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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14

Repair Your Ol1 SEWING Machlno
Our speciality u to make K do q Wh01o
longer. Davis Agency, 0lS 9th e
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Strictly Fresh Country EGGS.
High-grade Leghorn Eggs, sure to please.
80 cents. Limited supply. s12 st. ne.
l5s
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Hind QU0Ffef6 Limb, 16c Ib.i Fresh
Hams, 15c h.: Fresh Shoulders, Ike;
Shoulder Pork Chops. I2hc h.; Pure
Lard. lie h.: Elgin Butter. &c h.:
H.; Excellent Coffee, &c h.: Starch, Sc
h.; Oatmeal, Sc h.; Yellow Meal, &c h.;
10c Cereal. SC; Postum. zoe: Grape Nuts,
121zc: all 1Oc Evaporated Milk, &c; Lem
ons. 121xc dog. Phone n. 2464. Excelsior
Market, 9TH and Fla. ave. NV.
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Transferred to 1904 G st.
See our demonstration of Washing
and Ironing the family laundry all
by Gas.
e A. Muddiman & Co., 18th & G SITS.
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Concert on Potomac Drive,

VOUCC1C UU 1UCU1UdC 011VC,
Saturday. April Is. at s pm, by
the United States Marine Band.
William II. Santelmann. leader.
March, "Sons Of the Brave"
Bidgood
Overture, "COriolan". Beethoven
PaSquinade ..GottSchalk
Grand scenes from "Boccaccio."
Suppe
Waltz, ''Cagliostro". Strauss
Fantasia, "Gipsy Life" lie There
Selection. THE Serenade". Herbert
March, "The Federal" ..Sousa
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When Appetite Flags, Youth FIND
"a bottle OF Heurich's Senate Beer Q
welcome addition to your meals. II goes
to the desired spot-grattdles. satisfies.
Grocers or tel. Arlington Bottiing Co.
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Special Meeting Of the Operative
Piasterers' Local No. 90. AZ & Pa. ave.
at O'Clock.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


National - Zelda Sears IN THE Nest
Egg Sis pm.
Belasco-The French Opera Company IN
'Romeo and Juliet" $50 pm.
Co1umbia-Lyman Howe New York
Hippodrome Travel Festival, S:15 pm.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville, SIS pm
New Academy-Mabel Acker in paid
in Full Sis pm.
Gayety-"The College Girls SIS pm.
New Lyceum-"Jardin de Paris Girls"
Sis pm.
Casino-vaudevile and moving pictures,
12:45 to $50 and Gas to II pm.
Cosmos-Vaudeville and moving pic
lures, / pm. to ii pm.
The Arcade-Dancing and roller skating.
virginia-Moving pictures and Illus
trated songs.
New Howard Theater-"The Smart
Set" s pm
VIM, Jr., and j. j. Miller
will have their usual selection
Dove brand Smoked Meats.
Pork products, all kinds.
Cooked Ham and Tongue.
Markets-21st and X and Riggs.
Special Meeting of the Operative
ocaI No & pa
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Rheumatism, Skin Disease.
1000 cases wanted; cure or relief guar
anteed. DIR. Nicholson, 1905 H st. nv.
Hours, 3 to 8 pm.
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Meas Spring Suits, 05.50.
Come in and select cloth and get
measured. Agency Baltimore Wooden
Mills. Room Is. Provident Bank BLDG,
9th and G streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14

Best White Ash Coal, $3.50 Per Tea.
Moran & Co., phone W. 219. 2126 Pa. ave-
15s
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All sizes.
Ostmann pure Pork Sausage.
Beef. Clipped fresh.
Fresh and Salt Pork.
Cooked Meats our speciality. d.
Miller. & krogmann,
Center and x st. markets.
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there's any money mixed 10 with my
looks, sucn as they are. That's fair.
Now. / want you to lend me one OF
your caps and an apron. Annette"
'oh. m~arshmailows!" cried Annette.
II see. Amt 1t lovely7 It's Just like
Lurllne. the ~Left-Handed; or. A Button
hole Makers Wrongs I'll bet he'll turn
out to be a count"
There was a long hallway Tor pas
~sageway." as they call II In tho LAM
OF tho Colonels) with one side latticed.
running along the rear OF the house.
The grocer's young man went through
this to deliver his goods. One morning
he passed a girl In there With shining
eyes. sallow complexion. and wide. smil-
Ing mouth. wearing a maids cap and
apron. But as he was numbered With a
basket OF Early Drumhead lettuce and
Trophy tomatoes and three punches OF
asparagus and six bottles of tho mos,
expensive Queen olives. he saw no more
than that she was one OF tho aid
but on his way out he came up behind
ker. and she was whistling Fishers
Hornpipe" so loudly and clearly hat all
the piccolos In the world should have
disjointed themselves and crept into their
cases for shame.
The grocer's young man stopped and
pushed back his cap until II hung on
his collar button behind.
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s< 8. HENRYS LAST AND BEST SHORT STORIES So

I To be explicit. Annette McCorkle. the
| second houscmaid. VINO deserves a par
agraph herself. Annett F~letcherlzed
large numbers Of romantic novels which
she obtained at a free public library
brarch donated by one Of the biggest
callphs In the business). She Was
Celia's sidekcker and chum. though
Aunt Henrietta didn't know II, you may
hazard a bean or two.
'Oh. canary-bird seed!' exclaimed An
nette. AIM II a corkin' situation7
You a heiress. and fallln' In love with
him on sight! He's a sweet boy. too.
and above his business. but he Amt
%suspectible like the common run OF
grocer's assistants. He never pay no
attention TO me-"
"Riches''-- began Annette. unsheath-
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Fairy Tales for the Fair.
BY Helen Rowland.

, She did not give up HOPE, however; for she knep that she uas a mans
IDEAL WOMAN. and she firmly believed that she rouh vet meet her Fate
So she cheertuly Exchanged her dream OF a street home le for tho
glorious freedom ond Independence OF q back hail bedroom Nth a rusty
latch key and q leaking os Jet and determined to SUCCEED In business
BY finding somebody to take her out off,
II Was scarcely a year before the bill clerk In tho office offered nor q
Harlem nat " she would pay hal. the expense.
Yet she hesitdted; and It ices OF until three Of the eHOfbIes In the place
had married chorus girls, and the boss himself had Wedded a rich grass
ptdou, that she WOKE UP and began to perceive tha. It 10 not the hand
that rocks the cradle. but the hand that keeps Itself mantcurcd and wears
diamonds, Uhtch really rues the cord.
Then she turned to the bill clerk and hastily accepted hs generous offer
to share hLs burdens ptth her. And thereafter she Hped perfectly happy In
O ktchenette apartment, and reared a darling HttIe-buIIdo0
And everybody sad II uas a SHAME for a uoman IKE that to 90 on
uorktn0 Jr q Nvtn0 and taking tho bread out Of mems mouths" phen she
ought to Do staytng at home attending to her household duties.
MORAL. womon,s Realm rs IN the Home, but she cont soy there IN.
less somebody proVtdcs the homo.
ALSO: Nowadays, men seldom 90 dopn OF their knees Vwless Troy are
On thetr vnpsrs.
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doctrine Of everlasting punishmnt to
dslivery-wagon horssa
He slung imported Al fancy groceries
about a. though they were only the
stun ne delivered at clearinghouse:
and when he picked up his whip your
mind instantly recalled Mr.. Tackett
and his air with the buttonless foils.
Tradesmen delivered their goods At .
| side gate at the rear Of the house. The
grocer's wagon came about ten in the
morning. For three days Celia watched
the driver when ne came. finding some
thing new each time to admire In the
lofty and almost contemptuous way he
had OF tossing AROUND the choicest gifts
of Pomona, Ceres and the canning fac
tories. Then she consulted Annette. a.,
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Afss

That's out o. sight. Kid" said ha
MY name IL Celia, II you please" said
the whistler. dazzling nm With . three
inch smile.
That's all right. I'm Thomas Nc
Leod. What part Of the house do you
work Int"
I'm the-the second parlor maid"
do you know the Failing Waters'T'
NO." said Celia. I'VE don't know
anybody. We got rich too ouick-that
Is. Mr.. S~praggins did"
"1'll make you acquainted" said
Thomas Mcleod. '1t's q strathspey-a
first cousin to a hornpipe."
II Celia's whistiinG put h piccolos
ou. of commission. Thomas McLeod's
surely made the biggest flutes hunt
their holes. He could actually whistle
bass.
When he stopped Celia vas ready 20
jump into his delivery wagon and ride
with him clear to the end Of the pier
and on to the ferry-boat Of the Charon
line.
"Tn he around tomorrow at 10.15.
said Thomas. with some spinach and
a case OF c~arbonic."
I'm practice thai what-you-caii-it."
said Cells. II can whistle . nne sec
ond."
The evening world., 1911-08-10
A NIGHT IN
NEW ARABIA
The Romance Of q New York
Fortune That Couldn't
Be Lost.
tospynsha. 1910. ~ Doubleday. Rass . co.,

steralissd Increment. carefully cleaned
and busted and fumigatsd until Il A.
rived AZ It's ultimate stage Of untaintsd
spotless checks in the white fingers Of
his private secretary.
Jacob built . Observation-Disclosures
palace on Q corner lot fronting Of Ma.
bob avenue. city Of New BaSdad. and
began to feel the mantle OF the late II.
A. RashiA descending upon him,
under his collar. tied II in Q neat four
finland. and became . licensed harriel
Of our Mesopotamian p~roletariats.
When q mans income becomes "a
large that the butcher actually ssnds
him the kin of steak he orders. M
begins TO think about his souls saliva
tion. Now. the various stages or classes
Of rich msn must not be forgotten. The
capitalist can tell you to . dollar The
amount Of his wealth. The euSt mag
nate estimates" Il.
When Jacob hst began 70 oompart
the eyes Of needles with the oamels ia
the Zoo he decided pom organised char
ity. He had his secretary . . chect
for n million to h Universal Ben
evolent Association Of the Globe. Yot
may have looked down through Q rut
ing In front OF . decaysd warehous,
for . nickel that you had droppet
through. But that In neither here moi
there. The Association acknowledge
receipt of his favor Of the 2Ath ult
with enclosure a. stated.
Separated by . double linz. but still
mighty close to the matter under tn,
caption Of oddities Of the Days News
In an evening paper. Jacob Spraggint
read that one "Jaspsr Sparsyous' ha<
donated 100000 to the U. r. A. o.
a." A camel may have . stomach To-
zach day in tho weak: but I dare no
venture to accord him whiskers for fea,
Of tho Great Dtspleasure at washing
ton: but II he have w0hkers. surely no
ma Of them Will seem to have beer
inserted in the eye Of Q needle by tina
effort Of that rich man to enter the X
OF II. The right 10 reserved TO rejec
n and all bids. Signed, 9. Peter. SEQ
rotary and gatekesper.
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money in this philanthropy II ne had
not neglected to write letters TO her.
But she lost the suit for lack Of
evidence. While his capital still kept
piling up. and his optikos needleorum
c~amelibus-or rich mans diseass-was
unrelieved.
In Csiiph Neprasetns's 100000 home
lived his sister Henrietta, Who used to
cook for coal miners In q 25-cent eating
house In Coketown. Pa. and who now
would have offered John Mitchell only
two fingers of her hand to shake. And
his daughter Celia, nineteen. back from
boarding-school and being polished on
by private instructors in the restaurant
languages and those etudes and things.
Celia looked put Of her window n
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sented the Y. NJ. c. A. Of his native
town with a 5000 collection of butter
files. and sent a check to h famine
suffers In China big enough to buy new
emerald eyes and diamond flled teeth
for all their gods. But nom of these
charitable acts seemed to bring peace
to the callph's heart.
He tried to get a personal note into
his benefacuons by tipping bell-boys
and walters $40 and go bills. lie got
we'll snickered at and derided for that
by the minions who accept with respect
gratuities commensurate to the service
performed. He sought out an ambitious
and talented but poor young woman.
and bought for her the star part in a
new comedy. lie might a gotten
rid Of $4,000 more Of his cumbersome
The evening world., 1911-08-10
PART 1.

PART i.
- HE great city Of Bagdad-on.
the-Subway u caiiph-riddsn.
IT. palace, bazaars. khAns
and byways are throngsd
" with Al Rashids IN divers
disguises. seeking diversion and VIC
tins for their unbridlsd generosity.
You can scarcely fnd . poor begsar
whom they ars willing to let enjoy his
spoils unsuccored nor Q wrecked IN
fortunate upon whom they will not re-
shower the means Of fresh misfortune.
You will hardly fnd anywhere Q hun.
gry PM who has not had the opportunity
TO tighten his belt in gift libraries. nor
. poo pundlt who he's not blushed at
the holiday basket Of oelsry-crownsd
turkey forced resounding1y through his
dooP By the sissmosynsry press.
GA JACOB Sprasgins mixed for himself
some Scotch n lithia water II his
tl.3W oak s~ideboard. Inspiration must
hsvs resulted from its inhibition, for
Immediately afterward he struck the
QuaStersd oak soundly with his hst and
shouted 10 the empty dinins-room:
by the coke ovens Of Hades. II m
be that ten thousand dollars! II I can
get that squared. itIl do the trick!"
When old Jacob was young Jacob he
was . orAaker boy in q Pennsylvania
coal minA. I don't know what Q breaker
boy -; but his occupation seems to be
standing By . coA dump With . wan
look and . dinner pail to have his pio-
turo taken for magazine articles. Any
how. Jacob was M But. instead Of
dying Of overwork at nine. and leaving
his hslplsss parents n brothers at the
Nero Of the union strikers reserve
fund. he hitched up his galluses. put q
dollar n W. in . side proposition now
and then and at sorty-nvs was worth
so. 1000 100.
business. The income of . Csar was
still rolling In on him from coal, iron.
real estate. oil. railroads. manufactures
and corporations. but none OF It touched
Jacobs hands In . raw state. II wa .
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The ADVANTAGE.

IT had been raining for twenty four hours, and
the ground was more Like . lake than .
! football field. but the rsfercs could not zee
his way to postpone the match.
Surely you aren't going TO mako US play 10
tldsf'' asked the visiting captain.
"Of course YOU must play declared inc
man with the whistle Now. don't hang about.
you'v. won the too. Which end are you
tAkingt" -.
"Oh. WE'LL came the reply. with a sigh Of
resignation, II reckon we'd bettsr kick with the
tide. "-T1tBitA.
The evening world., 1911-08-10
Betty Vincent's Advice
On Courtship and Marriage
q NeW Maiadv.

u PEW diseases are discovered every year. ! thfnk
nv II remains for me to name one of tho most malig-
nant OF them. I call n "summcritis."
II Is a form OF neutrality-suspicious. mild. sometimes
vrulent-that starts with tho vacation season and ends
early In September. After the latter date Its victims sud.
denly grow sane. But II Is easier to regain sanity than
to undo the effects OF tho words or actions for which
~ va GUILTY wa.!c .aac. ~. .re,~-~. ~ che mania
The sharpest form OF 'summertis" attacks young men
and girls. II makes them fancy themselves In love
with zach other when. often. tho only things they reail,
The evening world., 1911-08-10

0OW1AfO U0 V0o'"eo Vy W W V~00" Vt "0 @o0'"
She believed firmly IN nc old ]alacy that the hand that rocks the cradle
rules tho soorld; and she Nas ncper happier than phen she ts making
chicken croQuettes out of leftover peaI and PUDDING out Of stale
bread crustl or trimming over last ycors hat 10 make II look like this years
freak
In tact, she zoos JdmlNdr uth tho accepted tMa fhdt ne that fndetA a
pNe fndeth O good tino"-exd shs xes perfectly ptHno % BE- tAs good
thing"
But-t 20 happened thdt Nobody offered hr q HOME. TO Do sure
ome n too me offered to uorYy her and come od board ufth Father, but
Father did not egacty grasp the IAa.
And 90 the M0tdeR continued to hang upon tho family tree, an "un.
pIscked fooer."
In the course Of sme. Aooevsr. EasAer ltd doom NE 100 amd wert 10 q
brighter world, od the embryo Queen Of tie Home Vs forced to 10y doom
tAs needle e~d ne 6sApc~. toxic w ts pm and sypsur%.sv, end become q
glovs Of ks 0mcA
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TIE Thing Il bound to ioo Pretty
Pupk when wo look At It from Only
One Angle!
You don't have to Know How to Sing
10 Join Q Gles club!
The Late Repentance 10 O. X. II the
Liver remains INSTRUMENT
Some OF Us Need to Fletcherize our
Conversation - well a. our Fodderl
Whom sos can't Contrtre any other
Eacyss, zoe Whimper that we're VIC.
tins Of Impulse!
Our Right to be Happy 10 Inalienabls
py snyoody except Ourselvesi
1roaAnsas Of Mind - . Fine IAttts
Article but Il dossu't Necessarily Dc
noe Dspeh!
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The Days Good Stories

demanded. till one day he looksd W IN - Acs
and said:
Father. couldn't you get any one TO help you
put down the rebellionf Milwaukee sentinel.
The evening world., 1911-08-10
1 @ooniiqht Sail.

a GIRL signing her letter mildred
~ writes me: =.
4 = II went for . moonlight sail
the other evening with a party OF friends
at a Long Island summer resort. A
man in the party insisted on holding my
hand and talking Low to mo. When the
others were not looking no kissed me
twice. aid not like either the hand
holding nor the kissing. But how could
I help myself Now the man I am en-
gagged to has heard OF Il and blames me.
though It was not my fault. What shall
! dor"
I do not wonder that the man you are
engaged to blames YOU II he Is wise he
will break the engagement sooner than
marry a girl who let's other men hold
her hand and kiss her. and who then
says It Is not her fault. OF course. II
was your fault. The man could not
have held your hand against your viii.
nor could he have forced you to listen
to love talk, nor kissed you twice. Why
not be honest with yourself and admit
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iiiCi Ciy bccauso ~
has an Inviting
Entrance!
The Lady For
tune 10 not so
StinU a. she v
Shy!
Self Sym patty
is q Soothing
SyIld b v b, but
Self C~asti0atton
10 the T0ntci
The evening world., 1911-08-10
"Summernis"

think. A girl will nHt who In winter is demure Just Is people lay aside
winter nannes n sombre clothes for gayer lighter sumner aiment. suitable
to hot weather. so they often lay aside tn balance wheel IA keeps thi
minds steady and guides their affections
No great HARM perhaps might cor from this were n not that IN half
Joking proposal Is sometimes taken seriously n a girls Idle words OF en-
oouragement are sometimes accepted "a Gospel truth. TIN. VINE ths end OF
vacation days brings an awakepng. 1t sometimes brings hearuche too
Avo .summerts" Or, II o MUST suffer from Il. see that n o M
else u made to suffer. Tho love game must 70 played a fairly . . card
Rama He or he who cheats in either OF hese pasimes Is despoabte
The evening world., 1911-08-10

Few Of US Ever Begin 10 Gather until
we Get Over Imagining that vs.s ~'Un-
uSuali"
The evening world., 1911-08-10

Ths Trounas WIN sosns a - . thai
We Never Find M the PuVuhosogtol
Moment for BaokinS Upt
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At the 81 les OW.

TICKETTAKER-i hear that svo-hsaSsd b.,
comes from Utah.
Proprietor We'll. wc7i sdvsths hin -
. .-Lippincottis
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SUDDlY.

Supply.
h Ew MNIsTER--Now. inst ous thing nor
N before accept this charge Have yo'
got . "supplyf"
Deacon-well. yea. though ~ ssvR AID an,
thing to the last preacher about Il. IN sho'
you where II y and get you . 81. but ] tell vo
you'll have 10 Be lust ~ careful about uAnS "
~ the rest Of uA-Puck
A SOLUTION.
"AftAr all. there's only wun way ov
putin down the sale ov Artnk."
"Wot's THAR"
Wye. CIV II away."-0kSooA.
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"Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
~ What's tho Use Of Being Blze ?
az There Is a Lot OF Luck Loft.
BY Clarence L. Cullen.

O. The Nee Ysst WssO.
You can't Oh your Brahss with that
Tonsil-Ticklins Stun!
Fussneas and Fatuousnsss ere Iutsr-
c~hangeable Termsi
Tho Man VINO Never Makss IN pn>my
Is . ~StraddlFi
Better b IN FRONT Of ne BARGAIN
Counter than ON TIT
Forbidden Fruit generally snds by
Tasting Like Ashes of Aloesl
Knowledge u Potcer, out some OF
II Needs to have O Lot of Pt6le
shucked out Of It frstI
Poverty = no Dtsgracs. yet somehow
We never Felt like Braggdng About I'll
We know . Lot Of Handshakery who
Hypnotic themselves into the Belief
that they Get Away with ri
It Hurts . Heap More to Hear the
Truth than It Does to Tell III
It's . Good system. when W Ihink
we're In Pretty Bad. to Take . Slant
Around and Observe how Much Worse
tho Other Fellow got II where Hia-
watha Wore the Eiks' Tssthi
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Cepynsnt. 1oll- b Ths Pss Psh
NUCK Up and Buckle Down.
- It looks like the Easiest Way
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Copyright. 1911. By The Pres Publishing 90. crhs New Yos World.
- NOE UPON a time there pas a otrl ,Dho believed
that "Woman's Realm u In the Homo"
She dtd not pine to 90 on tho stage; se1ther
dd she fancy herself cut out for q Great Career.
The evening world., 1911-08-10

Go Be Continued.)
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
 SALE OF LAND.

Notice is hereby given that, in pur- snance of an order of the Garland Probate Court, made on the 18th day of June, 1911. the undersigned, as ad- ministrator of the Estate of K. C.. Ellis, deceased. will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. THE 15TH DAY OF
 JULY, 1911,
 between, the hours for judicial sales, and at the main entrance of the Court House in the City of Hot Springs. Garland County, Arkansas, the following described real estate be- longing to said estate o-wit: Lots 4, :. G. [. 8. and 9 in Block l, and Lots 9, 10 and II in Block ? of the North Hot Springs Building and Land Com pany's Subdivision of the East Half of the Northeast quarter of Section 29, Township South, Range 19 West, in Garland County, Arkansas. Said Sale will be made upon a credit of three months, the purchaser. or purchas- CTS, being required to execute note or bond, with security to be approved by the undersigned. and the Garland Probate Court. and a lien also to be retained upon the property sold. to secure the payment of the purchase price.
 Said land being sold for the pur- pose of paying the debt of sad estate, and this being the second offering tt will be sold regardless of the apprais- ed value.
 Given under my hand, as adminis- trator. on this 18th day of June. 1911
 l.. R. ELLIS. Administrator of the Estate of E.. O..
 Ellis, Deceased.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21
ATTENTION EAGLES

A special dispensation has been granted Hot Springs Aerie No. 51. giv. ing them the privilege to accept mem. bers for limited time at an initia ton fee of five dollars.
 All persons wishing to join at this reduced price should give their appli. cation to some members of Aerie at once. The Aerie will pay weekly sick benefits of seven dollars.
 JAS. l.. GRAHAM worhy Pres. VINCENT WEST. Sec 6-2s-u.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21

The woman of today. who has good health, good temper, good sense, bright eyes and lovely complexion, the result of correct living and good digestion. wins the admiration of the world. Gf your digestion is faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it. For sale by all druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21

This is to notify my friends and the public that am in no way connected with the sadIer- Newklrk Company, having severed my relations with said company. 1 wish to thank my friends for their patronage in the past and at some future time | expect to rasume business for myself and wir aaain solicit their patronage.
 6-21-2t R. B. NEWkIRk.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21
WARNING oanep

IN THE GARLAND CHANGER Y COURT D. Burgaur. Plaintiff
 Against J. T. Gallager, ct al, Defendants The Defen ants. J. T. GalIager and Christina Gallager are warned to ap. pear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff. E. Brrgauer
 This May 29th, 1911
 H A. wHITTINGroN. Clerk By A. c. sUIlENBERGEt. D. O. chas. c. sparbs, Esq. Atty. ad Item,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-21
HARVARD ssArs YALE.

New Haven, Conn, June 20.--To- day for the first time since l9O5 Yale lost a commencement game to Harvard, going down before the crimson s to 2. The heavy hitting or Harvard featured the contests.