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At The Princess

If ever an incident was needed to demonstrate the great popularity of the Princess theater. the present week furnishes that example. and at the same time fully realizes the old troopers" adage: If you've got the goods the public will climb mountains to see your show,
 That's what they are doing at tho Princess this week, figuratiyely speaking, Of course, hut literally climbing over one another to get in, just the same. for three capacity au- diences yesterday demonstrated that fact, one in the afternoon and the two shows at night.
 "They must have an exceptionally good bill on here this week.. remark ed prominent official of Memphis, who accompanied by his wife and two daughters, entered and occupied one of tine boxes. On leaving he said again:
 That is the best vaudeville show have ever seen.
 But that's what they all say"
 No five acts have ever gwen the universal satisfaction that these nave. None of the features are alike which is an important factor in any entertainment, and all of them con- tain such individual mA"t that one cannot help but praise the entire bill. Altman and Irwin are making great hit with their singing special ty. The Italian Peasant Trio con tinGes to give typical interpreta- ton of the Latin serenaders, and the bill closes with the most daring aero batic feats ever attempted on any stage. The Leias troupe will long be remembered ill this city for the wonderful act they present Their clos ng thrher, wnal tas yCungest Of the trio is hurled from a springlng board drrauccTteI. int0 ttTee com plete whirl-wind somersaults, alight- ing in a chair on the shoulders of another member of the act-well the audience called them before the cur tain again and again
 The pictures of the James Boys'' are a great feature in themselves, and the characters in the same have followed closely the types they rerre- sent. It was a wonderful reprodue- ton. and these special reels serve to round ont an entertainment that has not been eclipsed in any theater this season. =
 To miss the show this week at the Princess would be like visiting Lon don England, and failing to see Westminster Abbey, or a trip Egypt without taking "squint" at the Sphinx. In fact, were that silent wonder in Hot Springs and at the Princess, she would break that long speeches. spell, for the show there would make her talk. Its the talk of the town, and the Sphinx would be no exception.
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VIE MEET YOU HALF WAY

This bank is working all the time to please it's customers. and We have found that the plan of working with our customers is 8 profitable one all around.
 We are carefully equipped to render the best assistance to legitimate bust ness interests and fully organized ip every banking department.
 We will take pleasure in offering our services to the public because wt believe that our present customers will assure new ones that this banh can and does fulfill all the require ments of modern bankink.
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Terrace Home

FURNISHED ROOMS-Faeing Cen tral avenue, half block from Aring- ton near Hot Springs bath house Under new management, all clean and fresh. Home cooking if desired. Rates reasonable. Mrs. Nettie Hoxie, 5 Fountain Terrace. lO-7-1m
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CITY POUND NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I did take up running at large october }. one bay mare, bald face, white hind feet. scar on left hip. indistinct "Jr" brand Same will be sold October 16 at city pound for charges. John Pemberton, pound master. 10-E-jt
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-11

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Jesse Murphy as a can didate for coanty treasurer subject to the action of the democratic pri- mary.
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Don't trifle with cold is good advice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in case of a child. There is nothing better than Cham berlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children. It is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
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FOR TREASURER

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Allen Hotchkiss as candidate for county treasurer, su6- iect to the action of the democratic primaries.
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LAND SALE

The Beckei estate on Pecan street, consisting of eight lots, six room cot tage and bakery building, and bak- cry plant, will be sold at auction Friday. October 13, 1911, at the front door of the court house, to the highest bidder. A big opportunity to buy valuable bakery plant and real estate at your own price.
 10-5-St
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Abe Sullenberger as a candidate for circuit and chancery clerk, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Judge Tnurston P. Farmer as candidate for congress from the Sixth congressional district subject to the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
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ROCK SPRING WATER.
faulnhata MannaaIn.l

(aulphats MaanesIR.) A cure for inGrgestton. ylushes the kidneys, drives uric acid out of tho system. Best table water. Ask your doctor about 1t. 110 Glade Street Phone 421.
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Baseball, Worlds Championship series. by wire direct from the grounds to the Kentucky Club dur ing the entire series of games. Ev- erybody welcome. Admission and seats free. 1O-11-5t
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OldHatsMade New
 "The Hatterie" f45 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 6oo
FALL AND WINTER l9ll-l2

Again it gives us pleasure to an- nounce the arrival of our new 1m- ported and domestic materials in ex- elusive and special designs of the latest fabrics and shades. We make your suits, pants, vests and overcoats to your own individual shape and style. We try your garments on and make them ourselves. We are Tail ors, not to the trade, but real Me- chanics from Cutter to Bu5heman. Our prices are the lowest by far of all kinds of clothing. considering quality, comfort durability, style and Individuality.
 N. COHN, THE TAILOR
 AIS Central Avenue
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Announcements

The Sentinel Record is authorized 9 announce Hon. W. II. Martin as
 candidate for congress, subject to he action of the Democratic prlmar- es.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-11

!. w. Powell and family Of Spring field are here, the guests of MT. James Jones on Henderson avenue.
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K. r. Cook has gone to Chicago to attend a meeting of the New York Life Insurance agents in that city.
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AIl stars

2S ? 3 x94 lG x-None out when winning run scored. ,tE
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Bue Points on the Half Shell. AL bright'sE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-02

The expense of doing
business in Ellensburg has
become SO out of all proper
ton to the amount Of bust
ness that can be done in the
Dry Goods line, that there
is no induCement to cOntin-
uc.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-02

Any Dry Goods man
would say-that any town
the size of Ellensburg, with
it's tributary population
should have not more than
three Dry Goods Stores.
We have six. with two other
stores selling several lines Of
goods carried by dry goods
houses, the result iS-sOme
one must get Out-and
.STOWELL QUITS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-02

deciding close this business preferred
toners the
rather than sell the bulk who would
buy for and then sell good big profit This
the when all kinds goods be used and
member that all goods higher price and the
be higher rather cheaper SO
little Spring
Goods Our stock large and we'll assorted and could be
goods have been
weeks and quite quantity the that
Countermand these will all the sale they
bargain prices such will in Elensburg again
This will be opportunity supply of
goods than Special stock
excent fewe goods
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21

tomusn lit, blieb 5err Deittamp in
ieinen 9eitnnungen uno anfihtsn bod
ternosutit unb hat on oeutiten BE-
ftrebunger tets oos rsgits SntsrsiIe
genommen. Qm 8ereiHstesen bat IiG
Der SubiIdr niht in berporrQqsubem
WlaBe betbdtist. ba fein 5duptintsreiie
tets in allsrsrItsr ainie ieinsr Satin
uno feinen ainoern gait unD sr aebDrt
nur einem Sroen, ndmIih bem Obj
SELDOM Orosn an. er tit gsgsnpGrtig
ods dlteiie Witelieb Der Dilbelm EEL
2ogs oisies 0rbens uno in pie 6obsr
a6tung er in oieiem Grbsn its6t, ers
bsllt aus Der 3bdtfade, bag sr ieinsrs
ssit bem HomHlittee aHgsb0rts, bas ben
gau oes prdhtiseH Soo 5sIlpn 1ems
pels iiberlpdhte.
Die Subilarin i5rau 8il6elmiHe
5risoerits Deitiamp. geb. QutpDgt,
bic am Il. Jebruar i6r fiebsn3iaftts
2ebensjahr UolIenoete, itammt aus
5dnnoDer uHb lift eiR Sabr lGngsr.
ndmlih felt 1854, in Cincinnati an
idifis. Die 5rauung beg 9dares nuroe
isinerSsit BON gaftor Raihig poI3pgen
unb bic elidIidt gbe mar nit orei
SobnsH ssiegnet, oie sur Jreuos uno
gum Stols Der GItern su tii6tigen ebs
rsHhofteH NdHHsru heranipaAIeu uno
bic beute nit ibreH 5omiIien BEL Der
5eisr Der golosnsn 6o6seit suaeQen
l.in fptrben. 9ieIs Sobne, bic al. Bier
tpobneu. iino bic 5erren Niuiam !.
Weittamp. CHARTS o. Deittamp uRo
O. g. Weittdmp.
6err unb 5ruu Beittnmp t0Rn.n
ON beutisen Sags audi nod eir spsis
tes fiiufsteidbrisss 5ubildum beeebeH,
r,dufih oag als qsier bes Bolts
blatts" oos felt ibrsr 0ermdbIuua Elm
tdsli6er tpilltommsner 0aIt in ihrsm
6etm III unb bas BET bieier 0sleasns
beit ben ebriuiroisen SubiIaren su ib=
rem golbeneu Ghsiubildnm bic berss
iibftsH 9liidpiinIte entbietei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21

(atlsr srapIpr, %, Dopton, 8.
lalte. Roiel, Ii, gitn.
(Sarrp ). 3inb. 26. Sbaronpile. 8
lRarsaret 6. 8sbpmsr. 19. etp.
(gb. :. SampeI. 80. goDiuston. ap,
lgatb. 8. areh, 26, Ohio 4pe.
ISobn Gas. 5agsrtp, 26. Moin Ctr.
/ Spa @. aenneon. 10, oto.
lSds. R. gerrp, 81, GpanItou, ap.
lQuIu 6ifsp. "a, Bst s. Ctr.
IRartiu 9. eabs, %, georpooo, 8.
lgIice R. aspis. q. Wutfou Ctr.
Ieliff. gerfmsper. q, Tsao antbonp.
lSeisn gebpmsr, q, StrestsYtne, s.
{Gb. 9. armitrons, "a. Wontuna aps.
lglmsIiu Gurber. q. Ddrsea aue.
iSoI.pb :. Rat, %. Deit 9. Ctr.
lgtatuma port.r, "a, Deft s. Ctr.
IJsarpin Daro, p, Chattanooga. Tenn.
lpsarl GobIep, 20, GlmppOp.
Iantbonp Sttner. 38. Ct. Spuis, mo.
lmaub R, Slidner. 80. Gitp.
lGbbis 5omilton. 81, Gaitsrn s(ps.
l2ilie Railiff. 25. btO,
IRatbias Martin. 56, Race ctr.
lMargarst Ridles, 56, Gin Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21

Gin in ip.itsn Er.tisn betonutes
uno bohdngeiehsnes oeutf6es Dionisrs
pnor Ipiro beute bic 80. Wiebertebr bes
1ases feftIin beg.bsn, an uel6em ss
ben gunb fiir's 2sben gsThIofisn Oats
ts. 8iefs Subilare finb 6err 6enrp
Weittanp anb feline liebensniiroige
SebensaefGbrtin Srou DiIbelmiHe
Jrieotrtte Weittdmp, geb. autoOgt,
bon go. 629 Ridmonb Gtrobe.
3o bic 5u5ilare ssr1uihnoIsn 5Seits
Litteiten dbholo itno. fptro, ibrsnDiins
ihen Re6nuus trageub, ibr beutigsr
gbrentog I'm snsft.n 5amiIientrsiis Be-
9dngn tperben uuo be 5sier tpiro nur
eis orsi SDbn. bes Subslpanrss iotpit
oersn 5amiIien In Der Weittamp'lhen
ReiioeH3 Dsreinen. Gum bI.ibsnb.n Ges
odhtRib an bisisH benfuIrbigen 5a1
1T sln 9eFdmmtsruppenbilo Der edns
sen SamiIie Dor siniesu 3daen aufgez
Hommsn lDorben, oas uHitrsitia fir
5erru uub 5rau Deitsamp bos lisbfte
uHo tbeusrite 4nosnten biloen pirn.
6err Detttdmp. Der am tommenben
s. Wlai feiu IA. 2ebensiabr poIIenben
iuirb. lit aus preuBsn geburtig unb
fam i'm alter bon Is Sa6ren i'm ssdbs
re 1856 nah amsritd. Sein birsttss
3iel mar Cincinnati unb bier iii er
beun aud f.itcem ouidiiis esfpefen.
Sci qusbru4 bes 9irasrtrisass
foIsts aud Serr W.ittamp benz Ruf su
ben gabnen uno mahte nit GROCER
4us3ei6nung ben er0bten sbsil oes
arisgss nit. Qus benz 5eloe suriidgcs
tebrt. stablirts er bier ein Grbrgsibdft
an Der ganniQer Strabe, 3rpii6eu Der
Rsunteu unn RihmoHo StraBe, bas
:r poIIe breiBig Sobr. lsitete. Sn ben
l.sttH SabreH tIt Strr Deittnmp, Der
trob feines boben aIters iih elmer aus
Esrorosntli9en Riiftistejt erfr.ut, i'm
Itdbtifhen Ddiieramt t11tis.
SbIhon er tn psrbdItuibmdbig iunz
gen Sdbren mad Der neuen Nelt ees
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21
ljoug6iog6enpho6(en.
BsIle Qualltdt prOmpts BeOienuRg
GIeuatSrs irput unb 2aprsHee Etrafe.
RbpuCs GaHal 355t-3552.
W. n. BROWNS SON.
erDfsiiUF sLrryait a6uis's
Gterblibfeiteberiti1t.

9so. GOslmann, 10 Gage. 1913
Sbto AOe., 2ungsuent5iinoung.
Ollie 5Hber, SO, 1929 3obarp
Ctr, 9erSleioeu.
goparb Guattsmsber, I Ulouate,
703 Carr Ctr, 9irrbautentSiinbuna.
George Sc Rofsu, 53, 808 Beft 8.
StraBe, SnqusIt in 5hpebe.
2ouifs 5IetIher. II, 527 SpcamOre
StraBe. 2dbmuug.
Mi6aeI 9arIano, %, 5034 Quart
Str. 9sbiruIeioen.
patrid Graop, 81, 1928 gins Ctr,
2ungeuent3iinbuHg.
So9u aerrtgan. Al, 1043 BeTt 8.
StraBe, 6sr3Ietben.
Gad Sbompion, "A, 4303 GdIterH
aoe.. 8ipbtberitis.
Della StriHgfisID, 305 8rpab 4Oe.,
untsrIeibsleioen.
Ras8ie 9oung. 40, 1923 JrssmaH
ape., 5erSIeioen.
Goua 5usb, 16, ga Ssoam Ctr,
SebsroerhartunJ,
Sofeph PbeIau, 80, 329 on 8,
Strabe, 2ubertuloie.
9oraos ). MOOs, As. 621 8sit 6.
Str. SufIusu3u.
6errp DbaIen, 81, Ct. Sraacis
5ofpttaI, Subertulpie.
Sarab Gnberiur, 81. 1856 Gaftsrn
aps, Ser3leibeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21

Bier flisesnbs DuritbdnbIsr. Die,
pie i.iner 3sit bsriatst, pou PoliSiit
Weiers BON Der 4uoitorszSffice untsr
Der antlage oes 5auiireus pbne 81
Gems perbuftst tporoen tpareu, Duroen
geTtern gu is So G.loitrafs unp ben
Soften perurtbetlt.
Belle Ri5arbipn, cine unoerbeHerIis
de 8iimmsItant., bate it6 NAL Dtss
Der unter Der Qntlags Der SruH;suheit
su psrautpprtsu. Sis puroe nit elmer
5traFe BON 80 3agen arbsItsbaus,
$50 unb Soiten beIsgt.
Sarrp Miatthias uno Qbe 8dlior
paren am Spnntaa in elmer Wirtbs
i6aft on Der 6. uuo Burns Strabe an
einanosrgsratben unb batten bic gan3e
9.ieIlfhaft susrit uah allen asgsIn
Der SunIt perbausu uno oaun tur3er
5dno aus benz 2utal asporfeu. Sic
purb.n su ie $15 uno Sraglus Der
9piten perooRnert.
Qpli3ift aratu bate in Der Conn
tag Radt ben Negsr 3. WaIter uuo Die
Weibe Srsne glarp babel abgeFaBt, uls
Tie in .insm Sausflur psrI6ponben.
Das Jrauensimmsr fpuros geitsrn me-
gen Serumlungerns 3u elmer 9eioitrofs
bon $25 unb bic Soften bsrurtbstlt,
pGbrsno Der Rams pes ytegers auf Die
oFfene 2tite oeiebt tpuroe.
QusuIt 9era6ie bate ON Sonntag
ben Sames 9leaiou an Der Ode Der
aperp aasp uno Smith Gtrabs mtbs
bauotlt, neil berIeIbe Iih aefpeiesrt
bate, ihm sineu Dime" gu aeben. Bel
be iparen rpegen unDrbeHttineu 8straz
gems nerbaftet iporesn unb @srahis sr=
belt eeftern eine Gtrafe DON 80 Ia
een 4rbeitsbdus, $50 uuo Rpften Sus
bittirt, pdbr,no 0tsaiOu freigeiprodeu
Durbe.
5rant 6cItbaus, bon &c. 1903 Des
tern ape., tam in Der Sonutag Ro6t
betrunten beim unb mibbauoelte ietne
Jrau in unburmherStgsr meiie. Gitte
SoussenoHin regte fih iiber ben llHfau
10 auf, buB fie ohHHdhtig 5ufammens
brat. Spltbous, tpeIher pon seHn Bpz
lisiIten 8rabIhon psrbaftet ipurbe,
perIprad bem Rihter 8eHerung unb
fam nit elmer GeIDitrufs BON $40 unb
aoitea carcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21

3p.iebtbIiotbet an Der B,It a6ter
Strabe tuuroe befinitin beihlDHsn
Die Srbinans. bic untsr aufbebunc
Der gef9Gfisrsgeln auf GmpfshIuns
tss aommittees fir 4ppropritrunp
BON @runbeieentbum pafirt purbe,
beias., bub Der aaufpreis ourh elm,
3onoduseabe 3u oeden tit. 9os betr,F.
f.nbeGrunbftiid Iisst an Der D,it af.
ten Strube, Spii6en oerStais unp b.r
GlsnipaD a0enue.
RepnoIos stgen pfla ite'
rung eines G6Bhens.
gu elmer l1ngeren Debate tam .s
iibtr ben gtfdluB. bic Dupont alleD.
3piItsn Der Dort unb Der gsaebtr
Strab.. pflaitern gu laHen. 6err Reps
noios proieIttrte sans entfhieoen eegen
tie bissbssiislihe gmpfeblung oss
apmmitttes fir Gtrdben uno Darts
unb fiibrts an. bab intereHiris grunbs
eieent6iimsr segen biefs 1erbeHeruns
isisn. 6err gotbsots ipies nudb. bah
nur .in ein3issr GrunobeEs.r einen
fehr milhen proteft tingereiht batte
uub bic RsIolutinn rpurbe bann nit %
eeasn spei 5timmsn paFirt. Gosessn
iiimntsa Rspncloa uno asIp.
Observation-Disclosures los
nsa satssbsisen
Die Hsusn Observation-Disclosures
nea, bic 4rbeitseirettpr Sunemater
tiirslin oussearbeitet hnttt. tpurbsn
auf GmpfebluHg bts aommittsss fir
Strnben unb paris sutsebeiBen unb
iperoen inn Bureau bes Stdhtelerts i'm
Original our Giniiht aufIitpen. Tsits
glieber bes Sidntratbes oner icnftise
SntereiieHten t0nnea Gsemplare ber
Sptsifitaiionsn beirn aybeitsnir.stor
erhaifen.
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Sageuolid,e Gurd)brennerin.

Gin biIDbdbi9es, ilInses M6ohen,
tpeI1es feinsu Rdmsn ols GmmaWeIts
man. Is Sabre alt, BON go. 500
Dranb Riper 4ps., Detroit, Bsid., ans
sab. ftsIIte Iih esitsru in Der 3e.sttips
Office elm uub bat Oetetttps2e 2eutndnt
goppe, iie nod Detroit su ibrsH Ggs
tern suriidsrsnoeu. 5ie ertIGrts, NIT
einer ;Sreuneir bon Detroit nur1gt-
brnuut Su ieiH unb srsahlte Suden,
ipel9e 2eutnant poppe perdulabteH,
cine unfsrIahune an5uorbnen. Die
Ginselbeiten nss 5aIles fperhen peU ber
goiisei gebeim seboltsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-21
Vile 5duIsr nerbeu a N
Abbru6 perfauft


Der arbeitsbirsttpr puroe burt
cine Groinaus, bi. fcfort sur annQbs
me gelangte, srmddtigt, anqebutes fir
ben 9ertauf elmer ansabl SduIsr sins
5uforoern. bic iit on Der a6ten Ctr,
an Reobp Strabe une am Broabtpun
duf 9runoeissntbum bsfinben, bas bi.
Stoet fur ben proiettirten Gilbert
aoenus 8iuoutt getauft bat. Di. Sduy
Ter ptroen auf abbrud, pertauft uno
Der 3uf9Ias srfoIst an ben SDdfbi.=
terlbeH.
RtneauDsrSdnie u StruBe
DirS fsitseIsst.
auf antrag bon 6errn SeIs6era,
bon Der IL. Wuro. tpuroe Der Stnbts
frgtHieur ansetpieisn, einen glau fir
be 5eitIsgung oes RiDeous Der Das
Risls Strdbe. 3uiidtn Der Guclib
aoenne uno Der Chen glpenue, ionic
atuiihen Der Seioto StrdBe unb mr
Ssfferfon Qpenus, Su unterbreitsn. Die
Strobe fiihrt on beioen 5teIIsu lber
txfs Shluhtsn.
Dtlmer apsRue nirb pers
Idngsrt
untsr Mufhbung Der geIhGf!ss
ressIn iuuroe cine Srbin1ns paIiirt,
bic ben arbeitsoirsitor srm1htiat, fir
bic 5unfme bon S4200 pos RDthids
geldnbe fur bic prOiettirte Berldnaes
rllns Der Wilmer Qcsnue iiber bic
Barton Apenue. an5usaufen.
Scfenani6IGs..
Arbeitsbirettor Sunomoier unter.
breitett bic felsenbeR foitenonfnlGse
fur WtrbefIerungsn:
grauispflafssr an Der airbe Roab,
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Wafjen auf In G6arfeaOa.

gaFagterc Der e. g GiisH5e5u lpsIhs ben
SdafnaaeH nab GbarIrfoH g2. "a. au' 3ug
Re um 7.45 @bruDg bsHugsH, ertreRtu I'D Der
pOaeu 8at5tyubs bd osr Sblailpaecn in 6barleitoH
abqsbGnsf tpiro uHp bic 9aFaQiers uuget6rt bis 1m
ubr UgresHs rubsR t5HRsH.
Sidst Etfies clinton SStst.
Bbpne u. 201S.
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Wtit ibren Siebbaber
Sraunts 1Sras Grant 4ruO ibrem
CSatten oHrdl.

Sin Rann Qamens 5raut arno,
BON St. 2ouis, Wo., sriuhts bic 90
lt3ei, Rahforihungen nah istnsr Srau
ansuitelIeu, tpsIthe ibm unter Ritnahs
me t6rer prei unniinoigeu ainoer NIT
einem anoeren Ranne nurhgebranni
mar. 4rno traf am Sumitag auf oer
Suhe nan istner ssamilte in gtneins
natl elm unb fanb feline 5rau nit ibs
rem Qisbbaber in benz Sauis go.
1001 Gin Strabe Dor. Oas gaar
udbm bel isinem 4nblid ReiBaus, UNI
Qrno panots iih on Die goli5ei. Dix
ainber purosu pprIdufig i'm Rtnbers
bsim untsrae6ruht unb Die 6umunis
tGtsgeieli6aft ift nit elmer Inter
fuduug oss Sales bei6Gftgt.
lin cine Grialtnus ia eiHsm Tag ~ furireH,
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Der Greitline 4penue, $1746.25.
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Evening star., 1911-07-29
NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK, July 29.-The statement
of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S,351 800 re-
serve in excess Of legal requirements.
This is an increase Of 81, ,492 OJO in the
proportionate cash reserve as compared
with last week.
The statement follows:
Daily average-Loans. 81 1896, ,666 900; de-
crease, 1881 600; specie, $3.50, 4S coo; in
crease, 81, 744. Goo: legal tenders. $50. 1856, :
600: decrease. $52S, 900; net deposits. ST.
S65. 900, 900; decrease, S3.025. 600: circula-
companies cash reserve in vault. 500, DBL
600; aggregate cash reserve, $40, SD, ,OGO;
excess lawful reserve. SIS, 500; in
crease, 81. 492. $50; members carrying %
per cent cash reserve. s64, ,925, 600.
Actual condition:
Specie, S:b53G7S,OO0 decrease. 81, ,7S1 900.
Legal tenders. $S5,96O. COO; increase,
$4,000.
Net deposits, sl,sss ,so1 600; decrease,
$2,5lOOO0.
Circulation, s47,3o1 ,ooo; decrease, $685.
600.
Bank cash reserve in vault, $36s, 241 600
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
S71, ,397.OOO
Aggregate cash reserve, $439, ,63s 900.
Excess lawful reserve. ST., 7,745, ,450; de-
crease. 81. 765.SOO
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 2J per cent cash
reserve. SG6, 24S,OoO.
Summary Of state banks and trust conf
panies in Greater New York not report
ing to the New York clearing house:
Loans, $635. 5.307, 800; decrease. $3.O61 600.
Specie, $50. 497 300; decrease. $4,000.
Legal tenders. $12,340.6G0: decrease,
s344,0OO.
Total deposits. s72s.946soo; decrease,
81, ,9S4, 800.
Evening star., 1911-07-29
FIRST THROUGH CANAL.
Some Famous American Warship ia
Lead Great Isthmian Pageant.

Some United States naval vessel whose
history is haloed by sentiment probably
will open the Panama canal at the head
of a pageant Of the navies of the world.
AS the completion of the great ditch
draws nearer the Navy Department is
being bombarded by suggestions from
nearly every quarter of the country.
Many express a preference for the old
sailing man-of-war Portsmouth, the de-
fender of the Pacific coast during the
war between the United States and Mex
leo. The Portsmouth raised the Stars
and Stripes at Buena Yerba. now San
Francisco. and rendered other notable
service in the western ocean. She is now
at Norfolk, Va, as a quarantine ship,
but Congress is considering an appropri-
alton of $25, 600 to fit her out for the trip
to the Pacific
1t also has been suggested that the
battleship Oregon should be given the
signal honor of being the first ship to
ply the canal, in recognition of her IA
nous trip around the continent at the
outbreak Of the war with Spain.
Naval officials express qualification over
the popular interest displayed in the
famous vessels of the navy. They de-
clare that, with the approval Of Con-
gress, they will endeavor to favor the
suggestion which appears to have the
strongest public backing.
Evening star., 1911-07-29
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy at a decline of % points
on August. and of 4a13 points on later
months as result of renewal, Wall
to easy cables, favorable crop reports,
good weather and unfavorable weekly
reviews of the trade situation. There was
a good deal of covering for over the week
end, and prices rallied a few points from
the lowest during the middle of the
morning, but buyers found plenty of cot
ton for sale on scale up, and the tone
of the market showed little Improvement.
The cotton market closed with prices
net 9a2O points lower
Estimated receipts of cotton at the port
today. $50 bales, against $40 last week
and 2.O21 last year. For the week, 1000
bales. against 1886 last week and 1923
last year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans. 122 tales, against 673 last wear and
at Houston. 1850 bales, against 147 last
year.