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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

lust received az Krouskofrs the enure
,o-k OF one OF the leading maniIfactur-
a-u OF rcldy-to-vy wear hats. These goods
will be PLACED on sale. commencing to
morrow. q. Just half what they arc worth
They are The best qualities Of felt and
rnatcroi To give you an idea We quote
The following prices
Imported French felt walking hats
enk bands. handsomely finished 49,
worth 500
In.por,ed French fel, smooth crown.
rough finished rim. silk band. 49, worm.
800
French feit walking hats, trimmed with
nun and crush SILK bands. N.ss. worth
$50
n.,, quality wool felt walking hats, silk
b,,A leather sweat esc: worth s. %.
Military sailor with felt pompons. thre~
bands OF satin and satin pun. VS.
worth. SEQ.
Trimmed Mexican. trimmed wfh felt
quill ana fep ard elk pun and rosette'
2i23. worth s. ~
Misses baby hats al colors. made In
latest style- soft folt. stylishly trimmed
CSC. worth SEQ
ssich..i felt r1rbans trimmed with felt
and felt qual. Sl9s worth 800
Brush felt walking hats silk band, Sc
worth 800.
ch,ldren'r soft Mexican hats, trimmed
with silk band OF silk cord. t3c; worth
asc
Special display ~ above styles IN show
window a. Kr0uskon sd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
=. Coca w.y 20 save Money.

II 4. easier 70 make money than TO save
II. Many men md this out some time or
other. The little expenses and sxtrava-
rances OF everyday life s where most
OF che leaks occur. Almost without
knowing q or fully realizing u. money
sl,ps away and time goes BY without our
having accumulated anything like what
We shouid have There lie one way how
ever bv which u Is easy TO accumulate
and Il requires but little self-denial,
spccial EFFORT and a little suck-to-it-iVe-
ness 60 accomplish wonderful results Inls
tq 20 make Application while We have the
GOOD health and the good fortune 70 Dc
accepted FOR a policy IL the Massachuaetts
Mutual Ilfe Insurance Company. hou
Will have Immediately created an estate
ias soon a. you get the policY "nieh
might take you years to accumulate eno
az the same time YOU have agreed 10 What
might be regarded as compulsory SAVING
The policies OF this old company have an
Increasing cash value. which Is available
any year afer the second. and tho uoi-
Giles contain these figures IN black anu
white Every year handsome diVnthnS
are declared You are never Ia the DARK.
for you can easily tell. year b. year. JUST
where YOU are at" Would you Ike 70
know more Then send your age and
address To Harry & Apple. managers TOT
Georgia, III hay street, east. savannah H.
ca few reliable men wanted as
agcnts.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
LEGISLATORS IN TOWN.
Misdcmcanor Convict mn Win Not
Anect Chatham County

Senator cam and Representative
Wells and Harden arrived Ia tho ci;y
yesterday morning. and wll remain to-
day. Mr.. Wells called upon Mayor Myers
and hnd an Informal discussion with the
Mayor and Alderman Dixon on legislative
matters.
To "A Morning News reporter. who mot
him az the City Exchange Mr.. Wells
said that there s. nothing % n sensa uonal
nature in present or prospective lcglsla-
ton - do not think we have anythma,
20 fear from The misdemcauor convict
hiil." he said. II came down on the train
with the chairman Of the Penltentiary
Committee and we discussed the matter
pretty thoroughly. lie IS willing 10 an
amendment eAempting counties like Chat
ham. which work their own cuuyicts
from the provisions Of the bills The
bih. n passed al all. VIII include this
amendment"
How about the franchise tax act7' Mr.
Wells was asked
81 am very much afraid" he SAID that
this bin will become a law. The country
counties. whore they have no telephones
40 electric lights. and no street car com
pauies- are very much IN favor OF this
bai 10 puts more tax on the cities and
this is always pleasing 70 the constituents
Of the country representative Tho bin
makes these franchises subject 10 county
ana municipal as well as state tax"
Mayor Myers said that the franchise
tax act was not desired by the cities
az the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court IN tho case OF the city against the
savannah. Thuuderbolt ana Isle 81 Hope
Railroad had shown tina, the cities had aH
the power for which they had any nea,i
In levylng taxes upon corporations with
in their limits
Mr. Wells has introduced tho Council
blll providing Tor tho election Of civ ON
GERS hy Council. which provides that this
election shall lake place at "a meeting 10
he h"id che second Thursday in January
olenn.alv. This places the election 10
The hands OF the outgoing board. bur inter
the approaching city election.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Suits, Goats. Waists, skirts,
Foye and Eckstein.

owing 70 the continued mild weather
ve are compelled TO force the sale OF
our ready-made goods. The stock is the
Zines, 10 the city and contains larger va
riety % now styles than is 70 be found
elsewhere tn Savannah
The goods have TO 60. and We have made
su. d radical reductions that the mos,
Sopuc viii be convinced. II you are IA
need OF u suit. a silk waist. a silk skirt.
a ralny-day skirt jacket. a petticoat.
q piece % FUR a misses Jacket. an infants
eloak-uoN is the time 60 come here quick
ly and get your choice fram the many de-
sirtb'e garments. ana while you are IN
fhis store don't fail 10 see our large and
attractive stock Of holiday goods Foye
g. Eckstciu.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
TO ENTERTAIN THE GRAND SIRE.
odd Fellows Preparing for the visit
of VIZ. John %. GoodNIn.

A meeting 81 the committee OF odd Fei-
lows. appointed 10 arrange for the enter
taiument Of Grand sire John p Goodwin
who viii visit Savannah "wednesday and
spend two days here. wac held last night.
According 20 tho arrangements decided
on the committee ana other members OF
the order viii meet Mr.. Goodwin ~ the
train At o'clock O.. m. and after wcl-
coming him 20 the city. escort him 90 The
De Soto. Afterwari he will he taken by
the committee 20 the Hussurs Cub. ana
then for a carriage drive through che city.
ard TO the Savannah Nurht Cub at Thuu-
dcrhoit. via Esuu avenue After haA
dinner at Banuou LoiFc. he viii return
20 the CITY.
Al 8 O'Clock p. m. he win again be
taken IN charge by the committee and 80
c0rtcd 20 Masonic Hall. whore he viii
receive and address the OLD Fellows ana
the gathering by Grand Warden Henry
McAlpin who will have been Introduced
previously by Past Grand h. j. Dhyaut.
chairman % the committee.
A. the CONCLUSION o. Mr.. Goodwin's
address there Wild b. dancing for which
the music viii b. furnished 10y Boeen-
fields orchestra This viii close the en-
ANI NAAAAAAfNk ANi tftH tANNH niA.l NlNf fANts.A
sire VIII be escorted 20 his hotel hy the
committee.
ON Thursday. tho second day ~ his
stay. he VIII b. attended nt tho De Soto
BY the committee IN the afternoon he
wilI be the guest 81 the members of the
local lodges and the committee NJ ar
oyster roast 20 b. given al ono - the
nearby resorts not yet decided on. This
will he strictly "a stag affair. and viii be-
limited 20 tine members OF the order Tie
will return IN time 20 take the train for
Atlanta lie wl be escorted Co the depot
by the committee and the other OBI Eel
lows who viii wish him a God-speed On
his way home
The committee that viii have charge
81 the arrangements consists 81 H. j.
Davant chairman. I.eandcr Butler. sscre-
tary. J. s Tyson. g. o. Dorset. W. @.
Mcintyre. ". r MncDouald a. NJ ward
Mrs r. Cumb~a The oldest odd Eel
low IN the state. r. q Charles Gross and
Grand Warden Henry McAlpln: also j.
"a. c.. Mrs r g. Exiey. ~ g.. Airs 9
l.. Groover. Y. c.. Mrs Sanford Haupt.
secretary. Miss Josie T. Dorset and
treasurer. Mrs. a. \. Manucy OF Ruth
Robekah Lodge
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

one car Of elegant FIRE proof safes. the
best IN the laHd. arrived to-day az the
Baltimore wharf All consist OF an ag-
qrceate weight Of over thirty thousand
pounds In this car are safes OF all sizes
aud are made by the celebrated Barnes
Manufacturing Company OF Plttsburg.
Pa. belonging 10 Lppman Bros.
IAppmau Bros, wholesale druggists.
LIppmans block Of this city. are the
only concern ia the state that carry a
stock OF Gre proof safes IN store. and
we will guarantee 20 sell them as low a.
he manufacturers with the freight addesi.
a. we have special arrangement for max
ing special prices. We also have been
furnishing quite a large number OF sill
verware Gre proof chests which have
given great satisfaction. Purchasers who
want anything IN the FIRE proof safe line
Will do well 20 call on Lippman Bros .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
COL. WILLY HAS ACCEPTED.
HE WILL M COMMANDING oFTToI1t
or THE FIRST INFANTRY.


Committee Named az the Meeting Of
the omeers of the Regiment
Waited Upon Col. Myiiy and
Tended tho Colon oicy-CoI. willy
said lie would Accept-Nteeting Of
the Omcers WnI lie Held Next fri
day Might. when the Committee
WIN Report-VacaBt MAJORITY viii
Also Bc ruled Then.
The next colonel OF che First Infantry
viii be Col T S willy. u Col Wyliy
has accepted tho tender Of the position.
and IL may be expected that within the
next three months or so his title viii be
changed from Lieutenant colonel 20 that
of a fun colonel About the time Indicated
will be ncces sary 20 cover the formal
elect on. which must be ordered from At
lanta. the period during which the colonel
elect Will bs preparing for his examina-
ton by the Field Oncers' EXamining
Board and the receipt OF his commission.
Yesterday the oommistee appointed the
night before az the meeting Of the Off
GERS OF the First Infantry waited upon
Col Wyly ard made the tender Of tho
office o. colonel Il was thought posi-
bic THAI Col wyily might ask Tor time
In which TO consider tie offer. but IN this
any who entertairsd the idea were mis-
taken. Col. wylly told the officers o.
the COMMITTEES that DE would not keep
them or che other officers OF the regi-
ment in suspense. but that he would at
once tell them that he would gladly &C
cept the position
pou the committee we're Capt. ?. +
Gleason OF the Irish Jasper Greens Cap
" y Stephens Of tho savannah Nolun-
teer Guard. ana Capt. g. 4. Gordon of
the Oglethorpe Light Infantry Humor
ouSly. the members of the committee in
formed the colonel that thclr requirement.
% him would exceed those they made
whan they waited upon him year or
80 ago. TO ask him 20 accept tho lieutenant
coionelcy. tThen tlev told him that oil
that would be Necessary Tor him to do o.
his position Of lieutenant colonel. would
be 20 look wch on parsdes and draw his
pay. As colonel. however. the committee
tod him that u would ~ necessary Tor
aim 10 do no end OF work. aud that thew
would lock 20 him 20 apply himself close
IS 20 his duties
In Col Wylly's acceptance the officer.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Java Coffee, rer round. &c. Soc. best SSc'
coffee az importers prices.
RIO oorce. per round g 70 best %.
srecial p-e=eut with every round
Try our Java and Mocha, pounds. SID
French coffee D gh roasted. &c.
Teas a. cargo prices.
O3iorg Youue Tyson. Eugi-h Break
fat GuupoWdcr Japan. or Ceylon teas
20 3D.. -0-. 1le 7oc. best tiO per POUND
DRINK Thea Nectar furo Chinese en-
o.. Der pound. a special prescu, with
every pound
We saI 4l grades Of teas and ooneea
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
nanv To- Brola hton street. west tele-
phoue 6ld-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

And for she tenth ycar we ask to re-
MIND you that during this month we have
90 work NIGHT and day 20 keep up. We
style and beg you 20 AID as IN doing so
hy giving your Christmas orders early
We are the only place that sell the bcst
grade moulding and VIII give q TO you
for less than you can get shoddy stun
from others. Lodeveze's Picture Frame
Factory. Jos and joe Congress street. west
-aN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Christmas will be here before you know
it, II you have gifts TO bestow. select
them now at your leisure. DO not wait
tnl the last moment. sternherg Co Is
Christmas stock is revelation OF rlcn-
ness and value and YOU can't foil 10 hud
lu their showrooms the exact article You
seek. whether glorious diamonds. SUPERB
silvcrware. cut glassware. jewelrg
watches. rings. charms. god and silver
novelties. etc. By making small depos.
you can have any article reserved Tor
YOU until roQuircd.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Mr. nnrrl.nn Mnl.e. a chnnre.

Mr. William s Harrison. who has been
with the Branch Estate Grocery Company
for the pas, seven years. has accepted a
position with the Grand Union Tea Com
pany. The company makes no mistake
Ia securing the services OF so valuable a
man as Mr. Harrison. and he makes no
mistake in connecting himself with such
70 company as tho Grand Union. Mr. Har-
rlson viii be pleased so see his friends
and patrons at his new place Of business.
10 Brough'on street vest new store 80
al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Shredded whole wheat biscuit Is thor
oughly cooked food made from the whole
wheat, and IS carable 9f being used In
over 20 different ways. Mrs. S. s. Hen
shaw Ian expert demonstration OF Wash
i1r.on. ID. o. WI be at Foye & Eek
STEMS Biz Department Store oil week
ana viii boz pleased 20 serve Il TO you.
Cookbook "The Vital Question" free.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
smoke them with confidence. the Frank.


Drop into Hicks thia morning ard watch
che others eat a superb dinner.
The best meals VIII be served. Game o.
40 kinds ln fact everything has ha1
special preparation 70 o. The best of it-
kind-cookod by the best cook in the
South Hicks-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Itisa sure cure for al skin diseases. T.
cures itch letter. riugworm. eczema. sal.
rhcum. etc Never fails. Nothing Is Just
as good" Don't accept substitutes. IT,
and YOU VIII be convinced. a thousa rds
OF others have n your druEgis, doesn't
kscp &c.. send 5oc in stamps direct to tho
maker. J. T. Shuptrire. Savannah. Ga,
for o box posipaid.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Hnute Nouvnnte Trimmings
NJ Ennr mud Irhsicln's.

40 the new store Broughton and Bar
uard streets. YOU viii nnd some magnih-
cent specimens OF high class dress Grim
ming They are shown 90 Boler9 Jackets.
sets Tor Waists all over lnccs. nets ard
f,ttcd laccs. apphques or gold on velyets.
iridcsceus hralds. steel. pcor aud Jet
lraids and hands nsh-eclle effects IN col
ors To see them is 90 appreciate them.
when you come, take "a glance AZ the La
dies neckwear F0ye q Eckstcin' sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

poople who are troubled with weak d.
gcet.ona are especially invited 20 como 20
Fove & Erksteln's Big Department store
thIs week ana try a lunch prepared from
shredded whole wheat biscuit Mrs. S. 5.
Hershaw ~ Washington. j.. c.. an eN-
pert in cookery. will he pleased 20 show
Won now to serve IT, Cookbook Tho Vi
nl Question" free.-nd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Mrs. C. S. Wright desires 20 announce
that having leased the Hotel Cloxton for
another year she will endcavor 20 give
the travelling public better accommoda-
iions than ever before. ia fact. the best
TO be had. Make a point OF Il 70 stop az
Ciaxton over niEht.-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Armour Packing Company's last three
dlye. tho ladies are invited; all questions
answered substantially by an expert dem
5rstrat.r. cNaibit in basement. House
furnishing and Toy Departments. Jackson.
81 .tzgh a. Co.'S big Department store.
-Il
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Remember Spanish Luncheon,
only on Mednesday.

This is the last day OF Armour Pack
iug Company's demonstration. Hot to-
males. freolies. ehillconcarDe-spanish
dishea dispensed by an expert demonstra-
nor. In tha House Furnishing and Toy
Department (basemenO. Jackson, Net
ger a Co-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
s2.4s CbiIdreBs' Trimmed Hat sale
SIS

This week al Krouskon's, handsomely
trimmed hats for children At g IS. YOU
cannot duplicate them elsewhere for less
than 500 KrUuskod sd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

cigar from IJ>nry solomon & son. "
.a!c distributors for savannah. o.
your customers good smoke; ever
Franklin ls guaranteed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
$500 Trimmed TIA, sale. $500.

This week special prices on trimmed
hats at Krouskon s.; $50 buys chic
dlintv. stylish hat 81 Kronskon's: others
woulf asl $40 ol FOR het-uot near as
ro.d value KrauskoT s-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

have received the best and prettlcst
line OF chndren's shoes to be found in sa-
vannah. They are open for inspection
70 call a. S. Nichols. S Broushton. west.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

This week az Krouskon's regular 70,
and 81 90 felt FATS your choice. &C. These
are exceptional values. othcrs offer YOU
shoddy qualties ana ask Tsc Krous kon p
price. 50c Tor finest quality felfs I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
zoe. FeIt Fist.. Al CoIor., zoe.

This week "a Krouskon's regular 75c
and 800 felt flats, your choice. 5oc These
are exceptional values. others ofer YOU
shoddy qualities and ask 75c. Krouskon $
price. 5oc FOR finest quality fei,s-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Pa'rolman T C. Murphy yesterday ar
rested on Broughton street.a negro nam.
ed John Henry who hos a suit OF clothes
that he was taking 20 a pawn shop. Hen.
~ claims that be is from Jacksonville.
ana says that The clothes are his own
but The officer Be- ~ the IMPRESSION thai
tnsy are stolen property. The suit con
.sA u blue coat and vest, and a pair
~ AEht ehseked trousers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
s:.4s ChiIdrens' Trimmed HAT sale.
S24s

This week at Krouskon's. handsomely
trimmed hats for children at S2.is. you
cannot duplicate them elsewhere Tor less
taan 500 krouskoff -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Having secured an expert cutter and de-
s.suer q ladies' garments from the lead
ur houses of London, Paris and New
York. ! am prepar TO make any style
90 ladies' nlor.mlde costumes upon
short notice. g.. Fantui. Merchant Tailor
-.d
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Aiy fan stock % mems ana boys shoe
are just H. They are beauties Wei maaf
with the broad zoe. They VIII. delight you
Clad 90 show Thorn go you. a. $ Nichols
Bgoughton wcst-ai
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
S,oo TrImmeJ IInt Sale. s,yoo.

hats NJ Krouskons. $50 bays a chic
dainty. stylish hat al Krouskoffs g: others
would ask 5000 for a hat-not near as
good value X uskoff' sid.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Sis ChiIdrcns' Trimmed Hat Sale.
S2.ts

This week nt Krouskons. handsomely
trimmed hats for children az 8 IS; you
cannot duplicate them elsewhere for less
.aan 500 Krou kon -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

our photographic views In colors from
an parts Of the world are benuties. anl
make desirable pictures for framing aud
prnsents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

My fan stock OF ladies' stylish shoes has
just arrived. They are the pink Of per.
lection II you are stylish. you wear them
Glad for you 70 zee them. a S. Nichols
Broughton, weae-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

This week az Krouskonrs regular 15o
and s. o. folt fats. your choice, &c These
are exceptional values others offer you
shoddy qualities and ask @c. Krouskofr s
price 50c for finest quality felts I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

High class ladies tailor-rnad costume
made 10 order from the latest patterns
and most select stock.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

The remaining stock Of fur collars at
Krouskoff's will be sold at cut prlces to-
morrow az Krouskon Sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

The remaining stock OF fur collars AZ
Krouskons viii be sold at cut prices To-
morrow AZ Krouzkons.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Carry your witches 20 J. & O. y.
Thomas jewellers. i2i whitaker Rcplir-
ing done wei and cheap. Eyes tested
free.--ad. e
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
CHECKS ron EVERYBODY.
Don't Forget 60 secure Your Checks
for "a Present.

We give every purchaser Of teas. COZ
fees, spices. extracts and baking powder
a check with which they can make 20
lection from our enormous display OF nice
cruckery and fancy articles. Note our
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

A High-Grado Institution for Ladies
Shorter College, Rome, Ca. Write for
catalogue.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
AMusEmENTs.

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SANA~N,R "a - n - y
one Week. commencing Monday ~
3, THE KLIMT-HEARN Co, IN repe'-
toire. presenting Monday night the
toral drama. "A NUTAEG MATCH
Prices-ioc. soc and ooc. Daily matihe"''
commencing Tuesday.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-08
DIED.

Y. Kojima, a native of Japan, aged 29 years, died at St. Ann's Hospital in this city on Thursday, Aug. 2nd. He was buried at the old cemetery on Sat urday evening, Aug. 4th, Rev. H. Ham, mond Cole conducting the service.
 The deceased came to the United States about years ago, and to Doug las Island, where he was employed at the Treadwen boarding house, on July 10th last. He leaves a brother on Douglas Island, and father, mother, wife and child in Japan to mourn his loss.
 The funeral was largely attended by countrymen of the deceased-34 being present-from Douglas and Juneau,
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-08
NEXTCAN MIXUPS.

Billy Bell, Ready Bullion tool sharp ener, is giving finger good deal of attention as the result of his helper mistaking his finger for drill.
 Dune. McRae reports gain of one aud half pounds per day during his stay at Sumdum. This increase in av- oirdupos called for new uniform of the Levi Strauss finish when he re- sumed work in the Mexican a few days ago.
 James Kirwan goes about his work in the Mexican as if nothing happened. This time he is running hoist, and there is no need of telling him to be careful.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-08
FAREWELL PARTY.

One of the most pleasant parties ev- CT given in DougIas-a town that is noted for very happy gatherings-was that of last Monday evening at Oh mans hall, in honor of Mir. Herbert Wilson who will depart in few days to seek his fortune from the exhaust less store of wealth Alaska has in trust for those who seek.
 The success of this farewell party is perfect criterion of the feeling of friendship which Mir. Wilson has ev- cry reason to believe exists towards him in the hearts of the people of Douglas Island.
 The dancing lasted long and the memories of the joy of this happy time will prove a solace when life's troubled waters roll between the friends that are parted.