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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-11-01
(n,,nty n. HEAVIER
Special Quarantine Proclam. tion.

BY the Governor, pr"mulyniiue
special regulations fr the passing of
cattle across the Oklahoma Quaran- =
tine line for the months of November
aud December, 1900,
wHRuEAs. the Live Stock Sanitary
Com mission Of the Territory Of Okla
boma, At a session held In the ci,v Of
S'illwa'"r upon the 18th day Of Ocio>
Yer, 1900, dill adopt = resolution au-
tboriliav aud instructing the Governor
~ the Territory to ,ssue proclamation
nu,borixing the movement OF cattle
sc,oss the Territorial Quarantine Line
during the sam. time that movement
.houlh be su'horisrd by tho United
S,a,es Bureau Of Aoimal industry and
wHEsEAs, said United States Ba-
rrsn ~ Animal Industry has promul.
gated IA order NJ the Sec-stary oi
AgrisaI'urs, of late OctoLrr 9,b. pro-
viding that cattle eau he moved from,
the qnsrantins districts TO roinis with
IN the states ~ K,nsss aud Missouri
and the territories OF Arisonia apd
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CORRESPON DENCE.
Clear Lake.

PeddIers are g-',i q num,rons in
sAis locality.
Newton Pickett and Fletcher Dnn.
lop made . suI to Eug'ewood the iirsI
Of ths week.
Bart Cu'lom returned las, vel fris
his visit 10 Missouri.
Ella Drum and Ruth Warrington
Of Coon rrerk sre attending school IN
shis vicinity.
B. B. Cant hss gone 10 Il'rri.' 10
meet his nephew, who IL roipg to spend
few: :~eeks on Dack Pond.
Clear lake schori |, progressing
nicely with Miss .iszie Dunlop VS.
tsaSher.
Mr.. Will Qainn, candidate for c..
Assessor, spent Tuesday night On Il .
creek.
Luther Drum purchased new wagon
Of r. J. Lee, recently.
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renew their lease or removc their crop or
improvements until such rental Is fully
paid.
.. All lands on which lenses will ex-
p're January !. !aol, fer which spplicn..
tions for renewals are not received In
accordance with the above general rules
will be leased to the highest bidder
without reserve MS io ih 'ir pr, ference
right of the former lessee. public notice
Of which will be given hereafter.
The school land office will mail 10 the
recorded add. esq ~ all lcssces whose
leases expire as above mentioncda n notice
giving the appraised value and blanks
necessary for renewal. ANY lessee fail,
ing Ia receive the same can obtain blanks
by addressing the secretary of the board.
by order of the board for leasing
school lands
&. NJ. BARNES. Governor. Chairman.
W, NJ. JENKINS. Secy Of Oklahoma.
4. N. HOPKINS. Supt. Pub. Inst.
Oklahoma.
ChAS FILsON. Secretary Board.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-11-01
A Wonderful Offer TO Women.

Wc have received wnrl Of most rcmnlk.
slas offer which is TO DO made ,o women ~
The Dsiinsdtor. of New York.
Taking tho fact ihat ncIt ycar begins a
new century, The D,iinea,pr offers 10 distn.
Juie Si1.500 among 1901 women. The plan
10 % cleverly arranged that woman living in
. small town or village, has just as good a
chance 70 win ono of these 1901 prizes as a
woman living Ia u city-bccnIise tho prizes
sre given Tor tho number OF sub-criptions
secured IN a town Ia proportion To ilie pcpu.
h,ion OF tha. town, instead oi beng giyei,
s'mply 10 those who send tho largest liz, Of
snbsertbers--whicl. Of course, arc most easily
~htained In big cities Another clever feature
81 the plan is that hll the cities and towns uf
,ho Unitod States and Canada have been nr.
f,nged In seven classes. The cities Of tho
grsstcst population arc gronlcd IN Glass I,
ana 40 these cities aro not very many. the
prizes offered arc iwcniy-ciYht; tho high.
sst prise being $500, aud il.c lowest S.. 100.
The Total amount OF prizes given away IN this
class u 3 900. Tho remaining smaller towns
and villages fall into six other classes. aud "a
shs number of towns in class increases, be.
cause, of confve, ilicre arc moe small towns
shsn lSrEs cs'ss, the amount of prizes givci,
away 10 cisas incrcaacs, 80 that IN Class I,
s'.sss will 10 $4,000 distributed among col
winscrs.
SAshemorr. to everyone who fails IN win
s"e ot the 1901 l'.iscs ,herc will 10 paid NJ,
sx9a commission on subscriptions. provides
shey sqsssl os's out al every iwo hundred IN.
hsostssss NJ tho tJwn from which tho con.
tsst,ns ssnd> them.
This 70 at'g~,her rr.y l'er,l ofIcr. anil
ono which tho famous old Itiimal~ is well
able W mako rssh. frm our point Il view,
wo DO ncs ssc why sncl nn !, der nccds 10 Ia
Wsds ~ the Publishers oi fle DrL.eotor. fur
we osl.cvc u .lrcwAy l.as nc,rly half u n.illnn
enbscdbera ln s,ms,v hoii upon 10 afIcc.
osAns VI Americas, w''uvn hfs cmnc ~ tho
pest eenorribal from Il. practical Hlylca
s.vut dscss l,tails uhi h.ins nrtsra
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office Al Wood ward. O. r

Land Ohcs ai Woodward, q. r,
espt ss. 1900.
Notice l. hereby given that the foll.v,ns.
named settlers have hled notice Of their in
tehiion 10 nnke 6nai proof on thsit ,s-
rpeei,ve claims before G., o. Tansehili.
Judge Of the Probate Cosrt IN ana 10, B...
yer county. Okls. Ty and In csss sf his
absence lhen before the Clerk Of said Court.
at Beaver, u. T.. No,ember 8. 1900, viz,
C.rnelins foI, u 4 No IA. for the n 4
NV ! sec % md no ! sec 10, twp 9 q,
range 81 ECM.
Jossph Il Sutherland, II T. Ma 7i5. for 4
ne and 80 nv aud nv 4 ~ I soc 10,
twp n, range % ECM N.
They name the following witnesses:
TIC Roberts, Ouo Pieiz and John Bs,e.
man Of Coin. OF, aud Beujanin Y Murray
of Euglew.,d. Kansas.
Berjnsin = Murray. u y M 1888, for
sw sec 2S. twp 6n. range % 4 U n. No
names the following wiin-ssc,:
] q Roberts. Oiio Pir,z, Cornelius Pox
aud John Bnienan. all ot Coin. or.
70 HLALY, Register.
First pub Oct mp
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Scho.l I.rnd Office.
Guthrie. u. T.. Oct. !5. 1900.
Notice IL hereby given 10 all lessecs OF
scheoi land. public building and college
or in,iv,n ily land In the Territory Of
Oklahoma whose leases expire on Jan.
I. 1901. that thsy viii be required TO
make application for renewal otr their
lease on or before November 10. 1900. or
their preference right will be forfeited.
Applications will be governed by the
following general rules;
I. All applications will he made for a
period Of three years from the sxpirs-
ton Of thu lease.
.. All notes for rental inust be made
paw able on the first day .f October each
year.
3. No application will he considered
nj less than the appraised value and par.
ticular attention Is called 10 rules 10 To
90 inclusive. adopted ny tie board Of
leasing lands May 9. 1890.
4. All lessees who are In default on
their rental obligations are hereby noti~
ed ,ha, ,hoy viii no, be permitted 10
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Land Once a, Woodward. o. r..

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settlers have nled botics OF their 10.
heir claims, and that sad roof will be
made baiuie jay u, PickRrd, clerk Of IN. Dis
trict Court OF Beaver coGn,y, u, T.. and In
csss Of his absence, hef re bella I.aIIiuvsr
his deputy. at Beaver, Oklahoma Territory,
ON DcGepbeT q, looD viz:
Jacob A. Barnhart. II. v No. ,ssa for the S
charles y. Wells. ID & No Is, ior the T. " of
Swk and OF Sc Y, Sec as. Up 3N, n ., e,
They name the following wiintss,s u To prove
their continuous residence upon and cuitiva.
tion NJ said land. viz;
Frank Goodnight. Gate, o. T.. and Chsrl N
birdsall. .'slvin l., Petty. Charles Y. Wsils and
Jacob A. Barnhart OF Caster, u. T.
y. ID. NEALY, Register.
First pub Nav 100.
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Gate Gossip.

Jack Frost has cn,ne, aud people are
heeinai5g to hum the sopg "Oli King
Cesl wss Merry OIL Oosl," -'r.
J. n. Hin passed through Gate with
Q sice bunch OF steer calves.
@. +. Simors aud family have r..
tsrned homo after speu ling two weeks
Wi,h relstives near Alvs.
Everybody 10 wondering wha, makes
Charlie look 80 funny here Of late.
Dou't say suy,hiag, Charlie, keep them
guessing.
NJ. and Mr.. X. NJ. Hubbard, Mr..
eel Mrs. G.. N. Hubbard took dinner
with Nj. aud ..irs. u. 7. Simons. Sun
dav.
'Rsh for Flynn!
Tuw TRAMP.
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Land once ii woodward, o. 7 /.

Notice ~ hereby given that the toll,xiu,
named settler. have fiied noiieS OF their ints ~
claims aud that said proof viii Ss mai. ~
tore Charles %. Tam hill. pr,ihsie Judiro in
snn ant i,I B:sysr souniy, q. r. or In his sIs. nee
crut at :ea, or. %. T.. on Oct y; ,,ss,. viz,
Eiixnb.th ". Fneti. r.. No;w nr W Y Of
IN aad "a of NV u. sre si, Tp SK, 4 "a
William T. Dick II y No tsI for n x of M
scis ant NV hufSwi !. and =. ~
NV SIC cI7, 1pU \, X ~ ECM
u, TpGS, II II tCM.
rhcy name the following aitn~,ses 10 prsyo
IN ir eoniinuous reside, Co uI,,,ii and euiti.
Nuiion 81 sad lands, viz:
,lnvid M'rk'y, Mili,n W. Ansauty, Charlie
r. F.ee ana oeorso ". Potter ali at Nys -
Fir,t pub. Sept 20
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{ tOnimissioncrs' Proceedings

Reavcr. Oklahoma. DC. 30, 1890
The board Of county com ,is,ioners ~
Beaver county met On Tuesdsy. October
y, ~ W. '"
cess '""en from oc'', = INST Present.
Dunlap and McCord, Absent. Steele.
Chairman Duulsp prrs,lipp.
n. m,,,,, m. ,,,,, i,. - ,
-. 80 ''"s '''' WV
"rpoln'rd US inspectors ~ erection 10 be
held November. q. 1900. tawii.
]. V."Thompson for R.ay.r rrccipc,
vic.J 70 Th,,u., ,,.,..,,a,.,
:, ,, "''u""'
r. IT, Drum Tor EImw""d prseinc'
v'r. r. Lhuehrin uispunliftcu.
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4. T. & 8. ?. ky co.

The Sa"ta Fe Rout" runs he Let 81 inp-
or vei qn'"'rc q that 10 known. IN its Pa--
oaRpY r. alma
C'npon ich tss J. trn,i p inis. AID nag
uNg. Ch eka't dsiiatin,
S'S RI t.s, -, u .bin.. or any o'ter
Al Sisrk. q r. e T. =. rop'ka kan.nr.
v. J,Nrs, Ag NJ
Eugicwc,d, Kansas.
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Land Once Al woodward. OF.

sept 2I' IVOO.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her in,sn.
tion 10 make snai proof In rspport Of L,y
claim. anu that said prof will be made be-
fore Charles D 1snnehiil, Probate judge \.
and for Beaver County, OF, or In his sI.
ssnea then before Netiis Thsnas, Cls,k ~
said Dourt, Al Beaver. OF, on New. ., 1900.
via.
Miss Anna L Hall II n Ira, for he nv
Ire snis ne and 50 / NV 4 SEQ -.
twp u q, range 20 ECM
She names iSe following witnessss "a
prove hsr csntinueus residence upen ana
eultiva,ion Of said land, vis:
John " spursssn sf Nys. OF, Harvey "
Msehin. George whitaker and Xil,,n n
Aushuiz, OF Coin, OF
First pub DC, i-pp
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NO1ICE

Notice is hereby given that unless al
accounts due us arc settled within ten
days the accounts will be placed 10 the
hands Of Q collector.
Hustled & HOMAN
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Land Oaies a. " cod y ara,o, T'.

Notice u hereby Given that the foI lo In,
nsintu sctti.r .hns fil-d notice Gf his inte,,
,,.nst to pako nnal rrosf 10 support OF hi.
made bsf.re Chsries d, TanneI,i,, III G
lnt prohate Court la aud iGr HEAVIER o,untx
ok'snoma T.rrl'ery, or In case Of his ai,-
's.sr then tct rc Nettio NJ. Thssias, clrrr
1900, via: ''"e'
Julius krage u Z No $50 for sw Y OF sw v
seo ana OF NV una NV Y OF Sw x
ha hnnIe the follow Ing witnesses TO proyr
his continuous residence upop and csitiys.
tion OF said Lands, v,si
Batema. aad Angus, Peitx, ail OF Coin. .. 4.
y. ID. hEALr, Register,
First pub. Nov 1000.
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MULTUM IN PARy0.

Self-hea'ipg sad irons. For sale By
Chas II. Crsnmer. Beaver, 0. T
Agents wanted. Coed commission.
Address General Agent,
o mo. Beaver, o. T.
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cleanse your stomach, tone up your liver
and regulate your bowels, making YOU
feel like a new man. For sale by Friday
HarbOr Drug Co.


The steamer Lydia Thompson will
be tied up at Seattle for three or four
weeks, to have important changes
made in her machinery. She will
have fine Scotch marine boiler put in
and will hereafter burn coal instead OF
wood. The manager Of the company
says that the change will effect con-
siderable saving in expense and will
enable the steamer to make about two
hours better time. The. steamers ex-
pense for wood In this county has
amounted to approximately 5000 q
year. Capt. Basford will take rest
while the changes and repairs are being
made, and the Evangei will take the
run in command of Capt. Bergman,
formerly mate Of the Thompson, who
has been I'm the employ of the Alaska
Commercial Company, on the Yukon
river, for year or two.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

]. H. Nichols came over from East
Sound Wednesday.
John s. McMillin left Seattle fol
British Columbia Tuesday.
E. l.. Nicholson. the Whatcoln drug
gist, was in town this week.
Fred HI. McMillin Is home from
Alaska, looking warm and hearty
having come down on the steamer
Ruth from Juneau Monday.
H. r. GiOssep, purser on the ThOmp.
son Steamboat Company's steamer
Alice Gertrude, came home to. vote
last week aud spend few days with
his family, OIL Shaw island. He re.
turned to work last Thursday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the state Of Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
In the matter Of the Estate 81 Ephriam Kill
patriot, Deceased.
IN PROBATE.
Notice to Creditors Of the Estate OF Ephriam
Fitzpatrick, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
executrix of the estate OF Ephriam Kill
patrick, deceased, to creditors and all per-
Sons having claims against the SD deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers.
within one year after the arst publication Of this
notice, to the said exceutgtx at her resi-
dence at East Sound, in San tsaan County.
State of Washington, the same being the place
for the transaction Of business Of sad estate In
said County. 80 e..
Dated this 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1900.
(Mcs.) MARY X. TEMPLIN,
Executrix Of the Estate q Hphriam KSlipatrick.
Deceased. t- ~
II. .. King, Attorney for Execu<rix.
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RICHARDSON ITEMS.
Hurrah for Mckinley!


Such lovely weather as we are hav.
ing.
Capt. Ham'l Barlow is home on a
visit for few days.
Thos. Graham went to the county
seat last week OIL business.
/ J. s. GroIl, of the Groll Lumber
Company, was visitor here last Sun
day.
Hans p. Olsen has rented the Bar
bw place for the coming year. Arthur
/ will move to Seattle this week.
/ The steamer Mary d has take the
second scnw load M hay from Richard
SOn to AnaeOrtes the past week.
II. y. HWlgsUn came down fF0lts Sc
Eattle last week To cast gMd Kenlbh-
can ticket. HIS wife accompanied Il III
back.
The election here passed off very
Equietly with the exception that Uncle
Jimmie tried tn be all over ut once In
his eagerisess to challenge good Repul :
lfcan votes.
Lopez camp, Modern WoOdmcn al
America, will commence the erection oil
it's hall next Monday under the super.
vision of neighbor Jas. A. Buchanan.
The hall will be ready for occupancy
| by Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Turner, of E.
Elensburg, are visiting at the home Ol
the laater's sister, Mrs. w. F. Bolton.
Mr.. Furncr IL well pleasest with the
appearance of the island and will settle
here If he can fluid place that suits
him. ROVER.
| the candle take n dose of Chamberlain
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The congressional reapportionment will
doubles give Washington one more MEN,
her.
tana is ended. Marcus DAILY died in New
York Monday from Bright's disease,
complicated with heart weakness.
Henry Willard, the noted railroad man
and financier, ex president OF the North
err Pacific, died at Dobbs Ferry NOvem-
her IL. He married daughter of Vim.
Lloyd Garrison, the great anti-slavery
leader, and was a prominent newspaper
man before and after the civi. war.
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,REclNcT OFFICERS.

Office were apparently tho busy with
pOlit:cs to attend to business. Tempor-
AIRY permits for three months were -
sued ~ the county superintendent to
the applicants here.
It = reported that Lieut.. X. w.
Perry, Of the revenqe cutter service,
has been transferred from the cutter
Wenona. stationed at. Mobile. Ala.
bAsta, to the Grant, In Shn distflct,
having requested the change on &c
count or the health Of his family, which
has not been good In the eoutil. Ire
many friends Of himself ana !anaiy IA
this county xill hope to see them hete
occasionally. The report u uuoH'c'al
and may not be well founded.
The revenue cutter /" Grant" was In
port Wednesday night. Capt. IoSier
should ever be . welcome visitor here
as Ire he has for long time mvore0
the establishment Of sub port "a entry
here. az we'll - . revenue launcn AZ.
ton, and strongly recommenae0 y
both to COi. Chance, superv!Mng ~.
spector OF the customs service, and
den. Spaulding, assistant secretary @
tile treasury. when they visited tue
county on the Grant this year, the
former in the spring and the latter ~
August.
"The Eclipse Mill Company, River,
side. i'm keeping with Its past record, "
saws the Everett Independent. "con-
tinues the Improvement chat has char
acterized the plant from the beginning.
The lumberyard has been extended z
full block up-river from the mill new
slab carrier has been built whereby
slabs are dumped on the datcan thai
haul them TO the Everett paper ll1!l,
where they are used for fuel, an. a. y
and more Important, planer 0eF1s q.
ment.ls under construction o1 me 81: i.
side At the Mill, to be III opecattou tl1e
middle OF November. that vii! incresse
the pay roll q the n.lll 80 ri
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couver island. Mr.. Person has also
returned, from fishing.

Mr.. and Mrs. Schmuck's two. s0ns,
John and Arthur, and daughter. Celia,
with their grandmother, Mrs. Nc
Crary, have moved to Newhall for the
winter, SO the children can attend
school.
Mr.. Sam'l Robertson and Miss Mary
Moore, both of Olga, We're united in
marriage at the home Of the bride,
Sunday, October g. II they had not
tried to be 50 quiet perhaps The ISL
AMBER would have learned of the
inuptials earlier.
ANON.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Seattle. Wash Nov. 4. Iooo.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Seattle, WASH, Nov. 2, Iooo.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
of U. s. Land Office, at Seattle, WASH, Wednes-
day, Dec I9, 1900, viz,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Homestead application No. I5,o5o, for lots &
s, see s. tp IS n. r W. and the eh of the SEX OF
sec /, tip 36 n,r7w.
He names the following witnesses to- prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wig:
George H. Derby, of West Sound. WASH. and
S. Belshe. H. F. Pearmain and +. c. Thompson
all of Deer Harbor Wash.
EDWARD p. TREMPER, r egister.
First publication Nov. s, 1000.
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xEwaALL NOTES.

Dance at Olga last Friday evening.
The new school house at Olga is te-
ing used now.
F. E. Fogg, OF Newhall, has been
visiting his daughter IN Seattle.
Oscar Viereck was visiting his broth
ers q Doe BAY the flst of the week. q
M. achmldh, &c De Bay, who has
bsen Visiting r. SwkzeTland, has re-
turned. W "a q
Nh Agnes Ttuddle Is visiting Mrs.
(Pri die and Miss Gettte Reddlck at
Newilall.
Ma Chs. Leavell ard infant son
are visiting Mr.. and Ms. Thos. Lea
veil at olga.
Mr.. Speoe, Of That her. returned
Monday from = visit with his family.
At Fairba ven.
Robert and Albert vieuck, IL Doe
Raw. have returned home from sea
son on o,,e q the "dstsers."
The number Of deer which have al
ready been shipped during the SEA
son" from Orcas island y estimated Oy
hundreds. 80. "a
Irwin Burke. engineer on the Fair
haven Canning Ccsnpailys stesme .
Steelhead, Is visiting ffien0s a. Jig
and Newhell. rxy frs a
~ ga ounodz. ~ ldnats Sound,
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FRUIT TREES

I have for sale severA tisOuGand choice
fruit trees. oae and tsEO years old.
which / will sell In lots t. suit pur-
chaser. at reasonable prices. They con-
sist Of varieties that are well-known
In this climate. For full particulars.
address
r. DOerIAN, Es~t SQUAD. Wash.
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To remove troublesome corn or bun.
ion: First soak the corn or buniOn in
warm water tO soften it, then pare il
down as close rs possible without draw
ing blood. and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously
for five minutes ut each application. A
corn plaster should lie worn for a few
days, to protect it from the shoe. AS q
general liniment for sprains, bruises
'laneiaess aud rheumatism, Pain Balm is
Fer sale 10y Friday Harbol
Drug Co.
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~ AoSo9oSskys
inere . disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
n-heart disease, pneumonia. heart failure
q apopIexy ne often the result of kidney
disease. II Kidney trouble is allowed to adj
vance the kidney poisoned blood win attack
tne vita! organs. or the kidneys themselves
@eak down and waste away cell by celt
Then the richness Of the blood--the albumen,
leaks out and the sufferer has Brightly
usease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
Or. kilmer's SWamp-Ro0t the new dir
covery Is the true specific for kidney. bladder
ana urinary troubles. Il has cured thousands
9 app.rsntly hopeless cases. aftar all oder
eecs9 have failed. At druggists in fifty-ceut
snd dollar sizes: A sample bottle sent free
b mail, also book telling about Swamp.
Root and It's wonderful cures. Address
Or. kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. r. and
mention this paper.
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The intense iching and smarting incl
dent to these diseases, is instantly xllayed
by applying Chamberiain's Eye'and Skin
Ointment. Many bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t is equally
remedy for sore nipples, chapped hands,
'chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore
eyes. Price, D cents per box. For sale
by Friday Harbor Drug Co. -,
DR. CADY's CONDITION Powders are
Just what horse needs when in bad con-
dition. Tonic. blood purifier and vermi-
fuge. They are net food, but medicine
and the best in use to put horse in prime
condition. Price, p cts per package. Fol-
sale by Friday HarbOr Drug Co.
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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.
4. w. Groves signature is ON each box. 25c
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15

81 When. you feel that els hardly worth
the Candle take a dose OF Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15
Stops the C0ngh
and works OF the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold |
oneeday. No Cure, No Pay. Price as cents.