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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

BY virtue OF a certain\deed o, t-us..
dated January -. 1910. and recorded ~
the Richmond Chancerv Court clerk :.
Office, in Deed Book 2O5-D page az
default having been made In the pav-
incnt Of the debt secured thereby amt
having been required by the beneficial.
Hereunder 80 TO do. I. the undersigE-:
surviving trustee. Will. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1915.
at 1870 o'clock r. NJ.
on tho premises, proceed TO sell 1T
public auction the property conveys J
therein, viz:
Tha, lot OF land. with the i,nproye.
nlents thereon, in the city OF Richmond
Va. designated as No. PHI Mayo stree,
beginning at point one hundred aud
eighty-one feet eleven inches (lSl fee
II inches) from the southeast corner uu
Broad and Mayo Streets and running
south wardly and fronting on the east
ern line OF Mayo Street sixteen feet
two !nches do feet inches) and eX.
tending back AT right angles and be-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty feet seven and one-half INCHES
I2o feet az inches) 10 Dogwood Alley
This property Is available for bus.-
ness purposes.
TERMS: cash.
W. +. Redo,
Surviving Trustee
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MORE PROF|T-TAK|NC
ON LARGE SCALE NOTED
Selling Mainly by Buyers Who ln-
tend TO Purchase Stocks Back
Again Soon.
UNEASY DAYS LOOKED FOR
New York Central. 81. Paul. Atchi-
son, Northern Pacific and Other
Issues in Demand Because of
Their Cheapness.
nv nRoAnAN NALL.

NEW YORK. June Observation-Disclosures
on large scale continued to-day. The
selling was by bankers, who intend 10
buy the stocks back again this summer
Tor what they believe viii zoe the
greatest constructive market in history
next autumn and winter They. say
thai the various Developments OF The
present political situation in the
United States. considering the way and
day for the owners OF securities.
They are not. OF course. selling their
long time investments for these they
consider TOO valuable 10 let 30, even
in the face or possible Developments
They simply are letting 20 their spccu-
la,ive holdings, believing they can get
them back on lower level. They VIII
not wait for a much lower icNc! either.
but accumulate on a downward scale,
beginning almost immediateiy,
interests hurt the market to-day and
caused nearly every stock on the lis,
10 close with q net decline. The down
the Mexican condition, which caused
Mexican Petroleum 10 sell off. and by
the antics OF one OF the motor stocks
New York Central. 81, Paul, Atchi-
SON Northern Pacitic,. 500, and Great
Northern were in demand. because
they are cheap. regardless o: what the
accidental quotations may he IN the
course OF the campaign.
MORE MONEY TO BE SPENT
FOR FOREIGN ACCOUNT
announcement was made OF q 500,
dHo, 600 credit at 6i-2 per cent. to be
established in New York. for Russia.
At the same time a credit .: I5C.00U.0oo
roubles will be established III Petvo-'
grad for the New YORK bankers. the
.ouble being calculated a. three for
81. Americans also have the privilege
OF buying 4 block OF Russian bonds
az an attractive price. This loan
means more money 20 he expended here
for foreign account. Sir Robert Elem
ing, chairman OF the Investment Trust
Corporation, Ltd. Mas quoted yes;er-
day rs estimating that fully 81 000.-
600 600 had been returned % English
stockholders from the sal. Of .Ame-i-
can securities. lie urged them 20 sell
The remainder OF their holdings NJ The
present attractive prices.
In { \ attenp; 10 Set the coDperS out
OF the dolGrualS. announce was
made that k-anecott = earning ~ the
rate OF 10000. 600 y YEA: II - "a Wing
at the rate OF S,s.-nn "a leaT. iSraden
Is Eow PRODUCING about 5000. ooo
POUNDS OF copper e month. but II is
proposed 10 multiply tha: production
Marine preferred was advanced by
TIE same group thai has ls.:! fortunate
n tie stock on nal: - dozen occasions.
NEW YORK. Iune ia-Meresa..l4 paper.
s-es> Stating: s.A'y-!S: c.!ls S;..,.
demand; ss;S ~: eas.ss. ;i-s rs. Bar
eminent oo@iS s:.aGy. .a:.-oa': to.dS. Ir-
.ega!s- Tine loans. easter sixty and ninety
GAYS srd SIX months "a Csll money
STACY --..-E
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. June 10 The cotton ,u.,t.,
worked lower again to-day. uud.T 4, Go,n.
p-!at:Ee!y small volume OF offerings Orto-
PCT ."':!hs dow" Z" - OF Hhou, Il points
':'ncf tnc b.; gT:-. yea he'd on th.. bully.
% last SATURDAY That delivery AZ l.s3 ane
ne e.aera !Ist rlosy. steady at 4 net loss
i-!Ertpoo! Wa somewhat d.sapuoIrttrr
anc,, ne '9"FN.' hcre, after openine at a
tcciAe OF : 10 POINTS. saEEcd on ALTHOUGH
the selling was by no means aruressivH
AI!Tht rallies ocrErr.,. from tim. to ian.
curing IN" day on covering. but III. SUN
port "as !lG4H'T"nt. and ;Ec mario. reach -,
,Hc lowest point IN IN" late trading when
July sn!C AZ iGh., December at 1883 ana
Janua!! at !as', or about 10 to u points uet
lower, The census nrurcy showing ,ion.s-
,N MN consumption OF 81. az bales, incIud
ing !!nte!S for the month ~ May srai,,s,
$4,000 FOR the sam. month las; yrar Semen
to be about a. eNHectcd and evidently
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CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCES
ITS FIGURES on COTTON

WASHINGTON. Juno 13.-Cotton used
during May amounted To 5!tss7 running
bales, the Census Bureau to-day announced
That compared with 4s3,7ss bales used In
May 2 year ago
Cotton used for the ten months ending
May 3l~was a.335.573 running bales. COM
pared with 4.5S5;s6l year ago.
Cotton hand May 81 in consuming
Establishments was 1.973.os4 bales compared
with i,Tss.3oe year ago. and In public
storage and At congresses ..l5olSO bales
compared with c.i3a7os year ago
Spindles active during May numbered
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,nKrT

, CHICAGO. juno lS.-Hogs: receipts. IL 0oo
firm: bulk. so.5oG $40: light. ssioGr ,gs5 :
mixed. $3.50 1910: heavy. ;o.2oG So so:
rough. so20G s9.35: pigs. 3T55 1875 Cattle:
receipts 3.oo0. steady: native beef steers.
!ss@WNl+o stockcrs and feeders. $500 %
$3.50: cows and heifcrs $3s5fpsoS5: calves.
$3.50 e $1,000. sheep: receipts. 10000. steady :
wethers. $T25df sS.a5: lambs. sT75ds 1850;
springs. sS.25dl$lt4o
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
OF laHes,
City OF Richmond

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
RY JOHN 7. GODDIN K co.
L. w. Mitc%vElGK.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
a CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK
pIW ESr;I On FIFTH STREET.
ING o. l.EiGH STREET BE
TWENTY SEVENTH SrREETS 5.
TWO LOTS ON CARTER STREET
~ PLAN OF RIvEKvIEw.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chan
cery, Court Of the city OF Richmond.
In the suit OF J. Il. Tucker. admins
traitor. etc. rs. Lucy s. na:raco,t. adj
ministratriX. etc. entered on the Sth
day OF June. 1916. the undersigned
by will sell II public auction on the
premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1916,
AT r ".
First-Those two vacant lots in the
city of Richmond, in block II. plan Of
Riverview. recorded on page 81 OF p.
B. and pages SIS and SO. r. y. 10 Of
the Hcnrico County Court. and being
on the east line of Carter Street. be-
tween New York Avenue and Kansas
fN SIut, ptS point on the
cast line OF Garter Street. 1870 feet
south OF New York Avenue: thence ex-
tending southwardly along the front
ing on the east line OF Carter Street
so feet, and back eastwardly between
parallel lines from said front 100 feet
20 an alley. And
That certain lot of land i'll the city
ment thereon, known as No. 26O7 East
Leigh Street, commencing at a point
on the south line of Leigh Street. 66
s feet from c, The 1ast line Of Twenty-
wardly along and fronting on said
south line of Leigh Street 80 feet to n
lot now or formerly owned by John
W. Ferguson; thence southwardly
along the said Ferguson's line So feet
6 inches to land now or formerly own
ed by c. Barker; thence westwardly
thence northwardly So feet 6 inches to
the point OF beginning. And on
FRIDAY. JUNE 18TH, 1915.
That certain lot of land in the city
of Richmond. Va, with detached
west line Of Fifth Street. between
Clay and Leigh Streets and known as
No. 1924 North Fifth Street. and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at n
point on the said west. line Of Fifth
| Street, SIS feet south Of the point OF
| intersection OF the south line Of Leigh
street with the west l1Hc OIL Flttl
| Street. thence extending Southwardly
| along and fronting on said west line
Of Fifth Street 80 feet. and extending
back westwardiy from said front be-
| tween parallel lines 100 feet to an al
| ley ten feet wide or more.
| TERMS: One-third cash and the
residue in equal instruments of siS
and twelve months. carrying interes,
| from date Of sale at per cent per an
| mum, purchaser executing notes FOR
the deferred payments and title re.
| tanned until whole of purchase none.
| is paid and the conveyance is directe ed
| by court, or all cash, at the option OF
| the purchaser.
| ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
JOHN b. LIGHTFOOT JR
| Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required by
| the above decree of the special com.
missioners has been given.
Given under my hand this Sth day
CHAS. o. sAVILLE.
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. June l3,--rurpentine.
hrm. IS; shipments, IS! casks: stock. 1887
casks. Rosin, firm: sales, 1879 barrels. re-
ccipts. Lac barrels: shipments. 1870 barrels:
stock. 62Sl2 barrels quote: 4. u; 4som+ 90:
5oSdb15: X. J.coR5.3o; ". 5.5o15iO; y, $50:
WP. SIS: WV. GO.
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quite active buyers. hu; subsequently, sub
siding and outside selling led to later set
backs, Tho close being points net higher
10 lower Sales, 1850 barrels. Close
firm. Sro; and June. 1915 bid. July. lo.17I
lc1s: August. JOS q !N.?: September. 49,. a
1919: October, :S.E!a>s; November. $50 a
100: December sSsEtsSS: January, S.S6 ii s. 90
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,1ARErr

hISAGO. June l3.-Act!ve foreign buy
ing mere brought about "a material advance
,vas IN the price of wheat. Tho outcome
vas q nrm close, lEIli cents TO IA cents
net net higher. with July Ut sl.oiss and Septeri-
oer, a. si,9'p LOSS Corn finished ;ada.
cent 10 SOL cent UP. oats varying iron,
SO cent decline to ,.d.. cent gain. ana
PROVISIONS Al rise OF cents to 10 cents.
ciose: Wheat-July, l.oiA: September.
los Corn-Juiy. 7lis; September, 7oa oats
July. 81: September. ssh. Pork-Juiy 2.So
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!: WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia, 1916.
ss :o5.lsa compared with sl.1ozse, a year

30. 2o5.l02. compared with si.lo7221 year
aEo.
Cotton imported during May amounted to
32.6o2 bales. compared with i6.l73 year
ago. and for the ten months 4li.l35. COM
pared With 307iil a year uEo
Cotton exported during May amounted
TO bO7.::2 bales compared with 6l5.2g0 u
year ago. ana FOR tho ten months 5.l59,672
bales. compared with 1896 year ago.
Linte,s used during May amounted TO
I3. 100 bales. compared with i6.2G5 Il year
ago, ana for the ten months. 7T9.iil bales.
compnrcd with 309.OS2 year ago.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. June l3-Cotton goods were
outlet, but generally steady to- day. Yarns
were firm. Some lines OF mems wear. fan
mel suitlnEs. were sold for spring Sik.
were ordered mainly for fail
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
HiChmond Nn luna II II


NEW YORK. June i3NI,cev"s. no trad
ing .E :aincs, firm. Vcals. so.Ooel $500; culls
ss' oo ss'W sheep and lambs. steady. Sheep.
Hogs. trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

Pineapples n IN
~ MARKET CONDITION
.'r'oa vegetables especially active. Re
oelfts hSht. and demand good
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By Golsan & Nash, Inc.
and
Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers
Executor Auction Sale Of
Valuable Improved
West Broad Street
Property, Known as
512 w. Broad Street

Acting under decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the City of Richmond, In
the case OF Johanna Houcks, executor
VS.. Augusta w. Flanhart ct ais entereC
on May IL. 1916, the undersigned will
sell by public auction on the prem
iScS on
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1916,
at 3 p. NJ,
that valuable two-story brick store
building with lot fronting % feet :
ihchcs more or less on the north side
or Broad street. between Henry ant
smith streets. in the city Of Richmond
and beginning at point about III feet
. inches from the west line of Henr.
street and extending back between
parallel lines 1i5 feet more or less &c
an alley l6 feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash, and the
residue In three equal instalments al
FOUR, eight and twelve months from
the date OF sale. or all cash. at the or
ton OF the purchaser. with legal in.
tereSt thereon from the day Of the sale
10 their respective dates of maturit!
added; the title to said property to b.
retained by the court as security foi
said deferred payments. until the whole
OF the purchase money is paid and {
conveyance Is ordered by the court.
a. w. BENNETT.
..-...---.--,.-. Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Daxs
That Handsome Recent
Constructed Residenc
No. | North Boulevar>

In execution OF an order OF the Dis
tiilct Court of the United States for I. /
eastern District OF Virginia. at Rici !
mond. entered March lG. 1916 I'm ~,
matter OF Samuel G. Meredith. ban
rupt. We the undersigned trustees id
bankruptcy. and special commissions
thereby appointed FOR the purpose Wi
proceed TO sell hy public auction. a.
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1916.
at & o'clock T.. NJ,
the aforementioned house aud To-,
beginning at the northeast corner al
the Boulevard and Main street. them.
running: northwardly and fronting un
the, east line Of the Boulevard ~ fc. I
inches. and running back one hut !
dred and thirty feet $500 10 an alley
in the rear II feet . inches wide.
This property is well constructed
thoroughly modern, we'll arranged
light and airy. and has an excelir:,
sHragc fronting on Main Street
TERMS: One-th!rd OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the bal.
ance at one and TWO years after dat.
evidenced by the purchasers notes for
the principal amounts OF such deferre.i
installments. with interest on sar!,
option of the purchaser.
y. ". PATTERSON,
SOL CUrCHINS
Special Commissioners
ORDWAY FULLER.
a. Is. DICKINSON,
LEWIS &. WILLIAMS,
Trustees in Bankruptcy
BEAUTIFUL 10, In Parkiand. cheap. Ro,
:2:, cay. -
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EAsh grain: Wheat-No rcd. l04: No.
rod. 1olH: No. hard, lol% dlo4L: No.
3 hard, cox q l.oli7. Corn-No 2 yellow,
a.. q .5i,: No. yellow. 7cLi cents.
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at o'clock +. NJ.
on the premises, we will offer for sale
the above property. The lot fronts 81
feet inches on ST James Street ana
i29 feet on Charity street. The i'm
provements consist OF a good. well-built
brick store on the corner of st. Jane
a nice brick dwelling adjoining, with 1
rooms, and also 2 excellent dwellings
on Charity Street. with rooms Zach.
This property cannot be surpa ssed in
the city as renters. Never vacant, add
always command good tenants. II IL
one of the choicest pieces OF Jackson
Ward property. The corner store can
be made n splendid business proposition
and the dwellings an excellent Invest
mcnt. II you want the opportunity 10
purchase an excellent bargain in small
property, don't fail 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: liberal. and announced az
sale.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE
AUCTION SALE
by c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON

AUCTION SALE
by c. l.. e H. J.. DENOON
OF
NEW STORE. CORNER TWENTY.
FIFTH STREET AND NINE Nil :.
ROAD AND DWELLING ADJoI>,.
ING. FRONTING ON TWENTY.
FIFTH STREET. ALSO THRr.
HOUSES ON NINE MILE ROAD
WEDN ESDAY. JUNE II, 1915
at y. NJ.
Inc above property is located In ~
Hlli, and Will make comfortable hon
LOT persons OF moderate means, or ",
to attend this sale and get n bnrola
IEhMS: Easy and to be announc.
G. l.. e. II. l.. DENOON
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Rare Opportunity
By J. d. CARNEAI. & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

a MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY IN OLE
JACKS son WARD. NOS. 1600-1eo2 ST.
JAMES STREET AND NOS S AND 10
WEST CHARITY STREET.
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NE" YORK. June l3.--Raw sugar nrtncr
centrifugal. e?7; moiasass, ESQ; r.nnea
steady Butter. stcady. cheese hrmer
Spot coffee. dun: Rio ~ So: Santos g. lOs
Influenced b. The further strength in lard
cottonsecd oil was firm early with short.
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NEW YORK Jane i3-Por, movement,
Midd!ing, soc; exports, lo3i bales; sroc.
Total TO-DAY a, an ports-Ne, reee,p,.
ia:ri5 bales: exports, l2cs3 bales. stock
g5l .iss bales.
exports. 3c.ai1 bales '
Total for soason--Nct .ec.iut. -,ss 49,,
bales, exports. 5.l.l.!oJ bales
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ny GREEN & Redo.
Real Estate Auctloneers.

If'| = 4 II II y VI IVN aHIIE
NO. 2ll MAYO STREET. 4 WELL.
BUILT 3 STORY DWELLING; oE
ABOUT 10 ROOMS
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NEW ORLEANS June l2-se,rpg ora.
sure th!ouEhou, the session o, In. cotton
market mere to-day was set down "a l.1t,,
dalton and TO short selling based on ~
Norabic crop accounts on tho nrst q. ii
Der advanced point above yest.ra,y!
close. Selling Increased and tn. marie,
gradually sagEed In mo early AFTERNOON
prices were at their lowest "A re, loss a.
-. 10 10 points. The close was steady 10
down. ~
Builish traders claimed too much rail-,
falling in some portions Of the u.it
especially in the Mississippi Valley and III.
Census Bureau report tonsuInntiOu hI
American mills for May was generally cor.
ccdod TO be buliish. hut at no time did IN,
market have any marked buying pover
The rice OF points Ia spot Quotations -x.
cited favorable comment Closing bid
July. 1886; October. 1866: December l37s
January, 1874: March, 1907 SPOT cotton
steady. points up. Sales the spot III
bales; to arrive. 250 bales; midd!ins ,2csc
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioners has been given
Given under my hand this Sth day
Of JUNE, 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

Office of Collector Of City Taxes,
City Hall. Room lO7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

- 100 = = = W Fl ~ "
I've poG!.-r-S crei;tE Of |pr'aS chickens
hsaTy b.: .aa.ke, very Arm; demand spi.n-
did Receipts % egg increasing. Receipts
9, butter much heavier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31

<l.75o Since they were ISSUED 4 year
before the United SKATES government
made IFS first postage issue, the stamps
than a score Of cancelled Bratilehoro
are highly prized and the fact ,aaf less
stamps are in existence adds % their
value These two stamps have never
been detached from the original cnvel
opes. which bear the name and address
al a New York lawyer The Boys
World. --
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
New Steps to Solve Gypsy Problem.

BERLIN, July 3I.-Denmark, Norway
inen' has taken new steps 10 solve the
gypsy problem which has always been .
serious one in Hungary, by. ordering
the rounding up Of every rowing band
In the kingdom. Men Of military age
will he sent into the army, all disable
horses will be con6scated and the WON
en- and undrafted men put to work No
one knows how many hundreds q thOu.
snnds AZ these nonods have eeenpe1 MI
if>zI hut te~hSr y 1S1fovo1 -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
European Nations Object
To British July Order
nn a.d rr.s.l

BUDAPEST. July 3l.-The govern
and Swcedca deeiaei % protest against
the BRITISH orier III Council Ut July dis
continuing the partial enforcement Of the
decoration ot London. says the Overseas
News Agency. These countries consider
the new British dulles 81 sea law are made
ii variance with international law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
Monterrey Smelter to
Gu t. Wo,k August !
tpv Associated irpss.l

LAREDO. Texas. July 3l.-One Of the
opened August /. II will give employ
mcnt 10 needy Mcxicans. it was announc-
"a TN an official Of the company here to
day. Wcrkmrn- left for the south 10 pre-
pare for smelling operations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
70 sruOv NEW RAPID FiRERs:

Commanding officers Of the SecOuu VT
c;uia First. Second and Third Indiana,
First Oklahoma and First Louisiana
r,.,iments have been dircctedt to send
one officer and m commissioners
of3cer 10 revive instruction in the op
er.tfon OF the new Lewis machine RHn.
Men froa other regiments Vim e given
Ne 49,. o~(1onunify y - - PFeef1'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
TWO STAMPS BRING SMALL FOR
TUNE

Two postage stamps Issued by the
postmaster Of Brattlebero, VT, in 1916,
were sold in New York last April for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
Turkish Atrocities are
Wolse, Declares Report

nv A~SUViHtVH ITts~.l
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 81.
information that The Turkish
atrocities in Armenia are worse
than ever. ted the state depart
ment to consider making new re-
presentations to the Turkish
governments. No reply was re-
ce,ved those made a month ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
Jp3aS AND MAGAZINES.

BtAil.i.S. STANDARD and copyright fic-
tiun lUa other book ~ second hand whole
sle prices Bach number. and second hand
fnAea-.ues &C prices VAL uet dealer i"r rer
Write quick liuI Capitol Avenue.
lauaf.n. Texas. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31

Geesgc Champion. j. " Logan, Alfonso
Hicks, j. G. Myrick-
The convention adopted the committees
recommendation that the delegation 20
empowered to cast the county vote solidlv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31

WILL TIE party who W mistak. took a
ladies linen auto coat from dressing room
last u,ght al Country Club return ~ Nh
WASHINGTON er phone III LII
and green. snlrahi, reward. no question:
asked Y n. Contlug. H. l. y
Brownsville tH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31

'N'd Kitchener iIad-a sort pf ~fcrsaodix1
81 y aesiarnt M "a. So mach wnx this
me sa-e that h. never crossed from Dov~r
10 Calais without wearing 4 hfehelt waist
coal one that lac had NfAscially made IT,
MN m Egypt before hc made his famouz
ADVANCE a. k~hartanl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31

George ~Carnnston, a tobacco salesman
from Virginia, came to Brownsville this
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
tAUSlCiANS WANTED.

WANTED for the THIRD Iowa I~nfantry
l'tnd. Funr CltIimet PAYERS and two cornci
players. Asply G"tl 80 unisrs. Director y;
itnl It Camp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-31
FARMS F0R RENT.
POSITION WANTED.


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