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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
UTICA AND DWIGHT ANCHOR
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
Sale Values
in Co-fo~tableS

August Sale Values
in Co-[o~ta5leS
August Sale Prices End With August
Were
Full size Ftg'd SiIkoline-
white cotton filed reversible...1g .9S
Fig'd ss1een-cord edge. los .49
Fig'd Camaric-Turkey red OF
fig q back-fancy stitch. --.-. 2fs fSS
French Sateeu and Cambria
with or without border. ..... 60 4 0S
Extra fine French Sateen-pure
sanitary cotton hled..,--.--. 3.29 2TG
French sateen-extra size. .-. 3 .9s S.29
Extra size sateen-plain colors aus 9 90
French Scteen-dovvn HIletl-
centre piece and silk cord edge Cos 4 .SS
Extra fine Down flIed all silk
or plain satecn back
were s1O.9s % s1G9s ... s. 0S to Is. 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

No MAIL ORDERS
For August Sale Goods.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
Semi=Annua1 Stock Clearances
VIE TAKE STOCK AUGUST 31ST.

rife counted
Then
you why quantities
as far possible
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
August Sale Values
In Fine Blankets

II 4'AA- 0-&AA<-S
August Sale Prices End with August
10-4 WHITE BLANKETS
selected WooI-desirabIe for Hotels.
Boarding Houses. Steamers. etc
We're S4W --.---..-.-- -... Y. 46
OUR GREAT FAMILY BLANKETS
tStfxSI tnChl-extra heavy weight
selected White California Wool
desirable b0rders-were S5.9S- ..... g %
WHITE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
IA tT2xS4l u ga lbs
strictly all wool warp and fliinz-
until now S6s9S- .----...... 4 98
FINE WHITE CALIFORNIA;
Full double bed size guaranteed
all wool-weTe Ss-9S- .----...-..-..5. %
EXTRA FINE WHITE CALIFORNIA;
l24 tTSxs4 inch) finest all wool
warp and hiling-were S16.Ss- 20. 9S
August Sale Values n
Muslinss Sheets, etc.
August Sale Prices End with August
BLEACHED NITSLINS
Yard vide-eXtra heavy ID 70
LIMIT % YARDS.
Question II we VIII have enough % last
until end Of sale. wholesale price. cents.
UTICA AND DWIGHT ANCHOR
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
Stock Clearances Continue
RIGHT TO THE END OF AUGUST
Wen Keep UP Extraordinary Values In
Blankets and
Household Dry Goods

Our August Sales have turned ''dulI" August into
one Of the busiest months Of Sunnn1er-VaIues did
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
HELP WANTED.

one Of the best companies wants agents;
they can make from 500 TO 500 per week.
Address Box 5.i55 Boston. Mass
ANY intelligent person may earn n good in
come corresponding tor newspapers: no
eanvasstng; experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYN
DICATE. Lockport. y. 7.
GENTLEMAN of tact anu ability. accus-
toned to earning s.. 500 per alnUm-
salesman. 10 hrst class houses on the road
or IN the city. Address STAYER. Box l6.
Tribune Office.
CANVASSERS
New proposition on New-Tork morning
newspaper for city and out OF town; steady
work 10 good men; transportat tion furnished
start Immediately. WILLIAM n GCTB
LIUS. 5 a. m. Room l. Tribune Building
So DAY AND COMMISSION.
MAN HUNTING Is OUR BUSINESS.
II you are competent 10 fill a strictly
nigh grade position, call or write HAP
GOODS uncJ. suite Sos. 800 Broadway
WANTED. Boy for Office. Gentle pre-
feIred; bring references. SUTPHEN &
MHER, Desbrosses-st-
WANTED. experience non-union paper
ruler. 10 take charge OF six machines;
give references and wages expected BUX-
Female.
GIRL for general hOusework; small family;
wages, Sl4, reference Address II. Box
10. Tribune Office.
MAID and SEAMSTREsS. <25: references
required. Mrs COLLIER. To- West
23d-st.
HOUSEWORKER. small family: $50. ref
eienceS required. Mrs. COLLIER. 122
West 23d-st
MOTHERS $ HELPER English or Ameri-
can preferred. 10 take care Of two babies
Z and 2lz years old. Cell, with first class
references only. Room 90T, Is WiIliam-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
August Sale Values in
RCffled Curtains, etc.

August Sale Prices End with August
Dotted Muslin Curtaias-
hemstitchef r1ffle-were 81 2g. .-.--. 80
Bnhbinet CUrtairs-wide rufie-
lace ins'tg and edge-were Sc . 40
Robbiuet Bonne Femmes-
bovkHot nedallions with PNnaisSance
edge and t1sarJs-were So ..,-. I .9S
Ronne Renaissance motifs
and festOon valance-were 81. 3 .9S
10 Ct Snowflake ~urtainings-40 inch. z
Real Arabian PaneIs-were S1-I9- .-. 80
Cold Striped Swisses-we~e .15.--..- Os.
Ruf7ed Ne5 Cu-taintngs- 80 .25
sash Iaces-Arabiau and White
variety II desisns-werc d.. 80
12ls Ct Lace Striped Scrims-4o inch. So
August Sale Values
IN Pine Rugs
August Sale Prices End with August
FRENCH SMYRNA RUGS Reversible
colorings Of pure vegetable dyes that in
sure lasting briIliancy-artistic designs
15x3a. ....--... 90 27x55. .-..... .95
36x63 ..-.-.-.-------..-.-.. I 80
Hail sizes-3x9 ft..--....-. 3 90
2x2 yds.-(an unusual size) 9 90
BEST WOOL. ART SQUARES
reversible and strictly fast colOrs-
25 styles-Sx4 yds. t9x12 ft)...- 6 40
FIBRE RUGS
The newest floor covering and
strictly sanitary-twO sizes
9x12 ft.-elsewhere S12- 9S.-.-- 6. .9S
26x6O in.-elsewhere 81 9S. .-. I 81
REVERSIBLE KASHIIIR and
Imported Scotch Brussels Rugs
nothing more durable for hard
wear-9x12 ft-spccial- .......-- I &. 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
REMEDIES.
TYPEWRITING.
Typewriting-5 cents per line.

Typewrifing-5 cents per line.
HEADQUARTERS for typewriters: rented.
repaired. bought. sold inspections. sup
plies RAPID SERVICE SHERWOOD.S
Exchange. ~ Liberty-st Telephone 1886
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS. imme-
date service on calls; charges most rea-
sonabie. r q. DYETT 60 Broadway Tel
!. J.33S-Cort.
THPEWRITERS.- makes sold rented
repaired, exchanged. reliable service
GOkMAN, 40 Nassau-s:- Telephone .T4O-
CCrtlandt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

WORK WANTED.
Situations Yanted-Aiale and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding - worC.sl. tnr@-
insertions. - cents. seven Insertions 30
cents. Exceeding - words and less than %
words. three Insertions. 80 cents. seven In
sertions 60 cents.
experience in bank. mill. corporation, mer-
cant.Ie partnership, audtJS. sOiiclts, account
ancy all brsnChes. terms moderate. Ed
MCfD WILLCON, 255 4th-ave.
BOOKKEEPER-Yo man. %. as as
sistant bOokkeeper and general office as
sistant. moderate salary, experienced F.
p. H, Jr- II Kosciusho Place. Brooklyn
BOOKKEEPER of ability. temporary or
permanent. with a business house reQutr-
ing clean, correct and systematic work;
highest references. wages moderate. ROB-
EKTSON. Isl William-St-
BOOKKEEPER By young man. best ref
erences. salary s.. 4 G2EENSPAN,
/ 90 BIook-ave., Bronx.
BOOKKEEPER. insurance or mercantile,
desires re-eugaEement, good references
J. G.. Box L. Tribune ONCE.
PCOKKEEPER.- Married man as book
keeper or assistant, sala-y SIS per WeetI.
T, 1J5 6thave.
BILL CLERK o. OFFICE ASSISTANT
tAperisnced- Address SAMUEL VII
SON, POI Osborn-st. Brooklyn.
BOY. IA. in office: can use telephone and
write we'll. best references. PHILIP
JACOBS. - Cannon-st
BOY. u. in an electrical business has had
eight months experience, state wages.
ALEX SCHRCTH. 5@3 Wes- SIth-st.
BOY. Il. residing with parents with elec-
trcal firm TO learn business. some expert
enee with large concern WILLIAM No
Ian. 100 Sd-ave-
BOY. II. desires position IN printing
Office can set ana distribute type. also
can iced. ROSE. Isl Hamburs-ave
Brooklyn.
BRICK MASON and PI.tsTERER. ER.-AIter-
ations on buildings; work by day Ir con
LABSTICK. iS3 East 1l7th-st.
preferred +. MGRATH. 1872 Park ave
BUYER for hotel middle aged man.
thoroughly posted in produce markets
Address Buyer Box IS. Tribune once
CFIA j-F'FEJ-R. Licensed: speaks six Ian
FuaGes mechanic; sober and trustworthy.
steady place IN private family VITAL.
care Of Mr.. Marie. 3o2 West 52d-st.
CHAUF FEUR and repair man. experienced.
wishes place on twO or four cy l.ndcr ear.
Address CHA irfFEUR. Tribune Uptown
once. 1.3G4 BROADWAY
CHAUFFEUR and repair man. experienced.
"a chauffeur on four-cyllnter gasOiene
car. Address F. G.. Tribune Uptown or
fce. 1894 Broadway
CHAUFFEUR R-C'sreful driver; first class
reference w HOPLER. AT LOppack-
er's Garage Bloomfield. =. J.
CHAUFFEUR and MACTuNIST. Good.
reliable operator On any make ear. &.
EI-CK - Avenue \
1-TT4f-TfF-r,I-R. on foreign and domestic
cars. can make all re%airs; hrst class
-,aghtufzr- references from last employer.
y - PITCHER. III West 21th-st
.,TJAT-FFETrR Licensed. good reference
from last employer. D. TOOMEY 22B
F-ast TGth-st care II Fyne.
CHAUFFEUR. Aged =: experienced on all
rss0iene cars. in garage or private fam
nv. strictly sober. II kLESSE, $50 East
I52d-Sf
Fl .r,ERI.Y. unencumbeFed American ex-
rssrienced business gentleman will protect
,.o,,r interest In anything honorable. most
sp1-ob here. viii travel as companion and
nretector Address COMPETENT. Box Il.
TI.bgEe Ollca
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs--5oO second hand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought aud ex-
changed. GEO b. EDDY. 30S Maiison-s-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
WORK WANTED.


Male.
YOUNG MAN. q. al ANYTHING. s-,v.r
preferred; references: please state SALARY
WILLIAM P. NUFER. ADJ East 5th-st
YOUNG MAN. oolored. speaking thrae Ian
guages, desires work at anything from G
z m 70 3. V. GOMEZ. 4SS Carlton-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

LOST -Rankb6ok No sea. 21i Bans for
saving 2SO 4th-ave New Y nrk. ray
raent stopped Please return hook - bunk.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

ENGINEER.-Sober and Industrious. no
license. citv or country; understands Cor
1ss and other types, cynauos and electric
lighting: economical fireman: hard and soft
coal: nrst class pipsdtter and good OF re-
pairs. Address ENGINEER. Box l. Trib-
Cue O1hce
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
Single insertions 8 cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecutively. 81. which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered In
The Tribure's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
tor period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
oE.ce OF Tho Now-York Tribune. 1854
broadway. between seth and s7th SITS,
EXCEPTIONAL.
FEW REFINED PEOPLE CAN SECURE
In PRIVATE FAMILY
ATTRACTIVE HOME SURROUNDINGS.
WITH BRIGHT ROOMS,
EXCELLENT CUISINE AND
PERFECT SERVICE
BY ADDRESSING
p. o. BON 80.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.
WHY 20 to a boarding house when YOU
can enjoy the comfort of a well ordered
Motel at exceedingly low summer rates.
Rooms and Board. l4.O0 per week & upward
Rooms S1.0O per day upward
Restaurant Ia Carte and Table d Hote.
HOTEL BRISTOL. 122 West 49th-st
Telephone. 491C-3Sth.
S3-Parlor. dining room. and gentlemen
dining room (smoking). Attractive rooms;
cooking perfect.
ssTH-sT.. 25o wEsr.-Elegsnt home Of
private family; large. sunny room (pianol
ana adjoining front bedroom: running
wafer library: literary and artistic atmOs-
phere; accommodate three; references re-
quired.
81 WEST D-ST--Handsome front rooms;
Tenhed surroundings: every convenience:
eeiect house. excellent table. references;
moderate
S9TH-sT.. 43 WEST.-single double rooms.
with baths; bachelors; physicians ofhce,
with bathroom and reception room: CLUB
breakfast optional, telephone, private house
2oTH-ST.. 40 WEST.-With board: desir-
able rooms; house and appointments first
class; references
PARTICULAR PEOPLE requiring resi-
dence, with board and cool rooms, can
secure same at - East 34th-st.
4S3 COLUMBCS-A ANE-Pr.vate family; with
CT without board. PHELPS. third floor.
210 WEST I'D ST-BeautifuI rooms; su-
Perior table. references given and re
quired.
IRVING PLACE. 6s.-Handsomely fur
h!shed large rooms. running water. parior
aiming room; excellent table. reference
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
ANTIQUES.

THD ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE 1872 154 West 34th-st, near
7th-ave.-The ideal shop for lovers of an
tiques and seekers for bargains in odd pieces
OF every description. The largest collection
and lowest prices. The most popular store.
l52 and 154.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
BUSINESS OF
COUNTY BOARD
Many Matters Considered TT m
Der interests Ask for
Endorsement

The county board of commissioners
have been rushed with work during its
first week of business for the new term
and many road petitions have been pre-
scented and taken under consideration
The commissioners have been busy ex-
aiming the bonds Of precinct officers
and will be acted on as rapidly as pos
sible.
During his week VIM. Deary of Spo-
kane. representing the Potlatch Lum-
Der company and s. L. Mcfarland, at
torney for the same, appeared before
the board and addressed it relative to
the "twenty-year time extension" on
state timber lands and asked that the
board endorse the action Of the timber
companies in securing the extension.
The matter was taken under advise
ment for consideration. Mr.. Dearp ex-
planned to the board that his company
desired to do business in Nez Perez
county and that the desired extension
would materially benefit the work that
is to be inaugurated here. He stated
that within three years active opera
tons would begin and mill estab-
lished in Lewiston and that the same
would be in operation within five years.
He further stated that $1,000, 900 would
be expended in the enterprise. He
stated that in the event the extension
of time was not secured that the tim
Der interests would be enforced to take
off its state holdings as soon as posi-
BILE and would necessitate the leaving
of the timber lands that are owned in
fee simple until all the other timber
was removed which would be many
years. Attorney Mcfarland also ad-
dressed the commissioners on the sub
jeet.
Yesterday the board considered the
matter OF the annexed portion of Sho-
shone county but deferred action in
making an appointment Of an account
ant to look after the transcribing of the
records. cit is stated that c. A. Hast
ings, Maj. Frank Burke, LATE Williams
and S. Leslie Thompson are applicants
for the position.
1t is expected that the board will be
in session during the balance Of this
month and part Of next month.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
MINNEAPOLIS DELIVERY

Liverpool opening-Wheat. I'D low
er: corn, hd higher.
Liverpool close-Wheat, s1Ad low
err; corn, A@%d lower.
Chicago cars-Wheat, IS; corn, 232;
oats. 40.
Chicago hog receipts. 10000: market
steady; left over, 1912.
Chicago cash close-No. 2, red, $1.20;
No. 2, harl, s1.14@1.17: No. 3, hard,
$1.os11.14; No. 1. spring. s12O0121;
No. q spring, $t.1211.15; No. 9. spring,
$1.05@1.15.
Minneapolis receipts--6 cars against
S92 last year.
Duluth receipts-6 cars against SO
last year.
polis--Wheat has been firm
today on lack of ocerings. The May
option opened at about last nights fig
ure. Liverpool came A@Ac lower at
the close. There were few realizing
sales and the big Wall street clique is
holding fast to all their purchases,
rather feeling inclined to add to their
already heavy long line, cash wheat a
trifie easier today, but when we take
into, consideration the big advance we
have had, we deem it as a very strong
bull factor. Buy wheat at the present
prices. adding to your line on any
slight reactions, you can not afford to
be without wheat, waiting for a dip is
dangerous, because wheat Is bound to
sell much higher
Corn and oats-The coarse grains
showed considerable strength, wheat at
the present figures will surely sell
corn to a much higher level. The news
is all bullish, considerable short selling
the past week. cash business has been
slow, but the export will show an in
crease. We advise the purchase of
both corn and oats for a long pull, con-
slider them a good investment.
| PROFESSIONALS all along stated, buy
pork, you cannot place a more profita
BILE deal than in pork. The market has
been hanging around the present fig
ures too long, it Is slippery, and a rur
OF a dollar per barrel can be expected
Buy now it is well worth the present
prices
I, Stocks = Opened generally firm
stocks have had a good advance. bu
the conditions warranted the move
and even better. On any slight reac
tons we advise purchases Of the bette
class of dividend payers. hold ont ,
them they will make you money.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
CUT OUT THE MANEUvERS
EXPENSE CONSIDERED TOO GREAT
Uncle Sans Men May Not Have Another Outing
President Will Deliver an Address in
New York

received permission from the Spanish
government to sign the Spanish Amer
lean arbitration treaty.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
Notice .Cleruvmen

Application blanks for clergymen's
half fare permits for 1905 may be had
by calling at the o. r. & N. Office.
C. w. MOUNT. General Agent.
Dec 3O-Jan TO-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
100000 OOOOOO 5000
o coE COMMISSION MARKETS o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHICAGO DELIVERY
Option Open High Low Close

Wheat
May. 1867 117a 1851 1867 Y
July. 1881 ss%A ssA ssA "
Corn
July. 46A % 44s 441s 441h
July. ASA q ASH ASH ASK
Oats
May. 31H q 31Hss 81 311s
July. 31A BIZ 3O7s 311k
Pork
Jan. 1880 l1o30
May. 1870 1877 1852 1889
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18
COURAGEOUS Judge,

a few days since Judge Cook Of the
Eleventh judicial district, becoming
suspicious of the sheriff and CRANE
jury, took the bit in his teeth and suS.
pended the sheriff and named a Specia.
officer for that term Of the court and
dismissed six Of the grand jurors. 1t
was a bold and courageous act and a
righteous one. There is greatly need
ed in this State. a more independent,
c%oncientiOuS judiciary and less Of this
namby-pamby spirit which is afraid
some one will be offended. The writer
has been in court and witnessed
judges swearing in grand juriCS, when
these judges knew So far as they know
anything, that there were men taking
0athS who were perjuring themselves.
The judges knew that if these jurors
regarded their oathS they would send
themselves or their close relatives to
the court bar for trial and the judges
knew when the OathS were admins
tered such would not he done. When
we get judges who will hew to the
line OF right n not endeavOr to fol-
low the road to popularity, then there
will be less of the cry Of lawleSSneSS.
Cook is to be commended for
his curse. Biloxi Review.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18
HOLD FAST.

Again we would say to cotton farm
ers that they need not be alarmed.
If they will but hold their cotton a
short while better prices await them.
The bear element are marshalling all
their forces to rout the farmer. They
have attacked the market from above
and below; from the front and from
the rear, still in the face of all that,
it shows remarkable strength and vi
tally and every time they make a
stroke at prices and force them down,
like a rubber ball. they rebound and
frequently 90 higher than before.
The crop is beyond all reasonable
doubt very short and the law of sup
ply and demand will enevitably force
prices very much higher than they
are. The farmers have everything to
win and nothing to lose by holding.
In the contest between the bull" and
the bear" element they are support
ed by the best organization they have
ever had and they have the sympathy
and support of the bankers and other
business interests Of the South beyond
any past record. So we see no reasons
that should prompt the marketing Of
now unless it be maturcd obi
cations. The world is bound to have
the cotton just as much SO as the
is necessarily compelled to
the money for his product. So
we would again enjoin the farmers to
counsel together. Let not each one
direct his efforts Independently of his
brother farmer. In unity there is
strength.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18

Professor j. n. Powers, of West
Point, is on the programme to discuss
The County Superintendent and his
Mission" at the sixteenth annual SeS-
sion Of the Southern Educational AS
~soCiation which cOnveneS in Nashville
IN November %. Professor Powers
fame as a speaker is reaching beyond
mississippi and We feel sure that he
will both instruct and entertain his
learned auditors.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18

The story going the rounds in DO.
ijtical circles that a way would be
znade for Governor Vardaman and
John Sharp Williams not to oppose
each other for the United States Sem
ate, was suggested to us several
months ago by a prominent travelling
salesman who resides in Grenada. AS
n means of accomplishing this Sena-
tH McLaurin would be placed on the
supreme bench, thereby making room
,fm both the governor and Mr.. Will
jams in the senate. We felt then,
as we know now, that the deal would
not 70 for the reason that we did not
believe that the gentlemen named
would agree to it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18

Mississippi made herself felt at the
Chattanooga Conference. Coy. Varda.
man was a prominent figure there and
JOhn Sharp Williams drafted the res.
slntions that brought the Convention
s9gcther. The action Of the Conven-
lion will unQueStiOnably largely shape
HE quarantine laws that will likely
be passed by congress. In substance
it declared itself for federal control of
she quarantine at sea coast cities and
FOR joint cooperation between the fed
tral government and the states at
inland points. BY this means the
states will sacrifice none of their rights
as to their own affairs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18
Your Subscription Is Due.

To the subscriber, who reads this
and has not paid his subscription, this
applies. The year 1905 is drawing to
y close. We have a large number of
unpaid subscriptions on our books
"hich amount to quite a good deal to
IS. Subscription is really due in adj
vance; not after we have furnished
ihc paper twelve months. So we hope
Eur friends will take due notice and
ie SC prompt that we will not have a
single unpaid subscription on our
cooks at the close of the year.
THE GRENADA SENTINEL.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-18
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

By decree of the ehancery court, of Grena-
da county, State of Mississippi, rendered on
the nth day of October, 1905. In cause No.
will as the commissio ner. named in said
Decree offer for sale. on Monday the 18th day
Of Dec, 1905, within legal hours, at the east
da county, Mississippi, at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash. the following
lands, Situated in the west ward OF the city
OF Grenada. Grenada county, state OF Missis-
described as east half OF lot 81 and lot
227, and u feet OF OF the south side of lot 90.
This the 10th day OF November, 1906,
S. A. MORRISON, Sol. for Com. 4
Us. KING, CON-.