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Big FLEET IN LARCHMONT RACE
NINETY-FIVE YACHTS START ~
A LIGHT WIND.
Schooner Elmina Beaten on Her First APP
pearance This season ny the queen and
nEOnar Nicola Defeats the I'm Ort
Victory for New boat nstaIena.

pearance This season by the queen and
IngOmar -NeOia Defeats the ErO rt
Victory for New boat 1staIena.
The weather was Just n little more favor
able for yacht racing at Larchmont yesterday.
bu while u was better than on Saturday IL
was an unsatisfactory day. The yachts
started In a light southeasterly wind and sal ed
around the regular triangles. going TO the
eastward first. The big schooners sailed Sl1I
miles. and IL took the Queen. the winner In the
class, 5 hours and rs minutes to sail the course.
Ninety-hve yachts started an they varied in
size from the 90 foot schooner to the dorfes
owned by the Fry brothers. that never m 80
q race.
In the schooner class the Emma made her
first appearance this season and abe sailed
against the Queen and the lngomar. The
first leg Of the course made Z a close reach. and
the Ingomar had the better position at the
me with the Elmina to leeward Of her and the
Queen handicapped l minute ~ seconds. The
Ingomar drew out and at the first mark the
times we're Ingomsr. i246:20; Queen i7te 20;
Emma IL 47I5.
From there IL was windward work across
the Sound. but the wind shifted to southwest
and the Queen, which had taken a good lead,
was becslmed Oh Matinnicock Point, and the
Elmina. getting a breeze first, worked well
into the lead and finished the first round at
oAtt INV ~ut'h ~ tbh'e "t ~ 'hse
Ingomar at 2 ssh. On the second round the
wind was again very huky. going to the
southeast and then southwest. The Queen
gradually overhauled the Elmina and coming
across the Sound with her balloon drawing
we'll finished a winner In her class and the
lngomar was second.
In the 90 foot class the Nicola defeated the
Effort by 3 minutes 27 seconds. The Istalena
was the winner in the 81. foot class. The
three new yachts sailed very close togeth er
all around the course in spite OF the fiukiness
of the wind and Istalena beat the Winsome
. minutes IS seconds and the Aurora Q minutes
10 seconds.
The Gardenia and Eleanora met in the "a
foot class and the Gardenia was the winner.
At the end of the hrst round the Gardenla
led by I minute 20 seconds and she won the
race with 3 minutes 2s seconds to spare.
Howard Willetts's Mink was the winner in
the New York 30 footers race. in which there
were six starters. She finished I minute 50
seconds ahead OF the Alera. the second boat.
Five started in the raceabout GLASS. and for
a time the Pretty Quick was the leading boat.
On the second round the Rascal III. took first
ing the Nora II owned by {. 9. Iselin. by a
81 foot class from the Regina and the Mana. a
Gravesend Bay boat. The Larchmont II
spd the va9uero was the winner. will the
In the fret handicap class the Marguerite
finished first. The Busy Bee led the other
Ogeemah. Arizona, Mischief. Viva. Lady O..
Milo, Nancy. Skeeter. .Tautog. lnez and To-
To-Ssn. The summaries.
scHooSERs. CLASS .: 40 70 90 y~EEr-coURsk, slH
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vanderbilt Horses shipped to Long Branch

NEWPORT, n. J.. July ~ Alfred G.. Van-
derbilt this afternoon shipped his horses
and carriages that will be exhibited a. the
Long Branch horse show this week. In all
twenty-five horses were sent from the Oak
land farm stables: these include the horses
that we're the prize winners at then iternationsl
horse show Al London last month.
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Swimming Swim Scientifically Taught
pAw>BROkEus SALES


49," tfNt SkL Auct. 10 Bowery, soils 10 4. N .
Jniy - Lew 4 Cook, 6lS Hudsop 81: diamonds 5.
wad'nes JeN.Irl. all goods pledged prior July l.
1909, To No. 1000 all older dates, -
Jn,y ~ Zine consignment Jew elry.
Juis ~ sonsol'dated Loan Co, lis PARK row
lormer'E Wv PARK row; u. Levy & Co. props; dis
menus MnicheS, Icwslry, all goods pledged prior
'n,. Isph 10 No. 5S,S,. all older dates.
July ~ Levy 4 Cook. 6I5 Hudson ~, cto,h,n~
pledged prior July ~. 1874. " '"'"'"N
July N Morris Levy. Is Carmine IT.; diamond
watches. Jrwclry. clothing pledged nror Init M
is6, al Older dates. ~ P"' '"S ~
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ILLS

Shongood's Som. Auctrs., NJ iowsry: "'
July - Jewciry, watches. diamond, Ar nI.or.,
w. July ~ 1907; D. Silberstoin'S Sons. 10 sih AZ
S'lherSte'n. Bros, .lS7 sh av. w.
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GRADUATE 1907 man: hustler 10Y
permanent position with large mercantile hoiR. 1,
y. y; city; salary seei. Call. write. HAPGOepS.
307 Broadway. Y. Y.
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WINDOW Dresser and card writer. capsble NJ
assisting with advertising, willing TO go To progr,s.
sve Southern city. Apply =. G.. KREYGFR, ~
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SHIPP!NG T. Furniture house: familiar
with retail installments. experienced furniture Inc
salary 81 200. Call. write. HAPGOODS, SOT Bro,d
way. ". V.
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SALESMAN. LAUNDRY MACHINES F:rcrI
cncod, 10 cover Southern territory: salary SeN
$500. Call. write. HAPGooDs. 5o7 BroacWay.
~. Y.
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AGENTS

WONDER STRAW Hat CLEANER Ageus
can reap a harvest selling our straw hat Gle snO
people won't buy a new straw hat. " YOU sn~r
tnem something to clean the old one with, bc tr
nrst one In the held: sure seller: ample and terms
loc NORRIS SUPPLY Co. II. Is. Baysrd. bel
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BOOK SALESMAN--Good all round inside man
some outside work: hustler; salary 81. 600 ~ ~
Call, write. HAPGOODS. a07 Broadway, Y
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LOST or stolen. between room 1908. - Wil!U-
81, and Wall 81. subway. Monday afternoon. patk
age. OF uncut unsigned national bank bills, FITS
National Bank Of Gutenberg: siW reward for r.
coNery. OSCAR NJ. NILSSON. Vice President.
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MANAGER OF S N ioC. STORE High trade
man experienced in this particular line to 1oc,ie IN
southern city; salary depends on man. Call. WIT.
HAPGOODS. 500 BrOadwaN. y. v.
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FANCY FEATHERS-Good hands pan,ee
prices: steady work. FUCKER q JOSEPH
Broadway.
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NJ n recent meeting in ~. Louis ~ the
Missouri Board Of agriculture Curtis Hin
was appointed state Highway Engineer and
instructed To begin Immediately the survey
of a s6oo, 900 macadamized public road be.
tween - Louis and Kansas City. The board
HuthoIiYe d tho announcement thnt construC.
ton worn on the highway will begin early
ueNt spring and that the road viii be com
pletsd within two yenTE. The last IegisIa-
ture appropriated $500, 100 to build the road
in addition 10 hllotting si.il3 To each Of the
~ counties for road Improvement The
meeting OF the State board which selected
Mr. Hll rs highwsy engineer Was presided
over bv Gov Joseph " FOLK, whose active
interest in tho good roads movement has re-.
suited IN the appTopr ist ion Of 81 .Ono. 0Tp for
highway improvements In tho. state. A.
soon H. the TOAD between Kansas city and
81 Louis II completed another extending
froiu mouth 10 south through tho state viii he
undertaken Tho nrst IA vorsi route @ng.
seSted for thrsast ana west road il from -
Louis ~ -, Charles, thence to Narri g'on,
la nvil". Fulton, Columbia. crossing the
river ~ bonneville. and thence. 10 Kansas
tty b. Nay Of Independence. the road will
be sixty feet vide.
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ADVERTISING ARTIST-First class man. p
marily a figure artist: capable of handling arid
partment; salary 81 500 5000 Call. write. "a
GOODS, S7 Broadway, N. Y.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-13
motions that You need at very special prices

4c-Croweys best godyed needles all
3kc-The best sc hook made. warranted
-4c-Knickerbocker, plus ultra, best quality pins.
icPn book improved needle pointed quality
ish, assorted with black.
sc-Peter Pan Purses the best 25c kind black
39c-Peter Pan Purses large soc kind black and brown
0cThe Gotham focking rubber felt
porter, the 25c
-19c-Oddment and endments in Csc. soc and 81 belts
-19c-One lot
Sc-Beautiful lot OF dainty and collars
-4c-1 doz pearl buttons,
-75-Oddments and endments
-2ic-Taped girdles the soc quality. ~5
-2fc-Beauiful lot ribbons
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1.-THE greatest sale of Goats ever before attempted


Paducah. Here the best models and styles at prices
way you expected pay for winter coat
rs all tailored trimmed with silk braid new
so; choice at 1910
setrimmd tailored 81 in long
SIC; the manufacturer loses and
kersey coats trimmed
SIC
share Our luck and get for $500
trimmed SILK ful BRAID
handsome for street and even
sell for $685. but you'll find
things popular and the prices are
below elsewherefr6m $40 10 $50
mixtures nicely trimmed well made
in sizes earh regular retail price $780, We can sell them
garment that
well beautifully lined trimmed made to sell for $780, by
buying Guthrie for Sf"s
elegantly trimmed with SILK anu
look desy;
during bargain feast $3.50
plush beautiful garment very
dressy let them such low
crushed red blue brown grey and white
quality popular of the season for chdren the
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liable linens bought from manufacturer {

-S5c Red Table zoe
30c Red
300 Full Beached Table 24c
4Oc beautiful quality border before offered
Coo Mercerized
-Sl25 FulBeached Table $100
s16O Fu[Beached
$500 FuBleached Table Linen, ~ inches wd $500
$225 Extra Heavy Full ~ inches Sf59
every Napkin in the house will during this sale
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prices offer you still lower prices Fifteenth
Feast. Here bargains yol forget long


the
the
:
10-4 Ioisebe
of o
n
07sc 121
our o
will
this 70 d35
where
in S il this
o 70 nd
silk mh the popular fabric
t tuny this
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for fifteen years

E. Guthrie & Co.. under the personal management
of Guthrie, have served the best interests of the
this store has been due to untiring efforts benefit
the people and give them better values than offered
elsewhere This has been the key note of won
derful success, We in a position to do even
better than before for the people This Fifteenth
Anniversary Sale we inaugurate for your benefit we've
gathered bargains that will make you always
Der this great sale Our fifteen years of experience
tell us that the values offer in this sale have never
before been equaled and, il all probability will
again. These items tell the story eloquently of the
matchess economies that await all who attend this SALE
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-13

the fur department viii be the
center of the storm during this great
sale. You'll find a great assemblage
asd at prices so very low that you
will be amazed. We are fur
SPECIALISTS. We sell more furs than
are sold anywhere else in Paducah;
the reason is that we sell them cheap
err. During this sale you have the
one chance of a life time.
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its your esteemed patronage
that has built up in Is years Padu-
cabs greatest Dry Goods and Ladies'
Furnishing Store. We are the fast
est growing store in Kentucky and
there is a reason. The people know
hat they get the best for less at e.
Guthrie & Co.
We wish you to take advantage of
this sale as we give it for your bene-
fit. It's to make our 18th anniver-
sary to be always remembered.
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the WHOLE IdIIlly Silouu Ouy OhuSi"~"i III ''ii
It's the Guthrie stores Fifteenth anniversary aha
we want to celebrate by giving you you will forget
nothing than these Underwear offerings
nedunon ss
suits special Offering 4o
necedn an
pants
prce
all
union
and chdrens
csc Offer in
merits this
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quality cotton blankets regular rs
during per pair
quality for Nc
81
Blankets white red, special
the kind sold 5000 here ne
pair $40
all Blankets. the $3.50 quality pair $e4
the quality OF all wool Blankets price s75
COMFORTS
quality Comforts
quality quality o.
$1bO; choice 2
Comforts beautiful patterns made $3.50 vau
for .........
qualify Comforts, regular $500
Comforts equal to $40
$3.50; special sale price ........ az q
early get pick of these bargains
a Don't delay, for buying is to De lively
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your personal and carbse's
checks 7OiH be accebfedat ml
Calxe d0mg This sale.
no gods CHARGE.
-bhOne orae,J qoiN yeceiqe
prompt affeHfi01.
ar mail oraSr department is
a Pr0mnenf feature, HE in
charge Of a competent person
Goho 7ViH ill yonr orders qCiM as
much care as II yon yOwJeb
7Oere here. Let rs Shob ror
yoa lfrvHgh the mail.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14
Circular Letter from Surveyor General
DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR
q. $. Surveyor Generals ONCE.
For the District of New MEXICO.

Vs.. oNNrN"r GeneraIs Office.
For the District of New Mexico.
Santa Fe,. N. NJ. Auquet 1906
The following Is an estimate of m,
amounts which will hereafter he reouir
ed to be deposited to the credit of tine
'rreasuruer OF the United fates to COW
or tha cost Of Office work in this Office
for the survey of mtning'claims.
One mining claim, one location. lode
or placer $4,000
Lode and millsita embraced in one
survey s5O.oO
Millsita in connection with grour Of
claims $4,000
Millsite. saperate $4,000
Two "on'iQuous lode clrims, or less than
III contiguous lode claims, aach
loootion. s25. 90.
Eleven or more contiguous claims in
cluded in one survey, each location.
$40 co.
'hfidavits of $500 expenditure OF i'm
rrovements, after approval Of sur
vev $500.
Each lode risim within and included
in survey OF placer claim. $4,000.
Amended surveys same as single CLANS
ani Urours. as quoted above.
If an amended order shall he issued by
filing an amended location notice,
or other cause, additional deposit
Of $500 will be required.
The amounts quoted above are esti-
mstes. and if upon completion Of the
work the actual costs are found to ex-
ceed the deposit made, additional oe-
posit To cover snch exccess will be reuuir
ed before the survey win be approved.
Make deposit in'NAME OF FCuAIM-
ANT in L. S. Depository TO the cred
il of the Treasurer of the United States
The depository will issue duplicate aud
triplicste certificates ofdeposit, the bu-
plrata RI which must be transmitted
to this office
United State repositories IN New
Mexico are as follows. First National
Bank Of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mex
leo. First National Bank of Albu-
querque, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
First National Bank Of Clayton, Clay
ton, New Mexico.
MO. LLEWELLYN,
u. s. Surveyor General for
New Mexico.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14
THE OLD SOLDIERS
REMEMBERED.

The service pension bill is
now a law having been signed
by the president on Feb. =, 1907.
The law makes provisions so that
all soldiers who served in tie
Mexican or Civil war two and
three month respectively and
have ar'honorable discharge and
over 81 years old will receive S12
per month, those over 70, will re-
ceive SIS, and those over Is, will
received $50 per month.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

The Introduction of the law tax.
ing the appointinent,o county of,
deers away from the governor, aud
the Introduction and passage in the
House Of law,to have district at,
torneys elected instead of appointed
5y the governor, are both good laws,
bot Just why the learned Legislators
should have discovered that fact
just now, and why the senator who
introduced the law to put the ap,
pointment Of county officers in The
hands of a governor should have
discovered the error of his way at
this late hour and introduced the
bill to take tie appointive power
away from the governor, are guess.
es that we cannot solve. Tres
Piedras Mining Reporter.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

Silver City, N. NJ, Feb. The
Consolidated Lumber company
purchased 5000, 900 feet Of TINA
ber of the G1la forest reserve
aud is now engaged in erecting a
modern sawmilll
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

If the Legislature pass the Dis
tr.ct Attorneys bill it should be
changed SO as to give each county
the right to have a local attorney
to look after county affairs.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

The railroads are bidding against
one a. other for the carrying of the
trans-continental mail. The Burl-
ington's bid is z per cent lower
than the present contract price, a
saving for the government in that
one contract of SG5, 900 per annum.
If a few more of the railroad COM
Pany that carry the mail throug
out the country would go aud do
likewise, the postofice deficiency
would soon be hing Of the. past.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14
THO M0aGNO VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE.

BoN57s. ELIzABETHroTN, NM.
Charges For Assavine:--
cllas Gold so.75i Silver, s0.75; Gold and
Saver slOO. Q pper SlOui Lead, slOO,
link, 81 81; Iron, sl5O
Prices for Other determination
on application.
All results GUARANTEED aad
Subject to control.
PH. VAN zuyLEN & Co,
AssAyERs.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

Tie Eouee and Council passed
the resolution appropriating pay
for the FIRST IS day Of the session.
over the governors veto.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

The San 'Frauc,sco school board
has gone toTWashington by Invi4
tation to-consult with the Presi.
dent on the Japanese school ques.
tion which has been hothertug
q
that city for some time.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

Seuator-elect Charles Curtis Of
Kansas, isra >half-breed Indian.
His mother was a full blooded
Kaw Indian
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14
NTOIcE-

The postothce will hereafter be
open Tor the distribution of mail
from c:OO a. M to 500 p. m daily,
except sunday, and from 1000 4 m
to HOO a. m, on that day
r w PE.TN, y NJ
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

The boilermakers of the Chicas
go'& Alton rairoad has gone on
a strike.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

El Pasb's business men has al
ready raised 100000 for fair IN
that. city, this coming fall.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14
GIealed Frsn Our Exchanges.

Lake Arthur is TO have a bank
with capital or 100000.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

A memorial 10 the Gargrse
the United States, j beet q,
troduced into the House op
ing federal controle of th1 .an,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

The weather4man is givlrg Q us
some beautiful weather these days.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-14

A few Of. she itnpor tar
introduced IN the ieqislat
an act rel 'tive TO the fees
trict'a'tobreys, an act rola
the'dehvery.of telegams an
relative to the Increased a
appropriation for aglicrltarl
tions and regulating tha eN3ar .
ture thereof, an act rel
the issuance of variants 700
formation and belief, an It
paired by TRAVELLING Auditor
Stafford, providing for the assess,
ment, levymg and collec
taxes and to revise and b.
nize existing statutes pe,ta
to revenue, an act to creae
held Gu 'ty from a portion G. a.
comfy of San Miguel with 2
Las Vegas.as the county seat, l.
act for alien on preceding anirs
and for otherpurposes.
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