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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

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FRIDAY, APR. 8, 1908
MAILS.
come NoRFH-7s8 Gs7 a, m. 2Eop.m
aoiHs soUTH-ll.t7 a. m, z02 o. m.
Aall leaves the Post Office twenty minutsl
ssfors each train.
TOwelings cents the yard at Deputy's,
Take your picture to LefIerts to be
framed.
All Winter Goods at any old price at
Deputy's.
Light Prints at s cents the yard at
Dsputy's.
CoiOred Cambrics cents the yard at
Deputy's.
Cream Table Linen % cents the yard
st Deputy's
Clark's o. N. I. Spool Cotton 5 cents
at Deputy's.
Chambray, all cOlOrs, 10 cents a yard
at Deputys.
shirtiDgs s. 10 and l2l cents the yard
at Deputy's.
Light "A Percales at u cents the |
yard at Deputy's.
American Indigo Prints cents the
yard at Deputy's.
Unbleached Muslins at 5 cents the
yard at Deputy's.
Unbleached Canton Flannel 6 cents
the yard at DeputY's.
Simpsons Silver Gray Prins cents
the yard at Deputy's.
Ladies lOug and short Gloves in black
and colors at Deputy's. Is
If you want to buy land or sell your
farm see G. q. Marshall. Il.23.tf
Easter Cards, beauties for cent and
up. Red Star Drug Store. C
Just received a full line Of Soiesettes
in all the cOlOrs at Deputy's. II
Ladies Bleached Gsuze Vests at 10, Ct
l23 and 10 cents at Deputy's. n
Bleaehed Muslin at special price
10 cents the yard at Deputy's
Lancaster and AmOskeg Apron Cling
hams 8 cents the yard at Deputy's. to
The best and most reliable colors in
Hosiery you will find at Deputy's. n,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

Chambray, all cOlOrs, 10 cents a yard
at Deputy's.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

Light 4 Percales at u cents tn,
yard at Deputy's.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

ShirtiDgs s, 10 and l29 cents the yard
at Deputy's.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

FOR SALE-One eight horse power Case.
line Engine in perfect repair cheap INQUIRE
Ct The L. d. Csulk Company sL6-tf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

FOR SALE-white Wyandotte Coekerels,
April hatch, siO0 head. Apply to William
Hazzard, Lincoln, Del. ll-S-tf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

FOR SALE.-IOO.OOO Chipman's Choice and
5000 Candy Strawberry Plants. John Kasulki
mile west of Lincoln. 1926
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-04-03

WANTED.-A sales lady. One with expert
enee preferred. Geo. H. Hall. 4.Stf
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-12-17
Read the Xmas ads!

IO0dO Ull0 ALu6S aus. |
Fresh fine candies at Hurst's.
"A few choice heaters left at
j. III. McCollom's.
Hand Picked New York Apples
at Hurst's
James King. of Tower City,
is visiting in this city this week.
O. Gray, Of Page, was among
the business visitors in the city
Tuesday.
Get one of those beautiful set
of scissors at McCollom's for
Christmas.
Don't fail to read the Xmas
ads. this week.
The w. G.. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Cole Friday afternoon
at the usual hour.
10 tons of choice timothy hay
for sale. Two miles north of
Hope. Paul Hansen, box 1873.
J.. D.. Brown was up from
Minneapolis the first of the week
looking after some business mat.
tiers.
The annual installation of Of
ficers of the Masons and Star
lodges has been postponed until
some future date.
Mallory's line of Toilet sets,
hand mirrors and travelling sets
should not be overlooked when
Xmas shopping.
The Pioneer is again asking
that all copy for publication be
handed in not later than Tues
day. Please observe this rule.
If you want to see your little
girl smile at Christmas buy her
one of them pretty Doll Hats at
Mrs. Bowen's Millinery Store.
Albert Donaldson and Mr..
Berg departed Tuesday for
Cu]bertson, Mont, where they
will look over some Montana
land.
THE farmers Dance" given
by Malchow's travelling dance
orchestra was well attended and
the excellent music was enjoyed
by all.
Misses Lizzie and Paulina
Jefferson returned last Friday
from Fargo, where the latter re-
ceived treatment at St. Johns
hospital.
Chas. Hicks departed last
Monday on an extended trip thru
the south. He will visit Texas,
New Mexica aud California
points and will be absent from
home until about the first part
of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Warner, OF
Hazel, S. D., Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Warner of Dickey, N. D., Mrs.
F.E. Carpenter, of Eveleth, MINI.
and Mrs. r. D. Patterson, OF
Finley, are in the city, called
here by the illness of their father
Mr.. A. F. Warner.
Chas. Melodies, of Hampton
N. D., Sundayed in this city
with his uncle and aunt, MI and
Mrs. D. N. Nelson. Mr. Melodies
is in the implement business and
was on his way home from
Minneapolis, where he shipped
a number of car loads of cattle
The Pioneer was favored with
a very pleasant visit.
The Masquerade Ball given
: last Friday evening at the opers
house was one of the best attend
ed dances given in this city in
number of years. The costume.
we're by far the most Elaborat,
and the comic characters wer,
the best. There were something
like fifty couples masked. Tn
: ouo~ -~~1 o~-o.l@l ~ AA:~,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-12-17
Locals -

MISS Belle MarGln is nome
from Valley City.
New Edison Records at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
Books for all at ''The Gold
Medal Pharmacy"
All millinery goods at Mrs. E.
j. Peppers at cost.
r. D. Patterson, of Finley, was
in the city Tuesday.
New postal cards at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
The old Myers barn for sale.
Enquire of Geo. Meader.
Call at Hursts for pail candies
for schools and churches.
We know his brand. Buy his
Xmas cigars at Mallory's.
A. M. Mclaughlin was a pas
senger for Fargo last night.
r. w. Gilmore aud Miss Eileen
are Fargo visitors this week.
Watch for date of S. D. Scott's
big Auction Sale next March.
We are selling games at re-
duced prices. M. N. Mallory.
For Cut Glass and Fancy China
go to The Kraabel-D Donaldson
Co.'S.
Pieces of China make a nice
Xmas gift, sold at M. N. Mall
ory's.
Everything going at cost al
Mrs. E. j. Pepper & Co.'S,
millinery.
A. r. Kraabel of Clifford was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday.
Grandpa Warner is very low
and there is little hopes of his
recovery.
All the best late copyright anc
reprinted books at Mallory.
Drug Store.
Wanted-Girl wanted fol
general house work. Enquire o:
Mrs. Philip.
Have you got your christina:
ad. ready: just one week lief
before Xmas.
Get her a box OF Lowney's
Chocolates in a fancy holly pack
age at Mallory's
Comrade H. S. Curry Of Pag'
is visiting relatives and ole
friends in this city.
M. N. Mallory, has the kind o
dolls that don't break easily
Come in and see them.
Hard to select Xmas present.
isn't it? Not so if you go to TIL
Kraabel-D Donaldson Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whisdnand, Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs
Sparks and. Mr.. and Mrs. Herve,
arrived from Hope, N. D., las
week. -Colville (Wash.) Examine
Union Christmas exercise
will be held at the opera hous
next Thursday evening. A fin
program is being prepared an
a good time is in store for til
little ones. Everybody invited.
Chas. Jones, of the Bon To
Restaurant, has leased the Elliot
hotel and, we understand, wi
occupy the same in a few days
The interior of the building j
being treated to fresh coat c
paint and the rooms re-papered
B. M. Hervey, who has bee
living on his ranch near Palmer
Siding. north Of Colville, ha
moved to town with his wife an
occupies the Heifner cottage or
posite G.. B. Burdsal.-Colvil]
(Wash.) Examiner.
Chas. .Taber left for Ware
Friday evening. He has bee
having considerable trouble wit
his old enemy, Rheumatism, an
hopes to obtain permanent relie
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-12-17
IMPORTANT.

A meeting of the members of
the Hope Cornet Band Associa-
ton will be held in the Council
Room Monday, Dec. 81, 1908, 8 p.
m. sharp. Important business.
Let every member attend.
Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
orurR mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-r,csga July s-CATTLE-Reoapts s9 as99I * t,go' o
M 10Gl5c lower: steers 50 oogSs % SnsSS Ok
ee 5ns5 5l. beifers, 81 90dS6 S0' plIIs *
a. afS6 25 and feeders % SoS- az
re- 5Sppng So 6odSs 20; butchers 50 92ase Io'
@ Sc 3odS6 30; choice light 80 419s2 o. bo,1t
-s & Sc so pigs 81 50GfS6 'isS9S7 *.
~ 900 read; sheep. weak. S4Es4 90 ianD'' |'+' 49,
igsfi Jul s-HoGs active butehers and snP 3
&c 5Asse 4t common. S. 10qS6 10 CAId r.
1tst fs to good shippers 50 4ogSo 9e couo: - and
gSs % SHEEP quiet, 81 6o9sS TO- lalnos a''N7 @-'
strong % = $50 90 90 July s-cATrLERscepts 900 hesd
Fss cfive and &c higher at SJ9Sl 90 ss lSS
500 Tsad: fairly active and 1Oc lower fnLAS Ss
e. ~. Yoryers Sc 25ds6 90; pigs s. 5eGSoi Tous
70 ~ 5airiss Sc 56aS6 so SHEEP and LAMBSf1-
ceipts 100 head; active; sheep steady isIns' '
Ksrsss Sgfy No July s-CATTLE-Receipts to'9
hes5 fncIdng 400 Southerns. Steers steaoy 20 l
IS strong 70 1te hlgfFf
"a I'd SS 5G Western 81 504Sd oo stochers an
fesders S2as3 O5 Southern steers - 4"zl9, Jeifere
cnus s. JGS3 90: native cove $2a* natve zoast S
s. 2S7fs6 10 bua 81 1884 2o calves: ao 30 toD
e sf "a Ii of sales Sc 809ss AZ heavy g a5gs6 90; @
scksrs and butchers 50 S6as6 so light So 2eaSs 70;
piga So 50as5 Is SHEEP 100 CO esdS es e. snT
Head lambs 15725c lower; lambs - soxE Ok
go LaarJrgs 81 1884 10 Texas yearlinss -
Texas saeep IS 5cdS4 TO- stockers and le7oeES' - "
yPttsb1rg july receipts aget py SEA-
c,,ire Sc s0gfS7. prime $S 61GSs 10 HC-,-
Ighf lower prime heavies mediums ana heaVS ss sss
p,.thers 81 40dS4 Sc. culls and common s%@s"' 'ps
,sTsbe S5rglsT c5 veal calves. STgS7 90 ~ ao --,
ToI15o Iuy -CLOvERSEED-Ocrooer . e. e. az
her s. 81. March 81 671a. ALsIKE-AusnS'' e o.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York July s. 1898
bo5Hs he na2kes 5S without change tone price
life beans and owing 70 the small prices remain
about steady Foreign plenty and there is a
easy feeling Red kidney some export demand n ana
values about steady on choice dry ssosk- ScoIch
e6S:ee per bush 81 s5es2 Dc good 81 10
good 81 I0as2 8o pea choice Sc 65aS2 70 % common to
oo6 8 154S2 co. imported marrow, 81 loTS2 90 do pea
choice, 81 % do common TO gooo :. IoSo ~ az sfS5 OK
chcice 81 1GGS2 Is; DO common 20 goo3 81 eSgS- 70,
goOa $g$2 So 90 ssa Re 5sI e. biSc{ turtle soup Choice
81 81 s9si So yeIoT eye choice 81 s5 lima California
ehoioe S 40 PEAs-seotch. bags Per bush, 81 IS
Ill = bI Sa grades Of creamery on the street
the prices quoted totay led 70 little hghs+ paas ]
tons were advanced 4g3zc The higher hgures askea
trade IS quiet 81 the close Process has p
100 high of late !atS 6,+ sR9 'f sfsaSy With some demand
quote: Cresery- specials. Per . 90 - 4si1 IA
G2oc state dairy tubs. finest p l4ag22 90 go9a - .o
choice 2eg2le 90 sonoh PIC Iai do aTsts 1aa5oc
Seconds 17a1sc do thirds 15gl6i2c: Western @ S
e.eaefy ,sis5se DO thirds 17Q17i.c; packing stock
No 7ss 90 No toa 1 4247 boxes with fair
demand speculative hGyeTs for s1 f ondition such
IaS - % T riesning up very satisfactorily and tone IS
ers have sh9~n @ olors5 snS white large small al
si 3-r,s15 and steady but most other grades Io%
LyeTPsoi E 7+ 4or 5 vt e apots New stas fan cream
SPECIALS 11-4 912isc; Do small oo,orea OF 10 eoj
10 prime "a g1ol4c: do common s&"s- 90 sAl1-s; -
- ss-r~i-1S Sc. DO skins nne. s. 5-n44c GO IAN, y
r,oS 35 C: DO common, 14g2@4c co full skiTas = 2
Sc Not--The classification Of specials lheluoSS 'e
F15CS-Recefpts today 1925 cases Arrivals con
.te Gfrht ana thAre good clearance OF prime %
fsrc qualities firm prices good medium graoes
-el1l-R fsirv we'll seriously defective esss are qu
S0--e 7se 6s storage reported and holders OF l
10 fancv ApriIs generally ask e0g@lc we quote Ssa
I'd nearby. white. fancy
a. zood 10 choice. 2ld23e; dc brown ana nlaeo'
a7l2-- d good choice 2Gg2lc; 90 lower ELsoes'
1GT7alsr a. Western extra, hrss lgn-c; 90 nIst7
iSE,IS1r =, seconds 179I1iAc5 60 thirds. 1oglo-sc
a!ffss 1GT1ac. checks. f4l5c. 80,
F9TTTs-FREsH-Old apples very quiet and treely
offered o Irregular quality ano NA-Gt
demand Tor strictly choice stock only southern - CI
ears sfst steady heavy supply anG prices
~V some decline: fairly active at the reoucui
huT outside figures extreme. CuTrants nrnef-
rrs - berries plenty and prices snow ntLe
1l-e-ce SoIthern muskmelons In large supply Aho
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
EXPORTS.
CASH nuOTATIoNs.
IT EnTs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July s. 1908
-,-Ss-s ~c-e= market soTneE hat
.-tsr with TIE drift II fsvoT OF onyere ne ISa1
-a.Es- Indifferent European market news, Id
po -eostsss limited local demand setlins Dy
e-i 80 srs sgafnSr cost and frsiEEts- demand
la'a4 s5 - a. chiefly for local account although
- " -rss seller q September 10 a limited extent
mo- 1e-ss steady end unchanged, and closed bare
~ - er5 I1rohan-ed points lower OF ths TO
- - as 20 baEs loo q July lsJ9 at eIoe
a So = - ~---tes The switches included
- - october Tor Lecsuber even. ana AVoo pays
ee-ss- fe- March even The Eavre Market opeled
espSs ,---E w. = franc and other months
80 Ezs-nllrE closed With Septenneer oncaangea
a. -..s- months . The Brazilian MARKERS Nt-@
u - - 77io exchange OF London was also u
Il---S --sy7ate cable from Theodors Nllie z %.
= pss said Ihar Rio STOCK on July was EsIllee %
- -. -rArs IKE Official cable made the STOCK
.ssSsS 49, difference q $1,000 bags z Leneatl4ie
es S-,LIa5 rs hRu-es the WORLDS p-oductlon o.
e - =. -ra- ended June 80 l.. $50 bags
eee 70 c9n-rs- -r!css in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

Early selling in corn resulted in a decline OF 10
under the previous night and the easy
most Of the forenoon the decline Il sd
Liverpool splendid weather prospects Iowa state
report making condition against last year
somewhat larger receipts than expected There
sharp noon rally from this level active bull
port and outside buying. but the market turned
weak again the close the government report
which made condition SOS and
suggested crop OF ara se2 600 bushels against
--9S-S-eoeo husnels at harvest last No =
n the local market quoted Sic elevator 81 Z
: q shoat- both nominal OATS-The government
report on oats also considered bearish. and
prices eased Of under its influence near the close
fhe condition reported S57. against a29 last
Inonth and 81 year ago. indicating crop Of 1o12
oeooo bushels against 754 $4,000 bushels last
1ash oats IN the local market closed follows
Mixed 20 70 81 H. - sec: natural white 25 to 81
: E1r5-NaTket y Z 9a dull 10 Western S14o nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

roTToS-Ths cotton market opened ste5ao9y ,ai-+s
-. ~ rola-s on jay advance O -
So 1s-.- months. The opening Tss clsalE5L--
-o--ss.ss With excellent showing --la--e
-5--sol T5s Opposition q the trade hoVete-, y 80
5.-sr-so- Il r-s attitude of Southern nolasIS =
- --sfs .or-irres 70 indicative q any -
--s;s,cs srxie-- apparently on the part OF no- a%
= - Te--rs-- az the old crop u the souln y 49,
-o-7gvs wires state that the ooutne1H ma
= Tssk sa6 rhsr the staple is pressed tor sze
an = Texas one Iocsl house has oeen atL.O =
= Lsj4 55zsr Texas houses fer olsrs or c1t-li-
premium some pVc4o polilts
.-.s fo- cs-tz grades Of cotton has VsIst-- =
,ss +sr z--7e OF -hts cotton IS now CD tls
"a - r-e-1-n reduced 70 10 points OF lSSs- --
-1s .se SINNERS are taking adv1-aEs OF tne nfe Sg5
--,e,scs to caus1e t-12eselres 70 pressing 49,
--~--v s-r--fes rrzssUre was bCougEt aEal-let -
- sS-- Tkich made those positions especially WeaA7
1r- zr o-e tire showing loss OF 10 pc-s, VIZ
-, - -oin-s al tine when the new cr9P Els-
above the closing OASIS O. Nl-9
--sors 6zv T--z rra-kzc LEs afternoon vas G--tS
ars more generally active espscla-J n -.5 -
- ---+hy TIE close was steady 81 ret decnhe O
Sz-rs or T1I- bu- 4 net advance Of san polnls On
~ ss- months with sales estimated a. 1oUtv uslS
rs sso-rs were -1ther nervous and covering wee
s~rup al the as-e--uo1 trading Certain Wal StIs1t
A-uys r,-s-e5 fires sn1 were rePo1len U -A'
hslsr rctobe- IN The theory OF reac1ion- = =
-TEe contract T-icss the local TnaTset to-as
szEEsf1AaEE
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
PROPOSALS.


s-AyEp BIDS OR PROPOSALS vii -
-s~sfve5 BY the Beard of Water SUPPLY
4, tss oNsss OF the board. No SsS Brcad~ .
= NSevg YORK Room $40. ninth fcoK-
,,Tf6 II a. n On July q. 1905. Tor tas
-,,-s+r1T--ion - g portion of the Carssil.
I--7s54,-r consisting Of about 5-s railss =
go concrete conduit known as eut-and.-
sozer a1ueduet II feet high by II rsse
t-sb@s vide and about 5 40 feet - taifln@t
- fset high By II feet inches wide- q
ssa byaraJiItc gradient and known as rs :
.--vrsi situated west of the Eudson Flve~
- 80 south side OF Esopus Creek vSllef.
- - towns OF olive and MaroeroTns u
- - Co,,-tv New York.
- r1s abovs place and tire the otds VI !
-,,bliclv opened and rad rhs aTar1
- ,he contract. e awards1N VII ce dads
q s50u thereafter as pracrieaots. Parnpas
-, containing information Tor nId17ls
ss-. - .ootract. specifications, etc arf
Luiss--,fsss - - - contract drawings car bs oc-
y.-Jss A. Room 1918 az the above a1ds7Ss
- ssrsosittuz the sum of ten dollars tsltf
~ Ss-b ,anuphlet or twenty dolisrS lS2ss
~ - ..~t, sar 70 insure sAeir Fsturn n ac-
--e-,.sSIs conditl0n within thirty SAYS Eni7
+ - 5ats On which bids are n Be 9pensA
- TTIrthe- particulars see Clry Ftscord-
VI T0HS A. BENSEL- President
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
| ,---,-,issiOners o. tha B0srd % Wstss
/ supply. .,,,--,r ,.,,,.. -,xi,s--
/ THOMAS HASSEfl- secrstaEy
q
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

puh1tc notice ts hereby given tal tI. -
,,,,5erstsne1 William May wright. CAa-' - -
: p-7Drs and Rudolph Block, AaElns " =
ar5A, OF the Appel,a ate DIVISION ol Ll5 Ll5..,-t -.
T,rerna court in and for the lrsL Juu.-t4 Juut1s
T1soartrnsnr. entered in the aooEs q .oSS
Preceding on the 9th day o. JuLs' 1o0S
hsarf.p dare the 9th day OF Juh7s 80
6een appointsd Commissioners - -s-
rnIrI and report after due puoLo hsa-.lls
,-ba+bar a railway or railways N eCooLI5
sr-a Efth shs modified plans as IleAI1on11 t
:, +ba ratirieu OF the Public Service IN
1,,fssio- FOR the First District presence -
fbs SAID Appellate Division on or aOot- - -
s+5 49, ~ Tune 1895. and nled III lHs o.
ne ~ the Clerk Of said court on VI S1..-5 -
the zane day. ought 20 be constr1ctsa 60 So
c.s-arsd. DO hereby appoint McndaS. - -
I3fb dsv OF July t90S. az haI-pasl tAL@e
aS.io,L- IN the afternoon Of that day, az -
Is-sa bearing roeEu % the Public se,Yl-e
Sso5or.ission for the First District Lrlnulis Lrll
PT1iI55rg Ia Nassau Screer, IN the 5ofo1sn
- Marhztran CITY OF New YORK As -
tIrae ard place for the nrsf sums, -
that a. such string and at sucn aaJ9-tIlSo - %
s5r-iurs as may be thereafter held ln7g
-z-iiI hesr all persons interested IN th7 SAC
matter 81. ,aOa
WILLIAM MAY WRIGHT
CHARLES : FoOTE.
RUDOLPH BLOCK
Commissioners
GEORGE 3 COLEMAN, Counsel 20 tae
Public Service Commission for the r lrss
District I54 Nassau Street Borough 81
Manhattan. City OF New York y L
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
pREssMAkING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMA AKER.-City or country lacles OF
rbfJdren's dresses. iate with one OF CITY 8
ieasinr houses Address DTessrnalzsT, 2os
East 2lst st |
IDVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
o@rs No 1854 Broadway between Shth
- s7t, sts until 3 o'clock .. m 40
s-er.,seunents received az the following
branch Offices at regular ofrce rates until
- 5ss 81 15s eth ave, cor. 18th st %
East l4th St 25T West 42d 81. between
~ and stb avss 263 West 125th st 1895
~ svs between 76th and T7th SITS; 1876
g ,ssr SiEt 81 l7GS Ist ave. near
sa,s st I67 East I25th St; 1856 fremont
ave.. $50 80 ave, and any American Dis
triet Telegraph ofTlre.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
PALTIMoRE q cETo z. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even b.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections IN New Union Starto.s
washington WITH all Lines south
Leave New YORK Daily sd 81 Lto.y SS-
WASHINGTON. SPpers, 11-lO pm 80 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. z. % am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. ESQ am 1000 ana
IPsrior car y Y. 70 Riehuen1 Val
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11-5O am Il 90 "a
WASH CNGTON. Buffet. 80 pm 200 PA
'rROYAI, LTD" +" Diner. 3 50 IA 100 pr.
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm zoo pra
- Through Daily Trains IL ths West,
CHICAGO PITTSBUR(is $50 am 20 ara
CF4ICAelO. COLUMBTS. u - aTT1 1zt3 n. =
PTTTSBURtE CLE.E Ell D $50 pm 40 PA
.tPT-T RI-FCs LIMITED. - so pm 100 pre
CTN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 1i-5o pm 80 an
GIN, ST LOUIS, ,LOUISV.s 3. .2e am 1eo9 er7
GIN. 81. LOUIS. LOU -SV.. 80 pm see pm
Cfcss: 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House los Greenwich ST. 225 sth Az, Es1
Grand 81, y Y; 34S Fulton St. BrcoklJ1s
West 23d S. and Liberty St
After :. n. Sleeping Ca- FeSsrTsuoas
and fuH information regarding trains eto-s
can Be obtained at Bureau % lIltorI,ls lssloos
p q n r R I'd 81. Terminal. Phon-s
Number. ChsIsea-Sl4A
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
An EVE TO BUSINESS.

A. arn4rt golfer had ths misfortune TO play
,a-+i.IIayiv yfporous stroke at the moment Inas
4 seedy wayfarer skulked across the edge ei sn sn7
no,rse The ball struck the trespasser anu -
Serad him briefly nsensble. When ne recoVeIo4tS q
* hi was pressed into his hand by the r7sroliui
s'Thanlzy. sir said the injured man All aIfev go
kindling glance at the the money, I,,,cottls
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
PUBLIC NOTICES

sUPREME COURT, APPEl.I.-A,11-.GS-- El.-.- ,1-.S--1t = p
=, +Ss Ts+ter % the Application OF ne
Public Service Commission for ne
First District. for the appointment - -
thrss commissioners 70 determine, anu
reeort whether 2 rapid transit rAi-> s1s -
a. raIlvays for The conveyance a.
trI.,sr.1--efio- % persons and properly
as 5etsrrnIned BY the Connlssl,od''
o+14ht 10 b. constructed and Opera'ea-
ModIhcario1s Of Lexington AVeH47
Route
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
70 HATSKlll M1Il1TAlEs

THE " - SEa@1 a0s - - " : ~. xrL..-sSsSS - x
and TauaersvtlIe Railways.
Dirset connection with tne y. y Se1cr$
trains leaving New York T-34 a-t lt4
A II daily. except sunday. ara M-
ssFfv 49, rba Wess Shore trains feay-rE
v-ss- 42f St. AZ .15 and Has A. NJ estfy.
excspt sunday
Also direct connserIcu Win rne tL9SS@ tL9
TvENTNG LINE SFRS FCEC1ASH
TTrETTS via csATSKTLL-
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Foz SALE.

70 SRIW- hardwood and Pine timber.
sr1cts in Arkansas. 1000 IN 10000 acrss
- tract will cut from % 500 feet Per
80 Further particulars, Wrife I'd.
ITxr<rrsFkN Harrison Ark-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

.rvERTTsEMENTS and Subscriptions for
T-bs TrfhuEs received at their Uptown
o~5es. No. 1864 Broadway, between 500
a.. 4L-..s.srcast. reesived Rf the following
n~anrb oercss at regular office rates un't
: a Clock D m. viz: 264 srh ave. s. S e,
5sS - fs2 8th ave. cor. t2th 81 81
col I..b 3. aS7 West 42d St. between
20 .5S sth aves 263 West 125th St; lS3s
- - bStwaeB Tsth ana T7ta SIS. 1928
a. ave near 61st S., lTOs lsl ave. near
SSa,S - TS7 East Ic5th ST: T55 fremont
So So ssA Al ave and any American Dis
trict telegraph offce,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
rYPEHKITERS

;I-rop VTsrBLb. 70 Nassau St: ea1a-
to.,S. fr.e: all makes taken part pay
,,snf. bargains In undsEseods. Rerins-
rons. divers. Smiths,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
BUSINESS CHANCEs

WANTED. General manager or president
for large tract IL land near rest ia rp'I
rirs- in 4 3, divided to settlers Fortune
i4 he made strictly reliable. Refare4eeA
exchanged. Must invest from 700 to
SO, o0o Apply TO Z. 7. frnu. mesa .-
peaks & Ohio r. h 3e2 Ezeaa~as. .ss"
TOrs-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
PIANOS AMP ORGANS.

WE, BJfY. for spOt cash second hand raionss
-snd postal and representative VII cali
We have Stsiuwsy bargains WISE Piano
Co. Il East t23th ST.