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The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

l.. L. Hull of Boulder arrived III
Glenwood Thursday morning and will
take the baths for some time for ar
attack of rheumatism. Mr. Hull has
ranch in the Plateau valley which he
will visit before his return TO his Boui
der home.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

Strawberry day last Saturday was
one of the quietest of all similar fes-
rivals. The day was pleasant and the
people apparently enjoyed themselves
as people always do when they come
to Glenwood. Considering the failure
to properly advertise the event very
creditable crowd was present, although
much smaller than attended last year.
About 1000 people were served with
free strawberries, cream and cake at
the big tent. The bands gave the visit
ors an abundance of good music and
the evening dances were fairly well
patronized.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

A J. Vagg, a Cattle creek ranchman,
was brought to Glenwood Tuesday
suffering from a nervous breakdown as
a result OF grippe ana overwork. He
is now at the Glenwood sanitarium.
He will take much needed rest and IA
course of the GIenwood baths and
thinks he will soon be himself again,
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cohagan arc
visiting in Glenwood this week whils
on their way to Kansas City. Walter
grew to young manhood in Glenwool
and he is very much in love with the
town and Mrs. Cohagan thinks it is
one of the beauty spots of the world.
They have lived for several years IN
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Cohagan holds
a responsible position with big au
tomobile company.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

A recent number of the Colorado
Tourist contains a splendid haIftone
cut of the Glenwood swimming pool
and a clever writeup of the town from
is an excellent likeness of Manager
Lucas and description of the Hotel
Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

William Campbell, an engineer who
has been employed for some time by
the South Canon Coal company, died
Monday night at the Glenwood santa
rum from uraemic poisoning. The
body is being held by Motician
Schwarz, awaiting advices from rela-
tives in the east.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

The firm of Waters & Herman ar
exhibiting beautiful tinted photo of
Hanging lake in their window this
week. 1t shows mp the beauty of this
wonderful scenic attraction in splendid
style. Stop and look at it. It's Il
beauty.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Some OF the
New Wa h Dress Fabrics
In Dress makers Sale

Best American G~Inghams-32 inches wido
practical fabrics that viii he more than
ever worn this Summcr-latest
color scheme In plaids, stripes. checks.
also plain colors-As fine texture and as
beautiful as any that scotland produces
reg. "a and 20. ........ specialize
Plain Cotton voilos-all staple and fancy
Shades leading fabric for summer
Rowns-wOrth 2t..,...... special l D
Novelty Dress GinRhams-checks.
plaids and stripcs--includlng plenty OF
black n white, pink and
white aud blue and white checks
regularly 10 cents. ....... special z VI
New Mcrccrized Shantunes-holio,
natural. blues, prays, rose. etc
sold clsow hero undr another
name at "a cts. ......,... .speela. . i q
Colorcd Dress Llicns-puro linen
80 inches widc--bcit shadcs--make
natty coat sults-wero ~. special 81
Colorod Dress Lincns-33 inches wide
warranted all misunderstanding colors-
usually .specini l
Fancy Bordcrod Pcrcales-full IS Inch
u largo assortment of cioar washable
colorings In stripes and figures
worth IL ls............... special @ y
32.inch Black Cotton POngces-dosIrapl Ole
duh silk iniSh-f FOR mourning wear
rog. ~. ..............,. spccial.14
sovon Othor Equally Fine Sale Items,
The evening world., 1911-01-31
NJ BEATS R0BBER,
THEN HAS HIM ARRESTED.
Pretty Mrs. Bessie Siegel Beats Man
Who Tried to Take
Diamonds.

Mre. Bessie Siegel, who IL very pretty
and has been married but q few days.
was climbing the stairs to her apart
ment at No. 1869 Second avenue last
night when she was seized about the
neck by a big He forced her
against the wall and put one hand over
her mouth and with the other tried to
take the tive diamond rings from her
left hand.
The young woman Is slight but mus
cular. She tore at the robbers hair
until he loosened his grip on her hand,
and then landed a staggering blow on
his chin with her fist. lie let go and
ran. Mrs. S!cgel chased him.
The thief ran to Sixty-seventh street
and then west. At Third avenue Mrs.
Siegel overlook him and Kicked at his
feet until he trlpped and sprawlcd on
the sidewalk. Mrs, G!egel circled around
him, kicking at his head to keep him
from getting up until Policeman Weiss
came to her aid.
The prisoner said that he was James
Casey. a plumber. OF No, 1858 East
Seventy-eighth sta ct, and that he was
not the man who had attacked Mrs.
Siegel. When he was arralgned before
Magistrate O'Connor to-day In York.
VILE Court. Mrs, Siegcl was very sure
she had made no mistake and Casey
was held for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Piles Quickly
Cured All Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed FREQ to
All in Plain Wrapper.

Pnss i, a fearful disease, but easy to cure, II
YOU GO at u iisAt.
An operat!on with the knife is ID dangerous, cruel,
humiliatins and unnecessary.
There il inst one other SUR way to he curfd-
painlsss. safe and In the privacy OF your own
ho,ne-it is Pyramid File Cure.
We mail a trial package free TO all who write.
II will give you instant r'llef. show you the
harmless. painless nature Of this great reincdS
and start you well on the way toward a perfect
cure.
Then You ran get a fun sized boz from an,
druggist fOr 10 cents. and often one boz cures.
Insist on having what yon call for.
II the druggist tries 10 sell you something Just
a. good, II Is because he makes more money on
the substitute.
The cure begins al oncs anil continues rapidly
until II Is complete and p'rmanent.
You can 90 right ahead with Your work and
be easy and comfortable all tAe time.
II is well worth tryirg. .
Jus, send your namG and Addrss to Fyrsnif
Drug Co.. 2sT Pyramid Building. Marshall, Mitch.
and receive free rs return mail the trial package
N a plain wrapper.
Thousands have been cured IN this easy. rain
less and inexpsnsl'e way. In the privacy Of lh'
homl.
NJ knife and Its torture,
N, doctor and his bills.
Al druggists. 80 cents. Write to-day for .
tree package
The evening world., 1911-01-31
SHOWER Of SHOT
IN CE|BA FIGHT
DEATH TOLL Is
Details of Clash Told by Wit
ness Shows Gen. Guerrero
Died Making Lone Stand.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3i.-Details OF
the battle at Celba. Honduras. on IAN.
g. In which the revolut;onists under Gen.
Lee Christmas were victorious, have been
given by i. @. Masquelette of New Or
leans who was an eye witness. Masquel-
cite arrived from Ceiba on the teamer
Karen which locked here late yesterday.
Gen. Guerrero, the Davila commander,
defended the town herotcaly. Masquel-
cite said. ana at the time he was shot
was engaged in trying to force his men
to attack the revolutionlsts. The men
deserted and left him alone. He was
astride a mule. lie started to fire with
his revolver but before he could do so.
nifty insurgents In the trenches opened
fire on him with rifles. The mule st!ll
carrying Gen. Guerrero ran back TO the
British Consulate. There the General.
IN a dying condition. dropped from the
animals back. Guerrero died shortly at-
terward in the hospital.
Louis Bier, the only American killed,
according to Masquelette, met his death
IN a peculiar manner His house wa
directly In the firing line OF the attack
ing party. in which he and two compan-
Ions were lying on a mattress on IN
second floor. when a bullet struck tn
window sill. glanced and lodged in
Bier's stomach.
There must have been io,oo) shots
nred and the battle lasted for four
hours" Masquclette continued. The
steamship Harold, lying In the harhor,
was hit twice. and bullets fell on the
gunboa,s Marietta and Tacoma before
they moved out Of the harbor.
The insurgents had better arms ana
were much bette drilled. the Govern
ment troops being composed OF raw con-
scripts. and they grew panicky at tho
FIRST sign OF fight. Half OF the Govern
ment soldiers went over to the revolu-
tionists.
In the American Hotcel, near where
Bier was killed, were thirty women
and children. None was hurt, but the
roof OF the hotel was rlddled and sew
eral shells passed through Il.
When we left Celia they were
bringing in the dead and wounded
There was nd to be many dead IN
the brush who probably never would
be found. ! estimated the total num-
Der OF dead as about scventy-aVc.'
The evening world., 1911-01-31
An Aston Assessment Reduced.

Justice DAVIS | nthe Supreme Court
to-day reduced the assessment on the
Scheymerhorn Building, on Broadway,
between Wall and Pine streets, from ST.
100000 10 $780,, 800. for the purpose of
fixing the taxation for the year 1908.
William Waldorf Astor, owner OF the
property, complained that the assess
o was excessive, and Joseph +, DAILY
Of No. 90 Wall street was appointed Az
referee to inquire into the case. lie
recommended the reduction. and Justice
Davis confirmed It.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
DREssMAKERs SALE PRICES.

IMPORTED DOTTED SWISSEs
Film qualIty-plu aud medium Size
dots-Jj Ct. quality ,...,.. special .36
IMPORTED LINGERIE GATlSTES
iiis .ly morcOrizei, giyllg truo silk
tlni "A inch-rol. 30. special I'D
FINE INDIA Unions
38iuch made Of ilnc Egyptian
combrd yarn, which gives u fine smooth
oven S~lTtI'o--rcg ill.,. special L
WHITE NOVELTY MADRAS
Na'icsy Oi Jacquard and Other lguros
Tor Womcn's SIirt waists and Chlldren's
Droi'c were 10 and .li-special IA
Also, Five other saie Items.
\ DfersinrArT- sale, hut uprn 10 all.
fruiii b, it, opportunities.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Shears


FOR DreS n S04 -,
DREssMAKEks' SHEARS nv
Hand forged stoel--6 to = Inch. =
full nickel h reg. 40. .speeeal 10
II. BOXER Il CO.'S SHEARS rte
Fin steel--for tailors and -.
drossmakers-full nickel finish
usually .os, special 60
BEST IMPORTED SHEARS
Highest Grade steol-fuIly warrnnted-5-o
D 70 o inch-elsewhcrc Sl.40. I'VE
special .o6
Also. Two othcr Fine Values In Scissossl !.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

DRESDEN, SaXony, Jan. 81. King
Frederick Augustus has started for a
hunt of several weeks In the Soudan.
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Satin MessaIines, foulards
And Other Silks

In Dressmakers' Sale -"
New Satin Foulards fT~
Navy and black with white coin spotou :.
running down In size to small spaced
dots-also plenty OF the medium ded0mD
40 desirable for drcsscs-quality not a.
found usually under so, ,..speele1 ~
The quality Is y fine. being pure slh 81
% cents could buy such . grade. uun
1e-inch Messalines -af
All silk-iisht and dark. Including fanoyL,
and unusual shades-as II well kn0wu,-
these silks are In greater demand 40
than evar--reg. 90. ..... soee1o1 se40b
4O-inch Crepe de Chimes ~ss
40 inch means double width
All siik--full crinkle--s0ft chiffon ouj1u
all the light shades for eva
evening as well rs staple dag col0rs-
instead OF 81 20. 49,. special 10
Also. F0ur other Sale Items N SlkB.~
A Dsessmakess' sale. Bat opes 70 ~
pPD0t hy Its OppOP(un1tle
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Laces-Nets
For Dyessmokers' Sale

BLACK BRUSSELS NETS -
All si~lk--double width-strons -@f
quality. for waists, dresses and -H
miliinery-worth 81. rs. -. Speetals77
LACE ALLOYERS-
RI. vcnlse. Cordeiia and Oriental "7N
white. cream and ecru-- 70
80 CT. qualities. ....... Special s30,
LACE LANDINGS -.
1T. Vcnise and Oriental to II
inch-vh ito. cream and ecru- All
usually D.............. .Speeiaisl IT
VAL. LACEs-Qby plccel- ~
u To "a inch-Nal. laces win be used -
50 profusPly In coming season that sucha4a
au opportunity will be appreciated-lWLA
WORTH 40 pc. ............ special IA
The evening world., 1911-01-31
Anty Drudge to the Rescue Of DauSht-
er's Pale Blue CinSham.

0sS ~ASS
Mrs. CAREFUL have made my daughter such a pretty
pale blue gingham dress, and now / am worried for
fear it will fade in the wash"
Anty Drudgc-'It won't fade if you don't rub it hard,
nor put it in boiling water. Just wash it carefully in
Naptha suds, made in cool or luke-warm water,
and it will come out as bright as new. But be sure
not to use hot water with Fels-Naptha!'
The Fels-Naptha way of washing gives
the clothes a fair chance.
The old-fashioned way is destructive
because it first softens the fibre by boil
ing, and then subjects it t o the telling
rub of the dashboard.
With Fels-Naptha soap there is no
boiling nor is there the hard back-breaking
drudgery of the dashboard.
Just rub Fels-Naptha soap on the
clothes, roll and place them in cool or luke
warm water. Half an hour will be long
enough for the soap to do its work. Then
a light rub, thorough rinse, blued and the
clothes are white, pure, and ready to hang
Out. And you'll find Fels-Naptha just as
good for every other kind of household
cleaning. Follow closely the easy direc-
tons on the red and green wrapper:
The evening world., 1911-01-31
New Ribbons,
70, DrcssaidkeH' Sale

Molrcs. Satins. TnTctas, Romans and
Fancy Stripcs-Drosdons. Dresden
borders and ilnids-i 10 ~. inch
The pldidS and stripes are In black and
white and color combinations
value ~ ............ Special Il
Washable Ribbons-tiny checks and
basket woa vcs-light colors for
lingerie garment 1t sd. pcs.
10 - '.is No e.. '2o.,, "a
va. > @. - .tG
Also. -Four Othcr E.lual Ribbon NaluoI.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

Morton's Gap, Kentucky.-'
years with female disorders, my
bad and / had a continual back
simply awful. 1 could not stans
enough to cook q meals vtct,
back nearly killing me, and / y
sensations l. could hi
had soreness on each side, could
clothing, and was irregular. I
run down. On advice i took
hams Vegetable Compound an,
am enjoying good health. It 10
two years and 1 have not hnt
/ do all nv own wOrl
The evening world., 1911-01-31

A Dsessmakess' sale, bat opes 70 ~
PROFIT hy It's Opportunities "A
The evening world., 1911-01-31
HELP ~WANTED-MALs.

BAkEl wanted. in hotel man to make butter
cases ana ~crlllers, aWll as soon as lpgsiul(;
good wages, Smith * ncNells. 100 Wa.hi iglOn IT,
The evening world., 1911-01-31
White Dress Fabrics

%, -Four Other Equal Ribbon ValuoI.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-30
FELT BAD
ALL The Time
ShelIhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.

She11horn, Ala.-In letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrie May says: "a short
time ago, I commenced to have weak
spells and headaches. | felt bad all
the time, and soon grew SO bad I
couldn't stay up. I thought I would die.
At last my husband got ME bottle
OF Cardui, and it helped me; SO he got
some more. After I had taken the
second bottle, / was entirely well.
I wish every lady, suffering from
womanly trouble, would try Cardui.
1t is the best medicine I know Of. It
did me more good than anything I ever
used
Cardui IS a woman's tonic--a
Strengthening medicine for women,
made from ingredients that act spe-
officially Oh the womanly organs, and
thus help to build up the womanIy con-
stitution to glowing good health.
AS 4 remedy for woman's ills, it has
q successful record of over so years.
Your druggist sells it. Please try it.
N.B-H-r;te 70: ladies' Advisory Dept. Ch.tt.-
nooga Me4cine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. for SpertT8
Instructions, and 6+-Pase book. Home Treatment
tos " onen." Sent in plan wrapper. Oh Teaues'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-30


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first. p1t 1Ha. r Fe-<ri - the verge u
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aim Ae caught s.-lt II the I1zz.e
- TI1e, barely projecting be-" ee'
Two l-1-k i-r-}@S, t-at was Slowly e.e
F~1AS toward L.1l. It was Ae.l I lie
+ mp II 4 man IL The second row.
y hat name EoU:' Sheldon suddenly
: shouted, pointing directly NJ the alGn
/ who held the Gun
+ Sheldon still held the whip ha-i- and
. 1t Intended 10 Keep It
lear OF. all Ie4 Tea boys. Ae 4
/. deTel - ear ouE ana W-Sh a-uu- SIT
/ water. SaTFee.
Ne talk spoke Up fit 2nd Eitay
! savage. whose hairy chest vas csked
with tie uEwG~hed dirt - Years
F Oh. 5 that you, IeIera~~a:~ the
/ white man QuerieI geutaIIv .tYou TIL.
/ II bows clear out. and yua stop aHi
talk along IN
Him good feI.a boz" was the ~rulv
Him sto0 along.
'Nel. what do vou vant?" Sheldon
! asked. ~tririns, 10 hide m Ter ASSUME.
! care. eSsness the weakness If conces
sion
THAT fr:1a hoy hoEonr along me- :,
The old chief nafur-d aur I,.,rno1nv
whom sheldon racooni2ad
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-30

WHAT NAME YOU WALK ABOUT THIS
PLACE."
the hips. Joan was pressing the
lighted end Of the cigarette to the
fuse / Snider went off with the roar
Of 4 bomb gun. and sheldon heard a
uane Of window glass crash behind
him At the same moment Joan flung
the dynamite, the fuse kissing and
spluttering. into the thick Of the
blacks They scattered back in too
great haste to do any more shooting
Satan aroused by the one shot, was
suarling and painting 70 be let out
Joan heard and ran 10 let him out,
and thereat the tragedy was averted
aud the comedy began.
Rifles and spears were dropped Or
flung aside in q wild scramble for the
protection OF the cocoauut palms.
Satan multiplied himself. Never lad
he been free - tear and rend such a
quantity Of black flesh before. and he
bit and snapped and rushed the flying
legs till the last pair were above his
head
Il fancy you need lesson or two in
inserting fuses" Sheldon remarked
dryIy
Joan's ayes We're scornfuL
There was no detonator On it," she
said Besides. the detonator is Yet
unmanufactured that will explode that
charge It's only bottle Of chloro-
dyue.'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-30
EoLey kidney Pills

TONIC IN ACTION QUICK t9 RESULTS
Give prompt relief from BACKACEE,
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM, CONCEsTIoE. Of tie
KIDNEYS, NATURALIZATION OF tbs
BLADDER and ali annoying URINARa
IRREGULARITIES. a positive boon &c
MIDDLE AGED and EIDE RLY
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
HAVE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
g. 4. Davis, ST. Washington St, Conners~ilis,
Ind, IS n his s5th year. He writes rs: = hare
lately suffered much from my kidneys and bIa3-
der hsd severe be ckscaes aud my kIdcey action
vas too frequent, Gaming ne to Lose much sleep
at night, and IN my bladder t5ere was constan.
pain, took Foley L ianey Pills for some time,
and an now free of al trouble and ga I able 70
be mp and around. FoEsg Al4ue. Pills have Es
highest recommend ton
FOR SALE By COURT PHARMACY
The Dolores star., 1911-01-27

SON Scab0.
There b always more or less Injury
done 10 fruit trees In Colorado by sun
scald during the winter. Especially is
this true In those localities where the
snow remains upon the ground In IN
unbroken plane for any length of time.
II must lie remem berrd, however, that
every little blister or ro0ghened bit Of
bark found on the tree h not due 10
sun scald, - h 10 often attributed.
Sun scald for the most part Ia fonnd
on the southwest side Of the tree and
seldom runs up Into the scaffold limbs.
Sun scald can be more easily detect.
ed In the spring than during the
winter, - at that time the outside
bark turns TO . brownish black color,
and this discolosatiou extends through
to the sap wood. Sun scald h thought
to BE- due 70 the direct aud reflected
rays Of the sun, this being accelerated
by the reflection Of the suns rays on
the snow. The rapid changes ol
temperature, cauains freesing and
thaw ing, may have much to do With
the injurious effect Of sun scald.
AZ this time 81 the year u h well "a
make . careful survey Of the orchard,
and II any discoloratlon b to BE- found,
II would be well TO prevent any further
Injury by either applying . good coai
Of whitswash or wrapping with some
light colorrd building paper, or where
rabbits are likely 10 do damage, Il
would be well to use wood veneerinR,
or common ny wire netting. A very
good formula for whitewash 10 the
California one, which h ~ follows:
The Dolores star., 1911-01-27
Friday. January ~. 1911.
Regulating lmmlgratlon From
the Ot1se9 Side.

The Hungarin government has
undertaken TO regulate the emigra-
ton Of people from that country to
the United States In order to pro.
tect them against the misrcpresen.
tation rcsortcd to by steamship
agents whose sole purpose Is to sc.
cure stecragc passengers, regardless
Of what may become Of them after
they enter the United States.
Il has been found that many
persons come from Hungary with
erroneous notions respecting condi.
tions In this country and the stand.
ards maintained by immigration
laws. Not few intending immi-
grants have been turned back, be.
cause they do not come up to the
requirements Of the law. Although
the expense Of transporting those
people back to the port at which
they embarked falls upon the steam.
ship company. the unfortunate In.
dividuals are subjected to both dis
appointment and loss.
These however, are not the only
persons brought over who find that
they were misled. Many learn
after landing that conditions are 50
different from what they were In.
duccd to expect that they become
dissatisfied. II would be better In
all such cases II the immigrants did
not leave their native land.
Interference by the Hungarian
government to prevent the disapoint-
ment frequently experienced will
operate at the same time to insure
for the United States more desir.
Able class of settlers. The latter
consideration has. presumably
noehing to do with the action Of
Hungary, but II makes this
country look with that much more
favor upon the enforcement Of the
restrictions In question.
Il would be no more than just to
their own people II all European
countries would In this way restrict
the activity Of steamship agents.
They would thereby protect the
Ignorant against imposition and
save them from losses which can.
not help bearing heavily upon
persons Of limited means. Denver
Republican.