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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-06


immigration which the Pacific North
west is destined to receive this season.
1t says:
The homeseekers' half rate on the
transcOntinental lines went into effect
today on the Northern Pacific and the
Great Northern and both roads were
compelled to double their facilities in
order to handle the crowds. No less
than 5000 people took advantage of the
low rates and the Great Northern sent
out an extra train at noon, while the
Northern Pacific was compelled to add
q section to its through trains. The
railroad officials report many of the
travellers bought only one-way tickets,
mostly for Puget Sound points, which
is taken as an indication of an inten-
ton to locate in the west.
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NEWHALL ITEMS.

People have begun their spring work.
Rev. Cole held services here last
Sunday evening.
WIN. Prindle returned from Fair
View the first of the week with boom
of logs.
Mrs. cunningham and Miss Gray
visited friends in Newhall the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Smuck has been prepareing the
ground for garden for the Mill COM
pany at Newhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Nichols have re-
turned to the island where they expect
to make their future home. They nave
purchased what is known as the van
SAINT place.
We have q clue at last to Messrs.
Re(ldick. Porter and Gray's frequent
visits to Olga. They were fishing
for an invitation to dinner OH Easter
Sunday, which they succeeded in get
ting.
Mr.. Penson, while at Cowelps on the
last trip with the schooner Industry,
accidently dropped a bunch of slaves
on his foot. He will not be able to
walk for some weeks. Mr.. Akenberg
is filing his place.
Miss Flora Guard, who has been
teaching school at Newhall for the
nast three months, left for her home
on San Juan the first OF last week.
Her many friends regret her departure.
Mrs. Grace Albert will teach the re-
ma;nder Of the term. MARGUERITE.
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NOTICE.

There are many subscription ac-
counts, amounting in the aggregate to
a considerable sum, now due The
ISLANDER and the payment of which
would be very much appreciated. We
have no disposition to press any sub
scriber who would pay II he could but
cannot just now, but we do not feel 50
lenienly inclined toward those who
could pay il they would but and all
sorts Of excuses for not doing 80. We
will appreciate it very much ii every
one called upon will effect some settle
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Senator Foster, the Man who

Senator Foster, the Man Who Laughs.
The State of Washington will send to
the next United States Senate, Addison G..
Foster, who is not only a popular politi-
tician and experienced man Of affairs, but
is widely known as 1.-THE man who
laughs"
His personal appearance fully bears out
his jovial character. He is short, solid,
always vigorous, never known to be un-
happy or put out, and weighs an honest
zoo.
The Senator-elect has many friends in
st. Paul, where he formerly lived, and it
is there said that whenever he leaves
home for Minnesota his laughter can be
heard from the moment he crosses his
state line. sit is defamation of delight.
volley of jollity, q broadside of tickled-
Observation-Disclosures Post.
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THE BIG FISH COMPANY.
The Deal Closed and Work to Begin .
Once In Earnest.

The Deal Closed and Work to Begin .
Once In Earnest.
The Pacific American Fisheries Com
pany made the final payments on thu
traps, canneries, etc., and the property
was turned over to the company Fri
day. BY the terms If the sale AlsoE
Bros. received $4,000 for their traps
Wright Bros. $4,000, L. Pike $45, 0OO
Shultz & Gross $4,000. Kildall Bros.
$35 900, and the Island Packing Com
pany $125,OOO. OF the foregoing San
Juan county is particularly interested
in Shultz & Gross and the Island Pack
ing Company, both being residents of
our county. Shultz & Gross operate
their traps this year and receive the
profits therefrOm. The Island Pack
ing Company, which is owned solely
by F. w. Keen and ]. A. Gould, will
go out of business. 1t speaks well for
our county that of the eighteen can
neries on Puget Sound the Island Pack
ing Company's cannery at Friday Har-
Dor is the only one taken by the new
company There is no question but
this plant has been the:mOst su ccessful
in Washington and that owing to the
personal supervision of Messrs. Keen
and Gould it has been very profitable
business, and if the new company ex-
ercises the same energy and care in the
the future management of the business
that has been given by Messrs. Keen
and Gould it will also make large
profits. It is the intention of the new
company to build large cannery at
Fairhaven and to greatly enlarge the
capacity of the cannery at this place.
The new company wishes to secure the
services of both Mr.. Keen and Mr..
Gould for the present year, but Mr..
Gould desires to retire permanently
from the cannery business so that he
can devote his whole time to the man
agement of the San Juan County Bank,
of which he is the principal stock
holder, and to his large private BUSH
ness.
This is the largest deal ever con-
in this county and its final
result means much more to us than
anyone has yet dared to anticipate. 1t
is estimated by those who are in posi-
ton to know, that at least SIS, 900 will
be paid out for wages to men employed
on the traps alone, say nothing of the
thousands that will be paid to opera
tives in the cannery here and their
general expenses. Not only are Messrs.
]. A. Gould and F. w. Keen to be
congratulated upon their good fortune
but the people of the county can con-
slider themselves in great luck as we'll.
Some of the gentlemen in charge of the
concern will be here this week when
active preparations will be made to
push the preliminary work plepara-
tory to packing this seasons catch.
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ment with our agent. If it 10 possible
or convenient only to pay a part of the
amount, the part will be most thank
fully received and credited. We offer
most desirable clubbing rates with
other papers and are able to save sub.
scribers money on almost any paper or
magazine they may want. See our
partial list as published in this paper.
CULVER Bros, Publishers.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Edwards, Lopez island
school for the term ending March II, 1899
No. of months taught .......................... I
No of pupils enrolled ................. .15
Per cent of attendance 81
Neither absent nor tardy: Maria An
derson and Edla Anderson.
Standing in final examination:
Maria Anderson 80 Edla Anderson. -. 80
Maybelle Sperry..75 Jennie Norman. $50
Minerva Sperry...S3 Asa Sperry 81
Geo Simultaneously Moody Sahl.........89
J. FagerhOlm......78 Amoe Fagerholm. rs
Connie HammOnd...8
MRS. G. w. HAMMOND, Teacher.
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WEST SOUND NEWS NOTES.

Give us rest on canned beef.
Ranchers think this a backward
spring.
Mr.. Holland is wrestling with the
grippe.
There is every indication of a fine
fruit crop.
Orln Barker went to the Bay Cities
last Saturday.
The West Sound church will soon
have coat of paint.
Did you pick up any valuable pack
ages the LIST of April?
The gold excitement still continues
to boom at Newhall.
John Bergman returned from bust
ness trip to Whatcon.
Mr.. LaPlant and Mr.. Miller visited
the county seat last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dousette are visiting
Mrs. Verrier at West Sound.
The revenue launch Guard was in
West Sound bay the first of the week.
The Langell brothers, Frank Shad-
duck and Ed Bostian were at the
social.
Fred Nichols and wife, of Friday
Harbor, were visiting friends at West
Sound.
THE ISLANDER representative, Mr.:
Leroy Simpson, was at West Sound
| last week.
w. E.. Sutherland tried his new
buggy one day last week. Taking the
gloss off it.
The Orcas Literary will wrestle with
the great question of Expansion" at
its next meeting.
r. Mclaughlin and Bert Tiff at
tended the social at West Sound last
Friday evening.
Omer Freel and Ernest Adkins
started for Alaska last Monday. Sue
cess follow them.
| Messrs. Kolkow and Van Bogart are
experimenting the repairing Of w. E.
Sutherland's wharf.
Estyn Chalmers is using cream
separator. He sends the product to
Whatcom every other day.
Mrs. Freel, Miss Adkins, Nellie
| Milne, Mrs. Smaby and others manu-
featured some very beautiful flowers,
which they sold at the social.
| (By permit.)
Help the white man with his burden,
He's got too much beef to bear;
Let up for While and give us news,
For our sleep is all nightmare.-A Pop.
The Washington State Fair, which
will be held at Yakima in September,
will be attended by great many east
ern people, and also at our District
Fair, at Whatcom, and it stands the
citizens of our county in hand to do
poultry, vegetables, wool, and in fact
everything that will go to show up our
beautiful islands. Now is the time to
give a good advertisement and now is
the time to put your best foot forward.
The West Sound social, as we pre-
dicted. was q perfect success. 1t could
not have been otherwise with so many
willing workers to give helping hand.
In fact everyone of the many who ::at-
tended seemed to be bound to make it
q success. In behalf of the church we
heartily thank Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
for their kindness in giving their open
house free, and also to Victor McCon-
mel for the use of his photograph.
There are many more who deserve Oul
heartiest thanks, but space will moi
permit. The program was good ard
well rendered. The milk Maids
Song" by the school, was well rem
ldered. The proceeds Melted $l5.75.
i SCRIBE.
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LOPEZ NEWS NOTES.

Jim Buchanan went to Seattle last
Saturday.
Bert Sutherland left for Anacortes
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine have moved in
to the Taylor house.
Jack Wright went to Seattle on
business last Saturday.
Miss Lou Warren came home Sat-
urday for weeks vacation.
Jim Oleson went to Seattle last
Thursday Oh the Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culp, of Ana
are visiting his brother at Lopez.
Mrs. Thorp and two children, of Seat
tie, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Shaded.
Ed Eastman has moved his family
to the East Earb farm at Port Stanley.
Mart Thornton and Ira Wood were
doing business in Anacortes last Fri
day.
Mrs. Ellington, of Anacortes, was
at Lopez several days with a stock of
millinery.
Dr. Wright was called to Lopez to
see Allie Warren, who has been sick
for the past four weeks.
Mr.. Stevens and family, of Blue
Earth, Mimi, are visiting his brother
at Lopez. He expects to buy piece
Of land OH the island and make his
home here.
Count John Vasakevich was on the
island Wednesday to claim his sweet
heart aud found her the bride of an.
other. He says he will let the Ameri-
can girls alone in the future. ANON.
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ROCHE HARBOR NEWS BRIEFS.
VIM. Gilmore launched his new
sloop Emerald last Sunday.
John Jones proved up on his Henry
island place at Friday Harbor last
Thursday.
Mr.. Reisenger, the company's stem
ographer, returned Monday from u
visit to Seattle.
School began in the Stuart island
district Monday with Miss Mamie
Boyce as teacher.
The lime company has shipped over
20. 600 barrels of lime to the Hawaiian
islands since the first of the year.
The steamer Roche Harbor went to
Victoria Friday with scow load OF
1000 barrels of lime for shipment to
Honolulu.
SUBJ. Shultz, of the lime company,
who Is one of the fortunate beneficiaries
| of the big fisheries deal, returned Mon
day from business trip to WhatcOm,
Fairhaven and Seattle.
The Canadian sloop Star reported
here from Victoria a few days ago and
obtained a permit to go to Peter Nor
riss, place near Doe Bay, or to East
Sound, for apples for export.
Mrs. O. III. Culver and children
have been visiting at Alderbrook farm,
near Doe Bay, for q few days. They
axnect to 90 to Whatcom today and
return to Roche Harbor Saturday.
| A well appreciated and enjoyable
missionary entertainment was given
by the Sunday school Sunday evening.
The church was most beautifully deco
rated and ali of the children who took
nart in the exercises acquitted them
selves most creditably. As the super
lintendent says, "there wasn't 9 hitch
| in the program anywhere The mis-
sionary collection, nearly all OF which
was solicited by the children, amounted
to oyer $40.
Articles of incorporation of the West
colt Bay Fish company have been filed
at Olympia. The company consists o
Jas. Holden, president; N. Robinson
yice-presideat; John Messenger, secre
tary: e. Void, treasurer, and Henry
Tn9ham. The object of the company
| IL to engage in purse seine fishing
They are well equipped. with the little
steiner Hector, new scow just com
pleted, seine boat, seines, etc.
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HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS

II. FLUTrERING OF THE EYELIDS
AN6 A TIN0LING SENSATlON ABOvm
THE EYES. HUDYAN will relieve this
eimost Immediately.
"a TREMBLING OF THE LIPS-Inis
IN due to the affection of the facial nerves.
HUDYAN will restore the nerve 70 2,,i
healthy condition. and the tremDnns ""'
LUMP IN THE THROAT-EhIs
symptom usually precedes crying spell;
The feeling i. az though there was 2 nSM
symptom which HUDTAN will cause to
PPPALP1rAT1oN OF THE HEART
The heart becomes weakened a. the
n1rves are and beats irreguiarly ana
Weafiy. HUDYAN win strengthen the
come strong and regular.
SINKING FEELING IN THE PIT
OF THE STOMACH-This occurs often
and IL very annoying. It - dye TO the
stomach. HUDYAN viii strengthen the
neryes. and the sinking feeling Will NOT
fecur.
Women, this II for you. Remember
that HUDYAN cures men and women. e
viii relieve you Of all the above symptoms
and you can be cured. Doctors have al
foIdsd relief sDs fney
c curs TAKE AXE H n6 nov: You can sst
packaee or packages for ezso II your
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the HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANYs
san Francisco or Los Angeles: Caiif0rnia.
Iog can S9RsYt rs sP1tSra + FREE sf "a.
en the doctors II you cannot call. you
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Address
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- - y ava
Hysteria can be
perfectly and per-
mAnently cured.
no matter how far
advanced It may
be. HI u d Y A n
will cure hysteria.
HUDYAN will re-
lieve you Of every
symptom. The re.
lief II not only
temporary -Mn
permanent. HUO-
YAM will restore
the W e q K Q n . d
nerves to q heal.
thy condition ana
the SYMPHONIC VIA
disappear. HUD-
YAM IL the rem.
edy you want.
HUDYAN Is for
-nn and women.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Friday Harbor postOffice for the
month ending March 81, 1899:
s. Ichikawa, Esq. III. w. Harding.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters pleased say advertised"
J. e. TUCKER, p. N.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if it fails
to Cure. 25 cents. The genuine has L.
B @. on each Tablet.
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Tired limbs, aching joints and pains
in muscles. Hudyan cures. ALI drug
gists, SO conts.
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Coming by Thousands.

A st. Paul dispatch of March q
gives clear idea regarding the rush Of
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HYSTERIA

7. rurelv a nervous disorder and all the
svmptoms are of nervous origin. Many
women afflicted with hysteria continue TO
suffer because they think that there 10 no
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OUR CLUBBING OFFERS.

Now is the time to send in your subscription
and get your reading matter for the year. We
can furnish you with the following:
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It IL q vegetable remedy and has no PAD
effect on the system. study your Sy" ~
use HUbYXN and then tell your fr1enos
what il has done for you.
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Ripans Tabnles: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure headache
q
Ripans Tabules.
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Ripans Tabules cure btliousness.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles
Ripans Tabules: at druggists-
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Rfpans Tabules: for sour stomach
Ripans Tabules cure dizzinesA
Ripans Tabules cure nausea
RiDaus Tabules cure dyspepsia.
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Pains in loins, pulled eyellds, palpi.
tation of heart. Hudyan cures. All
druggists.
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Cow for Sale.

Amy other publications not named in the abov.
list which you may desire, will be furnished
upon application
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Dr. Wright was called to Lopez to
see Allie Warren, who has been sick
for the past four weeks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-06

Mrs. Ellington, of Anacortes, was
at Lopez several days with a stock of
millinery.
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Mr.. Peter Bostian, of East Sound,
county commissioner for Orcas district,
is in the Harbor attending the April
session of the board.
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Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
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The steamer Roche Harbor took
twenty barrels of lime to Alderbrook
farm, Orcas island, Saturday night
and two horses to Waldron island.
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Peter Morriss, of Doe Bay, sold 100
boxes of apples to two men from Vic
toria this week. They were taken over
OH the Canadian sloop Star.
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Samuel Gross, the fish trap magnate
and his son Geo. l.. Gross, of Roche
Harbor, were doing business in the
county seat the first of the week.
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Arthur Davis is going "on the road'
as an agent for the Globe Bible Pub
fishing House, of Philadelphia.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-06

Mr.. VIM. Graham, of Richardson,
county commissioner for Lopez dis
trict, is attending to his official duties
here this week.
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ROCHE HARBoR NEWS BRIEFS
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Mr.. VIM. Shultz, of Roche Harbor,
was a passenger on the Thompson,
Monday. on his way home from up
Sound points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Buchanan
and two children, of Richardson, were
county seat visitors the first of the
week.
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We are Agents for Fred Kaufman
the American Tailor of Chicago. Gus.
tom Garments exclusively. Fit anG
satisfaction guaranteed. Martin & Jen
sen.
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Wall paper, from 10 cents roll up.
at the Chicago Bargain Store, 1884
Holly street, Whatcom.
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Andrew Newhall is having his little
launch Loretta heightened and spon-
sOned out two feet.
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Four fights in one week and no one
killed is the record of the past ten days.
Friday Harbor is getting to be a warm
town."
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DR.. w. G. Tucker, of Port Townsend
was visiting his brother G.. N. 8. at
Argyle the early part of the week.
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Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
:or samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of CHARGE
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Alex Chalmers and son, Bert, were
in town this week, having business be-
fore the board of county commissioners.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-11
Attractions at Athletic PARK.

The management of the Ath-
letic Park, certainly deserve the
cooperation of our people. They
have spared no expense to get the
very best attractions and the pro-
gram for Thursday night of last
week was certainly an interest
ing one. One of the features was
all exhibition 5-mile, paced by
a motor cycle, in which Joe
Downey, the Boston midget, rode
one mile in the remarkable time
of ] minute and 5S seconds. The
five mile were made in 10 minutes
and 10 seconds.
A host of Baltimore and Wash
ington bicycle racers were also
present and competed for the
prizes. Twice week, Monday
and Thursday night, the park is
opened to the public for a nomi-
nal admission fee 90 cents), and
fine racing can be seen. After
the races are over, dancing is con-
tinued to a late hour.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
Popular Excursion to Niagara
Falls Saturday, August 5,
and Thursday, August

A Ten (1O) Day Tour to Mia
CARA Falls, Americas Greatest
Natural Wonder, via b. & o.
Royal Blue Line and the Lehigh
Valley Route, through the Lee
high and Wyoming Valleys-the
Switzerland of America. A
through train of elegant day
coaches and parlor cars will be
run on the above dates, leaving
Washington, ID. c., $50 a. m;
Baltimore, Md, Camden Sta
ton, 9.19 a. m.
Round trip tickets for this eX-
cursion will be placed on sale at
the following stations at the rate
annexed:
Brunswick, Md, s11.5O; Ha-
gerstown. Nd, H.. so; Frederick,
Md, ll.O5; Keedysville, Md,
ll.50; Harper's Ferry, w. Va,
11.50.
Passengers from all points west
of Washington Junction must
take trains of day preceding to
make connection with Niagara
Falls train from Washington and
Baltimore.
Stop overs allowed on return
| trip at Buffalo, Rochester, &c
neva, Burdette, watkins Glen),
and Mauch Chunk.
Side trip to Thousand Islands
from Rochester only $3.50 Round
Trip. Tickets good five days,
but within return limit of Mia
CARA Fails ticket.
/ Special arrangements for din
ner and supper en- route at very
reasonable rates. Call on Ticket
Agents, Baltimore Il Ohio Il. r.,
for full particulars.
jly. 21-4t.