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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
Castro at Barcelona.

WiIlemStad, Island of Curacao, July
S.-News has reached here that Gen.
eral Castro, president of Venezuela,
arrived at Barcelona in the state of
Bermudez, at IL o'clock on the steamer
Ossun. The Ossun towed two schoon-
ers laden with government troops to
Barcelona from La Guira, from which
port she sailed last Saturday. Bar
celona, which Is three miles from the
coast, is partly surrounded by the rev.
olutinoists, who are said to De quite
numerous. President Castro does not
intend to attack the enemy before next
Sunday
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
The Railroad war.

Louisville. KY, July Sat a meeting
Of the Louisville Freight Agents Associ-
alton today the circular recently issued
by the Southern Railway and the Illi-
nois Central railroad offering to pay
drayage on certain commodities billed
to various points in Louisville. was dis
cussed. 1t was decided that each road
affected by the order should be left free
to retariate or not at it's pleasure, max
ing the fight an open one with a possi-
bility that the lines north of the river.
the Pennsylvania, Monon, Big -Four
and the Baltimore and Ohio Southwes-
tern may be drawn into it and may
eventually be forced to make a similar
offer to shippers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
Sensation I'm Court.

Detroit, Mich. July s.-Judge Alfred
J. Murphy, of the recorders court Great
ed a sensation today at the trial OF
Frank c. Andrews, fo-mer vice presi-
dent of the wrecked City Savings bank
by dismissing the entire panel Of jurors
drawn for the July term of court. Judge
Murphy based his action on certain in
formation affecting members Of the jury
who are rumored to have been very
friendly with Andrews political asso-
ciates. Andrews counsel moved TO
quash the charge against him for lack
of a proper case. Action on this went
over till tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
Kills His Sister.

Boston. Mass. July Sat Roxbury
today Herbert Hill. n years Of age,
shot and instantly killed his sister Mrs.
Alice Riley. and inflicted serious
wounds on his mother. Mrs. Amelia
Hill. The latter was struck in the back
OF the head apparently with the butt OF
a revolver. Hiss il said to be demented
and to have been under treatment for
mental trouble by specialists for some
weeks He is still at large.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
ANSWER GIVEN.
Cardinals Give Answer to Governor
Taft's Recent Note ON the Friar
Lands,

Rome, July S.-The answer of the
committee of cardinals to Governor
Taft's recent note on the subject of the
Friars lands in the Philippine islands.
was presented to the Pope today by
Cardinal Rampolla, the papa1 secretary
Of state. The Pontiff expressed his
pleasure at the celerty shown and said
jestingly: I'VE are teaching the Amer
leans the renowned art Of hustling."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
Guest of the President.

Oyster Bay. n. Y. July S.-Montague
White, who has been long in this
country, principally in New York and
Boer cause and William E. Curtis Of
Washington were the guests today of
the president and Mrs. Roosevelt at
luncheon. Mr.. White will sail for
Europe tomorrow Only incidental re-
ference was made to the late Boer war
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
To Report i'm Chicago.

Green Bay. Wis, July s.-Orders re-
ceived here from Chicago are to the
effect that station agents, section bosses
and other railway employees who can
be spared to report to Chicago immedi-
ately to aid in handling freight during
the strike. It is said similar orders
have been issued to all stations.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
Interviews With the Car.

Lnodon, July S.-The ST. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Express
says that the interviews between the
Car Of Russia and certain professors,
publishers, editors, etc., on social prob
lens, undertaken by the Czar with a.
view OF discovering the motives for
the assassinations of Russian ministers
and officials and of probing the mat
ters touched upon, have already COM
menced.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
THE GEORGIA TROOPS.
Given Permission to Camp at
WriGhtsville-A Hearty Welcome
Assured.
(Special to The MessengerD

Raleigh n C. July SIN reply to a
request the 5th Georgia infantry was
given permission today to enter the
state and encamp at Wrightsville.
The adjutant general in transmitting
this permission assured the regiment
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-07-11
A. NJ. scales, temporary Chairman.

Raleigh, N c., July S-Cnairmah
simmons announced tonight that ne
would name Alfred NJ Scales. OF
Greensboro as temporary chairman OF
democrt.c state convention.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
un redactor an6nisno

por oorreo interior hcmOS recibido Jas 81
guienfes lineaS
-. Deseo saber 81 Ia Junia de Sanidad
no sc ocupa ya dc pesar la leche con laci6me-
iros. Ia que 81 eSperde por ahi, Piece dc al
midon. \ bien cara cacsta.
- Una peS;c irsoporiable sc deia SEN
iir en- Il Gale dc IA Fortlleza entire la Baya-
monesa" Y Luila. la Junts &c Sanidad debia
ocuparSe de este asunto.
- Los vendedoreS calleieros coniinian
gritando desaforadamenie 4 su antojo. Hay Ca
sas donde viven dulcemenie cuatro seis peril
tos castos y puros, cuyos duefios no pagan con-
tribuc;on. 81 exis;e unas ordenanzaS municipa-
les cpor que no sc aplican?
- Y sigue los chiquillos jugando 4 Ia
pelota en- la via pdblica con grave riesgo para
los transeuntes. La pOlicia debe poner termi-
no csc abuse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
"A la CHINA

Leemos en- ssThe Puerto Rico Herald que
don Rafeael Paacios Rodriguez, quien desde
el mes de Junio pasado Sc encuentra en- New
York fin de perfeccionarse en- el idioma in
p,es, con una larga temporada en- la America
del Norte, ha sido admitido por la proininente
firma de abogados Curtis, Mallet Provost and
Colt" la practica del derecho y al estudio de
las leyes americanas.
Los importantes asuntos de la referida fir
ma. una de las mas renombradas no 500 por
for1nar parte de la misma el mas distinguido
de los ministries que fueron del presidente Gle
yelad el sefor Malet-Prevost, ex-secretario
de la Comisi6n de arbitraje International para
el arreglo de limites entire Inglaterra y Vene
zuela, sino por la respetabilidad y capacidad de
los otros sefiores que la constituyen, procuraran
al seffor PalacioS un conocimientO vasto de las
leyes practicas de los tribunales americanoS,
que le sera de gran utilidad tanto en- Ia Union
como su regreso a Puerto Rico.
La direccon de la indicada firma es:
go Broad Street. New York City.
Deseamos nuestro amigo grandes exitos
nos satisface que un puertoTiqueho como el
pueda desarrollar sus facultades en- I'm bufetc
de primer orden en- contacto con negocioS que
han de darle experienced professional muy tatil
para ell ejercicio del derecho.
Un puertorriquedo mas que emprende Ia
1ucha con va1ent1a.
iVamos la altura, compatriotas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
'o8NOTE0EASS@ Q @

~ Han contrafdo mstrimonio civil los
ciudadanos Jcsis Garcia con Paulina Perez y
Julio Sanchez con Perfecta Ortiz.
-. Sc han registrado las defunciones de
Ramon Pla Juana de la Cruz.
~ Sc ha inscrito el nacimiento de
Guillermo Aurelio Jesis del Carmen Calderon
y Acosta.
~ La Junta Superior de Sanidad cele-
brara session lunes proXimo.
~ No es Coy, sino Coira el ape)lido del
sefior alcalce de Gales.
Nv Sc dice que seran suspendidos cinco
gua-dias nsulares del puesto de San Juan.
~ En- la actualidad existen en- el presi-
dio y carceleS de esta Isla o82 presos, de los
SO son mujeres
~ Existen en- las carceles de la isla soI
presos, cuyas causas. estan en- sumario.
~ Probablemente sera indultado ell preso
Andres Cruz, de Maricao.
~ Anoche lego San Juan ell Captain
Berries. Parece que ha habido rozan1ientos
entire el y un Official de la policfa.
~ Cinco dstinguidos areopagitas que ju-
gaban anoche, las doce, con unos dados, fue
ron sorprendidos por la policia. Y el juez Ba-
zan. probando aquel adagio de que 10 mejor de
los dados es no jugarlos, impuso dez pesos de
multa a cada jugador.
*. Parece que no Sc concedera Antonio
Gales el indulto que solcita.
Nv Hoy Sc ha reunido la Junta del Hos
pital de Maternidad.
~ Esta noche hay bale ell el parque
"Bcrinquen."
~ Los Gibbs de pelotas Interior, Counso
y TssOrerO luchau hoy en- Puerta de TERRA con-
ira ell denominado Compaaka SO.
). IA Con motivo de la lucha electoral, Sc
decret6 la prision de once individuos en- Toa
Baja. va estan en- liber ad bajo fanza
~ Don Juan Was Ochoteco ha retorna-
do su residencia
wv Hay Sc detenidos en- el Dep6si:o Mu-
nicioal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
Notas Inilitares.

nOr consccncncia DC una ordcn socihsda fe-
cicnfcsnrnsc dc waShingson. ei Regimienio &c
rncEso Rioo ~ s1;uiarS ''Rcgimicnio rrOviSio-
nal dc infanscgfa &c Puerto kico- y sc compon-
drk &c dos hasailuncs ( Jas 6Ficnes dc IN Co
ronei. cAda ecmpAnia sendTA scSenia y ciuoo
soldados cada faiaii6a un Cosnandanse. Pa
"a caas conraiiia hAi,ss dicz senscnseS prime
rus. echo segundos , scis SssgenioS
HonsoSAmcnse. nor pfupia volnntad. han
Sido licencia3es q Sanscn;o doa jose niAs y q
ozto don Magaro L,ipcz.
hgbo anoche gran rcocrci6a - cl cuaTscl
dc iniannicfta. con asis.cnca &C pguglaancrt0s
pCTSnaiss mih'srcS ciSsicS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
viequesi.
Noviembre s de 1902

Novembre de 1902.
Con motive del gran triunfo del partido
republican,, el pueblo Sc muestra muy salts
fecho y alegre, desde las nueve de la noche
del A, hora en- que los Jueces de las mesas elec-
las elecciones. Hay mucho orden.
Para ell domingo Sc prepara una esplendida
manifestation.
~*x Aver, las $ de su tarde, fue condu-
cido q la Ultima morada, el anciano honrado
vecino de esta Isla, don Nicolas Rivera, perso-
ma muy querida. LIE acompaffaban mas de
500 pernonas.
CoRRESpoNSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-08
Los cambios en- San Juan.

Vista $4SSH a$4.8o
LONDRES 20 div $485A
<oodV M.&2E
New York; vista 2IIo p8 p.
Paris: vista az p.9 ID.
Hamhurgo: vista 4 pS d.
Espafia: : DIV 76N q aa7p.8 ID.
= - ~ 49, II
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
A Wen Known Thief.

There is a thief abroad in every COM
munity. A well-known thief, a thief
employed openly and unblushingly, by
some of our otherwise best citizens; by
deacons in the church; by ministers,
even; employed to steal the very bread
out of the orphans mouth and the roof
from over the widows head. His name
is Procrastination. Suppose the reaper
Death should call you out this week?
Suppose one of the maladies which
have taken away your friends should
claim yon for its victim? Who would
feed, clothe and school your boy? What
would your good wife do? Perhaps
your little one is a girl, or, maybe, you
have several little darlings to keep sun
shine and happiness in your home?
Take a mirror and look yourself
squarely in the face, honestly and
thoughtfully. Don't you think it good
judgment to carry life insurance? You
will be contented and your family bet
ter provided for. Under most of our
policies you do not have to die to win,
but as you must die, why not win?
Our agency alone of the Massachusetts
Mutual Life has nearly five millions OF
dollars of reliable insurance on the
lives of other prudent men and wo-
men in Georgia. Why not yours? SEND
your age and address for sample pol
icy, showing exactly what we can do In
your particular case. Harty & Apple,
managers for Georgia, III Bay street,
east. Remember that our company OPP
crates under the famous Massachusetts
laWS-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Over s2.2oo Giren A,rnr.

The offer of Leopold Adler to donate
to the charitable societies of Savannah
a percentage of his sales, closed last
night. This offer has been open three
weeks. and has resulted in distributing
among the charitable organizations of
this city more than $4,000. Eighteen
societies conducted the department
store one day each during this time,
and were given the free use of the bal
cony in which they served lunches.
The amounts realized from lunches are
included in the total for the three
weeks. Mr.. Adler's offer is a new one
in Savannah, and the various societies
were not slow about taking hold of it
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Flower Sale.


This week Krouskoff's offer the
greatest line of flowers ever shown in
this city at cut process. June rose
punches, 23c; worth SOC.
June rose wreaths, 69c; worth $1.25.
Black roses, six in bunch, 4Sc; worth
$1.00
Rose foliage, 23c; worth 75c.
Daisy wreaths, 15c; worth 29c.
Geraniums, 4Sc; worth $1.00.
Daisy punches, S9c; worth 75c.
Roses punches, 4Sc; worth $780,
Rose Montures, 4Sc; worth $1.00.
Forget-me-not wreaths, 39c; worth
$75c.
And hundreds of other such values.
-ad. Krouskoff's,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
CASTOR STREETS TRAFFIC.
The street WIN Have Plenty When
Price Is Paved.

Judge Speer's decision that he has
jurisdiction TO decide the CASTOR street
paving case and the popular belief
that he viii eventually decide the case
itself in favor of the protesting prop
erty owners and against the city have
caused some alarm among city Off
Gals. They fear that any paving ordi-
nance that may be introduced in the
future will be opposed, as it is a diff
cult matter TO find property owners
unanimous for paving, when their
own street is that on which the pave
ment is to be laid.
1t is the fixed intention Of aldermen
to pave Abercorn street from Henry
20 Estnl avenue. That is what sew
eral of them declare, though there has
been a protest started among property
owners. 1t is a significant fact that
it is urged that no pavement is need
ed, as Abercorn is a residence street,
for this was the contention of the
CASTOR street property owners who
protested. AbercOrn street property
owners may take their case to the
courts, too If an ordinance to pave
the street is passed.
Conditions, however, are different.
CASTOR street had a pavement. or an
apology for one. Abercorn street has
no pavement at all. 1t is claimed, too,
that there is little traffic on CASTOR
street, while aldermen declare that
paving Abercorn street would result
in a convenience that would send much
traffic over it.
Director of Public Works Gadsden,
in speaking of the CASTOR street case
yesterday, said that paving Price
street, as far south as CASTOR, and the
subsequent paving of Habersham
street. from CASTOR to Henry if that
plan is carried out, will no longer
leave the position that CASTOR is not
traffic street tenable. 1t will be the
only paved connection between the
paved portions of Price and Habersham
streets, which. with Abercorn, will af-
ford pavement from Bay street TO
Estill avenue.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

We are serving now nice roasts and
juicy steaks. This is in addition, of
course, to our grocery business.
During the past month our business
has picked up wonderfully. We are
giving you the goods, and our prices
and service suits you. We are getting
new customers all the time. Pevple are
talking for us, we are pressing them.
If you read this and are not Gus
toner, step in tomorrow. Southern
Grocery Company, ia Barnard street.
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

Continued on Eleventh Page,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
CeciIian Piano Player.

Warranted by the factors and is
ahead of all others to-day in the fact
that you can buy on reliable guaran-
it within reach of everyone. Also a
complete library with your selection of
"a pieces monthly at $50 year. Visit
our Cecilian room. Free Cecilian recital
every Friday afternoon, 4:3O to p. m.
Macarthur & Sons CO.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

A bargain in lots. Three lots
lots on Maupas avenue (Forty-first
street,, between Bull and Drayton for
$500 each. am selling lots imme-
diately adjoining these at $1,000 each.
Owner willing to accept great deal less
than they ought to bring; but he says
sell, and 1 am putting them at a price
they will go at quick. 1 can borrow
about that much on the lots, in case
you haven't the cash. John L. Archer,
10 Provident Building.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
FOrty-Third
Annual Easter SOuvenir-A Beauti-
full and Handsomely Framed Pic
ture.

Annual Easter Souvenir-A Beauti-
full and Handsomely Framed Pic
ture.
We are pleased to greet our patrons
and friends this Easter with one of the
handsomest souvenirs we have ever
presented. 1t is beautiful framed pic
ture consisting of an elegant colored
Autograph. surrounded by an attractive
mat set in a handsome beveled gilt
frame ornament. with gilt corners of
artistic design; size 11x14 inches. This
beautiful framed picture will be given
away free to all purchasers of any of
the following articles:
One pound Thea Nectar Tea. . soc
One pound Japo Tea ...............75c
One pound A. e. P. Baking Powder. 45c
One pound Best Pepper ............. soc
One pound best Mustard ........ soc
Two bottles extracts (any kind. soc
81 worth of coffee, any kind; Coo
worth of tea, any kind; 75c worth of
tea and coffee.
Easter week, Monday, March "a, to
Saturday, March 20. Don't fail to pro-
cure one of the pictures. The edition
is limited. The great Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Company, LOG Broughton
street, west. Telephones 616.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

Continued on Eleventh Page.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Residence seth street. Near barnard

One of the incest homes in the south
ern section, on Thirty-sixth street.
next to corner of Barnard; recently
renovated throughout, beautifully pa
pcred: contains reception hall, and
large hall; double parlors, buffers pan
try, store room, servants room, five
bed rooms, bath, linen closets. etc.
Rooms large and comfortable; faces
south; lot 6Ox120; can be bought very
cheap, and paid for as you pay rent;
send for the key. John L. Archer, 10
Provident building .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Good Investment or Home

No. All Charlton, east. A thoroughly
well built and comfortable brick resi-
dence; English basement, parlor, dining
room and kitchen first floor, five rooms
second floor and four rooms third floor.
The lot has frontage of 60 feet. House
only occupies one-hAlf. Balance can
be built on. Also lane can be built on,
giving opportunity for good invest
ment; will sell for $500. Examine the
property. You will see it is cheap.
John L. Archer, 10 Provident Building.
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Yesterday at AdIer's.

The st. Paurs Parish Aid Society con-
Quoted the business at Adler's depart
ment store yesterday and from the
days sales received Mr.. Adler's check
last night for S6S.52. From the lunch
room they realized $1OO.25. They were
pleased with the DAYS work
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
COIIinsViIIe Lots.

If you want to make profitable in
vestment, let me tell you about some
lots in Collinsville. Can sell them at
way below cost. Owner wants to get
the money out of them and 1 can Dor
row most of the money for you to buy
them with. This is a splendid chance
to get bargain. John L. Archer. 10
Provident building.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
THE MAN WHO RINGS THE BELL.
How You Can Keep Him Away From
Your Home Mt All Times.


Your Home at All Times.
The man who rings a bell and Tugs
a grindstone on his back won't have
to call at your house every other day if
what you buy to eat isn't tough. Some
meats require a sledge hammer to put
a fork into the gravy. but the good
sort is in the city market, if you will
take the trouble and spare the extra
cost of obtaining it. When Logan
says he saves you money in the sharp
ching of knives, to say nothing of the
cha=rin caused a host who must whet
continuously to carve a roast, he
means it. His biggest saving though,
is to your stomach, where stringy and
indigestible foods do great harm. Call
and talk these questions over with him
this week .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

Chiffon hats made of the very finest
quality. Chiffons handmade, S1.23.
Beautiful line on display this week;
any special shape made to order at
the same price, 81 %, others ask ST.
Sale this week Krouskoff's Sad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Sale of Panama Ladies, HATS
KrOusIxo OFFS.

This week Krouskoff's offer a full
line of Panama, Manila, Java and Cuba
ready-to-wear hats at $1.9S, 1928. 2.4s:
others ask $500 to $500 for the same
sale this week. Krousboff's
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
ADS Swell Novelty Trimmed Hats,
KrOuskOf's.

Krouskoff's offer this week a special
line of over two hundred styles: trim
med hats at 81 .9S; these, are very chic
styles, and are worth $40; special sale
this week. KrouSkoff's .-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
4Sc Cuban Hats, 4Sc.
KPOH9Ix0ffss.

This week Krouskoff offers a full
line Of imported Cuba hats at 4Sc;
others ask 75c. The very finest quail
ity Cuba fiat imported Krouskoff's Of
fer at $1.4S; others ask $3.50. Sale this
week. Krouskoff's sd.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
For $4,000 Very Desirable Residence
Near Park.

No. 100 Park avenue, east, near Park
Extension. An extremely desirable
home. Lot, 60x110. The property cost
about 1000. Owner will sell for 49, 900,
and easy terms may be arranged.
Please look at this property. 1t is a
bargain. John L. Archer, 10 Provident
building.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Latest Fad in Decoration.

The newest style in table decoration
on company occasions, shows law
ish display of cut glassware. A look
at Sternberg's window display will
convey a satisfactory idea of what
real cut glass looks like.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
SOMETHING WAS WRONG INSIDE.
Trials of the Man with "A New
Auto.

The real pleasures of the automobile
are only revealed to the families of
those who own them. Yesterday after
noon hatless, breathless little boy ran
into his mother, calling:
Mother, tell the man fathers out
on the road. it won't work; something's
the matter insidei"
my dear" replied mother" what
road?" "Where?"
First the little fellows finger point
ed frantically in one direction and then
in another. Meanwhile the assembled
family grasped this much, that faith
er" couldn't be near the six-mile post,
else little brother hadn't lived to tell
his tale. The last seen of the family
it was still searching for "fatherl"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23

If its in town, its at Hicks. If its
good, its at Hicks. He keeps up and
serves the dishes of the kings.
Stroll around to Hicks to-day and
see if this is not true. It will do you
good-a great deal of good.
Hicks restaurant, Congress street, on
Johnson Square. -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Piano Tuning.

Look after your pianos at this sea-
son of the year. We guarantee our
work, and you secure the services of
an experienced. reliable tuner ~, =,
placing your order with us. McArthur
& Sons Co.-ad. 1Ai '"ui
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Good Time TO Buy Diamopd..

This is the best time in the world to
pick up a few good stones CHEAP"
Sternberg's have quite stock of
handsome gems and as they need the
money more than they do the diamonds
they can name some interesting
prices.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
French LOuisine Ribbon Sale.
KrOusIxOff'a

Six and seven inches wide; the very
finest quality French Louisine ribbons
43c yard. others ask Use. Special sale
this week. All colors. Krouskoff s.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
4sc Cuban Hats. 4sc
KrouskoR's.

ms week Krouskoff offers a full
line of imported Cuba hats at 4Sc.
on rs, ask Zoe. The very finest quail
fer at $1.4s; others ask 80 20 SAL MI.
week. Krouskoff's.-ad ''iis
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-23
Sale of Panama Ladies' HATS.
KrOuxI<Off's

This week Krouskoff's offer a full
line of Panama, Manila, Java and Cuba
hats at $1.9S, 1928, $2.4S;
others ask $500 to $500 for the same.
Sale this week. Krouskoff's Sad.