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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
GgfnriiDns- Jabrprciic nod bent Often
Uocr bonn Wcifen fir Cure
Serienrcife.

8enn Sic cine HeiIe az i~;nternebs
men geoenfen, 10 nirb Sbnen freie
Snformdtion in @etrefT unierer Grs
fliriions : Sabrpreiie bon ireenb eis
nem 9idets Ggenten Ser SIlinois Gens
trail iebr gerne 9egcben iperben; e6eits
10 gut tbut e5 cine 8oirfarte. abreis
iiert an Den llnter5eiGncter.
S~abrpreiie nah pielen peri6icbencn
Yuntten unO 9beilen Deg 2nnpe5 iiub
jest Tsltgelteut, pic gum Seiipiel:
CONNER. 9pnriiens Sabrpreiie mad
bcm Often nnb Neitcn.-Sidets tag
LID 5t perfaufcn Die Commemorate
biubur6 unb 5ipar na6 Bolton.
Nl6dnb. Wiontreal. Yortlanb, gufs
falo. Iidgara Sails unb nad) bielcn
CONNER : Nufentbdltsorten in ben
Staaten Sem 0orf, Sermout. Stem
Sampihire unb Waine; rod Ontario
rnb Quebec. @benfaIls nad) Yunts
ten an Der pa5iiiihen &iiire in Galis
fornien. Oregon uub @aibinaton, uno
nod bielen CONNER Mufentbaltsz
orten in 1ontand. lltub. COLORADO
unb @pomin9 uub na1 benz 0e1op>
itone Yarf.
Cine Sabrt mad Galiiurnicn nnb
benz T~urbiucitcn, unb 5tpnr fpegen ben
Teridmmlun9en Der National gbucns
tional ~anoeiation. 5u Sos NnseleS;
Der 8aptiit Yolng Yeople's linton su
Spofane; Der G6riitian gnbeaporers
5u Sedttle urb Der 9oob Semplars
81 Seattle. Sidets si berfaufen bonn
8. Biz ben IS. Stunt nad Cos Inaeles
unb Gan S%rancisco; Rom 90. sunni
biz ben IL. SuIi mad Spofane, Yorts
lano. SedIne, Tacoma nno anoeren
Yunften I'M Norbneifen. GrtpiinIhte
SrudfabrtSeren5e. Salteiteaen uno
perl6iebene @e9e erlaubt.
Samestuiun Ggpoiitiun, Nurfulf,
ga. - Siinf5ebn Gage. ief5ig Sage
unb SaiIon>Si dets tdgIi6 5n oerfous
fen. @eribiebene 2inien zines
8eges bia Sem gprf Gitp auf G1iions
nnb ief)3ig Gage 5idets. ebenfals pid
Bolton. I'm iIliiifrierte unb eebrltdte
geihreibnnsen. Snbtpreiie uno Hdbes
reg betreff Salteiteaen mtertpegs
mDge a iid ertuubisen.
SiDuS Gin, Sowa. - Gtate Sire
mems tournament pom 1S. bis ben
21. Suni. Sabrpreiie fir cine Sabrt
plus so Gents. ma 4usna6me mo Sic
&eiie tpenieer als cine Sabrt unb cine
Srittel Sabrt ma6t.
saratoga Springs, q. .. -
&niebt5 SemplarS Sriennial Cons
cldbe. bonn 8. .Sufi Bis ben 10. Suli.
Cine Sabrt plus $500.
Ibilabelpbia, 4a. = Cts Gonz
bentipn, bonn 10. biS ben 20. Suli.
Cine Sabrt plus 5000. 10 -,
Saratosa Sprimss, q. p. - 9as
tional gncampment Der Is. q. g.. bonn
o. biz ben IA. September.
Sctmiuder : Nunbreiie : Sidets
am erltem uuo britteu Sienstdo I'M
Suni nod perifiebenen Vunften I'M
Siiboiten. I'M Siiben, SiSneiten unS
Weiten.
$. S. YbeIps.
0ibiiionS YaIiaaier 4gent. s. 6. 81. 81.
COB Sant 8lbg., Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
ardaolusii&e Gntbedunsen IN Gum,

@ie aus 9tom beribtet pirb, err
regen Die Encouragement gntoeduns
gen, bic anf Dem Yalatiniihen 3iisel
gema6t tuerben. in ar6dologiIden
areiien bas lebbafteite Sntereie. OBJ
gletd Die GuSgrabungen an Der Gtdtte
Der fiir5li9 abgetraeenen Giua Wiins
crit begonnen baben. iinb iie bereits
ourd Die Iufiinbuns Der Stride Des
ct. Gdeiariu5 belobnt iporben. gs
mar bieS Die HripattapeIle Der eriten
6riitliden Safer. bic felt benz IA.
S%abrbunoert pouig in @erseHenbeit
geratben unb ieitoem ME lpieber err
ipdbnt poroen mar. Ian eriportei
bon biefen Sunben nod Die ipertbs
poaiten Iufi6liiiie fir Die air1enges
i6i6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
anf Der Erli5eiitatipn.

&c mar elm eigentbiimIi1er Inblid
Der lid Den RGnnern bes 9eiebes
barbot: ein betrunfener Iann nil
%itriippigem Saar uub nnfgebunienem
Iutlib ipurbe bereinaeiibrt. Gin
fi~lnfidbriaer anabe belt Die Sdnb oes
Mannes felt umtlammert. Gr par
anideinenb ipobl Der Sobu bes 9es
trunfenen.
.@arum ipurbe bieier Iann bers
eingebra6t?" fragte Der EoIi5eis
Iergednt.
DGr bat duf offentlifer StraBe ges
ldrmt. Steine 9eporfen. Geilibt unS
gcl1ppren"! lautetc Die Mntport.
Cine Haht III ounfler 3eQe pirb
linn nidts iduben. ShlieBt i'm elm.
I6er baltl @a5 min Der feline
SuriGe Dag"
Ser flcinc Surime. pie Der Sers
Jeant nieinte, NOR elm aufidIlenb ScbUs
ner anGbe. Seine tief6lnucn Iuger
blidten 10 traurig uno bcsiinmert
oreiu, Dab Der Seraeort. Der burdaus
nidt peidbcr5iN ipar. gerii6rt pilrbe.
Sic @eiiht5forbe res 6rdber. obtppbl
bon Sbrdnen entlteQt. nor tlur unb
rolig. Seine 2ippeu gliden bodros
then Giri1en. Seine moblgeiormte
Stirn mar BON elmer rcidjen Siile
brauner Soden umrabmt.
.Sater unb Sinh ba6en friiher
before Gage geieben". ipra6 Der Gers
ueuut All iidb 5elbjt .0om,u meiu
Snnae. mir ibcroen i1on irgenomu
cine S8laf5eue Fir Did finben. Seir
SGter muB III Die 3eIe."
.%ein. nein". rief Der 0nabe NIT
5ittcruber Stimme. SD gebe nit
mcinem Batter. 30. bite, laiIen Sic
MIDI bel ibm bIei6eu.~
~Nein, oas eebt ni1t. Go lit ipis
Der Die T%erorbnung. Soliseioicncr
Colbert. mimi ben Suuseu meg"
Sds mar leidter 9eiagt oils sct6an.
Der &nabe itieb gan5 ber5oerreibenbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
brer @erpunSerung folgenbe 81

ibrer Remembering folgenbe Sns
ifrift auf bemielben: .Yaris. 20.
Yrimaire I'M Sabre XIII. &roming
oes &diiers Napoleon our6 feline Seis
ligfeit Yapit Yius VII" Ser 8aqon
puroe nu6 Tom eebra6t unb bort
in elmer Sdue Der Sanft Yeterstir6e
anfbetpnbrt, bis er 1915 tpieber ndd)
Sranfrei6 fam. unb LANCE Sabre uns
beadtet in Yrinatbeiib blie6. Crit
1S43 fam bieier btitoriide Sanon
tpieber 5im @orihein. nm Dffentlifj
an ben Ieiitbietenoen beriteisert gu
tuerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
Sir 0eiit nnb Scr5.

{. Sas gnn5e 0ebeimniB. bas 2eben
gu perlGngern. beitebt barin. es nift
81 berfiir5en.
49,
Ieiguns beiieeen lit i6per; eeieui
iih aber 8~etpobnbeit. ~tpur5elnb, ais
mdbli6 gu ibr. uniibertpinpli6 lit tie.
++%
Gable ni6t Die banseu Stuns
ben,
Sic oes 2ebens Na1t ents
itei9en.
Gable nur. ipenn lie entidtpuns
ben,
@iepiel Sterne iie Dir seigeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

inn Die Sammel s~uriid5useben, ni9t
ausgefiibrt iei. Ser General. ben
Berg Sammelfene iebr ipobl ers
blidenb, fraste ben Soldier, Oh ibm
elm Sammelidtpdn5 feble. .Ni4t
einer". periiderte oieier; .aber Die
Sammel iiub aus ben 9dlgenl"
y@laubit Su, Narr". bonnerte 5bies
lemann i'm an. .uniere Solbaten tons
men pom 8inbe Ieben? Sanfe 9ott.
bab Ou Die Badge nit ben S4pdns
3en bait. tpie i1 Sir 5~ugeiagtl"
Saranf reidte er benz Iaior Die 9unb
unb iprad: ~Sarau erfenne i6 einen
alien. tpabren Solbaten! Nasmer.
i6 bate es Sbnen iebr libel 8enoms
men, tpenn sic MIDI anoers perltans
ben bdttenl" .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
WiaBnwurt an bic ans Der Gdrale ent,
IafIenen GinOer.

Sn'S 2eben trittit binallS on, Sinh,
Wie freunoli1 lddt's oi1 dill
llnD bod. ipie RandJem bats ges
ihipinD
Gar bitter ipeb getbdn! -
8i5ber mar sir Die Sdule nod
Ses 2eben5 fleiner &reis:
Ser &reis ipirD GROCER; Du iebo9
9leibit Sdulcr nod ais Oreis.
G5 lit bds 9eben Sa6r nm Sabr
Gin iteteS Sdyulengebcn,
ga muBt Oh lernen immernar III
Sas Seben crit beritebeiIi ~
8 lerne mir. unb ipirS's audi Idtper,
Selbit ipenn Elm Sbrdnlein flieBtl
Sein 2ebrer iiebt es, 9ott Der Serr,
8drltm nan es ber9iebt.
1lnb fpenn BEG 2ebens Stiirme piel
Gin raub in's Intlib peb'n:
SOUR unper5a9t. unD beufe tiff:
sd mug CUR S9ule 9eb'nl"
60 geb' NIT @ott benin. liebes ainb,
Sein Gngel geb' nit sir;
Or fibre bid, mo Sornen iinb,
He9t iorgiam fir uno fiirl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

Strait babon unb entIGipano idnel
Den gliden Der oeroroiien breiul6al,>
enben 8a6enfrdbe. Die nod lange uns
6eipeglid ba iaB, ndbrenb BAG
3riumpb9eifrei Der fleinen Sieger
i6trd6er perbenb aus Der Serne gu
ibr beriibertonte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

3ncrit maht Der griolg Den
9amen uuo bann Der glan,e ben
Grfol9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

Den biclen ainoern, fir welfe bics
Sabr mad Der Seier ibrer Fl. Gritcpm :
muniun aud bas Gnbe ibrer Stmlseii
gefummen lit, mbdjten mir has Dor
itebenSe 0eoiht sur aufmcrfiamen
Scfmng empfeblen. ttnb mcnt baS
YeritinoniR Der uidtiBen in ienen
&crfen entbaltencn @abrbeiten nidt
fontmen mill, m5sen bic Gltern sefdl-
ligit etiuas nadJbelfen. GS mag bies
81 beiberfeitisem Tuten fem. Die
Gritcummultun neS &inbes nnb bet
leiber oft bamtit perbmnbene Seiflnf
Der Sabriabre besfelben lit ein b5fi
midJtiser @enbepnnft i'm 9ebcn, wo-
BON oft bic sause Submit, bas seiitise
nnb letblifc W0bl, abbdngig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25

60 @aanGer ipridjt bon .bsr
beiligen auf8abe ieiues 2ebcns" urh
meint iein Stedenpicra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-25
gdtuns Sumsems.

gs iperben in bieier Sa6res5eit be-
ionoers bin unb ipieoer &lagen aes
fiibrt, bab ber5Ioie Sunsens tire gors
liebe alS g~oselneiters 3eritorer in
grauIumer Weiie an ben Gag leaen.
Sdt l6on ie elmer bieier loien @urs
ifeu .beoaht, mas BIOS Elm
9 ogelnet . merit" i nal Gin
9~elebrter erfIdrt Iih bieriiber. pie
folat: Gin &ndbe nimrnt aus 3dngs
ipeile Elm 8ogelnelt, 8rasmiidens,
Spabens. Hutbidnrl3neit oDer elm
anbereS. iagen mir nit flint Giern
ooer Sungen aus. Sebe5 oieIer Suns
gen brauft tdglih i'm Surfifnitt
ettpa so Hdupen lno anSere Snieften
CUR Tabrung, Die linn Die Ilten Slls
trdgen; madt tdeli6 $50 3aupen.
Die Ibung baiert purcbihnittIifj bier
bis fiinf Wohen. mir pouen Ia9en
oreibig Gage: madt fir bas Nelt IT,
500 Stiid. Sebe 8aupe friBt tag
lid ibr eisenes @epiHt on 9lGttern
unb gliitben. @eieet. Tie brau6t bis
lie ausgefreilen bat, aidJ oreiBig Suae
unb fribt td9li6 nur cine 9liitbe. Die
cine Sru6t a~6geseben b1tte. 10 friSt
lie in oreibig Saaen alio Dreibig Chit
friidte in Der @liitbe, unb 1900
Gaupen 5uiammen f%reiien 225,O00
Stiid iolfer 0liitben. SGtte Der
anabe bas @ogelneit in Iube selaiien.
10 bate man nm 225.000 Stiid
Iepfel. %rnen, airihen II. /. 10. mebr
geerntet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME.
Success of SPokane's Arbor and Clean
ing Day Movement.

To clean up a town and keep it in
good shape the following scheme. fol
lowed. for two seasons by Spokane,
Wash, has proved very beneficial to
that city and can be adopted in n
measure 10y any town:
Forty thousand men. women and
children, Including fourteen hundred
students I'm the high school, participant
ed this spring in the special arbor
and cleaning day movement originated
In Spokane year ago by the city
beautiful committee of the one Hun.
dred and Fifty Thousand club. SAYS
the New York Tribune Mayor Floyd
l.. Daggett proclaimed civic holi
day, and from early morning until
the sun dipped behind the west
ern hills captains OF financial. indus.
trial and commercial institutions. min
ing kings, lumber barons, professional
men and labOrcrs worked side by side
with their wives. sisters and children
In making Spokane as splck and span
as new pin. How well they sue
ceeded was shown by the fact that
nearly every lawn was ruked. the trees
and shrubbery were pruned, alleys
cleaned and vacant lots sown to grass
and flower seeds The last named
work was given over 20 the children.
to whom were presented 10000 packets
Of garden seeds by Mrs. II. Wen.
Henry l.. Lilieuthal, formerly CITY
engineer, was marshal OF the dav and
had under his direction n large number
Of teams and vehicles lent by the cor
porauons and private individuals.
which hauled refuse To the municipal
crematory md the dumps outside the
city limits. Tree pruungs. Ic1ves and
other debris We're destroyed iu bonHres
lighted In various parts of the CITY
under the direction OF the FIRE depart
ment- The organization al the forces
was the work of q Herbert Moore.
chairman 81 the city beautiful conn
mittee. who was assisted bv vice
chairman IN each ward. in each OF
which there was o. committee Of ten
residents one representing oHph pre-
cinct Every block lu the ciucts
was represented hy % captain. aud FIN
This way every part ~ ibo city. even
tile outskirts. was looked after
In addition ~ ihD general cleaning
work. patriotic aud fratouaI socl.t.e.
planted trees in the various parks
naming them in honor ~ tha GRAND
and supreme officers of flr rar'lus
lodges The WoYIm.n 90 fhe World
and their auxiliary tl. Women of tha
Woodcraft planted number ~ trees
near their bungalows at tls Spokane
Interstate fair grounds
People in spokur Displayed more
enthusiasm in tbe work This yeag fhan
they did q year ol1" Nr Moore .ad
"and wo have rrpnr. p .HYu IaI u.t
ingie block i1 sr..ane wat u.a.eer
od. Everybody worked flI tls main
with the Doe. rut. uI bowel uas Ir
evidence from m.mnr Hf uI.hHau
the result being U.f M. .I Uas
beautiful and r.ean Dr. proposed fo
have this day seq as.Ie HuI fl m8Ee Dc
20 civic holiday every sllr"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15

See that the center of the table
stands directly under the center OF the
chandelier or hanging lamp. whichever
light YOU use for the center of your
dining room. says Men and Women.
Place your canton flannel. or felt. as Il
Is called. even on the table. smoothing
IL down well. so that there are no
crcases TO upset the water glass or
vegetable saucer during the course OF
the meal Next lay your white dam
ask cloth evenly and smoothly. 80 as
TO have as few crcAscs ass possible. and
see that II hangs well over the sides
of the table, without touching the floor
Then place your linen ccntcrpicce I'm
the center Of the ttbleclOth. and n
you have two smaller linen pieces put
them at opposite corners right ut the
edge of the table. Now place your
vase filed with fresh water aud gar-
den flowers. or even Wild striped grass
or ferns, I'm the center Of the middle
linen piece. and two smaller vases Of
YOU possess them on the smaller cor
ner pieces. At the edge OF the opposite
corners place at one small bowl
filed with any fruit You have I'm the
house. Apples. bananas, oranges and
grapes make pretty showing A
pineapple may be- placed In the center
Of the glass bowl aud the mixed fruits
nicely arranged around Il. The fruit
and the flow2rs give a festive appear
ance to even the most simply laid
table. Our eyes should be gratlhed as
much as our pnlates. At the edge Of
the other corner place Il china tile.
upon which set your glass water pitch
er filed with ice water
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
THE LAVE MERCHANT
Believes In Advertising as an Aid 10
Business Getting.

The live merchant pick up his 1--we
local paper, turns to his advertise
ment and with pride says: "rhat is
my advertisement" His patrons say
to him: 81 saw your advertise
ment." He says ii is his, they say
! it is, and it really is. 1t certainly
does belong 10 him. tor the reason
that his competitor csuno, slip in a
line or two or mors Ia that adver
tisement, telling about goods other
than those belonging 10 the mer
chan, who bought the space re.
ferred to.
And since lie oNns the advertise
men, just as he DOES h,s stock IF
goods, If he Is wise he does not lay
that on the shelf as being suited
only to certain Sc ms. To he
contrary, II he kno~s his business
thoroughly and has push and enter
prise down pat, he knows that his
advertisement IS a staple article and
must be kept OH the counter all the
time, all the year round, where his
customers can have ready access TO
il, where they can see il, where they
can take advantage OF it by knowing
at all times what it is. That adver
tisement is valuable part IF his
stock and is something sought after
at all times by his customers.
While it is staple article and S
ever in demand, yet like other arti-
cles it has the rush seasons, espec .
tally in holiday times, and then is
the time to have a large stock of it,.
1t always counts much in the
merchants favor when he gets to
counting the cash in the money
drawer a: the end of the business
day, and is the one thing that brings
him IL money the moment he opeus
his store every morning. At the
end Of the year he will find ii has
brought him IN thousands of dollars
far more than any article he has
handled during the year,
1t is an article he must keep con
stantly in stock if he will do the best
and biggest business. History of
merchandising demonstrates this be-
yond dispute or retutation. -Clarks-
burg Tels gram.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
YOUNG STREET CLEANERS.
How 1rookline School Children Keep
Neiahborhood Free From Litter

Neighborhood Free From Litter.
The Pierce school In Brookllne, Mass.
has solved the problem OF Uttered
streets IN 50 far as the children OF
that school are concerned.
At first an attempt was made az ali
stract teaching. says the Boston Tran
script, but II was without effect. Then
something practical was devised. Each
room held an election ana selected four
representatives for the Good Citizens
club. making about fifty I'm all
These met and selected officers. III
vided UP the streets OF the ncighbor
hood and assigned a portion 10 each
grade. making It absolutely responsible
for conditions I'm its territory. Waste
rcccptaclcs were needed. and the chill
dren interviewed the assistant super
lntendent OF streets and got them.
TO keep up interest the teachers nrc
conducted 10y the various squads over
what they call their beats" Healthy
emulation has produced most deslr.
able results.
Cleanliness and freedom from posi-.
BILE cOntaglon made Il necessary that
the children should not handle dirty
papers. skins OF fruit and other refuse
with their fingers, so the manual train
ing teacher got some volunteers from
the club and collecting sticks were pre-
pared for the workers.
The results OF the experiment are
manifest. and many favorable com
ments have come I'm from citizens and
from the officials OF the street depart
ment. School papers. which may east
ly be detected, are rarely found on the
streets. IL Is observed, however. that
refuse from other sources continues
about the same, and Il Is thought Il
will probably remain so until adults
learn from the children or till the
younger generation takes the place Of
the present careless one.
The principal OF the school says that
one thing is certain-the members OF
the Good Citizens club OF that Pierce
school who have bent their backs 1000
times I'm the course OF single week
TO pick up papers can never in the
whole course of their lives look upon
scattered papers i'm the streets with In.
difference
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
MARCHERS AND STRAGGLERS.
Town Philosopher Gives Some Hints
as to How TO Succeed In Business.


mo matter what business you may
be in," remarks the town philosopher,
unless you keep up with the process.
sion you'll never arrive. Stragglers
don't count in business. They can't
pick up enough scraps dropped by the
real marchers to keep them going. for
the fellows who are I'm the van don't
drop anything. They make clean
sweep
''rhe straggler I'm the mercantile line.
for instance. Is the slipshod stOrekeep.
er who tries tC do business in 1907 by
methods that went out of date i'm 1877.
He still has small panes OF glass I'm his
front windows, about sixteen panes to
sash, while the merchant up the
street who marches I'm the van has ac-
cepted the plate glass window PROPOSE.
ton as a good thing. Plate glass cost
lots of money thirty years ago. but to.
day 1t is quite cheap and most any.
body can buy It, It adds several per
cent to the exterior attraction of
store, and it's the outside that any GUS
toner sees before he sees the inside.
you know.
"These same stragglers who retain
their antique window panes still en-
ploy the methods OF ~ In their adver-
Using. They carry about an inch OF
space in the local paper, merely men
tionlng that Smith & Jones have full
stock Of fine groceries, when the other
grocer takes n half column double and
advertises right by publishing a price
list Of his best bargains for the day or
the week
"Who gets the patronage of the peo-
pie? Is 1t the grocer with the fly
specked window pHnes of past gen
Grafton and the inch ad. that has stood
In the same type so long that the let
tiers are worn off at the corners like n
run down shoe heel, or Is 1t the man
whose errand boy washes the plate
glass windows every morning ar Z
o'clock and then carries the new copy
for the weeks advertising around to
the newspaper office?
"As remarked" concluded the town
philosopher, III you don't keep up with
the procession you won't get there"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15

lie didn't have a dollar; be didn't
have a dime His clothes and shoes
we're looking just al though they'd
served their time lie didn't try to
Kin himself 20 dodge m.sfortanes
whacks Instead be got some ashes
and be filed five dozen sacks. Then,
next be begged a dollar In The
paper in the morn be advertised Tin
polish that would pa. Che sun 20
scorn. lie kept on advertising. and.
just now, suffice TO BY, he's out i'm
California at bis co,tage on The
bay. Machine Poet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15
TIPS ON UPHOLSTERY.
How Prayed Furniture Can 3. Re.


Upholstery demands more knack
than strength. says the Boston Globe.
In recovering anything. as n chair or
sofa, first remove the tacks which hold
the edging guimpe. then take of the
plain outsides. This Will reveal the
lacking. Cut the lacking threads and
remove the buttons. noting how they
are applied.
Loose all the edge tacks. take of the
old cover, mark the middle Of II, brush
Il well and press ycr; smooth. Go
over the chair with whisk broom aud
small brush ana remove every par
ticle Of dust and lint from the tuftlng.
Spread out the new covering fiat and
smooth. doubling IL lengthwise, right
sides together. Fold the old cover
likewise and lay II on as a pattern.
taking care 30 make the threads run
the same In old aud new.
Cut with very sharp shears and sew
up wherever seams are needed. Fol
low the original cover I'm finishing
That Il 90 say. either bind the bottom
and leave II free or sew II 10 the seat
cover ana bind the seam.
Next put the middle Of the new
cover Co the marked middle Of the
frame. tack Il tightly with temporary
tacks along Sides and arms, then begin
tufting straight down the middle. taxi
Ing great pains not 90 pull the new
cover away. The tuftlng requires up
holstcrcrs needles and Irvine. 10 be
had at any shop.
Thread a needle with three yards
Of twlne. double and knot e.; then
stick IL from the back through the
highest middle tuft. press the cover
IN with the fingers, arranging II I'm
proper folds. pass the needle back.
draw II tight. then bring II out again.
thread button upon n and again pass
It 60 the back. Fnsten there with
slip stitch and go on 90 the next turf
Work straight mp and down. taking
care not 10 draw the new cover so Il
will not reach. When the tufting Is
finished. lay the edge I'm proper plaits
tack down and cover with new
guimpe.
Finish the back first with cover of
paper muslin ana over that a smooth
stretch of the furniture stun. II *
wise TO practice upon something one
can afford TO spoil.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-15

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