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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and Is truly delightful enjoyment "a
inhaie the fumes o. this fine tobacco; il
is evhilsratiug and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
Is on every wrapper OF every cigar win
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are onl,,
sold by the box OF 80. Conchas at 50 90 ana
Perfectos, A.5o at Llppman Bros Who'll
sale druggists. Barnard and Congres.
streets, OF this city-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Arrangements have been effected nv
which 1000 mile books. The price Of which
IL l250o each. issued by the seaboard A.
line Railway. sre honored through -
Washington over the Pennsylvanln RAN
road. from Portsmouth 10 Baltimora o,,s~
the Baltimore steam Packet Compan,
and between Clinton and Columbia ovsr
the Columbia. Newberry and Lanes.
Railroad THIS arrangements includes the
Peninsular and Georgia and 49,.
Railroads.&c..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Mrs Golden, who has been engaged 10
manage my millinery department. has re-
turned from che North. where she has
been for several weeks selecting the stock
She will be prepared to show the very
latest styles In a few days. when she
will be pleased to see her many friends
p Il EoNe-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Hurled wITH SOLDIER HosoHs.
Taps and Military salute at ths
M n Ia

Taps and Military saiute az the
Grave Of 4. }. Davis.
The funeral OF Thomas }. Davis. who
vas shot and killed Thursday by Jas +
Fleming. took place yesterday afternoon
at ! o'clock The body was taken from
the house al No. - Congress street. east.
10 the Cathedral OF 81. John the Baptist.
fhence 10 the Cathedral Cemetery. where
the burial was made A corporal and a
squad OF eight privates from Company y
OF the Guards attended the funeral. and
fired a salute over the grave. Taps were
sounded by Bugler Joe Wilmington There
was quite a large attendance 81 the war
merabers Of Company y. and among the
hsndsomest OF the floral tributes was a
pillow from that company inscribed
COMPANY 3D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
VICE president PAIL HERE.
Arranging for Changes I'm street
Railway SystenL

Mr. j. II Fall OF Nashville. vice pres
iden, OF savannah's Street Railway sys-
lem. Is In the city. The object OF Mr..
with the city for the Encouragement Of
the tracks on Barnard and Whitaker
streets. II Is largely due to Mir. Falls
efforts that this change in the stree.
railway lines for which there has been
public demand ever since the present
system WAS rearranged. was decided upon
by the company.
Mr. Fall said yesterday that che work
viii be taken up early this fall. as soon
as the material can be secured and the
city ordinances will permit. and pushed
10 completion. Barnard and Abcrcorn
streets will he operated as doublc-track
heh. and cars run both ways on Whita-
ker al short intervals
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
WILL NAME TuE MANAGERS.

"A list Approved of by the Candidate
Furnished the AOmmittee.
The committee OF the County Commits
sloners appointed az the last meeting to
name managers for the October election
viii dispose Of this matter next week. a
list OF names OF parties who viii be salts
factory as manaFcrs TO the candidates
named at the recent primary has been
furnished 20 the committee ~ is not
known yet II any other list viii be fur
nished. The election takes place Tuesday.
oct ?. aud a. the indications are that
there will be no contest there will prob
ably be no rivalry as TO managers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
HAVE All BEEN FINED.
o'DeII and bryan Paid ~ 600 Each
for Policy Lottery.


In the City Court yesterday Charles J.
o'Dru and G. y. Bryan pleaded guilty TO
charges OF conducting policy lotteries and
we're nned each 81 900 aud costs The fines
Were promptly paid. The cases against
Messrs o'Den and Bryan were entered
upon the docket some time since. but
we're allowed 10 lie over presumably be-
cause Of the absence OF the solicitor gen
eral from the city
They were the only two lottery proprie-
tors who were not caught IN the recent
raid on the offices IN Paradise Alley and
now that they have been assessed 81 400
each the local sports can feel that Justice
has been dealt out with an even hand all
AROUND and that nobody has been slight
cd. Still, their experience was much more
pleasant than that Of Messrs. Fulton and
Henderson iu the Superior Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Is the last day for the Sunday excursions
to Charleston. Tickets on sale for train
leaving Savannah $50 a. m. good TO return
on train leaving Charleston a, 500 p. m.
or ISIS p. m. Sundays. OF rate OF 500 for
tho round trip. Chair cars % cents extra.
.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

The case Of r. A. Masssrt proprietor
Lizzie Stewart. a well known vaudeville
artist. who broke her contract with the
Royal to go - the Alhambrs. was settled
yesterday. Mr.. Massart paying the costs,
and the proceedings being dismissed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
TO RALLY ron THE TICKET.
Bryan and Stevenson club 60 whoop
Things 10 Next week.

The Bryan and Stevenson Club has Sc
cured the theatcr Tor Thursday night
Sept. =, when 81 will hold a rally in be-
half ~ The Democratic nominees. 90 which
an sympathlzcrs as well as club mem
bcrs viii be- invitsd Invitations have been
issued TO a number OF prominent men OF
the state and other well known Demo
Gratis 20 take part in the rally. and n Is
expected that enough will accept 70 make
the occasion an interesting one
Among those invited are Gov. Gambler
Senators Clay and Bacon. Congressman
Livingston, lion Boykin Wright. Hon. r.
g. duBiRnon. Col r. w Mcldrim. Hon
W. ". Osborne, a. A. Lawrence. Esq.
ana others. The president. Hon J. Ferris
Cam. will preside. and the twenty-five
vice presidents are expected 20 occupy
seats on the stage.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
FLEMING RELEASED ON BAIL.
An Approved nond for $1,000 Fur
nished ~ Two Bondsmen.

An Approved nond for $1,000 Fur
nished ~ Two Bondsmen.
James r. Fleming. who Is charged with
voluntary manslaughtcr IN the killing Of
Thomas ]. Davis Ia the De Soto bar
Thursday afternoon. was released from
jail yesterday having given a bond Of
s2oo for appearance before the grand
jury of the Superior Court The bonds
men were W I. OBrien and John l..
Archer.
The bond was approved by Solicitor Gen.
cfal Osborne. Judge Falligant having stat
"a that he considered the amount named
sufficient under the circumstances, the
evidence before the corouer's jury applr-
entity Justlfying a charge Of manslaugh-
tc-.
n ia more than probable that the killing
of Davis Will be Investigated az the next
session Of the grapd jury. and that the
case win be disposed OF az the present
acssl q the court.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Mrs Golden, who has been engaged TO
manage my millinery department has re-
turned from the North. where she has
been for several weeks scle oting the stock
She will be- prepared TO show the very
latest styles iu a few days. when she will
be pleased TO see her many friends. T.
7 Foye-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Close Of the Excur.iop s..son

The Plant system Sunday excursions TO
Charleston and Brunswick viii be discon-
tinued after sunday. sept %. Tickets
sold to both points Al rate OF $50 for the
round trip. limited 10 date OF sale.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Your best friend can give no better ad-
vice than this: For impure blood. bad
stomach and weak nerves take Hood
sarsaparilla.- I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Americas greatest beverage is Cooks
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. Il is
me pure juice q the grapes naturally fer
Tnsniea,-aa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
FORWARDED $500 MORE.

savannah Has sent over $1,000 90
GnIveston's Relief.
Treasurer ". p. Bailey forwarded 500
additional In New York exchange 10
Treasurer John seaiey Of the Galveston
relief fund yesterday. This makes a total
Of $500 already Forwarded from the citi-
zfns subscriptions. hesid nearly 5000
forwarded from other sources. The treas
urer stili has Sld0H in hand 90 the crcdit
Of the fund. and will continue TO receive
eubscri ptlons.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
HOWELL TITUS RELEASED.
settled with the Prosecutor and the
Charges MIthdrawn.

A noiie prosequi was entered in the City
Court yesterday. by request OF the prose
cution. IN the case OF Howell Titus.
". y. Sturtevant. the prosecutor. made
a statement TO the effect that Titus had
settled with him for the =mount Of the
draft which he helped the latter 60 cash
last June. Titus also agreeing TO pay the
costs OF the case.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
CATTLE PARK
TuIfNnERnnrr

Car leaves Bolson street junction q
q. m. and every thirty minutes thereaftsr
until II 20 p. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt NJ 500 a. m. ana
every thirty minutes thereafter un,ii
1900 midnight. for Bolton street june
ton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Last sunday Excursion 60 Brun..
wick

VIII leave Savannah. via the Plant sys-
tenn. sunday. Sept, 80; train leaves savan-
nah $50 a. m: returning leaves Brunswick
800 y. m. Tickets Si.oO for the round trim
nj
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Hair Rate 10 Macon
Via
The Central of Georgia Railway
Account


Tickets on sale from all points in Geor-
gia. Sept. 23-2s, inclusive and for trains
scheduled TO arrive Macon forenoon,
Sept - Final limit Oct. !. 1907
Ticket office iO7 Bull street and Central
passenger staticn.-sd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Take Graybeard Pills for that dixxv
teeiing-Lost appetite. and follow a. M
~ oo,tle OF Grsybeard. II Is ali YOU
a se nsspess Drug Co, sole props.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
cit Cured N. -

"Graybeard broke up rheumatism ~
me" says Mr.. Chas. Thomas. the ,e,x-
eler on whitaker street. And put me 4,
long time" :"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

ness They know just wncn to stop tnt
boiling. or think they do. BY the method
at present in use the matter OF obtain
iug the proper density is simply guess
work. and there Is a world Of difference
between guess work ana accuracy. There
Is little instrument. known a. the baume
hydrometer or saccharometer, By means
Of which the same density can always be
obtained. The saccharometcr can be oh
talncd a. the drug stores for . cents. and
every syrup-maker should have one, no
matter how expert he may be.
AFTER tho cane juice has passed
through tie Spanish moss. Il should be
placed into the grand compartment OF the
eyaporator Here the heat coaguiates the
scums. which should be removed hy meaGs
Of a strainsr on long handle. After re-
moving the scums. the juice should be
transferred 10 the sirop where u Is allowed
10 boil. and any scums now forming
should be removed back TO the grand by
means OF a wooden paddle when a thin
syrup. which will test - TO Is degrees
with the saccharometer Is obtained. /,
should he transferred TO the battery ana
boiled until q tests "a to 30 degrees.
BY the process above described a good
quality Of non-fermenting syrup may be
obtained which will bring very profita-
bic price II the syrup IL then put up tn
small Package quart or gallon cans.it will
sell for a much higher price than II put mp
in barrels. The small packages should
bear attractive labels with the makers
name and address In this way Il is an
easy matter 10 work up a reputation In
the market. and once the reputation Is oh
tanned. 81 will be almost impossible 90 sup
ply che demand for the syrup.
The farmers OF South Georgia and
Southeastern Alabama have great
source OF future prosperity before them
IN the cultivation OF sugar cane, and " IL
hoped that ample quantities Of seed Will
be saved this year IN order that an in
creased acreage may be planted another
season"
The circular issued by President John
II Egan OF the Ocean steamship Compa-
ny announcing the appointment Of Mr. r
+. LeFevre as manager OF the company.
wit headquarters in New York. is being
mailed 60 those whom u concerns Any
segregation" news is eagerly watched
by Ocean Steamship Company employees.
The general freight and passenger agent
has not yet been appointed.
An exhaustive and comprehensive arti-
che on railroads and their relation 20 the
farming. industrial. manufacturing and
commercial development OF the country
prepared by Mr.. Alexander Helper. secre-
tary Of the Retailers Association OF Bal
timore. and delivered by him before the
southern Industrial Convention at Chntta-
nooga last May, has been published IN
pamphlet form. u Is interesting reading
for railroad and commercial folk.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
Johnson's chm and Fever Tonic

II 100 times better than auinine and does
in a single day what slow and uncertain
Quinine cannot do in ten days.
II viii cure in a few days those obsti-
nate types Of fever that hang on foF
weeks when treated with quinine
Il will cure typhoid fever and nothing
else will.
II does its work quickly and thoroughly
and nothing else does.
II places the fever patient beyond the
point Of danger In a day and nothing else
can.
Those who have implicit faith In the
tonic are secure. Those who doubt are In
danger. Those who will not use Il, place
their lives IN Jeopardy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
From "a Doctor.

our people were suffering from typho-
malarial fever. Some NJ. DIS called IL gen
uine typhoid Many OF these patients died
and those that recovered were sick from
1 TO weeks.
] gave my patients Johnson's tonic aud
in every instance the fever cooled down
within twenty-four hours and did not re-
turn. and the patients regained their for
mer good health rapidly. J. r. Kincheioe
NJ D., Conway. Ark-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
EGENsE AND HAYES DISCHARGED.

ENtucncc Not -umcicut 10 HOtu Ihcm
for wing sing Robbery.
John Egense aud Robert Hayes The two
boys charged with having broken into
Wing Sings laundry some time ago and
also thought 90 have been connected with
the recent burgiaries. were heard before
the Recorder yesterday on the first charge
and dismissed. a. there was not sufficient
evidence on which 10 convict them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

FNETETfI AINU TATtOEL CAR
This car carries trailer for passenr.-.
on all trips and leaves west side OF city
and all intermediate points az 800 a N
100 D. m. 500 D. IN.
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thunderb,l,
City Markes and all intermediate point,
az 800 a. m. II 90 a. M. 2.t0 p. NJ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
WEST END CAR

Car leaves west side OF city market ,or
West End $50 a. m. and every 20 minutes
thereafter during the day until 1850 p m
Leaves West End az so a. m and ev-
cry 70 minutes thereafter during the day
until 1900 O'Clock midnight.
H. NJ LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22
ISLE OF HOPE
MONTGOMERY.

" city for M0ng'ry. Nv. MontEOmsFy
% am from Tenth ms am for Tenth
% pm from Tenth l Is pm for Tenth
20 pm from Tenth s 90 pm for Tenth
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23
$3.75 to 1900
Black Capes.:-

Black CapeS..-
This is a sample line
of Black Capes, suitable
for middle aged and eld-
erly women, who prefer
the ease of a cape, to
the inconvenience of a
jacket. They came TO
us at a very low price.
Materials are broadclC tbs,
clay diagonals, serge
cheviots, and a few in
silk-mostly all silk lin
ed. Some have the hood,
some have not. Worth
$500 to $18. 90
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Refers.
$I.5O, 2.98, 3.o8

Small lot of those
splendid REFERS, for little
girls, in wool, smooth
faced cloth, blues,
reds, greens and browns;
made with sailor
collars, braid trimmed,
or large fancy collars,
with little scalloped
shoulder capes, trimmed
with braid and cloth in
contrasting colors-pert
little affairs, with quite
an air to them. Have
been selling as high as
$500
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Lot III.
$11.OO

Nobby suits, beauti-
fully tailored, in home
spuns and cheviot serges.
Jackets are made in Elton
effect, with Medici collar
and rolling revers faced
with taffetas silk, also
double breasted REFERS,
revers faced with peau-
de-soie, and fly front
jackets. Many of these
are deliberately. finished
with self stsappings,
with rows of stitching.
Skirts have the boz
plat back, both single
and double. Colors are
black, navy, old blue,
gray and tans. These
are worth as high as
$500
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Lot w..
$1,000

This lot comprises our
high grade tailored suits,
that have been selling all
season as high as $27. SO
They include best cuali-
ty venetians, fine broad
cloths, cheviot serges and
zibelines. Mostly all
silk lined throughout.
St les are the Elton, with
Medici collar and revers,
trimmed with Pointe
Venisa lace over white
satin; tight-ftting Etons,
and double breasted
REFER effects, with dir in
front-box plat skirts.
Our entire line of in
ported model suits, as
high as $1,000, re-
duced to one-half their
prices.
Exceptional bargains
in these.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS

NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
Cart begin to tell you of the
tremendous business we did last
week in these curtains. Our pat
terms have been carefully select
ed in Brussels, Arabian, Irish
Point, Renaissance and Marie
Antoinette effects. and cannot be
distinguished at a distance from
the real handmade goods. Every
one of the following is a bona fide
reduction.
$1.25 Curtains,
80 cents the pair.
$I.75 Curtains,
$I.2o the pair.
$3.50 Curtains,
sl.oS the pair.
$3.50 Curtains,
$500 the pair.
$3.50 Curtains,
$2.o8 the pair.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23
Sale of Lace Curtains
and Upholstery
Goods Continued.

ond week will, we anticipate be greater. Wise
women are taking advantage Of these very low
prices, for their Spring renovating-new Lace
Curtains, Sash Curtains and Draperies Of all kinds
and descriptions; Poles and fixtures, Pillows,
Screens, Sweepers, Mattings and so on. There's
much money saving here for you
Following is the price story:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23
Lot I'LL.
$6.o8

Exquisitely ia i lored
skirts of broadcloths,
homespuns, and cheviot
serges, many of them
trimmed with bands of
stitched taffetas;; box
plat and inverted plat
back, strapped seams.
Colors are browns, grays
and black. Were $40
and more.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23

n SPIe1Iu1u 1I11e UI
Golf Capes, in all colors,
bright, pretty double
faced golf materials, with
new shaped hood and
storm collar, finished with
stitching. Worth 5000
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Lot ~.
$1,000

Handsome skirts Of
z i b e lin e S, unfinished
worsted and broadcloths,
silk lined with a splendid
quality of taffetas, box
plat and plated back.
These have sold as high
as $3.50
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Tailored
Suits.
Lot |.
sos

StyllSh SUITS OF nome
spuns, cheviot serges,
venetians and soft finish
ed coverts. Styles are
the hobby little Etons,
tight-htting and half fit
ting with revers and COL
lar. faced with plain or
brocaded satin, also ap-
pliqued with taffetas silk;
fly front and d uble-
breasted REFER jackets.
Skirts have stitched and
strapped seams and are
finished with the stylish
box-plait in blackwell
tailored suits, every one
Of them. Have been
selling as high as $3.50
Colcrs are gray, black,
and tan.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23

REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY
PORTIERES-
In handsome Oriental stripes
and figures, 50 inches wide,
heavy tassel fringe-a beautiful
line Of colors. Regularly Sc. 90
Sale price $4.08
REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY
COUCH COVERS
6o-inches wide, fringed on all
sides--pretty designs and rich
colorings. Worth 5000.
Sale price, $4.48
JAPANESE BAMBOO AND
BEAD CURTAINS
Delightful for spring and sum-
mer use. Allows the air to cir
culate through the house and
makes an ornamental curtain as
well These are full size.
Bamboo Curtains, worth ST., 80
% cents
Bamboo and Bead, worth So. 90
$I.40
Bamboo and Bead, worth s2.o8
$l.o8
ART TIcKINGs, DENNIS AND
CRETONNES-
Single and double faced Tick
ings and Denirns and single faced
Cretonnes, SO inches wide, in
this seasons newest patterns
suitable for pillow covers, drap-
cries, window seats, etc. Regu-
lar selling prices 1o to IS cents.
Sale price I5c. the yd
JAPANESE SCREENS
q fold, each panel 20 inches
wide, S feet, 6 inches high;
pretty embroidered designs in
gold. Actual value So. 90.
Sale price, $2.oS
WINDOW SHADES
Good quality Opaque Window
Shades, 3x6 feet, heavy tassel
fringe, mounted on good spring
rollers. Reduced from SO cents to
80 cents each
Window Shades, made to your
order. Measurements taken and
estimates given.
DOOR GRILLS-
II inches deep. Worth so cents
Sale price 3oc the foot
'svASSAR UTILITY BOXES
Utility Boxes, made in trunk
shape with ornamental brass
hinges and handles covered with
pretty art cretonnes, and lined
with silkolines. -Four sizes.
$I.3o, LOS, $2.25, $500
RUGS
A fine line Of Tapestry and
Velvet Brussels Rugs, figured,
~ inches wide and so inches
long red, blue, green and tan
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Top Coats.
$500


Nobby Top Coats, in
black clay diagonal, in
double breasted, dip
REFER styles Venetians
in black and colors, tight
fitting, double breasted
effect-very shapely gar
ments. Real value is
N7 M
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-23
Lot Ill.

Handsome suits OF
venetian, homeSpuns and
serge cheviots, made
with jackets in Elton eff
feet and dip REFER with
the slanting waist line, so
popular this season, both
tight-httin and half fit
ting. Many of these are
beautifully finished with
satin strappings and fancy
tailor stitching, and a
f e w are silk-lined
throughout. Skirts have
the box-plait and invert-
ed plat back. Colors
are black, and white,
grays, browns, royal and
navy blues, and red. Reg
ular selling prices were
as high as $40. 90
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IRISH POINT CURTAINS
The following ale small lots,
left after last weeks big selling
only one, two and three pairs
of a pattern. All this season S
designs in the collection.
Were Now
$500 1898 the pair
600 a 90 "
$50 5.o8 I"
900 $50 I"
We have a large line of Re-
naissance Edgings and Insertions,
for making up curtains, dresser
covers, bed spreads, pillow
shams, etc.
Edgings,
10 to 60 cents the yd
Insertions,
IS to Is cents yd
Also a large line of Vestibule
Panels, in Renaissance, Irish
Point, Pointe Duchesse and other
laces.
Laundering of Lace Cur .
tains and Blankets
speciality.
CROSS STRIPE SNOW
FLAKE CURTAINS
Cool-looking, artistic curtains,
snow flake Transparent grounds
with cross stripes in blue, gold,
terra Gotta, green. red and rose
col.r; 3 yards long. Reduced
from ST.. So to
ST. 80 the pair
MERCERIZED TAPESTRY
PORTIERES-
These are reversible and re-
semble closely the more expen-
sive silk ones; 50 inches wide,
heavy tassel f,inge-a variety of
designs and colorings to choose
from. Worth SIS. 90
Sale price $3.75
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$6.o8

Stylish tan covert Top
Coats, an excellent quail
ity material, made in
REFER dip style, finished
with fancy taffetas Innings
made 10 sell for SO. 90
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Ora c eful hanging
skirts, 0 f homespuns,
Sicilians, cheviots and
invisib e Plaids, in Bit es,
grays, browns and black.
Made with box plat
back. Were as high as
$500
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-24
QUESTION or TAXES.
WHERE ONE MAY FISH.

bill was introduced by Senator
Foster to make II unlawful to fish with
In regularly hauled fishing landings on
Chesapeake Bay in Princess Anne
county.