The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-08-29


Cap eau For sale by the Friday Har
Dor Drug Co.
vo stll have a few summer shir
we that we are closing out at specia
N6saicss-Martin q Jensen.
.o coli going to paint? II 50, us'
ooods. Send postal to the MORSE
p pgSw Co. for observation-disclosures pain
color cards.
,s,ou are building it will pay you to
Lay doors and windows and fine in
o ,arior finish from the Whatcom Falls
Nil See display ad.
rodsv the latest styles in Shirts,
uaSiery. Mems and Bays Corduroy
no0 blue. brown and black Overalls
lila arrive for Will Fowle's store.
urs Denny, OF Seattle, and Mrs
v;nIeyside, of Auburn, and their chill
Nun returned to their homes Tuesday
u nar a two weeks visit with their pa
"nts Mr. and Mrs. Jas. FARMLAND.
Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst
Twenty years experience. All work
rnoranteed. | also have a Bike and
s;mn shop in connection. Next door to
hank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
Al the recent meeting of the Wash.
iogton State Pharmaceutical Associa.
ion at Tacoma, Mrs. Alice L. Sum.
mers, of the Friday Harbor Drug Com
many, was elected second vice president
and also a member Of the executive
committee.
Found-Adrift i'm Nelson harbor, on
Monday, August 10, 1901, q scOw Sc #.
Iong, ii it. wide and Al #. hold. Same
can be seen in Nelson harbor, Decatur
island, Washington. Owner is re-
ouested to pay charges and take il
away. Mrs. Z. w. Hammond.
According to the Herald there were
GOO car loads of canned salmon stored
in the various cannery warehouses AT
Falrhaven week ago awaiting ship
ment. Fairhaven has become one OF
the most profitable stations on the en-
tire line of the Great Northern railway.
Mrs. J. G. Ballinger and son Dorr
arrived Tuesday to spend a week OF
two visiting friends here. They came
from Blakely island, where they spent
few days as guests of Miss Spencer,
and they are now stopping with Mrs.
Farnsworth. Lieut.. Ballinger is still
in Alaska on the cutter Grant, but is
expected back next month.
The government realized Sc, 400 from
the sale at Seattle last Saturday Of
conliscated opium, boats and other
paraphernalia of the "HOdgson SNUG.
Cling ring" The opium brought $40
spound, which Is about So under the
regular Seattle market price. The
launch and boat house sold for 1896
and Wilson's express wagon and horse
brought $ll9.
Sam gross left pocket book contain.
ing four 2O-dollar bills in the desk at
his fish camp few days ago and when
he went to get the money one Of the
bills was missing, the desk not having
been locked. He declares that it must
have been Populist who swiped the
bill, as he feels a profound conviction
that had the tLief been either q Re.
publican or a Democrat he would have
taken all there was in sight.
The observation of the Tacoma News,
that after several poor years In sue
eession, the present profitable year is a
godsend to the canneries," is based on
Misrepresentation. The canneries have
not had any "bad years in succession"
The run last season was light, but the
season before that was the most profit.
able and the pack the largest Of any
prior season i'm the history of Puget
Sound fisheries. Herald.
Judge Joiner has written to Attorney
King that he will not hold his usual
monthly session Of court here next
month, having arranged to hold a two
weeks term at Spokane for one Of the
superior court judges there. Delays in
important local legal matters and much
inconvenience to attorneys and others
having court business to transact might
easily be avoided by having the courI
commissioner here authorized to sign
ordinary routine orders, especially In
probate matters.
The new "Year Rock" of the SAINTS
!uanita Club, copies of which will bt
ready for distribution among the Club
members at the first meeting Of the
new club year, September Z, gives the
names OF twenty-eight resident and
hVe nonresident members. The Off
GERS are: Miss Mabel Thacker, presi
"e1t; Mrs. Dennison, vice president
ana librarian; Miss May Sweeney, sec
T mary; Mrs. l.. B. Carter, treasurer
Inc literary work of the new year will
consist consist largely Of a study of "Our New
fossessions.u
. Mondays P.-I. contains q review o
tne mining exhibit of this state at thu
tnah,American exposition, In which
.ae following mention is made of ont
~ H1 the great resources of this county
Limestone is exhibited from thu
a Mehe Harbor Quarries, in San Juar
county; The timestones i'm this region
ore SAID to be the purest on the CONT
n mellt' Analysis shows that the speci
mems on exhibit contain 1882 per CEN
vi calcium carbonate, O.44 per cen
Slea, LOB per cent iron and alumina
a a, o. ii per cent PHOSPHORUS. Cemen
pany."
Dr. Thoms, of Seattle, who Is also ,
t uu of the Methodist church
,",seo on the subject Of temperance
unaer the title Of "Social and Civil
LLselorm," at the Methodist churcl
p ps last Sunday morning and at tin
an,eeso,yterlan church in the evening
ah na nus wife talked to ladies only a