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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

WANTED-Two girls for general
laundry work at once. Citizens
Steam Laundry, LOG West Pike
street. sePtsa,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25
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No dangerous drugs or alcoholic
eoncoctions are taken into the stom-
lch when Hyomei is used. Breath
ed through the inhaler, the balsam-
ic healing of Hyonei penetrates to
the most remote cells of the nose and
throat, and thus kills the catarrhal
germs, heals the irritated mucous
membrane and gives complete and
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simplest, most pies
mt and the only guaranteed cure for
catarrh that has been discovered.
Complete outfit, $1.o0; extra bottles
so cents.
For sale by sturm & wilson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

FOR SALE One good hand
made tlree-qnarter top buggy, in
first class condition; viii sell chea
Apply at Standard Milling com
pany. june14d-H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

Praise the sea. but keep on the land
Herbert Is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

FoFy RENT Two bushes
rooms wish basement, well lighted.
For nformation call at 645 Yves
Pike street. iun1sdtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

FOR RENT-Room at 81 West
Pike street. oct2OH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

wANTED-Re presentatiw m own
community $4,000 capital re
quired. Good salary to right party
Bona-fide real estate proposition
Address New Martinsville Improve
1nent Co., Wheeling or Steelton, w
Va. oct2otf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

FOR RENT-One furnished front
room. Call at No. III w Pike
street. oct16tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-25

FOR RENT Eleven room house on
Second street, modern convenien-
ces. Rent reasonable. a. NJ. T.
Cunningham, 333 Mechanic. 19stf
WANTED One experienced cham
bermaid, at once. Metropolitan
hotel. oct16tf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Hate and Jealousy
 Among the New Waists

Silk, Wool, Cotton, Linen. Which do you choose7 There they are, arranged in rows of crystal cases and tiers of shelves. showing off-they almost tak-"Gad to see you, Welcome Oh, buy me please" I'm sure you prefer my arstocraic sken self to that peban, coarse and cotton thing there Veng one another for your preference and indeed it is hard to choose from such crowd of beautes. Shall we hep2-But Ours not to show partiaity-Ours is to use sense and taste to gather these pretty things and by process of brilliant merchandising to offer you waist bargains that are utterly matcheSS.
 Irish stock col either side of decorated with quite elaborate decorated with hem houders sleeves; deep trimmed with plais $35o.
 finished fagotng braid ucs down; large lego with butons back tucked; $2.5o. pretty collar and tab large trimmed paits down with pearl buttons; special $4e5
 insertion decorated with medallion; 12nch cuffs with small floral de- wi s1 gauge;
 affair with and frl; the embroidery lace the collar is of lace n the by series of wide lace worth the $9s with alorish and shoulders eaborate with fagong eeves deep cuffs; price $399
 
 large 8nch trimmed aneta plai and French large buttons decorate front; price, $4e5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Rain Coats For Women, Outer Coats For Girls
Are YOu a Mother!
 DO You Want Girls S'COafS?
H So, Read On

The department of Childrens and Girls Cloaks and Coats One entire and perfect little speciality store Anything, everything Complete. The advantages ot such department are numerous Mothers will not be forced to buy "odish' suits, that is, ones meant for women and then depend on the cutting down process in the altering rooms to get the proper ILL The styles we show are distinctly juvenile and young ish" made expressly for girls and misses all express sve of the buoyancy and happiness ot the young Prices are truly Saksonian. Lowest in town.
 syearge sailor collar decorated Wn m senas turned back front plaited at back Made service chevo, Price $36o
 Cbdens and Misses cheviot long coat with pa collar buttons front insignia on sleeves baclc serviceabe coat Price $4so
 olive trimmed in velvet large trimmed h VeiVet ooat ls Price $69o .,, |. ..s uo,ro. back cuffs trimmed In green velvet back trimmed in straps of red and green ve Price $895
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Den7i- Dresses
 Distinctly Different

Charming and winsome, we assure you. Each dress stamped with characteristics salient that the of it will be observed of all observers. AND THEY ARE READY MADE. That is a point de- serving imphasis. All that dressmaker can accomp- fish minus the troubles of buying material selecting and matching trimmings, decideing the style, minus dresses-costing less than if you had them made.
 The style? Inspired by Paris that is sufficient Copies of imported models. French ideas Amercanized Paris piquancy subdued and softened for womenly
 This dress fine afe in pale blue Yoke is formed of dainty med insertion waist is extremely full with several of ats the de The skirt trimmed with letn insertion Price $<495
 crisp bright a
  n is insertion and pts S2es5 a fagoting beautiful extending below tuck silk drop. Price $425o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

some years ago, a man suspected of mur- der was discovered to have on two fing- CTS of his right hand marks which had clearly been made by peculiarly shaped human teeth. The teeth of the dead man were shown to exactly fit into the marks, and the prisoner was convicted.
 The mystery surrounding the death of a great Continental banker was cleared by means of cigar holder found in the room with the body. No one could identify the holder. No one had ever seen the banker using it. But in the holder was a small piece of unconsumed cigar end, Experts pronounced it cigar of the finest quality-one wh'vh only a person of wealth could afford 10 purchase. This evidence appeared to confirm the notion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
LOLHS SAKS, C|0tf7ier 70 the Whole Family

that the cigar holder had belonged 10 the dead plutocrat. He had cigars Tn the house, too, of the same brand.
 One of the detectives, however, engaged in the case was not satisfied. The cigar holder was peculiarly worn in two places. Its owner had evidently been accustomed to bit it hard Two teeth had almost bit ten it through. The detectives inserted the holder in the mouth of the dead man. but his teeth would not fit these hollows. The holder had evidently belonged to the murderer. He was discovered at last in the person of the bankers cook, whose teeth corresponded to the worn places He had been accustomed to helping him. self to his masters choice cigars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
WOnen'S CraVenetfe Coats, Worth SI7.5O
Special at $I2.5O

One Presty, of England, as great a genius with fabrics as a Whistler with brush is responsible tor the only thoroughly water proofng process, the name of which has now become a household Word-Crave- nete The process produces no physical change, yet by magic of its chemicals fabric is rendered as lm- perous to water as piece of tile roofing Of course, Cravenette has been initiated, however, never sue cessfuly, and these would be- water proofs are all but worthless.
 Therefore look for the genuine.
 The Cravenette rain coat illustrated here, worth $l75O at $2.5O is typical Saks bargain. An expla- nation of how and why we can sell it at the price is due you and We relate all the circumstances connected with it. maker saw chance to buy lot ot Crave nete at price, Because he saved in the purchase and saved in the making we got them at an excep- tionay low rate Following the example of the manu- facturer we decided to trim our profits and offer them as special at Sl2S0 You see there is saving right down the line netting you five dollars in the end. Several coors made lp beautifully, trimmed tasteflly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
m knif Underwear
 "MerOde" Stands for Best.

Merode is underwear that fits and incidentally and in comparison with other brands in point of service stands as two to one Easily superior.
 Now that Autumn is on the tapis- sand there Is nip ping eagerness about the air that suggests winter don't you think you had better change to the heavier, war mer sort? Or at least while stocks are at full de sizes ranges complete, varieties int act and prices as low as they will ever be- don't you think you ought to buy2
 The following are splendid values. fH
 ength shaped waists made of soft combined with half 5oc garment
 twohds wool onethrd cotton pearl length; pants; a garment
 wool finished soft inside to ribbon perfect e5o garment
 wool mixed washing silk crochet and nec crochet down drawers; price, $125
 Equestrian tights of silk and wool mixed; snug httng md comoabe price, $125
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Special at $I2.5O

question whether there were in the cell lars. where the thief might have con oealed himself, cobwebs of the same de- scription There were, and the immacu- lately dressed man will in future prop- ably take a clothes brush with him when engaged in like pursuits. He will not need one, however, for over two years.
 'Tt is the little thing that catches the criminal" declared M. Mace. the great head of the Paris police. He caught a criminal named Avinet by scent the offender used The crime was terrible one-the murder of a lady for her jewels and certain bonds in her possession. Ihe lady was discovered lying upon the hoor of her room dead. She had been strang- led. No one had been seen EolnE In or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

his pocket out with handkerchief which was larger than lady ST Wlthln TOUT days Mace had found his man. It was inc scent that led to his head falling into M. Deibler's packet.
 In the Black museum at Scotland Yard is the plaster cast of bitten apple. which was the only clue the police had to the identity of the perpetrator of a most sensational crime. The murderer victim was woman Who was lounu dead in A room in house in Great Co., ram street London. The assassin had eaten part of the apple, and very fair impression of his teeth remained in the frnit Unfortunately the clue was not sufficient. and the guilty man was never discovered. ,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
"SakS for Girls Suits" We Hear H Every Day.

Dark colors, not easily soed Woolens of sufficient weight to keep her warm if the schoolroom is trifle chilly if the heat is not well distributed. Nobby Peter Thompson, Sailor and Russian Styles; and the beauty is, you escape the trouble of making them They are Ready Dresses Special for Monday at I05.
 Dresses trimmed in white braid brad sleeves pued at wrst plain $250; at $1e5
 Dresses of sailor collar; large cufs skirt and waist trimmed in whit $500; special $195
 fancy worsted bue very elaborate yoke trimmed % buttons at ont laHeta pirdle full skir eial at $1.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

departing from her rooms. There appear ed to be no clue.
 The unfortunate lady had evidently been suddenly attacked while engaged m frinedly conversation with visitor, for a bottle of wine and two partly hlled glasses stood upon the table A hand kerchief, a lady's. was on the floor beside her It was at once assumed that the handkerchief was madame's, and that 1t had fallen from her hand. But it was scented, and no one had ever known madame to use that peculiar scent
 Mace came to the conclusion that it be- longed to the murderer and that the as sassin was a man of effeminate and dandyish habits. What man was there likely to commit that crime who used such A scent and preferred not to bulge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
CRIMINALS CAUGHT BY TRIPLES.
Little Mistakes They Made Gave Clues
 to Detectives.
From the London Answers.

From the London Answers
 The eye of the law Is remarkably Keen novadays A few weeks back man was brought up at the Central criminal court who found himself in the dock mainly through cobweb. A detective had been attracted to pay him peculiar attention by the fact that, fashionably attired, he was vaIking down the street with mass Of cobwebs on the elbow of his frockcoat. The news received later that robbery had been effected at wine merchants office in tho neighborhood suggested the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
At the Market PrIce.

Translated for Tales from Fliegende Blatter.
 Baron, what did you give your boys for birthday presents?" Soldiers"
 And your daughter?' T bought her one. too-a lieutenant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

of the multitude or new moQelS m the SIX matter and the prices make buying easy.
 Wonen's Suits of Chevot all wool and serv- icezhle as can be. Bacl.-Long coat, shawl ef- feet at shoulders fitted back buttoned and welted seams. large sleeves and turned back cufs slart is plain at hips, pleats begin at knees and "a to sottom ................l9.So So
 Womens Tailored Suits of Worsteds. Grey -thTee-auarter length coat velvet collar, long Iapeis, large sleeves, turned back cuffs, gathered slightly at waist, trimmed at back in velvet cov- cred buttons. Skirt is pleated at bottom.
 This Suit of Domestic Venetan-long coat long apefs, pleated from shoulder to waist at either side of front. Back is pleated in similar style. gathered at waist. Turned back cuffs decorated in black buttons. Lined throughout in satin. Skirt is rather plain. Flaring at bottom
 Price ................... ''.'AS.So
 This suit is of Venetian, and as you know, Ve- netian Is one of the genteel dressy fabrics that never goes out of style. This suit is tailored superbly, hip length coat long lapels, velvet trimmed large sleeves, turned back cuffs trimmed in velvet Skirt is model of plainness, yet very pretty. Price. e................ <f'So
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
An old Traveller.

Translated for Tales from Je Sais Tout.
 Hotel Clerk-There Is not room left in the house. and we cannot put you up ex- cept in the landlords room.
 Gues.-That'll debut can you stow my luggage in rlace where It will be safe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Another TeIcDhOne. Ask Central for 22OO

If you wish to communicate with the Womens Suit Department any other department on the Second Floor, call Saks 2209, Bell Peoples.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
Tailored Suits for Petite WOmen'

Hard tried Well do We made for and and petite sarehe in abundan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
MerCeriZed HOiServ soc Worth 75C--a Special

Black extra like silk fast coors made of Egyptian hosiery bargain have offered in tme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
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New Season New Goods New Departments New E1eryting
"NOneSuCh" NeCkWear In All Birmingham.

The New in Neckwear. Here it is. Stocks, tabs and fichur H ardlv two weeks since their conception, not more than ten days since their thoughts were ex- ecuted and made tangible. So quickly do get them here at Sas. It is fine store, this, intimate is our relations with the producers of the ultra and fashionable in neck decoration that show the pretty things simultaneously with their appearance on Broadway and State Streets.
 Irish linen white; the SIX pleated price, $OO
 of Stock of heavy silk linen embroidery price 75c.
  
 Stock and combined; in taf 75c fllv in 8eo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

We appeal you through your of thrift We believe that admiration for the artistic in wearing apparel measured by Things beautiful they economical. Those the ideas that direct work We have not wildly into collecting lot outre show pecesnor have we lost our equ bum by buying much op-heavy stock of spurious Pas dresses made in loft West Broadway The imported that here genuine-HoWever enough of that
 Merely casual glance at the suits at Saks reveals the idea that dominated in their selection They practical servceabe yet they happy accord with the uest and highest principles art and style Every path in the Autumn Fashion March has been followed Every trend is athoravey represented There long coats short and between coasto say nothing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
SHOULD MAKE sAKs THEIR HEADQUARTERS
Record Breaking Business in Tailored Suits

Business has started with rush. It that Autumn out for records for she smashing past achievements merry clip The way judge is in the sales shee and the for last week show increase more that twenty five per cent the corresponding period last year However that is nothing-it must be more. and it will.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24

This suit is grey worsted-long coat that but tons nearly to bottom, close fitting waist-pleats at back large sleeves, plain cuffs decorated with buttons, coat is lined throughout with satin. Skirt is plain over hips, farng at bottom--one of the most stylish models of the season.
 Price ....... ........... .............of.S This suit is hard finish, dust shaking, well, worsted, color is one of the stylish greys. Bodice suggests the bolero that was very stylish some time since, surplice neck trimmed in velvet and gilt buttons-large sleeves and turned back cuffs Skirt is muchly peated-Price. ..50.o5
 This beauty of imported venetian-Coat is long, touching the ground-good tailoring sticking out all overi it. Long rolling lapels at front trimmed in braid. Collar is trimmed in in black braid-fitted at bacl-large leg o'mutton sleeves and very deep cuffs with decoration of braid and buttons Coat is lined throughout in rich blue satin Skirt.is plain over hips fairng at bottom in manifold pleat Price. 4o.5O
 This Suit-Blach Imported Broadcioth-Long coat with long lean lapels trimmed in velvet and black and white silk bands. Shoulders are strapped-Large velvet covered buttons are perched near the sleeves-Large sleeves gather ed in pleats at wrist. Plain cuffs trimmed in black and white braid. Skirt is plain at hips falling in narrow pleats to bottom ......o5.OU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
A NUESTRAS AGENC|AS

Adverttmos los sefiores sgentes
que ell cohro de suscriciones Sc hace
MES PoR MES y que ellos son respon-
sables de los recibos que no devuelvan
al remitir la remesa mer sual. I'm sus.
critor puede embr0llar q la empresa
una quota; pero no mas de una, por-
que entonces la sgencia, por 70 re-
caudar q tempo, serfa responsible an
to nosotros.
Tambien advertimos que no son
admisibles las man'festsclones de que
Sc DIo DE BAJA A TAI SUSCRITOR Y A
TAI oTRO IN mes, 8 dos, tres meses
antes. Aquf Sc toma pota de las ba-
Jas Embellishments, Sc contesta en- ell
acto y Sc suspende ell envfo de elem
pis"ss. 81 un agsnts da la bsia y no
Sc le coutetta, debe repesirla, y avissr
que ell periodico sigue yendo.
Estss edvertencss nacen de dif-
cultades que Sc presentsn q cada dfs
sin raz6n de ser, va que Ia empresa
dicta reglas invsrisb'es y es natursl
que aguarde de sus buenos amigos la
observancis de esss reglas que son su
dnica garsntfs de buena marcha eco.
monica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
UN VIAJE AEREO

La salids de Percival Spencer y
Butler en- un globo, con el obieto de
observar ell eclipse de sol, en- lar
go visje aereo hssta Frsncia. Par
theron de Putney q las II, 80 del misr-
coles, y 4 as u, 50 los ocultaron las
nubes. RemontSronse 4 una altura
de 1900 pies, pudieron exsminsr per-
f-ctaments ell eclipse y secsron mu-
chas f6ic grsfias; luego dfscendieron
tresciert pies, cue fue cuando com
prendisron que estsban mar sfde a
por eompleto. Fl tempo rublado es
ocasion6 no Docas dihsu tades.
A lss $3.50 p. m, psssron por
Snowfaques, auusat ra de s, 200 pies,
y seguidamente sscer dieron q l0,5OO
pies. Visisbsn a rsz6n de 80 millss
poF bora, AlcNnzsEop 10 costa fran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
'POR IA UNION Y POR "A RAzA

Mace ell <Club Ibero- Americsno1
i'm nulsos de grandss y mobiles ser IT,
mientos, y viene a satisfacer una nece.
sidad que Sc dsjaba sent!r entire los
sementos de nussGa rszs, dispersos
en- esta gran metr6poli, como psdaIos
de roca, sin solidaridad, sin union,
sin nsd", en- fin, de 10 que constituye
la fuerza de las colonias extrapjaras
que en- terra extrada ponen en- eier-
cicio sus actividades y Sus energfss.
Unos cuapt,s espfritus altruistal
| y patriot lanzaron la idea. y grato
nos es consignarlo, tuvo entusiasta
acogida entire los elsmentos mas pres-
tigiosos de Ia col( mis- hispano. amsri.
cana.
Todas las colonias extrspgerss
tienen en Nueva York sus clubs y sus
peri6dicos redactados en- lengus ma
tiva, que les dan personalidad y fuer-
"a ante la opinion pdblica, y no es
Ia colonia de orfgen espaf1ol Ia mepcs
activa nj la menos laboriosa. El ele-
mento espadol y sl elemer to surname.
ricano constituysn aqul una colonia
que se distingue por su inteligencis,
por su laboriosidad y por su honra.
dez: solo le falta para hacer rssaltar
con luz propia esas virtudes la union
y Ia solidaridad que hsce fuerte 8 las
otras co!onias. Y ese vacio viene 4
llensr el eClub Ibero American ,, y
esas ideas viene a propsgsr la modes
ia hoja que hoy ofrecemos nuestros
|compatriotas.
Sin exclusivismos egoistss y sin
et fer Mas rivalidsdes Q, te Club"
tiende formar un lazo de uni6o, no
va entrs sus miembros, sino entire to-.
dos los que aquf poseen oil habla cas-
sellans y pertenezcan la rsza iber q,
hsyan nacido en- America, en- Espafla,
en- Portugal, 6 residan on ell ma, apar-
tado rinc6n del mundo.
Sin otra bsndera que Ia de eUni6n
y Copcordia;s y sin ms egoismos que
el arhelo, noble y generoso, de coad-
yuvar al progreso de la colonia en- to-
dos los ramos do Ia actividad huma
ma, desde las ciencias y ell arte q las
industrias y el comercio, ell eClub Ite-
ro-Americano, sera no una mera SC
ciedad recreativa. sino Paran!nfo de
esas ideas y de esos ssntimientos
Y este peri6dico, abandonando ell
estrecho y tortuoso csmino do las dis
cusiones polfticas y religiosas; omi.
tier do todo aquello que afectar pui- :
da q 'os sentimientos personales re-
gionsles de los membros de nuestra
colonia, SO lama por la ancha y lu.
minosa via de las ideas de union y
confraternidsd, que han de hacernos
fuertes, vigorosos y progresissas.
No creemos, no podemos Greer en-
la degeneration ri mucho menoa on la
ruins de una ra1a que en- pasados si.
CLOS ejerci6 la egemonfs del mundo y
que, resurgiendo q la vida de un nus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
PARA FL PUEBLO RUSSO

EsK va terminsdo por mpleto
un importante proyecto de ley para el
pueblo ruso.
Por 81 Sc le cor cede, cen ciertss
limitaciones, el der cho de corgregsr-
Sc en assmbleas para Ia discussion de
asuntos pnlftiGo' e;nr6mic ;.
Despu6s que sea ,evlssdo, en- de
tiaitivs, por ana comisi6n uombrs da
al 'pt INTO, ,erS somst'do dlcha prov &c.
to de ley 4 ID ansd raci6n re. Car
Esa reiorms msrcsr4 un gran q
80 de sdel rto en- ell terreno de la.
coucesiores Co siituc'opales que Sc
pueds llegar q dilffutar en- ell pueb'c c
ruso,