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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
Sra Rirfe til OaniehaI.

SaIget al en- Strife % bens Sor-
Rambling til en- Sanieinl bar pnft en-
bitter Strib mellem Neetbooiterne
HaperpiIle og @arrenpiae. TO Smaa'
bper | H9rbeoen al Gbicago.
9riitepunftet naae0es Nptaorsoi'
ten, oa Ell ofientIig Dams blep bolot
/ ben gamIe Retbobiitfirfe i 8arrcn'
pile, Ser for no5le Wsaaneber iiben
blep ioIgt for $500. De samle Me-
observation-disclosures, iom / lin lii
bapoe ppret meo of bpgge airfen,
iegte iorgippes at faa oenne &arbeI'
Iigelie al oen gmIe airfebpgning
iorbinbret, men forsiGoes.
Ser er Crib ON 8ploigbeoen al
Salaet. Weni3beben | @arrenpiae
bapoe | mango aar life prret faIria
nof iii at lsnne en- Hreit, brorfor Den
par gaaet iammen mcb MenigbeSer
| WaperpiQe. @arrcrpiaemcnigbe
bens Sruitees blep Wteolenmer al
Gsdperpiaefirfens Meuigbeosranh
inotil FOR ct aars 5in iiben. ba De
peo Oct ~Iteoiuuone 9als i~rlbit9noia
ianorereoes. 9erpaa iremiattes oa
peotoses ct Sorilag ON at irIse Den
aamle airte I Barrenuiae, os SaI-
act afilutteoes for nogle Raaneber
iioen al Observation-Disclosures 9ru,
tees.
@ploigbeoen al bette Salg oil mi
bIi beitriot al De samle Sruitees
@aterpiaemenisbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
Senator GIfins 900.

Senator Stepben 9. Glfins ira
8eit 8ersinia er iislse ct Rresie-
telegram ira @aibinston ben 4oe bs.
oigaaet peS 3soen | FIN 9olig Der.
iteos. San bapoe pRret ipgeIig |
ilere Maaneber.
Senotor Glfins bnr | en- lang gar.
rpffe prret en- al be leoenoe % melt
inoflpbeliesriee Weolemmer al &c.
natet. 9ianbt "Soiten"s 9eiere oil
hans Rapn fanife beoit minbes | Sor.
binoelie meo g~ebtaselien az Sep.
burns 9artresuleringslop % ben
paa iibiie aonsres peStasne me
Sernbnnelop,
San tos osiaa en- pirfiom Del |
5ariiSisfuiionen % par parmt inter-
~esieret | llooiflinSen al Sanoets ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
ScreeIie Rirfefeit,

Gn Slbebrano nleo reiulterenbe
paniif Sfr9f, iom opitoo unoer en-
flor airfeieit, iom 0ptaarsoag al.
bolotes / N9rbeoen al San 2liis go
toll, Dterico, foraariaeebe Sabet al
II WenneifeIip, De fleite al Dem
apinoer % 9srn. SesuOen blcr
oper 80 8erioner mer eaer mi1Ore
alporlig ifabebe.
Sfrene bar arbeibere paa en- Sa.
cin5a, bpor 8irfen err beliggenoe, og
Weolemmer al oeres Samilier.
3irfen bar iplbt til Srpngiel. I'm
Ser Geremonierne falot ct brcenbenoe
2ps neO og ant9note enbel tor Nole,
Der bar benpttet peo airfens lloimpf.
ming. SIammerne ipreote fig burtig
til ole 8anter.
sf Dem, iom unosif at blioe brRnoi
libel euer at bli fpolt al &sgen, blep
mango trumpet eaerA flemt libel
Den piIbe Sr9ngiel iom opitoO ior al
rebbe fig no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
polarforoen.
aaptrin HObert Searn inofnlSt for
Observation-Disclosures Slaabctumitc.
Sntcrcsiantc Cofmmcnter.

5 Inleoning al ct aonareSieu
foreliggeuoe 6orilog ON Ell betpoeIig
6oriremmelie for anptcin 3obert &.
Fearp lom Ell Inertien0elie % Sc
lsnning ior bans briitige Serb til
% SpoaQelie al Hor6polen Den 6tc
April 1909, uor Supteinen / Gre
bags inbfolbt for Experimentation.
lets SIaaoefomite / oct 2iemco al
afgiue Ell @erctning ON 61roen %
fremlpgge DC 0ofiimenter, bporpaa
ban boIerer lit Grap poa at barre 80.
lens GpSoger.
1iSle 9otltmenter uogioroe ell
opermaobe ~iutereSiont Canning al
ieoteoe o. tilimloiebe Ropirlopper
inoeboloenoe intercollegiate Sbier.
uotioner % andre pigtige SptegneI.
ier, og Ell @unfe tpffc, Iigeleoes til
lmirte Observation-Disclosures. 0isic
9eger ubgiorbe aapteinens "2og",
% Snobolbct gop Ell nsiogtig @eifri'
Oelie al 6Grocn ira Gng til Gag.
Iue Noteringer par isrt meo 9lp-
ont, oct eneite Sfripeinitrumeut Der
funoe onpcnoeS / Den itprfe auloc;
Sfriiten ielp bar fluntct og npiten
ulGielig og tpoe0e flnrligeu pan, at
ben bar uofsrt al Ell al allIoc itipret
Soauo.
Eaa oerom itilet Anmoouinq gou
aapteincn Ell betalieret og Iiplig
SfiIoring al Den biitoriife Serb til
"SoroenS Soppuuft" ira oct SioS.
punft, ban forIoo aoptein Bartlett
1873 Wil fra EoIen. Bartiet beitoo
ba al A Wnnb, 5 SlGber og 40 Sun.
Dc. Gen isrite Tog tiIbagelagoe DC
90 0fil, Den anbeu 20, Den treble
%, oen iieroe 20 % Den iemte 30
Wtil.
SEQ Gn6cn al 6en iemte Gags.
marid) nntog &apteiuen, at ban be.
fonot Jig inoenior en- Iiitonce al 3
@til fra @o!en. Ge banoe uooet bette
Runft ON 5ormio0ogen, iuo ser bar
goo Iuleoning til at foretoge neiag
ti9e SoIobierpntiouer. Gen isritc al
oisie bite, at De beiunbt iig paa SO
8raoer 50 Winlter norolige 9reo-
be - ca. 3 Nil ira 8oIen. &c fort.
iotte berior Mariden, % al. 6 ON
Gftermiooogen naoebe De oct iao
IGnse % al ioa mango eiterItrpbte
Maal.
&dpteiren 90 bans 6slge opbol0t
iig peO Rolen % / oens nprmeite
Gntcgn ! 80 elmer % tiltrnnote iii.
b~agereiien ben nPite Dag, ben zoe
Ipril, al. 4 ON gitermiooagen. Ill.
bagereiieu fore9if meo itor Surtig
bc0, ibet Der blPIte Ell itGrf 9torocn,
pino, Der odr Dem iii itpr SiPlp.
Der retteoeS al aomiteenS Wie6'
Iemmcr mango SpsrgsmaaI til Sap
teinen, Der bl. a. meoqap, at DC irenl,
Iagte Gofumenter life fllr6e ticne
iom abioIut 9eois pan. al ban
bapoe pGret peo RoIeu, men De par
ct iaa goot gepiS, iom oct for noget
Nenneife piloe pGre muligt at Ie'
nprp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
Ricrepeiene / Sanoet.

DIR. g. u. Tdge, 9ircfter Tor oe
6or. Stoters @eipGien % 8rGiioent
/ "americon asiociation for Sigh.
man improvements. paooiier / i'm
garsbcrctning peo itatiitiife lloreg.
ninser, at Den ilette SiIitanb, bpori
bore aisrcoeie beiiuoer iig, paoisrcr
2onoetS 9eioIfning Ell grtrouSgiit al
minoit $500, 1000 ON garet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
Disconiins
SYbefoIfnine.

af gper / @iScOriin, iom | 1900
bapoe oper 5000 Snooaanere, or
otte / BET interchangeable Siaar saat
tilbage / 5olfemGngoe, og for en- en-
felts Seotormen0e, nemlig aaufau.
na, er SnopoanernntaQet enoo5 iiln'
fet meo UNDER 5000. Se sprige ipu
er sIblano, MtnrInette, Nenomonie,
Reenab, Sconto, portage og SteDcns
8oint.
s 1900 bar Ser 33 gper meO ooer
5000 Snooaanere; / 1910 er antal.
let iteset iii SO.
0eoenitaaenoe label siper Reiul.
tatet al 6olfetGlingen / isIgenoe
9uer:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-10
RompIot / ulanduriet.

Sra Befing, Gbina, mebOeles Den
3bie Sanuar, at aineierne / Wan-
duriet bar oraaniieret en- uoitraft
bemmeIis Screening oeritebs meb oei
Sormaal at forbrTpe Sapuneierne ira
2anoet.
geretnineerne ON at Sapancierne
boIber paa at fcritGrfe fine @arniio-
ner / Wandntriet bar, beoer BET BIZ
bere / Ielegrmmet, foraariaget
Itprf llro / pisie &reoie | Eefing.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
THREE MEN ARRESTED
FOR LYNCH|NG NEGRO
Coatesvi||e Police Chief De-
clares He Has Been Baked
by Politics.

COATESVILLE. Pa. August 1.-THE
scaled the political wall that Chief of
Police Cmstead declares barred the way
to prompt action in apprehending the
leaders of the mob that burned Zach
Walker the negro murderer OF Special
Policeman Edgar Rice. on Sunday night
i'm Newlin's Hollow, and have arrested
three men on the charge of murder in
the first degree.
The prisoners are Joseph Schoteld. spe-
cial policeman for the Conestega Trac-
ton Company; Norman Price, steel
roller in the Worth Brothers Company.
and George Stoll. clerk in the gas
works rolling mills here. Scholeii was
arrested on evidence obtained from sew
eral young men Of the town to whom he
talked rather freely. according 10 tine po-
lice His accusers say that he boasted
that he was one of the first to reach the
negro's bedside In the Coatesville Hos
pital. Price is said to have made a S.n.-
Ii,r horsf. although he Stoutly denies
seeing Walker burned.
Price Is said to have confessed that he
heard the plotters making their final
plans In the Brandywine Fire Company S
headquarters in Main street on Sunday,
and at their request accompanied them
to the hospital. According to the police
he said that he entered the hospital, fol-
lowed the mob to NeWlin's Hollow, and
saw the lynching. but did not take any
active part
These arrests occurred shortly before 4
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Mary's Catholic Church at Choppers, this
county, was held at Choppers yesterday
and was attended by probably l,.O1
persons from this county, Washing
ton city and elsewhere. Being in the
midst of the campaign for the demo-
cratic nominations for Office, the candl-
dates and other politicians were all on
hand and politics was about The sole
topic of conversation among the voters
present. The affair was in charge If a
committee of which Rev. George b. Har-
rIneton. pastor of the church, vas chair.
man. About $500 was raised.
At the instance of Joseph and Magic
Smith. colored residents of kensar, inis
county, warrants were issued charging
their neighbOrs, Henry Warfield and
Henry Myers, also colored, with keeping
a disorderly house. Upon being brought
to Rockville by Deputy Sheriff Ernest
Cissel Warfield and Myers preferred
similar charges against the Smiths. who
have also been brought to Rockville anu
lodged in Jail. The facts will be heard
by Justice Reading in the police court
here Friday.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

o clock yesterday. Previous to that Chief
lmstead made a wrathful reply 20 the
numerous questions regarding his sin
politics was blocking justice, and that the
citizens of the town were not aiding him,
but rather hindering him. He likewise
fired broadside into District Attorney
GawthrOp which. whether JUSTIFIED Or
not. had the satisfactory effect of start
ing the wheels of justice spinning and
real action transpired within an hour.
The district attorney and Chief TIM
stead declared that the arrests Yet to be
made with startie the county. They say
that several of the most respected cit
izens of the borough will be locked up.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
he I'D Infantry to the 18th Infantry.

the I'D Infantry to the 18th Infantry.
Chaplain John E. Dallam. from the 18th
Infantry TO the 23d Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Capt
William F. Clark. paymaster. Is extended
one month.
Leave Of absence for four months Is
granted First Lieut.. Walter Harvey. I'D
Infantry.
First Lieut.. James l.. Walsh. ordnance
department. will proceed to Fort Monroe,
Va, for the purpose Of making the semi
annual inspection Of the armament and
fire-control material at that post.
Second Lieut.. Harvey NJ. Hobbs. trans
ferred from the infantry arm, is assigned
to the Sd Field Artillery.
Capt. William F. Hase. Coast Artillery
Corps, is assigned to the Goth Company,
Coast Artillery Corps.
First Lieut.. Leonard j. Mygatt. 9TH In
fantry, is relieved from duty with the
Signal Corps and will join his regiment.
Maj Frederick P. Reynolds, Medical
board board at the Army Medical Museum
building. for examination to determine
his fitness for promotion.
Special orders retiring Col. William FL.
Comegys. assistant paymaster general.
tember 10, 1911. are amended SO as to
retire Col Comegys from active service
August 1J, 1911.
The name of Capt. William H. Peek.
Coast ArtilIery corps, is piaceu on tHe
list of detached officers.
The following-named officers will re-
port to the examining board at Fort
Riley. Kan, for examination to determine
their fitness for promotion:
Capts. John ID. L. Hartman. 1st Cav
airy: Robert L. Howe, cavalry; Guy II.
Preston. 18th Cavalry; Edwin NJ. suplee,
cavalry (paymaster); John p. Ryan. 9Th
Cavalry; William T. Littlebrant. 18th
Cavalry, and Michael M McNamee. 10Th
Cavalry
Mai James A. Cole, 9Th Cavalry, is de-
tailed for service in the pay department.
He will proceed to Omaha, Neb., for duty.
The following named officers Of the
Medical Corps are detailed to represent
the medica, department of the army at
the meeting of the Association OF Mill
tary Surgeons of the United States TO be
held In Milwaukee,. Wis, from September
o6 to %. 1911: Lieut. Col. William b.
Banister and Majs. Edward l.. Munson
and Gideon Med. Van Poose.
Leave of absence for two months and
ten days is granted First Lieut.. George
Evening star., 1911-08-17
Another Shorty Story.

Our next Sunday Magazine Is made es-
pec!ally interesting by a Shorty Nc
Cabe' story, told with all the charm OF
manner and resourcefulness of plot char
acteristic of this remarkable series. 1t is
the tale OF an uncorscionable crouch, tho
terror of his family and acquaintances,
who is finally tanned by a meek, quiet.
little woman. How she managed TO do
ID makes one of the funniest stories our
readers have ever seen. The title of the
story is LAS Salina Worked the Spell.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Miss Alice Scott Weds H. A..
RoWe-Mrs. J. J. GQrmIey
Is Granted a Divorce.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August II. 1911.
Monday afternoon Miss Alice B. Scott
of Sl5 4th street northeast. Washington.
and Harry Albert Rowe of 2Oi 18th
street southeast we're married In Rock
vile by Rev. William d. Keene, pastor
of the Southern Methodist Church, the
ceremony taking place at the parsonage
Mr.. Rowe gave his age as twenty-six and
that of the bride as thirty-five.
Judge Edward C. Peter. in the circuit
court at this place has sgned a decree
granting to Mrs. Nellie A. Gormley oi
this county. formerly of Washington, and
absolute divorce from John j. Gormley
of Washington. on the ground of deser-
ton. Mrs Gormley was represented by
Attorney John A. Garrett.
The annual picnic for the benefit of st
Evening star., 1911-08-17
ARMY -NAVY
Warships to Visit Hawaii.

The Hawaiian Islands will see formi-
dable part of the Pacific fleet this fall.
The Navy Department has ordered the
armored cruisers Colorado, South Dakota
West Virginia and California and eight
torpedo boat destroyers to sail from San
Francisco September II on practice
cruise to Hawaii. The warships will re-
turn to San Pedro, Cal. November | for
target practice.
Army Orders.
The name of Col. Francis ii. French,
infantry Is removed from the list of de-
tached officers. and the name of Col
Robert n. Getty, infantry, is placed
thereon.
Leave of absence for two months Is
granted Maj. James w. Van Dusen
Medical Corps.
The following transfers of chaplains
are made.
Chaplain Joseph H. Sutherland, from
Evening star., 1911-08-17
Cigar Specials.

For this sale we offer ten we'll
known brands. made by reliable
manufacturers Of high grade &c
cigars. showing you positively they
are exactly what we claim and not
cheap cigars made up for the occa-,
sicn. which our wou!d-be competi
tors try to palm off as &c cigars
reduced This is absolutely the only
store in town selling bona fide &c
CIGARS AT FOR 25c. giving you
your smokes at the jobbing rate.
with the understanding that IL not
as we represent or 10 your taste
we will gladly exchange or refund
your money.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

The last of the Washington delegates
to the national encampment of United
Spanish War Veterans which convenes
August II at Oklahoma City. Okla,
headed by John Lewis Smith the Dis
trct candidate for commander-in-chie
will leave the city tomorrow morning at
o'clock on the Memphis special"
They will be joined at the Union station
BY two cars bearing the New York and
New Jersey delegations. and at Roanoke,
Va, they will meet the Virginia delcga
ton.
Other delegations will join them en-
route. and the Washington delegation
will be met at the station in Oklahoma
City by the twenty-odd delegates from
this city. who are already on the encamp
ment grounds.
Smith Boomers on Ground.
Every endeavor will be made TO secure
the election of NJ. Smith as commander
in-chief. and the pledged support of nu-
merous states In the east and south has
been received. The Washington dele
gates now at Oklahoma City have with
them 20.GO pamphlets and other litera-
ture. and are taking active steps not
only to secure the election of Mr.. Smith,
but to have the next encampment meet
in Washington.
Those who will go in the morning are
John Lewis Smith. Daniel b. Chisholm,
James T.. Maynard, Ernest f. Jurgensen
and w. w. Myers of Seattle, Wash. who
is visiting in Washington. Representa-
tive l.. C. Dyer of Missouri will make
arrangements to attend the encampment
as soon as he can leave his duties at the
Capitol.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
HAYDEN'S
F and 10th StS.
Fridays Bargains

All broken lots and odd gar
ments on sale Friday at prices
that will make quick selling.
This stock consists of Ladies
Dresses. Woolen Dress Skirts.
Wash Skirts. Muslin Under
wear. Corsets and Hosiery.
Shirt Waists. etc. All of the
highest grade; many hand
tailored garments included.
Ladies Woolen Dress Skirts,
$500 values. at SI.oS.
Ladies Wolfe Skirts, regular
SI2.5o values, at S3.9S.
Ladies Dresses. in two lots,
values up to $500. at ST % and
S2.oS.
Ladies $500 Raincoats on
sale at S+,9S.
Ladies' $1,000 Raincoats on
sale at S20S.
Ladies $50 Raincoats on
sale at $3.50.
Ladies House Dresses. regu-
lar ST. so values. at 6oc.
Ladies Long Crepe kimonos.
regular $3.50 values, at ooc and
o8c.
Ladies Dressing Sacques,
worth TO SIoo. at 25c and 39c.
Ladies Silk Shirt Waists, all
colors. worth TO $500. at $I.5o
and ST %.
Ladies White Linen Shirt
Waists. regular SI.5o values,
at 6Oc.
Onyx Hosiery. worth to
SI.oo. at 25c and soc; many
silks in this lot.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

SPANISH CLTR SC SELFCTOS,
for 25c: 81 ~ Box OF 10.
A swell club shane. We absolutely
guarantee them to comnare with any
&c cigar made. One of our regular
brands: our standing order is 15.HN
a month. and sometimes we run
short
Evening star., 1911-08-17
Naval Orders.

Ensign III. Allen. from Colorado. and
continue treatment Naval Hospital. Wash
ington. II. G.
Paymaster NJ. r. Goldsborough, 20 Flor
ida.
Chief Constructor W. l.. Capps, to duty
of all boards on hull changes on the At
lantic coast Philadelphia
Commander c. s. Williams, from ccm-
mand Albany. to home and wait orders.
Commander r. III. Jackson. from naval
station. Cavite. p. L.. to command Albany.
Lieut.. r. G. Smith. from Saratoga, to
home and wait orders
Lieut.. +. p. Svarz, to Monadnock
Lieut. w. I. Lightle. to naval station.
Cavite, F.. l.
Assistant Surgeon r. e. Henry from
Rainbow, to Naval Hospital. Canacao.
p. i.
Assistant Surgeon l.. l.. Pratt. from
Naval Hospital, Canacao, +. l., To Ram.
bow.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

r. Clayton. Medical Reserve Corps
Capt julius N Kilian commissary. will
proceed to Columbus, Neb. for tile pur-
pose of inspecting subsistence supplies.
| Lieut. Col. Richmond p Davis Coast
Artillery Corps, is relieved from duty at
Fort Monroe. Va, and will repair TO this
city for temporary duty.
Leave of absence for one month and
three days is granted Capt. Charles II.
Patterson, Coast Artillery Corps.
Capt. Brainerd Taylor. Coast Artillery
Corps, viii proceed u stamford, Conn.
for duty as nspector-instructor of tile
coast artillery reserves, state of Con-
necticut.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
ASSETS &c CIGAR.
Island IondreS.

Cut to s for 25c; $40 Box Of IN.
Made by Luckett. Luchs e. Lips
comb OF Philadelphia. and one OF
their best sellers. We have about
1000 on hand
Evening star., 1911-08-17

yANDALIA ESCEPCIONALFS.
This is a cigar made Of Havana
and sold as special to.the trade nj
$40 On ner 900 We have only ?.s0a
and include them in this snecial sa'e.
Sold elsewhere at for &c. Pack
ed in plain cedar box. Privada Se,ec-
cion
Evening star., 1911-08-17
O'DONNELL.S SPECIAL.

y DtIN y F.IlI. = SFF-t " u.
&c Straight Cigar. Cut tn for 23c:
$50 Box Of 30.
Packed in an octogon shaped plain
cellar box. made for Little & Co..
who ask &c straight for them We
have 1900 on hand: there will posi-
lively be no more
Evening star., 1911-08-17
HAY DENIS
F and 9th SITS.

Onyx Hosiery, worth SOC, at
IOc.
Ladies $I.oo Nightgowns at
3oc: made from fine muslin;
nicely trimmed.
Gowns worth $I.5o at 6oc.
,oc Corset Covers and Draw
ers at I9c.
Corset Covers and Drawers,
worth to $I.oo, at SOC.
White Petticoats. worth to
$500. at o8c and SI.5o.
Fridays Sale inn Mems
Furnishings.
Mems $I.5o White Pleated
Shirts at 6oc.
Mems S1oo Shirts, SOC.
Mems 6oc Shirts, SOC.
Mems soc Shirts, 25c.
Mems SOC Underwear, csc;
all styles.
Mems soc Silk Hose, 1oc.
Mems Blue Heavy Work
Shirts. regular soc values, at
25c.
Mems Overalls and Jumpers.
blues, whites and stripes, at
zoe.
Boys soc Khaki Pants. I5c.
Boys 25c Blouse Waists, 15c.
Mems and Boys Neckwear,
25c value. 1oc.
Mems 25c Suspenders, 1oc.
Mems and Women's Hand
kerchiefs, worth Ioc. at sac.
Boys Wash Suits, worth to
SI.oo, at 25c.
Boys Wash Suits, worth
SI.5o. at 4oc.
100 dozen Mems Hats, worth
up to $3.50. on sale now at o8c.
See 10th st. window.
nANnEA1C
Evening star., 1911-08-17
Ell CONVERSE,
&c Cigar. Cut to q for &c.
S1 -. Rnr nf 20

VII F3UN OF W.
well known brand. which we are
about to discontinue, so put them at
a sell-quick price. About 1900 in
this lot. Each box wrapped in oiled
paper.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
MINCE PIE.

MINCE PIE,
Friendship or Dessert Size Cut to
8 for &c; $50 Box Of 30.
This is high-grade Sumatra
wrapped, seed and Havana filled
cigar, made by the well known Bal
timore manufacturers. Kraus e. Co,
and goes to the trade at $500 per
thousand. We could only secure 25.nOO
ut the special price. SO don't delay.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
ADDED SPECIAL.
LA FLOR DE LTZON.
15c Imperiales. Cut to for oJ'

S1.50 Box of p.
A high-grade Manila Cigar. COM
posed wholly of leaf grown in the
celebrated Caguan valley of the Phil
ippine Islands. Each cigar wrapped
in silver or gold foil.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Ell ASTRONOMO,
&c Straight Havanas Cut to 8 for
&c: $50 Box of 30.
We positively guarantee this to be
clear Havana wrapper and filler,
Spanish made: only 1000 In this lot.
There will be no more.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
DEAN &c CIGAR,
Sonior Ciza

Cut to for 2Jc $500 per Box of 100.
Made by f. NJ Schwarz & Co.
New York city, whose reputation for
quality cigars has been established
over fifty years. Our original ship
ment was $4,000.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

AROMATICA SC REGALIA.
Crt to s for &c: $50 Box Of 30.
Made bv f. K.einer. New York
city Made in the popular Regalia
shane. nicely banded I'm red and gold.
Looks like 10-cent cigar. We
have about & 500 left Of our origi-
nal order Of 80 O00
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Harlem Oil, imported, bottle. 1Oc
Berset Shaving Cream ..... .18c
Sanitol Shaving Cream. 1Sc
Euthymol Shaving Cream. -. .1Sc
100 Chocolate-coated Asafetida
Tablets. 5-grain Csc
100 Chocolate-coated Tablets.
Cascara. 5grain. n...............25 csc
Pyrodento Tooth Paste. .18c
Euthymol Tooth Paste. ..... .13c
LanOlne, in lib. cans. .25c
100 2-grain Quinine Pills. ..... .18c
/ dozen 2-grain Quinine Capsules sc
/ dozen 3-grain Quinine Capsules &c
l dozen 5-grain Quinine Capsules. 10c
Evening star., 1911-08-17

/ lb. Effervescent Soda Phos-
phate 42c
Csc Handoline .15c
Chloride Lime. lib can. ....... Sc
Flash Hand Cleaner. r............. &C
25c Woodbury's Soap. .1Sc
25c Resinol Soap. .18c
Pumo Soap. removes grease,
makes the hands soft, cake. sc
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream .33c
Csc Dioxogen .18c
Oakley's Corylopis Talcum. &c
Air Float Talcum, flesh tint, can. &c
Evening star., 1911-08-17
PALMA VISTA,


&c LCndres.
Cut to s for 25c: 500 per 100.
Packed 80 and 100 in box Made by
Barnes, Smith & Co. Binghamton,
n. Y, and guaranteed by them to
be clear Havana filled, with import
ed Sumatra wrapper. We were lucky
enough to secure 10000 on this spe-
cial deal.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Csc Mayfiower Tooth Powder. 12c
Csc Imported Lanoline Soap, cake &C
10c Whitmore's Shoe Polish. SC
10c Royal Glue. &c
15c Majors Cement. &c
75c Carpenters Fish Glue. pint
can -. 29c
1Oc Physicians, Surgeons and.
Dentists Soap. cake ... 4c
75c Lithia Tablets, 100 in bottle 35c
10c Wash Rags. for lie
Parowax Refined Paraffin, lb. &c
Csc Lithia Tablets. .15c
Csc Dead Stuck 15c
Evening star., 1911-08-17
Daggett s. Ramlsdell's
Cold Cream.

zoe Nadinola Cream. ...... .3oc
5oc Nadine Face Powder. .39c
zoe Cosmeo Cream. ......3 39c
soc Harmony Liquid Face
Powder. white and flesh. .39c
25c Rosaline .Isc
soc Ongaline .3sc
SI.Oo Azurea Face Powder 79c
25c Theater De Rouge. -. ISc
I5c Theater De Rouge. -. &c
25c Face Powder Books. ;. .I7c
Evening star., 1911-08-17
PAT EN is.

25c Men.holatum. IA,
SOC N'entholine Balm, larger
than 5oc size Menthola-
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Jergen Benzoin and Almond
Cream, for preserving the skin.
healing. soothing and whiten-
ing. \ perfectly harm O1c
less toilet cream. ..... 4 Y