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The sun., 1901-10-06
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELrS WAY.
His Exempiincauoo ef what u Mean
by Q ''strenuous life"
FROM ns CA,eaOo Rscord-H.raIt

fFofN bf NNdQo Hsfofd-HtFdAi
hVor L'eNsh'h OF las 'tuor-, ~ 'he I@no sn1
., -, SsT n xs,,ss.H ''s, ~, p..,a,s h,m
when he lifted his eyes n mine and remarked
The Colonel lrseanins Presiden, Roose-
b,. old Goys rough rldsT" Who has con-. out
into our county to do busins... and hs aid
10 him
-'Get action DO thins. Re sane Don't
frtt,.r vour tune awaV ereats act take A
nlac. wherever YOU Ar. and l.. somebody
Oct acton 60, -, -.
s.Ys ~. % ali when W. parted Win him a,
rs,t,' Montas o ,h caY, '%I ,ea ys,,,,.s, VIA
s,ood ir f,ont 81 rim aud ~. nar,ins mes
'ooa III Y. urphn h,n OF n',n % sha 'ne Ia ,h..r ps
,"-nor,ow Tor IN. d. ye, vii he r..
ss,bed az hs,o.. md th.n yo, viii nav. a.
& ~ ,y.s a'u ,S',yy ,p,. ",,,,., -,
vii 4. Suds.d then Tor Ma, you are uhat
~, - 49, -. w., a. 49, ~, 49,, r..1
iohpi 20 20, si .sn ssn nov ~ " '""' o' ""'e wv"
Sith pres,a.p, h9o-ey.h ron n siSopey, 10Y ~,
the steel-sw-pt SLOPES. over g.. bloody crs.i.
ana a9Nh W os!rafu@rrra @ Sti' i''AsV enoN ilo,''
lever iAlu ~ hahu ul1n nsn' Snu ~ y" LII, vo..,
duties OF clean oi,isensh,y me knors -. E
n.nn. ~ ihs n.onIs - 40 some other. Who
hsx g.,t.d H., ,,d.1 Ill IND "a -
hsas , ~ ~ ' ~ .I'', - ''.I u"u'i "a a. K -, " ii ii 49,,
must .. uuF measured oS dH''| hHu' ana
copduct CO.., ~.
a large vla-s n tbs nation have preferred
Of d the asid. ,pi. % inSaenos @ S Gs- al Affected Ssi
ss,s @ as fsy ioa ias thni ,foa. nj IN: e''S
clear mind aud a healthy Judgment are In.
eompatible With seak 6ody by
,,osSn and - az ,,s Tbsriss' eS o psS EdssieS lie
s:' ''s' S'l q Ta::i eG9 . tie ss.. S s.
=. hAs been saiu ,hs' h- h,Ih"' to we
,heauleai W Nhs,eNet n. uo". re- .tsps
NO" wo =. sn1s DscssrV n,., ~ ,,r'a,. ,hs,
,ht. c,i,i,is,, nlr,..t (, ,y,rt.hlv com.. from,
Inactive men. dreamer munchcr. OF io'us
law OF love and iife 4, the ia~ of wurI
nan who does thlny. a man Who Keeps hi-
w,n sn's s,n.SriHs ut,i. ru, b.ipS sl~sv. prn.
pared or an em-rsrncv. i, the man hat
oppof,anity invariably come. TO with out.
u.i,,,,'. III. a.. more t.ns-iils f',r -,i.h "A
nan r. keep his lsni under a hus,.l ba.kat
'h1" Nv" y ~oa ,STo Or ''r me- ' pie pi momorandum
=. va va. "a cend,ds,. foT y,ce.PresidsIi and
~hIl. b. a.. iot,f.us tie Me.f A. 'lr linn.
-, 'rr',,.J n dnwn fYr r.r~or,l On io,rref,
I cN.rksa I, hv bnuA
JAN Rr,sii.I
a n p,sdirg an p .,o-'rai work
% II A spstsh
10 N piiaiiGg lst,sts
IAN nseussins NoutsuA rliuss
II so 4 N A speech
ian Rssc'ng an utuitboiogosl sota
l1s0 Z. VI spTsta.
iP " Lunch
81 .F,eh
20 Reading S'' Wt"' SCOTT
SP Ahsu'tlns "ieriams
50 J sP,eh
~ h',ilns We pf's
.2 Maahs
49,"
n $500.
a. ~ a. ,YFS,.,Lf,s
The sun., 1901-10-06
CABLE SOUHDINGs.
Submarine Mssassan Mango D>scssered
About 100 Mises vrsm Australian.


Aoso' ~ "'<.
The AUSTRALIAN ooVcih"en'
making surveys for q cao'e hne a'ons '"e
east and north coasts OF ''~ oo. ~ ~. ~ "'
Brisbane. Queensiand' 10 hnro" D"y, u''
Tor rom the nornefn goa ISL -
the cable steamer bntAnn~
out the route shor, ,nte aso,
soundinss every Is~ "i'r. -,
marine rahs' y, ,".I IL.
The highest OF 'hs~r - -
2SI fathoms below .'e su''s ~ ~ -
while not TAR away oeP'nS VI
were obtaineu'
IL iS not al all deeirap~ ,o ~, ~"
me over the 'op~ oi SUI "'A' ~ -
The Weight OF the oa"" 81" 80 -
hne y hkeiy 10 or nJuie' =" .
where su-frtn-u nse -, -
pole livery e"o'' j. "'"'c'
'o AVOID r.r"khs o"'''
henc~- ihe heN 'o"'.' "'' -
the So stou' '"' ih''''s ''''' '"'
cnas' VIII nov PrON' '" -
Tor thcy nave pt'u c"'u'"''"'' w
shgh' ueN'a'"n irom ui'-o'
VIII 10 reosIeh 'n'' 'ne on"''
NeN"h a"ou' W" ''"'s "s' w ~
our haNai r'N, 'I ~ -
roWe acr"s va" rS''Io ~ ',a,i'a' " -
from -tralgh, hne '"icr ue'~'@'h ''uai''
and Midway isHhh il oroer '" a'o'u' "S''
sub-nanhe hnoun'a'n "n'o" - .''"'
depth OF z'Dp h'hon- 10 Nrh'h ''s'y -'"'
ia'hom- OF 'hr suria"' anu "''H'',
avoid deep Sbyss' auou' ~ "l''- eas'
tuAm. winch sihks aprup'H u "'p'" "
'N' iA'homs' Inc surveys VI w"
sea bottom have progrHs-'d iAr as !"
show that sharp char Ses OF 'eVei occur
there AZ weii as IN the A'iah'ic' anu o"r"'u'
"AahnhlAtnh OF INV -'A ho"' j.
Z" determine w" Or' resting PNV'~ '''
0aDl" hh'-
liner" al" "Es''''"- w w" "'e"N,E ~
cah'" hhe- 'hh' nav" no' Ne' -" So'''"
Inc rupture "i 'HeSe ca"''- - S'" '''
frequent ioi 'he '"irlah'es 'ha' ar ,"'"'
P''I"u '" NUM- '"' 'ie l"'H' ~ '''"N"s'
anu h'aHe 'i'" I'Ia"S. i'e WIZ "'''''H
Rr'a' u"s' "' ''"up" Ah" '"' x"
N""" ., '''-' "'''N'"'S "'' "u' ~ ."
VIZ" ",' '''''"''
'h"' "''N a'u s'i'''''u'e> uH' =" 90"
uu"k" rH''hS "'h'h """ an" l"'" N's'"'"
me po'"h III "r'"'h pairs VI WV "''"''
bu' u" ur'Ahs ais" "''uI a. pia''s "h''e
u "ould ~%m a 'houSh ~" hif' N'fe
sai" from hilaiih"h' i"i very ioht 'lHie.
mus a'irr IN" preparatory WORK "' nE-
ing o"u" haS ,-T'h as "''pe," a. I''f>'""
ana = uhdihss nav" ''"h ih""e Hs "0'"'
ra'"'N a. me api'"' a. VIZ ia US ''Hhi'S'"''""
AK" ma occuiten "''h'h ''N ih""'nH'
h' sirs' oepth- "h"i' VI" w" WIS sup.
posed 70 D' almost p"vohu Va" '"a'h o,
h'lHeh' ana even on p"''"i"7 '"Nei'u
WIN s"'' ihu" "'"'" ''''
LOT va" 'o,'-"''a,'oh 81 '"o"s
lI' 'an'" o' VI" T'u'n Nn'' ','"h ON
paly uF'"-eu ZAP" 'erue anu ri"'h va.
Al' u"u'' "'e-, e''euen' 'oi'u'''''- an'
N'' lhI"" H'oh'ils alfr '"e ''N' HieH-
The sun., 1901-10-06

.s..,ls r~sa a.. Nni~t rfl.s~sef dwi pas-
IsR.d Nsfn~saaFs nna sstgrAsrs 10 les
lvrsna erk ser.s-ty sAl lssAaes sfs
lrsass iestsres -Ass
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

According 10 the or gOnlan, +. T..
Kendall district manager II the Amer
lean Can Company. h5s offered 10 re-
move the local factory 70 the metropolis
II the people th-re hold out sIiLibie
inducements. Coming just after stde-
men ~ the freigh, rate sanabble.
which vas adjusted = the entire sat
is'acliOn Of the can company. Mr.. Ken
dlll's Na,emen. IL In the nature Of q
huge surprise. ~ he expressed himself
quite differently while IN Astoria some
time ago. The OregDnian quotes him ne
saying: We viii want a site 2OOx4OO
between water ana rail, as We do a
good deal Of shipping OUT and IN. by
boat and car. The recent terminal rate
given Astoria helped ua materially -
FAR as shipping freight from the East
Is concerned. but the local rate Ia add
ed on goods We ship 20 Portland and
TWO local rates are put On freight snt
10 Spokane. BY moving our plant here
We can save a god deal On freight and
serve our Portland cusaOmsrs direct.
without paying freight at all Besides
furnishing cans fJr salmon packing. we
do a large busln-sss In lard cans paint
cans. spice cans, etc. and most II this
business has 10 be 'hppsd from our
pr sent locau5n a, Astoria To the dist
ant customers"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

The test case Instituted by sam How
ard Of Portland, president o, the state
barbars commission, who seeks 70 es-
tablish the inyalidlty of the law re-
| quiring paym of so district atbor-
ney fees in divorce cases, has been ap-
pealed 10 the supreme court, notice Of
appeal having been filed in County
Clerk WherityS Office yesterday. Some
months ago Howard brought SUIT for
divorce from his wife. HIS attorneys.
Claude Strahau ani W Seton, al the
time Of filing Of the papers. offered an
amount that would not covsr the dis
tr.ct attorney fee Clerk Wherlty de-
clined to accept the papers unless this
fee We're paid. Payment was made
under protest, and later suit was filed
for recovery II ,he sum. d strict At
| tOrney Allen entered a demurrer to the
complaint and Judge Mcbride sustain
ed Il, throwing the case ous Of court.
The matter has now been appealed.
Prior to the session Of 1899 district at
toueys were not under salary, fees BE-
Ing provided for The legislature of
1899 repealed the fee system law and
placed attorneys throughout the state
on salary. However the old $40 fee
provided for in divorce cases was not
done away with, and the sum has since
been required Of persons filing suits.
The money has not been PAID to the
district attorney. but has gone T. the
county While payment Of the fee rs
regarded as unjust by county officials,
they feel that they should follow the
provisions of the law. since 1899 per-
haps not less than $3.50 has been col
lected in this manner There are thir-
ty-three counties in oregon, and If
Howard wins his suit all the fees paid
in since 1899 will be refunded to the
persons filing suits. For this reasdn'
Of course, the case Is one Of much
importance, and the decision Of the su-
preme court will be awaited with in-
terest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Two big real estate deals have Just
been contaminated In waa, Astoria
property a. v Alien aud Carlton Al
ten. who owned jointly a two-thlrls IN
tcrts, In the Washington cannery prop
erty. have spld their interest TO VIII
liam y Tallan,. the consideration be.
Ing $4,000 The other one-thrd IN
,crc,t In this property Is owned by +.
". Talan;. Messn. Allen have pur-
chased from The Pen.nsullr Land &
Trust Company go feet u frontage nd-
joining the Washington cAnnery tract
on the west The property bought eX-
t,nds frlm he pier-heAd line TO Tay-
lpr avenue The price paid was $50 a
front foot or 5000 fIr the tract. A.
Y. Alien when seen yesterday, stated
that he Was not yet ready O. announce
hIs plans. and could no; say deHnluP-
ly whether or not he and HE brother
would build II s understood that Mr.
Tallhnt viii organize company to
build new cdnnery on The property
just purchased, and that the plcHing
house viii be ready fr prltion by
next season
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

10 nights of mcrriest mOpds and keeps
them In the liyellest humDr from rise
to fill N curtain. It's story hinges a.
the ambition Of happy-go-lucky irish
man-Dan Maloney--tO wed the olpti-
yating wealthy Widow CLANCY The
erratlc MalOncy IL a yr-.abe loot
bail of fortune that has been kicked in
10 every c1uyenlcnt gutter" Through
an amusing calss Of mistaken identity he
IA introduced into a social circle winch
includes the wealthy widow with wh9m
Nal9ny falls In love. The many com
pllcati1ns and blunders IN hk love
making are said 10 be- an endless source
of laughter that keeps fun at a white
heat through the whole Performance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Captain Langfit has appointed w Z.
Morris. assistant engineer. TO make a
report on the request Of the county for
a location for the proposed new draw
bridge over the Lewis and Clarke river.
Mr. Morris VIII meet the interested
parties az the county court rooms az
10 o'clock this morning. when the views
u those concerned will be heard Mr..
Morris report will be forwarded to Cap
tain Langfiti. who viii recommend a
| location TO the secretary NJ war. THIS
action Is necessary In all cases where
bridges are constructed over navigable
streams. The bridge will constitute
part OF a new road pedtioned for by
people living between Astoria and War
renton The road will connect wlta the
Youngs bay bridge AMI VII b. about
hye miles IN length. one and one-half
miles q the read have already been
built. Location ~ the bridge over the
Lewis and Clarke has not been de-
cded upon, some prsterring a location
al tha mouth ot the river and others
des ring that II b. bulk about three
quarters n mil from the mouth. AT
tolay's meeting a thorough expression
II opinion will be secured. All those
interested are requested 10 Be present,
as thare is a general desire that there
should DE no unnecessary Gelay The
propnsed bridge vii clst between 5000
ana $4,000. according To the length Of
the draw required by IN. war depart
ment. A, the pr-san, time the prica Of
ron is verv high. and It is estimated
| by Judge Gray that, II the Youngs bay
bridge We're to be Constructed now It's
COS. would be abau. d,uole the ac,ual
cost,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21
AROUND TOWN.

Sow crop nuts at Johnson nrs,
iIcns mlnco mra, az lohnaon brns
Fancy New Jersey cranbcrrlcs Just IN
AZ Johnson llroa
call main 6dl Tor your coal require
mcnls ordep promptly Alled
ncsl iS.cenl meals-Rlslng sun Res
tauraul. sls Commercial street.
palroniss home industry and buy your
feed and grain a, uaa'on'a mill.
best lB.cEST MEAL RISING
Sun RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

This morning a. 3 o'clock the reserve
seat Sale opens Tor the great laugh
ing Irish Trace comedy "Milaney's
Wedding Day which appears at FISH,
ers' opera h1usc tomorrow evening. II
h . refreshing combination oi comedy
and drama, enteralns with a cleyerly
developed story AMI amuses with IN d
most delightful drolery 4 breezy,
original streak of comedy runs through
It's three acts that carries audiences IN
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21
MEETING NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Columbia River Packers Association
win be held at the office Of the COM
pany at Astoria, Oregon. on December
9th, 1901, at IL O'Clock a, m, for the
purpose of electing directors and FOR
such other business as may properly be
considered, a' Il' Hi'"
BY order OF the president,
GEO. II. GEORGE, Secretary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21
TopAY's WEATHER.

PORTLAND Suy 20 Western orr
g.a and Western wsshing' ~. fdr fnl.
luWrt BY showers by evening i.a1 rrn
urvsun. Eastern Washington and Ida
d., cloudy. anl Threatening with prob.
ably showers
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21
The Morning AstOrian
NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS
TELEPHONE ssi

Change ot copy must roach tho busi.
ncAs Office by N 10 secure ap.
poarancg ln tho following morning 4
cilloa This rulc viii govern all 10.
cal Advertisements. excepting reading
locals
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Tnre Instruments were lned for fsc-
ord yesterday. ON was a power u at
'nrney fDr lone waite of Oakland. 90
MARY = Strong u Portland Tn. 9TH
~ Instruments were Two shcrin's deeds.
conveying TO T. HEggins. trustee. $50
Nerrs ~ land ln rrejian H.. township
Q nora ~ rang . w,v,.. and section
H. township 9 north - range s west
tn" consideration IVES ti2S5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Ralsi1n and Maun nho were look
90 upps as top-nrchcir N the Com-
m-rg.al CLUB hanlbin tournament. met
with bad luck lac, n.vht. losing two
"ul - three gam 60 Allen and Tut
tie The scores were sl-l3. 2l-lG and
1921 Ohlrr ana Mills toak two out
uf three from Petersen and Ms'abc,
the soors being all si-il ana ii.2i.
Tonight wo,dncIl ana Fuugr win play
Sinnot, and osburr and u Z Thomp-
r,n tul G Il Thomson viii me- Stock
trl and Th0mas.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Thus FAR County Clerk wncri,y has
collected J:1.it6s In delinquent taxes
collection o' this amount Is one OF IN"
results ~ che law passed Al the iast
scssion N the legislature providing Tor
the sale u ail iclalucnt properly on
July / Sale has been postponed several
times 10 Chislp fpr '1~ Convenience "
property owners. and is nos ~, far
December The amount Abvc named
rrur-s~n,A collections made f,r the
county city and school district
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

A. the lag, meeting of the Push cub
Harrison Alen and Harrison l. Ham
blet yer. n1mcd by President Castor
as q cymmi'te to Interview all former
members " the o!ub ana others A. well
and inform them that the Push Club
proposed to do businsrs IN tho old-tims
manner Yesterday Massrs. Allen and
tHmblct prcpircd a circular letter In
accordance With the instructions re-
ceivcd and sent oJpy 10 each busi-
ncsuian ana fomr mcmber II Is eI-
pcctrd the membership Il the club will
Increase from this tim. on. The com
mittc- named By President Castor 70
prepare u program Tor he annual m ct.
ing. December iJ. viii mct some time
during the present week and outllne a
plan II viii b. the aim of the com
miltre to sccur, hve-mlnutc addresses
from prominent members lnd 70 arrange
FOR other features n Interest
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

tho llfcboat rciohcd the bar the a.hoon-
cr had stODd oDt 10 Den, using her. aills.
shc anchored near the whistlIng buoy
aud wns t0wed In TIKI morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Indications are that the present
month will be- one ~ the weitsm No
MEMBERS On record. a good start IN that
Dir ctnn having already bscn made.
The records u Weather Man Johnson
show that The precipitation up % 8
O'Clock last night WIS 73l inches Will
The average for The 1rst 20 days u the
month Ii G:i3. the excess being ~ Of
an inch The greatest precipitation n
any single day was ijI. which Nn't
very much IN this Land ~ rain. but the
elements have prsrDltlied f)r sixteen
ou, " the twenty days and maintain
ID fair average At that, bringing the
total up % 73l There r. no pr ap,ct
u the average fur the preseni month
being ruined by sunshine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

a partial cargo Of cement for Bllfour,
Guthrie. y co. Captain Mahe reports
that seaman died about tso weeks
ago ~ consumption. and that hlg BODY
waa buried AZ sea.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Some time ago II was announced that
tho Louvre building woiii bc removed
to an uptown location Nrg0tlatI1ns
looking 10 lease nf the Favcl property
al n" roulhoiHt corner II Bond ami
Ninth streets were attempted. but The
owners declined 10 nK prlc-. ana tho
Lnuyr' viii not be- removed at present
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

IN" iailey ~ IN, Monday cub u the
Presbyterian church arr making rxien.
eve preparations FOR thr sale ani to
10 b" gy-n nt the residence n Mn g..
W Fulton ~ the afternoon and even
Ing ~ Friday. November q Tho sale
begins "a, 8 o'clock and larg variety
u uH-fui articles viii be Offered. Tne
pubic IL cordially invited TO be- pres.
rn5
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

The last trtp n the Elder from A.
toria vas very rough ouc. She reach
rd San Francisco twelve hours late.
and on the voyage doNn the cpist the
pans ngrfs wvr, compelled lo remain In
thcr sih'rfpotna almost oOnunually,
chief pihecr Wallace WIS thrown
against the bulwirks dur'ng the heavy
weather runering Il fracture u the leg
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

The French bark Eugene Faulrel
reached port yesterday from Antwerp
after passage OF 1872 days. She brings
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

The steamship Adato yesterday lnish-
cd loading her cargo She took on at
Astoria l24. 1875 feet Of lumber valued at
sil7S. piling IN the value Of Sa2S, and
latha worth S6O6. She is destined for
and Manila,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Herman Wise offers l6S chIldren's
suits, ages to s. at graf reduc-
tlon this week. They comprise vestee
Russian blouse, sailor. reefen ana Nor
folk suits, In plain and mixed goods
worth from 50 to Sc, but reduced great
ly this week only.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Diver Nelson yesterday recovered
purse containing q gold watch and
sum Of money which had been lost
overheard by Mrs, j, T. Ross. The
pursc went into the river at Favers
dock, but was easily secured yesterday
by the diver.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Just recelved-A supply OF Wyoming
coal from the Rock River mines This
Is a hard lump coal, VITA lasting quail
ltles. 1t Is positively the best and
cleanost coal ever brought to this
market Give It irla'. S. Gilmore g.
60. Telephone, main 66l.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-21

Tho Tokc Point oyster house Is pre-
pared 10 supply family orders Tor the
famous Tokc Point oysters Serves
oysters IN any style. Eleventh Street.
between Bond ana Commercial; phone,
27lt.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-17
CIGAROLoGY.
Some Indications of Character in the
Manner of Handling the Weed.


When you see man grip cigar be-
tween his teeth and hold it fast, care
less of whether it burns or not, you
can set him down as an aggressive.
calculating and exacting, not to say
canny, individual.
If man smokes cigar deliberate
ly, Just enough to keep it lighted, and
delights in taking it from his mouth
and watch the blue smoke from it curl
upward, he is likely to be an easy
going man, good-natured and honest,
says an exchange.
There is another fellow who smokes
intermittently, takes a puff and then
rests, and fumbles his cigar about.
He is apt to have little decision of
character, and to be easily affected by
circumstances. A man may be nervous
and tumble his cigar good bit, and in
this event he is would-be swell, vain
and frivolous.
He invariably tits his cigar upward,
while sensible, level-headed fellow
will hold it straight out from his
mouth. When you see man chewing
up an unlighted cigar, and twisting it
about, he is nervous, but of great
tenacity.
A man who cannot keep his cigar
alight has a whole-souled disposition.
He has lively nature, is hail-fellow-
well-met, glib of tongue, and usually
a good story teller.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-17

Friends less near received pictures
mounted with the goods which had
gone to make up the different gowns
of her trousseau. The mount made
from the material of her going away
gown" had forget-me-nots embroidered
in small scattered sprays, while some
of the silks and figured goods were
made up plain, being sufficiently deco
rative in themselves. In each case
the mounted picture was bound to the
glass with narrow strip of soft
leather in shade to correspond with
the color of the mount. Upon the
back of each was plainly written the
name and date of the wedding.
1t is needless to state that the gifts
were priced as the pictures alone
never could have been, and it is safe
to predict that other brides will follow
the graceful fashion.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-17
EoR TIE BRIDES PICTURE.
Mats Made From the Material of Her
Gowns.

Gowns.
1t is not unusal for the bride who is
going away for an extended trip, or
who expects to make her home in a
distant city, to give photographs to
the most intimate of her friends before
leaving them.
One such bride, who is given to do
ing things unique and original, de.
termined to frame the pictures in an
appropriate manner. They were to be
mounted under glass in the manner
familiar to all, and known as passe-
partout, but instead Of the usual mat
of linen or cardboard, she used a ma
terial which was especially appropri.
ate and one which made frame as well
as picture worthy of being preserved
among family heirlooms.
The picture which she gave her
mother had mat of the white satin
which had been used for her wedding
dress and across one corner was a bit
of the lace with which the dress was
trimmed. To sister she gave a pic
ture also mounted in the white satin,
but with a design of orange blossoms
embroidered upon it, while the mount
for the one given her maid of honor
was of the white satin embroidered
with graceful spray of bride roses.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-17
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