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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
A MINSTREL PERFORMANCE.
Chesapeake Beach Crowds Delighted
by the BIack-Face Club.

Chesapeake Beach Crowds Delighted
by the BIack-Face Club.
The BIack-Face Sketch Club gave a very
creditable performance in the music shell
at Chesar axe Beach last night The au-
dience was large and apnTeCiative- The
performers. twelve in number. and with
black faces burlesqued I-aley's popular
band An entertaining olio was presented.
The Moro mandolin and guitar quartet
composed Of Messrs Trumrell. Donovan.
Clements. and Barghausen, played several
selections with fine effect being called
upon 10 respond to eucOres. William Wal
lace gave baritone solo. entitled Asleep
in the Deep" ". : KInger was heard
in a monologue and the BIack-Face
Sketch Club quartet composed Of 6 r.
Keyser. Carl Keyser. James Berry. and
John Sakeld, sang well and received pro-
lOnged applause.
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Lewis l. Breuninger. Of 72O Thirteenth Street
northwest. was charged in the Police Court to-
day with a violation o. the food Law by selling
cream which did not contain 20 per cent Of fat
The case was continued until tomorrow.
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Demanded a Jury Trial.

Andrew Gleeson, a contractor, was in the Po-
lice Court this morning on six separate charges
Of cruelty 90 animals. He pleaded not guilty
and demanded a jury trial The cases were con-
tiuUcd until tomorrow.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


The temperatures registered by the standard
Thermometer AZ House ~ Herrfnauu's today were.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03

John, alias 'Braddio" Green. vino was ar
rested Yesterday by Detective Sergeauts HrIau
and McNaHoe, on charge OF stealing $50 in
cash from thc person Of Oscar r. Bramirtt VAS
today released on $500 bond 20 await a hearing
September 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
Suit for Divorce Filled.

Albert c. Floyd today hled suit for divorce
against his wife Alice NJ Floyd. The parties
were married in this city ia I-1s. F. B Hay
Is named - counsel for the petitioner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03

Academy-'Thc Great White Diamond after
noon and evening.
Kernau's-''W me Woman, and Song" after
noon and evening
Ceutry's Dog and Pony Show at Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest
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AT THE THEATRES.
The Academy-"The Great White
Diamond

Diamond
The attraction at the Academy Of Mu-
sic yesterday. The Great White Dia-
mond, is a splendid specimen OF sensa-
tional stage craft. and modern melodra-
ma. There is a plot that is quite out Of
the ordinary, while there is never any let
up in the interest. not even during the
periods that are given over TO the spc-
cialues FOR in The Great White Dia-
mond. the fUH-makers and the heroine
are called upon TO contribute musical Of
ferinss, which they do 10 the great sat
iSfactiOE Of the audience. The play IS
distinctly meritoriOus for its type and
viii doubtless attract a series OF large
audiences during its engagement at the
Academy
The principal players are Thomas r.
win. Louis Howard. Joseph Winter Har-
~ West, Florence Huntley. Louise Demp-
sey, and Venic York. There viii be matt
nees Thursday and Saturday
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His wheel without n Heu.

William c. Peake pleaded guilty in the Police
Court today 20 a charge Of riding his bicycle
without bell His personal bonds were taken.
For a similar offence Edward burbank forfeited
s. collateral
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03

Mr. J. schwartz, accompanied by his brother
Ben Schwartz. has lett Washington for a trip to
Atlantic City, Philadelphia. Buffalo. and Nca
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Chnrges ID AssnuIt nismi.scd-

The charges Of assault against Charles Thomas
and Clarence Brown were dismissed by Jude
O'DouueLI, iu the Police Court today. The bows
were charged with having beaten Thomas sims.
Of 1900 Seventh Street southeast.
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on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC,
without removal from your possession and in any
amount from SO 10 500 Our rates are the
cheapest. and YOU can make your own terms.
Loans made within three hours from the time
you apply We loan for the interest only. and
do not want your goods. you need have no
fear o. losing them. Our Offices are Up on the
fifth floor away from the street. and are so ar
ranged that we can ensure strictest privacy. Drop
in and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN co.
gZs-g3O r ST. NEAR 9th y. ".
Room - Atlantic Building
Take Elevator 20 Fifth Floor.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DID YOU EVER

stop 20 think that It Is only a question Of time
until YOU Wiz lose your mind with the lot Of
small creditors who are constantly b0thering
y0u2 Pay them all of az one time, we VIII loan
YOU the money to DO il with. and the system
We have for paving the money back viii please
EVANS & COMPANY,
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TEMPERATURE.
THE Sun AND MOON.

Temperature al Q a. n..................--..----7
Temperature at y noon ..-.- ID
Temperature at ?. m..-.................. y
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At Cabin John Bridge Az the good things in
season. Superior service. Grand band coneerts.
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TIDE TABLE.

sun rase------5-3" An. sun sets......-G-29 p N
Moon Tses----y 81 Pm / Noon sets...............
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THIS o. the working man. YOU must keep 3D.
stepping We make times a great deal bet
ter than they really are by selling elegant suits
made by merchant tailorS- the least Dit worn. ai
asures that allow poor men and mechanics 81
hIncc 20 lay by something for a o. nv .a1
iHE UNAPPROACHABLE JUSTWS OLD STAND,
90 d 1t. m3-7
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Cbr Corning Cimts
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1901.

Weather Indications.
Fair tonight and wednesday, light nOrtheaster-
IL uIrls
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VITALITY low. deaiIatcd OF exhausted cure.
Pos Dr. kInc's .HyiEoratu- JUuic- trre 81 rli-
bottle containing two weeks treatment rl,
EiTNE'S INSTITUTE. gsI Arch ST. PM.adeIrh5a
Founded ISL sells
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CASH TO LOAN

TO7 c ST. n W
ROOM 9. First Floor Rear. OPP. Patent Once
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Novelties.
ity for

FANCY PRESSED Metal Purse, with chain and belt attachment, at, each, soc GERMAN SILVER Purses, fac simile of genuine silver, small size, with chain and ring attachment, at, each, loo MEDIUM Size, each, 1.50 MEDIUM Size, each, 200 LARGE Size, round top, each,
 $50 LARGE Size, square top, each,
 400 CUT STEEL CHATELAINE BAGS, with round fancy pressed metal frame, each, 2.25 CUT STEEL CHATELAINE BAGS, with very handsome metal frame, fac simile of a $500 bag, at, each, $50 CUT STEEL CHATELAINE BAG, with handsome heavy frame, Cupid designs, frescoed, in French gray, choice assortment, at, each,
 500 WEB BELTS, heavy satin finish. inches wide, with roccocco stiyle buckle and pearl setting, each 200 FANCY RIBBED WEB BELT. 3 inches wide, studded with jet and jet buckle, suitable for mourn ing, each, 1.25 CUT STEEL BEADED BELT, on woven web, 31s inches wide, with heart-shape studded steel buckles, each, 2.e8
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24-in Satin Foulards-in all the light shades for calling or evening dresses or waists, 05c 24-in. Satin Liberty, All Silk, soft and cling complete line of colors-for evening dresses, 95c
 44-in. Plain Fillete Mesh Drapery Nets white or black-worth I.00 Special 75c
 44-in. Point de Esprit Drapery Nets, square or round meshes-large or small dots and fgures-white or back-1.00 quality Spe- cial 76c
 44-in Tuscan Nets-All Silk-colors perfect. Special LOO
 50 pieces All Silk Satin Liberty, street shades only 20 inches wide, and well worth 1.00 Special 69e
 20 shades of small figured Taffeta Silks suitable for dresses, waists or linings-Really worth 8oc. Special 59c
 20 pieces small checked and two toned Taf- fetas-5oc quality. To close 39c
 27-in. Black Taffeta-All Silk-lustrous and heavy-wears well. Special one day only 59c
 Whipcord, one of the novelties of the sea- son, with hard weave, tight thread, excellent for "dressy" dressy or tailor made suits-44-in. gooes; worth I5O, for 95c
 The Two-thread Vigorean, fine, closely woven material, excellent for Talor-made
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A Terrible Accident in Toy Dept

Just how it occurred is not certain. There dozen different versions One the young ladies in the department probably the whole thing and how happened. But coherent explanation could be secured from her, owing fright and hysteria
 It that of the Chaueurs, jealous of Fournays reputation, his automobile full speed around the track which by right belongs the horses Never sounding his horn he dashed down the unuspecng and doc animals In
 second all conlson and here where the eyewnesses the monkey mschievous pulled the blond locks of the circus lady horseback; the mule maiciousy kicked the fat turning the pin wheel really of concureThe injured they did, but the dog the monkey and mule all blame the automobile However has again been and toyand is again its happy e inviting you and the children to the wonderful sights
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BriC=a=BraC.

Famous makes of Bric-a-Brac aad China can be found in China press in crockery department.
 PLAQUES and Plates, real "Vi- enna," no two alike, at11.50, 15.0o, 2o.oo, 25..o and $500 ROYAL BONN-We show about 20 different shapes in this popular ware. Prices run from 300 to
 27.5o ROYAL VIENNA"-Six differ ent Vases in this ware, from 27.50 to $500 ROYAL MINTON"-1 dozen Enameled Plates, with a wreath of pink roses, 75.0o ROYAL COPELAND"-1 dozen Plates, enameled blue border, spe- cial, at 75.O0 FRENCH ENAMELS"-A va- riety of these pieces, in pairs or single, at 12.5o, 1850, 2o.oo and
 25.o0 ROYAL GROWN DERBY One Vase in blue and white, with a pheasant design for the center
 27.50
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Beer Steins.

New and original designs in these souvenirs. One espec- ially new and attractive, "The
 Hall of Fame," with 75 inches.
 Another representing "Lohen- gtin bidding farewell to Elsa and the King, prior to his leav- ing forever-the swan boat stands waiting. Prices for special hand-painted Mettlach Steins, S4.00, S4.50, $500, S7.50 and i2.50
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Suts-all the fall shades-42 inches wide worth 1.50, for 95c
 Light weight English Covert, just the goods for Raglans, light gray, medium gray, Oxford anp mode-52-inch. goods-worth I50, 95c A very dark blue fine twilled Serge, A and 4o inches wde-best thing for waists, house dresses and children's school wear 59c
 About 40 pieces of dress goods, ranging from 75c to.1.2s per yard, excellent for Xmas pres- ents--aI to go at uniform price of 35c
 4O-in. Etamene, hard, bright finish. Special at hn 44-in. French Etamene, soft and clingy. Special at l,25
 4o-in. New French "Voile," for skirts and entire suits. These are the very latest impor- tations. The prices are t.96, 2.25. 2.50
 4o.in. "Mo," new and very dressy ma teral. 9an We have also placed in stock some new "Cravennette" cloths and Herrngbone stripes Teese are sponged and shrunk ready for wear and are fully guaranteedr
 54-in. Cheviets at l.50, I90. 2.25
 5O-in. Herringbone sttipes at l.5O, 2.25. 2,75
 Genuine English Clay Worsteds, 60 inches wide, at l.75, 2.25. 800
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A Big Glove Purchase.

One of the advantages of buying here is that you for purchases than they would have else where and frequently pay here fifth fourth and third LESS than the identical things cost elsewhere This brings right upto the arehere s75 gloves for this the second of four special glove purchases e other will be along in the fuure They imported goods
 fine French make represents sample line and in quence the stock is not competeo "A and only deserves special notice the Cape Suede Wear this glove until it show signs of soingSimpy soapsuds and will clean it. Consequently it's very practical we'll handsome glove
 The price is SIPS instead of s175. We have them in childrens glove, sizes and 5, SIPS.
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A Hundred $2.75 Bath
 Robes at S2.25.

We have just received a special purchase of celebrated Terry Cloth bath robes.
 There's no manb but will ap- preciate one of these robes for they are standard. If you contemplate giving one of the men folks at home a gift, this is most suitable thing-and it may be bought now at just fifty cents less than they were originally intended to sell for.
 They come in extra length, with waist cord, the colors, of which there are a variety, are in new designs, stripes, and are all fast.
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LiningS.

SHADOW SILK, 36-inch, silk finish lining; the incest material for lining the best grades of dress goods on the market; complete line of new seasons colors; regu- lar price 200 a yard; special this sale 15c
 AUSTRO SILK, mercerized sateen lining, splendid for under skirts; regular price 35c a yard; special this sale 2sc
 SILK MOREEN, 25 inches wide, the correct marterial for petti- coats; full line stylish colors; reg ular price 65c yard; special this sale 50c
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Making the Fur Fly, Figuratively.

We nave big assortment of Furs of all kinds on sale Some of them have been marked very nearly what they cost in wholesale ots For instance, here are some genuine American gray fox boas, with head, feet and tail that usually sell at 5000 they are here for $3.75.
 Then here are some sample Furs which are conse- queny at very much less than they ordinarily sell for. SAMPLE. FOX straight shaped collar length and trimmed with as $1600 vnlue 125o SAMPLE, straight or collar fu length ful trmmd with tails and
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Italian Marble.

Largest exhibition of marble ever shown in Birmingham. You will find among them copies of famous subjects by celebrated Sculptors of Italy. Prices are about one-third off, due to the large purchase.
 Six diqerent musicians and poets in 15 c. m. size, 400
 Four subjects to select from in the next price, viz, 500
 Good likeness of Rudyard Kip ling, 22 c. m. size. for 7.50
 Three different subjects, 2S c. m., 15.O0
 Heads that sold last season for S35.000 are here now for 22.5o
 Other prices $500, 5000, 62,5o, 89.o0, 10000 and 125.oo
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It's Time to be Making Your Christmas
 Fancy Goods.

The last minute has arrived for buying material to make fancy things for Christmas gifts. If you have any number of presents at all to make it will take six weeks of odd moments to do it. Besdes it's better not to be rushed-no to leave things for the eleventh hour So remind you of the things you need for making gifts Pertinent to the subject we quote some prices and give you few details of art goods.
 Art Goods. COTTON PILLOW TOPS, Oriental looks effective; topand tom CoLoRED TAPESTRY PILLOW TOPS, damask designs in blues which substantial Pill low; ncu top and pieces, COIORED iITHOGRAPH CUSHION TOPS an immense line subjects exceptionally CO.ORED IITHOGRAPH CUSHION TOPS copyrighted simles originals pictures aud Bulgarian. Vsrs and other designs choice selection 65c
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:'';; 1; s 5;;;. LOVEMAN, s:; : ::;.' 5;; :
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
@;; ;';; E! 5;::' ;: LOVEMAN ; E !:;.
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
Boys and Girls Caps.

New arrival of Boys and Girls Caps, including new ideas in the popular Automobiles, Etons. Golf, Tam O'Shanters, 5Oc'
 Dark Blue Tricot Jockey Caps, silk lined, 25c
 Etons in Blue and Castor, silk lined, 25c
 New Shetland Wool Toques, in many colors 4Hc
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ROerners.

Something new in these popular ornaments. Some have cut stems and gold de- posit designs, and othen have the deposit work and hollow blown stems-They are priced at s5.S0, 5000, S7.50 and 500
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As a companion for this sale here are some Outing night-shirts in full size, best washable patterns, a 75c quail ity for 5gc
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Half Dollar Scissors
 at a Quarter.

We have just receive a large quantity of Scissors of all sizes-there is a good va riety running from } to 7 inches. Most of them are soc ScisSorS-a great many of them however are 35c Scissors. All are marked 25c.
 Here are also a new lot of manicuring articles.
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The Selling of Silks and Dress Goods.

In instances the prices less than the goods moht ghuy be sold for because they represent special purchase; In other instances they goods that have revised in price because the selling season came so late this year that find stock bit hgh-Iakng very small profit will remedy this quickly That's the why's question of old styles Bear that in mind
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During this special display will offer some exceptional vulues, such
 AZ handsome Kazaks Beuchstan Cinabaugh Dagasthan Anaolian Camels Hair and Persian Rugs average feet feet nches-Rugs worth from
 $25oo to $35oo all at price for few days only l975 Another lot worth $12 50 to $15.oo at 1000 Another lot worth $Iooo S12 go at 848 Another lot worth $500 $1o.oo at sos
The age-herald., 1901-11-24
Our Fourth Annual Thanksgiving
 Sale of Table Linens.

Thanksgiving marks the Fourth of these sales They grown year by year and each year has been better attended than the preceding
 This, Our Fourth Thanksgiving Sale is likely be of greater volume than any of its proceeding sales While this is natural simply matter of growth there another we have purchased in greater quantities purchasing greater quantities have been able get prices that other pro- We have marked this purchase such prices makes you participant in the saving made in wholesale pcesIn word have deducted from the regular retail price that saved in wholesale way
 The sale interests not only private families, but Hotels Res
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lllSll lllS ClOlIlS LII dll sSlZeS rom / yarQS wide and p yards long, to 2 yards wide and , yards long.
 Cloths, Sx1O and 3-4 Napkins, for, set
 LOO, 7.50 and i3.50 Cloths, Sxl2 and s-4 Napkins, for, set,
 7.50, $50 and i4.50 Cloths, 0x10 and 34 Napkins, for, set,
 8.25, 800, I7.50 and 1900 Cloths, 1Oxlo and7-8 Napkins, for, set 33.0O Clolhs, lOx2o and 7-8 Napkins, for set, 38.00 Hemstitched sets, cloths and napkins to match.
 Cloths, 8x10 and Napkins 6.OO Cloths, 8x12 and Napkins LOO Cloths, Sxlo and Napkins t2.50 Extra handsome sets, very elaborate design, hemstitched borders and drawn works.
 loxlo and Napkins. 25.o0 lOx12 and Napkins $500 Three specials in all Linen Towels. 50 dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels; worth 250 perSdozen for LIS 75 dozen All Linen Towels, size 2lx42, hem stitched; worth 400 per dozen, for 2.s8 An extra heavy All Linen Towel, 22x44-in. size, hemstitehed; worth 4.50 per doz., for 3.90
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A Big Sale of Turkish Rugs.

we have just received lot of choice rugs direct from Constantnople through Messrs Guabi Gulbenkan who act as agents in Constantinople. This is particularly fine lot and fully up the sale of Turkish rugs here last year. he sale most opportune; coming does just before the holidays it affords the people of Birmingham collection of the choicest of gs and fact that adds the value of the opportunity IS that in this sale you will be able with $Ioooo to buy $I5ooo rug while $2oooo will buy $3oooo rug and with the different prices finer quality rug than the would buy under ordinary circumstances
 
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Cloths Ready Made.

These cloths with napkins can be had at practically same price per yard as cut from piece, thereby relieving you of straightening ends and also giving your handsome cloths finish appearance with borders or ends as on sides. We can fur nish the cloths in all sizes from 2 yards wide and p yards long, to 2 yards wide and , yards long.
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75 dozen 5-8 Napkins, German Linen, for restaurants, for per dozen, 15c 50' dozen 5-8' Napkins, German Linen, for restaurants, for. ,per dozen, i.26 60 dozen 5-8 Napkins, Irish Linen; worth 1.15, per dozen, 90e A dozen 5-8 Napkins Irish Llnen worth 1o8, per dozen, i.5O 5 dozen 3-4 Napkins, Irish Linen; worth 2.50, per dozen, I.90 10 pieces 54-in German Linen for restau- rant or cafe, 3716c 12 pieces 63-in. German Linen; worth 5oc per yard, for 50o E pieces 72-in. German Damask, good quail ity; worth o5c, for 75c 10 pieces 72-in 7-8 Bleached German Dam. ask; worth 1.25 per yard, for 96e A oo-n Irish Linen; worth 5oc per yard for 45c
 o0-n. Irish Linen; worth 65c per yard for 55c
 A 72-in. Irish Linen; worth o8c per yard, for 75o
 72-in. Irish Damask, full bleach, good quail ity for service; worth 125 per yard for 90e
 34 Napkins to match, per dozen, 3.50
 A 72-in., extra heavy, Irish Linen, Damask finish assorted designs, per yard l.25
 3-4 Napkins, per dozen 3.50
 A 72-in Silver Bleach, Double Satin Damask finish crowned efforts of German looms worth in markets 3.25 per yard; Thanksgiving Sale for S4 2.50
 3-4 Napkins to match; worth 1000 per dozen for 500
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Out of town Christmas shoppers, we'll ship nearly anything you buy over $500, free in Alabama.
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A 72-in., extra heavy, Irish Linen, Damask finish, assorted designs, per yard i.25 3-4 Napkins, per dozen $50
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-06-06
GENTRY BROTHERS SHOW.
An Exhibition Patronizsd by the
Elite of the World.

The Gentry Brothers Famc us
Trained Animal Exhibition which will
exhibit in this city, Thursday, June
20, afternoon and night, is by all odds
the greatest show of its kind on the
road. 1t brooks no rivals, and ac-
knowledges no competitors. Being
popular alike with millionaire and
pauper, and appealing to statesman,
orator, bootblack and urchin, it has
the support and endorsement of the
masses. and therefore enjoys the dis
tnction of being the only tented ex-
hibition on earth that annually de-
lights majority of the people of the
United States. Every section Of this
broad country is visited annually by
one or the other Of the four Gentry
shows and every section alike en-
dorses and patronizes the greatest
trained animal shows in existence.
The Gentry Brothers will make their
annual visit to this city next week.
giving two performances.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-06-06
Nelson & Co.'s Reception.


Nelson L. Company are now settled
in their new and commodious quarters
in the new RECORD block. On Friday
evening last the store was beautifully
decorated with potted plants and
ferns and brilliantly Illuminated with
electricity. Hundreds of our citizens
focked to the store during the even
ing to inspect the new fixtures and
the array of new goods. During the
entire time harp and mandolin music
entertained tie visitors. Ice cream
and waters were also served. One Of
the attractive features of this new
store is the cozy nook for ladies', and
here they 81 down on easy chairs or
comfortable settee, and read or write
while waiting during a rush, or visit
a friend. This is a pleasant innova-
tion in this city. Nelson & Co, are
enterprising business men who are
building up large business.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-06-06
Cheap Rates East

Are on after June 20. The Santa
Fe route will sell you a ticket to al
most any point east at one fare plus
81 for the round trip, final limit Oct.
3lst. Free reclining chair cars all
the way from Canon City to Chicago;
Pullman sleeping cars from Pueblo,
berths can be reserved here. Train
leaves Canon City at $50 p. nal
ways on time. You can't miss con-
nections if you take the Santa Fe.
23tf D. N. GARRETT, Agt.