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GhADERDUNt 5 AUGUST FORECAST.

And it might be imagined
Bill Taft was likewise;
Yet he played it that day upon Bryan
In way politicians despise.
Which they met on the train,
AS all candidates will,
And they wagered dinner
In test of their skill
The winner to make the best pun ON
The homely cognomen Of Bill.
II suppose" Bryan said,
Stirring ice in his tea,
THAT in view of the times,
AS between You and me,
The smaller the bill is the better,
The which anyone will agree"
Very clever" said Taft,
Here is mine: I've bunch,
You are not very strong,
(And he gave him a punch)
For they don't like a long overdue bill |
And the Peerless One paid for the
lunch.
August was named for Augustus
Caesar, nephew and adopted son of
julius. August was every bit as great a
man, but his uncle had better press
bureau. When the Black Band got
julius, his nephew was but 10: but he
had already worn the toga virillis and
shot bear. Mark Anthony tried to get
him out Of the way by making him a
sort of vice president, but after Angus.
tus had beaten him 8 up and to play
on the green at Modena the big drawing
card of the Roman chautauqua was
glad to marry the young mans sister
and be kind of Nick Longworth
around the Roman White House.
The Augustan age was the glory of
Rome. Like Mr.. Roosevelt, Augustus
showed fight all the time, and the
empire enjoyed peace. The emper.
or literally patronized literature,
and even wrote verses himself.
Poets like Horace aud Virgil had
their own enameled gold chariots with
liveried alligator bait on the job behind,
and instead of having the cruel circus
games of Nero, the populace met in the
COLISEUM and wrote limericks for
prizes. 1t is said that Augustus found
Rome q city of brick and left IL q oitr
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Alas Sad F8.

hldS SD re-.
He calls at 8
Upon Miss KS,
And stays till ls;
They tS-a-t8,
Leads him to sts,
He thinks her grs
AT any rs,
An ideal ms
She names the DIS;
They osculs.
Alas, sad fs,
They separs,
She. too much prs;
He too much SKIS.
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a pam surface IS trimmed
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
4RRIVE At PINE CAMP.
First Troops Reach Scene Of Mil
tara MGn9uUrcS.

WaterroRn. y. y. June 1.-THE advance guard
Of the troops en- route from various sections of
the country Pine Camp reached this city to-
day. The troops comprised the 1st Battalion OF
irhe 18th Infantry, Companies A. and c, of Fort
Niagara Buffalo, Major w. c. Wrenn command
ing. They were closely followed by the Sd Bat
1alion. consisting of Companies /. K and J.. The
I'd Battalion Of the Path Infantry, negro, from
Fort Ontario, Oswego, arrived the camp to-day
General F. d. Grant, commander Of the encamp-
,nent. is scheduled arrive at Pine Camp to-day.
Six Thousand of New York's militia will start
-5sy on their way to the manGuvre camps and the
forts, where they viii engage with the regular
army troops in coast defence and battle exercises
the next week. Long troop trains will he
Joaded at the yards the SIDE of the city in
rrhe cos and special trains will leave the Grand
Central Station for the manpuvre camp at Pine
onili:ia coast artillery will be sent 10 work with
khe regulars at the forts in New York Harbor. and
she 9Th and list regiments Of infantry viii act
,es supports for the coast artillerymen.
H The 69th Regiment viii open the Peekskil camp
snd remain for a week 1t viii be followed by the
18th Regiment for another week. and the camp will
,7.e closed. At the Pine Plains manueuvres New
York will be represented by regiment of cavalry
tconposed OF Squadron A Of Manhattan; Squad
iron G OF Brooklyn, and Troop B, Of Albany, and
10, Of Syracuse. The Sd Regiment infantry from
fBrooklyn. the 1st Battery from Manhattan and a
sisnaI CORPS detachment viii also be
Problems in attack and defence will be solved
end the rniltianen and regulars will have week
rof hard marching. During the last four days of
ehe ten DAYS encampment the troops will take the
.eld in earnest and viii have 10 rely wholly upon
themselves for cooking. On June 25 the New
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, June IL, 1908.

AtSfIN ED
Steamer Chesapeake Hastings Baltimore. to H c For
ter, with mdse. Left Quarantine at $40 a m
steamer Lusitania Q3p, Watt. Liverpool June and
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Fl siEio Prescott. Galveston the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at
Steamer City of Macon. Droyer. Savannah June to
steamer Mexican Ccable) Oldham Galveston via Vera
crn Passsd @ IN sn ssnay hUk dn at 'S I n n. 70
the Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Left
steamer fforatio Hall Johnson Portland Me- to the
Maine SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Passed in
Steamer 1mogen GBp. Edwards. Perth Anboy. to H
Winchester co. in ballast Passed in Quarantine at
Cedric sr' Par. Batlett @ Ayepool June ss and
and steeTage passengers and mdse- Arrived
N 5 Arrue with fruit Arrived Itho Bar at a M
Co With ndse Pased in sandy HOOK at II m 'D'
Steamer Yale Boston Metropolitan
co. with passengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine
A E Outerbrdge Co with 120 passengers. mails and
steamer ALGONQUIN, staples Jacksonville and
Charleston Q. to the Clyde SIS Co. with and
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport New. Norfolk.
Left ouarantne at 2s5 2 m WIN Al'
, Asno coast Lumber With
i stssmer TeodoTo De narinaga r, Hudson Liver
pool May % Southeast OF Fire Island 6:l5 p m
Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Passed in Sandy Hook
p
Norton d Son with 1ndse. Left Quarantine 4:os m.
Steamer Jelunga tBrl. Walker, Hamburg May %
and Rotterdam 81, 10 the New York and Continental
Line. with mdse. Southeast Of Fire Island 40
steamer PrIns Maurits Dutch KoningS Sein. Am
sterdam May ], via Port Spain % 81 etc 10
Funch Edye & Co. and the Royal Dutch West India
Mall, with passengers. mails and mdse. in
Sandy Hook 6:25 IN.
Steamer VaIetta CBr,. Killea- Cstania MAY g. Bari
II and Lisbon %. o Cans IS Co with mdse
Left Quarantine 4:45
Steamer Manzanillo tCubanl, Curtis, Cienfuegos
June g. q the New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co, with
ndse Passed Sandy Hook s;46 p m
Sandy Hook. J. June IL, $50 m-wind south,
moderate breeze; cloudy; light
SAILED.
Steamers Breidablik Nor), Nipe Bay; Caprera
(ItaD Philadelphia: Hesbaye (Dutch), Antwerp:
Nicholas Cuneo CNor); Port Antonio: Ocean Dutch,
Oracabessa (I3r), Port Limon; Trignsc
Bordeaux: Colorado, Mobile; Princess Anne. Norfolk
and Newport News; Cerea (Ital), New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Queenstown. June 12-Campania (Br), New York for v
eTpdOl.
Plymouth June 12-Amerka (Gerl. New York for Cher
bourg Hamburg.
Fremantie June 12-Glenee CBr), New York via Table
Cherbourg june I2-Amsrka Ger. New York via Pyn-
Hamburg.
Rotterdam June II. p m-Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch).
New Via Bouogne.
Port said June I2-Risley (Br). New York for Alden.
Penang, etc.
cen, .. Fremantle.
Bristol June i2-LlandaT City (Br), New York.
Gibraltar June 12Motke Ger, New York for Naples
Naples June I2-ROenigin Luss Ger. New York via
Gibraltar for Genoa.
Iabuan June 4-Wauxhall O8r) New York via st Vim
cent, V, and Port Natal
Rio de JaneTo, June G-seglinds Ger. New York via
Barbados Santos
,farsefIIcs June a-Germania tFr), New
Auckland. June 10-Buceros Br) New York Va st Vim
cent. c y.
,,,.-anstovr June 12-Arabic I3r) York.
Southampton June I2-Deutschand Ger. New York via
Non,evideo June 11--Verdi CBr) New York Rio de
-a,rtsdns June IO-C;recisn Prince tBr). New York.
%srjes June 10 p m-Hamburg tGerl. New York,
I<gborn June -Monvtso GtsD, New Yorkend Bslti-
us-.eilles June Roma tFri. N.~ York
PASSED
sc1Iy T,gn. l2Iu.t-ow tGer, York for Ply-nouth
iherhcIre Erenn-n
Faval June 12-Konlg Albert GER, New York for
.sap,es and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
STORAGE NOTICES.


LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43. 40 and Al West Gath St
To Mrs. NJ crute. Mrs. ]. X. Heath. Mrs.
l. Leslie, l. c. r. Lillian. Mrs q. A Nc
Donald. Mrs. ]. ]. Myers. Miss K. Muriel.
Mrs L. b. Sutton. Mrs. A. Van VIE. Miss
Daisy williams, Mrs. Sol. Aarons. James
W Lee. Mrs. n. Baker, Miss NJ. M. Phalen,
Hubert Coaxsum. Mrs. w. u. Barr: You
and each of you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property, to
wit, household goods and merchandise.
stored by you or in your name in tho
warehouse OF the company. TO be sold at
public auction. according to tho statutes in
such cases made and provided. at the auc-
tion rooms of w. II. FLATTAU & SON.
southeast corner 18th ST. and University
Place. New York City commencing Tues
day June %. 1908. at 1920 a m. and con-
on every Tuesday and Wednesday
thereafter. at the same place and hour, un-
til all the goods have been sold. LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY ~ 4S 4I West Gath st
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The 81 Louis miles of Sandy Hook
l m yesterday, Is expected TO dock about m to
The Kaiserin Aus1ste Victoria reported ass miles
Sandy Hook yesterday, Is expected TO
dock about to-day
reported 2a3 miles east Of Sandy HOOK at
yesterday expected dock about 30 m to-day
miles of Sandy HOOK
$50 a m yesterday is expected dock about 75o
Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station.
Washington. with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lib'y u.
WASHINGTON. SIperA II. 80 pm 40 am
WASHINGTON. Diner T5O am 500 an
WASHINGTON, Diner ESQ am 1000 ami
(Parlor car N. Y to Richmond Val
WASHINGTON Diner 1I.5O am IL 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 1.bO pTn 200 pm
..ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON, Buffet, $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. T.bO am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, 1l.50 am 10 90 mn
PITTSBURG. CLEyEL'D 5.bO nm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED" g. so pm 100 pm
CIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 11-50 pm I 80 ana
GIN. ST. LOUIS, ,LOUISv 8 so am 1000 Al
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUISV $50 pm 500 pm
ofaces: PAS. %34. 1900 Broadway Astof
House, los Greenwich St, 225 5th Av-. Sp1
Grand ST. N. Y; 343 Fulton St, Brooklyn;
West 25d St and Liberty ST.
After p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained At Bureau of Information
B. o. R. R.. 25d st Terminal 'Phoas
Number. Chelsea-91<A
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Hampshire militia Will take she place OF the New
York troops. with a regiment from vermont ana
troop of cavalry from New Jersey. Pennsylvania
Connecticut and Maryland will be represented
during the third period of the manonuvres.
Practically every detail OF soldering VIII be
gone into, from tent raising to brigade movements
There will be no Wild cheering charges or shsin
battles" but long waits in the sun and Dust and
sfil longer marches.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
June Sale Ecc1Cuiss
Il
Wcre-'s and Childre1S
LsCSl[1 Underwear

I
womsn's Muslin D-sws-s-r'If1s wiz "a
[ tucks, einb'y OF H S---VsIe - 10
iCambric Drawe-s-ruf4ss with elno.y Or,
lace inserts and bsadilg-res SD -
Cambri,, am Nalnsook Corset Covers "a
lace and ribbon or enb'y-res b 10
Nainsooz Corset Cove-s-a dozen
dainty srvles-rsnv rrim'd front anu
back Ni-h eub'y or lace-reg ~ 81
Muslin Nigbt Drssses-yoks with enc
inserts and tucks or tuckS ana II" : "a
rufffs-,aIUs SO. ..---...-- ----''' '0N
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsoos Gowns
several ~tvIes. nceGaIj!ons or lacs anu az
fancy stitching-rss. S1-S9- .------'- ~
White Cambria Ski-ts--desD folnes Of
with lace OF emo'y-vorth Sl-SS- Gee -
White Caubrf- Skirts-dssp founcss.
almost entirely or lace. ais9 sno! ~
trin'd-wcrtl s. 81 ----.------'- IL
White Csrnn-f--ci-cuIa- 1cuncs. win
a. lace inserts. tucks and rioooH-e x
worth s.. % ----.------.- .-------'- q
Nainsook ConbinstoEs-Co cover
with Drawers or Skir--Nsi ace
and enjoy inserts ribbon run Il
regularly rs ----------- -
Extra size Muslin Drsvsrs-
hemstitchlns and h : ruf'e- 90
value 40 --..-.-.--.---.-.--- .-------
Extra size Nisht Dressss-yoSs or
emb'y and tucks-H- ;. rune. he'N a
and sissvsS-vslIs - ----- ---'-
rb.Idrsn.s Drawers Fruit - LHom
Nlusliu-H : ard tucSS- 90,
to 10 vrs-rsglla-ly . ------- u
Skirts-Lacs or em5'y. with or 7vitaou' es
tucks-2 70 10 yrs.-reS- -oS- 1900 -
,,,.f,.s-.-.s r.,.r,I-t., C,ovrs-rouid rscA-,o
n 3 ruele-I to - yrs-res 81 go
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN New TO
Australia except wes), New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fill Islands New
C)~Manuka June H. $50 ?
japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Seattle)-Tango Maru June Is $50
Hawaii. also specially addressed mail for
cisco1-Asia -.t...........-.Ju .Juns IS. =
Japan. Corea. China Philippine Isl
Empress Of China na.........,..-....Jun 49, $50
vadivostok Cva seattle)-Adato.. June p $50
Francfsco,EMs I1 iposa Jun. Is $50
New Zealand Australia Cexcept Weso,
Samoan Islands ana New Caledonia Cvia
san Francisc5)-Lerd Seton June H. $50 :
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Francsco)--U S transport July ], $50
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Dainty Jewelry i0r
lime Girl Graduates

Soti.t Cold Jewelled Rings-vafiOu' QS
pretty designs-value 81 ~
soItd Coli Rrooches-ooiis crescenS
,rt.nb booe asur De lis and many
other dainty styles Il .65
were s. 80 and s. es- -----''''''
Solid Gold Neck Chains-cuio'
rope and unk-1S 20 ID i'ci'- 2. es
solid Gold Lockets-rcund OF
shape-suitable for mono 2 81
zvarrs-vslue $3.50 --.-''-'''
P4avl NsckIare--sdiid bean
strunx On giit FOX vail W. .eS
invisible snap--vslue - ~
All SIX Gauzs Fans-spansisd
hard-paintsd-sorne trtrn
lac IN rrssty des!srs-r,sA r.
sarysi sIcks-vAlus G-s- -.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
R,ccApoNNA.s NEW PALM. ROOM.

The new palm room of the Hotel Riccadonna will
he thrown open to its guests this evening. II will
lie one the finest attractions at this hotel. which
fronts on the ocean at Brighton Beach. The palm
room has been redecorated with stands Of palms
eyergreens and plants of various kinds and with
hundreds Of green lights
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Net Culmres
Sfn,es Cellars
st Specially Lew Srlces

MAIN FLOOR NEW b'
NET GJ-IMPES-yokea and sleeves %
ruffei or Inserted Val. with Lrisu
Crochet Nedallions-whtte, cream Oc
bIack-grrat assortment ~ i' o.
Nr4FAROT-T sTOI.E-4 20 : strandS-
Gs 20 10 inches long-hlack. naI1i< cG
and brown-vaIues VI 70 SS-VV.'-
FINER TO St99S- -,
GIBSON STOCKS, ASCOTS and DG -
CNOfIARS-VaL and Piquo or
,rnb'd In white or dainty un'S O5
variety OF styles ss----.-.-.-----
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
RAILROADS.
NFW Jersey CENTRAL

TWO-HoUR TRAIN To PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHLADELPHIA- Lv. "; 20d Sdi' 1o
$50 7-5o. SO; $50, b $50; "a lC;S2; go i 80
10 li:sS $50. Il G $50 $50. 80 $50. 1856 p m
Sundays. 7.5o. 500, $50. Io-5o; 1,bo a m. n
1850. $50. 2.50. $50. 4-5o. $50. $50. $50.
SGIs %v iI1S I1BERTY Ri ST. .@1.so. $50. 100. 500
$50. zoo. 1000 11,oo 1L3o a m; E0 oS
neon. GO 1So g 20o 400 4e9 e 40 $500 S9
Sumo SUNDAYS, /. 90 500. 500. 1000, i1.00 a. m.
i2.o0 noon. LOO 200. 400. 40: 500. 800.
100 Soc g9E 10S9 p ID @Wasan@GT9M 9aai ieRrs9
Lv. W. 2sd sT.:-l.5O. e.5o IL so a. m.
1sER4S Ssi sSS $50 $50 SO Iooo daiIg ny 10 ky
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. tv. W; 2sd ST:
$3.50 B. m. d2-5o satss only9. so P m m
ERfz Sgefzys 800 s. "a = de,do sa5s aaiz5. &
VIA ALL RAIL-.Long Branch; al b., AsSury 81
$50. 1I20 a m. G,oo sats. only. !.s9.
$50. 80 0.o3. except sats;l. $50. SO,
SO 11;5o p m RRR, ssnfaES, go sUS a m' 0o sS 40
AS. (5-16 except sats-). $40. $50, eco
,. m. IL OF midnight sundays, a.S6. ais
a saS9Y a; 5S'' EooR 100 2 RoUrz-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. AsbHFy Park Ocean e Groxe.
E9.55 a. m, 1880. $40 AS G.45
=. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier only). Sun
days, $50 a m. 100. 7-45 D. m. Leave
Pier 10. n. R, Foot CEDAR ST 10 20
a. m. 100, 3-45, 445 6-10 p m. At
Iantic Highlands Pier only)- Sundays.
10. 90 a m, 80. $40 p. m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty St. CIV. 23d St Tel. Chei-
sea s14D. Piers 10 and 81. n. r.. Astor
House. 245. 4s4. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 49,.
225. Isl Fifth Az: 27ss Third Az III
West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av-, New
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn: $40 Broadway.
williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to Destination
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
TYPEwRITERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st; cats--
logue free, all makes taken part pay
ment. bargains In Cnderwoods. Rsming-
tons. Olivers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
AUCTION SALES.

] WILL. SELL. under foreclosure OF chatteI
mortgage. made by John Cosgrove to
Howard & Childs. assigned TO Hugh J. and
Clarence f. Gallagher. now owned by Will
lam Koch. at premises 2T3 10th ave, Man
haitian. Saturday. June 13 1908, at 10
a. m. certain chattels and fixtures. covered
by said mortgage BY order OF William
Koch owner. J. Bernstein, Auctioneer
MORTGAGE SALE.-Allan A Irvine. Auc-
tioneer. will Sell to-day at O'Clock. No.
T69 10th ave. Borough of Manhattan the
fixtures and chattels OF saloon. By order
OF Attorney for Mortgagee-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


SUN rises s Sun sets s4s Moons age ID
HIGH WATER.
A. M-ssndv Hook s:1T Gov. Island 6:as He'll Gate s;Sl
J. M-Sandy Hook e:s3 Gov Island 7:O7 He'll Gate e;oo
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

CERTIFIED Pubic Accoun---. desires en-
gagements IN accounting. auditing. sys-
tematizing and special Investigations: best
CREDENTIALS: moderate charges. ASS~sss c.
p. A. Postofiice Box lass New York
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
DREssMAEING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKINri by dsy or weak lahie- or
childrens dresses late with leading city
houss. Dressnaker, EOS East 21st ST
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Washable Waists

Fine White Lawn and Batiste-deep
pointed or square yokes of lace and
enbroidery-also tailor pIeat styles. ~
Sheer Batiste-fancy yokes and fronts
Of Point Venise and Val. Iaces and
medalliOns-trimrned sleeves-also
emb'd Swisses IN neat styles ~
all sizes-reg. 81 9-.........-. As0T
Fine Lingerie Batiste-transparent lace
yoke back and front. with panel and
yoke finish OF Point Veniss and
appliqued Venise medallions-other
models with linen Ciuny lace hna
sll-over eInb'y. fancy Val and 100
emb'd medallions-Tes. S469 ..-s 0-SS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
VACATION TOURS

To all Summer Resorts. Attractive trips ar
ranged, all expenses included. Uptown Office.
for tickets and staterooTns via Peoples Line
TO Albany: Metropolitan Line. all-water
route to Boston. etc. Send for booklet 10
MARSTERS 81 w 30th 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
DED I'D" LINE.

PED 3D. LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO AND VENEZC Ella
From Pier IL, near Wall St Ferry. Bklyn-
For San Juan, Porto Rico
S.S. CARACAS. -. Saturday, June 70. noon
S S. PHILADELPHIA. Sat, July 4, noon
For Pto Cabello, Curacao g. Maracaibo
SIS DAGFRED. Saturday. June 20. noon
IS. ZULIA.....-. Saturday, June z, noon
SIS MARACA1BO.. Saturday, July II, noon
Freight only
These steamers have superior accornnooa-
tions for passengers.
BOCLTON, BLISS 6. DALLETT.
General Managers. 81 wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Mems Shirts

White Cambric-pleatsd.
tucked or plain bosoms-
cuffs attached or detached A A
% CT. make --.----......-.
Colored Negliges shirts-plain
and mercerized Madras. Percale.
Dimity and White Crossbar NainsOok
all sizes-well known $3.50 81
Colored Negligee shirts-Madras
and Percale-hght. medium and dark
attached or detached cuffs D2
all sizes-regularIy 40. ..-.......- 800
Madras and Percale-tuiI Iaundered-
White and fancy ffgured-light.
medium and dark-sizes Ia 70 EZ
ia noted dollar make ........., 'DS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
C0rSetS

Fine White Ratiste medium
and extra long bsck-side
and front elastics-aIl sizes
instead Of 81 69.-..--.-
Fine French Plain white
or dainty cold silk with snb'd
figures-lstsst models-top
finish of fine Val lace and
ribbon -four elastics-
all SiZss-WOUth s. 9s ..
Fine. French Batiste Corsets-
plain white or elaborate silk
emb'd all sizes-four silk
elastics-worth S69S. S............-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
RUGS.

HAIG S. ISKIYAN, Oriental
Il &: :.s;: s5
New York Tel. 1851 Gramercy
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Mems Pajamas-Night Shirts

Mems Night ShirtS-Nusltn or Camhric-
so and 81 inches iong-ccllar or collsriess
sizes ~ Ia 90
Res 70 .....................--.. .2S
Res ~ -.---....-. -.....--..- 44
Mems Night Shirts-Muslin. CamhriC.
Nainscok-with AMI without colorsd
enb y-ali sizes. including extras II
values TO s. 70. o....................sf
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
June Sale
Specials
That Fill Many 2 Need

It may contain the very article you
want. and would willingly pay full
price for.
READ-READ CAREFULLY.
Skirts
WomenS Extra Size Petticoats-
Black and White Percale- HT
deep fare founces-vaIUe .9s. 'CS
Fancy Striped Percale Pettfcoats-
Black and white and leading
colcrs-deep sectional founces- OS
Tafeta Rustic Petticoats-BIack
and Colors-deep founces- 4 M
worth Si-SS o.
Black Satsen and ilarcelne Petticoats-
deep. tailored fiounceS- 1 II
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-29
TO PROBE GOTHAM COTTON EXCHANGE
Grand jury Deeldss on investigation
and Demands Rooka

New York, N. Y.-Cotton trading
interests here were given . pronounc-
er shock when 1t became known that
forty-six members OF the New York
cotton exchange had been subpoenaed
to appear before the federal grand
jury .of this district Among those
answering the call were all the men,
bers Of the board of managers Of
1905, and alsa many members Of the
grade revision committee Of the past
few ysarE.
1t IL stated on excellent authority
that the investigation has to do In an
immediate sense with the case of Ed
win 8. Holmes, who was dismissed in
1905 from the associate chiefship of
the bureau of statistics, department OF
agriculture, after ''leaks" In the crop
reporting system Of the government
had been investigated by secret SER
vice agents. One Of the aims OF the
government 1t Is believed, Is to OBJ
tain additional evidence with a view
OF re-opening the case and entering
upon active prosecution.