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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-24
S p O r 7 S
HOW SAM LANGFORD
BROKE into GAME

and soon was able to take care of
himself against any kind of customers,
big or little.
The lack scrapper's meteoric rise to
the top created such a stir in the camp
of the boxers that none of the men in
his own c;ass could be persuaded to
tackle him and in consequence he was
Obliged to take on heavy weights to
keep busy. However, it didn't make
much difference to Langford whether
they weighed 100 or 100 pounds, he
came out on top, and since he made
his initial appearance in 1902 he has
engaged in almost hundred battles
and but five have been chalked up as
defeats The boxers who managed
to get the winners end from the Bos-
tonian are Jack Johnson, Dave Holly,
Larry Temple, Young Peter Jackson
and Danny Daune. The latter boxer
was the first and only white man who
ever defeated him.
Unlike most fighters, Langford is
true blue, and although he has repeat
eddy been approached by others to side
track Woodman and tie up with an
other manager he has turned deaf
ear to all such offers Whenever some
one else wants to add him to his stable
and writes or teiegraphs Langford in
an effort to steal him from Woodman,
the colored meal ticket" turns over
the document to his manager with a
request that he answer it. You can
Judge what the reply will be-
In speaking of Langford, Manager
Woodman says he is the easiest man in
the profession to handle, as he likes to
fight, and although it usually is hard
matter to make sons of Ham indulge in
much work preparing for a contest, he
claims that ne never has to worry
about the Bostonian Sinking anything
in the training line. Woodman also
states that he is a very careful boxer
and after sizing up his adversary fol-
lows out a studied campaign until the
right opening arrives to rip in the de-
cisive wallop. He isn't like Joe VOL
colt, who was more of a slugger. In
fact, he is somewhat on the order of
Cans when it come to feinting, dodg-
ing blows and ring generalship- that
is, so far as can be judged from watch
ing him perform in the gymnasium.
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being a natural-born contortionist is
not clear. Maybe Sam has held fast to
some elementary traits, and it may be
that he simply clings to his opponent
in such a manner that Mr.. Opponent
cannot let him go.
Anyway, while in such fix, SEEM
ingly, that if he were to lose his bal
ance his shoulders would strike the
floor, he curves his right glove clear
around the tangle of elbows, arms and
shoulders and pokes the other man
solidly in the jaw. He does it not
once, but often, and it is easy for him
to do. The inference is it is one of
Sans favori;e ways of embarrassing
an opponent.
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There viii be meeting of sea wren
purchasers Wednesday afternoon next
at 4:3O at the Commercial Club. Mr.
Bowen will give out his complete plan
for a method of having the boats built
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pany.
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LUIS 4. GONZALEZ
IN0ENIERO MUNICIPAL
OheOe sus servicios Gale ''Dcs
Hsrmanos," Santurce.
San Juan, PR.
Ell PETRoLEo o ACETTE DE

Ell PETROLEO o ACETTE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como go hs pTetendido por
algunOs industriRles recOmendar Ell aceite
de petr6leO como un sustituto del aceite de
higado de bRcaIaO, debemos advertir pOr Ell
bien de los mismOs enfeEmOs que 81 aceite
de petr6leo es una substancia mineral, oeu
si Sc us8 internRmente es eXpelida integFR
Dor las evacuaciOnes integtinales, cRusan-
do Ia larga inflamacion de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdo alimentO, la de ser asimilable
v vOlverse pRrte de los tejidos organizes
no puede nj remotamente cOmpaFarse con
piedad de nutFiE y fortRleGer los Organis-
mos debiles 10 han hecho tan necesSrio p
tan justamente apTeciadO en- tOdo el mum
do.
La meior manera de tomar el aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- La fOrmR de emul-
sion, por ser 6sf mas facilmente absOrbidO
pOr Ell est6mago; de todRs las emuIsiOnes
cOnocidRs, Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT
es univeTsalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y la mas ef1cSz, no sOlamente
pOr Ia puHeza del aceite y de los dennis in-
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elabora-
ci6n, gino pOrque eS Ia dssic0 emulsion 0Its
no Sc SepGFG, que no sc e19rGINeS0, que no
cO9atSeS1e s1Ebstd4ec6Gs que 6gritea 8 S,afL0-
men eE est6nsGgO y pOFque en- una palRbFa
es Ell alimentO mas concentrate Y mas asi
milable que cOnoCen los medicOs paFR
combatiF tOdas las foEmas de debilfpad
Org4nica. para pUrihCar ID sAngEe y como
uU auxiliaR Indispensable para lNG poTnO.
mas AfeCtadag do @Gla, de O5cE6fulO 40 Yav
qpitigmo y QtEaa dolOneiaa VEaUieag,
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Ial0rusl { 10: Pral..srss {. nn.!el.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Msne
Conutanto existenciR de los Diguisntos ins
tFumentoB: Flautino1, FIauta1, TeTCerolaB,
OboeS, RequintoI, Clarinstss, FagOteB,
Violine. ViolonCslloI, ContrabOjO8, Man.
dolinag, BOndurEias, GuitaEEa1, CoEnetineo,
Onovenes, Trombone1, Barftonos, BombRr
dinoB, HeliCone8, (bnjog) TriknguloS, Pla.
tillog, Redoblanto1 BomboS. M6todoG
de solfso = para tOda Class do inatFumen'
toS. Accessories y mdEiCa On general
San Juan, P. E. ApaFtado n6m. 216.-
C0lla de Allen n6m. 21 Sol nfm. 26.
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RECORDEMOS FL PHSAOO.
Ia CoIanizaGItn due aehem0s caIshIaI.
sEGUNDo sIeLo

vi
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10, :onbr.ro: !, "l.. NsVo.at.."

Ha cauUado muy grata impression entire
81 slemsnto fsmenino do esta Ciuisd dc
ID iDln, 81 gran Burtiao de bonitoi sle'
gaDte1 BOmbrsTol que de tOdag foTmaG ,
pEecioB s1t6 reCibiendo 10 aCreditRds tien.
dR de modaH "LaS NovOdade0". PropioB
para Ia estncien de los 6Itimos modeloS
dc PaEia Nusva York LondTeB Madrid
tienen ''I1sB NoVedades" d mks egpI6ndi'
do Hustido dc BOmbTeIOB pGER HshoraB, &C.
fiOEitaS y pif ., que daTBe pusda,
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e "poluI,Iu ulsItado.

Durante Jas iiaptas del Carnaval no hu.
bo para nadie" nino para el popular
America SalaB todas laB oCuFRentss mar
oaEitas que animaran lou bales Iucisn el
acFsditRdo CRlsado del e popular" Nus
vas impoTtacioneS de elegGuteB modslos
para sefioFNs, BtfioTitaI nifisB = cabRlleFeB
Fecibe en- tod9s los CoHFsoB 81 scEeditado
esta tableCimisnto. Para Ia pr6xima ''lsmana
santa pSgouaa hay uu gran suFtido.
Ed perfumeris ' obistoa dc fantasia 40
hay tampoCo Compstsncia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06
IA GRAN M0DA.

No hay aefora nj sanoFits elsgants, que
40 AdoFns 30 psinado con rizos On uu1 dis.
'intas formag. Vienen COFOnas de rizoB
para delante an dollar J medic una. Hay
rizoB de vRrioB pTeCioG.
Gran BuTtido en- abFigcB de tafetsn M
gro llamadoB Monte Carlo do1de Bsi1 do
liars en- Rdalant0. Son muCh0 mas ventA
ioUOs que loI que q han e1tado vendiando
.hoHa.
OintuFone8 slklticos con puntaB do 0Ce'
70 On negro, blanco CoIoFes so Conta'
vOg un0' CintuTono8 ds CabEitilla bl0D.
Coz , negroG con hebillaI atras = Bin elias &
SO CsntavOB PeinetaB fnRS , juegOG do
peinetag dc gran novedad. Todo eSbo aca'
Do de IIegaT IL ''PaTis Bazaar" de Pedro
GiuBt, FoHtaleEa 27.
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NOTAS Y N0TICIAS.

-Ha aldo deliguado para q cargo de to.
soEeTo de la 'OompH1fa tabaCaleTa puer
torriquefiR' 81 senior Rafael BaIGeipo, dc ID
''Plaauela Sugar Comp"
III jtvan Antonio BuT6S, apFovechado
egtudiants pueItoFriquefio que eItudiR ca
q Univarhidad ds '.Valparaiso, INDIANA"
hR obtonido maDgnidca1 calidcaCioneI en-
los cinco i6fminos que estudi6 ALI IN
CeFtifCsdO con muy favoEables DotaG. En
todas Hua aBignGtuEaG obtuYo m61 dsI 65
=pS que e. Conliderado como sexCs.
lente". ESte compatFiotR Cd hiio dc don
Perfeeto BuEeI de Adjuntaa sobrino de
don Juan , AtRnaaio Mirands, de San
Juan.
I'm cOmit6 de- j6venes de enta soCisdad
preBidido pOr 81 d nor Rengel he aoliCitado
de la diTsCtiva del CaAino 1e IlsYe sfeCto
90 81 pTcximO domingo nm bAile de
"PihIta'.
-HR recibido sl titu!o de TanedoE de
LibEoE 81 aprovschado jOyen Eduardo Va
leTo Lopez. Lo fslicitamos.
-HA prelantado lR rsnuncia de 50
cargo .sn 81 Tribunal Supreme Ia distin.
guida BtfiEa d 1s JoB.fa GateH de Gar.
dfs.
-taFa 81 d1a 70. eBt6 ushalAds lR vista
del juicio que aigusn dchA Maria CalAf =
otEOB, contra don Federico Calaf. GA la
seCCi6n pEimeTa de Ia corts de diatritO.
-.El i6veu Juan Cabrera, hA tornado
hoy possni6n como empIeado de la
Aduana.
-EI proysCto de Is C6mRra 1O8 del ss.
nor de Diego, para Cantgar 81 libelO var
bal, fa6 deTEotado On 81 ConSejo ejeoutiyO
aver.
Ell guardia Roman HsrnGndes del
puesto de CAtAiio, he pregentado denuncia
en el Jug sdo de Bayam6n, contra pro-
pietarioI pOE de.ito cont.a ID HAnidRd pd'
blica.
Han uido denunciadoB por vsndsr
lschs adultersds, Ramon Rosado, N Juan
MaldOnadO, Maria Rios, Nicolas Castro,
Felipe Claudio, Filomena Pul1oneu, Juan
P. BoillsTCe. Agustfn GaBgola. Ana Perez,
Rosario @ Nsill, Valontfn Laguno, Paula
Gimenez, PrudonEia Fe.icie Nicolas Castro
JOn6 Alfonso, RoBales LuinA, Mas }
CstOrc, s IgnaCio RoBaler.
81 jUi 10 % vera ca IA co1ts municipal
o. dfa 10 las dc 10 mAfian0.
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tratA de cOnfscGr una tienda que tenfa nin
pagaE aICabRl , nantjadG poF an sRr
g0nto. Psro 81 gobsFnador Martinez Au
dino, tFatR, en- union de lAB otEAB autoEida
den de impedir lR acci6n dc la iuntiCip,
1oliviantRn 81 pueblo contra 81 mBgiutradO
Ahsdo que pudo BRlvAr "a vida y los autos
del procsso, TefugifndoB0 on el Conventc
de FFRnciscRnog.
81 ObiBpo Fray Francisco PadilIa, pro.
hibs 81 bAile que los mulato1 ibEeB siscu.
taban 81 dis de Corpus dsntFo de 10 Cats
dFal y con 81 GombreFo pueSto, frants al
altar del sacramento. FL ObiSpo como
Cr'DtO los msrCadsrss, bot6 lol dan
zantsg del temple:
1890 q 95.-El ContPRbRndistR gobel
nRdor MRTtinez Andino, sB Bultituido poi
don GaBpaF de ArTedondo, quien Be en-
caentEa que en- 81 contEab1ndo eAtAbsD
oompliCsdoB los cl6rigop, fraileu, militareB
regidOFeB, RlcaldeS , ofi3iales FsaIeV, qut
hRcfan 81 cRldo gordo con los fondOr
que venian de Mexico para los gsDtog dc
la colonis-NaturRlmsnte. la CDis de
Puerto Rico eBtabR empthsda con gTandep
deudag, mientTas los funCionaEioB RobRbsr
aus RnthAs. El gcbsFnAdoH AFEedondt
que era hombrs de caE6cteE, 90 plaDt6 or
Sus tTecP, hiEo llevar 81 prooeso foEms
do poF AhedO & la jurisdiction militaT, ,perc
81 p6jaFo do don Balta5ar de Andino d
le escape del MORO, con el auxitio de N
Oentinels CompTadO, = vOl6 CuEazao.
En- deHquite enCRTE6 ca el moFFo 81 exgt
bsFDadOE Martinez de Andino, haatR 1896
On que O. ConBejo de In 1ian 10 conden6
privaCi6n de ampleO = extra anamiehto per
p6tuo de IndiaF.
AFredondo pids que 30 mAnds gente
blanca de OsnaFiAs para Rl pals que ssta
bR desieEto. San Juan solo tenfR $50
vecinos blancop. El total de la Ciudad
era de 1871 peFBonaH entire ibFeu eBcla
vcS y habfs 1904 mujeEeB , solo 587
hombTeB'
La importation de nsgrog esClAvoV, trai
dos de Guinea para los t,absjOB aggico'a4
introdujo la epidemic de viFuelaB, que
AFFAS6 con mas de sit cisntoB vecinoB.
la MetT6poli ain ccupsTGe de cato, 81
no viendo que ClaBs de heohizO ataOabR q
Fey Okrlos II, qui0n por mas que 10
exhoECiSmAEan loo obiBpoI, abAdeB frai
Leo, uegufS tan brute como EiempFe.
1895 & 1699.- Pass 81 gobierno do
Puerto Rico poE lau manol de Loo 1AEgen
tcs mAyoreB don Tomas Franco = don
Antonio RobloV, que no modifcREon On
NADIA Ia aituaci6n del pals.
1899 Z 1900 -Vuelve don GaBpaR De
Arredondo, que gobierna en- los 6,timoB
mese1 de 1899, pueB 90 100 vino de CO.
pit6n general don Gabriel GutirreE de
Riva8.
Anf teRmin6 el B-gundo Siglo de la fa'
moBa colonization civilization que en-
paz6 con las desoFdanadAs coBtumbFeu del
gebsFnadoE Ochoa de Castro , acab6 cen
Il epidemic de viz ,eIAB que mAt6 25 curSB,
oficiaIsg Fealeg, ID mitRd de IL guaFDi'
ci6n , el IS pOr Oieuto dsIoI hAbitanteg.
FL teECeF lig!o no fu6 mSB dichoBo.
MsfanR 10 veFemog.
Puerto Rico hs nadado siempre On m
mar de feliCidades.
AGUsTIN NAVARRETE.
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S EPAS E

Que no pnbIicanaos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs DOR adelantadO.
Cada seis palabras SO Guentan poF una
lfnea v la tInea vale GieH centavOs.
Las cartas que vengan con cOmun1ca0o4
sin impOFto no serAn OOntaatadas
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In e-ta imprents- o vonds paPel do
pOEi6diCo viojo { e2,OO lol l6 ktle1 Wsl
qataL)
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Grsndss obtas en- lngIss ] EspafoI.
oBRA CIENTIFICA

ObhA O4GGN LIT 4OA
Un senador americana complice
de asesinatos por J. 7. Aldrich
publish.
Historic del celebre proeeso
Los asesinatos cientifcos por
UN sENADOR AMERICANA
publicada por
TravOsuras De un Abogado Il
81 Canine del Preside
Por j. Parker
The Porto Rico American
Publishing Go.
New York,
Count v. Y. p. o. Box 385..
8v.G
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En- estR imprenta sa vendo pspel dc
ps1i6diOo viejo & $500 los As kiIo1 Gun
quimtal)
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Shooting at Washington

Being filled with rage because OF
disagreement, George Beck Of
Washington shot Mat Johnson on his
farm near Washington, infiicting a
serious wound on the back of john
sons head.
The two men had been on un-
friendly terms since last summer
when Johnson was working for Beck
on his farm but upon Johnson leav-
ing the employment of Beck nothing
more occurred between the two un-
til Saturday when John Sexton and
Mat johnson went to the home OF
Beck where Johnson had stored
some furniture which he wished to
move, Beck, however, commanded
him to leave the furniture alone and
after short alteration seized shot
gun and fired at Johnson's head, but
fortunately the charge did not hit
the victim squarely, only tearing OH
a por ion of his scalp. Beck was
Immediately disarmed and medical
aid was summoned for the wonded
man. Huron Herald.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
SUNDAY LAW
HAS CLOSE CALL
Official Vote Finally Announced
Delay Unnecessary

Pierre, S. D., Dec, S. The Sunday
amusement law, submitted at the
recent genera election, carried by a
majority of only 372 votes out of a
total of 96, ,3S4, according to the Off
cial canvas completed by the state
board here.
County option was defeated by
2,430 votes, the quail law received
the largest majority, 1906. the
divorce law was next with 2l,4l7
majority. the constitutional amend
ment changing the methods of state
taxation was defeated by 1917 and
the increase of $500 in the attorney
generals salary was defeated by
1929 votes.
The official figures made no ma
terial change in the majorities of the
candidates for Office, Taft's lead be-
ing 27.270 and that of Vessey Ii, l52.
Martin and Burke, for Congress,
each ran ahead of Taft in majoritles,
that of Martin being %, ,624 and that
of Burke. 28,642.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
SCHOOL NEWS
OF THE CITY

In almost every school can be
found dangerous physiological dis
turbances due to the eye strain
which comes as result of our con-
slant use of books and evening
study. Not only are eyes spoiled,
but health in general in many cases.
Nervous troubles. headaches. and
cramped lungs, all often result.
These things will continue until we
have competent medical examina.
tins of our pupils eyes at least once
every year.
We hope to introduce new fea-
ture after the HOLIDAYS, 1t is ex-
pected that we may secure some one
of the business and professional men
to address the pupils on some SUBJ
ject touching his line or profession
every week. Every one knows that
the text book can only furnish a
partial education, the moral, social
physical and commercial phases
must be developed along with the
mental. Certainly none are more
competent tr show that the school is
fitting for life than those who have
had experience in life's duties. We
hope for a generous response from
those upon whom we may cali to as
sist the young manhood and woman
hood of the city.
Programs of the State Education
al Association, to be held at Aber-
deem, Dec. 16. q. and %, have been
received. This will probably be a
very interesting meeting as such
men as Supt. Schaeffer, of Penn. and
Judge Ben Lindsey, of Denvev, as
well as prominent citizens of South
Dakota appear on the program.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
Prominent East Slider Gone

Mr. Alex Kirkpatrick left Monday
night for st. Paul, expecting to go
on from there via the Northern Pa
cific to Wenatchee, Washington,
where he will visit for a week or SO
with his brother George.
From Wenatchee he will go on to
San Francisco and then to Los An
geles and his family to Gardena. a
nearby suburb. where Mrs Kirk
patrick and the boys have made their
home for the past couple of months,
Mr. Kirkpatrick was one of the
earliest homesteaders in this locality
coming here in 1882 and filing on a
quarter section northwest of town,
the nucleus of what is now his Sec
tion farm. For six years he served
the people of the state as railroad
commissioner. Washington Times.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
MILWAUKEE COMM
IN THE SPRING
Usual Winter Building of Rail-
roads Now on

White Lake, Dec. Sit has been
learned from reliable source that
in the spring the Milwaukee Rail.
road company will extend it's line
from either Stickney or Platte to Or
lent, in Faulk county, and thus fill
a gap which for years has been with
out railroad facilities. 1t is stated
by the same authority that the new
extension will cross the Mitchell
Chamberlain line of the Milwaukee
at this place, and thus give White
Lake a north and south as well as an
east and west line of railroad. The
closing Of the gap between Stickney
or Platt and Orient would greatly
shorten the distance between Sioux
City and points on the coast exten-
sion of the Milwaukee road, and
thus prove a great time saver in the
operation of through trains.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
NEW DWELLINGS
NOW UNNOTICED
Fifteen Erected i'm Miller This
Year

Not many residents of the city,
aside from the mechanics, would
think there had been fifteen new
dwellings and two business houses
erected in Miller the present year.
The reason for this must be that the
city's growth is no longer a matter
of note as it was few years ago,
when a new house was a strange
sight, to be examined, criticised and
wondered at.
But today buildings are being
sandwitched in between others,
streets lining up. and additions
made without attracting much at
tention, and the prospect is good for
more building next year. At pres
ent it is almost impossible to get an
empty room in the town.
These citizens erected new build
ings: P. H. Coquillette. business
house on main street; E. M. Dunn,
cement block building on Second
street; w. H. Waters, opera house
entirely remodeled and improved;
and fifteen dwellings, ranging in
price from few hundreds to sever
al thousands, and all heretofore
mentioned in this paper.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
A WOMAN is
ALWAYS A WOMAN
An Author Tells HUwtO Capture
the Fair Sex

Chicago, Dec, 3.-"Cupid the
Surgeon" or what might more def
initely be entitled Practical Love
Making" is a book on the mysteries
of the tender passion just sent forth
by Herman Lee Meaders.
He says love is no longer a game
of chance, but an exact science.
You need not be handsome. rich or
fascinating to win. All that is re-
quired is to assimilate the rules as
you would so many pink pills-and
she's yours.
Be it known, in the first place,
that all women fall into four classes
the conceited, the sentimental,
the mercenery and the blase. The
immediate thing for one to do is to
decide in which category his beloved
belongs.
Give fattery to the conceited
woman" says the author, promises
of eternal fidelity to the sentimental
one, precious gifts to the mercenary
and sensational thrills to her who is
tormented with ennui."
Here are some of the rules of love
making, as revised by Mr. Meaders,
and some of the new philosophy,
and wisdom that illuminate the
rules.
IF | were allowed but two words
of advice they would be patience
and perseverance.
The man who never parleys over
cab fare, who never scans the prices
on wine list or a menu and who
hibernates when he's broke carries
an infallible amulet against femi-
nine criticism.
Remember that in the final bal.
ance that woman is always a wom-
an"
'Flattery is like morphine the
more you have the more you want
and must have. So be liberal"
Hero worship is as much part
of woman as corset stays, and the
martyr spirit is never deeper than
her epidermis,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
Home Not q Battle Field

For a good every day household
angel give us the woman who laughs.
Her biscuits may not always be just
right, and she may occasionally burn
her bread and forget to replace dis
located buttons, but for solid COM
fort all day and every day she is very
paragon. Home is not a battlefield.
nor life one long unending row.
The trick of always seeing the bright
side, or if the matter has no bright
side, of shining up the dark one. is a
very important faculty, one of the
things no woman should be without.
We are not all born with the sun
eshine in our hearts, as the Irish
prettily phrase it. but we can cult.
vate a cheerful sense of humor, if
we only try. y.--Exchange.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-12-10
A CLOSE FINISH
IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS
Five Girls Receive Diamond Rings
Next Saturday
Only Two More Days to Gather i'm the Votes and
Win Handsome Present

Two days will settle the Press popular girl and girls
will each receive handsome ring.
Nearly all patrons of the
votes for girls the five commissioner districts
tits hoped that all of the Press will this their
for the girls they prefer
At o'clock Saturday the ballot box will be closed and the
Immediately anvassed One girl each district receiving highest
number of votes will be presented diamond ring
Now girls you will have hurry for whwnd finish Friday and
Saturday morning Here public until the
ballots canvased