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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19

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as a private in Company A, 10th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, [ contracted
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/ cannot be thankful enough to you
for this great Remedy, and recommend
it to all suffering veterans. If in doubt
write me. Yours gratefully, HENRY
STEINBERGER, Allentown, Pa.
The Is and so cent sizes for sale by
drug department San Juan Trading Co.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19

It is certainly gratifying to receive
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Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
when the endorsement is from physi-
clan it is especially so. s"There is no
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than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes DIR. r. E.
Robey, physician and pharmacist, O
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19
NOTICE.

We have been appointed agents Of
the Svea Insurance Co., of Gothenburg,
Sweden, and the American Fire In
surance Co., of Philadelphia. Your
insurance is solicited. Farm risks a
speciality. We will accept note for
part of the premium. See us before
insuring. NASH & JONES
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19
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NOTICE TO SETTLERS.

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their claims can make their application Dy
writing to the islander for information,
thus saving trip to the county seat, the
only trip needed being on the day of final
prrOf
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy always affords
prompt relief.
For sale by drug department San
Juan Trading Co.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19
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coffee havoriae extracta
soda and spices.
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For saleb by
w. E. Sutherland, Orcas, Wash.

Olney, NO.; and as he has used the
Remedy in his own family and sold it
in his drug store for six years, he should
certainly know.
For sale by drug department San
Juan Trading Co.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19

Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-08-19

IT. Cady's Condition Powders, are
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s sa-Qlt!on. Tonic, blood purifier ana
U SsdE!ltuge. They are not food but
Iaiclne and the best in use to put q
esn se In prime condition. Price %
GUS per package.
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!. NEWHALL, : Owner.
letter, salt-Rheun, and Eczema.

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THE u. S. MAIL
Steamer Buckeye
Running Between Friday Harbor,
Anac0rteS and WhatcOm.

!, This elegant steamer runs through
~; sle Archipelago De Haro, Daily, Leav-
imIs Nhatcom at a. N. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, calling at Cot
@@Awood, Olga, Newhall, East Sound,
GSlraS, West Sound, and arrives at Fri
SSay harbor at l2:45 p. M. Leaves Fri
Jay Harbor with the mail at l p. m.
Ut Ut Anacortes. stopping at Pt. Stanley,
hatcher, Decatur, Nedro and Guemes
1lu arrives at Anacortes at 6:20 p. M.
leaves Anacortes at a. m. on Tues
Jay, Thursday and Saturday, for the
tGIov ' named points arriving at Friday
uua atoo at 1920 p. IN. Leaves Friday
nafoor at p. m. and arrives, at What
ION at ! p. m.
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nn..pans Tabules assist digestion.
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Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabulea cure headache.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-16
GOOD MOVE FOR TExARKANA,

This paper stated yesterday that
two gentlemen were here from Caas
county to try to interest our cltIs-
ems In helping them build bridge
over Sulphur river, near Bobos
Ferry, which would secure q large
trade from the Douglasyllle neigh
borhood, In that county A meet
Ing of the Board of Trade was
called TO consider the matter call
published In this paper for iiO
o'clock,
At the meeting which was at
tended by citizens, II was brought
ont that In the territory mentioned
some ten miles square, about 5000
bales Of cotton were raised annually
besides fine fruit, and many other
farm products, and most of It's
trade would come here, II that
bridge was built Mr. Stone and
another gentleman were at the
meeting, from that nelghborhood,
and stated that they had raised
$500 Tor the bridge and asked TeSs
arkana to donate similar amount
which would build a good pile
bridge, 800 feet long, which would
answer every purpoeoi said road
from that nelghbolh0od by this
route would be the best TO market,
hence this place would get lie
trade,
After full discussion II WAS de-
eIded to appoint a eommItte to
raise the 5000, and the following
gentlemen were aeleeted NJ, D,
'fIlson, w. H. Grim, II, NJ Foreman
q, O, Turner, j. w llOrrIaa, q, W,
Taylor, j, w. Stuart and j, W,
Gardner, These gentlemen will
call upon our merchants and BUSH
ness men, aud we hope will easily
aud quickly raise the necessary
sum, Bridge can be built In three
weeks, aud the large trade turned
this way by all means let us BE.
cure It,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-16
Chicago Markets,

WHEAT sept p1h, bee nov Oils
Observation-Disclosures
Puts Dee WIT plai puts Dee corr
las&
calls Dee WHIT 9isi calls Dee eofI
aiA-js,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-16
Now York futur0a.
New Orleans Cotton,

New Orleans, September 10, MlddlIna
a ii.l6
Tone irregular Sales 1900,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS,
Furnished by ~, MnchOl n Co.,
900 pine street,
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,
gl,ota

New York; Aept H. Tone steady
Sales, 70 bales
To-day Yesterday.
Middling uplands, "a ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-16

The Palace nfuu Store, corner
BROAD aud State Line has a full
line of the ,erS choicest pefiHmefy
and exlfaels=UHlY Jbe per ounce,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-05
Stuletni iubileusz

swego istnienia obchod.ic bedsie "a kilka tygodni 1. szko.
Ia pos polits imienis sw. Wojoieobs W Krskowie. Zsloaona
ona zostahs d. is ~lstopada 1897 roku przez rad sustryacki
jake Hovpt-Normal Schulz pomiesaczono js " kolepium
sw. Barbsry. w roku 1909 przeksztsioons .os.sla ma ,uko
ie wyd,iaiows Z niemisckim ~iezJkiem wykladowym; W r.
1917 "a RzetzJposPoltej krak zsmisniona na lice
um krakowskie; r. 1884 zsmieniono liceum ma szko,e WV.
ezisfows, ktors po3az7no zs tzsois tschnio goa, Obie szko.
iy pomie,zoaono r. 1885 p,zy ulioy Gosebiej. W 1912
tzkofe wySzis}ows odezelono cd iecbnit zaej przsniesio
no cd techni, znej pIzsniesiono j. do sw. Barbary. VIZ.
1862 po upsdku wolnego m. Krakowa tzZoie wydaislovs
z;rgsn'zowano ma % osob innyoh tzkol sustryaokieb, NADIA.
no jj nszwe Die erste M Havpt Schule / pr zsnissiono ia
do gmaohu Lsry,zs IIzy uL Bracket. VIZ. 1855 rorps.
inflow ano 70 szkoie jake v zorows i po}aczono z kursem pc
dagogitzoyn. Obecnie odast z,ns cd kursu pedagogical
60 istnieje jsko 1. fzsoia ludows miesci sic " bsfsku pr.y
ul. Biskupiej, q dyrehtorem jej jest p. CT HEX. ~Jubileu.z
obohodsony ma bye urct q Sole.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-05
M. j. SadowsAi, sekr. jen

Se@retoTze grtp prey raportach mic
sisc-nych pO1oinni koniecznie zaSaczac
@arfy podr@z"e, ma mocy kt6rych przW-
mug czfo"k6~ : innych grup. Pre-,
ods"spendo'caniu cztonk6p, sekretarz
gruPy Po~inien zapsze zaznaczae przez
jdf d"gf czas cztOnek 6yf suspendo-
cdnyn. - SEKRETARz JENBRALSY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-05
DOKTOR WODNY.

tDR. 0RAaAM.)
iecfyfi JAZZ wfsdomo Cd oststnich Is lat \ na1sp~rxm
skutkiem wssystkfe trudne, bes nsdzfei vvleosc1is
seNersefe ! dfugoletnie choroby I cierpienis ohn
piei grses snsns " Niemcsechi tutaj metode bsds
Pevns pomoe 1 ssosesliwe vyiecssnie ssp~vn,.
as eierpienis pfuc, wstroby, merck 1 brzucha- OIsr-
pisnis erwowe 4 ehoroby kobfsos Iako to.
ooleec1 dafsrne, biafe upfawy, nfepfodnoA. ba =
krsysech, ooleens hub zaniedbsns regularnoeT, csasts
oopfywy woody, r~sniecis ! palenia, Csnienis ma ds
"ssystne enroniczne, prywstne I fsmfijne cierpfsnis
ou pfei iecsy prses utycie swoicn
Siedm ulubi0nych Lekarstv
v sych ehoroeseA, do Et6ryeh sic st6suje, kso-yeh
Rfunsovnemu wyiecsente - prssxnsczons.
- Tysife rodsfn swemi podziakowsniami dsSs
ospepese sw1sdectvo, jan cudowns sife msja Ieksr.
I've wfssnorecsnie prsez niego prsyrssdsane
saumiewslsce ~osiegnefy resuitaty " tsLich wypsdkscb
ksofyeh vsseihe lime srodb oksssfy se darem.
- Doktos vodny prsyrssdzs vs~sns Israr.svo
Oh bso ME 'esf v ssdnym swfssku q sptsks ma
20 7. ~ulubicns lsrsrstws ieczs syiso eborob,
xosym PoSedyoeso - prseznsosone nsbyc 10 tyiko
Ofisie: 363 s. STATE ULICY
tA-PIEkwszE PIETRo-H
CHICAGO, ILLINOIo
Godziny ofisowe: rano cd I0do 1; popofudniu I'd
40 u " niedziela zamkniete.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17
BORROWERS OF TROUBLE

c. Wood Davis is one of those
prophets whose predictions never ma
terialize. 1t is rather late to revive
the Malthusian theory which a century
of increasing population and faster
increasing food supply has exploded.
Twenty years ago DR.. Suess, the Aus
trian scientist demonstrated that gold
could not be made or kept the standard
of values for the sufficient reason that
the surface supply was about exhaust
ed: that mining showed a decrease in
yield proportioned to depth of the
shafts, and that the point would soon
be reached where the. supply would
cease entirely and the world be with
out fresh supplies of the metal. So
wisely did he argue, so learnedly did
he demonstrate, that he made quite an
impression for several years and was
quoted by the advocates of bimetal-
lism as an authority. But the wheat
fields and cattle ranges punctured
Malthus' and Davis glittering bubbles,
and that of the erudite Austrian is be-
ing battered daily by the new fields
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17
TIE SAINT PAUL GLoBs SUNDAY OCTOBER II, 1897

theory. In either event there must be
absolute proof before the story is
transferred from the realms Of fairy
lore into the field of scientific achieve
ment.
To look at the subject from a slightly
less serious point Of view, the matter
Of absolute proof cannot be too strong
ly insisted upon. If the theory of Prout
be accepted as proved, results do not
end with the success Of DR.. Emmens
in taking Mexican dollars and turning
them into gold eagles. Changes from
one element to another become merely
a matter of ingenuity. 1t would be no
more difficult, as a matter Of theory,
to turn Worsted dress goods into cham
pagne punch or beefsteak into brick
blocks. With such results in view, the
triumph of science in proving that the
late Mr. Prout was correct does not
seem so very important a matter after
all. If every time a man goes out for
walk he is liable to come home a
jelly omelet or basket of grapes, he
will be inclined to let science jog along
as best she can with nothing better
than the Dalton atom as a foundation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17
Of gold supply that actually threaten


a redundancy of the metal.
Meantime the commercial world is
trying to get rid Of the burden Of using
even gold in all large transactions, sub
stituting bills of exchange, drafts and
checks and demanding an increase Of
bank notes. The transactions settled
by these substitutes, not including
bank notes, through the clearing
houses of the United States and of
London alone amounted in June to over
$1,000, ,O00,0 900. Those whose eyes are not
fixed on the past, who scan the present
and run the lines of tendencies into
the future, can see the processes 60
ing steadily on in our day that have
taken finance out Of it's first crude i'm
plements Of shells and the baser metals
to the present stage where even the
most precious metal is being displaced
preparatory to being discarded. To
such the pother of those who are re-
s1sting this evolutionary movement
and crying for the restoration of condi-
tions made obsolete by progress is as
vain and childish as was Canutes
command to the inrolling tide of the
ocean. Mr.. Davis need not fear that
human enterprise and resource will not
attend to the increasing demands for
food supply, meeting emergencies as
they arise and always finding enough
FOR mankind to eat; while those others,
croaking different song, who imagine
that commerce and trade will ever
want supply of a medium of exchange
or an adequate measure of values, may
still their fears in secure reliance upon
the same dependence The worst mis-
fortunes, Lowell says, are those which
never come.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17
oBEDIENT TO THEIR MASTER

Among the many disgraCeful things
that are happening in connection with
the government of st. Paul, we count
serVience Of the city council when the
street railway company speaks. 1t
causes the hot blood of indignation to
rise in the cheeks of every honest and
the company sent word to the council
that it was preparing new ordinance
which it would introduce on the 10Th
day of October, all other proposed ac-
tion was dropped at once, in order that
the members of the council might
wait the pleasure and receive the or
ders of their master.
Who is this street railway company.
anyhow? Is it a member of the as
senbly or of the common council, or
is it something higher than either of
them? By what right does it prepare
ordinances and introduce them? Under
what title of authority does it say
to the city council Go" and it goeth?
Since when have we turned over the
government of st. Paul. as to the con-
troll of its streets and the exercise of
it's rights, to the management Of the
Twin City Rapid Transit company?
The situation is such that it cannot be
claimed that this was an act of proper
courtesy. For nearly two years the
council has been dancing as the street
railway company fiddled, and it had
come to a point where it was no longer
necessary to wait, unless the waiting
was for orders
AS a matter of fact, the street rail-
way company has already prepared
and introduced it's ordinance 1t was
the one sent to the council some time
ago, acknowledged to have been sub
mitted to the attorney of the street
railway company for amendment and
approval, and it proposed the surrender
of University avenue for a fast express
service, together with various other
things offensive to the people of st.
Paul and inimical to their interests.
ular condemnation, was disapproved,
and the council shaped one for trans
forming the Selby avenue line into an
electric; which, although too favorable
to the company, would have been SUBJ
mitted to by the people as a compro-
mise, and that something might be
accomplished. 1t was rejected by the
street railway company in a letter in
which Mr. Lowry presented a series
of objections, most of them so obvi
ously forced and artificial that they did
not deserve serious consideration.
The council did not even then move
swiftly to it's duty and proceed to test
the validity of the company's fran
chise, but did suggest that the COM
pany be compelled to complete some
paving that it ought to have done long
ago. No sooner however, does it even
hint at this than the railway company
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17

reading the tender notes that Miss
Dingley sent him and listening to his
tale of woe, assessed his damages, that
is fixed the Dingley tariffs on breaches
of promise at some $1,7OO, making an
equivalent ad valorem rate of 25 per
cent. This, we submit, is sufficient
justification for the Importance of this
case, and Mr.. Hadley should not try
to deprive his wife of her share in it
by charging the suit Of Melcher up to
the political enemies Of her uncle His
political enemies are Democrats, and
they would be the last to take hearts
or anything else, off the free list and
put any such prohibitive rate on
them as that Maine jury fixed. We are
convinced that they are his political
friends; who, if they find any fault
with him. think he should have laid
a tax on hearts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17

the city's dealings with disorderly
houses; the abuses into which even a
Republican council thought that, it
ought to probe, until the investigation
was quieted; the infamy of a removal
of loose women to a business quarter
of the town, to help the business" and
by reason of other inducements; the
standing rule of the department, pro-
claimed to complainants, that ''the
landladies must be protected" Wit
ness the arrest and clubbing of we'll
known and highly respectable citizens,
the beating of men who offered to
prove their identity, and the retention
on the force of the officer who was
guilty of this crime. Witness the in
was worse than the system Of which
he was part and instrument only in
that he allowed himself to be caught.
Witness the astounding finale of this
pandemonium of official partnership
with all that is vicious and vile in
municipal life, in the full confession Of
Griffin & Co." after their sins have
found them out. Yes, on this side, ST.
Paul has been very much governed"
1t is human nature, Republican
human nature, to refer to public ex-
penditures that were made in a boom
period, with the approval of both par
ties, and with the journalistic cooper
alton of the Pioneer Press, as the piling
up by Democrats of huge city debt.
1t is human nature, Republican human
nature, to say that the reduction of
this debt and the decrease of taxation
is all to be credited to the Republican
party; although it was accomplished
solely by virtue of certain provisions
in the city charter, although Democrats
supported that measure, and although
in the six years of it's operation and
of debt-paying the Democrats were in
power just half the time. 1t is human
nature, Republican human nature, for
the members of the firm of Griffin 4
Co." to tell us of the dreadful doings
of ''the gang" But no Democrat could
maintain, against the facts, that, while
the council has been inert, mere dead
mass, and thereby proved itself the
least offensive part of a Republican
administration, the executive depart
ments, as far as they have come with
in the scope of reorganization by "Grif-
fin & Co.." have declined to govern"
The question which the people are now
pondering, to most excellent effect, is
whether they want any more, either of
the pretense of government that con-
sists in waiting silently for the crack
of the whip, or the form that moves
swiftly forward and downward to un-
utterable abysms of disgrace at the
word of command from criminals and
dra abS
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-17
MORE GLOBE PRIZES.

A full announcement will be found
elsewhere of the new competition
which the G / o b e is about to begin,
and which is limited to the schoolgirls
of st. Paul. 1t has prepared and now
offers a splendid list of prizes, COM
plete description of which will be
found in it's announcement upon an
other page, which are to be given to
those girl pupils Of our schools who
shall bring in, within the sixty days
limit, the largest number of coupons
cut from issues of the D ally G. b e.
Let it be understood that this is not
a money making enterprise for the
G % b e in any sense of the term.
These coupons will not be sold, nor will
the papers containing them be sold
The coupon that counts in this contest
will not appear in the papers furnish
ed to news dealers, or sold upon the
streets 1t will be printed only in the
edition delivered to our regular paid
subscribers, and can be obtained only
from those copies. It would, therefore,
avail nothing to any contestant for
prize to raise a sum of money to pur
chase papers, because those containing
the coupons are not for sale.
What we want to do is to prepare
beautiful Christmas gift for a number
of our little friends among the school
girls, and to give it on a basis that will
assure the largest influence to those
faithful friends, our regular subscrib
ers, who are swelling our subscription
list day by day. Prizes have been Of
fered in every city of the United States
and by the clio b e itself to readers
and purchasers of the paper indiscrim-
inately For the first time, as far as
we are aware, prizes are offered for
coupons that appear only in papers
sent to a regular subscription list, and
are not to be obtained otherwise at any
price.
The prizes offered as will be seen by
our great announcement, beginning
with a lady's solid gold watch and
chain and including a half-dozen
articles as desirable and acceptable, are
exceptionally attractive. The competi-
ton is open to all schoolgirls, and they
have sixty days in which to collect
coupons and send them in to this Of
flee, where an accurate record will be
kept. There is the handsomest Christ
mas gift in store for every girl who
wishes to go to work for it. She has
not to go about canvassing or soliciting
money with which to purchase papers,
but just to see that her friends collect
and pass over to her their coupons,
and to get the largest list of them. The
prizes will be on exhibition in the Win
dow of the G o office in Newspaper
Row, and the competition will open
with the printing of the first coupons
on Oct q. Look up the announcement,
start early and make sure of a prize