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Victor J. Capron, M. D.
T IHE MBAY>IEW h0te1.....
m unf ARTERg:-KOCHE HARBOR.
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SAN JUAN COUNTY BANK
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fRIDAY HAKBOB, WABHIS6TON.
. * n a Money Orders on all parts of the
Dra^ S "nUhed upon application. Deposit* 01
rujJarf.?2cei^«d interest paid on
fiffle i d4E?J ixb LOAN on Improved Farm* for
)lO> option of paying at the end of
five years interest and principal payable at
two yCßrs.
Friday Harbor.
_„ r-r hk President
LEAN-DI- R CLARK . .Vice-President
I E . OLNEY Cashier
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Canadian Pacific
Railway
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THE EAST
Through 'Tickets to all Points
in the
United States and Canada.
THROUGH SLEEPERS
From the coast to Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Fr Boston, Montreal, Toronto and
Winnipeg.
Take This Route To The
Kootenay «<* Cariboo Gold
FIELDS.
Tbi* is the only route traversing the en
tire niieral belt. Only 24 hours to San
don. Nelson, Sloean City and Rossland.
xg-Atlantic Steamship Tickets
to and from All Poiuts in
s Europe.
For full information call on or write to
F. R. JOHNSON,
Freight and Passenger A^ent Vhatcom>
or to E. J.COYLE,
Dist. Passenger Agent,
Vancouver, B. C.
TheNEWMAILStr.,
LTBU THOMPSON
Regular, Reliable and Safe
Ele?aut Passenger Accommodations
Runs Between Seattle and Whatom
Via. POUT TOWNSEM), And the
Saa Juan Islands
NORTHBOUND. SOUTHBOUND."
LEAVES LEAVES
Seattle I a m Whatcoin 4a m
Tuiinseiiii ..,..» am East 50und....7 a. in.
Friila.v liar.. 10:30 in Kix-he Harbor lOam
Roche Ilai .11:45 am irnl.»> llarburll a ill
V.HHt .Sound 5p in Tuwnseiitl 4p m
Arrive WHATCOM Arrive SEATTLE
At..6:30 p in. At..7:45 p. in.
J. R. THOMPSON Mang. Owner.
THE U. S. MAIL
Steamer Buckeye
Running Between Friday Harbor,
AnacoTtes and Whatcom.
This elegant steamer runs through
the Archipelago De Haro, Daily, Leav
ing \v hatconi at 6 a. m. on Monday,
I Wednesday and Friday, calling at Cot
touwood,olga, Newhall, East Sound,
ureas, West Sound, and arrives at Fri
day Harbor at 12:45 p. m. Leaves Fri-
Jay Harbor with the mail at 1 p. m.
for Anacortes. stopping at Pt. Stanley,
Thatcher, Decatur, Nedro and Guemes
»'•« arrives at Anaeortes at 6:20 p. ni.
■Leaves[Anacortes at 7 a m. on Tues
% Thursday and Saturday, for the
wove named points arriving at Friday
H;W a ti2-op. m. Leaves Friday
I iZ r^ lP - U1- aild arrlveS at Wha^
c °m at (p. m
piyo ra FS. tan(iPassen«er "*"> a P"
A- NEWHALL, - Owner.
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°ttjfe comfort for present;
*«*% economy, but bvy the '
**i%aiddoewfdi« a citab-:
■"** reputation, that fua*. '
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ERT JOHNSON, AGENT
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Thanksgiving.
We are all duly thankful.
Alfred Lawson was in town yester
day. "
Who swiped Carter'* ■ Who?
The Odd Fellows win give their
annual New Year ball.
Buy that Solid Gold Wedding Ring
at the Blue Front Store. * *
and OlyrapiaCtocEaifia*?Fow2?2!* Daß
W u A* Farr»h ™«n U>e Wand this
week buying grain lor a Seattle firm.
Joseph Sweeney returned Monday
from a business trip to up-Sound points.
All Grades of Flour Cheaper at the
Blue Front Store than anywhere else
in town. «
Mrs. E. W. Smith will be at Lopez
Dec. Ist., 2nd. 3rd., with a full lineof 1
millinery.
State warrants on the general fund
now find ready sale at 2* per cent
premium.
shipped 300 fine turkeys to Seattle the
last of the week.
California Matches, 2 bunches for sc:
2 boxes Toothpicks for 6c at the Blue
Front Store. •
There is said to be a probability of
the early establishment of a general
store at Port Stanley.
Several hundred sacks of grain were
shipped by local merchants to Seattle
the last or the week.
A considerable quantity of fine poul
try has been shipped to up-Sound
points during the week.
Six hundred cases of salmon were
shipped from the cannery Tuesday on
the steamer George E. Star.
Captain Graignic, of the sloop City
of Paris, of Waldron, was a visitor in
the Harbor early in the week.
The election is over, the country is
saved and everyone has returned to the
usual vocation of every day life.
Miss Maggie Morse and niece, of
Seattle, are visiting with Miss Morse's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Morse.
Send to Suteliffe A, Hill, Whatcom,
for samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They willbe sent you free of charge.*
Read Supervisor Farnsworth has been
repairing and otherwise improving the
roads under his supervision during the
past week.
New goods arriving at Martin A Jen
sen's almost every day. Call aud have
a look at our line of Dress Goods, Trim
mings, etc *
J. A. Gould, of the San Juan County
Bank, i 9 at Seattle for a few days at
tending to business matters. He is ex
pected home Friday.
Ladles, I have the best and most
stylish Lace Fine Shoe for $1.50 that
you ever saw anywhere. Come and
see them. L. B. Carter. *
Mrs. Hiett, mother of Mrs. John S.
McMillin, arrived at Roche Harbor
from the east Monday to spend the
winter with her daughter.
We pay (in trade) 10 cts. pound for
chickens, 11 cts. pound for turkeys,
30 cts. dozen for eggs, 40 cts. roll for
good butter. Martin «fc Jensen. *
County Treasurer August Wold has
moved from the Sweeney house, which
he has occupied for the last two years,
to his own residence on Argyle avenue.
This is the time of the year when
turkey shoots are in order, aud some of
our Friday Harbor marksmen have
added new laurels to their reputation.
Martin A Jensen have added to the
public improvements of the burg by
putting in a good substantial hitching
rack by the side of their store build
ing.
It would be interesting to know the
amount of money received by San
Juan County farmers this year for
their oats, wheat, hay, fruit aud live
stock.
The school directors of Friday Har
bor district No. 9, have engaged Super
intendent Allen and Miss Culver to
teach another three months' term of
school.
The display of holiday goods that 1.
beginning to be made in the stores re
minds us that Santa Clause with his
bells and tin horns will soon be on the
warpath.
Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, of Port
Pownsend, will be in Friday Harbor
on November 28 and wiUremain until
December 3. All wanting work done
call early.
Mrs. T. M. Lee and family left Tues
day for Seattle to visit her daughter,
Mrs. F. E. Bryant, for a few months,
also to give her son, Clarence, the bene
fit of school.
Auditor Sliter has been acting cash
ier, janitor and general roustabout at
the San Juan County bank for a day
or two in the absence ot both Mr.
Gould and Gene.
Mr. Donald Ross and family moved
last Thursday into their new reddenoe,
recently completed by Contractor
Farnsworth, on The Ross homestead,
near Kanaka bay.
Remember the ball and ■opPgf to **
given by the Rebekah lodge Thanks
giving nig t. •First-class nauste^ first
class turkey supper and a fliw-oass
good time assured.
The county treasurer says that if the
taxes now due are nearly all »»**.»>*
month he will be able to issue a call for
the redemption of nearly all the out
standing general fund warrant*
A very pleasant social was held
Tui^eveSTat «« Prasbytertoa
ohurcbf under ibe £*&** f n £ c
Christian Endeavor godety.
oellent;miißlcall»^illtorai^pr^»
was rendered, and an enjoyable time
was bad by all present
The steamer Itfdla Th^tonaoni ran
into one of the Booh* Harfor Ltoj
Co.'s big ■»£». bw"y laden wltt
lime roci, at Bock Harbor Mondjayana
considerably shattered her -afnAffii
She will probably # have to be beached
or go on the ways for Eg£Ssffiszis%pi§£
Mrs. Prank Wilson rerorneVlMo^ay
from a three months ▼£*
friends and relative* In
Her father and?mother, DrvKnowgs
and wife, o/Howard^Lake/BWnnjiotaj
aocomjmuledhfr. We understand It H
tststaur —"*
££*■ I**£to»s*?ia:lni receipt of an
Tbe Seattle Times says that Hon
John 8. McMMln is a oonSdate far
«*«, in an interview in the Poet-Intel
«g«H»r, published ™ °°
Bfsftsr* to expre-htmseif °°
Mrs. Ella W. Smith; late of Port
Earsv 11*11" the'aitSttosysi
■to^^Jm? new -and weU Belectod
■£« of millinery fancy goods, con-
J^fW. out*, etc aftef^e and
JPWBmaking rooms in the bulldiu*
recently occupied by The Island^!
fU^»S I'w1 'w Wold reporto that t*xes
Sfn^nfntiJP*s22 r »towly; notwith-
X*L dlnlf *^ c w»■* th« P»ri«i fixed
myJf JL 3ttlS g ,\ hlch *"»• Second half
S2^e^S d wlthout M»e addition of a
heavy delinquency penally has very
***** expired. Pay up before Deoem
ber 1 and avoid the penalty. r
x>2\: H.* Culver was in town from
Boche Harbor a short time yesterday
to see that the local and mechanical de
partments of The Islander were raa*
nine smoothly in the absence of his
brother, who was detained at Fair
haven by the serious condition of his
wife. ■■;•-:■■:- '-': :' : >.o' - ;;■ ■ -■■:_ ; :.; :,h ,■ : -
An apportionment of school funds
amounting to 1218,856.67 has just been
nrade by State Superintendent Browne.
San Juan county gets $1,317.10, on the
basis of an ! accredited days' attendance
in the schools of 64,249. Five counties
drew smaller sums than San Juan;
while one,- Asotin, is less than 114
greater. . t
Mr. T. M. Lee, who has been absent
for the last three months doing con
tract work in Cold water, Michigan, ex
pects to have his contract completed in
February. We understand he has a
contract to erect some quite extensive
buildings in Kansas for manufacturing
purposes as soon as he has completed
his work in Michigan.
The little folks of the public school
will have two extra days for rest and
recreation this week. Today there will
be no school in either department and
none in theprimarv department until
Monday. The teacher, Miss Culver,
went to Roche Harbor last night to eat
turkey with her brother and his family
and remein until Saturday.
Married, at Friday Harbor, Wash
ington, November 18,1898, by the Rev.
Arthur B. Cort, Mr. Christopher Car
rothers and Mrs. Henrietta Alberta
Eligh, both of Lopez island. The con
tracting parties are well and favorably
known in our county, and Thr Isl
andeb joins their many friends in
wishing them happiness in their new
relations.
The Little Folks Speaker or Songs
and Rhymes for Jolly Times aud a big
line of beautiful holiday and reading
Books, Poems, Bibles etc., will be one
attraction out of the many at Fowle's
store, this Christmas season. Get the
very newest, best and up to date goods.
Save money by examining his com
plete lines of holiday goods before mak
ing a single purchase.
t Wm. Fowle.
The residents of Olga and vicinity
ought not to allow the comparatively
new wharf there to lapse into "in*
ocuous desuetude," to quote the lan
guage of the great Glrover. It has
been in need of some new piles and
fender posts for several months. It is
understood that the owners of both the
mail steamers have offered to aid in the
work. No community which has so
good mail and sransportation facilities
as Olga ought to be without a good
wharf.
The Islander has received a com
munication from a resident of Waldron
island, who says she is a lady, making
some very serious charges against her
husband, whose name she gives. We
do not presume to question the truth
of, the lady's statement,andher evidence
certainly seems conclusive and that
she has been cruelly wronged, but it
does not seem probable that any good
could be accomplished by the publica
tion of her letter, even if it were signed,
as it should be, by the writer's own
name. If the facts are as she alleges
she should experience no difficulty in
having her marriage annulled.
Deantr Ii Bl«o4 Beep.
Clean blood mean* a clean »kin. No
beauty without it. CwcareU, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it .clean, by
stirring up the toy liver and driving all im
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
banish pimples, boili,l»lotch«|, blackhead*,
•nd that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Ca«car«tt,-bemuty for ten eenU. AH dru«
giati, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, We.
'A MANLY CARD FBOM MB. HICKS.
The Islandeb most cheerfully gives
space to the following manly note from
Mr. Hicks, People's Party candidate
for representative at the recent elec
tion: , • , ■ ■
" T2OTTOB IsLAKi>E*t-Ibeg»!»£e£ojoiii
with you in complimenting my worthy
opponent, Judge V H. Tnacker, upon
hiiJiplendld home vote. I desire, »l»o, to
sincerely thank the thirty-six voters in
their support, no*wl*hß|* ndinl.HL e rtmi^
Arable failure I made in substituUng a
Sat I shall ■*to«g*£ t ;Sg J* offioe#
IJ. E. Hicks.
East Sound, Oct. 20,18 W. .
jjut year Chattel Dana Gibson Ulna
&tod/Tl»i People of Dickens" tor the
££* Home Joarnal. The pictures
that thteye£ ; a£d
to cvmm a cou> nr okb day,
B q.onasa&lWf*
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8m <I«m far Sa«aWi M—s 7.
The Post-Intelligencer of the 22nd
inst., says: -
"Hon John 8. McMillin, the well
known Republican leader hi the north
western part of the state, came up from
San Juan yesterday and I registered at
the Seattle. Mr. McMHHn has not
visited Republican headquarters since
the election; and yesterday he went to
the Pioneer building to congratulate
Chairman Schi vely and Secretary: Ly
sons, of the Republican state central
committee. ;In discussing the election
he said: v.vy :<•.*;■ ■% ■ :.-■■ •■■v^' - -■•■ ■-:-%' v .■:■ -■ ;•
m "We of San Juan are especially grati
fied at the defeat of fusion and the
triumph of the principles for which the
Republicans of Washington stand.
Yon do not know, perhaps, that the
Republican party of San Juan : has
stood oat for sound money for eight
years past. Even when the Republi
can state platform declared for free
coinage, we in our county conventions
came out strongly for gold. Our finan
cial planks have been invariably for
sound money during the past eight
years, and they have always been
adopted with nnanimity. The fact of
the matter is, we have never had any
representation of silver sentiment in
she Republican county oonvenUrn>of
San Juan that I now remember of.
"This is i why we are especially
pleased at - the election. Sau Juan
county has made steady Republican
gains for some years past. Two years
ago we carried the county and this
time we elected our ticket by a good
majority, showing a slight increase
even with a lessened vote over 1896. I
think the Post-Intelligencer should be
accorded credit for much of the victory,
for there is no question but it made the
best fight ever put up in its history,
Its single tax arguments struck the
fuslonists hard, and in every respect Its
campaign was; conducted with pene
tration, sagacity and foresight."
Mr. McMillin declined to discuss the
senatorial situation. He has . never
announced himself as a* candidate, yet
he is usually considered as a factor by
politicians in summing up the situa
tion.
NOTICE.
A term of the Superior Court in and for
San Juan County will be held at Friday
Harbor, commencing on Monday, Decem
ber sth, 1896, Judge J. P. Houser, presid
ing. Any person wishing to take out
their citizenship papers can do so at that
time. E. H. Nash, Clerk.
WEST SOUND NKWS NOTES.
The West Sound ball is not up yet,
Orin Barker has rented the Metzler
place. - *
Thanksgiving turkey will be dished
out today.
Wm. Hambly went to Seattle on
business last week.
Fritz Acborn rides in a brand new
wagon these days of prosperous times.
■..1 ■ ■ ■ - . ■
R. Holland has bought the Allan
Robertson forty. He Is going to build
on it.
The Orcas Entertainers hold a
Thanksgiving basket social. Come
and try your luck. ■'.
The steamer De Haro, of Fairhaven,
brought over th*» engine and thresher
belonging to Eotyn Chalmers * last
week.
The people of West Sound school
district are clearing an acre of ground
on the northeast corner of Mr. Adkins'
place for the purpose of erecting a fine
school house, which will be finished by
the first of January next. Scribe.
NOTICE,
My wife having left me without any
provocation I hereby forbid anyone to
rive her credit on my account. - ■■■
Jas. Nelson.
Port Stanley, Washington, Nov. 11, 1898. j
LOPEZ NEWS NOTES.
John Clark left for Seattle, Thurs
day. -■; ;^ :;,..-•;
Ed. Eastman is busy painting Mr.
Woollet'B house. .' .
Tom Blake and daughter, Lillie,
spent Friday in the Harbor.
School opened Monday in district
No. 4 with Mr. Thornton as teacher.
Mr. Morse, of Seattle, was transact
ing business on the island last week.
Guy Kent made a visit to the Har
bor last Thursday to have a trouble
some tooth extracted. .
Pete Lundon met with a bad acci
dent. In falling a tree a piece of an
other one struck him in the stomach,
from which be has been laid up the
past week. -\ v
Mrs. Shadel's class in music had a
contest Saturday afternoon to see which
oue had improved the most during the
term. : The price, a handsome, book of
poems, was won by Mi*. Carrie Weeks.
Those of the class who took part in the
contest were Mrs. Weeks, toe Misses
Dora Butler, Isabelle Upston and Eva
Snyder. The judges were Mrs. Cau
tine, Mrs. Pain and Mrs. Alberts. :x
. , ;; -, . " : . Don* .
Cider Will B« Scarce.
The great shortage of apples through
out the United States is resulting in a
limited supply of cider. About the
only states having a commercial sur
plus of apples for sale this season are
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York,
Michigan and the Northwest Of
course other states have a light supply,
and trading will occur more or less,
but only from the states above men
tioned will apples cut much ) figure in
the commercial world, x- From an ex
tended inquiry conducted .* by the
American Agriculturist it is evident
that the 1888 supply of cider and cider
vinegar will be much below the aver
age. There are some cider apples in
New England, and these are being
Sadeupft home or shipped to other
states where better prices are paid. In
Albany county, New York, apples are
very scarce and poor in quality; farm-
SK^ving^Slc^^SP^rcents
per barrel. Only a few makers
San get • full stock. The average price
for cider is 10@12c per gallon and vine-
SrtglOic^ot nearlyas much cider
& being made as usual except from
"poles shipped in from Vermont j and
NewHampahire. Canning and evapo
rattncappiesare worth 75@$1 per bar-
NeVcUer asa rule Is very good in
NIn rMJehtoa?whe» the commercial
supply ofapptes is larger than In any
SffiVateVtbToider outlook is ftdrly
225 paSeolarly in Branch county.
whereSSSSper 100 pounds Is paid
jy^SJ^Jtoir Pure elder Tlnegar is
now selling at lOJc when pat up in
whiskey cases. In Wasbtenaw county
there are no winter apples of any ac
count, and the fail apples are about all
gone. Oder apples are worth 20c pc
100 pounds and fruit for evaporating
Sue The elder supply will not be
nearly up to an average for the state.
In Illinois, there are literally no apples
for cider, or in fact for any other par
pose. Mills have not started and will
not unless fruit is shipped In from out
side states and this is hardly probable.
There is very little old cider on l hand,
and the stock now sells at 20@250 per
gallon in barrel lota. The supply of
elder vinegar la very short, and in cea ?
tral Illinois is worth 10@l2c. In the
northern part of the state iit is worth
ll«14e.
There Is considerable » elder in Wis
consin, where locally a fair crop of
apples was produced. sln Missouri the
almost total failure of the crop pre
vented the making of any cider and
old stocks of both cider and cider vine
gar are exceedingly low. Indications
point to a scarcity of cider vinegar and
consequent higher prices. : '
To Car* CeatUpitiM •>■#•*•«.
r J&Z *£?***** Candy Cathartic. Mb or Ms.
If C. C. C. fall to core, dninliita refund SMaey.
t ■"..*•: : PVBUC NOTICE. '
- The partnership heretofore existing under
he firm nameof the Denny Produce Co , where
in J.X. Denny and Wesley Warner, both of the
city of Seattle, in the county of King-, and state
of Washington, were general partners in the
commission business, is this the ist day of Oc
tober, A. D. 1898, dissolved by mutual consent,
the said T. L. Denny agreeing to settle all the
a&irsofthe said firm to date, the undersigned
continuing the business under his own name.
••;.•."..".':"•'"■ . Wesley Warnbk. ;
Two Mimosa a Year.
When people buy. try, and bay again, it
means they're satisfied. The people of the
Jnited States are now buying Cascarets
Candy Cathartic at the rate of two million
k>xcs a year and it will be three million be
ore New Year's. It means merit proved,
thajt Cascarets are the most delightful bowel
regulator for everybody the year round. AU
dniggisU 10c, 2fc, Me a box, cure guaranteed.
■ -.. ■..•■■ '■ .. . ■
It is announced that the American
peace commissioners at Paris have
made a positive demand for all of the
Philippine archipelago and have offered
the sum of $20,000,000.
;: - A Bom talsf fa* Yaw. :''
A transaction in which you cannot loatsM
sareihioK. Biliousness,sick headache, fa*.
nd tongue, fever, piles and a thousand other
ills are caused by eonatlpatfon and sluggish
ttver. Cascarefs Candy Cathartic the won
derful new liver stimulant and intestinal
tonic are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. | C C. C are a sure
•ring. Try a box to-day; 100.. *c, Ma
Sample booklet free; Bee oar big ad.
The fine British ship "Atatauta,"
which sailed from Taeonia for Cape
Town with a big cargo of wheat only a
few days before, was wrecked on the
Oregon coast last week and all but
three of the crew of twenty-seven
drowned, including all the officers.
«<!■)—f Xvm* Bowels With CatseareU.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
100 if C CXC.tall, druggists refund money.
. Women Should Know It
Many women Buffer untold agony and
misery because the nature of their disease
is not correctly unerstood. They have
been led to believe that womb trouble or
female weakness of some sort is respon
sible for the many ills that-beset woman
kind. *
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache.puffy
or dark circles tinder the eyes, rheuma
tism, a dragging pain or dull ache in the
back, weakness or bearing-down sensa
tion, profuse or scanty supply of urine
with strong odor, frequent desire to pass
it with scalding or burning sensation,
sediment in it after standing in bottle or
common glass for twenty-four hours, are
signs of kidney and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms are often attribut
bed by the patient herself or by her phy
sician to female weakness or womb troub
le. Hence, so many fail .to find relief,
because they are treating, not the disease
itself, bat a reflection of the primary
cause, which is kidney trouble.
In fact, women as well as men are made
miserable with kidney and bladder troub
le and both need the same remedy. 'W?.i
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Soot is the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist, and is easy to get at
any drug store for fifty cents or one dollar
To prove its wonderful merits you may
have a sample bottle and book telling all
about it, both seat absolutely free by
mail. Kindly mention This Islander
and send your address to Dr. Kilmer A
Co., Bingnamton, N. Y. .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, [ si
Seattle, Wash, Oct. SI, 1898. J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of hi*
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver,
at Seattle, Washington, on Wednesday,
December 21,1898, viz: ...
JOSEPH M. NICHOLS,
Homestead application No. 15,658. for
the Se i of Sw i and Lot 1 Sec. 27, and Ne
\of 2 and Sec 34, Tp. 37 N R
1 imf
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: . -
William Emch, of Olga, Wash., Pay
ton Reddick, of Olga, Wash., Pierre
Barnes, of Seattle, Wash,, and Pierce
Meeks,of Fredonla Ii Wash.... _-_, V
Edward P. Tbempbb, Register. ;
First publication Nov. 17.1898.
HOME BAKERY
"-■■'.-"?"'. "^ -.* **■ ■-■"•■■• "; - - J- • ; ■':''.... j:-««»-.■■;
Mrs. Smoot* wishes to inform' the
public that she will keep con
: stantly on hand . ..*
FRESH BREAD FRUIT CAKE
DOUGHNUTS - COOKIE*
GINGER COOKIES GINGER BREAD
. . . TARTS, ETC., V."'
and will carefully fill all orders for
BOSTON BAKED BEANS .v-
German Coffee Bread, Tea Rolls, Rusks and
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Spritg St., Opposite Mtftli ft JaaMi'iStari
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g ßipaaf Tahotas cure ttver troubles.
Ripens Tapmles care ffliMii
§ Holiday Prices at the Blue §
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jBY • Pure White Plow, per bbl . * ~ •asa*'"^K
« Olympic Flow. perbW. "• lS S
]■ Peacock Flow, per bb1...... ;.-, .. •••'••• " 17 fl
« «* Loaf Mo«r, per bbl :..~A\~AY'.Y;]'.v.'. ' ,21 »
■I Three of My Beat (&"..! ..YYS..'..'.'.'.'..'.'. '-■*"" 1 ••.' wt
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■X Six lbs of th* BeM Ground Coffee You Ever Had (or I M S
BctaUliogi Best Spider tec Tea, per 1b ..._._:. 3 3
■I ScWßliug. Beat Oun Powder Tea; per 1b ■ ....'.'.'.'..'. -J".""■/■ M Ml
g A Good l«r Grade Black Tea, perTb.... M &
{■j-; Tomatoes, per can ...v;........;... - - . 1? fl
•X Five Gala. Coal Oil '" " " mm gf:
■E Two Blocks California Matchea... ....'..""* {."*"" M 'fl
Two Boxes Toothpicks. !."'..'...!!!!!'.!!!!!!!"!!!!!.'.'.'.".' M -".'^K'^'
S i JSYS.)^ reoeiv«d from Chicago the Finest Line of 5
jjß JEWELRY that ever came to Friday Harbor . . . . . ]■
3? above prices are for Cavil. I will meet the Price* of any M
« other Store here on anything I carry in Stock, quality considered. W
X *• - I have no Rusty or Musty Goods to offer you at a big reduction to X
CS make them sell.. ... ....... . .;.... ... ;";... v. .; . Za
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Q Proprietor Blub Front Stork._ mm mmbw C 3
Low Cuts, Cut_Low! •:■'..if
IS.OO Oxfords reduced t0...............|2.40 (►*
' jjs^ |2.50 ** '* "... .5.90 gyr II /
mm 12.00 ~" " " ..11.40 if , 1
♦1.00 " " " J .75 '
We have all colors— Oxblood, Chocolate and Brown,. %ft^ \w
'-/:'' Youb Oxford Opportunity. !
This is no fkke "closing out" or "retiring sale." We «re
v / here to stay. * . '
Famous Shoe House, ;
Railroad Are. art HOII7 St., NEW WHATOOM, WASH. {
Morse Hardware Co^—«^
(INCORPORATBO)
--; Wholesale and Retail. '
Hardware, Rope, Coal Tar, Faints,
Oils and Fish Cannery Supplies;
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■ new naleoin, Washington
IS TIME TO THINK
of what kind of cooking apparatus shall be put in for fall. The
oil and gas stoves will have to be put to one side.
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Promntlv mM MBfUif" ers§
riuuipujr hi 18Inch . # , 12.90
I ■60 I 20 Inch 3.75
V|u|^sfl 26 1nch......... . 4.50
Attended to I
Not Get An I. X. L. Steel Range
It is the most perfect in operation and is unß«rP«J n Ji r ft ."{?
quality of ito work and economy of fuel; is less trouble^^is
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Rang? Mrith Warming $28.00. CooTstoves irom J6.00 Up.
Gr A, 1VI C HVI aT/ >\CLJ 1804Mmou Blk.,
jiMNtL. HARDWARE
4H*MiWwI»B CUTLERY,
AMMUNITION,
mhUMm etc —
%^^^§^ Holly Street, Whatcom, WasMngtot
EXPORT MILL CO.
PAIBHAYEM, IASHIIGTOM.
All Kinds of Building and Boat Lumber,
Feieiit, Fimer's Pickets, SUigks, Etc
Orders Received By Mail Will Have Our Prompt andCareMAtt«»liasi
The Washington Market
EBEUNG 8108., Propriety
HIS Htrrte AMiie, • - . AMm^ ItttooiM.
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Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats.
Came. Fish, Etc., in Season.
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