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New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
MIXED FouRsoME AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. Aug. 6.-On the links of the New
port Golf Club to-day play was begun in mixed
forlrsnme tournament for two cups offered by W
II Sands Thirteen pairs were entered and five
matches were run off during the day. Play will be
continued tomorrow, and IT is expected that the
tournament will be finished Wednesday. II was
excellent weather for golf, in spite of rather
strong wind and there was 9 large gallery of
spectators TO see the sport The results of to-
days play follows
Miss louise Potter and H. II. Hunneweu beat Miss
and J. Ellis Hoffman / Mrs John Jacob Astor
and Vcto- S1rrhan heat Richard
Peters 3 up and play. Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll
Thompson up and ) to play Mrs Nathaniel Thayer
and a NJ Coats teat Miss anna sanos ana Joseph HART
sands beat Miss Brooks and P. Carroll up. addi-
ton Mrs Rarber-Wallacn and NJ. Barger drawn
against Miss Mills and G. ". Doan but did not play.
while Miss Madeline Goddsrd and ". Woodward q
bye the odd pair.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
SIXTH RAoE-For thrse-year-olds and upward. One
THE RESULTS AT SARATOG.
IROQUoIs BELLE WINS THE HENDRIE

IROQCOlS BELLE WINS THE HENDRIE
sTAKEs-sEVERAL JOCKEYS FINED.
Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. 6.-Arthur FeatherstoHe's
lroquois Belle the Hendre Stakes this after
noon with ease with only three starters, Motley
and Killashandra being the others. The track
was slow, caused by Sunday nights rain and the
mile and one-sixteenth was run in 1881 Lieoer
Karl is rapidly rounding into his three-year-old
form. He won the seven furlong dash for which
he was the to . favorite, by a length from Do
Iando. the second choice. McMeekin in the handi-
cap defeated Queen of Song, who came strong in
the stretch. by a head. Peat favored by the going,
caught Rinaldo after the latter had shown the
way into the stretch in the mile selling. and won
two-year-oId race irst on the card by head in a
Burns, Boland, Mitchell, Odom. Weisse, McCue,
first race turner Was Fl fined $50 for failing to keep
back of the line while at the post in the fourth
Buchanan was suspended for two days Ihe n,,S hrst
o. the e9 al-aged races to be run Will be or9usnl
inr % Connnng bsnfcop gpi'eI and % viii he At mile
Handicapper Nosburg has allotted weights to the
likely starters: Batten MS Ba9noGkbuTTgn San San
deTs I6 6 se S Fly by Night 6 f Prs
jog; Gonfalon. 195 Macleod Of Dare Mayor Gilroy'
Following is a summary Of to-day's races:
EIst $500 added nve m fpri%nss, Snss
,Du6iin iI@ Mgcue, 10 and t. . Won cond o" b.,
two lengths; scarry i67 shaw ; / and to 10.
ss3o0 9o alaca "t bSl4s and to- up
and ycn S'"s %5a 7 On naf length S5 pscac 56 a Murphy
= 10 and ;. second 10y four lengths; Rnado. ia
CO'Connor !. third T1me-l:4 :42'4. ~
Third Stakes; for three year OLD h'es;
81 coo added; mile sXteenthl-roqu"s belle lo7
C0'Coanorl. 10 ana 70 =. won. by two 'ensihs.
Nlashsndra l2l Turner Il to 10 and TO < second by
lengths. Motley. l21 shaw. II 10 and 10 ! third
Time-l:42i..
Fourth race $500 added: three year olds ana
ward. selling furlonEs-Lieher Karl. ll5 IT.
Burns to ; and out won. by a length Doando. ia
Turner ! ! . second by three lengths;
Moroni III Mitchein. - 20 and TO l. third Time
1:2Sl4.
and upward: one mleI-McMeekn ll5 Mitcheh } TO
9 To- A head Queen ~ Song los t3urns),
=. second by three ienGhs: First Whip.
100 CO'Connor'. 10 and , 70 !, thi7d. Tiwe-l:+l
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
CUP TO BE PLAYED FOR AT ELKwooD CLUB

Long Branch n. j. Aug (SpeciaD.-Edgar Gibbs
Murphy. the former amateur wing shot, has joined
the army Of golfers. Yesterday he presented TO
the EIkwood Golf Club of which he is a member
a cup be played for this week beginning OH
Friday. The finals will be played on Saturday.
The condt:C hs eighteen holes. medal play
handicap. the cup become the property Of the
winner on Wednesday team match will be
played al Elkwood between the Atlantic Highlands
team and the Elkwood Club prize will go to
the winning team.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
POLO.
FREEBOOTERs DEFEAT THE MYOPIAs AT
NARRAGANSETT PIER.

Narragansett Pier R. l., Aug. 6 CSpeciaD.-The
uncertainty of polo better illustrated
than to-day when the Myopas and Freebooters
met the latter receiving handicap OF ). Despite
the handicap the betting before the first period
TO l on Myopia. The Myop!a's game excel
lent, but it evident that the strength of the
Philadelphia boys had been Underestimated Two
OF the players on the former team belonged TO the
Boston organization. and the fight they put up had
in II the enthusiasm of the old Roman gladiators.
During the whole game, in fact ii apparent
that the players out for blood The line up
was.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
THE REIFTS AGAIN SUCCESSFTL

London Aug 6-At the racing to-day Of the
Hurst Park Bank Holiday Meeting, the Nyner
Handicap, seven flrIongs was won by Orris Root,
ridden by /. Reif.
The Earlsfeld Selling Plate. six furlongs. was
by Mr. brakes Goodrich. also ridden by l.
Reiff.
The August Two-Y Year-Old Selling Plate: five FUR
longs won by T. Cannon's bay gelding Part
Croker's Minnie Dee, guided by l.. ReiN, finished
second
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
HARNESS RACING.
FALO-GOOD SPORT FURNISHED
BY THREE CONTESTS

Buffalo Aug. 6-Two favorites scored in the
three races presented the opening card for the
Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting held the Fort
Erie track this afternoon. About twenty-five hun
dred people crossed the river attend the sport.
end there a brisk play in the auctions Dillon
tie, the black Baron Dillon geldng. which has
been cleaning things up in the East. expected
10 accomplish great deal when he encountered
ting, first the days card. In the early pool
ing DilIonte sold favorite, s25Aaganst $50 on
the field DIllonite not in form, however and
the only heat he got in the a gift
every other good one had a bad break early in the
mile After the second heat in 2l21 It looked York
Boy all over. and he handily. although a break
in the third heat made him travel extra mile.
Winola 800 $50 favorite before the first
heat of the 2:l6 pace in the Empire Stake, ard
she justified the confidence Of the public by reeling
off three straights far in front. Joe Cham
just easily second, and the race something
of procession.
ceded to Thomas Lawson's Boralma. and she
barred in all poolsellng. OF the others the public
fancied Letah s.. but the best the Buffalo mare
could do third money. Ellert proving the sur
prise. Gatcom had trouble with Boralma. al
though Letah pushed the stake winner out 70 his
record in the first heat.
In the judges stand were James C Beecher John
H. Hull and George E. Lattimer- Frank Walker
did the starting. Tomorrow is exPecuei to be
being among the attractions.
W
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
NEw-YoRK's PYGMY HIrTERs.

St Louis Aug. tSpeciaD-The -ammany Hail
tailenders quit easily to-day without making any
thing that looked Ike fight Manager-Captaiu
Davis played, but il made difference and the
men from Harlem handled the bat as II II was a
stick Of mOlasses candy and did get run.
Pitcher Powell had the visitors at his mercy from
the start. Van Haltren the only Of the
visiting players who appeared TO be alive TO the
fact that they were expected TO play ball Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
William E Rudse il. Of the Westminster Wheel
THE BICYCLE IN THE ARMY.
SUCCESSFUL TEST MADE IN SUSSEX To PROTECT
THE CAPITAL.

London Aug 6.-Major-GeneraI Ioha Frederick
Maurice commanding the WoOlwich District who
superintended the experiment in connection with
the volunteer manPuvres. which began on Satur-
day of holding forty roads in the norm of Sussex
with several thousand bicyclists-the idea teng TO
check an invading army until British troops of all
arms could collect in large numbers nearer Lon
don-reports that the defenders have successfully
repeIed the supposititious invaders The result is
regarded "a establishing the superior mobility OF
10 ORC
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
EpEERnnrERs
NIYOPIA
Total hanlican


Total handicap. 25 T0tal handicap. .
Shaw Of the favorites. but Holmes and
Rice easily carried off the honors.
Those who thought the Myopias would surely win
were less confident after the first period. when
the FreebOoters added to their score. Con-
ndence increased in the next period. the Free
hooters making six straight goals, mainly due TO
the enortS of Holmes. Not until the fourth period,
however did the MyOpias thoroughly wake up.
ana then Rice did some of the best and fastest
WORK that has been polo field thts
SON In one, two. three, order he ratified off
the goals. making the last one in 80 seconds. but
IL was too late. the FreebOOterS' lead being too
great; and the final Freebooters, 1924.
Following is the score hv periods:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

honey w. McElroy. : Hanrahan.. J. Mott and J. Moran
E Byrues
on hundred and f,ry-ave pound classJ. curiey and
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
PITTsRURG. 7: PHILADELPHIA 3

Pittsburg. Penn, Aug. S-The Philadelphia team
played Hstless ball to-day and fell easy victims
the Pittsburgs. The feature was Wagner's hitting
and general all around play. Attendance 2600- The
score follows:
H.
Ptttsbur< ..........-.O 3 X-I 10 I
Philadelphia .........O I o o o Is Il
Bate-ies-Chesbro and O'Connor: Donahue Doug
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

III hTH RACE-For three e-year-ods allowances. One
and sixteenth miles
ssht q Rhodes. David Garric ........ .iOl
ar ~ RACE-THE BRIGHTON JUNIOR STAKES. OF
Sl"Vgo. for two year-olGs; 5000 each;
h forfeit special declaration fees; second horse
siVo and 20 third 500; penalties and allowances.
Six furlongr
? SeGnes b. e Commando. by Domno-Emms c. i25
Ber.% = = Keenes ch. c. Olympian by Domino
9. p ~rHi- IL
Eo5-eeaor eaorFlss b. C. Golden Age. by Golden Garter
G
os s Norriss br. c Keniiworth by Sir Modred-
n r. u
lersta a,ttefs9n's b. C. All Green, by knight Of FL
The flckWick. liz
rSef Stahlss ch. Baron Pepper, by Kantaka
- Pepper Stables ch e King Pepper by Kantaka
7aeH.eve ...............e.... Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

Earned runs-ChicaSo ., Brooklyn, & Left on bases
Chicago >; Brooklyn. Two base hitsChilds Dex-
Three base hts-McC arthy. Chance. Jennings
Kelley SaCrtfcs hits-Bradey. Mccormick Jennings
Double plays-Ganzel unasssted: DAILY. DahIen
Jennings, Dahlen and Jennings Struck Our-By Ken
neiy 3 Bases balls-OH Cunningham 4: on
nedy o. Time-2-OO UHp;re-Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

At Toronto-Toronto. 5; Springfield. l Gnrst game1;
Springfield. Is; Toronto. Second s3rne).
At Syracuse-Syracuse. s: Worcester.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Montreal Cirst
game); Providence 8: Montreal ! (second camel
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Rochester,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGCE.

AT Indianapolis-Indiana S; Buffalo s.
AT Minnea pOlis-Wet grounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
Bispries,

GOOD 700, 81. o. sa. o. 50, 81 70; all makes
TIRES ssaisaa WILLIS. a Pass ROW. OPP r q -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
/ I : : 3 : 2 SO
: : 3 : 6-4o-7G
woMEH.s HANDrCAP AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May y. j.. Aug. (SpeoiaD.-In the
women's eighteen hole handicap on the local links
this afternoon the following scores were made:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
FIRST GAME

Cincinnati 30 o o o o o o O-i o
Boston .........O o . "a II
Phillips and Psi,z Dinesn and Clark
SECOND GAME.
R. H u
Cincinnati ..2 o o o o q "a s
Boston ............O o o | o "a 5
Rat1erlas- Newton and PETIT: Lewis and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
ppoGPAuuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

pACT%G-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
cation Brighton Beach
GOLF -WOmen's handicap tournament
-,---,-s+a-. wOrnen'S handicap Deal Beach.
r.uN TFN%IS-ODen tournament
c--t+arnn+ou. Vermont State championship,
bennington Centre
YACHTING. - Cruise. New-York Yacht
cIub. cruise Knickerbocker Yacht Club.
POLO.-Point Judith Country Club. Mar
ragansett Pier, r !.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Outwaters all day
tournament. Rutherford, =. J.
CYCLING.-Cycle circuit meet Waltham.
Mass: end Of Mrs. Baynes continuous cen
turv ride Valley Stream.
BOXING-Sea Side Sporting Club Coney
Island
TPOTTING-Trotting races Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS DEFEATED IN AN EXCTT-
ING GAME AT CHICAGO.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston, A. Cincinnati 1 St Louis. g. Neg-York O.
first game). Chicago. s: Brooklyn. Z
Boston. Cincinnati. Pittsburg :; Phfadelphis k
tsecond gamel.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

'Batted Hawley In ninth.
NewSork l1ioiS ,..,S 20
Earned Louis . ht-WaIacs
Double play-Keister and Wallace Stolen bases-Bur-
NcCraw- First base talls-POVeI Hawley
Struck out-By HaWley. . Cmpire-ETnsis Tme-i IS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

Screen barred for Cunningham winning run
scored.
Chicago ---------l I o o o O o Is
Brooklyn -......-..--- ..-...-2 . o 3 O OF
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How to Vote.
IL votes should be ad to
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
TRIBUNE OFFICE, NETWORK.

tion at the Broadway Athletic Club. There win
also be twenty-roInd bout between Austin Rice
and ''Hughey'' Murphy. The bouts will take place
on Thursday. instead of Friday evening. usual
James j. COrbett. who is training Avoca Villa
for his match with Mccoy. says that he will not
begin hard work for several days. He does not
propose 10 reduce his weight any great extent
and Will go about il gradually He will do his road
work with Gus Rubin. and he will spar with
Charlie GOf. Mccoy Is training Saratoga
and has taken up his usual course Of work He
says he will defeat Corbett easily.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

ASSIGNED TO
The Camp of Rough Riders
IN COLORADO
By The New-YOrE Tribune, for year, without

Encampment practically al
other oil the Sodler
o Colorado
valleys
aboundng
is the many who the pnzen fercd by The
this
He be
o detailed information.
They n addresses
to
eduto 10 of e first Of
pnntd fn l I l anne %
The Trbusda dhyf o
Tenhe will dhein hundred
s.
Just
isl .nano 70 etn u
The sEu wi in
ette.of fnqurynn arv should e..edo
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

George McFadden ard KID" Mcfarland. In
twenty-five round battle. will be the next attrac-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
BOSTON WINS TWO GAMES

Cincinnati. Aug. 6.-Boston both games to-
day by timely batting rallies in the final inning
Sensational fielding plentiful in both games
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

The New West Side Athletic Club Will send
team OF boxers to compete IN the English amateur
championships next May.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

JENKINS THE JOCKEY IN TROUBLE
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

-1-RD RACE-For tWo-year-olds that and
ast won more than this meeting: weights
% be seven pounds below the scale. Five furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
BOXING NOTES.

Willie" Fitzgerald and Harry Lyons the feather
weights will meet IN a twenty-five round contest
at the Seaside Sporting Club Tonight. There will
also be another bout OF twenty-five rounds between
Joe Handler and Jack Downey at 1s5 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.

The entries f5r to-day's races at Saratoga are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

SECOND RACE-THE CHANTILLY HURDLE HAN
DICAP STAKES with $3.50 added; for three-year-
dds and upward; entrance fee S35 each. declaration
Zee SO: 10 second horse S200 and third 800 OF
the added money. One and one-haf miles over six
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

FIRST RACE-For three year olds and upward. non
winners of three races since June 10; allowances
f,rl1D
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Brighton Beach
are follows:
FIRST RACE-selng: sor mares th5ss years old and
Name W.T. Name VT
Icoa 1O3 -l0l
~lolla F3ardella lOl
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
/. POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Hon. F. c. Robertson, of Spokane,
one Of the fusion nominees for congress !,
10 announced to speak ut West Sound
hall, Friday November 2, at III u. m,
and at Friday Harbor, at Odd Fellows
hall, ut 2 p. M. of the same day. And
II is expected that Robert Bridges,
present state land commissioner, will
speak at Richardson the same day.
Hon. Harry Ballinger, Of Port Town.
send, and Judge 5. a. Calvert, of
Whatcoin, Republican candidate for
state land commissioner, will address
the citizens OF Friday Harbor and sur.
rounding country, Wednesday, October
81, at p. M, at Odd Fellows hall.
They will also address the people OF
Orcas island, at East Sound, Thursday
November l, at s p. m.
Hon. James Il. Bradford will address
the citizens of Friday Harbor, October
- ut 1880 p. M, at Odd Fellows hall.
Also he will speak Mt Lopez, Friday,
October %, at 2:3O p. m. and ut Rich.
ardsOn hall al 8 p. m. Don't fail Ia
hear him. Mr.. Bradford spoke Mon.
day evening Ut Kclle HarSsr, Tues
day evening at No. II scli0Nf house,
yesterday afternoon ut West Sound
and in the evening mt Fast Sound. He
is II prssc, al, logical and fOr eful
speaker, making no attempts ut high
flown uratOry or appeals to prejudice.
"Militarism" he regards AS only scar,
crow raised by tlle Bryanites tn
frighten the people, and he looks upon
il AS little less than an insult tU the
memory Of the patriots of the revOlu-
ton, to the heroes Of the civil and
Spanish wars aud to tlie patriotic
youth of the land. AS for "expaslsiDsl,"
that has ever Teen our manifest des-
tiny. We have been expanding ever
since our fOrefathers set foot on Ply
mouth rock. The trust question Is In
no sense party issue, but the one great
question is that of continued prosperity
which CAN best be assured by the tri-
umphant election of the entire Repub-
lican national, state and county tickets.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Mary Jane Sandwith and Mr..
Thomas n Tallentire were married
yesterday at Seattle 10y Rev. John F.
Damon, who has probably performed
the marriage ceremony for more peo-
pie than any other Clergyman in the
state.
The wedding was private, only Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Sandwi:h, parents of
the bride, AND one or two personal
friends of the groom being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallentire lief. OIL the
1920 train for Portland, or brief
wedding trip expecting to be Eat
home" I'm about u week at the STAN
dard Lime works. OH East sound, of
which Mr.. Tallentire Is manager.
The bride was born OH this island,
Ter parents being among the oldest, i'm
point ef period Of residence, as well as
among the weaIthiest and most highly
respected citizens of the county, and
the bride herself Is one Of the most
popular of the young people of San
Juan. The groom Is q very energetic
young man who has pushed himself
rapidly to the trent in business circles
since ce,sling to the county in the en-
ploy Ut the Roche Harbor Lime Com
pany three years ago.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
SAINT. Juan,sa Club Meeting.

The Santa Juanita Club met at the
usual hour, Saturday, October 20, at
the home of Mrs. August Void, with
the president, Mrs. Ballinger, in the
chair. AS fifteen more ladies have be-
come members of the club IL was de-
cifed to tender them reception, FRI
day evening, November 2. Owing 10
the impossibility of arranging the pro-
gram for that time, the date was suose-
1uently changed to the 9th inst. After
the usual routine business was tranacted
Mrs. Sitter, being leader, took charge
of the program. Each lnemeer re-
sponded at roll call with q quotation
from Eugene Fields Writings. A re-
citation by Mrs. Kinleyside was very
much appreciated and enjoyed BY all.
Select reading, "Pitty Pat and Tippy
Toe - by Eugene Field, was given ~
Mrs. Robert Firth. Paper, "ea Life
IN Puget Sound by Miss Mabel
'ThaclSer. Music, song. by Club. Cur
rent Topics, by Mrs. Frankland. The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs a.
III. Sitter, Saturday, November 3, at
$50 d. IN. The following program
will, Mrs. w. III. Thacker as ieader,
will he given on that date:
RON call-.An Invention aud IT'S Date"
'.Some Recent Inventions MIS-. A. ? AIDS
1func.
Current ropics. Mrs. Joseph Sweeney
club REP0RTER.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
Customs Changes.

o H. Culver lf,s entered upon his
duties rs deputy collector Of the new
customs port Of Frilay Harhor, al
though, his Office rDnI, IN THE ISL
AMBER building, is not yet ready for
occupancy and the furniture and sup
plies have not arrived. Deputy Col
lectOr Collier, who has been in charge
of the office at Roche Harbor Since Mr..
Culver left there OH leave of absence in
in September, will leave tomorrow for
his home at Tacoma. l.. M. Harper,
bookkeeper for the RWhe HarbOr Lime
Company, will have charge of the Office
there, having been appointed 10y Col.
Huestis, collector of the district, and
qualified before County Clerk Frank
land Monday Tie office will prob
ably lie moved from the old custom
house building to the Lime cOmpany's
Office on the wharf.
In reporting the establishment OF a
sub port ut Friday Harbor last weeh
mention should have been made Ofthe
fact that the order was issued by Gen.
Spaulding, assistant secretary of tile
treasurer, who was here in August OH
the revenue cutter Grant OH her return
from Alaska, tire day the Republican
county convention was held.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
srARBEAMs.

When the DEVILS to pay he generally
gets his money.
When in Rome roam around like the
other rOamers
No, Peter, Bryan was not born with a
silver spoon in his mouth.
No wv,,an Is really ever SO angelic IS
she looks in her wedding gown
No man ought to take unto himself q
wife that he can't take seriously.
Lightning rarely strikes twice In the
same place; il isn't necessary.
when q man has boil on his beck 1t Is
quite natural for him to feel sore about It.
It is usually the single woman who has
the most decided notions about managing
men.
some matches are made in heaven.
and then, Of course there are sulphur
matches.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
Don't
Get Thin

Get fat; get nice and plump ;
there is safety in plumpness.
Summer has tried your
food-works; winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fall
is the time to brace yourself,
But weather is tricky; look
out Look out for colds espec-
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest OF
helps. It is food. the easiest
food in the world; it is more
than food, it helps you digest
your food. and get more nutri-
rnent from it.
Don't get thin. there IS
safety in plumPness. Man
woman and child.
II you hsye ~ ssssd Z. send sor Tree sample
y 's''s-''ss sc co = :s1E1
- rs,'' So = ssd SO; N drsEii4
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-10-25
ouR COUNTY As.Hsso.
- nsxtos's work nas. Never Bssn
3quaisd II San Juaa Comfy

Equaied In San. Haas cennty
We desire to call your attention to
the clerical work Of our present county
assessor, Mr.. c. b. Buxton. In point
Of accuracy and completeness his
work has never been equaled by any
assessor San Juan county has ever had,
and those who doubt his judgment
should consult the Journal of the Board
OF county Commissioners at its sessions
as 2 Board Of Equalization for 1899 and
i9OO. The Board Of County Commits
siohers has sustained the Judgment
OF our county assessor, except In three
First-Asael Larson, property listed
oy said Larson's wife. The property
listed was found to be out of the state
at the time fixed for assessment. Mon.
day, March I, 1899.
Second-Estate Of Tap. Oldham. de.
ceased, eighty acres, reduced from 500
Third-James Tullock was aseeseed
y, 800 on lot 4, section "a, township 81,
range 2 west.
Copy journal entry, book 1, psx, 10
The complaint was considered 6y the
Board, and 1t appearing that in listing
MS property with the Assessor the said
James TuElock made nm erroneous
statement as to the number Of his fruit
trees, therefore it Ia ordered that the
assessment a. be reduced from 81 sou to
81, 49,"
In the name Of justice, what better
record can public servant make? Mr..
Buxton has assessed San Juan county
twice. His Judgment has only been
reversed three times, as here noted.
He has earned an endorsement and will
be reelected OH the 9th day of Novem-
Der. No Republican, at least, can have
any valid excuse for not voting for
him.