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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-08
Population of the World.

The population Of the world, as CIV
en- in the latest estimate, is LAC, ESQ.,
600. 1t is a logical inference that the
present population Of the earth ex-
ceeds that Of any former period.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13
A NEW MAP OF TEXAS
With a New Feature
Never Before Used.
Portraits OF All Texas
Presidents and Governors.


"Fhe Houston Post" has just
issued new and attractive wall
chart of six pages. each page being
28xS6 inches. This chart contai 8
entirely new maps of Texas, the
United States, the Philippines,
Panama and canal zone. the wored,
Alaska. Hawaii,s Porto Rico and
Typographical map of theA Russo
japanese war district. In addition
70 the usual index and portraits Of
the Presidents Of The United States
rulers OF other nations and flags of
'all nations. The Post at great
expense has added an entirely new
feature. ii being shown on the first
page of the chart with the new map
OF Texas.
The map itself is entirely new,
now being printed for the fret
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13
Time T able.
IooKHART BRANCH.

LooKHART BRANCH.
Train No. 46 arrives from Lockhari
10 % y. m.
Train No. 40 arrives from Yoakum
2:40 y. m,
WACO BRANCH WACO TO YoAKUM.
Train No. AZ arrives from Waco al
1856 p nj.
YoAKUM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives ON Yoakum
at 2,45' IN
NIGHT TRAINS.
Arrive from YoaKum alto, m
Arrives from W I
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

WANTED: 10 men in each state
to travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs. Salary $500
per month; $500 per day for
expenses. SAUNDERS co. Depart
ment P, No. 46 jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, Ills,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

The date has been decided on for
the children's mask ball. 1t will
be on Friday, February 22nd, aud
proceeds will he for the benefit OF
the school, =
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

DR.. Frank Kent, of San Antonio,
Specialist in Diseases of the Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat, will visit
Sinner February 18th. Office with
Drs. Schulze 4 Gray. Examina,
zion free,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13
Farmers Attention

Just received one car of good seed
corn. Call at once it you want
good reliable seed.
H. A. GODS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

Read the ad of the First Nutional
Bank which has out grown its
claim of being the strongest bank
in the county and is now the strong
est bank in the 18th senatorial
district.
A Mask Ball and Clay Pigeon
shooting is announced to come off
at Lone Star Hall on Sunday, Feb.
18th. A good time is assured every
body who attends
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13
LOCAL NEWS.

(, eOeoooeseoo0NeOOOoOeOOos
LOCAL. NEWS. 81
seeeco - oeooes
For hot or cold baths go to A. G.
Koepkee.
Mr.. ]. G. Blohm paid a shor'
business visit 10 Austin last week
For astylish hair cut and smooth
shave. call on WU. FRANKIE.
Mr.. L. NJ. Kokernot was in from
Big Hill on business last Saturday.
The car shortage nuisance has
become somewhat abated during
the past'few weeks.
Razors and scissors put in order
good AZ new at A. G. Koepkes.
The Japanese Russian moving
picture show failed to put in its
appearance last Sunday night.
Mr.. H. A. Woods is offering for
sale fine lot of horses and mules
See him ifyou want ething good
DR.. G. Schulze and w. t. Bagby
Esq, were in Jones county last
week on land business.
Miss Myths can accommodate q
few more pupils, in shorthand and
bookkeeping
Mr.. Joe Kram is having a new
residence built on his farm east Of
Sinner.
bot and cold baths at VIM
FRANKIE.
Miss Johnnie Eason of Moulton
was hare Saturday attending the
Mask Ball at the Opera House
Corn s Hay For Sale
at the Livery Stable:
III. A. Woods.
The Misses Burns of Cuero were
in the city last week visiting Their
friend, Miss Mary Martin.
Have your razors honed by VIM
FRANKIE. .
Tomorrow will be St. Valentine
day. Young man, remember your
best girl with a pretty Valentine.
Mr.. Otto Fertech of Breslau was
in the CITY last week visiting his
son, Mr. VIM. Ferisch.
Mr., Vim. 'Jaroszewski OF Route
No. /, Sweet Home, was in Shinel
Saturday on business
Prof W q M Ter Of the Dryel
community VAS in Sinner last Sat
urday on business.
Mr. Henry Windel has sold biz
home place IN Shin or to Mr. Frank
Kloessel Sr the price paid wa'
$1,000 90.
Mrs. W. H, Plagemann and two
children arrived from Houston las
Wednesday to spend few week.
with her parents Mr., and Mrs. } c
Habermacher.
The Sinner Oil Mil closed dowr
last Thursday, but expects to make
another run after the planting sea.
son is over.
Mrs. George Smith gave birth tc
fine bouncing boy last Sunday
Congratulations to Papa and Nam
ma.
Mr.. R. l, Moore Of Dryer WAS in
town Saturday talking railroad
Mr.. Moore thinks the new depol
will be placed on his land.
The Gazette subscription list Ii
growing rapidly. Get in now before
the price advances. The price Of
manor and avarYthinr elaa 10 The
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

Mr.. l.. Gantert, our jeweler and
,ptician left last Sunday for New
Orleans to purchase an up-to date
stock of OPTICAL goods. 1t is Mr.
danterts intention to fit up priv
,te room for the accom- mediation OF
persons who wish to have their ey.
81 tested and fitted to new glasses.
Mr. Iantert 10 now located on front
street next door to the telephone
office.
On account Of the high price o
fuel the Moulton electric light plant
has closed down and nearly every
body has gone back to oil lamps
A few of the merchants have put
in ascetlyne gas plants.
Those desiring to take a course
in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type.
writing and Muscular Movement
Penmanship, please leave names at
the Gazette Office or G. J. Wendel's
Store.
| The First National bank of Shin,
er has been selected State deposit
tory for this, the Eighteenth sena-
torial district, which again reflects
credit upon that institution, having
recently created surplus fund of
$4,000, equal to its capital.
Mr.. q. w. Eschenburg,
Sinners enterprising furn
iture dealer, has just res
ceived a large car load of
furniture and is prepared
to supply all your wants
lin his line. He also carr
ries a very large stock OF
Wall Papers, which he in
vites you to call and ids
spect.
Mr.. G, l. Jasggli was down from
Mouton last Friday between trains
on business and his many friends
were glad to meet him The de
parture OF Mr.. Jaeggli and his esti-
ma BILE family from our midst was
much regretted by everybody. He
is now in the employ of his brother
Mr.. Rudolph Jaeggli, and while ht
may be doing better from 6nau.
cial point of view, we are satisfied
he will miss Sinner and Sinner
will miss him. We hope he vii
fall among pleasant lines in hii
new home.
u r. P. Jahnke, an experienced
optician, will visit Halletsville Fet
II, Office at New City Hotel
Yoakum, 13. Office DR.. W. Shrop
shire. Sinner, IA. Office at Drs
Schulze & Gray
If you need glasses consult mi
and | will give you a thorough ex
animation andal honest opinion
4 Weather has been cold and clouc
| Y Of late. but still no rain and farm
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-02-13

Weather has been cold and cloud
y of late, but still no rain and farm
ers are feeling blue, as this long
continued drouth is getting serious.
Planting time will soon be here and
there Is hardly enough moisture in
the ground to sprout Heeds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

the back, and the scalloped edge en-
trely around for finish, or, II a more
elaborate corset cover is desired, the
design can be embroidered entirely
down both sides Of the front Fine
nainsook will be found very satisfac-
tory for the purpose, as it is soft and
easy to embroider and launders beauti-
full.
Some of the lingerie garments are
shown worked in colors. If one is very
careful in laundrying these lingerie
garments done in colors. they will not
fade. and are very pretty whom the rib
bon of the same shade is run through
them.
The colored mercerized cottons are
used for this purpose. as they are less
likely to fade than the silks. The cot
tons should first be tested. SO as to
make sure that the colors are fast.
An attractive corset cover shown was
the design Of delicate fern worked out
in palest greens. Another had small
sprays of pink and white and blue
forget-me-nots.
Charming holiday gift for a bride
would be set of six garments. in
GLIDING the silk hand-embroidered stock
ings, small little empire wreath with
her initials in it marking the entire set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
Bonnets for Babies

= ONE Of the daintiest bonnets for
y babies are made Of pale blue
- flannel and are simply shaped.
like the Dutch cap, edged with a lace
ruching and lined with washable
silk.
A charming effect is gained by en-
broidering 1t with tiny little sprigs of
rosebuds or detached daisy heads In
white luster thread or embroider silk.
The bonnet is made about three inches
deeper than Is necessary and the border
scalloped.
This should be turned back off of the
face. like flap, the inner frill of lace
being inserted afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
New Embroidered
Underwear

mi HE new embroidered underwear IS
made to fit quite closely to the
figure, as this season every wom-
an is striving to be as slim as possible.
Some Of the newest designs for sets
Of underwear show the hand-embroid-
cry alone. no laces being combined with
1t. However, a narrow frill Of lace used
under the scallops Is more becoming
than otherwise.
The favorite designs are the butterfly
and the daisy patterns. The work Is
done In the eyelet and French embroid-
cry upon fine batiste or handkerchief
linen, with the edges finished with but
tonhole scallops.
The corset cover Is perhaps the most
important article of the set. as the pop
ular lingerie waists require very at
tractive corset covers. The corset cover
may be made full enough to slip over
the head and be drawn up with ribbons
run through embroidered oval openings,
or it may open In the front or on one
side.
The corset which goes over the head
is made in two pieces with seams under
the arms and on the shoulders, while
the fulness Of the waist line Is held in
by a ribbon drawn through either
casing of the material or a beading.
The corset cover which opens in
front can have the fulness at the waist
line laid in cluster of fine hand-run
tucks and finished with beading and rib
Don
fully done. 1t will be best to fill in the
edges of the scallops with an outline
stitch. This will help also to keep the
material from fraying out when the
cover Is Numbered.
A carelessly made scallop will ruin
the finest piece Of underwear. as it will
look badly after the laundrying. When
the scallops are finished and ready to
be cut out, be careful not to cut the
material too close to the scallops, as
this will cause it to fray.
II oval eyelets are used for the rib
bons they should be worked in the over
ar,d-over stitch, first running them
around with a thread to keep them In
shape, and then piercing before en-
broidering.
Some of the designs show festoons Of
small flowers. with eyelets for ribbons
between. This can be used across tho
front alore, with tucks and eyelets in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

HERHAPS the greatest distinction between the
r. waists Of this season and last lies in the
/ embroidered linen collar. which is worn not
only with the shirtwaists, but with gowns Of wolfe
and silk.
The embroidered collar is higher than we have
been accustomed to Of late. but well built that
it does not the least uncomfortable
Well-ftting not to be purchased for
less than $3.50 to 81, and make several
of them at home for this price, they will repay the
making.
1t is the same with the lawn ties, the designs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
(Needlework Gifts for the Schoo1boy's Room

MONG soft pillows the linen ones in the col
n lege school colors with big monograms in
4 4 leather stitched on one side are very popular
with schooboys.
Pillows made of soft leather also very good,
and those made of small Navajo blankets are re-
ceived with the greatest joy. OF course, 1t Is not
easy make a Navajo blanket pillow. or one of
leather either but for beloved brother or cousin
will do much.
1t is good plan not to attempt to stitch the
two sides of the cushion in either case, but to lace
them together with leather thongs
set of laundry bags may also be made. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

for the ends Of which offered today.
These ties are unusually graceful and becom-
ing to girls we'll to the mature faces of elderly
women. and expensive item when pur-
chased in the shops.
At home they may be made for a few cents.
The collars or the ties would mako delightful re-
membranes for holiday time.
Any information in regard to the working of
these designs. well information concerning
fancy work. will be answered in these aolumns.
II. however, q personal reply is desired. inclose
a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

should be large bag for general use and a small
one for collars and cuffs. these frequently 60 to
different laundries These bags made Of heavy
cry. Blue brown linen is best, they will aun-
der we'll then The braid or lettering should be
white.
A comfort bag Is always liked by college boys
This may be made in several sha pes, but the best
cts and with cords at one end 50 that they may be
rolled up and tied. The pockets contain buttons
black and white cotton needles scissors tapes and
other useful things for bachelor mendings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
Handmade Gifts for
the Baby

Then there ars bibs. The handker-
chief linen bibs may be elaborate and
a luxury that will be realized when 1t
is known that some Of them shown in
the shops sell for as high as $40.
This Is because Of the embroidery and
lace on them. But there are all sorts
of inexpensive bibs that may easily be
fashioned. The favorite design at pres
ent for the everyday bib Is some Of the
quaint little Greenway figures.
Shawls made OF cashmere. square In
design and scalloped or bound. are most
useful. A draw ribbon may be 30 ar
ranged at the corner as to brine it up
in the form of little hood II 30 de-
sired These are especially nice when
carrying the baby through the draughts
from one room to another.
Handmade caps admit Of no end OF
variety in embroidery and handwork
ard pique or linen coats with deep
capes may be embroidered.
OF baby bootees and socks there can
never be too many. and they may DO
knitted. crocheted or made Of chamoise
or flannel.
Sachets Of all kinds and sizes, from
those for the bureau drawers to others
that are tiny, help to make the baoy's
clothes smell sweet. There 10 need
for ptncushtons of all sorts, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
Tucked Collar and Cuff Set

A STRIP Of hne sheer linen is re-
II required.
This is cut about two-and-one-
half inches in width. and 10 laid In
solid pin tucks to within three-fourths
Of an inch from the bottom.
A narrow lace is then rolled on to the
edge OF the rune. below the tucks and
around the ends, forming a very dainty
finish. This is then attached to the
regular bands for collars and cuffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
A Hint for Embroidered Curtains.

A Hint for Embroidered Curtains.
Rope silk or heavy Bulgarian cotton
will be suitable for the work on cur
tains. The best stitch to use Is the
Bulgarian, as fine work does not show
the effort required, and the coarse Is
in every way more attractive.
A set Of any Of these curtains would
be q handsome holiday gift for the wo-
man who loves dainty things In her
boudoir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
Gifts for the College Girl

-OR some unexplained reason col
r. lege girls are less fortunate
1 than their college brethren when
It comes to being the recipients Of sofa
cushions.
While the college girl has several pill
lows of the practical sort, her heart
usually yearns toward the lingerie ef-
fects and she keeps her school posses
sions long after her school days are
finished.
Nothing will SO delight the heart OF
the average college girl as a pretty
sofa pillow for her own particular do
main.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-19
Nlmero 273
Salvador Rueda, operado

FL gran poeta sufrio la extraction
de TN "lipoma,' practicada con exito
felicfsimo por los doctores Pallares y
|Gonzalez, del Institute Ruhlo.
La carta en- que da noticia de clio
q nuestro director es tan pintoresca
e interesante, que, con un placer del
que participaran cuantos la lean, cue
remos reproducirla:
Con m ucho trabaio, y con la ca
beza llena de vendajes, le escri ibo pa
ra decirle que su "Ruedecilla" estu-
vo aver, de nueve once, entire las
diviras manos de los profesores del
Institute Rubio, que vinieron gen ero-
samente mi casa a extraerme un
"lipoma" del cuello.
Ell ''lipoma," cuaudo 10 vi, sc me
figure un parasitic fisiol6gico, de for
ma de pulpo, con muchos tentaculos.
Son muy neutrality-suspicious. -estos
dep0sitos de grasa con patas, segu-
ramente Ell mfo, de haberle deiado,
me habrla dado la vuelta al cuello
como un dOgal.
Creyera sele TN presente, heredado
de Zorrilla, que en- FL mismo lugar
tenfa uno. tConoce usted 4 Pallares?
Joven, sobrio al operar al hablar,
segurlsim de su arte, es I'm verdade-
70 "estilista" pleno y vigoroso de la
herramienta quirl1rgica.
EStuvO brillantfsimo tecleaba en-
mi cuello, adormecido por la cocaina,
como en- sl masiil del violin teclean
los dedos de Sarasate. Yo me quede
admirado para toda mi vida, de yer
10 que los medicos, que en- Espafla
suelen ser grandes artistas, pueden
realizar con tan aca bada belleza.
Sea usted bueno para mi y de los
"cuatro vientos" Ia cjencia Y Ell arte
de este hombre, de este Pallares 4
quien ha asistido OTTO joven merritt
simo doctor: Julio Gonzalez.
Duro la operacion cerca de una ho-
ra, po1que esta "lipoma' ha sido I'm
case exceptional, cosa no vista de
tenacldad, sdherencia y ramifcacion;
una mano de mil dedos que me que
ria estrangular. iAh! La cocaina
mata ell dolor, 10 bora; pero no ell
tacto. Asl es que Sc experimental la
|operaci6n como ST fuese en- Ell cuello
de otra persona.
No tengo nj rastro de hebre, v 81
una gana de conner POGO en- relacion
con mi modesto menaje de cocina."
Al parablen que enviamos Saliva
dor Rueda, Sc uniran en- Espafia Y
en- America los de sus admiradores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-19

En- el trascurso del pasado
ano la ciudad norteamericana
de Chicago ha visto aumentar
su poblaci0n en- 90, 500 habitan-
teS.
Este crecimiento no ha sido
IN case anOrmal, sino que re
presenta POGO mas Q menos, la
proporsion del de todos los amos.
Sicndo este asi, Chicago, que
cuenta va mas de : millones de
habitantes, lleva Camino de So
brepas r a Nueva York Y con
vertirse asi, por el numero de
sus pobladores, en- la segunda
ciudad del orbe.
ACtualmente, merced a los
grandes Canales construidos en-
la region de los grandes lagos
norteameriCanOs Y del rio San
Lorenzo, los trasatlanticos de
cierto porte pueden llegar hasta
Chicago, situada. como Sc sabe,
en- el lOuuO uel lagO lie M1Ch1-
gan.
Ell movimiento de buques en-
dichos canales, 4 pesar de ode
estan helados varios meses al
ano, es va mayor que el del
Canal de Suez.
Ahora bien,;se han proyectado
en- esas Was de navegacion nue.
vas obras, en- virtud de las cua-
les, podran navegar por ALI los
mayores trasatlanticos actuales.
Cuando estas obras Sc termi-
men, habra, pues, IN motive pa
"a que el crecimiento de Chica-
go Sc efectue todavia en- mayor
proportion que hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-19

ci6n oficial de su partido. Es un polf.
tico importante; pero no tanto como
los que ahora gobiernan, tratandose de
la conducta que ha de seguir Ell Jap6n.
Esos personajes jaue piensan, ST el en-.
VIC de la escuadra no les hace gracia,
no Sc 10 contar an nj medicos militia
res americanos nj reporters de perio.
dicos. Nos enteramos de su desagrado
cuando Sc nos telegrafie que, antes de
declararle la guerra q los Estados Uni
dos, los barcos de Evans han sido ata-
cados por los de Togo. Recuerdese
10 que sucedi6 en- Puerto Arthur.
81 no hay trajedia ;cuanto tempo
estara Ia escuadra en- el Paci6coa Este
es Ell otro punto sobre ell cual Sc escr.
be aquf bastante y que, como Sc decfa
en- Ell tempo viejo, .hace gemir las
prensas." Sc ha publicado que el re-
greso de la Armada dependera del
tempo que tarde ell Congreso en- votar
ell diuero para costearlo; pues ahora
resulta que Ell almirante Evans tiene
para ell billete de ida, pero no para ell
de vuelta. Me hguro que la vuelta
Sc ha de retrasar mucho, pues no lie
faltarAn al Congreso pretextos para de-.
jar de votar ell credito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-19
De Ponce

Ell licenciado don Ramon V.
Martin ha salido. para Arroyo
donde establecera una farmac acia
bajo su direction.
-Ha regresado de San Juan
el distinguido letrado Sr. Tous
Soto, que sc encontraba ALI en-
asuntos profesionales.
-Esta noche celebrara session
el concejo municipal. FL vier-
nes tue suspendida por falta de
quorum.
-Ha fallecides efael hospita-
lilo de Ia carcel la individual
Francisco Miranda.
I'm hombre, cuya proceden-
cia Sc ignora, fue encontrado
muerto en- la orilla del rio Por-
tugues, de una affection cardia-
ca segun opinion medica.
-Ha circulado por la ciudad
una carta impresa del senior don
Olimpio Otero y don Jose Tous
Soto tratando sobre la obra de
Derecho proxima a publicarse,
del ultimo.
Sc encuentran en- nuestro
puerto los vapores San Juan
americana. "Valbanera" espa-
mol y Croatia aleman,
va han empezado las clases
de ingles para los profesores
puertorriqueilos.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad
el senior don Luis terrer, probo
empleado de la "Guanica Cen
trail
Aver salieron para Salinas
los se1ores Godrean (don Gui
llermo, don Arturo y don Julio
que sc enContraban en- la ciu-
dad.
- Han regresado de San Juan
los sef1ores Gustavo Rodriguez
Y don Luis Jordan Davila, abo-
CAD os.
-Continna mejor de sus do
lencias el reputado medico-ci-
rujano doctor Salazar.
-Adelantan en- sus ejercicios
los muchachos de la Guardia
Nacional.
-Esta tarde ha de recogerse
la correspondence para Estados
Unidos y Europa.
Ha regresado de su viaje por
la Republica del Norte el acau-
dalado caballero don Carlos
Armstrong.
Para los proximos dfas de
Diciembre sc anuncia la publ
caci6n de una revista literaria
en- la cual colaboraran notables
plumas y que sera dirigida por
TN joven escritor.
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-19
4 los suscriptoreS J Agentes

Para la buena Marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 80 6
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioriaad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que es
solicitor.