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BY virtue off deed Of trust ers,,,,.,l -
@. Mathews, trustee, by e. +. Anal, -. "a
Esther Austin, his wife, datoi ON 49, 5 ~
day N October 1901 and recor,Isj l., 80 ,t.
Clerks office Of the County Co,,-, 49,. az 'ns
County West Virginia IN trust and 9 So.u
gage Book 80 at Page 1893 10 ,e 49, = ~ IT,
Baltimore bargain House ip H. rsv,,.' ~,
of the'nm of one thousand dollar NJ ,,.o.s
fully set uut boz said deed of tr,,s, 80
ianlt having been nude I'm an, 49,. go ~,
ihtfe2it AND being required so 10 u H. ~
,o'd baltimore Bargain House g
."atne"s trustee ns Aforesaid viii an ,i,.
10TH. DAY Ot FEutuARy 1000
commencing ~ one p. m. attbeIiysry
h3fn OF =. j. Austin boz the town of Crsnts.
H'"ei ". a. proceed 90 sell. by way of ppt,
ic auction 20 the highest bidder ibe iron.
ery conveyed by said Iced OF fr,ist ,r ~,
nluach thereof as may be necessary fo s,tisfy
said Indebtedness, ssid Personal pr,no-,y
described therein aa follows. fo viii 'Ni,.
hrHd OF horse. eight buggies and carriage.
seven 'et OF harness nnd ali other 90.
and appliances aud nccoutrensen,s ir,l,,,i.....
'addle- brides, Fobos De, beionOing ~ 80
used in connection with tllp Head 90 I \,
cry Barn Of The ssid p. J.. Ans,i, H. ~.
Town of Gran svilie w. Na
kRMs or sALE Cash ir hand .., a. b.
of sale. %" "''
A.G. NArAFws Trustee
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G. A. JARVIS is doing Il land office
business IN collecting taxes Claude
is a hustler, and in the Office OF Dep
ity Sheriff, fills the hill to IT"
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It pays To- lot the public know
when YOU have anything good for
sale This Store has been througed
for several days with people who left
loaded with bargains Que object
in this extensive advertisement 81 90
give every one au agreeable chance
on their COST PRICES. Austins.
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j. Nj. Hamilton was confined 20
his room most all of last week with
neuralgia.
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6 MAr.r
A FRIEND.

This signature is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets
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Mrs Charlie McGraw left Satur-
day morning for Parkersburg and
other places for short visit.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

G. M. Lowers and Fred Pell re-
turned from attending Federal Court
at Parkersbutg, lasl Friday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Nearly everybody and their wives,
daughters and sweethearts speut the
mornings oft last few days on the
ice
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Alfred T.. Keupey has been at
Parkersburg f'r the past week, inter
esled in sHne Of the eases before the
Federal Court.
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n. II. Greeoawait, representa-.
tive of the Oil Well Supply Co., was
registered at the Willard Friday
night.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

There have been only two marriage
licenses issued since our last report
md those are; Joseph Marks, IS, to
Jessie Whitsell, 81; Lewis II. Ben.
nett, 81, u Jennie Welzel. %.
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At Injecting Of the Library Club
Friday night. it was decided to PLAY
"Uhcie Josh" dc some time in the
near futnre
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G ID. Starkey was Il prominent
visitor at the County seat one day
last week
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Hon. q. Warren Hays was here
Friday and Saturday, looking after
his legal interests.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Bee HmkirR. 5. &. Barr and H.
ii. Bland arc all attending Federal
CourC4at Parkersburg, in the capac
ity % Jurors.
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and father and mother to mourn her
loss. They all have the entire SYM
Pathy of all; especially do the latter,
whose loss is very great.
A FRIEND.
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Brick" Silcott came up and spent
a day in town the latter part of last
week.
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a. A. Stump, of Staten, was has
mess visitor in the metropolis Sat
urday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

j &. Freed, merchant, of Freed
WAS here Saturday transacting bus
mess.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Commodore Norm Williams was
joking with the boys here Saturday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

We will close ont our entire stock Of
goods at cost. Come som.
JEFFREYs & DUIIN.
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Levi Jehreys has moved into the
Knots property, recently vacated by
Perry Stump.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Wade II. Belts, one of Center
districts leading teachers, vas in
town Saturday
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21
ills a Pity.

The human family are prone TO
pain. Pain i'll the joints, in the mus.
cles, headache, bachaehe, rheumatism
cramps, ect, certainly make life mis-
cradle. Therefore it is pity that
any such sufferers hesitate to expend
% cents for Quick Relief the al.
ways sure external AS well as internal
cure.
PIle-ine Cures Piles.
Money refunded ifit ever fails.
ANTEAGUE cures Chills and Fever.
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An elegant line of mems and boys
caps at PelPs.
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Atty. Bruce Terrell was profession
ly engaged in Grantsville Saturday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

DIR. / G.. White was a business
visitor AT the county seat Saturday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Nyou'll notice the Chronicle has
nice bunch of correspondence
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Try an nd in the Chronicle. l,
always brings good results.
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Q. ii Craddock was at Parkers.
burg most all Of last week.
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w God Co. Bank.


PARKERSBURG, w. VA.
DEPOSITORY or sraTE OF wrsrvA.
Capitol Fully Paid, ssON OOo
shareholders Liability, 10000 Oe
surplus and Undivided Profits; 81, 10000
Total security over and above all
other assets, SIYl. 800 On
OFFICERS:-H. L. CAswELL. Presi.
ldent; EDwAKD NELLY, Cashier: /. r
DLLLIcKER and +. Z. WArEGMAN. Vice
Presidents.
DIRECTORS:-Joei Beekwith. II. Ir
SHSwel, W. Davidson, l.. h. Dellicks
lhos Gartlan, +. C.. Gerwig, Joe K ellnr r
>. Pope, A. b. White, +. +. Waterman.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Offers to depositors every facility which
warrant.
Safety Boxes for rent of the latest and
most improved pattern.
commissioners Sale of Valpable Ros:1
- Estate ~'
BY virtue of a decree Of the c;ro,,;,
Court Of Calhoun County West Viro;n.
rendered ut the October Term. 1901 Of ssi3
court IN the chancery cause NJ o.
Dutheld against Mary j. DuAieId 80
Others, the undersigned commissioners, -
either Of them, will on VI
MONDAY, the 10th day Of FEBRUARY
1902, offer for sale at the front 49,
the court house Of said county n, -;
auction to the highest bidder. the RI @
tate M said cause decreed to be sold th.,
10 SSy' 4 parcel Of One-haif acre Of land ~,
nate ~ the forks Of the White Oak and H.
W est Fork roads in washington H..
IN the said county, and which marcel ,Si.3
- known as the Duffeld Mill Il, "a ~
Guides the mill and all it's fixtures and -,
Puternances lately owned by w. A D,f
held'; decsase l. the said parcel OF one.bsir
mere having been surveyed and msrked "a
10y l.. u Knots, l.. S. Witt and CIsrLso,,
rogers commissioners appointed bv decree
y" '"i' cause 10 make partition Of the real
es'a'g OF "hich Cue said w. A. Dufietd dieS
,eteo' ana Tor . more particular description
OF the same reference /. here nal t 'P'.Gn
plat and report Of said commissions,, eiaS
MED with the papers Of said cause
Terms Of Sale:-Ien Der cent Of ~, -.
,h@'e price cash IN hand en- DAY Of sale and
me residue on credit Of one and two Ts g.
-ak'ng from the purchaser tor the defsrrsJ
hstaiiments, notes in equal sums with goo5
PERSONAL security bearing interes, from the
lay oil sale. X. G.. Linn, Spoe;,l
}. VI. HAMILTON COM nj
certify that bond has been given by the
iOoVe named commissioners as required bv
ne decree in said cause Teste.
\. ". HAIL, Clerk.
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See the list Of real estate for sale
IN this issue by the editor Of this pa.
per Here's fine chance to buy
faim, alta bargain
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Mrs Il. l.. Austin returned Fri.
day from Petersburg.
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s. 5. Patterson, the blacksmith, is
kept busy all the time The ring Of
his hammer can be heard at almost
all hputs during daylight.
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We are authorized to announce
that there will be a box supper at
the ST Paul church, on Pine creek,
IN Saturday before the 4th Sunday
in Jany for the benefit of the church.
All are invited.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Laxative BrOmo.Qm
cure q cold in 1ue day. no cure ma
pay. Price ID cents
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Jack" Jedreys has moved his FAM
lily from the property on Main street
which he recently sold e. Mrs. Cook,
20 the house occupied by Aunt Lou"
Stump, On Court street aud Main
Alley.
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Lawyers are all busy preparing for
court.
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All eyes will soon he turned Cal.
houuward With the opening OF
Spring will come such wave of
prosperity as we have never before
enjoyed. Long may it linger when
it does come!
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-01-21

Ladies CaPes, wrappers andA fa.ei-
natnrs at Pelrs
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The steamer A. G. Barney, l.. X,
X. K. transfer hO&t, has resum ed her
work and will he in the Palestine
and Creston trade us soou as navi.
CATION Is resumed.
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Bargains in overcoats at Pelps. >,
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Johu NJ. Wolyerton is making
preparations 70 go to Nicholas county
90 prac ice law lie has, we under.
stand, an excellent opportunity to
step iuto lucrative practice there,
and We hope il is true. Mile we
would he sorry 70 lose him from Cal.
noun, yet we shall be glad To see him
succeed, and if Nicholas county Of
fers him more advantages than our
own. that IS where he should be.
There is nothing unusual to report
this week 10 regard TO the building
Of the l.. *. Railroad Mr.. Blair
says that he is compelled to maintain
the utmost secrecy 100 reference To- the
plans Of the company, but says that
within the next few days a public an.
uouncemeut will be made about The
said plans, which will be ioyous.y re-
ceived by the people of w. Va. and
and the Littie Kanawha Valley.
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INTEREST PAID ON TINE DEPos,1s

=, ChSrs to depositors every facility which
warrant.
Safety Boxes for rent of the latest and
most improved pattern.
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An attempt was made last week by
the prisoners IN Jail to effect an escape.
They were little noisy about it,
however, and iailor Waldo's atten-
tion was attracted, who at once put
IA stop to the proceedings.
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Total security over and above all
other assets, SlSl 200 On
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An elegant line of mems and boy
caps at PelPs.
j. Nj. Hamilton was confined 70
his room most all of last week with
neuralgia.
Hon. q. Warren Hays was here
Friday and Saturday, looking after
his legal interests.
Nearly everybody and their wives,
daughters and sweethearts speut the
mornings fthe last few days on the
ice.
G. A. JARVIS is doing land office
business IN collecting taxes. Claude
is hustler, and in the Office OF Dep.
ity Sheriff, fills the hill to IT"
II. G.. Hardman was in town awhile
friday evening. We are glad to
arm that the cattle he, took to Ohio
rom this and Roane counties, have
been sold alta good profit.
- Go
There have been only two marriage
licenses issued since our last report
md those are; Joseph Marks, Is, to
Jessie Whitsell, 81; Lewis h. Ben.
nett, 81, To jennie WeIzel, %.
We are authorized to announce
that there will be box supper at
The ST Paul church, ON Pine creek,
IN Saturday before the 4th Sunday
IN JanY, for the benefit of the church.
All are invited.
All eyes will soon be turned Cal.
houuward With the opening of
Spring will come such a wave of
prosperity as we have never before
enjoyed. Long may it linger when
it does come
An attempt was made last week by
the prisoners IN Jail to effect an escape.
They were little noisy about it,
however, and Tailor Waldo's atten-
tion was attracted, who at once put
ii stop to the proceedings.
n-s-s-
We are very glad to state that Bat
tell Terrell, whose sickness from pueu
monin fever has been heretofore men
toned, is out again and in short
lime will have regained his usual
good health and strength.
Z. w. onider came over from Big
Springs Friday TO pr"cure warrant
for the arrest of friend, who was
mixed up IN scrap at that place one !
night last week. hut it seems that his |
friend had not made the assault aId |
Squire Marshall conld not issue Il
warrant OH the Complaint he made. /
1t was Mr. Snider's intention to Sc.
;ule a warrant before justice in or.
Ter to keep his friend from paying a
heavier fine before the Judge.
And now Gilmer has come to the
'front.' with Congressional candidate
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,OFFiCERS:-H. L. CAswELL. Presi.
ldent; EDwAKD NELLY, Cashier: l. r
DLLLIcKER and +. Z. WArEuMAN. Vice
Presidents.
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We are very glad to state that Bat
tell Ferrell, whose sickness from pueu
monin fever has been heretofore men
toned, is out again and in short
lime will have regained his usual
good health and strength.
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ANhEhSbUKG, W. VA.
DEPOSITORY or STATE or wEsr w.
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Scots will buy a pair Of blankets at
Pelra
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DIRECHORS:-Joei Beekwith, H. L.r
GaSweL, w } Davidson, l.. b. Dellicks
ih0s Gartlan, +. G. Gerwig, Joe Kellnr, B.
;. Pope, A. Is. White, f. +. Waterman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01
RED-HEADED WOMEN in OMAHA
Travelling Man who Notices Things
Says They Are Remarkably
Scarce Here.

S. Raymond Nichols is authority for the
declaration that Omaha has a less per cent
Of red haired girls than any other city OF
its class In the United States. except Pitts
burg.
Il don't pretend TO explain why this is
true" said Mr.. Nichols, a guest st the
Schlitz hotel, but it is. so rar as my
observation has gone. Two years ago a
party Of travelling men happened to have
assembled at a Chicago hotel and a hair
tonic salesman who was in the bunch
started 10 talking Of dyes that were used
and that led TO a discussion of the eolors
Of hair. Finally somebody asked what per
cent of women had red hair. Not ody knew,
but everybody wanted to. Somebody pro-
posed that we make observation and find
out. We all promised TO do 1t, but the
others forgot their promise within the
week. ] was always something Of a crank
on that sort Of thing and / started in to
make good.
Il began in Chicago that next morning
and kept count OF the first 500 women who
/ passed near enough to me that day for me
TO notice the color Of their hair without
making special effort. / have q good head
for figures and the counting quickly be-
came a mere mechanical process Of adding,
one by one. to the total Of those with red
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Mills of Geneva. Neb.. is at the
Murray.
W. Beaumont a banker of Madrid, Neb.,
Is In the city.
Mike Elmore OF Alliance is In Omaha on q
business erraDd.
pr J. V. Beghtol Of Kearney was in
Omaha yesterday.
r. and Mrs. Smith from Yankton : n
are at the Dellone. -
+ Mccarthy and Mrs. Mccarthy from
Nebraska City are at the Her Grand.
+. T. Mccarthy, a capitalist and mine
lard. MI
S. Harris of Fullerton, secretary to for
mer Assistant Secretary of War Meikle-
john. is at the Millard.
Stephen Jenkins and mother of Alma. 7
c. Loughlin OF Ashland. c. z. DAVIS Of
Lincoln ana J. N. Nelson Of Harvard are
A. L. Webb. a former Omahan who has
spent recent seasons as steward of the
Ringing show, is at the Millard. accom-
panied by hts sister. Miss Venus Webb.
Miss Eva O'Sulhvan. accompanying her
invalid brother Ray 70 theii home in West
Point, Neb-, was AT the Dellone hotel yes
terday. having stopped for a days rest on
account of the invalid's weakened condi-
ton
Ray Kisner. a barber living at the ROYAL
| hotel. encountered a mishap while out drfy-
ing with a horse and buggy about 4 O'Clock
| Sunday afternoon His horse was fright
ened n became unmanageable, and Mr..
Kisner was thrown violently 10 the ground,
but receiving no further injuries than
bruises: After these were attended to at
the police station he was able TO return 10
his apartments
Press dispatches announce that Captain
Grote Huteheson has arrived in New York
from the Orient Captain Hutcheson was
for a long time prior to and after The
Spanish war on duty at headquarters OF
| the Department of the Missouri and left
here TO Join his regiment in the Philip
pines. Arriving there he was placed on the
stan Of General Chafee and went with the
army to China. being stationed for some
time at Pekin. He returned 10 stan duty
In the Philippines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01

engineer Officer is stationed not at head
quarters, but is in Command Of a battalion
of engineers at Fort L~eavenworth and
makes occasional trips 10 the hGadquar-
tiers. the routine work Of the ofhee being
in charge OF one OF the aides Of the COM
handing general Befort the Spanish war
three paymasters were stationed at Omaha.
II has been only recently that two have
been stationed here and one of them was
removed. so that it became necessary TO
call upon the paymaster at St. Louis TO
visit posts in the northern part OF the
department when a number Of soldiers were
TO be paid of. Although a considerable
quantity Of meat and packing house prod
ucts are purchased in Omaha. there is but
one oncer OF the commissaTy department
regularly stationed here. while there are
several at Chicago.
There is a report in army circles that
Representations on this subject will be
made TO the War department. with the
purpose Of impressing upon the people in
charge the necessity for increasing the
number of officers at these headquarters
and of showing them that the importance
Of the department does not depend upon
the size Of the town where the headquar-
tiers are located"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01
Mcdonald in Jail Again.

Although John Mcdonald OF e23 South
Nineteenth street had just finished thirty
Gays in the county jail for sFsault he
straiEhtWay proceeded 70 get into more
trouble. According TO the story Of Mack
Pless, who has a bakery at 171s st. Mary's
avenue, he was asleep at his desk in the
bakery, when he was awakened by Nc
Donald, who was in the act of hlching a
silver dollar from the till. At the police
station Mcdonald vigorously resisted beiny
searched, especially when n came 70 his
shoes, IN which hidden place he carried SEQ.
and II required the combined efforts OF
half q dozen officers to quiet him without
violence. As the struggle continued the
sympathy OF Pless was aroused and he
began loudly 70 discourse about his Teu-
tonic birth and American citizenship. end
ing up with offering to wager so Mcdonald
would knock out any man on the police
force. He grew worse, until Il was neces-
sary TO take him in custody upon the
charge Of being drunk and disordeTlv.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01
OMAHA SUBURBS.


Miss Blanche Warbler visited friends in
Herman this week.
L n. Warbler was a business visitor in
Tekamah Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weber OF Wayne.
Seb., are visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. W. r. Wall and daughter Ruth and
Miss Edna Price were business visitors in
Omaha Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Davis Of La Hoya.
Cal, spent the past week here, the guests
of Captain and Mrs. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Tekamah
spent Thanksgiving here visiting Mrs. Tay-
lor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bondessen and
daughter Of Omaha spent Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs. c. A. Victors.
couple OF weeks visiting her sister. Mrs.
Carrie Chandler. who lives at Hancock.
Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ,. Kefrie and children
returned home this week from several
weeks visit with relatives at Kentland,
Ind, and Chicago.
The volunteer fire department. hose com.
pany No. ! and the hook and ladder COM
PAN combined, CAV their annual ball al
the city hall Thanksgiving night, with a
large attendance.
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Weber Tuesday evening. The evening sped
quickly by with music and song, after which
a dainty lunch was served by the hostess
Among the invited guests were: Captain
and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S
Pau, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weber, ST., Mr.
and Mrs. Davis of La Hoya, Cal, Mr.. and
G. J. Hunt, Mrs. A c. Griffin and Mrs. c
A. Nictors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-01

hair and the total Of those with hair OF
any Of TIRE other eolors until I had reached
a grand total Of 500. When / left Chicago
I set the days totals down IN a notebook
The next city ! visited was Milwaukee and
! did the same there for one day. And !
have done It in every town that ! have
since visited for a FIRST time. or rather a
FIRST time since I began making this count.
/ find Il a paving investment for. strange
though Il may seem. . customer will nearly
always be readily interested with the tale.
las fer the figures" said Mr.. Nichols.
taking out a small notebook. here are
some Of them. In Atlanta. Ca, ! noted
among 500 women i25 with the red or pro-
nounced auburn shade; in Louisville, Ky.
%; in Tampa. Pa, es; in San Francisco.
s.; in New York. S.; in Chicago. 81: in
Denver, 81; in Milwaukee and Des Moines,
as; in Pittsburg and Omaha only as. Can
anybody in Omaha explain that?"