davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fancy Work Boxes. Fancy Scholars Com
panions. with all fittings and celu- Dr.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Shopping Rags, Chatelaine Bags Music Rolls,
Pocket Books and Finger Purses OE~
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Renaissance Doileys. in various new OOc
one day only. at.......... AASs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

4O-inch Plain Colored Lawns. for dolls
dresses. all leading coors - special &XHr
Evening star., 1900-12-10

$1.5O Point Venice Lace Collars, with @ m,
reveres, in various exquisite styles, for OVs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

1t again. This curious state of exclusive
ness or fanaticism exists, / am told In
many of the large harems. Among men il
Is not practiced."
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Plain Colored Wool Eiderdown. in pink. light
blue white and red. Regular price, 1 or,
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Choice Of different styles Of AtomiZers Puff
Boxes. Salye Jars, Picture Frames and OEo
Fancy Brfc-a- BrHc, for for........... AONs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Ladies' MerceriZed Sateen Petticoats In royal,
cerse. blue, red, lavender and black. Made
with accordion pleated ruttie and small 02c
rutIles. Special. ..................SO .SOSe
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Children's Cloth Coats. heavily lined and
made with deep collar trimmed with fancy
braid; all eoi"rs - $34s values So. .2S
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Wise.

Subbubs-"What You got such high iron
fence around your place for?'
Backiot-"To keep out the volunteer fire.
men II We should have blaxe.'
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Ladies' Flannelette Short Skirts, made wit
yoke yoke bands nd. in neat pink and blue f9c
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Fancy Toilet Sets. consisting of comb AM~
and brush, in cellulod box, for. ..... Uy&
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Holiday Dress Patterns, in 10yard lengths,
neatly done up for presentation M Mr
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Stylish Box Coats and Automobile Coats. of
eadRE ns Peeeh IN saes a9a $5OO
Evening star., 1900-12-10

10 pieces Of All-wool Red Medicated Ohc
Flannel special for day at. ......... -AtSs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Arlington Edition OF Cloth bound Books, In
a vast range Of popular titles, 160c
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Ladies' White India Linen and Ginghau
Aprons: good generous size. Special Gb<-
Evening star., 1900-12-10

200 Bromley's Genuine Smyrna Wool R6O<,
Rugs. Special tomorrow, only. ........ wv
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Ladies' Fine French Kersey Box Coats, in
ts1. tan' s1. castor. blue and black. $3.50
Evening star., 1900-12-10

'IDENBERQ
028 9TH st. THE and aps2ea 9ea
1tennial
d a great Centennial Sale" in homo
UNDRED BARGAINS, the strong
bring every saving woman here tom
fullest success because of the extra
n hands-and there's opportunity
200 Sample" Belts. in white satin. gray
Belts: worth soc. and Soc Soc. for - . aZ12c.
Dolls. Dolls, GG-Carts, with wheels. sub AOc
oeohti"iiy Duiit ior. r........-.. wv
big lot of Games, in a variety of H.
interesting titles. for. or................. 1S'
mass.sa,s Bsys' sheepsaead s Drums, strongly 25c
s-inch Ten Pins. with three balls, O2c
TOR one day. at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AapS.
Opera Glasses in a variety Of styles. with
acromstic lense-special for one day, 6NQ~
Mems Full Regular Fancy Hose. In the new
est enects with high-splced heel and Or
t0e-oOc. values. for Observation-Disclosures. AOSe
Women's 81 Shoes. with patent leather
s,nIs samps and and Kid I'D tops-new toe and ST DO
women's regular $a5 90 Velour Jackets hand
80 so1sy neil braided ea and jsttedcut S1OSO
Handsome Triplicate Mirrors, in oak and
fancy medallion effects-worth 81 and O2r
500, for Observation-Disclosures. >OS'
Solid-back Brushes in cherry and
oak: finest bristle. Toe. and 9Sc. val AM1
ues, Iof wv
69c. Bon Bon Bexes of Venetian
Glass, with gold trimmings; some 9M,
hahd-paih'ed. '.................. w"
Unique Inkwells of Oak. in shape of 1Oc
Newest style Picture Frames in an immense
assortment of plain and fancy shapes, y 1c
Handmade Chatelaine Bags, in gilt and sill
yer with massive frames-at one-thrd less
than usual cost.
75c. Bohemian Glass Puff Boxes gold hGNo
trimmed-ne%est efects-for ......... 1tVNs
Sterling Silver Articles. Dinner Bells Combs,
Cuticle Knives, Files Buttoners Shoe Dr.
horhs' etc....-.. ..................... AaISe
and Shaving Brushes, sterling silver Dr.
trimmed. for. ....................... ASG.
Sterling Silver Penknives with two y
blades-special for one day at ....... AOOs
98c. Massive Sterling Silver Articles. consist
Of 1.sh Shoe Horns Buttons. Pearl handle mSc
Triplcate Mirrors. In fancy designs %.
with bevel plate glass, for. .......... ZOSs
Aluminium Gilded Dresden Toilet
Set. large mirror and comb and q mo
''''''''.''''~
Large-size aluminium Mirrors wears IN.
better than silver-for one day at.... WVNe
Aluminium Comb and Brush. large zgc
size; for this one day sale at. ........ 1ON.
$500 Three-piece Ebony Toilet Sets, Of comb
tn,lf,s brush ana IN mirror; sterling silver SA 02
trlWmeo, 1or. ......-........ " ~0e>O
Newest Beaded and Jet Belts; worth DE-
soc. to 7Sc-variety Of styles. for. OSC.
Salve Jars. Penwipers Picture Frames Me-
dallions and Gilt Frames choice n fhr
at. t.................. ...'.....-......-.. W.
Choice Of different styles Of Atomizers Puff
Boxes. Salve Jars, Picture Frames and OE1
Fancy Brtc-a- BrHc. for. AON.
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2O-inch Sofa Cushions, covered with French
and ruffies-for. Observation-Disclosures. tSSs
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English Nottingham Lace Curtains full width
and 3hs yards long. $3.50 values 6 N Mn
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The Real and SembIance.
A Dainty Outfit.

The dressing table outfit Is of Dresden.
with some beautiful bottles of old Bohemian
glass finely etched with gold on the red.
and white the clear glass. The green
and white alone were too cold for a winter
room without some warmer tints. for
bed and furniture covering. heavy curtains
and dressing table one of the new art tick
ings has been used, with great pink. yellow
and Grim son roses, mingled with leaves and
fine flowers, on white ground and this
gives the gayety that is needed as a con-
trast to the other coloring. and Is especially
charming with the mahogany. An antique
bureau and small table have not been
mentioned, and besides these the rest of the
furniture is white; the bedside table. wick
er armchair and rocker, rush-bottomed
chair that belonged to grandmother high
backed slipper chair and desk chair, are all
ivory white. The chairs have cushions of
the gay-fowered goods, and the dressing
table is hung with it, under the white mir
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Salve Jars. Penwipers Picture Frames Me-
dalltOns and Gilt Frames choice m
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Ladies' Rest Tailored Suits of Pebble Chey-
tots and venetians, in doublc-breasted, tight
filing and blouse styles. s15 SD SN
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:'9c. silk Carriers. with silver buckles and
silk ribbon bows, in glass-top box. DIR
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Iron Toys like Fire Engines. Hook 3Mc
and Ladder, Police Patrol etc. for. OyN.
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Double bed Comforts. covered with best qua
ity silkoline and filled with soft
white lamluated cotton. 81 80 value G 1 dM
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THE ELECTRIC NEEDLE TREATMENT
BY Miss BLANCHARD GATEWOOD, SPECIALIST
Birthmarks, supertiuous hair and moles perna-
nently destroyed; work guaranteed; room as
Metzerott building. del -26t IS
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Newest Beaded and Jet Belts; worth .
50c. to 75c.-variety Of styles for. sOSC.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

100-yard spools. of Basting Cotton, 1 6hc
per dozen, for only. y.................. wy
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Royal Spool Silk, in black only, per MIC
spool, only Z9S'
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Wine Glasses in variety of new 1GDo
patterns worth 6Oc. doZ., for. ......... .O O>Ns
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Valance and Curtains.


Embroidered muslin curtains hang at tho
four windows of the bay, falling just below
the sill while at each end Of the bay hang
long curtains of the f1owered stuff. with a
valance Of the same running entirely
around the four sides of the bay window,
falling over the muslin at the top. the pref
test arran cement 1 know or for such a
window. Turned up against the wall, In
the nook by the chimney, Is small oval
snap-top table with empire wreaths in green
painted upon it. 1t was found at second
hand store. painted dingy red. but the
shape was SO pretty. and a snap-top table
so unusual, except in costly mahogany,
that it was bought, to be experimental
upon. First it was washed with concen-
trated lye, and the horrid red paint all came
off. showing a delicate shade of green, with
bunch of flowers in the center. This had
been the original color, and was very timely
finished, but had been scratched and
marred. Several coats Of white paint with
enamel finish. were put on by the painters
who did the room, and then the amateur
artist took 1t and added the green wreaths.
Another Relic.
A small white cabinet standing on the
other side of the room has a somewhat
similar history; the upper. box-like part
was picked up in an antique store, neatly
finished inside with Shelf. clean and
fresh, but with the outside stained almost
black.
The useful lye took all that OFF, too. and
after several unsuccessful attempts to have
legs put on 1t, a carpenter at last grasped
the idea and a small table was made and
the box fitted 1t, a molding finishing
the edge. as the upper part of highbOy
is set on to the lower There had been
difficulty about making it firm with the
slender, Chippendale legs just described on
the box, but this obviated 1t, and when all
was made white and the green wreaths
painted on the door it is not only very
useful little cabinet, but pretty one as
well, its proportions and shape being at
tractive and its decoration perfect for the
room.
The Little Luxuries.
OF course, there are small things that
have not been mentioned, for instance, a
waste basket. made In the new style. of
pasteboard cloth-covered, of the fowered
goods, white shelves filled with books, a
few large pieces of mandarin china, which
serve to bring out the more delicate Dres-
den coloring. Several plates have been
hung on the wall in narrow spaces, one
open-edged Perkinhammer, with flowers,
and some old Dresden, with punches Of
fruit on them.
Eject Repays Trouble.
1t is a room on which considerable thought
has been expended, and the result is very
good for everyday living. with nothing
fine, but serviceable. bright and cheerful,
the combination of colors charming and one
not easily tired of.
Everything Is planned to be steadily used
and the utmost good gotten out of II. The
snap-top table meets a long-fet want for
other tables have a way of filling up SO
that too many things have to be cleared
moments notice; but this Is always ready
for lamp. for q cup of tea, for solne work
which requires spreading out. and although
it has only been in use few weeks would
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Newest effects in Gilt Braids special 6Nc
at &c., &c and. nd..............-..... w
Evening star., 1900-12-10

$500 Three-piece Ebony Toilet Sets, Of comb,
ia,ls brush s and mirror; sterling silver SA O2
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Iron Trains. engine and tender and 2M~
two passenger coaches, for OYNs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

98c. Massive Sterling Silver Articles consist
of Shoe Horns, Buttons Pearl handle
Paper Cutters, Tooth Brushes &c. 80. UON.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Set of Sterling Silver pla ed Fruit k6N~
Knives, in box. Worth Csc. wv,
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Triplicate Mirrors In fancy designs o.
with bevel plate glass, for. ........... ZONs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Carving Knife and Fork. with genuine stag
handle and heavy steel cap: made by the Rus
sell Cutlery Co.. OF finest Bessemer S1 40
steel. Worth 500 .............. ~ e4fy
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a Centennial Sale.

For Tuesday have planned great Centennial Sale" in
nations capital Exactly ONE HUNDRED BARGAINS, the
gathered one tehat should bring saving her
It's unique saebut certain of fullest because of the
gift things and staple lines join handsand there's opport
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Sterling Silver Penknives with two o.
blades special for one day at........ ZOGs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Aluminium Comb and Brush large 7E-
size; for this one day sale at. ........ ISC.
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Aluminium Gilded Dresden Toilet
Set. large mirror and comb and a mo
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Soldiers Outfit. consisting OF Cap. O6b<-
Gun, Sword and knaps- ck-for. ....... ZyNs
Evening star., 1900-12-10

Handmade Chatelaine Bags. in gilt and sill
yer. with massive frameS-at one third less
than usual
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
TROUBLE IN sQUAwvILLE.

If we had the legislators that declared tn
wimmen free
Fur half an hour in Squawville, our oil
mOrtuary- tree
ID receive a decoration that it never hat
afore-
Have the fullest crop o. victims that 1t.
branches ever bore!
We are up ag'in problem of an aggra
vatin' sort,
Can't indulge no more In Ticker nor In
any 81 mblin' sport,
An we're swamped in tribulation, there
is darkness in our souls
Since the wimmen showed US under last
election at the polls.
sharper than knife,
We have got woman Jestice, which Her
Honor Is my wife,
An a woman City Marshal wears the
star upon her breast,
An she isn't overmodest in a-makin' an
arrest.
All the members o. the Council are inside
o. petticOats,
Lambs a-holdin' down the duties once
monopolized by goats.
AM we've got to grin an bear it, fur their
ticket won the day,
An they're holdln' their positions in q
strictly legal way.
Amt durn saloon a-runnin' in the linn
its o. the town,
An the games that once amused us got q
sudden turnin' down,
An the victim that gifts loaded with a
surreptitious jag
Finds himself inside the cooler chawin'
the indignant rag!
They've established Of curfew causin'
every reprObate
OF the britches- wearin' gender fur to be
at home at eight,
While our gentler, weaker vessels with
the oscillatin' jaws
Sneak around the streets a-huntin fur
infractors u the laws.
We're a-rasselin' with trouble, fur we're
sober, an we're mad,
An the camp that once was lively is n
gOin to the bad,
Fur there never is q movement in the
great progressive game
If the nerves amt braced with Ticker
needed fur to play the same.
There has been heep O. trouble with the
purity autocrats
Since the fust one was created out o. one
O. Adams Stats
Which the same must be an error, fur
experience has shown
That the sex was prOpagated from OF
Adams crazy bone!
Denver Post.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
Application No. 1854.
Iotco Of Sale Of Sscond-Class Tide
Land.

Notice Ii hereby given that ON the ssth day q
July, 1900, at the hour Of O'Clock In the at
ternoon, on said day, at the door Of the Court
fo follow descriSed tide land viii Be sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder therefore.
to-wit:
the state Of Washington, situate In front OF, ad-
jacent to, or abutting ON the government mean
der line described a. follows:
Of section IS. township ~ north, range . vest
w. NJ, which lies between Initial and terminal
points described as follows:
tion "a, where the Hne between lots and In
tersecfs said meander line; thence on meanders
in front Of lot 3. north 50 deg east $50 chains;
ssS . ;SSh !. S dss SC TO
Prem this gSsa n ;GS Sss E dsf :;:s .ss
from = point from where the line between
lots and intersects the meander line Of said
section -; thence north s7K deg. west $40
. Scs .S S.fs = E as
being total Of 1876 chains, appraised at IS %
per chain, or 153Sa.
the appraised value and subject TO the improve
ments aztuated thereon, and ss appraised by the
Board Of state Land COMMISSIONERS In the man
provided by s~ st; ,s a o. wnaes al. =
Terms OF sale are: Under contract oue-tenth
to be paid on the day Of sale. aid onetsnsh an, =,
each wear with accrued interest on deferred
balance at per cent. per annnfn: Provided.
That any purchaser may make full payment st
any time and obtain Q deed.
The purchaser Of such land will be required
To nav at the time Of sale the appraised value Of
suy improvements OF valuable material on such
land In fall In addition to the one-tenth Of the
The above described Tide lands are oAsred for
sale bv virtue Of an order of the Board Of State
1uue. 700, duly certified and ON Ole In the
once of said county auditor.
L County Auditor.
Dated at Friday Harbor. wash. This sud dsJ
ofJune, A. ID. I9co.
i first publication June a, ssss.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
BUxfON--MACKEY


Charles Bertram Buxton, assessor OF
this county, and Miss Mary Muse Mac
key, the elder daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. William Anderson Mackey, were
married at the First Presbyterian
church ut Whate0m last Friday, July
6. Soon after the ceremony they left
ON short wdding trip to Vancouver
and Victoria, b. c., and arrived here,
via Port Townsend, Monday. They
will spend few weeks here, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sitter,
and will then go to Mr.. Buxton's fruit
and stock farm near East Sound.
Their many friends in this county are
extending their congratulations and
best wishes, in which The ISLANDER
most cordially joins.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12

Cows in full milk require four and
three -fifths pounds of water for every
pound Of milk. Thus cow would need
in her food and for drinking ninety two
pounds Of water for every twenty pound
Of milk. Now, if cow Is in a cold barn,
with cold food and ice-cOld water to
drink, is she going to chill herself with q
hundred pounds of cold water merely to
keep up her flow Of milkf 1t has been
found that the milk fell off per cent
when the temperature fell from 70 deg. +.
to 80 deg. f. The man who cannot afford
to take time to weigh his milk would save
the price of many scales and also prevent
many dollars from getting away il he
knew a little or great deal moro about
the animals he is feeding. Bran, hay,
ETC., are high-priced fuels to heat water,
COWS and stables with. Yet there are
many tons used for just that purpose.
and the users will be unanimously VI the
opinion that clarifying don't pay."-
Farmers Advocate.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
WET SOUND.

Landlord Dexter had good day the
4th.
Shaw island celebrated the 4th with
Il picnic.
James Nugent, of Deer Harbor, is in
the folds of the grippe.
Some new settlers for Deer Harbor,
relatives Of MIR. Scruggs.
Mrs. e. w. Freel has been very i'll,
but ut this writing is better.
P. B.,stian, of East Sound, returned
from Friday HarDor last Friday.
Rev. w. ]. Dickson will preach at
West Sound next Sabolth at 4 p. III.
We hear reports o. weddings, but not
confirms d Us yet. Get rat your horns.
Harry Bromley returned to What
com last Friday, where he is at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Barker and fam
ily started lor Alaska last Saturday
via Seattle.
Mr.. Dewey returned to his work last
Thursday, he not being injured 80 bad
as reported.
Victor Mcconnell, who has been east
of tile mountains, Is again 1T work for
the Island Lime Company.
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs returned home last
Friday after three weeks visit with
her daughters ut Wha;coM.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. ID. ckson aid
daughter are once more win US, arriv-
ing last Friday on the Thompson.
Bryan and is To /, the crime OF 70,
wheat chart, bad weather for hayfdg
all last week, what will become of US.
Mr.. Hammond, of Nebraska, is visit
ing his daughter Ut Orcas. He Is an
old veteran of the civil war anu served
In the same regiment with =. w. Freei,
our fellow townslnan.
Frank Shattuck, of East Sound, had
a runaway while returning from the
party at West Sound. His morse took
fright and he and his sister We're
thrown out of the buggy. We hear,
however, that Miss Shattuck was not
so seriously injured as first reported.
Talk about California vegetable, they
don't come up to some that were
brought over to Orcas by Mrs. Ham
mOnd aud which were grown on Lopez
island. We are not booming Lopez
but Just think of it-onions 81 inches
in diameter, turnips inches and large
heads of cabbage at this time OF the
year. They were grown in our county
SO, say, good for Lopez!
Tie Fourth of July celebration here
/ was success and passed off very pleas
Iantly. We have witnessed more loud
l demonstrations, with fight or two on
the side, but nothing occurred 70 maj
the feelings of anyone here. We had
good music. and jumping contests, foot
and boat racing; but the best was the
! enthusiastic tug-o'-war, and the
way they got down to business was.
/ caution. The young ladies' foot race
the Misses Adkins and Miss Fritz con.
testing. was won by Miss Pearl Adkins
with Miss Fritz = good second. Al
usual. tile day ended with ball, which
confined Into the wee hours OF morn
lag. The swimming match took place
latter the dance. PALE FACE.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
STATE FISH HATCHERIEs.
Good Run OF sockeyes Demonstrate
Their Success.

Good Run OF Sockeyes Demonstrates
Their Success.
1.-THE run of sockeye salmon this season
d ,monstrates the success Of the Baker
lake fish hatchery beyond any possible
question:" said A. d. Boardman, deputy
fish commissioner, in recent interview
at Tacoma.
ION the west side of WILDLY island"
he continued, ''from Deception pass to the
Skagit river, where formerly there were
never any sockeyes of any consequence,
they are now swarming. This shows
that the fish are coming back to the
Skagit river, on the headwaters OF which
the Baker lake hatchery is situated.
.'These fish began to appear last season,
but not i'm such large numbers as this sea-
son. This would be about the year for
them to appear, the third, fourth and fifth
wears after the fish were turned out.
They are in regular swarm, apparently,
up to the west side of the island, through
Deception pass and along over to the
mouth of the river, and again along down
the shore of the island to the south end oil
it, and thence around up to the mouth OF
the river. =.
'The incoming sockeyes seem to split
as they strike the island, and part Of them
90 through Deception pass and across
th 1 yay, and part of them go ON down
around the south end OF the islanf. A
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
Is IT RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend Paten,
Medicines?

For an Editor to Recommend Patent
Medicines?
(From the Sylvan Valley News. Brevrad, N. c.
It may be a question whether the editor
of a newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any Of the various proprie-
tary medicines which flood the mark ct,
yet as a preventive of suffering we feel il
a duty to say good word for Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem :
dy. We have known and used this med
icine in our family for twenty years and
have always found it reliable. In many
cases dose of this remedy would save
hours of suffering while physician Is
awaited. We do not believe in depend
ing implicitly on any medicine for cure
but we do believe that ifa bottle of Cham
berlain's Diarrlioe Remedy were kept on
hand and administered at the inception OF
an attack much suffering might be avoid
ed and in very many cases the presence
of a physician would not be required. Al
least this has been our experience during
the past twenty years. For sale by dealers
everywhere.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-07-12
Club Reception.

The trustees of the San Juan Club
held a meeting at the club rooms Sat-
urday evening and in addition to dis
posing Of II number Of business matters
decided to give an opening reception
next Tuesday evening, July II, be-
tween the hours of and II. No elab-
crate entertainment will be attempted.
1t will simply be an informal affair,
with music and refreshments, and the
guests of the club and individual MEM
-bers to whom cards of invitation have
been or will DC sent will be privileged
to come and 20 as they please within
the hours stated. Members are re-
quested to give to the secretary the
names of persons to whom they desire
to have Invitations sent. An invita-
ton in behalf of the club has been ex-
tended to the Santa Juanita Club as a
BODY,