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Three Runs i'm the Tenth.

WASHINGTON. Aug. B.-Cleveland won
another extra inning game from Washing
ton to-day by hitting Orth throughout. The
home team could bunch hits off Bernhard
in only one inning. Attendance, 2,462
Score:
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TWO EASTERN BOXERS
VIII Meet i'm Main Bout at Empire
Next Monday Night.

Two eastern feather-weights have been
secured for the next boxing contest at
the Empire Theater, which Will take place
next Monday night Danny Mcmahon.
of Philadelphia, and Tony Moran, OF New
York. will meet in the main bout of ten
rounds These lads are clever boxers and
should furnish one of the best cards that
has been given in this city. There VIII
be good preliminaries.
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Patterson Was Weak.

out-By Katon, ?; by Kane. , Attendance.
1875.
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Earned runs-Boston, /: Detroit, ?. Home
run-HOlmes Stolen bases-COllins. Stahl,
Barrett Double plays-McAllister and w.
Gleason; Young and Lachance. Bases on
balls-Oh Young, /: off Mullen. I. Hit by
pitched ball-By Hughes, l; by Young, 1.
Struck out-By Young, 3; by Mullen, 4.
Time-2:25. Umpire-OLaughlin. Attend
ance-3.7TO
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winners at Highland Park.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1S.-Favorites won
a majority of the races at Highland Park
to-day. Winners in order: Miss Chapman
10 s. Mason, 10 5; Baffied TO !; Sar-
dine, 4 10 s.: Filibuster 10 /; Fessie Z,
n
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston and Baltimore Tied at the En-
of the Eleventh Inning.

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-TO-day's game was
called at the end Of the eleventh inning
on account of darkness with the score
tie Although the home teams errors
were costly, Detroit should have won on
Mullen's fine pitching, but for poor support
in the fifth inning. Score:
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Thomas Was Hit Hard.

COLUMBUS, o.. Aug. 1S.-Thomas was
hit hard in the sixth and eighth innings
to-day. Gibson also found in two
innings but Kansas City won by a margin
of two runs F'iggemier sick and Flick
a local man. umpired the game. Attend
TO6 Score.
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Eight Innings. Twenty-One RUINS.
.ecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
CICERO, Ind, Aug. 1S-The Modes
Turner'S of Cicero easily defeated the Dues
seldorfers of Indianapolis here to-day in an
eight-inning game. Score:
r II Z
Duesseldorfers % 0 1 % o. 4
Cicero ............2 5-21 13 1
Batteries-Shae and Jackson; Nichols
and Miller.
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The annual meeting OF the United Asso-
citation OF Journeymen Plumbers. Gas and
Steam Filters Of the United States and
Canada began in Omaha yesterday.
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annual surprises. is in the hands of Scott
Hudson this season and has been second In
several of the sensational pacing races OF
the Grand Circuit
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Two-base hits-Mock, Cogswen. Clingman.
Sacrifice hit-Burns. Stolen base-DonOhue
Double plays-Tufner, Burns and Mock ca;
Clngman. Schiebeck and DOnOhue. Struck
out-By German, 1; by Barber, 4. Bases on
balls-On German. 4; of Barber, 3. Time
lao. Umpire-Tindal. Attendance-300.
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colleague. Senator Boise Penrose. viii do
everything in their power 10 end the con
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E. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box OF
tie genuine Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tab
ists. the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. re.
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IL

Batteries-Orth and Clarke: Bernhardt and
Wood. Base on balls-Om Orth, l. Struck
out-By Orth. 3: by Bernhard. l. Left on
bases-Wa shiugton 1; Cleveland. 6. Time
lao. Umpires-Carruthers and tombstone.
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Score by innings

Stolen base-HOpke. Two-base hits-Tur-
ner Beville Nance. Lewee. Sacrifice hits
-Belen. Knoll. Double play-Lewee to
Grady. Struck out-By Gibson, g. Bases
on balls-On Thomas. /: of Gibson. 3.
Time-1:12 Umpire-Flick- Attendance
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To-DAY's WEATHER FORECAST.
Local Rains, with Lowering Temper.
ature In Northern Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Indiana and Illinois--Local rains on
Tuesday with cooler in north portion;
winds shifting TO fresh northeast;
Wednesday fair.
For OhiO-LOcal rains on Tuesday and
Wednesday; winds shifting 10 fresh north.
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OCOIt Uy IUIIIIS.
Cincinnati ..........0 o 0 0 o. 2
Boston ...............3 0 2 2 0 Ill
TwO-base hit-Stienfeld. Three-base hits
-Demont, Carney. Stolen base-Steinfeld.
Double plays-Bergen and Steinfeld; Tenny
and Dexter; Demont, Dexter and Jenny.
First base on balls-Om Ewing, 3; off
Willis, 1. Hit by pitched ball-by Ewing, l.
Struck out-By Ewing, 4; by Willis, 4.
Passed ball-Moran, ]. Time-2 hours. Um-
pire-IrWin.
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TWO LONG SHOTS won
SURPRISES AT THE OPENING OF THE
READVILLE TROTTING MEET.
2;I3 TrOt Taken by Baron Deshay and
2;OS Pace by Major MuscOvite-
Prize Won by Wentworth.

READVILLE, Mass, Aug. 1S.-The Grand
Circuit meeting held it's opening day of the
Readville track week, with fine weather
and some sensational wins for horses lit
tie favored by the betting fraternity, the
favoTites in each event being beaten. Major
Muscovite, which won the 2:0S pace, had
sold for So to $3.50 before the race and this
remarkable win was almost duplicated in
the 2:13 trot which Baron Deshay took,
he having been worth only IS to s1S5 before
the race was called In the 2:OS class
New Richmond was heavily backed as
favorite and promised to fulfill expecta-
tions by taking the second heat, making
Mcmahon drive out to land Major Musco-
vite a winner the next time around.
The big event on the card was the Blue
Hill stakes. for 2:3O trotters, with purse of
$1,000. 1t went TO Wentworth, son of Su-
perior, in magnificent race, the first three
heats beating the stake record for this
class, which was 2:11A. In the first heat
the smart-looking Maxine led at the start
and was only overtaken at the three-quar-
ters by Wentworth, who won the heat in
2:O9A, the time by quarters being :S21a,
1:Oi12, 1864, 2:09A. Maxine again led the
field around TO the three-quarters in the
second heat, but the favorite, Chase. began
TO bid for place and by a very fast drive
through the last eighth went under the
wire a winner by length, his time being
2:O9A The third and fourth heats were
won by Wentworth, who beat out Chase In
each heat with apparent ease and finished
the fourth heat at clip which proved his
gamenesS.
The 2:16 pace was won by the black mare
Sufreet in three straight heats, leading
from start to finish and never being forced
out to her limit.
In the 2:1S trot fifteen horses started. and
some difficulty was encountered in sending
them away. Baron De Shay, who had fin
ished thirteenth in the first heat, won the
next two straight and the race.
During the races the management an
nounced that there will be an extra day s
racing on Saturday, when Dan Patch will
endeavor to beat the worlds pacing rec
ord of 1894, made on this track by Star
Pointer in 1897. \ $1,000 consolation purse
will also be offered for the horses who
fail TO land in the money in Massachusetts
race for $1,000 on Wednesday. To-day
summaries:
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Katon Allowed but one Run.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1S.-The Baltimore
American team turned the tables on the
st. Louis team this afternoon. Harper
was batted out Of the box in the first two
innings, while Katoll allowed the visitors
but one run, a gift. Score:
RH h
Baltimore ..3 0 o Ill Is .
ST. Louis 100 o l. II 1
Batteries-Harper. Kane and Kahoe; ka-
toll and Robinson Bases on balls-On
Harper. 2: of Kane. 8; of Katol. l. Struck
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Yesterdays Temperatures.

Bar. Their. II. Wind. Weather Pre-.
a. m % 81 90 South. Ltrain. O.O3
p. m. PSI % II S'west. Cloudy. O.O4
Maximum temperature, IS; minimum tenn
perature. g.
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on Aug. IS:
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MERE OPINION

The self-nade man seldom has any
time to waste on mere looks.
1t doesn't necessarily follow that the
man with cold foot is hot-headed.
Religion is q name that has been given
to the worlds most devilish practices.
They. had no meat trusts when the prod
igal, son returned, which was lucky for
him.
TIE greatness shat il thrust upon, some
men has hard time to find something to
stick to.
1t must have boon fearful job for the
babies to cut teeth before men carried
watches. =.
When girl says she just loves to go
bathing it is sign that most Of her
charniRgrew there.
Some men are like Waterbury watches.
1t takes a lot of winding to make them
go.-Record- Herald
The man who considers 1t his duty to
tell others just what they lack finds it a
cold, unsympathetic world.
The man who can make up his mind
more than once on. the same question
doesn't leave any very deep marks behind
him
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NO. 10 : ~,
ORDER FIXING TIME AND PLACE

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County
N,PRoBATfs
In the matter of the estate OF William Miller,
Order fixing time and place, of heating 6na,
ACCOUNT and for distribution and discharge.
r: +. Peterson, administrator of the estate of
William Miller deceased, having on the Ist day
OF rluly, A. ID. 1901 presented to said Court and
filed herein his final account and petition for
distribution OF the residue of said estate il any,
to the persons entitled thereto, and for DEGREES
and orders Ill accordance with said petition,
and Tor the examination of said account and for
the approval thereof, and for his, said admins
traitors, discharge and for the discharge of his
bondsmen. $50
Wherefore, upon motion in this behalf bv n.
>. King, attorney for said administrator, it Is
ordered adjudged and decreed that Tuesday
the Sth day OF August, A. d. 1902, at the hour of
IN the Court House, in Friday Harbor, San Juan
county, Washington be and the same is hereby
hxed and apnointed as the time aud place for
hearing sRia1petition, and for tie, examination
OF said account, and any and all .persons inter-
ested IN 1aid estate may appear and file obiec.
tons in writing and Contest said petition and
accouhtand the discharge of said administra-
1t isturther ordered that notice of said hear.
ing and settlement shall be given by posting
copies OF this order, which shaTlbe deemed and
tsken as notice Thereof for not less than thirty
me most public places in said county, and bv.
publshing similar copy in Ierhe san Juay
Islander, weekly newspaper, :. printed and
published and i'll general circulation in said
county, TOR four successive weeks before said
time set for said hearing and settlement AID
the Court here adjudges and decrees that such
pnblication and posting will be good and suffi.
GENT notice OF the examination Of said account
=. ~ Is iuIther ordered that copy Of this order
pe published for four successive weeks hefora
the time set for the hearing of said petition fIF
distribution and discharge, in "The San Jrsm
Islander, said publication being deemed suffi.
SH' noiSS thereQi spt =. "a, !, !;
& MADE and done In open Court at FRIDAY Har.
yor' san Juan county, stateisf Washington. tt;s
ne list day Of July, A. ID. 1904 . 81.
GEO A. JOINER
Superior Judge.
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The Review of Reviews for July Is
notable for well-cOnsidered editorial dis
cussions of the South African peace
and its probable results, our own prob
lem in the Philippines, the Cuban cri-
sis, the isthmiau canal question, the
work of Congress. the coal strike, the
shipbullding and steamship combina-
.tions, the crop prospects of the year,
and many other tropics of timely inter
est.
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be found in all the details of this pow
erful cartoon.
"But this Is not written with the
thought that its readers will ever share
the fate of those Who embark on that
sea of death.
"The important thing in the world is
to prevent men from falling into error
that work is much more useful than
the retaining of those who have gone
too far.
"The cunquering armies are armies
of drinking men usually-but their
leaders are sober, temperate men. If
you want to he one of the ordinary
crowd, no better aud no worse than
others, drink spirits moderately as
whisky's friends put it. But remem-
Der that there is no such thing as
drinking whisky moderately
"Immoderate drinking makes you a
brute; so-called moderate. Nv Risky drink
ing takes the edge off YOUR ability. 1t
discounts your mental activity. You
can't be one of the really successful
men if you start out to be moderate
drinker. =.
"What does young man lose by not
drinking spirits? -
"In the first place it is necessary to
cultivate the taste in the beginning.
Why cultivate it at all?
'In the second place, admitting all
the usual sophstry Il about moderate
drinking, whisky means the loss of
time, loss of money, loss of clear mental
thought.
"There is Boosting, lying, vacillation,
procrastination, self-delusion in every
glass of spirits.
"How many millions of MELON
their dying hed--have wished fervent-
ly and mournfully that they had never
tasted spirits?
"Did any dying man ever regret a
a temperate life?
"Has whisky 10 work to do? Yes, it
has an mportant,work. 1t is the po-
liceman, the executioner among hui
man beings. 1t wipes out the unfit
and softens the pam of their destruc-
ton. 1t wipes out families unfitted to
survive. 1t shortens the harmful ca
reer of the sbendthrift and of,the man
squandering Inherited money. 1t has
its place in medicines, along with
strychnine, arsenic and the other poi
sons. 1t has no place in ,the constitu-
ton, the daily life, the social pleasures
of a normal, self respecting young
man." r.,
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NO. Io7ItA
ORDER FIXING TIME AND PLACE

III the Superior Court of the state of Washing
ton, for San Juan County. =
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate Of (Mrs.) Mary N.
Clark, deceased.
Order fixing time and place of hearing final
account, and irr distribution and discharge.
Jpmes ii. Nichols, administrator of the estate
OF (Mrs) Mary n. Clark, deceased, having OH
the and day of June, A. ID. 1909, presented to
said Court and filed herein his final account
and petition tor distribution of the residue of
said estate if s,y to the persons entitled there
to, and for DEGREES and orders i'll accordance
with. said petition, and for the examination of
said account and for the approval thereof and
for his said administrators, discharge, and for
the discharge of his bondsmep.,
Wherefore, upon motion made i'll this behalf
by III. ). King, attorney for said administrator
it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that Satur-
day, the I2th day July, A. ID. 1907, at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock q III. OF, said day at the Court room
in the Court house in Friday HarboI In San
Juan county, Washington, be and the same is
hereby fixed and appointed the time and
persons interested III said estate may appear
aild file objections In writing and contest said
petition and account and the discharge of said
administrator. 1t is further ordered that notice
OF said hearing and settlement shall be given
by posting copies Of this order, which shall be
deemed and taken as notice thereof. for not less
than thirty days, next before the day of hear
ing, in three of he.most public places In said
county, and by publishing similar notice i'll
"The San Juan Islander" a weekly newspaper
printed and pubished and in general circula-
tiQn i'll said county, for four successive weeks.
bone in open Court at Friday Harbor San
joan county, Washington this grid day of June,
GEO. A. JOINER,
Superior Judge,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE.l
Seattle Wash June 4, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the following
NAMED settler has fled notice pf her intention to
make final proof ii, support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the Superior Court, at Friday Harbor, Washing
TON, on Monday, July IL, 1902, viz:
RACHEL S. DILL,
their of Belinda A. Thornton, deceased)
Application No. 1879, for the N. n of Sw. a
dnd W. u of NV 4 OF Sec. 76, Twp. IS n, RI W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
Thomas Upsion, John Cousins, David olark,
Robert Cousins, all of Lopez, Wash.
EDWARD p. TREMPER, Register.
First publication Iune II, Ioo2.
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Notice Of Administrators Sale of Real
Estate

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of Court, issued by the Hon. Geo A.
Joiner, Judge of the Superior Court of the State
of. Washington, in and for San Juan County,
made on the fist day of July, A. ID; 1904 in the
tier Of the estate OF Joseph Marchand ST.
deceased, the undersigned administrator of said
estate will sell al public auction. to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand paid in lawful
mopey Of the United States, and subject to con-
hrihation by said Superior Court, all of the
right title, interest and estate of the said
Joseph Marchand, ST., deceased, at the time of
hs.death, and all of the right, title and interest
thstt said estate has, by operation of law, or
acquired. other than pf in addition to
that Of said Joseph Marchand, Sr., deceased, at
the tie of his death, in and to ali those certain
lots, pieces or parcels Of land situate lying and
beingin the county Of San Juan, state of Wash
ingtnn, and particularly bounded and described
as follows, to-wit
Lot Two of Block Two in the, village of Fri
day harbor. San Juan county. Washington &C
cordsug to the town plat of said Friday Harbor
San Juan county, Washington, which plat is
duly tecorded in the auditors Office of said
county. and to which plat reference is hereby
especially made. =
Also the following described real estate. to-
Beginning at point South, Ar FEET from the
Nor -heast corner of the Southwest Fourth of
the Northeast Fourth of Section "a Township
IS North. Range No-3 West MJliamelte Merid-
ian. thence South on the onesixteenth Section
line 30 feet 10 the County read; thence West so,
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FEET; thence North 100 get; thence Eaa! 50 'ee'
Also the following described real eAtate to-
wit 49,, 5-o-,h.ost
cofuer of the Southwest Quarter OF tne Noi ". -,
east Quarter of Section ID, Township IS NoI.n'
Range No West Willamette Merloiah; .he ny.
South on the One-sixteenth Section line 7Ii re-
thence West ali feet thence North al rect
thence east All feet to place OF beginning Gull
tanning one acre. 1000 10
Also the following. described real estate to-
NBeeinning at point south 81 feet from the
ryortheast corner Of the Southwest quarter Oh
the Northeast Quarter of said Section "a: FOWL
ship as North, Range No. West Wiilanet -,
Meridian; thence SOUTH on the One-sixteenth
West 60 feet to the place OF beginninS' thGnee
West 25 feet; thence North 100 feet; thence Eas'
zs feet; thence South 100 feet to place OF Degin-
All of which described lots, pieces and par
GELS of land are situated and located in San Juan
county state of Washington
The terms and conditions of said sale are cash
in hand p,.id by the highest and best Pldder.
The said interest said deceased had Ill salo
estate and the interest of deceased5 estate is
said described real estate and the interest 10 De
sold hereunder, being an undivided interest.
Said sale to take place OH Saturday, the 2otn
day of July A. ID. 1909, at the hour OF II O'CLOCK
a IN OF said day, at the front door OF the county
Court House, at Friday Harbor, San Juan coun-
= PATRICK WEIGH,
Administrator of the Estate OF joseph MarCh-
and, Sr., Deceased.
H. S. King Attorney for Administrator.
Date of first publication July 8, 1902.
Date of last publication July "a, 1902.
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One of the strongest editorials ont the
drink evil ever printed by "a secular
newspaper is the following from the
New York Journal. The editorial was
illustrated by striking picture of a
"horrible exampie.'' The Journal said
Strong drinks the curse of millions
In our modern civilization.
"There is throughout society what
may be called whisky level This
level exists In every great city and In
every small village. There are men
classed as whisky drinkers, hard drink
kers, and, whatever they may profess
to believe, they are and they know
they are the pariahs of the community.
Look at the picture above. 1t is
not exaggerated; far from it. One cot in
the alcoholic ward ola big hospital will
present to you more of horror than can
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ORDER FIXING TIME AND PLACE
In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
M PROBATE

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of Ephrain, Kill
patrick. deceased.
Order fixing tire and place for hearing petit
ton for distribution and for discharge OF ex-
ecutrix.
Mary K. Tcmplin, the executrix OF the last
will and testament of Ephraim Fitzpatrick, de-
ceased, having on the and day of June, A. d.:
1907, presented to the Superior Court of said
county and filed herein her petition for distri-
button of the residue OF the said estate to Mary
T.. Templin the dcvisee named i'll the last will
of said deceased, as her interest may appear,
and for her, said executrix', final discharge.
Wherefore upon motion made i'll this behalf
by II. ). King attorne of said executrix, 1t IS
hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that Sat
urday the I2th day of July, A. ID. 1902 at 10
O'Clock a. NJ of said day at the Court room i'll
the Court house, i'll Friday Harbor, Sal Juan
county, Washington. be and the same is hereby
fixed and appointed as the time and place for
hearing said petition, and any and all persons
interested i'll said estate may appear and file
their objections in writing and contest said pc
tition, and the discharge of the said executrx.
hearing and settlement shall be given by post
ing copies of THIS order (Which shall be! csnsid-
cred notices thcreoG not less than thirty
days before the said date set for hearing, i'll
three of the most public places i'll said county,
and by publishing similar copy in "The San
Juan Islander" weekly newspaper printed,
published and of general circulation i'll said
county, for four successive weeks.
Done at Friday Harbor, San Juan county,
Washington, this srd day of June, A, D.. 1902
GEO. A. JOINER,
Superior Judge.