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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
EXPOSITION ENTERS PROTEST..
Pronounccs Statements Sent Out to BE
.tFalec md NnIicIouo,n

board of directors of the Jamestown
Exposition has appointed committee
composed Of President Harry st. George
Tucker; chairman; II. j. Wool and Judge
Theodore S. Garnet, to protest to Bal.
timore and Washington papers aFainst
financial and other statements alleged
TO be false and maliclons" and n,r X
story to the Jamestow Exposition,
published by them from NORFOLK
Bearing on a statement to the effect
that arrangements were being made Mt
his own suggestion to celebrate near
the close OF the exposition day 20 be
known as the AIartin-Tucker Day, Dr.
rector General Martin said to-day that
this was so apparently false and mali
cious" that he did not feel like enter.
ing denial OF tho same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
aurtion 5alrs, Tbis Zap.
BY c. L. & II. L. Denoon,
Teal Estate Aucttoneers.
S21 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
NICE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE
OF NJ STREET, BETWEEN THIR-
TY-IIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS,

Tn execution of decree in the Law
and Equity Court, entered October "a,
1907 in the suit Of r. =. Jones. who
sues. etc. plaintiffs. VS.. Arthur Pol
lard's Administrator, etc. defendants.
The undersigned special commits
sioner, therein appointed, will sell by
public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1907,
at 1910 o'clock r. NJ. that lot OF land
on the north side of NJ Street. between
Thirty-tirst and Thirty second Streets,
commencing thirtS-three f33, feet east
Of Thirty-llrst Street. and fronting OF,
said M Street thirty-th.ee $3.50 feet,
more or less and running back between
parallel lines onebhundred (1O0l feet.
& TERMS: One-half cash: balance in
six and twelve months. the purchaser
giving his negotiable notes. with In
terest from date OF sale. 2nd title 70.
tnlnel until all purchase money! is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court.
or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
G. #. WHITTLE,
Special Commissioners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
COLTS: DEFEAT LEorARps.
Ninurrs Now In Second Place in Indoo,
ia Aeball League

One game wa, played in the Y. NJ. C. A.
Indoor Baseball League last night between
the Colts and T.eopards. This was q tie
game. AMI 1t was n hot contest. resulting In
n victory for the Colts. to :. Parke
Thornton. the captnin OF the vic,ors,
is developing int q box artist Of no mean
ability Last night lie caused seven men
to fan the air. white his opponent, NJ. +.
Lawrence. In the :,us for the Leoparis. Sc
cured but four s,rike outs 10 his credit,
The cubs meet the Tigers on Saturday
night. follow!nE the graded gymnasium
Standing OF the Teams.
Won. Lost rC.
Tigers Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Colts a. 80. .. .'......... 500
I.corards. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 400
Cubs Observation-Disclosures. 0 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
IsepOrt Of prcnI,lent,

In part, Mr., Norris said:
'"lo care for the aged ana lnnrm Ia a
cause 40 sacred and worthy that It deserves
an,. when that assistance ID to ba extended
to mon who have fought the battle OF life
with you. and when worn out with ths
struggle they ale compellel to fall out OF
Sthe reflection that we do not live fnr our
selves only but are tntarestedsas we'll IN each
Others welfare and share zach others bur-
den. z" w o have prospered far be-
syond our expectation stnytlng with abso-
Plutely npthlng nsnp years asos we have ac.
scutnnlated nearly no. 900. which lis inyssted
IN yllt,edEed securlties. We ere takinsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
61s East Broad Street. Phone 1905.
Mammoth Auction Sale d
Furniture, etc.

Dealers and consumers are most re.
spectfully invited to attend our auction
sale of Household Furniture. Carpets,
Lace Curtains. Rugs. Druggets. Mat
tings. Mattresses and a general lima
of other goods at our wareroom, SIS
East Broad Street.
THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING. NOVEN1-
Der STH.
at 1890 o'clock. House crowded. Goods
must be sold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
PENSION
FOR AGED POLICE:
Beginning on January 1st, the
Amount Will Be $50 Instead
of SIS Per Month.

Police Benevolent Association was held
yesterday afternoon at ) O'Clock In
the City Hall. Much routine business
was transacted, reports were read by
the treasurer and secretary and the
board OF directors for the ensuing year
was appointed,
Reports from the various officers were
Very gratifying. The trcasurer's re-
port was particularly interesting. show
ing that funds OF the association arc
invested in city bonds and similar gilt
edge securities to the amount OF $3s,iOO.
.issoclnti9n I'rosperinE.
b The association was started in 1898
for the purpose of taking care Of the
old and physically disabled members
of the police force. Tie board OF di-
rectors consists OF the Chief of Police,
five members OF the force from each
district. two from headquarters and
four life members. The life members
Nv. s, Forbes and L. u. Morris.
Being under the supervision OF some
of the most substantial and farsigh ted
business men Of the! city, the work OF
the association has made rapid strides.
1t Is now practically self-supporting,
the total expenditures above the res
eep 3tile f9 nve ths ss past year having been
Mr.. l.. q. Norris, the president OF tho
association.. read his annual report.
reviewing the work of the association
from it's Organization to the present
time. lie referred to the death or Ser
geant r, n. Thomas and the Illness OF
the treasurer. Sergeant g. II, Talley. and
COMMUNICATED ln the highest terms
urer, and Mr.. George E. Pollock, the
Z t1l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08

terday to Herman B. Fore and Miss
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

and limited in accommodation and equipment, have
been consolidated into the great COrean hospital
The police department which had really been
in triDlicate. has been unified
or the remarkable attempt at publication Of the
imperial court the pamphlet, after painting strih-
ing picture Of the corruption. chicanery and soth
that existed describes the reform measures adopt
ed. and says: ''In circles there doubt
some who at first felt alarm at the radical turn
Of affairs but the sterling sincerity of the resi-
dent-EcneraIs socitude becoming gradually better
known the force of resentment has since slackened
until voice Is heard in active opposition
The way in which justice had been administered
in Corea. it is stated, lis revolving TO all
of decency to be told in detail
1t is charged that the country has not vet at
tained stage where the executive and judicial
branches are Independent, that the adminstra-
ton of justice is regarded privilege to be
farmed out: bribery is general; innocent people are
convicted and their property Confiscated. and the
guilty are liberated. All this. says the pamphlet
is being reformed by the japanese.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

construction Of roads in building waterworks.
establishing an educational system the creation of
banks the erection of hospitals II is said that
the Corean roads totally unfit for horse and
carriage traffic so that II became necessary al
lot 1.50o 900 yen in laying out four great roads to
traverse the regions of best promise and connect
the best harbors and railway centres. Even Che
rnulpo was unable supply ships with drinking
water and the inland towns were in serious dan
ger Of endenics
Before the residency there was in vogue Con-
frcian educational method whereby n village doni-
n:a called about him the children of the neighbor-
hood and taught them the Tudiments of reading and
writing There were ten thousand of these schools
and a Seoul an institute of higher Confucian
learning a primary school ordinance, promulgated
in 1905 was dead letter, and the middle grade
schools in Seoul with the exception OF one in for
eiz-n languages. existed in name only An entirely
new system has been established. first Importance
being given to disseminating common education
under Japanese instruCtors
Tho existing hospitals. defective in management
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
JAPAN'S WORK II C0REA
Reforms She Has accomplished
There, as Told by Herself.

Washington Aug. 6.-The Far Eastern mails.
s-. slrri> ID. contained pamphlet issued from the
1,.-,.sa resIency-Cene-al of Corea entitled '.Ad-
,f,;sira1i,e Reforms in Corea. designed TO vindi-
.a-a the work - the JanaEcse in the Hermit King
i.ra under the authority conferred 10y the Japan
set -orean agreement of 1903, whereby Japan Was
constituted adviser 10 Corca-
TIE document treats Of the financial difficulties
-1,s- confronted Marquis Ito at the outset, owing
= ~. ina d-o1lacv Of The Corcan eNchcqUer 10 bear
10 cost of reform. He succeeded in raising loan
f-o-n -he Japar Industrial Bank OF 1oo"H coo yen,
guaranteed by the customs receipts. hearing inter
= AZ 81. r,.r cent and sold At 80 yen the hun
5-a5 The rnoney realized spent in the re-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Splendid Rug Values
in This August Sale

You'll find no values like these when
Autumn arrives
therefore BUY NOW.
Al Wool Brussels Rugs-iiGht ana
dark colorings. IL choicest designs
i7clr-dfug medallion eNects IN
crimson and ruyrt,s JintinEs- TX
- e. IU.6 ft.-wortn SitAu"--
,-axsnder smiths Axminsters-
rlrb effects for paricrs.
-f-irg rooms Libraries. etc sA
SCR \ 106 ft.-value s2100--. A@''o
r-f7s ore Piece Wiltons-heavtesc
rna.le-rich and rare PERSIAN ana
Indian desiEns-9xl@ tt SSttD
siseTl ,'.ss,,' here S5oOo and $50 90 ---- No'OO
The foregoing are such remarkablo
,-a1,..s that we recommend an early
visit.
ALI. SIMMER RUGS
REDUCED
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
August Sale OF
Table Linens
August Sale Prices Mean Great
Savings BUY NOW

.urust Sale Prices Mean Great
Savings. BUY NOW
a., rinen pamas ks-vhite and
r-ean-Irie1 and SS'teh 20
- ami ~ inch-vc-tn .69---------- -
,uIinen satin Double pamasks
-, jr-h-aIso extra I'm" and neaNy
C.-rran silver Blcach Linens
,..-+ars-..S e. ana 81 10 kinds ---- %
Limit-l2 ards
Napkins 70 matc1-Spec;al Na'1's'
~. s.o,c, and German Dama=ks-
"a a,I - lnch-rich satin .ust-e
eo.,1, rave heavy embossed o. re-Sri ~,
S:,si',-s-vcrth - and 81 -39---- -SS
Napkirs to match ry Grzen- . 90
90 inch-S29s 9s quality ---- = OS
g9,, irch-s4 10 quality 3 90
,,.-..-.d Table Dana =bs-fulI lustre-
beautiful patteras-5s inch 90
worth as 45..-.--.------------- -
,,o-.,v,d Sapkfns-some in match
designs-by the dozen - 90
On tncb-worth s.. 29---.--,-- -9S
% ineh-worth 81 80. ..-.-.-- ~
Heavy cotton Damasks-5s inch
serviceable: not fimsy grace 10
special .--.--.------
EIsr,sfftched Table 1lcth.-AiI Linen
3 10 size-s1 .so quality -
August sale priCe----.-.-- --'--- 70
10 s.ze-s2 30 quality 20
August sale price. --.'.''''' ''''-- GO
Hemstitched Table Sets
Full Rleach-pure llnen-s-I l" Cl''H
and dozen NAPKINS - oO
s45o and 81 rs values ------- --Sc
Reul-mber-Au Linen
Pattern C1oths-AH Linen ~
s4 size-Instead OF Si.ts- ---...-- -
so siza-Instead OF sf.es- s-----.---1 .0S
Extra heavy-s-1o-vorth s2ee- - 30
t-r,nvsd Table CIoths-Union Linen
S4 size-coid borders ~
fnstezd OK SO. ..,...--..s.s.'+''''- -S0
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GEnTRAl.


=. Iime shown below from Liberty st sta
lI"Ii. Leave West Sd St. 10 minutes earlier
gIAIePt I.II1P as noted by designating marks
hLIsADELPHIA TWU-HODR TRAIN
-, ~ E8Y HOUR ON THE HOUR:
III 10. 63o. moo m-S.OD. $50. -. 90.
$1,000. ~ u 90 1l;3O. m'l2oo. f'1-oO. ! So 80.
100 $50. "a,OO p1o-SO ?. m. j-l2 Is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-z-1 -1.3o.
s;W. .lu.oo. I'i200. 900. '+'4.oo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4 90,
1000 a m. 30. k3- 40. 300 p m sun
ATLANTIC CITY-.IOOO a. NJ. x1O0.
go. k3. ~ p IN.
ALL RAIL ROUTE-Long Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean grove Sundays. North As
eXl2.4o. xl2O 131. , so bora 50, ga ~.
b5 10. 5.3o. $50 ji2.O1. SUNDAYS, except
Ocean Grove. 1880. s15, 1000 a M
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Atlantic High
lands. Seabright. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grole- We
935. 10 30 a m. u so 100. 300. 4.15.
$40 3.45. Sundays. 900. 1000 a. m.
\, r. Cedar ST.. Q 20. 1000. 100 a m.
100. .. 90. 3 ~. 4 ~. 600. SO. sundays.
$50 10 30 a. m. 80. 400, : 30 ?. m.
Tine Tables giving time % EAsT9T N;
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBU RG. POTTSNltLE.
WILLiAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices Liberty 81
West 23d St Tel 3l4I Chelsea. Astor
House. 245. 434 1900. 1864 Broadway. 1s2
H'h Az. 2S1 9Th Az. 25 Union SQUARE
Columbus Az New York. Court St 343
544 Fulton st. 479 N0srrand Az. Brook
lyn. 5a0 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer 60. calls FOR and checks
( baggage to destination
-Daily. +Daily. except Sunday. pSun-
DAYS. tParicr cars only mDining car. ey-
rJl.t,-u syT
only. SDininE car SUNDAYS. Dining car
daily. bEXcept - Saturdavs. Except Long
I Erauch From West Twenty-thirf Street
eI2 % p m. e43o p m. jill 80 p. m.
k3 90 O4 20 n. IN
" G BESLER ". g HOPE,
| Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

IoST.-Bankboo< No esS.sls, ~ sans 5yI ivI
,,snt stopped. Please return book TO BANK
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

at lJAtHS sFei ~
PLYMOUTH-CHE RG-BRkNEN.
hr prfnz- Aug Is 80 An X p-inz- sept -
ceCile (nevlAug. .2O.1 PM Cecilie tnwl sept l!
Kaiser Aug % 10 AN Kaiser &c. sent =
h. VIM. ILsept 3. PM X VIM. ll-Cct' /
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
LYMOJTH-CHERB -BREME>Ns
Bremen Aug. :. 10 AM Friedrich. Aug. 70
HTrave.- Aug 13. 10 AN 'Gneiscuau. sept =
b bar0ssa. Aug. Il, 10 AM Bremen. sept. i
huriuerst Aug. - 10 AN BarUarossa. sept 10
'3ra men diIect
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB -NAPLICS-GENOA, 1t II AN
X IuIse Aug 81 X Luise Oct .
= Albert. Sept I x Alhart-.-- oct. ~ ~
@Neckar. sent. IA 'Neckar oct %
'tmits Genoa
FROM Bremen Piers 2d & 4th Sts.. Hob2ken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TT " El.l.tf;S
CHECkS GOOD ALL OVER THE NDRLR
oEI-fI'HS 60 No > Broadway : L
Louis II. Mey or. 1915 Walnut St. fhlla-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RosED AND ROOMS WANTED.

a -SI%FSS lady seeks room and part ~
hoard. for 81 weekly. with quiet Amen
ra., fa-sil--. downIoWa location preferred.
& -T7-ss,r--a OfFicl
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
-1-,y Tsroyr, r.rv rr,,. IN ~, West.
j., \ II & HARTFORD R r

Y Y. Y. II. & HARTFORD r X
Train. depart from Grand Central Sta''oh'
42d 81 and 4th Ave. as follows for .e.no
Paston VIA New London FroN.-7 II
=. loco 200 - loi@2 l1oG : AA.s'@o
$500 &c 5.o2. -e12-oo ? N Va VI
iiruan,ic-+es .0i A NJ. - ~ ?. . n1
spfd +a.1s A II. 1900. wv
II on T. NJ
white Mtns St Alhaus and cuehsc.-
- 80 A NJ. 20. on = II =,
Nor's.or & Fitch IA Putnam. = 30 } y
akeyiIre & Mort -+sq 90 A " - II ! v
Portland & Rar Hsrbor va Woro--' - VI.
Ct harrington. Stockuridge. I/noN - :.
fel6-4sS4 .-p 90 4 NJ. 81 -. = RI , VI
Ticket ofnces at grand &C Ceni[e, a. $ ~ ana
oos T-rior 50. cIS2 Flfth Ave. C245 ColuIn-
bus Ave. cG49 Madison Ave. CLOS W. l@otn
St. 279s Third Ave. In gIook5iyn -
.Dailv +Excert sundays rStons az 10Th
g xS,ops al 125th s.. sundays only
+Parlor car Limited. fSunfay parlor ar
train HAS dining car. CParior ard
Steering Car tickets also ESaturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
nrsus AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
MACHINERY.

pT0ITrFD PRICES-5oo second hand
ROOD and iron working machines; fuily
,,a~anteed. machinery bought and ex-
shanged GEO. Z. EDDY. 59s Madison ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
The Great Linen Sale Continues :
August Sale OF
Art Linens

I'M J. A4AAS14S
Never before such low prices ..-...
Keen trade competition between
France and Japan brings us splen-
did values that we make even
greater by the cut in prices for this
Slle. BUY NOW.
Hand made Renaissance Scarfs-
.sa,.-4-irstead ~ - "a -.------.-- I 90
r,s,afsS.oes s'enterpleces- inch
true value S1.@J-Nug- sale Price .OS
Swiss Applique Scarfs and Sha1ls
DI,In ~ fancy Ccntre-2''S-t and
:S.xs.-vGlue -9....---------.----- .-to
Hand u-adr Renaissance i.uae- or Tea
1'iothz--cunI cr 4GGre--ai--ver or
u i''"' f.9S to SOS
A. tneh-res. Ssas to S.-ss. 81,
New Fall CamEortables
Al August Sale Price5l
Clean. fresh soddS. right from tho
cases. Just opened for this event
Instead Of FTiss.
~, an. st1koIire. .......-. SI.IJ .5S
Full size Chintz ard Si.ko-
Iine-p.ain back or ns ,AO
both sides -----.---.-- Si-So
Down l-orlfortables-French Z ca
sateen-cord edge. --.--- SiSs
Corresponding Values in others
Taffeta RuStie...-----..--..-- -
The new Taffeta-like Innings
Firmer than silk and wear better
Equal to any sold at any price any
where.
TIE NAME-TAFFErA Rustic
Tells exactly What 70 Is
THIRTY-THREE COLORS
Light Dark. White Black
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
B O 8 U ON AER AER E95ETs E2a1zxT ]:

" w ~ U VI VI NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE va Newport 'nd Fan
Ei'eF I've Fer ~. y. 2. II. warren -
week days and Sundays. $50 p VI Strs
IflSclIie ana Puritan. Orchestra On cacii-
PROVIDENCE LINE. for Providence, bos-
ten. East and North. Lv. Pier y. y z, u
Murray ST, week days only. 6 p. NJ Strs
t1LlccnCe and Pilgrim Orchestra or & &eacH
NEW BEDFORD LINE. t0r New 2edLr'-i
Woods Hole. Martha Vineyard: nan
tucket. MattRpoisett Marion and oths1
points or Cape Cod -. P!or 40. =. r. u
Ciarkson st. week [ays only. p. NJ. S'Fs
M1tnc ard Ncw IaTrc1lre- -,.
NORWICH LI$E. fur Ncv LC1dor. Bloch
Island. Norwich. Watch TiU. agHnses'
Pier. Worcester. IL. Pier 40. y. z
Clarkson St week days only. p NJ
Pier 70 Z R. Il Z. 22d -. $50 P. N
\ r. 10 A. NJ. =: 2. 22i 81. 1915 \ n, E
Strs Chester W ChaTi1 and CITY OF Lower,
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven an1
North. Live. Pier 20. z. r. week days. - "
p y Sundays, . so A NJ I've. fo't kas'
?2d st. week days 900 p II. sundays
1000 : II Sundays due New York on re
Turn. 9.01 =. - str Richard Peck ,o
Tickets md s-1ter0oms at 245. $40 1to 1trC
1900 and 1854 Broadway. q Union 50; lez
Fifth Ave Gt9 Madison Ave. 245 Coldrn-
bus Ave. 105 " 12s't s.. 279s Third Ave
and AT Piers New Work
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FrrESrsfsFD ROOMS no LET.

single Insertions = cents per line six
teen words seen times consecltifely. 81,
-z-lfrh entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen Gays n
The Trfbune's Directory u DesiTaoIs
Rooms. Write for circular
Fzlii Information concerning these rooms
nay be hst.. free q charge, a. ne p'oeSn p.
nss-a ~ Tho New-York Tribune. 1854
Ss-nasssv, between Seth and sIth sts-
s--~Ez st $50 EAST-Room- Co1ven.e0Ces,
-eo= location ad Joining library board
.ssor.sl- E7ri1ate family. telephone Esch
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
Bw DaMlfmLhIu

7 -.
sConnecrirE With o. W ny. :,
Special trains 70 CatskUi Nj. resorts ara
Saratoga. AMI easy connections to all points
East. North a I'd West Through tickets anu
luggage checked az Offices OF y. Y trans
FER 90. Through rail tickets between y L
a2d Albany accepted Mos delightful! oT.e-
hdlf and onc-G1v outings TO West FOlhl.
Newburgh. OF f1oughkeepSir. returning o3
any down DAY boat. Leais served AT ah
hours. MUSIC
STR, EART POWELL, Sfe Sec columns
Perfect Afternoon outing. Leave Desb sss
St 1.EJ M. connecting AZ West Point with
SIR. ALBANY Que P Tes' oaSbestra 4Sb ss on on
each steamer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
The Great Blanket Sale CONTINUES

august Sale o4
Towels ard TcwelliHgS
August Sale Prices Mean Great
Savincs-BUY- NOW.
Usually PRICE,
Turkish Tcwsls-2nx41 10 -
eNx44 90. Il 123
.3x44 - 50 %
Oths- sizes propcrrionatsly low
Huck Towels-Nore than half linen
T7xS4-wo-th u. --------------
1ez@s and 1oxs'+12I- CT. kinds. %
r-rior Linen Ffucg Towels
Herl'd or hsmstitcEed- -
= 70 42-valus % --------......--- -
5.1.a Il Linen tins1 Io's, v.lu. IS "a
,rfr.i-s7 Darnask-22x4s.
Tfred ToweIIing-pure white-
sycef.er. for rcIier-Vortn I-------- = =
reval Russia Crash-also an
t-aec< slas=-both 10 cent values %
Al Tf7cn-fS- iuch-aIso
,-l.sck and plaid E.ass-worth -lz-s- SS
in. fa- % - inch Blsached and
I-rr-..l--ei Tcweiiiugs-Plain ard
ru-irf-als1 checks and plait1S-
1v--tf7 T9-AUEI.st sale Price Ia
German Dauask Face ToWsllinss-
tre,-v s1Irzcargial-uOtsd for wear
-rec.aI for august sale e--------.-- "a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
nED ~ LINE

pED n LINE
IL For La Guayra Puerto CahelIo Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo VIA Curacao. calling
also al san Juan. = r.
Sc Caracas. ..... Saturday. August II noon
IS Philadelphia saturday. August 81. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao Maracaibo;
S. MaraCaibo. Saturday, August 10. noon
- yulia -.-... saturday. August - noon
These steamers have superior accomnc-
datfon FOR passengers
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. So Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
sw-orCtyr-n INT From fler 15. y. r.
hNLEHAGAIV LINE Sailing AT 30 A. NJ
nv

AFERTCAN LINE Eth ggG,,'1g :5gr at q is 30 4 \. n
PIYM0T-r4- CHER "-EC,I1THAMPTON
New York....Aug loIPhiladeinhia- Aug -
st. Louis. Aug Il s.. Paul. ...- 'Aus. 81
RED STAR LINE ft'.2 r. r lS'
NEW YORk-DONER- WERP-
inland Aug 10 s 30 AM Finland -Aug. -
Zeerd-Aug 1T1O:3oAM Vaderland Aug Il
WHALE SLAE -.E5 t5'i2 r = re- R
NEW YORk-Q' HSTOWN N-LTvERPOOI4
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EEEPUpc-AwpRTc8N LINE.

TWIN SCREW ENPREss AND pAssEN-
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are Grill Room Gymnasium aim tIaiueH
Ritz Cariton Restaurant. Elevators, tievt'Ic
Baths New
Mediterranean Service
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'IMoltke Sept 3 +. ri. oct. -: Nov .
HAS GrilIroom 4ffas Gymnasium.
TOURIST BUREAU
p. r. tickets. hotel aCcommoiatiorS alLH an
general information about foreign ttaxti
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OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. Hoboheh-
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Denver, Colo. June D. 1907
Notice is hereby given that GEORGE f.
GRESHAM OF Elbert, Elbert county, Colo, has
hled notice OF his intention to make final commut
alton proof In support of his claim, viz; Home
stead Entry No. 2i $40 made August 20. 1903, for
the SW 4 NE \, SEA NWA, NV u Sc \ Sec
ton 5. Township 10 South, Range 81 West 9th P.
NJ, and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver. U. s. Land Ofhce at Den.
yer, Colorado. on August ~, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
James Dittemore of Ebert, Colo.
John Epler of Ebert, Colo.
John Murray of Ebert, Colo.
A. G. Rinnert of Kiowa, Colo.
@. d. FORD. Register.
First publication June q; last, Aug. l. 1907.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

FOR SALE-Two good mowers. b.
Nj. Maroon, Elbert.
FOUND = Lady's large black hand
bag. Call at Tribune office.
All the late and popular magazines for
sale at the Tribune news stand.
ID. l.. Epler was in Canon City, Pueblo
and Manitou several days last week.
MONEY TO LOAN = On approved real
estate security.-B. NJ. Maroon, Elbert,
Colo.
MONEY LoANEp--On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, 605 Empire Building,
Denver.
FOR SALE-Good young milch COW,
fresh in early spring; good free milker
and gentle. Mrs. NJ. John.
FOR RAINBEIT LAND BARGAINS
see the old timer, r. Glow, of CLOVIS land
Office, 1913 Stout street, Denver. &c
Perhaps you need a bracer-some-
thing that will give you energy, life and
ambition. A suggestion: try L. w. HAIR
PER whiskey. Sold by ID. r. Burnside
LOST7-Bay mare branded AC on left
hip, blind in right eye, right hind foot
white, weight 1850 pounds; $500 reward
for information leading to recovery. w
l. Jones, 8 miles east of Elbert. A
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-04
CATTLE AND HOGS

FOR SALE-Good open Cooper bug
gy and a No: l light single harness
Inquire at Tribune office.