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rORrCJOsyRE SALES.


covMTYmJohn &C, ,MBsy,sgmsyysr flsiniln
william IT, Bail ' Deceased ana and othSTs p ..
fendanis In pursuance Of Judgment Q.
~ the above entitled action. bearing dsts
ssss s h Jay S Of A ~ jsi and en,s.sd z
duly NED f IL the eS omen ., SGss g css u
& S COd ". Rs4 Nsr IN saa jadim. ss
named. VII sell at puIrie, auction Al the
n the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New
YORK, on the 9TH day Of July. isli at twelve
suctione.r. tho premises directed BY ssid
judgment TO be sold and therein described
81 S 81 sena DAN The S.r sn ss and ID sss 10
%iiis% Z Bail Tag ist. o. g.. eIS p ToHf.f Ss
being that certain plot Of land 1 n the ' Bcp
ooush of Manhattan. city and County Of New
and and knew so,,S as No iSg Grand street bounded
ana an. Se,ErSsd Ia. a. fSi9N REG,NNlNG on
ni soc feet s"a T'rsi in he. Rci:
erly from tho corner formed by The int.
with the eoutt1eriy ridc Of Grand street and
running themes westcriy along the southerly
tisht. angles to Grand stree, OF nearly 50
pS SGS Win Grand Street ns or nearly ff %
ttwenty' hyc CAP feet six tsl inches. and
Street nearly 50 about eighty (Sol feet
TO the point or place OF beginning said
premises being known Lot 6a2 on Map of
Bayard Farm. Excepting 80 much thereof
AS was taken for the widening Of Grand
street.
Dated, New York. n Y. June 18TH. 1919.
DANIEL n SHERMAN Referee,
n. Il. & A. J. PRIME. Attorneys for PLAIN
tin No 20 Warburton avenue. fonkera
y. Y.
Tho following IL a diagram Of the property
10 be sold: Its rtreet number Is No. iS
Grand Street:
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY or SEW
YpRk-Dry Dock savings Institution. Plain
TIN. against FieischmRnn Realty Company,
incorporated. and others Defendant. Ac-
In pursuancc OF judgment o. foreclosure
and sale. duly made ana entered III ths
eleventh day OF juno. 1914 ! the under
signed. tho reterre IN said judgment named
will sell at public auction. at tho Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. 1i-lS Nesey Street, In the
RorouEh OF Manhattan City Of New York.
on the ninth day Of July, 1914, at Il o'clock
noon on that day h! samuel Holdstickrr
judgment to he sold and therein described
ALL Ina. certain plot, piece or parcel OF
and with the building thereon erected.
Manhattan. In the city Of New York. ana IN
Block .Ol5 and Section seven. oil the Land
Map OF The CITY OF New York and and. noYnded
~ tho northeastern corner OF seventh Ave
nu. and one Hundred and Forty siAth Street.
running thence eastsry along the noriherlE
nnc hundred feet, thence rortherly aud
parallel with seventh Avenue forty feet.
thence westerly parallel with one Hundred
aud Forty sixth street and part OF he
distance through party wall one hundred
feet 20 tn. ga sterly side Of Seventh Avenue,
and thence soui hcrly along tho eastsrly sids
said premisss TO be sold subi.c, 10 any
statc OF facts an accurate survey would
how and 70 any orders Of am Department
Dated, New York, Jun" 18Th, islt.
FRANK NJ TlCHENOB. Attorney TO- Plain
tin, Ss Park Row, Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following 10 . diagram ~ the nrooeTty
A,eSu ca. and is7 IVES, ls5th street New YORK
City;
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LANCASTER CAN GET TEAM.
subscribing of $1,000 Would Cause
Transfer of York club.

LANCASTER. Pa, June so .anca ster
- to have professional baseball again
the first game on July A--if the one con
dtiun can he met Lancaster fans must
subscribe $1,000.
The team that may come Is Manager
George Heckert's York r-Stlte League
-lub, which has been playing to poor
crowds. President George Graham of
the Tr-S,ate League and Manager Heck
crt have agreed on the transfer after
with the president OF the York
team. John ". Myers OF Lancaster, where
the team formerly was located. Pop
Foster, former manager Of the team
when il was here. now physcail director
OF McrrerspurE Academy will manage
tho team II II comes here and Lancaster
will continue the old schedule The can
Nass for the money begins tomorrow.
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The approNimst" amo4n, Of the Hen or
'hargr, 70 sadsf! which The above described
property Is 20 be sold, In flftv-nyo thousand
$3.50 ?9-lOol Dollars, with Interest there.
on from tho sih day OF June, 1914 toEether
with rhe costs ana allowance amounting TO
-Four Hundred ana fourteen and $500
tsiii ib-l00l Dollars, with interest from
June nth. l9li. together with the expenses
~ tn sale. The approximate amount o.
the taxes assessments and water rates, o.
othrI nsns' Whl,h nfe 10 De allowed 70 the
paid by the Referee, s. Two thousand four
hundred ana ten aud So-loo ,tgil0 yb-io0J
Dollars and interert.
Dated, New York, June 18TH, 1914.
CHARLES y. MucLEAN, Referee
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QUAKERS GRASP AT STRAW.
SIN Hope to Have Army->svy Game
In Their City Next Fall.

PHILADELPHIA. June 30 Hope that the
Army Navy football game, apparently
lost to this city, might yet he staged In
Philadelphia next autumn was revived a
biz to-day on the strength of a despatch
from Washington that the American
League park there cannot be arranged
30 ny to accommodate the crowd that will
desire to view the spectacle
Plans to Increase the seating capacity
of tine ball park have proved difficult
to draw along practical lines. and there
is a strong hint in the dispatches that
the Navy will elect 20 play at Franklin
Field again.
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READY FOR SEMI.FNAL ROUND
Mrs. spencer and Miss Paine Win in
Newport Tennis Tourney.

Nrwponr. June 30.--Thc womens sin
giles tennis tournament At the Ca
sno was reduced to-day to the senl-iinal
round. There was biz gallery Of the
cottagers present and in the gathering
were Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston who
were visiting the Casino for the first
time.
Mrs Lorillard Spencer. j.. beat Miss
Mildred Rives. &c, -, and Mis- Fred
crika Paine beat Mrs John Borland.
Go, "a. This leaves Miss Paine To
meet Mrs. Howard G. Cushing and Mrs,
Spencer 30 meet Mis- Margaret II. Busk
I'm the semi-hna
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Boxu. Praises Coach Courtney.

ITHACA. June Morton -, Rogue,
Columbia steward. writes 10 Charles T.
Courtney praislng his and cornells sports
manship in acclaiming Columbia after th"
boat race. saying 1t was fine FOR spor,
ana expressing hope that IN III" future
Cornelrs example will bc followed as a
nrec,deOt.
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SyrcI1T fabTe UeFPuiTW 20 MI sIN,
I0NpuN. June 3O.--An American girl.
Miss l.. Ryan OF California, won her way
to-day into the final round OF the women's
lawn tennis championship Of England on
the courts at Wimbledon. She will meet
Mrs. g.arcumbe. who was champion in
1912. for the honor Of playing in The
challenge round against Mrs Lambert
Chambers. pres Mt holder OF the title.
Miss Ryan's acml-fu,' match to-day whs
won by her in straIgh, sets, "a. Ga,
over Miss II. AltchlsOn.
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Centre l,nr of block

Centre linr NJ block
The Approximate amount q the len Q,
property IS 20 bn sold l. nine thousand
iour hGndred 2na wen,y three and 100
from the 18Th day Of June. 1914, together
Win the costs and ALLOW ance amounting 70
doiiars ttSSl 3OI. viii interest from June
sSth' 1914, together w',h the expenses Of
The sale. The approximate amount OF the
tANsk assessmcnts ana water rates, or
oihe- liens witch are 20 he allowed 10 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money o.
seventeen ana $500 doiinrs 'sol"b-b ana
interest
ARTHUR g. FRIEND, referee
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Columbia Motor Car Plant sold.

HARTFORD. June 30--The Columbia
motor car plant. the last of the properties
of the defunct United States Motors
Company. was sold today for about
s2io, 600 10 the billings a spencer Com
pany OF Hartford, manufacturers of
forged tools.
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One Man Left Wells Can Beat.


Special Cdb'e Dsspdtch 10 TUE Sun.
LONDON. June 30.--Bombardier Wells.
heavyweight champion of England and
holder OF the Lord Lonsdale belt because
the crop ~ heavies here IL AT II low ebb,
defended his title tonight at the Olympia
4. &. His victim was an Australian
named Colin Bell. The man from the
antipodes lasted less than two rounds.
Johnny Summers and Harry stone, the
latter from New York, saved the show
by cleverly boxed draw In the semi
final.
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CEDAEHURsT. l.. l., June go special
polo match has been arranged 10 be- played
here tomorrow. In which John r. Cowdln.
at one time an international player, will
play at No. /. Tn" others on his team
will be Il. La Montague J. q. Milburu
Jr.. and Keith y. Marsham OF Cairo
Egypt. They will be opposed by the pres
ent team Of the Cooperstown club
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\ committee of twelve. representing the
Metropolitan Association of the \. \. T..
called on Park Commissioner Thomas W.
white yesterday and presented 20 him
framed cngrossed resolutions In apprecia-
ton Of his efforts to equip Macomb's Dam
Park for athletic contests and training.
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George W. Moore has challenged Al
fredo de ORC for the Jordan W. Lambert
trophy emblematc Of the championship OF
he world at three cushion billiards and
has deposited 500 In support OF his chal-
lengc with the Brunswick Bake Collender
Company. Moore Is the holder OF the rec
ord Of IL. the highest run ever made at
three cushions IN a match game.
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charge, to satisfy which the above described
property IL to be sold IL FINS -nve thousand
eight hundred and forty ana 2s-l00
H5o.s40.2s Dollars. with Interest thereon
from tho Sth day OF June, 1914. together
with the costs and allowance amounting 10
-Four hundred and twenty nine and i5-l0e
$3.50 Dollars, with interest from juno
lith. 1914, together with the expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates, or other
Hens. which arc TO be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. IL Two thousand four hun
dred and thirty-seven and 6l-l00 H2f37eD
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York, juno 10th, 1914.
CHARLES T.. MCLEAN, Referee
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WASHBURN CAN'T AID
TOUCHARD;; THEY LOSE
Behr, Injured, Plays Best Game
of Four and With Pcll
Beats Champions.
MATCH GOES THREE SETS
New Middle States Title Pair
Drops First, Then Takes
Necessary Three.

SoUTH ORANGE, June 30.-Gustave F.
Touchard and Watson NJ Washburn. Mid
die States and Eastern doubles champions,
suffered their second defeat within three
days to-day and this time It cost them
the Middle States title. for they we're
beaten by Theodore X. Pcll and Kari
Behr in the challenge round Of the Middle
States tournament at the orange Lawn
Tennis Club, three sets to one. The scores
we're l1--e, 2-6, 6-i, 81.
The title holders were outclassed at all
departments OF the game by the chal-
lengers. but II was the team work of the
latter that counted most In the victory.
Bohr. who injured his shoulder in his
match against Touchard yesterday, was
going 10 default, but he was prevailed
upon to play and did the best work Of the
four. Washburn was in poor form and
was more OF a hindrance than "A help 10
his partner.
In the opening set pcll and Behr ran
away with the first four games and looked
like easy winners, but the holders fought
back and moved into the lead by taking
the next five games. From that time on
the tussie was nip and tuck, with each
team taking a turn at the lead until all
was reached Then the stcddiness OF the
challengers asserted Itself and they an
nexed the deciding games.
Touchard and Washburn played a little
better together In the second set and they
had an easy time winning. but they could
not stand the prosperity and because OF
their very bad play won only one game In
the third. In the fourth set the teams
took turns aoout at winning games until
: AL was reached. when the champions
blew up and failed to make another point.
ON the fourteenth game. with the score
Is and 800. ore point would have
given tho champions tho game and set,
tying up the match. but they were unable
to overcome precedent and win out Of turn
and their only chance slipped by. The
/ summaries:
Middle states Chimp. onship Mems doubles
oh allense round-Theodore X. pell and Karl
B.hr defeated Gustave + Touchard and Wat
son NJ. Washburn. IA. rs. 81, 81
FIRST SET
Pell and Bchr;
45if6252 t4I:&4ct+ -7l-li
Touchard and washburn
l524SI744a4 si4l24i -
SECOND SET
Pel and Hehr. .................al o 8 80
/ Touchard and washourn Il i3S45s $3.50
THIRD SET
I Pel and Bchr ............... ..I7ti549-34-,
Touchdrd ana Washburil. ....l . ? 80
FOURTH SET.
/ Pel aud Bchr:
24241 4lt?417le44 49,
Touchard and Wsshburn:
ga 80 0 I - Oil
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which tho undivided one
fourth interest Of the defendant Bertrsm
Bail IN the above described premises 10 to
be sold Is $3.50. with Interest tnereon from
April ~, 1914. together With the costs and
allowance amounting TO s335.aS, with interest
from April Is. 1914, together with the eN
penses OF the sale. Pursuant 60 tla pro.
visions Of said foreclosure decree tho IN:
divided Interest to BE- sold Will be sold
subject TO the lion OF all unpaid tsNe., as.
sessmen's and water rates. which. az the dats
OF sale liens upon the entire premises.
and no such liens are to he paid by ths
Referee or allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money.
The undivided interest 30 to bo sold 10
subject 60 prior mortgage thereon dated
July IL 1905. and recorded in tho registers
ofiice % New York County August 20. 1908.
TO secure s. SOC and Interest
The entire premises are subject 10 unpaid
axes for the wears 1911, 1912. 1913 and 1914
and also 20 unpaid water rents for the years
1910. 1911 and 1912 ana 10 unpaid water rent
meter charged from January %, 1913. to
date $500
Dated, New York, y. Y. June 10Th. 1914.
DANIEL u, SHERMAN. Referee.
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Good start: won easily. The pinn. biz. e., by
Ogden-I ivonis: owned by J. l.. Madden trained
by G. L. Patterson.
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Manson. .. ..... % Marco. ..... o5 IL
Threw Jockey,
Time leo as.
Fair start won driving Afterglow. h. q, by
Ben Brush. -tncenadlnc owned and trained by
Capt. y. N. Walker.
SIXTH RACE.
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ns .,,m TONIGHT

Walthour Moran. nidier. Bcdel, nrohach
MI IN One-Iiour Notor-paced Race 1000 seats
W al 2sc. Ladies' night every Wednesday,
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lt.r tart Won ridden out. Gamer, oh g. g.
., Ndrilr"l Drpld owned by II. T. Whitney;
r9.0'd b. James Rowe
rHlRp RACE.
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i"r otr"-i 20 r-plds and upward; selling; by
subscription ~ $40, with 500 added seven fur
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'1nl ,Nti Won driving Luke NCiukc b. g.
y nimN' -Nir' owned by John " SchuTr;
spAiaoI b. ]. ! >chnrr
titrG RACE
Tor tMrlr-N On r-nLh- anh -.,n,rn III ,,hLn, hn.u
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Good Start won easily. Nsiad b Z. by ogden
BY Y J Hc1lry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
FINE WEATHER
WEAKENS WHEAT
Disappointing Cables Also
Have Effect on Market;
Corn Is Lower.

Chicago. Ill. July 1s-Wheat declined
TODAY on account OF Disappointing cables
from Liverpool and because OF fine weather
northwest. After opening = TO sc lower
prices suffered material turner Sc .ol-e
eminent crop report helped bring about a
sifrIt raIIv but not Of a lasting sort The
-7oss was steady y TO q C under last night
go coed with wheat The opening
ra1eed a shade advance. was followed BY a
he close vas steady at sc to &c net
decline
IacI- Of demand weakened oats
aCe--i7ass ~ hog receipts at western
roi1-s held provisions steady The total ar
rf,-sIs were but little more than half as uu-
rnerous as al the corresponding time last
year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
MONEY AND METALS.

NEW YORK 1IAKhEA.
(By Associated Press-J
New York, July 1S--1lereanlll7 P-P9-'
4G4H.
Bar silver. 54%-
Mexican dollars, 424s. 49,, ...fs-.
CAL money. nominal; time loans, EASIER
90 DAYS ga 90 days g; 8 months - 81
Copper. dull; spot and Sept 1s-z9 -S-''-
ElectroIytic- las G13&- .f- 1aua
Lake copper. nominal castlnss 10 2 y
Tin. firm; spot 3175@5Zoo-
Lead dull; ass q 3.95-
Spelter, quiet. 495Q sos ,--e,= -.
Iron. quiet; No J. Northern. l4l9 = l2--2 ;
No. Northern. 1A5OG15-oe; No Sol -
ern. 1A75G1525s No southern -1-'' .
Iopdon Metals Markets.
London Eng July 1S--The Lon1on me- me-
ais market closed as follows Lead. ~
50. do: spelter. E21. sl0i copper s-e1-s'
spot sol. SO: futures. f62-
St Louis Lead and spel5qer, 5rr1
St Louis. No July ls--Leau c1--'
5771z- spelter dull ASO-
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency. 80.
Mexican gold, - r, a.,
Mexican pesos CEl paso buying price, 4sc
villa currency. %. Carranza c-lLel~''
26Iz- chihuahua currency = 2
Fl PasO Smelter Quotations
Corrected Daily
Bar silver. 5fA-
Pig lead. $50.
Copper. wire bars 1850
Lead tLondonl f19. 50 DO
Weekly AVerGgeA-
douglas Shelter QuotationAD o..
Silver. $3.50
Copper. 13.49.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

Ooservations taken
at s a n 18th me-
ridian time g a. II
FL Paso time)- July
is. 1914
Forecasts
FL Paso and viciu-
ity-Cnsettled to-
night and Sunday
New Mexico-To-
night and Sunday.
generally cloudy
probably local thun-
der showers
West Iexas-Un-
settled tonight and
Sunday probably
showers in the Pan
handle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

$3.50.
s room bungalow on paved Tularosa- $500
down, bal. terms
$3.50.
Nothing nicer. room practically new
bungalow, Montana St. terms
room bungalow. near z. P. s ".
shops. small payment down, bal easy
terms
S14OO.
lots paved Montana st. terms Better
take advantage OF this while opportunity
IS good
Anderson Realty Co.
209 W san Antonio St. Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

SNAP-S9OO.
Z acres. heart Of Tsleta-
$500
room bungalow hardwood floors
located on Bliss near Gimbers groc-
cry: terms the best
$500.
room bungalow; up TO the minute.
500 down. balance 335 per month.
including interest
$500.
> room pebble dash. > full lots; nice
little home.
$1,000.
3 room frame. terms easy.
$3.50.
20 room tenement on Broadway:
close in; rents for $50 per month; any
terms
FOR TRADING PROPOSITIONS
SEE Us.
50 acres finest land in valley; IS IN
alfalfa balance in garden; horses.
mules, wagous-everything- f125
per acre.
White-Paden Realty Co.
11-12-13 Morgan Bldg Phone 154s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
HAVE YOUR pT,Vo TI-VrD

repaired or refinished by experts Spe-
cial rates this month Work guaranteed.
Phone 16l. BILLINGS PIANO STORE,
102 n Stanton.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

BUSINESS CHANCES.
We have customers most every day for
large small business chances. List yours
with US and give Us chance TO sell them
Anderson Realty Co. Phone I44I.
209 ". san Antonio St
BUY THIS ALFALFA CROP.
Is acres in the lower valley, 20 acres IN
alfalfa, cut 30 tons last cutting VIII pay
for itself Price $3.50; good terms
N STANTON ST.
room brick house. IS foot lot, close 70
Montana St Price $500; terms.
START A DAIRY.
WI WI sell any .,E PSrt Of Il ,,6 lots On Alamo
month"; no interest or taxes
ARIZONA ST. BARGAIN.
$3.50 buys - feet in the 1900 block,
good terms Don't miss this.
RIO GRANDE ST. LOTS.
$1,000 buys lots close to Williams St;
good terms
Frame house on s714 foot lot, south front
Price $500; terms TO suit you
HOUSE AND 8 LOTS,
$1,000.
? room frame house. corner lots. fences
and sheds: Government Hill l block from
BLISS ST. LOTS.
$500 buys OF the best lots on the street,
paved and cement walk good terms
n. CAMPBELL ST. LOTS.
rs feet between California and River SITS
Price $4,000.
Ell PAsO ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
New building on S. Fl PasO St. we'll
rented. VIII sell at the right price; good
terms
NEW BUNGALOW.
New red pressed brick bungalow, rooms.
lot 50xl40, close to Alta Vista school and
Fl Bliss car Price $500; good terms
ALTA VISTA HOUSE
$3.50 buys room adobe house, stone
bee St. close 10 Fort Bliss car; very easy
terms
GOVERNMENT HILL LOTS.
800 cash buys south front lots on Hueco
St Price $3.50, balance SO per month.
THAT REAL BARGAIN.
Modern room brick house. south front
corner lots. fences and sheds; La Luz St,
blocks east Of Alta Vista school Price
only $500. $500 cash. balance less than
$50 monthly including interest
VALLEY LAND.
100 acres close TO Ysleta, fronting both
roads Price Sl75 per acre; terms
A CHEAP HOME.
Modern room red pressed brick house,
full lots, Altura Park close to Manhattan
Heights and car line Price only $3.50, $3.50
cash. balance easy monthly payments.
d. G. Heineman.
Phone S45 2Os Mills St.
IS ACRES
In upper valley in alfalfa. corn and beans,
fine soil. room house. on main road For
quick sale 800 per acre
80 acres in alfalfa l mile west Of Canu-
tillo. main ditch and gravel road. A
real bargain at s135 per acre For valley
lands see
h c SWearinEens
With Austin & Mars
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

every time ana all OF the time. adver-
tise in the Ready Reference Directory.
Don't forget the phone number-"fOur-
fiYe-three.H- AdVertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
Gard of Thanks.

We take this method Of expressing
+bs1Irs and everlasting gratitude to
those who so nobly rendered their as
sistance and sympathy IN the illness
80 loss of our beloved wife and
Dotber. Annie l. FOrgasOn-
W. J. Ferguson and Children.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
Ans,rsrs 70 Herald Ads.

The following list OF uncalled for
answers to herald Want Advertise
nents are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business ONCE;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

There will be a special meeting Sun
10 IrIIv 19. at 1870 p m. Matters of
- f-,,ortance to local No. SIS OF
R r. renders international League
Rv order Of the president
J. W. Morgan.
Secretary and Treasurer.
SO San Antonio street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
WEATHER BULLETIN

o. $. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
UNLISTED STOCKS.
LONDON WOOL SALES
TOTAL T140g RATFS

London. Eng. July lS-The miscel-
laneous selection at the wool auction
sales today was steadily absorbed by
the buyers from all sections. The tone
was firm and secured pieces were in
eager request by the continent Best
and medium cr0ssbreds were taken by
Americans. The offerings today were
11403 bales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
CLEARANCE sAIE

OF returned rental pianos and players
Bargain prices Easy terms See them
at BILLINGS PIANO STORE, 102 y.
StantOn.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
Health Resorts.

GO TO HOT WELLS, Fl Paso. Co. to get
permanent relief from your Rheumatism.
Stomach and Kidney trouble. Hot Wells
water never fails 10 relieve in a few days:
bath house, expert masseur. and good hotel
accommodations. Phone $3.50 for informa-
ton OF call at Hot Wells Water Co.'S
Office 222 E Main St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18

- Colo July l6--GeOrge E
,, Lalllei' a superintendent Of a Prov
I -. - > $1,000 milling company, was shot
- - 'f1stsntiv killed here tonight by
~. -,.jFe Mrs. Nellie Pingree. At the
noIice station Mrs Pingree said she
g ~ - -ssIize what she was doing IN
III ~ ~ - the revolver in her hand
- - ForD5 herself standing over the
9 3I-S form Of her husband
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-18
Mineral Waters.

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WHY DRINK dead, insipid. distilled or
germ laden hydrant water when you can
get the live. pure, nOurishlng Hot Wells
water, the best table water on earth Money
hack II one case does not relieve your
stomach OF kidney trouble Phone $3.50 at
once for a case. Hot Wells Water Co., 222
E HIaIn St