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Summer Floor
Coverings
Featuring Summer Knit Underwear
N 'ADDITION
to other special Hems, we wish to
emphasize that our present offerings in summer knit
AT COST AND LESS
underwear will meet every possible requirement. Not
only do we carry a most complete line of the higher
priced Italian silk garments but in medium priced knit underwear We offer a range of selection that is not equalled
elsewhere in El Paso. The numbers noted today are at
nominal prices and unusually good values.
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Beyond
Italian Silk Underwear
We also
underwear is priced aa follows:
Italian silk vests, plain, in white and colors,
Italian silk vests, beautifully em- broidered, come in white and colors,
at 95 to $8.95.
at
to
$1.50
$1.00 Vests 76c
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15c VESTS 11c
Fifll bleached Sea Island cotton summer vests, Richelieu ribbed, well
taped neck and shoulder straps, our
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20c TESTS 15c
Gauze summer vests, lxl ribbed,
row shoulder straps, well taped,
ular 20c values ;
1
special
1
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narreg-
50c Union Suits 40c
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lace-trimm-
0?C
special...'.
SUMMER TJKI0K SUITS
We have a complete stock of sum- Vmer union suits Kayser's, "Viola"
and Manbingwear. One Extra Special
is noted for the balance of the week.
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EXTRA!
75c Vests 58c
week
Cotton lisle and silk lisle summer
vests, several styles to choose
values to 35c; special this
week
35c VESTS 20c
A lei of cotton lisle and meroerfced
summer vests, in white and colors,
well taped, regular 35c vests are in
cluded in this lot, also garments
worth up to 35c;
special
tj
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$2.50
Some people seem to think that we curry only
high priced corsets. While ye CO carry the
highest grade corsets madr- - we also have a
splendid stock of reliable corsets priced at
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. These are Warner's and Royal Worcester corsets. They come
in models for all types of figures, are guaranteed rust proof and are the best corsets for
the money that it is possible to produce.
We continue the balance of the week our
sale of hosiery. This sale embraces:
Silk boot hose, worth 50c a pair; extra fine
quality, black, gauze lisle hose, worth to 75c
per pair; Black, gauze lisle and silk Jfole hose,
north to 60c pair; Lace lisle hose, worth to
75c a pair; colored silk lisle hose, worth to S5e
'
a pair.
You have choice of any of this hosiery at,
per pair 39c
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Announcement
We announce beginning Thursday a. m., in the Millinery Department, a sale
of imported shapes. These shapes are the season's best styles. Values are
from $7.00 to $15.00. They will be on sale at $1.00 Thursday morning.
The Modart
Front-Lace- d
Corset
The Modart, "The ImproieJ
Front Laced," is reiliy the
only successful front-lace- d
corset. If you have never
corset,
tried a front-lace- d
suppose you come and see
some of the Modart models.
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Perfume
Demonstration
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R0JAS REPORTED
Tomorrow we will giro free
demonstration of thv newest odors in bulk perfumes.
Hudnut's, Colgate's, Bradley's, Haubigant's, Dcjr .'.s,
LazelFs- and other fine perfumes will be used.
'The Store of Service'
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COL. SANCHEZ HERE TO
WILL TAKE WHATEVER
MEASURES NEEDED
A FEDERAL NOW
TALE WITH BLANCO
Is Said to Be at Head of 90 Commander of Federals at Soldiers to Govern Themselves in Cuba as CirMen Making For
0jinaga May Have DeGhili.
cumstances Diredt.
Madera,
signs Upon Juarez.
May 38. The
Washington, D.
Col. Jose de la Cruz Sanchez,commander
of the federal fo:e at O jinaga, arrived
on the G. H. It S. A. Monday evening;
Gen. Jose de la Luz Blanco will arrive
from Mexico City Wednesday. The two
together with
federal commanders,
Mexican consul Enrique C. Llorente and
Alberto Madero, will hold a council of
war at the Mexican consulate regarding the campaign against the rebels in
the state of Chihuahua and around
Juarez.
CoL Sanchez was accompanied by his
nephew, Pancho Sanchez, and a number
of his troopers, wearing civilian clothing. He crossed the river near Sierra
robcharged
Blanca
was
winter,
and was accompanied to El Paso
with
and
the
bing the National bank in Juarez of by state ranger Charles Webster.
"My troops are at Ojlnaga," he said,
several thousands of dollars. Later, beafter evading the question of what his
fore a military court, Kojas was sentenced to five years Ip the penitentiary purpose was in El Paso. "I do not
Tor not obeying Oroxeo In making a know the number, as they are scattered
campaign against the federal forces over considerable territory' he said,
with a smile which said that he knew
at Ojinaga.
to a man how many troops he had.
raeallea-fo- r
salts half price. R. V.
110
Texas.
Pearson.
Antonio Hojas, who was released
from the Chihuahua penftentiarr early
in the week by order of Gen. Orozco,
is reported to have turned federal and.
with 90 of his followers. Is said to
have returned to his old haunts in the
Guerrero district.
It was rumored in Juarez Tuesday
morning that Rojas had reached a
point near Madera with his band and
at any time was likely to attack the
town, which is garrisoned by about 60
rebels. No confirmation of these reports could be obtained In Juarez.
Hojas was a general in the rebel army
when the revolution broke out late- - in
REBELS DEFEATED IN
ATTACK ON FUERTE
$1.40 for $1.00
4
Bottles reg.
35c
KINGSBURY'S
or Jams for 1.0
pure fruit
absolutely
Guaranteed,
Tou have choice from the following:
BlackMS Fig Marmalade.
berry, Raspberry, Plum, Apricots, Peach, Grape.
l'RKSKKVES Strawberries,
Peaches. Figs, Quinces.
Preserve
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Levy Grocery Co.
Tucson, Ariz., May
28.
Two hundred
rebels demanding the surrender of
Fuerte. Sunday, Were defeated by ISO
federals under Gen. Iturbe, the rebels
falling back to Cholx. where a battle
is expected. The rebels attacked
Slnaloa, Monday. The
were cut at Rosario and no detailswires
are
received of the Acopeneta attack. It is
believed the rebels are attempting ta
form a junction to attack Mazatlan,
Aco-penet- a,
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United States is prepared to. send marines and bluejackets to the interior of
Cuba for the protection of American
and foreign Interests, where necessary,
and where no Cuban forces are available for that purpose, even though
president Gomez should object to such
a course.
It is emphatically held at the state
department that American marine and
navy officers are expected to take such
measures as become necessary to protect American and foreign plantations.
Prairie Arrives la Cuba.
Caimanera. Cuba, May 28. The naval
transport Prairie arrived here early
today, bringing 775 men of the United
States marine corps.
Rarnlag Property.
Santiago, Cuba May 28. A body of
insurgents burned 8000 tons of sugar
cane, many cars and other property on
the plantation of Marcos Sanchez, in the
vicinity of Guantanamo. and belonging
to the American Fidelity company.
Cars To Transport Treeps.
Denver, Colo., May 28. Union Pacific railroad officials In Denver today resetted orders to send sufficient
equipment to Cheyenne, Wyo, to
meet demands for a sudden movement
of troops from Fort D. A. Russell. It
is believed the order is intended merely to supplement the instructions from
Washington yesterday to hold Fort
Russell troops in readiness to move
immediately In response to rush orders.
REBELS REPULSED ;
ATTACK MAZATLAN
New Tires for Baby Buggies
3-- 8
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Young's EI Paso Furniture Co.
"Sugar," Best Granulated,
18 lbs. for
Best Quality Hams and Bacon,
18c
Pfr lb
New Potatoes, 6 lbs. for
25c
Irish Potatoes, 8 lbs. for.
.25c
Bermuda Onions, 6 lbs. for
25c
White Rose Lard, 10 lb. can for $1.35
MAIL ORDERS
Verv Best Hard Wheat Flour, Dia- mond M Brand
48 lbs. for. .$1.60
2 lbs. for. . 85c
California Grape Juice
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pho.e,
2424-240-
835-- M
Per
pint- -.
JFiuk
$1.00
Per quart
15c
California Table Claret, per
SOLICITED.
BEST
AND
YET
Something Big is Going to Happen
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THE
2Sc
IT'S
WORTH
WATCHING
BEST THAT
gl"&5c
EVER HAPPENED
fi5
WELL KNOWN MAN IS HOLDUP ORDER IS
KILLED FOR TREASON
RECEIVED TOO LATE
Executed by Federals at Ma- Dynamite Ordered Held by
Washington Already Had
zatlan Americans Are
Gone South.
Leaving Country.
28.
Rob-
erto Alinada, millionaire member of
one of the chief families of Slnaloa,
was executed for treason by the federals last night. His execution has
caused consternation here as it was
the first time a wealthy man has paid
the extreme penalty for disloyalty. It
was held at midnight and in private
on the Paseo Centenario in front of
the Glorieta Brittanlca on the shore
of the Pacific. Another prisoner was
executed by the firing squad of 12
at the same time.
Almada was a leader of rebels when
Culiacan was taken. A month ago he
sued for a pardon and, believing that
granted, came to Mazatlan 10
it wasago.
days
He was arrested, tried,
found guilty of treason and paid the
penalty.
The prisoners taken by Ojlnaga
near Mocorito several weeks ago were
transported 'to Tres Maris penal colony
Instead of to the fedaral army in front
of Orozco.
The gunboat Guerrero
was in port one hour Sunday en route
from the penal colony to MansanlUo
and took aboard 50 men of the local
garrison.
But meager reports have been received of the bsttle at Acaponeta. They
are still fighting. The rebels Guerrero, Canedo and Tirado have formed
a junction and now control 700 men.
The American consul at Durango
has sent a circular to every American
in the mountains warning him to pack
his most valuable belongings and prepare for instant departure for safety
on the coast at Mazatlan. It is a five
days' horseback ride. No reason is
assigned for the circular, which is peremptory.
American consul Alger leaves Mazatlan today for an official visit to Culiacan. His purpose is not known.
Two mining men from the Mocorito
section say that the general belief is
that American intervention is probably
what has brought about strained relations between natives and Americans.
They declare the Americans are preparing to leave their property.
Federal authorities claim to have the
country well in hand.
TORREON REPORT IS
STILL UNCONFIRMED
The report of the taking of Torreon
by the rebels still lacks confirmation.
Pascnal Orozco. the military commander of Juarez, has received no further advices about the reported capture
of the federal stronghold by Campa and
Arjtumedo.
Torreon is well defended against
rebel attacks, according to a message
received here early today by E. C
Llorente, the Mexican consul, who inquired of Albert Aguillar, chief of arms
at Torreon, concerning the report
thatr
'
Torreon had fallen.
"It is absolutely false," wired AguJlAar,
"that Torreon has fallen into ySehands
of the rebels and it never w'jft, because
it has a strong garrison .V defend it.'"
FEDERALS IIIRIXG SOLDIERS
BY THE iAY 1' SIXALOA
Mazatlan, Mexico' May 27. (Delayed
in transmission yiAn engagement between 160 federois and an equal number of rebels ay Fuerte. 1 miles from
here, resulted fx tbe defeat of the rebels with a loss 0f two men. The federal troops folrowed
the rebels towards
Croix, where another battle was expected. Ruralgj are now scouring the
southern paJts of the Fuerte district
to keep rebeft8 away
from American colonies in thrt vicinity of San Bias.
The feileilaj commander is reported
to be hiriniX
a dollar a day with
the DrivileIi.o
nultttne: the servica
at any timle at tne ena of a day's work.
Col.
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We'd teN you when
but we don't
know yet
LION GROCERY CO.
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Tucson, Ariz., May 28. The federals
FIGHTIXG WITH REBELS
IX VICINITY OF TORREON. reDUlseri the rebels in their attack on
Monday, according to word j
Acaponeta
Mexico City, May 28. A
telegram
here toda. the reDeis losing
from a special correspondent of El received
10
killed and a number wounded, and
ImparciaL filed at 11:40 a. m.. Monday in Torreon states that the city the federals one killed.
A number of citizens aided the fedwas quiet The federals, he said, were
in defending the town.
concentrating in Alves. 10 miles to the erals
Quinteros and Franco, with 40 folNoti ice to the Public.
southwest in Durango, where Gea. lowers,
the federals in the outBlanquet now has 1,500 men with ar- skirts offought
The sai itary committee has selected
according
to
today,
Mazatlan
tillery.
June third .ts the cleaning up any. All
Dispatches to El Imparcial state an unconfirmed report late this afterpatrons
e requested to have their
that Candidado Aguilar. who, accord- noon.
garbage ri adv
and placed at a convcni-s- o
ing to a goernment report detested
place.
cnt
Joseph Ra 1. a secondhand rteal-- r
to cause too much
hs nutsame,
Argumt-ndand Campa at San Juan at 405 South El Paso street, who was time in g' ithering
de Guadalupe, has been defeated by arrested Friday afternoon on
tue
Uluracnthnl.
s.
the rebels near Torreon.
Cliairn;
charge of onspiracy to smuggle arm's
f
CommittPe.
to 7ieico.
and amrm.mtion
nril
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Bell Phone S0.-3Into 15S
det-ign-
Mail Orders Given Special Attention
Mazatlan, Sin.. Mex.. May
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For next week only we will put new tires on your baby buggies for 20c each,
inch size. Phone us or bring your buggy in.
in the
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
A fortunate purchase by our New York
75c Hosiery 39c
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Gowns 95c
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out-of-to-
office enables us to offer this Extra Special
These gowns are made of
m night gowns.
good quality cotton crepe and come, in White,
pink and light blue. They are slipover .styles
with short kimono sleeves. Neck and sleeves
are daintily trimmed with Torchos lace.
Such gowns are worth" regularly up to $ 1 .50 ;
offered as an Extra Special beginning tomorrow morning.
A
Bath Room Rugs for $1.85
$3.50
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Extra!
Extra!
$1.50 Crepe Night
Corsets at $1.00 to
spe-ci-
reason we give 3rou choice of any CP T
SpJ Jl
hat in this special lot for
35c VESTS 29
Our mail order facilities are unsurpassed locally. We ask
customers to take advantage of our
advertieemente at all times.
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at
20c
Imported sift lisle vests and plain
lisle vests, values up to 75c;
Extra Special this
JJQrt
Our Arcade displays are always a
correct forecast of coming fashions
as well as the correct styles of the
day. Always include a visit to the
Arcade when down town.
Special
wear
stor--
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Heavy and absorbent. No bath room
beautilul
complete without one. The colors are guaranteed fast. g QE
Special while they last
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HP HERE yet remain good selections in our spe- cial offer of tailored Jiats at $1.00. This is,
beyond a doubt, the greatest millinery value ever
given in El Paso. Our whole idea is to clqse these
hats out. miirlrlv Jinrl for that
Kayser's summer weight- union
suits, low neck and sleeveless with
knots, regtight or
ular 50c garments; Extra a r
50c VESTS 39c
Imported lisle vests, also silk list;
and plain cotton vests, sell regularly up to 50c each;
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Values to $14.00 for $1.00
EXTRA!
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for
6.00 Matting Rugs handsome patterns, well made and practically
proof. The ideal summer covering for your floors. Size 9x12. Some
get even more than $6.00 for these rugs.
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While they last
Tailored Hats
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Derby ribbed summer vests are offered as an Extra Special Q C
at
a Doubt
fiiggest Dollar Bargain Ever Given
The
Italian silk union suits, in white and
colors, plain and embroidered, at
to $7.95.
Vests 3 for 25c
Imported silk lisle vests, in whiie
and colors, some with fancy crocheted yoke, values to $1.00:
Extra Special the balance
DC
of the week at
cost.
$6.95.
EXTRA!
EXTRA!
regular 15c garments; epe- pcial the balance of the week
This beaaSful
carry a complete stock of Italian silk underwear.
Be sure and see these remarkable rug bargains
Monday. We are overstocked on matting rugs
and will close them out at
.
Washington. D. C. May 28 Despite
an alleged agreement by Gen Orozco
not to molest a consignment of dynamite from El Paso. Tex., to Chihuahua
City for use in mines, Mexican rebels
have captured, according to reports received here, two carloads of the explosives. Immediately upon the receipt
of this information secretary MacVeagh
ordered the collector of customs at El
Paso to hold up the remaining three car
loads.
President Taft authorized the exportation upon the condition that Gen.
Orozco's forces would not interfere
with it.
Collector A. L. Sharps received the
advice from the treasury department to
hold up the shipment of dynamite,
which was Intended for the San Toy
Mining company. But the telegraphic
advice was sent too late, as the last
of the five cars were exported on May
24 and were sent snnth cult nt Jitftr.
Monday en. dug, the same time that the
teivgram was icteived by the customs
collector :n 21 Paso.
The dynamite was for Donald Gillies,
THE LONE STAR
SUMMER PAVILION
Good Music Each Evening
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captain was drowned at sea. He comes
back, and he had also married whila
away, by mistake, and in fact. It was
a series of mistakes that presents
some very amusing sides. Mr. Lee, in
represented
manner,
his inimicable
Caraway Bones, the nndertaker. Billytt
Nora
Medway,
and
Capt.
as
Evans
as the captain's widow, portrayed
the prominent features in the mistakes
made, while George 3iedwa, the son.
and the other persons on the program
success of t..e
all contributed to thesongs,
and Parfeature. The special
eight
ticularly that by the little tot ofwas
a.
years, "one of the Lee family,
an l
neTer failing source of wondir
costume,
transport to the crowd. The
and genand dancing, songs, laughter
ani
eral and unadulterated pleasure
hour or two at
rest afforded by anprove
to
value
of
the Airdome will
anyone attending
Era-me-
Man.
Be a TWec-ii- n
and at
We can dresa you correctly
reasonably
than
more
same time
the ready-to-westores. K.
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of
son, 110 Texas, local home
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tailoring.
ALLEGED KTMCAPSE
MAKES $1000 BOND
Ramon Xuner. indicted on the chariot kulnapirg Edwar'Hbtt- and Law
irnic loirterae last year, has been r.
leaded un $1000 bowl." Converse an-had been
Blatt were Americans who
with Madero forces and were on their
av to El Paso when seized on what
was i nmed to be AmerK.ui .oil an-u.-rlodged in the Juare jail. I heir
ou urre.! iust before the nr-- t battle
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Bargain Matinee and Stage
A train on the Mexico North Western
railroad which was carrying the rebel
Reptioa Saturda .
and federal wounded of the battle of
San Isidro de Temosachic to Chihuahua hospita; was shot into at Santa
Isabela Monday morning. There were
about 12 wounded on. board the train
from the battle, both federal and rebel,
and as the train was passing through
AMUSEMENTS.
the station a band of men opened fire
on it.
The train was immediately stopped
"JOSEPKIXE" IX PICTURES.
and conductor Archer, who was in
'Josephine," an
produccharge, jumped off and hid in the em- tion by the Cinea Co,elaborate
be
of Borne,
bankment to await the cessation of shown at the Wigwam today. willThe
shooting.
The engineer again started greatest care has been shown in the
his train and the train went on to Chidetail,
the events of her life are
huahua, leaving conductor Archer at covered and
frim the time the gypsy foreSanta Ysabela.
told her future until she heard the
news of the birth of the h.ng of
Rome.
The gowns worn by JoseBUFORD MAKING
phine and the women of the court are
a feature.
SLOW PROGRESS
The best civil war drama of the
Aboard the United Stutvs Transport year
is promised for tomoitir.
Bufor May 2- ?- (r.-- Wireless to Los
Angeles.) Hampered by headwinds and
EL PASO THKATKR.
seas, the Bnford with 384 American
This week the Mjrtle Vane comre.ugees aboard, will not arive at San pany
is
a play which
Iiego until Wednesday at noon or although presenting
new to thatev&oers of El
Jater.
Paso is said to be recognized as one
The seven cases of typhoid taken of
the very best vehicles of enterMazatlan are tainment
aboard the transport
at
on
the American stage.
Forty-on- e
of the refuconvalescent.
"Along the Mohawk," replete with pagees will be landed at San Diego.
and comed. should be acknowlOne hundred and sixty, including 27 thos
edged b t'pe patrons of the El Paso
missionaries of tbe church of the
r
as
one
best yet, manager
will land at San Pedro, and 183 Fogg says, the has
never before been
it
will be landed at San Francisco.
seen here but is absolutely guaranteed
by
management.
the
Tickets arc on
SAYS RAILROAD REVENUES
sale at Kjan's nothing higher than
LA1WJELY HKLI THE REBELS
i rni.s
ju
gnen everj
are
May
28.
uuinees
A great Satuid.i
Los Angeles. Calif..
at
at 10 and 20 cents.
part of the funds to finance the MexiThere
will
no
be
matinee on 3unda.
can revolution is being derived by Gen. but on.- on
V(eduesdav.
Hereafur
Orozco from freight and express receipts on the Mexican National rail- two bills per week will be gnen.
road, according to E. R. Jones, vice
AT THE AIROOME.
president of Wells Fargo and company,
Sus manager Fogg:
"The Lee Co.
who is in Los Angeles today, after "a opened
its second week last night with
trip into the southern republic.
laughable
the
farce, An Awful Mis"The rebels are operating the railroad and taking, of course, all receipts take to a good house. Mr. Lee as the
rtaker. was very funny, as usual.
'
from freight, passengers and
Hab Angeles In her
song numsaid Mr. Jones.
"The total amoants to about J3TS 000 ber was the hit of the show. A very
noticeable feature of tl;.- I.ee Co. is
a month."
the baundance of beautiful wardrobe
used. The chorus is seen in entirely
ECZEMA CURW) 1 lTO M DAYS.
costumes in each song numThe Paris Medicine CO.. 224 Pine diiferent
ber, which adds not
StK-.'- t
a little to the
St. Louis, Mo., manufacturers
show.
'An Awful Mistake' will be
Tasteless Chill Tonic and
of
given
tonight
new
Quinine,
have a
night
o Bromo
and tomorrow
Laati
beats are on sale at Ilyan' The p.n-eami woml. rful discovery. GROVE'S
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