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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

cratic party charges the republican
party with being the promoter Of pres
ent abuses, the opponent of necessary
remedies and the only bulwark of
private monopoly. The democratic
party affirms that in this campaign it
is the only party, having a prospect of
success, which stands for justice in
government and for equity in the di.
vision of the fruits of industry.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
JUSTICE TO ALL

Recognizing that am indebted for
my nomination to the rank and file of
our party, and that my election must
come, If it comes at all, from the un-
purchased and unpurchasable SURFACES
of the American people promise, If
entrusted with the responsibilities of
this high office, to consecrate whatever
ability I have to the one purpose of
making this, in fact, government in
which the people rule-a government
which will do justice to all, and offer
to every one the highest possible stim,
illus to great and persistent effort, by
assuring to each the enjoyment of his
just share of the proceeds of his toll
no matter what part of the vineyard
he labors, or to what occupation, pro
fession or calling he devotes himself.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

! People are looking every day for a
good boarding house. If YOU want
boarders say so in little want -ad In
the Daily News. The cost is but orc
cent word.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
FOR SALE.

BY order of the court / am Offering
for sale all of the property of the SAM
.fary Plumbing Company, consisting Of
plumbing and electrical materials.
VIII sell in bulk or retail.
J. S. LEE Assignee
At NJ. J. Epley's Real Estate Office.
jul II tt
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PHOENIX LAUNDRY

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CLEANING AND PRESSING DEPT.
100000 Main street. Phones Sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday. June IS, 1908

Steamer caTrrania lBrl Barr Iiyerpo9l June 10 aSs
o1sensoTn stow i u to the cunard SIS Co Id gwth i
! the Bar at sos 3
eo1Ts June and o1eehs.9Th 5l 81 lo he
and ;,odse Arrived ed ar the the Bar a. % am
Steamer oheston 3D. Hscken Bost9n June H. to
Steamer PTnz sigs5nund Ger Boldt Cape Haytien 5
CaTtagena s. savanila 10 santa y and Jeremie
& m 0 ahS hf d RTs at the HPs Bar S at @
Steamer Ereqeh der GTosss e5 te5 GO Si3a
1s2 cabin and mdse. Arrived
stesraeT caiifoFnie or! LHeveder. Bordeaux June
and IS and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Harry Luckenbach Dalton Mayasuez June 8
Ponce and San Juan 10, the InsuaI Line with mdse
steamer Antilles, woodward, orleans. i've DAYS
Lt ns5aP5ns At sss !r m K,eDs Hamburg June
II. Southampton and cherbourg 10 the Hamburg
sans Line D & wh 4s T Gaen s 4nf he 81 Bar g eBs M
Steamer s Y Lpckenbach Mclean Aguadla la June s. s.
the 1nsuar Line II passengers mdse. Arrived
s. Ra7sssn qs ns grqsHsso sss Nam 5sns : and es
with Tndse arrived at the Bar at II a m.
Co @ pasnre as d @ Passed. saf in o1aTantie
p 9s e. an @ G0s9H @ ea 's9s % the s Bar G at
sass. June fsa fasls Bss
ssssf 5uiPhezs Newport News and So5sG!s sTs
Left Quarantine at 5-25 . m.
Old Dominion Left Quarantine at soT
Steamer Banes pam. Colson. Baracoa to the Cuneo
Importing Anchored in Quarantine $40
Steamer Senator CNor>. Aarsvold. Sasua de TaHan,o
(Sana). DAYS the Atlantic Fruit Co with frult
Arrived the Bar at 30 p ,..
Bursermelster Petersen WIer). ftack1elot'
shields philip RuPreehf, in ballast OFF Sandy
steaner 81 F1iIans CBr, Martin. Shields 2, to H
ouders and Partners Southeast Of Fire Isl
steamer Patricia Ger, Magin Hamburg June s. Bou-
logre and Plymouth s. to the Hamburg-American Line
With 9s cabin 16 passengers and mdse Ar
rived at II 40
light breeze; clear; light sea
Steamers Bremen Ger. Bremen via Plymouth and
Cberbourg: Cedric tI3r). Liverpool via Queenstown
aiserin Augste Victoria Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg savoie (Fr>: Ea7Te; slayonia ST. ST.
Nanes ans Trieste; Nongbello (ItaD, Phadepha C1Iv
of saTanrah savannah; Yale. Boston lda CuEeo tHor.
Antonio Merida t5avana ao Nes 1ie
nier Port Arthur: Nordpol tNor> Norfolk; APache
Cses1on and Jacksonville: Finance. Crfstooal: Mis-
sour puerto Mexico: Jefferson. Norfolk ana Ne"port
News: Aragcn, Georgetown ; g hatanuh' "eoieo-'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
FfBLTES" BEAT "BROWNS."
Decisioe Engagement Of Military
Forces at Pine Plains.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Pine Camp y Y June ia decisive engage
rnent" near the little town Of Hubbard's Corner
resulted in q victory for the blue force to-day
The problem vas the attack and defence Of wagon
train. conveyed BY the brown army. in command
Of Lieutenant Colonel " H c. Bowen. Major
J. T Dickman. in command of the blues" brought
on ATTACK" az a. In turning the enemy 8
flank the ur1lpires decided that he lost troops
Of his cavalry The action in a valley be-
tween sand hills and there was an artillery en-
gagernent. Battery D Of the Sd United States Ar
tilery formed part Of the blue force, and the
machine guns OF the 18th regular infantry regiment
were divided
The umpires were delighted with the results of
The mornings work and said that the battle was
well fought The 12o wagons in the convoy were
stopped in deep gully about six hundred yards
from the headquarters Of the opposing force. but
were unobserved. Major Dicknan protested TO the
chief umpire. Lieutenant Colonel Glenn. that the
wagons had tops them, and his men were
not looking for such vehicles The New York Ma
tional Guard cavalry organizations were with the
brown force and went into action" dismounted.
This afternoon all Of the troops marched under
sealed orders bivouac their stations tonight
They will illustrate a problem in advance guard
action. General E P. Clark commander OF the
Massachusetts troops in camp will command the
brown" army. composed Of the 18th United States
Infantry the % and 9Th Massachusetts Infantry, a
squadron from the 11th and from the 18th Cav
airy. and Squadron c Of Brooklyn The list Bat
tery. from Manhattan in command Of Captain John
F O'Ryan. viii form the artillery
A blue" army is supposed TO be retreatng from
ogdensburg to escape imaginary brown" army.
The troops IN camp form the advance guards for
the imaginary armies and the fight will prob
ably be al Felts Mills to-rnorrow morning.
There will be no review for Governor Hughes
who Will visit the camp on Saturday Instead he
will be driven over the ground with Adjutant Gen
eral Y. H Henry.
General Richard Shaw Oliver, Assistant Secre-
tary Of War VIII arrive in camp Saturday
night There will be religious services on Sunda
and lecture IN the evening by Anthony Fiala-
the Arctic explorer, who is lieutenant and quar-
teruaster Of Squadron c.
Captain " A Bryant. Of the Essex troop OF
Orange, " J., in camp yesterday TO arrange
for the camp Of his troop, which will arrive q
week from Saturday. They will the horses OF
Squadron c.
Twenty-six men Of the seven thousand now in
camp are in hospital with minor injuries.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

1s-Teutonic CID, New YORK Nld
Plymouth and Cherbourg -, A. x-.-,, -,
Copenhagen. June &c I1elsen 'DaH' new 4'tA -
Christiansand. >-s1-,- r-,,.-+o,,-r
Plymouth. June lS-Blucner "Iefg' Ne" i0iA' Oe
Hamburg
Bristol June 1s-Bristol City lBrl. New 1ork wi. ,s
Sewno-t June l7-Llandaf City tBr), New 1orh VIZ
sr'seIa 7sKonis Albert Ger York. Genoa
serfa June 16-Raveston tBrp. New York ard savannah
valpaqaiso. June 17-Melderskn 'Nor). New York and
Norfolk via Punta Arenas
SAILED.
Liverpool June 1s-Celtic (Br) New York Via Queens
Queenstown June 1s-oceanic CBp. New York: EtruTa'
tBrl. New York
FIayre June 1s-La Lorraine l.rl, New York
Perrin ls-Bsley New 1orh
Marseiiles. June 16-GerTnana (F0. New hork- v,,
Hull. 17-Mercedes de lsrrlnasa '3rl, NJ" i0iA'
barbados June 17-Crispin (Br). New YORK.
PASSED.
Gibraltar June 1s-Kazembe (r,. Calcutta and Colombo
scy june 1s-Biuecher Ger New York for Plymouth
Cherbourg and Hamburg. .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
MISUNDERSTANDING

EDE = my GTrsY hIss3 M6S MUsIo
MUSEE sProminent People. Past and Present.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.

RO4A AL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY othel 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 Lily 81
WASHINGTON. 81 peIE. II.5O pm I30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 600 ami
CParlor car n. Y. TO Richmond Va-l
WASHINGTON. Diner. Il-50 am IL. 90 IN
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.50 I'm 200 pm
..POYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG 7.5O am 500 an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. II. so am II 90 nj
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D 8 30 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED 6. so pm 700 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS, ,LOUISV. so am 1OO0 ar,
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LoUISV $50 pm 500 pm
Offices: o45. 4s4. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich St. DDS 5th Av.. 391
Grand St. ". Y; 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d ST. and Liberty ST.
After p m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
r. & O. r. r. 2Sd ST. Terminal 'Phons
Number. Chelsea-sfA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army ana
navy orders have been issued;
ARMY


w SssaeS ). 11.s4 5sgssnani ans G90Rfb 8sRb
F55s5,I 1'h AIRBB asRfsy NJ Henri HGSfR q
ST EAEN e9sst aJei{ J Ti6 s05Ps JPsvairs iRo
HARRY Il TEBBETTs. 10th Infantry and GE3Ez.I 2 Z
FrF F9R MRisr a5if !nahT sah 1nfassfy 4 AEToN
an Gsysi5 Tss i1s 592 MA5222 E BGck 5 18Th in5atT
and BENJAMIN 4 PoORE. 9Th Infantry, NoNenn-
11euse5ant Colonel HARRY o pBRLET. medical CORPS
snt5S1 5n RPBRT PfRnSs & GasfGSi gET 81 fSfanT Hot
onf7prT g1rseon EDWARD BAILEY Washington
home f9T a2oIne IslIEs 9 a SHANNON 7th Cavalry.
s9a Fang5So9 Csc, 70 FoTd BE LEROY BARTLETT
eoast arjeTT oPFpS 9S EIa!s Medical corps two
an-Ss Tan sPtai5 JAMES ALLISON 7th Infantry.
NAVY.
ns7al attaohe Fe<ins. July 81 to third squadron
Lieutenant Commander G w WILLIAMS. detached
bin+aen a REFs detached the Alabama;
tinue naval hospital, Mare Island - -. ~,
Passei Assistant Surgeon W G FARwELL. detached
the Lancaster. marine detachment. Camp FL
Passed k.sfstant Surgeon o J MINK. de.achei med-
cal school, Washington: TO recruiting station chi
ne Gas sSs A5seat 6ap sanse0F Eot M p canal
Following assistant civil engineers detacheo Rensseae
O'fsfhlsS SEAS rs sehsnectaay GoRpoS 70 navy
yard Norfolk: A A BAKER. yard. New,
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following
movements Of vessels are reported:
ARRIVED
June 17-1he Arethusa san F-ansseo; ths oy19pia
the Arkansas the Chicago and the Hartford at
Hampton Roads
June Riaey snd the 1hornton from nav 5ard New
York. 70: norfolk the Lebanon from Serall Point
from eusntsnaIno for caps cruz
the Cleveland. from Kobe woosung
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
TRANSpaCIFIc MAILS.

Destination Close in New York.
Japan, Corea. China Philippine Isl
ands fria Vancouver and Victoria, 3 c.
Empress of China. To-day. $50 m
Nladfvosok via Seattle)-Adato.. June % $3.50
Francsco)|Marposa June e. $50 m
New Zealand Australia except Vest.
Cvia San Francisco1-Lord Seton IS. $50
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Francisco)-U July !, $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
AnyERTIsEMENrs and s,,h.crtnt,on.

ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE, No 1864 broadway, between Roth
and S1th SITS. until 8 O'Clock p. III. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
s O'Clock p. m. viz: 264 Sth ave =
cor. 23d St. 153 6th ave cor 10Th 81 90
East 18th st 25T West 42d st between
18th and sth aves 263 West l25th 81 I33S
Sd ave, between 10Th and 7Tth Sta I6o6
Sd ave. near 6lst St: i7oS LIST ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
TO TRY ALLEGED JEWEL THIEVES

Pittsbrrg. June 1s.-Albert J. Walker. Of Biz
1ningha-n, England. and Ralph Waldman, OF King
ston. Jamaica. charged with the fraudulent inpor-
tation Of jevelry were held trial to-day under
s. 600 bau by United States Commissioner Lindsay
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
suLPHuRlc ACID GAS KILLS THREE.

Raleigh. y. C. June 1s.-Danid Jones Frank
spikes and Haywood Lee, white laborers. We're
killed to-day the Caraleigh phosphate works By
the escape Of sulphuric acid gas in of the
rooms. Three others overcome. but recov-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Table Linens
Towels
! TOWeiIinrS
Great Values N
These
Useful Goods.

Heavy Crepe Towals-her'd d-vhit.
or coTd tCrders-90x30-reg "A ~
All Linen Blea6hed Huck Towels
white tapsd b0rders-22z42-rss "a .25
All Linen ToveIIings-valus .12l1 Ss
So inch White Dress Llnens-special f9
All Linen Danasks-suH bleachsd-
extra heavy quahty-69 finch
res 50 --,.------.--....--..-.....- SO
Full bleached satin Damssxs-
extra quality-10 inch-pu-e Iriss
nnen-worth 50. s9...-....',-...-..-.. so
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Mauressaa reported $50 miles Of Sandy
HOOK a. II yesterday. is expected 10 dock about
z 30 to-day
Ia Provence reported $50 miles east Of Sandy Hook
m yesterday, expected to dock about to
The Philadelphia reported 20 rnes east of Ssndy
Hook q yesterday, is expected 10 dock about
. n saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Nev Bottleshps Viii Haze Less
Room for Injured.
From TIE Tribune Bureau

washington, June 10
ECONOMY OF HOSPITAL SHIPS-The surgeon
reneral OF the navy has found it possible TO make
a material reduction in the amount of space which
has been hitherto allotted to the care of the SICK
su6 injured OF ships OF war The percentage OF
space used for what is known as sick bays on na'a
ships has contemplated accommodations IN some
Instances Of four for every one hundred men OF
the crew IT is now believed that with the ADVENT
OF the hospital ships and the facilities whlch VIII
exist in time Of of transporting the injured ~
the hospitals on shore il is possible 10 reduce te
space hitherto given UP to the hospital secuoh O
g warship and the accommodations have oeeh re
ouced by one-half in most instances SO tna' oi
the battleships which now about 10 De con
strrcted and one of which is to be ouiit at Hte
BROOKLYN navy yard. the sick bay Will consist Vi
from eighteen to twenty cots. This gives an of
portunity Of more space in the living quart %
the crew and is considered of greater aoVanUase
than the use O. the space for the small fracuoh u
men who require hospital attention. winch claSs -
hereafter TO be accommodated on the hospitaI sp'
one Of which il is expected, will ultimately ne at
,a.bed N each feet or cruising and independent
squadron.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

$50 900 WILL PURCHASE a long estab-
llshed 9th ave. dTessmaklnZ estab' ishment
having "A clientele OF the wealth.est people
and which for the past ten wears has
cleared net prohts an average Of over
SIS 600 year. rare opportunity 70 secure
eound and prosperous business satisfactory
reasons for selling. McDonald-Wiggins Co.
2a7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
IEzmmccks
! Window Screens
Rods, etc.
Read Carefully
: Short Lines
Big Values.

Palrer's Hanmcck-eaava weave
pillow sprsader and valancs-best
colors-elseWEs- 81 40 -.-... O,
Vindo-T Screens-vood frames
- hizh-extend - 10 So
elsewhere 35.--....... or
Opaque Shades-7x3-vit roller
white ard all colCrs-elsewhers As oc
Brass Rods-extsnsion IA 10 "A
and "a TO 44-vaIue Is ...... :
Nickel Payer ROIlers-Euarauts.t-
reg 15......-- q
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Women's Suits,
Dresses, Waists
and Wrappers

Linene and Fancy Lawn Jumper
Dresses-ful1 pIeated skirt with folds
OF tucks emb'y trim-value 81 9s- z. SO
Lingerie Princess Dresses-ine
colored lawn-elaborately trim waist
front and back-with lace inserts
skirt and bodice to match
value S9.9S ........-...-- ----.S {. .OO
SILK Jumper and Princess Dresses
Chiffon Taffetas and Shadow STRIPE
desirable coIorinzs and combinations
value $500 to $500 --------- 7.9S
Vomen's Tailored Suits-Panamas
and Mixtures-best co1ors-newest
model coats-fuI pleated skirt
usually S9.9s -.----.--.-- -.-----.-e =. 70
Tailored Suits-Panamas and Mixtures
also checks and stripss-Cutaway and
straight front coats-strictly tailored
newest skirts-worth $50 90. ----- 2. 90
Taneta Loose Coats-ful1 pleated
with deep ooIIar-Renaissauce braid
value s11-9s ...--..--.-------.--.-6 .S5
Braided Jackets over silk-Biack
and CoIors-speclal- --.-----------.-S. SS
Black Broadcloth and Tan Stripe
Covert Jackets-cutaway and straight
front-silk Inipg-reg. SI-9S. % SO
women's Dress skirts-voiles. Chiffon
Panamas and Sicfliennes-gOred and
p1eated nodeIs-wIth fold
value SIS 9S. + %
wornen-s White Linen Wash Skirts
pieated and gored-emb'y or bias fold
Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .9S
Cambria Wrappers-lfght and dark
rufTie or braid trim-usually -9s- - SO
vomen's full length kinlonos-ChaIIe
and fancy Lawn-with emb'y edge
or satin land. with and without belt
value S1.9S Observation-Disclosures. %
China Silk Waists-whIte or black
tailored or elaborateiy trlm'd with
Val or point Verise lace
value S23S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .S34
White and Ecru Oriental Lace Waists
also white or black Jap silk waists
with Val lace inserts in novelty
designs; al sizes-value 81. 9S.....S. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Selling boys clothing is like roller
skating-it's good fun when you once
get in the swing.
From the way in which all our boys
suits have been selling, double
breasted, Norfolk, sailor and Russian
suits, we certainly are in the SWING
realize more every day how many
people there are all over the country
who are ready to pay fair prices tor
first class boys clothes, and how few
stores exist which sell them.
Might add that all boys fancy
wool sailor and Russian suits are now
$3.50, $3.50 or $3.50.
''Star" blouses most mothers OF
boys know well.
Star" neglige shirts for boys are
the same splendid quality.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
zss s42 1902
.t at at
Warren st. 18th St 34th St
Please note change uptown store from SEND ST. to
n. E. saith ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 33 Moon rises Il 50 Moons 1s
HIGH WATER
A AM-Sany6y Hook = - Coy. Island Hell Gate -
4 FEook y Sc Gov Island Y 10 Hen Cate 2:05
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Wonen's Underwear No Such
and Values in
chiISre1's Underwear New Iorh-

Children's Underwear New York
Muslin Might D-esses-V neck-tucAs
and heunstitchtng-two INST sS VI OF
good enb'y-reg- SO. -------------' -eA
can,brtc Night Dresses-round.
or high neck Of laces. tucks ana an
enb'y-usually .9s- 9s-------------'-'-' .Oo
r-smbrfc Skfrts-lace and enoy
trir,'d aounces-neat and snowy 80
styles-usuaIly $1.25 ---.----.------ 30
ean,brfc skirts-elaborateIy trir1'd
founces lace or open emb v
reg 50 60 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
r.smb-t. Corset Covers-front and
hack with lace and ribbon or -
good emb'y and H S.-reg- 3D. I .
Na&nsoo,5. .Covers-elaborately trin'd -
with lace and ribbon-reg- -9S----- -SS
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-
umbrella rufle-plain or II. , tucKs
or en1bv or lace edge-reg- o. "a
Fine Nairsook and Cambria
D-awsrs-eIaborately trim d an
lace or enlt'y ruffle-reg- -9S----- .oS
Nafnsook Cornbinatfons-Corset Cover.
Skirt or Drawers-lace and
ribbon trim-reg. S1-6s, ------------ 80
Bows Fine Muslin Night Shirts
colIarIess-with pocket-braid trim
sizes 4 to 16 yrs.-value % 9-------- 80
Bows. and Girls Cambria Night
Drawers-welI made 70 10 yrs
value .65 1900 - 2
Ex. Size Muslin Night Dresses
extra quality full and wide-yoke
Of graduated tucks-H s ruffle
on sleeves and neck-value S1.O9 .0S
U-cn1en,s Fancy Lawn Dressing
Sacques-trirn'd with fine Iaces-
emb'y and ribbon-ftted backs
value S1-39 ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ts-
bies: high grade bowling aiieV builders:
Ja-.s- prices Narr Rr0- - Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


20 EAST o3D ST. madison Square South
Suite. two rooms. bathroom; by month
references.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Dainty Styles
at ridays
Quick Selling Prices.
Babies

Babies Long Nainsoot and Cambria
SIips-yoke and bishop styles
value ~ -.----.----. '-'-- L .
Long Nainsook Night Gowns
sizes. l. and 5 yrs--reg- -29--.--- I 5
Long Nairsook Slips-yokes OF lace,
emb'y and H. S.-value 40 $1,000. so
Short Nainsook Dresses-yokes OF
tucks and emb y-siZeS to 3 yrs
value So OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Babies Short Dresses-Lawn and
Nainsook ! Ioke and waist styles
sizes 10 yrs--value SO --------- 81
Babies Fine Lawn Short Dresses
French waist. high and low necks-
lace. emb'y or cold charnbray trim
value S1l9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .04
Babies Short Cambria Skirts-hen
with tucks or emb'y ruffle-
sizes TO 3 yrs.-value .S5. 90
White FiQue Coats-Iarge collar
with emb'y instg and Tuff1e-
sizes TO yrs.-value 81. 9S- S-------.- 8 z
Babies Lawn Caps-French styles.
with lace edge. round face
sizes 10 3 yrs.-value .25.-.... 9
Little Children's Lingerie Hats
lace and straw trim
sizes 10 ; yrs--valus .9s. ...... 80
Bird s-Eye Diapers
20 inch-doz- .46 Double fold-doz- 90
Larger sizes proportionately low.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Only at Hearns
Are Such
Wash
Dress
EarricS


% CT. Brocaded and Dot silk Chi1oa .l5
2.ct Fine voiIes-plain shades. ... y
% CT. Fancy Printed silk Chi1ou' i -
"A ct. 1ierc'z'd Chiffon Satesns --- L.
12is Ct Fine PercaIes-yd. wide
Is CT. Linen Finish Dress Ginshal1' -
act Fine Dress Chambrays-S2 inca o'
lS CT BoFce'ed LfeSS III
10 Ct Apron Ginghans-one o. ''7 0e., 80.
10 Ct. Mere ga Cord Dress Bacs'-' ~
10 CT. Fancy Dress Lawns .----.''..
Also Dress Lengths and Remnants y. !.
12lg Ct. Plain and Fancy Ducks ox
Pact. Fancy Cristaline Voiles--.''-
Is CT. Fancy Cheyiots and Panain'S
15ct. Fey Dotted Swisses- IN
all new styles --.-.------ --'''' -
"A CT. Fey Ns-c'z'd Foulard Batis'es
"a CT. SIX Dotted Muslins --.----''
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BOWLING SUPPLIES.
EOR SALE

FOR SALE.-Barber Coat Supply Co A
G S. Tribune Uptown Office 1864 Broad
way.
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S25. 600 SECURES valuable interest in
high class electrical concern. investment
secured by stock. investigate this unusual
opening. Apply Observation-Disclosures Co 257
Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 MANUFACTURING CONCERN. this city
carrying stock So, 600 of merchandise. re
quires short loan Of s. 900 To $40. 900. lib
eral interest allowed. very highest refer
ences furnished For particulars apply 70
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. 257 Broadway.
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Boys Suits Little Money
and Goes
Furnishings Far Here.

Russian and Sailor Wash Suits
military or sailor rcollar-Chambray.
Linen crash. POplin. Duck. Madras
and Percale-2i3 10 10 yrs
res. sI75 .-....-.......-..-...-... .95
Knee Pants-ReSular and Bloomer-
ChevioJs. Tweeds and Corduroys-
TO IA yEs.-value .49............. %
Double Breast Suits-Navy Serges.
also fancy Norsteds. Thibets
Cheyiots and Wool Crashes
to 1s yrs.-value sos. s.--.-.....3. 90
Corded Madras Blouses-checks.
stripes, dots and figures: also
plain white-neckband or collar
TO 10 yrs--valUe .9S. S............. R7
Washable HatS-Linen and duck
white aud tan-Tams and EtOns-
value 20 --.------....-...-..--. is
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RUS,
BOARD AND ROOMS.

6sTH ST. 40 WEST. Excellent rooms,
single or er suite. board optional. excel
lent table; phone.
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4sTH ST. 80 WEST.-House just opened
high class bachelor apartments; room
with private baths; telephone.
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T3D ST. 23S WEST opposite Ansonia). -
Large small rooms; well appointed house;
subway express. references
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MAII. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
All as advertised .. Ushers will give every desired