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at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs Chas. G.. Jones, after a pleasant
visit to her sister Mrs. George Buston.
left on yesterday for Cleveland. Ohio.
III response TO telegram, announcing
the Illness OF her sons wife in that city
Preaching by Rev. S. o. Hail at
Concord church next Sunday al $3.50
p. m.
). L.. Caldwell, Of Jackson, Ohio. pro-
pHetor OF the large marble works.
represented in this section by II NJ.
Hawkins, ST. has been i'm the commu-
nifty several days, erecting the statue
ut the 6rave of the late w. G.. Mustard.
New kinks for spring at The Big
Store. HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Col. j. b. Ryan and his wife are in
the city, the guests Of the Hotel Ratliff
COZ. Ryan Is representativ of the Mu-
tual Lie insurance Company, of New
York. Mrs. Ryan is IA native Of South
Carolina, relative of Senator Tillman.
and one Of the Palmetto States best
representatives.
Art in hosiery at TIL Big Store.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Vint. Shrader and Casey are being
tried at Abingdon this week - the
former, charged with robbing the
Rocky Gap postoffice, and the latter
Tor breaking into the postoflice in this
town.
Mr.. II. l.. Myers, of Horseper.
moved short time ago, to Pocahontas'
where he now lives. We thank Mr..
Myers, and other friends. for new sub
scnptons sent us. Help us, friends. TO
increase the circulation of your county
paper.
The young girls and boys of the
High School had a pleasant short out
Ing on yesterday. They walked to the
large spring beyond Capt. WE. Fee VS..
ana spent several hours pleasantly.
Luncheon was spread on the grass. and
heartily enjoyed. Mrs. Kits and Mrs.
McNeer chaperoned the party.
Ladies We do not want TO worry
you with repetition, but we do want YOU
10 know that the prettiest line of China
and Japan floor mating in this town is
to be seen at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros
Mr.. Grayson has accepted the posi.
tlon vacated by Mr.. John w. st Clair
III the clothing store Of Messrs. Hartman
u Bottimore. John has gone back TO
the farm, his health not admitting of
confinement indoors.
If gentle Spring
Is Just the thing
TO bring about new dressing.
Why, here's the place
Where taste and grace
Produce that great blessing.
A good Suit-$1375.
HARRISON q Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. Fl. l.. Myers, Horsepen, moved
a short time ago to Pocahontas. where
he now lives. We thank Mr.. Movers
and other friends, for new subscriptio,
sent us. Help us, friends, to increase
the circulation OF your County paper.
To prove that Great Western Sheen
Dip is all right: We sold to the
Stuart Land and Cattle Company. Of
Russell county, last year 40 gallons.
80 far this year we have sold the same
people 80 gallons. Jackson makes it.
Miss Laura Lyons, who has enjoyed
welcome and delightful visit TO
friends here at the home OF her nativi. |
ty, has just left for Louisville. Ken |
lucky, u spend some time with her
brother, DR.. j. S. Lyons, and then visit !
her brother and sister in New York; /
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-05-06

We insert this week an advertise
ment of the Price Cereal Food Com.
pany. Buston and Sons are the agents
here.
Snappy specimens OF summer hose
at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bios.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
It's the Same IN Canon.

The following from the Advertising World contains
suggestion for both the merchant and the customer
that is worthy Of consideration: -
Our merchants complain, and Justly, think, Of
the habit Of great people who every dollar
they receive in the world in Bstesvill vicinity and
send their o Chicago places for every
thing they need from needle to a sewing machine from
garden hoe to breaking plow, from a spoon to
cooking stove from baby carriage to buggy from
rocking chair to suit OF furniture.
Farmers who sell their for cash at home send
that cash to Chicago to who will buy bushel
Of potatoes, cabbage head dozen eggs them a.
long as they live
Why is this so?
Is because there is much difference the prices
here and the prices in department stores in Chicago?
No. The department store m anagers understand
human nature and how to catch the average or
They spend their money literally advertising their
specaltes They send catalogues with
articles priced therein They have in all their list many
bargains. The person to whom the catalogue is
searches for bargains and finds them
They send for the cheap article and very often for
half dozen other articles that cheap. They
don't try to buy credit. They send the money or
draft They their goods sometimes sometimes
after waiting for long time Some of the goods are
cheaper than they buy The thing at home
Some cost much, plus the express freight, the
thing would cost at home
They are always, or nearly always. ready tell Of
their bargains and prices with home articles
They seldom il ever mention the articles that come
high So the Chicago department is advertised in
probably ten thousand dollars goes Baesve and
vicinity that should be spent at home.
What is the remedy? Let merchants study the
situation and advertise their goods The me reliant who
does not advertise il he succeeds by chance
The merchant that advertises inteligently per-
sstanty and literally is the that we'll in
these days of hot competition make money
starved hogs rs to sell goods without advertising.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Judge of the JuOente Court at Denoer Who oH lecture
the Presbyterian Church, Sunday.

beauty they had In England. Here's
4 go.' l said to my informer. 4 know
Mrs. Ringletter. III Just run tha,
item In the social tidbits next sunday,
and she'll te ticklcd TO death
"Sure enough, the next Sunday )
morning cooked up beautiful an.
nounccmcut OF the fact that We had a
prettier woman In New York than
they had in London and no less d
critic than Lord Mnrtingnle had said
80. A few days later met Guy Ring.
letter. and he told me his wife had
suddenly stumbled on to the item and
II had plensed her Immensely.
That's all | thought about the mat
ter. You know we fellows can't keep
our minds on one subject very long
One evening dropped Into the Metro
politnn Opera House to jot down who
was there. when heard two swells
talking beside me. One OF them spoke
with n decidedly English accent
"'Can you tell me who that woman
is In the first box from the stage In the
second ticri' he was saying.
"'Thats young Mrs. Mickelton, re-
Gently married. Why do you askr
"'Because she is the most beautiful
woman | ever saw. We've nothing
like her in London
"'You don't mean It,
well, | skinned around and found
out who the fellows were and learned
that one OF them was Lord Martingalc.
Now, you may suppose that I remem-
bered what he'd said about my friend.
Mrs. Bingletter. but had clean forgot.
ten 1t. Back ! went to the office and
wrote out that Lord Martingale hnd
remarked at the opera that young Mrs.
Mickelton was the most beautiful WON
an In New York and there was nothing
like her In London
"About week after that was stroll
ing along upper Broadway. had Just
lighted cigar and wus feeling very
comfortable. Truth is l had $40 In my
pocket, something that hadn't occurred
before since l entered journalism. and
was wishing some one would come
along that could blow on felt n
touch on my arm and. turning. saw n
seedy individual looking out Of u pair
Of the most melancholy eyes ever
saw. was about to give him 4 nickel
when stood stock still with astonish-
msnt
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
A Reporter f'ssIStory.

1--WE fellows" said a reporter sitting
with number OF his companions about
4 stove at midnight. have IL In our
power to do lots OF good or lots OF
HARM
what d'you mean:" asked one OF
the party.
''Oh. there are millions OF ways.
What | have In my mind just now ia
suddenly thrustlng some one Into
prominence. When was looking
after the social lions l made q deal
with an impoverished swell to give me
spicy bits about them. He had the en-.
tree. and 1 hadn't Well. one day he
told me that Lord Martingaie. fresh
importation from London, had said
that n certain Mrs. Ringietter he had
seen in Central park beat anything for
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Y. M. c. A. Notes.

The important event Of this week in
the Association circles is the third
number on the Star Course which
takes place on Thursday evening to-
nighU at eight O'Clock in the Presby-
terian church. The Columbian Male
Quartette is one of the best musical
organizations on the American plat
form and Miss Fisher Shipp is render
of unusual merit. Course tickets and
single admissions are on sale at i. w.
Felter's. The fourth number on the
course will be Edward Amherst Otu
who will appear on Thursday evening
of next week. .
There will be no mems meeting at
the Association next Sunday afternoon
on account of the address by Judge
Lindsey:of Denver in the Presby terinn
church at 1880 on that day. Judge
Lindsay is rare maH and will give an
address full OF interest to the men and
boys who go to hear him on Sunday
large audience of men listened to the
address at the mems meeting last SUM-
day afternoon which Rev. d. Burt
Smith delivered on the development Of
personally. The solos by Mrs Kline
were well chosen and we'll rendered.
The board Of dii ectors held its regu-
lar February meeting in the Associa-
tion rooms last Tuesday evening. The
reports Of the different committees
were heard and plans for the month Of
February were discussed.
Next Tuesday evening the last series
OF basket ball will be played. There
has been much interest in these games
and 1t is probable that another series
will be arranged for the coming weeks.
The Harvard team 10 the winner Of the
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Would Be Good For Schools.

While it is rather early to consider who will be the
member board of education owing to Mrs
Clara Cameron wishing election, the question is
already being discussed 1t be the prevailing
opinion that Mrs Magdalene 8. Reynolds is eminently
qualified for the position and her many friends and the
patrons of the schools desirous that she will become
a candidate.
Few interests in n community are important
school interests and schools perhaps doing
today than before and believed that Mrs
Reynolds will work faithfully and efficiently maintain
and improve the high standard already reached.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Judge Lindsey to Speak IN Canon.

Very much is said and written now -a-days about
good citizenship and all of the fact,
the future of the depends upon the given
boys and girls of today.
AT time in the previous history of the world has
much energy thought been given the study
the child But with all boasted civilizations
ing question of the advanced times is, neglected child
hood.
The of the boys residents of Fremont County
charged with the fearful crime of train wreckng
brought this question home people fully
the community is aroused.
these matters, the Hon. B. B. Lindsey, of Denver has
been prevailed give Of his lectures before
Canon City audiences, next Sunday, February 7th
At $3.50 he will speak boys upon the subject Some
Boys have known.
At 80 he will speak the subject, 1.-The Parent
and the State, their Duty to the Child" Both these
will be given in the First Presbyterian church. I
Judge Lindsey is judge of the juvenile in Dem
and his efforts take the delinquent boys away
from the criminal courts and to them boys in
Juvenile courts has made him a national character
New York and other big cities watching Juige
judge is in great demand for addresses import
ant subjects.
Canon City is fortunate in being able to hear Kim
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

".Guy Rinsle,ter. can this be your

"'Guy Ringietter. can this be your
Eyes he said mournfuliy.
What's the mntterr
"I've been ruined
"'Come In here and tell me about IT.
II led him into n cafe. We snt down
at one OF the tables. and called for q
lunch and something with which to
wash 1t down. Now I said. let's
hear IT.
"'Do yon remember nearly a year
ago an item you put in your paper
stating that Lord Mar,ingale had said
that my wife was the most beautiful
woman In New York;
SLOWLY the matter got back into ny
brain.
"'Yes.' I said. I think I remember
something like that
"'weii. when you published that item
! was fairly prosperous was doing
a good business and making money.
But from the appearance OF your strt~
ment ! saw change In Lucy. One
dny she told me that now We were do.
ing 30 well we ought TO go out more.
and soon learned that she meant we
were to begin systematic climbing to
get into the Four Hundred set. did
what could to dissusde her. but It
WAS no use The queen OF society bee
had got into her bonnet: Lord Martin
gale had said tina. she was the most
beautiful woman In New York and by
the spending OF some money she could
easily enter tho elect set and with such
Recommendation at oncc become q
leader
1.-The most fashionable drcssmaker
was hired for her clothes. and the prin-
cipnl jeweier OF the city furnished the
gems We gave two entertainments and
got In Ave swells in all They were
young men OF fashion who live by their
wits and were glad to get "fuli'' on my
champagne. Several women who
claimed TO bc In the smart set were at
our Soirec~. but we found out after
ward that'they were impostors.
Meanwhile the hills bcgnn to come
In. and found the work OF setting my
wife up ms n professional beauty was .
terrible expense. You scc, couldn't
attend to my business and keep track
Or the expenses ut home. | left every
thing OF That nature 20 Lucy. who was
30 anxious to succecd In her undcrtak-
ing that she took no account OF money
that stood between her and position
I'm keeping with that cursed lords opin
lon.
We'll. what's the use giving details ?
One day | found my business and cv-
erything closed out. To cap the climax
the other day took up your paper md
read that lord Mnrtindaic had said
that the most beautiful woman I'm New
York was n Mrs Somebody Else"
The reporter paused and gave n few
vigorous puffs on his cigar. Then he
concluded:
Boys, that's the worst Job I've done
unce I've been n reporter"
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II IL fails to cure. K. W. Groves
signature Ia on each box. 25c,
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
National Repub1ican Convention.

The next National Republican Convention will be
held in Chicago June 2lst.
This will make the thirteenth National Republican
Convention, six Of which have met in Chicago.
The first convention held in Phadelphia 1885,
when Fremont and Dayton nominated The
didates defeated by Buchanan and Breckenridge.
The second held in 1850, at Chicago, when Lin.
coin and Hamlin nominated The candidates were
elected.
The third was held Baltimore in 1854, when Lin
coin and Johnson the ticket named. They
elected.
The fourth was held in Chicago in 1865 when Grant
and Cofax were nominated. They elected
The fifth held in Philadelphia in 1872, when
Grant and Wilson nominated They elected.
The sixth held in Cincinnati in 1875, when Hayes
and Wheeler wer- nominated They we're elected
The seventh held in Chicago in 1880, when Gar
field and Arthur were nominated. They elected.
The eighth was held in Chicago in 1884. when Blaine
and Logan nominated. The candidates de-
feated by Cleveland and Hendricks
The ninth was held in Chicago in 1888, when Harr-
son and Nor on were nominated They elected
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

tournament and team picture has
been taken which is very good. A copy
of the photograph hangs in the Associa-
tion rooms and each member OF the
team is the happy possessor of one OF
them.
Mr.. G. S. Bilheimer. state secretary.
has been in the city several days this
week assisting in the work of the local
Association.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

N. J. Kennedy died at $50 Sherman
avenue, Lincoln Park, last Sunday
afternoon OF numerous growth at the
base OF the brain after an illness OF a
little over II month duration. Deceased
was a member of the Modern Woodms n
Of America and carried an insurance Of
81 900 in that order. He came here
from Langdon, Kansas, about year
ago for his health and his membership
in the Woodmen lodge was at that
place. He leaves wife to mourn his
death. The funeral was held at the
First Baptist church at o'clock Mon
day afternoon, Rev. d. Burt Smith I,
pastor Of Trinity Lutheran church,
conducting the obsequies. The inter-
ment was at Lakeside cemetery and
was under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmep.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Clark Mitchell, little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Mitchell who moved from
here to Long Beach, California, a few
months ago, died at the family home
on the Pacific coast last week in con-
sequence Of pneumonia resulting from
q cold contracted d while bathing in the
ocean. The friends OF the family here
extend their sympathy to the parents
in the bel eavement which has bef,llen
them.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

The tenth held in Minneapolis in 1902. when
Harrison and Reid nominated Defeated by Ceve-
land and Stevenson. 1efs1
The eleventh held in St. Louis in 1898. when Nc
Kinley and Hobart nominated. They elected
The twelfth held in Philadelphia in 1900 when
Mckinley and Roosevelt were nominated They
lacte
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Lake Michigan frozen and in places the ice is
Pittsburg down to where empties into the Mississippi
Here in Colorado people out in their shirt sleeves
shirt waists and enjoying picnic weather in February
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

As well try to engine with one firing as to
conduct business with occasional ad It's the well
fired engine that makes the good time and it's the
santly advertised business that makes the big
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Canon lady went to church last Sunday and when
she returned home her young hopeful inquired Mamma
didn't you bring any tally cards9"
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

People down the river both sides want bridge
the Arkansas about four miles down. 1t would be
good thing and would like have the bridge built
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Buried at Greydene.

The funeral service over the remains
of Colonel Frederick Greydene-Smith
were held at the family residence at
"Greydene" last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Ayres, rector OF Christ Episcopal
church, assisted by Rev. ]. F. Harris,
conducting the obsequies. There we're
many handsome floral pieces express
i've Of the sympathy of the donors,
among them being beautiful wreath
from the city council, cross from
Capt. B. F. Rockafellow. large de-
sign of lilies from Governor Peabody
and staff and Major zeti Hill. 4 "a: fiat
design of easter lilies from the Dickens
Club, pillow of white roses.from:Mrs.
Sophia Smith, mother of the deceased,
design of white roses from Governor
and Mrs. Peabody ..and :many :.smaller
pieces.
Mrs. Peabody and daughter, Miss
Cora, came down from Denver to at,
tend the obsequies, official duties pre-
venting the presence of the governor.
General Sherman Bell, Major Zeph T.
Hill, and Colonels Aufinger, Newell.
Russell, Mcdonald and Jackling, of
the Governors staff. were in attend
ance, also DR.. Hanford, surgeon gen
eral of the national guard. Mrs. Geo.
Earle. of Denver, and the daughter OF
Charles Fowler, of Pueblo, were here.
Taps were sounded by bugler sergaent.
J. F. Haefinger, Denver city troop.
The pail bearers were Gen. Bell, Maj.
Hill, Lyman Robson, G. O Dawson.
Ned Craven and r. II. Carrier.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Quite lot of fellows have gotten out that campaign
hand shake for There is nothing like
the glad hand for campaign issue.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

The flag WAS kept flying from the
stat Of the county court house last
Friday in honor Of the birthday anni-
versary Of the late president Mckinley.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

It's good plan to pay your taxes early By doing
you get rid of unpleasant job forget about
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Because man has "Ay' time during this life is
no sign that he will have wings in the next.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04
Dr.. X. C. Sapero

Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist,
will be in Canon City at the Mcdonald
rooms, 412l Main street, Feb. IS, 10
and 90 Consultation free.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Mrs. Gertrude Means, wife OF
Milo F. Means, died last Thursday
afternoon Of typhoid-pbeumonia after
an illness OF about weeks duration,
aged 28 years, Deceased was born in
Kansas, but had lived in Colorado tor
thirteen years. She leaves husband
and two children, aged 3 and 5 years
respectively to mourn her death. The
funeral was held Mt the O. Z. church at
2:30 O'Clock last Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Henderson conducting the services.
The interment was at Lakeside ceme-
terry.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

Glen d. Ross, infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Ross, died OF scarlet
fever at the family home, 532 Pike
avenue, last Thursday, aged l year, ]
month and o days.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
IL II fails to cure. K. W. Groves
signature IA on each box. 25c.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-04

The Canon City Club is institution that deserves
better supp rt than it gets.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-26
HAS COLONEL NOW
Cadet Regiment-More Promotions
Made, Including Several Captains.

Cadet ReS1uSul7nOIe 11omodonS
Made, Including Several Captains.
They have cadet colonel in the
OAC cadet regiment now. Also a
new lieutenant colonel, with majors
captains and other commissioned
officers to match. The new arrange
ment completes the reorganization
of the regiment occasioned by the
increase of students, and places the
military department at OAC on the
same footing with the great mill
tary institutions of the East. The
effort now is to bring the regiment
to standard of efficiency that will
place it in one of the six institutions
of the country from which two
members Of the graduating class
are appointed each year to places
as end lieutenant in the regular
army. The new promotions were
announced in general order from
{ adet Headquarters Wednesday,
and are as follows:
Colonel, II. c. Darby.
Lieutenant Colonel. Garrow..
Adjutart Captain Davis.
Captain Quaftermaster. Weber
Captain Commissary, Shepard.
Major Infantry, Carlson.
Adiutant Lieutenant. Swan.
Ouarterulastsr Lierteuane, Pix
ington.
In the various companies and
detachments, the captains, Ist and
aud, lieutenan 5 are in the order
named, as follows:
Company n, Adams, Tannock,
Williams
Company B Stout, Little, Moores.,
Company c, Eddy, Jackson, Bel
ding,
Company D, steiwer, Damon,
| McLane.
Artillery, Stimson, Heinriehs,
Root.
Cavalry, Moore. Havley, Jordan.
Signal corps, Harlan, McCor-
mick, Abraham
Engineer corps. Lieutenant, Getz
end. lieutenant, Roth.