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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
PUBLIC SALE !!

Having decided to leave stanford, | will
sell at public auction at my home on Logan
Avenue on
FRIDAY, JAN. ~, 1909,
all my personal property, consisting of one
good milk COW, covered spring wagon. all
my broom machinery, bed room suits.
springs, mattresses, rocking and dining
chairs, sideboards, chiffoniere. kitchen and
dining table, Morris chair, fine moquette
carpet, all-wool drugget, lot Of rugs, |
steel range, | set ~ volumes Confederate
Military History. 4 volumes Universal Die
tionary,6 volumes Peoples standard His
tory of the U. -, some other books, small
and large round heating stove and many
other things too numerous to mention. sale
Will begin promptly at IL O'Clock A. NJ. II
weather Is cold good fire will he kept to
warm the crowd. =. p. GRAY,
stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

UNCLE SAM wants President elect
Taft to keep clean during his trip to
Panama. A bath tub weighing three
tons was installed in the battIeship,
North Carolina, for his especial benefit.
Your Uncle Sam doesn't care for ex.
penses when the people are putting up
the dough.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

Flows collections at your church,
Brudder Shinn?
"Well, we amt nebber had to stop in
de middle OBJ collection to go an emp
ty de box.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
Simple Remedy For La Grippe

Hacking la grippe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar. The sore and in
famed lungs are healed and strength
ened, and dangerous condition is
quickly averted. New Stanford Drug
Co.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

EDITOR CHARLES w. METCALF, of
the Pineville Sun, believes in the Roose-
welt theory. A little daughter has just
arrived at his home, making nine child
rem, eight of whom are girls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

TAFT:says;he will consider merit and
fitness, not:politics, in Federal appoint
ment' but it's dollars to doughnuts that
the aforesaid.meritsland fitness will be
found in republicans only.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

AN Alabama man is said to have pro-
posed to POI women before he could
find one to say yes. The girl who
agreed to wed him is only II wears old
and the silly little thing will no doubt
regret her action.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

DIR. l.. II. Blanton, of Danville, was
successfully operated on by DIR. Hugh
Young at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Bal
timore.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
NOTICED!

Notice n hereby given that all Lincoln
county bonds Of series "B." issued March 1,
lsqp. rcdeemab'e In 10 years with privilege OF
paying In 10 years from said date, will he
paid ON the LIST day OF March, 1909, on press
entation to the Lincoln County National
Bank and that interest on same will stop
after said date. Total amount tl5,5o.
THIS Jan. 81, 1919.
James Mckcchnie, q. n. Cooper and W. y.
Rurch, Committee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HURST used
last year 100000 tons.of paper at a
cost of SO, 2S4, 500 for his numerous dali
lies
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JOHN c. PEOPLES.

Is n candidate for Assessor Of Lincoln coun
" subject to the action of. the democratic
party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
new BLACKSMITH AND RE-
PAIR SHOP.

have opened a blacksmith and general
repair shop mt my home, the old tollgate
property on the stanford pike, near Hus-
tonville, and ask n share OF the public pa
tronage. PAUL JESSE, Hustonville, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

Four children were cremated and
their parents seriously injured in fire
in Fittsburg, Pa.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
]. d. SwOPE

Is n candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln
cratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
GEO. B. COOPER

for county court clerk OF Lincoln county,
subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
W. W. WHITE

Is n candidate for Asscssorof Lincoln conn
ty. subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
CONCRETING

We are in position to do all kinds of con-
GREETING, such as Block Work, Pavements
house down to "A fence Hst We can serve
you promptly and guarantee first-class
work and material. Call and get our prices
before you buy your material at least.
PHILLIPS BROS,
Stanford, Ky.
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u You Want TO Grow Corn

Alfalfa, hogs and cattle come to Butler.
send for list Of improved farms Address.
J.E. WEST, Augusta, Kas.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
JAMES r, HOLDAM

Is n candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln
cratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29
JAMES p. BAILEY

Is n candidate for Judge of the Lincoln
county court, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
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w. n. SHANK 6
CARL AND SINGLETON

Is candidate for re- nomination for Repre-
sentative of Lincoln county, subject to tn,
action of the Democratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-29

Is a candidate for superintendent OF Publ,
Schools OF Lincoln county, subject to tn,
action OF the Democratic party.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
StaOt Baltimore.
Sdnittcr Sob.

Sr. u. y. Sbarp in bobenl 9llter gc-
itorben. - @nr Der @riinbcr Der
groben Erogiieniirmo Sborp &
Gobmc. - Hidter Sharp iciil
ein5iger Sobn. Sr. $. g.
Runrien foot. @ur 1lteIier
Sobu bcs Stootrutbs Yr6iioen.
+ ten.
Die 9eerbigllng beS &crrn u. q.
Sborp, @riin6erS Der meltbetannten
EroguensS irnto Sborp & 2obne oil
Der @eitsErattltruBe, pelder am
Sonntog in ieiner @obnung, 9tr.
2105, Ct. YoulitroBe, I'M Sitter bon
Sc Sobren itarb, finbct bellte Nod.
mittog 3 llbr ponl Srailerboule aus
ollf Dem Srienbs' Sriebbofe ltatt. Sr.
Sborp mar nod bis 81 10 Soeen Dor
ieiiiem ableben nerbGltniBmi1Big Ri.
itig, unb MIR III ben lestcn paar Ia.
gen mar er bettlagerig. Sin Ser5'
idlaa ipo ole unmittelbure Sooes.
uriahc. Nid)ter George Nc Sborp
bon Der oberitcn StootgeridtSbonf
lit iein ein5iger SoGn. Ger Gerltor'
beile itommte aus Windeiter, So,
fam i'm IA. 2ebenSiabre nod 9olti-
more, murbe Npotbefer uno croffnctc
1S47 cine Npptbefe' an Der Ode bon
Somarb- nnb ErottItruBe. Snl Sab.
re 1860 murbe Serr 2ollis Tobnlc
fem Gompagnon uno ied)s Sabre ipo-
fer trat Serr Charles &. Tobnle Der
Sirmo bel, Die no6 unO nob oils So
b~rifcntin bon Srogucn einen @elt-
rltf erlolgtc mo iebt nobeju 1000
Eeriolten bcid0ftigt. Die @%ompognie
lpilroe i'm Sabre 1903 inter Den @e-
leeen bon Nem.Serlep nit eillem so
pitol bon 81 100000 incorporirt. Sr.
Sburp 500 iid) i'm Sabre 1888 ld)on
pom @eid)oit 5lriid, ltnO ieit Der 3eit
fiibrt Die Sonlilie Gpbrne oolielbe al
lein.
8. g. u Ii m'Ypn' tobt. ''
Ser Soporb Eurnell 9tltmien, Der
1lteite Sobn bes Srn. @ep. u. 9tum.
len, ErGiioentcn bes 5ipeiten Stuot-
rotbs5meigeS, melder ON SonlItog
IbenO in Der eltcrlitclt @obnung an
Der aote.gpenue, nobc Der Heiiters-
topn-Nooo, an Den Solgen bon cont
pli5irtcn a%ranfbeitcn ltnrb, miro
beute @ormittog II llbr Don Srouer-
bouie aus ouf Scr Grub Hiogc.Geme-
tern beer0lgt meroen. EaItor 3. y.
Spiscr bon Der IrIington biihoil,
Observation-Disclosures oes SiibcnS miro
amtiren, llno Die @obrtlf)trG9er lpcrs
ben ieill: Norris y. Newmon, Surrp
Nelpmon, Soieph Sbirlep, Sarrp
Shirley, Carl Hemmon uno Gllrne1
SInnb. guBer ieiucn gItern bitter
lGbt Der S~critorbcne rinen Sruoer,
Scrr1 5. 9tclunlon 9tunlielt. Serr y,
y. Nun1Ien mar Sabre lang 8eid0iia
rcilenber in Colorado. Gr mar in
atblctiidcn areilcn III Baltimore
lpoblbcfanit.
Sbren TcrIebungen
erlegcn.
Nh ben 6olgci ibrer Gerlekulgeli,
lpeldc lie oln Sprntog gbenb, luie
hcrcits ollsiiibrlid berid)tet, bel BENT
Stur5 bon eillem in boiler ISobrt be.
iinolid)en Strobenbobn-@aegon on
ser Baltimore troBc crlitt, lit &c.
tern gormittog Die 63 Sabre altc
5rou 5onnp 2ognn bon Hr. II, Siio.
ToppletpnItr., I'M llniperiit1ts : so
ipitole geItprben. Die SoipitolGr5te
iparen tros Der erOenflidlten Venlii'
bungcn nid)t i'm Stanoc, Die Scrun-
gliifte 81 r%ettel,, Do tic eincn Shd-
oelbrud) onpongetrogen bate.
Gin hobes utter. am Is.
oieics Ionats tritt Sr. y. ". Spen
&C.. cine in bieiigeu 5inon5trciien
ipoblbefannte Ysrionlidfcit, in iein
81, 2cbensiabr. Gr erireut iid) nod
better @Pi1uAhpit mn oeiifinpre ,lri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
Npfefcaer's Grebiat.

SlepcIono, 9, fl. Sftpber. =
Nod ldngercm Sdtpeigen, ioipeit me-
ni9itcns Die Seifentlihfeit in Ve.
trndt fomlnt bat Sobn .. ModeicI-
Ter, Dos Sberboilpt oes groBten oller
Wonopole in Der @elt, eS fir gut be-
fitlocn eini9c %ieirter aniihten ilber
Wienlden unb lire 5ebler Dor Der
SonntagsId,ule Der eitcIio-Npenuc
Vaptiiienfird)e ausSuipredlen.
IN rNenn fs pabr lit" bilb er. an,
Dab ole Ienid)er inn @aiBen 81
piel iprefer, 10 gilt ons Defenders
non elmer iebr groben an5abl BON
airdleneliehern, Gas Gitiren pom
YiPeloeriet aeidicbt auf Soften eines
nirfli6. proftiiden gbriitentbnms.
Sd erinnerc mid aus meiner Sli.
genb5eit oil eirlen Mann, Der bibiildle
Worte ltets out per 3utsenipise bat.
te. aber cs ipar ihtuer, nit ibm aus
5ufornmer, ip1brenb ein anoerer
Nodbar. Der ms picl 2iebes eripie.
len bot, Iidl iebr ielten ouf bas beili-
&c Bud berief. ,Iboten ipredIen beut-
lidDer oils Worte, unb ainoer Dor Al'
lem baben DIES ilod imluer am
ifnelffen berauseefiiblt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
lie Niinbel Der Nation.

Snoioner Der Ser. Staaten nibt i'm
9usiterben. = Sbre 3abl bat iid
iogor in ben lebten Smei Sobr-
5ebnten UNI 10000 pernebrt.
@oibington, 8. g.. #. OF
tober. 0ie ollgemeine Inlid)t, ooB
Die onteritoniifen Snbianer in lteter
Ibnabnle be9riifcn ieien unb balb
gdn5lid) peribminben lpiirben lpiro
ourb Die loifi5iele Statiitif wiber-
le9t, oob bellte nod iiber 100000 Sn.
bioner4 in Den Ser. Stooten lebell.
9ie 3%upobme Der &ptbbGute INN I'M
gefabr 10000 in Den letter. 3rpei
sSSobr5ehuten miro Der b%eitGnbiger
5iiriorge Der 9unpesre9icrung, oer
Snoiqner 81 cioiliiren nnb 81 er5te-
ben, 6uoeidrieben.o Gie &egierung
.id)ist nid)t ltur pie rotbe Haiie, ion.
bern lit mad belten arGften beltrebt,
Den Sobn bes 2otlbeS 5u einen1 nilb.
liden 9iirger nllb sur cipiliiirten PR.
belt olt5iibolten. 9rei urto cine Grit
tel Wiaion Collars meroen i1brlid)
bon ben Ser. Stoateli fiir Die Gr5ie-
Dling bon mebr ais 10000 Suoinners
anobeu uuo -MGbben pernusgobt.
lin bcn 6leiB inter Den Snoinnern
gu ermutbigen bat Die Ge1ierung bic
Sertbeilltng bon 2Gnoereien inter
Die Snbianer ausgeoebnt, itno Gut
ienoe bon Snoionern lino befGbigt
luoroen, lire ei9euen slngelegcnbeiten
obHe Hesierungs-Gontrole 81 perlual-
ten. 8abrenb bes Sabres 1909 er-
bielten etlpa 1900 Snbiauer oos Eri-
pileg, ibrc cigenen 9anbereien 81 be-
bolicn. Snnb in Snno bolnit gebt
cine Serminberung Der Serpodtuno
bon Observation-Disclosures oil 0cibe
nno bao 9eitreben, Dem Sreiben Der
Sonbipcfulonten, Die Die llrpiIien-
belt Der Snbianer in @eid0ftsioden
allsniiten, ein 3iel jl ietcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12

gfoBarft9e Sorbefeltlllt9elt fllr Oell
gmpfong bes GbeiS Der .6ebcra.
ton Of 2obor" bel ieincr Anfunit
in @aibington belltc abcno.
Wofbington, :. s., #. DIT,
- Sur 9e9riiBrng bcs altS Dem Nus
lnnbe juriidfcGru,oen 8r1lioeltcl
Samuel @omperS bon Der yImcrl.
con Seocrotion Of 2obor" lperocn Die
rrganiiirtcn Nrbeiter bier cine Der
grobartigitcn anmbocbun9en ibrcr
Grt III Scenc icten, uto Die Irron.
Qentents fir cine Hieienporabe Der
Arbciter uno cinen ibiu 81, Gbrcn
itcttfinoenoen @mpfong iinb becnoct.
Sr. 6ompcrs ielbIt iol it'd an bic
Spite bes I~ui5ugcS Iebch, an mel
dem iibcr oreiBigtouieno or9oniiirte
girbeiter iid betbeiligcn mo bornn
fniipit lid, Der Gnlpfong III Der Son.
pcntlons.Saae," 81 meld)cm lid Die
micrnotionalen Scamten Der Irbci-
ter. Srgoniiotionen, Der grcflltipratb
Ger federation, 9unoesbeomte ilno
Tclcgaten BON Nrbciter . &orperidaf-
ten aus allen 5bcilen Der Ser. Staa-
ten, Gannoa's unb Guba's einiteQen
ipcrbcn.
Gic anfunit oes Erdiioenten Cont
pcrs miro bier morgcn abeno I'm
G.15 erruurtet. Phi Dem 9obnbnf be,
1riibt i'm Gin altsid)uB bon iiini Wiit,
G!iehern n1b 9~eleitct i'm nod einem
Sotel, in pcld]em CT Den 9cginu oes
Nui5uars eriportct, peld)cr nm 7>llbr
gtenos ongelctt lit. Sn Der Son.
pentiouS.Saue" iinbct baum cine Seit-
!idfcit itott, bel ipelder Giitrifts.
GommiilGr @eit, GpmmiiiGr Game
lHlo Sctretor Moielcp pom Der Som.
million fir oci 5mijhcnitantlid)en
Sanoclspcrfebr, iomic Sefretdr Mor.
riIcn BON Der 5coeration mo Spbn
Mitdea aniprafen bnIteu perocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
BUR Ecabubg- Guu5crtiaiion.

9lm Jreitng ben -. bS. Mts., iinoct
bas critic EcabooDe&ccitol ltott. -
Srei aneiiel Gllortctt Gon5ertc
lmo 10 Necitolc iinocn m1breno
ser Soiinn l909-1910 itott.
Sie Gcabpop Gon5ert : Snilon
uimn1t am -. os. OttS. ibrcn Nl=
lang. @Gbrcno ocrielben lpcrOcn 70
Hecitole, ionic 0rei &nciielsG uorictt=
Gon5ertc ituttfinoen, 9ic 9orbictul-
gen Der le%btgenonntcn ailnltlcr.&cr.
einiglng limo beim 0nltimorer Ellbli.
fun 81 ipobl befount, I'm nod elmer
ll1beren Ginfilbrung 81 beoilrfcn.
.0ieie aaainRrmnIif'G on5erte lin0 lett
%nhren ein iuid)tigcr syoftor inn Ilus
liflebcn Der Womuntelltenlto6t, lie
peroen altd) in oieienl @illter bieie
Ste!lullg beboltpten. 9tl Wfitnir.
fllng bcS Srn. Surplb Hanbolpb
(8iono) qicbt ~oclllclben Elm %erb0btcS
Sntereiic. llntcr ben &iil1ltlern unb
&imitlcriuneny lpelde in 0en perific-
oeren Gecitalen ouftretcr, iinOen lid
Die beruorrogenoiten Grl6einu1gen
Scr m,iifoliihen @elt ans oller Ser
rem SGnocr: Geltihlono, 6ronfreidL
HuBlano, StoliciL Gn0lonO, Cane
mart entlcnOen tire porncbmlten ne
pr1icltantcll.
Inter ocn fir baltimore nod llll=
bcfoultcn @roben icicn %belonoerS
bcrpurgcbobcn: Giup Spcnen, Gle be-
riibnltc hon0noiidc Gontra.9ltiltin,
peid)e tiirjlid) in Der ociltider
&cidISbmIptltnbt gcrnocju bcilpiellolc
Srinmpbc crrallg; :. 9ron cin rliii-
ld)cr Wlinoerfnube, Der, IA Sabre nlt,
bcreitS ais elmer Der beruorrogen0itcn
%iolill. Sirtiloicll Der @egcmunrt gilt,
unO Gopfl @roiic, cill blil0cr Wci-
ger. Dem cbcniolla Gin GROCER Hnl
pornllsgcht. Son ibrcn oltcn licbell
9cfanntcn perocn Die @oltimorcr
inter Inberen begriiBen fonnen:
6rou 6annp 9loonlficlo 3eiSlcr, Die
berporro9enoe Eianiltin; Sri. Gina
&errer, lire jllll0e tenlperomclltpolle
Tipolin; emilio DC @ogorjo, Ger
Itlnnlgelpoltige 9oritoniit, mo Go
lepb Sbepinue. Gllblnhb'S eriter Eio-
nit.
Gle Hccitolc lpie bic &neiiel.Goils
6erte iuerOcn, pie biSDcr, on 3reitug.
Nodrnittagen gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12

@uinucB in Brand ~itetftc, uoDurd)
rieie nno lire orei ainoer ocn 3oo
ianoen. I'm eie @nt!aiiung oeS
Strdilings mar nodgeIuft morben,
neil or ongcblid) in ocn lebtcn Stn'
nien Der ShminoiudJt itebt uno iein
glblebeu ieben angenblid Su crpar.
tn; itebt. Ser 3ud)tballs &crpolter
aceo ober bcfirnbct, %2ampbcrc iei
oQcroings lunaenleiocnb, obcr merbe
cbne 3meiiel I'M 3udtbous-SpipitaL
in pcld)enI er nntergebradt it, nod
oell fommenben @iutCr iiberleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
Sn's fiibfe 8rob.

SINS fiiIle 8rab. @os
iterblid) mor bon Jrou Morp 8. Bed,
Der @ittipe oeS peritorbciten Serrn
aueuit gcd, Der am letter 5reitaJ
ituf furSer aranfbcit peritorbencn
podcren oentifcil 8rdii, idldit linn
ouf Dem gouoofl.N orf- Srieobofe ocn
leBtell Sdlaf. @citern NadJnlittag
lpuroe Die 2eihe untcr iiberoils 5obl.
rcider 9etbciligltng bnrd) feds Der
bcIten Scfonnten Scr 8eritorbcnell,
Die SO. @eore Y. alein, 3. @rien-
eiien, Tiiguit @rcbe, 8. &urbicre, Yb.
SeDocder imp Sobn airdner, 5l @ro.
be gctrogell. lin 3 llhr nerlommel,
ten 'id Die Seiotragenben In GROCER
3obl I'M Ernlerbauie an Der Altguito.
Aoeltlie iii Srpinaton. Yaftor 81.
Qcbmalim Der Seeliorser ser ct. 50.
bnnncsfirde on Observation-Disclosures,
bictt einc fur5e 3roucraniprofe. Gr
bob Die pieIelr gnten Gigenid)aiten Der
entidlafenen berpor, .gub einer' fir
5eit Worth hires Qebens mo iprnh
ben Sinterbliebenen 1roiteslporte 5u.
Am @robe iprnd Yoitor 2ebmann
Elm fur5es Uebet, uto bailn pllroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12

Gin hobes 41ter. 2m Is.
oieics Ionats tritt &r. v. ". Spen.
&C.. cine in bieiigeu 5inon5frciien
lpoblbefannte Hefionlidfcit, in iein
"a, Scbensiabr. er e%rireut iid nod
better @eiuuobeit unb geiitiaer Sri
ide. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
Sammel's Seimfcbr.

@roBartise Sorbereitrngen fir Den
gmpfong oes Gbeis Der .6ebcra.
ton OF 2obor" bel ieincr Nnfunit
IN @aibington Delltc Mbeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12

Nobrnn0@ mittelsA us il /.
Iung in Der pric."- Gic &or.
b%ereitungell fir pie critic Heill Dab.
rnngSmittel &phrca NusitcllulG, wcl.
DIE bonn %, piei29 Monots bis 5uml g.
Nopcmber einidIieBlid) inter ocn Slll-
ipi5ien De. uN}arpl0noer Gu9ro@.
@rocers@ eieaidoit" in Der n2aric"
i%tottiinoet, iin0 bcinobe bceroct. Cic
NlsItellllG ueripriht cin GROCER Gr.
folg 5u merOen. Gas arrangements.
Gonlite bcitcbt ans Den $50. @illinnl
y. 9rorpn, @corgc 5. Sod mo &. j,
SN0nelpolf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12

Der Sorg in Die @rllit binnb geienft.
M60e Der ipatferen Oclptlden Srult Die
Grbe lcid)t iein. Er0dtigc @llimell-
lpcnben murocn olli Dem @robeSbii-
gel ais lebtc ollitcloe SheiocgriiBc
n%icoergclegt. 9ethCnbcItotter Sol. ..
Goot leitete OoS @cNrGbnib,
- 3os ScidcnbCN0n9niB bon tSrnll
gllgltitc lambert, @nttin bon Srn.
Ncnrp Sunlberti, iuel0c am Somss
tag i'm 9llier BON 81 &obren III ibrcr
letter Mobnuunr Nr. Cos, SitsSonls
bor0ltraBe, orS Dem Seben lhieo,
fuuO Neiteru Nndmittog pom
SroucrboHie aus auf bent Gouooll-
Enrf. Sricoboie itatt. Eaitor u. i.
Stergcr hielt Den lrourr9ottesbicnlt
obgitno ais @ubrtuhtftGcr inn9irtrn
gIngeitcat6 oe& Observation-Disclosures Sol.
Goof. ..ItJJ9 70 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-12
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-02
PROPER FIT OF COLLAR.
Garniture for the Neck Should Be
Straight on Bottom.

Many Of the new high collars are
made with a curved lower edge. The
best fitting collars, however, are those
made straight on the bottom. They
may be shaped as one wishes on top.
In making these high collars, which
follow the line Of the hair in the back
and almost touch the ears and are
then curved out under the chin, the
natural impulse Of most women is to
make these collars too high. The
best way to secure good results in
making these collars is to make a
newspaper pattern, altering and
changing until it fits. Measure
around the neck and cut a piece of
paper this length and four inches or
so high. Then measure the height OF
the collar in the center of the front,
measuring from the base of the collar
to where the head joins the neck, and
make this on the paper; then measure
the distance from the base of the col
lar in front to the beginning of the
hair, and measure the distance from
behind the ear to the bottom of the
collar, and mark these measurements
on the paper and cut the top of the
collar according to these. BY trying
the collar on and trimming it wher-
ever 1t may be too high, perfect tit
ting collar can be secured
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-02

over until four lines lie together as
the illustrations show. BY the time
four lines are together the whole will
have become rough dome-shape and
after a little tightening, you can In
sert the button or hat pin.
The knot will now have to be pulled
very tight, even and taut. The awl
and pincers will prove very useful. In
the final Tightening, follow only one
end of the lace right through until you
reach the other end. Take care the
awl does not slip and pierce the finger.
When the knot is tight over the head
of the hat pin or button, cut off the
ends with sharp penknife, press a
strand down to cover the severed ends
and carefully fasten with a generous
drop of liquid glue.
One English girl made six dozen of
these hat pins for a bazaar where they
had ready sale.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-02

New York, March Billy Roth
well, better known to the fistic world
as Young Corbett, will once more
appear as a fighter before the fans
OF Gotham. The former champion,
who is one of the most popular little
fellows that ever donned glove, will
meet Johnny Mario in a ten-round
contest before the Paramount A. G.
this evening. The coming back of
Corbett to the roped arena has been
one OF the wonders of the game. After
sliding down the ladder of fame in
rapid fashion and reaching the spot
where he was a genuine 'Fhas BEEN"
Corbett suddenly conceived the idea
of trying to regain his lost laurels.
During the past month the little fell
low has fought several battles, and
his earnestness in training and his
eagerness to win when in battle have
won him back many Of his former
friends. Corbett has turned his back
on the seductive white lights" and
is spending all his time in strenuous
training. When he steps into the
ring at the Fairmont it is an assured
fact that the clubhouse will be crowd
ed to the limit. and every one will
be roofing for the former idol to win.
In tackling Mario Corbett is up
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-02
White Is Popular.

Grecian styles are exceptionally
good for evening gowns made up in
the new thick crepe fabrics, half silk
and half wool, the liberty satins and
the failles. At first glance they look
as simple as the drapings of the Tan
agra figurines, but how to get into
them is puzzle, for the material is
apparently uncut and tackled on to the
wearer precisely as though she were
a marble statue In reality what looks
like one-piece gown is built in two
sections, the bodice being first put on
and fastened beneath the drapings,
which then merge with those Of the
skirt. Such evening gowns are prac-
tically low-necked and sleeveless din
ner costumes, but when worn to the
horse show are supplemented with
high-necked and long-sleeved net or
lace guimpes.