The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-09


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wall Paper, Trunks and new goods
rnnts &c, SC, etc, tic and ssc A.
Martin and Jensen's. osS -
ane quarterly examination of appl'.
day. oesins To-
we carry q complete line If Toilet
articies. Call and hear our nricas
FRIDAY Harbor Drug Co.
A man and his wife came over from,
rort townsend Monday to look at tho
point. oA'''e
Inc ISLANDER has lot of govern
nent garden seeds which can be OBJ
,a,ned at the office by anyone upon
personal application.
Y. Coghlan returned Monday from .
TRIP 10 Seattle. He found Mrs. Covh.
ian and the boys sick with measles
Dr. Harrison is attending them.
Inc PA. f. Co. has the web hung on
the dig trap on the salmon banks. ready
Tor the run Of spring salmon. What.
ever springs are caught will he shipped
fresh and the web will be changed for
the sockeye run.
Purser Guptlll, of the Thomson. re-
ports that the Alaska steamer Senator.
which recently left Seattle with about
2OO passengers, was compelled to return
from Skagway with all on board and
go into quarantine at Port Townsend
yesterday. Small pox.
WANTED-A well : grown boy or
young man familiar with the care of
horses and cows to care for barn and
stock and do chores about gentle
mans place in one of the Sound cities.
Wages, $40 q month and board. In.
quire at ISLANDER Office.
There will be school election Satur-
day in this district, the directors and
clerk having assumed, in the absence
OF official information, that the news.
paper reports of change In the law
were correct and that an emergency
clause made the new law operative
this year.
The Epworth League will give lit
erary and musical entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening,
after which ice cream and cake will be
served. Admission, including refresh.
ments, Is cents. Proceeds are to be
used toward making much needed i'm.
provements to the church building.
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The application for an injunction to
restrain the Anacortes Packing Com
pany from driving the trap on what is
known as the Friedcnberg location was
denied by Judge Joiner, but it is re.
ported that a further hearing is to be
had about the first of June. The COM
pany, however seems to have no fear
of losing title. 1t is denied that the
Locations was made in the name of Mr..
Winch, the company's manager.
The revenue launch "Guard" is to
be stationed at Port Townsend aud the
"Scout" is coming here. First Lieu
tenant West is to have command OF the
Guard and Second Lieutenant Johnson
of the Scout. Mr.. johnson comes to
the coast from New York city, where
he has been on cutter duty for
some time. He was for time in COM
mand of the small launch employed by
the government in enforcing the navi-
CATION regulations at the great locks OH
the Sault st. Marie canal.
It is q fact that savages never plant
trees. Tree planting is a mark OF mod
ern life, culture and civilization. 1t
has been well said that "Be who loves
trees for their beauty, he who for any
reason plants trees, becomes q philan-
thropist and benefactor to his coun-
try and his Kindred. He who iDtelii-
gently plants the best tree In the best
place contributes to his cOuntry's well
being, and his good deeds will live after
him."
Nov listen to our final CALI; :,
We speak to farmers, one and all.
In these terse, emphatic words:
Plant frees and trees to shield your herds,
Your orchards and your homes from colo,
For beauteous trees outweigh your goio'
Enhance your pleasures every year,
And When the close of life draws near,
Your children's gratitude will hil
Your hearts with the prophetic 'Feace'
good will"
G.. A. r. MEETING