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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
Mortgage Sale

Notice Is hereby given that whereas John
Z. Pile did on the 3Oth day OF January 1903
execute TO me mortgage conveying the
following described real estate situate and
being in Randolph County, Arkansas. to-wit:
The South Halt OF the South West Quarter Oh
Section Thirty Five (3O in Township Twenty
One C2D North OF the Base Line In Range Two
" East OF the Flfih Principal Meridian,
Containing so acres more or less. Said mort
gage being executed TO me to secure an in
debtness in the sum OF $500. and In case de-
fault was made in the payment OF same was
authorized TO sell same after due notice at
public outcry at the North Front Door OF the
Court House in the Town OF Pocahontas,
Arkansas for cash in hand Said mortgage
being now OF record at Book o Page 476 OF
the records OF real estate mortgages Of Ran.
dolDh County, Arkansas. There is now due
and unpaid on said mortgage indebtness the
sum OF s7O5.45, which is now due and payable
according to terms Of the mortgage upon
which default has been made.
Now therefore /. the said Asher Weaver, by
~irtuu Of The said mortgage above mentioned.
and the power Of sale contained therein win
on Saturday December 3rd, 1910, between the
hours prescribed by law for judicial sales Of
real estate sell az public outcry for cash in
hand at the North Front Door OF the Court
House in the town OF Pocahontas. Arkansas
the real estate before described.
This November 9TH 1910
ASHER WEAVER. Nortgagee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11

cess OF the present session. Not a
week has passed since the opening
but has brought the enrolment of
new students. And we do not re-
member session when all the de.
partments exhibited more life or
enthusiasm.
H. M. Crockett says he had
small lot of corn from which he
gathered near 100 bushels to the
acre. He made this by the use of
barnyard manure and commercial
fertilizer. Ten acres of such corn
would give the average farmer more
corn than he usually makes on
twenty acres. And think of the
time he would have left to devote
to some other work besides the fact
that he would leave his land in
better condition than at the begin
ming of the year. This intensive
farming pays.
W. d. johnson and family left
this part of Arkansas Tuesday. We
understand they will locate in Little
Rock for the present.
Mrs. w. r. Bemis is enjoying
visit from her brother, Mr.. Penny,
of Kentucky. He thinks of buying
land and locating among us.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
BIRDELL

We're having some cool weather
at present.
Mrs. Mae Guide of Biggers visited
relatives here from Saturday until
Monday.
John Miller and Mr.. Hagood
were at this place one day last week.
Mr.. Jackson was delivering the
Randolph County Directory in this
community Thursday.
Eugene Thompson, who is work
ing for Robert Mclaughlin, was at
Birdell Sunday.
W-R. Pace had business here
Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Wyatt (colored) who
has been bedfast for eight years,
died Saturday night and was buried
at Old Union Sunday.
j. K. Byrd, who has been spend
ing few days with home folks for
several days left Saturday for points
below.
Miss Nola Wells and jeff Huf.
stedler were married Sunday by
Henry Miller Esq. They left
Monday for Biggers where they
will reside for the present. Their
many friends In this community
wish them much happiness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
WATER VALLEY

Cotton is most all marketed ,from
this place.
No election was held at this place
Tuesday on account of not enough
being there to hold it.
J. R. Rogers is working some
on his place here this week.
Bob Layl and Click Campbell
visited at Thomas Meridiths Sun
day.
Mrs. W. r. Haas speat a few
hours with Mrs. L. E. Brandon
Monday.
Miss Ruth McIIroy and her dog,
"Rouster" ran away from home
Monday and was found by her
mother almost TO Jno, Layls.
Singing was good at Ben Smit his
Saturday night and all report n ce
time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
CARTER SCHOOL HOUSE

Mrs. Tom Turner and her two
little boys hauled off load of cot.
ton yhe other day.
Mrs. Triplett is being visited by
her parents of Geibich, Mo.
John Walker sold a pair of fine
mules to Jim Holder last week for
the sum of $3.50.
j. r. Pendergrass and family
visited Port Sells aud family last
Sunday.
Walter aud Mack Ray, Tom Pen.
dcrgrass and Anvil Martin visited
Ezra Allphin Sunday.
Luther Martin visited hill friends
last Sunday.
Several Of our neighbors are hay.
ing the cbiils.
Mrs. PenderGrass is somewhat
on the indisposed list at present.
Jim Douglass gathered and haul
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
PITMAN
one time.

Mrs. Della Blaylock and two
children of Oklahoma are visiting
relatives and friends at this place
D. II. Sharp and wife visited
their son at Corning few days last
week.
On last Sunday John Poynor and
Miss Frlnkie Ennis were married.
We wish them a happy life.
Our school will start next Mon
day with Miss Annie May White
teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
SUBURBAN NEWS
Local and Personal
Items of Interest from Various Places
of Interest in Randolph County.

last week.
Prof. John Hogan, Sr., one of
our Oldest teachers--probably the
oldest in this part of the state-and
formerly county examiner of our
county, is seriously i'll at his home.
H. M. Crockett and Tom j. Red
wine attended the Grand Lodge at
Ft. Smith some days ago and Mike
took in Fayetteville and visited our
boys at the University. He reports
them all doing fine and we'll pleased
with the school.
The Academy football team is
practicing diligently and is develop
ing some good players. We under
stand the team will go to Corning
to play the team at that place FRI
day, November Is.
Aunt Jenny Meek, who has been
i'll for some time, passed away Sat-
urday night and was buried at Sloan
Sunday afternoon. All her loneli-
ness and suffering are ended and
she rests peacefully now with the
Lord.
Forever with the Lord,
Amen, 50 let it be-
Life from the dead is in that word,
'Tis Immortality
Joe Hamm of Middlebrook was in
town Saturday on business for the
Farmers Telephone Co.
The friends of the Academy are
pleased to note the continued sue
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
Notice Of Sale Under ChatteI Niortoaoe

Whereas. II. p Seyles. M. Z. Myres. and 8.
W. Grant, by certain Chattel Mortgage
with power OF sale. dated June 18th. 1908. and
recorded February g. 1909, In Book O. at mage
800 OF the mortgage records OF Randolph
county Arkansas conveyed TO the Bank OF
Oabool' a corporation. the following described
personal property:
One 40 horse DO wer boiler
One 10 horse power engine.
One cad add carriage.
Fiv, saws. one edger, one log turner ana
tools and fixtures.
one band saw.
One ferry boat.
Three table saws. one cut of saw,
Two Jonesboro AK in spindle log wagon
and harness.
All shaftlng pulles and fixtures OF every
description belonging TO or being a part OF
said milling plant also
One dark sorrel horse about years old.
one light sorrel horse about years old
known respectively as the Sullivan horse
and the Henderson horse.
One gray horse about years old. known
as jude. and one gray horse known as Nor
, an, about years old
To secure the payment of a certain prom.
as In said Mortgage.
And whereas, default has been made In
the payment Of said note and the same is
now long since due and unpaid, and
whereas. 10 Is provided an said Mortgage
that In case OF default in the payment OF said
note, then the said Bank OF Cabool Is autho-
rlzeu 10 sell said property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay said debt Now
therefore. notice Is hereby given that the
nnderslgned Bank Of Cabool. In pursuance OF
tne terms OF the said Mortgage, will on Mon
day. the 2sth day Of November. 1910, at the
North end OF the lmbOden bridge In Randolph
county Arkansas. sell the above described
property at public sale TO the highest bidder
10 lor cesn. OF 50 much thereof as may be neces-
sary to pay the said debt
The BANK OF CABooL.
lO-3t BY II. PARMENTER. CASHIER
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11
SHARUM

Business is beginning to pick up.
Robert Sanders, is having a fine
Sore house put up.
Edgar Hughes of Rsvendeu
Springs come over to this place
SATURDAY to pick cotton.
William White, Walter Decker,
Thomas Shepherd, and Edgar
Hughes will pick cotton for jim
Jlnkens this week.
Dee Jinkens visited Mr.. Snow
Sunday.
j. G. Carter of Valley Chapel
come over to this place Saturday to
pick cotton.
Young Forbes, went to Pocahon-
"sss Saturday on business.
Walter Decker visited T. W.
Wells Saturday.
Max Teener is real sick at this
writing.
Guy Bear made his regular trip
down the river Sunday.
James Gates visited Ed Shepherd
Sunday.
SO fear Of the waste basket I Will
ring oil.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-11-11

ed his corn from Mr.. Bass' to his
home in Pocahohtas last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. White, a
fine girl.
Tim Knots sister is right sick
at his house with dropsy.
Lest wishes to the Star Herald.
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gictoria 9ipiiiom, g. $. C. g. 81.

Me, so5-euero, @ictoria. .7:bo na6m
Nbfnbrt-
So. 3o6-guero, @ictoria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-10

INTO &ailel, ioipie in Weeiniltaen er.
offnef iporoeit no anbertbnlt Sabrc
nab oent 8ran6e bes oIten biItort.
iben Sbeoters Ser iIone Neubou be.
relts geoffnet iuerben fonrte. 0as
Sbeoter in 9oiIeI lit ein Soitbeater,
glan5ello eitgeri6tet, uno init einem
anfluanoe bon 3,3 Miaiolen Morl
erbaatt.se9as nene S1eater in Boicn
ETH iebr borteblnes @ebduoe, fat I u
lWiaionen Marf eefoitet anb biIbet
ein ipeiteres 8lieo 1T Der Gctte bon
&ultllranitalten, our6 Die ser oeutibe
Siten INNER i1tltiger nit BEN
0entldtum perfriipft miro. Gies
iino Die Nellbauten Die allei,t in Dem
Satire 1909 in oeutiben GtGoien Dol.
lenbet nor6et1 1ino.
= 0os 0enfntaI Ser Seutieben
8nnoestreue, oas allf Dem Mlperme
plab in Wien in 1912 erriehtet ,rcr-
oen ioa, ein Werf oes Wiener glib.
bauers ssSoief Sau, tpirb eine Ser
groBten OenfmoIsanlogen gSicns
meroe1. Gs befonlnlt oie ;Sornl eli.
ller in beoeutenoen Slbmeill,ugen &C.
baltenen golailos Sdule, oil bercn
Sub 5luei @eitalten iuaheu oie sic
9unoestreue ipmbolii9 oarItellem ioI.
len. ssSeoe Der beioen itiis. iid aui
einen Sdil6, BON benen Der cine ben
olterrei6il1en 9oppela6Ier, Ger oil.
oere BEN oeltiden @oIer seigen miro.
geibe @eItalten bolten genteiniam Elm
groBes Sdnert. slls Materiol tit
Grant beltinnn1t.
= 9lus Weiin6en ipiro gelbrietc,:
SIN Sallptpoitgebiil,oe iiebt non oln
S6alter fir poitlaeernoe Senoungen
ieit 9tnfang BEG Monats 8oit geanl.
tiiuien bantiereil oie nidt Die BE-
fannte bloue ltl1iform ibrcr mann.
li6eu &ol1eeen, ionoern Bellaraue &c.
number nit Silberfnopfen llno roteln
goritoB trogen. Snt baperiItben Noit.
lueien iino meibli1e Mngeitellte bisber
mir als Eelepboniltirnen perluen0rt
porben.
= Gin Mellteroenfntol ioG henl.
nadIt Die 8erIiner 8oritoo1 9fiyocrf
erboIten, Die gu ibren giinuobnern
biele rBlattoeuti6e" ad1lt. Scr
plottoenti6e @erein aorl Glbooius
bat einen Musihuf eebiloet, Der Die
Grri6tuna zines Denfmals gum 100.
@eburtstoee 9euters, Dem z. georcn!.
Der 3. s., burdfiibren ion. @epIont
lit eill Mpnulnentalbruna,er on bcm
Ginning uno Mining bic 9auptfisuren
oarItellen ioIlen. Der MasiEtrat lat
fir bas 0elifrnal Sen ihoniten Mab
Sen 9feuterplas, sur gerfiis,t,t9 qe.
ftellt. Den gbrenboriit beg 9l,ls-
iduiies bat 0berbiireermeiIter 2oiier
iibernomnell. Die Wfittel fir oas
9ellfmal iollen ourh 5amlnl,tngea
uno freiipiIlige geitrage illter Der
8iirei6oft gairborfs al,fge6radt trer.
ben.
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g.. s. G. g. u, (Saupt.2inie).

= ". $. & 9. u, (Saupt-Si1ie).
Nnfrmft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1885 porm
70. 7-0om Often. =. $500 nadm
geo. 10-el Bafo II. 8eften. .7:3O ilocbm
aso: 2-Won Del @io.. 1880 BORN
Nbfa6rt-
SO. s--3ad 81 gafo unb @eiten. =.
;. -. 900 BORN
SO. 10-8nd b. 8eiten. 1890 abenhs
No. 8-Nnh benz Often. :. HOO BORN
SO. 1-Nah 9el gio. 400 obenbg
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Die 6eite Stmmbc bes 2e5ens

lit, tuenn man cine srobe Eat getatl
ODER eine lpnnoerbare @ntoetf,ina ge.
nta6t bat. S. 81. asitt bon Stodp
oct, q. g., idreibt: n@ei Der idiuer.
lteu @rfdltinG Die i1 ie ourdoe-
n1adt, entoedte ih su ,neiner GRO.
ben 3ufrieoenbeit, iuelde lpunOerba.
re @iitell- uno grfdltungs .Weoi5in
Or. Sings Neiu DISCOVERY lit. Cine
Slai1e flirierte mid polIitdnoia. :"
SO gts. nno $t.00. 8cri,ldsflaidje
frei. @nrontirt bon ollen Nrugeiiten.
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Die alsel traf Mapo1 @aynor

sS1e &lgel 1raf Wfapof @dgnor
billter Dem re6ten Sbr uro eing
6ann nod unten. gs lit e,nc iebr
gefabrlide aber nidt ablolut tStli.
DIE @eripunoung. Ser 3uitano oes
9ranfen lit biz iest Elm aufrieoeM.
iiellenber. Gr tiiblt feline Sd,aer-
gen itno lit BEL nollem 8eiuubtiein.
@r unterbdlt iid bdufig nit oen
2euten ieiner ltmgebnng. Sin opera-
tioer gingriff CUR gntfernuns ser
<gel lit nidt rOtig.
= Ser Stem gorfer Strabenrei-
nigllngsfonmiiiar gbnaros ip,,rbe
onr6 cine oerartgeln, Ole aui Mahor
@apnor abgefeuert tpurhen, ebert
foQs lei1t permunoet.
Soiepb @enoline bat in ct.
2ouis elm Sabeos Gorplis-@crfabrpa
einleiten laIIen.
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Gutter @mt.

Uean mnk niemals gang uersasen,
Wenn man ntanhnaI aud eS rtetnt.
SIMMER mod mad biift'rem Tagen
@iebernm bic spune idjeint.
Gemn idpn Mlles ifiem perIprclI,
tlnb nergangen nnfer Slid,
Hl5kltd tuieber nemgebpren
&ebrt es bpdb su nns suriid.
Nur .uer ielbft fidb aufgegeben
n1b bic Sdnbe IN ben Shppk
WsmtluS legt nnb pbne Streben,
gfnr fit ben 1T nidbts mebr los.
9pm tper mutig in bic Speitsen
Wretfen mia ant @liifesrab,
Gem mnf nd bic tlngnnit tuetdben,
SIMMER sriint inn neue Saat.
shien es bpd beinab, ais tparc
tlmfer it5nes Segaslanb
Gur nod cine giinit'ge SpbGre
Giir me fred5e Wmderbanb.
Mlles ,ppllte iie nns ranben,
Sebe Greibeit, jebe 2mft,
Splt' nidbt ntebr, beim Snft ber9ran6eu
Singem frpb, aus boiler 8rnit.
ga, man trieb es imrner fbn5ber
Wlit Der Wsnder Narretei,
8is ber Spnntag nur ein 66er
Sag ber 2ansepeile iet.
9a auf einmal brad bic Setter,
S'rauf ber Wfuder ftteg enppr,
tlnb IBIS Gierber umb nidjt ,uetter"
gtief ber antts feifer Gbor.
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Csritannte sfentifer.

9oB cine einfahe, reinIi6e, mol
riedenbe 8onpofition, mie Bud.
lens 9(rllica Solbe, 0rano-, Shnitt.
uno altoere @llnoen, iotpie geulet1
uno Sanorrboioen augenblidli6 fll.
riert, eritolrnt Sfeptifer. 8eriudt es
25 gts. bei alien DrugeiItes.
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ID. 8. & 8. gasu.

Gnfnnft-
3o. 241-gon Soliton ur,b @albefton
SO. 235-ssom 9orben. .7.8O borntiti.
go. 231-Wom Norben urlb 8ouitcn
$40. 9-0on1 Moroen. ..7:45 abenos
Gbfabrt
SO. 244-NaG benz Mprben Ii. Souiton
- -. ..7.1O ourm
No. 10-Na6 benz Noroen. 1000 born.
No. 286-Nad6 benz Roroen. -.
;. 900 aben0s
No. 242-Ha6 bem Norben ln6 Gal
beton. :. .11.60 abenos
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Grflart.

v@os tut Sbr oenn nit ben 9rinf-
geloern, pertrinft ssbr iie ,pirflif)2e
,9ed na, bic berfauf' mai"
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9erfefte @eiunbbeit.

9alten Sic bas SDfem in pollffanbieer
Orbnung bur9 gele9entli6en Gebrau9
bon Suits 2eber-pillen. Sieielben res
guliren bic ginsemeibe uno peridbifen
eirlel1 frdftigen 36rper.
Gir Ropffdmer3en, giliDiitdt, Weala.
ria, unberbaulidteit anb dbnlibe 2eia
ben, elm poiitipes 9eilmittel
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday, June 4,
1910.
ARRIVED

4 ARftlN FL
Steamer Antonio Lopez CSpan), Vera Cruz MAY
IS, Puerto Mexico q and Havana 81, 10 the
COnpania Trasatlantica- with 165 cabin and 2F3
Storage passengers and mdse- Arrived at the
Steamer La savois CFr). Havre May % 70 the
Compagnfe Generate Transatlantique, with III
cabin and 56s steeTaEe passengers. malls and
ndse- Arrived AZ the Bar al M
Steamer FL Stglor New Orleans May %. TO the
Southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Left Quarantine
Steamer Mohawk, Jacksonville June ! and
/ Charleston ?. 70 the CLYDE SIS CO, with passen-
gers and mdse Left Quarantine at a:12 a IN
Steamer Moro Castle, Vera Cruz May 20.
! Proqreso - and Havana June /. 10 the New
/ York E Cuba Mail Sc Co. with III passenseTs
mails and ndse- ARRIVED at the Bar at +:23
Steamer Hairy. I4ueienbach. Arroyo and Ponce
/ Nay. 70. Porto Real q, Punte Arenas 3, San
Juan IS and Aguadilla IS, TO the Insular Line
! With sugar, Arrived AZ the Bar az 315 p m.
Steamer Mama Hata. Baltimore. 70 the New
/ York & baltimore transportation Line. with
mdse- Left Quarantine at N.
I folk. to the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passen-
gers and ndse Left Qusrantine at 2'S &C., M
| Philip Ruprecht, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Parthenla OBJ Antwerp May II, 10
Sanderson & Son. with mdse. Arrived at the
steamer tngio-Co1on1bian ,sr, Tocapllo April
! 6. 8fontevideo %. s. Lucia May and Charleston
/ June 2. 10 Barber & CO. in ballast Arrived at
steamer st Louis southampton and Cherbourg
May 2S with passengers mails and mdse to the
American Line. East OF Fire Island at
SAILED.
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm Ger. King
! stcn: Santurce. Arroyo, Horatius CBr), Monte
video; Princess Anne,s Norfolk and Newport
/ News; Philadelphia Southampton; Amerika
Ger. Hamburg; Arabic 65r), Liverpool; Der
/ lin Ger. Naples; Finland CBeg), Antwerp
Brookwood (Br}. Newport News; Idaho (Br)
! Hun: Mesaba G3r, London: Philadelphia san
/ Juan: Cornus. New Orleans; san Juan. San
Juan: MoIdegaard fNorj, Newport News: S Y
/ I1.ckenbach, san Juan: Saratoga, Havana; Eu-
ron Charleston and Jacksonville. Denver. Cal
weston: Madonna CFr). Marseilies; Calabrta OBJ,
! Naples; Beachy (Brl. Hankow: ST Laurent CID.
Hayre; Ciudad de Reu~ 6Spanl, Valencia; City
! OF Atlanta, savannah: Caledonia (Rr), Glasgow :;
Il Vale, Galveston; Roseheld CBrl, Newport
News. Terplemore tBr). Liverpool: An1steldyk
Dutch. Rotterdam via Newport News and Nor
1 folk, Alfred Dumois (Norl, Sosua Via Puerto
Plata; Matilda Weems. Georgetown and Charles
! ton s Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
THE EASIEST WAY
For Wedding Gift Secktn

= 20 study this column and avaH =
selves Of its profitable values 81
SOLID sILvERwARE fears no riess =
wedding zifts-It's only a Quest tcn o. -
and here's an exceptional oppC-ruuitv-
Yer TABI.F KNIVES OR FORKS, wo,-
per half dozen. at 9 9S. They are sxis
und IN the lovely new csrnation n ct1s, -
Table spoons 70 match. half dozen. S-Sss
\ SOLID SILVER CARVING SET ~
bring the donor to grateful renleulbranes.
q DE a strain on the purse. We have 49,
with solid silver handles ana b.soeS
tempered steel worth Sizes. ~ I.Sc.
What bride would not be- delighted vi's
the new COPIES SETS Ore e ca. \
GuadrupIe plated ware has six cu2 ho.s-'
latest pierced design. with cups o. ~
china They are set IN a dainty ser' -
Of 0uadruUle plated silver 90. y see -
where az sl29S Here 9. %.
CUT GLASS BOWLS caruot e. 100 -
iu the wedding cutht-Thsv re- 50 useial
purposes. not to mention their ceauty ~ ~
Jions We show Q-jrrh bowls q ~
I 2S They are usually priced a. ~
FINE TEA CLCTH IS az SEM
properly fitted home. and a tNousntra -
adv srdiy consider an orport4nitl ~ - u
This need NJ q cost cf only Z. 70
Clury lace .1oth that cCuld ncr - l'-s-j
where under $1,000. ~ has l2-incn -
superb PATTERN ard 4-tnch i0serr aooSe-..s A
centres and u inch DCyIisS - -
90 20 IS cts
FRENCH MT EED SETS-Staqos -
tns wedding sifr list that sets Na--- ~
bought for I :. QS. While worth =
more. cannot fan o. strong apprecl s-s
ale In arabian and LScet ACE. WIKI "A
hand worked Marie AnrCiCette or -.
wide border and fes.oor edge o. ire So
sham 20 match
The new Egyptian Etau1lne y -
CURTAINS would aNd Velcorns p.ses "A
town or country appointments OF rs 80
They are 50 highly artistic ara -
wtthsl a sevviceabls rhs Esypi'ss1 -
Svs ir soft ivorv tin- with wondss-1ss IA
Mosaic Designs IN b'cndings o. cd so "a
cate green or carrH1ns .- The va "a
silky ove~weave ~ Egyptian dsssns.
ret which effectively sricS Nur rich se..-s,rs
blue Old rose. ulyrtle and Havans--S.lS 10
class arr novelties our price - on' .
Another higHlv appreciabie 81 ~
would os a p1ir ~ the nsw CANH -. -
THERE'S They are 90 very haHdsos- q
AT Nou~esu designs thss faruiql.. :
with mating anL grass door GOV esl--'sss -
equally adaptable 70 richer snNho@
where 81 5o--bers = IS
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WIRELESS REPoRTs.

The Ninnewaska, reported as 40 miles east q
Esndy Hook at $50 n yesieroa%' > expected
r dock Monday forenoon. - -,
The Nieuw Amsterdam. reported a. ~ Tfllies
e. e ~ Sard-, Hook al 6.05 yesterday. Is *
rected 10 dock Monday forenoon - -,
The & Louis. reported as 2sl miles east o.
fgr7d, Hook a > a yesterday. is expected 10
gsocl this forenoon. -,
The cincinnati reported AZ as miles cast OF
SANDY Hook Al = h m yesterday, IS expected 10
e.ccll This forenoon
The baltic reported CTS miles cast of Sandy
Look al ESQ n yesterday. IS expected t. dock
siorday forenoon q, . -,
TIE FLORIDA reported 10 miles east Of
ss-ly nook Al $50 IN yesterday, Is expected
- dock Monday afternoon -.
Ia c,ascosne, reported as 80 miles east o.
ssrG,- Hook AZ ESQ . IN yesterday, Is expected
60 cock Monday afternoon
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Dover Juno 4. 7:5o . m-IApland (Belg) from
Antwerp. New York.
Punta Arenas, May 27-Charlton Hall {Br) 0rom
Calleo). New York
Para June 2--Dominic BIZ New fcik.
Swansea. June 2-Kansae City iBr). New tork.
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PASSED.

PASSED,
butt OF Lewis. June 1. q m-Henir O,.v
tDanl; New York for Jhrtstanssnt sSS
- Copenhagen eiiu
Ferim. June a kaxslnbe (I{ri Neu, yor, 49,.
Fort said for Singapore. Manila sta va
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Women's Fine Corscts

June Sals------.---.- -..- >
White silk embroidered bstis.@ -ueSssl
and medium uO1els-GeeS lace and riora
ish-Sizes Is to ~.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Genoa. Tune Virginia Dtan, New York Via
Naples.
Gibraltar, June 3-Martha Washington AustI,
New York for Trieste
Malta. June +Barenfels Ger, Calcutta for
Boston and New York.
Havre. June S-Prins Maurits Dutch, New
York via West Indies and Venezuela for
Bristol. June New York city OBJ. New
Plymouth. June 4. !; ~ p r,-st Paul. New York
Tor cherbourg and southampton (and pro
FIshguard June 4, 800 m-Carn1ani. CBr,.
New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
Bremen. June :. { a nn-Frinz Friedrich VIII
helm Ger. New York via Plymouth and
Che-bourE.
Shields June S-Russta G2uss) Cfrorl wtndau and
Copenhagen. New York
Antwerp. June :. a m-Laplsnd (Belg1. NeT
York via Dover.
Havre. June !. T.45 a Ma Provence Fr). New
York
Rotterdam. June 4 ~ q rn--Noordarn Dutch.
New York via BouoFne
Southampton. June !. as NEW York, New
York via Cherbourg.
Aicclosbrough. June 3-Heldon CDr). New York
Kew York;. Colon. etc. and Southampton
Trent tBr crom Southampton. etc). New
Gibraltar. June Spanish Prince OH 0rorn
Barr 2'' JGns sETom5 S Csr,. New York
Palermo. June l-Colunb.a (AusO Qron
Trieste. New York
Santa Fe June 2-CaPe Antilles (Isr). New York
cherbourg. June s. Gas a m--clevelsnd Ger
from Hamburg and Southampton. New
esrnuaa. June 4 noon permndian ,Brj. New
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Women's UnderWear-JUNE SALE.


hasa
iety making 1 o iteniz
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Women's Sailors

Usually s139-June Sale --.-.
Mushroom Or rflred-Virh wide vsivet os--t
boS-black. burnt. whits-rssdv 70 Tssr
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Mems Madras Paiamas

Worth $1.49 70 S1.9S- 49, IL
June aIe-...---.
Good quality madras IN excellent svyis =
colors- on white or col d E-ouuds-rniii-a-
lap neck-doU51a and single silk f-og-sI1
lent worknanship-aN sizes
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Observation-Disclosures

" UUIU % AOrU NdIut IT t4-0u--T >
June Sale. ...... J
ALLOW sr embroidery or lace WITH chir1sH 2
facing large Alsatfa1 bow q satin q
bon-exrrac-dinary value.