davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-29
WILL H. COLE,

You can apply ManZan inside, rigat
Where the pain Isl 1t is put up in
eollapsable tubes with nozzle attach,
ment for introducing ii. AFanZan stops
pain Instantly and cures all kinds OF
blind bleeding, itching api protruiing
piles Sold BY Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-29

For health drink Francis mineral
water. It is pure and al GOOD physi
esni recommend It june7-tf
New York store sells Lanscagter ging.
hams at ~ cents a yard mar9tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-29
Election Notice

Take notice, that on the Attn day OF
April, 1905, there will be an election
neli in the City of Clarksburg, under
Chapter l0l of the act Of 1897, entitled:
"An act to amend ami reenact and re
duee into one, the several acts incor-
porating the town of Clarksburg, in the
County Of Harrison. defining the powers
thereof and describing the limits OF
aid town for the election of officers
and common council, provided by said
act. mayor, cnief-of-police, city clerk
superintendent of streets, commissioner
of water works, collector ami treasurer.
city assessor and senool commissioner,
for one year, and five couucilmen, one
for eacn ward for two years eacn, as
provided by said act amended"
Said election shall be held and con
lucted and the result thereof certified.
eturned and finally determined under
chapter taree of the Code of West vir.
ginia as amended. Sucn election will
be neld in the places enumerated below
in the respective wards by the commits
toner's now named:
First wari--Nutter House-H. II.
Davis, NJ. n. Shuttlewortn and I. NJ.
Donoioa commissioners.
Second -Curkendall's House,
10. Brook, William E. Smith and P. C.
Williams, commissioners.
Third ward-Walker House-Dr, Lu.
Their Raymond. w. C. Osborne and D,
X. Reed, commissioners.
Fourth wari-Ed. Armstrong; Club
ROOMS. F. Reed, S. R. Bentley and
B. +. Wilson, commissioners.
Fifth ward-Council Cnamber-M. G.
Sperry, Samuel R. Core and R. A. Gar.
rett, commissioners.
Given under my hand this third day
of March, 1905.
WILL H. COLE,
City Clerk
At the same time and place abovs
mentioned there will be neli an cleo
ton for school commissioner for the
CIarksburg Scnool District for a term Of
tnree years. All vters residing witain
said district, but outside of tae city, viii
vote at the council chamber at the anne
time for said school commissioner. By
order of the Board of Education.
Given under my hand tnis Bird day of
Maren, 1905.
HARVEY w. HARMER,
4marSOt. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-29

If you have real estate that you want
sold see Little & Son, room 2ll, Oak
Hall building. mar2stf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-29
OFFER!

To APRIL FIRST we win make
our best set Of Teeth for $500. They
are our best high.gIade Teeth and car
be had for $500 only by contracting
for them before April First, and then
can be secured at any time suiJing the
purchaser. They are guaranteed to
tit and look natural.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30

fpOrben, foipObl burd ben bIinb.n
gafagier tpie bur9 oas einseitrOmte
@aFer, unb ss persins beinahe eine
Stunb. nod, Biz garnabp bas 2i4t
bes 8lodbGusdsns bur9 bic 8uum'
ipipfsl i9immern fab. 8einabe bate
sr sinsn SrsuOenIdrsi auss.itOben;
absr sr be5Dans ii9.
3.
W1it alIer glufbietung Ieiner &raft
Iieb er bic Spite bss 8ootes an ben
8orItrdnb Iaufen. No1 sinen grdus
fisen Weoment bait, er Su beiteben:
bsim 2lnitpb Dss Bootss Ihien bic
GeItaIt i'm Sintertbsil, in bic SOhe gu
iprinssn! garnabp, nit einem S4res
densI9rsi, madte cine brObsnbs 9ss
senbspesuns fpruns dbsr auf ben
Sanb unb runnte biIferufenb benz
Saus Su.
Madinnon mar 56on nit elmer
2aterne an Der Sbiirs, unb dls er bic
unsuIamm.nbdnsenbsn Rufe Garna'
bDs bsrnabm, padte er. feline Supper
lebung gang psrgehenb. eine 6linte
unb elite, Garuabp bic 2aterns reis
denb. bem DaFsrfuum gu. aass mar
rubis.
r@rober @oit!@ T6rie Madinnon,
aIs bas 2i9t auf ben 8ootsbinterthetl
fiel. nbas 1T ia Elm Msnia = elm
tobter!"
Sn Der Sbat! gn zines Der sroBen
Corner bss 9irIdbuuptss seipi.bt,
mar elm bsindbe nadtsr. nur nit etlt'
den Sebsn bstlsibstsr WenidentOrper.
nit ldngem, bertpilbsrtsn Bart uno
Sauptbaar, bas jsin SeIidt beinabs
berbara, unb melt aufstrifenen, ities
rem Qlusen su isben! Gs mar bic 2ei1
DE zines alien DeutI6en, Der Bis pcr
ettpa einsm Sabre in Der RadbarI4aft
Elm Ginii.bIerleben sefiibrt bate unb
bann i'm Dabniinn in oi. Dilonib
psrf9ipunbtn unb lGneIt fir tpbt ges
balten porben mar. geim Giniprins
gen in bds Boot mar bic SornIpiBe
ssrabs in iein S.rs georunsen. uno
garndbp blieb 10 Dor einem aampf
nit einem Dubniinnissn befpahrt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
Batter nao 3inS.

2iebe erforSert @eeenliebe. 9afiir
baben &inbsr elm ieltsn feines 9sfiihl.
sic Iieben nur ba, mo iie fiiblen, bdB
linen aufridtise Ser5Ii9teit, ipdbrs
baft ieibitloie 2iebe, sIei6mdbise
6reuubIidteit entssssnsebra4t per@
ben.
Sn ben msiiten Sd[Ien bGnst bas
Sinb msbr an Der Wutter aIs an benz
@ater. 0as 1T natiirIidb. Die SHUTTER
bsI6Gftist iith bonn sriten Gage on nit
bem ainbe, tpibmst ii6 ibm pplIitGns
big, bat au9 INNER 3eit uno Snterehe
fir feline anIiesen, ia iie leitet eisents
li9, fpenisitens in ben eriten Sabren,
feline eanae grSiebuns.
Der Batter bat ieinen 8eruf, er pers
brinst msift nur feline Wtubeitunben
i'm 6amilientreiIe. Gr itebt ben 8ins
bern babur9 ferner unb 1T ibnen
frember, als bic Wlutter, bic itiinoli1
nit ibnen bertebrt. 9ie 9iutter pfleet
riidii9tsboa bafiir gu forsen, buB bic
9inber in @esehpdrt bes @uters be-
Ionbers rubis unb urtis iino. Den
Sinbern 1T alio bon Dprnberein elm
fleinsr Ddmpfer aufsefsBt, Der pobl
ieinen suten 3iped bat, aber iie bins
bert, iid nutiirli9 gu sebsn. 8ommt
Der Batter gar peritimmt ober perGrs
CERT nad SuuI., 70 fiiblen bic &inber
iOfort ben Druid, porfidtis 5ieben lie
Ii9 suriid ober baItsn ii9 Itia. 8ars
i1es Dsien, elm raubss Wort Derf9eus
den bas &inb. eritiden fofort ieben
pertrauliden @nndberunssperiud.
@srtrauli9er llmsans, oGrtli9es
Qlui1miesen au6 an ben Batter ipirb
nur mDsli9 iein, ipenn Der Batter trOB
ieiner Strense, entgegen ieiner Iutoz
ritGt, Suipeilen nit ben &inbern ipies
Der gum &inbe tpirb. glimmt er tbeil
an ben rubigen pber ldrmenben Spiez
len, ia IGBt er iid Ssitpeilig gar gum
pferbe, &amel ober Giel begrabiren.
70 perlieren bic 9inber ale S6eu,
iperben 5utroulih unb eriparten unees
bulbig fein @rfdeinen, Subelnb itiir=
men iie ibm enteeeen unb bGnsen ii4
SGrtIid an ibn. Sreunblidss Gingebsn
auf ibre tIeinen Snterefen, Ofteres
Gnteesentpmmen in ibren tinblihen
gl0tben ii6ern aud bsm Batter bas
@ertruuen isinsr &inber. Strenee
mub iebe ainbsrersiebuns beeleiten,
1T absr nur am Plabe, mo llngeborz
fem, SduIbeit, pirtIide SebIer unb
gersebsn fie nDtbis MAIDEN.
Der Batter 1T bic oberite SnItanS
ou9 bsim @trafen. DUB er itrufen
obsr ideIten, 70 miifen bic Sinber OGS
gepubtIein buben, bab er es nur ss>
Spunsen, gu ibrsm 8eFen tbut. sic
miiIIen fiiblsr, bab bic Strafe, bic Der
Batter uusiibt, i'm felbit an meiiten
I1merSt, ibm lleberipinbuns toItet.
Geben bic 9inber ein, bab iis ben 8as
fer eetrGntt baben, 10 ipirb eih milbes
8ort mebr behern uIs burte Strafe.
$40 Strtnee unb Milbe Sunb in
Sanb sebsn, Der Batter niat nur elm
iIrenser Sittsnri9ier, iOnbern aud
Elm lieber 6reunb unb Selfer, Elm gutter
Samerab 1T, ba flissen ibm bic Ser5en
Ieiner &inber BON ielbsr gu. Ser5Iider
sSrbel, ftiirmiI9e 3drtlidteit, pertrduz
lides Qsf9miseeu, eine ipurme 3uneis
erng iperben obne beIonbsres 3utbuu
iein iiiber 2Obn iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
gSie man In 0hiHa Wannitripte
surldift6t.

@obl bic b0fli6fe 5orm Der Riida
eabe BON Mauuitripten, bic gu Der
9lufnabms in elm 8Iutt mid. seeisnet
erI6eintn, ipsnbsn bic gbiuefen an.
Sm RoGfoIseuben Der Wortlaut zines
ipldsn 8esleitfdreibens aus Der Sebtr
eines bs5ppften Rebotteurs:
,,Dir ldien Dein uus eingeIanbtes
Manuftript nit unenbIider @onne.
Dir IdpDrsn Dir bsi Der sefpeihten
fI6e unierer 8orfohren. baB mir nod
niemals { in iol6es Meiiterlpert Der
sSeber geleisn baben. Wiirben mir es
6sm 9rude iib,reeben, 70 niirbe Se.
Mlojsitdt Der GaiIsr, unier erhabener
unb mddtiser Serr, uns ben 8efebl
fenben, bieies MeiItsripert gum oou=
srnbsn @prbilbe gu rebmen uno nihts
I'll bruden, mas ienem an seiitisem
@srtte nadiiiube. 9a dber mir ieI<
ten fold 'Serporrcsenbes seidriebsn
frirb, 70 piirbe unIsre 3eitung bic
nadItsn Sebntouienb Sabre nir aIs
psibes papisr erIdeinen. 9esbaIb
fenben mir Dir nit 3ittern unb 3asen
Detn sOttlides Manuifript retour unb
erfleben Define 8erSeibuns nit DieIsn
Sauienben BON @ebetsu."
SOflider fam man ui6t mebr Iein.
Ser r@aulois". benz bies entnommen
III. bat bic prpbe bdrduf semddt unb
einem @inIenber Elm MauuItript nit
bieIem 3srt ais 8eslettf6reiben retpur
geianbt. glm onberen Gage fanben Iib
Sirei Serreu ouf Der Reoattion elm =
bic 3eusen bes estrdntten @infsnbers!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
domGaie Der Sisbs.
eiisse pon RathiIba Roos. aus benz
edmebiiasn ppn Rartba Sorin.

eduebifdsn pun Rartba Sorin.
Die 5ruse, bic er immer fpisbsr an
5i1 iteIlte unb bsren 8eantportung er
70 innig bsrbeitpiinf9te, mar bieIe:
nWann iperbe if beiratben t0nnsn2"
@r mar nun brei Sabre perlpbt ees
tpeien, unb nit iebem Gage, Der psrs
flob, purb. feline Ssbniu9t bdna9
srDber. fein eisenes tlsines Ssim eins
Suridten unb feline seliebte iunee
8ruut bort binein5ufiibrsn. 9lber
baSu ssbOrte mebr als Elm drmer, nod
unbetannter aiinItlsr unb GdriftIielz
Ter eriperben tounte. @r re9nstt unb
re9nete, unb 70 balb er einsm ieiner
perbeiratbeten Sreunbe besssrete,
fraste er, tuie bod iib feline iGbrliden
aussoben beliefen. Iber bd er bann
INNER 70 srobe 3iffern uls Qlutport
bstum, bDrte er 6alb nit Srdssn auf
uub ma4t. i'm StilIsn feline 8ers9s
rungtn.
Gs mar ibm Bis babin aIlss i'm 9es
ben eegliidt. Seine 9emGlbe purben
getnuft, bic @erleser be5ablten feline
2lrbsiten gut, unb fpsnH aud Isin bib
idtr BARTON ibm nidts sinbra9ts, 10
berlisb sr bod fsinsr psrIon cine be-
Ionoere an5iebunsstraft. Die Msns
fden ptriu9ten aud, ibn nad bsIten
&rdften gu peripDbnen; aber es ssldns
ibnsn ni6t. Sn bsm oft IGrmtnben,
pberfIddli9sn @sieLIdaftslsbsn perr
itanb er es, iid1 bic Ssbniuht mad
bem itiIIen, reinsn, bGusIidsn Slid,
tpie er es felt ieiner @erlobuns ere
trGumt bate, 5u bepabrtn.
&u9 feline 9rdut mar arm, unb
buSu fam. boB ie elmer anstiebsnen
6umilie ansebOrte, bic ii9 troB ibr,r
armuth nidt bon ben 9lniprii6en an
bas 2sbsn bsfrtisn tonnte, su henen
Elm perloren eeedngener Reidtbum
iie er5oeen bate. 9ie Wlutter, @itts
tpe zines boben 8samtsu, l.bte BON
elmer tIeinen qsniion unb bait. bic
Sohtsr er5osen, als OBJ Fe eine rsi9e
Grbin pGre. DieIs TelbIt befab ali.
Sulente. bic Elm iunsss MGb9en ans
aiebenb MAIDEN; iis bate pieI geleien,
fang sntsiidenb, ipislts 8lupier, uub
iiber ihrer @onperiation lag Elm feinsr
0uft BON Naabenten uno poetiI6sm
SrGumsn. 4ber pom Rdben perItanb
lie ni9ts dnbsres, als feline Stidereien
su MAIDEN, unb in bic Riihe unb bic
Speiietammer Iebte iie niemaIs ibren
SUB. glles bas beIcrgte bic Mutter,
ipGbrenb bic So9ter ibrtn oeiItiaen
MenI4en eniipidslts. Sic lie6t. BEN
iuna,n Sfiinitter nit Der 2iebe oes
Ser3ens unb Der pbantuIie, unb i6rsr
SrGume Sraum mar Der, einit als
feline 9attin nsben ibm gu IteGsn unD
ibn gu inipiriren, ipenn er feline Wsis
iteriperte I1uf. glber bds Itslisr, in
bem lie iid bann fub. mar bod unb
aerGunig, nit WdrmorflieIen uuo
i9peren portieren an ben S6iiren;
Der tleine Raum, in bsm ibr 8rauii.
gam iebt gu arbeitsn pfIeste, mar ic
eng unb anfprudsIos. buB Iie elm r:6=
tises llnbsbassn Bel BEN 9sbdnten
barun empfdnb.
ginit, aIs er iis bOrtbin ssfii5rt
bate unb iie hiHtsr ibm ittbsnb auIaG.
pie er malts, ipanbte tr Ii9 ploblin
um. mart ben pinisI bon ii6 unb
Taste:
rSaft 9u Mutb, mein 2isbIins,
bann ersrtifsn mir ous Slid unb ma.
den oieie Stunbe gum Gnfans bon
tauIsnb ebsnfc gliidli6tn9"
Sic dH.lpprtete nidt Ioelsidb unb
soe iia Dor isinsn feurissn 8liden sus
rid. Sitf in bem Snnern ibrer Seele
mar fets ti:i,r Sdred Dor bsr Qrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30

-0oppeIftnnis. o.: rMO9z
teit 0u mir nidt nit sebn Utart unz
ter bic arme srsifeng" a.: rOu, bus
1T eine tiBllse Sude!"
unm6slid. 0ireitor: ,Sis
pOlIen ben .aObsnsrin" Tinaenq.
Rein, msin aieber, bas sebt nidt! Bel
Sbrem S9pGbsIn slaubt mans ia
gar ni9t. buB sic aus einem unbe.
iannten Qdnbs comment"
S0diter ReaIismus.
Ssrr (im Sbedtsr): .Das mar benn
porbin duf Der @aIeris Ios9" 9oasns
fdIiebsr: AID. ipie Der S9aufpieIsr
Sdmirl auf Der 8iibne Itarb, ba I,t
obsn cine BGidsrin in Sbnma6t aes
fallen. =. bic orme dlts 5rdu hattie
ndmIih nr4 5pOIf Mart bon iDm gu
friee.n!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
0os q d ntrHe

: Das S&ptrfe. SduIS.:
-9lass sefGllt mir BEL Der giirssrmei'
fterei, fpenn man nur nibt INNER ftis
n.n Rdmsn fdrsibsn miiBt!"
= Gin oufmsrtf mer
@irtb. Srember: rSie boben bier
brei Barometer = ubsr iebsr 5eist ans
bers!" Dirth: rOds 6ubsn mir 10
einseridtet. Inn alien Diini9en uniss
rer 9Gte ssre9t gu fperoeu!"
, 1905-08-16
WHAT ELIHU ROOT THINKS
OF THE GANG
ga Criminal Combination Mas
querading Under the Name
of Republicans"

Elihu Root, II of the strong figures
of liepublicanism, has been elevated to
a position of the highest honor and op-
portunity in the Secretaryship of State.
No II who has watched his career can
doubt that he will shed lustre upon the
Office and maintain well the honor of
the nation.
His keen insight and his sturdy 10y
atty TO the principles of Republicanism
have not been shown to better purpose
than in his courageous denunciation of
graft among powerful persons in his
party. His recent letter to Mayor
Weaver, of Philadelphia, startled the
country by its vivid language, and won
for him the highest praise as a leader.
His characterization of the Gang as
"a corrupt and criminal combination
masguerading under the name of Re-
publicans" will always be remem-
bered.
The u%tterance is of such wide impor-
lance that it has been preserved in per-
manent form. The letter will appear
as a supplement to the Sunday North
American Of August 20. 1t is printed
IN IA handsome colored sheet, suitable
for framing, decorated with Secretary
Roots portrait and the arms of the
United States and Philadelphia, the
whole making a souvenir which every
Pennsylvania should keep.
, 1905-08-16
High HeeIa.

The results of the evil of wearing
high heel shoes are quite serious. The
weight of the body is thrown on the
toes and against the upper leather of
the shoe, crowding the foot and shut
ting off the blood circulation. The feet
become badly nourished and the nerves
diseased, and the body ls thrown In
such an unnatural position that the
whole nervous system is injured. The
effort of the body to balance Oh these
spine. Frequent and severe head
aches and early failure Of eyesight,
due to the nerve strain, are among the
resultant evils
, 1905-08-16
GRASSY SOUND SOUNDINGS

As August advances the number of
visitors increases.
O~ceanbreezes and healthful surround
ings abound.
Cottage euchres afford much enjoy
ment for the evenings.
The daytime passes too quickly with
bathing, rowing, yachting, fishing,
and grabbing.
Mrs. Erwin Faust spent Sunday and
Monday with Miss Kathryn Faust.
John II. Twaddell has MOI lost his
reputation as an expert angler.
Enoch Cook was at his cottage on
Sunday the 9th.
Frank Smith and Miss Bertha Sutton
of Ocean View We're entertained by
Miss Lillian Price on Thursday. After
spending the day in bathing, rowing
and fishing, they returned home well
coated with SUI burn.
A progressive was given on Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Lillian Price
and Miss Kathryn Faust. The prizes
were won by Mr.. Chas. Faust, Mrs.
Hartley Nauman, Miss Kathryn Faust,
Walter Beeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore, of Over
brook. are spending a few days at the
Sounds.
John w. Price and family will return
to Tacony on Tuesday after spending a
pleasant vacation at the Sounds. They
anticipate spending a longer vacation
here next year.
Samuel Toole, of Dairy Church, Pa,
was IA Sunday visitor.
Robert Camac is building a house on
Mr.. Bunch's property to protect his
launches during the winter.
Mr.. Barrett is again with us. being
located at the Ideal cottage.
John H.. Twaddell will occupy a
cottage neal the station on the South
Side during the remainder of. August.
James b. Getz club entertained a
number of guests during the week.
, 1905-08-16
KITCHEN HELPS.

Agateware thu has been aiscolored
or burned may be cleaned with coarse
salt and vinegar.
A tablespoonful of boraX is an agree
able addition to the dishWater and
helps to keep the hands soft instead of
irritating them, IS soda does.
Soiled dish towels should not be
dropped into hot soapsuds until they
have been washed first in lukewarm
water. The hot suds set the dirt.
A wash bench that can be folded
when not in use and put out of the
way is a good thing to have in a small
kitchen where there are no stationary
tubs.
A molding board makes a very salts
factory extra shelf for the kitchen If
fastened to the wall with hinges and
chains to prevent its sagging when
lowered.
When you boil milk, grease the
saucepan with butter before putting in
the milk. This will prevent the gran
ules that gather on the bottom of the
saucepan. that are so hard to wash off.
, 1905-08-16
Marriage OF Miss Alice Lame.

Mr.. Fred H. Waldron, a hustling
young business man of New Haven,
Conn, came TO town the other day and
married one of Vineland's fair daugh-
tiers, Miss Alice Lame. The ceremony
was performed August 10th. at the
residence of Mrs. w. r. Prentiss, who
is a sister of the bride. After a few
days in Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldron will return here and make
the trip home in their automobile,
through New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and New York. Mr.. Waldron is Sec
rotary for an insurance company and
prominent in Masonica and social circles.
-Vineland Journal.
Ten years ago Miss Lame was a resi-
dent of Wildwood and assisted her
mother, Mrs. Briggs, in the manage
ment of the Sunset cottage, being well
known to the earlier citizens and visi-
tors of Wildwood. Prior to 1885 Miss
Lame also assisted in the management
of Hotel Dayton.
, 1905-08-16
THE RESTFUL COUGH.
1t Is the Best Refuge For the over
worked House Mistress.

Couches are said to have saved more
minds and nervous systems than all the
physicians and medicine chests put
together. They are the best refuge
that the overworked house mistress
has, and their only shortcoming is in
want of use. Few women know how
much refreshment they can gain from
a couch and do not half enough use
it.
The restful couch is not Il yard and
u half contrivance with tough cover
ings. 1t is broad and comfortable and
soft and luxurious, on which a woman
may nestle in peace among the pill
lows and be cozily comfortable
Every room can make use Of a
couch. When distracted by her in
finite cares or worried over u bill, a
woman finds infinite relief in IL place
where she can throw herself down
and, stretched at ease, allow her
troubles to straighten themselves out
of their own accord, as they always
do when the troubled mind can cease
from troubling in a dream. BY this
hysteria is aVerted, beauty is
preserved and wOmankind's chances
for salvation tremendously promoted.
, 1905-08-16
KEEP PILLOW E
They Can BE Nicely Mt
Home without Difficulty.

After illness pillows should always
be renovated. They seem to absorb
and retain the breath to a great de-
gree, so that an ordinary airing will
not clean them.
They Il be nicely renovated at
home and without difficulty. Lay two
supports across the sink, or, better
still, across the bathtub, upon which
lay the pillow. over it pour boiling
hot water, enough to soak through and
through. Let it drain until it stops
dripping; squeeze it Il little if neces-
sary. Open a newspaper so that it
will be a little larger than the pillow
and tnke several t~hicknesses.
Lay the paper on the radiator or on
one end of the range, and Oh it put the
pillow, Over it put more paper, that
the top may not cool oyerquickly.
Turn it when the bottom seems dry.
1t will dry most quickly and will be
puffed up rs light as a feather. 1t Is
really renovated by steam, which is
just what is done for you when you
sen it away to be cleaned.
If the pillow Is solled wash it just as
you would wash anything else-put it
bodily, feathers and all, Into the tub
If necessary. Do not be afraid to do
this; it will not hurt it.
The drying process may be done In
the open air. For that pin the pillow
end firmly to n clothesllne which Is In
partial shade. If one treatment does
not sufficiently cleanse, pour more wa
ter owe as 1t hangs and let 1t dry.
Repeat this until it smells thoroughly
sweet and fresh, even though 1t takes
several days to accomplish it.
The sun., 1905-08-20

gsrmeuts skstched show hand embroidery
possible only to the skilled needlswoman
but these wore selected because their lines
were particularly good, and these lines
might be reproduced without the more
difficult details.
The most elaborate and costly OF the
lingerie shown we have purposely passed
by. Beautiful to nee, with It's real lace
It's complicated design, it's wealth Of hand
work, II 10 for the select few, even in this
day Of general oxtrava ganoe, and would
suggest little Of Use to tho average woman.
Three hundred, four hundred, Ave
hundred dollars, Is no unusual price for a
set Of lingerie to be included 10 trousseau,
and thousands OF dollars 20 into tho lingerie
OF a bride who marries from one Of our
ultra rich and fashionable families, but
beyond certain point such extravaganoe
Is Grass folly. and one reconoiles oneself
to 1t only by thought of the amount Of
work 1t provides for work folk
The ohenise u the most charming under
The sun., 1905-08-20

touches Of hand work introduced upon these
garments whore machine work would not
be adequate--hand worked eyeleta, butt =
holes, sca!lops, lines of herringbone, little
embroidered sprigs, SO. working In ami
cably with the fine machine work.
A few New York firms have also resorted
to the device OF importing partially made
undergarments. These have touches Of
French hand work which II done here would
raise the cost OF tho garment 10 high
figure; but the main part OF he making is
done here by machine, 80 that the models
can be sold at prices comparatively low.
The general tendency In underwear
during the past season has been toward
simplici' OF ou' line and in,ricacy Of detail.
The big collars, full bertha' and such fluffy
features have been prac ically eliminated
from the nightgowns, chemi'es and corset
covers, and only the petticoats are all
fro'hy and believing with lace trimmed
frills and hounoes.
The change u raj ional one, for, while be-
coming and. pretty at the start loose collars,
bari ha,, jabots, &C., mu ,s so easily that they
are never present able after one wearing.
while the fat trimmed garments keep their
freshness until soiled.
Finest French batiste and nainsook are
the materials chosen for the daintiest lin
serie, and one sees but little Of the sturdier
cambria, while the stout muslin underwear
is for women with any pretensions to
dainty dressing q thing OF past age.
The sheer lingerie wears poorly, Is wreck ed
by careless laundering, is, In fact. hope