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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-12
HARNEY COUNTY RESOURCES
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Mare or gelding. year. W. N.
Stewart first and second.
DRAFT HORSES REGISTERED.
Percheron stallion 8 years and
over. Peter Clemens. first, NJ l..
Lewis and Co. second.
Clyde stallion. 3 years and over.
Bert Simmons. first.
DRAFT NOT REGISTERED.
Stallion 8 years old and over
W. NJ. Stewart first. S. Whiting
second.
Stallion and three of his get.
W. NJ. Stewart first.
Horse colt. Frank Baker first
Draft horses or mares. James
hampshire first.
ROADSTERS.
Team 5. Whiting first W. NJ.
Stewart second.
Single driver. W. NJ. Steward.
first
Mare . years old or over. ".
30. Steward first
Yeariinr mare. ". NJ. Stewart
first.
Mare in COLT W. NJ. Stewart
Tins.
Stallion > year A. c. Finn.
frs.
Mare . years old j. J. Tupker
first. Il. Dixon. second.
JACKS AND MULES.
Jack one year old. Bert Sim
mon irst
Mare and mule colt. Fred
Racine. frs, Lutte Mace second.
CArTLE.GRADEs.
Cow . years old and over.
Simon Lewis first
Cow and calf. F. S. Miller
first
2-year old heifer. Arthur
Arnold. first.
Calf under 9 months. Simon
Lewis.
VIM Byram Of Grant county
had three Red Polled bulls on exc
hin...r .ha, were some of the
be animals ever seen in this
section In fact they were cX-
card0ually fine animals and
could compete with any stock ir
.r. United States. Mr.. Byram
80. u0. have the stock entered
.0 premiums as they were mo-.
haT.r county stock. but he gave
.oga' ,0eSmen an example OF en-
tegulse that should b. Needed.
God stock Is in demand and Slr.
BvUm viii realize much benefit
from .h.s exhibition.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-12

Mrs. H. Dixon took first pre-
mium ot fresh packed butter.
POT PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Largest display of pot plants.
Mrs. Cole first. Mrs Huston Sec
ond.
Mrs. Byrd first on roses and
swee. peas.
Mrs. VIM. Miller frt on fancy
basket of flowers. astors. PETE
un.as pop. rarsies. cCsmus.
Mrs GauIt second Oh fancy
basSe, of flowers. second on
swee, peas. first 0u uasur.iums.
frs. on iarEs. variety of sweet
pea.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-12

with Monarch second. Time 3D.
Half mile dash for maldens.
Entries. Vanity Fair. II. B.. Nab
lie Reed. Mable first II. B. sec
ond. Time 5l2.
Three-eighth mile dash free for
all. Entries. Paddy. Reta SinfaN,
Bill Shelby. Paddy first Bill
Shelby second. Time 50.
SECOND DAY.
One mile heats . in s trot or
pace for Harvey county 3-year-
olds. Entries. Prince Of Harvey.
key Ikestein. Jimmy Ike took
first heat. Jimmy taking the next
two heats. Prince of Harvey
was drawn after the first heat as
he insisted on running into the
fence and otherwise cut up cap
ers not in keeping with a good
track horse. He isR very speedy
horse but rather head strong
Time 3:O2i: 2:59i. 3.04
Half mile heats for saddle
horses. Entries, Old Grey. Snip.
Redbird. Diamond Dick. Echo
Slim. Echo first. Old Grey see
ond. Time 50
Half mile dash free for ali
Entries. Paddy. Reta SinfaT.
Hong Kong. Hong Kong first
Paddy second. Time 53.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-12
FLEECE of wool, james Paul
THE RACES.


Half mile dash, saddle horses.
Entries, Redbird, Pinto. Dandy,
Button, Monarch. Pinto won
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-12
GARDEN PRODUCE,

Best and greatest variety of
onions, Ed N. Stallard first, r.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
SCHEDULES IN HAZARD FAILURE.

Schedules of the wholesale grocery firm OF L. C.
Hazard & Co, which went into involuntary bank
Tuptcy recently. were made public yesterday. show
ing liabilities OF s29S s5I and assets of s465 Theo-
dore Sterne Elmer c. Hazard. Franck Greene and
George NJ. Archer. individual mmebers OF the firm,
filed statements showing they liable on a
s15.GOO note given to the Irving National Bank The
principal creditors the Second National Bank
OF Red Bank. n. l., $3.50; the Irving National
Bank. $1,000; ]. a. Benedict & Co. $45Oo0 and J. J.
Murphy, 5000 The outstanding notes OF the firm
amount TO $4S,057. Other creditors are Hattie T..
Archer, n. Z. Cotton. J. Dalmater. T. B. Pitman
and w. b. Putney, 1r. The assets OF the firm con-
sst of stock in trade. s46O76 fixtures $780, horses
and wagons. 1.10O; outstanding accounts. sos 154
and cash turned over to receiver 1884.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
NEW ORLEANS PLAN REJECTED.
Cotton Exporters Want to Get Cash Against
Deposits Made Abroad

New Orleans Oct 31.-A local exporter inquired
to-day whether he could obtain currency from tho
New Orleans Sub-Treasury by having a European
buyer deposit cash with United States fiscal agent
abroad this cash to be drawn against New Orleans
The amount to be transferred in this manner was
$4,000 Tho United States Treasury Department
answered that the transfer could not be made Be
lleving there IA misunderstanding, New Orleans
exporters sent detailed explanation Of the trans-
fer proposition TO Secretary Cortelyou tonight
One of the reasons for requesting such transfer
Of cash indicated in today's cotton sales About
$50 bales sold here the spot but only n
small business done with rural districts where
the bulk OF tho cotton lies The smallness OF this
rural business attributed TO the planters de-
eire for cash for their cotton
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

L aSL Express service.
PLYMOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-BREMEN
Kronprinz. Nov. j. = PM Kronprnz. Dec. 2
Ceciliet etnewDNOv. L., 1OAM CsciIie(nv)Dec- 10
Kaiser. Nov 10. 10 AN Krouprinz. Jan.
K.Wm. II.Nov. %. 10 AM iCecilIeC eCnew)Fcb. :
Twins Screw Passenger Service.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
'P Irene. Nov. :, 10 AN fKurfuerst., Dec o
'GueIseaau- Nov. ii, 1OAM 'Rhcin..- Dec. -
-Main Nov. 81. 10 AM 'Gnsisenau- Dec ~
fBarb 'r'sa- Nov.2S, 10 An 'Main. Dec. ~
Bremen direct fCherbourg and Bremen
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB -NAPLES-GENOA. at IL AN
Connecting at Gibraltar for Alg1ers
Friedrich..... Nov. . Friedrich. zee. Dec Z
n Luise. ..... Nov. 16IK Luise. ---- jan \
r., a bert Nov. 30. /. Irene. jan /
-S.eSkar. Dec ! TKaiser. jan II
sOmtts Genoa ITO Alexandria (Egypp
80 yta Ienoa and Naples.
N'0Iii Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoooken-
AnOOND THE WORLD TOURS
East and West
~, ~, LLOYD EMPRESS LINE
MA E-lLlAES-NAPLES- I.EX AEDRIA.
Gernan--Mediterranea ey6nt Line.
MarselIIes-Genoa via Naples to the Isevant.
NJ AL ROCMA\IAN MAI. STE NERS.
Cohstan za--COnstant Observation-Disclosures
~, Alexandria
Nor'h German Lloyd Travellers Checks
Good All over the World
OELitICHS n CO, No. : Broadway ". Y
LOUIS II. Meyer. 1O1G Walnut St. Phila
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
RAILROADS.

NEW dEE@EH GE8TBAL.
TWO tvS VPf iSl% HS4R GV ~ Ii 5tlla AS7R 81 I'-ii
FOR PHILAuELPTIIA.-I.v ". 23D
ST-:-6.5o. $50. So $50, 500. ~, II -.
ll.5O a. IN. l.. 80 10 1.Jo 80. 3 80, = -.
days. 100. $50 95p. 1880. 100 a. m,
ESQ. 1.5O. 200, 3.Jo 4.50, $50. $50. $50.
~. f.iBFEIY Sri 30. $50 100 500.
s 30 pO1. IV.OO 100. 113O. 1900 a. m.
100 12O 200 300. 400. 43O. 800. 600.
200 500. 200 p. IA. u Is midnight sun
I2oO noon. TO. o. 400. 400. 900. 600.
100 500, ou, 30 p. m, 12-l5 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
30 $50. $50. $50 p m. daily.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.;-l3U. 500. 1000
a m, 200 Eool. 2-oo. 400 coo. 200
, FOR FOR lNirLANrIC C1TY.-Lv. W. ESD
T:-95O u m. d25O Sats. only. SO
p. m. sundays. ESQ a. m. > 20 ?. N
Lv. LIBERTY ST-;-lO.OO a M q. 90
sats. o1Is). $40 p. m sundays. 1000
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAIlEHURsT.
only. 1.2O. 10 $50. 45O q. 20 Sats. only)
.. N. Sundays. SO $50 A. n, 20 D. m.
Nv. LIBERTY ST;-4-CO. 1000 q m
Il. 90 Sats- oulyl. 30, $40. 10, SEQ t6-30
Sats. only y. IL. sundays, $50. 1000 a. m.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GRONE.-Lv. W 25D ST. -
; 20. II 20 a m. T.. so 4.3O. 3 -. 6.20. S. 20.
1I.5O p. III. Sundays. $50 a. H., $50. $50
p. m.
Lv. LIBERTY sT.:-4OO. $50. lI30
a. m lilo. ! -. $50, $50. S.45 y. m. 1901
midnight Sundays. 400. 500 a. m. 4-OO.
$50 y.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty st. West I'D st. Tel. 3l44
Chelsea. AstOr House. 2iJ, 434. 1900 1854
Broadway. is Fifth Av.. 2Sl Fifth Av. -
Caion square West. 2ISs Third Av.. lO5
West l25th ST, 245 Columbus Av., New
York: Court St, 343. 3i4 Fulton St 479
Nostraud Av., Brooklyn. 800 Broadway
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
FOR and checks baggage 10 destination.
W. G. BI,SLER, q ". c. HOPE.
Vlce-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
10-2S-07
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

Brandon. VT. Oct s1-Fred o. Smith. who died at
Jackson Mich. to-day, left here Tuesday after
visiting his father Otis r. Smith. since last August
He returning to San Francisco where he had
been cashier of the Union Trust Company. He had
resided there twenty-one years, and came East
hoping his health would improve He leaves a
wife and two children.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

the Tribune received at their Uptown
Orice No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th sts.. until o'clock D. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
hranch offlces at regular office rates until
3 n clock o. m, viz: 617 9th ave-, 26s Sth
ave &. e cor. 23d ST.: l53 9th ave. cor.
I2th 81 92 Eass Sezh St.. 25z West AID St.
between Tth and Sth aves.. Sj3 Wet 10Th
81 1898 80 ave, between 10Th and SIth
sts . 1923 Sd ave. near 61st ST.; i7Oa LIST
ave. near seth St: l57 East l20th St; zoo
fremont ave-: $50 Sd ave, and all Amert-
can District Telegraph offices throughout
ave $50 Sd ave. and any American District
Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
rRronah @ r1ailr rraina 10 ,h. We,t.
n Y N II. & HARTFORD r. r

N. Y, N. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
s2d ST and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston Via New London & Prov.--tts:oo
y 1000. s1o;oso. .xIlloi;90@ A. s.,.!H M,
.fll5:O2. sFl2:0O. p NJ, via wiilimantic-
tSs:o3 A. NJ. t2:01 p; n. via SPtd--
+9:I5 a. NJ, .li2:6O. 400. I'll 100 z. u.
Lakevilie & Norf-tga.OO A. NJ: 1925 P, n.
Portland & Bar Harbor via Worc.-tio P. NJ.
Gt. harrington. StockbIidge, Lsnox: Pitts
Ticket offices at cCiraDd Central St'n and
ci25th ST. also at c245. 100. cl354 B'way.
COS Union So, else Fifth Ave. c245 Column
bus Ave c649 Madison Ave, c1OO W. i2oth
St c79s Third Ave. In Brooklyn, es
Court St, 479 Nostrand Ave. 500 Bway.
sDaily. 1ERcept sundays. fStops at l2oth
e.. xStops at l25th st. Sundays only.
+parior Car Limited. tSunday pariOr car
train nHas dining car. cParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
BANK CASHIER DIES ON TRAIN.
Fred O. Smith, Returning to California from
Vermont, Expires Suddenly

Jackson. Mich. Oct 31-Fred o. Smith. OF Bran
don. VT. emaciated by tuberculosis died while
being taken from a Michigan Central passenger
train at the Union Station to-day. He was on his
way TO California
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
pERNAmsUco sTeVEOoRss STRIKE.

Pernambuco Oct. 31.-Eight hundred men belong
ing 10 the Stevedores' Union went strike here
to-day for shorter hours and increased pay Non
union men are engaged IN loading and unloading
the ships, in which work there is considerable
delay The authorities have taken steps to main
tain order,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
DED "D' LINE

For Ia Guayra, Puerto CabeiIo.
Curacao and M1ra,aiUo, via Curacao. call
ing also a; san Juan. Z. r.:
SIS Caracas. ..... saturday. Nov. Q, noon
SIS Philadelphia. Saturday. Nov. p. noon
For I.R GuAyra Curacao, MaraCalbo:
Ss NarugalUo. ...- Saturday. Nov. =. ncoa
-. Zulia. .......-.. Saturday. Nov. rs. noon
These steamers Rave superior accommo-
datluul f1r passengers
BDILTD%. BLISS & DALLEFT.
General Managers. s. Wall -.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
RALTIwoRE & CvTO 3. R.

EAL lb-N-LE &T C--4U " K
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour en- the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York City. Esd ST. Lily ST.
sWASHINGTON, SFpers. 1l.6O pm 1.3O a1s
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 am 500 am
sWASHINGTCN. Diner. e.50 am 1000 aIn
WASHINGTON. Diner. il.bO am 10 IN
WASHINGTON. Bunee 1.6O pm zoo pm
s''ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm -.OO pm
sWASHINGTON. Diner, $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Bu1Ist ESQ pm 100 pm
sDally.
Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
Leave New York City. 23d St Llo,y St
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. 7.50 am SEQ am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. l1.5O am 1900 nm
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL D. $50 pm 4-OO pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED 650 pm Too pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 1l-6Q pm l-3O am
GIN, ST. LOUIS. .LOUlSV., 900 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV., $50 pm 900 pm
ALI. TRAINS ENTER NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON. ID. &.
Cfices: 245. 434 1900 Broadway. q Aktof
House, lOS Greenwich St, 25 Union Square
W 39I Grand ST. ~. Y; a43 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23d st. and Liberty St
After =. IN sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
r. & o. r. r.. 23d St Terminal 'Phons
No, Chelsea 3144
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

Net Waists--Whtte and Er-u-
effectively trim'd with CIuny lace
silk null iinlng-reg. s.. GS- ...-.--f .9S
Nuns Yelling Waists-VVhite and
B!ack-Emb'd and Lace Trim'd
N0kes. also Fancy Flaits and
Stripes-prettily tailO-cd-Eu-
Linen Collars and silk Bow :. %
Tailored Suits OF C-aoviot and Striped
Rroadcioths-ftted and sami-dtted
Goats. medium. three-qUarter and
nip length-speCiaI ----.----.-.-f 3 .9S
Broadcloth and Cheviot Tailored
Suits-Blaek and fashionable shades
three-qu7rr@- length
worth S2J9S -...-....-......-.-f9 QS
Dress Skirts OF Black Panama. Serge
and Broadcloth-Tleated with folds.
etc--all slzes-value $6.aS--.--.---4 .9S
Dress skirts OF BroadcIoth. Serge.
Caeviot, Panama and Wolfe. also gray
mixtures-latest pleated models-aH
lengths and bands 8. SS
Womeu's Loose Coats lergth-
Black Kersey and Plaid Worsre,is-
velvet notch collar or coIIarless. i. .9S
Fun length FIannelette Kimonos-
Persian and floral effect5-shirrei
back with beIt-valUe S1-4g. ---.... .9S
Uomen's FIanneIette Wrappe-s-neat
Uattarus-plsated back-braid trIu-d-
deep founce-sizes 80 70 j4.------- I 40
Fur Sets-NaturaI Squirrel, Sable and
Isabella RacCoOn-Ptlow Nuffs an1
Throw scarfs with broad ends.- / D. .9S
Fur Sets Of sable Squirrel and Black
and Silver Fox-larEe Pillow NUTS
and extra ions Throw scarfs. --- I .. 50
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Friday Contributions in
Womer'S EuSlin Underwear
Knit ElCUSeS
Children'S NightWesr

Women's Nainsook, Cambria and
Muslin Might Dresses-twcuty
STYLES. yariously trim with emb'y.
lace, &c.-rec. 81. % -.--...-.- -..--- .SS
Cambric Skirts-several pretty styles.
elaborately trim with lace or deep
rufIles OF open emb'y-vaIue S36a- SS
Nainsook and Cambria Corset Covers
deep Jrim'd yoSes OF lace or
emily. ribbon run-yalue -65------ 4S
Skirt length Chemises-Camhric
and Nainsook-full trim OF lace or
emb'y-value Sl.9 .------.------- .9S
Women's All Wool Knit Blouse
fey raised stitch-Gouele ure1st-
pearl buttons-value S3-69- -.----2 9S
All Wool Knit Pony Goats
fcy zigzaG stitch-N neck o.
shawl cOIlaT-value 500 .--- ----- s. as
Children's Flannelette Night Dresses
excellent grade-neat stripes
all sizes-value 80 and 60. -.-..--- 40
ChiIdren's Knit Night Drawe-s-eNtra
quality 10 10 years-value -9s- SO
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

Friday Contributors n
washable Waists Hosiery
PetticoatS Underwear, Etc
Worlen's Washable Waists--Whits
hc'd Madras. also Black and-V-hits
PIaids-excelIent value at---------- .9S
Fancy Madras Waists-Tainty tinted
Plaids In tailored effects-embd
linen collars and self ties
wo<th SIZE ----.---.----.--.--1. 50
Black HeatherbIoom TaHsta Pettlcoats--
deep fancy fiOUnce-dust drop
worth S1.9S 90
Black Sateen Petticoats-plainlY
tailored or fancy styles
value Sl-IB ----.-.----.--- l -
wonen's Fleece Lined Underwear
Vests. long and short sleeves
extra quahty-res- .SJ-.-----.--... Pa
Mems Half Hose-rsle and silk
black. fancy, plaids-
values 20 20 .-.................-. 81
8 pair for a dollar.
women's Black Hosiery
plain and enb d-worth Is ---.-.- 8
Mems Neckwear-Folded silk squares
most fashionable styles and cOlorings-
light and dark-worth 10 ...----- SO
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Friday Contributions n

Dress CcCGS Dress SiLks
26-iuch Black Guaranteed TaHetas-
soft or rustic hnish-res- -PS--... Z9
Fancy Checked Tarsetas-aIlovsr
satin fEures-desirabls cOlOrs-
IS Ct. quality ...-------..--------- .A9
2T-inch silk POngess-SOft finish
Black. White. Cream White. also
light and dark COlorS-wOrth e.. .49
Inrorted AL Wool Plaiis-36-iuch-
leading COmbinat.ons-valus Be-. SO
45-lnch All Wool Storm Se-sss-
double warT-Black and CoIOrR-
vaIuo 50 --.----.--.--..-.....-.--- 90
s4-inch French PopIins-rOUnd,
heavy cord. warranted not to slip
worth 81 - .-.-----..----...-...- 98
Yard wide PIaids ard Fancy Sy1itinEs=
light, medium and d4-k-valuS IS. 9 4
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

E-4~GE -l-.- y J--s---4S "A
Boys Suits Knee Pants
BOYS EeeSe-S Bl0LSes, etc.
Double Breast suits fashionable
stripes. checks. plaiis-stra-iSht Or
kuickar tr,users-x5th and without
I-It-S to l. WIS.,
value $500 and So 6-0O--.-.----.---s3 {. .SS
Double Breast Sults-Mixtures and
Oyer7.aios. aIs1 Black and Navy
Cheviots = 10 10 yrs.-value SIS I 80
BOYS Refers and Russian Goats
Hsrriugboue Chevi0tS. Mixtures.
Stripes and Piaids-3 10 12 yrs
value $500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = SS
Bows Overcoats-BIack and Oxford
Frieze and fancy N1iNtures-cut full
best uutugs-S TO Is yrs
value $500 ------------.-.-.-5 S4S
Knee Pants and Bloomsrs-BrOwn.
Tan. GRAY and Olive MIxtures-
10 "A yvs--wsrs .+J-----------.-- %
Chiiren's Taus-CIoth and Se-Ee-
Navy Brown. CARDINAL and
Golf Red-vaIue rs. 5..---...-..--.--- 40
Bows Wool Sweaters-high or Y neck
plain coIors or with combination
Stripes 10 16 yrs.-value Sl2S-- .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Frise7 Contributions IN

Ec.sEy CC-IibE1tc1S Il
Linens TOWellingS
ToTe-S White Goods
All Linen Darlasits-e6 70 20 inch
cream and ful bieach-reg. SO. .... "a
FlIu Bleached II. s. Table Sets
pure llnsn-CIotE. SNIO-
d9z- NaplSius-Teg- S5.O0.......-.-.S. %
Bird s-eye Diaperiug-lS inches vide
PC OF 10 yds--rsg. .79--...--.-..-. 50
Extra heavy AL Linen Towellin-s, also
Check GIIss-l1'z inoh-speeis.I-- .1OE
Hemd Huck Towelg-J-ni0n linen
l9xss-white borders only-reg. rs 10
Frioged Iamask ToweIs-21x45-
white or Colored bCrier=reg- .2s- ia
Yard wide Cambrics-exceIIeut FOR
TUdervear-I5ss than agent price "a
Merce-ized Madras stings-varfery
OF best patterns-resuia-iy b 81
Fine Naiasook-2G inches vide
- Va pc--regulariy SLG9- ..-....1 81
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

= 70 yearS-re6- $i9S and SI-Ss--e5. IS
Gi-ls' Dresses Novelty
colors IN plaids and mixtures
also plain Cashneres-waisr and
belted styles-prettilv triU'c-4 o. -
yrs.-valGes $2-9S and SECS ----.- I .9S
Babies Short Coats-RlUU-e EiTardown--
circular cape, silk braid trim
sizes to 8 yrs.-reg. s. 40 -.--...---1 I 40
Babies SIR and Rearskin CAPS
French and ruCh- styles
fCy trinI-SeE- -.--.---..---... 80
Women's Tntriu'd Velvet Drrss Hats
BLACK. Navy. Garnet, Nvrr'e. Brown
three leading shaDes-Sprc.al- ..--. I p
Cutrimmed Felt Dress Tjats--vith and
without velvet binIing-w0rth -9S-- 80
Gl-ls' Readv-to-Wear Hats-Grsv.
Leather and Navy-vers S1.Io.--.. 40
WCNEN,S CDCTIL CCR%ETS-
deep hip, straight around ami French
shapes gray and va!te-aII sizes n
lot. though not in each style
regularly 3. o. and 81 -.---...-. 70
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Eisev Contributions n

EIiG2y Contributions n
lace Curtains 0ragerieS
PcrHeTes Sash L2csS, &C.
Fine Scotch Lace and Combination
N@c trrralus-Vhirs or cvO-tOnsd
effects-valUe SOS ..------------.f. I 9S
Special Offering Fine Irish Point
Lace ClTcaIns-Piain or Vius
Centres-elaborate borders. with
floss Wo7k-valUs $500 -----.......8 99
90 iuch Br5cade Tsuestrfes-t~o
toUs Cnlorin nss-FsversibIe-
value Sl-jO .-...---.-.-.-.--.--.--. 10
ODD lot Single Portleres-Armurs and
NIcrCe-!zed DaIuasks-CiObelin
Tapestry bOriers-s0r single doors
or couch covers-reg- S39s each.-.1 90
Special Purchase sash Laces-
5uutacGs and Irish POint-Thits.
cold and Arabian-singio and
double borders
Worth To-. 40 . Worth S1.Is .. 10
Oriental Tapestry T8his Covers
yCs- sQ--Jasssl fringe
value s. - ---------- .--------- -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

CENTRAL. HUDSON LINE.
POUGHKEEPSIE and KINGSTON, from
pter "a n r., week days Z. NJ. NEW
RI,RGU week days =. NJ: Sundays. D
NJ; West l29th St. $50 a. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
Erlay Contributions n
SczrES & Squares SIlverwGre
Stamped Linens Cutlery


ScarEs & Squares Sll7erwa-s
Stamped Linens Cutlery
All Linen H 5. Tray Covers
ISX25-pTetty floral designs IN
stampiug-vaIue 80 ..........-.-.. ia
All Linen II. : Bureau Scarfs-
= yds. Iong-variety OF stamped
designs-vaIus 80 -.--..---------.. .41
Applique Swiss scarfs and shams--
plain and rev csutre5-2ox54 and
S2x32-reg. SO and 60 ---------. .29
Handmade Renaissance Centre Pieces
SOx3O-aIlover and linen centres --- 4 .49
Scrim Pillow Ruffiing-5 inches wide
best colors-4's yds- IN piece-draw
string for draping-reg- 80 $4,000 20
ouad-u7ls Plated Fruit and Fera
Dishes Mirror Plateau. Bread Trays.
cake Baskets Claret Pitchers
Instead Of $40 and s.. 80. --------1 90
Dinner Knives and Forks-hsn2
forSed steey-oone ana cocoh0la
handIes-geg- i@ncts. each.-....-.-. 3
Friday Contributions n
veilings JeVelry
Leather Goods Stationery, etc
Fine Linen sJauouery-white. Blue.
t;rly-bux of "a Sd cts and -
euvelOpsz-vaiJIe - ....------.-.--. .
Golf Playing Cards-sssorted backs
high Eiaze-secouis OF = Ct grade Is
Leather Envelope EaEs-NIeire lsncd
.eiit aud gun metal trim
worth l-e0 -.-------- --------- .OS
Horuback AllisaJor Hand Rags
Leather lined -Httsd-value S5-9c 8. 90
side. Neck and Empire combs
she'll amber and pearl sray-
plliu or with heavy moUutiags
OF rninestones-valu -39- ---------- 1 3
Gold nued Brooches-CoiIs. Knots
Hearts. Horseshoes. &f-woEth as .49
Chiffon aud Chinon CIdlh Veilinss-
white and best ColOrs-res- b. 50
Swifts fsncy Toilet SOAPS
friendship liEe-5 cakes in box
reg - ---.-------- -------------t2 = a
Coks.s DandruN Curse CT size. -.- so
.EPHONE ORDERS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Sharp Practice

Andre Autard, who makes John D. Roekefeller's wigs, is plump and ele- gant Frenchman with thin black hair, a rich black moustache and black and sparkling eyes.
 Autard has shop in the best quar- ter of Paris. Here all the world goes to be shaved, ondulated and massaged. And here an American talked to the great hairdresser about the exorbitant duty that Mr. Rockefeller had to pay on his last wig.
 "lt was sharp practice, said An tard in the fluent English that he learned in London. "To compel Mir. Rockefeller to pay such duty was hardly honest. Sharp practice it was like the way l was treated in my apprenticeship. When l was learning barbering l applied for post in Lon don. The patron engaged me at a certain wage and at the end of our talk he said: of course it is under stood that you speak both French and English.
 !" Yes, sir I responded quickly, and Dutch also.
 "'We have no dealings with Dutch men here,' said he, therefore I will take one-third off that salary.'''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
The Taking Way

"our cook takes things right along and there seems to be no way of stop ping her.
 "Well, that s curious.'
 "True, though, The only choice we have is as to whether she will take umbrage or most everything else. '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
As Others See Us

Biggs-Blowitt seems to have a ma. nia for building air castles.
 Diggs-Huh! Wind castles would be a more appropriate term.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Marriage isn't always a failure; there is usually fighting chance.