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The Washington times., 1906-09-10
CHESAPEAKE ANp ONO RY.

(gchedule IN effect July ], IS06)
a.oo p Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
Daily-Stops at principal points In Vir-
Ftnia and West Virginia Nestibuie train:
Standard coaches; psTi0rs cars 20 Virginia
Hot Springs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton TO Louisville, Ci1cisuati Indian
spolis St Louis. and Chicag0s dining
cars a la carte service.
An - M-NEW G. q .. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestibule train; stops only AZ
C,or5oDsviIle, Charlottesville. StauntoB
Clifton Forge and CoylnEtou. Va. White
sulphur Ronceverte. and Hinton, W Va
Pullman slsepers 30 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis ana
CHICAGO. Dining cars. a la carte service
one night out
mo p M-F. F. V. LIMITED. Daily
solid vestibule train. Pullman sIeeper,
40 Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Coupartment sleeping car 20 Nirvlnsa
Not Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinaatf 10
chicago ami ST. Louis and LoulsvfUs 10
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio oficer Ole Pennsylvania ave: E03 lath
AZ near F: aud Sixth Street Station. Te.r-
phone. Main S7S0. for Pennsylvania r z
cSb Service. and AaiU IO66 far c. & o.
rect ONCE teE9-6
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Automobiles.

AUTO TIRES while they last. 40 per cent on
and good prices for your old tires full line
Clnchers, Dunlops, tubes; factory clear
ance: expert vulcanizingi careful. hand Work.
Reduced prices. quick service. JONES AUTO
TIRE WORKS. s02-604 Z st NV. Phone Main
205g au24-f sa Tn-12t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Ofiee, - PeNna. &c

TOR Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
fumbia Savannah. Jacksonville. TsmDa, At
isnta. Birmingham. Mobile Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
IO.O1 A. II. DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Through
FsuIluaan Sleeper 70 Jacksonville, Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington 20 BirminBha ham,
a. Cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Ham.
lei, n. c.
s.fs p Nj. DAILY-Seaboard EXpress-soHd
train with Pullman SieeperS. TO Jacksonville
ead Tampa Through Sleeper to Atlsnts.
birmingham and Memphis. Cafe Dining
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For Sale-FarmS.
Hotels.

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th 81.
and New York ave. half block from White
use-B@autiful view; double and single
rooms: superior table rooms, 81 per day and
up Special rates 10 permanent guests.
SCISSOR
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

SAL imU0E AMI OTliO n 1s
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. au5 g.
Every other Hour Ca the Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL 80 ST. NEW YORK
ts.08 am.-Bufst, Parior. Hr. Train
$500 a-m.-Diner and PuIi.2an Farlor Car
= -G3 d fn-DIner and Pullman Parl0r Car
IS 8 pn..-"Royal Limited" All Pullman
= b. D m.-Coaehes TO Philadelphia
- > m.-Diner ana Pullman PErhnr.
= o. y u.- Coaches 10 Philadelphia
asI I:5- b. m.-SleepeTs,
sF.fr H.m,-Sleepers.
ETI..ssTIC CITY. '=-57.'T;oO. 800 mo-
L. E u 90. 800. d % p. m.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. Z A. 81. TO p. II
10 BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Wesa days. 2:57. 5V) $50. ZOO. 7-co, 500,
t.s0 500 80, 10 90, IL 90 a. m. u 90 noon
~ az / .O6 90 500. 4.00 4s45, 800. 500 $50
900, go. zoo. 500. 1000 1875. u:20. Il -
Sundays: sundays 2.57. 100. 7.2o. $50 500. IC-9o.
Is 20 a. m 1.o2 1:l5. 800 $3.50. $500. $50. t.3l
500 1000. 10 .35, II $50, IS , m
WESTNkA A RID.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. s1I.0o a. n.
cTSciNNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, slO-05 a. H.. s405 p. X. sl2.S5 aight
PITTsBURG. 'u.oo a. M, '9.lO ?. m. ~ 80
CLEVELAND. 'saO D m. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 1905 a. m. $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER, s-s5 a m. 1905. 45:00 m.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 7.20 a m, i2-O5
nosn 500 ?. m. Sundays. $50 - N. and
IURAY and ELKTON. '4.O5 2. m. parlor
car.
q M. al rs. taos. 1850 p. m.
HAdERsTOWN. tlo;05 g. m. and 800 D. N.
BOYD and way points, ISIS 's9.lb a m,
ssI.lb $500, IS 50. "+l0.l0 III 80 D.m.
GAITHERSBURG snd way points. fs.s5,
s-SiO q m., IL 80. ''1I5. 1881. sos.
sb a. f6.5O, - 7.55, @slO :l5. I'll 80 ,. m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points 1875. ''9:l5 a. m, ellis. T5;U0 81 80
,. N.
Reservation OF Sleeping or ParlOr Car
space rates Of fare, etc. win be quickly fur
ufshed BY TELEPHONE at all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket OfnCes; 1917 q ct. Telephone
Main 1881: 61s Pennsylvania Ave. Telephona
GRin zsli stSSion, New Jersey Ave and Q
formation Bureau. East ~ myit-tf
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Proposals.

OFFICE of the Constructing Officer for
the l.. S Soldiers Home. (P. .; BOX
455J. Washington. D. c, september j.
1896 Sealed proposals for furnishing
plant, labor. and materials and com
pletely erecting and finishing IRE
proof. marble-faCed Mess Han ana
Dormitory Building at the United states
Soldiers Home al Washington, j. G.,
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, OCTOBER . 1870, anc
then publicly oper5d. SPECIFICATIONS
blank forms, and all available lniorma-
ton will be furnished on application 20
mis- ONCE deposit OF twenty-five
dollars (S55) viii be required FOR draw
ipgs and specifications for eacn sepaI-
ate Item Of The contract for Wnlch
drawings are TeQuiredi this VIII ne re
fications. JOHN STEPHEN SEW ELL.
Captain. Corps of Engineers, Construct
ing Oficer. se10.l72Aocl,S.15,2
POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Wash
iugtOn. y. c., August p. l9O6.-Sedled
proposals will be received at the office
Of the Purchasing Agent OF this Depart
mcnt until O'CLOCK P NJ, ON SIP
TENDER %, 800, Tor Iurnlshlhg post
age stamps and books OF stamps for the
four years from November /. 1895. 10
October 81, 1870 Blanks for proposals.
specifications. and instructions 10 bid
ders. with sample or paper 10 snow
color and finish. Will be furnished upon
application 20 the Purchasing Agent
Postofhce Department Washington,
u q. =. II. HITCHCOCK. Acting Post
master General se3.S,l0,l5ll.2
PROPOSALS viii be received at the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department Washington, d. c., until
10 O CLOCK A NJ SEPTEMBER Is.
1906 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 20 furnish at tn, navy yard,
Washington. ID g., a quantity Of naval
supplies. as follows. Drills, hardware,
leather betting lacing leather, sheet
copper, galvanized steel. steel forgings.
sheet. tin, and lead. brass and iron
pine and fittings. valves. Applications
foi. proposals should refer 10 Schedule
100 Blank proposals VII be furnished
upon appllcatio. 20 the Bur 1u. II. Z.
= HARRIS. Paymaster GENERAL
= n seot-
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Wanted-H0uSes.

WANTED-House. at once: have come here
from Edinburgh. Scotland. and want TO buy
home Immediately. Any desirable location.
or more rooms any price below $40 O00; pre-
FER city but viii consider suburban Owners
tOnly) submit full particulars, giving exact
location, price. and terms. or no attention
will be given. Address G. .. BLISS. General
Delivery, City Postofice. se9-2t
WANTED-TO buy a house with ten or If
teen acres, 14th St extended or Brightwood; /;
small cash payment and $50 month; owner
preferred. W. Z. SWEETING, $50 Sth &c.
seS-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES -stures
-homes. Nothing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
eoI Street n. ". no5-tf
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA holding a Probate Court 80
lstS4, administration. This is JG give notice.
That the subscriber. Of the District of colum-
bta has obtained from the Probate Court or
the District Of Columbia letters testanlentary
on the estate Of Caroline LOChboehleT. late or
the District OF Columbia. deceased. All per-
SONS having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same. WITH the
vouchers thereof legally authenucated, 20 tne
subscriber on or before the 2IH DAY or
AUGUST A. ID. 1907, otherwise they may bE
law be excluded from all benent or sald ea-
tate Given under my hand this 1itE gay OF
August 1906. NICHOLAS LOCHBOEhleEls
Conduit road. D. q. tSeal) attest; WM- =.
TAYLOR Deputy Register Of wis Ior tne
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Frooate
Court a. h. BELL. Attorney. au-'.se''O
NOTICE is hereby given that limited part
ners6ip mas mis- day been formed as follows.
Firm name. SICMUND'S STORES business
dr1v goods and general merchandise. az 80
I'm 81 NV and 1920 Pa. ave. uw-s wash
ineton d. G. General partner. AhTaham
Sigmund. residence. 1913 81. NV. Nashlng-
ton. d. C.; special partners 1oldsmiIh ais-
uund and Howard 5igmund, both residing az
1-1q I- sd nv Washington. ID. G.. Amount
contributed by special partners. 500 each
term OF partnership, nNe years 1eftluctte
- ,,a,-rDergbfu and affidavit made. aCEnOwl-
o1-s5 and fieI IN accordance with the laws
~ ne District Of Columbia. and recorded
a. Certifrata No 81 in The ONCE Of the Clerk
gf tbe supreme Court Of the District OF
C-Iurrhfa this 2Ist day II August, A D. 1906.
tSeaD JOHN r.. YOUNG. Clerk
se6-eOd eXSu-l2t
The Washington times., 1906-09-10

WALL PAPERS. sc per roll; border ceiling,
and sldewau CHAS, A CARLISLE. SIS II
ST. ne. se9-3t
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ROOMS PAPERED: cash OF credit; s. up; see
me before placing your order. CARLISLE
$50 9th st. NV. Phone Main 60Si-M. se7-6t
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FOR sALE-vERY RARE BARGAIN
A few doors OF North CAPITOL AND -
SITS. o-room brick; modern bath. lot 50
feet deep To alley. viii bring s23 50 rent.
Price only So 500. Really d So 800 value.
MUST BE SOLD.
ELINDON, a. BRIEN & BELT. Inc.
1920 y ".
NORTH CAPITOL AND x SITS. very
pretty bay-Wind0W brick. rooms and
bath. 8 rooms on FIRST floor. on second.
cellar under entire house. ONLY S. $50.
VIII loan So, 900 al. Fer cent. balance 20
suit.
BLUNDOS, O'BRIEN & BELT Inc.
1920 q y. W.
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Colonial Beach,

NEW one-room cottage, furnished. 81 VII
sen for 500. 72l lst ST. NV. sei0-3t
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For SaIe-TypewriterS.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE; high
grade, practical, universal Keyboard hghtest
running. most elastic touch, Let US demon
strate. Call 1885 = 81 NV. OF phone 1888
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. by owner. one
new, elFht-room house, two stairWays. hot
water heat. hardwood trimmings on first floor
also one Eix-rDOm house h1r-water heat
hardwood trimming on first hoor, large front
pdrches. these houses were built days. work
by owner. Apply 90 OWNER on premises.
3lI-713 Irving ST NV.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.
Wall Pape3.

ROOMS PAPEREI. SI.7- up h1use painting;
lowest prices. CHS. A CARLISL-L CAS- II
81 ns. Phone Eas. 1851 se9-3t
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
N WASH HEIGHTS. JUST d BLOCK
FROM CONN. AVE.
Attractive g-story store and brick residence
SIDE LIGHT sde yard, back and front
Yards LOT - feet front. ENrelIeuUy az
ranged house-draWing room. library. reCcg-
tion hall. dining room, buffers pantry and
kitchen on main floor. Z bedrooms. 2 tiled
baths. Hot-water heat, laundry ana every
other home comfort
We oner this property at the low figure
Of $3.50. $500 loan at per cent was -e-
BLCNDoN. o'BRIEN g BELT. Inc.
seI0-2t
ONE OF THE EEST located six-room houses
IN the Northwest Bloom Hgdaie section wide
parking, lU-foot back yard, interior arrange
mout diherent from any other house ln
Washington. Every modern convenience.
home For pemissISI 70 inspect address
TON 81. Times office. sel9-u
FOR SALE
Franklin 81. Langdon, D. c., II rooms
and bath. gas lot 5GNlJe. stable.
Terms $1,000 cash: balance to
leth 81. Sc. new 2-story and cellar.
furnace heat. rooms and bath.
can rent for SIS. Price.-----....-.-.. $3.50
Fl. ne. rooms and bath, new bath
tub ana range; lot lsXloo. stable
7th St NV. extended three bricks
renting for s24.51 Price ce.---.-.--..-. 80
Florida ave. ne near North Capitol
St rooms ana bath Prlce.........ss go
+ St ne near North CaVitol ST.
rooms and bath. Price ..-.- So 30
jefferson ST.. Anacostie, D. c., z-sfory
frame. rooms and bath. lot -f2s3s
can rent for 500 Terms 70 suit
Pr.ce ..............-........... S. so
l2th St nc, rcoms and bath. renting
f0r SO 90 per month Prlce.....-.-.. 81 800
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
e07 G STREET ,. W.
se5-5t
FOR SALE-At a bargain. by owner. one.
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For Suburban.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN
Six-room house, half acre Of ground. all in
closed with picket fence. good hennery. fruit
shade. best OF water. beautifully located, 100
yards from ears only reason for selling own
ers business requires him 90 live IN city;
price. 81 900
Farm of forty acres, nine-room house. all
modern improvements. large oak grove sur
rounding house. good lawn shrubbery beau
ufully located on main boulevard between
Washington and Baltimore; price. $500
EDWARD DANIELS,
Maryland Building, 1910 H st.
sel0-3t
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VIM. v MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt cheap: legal guar
antee covers an our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store Coz
Pennsylvania ave. Sc telephone East ia f.
or following agencies. De Maine Il Co 32lT
NJ st NV; Edlavitch's store Bowie Nd
10 Monroe ST.. Anacostla. NewCombe's drug
store. Congress Heights. 607 New York ave
NV. 1850 T. st. Sc COnaway's store Laurel
Nd General Store, Glendale: postoffce
Colonial Beach, Va Ingalls, Real Estate OF
Ace, Hyattsvllle. Nd: ShaW's store TWiniug
CITY. LlOyd's store Seabrooke. Nd New
agency, just established, Harrison Realty Co.
Rhode Islald ave. and 10Th St. BrOokland.
se7-7t
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FOR RENT-Bright. new apartments Nos
S2S, $3.50. $50. J30i2. 18th ST. ne. very large
rooms. lighted on three sides. especially
large side and back yards; tiled baths. all
modern convenieucess price lower. So 50s
upper, $3.50
WILLIGE GIBBS & DANIEL.
603-05 18Th 81. n ". ses-3t
FOR RENT-Apartment in the Val1is Mazsa
chusetts ave and l4th st.. three rooms and
bath; furnished for housekeeping Apply at
APARTMENT !. any evening from 20 g and
Sunday. aeS-3t
~ THE ELLSWORTH. 625 % 81 ne six
large outside rooms and bath, newly papereI,
heat and hot water; perfect home. OWNER
COZ New York ave nv. s.3-sr
IS TO 81 FOR two and three room apartments
ia the Dorchester, corner 18th st. and MARY
land ave. sW.. handsome baths. steam heat.
bot and cold MaLer. lan-Lar seELLce aua-Lf
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c. G.. SILENCE, wall papers; nrst-class
work, lowest prices 3ol II 81. NV. ses-7t
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ROOMS PAPERED. cheaper than other firms;
Capitol. se9-3t
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For Rent-TypewriterS.

REArNGTONs; one. %; another 50 monthly.
would sell cheap. Address BON 2ls, Times
,@@.. S-2r
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For SaIe-HOuSeS.
roR SALE

FOR SALE
REACH OUT FOR THIS,
RENTS FOR SOS. 80. PRICE. $500
Groom brick. with bath. iR good condition.
excellent C0l0red tenant. Splcndidly located
on prominent lettered street.
BLTNDON, O'BRIEN 4 BELT. Inc.
1920 O y. W.
81 100. VERY. VERY CHEAP. Fine-look-
ing 3-story brick. 9rs, and bath; notably
gcod location, VERY NEAR 9th AND PA.
AVE. NV. Fine lot 200 50. II. LOT
ALONE WORTH 5000 RENTAL VALUE
S30.50.
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN q BELT. Inc.
1890 . y. ".
81. 00n Tor a 3-stoTy, 9-rOOm and bath BRICK
residence IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. = so
man car line; lst noor, kitchen. RENTAL
VALUE. $3.50.
BLtNDON, ORRIEN q BELT, Inc.
l2Z0 q y. W.
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FOR SALE-BeauufuI new houses, only
81 So6-Hes, they are beautiful in every re-
spect SIX SOLD IN TEN DAYS. Built by
BAILEY. Located on ST. just east OF
North Capitol ST.. one Of the most attrac-
tive sections Of the city We want YOU
20 these hOuses-give them careful. thor
Ough inspection. DON'T WAIT TOO LONG.
BLC$DON, OBRIEN x BELT, Inc.
1920 G y W.
SOLE AGENTS.
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. ali conveniences. slg
up. SENECA 627 u 81 NV Janlt4r on
premises. se4-tf
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For Rent-5tores.

FOR RENT-Modern double stores we'll To-
Gated IN advantageous neighh1rhood. Inquire
Superintendent, on premises. t2l9-1222 II 81.
ne 6eI-1t-rN Su
STORE ROOM. suitable for barber or lunch
room. etc. 42I 10th NV. ses-3t
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POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Wash
iugton. d. c., August q. l906.-Sealed
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
OF the Purchasing Agent OF this Depart
mont until O'clock P NJ, on SEP
1sIrNTRFp 30 -g1G for furnishing most
The Delta independent., 1906-08-10
Italians Resort to Law.

The court of Justice Travis was oc-
cupied all day Tuesday by q recital OF
the troubles of two sons of sunny Italy.
The case was entitled M. Soda VI
Joseph Boss wherein plaintiff brought
suit to enforce the payment of $500
claimed to be due on the sale Of r horse.
It seems that Soda sold Boss horse.
receiving $500 and similar amount
to be paid at later date. When the
last twenty-five came due Boss decided
the horse had been misrepresented and
wanted Soda to take the horse back
and return the 1880. Soda refused
and brought suit to recover. Judgment
was rendered in his favor. Attorney
Burnett represented the plaintiff and
Judge Welch the defendant.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-10
Excursion to 0uray.

On Wednesday, August 18th, an ex-
cursion will be run to Ouray, under the
auspices Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America, of Delta. The special train
will leave Delta at a. m. Returning
leave Ouray att p. m. Fare for the
round trip 500; from Olathe SITS and
from Montrose SLIPS. Everybody is
urged to join the excursion and view
the splendid scenery in this beautiful
mountain town.
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Cedaredse News.
From the Champion,

From the Champion.
c. B. Picket reports the following
sales which were made last week:
Louis Peters Of Randolph Neb., pur-
chased the Jonithan Weir sO-acre ranch
three miles south of Cedaredge for .
consideration of s45OO. NJ. E. Houke
sold his s4-acre ranch just adjoining the
Weir place to Frank Turner also Of
Randolph Neb., for $500. These gentle
men will at once commence to improve
the places by setting out large number
of fruit trees and otherwise changing
the appearance Of the places. 80. The
townsite company reported the sale of
FIVE lots this week which brought them
in sl05o. These are nearly all business
lots and most Of the purchasers expect
to erect buildings either this fall or
next spring. Nv. ]. Brahbin, the
stone contractor, is now constructing a
rock building for Mrs. Viola Widney
on her ranch north Of Cedaredge. The
structure which is 24x42 feet will be
used for the storage Of apples until the
prices are such that she can make a
large addition to her income which can
not be obtained when the fruit has to
be rushed on to the market because of
the fact that there is no place to store
it. Mr.. Brabbin reports that he is
figuring on more Of the same kind of
buildings, ..... Ranger John w. Lowell
will be transferred from this part of
the reserve and will be given work on
the Collbran division. Tom Mays will
take his position here.
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sports start promptly at l:O0 o'clock Main street.
Persons not participating in sporting acting
starters committeeman requested to remain
on the sidewalk DAVE HENsLER. Chairman.
100 Yard Foot Racs-For Woodmsn Of the World Only
First Prize, W. o. w. Solid Gold Pin, Stone Set.
Second Prize, w. o. W. Watch Charm.
100 Yard Foot Racs-Free for All
First Prize, $500 Cash.
Second Prize, Pair of Running Shoes.
80 Yard Foot Race-For Boys Under 16
First Prize, $3.50 Cash.
Second Prize, Box of Candy
80 Yard Foot Raee-For Girls Under is
First Prize, $3.50 Cash.
Second Prize, Pair of Gloves.
eurro Race-Two Boeks-Free for All
First Prize, Good Bride.
Second Prize. Box of Candy.
Ksnnedys Buckinq contest-Free for All
The Woodman of the World Outlaw will meet all
Nobody barred. The person who stays
in the saddle longest wins the money.
Prize, 500 Cash.
Fat Mems Race-Men to Weigh Over 200 Lbs.-50 Yds.
Prize, Box of Cigars
7:30 P. M.-Reeeption
ToHsad Camp and Grand Circle Officers at woodman
FRIDAY. AUG. 31-SEC0kD DAY
Sports will start promptly at O'clock on Main St
Eadies so Yard Foot Race-For Members Of the Circle
First Prize Solid Gold Circle Pin.
Second Prize Solid Silver Circle Pin
Ladies Nail Driving Contest-For Members Of the Circle
First Prize Solid Gold Circle Pin (three colors).
Second Prize, Solid Gold Circle Pin.
Third Prize, Gold Circle Pin.
Ladies Nail Driving contest-Free for All
: First Prize, $500 Cash.
Second Prize, $500 Cash.
Contestants drive lO-penny nails in solid pine.
All materials furnished.
ladies' Saving Contest-Free for All
First Prize, 800 Cash.
Second Prize, &2OO Cash.
All materials furnished.
Tug-of-War contest-For Members Of the w. o. W. Only
First Prize, $l2.OO Cash.
Second Prize, Box Of Cigars.
Teams to be composed of not than twelve men,
each team to weigh not more than 1000 pounds.
80 pounds limit overweight.
Log choppng contest-For ". o. W. Only
First Prize, Solid Gold Diamond Set, w. O. W. Pin.
Second Prize Solid Gold W, O, W. Cuff Buttons,
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BIG FOURTH ANNUAL LOG ROLLING
COMPLETE OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE Big Event

First Prize, 500 Cash.
Second Prize, 800 Cash.
Drill contest-W. o. W. Drill Team.
Prize $3.50 Cash.
Drill contsst-ciree Teams
Prize $25.OO Cash.
Combination Drill
Prize, 1900 Cash.
Baby Show at the Opera Hou.e-2P.M.
Babies must be under years of age. Every baby
gets prize.
Best Baby from Montrose, Prize Silver Loving Cup
(engraved).
Best Baby from Paonia, Prize Silver Loving Cup
Best Baby from Crawford, Prize, Silver Loving Cup
(engraved).
Best Baby from California Mesa Prize Silver Loving
Cup (engraved).
Best Baby from Hotchkiss Prize Silver Loving Cup
(engraved).
Best Baby from Cedaredge, Price Silver Loving Cup
(engraved)
Best Baby from Eckert Prize, Silver Loving Cup
engraved.
Best Baby from Delta Prize, Silver Loving Cup
Sweepstakes Baby. Grand Prize, Large Silver Loving
Cup (engraved).
The Seaton Drug Company will give each contestant
useful present.
The Kangaroo Court Of Injustice
Will convene in high session at the Woodman Court
House. All deputies report H. w. Davis Lord
High Sheriff.
Prizes Will Be Given
For the tallest fatest leanest shortest and handsom
est members Of Camps and Circles participating.
Grand Night Parade Of Choppers and chip-Pieksrs
Parade will start from Court House Square at 8
O'Clock promptly. All members of Camps and
Circles will assemble at above time and place.
$40 will be given for best appearing w. O. ". team.
SO will be given for best appearing Circle team.
so will be given for Camp having the greatest num-
Der in line of march delta barred).
$40 will be given to the Circle having the greatest
number in line of march Delta barred.
$40 for the best Float.
For information apply to J. NJ Kennedy.
Some Things 10 Remember
200 p NJ Baby Show.
500 to 73o Camp and Circle Supper, Wootman Hall.
500 Grand Night Parade.
S:45 Initiation of Candidates by Camp and Circle.
9:OO Grand Ball.
Something doing every minute.
Good game of Base Ball each day at the Ball Park
For further information, apply
Tx. K.'SEAT0N, Chairman.
NV. DAVIS, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-10
THURSDAY. AUG. 30-FlRST DAY

Sports start promptly at 100 o'clock Main street
Persons not participating in sporting events acting
judges starters committeeman requested remain
on the sidewalk. DAVE HENsLER. Chairman.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-10

Plain and Fancies-all wide widths-and
pure silk. Worth up to S5c yd.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-16
BENEFITS BIG GROCERY

CLOSING OUT hosE 8UsKEs.
Hardy Perpetual E0S0S-As- -
sorted colors, each. loc and. 80. OS
AS long as supply lasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-16
Extraordinary Silk BARGAINS


Of fromo
These Silks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-16
Tea and Coffee Special Sale

WE IMPORT ALL OUR TEAS AND
COFFEES. We carry the largest stock of
fancy Uncolored Japan, Sun Dried Japan,
Oolong. English Breakfast, COngoes, Gun
powder Young Hyson, etc, etc, in Omaha.
Choice B. F. Japan Tea, per lb.......,..2 .25c
Fancy B. F. Japan Tea. per lb..........29c
Fancy Rolled B. f. Japan Tea, per ID. .33c
Fancy Rolled Spider Leg Japan Tea, lbS9c
Fancy Uncolored Japan Tea, per ID. .S3lsc
Fancy Ping Suey Gunpowder Tea. 10. 33lsc
Fancy Oolong a fine drink, per h.. CSC
Fancy English Breakfast Tea. per ID. SSl5c
Fancy Young Hyson Tea, per b.. .33Isc
Why pay 6Oc and 75c per pound for the
same goods?