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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-03-22
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27

Iowa, Mr.. Bioor owning a section OF
land There. They are well-to-do peo-
pc ana will be desirable addition to
% the population of our county. He
viii undoubtedly be the means OF
bringing more here.
a very peculiar looking fish was
caugnt the last of the week by Mr..
andrew Nelson, near McCarty's point,
enu as yet no true name has been
:ouno Tor it. It measures S feet. 8
sncnes long and at its head and back
;loin IL Tor about IL inches it is about 8
!ncnes In diameter, and from there
.apers gradually to its small tail. 1t
nas large fin running the entire
length OF its back and has quite large
mouth, thickly studded with two rows
VI very sharp teeth. Its throat is quite
small and its body is without scales.
After receiving a thorough over
hauling the mail steamer Lydia
Thompson resumed her run Yesterday.
she Is now stronger and in better shape
than when first built. She has been
newly painted both inside and out and
LOOKS TO- as slick as a new dollar. The
thompson is undoubtedly the best
BOAT OF her size on Puget Sound, and
ana after having been put in the fine
condition she has, it is tobe hoped that
she will meet with no more unfortu-
nate mishaps. The fact of her having
Capt. Frank Worth in charge is pretty
good proof that she will make fine
time and will always bring up at her
docks instead of on some reef or pile
Of rocks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
FEMININE DAIRY WISDOM.

BY DOROTHY TUCKER IN FARM JOURNAL.
The care of the COW at calving time is a
mast imdortant thing.
The richer she is the more sensitive she
will he to neglect or abuse.
1t is abuse to keep cow tied by the
neck or in stanchion until the day she
calves.
She should be allowed roomy box
stall for several weeks and be attended
by the same person, and he should be a
kind, intelligent, sympathetic man.
A coarse, Incorporate, brutal man
should work in the shops and deal with
inanimate objects.
When the calf is one day old remove it
from the COW, it can be taught to drink
readily and the COW will not mourn for
it, as she will if it is left for a longer tlmes
Do not neglect the warm bran mash,
and be sure and take the chill from the
water fos at least ten days.
If a COW is inclined TO hold up her milk.
it is caused by nervous excitement, and
she must be treated very gently.
If the udder is at all in1iamed battle ii
with hot water for at least half an hour ct
time and rub dry.
Repeat this frequently each day until a
Bring her upto full feed very gradually.
Do not be afraid to feed plenty of wheat
bran, but be careful Of the heavier feeds
until every possibility Of fever is past.
4 A few ground oats, tw0~1o four quarts
daily, will work wonders for = COW thai
seems weak Don't bleed her at the end
of the tail for "horn distemper.r And
give her 4 few potatoes and apples.
The amount of butter obtained from 2
given quantity of cream is not necessarily
increased by churning the cream sweet
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
Care of Chicks in Breeders.

| Chicks should be taken out of the in
cubator as soon as they are dry. placed
in basket with piece of flannel under
and over them, and the basket set near &
stove or in warm place, and the chicks
not fed for twenty-four hours.
After that time remove them into the
brooder, heated between eighty and nine
ty degrees, and feed with bread crumbs
Keep clean water before them, but have
the vessel containing the water so ar
ranged that they cannot get themselves
wet.
After the first feeding they must be en-
closed under the hover of the broodel
until the next feeding. Do not neglect
this; it is important. Feed often, but
little at time, as they cannot digest
much at time, and positively must not
bowel complaint as quickly as anything
else. They should be well fed, and yet
kept little hungry. Feed them about
four or five times day at regular hours,
and see that they return to their hover
after feeding. Scrape up what feed is
left, as young chicks must never eat stale
feed. They must be taught to go under
the hover each day until they learn what
it is for, and where to 60 when they get
chilled.
They must be taught right from the
first to eat everything that is good for
them, like screenings, millet seed, crack ed
corn. whole wheat and baked corn meal
cakes pulverized. Wheat and crack ed
corn should be their principal food after
the fifth day.
They should become quite hungry for
their last meal which should be given
them as late as possible before dark, SO
that they will eat enough to last them
until morning. The last feed should be
hard, dry grain.
See to it that they never become chilled
by budding in the corners of the brood
er outside the hover, for once they get
chilled they cannot get warm, they be-
come weak legged, and sit as close to the
heat Of the broOder as they can possibly
get, while the other chicks stand upon
chilled their food will not digest, and they
die Of bowel complaint.
Another cause of bowel complaint is,
that in outdoor breeders and also some
indoor brooders the front and top are
made of glass. Such breeders are all
right when the sun is not too hot, but il
the sun is hot, unless protected by a
through the glass and give them bowel
complaint. A good sign that there is toe
much sun is when they all draw together
and huddle up, sleeping in the corner OF
the brooder. They do this when too ho
as well as when too cold. If the forego-
ing directions are carefully carried ou
for week or ten days, you will have nc
more trouble, and you may let them out
side the brooder, making them come il
early in the evening, or at any time dur
| ing the day should it begin to rain. Dc
| this for a day or so and they will have
learned to take care of themselves.
| Never keep feed before young chicks
while confined in the brOoder, but afte1
you let them run outside the brooder al
ways keep dry grain food in the brooder
| in little trough, so as to entice them tt
return to the brooder, their only home.
Won CULIN INCUBATOR Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
Gems of Recent state Legislation.


Montana has made gambling felony
and legalized prize fighting, the last act
being vetoed by the governor. Colorado
and Utah recognized eight hours as a full
labor day for miners. Washington re-
stored the deficiency judgment law and
prohibited blacklisting.
Oklahoma ordered a convention in July
to frame state constitution, legislated
AGAINST Christian Scientists, and in the
House gave women full voting privilege.
Kansas created travelling library com
mission. and removed the political dis
abilities of ex- Confederates.
Arkansas created a commission 10 regu,
late railroad and express companies. and
North Carolina one to control railroads,
hanks and building and loan associations
Indiana passed an anti-lynching law, one
tn encourage forestry, and one making
the seller instead of the buyer OF vote
liable to prosecution:
North Carolina ordered proposed con-
at;tntional amendment submitted to pop
Mar vote in 1900, establishing an educa-
t;nnal qualification for voters; ana CAN
fnrnia enacted an anti-cartOon law. Ia
hama ordered the American nag TO pe
bn;sted over every school house III the
state and to be s'kept floating there Tor
ever
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
City of Kingston Sunk.

The steamship Glenogle, of the North
American Mail Steamship Company's
Tacoma Oriental line. crashed into the
City of Kingston about 4 o'clock Sun
day morning off Browns point. near
Tacoma, cutting the City of Kingston
in two just abaft the boilers. The
twelve passengers and the Kingston's
crew of seventy were saved through the
prompt action Of officers Of the Glen
ogle and Kingston and two ships lying
in the harbor, which lowered boats and
assisted the people OH the Kingston to
reach the Glenogle. The Kingston If
a total loss and the Glenogle is dam
aged. The hull of the Kingston sunk
Immediately, but her upper works, cut
in two, fioated.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27

Each skimming must be thoroughly
mixed with the previous days cream
whether sweet or sour. In churning the
cream sweet it is not necessary to churn
it at cert lin degree Of thickness The
temperature must be right. and then
there will be no trouble in churning.
It is mistake to feed calves ft r months
on new milk to make them better for the
dairy. Skim milk is just as good and
does not cost one-te1ith as much. "A calf
raised OH skim milk does not look SO
sleek and fine as her new milk-fed sister,
but will make as much or more butter
when the time comes, if as we'll bred.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
ROCHE HARBOR NEWS BRIEFS.

Mr.. McMillin and Paul returned
Monday from trip to Seattle.
Mrs. Capron returned Monday from
ten days visit at the home of heI
mother in Port Townsend.
Jas. Holden was passenger on the
Discovery Monday for Seattle on bust
ness for the lstcott Bay Fish Co.
Collin Ross, formerly one of the
owners of the lime ledge here, is visit
ing Lis niece, Mrs. Robt. Sandwich,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Erickson left
Monday for trip to Seattle and 70
Mrs. Erickson's old home near Toledo,
OH the Cowlitz river.
The Evangel ran into the Discovery
at tie company's wharf Monday, dis
figuring the nose of tue former con-
siderabiy and making big dent in
the latter's guard rail-.
The little thirteen ton schooner
Carrie S. Davis cleared from here Mon
day for Mary Island, Alaska, in charge
of Capt. d. w. Doftinan, who was mas
ter Of one of the steamers of the Moran
Yukon feet which cleared from here
last June. Roche.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
CALL FOR BIDS.

Not;ce Is hereby given that sealed proposals.
n; Mo hS rece;ved by District No. ~, San Juan
county for the construction Of seh2oh opsn
Plans and specifications viii es e Ros1d
pls,ves the right to reject any and ali pios-
p;ds viii be opened on May 10, 1899.
na>Ae JAMES TULLocK,l Trustees
f. c. KING, 80,
MRS. E. c. KING, Clerk
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
NOTICE.

A term of the Superior Court in and foi
San Juan County will be held at Friday
Harbor, commencing Monday, May 8,
1899, Judge j. p. Houser presiding. Any
person wishing to take out citizenship
papers can do so at that time.
j. FARMLAND, Clerk.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE /:

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YAM will cause the extra amount OF fluid
to be taken up by the blood and be elimi-
mated by the Kidneys.
as PALE, DOUGHTY COMPLEX.
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G. WEAKNESS OF THE HEART-One
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eventually causes death. HUDYAN Will
strengthen the nerves and muscles OF the
heart and make 1t strong ana regular In
IL IA WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE
REGION OF THE KIDNEYS-HUDYAN
will cause the kidneys to perform their
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pain and weakness.
Get HUDYAN at once and take It regu-
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27

An Associated Press dispatch from San
Francisco, says: War is on between the
Shipowners' Association and the Sea-
mems Union. Seamen are scarce and
the union has demanded an advance of
s. month over the increase made by
the association, which went into effect
April 18th. The result has been that
many vessels have gone away with non
union crews and a number Of vessels are
unable to get away.
A special dispatch to the Post-Intelli-
gencer, from AnacOrtes, says: The Pa
cific American Fish Company has pur-
chased forty-five acres of land on Guemes
island, four miles from this city. This
tract will be the company's principal sta
ton for handling and preparing web and
for Bleaching their scOWs during the idle
season. The land is level, is cleared, has
frontage on the channel of about a hall
mile, with an excellent beach for hauling
out scows. and is in every way adapted,to
the purpose for which it was purchased
A Chicago dispatch dated April 81
says: On Saturday, what is regarded as
| a supreme test of the Marconi system q
| wireless telegraphy will be made
under the auspices Of the Tribune. The
advocates of the SYSTEM have never tried
it where large masses of steel are present
to exert an influence upon the electric
current, and if the signals can be made
! to pass over the large buildings in large
cities it will be a success. The first at
| tempt wilt be made from. the top of the
Masonic temple to the Auditorium, the
distance one-third of mile If this il
successful, trials will be made between
the lake.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
THE u. S. MAIL.
Steamer BuCkeve
Running Between Friday Harbor,
AnacGrtes and WhatcOm

Tins elegant steamer runs through
!ne Archipelago De Haro, Daily, Leav-
ing Hhatcom at 6 a. III. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, calling at Cot
HlonWood, olga, Newhall, East Sound,
9fcss, West Sound, and arrives at Fri
day Harbor at l2::45 D. N. Leaves Fri
s sas haroor with the mail at / p. m.
NJ NJ Alacortes, stopping at PIT. Stanley,
a ,n5S'chef, Decatur, Nedro and Guemes
T Taa arrives at Anacortes at $40 p. m.
AVA l'a'g TS Aiacortes at a. m. on Tues
% a1 thursday and Saturday, for the
f go0h named points arriving at Friday
Itaioof at l2::20 p. m. Leaves Friday
a aaaoor at | P. N. and arrives at What
CON att p. III.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27

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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE

Or Chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys
is q very common ailment. Numbers OF
our best citizens have succumbed to Its
effects even though under the most skill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06

within a week or ten days. President bod
son of the Senate viii issue The call
There does not seem to be any hurry
about the Investigation Of the geological
department State Geologist Yates is abb
sent in Washington, having gone East TO
attend the national association Of Geolo-
gi~ts. but he is expected home this week.
The appropriation now available viii car
ny his department untl July, 50 it is i'm
material on that account whether the in
vc9tisat on is made now or later on. The
new appropria dion cannot Boz touched, how
ever, until after this investiga tion mas
been completed and the Governor has
had opportunity to pass upon 1T.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
sTILLMoRE's HOTELS.
Tobacco Growing Attracting Much
Attention.

Tobacco Growing Attracting Much
Attention.
sunmore Ga, Jan. 5.-(speciaD.- NJ
A. Lindsay, who has been in charge of the
Canoochee Hotel at this place has resign
ed its management and has returned
10 his old home at Flovilla, Ga. The Ca
noochee has been rented by Mr.. John r.
Moore. Mr.. Moore is an experienced man
at the hotel business.
The Woodward Hotel, which has been
managed for some time by Mrs Twiggs
Pace, has changed hands, the manage
ment reverting to MIR. Pembroke Wood
ward
Tobacco growing is attracting consider
able attention throughout this section now
Experimental farms have been started in
this county during the last two years. and
the results have been hattering. Not only
an excellent quality can be grown here
but large quantity can be produced per
acre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
BARTLETT UPHoLDs BAILEY.
Georgia Congressman Says His Res
OIutiOn Is NOT UnderstOOd.


OIutiOn Is Not Understood.
Macon, Ga. Jan. 5-Congressman
Charles L. Bartlett who has gone to
Washington to resume his official duties
questions in which the country at large IS
deeply interested in, the question raised
by Mr. Bailey. the Democratic leader Of
the House as to the rights of any mem
Der of Congress to hold his seat while
serving IN the army, and the question of
the Philippines.
In reference to the statements in the
papers critcsng Mr.. Bailey for attacking
Cen Wheeler, Mr.. Bartlett said:
Il must say that l feel assured that the
conditions as they exist in the House and
the resolution which Mr. Bailey has in
troduced, are not understood. ! think
that Mr.. Bailey did the proper thing in
introducing the resolution, which simply
directs the judiciary committee of the
House to inquire whether any member Of
the House has been appointed and accept
ed a commission in the army, and if so
what effect such appointment has on his
membership in the House; and whether
any member so appointed to an office in
the army has exercised any power as
member of the House.
1T is erroneous 60 say that Mr.. Bailey
is attacking Gen. Wheeler any more than
he is attacking each or all three of the
other gentlemen who were commissioned
as army officers. That a member of Con-
gress has no right to hold an office under
the United States during his continuance
in office, is Gear from the constitution.
Il am. opposed to the United States hold
ing permanently the Philippine Islands"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
THE NEWS IN DUBLIN.
Police Force Called Upon to Resign.
Action Against Railroads.

A|blttf = Offe dAitu pun W. hfNlA H.
Action Against Railroads.
Dublin, Ga. Jan. 5.-(SpeciaD.-City
Council, at its meeting last night, took
drastic measures with the citys police
form, passing a resolution requesting the
immediate resignation of the entire force.
The reason given for so doing is that the
force has been remiss in the matter of col
lecung fines imposed on offenders in May
or's Court and the city is a loser to the
eXteut of over 500 thereby recently. Of
Tenders after being fined. with an alterna-
tive Of working on the streets, have been
allowed to 90 upon their own recognizance,
and the Council thinks the officers are en-
tircly too tax IN this respect. Council also
authorized City Attorney Corker to name
a committee from Council 10 accompany
him 10 Atlanta 10 prosecute the case of
the city against the railroads In this
case the city asks the commission to com
pei the railroads TO erect suitable passen-
ger depots here, az the present shacks are
acknowledged. even by the railroads, 10 be
unfit for the purpose
There was a change this week in the
board of county commissioners. Messrs.
NJ. s Jones and J. r. Mcdaniel retiring
being succeeded by Messrs. w. H. Mullis
and A. J. Weaver
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
WILL INVESTIGATE wRIGLEY.

Quartermaster General Only Wait
ing Report From Major Ruthers.
Washington, Jan. 5.-(Spec.aD.-At the
quartermaster generals Office there is an
indisposition to discuss the reported mis-
conduct of Capt. Wrigley, quartermaster
of the Roumanian.
Assistant Quartermaster Byrd stated to-
day that no official report on the case
has yet reached the war department, but
it is proposed TO have the subject thor
oughly investigated. He would commit
himself la no way on the subject, stating
that it was an entirely personal matter,
and would not be commented on until it
had been fully decided, though he did not
deny the statement published in the
Morning News of Wednesday.
He says the question will be given imme-
diate attention by the quartermasters de-
partment as soon as the report of Mai.
Ruthers Is received.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
JOHN WILLIAMS DEAD.
Many Things That Happened in the
Little Town of Douglas


Little Town of Douglas.
Douglas, Ga, Jan. 5.-(SpeciaD. john
Williams, colored. who was shot by Ed
Hart. colored, died of his wounds on Sat
urday night. Hart is yet at large.
Douglas, for the past two days, has been
thronged with people in attendance upon
the ordinary's and commissioners courts,
and the public sale of lands, which brought
fair prices.
The people here feel greatly relieved
that The Eastern syndicate have let their
option expire for the purchase of the Way
cross Air Line Railroad.
Col. L. OSteen and family of Homer
vile have removed to Douglas. He will
enter the law firm of Quincy & Mcdonald
Or. N. Peterson and family of Triton
have moved 10 Douglas.
MIR. O. Rudolph and Mr.. and Mrs N. T.
Creel returned from North Carolina yes
terday.
Col. ]. +. Stone of the Morning News
was in the city Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
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COLONY ELECTS OFFICERS.
work of the II. e. Lee Hose Company
During the Year.

work of the n. e. Lee Hose Company
During the Year.
Waycross, Ga. JAM 5.-(SpeciaD The
New Settlers Association at Duke held a
meeting yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers President, Martin H. Con-
nors; vice president, Samuel Ellis; secre-
tary, E. l.. Mizel treasurer, l.. c. Maffett ;
direction. Henry PAfe. ]. J. Chambers,
George Il. Britain, j. L. Rittenhouse, S
w. Merchant, Joseph Ellis, Henry Wertz.
Daniel Armbuster. Samuel Ellis The Self
Reliance win make its appearance at
Duke in few days.
The r. E. Lee Hose Company attend
ed twenty-one fires in 1888, with an aver
age of eleven men. F. A. Morton Is fore
man of this company and w. II. Yerley is
secretary. The r. E. Lee company is the
company that won the banner offered by
Chief j. A. Jones for the best record in
1898.
Hon. Fielder Lang has sold his turpen-
tine place at Uptonville to the Layton
Naval Stores Company and ne will move
to lola, Fla, where he has very fine
body Of timber land.
Miss Carrie Faison of this city and Mr..
Everett W. Parramore Of Tampa. Fla.
We're married this morning at o'clock
by Rev. ]. M. Glenn, pastor of Trinity
Church. The bride is a daughter of R.
w. Faisou, and the groom is a member
of the police force in Tampa.