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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Resolved. That the corporation
counsel be requested 20 report 20 the
city council as early az may be what
steps are necessary 20 enable the city
- issue bonds "a pay for site for a
library building whether the aucH-
tion ~ authorizing such bond isHuc
may be voted upon az either Eenrr-
al or a special election. and whether
the persons voting "a such election
upon such question must be duly re-.
Elstcred voters ~ the city: and any
other matters material. IN hts tuAg
ment. 90 the subject az necessary Tor
the fun Information % this body"
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II is all wen enough
10 look wisely the
eocenaon Of onvvai particles oascng together form visible
vapor To the citizen which
sioaaiy drifts
October atmosphere
quart wen beaten
known in the
din with fog horns
per visit.
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HlGHWAYMEN
MAKE POOR HAUL
Hold Up a Japanese and Secure IS
Cents and Cheap Watch

n. Matine. a Japanese iaborer. was
held w al the points ~ rgvolVefa by
masked mon on Jackson street az
o'clock last evening and relieved ~
IS cents and sun metal watch.
Matiue WAS walking along Jack
son street near slSth avenue when
he was confronted IS two men. They
ordered him ~ hold up his hands ana
poknd their reviewers into the Jap'a
face 10 give force 10 their command.
Mntiue put up his hands and while
one % the men covered him with the
reVoivera the other Fitird his pockets.
The matter was reported % the po-
lice soon after II occurred.
saa-ssaasas D
FIVE men with teams and Hcrapers.
Fred Rosenstock. sfth and =. Fir.
fHaa=a=az--=-
LA ROCHE. removed 20 sit First.
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pRoF. slIEI.nnN

PROF. SHELDON,
THE FIRST REGISTERED AS
WELL AS THE FIRST LICENS-
ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
A T 4 l. e, AGAIN RE-
TURNS To THE
CITY.
PALMIsTRY- Prof. sheldon. the
worlds greatest palmist and clair
Voyant, may be consulted daily on
all affairs Of life. Prof. sheldone
work Is entirely different from 9TH
er mediums and sclf-stylcd clair.
Noyants. No darkened rooms or
cabinet, but everything done In the
broad. open light Of sober sense
land you In possession OF yoursl.
He positively refuses 20 accent n
Zee IN advance for readings or epo-
clhl work until he IL through. and
not then II you are not perfectly
satisfied. His information and adj
vice on marriages, divorces, sepn-
ratlons. love and family nffalrs.
business transactions, lawsuits.
etc, are accurate and truthful. He
reunites the separated, settles low
ers quarrels, causes speedy mar
rlages, locates hidden treasures.
cures fits and drunkenness. sd-
Vises you rs 20 whether or not you
WIZ Nv EAAAfNFAA VI AAA AilfAHk UT ~
business. lie looks into your hand
and tells you what ails you, and
oftentimes by good advice, gives
you back your lost nerve and en-
erRy. No matter what trouble YOU
may have, call and he viii help
you.
PROF SHELDON,
1908 Third avenue, corner OF Seneca
street.
pRimistry taught. Mediumlstie per
sons developed.
Home all day Sunday.
MADAM CAROLINA 49, The we'll
known, wonderful olalrvoyant me-
dunn, tells past, present and flu
ture: names given. palmist read
ings and cards. 25c up. Room 6.
1915 Second avenue.
CONTRACTORS and'surLpnRs
BROMLEY a WELLS, general co..
tractors, n Starr Boyd building Tsi
Main $50.
soDBRQUisT q RosELEAF, shops
at 2is-220 Spring street.
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AUCTION SALES

MONRTROUg auction sale Of the
season. 1890 stock of furniture 81
the peoples Furniture Stores. 1872
1914 Second Ave the entire stock
Will be- sold az public auction
Thursday. October the l1fh. az
1880 a. m. nH the pruprietnrN.
ilrowder a. Compton are positively
retiring from business. they carry
nothing but O high grade stock.
consisting ~ fine bedroom suites.
parlor furniture about 200 fine en-
nmel bedsteads. all styles, 500 rock
ern all htyiea twenty dozen oak
high back dining chairs. hue oak
extension and center tables. side
boards, high grade folding beds.
fne roll and fat top desks. mat
tresfea springs. pillows. comforts.
blankets by the toms. every one
can be well supplied AT this sale.
lots 81 goods. Look for big adv.
TueHday. Store viii be open for In
Epection "wednesday. Joe Martin.
Huctioneer.
AUCTION sale or hardware al Mar
tin Il Fpxn aaiearonmn. 2Zi9 First
avenue. wednesday. October 18Th.
10. % a. ~. goods viii be put up in
lots 20 suit tho dealers. Joe Mar
tin. huctioueer.
AUCTION SALE 81 the season; eie-
giant furniture. - O. Bickert0n
VIII seil on the premises. No. 1915
Ninth avenue. fiat X. on Wednes-
Say, the 18th. 81 i0.20 sharp oak
hedset, brass mounted beds. spring
mattresses. bedding, elegant side
board. leather seat dining chairs,
extension table. elegant Davenport.
cost fi2b Turkish rug. cost 800
center table. fine rockers. Roman
chair. touches. willow rockers,
bookcase. fine parinr clock. writ
inF desk. upright piano. cost $50:
lace eurtains. poriieres. cost $50
pair. steel range. cr0ckery. glass.
finc rugs. etc. r. @. Bickerton.
auctigureg.
y. q. ntckEnTOS. general auction.
Ger. 1872 F1rrt avenue
JOE MARTIN. general auctiouecr.
22iR First avenue.
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NORTHUMBERLAND

JOHN GRAHAM, zs.aa Mcdonald biE
~ w.. HoUGHTON. H4i7 Collins
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NLnrIins cLEANIsG

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing CO
clothes boz shape 81 % month. dyeug.
repairing iW1 Third Bun 1905
Hi0ffEHr prices f0r cnat-0n clgth'nH.
Dave Taylor. 80 Starr Boyd bulldog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Resolved. by the city council OF
the city OF Seattle thai the library
commission be requested 20 make se-
lection II suitable sites for such
building To ohtRin prices from any
persons who may have such sites
Tor sale and 90 acquire any other tn
formation which. In the opinion 81
the commission. may be useful IN
forwardlHw the securing ~ pcr-
maneut building SHE. ana 10 report
an their actions Ia ihe premises. with
their recommendations. ns early as
may be 20 the city council. and be h
further
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AthIon and Inland FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot OF Col
amhia street.
Leave aaatiir-f 20 a. m. Except
sundnyHl and 1890 q. m. 1915 =. m.
ffor Hrcmerton onlFl and $3.50 D. "a.
saturday only. extra trip II 80 D. n. }
Leave Brrmcrtun g. Is and iiss a.
m, SEQ and 9 rs y. IA. Leave sidney
ITO and ~ 1890 a. IN. 600 .. IN.
Leave Charieaton-k. % add it.ss a.
M. SOS 3. ~.
For Pleasant fieach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
~ 1000 a. m. and i;it =. m. Leaving
bremertan al 10 a. M. and els =. m.
Fare 20 cenfH round trip.
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nlsINrss eoLI.rnns

CLARkE'S Pernin shorthand sch9a'.
Individual instruction. O. Boston.
LEos business CoiIego Union-2d. In
dividual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
nualnaAa CnllnEn. sacnnh and PKG
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OsbOitHE. THEMPEH A Co. nc.
Abstract Co, established iss3. Min
ms claim abstracts. Basement Of the
Mutual LIFE building
Booth Whittleacy- Hanford Abstract
Co, established 1870. basement u
Halter block Telephone Main isi
SEATTLE Abstract Co. n. y. bljck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Mr. James. the
city prisoners directing
the board public
JAN which drunl thieves
the winter heavens scowi
and
II the councilman care people nock
become decidedly unpopular
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DANCING ACADEMIES

PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of ball room
and fancy dancing. az Madiaon.
Phone Buff Gff
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
OF SEATTLE.
.spitnl stock paid IN. SsSa.eoo. surplus.
y Forth. pres. 8 Goldsmith. wise
pres =. Y. AnkcnY. cashier
Correspondents 81 principal cities IN
the United states and Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Second avenue and Pike street CAPT
tai paid up. 800 sN f. &. Neufeaacr
pres. J n Hayden. cash J. T. Green.
Leaf. asst cash. Commercial savings
and trust business
Scandinavian American Bank
% Seattle. A general banking business
transacted, Deposits. ti.ga@a A
chilberR. pres. I. CrondahL arsi
vice prtm. A. ". soeibrrg cash J. p.
Lane. asst cash. No branches
National Bank of commercs
Paid up capital. . sltoeo
TrunKacts general banking business.
H. G. Henry. pres: II. r. Spencer
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Ssis Deposit vaai. Boxer Tor Asa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. .Sitn 600
General banking business transacted.
J. u. Hoge. Jr., prea. ~ McMicken.
vice pres. L. Turner. cash. u. =
Parkhurat. asst. caah. Exchange on
principal cities Of L. S. and Europe.
The Canadian Sank Of Commerce
Capital paid up ..s............. s.. p1l. l0g
eight million dollRrsl
fntarea, allowed on limo d.nosi,s
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner Of
James street and Second avenue.
u. a. CAMERON. MANAGE.
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IA W PHILLIPS. ~ isassy 6i5sS
Chicago Dental 60 "a Iiinckiey
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CLAIi,voYANrsl

=. ". school TeiesTap6y. Pioneer n
WILSON'S Mod. Illus. Coll. Main 4i6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

In Tacoma there being held the nrst
se-Tacoua Inurhan nterdenomnatonai
school Institute
secretary and with such
ehAringy hfaiuin aggregation
hes for name7 You might yourself
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Washington Dental and ~
iographIc Supply CO.
an COLUMBIA srREr

Wholesale and retail DEALER s..r
Photographic material. Mans ,.'.,ip
ers OF the famous w. ID + u''
err and toning solution.
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co on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND Ed
MONDa ROUTE
". Seattle. ~ a. "a. Y IN. . u. m.
Nv. Everett. stil g. IA. 30. 7.is !, IA.
Three round trlpa daily. fncindlnF
Sunday. IN effect Sept =. 1901
Connections AZ Seattle with str
Flyer for Tacoma Al Everett with
SIT NlkhAu for SnnhafniHh. and Ever
Ftt ard Monte Cristo Railway
goimnn Dock Seattle Tel Red III
Merchants Deck Everett Teiephons
ca n d SCOTT. Manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
BUILDING
A LIBRARY
Council Takes Action TO Has
ten Carnegie Gift

ny a unanimous resolution, the city
council last night instructed the H.
hrary commission To at onec look up
a suitable site Tor the public library
building. which win be paid Tor by
the gift OF Andrew Carnegie The
committee ia urged 60 act promptly
aud report is hndlnss 90 the eoun-
ell. a number ~ sites will be report.
ed upon. together with their cost
condition OF title, etc, The resolu-
ton OF Councilman Parry ran as fol-
Lowe
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DANCING lessons private 0r iu class
- daily Prot Wilson's Dancing
School Hnnke block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known. wonderful clalrvoyant mo.
dunn, tells past, present and fu-
ture: names given: palmist read
ings and cards. 25c up. Room &.
1G2ib Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
A. an early Date

Whereas Il IN desired az aH early
date as practicable 90 acquire a
suitable elite Tor public library
building. Go enable the city 60 avail
itself OF the generosity OF Andrew
Carnegie and
Whereas, the estimates of the city
expenditures FOR the ensuing year
are about Go be made up Tor the pur-
pose Of nNlng the tax levy Tor that
year. now. therefore b. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

ANOTHER OIL WELL PA o.
The Great Northern Oh Conn.,.
VIII Eei o. work soon The ~
and most famous 90 apouter w,ee'ss.
beaumont. Tex, w1f drilled ~. !
rotary hydraulic plant. ana
Great Northern Oh 90. no.. -
such % machine On ths es,s -
route ~ Hoquinm. Whence Z. r.
be transported 70 Copalls b w
whore nre 70 be- found the 49,, ,'lt
dencra ~ petroleum Ia The 80. ~.
WaHhinR The 0fsaf No,,t. =
on 90 hopes ~ settle the ga,... =
~ The oKtaui ~ The 81 be4s 4, ti
pals Point within o. few wsA,. -
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
KITCHEN
PURELY Personal.

A NJ Smith was out to his
cattle ranch on NewIin creek to-
day.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner returned
from a three-weeks' visit in the
east today.
Percy Donovan is suffering
severely from an attack of ap-
pendicitis,
Mrs. }. B, Holman of Port
land, Oregon, is visiting her sister
Mrs. j. |. LANCER of East Third
street
DR.. and Mrs. r. E Smith
left this morning for Rockvale TO
be present at the Gillem funeral
services.
Miss Sackett of Waco, Texas,
is visiting the family of S. R.
Amter, at the Amter terrace on
East Third street
j A. Stewart of Victor, who
was here looking over the oil fields,
left last night for home. He will
return in about week
Mr. and Mrs. John Ham berg,
of Chicago, arrived yesterday
afternoon and will visit their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Smith.
Miss Clara Belle Hampel of
Lees Summit, Missouri, left for
her home today after spending a
few days with E. j Vail and
mother
w. H Davie, n p. Hill.
Arthur Hoyt, J f Boggs, Albert
Brown and G. A. Dorm comprise
a herd of Florence Elks who went
to the Springs today.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
NEwKIRK q HANGER
Excursion to WestcIiffe.

The NJ E. Sunday school ex
cursion passes through Royal
George, Park Dale and Wet
Mountain valley, giving view
of the finest mountains in the
state. Coming back, picnics at
Hillside, the prettiest spot in the
state, Tickets 81 25; half fare,
l Is at G w. Smiths shoe store,
kelso's Department store and
Lewis & Vests.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

w. w. Kirby, of Cripple Creek,
is being shown over the oil fields
by Newkirk Il Hanger in the in
terest of the Columbia Crude Oil
company of Beaumont, Texas.
Mr. Kirby has recently returned
from Beaumont after spending
several months there, He says
the Florence field does not pro-
duce as large wells as the Beau
mont district but the grade is far
superior
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

The insurance adjusters, who
were here yesterday looking over
losses caused by the burning of
the Ell Paso mill, have not yet done
anything, but will wait the arrival
of legal representative of the Ell
Paso Reduction company
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
A Snap.

One of the largest and best
paying restaurants in the city offer
their business for sale or trade
This is an excellent opportunity
to get in business on ground floor,
as later on you could not get such
a location. Investigate this propo-
sition.
2S.3 NEwKIRK q HANGER
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
Up-to-Date.
Wallis salt water taffy.

The funeral services over the
body of j H Gillem who died
suddenly at Rockvale Monday
morning were held at his residence
at , O'Clock this afternoon. In
terment at Highland cemetery.
A number attended from here.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

See j H ,Jansen's ad which APP
pears on the third page of THE
TRIBUNE today Mr., Jansen is
right up-to-date in his work and
guarantees a neat, tasty job.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

The beautiful palms which
adorned the Elk's club rooms last
night were loaned by 5 ID Lane,
the new proprietor of the Florence
greenhouses
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
Something New.
Wallis cream bar. 30-32

The Y. p. S, @. E of the
Christian church will give an ice
cream supper at the Emerson
school building on West Second
street Friday evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

Mrs h. h Smith was the lucky
one in winning the Dick Dolan
bicycle in the rafting contest
1t was ratified by high dice, her
throw being 43.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
LOCAL NOTES.

Born July 81, to Mr., and Mrs.
l.. j. Long of Alabaster avenue, a
l0-pound girl Mother and child
are doing nicely.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

@, w, Thomas finds that his
health is failing and therefore he
is closing out his stock of jewelry
at auction. See his big ad on the
fourth page.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
Big Bargains in Suits.

All light and medium colors in
summer and medium weight
mems suits cut down, on this
sale, SO very low that it will
be a big surprise Come and
be convinced.
ia Mems high grade round
and square cornered dress
suits, actual value from
II 80 to Is 80. your
choice 1000
l45 mems serviceable bust
ness suits, none less than
1000, placed on sale at 775
lis boys long pants suits.
worth from Cts to 8 90
special sale price 4.S5
Young mems round and
square cornered fancy
black and blue black
dress suits, worth 1900
and l4.O0, special price 9.95
Boys 50 knee pants suits 1875
3 80 school suits 2.25
Fancy 3 piece children's
suits, fancy silk velvet
vest, worth So and Sc.
age 3 to 8. to close out 3.95
ll9 pairs mems 2 so pants
broken lot, to close 1.25
Mems $50 soft wool and
silk mixed dress over
shirts on this sale cut to 2.45
Mems ESQ French flannel
light dress overshirts 1.5O
Mems celluloid collars .O8
l0c red and blue handker-
chiefs 6 for .25
SOC neckwear, all styles, .25
Good summer underw,r,suit .35
75c good working gloves so
Men and boys fancy stripe
75c & 81 summer sweater so
Boys fancy 75c overshirts
with two separate collars
cut to so
All our canvas and straw
hats worth 25c to 81 go at 90
Boys 75c q 81 felt hats so
Mems lOc sox 6 pairs for .25
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

The Warmest Ever.
Wallis for soft tatfy. 30.32
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
Call for City Warrants.

Office oi CITY Treasurer.
Notice is hereby given to holders OF the fol.
lowing numbered city warrants on the Water
fund, towit: 1888, 49, 1856. lSI, lT5 17s. 1885, IS9,
100, lel 1872 1893, 1884, 1885, 1876. l9I. 1875 l99 200 sol
ao3, 23 20l 25, 26 20i, .os 2Ul, 2l0. 2li PIP 2ls
2l4, 2l5, 2i6 2ll, 220 2l9, rs 22t 222 22S 2f4
226, 22I 22s, 22l, 20 2si, 2a9 233 2SI 2S5 238 2s
2SS, 2a9, 2i0 24i, 2i2 9lS, 2ii, 2i5, 2I6.
The above warrants will be paid on presenta.
tion at the city tressurer's office Interest on
the above warrants will in thirty (3Ol
days from the date of this notice.
ID. 4. JACK,
City Treasurer.
Florence, Colo, July 16, 1901.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

Wallis Invention.
Free samples of new candy to
ladies Saturday afternoon. 30-32
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

We will sell you good shoes at
prices lower than ever. A
few broken lots to close out
at the cheapest possible price.
Come and get your choice
and fit in time.
One lot Dittman d Krippen-
dorf high grade, hand
turned shoes; also com
mon sense, plain toe, for
old ladies, worth 80, at 2.39
One lot John S,rootman high
grade, lace and button,
300 shoes, on this sale 1893
Ladies' $2 shoe, "A bargain at 1.48
Ladies' black and tan 2.25
fine Oxfords on sale at 1.5O
Ladies' l50 Oxfords at 1.l8
Ladies' l.50 toe slippers LIS
One lot misses aud chill
dren's shoes, every pairN
warranted, all sizes, l25
to l.75, to close 80
Misses and children's LOO
and l25 shoes on sale at .65
Misses and children's black
and red toe slippers worth
up to LOO special 80
$50 pairs childrep's spring
heel shoes
Sizes 2 to 5 worth rs at .48
" 6 = .85 .65
Mems 50 shoes cut to 2.l9
Mems $50 shoes cut to 1.S9
Mems 81 shoes cut to Las
Mems 15O shoes cut to 1,19
Boys heavy l 25 shoes .98
Boys so shoes Lie
Boys 200 shoes cut to 1875
Mems Zoe hose, six pairs .25
Mems l5c hose, 3 IS
Mems 25c hose, 2 .25
FURNISHINGS.
Mems l50 hats, all styles 100
50 hats, latest styles 1.5O
So hats, best in the world 200
Mems SOC fancy suspenders 20
Boys suspenders .O5
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
Trade drawing prices in our
Dry Goods Dept

Children's l5c ribbed hose 10
Boys and girls playground"
double heel 20c stockings .15
Ladies' 35c fine black hose .25
20c d 22tc lawns and
dimities .13A
l0c Cypress gingham .C6b
Sc to 12ac torchon lace .O5
Plain and fringed ST. 30 bed
spreads closing at 1.19
Ladies' 60c shirt waists .43
Ladies' Soc shirt waists SO
Ladies 81 so shirt waists SO
l2sc lawns q white goods .O6b
Waist and skirt lengths
black silk d satin worth
up to $3.50, clearing at .871
10 dozen infants lawn bon
nets, regular 25c quality,
special price OF
36 in. light and dark colors,
l5c percales IL
9 children's trimmed hats,
worth from % to 2.2o, at 10
Ladies' muslin drawers. tor
chon trimmed, 60c quality 40
Ladies' muslin gowns, lace
and embroidery trimmed,
l 30 quality, special. l.19
% pieces light and dark
color outing, well worth
l0c, special .O73
Ladies' l5c linen collars O3
Ladies', 65c calico wrappers 40
Ladies LOO wrappers 10
&c Turkish wash cloth 8 for Sc
7lc bleached towels .O45
4oc bleached table linen 90
l5c percaline lining .O65
l2bc pillow cases .O9
Chlldren's calico dresses
Age 2 to 5 worth Is at 90
+" 10 Z" l.25 =" .56
'' -" Ia =. 200 |" .06
80 in bleached table linen,
worth 2 %, clearing at l.65
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01
FURNIS SHINGS.

Mems 1.50 hats, all styles 100
81 hats, latest styles 1.5O
So hats, best in the world 200
Mems soc fancy suspenders 20
Boys suspenders .O5
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-01

Carloads of Fall and Winter goods are coming in. We
every department Big Store will be sold regard
of
Come and See for Yourself that We Mean Business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-02
TIE RED HEAD.

d ED HEADS have been getting a
n bad name in Chicago. The police
of that city have noticed that of
I late nearly all the prominent criminals
who have been arrested have had
auburn tresses. This started some Of
the city's sIeuths on an investigation.
which has resulted in the claim that
a red-naired man or woman is 20 be
found at lhe bottom of every great
crime that has required brains and
nerve. Further than this they have
found that there is only one instance
Of red-headed crook attempting to
conceal his identity by the use of hair
dye Red Sullivan of hoid-up fame
tried this, but without success, for a
Iinge Of red at the roots of his hair be
trayed him.
\ short time ago Mrs. Leslie Carter.
who is blessed with a wealth of auburn
hair, delivered a little disquisition on
the woes Of the red-headed youngster
whose life is made miserable by being
called such soul-searing names as
red" .csOrre1 top and sandy" From
this a Denver philosopher on red hair
deduces the theory that the undue
tendency to crime among the red
headed is due to the persecution they
are visited with in childhood. In view
of certain statistics on red heads in
West Virginia which have been gather
ed by the Cincinnati Enquirer this
theory seems to fail.
The newspapers researches in West
Virginia show that out of nine gov
errors the state has had six red-head-
ed executives. The outgoing governor
has an auburn matched roof and so
has the newly elected official This
would seem to indicate that the effect
of red hair on the character is due TO
climate. 1t may be that the lake
breezes of Chicago have a peruiciOus
effect on red hair, making it ingrowing
and thus degenerating the brain. on
the other hand West Virginia seems to
be particularly congenial to the de-
velopment of red clad brains. Hence it
might be a good thing for Chicago to
establish in West Virginia a colony of
red heads where, instead of developing
criminal instincts, they would expand
into successful political candidates.