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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST
DEID

LEruEREAs MARTHA FERGUSON ~
w hnr own rght joining with John For.
Futon her husband BY their cefilin deed Of
trust made, executed Hud delivered By thea
on the tith dat Of March, lHil, ~ ". p Mc
Curnick, And duly recorded IN the recorders
ONCE ot tno County ~ alt Lasc, TERRITORY Of
ltah IN bcok IN" OF morigiEus pages 23-a
e oI' u Si ,hs .Sids H. Sgo1'' S,s ~
nick, party of tho second part in said deed of
lrus' the following deserbsd plgmlscs. stu
LAKE. Territory Of Utah, 90 wits
Commencing one hundred li0ll foot north
OF tho southeast corncrnf block seventy Iwl,
ga sandy station 'ati running thence uputl
OF said block thence west Two hundred lsuUl
feet 10 tho southwest corner OF
said 9oei thence north seventy.
HUNDRED Q0l feet; thence North twenty
nya tail feet; theuce khst one hundred llO1l
feet 10 pace Of beginning, which said DON,
tho said Martha Ferguson ami John Ferguson
90 John echaTrr u tho Hum OF i2luuul Uu
October laii 1871, with interest thereon 4t
Twelve per cent per annum from March 4ird.
whereas II was provided IN said deed OF
trust that y DO .ault should be- made ln The
payment of said sum Of money or auy MARI
thereof wnon due, then said ". +. McC0rhIet
Ms successors or AsHiFnt would proceed 90 ssl
haid property ~ public vcnduO 60 the highest
bidder for each, al tho front door on the r1lInt-
court house 10 san lake City. Utah TrrrIt5ry
nfHt giving twonty days notice OF the time
terms ana place OF such sale, by advertisement
m some newspaper printed In tho Bingham
language, published M talg Lake CITY, and
Whereas ne part OF said principal aum has
been PAID, except the sum ~ fu 20; there BE-
now due and unpaid thereon the sum of
S4OiGa5, and
Where's tho said John scharer ~ the legal
holder OF said note, has requested SAID " II
hcuornict 20 sell SAID premises 10 pay said
ium Of money, now therefore, /. the under.
signed, W. n. McCornick, trustee ~ nforrs aud
~ mo request OF John rcnnrrr the payee,
owntr ana holder VI said note hud in accord.
Anco with the provisions uf HAid tTuat deed
Will, on " cdnt 5day the sith day Of october. al
y O'Clock noon NJ sail day, az tho south uont
door 81 the court house, SALT lAko county,
lbh Territory. sell ihb above dpHrrtbgd
premises, or sufficient thereof 90 pay ratd In.
du1tedneas, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash
W, ., MCuNNiCk,
Trustee.
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NOTICE

NJ Office lS uEHrBY GIVEN THAT A
~ mrcilus OF the stockhoId,f OF the Fiff6
ward cooperative Mercantile inHutuuan Mil
Do held 40 NE lnsuuuunH once, SO. slu ar.t
Seventh south So, salt Lake uty, ON Wunnrs
DAY cTuninF oct q, l7ii, at7 O'Clock, Tor Mo
purpose Of hearing rcporta. ono election of
directors Tor mo eutuiug year, and Tor the
Transaction ul turh other business a. may
come before tue mcrting
49,. JAMES fhEtnAlRs, Secretary.
sAls Lake cry sept 20. 1874.
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Joseph flaurnbach, painful, " DANIEL
Alexander. julia Alexander, Jonuio exam.
Ger, Hem iWtn 1tFiumaut Isaac HuNUr aud
samuel hutler, co partners a. huticr iiruthofs,
Henry hitc, N illiam SIX, n. Eacman, Jonas
partners a. htco, rtiN a Company, \. W. Nor.
rison. tdwatd Morrill,. eaau Mcrril snd
Thomas A. hent, 60 partners ~ MOI.
JhlrtY aud John u. r. Woodruff.
co.paFtnors ~ . b Ianruy a Company. iocl'
fora Sufpendor Company. "a corporation o. *
Williams, a W. clap Co - corporation Henry
NuuHiadirr Jscob a. Nrustadtcr, David NUu.
ftadtCr, isaac Oppenhrimer aud SiFmund
iCucutwangUr, Cu.pHrtnCrH ha NOu. tadtnr
Brothers. AMI halt Lake Conjunction Com.
pAny, a corporation, defendants.
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wv Aith hththl NbNNlNtu TO Az
Il pear iu an action brought against YOU lY
iht Above named pllintid iu Cue District Cuur.
ul !hc ihlrd Judigi uisHct OF Tho tcuiioY
~ Yul ul Go uutwcf tho amended com.
plhlnt nlrl therein within ten days loHciuslye
% thC 4Ay uf HuryiuoI after the service uu bou
81 tlia summoua-i 4 served within tnis county
~, it served out uf NE rounty, but iu tails
district, within tWrntY days, otherwise witnin
tor days mr. Judgment Us default VIA ns
takcu hfaiust you, Hcru fdinE 90 the PRAYER u
said amended comp aiut
The tAHi action i brought 10 have D. decree II
thia court Tor tho fnreuiusuru uf crrtAiu
mortgage executed hy dcisadant nufse 10 one
hcH hrst hereinafter described, gwen 10 6ccur0
payment ct certain ptomss1ry mole, uKr-
,aied by tAii deiend,nt 70 sd q. :. cara.
after datc, with interest from maturity Al 10
per cent yer annuHii raid noto being dne And
unpaid save interest 70 July it, isu aud
April ~. 1915 said note and mniteaFr ha,ins
hcon dllY ussiEuud 20 piaiutu, winch ~ now
tno ho'aei ihcr,oii a part OF ihii premises
haNnH been released nom operation Of SAID
morig 81. beng the premises secondly herein.
after dcsctibrdi 10 have hmuunt OF sad
moilshEu deb1 ascefi.ined ana smount due OF
OWING - Mfs. Geo. W stern. secured on said
premises, o. have A. order nt sale tu usuai
form 20 fllHo amount due 90 plaintiff. and Tor
other rrlieii sad mortgagcd premises arc
de,grihcd De- iohows 10 wit Commenting Al
= ". r1tucrof iot d. hiook On. piAt -, sail
,aae ~ survey. running thence east 80
o. tenco north lti feet. thence Wcat Ui0
frrafed premises are described ~ f1IloWsf
Commencing 40 ap lnt 20 tert east Of south.
Wo,l corner Of saii loi 2, running thence east
lu1teei. thence north o.. feet thence west 100
ieei, thence nuulh ~ feet 90 hrgnulnr. also
commencing 90 point l2l icot east aud rods
tnuih ~ uofthwcstrofncr OF said lnt arunntnr
thcuto taal ll tcot, thence suutn ~ feet
lience west aO feet, tlunce north ll2 feel 10
LHElnnihas alluatn in 7alt Lake Cily and
tunny llah Aud you rre hereby notified
INT 70 you inil 20 appear aud answer the said
Amnu1ui complaint o. above required, NE
eau y alniin WV apply 10 The couitior rui.of
Witness. ne Hon, samuel A. Merritt, judge
nnd The seal Of the District tourioi
the Third Judicial District tu and a.
lsrALl ne leHitary Of Uth, thls 6ih dsy ot
June, m the year ~ our Lord ope
thousand eisht hundred and ninety.
f0uU
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Ole.
hY GRO u LOOMS, Deputy Ciork. ia
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ANuulN OF NAlA Lake
Alma y. wachtti. piainua. W.. william 4
Wachici. Defendant
The peonio Of the Ter. tory Of Utah send
Eresuhg 10 William E.Waeht,i. Defendant
You Am uEIEni REQUIRED TO
L appear In an action hfouEh aEainat you
h1 the Huuyo named puinua in the nateirt
Court nf she hird Judicial aiatr 60 OF tho Ter,
utoy Of liah and 90 answer the complaint
u'ed therein within ten days tcNrlusiyr Of tue
dav " seryiccl after tho service on you OF tbs
Hummons-if served within this county or. "
served out Of thi' county, but in thu dlstfict
within twenty dals o.nerwise within forty
dhya-nr Judgment by default vii be thtrn
hFAinsty 700, according TO Tho prayer OF sad
IRe saii aciion q, brought to have decree
Of this court hissolyins the bonds Of matri.
mouy existing between ptaiuun and tofcnd
ant, aud awarding 10 plaintil tho custody 81
The minor child. issue Of aaii marriAgri and
TO- other reliofi prayed on the following
grounds. 20 wit. TIA within one mlnth after
ssid marriage defendant Wiltully and without
cause deserted aud abandoned plaintiff. anu
haa svrr ~ 9 continued 20 % DESERT ana
apart rom her, without any suniHlcni cause
Or reason, and against hor VIII. aud tufthrr
that Tor over two Year, last pat defendant has
common nsoe,iariss o. lie. having tie ability
90 10 DO.
Audyou arc hereby notified that n you faii
o. nppear and answer the SAID complaint a.
above required, che a.id plainun VIII amply 10
the court f1r tho rshef demanded iLfruin
Witness tho lion samuel A. Merritt. judge
aud the seat q zoe district court " inc
Ihird Judicial District in and Tor tho
SEAL Territory OF liab, TINS alst day Of
fupto hcr M tho year Of our Lufd
one ihouslnd eight hundred and
u AVID q. DUNBAR
ny Gro. D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 10 sud Tor salt Lane
County, Territory Of utah

In the Probate Court DO and Tor SAT- Lako
County, Territory Of Utah
In the matter Of the estate Of James Hope,
deceased.
Notice Of time ana place flf bearing of pet.
ton for admission OBJ probate OF Will
DuHsuANr TO Az ORDER OF SAID
4 court In SAID major, uoucr q hereby
gwen that / thursday, tno 90 Jay of November.
-. ls9t, AZ Do o'cloek a. u, % ne County
Court House In salt 14aac city, Utah Territory.
IN the court room NJ slii tour, hes been ap.
pointed tho tins and p.sco Tor the hcaunF Of a
petition Of William Hope. praying Tor tho
admission 10 prnhate % a crrtain document
herewith preacuted. purn1rlns % BE- the iast
Will and tcstamCnt Of james uorc, deceased
when ana whore ~ rcrHuuH interested may
appear and oppose tho probate Of autd VII, or
The granting OF otttra elementary 60 william
., hope. a. prayed Tor in sid pruuun.
IN witness whereof ] have hcrCuutu oct my
hand and ncl we'd tho sea- 0f aid court this iutn
day Of october. 4. ID. ~
fsuAIi 49, " MELOr.
CLERK Of tho Probate Court
BY ). y. JACK Deputy U.fg
lHANK =. rIuVrNs, Attorney.
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The People ~ the Territory o. un send
greeting 80 William Hufte May q.
hurto, ~ vito, tdNnfd Topper. Nira.
Ncufgu W, stern. Catherine B., Dyer,
hhfuu ho Ger. WI IAN s Mrtumirk,
Mary luACn, uuiun National uauk. u
rat lake tiW, rurpor tiiDi, Edward % 10.
Ntcks, lrustrr Tor H. o. scott. ~. o.
Scot, ami ~, u uuiord, q. ". TAYLOR mud
tcnfEe Crurtrr. auug business under tho
lta hamH Of ifomont1ry stock company.
uNruuanta
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY,


N oIlOE -TnERE ARE udLiNQUFST
- upon the following described stock. ON
YNnt or htseesmfnta WED on August r..
80, the several amouuta aft onrofifs the
n..nes OF tue respective shafoholdefs, 10 fol
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SUMMONS.

In the Diiifiot Court ~ tho Third judicial
niauIct Of Utah Territory,
County Of rat iakc.
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suMMnNa

In tho District Court in and for The Third
CuuntV Of -Alt Lac.
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ioi south. west Temple Street.
Room so. ~.
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ny Gro. d. Ioo1s, Deputy CLERK. W.
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Notice Of time ana place f1r bearing Of pct
ton for admission tl probate OF Will
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y. .. rsSo g S n s z G.R io
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Alma y. Warhtti. riainua. W.. william 4
MaChtci. Defendant
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
EAST SOUND NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. VIM. Wright and family have
returned to East Sound after trying
Oregon for a time. Mrs. Wright's
health was bad while over there, and
the chances for starting anew over
there are no better than here.
Those living OH these islands have
but a faint idea of the hard timos at
other places, until they go and try it
awhile.
The directors of School District No. 5,
East Sound, have ordered that the fall
and winter term of school shall conf
mence September 10th. Negotiations
are about complete to employ Mr.. G.
A. Williams, of Orcas, to teach term
of four months. Bids are offered to
erect neat fence in front of school
house lot.
Joseph o. Dyar is building a nice
residence on his lot in Frytown.
Another clam-bake was spread Mon
day evening, at which a number OF
Eastern people were present.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A General Convention ofthe Democratic
Party of Washington is hereby called to
meet in the City of North Yakima, Wash
ington, on Wednesday September 26th, A.
D., 1894, at o'clock p. M. for the purpose
Of nominating candidates as follows, viz:
Two Members Of Congress; two Judges
of the Supreme Court; to constitute new
State Central Committee, and to transact
such other necessary and proper business
as may come before said Convention.
The basis of representation by counties
shall be as follows:
Two delegates-at-large for each county
and one delegate for each one hundred
votes, and one delegate for each fraction
thereof in excess Of fifty, cast for the high
est Presidential Elector at the General
Election held November Sth, 1892, except
in the County of King, which shall be
entitled to forty five delegates, including
the delegates large, and the County of
Pierce, which shall be entitlrd to forty
four delegates including the delegates at
large.
San Juan county is entitled to four dele
gates.
1t is recommended by the State Central
Committee that the primaries, for election
of delegates he conducted under the pri-
mary election laws of this state. So as to
insure the party against ':Open" ward or
precinct caucuses."
1t is also recommended that whenever
two or more counties are associated to-
gether for legislative purposes, that the
officers of the County Central Committees
in such counties join in calling conven-
ton to nominate candidates for such
legislative officers.
BY order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
Dated Tuesday, August 2lst, 1894.
HENRY DRUM, w. ii. IALBoTT'
Chm'n., Tacoma. Vice Chm,n. Seattle.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30

1t is reported that Mrs. Jox's hotel
on Cascade Lake, on Orcas island, is
burned.
MIR. J. A. Mcclellan, travelling
agent for the Seattle Post Mtelligencer,
is making q canvass of the comfy.
Many Bodily ills result from habit
ual constipation, and "a fine constitution
may be weakened and ruined 10y simple
neglect. There is no medicine, for
regulating the bowels and restoring a
natural action to the digestive organs,
equal to Ayers Pills.
The Friday Harbor schools will
open Monday, with E. G. Nordyke as
principal, while Mrs. Nordyke will
open the school for Miss Guard, who
will take charge as soon as she closes
her school at Dungeness, which will be
about the middle of the month.
VIM. Wright, a former resident OF
East Sound, accompanied by his family,
returned to Orcas island Friday. Mr..
Wright has lived in Oregon and the
eastern part of this stale during the
past few months but says there is no
place like San Juan, and will spend
the remainder of his days OH Orcas.
Mr.. n. E. Churchill is one of the
happiest men in America. All because
there is "Bran new boy at his house. "
The youngest member of the Churchill
household made his appearance last
Thursday, the 23d, and as he was young
and good looking, like his papa, it was
decided to adopt him-weight ten
pounds.
MIR. WolOby Chatterston of Seattle,
has purchased the r. H. WansbrOugh
homestead, north of town, and will
take possession, with his family, soon
after the 1st of September. By this
transa 5tion San Juan loses one of her
best and most highly respected families,
as Mr.. Wansbrough and family will
return to their old home in Canada.
"A. G.. Brown started his saw mill
Tuesday noon, and everything went as
we'll as could be expected. He sawed
a couple of gooG sized logs and the saw
and engine worked very well. There
had been great deal of speculation as
to whether or not his engine was large
enough to drive the saw. But the
question seems to be tisfactorily set
tied. This was the first lumber sawed
by steam in San Juan county.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
TWO NEW STORES ON LOPEZ.

William Fowle has formed partner
ship with Mr.. Woloby Chatterston, of
Seattle, and they have purchased the
lumber and site for store building at
Port Stanley, and will Immediately
erect building and put in large stock
of General Merchandise. Both of these
gentlemen have had years ofexperience
i'm the Merchandise business, and we
believe they have good location for a
store.
TAYLOR & SON.
Samuel Taylor and his son E. A. are
building an addition to their store
building, at Lopez, and will ilnme
diately put in stock of General Mer
chandise. They will sell for cash, and
prices to suit the times, and we bespeal
liberal patronage for them.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
STUART ISLAND HEARD FROM.

Johnnie Tom, the leading fisherman
of Stuart Island, has had poor luck this
season, on account of the scarcity of
salmon, alnough he has large crew of
men he has as yet caught only about
1000 salmon.
Mr.. Mordhost is preparing for herring
fishing. He is an experienced fisher
man, ard puts up the finest smoked
herring and salmon on the coast.
Mr.. McField, who recently purchased
the Thomas place is making great i'm
provements on the same. Mac. is young
and ambitious and will soon make a
fine home.
Mr.. Frank Hageman has fine 40
acre tract of land and is making Won
derful improvements on it. All Frank
lacks is partner, or wife.
Mr.. Fitch, who recently located on
Stuart island, has been doing consider
able burning the past week.
Mr.. Allen, lghtkeeper at Turn Point,
accompanied by his wife and brother,
visited with Mr.. Mordhorst's family,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson, of Turn
Point, are the proud owners of bounc-
ing baby boy, weighing ten pounds,
and is the first white child born on the
island. and so he was named Charles
Stuart Henry.
Miss Alkaline Roster, of San Juan il
/ visiting her sister Mrs. Mordhorst.
Mrs. Geo. Smith will soon move tt
Roche Harbor. Her many friends here
will greatly miss her.
BY all appe arances Ed. Chevalier il
fairly in it with the girls. The othe
bows here standing no show at all
/ Mr.. COLLEEN and son are rusticatng OF
Stuarts for few weeks.
~ ANON.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
A SURE ROUTE TO SEATTLE.

The only sure way of reaching Seattle
the same day of starting is to travel on
the mail steamer, Lydia Thompson.
By this route there is no transferring
and missing the other boat at Anacor-
tes.n Returning you can leave Seattle
in the morning by the Thompson, and
reach Friday Harbor in time for dinner.
The Thompson is the most comfortable
passenger boat that ever was run on the
Friday Harbor and Seattle route. You
will avoid disappointments and the
vexations, trials and tribulations incl
dent to transfers, by travelling and
shipping by the Thompson. Passengers
may leave Friday Harbor by this route
at 9 O'Clock in the afternoon and reach
Seattle by $50 o'clock the same evening
The Best and safest is always thu
cheapest.
THOMPSON BROS, Props.
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URBAN E. HICKS
Notary Public and Justice Of the Peace
East Sound, Orcas Island.
Real Estate sloan Agent
Agency Fireman's Fund
Collections made. Correspondence
Solicited
STATE OFFICERS.

Orcas Island and especially East
Sound, has wide reputation for its
splendid fruit orchards and rich garden
lands. True, the neighborhood has
been doomed heretofore, perhaps, a
little too much, but hard times has
brought prices down nearer to bed rock.
There are no Snaps" in what I have
Tor sale; every one is "sure pop"
Those wanting beautiful island home,
or cottage by the sea-" surrounded
by pleasant neighbors and romantic
scenery, with assurance of good health,
prosperity and long life, can find just
lhe thing by calling on me. L have
room only below to mention few out
OF number near East Sound, West
Sound and Olga:
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
FARMERS ATTENTION.

There will be farmers picnic on
Shaw island on September Is. Posi-
bly,, if all arrangements can be perfected
the gathering will convene Sept. 14th,
and continue until the evening of the
18th. The general plan will be as fol-
lows:
The people of Shaw island will erect
a platform and clear the ground around
the school house, in the center of the
island, at which all will gather.
The platform will be for dancing, so
the young people can dance all night.
Friday night, if they SO desire. Good
music will be provided and everything
arranged for a time of general enjoy
ment.
The citizens of Shaw island will have
stoves on the ground for cooking pur-
poses and arrangements will be made
for those who wish to camp, so by TAX
ing roll of blankets along, comfortable
quarters can be fixed up. The good
citizens of the island will furnish more
comfortable quarters for those who do
not wish to undertake the rigors of a
night in camp.
All will bring hampers of provisions
prepared for two days of jolity and gen.
uine solid business for these days will
not all be spent in sport. Good speak
ers will be provided to discuss the live
issues of the day and farmers fruit grow
ers and their wives, discuss all those
questions pertaining to their various
avocations, renew acquaintance and
and form new ones, the young folks
will have an opportunity to have their
fill of grub. And how to get their food
will claim considerable of our atten-
ton.
All those with small boats, who live
near enough to go in small boats can
furnish their own conveyance. Others
will be accommodated by steamers,
and the cost of transportation will be
nominal.
Let all make arrangements to make
this All occasion of general enjoyment
and profit.
The Populist convention will be held
inthe school house, on the afternoon
of Saturday the 18th, and nominations
will be made for all county officers.
More perfect arrangements will be
perfected and published next week; so
lay your plans accordingly. Commit
tees will be asked to take charge in each
neighborhood and names of such COM
mittees will be made known as soon as
possible.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30

Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune
to receive a small bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DarrhHa Remedy
sick with dysentary. This one small
bottle cured them all and he had some left
which he gave to Geo. w. Baker, promi-
nent merchant Of the place, Lewistown
n. c., and it cured him of the same COM
plaint. When troubled with dysentery,
diarrhoea, collie or cholera morbus, give
this remedy trial and you will be more
than pleased with the result. The praise
that naturally follows it's Introduction
and has made it very popular. Is and so
cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of school in, Dist. No. 2, for
the month ending August 18th, 1894
Number days taught, 10; Number of
scholars enrolled IS.
Names of those neither absent nor tardy
during the month: Arthur Fleming,
Charlie Fleming, Lyle King, Roy Guard
and Rex Hammond.
Following is the standing in the monthly
examination: Ella Erickson, 90; Carrie
Peterson, 95; Eliza Peterson, 81; Victor
Doyle, 80; Robbie Erickson, rs; Arthur
Erickson 81; Paul Peterson, rs; Laura
Sutton, SO; Francis Taylor, 90; Dollie
Peterson, 81.
Mrs c. w HAMMOND,
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30

81 know an old soldier who had chronic
diarrhooea of long standing to have been
permanently cured by taking Chember-
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rene
dy," says Edward Shumpik, a prominent
druggist Of Minneapolis, Mimi. II have
sold the remedy in this city for over seven
years and consider it superior to my other
medicine now on the market for bowel
complaints" 25 and so cent bottles of this
remedy for sale by all druggists.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-08-30
SUPERIOR COURT SESSION.

His Honor John r. Winn will convene
a term of Court at Friday HarbOr, COM
mencing Tuesday September 18th, to dis
pose of Probate matters and such other
business as remained unfinished at the
last term of Court. Parties desiring final
citizenship papers can procure them at
any time during the session.
GEO. A. ELLsPERMAN.
County Clerk.