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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-11
WE SAY

Without fear of honest contradcton-that the SUNSET
GROCERY COMPANY sell the Highest Grade Groceries
from Ten to Thirty percent less elsewhere in our
great State OF Nevada We guarantee everything sell
to give satisfaction your money cheerfully refunded
should goods that you buy us prove unsasfac
toIE You viii do US favor If report Remem
Der the customer is always right We prices the
entire grocery line: Send your today-we Will
deliver at your home and save you money
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-11
MOBILIZATION PRODUCES
POET LAUREATE OF ARMY,
"HE AMT NO LADIES' PET

=. so much has been said and done in
Congress lately for the benefit of the
National Guardsmen that the Regulars
are evidently becoming a bit jealous.
Sam II. Welch, q trooper on duty at
Laredo. Tex. embalmed this feeling in
verse. a few days ago. entitled, The
Regular Army Man." and sent copies
of the poem to congressman. As poe
try, II loses nothing in comparison
with Kipling's Tommy Atkins" It
follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Shmtoen Iona inn @oiier gic6rcre
uou unlcrn Scltcn crlrulfcn im0
cinigc tonntcr ibr Seber nur reticiJ
iincnl lie oitf 80umc tlcttertcl. s(m
Sonntog Oorupi perlieBen mir cuOs
lih oic Shiieen9ro6ch ruO mar
icbicrtcn nodl eiliem Srtc, Der fiinf
Nieilen cnticmt liegt. Sen .0loricG
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SSir noribicrtcn bis sH SiIitc III
Niorait mo SSuiicr. bic Gomerooen
iiclcn at Dem Sdlomm nm ilRO ipo
rcn mudbio mieoer oui5uiteben.
ShlieBIid fam nod ciI Shuec.
ihrnL i'm sic @cicbid]tc iAlintmer
ST lnoMen Giuc gln8ohl BON ms DC
fam 0dnn ais GnOcraebuiS criroreuc
Size.
gIii enter onOeu Stellc 6rinQt 0aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

r0tc Uon Srci SSohen iar 3eDntois
leu0c bon Scilten bic IN 3elten ms
tergcbradt liuo 10 ploblid) pen 0rr
@tclle orngen rucm lic at ioldui
%ilgcln mo 2dllldlicn iuic in oencit
oon @allipoli oiiiBeiiopelt imo. Ger
Nbjlg oollcric mnmter0roden Stbn
Eoac 9Sir boben Dollc 5monjiaiai
leno (Sraber bier 5uriidgclaicn BON
Ocnen nur ucnile Ourdb inier flci
nes bolicrneS Srei5 ocfcnu5eidnci
iino oenn sic StcQcn, NO Dielc bon
rns getallcn Inn, 6oben ipiruibt chi
mat getaIut. &ir boben cinen sElap
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9tl0n on ieincu 9'oueil fniipft ieoer
Don ilns Die on gelittcn bobelt init
groBen Miunncr Oeufcn miro 81
Der Eat COB cS 0ort iiir &orper lth0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

9lm fl 9io0embcr 1911 crtIoric
lid bic liirlci omttd I'M @ricls5ltt
llon0c ntit SiuBlonO, 6rantrcidl lul0
Nnaldn0 ln0 ION bic 0lcidlc 5ett
rlldiat oiiouoniihe Grippcn int
sodoln0 iibcr Oic rillldc (SrcnjG
oou 1prlen Gus iibcr bic d0pmilNe
WrcBc nn0 IN @lclopoinmicn 0ca
Si0ris cnllnag 0en on Nerlildlrn
N'arr6ulcn 9clulocicn cn0lilhcn
Norp5 cntgcacn NcnH od 0ielcn
Observation-Disclosures iltncill ala icne
Nmldel0nnQci 6cr6ci0eillhri mlr
oeH lp haiicn bic icii fabrcsirill init
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

binOIidicilcn sic notiuc1oigc 9ecin
ililiilW 0ur iIbrigcn @uIiouliooiet
mn oer niitcl6nre Sdlue glcAppteH9.
m0Ncl bic auclgliIiocn @riin0e llg
,odS llntcrHcbnen 6cpclcn lcln, pom
Oenl mon iidl in9bcloNDcrc 1T Gng
loNO uolcn Grlolg Ucripro@. 2lM
~ 6ebrlor 1915 auiirOc Ocngenib
0ic @ci@iciaug Ocr EorOoucdcn
ourd) cine torfe cnglilh inu5olic6e
Slpilc be1omrn iiuO nit llntcrbrc,
dungcn bis rs. Nldrj i0rigcicia.
gbcr rpcow oie &cidicBlua noM ucr
lc5icpcnc Mountaineering hottcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

jcirpeiicn lmicrbrcdunsen iortges
lcbtcg G0ntpie Ood) 0dt Grioll, 0oB
iIberdQ Sulgpcn 0cr 9tllIicrtca tclt-
gebalicn mtrDet Nu9bclonoerc mar
oico IN .Lcgpptcn DER Goa "a bic
Gngl6noer il &ciorgiS uil oen
4 &crhlt os9 Snc5taNal9 friiA5ciiig
ie6r bctrohtlid)c Slreitfr1iic oort
onounelien
Die @etcili9ung ocr Cirfei on
oeH @cltfrie8c trat crit niebr III Oic
Grimcmmg oS~ 6ranfreiM lalO
GngloNO iiN cntidIoiicn lid oic Der
lOcigeue 1ir6fabrt Ourd oie Gar
OoneIleR init @cpolt 81 oifnci; oic
init 9hiBlonO cinQcoongcnut Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

lonOcri 6oiiculid mlh it oae Ner3
lcOes Gugldnoers ecldricben baben!
Scr slb6n9 Orr 5rlippen nnlniq 0oit
NHSac ois acidleheu. 9Sir baiiel
@lnpIo 8oi mo St5oc ldjoa III oca
erlici Iaaen nod orr gon0umo ill
erltercr gilht DerhltnOCn Gin 9Sca
uon StronOe cniloag oer Qcihoiict
mproen mar Nnb oic aF0olidfrit,
0oB Srnppcn bon Snpln @a uca
aclhulft mo nod 9ln5ar qebradt
pcrOcn fpnntcn. po lic iihnnier Ocn
SAnbc Der Sbiiic eillIdliiici fom.
ten.
Der 1drci0er perlidert uotdrIid)
ON SHhtllc, ooI 9lniiralicn Ill ocnl
Greiguiiic fcpe Srno0oic, ioaOern
nm cincn 9lulporn ichcn ipcroc. orit
1icN lrclicr 81 pcriolgcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Griol9. 9o6 iGpercn ShiiiS mo
0}oHnld'alt9perhillcn nrbtc Der
GloL oii Dem 9diioupc9c nod Son.
liontinopel 81 gcluigcn ollgcgcber
lucroen
Mieraui lpltr0c non ben Nllllcrten
per &lon gcioBt oMl 3ianag naA
apnitoniinopcl chi Ocni Suu0mcgc
ST crjlppgcn ltn0 jlr olcien }pedc
cinc Nr5Bcrc Suppcmnodt nui Der
@olbinicl @aaipoli jl lanOcH. (Sc'
ldliibt 0irm 0uS 6clcr Oer ldmercn
SdiiisQeldiiBe geloli9 cs oitdL gegen
@H0c gWril oil Der SlIOpibe Der
@olbinicl bel ScoOil &oDr mo m
Oer @cittiiite bci glri SNWm (@nGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

onr 'QioracH lticg OoS gSoiicr un3
lolt bia on Nic &clcn bcroll mo
olc 9uiScn 6elDcr riHasumbur no
rcit wic ciu inigcbcWcr Sce 9(Ne
inlcrc Nerlcn mllrncn poB ocn @Soi
fern ueaocidarcntnt int0 uiclc pot
ilnS rcrloren lire game giusriiiuma.
SSir bntten nirlenMpo ciuei trodc.
ncn @nb ium 1Mloien 10 0aB mir
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ten lnl iuls 5l mormcn IN ser
9todt ldneitc cs oonn 10 OoB Sbr CT.
roien foAnt mas flr rcijepOes 9Sct
ter mir Notten sSir lparci ioit Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
ysie yInSac nnS Sulula aerGnmt
unrOen

Cine III sen @inSel6eitcu cborof.
tcriitiihe Shiloerrng luie ole eroBc
Sidimnln9 uor lid gina, sic oic cng.
liicc 9lienetloAc nlif So0inoli aus
Ori;Gt, brinot ser Mon6eiicr @uor.
Oion; cS bciBt oorin
gln Srciioe, cen 26 gfouem6cr,
bradl bci ms III ser Smulu- 9ni.
noc6nlittodS AZ llbr, ein ihredli.
tdcr Shirm aiS. Ger 91egen. Sc.
0lcitet bon Conner ino 9lip aoB IN
S'trcmen berunier. ,Sf imierc
SniitengrGben Oe an SlrBc ser
Siigcl logert guB Ods sSoiier aleid).
iom in 0IieBbdMen beulnter SAOn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Die iiirfiidcn sunOcsacnolicn.

Sir cinc fricefii6reuoc 9ortei be
ilc1i bic @cocuhma cmcs Shmoce9c
noncn i'm uagcncinen 0oriiJ oaB cr
cutpeocr lmniitelbar mitbiiit Ocn
Geino al 6eiic9cl oOcr nittelbur
inoen cr Gcilc ocs 6cin0eS ollT lid
3ic9i mo i6n oaoudl peranlont
ieinc ardiie ju 5criphitcru IS NJ bic
lceicre 9iicbtng in Der lid Die Siir.
i,n 0en Nditelmihten bi9ber Dor.
tuc0cn0 niibli6 crwieien bobcn gill.
mc6lih aepinut es opcr oen Nm.
ihciu oaB iic bolO cine nlebr clt
lbsiocn0e 9loAc ipiclcn mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Scpc) Srlppcn in betrGdilihcr
SaGrfc SIT lonOcn o6cr Oer Nor
norid) IN Ooe &nncrc pw0c bin Oen
III 0iinitigcu 1tdliingGi lid iUi0crf
leGcnoca 5ilrfau trub lroBcr Spicr
pcrDinOcri Kim 6cicbloiien Die Nit
icricn nod ltdrtcrc ardite ciN5rt
icsen mo mltr0clt Oabcr oniotgS
9lugit 100000 Nionl an OcrSlp
lQbuAt n0roid oon glu Burnt &c.
Ion0ei. ,Nlu SoiIle NicieS Nionoie
ionoci ioOom pieoer6olt beiti9e 9lll.
griiic acgen oie timtildcn Stclim.
gen ltatt bic obermols lnlgcDenrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

SIott Die Setrohnmgeu eines 9Iu.
ltralirrs oieicr iogt.
9ll9 idl dni cSallipoli mar ipurcn
bier oii per SdIbhncl 0an5e &crge
pcn &orraten ouipch6iit. Gicie
gSiaier0oprGtc icOcr glrt iiuo Oomt
ncd0cldollt worOen (Tic Eiwicn
ldcincl nod ibreil ScriGien ood5
nod cine cause aiehoc OoOou crbclr
tct 81 bobca) Mud oas Arie0Smote.
riol 0aa 1icr 5lrild8claiicn iWo ser
lIort uur0e mnB groB aeiueen ienl.
apaeehcn pon ocn NOS nitecuonl-
men mar ,Nun fam nidlt oic &ors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
COTTON MAKKETS.

NEW YORK. February "a more opu-
mi.;ic view of international affairs. com
biu,d with IN" appur"n, ah-cn"c Of spot
pressure, impaired generally steady ton"
{" the cotton market to-day. Advances We're
not fully mrint'ircl however. With May
selling up from 90 t" i@N>" and closing
At rot. Tn. general list closed steady. ne;
UNCHANGED 10 = points higher
Liverpool wus better than due. aud tn"
iuari-: here opened steady at advance OF
som" scattering near month liInida' ION.
however. aud prices gagged OF shortly after
ia" opening I" about tho closing ng'ir"s
~ III" session liverpool seller OF
new CROP months. hut hourht March and
May this decline. N.hii" tli"r" appeared
Ia a pretty good Ge'nan. from trad"
iu;.rcst. local sh"r's around tho 10"
cent level for May contracts. This -t"a,lied
Tho market. and ,oV.r!n, h"cume slightly
NOR" ac;iv" during tn" 'niddle % IN" day
on reports from. WaShlngton that there was
"a iaVoruhi" prospect for Il final settlement
90 tho Ius!tania cnsc. The advance was
checked hv realizing, and prices gagged on
or points from tho best owing 30 aI
easier turn in New orleans ANA scattered
selling promoted 10y ru:rors that marine
VA" risk irsUrauo" rates from Sew Or
leans !" Liverpool had either been with
drawn or materially advanced Private
tnol"- rcDcrt"I that the South vas o.
fcrius very li'tln cotton iu liverpool and
ndric"> from N"w England said Ma, South
"ru shipper" showed disposition 10 >ha IL
I tn" offerings 10 domestic mills.
90 .'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Appoints VcvI~r Ronrd..

Special TO The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, February
!.-.ludce Joseph W. Chinn. OF tho
Northern Neck judicial Circuit, has APP
pointed The following tax boards OF
review for 1916. for the counties in his
circuit: Richmond County. T. Carter
Wexford. G"Org" n. Johnson. H. s
Davis northumberland, j. r. Hinton,
:. Cowart, Warner Hurst; Lancaster,
f. q. I.ankford. Harvey Gresham,
,c"rg" W sanders: Wcstmoreland.
William Wilson, :. II. Walker. !. ".
i;utt; Essex, Robert Hutchinson, =. NJ.
Lewis. II. !. Sanders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
SEW YORK rxunrcE MARKET.

E..N .N'EN: T"N'u1ry l---''N'fon'e-I on
MAS lower UuLcr scattered llquidai!ou and
..l'E oi fresh oEts!d" demand '.c,Iii.,.
.''' n.S' buyers Considerable OF ine days
"N r"s' WAS ia "a" way ot SWITCHING. NurcI
th. NHN =" irt"' ii."n'hs. CrUd" ,vn~ n-in!y
r'.u. tilti prices Ner" 10 ruil,,4 me-.
love-. Sa'o. lIc") barrels The rlarItc,
"l"s"n castor; spot ""s Bio: Irrt,Iarg ara
't A''ien ..2''i"@'. April t.z"f...i: MAY
t".,' ',t .'i'". H.l5""lS. july. "!-TG,>; An.
49, 'i'f'-', Srp,"gltcr. ".lNo".D
N'N HHth.. steady; rcntrlilGal ;.3. mo-
.'-''-. 'at refined, steady SBD. poit..
.'r"eE RIO Is. So. santos Sea 1-,c Butter,
!E.r.- ''.r's". steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
BY GARRETT e COSIPA%Y,
Real Estate Agents and AuCtioncers.
lll2 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF beautiful building lot. on the North
east corner OF Fourth Avenue and
Magnolia street, designated az lot
number in block %, plan OF Chestnut
liill. now In the city OF Richmond. This
lot has "A frontage OF 80 feet on Fourth
Avenue. and Il depth OF 40 feet on
Magnolia Street.
In execution OF n certain deed of
trust TO tho undersigned trustee. dated
April .. 1913, of record in the clerk
Office. of Henrico Circuit Court. in
Deed Book 1854. page 200. given 10
secure the payment OF certain sum
OF money, and default having been
made in the payment thereof. and be :
ing required so TO do by the beneficiary,
shall offer for sale at public auction,
OH the premises. OH
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1916,
Al 400 O'Clock p NJ.
tho property described above
TERMS: Cash. Although the terms
Of this sale are cash, we are prepared
10 make a reasonable loan to purchas-
cr.
ii. ID. ZIMMERMAN,
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY J. ID. Carnival & SON.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
AUCTION SALE. OH, On
ACRE Oh GROUND WITH 81
room DWELLING. IN HENRI,

dated january 80, 1916. recorded In
clerks office of the Circuit Court
TIE County OF iienrico. i'll -. Il. EOS
the payment of the debt secured the,
BY. ana having been required Nv
beneficiary therein so To do, | WIN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1915
AT O'Clock T. NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sci,
public auction, property COVE,
therein, namely: All that certain nj,
OF real estate. shown as lot "sHH
May :. 1917. and returned win reu,.
of Commissioner Shield, In chanre,
cause or Margaret T.. Wright W.. 4
thur - Wright, recorded in L. Is.
T.. IL. IN the Circuit Court. I'm Il,
County Of lienrico. Virginia, descrj,,.
az follows: On Mcchanicsvill. pix,
ne-lnif mile beyond toll gate. turn :,
left at Rnppahannock r. r. crossin,
ii,,! ..r u, az " point on the mort
on said plat where said north line :,
said street corners with the proncrt
OF tho american Locomotive Comnon
thence running tAstwardly along T.,
and thirty-oin" tee, to lot ~. thcn,
northwardly one hundred and six,vni
feet six inches: thciicc wcstwnrdIy q
hundred aud fftS-ninc feet. 10 a no,
crty at the American Locomotives c,
pany. and distant one hundred and :
ty-onc tcct from tho point Of bcEinni,
improvements consist OF sfx-ro.
dwelling, in good order.
TERMS: Cash.
GEO c. FlTZHgGH.
Trustee
y. Whereas. the above reouir.
all cash, the auctionccrs will make b.
ter terms.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,
BY VIM. y. PIIXINL CO,
Real Estate Agents.
Richmond, Va.

Trustees Auction Sale Of Desirable
Brick Tenement No. li.2 Floyd
Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.
In execution OF deed OF trust TO. un-
d"rsirnch trustee. dated May II. 1872.
recorded in clerks Office of C'hanccry
Court. OF city OF Richmond. u. b. 2lGC.
BAG. 81. Given TO secure payment Of
a certain sum Of money. and default
having been made in the payment
thereof. and being required so to 10 by
the beneficiary. ] shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1916
y, $50 O'Clock L. NJ.
tn. above described property
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale
all taxes that may be due TO date OF
sale. and the sum OF three thousand
dollars. With interest thereon from No
Vcinbcr II. 1918. the balance on credit
OF one and two years, with interest
from date OF sale, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property: or all cash AT
the option Of the purchaser.
w r. pIZZ1NI.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
'tcN SAiiiS-Tu.Dny.

y, the request OF the Holt Grocery
Co. who have disposed of their lease
ana store nAturcS. wc will sell az auc-
tion. ON tn: premises. No. o30G .Ictfcr-
son Avenue.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. lalG.
A, 1880 o'clock a. NJ.
u larr" StociS of fresh fancy and st,nI.
groceries. III original case lots ana on
open shelves. consisting OF several
brands of coffccs and Teas. sugar
Flour. Soaps baking Powders. Full
stock of canned goods Of all dcscriD-
tons, such as Peaches Corn. Tomatoes
leans. Peas. tornncd Reef MilkY
Sirups. etc. etc. Bottled Pickles Olives
catsup. sauces. etc. Washing Powders
Lyc. Matches. Cereals, ErooinS. Toilet
Paper. Cakes. Candies, "ic
These goods are all strictly fresh ana
desirabi" and worth attention of buy
rrS.
Also Que fine work horse. one cxtr;,
good delivery wagon and set good har-
ness.
Sale positive. Terms. cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. nc.
AuctionccrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
No. Ala East
Leigh Street
NEXT CORNER FIFTH STREET

We will! sell at public auction,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ., 4:30p M
above desirable dwelling. containing .
rooms. bath. pantry. etc. all In good
order. The lot fronts 24xl4S feet 10 a
l6-root alley. a convenient central 10 =
cation. Immediate possession 1. dcsir-
ed. or Il good tenant ready At paying
rates.
TERMS Liberal and announced at
sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
AuCtiOncers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
rErEnsR,:RG rEANrr MAnkEr

Reported by Rodgers. phnmcr * Co. Inc)
rETERSBi'!iG. VA, February 7.-Spanis'
Farmers stock. naThet strong FRS,
quality Sl.U' per hushc!; green and dirty.
.oc to iJu per bUsne
Notwithstanding stock inarkc, firm
Fancy Jumbo 3'.c per pound; extra prime.
ga PEI pound; prime" 81. per pound: she'll
ing nicck 2.c 10 2Nc per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
20 interviews to re-

and grant only two interviews to re-
portcrs.
Precautions already have been taken
10 guard the NirEinian Former
'"puty Marshal John l.. Hess has been
name" as Il special bodyEuard. and he
VIII remain In constant attendance
upon ChalOncr while he Is i'm the pis-
trict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M.>RKEr
,Sales al Union NtnckNnrds.J

lSalns At Union StnckNHtNs.I
Richmond Va February Z. lH,j.
Choice steers -. to s. medium. 20 good.
Ga 10 "a. common t" fair. 5,E 10 ca. Cost
hcifers. to ~; medium to good. =; 20 g. :;
common 10 fui: -, To c. Best cows. ., to
SO: medium to good. ~ to ~, con,nnu to
fair. -. Ia -. Best Oxen. -. 10 81, medium
to good. = 1" -. common To- fair. ~ 20 .:
bulls = 10 SO: calves. to 10 Fresh cows.
$50 10 81. Res: heavy hogs. SIS. liIht. -,
I" S: so~s and stays . 10 !. Eest sheep.
Ian hs 81 90 9 no.mlmon and light TO !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
NANAl. STORES.

S,N NM All, CA February ..--rurreu'iue
steady. iic. Sn!"S, 50 casks. receipts. 20
casks; shipments. 3SI casks; stock. - o9G
casks !:oSin 'irm: sales. l.oSo nurrels'
receipts. 5p' hyTr"ls shipments. ibi bar
r"s stock 81 barrels quote: A. Is g.
-. l.. 5l5; +. 5.i5n5.2!'.: o.. 5.i5nI.25: H.,
90 l. 80; x. 80. NJ, o"- y, co: VIC.
...u. WV. 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
CuJc,co GRAIN MAHKET

INICNUN- T"'FEaT. y .N-T''-''-T' ''-,,T'I
selling. som. OF i said ~ b" 20 hedge IN
ropcan purc'ar a. made in Argentina and
Australia. tr,urn, ahDut downward swing
9; Sc - h.r'f" '"-oay In IN" "hr't !narhr'
lI.rc Prices Closed weak ~ almost the
no,toln Point reached. wish Mag - SIT,
.,ud July d, 81 @g'sp!L-l, net los: %: 37tpic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Judge Turner ImuroyInx.

ASiiINGroN February 7-Judg.
H. rurn"r. OF Warrcnton. Va. who
mas p''h suffering from IL tedious i'll
ness. is steadily improviuy "a, ,hc
Em"rgcncy Hospital In Washington.
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mixed. s7.SOnsS 20: heavy $l75"s' =; 'ouEh'
S'.55nsS.25: pigs. si.eiWT.}9.
Cattlc--Heccipts. :lw@; w"ah. Nn'iNe beef
steers *6.35u,sio; cows and hei'"rs salsa
SS.e); calves S>"0nsll.'n.
sheep Receipts. iSVHo wclh W"thers.
E..6lnSN.l5; lnmhs. N..vMiil u
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
nTTnN GOODS.

N..W YORK. February 1.-Cottou goods
,cr" IA :ui demand today. Narrs
steady. RAW silk advanced and ltulinu
grades reached The highest p-icrs .vcr
touched. Dress goods wer" active"
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Sow ORLEANS. TchrwAr% :. smell '-pd-
Iu. u'n quiet ton" urcVHt!r! throughout
jl.,. s"s.i SON In the c"l'or -nar':"t to-day. "a
pronounced features de"v!orcH and Tic hes,
"1."-' which has bt"U pressing against
.,'ur~ TOY SOM" time missed III" uuc.r;'l',,y
h.on r",rn;,y has been caused by ia" ia
''r'a'iou.l political -i;ur'iuu
viii" Changes wcr" narrow. Cnh'.s W"ro
5"''eg 'h"u lp-, ANIL IL III" "rr!y "'sion
Nr most HCtiy" months Wcr" iiit"G 20
points. From this 'h"r" sag go q
,",". ~ % 1" = p"nt" under Satmr,.rv's clos"
Letter ir 'lc DAY Very .!t:l" p:icc incy"mcu'
'."e shown ard the close was U;cha ug"d :.
I"t'.t lowe ;hAH tho last prices - Sat.
Irj.ty's market
Iro make: H"lG st.pGy urdcrt6nc du.
NHr.lN - tho iHro'Hb'' turn taken 10y tn.
EriHur case nna partly :" reports from
rh" W"at"ru t"lt co. 81 determined .ror;
bring anou, :ctucti"n H. ,rr.age hi.
.FTinE f!lI' however. we're Nnmp"rcd by
'.i" >ina!l "NN"rt m"Ecm"Nt. tolci foreign
,.e4 -auc"s tor tho Gay a"!nr only l2433 bales
lh" market eipscu sf"udy ,'Eosiup nd,
March: II -; Moy, il'' Jay. l2oc; October
. l'"cr'ns"r l2i,. Spo' cott"u stc.dy
unchanged. sales OF ~" SPOT ~ babes. /,
."rlv" g., bft'"s Ni!Giiur. l1s.
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%,:W YORK February rGr, moverrcr
MhdlinE. 1880 ENpor'S i9'ii haI%s
To,al tG-4ay "a, al po,;s-Nc, receipts.
'>.;,1 '.,l"s. exports, 2@3; bale stock, !"'s.
so bales.
Total tor w"ck---Nct receipts. = eiN bales
.Nrur'c. -'s!1 bales.
Total for SCISSOR Net receipts. 50i: .hT
bales. exports. 2GG7.2.6 bales.
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No EttTIIi, DESIRE
10 III: INTEKN LEVIED

In his letter L" tho reporters he says
he has n" earthly desire to he inter
Viewed, Tor Who's I.oou"y Now longs
for the res, from ~" Bright light that
beats upon the headlines throne p"
However, he gives them the privilege
OF seeing him on Wednesday, Afternoon.
and again when his cas-" in the Dis
triCt court has been decided.
Mr.. Chaloncr writes rs If he feared
being Kidnapped ana taken back TO
New York, from which state he
escaped years ACC Will" being !ucar-
ccrated in tn. Bloomiusdnl" Sana-
irrum. lie SAYS rumbl!nes and NUT
tcrings have reached him in his bucolic
retreat. The Merry Mills and warn
him tina, the knights of the pen are
upon his trail. ana that it. therefore.
bchooveS him TO erect isles OF safety
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CIuChGO LIVE STOCK M.tKE

CHICAGO. February I Hogs Receipts.
- 90. El"w: :. cents nhnv" Saturdays aver
age. Bulk a1:"nSSi0; light. s7IInS. 81
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.CHALONER BEGINS SUIT
IN WASHINGTON TO-DAY
Advises Washington Correspondents
or Ills Forthcoming Appear
ancc ON Scene.
TO GRANT TWO INTERVIEWS
Will See Newspaper Men Only on
Day of Arrival and Day After
Trinl-Specinl ISudyguari to Re
main in Constant Attendance.
lSprcial to lii. Times Dispatch. !

WNSlil\GrD\. y. G., February -
John ArmStr"mI Chaloncr. "t The
Merry Mills til. author OF Who's
l.ooncy Now viii reach Washington
tomorrow /" begin his suit against =,
Washington newspaper.
Mr. Chaiuu,r has given ample al
vance notice "t ms pilgrimage to tn"
nations capital, having advised tn.
Washington correspondents that he
Viii civ" them a Chauc. OF interview
inS HIN only twicc-thc day H. ar
riNcs ami tn" day after the trial.
II am DONG this he says. to save
myself the troubl" of denying myself
TO reporters during my twelve or thir-
t"cm NaNS' STAY in Washington.
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