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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Evidence on Merger.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Begin-
ming today and continuing to Friday,
the defendant company will be per-
mitted to introduce supplementary
evidence, bearing on the governments IS
suit to dissolve the merger between
the Union and Southern Pacific raj :
ways. The government reserves the
right to be heard in rebuttal, If nee
essary, on next Monday. The hearings.
begun two years ago. are now prac-
tically concluded.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Governor Harmon
May Be Candidate

HOT SPRINGS, Ark March Is
Friends of Governor Harmon, OF ONO.
today declare he win receive the dem
ocratic nomination for presidency at
the next national convention, folio"-
ing the conference between the leaders
of the party here who have practlcaiiy
agreed that Harmon is the man to
make the run.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
To install New Bishop.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. 2S.-Es-
corted by a committee of priests, the
Rt. Rev. Denis O. Donaghue is expect
ed to arrive here today and will be
given an enthusiastic reception by
the Catholics of louisville, prelimin-
airy to his enthronization as bishop OF
Louisville tomorrow The ceremonies
connected with the Inauguration viii
be of ;sn impressi,e nature, including
pontifical mass and concluding with
a banquet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Guard is Placed
About Courtroom

WETSEKA, H., March 2S.-Threats
of mob violence against Mrs. j. Is.
Sayler, John Grunden and DIR. Will
lam Miller, charged pointly with the
murder of Banker Sayler, are reported
to the authorities today and special
guard was placed about the court
room. The defense was begun to-
day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Damaue Is $500, 900.

CATANIA, March 2S.-It is estimat-
ed that the damage caused by the
eruption of Aetna is $5,0OO,OO0. The
volcano is still in a disturbed condi-
ton although the craters have ceased
to expel lava.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
COLONEL EVANS is
DEAD IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 2S-Colonel
dudley Evans, president of the Wells,
largo express company, formerly
'en'iHed for years with the company
F9Ftiand and other coast cities, is
'e@u here today. following an opera
0on for gall stones.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Continued On Page Five.)
Society Welcomes Players.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Players Of
the Princeton University Triangle club
the dramatic organization of Old Mas
sau, arrived in Chicago today on their
nual play, His Honor the Sultan
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Breech Plug Blows Out in
Target Practice, and
Grew Is Trimmed.
CHARLESTON HAS
FATAL ACCIDENT
Navy Yard Orders a Probe
of the Affair, Which
Happened Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Eight
men were killed by an explosion on
the cruiser Charleston at Olongapo
yesterday, according to a dispatch re-
ceived at the navy department today.
The vessel was at target practice when
the accident occurred. A breach plug
on a three inch gun blew out, killing
a greater number of the gun crew.
The dead are:
PHILIP JOHN MKEE, master at
arms.
WALTER AMESTEDT.
HENRY A HEATER.
LEO RENMELE. @
HARRY REAvES GRADEN.
RALPH BERKMAN.
MAKE BERNARD.
EDWARD ALBERT MOLIN, air
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
Georgia Society Affair.

NEW york, Mar 2S.-Members of
the Georgia society OF New York will
give an entertainment this evening at
the Plaza for the benefit of the phil
anthropic fund of the society. I'm
rersona.iors of southern darkies and
mammies will be followed by play
let and a reception and dance.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
After Twenty Four Hours
of Inactivity, Mount
Aetna Breaks Out.
VESUVIUS ALSO
rs THREATENING
Five Million Dollars is
Damage Done by
The Volcano.

CATANIA, March 2S.-After twenty
four hours of inactivity violent
eruption occurred at Mount Aetna late
this afternoon. Lava is flowing through
the village of Sanleo. he villagers
have fled and it is feared the place will
be destroyed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-28
ga SON of the People"

NEW YORK, March 2s.."A Son oil
the People" will have its premiere a.
tba Hackett theater this evening, with
John Mason in the title role
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The men were buried at Cavite.
The report of the accident was made
to the department by Commander-in-
chief Hubbard of the Asiatic fleet. An
official inquiry has been ordered to
investigate the circumstances sur
rounding. the accident.
Hubbard expresses his belief that
the explosion was the result Of a pre-
mature discharge of the gun, proOab-
Iy caused by the firing pin becoming
jammed.
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J. j. + 4. + + i + ! j. = =
tC IE nEAD7

= ROME. March S2-The death
= of King Menelik has been re-
j. ported falsely so many times, that =
- the statement today occasloned =
j. no surprise and little interest.
1. 4. + + + + + + + = + = +
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06
-Su 8 an e.
DIR. c. R. HOLMES,
8 ,A,b 10 DIT Idte Strake.
@,Sesitdse pefanntmadbuns

Teritegelte Mnaebotr peroen enteeaenaerom'
men in ber Office bes Girecior of Bubble Ger
bce. StahtbnlIe. Cincinnati Sbtu, biz 12 ubr
DtIitags onl Dounerii II q, ben 3. Rooenbel
1910 fir ben elnfouf uno glegrdumunp bsl
UeftIitten Sdlfie zines oppgclten 8afiieifis(8e
tiuhee peegen or Der S!iblreftsGoe bor
Gnuihern Ibenue uuo s)orre Gtrabe; olI'
nructitSc ntlinen tnnerbnIb afraH3ig t20) Ia
aen nad aHnnbme oes slngebots iueggerouu
meTber
GormuIore Ftr1s on crIaneer tn bcr Gffiee be!
Director Of Public gereice
SebeS glnsebot nub ben boIIer slnuteu iese,
Gefeuibait cber Seienf6aften. nel6e bas s,ugs.
bot nlather, foDte bon allen Rerioren bic I'D
barau trterei'iren. entbnlien, unb Irub beGIettel
fsin init einer gfrgi6aft In Der. Sumus bor
aeriifiatrten gbef aitf cine puiitebenos garrf
olg etre C}nrantte oafiir, oGb Frern ein sfnae6oi
anaeuoRrulen iptrb, etr aoHtrG,t eHeesangsu
fperben nrb.
eoGtt iresroein Nneebet iurato,mi.f.r nttter.
saHr ,ptrn folder GhtH or ben gitt,r rstrurr'rt
urs Iorts treenb:tn Mnetbat aretHemmen perctH
oaur frire FOLDER Gbsd mad ;ufritetnttIsuhtr Vas
tabture uns SiGerHeauuq oss aortTo:is iaraf'
erNotttt.
pie,r u,HTtn t.n,n ,ufrithtnatutuetr T.rsts
pen threr Sdheieif Iieferr i.n fcIce aIaffe elI'
belt, tpie nerIanat al befcrqeu
Fitt,r fue qstdittr, bi. gtbtust.n Eerru'art ~
esbrauStu, bo ieHe cnbereu srtaspsuatremreH r.r'
etr.
Ser Ttrtetcr rf gusIt etrsttt bestn 70 sai
@et' Dor. irstsessns eesr aat Gretbois 81 str'
rtr'tH
sn su'trac. sts 9ir.ttors Of 9uSIis esrsis.
Zen 2S. September 1910.
pQ813,2O27 Sobr Z. 8erneI eieri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-06

- en- glepeldnb, g., lit Sd
pitGn William 9adus i'm Ilter bon 81
Syu6ren geItprben. Mit ibm 1T elmer
Der beften 0sutf4en Der Wdloitoot ods
6inqeqanoen. 9adus tpuroe 1843 IN
N.ubamberg, 8beinbeFen, geboren. err
lernte bie 2anotpirthItaft unb nars
berte i'm gllter bon II sSdbren noh
gmcrifa aus. Gr fam brett nod GIez
pclono. @pn bier gtng er noh Gbicas
90, no er 5pei Sabre lang blteb, um
Dann nieoer gu Dausrnbem Iufentbalt
nah Gleoetanb suriit3ute6ren. IIs
9FreiniIliQer trat er in Die 20. Shtp'er
9dtterie Elm uno eing i'm Sabre 1862
uad) Dem Sriegsidauplabe ob. Gr
aooncirte iehr ItneQ uno nuroe 1864
pDln 8ouperneur gum &apitdn ieiner
8atterie ernannt. Gr oiente in Der
Cumberland unD Sennenee=Nrmee
uuter ben Gererdlen Shomas, Cher
man uro Grant uno nabm on cen metz
item SblQhten t6eil. NQh 9een0igung
bes Srieges nurbe er gum Re9ierungsz
6afeninipettor ernonnt. Spdter nun
De er gum StaotruthBmit9lieoe gez
pGbIt. Sm Sabre 1876 ging CT in Oas
grausrei9eIhdft, porin er big gu
ieinem Sooe tbdti9 mar. aapitdn
9o6u5 mar Elm Geutider BON edtem
S6rot unb Sorn. 2ln auen 8epe9uns
Gen, bic Den JprtItritt auF io3ioIem
unO potitji6em 8sbiete i'm 9(u9s bat
ten, mar er Elm entitIoTener uno
ppferpilliqer T0roerer. 2lm 0eutIhen
G6ulperctn uno i'm GeutIds2tmerjtae
niIhen Gentralbunoe nobm er ben reg
item 2tntbeil unD mar itet5 bereit, nit
Ratb uno Shat gu belTen. Gr that Iebr
oiel fir bic Irmsn uno bic 3abl Ieiner
@erebrer unb Greunos lit cine iebr
QrpBe. Seit pieIen oSubren tpuroe teir
oeutIdes llnternebmen be9onnen, pbnt
BOP aupttdn Gatus babel mar. Gl
binterlGBt ieine 0ittne uno elmer
Sobn, ben 3edtsonpalt 0m. Sa:
tus, jr.
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itelIers su oen iuneen Domen, bte on

itslIers gu oen iunsen Domen. ote on
einem impropiiirten Ruiientiid abenos
bic gilIette gum 3pnaert feiIboten. =
Serr Wrspbaideff itir5te dltf bic beis
DEN tuneen Damen su uno ihrie tie an:
sd perbe eineu folden 8ertouf ntht
sulafen!" - ergriff ote uuf benz Stid)
itebenpe 2aterne uno fh!euoerte tie in
peitem 9pgen in Die 8uht. 8enielben
0eq nabmen aud Der Siid uno bic
Stii6Ie, duf benen bic erihredt aufgee
fprungenen iuneen 0umen 9eiefen
batten, unb ou9 Die 8iGetbii6er folgs
ten ins Wlser. - 8as 9ublttum, oas
Tia BEL biefer G3ene perIommeS bate,
nobm cine brp6enoe 9altung on, unb
Der @erfuFer bes nSianin" mubte uns
ter 9feifen unb 3iihen retiriren.
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o d SAINTS, epurtement Cf'tte
~ be5 SelrCtar5, RSuIbIrGton =. e., II. Seps
ienl5cr 181O.-Zae GeceJulgte EtE4!Cu ytGrIHcs
Noipi!GIsG Qcnthum, Elm re6t!uintllGcr Gauglaf.
frnHtero erbuunert Irb 3neluubreaH8ip Ie2p
Eue ar @earI uub Iritte zrabe, nit etner
GIefe bon nrelbag5crt uro neuruUn'c15}g
SuB $3.50 on Der Giffeife ben SiIqouC Strabe.
in CINCINNATI Cbip, rebiI allen barluf bcffnos
llelen &eCbeieCuHqeH lDtro GUi ofieHtllbeT
Chiffon pf'ertrt ncroer nm lbr Iahmittaas
an ~. GitC6er 1910 Oor bedgtem @igeutbum.
@ebin9unpc7 EGar fpie oa5 t8efes noritrelbt3 {:
fetH 4rgeaot Bon fucGtqCr GIs tfHfuuo5Dan5lI
IdGfcuo ZuQGc5 fS25,0y0) nirb IN @etIGtt
geaogen toCrbeu. Ser G(ei'tbieieuoe niub be-
ben 9uitiouutDreH an &eriuu'Stuge etneu certt'
fl8trteH C6eG i'm getrogc bon $1,000. Guf ben
Sdasmeiier Der @erctptgten Etaaten oI5ges
fcut birterLcgeu ais cine Gruntte., haB TER
sGnfer g ebrIlt meiTt. 9ie GirHabmen BON
bieicm GbeG qeb2n al Die &eTetnIaten SStGaten
nPriaitiG. i'm Safe Der 8IeieHhe ntd5t Grumr1t
Ter Reft BEG AGufpretfcs muC BEL abLieferuua
beg &PIittitei3 hesabtt neTDcr. Ter ShGBs
amtssGetretGr 6ebdli fic5 big sum 2G. Eiio5er
1910 bas Hec1t Dor, hos t66fte &nee6ot 3artcs
suireifen poer Gn3unetr1Rn
12eGCn rd5ecer gluStunft tueuhP rrC1 f'h an
bic 9UftioFatoreH netcte ben &eTtcuf ietten.
bic SerreH Sbepoore mcner & Gro, zoos Griie
Observation-Disclosures Cincinnati EGio.
81. Rtdtt u nbre 70.
nmtireroer GbabQ-t5sSetretdr.
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ysrsins-R
Beamtenwa6( unc Uereinsuerlamm(un
9unnerltas, bsn 6. Sstober.

Tie Sc a 3 bceiHHt nm 8 llbr 9ia6mtttngs
ulln eH6ei Im ll6r Ibenos. Tie Ser III M
lima iinnet INT s llbr glbenos liati. Aae
U!ItgIeoer fino erfndt, iih 5u betbetltaen.
u III. 8. Guebers. /. Spreber-
Grnft Grouefpeg 1. ShriftpGri. II
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1eu ,rautrnbeu eiuterbiisbensn

g(uGgcIi,tcr. ouEperurGcr,
Set pq= frcue IfuiterEer5,
sat tCicliat iiA ge'nmunQen
EthnersCclGu!cTf biHGuclnGrts,
Gel pe OurI In, GER ,5IteoeH,
quite fir bic Eeinen Bier.
gaB fte. irpmm mte III tlcHieoer
Uinu Tum ctmnel toiGcH Zir. t.,
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Tooes-En,etSeR.


Gtarb ON Ticuitag, ben 4. Eitcber. 1910,
gRocQens II ubr 10 aRtrnten, nads laHgen'
ftbnCrcm Gctoeu uufere inUl1't geitebte Whiiicr,
ShnicqTmutier, GjrOBuu'ier. nr9rpBWatter
liuh GcfhgTrfier
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Margarstba Doft),


Geb. At II RI
gSiitluc beS bcri;Urbeucu Gbu5 POD, r.. i'm vi
Ter p0u 76 CFatrcu 7 uiundteu EHa 25 1deen
Gic @ecr0iguga ilnhct itatt gm ,5retiaB, ben :.
Efio5rr 9.anmiitaa5 ia lhT, bonn Irauer,
balnp GuE Tp $50 Gperaju 9tpeitae, fporGn'
i'm 2 llhr in Der NugeaC oes Sgrirg (Srcps
,Wteo6ofcs elm Craucrsotics6,c11t abgchaieIl
lniyo moan &rru1Eote .Ito ,Sreunoe boitbn
ciuncIaocu ftU6 BON
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Tcntid)er Jsionier-@erein.

Sic gqifqleoer pbinen 8eretHs iiRb biermf
ireunnIidft etfudDt, Der beute Mbenb um 8 ubr
in Der Central Iiirlthaue itattfiHoeHoen Mpft1is
Iideu Gerfemmluug reont 5ablreih 6ei5u,pohnsiI.
Gsro franb WssssI. Vrd.
Gcnr. 0r00eL EetEs ~
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&n peruttettsx.

Stat bon 8tmmern init @nb inb alIen MOS
berfeH Rennemlibfeifen. 70. i22 ssarter
Giraffe. sipifdsen Clifton uro Gbio sioe. IL
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~ u uf.
ELBISSER. ALOsS.

eeboren tn DuiIerSborf. g. gIFab, 90 Satre aIf;
nor et,pn ID syabrer In Cincinnati. Gblp. ipobrs
BAIT qetuefen tGrbf1dft).
aaiiertttb TeutfmsS 2pmfuiaf tn Giaeinmeft.
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yerrangt- Anseigen.

M d b den, nm on Ganpas>5ronts
an Roden su orbeiten. Wboleidle
&leipsrbous. Stetise Steaung.
YPon, 8erman &c Co., Gin uno
Mc6arlano ctr. "
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SuberIdfftge Ganten fiir sirbeit su
soaule, INN .1rdusfers- ausnbrtnpeH; VI .5o
per Gubenh arbeit parnntiri 20. 81 Sn
6. GiraBe. Sobniicns5ebduoe. 3'nnter ols.
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sSdnfar su rerGdnfen.

gridbaus ben 6 3immern. einseriftei fiiE
sfamIieu; ale 8e0uemlI @feifH. 10. siu
iSHbian SipaEe
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snnpes neutft1eS Nsao6en fnht Steunne
fir Epiinirssslrbeit. 1aaasufndgeH Ap o.ss
g9mreu slne. Mortococ, Etlo.
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3u perGaufen: Yerf6ieoenes

Td6eret, sutgsbenbe: Is clrs. Wsbl Pc
Iano. gusiunft in brr Doitsbioff'Ofisee.
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QeIters Grau fu1t 6arsnrteit tn eines
iIetnsn Gdmiih. 90 Cr UsSgssasn sssaas'
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snabe, IL Sabre oii fud,t Mrbeit IN etHer
gruderes. Ibeo. SAeuerie. 0niT DieH Dar'
Ter abe.
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Snnge bon Is cher Is SobreH, nm III etnem
Gapre su arbeitcn: rpn oeutfher abiunit bots
aesoncn 2be plar gsocber & Con &c.
f9-2o g9eft o. Gtrase. bp
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eaippm nnb Wrpcerp,

Eaippm mno WrOceru.
Ginet b.r bsftsn 4ldte in Der etop 3gabria.s @t'
ktben, 0srb0ltaHe balbtr ia Dertaatta. TG3ans
froeen in 17i6 8ire Euabt 3. Siod.
Gibebparo itnh Counter nit @iersEuHpg,
biug bn Der EiqeHibiner tpegSieeen NAB
So S43 slsnnon gloenue. z. Gfo6. Do
G6retber.@ @ef9Gft gdboi.sG6e ysnns
Mno Jotn Sirdbe,. fshy btltG; ontsS Oel@aH
- extsS Gta6tGsi9G3A
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GffenbIfh artetter, ffin' I'm has
3ufnneiheu bon WlufferH, Observation-Disclosures
nnb gefen BON TIdneIi gu erietuer. ufi Siels
liingen ais 3ufnneibeT, StoiteHpor anln aae 6A
MAIDEN obcr FpTeTnen sl lberHeeHeh.
sIr. adermnn, D. 9l. q. a. Z. nHe sSalHuf
Gfrase.
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Bcrldrat: Gin infrIiae1Iter 9ole. nm IN
qolnifob an unierrchier mlGg fbretbe an
g. GdhleYtnaer 2222 eoih Cir. 3U.2,3,o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Some Pointers About
Mild and Strong Cigars
That You May
Not Know

Not all dark cigars are strong
and not all light cigars are mild.
In Havana Cigars like the GA
ANITA the medium and dark
colors are the finest and richest
smoke. This character OF tobacco
cures out dark in color. Only
small percentage will cure. out
light If allowed to thoroughly
ripen in the field.
The great demand for light Ha-
vana cigars has forced the farm
crs to cut their tobacco before il
ripens in order to prevent the to-
bacco from getting dark As &
result, the light wrappers are not
properly cured or their good
qualities developed in the matur-
ing process. This early cutting
gives the greenish cast to the
wrapper. What is true OF Ha-
vana tobacco is just the reverse
in the Sumatra wrapper.
This type OF tobacco is grown
on the Island of Sunlatra and
cures light in color The light
color in this class of tobacco is
the best in quality, because it has
very little strength and is neutral
in taste, which makes it a de-
sirable wrapper to work on Ha-
vana-6lled Cigar, like the DEER
HEAD" Brand. Dark colors in
Sumatra are apt to be strong and
rank, while the dark colors in Ha-
vana are mild and rich in flavor.
Wrappers that have. an oily,
glossy appearance are usually
strong. They have not fully ma
tured. The natural curing process
takes out the gum and gives the
wrapper dull appearance. THE
OFFTERDINGER QUALITY
of Cigars are made of we'll cured
tobacco. These cigars are made to
please the taste more than the
eye.
We spend more money in
handling the tobacco than most
factories do, for the reason tina.
tobacco carefully handled makes
better cigars than the old slip
shod way which is in vogue in
other factories.
We give great deal of time to
details in manufacturing cigars,
because it is in the details that
the fine qualities are brought 20
perfection.
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LAANlTA FACTORY guarantee

Every cigar in
this box has passed
a rigid inspection
and is guaranteed
perfect. II for any
r e a S on they are
not satisfactory to
you, return them
to the manufactur-
er and get your
money back.
In the La Anita
cigars we have en-
deavored to initiate
as closely as pos
sible the finest i'm
ported cigars. We
have obtained this
result by using
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only the choice
leaves Of the to-
bacco crops, fully
matured and per-
fectIy blended, to
produce a cigar of
ceptiOnally ri C h
flavor that is pleas
ing to the taste of
the most exacting
connoisseurS in Ha-
vana cigars. This
brand is the result
Of so years prac-
teal experience in
cigar manufacture
ing and tobacco
study.
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DEERE
A Perfect Blend of Havana with
Sumatra Wrapper
A Delightful Mild Smoke

Deer Head" Cigars will compare favorably with the
highgrade imported. Their popularity among the best
class of smokers due entirely their superiority
other goods of much higher price; this superior quality
is obtained by using the choicest selections of imported
tobaccos fully atured and perfectly blended produce
mild, fragrant creamy smoke with clean, clear taste.
These cigars built entirely by hand in the odfash-
Toned way by expert cgarmakers in the most thorough
manner, under perfect sanitary conditions. which guar
antees purity quality and the distinctive individuality of
the Ofterdinger make.
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A WORD TO THE
LADIES

The Offterdinger store is conducted
along the lines of the finest retail stores.
You will find it's the popular shopping
store for ladies. The clerks are polite
and attentive. You can rely on what they
tell you. The fixtures are the finest in
the city, the surroundings refined, the
service of the best and you can have your
money back if you are not perfectly sat-
isfed.
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You cannot get finer Cigar made
on the Island of Cuba at twice the price.
This is a strong assertion, but the quail
ity of this cigar proves the claim. There
is no factory in the United States or
Cuba that packs in each box Of Cigars
such an unqualified guarantee as we pack
in each box of La Anita Cigars.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Civic Meeting Called.

The Civic League members
have set aside July Goth as a day
to clean the grounds in and about
Dreamland Cemetery. Plenty
of water now on the premises,
pipes laid all around and q liber-
al donation made of hose for
conducting the water to all parts.
Let everyone come out on the
date designated and give a help
ing hand towards making this a
suitable occasion for identifying
the resting place of those who
were near and dear to most of us.
BY order of Civic League.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Mrs. Harrison entsrtains.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Claud
Harrison entertained in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Tayne of Hutto,
Texas. The afternoon was most
agreeably spent in playing pro-
gressive fOrty-two the score
cards representing pink roses.
the house was tastfully decorated
in pink and white. this being
carried out in the refreshments.
Those present were Mesdames
Shaw, Ackley, Luke, Cassel, Pip
kin, Black, Rowan, Ingham, Ter
rill, Howell, Doniphan, Hunt,
Burrows, Pipkin, Cullum, Ben
nett, Gamble, Coss, Winkleman,
Hutchings and Hawkins and
Jones. All present declared it
was one of the best of the kind
that has been given in Canyon.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
To Investigate Umbarger Church Matters.

Report has reached this Office
that Bishop Dunn has sent Rev.
Nolan, a priest of Ft. Worth,
Texas. to Umbarger to investi-
gate church matters at that
place, and report matters to him
as to affairs pertaining to the
Catholic church at Umbarger.
The priest met the church peo-
pie on Sunday a week ago, and
gave them some good fatherly
advice which he did in such a
forcible, logical and impressive
manner that the good people of
Umbarger would like to have
Rev. Nolan remain as their
priest. Our informant stated
that the members were very
much impressed with the appear
ance of the Rev. Nolan.
1t takes a man of his make up
to bring about the conditions by
which the contending factions
will become united. So, for the
good of the church, it is to be
hoped that the Bishop will send
some one with this particular
makeup to bring together all
of those contending differences.
Rev. Nolan had Christian Wei
gand to accompany him to Dal-
las for medical treatment and
rest which his nervous condition
requires. Father Weigand was
very nervous man and when he
found that he could not handle
the condition of affairs, he should
have not overworked his sensa-
tive nervous system to that high
tension as to under-m mine his al
ready Overtaxed mental and
physical condition. But he
seemed not to realize his weak
condition and went on worrying
and trying to make matters bet
ter until his whole mental and
physical system was so over
worked that he was completely
exhausted. When man allows
himself to get into this state or
condition, they are only apt to
add more oil to the burning
flames, which make matters
worse instead of better. We
cannot help thinking that Chris
tian Weigand is to be more pitied
than condemned.