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The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Notice of Execution Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of 4
Special Execution to me directed from the Dist
| Tct Court of Delta County, .tate of Colorado,
cause wherein Aliee VI. Fisher is plaintiff,
and Joseph Fisher is defendant.
ment in siid District Court wherein the pay ment
of the sum of one Thousand Dollars and costs.
adiudGci to plaintiff as'nst defendant for ali
muny and damages, adjudccd to he a lien
upon the premises described in plaintif, com
plaiut and hereinafter dc-cribsd. hav. on thi>
9TH, day of January. !. ID. 1876. levied Cpon the
following described premises upon which said
Judgment indebtedness wJls charged. and will On
Tuesday. the 'th. day of february. A. D. lS. n,
the hour off o. clock A; NJ. at the front door
OF the Court House in the Town of Delta, County
of Delta and StIte of Colorado sell at PUBLIC
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
the aid property, much thereof may I've
Necessary To satisfy the said execution and costs
Of sale. which said property i described A. fol-
lows, io-wit:
-Four acres, more or less beginning at Point
sI2 feet east uf the Northwest of IHt Three
g. Section seven Gl, Township Fifteen lil
I. NJ. thence south :, rods, thence east ~ rods.
thence north u ro-is themes west 10 reds along
north line of said Lot rhrrc TO place Of b.iuning
and all ditch aud water. rights Used in it, iIrica
uon, including siIarc of the capital stock of
the Hartlnnd bitch Company.
Also that portion of Lot Three tsl. Section
Seven al, Township fiftecu (lS south. Range
Ninety-hre G3l West of the sixth 7. NJ, more
particularly describ,d a. follows: Bccinuing at
pnint 2is feet east of The Northwest corner Of
said Lot THREE. and running thence south 80
feet. thence w,.>t - feet. north sst feet. thence
east along the north line of >aiid Lot Thncc. lsS
feet 10 placr of beginning. containing one and
hall acrcs, morc or les, and sharc of the
capital stock Of the Hartland Ditch Company.
>1t,1w S,ns in; At At ES1R, TS, W is sSH,n Ct the
l5l, Township Fifteen (iil South, Range Ninety
tive 10 West OF the Sixth p NJ. thence south
l5s feet, thence east lGt feet. thence north S6l
feet, thence west u feet, thence south il2 feet,
thence wc>t leu feet Ia place of beginning. and
one shae Of the capital stock of the nsrtland
Ditch Company.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 9TH day OF Jan
nary, A. ID. npT, at iltC II. M.
{. =. GIBBS.
sheriff OF Delta County, Colorado.
First pub. Jan. !, 1876; last pub. Feb. l. iap7.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

10 a. m: Subject, Grace and Re-
ward" 7:SO p. m: keeping Under
Our Bodies" Sabbath School at 10 a.
M; Y. P. S. c. f. at $50 p. m.
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 7:3O O'Clock.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Notice to Stockholders

DELTA. Colo. Jan. 18TH. 1907.
The regular annual meeting of the
Garnet Ditch and Reservoir Company
will be held Saturday. February End,
1907, at 2 o'clock p. m, at the Court
House in Delta, Delta County, Colo
RADIO, for the purpose of electing seven
directors to serve for the ensuing year.
to levy an assessment, to take into con-
sideration the advisability of accepting
the East Lateral and making it a part
of the Garnet Ditch and Reservoir sys-
tenn, and to transact any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
Attest: l.. W. SwEIrzER.
w. M. HASTINGS, President.
Secretary.
lst. pub. Jan. ls; last pub. Jan. 25, 1907.
-
SAlida white lime for sale by the In,
dependent Lumber Co.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18

1t is safe to say no more pleasant
social evening has been spent in Delta
this winter and the guests departed ex-
pressing their appreciation of the cordial
entertainment provided by the hostess.
Those present were the Misses Jud-
kins. Crotser, Croxton. Grcggs and
Lena Smith: Messrs. and Mesdames
Arthur, W. X. Gale. Schlapp, Wolbert.
Watts. Ruth. Wigram. Dutfield. Single
ton. Gosch, Mccartney; Mrs. Julia
Smith and Mrs. .Carr.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
MONTROSE, COLORADO.
JANUARY Sth., l.p7

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
MONrROSE, COLORADO.
january ath., ES7.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having l-cu filed
in this otficc by Elisha Gallup, contestant.
against Homestead entry No. $50 Ute, mad,
April l.. ispi, for Me-, sWa. SWh NEt., w.
SEA, Section y, Township Ii :, Range S ", by
Levi Bonner, ContcStcc, in which il is alleged
that the said Levi Bonner has abandoned said
entry and has fi,ile,l to establish OF maintain a
residence thereon, that said absence from said
land has not been ca,i-ed by lhc employment uf
the said Brown III the army, navy or marine ser
vice of the United States, etc S,id parties are
hearty mott he'd Ia appear, rSpoi,d aud otier evil
denrc touching said allegation at lo.oclosk u, m,
ON February 18Th. 1907, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land oihrs in
Mou,rn-c, Colorado.
The said contestant having, in proper affda-
Wit, hled January 9th, lNs, set forth facts which
show that amer due diligence personal service of
this notice can not bc made, 1t Is hereby ordered
and dirccted that such notice is given by due
and proper publication.
BRSsoN y. BLAIR,
Register.
First pub. Jan II; last pub. Jan. .2s, 1907.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Cattle ShlpMents.

f. J. Mathews shipped car of cat.
tie from Delta to Denver yesterday %
head of which were full blood Hereford
heifers for exhibition at the stock
show. Frank Hepworth also shipped
four cars to Denver.
Fourteen cars of cattle went out to
market from Hotchkiss yesterday, w.
l.. Savage shipping eight cars and
James Barnard six.
Pigs. turkeys and fresh COW for sale.
Colo. phone, black l95.-E. r. STAND
IsH, Garnet mesa. Nos. 46-7-S
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18

c. c. C. c. is all right.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Report Of the Csnditisa Of The
FIRST NATIONAL
A N k
DELTA,

At Delta, In the State of Colorado at the
close of business. Nov. L., 1896.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Coal Notice.

Coalby coal has been advanced to
Sl.75 ut the mine. Miners are wanted.
A. WATSON, Mgr,
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
Farm Loans,

Money always on hand for farm
loans at per cent.
No. 4S KING & STEWART.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday, Jan. Goth. IL a. m, ''The
secret of Strength. 7:S0p. M, THE
Great Essential. Bible school lOa. m.
Y. P. S. c. f. $50 pm. All are well
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
BAPTIST CHURCH

Appointments Of the Baptist church,
Jan. goth. Morning sermon. Christ
Must Die and Rise" Evening sermon.
Christianity In Its Simplest Terms. I"
b. Y. P. u. Victory Over Tempta-
ton" Wednesday evening. prayers,
Let Us Draw Near
The Delta independent., 1907-01-18
FIRST n. Z. CHURCH.

At 10 a. m. the pastor will preach on
the theme ..Deceiving Ourselves" a
temperance sermon, and at 7:S0 p. m.
Who Owns The World?" Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Junior League at
: 80 and, Epworth League at $50 p. m.
The topic for league will be Our
Heavenly Fathers Consideration. Ev-
erybody invited to all services.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
L.4TSON BOON COLLlPSES
Tight Noncy and Var Talk Bring
Prices Dozen rtlH Rim.

Lawsou's stock market boom struck an oh
stacle yesterday in the shape Of tight money.
which, with japanese war rumors and the suit
against the Tobacco Trust. checked IL 20 the
tune Of from / To > point losses in the leading
active issues. The professional element worked
with hammer and tongs on prices throughout The
five hours OF trading, and In the course of the
operations margin traders, who recently went
into the market the assumption that the
advertised 20 10 90 point advance would de-
velop, at once sa profits turned To losses and
accordingly threw over heir accounts for any
price that could be secured
St Paul and Amalgamated. the Lawson favor
ties, sold down easily-tha. is. the slightest
pressure weakened them. and time St
Paul was more than = points under its last price
In the market Of the preceding day. while ANAL
gGmated suffered n maximum loss OF 31a.
The collapse in the market surprised no one
who knew anything about monetary conditions.
Tight money periods with prospects favorinE
stllI higher rates. are not favorable to bull
demonstrations on the Stock Exchange. and the
most conservative inteTets in the Street believe
It absurd to expect sustained advance at this
time. The condition OF the money market is
often the underlying obstacle to bull move
ment, other factors. such as war scare talk and
government action against nonopolles. merely
furnishing good slogans for bear operators.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 10.-For the greater part OF tile
time to-day the wheat market was weak because
Of fear that the government crop report would
show improved condition Of the new crop The
September delivery closed with net loss Of 14c
to &c.
Corn Is up a shade and oats 1ac. Provisions are
off a shade l0c
The government report was made public fifteen
minutes prior TO the close OF the session. The re-
port gave the condition Of winter wheat on July
as 7S3 compared with IA June l. and spring
wheat 62. compared with ss7 on June l. The fig
ures on the spring wheat crop were generally con
sdered bullish, inasmuch the greatest damage
il is claimed. has taken place since June Imme-
diately following the publication Of the report. the
market rallied sharply prices advancing about
lc in less than five minutes. The sharp upturn.
however. induced free realizing, and loss of part
Of the gain. Previous TO the publication OF the
report the market weak chiefly because of
weather conditions in this country, and the
pectation that the government figures would be Of
a bearish nature Trading was dull most Of the
session. The close easy. September opened
Il shade higher lsc TO Ac lower, at $3.50 $685.
sold off 947sc, and then advanced TO 96 TO 9s4c
The close at 9524c. Clearances Of wheat and
-four were equal 1920 bushels. Primary
ceipts We're $4,000 bushels against $4,000 bushels
for the day last year. Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts or SZ cars against
3s3 cars last week and 239 cars year ago
The market was weak early in the day in
| sympathy with wheat and because OF rain through
the belt. Later the market became more
firm good buying by cash houses. The govern
ment report bullish factor late in the day
| The report estimated the crop on July to
| be S02 against S7.5 on the same date one year
| ago The close was steady. September opened &c
higher TO l4c $3.50 to SOC, sold off 5ssc
10 54I4c closed at 547sc 10 55c. Local receipts
! were ls cars with p of contract grade.
oats were strong nearly all day. Elevator inter-
ests were active buyers. The hrmness was largely
| due TO crop damage reports. The government crop
renort indicated the condition on July 10 be ST.
! cofnpared with Sl6 June l. September opened
a shade to I4c &c higher. at $3.50 4Gsc. sold
! between 2s5sc and 4G9sc. and closed al 40i4c to
! .oa.c Local receipts We're SO ears
! Provisions extremely quiet and the market
was easy because of a sc decline in the Price OF
live hogs At the close September pork was on Zoe
at SIG 25 Lard down shade at IS 90 to s. 97l2
Ribs were 2lse sc off. at IS 62ls to IS 60.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10 care;
! corn oats. 81 cars; hogs, $3.50 head.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS,

Cleveland. July 10.-'The Iron Trade Review to-
morrow will say:
Our monthly blast furnace statistics show that
the production for June 2,237 400 tons against
99l $50 tons in May AS had only thirty
days. the daily production for that month was
somewhat larger than for May July starts with
twelve more stacks in blast than IN operation
on June l. and the outlook is that the production
VIII be well maintained. although furnaces are not
expected TO do well during the extremely hot
weather as when weather conditions are more
favorable There is considerable complaint on the
part of these furnace men that this year Is
not coming up to its guarantee of iron content
often being short from to per cent This con-
ditIon Is attributed not only to the tendency of
Lake Superior ores toward lower iron content but
also to the that with the system OF ore
sampling introduced this year much more nearly
correct analyses of cargoes are being obtained
Extreme quiet prevails in the pig iron market,
neither buyers sellers being active. The only
transaction worthy OF note in the Pittsburg dis
district was a trade involving about nine thousa nd
ms OF BeSsemer and basic made in exchange for
steel on a basis of about S23 for the iron at the
f,rnace Prevailing prices for spot iron are prac-
ticqllv the same for future delivery.
In finished lines the volume of new business con-
Times small although orders of good size
hive been taken for steel bars. The mills are
gradually catching up deliveries, especially in
mates and sheets. The Carnegie Steel Company
during the last sixty days has taken orders for
about one hundred thousand tons OF steel rails
mostly for delivery this year An agreement as
TO specifications sor rails for 1908 delivery will not
he reached at least two months during
tn&s period very few c.ders Will De placed"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
VIRGINIA Two-CENT RATE HELD UP
Southern and Norfolk & Western Required
to Furnish Bonds Pending Decision

Richmond. Va. July 10-JudRe Pritchard. or the
United States Circuit Court Appeals I'm an oplu-
ion handed down to-day continued the restraining
order preventing the uniform two-Cent passenger
rate adopted by the State Corporation Commis-
sion from going into effect.
The question is on" involving the jurisdiction ~
the Corporation Commission to fix the rate govern
Ing the operations of railroads I'm Virginia. and
the opinion was handed down Il result Of as
argument held in Asheva recently.
The Southern Railway required TO furnish
bond in the sum OF $2OOOlo ii being stated by an
attorney for that company that the diminution in
receipts n result OF the decreased rate would be
S135.0OO The Norfolk & Western Railway Company
furnished bond In the OF s275OO0 Tho bonds
for the protection Of the public In the event
that the Supreme Court OF the United States finally
uphods the action OF the State Corporation Com
mission IN adopting the two-Cent rate. The rail-
roads in question are now issuing rebate coupons
with all tickets sold at more than two cents q mile.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11

Lorraine, Ohio. July lO-About three hundred
ma chjniss at the local yards Of the American
shipbuilding Company refused TO return TO work
to-day The trouble here is the same as in Clevc-
land. The strikers object 10 working beside former
strike breakers. The company has made the an
rouncement that II will deal with the strikers
exc a. I'D
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
BIG MONEY ORDER BUSINESS INCREASE

The total business OF the money order department
Of this city in the fiscal year which ended June 80
amounted To $4i040S209, increase or ss9 O5g 2q2
over the previous year. This does not include the
business OF the various sub-stations which did
$29 81. 536 additional Advantageous purchases Of
foreign exchange showed profit Of s482 GA 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
COPPER MINE PROMOTERS INDICTED

Chicago, July 1O.-Frederick II. colvn and Ed
win 4. Ecke to-day indicted by the federal
grand jury the charge Of using the United
States mails to promote fraud. II is alleged that
the two. president and secretary of the Boston
Colorado Copper Company. sold stock throughout
the country in a mine that practically worth
less
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.

VERY Low SUMMER RATES
To Pacific Coast and otl"y Western
tourist points Variable routes. Fee,
o. magnificent modern steel steamships
/ Finest service In every der1--Taent.
E.lighttu! Ocean ana Gulf Voyages
An Sai.incs from Pier - or lG Z p
rear Fulton St. at - noon New York
/ 70 Galveston. Tex, Tues. Thurs. sat
Mobile Fri or sat Brunswick. Ca
Fri Kew West sat
Freight and passengers 20 all points
f. .he West South and Southwest in
Cludinz Georgia. A ALBANIA. Louisiana
Missouri, Mississippi Arizona TsVas
Kansas. Colorado. Utah. Nevada and
/ California Finest train service from
various Vorts
Tickets, reservations. Bills IadIng and
all iusorua don 200 Broadway. cor. .ReaGs
ST ana 30 South near Fulton St
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
Nv D@MlhmIhHa

Connecting with o & W Ry
SPECIAL trains T. Catskiu Nj resorts and
saratoga. and easy connections to all points
sast North and West Through tickets ard
LaSKage checked at Offices # " Y. Trans
'e' Co Through rel tickets between y. Y
ana Albany accepted Most delightful one
haf ana Oae-cay cuttings TO West Point.
New burg, o. Poughkee epsie returning Cu
any down Dav boat Meals served AZ all
hours. MUSIC
STR. HAIRY POWELL. See columns
Perfect Afternoon outing Leave Desb' 'ses
- j 30 ! NJ. connecting II West Point with
SIR kEW due West 4od ST : 40
=. NJ. Orchestra on
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
BO9 T0Rl A5E2:I3.. 52:I.. F9lN1.s, 5,.. ) "a IA

- ~ - u W ~ NEW ENGLAND.
ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
RIVER I've. PtoC 10 =. r. -. Warren St,
Week days aut sundays. .3G i. VI. StIs.
Illscll ecd Puritan Orchestra on each.
IitON IDENCE LINE. FOR Providence Eos-
Ton. East and North. Leave Pier Is, y. r,
tpo' ~ Murray St, week Gays only. Il =. 81.
steamers PROVIDENCE and PILGRIM.
Orchestra on eacl.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for Nsv Bedford,
tncEet, Mer,apoisart Marion ana other
points ,n Cale Cod. Leave Pier -. Nostn
River. foot OF C.a-kEcn st. week 6ays
only, u eco =. ~ Steamers MAINE and
SEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE, fo- New Loudcr Block
Island, Norwich, Watca HiI NaTrag1rsett
Pier. Worcester. East and North. Leave
Pier -. y r, foot CIarksuu St. week days
eHiv, Z. N. Pier 20. + r. foot last
.@i st. C.2n y. NJ. Also pATLIG HIT
"TRIP on Iorlays from Pier 40 : r. at
1000 \. n. It East 22I st 1919 \. NJ
Steamers CHESTER NJ CHAPLIN anf
tlTN OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE. tor New Haven and
North I've Pier % r. r. week DAYS @:45
+ NJ. SUNDAYS $40 A NJ. I've foo. East
2sl st, week days. 500 p NJ SUNDAYS
1890 = " SundayS due New York on re
turn. 300 P. " str RICHARD PECK.
4icKetS aud stateroGJrS "a. 245 e72. 1lSo
100 and l%5t Broadway - Union So. 1S2
RITA Ave. go Madison Ave. 245 Colum-
bus Ave, I05 W. I25th -. 279S Third ave
and ~ Piers. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
WeS1able Coat Suits

Jumper and Lingerie Dresses
silk. Null. Lawn Net. Batlste. Charbray
Linen Her-aE the appropriate fabrics
plain or triu'd-bIack. white and coIors-
plain or fgured-fcr below early sesscl
values-aN new. bur bought a. prices per
n,ittIne us y now OFF,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Clearance Prices for
WOnEN'S TAILORED WOOL SUITS

RED TICKET LOT-TEEY CAP THE CLIMAX VALUES.
light wool suit kind necessity
kinds
Cutavay Coats-plainIy or richly
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Sumner Specia-ties

Curtain Fabrics, Panels, Etc.
If you cannot use them now. it
will pay you To buy for FALL.
We cannot promise such values
when present stock is sold -
French Net C,rtaiuiug- Renaissance
IRISH Point and Antique lace com
uiuations edges and fnse-ts-white 10
Ivory and Araoian-vaiue 30. .-... >
Importers Real Lace Sample Corners
of Brussels, Irish Point TaTubou-
and Novelty LaceS-mary can be
matched for pairs and sets <n
average length \, yds. ..,......... sC>
Ruhled Net Sash CNIrtainlnF-
30 inches vide-deep ru:7e with
wide edge and inserting % Ciu2y.
Point de Paris or other handsome "
lRce-wcgth .4S. ...... x y
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
WOmen's White Dress Skirts

Serges. Pananas. mOhaire. linens and
line1es or duck-hnely tailored OF trim 4
in latest effects-prtoe range Of extra
special values from. II Pa 20 6. S.SS
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Smart Silk Suits

Particularly attractive jumper STYLES with
and without guimpes -elabOratelr trim d
black. colGrs and charming contrasts
a'so shirt waist Sryies
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

GYID NJ Us iW HN u. LY y Va
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHB BRBOJ JRG-BREMEN
Kronprinz. July 10 AM ICeciHetnN) Aug 20
Kaiser July 81. 10 AN Kaiser Aug. -
X. Nm. II Aug C. ; AMK- VIM. II sept. 3
Kprtnz. Aug. 10, 7:3O an Kronprinz. sept 10
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHE BREMEN.
+ barossa July II. I0AM Bremen. Aug.
kurfuerst July Is 10AM 3 baTossa Aug. J"
Friedrich July -. 10 AM Kurfuerst Aug 2
7. Alice. Aug. l. 10 AM Friedrich Aug 90
Mediterranean Service.
Observation-Disclosures. AT II AL
=. Irene july II r. Irene. Aug i.
Is. Luisc. July - X. Albert Sept.
n Albert Aug. 3i'Neckar. SEPT u
''uitS Genoa
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
tEECkS GOOD ALL OK EP THE WORLD.
ctLRlCiS < Co. No. Broadway. y Y
Louis H. Meier. 1916 Walnut 81. Phila.
HA%BURG- AMERICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND FASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
Plym0Lrl-Cherbourg -HamD4rS
TX $ rim 1n)July GAM Patricia July -
$hataNla. july II. : AM 'fP. .Liuco n. Aug. :
,Am ktjulviS. l0:3uAN -*Naisrr n--AuS-
- tschland. July25 5AM Walde-see. Aug 10
Among SPECIAL features of these vessels
aTe; Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
iSlt%-Carlton Restaurant. E!syators, Electric
bs'As tNeW. sHAmDurg direct.
Mediterranean crVicc
TO GIBRALTAE-NAPLE GENOA
'Hemhvrg. Aug. 13 noon: Sept. II Sov-
'f3oiti'e SEPT. ?. = T. NJ; oct. -. EJv. =
mas Cr.!iroUm. 5Has Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
y r. tickets. hotel accomm"dntlcrs aHd
genera information about foreign travel.
travellers checks good all over tho world.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y. Y
Prone lAOp Rector. Piers Hoooken
AMERICAN LINE Frgm m! Pier =, *, Z, \. ! 4 +
PLYMOUTH-CHERR'G- -sOUTHA MPTON
- Louis July 13 St Paul ..--. Aug 3
fhilade' 'phia July 20 New York aug 10
RED STAR LINE II roy = 'ier F
NEW TORK-DOVER-
krorL' duly i3, 100 AN Finland July -
ZeeF July 20 1870 AN Vadegiaud. Aug.
VIII : STAR -4ES fF'W n Y Pc p
NEW YORK-Q' 'NSTOWN-L -LIVERPOOI.
Cedric. July Il. II AN "ArabIc. .... AUG /
. "ItIc...ir.y -. .-1r a Al sttalJts. ...
PLYMOUTH -CHERBC -SCCTIIAMPTON
'tAdriatic.July no AN Oceanic. July 81
'fcll. Ti.. .Julv -. In a Nj eMaJcstto Aux :
New. .5.oOp tons. has Elevator.
IyD0as .um. Turkish Baths and ~Edal-
NEW TDRk-AZORES- -MEpIT RA%EA\
'ROMAETC. July II PM -Cretlc....Auc
HpSTDN-AIORf: f:S-N NEplTERRA%EAN.
FCANOPIC AuE. III, II An "RomauiC. sept II
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
EreiEHt Once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Representative Values i'm
WOmen's Summer Apparel !

July opportunities that bring welcome savings
TO those preparing for summer outings.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Evening CaDeS

Newest style-liEht weight broad
clCth in the favorite pastel shade.
satin faced hoods-hesvy silk
cord and tassels-coDy Of
Paris novelty-extra special-..S
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
Tourist Coafs

SIX O. satin faced ~ mercerizsd rub
bsr, wSich looks smart and wears we'll:
also M0hsir. Linen and Linen finish
black Co-1rs-changeab and fancy
STYLES
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and az
changed GDO. q EDDY. 33S AAaison *
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
WOner's Dress Skirts

Lace. Wolfe. Chiffon. Pananas. wor,,sds
Siciliennes and Mohairs-ths v.ry lated
~sYf nd "a
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
PED N" LINE
OLD Dp@.IN ON Lime.

For jamestown Exposition. Old Point
Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth, P!nner's
Point and Newport News Va. connecting
FOR Petersburg Richmond Virginia Heach
Washington. d G.. and entire South and
West
Freight Dud passenger steamers sAn from
pier &c. y r. foot OF Beach St. every
week Gay az I = NJ
W l. WOODROW Trafnc Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-11
White Serge Goats

The favOrtte fad-natJy Prince
Chap-aN white OF with black
SIX collar and euns-silk lined. 7.eS
OhAned ---.--------------------- 5.98
Attractive values n
Long and short silk CoatS
also IN black BrosdcIoth
Tan, Covert and Ponges Z