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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28

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18iGbrige Sarmeriunse 2eonarO &reib
in ct. Soiepb, Mi9., lieB fein 2ieb>
den iiben uno ma9te oafIr Ser 70jdbs
riqen Witttpe Sarab 2enon einen Seis
ratbsantrdg, Der angenpmmen purbe.
Siefer Sage tpurOen Die beiOen elm
rgliidli6es," reun au9 etDds unsl,i@
DIES padr.
SSre@er 81 b. Gin MarH.
fam jiingit in Die italieniT9e SAM IN
G~lepslanb, g., ergriff in Der Sffioe
Gin peSd, Ipelfes pdpiergsl0 I'm Sss
TRACE BON mebreren Sauieno Dollars
entbielt, uno elite bamit binaus. Mfebz
rere 9erIpnen berfoIgten i'm, osnen es
f9lteBli9 AUDI gelang, i'm feItSune1s
men uno Sc. YDliaei ausaulisfern. Sds
9elo ipuroe Bel inn gefunoen.
9esenfeittses Mbf9Ia4z
t { n. Del &uufmann gbas. s5res<
man unb Elm 18iGbriser Singlina,
Ran1sns &obt. aesne, i9offen fi6 in
G6abpiG, no.. nit RepoIpsrn segsns
ieitig tpbt. 6resman bate &eene unz
ldnsit eines @nsriffs auf feline So6ter
bei1uloist. Ils fi9 geioe auf Der
Strabe besesneten, sriffen is gum RE
polper uuo ~feusrten. BIB fe tpbt fuarsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28

Am /. g eptember8 $50 ubr
Wprgens tperben In Der Sbortribae
6o4f9uIe ote 2sbrer @ramen abges
halten.
Ote. Reparaturen Der
StraBenbabnseIeiie finb geffern beenbet
tporben. Aqe StraBsnbabnwaggons
babsn baber ibre alien Gabrpldne wies
Der Gufgenommen.
Bauer e.
Dr.. WcSribe, @obn6aus, 2006 Norb
Celaware, $4,000. = 9. :. Sber.
man. Weranba, 2l4 Of ct. Soc.
800. = Cd. Glart, @obnbaus, 31S
Bright, SIS. - 3uiet NntereQa,
etsinbaus, 608 OF Waibinston,
$500. = Greb. Gbans. WOsa saus,
1lI8 MeR 80. Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28

St1dter1 TN Berfqe Don ruHo 1f Utus
Iionsn nod europa. fhr !uel9s @roB'
britannien, 9sutf3lano ano Grant.
reid bic bauptid9liafen Mbnebmer
uaren, srfsrss 2auo nit 81. 900. 600.
Die 2dnber bss amsritauiiaen 2onti-
nsnts tauften Saube TN Wsrtbs bon
IS. 1877, 900. aRen. aufiralisn unb
afrita 3aiammsn 5000. 600. Der gs'
Iammterport bon 2eoer unb 9soertpaa'
rem a0er art rsprdisntirte 1905 einen
Wertb bon runb $50. 600. 600.
Sn Yerbinouns NIT benz bierten
internationalsn 5if9srei.a Ongreb. mel.
DER In Waibinston bonn %. biz 26.
September 1908 absebalten peroen
ion, fno cine Nu3abl BON preifen GEE
tiftst tporssn, fur bie befen uno naB'
liafen 0sriu9s, gntoedun9en. Grim
oun9sn etc. tn ben Sabren 1906. 1907
uno 1908 bsaigli& Der 5tf4erei- Igri'
cultur, S@tbpolOste. Gti9.g atbolOgts
uno perwa1bter 8ebiete. Die Preife
belaufen R9 auf $50 bis 5000 In Sob,
unb Elm gsraei9niB Der bis iebt 9efsa-
ten Mufgaben 1T bon benz @eneral'
Sefretdr bes6if&erei 2ongrehes. 9tlfs-
5iiderei.a ommiRdr 6ugb Mcsmitb.
Wafbington, .. g., erbditIi4. Be.
ireHs Der preisbsmsrbung Rnb folgeno'
8sbingunsen aufgefeat tuoroen: ST.
qenb cine perion. @erein ooer 8siea'
i9aft tanrt fi9 UNI irgeno einen preis
b~eusrbsn. Sober Mitbewerbsr ion bo,
benz Is. SuIt 1908 benz Generals Sc
trstdr bss 5ii&srei.2 Onsrehes mittbei'
len, I'm psl9sm preis er R9 au Be-
tperbsn sebentt. unb fi& ausmeiieu als
Elm NitsIiso bes aonsrsKss. Sso'
Nbbcnbluns Ooer Mooen ETC.. wel&e:
ois Witbsmerbung bsgleitet, fol fa II
6dnoen bes Generals etretdrs befin'
ben am Sage Der gr6fnuna bss Ron
greHes. Nbbanolungen f6nnen II
enslii9. bsuti9, fran36Ri4 ODER ita
lienii& sef&rieben uerbsn. Ssoe gr
finbuns. Mpparat. @~srfahren Ooer Ore
tbobs, wofir ein Prsis asiu9t tuiro
foG b~erani4auli4t tperoen bur9 eli
Butter, Wooeq Ooer cine ilufrirte gs
iarsibuns, unb foI be9leitet tperbei
bon elmer ausfabrlidsn 8efimmunl
Der puntte, uofir Elm preis berlana
tpirb. Der 2ongrsB bebdIt f4 oa
Redt Dor, sbe cine anoere Betauntgab
fattfnbst, irasnb sine Nbbanolung, o.
Fe sinen preis erbdlt ooer ni9t. 3u Der
bHsntliden, ieoo& urter BERG eotngung
baB. fa1s Der 2ongrsB perfeblen fuate
bic abbanblun9sn 6 Wonate nod be
6dlubRbung 3u publijiren. Der auto
oas Rs9t bat, feline Arbeit betannt 3
geber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28

HHin &idbI:d auf Die lebten sebn
VI Sabre tpirb niht berfeblen Sbnen
bie tpunberbare Steisung Der
@ertbs in Srunbs fotpie peri0nli9em
@igentbum in u%nierer fdonen Stabt
ein;uprasen. @eulide bon 8aibing>
ton ausselanSten 8eri1te, seiaen einen
punberbaren Sorti@ritt fur Snbiana<
polls, peldes ale anberen Stdbte in
feiner SIaheH iiberFiseIte. Sieies be-
Oeutet, bab ses~enuartiseu uni ~sufinftise
snlaeen ebenfo gut iinb ais ioI&e in
Der Dergangenbeit. Sereiten Sic fi9
fur bic Selesenbeit Dor, tueIde fommeu
mub, burd elm Spar @ontO in oieler
i~tarten @eleaidaft. Srei 8rosent
3inien tperben be5ablt, Die mitbelfeu,
6as Gonto gu bersrOberu.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
XapttaI. ........ $1,000, 10000
ueberi9ub ......... 325,000.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28
Nns ben @eri9teu.
Sngenoaeriht.

ion, Uel&er f9 tusssii zines eiitli9.
tsttspsrbrs4ens, begangsr an jeiner
.15idbrigen Stisfto6tsr, Mattie unbsr.
pooo, psrantporten mubts, tpuroe an
bic @roBaei9worsnen ibermieIeu. STR
feline Greilafuns murbe cine ghraidaft
bon $4,000 aeforbsrt. Sarp.p iol Elm
bon Mi4igan @itp auf parole emit.
laRener @efansensr isin.
Sdabsneriabflaae.
Wsbforo .. BiIiOn firsngte gegen bic
Staot Snoianapolts cine Rlaa. cuf
$500 Sdabsneriab an. Sur& bic gr.
tpeiterung uno g%r6fnuns zines Sbeiles
Der Mi4igan strabe tpuroe bas
@runoftid bes 2ldgers bef9dbigt. 90
ibm bic gei9doisunssiumme. bic bic
Stabt ibm besablts, ni9t bod gsnua
mar, 10 nrenate er bic 2lag. an unb
forberte BITE obenerudbnte S1doigungs=
iumme.
S4eioungsilggen.
So6n Speiser pertIaste feline Satin
Suslstta Sweiber auf S9stoung. Der
Sunb muroe am %. Nopember 1904
geidloRen uno bic gbslsute lsbtsl bis
gum 1. 6ebr. 1906 aufammen. @rau.
lame 8ebanolung unb pHidtbsrnu&.
ldff9ung Rno bic 9riinoe Der Rlaee.
Glorsnes Obsrmspsr trengte geaen
ibrsn @atten Clifford Obermspsr sine
alage auf S9eibung an. Die gbs
uuros am "a. Wdr3 1904 g.f9loHen
unb oas Paar lebte BIS gum L. Suli
1904 3ufammen. Grauiame Yebanb.
lung unb b6suilises @erlaHen Rnb bic
@rinoe Der Rlage.
5lorence g. Shelby frenete gegen
ibren @atten WiQiam 3. sbeibp eine
8lage auf G&eiouns on. Die @be
tpurbs am 2. Ssbr. 1882 gei9loHen
unb oas paar lebte bis gun, San.
1893 suiammen. phittberna9ldiR.
sung uno b6swiliaes 8srlaHen Rno
bic @rtnbs Der 2Iass.
&lase anf GinieBnns zines WtaRens
uerwaIters uno Jprberung.
Sames g. Sownsenb frengte geqen
Inna $ounseno cine Rlase auf Be-
aabluns BON Is250O unb ginisbung
zines Wafsnbsrmalters an. Der Rid.
ger fibrte NIT Der Dertlasten Elm &C.
i9dft. Wdbreno Der Nbweisnbeit bee
8ldssrs bonn @siddft bra9ts fs In
unsers9tsr Wsiis $1,000 @sfddftsgel'
Der an f4, momit he eia 8ef&dft.
1912 Wsf Ohio Strabe aning. 81
feline auHorosruns. ihm bas @elo 3u
r~id3ufelsn. abesuieien puroe. Il
frenate er bte 2lage an. gr foroer
bic 8e3abluns bon $4,000 eini&lieB
lid Der Soften, unb bic giniebung 81
mes WaRsnberrpalters. Der bic 2situnl
oss @ei9dfts iiberne6men lou.
Yoltsei8eri@t.
Mbbofat gotparb 2ittle, tpel9er an
gstIagt mar, nit einem Off3ier 9dn
bel a%n9efan9sn 3u baben, uno beRsl
6aa bon Ri9ter Sbomas 6. Wbalol
untsr Ysratbuna ssnommsn mar, uuro
seffern freieeiprO9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28

SubianapOlis. So bel 135 6ub, psr-
beRsrt, pefliae Settle Der @drlanb
ape.. fioIi& bon 0enrp Str. 81. $50.
WeliKa 8. &ippetoe on Sufan q.
psiree, She'll bes iiowefli9en 8iertel |
Section 8, Somnibip Is. 8ange 8,
3 Gder, Wapne $ounibip. So, 500.
Sufan q. peircs an NeIiHa s.
&ippstos, Sbsil Got 25, gsdsrs @et
WaibingtOn Ctr. Nob., usfIide Settle
bon Bsder Str. fholi& bon @afbing.
ton ST.. SO. 500.
Sarab &egula an gmma Wcgfab.
nsp, She'll Got L, @apsns Sub,
Outlot $50. tusfli9s esite bon Nanss
Str, iioIi9 bon germunt Str,
81, 500.
Otis Rirfpatrif on Wariana 2atps
renee. 8beil Got so parfioe Aob.,
n6rbli&e Settle bon Soutbsatern Nbe.,
So, 500.
Connecticut MutuaI 2ife Sniuranes
6ompanp on @sorse W. Wsus, Sbeil
bon Cots 104 unb los. Bruce plaee
ADDITION, So BET 1872 SUB. pa:ant,
Wsfieite bon college Aps., iibIid bon
%. StraBe, $1,000.
@iIiam 6. Dubhina an gbmin g.
Sbapsr. She'll bes ito6fli@sn 0isrtsls
bon Section %. 8ownfbip 16, &ange
4. 61.69 Meres, Warrsr 8omnibip,
$1,000.
6ugb WcD onalb an Sarab 5. Goo.
per &C., Cots 14O unb 141, @ooper's
&c. 2. Nortbeaf Mbbition. 70 BET 100
SUB, naeant, Siouef-gde bon pite.
bab pidens Str. $500.
gli3a 5. 9oOusr an Wurp ). Slid,
8beil fHomeflide Diertsl. SEC. IL,
Somnf6ip Is. &angs 4. 40 ader,
2aturenee $opnfbip. $500.
Wi1iam 9. Slid an @oroon 6.
Sidion, 2ots Al, 48 unb n6rolide
6dlfte bon Got 80. 5Ist9ers 1. Abb.
8rigtwoob. berbefert an &oOIs'
belt Nbenue nabe Sole unb 81.
nep Strabe n6rbli9 bon &ooiepelt
albe., unb &ots 4 unb 5. 9ounep u.
u. @~ubbibiion, Shsi bon 8rootRbe
abolition. rs BET 1885 5uB. berb.,
Ofisite BET Sole Str. fHbli9 BON
Waha&uietts Nbe.. uno SbeiIe Der
ssetionen IL unb IA. Saunibip 16,
Range A, 60 Nder, 2awrence 8omn.
fbip. $4,000.
@orbon 6. OidIon an @iliam 9.
Slid. $4,000.
Saeob W6bner an Sobn 8. Blorr
&C., She'll bon Cots So unb 81, Brab.
ihap's &c. Suboibifon, NubsnIot 100,
40 BEL 100 SUB. bsrbeKert. etbfeite
bon 0irsinia Nbe.. 6ffli9 bon Brab.
ibaw Str, $3.50.
@ilss 6. 8rablsp an @uitab Sdme.
bel. Got "a. Cottage @robe Mbbition.
"a Bel 1926 SUB. berbsFsrt, Ofieits
bon Bila Aue., r6rolt9 bon Orange
Strabs, $1505.
Anton s. Ban Seinfe an pbiIore-
nian 2obae go. A, 8. .. 8. g.,
fbeil bon Got 4, Square rs, 40 bel
1875 6ub. bsrbsRest. Weffsite bon Ms.
ribian Str. n6rbli9 bon Sem Ourt.
. etrabe. $37. 500.
peter SerIetb an 9esIie &. Soon,
Got SO, 9oduoob's &c. Southeaf Nbbi.
tion. 81 bel 100 SUB. berbeRert. OF
: ieite bon 2odtpooo Str, iabli9 bon
Winneiota Str, $500.
@brifftan 3. Wiibmeier an biefeIbe,
8beil bonn fhb6fli6en WierteI, Sec.
ton Is, basieIbe, 2.82 Nder. 5000.
Sofepb W. 2unsforb an biefelbe,
She'll bonn ihbpefli&en 0iertel, Sec
, tion s, Sownibip Is. &ange 8, .72s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-28
Yolisei8eri@t.

Nobotat @ouarb 2ittle, tpel&er ans
getIagt war, nit einem Off3ier 9dns
bel ansefanasn au babsn, unb bsHsn
5al bon Ri9ter Sbomas 9. Wbalon
untsr gsratbuna ssnommsn mar, uurbs
gefsrn frsteeIpro9en.
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

wish 10 study this hand life will find among
laborers engaged in digging trenches who
and quit tonrorrow: Weary Knights
Of the roedi those
helping hand; members Of the chain those
commit petty onenses, that they prison
In order TO avoid The winters cold.
Strange as Il this has also been found
appreciate their early blessings preferred go along
lines OF least resistance The primitive
enthusiasm, is OF heavy and sluggish nature
ton asleep; he but sleeps, and dies He
teal and is constantly complaining pos
violent temper only degree
NAL plane. ''As is the body, the
How TO recognize the type. II with the palm
thick hard, hard work. naturally
hard the skin the hand has
The thick not pliabe
and possessing distinct tip. The
Venus usually abnormal nhis will be
subsequent esson indicating sensuaity
thumb quite low, large (ths member
will be treated by Itself later on) supple
showing generosity He often spends
II the thumb has broad, phaanx.
furious brutal upon provoca
a hand, be ceaseess grind and
the saloon the only golden He Will
self hts with feTocity and with thumb
above would have before the hand Of criminal
combination is rarely found except the type
OF humanity
The reader in order a opinion a
must neglect the consistency the skin
hard firm. soft habby this has much bearing upon
the various shades of character recognize
The hand described todsys one in our
next lesson known the mixed type. admittedly
two difficult hands recognize. not get dis
couraged at the outset MARTINI
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

- HIROGNOMY. tho study OF the shape the hand
without adoubt OF the interesting studies
is IT limited its interesting part, but
is infinite usefulness well who Is couver-
with principles underlying fascinating study
deceived the temperament characteristics OF
either
The study handreading jeered
especially by those who like 20 brand fraud that
they understand always able 70
explain everything rational grounds give why
wherefore. might add that silly 20 reject
everything that be thus explained We people
possess amount Of empirical knowledge. We know
truths that been explained. For
universe mind electricity accept
has thoroughly explained them
II the following contain
why's long that
verified IN hundreds IN thousands cases?
all may bright with the rays MONDAY
the searcher after truth will his
patches OF prejudice all very simple and
prove OF infinite value the reader in many ways.
1t is proven fact character composed of bundle
Of habits, which originate
selves the body and the hands the 10 the
system whatever the system
consequently the hands a index character
Being familiar with the different types hands enables
read character glance More than this you are
the principal you
with, least their leaning which
they desire, be science literature music, busi
law religion, medicine invention. mechanics Since
fate is caused by temperament learn how
much logic will and the individual
possesses VIII ana determination for Va
cllaOn and lack Of sef-conhdence for failure
The reveals the mind. There from
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

and for an unpretentious negligee the
embroidered Swiss offers admirable
qualifications.
French Models Pretty.
Among the French models there are
innumerable models in The plain lin
gerie stuffs, but a large number OF
them are adorned with intricate hand
embroidery. or so complicated in their
inset lace treatment that they cannot
easily be copied, for all their Elusive
air Of babyish simplicity. There are,
however. some models which need net
daunt the ordinarily clever seamstress.
II she does not shrink from plain
though fine hand sewing.
One such negligee hes very fine
batiste finish lawn for tts material and
vertical inset lines af vslenciennes al
ternate with groups or minute hand run
tucks in trimming the sack
further note of dain-iness is added
by lines Of embroidered dots running
down each side Of every lace strip and
done by hand on q narrow strip of
plain lawn between the lace and the
tucking. The skirt has the same treat
ment. and both sack and skirt have
sCallOp frills at bottom, though lace
inset insertion and frills might well be
substituted.
Nothing is quite so pretty for the
sack and skirt negligee IS lingerie stuff
but for loose matinees to be worn over
dress skirts all sorts of plain and flow
cred sheer silks, crepes and cotton and
silk mixtures are employed.
Pretty Flowered Goods.
The pretty fiowered crystalline and
similar cotton and silk stuffs which are
inexpensive though really lovely in de-
sien and coloring. have been chosen by
the makers Of negligee garments for
many attractive models in both matt
nee and gown form. and these Powered
stuffs of course, require less trimming
than plain materials, race frills and
ribbon being the usual thing in trim
ming. The chief difficulty with these
materials is their tendency TO look
stringy and mussy after a little wear,
but they can always be pressed out, and
some of them will wash, although they
are never quite so pretty after being
laundered.
Remnants of exquisite fiowered crepe
de chine are to be found. at this season.
on many of the bargain counters, and
for a separate matinee of a Gressy
sort nothing is loVelier than crepe.
whether plain or lowered. It wears
we'll. too. and cleans perfectly; and.
though costing more at the start than
a China or India silk, is a better invest
ment in the long run.
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
WEEKLY COOKING LESSON
WARMING OVER
By coRNELIA C. BEDFORD.

The careful hOusekeeper never wastes
any left overs. but utilizes them in the
preparation Of appetizing side dishes.
IN a majority OF cases such dishes need
a good sauce as a basis. Dark foods
usually require brown sauce. light
cOlOred meats or vegetables a white
sauce. Here are two which will serve
as the basis Of many sauces:
Brown Sauce.-Heat a half pint of
good soup stock or gravy: when neither
are on hand use water. though the re-
suit is naturally not quite so good. In
another saucepan melt and slowly
brown one tablespoonful OF butter or
clarified fat Add one slightly heaping
tablespoonful of -four and stir until
Drowned Gradually add the hot liquid.
stirring continuously until smoothly
thickened. Season according to left overs
which are to be used with salt, pepper.
onion Juice, herbs or spices.
White Sauce.-Heat half pint OF milk
melt a tablespoonful Of butter in a sauce
pan; without browning add one table
spoonful of -four. stir for two minutes
without coloring. Gradually add the hot
milk stirring until smooth and thick
Season and simmer for five minutes
Sheuherd Pie.-ChOp some cold cooked
mutton quite fine. Measure and for each
pint add salt and pepper 10 taste. half
teaspoonful of onion juice. a dash Of
curry powder and a half pint OF brown
sauce Mix and spread in a creased dish.
Cover with thick layer of hot mash
ed potato. dabbling the top with a little
beaten egg yolk. Brown in quick oven.
Beef Breslau.-Mix together one pint
of chopped cooked beef. half cupful
Of stock. three tablespoonfuls OF melted
butter. a half ~eupfui of stale bread
crumbs. one cupfui of milk. three beaten
egg yoIks, one tablespoonful of chop
ped parsley. salt and pepper Press the
mixture into creased cups. stand in a
nan partly hIIsd with boiling water and
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

bake half an hour in a hot oven. Serve
with tomato sauce
Croquettes of Odds and Ends.-RsmoVe
skin and gristle from any cooked meat
using several kinds If on hand. Cold
mashed potato, rice or other starchy
vegetables may be used If handy but
not more than one third of the whole
quantity. To each pint OF food add two
thirds of a cupful OF thick brown sauce
(using two tablespOonfuls of flour TO the
cup of liquid). Add seasonings 10 suit
and set away until cold Form in small
croquettes. Dip each in beaten egg, roll
In fine dry crumbs. Fry in sufficient hot
fat to fmmerse the crOquettes. When
brown drain an instant on soft paper
Italian Ffitters.-Take one cupful of
sifted -four, the yolk of one egg, one
teaspoonful of vinegar. one teaspoonful
Of olive oil or melted butter and enough
cold water to mix 10 a patteF that will
pour from a spoon. Add the stifhy whip
ped white and set away Tor two hours.
Into this dip pieces Of cooked meat or
vegetables and fry brown in deep, smok-
ing fat
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

color depth breaks Irregularities and illustrating
that with ordinary intelligence easily understand
and apply TO advantage his hand
These will that
st home without 1ch EFFORT.
There different types OF hands The one we
will consider elementary
or primitive hand. sometimes called the
since IL found principally the unsked
This no doubt the hardest recognize
OF IL stiil remains modern hand
Here II is we'll mention by the very important
point which will hol1 good In all types mentioned sub
lessons the size proportion
TO the body whether the hand flexible stiff
The elementary primitive hand does use
acquire wealth The little selfesteem
hardly any daily bread drink.
He usually prefers hand-tomouth existence Those
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
PRETTY SUMMER NEGLIGEES
ELHBORATE AND CHARMING
New DantinesS and Neutrality-suspicious.
Garments Pretty.

The season OF the cool negIigee is at
hand. though, for that matter. women
now wear hlmy boudoir gowns and
matinees at all times in the year.
One type of negligee. however. is Pc
Cularly associated with summer days,
and has gTown rapidly IN popularity
during the last few seasons. This IS
the lingerie matinee In connection with
q lingerie petticota 10 match, and, al
though The costume is appropriate for
the boudoir only. and is too emphatic
ally a deshabiue TO be correctly worn
as many women wear it about the
house, 1t Is. IN les more elaborate
forms. most coquettish and charming.
Some Extravagant on This Point.
Along with all other lingerie garments
Il has taken on new daintness and at
tractveness of late, and Americans
have been gradually educated 10 an ex-
travagance In matters Of lingerie that
was unknown 20 their mothers and
grandmothers. French women have
always spent money lavlshiy on the
dessOUs. but French women could buy
exquisite handmade lingerie for frac-
tion of the sum charged for il on this
side of the water, and though there
has been tremendous improvement in
domestic lingerie work during recent
years. the French models still set the
standards, and many American women
buy only the imported. handmade un~
derwear. matinees, etc.
Until very recently IL was practically
impossible TO obtain d domestic lin
gerie negligee model in which hand
work and fine materials We're allowed
10 furnish the elegance OF the garment.
Overtrimming, associated with care
less machine work and coarse mate
rials, was the prevailing characteristic
OF the domestic negligee offered ready
made in the shops. but We have changed
all that.
One sun sees many moleds OF the old
type. and there are still plenty of wo-
men who prefer them, while others
buy them because they are cheaper
general level of the designing. quality
and Workmanship upon the ready-made
uegligee has risen each season, and this
year the shops abound in matinees and
robes that are attractive even when not
phenomenaliy expensive.
Easily Made at Home.
For the woman who cannot afford
extravagance. and yet covets the
daintiest of negIigee sacks and robes.
the only resort is home sewing, and
within a few weeks there viii be offered
bargains galore in the departments OF
laces. embroideries and sheer summer
materials, from among which the clever
shopper may choose materials for her
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y THE HOWE ITS PROBLEMS AND IT'S INTERESTS
How to Tell the Primitive Hand
and Just What il Means

PRINT ha tn hand nwhoha learned
rad 5 hand of Who'll further tenoughto
tht is burglar u person hae his and
aTy M a equl length
tb ly airy d IS IS ry keel
guild the print eand lots Of it
h corseth nae n tor the ehandsb btupon
the hed Nh the is fine nat S the opposite
pnmt hand rarlyha than hn; hearLnd head
The palm hardin iron hare he eherthe ubecw
humb ,oad thumb with this shanw
murden if It, not because Of 0 mon to ree revenge
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Too Many pretty Girls.

An inquiring individual has discovered
that the reason the marriage rate is
declining is that there are too many
good looking girls. Unable to choose
from the feast of prettiness before him.
a young man hesitates and waits until
the marriage age has gone by, and
neither he nor the girls are any longer
in a mind for matrimony. II this Is
true somebody ought to force all the
beauty doctors out of business and talxe
all the complexion cream and hair
restorers off the market.
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
Brass Boa0LS.

It is unwise to use too much brass
or copper about a room or hall. Il has
a tendency to look SLOPPY. But just
the right amOunt-a bowl or two here
and there for plants-in hallway or
room give an excellent effect which no
other receptacle quite attains.
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PRETTY SEPARATE WAIST MODEL.


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vanenne with accordion eaed skirt Of black
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the braiR the palm hand than any
other Of the body consequently IL stands that
the hand reveal the makeup Of and
hereby hinge future prognoscs according past
ervaon discoveries researches cOrreatve with
present conditions circumstances.
athOm which
fold stirring he
Be in the drawing at the theater the train
the of business matter where,
Will learn much that unpleasant expert
the future The student of hrognomy only able
character an1 talent but physical
the shape and color OF the nails which belong this
lranch Of the study (which will be treated separately All
done without subject knowing single thing
il.
its this newspaper has made
series of articles relating chromancy.
separately describing detail regarding
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Easily Made at Home.
Thin Hair

Yesl We had noticed that your hair
was looking pretty thin, and that it
lacked iuster and life. But we didn't
like to speak of it! OF course you
know that Ayers Hair Vigor is a reg
ular hair-grower, makes the hair soft
and smooth, gives it life and strength.
This isn't the kind of hair that falls
out! And, too, it keeps the scalp so
clean and heelthy. Jo.4yeI Co.