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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
Hair Mattresses

A new department. established IN
respOnse to many requests from
customers. who say I'VE know we.
will get them cheaper if you handle
them. -. We are ready now. and
will fill orders at following prices.
All pure hair-no shoddy, no
cotton. no excelsior-no mixture of
any Undiscovered with best A. C.
A. Ticking.
All full length in following
widths
f. inches-45 lbs.
SOS 11-98 1898 to 22.99
7 .9S 10. 90 1898 to 1898
8 r.. 6 inches-S5 lbs.
COS 9.9S 1913 to 1898
s fr.-SO lbs. =
SOS sos 9.9S to 1893
New importation
German Linen Tickings
Solid stripes or Red or Blue with
white-fast colors-feather proof
90 inch........-. 10 90 80 to SO
eG inch 70 .9S 1. 20
No such stock elsewhere
And nowhere so low.
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ensure greater assortm ents than eve
I'm ALL, DEPARTMENTS.
The New i'm Dress Goods

Introduced through medium Of our
quick selling prices. which mean 10
to 20 per cent less than others ask.
IMPORTED BATISTES-42 inch
comprehensive assortment OF
new tints-fuIly IS distinct
and different shades for
day and evening-also Black
others ask SO and Is. -.......... 90
STYLISH TAILOR SUIT1NGS-
Plain and Cheviot finish
full line Of newest Fall colorings-
in hairline checks and broken plaid
effects-5O cent quality-here. .-..- 80
NEW FALL GRANTEES
All WOOl-5S inches wide
very serviceable for Tailored Skirts
and Costumes-good value at IS 90
Note extra Widths inch
52-INCH ALL WOOL COVERTS-
Tan. Mode oxford. light and
dark Gray. French. Royal and
Navy Blue, Garnet and Black
value SO cents. .-....... SO
NEW CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
beautiful finish. and in all the
desirable shades-50 inch-duality
that ought TO and does elsewhere
sell at 81 25-our price ...-........ .SS
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The Newest i'm
Curtain Poles

WOOD CURTAIN POLES
five kinds-complete with wood
Ends, Brackets and Rings
5 II. long-value so -.---...-.....
FINE POLISHED BRASS POLES
Banded Ball Ends-brass fixtures
3 IT long-value IS -----...-..-.-
SWINGING PORTIERE POLES
3 #. long-Oak or Mahogany
complete-instead of S1.50. ........
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MACHINERY.

--@-I1TCFD PRICES ZOO second hand
Al ~ and iron working machines: fully
Weed machinery bought and ex
gnsIa.5 Gee. =. EDDY. 39s Madison 81.
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OPTICIANS.

..,,,,p- ON eye glasses don't come off until
ShOn taka them on: free demonstration
, you no fancy prices. TURNER, optician.
aa .,or Court ~ West Sith-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

>-,cuEsr PRICES PAID In cash for
49,. tickets. diamonds, pearls and jew
nh"h BAUM. 223 Bowery.
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PHOTO ENGRAVING.

BALI TONI and line WORK. catalogues and
color WORK excellent results. low prices
HAGOPIAN PHOTO ENG RAFING co, 3
Great ,Jones-st- Phone 1850 Spring.
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STORAGE.

NICHOLS'S EXPRESS AND VANS. 2G+
West 18th -st.-Baggage delivered 70
stea n boats and railways MOVING. snip
ping and hacking Pianos a specially. Tel.
40 Norningside-
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TRUNKS.
TOILET ARTICLES.

ADVERTISEMENT snc subscriptions for
The tribune received at their Uptown
df1ce, 40. 1854 Broadway. between "'h
END s7fh sts until q O'Clock q. m 1d|ef-
usernents received at the following tcanch
Offices al regular Office rates until o'cloek
gis:; q stS-fYk. e.; cor 2sa-st- j
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Tapestries and Damasks
Sale Continues

Not In many months have such
values been offered-the more re-
markable because this is the time
of times when such fabrics are in
demand =. If You have not yet in
vestigated these offerings. do jus
tice to the power of your money
and do So
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RUSINESS CHANCES.

BOARDING HOUSE for sale Wasnington
Heigbtr. 10 rooms, baths steam la :,
hot water supply. modern. attfacuNr' C,e 90
Of 500 900 LAYTON < ROGERS. l'u"V
AnEterlgu-avc., iA2d-si.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER,
PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STETSON, JOS Fulton,
8. patent solicitor: expert: staohshe"
1888. real service: telephone 42e9 J"hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

A fine range OF gross point Gobelin
and French taffeta weave tapcstrles-
could not be bought now to QS
sell under 81. T1...............----
Heavy cotton tapestries-silk warp go
effects best colors-value So
Imported Brocade Tapestries-all over
figures or heraldic designs I DO
worth So. 80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Imported silk woven Gobelin Tapestries.
so inch-every desirable color
elegant medallion effects, that cut
well for chair seats and backs or 4 Or
for larger furniture-wortn $500.
Rich Verona Velours-two toned
small ffgures-desirable for furni- I 40
ture-best colors-worth 81 %
Rich Embd VeIours-brought
to this country 70 sell at $500 to
$500 a yard-designs enbd on Or
finest fax velour-best colors.... -
French and American Silk Damasks-
elegant quality-L.ouis XIV. and
XVI and Rocco designs
Worth $3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS
Worth $250 .....-..., ....-...-1 40
Worth $500 to So. 76.........."1. SO
ABSOLUTELY NEW STOCK OF
UPHOLST'Y PRINCES, EDG1NGS.
CHIPS AND FANCY CORDS,
8 CENTS TO 1.9S.
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New Velvets, Corduroys and We
New Styles in
Women's Wool, Silk
and Lace Waists.

White. colors and black-Mohalr
MINIS Veilings. Albatross and otner
fashionable woollens; Peau dc
Cygne. Peau de Sole and Ta1eta
Silk: Point Venise. Baby Irish Gro
Chef and Val. Laces-the variety OF
trimmings embraces pleats, snr-
rings. tucks. embroidery and lace
applied in newest and most varied
forms-Shirt Waist and Dress eff
fects-nowhere can you find larger
assortments or better chosen styles
Wool Waists. =. I 90 to 7.9S
Silk Waists. 2.9S to 10. 50
Lace Waists. .5.9S to 24.SS
And new styles coming in every day
TO swell the assortment.
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Incompatible Values
and Stocks of
New Outing Flannels
and Flannelettes.

New German Flannels-Persian
and allover desisns-alSo combination.
plain and Persian stripes and polka
Spots-a varied assortment for
Kimonos, House Gowns, Bath Robes.
Sc.-SpeCial --.----- -.....-..+-. = -
Yard wide French Flannelettes-
smooth surface. mapped back-specially
desirable for Children's School
DresseS-new Persian. Floral
and Stripe effects, IN medium coiorings-
these pretty hannelettes also make
charming House Gowns and kimonos--
elsewhere Is observation-disclosures = =
New Fleeced VeIourettes-resemoie
Eiderdowns. but have a cneViot
wcave-ccne in all the dainty
color and figure effects 70 be
found in expensive All Wool EiderdownS--
for kimOuos, Wrappers.
Lounging Robes and Chiidren'S Wear
ought to he 5..,.--.-.---.. 10
other Outing Flanneis and
Flanuclettes. IN wonderful variety
ST.. 81. "a S%.- o.
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'eNo Place Like Hearn's for Value"
Underprice Offering of
Lace and Ruffled Curtains

ties are ordinarily sold for.
French Novelty Curtains-mounteo on ~
Gable Net-elsewhere $685. .--'---+ 90
Irish Point and Point de Calais
most beautiful designs We have
ever shown, including allover
vine effects, or plain centres with
handsome borders 30
would be good value at 81. as- -..---0- 20
irish Point Clirtains-heavy floss
work desiCns-worth $500. .---.-l 20
900 Pairs Scotch Lace Curtains
real lace effects. with overlook 30
edce-22 styles-worth Sl-5o. ....---- 30
irish Point Bed sets-rich 100
-,ada1iion centres-Special value 80 (. %
Sold by others at s7-Ss
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s, Is, 20, %, "a West Fourteenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
LACROSSE CHAMPIONS TO RLM SEATTLE TEAM

players are all IA good condition.
ana as they have defeated both the
Vancouver and Victoria teams on
the home grounds they are anxious
10 take the champions down the line
10 defeat. They have made
splendid showing since the season
opened. considering the fact that the
game ~ ln rs Infancy IN this city
and also that this Is the first year
they have been I'm real fast com
pany. This viii be the last appear
hnee Of the Westminster team IN
this city and the local management
Is ia hopes that there Will be a
large turnout 10 assist the local
team In adding another victory 20
les record. Among the players who
ara turning oHt regularly ~ prse-
tice and showing good form are
Lionel Y0rke. Jeff OBrien. Billy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
NATIONAL nIFLE TOURNAMENT

SEA GRIT n. J.. AUG. 24.-The
great national shooting tournament
under the auspices % the national
board for the promotion Of rife
practice opened at the Sea 0lrt
national rifle range this morning
IL u the third tournament % ita
kind ever held IN this country un.
der the law 81 congress authorizing
these competitions in markaman-
ship and providing for the requi-
site funds FOR holding them How
much tho interest In these annual
tournaments has increased Is ap-
parent from tho fact that only IS
teams competed In the tournament
In the fall Of 1908. four Of them
being from the army and navy.
Ohio and Michigan were the only
states which sent complete teams
Al the tournament In 1904. which
was held 81 Fort Riley. kan. 70
teams took part. while this year ~
teams. representing nearly every
state IN the union. Hawaii and the
District Of Columbia. have been en-
tered. besides teams from the Unit
ed States infantry and cavalry. the
navy. ths marine ser 30 and the
academies Rt West polnt and An
napolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Tho big international lacrosse
match between the New Weatmtn-
btcr and Seattle teams. 10 be played
NJ Recreation park. Saturday after
noon. IN aroumng considerable in
tereat and will be one OF the best
games ~ the season. as both teams
are very strong for this game. and
the admirers OF the game In this
city who turn out 10 witness this
match Will Hee a battle royal 10!
championship supremacy The New
Westminster team IL tho best In the
business today and won tho cham
pionahip OF the world In 1900 They
have practically tho same line up
today ah they had when they made
tho trip east. The local team viii
have to be up and going all the
time TO lower the eolorB OF the
coast team that has made It's city
famous by lis winnings. The local
squad 10 hard at work every at
tsrnoon aud evening fitting itself
for the battle on Saturday II will
give a good account Of itself as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

THE DOPE SHEET

Each contestant has 20 cover the
course twice al each race.
The gold cup offered by the
American Power Boat association
was first won for the Columbia
Yacht club by Price Mckinney with
his standard Last year Il was won
from the New York Yacht club by
tho Chippewa Yacht club with VII
lis sharpe Kiimer's NinEt-et-un III.
The New York Yacht club IL de-
termlned 20 win back the trophy
II possible and entered as It's ehal.
lenger Andre Massonet'a G0-horHe'
power Panhard H. Tho Frontenac
Yacht club Il also ambitious to win
the trophy. and az the race THIS
morning vas represented by the N
2 r.. owned by A. II, and W, w.
Richardson. OF Dover. DEL. After
the race this evening the visiting
eiuhmen will be the guests OF the
Chippewa Yacht club. The races
will officially close on Saturday ~
sunset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Within 10 days three Of the great
eat track drivers in the automobile
world have sustained injuries which.
in two cases. shaved fatality - mar
rowly that the escapes border on tho
miraculous.
And ia one case. that of webb
Jay. the injured man IL not out Of
the shadow 81 the valley % death.
He has. Il Is reported. a flghtinE
chance To live.
The men injured are Barney old
field. OF Toledo. Earl Kiser. OF
Dayton. and Webb jay. % Cleye-
land all from OHIO aud all driving
cars made In Cleveland
In each ease the driver was IA
lured by his car plunEinE through
the fence OF a circular track shilg
doing better than n mile n minute.
barney Oldfleid. driving the
Peerless Green Dragon. holder Of
more track records than any man
in the business and generally re-
rurded as the greatest driver In the
world vas injured during the De-
troll national circuit nesting Hia
accident was peculiar In itself
Oldfeld. leading his competitors,
had the position next TO the fence.
when his engine sent wrong and The
car slowed up Dan WurEiHs. drlv-
ing the Rso Bird. was close behind
OIdfield. hts machine running m full
speed. Unable 20 turn out. Wur-
gias crashed into the Green Dragon.
sending Il through the fence into
the infietd.
oidneld was picked up uncon-
seioua. His left arm was broken AZ
the shoulder Hla scalp was cut IN
several places. His body was COW
cred with injuries. The car Was not
injured much. Oldfield went into a
hospital for a few days. but with
that pluck which has made him
famous, appeared IN Cleveland dur
ing the second day Of the meet In
the Forest city and drove an exhi-
billion for the benefit Of Kiser.
The Saturday previous 20 his ex-
hibition, Kiser received tho injury
which resulted I'm the loss OF hts left
leg. The Dayton Dumping" was
alone on the track. in the Winton
Bullet He was speeding the car.
which had not been working we'll.
and was travelling well under the
minute. In negotiating tho turn al
the three-quarter pole. the Bullet
plunged down the track, through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
hathan's Joke

SAN FRANctsCo. Aug. as.--Sat
Goodwin says be had placed SO. 900
on Britt 10 beat Nelson. and says he
expects 60 cash lie said 4 don't
care whether tho fight IL for one
round 90 rounds. 20 rounds. 90
rounds ur lee rounds n viii be the
same result. Britt yin be the win
ner. Hes borrow. steal. OF mort
gage your real estate and put % up
on uFitt"
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Delicate women Hho are subject
60 nervous spells. bncknehs. bear
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

plungssi. lie ioat hla bearlngn and
ahot through she outer fenee. the
car piunging over n i5foot embank-
meat. into a pool Of water.
AZ the hospital ~ uaH learned Jay
vas suffering from conclusion Of
the brain. a broken LEFT thigh. nine
fractured ribs aud many minor ln=
Iurioa
II be lives. Il will be his splendid
constitution which SAVES him. a. the
Injuries are enough 10 kill hair q
dozen ordinary men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

AT CLEVELAND First game.
Cleveland (. Boston Z Second game:
Cleveland ? Boston !.
At DETROIT Detroit 1. Wash
ingt0n 9.
At CHtcAGO-FirBt game Chi
cEEo >. Philadelphia l. Second
game Chicago 2. PHILADELPHIA 4
AT ST. LOuis-Flrst game. 81
Louis 6. New York o. Second game.
81. Louis Q, New York l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

sfnnce and Into the infieid. Eur 30
feet the Wheels TOTE down the fsure.
and Kisers left les served as a
fender
Covered with injuries. hts LEFT leg
crushed and hanging by shreda. his
arm broken. kiaer never lost con
seriousness. Ny God. boys. my lrE.
he muancd ms the ambulance men
lifted him onto a ssrstehor.
That was ali But those few words
testified 60 tho agony the poor fell
iow was suffering.
Webb Jay was injured ~ The Buf-
falo meeting OF the national circuit.
The accident occurred In the final
heat 81 the Buffalo derby. with Her
hert Lyttle. OF the Popr Tolrdo.
Charles thurman. Of the Peerless.
aud Webb Jay. Of the White. az
competitors.
Jay led for a mile. whoa byttle.
forging TO tho front. threN up
cloud Of dust into whi.h Jaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Cameron. Andrew williamson. Verj
non Green. Mike McCanee Captain
Milne. Jack Deer Wallace. ArchleI
Mcdonald Sam Hague. Dr. Hart-l
negal. Jim Hill. Billy Mitchell. jim
my Graham. and they are all work
ing hard for a position IA Saturdays
lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
IoaAcco. HEART.

Constant use ~ narcotics has q
uHfaiyziHE effect upon the heart ar-
ton. II tH first noticeable through
dun. uneuEy pain around lis hFirt,
ness uf breath. trembling. eLe You
should stop the pfoEreaR az The dlH-
ease nt once With Dr. MileE3 Hart
cure. II strengthens and +, FepsirH
the nerve Tissues. and featines
healthy heart action. .
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FAN rood

Hack. back 20 the bottom and Tie
Yourself. It's a shame 10 do a Trims
ike this 10 the siWashea when they
are down. but what right had they
a. 20 down. The siwRahca proved
an easy mark for the Oakland bunch
Wednesday and the scorc OF . TO -
in favor OF the Oakland team, vas
nut up after the ninth inning
Charles. the youth with the many
benders. vas hunted around the
field for about 10 hits L took the
sivashes exactly one week 10 drop
from the top 10 the bottom. Hall Is
said to have played a game OF plhg-
pong on short "Wednesday. lie
muffea almost every one that came
to him. Well. wonder how Ions
We will have 60 stay in the cellar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
WEDNESDAY GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAYnE.

AT NEW YORK = PitiaBurg 2.
New York Z
AT BROOKLYN - Brooklyn 10.
Chicago =
AT PHILADELPHIA - Pmlhdei-
phia 6. Cincinnati ..
AT BOsTON-st Louis G. Bos-
ton ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

The Frisco bunch took the Tigers
round aud round Wednesday after
room and when the chase vas ended
the seals had piled un II runs
while the Tacoma tribe had only ?
This IL going some for the Frisco
team.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

The Angels are again beginning 10
run about and make q Noise like
baseball team. For a while this
season they looked like a bunch q
Dowtaifss roaming about from city
TO city ss~king 0hum they may let
beat them. Now they are kind Of
waking mp 60 the fact that they are
supposed 10 be a real ball team and
they are representing a city of some
Importance. They took the Port
land bunch down the line wednes-
day afternoon The score was . 60
1. and was a very good game. Port
land made one run In the first In
ming and vas shut ont during the
rest OF the game Essick who
pitched for Portland. struck out 10
of the Angels players. but Flem-
ing. the Portland rightfleider. miss
Ing = long fiy. won the game for the
Angels. The Angels are nov fight
ing for third place with the Tigers.
Hope they get ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Charles Hall has started on the
downward path. lie u pitching the
bogus ball again and II you ever
Want 10 So a Woody boy pitcn,
watch Charlie when he is In bad
form. For a while this season be
pitched excellent bali. but he vent
tloNn again after . few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Jimmie NcHAle. who vas released
hy the Siwashes a few DAYS ago. has
been signed by the Portland team.
Tie will play In the outfield. This
MIL mean the release OF either
Fleming or Van Buren,. probably
he former. Who played a very bad
Eams Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

The Seals deserve the top place,
for they have worked hard enough
Tor il. They have played steady ball
ali during the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24
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your cnHna nH hopeless.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-24

Twenty of the fastest motor boats
OF the country crossed the starting
alne THURSDAY morning when the
hlenal for the slarting Of the open
ing race for tho American Power
&aat associations gold cup was
ktven. Hundreds OF large aud
ANAL craft % every description
Rwarmed around the bay and near
abe starting point OF Bell island.
and thousands of persons watched
The progress OF the race from the
Score OF large and small islands
which the competing boats had 70
pass In their course. The course IL
an q soathwcsterly direction seven
miles To a point near the mouth OF
Goose has. thence With a turn 10
hhe back stretch. which runs paral-
eel to the first half OF the course
and leads past Grcaadicr island and
DARK island back to the starting
polnt with another turn. which
makes the total course Is miles,
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Nest Thrilling Act Of the Century,
ssner Arneldo and his Troupe Of
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