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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
ty. state of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate of Emory W LOyejoy. deceased.
Notice.-The cross petition OF N. j..
MulVey. praying for the issuance to j.
i'm the estate OF Emory ". LOvejOy, de-
ceased. has been set for hearing on Sat
urday, the "a day Of December, 4. y.
1896 ut 10 o'clock a. m, at the county
court house in the court room OF said
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake coun-
y, Utah
Witness the clerk of said court.
ISeaD with the seal thereof affixed. this
Ist day of November. A. j.. 1905.
J. l.. ELDREDGE, JR-.
Clerk
toner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
pRoeATe AND GUARDIANSHIP

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further Information
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

And IN aecpfoancs Win law anu
order Of the board Of directors made Q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division. in and for Salt Lake county
state of Utah In the matter OF the es-
tate of Charles Auer. deceased. Notice
The petition Of III. Il. Lyle. administra
with viii annexed of the estate Of Charles
Auer. deceased. for confirmation OF the
sale of the following described real ana
personal estate OF said decedent, to-Wlt-
All of lot J. block Is, plat ], Salt Lake
City survey, salt Lake City and county.
state Of Utah. 20,O00 shares OF the Black
Butte Extension Gold Mining company
$50 shares of the Lucky Bill Mining com
pany. for the sum of $1,000 And upon
the following terms, tO-wit. Cash upon
confirmation. as appears from the return
of sale. filed IN this court. has been set
for hearing on Saturday, the 18th day OF
November A ID. 1905, at 40 o'clock a. m.
at the county court house In the court
room of said court in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court
with the seal thereof affixed. this
/ (Seai) 14th day Of November, A ID. 1So0-
j. u. ELDREDGE. JR., clerk.
ID. B. Hampstead Attorney for Estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26

American character may be robust
and sound as may be desired and vet
it may entirely fail To save us from
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
COTTON JUMPS SCORE OF POINTS.
Southern Bulls Rush Prices Up-Shorts
Hunt for Cover

The cotton market opened weak yesterday. in line
with its trend Wednesday, first quotations being
from points under the preceding days final
figures. The bears sold rather heavily at the
set. but rally occurred on large buying by
Colonel ". P. Brown and Frank b Hayne. Of
New-OrIeans and Mike H Thomas. of Dallas. the
Southern bull operators. who are now in the city.
all three Of whom members of the New-YOrk
Cotton Exchange
These men. who conducted a successful bull cam
pagn in 1903 in this city and New-Orleans. in alli
ance with strong local interests. are understood
to be fully as confident as they were two years
ago of the strength of the bull position in cotton
basing their opinion upon personal observation and
inquiry in the cotton belt and upon the expectation
that the planters likely not TO part with their
holdings Of the staple until they can get satisfac-
tory prices for them.
on Southern and Wall Street buying and short
covering the cotton market, after fluctuations due
10 profit taking. closed with the active futures Y
IN a points higher than at the close on Nednes-
E--
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

the trade in these products as is the 1rnttsd
States.
AS for other products, the new conventional
rates show some reductions as compared with
the autonomous rates. but they are in most
cases considerably higher than the existing
rates.
AS Illustrations of this may be mentioned the
increases Of rates of duty on prepared beef.
which amount to 252 per cent under the new
autonomous and los per cent under the new
conventional tariffs. as compared with the ex-
listing tariff; cycles with the respective in
creases of duty of 525 per cent and 315 per
cent; -four. lbs per cent and 40 per cent etc
In the event Of a. tariff war Section 10 of the
new German tariff law authorizes the govern
ment TO impose surtaxes. in addition to the
autonomous rates, as follows:
Dutiable goods proceeding from states that
treat German ships or products less favorably
than those Of other nations may, without preju-
dice 10 the tariff duties. be burdened with a
surtax ranging up to 100 per cent Of the tariff
duty imposed on such goods, or even with a
surtaX equivalent to the total value of the goods
themselves. Goods free of duty in virtue of the
tariff may, under the same conditions he taxed
with a duty not exceeding 80 per cent ad
ValoreTn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
puN's CROP REPORTS.

Dispatches TO "Dun's Review" from branch Offices
Of R G. Dun e Co located in farming sections
indicate that the agricultural situation is most
satisfactory. especially to the three leading
cereals. Winter wheat is nearly all harvested
much Of II is thrashed and spring wheat promises
a better yield than suggested earlier in the
season, when serious damage from rust was feared
Corn IS rapidly recovering lost ground reaching
tur1ty in many States much sooner than was
expected. Oats and hay are being secured in large
quantity and cotton is the only important crop
that viii fall short Of the yield in 1904 Reports
from Ohio tell Of completed harvesting and a good
yield of wheat; thrashng is still in progress in
Michigan. where the yield is estimated at about
eighteen bushels an acre: satisfactory results are
noted in Indiana; weather has caused some
damage IN Nebraska. but the grain is ali cut. and
in some cases the Yield rose 10 thirty bushels an
acre Corn is maturing rapidly in the East. with
every indication of a large yield; despite some
damage from wet weather in Ohio. the outlook is
bright; a good crop is assured high soil in
Michigan but the yield win be light low ground:
stalks are heading out we'll IN Indiana. rain hay
ing good effect: reports 1icm Illinois are es-
pecialIy favora BILE; excellent crop f. expected
at the South although late needs moisture:
tho crop is in good condition in Nebraska: Kan
sas dispatch e1timatcs the yield at hftyfve bush
els an acre somewhat conflicting news is received
from Alabama as to condition, the acreage being
about te same as last year oats being har-
vested IL New-York state. and a large crop IS As
slired: I'm Ohio the crop is secured and of it
t,rashed; Michigan estimate promises about thr-
tv-0yo bushels an acre. of fair quality; reports
from Indiana Illinois and Nebraska decidedly
encouraging as 10 the outlook for oats. Cotton
proqpects have improved in Virginia. but wet
weather has caused some rank growth: reports
for south Carolina promise about the same yield
-, arte as last year. but reduced area; lack
- rain in Georgia has caused damage. but re-
cent showers make the outlook more favorable;
e.sor. yield is expected in louisiana excessive
rain in Alabama has caused the abandonment or
larce acreage. estimate allowing only ~ per
conf of an average crop in that locality.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
COPPER FRAUD CHARGED.
La1oSon a Defendant in Suit Brought
by Banking Firm.

Boston, Aug. 1.-Two suits one at law and
the other in equity, were filed to-day by the
banking firm of Paine, Webber & Co., in con-
nection with alleged transaction involving
10000 shares Of Copper Range stock. which
Gently caused a furry in the Boston stock
market
Both suits are against A. c. Burrage. It is
charged that he 'fraudulently and unlawfuIly
abstracted and converted" the property. Thomas
". Lawson is included as one of the defendants,
together with several Boston banking and bro
kerage houses.
The first suit is to recover the balance due,
alleged to be S54SO00, on an Indebtedness of the
Tri-Mountain Copper Mining Company. The
second asks for the restoration OF 1000 shares
of Copper Range, which alleged to have
been wrongfully sold by the defendant, Burrage.
The petitioner claims that Burrage. in VIOLA
zion Of trust agreement, permitted some Of
the 10000 shares to be traded in open market.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

FGRAPH TEIBUSE-l
c-r,oaeo Aug 17-Wheat more decidedly
s-rorg +odav and the foundation of the advance
of &c that occurred spread from North Dakota TO
Liverpool In the Northwest the nelds were noou-
ed with rain which damaging the ripe gram
and iniuring what already cut ana stahol"s
ont Il also put an efectual bar 10 the move
rnent of the new crop to market Tor an lioeilii'e
reriod Liverpool orders TO buy December wheat
here were being executed as the session heaIeo us
end Export business 10 the extent OF zo,o'' p-s'i-
els Of No red winter was reported ooIe HeI7 D!'
not fully confirmed and in some quarters denied
~ +bee - M doubt of direct export business haV-
ing been done from here before and WITHIN the
last TWO days. although not previously neaIu %.
Corn was barely steady, but oats sho"eu d sHsIi'
improvement and provisions TOOK S'iOi'7 u" 1-0
fight. -, r,,..
FsiI,re of the frost prediction in South Dakota
and Northern Nebraska last night 10 be IuIIlieo
caused an easier feeling at the opening VI ~
wheat market. After preliminary aecLl-e y . -
tendency was TO regain the initial loss I'aIei ~ -
was considera bic drop in the price caused DS nc
80 o4 On noo bushels of red winter wheat Tor eA-
,,or+ AT &c under the September price tstii-'a'e
for tomorrow, 121 cars. SepterloeI - -,
size TO s2a4c, closing at 829sc 10 s-9+c'
closed al the top. s41sc, after Selling a. -" 80 q
business in the corn pit was small anu piio liz.
not much affected, only little deInahu 9" "O+-e -
advance -. o,-e err,ness
The strength of the wheat marker ease - 80
IN osts Local receipts were $50 cars oL AioH I
Cere contract, and 19s,v0 DuSIiS4' -
Grade were transferred from local houses 7i''
a-,s hence were Ill 900 bushels. Estimate TOT TO-
,,orrov, 259 cars The range OF eepteIIlpei was
from 5sc to 5Si1c. closing at 5514c- De-
a, the lowest 4Gzsc the highest was 4e42c 10 7S'
oats were quiet and dull. with the MAJ Ae' 'iu
,re steadv and fluctuations of prices WITHIN har
,oa, ranre The only feature was the buying OF
cor,erT1ber and selling of December AT &c differ
ence What new oats are moFlhs ~ P -, a.
- t.atad nv. the West at better than Chicago
,,rtces The sample market was strong with
rLod General demand and prices l4c to t2c higher.
I9e,nts were 20 cars. and shipments $4,000 bush
ole Estimate for tomorrow. S0i cars September
sold from 25sc TO 2sc, closing at the latter price
,ecenber closed al the top. &c TO 27c the lowest
was 2o7sc.
provisions ruled strong. The packers. having. by
means of Yesterdays break freed themselves Of
,,,,ob undesirable company. disposed put
The market back 70 a higher level This ac-
cented with that facility which has characterized
their bull campaign from the first October pork
sold from 81 80 TO 81 gig October lard sold from
81 s2ls Up 10 81 ss. October ribs sold from IS % up
to IS s. 10 IS s7la Hog receipts were 2.oo0 head.
and ,Drices at The yards were strong.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
OWES S292, ,677; HAS $50.
Clerk for Il. E. 4ppIeyard Files
Bankruptcy Petition.

Boston, Aug 1Z-Liabilites Of s292.677 and
sets of $50 scheduled in petition in bank
ruptcy filed here to-day by George B. Appleton, of
Cambridge. Appleton a clerk in the Office
OF Arthur Z. Appleyard the street railway pro-
moter, who is contesting extradition the
State of NewYork, where he is wanted
charge Of grand larceny made by a Buffalo bank
Appleton also figured as treasurer of various Ap-
pleyard roads Ohio He held stocks in those
railways. They included the Ohio Traction Com
pany and the Dayton. Lebanon and Cincinnati
Railway Company.
According 10 the statement fixed in the bankruptcy
court the liabilities made up of sums due a
large number of banks in Western Massa chusetts
New-York and Pennsylvania, which hold promis-
sorry notes secured by stocks In street railways
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
WRECKED BANK PAYS IN FULL
Final Judgment Against Cashiers Confed-
crate Of Rutland Merchants National

Rutland. VT Aug. 1.-THE bankruptcy cas-.
OF Marvin A. Mcclure. who is serving a seven
year sentence in connection with the wrecking
of the Merchants National Bank in 1900. was
finally adjudicated to-day, when the court al!
lowed claims against Mcclure aggregating $1S5.-
eco in favor of D D. Muir. receiver of the bank
The receiver VIII at once distribute dividend Of
10 per cent to the depositors of the institution
completing payment in full of their claims.
Mcclure and Charles w. Muzzy. former
cashier were alleged TO have caused the failure
o. the oank Muzzy having given Mcclure large
loans on little security without the knowledge
Of the directors. Muzzy was found euntv If
embezzlement and Mcclure of aiding and ahet
ting" AIuzzv
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Curtains, Hargings, etc.
At Friday august Sale~ pxfca1

Dotted Muslin C,Irtains-
he1nstitehsd r1ras-wsrs ti3----.- 40
French Net curtains-ts-p runA
lace tns'tg and edgevere a 81 a3
Scotch Lace Curtain-deeachsd o.
aLove- nsurs sf-ect-5A ytA ton4-
~s-aAJ s--o ---.----.@- 1911 40
irish Point Lace Curtatns-plafn
net centres. with handsorns bcrtaru
or allover patterns-wsrs s. 9s. "a 1a.
Irish Point vestfbuls PansIs
45 70 81 inches long-wsrs a.. 40
Fig EukolineS-bes. pattsrnA aaA
color1nss-were .121s ....-...., QN
III rs Lace Curtain Samples
white and Arabfan-Ue-a as. aah AZ,
Bagdad Stripe Couch Cover"
90 inches wids-fringsd all rount-
~Sua44y S--A0 "a
Armure Tapestry and Baxfad strfus
Portieres-knot rgs-were 81 g. 0o
Arabian Net Bed ssts-wers So. sa q ga
Net Bed sets-Renaissancs Mocf
and Centre Ptece-were s1I es 90
Tapestry Table Covers-a yts
ninsec-were S1-s9 ..------..-.- -99
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
EVIL IN EDUCATION OF NEGRO.
Cambridge Professor Says Colored Race
Should Not Be Trained for Too High Posts.

Cape Town. Aug. 1z-At the Congress of the Brit
ish Association for the Advancement of Science
Miss Pulton BURY read paper to-day on the
American negro. She argued that the higher edu-
cation of the negro was source of evil and that
good only could be accomplished by Industrial
training.
The paper was discussed at length by Profess
sor A g Haddon, Of Cambridge University. who
declared that the negro should be educated TO
a position he could not occupy Other sneakers
took opposite view
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Fine Blankets

AT Friday August Sale" Prices.
White California wool-wers SASS. 2. %
Our Great Family Blanksts-(sOxs7 inch)
extra heavy weight-selected
white California wool-were S5-eS-. .SS
White and Scarlet Blankets
Ia CT2xS4)-strictly all wool warp
and fiIling-were SO 9S. S.........4 SR
White Calffornias-fuIl double bed
guaranteed all wool-v-ere IS eS- 8. 90
Extra fine CaHfornias-124 CTsxS4
inch)-inest all wool warp and filling
elk ribbon bindins-were $685. 1O.9S
III Cotton Blankets-heavy white
feece-pink and blue borders
were S1-4S ..-.....---.--.--...-- .9S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Misses and Girls Wear
At Friday Clearance PrceA
At Friday Clearant

MISSES WHITE DRESSES
Organdy and Sheer Persian LAwr@wf1
dainty Iaces tucks and wtce satin rtooon-
for day or evening wear
were So IS. &C., 8 SSi were s4-ss- IL 80
were S14 ss. s. 9Si were s2O-S25 s. .SS
MISSES SKIRTS
Brilliantine. Vo.le and Pananas-Black
and Colors-bsst plsated models
were So 9S 70 81. 9S- ...--.--1 1 9 TO > SS
Girls Wool Dresses
were Sc. .9s TO Sl5.es. ........1 90 20 Z .9S
ChHdren's Coats-2 70 8 years
were "a 9s % SIS 9s. .-.----1 I 80 10 g -SS
Misses Jackets-wers Sc sS- .--.-----3 GS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED. Couple withcIt children pre-
ferred. for New Jersey farm, one hour
ont, nan Cs farmer and gardener. wife as
working housekeeper. separate cottage IL
desired. must have Unexceptional refer
encss as 10 honesty. sobriety and efficiency.
Address, giving references and wages eX-
pccted. n, Box -. Tribune Office.
WANTED Bright active young man as
outside man. daily newspaper; one ac-
qualnted among real estate people pre-
ferred; salary AMI commission. with chance
for advancement to the one who does the
business Address. with reference. Nj II
c. Box IS. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Leather Goods, etc.
Al Friday Clearance Prices

Patent Leather Envelope Bags
strap back-fitted-were -9S- -------.- ~
Hand and Avenue Bags-wal-us. grain
ftted-Vienna handles-were .oS----- ~
sheepskin Suit Cases-24 tnch-linen
Ifned-brass trim-were 81 50. --..-.-1 .9S
Swiss dresser sets-Auted rufse ribbon
trin1-dovHe 20 match-were .9s- .---- 80
Japenese SILK L.ambrequins-Eilt
er1b-d light col0rs-wcre 81. 6S----.-- .SS
Stamped Centre Pisces-were h. .
Regal VeIlurn OF Irish L.inen-Cream
or P1rnle-4S 70 81 sheets-were -25-. 1 .
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
and
The Imperative Duty of Friday.
NO MAIL ORDERS.

Table Linens, Towels, etc.
At Friday August Sale Prices
Heavy Blsaehsd Dan-asks-wsrs = .1zH
AL Linen Satin
So to 65 inch-wers .6e....- .G0
AL Linen Satin DamaskS
Oo-lhch-Wsre 50 ...--....-ss-..-~ .S9
All Linen Napkins
were s1-1 70 81 49 coEsr... .9S
All Linen Napkins
AL Linen Hsnstitched Sets
s-lO cioth-doz. napkirSvers g. a g .Q9
All Linen Barnslsy Towalffrxs
IT and IS fnch-vsrs -l7A. "a
10 CT Blsachsd Cotton Tov.ls-sS iacA 81
All Linen Danask rovels-vsrs -. 40
Bleachet Turkish TowelS-Sc fnah-
Wers - s.-------------.---. .fA
AL Linen Danaazk TUv&S-vers II .12H
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Fine Rugs
riday August Sale Prices.

AT Friday August Sale Prices.
Best All Wool Art Squares
. s'yIes-Sxs yds--wers s1o.es. & "a
Rich Administer Rug-Sx4 ycs-
We're S&I-sS --.-.-..-.-..--19 09
Reversible Smyrna Rugs
212x5 ft--fringsd-were 81 40 90
Colonial Rugs CEeven Ike ola rash5ona5
rag carpett-2Ix5+wers SS- CO. %
Reversible Rashnir and Imported
Sc9tch Brussels Rug@exf2 fl
were SIo-sS 10 QS
Reversible Smyrnas-T 6x106 Fl
three patterns Only-Eers IS sS OO
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
ConfOrtables, Spreads, etc.
At Friday August Sale" Prices.

Figured SiIkcline Comfortahiea
full siZe-fufry white cotton
flling-value 81 1-1@for this safs-..- 10
Full size SilkOlins Cornfortaoies%
reversible-white cotton filed
good value at 81 80 -.- SS
Chintz and siIkolIne-rulf size
cord edge-value 81 S-.-......-1 %
White Crochet spreads-tuu size
regular 9S cent quality. .OS
Fine Crochet-hsavy raised designs
full size-value S1-25 ...-.-...----- .S5
Extra quality Crochet-hand knot
rrinEs-with and without cut-out
corners-regularly s1-eS ...--..---f "a
PURE ODORLESS FEATHER
PILLOWS-best herrfngbore ticking.
2oxZS-value -SS- ---.-.-.....----...- -OS
22x2s-value ST. 9.----.....-.-.....- 80
24x30-value s1.4e. 4e..--....s..--..-...- 10
26x3O-valus 81 SO. .-.--.......--.--..~ .SS
FEATHERS BY THE POUND
Pure. odorless geese. free from
dust---value 30 ..--..-.-..------. .49
Choice white geese-value so So
Half down-pure whits-valus s.. 25.- .79
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
window Shades
r-;aor f,1earanca Pr'res

At Friday Clearance Prices.
Fine Opacu-heavy tassel fringe
best colors-3x6 fu--were -39--------- "a
Fine Opaque-lace edge and inserting
best colcrs-3x6 fr--Were 50 --------- ~
Fine Linen Holland or hand made
OIL Opauue-good cclors-extra size -
some with fringe-were .os- -----....-- .oS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Boys Suits, Pantss etc.
At Friday Clearance Prices

BOYS WASHABLE SUITS
Russian. Sailor and Norfolk-Etor. MIR
tary and Sailor Collars-Brsld. emhiems
CT Pearl Button trim
were as. -..-. .A9iwere So. g.. %
were 81 as-..-.. .9S were So a.. -.-f I %
BOYS AND YOUTHS TROUSERS
Regular. BIoomer and Kuickerbocker styls
Duck. Pique. Cheviot, Crashes cham
brays. etc
were %. .... .12islwey H. 40
were 40 -.. % were 81 g. .75
BOYS ALI. WOOL, SUITS
Norfolk Double Breast. 3 piece. Russian
or sailor style -CheviCts- Serges- Home
spuns ans Wool CrRshes-soIne with two
were 2oS s s as. I .9S'were SOS. 8 -9S
were A as g Sos 2 9S were T.ss. = 9S
BOYS HATS. CAPS. ETC
straw and washable-Saiior. Tam
COR. Eron. Flare and Yacht
wers sS to 2. .as- ---.-------.- .25 TO 80
Bathing suits-Men's and Boys
We're 80 20 81 80. .-.-.-..-- - TO 80
Boys' shirts. Waists and Houses
were 40 70 2&s- ------- - TO I 81
BOYS and Youths Washable Vests
White P5que. Duck and fancy MatrAA-
TO ls yrs--were 50 % 40 % to 4 5S
give every desired informattoA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
LAWSON TO ADDRESS UNION MEN

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuNEl
Wflkesbarre, Penn, Aug. 17-Thonlas w
Lawson, Of Boston. will address union men hero
on Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Handk's, Combs, Belts etc.
Al Friday Clearance Prices.

Mems All Linen Unlaundsred Initial
Han,Ikerchiefs-wer 10 -.-----.--... I o
Women's All Linen Emb'd and II. 5.
ernb'd-We-e y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. / = >
StSe and Neck Combs-rlaiu
and gf1ourted--were .1S--..-.----- I
Wonen's SILK Ciirdlss-shirrsd and
ieated-werc % ---.---. --------. q
Steel Bead Wrist BaSs-chamois
linei-vyere aS and s 40. --.---,-..-- 9
6,rere Chiffon and Chiffon Cloth Wells
~ yes Iong-best colors-were .sS-. .TS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Remember, We Close All SATURDAY.
Supply Your Wants To-day.
Women'S Wear
AT Friday Clearance Prices

At Friday Clearance Prices.
WashabIs D-esses@vere 81 a. "a
washable DrssseIwers 81 2as..f 80
Washahls Dresset~ers 81 90. -2 SQ
Washabie Dresse@wsrs S5.ss OK
Tafreta Silk Costunss-wers SIS. 7 a.
Taneta SILK Costumes-we-e S1T ss. g. 90
Tailored Suits-wers SO ss A az
Tailored SuitS-wers s15 es sQ QQ
Travelling Coats-were s11.s .--7 Q2
Women's Covert Jaekets-w-rs 81 "a g "a
WOmen's Covert and Cnsvfot Jackets
were 50 a. -5-98
women's Briliiantfne and Houespua
Sktrts-were So-9S ..-.-.-....S %
Wolfe. Panama and sergews-e IS 90 8 90
Wonen's satsen Waists-wsrs .s8-- "a
Women's SIX waists-wers SO es..f S8
wonen's SIX waists-wers sAss----2. 9S.
Cambrto Wrappe--were .as.. "a
Cambria Wrappe-@wsrs s12S..... "a
Wrappers and Nesiisee.-vsrs G-e4f 4 .9ys
White Lawn NsgIigsssIvers sL<o~. %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
FlannelS
AZ Friday Clearance Prices.

Domets and Cantons-were -1----.... 3 .
Fine White Domets-were z-----.---- .
Twill suiting Mixtures
all wool-were "A .-.-....-----..... 20
Imported Scotch Plaids-were .so----. 80
white SILK Emb'd Flannels-wers SO. "A
50 CT Outing Flannel Skirt Patterns. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Wash Dress Fabrics

At Friday Clearance Prices.
1217 CT. Percales-yd- wide:
Is Ct Woven Chsviots-32 inch; All
Is CT Corded GiaShams-32 tno1i
lq Ct Emb'd Stripe Lawns. : AZ
s is CT St FogsTd RSiSs1 Ponsssmn is1sths ~
"a CT. Checked Organdy VOiles;
"a CT. Foulard Sateens-mtn lengths;
Yd wide Summer Outing Flaunels-
plain shades OF Pink. 1t. Blue
and Cream-wers Is. 15.--.-....-.--....- %
Linen dnish Crashes-Navy, Gobelin.
Sage, Tan and the new Cafe au Lat
Also many small lots IN Foreign Novelties.
not enough 10 advertise
az Friday Clearing Prices
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
CorSetS and PstticO2ts
Al Friday Clearance Prices.

Wornen's Batsste Corsets- Medium or
Habit Hips-also Battste and Summer
Net Girdles-Were 80. --.--...-- .S9
I,attste Corsets-aIso Satin Ribbon
Csirdles-1S to 26-were 81 90 10 SIS ~
Black sateen PetticOats-IAght weight
sunburst hounce or ruffies-weTe -ss- .oS
BLACK French Sateen Petticoats-
3 shfrr~d hounces-something new
were Si.tS .---------s----.- -.-.---' i =
Tareta silk Petticoets-
Black and coiors-aare hounces-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
White Goods
AT Friday August Sale. priosA

Genuine White Canbric>I-srd v1ts-
no dr>ssing-e-oant quality ..-.... b
Extra quality Long Goth-yard w.dD-
u I'd pieces-wers 81 10. . 70
Fine India LAronS-ror cress.A
waists. guinp>A. stc--vars ~