The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-20

sor samples of Wall PAPER and Paints
They WILDE sent you free Of charge
would like to buy several little pips
INQUIRE at Chinese cannery, Friday
w. Goo SHUNG.
Mr.; JOS. Sweeney went to SEATTLE
ana the Bay Cities the last of the week
on a business trip, returning this week.
Fow!e is everlastingly noseing around
10 nnd something new for his store.
be nnds them-new Yankee Notions 4
Mrs. A. George will visit Fridav
HartOr about the first week i'm Nav.
Will give dates in next issue of THE
ISLANDER.
Martin & Jensen have the lumber on
the ground for the construction of a
new warehouse, which will adjoin
their store building.
Mr.. e. L. Carter returned home
from Tacoma, Monday, where he was
attending the annual session of the
Grand Lodge, A. o. u. w.
The steamer Buckeye laid at Fair
haven, Monday, tn have some repairs
made to her boiler and made her regu-
lar run, via Anacortes, Tuesday morn
ing.
We are Agents for Fred Kaufman.
the American Tailor of Chicago. Gus
tom Garments exclusively. Fit and
satisfaction guaranteed. Martin & Jen-
sen.
Call at the S. J. T. Co.'s store and
get some prices on dry goods, boots and
shoes, clothing, etc. Our space was
limited Oh the small bills. We can
suit you.
DENTISTRY.-Dr. Lee Baker, of
Port Townsend, will be i'm Friday Har-
Dor on April q and will remain until
April Is. All wanting work done.
call early.
We have just received a new line of
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings. Cling
hams and Calico. Also new line Of
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
Call and see them. Martin & Jensen.
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.
This is an unusually late spring and
but few of the farmers have yet been
able to commence their spring plough
ing. Most of It will begin in the near
future and work will be pushed OH all
the farms of the county.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith has just received
fine line of hats and millinery direct
| from the East and invites the ladies to
call and look over her stock. Ladies;
this is your opportunity. Spring st.,
Friday Harbor, Washington.
Thompson Bros. expect to have their
steamer, Lydia Thompson, on the run
again by Wednesday of next week.
She is now getting q thorough over
hauling in every part and when che
again resumes her run she will be in
as fine shape as when first built.
The steamer Michigan, Capt. Benson,
was here Monday evening with d. II.
Lord. general superintendent of the
tPacific American Fish Company. The
company is now making preparations
| for beginning active work and large
crews Of men will soon he at work.
These goods were not riding the
shelves stbefoh de wah." Fowle says
this is his first stock of Overalls OF all
sizes. Straw and Linen Hats, Work
and Dress Shirts, Ginghams, Sox and
Suspenders. The goods and styles are
new, and the prices lower than MS
competitors.
Mr.. John Berg, with crew of men,
il 1mttinp the pile driver, formerly
owned by the Island Packing Conn
many. in shape for use. The driver has
been beached all winter in Warbasf
hav. The work of driving the Dig
trans on the salmon banks Will s0on
commence in earnest.
The official inquiry into the causes OF
and responsibility for the recent mis-
han to the steamer Lydia Thompson
took piace at Seattle, Monday, anC
Cant. Emmet v. Ruger, master OF the
sfan mer and in charge at the time o
the accident, was fully exonorated DJ
the board of examiners.
4 A word about plows, etc. l nov
carry in stock the Oliver Cbllied low
and blow fixtures u. M. terry.s ua !,
dem Seels. You know, or II you don !.
know YOU ought to, that II VIII no
nav to take any chances on the seq
YOU are going to plant. Is. carer
nronrietOr Blue Front Store.
Sheriff John w. Firth on Thursda!
of last week served an injunction issues
nv Judge J. p. Houser, at the reques
nonrv n CavOu. on R. Il. DavI
en,oinin9 him from driving q trap o.
"A location near Watnough head on an
east aide of Lopez island, when PiaIn
tiff alleges to be his and which w.
located by him September Q. io y.
M Firth returned from there on I'D
Buckeye Saturday morning.
At the meeting Of the Puget ooun'
p,oshvterv. held last week In Everet'
4 could Wa the unanimous chc,c
of the Presbytery for deIegIses - - - :
Presbyterian General Assembly,, q =
held i, Minneapolis the latter PIIs y
Nav M. Cloud, accolnpanlsu 9
MIS-. Gould, intends making qu.s to. !. |:
extended trip in the central stsses 3, !
walI e Attending the session @ y
xssamhlv. "a Minneapolis They q
meet to leave not later than MAY ~
A. Anacortes dispatch 70 the r. 81
l..vs. UP ID. Davis 4 Go: are onva q,
for seven lish traps along sne so ssssrd'
shore 81 I,opex and San juan m'A1 ~
which location is known sl'oa ]. ~