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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
MORE THAN 1000
YAQUIS JOIN REBELS
Are Burning Bridges Along
the S. P, in Mexico,
Below GuavmaS.

Nogales. Ariz-. May At is said BY
Americans who have come out from So
nora that about 1000 Yaquis are in
open rebellion against the federal gov
eminent, led by SiOUlame who has been
= dissenter with a small following
against the government.
The YaQuis have burned bridges all
along the :. p. route below Guaymas.
so that IL IS difficult and dangerous for
even special trains at slow speed.
Every train IS bringing out a load
OF Americans especially women and
children, some days five or more in a
grOup. from Sonora and SinalOa. many
OF whom are ordered out by the Of
1iCIas fOr safety
The Southern Pacific company has
now abandoned all train service below
Empalme and Guaymas and trains run
only TO Csuanea. NacO and Guaymas
from Nosales and a daylight run is
made.
The company has taken all OF the
railroad employees from all points be-
low Guaymas TO Empalme for safety.
From the points Withdrawn are: Ala
mos. san Bias. NavOjoa and Esperanza
st which now all postal service is cut
Off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
CONSULAR AGENT
AT ALAMOS RESIGNS

GUaymas Sonora. Mexico. May A.
Marion s Mccarthy American consul
lar agent at AlamOs. has resigned his
post and gone 70 the states. A number
OF Americans have left AlamOs and vi
cinity because OF a rumOred anti-Amer-
lean demonstration The majority OF
the American women and children re-
siding In and around EsperanZa also
departed for the states last week.
The Manhattan Exploration company.
operating in the vicinity OF AlamOs and
on the YaQui river, viii close down. it
is said.
Mrs Louis Quicker Link. who has
spent the last month with her father in
Guaymas, left for home In San Fran
cisco
Conditions have quieted down in So
nora during the past few days. Trains
are now running on daylight schedule
from NogaIes to san Bias with no
further Yauui interruption.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
EFFORT TO GUST
FEDERAL JUDGE
CONTINUES from page J.

Continues from page j
involving judge Archbald's relations
with railroads on whose operations ID
il his duty. as a member OF the COM
merce court to pass legal judgment
president Taft instructed attorney gen
eral Wickersham to investigate and re-
port to the house judiciary COM
mittee
This committee is charged with the
responsibility Of Investigating such
matters with q view 10 determining
whether a prima facie case Justifying
impeachruent proceedings is presented
The house impeaChes and the senate is
the trial court for a federal official
The judiciary committee il is believed
viii begin an inquiry az once
The charges We're mace II 81 eoruary.
The department Of Justice has made an
inquiry. sending representative TO
PENNSYLVANIA. where the, deals were
supposed TO have been made Judce
Archibald has not vet been heard in the
matter but he probably VIII be called
early to offer his explanations
.Uid~e Archibald is from Pennsylvania
and was aDpointed to the comne,ra
teurt IN Dlesfdent Taft Jan. 81 1q-7
He is circuit judge ana his tenure on
the commerce court VIII be four years.
after which he returns 20 the third
Don't want Probe.
Sam d. Cowan. Of Fort Worth
counsel or National Live Stock assoc
citation; r. W. TOmlinSoh of Denver
secretary OF association. and others
are here TO protest against the nr0-
posed fnvestfaation OF the Ruraa1I Of
Animal industry. 1t is claimed that
the sensational investigation would
injure the foreign trade in American
meats.
To Probe Navy-SteeI Contracts.
An Investigation into the contracts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
VASQUEZ GOMEZ
Takes PRESIDENCY
Continued from page IL

' +~-se~ -
Juarez to have that position. which
NoI viii have without any objection.
Kindly come with engineer PradilIo,
special ambassador to YOU, who will
bring YOU safe and sound to the ma
tional territory.
Desiring to have the pleasure to SEQ
You very soon among us. 4 am sim
cerely your friend and wish you all
kinds OF happiness
tSigned.D "P. OrozcO. Jr.
up. S.-Our friend, Mr.. COufacho, ac-
companies Mr.. PradillO."
The letter was given to The Herald
by NasqueZ Come. who asked that DO
be made public as showing he was pro-
claimed president OF the country.
Cabinet Members Chosen.
Two OF the members OF the pro-
visionI cabinet have already been
chosen, but so far have not been pub
lcly announced as such. The portfolio
OF foreign relations was offered to Mr..
Fradillo, who refused it and then il
was conferred on Lie. Moreno Canton.
OF Yucca tan. who accompanied VaSQueZ
Gomez TO JuareZ. AS minister of war.
Col PaSCual OrOZcO. ST., was chosen
temporarily, which place viii be taken
IN a few days by Gen. Pascual OrOzco.
IT. The rest o. the cabinet members are
being selected.
There was no demonstration in Jua-
rez and only the meeting OF the new
president with the officers of the army
and the officials of the town showed
any unusual activity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

100000 and appropriate S5,45s.o45
for the forestry service generally.
The committee allowed S4o, 900 to
fight Chestnut tree bhghts and SIC
600 for an agricultural exhibit at
Leithbridge, Canada
Money Appropriated to Aid Probe.
After listening TO czustic criticism
OF the money trust" inquiry. the
house yesterday adopted a resolution
approprtating S25,0O0 for the judiciary
committee to prosecute its part Of the
investigation Minority leader Mann
and representative Hill OF Connecff-
cut, denounced the manner in which
funds were voted.
Vote To Be Taken Monday.
The senate after three remarkable
speeches. failed gain yesterday 10
reach a vote on the Workmen's com
penSatton bill, and when at $40 o'clock
II took recess until 1850 o'clock to-
morrow morning there was a general
impression that the final vote would
not Be- reached until Monday
Favor Reduction On sugar.
Democratic members OF the senate
committee on finances practically
agreed today TO favor a reduction OF
% Is percent from the present tariff on
sugar and voted to abolish the du-
ties standard and differential on sugar
This viii be carried in q provision
TO be offered as an amendment 70
the Democratic house free sugar bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
BUFORD TO PICK UP
FOREIGNERS ON COAST

at unofrc.,
only Of British
order been by
ford 'front.' the Landn navy sterday
he tex Of the mes is ad have been follow
eIess to guar Buf
of ward that
o cared
ste board ship
Isl hire quaremasterr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Soft shirts viii be all the rage this
summer. Bryan Bros. have Just the
kind you like best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Soft shirts viii be all the rage this
summer. Bryan Bros. have Just the
kind you Ike best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Buy a K-R-I-T-make a hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
REDEEM Corsets

There IS a Redfern corset for every
woman. whether she be tall or short,
slender. medium or stout. Prices on
Redeem corsets range from $500 up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

The agricultural appropriation bill
carrying SIT.656 1916, which is S17.-
723.610 more than the house pro
vided. and S756 $50 more than the
current years appropriation. finished
yesterday by the senate committee.
would raise the appropriation for
fighting forest fires from 100000 to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
Bon Ton Corsets

The spring Bon Ton models show sew
eral new features in both bust and
hip lines. Prices are from $500 up.
At $3.50 to $1,000 we have a SPLEEN
did showing of tie extreme long
models. These come in coutil, batiste
and fancy broche
SPECIAL NOTE-Our specially desig
lutte privacy and Perfect-fitting corse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

The Modart is really the only sue
cessful front-laced corset. The new
models are unusually good both
from the standpoint of comfort and
style. If you have never worn a
front-laced corset. suppose you come
and have Miss Lattner fit you with
a Modart. Prices $500 up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

MONDAY SPECIAL
ST.25 Sun Umbrellas CSC
A lot Of Just 100 sun umbrellas. Full
26-inch size. covered with fast black
umbrella taffeta, with Paragon
frame and plain or German silver
trimmed Mission handles. Regular
S1.25 values; special Mon OK
day, as long as they last $500 OOO
MONDAY SPECIAL
81 Lace Chenlisettes 69c
White Plauen lace chemisettes. round
and pointed styles in dainty new
desi gns. worth to S1-00; CO.
Special Monday at .------- WV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
ROYAL Worcester and
Warner's COrsetS

Royal Worcester and Warmers cor
sets range in price from $1.OO to $3.50
They are the best low priced corsets
made VIII not rust.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Monday and Tuesday we offer cotton
foulard dresses at the nominal price
of S1.45. These dresses are made
with lace yoke and trimmed with pip
ing and satin covered buttons. They
come in neat foulard patterns in
black and white. lavender and white
and navy and white. All sizes. Do
not fail to come Monday or Tuesday
and secure a nice sum Ct Ak
mer dress for only ..,., - 1 sEO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

Corsets Featured Next Week
Tor next week we direct special attention to the Cor
set Department. This department Is now COM
petey stocked with all the new spring and summer
models In Redfem Bon Ton, Modart Front-Laced,
Lily of France, Royal Worcester and Wamers corsets
Miss Lattner our expert corsetere will be glad to show
you the new models and explain fully the particular
merits of each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

white wool suits at SI7.75. You
should not fail to secure one Of these
suits. especially if your summer plans
include a trip to the seashore or to
the mountains. The suits offered are
made of serges and Bedford cords
Come in aIl-white and white with
hairline stripes. These are man
tailored suits with straight and cut
away coats. skirts in panel and over
skirt STYLES. Coats have brocaded
Innings. The special CT *
price next week is. y L ! y
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

This is the standard 25c oil cloth and comes in white and fancy col ors-At this special price we limit the quantity to 5 yards.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

ment was presented in the second petition for the appointment of a re- ceiver for the company pending i'm voluntary proceedings in bankruptcy. The case was taken under advise ment.
 In November the miners assembled their claims and through the attor- neys began proceedings in bankruptcy against the company. asking for the appointment Of a receiver The liti gation is in Tucson as the property involved is in Western Yuma county, Yuma being in the second judicial district and Tucson the residence of the court.
 The case was heard and on Dec. 16 the application for receiver was dismissed without prejudice, the court holding that the petitioners had not shown the urgent necessity of re- ceiver and the defendant company claiming it was in a position to pro- tect and care for the property. At the same time the court issued an order tho petitioners to examine
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

the company's books and records and interrogate the secretary and treasurer under oath. This was done on the 3d of January and based on discov- cries made in that examination the petitioners have renewed their appli- cation for the appointment of a re- ceiver. They contend that the com pany has no funds and is not in a position to protect the property which may deteriorate unless a receiver is appointed to care for it until such time as the bankruptcy proceedings are settled.
 Mir. Ingles says the company now claims that the reorganization com mittee of directors has received $4.- 900 from Europe for that purpose. In response he ayers that if so much of it must be spent by this time and the amount is far too small to pro- tect the property any length of time. In further substantiation of the de- mand for d receiver Mir Ingles says that on December 1st bonds to the amount of $3e, ,0O0 were issued to the
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

work under the Colorado will be completed within the next thirty days.
 TUCSON.-Nine strikers who were fined in police court for molesting non union man will appeal their cases.
 PARkER.-Developm work on the Golden State mining property in Copper Basin, has been resumed. Prospects are good for big returns.
 TUCSON-Work on the F.. P. & S w. grade has commenced within the city limits and a big gang of men are laboring on Main street.
 YUMA.-The Commercial Club is still booming New directors will he elected Tuesday. Local men claim that the word boost was coined in Yuma.
 YUMA.-It is rumored that pros pectors who have been looking for the Lost Padre mine have made rich strikes. However. they are with holding details. merely coming into
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
STUDENTS PLAY TENNIS

the Arizona university has announced that immediately following the Christi mas holidays a tennis tournament of mems singles will be started on the university courts. A handsome prize in the form of a valuable racket has been put up by one of the Tucson merchants and will be awarded to the winner of the tournament.
 The announcement of the forth coming tournament has stimulated interest in tennis to a considerable degree and inc courts are now crowd
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THROUGH THE STATE

DUNCAN.-A new road will be built from this place to Apache box.
 BlSBEE-Local men are hustling to get the Warren District brigade post Tucson is also after it..
 GLOBE-Cattle men in this vicinity are elated over the splendid prices they are getting for their beef.
 GLOBE.-J. w Williams broke an arm and two ribs by falling down a manway in the old Dominion mine
 YUMA.-lt is expected the tunnel
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

cd every afternoon with players. The competition for the prize promises to be especially keen owing to the large number of contestants who are university has been expendinS con- siderable time and effort in improv- ing the tennis courts and the results amply justify the pains. The courts have been entirely releveled and re- taPed and are now in excellent con- dirion
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

Accordig to a report just issued. Harvard football for the year 1911 netted profit of S45.0O0. Baseball took in 5000 over expenses. while the crew lost $12000 and the track team showed deficit of over $70O0. The total for the Harvard athletic teams shows a net loss for the year of slO.0OO while in the previous year the athletic committee finished $sO0o ahead
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

Signal Commercial company in pay ment of an antecedent debt. The miners believe no further transact ions of that sort should be allowed until their claims are satisfied.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

Perhaps the best known of all muslins; full yard wide regular price 12Iac a yard. Every woman who sews knows the goodness of thIs rnusIin-Iimit 10 yds. to customer.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

town for bigger supplies of food and tools.
 RESCOTT-Placer mining near the head waters of the Hassayampa is booming. Several big mechanical out fits are preparing to work in the vicinity of Walnut Grove during the summer.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
RECE|VERSH|P
 IF CLARA CONS.
Attorneys for Miners Hold ing Labor Claims Press Second Application Ur- gently Claiming Need of Protection.

Paul R. Ingles and w. NJ. Seabury. attorneys for the miners who have labor claims against the Clara Con- sOlidated Mining company. returned from Tucson yesterday where areu-
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,

Bleached Cheesecloth 36 inches wide and a very soft absorbent quality suitable for a number of purposes. This is first quality and worth 6l4e to 7I[2c a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Special to Tho Times Dispatchl
Ashland. Va, August AIRS Mary
Beck. of Lynchbure is the guest Of
Mrs. sam H. Carter
Mrs. H. :. Ladew lef, to-day for
Etna Mills to visit her daughter. Mrs
Hin Carter.
Miss Eleanor Moatsomcry has con
Guided her visit to Virginia Beach ana
is at her home in Ncrdon
Mr.. ana Mrs smith. OF Richmond. arc
guests of Mrs. j u. Harris.
Miss Washington, of Caroline coun-
ty, was recently the guest OF Mrs.
nenry r Carter.
Nh ana Mrs Marshall Ellis MIR ana
Mgs Schooir loN ana Mrs. KATE VAN
diver are spending some time nt At
lantic City.
Misses Trevillian viii return this
week from Wrightsville Beach y. C..
where they have been for several
weeks
Mrs. Charles s,uar, and Charles
stuart. Jr ana Misses Cox. OF Rich
mond. are visiting Mrs Joseph Wool
FOLK in Caroline county
MISS Eleanor Scott returned to her
home in Radford after IA weeks visit TO
her grandmothor Mrs. H. c. Scott
Misses Epic Blackwell ana Stuart
Banton viii return Saturday from Vir-
ginia Beach. where they were guests
at the Hancock cottage.
Miss Frances Lancaster will accom-
pany Mrs. NJ. l.. T. Kerr to Virginia
Beach lor weeks visit
Mrs. Hi Carter. Miss Lou Rcdd ana
shirley Carter spent the week end with
Mrs. I'M Garter. Jr.. at her summer
home a. Etna Mills
STANLEY Blanton of Richmond. was
here to-day visiting friends.
Mrs. Il T. HartsooiS leaves Friday
for Goodville, W. Va. TO attend the
wedding OF her son. Eugene Il. Hart
SOCK Jr, TO Miss Hulda Jane Nunn.
formerly OF Martinsville. Va. which
takes place saturday. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ilortsook Will visit Ashland on their
wedd rg trip.
Miss Annie Macon Potts is visiting
the Misses Garth in Charlottesvillc
Miss Barbara Redd has returned
from Virginia Beach TO her home,
"nyhia."
a dcligAtfui hay ride was given lass
nieht 10y Willie Blnkey I'm honor of
the Misses Freer OF Richmond MIS-.
Charles Blokcy chaporoned. ana the
quests were Misses Frecr. Ruth BlAkey.
pemel Hunt. Elise and Sara Caldwell
Martha Hughes and Ron Marye. Churies
Stchhins Walter sydnor Luther Hart
sock. Roper Voolfolk Lewis Blanton.
Percy Carr and Mr. P9lmore. of Hlch-
mond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
AYRES CONSULTS
WITH COMMITTEE
Advisory Campaign Board APP
pointed and Political Pros
pects Discussed
Ispeclal 10 Tho Times-Dispatch. !

Especial to The Tines Dispatch
Bristol va. August l.-rhc Demo
cratic District Committee Tor thu Ninth
District OF Virginia met here this after
noon at The Hotel Bristol for orranI-
zation ana consultation with the Dem
ocratc nominee General Rufus \.
AIRES OF Biz stone Gap The members
Of the committee are Is T. wilson. OF
Russell. c w Bondurant. of Lee. J. B.
Boxer OF Tazcwei John II. Gose of
Bristol pr. j d. Buchanan, OF smyth.
and D. Wysor, c; Pulaski. secretary.
General Ayres all OF the members
OF the committee ana number OF
prominent Democrats from different
PORTIONS OF the district and Bristol were
present pr i. - Buchanan. OF Marion
N'7 elected chaitmai OF the commit
'tc' Mr.. Wysor having already been
elected secretary AT inc state conven.
Won, The following advisory campaign
committee was chosen Il 7. Irvine.
OF BIS stone Gap. !. Normanf Powell. OF
WNthe, II. G stuart. OF Russell A. 5
i!isSinbotham OF TAzewell. and H. G..
reters, of Bristol
The day was oreupied with the dis
crssion OF plans aud the organization
of the campaign committees was de
terrcd untn some day next week. when
1T win. upon the call Of General Ayres.
meet 81 Bristol and select a chairman
ana secretary
General Ayres VINO came to Bristol
Wednesday night left on the afternoon
train FOR his home at Big stone Cap
Accompanied oy r. T. Irvine J. W
Chaikley $ Aston and others from
scott Wise and Russell counties who
had been In attendance upon the con
fcrencc-
The meeting developed much interest
several OF the counties Indicated an
excellent prospect ior united pnrty
FOR the Democrats. as compared with
the prospects for d.sAnection IA tie Re
publican ranks, due 10 the movement
TO carry the Bull Moose organization
to every county IN the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
SLIP CovERs.

~ LINEN AND cREToNNr. FOR BED
room or parlor. -4ade 10 1T. sgd
NOR & HUNDLEY. INC. Seventh and
Grace. Madison 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
Guarning


bright large room, southern eX-
posurc, also table Doardcrs. confor-
table home table. az 100 West Main,
adjoining Jefferson Hotel
1888 WEST GRACE STREET ROOMS
with board
Mrs. G i BOWERS. lis z FRANK
I'm rooms and board for permanent
and transient guests dining room
w"ll equipped
LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD;
Table board iol East Grace.
WANTED. GENTLEMEN OR COUPLES
10 room and board also table board
ers good table and comfortable
tooms f05 East canal Street. Phone
Madison 52gl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
@eftlnns
Rational Ban, of virginia.
Richmond, Va

Richmond Va
Monde. july 80. 1872
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA.
PURSUANT to 4 resolution Of the
board Of directors or the National
Bank OF Virginia. adopted this day.
notice is hereby gl.eu that special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
said bank Will be held at its banking
house. Nlnth and Main Streets. Rich
mona. Va. THURSDAY. August 20.
1912 at - O'Clock ST to consider
First A proposition and plan for
the consolidation ~ the National
Bank ~ virginia with tine First Ma
iionai Bank Of Richmond. Va which
has been approved hy the board Of
directors Of the raupnal Bank OF
second. \ plan for the complete
liquidation OF tho assets and affairs
OF the National Bank OF Virginia
pursuan, to sections 1920 and 592l.
United states Revised Statutes. to
take effect upon such day a. may he
fixed by the stockholders
Third Tho ratification of the &C
tion OF the board Of directors Of the
said bank in tho premises prelimi-
i-ry to said meeting
Fourth Any other business ger
name to the foregoing matters which
may he brought To the consldera ton
81 tho said meeting
y fun meeting ~ the stockhold-
ers. either in person or by proxy. Is
urgently requested
W. NJ. ADDISON. p 'T'-7 Rs
Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
flats JFcr Rrnt
See, Goal anu lllopu
WOOD AND COAL

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $3.50 half-cord. DA-
csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
Two hoy. Arc Drowned.

Snccinl % Tho Times Dispntch1
Eristol VA. August John Dem
ton. eleven -ycar-o,l sen OF John Den
ton. ana Raymon Davis. twelve year
old son OF William Davis, of BLUM CITY.
this county, ware drowned at Island
Park river resort near here this
afternoon while bathing Tho body
OF young Davis was recovered but the
other had not been found this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va. August Lou George.
wcll-known white woman. who had
necn drinking heavily yesterday and
last night. was found dead on the floor
of house in Berkeley this morning.
Reside her body were Lucille Bailey
and w. Z Pernen. both drunk After
viewing tho body Coroner Right pro-
nounced that the woman's death was
caused by alcoholism
Pernell and the Bailey woman were
held by the police until the coroners
verdict was rendered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
ALBEMARLE

Nirginin Ave. and Bench. Coolest Location.
N,w throughout. capacity $50. private
baths. elevators. AcoO Zee, vide cool
porehos. exceptional table. white service.
special rates. $40 M weekly. Sc up daily
Booklet. j. H. COPE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

We Will sell large lot Of building
material, consisting of large lot OF
lumber of all descriptions. SUCH as
flooring. ceiling. wainscotinE. joists.
scantlings, door and window frames.
sash blinds. large quantity loths, fire
prick paving brick slate manteis,
marble slabs. l2-inch thing. large lot
OF sma'l fancy filing. skyuehts. guam
u'y Of rn ana other building ma
toriai
sale positive Friday. August 2,
NJ Must positively be sold without
""ii or reserve Contractors and
builders invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.