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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25

/ the necessary sequence between bod.
ice and skirt, without which waist
in one material and.a skirt in another
will never seem complete.
The most delightful of the new
sleeves are of a snallness which gives
a slim, trim look, though some OF the
wrist length models are completely
gathered over the arm. The lace
stocks and chemisettes are lightly
lined with chiffon or mousseline, and
the stock itself cannot present a
stylish appearance without high
cut.
Continuing the puff elbow sleeves
long forearm pieces of chiffon-lined
lace which come down over the hands
| like mitts.
| The chemisette and undersleeve
fixing which goes with is is the most
charming feature of all the daintiest
waists. Lace, batiste, mousseline,
chiffon, etc, are the materials of these
charming fixings, but even the sinp-
blended together by complicated
stitcheries.
Coming down to practical waists,
presumably those on the shirt waist
order such as are for hard use, still
present many of the aspects OF form
] err seasons. The drop at the front is
rot perceptible any more, or it is so
slight as to be scarcely noticeable, the
| lingerie species of waists calling for
skirts a little fixier than the palmer
skirts.
A straight linen collar, or pique
stock. with a narrow tie of the shirt
material, is the smartest neck finish
for the more mannish shirt waist.
Elements in smart dress of sur
passing Importance are the various
neck fixings which are used to en-
bellish the smartest gowns. The lit.
tie tulle l.uches of the summer are
still affected. especially about hotel
corridors or other places where hats
are worn and no heavier wraps need.
ed. But aside from the lovely import.
ed shoulder scarfs, which as yet are
feather boas are certainly the most
wonderful and beautifying of these
shoulder and neck mufflings.
The marabout scarfs, which are
wide. and as soft as swans down, are
the loveliest of all. With the white
marabout is sometimes introduced a
light powdering of brown and gray
which is most lovely. High pillow
muffs often go with these neck scarts
the set forming part of an evening
get-up of similar fairy-like beauty.
For example, a gown of white lace
and blue chiffon. the two materials
embroidered at the juncture so as &c
seem woven. was topped by a white
marabout set fiecked with pale blue
The hat for this ravishing costume
was Of white guipure. with round
velvet crown and a greatpink camellia
at the left.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
TRAVELLER WINS AT REPARTEE.

The following story of himself was
told me by wealthy dry goods mer-
chant of this city:
"One night last week | happened to
meet Smell, representing the Amos.
keag mills, at the Bay State Hotel,
and after a goou supper l invited him
to my store, including in the invita-
tion an order.
''The following day my drummer
friend walked in and inquired for me.
At that ime l was exceedingly busy.
and told him so several times. and
his answer each time was: %, very
well, sir, no hurry at all. | haven't
even finished my paper yet
After trying to get rid of MIN in
this way for an hour, thought Of this
bit of sarcasm. Pointing to myself at
the first word, and then TO every other
one, said: One from one leaves
one
"Leisurely lie folded up his paper.
and came over to me at my desk tana
pointing to me at the first word and
to himself at every word he said
One from one leaves nothing. Good
morning, sir."-Boston Herald.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Slight Mistake.

You evidently believe in advertise,
ing your business remarked the
facetious bystander.
"Vot you mean by dose, htih?"
dueried the member of the little Ger
man band.
You are always blowing your own
horn," said the. +. b. in explanation
dot vos where you don'd know
Something's, meppy," replied the wind
TANNER. dis vos a borrowed pugle,
alreaty"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
The seIf-Reliant Man.

Philadelphia Ledger-The man
who wins his way has the ultimate
advantage over the other whose path
is cleared for him and whose rapid
progress along it is an excursion per
sonally conducted by captain of in
dustry. At least he understands the
value of that which he has attained
and while more deserving of lauda-
ton than the easy winner is too busy
to dwell upon this circumstance, to
waste time in pleased contemplation
of himself. And such greatness as
he has is not misfit.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Too Late.

Il will give you thousand years
of life, each filed with the joys and
pleasures of youth, and unlimited
wealth." said his Satanic majesty lin
exchange for your SOUL"
ooh, fudge!" exclaimed Clarence
Nineper. why didn't you come along
with your proposition before l made
a deal with the installment man."
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
What She said.

Wife during the spat)-"I have
suffered every calamity that can be-
fall a woman"
Husband (calmly)-"Oh, no you
haven't my dear. You have never
been a widow
Wife-"You evidently didn't under
stand me. said calamity
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Pretty. Clothes.

Boston Globe.-DresSmaker's wrink-
les with various of the new textures
may give the observant home sewer
soft fall of a cloth skirt, around the
feet, a dress everywhere else showing
heavy machine stitching. will have a
hem scarcely more than basted up by
hand
And if such dress has lace bod
ice, some part of this lace will be
cut out out to Introduce a fragment Of
the skirt material. or maybe, velvet
in a slightly deeper tint. This gives
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
I've Tried to Forget.

I've tried to forget,
But l can't, bless my stars;
The mem'ry clings yet
I've tried to forget
The odor / get
From those Christmas cigars.
I've tried to forget,
But can't, bless my stars!
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
SECRETS OF BLACK CABINET.
How Spies in Europe Open Letters
Without Tearing Paper.

In former years the "black cabinet, .
as an institution, flourished in every
European country. The black cabinet
is a room set apart in central or
general, postoffice, where the CORE
spondence of certain people in whom
for some reason or other the powers
that be are taking a close interest, is
opened and read without their know.
ledge, says the London Mail.
Though few governments aclxnow.
ledge the existence of black cabinet
connected with their postal service,
it is nevertheless fact that these spy
ing institutions exist and are support.
ed out of secret-service funds. Their
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Sad Mix-Up.

Mrs. What made your
cook leave so suddenly"
Mrs. Suburbs-"She got her dates
mixed"
Mrs. Flatleigh-'How so?"
Mrs. Suburbs-"She had a police
man and a burglar call the same
evening"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Appropriate.

Publisher am getting out new
cook book for brides that is bound to
make a hit"
Bookseller-"Why do you think
SOP"
Publisher-"Because it has the fun
eral service in the appendix" 4
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Passed it Up.

Il have nothing in the house to eat
except some cold fish," said the kind
lady, and if
Scuse me, lady" interrupted the
hobo "but I'm eggnostic an don't
eat fish on Friday"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25
Inundated.

The man who posed as Santa Claus
Is covered DER with blisters,
He stood too near the lighted tree
The flames caught on his whiskers
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-25

q trife heavier, and the coloring in
those will make the choice of many
iquite difficult matter. All of the rose
madden shades are on view, ana
some cool looking green's recall forest
glades and country days wildly.
- " -
Beautiful Arm Secrets.
The arms can be pumped without
paraffin, but it requires lot of time
and a bundle of patience. here is the
formula used by a Viennese specialist
who pumped out the arms of a Lon
don society woman. Her arms were
steamed once a day. Twice a day
they were massaged in OIL. And the
oil, being of the kind that sinks in,
did much good. The skin became
saturated and the greese oozed out of
it. Soon her arms began to puff ou.,
then they began 10 measure more,
and the flesh became firmer. And at
the end of three weeks they were
plump arms. Then she bleached them.
And, when she returned to London
she had arms that were as fine as
| the finest.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
CITY BEAUTIFUL
Carson RightfulIy Claims to Be the
Garden City

Carson City is at the present time
a sight worth the visitors time to
inspect. Through the thoughtfulness
OF the early settlers this city was
planted to a variety of trees that show
a score of handsome blossoms, and
nearly every yard can boast OF a
hoquet that is hard TO surpass.
The absence Of ? frost allowed
every fruit tree to show its true
color and many of the tiowcLiny
shrubs are out in full bloom. The air
is heavily ladened with the odor of
the blossoms and from one end of the
town to the other is vast. array of
things beautiful, that makes the lay
man glad that he IS in Nevada.
This is not regarded as a fruit sect
ion on account of the high altitude
but when nature does make demon
STATIONS as she has this year it sur
passes the expectation Of the home
people and must be joyous surprise
to the visitor Take a look about
town tomorrow and be convinced that
the clear air if Nevada. the snow clad
hills in the back ground, makes a
picture that no other section on earth
can surpass. There is nothing like
it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
BIG COPPER STRIKE
Black Oxide That Returns As.cnish.
ing Values Near This C:.y

Probably the most Interesting AMI
valuable copper strike. that has been
made in Western Nevada in many
years has lately been uncovered with
n six miles of this city. The affair
has been kept quiet until the original
locators took what ground the; want
ed, but yesterday several specimens
and assays were shown when awaken
ed general interest and several
parties left for the scene 1f discovery.
The ore which IS re-! ard black
oxide OF copper has failed 70 attract
the attention of the prosperous, IN
fact they have passed over the belt
for years and never thought to as
say or test the formation. All assay
made few days ago across en- feet
gave an average of twenty five pc:
vent copper, while picked specimens
show fifty per cent.
The discovery was male By Mr.
Crow OF Brunswick, and lie has traced
the ledge for over one thousand feet.
Holes have been sunk on the ledge
In a score OF places and the same
character of ore ana formation is
revealed in every instance The tact
that the ore is an oxide and does
not show the high colorinss of he
usual character OF copper las KEEP:
the prospectOrs from digging and for
this reason the district has been over
looked. Black oxide is rare ana
rich variety of copper and is not
generally found. The formation s de-
void Of vegetation and this is what
attracted Mr. Groves attention to it
His first assay resulted in returns that
show it one of the most valuable de-
posts in any section.
Yesterday several parties left for
the find. One of them copper man.
The lowest assay from the grass roots
ASeuA ACu tCA pei cent, WHICH IS SHIP
ping variety. 1t is safe to say that
this showing will result IN the hill.
side being plastered with locations
before Monday morning.
The find is about six miles east of
this city in the big range across the
river. Small deposits of copper have
been uncovered there for years, but
nothing Of the magnitude of the pres
ent find. Several Carson,tes are in
terested with Mr.. Grove, in the find
and they will turn deal in short
notice. as this character OF ore is
in demand by the smelling people
1t looks like a second Ely at our
door steps.
nsotal1o rpcm. wsyhrdlcmfwyphrdlu
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Exercises Of Interest at the State
: u University

The following is the program fo:.
commencement week at the Star2
University;
4 May %, Saturday. p. M.-Meet-
ing Of the Regents and Honorary
] Board OF Visitors
b May p, Sunday. 1890 A. M.-Bac-
calaureate Services. Sermon by Re,
Samuel Unsworth.
May %. Monday, 9 A. M.-Read ng
! of thee Theses. P. NJ. Normal Com
mencement.
: Mays29, Tuesday, A. M-Senor
Glass Day. s P. M.-Senior Farce N
: Mckissick's Opera House.
May 80, Wednesday, A. M.-Servi-
ces in the Gymnasium in memory IT
the members of the University who
have died.
10 A. M.-Decoration Day Services
in connection with G. A. R.
-, P. injecting of the University
/, and Normal Alumni Associations
{; May 81, Thursday, 9 A. M-Inspect-
ion of the Cadet Battalion by the
Governor of the State. the Board OF
Regants, the Honorary Board OF Visit
ors, and the Editors of the State.
1890 A. Announcement Elk
ercises. Commencement Address by
H. Morse Stephens of the University
of California
: 3 P. M-Meeting of the Governor,
aboard OF Regents, Honorary Board of
Visitors, and Editors. in Room 6,
Morrill, Hall preparatory to an in
spection OF the buildings and grounds
Of the University.
p MA banquet to the Cover
nor, Regents. Board of Visitors and
-itOrs with their wives to be given
by the University in the new In
iversity Dining Hall.
F. M-The Senior party.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
BAD CUTTING ARRAY
Sherman Bryan Stabbs J. Casey and
the Latter Will Die

Yesterday evening between seven
and eight O'Clock Sherman Bryan,
rancher living not for from Lake
Siew in Washoe county had an al
'ercation with J. Casey, another ranch
er who lives near there. ~,
As near as can be gathered the
dispute arose out Of the right ,ot
Bryan to drive cattle across the Minu.
ranch, which had been leased by
Casey. III
Bryan was asked not to drive R8
cattle there but paid no attention. ID
the request and yesterday Casey we,ft'
over to the Bryan ranch to further
protest and a quarrel ensued
Bryan was badly intoxicated and
finally went into the house and came
out with shot gun and a dirk knife
Casey Immediately closed with his.
antagonist and a struggle ensued for
the possession of the gun. =,
Casey finally succeeded in twisting.
it out of his hands but the instapb
Bryan let go of the gun he drew
the dirk and plunged it into his;
advarsarys stomach twice.
A fierce struggle then followed for
the possession of the knife and the
blade was finally broken
Casey, although wounded inflicted
considerable damage upon his man
put nothing serious and the wounded
man next started down the road loOk-i
ng for assistance. He finally dropped
the road from weakness but not
ntil he had walked two miles
An Italian wOodman found him in
dying condition and securing help
lot him to the Miner ranch where
e now Les in aging condition.
Last evening Drs. Berry and Merkle
ent down to attend him.
There were two ugly wounds in the
Omach on each side. From one the
htrals prOtruded foot and from the
her the fatty tissue was protruding
e size of a cauleflOwer.
His right hand was also badly Cut
here he had seized the knife.
There was no eternal hemmorhage
i the entrals were turning black
d the mans chances of recovery are
~ slim.
There has been bad blood between
men for years.
rhe affair took place in Washoe
lnty and Bryan, who has generally
IN called Bryant in this section,
been taken to Reno under arrest
ding the outcome OF the case Rev.
her Garland has administered the
rament to the dying man.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
School Entertainment

The house warming at the new
public school building this evening
is to be more than the mere intro
duction to the new surroundings. as
the following program is to be render
ed. The north door VIII be used as
an entrance. The entertainment be-
gins at O'Clock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
EAGLE BALL

Will BE an Event That No One Should
Miss
The time IS getting short for pre-
partitions for the Eagles ball. out the
committees have matters we'll in hand
and expect to entertain their guests
in hrst class style.
The opera house has been ceased by
them for the occasion and the fiOol
will be put IN perfect condition !.
is next Friday evening that the grea
event occurs. Carson City aerie. No
1905. invites all its friends to be OF
hand.
Arrangements have been made t,
serve supper at the Arlington grill.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
A NEW FAD
Carson Ladies Will Diet to be Beauti-
full

1t is now settled thing in the
fashionable world that fasting will
be the next fashionable fad. Mrs.
S. will first fast two DAYS and
then he oner lailes vii! lock her
over AMI + she IS making progress
and can stand it she W II find out from
the other ladies' no-v much she is
improving in beauty and so ahead :or
another week. Ii she is still imorov-
ing she will go ahead and eat nothing
as long as her beauty continues to
improve. Then the rest will foil in
line and Carson will have all the gooi
looking women :, Ne,aLa rl,,s, ie.e
at home. The Appeal can just
imagine P lot of Carson ladies tell
ing the first faster how she looks.
'Oh Mrs. S. how lovely"
Such an improvement. oh my I'm
dying to get chance to fast myself"
I'll not eat bean for a week and
outside the door we hear it something
like this. My wouldn't that kill YOU
If she tasted a year it might help"
etc. etc
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
y. s. couR,
he haWley Will Render Decisions
Monday

b Monday morning at ten O'Clock
BE Hawley, will render decisions
he United States Circuit Court in
following cases: Jones VS.. Pat.
Burch vs.. Southern Pacific (mo.
for new tr'aD; United States VS..
E. and Benson exceptions to bill
Pmplaint); and Nash ct al. VS. Nc.
ara ct al. (mOtiCn to remand on
Ii of Manhattan-Dexter and Man.
n-Union Mining COmpanies).
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
Spring Goods

Platts. spring suits have just
direct from New York. All
ery latest creations in greys
Ind mixed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05

ALBANY, New York. May IA
minister of tine gospel has been the
first to comply with the Armstrong
law relative to lobbying The Rev
A. S. Gregg tonight filed a certificate
with the Secretary OF State ack-
nOwledgmg himself to be a lobbyist.
DIR. Gregg. as field secretary of the
International Reform Bureau. has been
lobbying" for over two months In the
interests of the Cassidy-Lansing Anti
Race Track Gambling bill Half a
hundred other lobbyists regularly en-
ployed here have SO far evaded reg
,stering. DR.. Gregg's certificate is as
follows.
Hon John F. O'Brien, Secretary OF
State: l wish to be registered as a
Legislative agent under the provis-
ions of the act of 1906, known as
Senate bill No. 1856. Corporation rep
resented International Reform Bureau,
Washington, d. c. Purpose. the pro-
motion of legislation to suppress
gambling and other forms of vice.
"A s. GREGG, Field Secretary"
Dr. Gregg's statement of remune
ration and expenses NUT be filed two
months after the close of the session
Last Tuesday and Wednesday the
deposits, in the Reno banks exceeded
the Withdrawals by $500, ECO.
A big redwood tree in Salinas Val
ley, CAL. sunk 200 feet during the
recent earthquake.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
The Atlas All Right

e following was received by the
Controller yesterday from the
|anies office in New York.
I'm imperfect information IN our
|ssiOn We believe that our losses
In Francisco will not exceed q
u and a quarter.
Atlas Assurance Co.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05

Reno Lodge of Elks dOuated
the San Francisco relief COM
Ienty-seven acre tract at FallOn
be subdivided into building,
BrOphy family Of Virginia we'll
in this city lost everything
ISan Francisco fire.
Erickson was struck 8y q
Ear F1Oriston last Wednesday
d Of his injuries yesterday.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05

The Democrats, won a big victory
in their city election in Omaha. It
was the biggest majority in many
years for the Democratic ticket.
Nearly all the spring in California
have increased in temperature since
the quake They have affected the
Nevada warm springs.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05

The ice cream parl0rs of Carson are
doing a rushing business.
The Journal has raised nearly $500
for the sufferes fund N Reno.
The young ladies of Reno are get
ting ready to give a negro minstrel
show.
The Tahoe season will open early
disappearing from the resorts and
things are being put in readiness for
. the pleasure seekers.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05
Commissioners Meeting

Board of County commissioners
old their regular monthly meet
p Monday the 7th day of May.
rites having claims against the
will present the same on or
the above named date.
H. B. VAN ETTEN. Clerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-16
CONFERENCIA PAN AMERICAN A

AnunCian dc Warrington que ell
primer repressntSnte nombrado por
los Estados Unidos para el Congrsso
de Rio Jsneiro 90 el iues w. l. Blu.
chanan. Con ell ira tsmbi6n el Secre.
IArio de E tsdo, Mr.. Root, pero no
con sl earActer de delegado,
NADIA ests resuelto siu acerca de
los otros comisionsdos, pero se ase.
gurA que ell presidents ofreci6 unos
de los puestos al senador republicano
ElkinS, quien 10 rthus6 alegAndo 10
que desde sl presidente para abs 10 "a.
bfAn todos muy blen, que su Ausencia
de este pals le impediria dIrigir una
Importants campsns politics que coin.
eide con la eooca HiAdA para Las &C.
stones de 10 CopfereneiA.
EliminSdo Mr.. ElklnS, 80 psnI6 sr
otro senAdor, Mr., Cabot Lodge, d,
MASSACHUSETTS,, muy amigo del Prssl
dsuI'l unO De los psrsOnGisi POliIisOI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-16
CONCERTO EN- MANAT|

ri notable violinista don Angel
Celsstino Morales, llev6 q eabo On 10
nochs del pasado domingo I'M gran
coucierto instrumental acompahkndole
un genial guitarrist& llsmado Elinio
Glrcfa Artiguez. La labor artistica
de smbos eiecutantef, reault6 digna
dc encomios en- todas aus parties, de-
jando demostrado el alto .grAdo de
psl fscci6n & que han llegado en- sl
dominic de sus instrumentos reapee.
tlvos. La concurrencia les colm6 do
repstidos aplausos, y ellos, compren.
diendo oil entusiaamo del pdblico que
les ovacion6, ,eiecutaron extra progra-
ma varias seleccioLeI mas que sl respe.
table no 80 cans6 de sp'Audir. Ssgdh
tenemos entendido, para 81 pr6ximo
domingo prepAra un fs.tivAl magnf-
fco ell Hilor Morales, en- el vecino
pueblo de Barcelonets, y para cate
asto se nota 81 tlsiasmo indescripti.
BILE. El jovtt Garcia A'tgutz eiscu'
tara vsriss pleas diiiSilss en- 10 gui-
tara.
ATAuAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-16
Nuevo Mexico Y Arizona

Esta produciendo una gran agitaci6n Arizona y
Nuevo Mexico la negativa del Senado admitrles Es
tados la Union pesar del conseo del Presidene Roo
sevet mensae al Congreso. Diez siete Senadores
epublcanos votaron contra determnaron ell fracaso
fna Los per6dcos de ambos territories protestan viva
mente acusando la mayoria de someter Nuevo Mexico
Arizona un regimen desp6tco sin otra causa que las
convenencas de partido mrar al nteres de la nac6n
americana Aegan que endo dem6cratas ambos terrific
rios teme acumular fuerzs que perudquen la futura
election presidential de donde resulta egoismo noe
rable que traera amargas consecuencas.