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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-10-15

| Norway.
Captain Helgesen, of Bergen, was
found guilty of malfeasance in office
| by a court-martial and the sentence
has been sustained by the supreme
| court. The sentence includes a sum-
mary dismissal from the army.
Ice was found on the water in sew
eral localities as early as Sept. IS.
The following Norwegian produc-
tons will be published this fall by
the Gyldendal company, Copenhagen:
A drama by Knut Hamsun, comedy
by Gunnar Heiberg, novels by Amalie
Skram, TIL. r. Krag, Johan Bojer and
John Paulsen, story by A. Hank
land, an historical novel by B. Schnit-
Ter and contributions to the history
of literature by Hjarmar Christensen
and Nils Kjar.
In some of the mountain valleys Of
Telemarken ripe barley was cut the
first of September, while the grain
was green in the valleys several hun
| dred feet farther down.
The tourist traffic of the year, TAX
en- as a whole, was largely a disap-
pointment. Many foreigners came ia
the large cities, but the weather was
SO forbidding that they did not care
to roam through the forests and
mountains. The Germans were most
numerous, but there was great fall
ing off in the English contingent.
There were more French than last
year. Many Americans failed to show
! up because the coronation of King
Edward was postponed. e., =.ss No.
Henrik Tbsen will soon publish
volume Of miscellaneous reading mat.
ter. "a ss.*. . ....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
.SLOT-MACHINE OWNERS
VICTORIOUS AT LAST
Money.Paylns Devices May Run by Sanction OF Mayor
Humes-nfuence Brought to Bear Which
Could Not Be Set Aside

Of the gambling situation. II there
Is any dissatisfaction with tho re-
opening OF slot machine gambling, Il
probably exists In the minds ~ the
councilmcn who believe that all
forms Of gambling, or no gambling
at all. should be tolerated. and may
be expected 60 crop out AZ the next
meeting OF the council.
Great Revenue 70 city
by the members OF ths council
who believe IN tolerating gambling
only as means OF raising revenue,
tho establishment OF the machines
Is looked upon with favor, since an
income far greater than that from
any other form % gambling is as
sured the city. Many business men
entertain similar views. as the sup
port they accorded the liquor deal
ers In their demand upon Mayor
HumeS shows.
IL Is authoritstively announced that
the victory % the slot machine men
Is In no way connected with the
hght between tho Clancys and the
boss gamblers. There Is no change
IN that deadlock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
SORROWFUL
STORY FROM
THE NORTH
Two Seattle Men Freeze 10 Death
Another Almost Succumbs

A private letter received from
Alaska by carl Hrnning 81 azi BLEW
onth avenue. this city, gives the dole
ful tiuinEu ~ the death OF two Seat
tlc miners by frvvEinK. ana the nrri-
GUS ilnons ~ third man from tho
same cause. The dead men are 4.
q. FilbrrE, who formerly lived al
hli Stewart street. this city. and
leaves "a wife and child. aud Oscar
Walters. an unmarried man, whose
HON. was also IN Seattle before be
went north. The third man " Lou
Cooper. who had his feet 80 badly
frozen while on a trlp Go Nushaaak
that he may lose them both, The
death ~ A. ~ Filbera happened near
kunkokwim hay. which faces Boring
HcU. lie started 20 50 from the mines
Co Cripple Greek for provisions on
January I. Tho weather turned
frlghtfully cold and the snow fell IN
clouds. lie lost his way and sue
cumbcd To the elements. A COM
panion who was with him reached
camp a day or two afterwards with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
Either May Be Used

Superintendent Younxa 81 the
lighting and water department. has
reported 60 the board Of public works
that water mains bound with fiat
bands might be used a. well a. those
bound with round bands The board
recently passed rule that only
pipes with rDund bands should he
used. Some time aEp II. w Nc X 80,
a manufacturer % tho fat bard
p.pv, protested asSiinst tho alleged
discrimination or tho board against
his pipe The question was referred
TO Mr.. YoungH and Assistant Engfn-
Ger Scott, with the result above stat.
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
SENTENCES
FOR SEVEN

ELLENsRuRG. Aprn g3.-Judge
Rudkin this morning passed sentence
on criminals tried IN his court week
before last as follows,
joe Hughes. Coiurcd. for murder
IN second degree. 20 years at hard
labor ln the WNllA Walla state
prison. Attorney simmons filed a
notice OF appeal Walter bolEer. CON
vlctpd OF burglary. one year at hard
labor In tho Walla WAlih state
prison Harry Callahan, convicted
OF burglary. five years AZ hard labor
IN WRlla Walla state prison. John
Connolly. convicted of burglary, fiNe
years az hard labor IN Walln Walla
state prison, q, FlaHty. burglary.
five years az hard labor in WallR
Walia state prison 10. Martin, con-
yicted OF assault with deadly
weapon. one year IN Walla Walla
state prison. Luke Wilson, colorvd.
convicted Of assault with deadly
weapon. fined $500 and costs and "a
be left IN the custody 81 the sheriff
until iiQuidated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

Apfu "a. AT , A. NJ.
And closes Saturday night. May 3.
This is a Tremendous sacrifice. az
We were considered very close buy
eru by the trade. You can not nppre-
ciats what a great reduction this IL
until you see the goods and prices
% not Miss This Rare Opportunity
or setting the blsgsst bargains IN
clothing. furnishing etc. ever Of
fsrsd 70 the people Of Seattle. as you
may never be able 10 get a ohancs
Ike this again. Below We quot n
few prices. to show what tremcnd-
Jus sacrifices We are making. Just
think Of the following proposition
and remenber that all goods priced
10 this srtisamcnt can bs brought
back any time during the sale.
a Fine Suit vt Meas Clothes. all 10
tnstch 'ss..s.t+ s.s.s.sss.s.- s~.bN
This suit L. positively worth iigto
OF your money refunded at any
/ tins during the aaIs.
Men'a Fine Suits and Ovsrconta. in
chsviots and Scotch plalda SI.DS
worth $500. or your money re-
funded al any time during this salo
n you are not satisfied
Mems splendid suits and over.
coats. In velour finish esasimeres
Positively worth iisco. or your
money back.
SILK and satin Lined Dress Suits
and oycrcoaiH IN plain. chsoks aud
striped coinTtnEs ........... sT.SS
They are positively worth 81 o.
Mems Extra Fins Dress Suits and
OvercOats. IA all the latest styles
and shades. heavy silk and satin
lined. equal 20 the finest $40 % tai
lor- made 10 order garments. for
| .4....+.. ....-.s... .s...... rf2 az
Don't fail 20 ask 70 see these gar
ments.
Mems Fines, Waterproof overooats.
makers guarantee ticket on every
coat worth 30 20 81 FO.DS
Don't fail 10 see them
Mems Fine Dress Pants -...... DSc
Worth 1s.5n. or your money re-
| funded
/ Mems Fine Trousers for Sunday
wear. in worstads and fancy stripe,
Positively worth 800. tseo ana
/ o. 20. or money refunded
Boys Suits and overcoats worth
Boys Finest suits ana Overcoat~
worth $500. So % and 100 ~ as
Thousands Of Childrsn's Suits 10
/ choose from.
/ I 900 pairs Boys Knee Pants. worth
| 81 % ........... ...............I2 lie
/ Mems best quality reinforced TN.
lAundersa Shirts. worth 81 .O0. zoe
\ Fine Dr~ss Shirts, worth 81 80 zoe
| Mems Fine SIX Embroidered Rur-
pendsrs. worth 7ia........... Sc
| Good Heavy Socks worth sSc 10
over 5000 Neckiies. IN all shades
worth from Soc 20 81 0o.....I2c
/ Mons Handkerchief. worth s5c Be
Msckintoshes odd Coats and odd
| Vests at your own price mn other
/ articles too numerous 20 mention.
MEMS FINE UNDERWEAR At
| LESS THAN HALF THE COST OF
| PRODUCTION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

Tomorrow morning. from o iilI
r.. you may buy any from the
special lots
WOMENs Isle HOSE. z3I-2c.
Womeu'H Fancy Lisle Hose. extra
fine quality, assorted stripes. llR-
ures and lace designs. high spliccd
heels. double Holca. regular value
bDc. Thursday. from y till T.. al
81 lao n pair.
WOMES's 25c UNDERWEAR.
Ibc.
Women's Fine Ribbed Egyptian
Cotton Vests. high neck. long or
short sleeves. silk tape. pearl bat
tons and really worth Csc n gar
meut. on sale from y till ~ Thurs
day at ice.
BOYS' SHIRTS. g1iac.
Boys School Shirts. worth toc.
Thursday. from 2 till l2. az 3TAc.
Not mare than two 90 n buyer.
MEMS g5c UNDERWEAR. Doc
Mems HAlbriREan Underwear.
worth DC IA garment Thursda y
from ? al u. az 2pc.
CHILDREN LAWN CAPS. 13c.
Chlidreu'h White Lawn Caps.
made with tucks and insertion aud
double ruching around the front.
and having long wide Ties. regular
Soc value. on sale Thursday. from
, tiii ~. al e2r
boys $500 SUITS At t115.
BoyH' All Wool Chs1t0t Suits.
double breasted. for ages 10 is
years. worth H2e0. on sale Thurs
day. from ? tili ~. at iz21
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHOES,
gkc
Boys and Youths School Shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
Bio Shin Roanoke Sails

Tho big ship Roanoke loft the Yes.
Ter wharf this morning Tor the broad
street dock where she VIII tahe on
some more cargo. She will oal az
Tacoma for e 900 eases of salmon be-
fore sailing for New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

deed was filed In the county
auditors ONCE yesterday afternoon
conveying 20 the Great Northern
railway several lots In North Seat
tie which win. In all probability, be
used 10 protect thu entrances Of the
proposed Great Northern tunnel. Ths
property was part OF the A. A. Denny
estate. and Is situated along Elliott
avenue between Stewart and ylr-
GINA streets. The price paid was
$50, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
DOOM I: .!
The Terrible Calamity That
Has BeiaIIen a Large
Clothing House

A, T.. Nathan CO., pucblo'a largest
ciUthierH, with an established repu-
tation 81 over 70 years for carrying
only the highest grades Of mems.
boys and childrcn's clothing. shoes
and furnishings. were forced from
their building. which was leased
over their heads without previous
notice. just az the time whom their
indebtedness for their seasons goods
fell due,
Not being able 10 find another 10
cation Ia Pueblo adequate 70 dis
pose ~ their large stock at this un-
fortunate time. we're compelled TO
move their stock where they could
realize on e quickly. 10 save their
good name. chose Seattle a. the best
place freight rates being cheaper
than TO points ia tho Interior.
Their Immense stock Of il1s, 900
worth Of mems boys and childrcn's
clothing, hhoea and furnishings. etc,
has been moved into the large Htors
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

bleeding at tho lungs and nearly
doud from exposure
Oscar Walters feet we're frozen on
Christmas day ana he died at Carter
city tho last OF January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

BLoEMFONTEIN, April ga
British patrol surprised BOer lager
at kroodras. In the Orange River
Colony. Five Beers were killed and
~ captured. The matn force OF
Beers made their escape by scatter
lng out and fighting their way
through the British lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

country. Miners nre reported a. be
panning out SIS 90 go per dry ana
there D. Hnid 60 ho plenty Of work
there at ft25 an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
K0YUKUK
BOOMING

Late advices received from Alaska
confirm tho report OF big gold
strike az Beetles. IA the koyukuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

The only dentists IN Seattle who DO
exactly as they advertise. and eN-
tract cor rll teeth or apply gold or
porcelain crowns. undotectahle from
natures own teeth and guaranteed
FOR ten years An our staff are
graduate specialists of from ~ TO 20
years experience. our work stands
the test. We are here 70 stay Come
today and have free examination.
pr. j.. J. Browns Dental ParlorN
7l8 First avenue. offices. /, 2. 3. 4
5, 8 Union block. first door south OF
MacDouEall- Southwick's. Hours. s 90
"a m 20 n m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
Shoes

Mems Velour Golf. worth t7so. al.
Mems Fine Wet Kangaroo and Ros
Calf. worth A00. at.......a2.i as
Mems Cordovsn and Kangaroo Welt.
worth 1870. at...............g So .aS
Mons Finest Welts IN Wei and VIII
low Calf. regular $500 Shoes. al
.......... ...-..... .......... S3.3a
Boys and Youths Kangaroo Calf
worth 1850. .gt,2a
Little Cents Nobhy shoe. worth 81 m
az ..+,.+...,t.... .,............a Sc
These are all up-to-dats 1909 Goods
10 not confound this with Eo-oalled
clozlng-out sales. eic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

Relchsrt Bros. pIanoa. no Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

III Soay, ApTll ~
iEht culofs. many different nx,..
worth tl59. Thursdays price -
8 tlii ~, a. $40.
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. IA
25c Eize Blackberry co,ssi
Thursday, from tin Il. a, iss-
UNIVERSAL LINIMEsT. ID.
Universal Lniment, worth q.
Thuroday, from 3 I'll u. al lsc.
i2mc HAIR RIBBONS, s.e
: Washable Fancy Hair Riboo.,
very finest qualities, GUARANTEES
ali pure ak, hsndsogne ~,
spring color combination. one A.
oue-foUrth inches vide. rvxuIz
selling prices i0c and iii1c, Thurs
day from . tlii u. al 2he.
EMBROIDERED COLLAR Pro
TECToRs. i9c.
Fine Swiss Embroidered cor,,
Protectors. or TurnOvers, YER
finest qualities. 20 styles 10 ehous'
from, worth &c each; 7hurstay
from TIL II. al I0c.
&c TOWELS, &c.
Frlnged Honeycomb Torsls re,
or blue borders. sizes itxs inches
worth regularly 50 each; . III h
Thuraday. each Sc.
iz'4e RUSSIA CRASH. IA
Extra Heavy Russia Crash. Il
inches vide. worth I71c: Thurs
day. from . tiil u, at nc.
l0c GERMAN CALICO, fse
Heavy German "B~ caiica /,
inches wide. best styles. worth i5c,
Thursday. tn II. az TIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

Although about forty druggists
saw NJ 20 boycott the Hartsll Drug
Co some five months ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

Of satin calf. heavy soles. sizes .
p 30 q, worth 81 70 "a pair. IhurB-
day. from Q tiii y. ~ ssc.
WONES'B CLIPPERS. boc.
WomcH's Comfort Slippers. low
heels and broad zoe, worth I5c "A
pair; Thursday. from till u.
at b0c.
400 CHEVIOT. sac.
6s.inch All wool Black Etamine
Chevtofs worth 800 a yard {.
Thursday. from 9 tn ~. a. sfc.
30 DRESS LINING, l2i4c.
ss-inch Fine Quality satsen. in
tan, castor and ecri. worth Abe 4
yard sale price T'hurnday, from =
til ~. izac
WoMENs gsc WATCH oUARDR,
FOR isc.
Womens Black SILK watch
Guards. with sterling silver or gold
slides. always sell st 15c. Thurs
day. from ? I'll u. al lsc.
CHINESE IRONING WAX, Ia.
Chinese Handy Ironing Wax,
quality guaranteed. always sold for
&c a stick. Thursday from TIL
~, at L..
NON -TwIsTESG TAPE.
Patent Non-Twis,lng Tape, Eng
lish make. IN white only, assorted
width In package. worth i0c a
package. Thursday. from til ~,
at two packages FOR g..
woMEN's ti.JO WAISTS FOR tl0S
Women's Chambray. Madras.
MercefiHsf Fouiard and Baiiste
Waists. sizes 81 10 "a. In dark or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23

These under prices from the
Drmpery Store. on sale Wednesday.
Crct0ns. "a Inches wide, new pat
terms. worth l0o a yard; regularly
special Thursday al Cihc
Our regular l5c Cretona, In print
"a designs, new styles, 81 only l11c.
igc CretonH, "a inches vide. soft
Oriental designs and cOlOrings, At
the yard isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
80 10 Per CT. Less
Than Manufacturers
Cost
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.

Apfil 20. AT ' A. NJ.
And closes Saturday might. May ..
This is a tremendous sacrifice. az
We were considered very close buy
era by the trade. You can not nppre-
ciats what a great reduction this IL
until you zee the goods and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-23
Nevertheless

PREscRiPrroSfsTs
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Selected Their Gowns.

When door of S Austin 5
store, ia West Main street, was open
ed by "a clerk at 10 30 O'Clock for Mrs.
Johnes' entrance, she intended to Sc
lect simple gowns for her daughters
which could be worn at other func-
tions than the reception. Miss Jones
and Winifred however, had arrived at
the store in advance of their mother
and already an attentive clerk was
displaying lovely, shimmering dress
fabrics which were greeted with ex-
pressions of rapture by the young
ladies. Mrs. Jones approved tur-
quoise blue crepe de chine for Miss
Jones, who is of blonde type, with
brown hair, gray eyes and has satiny
white neck and arms. For Winifred
Mrs Jones bought a gown of cream
silk null. 1t will be made simply
as Mrs Jones is one of the mothers
who believes in keeping her daughters
as girls as loug as she can. Mrs.
Jones bought for herself one of the
well known c. d. straight front cor
sets, several pairs of genuine imported
kid gloves, an assortment of fancy
hosiery. and expressed herself well
pleased with S. b. Austin's elegant
new stock of fall and winter dress
goods, furs, cloaks, capes, jackets,
skirts, suits and ladies' underwear.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Are Behind the Times.

4 Hon. Thomas Jones and family met
at the hotel for lunch and found their
table decorated with handsome flow
ers, compliment from Templin &
Co, the florists, while the hotel clerk
had ordered out silyerware, china and
cut glass in honor of the occasion.
The family's numerous and heavy
purchases had been talked of i'll bnsi-
ness circles, and many cards and en-
velopes were piled before Mr.. Jones
plate. Invitations OF join a card club
for Mr.. Jones, one from the Woman's
club for Mrs. Jones, and one from the
Florence Musical club for Miss Jones,
the card of the mayor of the city,
and numerous circulars of tradesmen.
comprised the pile. Mr. Jones was
seen to shrug his shoulders at the cir
culars. THE men who do not adver-
tise in the newspapers are, as usual,
behind the times, my dear he re.
marked TO Mrs. Jones. The circulars
were removed with the soup plates.
Gave Yelton's Drug Store a Call.
AS she came to Yelton's Florence
Drug Cos store, ll5 West Main street,
Mrs. Jones remembered that she
wanted bottle of Guerlain's Jicky
perfume, and found it in Yelton' S
Florence Drug Cos. fine line of per-
fumes. The girls purchased box of
Java rice powder for the complexion
Tom, Jr., selected a handsome brush
and comb and promised his mother
to make trial of getting his unruly
locks in order. The Hon. Thomas
took box of laxative bromo quinine,
sovereign remedy for coughs and
colds. Mr.. Jones had heard this pre-
paration, so UNIVERSALLY recommended
that he was sure it would do him
good. The entire family partook of
the delicious ice cream soda, with
pure fruit favors. and pronounced it
just lovely,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Chooses a Grocer.

Tom, Jr. adopted u novel plan by
which to choose grocer. He went
to M. I. Hasslers cash grocery, l0s
East Main street, and waited to see
if he would be served in his turn.
The show of goods outside and inside
the store was large and attractive,
and included all kinds of staple and
fancy groceries, foreign and domestic
fruits, etc. A number of people were
ahead of him, and others entered af.
ter him. Much to Tom, Jr IS, sur.
prise and qualification, when his turn
came. lie was courtesly asked how
lie could be served. He found that
Mr.. Hassler sold the Peerless famous
blended Mocha and Java coffee, such
as his father liked. and fire un-
colored Japan tea which his mother
always drank. Also, that Mr.. Hass.
Continued on third page.)
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Mrs. Jones Visits a Dentist.

Mrs. Jones sought DIR. Edmund l..
Yard $ dental offices, suite and Z,
Blunt block, and for a wonder found
the dentist at liberty. Mrs. James
Brown had an appointment with me
from 30 to 1890, ~ said DIR. Yard,
but she sent a note this morning
saying she was too i'll to have the
work done Therefore l can give you
the time. " The filling took little
more than half an hour of Dr. Yard s
skilled and rapid Workmanship. DIR.
Yard remarked that he would guran-
tee that filling to remain. Mrs Jones
said that the family would have more
work for him
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30

Ready to Ream
Headquarters for the OIL EXPERT,
81. McDOUGALL. who for the past five
years, has made the locations for many
of the largest producing oil wells in the
Florence field, with his Instrument, and
recently in Ohio located and drilled six
producing oil wells, not dry one in the
lot; also two gas wells now producing
ten million cubic feet Of gas every day.
at Chesterhill, Ohio. Mr. .McDougall will
be in Florence sometime during
October, and any one desiring his SER
vices, can find him at T. E. Spencer's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
1nspects a Market.

Tom, Jr., critically inspected Fritz
q Prices X. @. market, 122 East
Main street, from the outside Every
thing to be seen indicated cleanliness
Then he went inside. His inspection
here was satisfactory, too, The
plump, yellow legged chickens. tender
looking steaks, well Drowned hams,
ETC.. and the white aproned, cleanly
appearing man in charge convinced
Tom, Jr., that the family could not
go wrong in buying their meats Of
the X. @. market. Others are invit.
ed to give Fritz * Prices meats a
trial and become convinced that Hon.
Thomas Jones trades where nothing
but the best is sold. They sell the
very best fish, oysters and game in
season. Telephone, 52-a.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Jones Was Reminded.

The ordering of dress suit brought
to Mr.. Jones' mind the fact that he
needed some dress shirts. p L. Nc
Cures clothing and shoe store, cor
ner of Main street and Pixies Peak
avenue, being highly recommended to
him, he immediately proceeded to
make the store a call, and before he
left placed an order for a dozen of
THEN Elgin fine shirts, Stetson hat,
seveal pairs of d. & p. gloves, two
suits of underwear, aud half a dozen
of the Elgin fancy shirts for Tom,
Jr., and selected an elegant silk um-
brella. A walking stick accompanied
il, and Mr.. Jones was at first inclined
to reject it as dudish. but he ack
nowledged that Tom, Jr,, might ad-
opt it when lie went to college, and
had it put in the bill Mr.. Jones
learned that p. r. Mcguire sells the
always satisfactory Clothcraft ready
to-wear clothing, and carries full
line of "E. q W. " collars and cuffs.
Mr.. Mcclure handles AN elegant line
of up to date furnishing goods, hats,
caps, suit cases, bags and telescopes,
and trunks His stock of overcoats
is unusually complete aud prices are
very attractive,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Delight Of Women.

Mrs. Thomas Jones is not hyper
critical in the matter of dress. but
everything she wears is selected with
the best of taste. An attractive mil
linery display in S. b. Austin's store,
ia West Main street, engrossed her
attention, and she was soon canvass
ing the merits of half dozen pattern
hats and selected three beautiful
dress hats-the very latest creations
in the millinery art-tor herself and
daughters. Mrs. Jones was so well
satisfied with the elegant stock of new
fall millinery displayed, the low
prices, and the courtesy shown her
that she volunteered TO give Austin $
millinery department future orders.
All goods at this store are new and
absolutely correct. The annual open
ing of fall millinery will be given on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
Sensible Thoma, Jones.

Then Hon. Thomas Jones concluded
to take up the matter Of insurance.
He returned to j. Victor McCandless'
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-09-30
We Make
w Waists Dainty.

Ladies like our way OF laundering their
waists. "You make them 30 dainty,
they say.
Don't cost any more for our kind OF
superior laundering than ordinery work.
We satisfy particular ladies and Don't
fade colors. Give us trial