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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26
UN TRENO ELETTRICO
SVIATO sulla Iinea di
Porto Ceresio.
Yarese 3

Teri sera il treno elettrico passeggieri
numero Az. composite di un auto-motri
ce e di un rimorchii, partito da Porto
Ceresio per Milano ale 1858, neIrentra
re nella ataz;one di Induno Olona, .
causa di an false scambio, svio ingom
brando Ia linea Inumerosi passeggie-
ri, spayentati dalla forte scossa subita,
scesero precipitosamente daI convoglio.
Fortunatanente non 81 hanno ala-
nentare disgrazie perscraIi / Iviaggia
tori furono trasportati q Varese q nez-
20 di IN treno merci, dove giunsero con
un ritardo di un'ora
1 trent subiscono forti ritardi essendo
la Inca ingombra, e debbono fare il
trasbordo.
Sui posto ST sono recati subito un ispet
tore della Societa' varesina per le impre-
Sc elettriche l'iug. Piana della manu-
teuzione.
Anche numerose squadre di operai
sono accorse sui luogo ed hanno continu
ato a la vorare per tutta la notte fors'
anche per tutta la mattinata d'oggi per
10 sgombero della Hnea per riparare
lie rotate che sono state contorte e snos-
Sc per un buon tratto dal deviamento.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26
UN VERO OMICIDA O
PAZZO
Waukesha, Wis. IS.

W&ukeSha, WIS., 10,
II giorne is corr. q Waukesha, Wis
! & sucesso una orribile tragedia che qua
ST cause la morte di tire persone. On
certo John Smith fabbrodi SO ami, 81
& innamorato pazzamente di una giovi
Meta della bella eta di ami "A per6 Ia
ragazza senza sapere che il fabbro fosse
innamorato- II scellerato accompagna-
va la ragazzina a passeggio le parIava
Quasi come fosse una sua figlia, e gil
comperava tanta reba, che la ragazza
eli pert6 una certa affessione de vero
AMIGO nient altro. La sera del IS corr
armato come Un brigante celebre and6
visitare Ia casa della signora Augusta
Grabow madre della ragazzetta, come
ere solito le sue visite; ALA prima vista
vide la ragazza a salire la scala che
andava al secondo piano con una picco-
la 1anterna in mano, che forse serviva
rischiarare la sua piccola camera da
letto; ecco che il fabbrc appena vide Ia
ragazza spicco un salto sulla scala pre-
cipito neIa camera della ragazza; e com
iaci6 a sparare, il primo colpo colpi Ia
rasdre della giovane che era mel corri-
doio, il secondo colpo feri la poverina
laIla testa con una palla di rivoltella
che trapass6 il colo, e portando via u
ma parte del oreochio, lasciandola mo-
ribonda, e la povera madre ferita pure
moltalmente.
Subitc hanno fatto chiamare il She
riffo e due deputy tanti altri cittadi-
nj per potter pescare il nlerlo, il primo
ferito ALA seconda ripreea stato il
Sheriffo George L. Dwinnell, pure
nortalmente che fu strasportato pure al
ospitale, finalmente ale cinque di mat
tina dopo motif sforzi presero 10 Smith
prigioniero, condotto in prigione:
tire feriti sono in pericolo di rnorte.
/ Questo non Italianol
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

II signor Peter Grossio Fiori & inca
ricato di collettare per il nostro giorna-
lie, per qualunque altra cosa che RI
guarda Tanministrazione della NC
stra Terra.
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A. Uren ]
B. Norman
D. w. Emerson
Committee.

Moved by Supervisor Bonino and sup
ported hy Supervisor Uren that the re-
port of the committee on finance and
printing be accepted by the board and
thar the clerk and chairman be and here
by are directed to draw orders on the
treasurer in payment OF the claims as
allowed. On roll call the motor was
unanimously carried.
On motion duly made, Supported and
carried the board adjouraed until October
w. D. Tyler, County Clerk.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

La sera del "a corr. 81 & tenuto un
meeting di democratici nella Court
House di Hurley, con diversi orator.;
era presente il signor J. G. LOTUS rap4
presentante della America Federation
of labor il signor Wells M Ruggles di
Mellen Candidate Delrocratico Con-
gress, ed il signor Cairoli Gigliotti; tut
ii tire hanno parlato in fsvore della can
didatura del signor Bryan Kern. La
saIa era abbastanza affollata di uditori
republican, democratici.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26
DA vENDERE.
stra Terra

ST vendono due cavalli buon prez-
20, buoni per lavorare le farr1es ovve-o-
sia Der / venditori la latte. Per informa
zioLi al g Hurley Livery stable,
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Vista di Leva.

ST avvisa.la colonia Italiana, chi in
tendesse a farsi visitare pu6 preseutarsi
alruficio del Dott. j. vercellini.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

II giorno 80 corr. state in redazione
il signor Cairoli Gigliotti agente del
signor Emilio Longhi di Chicago. II
qnale la sera del "a corr. & 6stato invita-
to del comitato Democratico fare un
discorso politico e spiegare la situazio-
ne de1nocratica in ItaIiano.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26
COSE LOCAL..
UNA RISPOSTA.

Due settimane fa sotto il titolo'
LIE ricoEapense di lor signori apparve un
articolo Rirmato da Riccardo Matrello,
cetto Black il quale inertia una risposta
0 per megtio dire una rettiGca.
q ben vego che 10 sottoscritto, essen5o
impegnato nella lotta electorate avevo
preso il Matrello per -inpiegato, ben
vero che 10 avevo associate al mio eer-
vizio eoll'intenzione La pron3essa di
tenergelo per lungo tempo, ma & aItres
vero che il licenziamento venne da lui
provocato per il suo servizio POGO zelan-
te.
Ed a pTosS 81 parecchi italiani furo
no mieiimp:egati per motto tempo,
non b che citars il signor Giuseppe
Ma-tini il quale vi rimase per ben ire
dici ami interrotti con dando mai mo-
tivodi lagnanze
Come lettori sanno, il sabato sera- &
repoca in cpi 81 anmazzano polli per la
vendita, ed i Matrello era appunto ia
caricato d uale bisogna. 10 avevo cal
colato che venti polli sarebbero bastati
per gil ordinf da preparare e ne avevo.
appunto comperatf venti. Ma mi accor
ST di essere nsncante di uno ed allora
chiesi al Matrello Sc polh erano tutti
ammazzati ed egH mi disse di 81. Chiesi
ancora dove fossero ed egli disse che
erano tutti nelPIce box. e flu solamente
quando 10 dichiarai che nemaucava u
no che il Matrello ne trovd fuori uno
nascosto in una cassa di ova, dicendo
che 10 aveva nascosto 10 Stancher, detto
Mano che non lavorava IN delta epoca
per me
Ora 10 no bisoguo di impiegati di
piena fducia al quail concedere il ma
neggio del mic negozio. non aametto
come credo .sia il case di tutti i comner-
cianti degl innpiegati che.non abbiano
scFupolaso cura delsp . proprieta
Guesto il p1eaive del licenzianaeato
del Matrello.
Colgo Toccaaone pegtantoArdi ringrai
ziars gil elettori deria Contea del soppor
to concessonai nellie ele4iopi primarie
scorse, fducioso vorranno continuance
10 Novempre
William Walter.
In fede di quanto eopra
~ L
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

and that the board being satisfied that
the said representations are true and
that the assessed valuation placed there
on for the year 1907 should be reduced
to $500 per forty acres
It is hereby resolved that the taxes
assessed thereon for the year 1907, be
compromised upon payment Of taxes on
basis of an assessed valuation Of S75. 90
per forty acres or government discrip-
tion, il such payment be MADE within
10 days and upon such payment the
clerk AND treasurer be authorized and
are hereby instructed to cancel the tax
certificates on the said lands saIeof 1900.
On roll call, the resolution was unani.
mously adopted.
The following schedule of claims was
presented the board and referred to the
committee on Finance and Printing.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

DI RADIO Ben di rado Ia malattia ci
ab9atte di un colpo vi sono motif
sintomi preliminari A motif piccoli IN
dizi che la Natura ci manda come un
ansmonimento per evitare disturb.
Sono appunto a questi prini sintomi
che bisogna apprestaIe grsnte atten-
zione Molte malattie gravi potrebsero
in tai modo essere ar-estate as loro iA-iz-
ID sonministrando rag goplortuno rirne-
do, COST verebbero anche ad essere evitr
ii dolori fastidi Perche Sorecate IN
tempo prezioso quando sapete che vi e
oualche cosa che non & in regola?
Perche volete sperimentare questa 0
LA medicina quando potete ottenere
pgo del Dott Pietro non & una
che vendesi nellie farmacie -
areico di traffico commerciale
4r beneficio di speculatori e
preparato per gil ammala
direttamente dai pro
ar Fahrney & Sons Co
ave., Chicago, I'll.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26
ALLORI AFRICANI

u9iA ''90i ''ee@N = 80 ''''0S
menfs. aenza sparinlsi'o 20 a s@ne0e'
o0rrls ?onasnSi eAS N+nho sssoi'0 "a
speo'z'ons coma ,1l Hg'ols =
0iO' il0.0 ~ -''''', i'lO
no = aF@' iH0''' '0'p' = oii = 0''l
none : 'l'7 o'''s ''o so-''-'- '0'ol0
0ools''
"a GU 9 ss'S 9nS .V' ais.s4ls .lSSi
so' q1ano0 $ 1fs0'@ y Ro'iAs @h'l'''ne
l c0Iaan'o@.i ull'ioal =" sS9'''l0ii0
nal verne
: 0oo z-o-9 80 .s'' ,,. ~ 80 ~,
ne ael nnma o7' iso 80
NIL @.'@ saI,e
slste'Aa ooloHl@'7 o97--
rapp Tesas s1's '.il'ili' ol'',e'i :, .'-0l,e !.
son' slhSH'7 oal-l-o
queiiS nos'Ta ~ 'Ii@-
Il pooDniie's'a DonA0oi o7'0S 80
fat5' cns 'h'ofno : 1-sl7.s -0S'-' SSe"
2 ieesIo s'ia9 o9' a''-'''' -~'
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'9riti che deyono esSsFs nnot'o + n'-H-s
sosl Ior0n0 'r"s 2o1'a' 80 .,.t. 80
del tiro del nostri cannon clyiiizza'orl-
Merere ha quindi snoieo la sor's a
Milano al tempt q BarDarosss' : g
sato 81 suolo le poone capanns 'lI''S0e
in pisdi furono lpcenaiale uai nOsOtl
ascari eritrei armati q eorcs 2 'en'o'
Perch6 quasta iautile orutalita
Per una necessita poll0ica
Perch6 gil Hintera cne a0l'aV@no I
disgraziatov viliaggio ersno rl1snuA n0n
estranei alIeccidio d Lafole, avyenu1o
molti ami "a, perch6 da Merere partiro
no ls due missioni ingiate al Mullah,
perche Merere cspitava IN santone' n
tenuto panima GelIinsurrszlole Gel
Bimsl cOntro gil italiani
Tutte magnifche ragionl cne non
giustifcano menomaments I&tto wanda
Iico brutale, e fannc pensare q versl
manzoniani
Ona leeoce
C. --vreT
forz@ Il inonoO possl9@s : =
Drltso; Ia man oesll sAEi 'ns'''is . "a -
oenlino ! ing l1s'iAla. ! pau Aai-l-O
Coi1lVasa mel sals'Ae' : olidi 70 Oeli3
Aitra nesse non "a
Il dIrltto del piarof0e. Il oifl1'o cne
invocheranno ALA Prlma occas'one ! som
ali q'lando 81 sentiranno 10 graoo ol as
salire le plccole guarnlgloni enc 4 mag
g1ore III e1lorglo va S5llii-l7'li'Ag i'--4sO =
SPONGE oei huile
Poiche non 9 E ID As'lS- iiiu7ionl -
sorta. Una smile occupations p@clnca
non pour" @Neie f'i'lO iS''-O'''o 80 ~
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a. o''0 10 '''''-0'
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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26


Claimant What for Amount
N Wilson Exam, of John Sikka insane 500
ID Fl. Smith 420
}. Vercellini te 2O'
M Wilson " Fredrika julien q 90
a. Uren 480
u j, Ha1nbley g {" 420|
M. Wilson Tim Hill 500
q ] Hambley 400
Jos Vercellini 420I
N. Wilson, Approving bonds Of 90 officers 90
~ W5Ison, Arraignnnenb of JOHN Maxi 500l
Y e. DePodesta Clerk " " 81 800
sl0hn johnson Interpreter SO
~. Wilson Exam, Hilda Isaacsca insane 500
DR. A. Uren, SEQ
y. FL. Smith g 42O
N Wilsoa Arraignmeat Llcaa Lsnc4 500
Y. Is DePodesta Clerk 500
= miller Go. tax receip& book 975i
stub pens lbs
blank record books 49 SO
tax outfit for 1908 rs 90 !
= G Razai Co. tally sheees and priut6ng 6 CO
Naelonal Office Sup. Co. gross steel pens 4 rs
Il Miller Co. co. treasureFs tax receipt
Sga books and deed record 55 90 !
9igr 3 Christensen, tabor and material Is 65
& Tomaf & Peter Job q ia rs !
qhas z 5is Bonino board ana Gem. meetings. l5eel
: B Norman Is sS
iron County Pub Co pr.ariag 400
z Baton, board meett lgs. signing orders 16 -
ID Emerson $50
A Uren post-ulortsrps ss-- 81 &c |
. Reid, Inquest BODY Of jos Butch s q
T J Hambley, post-n0rtem exams 20 90 |
Geo Foster, office rent so O0i
y eefa lees state VS. Z l.enoH IS As
Caq Boyle 1I3O
Louis Ni6a 20 45 !
Donald Roy SIS
Geo Norman, officers fees 92T
sam Swanson $50
JOS Sharpe, Interpreter inquest 100 /
" 9 Iregona juror INQUEST 22e
Henry Meade , 20
Martin Mckay - 2 20
3 M Reibe 2 20 /
Thos Jaokson 22e
Chas Critehfeld witness inauest SS
Frank McGuiness z rs
Jos Aesesk SO
+ G Ban zT5
wis. Telephone CO. Telephoner rent. 1s O5
Chas Gfutekunst Postmortena Elk. l0.J0 als'ld |
SIlas Emery, Surety bond premium 6.29
Cailaghy g e. wis Cum. g Sub. No 8 800
Gerno Mfg Co. Germo-1nsectide. M06 !
Thomas Upthegrove, Fees Rubeno case 1 IS
Remington Typewriter Co, Ribbons $50
Jake Peri, Clothing for insane 3 so
e. s. Raesser g Clothing for prisoner 60
'' insane $50
prisoner so
insane 25 40
Hss,sssEg Itle Co. Refand on tax certificate so
W. d. Tyler, Es1press. Freight 6spQstsge s1d6
Y. 2. Tyler Canvas 'ng judicial elcs return 81
NJ. wilson wilson 60
Nike RudofaAi Labor on court house yss.sli %
j. 3 Hand Bla- Ks, printing Eet III g
Marshall Paper Co Legal and TYP paper "a SO
DR. Uren 140l
DR. HaE bley E24l
Sam Swanson 81
@ McGeehan - SO
j White witness Ststevs l. s. Genof SO
Con Kaulerer s4ls.-a 1S9
nj Wilson Exam Albert Faul insane 500
A Uren go
r. N Kelley 40
M Wilson Louis LsInpe . 90 |
d. H Smith 40
i Vercellini 40 |
M wlison Nels NelseF. 2 200 |
A. Uren, 529
~ II. Smith $40
M wilson Exam JoEn h0ss 500 |
j II JJruubart . 900 |
G. @. Emunson " 3 100
I. j, Hambly, Professional call at Jail 200
G. A. Foster, Taking 5estimctly Inquest 20
To the County Board Of Supervisors
Gentlemen:
: We. your committee on finance and
printing, to whom was referred the fore
going schedule of claims, beg to report
that we have carefully examined the
said claims and recommend the allow
snoe in full or in part, the rejection or
further reference of claims, as noted by
US on said schedule. Respectfully sub
nlitted
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-26

E. state smarrito un paio di occhiali
di orc, fra Hurley ed Ironwood Park,
chiunque lavvra trovato sara ricom-
pensato portandolo al padrone, al
Miner Office Hurley, Wis.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
DENVER AND DEMOCRACY

The choice of Denver for the Demo-
cratic convention leads the Boston
Transcript to speak of its distance
from the center, OF the likelihood of
small attendance, and of the fact
that Colorado is Republican. 1t goes
on to say:
"The significance of the choice of
Denver for the convention city lies
deeper than any friendliness for
Bryan, past or prospective. The
''honor" virtually went q begging.
No city of first rank and thorough
availability wanted the Democratic
convention. This situation accurate
ly. reflects the disorganization of the
party itself; it does not want Bryan,
and yet 1t is apparently to nominate
him.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

he raises horses and mules; be keeps
poultry. The animals sold from farms
and those slaughtered on them in
1907 were worth about 81, 270, 900.
600. or nearly twice as much as the
cotton crop.
The dairy products of the country
alone we're worth nearly $500, 600, 900
in 1907, or much more than any crop
save corn. Prices of both butter
and milk have advanced.
! The poultry and egg products for
1907 should be estimated at more
than $500, 900, 900 in value. In fact,
these products were worth more than
the wheat crop. In 1899 the farm
price of eggs averaged a trife over
eleven cents dozen; in 1907 it was
over eighteen cents. Dressed poultry
sold in New York in 1899 for ten
and three fourths cents a pound; in
1907 for nearly fifteen cents.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
1908

Another year stands at our door
For welcome, like those gone before,
And what it has for you in store
Largely depends on you.
II you would have it better than
The one gone by, you surely can
By being every inch a man
From every point of view.
The brotherhood of man promote;
Be active, generous-andn note
That all the race is in one boat,
Steered for the Land of Nod.
Then pull together-faithful, strong
By doing good defeat the wrong;
Invite the sunshine, join the song:
The Fatherhood of God.
Trade Register
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

Correspondents of London papers,
writing of the return to various coun-
tries of 80 many thousands of labor
ers from America. give different reas-
ons for the emigration. The PAIL
Mall Gazette, in a. dispatch from
Buda- Pesth. says: "The great ma
jority Of those returned emphatically
asserted theix.. ability to obtain bet
ter livelihood in Hungary than in
America. Now comes the news that
two other patches Of emigrants are
expected, one of the vessels bringing
no fewer than 1900. home to the
land, while the second brings nearer
1000 to Hungary. From America
one hears that all this is unskilled
labor. and 90 unskilled that it can
not be taught. Nevertheless. there
still remain some 1900. 600 Hunear-
ians in America, and the eoxdus from
Hungary 10 a. large a. ever. Hungary
needs badly agricultural labor. = It
10 to be hoped that Hungary will sue
coed in keeping its people at home.
We are not hungry for them here.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
WHY SUCH A DISTINCTION

The current issue of "The Citizen, "
of Seattle, the official organ of the
ti-Saloon league of this state, con-
tains list of fraternal and beneflci-
ary organizations having an aggregate
membership of nearly seven millions
which edo not admit to mem bership
either salcon-keepers or bartenders. -
The Citizen regards the attitude of
the organizations mentioned as 'one o
the most encouraging signs Of temper
ance reform throughout the land. -
Very likely it is, but from our point
of view the numerous organizations
which profess high moral principles
are not entitled to vast amount Of
credit for excluding liquor dealers or
bartenders from membership so long
q they readily and knowingly admit to
membership men who are habitual
users of intoxicants and profitable
patrons of saloons. Why should such
q marked moral distinction be drawn
between the man who sells liquor and
the man who buys it, There are
many liquor dealers and bartenders
who are themselves temperate men.
who provide good homes for their fam.
lilies. educate their children. respect
the law and subscribe cheerfully and
literally to public enterprises and to-
charitable work. Are they worse from
moral standpoint than men who are
their babituai patrons. many Of whom
"waste their substance in riotous liv-
ing, - neglect and abuse their fami
lies. use vulgar and profane lam
guage, scotf at good works and appar-
emily have little respect either for the
laws Of God or mani
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Said About Advertising

A good advertisement sells goods
today and makes good reputation
for tomorrow.
A hint to advertisers-the maker
Of umbrellas does not close his fac
tory because the sun ia shining.
There are at least two ways of get
ting rich quick. One is by inherit
ing. The other is by advertising in
the newspapers.
Don't advertise il you think you
are wasting your money. Let your
competitor waste his money on adver-
Using. and perhaps in this way you
can put him out Of business. Fix his
clockwork for him. just stand back
and laugh at him when you see him
squandering his money for printers
ink.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
REVIEW OF CROP PRODUCTION

In his eleventh annual report of the
work of the Department of Agricul-
ture, Secretary Wilson presents an
optimistic array of figures that can
mean nothing but continued prosper
ity for farmers, merchants, manufac-
turers-in fact, for the whole bust
ness world.
The year of 1907 was the most err
ratio one for farmers and fnanclers.
A hard winter and a cold. late spring
made things look blue for the farmer
at the beginning of the crop season
and at the end, the black clouds Of q
money panic produced by flimflan
financiering rolled up out of Wall
Street. But favorable change in
weather conditions at tho right time
happily averted crop failures, and the
efforts of monopoly magnates to brinp
about an industrial and commercial
crash have fortunately been unavail.
ing. The skies have cleared and
business will be sounder and better
than ever.
In his admirable review of produc.
tton Secretary Wilson brings out the
following striking points:
The value of the total farm produo.
lions In 1907 exceeded that of 1906.
which was far above that of any pre-
ceding year. The total value for 1907
was SLAP, 600, 900, an amount ten
per cent greater than the total for
1906, seventeen per cent greater than
that of 1905, twenty per cent above
that OF 1904. twenty-five per cent in
excess of that for 1903, and Atty.
seven per cent greater than the total
value for 1899.
The farmer depends not alone on
MS Held crops. He produces meat
animals; he keeps dairy cows; be
raises sheep fol mutton and for wool,
z r.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Public and Private
Interest In the
Railroads.

VERY discussion of the railroad subject should begin
with clear apprehension of the problem. The rail
way has take the place of public highway,
and SOME METHOD MUST BE FOUND TO
| MAKE 1T SUCH This that the govern
-- to that railways open>to all
members ALIKE and that the charges made for their
reasonable We think still further and that
the facilities provided adequate
But these highways while public in their PRIVATE IN
OWNERSHIP and the capital invested has been there the
representation shall be allowed While there
protect the citizen the of these
transportation also protect the individual the
ment of his property.
This obvious ALL What always clearly apprehended
is THE DANGER OF DIFFERING CAPITAL FROM SEEK
ING THIS FORM OF INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE
If THE RAILWAYS TO MET
ENORMOUS EXPENDED IN EXTENSIONS AND
IMPROVEMENTS. EXPENDITURES CANNOT BE MADE OUT
MUST COME LARGELY FROM NEW MONEY
INVESTING PUBLIC. THE ABILITY TO OBJ
HEREAFTER WILL DEPEND UPON THE
CONFIDENCE II SECURITY THEIR
INVESTMENT.
1t enough that earnings ample today they likely
be UNDULY reduced Every system of regulation
should therefore capital of just treatment.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Help! Help! Help!

Nothing very serious the matter-don't get excited
but your HELP. is needed
Every man, every woman and every child can HELP.
This town needs your HELP.
1t is good town. but every good citizen wants to see
it become better town. But unless the good citizens
stand by the town. lend hand, put shoulder to the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Attention Fruit Growers

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the San Juan county Fruit
Growers Association will be held at
West Sound hall Monday, January
9Th, 1908. All stockholders are re-
quested to be present and all interest
ed in the marketing of fruit should
attend and are cordially invited. The
officers of the association for the en-
suing year are to be elected and the
future policy of the association is to
be discussed. Meeting called at 80
O'Clock. Come earlyl
BEN e. HARRISON.
Sec'y.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

Let reverence Of Law be taught in
schools and colleges, be written in
primers and spelling books. be pub
llshed from pulpits and proclaimed
In legislative houses. and enforced In
the courts Of Justice; IN short, let it
become the political religion OF the
nation. Abraham Lincoln.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Special Prices on Hats and Caps

Special Prices on Hats and Caps
We are selling our. line of up-to-
date Millinery at cost prices. Call
and see our goods. You can save
money by buying here We are also
agents for the Ohas. A. Stevens Cloak
and Suit Company. Of Chicago. Gall
and see the latest styles in Suits,
Waists aud Underwear.
Todd & Hicks.
Cor. First and Spring st.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

Water proof lapNrobes and horse covers
at Bak er's harness shop.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

A choice lot of new fall and winter dress
goods ct Driggp'. Serviceable goods, love-
" patterns and low prices.