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The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
"Kromfco,"


The swell production of the season. all
beaver hat, very chic for swell dress
ers; shown at Krouskoff's .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
"KrOmicO," "The 9Th Ave."
"KrOmico."

See the Fifth avenue hat, "Kromico
Brand" very nobby; the SWEETEST fur
trimmed hat this season. Krouskoff's.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
sternberg Wants old Gold

Deraced or antique. gold articles of
any sort command the highest cash
prices at Sternberg's.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
"OrOnOcO,"
"krOnliCo.V

See the copy of the real "Oronoco,"
"Kromico Brand" made of Oronoco
kid; as soft as a glove; see the line
and get prices at Krouskoff' .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
Presents for Any Occasion

Are easily selected from Sternbergs
large and appropriate display. Call and
inspect these beautiful offerings.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
Premium Trading Coupe

Are accepted on all cash purchases at
SternberS' Sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Commencing tomorrow morning.
Thousands of dollars worth of
Krouskoff's New Millinery. Krouskoff's.
Ready to Wear Hats.
Misses ready to wear hats, very mob
by, all coiors. 4Sc, others ask CSC.
Children's felt sailors, all colors, very
stylish, 75c, others ask 81.
Children's imported hats, "Alland
Bros" $2.4s, New York price 81. 90.
Children's imported hats, "Alland
Eros" best hat, 49, New York price
Sc.
Ladies' shepherdess draped ready to
wear, all colors, 49, others ask SO.
Ladies rolled shepherdess ready to
wear, all colors, 81 .9S, others ask SO.
Ladies' draped turban and round
hat ready to wear, $1.23. others ask
81. so.
Ladies ping-pong sailor, all colors,
draped hat, $1.9S, others ask SO.
Ladies san toy sailor all colors,
draped hat, $1.9S. others ask $3.50.
Special for Monday.
rs styles stitched silk san toy sailors,
trimmed, IS. 9S, others ask $40.
Felt ping and shepherdess, all colors,
ready to wear, $1.9S, others ask SO.
Children's and misses stitched felt
soft rim, double deck crown, ready to
wear, the nobbiest hat for the season.
81 9S, others ask SO so.
Untrimmed
Ladies' scratch felt shapes, 4Sc, 9TH
ers ask, SIPS.
Ladies' scratch felt shapes, $1.23, 9TH
ers ask 50.
Imitation beaver flats, all colors, 7Sc,
others ask Slips.
Children's felt flats, all colors, 4Sc,
others ask 75c.
Ladies' felt shepherdess shape, velvet
binding, 4Sc, others ask 75c.
Ladies' scratch felt flats 4Sc, others
ask 75c.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Another lot 5-inch all silk Louisine
ribbons 19c yard, others ask 35c.
Special. Trimmed Hat. Special.
Velvet hats trimmed with plumes
S4.9S, others ask SO.
Stylish felt shapes nobility trimmed.
$S.9S, others ask Sc.
Imported pattern hats $22, others ask
$35.
Imported pattern hats SIS, others ask
s95.
Imported pattern hats $12, others ask
$50.
Copies of $25 imported hats $40, 9th
ers ask $40.
Special for Monday.
so stylish hats for children, s3.4s, 9TH
ers ask SIS.
Ostrich Plumes and Fancy Feathers.
1S-inch black plumes CSC, others ask
50. 50.
1S-inch black plumes $1.75, others ask
SO. So
1S-inch very fine black and colored
ostrich plumes $685. others ask 81.
Beautiful birds from 4Sc to $34S.
breasts in all colors from SC to S2.48.
others ask double.
Fancy feathers, all colors, from &c to
"a, others ask double.
Military pom pons. all colors, from 800
to $3.50. others ask double.
Baby Cap Special
Beautiful colored bonnets at 73c, 9TH
ers ask 50.
Very fine embroidered silk caps at
4Sc, others ask 81.
Special Beaver Hat Sale.
Genuine Alaska beavers 81 9S others
AK SO. 60
Genuine imported beavers, white,
IS .4S.
Genuine imported beavers colors,
s.. 9S.
Krouskoff's. Krouskoff' sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
Special Monday.

RJTIONIeII 4NIUIIuc4
Black velvet hats CSC, others ask 81. so.
Black velvet hats. best quality, beau
tiful goods, $1.9S, others ask $3.50.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Ribbon Special.
Another lot 5-inch all silk Louisine
ribbons 19c yard. others ask 35c.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
KrOuskofT's. the Home of Fine Mill
1inery Bargains.
The Big Millinery Store.


Commencing tomorrow morning.
Thousands of dollars worth of
Krouskoff's New Millinery. Krouskoff's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21

ing to prevent our hearing what Raoul
has to say to this person who has come
from Paris at 10 o'clock at night to see
him. Let us go in" 5
But unfortunately the heavy oak
door was locked. M. Verduret shook it
in vain. E5 :5Es4#a III.
"What an oversight" he said, with
vexation. 81 ought to have brought my
instruments with me. A common lock
which could be opened with q nail. and
l have not even q piece Of wirev'
Recognizing the uselessness Of an at
tempt to open the door, he tried sue
cessively every window on the ground
floor. Alas, every blind was securely
fastened on the inside.
NJ. Verduret was eyasperated. He
prowled around the house like a fox
around a hen coop, seeking an en-
trance. Despairingly he came back to
the place in front Of the house whence
he had the best view Of the lighted
window.
IF l could only look inv' he cried.
"1n there" pointing to the window, els
the solution of the mystery, and we are
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21
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81 will point out the road" he inter-
rupted quickly.
"Well," said the driver, Eat this time
Of night in such dreadful weather it
will be 25 francs
And how much for driving very rap
idly?"
Il leave that to your generosity, but
If you make it 35 francs l Think
you shall have a hundred" inter-
rupted NJ. Verduret. 'if you overtake
carriage which: has half an hours start
Of u.s."
by thunder!" cried the delighted
driver Jump in quick! We are los
ing timer
And, whipping up his lean horses, he
galloped them down Valois street.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21

cut off from 1t by thirty or forty feet
Of these two stories. must see, and
will see!'
Suddenly Prosper seemed to remem-
Der something.
'There is ladder here!' he cried.
"Why didn't you tell me? Where is
it,"
AT the end Of the garden, under the
trees"
They ran to the spot. and in a few
minutes the ladder was Up against the
house. But to their chagrin they found
that there were six good feet between
the top of the ladder and the lighted
window.
1--WE cannot reach it," exclaimed
Prosper. ..@'
1--WE must reach itv' cried M. Verdu-
ret
And he quickly placed himself a yard
off from the house and, selling the
ladder, cautiously raised it, resting the
bottom round on his shoulders, at the
same time holding the two uprights
firmly and steadily with his hands.
The obstacle was overcome. =,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21

"Now mount" he said to his compan-
ion.
The situation was distressing for
Prosper, but be did not hesitate. He
made sudden spring and, Selling the
lower rounds. quickly climbed up the
ladder, which swayed and trembled
beneath his weight. But his head had
scarcely passed above the lighted win
dow when he uttered cry which was
drowned in the roaring tempest and
dropped like a log down on the wet
grass, crying:
"The villain! The villain!'
f.. lTo BE CONTINUED ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21

Geld zu vc ~leiken an bebaute far
men, zu niedrigen zinsen.
STEPHEN G.. VAsALY,
Little Falls, MINI.
| have several houses and lots for
sale in different parts of the city.
STEPHEN c.. VAsALY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-21

\ EAVING the little station Of
] Vesinet. we come upon two
/ roads. One, to the left, mac
adamized and kept in perfect
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
EAST END STREETS
Public Meeting Discusses the Improve
Needed In This End OF the tity.

A meeting of East End property
holders was held last Saturday night
in the offices of w. II. Webb for the
purpose of discussing the paving
situa tiou. W. II. Webb was elected
chairman, and Grafton Mason, secret
arv. After canvassing the situation re-
solutions were passed favoring the
matchmaking of side streets from
twelve to thirty feet wide, the laying
of new cedar blocks on West Fifth
street from Ncttleton to Stinson ave
nues, and the macadamizing of West
Fourth street from StirsOn avenue to
the Nemadji bridge. Part of the old
blocks taken from Fifth street, the re.
solutions favor being used for repair
ing Sinson, Thompson, Becker, and
Nettleton avenues
A committee consisting OF +, Il
Banks. +. b. Manwaring, Edward
Haywarden, W, II Webb and {. II
Bird were appointed to investigate
the macadam question, and petition
will be circulated to be presented with
the resolutions to the council.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

Before the largest crowd ever as
sembled IN Ashland to witness foot
ball game, the Dewey team was de
feated by the Ashland High Schoolby
score Of Il to 7 BY comparative
scores the teams would seem TO be
equality matched but on lining up it
could easily be seen that the Ash and
team had the advantage in weight.
Stung by their defeat Of last Satur-
day at the hands OF the Duluth High
School the AshandcrG went in to re-
deem themselves. Receiving the
ball on the kick OF, by wide ends runs
they scored their first touch down
within three minutes. They missed
goal Dewey again kicked of and
then got down to work, slowly the
ball was again approaching tho Dew
ey goal. the ball was one half yard
from tine goal and the Ashlaud rootera
thinking another touch down certain
commenced to blow horns and waive
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Thompson Ave. and SIKH
street Jesse ID Searles, pastor. Sun
day Nov. 30, 1902.
1890 Il. IN Sermon Subject "WhC
went about doing good" Acts 1913
II m. Sunday school, subject, "Gid
con and the Three Hundred
3p. m. Sunday school at Contra
Park NJ +. church.
6:30 Epworth League, subject "A
Cure for the Worlds Woe" Led hy J
ID. Whitney
7:3O p. IN Sermon subject, "Remis
OF Sins. Acts l0-I3
Thursday 1880 p. IN. Prayer meeting
In the morning Sermon specia
mention will be made of Gen'l Booth't
work in the Salvation Army
You are cordially invited to ali anc
any services held in this church come
and make yourself at home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
TO TIE FRONT
First pr, ~byi.rlnu Church Determines
10 Ifuru lis Mortgage.

Many heroic deeds have been &C
complished by tie lst Presby terian
chu On OF tins city, but is Sabbath
marked one OF its truly Red letter
days For ten years it has struggled
With debt and nobly an | well has that
conflict been maintained Men who
had money invested in the other en-
terprise~ in Superior when the crash
came have been exceedingly fortul =
ate to secure the principal without
thought of dollars interest But
the Presbyterian household of faith
small in number aud poor in what
men call riches, a. reduced its debt
from SIS, 900 60 to So 600 and paid on
tine latter for six years 5 per cent in
terest Interest was then re iucCd to
& per cent which was paid uutil a year
ago when il was reduced to / per cent,
Now il is determined with the help of
its friends to wipe on; the last dollar
OF debt resting against this church
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
NELSON DENEI
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS
,oY Our SCHOOL EEroR1EH

On last Saturday, the first game Of
ba ,ket ball for the season, Is far rs
Superior is concerned, was played at
the Normal Gymnasium The game
was between the first teams o; the
Dewey ana Normal The Dewey
team had had but two practisos before
the game aud found it hard to break
from the tactics of football to those of
basketball As a result the Dewey
boys fouled very many times and il
was this fault that lost them the game.
| While the Dewey threw seven field
baskets, the Normal threw but tour
making the rest Of the score on free
throws. A. the end of the fest half
the score was 1910 ) in favor Of the
n Drmal In the second half, the Nor
nal feH down and the Dewey threw
II re has kets from the field aud two
foe throws. The Normal m9de two
field basil cts Iu' six free throws, max
tn ii al 500 "a 20 to Il in taVo. of the
Normal. 60 ,side.inE the practice, the
Dewe.,' = ayers e 81 tt'd and latter
in the season Il return gam" Will have
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and Mrs Marcy. After the program.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
\ Startling Surprise.

Very few could believe, in looking
at \. I lloacley a healthy, robust
blacksmith of rildcn, lad that tor
ten years he suffered such torlur, 5
from rheumatism rs few could endure
aud live, But a wonderful change
followed mis- taking Electric Bltters.
Two bottles wholly cured me- he
whites, land have not felt twinge
IN over year They regulate the
Kidneys, purify the blood and cure
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervousness
improves the DIGESTION and gives per
feet health. Try them. Only so cts.
at Merrel's Pharnacv.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

property. Sunday Mr.. Geo b Hind.
nall President OF the board of trustees
placed - eco on the black board
ADD called upon the congregation to
reduce it II once bN free viii offerings
aid t was inlirriy erased in an halt
an hour and sGOCO additional givel,
At night enough hau been pledged t"
make $4,000 as the co ,g.2grttou
part toward wiping out this entire
debt. Some who have helped to
carry this burden for years were 80
reioiced to see this heavy load falling
away that their eyes were filled with
tears and as the evening service clos
ed it seemed doubly appropriate to
stand and heartily sing together
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow"
There is no doubt that Superior re-
joices in their good news, nor in the
fact that she will gladly, willingly give
through the hand of her loyal citizens
the necessary amount to permit this
standard bearer of the cross of Christ
to burn her mortgage by January LIST
1903.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
Luck In | Thirteen.

BY sending 10 miles VIM. Spirey, of
Walton Furnace, VT, got a box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured a horrible Fever Sore on his leg
Nothing else could Positively cures
Bruises, Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions.
Boils, Burns, Corns, and Piles Only
Doc Guaranteed by d. B. Merrell.
Druggist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

When the final settlement Of the
affairs Of the Bank of West Superior
came up in circuit court Saturday
afternoon an intervenor was filed
by T. J.Schewllenback now Of Chicago,
but formerly OF the East End lie
asked that the money, amounting to
about sl2, 900, be not pad to the credi
tors M he held claims against the bank
He also claimed that the charges Of
the assignee and attorney were too
heavy The petition was granted, 20
that II is now hard 20 say when the
final settlement can be made
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

Miss Maude Roosevelt offers three
very valid claims to attention this
month She is first Of all, cousin Of
the President, aud has Won repute ~
an able actress; secondly she may
syn herself by ne sounding German
tItle baroness Mumm Won s,hwml
enstcin ana lastly, she hm written ~
taxable d society novel AS any Of re-
cent Years The novel Is called The
Price u Fame and appears in fun in
the December C!Tirtml- number Of
llrpIErOTT HA@hztNE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29

Wrinkler are smoothed away by its
healing touch. Brain tired and de-
pressed people will find cure in
Rocky Mountain Tea 80. cents u
Is. Merrell Pharmacy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
Miss Jameson OF La Crosse Is a

''''>'' ',''''o. ~ -
80 s,' ~ 0''07 L ~ we '' ~
w. -, - ''''''1'''' manager u ~ (
-. -
Tue steamer iu'ha received so,tuo
ou'heis OF wheat from llaScA elevator
Se''elu"!
Henry Lunkenheimer who conduct
e ! grocery store on the corner of w
9TH st and Thompson Ave will move
ms building to its former location on
". 2nd street.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Webb enter
tainedMr, and Mrs. Charles Brown
ard two sons and Mrs. Little Langley
AMI son at dinner Thanksgiving Day
ut Inc Euclid.
RicNard Neville. fireman at Itasca
elevator, injured il the arm by a
water ela5, hurs ing last Thursday,
was operated upon at st Ftanct. Hos
pitll yesterday, for blool poison. at
present he is improving rapidly.
Til. N4sqn arade piyan hy the \Inc-
'abees ~ Music Hall WIS rcli the
largest attended parties held ut the
Elst End th, season. The Commit
tee in chargn promised 10 give tie
pub'ic q jaI)y time and they kept
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-11-29
SATURDAY. NOV -, 1902


u ''l "'''i''. H""A -''''-' w W. 81 u
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+ }. KaIit"h i"S ben spending Il
lew DAYS Gu l'lS IA III "' ''o'u"''
Rev. o a. Bri,tou has returned
from business trip down the State.
p,h.,, q u,n,, If ,Huna,,on.
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d,v of this week.
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~
citv. Secretary of the Superior Con-
soIidated Comnanv was in the citv a
few DAVIS the mast week
y 1Jo,,,,o.don hoo od,od Ii,a %
e.,aaa a.a anaoa ha into,da
TO keen a fuIl assortment if will be a
convienerce to those living nj the
East End
rho ,,.,. !, oi.o,i, oorr+ hoo hoo,
$780,, .,l,;aat 49, ,ta oaI,os t,a
aann. w. u,iI rnohaLI, No onIy .
few more cases to come up i'll the
resent term of court.
School closed in the Nelson Dewey
wednesday LOT .he reinaliioei u ."e
week, as thursday was ii'''i'A os ~ ing
ana r'lu"S .iie 'e"c'e'S ''.0''0'u ."e
Lake superior io"o"ei' A''o'''''o''
at D'''o'i''
Hard Wood For Sale at
COREY BROS. LUMBER co.
Prices Right. Phone 1888.
Jobn Janninos If Jtasca had one
foot badly crushed Saturday night by
n frieoht car running over II He was
taken TO Leslie hospital and the phv-
sicians are in hopes of saving his limb,
( X Mathew and family have tax.
an a fat over Priests Drug Store,
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,on noohi,arv ha;nr ,lo,od on tho
new Great Northern coal dock by the
Brown Hosting Company.
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no'o '''e'i "''','''i "''4"o' "' 'o
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A case of Scarlet fever developed at
the residence OF Mr.. Nahless NO ga
West Seventh street ana the mouse
was quarantlnCd thanksgiving morn
ing.
mr. ""u ''N ''''.'S i'''' 'o' 'i', ,'
n'"nSs ing "'H " -" 80 ''"7 '''''
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Miss Laura \ Denmlh OF Ashiahu
VINO was formerly teachef IN 'he
Ne'So'' Jew! - N'''''''s '"f'' W.
'r'eio''
The Eliza SHAW GuIid OF the hurc.
OF the kedeemRr VIII hoId IheIr ahhua
Bazaar IN the northern bI9cE on t t.,
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ii6ten Gin6ru9s in bas 9aus zines
9eiItliden bier in Baltimore pom De-
tsttio 5Iannerp Oerhuftet, mad Dilz
mingtor ousgeliefert unb flu9tis
parb, aGs er pom Ri9ter fein urt6eil,
7 Sabre 3u9tbaus, srbaIten folte.
ft9 na9 ii9eren SnformuttOnen piez
Der in Baltimore bel feiner 9elebten
auf6dlten Toqte. Mer bic 9eliebte
fetn ioq, bat 0etettiO 5tannerp mod
nt9t in Grfubrung bringen t0nnen.
Die 6iefige pOli8st gluu6t, buB es
Sing mar, ipel9er i'm berflpfenen
@ommsr bic pielen gin6rii9e in ben
I~eerite6enben Dobnunger, beren Be-
po6ner fi9 in Der SommerfriI6e Be-
fanben, berii6te. Sn Der gaftern pez
netenttarp pDn PenniblDanien bot er
i4On 10 Sabre geieHen.
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MILTON ni9t INNER Re ionbers erfoIgz
reid lit, purbe geftern Q6enb bepies
fen, aa bret ibrer @4IBIinge in Der
fiioli6en poli3eiitatton tpesen Rubsz
itOrung ei~ngefpOnnen purben, tpeIGer
lie Ii9 ange6li4 in angebeitertem GU
ftanbe gu @9ulben tommsn lieBen.
8efantli9 bat bic 6eiIsarmee in Der
alien fiblifen goIt3etftution einen
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bic @egenitGnbe, fpelde i6r fir pobI>
t6Gtige 3pede gefdentt fperbsn, ber>
fault, unD duberbem lit elm 2pgirz
baus nit benz untsrne6men berbunz
ben. 9rei Der reguldren RunbeR in
benz Qogir6aus tumsn nun geitern
Q6enb in ange6eitertem 3utanbe mad
6auTe, unb bet'm Ra9tefen mudten
fe alerIei 6dmti4e 8%emertungen ii6er
QuantitGt unD QualitGt Der Mablz
seit. Giner Der nOffi8iere" Der Sells
armee r~emOnftrtrte nit linen, unO
bus mar bas gtsnaG fir einen ullge>
meinen Qufru6r, pelGer erit Elm Gnoe
na6m, aIs bic pOli5iiten MOrun uno
glefpea auf Der 8itbflG6e erT4iHeu
uno @bparb Dunn, Sobn &eap unb
@m. garlOp hinter f4pebif4e Gar
binen fiibrten.