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Sewers and Water.

Mr.. j. L. Ludlow, of Winston, N.
C., has been elected construction en-
gineer of the water works and sewar-
age system to be established at Co.
lumbia, Miss. Work will begin at
once.
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To Certify to Their Reports.

II. b. %, an act allowing school directors 70
certify 20 thsir general reports under their
oficial oaths
That the annual and enumeration reports OF
the directors Of the various school districts OF
the state Of Arkansas. shall be good under their
oficial oaths when signed by them of1cially
Provided. that any director or school oflcer
who certifes falsely to any such report shall
be guilty Of a misdemeanor, and fined in any
sum not less than 5 nor more than IS.
Approved March Z. 1879.
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Destructive storm IN Georgia.

A destructive wind and rain storm
passed over the vicinity of Lexington,
Ga. Hail, the size of birds eggs, did
considerable damage. At Crawford
number OF barns, trees and fences
were blown down. stores were un-
rooted, and the steeples on two
churches were blown off.
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A Fumigatiou station,

Army officers have decided TO esta'-
lisb on the site of Fort Fisher, South
port n. C., camp for soldiers return
ing from Cuba. while their baggage is
undergoing fumigation.
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The Confederate Reunion.

Capt. W. d. Ellis, who is on the
staff of Gen. Stephen D. Lee. Of the
Tennessee department. United Con.
fedrate Veterans. has received an or.
Ger from headquarters in which
number of important announcements
are made. The department staff, as an.
nounced last year, is retained in is
entirety, and all the members are
urged to meet the commanding gen
eral at the annual reunion in Charles
ton. May 10 to 13. A rate of cent per
mile each way has been secured oyer
all roads leading TO and from Charles
tor to attend the reunion.
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For the Death of Her Husband.

Mrs. Claudy McClish, of Brownsville
Tenn has brought suit against the
Louisville e. Nashville for $40 900 dam
ages for the death of her husband.
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To the University of virginia.

The board of visitors of the Univer'
sity of Virginia has elected Prof. c, A.
Graves, of the Washington and Lee
university law school, to succeed the
late Prof Dabney, of the university
law school.
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A Lake Quickly Drained.

A lake near Tazewell, Tenn, was
drained, a few days ago, from the
effects of an earthquake. Only a pud-
die indicates where the water stood.
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Cyclone in a Little Town,

A cyclone did considerable damage,
the other day, in the little town Of
Riderville, Ala. A large frame dwell
ing was carried more than 100 wards.
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Was AImo.t one Uundred.

Rev. James Needham is dead at his
nome at Pilot Mountain. n. c. He
would have been 100 years old on May
next. He was a Methodist.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Six Days Proceedings of tie
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Returned Volunteer killed.

I'd Long, is years old, a recently re.
turned volunteer soldier, was shot ana
KILLED in Mayfield, Ky. Charley Car
men was arrested.
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Earthquake in Tennessee.

An earthquake was felt in Hawkins
Claiborne. Granger and Union coun'
ties, Tenn, also at Knoxville, the oth'
er day.
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Took His own Life.

Abraham Moses, a Naachez (Missl
banker. committed suicide in Cincin'
nRu. Interment at hatcher.
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senate proessffnx.

Little Rock April 4 Senator Witt intro
dueed senate Concurrent resolution II. requir-
Ing various committees having clerks 10 make
report b. April sth, and also requiring con-
mliiee eieFks 70 be discharged after that date
Adopted
The rules we're suspended and the following
bills passed:
s. Is % Cwilson Of wasbingtonl. providing
for stock law 10 Washington and Benton
counties.
S B ~ nAnkford). requiring eonvie.s 70
work roads used by them and changing the Law
from may" 70 shall
s - oo7 (hArtinl. 10 amend The fourth sub
division Of section xsie Of the digest
s B. 2ii fQpariesl, 70 make IL a crime for
any person 70 set Ere 70 his own property and
making him guilty OF arson
The morning hour having expired, house
business vas taken up and . batch OF bill read
nrst tine.
An amendment vas offered 70 " - s7s. al
act Auaendatory 70 The railroad commission
las. providing that the pay Of an erpers ae-
oountant shall not cIceed O. per day. The
amendment was adopted and the bill ordered
70 ita third reading
The general appropriation bill vas cousl6-
cred 10 committee Of the whole aud reported
back 20 the senate that IL pass. The commit
tee report vas then adopted.
Senator kaines moved 70 suspend the rules
and take up The Kirby fellow servant bill for
the purpose % eonsidering house amendment
The motion 70 suspend the rules Naa adopted
After brief explanation Of the bill by senator
kirby motion wes made b Senator Butler
o. table the bill with the house amendment
The motion 70 table was defeated debate
followed In which senators Ferguson and Law
renee SPOKE for the bill. and Senat5fs Buckper,
Lambert. Rains, and Wilson Of Washington
afainstit
senator Butler moved 70 indefinitely post
poas the BAL. which motion prevailed b. the
following vote
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Tacoma's Celebration.

AS the time grows nearer for the cele-
bration of the Fourth of July the interest
in Tacoma's celebration grows greater.
There is no question but it will be the
largest celebration ever given in the
Northwest. :,
Commencing July 8, with base ball
games, bicycle road races for gold and
Silver medals, open to all amateurs,
mammoth free concert, and other attrac-
tons. =.
The Fourth will be ushered in with q
display of fireworks, the booming OF
cannon, the firing Of signal rockets, and
from that time the fun will be fast and
furious.
greatest bicycle meet ever held OH the
Sound, for which cash prizes. amounting
tnkNO. will be offered.
The whole to close with the greatest
water pageant ever attempted, when the
whole harbor and surrounding shores
will he illuminated with bonfires, electric
TIGHTS. japanese lanters and illuminated
boats and ships.
One-half rates on all boats and trains.
SneciaI excursions from Victoria, Butte
and other points.
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EAST SOUND LOCAL NOTES.

John Firth, of Friday Harbor, was
seen on our streets the last of the week
Mrs. Dickinson, recently from Eng
land, is now the guest of Mrs. Bessie
GeOghegan.
Miss Flora Sutherland is spending q
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Sutherland.
Miss Beatrice Willis, of Olga, has
been spending few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Charles Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. P. Nichols and lit
tie daughter, Lena, of Seattle, are visit
ing with the family of. M. Nichols.
Miss Jessie Templin, Tacoma, and
Carl Templin, who has been attened-
ing school in Portland, are expected
home this week.
Mrs. Bessie Geoghegan gave the
children of the Episcopal Sunday
school q picnic at North Beach last
Saturday. Ali report pleasant tune.
The Children's Day exercises given
at the M. E. church Sunday were q
complete success. Those taking part
may well be cOmplilnented OIL the
graceful and easy way in which they
carried out the parts. The decorations
also were beautiful, being chiefly roses,
ferns and flags. EAST SOUND.
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p. m.
The handicap foot race will be the frs
on the list. Entry, . cents; distance, q
yards. :.
Handicap bicycle race. Entry fee q
cents.
Slow bicycle race. Entry, 25 cents.
Tug Of war, Farmers vs.. Fishermen.
Horse race. Entry, 81.
The following races will be free: Old
mems race, old ladies' race, boys race,
three legged race, girls race, boat race.
Running long jump and hop, step and
jump, free.
Alter the sports, there will be the
grandest display of Fireworks ever ex-
hibited in San Juan county. There will
be q fine dance in the evening at the
Richardson hall.
General Committee-J. A. Buchanan,
ThOs King, J. Thornton.
Picnic Grounds Committee-Jas. Blu
ehanan, Jr., RObt. Cousins, Jr., VIM.
Graham, Jr.
Committee on Music-Miss Buckley,
Mrs. T. P. Hodgson, Miss Eunice Davis.
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THE SYMPTOMS ARE:

1. BILIOUS HEADACHE-This II more
pronounced in the morning, though usual
ly occurring at frequent intervals through
the day. HUDYAN will relieve the mead
ache.
"a RED AND wATERY EYEs-HUD-
YAM will cause the redness to disappear
and make the eyes assume their Norman
1 COATED TONGUE AND FoETID
BREATH AND BAD TASTE IN THE
MOUTH-HUD will clear the tongue;
make the breath pure and sweet anu
cause the bad taste to disappear.
s. PAIN AND TENDERNESS IN THE
STOMACH-This 10 due to indigestion.
HUDYAN will cause the food to become
perfectly digested and the pain ana ten
0erness will disappear.
& ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER
AND A FEELING OF HEAVlNESS
AND WEI0HT-HUDYANw will lessen the
congestion, establish free and perfect
now Of bile and reduce the enlarged liver
to its normal size.
HUDYAN VIII relieve you Of the above
symptoms and make you well. DO not
You viii nnd fun and explicit directions
wrapped with each package OF HUOYAN.
= p. &c Of HDDYAN for soc: Or for
:.pS direct Il sca 10 d X. HupE1N RESEp7
COMPANY, San Francisco or Los An
gelos, Cal, and they will send y to you;
You can consult the great HUDIAN
DOCTORS FREE. Do not forget that.
Call and $50 them II you wish. You NAY
call and zee them or write. ~ you oesise.
Address
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The 18th at New Whatcom

WhatcOm will Celebrate for two
days, July 4th and 9Th. Everything
has been arranged to make it pleas
ant for visitors and reduced rates
will be given on all steamers and
trains coming to Whatcom. The
Program will consist of a Grand
Civic, Military and Industrial Pa
rade in the forenoon of July 4th,
followed by Patriotic exercises, in
Guiding Grafton by Congressman
w. l.. Jones. Afternoon, carnival
of sports, including bicycle races,
foot races, Caledonian games and
contests, baseball, football and In
dian canoe races. Arrangements
are pending for Lacrosse match:
In the evening there will be a grand
ball for the Indians, preceded by
mammoth parade of Indians on
horseback.
The sports of July 5th will con-
sist of horse and pony races. for
which $4,000 in cash prizes will be
given; also Firelnens Tournament,
wet and dry hose contests, baseball.
band contest in the evening and a
series Of athletic and strength con-
tests between shingle weavers and
loggers, to conclude with a grand
ball at night.
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LAWS OF WASHINGTON
Relating to Manufacture and Sale Of
Dairy Products.

Relating to Manufacture ana Sale OF
Dairy Products.
At the request of Mr.. e. A. Mcdonald,
state dairy and food commissioner, we
publish below few sections taken from
the state laws relating to the sale of dairy
products. They read as follows:
SEC. 73.-No person shall sell or offer for sale
any cream taken from impure or diseased milk,
or any cream that contains less than eighteen
per centum of pure butter fat. Amy person vio-
lating the provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon con-
viction thereof shall be punished by fine of not
less than twenty-five dollars ($25) nor more than
one hundred dollars l$10o1 o. by Imprisonment men
(6) months, or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
SEC. 4.-.Every person who conveys milk in
carriages, carts or other vehicle for the purpose
Of selling the same in any city or town in the
State of Washington, shall annually on the first
day of June, or within thirty days thereafter,
procure from the state dairy commissioner IL
cense to sell milk within the limits of said city
or town, and shall pay to the said dairy commits
sioner the sum of one dollar for each carriage,
cart or other vehicle to be used as provided tor
in section 29. Provided, That nothing
in this section shall apply to persons handling
or using the milk from not more than two cows.
SEC. 25.-Every person before selling milk or
offering 1t for sale in a store, booth, stand or
market place in any town or city, shall procure
license from the state dairy commissioner and
shall pay to said commissioners the sum of one
dollar yearly, within thirty days after June l..
Any person who neglects to procure such license
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction shall be punished for each offense by a
6ne of not less than twenty-five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each and
every offense or by imprisonment for not less
than one month or more than six months or by
both such fine and imprisonment.
SEC. 76.-No person shall sell or expose for
sale i'll any store or place OF business or in any
ton or sale of milk from which cream has been
removed or milk commonly called SKINNED
milk" without first, marking the can or package
containing said milk with the words SKINNED
milk" in large plain black letters, each letter
being at least one inch high and one-half inch
wide, said words to be on the side not below
the middle of said can or package, where they
can be easily seen. Any person violating the
provisions Of this section shall be deemed guilty
Of misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be
punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for
each and every offence, or by imprisonment for
not less than one month or more than six
months or by both fine and imprisonment
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ROCHE HARBoR NEWS BRIEFS.

The steamer Angeles was in mr.
Monday night. ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cheva
ner' Saturday, June II, girl.
Mr.: and Mrs. McMillin have beer
spending several days up-Sound.
DR.. and Mrs. Capron went to Frida,
day. "
J. c. Crosby moved his family this
Ne MeeA 70 nus place in the valley, near
u. N. Culver came over from his
nome near Point Lawrence Tuesday
IHorning Tor short visit with his son.
y. ID. Culver, and family.
a little son of ]. III. Balaw, living
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pappilllon, broke an
arm few days ago 6y falling down
whiie trying to getaway from an angry
hen winch was chasing him.
The work of driving the Shultz &
Gross nsh traps was completed Mon
oay. There are five traps in all-three
opposite the entrance to Mitchelps
Oay, one at Andrews bay and one at
what is called "Snall POx" bay. In
ali upwards of one thousand piles have
Deen driven, the leads having been in
creased in length and the traps en-
larged. The cOmpany's big pile driver
was used, Ed Carlson having charge
OF the work. The driver has been
rented by the Aberdeen Packing com
pahy and was taken away Tuesday by
the steamer Puritan.
Nine japanese arrived here last week
from Victoria in Fraser river fishing
boat, owned by another Jap who
claimed to have been on his way to
the Fraser. None Of the party reported
at the custom, house upon their arrival
ana the deputy collector took the boat
and tied it up at the custom house
wharf, and reported the facts to the
collector at Port Townsend. The boat
Is held not only for violation of the
customs regulations but the immigra-
ton laws also, though the Jap owner
probably did not know that he was
violating either. Nearly all the Japs
are quite young, hardly more than
boys and only one or two of them can
speak English at all. One of them is
crazy and the sheriff was sent for Sat-
urday to take him in custody, but after
he arrived friends of the unfortunate
young Jap agreed to take him back to
Victoria and they left with him Sun
day, taking one of the cOmpany's boats.
The others of the party are working
for the company, which employees a
good many Japanese. ROCHE.
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The Fourth It Richardson.

There viii be grand Fourth OF July
celebration at Richardson, when the fol-
lowing program win be rendered:
Meeting to commence at 1880 .. M,
nrasided over by the following gentle
men. VIM. Graham, chairman; John
bartlett, mashal of the day.
Readin9 OF the Declaration Of INDIE
pendence,D by J. L. Davis.
After the meeting tho people viii retire
ID the picnic grounds, whore lunch viii
be served. Sports will commence at l;JV
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcEl
Seattle, Wash, june 10, 1899.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make FINAL proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk Of
the Superior Court at Friday Harbor, Washing
ton, on Saturday, August S, 1893, viz:
JOSEPH FERNETT.
Homestead application No. I4,466, for the
lot I, Sec. a, and Sw Y, Sw Sec. IS TIP. 81 N
R3W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
f. E. Allen, Chen Wood, Fred Krumdick.
and Ernest Rahorst, all of Waldron, San Juar
aounty, Wash.
EDWARD p. TRExPER, Register.
First publication june "a 1892
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WEST END NEWS NOTES.

June is the month of roses.
Miss Kate Kepler is visiting in What
com.
Rev. w. J. Dickson is expected here
on a visit next month.
Rob Miller, Omer Freel and Fred
Guthrie went to work at Whatc0m.
Work on the West Sound hall is de-
laved ON account of shortage OF LUMBER.
John Barker is moving his house on
of the lot by Mr.. Smaby's store TO ms
ranch.
will Lanpell, of East Sound, was In
West Sound last Sunday. He says
they will have full crop OF straw
berries.
Mr.. Van Moreham, Of Orcas, reahzea
50. Is crate net for his nrst snlp.u us..
of berries. The early berry IS the thing
to raise.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fowler, of Shaw,
attended the literary at Orcas oatur-
day evening.
who would live anywhere else Dut
in San Juan county? No cyclones;
tornadoes or hurricanes, ana 9 suou
Republican majority every eiec'aoH
What more do you want.
West Sound expects to have tne
biggest time It ever had on the a.n Ia y
g Tn|v NEXT The new hall will be dedl-
cetsd hv 4 dance, and. there Will oe
snorts 81 all kinds, jumping, horse rae
Inc. bicycle racing. boat ana tuo 49,.
cIimbinr the greasy pole and the greas
Ssaiethnmpian parade, Gen. bianoe
s~d the Spanish soldiers Y VIII De !
h;v time. We will give further not'c<
And state prizes. ockibS.
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Ripans Tabules.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules cure natulence.
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represents Q symptom or group 81
symphonic. You have the symptoms Use
HUDYAN and they will disappear. Don
wait any longer. Cancer of the stomac1 !
often has its beginning in . severe case Of
catarrh Of the stomach.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-06-22
BUCKEYE TO BE OUT SOON.

NEwHALL, June 10, 1899.
EDITOR ISLANDER, Friday HarbOr, Wash.
Dear Sir:-In the last issue of The Is
LANDER, I find among the local items the
following: 1.-THE mail steamer Buckeye
which was inspected by Messrs Cherry
and Bryant on Monday last, was con-
demned by these gentlemen and was or
dered tied up until necessary repairs
could be made. Her hull is in fine con-
dition, but her engine and boiler need
much repairs to put them in good shape"
Such Il statement is calculated to injure
the boat and my business, and was in
tended for that purpose by the man who
gave you such information. Had you
given the name of the one who has made
such statements at nearly every landing
been too apparent to need any explana-
ton from me. The facts are just these:
The inspectors ordered me to take out
one of the tanks from the boat, as from
it's position they thought it had or would
rot some of the timbers of the boat. 10
do this work it is necessary to remove
some of the deck and lining. These re-
pairs will DO completed this week and
the boat will then resume her run. AS to
the boiler and machinery needing so
much repair. let me say there is not q
word Of truth in the statement, as no such
repairs were ordered. feel bitterly the
injustice of you giving publicity to such
false statement in regard to the boat,
without first making inquiry of some one
who could give you the facts in the mat
sideration to divest 1t of all truth.
Yours Truly,
Oxvner Steamer "Ruckeve."