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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-14
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wANrED-FEMALB HELP.

once, good chamber
maid and dining room girl at Cap
ttol Hotel, Glen Elk.
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WAN El,-1ouns Tady desires posi-.
ton at bookkeeping or general Of
flca work: excellent references
Address H.. care Telegram.
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FOR SALE-PouItry. Will dispose
of about so head of hens. some Of
which are standard bred. WILL
be sold cheap in order to reduce
the stock at once. Apply. to F. 4.
Vyse, 464 S. Chestnut street.
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The next meeting of the Royal
Neighbors OF America, will be held
Tuesday, Ost. %.
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ZOE III

FOR RENT-zA 6O-2ot store room
in a good location with three liv-
ing rooms over til store Apply
at 53S West Main itreet.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
DESCRIPTION OF CROCHET STITCHES

Chain (ch) A series of stitches (sts)
or loops, each drawn with the hook through
loop preceding.
Slip-stitch Isl. ST. f: Drop the stitch on
the hook take up the one 1t is desired to
join, and draw the dropped stitch through.
This is used as n fastener, or joining stitch,
where close work is wanted.
Single crochet Is. c.): Having a stitch
on the needle, put hook through work, take
up the thread and draw it through the work
and the stitch on the needle at the same
time: This is sometimes called "close-chain
stitch"
Double crochet 3D. c.): Having stitch
on the needle las will be understood in fol-
lowing defnitons), put hook through the
work. draw the thread through, take up
stitch, and draw it through the two stitches
on the needle.
Treble crochet Ct. CO. Thread over nee
die as IL to make a STITCH hook through
work, thread over and draw through, max
ing three stitches the needle; thread
over, draw through two, over draw through
remaining two
Double treble crochet I'd. t. c.) Like
treble, except that the thread is put over
twice before insertion of hook in the work :
draw thread through, making four stitches
on the needle take up thread, draw through
two. In the extra long treble, which is
seldom used, the thread is put over three
times before insertion of hook in work, the
stitches being worked off by twos as di-
rected ~
Short treble Is. t.): Like treble, except
that after thread is drawn through the
work, making three stitches on the needle,
it is taken up and drawn through all three
at once, instead of two.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

double knots. picot) times, 6 double
knots, fasten in I'd picot Of I'd ring, make
Sd part of leaf like LIST, fastening in Sd
picot of I'd ring, make another chain like
LIST chain made, q ring of double knots.
join to Sd picot back in last leaf. finish ring
like list made. and repeat.
Having made a strip of sufficient length
for the collar. make 4-leaved figure to
join between the leaves in the center of
the strip. Beginning in the center make
ring Of 1 double knot, q picot, 2 double
knots) 7 times, / picot, double knot close.
tie and cut thread. Make q ring like LIST
described. chain like LIST, joining by Sd
picot to long picot OF center ring (drawn
out at least y inch. when making), make
the leaf as directed, then another chain
like list, joining by Sd picot to next long
picot Of center ring. and repeat until you
have 4 leaves surrounding the center ring.
each leaf Joined by long picots, Join to
the collar between 2 leaves the list ring OF
upper leaf in the square by 9th picot to
9th picot of I'd chain in leaf of the collar,
next chains. respectively, by Sd picot of
each, then join other side in like manner.
These squares make pretty motifs for
many combinations, and the strip lovely
handkerchief border or edging for any pur-
pose
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

in 3 trebles) twice, chain 3, 8 trebles un:-
der 3 chain, (chain 3. trebles in 3
trebles) twice, chain 3; repeat.
10. make 5 doubles over doubles,
missing LIST and last, tchain 8, 3 trebles in
3 trebles) twice, chain 8, trebles in LIST
of next 3 trebles. chain 3, trebles in last
OF same 3 trebles, (chain 3, 3 trebles in 3
trebles) twice. chain 8 repeat.
20. make doubles over 8 doubles,
missing LIST and last, (chain 3, trebles
in 3 trebles) 8 times, chain 3, trebles
under chain, (chain 3, trebles in next
8 trebles) times, chain 3 repeat.
81. A double in I'd OF 3 doubles,
(chain 3, 3 trebles in next 3 trebles) 3
times, chain 3, trebles in LIST of next 3
trebles chain 3, 3 trebles in last OF same.
(chain 3, trebles in next treblesl, 3
times, chain 8, double in I'd of 3 doubles,
chain 3, catch back in top OF chain last
made to bring the scallops together, and
repeat from =.
90 Make trebes under chain. a
double in I'd of 8 trebles all around. This
row will close the scallops, IL preferred,
so that there is no need of catching at top
of chain.
Ribbon may be run in and out the spaces
formed by 18th row.
This dolly may be called many in one,
since the 9Th row completes a very pretty
tidy wheel the 9th row n little dolly, the
18th or 18th Z still larger dolly and the
whole especially with ribbon run in the
spaces suggested and tied in pretty bow
on one side, makes a very pretty bureau
mat If desired, the edge may be easily
applied to a round or oval linen center
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

A. Chain 4, treble In next treble,
(chain /, treble in next treble) 8 times,
chain 2, Ga treble in next treble chain
~ 6 times, treble in next treble, repeat
from times. chain 2, and join to Sd of
4 chain.
s.. single under 1 chain, chain 3 a
treble in same place (chain l, trebies
under next chain) s times, chain 2,
trebles under next / chain, (chain /, 2
trebies under next times repeat from
4 times, chain 2, and join to top OF
chain.
g. Catch back under 2 chain just made.
chain 8, miss 3 groups of trebles,
trebles with chain between, between 30
and 4th groups, repeat from around, end
ing with / treble under same chain where
the row started, chain 3, and join to Sd OF
chain.
z. Chain 6, Z trebles under next 3
chain, chain 8, repeat from around, end
ing with trebles under last 3 CHAIN JOIN
to Sd of chain.
8. Chain 5, a treble in 1st of trebles
following. (chain I, a treble in next) D
times, chain g repeat from around, end
ing with a treble, with chain between,
in each OF trebles, chain 1 and join 10 ga
of chain.
9. single back under l chain last
made. chain g. trebles under next l
chain, (chain /, 2 trebles under next, chain
IL times, chain 2, repeat from !" around,
ending with treble under the chain where
chain started and join to Sd OF same
chain, -. o n.,,ohos
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

a treble under chain. chain 2. miss LIST
treble, 2 trebles in next 2, (chain 2,
trebles in trebles) twice, (chain 2 miss
2, 1 treble in next 3 times trebles in
next 3 trebles, (chain 2, miss 2, treble)
twice, IL trebles under loop of chain, turn
next chain q 6 times, a treble in next
treble, chain 2, trebles in next trebles,
(chain 2, miss 2, trebles) times. chain
2 trebles in 2 trebles and 1 under chain
following chain g. a treble under next chain
and 2 trebles in trebles, chain 2, miss 2
trebles turn.
s. Chain 8, 8 trebles in 3 trebles chain
Q miss 2. trebes, chain 2, miss 2,
trebies, (chain 2, miss 2, 1 treble) 3 times,
8 trebies in next trebles, chain z. miss
2, 4 trebles, chain 2, miss list space 3
trehIes under next, Cchain 2, trebles under
next chain 5 times, fasten at end OF
foundation chain, turn. .,oo.
6. CChain 7, fasten back to form picodt
~ & chain. chain 2 miss 3 trebles, 3
t treble under chain between next 2 groups
Of trebles), times, (chain 2 treoleS
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

10. Catch back under chain, chain 8,
treble under next chain, chain 5, re-
peat from around, and join to Sd of 8
chain.
IA. = make 8 doubles under each of 8
chains Of s, chain 3, trebles under next
chain, chain 3; repeat from around.
Is. miss LIST of 10 doubles, 10 doubles
in next 10, chain 3, trebles in list of 3
trebles, chain 3. trebles in last of same
trebles. chain 3 repeat from around.
16. make IL doubles in IL doubles,
missing LIST and last of 10 doubles in last
row, chain g. trebies in 3 trebles. chain
3, 3 trebles under 3 chain. chain g. 3 trebes
in trebles chain 3 repeat from around.
II. make 8 doubles over IL doubles,
missing list and last chain 8. 3 trebles in
3 trebles, chain 3, trebes in LIST of next
3 trebles, chain 8, trebles in last of same
3 trebles, chain g. 3 trebes in next 3
trebles, chain 3; repeat from around:
IS. make doubles over doubles,
missing list and last, (chain 3, 8 trebles
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
Dainty Work for Willing Hands
Conducted BY MARY wILMORE

between next groups) twice, (chaln 2, miss
z, 1 treble) twice, trebles in next 3
stitches. chain 2. miss 2. 10 trebles in next
16 stitches. chain q miss 2. trebles. chain
2, miss 2, trebles, turn.
z. Chain 3, trebles in 3 trebles chain
q miss 2, 8 trebles, chain 2. miss 2, 4
trebles, (chan 2, miss 2, 1 treble) times,
trebles in next stitches (chan 2, miss
2, treble in nexD times, turn.
s. Like I'd row.
8. Like Sd row to scalop after IL
trebles under chain, join TO chain between
I'd and Sd groups of trebles Counting
down. in preceding scallop; turn.
10. Like 4th row.
IL. Like 9th row; join (after making
last trebles and chain) to chain be-
tween next groups of three trebles back.
turn.
IL. Like 9th row.
Repeat from 18th row.
A simple, but very pretty and durable
lace for trimming aprons, pillowsips, skirts.
etc The insertion is very easily made by
finishing the lower edge like upper one,
emitting the scallop.
In coarse linen thread this is very hand
some finish for ends of bureau scarf, with
the insertion to match.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
KNITTED BLOCK FOR BEDspREAD

Cast on 1 stitch. about inches from
the end of thread.
1. Over. knit l.
2 Over. purl /, knit /.
g. cover, knit u 3 times.
a. Over, knit l., pur 3, knit 2.
8. Over, knit 2, over knit 8, over,
6. over, knit 2. purl s. knit 3.
z. Over, knit 3, over, knit 8, over,
knit g.
8. Over, knit 8, purl Z, knit 4.
8. Over knit 4, over, knit z, over,
knit T.
10. over. knit 4. purl 8, knit s.
IL. Over, knit 10.
12. over knit s. purl 8. knit 8.
13, 10, 49, 81, %. %. over. knit
plain.
ID. Over knit 6, purl 8, knit z.
16. over, knit z, purl 8, knit 8.
IS. Over, knit s, purl 8, knit 8.
20. Over, knit 8, purl Q, knit 10.
%. Over knit 10, purl 9, knit II.
"a. Over, knit IL. purl 8, knit H.
26. Over, knit 12 purl 8, knit 13.
81. Over. knit 10, slip and bind, knit
s, narrow knit 13.
%. over, knit 10. purl z, knit IA.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

Chain (ch): A series of stitches (sts.)
or loops, each drawn with the hook through
1nnn nracedinp
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

KNITTED BLOCK FOR BEDsPREAD.
30. Over; knit IA. slip and bind. knit
3, narrow. knit ID.
80. Over. knit IA. purl 8, knit 49,
81. Over, knit Is. slip and bind. knit l.
49, Over, knit Is, purl 1. knit 10.
33. Over, knit &c. slip, narrow and
bind, knit 16.
"a over, knit "a.
35 Knit 1, over narrow. repeat from
across row.
SO. Purl to within 2 stitches of the
end, purl those 2 together.
81, SO. Knit to within 2 stitches OF the
end, narrow.
'N 40, I'll Al, As , A, as, At, 40. 50. So, 50,
55. Sc IS, SO, 81, g. GA. IS, 81. Like
37th row.
68. Slip narrow and bind.
Break off the thread about inches from
the needle and draw it through the last
stitch on the right needle. This completes
one block or square. In joining them
sew with the length of thread left at each
end, SO that the four leaves meet in the
center Four blocks form the complete
pattern.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
A HANDSOME PLATE DOLLY OR CENTER
PIECE

Chain 10, Join.
1. Chain 3. for list treble, 20 trebles in
ring, join to top of 3 chain.
2. Chain g. treble between chain
and LIST of 20 trebles, chain s. miss 8
trebles, treble between next 2. repeat from
times, chain 5 and join to Sd of
chain.
8. single under 8 chain, chain 3 for
a treble, 6 trebles under same chain,
chain g. trebles under next chain, re-
peat from 4 times chain 3, and join to
top of chain.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07

bringing you to center OF 2 chain, 2 knot
stitches, miss 3 trebles fasten between next
2, repeat from around, fastening last 2
knot-stitches where list started.
IL. Make L knot-stitch catch In last
knot made, knot-stitches. fasten In next
knot repeat from around, join.
IL. Make 1 knot-sttch, catch in last
knot made, chain 3, 2 trebes in same
place, chain 3, 3 trebles in next knot
repeat from around, join to top of chain
representing list of 3 trebles.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
DESCRIPTION OF STITCHES IN
KNITTING

Knit (k) is to knit plain.
Over (o): Put thread over needle to
make an extra loop or stitch.
Narrow (n.) Knit two stitches together.
Purl Cpl or seam Isl Knit with the
thread in front of needle; this is the re-
verse of plain knitting.
together.
Fagot (f): over twice, purl two to-
gether.
Slip, narrow and bind ISL n. and b. !:
Skip one stitch, narrow, then draw the
slipped stitch over the narrow one, letting
it fall between the needles.
Slip and bind Isl. and b. =: Slip stitch,
knit one draw slipped stitch over knitted
one. To bind or cast off, repeat.
Stars (**) and parenthesis indicate
from twice, is the same as saying over,
narrow while lover, narrow three times.
is the same.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-07
CARLOTTA LACE

Make chain of so stitches, turn.
1. Miss 8, trebles in next stitches,
(chain g miss 2, 1 treble) times, trebles
in next 3, 4 trebles in next stitches,
(chain 2, miss 2, treble in next stitch)
5 times, 8 trebles in next 8 stitches. (chain
2, miss 2, treble in next 8 times, turn.
2. Chain s. Ga treble in next treble, chain
p twice, 16 trebes in next 16 stitches,
chain 2, miss 2. trebles in 4 trebles,
(chain 2, miss 2, trebles in 3 trebles)
8 times, treble in top of chain at end
of row. turn.
8. Chain 3, 8 trebles in 8 trebles, chain
2, miss 2, 2 trebles in 2 trebles, chain 2,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22
BISCUIT KILLS BABE
Poison in Cracker Ends Life Of Russell
Infant = Abba and Its Vicinity
Stricken With Deaths Due to Tetan-
us-Four Die.

Special to Times-Republican.
Abba. July pa piece of dog bis
curt, poisoned with strychnine caused
the death in utmost agony at Russell
of the infant child of Charles Mick.
The baby crawled out in the yard and
found the lethal substance, and in a
few hours was no more.
This is the wrost of a series of sud-
den deaths which appalled, this and
neighboring communities yesterday.
j. W. Haddon. an old man living
here, died Saturday afternoon from tie
tanus induced by a scratch on his hand
by a pet Cog.
Mrs. Jefferson Fink, woman of
40, living at Hartman, last evening saio
to her family at the supper table that
she was not feeling well. Going to the
couch across the room, she lay down
and never again stirred. A sudden, at
tack of heart failure was the cause.
Edward Morrison, boy of IA, few
days ago had his hand burned by the
explosion of a blank cartridge. Tetanus
carried him off Saturday. Lockjaw was
responsible for another death in the
vicinity and one of the most peculiar
on record. Albert Aim, a miner in No.
B mine at Buxton. was kicked in the
hand by mule some days ago. He
thought nothing of it until the Sread
symptoms of tetanus suddenly ap-
peared. The end was speedy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

/ Bearing him proudly aloft as a hero
| does his laurels, he hurled him back
| into his Shiny prison.
caimar.
Last Thursday man named James
Kent. whose home is at Edgewood, died
on Conductor Cross train between
Rose Creek and Adams, from heart
Failure, it is said. He started from
ISteele. N. D.. and was on his way home
in company with his wife and two
children. The body was taken off here
and put in charge of Undertaken Po-
shusta. to be prepared for the remain
der of the transit to his home. The
doctors at Steele had advised him to
get home as soon as he could, but ne
was unable to get home alive.
Mt. Vernon.
Elmer j. McCaustland, Cornell '92,
who for several years past has been
connected with the engineering de-
partment of Cornell university, has
been elected professor of mining en-
gineering in the state university OF
Alabama Attention was attracted to
Professor McCaustland on the part of
persons interested in the Alabama in
stitution by his record at Cornell uni
versity. New York, in the some
| of work he will prosecute in the south.
The new position is a desirable one in
every way and commands a fine sal
airy.
GrinnelI.
/ One has little appreciation of the
size of the freight business in Grin
nell until he takes occasion to look in
to the matter. The Rock Island alone
| had 1900 cars of freight shipped into
! here last year, and in addition has one
car daily from Des Moines. one daily
from Chicago, one daily from Rock Is
land and Davenport, and about three
times week one from Burr Oak car
rying from 5000 to 10000 pounds. In
addition to this it handles from 5000
to 5000 pounds of local freight daily
OH it's platform from cars which are
not set out here. The business of the
Rock Island office alone amounts to
about $4,000 a month. The Iowa Cen
Erl forwards at least $50 cars yearly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22
TlLLMAN BARRED
Fiery South Orator Excluded From
Speaking in the Church by the
Mems Club of the consresationaIsts
His Date Is Cancelled.

Special TO Times Republican.
wehtser City. July cit has been
officially decided in Webster City that
Pitchfork~ Ben Tillman as a platform
orator would disgrace a church, ana
that after his appearance in one not
even thorough fumigation would
make it again suitable or fit as place
for holding divine worship. This Of
fetal decision has been rendered by the
MEMS club of the Congregations.
church. who dated Tillman for an APP
pearance here in their lecture course
and transferred his engagement to the
armory
But this is not all, public sentiment
was $50 opposed to the appearance OF
South earolina's fire eating senator
under the auspices of a. church society
that the club was compelled to take
cognizance of the situation and cancel
the Tilman date altogether.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22
81 | D o D
~ R 2! Us -! u
@e S ;51, Say SEA-! S!I,! sf ffl. 8.
&,) PimDlGS. tNE
Many people suffer from
Blood Poison and don't know
it. Read symptoms. Easily
cured by B. B. B.

If you have aches and pains in bones,
back or joints. Itching, Scabby Skin
blood feels hot OF thin; Swollen Glands,
Risings and Bumps on the skin, Sore
Throat or mouth, falling hair. Pimples
or offensive eruptions, Cancerous Sores
Jumps or Sores on Lips, Face or any
part OF the body, Rash on Skin, are run
down Or nervous. Ulcers on any part
of the body, ,Carbuncles or Boils, TAKE
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (6. B. B.,
GUARANTEED to cure even the worst
and most deep-seated cases, B. B. s.
drives all poisonous matter from the
system and sends a food OF pure, rich
blood directly to the skin surface. In
this way Sores, Eruptions, Pimples and
every evidence of Blood Poison are
quickly healed and cured, completely
changing the entire body into clean,
healthy condition Thousands of cases
cured by B. B. B. after all other treat
men failed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22

shaft for the Abba Coal Company, and
when down it will be the deepest shaft
in Iowa. They will go 800 below the
surface, where the coal has been found
to be five feet, five and three quar-
tiers inches thick. The Ramsays and
the Harris boys anticipate rich mine
and all indications point to the open
ing up of one of the largest coal indus
tries In southern Iowa.
Hampton.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Citizens National Bank. the vacancy
on the directory caused by the death
of A.. r. Carter was filled by the unan-
imous selection of D. w. Mott, Jr, to
the place. Mr.. Mott is one of Frank
lin county's most progressive and re-
liable young men, and the stockholders
of this popular banking house are to
be congratulated on Mr.. Motifs cleo
ton as one of the members of tho
members of the board of directors.
Hampton.
Miss Emily Reeve, one of the best
known ladies in this county, and for
mer superintendent of schools OF
Franklin county will leave next month
for Bombay, India, where she has ac-
cepted a position as instructor in
large school there which is conducted
In the interest of the women inhabi-
tants of chat place. Miss Reeve is thor
oughly equipped in her line of work.
and the institution is certainly fotu-
! nate in securing one Of her ability as
an instructor.
Marengo.
The alligator escaped from his sum-
mer residence in the park last Sunday
afternoon. He was discovered by Mr..
Lee Byers who Immediately shouted
for help, jumped over three park seats
and finally fell backward into the
horse trough. The marshal was toll
ephoned for and speedily arrived upon
the scene. A posse was quickly formed
composed OF seventeen men and four
boys. The monster seemed about TO
make his escape when Marshal klenk
| with all the desperate bravery OF
Roman gladiator. plunged forward and
grasped the hideous beast by the neck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-22

Chelsea.
A change in the business directory
took place Tuesday of last week when
Walter Mason Of Toledo purchased
and took charge of the Arcade res
taurant. Mr.. Mason is no novice In
the business. he having had years OF
practical experience in that line.
Farragut.
We believe w. G. Faulkner is the
champion potato raiser in this part of
the country. Mr.. Faulkner planted his
potatoes April 90 and today exhibited
sixteen large potatoes taken from one
hill. None was smaller than hen egg
in size, and a great number were as
large as goose eggs.
Cambridge.
The Story county soldiers reunion
will be held here Wednesday and
Thursday, August Fl and %. A splen-
did program is now in course of prep
ara,tion for the entertainment of the
old soldiers and a general invitation
is extended to all to come and enjoy
couple of days at the hospitality OF
the citizens Of Cambridge.
Grundy Center.
The four mail carriers out of Grun-
dy Center handled 62,7S6 pieces OF
mail during the months of April, May
and June. OF this amount 56,1Ss
pieces We're delivered and 6.59S pieces
were collected. The three months
which this report covers are consid-
cred the lightest of the year and yet
the total runs into big figures.
Shenandoah.
The four months old baby girl OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Norman. living or
the John McLaren place west Of the
city, died Wednesday of cholera in
fantum after short illness. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. W
j. Sparks Thursday afternoon ane
the little body was laid to rest ir
Rose Hill cemetery. Many friends
extend sympathy to the parents II
their hour OF sorrow.
Abba.
Joseph Henneman Of CenteYville ha,
secured the contract for sinking the all