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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

ana .,.t..
In snea{ Ih,ps ~ VINE When called upnn
unpreaslon' for white there ia not much
maEhetsm In his presence no mas M, MI
,Qnrhy living out-of speaking propoil,
! pt,,tr Es NtV,S Wnru with JUG ems
! roWen,i,,,i' 9SHnpie. every vowel, cvorg
| G'ehnnt mus llH own use. He ARRAYS
hiH lNetH ~ mastery style Ito rrnsani.
| tl"",'N' hud llA logic ~ good, When hid.
| XIV inN lNN9Nle hobby thu Ciyll srryi ~
| ,,J., on'H nus very best Senator
| forti,nc 4, ~" kuvu hpallh and larGe
'""' 80 nlh l"Nnl anu lac goes about
| ~ a'vutarnl dul."A with the cnnylotiJBt
. '',. ,,Nn WI" ~ anxious 10 mako his life
p,,
,n,,,,,. H,N personalities OF which thia
tgt ,,,.,, :" i,moS 70 hehr q great deal IN
w ,lvnr tuiuro lN ihht OF Seth Low. IL
NY peon my fortune to see much OF mi
| tnol eWve ne was first b candidate far
ssssu' o' ulpuki%n Ncatg ugp untn now
1t, ~ :" pl,N0'ni OF historic Colnin-
Ky Noiiesr anu member of The nauid
ilphmt commission OF New York and nd,
nnt "','yiui'" pnnNv man Of consequence
omt u'' n 5ell Low ig Young nnn
Xxx, ~ "a, WuhhrE 'oneo VI Tho torn, Al
iiiSg ,'ii ~ W inah OF carly middle nEe.
I'M MI ,1i,g. ',tvN nead W srowing Fraf.
I'M, N"s 'ut VITA NR'' hut perhaps Ia ureorl'
"Euo wan NuriuuhdingH, Tor seth Row ba,,
I'D, gyWl'l WIN mon older than bluta,lf
Il, 4. H,,'yu l't H.iid lifH. began To pr1w
~ nv, ~ "u'ie thu ieHH true, that uos
oibrr ,tt1'' 'Hu," "l municipal politics M
t,ti ,,,,,,' nave copied from Inc policy
@, WIKI, W." w MI Low come twelve years
w,
p,i,i., i, 'l ~ tiioinent OF uomc NJ our
tb. ti'Iinsis one would hlnk tbet
,s,, tuNh nl Iammuny HAN OF last
d,n, M'A "a lpatoughly new achievement
tot W. ni'Vt'lhcr new llnea, Az a NM.
AZ a., lNyt 9elh Low lid The aame rort
800, s's w Hr9ehlyn moro than half d
yot Tbo } Ig nal. ana he Is not bld
IA n posri, 90 9l R9od timber Just now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

A,eeniavo secured his photograph ne o.,,
~ the dogs II war well pictured ths,,
when did, fer a few minutes iater II
iiaptompiu dog firht wrecked mo nhfi,
nr9Ae the bottles and left the cnternilsine
Individual minus his stock in trade The
costume Of this nenn WAS rarr,div No.
lafesqne, His trousers had once boinn,,I
y 2 Mexican gentleman, but were nov,
wen Ventilated His vest Was N a rlhrlnr
FSWy~' with scarf to match. the latter
~ cheap calico. Upon his feet no wore
me peqn sandal 81 Mexico, which l. sim
ply sole OF leather held IN place Nv 4
rthhorn string across the inetep and oye-
INC heel \ Salamanca sombrcro shaded
ms sWarthy face. aud over his shoul1cr
ne carried sack into which, from limo
10 time, he thrust ALI sorts of odds AMI
ehas picked III from the streets, could
not ascertain that he had any other lus.
mess than showing his dog 10 "nrin,5,s,,
Tor whatever he could get out n MON
Ihere had been great builnght ON sun.
aaS IN the Plaza del Tnro de Tacubayn,
a number OF bulls had been slain by me
great matadoreH nom Spain and uavann
anu pictorial paper had been Issued nexi
dpy Tor sale on the streets. describing the
contests. Little children sold these ,nners
IRVING out It's name IN Spanish al ever,
corner Their shrin. squelky voices kcnt
u UP Tar INTO the night, and theirs wore
the trst Of the awakening cries henratN
the Windows. OF the 1urhide. IN the morn.
ing One little fellow with badly cflshel
toot hobbled along, selling his paDers ~
saw the man with the pack-do, pbot,-
sfaphed and wanted to earn a eentny5
~ RS easy MANNER Note what n painod
expression there IL upon his face II,e
gummy little hands hold out the manor so
as TO display It's only illustration. that of
q maddencd bull tossing matndore over
me renee, II Is pity that the iuustra-
uou WIS not correct, hut alas, none OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
TIE S|ERRAS' BARD.
The Same Being Eccentric
Joaquin Miller.
NOW TOURING THE WORLD.
The Last Heard From Him Was
From the Hawaiian Islands.
BRET HARrE BHFRIRNDED HIN.
...., his Curious Home on the Hills
Overlooking San Francisco
Bay.
INV TOURING THE WORLD.
aRE1 HARTE BEFRIENDED HIN.


eccentric Joaquin Miller has left his
..rntain home and started on tour of
AZ world. He left here fortnight ago,
"a tbe last heard OF him was from the
|u.ualIan Islands From there he goes to
.pan and China.
ror several years Miller has resided on
a. hills overlooking Oakland and San
vyaneisco. From his front yard, or his
,,.b as he calls IT, one has splendid
..,oramlc view of San Francisco bay,
coIden Gate, san Francisco, and the towns
,l,,tered about the beautiful bay l was
/. there one night not long ago. 1t was
elear. sunlit night, and Joaquin was in
M spirits. The view inspired him. He
,,nstlated upon the beauties OF the scene
sslihe pale moon tangled up in the masts
/, The shin" and all that. At last, turn
~ 10 me, he said why, live in n nasty
msi.bullt town? II you love art. so to
gris or Rome; but IL you love nature,
,sme and perch on one of these hills"
Wer hates a city and abhors a crowd.
Hs ranch Is as queer as himself-which
saving good deal. on his place he has
hun houses-one that his mother occupies,
\ log hut with Il fox skin nailed to the
sar Davy Crockett style. stable. and
A own den. And what den 1t Isl In
thls hut there are two rooms; In one
joAchm has his sleeping apartment, en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03


ifel this matter
There Is a deal &c tragedy Contested
WIN these men. Siautlee Il. frlVnn Aitd
sa9,HenN. bsiheri Q. Thompson. ti,a bete
nplr OF John Kelly, Tho fams,,s I.s,,,.,,ss', y.
leader, was found DEM IN IA ia,,.3 e.
which he lived Il was SAID ID cem, III, i',i
anlcllc because of curtain lnanriaI ..,,,,,'
piohupns IA which he was involvad *,
ipr R9llin NJ Squire, HI was prnc,,cs 81,
tleerScn aNt oi politics after the funeral of
General Grant when he nlhea,,ird ~
from ~ historic City han ~ Nsr ys XIV
WIN ono OF the most atrocious nrto.,,s,
poems ever written, He la running 4 r,i,,t
i,arm up In Westchester county In New
York state now. -"
y also q tart that the host Mnyors
t snae New york has had OF late wears
hSVv oeen practical politicians, and so,,s
o. them Tammany men al INN fNS'7
senator Henry cabot Lodge OF Masaash,,.
s,eus divides his time sstween Vyashine,t,,
session and New York He comes In ,his
sn,,, soou deal. where he is socially
isr nv w." ~ prominent ana during the VIM
w, ne ms Deen frequent guest NJ ~.
uls public dinners. He Is usually fac,.,,,1
rtn'ea ny Mrs Lodge and a marty ~
lllehnH. The dashing Young senator ~
VIZ SAY state takes life very enmfer,s.
a' =" pefson ne resembles the well.to-
,,an s. nN'iun. lie II eNtrrmetv
s wsn sroomed His clothing Is made for
MN by tailor who undersu,nas NJ NJ
ineAS' HIS hair and HIS beard rpe,'iv. nv,
attention Of an ailrpt In the tonep,iai
~, Mr' Lodge Is fond Of tho opora and
theatre, snd he likes the huriylburly ~
Now York so wei that I often aee hln,
peerlnE INTO the shop windows on twenty.
WI, u,,u s,feft ana Broadway ! meet him
now ana thcn on Wall street. whote M
seems to he on good terms with onr i.,a.
ny hnaneiers. But Il Is ~ the banu,,et
Impression. VIC nsse
you can sec at glance from his brlaht
Sys ena clear skin That he Is not aver-
'ou' ne paf'akes sparingly OF the food.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
rlurr REroRMEn.
complaint That the squnws are Addicted
to Opium smoking

"oId pat is Piute buck. He fire.
auents the locality of Gold Hin where ne
avs wood. PAT is an influential man
but he has no aversion 70 talk for puoll-
cstlon, on the contrary, he sought an in
terview with representative Of the press
yesterday. He is reformer, and has
%, hlmself down before a mighty wrong;
I wrong which he says IS common one
,earn,nr 10 smoke opium; that they are
boIng enticed from the paths Of Piute
rs s, and led into dens Of Vice and
bannts Of inlquity by the Willy chInee.
De- adm use those exact words but sha'
was what he meant
He says that the squaws come to Nlr-
,.,ris smoke a big pipe and then go 70
49, s, Tbat they stay away from the
.'tssn,ns for days al a time and come
WIZ. s.beap sick.H Pat says. moreover
n isat come Of his weak sisters have
smoked The 1 big 5 Pps 81 snoa a'n and ola
e., -. 50 story IS IN every particular cor
I'm lnnra,ed by young PAT, his SOM y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

large and whom ntcd must weigh several
hundred pounds. hut they sustain Tie
weigh, on their ioreheads, ana irot alanR
as easily as Il they we're carrying bundles
% feathers e IS an odd sight 10 sea
these men, a dozen or moro Of them M
times, with their quecr-shaped calahasAcs
harncsscd 70 their heads With ropes ~
coarscly braided raw-hidc. At tho top 81
each calAhash Is sccIrnd a mcasorlnp Gun
which holds about gallon and whet
they supply mail customers they charge
certain stipulated sum per measure.
have one photograph In my collection
which IL somewhat out OF tho usual run
of McNiean illustration. II SLOWS how tic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
THE PEON Of MEXICO
Ills Many and Curious Ways
Of Earning a Living.
METHODS OF THE PEDDLER
The Schemes of the Miserable Beg
CARS of the Mexican Capital.
THEIR LOT IS A HARD ONE.
Foreigners Are the only source of
Revenue They
METHODS OF THE pEDDLER
THEIR LOT is A HARD ONE.

There Is no city in the world. unless Ii
pe Sohstantlnople. where the rich are SO
rleh ana the poor are SO poor as in the
tl'y of Mexico. Nor is there any place
where the classes are so abruptly divided.
iVr there seems to be little or no middle
class OF pure native population The bus
mess OF the metropolis is done by for
e'kherS' almost entirely, and what native
merchants there are seem to be OF tho
higher class on the one hand, who. though
not so rich as to be able TO live on their
incomes alone, are SIN woll-to-do, or
on Tue other hand, poor poems who strive,
ny means Of dlngy. dirty little shop. to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

:, ne museum at Cape Town Is shown
a,o.tashioned. high-baeNed wooden
~ which attaches a weird story
:, 4 related that the chair Is ne one p
,ss,cb the Dutch governor was fonna sls-
w.. MI. assa few moments after the exc
tlhs soldier whom he had sem
entlon II ~ y hanged. AMI who on his
S 5sng being psoRouneea soiemn.y e' ,.s,,l
upon pls tn. ~ the Supreme Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Mafnma--Now you cannot say, 1ohn.
that baby does not ioya yon. What do
you think she has pleaded with me 10 ask
you for7
Papa What. DEAR
Mamna--Wcll, sha wants lock u your
hair
Baby -SeS, pape, 10 let me have II, my
woeklng.herrc nus los, Its tail. and 49,
CrabieEn-j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03


iuHp 'oGs Ut I0lpline.s i@J sfai
Staple aa mIurs sWroi Drynhd compare.
And sd pisi all belief
Namacs, h IN thai wrote
9 so @sod Is sn' S .5 4asA va sq ssso ,o,no
ffgnrA anceitor OF milne
lrae ihe dungeon dssp
AID an XIX Anguish. that le epald not sleep.
for 'gnsclcnee Of q slni
soe hs coid. bard he'd.
clr sc eg@s s, i,a' iaf is, q y; ~.
: pillow va Hi'h tears
o ,sa!ies. uHle chime
fsr 9atn dask lous 81 Tint nnhanpj line.
Thai sisaed liseli nHaJ
And ever. mare and more.
70 ,baglsg sr,g O. als lgr1 eglf q part
rs ray late Aia hean
Aoa ihsra u wasp the name
or inauy 4 ioen BE- i9tpd. M one drar sake
Into II wen u nhsiri thus De- came
III iittlf song 70 make.
~ an MAJ ever heurd
Agi logsa s. e, lis tSe,,oes,s ,I pale b.,
fp notes doil indeflie
That wall from 10. ioae dsaa
i,ai, Z, nis .piy Blood ftIuenibrdncT iai.
= nat VIII ig9 laoWa'
Aad iharga 'gs ,nar hy ,irbi
M void Woaia Ela'i9 aaau,
Ysy mufi / a9l 1afod
rofrgernyI., nnF etisihr We BOT e9an.
- fmpi'one,l ~ taae. '"'
pas Wien Aai ilfie sosr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

pariGgeiy weli-to.do. fer he owns On reais
. couple RI 5urroe wuFih 81 each, has
eight calabashes. woriA " more, ana has
hnslness that meas MIN ftut or i've
roales per day above ~ thpFnseA He ],
brighter. shrewder ami better adapted faf
busness than MS fellow pe0na or be
never would have arlsea % the dignity
u h. present position. u cost flgs
qa3ngh for shap-shgi, but then, he Naa
a hiuinssa man ~ more inpyrianee man
the ordinary peaiier
Another style % water carrier y here
shown. This procession en,ers the Raits
nf thp Mexifan Central railway terminus
every inoIn.ng nu1 afternoon carrying
water from hfghhorns fountains 10 the
Offices there Their eslabashss are sely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

rilnks'S last book ~
Yes; ! enjoyed II more than any Of
tho others.'
How could yongH
- didn't read IL"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

niway-rae an alarm clock nowadays?
JlRsup-- No; never tried one but once.
ijiway- How was thnt7
JlgHup- Well, you see. the first time Il
went on I didn't exactly know what Il
was, and 30 ! said. "Oh. Tor hesyen'a sake.
Maria, shut upl' Maria happened TO be
awake, and--well, that Is how II was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Mas,ar-How was thc vase smashed.
Mary?
M5ry-lf you please. sir, II tumbled
down and broke itself
Mister Humphl Tue automatic brake
ngAini
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

man Of an Irish friend the other day. In
speaking OF a third person.
Know hlm' said the Irlshmnn. IT
knew him when his father was little
boyp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

II Ia strange fact that tho man who
sings most energeiically and effectively
OF "a llfc on The Ocean Wave" becomes
neaalek before be gets both feet on the
geng-Dlank,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03
tSeeSS s9Hean'ei !,
: i2TotElanll.
ss55a;s S5s. ss0sssWSl

,.,,'.. 'N' "'s niah VINO wleias some
,,a,,s, u w i'Ni''ies u Sew York aud IN
~ a,t,,,. ~ y y e'h'erh'", was talk-
,,....,,,.,, "s p'Vs'usn''ei possibilities In the
N'puNnrau MriN.
Who the devu can Ve nofninat.on ha
asked hair profanei,. o,,,t ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,....i,l
was there eycr "a ti,,. i,,s,,., ,,,,,,,, :. ,,,
80 ~ V''r Nine before when New
10TH state was unable to present a can
aidate 10 national convention with nny
show OF unAntmltvs
uJuat mini, ~ ~.
ON 80, ,,,. w sroWler went
80 "a, ' 'aNs " William II. seward
w" '"ui'oW weed and Van Buren end
Roscoe conklng aad Chester Art,,,,,,
ild The Rrnnhllc.,, '''''
mon pc,,. a., ''N" - VIZ
.,',' ~" r ~ now why, there Is not
'"""Fh presidential timber In New York
stalo y build q smokehonse with The
tohloe'N'A Ia New York are a whlpped
crowd Just now, hut mono th,. lass tbc,-
nNNe DAVID u. linl hud William a. Whit
ney and come others hut We Republlrana
nave only got few second. rate maj, a.
WV YORK Chauncpy A. popew liz ton
lnueh OF q railraad man Levi T. Nor.
lon ~ TOO old Joseph n. Choato could moi
NV We support Of the delegation from
NeW York stute IN the national oonyen,
ton, and so the list runs
Ihus smoke the man of cxnerlencc and
he Was not 20 far wrong al thht
md ho u
1ni cns Msr, Francis satolli, the papal
Ct,,n, ~ thls country representing the
,'., M some ana more particularly
',f1. - NhV hpleHt pQntiu who has held
nn't a., Nuihe W centuries. diplomat
;hat pmn * i"1, won paok muoh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

u
p'''''' ~ VIII do~Wlll sptollil
mi,
I mere lN y inetcm,nt on foot among the
( ',liilt 'a elllol UNpatH OF Now York e.
H .'.. away Nlth me pio.'a' nethod az U,R,
/ II ls high dino ps.no siich m.y,o,n,,i ,'s.
/ H5t ON taat Far ni,pV v,,,s III, r. ,, , ~
/ OF eNpert tcstlpteitv In n,nt,t ,, ~
| oalcs llb bpott fnr,ir,t fI1, ' .,u'i
would sunirau ono art of mo-, XXI
tho dcf,utp wouid rro,nrc .no,t, n'"
/ Attpr this tho ,yltnctg.- ali IA tt ~
OF stlcHce, would aen. ara IaTia,, &
pthor on cmirso mo lng,rt.. ,vonii 49,
The most q ihs ana al tho rnJ
trlal oI o. week uf so nf ,.r,,.s.,,,' ,I,. ~
uoU uf thp dsot,r, III, ,,'f',,., III '"l,'l
would he uttcu, ni ern IN rr,a,J ,,,
oD.c before thnia. Hui an, g1,i ar
li,t mlrht be- lcultod .f.r w
Moreover mdlcal ,xprrts ,.,,,. ,.,.,t........
unvllliprly. f8r .vhin ',..l't..i' ''ons
reached thnt 1oore, ,vt,,.,. H. ,'3 .'N''t N'N
au4horIlv he Ma NOR, MAJ, tt t,.i', "u
on hand thnn rpnrrln. ,,i,i, i ,l,',, y
thu cgimlpnl courts ,rh. ,r,,,at,it w W
apgolnt a boafd ,f ,1sIli''t ',,,',m " 20
Sill ast up.th.r fnr tt. ~ 'Puito WIN
tbc 5rf.pco I'M Xxx, H., ssun 20,
Xxi nreynnt ~ aso'1,t,., w. .n hh VIII
rist ,nriirdi u,itnss',s t,V'n uaF,nt rye
NOM N n,,,tisn,,si,,,. ~ Ni'n VIZ 'ln.
he nm, MA gar H.. ..u l,,'' Wuis VIII
,tni rn.ti",i ,,i,,t, 'a,sHnuhl or spc.
M ,i,na"ey IL, ,i,a ii,,,,. Ky new pan WIZ
r,or,' ,sneihia Wv N"s ~" ana INFINITELY
&c" orN " IN some respects the most
peli'at lgwn on ms continent There g.
M IL AS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Whore inBe BE- las ard wis he lay there.
aud an tis adguish. that he epnli not sleep
iur Conscience VI sln,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

fe1r the chine. riat tlitflcd 10 his eari
A. NJ pgorsfi uighuy WA iAat wakeul d,
4 pillow met With tears.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN.
A "DOuble Back SOmersanlt" That
Proves to be a Boomerang.

Circus tricks are not more venture
some than are some of the acrObatic
distortions of truth that the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company has been lately
exploiting OH this coast. An article
was recently published in in this paper
aimed at the the Price Baking Powder
Company, of Chicago. 1t has been
found, Oh investigation, full OF error
and false statements. John Boyd
Thatcher and the Judge of awards on
baking powder, it was stated, had writ
ten to the Price Company claiming
that its advertisements of a Worlds
Fair award were ''incorrect' This
statement is found to be without the
least semblar ce of truth.
All ammonia powders were rigidly
barred from the Fair by the positive
order of Prof. Wiley, judge of awards
on baking powders. The Royal did not
exhibit at the Fair. Was it barred be-
cause it contained ammonia?
1t is all indisputab.e fact that Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder carried
off the highest honors at the Worlds
Fair and later the Special Gold Medal
ut the San Francisco Mid-Winter Fair
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
CHURCH NEWS.

AT Richardson, last Sunday, the
pastor of the M. E. Church received
two persons into full membership in the
church. This little society has grown
IN numbers from three to twenty in less
than year.
After preaching to quite large con-
gregation, at Lopez, Sunday afternoon,
the pastor boarded the "Epworth"
which broke all former records between
Lopez and Friday Harbor, by seven
minutes, making the trip in thirty-five
minutes.
AT the Harbor Rev. Warren preached
III the morning, and in the evening a
union Easter Service was held.
The choir rendered some very appro-
pirate Easter music, but we missed the
ringing tenor of DR.. Wright. Il. L. D.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
NEW BARBER SHOP.

To the people in this vicinity would
announce that have opened in Friday
Harlor a barber shop with two chairs.
Everything is clean and neat, and all
my work is guaranteed firs:-c ;ss. My
prices are as follows: hair cut % cents;
Shave Is cents. Gail and SEE me aud l
will treat you as gentlemen: Have had
twenty-five years experience. If you
W Mt your hair cut and haven't got the
cash bring me butter, eggs, fruit, meat,
potatoes or anything good to eat. Look
for the new sign in front of the Ross
building. Open Sunday from nine to
four; week days Il. ~. till Up. III.
E. STURGEON.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
FRUIT PACKAGES.

An agent for the Western Basket and
Manufacturing Co., of Hoquiam, this
state, has made arrangements with the
San Juan Trauing Co., to handle their
fruit packages and baskets. A number
of our local fruit growers, last year, used
their five and ten pound baskets for
green prunes with COCO success. The
fruit shows to better advantage in bas-
kets than in boxes. Their wood basket
is one of those indispensable articles,
especially where pitchy wood is used.
They also manufacture all kinds of
clothes baskets, hop baskets, market
baskets, etc.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18

perhaps you would not think so, but
very large proportion OF diseases in
New York comes from carelessness about
catching cold" says DR.. Cyrus Edison.
1T is such simple, thing and so common
that very few people, unless it is a case of
pneumonia, pay any attention to cold.
There are great many cases OF catarrh
and consumption which have their origin
in this neglect of the simplest precautiOn
of every day life. The most sensible ad-
vice is, when you have one get rid of it
as soon as possible. By all means do not
neglect it, DIR. Edison does not tell you
how to cure a cold hut we will. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t will
relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open
the secretions and soon effect a permanent
cure so cent bottles for sale by DrUgg sts.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
BASKET SOCIAL AND DANCE.

The Valley Literary Society will give
a Basket Social and Dance, on Friday
evening, May Sd, 1895. Every lady,
old or young, married or single, will
bring basket, containing supper for
to the highest bidder. The lady who
OWNS the basket will be that gentle
mans partner for the rest of the evening.
Each gentleman, on purchasing a
basket, will be presented with dance
ticket.
KATE BUCKLEY
ALBERT JENSEN
AMELIA JENSEN Com.
GEORGE STEWART
H. l.. COFFIN
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. J. H. Loper,
a well known druggist of Des MONIES,
Iowa, for over six months. At times the
main was so severe that he could not lift
ANYTHING. With all he could do he couid
not get rid of it until he applied Chamber
lain,s Pain Balm. 81 only made three
applications of it," he says, land have
since been free from all pain" lie now
recommends it to all persons similarly
afflicted. 1t is for sale Ivy all Druggists.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
u. S. STEAMER FOR SALE.

Bills, calling for bids for the purchase
of the United States survey ste mer
"Hasler," have been posted. All bids
should be addressed to the Command
ing Officer, U. S. Str. "Hasler" Tacoma,
Wash. The vessel will be sold to the
highest bidder on April 18th, 1895
Forms for bids and other information
may be had on application to Capt
Harder, OH board at Tacoma, or at this
office. Excepting the forlns.)
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18

Mr.. j. Binswanger, late proprietor
OF the Friday Harbor Store. leaves S,tur-
day ior Chicago. Mr. Binswanger has
resided in our little town for nearly
three years, during which time he has
Iliade many warm personal friends,
VINO While sorry To see him leave, hope
that he may profit hythe change. Mrs.
bii'swanger will remain i'm Friday
Harb,r until her finds a location to
suit him.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
NAMES OF TOWNS.

NEW BERNE, N. c., was named after
Berne in Switzerland, by Baron de
Graafewidt, Swiss, who founded the
town in 17c0.
THE Mauila, a tribe of Alabama In
dams, had their name corrupted in Mo-
bile. to furnish designation for a
beautiful citv.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18
Redemption of County
Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that all warrants
Irawn on the County General Fund of
San Juan County, Washington, up to and
including No. ''A560'' will be paid on pre-
Snntation. Interest ceases from and after
this date.
D,.e, tiii IA l'v + il, 1895.
Fht., NE NJ. TUCKER,
Tre.sui', San j Ian Co., Wash.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18

Stove wood or good bark, is legal
tender for all debts, "Both public and
private" which you may owe the
ISLANDER.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-04-18

Commencing Sunday, April 2Sth,
Rev. Warren will preach, in the Valley
Presbyterian church, each alternate
Sunday afternoon.