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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-14

/ Louise Stolbeck," a child of the PEG
pie. does a bit of acting that is al
charming as it is clever, and is likely
TO put her son in the rank of star
When this drama concludes its run
at the Aston Theatre, Blanche Walsh
will appear there in a new play by
Clyde Fitch entitled THE Straight
Road" What 1t win deal with is yet
"a secret between the author and those
who viii present it. But as 1t was
written especially or Miss Walsh.
who possesses unusual power of ex-
pressing strong emotions, 1t is safe
to predict that It will contain at least
one big scene. A play by Fitch Is
always an event in the theatrical
world.
Those who have heard Raymond
Hitchcock in THE Yankee Consula"
and other musical comedies should
not fail to pay tribute to his versa
tility by hearing him in straight COM
edy in THE Galloper.s Like the other
plays of Richard Harding Davis the
dialogue Is bright and clever, and the
Characterization clear cut. Hitchcock, \
with the 'unctious ease. that marks all
his work, brings out all the fine humoF.
of a part for which he is naturally
adapted -. II
The Three of Us" in which Car
lotta Nilsson is starring at the Madi-
son Square Theatre, well deserxssyfhe |
encoiniums that it has been elIcfting
from the. critics. Only woman could |
have written 1t, so full Is It of insight
into feminine nature. 1t gives Miss
Nilsson long,awalted opportunity to
convince New Workers that she is an
actress of unusual ability, who is. as
much at home In passages that call
Tor gayety and light-heartedness as in
hose that depict deeper feeling. The
scene of this charming play is Ne
Tada mining town. Rhy Macchesney
has by the death of her father, once
/ man of means, been left there with
.wo younger brothers to rear on a
yery small income. She hopes great
hings of mine in. which her father
lad invested, mine which he had
lamed "The Three Of Us" Her
'rother Glen is just as the age when
'oys resent petticoat rule. are rest
ess. and want to seek adventures in
he world To. obtain money to leave
ome, he sells a. secret he overllears
lhy's lover tell her, she Is suspected
f having betrayed it, and In her ef-
ort to clear herself she is involved Z
! an incident that may tarnish her
God name Then the good in Clients
ature is aroused, ne becomes his
sters protector, confesses his wrong
Ding, and clearer understanding be-
yeen brother and sister as well as ?
etween Rhy and. her lover is brought
bout. This bald outline does not
onvey any idea of the charm of the
ay. 1t must be heard to be thor
ighly appreciated. -
The triumphal engagement of Grace
gorge in Clothes" will conclude at
Ie Manhattan Theatre on December
!, in order that Wilton Lackeye may
,pear there in his own dramatization
Les Miserables." under the title, t;
rhe Law and the Man"
HENRIETTA LAZARUS. p
December A. 1906.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09

mo9te anfanss slau6en, !9arrp babe
Die 2ose nur auF9eiu6t, I'm t9n lpegen
be5 Yfeross gu ~bsfragel; er fpuroe crit
ipGter gapa6r, Dap er ii6 geirrt bate.
nun, @raf, ME 9ing Die SoAe9'
fragte 9arrp.
IS 1T cine piloe uno b08artige
Bette, oieier .Ma5eppd,'" }d8te Otts
bert tur3, ,aber i'd ioerOe iRn be3lptns
gen."
ST mar offenbur etIAppft bon Der
ge9a6ten Nnitrengang,
y9u pirit ni6t reiten." mii6te iVh
ieBt 6il0d in aus GeIpradl.
sic hotte ia niGts 0dge9en 9c6abt,
tpenn Cttbert bds YTer0 zines on0sreu
Sapaliers o0er &amera0eu lit. 0btr
bas PTero Ger Jrau b. yF.E'ato D0er
Dielmeh. !3ns,98 Iolts {, n;i ,titen.
Den ju1s,u Offi5ier abe. .:.jte ibr
Wioer Jitr.
SD babe periprp6en, 0oB iA %reite,"
id9te er.
Sic T9lpieg. 46er i6r flommenoer
Bid perrieth, Dab Iie oen Nompf nod
pi6t oufgob.
9arrp perIu6te, lie gu bei6lpi6tj.
gen; Oa5 lei cine gan5 barmIoIe Ga1e.
suoem b06It Iui6ipnobsl = 0as miiiie
Ottbert nIiA I%e'5ten." llnb iebt mobts
Stt6ert groBe <goen. Nn Dem le6hofs
ten, lpQrmcr T"1r. n melcnem 0urrD
1i6 an 6jlo4 .oQdJte. nur0e ct crit
geipabr. OaB Der 6err b. Got96uuien
1ic6 ieiner S6neiter mieoer 3u nG6ern
iude; erit jebt iieI inn ouh ole Gle
benspiir0iQteit Der Stern 9OrrD Qez
genibet duf.
Die 8oritelung mar at @nbe. 6jI0u
bate no6 Wube 9%efunoen. Der 6aupt.
f3ene Oe5 IeBten 2tttes, in melder 5r0us
letn @aietta Elm gang unGen0bniibes
Salient entfaltetes po1e Nufmertlamteii
s%u3uren0en. llnO no6ten0 Te iib ebsH
foqts, tie piir0e ibrem 8rdutioom Grs
freuIides iiber ieinsn G0jigJinQ mel
Den t0nncn, frat @urrD an he graz
Iiden G(tern nit elmer Ginlo6una
Geron. Gr felbIt babe 1sn Mebbpf &c
i6oIlen, Den Der Migtb Der poruehmiten
@einitube beute i%erDire, "a oUriten lie
ni1t oble1nen. Gle no0nen Oonteuh
IN.
(Sdlt6 iolQt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09
frat bon ed!em bfouen 9Iuts Ser lie.
tevs SAniegerfobn.

ira! bon ed!en bfouen gluts Ser lie.
ters GMniegeripbn.
Miiroe SiIho Dem QGen ni6erte6en
tOnren. 6re!Iid. Ct!6ert i6isn rnd
topTer gu i6m al i;e6cn - oieleid:
alid) ipar er nur Gus iygeno einsm
@runOe ein 0e9nsr Sorrps. Wber pis
lanQe tpiir0e oieIer i6mads qieiiev
fsire '9offnnn9en 1tiiten? uno Sein5
lam nit Ieeren SGnoen, cGne GrfoI9,
phne Griiten3.
WoA emma! ii6ermdnn!s i'm fat Ole
@er3WeiFlun9. gr ipoy ia unI6uibig!
@ber er mubte iif jsbt en!I6ei0en,
muBte ros Grcs Teirer PfleQeel:ern be-
baupten c0er es h%erousgeben.
Qm ieIben WprQen 'frieb inn
Charlotte, er m6gs trmmen unG Orb
nun8 id0ffen; 9orrr tysiGe es gu ton,
fe polle un0 t1nne sic Gsrdnttportung
niAt ii6ernebmen. nSie9, Iieber
'9ein5," bieB es in Dem 8riefe, i'd
our6iGoue ia Die gdR3e Ga6lage, ib
babe lie bon jeber ourd)i6aut, penn
i'd aud often 3u9eben mub, niAt be-
petien gu tOnnen, fpaS i6 peiB, GineS
ober tann i'd Dir bepeiien, 9ein3, oab
mein 8rlloer !Seinrid anoers iiber iein
8ermo9en- nerfiigt baden piir0e, ipenn
sr Sid ni6t fir ieinen Go9n gebalten
bate, 2ie5 Die 9eilage un0 9u ptrIt
MID periteben."
Sbrem S0rei6en ipdr Elm pergilbtes
8!ott beigefiot. Oas unoertenn6ur DON
6einrt6 8ergmann5 Sano berrii6rte.
Elm briiberli9 s5drtlifer Brief an Gburs
Iotte, in petAem er i6r rijd1attloS pers
fi6er!e, ibr So6n 9atrp iei uno bleibs
Iein Grbs. Charlotte bat nun Sein3.
nit Sarr9 gu t6eilen. Garii6er niiroe
man iib tur5e 3eit punOern. balo a6er
pijr6e Der @oygong nit uQem, lpaS
i'm ieirer 3cit gum @eqenitano osB'al.
gemeinen @ei6pdbes 9ema6t 9a6e, fir
INNER in @ergeiienbeit gerat6eh.
@eniB 6o5 pdre Der bette Musipeg,
10 io9te Ii6 au@ Sejn3. 2(Qein 6drrp
mar nift Der Nfdnn. nit Dem iih pers
hanoeln IieB, Satts inn nidt SEEING
auTr;6tig Die 9anb Qeboten. mar er
inn ni6t ent9egengetommen tpie Elm
8ru0er? llno jerer bate i'm 3urijtges
mieien er fij6Ite 1id 9eia3 9egenij6er
i'm Redte. LIMO nun gar Der per0iI6te
Brief - er entI6ieo en0gittig. Sein
pflsaebater bate 6oryD gu ieinem Gre
ben beItimmt uno ct lpijy0s niemuIs
Elm fren0es Sinh on bsIen Steqs ges
iebt BADEN.
2(lIo - SEEING muBte duf oQe5 bers
8id)ter, ols5 Aerdu5ge6sN, 1uf 0ie 0es
fa9r bin, ou6 Silica gu pertieysn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09

."islpeiIen mar !0ein3 81 Wluthe.
III ols hattie er eetrount. 10 pDls
O. Zig par feline 9dn3e friibere
GriIten3 du5eeloI6t. Gr
bate iih in Berlin ein fleineS etnfoAes
Simmer in elmer Der NueritrdBen iener
!Sauptober oes WeItens gemietbei, Die
nod GG0neberg fiibrt. rs pa cine
ftine GtraBe, in Der er BON Dem ei9ents
Iiden WsltIlo0ileben lpeni9 poer gar
nidts aelpnbr nuroe. Sn hieIer rubis
oen fremosn llmoebung orbeitete er nun
ihpn felt fat einem 8terteliobre. fiibrte
elm s%inseSogenes. GuBerit fpdriomss Sc
Sen, hattie ned teinerlei SetanntI fditen
anaetnupft, 1onberu nur offers Sbedz
Ter, Muieen uno SunitIammlun9cn be-
fuht. Gr mar no6 Berlin unter lei
mem nirflidsn Namen oetommen, ipie
Das ia niGt anoers gu bspey.ite0isen
ipar, ober oaes, mas sr al peroIfents
liden eebadte. ionts Den Nomen So
Ieita traaen. 60 mar es ou6 beoreifs
lid. baB Tismano. nit Dem er bisber
fhriftlid) in 9eriibrun9 fam, in Inn
ienen 6eins gergmunn 81 ertennen pers
modte, BON Dem Die 3eitunoen feiner
fiibbeutIden 6eimotb nod por tur3er
.3eit einiges auiieben esmadt bats
ten.
Gr bate fih ietbit bas Gbreniport
aea.ben, Die 9srIaiienihoft ie'nes
p~fleaepasers nidt gu beribrsn, aud
fiber oas 0ermOgen Srenens. fpeld)ss
bel Ser auBerprbentlihen ge'Ho'illhen
Srbnunasliebe oes peritorbenen Berg
mann liar su iiberieben ipor, audi uber
oieIen immerbin itottIideng etro9 bate
er in Der MeiIe berfiiet, Dab CT i'm in
orei gbeile seylegt. tinen bapon !eltdi
mentoriIh Fsiner jiineeren Sd1inelter,
tinen s~ipeiien Der Gltern nilnas ufsfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09
(ShluB iol1t.l
a0is man })yo}tIlr geminnt.

llsber einen mertpiiroigen g(bsr.
"5lauben IGreibi tia 2eier Der n6rants
~Turter 3eitung":
SD ioB por Ginger 8eit i'm Mdrtez
IaGl 5peiter yIo'i: oe8 8a6n6oies 81
8re3lou un0 uNterbielt MIDI leb9aft
nit elmer anI6eineno Dem nbeileren"
Stanoe angebptenoen, inteli9enten,
jun9en Dame. &ur5 Dor 2LnEunft pes
nad Berlin ge6en0en S6neu3udes be
mertte ole junae Dame in meinem tleiz
men GeiIetoffer eini9e 8r6t6en. CD
glei6 Bat Ie mid in einem fat flebentz
Iiden Spne, i6r bod etnas BON mel
rem Srote az gcben. @ern ilelte iD
iDr meinen prooiant gdn5 uno gar
CUR @erfigung. 9as nurOe inoeB
entI6ieoen obgelebnt. Rein, Elm gang
tlein Stiid6en, meia 9err!" ia9te iie.
Set bot Der 9che Elm 0-0tten an.
9(ber aud oumit hattie i4 tein Slid.
,Nur einen 8roden, mcjg !0err," bat
Die Dame. Wor meiu G~citaunen iiber
oieIen fomiIchen MuHi6 i4on groB, 10
fteiqerte iih ooTe,be, ais Die Dame Den
nit Mii6e %trlporbsnen Groden raid in
tbr gortemDnnaie pe.6dln. @6e i'd
nod fraQen %tpnnte, lpo3 od3 beOeutc,
nrroe mein 3ug ausgerufen.
Ser 3ufou pOlte eS jeoOd), DAP ih
III oas g~ebetmniBpple Gebo6ren Der
Dame eingeipeitt rp1rOt. sd befanO
MIDI tiir3li6 ouf Dem 8abn1pf @leron=
oerplaB in 3erlin, ais i9 uneriuartet
nit Der Dame 3uiamnlenItieB. SelbItz
peritGnoli6 qe0a6te id iofort meiner
9reslauer S6entun9 unO frlg Die
Dame notb Dem @runoe i9rer oamaltz
gen ieltiamen Bite.
,SSa piiIen Sic, mein SEER" err
pioerte mir Die Dame perlegeu, lid
bate bamals einen Yro5eB, uno menn
man 70 ctipas BON einem jiioii6en
6errn nit ouf Die Reiic betommt (Oen
9roden 9rot nGmlif), foQ bas Slid
bringen."
,Seoduere iebr, MaDame, id) bin
ober tein Suoe!" entbette ib ihr pers
trauenspoa.
nN6, nift mDaGid," rief Iie nib
trduii@, uno b%citiirat aus, I'D bob'
boob ben Yro3eB 10 7h0n a%eponnen.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09

o. ocle6t. Seine 1un3e ourd Die
Not6 un~tey0rudts T0orbeit
uno 3oll6eit lUar gu eismentarem @uss
bru6 %gelanqt. D @egen ole oiei. Or
teiIe ia6 Ij6 G6atlotte o9nmd6tj9.
6arrn bate njht MIR G1u,0en ges
ma6t. er mar duh loypei. Qe51ngen,
@ertdufe abaui6tjeBen. Grit in Der
borigen Mocbe bate er Elm 2lnerbisten
ongsnommen, nach Sem aus einem
bemnd6Tt I9tagreif per6enoen Torite
cine betrd6t!i6e Qn3ubI Gtimme in
dnoere SdnOe iiberging, PferOe, 8te9
II. T. To-, Sic gum SnpentUr 9eb0rten,
ndren oerdubert noroen; !SayrD ipie!te
nGmli6 reler0inqS uniinniq, unO "a
rei6ten 6ie 9epObnlicben G%rtrG9niie
oes @ute5 bei loeitem rid)t aus.
Senc unbe3GGmbure 8eri6tpenz
oun9siu6t, Die bel ieinem Batter muir
Ourd ole llmTtGnOe in S6runten ges
baIten por6en mar, brah MN Gerpor
9lei0 einem LANCE SuriidoeOGmmten
Gtrpmr. QIe 8prIteQungen Oagegen
fyudteten nidlts. Ssbt, ia9te er, lei
er Ger Serr tlno polte .bun. mas Inn
betie6s. Mun mijIie ia nod INNER
NIT Ser Sbotiac6e red)nen. bob SEEING
pieoertebre, uno eben besbalb hobe er
Elm Ned)t, iebt al Qenieben. mas INNER
m6oIih lei. 5reilif), mas Der cute
@etter fir Wl,gen MAIDEN ipiiroe iiber
Den oroBartigen Rennftaa. Den Sarrb
in3tpilden duf R~ot96auien eingsrihts!
bate, oaran ourfte er gar nid)t benton.
9os gun5e G6tob pimmelte bon
uTroinern" un0 SSodeps, uno Itatt Der
Seloarbeiter io0 mar nur Meittne4te
nno 8rooms i'm Spfe. Srou b. Wors
lop bate Sen Baron EotAbdu'en
griinoiiA perIorot. @ier3is Henn.
pferbe, Die mi! Scr ousosluHteiten
GorgFatt GeGdnoe!t iperbsn mubten,
bieIten Elm gal3 enormes 8~eSienunass
perIonal in @t6sm. Gs tamen DIT
@GIte. I'm sic oroBartigen @nldoen
bon 3~oth6auien at beIi9ti9en, bel pels
dlem NnIaB Damn aud Der GAloBte1sr
ipeiolih 6erbalten muB.s. Sarrp
fii6lte iim oIs 0runozS eigneur.
Den Mintsr bate er in Der Stdot
perlebt. Nur ab uno 81 lam er 81
groBen SQuosn uno SeItli6teiten in
so9lreifer &eieIi9aft naA Rothhous
fen.
Der Snfpsttpr petsr mar rtt6eno.
Mit oufyi@tigem G6mera fcb er oie
Nertpiiitunoen, Sic Baron 6crrN Kid
ii6t&.oS in Dem 10 tprAI eepfIeeten gss
fjpthum Teines iunaen Ssgrn onrih.ets.
I6er er mar mah!Ios, benn Der Cite
junee Sey- mar odnslih per'dolen.
Seit fdit eirem Sah,e bate er ouh
ni@t bOs mIeiielts Qsbsnsasi6en ron ilt)
eeaeben.
Somois. oI8 er inn ffrieb, CT 1o0.
iih CUR Weyfiiouns bes neuen Is-pals
teys bon Rotbbouien 1dltsn, bate Ns'
ter an irgeno cine @riGs %GeeIduht, an
cine Mejie. Sic Elm ooer Smei Wono!.
ipG1ren ,rnnts, uno err hate 1lh oarein
9eeeben; jtb: oher lies e. llhs Hlh.
meh. ne6me1; Dem iungen Ssr:n ma.
ireeno ei5 llrgliid teee9net; he.
truBts, oh CT nr6 jemeIs mieesrfehrs,
rb er rod ur!er SEN 9sbeneen franole.
9asn fam. boB Sic Che ben Netsrs
Sodter fG bof gang me'entIid TIM
eiinitiser esitaltste. a!s jemals pors
o~usSuishen esiusFen mar. Ter Tpr'te-
Ieate cine CANA unIinniae Giierlufs IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09

?PennItaa on'doffen! Noh beuie iollts
on her goumeiiter oeftrieben perhen.
Denn bic pprbanOenen gnIugen Daren
MIR fir Nub5pede bereGnet.
Isle buben geraOe portreffIi6e 8elez
aenbeit, Baron" bsgann 6rdu b. Marz
lprp lpieoer, ,beiier tonnten Sie's gar
nidt %treffen. 9enten Sie bod, 'Nt@
triop uno ,S6entmdOden' iin0 eben gu
baben, na60em Der bisberige 8eIiBer
Durdaegan9en lit. Die &onturspers
lualtung miro Sbnen gepib ent9e9ens
fommen!" Sic ipie5 nod meiter auf
Die eiinitigen aoniuntturen 6es Nugens
bids hin; fannie lie bo9 Die 8erbGIts
niiie beiIer ais ole WitglieOer oss
.Renntlub" suIammer. Sin paar
prd6tige 9feroe, ppn benen zines crit
in ppriesr Wode einen 9%ldn5enoen Sieg
bapon9etragen, bate iie ielbIt I'M
Staue, unO 9urrp tuufte ite 9lei6 auf
hem Sled. Sin on6eres, p%ornebmiter
Sertunit, ioLlte in bieien Saqen tomz
men. Elm Iieb3ebn 5ouit bober 8rauner,
Der frsilif crit t%ruinirt iper0en miiIle.
$. lie Ipiir0e inn i6on Waterial Ter
f6affen!
Die g%sbrenberes boiten 'ii6 fern ess
holtsn; Die @rGfin, 10 bieb es, lei nidt
ganS pobl, uno bes6alb mubten tie
Sarrps GinGa0ung ablebnen. Sur Sttz
bert ipa eimol beimIi6 beriibergetoms
men. Nber er bolte iid 6iesmal cine
i6pere GnttGuI6ung. Sruu b. Wlar>
Ion ma 3u iebr umi6nGrmt uno be-
bunbelte i'm etipus 5erItreut. Sic be-
giinitigte 0arrn. Den !Sausberrn, 6as
lpar ia gang natiirIid. !SarrD mar Der
9robe Wfann bes Il,genblids. Omar
ole @anolung in ieinen 8erbdltnilien
ipar einigermaBen rGtbIeI6uit, aber gez
rabe baourd pieQei6t UNI 10 efTettpolz
Ter. Gr ipra6 ii9 audi nift tlur aus;
er lieB mebr abnen, ais DAP er 1i0
oeutli6 ousbriidte.
sd %psrfpalte ei1entlih 6o5 8ut fir
meinen oliidliGen Better" lpnrf er bin,
,natiirliA niht o6ne Die peitgshcnolten
0%oamaGten." Nber Der Musorud Ieiz
mes @eij6ts Ityafte feline Wprte 2iigen.
Gr bate Ii6 pobl Ourd eineu gliids
liden 3uIua in Den gelib Oes 9utss
geiebt.
9le einen munteIten BON elmer Mbz
%fin0ung, Die ibm !6ein5 8ergmann fir
feline GIteren Rehte an Ole 8pmteiIe
!9ilOa I3uI0i0 al iein o~e9larlbt; an
oere Iprdohen bon enormen @eipinnen,
81 benen ibm 6rau b. WarIolp perGolz
fen babe man muBte ia, Oub er nit
ibr gemeinlum in 9rpbem Stile fpettete.
@u1 Stt6ert tru9 man OieIe 2e8art
gu - nun ifon nit 3ablen uno ge@
naueren Nnqoben. Gr glaubte .lppbl
ni6t boron, ober i6m murOe bo6 unz
beimlih in OieIer 9ldnSenOen Syago9ez
ieli6aft. Gr fubr pieOer nu6 !0uuIe.
3psi Sage lisb er iid bel Den Gltern
niht iebsn; er mar 10 peritOrt uno
fiirdtsts 9ilbas f~rogenOen Bid. Gnos
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i'm: nWas 1T Dir geIdeben? Nos
bait Oh, Stt6ert?"
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f6lohsn. Nur einmul entidliipfte inn
bas Mort: $50 pero's Gnoern." 9a1
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0ereeben8 iudte Silod. i'm Su be-
f6pidtieer. lie. oeren eigene5 9era il
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m / t 7. Srl MISUNDERSTANDING
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mar NIT leinem aleiohen eirem brens
nenO:n 2id3te 81 na9e 9etommen.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-14
Art in Picking the Right Hat.

One of the new business women,
whose success makes others enrious,
tells one secret of it thus: Il never
let a lady leave my showroom with
out discovering the one style that will
make a new woman of her. Once
discovered the difficulty is to make
her realize that she is wearing the
right hat. Women are notorious for
choosing the wrong one. My secret
is to let my customer choose her
own hat. She wanders about the
room, picks out a model entirely I'M
suitable, and pins it on at a wrong
angle. | make out the bill, but then
gently point out that although that
particular hat has been decided upon,
it is not exactly suitable. | show my
customer why the style is ungraceful.
1t may be too high, too low or too
broad of brim; the color may not be
in tone with the eyes or the hair. one
of the most important points of mil
linery. Then l produce the hat
wish her to buy, show the exact
angle at which it should be worn,
and the consequence is that she
leaves my shop a credit to herself
and to me."-New York Press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-14
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(Omcial.)

Ocala. Fla, Dec. 4, 1906.
Regular meeting of the city council
held at the council chamber, Ocala,
Florida, ON this the 4th day of De-
cember, 1906.
Present. A. G.. Gates, president of
the council and presiding; J. E. Chase,
J. d. Robertson, b. A. Weathers and
T. J. owen, Councilman G.. A. Car
michael coming after meeting was
called TO order.
Minutes of last regular meeting
read and approved.
Mr.. Rbertson desired TO b erecorded
as having voted at the last meeting
for the destruction by fire of the un-
used general bonds and redeemed
electric light bonds.
II. s. Chambers filed his applica-
ton as fire chief, which was deferred
until the council reached order or
new business.
Graham brothers asked to be favor
tu WIN Il pOlNiOh VI NV wy
ance. Action deferred temporarily
u. n. Meadows asked TO have taxes
for 1906 on certain property, to-wit;
lots Is. IA, 10 and 10, block 80 Agnew
West End Ocala reduced, on notion
duly seconded and carried and referr-
ed To the finance committee.
Southern Bell Telephone compan!
ordinance returned by the mayor We
toed. with his objections stated IN
writing and fled for information
Al this juncture a committee from
the City Improvement Society con
sitting of Mrs. G. l.. Bittinger, MIS-
II. c. Groves, Mrs. MacKay, Mrs. {
T. Maughs. Mrs. Fred Weihe and Mrs
Austin. accompanied by Mr.. II. T.
Groves and Mrs. Bittinger acting as
chairman of the delegation, stated
that they did not desire the councli
Go become frightened or influenced
by the delegation, as they came as
special committee for the purpose oil
getting the council to assist IN the
cleansing of the city and removing Oh
unsightly buildings that were men
ace to the safety and happiness Oh
the community, but If they could mol
get encouragement in their work o.
cleaning up the town. they wouic
have to disband as an organlzation
and especially desired that the city
carts be placed at the disposal OF tue
committee for one day in each month
and also requested that the counci
win have the proper officers to en-
force the stock ordinance, whereup
ON Councilman Robertson stated ina
he was OF the opinion that IL was u
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-14
Furious Eiohtinu.

For seven years." writes G. W.
Hoffman, of Harper Wash, Il had
a bitter battle with chronic stomach
AMI liver troubles, but at last | won
and cured my disease by the use OF
Electric Bitters. unhesitatingly
recommend them to all, and don't in
tend in the future to be without them
in the house. They are certainly a
wonderful medicine to have cured
such a bad case as mine" Sold under
guarantee to do the same for you, by
Tydings & Co., druggist, at so cents
a bottle Try them today. m