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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
4 TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ANY.
0NE--THE GREAT KIDNEY REM
EDY never DlSAPP0InIS

"A few years ago I was troubled Win
complication Of kidney and stomach al.
ments, and although I tried two or three
different doctors, I was unable to obtain
q cure. Having heard q great deal about
Swamp-Root, I decided TO give IL . trial
and purchased a one dollar bottle Of Mr..
Alexander, the druggist. From the begin
ming l could notice q change for the better
and after taking eight bottles of your
medicine, I felt entirely cured and have
not had any trouble since.
Had 1 begun using DR.. Kilmers Swamp
Root sooner I would have been q few hun
bred dollars to the good and saved my
self a lot Of suffering.
You may use my testimonial any tins
you wish.
Yours very truly.
CHARLES +. HARRIS,
AGO Sixth S.,
Marion, Ia
! certify that Charles E. Harris signc{
the above testimonial in my presence, be-
ing first duly sworn to the truth thereof
this the 18th day of July. 1909.
.- n n TINT Ey Y p
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

Huron-Engineer j. L. Seeley, OF
the North Western line, was be-
'ore a local justice on Wednesday,
IN a charge of exceeding the speed
INIT with his train which it is not
cheduled to stop at Hinton station.
His plea was that he was given run
hing orde s and expected to make the
'chedule time. but the local authori-
les ho'd to the idea that life must
e protected and that the road must
hey the ordinance calling for a flag
AN or accept the alternative Of hav-
1g the operating force, answer in the
QUIT for "scorching" past the sta.
ion.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
Big Rail Deal Reported.

Des Moines, Iowa. - A deal wa
closed in New York last Saturday b,
which the Rock Island becomes owne
of the Des Moines, Iowa Falls an
Northern railroad, giving the Roc
Island the line from Des Moines t
st. Paul.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
Wichita, Kan, Fire Swept.

Wichita. Kan. - Three buildings
in the business center of this cit!
were destroyed by fire. causing a los.
estimated at 500, 900.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

Washington. ID. c. - Representa-.
tive Amos l.. Allen OF Maine, died of
pneumonia at his apartments here,
following several days illness. His
daughter, Miss Laura +. Allen of AL
fred. Me. and son, DR.. Edward G.
Allen OF Boston, were with him when
he died. His body was taken to his
home at Alfred, Me-. for burial.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
Morgan Lets Go 100000.

New York, N. Y. - J.. Pierpo'
Morgan is named by the George Was
ington Memorial Association as Il
donor of a gift Of 500. 900 to Il
funds Of the association.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

health was very
bad and 1 had q
continual backache
was simply
awful. / could not
on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals v%ictuals
my back
nearly killing me.
/ would hayO
such dragging sem
s ations / could
hardly bear it. i
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

The of what we love and
admire is the measure Of our own
worth.-Dobson. tlAktia
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

Garfield Tea is the best remedy for con-
stipation. Take a cup before retiring.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
Letter 20
Dv. kllnsr q o.
lBinShAatoa, n. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root win Do For You

Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y. for q sample bottle. It viii
convince anyone. You will also receive
q booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention this paper.
For sale at all drug stores. Price hfty-
cents and one.dollar.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02

Intervention in love is equivalent to
a declaration OF war.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured by Lydia e. Pinknam's
Vegetable Compound

Morton's Gap, Kentucky.-'T suf-
fered two years with female disorders.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-02
n It's Your Eye Use PettIt's Eye saIys

for inflammation, stys. itching lids. eye
aches, defects of vision and se~nsitivity to
strong lights. All druggists or Howard
Bros, Buffalo, N. Y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-23
Gin seiti,ini,.

sntbem Elm aniudeH an ben Direftor pl
Nuhltc @erbtfe Der Gtnht CINCINNATI eiiigcresw'
mSsss Ss,s nissTsbs So y y ssoeooSIg sss g,a ae
beHhen Gieenibiims an Rolemont lnenuc, bon
elcnlpap Moemiie biS an etrem Bnniie 6is sub
iloreItct bon Mdtter Abe.; beIaete gbtnle pat CT
HeH5nbTipen bon mebr uIs 5000 Gnobrafpnros,
~ ipcldem MnfHtbeR iie beif director Of Eubite
1erpite bitten, bnB Die pdHoiraben inHcrn1ip
6em be3etnneteH Ierfttortnm iffif pei heIpreii.
ielt nerben iHb tiir 6n5 IIEebnIent bosi nLei
Soften oaprn dnf oas an Die beiagtcn slbc'
nnes nniiuBeube Giaentbuni. III Der
3aner Der 3eti.geriobe fir peIde osr I!rsitor
aontrait einosaonnsn ", n ti''' uno a' glpar:
gts snm 20, Mlssrs 1912, nRe einmai IN oeu
GnmIner bun 1911.
1csbaIb tei q befdlO'lsn BURG ben Glrsitorr
ono @iacnibltrn, anIirkeun nu AcfenpHi are
me, ncrl sSIentudn Aecruc his an rtrein RuHffs
ols FUR Horbiic1 brH gfier aeenue
Gel nth eS III biernttt crfldrt Isib bfsei6nct
Elm Sittrin. tIlrffbaIb ipeheM bic pnneitrase mt
Gel betprenfelt peiheu ion, IN bet 0anst nsr
aeitperiobe, fitr fueiebc her Ttrefior of @nbiie
fOlnegeFprenfInna, nub strar: Eis suu 81. mldrs
hes SahreS 1912, utrb errnnl TN Sonmcr roil
1911. Ste eefldne Bet fiir htele BsipsenfllsIii
isffrtleti iperben. Sah cln aNcsmeni aufsrleaf
irerseu icH amf has eeentbniH. nHifoseHo dsl
Aoienoni apeniie, bon Sefipae aeenns @ @eIs
~ stnein gIltfie SIS 5nb neTsitt, Don esr
nm Gle Geiamuifoitcn fir eisIs Rs,
tprenilnna ~ besahler. bcuaies MtlsBmenf Iol
fsrner oorGefeben fein burt, elmer setnils mel.
der burnh ben Ttreftcr OF 1nhlie gerotee ~
patiiten III, nnn Der periieanHa Der Mrpeti uno
tn neperetnliiinnssira nit oem @eiege peg
Etaatss ben Etsn meIbe5 bdb bdtanf bestshi
Sbiae assnises 'ltesen si s9nelSrasgn5es.
ansabi ben Guabfai garos uuterf6rteten ben
ben @tesHtblimsrH. .-.... 2Ioo Lndosobvdtos
.. 8. eursmaieE
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9os unotad in Sifin

9as unstad in 5Ifin"
cen. 2(us 8dbsn tpiro berihtst:
Dem altsn Sifingsn Bel 9onaus
efdineeu ift llnbeiI ipioerfabren, bsm
man in ipstt.rer Sreiien Elm innigss
8erftdRoqrib .ntgessnbringsn tpiro.
mas bic bropen 9iireer erregi. gebt
Gus elmer Noti3 bss r9ondue'hinger
sagebIutt" berpor, in Der cine ungliid'
liae @5sele ibrs Seufser Iosldbt.
.gladIi6erspeiIe iinb MIR" beibt es
bort, .ppn Der Waul. unb 9lcnenieuhe
tis sn1a beutiger Sas nsrIHont ges
blisben. 2eiber III aber in uniersm
Gtd0tGen cine dnosre Tfredlife
Suht, bic ni6t pbns na9t6eiligs Wirz
lung finn tnnn unb in Der Qrt, pie iis
hier beftebt, Biz su eiHem getpiHsn
9rabe esgsn Worul uno quite Sitten
ptrftfBt, ausoe6ro6en." Mas tanE
bas fein9 frast Ii4 Der entieste 2efsr.
CT fDr.: Gs iit rbumit bds Rubeln
tes nrten @ef9iettg" semeint; suum
Der '5hule entldFene 9atfiffe fuheH,
70 'Diro berthtet, nit 5resHben bus
Wehe, unb Unit ibnen ober u[lsiu2)
sorh Sunofrauen dlteren Gntums"
&ter oQs niht oIlsin! .Sb bic 2ei6-
tuiftx rein, bie lIntertleiber gang oosr
stfr Der Strumpf burGl6hert lit: bar.
rad ich ninuner frds', bas maht mir
fkine Wluc'tA limb frer beDuuert fof61e
Eittenperberbntb2 auh bariibsr ipirb
hustunft gegeben: ber .ptrniinftise
qerstfte sSrnlggefelle" iieht .iol4em
Srsiben nit betriibten Wienen su unb
friro fold. esunsfrouen i'm fpabren
ginn oes Mortes fnhren IoTen."
Mobri9einIin i9nurftrdds in bic
5oQe, fpdbrenb bic .perniinftiaen aes
reiftcn Sunggeiellen. an bem Giinnen.
pfuhI tDetter ben WummtIloYf .iAiits
I.eln miFsH
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tsrifhItdr s,,fnnntmathans.

EeriiegeIie Hueebuie iperbtH suieeeengfHori,
HseH I'm Der Eftile hcs Elreetor of gaihiie Egs'
piee, GinbfboMe, Cincinnati Gbtc Bis IL nbr
Wsiiiags am 9rettap, eeu d. 5hii 1911, INT
Die Gteffruug ber ndthiGcn arbeif nHo ees Mtd'
ieyiaIs fit bic RerberPJuHg bon Wtelrofs arc
me, bon aRcsUtaaH StaRe bts pueutt Slfube,
bures 8rabirnHe, EfecH bon BrdrtiaGnrhs.
4flatiefH be SSehrtpeps nit Aeebnlt, wiiullthiG
chez @adiietten. niie aOH'trafitpH pey neieiessl
TrniniruHaen uHb 9ulcis,
WIhne, StestttfatlcneH uHo Scrmnlnrt flne
su erbalien In ber Eifice beE Hbef4SHaeHitlrs
bek Department oi @ublic Stretet.
gehee Hft2ebOt nuit ltu poueH Hnngfn teber
dsienfddfi cher Sefenf0diicn. ipelAe has tnees
bot mattu. fetple bon uIeH BerlcUen, bic 70
Nnrnn ifrteretslren, eHsbaltFN, iIHb IHuh bt9lstd
fein NIT slHer snralca't tn Der ,SHmme bon
xlb0o.OG Iclare Dber C,Hgm 1eriittsirien Hpa3
aI' eiRe aatiteaenbe @Gu, 1is elue EnraHtte bas
filr hab fpena etn @ulC5oi angeHcuimsr iutrb.
etu aoufrnff eiHleoanqCn rpeTbeH pire.
&clIie ir1enbetr Mnptboi snrhrgenteien ipsss
ben, barin lrlro FOLDER gbe9 aH ben Eitier reo
tourHtrt uHb foIlfe trasitettn aileehci auae
uomHeu lperbeu. b1nn l5're foI6tr Gbe6 Hn6
safrieoeHfteuenber AnE'Ntruna nHb Gi4triltb
luna bek aoHfraftB suraterftaftet
RleiGr niitfeH etnen ,a'T!ebeniieHenbeH hss
meis bon ibrer 4dkipieii iieterr. nm fclAe
ainife elrbeti. ME oegIQH3t sn beforasa.
Nteier ftHe aebnltsr, bic asasudieH 6crusulart
su eebranffus ee ttfue GnoTFsH eFIissaenoencm.
ren r9erben - @s
DER Riredor Of gnbltc Serstcs bsbhIi HA
has Rect, Dor. iraenbsus cher ans anssbe!s
su berpsgfeH
sm auitrass bss 9is,dor Of 2abIse gerbies
Zfn p. JunG 1871
% 80 3phH : e8snrer. rLeri.
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gerfaui BON Giueinuosi.r gsnSs.

BerftG3tIts anaebpts tuerbsH end,
aeaerdenoMMfn In Der Office nes uubitprk ber
staot Cincinnati. Sidat Ebio. bis IL ubr. Idt'
9pHos Der beiagfeH Siabi IN ber EEmmc bon
$500 00e.00. Iieie gouos ftno unbeliererbor
uno pcrben auseepeben bebufc gtuiddfiaHg bon
@eln iiir' ete SerlteIIaHg bon Sotpiidiern aHh
Beii5dRfern, ausStntturra nHe QteiGuRp uno
Slderunl elmer poliidnbiaerer DeTlgeBnHg her'
feIber. Ia uebaeiu'timmung nit Der beIutaigteu
SepoItmattianne bet elmer Ssetialpael % aesr
5fncfe, abpehulleu am II. Wlnt 1909 mrtier Der
Aniorttai BON SefilsaRu 2s35 unh 2s3i, Eeet'
htrie StututeH uuo gerbnnoluHaeH oiesbe5iiGlit.
CSencrul Gober ses Siaaies Ohio. Hno tn llebers
ittmmune NIT Srbiuan5 gte; 2,5be, gatitrt
sem gtaSirai9 Der gtasi Cincinnati. staat
Gtefe 9onbs perhea buttrt fsln bonn ],
Suit u. :. 1911. uue liao saslbar stiHf5la
stabre rad eem LafIm IN ner aWertedHG InGnee
Rational gGnf, Isp gorf 0tip, " ";
prdferttren uHb 9iHteH traeen aur saie ben
bier Qroseut pro 7abr, sGblbar balbtebrii6.
@efaete sones iperSen an ben sBfftsn unb
verb % ls nnS se:I anfaeIanisnsa stnfsn ssrfautt
anaebote iauHen atff Die pdn5e cher iraene ess
ner Gbeu otefer ausaabe eemG6i ,perbsu.
aIle aTeesoie mtf'sn aIi sserufieH 5ormnLa.
.osrbtn. au4gsfrtist fsfn Rrb be Nm
eakl Der Boues dlf ipeldhe 1ebcteu toIirbe, anpe-
ben. iOpte ben Gefnmmtbstrua bss anasbots
scSnbs Bic saH BatnT Ssr abTi.israas aIs
Nnasbpie ufNeu beaisitst ftin bon strem serti'l'
sirten Gbse, sabIbnr an grn'. Bon sareeN. Gus
6ttOr, far Rrcsent bss 8strases bsr SoHes,
1ns Eecht, irpenbeiH obr Gle angsboie Al
bcrnerIeu Rsrb noreehalien.
Gue ans,bots nlftsn eerGeesit unb erborffr
tetE auf ee; auk:ntette bee aouesrts: saiSs for
e,i623,3o guo'tor oer 5tcbt giaeiHn1r.
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Gtine Mnfm nrf.

Orr: .@as2! Bel bem ftlt6ien
metter aeben Sic bttteln - nnierm
Rsgsnifirm?"
9tttftz: p5u, man 6drF ftiHe saanan<
fGnft niht DernnhI6iFgen, ipnf Der.
Iisrs man iis byrA bic asyurrtns.@
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49, = hnmn q htr

gsO 2 q m q Wfh
mittlDt bee nsritorbsHsn @lbett Epnoss. I'm alter
bon 50 SahrtE. Sas atidtnbseduantb iiubet fatt
am Ganttaa, ben "a. Suni benz 1ronsrbaHis. &c
BIB gasf aibertp Strabs aus nm i:3O nhr RAD
utittaeg, taorcuf um llbg in bss Ct glattbduss
&tr5s an 2ibertp nHh Gin 6trabs Elm 9ranuocts
isspienf ebatbaIttn Dtrn, ppta Grtunbt bbili6t
sineelapsn fHe. 223
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gsruf Murf!

gsru Murff!
.Dos lpcLlsn Sic osnn J1rtn Gohn
iutrben laien2"
Nd. bem 9engsI ssfdLlt ia ftinDes
ibdft, am Iietiifn m0dts sr nod JIeis
Iter fDerDen!-
s5nt er naSu einigs Reieuna71
Dos ruenigtr. nbtr e. ibi 70 germ
Muris.1
5m Duft.
Hetrunf<nsr (nnf Der Ersppe):
.G0pptrmtnt. jtBt babe ih psratfien,
auf tpeltsr Etngs ih-bin -. pa muE
itb gIsi1 ipitbsr 'ruHtsrgtbsn unb pcn
porn unfnnssn!.
Sn bsr GtmGIbsgaItrie.
Ultier:: ~Das WilD fteat irobI bsn
@oit ber 0ummteit p0r2s
MHlIer: e, Dcti bssp0hrt!-
Glttiiss: ~sssssts ssssts = i:ssss.s if:ss. Ae4 ssS .eE Ter.
hoxuutts.s
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gsittrre oes berItorbenen aLpIIit sieib i'm WIieT
bon IA Satren, 10 Mt0nuten uHp 20 Iane1.
Tic 8eerotgung ftnbet idtt unt SanIftao peH
"a. SUM, 9a4Htttdas nm 2 nbr, bon Der gSobs
nIna tbres Shmteaerlohness Charles aritsd,
RE as 9arfer Strabe ans, ipn5u Wertponote
mo Ssremube pbHe tpcttere 9totts boficbft etnGe'
Iaben fin0 reH
1924 1ea tranernnen pintgrbIieseutn.
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8a berfanfen

Sramebaus, B 9immer, SnIie, Mtfte
AsaIfcr, Qsaa nHb Ioiist i'm Saiffe: Got rs bf'
$50 an 1ben Mnenue, sc. 2SDb. Naa5uitp'
gen iiebeHan pner SO 1922 Sine CTR D.
Giaenihiinisr tFt i'm nnide bon 2 bss ues
Mlnmiit1ae. 23,y5s
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!3n perfanfen-GDttooe.

6ramc Gettdae, 8 3immer, Somntrrfdcte
uitn 4nieneitf; grobe Cot; enie 9nae nne IN
pet .. q. Rieelers care Of GtHetHnnfier 8clfs'
binitsEtfsce. 22-25s
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aRssiera.


Gtarb am Gonnerftae ben %. guRi 1911,
sgeorgens I'M 2 iibr, nniere tItnialt gelieefe
Wiitfer. S0fpiegerlIlutter, Srcbmfffer mo fls'
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-rnannIid.

gunge bon gnicn eItern, nm In ber grpcfarse
sn arbciien. WdIier's stpotbsfes ID. ann
5snee ctr. DO
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pbillippina Gonass,

etasb an @ttrp0a ben p. SUM isil, uH 81!
llbr 4nchrti.taos
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aEteiker fBrnen itets 2teEInnafR ertdneeH
olTTd bdS s5nterHdficnal employment 4uTerii,
i22 Nnge Ctr. htnInTer Iu--Il. II
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gerIanst-sneibIih.

0ss b6eu far 9ousarbeit In stner tIeiHeu
GaHltlie. 2ss6 aRnn Sfrabe, g9cinut atus.
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9ine 3ran fiir esHIa1es arbsH anh Mrnsit
In peg sttide. 1859 Carthage 4iie. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-06
Este 0tra eS del CerllO)

"Mi mu apreciable Pascuala: Sirve La
presente pa icite que de sal1 estoy gueno
y m alegrare de que til tami6n. Pus yo
xoy mu alegante en- el vestir, miaja mas
miaia menos, como los otros del Orden
pnblico que van vestidos al igual que
yo. Tos llevamos sable que da gusto We
nos. Pero denguno $ alcuerda de tn
mas que yo; mas, denguno te conoce,
y NO me $ ha olvidau 10 que ices de ca
sanos. Lo cual que quio que me cuen-
seS to 10 que te pase en- la corte y yo te
4charrare q tn 10 que haiga aquf
"Y tnyo pa siempre.
7 Cerilo."
1s (Continuars)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-06


"Apreciable Cerilo: 70 va sirvo. Sir
vp ende antiyer, en- Madriz, ande nj ve-
nido pa servir. Sirvo pa todo, aunque
til me icfas que no serv1a pa NADIA por
ESQ m han dicho los senores que servla
pa ellos. .Por 10 emas, la Sisebuta, que
es de Ateca, de ande semos yo;y tn, por-
que me pa a mi que aunque estes de
guardia en- Teruel seguiras siendo de an
de eras antes,-pus Ia Sisebuta servla
antes ande ahura sirvO yO, y cOge y Sc
va, yo voy y me quedo pa servir pa
10 que ella servia. Y aqui me tienes, sir
Vienta, pa servite.
"Sirv0 esta pa icite Due t alcuerdes
de que himos quedau en- casanos 1ln dia
Il otro. va m avisaras,. que 10 estoy de-
seando. Tani6n nj allegro de que hal
gas progresaj65;, prefiero que seas 10 que
de ahtira~ ~eres; que mozo mulas como
eras. M han dicho que, por ser de los
del orden, eres hOmbre publico. Att.
cuenta QUE, cuando mus casen, tamien,
por ser tu mujer, sere yo mujer publ
ca. que es to mi deseo NJ acontenta
nucho pensalo y quio que sea pronto,
que va tengo veintisiete amos y me can
so de SEP moeica, y me paso. va me
diras too 10 que sea recibe el aprecio
de la
{ Pascuala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-06
Seccion recreatlva
CORREsP POND'.E.N,cIA

CastGs de Ia PascuGla, que era domceltd,
al Cer9lo, que era honebre p@bt'co
(deI oxdem) y uiceuersa.
Estas 8s 4fte@z Pascuald; no hay que
c01,fu,a16Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-06

Pascuala. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-06

Si usted quiere vender una casa, nn
.ufom6vil, INA joya, aDges de walor de
arte, ofrezcalos a quien- pheda cean-
prarlo. '"".;:i ~. - - =.
" quien puede comprar sin dinero?
La gente que 10 tiene, Lee Ell BoLE-
TIN MERCANTII.. 49,, ). f,,,,...e -.
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City Of Anacortes''
Goes TO BremertOm

Fullerton & briggs, of the Island
Passenger & Express Co., in con-
nection with Mr.. Moore, former
superintendent Of the Waldron
quarries, have purchased q boat
house, several launches, four tene-
ments and small machine shop at
Bremerton and have secured a lease
for several years upon a dock and
store building at Port Orchard.
They will do business at both places.
operating the "City Of Anacortes'
in carrying excursions and handling
a profitable navy yard contract. At
Port Orchard they will conduct a
store stocked with especial reference
to supplying the wants of the veter-
ans in the Soldiers Home there.
Mr.. Fullerton will have general
charge of the business at both
places, Mr. briggs remaining here to
look after the business Of the
launches Concordia and Taku II.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
A Sign Of ExtrayaganCe

A writer in the New York Evening
Post, after studing reports Of out
standing loans made to policy-holders
by life insurance companies, presents
what he calls interesting light on
the high cost of living and the bur-
dens Of extravagant living. On
the books of single company at the
close of 1910, he found the item OF
loans to policy holders represent
ed the sum of 100000, 600, which
meant that virtually one-sixth Of this
company's assets had been invested
in such loans. For the year 1910
the increase in such loans was near
ly eleven per cent. From two other
large companies the writer was I'M
able to obtain complete figures. but
preliminary reports from them indi-
Gated that these and the other com.
pany referred to had. at the close Of
last year, upwards of $3.50, ,OOO, ,OO0
loaned out to policy-holders. In the
history Of American life insurance
no such large aggregate Of loans or
policies was ever before reported
BY three companies. e
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
4 Great Newspaper

The annual Midwinter Number
of the Los Angeles Times is at hand
and is more beautiful than ever. The
art color work, the fine paper the
superb printing and the marvellous
range Of reading matter about South
ern California and the Southwest
make it exceedingly attractive as
well as informing. The whole issue
comprises over 200 pages with sixty
pages Of illustrating from photo
graphs. There are also number OF
clever cartoons. The brilliantly
executed color pages Of scenery. pro-
ducts and phases Of life in the South
land are especially appealing.
Everybody who has seen the number
is delighted with it; and as matter
of newspaper achievement it is all
the more remarkable in view Of the
fact that this great number made
its appearance Jan. IL. barely three
months after The Times plant was
destroyed BY dynamite and fire.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
Death Of Vim. Wills.

William Wills, one Of the pioneer
settlers of this island, died at his
home Sunday of apoplexy and was
buried Tuesday. Rev. j. E. Nelson,
of the Presbyterian church, con-
Quoting the funeral service.
Mr.. Wills was born in England
Jan. 25. 1842. When quite a young
man he enlisted in the British army
and was sent with his company in
the sixties to the then remote post
of Victoria. coming from there to
this island as a member of the gar
rison at English camp during the
latter part of the joint military oc-
cupancy. After his discharge from
the military service, soon after the
settlement of the boundary contr0-
versy and the withdrawal of troops,
he returned to the island, declared
his intention to become an American
citizen and located upon a homestead
claim to which in due course of time
he acquired title. In 1879 he mar
ried Miss Mary Jane Wotton, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Wotton, then recent arrivals on the
island from England. Nine children
were born to them, six sons and
three daughters. all Of whom are
living. Mr.. Wills had been in poor
health for number of years.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
Captain Croskey Appeals

From the decision of the Seattle
Board of u. S. Inspectors. who susr
pended for one year his license
as master following the stranding of
the steamer Northwestern near
Kanaka bay Dec. 2, Capt. Alfred
Croskey has taken an appeal to SUI
pervising Inspector John Berming-
ham, of the First district. The ap-
peal asks that if Capt Birmingham
IS unable t act the case be consid-
cred by such board of review or such
officer Of the Department Of Com
merce and Labor as may be required
by law to determine the merits of
the appeal.
The Railway and Marine News
says it seems to be the opinion Of
marine men in Seattle that the cap-
tain was too severely punished.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
Limiting Women's
Hours Of Labor

The Eight-hour Bill for Women.
now pending before the legislature
affects every man and industry in
Washington, dependent on female
help, to say nothing Of seriously lin
iting the earning capacity of the
Lewly enfranchised sex. AS far as
can be learned. the measure is not
the result of an organized demand
on the part of working women. but
is rather due to certain labor agi-
tators. Aside from the retarding
effects that such law will have on
the industrial development Of Wash
ington, it is pointed out that women
who are dependent on the fruits of
their labor will be the greatest suf-
ferers, because their earning power
will be impaired. The cutting
down of the working hours will
necessarily lead to a reduction in
wages. The fruit sections Of the
state where women do much Of the
work will suffer markedly if the
measure becomes alaw. Even now,
under the ten hour law, growers
find it difficult to take care Of all
the crops when the picking and
packing season is on. The law prom
ises to deal a severe blow to the
canning and preserving industries.
Every storekeeper will feel the
effects of such a law, as well as the
biggest factory.
Employers violating the proposed
law will be guilty Of a misdemeanor
and subject to a fine of $40 to 100.
A similar measure was defeated two
years ago at Olympia and strong
efforts will be put forward to retain
for women the right to work ten
hours if they want to.