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The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-26
REAL ESTATE.
ATTENTION.!

/ have now for rent that beautitui
residence on the corner of Barnard anu
Charlton streets, having southern anu
eastern exposure and will divide II lhto
fats. The parlor floor and basement
rooms, S25. The second floor, rooms
$40. Third floor. rooms, SIS. Apply u
II. II. LATTIMoRE.
No. "a Bryan Street, East
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-26

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Some Special Prices on Mohair for Spe- cial Selling.

At special prices are a mum Der of desirable Mohairs, sucF as Priestley's in Brilliantine and Secillions. and also Priest. ly's in Claptine and Granite but note the way the prices nave been raZed on these fayorites.
 3s-inch Reversible Mohair, value 65c, at 44c.
 40-inch Priestley Mohair Bril- liantine, value $1.oo, at 69c.
 45-inch Mohair siciIan, value $1.oo, at 74c.
 42-ineh PrlestIey Mohar Crap tine, S1.25 value, at 94c.
 45-inch Mohair Granite, value $1.5o, at 1.15.
 54-inch Mohair sicilIian, value $2.o0, at 1.25.
 42-inch Fancy White Mohair for shirt waists, new effect in dots and stripes, at 6ec and 89c.
 40-inch Mohar voile, 69c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
New Steam Pleating
 Machine.

Accordeon pleatlngs will be used on every gown and ves- ture this season. To meet the demand we have bought the best power machine on the market, at considerable outlay. We will execute plcating from to A inches.
 To insure quick delivery, especially for dressmakers, we guaradtee that all goods sent in before 9.30 a. m. will be delivered on the afternoon delivery. All goods sent to be pleated after 9 a. m. will be delivered the next morn ing. Hurry orders will be especially provided for.
 Our new machine will pleat any and all classes of goods from the lightest mouseline to the heaviest tailor cloths, and without injury to the material, and material will re- main permanently in pleat.
 Ask for our new schedule of prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Lenten Season and
 the Art Dept.

There is no time of the year in which the Art Depart ment is buster than it is dur ing the Lenten season, be- cause at least nearly every woman practices the virtues of domesticity. We make special efforts these days to make the department partic- ularly attractive, and you will find here a great many new things and a great many things on which every day prices are reduced.
 Just to make 1t interesting we are going to continue our sales of Pillows.
 Good quality Feather Pillow, fancy coverings, many with ruffIes or cord, some sold as high as $500, now 100.
 SPEcIAL-5o Victoria Velour Pillow Tops, eIaborately decorated, and yet very rich, soc.
 Denim Remnants-odds and Ends, good colors, splendid for pillow backs, half price.
 A few Tapestry Panels, good for decorating cozy corners or dens, Colonial designs, 200.
 Swiss Embroidered Medallions, for marking fine linens, prices from Sc.
 Special sale on Fancy Linens, in centerpieces and doilies, stamped ready for outlining, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Special Selling of Black Taffeta Silks.

We have in stock a big quantity of IS, 19and 2l-inch wide Taffetas. These narrow widths are small sellers-they have to make room for wide taffetas. We have put new prices on them-the prices are revised so much that really these narrow taffetaS are, in proportion, cheaper than the wide ones.
 1s-inch all silk black Taffeta, soc quality, 42c.
 21-Inch all silk black Taffeta, guarantee woven in, $1.oo quality, 75c.
 21-inch all silk black Taffeta, guarantee woven in, 75c quality, 5ec.
 21-inch all silk black Taffeta, imported, guarantee woven in, SIPS quality, 100.
 2o-inch all silk black Taffeta, 8ec quality, 6ec.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Some Novelty COlOred
 Dress Goods.

Among the new arrivals are a number of novelty colored dress goods. Considering the beauty the price is not at all high. This bare outline is merely to suggest what may be seen.
 Unfinished Worsted, In navy and black, 54-inch, 100 and 1.5o.
 Dark gray Unfinished Worsted, superior quality for tailor suits and skirts, 50-inch, 2.5o.
 New plan coarse weave Twill Examine, zoo.
 Silk Lace Examine Grenadine, for costumes, 2.75.
 Corded chaIlies, s8 inches wide, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The "Americ Lady, Corset is the Best Corset Made.

Take, for instance, the dol- lar corset-there is no better corset in the world at a dol- lar. yet during the present week we will, upon payment of 75c and the 2Sc coupon, which we have caused to be distributed to every home in Birmingham, send you a pair of American Lady, dollar corsets.
 Or if you prefer a higher priced corset, remember we have the American Lady" corset up to 5.00-the cou- pons will be received as 2Sc in part payment for any price American Lady, corset that you desire. The come in styles-Longfelo, the Gib- son Straight Front and Girdle Models.
 Continuing for next week we will accept as part pay ment one of the 25c coupons which we have caused to be put into every home in Birmingham. Bring the cou- pon with you and it will be received as 2Sc, and may be used by you as part payment of the price of any American Lady corset. which you buy.
 The Straight Front corset is the new and extremely popular American Lady" model. It gives a long, tow and full effect from shoulder to bust. It throws the should CTS back into a fine military pose, inflicting no strain upon bust or abdomen, and doing away with those faults of cor set construction (so notice able in most makes) which so often lead to Indigestion, short breathing, and often more serious trouble. It is trimmed in sumptuous fash ion, a point that engages the attention and admiration of every dressy woman who sees it. Madein two grades 100 and 200. This weeks price (with coupon) 75c and l.75.
 The other models are here in full line of sizes-French gore, short hip, extra long, medium and girdles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Some Fine Black Dress Goods Some Cheaper Grades at Very Little Prices.

Here are six lots of beau tiful materials in Black Dress Goods, and as there will be great deal of black worn this season, as last, this announce ment undoubtedly will inter est you.
 44-ineh Samuel courtano Crepe Parme, 2.50.
 44-Inch Crepe volIe, 2.5o.
 44-inch silk Voile, 200.
 46-inch brilliant Nappe MistraI, 2.50.
 44-inch London Twill, 2.75.
 50-inch Orlando Canvas Examine, 1.5o.
 38-inch black Vole Examine, soc. 38-inch black MistraI, soc.
 3s-inch white Mlstral and Eta mine, 59c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Special Selling of
 Spring Silks.

There are only three lots, but there are anumber of de- signs represented. The prices are about g per cent less than what one would call reg ular.
 New Cord Wash silk, 100 de- signs, 4ec.
 New Shirt Waist Suit Designs in Foulards, 24-inch, special, soc.
 New kimono Designs in Fou- lards, 24-inch, special, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Only Slight Prices on
 Outing Skirts.

We have taken three spe- cial lots of Outing Skirts and revised the prices for the sake of getting rid of these quickly.
 Outing Short Skirts for Ladies, double fieeced and full width and nice length yoke band, sealIoped bottom, 24c.
 Outing Short Skirts for Ladies, double fieeced outing, good quail ity, full width, nice length, yoke band double flared, flounce around bottom, 48c.
 Outing Short Skirts for Ladies, double fleeced, solid colors, full width, nice length, good quality. yoke band, double ruffier, sca'iopco and headed with braid, 59e-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Largest Store South of the Ohio"

We now serve to our customers a cup of the most delicious coffee they ever drank. It's the J. A. Folger & Company's San Francisco Golden Gate' coffee. An orien- tai product, it possesses that aroma lacking in South American coffee. The Java berry of the Golden Gate" coffee is grown in the Dutch East Indies. and the true Moca comes from Arabia.
 Whenever you are shop ping in the store, or even in the neighborhood, stop in to try a cup of coffee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
A Big Sale of Sheets
 and Pillow Cases.

The trade journals all over the country have prophesied a great advance in cotton goods, and indeed already raw materials have advanced. This means that when we go into the market to buy sheets and pillow cases again, that we will have to pay more than we paid for the big lot which is now here-unless there is a reaction in the price, at the same time you are asked to pay only the old low prices, and by way of advice we suggest that you take an inventory of your linen closet and buy at this sale those things which you require. A specially attractive ofter is this one.
 One hundred dozen hem med pillow cases, round thread cotton, in sizes 4Sx3o, worth 1Sc, but marked at 12 I-2c.
 72xeo PeppereI hemmed Sheets, 45c.
 s1xeo PepperelI hemmed Sheets, soc.
 eox9o PeppereII hemmed Sheets, 55c.
 eoxso Pepperell hemstItched Seets, 65c.
 42x36 PeppereII hemmed Pillow Covers, 11Iac.
 45x36 Pepperel hemmed Pillow Covers, 12Hc.
 45x36 Pepperell hemstitched Pillow Covers, 17Iao.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Selling of New
 Spring Skirtings.

Ideal materials for skirts not in the store a week. The line is particularly full, espe- cialIy in French skirtings.
 French skirtins, 1.5o, 200, 2.5o.
 WooIstuff in plaids, 44-inch, 45c.
 All Wool, in Plaids, 48-inch, 75c.
 All Wool, in pIaids, 48-inch, 100.
 5o-ncn navy blue storm Cheviot, shrunk and sponged, sec, 100, 1.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Pretty Prices on Pet
 ticOats.

Three lots of Petticoats, with the prices reduced about g per cent.
 Ladies' Mercerized Petticoats. nice quality, full width, all lengths, deep knee flounce with accordion pleated ruffle around bottom, dust ruffe, 79e.
 Ladies' Mercerized Petticoats, nice quality, full width, all engths, deep knee fIounce with accordion pIeated, ruffle edged with small ruffIe, dust ruffle, 9sc.
 Ladies' Mercerlzed Petticoats, nice quality, full width, all lengths, deep knee flounce of moreen, ac- cordlon pIeated, ruffIe at the bot tom, beaded with band of velvet, dust ruffle, 1.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
75c Wrist Bags at soc.

One hundred in the lot. Some of Walrus leather, some seal, some lizard. Large and small sizes, with and without inside money purses. There are some with gilt, nickle, oxydized and gun metal chains. Real values 65c and 75c. Choice soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Outing Night Gowns Now Greatly Re- duCed.

Here are some Women's Outing Gowns withthe prices reduced simply because the lots are not large.
 Ladies' Outing Gowns, double fIeeced, long lengths and full width, we'll made, yoke back and front, finished with braid, collar with torehon lace edge, 79c.
 Ladies' Outing Gowns, double fIeeced, neat stripe pattern, long lengths and full width, we'll made, yoke back and front finished with very pretty braid, 95c.
 Ladies' Outing Gowns, double feeced, neat stripe, good quality, long length and full width, well made, round yoke tucked, finished of prettiIy with braid, very neat, LOG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
A Special Sale of WO= mems and Men $ Umbrellas.

Here are two big lots of umbrellas representing a pur- chase made by our New York office.
 Lot No. 1 includes 500 um- brellas, mems and women s. They are umbrellas that are easily worth 1.25-moststo would consider 1.50 a fair price. They are marked LOO. Briefly, here is a description.
 Steel rods and frames, fine nat
 ural wood handles, covers of best
 quality union taffeta silk. This lot
 bought by our New York office at
 less than regular price, 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Gold Scarf Pins S1.OO.

We have two pretty de- signs at this price-a double heart and a Wishbone with pearl sets, at LOO.
 Also a pretty line of other scarf and stick pins in solid gold at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The China and Glass ware Dept Furnishes It's Share of Bar gains.

In this department you will find a great many things with new prices-things that have been selling at g per cent and 30 per cent more, but are reduced for one req son or another-generallybe be- cause the stock is low or styles are depleted.
 Water Set, consisting of neatly decorated pitcher and six (6) glasses; regular SIPS, now 1.15.
 Neat Mirror, sxto polished frame; regular 25c, now 18c.
 A number of pieces of glass ware, consisting of sugars, creams, spoon holders, salts and peppers, tumblers and toothpck stands, fruit saucers, etc.. 5c.
 Wire BroiIers, made of the best steel wire, 4c.
 Iron Stands, asbestos section to rest iron upon, wax and cloth at- tached, 12c.
 Wire Card Receiver, with china saucer in bottom, 7c.
 Wire Soap and Sponge Racks, will fasten on wall or bath tub, 23c.
 Strong Counter Brush, worth 25c, 15c.
 A few dozen Scrub Brushes, usu- ally soId for 5c now Be.
 12-oz Feather Duster, elsewhere 25c, here 19c.
 Adjustable Towel Racks, regular 15e, hero Sc.
 Shoe Backing, the best quality, the largest box, Pc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Last of the Feb-
 ruary Shoe Sale.

The February Shoe Sale, notwithstanding the very rainy month. has been a bigger success than February of a year ago. Nearly all the special purchase lots for this sale have been sold, and all that now remain is a few handfulls of different sizes and styles. These have been reduced to an almost ridicu- lous figure-one dollar a pair, think of itl $1.00 for s, $4 and $5 shoes!
 There are ten different styles and five different widths, Here is exactly what is left.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
$l.5O Sterling Sash Pins $l.25

Nice assortment in round Medallion and fancy designs. These are of heavy silver and the workmanship is the best. Any one of the lot would be cheap at 1.50. Our price 1.25,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Lorsnette Chains at Sl.O0.

Dame Fashion says that chains are to be worn. We offer you a nice black wood chain, a pearl chain, a cut jet chain or a turquoise chain for LOO.
 Large assortment of other chains from 25c to 1850.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Showing of Shirt
 Waist Novelties.

Each day there is arriving new things in waists, and the showing this year is unusu- ally beautiful-superior to last year, as it should be, because of the progress in making finer things. Some of the materials shown are
 rIadras, Manilla,
 Damask, Swiss Null,
 Pique, Dotted Swiss,
 German Linen.
 The styles shown are plait- ed, embroidered applique and plain.
 The prices run from 1.5O to 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Some Sample Gar
 ments Underpriced.

llICiIto OlIuCI pII INCu' From time to time we receive some sam pie garments, and also make some, in our Dressmaking Depart ments. At the present time we have four such garments, three of them samples of the advanced spring styles, the other a win ter garment. The win ter garment is an auto mobile coat, made of the finest imported French Broadcloth and hand applique black over white satin. It is such a garment that would bring I25.oo in New York; if we made it to your order it would cost you about 10000, It is marked at the low price of 5000.
 Another garment is a little Frenchy, all Silk Taffeta, Spring Jacket. The price is 35.OO.
 Another, a full back silk coat, also made in our Dressmaking De- partments, $500.
 Another silk coat with an elaborate lace collar, very dressy in- deed, 5000.
 Monday in our Dressmak- ing Department we will ex- hibit after 10 o'clock a. m. a few new designs in Shirt Waist Suits made of silk, copies of the latest French models, $500, 40.00 and 45.00.
 Also Pongee Coats. after PacQuin. 5000 and 60.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Cuff Pins.

Sterling Silver, with hinges, 5oc value, for, pair, 35c.
 Solid Gold, in plain or fancy, at, pair, 1.25.
 Solid Gold, with one pearl set, at, pair, 1.50.
 Solid Gold, pearl setting, very pretty, at, pair, 4.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
A Song That Every
 one Will Want.

My Little Japaneesee," by Max Hoffman. Introduced with great success by Marie Marble. Our price only 23c. Just published.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
We Are Prepared at All Times to Give You the Best Selec- tiOn of Hosiery.

Just now, for instance, at soc you will find here a well made hose. Full lace. Ankle lace. Fancy circular stripes. Embroidered ankle. And in white and black polka dots or stripes. In Oxford polka dots and stripes, too-50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Store h LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.

The Departm't Which Has Made the Sixth Aisle in the Store Famous.
 Everything you may need in Toilet Goods you will find here and priced at as little as they can be bought anywhere in the south. Here is Violet's perfumes in Ambre Royal and Crytise, and Creme Mealys for beautifying the skin, and Mrs. M. McIntyre's face pre- parations have just been re- ceiVed.
 Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 39c.
 Dentacura Tooth Paste, 25c.
 Soclete Hyeienique Soap, recom- rnended by all who have used 1t, and is pure and healthful; our guarantee with every cake; price, 3ec.
 Bath Brushes, real brlstle bath brush for dry rubbing, with long handle; price, 1.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Lot No. 2 Concerns Over 800
 Ladies' VmbrelIas.

They are easily 2.S0 Um- brellas. They are marked 1.95. A description follows.
 Union taffeta silk, case and tasse to match, made on a steel Paragon frame with steel rods, handles of finest natural wood, carved, and sterling silver trim med, also solid sterling silver and pearls, ivory and horn sterling mounted, 1.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
Here Are Some Wo- mems l.25 Gloves for Only 08c.

Kid Gloves with Pique stitch. A two-clasp walking glove, and sells usually for 1.25. marked 98c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
The Showing and Sale of Cotton Goods and Wash Fabrics.

We cannot reduce the tell ing of the new things in this department, to a mere ques- ton of prices, dollars and cents cannotconvey the beau- ty and artisticness of the showing in the department, and indeed neither can cold type reveal to you half the story, you must come to see for yourself. Linens and Linen Shades, Es- peciaIly solid coIors, are quite the rage. Printed French Organdies are again the choice of the best dresses. Cotton Grenadines, m light or dark grounds, are to be found here in great selections
 Mousseine de soie, plain or dot ted, 39c.
 Dress Linens, in solid colors, 36 inches wide, 35c.
 Woven oxfords, plain white or coIors, 39c.
 French oreandies, our own im- portation, 39c.
 Mercerized Cotton Grenadines, only 49c.
 Soft finished woven Madras, at 25c.
 French Percae, 36 inches wide, only 15c.
 Special sale of 100 pieces zephyr Ginghams, new styles, suitable for shirt waists and dresses, at only 1oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-01
New Claimants for HOnOrs in the NO= ton Department.

Another Waist and Skirt Supporter claims attention it's the Royal requires nc sewing and can be adjusted in two minutes. The price is 25c.
 Here are anumber of need able things in notions.
 kimsey's Improved Waist engthener-many do not know that we sell this adjuster-25c.
 The Gotham Hose Supporters, all sizes, all colors, no better sup porter made, 25c.
 From Boy" Waist. Line of sizes Is not complete. If the size you want ia here, 19c.
 Baby Diaper Supporters, the ideal thing for the baby's comfort, 25c.
 Have you seen the New Hair Pin? Extra size, in the hair, just the fad, look Ike red shell, 35c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-06
Former Coach Knipe Brings
Suit Against President Mac
Lean For 5000
CLAIMS HE WAS HIRED AS COACH
Received $1,000 for Season of 1902 But
Claims That He Entered Into Verbal
Contract With College President to
Do the Work for $4,000 and Not Gle.
Married.
Special to Times-Republican.

SpeCIdl " llIAeS-INeHubiiIdti.
Iowa City, Aug. Cdr. Alden Arthur
knipe, of New York City, the long time
coach of the University OF Iowa elev
en-, today sued President George e..
MacLean, of the university, in the dis
trict court here. DR.. Knipe claims 5000.
He AYERS that he entered into verbal
contract with the president, whereun-
der he was to coach the S. U. /. during
the season of 1902. the salary to be paid
by DR.. MacLean to be $4,000.
The complainant further alleges that
he promised President MacLean not to
be married until after Dec. 1. In both
particulars, DR.. Knipe asserts, he kept
his part Of the contract, but he AYERS
that the president paid him but ST.
400.
DR.. Knipe was divorced prior to his
to his present wife. Presi-
dent MacLean is in Europe, but at the
it is declared that DR..
Knipe's contract was with the univers-
ity, and not personal contract with
President MacLean at all, and that he
has been paid in full for all services
rendered the university.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-06
ASK$|OO,OO)DANAGES
Lives Lost In Raymond Wreck
Will Cost Illinois Central
Large Sum
SETTLEMENT MADE ,NFEWc CASES
II Was a Terrible Wreck in Which
Eleven Lives Were Lost-claim
Agent Losey Has Boen in Waterloo
Trying to Make settIements-Evan.s
In Many Iowa Towns.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican
Waterloo, Aug 6.-Chief Claim Agent
l.. l.. Losey, of the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company. of Chicago, has been
in the city for a day looking into the
claims of the relatives OF the men killed
in the Raymond wreck. 1t Is understood
that settlements were effected with
some of the claimants, but others Will
carry their cases into the courts. 1t is
estimated that suits aggregating $780,
600 Will be started against the COM
pany.
This was the worst wreck in the his
tory of the county. Eleven persons lost
their lives in the collision, which was
caused by the misleading of orders by
the entire crew Of the freight train. The
freight conductor brooded over his mis-
take until it was feared he would lose
his mind. He resigned his position,
quit the railroad business and moved
from the. scene Of the disaster to Free
port, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-06
EPIDEMIC OF THIEvERY.
Cedar Falls Infested With Another
Gang Of Petty Thieves.

Cedar Falls Infested With Another
Cana Of Petty Thieves.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Fails, Aug 6.-An epidemic OF
petty thievery seems TO have struck THIS
city again after a rest Of several Weeks.
when houses by the dozen were entered
snd pilfered. Two burglaries have oc-
Cured this week and no clews nave
been left to lead the officers IN their
chase. Some one entered the new ana
incompleted residence of Matt Wyth'
slept there during the night and IN the
morning departed with the carpenter
tools OF Gardner Lawrence, the contrac-
Tor The lock was pried from the tool
chest
The store of Bailey Bros. hardware
merchants, was burglarized and a
quantity cf razors, fishing tackle ana
revolver were taken. An entrance was
effected thru the back window by pry-
ing up the window. which mad peeh
nailed down. The theft was bold one
as electric lights on the street before
the large plate glass front made IT mn
possible for person to appear upright
In the store without being detected.
This is the second time this season that
Lee Bailey has suffered at the hanos
of burglars. The first time his resi-
dence was entered and $50 in money
taken. Two separte attempts We're
made TO enter the residence since that,
but both times the thieves were fright
ened away.
The tracks of the men or boys were
protected from the crowd yesterday, out
the bloodhounds did not arrive In time
to do effective work.