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Evening star., 1898-11-11
2e cents.
THE HoHENZOLLERN.
Emperor Williams MaGuifceut Yacht
in Which He Journeys.

From the New York Tribune.
The magnificent cruiser Hohenzollern the
private yacht of the German emperor in
which the imperial party has been making
the journey to the orient, is one of the
mcst remarkable vessels of the German
fleet She is fitted and arranged with all
the conveniences of frst-class hotel. but
| is also fully equipped for attack or de-
| fense. The Hohenzollern was built by the
Vulcan Company, in Stettin, and was fin
ishsd in 1893 Her engines have a capacity
J of 9.460 horse power, and on her trial trip
she developed such speed that the emperor
telegraphed to the builders: by this great
work you have placsd in my possession a
vessel which, at least temporarily, is the
fastest in Europe"
The kaiser has made many cruises on
board the Hohenzollern, the annual trip
aiorg the Norwegian coast always attract
ing much attention. On these trips the
kaiser lays aside form and ceremony. and
court etiquette makes room for gemuth-
lichkeit." His travelling companions and
the commanding officer and several of the
officers of the Hob snzollern sit at the i'm
perial table. Breakfast Is served at o
o'clock, dinner, in old German STYLE at ]
o'clock and supper at 8. In the course of
a trip all the kaiser's table companions
have a place at the tabls either next OF
opposite to him at least once, and the ta-
Bile party is not compelled to converse in
the low tone which prevails at court din
ners.
When the kaiser is unaccompanisd by
the empress he manages to communicate
with her by telegraph every day. On Sun
days he conducts religious services before
an altar on deck. over which the German
flag has been spread. During the present
cruise of the Hohenzollern shs will carry
more guests than on previous voyages; the
kaiser is on board, not as the amateur
yachtsman, but as the German emperor
with gorgeous and imposing following. and
the officers and crew of thu floating armar-
ed palace probably see more display and
less good-fellowship than are usual on
board OF the Hohenzollern.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
underwear prices
take q tumble

mat establish a new record of low selling
Tor this store. Others may underquote us--but
not with as good quality. To go below us
means inferior quality-and no far-seeing buyer
wants that.
Ladies heece-lined vests and pants I'm cray
ana white-a very good quality-warm and Der-
feee h'ths-sneh as sell at 2sc.- n M
A't ---.....---.-.-..... >Ss
- LADIES' plush-lined ribbed vests and pants
Erehch hhished seams and perfect fit ~0R.
ting-regulat S5c. garment for. . ZSCs
Ladies feece-lfned ribbed union suits, in
egyptian ans natural, cut full-regu- pdn~,
lar Toe. yalue--for. r..........- oDYGe
Ladies all-wool cameIs hair and natural
ribbed union suits, splendidly made szdno
anu perfect httfng-usual $3.50 value. 1SSo
100 dozen boys feece-lined balbriggan and
natural ribbed shirts and drawers-an excellent
grade-fuu OF wear and warmth-as nm.
special offering tomorrow at........ YNs
90 dozen mems wool feeced health underwear
Shirts and drawers-in all sizes M6D<,
worth as much again-for. ............. TSSs
Evening star., 1898-11-11
CAPT. SIGSBEE'S DOG,
Tales of the Franks of Peggie, a
Maine Survivor.

Maine Survivor.
Mrs. Sigsbee in the st. Nicholas.
You have heard Of "Peggie" the pug dog
OIL the U. 9. s. Maine when she was blown
up. Peggie is now at Key West. She is a
pretty little dog. She was a tiny puppy
when first given to the captain of the
Maine, littI, more than a year ago, and
was very full of fun and mischief. She al
ways slept in the cabin, and amused her
self by worrying any shoes she found,
and dragging about anything she could. as
most puppies do. She always followed the
captain everywhere, no matter how many
steps and LADDERS were to be climbed. This
ca aused her to break her leg one day. The
leg was put IL splints: but Peggie could not
keep still enough to have it knit properly
so when she was well this leg was little
shorter than the others.
Peggie was very fond Of rushing at the
waste paper bs sket and dragging out the
contents. Sae would whine and cry in a
very funny way when she could not get
cion any one in civilian dress coming on
board the Maine, and barked at all who
were not in uniform. She could turn a
sc mersault IL you held her head down a
second
One day she came into the cabin with a
chicken bone sticking out of one side of
her mouth and a pretty nasturtium bios
sem in the other side She looked so cute
that wish had the picture to show you.
One ear stuck up and the other lay down
giving her very comical expression. She
knew just what she wanted to do. Laying
the flower carefully down In one corner. she
took the bone into another and proceeded to
eat 1t. After the bone had been disposed of
she took the flower in her mouth again,
and finally left 1t at the captains feet.
Once she was taken driving at Key West
and while the carriage was in motion she
jumped out of the vehicle on one side and
into 1t at the other, until the person she
was with feared she would break all her
legs. Afterward she thought the horses
tails were meant especially for her to play
with; SO over the dashboard to bite the
tails. and down under the horses feet she
went. But she was not hurt. and soon
sprang into the carriage again.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
THE SEARCHING WIND.
How It's Hunt for Weak Spots in the
Body May Be Bafhed.

What makes pneumonia? The usual answer is
cold and Damp. 1t is wrong. These but de-
velcping agents. bringing out pre-existing weak
ness, which, with and prudence. might have
been corrected. that the cold and wet would
be annoyances merely not dangers. This is the
time of year when the searching wind finds where
the body is weak and lung trouble, always thing
to be dreaded, is the frequent result.
To put the body on war footing. so that 1t may
pass unharned through the ordeas Of the fall and
winter, there Is nothing to compare with DuGy's
Pure Malt Wbiskey. Its elements at once stimu-
late and nourish. The government says this whis-
key. being Iurely medicinal, is the only one that
must bear the medicinal revenue stamp
Keep the blood briskly circulating and there is
little danger Of pneumonia Be not fooled with
limitations. but get the genuine Dufy's Pure
Malt.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Toilet articles. etc.

Lots OF folks know Of the savings to be ma 10
IN Duyihg but do you? Prices are almost
half what The druggist has to ssk-U's sad on
the narrowest margin of profit-Inakinp n e,l
travagant 10 buy elsewhere
WoodbIrys facial soap. cream and
powder fOF,......-.....t.....1.4..... r' ~ anu I2Jc
cakley's triple extracts. IN all odors
including bottle. For a day, per o., at ZlS.
imported French distilled bay rum
hnest quality-doCble strengthen -. IgC.
Colgates dental powder. per bottle, for, sc.
Chesebproueh's yuseline-the recognized -
best Per bottle for a day at t9 &C.
Ladies' black rubber dressing combs
combs are coarse and fine-for. ....... sc.
Jeweled and enamel belt buckles-tbe
5sc- kind-for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2lC.
Lorgnetfe watch chains for...... zlC.
Fancy jewel turtle pins for less than l.
Seal pocket books, either plain or with
silver trimmiEgs-in black and coIors-for &c.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Saturdays special saw
inrs i'm the Da semenf

The strongest values in long time go on rec
ord tomorrow In the basement Far-seeiny
housewives cannot fail 10 find them specially fin,
teresting. Housefurnishings and kitchen things
were never smally priced, You'll agree-after
looking over the list Little things to facilitate
housework-that will save you steps and labor
and improve the kitchen-and make life easier,
and hence happier
&c. for large bars of Lipps' extra quality laun-
dry soap-worth 4c.
Sc. for large sized round oak frame ash sleeves.
Sc. for String heavy tin muffin pans.
21c. for 3-qt. size gray enamel tea or coffee
pots-worth 29c
&C. for fancy decorated and gold-trimmed Gus
pdors.
&C. for fancy decorated lava jardinieres
23c for gray enamel double boilers-2-ut. size.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
TRY GRAlN-Q1l TRY GRAIN-og I

Ask your grocer today to show you q package of
GRAIN-o. the new food drink that takes the place
of coffee. The children may drink IL without In
Jury well the adult All who try ~ like n
GRAiN-o has that rich seal brown Of Mocha or
Java. but At fs made from pure Rrafns and fhs
most delicate stomach receives IL without 5istrsss
y the price of ccffee loc. and 25c per paeksre
eoM by all grocers.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
A new lot of ladies wrap
pers that belong at 75c.
90 for soc.

They came to us this week-a special lot a
maker was willing to let have under price to
dispose Of them quickly. The lot consists of
ladies' fine fannelette wrappers-just 25 dozen
of 'em-with separate waist lining-neatly trim
med with braid-fn patterns that will appeal
the most refined taste. Skirts made liber-
ally full-nothing at all inferior about them
every little detail Of making has been well look
ed after. They We're made to sell at 75c-safe
to say nobody sold their equal for less--yet
as we bought them cheaply offer them at
SO cents.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Mems navy blue farnel shirts in double
breasted style-nothing more comfortable or
warmer-wih be offered for a day at
q cents.
Mems usual zoe. canton flannel drawers ~
extra heavy quality-triple seated with strin,s
bottous-will go for day at
43 cents.
Mems fine knit worsted jackets In bluas brown
, ana Diack-snch as sell usually at 81 aud 81 IS
will so for day at
SIPS each.
Mems outing flannel working shirts fuIl cut
In light and dark shades-and in all sizes-WiU
go for day at -"
O2 cents
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Windfalls for wise men.

Just five special values from the mems depart
ment tomorrow-for sensible men, and the wo-
men folks who buy for them. They're straws
that show which way the bargain wind blows
here-that strongly hint of how much lower our
prices really
Mems white muslin night shirts, which are
neatly trimmed with guaranteed fast color i'm
ported woven trimmings and French embroidery
the regular 39c. sort-will be offered for Il
day at
% cents
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Boys S8 & $40 top coats,
Sd Q2

boss heaSy covert cloth top coats in all the
correct shades and also blue and black kerseys
with velvet collars-lined with all-wool plaid
serge or Italian cloth. For manly boys that
want 70 be well dressed. Cut in. the most
correct nanner-with all the style aud fine
talloring possible TO put in garment of this
kind Other clothiers sell them at IS and Slo
Sizes to 1e years. Here tomorrow at S. sSS
Evening star., 1898-11-11
In the Weather Bureau.

Frotn TUCK.
The youthful prophet was plainly morti-
fed. He had just been appointed and his
first prediction had not been verified.
The reason we didn't have that storm "
he explained, earnestly-"Hush" interrupt
ed his aged superior. "In this business we
never stop TO apologize. Just guess again.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Upholstery Dept.
Remnants 6
Odd Patterns
To Be Closed Out.

You'll always find the biggest kind
of bargains under such head as
Remnants and Odd Patterns" 1t
means a great deal here. 1t means
that these goods occupy valuable
space that should be devoted to COM
plete stocks. 1t means we lose sales
by not having room to display
goods. You can understand why
sacrifices are so great
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Bob-"Look at the fire engine house; it's
draped with black"
Tom-'That's SO. Some poor fellow has
zone to hia Last trA-'-Iifa
Evening star., 1898-11-11

1t pays to read the wan columns Of The
Star Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Boys So & So. .5Usuits. .S1.05
Boys So suits, S3.9S.

Boys extra fine quality alI-wooI Scotch
cheviot and worsted suits-in a splendid as
sortment of stylish patterns-oheyiot ones have
Two pairs OF pants-the worsteds are in plain
blues and blacks. They're such suits as you'd
have to pay S5 for with only one pair OF nants
ordinarily. 1898 tomorrow
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Large jet black velvet hats made ready for
trimming and rimmed free of charge If you
buy the materials here-a hat that no store
ever equaled in quality for less than mo,
5-inch black ostrich piumes-of ex-
ceptionally fine OF alfty-weu worth On
OJc.-IOT oV Sk<a
Evening star., 1898-11-11
We've shaved millinery prices.

Unusual values make the millinery parors
moow-tha will serve introduction to who
hasn't yet learned of the advantages of keeping
bargain center For qualities that nothing
satisfactory sort for which this has become famous Take
vantage OF offer all hats free OF cage-buy
ias-and skilled trimmers will give you results couldn't
heter - ,rnrica
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Bows shirts. A8c.

4 new line Of boys "Anchor'' hrnud sbirts
either with white bodies and colurcd bosauIs
or colored all oNer-extra pair Of cufs-for A.
cents.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Soft curled quilts. of very fine finish-3 e.
In bunch-will be offered tomorrow at DC.
A lot Of ladies' and misses trimmed hats
made up most literally with velvet, wings and
birds-or made to order in any style you sug-
gest-will be our special Saturday q n mo
onering at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D oYO
Evening star., 1898-11-11
2Oc. mint drops, 12c. lb.

At the Candy counter tomorrow you can buy
the regular Doc. Mint Drops. pure and freshly
made-more delicious than you can imagine,
.perhars-for IL cents pound
Evening star., 1898-11-11

II you suffer frcm looseness of the bowels AN
G0STJRA BITrERS will surely cure you Beware
OF cou1erfets and ask for the genuine article pre-
pared by Dr. j. G.. Il. Siegert & Sons.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Table Covers to close out:

Silk, Satin, Velour and Tapestry.
Art Squares for Pillows, at 25c., 400,
soc, ST and SI.I5 each.
A beautiful line of Ready-made
Sofa and Divan Pillows, comprising
so different designs and colorings,
for coy corners, etc, prices 81 to
SIS each.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
1000 prs. of ladies' finest
So shoes go for S1.08 Dr.

manufacturers misakeand enterpsepuy you the path
OF this splendid shoe vauee best of the year We got
Rochester shoe thousand pairs of hwch
aa up or large New York department store but when dis
covered slight mistake had been filling
York retailer refused them Nothing
with wouldn't have bought them under condition
any faults
The lot made up the
o. them have
to for less THAI the lot
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Ladies' S1.5O and So shoes. s1.16.

the
ans2v
for ting orted slippers
Evening star., 1898-11-11
CHINA SILK DEPT.

New designs and all the latest effects
Figured China and japanese Silks
prices. soc. to 81 per yard.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Good fortune brings you So, $3.50
& So aHl-WOOl waists for Sl.3Q.

IF hi aIw cloth
a Of
the
@ na cut nHts fitting n
In
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Boys So. .SOreefers. S1.S0
Boys 81 & S. REFERS,
S2.q2.

B"ys very excellent quality astrakhan reef
eTs. In soft curly kind-of very heavy quality
sleeves trimmed with braid-haye sailor collars
have pearl tuttous-in sizes to s-the same
garments others ask - and S5 for gO at 50 rs
Evening star., 1898-11-11
Boys z5c. pants, SSc.

A lot of boys pants, consisting Of good dur
ahle corduroy and all-wool mixed cheyiots-in
sood, serNieeabie quality 49, We'll made and
strongly reinforced-Just the pants for knock
about wear-which are worth soc. and DC
viii go at 80 cents pair.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
With every boys suit or top coat sold
tomorrow we shall present natty boys
cap free with our commitments.

Quality and moderate hand hand clothn
ocko matter how low the price you're sure of satisfaction
we couldn't have built this big boys clothing
ue we hadn't been careful of qualand unless
thing better than other coters offer Tonorrow special offer
ns are worthy special norepresen satisfaction at the loves
price that be paid for it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-02
MORE INDIANS.

There are six or seven millions
of Indians who occupy the Philip
pine islands, some of which are
partially civilized.
All persons of Indian blood and
who are Spanish subjects are COM
pelied 10 pay an anuua! tribute of
few dollars, graduated according
to age and sex. They are also
csmpelled to live for portion of
the year at least IN the incorpor-
ated towns, in which are churches,
priests and government officials.
These with other forms of compul-
sorry and unpaid service to the
government and church, are claim
ed by the Spanish TO be aids in
civilization; the tribute making
it necessary that the lndinu, by
nature indolent and improvident,
earn or save something besides
what he eats and wears, and the
compulsory residence in the towns
bringing him under the influence
of the church aud schools and
other civIllzing agencies.
These eXactions of the Spanish
government are enforced bv tho
officials of the town by hogging
and Imprisonment in the stocks.
The Indians find thus system
hard to bear, aud their resentment
is shown IN the present and for
mer rebellions. Their feeling to.
ward the imposition of tribute is
shown by their saying that tho
monkeys could talk If they would,
but they keep silent so as not to
have to pay tribute.
How to properly govern these
natives or how To protect them in
The experiment of self government
will he perplexing question for
the United States TO solve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-02
COOPERATION.

The San Luis Valley Chamber
of Commerce is destined to become
u most valuable means OF securing
Gt,cr markets for tho farm pro-
ducts OF the great San Luis valley.
The board is we'll oiiicered, entire.
ly free from NIL political influence
aud fully understands the business
situation aud the obstacles to DO
overcome. The first proposition
is TO get the bonrd On financial
basis 30 TIM, il cnn employ n COM
pe,ent man to gather statistics and
put them in shape so it can be
seen ut II glnncc the magnitude of
NJ" products requiring shipment
10 outside markets aud also the
amount OF stuff shipped into the
the valley so TIM. the matter OF
securing better railroad rates can
have n basis for calculation.
The matter OF destroying the
timber a. the hcnd waters Of tho
streams for ties aud other pur.
poses requires tho attention Of
some one man.
But tho greatest Of all problems
just now IL how Ia secure better
prices for the immense crops of
grain raised IN the valley. Il,
should In the business Of one man
or oi n small committee to nsccr.
tain why prices are always low in
the fall when the poorer class Of
farmers is compelled to dispose Of
their crops land there 10 no doubt
that such 10 tho cnsc) aud to pro-
vide or suggest = remedy. In this
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-02
1893. WHOLE NUMBER 547.
living In malari.i climates. c. p. Aston.
-Ouitman, Texas, writes:

connection it may be remark,nv
that it was demonstrated this
spring that where large amounts
of grain were under the control of
combination OF farmers and
could bo reached at n few days
notice it brough. much better
price than when scattered, and had
this same grain been stored in ele-
vators Oh the railroad track it
would have commanded u much
better price. Another reason why
grain remote from the markets
should be stored is that railroads
will not give rates over their lines
for outside accommodation until
the grain on their lines is prac-
tically all shipped. This state of
things works hardship on the
farmer who cannot hold his grain.
1t is not necessarily within the
province of the Chamber of Com
merce to build elevators for the
storage of grain but by facts to
demonstrate the necessity of some
cooperative effort in this direction.
From the makeup of this asso-
clation and the energy shown by
the present officers, we are salts
fled the farmers and business men
of the valley should give it n
hearty support, both morally ant.
financially.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-02
Proposals for Supplies.

COt,oWADo SoLptpHs' ANp SAItDWs' IiONr.
Monte Vista. Colo, May %. ls.~. I
NOTICE ~ hEitl.nY GIVEN IN CoMrLi.
.ioncrr of III. Colorado Soldiers and Sailors
Home, invites scaled bki- ior the supply oi the
articles enumerated below fer the period of
sik months. beginning August !. is,r. Hnd cn,i.
inn January IL. tsSl. both dates inclusive. hid.
icr~ will tender their ofc,- aud state price.
with the understanding 'hni the, mr.. FOR norc
schedule. and that should either norc or les.
than !. enumerated lc trsluircd the several NJ.
ticle- shall la Furnished ~ the price stated In
All bids to bc fled In triplica'c. sealed mud
marked "Proto~Ai- for Supplies" and will bc
received up Ia I: O'Clock. noon. Thursday.
June N. iss. ~ Monte Vista, Colo.. and up Ia
u 0'clock, no.,sl FRIDAY, July l. ls'-. ut Den.
yer uol. The rixA' II reserved :" reject any
All bhi. must hc for the article. delivered ut
Mantle Vista. Colo. frr.' of freight or other
signed NJ Monte Vista. Colo. ov k'sI,n i. Cnpi.
t. 1k,nscr. Colo. Thc lids viii isr os'cncsi and
n. a~ari: made q the lowest rr-pon.ib'c
80 " -" T.c.GmADEN.
vHrPv-tica. i.nsri 81 Con,n..,oner. Colo
rndO eotdIcr~' aud kAik,ss' Home.
CLOTHING.
.h,,t.. y ~. s.crino Drsscr.. p DO: so,!on
hu.irnsirr-. " dM cotton HaadkcschSrfs.
das Arcktit-.
'tIothinv' must tc subsutttvsl for csMminA.
tNu.
The sizes of all article. To tc furnl.Le.i Gun.
tractors NJ fh~ time the Or,icrs arr given and
no eAtrr charge viii hc allowed for larrr or
ANAL risass.
iuo IL. Pricc's iiaklay Powder. tib cans, m
%. navy ltrans. 3s' ita lima its.~na. tu, it~
Mauar,s,i. lhsnv~r do,ncstlc; = o~ss,~ Matches.
ss"fi ~ -. .ss. = q ~ x f.: . ~ .; -. .s" ..s
stDKrs u. %. Soap. ioxes C0pr0 to,b~t bs'~p.
W 1Hai cans rtsols~ golden hyrup .sAsnptr To liz
Japan Tcs '.sn,pic 20 h~ .Hbn,li,rsiI. i.sD IL.
pup. pints, 81 h1hr- Crsckcra. y. q. and 4 nc
Casi..,srcG. 1 bhis Western itoilsi Oats. ~
lbs kiiscr. Mountain codnsh. is,scl~.s s.,b
bvsea.; ! bhl. nsrasrrl. n. : .horr; ~ u.
bisrki ~ lhs Mas~@sha~ Chrwsns Tolsasvo
~ u. Mar CkrwsnF -1Dbasco 10 It,e Ciitras
rsss,ss. tos pSs. cssr NJ, Hrsi Il 4 iyc. .S"z
LIP cans q Chlortssc 81 Llinr.
:. bstsa trvit, IN NE Ahien dried .Applss. 20
hr,i nasr frinse, arrs.i isD IN. i vtn~n Pa.
r,.ti ~ ~ Curranis ct.a.s.i. ar.t IuAil,y.
Cove Oyss~rs. - ctasr. isA,stio,ph frAs. y casss
a,r.ns llsasss. =. v I ~ y caecs ". Josrph
r3m:s. s! : ss.:r::. s.;s: xSsT Z Il. s:s sss. .eu.
~ .scks wiskou, ssisu cHsrxo.
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Ma;s: @ - ss sss. H. ssssG W. E ss'r ~ T.. ssS,ss ~
iiaen, l.N9 M svsarcarssi iia~s. CIV ibs Co..
l,rTrHM. CNEABx AND MILK.
p:r w-st .Hk sa We is1s ...ssn ssiiass 81
ir,.k Nun ~ ~. y II. VSsss. full srssm
CnAL AND kgstD~EMR OIL.
~ tnsss iusap psals ~ eats kssussas Ott. In
ss.k~
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-02
THE SLATE.

1t is generally conceded that
the republicans Of this county who
control the nominations have de-
cided upon slate for the fall
campaign. Ezra Elliott is to be
appointed county Judge to fill the
vacancy caused by tn. resignation
of Register Baxter. Il. B. Wal
lace Is TO have the nomination for
state senator, provided he wants it,
and if the democrats can be in-
duced TO cooperate with the re-
publicans Creede democrats are TO
name the man for the lower house
probably W. G. Boyle.
MIR. Wallace has once played a
losing game and does not care for
second defeat. He would like TO
get into the state senate nnd will
make the race in case he sees fair
prospect Of nn election. The
county commissioners will meet
next week when the first act will
be performed.