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Cañon City record., 1904-01-14
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Cañon City record., 1904-01-14

All who pay Record subscriptions for
next year, this month. will be given
the illustrated magazine, Farm Life,
one year without extra charge. You
get the two now for si.25. You need
the papers, we need the money.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-14
Cured After Suffering
Ten Years

B. F. Hare, Supt Miami Cycle and
Mfg. Co., Middletown, o, suffered for
ten years with dyspepsia. He spent
hundreds of dollars for medicine and
with doctors without receiving any
permanent benefit. He says: Zone
night while feeling exceptionally bad /
was about to throw down the evening
paper when saw an item in the paper
regarding the merits Of Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure. l concluded to try it and
while had no faith in it / felt better
after the second dose. After using two
bottles j am stronger and better than /
have been in years, and 1 recommend
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my friends
and acquaintances suffering from stom-
ach trouble" Sold by Seely Drug Co.
Cañon City record., 1904-01-14
RAILWAY TIME CARD
DENVER & RIO dRANDE RAILWAY

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press from California and
western points 0pm SSH pm
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limited from Denver and
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limited from California
and western points --.--. $50 A,m bi1 . IN
city Flyer csspm s:0 N
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TO all western points in
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Evening journal., 1904-03-31
No Drummed-Up Piano Sales, No Club
But Unequaled Advantages
in Our Regular Stock
lThlrd floor, Chestnut street,

Every year, every MONTH the business Of our PiaH
Store increases, and that without frantic effort to secu
attention by means OF special sales clubs or other delusiy
The cause Of this steady growth is quite plain. Il fxa
oHeb1ce boy 0lk He beS piano at each brlce That the 000
a0yds ob4Habs on He OF erBlS-a small dow
a small sum each month.
We do not sell fifty hundred pianos of one kind an
then drop that instrument for another aS is commonly do
in cubs because there are better pianos in each cla3
than those we offer the list will show without argument
Chlckef1Rg Groom Campbell
UOe MefrW AHeSlHS bAal0-bLarl
The Coun the wonderful piano with mandolin and harp efed
great piano to be used with the Angeus player
This Merfi s265 S15 down month"; the pia
that formerly sold in this city at other for $780,
Campbell at S195 $50 down and Sc month"; is the md
extraordinary lowprioed piano put before the public
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Women S Shoes, g $5ao -Oxfords, 8 8
market and Thirteenth)


Avery good oxford shoe be made to sell at S2if
the leather carefully selected and placed in the hands of
maker accustomed to hgh-grade work
For 81 oxoyd lay the specifications (whoe vamps
oakanned leather soes Goodyear wet except in the tHsn soe
and insist rigid adherence The supply ready
kid and patent leather, light or heavy soles.
The Se90 Shoes about the grade (shoes
more), but only in ddstn various styles however.
III So Hee boh shoes Ghe Wanamaler- -Reiable) and
Oor and they come in tan Russia calf shiny feathers and
KID both with light and medium soles
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

west side Of the road leading from this
city to New Castle, between the same
parties.
Property on the north side Of Broome
street near Eleventh. from John NJ c.
Rooney to Frank d. Lackoy. considera-
tiou SG650
property near Ninth ana Poplar streets,
from the Manhattan Laundry Company to
sarah A. Hollis, consideration. 81 900.
Property on the west side OF Franl, .ir
street near Ninth. from Frances f.. ans
Alvin r. Morrison TO Agnes G. Harrison
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Easter Sweets and Favors
Basement

iDdeCilGlU
Hardly an hour during the
day now that fresh patches
of pure, delicious candies are
not coming in from the kitch-
ems.
People tell us that our
chocolates are more tooth
SOM than ever. They ought
TO be. We are using the BeJC
Pans chocolate for all the COW
erngs.
Fully fifty different centers in
the 6Oc candies.
Small hard candies for filling
favors, 25c and 8Oc a pound
Small jelly and cream eggs, 2Oc
pound.
China JaVorS are the new thing
this year-charming little rabbits
and eggs and chicks, that may be
used afterwards for ornaments.
15c 20 1925.
japanese chicks are new, too.
Lucky birds, they grew all their
feathers and started over here be-
fore the war began ! 15c to S1.25.
Paper eggs, prettily decorated,
hold from twoounces to ten pounds
of candy. SC to 50.
Dainty hand-painted satin boxes
one-pound size, for 81.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
(City Hall corner

Well-dressed men never
economic on their hat. The
finest quality is here, not only
in one make, but in a number
.of the best brands-some of
them to be had only in this
store.
SIR hats.
S5 and Sc; and the Knox
hat, IS.
Suitable shapes for young, mid
dle-aged and elderly men.
Dsrbp kats:
Our famous Sc hat, for men who
want the best that can be made /;
other Derbys, including Knox's, at
50 some excellent ones at $3.50;
our new John Wanamaker special
at SO, and a line of new spring
blocks at 50.
Soft hats.
The Ozo at s3.5Oand the Orient
at SO are the newest and best.
CHldreH' S kais-new shapes
and styles for Easter 81 to So.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Just from Holland LiIium
and Peony Roots
BASEMENT
lBasemenN

The lilies are the tall, slen-
der Ltllum SbeoiOs1Snl, natives
OF Korea and Japan-specially
interesting now, aside from
their beauty.
They have lovely, large blooms
that open out something like a
magnolia, and come in three colors,
pink, white and red, with three to
seven flowers on each plant. If
planted now they will bloom this
season. 1Oc each, 3 for 25c.
The beOHp roots are excep-
tionally fine-15c each, 2 for
25c.
Both opened for the first time
yesterday, and direct from Hol-
land. where they receive the cul-
ture that makes them hardy-and
an experienced gardener to tell you
all about planting them.
Fresh aSS01fmeAtS eack morn
me Of The hardp Holland rose
bushes, loo each, 2 for 95c; !;
S1.25 q dO{eN..
Selected roses in the lot-plenty
Of glorious Jacks, La France.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded at the city surveying de-
partment.
Property on the west side Of Lombard
street. near Second. from r. Ainswor;h 10
Joseph Wloshinski, consideration. 500.
Properly at No. 1922 elm street, from
Lewis V. Kltsslman 20 Elizabeth A. j.
Morrow. consideration. si2o0.
Property on the south side Of Flfa
street between Van Buren and Harrison
from Arthur NJ. Mackey to Patrick j.
Cahiii. consideration. s3z5.
Property at Beech and Franklin streetl
from Samuel D. Forbes 10 Jacob T. Chip
man. consideration, $50.
Property on the west side OF Mapl,
street. near Harrison. between the sam,
parties.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

Property on the east side OF Tatnan
street between Sixth and Seventh. from
Mary +. Mooney 10 Teresa Solo, con-
sideration. S22io.
Property at Fifth and Harrison streets
from Arthur M- Mackey 10 Annie J. No
Whortcr. consideration. 1920.
Property on the south side Of street.
near property Of the Chrisuana River I'M
provement Company from Samuel W. and
John Augustus An,caulley 10 Joseph Her
bert Jeheris. consideration. S2ig7.
Property IN New Castle hundred on the
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
How Mad Is the Mad
March Hare?
lFouTth lIOOr md Sos Alslel

Not nearly so mad as
everybody thinks.
He hasn't been tearing
wildly over the fields at all.
He's been busily getting ready
for Easter-juSt the same as
the ducks and chicks and
Easter animals
Ove'grOsoH ciHmsp ducks. sc. zoe
ami 25c.
ieatherea hers and ,oosfers, 10c
and 25c
Nests, irses aHa yeiiow chicks. Q5c.
Pigeons. I0c and &C.
Rabbits IN carts, e5c.
Foxv GraHdba and UJlcle Sam
aSinde a rabbi. g5c
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Come oday, if Possible,
for Mems $ Clothine
Market street,

Tomorrow and Saturday the Easter rush. We Al
planning with extra people, to get everything sent home
matter how late this week it is bought but coming odap 1c
make sure
FIesh shipments yesterday have replenished the stool
SO that sizes are complete in all patterns
Hana-aLoed snits, s12 SIS, s1s $40 and up to s35
1aTafaHo,ea ronk coats and vests 500, s25 and $50
Fancp UesfS $3.50 up Dress h0ner So so $3.50
7oteoat $40, s12 SIS. SIS and up to $50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

Three different shades-blue,
black, and white mohair Sicilian
will be found in the lot. Every
size from 23-inch waist, which is
80 inches long, to a 27inch waist,
~ inches long. We don't expect
them to last out the day.
Is tailored suns, l00xth $50
10 500, lCW be sold tot S95
apiece.
In spite Of the poor season, of
which we hear complaints every
where, we have sold more suits
than in any previous year before
Easter. II has left us with many
ones and twos of the suits that
came early and are likely to be
passed over now because they are
little heavier than the kinds that
are arriving daily. These we shall
dispose OF today in this fashion.
Among them are some cheviots,
broadcloths and some homespun
mixtures. Sizes 81 to 40 IN thelot
The Hew silk c0atS are making
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Still Time to Trim These
Hats
Golden Salon, main floo0

For SOC to 81 there are
any number of pretty shapes,
which with the addition Of
very little trimming will bios
som out into fine Easter hats.
If you want them for rough-and-
ready use, choose the coarse. rough
straws. They are full of style.
For formal occasions, pretty lace
like tuscan braids and fine chip
hats, or combinations Of chiffon
and straw.
Chiffon hats run from s2.75 to
Sc.
Nearly every shape you
will see among the trimmed
millinery is reproduced among
these hats that are waiting for
their trimming. There are
snug little turbans; tricorne
hats with a naring turned-up
brlm; large hats that dip
down behind. TO fit closely
over the hair and spread out
Ike a parasol in front: rolling
brm sailors ; face hats-more
kinds than we can name.
Ribbon TO trim them with may
be had in the Ribbon Stor, just up
a short flight of steps-and any
particular kind Of bow you ask for
VIII be tied while you wait.
Flowers, fruit wings and quills
the newest and latest trimmings
are next to the hats in the Golden
Salon.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Bags and Suit-Cases for
Easter Trips
lJuniper street.

Selected feathers; good
mountings, the well-liked
sizes, strongly made and neat
Innings.
Grained leather bags, s1.25 to
$3.50
Alligator leather, "a. 80 to $50. 75.
Fitted bags, So to s95-all the
little helps and comforts you'll be
apt to want on the trip.
Hold-alls s2.75 TO $50, in can
vas and macintosh; take in
everything, the most capacity for
the price ~ plenty Of variety in
colors and styles.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Easter Gloves for Men
81 Instead Of $3.50
(Arcade)

Perrin FrereS' gloves-a
name that stands for all-round
excellence.
Glace lambskin, in red and tan,
with Paris point embroidery and
one clasp.
All sizes, all fresh and new-the
SOC off because the maker was
oVerstocked.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

There are more John Browns than an
Philadelphia, but they lead the Jof
Smiths by only one There are $40 Jol
Browns and Si5 John Smiths. Among q
$4,000 names recorded are 1900 White
$50 Blacks, o Greens. i Red. II Blues. an
Is Lavenders. In the bird line there a
Canary Robin, Eagle, Crow. Hawk, Spa
row, Buzzard. Peacock. and Bantam.
Your friends are always willing 1
help you carry your light loads, bt
you have TO carry the heavy ones alon
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
A Perfect MIX Food.

is Borden's Peerless Brand Evaporated
Cream. 1t has delightful, natural
flavor, and is superior to the richest
raw cream. with the added insurance
Of being sterile. Always carried by
soldiers. sailors, hunters, campers and
explores. 1t has become a household
necessity.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
consideration, $4,000.

consideration, $4,000.
Property at Tenth and Franklin streets,
between the same parties.
Property at No. 22s West Fourteenth
street. from Thomas j. Haddock to Rob
crt j.. Bruce. consideration, $500.
Property at Third and jackson streets,
from Clara M. Ferguson 10 John Forrest.
consideration, $1,000.
Property on the west side OF Trenton
street, near Tenth. from William T.. VIII
liams 70 James v Roberts consideration,
5000.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Use Nub Striped Etamine
Soc
Main Aisle

These stuffs are actually
less than the cost of making.
We have secured small lots
the last the mill had on hand.
There are two differe~t weaves
In the collecticn-one fine and
close, mere like albatross; the
other regular canvas weave.
But both come under the head of
etamines. Through them run
stripes Of lustrous wool that curl
themselves Up into little nubs or
buttons at regular intervals.
Twelve different colors to choose
from, including red, green, cadet
blue, navy-blue, blue,
brown, tan, black and gray. IS
inches wide.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Ready-He Easter Show of
Men $ Neckwear
lChestnut streell

It's surprising what effect a new scarf or cravy,r ba
upon the entire suit It's the mark of the individual" an
gives tone and style and brightness to a suit that is really old
Easter time is the season when every man feels th
ProPey OF induging his taste Easter itself is the da
when no one wants to wear an old scarf.
For months we have been preparing both in Euron
ana America and we show today most unusual collection
OF neckWear The selling space is double and there ar
plenty OF salesPeople to wait on everyone promptly
The second aisle given balance of this week 70 N
5Oc sarts which in every shape from pure to raven bc
At the regular and s15O scarfs in almost
great variety. ~
Both collections different from what vou find
more individual, brighter and right stufs
Shtts collars and cn6s right at your elbow when yo
are looking at the scarfS.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Easter Handkerchief
East of Arcade

~---- - - 80 a. -
often forgotten. So this re
minder is necessary.
For CCODieR-
Fancy dainty borders. quite Frenchy
effect, hemstitched, l2%c and 25c.
Hemstitched French handkerchief
sheer and dainty, In borders of blue, pin
red and lavender, hand-embroidered
dot effect, 50t.
Fine, sheer hemsttched handkerchief
in fancy borders; some have color
effect in center, as only the French q
do, 75c and 81.
Handkerchiefs edged with lace, pref
and effective, 121Sc and 25c.
Hemsttched handkerchiefs that ha
embroidered edges in a wide range
pretty designs, 1876 and 25e.
For mefl-FreHck-
Hemstitched handkerchiefs in rich al
handsome color effects, some with borde
others with colored centers, 81 and 81. 2
Very fine all-whiie hemsttched han
kerchlefs, with neat designs throughoJ
also some in stripe effect, 81.
Others of silk-and-linen In stripe
fects only, Sl50.
White hemsdtched handkerchiefs. wi
hand-embroidered initials in three beau
ful styles, 81.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

Property on the north side OF Founth
street. near Spruce, from Anna W. Van
<leech to Henry Snyder, consideration.
800.
Property on the north side OF Fourth
street. near Spruce, from Thomas. AIathn-
da c., Lotitia W. and David NJ. McCorkie
to Henry Snyder, consideration, s..
Property on the north side of Fourth
street. near Spruce, from David W. Jor-
dan, Letitia W. and Leonard W. Bacon
to Henry Snyder, consideration, s..
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Goats, Suits and Dresses for Girls
Home for Easter Holidays
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Il sbmg laaored smt Of course.

4 Sb1Hg ail0red SHH Of course
anywhere you can get pretty grsh suit
wetaored different from other folks mate
rails, the buttons the timmngsgive individual
touch Eton hpengh jackets box coats; graceful skirts
and syear sizes And for little nbetween gs Of years
there suits from SO to 500
4 Lab separate ,aaAplg skv1jo tamy days and 1auah
a7feH. S. to,$2l.
II serCceabb, good-i0okipg Jacket
Covers and black chevots from So to 500 box coats
in covert-coth $3.50 to $3.50 Both in a. and 1S-year
sizes.
Fot the towgo tohe4 H. dashng little REFERS in chevo
tweed and covert-cloth So
4n dssss-every pretty washable goods
woolens appropriate little silks. So to s225O.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

such a stir that it looks as
though they would be worn
very generally this spring.
A specially good long coat Of
taffeta for SIS - in black and
changeable brown. The same
style carried out in pongee at the
same price. These, when COM
pared quality for quality with other
silk coats, would seem to be worth
regularly $50. We have made
special arrangements with the
maker and can sell them for $1S
to anyone who expects to travel
and wants a light, cool, thin wrap.
Lahe Shk 6i0aSeS and Zion
JaoketS, trimmed in many
pretty ways, are something
entirely new. $11 to $40.
Long silk coats. s1s to s3s.
Full.length pongee coats, SIS to
s62. so.
Three-quarter pongee coats, SIS
to S3S.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

NOyO5h SHlIS OF due serge, s.. 90
to SIS of finished cheviot, So to
SIS. 8 to 17-year sizes,
DOHbIe-bfeaSted coat sHits, blue
serge or cheviot, So to SIS; fin
ished cheviot, So to SIS. 8 to IT.
year sizes.
AboHt 2OO0 sailor suits, 8 to 12-
year Sizes. regulations of blue
serge, s5; regular sailors, red,
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Knights Of Malta.

william Mckinley Commandery
knights OF Malta, conferred the apron
green degree and the knight OF the
green degree at the meeting last even-
ing. There was also two proposition
cards on the table. and these viii be
acted upon in two weeks.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Jr. o. U q. NJ

q Welcome Council. no q.
~ Jr. o. e. a. H.. received
EsM two proposition cards las,
W'S-C&1 evening. The Oriental
M Degree no. st1. also re-
oeived propositions from
two candidates. Following the business
meeting refreshments were served and
a smoker was held 20 give the members
an opportunity TO spend a social hour.
Diligent Council. No. 10, initiated one
candidate.
on April 27 this council VIII hold
big initiatory exercises and take In
ten candidates.
The directors Of the New Hall Com
pany viii meet on Saturday. April O..
10 present the returns made by the
different councils. The company rs in
a good financial condition, according
70 the reports made by the various
councils.
Il Is proposed TO purchase property
for a new home for the order. Il will
either be lot on which TO erect 3
suitable building or a building and
ground.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
90. q -.

- Oriental Lodge. SO fa
- K NJ r. wil hold p boom
80 session on Friday even
r7-.JA ~ when lVe candidates rii
~ DE- Initiated fhe work
SC,ef> 10 pc performed by the
new decree team
a special feature Of the crcn'ne uH
he q supper and smoker which w
follow the business session dnl r'
which the members expect 90 have q
lively social time
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
/ o Q. E.

Naomi Lodge Re-
Wsl &c. becca Degree. be
fH TX ~ election OF ON
c ~ last evening whC
the following We
ohosen to serve for the ensuing tern
Noble grand. Miss Virginia Yves.
vice grand, Mrs. Emma Jackson, re-
cording secretary. Miss Mary Mole.
Hope Lodge also held an election am
chose the following named officers
Noble grand, J. r. Montgomeryi vie
grand. william c. Lovless; recording
secretary. j. "a. Weeks.
one candidate was given the first de-
gree.
The compliments Of Mr.. and Mrs
Willis L. Overdeer. who have been
married recently were presented 60 the
lodge in the form Of a handsome cake
which was greatly enjoyed by the mcm-
bers present
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

Eczema, scald head, hives. itchiness
OF the skin Of any sort. instantly re-
lieved. permanently cured. Doan's Oint-
ment AT any drug store. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
heptasophs.

william Mckinley Conclave, No. 10,
Heptasophs or S. w. NJ. received two
propositions for membership last evon-
ing. An entertainment committee is
now out making arrangements TO give
an entertainment in the rooms at an
early date.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
shleld of honor.

American Lodge, Shield Of Honor re-
ceivcd two proposition cards last night
Initiation win be held next week when
several new members viii be admitted
TO the order.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

blue and brown serge, SO to s1C
black or white braid trimming
some have two shields, silk scar
some in colors, some in black.
The finest mixed stifS in sail
suits are in infinite variety-gra'
are iavorite and shepherd plaid.
many made up with bright er
broidery trimmings and scarfs.
to $40.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31

n Usage Tribe. No 30, 7.
Mex O. r.. NJ. engaged in O
VNy<fR . warm contest over the
election Of officers inst
TN, night The result as an-
nounced when The ballots
were counted was as foilowsf
Prophet A. n. Sauhorn sachom. j
A. Hobson; senior sycamore, G.. r
Perkins junior sycamore r. j. Curry.
keeper Of records. w. r. Bunting;
keeper Of wampum. G.. II. McAllistcr;
trustee for eighteen months, Al. IL.
Squire.
After the members Of Osago ad-
journed the Haymakers' Degree went
into session and initiated ten candi-
dates. An oyster supper ana smoker
followed at which many visiting Red
Men from other tribes .in this city were
entertained. The attendance was sd
large that the rooms were taxed 90
their utmost TO accommodate the crowd
present
Mattahoon Tribe. no. II elected tho
following named officers for the ensuing
term last evening.
Prophet. C.. B Massey; gachem y
r. Todd. senior sagamorc william
centsh. Junior saesmore, George
Baker. CHIEF OF records. John T. Wii
iIams' keeper Of wampum. William r
clayton collector OF wampum Joh
n. Boozer.
The ~ enhance was he largest
fhe history OF the tribe. there loi
about one-th.rd Of the mcmbere nrr
ert Following Adjournment mr
members o. the tribe visited fhe smolrr
given bv the Hnynakers' Degree in OIL
roor7 of Osage Tribe Do the smi
building
The allied tribes Of Red Nen rlo
meet in Red Mems wiFwam. have
cutei tho Lyccur Tresfro FOR thf v
corucncire April if for TIE benrft Of
the Red Nen's Hall Company. Heafts
of Oak" w'n he Given on Monday Tues
dnf md Wedres ily nights and "Harrt
Hotiiran" on The remaining three
nirf-s Tickets can be procured ~
r. vs. rorrier who s. chairman OF tho
erteffalnment committee.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Boys Clothing for Easter
Market street.

Medium weight mixed stufs in light shades and dark
serges-for boys from 2s to II years-al-woo fabrics 81
sewing and the best cutting and shaping that experience
taught the twenty-seven years that We have been se
boys clothing.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Pereale Shirtwaists, SOC
lMsln Aisle

thaln Aisle)
Little white cords and neat black
figures cover the sturdy white
ground. Made simply and SER
viceably.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
Today. Three DAYS Before Easter

we have some unusual news of tine mOhaH 1CakHg skirts
1853 beautifully tailored and cut worth $3.50 to $S apiece
here for $4 We Know of other stores that have bought
them large quantities and paid the maker the wholesale
price of $45O apiece.
Evening journal., 1904-03-31
The Souvenir Corner
Juniper street,

A good place to get little
Easter gifts-plenty Of variety
and prices, 10c to s..
Philadelphia spoons Plaster heads
poclIet-knives Plaster busts
Pocket combs Pictures
Match safes Fancy china
Watch fobs Clocks
Pin trays Mlrrors
Hat pins stems
Cut glass lnkstands
Silver pencils Desk ornaments
Bric-a-brac Tobacco jars
Pine racks BOOK racks
Plaster placques Postal cards
Postal card albums
Views Of Philadelphia, New York, etc