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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-07
r,,sonal and Local
,,.,oenirgs Around Town !

-
Clara Ewald departed to-
~, ~ Rent, the popular resort
ca ao cisco Lake, spent Tues
a 81 IN N. town on business
BY s .n AGNES ZalIls was called to
,D. s1 Thursday, by the i'll
' 'n.5c Of her father.
t. @.orgs stogler of Watersmeet'
10y ~ Wednesday, in town with
.S,rds.
r,e snow and wind storm Wed,
,.. . delayed all the trains on
he branch.
MA Carlson went to Donald
~ uooday, to do mill work at
' n, W,ason-DonaIdson mill
A Hubacek of Twin Lake
.,.,l =. Monday and Tuesday in
, 4@ ,eoairing several machines.
m,e Harry Frank of Lac Vieux
n. , was in town Saturday, Wis
1og her parents.
Tak-5 cts per quart-Mrs. NJ.
Richmond, u
.,s law Department at the Min
os,ota University, visited in town
% o Sunday with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas of
,tare Line stopped IN town Mon
DIV On their way to 'heir North
Wlods Camp from Chi ago, where
thew have spent the pat winter.
Mrs. Sawyer and d4o hter of
wansaU. who spent $ veIal days
,ttRe home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. }.
rook. returned to their home on
Tuesday.
IOhn Rgblda departed WeQnes-
3av fJrLac du Flambeau. to visit
athe home of MS sister, Mrs. Al.
Find0rf.
Iohn Pennington who had his
hand injured TWO weeks ago, was
down from State Line Wednesday
to have his injured member dres-
nd
loe Kelly, the genial postmast-
ofWatersmeet, spent Wednes-
day in town on a business and
social trip.
Deputy Game Wardens, James
0berhoItzer Of this place and
Martin Berg of Rhinelander, went
out to MuskalIonge lake Tuesday,
and spent the balance of the week
boxing over state lands.
By the appearance of the wealth
sr, the ground hog must have seen
his shadow Sunday and crawled
back into his hole and pulled the
hole n after him. This means by
old tradition that we can expect
SIX weeks more of winter weather.
Louie Hait, former resident
.Eag.e River, who has spent the
past eight years in The western
and coast states, arrived Tuesday
|ovSlt with relatives here. He
will spend the balance of the win
Ter at this here.
Nr and Mrs. S. w. Smith, Wild
spent several weeks at Mud LAVA
Kansas, taking treatment for the
rheumatism, returned home Sat
u1ay Mr. Smith feels as lively
as colt ana his long continued
paios have all gone to the winds.
Mrs. Smith stopped off a. Mil
yankee tOr couple of weeks TO
nave her ears treated.
~. Nm H. TrumbuIl, editor of the
indicator and A. Levitt, mana
ger OF the II. M. Buck Co, cloth
,,5TS, were over from Rhinelander
Monday and Tuesday, on a BUSH
ness trip This Office was favor
e. e with a friendly call by the gen
.gMen Nnrinr their c,n1nnrn In
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LOST.

A pair of lowering straps at the
cemetery, after the fuDeral OF the
butcher brothers. Finder please
return to this Office,
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smocionsras con LAB actitu1es que GaEEe
terizR.
El c6lebre Ft6go!i conocido On casi to-
dOI los teatFoI de Europa = Am6Fics, tie
ne IN busn 6mulo en- 81 Eeii0r Aldo, gus
noB vista ah3ra deEde luago auguFamoB
al EGfor GiRCCobazzi 90 EapEsBentante, que
sara ooEFsVpondido por 81 ptiblico capitale-
no en- Iaa pE6ximaB funciones, despu6J del
6xito obtsnido anoCha.
81 lleno del tsAtEo tendr6 gus Hsr abso'
luto, Hi ea que 20 quieEs conocsF 81 sEtista
de que nos oeupamoI, pua8 sl ndmeFo de
funCiOneB Esr6 muy exiguo porque 81 stfior
Aldo tiene qus il CumpliF Bus compro'
miIos, eAtando EOIo de pRao en- San Juau.
81 gsgundo CuadF0 del 'Caf6 Chantant''
foe una verdadeEa mi8Celknea one soEtuyo
lG hilaridad del pdbliCo ConstAntamsnts.
Como el iluaioniats BaghoEtro, el Btfiog
Aldo, pTeBsnt6 & los pEofsaoEsB de oEques-
ta Verdi, WsgnsF, MRHcsgni otrog, aisn'
do muy Rplaudido.
Nota original: Dsapu6l de hEbsr nido
preSentadas varias bandsEas espan olR,
americans, franoess etc. en- ell balls de la
ssEpentina, preBant6Ee oil Reatituido Ecu.
do de Puerto Rico, qua fac rscibi 10 con
atE0DadoFsB RplRusoB.
Aldo ofrees an progERma muy vaEiado
para sBta noGhe,
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Ell ULTIMO DIA DEL
Cendmen de be-
IIeza.
los VutOs que hayan d. COmPHtaTss
al GeTTsE Ia V0taCi6l dsbsn TsCi-
biFSs a medic ola del 81.
''Jgana Rl'z" eantIrat on o. primer puGsts.

Como notlei6 oportanemsnte "Ls Co.
rreHpondsnOiA" les II del die 81 de lea
coFEisntes Ee cosTar6 la votaCi6n del 'fpri
msr' pEemiO ds bslleza en- 81 'csFtkmen"
qvs 90 estS tfectuands On Puerto Rico On
conexl6n con sl International que ha de
ceFrRTsa On bEeVa ca Chiesgo.
Tods persona que deses .votaF i!tims
bora por Cualquisra do loB 4 Ismas que
fguERu en- sl 'foeEtkmen" dsbsE6 entEsgar
aus "oupones" en- "La Correspondsncia"
medio dis del sxpresado 81 dc AgoHto CO.
TTisnte.
Hssta ahoFs hs BoBtsnido eI p1imsF
pueEto On el CsEtSman de Puerto
Rico el Jsma JUANA DIAZ Biguisndo On
oEden coFRelativo Para subir al oieL0, Aqui
Ia Uaman sol, GWaman5. Al csFEsr al
''csTtdmsn" Bs conocsE6 al FsBultado fnal
de lR tFiunfsdoFB que, en- Ia CultR luchS
obtsnga 81 "pEimeT prsmio" para com'
petir con Las otras bsllezag que en TODD 81
mundo oonocido han tornado parts On 81
CsEt6men International.
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EIeSpifitu de condensation en- eI
pariOtiSm0 ameriGaUG.

Para La COrrcapondcncja de PiO. HicO]
Ref6rsss del Befor PuIitzeT, editor y
pTopietaEio del "Ntw York WoTld' gus
en- una oCaHi6n mand6 buHcar ~ major
GGCTitor do OditoEiRIeT, quien dij":
-"QuieTo que me elCFiba uGied sl me
editorial jSm6s Cserito duERnt0 una oAmpa.
fiR polftiCR. La GnicR CondiCi6n que 10
Gxijo co que dicho editorial no exosdR mas
de 300 pRlAbTRS''.
Al siguients diRs SO preEant6 nueEtTo eg.
CEitor con una obEa maeEtEa itaraTiR ls
CuRI agTad6 inmensamsnto 81 Wn3r Pu'
liter.
Cont6 eta 81 ndmsro fe palabTaB, y
encontE6 que hRbfan justEmente 300, tel
como hAbfa 81 oEdeuado.
.Cuando "a 0Dtaba & punto de mRTChRT-
10 el sBCEit0r, el atfi9r Pulitzer 10 detuvo,
dici6ndole:
''Le fslicito & uEted poT hRbsr egcrito
tan Sobsrbio artfculo tel CT mo 20 10 oEde
ne, on 800 paladFaB; ahorR bien, BfTvFge
uGtsd paaar q mi biblioteca, enci6rTeBe uB
ted, y no Halga ustsd dc Rlll hsBts no hs.
bsF CondenHado el miBmo REtfCul0 on no
mas de 100 palRbIaB,
PoosB horaa deGpu6I emsTgta tFiunfante
nusstEo e8CFitoT con "A editorial hsTvido
y condeuGRdo, contando juUtamsnts 100
pRlRbraF.
Tai 90 el eBpltitu del boiled daaVn faetO,
do 10 prenGR, del idiomS del pueblo nor.
teRmsEioano. George A. Amy,
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De S0CIEOAD

ReatabJeoida. 10 eat6 de Ia doIencia
que IL Tetuvo en- cama Glgunos dias 10 dis
tinguida BenoFR de PsdTo Bolivar. Ri
monfsimo beb@ que ha Vsnido & aumeutar
Ia fsmiliR de les sstimab!sH eEpoEos, aigus
muy bien y Ia dsBsanaoB sl mas riaugfl }
porvsniF. Gel bEamos sl Fsatablscimiento
do Is diHtinguida dana.
PeFs0nales. -S8 eneEantFR an eata ciudad
el Sr. ManEAsl NegE6n, inspector de eBoue
las del distEito de Oaysy.
Ell Sr. Juan BellRviEta, de Aibonito,
estk deB3e ayer en- aat8 oiudad On aquntou
paEticularss.
De viaje.-Para Nusvs YoTk han em
baFoado hoy, antrs etroa pasajsros, las
distioguidas damRB BtfiORR Carmen g: de
CToEsa Ia g 1oRR espoBs del DR.. Jof6 e..
saIdsfa Ia ninA MsRcedita Pons.
Oon obisto do ingreHar On suB raspscti
voB colegins, han shlido tamb;6a pRER Es'
tados UnidoB les j0vsnss estudiantsa Beni'
TO CarPeraB, JoB6 NevaFsz Lopez Manuel
SaIdafla Croaaa. A todoa des8amog sl mGs
dichoso viBja.
EI dia S1,-A medic dis del 81 de Agos.
to CoErieDts qued6TS OerFRda 10 Votaci6n
para el primer pEsmio de ballaza en- ell
oerfaman qua sBt6 cslsbTando en ssta iBla
"La Oorreapondencia.'' Hecho ol CORES.
pondienta ascrutinio BE dRTs seguidamants
& conocar cuAI IeWe ha obtanido ell "pFi'
mer pramio," llan6ndoae dsspu6s Las CON.
dicionoH que rs expTesaEon On los primsrou
dias del CaEtamsn. FetegEafias de Lar be-
IIGzaa pusrtorriquefiaa usFGn enviadss &
EEtados UnidoB , dsdaB s oonocsr aIlf en-
el gran pari6aico qus iniei6~ 81 csrtamsn
uniVagEal. +. -.-#.
GTatssiln0 visita.@NueRtFcB estimsbIs.
amigos Ion diagi1guidoE 0HpoeoB Ginori.
DOmiDgusg, ban tsnido syaE, con toaa {.
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Direction te los gIOb0S.

Un cAmPsaino do Jayuya ha sncontTado
el miBteEio que FssueIvs Ia direction de Loo
globoa = poE mas BscEstsmsnta que ha
efsCtuRdo los snHay0B, no hR Hido possible
svitRr sl que % hioisEa pdblieO tan poFtsn
toso descubrimisntc.
Lo nGs raro del caBo 60 que el faIRno
autoF do tsl invsnci6n, no BAbs leeF nj es,
CEibir J janis habia psnsado en- otra Oosa
que On mRtaF la yuca, psrO Ia intsligsnCia
Se ls hR deEpsEtEdo dssds que eompE6 an
tFajs heeho de los Ius vSnde "Ls PRIme-
sanA" de J. PierRB = Go, Allen 80.
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La PAJA EN- Ell OJO
AJiNO..." i!


do CFiticaF 10
administrator municipal do Poncs, dics
que..... ''sAtR ciudRd que antsH llevaba el
eAtRndaEta del progrsHO y 10 civilization,
hoy paTeCs WN pueblo JLB AFRO poT sW 0s
peCtO SUOiO y GbandOn0d9..." (L2s p}br
jibGrOS HuciOI y GbandonadoB, GPgdu IsH ca
lumniG enc psTi6dico, deb8n qusdaF
muy agFadeCidoG & la coTtsBfa del colegR
que, Gin dudB, tendE6 6 81 frsCts distia'
guidiiimoH OiUdadGnOS ? aCaso jfbarOs de-
Isabella de San GsrmGD;J RTTemets otra
vsE ooDtFa Gquslla municipsIida6, y Bgre
ga "qus Las OdioBas patsnteS' penden cons
tantemente BobrG nusHtFaS cAbesas2"
A la viata tsnemoB los infoEmeB Rnus!eB
do laR munioiGsliasAsa=da RaEras, Aibeni'
20, CCamo, Bayam6u San GsTmAn. En-
OllSa dGninsn DUeRtTcs Gor:PAtriotRs lee
rspublicanoE, que son CoTFeIijionarioB dc les
que diEijen sl peEi6diOO del caution del Sur.
I'm ol dstAlls &c Ice ingFesoB del preBu'
puSBto do 1907-1908 encontramoa Las
liguientsH pAVtidal:
Bayanl6n: PRtenteG de iuduatriR co
mOrcio S 1888 "a Mayor pEoduoto
S 396 81. Total FscRudado s 4 525 IS
COamO. PatentaB. CE6lito Conaignado
s 1000 RsCRudNdo durRnts sl Gfi1
s 1926.
AibOmitO. PatsnteB dc industEiR y co
meEcio. RsCaudsdo s ], ,498 IS
BaTTOs. PatsntsE de Gomercio indus.
tiiR. s 407 80 FGoaudadcB.
San Germ6u. PNtentsB do induStria y
comerCio. IugEeIo provisto S 5000. Ma
yor iugFSIo 102 IS Total EeCaudad0,
s 8 1926.
San Juan fgara tsmbien con ma inn
pOTtAntes lumR dc irgreuo por dicho con-
Cepto.
jHan peEpstrado una odioss pr6ctics los
muniCipioG TepublicRnoB, utilizando, como
lol uniniutaB, sl deTecho que les CouOede
Ia isy,de obseneE eGOR ingreBog para niVelar
BuI prsGupueHtea? NosotEoE, que no BomoB
amigos politiooB do los oompstriotRs q ne
en- aqualloa munieipioB han utiliERdo lG'
gGlmente eBs FeCurnO, CFeem0g que no.
La vsFdR6 eB que el Colega dc Jos los =
los los-que decfS 81 doctor Oelso BAEbosa
30 dsSpsFdiCiS ocAGi6n aIguna para mos
trArHs cArifiouo con los pusrtoEFiqut Ii %, 81
extEemo de anto6TSsle que, un pueblo
jtbarO, solo pOE Berlo, ha dc oOnsiderGTae' q
8uciO 05and0nado Cnsndo de muChg jtbR'
FoB podFfRn spEsndsF ser limpios los que
10 neCsuitsD, que no son pocos de los qua
calunniRn al noble j6boro de nuestra
tisrrR.
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AbTig0S de VeTanO.

En- 81 PARIS BAZAAR pa acaban de
reoibir abrigoB fsrms MONTE CARLO
sn color Champagne pTOpiOB para lR esta'
ci6n. Los hay slsgantisimoB con CuGllOB
bordAdoB y de preci0B muy limitadog. Pars
salidaa do tsstFo , de bailss aon inmejoTs'
bIes. En- abrigoH nsgrOB hay IN gran
BuFtido. AbAnicoB iaponesaB gran move
dad, perfameria fnR frRnceBa de lRE mejo'
res msrcaa, cintuEonsB, painetAB E infnidad
de artfculoB do novsdad que aBtR casa re-
ciba Dor todos loB vapoTeB qGs uPgan dc
Europa. PEDRO 'GIUsTl, FoFtals'
20 q.
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''HubO uD error" dice ell seCTetariO,
So tlEa GuOEtl on 10 prdUima sesIdB del Console

En- 10 6ltimn seHi6n Asl Concelo Ejacu.
two fguTGbR en- 81 "cRlendRFio" Un iufoE'
ms de ls ComiOi6n de frsnquicias FeBpscto
del CSmbio de la casiIlR fotogEafieR que
exists en- In plazuaIa de Colon y que ocR
ammo ell jusveG antspRBsdo una disouai6n
dG mas de 30 minutos lR quo GiEvi6
do base las balleEaB del paiIpja do PueEtR
do Tierra y otros RFgumentOB emplEa1eO
poF Los BsfioTeH Hoyt = Dexter. I'm esa
8sai6n inform6 aolamsnts 81 selor Bsnett
pQr auSenCiR del int6rpTets Befior P. de-
C3ItE0.
IEl sscEetArio del ConBejo tuvo aver ID
CCEteRfs do infoEmar al EepoTtes" de SIS
Correspondence" maniteltlndo que 90 di6
0uentR con egs aBunto, "por 0FEoH' que
& pstiCi6n del TeaoTeTo senior Gromer que
do para lR pr6ximR Hssi6p. Los pe1iodi'
coz infoFmRFon que el aBunto habfR que
dGdo EeIuoltO en- oil Bentido de que 10 auto
Ei4nbR al ComiaiOnAdo del Interior psra
hRcor un CoDtrRto con loH atil ,rsB Gautier
hsEmanOg poT ell que 10 leg psrmitieTR t'ah'
ladRT lR retsFidR cRBilIa do fotogrAfia al
extreme NOEt0 de aquelloH lugareg, ceEca
del OOltiIIO de San CEiSt6bRl Bsgin Conta'
ba On 81 ''CRlendaEio". AhoHa TsBalts que
hubo error = que 0l case EaF6 TsGuslto en-
lR pE6ximR session. AL RICH!
Sin dudR por la fslta de buena com-
pEsnGi6n del irgl6I foe que SO sntendi6
que % FeBoIviR el asunto en- lo8 t6rminou
informRdor, 10 que ahoEa pNTeCs no EeIul'
IS Rni.
EGtG viHtO, sI amigo Castro, aB muy
amigo de los "Chicos de Ial prenga" no de-
be faltAr Las aeaionsu, Runque 10 hags en-
81 Cumplimisnto do OIgunR miHi6n especial
come poE ejsmplO viajGE en- Rutom6viI
PaERiE & >intsFpEotIE & Ponce y luego vOr
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FARMACEUTICO.-so Rolicita uno
que intsrsas ponoEBa 81 frents de una.
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En- Ell Municipal.

Ante HelectR numerous csncuFrencia
di6 Anochs su primer function en- 81 NUM-.
Cipal sl sense Aldo, quien venfa preOedido
de una muY juVtR y msTacida fama de
"C6lebrO Transformilta", como pudimoB
apreCiGrla aver.
DirfaIs que Ia Espidez , precision se
han hsrmanado para favor0csF al Btfior
Aldo, On EuH Fsl6mpagos cRmbioI snC6aiooI.
81 tonO del Iengu"js cd tan adaptable ri
papal que deIempehA, que vsceG Ge hRoo
difiCiT Greer que % tEats de- un solo indivl'
due; parsciendo SCR paEDonaB diHtintas los
qus actuabRn On 81 deBempetlo de ''Un &C.
ronel Celogo''.
No ss sxsgsEAdo el sfEmaE que 80 tratR
de una vsRdRdeEa notRbilidad On elts g6
mere, pusB ademGB de der ligertzs a las
tranAfoEmacionsB RdsptR de tai mod0 les
modslss y Is voz Rl trajs que 30 pane, que
Impressions al audit0Fi0 hRci6odola FeiF
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ResuItadO hasta medic dfa de hoy
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"DENTUNDO"

Este ed el msjor onsat6aico local Conoci.
do. De veDta sn Ian aCEoditadas farma'
oiag de loB HsfoEsB J. NJ. Blauoo Co.,
Alfonso G. ZsFbi don Pedro Juli6.
DiEiaBG Ia correspondence & Hu agsnto M.
NiyRbal. p, Q, Box 44O. Gn :
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AaosTo "a 1908.

Bar0metTO .,.,.. 29.99
Term6n1etF0 ...,.. S3
M&x1mR.......... 81
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10 acosado poE un police oauEa de IIevar
apsgadoa loB faroleS del vehiOulo.
En- Ia pr6ximR Beni6n 10 voLvsTS & tAa'
tar del Raunto y VsTemoH ai para "a resO'
luci6n 90 tieua en- OuGntA que otFas CaRillag,
muy fsRB, Galvo mejoF opinion, ObHtaOuli'
ssn laB belIezaE de aquel panorAma, misn'
tEaH que lR de refaEenciA, Isg6n Opin6 q &c.
nor Gromer, OGIunR linda construction.
Eg reviltsrO. del ConasiO.
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S26O,03O.38 gasta en- aUtOm6viles
Ia Ciudad de NueVa York.
Ia TVDaraCI6n do los maquIRGs,
fuUStl al afO 900 mII pesos.

La Ciudad de Nusvs York gasts en- au
tom6viIes una considerable auma.
He Rquf un Tsu6men cuTioHo que publ
CO un peri6dico de aqusllR CiudRd:
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Iicidsd, Is gratfuima vinits de 81 primer
vGstago qus visns & Colmsr Ia folicidRd de
aqual risuefio hogaE. Una linda nina
vino 81 mundo ? al fsIicitsr & los aBtima'
blea espoHos dasesmos una ganda de flores
On Ia Gsnda por Ia vida de Ia nusVR CEiH'
tianR.
GRMpER
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-05

of Mr.. Taft wholly carried out
prophecy made by him In letter
written to Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, Of Massachusetts on October
26 last.
over one thousand telegrams and
many letters Of congra'ulation on tne
result OF the election poured into
the White House today for President
Roosevelt He was busy all day read
ing these messages and debating re-
plies to them.
The President said there seemed to
be some doubt throughout the eoun'
try regarding the meaning Of the
word "frazzle" which he used recent
" In referring to the campaign by say
ing: We've got them beaten to a
FRAGILE"
Good Southern Word.
He explained that It was common
word in the South and he had used
1t since he was a boy.
ITO those who do not know what
meant by the word frazzle." said the
President. 1.-The best definition l can
give is to refer them TO the election
returns"
President Roosevelt today gave his
Interpretation OF the victory OF the
Republican party yesterday when he
said:
This administration has meant a
steady effort and progress when
should never be allowed to deviate
into an unwise radicaltsm on the one
hand nor into an unwisc conservatism
on the other. The nomination OF
Mr.. Taft was triumph over reac'
tionary conservatism and his election
was a triumph over unwise and i'm
proper radicalism.'
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REACTION IS SURE
FALL MILLINERY STYLES ARE
TOO EXTREME.
Good Designers Realize That Revision
and Modification VIII Be De-
nanded by American Women
Who Dress Well.

No siren ever called men to danger
and destruction more eiYectually than
do millinery openings lure women into
bankruptcy OF dress allowances. The
enticements OF the fall openings are
many and deceptive.
At first glance. the average shopper
will decide that all styles are extreme
and she must be resigned. II she Sc
lects her hat on this supposition she
Is making a grave mistake, because
after the exaggerat!ons OF the fall
openings will come a reaction In favor
OF more sane styles.
This much in warning. DO not buy
your fall hat. which may have to last
you we'll into the winter. until you
have studied the millinery field thor
oughly. Do not pin your faith to the
milIiner's statement that only the eX-
IRENE styles will be worn. Good de-
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sof, Bris.Ie Brush Best.

The most important method for
achieving pretty gray hair is by the
use Of hong. soft briStle brush. For
nv applying i,-even II the hair is in
cIined TO come out easily the fall Is
rot increased and the brushing will
accomplish much by way Of taking out
he dust. The brush should be used.
not by drawing close down against the
scalp. as would he done were one try
ing 10 bring luster 10 the surface. but
~ s clothes brush might be applied.
lifting the hair In strands and bring.
.Es the tristles through in short. SHARP
strokes that will raise the dus; and
take I, oat In this point lies the value
OF the treatment. and unless the brush
is welded in such way ~ 20 dust
rsther than To- brush. the whole objec,
tss failed
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For the Girl Who crochsts.

The girl *ho likes oft % crochet,
Ing on hsnd should immediately make
for herself set OF irish crochet
buttons for the from; Of her shirt
waist.
These are popular jast nov aud
iook charming On The hstisie waists.
made in ;.iIo-rd fashion. that many
women wear tn. season round.
To 20 With tho buttons. ~ which
there should b" four 10 as largo 80 a
two-cen; piece and five 10 smaller. she
could Croch.' or buy narrow Irish Gro
chet cdginS for down osch side ~ the
Sox.plait. around the caG and Dutch
collar.
W'hcr worn w!th 80 or isbpi o'
Irish cTcche; 4 smart Ehirr T-a.G. =
sssTrcd
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RU MORS FALSE.
Holland poesn't Contemplate Acts
Hostile to Venezuela.


WILNELMESTAD.C CURACAO, Nov.
1.-THE colonial government issued a
today to the people OF
Curacao setting forth that the rumors
current recently that the government
OF the Netherlands would take some
hostile action against Venezuela on
the first Of November, were without
foundation. This communication
has created considerable discussion.
1t has also led to the belief that
Holland does not intend to embark
On any course OF armed hostility
against the republic Of Venezuela
The article gives assurance that the
interests of the colony will not be
neglected.
The government Of the Netherlands.
it is explained. will put an end to the
existing difficulty witn Venezuela in
manner entirely satisfactory to ITSELF
as we'll as to the people Of Curacao
The cruiser Gelderland entered port
Yesterday afternoon and is still here
The cruiser Reisland will leave to-
day.
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signers already admit that the eX-
treme styles Of the moment will be
revised and modified within a months
time. The American woman simply
will not be made to look like trump.
ard selecting an extreme style Tor NIL
linery for general wear, not occasions.
stamps the woman as the trump, the
person of hopelessly bad taste.
Naturally the first question raised at
fall Opening was this:
What will replace the merry widow
sailor"
And the answer Is: The English
walking hat, crossed with a mans silk
tile"
Not a promising outlook. IS it. esne-
cially for the middle-ased woman OF
conservative tastes? And the oldest
thing about the situation is that the
woman who were the merry widow
sailor Is quite sure that she can swing
10 the other ext-cm. and lcck smart
in the severe English hat which the
millinery world Is trying to popular
ixe
In addition to the walking hat de
scribed above. there are many large
and bizarre shapes. The merry widow
shave. probably tritle larger in d.
ameter, has higher crown. and is
bent in the back. Another large hat
suggesting the summer picture nat,
but trimmed with wintry fabrics. Is
as broad as the merry widow. but
drcops on the sides. suggesting the big
sunbonnet or scoop shaped hat.
In fact. the extreme hats along
these lines seem almost TO touch the
shoulder. F!uted brims appear. and
while there Is no bandeau. the brim Is
sharply tilted on the left side. Crowns
are generally high. some running up
absolutely straight and others gradu-
ated. smaller at the top than where
they join the brim. like q peach bas-
ket. wha; few ;oques are shown AT all
have deliberately huted brins and q
very heavy look.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE LOCATED IN ELIZABETH
CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Corpor'
alton Court of Newport News. Wiz
GINA. entered November I'd, 1908. In
the chancery cause Of Old Point Com
fort Improvement: Company w. N. b
CroweIl's Executor ct 81. the under
signed twho was named as q special
commissioner for that purpose) viii
offer 70: sale as = whole. at pubic
auction to the highest bidder. IN
frort OF thse Court House door in
Hampton. Virginia. n 1:3o O'Clock p
m on Saturday. November 18th. 1908
ali of the right. title. int rest. equity
and estate Of wfIich M B. Crowe'l
died seized and possessed in and 70
the unsoId portion Of that certain
,roct OF land originally contain,
ing shout go acres. situated
in Eiiz.5eih City County. Va,
bctwe n Newport News ard
Hampton. end lying slorg the main
county road between the Ast men
toned cities. the interes. Of said
Crcxsu estate being as follows:
Ca) A thE.e-teaths interest n lots
or tracts numbered ] TO inclusive and
lot or tract number !: fbeing 10 lots
or ,rac..,. each Of which IL supposed
20 be one acre. as shown upon 3 certain
plat. entitled "Pis; OF Middlcbcro. par'
o, Bates tract" which plat Is fled IN
the papers OF said cause. and is marx
"a a. exhibit No. with Commission
er's report No. s. These lots are part
OF The tract known a. Middieboro 10
Gated on the north side OF said coun'
~ road:
I'D A three-tenih interest In al OF
n. lots. pieces 81 parcels Of land
shown uron q certain plst thereof, NJ