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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
Oes Arc DoIngg.

We had e fre rain here Saturday
and Sunday which viii help the late
corn and grass
Stevenson and Bro. are shipping
quite a lot of lumber. notwithstanding
TIE market Is dull
Oar postmaster. T. B. Raney, re-
turned from Greeuyille Saturday,
where be has been attending ourt-
The Modern Wooduen Lodge NET
here Saturday night They uow hare
35 members
Mrs Wn. Hay. Of Bruuot. returned
from Kansas, where she has been yis-
Ting her sister She Was Eccoupau-
led % her niece
Miss Carrie Semauds, OF De Soto. Is
visiting relatives al this place
Mr.. snd Mrs. Meadow. accompanied
bv Miss Nellie Williams and Oscar
Keller. returned from Jackson Wednes'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Tho=- GIL. OF Patter'
son. visited their daughter at TIL:
place Sunday
Mrs. Nettie Chase and her sister,
Miss Minnie Collins, returned 20 s.
Louis Monday, after several weeks yis
il with their parents here
Chas- Scenarios. Of De Soto. was seer
on or streets Sunday Also Horscs
Morris. OF Mil Springs.
Frank Wrsy, Of Brunot, ATTENDED
lodge here Saturday night
Mrs John Kelly returned from Pied
mont Sunday
Mrs Fanny Prothero visited friend:
81 Piedmont last week
6. W Morris made & flying trip 4
Ironton Sunday
Mrs. Emma Savage returned 70 he
! home IN 81. Louis last week.
". 7. 0Neal, OF Ironton, was seel
OF Z streets one day last week.
Mr.. Gussie Williams visited relative
ST Leeper last week
August "a. 1900 ISAAC
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
Personal.
< i in Wisconsin.

E c. Clark i in Wisconsin.
Miss May Bradley Is quite sick
VT. ONeal was in Potosi this week
Miss Leah OBrien has gone to ST.
Louis
Geo. Morris vas here from Des Arc
Sunday
Miss Alice Gay left Wednesday for
ST. Louis.
Mrs Fl. B. Jones vas in 81 Louis
this week
Ed BolIinger OF Sabuls was II town
this week
Miss Stella Collins Of SabuIa visited
here Sunday
Mrs r. :. Lopez refined to ST
Louis Sunday
Hugh Steele Of De Soto spent Sunday
with home folk
Charlie Nall OF ST Louis Is here on z
visit 10 relatives
T. P. Axe made q trip 70 s. Louis
| he frst Of the week
J.. L. Boulch OF GoodEater was IL
town one day this week
". Il. Byers returned Saturday from
his trip 20 the sea shore
joe Hickman ard Miss Allie Fit
Of Des Arc we're here Sunday
After 2 tao weeks vacation Miss Il.
/ NJ Brown returned 10 ST Louis
Miss Eula Stafford Of Steelville, No.
i the guest Of Miss Ethel Collins
Miss Mary Steele and brother, Paul
xere here With home folk Sunday
Miss Meue Needing o. Egypt Mills
Cape county. l. in the Valley visiting
friends
Mrs A. T. Bond and Franco returned
last Thursday from their visit 10 Sortf
Missori-
B. & Billings snd family expect Il
return % their home in St Louis TO
norroE-
Misses Mamie Rodach and Lulr
Oesterle OF Middle5rook visited her
Saturday.
Miss Gilbert Hills Of Poplar Bluff
No. Is visiting in the valley 81
spent last week il the city
Mrs g. W Kanouse and daughter
Miss Ruth, returned from Wisc0Rsi
last week. where they spent the sun
uer.
Bird Smith. Edwin Carter. Georg
Foster, and Wn. Taylor spent Suuda
in Irooton, returning home Monda
morning
Dr. Rhodes. quite 3 noted divine a
pastor Of ST. Marks Lutheran Church
81. Louis. i IN Ironson. the guegf {
Mrs DR.. Wickes-
|. Mr. A T. Bond. the popular hart
ware nan. i 81 Hot Springs. Arkansa:
for his health He Is suffering frol
al acute attack Of cssa-rh Of the stoE
|, ach.
: Miss Edna DIlts Of Little Rock A
kansas. spent . fe~ days in the Vale
. this week a. the guest Of W h Dell
10 and family. Miss Dflts has bee
spending the summer In Colorado
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

L snapshot here and there would re-
veal three or tour tents One larger
than the rest contains an improved
table. cots aud boards being much IN
evidence Here meals are served L
matters rot the contents OF the other
tents Camp chairs and stools scattered
themselves proniscuously- There
were haunocks too, tricky onesi The
unsophistocated man visitor was de-
coyed into = restful swing. his fair
charner would Enthusiastically move
aside, when The young man Eould sud
denly diYe-hesd first, Of course a.
though . daily pssdDe-renain with
head and toes touching earth. struggle
and grow pale, Their with mighty e.
fort, q little 5o1odering n the dust,
and he Is an upright animal Nice
young nan he i. too-COnt mind II q
Bit Once again they locate: out
brave Young America with too much
knife, partly sewers the tie thai binds
hammock and tree 4 gentle motion,
3 heavy shock. again mother earth
affords : resting place Under stsl-
~art trees the family hammock swaps
peacefully. ever full. alEays G for
ore more. Here the lords Of creation
did more thoroughly show their aero
oatic skill. i small p~royocaiIou the
size Of two foil grown nen give the
/ occupants Z sensation Of unrest )
! chilly feeling creeps near by, the hair
stands OF end partly because tEo OF
tie occupants o. the family swing have
put their heads where feet ought &c
stay. AID partly because II had to-
All, yes. every poetic motion l. reused,
| Maybe that lake was smooth st times
/ but 81 other occurrences there were
several knots or It's bosom Twas .
snotty raft that held the best swim
ue-s. twas g knotty bandanua that
held stray locks in place. twas &
naughty boy who pushed the 1Dio
xade-s into deep water and vas /;
/ Dot-a sweater that the girl wore? BnI
twas not-a uan who took the water
melon picture: Not until the mascot
left were there urwelcome sounds
When his form disappeared down tie
road, 4 he opposite direction there
came gruuts Of satisfaction A long.
/ lean. grizzly red porke- weEoed his
I solitary Eay into camp With elevated
! nose he wandered by, then OF Words
| Of conuerdsfion are passed upon The
noble deed. But what those discordanl
notes: Where those crunching sounds:
Il i they Of the ~bifurcated hoof stick
ing their noses into boxes and baskets
No, only had the Il hungry looking
/ hog returned. but he had told all Ii:
/ four-tooted kind II the country: and il
/ became necessary for many 70 play the
! part Of q barking animal We shouted
+ and called for ..DiDgo. Yellow DOG
/ DlDgo," but he came not For TIL:
reason and Others, perhsps the queer
scratching on = tent 81 night fall, The
campers did take fight before the rain.
P. S.-Do1't think any body va:
/ afraid in that tent We mentioned 81 the
last
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

Hogan Items

Miss Ethel Hollonan Is visiting in
Sabula-
Prof. Sizeuore xas IN town Sunday
Sheriff Gregory vas here q few days
during the past week
C NJ Fuller vas in Dur city Wednes-
day.
Miss Ada Marks Vas the guest o.
Miss Stacia Ovens Saturday and SUE
day
u. Kelley was here Tuesday
Mr.. Bert DeMier spent Sunday II
Hogan
G. W Scoggin made . business triI
% our town Monday
J. B. HoIIons1 and VIII COT ART
ont surveying
Miss Favis Hut Of 81 Louis Is Yis
ting relatives Of this place
j. T. Fitzgerald and A. E Biscn Al
tended Lodge Friday
j. ". GoEe1 made = trip 20 VII
Evansville Saturday
| Miss Josie HolIonan vent 10 Area
dia Monday MAUD
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
To The Patrons of trenton Public
Schools.

Ga September ), the Ironto1 Public
Schools viii open sor work Al 9 A. II
We are very anxious for all pupils
who intend coming the first term 10 Dc
present al this time and enroll. thai
they may be properly classified. seated,
secure the necessary books. and get
an even start with their classmates
Many pupils viii take up new studies.
and / remain away q few weeks may
be the cause OF their having 10 be put
back into q grade lower
AL pupils who did rot attend OR
school the last term of last year will
please report 10 the Principal for class
ifcation- Those Who were not rega-
Larry promoted last year bat we're
.4eondifioned viii please report the
same 20 the Principal No . will
be permitted 20 graduate from the
Iroaton Public High School until ali
work outlined in the Course o. Study
has been completed
The thing which seems 20 be most
urgently needed and which IL most
frequently lacking II Public School
work. Is regular and punctual attend
auce on the part OF The pupils, and 9
well-6e1ned Course Of Study and the
careful classification which i encour-
ages or necessitates. Without the sup
port and encouragement of tie parent,
Il l. impossible, II soDe instances 70
secure regular and punctual attend
snce. Without such attendance ihe
child and the school xili suffer. Re
gardiug the Course Of Study. il Is but
natural tast one can work 10 better
/ effect and take > greater intsrest II
doing that work when the whole ass
i set before him He understand:
! exactly what ne must do 20 complete
il. and he realizes that each day and
each month brings him q = much
nearer The accomplishment OF the ED
he desires 10 gain. Should he look
back, he sees that progress has beer
made. and the Consciousness that pas
efforts hare been fruitful spurs Rim or
10 greater efforts in mastering the por
rop that remains
Feeling the neeG OF literary aud Fhe
| torlcai exercises, We viii this yea'
have IN the afternoon N the last Fri
dsy Of each month these exercises, &c
which ali are cordially invited
Very respectfully,
RoBT- Z WnKISOS-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
Mann No.

Ed RegSSY-Thed routh Was broken
last Tuesday. and since then we have
had plenty Of rain
Farmers are plowing for wheat
The picnic on Cedar Greek Saturday
WAS quiet. the attendance small
Mr.. l. Cureton was the g1est OF j.
lG. Hartman Tuesday night Mr. c
will teach z four months term Of school
st Red Point
VI. s Eaton. Foote. visited At Maun
Friday night
The threzhing machine Is in our
settlement again
Mr. Jno- Logan vent to Iron Noun
tain SATURDAY.
vicinity the past week taking options
on land for tie Iron Mountain Co
Mr. Webb l. still taking options for
the company he represents The drill
Is now al work on Mr.. h Lashtns
farm
TIE protracsed meeting 81 Cedar
Grove has been in progress for two
weeks
Presiding Elder Mayes vas here
Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. johnson and wife. Of Edge Hill,
are guests OF VIM Rndoock.
Miss Chambers. OF ST. Louis, L. yis-
ting her brother. Z. C. Chambers
Rev. A J. Miner. Of Black, viii
preach al Pleasant Valley church the
first Sunday In September
The ~pronacted meeting closed SUE
day night There we're six persons
sho Joined the church during the
meeting
Rev. Alcorn failed TO I'LL his regular
monthly appointment al Pleasant Val
Iey church Saturday and Sunday
Stephen Bond. Of ironton. attended
meeting here Saturday and Sunday
August p. 1900 MANN
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
a Mother Tells How She Saved
Her Little Daughters Life.

an the mother Of eight children
and hare had = great deal Of exPer-
fence With medicines Last GUNNER
nv daughter had the dyseutery IN its
worst form. We thought she would
die 1 tried everything / could think
of. but nothing seemed 70 do her any
good. Iau BIZ an advertisement. in
our paper that Chsmberlsins Colo.
Cholera and Dsarrh0a Remedy was
highly recommended aod sent and got
= bottle - once Il proYd % be one
OF the very best medicines re ever had
in she house Il saved uy daughters
life an 2nxIo1s for every mother
20 know what ~ excellent medicine II
=. Had I known Z st first il would
have saved me a great deal Of anxiety
and my little daughter mrch suffering.
Yours truly Ms GEO. 8. BURDICK.
Liberty. z /. For sale by Arcadia
Valley Drug Co
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
BeuevieE Briefs

Ed. RegaStr-The rains last week
we're welcomed by all The hail and
xiud did much damage 10 corn
John Logan Of St Louis visited rela-
lives Saturday
Thomas Beard Of Irontou vas in this
community taking options last week
Joshua Carty and wife returned 10
their home II St Louis Saturday
II. L Bell vas IN Elvins Monday
and Tuesday OF LAST week
Rev. Hill Of De Soto filed his regular
appointments Sunday
James Y. Webb o. ST. Louis visited
his parents Monday Of last week
Mrs. Emory, wife Of Rev Emory. OF
Pennington. visited Miss Sallie Hill
last week, returning home Saturday.
Nelson Bel and Ed Westeruan OF
| Oltsrey we're in town z day last
week
Mrs Lille BisplinghoE departed for
Indianapolis. Indiana. Monday where
she will visit relatives.
John u. Harral and James Campbell
attended quarterly meeting st Cedar
Grove SATURDAY.
Wm. Webb attended the picnic al the
.-old stonpiug ground" on Of;erey
Saturday
Mrs Belle Davidson of Potosl Is visit.
ing parents
Misses Lulu and Susie Muse are visit.
ing relatives in Jefferson County
Miss Nellie and Ethel Hill visited
relatives near GraaiteFille Thursday.
Mesdaues Bennett and LoFel Bryan
of Belgrade visited relatives last week.
Master Hugh Palmer returned to hi:
home IN Murpbys6oro, Ill, Saturday.
Hugh made many friends while here
and will be missed By all.
Luke johnson Of Edge Hill was II
town Sunday
Misses Mamie Hill Of GranitsTille
and Dora Lucas Of Belgrade we're II
town Saturday
Fl. 4. Muse returned 20 ST Louis
several days 2 after visiting hi:
parents fer txo weeks Mr. Muse va:
leup2oyed By the Transit ST Railway
leo. un.I the strike, since that time b
has been out Of employment He L
not alone
81. Card of Old Ksolin vas in town
Sunday.
z. II. Logan and Lenua we're in St
Louis last week
Mrs- j. Carter is visiting relative.
af Coidwater-
Wm. Van Mort Of Montana vfsiset
his parents Saturday aud Sunday.
4 G. Meyer aud James Campbell
attended Circuit Court a. PotOsi Mon
day
Dr. Barclay and family returned Il
St Louis Friday. after = two weeks
visit a. Mrs RusselIs-
u. s. Pe.:y visited his danhgtsr. Id
Middleton. At Brule. Sunday.
Mrs Riley Rucker returned TO he
home in De Soto Tuesday after ~Eisitiu.
! her mother, Mrs Bsrger- 3 few days
Rev. Robinson concluded 3 series o
meetings at Cedar GroEe Sunday night
Ayoung cyclone struck the north Ell
, OF ID Baptist church On last Saturda,
night damaging It considerably
? knocking il ont Of plumb fourteen inch
e. Carpenters are a work straigh;
enirg the building One mors dasl
out Of the box and Il would have bee
= thing OF the past
Mrs u. Lewis has returned 10 he
: home in Arkansas. after Al extende
visit with relatives and friends
Miss Lulu Moyer has returned froI
Doe Run. She has been on the sic
: list but Is better
Mrz- SIlvery from ST. Louis l. visii
ing in the EalIey.
august 5. 1900 LESoRE-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

and successful ascent a1d descent We
have never Witnessed. At $50 the
picnic vas officially declared a. al end
and everybody departed quietly and
peaczbly. No hint OF disorder had dis
t1rbed the daE. and we commend the
management for the excellence Of the
arrangements at ali points We took
supper It the City Hotel. snd an ele,
! CANT meal Il wss-goOd enough &c
tempt Gn epicare, 70 say nothing Of 5
lot OF people whose sOpetites were
sharpened By enforced absti1euce and
Iunworse6 exertio1- The boys ate,
euioyed their eating and blessed tie
lAndlady, After supper . heavy rslE
and wind storm kept everybody in
/ doors, but the hours 20 train tine
passed quickly notwithstanding Sing
ing. music aud conversation gave a.
ext-s mpetas 70 aeeung time TIE
members of the a V C B. will poi
soon forget the kind words Of Dr. Nor
vine. Who lent the pleasure OF n:
presence until his professional 6utiei
took him away Nay he live long and
rrosoer. AZ eleven-fhirty the trail.
came along. and twenty-five minute
later We trudged home in darkness
and rain, when sleep put her seal upol
the doings Of another day gose forever
J One OF the c2DpirZ-out party 1t Irol
Mountain Lake sends the REGISTER IL
following addendum 70 last weeks sc
count of their doings sad seei1gs- II
last weeks issue ne saw . cOuDuoi
ntiou about the camping party asIrol
Moeatain. Nov we doubt no taA
.hs lake and air we're fne, snd tnA
the campers enioyed themselves Bu
those who we're not there might .
given . glimpse Of the merry making
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

Blotches and excresences, which 50
often annoy people ar simply Efforts
OF natur 70 throw OF inpedinsnts 70
the proper performance OF duties.
HERBINE will aid and assist nature
II her work. and ensure = skin clear
and beautiful. entirely Tree from all i'm
p~e-fections- Price 50 cts For sale
BIZ g. ". Marshall
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

You assume 10 risk when you buy
Chanberlsin's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhRa Remedy The Arcadia VAL
ley Drug Co. viii refund your money
IL YOU are not satisfied after using it
Il j. everywhere admitted TO De the
most successful remedy II use for bow
81 complaints aod the only one that
never fails. II i pleasant, safe and
reliable
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
Fatality FouOUs Failure

20 use Foley's Kidney Cure in time
II taken IN earlier stages Of Bright
disease and diabetes, Il l. . certals
cur To1 have noticed the high death
rate from these diseases, and il = pof
wise 70 ignore early symptoms when 3
sure medicine ike FoleysK Kidney Cure,
can be had For sale b. the Arcadia
Valley Drug Co
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

HERBINE il well adapted 10 the
cure of feEers Of all kinds. because Il
Thoroughly cleanses the stomach and
bowels Of all bilious humors, and
expeIs al impure secretions Of the
body. Price 50 cts For sale BIZ e.
W. Marshall.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

Ire greatest ska specialist IN Amer
lea originated the formula for Banner
ssIve- For All SKIN diseases. ali cuts
or sores sad for piles ifs the most
healing medicine Fer sale by Area
dia VALLEY Drug Co
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30

The soothing and healing properties
of Chauberlain's Cough Remedy, It's
pleasant taste and prompt and perna-
nent cures. have made il q great favor
tie with the people everywhere For
sale BIZ Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-30
Painting ana Decorating.

During the absence Of Mr. Thomas
Newman. his SOC. Chas- j. NewDan,
will attend 20 all business in the line
Of Painting. Decorating. etc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-24
Two rynea OF Girls.

There are two distinct types Of
girls recognized just now, the girl
who is pretty and the girl who is;
stylish. OF course there are types Of
the intellectual and the studious, but
when they are these they cease to be
called girls, and are given the more
dignified title of women, so the girls
may readily be confined within the
limits of the two types first mentioned.
The girl who is pretty seems to have.
an invincible weapon in her hands
She is taught from her infancy that
she is favored above all other girls,
and, alas. by the law Of natures COM
pensation, she generally grows up:
without an idea in her fluffy pate, be-
yond the best pose for that same pate,
and the best becoming piece Of mill
linery with which to adorn it..
The stylish girl is the one whose:
clothes seem made for her alone. She
will take the commonplace hat Of her
pretty sister and placing it on her
modish head give 1t pat or two
which will transform it until her neigh
Dor will swear it is imported. Her
gown may be plain and cheap, but,
they are worn With an indefnable air
which makes them better looking.
than the satins and velrets which the
other woman wears with an Ill grace
Everything belonging to her. partakes
of her Individuality, until even the
everyday sailor or rough straw is dis.
tinguished as It hangs on the hall
rack and the fuzzy brown cape which
she dons in wet weather looks more
perky and self satisfied than its neigh
Dor, the sealskin, which does not be-
long to the stylish girl. 1t is some
vague power within her which enables.
her to select out of the thousand and
one hats at the millinery opening the
very bit of head gear which will
make her the cynosure Of all eyes.
She may be millionaire's daughter,
in which case she Is invariably the
belle Of the season, and makes the
very best match, or she may be shop
girl who sells ribbons and laces by the
yard, in which case her coil Of hair.
is the smoothest and best groomed
looking in the days Of smooth hair,
and her curled bang. the fufaest and
most ethereal looking in the days Of
puffed curls. She has an air which.
her enyious fellow women would give
half their lives to possess, and which
attracts the admiring eyes Of all the
men on the street when she appears.
The Pittsburg Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-24
Rns,ne,, women of Atlanta.

"A large body of the women of Allan
tn, Ca, attended mass meeting re-
Gently in the rooms of the Atlanta
Woman's club for the purpose of or
ganizing q Business Woman's league,
which promises to be the greatest and
most important organization In that
city. The promoters are a number of
the leading and professional women of
Atlanta, who realize that the increas-
ing numbers Of women who work
make such an organization necessary.
The immediate objects of the Attain
tn Business Wowan's league are to Sc
cure n rest room and restaurant, q
gymnasium and eventually club
house where working women may
have access to all the comfort of
women of leisure and chanc@ or
self-culture through lectures, m
etc. The organization will Incl
those who, having been in busine
are in sympathy with the needs a..
aims Of those who are now seif-sup.
porting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-24
Loose Sleeve, AgnIn.

The tight sleeve has had but brief
existence in its last revival. All ru-
mors hint that larger sleeves are on
the way, and already there Is o dis
tinct fulness at the shoulder. The
elbow sleeves flare more and more
and are in many cases slashed al
most to the shoulder on the outer
side, over a full soft underslceve.
The loose dust cloaks with their volu-
minous sleeves have prepared the way
for larger coat sleeves, which will be
seen on the fall and winter coats.
Panne velvet is the miillner's de-
cree to. be the most popular material
for autumn and winter hats; and
French makers are showing wonder
fully beautiful velvet flowers, rs a
hint of what is to be expected later.
A model hat is of panne velvet In
Jacqueminot color, trimmed with Re-
naissance lace and a mass Of velvet
roses. shading from darkest Jacque-
minot to In France pink.
Necktie clasps are very much IN
evidence OH the fall street costumes.
The fashionable cravnt which appears
upon at least three out Of every five
of these gowns and is most frequently
of black velvet or soft black satin, Is
much more effective when drawn
through such clasp, than when tied,
and the touch of gold harmonizes with
the gold buttons and braid which are
tolerably sure to lurk somewhere
about the gown. Flat and heavy
dead gold, dull silver or gun metal
rings are perhaps the most knowing
of these clasps; but the jewelers., In
response to the demand. are now
bringing them out In jewelled de-
signs, and in the antique gold work
that is present fad. The latter are
good in style and single cabulchon
gem set deeply in the gold and agree
ing with the color scheme of the gown
adds to the effect, but the heavy jew
eled clasps are trifle too pronounced
and rob the cravat Of distinction.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-24
Womsn as Baby Photoprapners.

Modern photography is making 1t
possible for the coming men and wom-
en-, who are being pictured awake and
asleep, laughing and crying, in the
bath and at play, to see themselves in
their childhood as other saw them.
Many mothers now keep an album
devoted especially to each child, and
where formerly once q year, or twice
at the most, was regarded sufficiently
frequent to picture the youngsters, the
daily life from the earliest infancy to
college days Is now faithfully record
ed. Many women are taking advant-
age of this fad, and are carrying on a
thriving business as baby photograph
ers, and the multltudes and eas>fness
of relatives and friends for baby's
picture with papa, with mamma, with
the nurse ard alone secure to them no
end of patronage