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New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
.SeceraI Parcels To Be offered
TO-DAY.

The auction offerings vesey st saiesroos VIII be;
Fsv Toseuh P Day: 237 10th St S291I # of 5th
ave BROOKLYN 1x1oO bldg bankruptcy sa4e5 toV
"a los Houston 1901 Of Bowery. zN1oi X
irreg. two s;y ten l. ButtenWeser agt
Charles Lowe et al; NJ s & ! Isaacs attys; NC
tVov ref amt due 45: ETC. S1oSs Az SUP
20 two mtges asErega1ing Slo5oeo: SS 12d ST. 500
It Of 7th ave 54xlOo11; sty fat h Metropolitan LIE
Insurance agt n McAllister ct al; Fitch W q q 8
s6al -: 243 l16th 300 II OF Stn ave
eAxlGa II n sty fat store: Mary HershheId as
tinted kpartrents EisuEan c & L attys Ne"ell
Martin ref amt due 81; ETC. se sub 10
mtg Of 18th 81 # e OF 9th ave SIX
5a3 g stv loft bldg easehold; RutherI
Realty aEt F Cook ct al; Wells d :. avs IL
Hedges ref: S27 71s 0I; taxes. etc S2O0z 90
Rv Rryan I. Kennedy: 1915 10 1aH Park ave, cor
11oth St 1G011x35 sty fat and store; II Herman
emt due s. $50 So. taxes sS15 7e; sub TO mss OF
s4s.eo0
The following made yesterday at the BrooE-
iyn Real Estate Exchange:
Fv William H Smith: New York ave. " cor
Ford st bx Joseph Volkornmer agt Robert
oxton Francis Muln, atty Reuben Wilson. ref;
Rv Joseph P Tlay: Prospect Place. 3s91l # e OF
Schenectady ave 2Gx127-9 Michael Gamrnen agt Annie
Kelly AL Maurice Moore. atty Henry A SayeT. ref'
partition: sold Louis Arnold for $500 - .
BY William 151 Sumner S, 20 II s OF
Pulaski 25xs5 sherifTs OF all right, title. etc
which william walsh had March 16 1903. or since:
Alfred T FIobley sheriff. withdrawn: SoIners ST. n $
4 Of Hopkinson 1S-SxSo; shertfrs sale Of all
right title which Bune Goldberg had on December
Alfred Hobley sheriff sold 10 Harry
:. LeEgstt for Sl97 -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

nnoka % .I IosdSn ssS 5ay s
the Atlantic Altar Ianspeft or The ne Ear Wth at m
SteaAler Rotterdam (Dutchl Bonjers ROTTERDAM Ju,S
cabin 312 steerase passengers and mdse Ar
e Steamer a5 rh amus ea BOYD New Orleans. July %
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse iet.
Carolina Maysgue1 a and As AguaSa pnrta
steamer Seminole. Mckenzie santo D9minso r,aI July
Cst 2s ana Turks Island 20 to the Sayae IS 30
with = passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at 'he ~
% and Puerto cabeio Is to Bouon Dailett
with 1 passenger and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Carib Devereaux. Georgetown. C: July %
with PASSENGERS and mdse Left Quarantine ct 1928
steamer Northman. Busch ceniuegos July a. with tbs
Texas Co Arrived the Bar , at 1920 m fuv % to
H Bull & Go. phosphate rock Passed in Sandy
steamer @ A Knudsen CVor) Pausen Tampico July 25
with lead and copper bullion Passed In SANDY HOOK a
Joseph Giorgio Clor3 Alshager Port Maria
steamer Anita a. CNoT, BrosEer Npe Bay July
Cuba Planters Co with three passengers and fruit Ar
steamer Norwich GBrS smith Port Maria St Ann's
with With f to 'i SRso at the Bag
the tiuTey Petroieum Co. with oil Left Quarantine
Steamer vaderand CBeig). Barnan. Antwerp July 25
Dover &c the Red Star Line. with passengers and
mdss Passed 7i in sanay Hook & 70 PORT Antonio
July Cuneo Trading Co. with passenger and
eamr fG Mamma aa sts saF aTss baltimore. to tho New
York Baltimore Transportation Line with mdse Lett
sandy Hook. y J, Aug B. $50 mwnd south. light
breeze; clear; light
Steamer Allianca cristobaI; jefferson Norfolk and
Newport News: CoppenaIne Dutch) Barbados Demerara
and Newport; Chesapeake baltimore; Mordogne (Br)
Port Antonio: Nora Nor), Macorts
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
ALTERATIONS AT OPERA HOUSE.

Plans have been fled for installing two passenger
elevators at the Metropolitan Opera House, along
side The north staircases contemplating the re-
1uoval of the balcony staircases- The elevators
will afford access the gallery floors of the build
sng They are 10 be OF freproof construction, in
closed in hreproof walls, and will make necessary
an outlay of sIlO0o
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
TRANsPacIFIc MAILS.

-, a,5 etearner Close IN n 7.
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands "la san Aug g. $50 m
Australia (except West), New zeaiand,
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia CVis ,.,,-
,1I &c San Francisco1-Aameda. Aug TO- $50
Hawai- 5agsn s s95ea sa Fansco1china rr @ ID $40
Japan Corea China and Philippine Isl 90 e,o
ands Cva Seattle)-Tosa MaTu aug io s'S" , IL
japan: CGTea; is eattIeTTeu1ont Aug Is.
Jenan Corea China and Philippine Isl
an9s via EanG9Iner ~ CHINA sna a. $50
New zealand. Australia except West, Ss-
@ moan nE4apcseo,Minveric israias 4 Aug o. $50
Hswaii E,eisco1U Gnes 5-o fTansport Aug. 81
TIhl5i incoPMsriposa ana ........sept g. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
rue RRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

plans for the following new buildings have been
.,ed AZ the Bronx Bureau Of Buildings:
Hughes ave $ I'D I Of 1s0th st; for four
stoTy 65ies sr, s5eje 4i owner and arcbect s12 600
oels, 81 n e al II " Of Tyndall ave: for A two
story frame d~eDs l93fI5 aSnsf' a7ohitect 5000
PAM - y $ 2l5 - Il OF Garrison ave; for
Two eto-y brick dwelling house, q H6s: mar
saTet z Iaeiser' owner NdaIAo"iA .4A g . h'. 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sx.. 6sl Sun sets 7:I2l Moon II .02 Moons age
HIGH WATER
a nsensv Hook -iGov. Island - Hell Gata
fM-saney Hook 1905 Gov. Island l2sIiHe cate PA
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday in
the County Clerks office. the first name being that
OF the judgment debtor. the second the Judgment
creditor, the amount:
,-,-.,a,, Y. ,,+, ~ ,.s,, York So $40 3s
ss3sys,,r1 c,Sf,,v - Nevr YORK s....--....
Economic Gsvrilis o4J 81
4srsss,o 'e''se - - 2 es4 II
ssuTrav Joseph FAmerican radiator 1873 33
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
CALUMET AND HEcLAs SMALL MONTH

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Boston. Aug 3.-Tbe June output OF the Calumet
and Hecla Mining Company nearly 1000 OOo
hounds of copper. making June the smallest month
this year.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port of New York, Monday, August 8, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ell No-te Matson Galveston July IS 20 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Quarantine at $40 m
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
sBrings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel
rs,, Mail closes sails.
feesei. pr.-,ssr n q TIoyd $50 a m 1000 m
strathaiisn Argentina, Norton 500 m lS:S 20 N N
a,rors Curacao. D--.----...- s;5O ID
Cornsnche jacksonville, Clyde. ---. - oS 90 - -
Princess Anne Norfolk. Old Dom. - 90 30 ~ ~
Kansas City, Savannah. Savannah - o'Vo Ia
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3.
-.utonic southampton Star $50 m 1000 m
Iusitania- Liverpool, Cunaro o:oV I AZ % d ~ ~
Tennysor Argentina, Lamp Holt l;oo u ~'o LII
Martha Washington Naples, AustElan' -
Russia IAbau, r E A-...--.----.--.- -
IaTupasas Galveston. Mallory --..-... -
afunroe ,Sosfok, Old Dom o-VV Ii
THURSDAY, AUGUST g.
,, ,,,,,-,, 4z.r,t Am. ........ T:30 m HOO
erIes@as tlaLID I3bita Star $50 a m 1900
La Savoie Havre French IA 30 =,
Havana Ward sVV III 90 - :.
Barharossa, Bremen y G Lloyd 100 d d tH
TIellg Christansand. Scano-An1' ~
SlsNonla Na{les, -. a-i-je 300 p m
Iroquols ecsni1 Si5 IioTn 800
6anhIsoi, a,. otSs S:,onnab savannah 300
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
Ess REPORTS,

The Kronprnz Wilhelm reported T05 miles east o.
SANDY Hook at yesterday. is expected to docF
alb ] today
INCOMING STEAMERS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
Assignee's Notice.

dSSIl9 70 Q . AFUtttV'
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER MADE By fo HON: = SSssrt
il PschOr, Justices OF ths s1pIoIsss. .Tss
on the md day OF July. 1e0S nOtles 10 y.ssinss
to All creditors and persons having CAM ssoa5
John Pearl lately doing business az ~ 49, tass
Avenue Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK - vcsca-
thev ar, required to present their claims Wv. ths
ers therefor duly verified TO the u1ders SS.srT
duIy appofutsd assignee Of the said Jcnn
the benefit OF creditors at his pisos OK 80 sross
nosne.s at the Office OF John Block. No. ~ m u
gnv Raroush OF Manhattan, New York Czys .
before the 18th day OF September. lsOs
Dated New York July Tth. 1905 ...sx,sA
ABRAHAM II. MAYER. Ass> 2s
6 John PIOCT< Attorney for AsstSnes.,- r. r-ty
Broadway Borough OF Manhzttan New 1'eN
DyrpTIss-NrNrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fys ne
"A The Tribune received az their UpSo~n. 1atiI .
Is6. Broadway between seth and S7te sla. ..T,~nS
osrf m Advertisements received az tns e.
branch OFFICES regular once rates until rx
Viz. 26s e. 23d ST 1S5 Oh
i2th 81 io4 East ST. 25T West 80 81. - fs
Ith ana SIN aves 125th 1888 "a afs Isl
81 ave. slst 1TOe lst near 81 "a -
Fsst f2sth' T56 fremont ava; go Sc ave- -
American District Telegraph OF
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

r OsT-HUDsoN THEATRE OR VICINITY, A BLUE
| 4 morocco jewel case. containing gold settings and
money: reward; questions asked IL returned
hudson Theatre Offices
New-York tribune., 1908-08-04
LazU School.
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEhs. ~. -, 40.
suppIIe, Professors. Teachers Tutors. GoveInSS
20 Colleges Schools and Families Apply, 20 S.,sr~
Mrs NJ J YOUNG-FULTOS. p Union 49,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
General Markets.

BUTTER-Creamery. specials, FIG: ex' tras. 1izc.; trsts. 8i4aIc.; seconds iss aec.; thirds. lsal7e.: state dairy, tubs fresh. finest. sle.. good to choice. isa1oc. common 10 fair. lsaisc process specials 2ni@e.. extras. sOc firsts. lsafac.s seconds i6al7e: thirds. i5aisc.
 CHEESE - Full cream. old. specials isc: state. full cream. old. small. white fancy. I4Sc.. old. large and small. col. ored. fancy. l4ifc.. old. fair to prime. HI, aisc.: common. Sasizc: full cream. new s@sigAc: skins II pound specials sAc skins. fine. siza71ac-. fair to good. si4s sIrc common. sasc: full skins. iaIh4c.
 EGGS-stats. Pennsylvania and nearby selected white. fancy. aoiSazlc.: good te choice. IsAyaaac.; brown and mixed. ex. trss. fstzaz1r.: frsts to extra firsts, Iss isr. fresh gathered. storage packed srxts to extra firsts. I7lssIstsc. regular racksd- extra hrxts. isa1stze: firsts. ITs i71sc seennds fsaisA4c. thirds isalsisc dirties fsissistsr. checks Sa1sc
 LIVE PorLTRY-Fowis per pound ist5c. roostsrs. young and old sc. tur. keys. prime, lie: guinea fowls. per pair Se pigeons. SC.
 DRESSED PoULTRr-ssezdv and ir fair demand. fresh killed fowls. choke fszIp4r do. fair 10 good. i-s4s1s1&e. old roosters 1eSsiIn: nearby sreifers. ga Be western. Easae
 FoTATOEs-Fsrrn ard h good demand ehotcs. p~r tzshsL SaSe.. fair t0 good szzsr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Capitol Graft Trial Resumed.

Harrisburg, Pa, May 20.-The capi- tol trial was resumed, and the state presented testimony supporting its claim that the furniture supplied un- der the invoice upon which the suit is based was falsely billed both as to dl- mansions and character of construc- ton. There were two witnesses pre- sented, both of which strongly testi- fled in favor of the commonwealth. The witnesses were George H. Richter of Boston and II. R. Datz of Jersey City, both practical metallic furniture mon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
n 7- T 7-1
 Took Medicine and Died.

New York, May 20.--Morris Schwarz, a druggist, surrendered to the police. and lie was held on the charge of hav- ing caused the death of Senor Eduardo de Eraso the wealthy Venezuelan planter who died after taking a dose of medicine that had been put up for him at the store oI the prisoner. Senor de Eraso had fled with his family from Caracas to escape the plague and stop ped here on the way to Paris.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
COMING EVENTS.

May 21--A. NJ. E. Zion church en- tertainment and concert by ". W. Holland, captain of Company B.
 May 21-Town hall, Plainville Jackson and Jackson in their origi. nal musical creation, Tn Zamberi Land" ~-@s
 May 22--Leavenworth hall, dance given by the Neighbors.
 May 22-Good Will hall. Water ville, prize dance given by Water vile Junior baseball team.
 May 22-Buckingham hall, May reception and dance given by Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes.
 May 24.--Jacques opera house, Sunday evening concert by the St Joseph's T. A. society.
 May 27-Musie hall, reception and dance given by the Merry Social club.
 May 27--Rosebud Athletic club dance and reception at 103 Green street. 4.-. ea-
 May 2s-Third Congregational church, a singing school of ye olden time.
 May 2s-Rick's dancing academy. reception and dance by the Knicker- lockers.
 May 2s-Leavenworth hall. Jack son and Jackson in their original musical creation, ''In Zamberi Land. l"
 May 29-City hall. annual muster. inspection and dance of Co E, First regiment. Hibernian Rifles.
 May 2s-Town hall. watertown. leap year ball. given by young ladies of department S. Oakvilie Pin Co.
 May 2g-Good VIII hall. Water vile. Old fashioned dance under auspices of Altar society of St Mich seI's church.
 May 9-LeaEenworth hall, annual dance hy the Goodwill base bah team.
 June f-St PauI's NJ E. church. grand concert by J. (. Price Histori- cal and Literary society.
 June 4-Poli's thezter, the four act Irish drama. Daniel OHConneil, z for benefit of St Thomasis parish
 June 5-Hamilt0n baIl. sociahle and dance given by the Phf Thetss
 June 5-Lesvenworth hall reeep- tion and dance given hy St Mary's T. A. B. society.
 June 7-Esxles' grove East Main street. pfcnic and whist party given 5y the Artisans csnsdlsns Frsncsiz.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
KEYSTONE DEMOCRATS MEEr
Principal Contest of Convention Over
 Bryan instructions.

Bryan instructions. Harrisburg, Pa, May 20.-The Demo cratic state convention, which met here to select four delegates at large to the Denver convention, nominate a candi- date for judge of the superior court and name presidential electors at large, promises to be one of the warmest ill the recent history of the party. The .figAt, which has divided the De mocracy of the state into two factions, is whether the convention shall send the four delegates at large to the na- tional convention under binding in- structions to vote for William J. Bry- an or whether they shall go to Denver unfettered While there is semblance of contest over the personnel of the delegation at large, the fight over in- structi0ns has overshadowed every thing else 4,.
 Colonel James M. Guffey of Pitts Iurg, the national committeeman from Pennsylvania, was equally as positive as he has been at any time that the convention would not instruct the dele gates. The colonel made the state ment that he and his followers would control the convention two to one. On the other hand, the Bryanites declared that victory is assured them and that they would have safe majority and that the delegates would go to Denver under instructions to vote for the Ne braskan.
 It was expected that the first contest would be over the selection of a per manent chairman. The Democratic state executive committee at first ratified Colonel Guffey's choice for tenn porary chairman. The honor fell upon Robert w. Irwin of Washington coun- ty. Irwin was not delegate, but he obtained the proxy of H. D. Hamilton, delegate from his own county, but when Hamilton, who is Bryan man,
 learned that Irwin was against in- structing the delegates at large he withdrew his proxy.
 The Bryanites support William T. Greasy of Columbia county for perma- nent chairman, while the choice of the Guffey men is Il. 4. OBoyle of Lu- zerne county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Probinq General whittier's Death.

Queenstown, May 20.-The officials of the Cunard Steamship company state that the death of Brigadier General Charles A. Whittier, U. s. A., retired, which occurred on board the steam ship Mauretania during the voyage from New York, was due to heart fatl- hre. Some of the passengers. who land cd here, assert that General Whittier was stricken while taking bath and that he accidentally turned on the hot wate- and was scalded. This lacks confirmation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Huahes Sians Saloon Bill.

Albany, N. Y, May 20.-Important amendments are made to the liquor tax law in a bill of Senator Raines which was approved by Governor Hughes. Among other things the new law gives the right of search and seizure to spe- cial excise agents and forfeits to the state all liquor seized by such officers. The law prohibits the use of saloon as a means of exit or entrance to or from a gambling room.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Fail to ..n... ....-.nerd Money.

Freehold. N. j., May 20 Adding falsehood to falsehood as to the place he concealed the money he stole from the home of William F. Shepherd after staying Shepherd his wife and their servant. Frank Zastera, the self confessed slayer, was taken from the county jail in vain for the purpose of showing the place where he hid the profits of his awful crime. The citi- zens of Monmouth county are incensed by the triple murder, and there is talk of breaking into the jail and taking Zastera out for punishment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Missouri Democrats Meet.

Jefferson City, Mo, May 20.-The Democratic state convention met here to elect delegates to the national con- vention at Denver. At a meeting of she state committee Speaker John M. Atkinson of the lower house of the Missouri legislature was selected as temporary chairman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Iive Stock Markets.

CATTLE-supply light: market steady: choice. i6SaT; prime. ss.45ssSS; veal calves &a6.s0.
 HOGS Receipts light; market active and higher: prime heavies mediums and heavy Workers. S.S; light Workers. ss.5oa 5.e0: pigs, Slaasi5: roughs, S45oa4eo.
 SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light: market dull; prime wethers. 5aoa5 a. cuIIs and common, s2.sSa3-2S; lambs. sla 650.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Denial hx Secretary Loeb.

Washington. May 2O.-Secretary Loet said that he knows nothing about the allegations contained in the statement signed "J.. Martin Miller and brought out in the Wood-Platt suit in New York and that the, statements made therein in so far k they concern him are wholly untrue. T never called on Sen. ator Platt." he said. and know noth. ing whatever about the matter"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Michiqan Probably For Bryan,

Lansing, Mich, May 20.-It is the general opinion among delegates to the Democratic state convention. which met here today to select four delegates at large to the national Democratic convention, that the convention will indorse Bryan for the presidential nom- nation and instruct the Michigan dele gation in his favor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
Am.ris, to Erhibit b Tosro.

Washington. May 20-By unanimous consent the house passed the bill ap- propristing sl.sNaOoo for participation by the United Ssates fn the interua- fIonal exposition 10 be held in Tokyo In 1912. The btIl has passed the senate and now lacks only the presidents sig nature to make it law
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
c.l;tnrni. Indrr..r a-r.n.

Fresno. Cal. May sA-The Demo cratic state coavsntton adopted a ptst- form instrurti1g the California desega- tton for ". ]. Bryan for president aud InluExfng Theodore A. Bsn for temporary chairman of the rational coaventiea-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20
p.,e, Conference B.oin..

Lake Mohonk, N. Y.. May 20.-The fourteenth annual Lake Mohonk con ference on international arbitration, which began here, exceeds any previ- ous conference in numbers in attend ance. From $50 to 400 conferees arc here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-20

# < Grab Apple Blossom and Heotrope Perfume, to- night <. .ns.s.. .......... " 25c an oz Daggett and Ramsde Cold Cream Tubes, to; night. ..l. .....ss. 21c BOOKS Illustrated, cloth bound copies. popular Novels, \ The Spoilers, .s @ Pam,3 - 5a.@ ,..l : Ben Blair, and
 McCutcheon Stories, at ....s 45c a copy TOILET GOODS. s
 De Miracle Soap, tonight .......... 1Oc cake De Miracle Cream; tonight a 25c bottle De Miracle, for removing superfuous hair, $1 bottle Amolin Deodorant Powder 121sc a box Mum Deodorant Paste ..... 19c jar Prophyactic Tooth Brushes all textures. flexible =. ana nara handle 25c each BELTS.
 silvered Buckles tonight .zs.:. a5c each Fancy Silk and Leather Belts, odd sizes, were 25c and soc, tonight ........ 10c each
 JEWELRY
 Solid gold front Cuff Pins, warranted not to break tonight ...... .25c pair Waist Pin Sets. sizes, pins in set, value 25c. tonight ...... ...... :. .. 15c n set NOTIONS, s <. sss=. 7.
 Fancy ruiied elastic Hose Supporters, all colors, ladies and misses sizes, tonight .... 1Oc a pair ao-inch Black and Tan Silk Tie Laces tonight s....... ....., ..#.... .,. 1Oc n pair LINENS AND WHITE GOODS. Fine quality Imperial Long Cloth, 36 inches wide regular price s2 12-yard piece, tonight :. ...-............ $148 a piece s6-inch English Nainsook in medium and light weight, the quality used in fine underwear, reg nar price 29c tonight ...,. 1Sc yard
 WASH GOODS IN THE BASEMENT. ~ a. An entire new line of Shirtng Madras in blue .
 and black figures on white ground, value 1Sc tonight ....... ...... ...... 15c yd
 COMFORTABLEs ayTtt& sa*s- et -5s}4 Light weight Comfortables for summer wear, Y sr
 filled with snowflake cotton and silkolne cov- .
 ered tonight 0sc, $1.25, $1.5O, $1.75 and Sc each
 RUGS. -s~ ss-'@ Steamer and Automobile Rugs, all wool, large assortment of designs, at
 .... .... ..$ $45O, $500 $s50 and 5000 each
 WASH PETTICoATs. i*sI stt ' @+~ Fancy striped Gingham Pettcoats, with deep
 founce, worth 50c tonight .... ... 39c each White Muslin Pettcoats with tucked rufe on
 founce, also with lace insertion and edge,
 worth $1.25 each tonight $1.0Oa each
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS x. A Tn, Fine quality ALL SHEER LINEN .Handkerchefs
 with small hand embroidered initial, every let
 ter in stock, and worth 200 each, tonight
 ......s ,..... ....'..... ..''. I275c each SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.
 You will have to change soon; these samples last week only foreshadow what will be every day oc- currence soon. BUY NOW. The stocks and assort- ments are complete in every detail Now is the time get JUST what you want in both qualities and sizes