davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1899-07-26
Nearing Settlement.

LONDON, July 25.-Despite disquiet-
ing reports, it is believed at the British
Foreign Office that the Alaskan boun-
Diary dispute is trending toward settle
ment. The United States ambassador,
Joseph Choate, to-day forwarded to
Washington important detailed dis
patches embodying Canada's position
with reference to the Lynn Canal strip.
Sir Julian Pauncefote's return, it is ex-
pected, will advance matters, owing to
his knowledge of both the American
and Canadian positions.
The record-union., 1899-07-26

An We'll you might De, dlIIIIleu
Rose Ella. But I'm fred yore lynn,
anyhow"
"Ded we amt; black an blue; cross
me true; beat me on the back if do
"Oh, we'll then, I must b'lieve you.
but, good gracious, what is it?'' for by
this time the room seemed overfowing
with the strange odor.
Maybe it's someh'n outdo's.' re-
marked her father. 'I'll go out an
sprospect awhile" adding, as he swal
lowed the last morsel of his twentieth
cake: "Yore batteh cakes was rale
good, Rose Ella; yore nav hes made
lighteh ones dan desc, but dey am putty
fair l reckin yore milk was a little too
SOU"
AS he stepped outside the kitchen
door, which, in a normal colored mans
house is generally open summer and
winter, he heard his name called, and.
turning in the direction Of the speaker,
saw six or eight men and women from
nearby cabins), all with either hand
kerchiefs or aprons, shielding their
noses.
Twill you please to shet yore do'?"
inquired the spokesman.
What fo'?" in turn questioned Rose
Elias father.
"So's we all KANT cotch dot retajus
(contagious) cease"
"Which?'
81 dunno; rs AKIN you now. Am it
smallpox aw vallyloid (varioloid)?"
"Vally nutin'! We all amt sick; eff
youlls send us shublin' down de batteh
cake TO suppeh you'd think so.'
=; tn
fo. den?''
well, dat am a mysterious. 1t do
seem lax it, I'll remit, but taint we
done it, any way"
Maybe it ware ha'nt," suggested
one of the women. The children, who
had followed their father outside, posi-
tfvely grew two shades lighter at this
and crept close to their father.
MO LAX it ware somebody wild
drudge agin you tryin' to put a spell
on you," spoke up another.
''De Lawd forbid!'' fervently ejacu-
lated his host growing pale and weak
at the dread thought.
At this moment the terrifying situa-
ton was somewhat relieved by the re-
turn of his wife.
What you all havin' in my presence
while rs gomez she demanded; "a
s'prise pawty?" and without waiting
for reply she stepped into the house,
calling back: "Come in, all on you;
room fo'- my soul an body what in
de name of peace am you got in yere.
OF man." and she quickly sought the
outer air.
"Ooman, wish't I could tell yer"
gravely answered her husband, "but
1 KANT; we's holm commocation on
the subjec' now. Some says maybe
in a lower tone, lit am a cunjah spell"
But his wife, less superstitious than
many of her race, scorned this idea.
"I gwine sif de bottom NV dis mat
teh, fo' I believe dat, anyhow" she
opening the windows.
"Rose Ella she called, "why, fo' am
you bunnin' up my batteh cake grid
dle?'' snatching it from the stove.
Deed NAV it got so strong in yere
1 had to rum"
"An' did you hev hoe cake TO- sup
pah?"
mo, NAV, batch cakes"
"Batteh cakes! whah'd you git de
| flou' an sallyratus FUN to go in UNI =
''He buyed de flour, an got the
sallyratus outen the box whah you al
/ ways keeps it,
Deed you didn't, den, TO done use
up de las yistday, an fo'got to git
! mo-. Git de box you use fun. an lem
The record-union., 1899-07-26
Pugilist JeRries.

YOUNGSTOWN (Ohio), July 25.-
Champion Jeffries said to-day that his
fight with Sharkey was uncertain. as
he did not know when he would return
from Europe. Regarding Peter Jack
sons def, he said he did not believe
Jackson wanted to fight any more than
Mccoy did, but that he would give
him a chance
The record-union., 1899-07-26
William Jennings Bryan.

WASHINGTON, July 25. = The
"Post" tomorrow will say: Bryan will
be delegate to the next Democratic
National Convention. This statement
was made to a Post reporter yester-
day by Congressman Clayton of Ala
bama, who represents his State on the
Democratic National Committee, and
who has just returned from the meet
ing of that committee at Chicago
The record-union., 1899-07-26
Emperor and Mount Clements Boy also
IN ENGLAND.

IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 25.-At the first day
of the Goodwood meeting to-day Hor-
ace Bottomley's Northern Farmer won
the Stewards cup of 300 sovereigns.
Nineteen horses ran on the two-year-
old course (six furlongs), including
Lord William Beresfords Myakam
ridden by the American jockey, H. Mar
tin, and Richard Croker's Americus
with L. Reiff, another American, in the
saddle. neither of which was placed.
The record-union., 1899-07-26
Avoiding Discussion.

''Have you all you want for your
trip" inquired the official.
yes" answered the Captain of the
war ship hesitatingly; that is, all that
1 ought to expect"
What is there that you would like?"
'Well, to tell the truth, I think we
ought to have few stenographers
posted about the ship, so as to have
official and verbatim reports of any
conversations which may occur
Washington Star.
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Continued from column two)


glass with raised etched design all around AT our
price they you less than ordinary jelly glasses.
Wednesdays Price, 14c Set OF Six.
Lot s. Combination salt and pepper shaker,
all in Made of glass with aluminium parti-
lion. Will shake out salt or pepper, or both COM
hned just as you please.
= Wednesdays Price, SC.
IS Lot 6. Leeds jardineres in assorted colors.
Heavy gold decoration all over the jars. Attrac-
tive in shape and reduced to one-half former
prices. This makes them cost less than ordinary
8jardineres.
Sizes OK inches for 5-nch pot, SIC.
Sizes TX inches for 6-inch pot, 7oc.
Sizes oxI2 inches for 8-nch pot, o7c.
Lot T. Table tumblers with engraved three
line band (not the etched that wears Off. Made
of fine quality eadblown glass and very much
below value at
Wednesdays Price. 23c Set of Six.
Lot 8. Having discarded one OF our open
stock patterns in Limoge china delicate blue
border), we will now sell the remaining pieces at
half original prices. The reduced prices are no
more than for common white china If interested
lie on hand at opening OF sale. Here are some OF
the prices:
Tea plates 81 10 doz Cov'd vegetable dish. SOC
Breakfast plates doz Open vegetable dish Zoe
Dinner plates 81 so doz ..25c, 40c, &c. 95c
ASoup plates 81 % Many other articles.
Butter plates -. .4oc doz
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atcontinued from column one.)

of the gloves have two or three clasps.
Also, there will be found a few pairs OF misses,
kid gloves reduced to csc per pair. -
Lot 5. Summer Parasols.
few odd parasols selected from the stock
Some with ruffles, tucks, ETC., in black coors. A
few colors with fancy borders and the close-rol
parasols in black, green, brown or purple, with
neat handles to match.
Thesprices Of these parasols were $I.75 to $5;
reduced prices OF same will be $I.23, ST 78 and
$2.63.
Lot 6. Women's Chemise 48c.
A special chemise of fine cambric, with circu-
lar yoke of 2-inch lace insertion and 1-inch lace
edge run with baby ribbon Arm holes fin
shed with lace. The lace is a good washing style.
The former prices Of these chernise were 81 and
$I.25, our reduced price to close eewll be 48c.
The record-union., 1899-07-26

The only sure way to pick q winner
is by his hilarity after the race.
The record-union., 1899-07-26
TO-DAY AT $3.50 A. M.
GENERAL CLEARANCE SALE.
Muslin Underwear F0' "o%es sod Children.
Infants Wear,
Gloves, NeckWear, ParasOls.

We have gone through the entire stock Of mus
lin underwear, piece by piece, and every piece that
shows bad folding soil has been taken out and
marked at reduced price that should sell it speed
lily next Wednesday, The goods reduced in
cude especially children's and infants The
following will give general idea:
Children's dresses, formerly high $780,
$1SS. Dresses at 81 90 reduced to &c.
Chlds pique jackets 4sc.
womens chemse that formerly sold at SOC re-
% 2sc; $1.oO 4sc.
Corset reduced to 16c and lace-trmmed
formerly S5c to 48c.
infants slips reduced to 23c.
In addition to above will be found few each Of
the following articles Infants long skirts, flannel
jackets. flannel skirts and Slips womens aprons,
gowns. skirts drawers. corset covers and pillow
Lot 2. Women's Drawers, lac.
Women's muslin drawers made with hem
and tucks good sizes, at specially low price OF
lac pair.
Lot 3. Women's Neckwear Reduced
In this lot will be found many pieces of neck
The prices right they have been, but
in order to close quickly reduce them for
Wednesdays sale
Among the offerings will be string
ties in navy. red turquoise, reduced to sc.
All-lnen cuffs for women. some full turnover
others about 1a-nch worth
ularly 25c pair Our price will be DC pair
nice open-w work lace jabot with mousseine
foundation. Reduced to 63c
Also smaller sZe with silk foundation, with
rich cotton lace knot Worth regularly $1.OO. Our
price will be 4Sc.
White wash ties sc. Satin teck ties 13c.
Windsor ties 10c Silk cord tecks 23c Silk teck
ties, &c.
Ruchng in coors, 23c and sc yard and
many pieces Of only or 2 Of kind reduced to
low prices.
Lot 4. Kid, Silk and Chamois Gloves.
few pairs of kid and also silk gloves, little
soied tried Some very expensive
time, but the defects nterfered with
their sale, although not affecting the Of the
gloves Some high $50 pair, others
ST. the price of same to close will be 25c and 48c
per pair Also in the lot will be found few white
chamois gloves at special price of 48c pair. Most
Continued column two)
WeinSfOCk. Lubin G
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-25
TOLEDO, OHIO, soBoTA, 25 MARCIA, 1899

jersey kapitalidci zamierzajs zasoayt
tn trust mleczny. Zamierzaja oni po'
zyskac kontrole mad produkcya mleks
wszedzie ma wschod cd Rocky Noun.
tains (G6r Skalistych), we wielkich
miastach ca}y handel mlekiem ujsc
W swe rece, reszte mleka zbywaia
cego przerabiat ma mas{o ser, azeby
ma wielks skale prowadzit handel
wywozowy. Kapita&zak}adowy ma wy.
nosit so milion6w dolar6w. Podobno
juz cd sierpria tocza sic to uk4a
dy, W przysz3y pistek ma sic tu
odbyc walna naEada. G}6wnym a.
gentem kapitalista ma by6 J. l..
jackson, za{ozyciel tutejszej organi-
zacyi "Chicago Shippers Union.'
Ma konferencyi krajowego wv.
Fabrykantow Piec6w, kt6ra odby@a
sic tu W ub. piatek, postanowiono cd
1-go kwietnia podwyzszyc wynagro-
dzenia wszystkim robotnikom, zatru-
dnionym W fabrykach zwiazkowych,
o 10 procent. Podwyzszenie dotyczy
oko4o 55 tysiecy ludzi. Jednoczesnie
cena piec6w ma bye podniesiona o
10 procent.
-Motormani i konduktorzy kom.
panii "Joliet Street Railway" otrzy
mali W tych dniach podwyzszenie
p}ac 10 procent. Ma l:nii Lockport
zarabiali dawniej sl.65, a teraz o.
trzymujs po S1.75 dziennie, a ma in.
nych liniach otrzymywali po $3.50, a
teraz otrzymuia ro 81 .65 dziennie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-25

gazet angielskich, niezbyt przyja.
zns Kitschenerowi, robiac przytyk
40 wrzuoenia zw}ok Mahdiego do
Nilu, powiads ironicznie, ze daleko
iatwiej prochy zabitego nieprzyja.
ciela rozwiat ma cutery strony swiats,
niz zyjacego zaaps6.
Ksl:f ma jeszcze klimat 20 swei
stronie. w marcu panujs W Kordo.
FAME take upaiy (4O0 Celsiusza), ze
wojska europejskie 50 niezdolne do
walki; cd czerwca zas do pszdzierni.
ka padsja ciep'e deszcze (kharif) o
temperature $3.50 Gels usza, osla-
wione z powodu zab6jczych mia.
zmatow' Ale stall mieszkshoy owych
stron zahartowani i odporniejsi, niz
wojska sngielskie, a nawet egip-
skie. Pory upasow pory deszczow
uAyje kaljf ns zorganizowanie silly
.brojnej, ogsas1aja, wojne swiets.
Rozbud1ony fanatyzm, niepotrze.
bne okruciehstwa Auglik6w, zniewa-
zenie zwsok Mshdiego, ,--dadza ka,
l'fowi liozne zastepy zbrojnych.
Wszystko, co jeszoze jest muxua.
mahskiego W Afsyce, co wzdycha IA
powrotem ozas6w, gdy Afryka VIA.
sciwie naleza}a do Arab6w krwi j
p6'krwi, sbiegnie sic pod lego sztan-
Diary. Anglia musi powt6rnie wal.
ozyc Sudan.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-25

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Hotel Windsor
jeden najwspanialszych hoteli amery'
kahskich, zniszczyf pozar W dzieh sw
Patryka doszczetnie. 20 os6b zginefo v
pfomieniach, 40 zosta}o niebezpiecznie
poranionych poparzonych. Straty W sa'
mych kosztownosciach gosci hotelowych
wynosza million dolar6w.
SING SING, N. Y.-Sara Place, kt6rs
zamordowa}a pred paru miesiacam
pasierbice, zosta}a stracona " tutejszem
wiezieniu stanowem "a pomoca elektry'
cznosci.
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Sprawy Biezace.

Aczkolwiek gen. OTIS woiaz dono.
si z Manill o dzieln2sci sprawnosci
amerykahskiego zo}nierza, lud anne
rykahski ME objawia juz takiego "a
pasu do wojny jej bohater6w, jak
W czasie potrzeby kubahsk;ej. Tele.
granny gen. Otisa So czytane pr4ez
jednych obojetnie, przez drugicb z
niedowierzsniem, przez innych ze
wstretem.-Snae o lepszs wprz6dy
~alozono sprawe, niedaremnie pre-
lewano krew! Zspewne Hidalgosi-
ciemiezcy w;eoej zawinili sluszniej
otrzymali kare, niz uoiemiezeni Ia
galowie, kt6rzy wzdychajs IA rosa
woloosoi.
Kt6z tyoh estatnich wini6 moze "a
to, ze pragna tel rosy, pragna po
swojemu, wed}ug waasnych uozuc9
CzY sluszna, czy chocby sprawiedli
va jest dsznosc do zmienienla tyob
uozud biednyoh Tagal6w "a pomoca
bagnet6w?-Na pytania to vie 10
odpowiada twierdzaco, ale wielu, a
tych pono jest wiekszost, przeozaoo.
w tych dniach wlasnie odezwal
sic jeden bardzo powaznych g}o-
SOW, kt6ry stanowczo wystepuje
pre- civ narzucaniu F'lipitozykom
rzadu,, ,przeciwnego ich prsgnieniom,
i zniewalaniu ich przemoca do PREY.
jecia togo rzadu, tudziez przeciw
daznokci roaszerzenia granio Stan6w
Zjednoozonyoh. Ma CLOS ten zwra-
camy sczegolua uwsge naszycb
czytelnikow, gdyz wyszed} on ust
oa&owieka, kt6ry stoi ma czele maj
wiekszej W tym kraju organizacyi
robotniczej.
IA staraniem Towsrzystwa Poko.
ju Dobryoh Obywateli odby.o sic W
dniu 21-ym bm. fremont Temple
W Bostonie wielkie zgromadzenie
pokojowe, na kt6rem gsownym NOV
ca by& Samuel Gompers, ! lrezydent
Amerykahskiej Federaoyi Piracy
M6wil on o stano wisku zorganizowa.
nych robotnik6w wobec kwestyi
ekspansyi. Gl6wne ustepy ;ego mo
wy by2y nastepujace:
20 lie s}uszna byaa walka zasozy.
cieli tego rzadu wolny Rad, o lyle
niesauszna jest obeone walozenie
przeoiw temu rzadowi. Walczy my
dzisiaj przeoiw jedynemu a1yaty
ckiemu krajowi, kt6ry wyjatkowc
pragna{ sieb:e zaprowadzic repu
blikshska forme rzadu, zamyslamy
wzia6 znacsny udziaa W podziale
Chin, DO to przyczyni sic do wzrostu
naszego handlu.
"Organizacye pracy uznaja, &c
wielka stala armia zagraza wolnosci
Ii podzepa> nieprzyiaz6 czsowieka
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NADZWYCZAJNE WYLECZE.
ME.
WiadOmOSG 0trzymana przez
grzecZnOSC Wiel. Pana
FIR. Aug. Resa.

Detroit, Mich, 8 marca, '99.
DIR. Peter Fahrney, Chicago,
Ill. - Szanowny Panic: - Gdyz
panskie ORA Piotra Gomozo lest
obecnie ogdlnie prawie uznane ja
ko najlepsze dzisiejsze lekarstwo
oczyszczajace krew, rekomendacya
jego zdaje sic bye zbyteczna. Szcze.
g6}owy jednak przypadek W mo-
jem sasiedztwie zniewala mnie
atoli do pisania do Pana. Czfowiek
pewien tutejszy cierpiaf przez die.
wiec lat ma straszliwa chorobe sk6-
ry, kt6ra sic okazywa&a W postaci
gestych bia}ych strup6w po ca}em
jego ciele, zw}aszcza ma rekach i
nogach, gdzie sic okazywa}a W po.
staci }usk. Cd czasu do czasu pod
strupami okazywa} sic rodzaj cry.
zacej cieczy, kt6ra odrzuca}a pla-
miste wyrzuty. W tym samym
czasie ciecz ia przegryza}a sk6re
sprawiajac niezmierny b6l. Pacyent
wyglada} szkaradnie i dla togo ci,
kt6rzy byli W jego otoczeniu po.
trzebowali duzo podwiecenja cd.
wagi, aby sic m6dz MIN zajmowac
i dawat mu potrzebny pokarm.
Choroba ia, z jej nieprzyjemnem
odorem, byia odrazajaca nawet dla
najodwazniejszych.
trzez lata dolegliwosc ia opiera.
Ia sic wiedzy lekarskiej, chociaz
kilku doktor6w zaje}o sie jej le.
czeniem. Jako niewyleczalny miaf
nareszcie zostac biedny ten cz}o
wick zawieziony do powiatowego
domu ubogich. Jednakze pewien
przyjaciel chrzescianski stara} sic
temu zapobiedz udajac sic o pomoc
do naszej kongregacyi, kt6ra mu
podarowa}a kilka butelek pahskie-
go Gomozo, kt6re rozpocze}o swa
prace natychmiast, wyleczajac 60
ostatecznie. Bia}a, }uskowata sko.
rupa usch}a odpad}a W wielkiej
ilo6ci z jeszcze czerwonej lecz su-
chef sk6ry. Po uzyciu czterech
butelek Gomozo by} W stanie ma
wielka radoSc jego familii powr6-
cic do piracy. z szacunkiem,
Wiel. Fr. Aug. Resa. 1919 Military
ave.
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DERWISZE w SUDANIE.

Zbyt niefortunnie pospieszyli sic OF
kt6rzy winszowali Anglii i sirdarowi
Kitsohenerowi, vietokradcy zwlok,
zupelnego zwyciestwa mad derwi
szami sudahskimi kalifem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-25

ku cz1owlekowl. Jezell pokoJ ME
moze byc zabezpieozony W jak
inny sposob, to bliskim jest czas
edy zorganizowani robotnicy cd
m6wia robienia nsrzedzi, kt6re stu
20 do zsbijania blizniego; kiedy pra,
cujacy pray budowie okret6w ME
beds choieli budowsc okret6w wo,
jennych; kiedy N uarynarze ME beda
chcieli poswiecac sic ssuzbie wojen-
nej, i kiedy vssysoy robotnicy ME
zechca przysozyc swej reki W Ia.
den spos6b do mordowania swoich
braci, gdziekclwiekby ich zawezwa
no. Zawiazuje sic wsasnie obecnie IL,
CODA pomiedzy robotn,kami unijny.
mi Wjelkiej Brytanii Ameryki,
ktora ucayni pokoj koniecznym bez
interweucyi rzsd6w."
W Ouray, Colorado, powsta}a
pred paru tygodniami czysto ko-
bieca unia federalna, kt6ra jest
pierwsza tego rodzaju organizacya
W Stanach Zjednoczonych. Zada.
MEM tel unii jest popieranie, O.
chrona i og6lne wspomaganie ko-
biet robotnic W tym kraju. Me.
watpliwie organizacya ia ME ogra-
niczy sic ma samem miasteczku
Ouray, lecz czasem rozszerzy sic
ma caie stany Zjednoczone, szcze-
g6lnie ma to miasta W tym kra ju,
W kt6rych liczba robotnic jest maj
wieksza. Podobnie jak wszystkie
inne unie federalne, organizacya
ia przyjmuje ma cz}onkinie wszyst.
kie robotnice, kt6re ME naleza do
unij krajowych, i robotnice r6z'
nych fach6w i zawod6w, kt6rych
liczba ME jest dostateczna do utwo
rzenia lokalnego cechu. Tym spo.
sobem " sk}adE tel unii wchodza:
prze}ozone szk6fpowiatowych, nau-
czycielki, stenografstki, drukopi-
sarki, subjektowe, pokojowe,
kelnerki, buchalterki wszystkie
kobiety W miescie, kt6re So gospo.
dynia1ni W swoich w}asnych do.
mach.
Kobietami, kt6re daily inicyaty.
we do zawiazania takiej unii fede.
ralnej W Ouray, byiy pani Izabela
Moore, przefozona szk6f powiato-
wych, pani Anna Derry, pocztmi'
strzyni, i pani Klara A. Corson,
miejscowa nauczycielka muzyki.
One pierwsze poda4y plan tel or.
ganizacyi i z pomoca pani Heleny
Alexander, kt6ra wybada}a W tym
wzgledzie robotnice W miescie, BY
}y W stanie juz ma pierwszem zgro.
madzeniu pozyskat dla unii 112
czionkih. Ma zgromadzeniu tenn
wypowiedziano kilka NOW, W kt6.
rych prze6stawiono zadania fedora.
cyl. Zebrane kobiety objawi}y ME.
zwyk}e zainteresowanie i wielki
zapa}.
Zamiarem cz}onkih W Ouray jest
zapoznanie kobiet ze wszystkich
sasiednich miast donios}oscia
kobiecej unii federalnej, aby roz.
szerzyc ten zwiazek siostrzehstwa
jak najbardziej.
Novel, organizacyi madame NAIVE
Alta, poniewaz, jak powiedzia}a
pani Moore, wiceprezydentka tegc
stowarzyszenia, jest to pierwsza fe.
deracya kobiet tego rodzaju W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych.
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Ola fOtografujqcych.

Asmevy n przs
wilizowanym ewiecie So one najdokiadniejszei
najmniej skomplikowaxe ze wszystkich ksmer,
Jake Goecnis sprzed,sie pokssdqe kompletns
koec fotografj 2H x21l do SKI. Cena 436oi wyzei.
Mic ma swiecie ME sprawl wiecej rozrywki tobie
luo przyjacielowi, kt6reeo obdarzysz, iak jedna
ja6afentani, cenami &c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-19
Lenlers in NLiIIinerr.

What 1t takes to make house famous
as leaders in the art of millinery Krous-
koff's have acquired the eminence neces-
sary 10 entitle them 10 be the leaders.
Krouskoff's thirty years experience in the
exclusive millinery business; Krouskoff' $
carry The largest and best selected stock
TO be found this side of New York. Krous-
koff's retailing at wholesale prices mean
a saving to the ladies of So per cent /;
Krouskoff's employ only The best mRliners
and designers; Krouskof's is the only
house in the South that receives direct i'm
portations from European manufacturers
of pattern hats, flowers and ribbons
I<rouskoff's is the only house that places
goods direct from the manufacturer to
the ladies of Savannah, saving the middle
mans profit I<rouskoff's is the only eX-
elusive millinery house in Savannah {;
Krouskoffs offers the ladies of Savannah
a $50, 900 stock of the finest and rarest
millinery to be found. at prices that can
not be beat in New York.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-19

The Southern Grocery Company, ia
Barnard street, has made a reputatio for
square dealing in reliable goods. No cheap.
where only the best is kept. This best
Is sold always a little cheaper than any
body else sells it. If any error Is made
in delivery, in charges, or in goods, 1t is
a pleasure for this house to correct it.
An evidence of the growth of this house
is in increased number of customers from
all over Savannah, and they are the best
people. Fone them for what you want.
93-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-19
THE ART OF LIVING LONG.

The Hundred Year Club of New
York, Organized for the Purpose
of Teaching Its Members How to
Live "A Century.
The rules are not hard to follow, and
were published in full in the New York
Herald of recent date. Sleep eight hours
a day. on the right side; open one of the
bedroom windows at night; keep the bed
away from the wall; take bath the tenn
peratnre of the body every morning lex
cept on mornings like last Monday and
Tuesday,. Take exercise before breakfast,
eat little meat, and be sure IL is well cook
ed; adults should drink no milk; eat
grain to nourish the cells which destroy
disease germs; avoid intoxicants, which
destroy these cells; take plenty of open
air exercise; keep no animals in your
rooms; drink water, avoid humidity and
the neighborhood of sewage pipes; vary
your occupation and take an occasional
holiday; limit ones ambitions and restrain
ones natural character; keep cool head
and pay proper attention to the demands
Of nature, but, above all things, have the
solace and comfortable feeling which nat
urally comes to those who have made the
proper provision for those dependent on
them, and for their own old age by an ad-
equate amount of life insurance In a
sound, strong, reliable company, such as
The Massachusetts Mutual, the leading
Massachusetts Company, organized 1851,
and doing business under the Massachu-
setts laws, which are the best laws in the
world for policy holders, and at the same
time are not burdensome to the companies
of that state. We cheerfully give full in
formation. Sample policy and extracts
from the Massachusetts laws. Write at
once, state your age and address. Harty
& Apple, managers for Georgia, III Bay
street. east, Savannah. Ga. Reliable
agents desired in unoccupied territory
adj