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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21
Local and Personal.

j w LdOuN Il lOdy.
DR.. Murphy did dental worl
at Laona Wednesday.
Rev. Loerke of Laona was
caller in town Saturday.
A. Weiss of Glllett was a busi
ness caller in town Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Carter of Carte
was a c1ler in town Saturday.
w. e. Miner of Carter was /
business caller here Saturday.
Deputy game warden A. G.
Russell went to Monico Monday
i City Marshall Frank Londo
was up north on business Fri
day.
4 / A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Huettl Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Chas. Lemke and Mrs.
Jake Wills visited at Giliett last
Friday.
is A daughter was born to- Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Shillman one day
this week.
| Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick, who
teaches at Carter, was home
over Sunday.
DIR. Hubbard was called to
Carter on professional business
Friday evening.
Frank F'osdick of Padus was
in town a couple of times this
week on business.
Land agent Chas. Rietz re-
turned Wednesday from a busi-
ness trip to Long Lake.
Adolph Hassman of Fond du
Lac was here q few days last
week, the guest of relatives.
j. M. Pierce. the clothing
man, was down the line on. busi-
ness couple of days this week.
A fairly large crowd attended
the dance at Soperton last Fri
day evening and all report a
pleasant time.
Miss Florence Mcdonald, who
has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. NJ j. Dickinson, returned
to Oconto Saturday.
Miss Nina Fitzpatrick, who
has been the guest of relatives
here for several weeks, returned
to her home in Green Bay Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Frank Toutloff returned
Tuesday from Green Bay, where
she had been to attend the fun.
eral of her sister-in- law, Mrs. f..
W. Tay lor.
Geo. Pecore, who is employed
ut Neopit, was the guest of rela-
4
tives here over Sunday return
ing to his duties Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pecore.
( John Hammer drove over to
the county seat Saturday to
make application for his second
citizenship papers. John says
he won't stand for being called a
"Finlander' any more.
IYlT. F. Moore and daughter,
Mrs. G. M. Carroll. returned
Tuesday from Green Bay where
they had been to visit Mrs.
Moore at the hospital. Mrs.
Moore is steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Checota
returned Monday from Kewau-
nee whore they were called to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Che
cota's mother, Mrs. Singler.
Mrs. Singlsr was 93 years Old at
the time of her death and had
lived in Kewaunee county sixty
TWO years.
Lawyers and farmers predom-
mate in the Legislature this year.
Oddly enough there will be
thirty-swo of each in the two
houses. In the senate the law
yers will have absolute control,
there being eighteen members
lof that profession in the upper
house. In the assembly, while
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21

The county board is in session
this week.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21
S PRIN G GOOD S
q

Spring Goods are beginning to arrive.
Wait till you have looked our complete
line of goods over before buying as we
will not only show quantity but save you
money. The latest and best of every
thing in Dry Goods and Furnishings.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-01-21

IN ORDER TO MOVE QUICKLY THE FOL
LOWING GOODS WE NAME ATTRACTIVE
PRICES, WHICH MEANS A SAVING TO YOU.
Mems felt lined leather shoes Gil reg $275 at $500
Boys felt lined leather shoes Do reg. $500 at ST. SO
Misses three buckle overshoes liz reg $20Oat SO
Eiderdowns in tan pink grey, brown, reg 4Oc at 3Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Wpre i'm sWeitcn (srabc.

9riosetoM N..S., 20. San. -
Ctc Sltrp I'M Froicb 9eseE Ocn IS.
iobri9cu Gobert @rigg. lreld)er bier
inter Der Infloge Dor @erid,t lteht.
i'm @crcin NIT Orei o,oeren ilunsen
gilrihen ben beto9ten G%ontroftor Wil.
liam Meob BON Giuelanb ernnrDet Il,
baben, lit lcit leBtem Montag Ibenn
III Veratbuntg nno hat lid bis bcutc
gbel,o nod anf feincn @abriprud)
ciniJen tonncn. Ger Hit]ter initrilirtc
sic 5urp. bab iie mir ailf Moro i'm
crlten @ra0e ODER nll' 6reiipretlmJ
cntlfeiben fonne.
(Spater.) - Gurj Dor 0 lbr belltc
s(beno CAB Die Surp cinen aIi Moro
im ,~ipeiten Grade lnllteitoen @uhr>
ipri,d) nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
@cnc5uelu'a Gcr 0bnuna
nit ocu ~ 4 d

Eori>. 20. SSomldr. - Nic llrs
tcrbonollngcn jipiifci Dem uene5l'e-
laniid,en SpcSinliGonmilIdr Sole DC
SENS Tultl ullo scr Irunjoiiid)cn &d.
Gicrrna, iolpie Der fronsoiiid)en @u-
bellciel!idnit ltebclt ON Sorabcno
tinea bciriehincuoen Nbld)lhlles. Sc
nor E0ltl iii uoll bier llnd) Nollono
abacrciit. I'M olld) nit Der Heaie-
rllllg scr Nieoerlnn0e iiber cine
ShIidltlng Der Giiferelljeli nit Be
nciuclu Il, uerbnn0elll mo lidI lpdrer
nod, noh Gnglano. N%entIdlono nnn
Stalien Ill bc8cbcr.
IS ucr.altttte NIT uller 9elririn1t
belt. Ecneiuelu babe lid od5n cnt.
id,loiicn. olti Ole Der GobeIgeielid)ait
ollfcrlcgte @elobube bon $5.O0O,090
II uerjid)tell.
Ter Gicnit Der iran5oiiidleu aabel.
8cIealdloft 5iuilfcn ga @uopro ino
Curacao miro ~ioiort inter Der Sei-
tilna oes @rl,. 9rlul, bcs iriibcren
Gircftors Ger Wcielihnft in Caracas.
pitoer uufgenommen weroen. &err
Srm mar oltrf bet iriibercn Erdii.
oeliien Gaitro ans Iene5uelo BERTHE.
ben iuorhen uno bcfinoet lid, iest IN
Mdrtinlql,e.
Gle Observation-Disclosures oes oiretten
Aabeloicnites miro poraltsiittIid) Die
f!inftlgen &erbanOlun9eil Srpiid)en
Der pene5neloniit)elt Megierung ulo
Irantreid. SollanO unb onberen
Mdd)tcn erleihterri. &err Eairl miro
Faris nit Der ;}uiiherilitg perlailen.
ooB Die re9uldrcn oiplomlatiihen SC.
ilebungeit init 6ranfreid) miebsr aui.
g%enornrnen iperbcn fonn,en. iobaIo Oie
elloGiiitigc abnlodJl,ne init Der aa.
bcl9eieaidlaft III Strait tretett miro.
Ger peneSueloniid,e Gmilidr bat cine
Triit bon brei Mol1atcn belpiaiat err.
baltelt. inncrbalb oercu Die 3piitia.
teitel NIT Der &abelgeienifoft bon.
enos bei9eleat ,ucrocn ~ioIIet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Gmlfaniidjer Mmsbrmdl III Wcrifu.

Stoot Merifo. 20. Sonl,ar.
- Ter nahc Der Stuot Golmina &C.
Ieaelc Sultan lit in Sbatiafeit getre.
tet nno mirft grobe GuantitGten
Hifc mo Steire aus. ieboh emf
front ibln refine Sapu. Seine Angit
terriht inter Der gep0lferirna Der
@egeno, obglcid) IN Den lebten paar
Sagen mebrere Ieid)te groerifiittes
ri,ngelt ein9etreten iinb. altt CLAM.
meiiaillen lteigelt 5llpeilen ans bent
arater cnlpor iato f0nnen sur Nadt,
5eit bon Sd)iifen seiehen -aperoen.
ireld)e weit bon Der aiiite entferl,t
limo. SeiSmosrapbiIten p~ropbeseiei1
hcftigere GroitoBc fir bic n1d,ite 81.
tunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
llmtcrimdlnns fortgricst.

@alnington. :. g.. 20. San.
Gic bieli3c 9imbes ,@ranb, Sllrr
'cstc bel,tc ibre @erDunoll,ngen be.
5ii1lid, DER %crleumbungs anfIage
eeaen Die .Ncw.Dorf @orIo" unS Sic
indianapolis Ncyps" meaelt ibrer
Ic,beruItaen ilber Den anfami Dee
Eanamofanals tort ltno pcrnabm
mebrere 3euaen; Seren Il,siagen ie.
oed) ipenis Acres crgoben. Mud, IN
Neiu-0ort mnroe sic l1nteriudyuna
ror Der @rnnb- SSnrp ~fortgeicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21

po CT iiber Sic 9lodaoe ourd britt
ide, beltid)e unb italieniide Sabr-
5euge berittete. sIrt IN europa mar
er fiir Die ,Nliociirie Ereiie" tbatig.
@abrenb 0as 9rieges 5ipiihen HllBs
,ano mo S>apan meilte or IN Hu5-
lano mo nad) ieiner Hiidfebr BON
bort mar or clearinghouse Spe5iols
Correspondent fir Die Chicago Fri
bunc". Gr bat fir 0ieIes @latt bic
Observation-Disclosures III Sorts.
MOUTH bcridtet. 9luf bot er 5ablrcis
dc mo piel9eleienc Irtitcl iiber @es
gcnltln0c bon %nationalem Snterelic
gcidjrieben uno lit ourd) cine Nn5abl
auslanhii6er Heqicrnn1en Mlsae-
jeid)ncl porner.
Mrbeiten am banana.
8an0l.
Son oelt 9tllahcbulNen fir oeu go
llomotonol, lpeldc ieit Der l%lebernob.
me Der Nrbeltcu leitens Der ameritus
niid)en Nc9icrullg crfolat iino, entful.
len 5pei Siinitcl aui oos Sobr 1905.
Die monotlid)e arbeitsleiitung ipuroc
in bielem Sabre burdl Die Gegei15cit
nId)t mebr peientli6 beeinilrBt mo
Die Soften per a%ubifporo ipllr0en bon
81 auf Is Gents ooer nm 10 Frosent
erln1BI9t. Som @eginll Der auerifas
nlld)cn Sbatiafeit an 4. Wtoi 1904 al
bis sum ShlilB bcs SabreS t90S iino
i'm @on5en 50, 1919 &~ubifnDarb3
o%llsgeboben luorben uno baron inl
Sabre 1908 alleiu 31,016,692, mai.
reno jur irun5oiiihen Belt i'm 0anSen
S1,54S,OO0 2lthifporbs o1sgebobcn
luurben. Gle 9eiui1igungen nab.
reno Der goll5cn amerifanilhen 9ali.
5eit hnben $~S3,275,O0O betragen lno
bopon bat ous Gepartement fir Con.
ltrllftlona- mo Sn9enieur Nrbeiteu
HDl ,0l2,OUO Der0llS9Qpf.
MuiicQ iii @iI(ens.
". ". Hiliicl, meld)cr friihcr Die
Stelllnl9 heS om%erifoniidlen @einno.
ten in &cneSNela cinnobm, ltcht be.
reit, nllf leillcn Soften Suriit5ilfebrer,
lobo!o bon Dem Spe5iolsGommiiiGr
9ltdonou sic NafriGt pon Scr lll-
ter5eifnutG oca FrotofollS beSii9lid)
Der S~eileNunA Ger 5piid)en ben bcibcu
2ouo1rn hcltehcnoeu Tiiiercn5el cin.
gent. iuouon Die Alrinabme Der biplc.
mutiidcn Eejiebun9en ohhGugi9 aa.
mad)t miro.
3u Ghrcn Stncoln'a
Sn elmer 9i1, meldJe @eprGiertont
SofeulL ga, ein1cbrodJt bot. miro
porgcihla9en, 81 Qbren oes Mnoen.
tcns Nbrabdm Sincoln'2 cine 2ano,
itrobe bon Der Nafbariduit oe5 @ci.
Belt Sollles nad Dem Sflod)ttclbe
poit gettysburg i'll ballen unh 5ltr @cs
ltreitun9 Ser @ermeiiungsfoIten ser
Stra6e. mcld)e cine @reite bon 80
6rB erpolten ioa, $4,000 oil$,luper.
fen.
Ter 9iulbcaiennt bat Ole pom Hc-
pra'cltuntet Gnluiou e!ngebrahic
Nr'ollrtion on9cnolnmcli. Ourd) mel.
dc Ser Observation-Disclosures crlnGd,ti0t
miro. anlGBlid) Gca blunocrtItcn Sc
burtstoaes Nbrabonl 2illtoln's cine
bciollbcrs gcitoltetc Yoitmorfe ol,s5l,.
eeben. mo Ole Neiolution bconri si
ibrcm SntrnittrctGl icbt MIR nod Der
3uitilmnrung ocs Fr%1iioentcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21

bat einen aolfer aeiunben. Gs lit
bas fuit 100 Weter iiber benz Iinfen
RbeiMufer, 6 &ilometer oberbaIb bon
&oblen5 gclcgene S6IoB StoIsen.
feIs, meldles bereits I'M Sabre 1850
erbollt, Damn 1859 bon 6en Sron,o.
icu 5eritort unb IN oen Sobren 1886
bis 1912 nod Gntipiirfen BON Sdin-
fel wicber o%ufgcbollt mltroe. sic
@Gnoc Scr SGle inn SbloIic limo
Sllm groBen Gbcile nit pradtpollen
aoloiialacmGlben geitmiidt.
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Sb%crprdIioent Der &beinprooin5,Sreis
herr b. Sdorlemer : 2icier. lleber
Die Sobe Deg aauipreiies lit nid)tS be.
tnnnt gepor6cn.
G0nig Goporb'S 9eiud.
Tcrld)leocncn ncucroina$ perbreite.
ten Mclbungcn ilber Die 9eoeutrng
0cS iiir bcu 7.tScbruor ongefiinoigten
9crlincr @cIltd)cs oc5 aonigs 60.
marc. pcldler bon Der 2oniain 9lle.
rollora hcgleitet lcin miro, tritt cine
ofii5i0ie Miittbeiluna cntacgerr. is
miro o%ngeoelItct. oaB Der Iliientbalt
oes b%ritlid)en Mtonorhen IN Der oeuts
id)en HeidJSDouptitobt feline politi.
id,cn gbnladrungcn bringeu perbe.
slqc Spetulotiouen ooriibcr ieirn
burdollS miiBia.
Ger Staotruth bat in5mii6en Scr
por1citcrn erluGbnteu Illrealulg oes
aoiiers Nolgc Qegebcn uno miro cS
Iib angclegcu lei1 laI'cn baB boS
aonigspoor bel ieinem Gin5uge ocn
freunblidlitcn Ginbrlld erbGlt. Sir
Die ipilroige Ie'tlidc Nilslhmiidung
Der StroBe lll,ter Den 2inoeu bnbcn
Die SiootpGter beute sic Sumne bon
10000 Mart bepi0igt.
Suocn's q nlcihc.
Die Staataanleibe oeS WroBbcr5o1-
tbllnS Haoen. melde CUR offentlid,en
Subitription olligelegt ipor. bat lout
tele0ropbiIder Wcloung aus &arlSs
rllbc einen n%dnlbaften GrIolg ~ersielt.
Sic Illleihe, iueld)e 81 bier Frojcnt
emittirt miro. lit I'M l,id,t iueniger
ais 60 Millioncn Murf iiberscid)net
morocn.
BOT Ida Sill bci'm
Gronprin5e
Ger Gronprili5 unb Die aronrrill
5cllln aubcn geItern Ibenb Dem onle.
ritoniifeu 9otld)ofter. o.. Gaplb
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neu G%nlpiullg, nud) bclIcn 0eenois
gun9 lid sic gall5c @cielidait III ona
bon Ser aronprin5cIiin i'll @ulIten
Der bon Dem itnlicniid)en Grbbebcn
&aimgeilld,tcn pernnitultete Gon5crt
bea EDilhoruloni'dlcn Srd)elterS mo
leitenoer Sperni0uaer bcgob. Gem
CONCERT luobnten dltd) Die aoiierin Ii.
einiQc onherc N~ngcboriae Der taiierlis
dell Solnilie. ionic piele Mitalicoer
hcS hiplomntiid)en Corps bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21

Vaso Eintnent 1T earantirt, ir9eno einen
sal bon iudenoeu. blin6eu. bIutenoef, oher ber'
oorliebeiiaet NtleS H. 8 bis "A 1asen Al beilen
ober @elb sIriid ~crifaftet. soc.
(Sfi29.iSn. 6altie)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12
They Didn't Have to Change.

During the years in which our pure
food laws have been put into effect
there has been a great hurrying and
scurrying on the part of the food man.
ufacturers to change their methods to
make them conform to the law.
The Quaker Oats Company is con-
spicuous exception. 1t was admitted
that Quaker Oats was as pure and
clean as possible and that it was an
ideal food.
1t is SO cheap that any one can af-
ford 1t and so nourishing that every
one needs IL. The result Of last years
experiments at Yale and other points
where food values were tested is that
Quaker Oats has been adopted by
many persons as their food on which
they rely for adding vigor and endur-
ance Of muscle and brain.
This splendid food Is packed in the
regular size package and in hermet-
icaily sealed tins. The latter espe-
ciaily adapted to hot climates. Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12

at Lexington This Is a new feature
for football games In this city.
While no announcement of the line
up has been made by the coaches
Washington aud Lee probably VIII
begin the game in this order; Sims
or smart, right end; Dow or Ehrd'
left end; Bruce right tackle; Osborn.
left tackle; o'Qulnn. right guard;
Pipes or Morales. left guard; Black
hurn. center: lizard or Porter. quarter
back: White, right halfback; Brown
or Erwood, left halfback; Anderson,
fullback.
Pat Barry. of Georgetown, Will
referee the game and Richard Arm
strong, OF Yale, will be the umpire.
Prof Taylor, of Williams and Mary
College. viii be the field judge and
Eugene G.. King. of Kentucky State
University. will be the head linesman.
Silver Cup on Display.
The handsome silver cup offered by
the Merchants Association to the
team winning the first two in three
games, Is on display at Flory- Royals
jewelry store. This is the third time
The teams have met. the other two
games resulting in nO-score draws.
Tickets fer the game are ON sale
al the Warwick Pharmacy. Warwick
hotel, Spruilrs Pharmacy and Mon
falcone's news stand. Special tickets
have been provided for the school
children of this city and vicinity at
reduced prices and the tickets may
be secured from members of the
High school football team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12
BRAINS NEGRO WITH
BIG MONKEY WRENCH
Young Negro Boy Fractures
Skull Of Man During Row
Over a Team.

As the result OF quarrel over a
team. John Nichols. "A negro man. Is
dying at the hospital department OF
the city jill from fracture Of the
skull caused by a blow from a mon
key wrench, and d. II. Kirby. a six
teen-year old negro boy. is lodged IN
Jail charged with the assault. Nichols
skull is crushed into his brain and
there is not one chance in a hundred
for his recovery.
The assault occurred about III
o'clock yesterday morning at Eighteen
street aud the River Road. There had
had blood Between the men for some
time following disagreement over
team. When the two met yester-
day. Nichols approached the boy
with rocks in his hand and Kirby
seized monkey wrench from the
hand of by-stander and struck
Nichols down.
Friends of the Wounded man gath
cred quickly and there was talk oil
violence against Kirby, but Patrolman
Messick arrived on the scene in time
TO prevent any demonstration and
hurried the prisoner TO the station
house. Nichols was attended by DR.
Freeman. colored. and later was taken
to the hospital department OF the city
iail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12
TEAMS IN FINE SHAPE
FOR GAME TOMORROW
Washington and Lee viii Use Its
strongest Lineup Of the Season
Against University Of North Caro-.
Iina--Lexinston Boys to Practice at
Casino Today.

With every man of them In the pink
Of condition for the annual grldiron
struggle with the University of North
Carolina eleven on the Casino grid
IRON tomorrow afternoon, the football
warriors of Washington and Lee Uni
yersity left Lexington for this city
Yesterday afternoon. They will arrive
here this morning at 1885 o'clock
over the Chesapeake a. Ohio Railway
and will be met by committee OF
the Merchants Association and es-
corted to the Warwick. hotel
North Cardinals squad is schedul-
ed 10 arrive Via. Norfolk ut 5;2O
o'clock this afterhoon and ii also will
be met by committee and escorted
to the warwick hotel, both teams
having their quarters at the hotel
Tomorrow's game probably is at
tracing mere interest locally than
any gridiron battle ever fought IN
Newport News. Neither team can be
classcd as the favprite. but each has
large Following and the immense
crowd that Is expected to attend the
game probably viii be equally divided
between the teams. The Washington
and Lee supporters will occupy the
east side of the field and the North
Carolina supporters will be ON the
west side
Immediately after the arrival of the
Washington and Lee team this morn
ing. the players will be taken for an
automobile run around the city and
vicinity. Messrs. L. n. Dennie. ]. A
Massie. George Neims Wise. caleb
ID. West and W. Il. Barrett have con
scented TO furnish machines for the
players and other automobile owners
are expected to join in the process
sion.
This afternoon Washington and
Lee will practice on the Casino grid
iron. The team will be run through
signal work and will work out some
formation and practice in punting and
received punts. North Carolina prob
ably will have brief workout to-
morrow morning
Coaches Pheinfer and Shaughnessy
will accompany the Washington and
Lee team here. Since the V. p. l.
game they have been whipping the
team into shape and 1t is better nov
than at any time this season. And
the Lexington boys will use the
strongest lineup tomorrow that they
have presented this year. A small
crowd OF students win arrive this
evening to witLsss the game.
Wire on the Grounds.
Arrangements have been made foI
installing a special telegraph wire al
the Casino grounds and report OF
= the game as il is played will be wired
to the Washington and Lee student:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12
neeRo's sveev SMASHED.
City Attorney msss'e's Avtoroe"e IN
Collision

While running dozn TveEty-ctEhth
s'rcrt ~ his automobile carly las'
nirh,. city Attorney Nassie coiliSed
Nth a buggy belonging 20 a Hesro.
Nobody Ws- hurt. hut both the nuto-
mobile and tho buggy were damaged
consldcrsiiv. and Ps,rolman BroTn
summoned the attorney 70 appear IN
nc poiice court TODAY 70 answer -
tho charge % exceeding the speed
limit
Nr Nassie states shss J. va dark
~ 10 street srd that he did nv see
the buggy Until y ~ss TOO late TO
avoid the collision Hc says be wss
not SONS particularly fast ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12
SOClAL-PERSONAL

Judge and Mrs. Beverly Randolph
Wexford have issued invitations 10
the marriage OF their daughter. MISS
Sue Seldom Taliaferro to DR.. Thomas
Rollins Marshall, the ceremony 10
take place Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der %, at $50 O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church. Richmond. Miss
Wexford is a sister of Rev. +. L.
Wexford, of this city, and Is popular
among a wide circle of friends here.
She has frequently visited here.
Mrs. l.. b. Manville and her daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Manvilie, entertainer
at an lat home" yesterday afternoon
from 4 10 6 o'clock at their home, 34O1
West avenue. About two hundred So
ciety folk of this city, Hampton and
Old Point called during the afternoon
aud the reception proved to be one
Of the most delightful social events
Of the season here. The home was
deliberately decorated in palms and
yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Lcwie Stearnes has returned
from a visit to New York and New
Jersey.
Mrs. ]. Powell Garland. of New
Kent county. is the guest of her
niece, Mrs. G.. b. James, on Thirty
third street.
Miss Marie Huppert, Of Wilwood. N.
j.. is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Huppert. on Twenty
seventh street.
Miss Katherine Manning. Of Bal
timore. is visiting her cousins. the
Misses Manning. ~ West Avenue.
Mrs. Richard Z. Waller has as her
guest on Twenty ninth street her
sister. Miss Helen Baylor, of Wash
ington, ID. c.
Miss Blanche Coles. OF Wilmington.
n. c.. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
A. w. King. on Twenty ninth street.
Miss Virginia Greene, of Richmond.
is spending the week with friends
here.
Miss Bessie Booker. of Washington.
ID. c.. is visiting Miss Hildebrand
Booker, on Jefferson avenue.
Miss Harriet Young has returned
from Nelson county, where she spent
several weeks
Mrs. J. W. Mabry left yesterday
| for her former home in New Canton,
| where she will visit relatives.
1 Captain Richard Wagner, a student
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Always the Case.

Did you take your shoes to that
place with the sign. Shoes repaired
while you waltz"
Yes. They repaired six while
waited and told ME to call in three
days for mine. Judge.
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7, 1Jn only . per cent of the
rnenoi seeking work were under
% andr 30 years ofSage. while 81
rer ss,ere between the ages of 20
and AZ is remarked that the same
nerso,pplied again and again for
ee,;afe percentage Of renewals
hem ween 80 and 40 per cent. OF
the ieations.
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Mrs. A ". Ross. of Baltimore, Md,
have returned home after spending
three weeks with her sons, Messrs.
C. L. Matthews and S. c. Matthews.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Matthews have
returned from their wedding trip ant
are at home to their friends at 13'
Thirty-fifth street.
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at the Virginia Military Institute, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Stearnes,
on West avenue.
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stSful hard to give away some
That you want TO get rid of.
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GROUP

Is the shcss that hsuris eyery hcur q Z
ehiid's lhe. GowANS PREPARATION
gives instant rci;sf and comfort Jast rus
Il on-dcu's veakro The stomach Ni's
drufs Keep u In the home Si.o0, so.
1c. Al dnasSistx
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Wire on the Grounds.

Arrangements have been made for
installing special telegraph wire at
the Casino grounds and report Of
the game as IL is played will be wired
to the Washington and Lee students
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Lieut.. Governor eiIyson.

Lieutenant Governor J. Taylor Ely
son was the next speaker. He was
accorded a rousing welcome when ne
arose Col. Ellyson said that he
knew something Of the obstacles
which Newport News has had to over
come and how the city has met and
overcome them.
II don't believe the young men ep-
preciate what you can be and what
You are going 20 to in the next dosr-
tor Of century. You must have
faith iu yourselves In order to make
others have faith in you. Newport
News viii conquer II she has faith In
herself"
General Agent p u. Hubble. OF the
Chesapeake & Potomac steamship
Comnany. which has just put on a
new line of steamers between Wssh-
ineion. Old Point and Norfolk. spoke
briefly. lie said that his company
hoped 20 have connection With this
CITY. whether the main lin" steam
ers will stop here or a subsidiary Enc
will be used a. 3 feeder. time alone
viii tel. ssid the speaker.
Editor Morgan. 81 the Northe n
Neck New. and Prof George ,.
Phoenix. o. the Normal school. were
the last speakers Of the evening.
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Captain Richard Wagner, a student
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Mrs. J. W. Mabry left yesterday
for her former home in New Canton
where she will visit relatives.