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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
FOK SALt-Anlmals

FOR SALt-AnImals
MULES FOR
SALE
ALWAYS from 100 to DO head OF horses and
mules of all description for sale at my
stahles In York. Pa. . kILLDEG.
fe seen sale a. 1893 s5syen pesasur 's Street. eG South ca R.cs be
mond. c. I. Cordie.
tq Per s ins, ,mS sen san h Ersnsh goedie pups
FOR sale. four shoats. well bred and thrifty.
s. each; l.. w Bates. Route s. Alidlothian
FOR sale-On account OF the death OF my
wife VIII close out all my Belgian and
j: Eewster. 1861 NoEth Avenue. eity. -
FOR sALE-Rorscs.
AONsL mares. nuies aud ponIfs. seo-
O.: s? shssp a sa fio s:fs's ss. tHs YPsS5SsY S Ss:s
sood a ISs Q, horses !sst eve. was IN Rieh;
M @oae a,n fRss or do dSub isuAq II y x'nd arc ana ia n ssi
s efvs . t kHol h %iss 10 sa soo and ws ses 'hsn; ri YIN
s Sut Ss i har and wH u sou fsn re es ses Street e. cruli''
ss 3! PEI: s Sss qssa St As sssss . team fun II
last lnternStlonsl Pole match In New York
Sessk Farm, from ny Whom n'.inf Bought 81 oo him
msSs nG time nsS to % Tss hum a. S5d Will bI,s ss.l eth
e; $500 cash. IL +. Kaehlsr. Telephone Ran:
vlNolN5 W9LF Fs Z 5PAzAAH'
4 sseon OH md ua plsn.y bn sesfes a and h mniss:
for sails daily, Haesion days, Tuesday and
sdipr ssiY ,h na1HE ,o us your YOU. s snd yos s'o saa @ sa:
your money same day.
,.i Sssr sou md aP GOOD SsiI s ) ss~ f ps9so. 300 VIII f
b so Mi,,s una Sa. guarantee. d. 2. Taylor.
Suburbanttes, have you considered tho pony
Gost' ladies' ata' .n no e esiTdre nFo to so: a do ssy yd 5SF
light hauling and work sPiomoisr Of
Montrose Pony Farm. CartersyLlls. Va.
FOR sale. shetland pony. bugEy ana har-
Randoiph ass. SO West Hroad Street.
2 sale one Welsh pony and outht. $3.50.
3 fns and P0F Fin dnd ! ysars old. wt can h be- seea
at BIS Hull Street. or call Randolph 1880.
FoR sale or hire. horse for farm; also colt.
FOR sale. pony. runabout and harness. APP
ply 81 China Street.
FOX SALfI-iiOusehOId Goods
FOR sale. four piece mahogany parior suit,
ssq IPh stsalt Av in sapf ghcne q i saGris sss.
"a dressers. white iron beds. single ma
hogany wardrobes, dining room table.
reasonable. 1921 Floyd Avenue.
. sale-,On account Of leaving. city. will
sell all kinds of household {urniture; also
small iron safe. Can be seen between hours
OF 10 A. NJ. and 3 p. VI. Phone Boulevard
95s-W. 232s stuart Avenue.
FOR sale, dIning-roorn set and other furni-
ture. Phone Madison 477o.J.
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WANTED-Rooms

WANTED; two heated rooms and private
bath. West End. Ono must be front
room. Reply. stating price and location.
d sal. care Times-Disp4tch
WANTED. furnished room with private
family. Young man highly recommended
West, or centrally located. P. p. l.. 27O3
Floyd Avenue.
nice rooms for lisnt housekeeping. Wood
land Heights or South Richmond. Is $40.
care Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
BUSINESS

ENTER now and be holding an excellent
low rates tuition. Telephone Madison 2y75.
Massey Business College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

Ao Seciion fG sbe sale IN ely vy,re Of li5oo. Best
story brick, 60 rooms. hot and cold water.
waite telephones In all rooms and halls. new
elevator. 75-foot tiled lobby. beautiful dining
and verandas. newly furnished building cost
now. Owing to other interests, will sacri-
fee for quick SALE. furnished. $4,000. and
Ohio property. Address L 327. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

Statesmen, excellent permanent position
for capable salesman In Virginia: vacancy
August Is: staple line for general retail
trade. Liberal commissions. s5S weekly al.
vance; Rice Co. 962 Williams Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
BOATS AND

BOATS FOR SALE.
CRUISING yseht lensth 50 feet, speed u
built and purchased by me at annd1siy. q.
Iastenea With eoP %s@G 4aivasEs; ana asu Srea! p, seas:s
No nall. or GsulkinG. Driven by mo from
to Richmond under own power. SIS II. r.
6.cylindcr Sterling motor, with eleotfiC
throuIh9ut: Can asGommodate SIX peops on
extendea cruise. HAVE no timo TO use posk
e%y GIN eSsts r., + Kaehler. telephone
OTHKR WANTS, PAGEIS P1RT3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

will paw cash for paying drug
business. Virginia or North Carolina. Must
stand investiEation Address l. 1893. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

REFINED young, lady who writes nicely,
with some knowledge OF office work, wishes
permanent position. or willing TO substitute
for party. + 5S. care Times-Dispatc
WANTED. by lady with Is years experience,
position AS ~bookkeepcr. Can use type
writer. Address d SO. care Times Dispatch.
STENOGRAPHER.
EXPERIENCED stcnographcr desires posi-
tion. Best OF references. L $50. caro-
Times Dispatch.
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Wanted S%tenographer

WANTED, accurate and rapid stenograp her.
Apply TO Woodward & Son, No. 4 South
Tenth Street. Second Floor.
CHORUS girls wanted at once. Lea wing CITY
FRIDAY. Amateurs considered. Address II
t20. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, d st.noBrapRer To assist in office.
STEADY position. good opportunity. State
experience and salary. ID 502. care Times
Dispatch.
IVA ED 81 NC n rnnI ..-II-.-,-a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

FOR SALE-Onc-horse powe- A. c motor
and one ID { motor. lot OF shaftfns. pul-'
Icys and betting good as new; one double.
oven Sexton restaurant range. ono family
range with wat,rback cheap: one ice chest
with new lining, ono copper-lincd batn-
tub very cheap. II. A. Carter. 800 East
Marshall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

sale. Dodge touring car Ike new.
See Moss. 322 West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

THE low summer rates expire August Is.
Why not save a large part Of your tuition
by buying your scholarship now7 Enter
whenever you wish and go as long as you
ness College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

MAKE SIS to $50 weekly mailing circulars.
No experience required: we supply circu-
lars. Write for particulars now. Dixie
Mailing Co.. Dept. 208. Jacksonville, Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

II you are n hlGh-class salesman of ability.
capable of handling a high grade line 81
best quality merchandise that sells readily to
hardware. furniture and department stores,
our proposition. will interest you. We're
now makinS assignments OF territory for the
lsl1-lyl8 distribution. Therefore the on
portunitg IL exceptional. Must have refer
decision. Toledo Cooker Co. Dept. Sl2, To.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

EXPERIENCED office aSSiS-
tant, secretary with initiative,
wants to make change. Capable
Of taking full charge of office
and winding up, effectively, all
detail work. AL references.
F 531, care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12
AUTOMOBILES.

If YOU Wish 70 sell. your car. see US We
can sell IT.. Richmond Auto Clearing
House. si2 North Eighth Street. Phone
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Save Dollars

bl7-WEST . EET
Randolph 1888.
FOR sale, cheap, by owner leav-
ing city, Buick Little Six. If
interested, address B $50, care
TimeS-Dispatch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
SIGUEN RETIRANDOSE LOS RUSOS En- LA d.
REGION De Los RIOS DNIESTER YPRUTf
Ell General Maurice decbara que "a no hay que espefar
una gran ayuda de los mescoYitas J qBe les E:stados
Inidos debel preStar Su ayHda nuy pfoato.
8rusilofF regasncio 81 r1arsdo de las Tropas

PETROGRADO, Agosto 2.-Las
tropas ~alemanas han ocupado e. pUen
te de USkulI, que Sc encuentr@n =
ounce millas al sureSte de RIGA. So
bre ell rio Dv;na y Ia caida de h pla-
"a es question de momentos, SegUn Ii
cen los informeS ~recjbidoS hoy en- es-
"a capital procedentes de frente de
las cperac.oncS. Esa n2sicion habia
Sido evacuada por las tropas mo>co-
vitas.
En- eI frente de Ia Galicia oriental.
Ia situaci5n de las tropas ruSas sirue
m~cjorando aunque muy liGeramcncc.
Entire los rios Zbrucz y Dnicstcr. 4.
noroeste de Kholin, los rusos a5an,
donaron aver Sus poSiciones, refrain
dose hac;a el o-iente, ScgUn dice c,
informe ofic;a! d2do = Ia ~pIh'ir:i2G
aqui hoy. por c, N,n!>teric 4e Ia Cue.
rra. Los rusos tamh:cn Sc "etirarcr
en- cSa misna direction en- Ia l,ae2
comprendida entire los rios Dn.estcl
: pruth.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
LA CONVENTION IRLANDESA Sc
HA SUSPENDED.

DUBLIN, Agosto lo.-Ei numcro
he personals cue sc congregation N
reGedor del Colcg.o Green. para pre-
seAc;a: Ia llcgada de los Delegates
Il IL convention i-iandesa en- la Ultima
lesion fur menor que cl que Sc reunid
= dia dc Ia inauguration.
La prensa de Dublin opina. que la
carencia completa dc eXcitacion en- cl
puhlico. cs I'm bucn sintoma.
"Scgun Ia nota Official facllitada
al puhlico en- Ia Ultima session. sc nom
hr6 IN comite para que prepare las
pro0osicioncS. y Sc convirO en- SuspeM-
Ter ia conferences haSta q z de Ago.;-
-. con oaicto lie quc Ct ~prcsidente Y
io> secretaries tengan tempo Suficicn-
tc para cStGdiar ' rcdactar Ia circu-
lar Cue dirigirar a toios los deicga-
dos. con 81 fin dc cntcrarlcS dc las
materia> que SC han dc tratar y re-
solver. ) de los principles en- cue SC
han de ha$ar los debates. para que
Ia coIvcncion rUcda licya" Il caho Ia
tar"a cue Sc !c ha cncomendado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
NO QUIEREE QUE FL EIERCTD
SEA INSTRj HE\rO nE LOS
POLITICOS

LONDRES, Acos;o .-. Scriu ST." iii
&c en- IN de5pacho ~proccdHnte dc IT,
trogrado rccibjdo hoy en- o>;a rani-
tai. los commentaries del c;5-cito I'll
SO tuvieron una conferences rec.cm-
temente en- los cuartaIcs general dc,
frente oriental Y a~cordarom en".ar 1n
ul.imatum al Primer liin:-tro. Me
.jandro keren>k;. ro~t;fic&ndo.e que q
meuoS que Sc mantenga al ejerci-o
fuera de Ia poIirica : Sc lie trate Uni
camente como una orgsniZacja1 5esti-
NADIA q IA defensa de, pa.s. e!.o> PIE
s-entarian IA renunc:a dc suS cargoS.
pueS de otra manera 10 podriaE pro-
seguir Ia campana hasta coadUcirta
a una victoria definit;va.
FL ~corresponsal cue trasmite e an
terror despacho, aGrcga que cree que
el ultiratum de referencia se:a adop-
tado por Ell primer Ninistro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
OTSO RAID DE LOS ITALIANOS
SOBRE IDRIA.

ROMA. Italia. AgoSto 2.-D&ndo
cucuta de las ~operacioncS militares
en- el frcnte austro-italiano, e. Nj
historic dc Ia Guerra puhlica hoy IN
:nformc cn el que dice que las tro-
pas it&!i&nas aumentaron Su activ!-
dad Ell las opecacioEcs dc &rtil!eria
en- cl frente com7rcndjdo entire los
wales del Camonica ' del AsticO, en-
los Aloo.: de %~'aSSa, en- Monte Rom
bon Y 9, i Monte de DosSo Fiati.
Agrega ell iaiorme que csc mismo
d!a por Ia tardc, uno dc los escua-
drones aereos. cScoItados por GAIA
dores alpinistas. hicicron Otro raid
soora los establccimientos mi!itares
dc Idria. en- e. Monte Carnioia Y So
bre 81 vale del Chispovano, sobrc los
que agroja.on una considerable can
tidad de aombaS explosives. cue ocG-
s:cnaron granGcs perjuicios en- e
campo enemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
rusos aIentados
porla ~ofensiva
aliada

L0NDnES. .Agosto La gr"n
or"nsiva ancio-francesa en- LI"ndca
cmpicza a tcncr sus cfcctos IN Russia,
sogun Sc dice en- las noticias reel
hidas hoy en- csta capital. del frcntH
dc hatalla del teatro oriental.
Fl dXito de la opcracioncs cmgrcn
didaS por los aliadoS on R@l9ica
ha sido traSmitido por 81 @ohicrur
provisional russo a los commentaries,
DC los cicrcitos moScovitas Uto ape
ran en Ia Galicia ' dcmaS Sc torres
del tcatro oriental, para IN" 10 CO.
muniQucn a suS Soldados Y tai mcdi-
da ha dado inmediatos reSuitados.
Muchos de los regimientoS : BATH
Homes que Sc hallaban cast compile
tamentc desorganizadoS, eStan ahora
oponiendo una tenaz resistencia al
cncmigo. y tratando lie recupccar 10
perdido.
Fl gobierno provisional So h4lla
pre?arado va para Ia conferences gc-
neral de los representatives de toda
la Russia, que Sc va a celebrar en-
Moscow. en- breve y en- Ia cual $" os-
pera que estaran presentes los dele
cados dc todoS los partidos. razas.
pr~ovincias y municipios, que rltegran
Ia Russia, Y a ESQ Sc debe en- reaI!dad
aplazamiento de Ia citada confe-
rencia. para dar lugar 4 que todoS
esoS elementos puedan enviar ST. re-
p-esentaciones Y arregleu suS olsen
los rarios grupoS sociallStaS.
De las operacioncS en- ell fronte I
lie batalla ruso-teut6n. SC han reci.
lido noticias favorables durante ell
liza. En- elias Sc habla de cue no So
amente estan cponiendo los ruSos
!na cbstned2 -esiztenci2 q mere :
ur del ric Dniester en- Ia Galicla, ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
FL NAL TEMPO ia
SUSPENDIDO LAS
OPERACIONES
EN- BELGICA
Los ataques que han heche
los ~aIefnanes han Sl=
do reCnazadeS

PARIS, Agosto Ell nal tempo
Ia continuaGo en- Be,gica Y no obs
tantc que Sc han estado ~efectuando
operaciones en- csc frcntc. estas no
han tenido la intensidad que en- otraS
condolences hubieran tenido.
De acuerdo con el informe oficia!
dado a la publicidad hoy, los alema-
g enlprendieron anoche dos vigoro-
sos ataques al oriente y sureste de
Reims, pero ambas maniobras fraca-
saron ante la resistencia de las tro-
pas francesas.
Sobre Ia margen izQuierda del rio
Mosa, Sc ha estado librando un VIC
lento duelo de artilleria. Los alema-
mes anoche tambien iniciaron IN alta
que en- ell sector del boSque de Avo-
court, que resuIt6 infructuoSo. 10 mis-
mo que varios ataques en- Ia flores
Ia de Apremont. a sureste lie Saint
Mihicl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
Ell KAISER felicia Al PRlN,
CIPE RUPERTO DE BA-
VERA

BERLIN, AgoSto Ell Emperador
Guillermo de Alemania, envio Un DIES
pacho telegrafjco al Principe Ruper-
to, heredero de la Corona de Ravie-
"a. segun Sc dice en- IN anuncio Off
cial que Sc hizo no. aQui haciendo!e
presente u felicitaciones por el bri-
rante Gxito alcanzado por el Cuarto
Cuerpo de Ejercito aleman, el dia 81
dc Julio. Cracias al cual. fracas6 ei
.vigo-oso cSfuerzo de los G~nglo-fran-
cescs para la rccuperacion de Ia costa
de Flandes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03

Rurara>c que los PASSES aj!ados
tr3tar &c haCcT II paI coH
Austria SeDafadarneHtc

WASHINGTON. .Acosto Los
= .aGc< Unid.S no Sc nallan del todc
G,Spa,.;os a cn,rar en- di<cusioncs con
los no;,rS dc IA Entente. rcspecto i
las mira. Iaa tcm@a. con moti-o de
Ia ~Ic~:1. Este aa:s no ticnc por a.
horn S.nn ua uron,s;to: cl dc icrrotar
. .\lcmunia.
-. .,.o.i,~.. f~.cT. r,o-,o
tcr,,- h,.,. p, -. .,,,os., . las ind,
-aa.,7r,. tcraa. roznorto = IN ;nfor-
me-. fu" dice cue SC han estado CAM
aiardo imprcsioncs las naciores dc Ia
Entente. como 81 prcliminar intcnto
p.r, ~rcrociar una M scparata con
tfs.r:a.
a,4a5aI =,
49, 49,. a..a,.o
mao 20 ~rcfori. = Austria
=, r,. .irr,ro. i~,,1iaY,s - mani
Co.,. T., ,;-... -,.,.o,.;. nor. ,i;..,.
-. .,,-..a. i,.or,..;on.I .
.i.,.,
I.aIia
k,..r n.m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
AAS SER AUMENTADA
LA FLOTA AEREA
De Ia GRAN
BRETANA
Mas de Glen fabric2s esta'l
ConstruyeHdo a gran Prisa
maquinas y0IadGi2S

LONDRES, Agosto Eel Dr.. Adj
Olson. Ministro de Municioncs en- ell
gabincte britanico, ha hecho unas de-
claracjones relatives al %umcnto de
la fiota acrea ingleSa. Dicho funcio-
mario manifesto que dcsdc e. m@s dc
Enero ultimo. ell que c! Niniste:io
uuedo con la responsibilities de. aDro-
visionamiento del Escuadr6n acreo,
ell programa ha sido constante y gran
demente aumentado Y que aun esta
siendo ampliado, sin que ningunos IL
mites Sc Ie hayan pucSto, hasta no
conseeuir que el pals cucnte con una
poderosa flota de acropiaHos q Ai&ro-
pianos. para la defensa Y ata4uc.
"Actualmcntc, dijo e Minlstro. no
meAos de Glen fabricaS cStau Eacicn-
do trabaioS rclacionaGos cen n cons
truccion y cquipo dc las maqu'n"s vo-
ladoras. 81 sc compare 81 nj;mcgo DC
aerop amos construidos ell c! mes de
Mayo de 1916. con 81 que Sc const:u-
v6 este aho. Sc vera Ia ran dFcrcn-
cia que hay en- las cifras, pues H!cn-
tras en- el primero Sc coRslruycron
solamentc Glen maQUinaS, en- eI SERUM
DO Sc logro triplic&r csc nuHicro, !
todavia este prone"!o eli c. aGm"nto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
Alemania denanda
: I'm e~mpres6to
de Suiza
La amenaZa con Suspen-
derle las remesas
de Carbon

BERNA. Sliza. AgoSto Eel pre-
Sidente Schulthess en- 7 e~ntrevIsta
Il ~concedi6 4 los periodistaS SuizoS'
hizo algunas declaracjones sobre las
relaciones de Suiza y los EStados Uni
dos. Fl citadc funcionariO dijo en-
ire otras cosas. que no hahia razon
para Greer que el gobieruO de los Es-
tados Unidos tuviera intenicones de
crear dificultades q SuiLa, imp'diendo
Ia compra de los comestihlcs : mer-
cancias en- los EstadoS CnIdos. que
mas necesarias son en- aqueila renu-
blica. pues que ;odas las ~d:spoSIcio-
nes americans esta6an siendo estl-
puladas de acuerdo con IN arreglo
con los paises de IA entente.
FL presidente SchuIthess nlanifes-
to Gae los EStaios Unidos siem9re
habian mostrado una b~ondadosa dis
posici6n hacia Suiza, rcro que IN 81
~aacion de IA repuhlica americana
era ahora rly dificil. debido a Ia e.
casez de barcos. Las compras dc ma'z
americana. agrego cl p~res!dente. han
Sido s~uSpendidas desde hace "a ITEM
pc.
Respecto a 10 que 81 citado fanc!o-
mario su;zo cons;dera como IA oJra
question mas jmportante de 81 pals,
la del aprovisioRamieutO de carbon.
el presiGente informo que AIemaHIa
hahia notiiicado al &ohierno que no
cnrrecaria nuey.,S provisiones de esq
combustinla. . 1-e2a. Que fuera con
la condicion &c ME MA hiciera IN
considerable cmprcsu.I7 lie dnero a
.\lemania. por 10 9ue q creIa cue G!
precio del carbon pr"hah!ementc SD
hiria adr mas dc 10 que VA coStaha
en- eSe pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
Ia CAMARA INGLESA RECHAZO
LA PAZ.

LONDND' ''7'S,' -"
"a &c los 'o"1Nhe>' "S>2"Is -,
toda Ia session ne "a 'a'"'' "'-'
sonre Il ProPoS'0''" =, 1r~'
t"u@ Po' y""'I '>'' -
c'aI'S'@ ! '"00I'S'"' ="
N',oN '','''" 81.
- -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
UNA FLOTlLLA PESCADORA FUE
ECHADA A PIQUE.

.ANSTERDAM. AEoslo I'm sun
mariro aleman echo a piQue e 81
bado DC Ia scmana pasaGa. Il flo
tilla &c cinco harcoS peS:adorcS ho-
IandcscS. en- IN lugar a d:ec'oeho
millaS De Ia costa de Holanda. entire
Schevenigen c Imuidsn.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-24

face by a horse and an ugly cash
cut. II was first thought he was
seriously injured, but he is getting
all right.
Ed Toy, wife and little son. Ed
ward, Jr., went Saturday to visit
the family Of John G. Trimble in
Jessamine county.
Bert Sanders and family and
Thos. Sanders and family went Sat-
urday TO visit relatives in Fleming
county
Frank Bell, who recently lived
here, returned Saturday from a hos
pital at Lexington, where he UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-24
WILL SHOW WONDER HORSE

Reckless, the wonder horse, will
be one of the attractions at the
Montgomery County Fair this year.
He has been shown in many places
and the newspapers are very com
plimentary of his work. This horse
picks. out the flags Of the nations,
capitals of the states, the presidents
of the United States, works frac-
tions, adds and subtracts, dances,
knows days and weeks, in fact his
knowledge defes all human COM
prehension. Don't fail to see him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-24
MARRIED At DAYTON, o.

Miss Tenna Kash, of this city,
and Mr.. W. c. Halted, of Dayton,
O., were married in that city July
10th. Miss Kash has many friends
in this her old home who will be in
terested in the news of her mar
riage and will wish them happiness
and prosperity.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-24
Upton CATCHES MEN

Chief of Police James Upton ar
sested two men last Wednesday, one
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses and the other
with stealing some clothing. The
first man was wanted in Powell
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county and the second in Menefee.
They gave the names of o. Blevins
and B. Salyer. Both men were re-
turned to the counties where they
were wanted. Officer Upton is Gal
ways on the job"
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be topped this week.
Harvesting one of the best oat
crops is now in progress.
Mrs. S. F. Deal was very i'll the
past week,
Because this is "Fair week" is nc
indication that the weather and all
things else are going to be "fair."
The condition of J. H. Gillespie
remains about the same.
Henry Frodge, who has been i'll
for several days, remains about
he same.
Master Harold Gregory, Of Bour-
bon county, has been visiting the
family Of Thos. Warner.
Bad weather interferred with
threshing last week and as con-
sequence the grain crop is going to
be late getting threshed out.
Miss Elizabeth Frodge, of Gin
rinnati, visited the family of her
uncle, Henry Frodge, last week.
Mrs. Raymond Johnson and baby
son, of Terre Haute, Ind, have ar
rived to visit relatives and attend
The Fair.
Mrs. H. c. Ficklin and daughter,
Miss Ruby, of Waldron, Ind, came
last week to visit relatives.
Wednesday evening Of last week
Nose Cundiff, Jr., was kicked in the
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Amburgey. The young people are
prominent in the section in which
they live.
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MARRIED HERE

Miss Mary Richie, aged IS, and
Mr.. Henry Moore, aged %, both of
Nicholas county, were married in
this city last Monday by Elder S. A..
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The Advocate for printing
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CORRESPONDENCE
Stops.


A small acreage Of tobacco will
be topped this week.
Harvesting one of the best oat
crops is now in progress.
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Mrs. s. F. Deal was very ill the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
|WAXAHACH|E BOY
|. LANDS IN TAMP|C0
FINDS CONDITIONS GREATLY M
PROVED DURING LAST
THREE YEARS.
Lonnie Morris. Who Came tut OF
Mexico With His Fathers Fam
lily, Has Returned and Writes
About Conditions.

I.ognie Morris, Who left last week
Tor Tampieo. Mexico, writes heme
upon his arrival that conditions have
greatly improved since the Morris
family iefs there three years age.
and that foreigners pursue their
daily occupation without molestation.
He also reports that great lhrongs
OF Americans are coming into Tas.s-
pico. saying the train was So badly
crowdesa between Laredo ard Monte
rev that standing room was al q
premium. Another improved cenai-
ton noted by young Morris was that
nanncE values In Mexico have in
creased Instead OF being worth on
|iy hals Price Inc Mexican money is
now changed al Laredo At a rate 81
sIs8 Mexican moaey for 500 AM
aFIean ncnes
Tne fig eli Interests in the Tam
plco country are attracting a great
many foreigners. He writes that
quite few Americans and Others
never left the republic at all, though
they saw some pretty lively times
during the last two years. In one in
stance a party OF ranehers took their
stock and spent twenty-three days IL
the jangles.
Young Morris says there is quite
a lot OF building and improvements
going ca IN the city, and that much
OF the building is of permanent
nature.
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