The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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trip to Seattle. ''us
J. T. Walker returned Tuesd.v r.o,.
q trip to Whatcom. o''
w. !. Court and son came over from
orcas yesterday in row boat.
Mrs; II. II. Smith and daughter =.
turned yesterday from Seattle.
All Patent Medicines at 10 per cent
discount from regular prices.-Martir
Il Jensen. va
Twenty bars Of our Silk Ianndrv
soap, with towel 22x44, for 81. Mar.
John e. Allen, Of Worthinvton
Indiana, Is visiting his bother. Efhsn
Allen, county school superintendent.
Try our soc Sterling Roast Cofyaa.
Is equal to any CSC sold elsewhera, -
Martin Il Jensen.
Watch for the brick under the hat
and don't forget to feel Of your coat-
tails occasionally.
| sciatica, dependency, locomotor
ataxla, paralysis. Hudyan cures. All
druggists, so cents.
| Walter Lamphard came hack Tues.
DAY from trip to Seattle and the Rel.
lingham bay towns.
Wall paper, from 10 cents q roll IN.
at the Chicago Bargain Store. 1874
Holly street, Whatcom.
Racking headaches, bleary ewes.
weakness, noises in head. Hudyan
cures. All druggists, SO cents.
Send to Sutcliffe 4 Hill, Whatcom
sor samples of Wall Paper and Paints'
They WILDE sent you free of charee.*
Nine notices of mining claim Ioca.
tons in the Cascade lake district were
recorded by the county auditor last
week.
The revenue launch Guard is back
again after having been at Port Town.
send for q month undergoing repairs to
her boiler.
The governor has signed the new BIZ
cycle law, which authorizes cities and
towns to levy a license tax of 81 on
each bicycle.
Capt. James Farnsworth is in the
city buying lumber for building an adj
dition to his Friday Harbor cannery.-
Whatcom Reveille.
Mrs. Harriet Stove, Of Nanaimo.
=. C., Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Briggs. She is q new sub
scriber to THE ISLANDER. =
A carload of prunes has Just been
shipped from the Adkins place, West
Sound, to Clarence Galley, Fairhaven,
representing eastern buyers.
The Lydia Thompson took 600 sacks
of oats from Port Stanley, for SEATTLE,
last night, loading them from q scow.
They were shipped by Arthur Davis.
An officer who served as quarter
master on the Baltimore at Manila
and was in the great battle was a pas
senger on the Thompson yesterday for
Lopez.
The winter term of school closed
yesterday after having continued half
of this week to make up lost time.
The spring term will begin on the 10th
of April.
The steamer Lydia Thompson
brought two carloads of tin plate for
the Island Packing company, Friday,
and a carload of netting Monday,
weighing 1880 pounds.
Mr.. Geo. Gibbs returned to his home
at Orcas, Monday, from trip to What
| com. He has been reelected as one of
the trustees of the Whatcom County
Fair association for this year.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith has just re-
ceived a fine line of new goods, con-
sisting of Ladies' and Children's Sail
ors, Walking Hats and Dress Hats.
Spring street, Friday Harbor, Wash.
Arthur Lord, watch and clock re-
pairer, is still in business in Friday
Harbor. He wishes the San Juan
county people to bring IN their repair
work, and he will guarantee satisfac-
ton.
County Treasurer Murray reports
that the personal tax delinquency is SO
small as to be scarcely worth men,
tiOning. 1t is doubtful If any other
county in the state can make better
showing.
E. p. Bailer's fine ranch was visited
last week. Everything about the
place is looking fine. Mr.. Bailer not
| on1xy o,,hooriho1 FIR TUE T1I. A NDET2