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The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
Derlce to snyc lIntcher.


The druggist At our corner has new
device. which I should certainly patent If
l were he. It is a piece of wood, about
) inches by Y. and it has rows of thin
nails driven into Il an inch apart. the
heads of the nails projecting about an
inch. In among the nails he sprinkles
matches. and sets the board on the show
case where the cigars are. lie explains
TO me that when man buys a cigar he
expects a match thrown in. If there's a
large BOX of matches on the counter
every customer will help himself 10 a
handful. If the matches are in small
boxes. he'll tuck "A box into his pocket
With the matches strewn over that nail
board the smokers automatic reaching
for a light will give him not more than
two or three. The device saves the drug
gist some days as much as cents in
matches, and with the profit on drugs and
soda water no larger than IL isl under
stand that few prescriptions sell for more
than % cents these days. and it frequently
costs as much as II cents to fill them. ex-
elusive Of the bottle and the cork and the
mucilage on the labels cents a day is a
saving not lightly to be scOTned.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

The second concert Of the philadelphia
Orchestra. under the direction Of Carl
PohNg, late royal court conductor at
Stuttgart, viii be given at the New Ma
tional Theater on Tuesday afternoon.
The assisting artist viii be the pianist.
Josef Holman. Those who have heard
him, since his return this season. are
enthusiastic over his gain in power and
temperament
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared. the 'Leonore' overture. No g.
Beethoven: TschaikOwsky Symphony
Pathetique: Rubinstein's d minor con-
certo, for orchestra and piano. and Schu-
berts Hungarian March, Transcribed by
Franz LisZt
Mrs. Katie Wilson-Greene proposes 10
inaugurate for the season Of Iso7-'Os a
series Of five morning musicales. 10 be
given in the ballroom Of the New Willard
Hotel. on the third Mondays in December.
January, February. March. and April. al
NO o'clock, similar to the Bagby Wal
dorf-Astoria series in New York City.
Artists 10 be engaged win include Nine
Schumann-Heink. Nine. CarrenO. Mime
Samaroff. David Bispham. and such ar
lists from the Metropolitan Opera House
as Bessie Abbott. Farrar, Homer. Frem-
stad Rappold, and Plancon as are avail
able.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
Feast After Maria ge.

After the bride and bridegroom are
seated the two trays are brought out
and the ladies in waiting, with compIi-
mentary speeches. hand dried fish and
seaweed, such as accompany presents.
and dried chestnuts TO the couple
Two married women then each take one
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
DECISIONS ADVERSE TO RAILWAYS
South Carolina Court Disagrees with Judge
Pritchard in Case Involving States Rights.

Columbia, S. c., Aug. 1.-Justice Ernest Gary, Of
the State Supreme Court, to-day in the case oi
" G Ceraty against the Atlantic Coast Line Ran
road Company, delivered an opinion lnVolVihG
s+a.a'e rights in direct opposition to recent
oninjon of Federal Judge J. Pritchard in a sim
liar =, .,.,
The case is for damages against tho Atahtlc
Coast Line for than 5000 Relying upon me
5ecsior OF Judge Pritchard in the case or Lee
against the Atlantic Coast Line. IN which IL was
held that the defendant corporation was not 10 pe
considered a domestic corporation Of S0uth caro-
lima hut n Virginia corporation. and properly
within the Jurisdiction OF the United states courts
IN such cases alleging damages, the railroad con-
tended that the defendant is not a corporation or
eanIzed under the laws of the State of South Caro-
Ina as alleged in the complaint
T,7dge Gary held that this railroad company Is
contb Carolina corporation. If 1t is not domestic
cn-no-atfou then. he holds, the operation OF us
railroads in this state is unlawful
Irdga Gary holds that the Atlantic COAST Lane
.or,y9n,- was formed by merger subsequent TO the
,nant or the constitution of 1906 and therefore
- o,sratng in this state under charter given by
- &c. that otherwise it is trespasser. ana mas
- r,sht within the state He declares dome3t-
o.aa oorroration' be a foreign corporation
1rbich has become practically the same as a 90
,nstic corporation. and insists that the laws OF
the state apply equally
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
ROSTON'.S SPORTING DAY.
ProTincefo7cn Boat Uins Apt0n
Cup-Fe7c Entries.

1,os,o, Aug Athlete and sporting contests
were the chief attraction for BostonS Oio hoi"o
Week guests to-day. and TIE sporting ti anime
-. so varied +ha. practically all were able 10 VII
=, tho Uarnes and contests in which they were
or.ic,,.rIy interested The card Of events for the
sa,, included race for fishing vessels Of MasSa-
clrsa-,s Bav for a trophy offered by Sir IhoInaS
7 ;,+o, n horse chow and races, track and helo
r.r,es ho-b professional and amateur, an autonlo-
bile parade terminating with gyr3khala pt sp
Yacht races baseball games, 4 Daliooh iSO'''"
end = reunion of odtme baseball players
For the many visiting state and city ofilcaIs ''io
o.be- distinguished guests reception anu
luncheon had been prepared at Hotel somerset
= was expected In view OF the liberal prizes anu
-. TJn,o1 Gun as an Incentive that score or
6eberr1en would take part in the ocean race, Ou'
-. eve started They were in two classes, t!lEee
y; tho Arst class and two in the second Inc cod SO
rs from Boston light TO Race foiht. "hIch IS
the. buoy off Cape Cod, ana return d Us Us - :, *
fortv miles The five boats were sent away AT -, -
a,cloc after the committee had waited more I'4an
an hour for others 10 appear -
,Tg1e Rose Dorothea, owned by Marion Perry VI
t,rovinceto.1 and sailed by John Watson, OF Du&-
nm, nephew Of the well known yachtsInan'
fsberrnens race for the Upton cup ana sz''o IN II,
,rtzes The Dorothea had an easy Vin' ieaulns dli
the way from the start and finishing oheeis"'' VI
a mile ahead Of the nearest compeutor
Tho time OF the Dorothea was b'o;54 Inc SECOND
- uas taken bv the Jessie Costa owned by
Manuel Costa of Provincetown; time, 5:Sts ihe
lanes W Parker. owned by the Atlantic -haritllhe
|ro,,nanv Of Boston, was third, her time being
5:3s.l2 -,,.- ,oo.. ~. 47-s,
In the second class. for smaller boats. the mrs.
- ms taken by the Frances p Mesquite, owned
- INC. p Mesquita. of Gloucester; time. e'v'-Zo
nv william Thomas of Boston. her time oeihs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
CONDITION OF GRAIN IN KANSAS.

If3y Te'eFisps 20 The TI.tune-l
I3icka. Kan, Aug. i.-Secretary copuih Vi IN
stste Board oe Agriculture has received reports
from thr+eer counties as 20 crop conditions These
reports xiv. a fair idea Of the general condiloii9
s-t9-shout the state. In almost every ifs'"ii1 - -
ssIoTts say the condition Of corn was -
Vttr a. he history Of the country IL is sllhii-5
.uL and TIE ground IS moist following recent ram
'e Tneat. according 10 reports. is Of b4tter PuS
sn anticipated. The reports show that nay, ss 60
sna alfalfa are u, fre condition but that oats and
-"'4eg VIII have a poor yield
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
NJ. SALVATIONISTS SECEDE.
Dissatisfaction with the Way in Which the
Army Is Conducted.

FroFidez.ce. Aug. 1.-The officers OF the southern
New England branch Of the American Salvation
Army have roted 10 secede from the man pfahch
ahc establish a new body working on the same
IinHs under the name of the Christian army
Taelr action is due the arrest IN brooh4S Il Il
CT last Wednesday of General James DUNN head
9 n.e American Salvation Army, ana -n.iJo
-larl=s ?. Ross head Of the southern ->e" ms
land branch Discrimination with the manner IN
which the army is conducted is given as the feasoii
re-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
NUMERICAL LAW LEAGUE ElEC iION'

De'roit- Aug The Commercial Law League ~
.'hseIiion here to-day, elected the following OH
cefs
'esloent. Albert y. Eastman, Chiclgo' HCe
,,ssent, George y. Napier. Atlanta; second VIC
,-f5e-ni. Henry Deutsch. Minneapolis: third VICE
s.soefn. Andrew r McNasters, Montreal: recoIu
~. hs'fetaTy. Ecward 2. Buikaart, Dayton: ehecu
committee BENJAMIN +. Heatap Fort Wayiie'
-Hara Ealsr. PlgiladelnLiA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
ENTIRE POWDER PLANT BLOWS UP.
Large Quantity Of Government Explosive
nec,roved in Accident at Scranton.

Scranton Penn. Aug. IAN explosion IN one or
the mills of the American Po"der Coihi'iS, ihei
'i,s a,,a,,se novder near Avoca to-day blew up
= .r,iro miami Fire which followed the eX-
Ioeion completed the destruction the superih-
,endent and employe were badly ihJursu' 'iIs
u,der for the government was destroyed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
LIABILITIES OF w. e. BROWN soiS'Soo

Ry Telegraph 10 Inc iTlnurt+l
,ri,o,kee AuE 1.-The liabilities or W. t.
~, the former Marinette man. who was cac-
rted into bankruptcy by the failure OF smith
Tborn6,ke & Brown wholesale grocers WI as-
r,.a x51a aRS while assets are less thah
s175 eo Many upper Michigan bankers are Stea-
i.oyS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Emb-Oid
RibD01S,
Trimmings, etc.
\ Few
Friday Offers

Wide Satin and TafTeta Ribbons
excellent qualities-worth ls s------- l4
Persian Bandings and Chiffon AppAques-
hest coiorings-v value % and SO. &c. ~
Embroidery Edgings and Inserts
Carnbrfc Nainsook and Swiss
10 q fnch-value -19--.--------- IL =
Point de Paris and Fancy Laces-
best patterns-I11 10 4 inch-reG- r z
Rogers Nickel Teas poons-plaln ana
fancy handles doZ reg p ---- Y !
scrim Pillow Ruffiings-5 inch-al
coIors-draw strins-4is yd- piece
value SO --.--------------'- -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Table Dar2SkS
TcWeIS
TOTeiiirgS, etc.
Friday
Reductions
In

All Linen Henstitched Sets-$iO Cloth
dOx- nap kils-usUaIIy 81 9S- ----..-2 90
AL Linen Table Danasks-c-sarn
and full b!sach-69 iach-reS 80. 20
Fine Hern'd Huck Towels-white OF
red bor1ers-I-I36-rsE - ..... I Ga
AL Linsn Huck Towels-herrstitched
damask border-20x59--sg p. 21
ao-inch Dress Liaens-worth % 1900 I 8
ALI Linen ParnsIey ToweIllrE-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
OCEAN STEAMERS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service

Fast Express Service.
PLYNOCTH-CHERBo RG-bFSt Z Nj "a
Kr' pr z Aug b : :.su \ VI kTonpTin@- ;, ~.
CeciIietnew)Aug 2O1PM CecliieneWl9'eP'65 "a
Kaiser. er........Aug. % Kaiser sep
h. VIM. U...-..Sept. 3 X. VIM h'OoI'
Twin-Screw Passenger service
PLYMOUTH-CHERBO BOURG--Btrt EN- Me, r.
'Traye- Aug. 13. 10 AN 'Gneisenau = = 20
Barbarosa- -, 10 AN Bremen. .EtI. 20
K uTf rst. Aug. 90 10 AM Barb cSa'FoeP'' "
Friedrich. Aug -
-Hremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
NAPLES-GENOA. az ii A-I
K Albert.....Aug. 3 -Neckar sep . -
p Irene go Aug. Il +. Irene
X. Luise Aug 81 X. Luise tct- "a
K Albert. Sept. { X. Albert
-OIuiJs Genoa
from Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. HoooAeE'
y. &. Lloyd Express Service
MARSEILLES- -NAPLES-ALEXAND DF!-A-
Gerrnan-Me Mediterranean 7-LeFan NJ lin
MarseilIes-G=nOa VIA Naples TO the L. tes an
ROYAL ROIMANIAN MAIL SIEA Mf'fN7-
COnstauza-Constan antinOple-Siny ma
Alexandria >,-.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TP AN El1l.fISr
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WOIL-D-
OELRIC'HS & 60. No. Broadway. y /
Louis II. Meyer. 1916 Walnut St. PnllA-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT
!. FRIDAY

All goods bought today will be .
,,.1a-.5 today or tomorrow, accorCih=
- nm regular routine-drivers and wagon
bows receiving hollcay curing % .ne -
,,I,,-ss gst1.....T This tnsures customers re-
c,si,-inr goods promptly as per scnedule
ss-1s as il our stores were open, and -
lives no enpIoye OF a holiday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

-IS(EcS lady seeks room and part OF
bnard for 81 weekly. with quiet Ameri-
- FAMILY. downtown location preferred
references exchanged. Address A b. box
& Tribune Ofilcs-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
pEp ID LINE

bID ID LINE
IL For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
Gao ard Maracaibo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. I. r:
50 Philadelphia Saturday. August 3. noon
S caracas. go. Saturday. August IL. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao. Maracalho.
- NaraCalbo 90. Saturday. August 10. noon
e Zuiia . Saturday. August - noon
These steamers have superior accomuo-
ia fiOI-I T0E RIISS & DALLETT
C..rornI Nfaragers So Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
learanCe LICE III la4ISp
Prices LLrlalnl1SS,
For PCrtiereS, &c

Real Ia-e C1r-tains-CIeaa-up OF one
to three pair lOJS-scn1e slightly sol4ed-
Arabian. CTUay. French Novelty. irish
Point; special. to-day z. % % 6.SS
Fancy .CoIored Cross STRIPE Curtains
full length and wiLth-S1-09 kinds -6S
scl<ch Lace C71rtsiEs-54 20 90 inches
wi[e-TeaI lace sffects-Were 81 90 I y
Oriental Stripe Couch Covers
60 inches wiie-frinsed al around
value S1-69 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO
zoo Sample Portisres-su.-ahle for
couch covers or single doors
values To $3.50 each -.---.---- ~ .49
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

AFERICkN LINE sT2m g5li1nF Fifr at Q is 30 4 !. Il. Il
FLYM0UTH-CHERB -SOUTHAMf !OS
81 Paul Aug . 81 Louis Aug l.
New York. Aug. 10. Philadelphia AUG -
RID STAR LENE !! !o:! Y Il -
NEW YORK-pONER-A kiitP- -
NaderlandAuE. 3 / ,3oAM Zeelane --AIs ,.
inland Aug 10 . 80 AN Finland Aux -
W1ItE STAR LIE t[0[2 td = r.
NEW YORK-Q' TONN-LIVE VERPOOL
'Ealtic...AuE 4 = NJ -'elt.c-..Aug. =
Cedric Aug. l.. 2 20 An Arabic -Aug- -
ill MOJTH-1'IIEikE ti-SOCTHAMP1ON
Me jcstlc. Aug :. r. AN 'Teutonic. aug. y
"TAdr tic Aug ~ 5bAAI 'DceaIli,--A Aug -
tNew. - Gpp tons. has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and 'band
NEW YORK -AZORES-MEDIT'R RA NEAE
-CEETTC. Aug I. noon. SEPT. -. NoV-
'FFEFT i}LIC- .tcf. -. N1t- -
IOSTCN-AZDRE ES-MEpITE "a -
'CANpFIC Aug 10. II AM. oct >, N"E- 10 ao
.RpHANIC- C-..... Sept. II. 2 Nj. oct. 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BKOADN Az,
Fre.gh, Office Whitehall Bldg. Battery -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Friday SL4S w Cd
Reductions ans
In BABIES Wear

Girls Washable DCesses-chaHbray.
giuEham linen. lawn-plain co-ors
and fancies-tunper. suspender-
Russian and Ions waist styles
! 10 IA yrs.-worth S1-9s to s.. rs. 1 40
Girls White Lawn Dresses es-fancy
waist STYLES with embroidery, lace.
tuczs. Sc--were So 9s and S3-9s. I -SS
Misses Nohafr Bathing Suits
navy bIue-high and low neck
braid trims 10 10 yrs
ChIIdren's Flannel Bathing suits
. 20 Is yrs.-were 81 40 and 81 l-9S- -SS
Bables. Lawn Caps-tucked turnbacks.
with net ruches-reguIarly b. 4 2
Babies Long Nainsook Sips
tuckS lace and ernb' value 60 .4S
Babies Short DTesses-Lawn and Main
sook-yokes and French waists-wtth
herrstftchirg lace. ernby. &c
sizes to yrs-Si. 40 kinds. -------- .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Friday Prices : E7c-1er'S SL-tS
that will make vvyo:ese ~oo+S
1-oN In Skirts, etc.

Woruen's Washable Suits
Dotted Swiss. Lawn. DlUitleS- Linen
Clambray-Prince Chap. jumper and
Shirt Waist styIes-blaCk. white and
all coIors and sizes-were 500 = %
Uor7en's Panama and Worzted suits
plain coIors and fanC!es-Tuxedo.
Pony and EtOn-xers W 70 $1iSSO 20
Taffeta SILK Suits-POny and Eton-
latest styles. with lace. Persian
vestees. &c.-were $50 S....--.-.-S .. -
Ian silk Waists-white or black
elegantly taiIored-wOrth 500 . -
China SILK Waists-ha ndsone designs.
with laces and enb'y-va-ue $500 l 20
Taneta SILK Coats-three-quarter
pIeatad or Pony modes
were se9S TO St2-9S S--..---..--.---O .. 20
Tim Linen Tourists Coats-fUl length.
loose-talIored and lace trtm'd. with
Gibson shouIders-SS- 9S value a 20
Panama Dress sIzi-ts-bIack or gray
rn!xtures-full EiIt-au lengths and
bands-alsO extra sizes-WeTe S3-9o- = 30
Bathing Suits-black or blue
RriInantiue-fancy dotted trim
nle4tef so-ed skirt-Special .--.----1 .9S
Fine Lawn KimoIos-good summer
cOIorfngs-dOUbIe y0kes-TeS- -3S---- .O5
Mems Turkish Bath Robes-h0ods and
girdlcz-best coiors-were s., eo. = %
wor4ted Shawi~-Honeycou and
Zephyr-white or black-were % -SO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW DaWlfmhIa

Connecting with o. & W Ry.
Special trains 10 CstskiH Mt resorts ana
Saratoga. and easy connections 10 all points
East. North and West Through tickets and
baggage checked at offices OF y. \. Trans
FER Co Through rail tickets between y. I.
and Albany accepted. Mnsr delightful enc
haf and one-Osy outings to West Point
NewburGh or fouShkeepsie. returning on
any down Day boat Meals served at all
hours MUSIC.
SIR. NARY POWELL sfs s6svs columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb'ses
st -45 p NJ. connecting at West Point with
: ~. h-oAI' =. ii. Orchestra on
each steamer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
EETPUPC-&NEPlCAN LTNE

Neutrality-suspicious. LINE
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
Fiynoutl-CLer rD0Lrg-h&L5lrg
tip Lir. new Aug. 1 PM F's'lv. MIA y ug o., t,
t'kaiserin Aug. ;, ; AN tam, ka m AUG 20 20
Waldersee. Aug. 10. 6 AN ID tsChl q Aug -
sBIuecher Aug 10 q AM Pretoria. Aug 81
Among special features Of these NesSeIs
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm Gardtn,
Ritz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators hIeVIiic
Baths +New.
MEDITERRANEA SERVICE.
TO R-NAPLES-GENOA
+Han burg aug. II. noon. sept. ~ EoY' ~.
t'holtke. Sept 3. . PM. oct. Il; ,'o'- -
Has Grill Room. +Has Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
! WCue1'S waists
ns PelCicCatS
and C0~cetS
Friday
Reductions
In

Fine White Lawn Waists
fronts OF open emb'y and Val! ace 10
all s!zes-C0od value at 81 4P---''-. 30
Fine BLACK Lawn Waists-frOnts
fun ernb-d with tucks-oIsn
hack or frort-eiseV here s. -So----- -
Fine T{a-!s-e Waist-fUIl yokes Of Bacy
Irish er,b'y-bodIce trim'd with a.
Iace-0theS handsome s=y.es-
Elsewhere $500 -------.---.-.- -.-'--- 90
wrr,su's PettIccats-biack and white -
Percaie-deep nare hounce-Tes- -9o-- -oS
Wo17en.s Extra Size Wash Petticoats-
bIark-ard- white strtpe-extra fCll
flare fOuncs-Spt -------------- II =
Worlen's CoIsets-Batiste, Summer
Net and Coutii-white and gray
an s--,es. incIuGtn< Strdlas-odt
s.zes-thereto-e .5s and 10 kinds 80
Sumner Net. Eat.ete and COutil-
v~E!re. gray and fancy col"7S-arout
rya newest styIes-aE sizes but not
in each styIs-reg. 500 and 81 % 81
SrectaI Values In Memo Co-sets-
fine Ratiste-best models for
Princes E11vns-Iacr and ribbon
all sizas-is 10 3O-worta s. -e)----1 .OO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
MA-ECRy s-EAgSETP CO.

For Porto lR5G0
Steamships of the RED %. LINE will
sat from Pier II. near Wall s. Ferry
Brooklyn. for san Juan direct as follows
s. PhIladelrhia Saturday. August y noon
Ss caracas .... Saturday. August II. noon
For freight IT passage apply 10
EOULTON. BLISS * DALLETT.
General Managers S2 Wall st
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
\ Few WcD.e1S
Friday Offers ; EuSii1
In Underwear

W0uen's Cambria Corset Covers
wide lace triu-regulaTly .2e l I
Fine Cambria Corset Covers
hemstitch trim or front of six
lace inserts-re regularly 50 ---.----- ~
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-deep
rtirFe-cluster tucks-39 ct value 20
C,aubrlc and Muslin Might Dresses
round or y -lack-erlb'y or Maltese
lace trfu-Eocd value at -9e- ---.-.. 80
CerlbriC Skirtq-embd ffoUnCe-
cluster turks-$l25 kinds----------- rs
Fine Lawn skirts fIounCes = Val. lace
ribbon fnis.l-eisswhere $500 500
Fine NaIasoOk Chenises-els bo-ate
vakes OF lace. e-ub'y, ribbons, &c
good value AZ 81 40 ---.---.---.-.--1 70
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
EEgS,
E2rmOckS
Shades, GirdleS, etc.

Reversible Smyrna RUGS
Oriental and plain centre designs
6xIU.5 fr--vaiUs $500 ..--.-..-.- .. .9S
Best All Wool BTusselS-iesisnS
suitable for all furnishiugs-
exi2 ft-wOrth SIS 30 ---.------- 4. 10
Heavy Granite Az Sq1a-ss-wOOd
tones greens and -eds-6x9 #
value $50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000 q y
japanese Rice Portieres-
f0ral desigas-vaIus Sc. 90. .-.----.1 .49
Palu1er's Fine Canvas Weave
Han-aocks <uu sizs-pi-Iow spreaders
-Iesp yalance-valus s. 9S- II .9S
Opaque Shades-gcod quality
sx5 rr-asSOrtsd Colors-value So %
OiIcicth Tub Covsr-vartety OF
colored bOrters-wsrs 80. %
Pillow Gi-dlss-3 ydIs. Iong-assorted
cOlors-usUally --S ..-.----.-.----.-.- ! =
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Fridays Wash
Great Opportunities -CTeSS
In Fairies

Ne-ce-izod Foula-fs-S!-k finish
silk styies-24 ct quality -1O1
Sra-certzed ratistes-st-ipes and checks
this seasons best styles-reg- 10 .1Oo
Extra fine Printed D:mitieS-
best STYLES and coICrs-reg- "a ga
22-inch Charubrays and Zephyrs-
70 Ct quality .------.------.-- III
Fancy Summer Suitings-for Sumner
and early Fail Suits-vaIue ID I = =
Dotted SILK Muslins-Creau and 1t
Blue Oniy-therefore 70 ct. value 80 10
Fancy Enb'd I.awrs-sar!n stripes
mere I'd fnish-fast black-value % / Z
Fast Black MerCerized
Dress Satee1s-value -19.-..-.----.-- I =
Also
THE USUAL FRIDAY CLEARANCE
Of
DRESS LENGTHS AND REMNANTS
GREAT BARGAINS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

vashab!e Russian and Sailor Suits
dcsirable fabrics-2ra 10 10 yrS-- -
y9luS 81. - 1900 SFC
Washable Russian and Sailor suits
C-harlh-ovs Madras and other Wash
Materials. also Play Suits Of Blue
Ilenir?-3 70 10 yrs--usually -I5---- .4S
washable Knee Pants and Bioomers-
plain coIors and stripes
Z To 10 yrs-value 80 and -49- = l =
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and Corduroys-pateut walstbands-
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F.ercaIe-liSht. medium and dark
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool Z
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-05

criminal assault and he was first
hanged to statue of liberty In the
public square. The blood lust of the
mob then over ran all bounds and
two other black men, charged with
minor offenses, were taken from tho
iail and hanged and their bodies aft
erward burned. Springfield has q
large population of negroes and for n
time the towns bloody Easter"
threatened to eliminate in a general
race war. A determined effort was
made by the officials. urged on by
Governor Folk. TO discover the iden-
tity Of tho mob leaders, and the in.
dictment of Gooch. Galbraith and
twenty others resulted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-05
TO TRY MOB SUSPECTS
WHO ARE CHARGED WITH BURN.
ING THREE NEGROES AT
SPRINGFIELD LAST YEAR.
Ardmoreite Special.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. 5.--The cases
Of Hill Gooch and Daniel d. Galbraih,
charged with being the leaders of 4
mob which burned three negroes here
are set for trial In the criminal court
today, but will probably he continued.
Galbraith has been tried before bur
the jury failed to agree on q verdict,
standing eleven for acquittal and one
for conviction. The prosecution has
been baked at every turn in its Of
forts to secure evidence against tho
accused men. The grand jury which
indicted Galbraith and Gooch return
ed a total of twenty-five true bills
against alleged members OF the mob,
but it is doubtful IL any of them are
ever tried.
The lynching OF the three negroes
took place on Easter morn of 1906
One of them had been accused ot