davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
MIsIse .FplicArlos 30. lsgs.
U $ Lsxp oFf1cE.

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SsTs=zs- Gsaars4o, has azsse arra-.-s1- tse ust.
eas ssv $50 Haen f-cs Or ne sAr.a E. ans -,
ChAacs aosts h-artng sos. s-s slsv~r Esta saftae.
g-=- 10 t-et n sssss sae Ssrsa fs ole A.. IL
sees "a ~s@ss o. sse Ls8t Csz-ce tasx xI.ssss. =
i1zto mlslnE sistrscz. Gear Creek cqar,,v
Sssas ~ Le9thses Aa. sssr bed Is he rZ., sns Sci
Hssses 81 as< r. ms o-4ee. rs fellows s4xs
SANTA FE LODE
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l-f. sta Ss- x a~xrs tss ~ /. tsi - .ss-s~. :
s-s r is.e = 70 cor. No g. taxnce 20 y u +
10 cor- Nc. J. trse r9scs ~ b<zi-z-Ius
LAST CHAscE IOtE
frss = ssT-ses sSssrig ssS tsefts .f-o-- 3ssea.-
eex-
B<xsnasnz a, eo-. saQ vAeaoe .se RI, cor CO.
% s&s 81 = . u TIE sss D eenrs s5s IL sr-
:: ss-sce la - zssSe fl 70 cor Ne 4 rse.r.
- ~ . 10 f 70 cog No. I. wAsrcs ri. "a. NJ
. a-z-s u ~ IL ff- sheses 81 - = lsry. -
r. u No. s. th<rcs 81 II . Sss q 4 ~ 80
NJ 6. fsercs ~ Sc ~ us n. 70 COY Nc 4 ~.
eacs = eegsnrsa2 co.tssnarx gzs Acres ers~sxxIs
sise-<zsx nss excls5anx cce-soa cg ccaesct sssh
szrsess Aes IT'S Iii. s4$4. 1es ix1es ana Il crs-
Sci ssss Surveys Sas S <ssi aas liza aas forninx
ssr.sos os tAe sassbassses tsp. . s esHre = os
esse.es . ves==. I4 psses e arzz ~ Il ~ reror.s
q Gear csses ro11sY. Ccs~azc. Azsoa.anr essss.
sass osneTs q La zt.a~s ns.rIoaes surveys
fssss pSAsssAe4 J.-, - ss1k.
tssi sseasset A1seA u Is14.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
s,-.-.i sa-y-y No. 1918.
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asszezcr s-srrsS h fr-~2aa1. EoAgr2z9. aas Esss
azzzsesksss fos g44es; ~ ise As.s- feef On ~
Ess4r54 sa.3s. h-srznS saas e-1 s7sx~y.
- ser4 zo<she&sssrfs sr9 10 fexf SsAassssaerls
Sssce4srsF ss4ff tas-sss. ssts ssrfsEs Srsa-1
70 fext -s1sA, sataxae sr Trad Gree< AL Ezaa4T
msasnx 5sss-sets Caf1s Cr-es cossEte Sssls II Caao
rs5s sez 5etesA1e ir sh~ -.i xr3 s<i1 -5.es o &c
= :. cage. ts4sg~s. ssr@
aexs-zsnx ii Cas- Nc. 1. sAsnes tie = " Car.
s4c 5. r s. r 3 W. nf TIE sth p n hears s
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rseacs ss 81 Si = ~ % Ger No. 4 ss~are
- ~ E sz.a.i- n 10 Cor No. s. rsxnce 5. -
f-0ls- r % Cor. No. 6. sArses 8 ~ ~ W Es-e
s. fse. Ne : Its.ce :. = 81 ". p = n %
car No 6. sh-sce s sss W. sse = r. 80 Cn~. No.
l. tse rzAce Of e<xinnisr.
C.rn.aars-z Afxs ares expressly sr1<rs-g &-s
sscsazszx aa eo-sscs vash surveys Nos $50 1s-
aa4 1853 snt tor-s-g po~-so1 II E-sss1svi -.
Trr- $ - " af NJ o<n srirezrsI Serssls.- sA5-
t3c.ssca sea-g recorded IN sos Is1 rsxe Ss ~ rt<
tecsr3s os Cgezr Greek eSasarrs C4c4ur4so.
Assoarsar e5xi-znss o~ners os sEse aho,e n1r.e.
c D. Foap. R.xasser.
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Last rSsss<ae- e~s. 8. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
General FRANK Hall on the
Gem JPraise-

Gem IpEa1Se-
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e. lAas * was t,ssoafa n=e~wss--s
ssgz= - : 5az5ssrssza esss-as Tor ve = II
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kz. sii.-s- r zssart- q Yssy ls= Wig ~
made 50 yzesd iafxe dieasrn5s - aer &
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Fs=aS 80 asszzz ne Hsafsa3p
s# p1@ e-s-sia Eazs sgaatrs
za= zeE ezazz =1Fe 10 tb= S-aass-e
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20 rz-sy fis ore - Ltz4ftr hfii.
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q xrzzt zzza2nztsz1e
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hate n lzzss th=-= & IT, tzfsesz alsaiaz
Eazass5.ss TORS IL th5s @-sse-a ceaatFy ~
psosAet IS required 70 forecast tae iaaa-
e#se =a5eA tsese sszsa zsaszztasss all ex=zs
aoaa tne destiny # tas Siear Creek va.-
}ez Hz have seea aaat Er EensAae
ass Accesnu ssEar3 Lae san An5 Mo9a
eaa take Ike f.1sis5oa t>aere Tie cses
q tsis Yeas Z - management - wgils
Dr. NzEpesfer tells re the Seshouss csa
be s-Ikea . thz Sz-stssa this y-ar-
t-Eier pfus~r -upprs-t ar arc1-Ilaad car
iG-T. = L.. Iaa--
Til@i IS the sitazfisa and Il looks n shty
saod = rssu ~so So shat : coming a.
there
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Esu TEH slETfzzfsz H@ar1 s=s=sk fHze
fa1z- t- Hss-7z7Hz fgf tise Eso4 Il sae ea-
siTl esn1saaitr- za# = farHga =
saur faAlsz fatE - h=5P zleFs sissse
iiss= - zgt=sHisHEa- Ths fzF~s sssas=ia
VISIT eeert t11ze rr ;ils district each sseek
azf5 atter g has tzen -rzd = sloald ts
za#sfe1 ss eastern fzzezslzy Gel guu
1zeaa azz tse tssfi IT asa10~
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
Moazrch unnxl Meas

sfi1- O~neT and fuxestcFs Mr. Geo.
Z aeGieilAna of Idaio SPRING. Who Is
IN charge of this enterprise. states that
.szsrztsa,fls viii ts- resumed upoa s4rse
sca e ithiu few xeeks. He returned
short f5ase ago from very Successful
trip east and fepofls everything in excel
s-at eoud.tioa. The taazrl. which IS
ioc4;ss neaf punont ard IS uox II over
sssoss f=ss. ~rli only have to be driven
1ss Z 4 faFiiser ls~forr the Freel4zd dis
ifzet Is reach 4 yhsch IS the objective
sSssnt for be EaaH~i A large and weIl-
built plant of sctsiuery IS situated near
the eutrzucr. ard everything is in rezds-
neSs for acttTe Nor. Mr.. AcEAellznd
expects 30 leave foF khe east this seek
where be has little preliminary pas ness
connected ~ith ibe tunnel to attend TO-
after ~hict. he viii return and take the
management oftbe enterprise in his Own
hands. assd stay by II uutil IT IS CON-
psesesI As lar as the xorx h&s bxen done
it ranks ~iih the best in the state Tire
tunnel portal 10 situated about so fers
from the railroad. making il very easy
syaasser TO ship the Gre With such sur-
mel a. the Honarch to cut the wonderful
veins that are located around FreeiAnd. a
great deal of rich ore viii be shipped as
j, can he handied through If for less than
oue-shirst what !, costs to market II with
present arrangements.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
.se Il Daniel 6. Kocken Aecrnses-

The sa5erssgned- having been srscaEse4 A5n2ns-
s-rass1x ~ he es.ase q Danez s. koekRs zsse - ee
Cocniy Of Ciezs Crees- an4 ssn1e u Cosorado- ~
ceased hefeey give aoscR sAss she iii scpesr eesR
he Ccunsy Gosss of Clear CsseA C0sNfy. n ree CD.r.
Hvuse Ia GeueKeso~4, II the oRceuAeT 1esA- - DE-
ihis4 4coday In Jaaaasy nexx- NJ sA<A nAe ~
eersuas having dAias against sasa esaaR afs eoeed
IA seuuesaed af1eAA f1e ~ pzspae a AAvag ~
saae adjosssd. ~ pessaas is<1ebsss !. xaA essase
are req.esseA 70 aake iaosstsss rzvDess 70 ~
sn3efssRneA
Dsse} az isfk aay o4 Decenher A. D f1og-
CALllE e kOCkEN- Aaahas$sxsrx-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Tkse ez== ri seH zsb-eas=s slas
s=aafa FIRE hsea re=aita1 fr9m gsg-r=rrl
ashzeaHs. tz-- fortunately tzlF fzes ssfs
discovered ts1pre tlsz Ez5 sszast iaeasi-
4ay. L rs 5fluizaz' sisEisEsu7e i1 zfi9s
tanz - 'sz left H1eaaese4i1 ~ -7saulnE aser.
4szl5 4 sAzt trzztzzg = rat sf5EFzz8 ssEssszs
rtslszs z3z1 f5ftnss
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

FHE L5a 7tas ar- las s=s
z+-zss# tT ra-i1e-s az
--1 s -'= s4a-l zl5 r. aaTsef
h L= L9 springs Es5egraf-i7,
rfz = I'D t1e- "a aa s-zHe-
q 1za1=-- =d -t =skAs szs'ts
a F sr
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Is-rs se<re II fteeree.
f-x--%x~ 7<A ~eax

c@eereer .<A. sssa
Sessrs Is hereby Tis~n rha- me spssvSssg -ssE<s
sette- las { e3 aossee o. lzaee1sez Esse SnA
,ss surro-s u his csfi. A.. Eaz- sas1 srst szn
= nA3e heso-s the Refisser Receiver nj D~1ser.
r. e f16is for he S e IN wkS-E n
S. e Sex ?. T.s. s. 2. ~ ~ OF re eth >. =.
He nanes the ssd0ss-R ssfa<sses 70 rFuys BIS
sxr=ssaEsas ress<rcs ucoe. snS cz-sysssoz n. xs+s
ard. viz Mstian CnscA<eas s-s JoAe Sy9sex- a
t.sf.p Ssrinxs. Caisss3o a,. Ssm1es Csess0e ass
Ms l<xa Cseason. os Cr<s~ea Cpsuss6o.
c. D. FORD Re9zsse4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

A vKK4 full report of Snowfall and
si,oa remaining On the ground in differ
ent parts of ting mountains, reveals the
fact that considerable additional prec1pi-
tation IS nessled 70 aseufe plentiful sup
ply OF water for irrigation during the
coming sufsnacr. In spaae districts where
snow usually lies IN quantities 1t this tiirse
OF year the southern siof<s are hare and
there seems 70 fe comparatively little
snow anywhere beio~ ~ altitude of ., 500
frrt. The deficiency Of water daring the
summer heiorr last Was dae IL part 70 the
dryness OF ;ise ground during Tie prrced-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

L. s4ee- -grzs#lsaull EsgstasaE sisosil
strike rtFtabl5eaH t5r1f-f eest - the SIS
s;s4if5s r7Eer. ae knsw ~ no raorr
sastlls slr5bef tlz toAH l. Het=seT =
Ssfsrzsla- 4 is-aHs ta=aa5 -szasne=H zzasfi-
rats eTalfEsf - perform zuE fabz5e
sitsty 5fzsfsa-s4} isfoa hsrH ~1tn credit IS
hirzsezf aaA t5z zs=s=sss=zszs== This =e=s
yF=sia ~ ably fsfszezztssl p Esifss sbsaA
Is r called az rauHlHE rsate for i'1esa-
dent Rs.-ss-sel;.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

sz~za t-tas-aE aE royalty te-
:. s=zs. E- H=z=H -s aeele 4saa saf
az- ---=-s=E sss- @-,H~.. Et12e ,he rai-
sr-=z s&-5 SASH l-s z z==ez fszft5zs4
z57sezH @ e = entire
.7 lzz .E -5as -1u=E fa- Tia 3e=ser4szE
=s-s45 es.- z.4-T-z5Esg
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

t.sE @ aE s@ r
s-zzaszzs. -e aee "a s4ae Eer
z=- =e SOD AZ
a=ss r. ~ =--ssz-.-= e. ia tara-
.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
. - ssrsz1 = ~
n -
fsaw.ss s.ssss .as-zrs. 10

.==za5 szrszs - lsssl
4 < Lzns 1zzz
pe9sss. s.zsaa- asszzrs :. 10
- = 1sHsss sisea z=as 1Aasazsz . -szfazH ~sa4s
rs 11z s &4Aa lssz Mas - = ~ 5s8s1
azaesa T. assss zsess ~ sass - 3aseTs.
fsta zss Asasszzs iss5ss azasssz 60 a. sHe~f
ass szzs ssnx Iias4 tsss ~ - - Z Ans "a tee
- a fssz= saas-~s sAAsE - - X tsssFk
Ezs $50 fres = = az SO seet - - =
- 4e eS1easss sSfs - sss slxsssse sg.es -. q
= g. - > sr4 - = - - /. fsa- tse 45xca4esy
s=ss = @assH =s~Es-ssssY5 sssasas r i~szesss<as
=. psessszt 49, sss sssssss- ts.rf etssS
"a - ~ rtat ar as5s zs1ss sss = tsis pc<.
asssa GeB.
B~xrzsss = cor Aa.. .sssssz szss = 90. SCI
5ss.fs !. ;-sss : = : = = :, - \ : ss--ss
- les = tor sa 3 thHrEs 50 -
70 n 10 csr Ne 8 fesenas - = fsss 50 sss
$7- T. fss sfAns u > ssassx
CELEsrESE Ep1g
Esxr-sE = cor X. / ss@aes TIE : II .ar ssx
=. $50 ;, 2 saN = ~ g. =. H~z-S - =
= = = 7Asn1s n = : 49, = CO. Ne : - zee
so = = ese ~. ssea1s - - IaA . - eaf
IA j. &c fsAzs II ssssazsaE-
sEseasarE LouE
B<xirsaaz . eas -. I. -s~a1e me : i CO s%<
Is i = fsseaee - - : $50 Il - aaf 10. =
aaeass aa sf IA q Is ser sa-z fAsascs - -
$50 ? n cs< NJ 8 sasrcs . ~ Ial . - car
zssssssfy ezezEss,Hz SD E@s5Hz n cnases ~stH
sressg - sS4s SO fz-gg n. fss7s a=a he
) zns tta@-- 6se.tsea Sesss n. LsfTau3 ae1@s ans
iaruirx porter q ne Ia s~s - to- IS, r
= w sa- zrsSs.fvs5es esH 5. - II ne sSh
s-an<asA zssxt3Az- S4ls aecs;saxs ees-x secar -
80 - s4ses - =. fAs Hecs*zs 81 s@Aesr Cree.
= sesss nazs- ss-sssS-
c q. FORD. Rssasasr
Frs r=sassss 1saearY = fsst-
LsstraedasAss ssteA e 1884
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

sa s essf-a 1g5g er saggs
Dial t s.aHssz sss . szsss
- m a &c
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

ca1assrsg ez.a-e s1l as=e1aHss =
ls-a=er aHze sEz=aT =1 -lzas- FFs,-z
f.s- z=--.-zr.- E-s II rszr1a=e rsrE--a
-5lsz. sd E - ~ ~ t-
g=a a A stz- -
-s-1 za ce-a~r E1= zlI srs 1=- g.
ss-z - l.- zl=a
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

IsESNER tszs5asss a5ea are aszia Hizlsisi.s
- sHss5s=es5z "a sasz5s4Etzzss tllt zsJ-7sse -
the esefaHct Mountain and fEais Festival
aszsz eaton 1r stzr huIzs ef ssraslug ths
trade u tfe adjsersf towns - tlseir easaf-
fsrs to make ahsiF fail rzsresss=es- And
that ta.es alf3 saeesesi iz 4g5zt=.st. i.zs she
raen t-sost7ns the enterrsr5se seem -
1s,szesz tlae Eseai;s ei landing atsa=st eesry
thing fl5ey z5 fter. II se5a be interest
ing 10 na.te fiae i1osg3 tIlzt ssll go up frp5u
The interior tsssa-- and tlse fzafihlisg nae
heard fra-f-fssis the approaching sse-zn.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Taosg salg permitted themselves 70
taiee 4 Elnarns eieH Of the tssiness silaa-
tiou few Aesks ago have been Afforded
al excellent opportunity 70 get hack 81
the straight aad fzFro~ path ot optimism
lfy the Nev Y,a- editions Of the coloro-
rasss fapers The statistics Pablislaed by
fieSe fapers shows a splendid business
rcear5 for fi1e state for the year 1895 and
lind egery indication pointing 10 a steady
Improvement for the coming year. The
situation III the east has been eHeourag-
ing for the last two months. and the bot
tesa af the depression has beea safely
Ta.-eti. Thert isn't the slightest reason
for ans dismal predictions tas Colorado
fer fgag-= STATE Journal
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

lazs#z1s- szz-z .--s-- v -
zr=z= =tz =z=e = DIS =rz 49, zz
1-fz= - ssts ft--zf=55-r &. =s% -=z-
1rss fz-sr .-.5lF=7 fras1 -Hz s1s= t=e--
It z tazt sa=-e z-r res Ez-Ea
q rl= -.-4 -.-- -. .-l- 1~
ss=. =--5=s L-5se- e. --4e
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

w A. Lamb returned Thursday night
frons naonth's trip down ir old Mex,co
in the intefes, Of the Fairbanks Morse
company He reports that Southern
weather will not compare Nth that here.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

1rf4 ara tzasu #as E--a--=l Hizs-
Wr5ir t-.Ei 7@ HaH = l ~ ~
Szzaz-sl fsae=eezs asae-az 5= s =saz-
tsz p-zt a=z a7 z=r s= b.
sfze z-z. ~=z===z zzz #s Ee sHs=
sf.-- .-ze r .=zssr5 z-zse7 E.ss
f<ea fzz-hta5 a=i Ees=t H
Ezz5sa=75
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

srx M srssa sHss'
VI 1ssers q esrs.aza 1se
~ ssH iss *.ss
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Evening journal., 1904-04-30
A New Kind of
RefrigeratOr

Hundreds Of people stopped yesterday
to take a look at the new BohH SgbhoB
fetrlgera.oys, on the Cross Aisle and in
the basement
Almost every one was convinced that
it is a remarkably good thing.
1t must be good, or the Pullman Com
pany and all the better railroads would
not have adopted it for their dining and
buffet cars.
1t differs from other refrigerators in
having The ice on The SIDE instead of on
the top, with Stats between it and each of
the food shelves, which gives direct and
separate refrigeration to each food COM
partmcnt, making the refrigerator prac-
tically odorieSs and keeping the tembera-
fHre lotg all 0usr. (BasemenD
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
Women's
Rain-or-Shine Coats
Some Coming, Some Going

Those coming are mostly of smooth,
light, cravenette, planned with view to
being travel and driving wraps, as well
as shower coats.
The new feature is the shoulder-long
and dropping like an 1880 shoulder, and
joining the sleeve with one or two broad
bands. $40, $25 and $26.
A new supply of featherweight gloria
coats is just here, too--in the colors
everyone wants. Gray, tan, black and
dark red $3.50 and $24.
The Si0yDi-coats gong are bit heavier
than the very new ones, but the styles
are all good.
$40 from SEQ.
Fifteen eollsrless coats of cravenette, with
fitted backs and double breasted fronts.
$3.50 from $40.
Eight military coats Of cravenette with little
capes over the shoulders.
$40 from $50 and SEQ.
Ten cravenette coats made with blouse fronts.
SIS and $50 from ser 10 $50.
Eleven Paris silk coats, rubber lined.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
Out-of-the-Ordinary
Millinery for Children

We have two expert millinerS who
alone are entrusted with the making Of
chidren's hats. They spend all their
time finding out what is most becoming
to little people, and planning and putting
together the beautiful hats which moth
ers will find in the little Green Salon, just
off the big Millinery Salon, on the second
floor.
The hats Of embroidered batiste with graceful
big bows should be worn with fine white wash
frocks. 81 up.
The pretty big Tuscans, with pale blue or
red bows, are simple enough to wear with morn
ing frocks. s5 up.
And there are plenty of fine Panamas and
Tuscahs, trimmed with tiny little flowers and
ribbon, for other occasions. SO up.
The nelU WaNamaker sailors for little girls are
prettier than ever--made of smooth and rough
straws and trimmed with velvet ribbon and
leather belts. s5. (Second floor, Chestnut STD
IN the Golden Salon ~n
For children up to six or eight years,
roIIed-brim straw sailors, with sashes or
bright-colored bands.
25c from SOC 81 from S1.75
soc from 81 $50 from s2.75
For young girls, simple outing hats, good for
school or knock-about. -
Toe from $3.50 81 from 90
s1.25 from 1925 and $3.50 s.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
The New Pompadour Veil

Straight from Paris-and as pretty a
bit of airy prettiness as Paris ever created.
Long like a scarf, of misty printed meta
soft cream color covered with delicate pink
posies - and about the edge a border of black
lace. Not to wear over the face, simply to
drape over the hat. Just imagine how becoming
il will be. s12.
Other scarf wells Of fine beautiful veilings
with lace borders black and coors. &c to $40.
Ind a new lot of ceilings just in--plain
meshes and dots but Paris seems to be
swinging back to the plain mesh. The
fine clear lines make the complexion
look so well. 25c to 80. (Chestnut St.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
kn,nhta n pNthln,.

Oriental Lodge. X. Of p. conferred the
third degree on one candidate 'ast even
ink
on next Friday night the degree team
win have their new paraphernalia and will
administer the initietory on candidate
who IS a prominent merchant IN this city.
u will be the nrst time tho degree team
has attempted the ceremony on a candi-
date for their own lodge.
A committee hos been appointed 20 arr
range for the free excursion. They Will
hold a meeting some time next week.
Al the meetine last evening the Of
hce II NJ OF A. was hled by an election.
Excelsior Lodge reiuatated one member
last evening. and had a lively session. An
entertainment committee OF fvo members
was appointed.
Brother L. q. Bateman has entered the
contest for The trip 70 81. Louis Fair Of
fercd byihe Evening journal from this
lodge The lodge wishes him success ih his
efforts and he wants an the brothers to
help him out. He is-a- hustleri watch out
for him.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30

sleeplng and dining cars leave daily
for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and chicago without change and at
those points connect in Union depots
for all western points. Through day
coaches Of the latest designs are so
run through. thus giving patrons the
hest coach service II they co not care
10 occupy Pullman sleepers.
For time tables and full information
write or apply to II. a. Miller, Trav.
Passr. Agent. Wilmington, Del, or call
on ticket agent. MI
Evening journal., 1904-04-30

ton at III p. m, and IN coaches on
regular trains returning. limited to
leave st. Louis not later than ten days,
including date Of sale.
The splendid equipment OF the Bal
.timore & Ohio Lines has been aug
mented from time 10 time during the
past year with coaches OF the most
modern patterns. assuring comfort TO
patrons, and excellent arrangements
will be provided for meals en- route.
Get details from Ticket Agent Bal
timore & Ohio r. R.-Wster and Mar
ket St, and Delaware Avenue Station
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
The Best $3.50 NegHge
Shirts for Men

are Of Scotch madras, woven in Glas-
cow to our order cot and made in our
own, shirt factory, with the good get
up and care as to details which our
shirtmakers always include.
No better shirting material than Scotch
madras; and no such value in shirts for Sl.5o,
as IN these. We have nothad sufficient sOspli
plies in past years, and, thoush we nnAdf
more this season, the quantitY is still limited.
Early comers will get first choice Of
patterns.
Neglige style, separate cuffs, complete
sizes-and yoo will find the shirts tell their
own story more strongly than words and
types
Also the best imported shirts at s., $3.50, So
and $3.5O-none Ike any of them IN Phila-
delphia. (Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
nannhtnrs nf AmerIea..

James a Garfield Council, Daughters OF
America. viii hold their anniversary on
May "a Corsidcrab'e preparation Is being
made for this important event. Tho ar
raneements are im the hands of com
mittce which Is working hard 70 make the
affair success; and judging from pres
ont indications, 81 will outdo all previous
efforts OF this council.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
Seventy-Five " Odds"
in WOnen's Suits

See if your size is among them. If It
is, and you find model you like Cant
help doing that, either)-H tCW SAGE YOU
hat and sometimes more on new spring
suit.
$3.50 so, sig and $17. 50-tcsrs SO
10 $40.
No heavy materals--all light cheviots and
broadcloths.
Mostly dark colors-blues, browns and black.
What styles1
The very best ofethe~ e~season-Paris Etons
and blouses good plain American hip-length
coats (Second floor, Chestnut street,
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
Boys Suits and
Odd Trousers

Spring-weight materials-plenty OF va
rety, good style and making.
91S par trousers, 50c-our regular
stock
Sc pair were 75c 5 pair were s1.5o
100 pair we're 81 pair were S1.75
16 pair were SIPS
90 Norfolk suns, $S.75.
Dark mixed cheviots bloomer trousers, pleats
to shoulders. Were Sc. so and $3.50.
Doubis-6Ysasted suns, $5
Fancy materials, grays and browns, sizes
TO 16. (Market street,
on The Man AtSle-
200 sailor suits, s3.75 serge. cheviot crash
and worsted Sizes to -.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
Girls Suits at $40
Were Sl2 to $3.50

We have gone thoroughly through our
girls suits and every few-of-a-knd goes
today for $40.
Some haze been SEQ 10 $sS. 80; others
$I9 10 $15
the season-Eton, hip-length jackets, military
effects, box-coat suits chevots in dark coors,
homespun and tweeds in light effects. Any
style a girl or small woman can want IS in the
lot, though not in every size.
Ii, 16 and 1s-year sizes, and in the box-coat
suits IS and 15-year sizes as well.
Second floor, Chestnut street.