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q a. 9 r @ rita.
Boar. the 4 1he Kind You tiaye Always Bought
Signature Of LG1XzNzzzax
SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.

North Carolina State Agricultural Far,
Raleigh, N. c., Oct ober "a. 1908,
On account OF the above occasion tho
seaboard Air Line Railway will sell tick
cts to Raleigh and return at rate of ono
fare. plus fifty cents, admission to the
fair grounds, Tickets on sale October 18th
to sd. inclusive, fnal limit October Goth.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT Ct 4 .,a 1903
1880 p. M,-Daiyy, Limited Buffet Pull.
man to Atlanta and Brningham,y New
Orleans. Memphis, Chattanooga and all
500 10 p, MEX, Sunday. Chase city local.
: ready iss $50 7. H.. Tor ali the South,
The fayorite route to Baltimore and
Eastern; points, Leave Richmond 1880 2,
n. daily, EXCEPT tn SUNDAY s1tnSsv Local mixed
2 in' p. M.-Local for West Point,
1870 p. M,-Except Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal
timooEe and river s = IW q nHgfH1:tzMoND. r.
6:55 A. M. and GAS P, M,-From all tho
a sSu ~ M-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A, M,-From Chase CITY.
9l5 A. M,-Baltimore and West POINT
6, H AcKgRT. s. H. HAHpM y 3 4
Richmond. Va
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BusHILER-wanted busheler; good all-around
man or boy Apply "Wednesday morning at
10 ocl5ck EAGLE PAPER co.. foot OF VIZ
gpiA Street
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CoATM IBs-wanted, two coatmakers for
custom work. steady empleymcnt; goNd pay.
Apply Wednesday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
EAGLE PAPER CO.. foot of virginia street
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

wANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER in any
condition; highest cash prices paid or VIII
give Watches, Jewelry Silverware IN ,. ea
No. b23 Broad Street. Richnond va.
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IosT-Heart.shap fraternity PIN, With A.
Al X on back, on Broad Street. between
Fonshee and Miller and Rhoads. Reward II
returned to $40 South Third.
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LOST AND FOUND.

anetbyst on one side and initials q. c. II. on
the other Reward If returned TO No, I'LL
East Main Street
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MEMBERS OF RICHMOND LODGE. NO. 1.
l. o. o. F.. are requested to meet at lodge
room THIS MORNING at 1870 o'clock to at
tend funeral Of brother e. q. DE PRIEST.
e. q. DAVIS. Recording Secretary.
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WANTED, by reliable man, work OF some
Kind to support family. r. d. M'' so4 STATE
Street
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
2:2V +. M.-seaDoard AAll-I0;S II, NJ
Sea S1aId hARressmdIes saysaNan '4eA
$40 a, A--Local-For Norlina and Ham
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND pAILL:y,
From Florida Atlanta and Southwest.
$50 r. M,-From Norlina and local
p9 City Ticket onice $50 East Main Stree.
SPhane Ah
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miro C1ERE-Wanted, registered assistant
drug clerk: state salary wanted ana rele,
ences Address RICHMOND DRUGGIST, care
this Office.
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FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters, Pillows wanted Tor
cash; also entire households Of Furniture. Al.
dress FEATHER BEDS. No. 800 Brook Avenue
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SITUATION " ANTED Female

OFFICE WoRK-Wanted Office work by a
young lady with some knowledge OF book
keeping. Address WILLING, 207 East Gary
Street, Richmond, Va.
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The Hate for
Classified Want Advertising

Ia Z cent per word Net Cash In
ADVANCE, with a minimum cost
OF a5 cents for each Insertion.
Tho same rate applies to deaths,
marriages, obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
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< "a ~ ~ ~ I=x T "a.
Bear. the n Tho Kind You lIas Awsys Bought
s s''; !; ''' :;zz;zi'z;;z;:;5;! T. '''''

Times Dispatch Want Ads, brighten
business They are feet-footed messen-
gers that do in a day the work OF
month, "Phone tho Want AID, man."
phone 54a
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MAN--wsnted, to employ a
! thorough experienced man for my white goods.
wash goods douiestics and linen departments Is
man must be thoroughly conversion on ines. Isse
GESuE1MER, lo2e.lo3l Main Street. Lynch
burc Va.
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RAILROADS.
Go: S g siis Il.
2 keurs and rs Minutes toNoriolk

LEAVE IBUUhD.
7:46 A. A.-Dxiiy-Local 10 Newport News
aud WAY stations.
300 A. N.-Daily-Lmited-Ar Williams.
burg 1850 A. NJ. Newport News 1920 \.
H.. Old Point II 100 a. ~. Norfolk li:23
900 Z. H.-Week Observation-Disclosures vii.
Hamburg 30 r. NJ. Newport News c:5o
r: H.; 9ld Point 500 r. ~. Norfolk
KAHN LlNE-WEsTBOUND.
1910 A. A.-Local-Daily to Charlottesville
except Sunday to Clifton Forge.
$500 P. A.-Dally-Special to Cincinnati.
Louisville, st. Louis and Chicago
B:lb P. N.-Week days-Lecal to G0rdonsvtlle.
1880 P. M.-Daily-Limited to Cincinnati.
Louisville. st. Louis and Chicago.
sat JAMES RIVER LINE.
1880 A M.-Daily-ExpreH to Lynchours.
Clifton Forge and principal stations
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM -,
Norfolk and Old Point 1905 a: y. daily,
Newport News Local 1855 P. II. daily.
From CinIipnati and West 7:45 4. N: daily
and $50 p. N. daily. Main Limo Local from
clifton Forge $40 P. NJ. Elk. Bun. from clifton
Forge, daily from Charlottesville. Gordonsville
Accom- $3.50 A. N. E1 Sun.
Jsmes River Line Local from clifton ForEe
o:S6 p NJ daily. Warren Accom-. $40 A. n.
Ex. Sun.
O. q. DOYLE W. O.; WARTHEH.
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UPAOLSTERJNo.

JACOB UnrLAUF, 7ob West Main. upholsters
Furniture In best manner: makes over liar
Mattresses as good as new; cuts and makes
slip Covers: nco Hair Mattresses speclnlty.
Phone 1902. ms
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FLATS FOR RENT.

VISITORS to the city can got good sooommods.
central location. IA East franklin Street.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

CLERK-wanted, situation as clerk in railroad
office. freight or ticket, or any similar POSI-
tion: reference. r. r.. care this Office.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

NURsI-Warted, at once, a resident nurse In
girls school Miss DUVAL. V. +. lnsttnte'
Staunton. Va.
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CooK-wanted, by frstolnss male cook, a
place at once. Apply at 4lol5 North Thr-
teenth Street.
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BOARDING.

RoARDERs--wnnted, boardsrs TO occupy nioe'
y furnished rooms. with all modern con Yer.
817 East Cary Street, between Third and
Fourth.
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FEATHER BEDS.

WANTED. to buy Feather BEDS highest cash
prices paid; also Feathers Renovated. rhone
$751;. CASPER BROS. 12o5h West Main
Street, city.
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FURNITURE PACKING.

FURNITURE and China packed and shipped With
Street. Phone 1900.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. w1LFRED W. WOOD,
DENTIST.
No. 1o4 A. EAST MAIN SIREET 49,.
HOURS: A, NJ. TO 6 P. NJ. PHONE 2O74.
RICHMOND VA.
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HUMAN HAIR AND MANAcURING.

HUGHES HAIR MANUFAcToRY--All kinds Of
human hair on hand and made to order. see
o,ir latest pompadours Wholesale and retail.
Hair dressing manacuring, shampoolng ana
facial massage at 1872 East Broud Street.
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sERvANT-wantod, a settled German woman
for servant in family Of two; must be
willing to live In the country. Address GER
MAN SERVANT. care this Office.
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WE WILL MOVE to our now store, Sig East
Main Street. October Goth: special sale Inis
week. DIXIE ANTIQUE FURNITURE co..
300 North Eighth Street.
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TtACHER-wantod, young lady Of expert
cnce. qualified to tea ch English Latin. French
and Musc references and state salary desired
". d. SIMS, Maxwelton, Va.
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ONE CHILD ISLOST;
9TH ERS SAVED BY GIRLS

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct, l3.-During a fire
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ANTIQUES.

FLAT for rent, rooms, second door, $50 pc
month; iii East Main.
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sEAMsTRESs-JULIU SYCLE AND SON want
an experienced assistant seamstrcss
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WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY: Able.
bodied, unmarried men,. between ages OF
rona character and temperate habits. who
can speak, read and write English: FOR
Information apply, TO Recruiting OiIlcer'
ito East Broad Street, Richmond. va
wAETLD, person to call on retail trade for
manufacturing house; local territory; salary
sl9.7O, paid weekly; expense none! auFahceu'
nrevious experience unnecessary; business sue
rcssful: nclose self-addressed envelope.
STANDARD HOUSE. Chicago
wTRTMES-Wanted, two frst-class inside wire
men, nine hours work. Apply at once ELL
TRIO CONSTRUCTION, CO. OF VIRGINIA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
CHAPTER VI.


At midnight, while the Hogenlanden strainng
at her anchor chains, Whitehall boat swung of the
little quarantine pier rovved quietly the dark
waters. 1t black night The boat made scarcely
darker shadow than the water which it foated.
practiced hands at the manipulated them
ly that the ripple of the water about the bow the
loudest sound they No would noticed the
boat-none certainly the great craft which
in celebration Of the safe termination of
voyage.
She alight from stem to stern Along the black
hull, like big beads, the illuminated ports Of the
cabin. In the rigging hung lanterns, and there
beneath covering. On this deck the steward
joyed farewell frolic They all third class pas
sengers, the Hogenlanden brought cabin So
there dead lines ALI footing.
Unobserved by board, the champion row.
boat of the harbor bore down the steamship and
the boahook clnging to the sides. Ned Back
stay held the hook while Lars Larsen cake scrambled
up where nothing but sailor could find foohod.
IS. Drop down stream" he whispered.
"Al right my boy Neds answer. New
member the gals instructions, and keep YOUR weather
eye open The captain this sE: q tartar He'll
lea overheard if he finds you aboard"
moment later the oarsman. lningling with the
rough clothing like theirs, and there
many Swedes board. He looking face
in all the world for him.
It not far to seek for the face Of Christina
Andersen pretty and she one of the
bellies OF the ball When caught sight of
in the brightest part of the Illuminated deck
with three of the ships officers counting her favor.
patiently in the shadow while the girl
danced and chatted end laughed innoccntly happy But
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qui vive at why that is plain. you duh fellows
She must not fall into the hands of this Skeinhardt.
How to prevent it? That's to be If he
couldbut let wait If you must get
some dope and I'll put it in his brandy"
Maria, you're the DEVILS sister, said Ned, admir-
ingly.
She gave him significant southern kiss in recon-
for the compliment.
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CHAPTER V.

1t was almost shutdown when message came click
the wires that Hogenlanden
passing Fire Island It would be quite 10 o'clock
she reached quarantine This meant that she would
be boarded until morning by the quarantine DOCTORS and
until then the United States marshal could do nothing
He had taken at the Dago's for Maria Solfernos
glad take in lodger occasionally tho bar
and restaurant the chief features of his business
Under the artfu wiles of the girl he drank than
usual and when he went to bed lie in fit
dton to sleep soundy without the aid of. Knockout
drops.
Call at four he said And Maria laughing in
his face and pulling his mustache roughly, promised 10
do 1T will be all when O'Clock
the girl to herself.
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Copyright, 1905, by T. c: Mcclure Company.
CHAPTER I.


n WONDER if she has gone back me?" said
~ Larsen looking out thru the
between Forts Wadsworth and Harnil-
ton to the open water which stretches away
to everywhere.
"sure thing" said Ned Backstay lightly.
They're all alike my boy
But Christina is not like other girls protested Lars
his blue eyes lighting with sturdy look of love-
"She's of the steady kind
atrnarel laughed aloud. had Travelled far
and wide and had sailormans opinion of the
She's married by this time Lars he said, roughly.
"Why look here, Five years ago. when you
from home in Sweden, that girl promised to
wait until ready to send for her Three times
have sent her postofice order for fifty dollars.
That's nice little portion yonder Take word
for it, she has found another fellow to her liking
Lars Larsen had picked stout
Ned he said slowy33a''you partner and my
friend You think you saying kindly. Judge my
sweetheart by the girls have met and loved for
week. I won't have it, $50
swung 1nenacingy. comrades
hand went in protest -"
Il didn't mean it, old man. only joking-just
to see how would take it, Well I will to
the telegraph office and anything
the big waterman FASTENED away from dangerous
proximity to the staWart SWede
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In time the came. It was so amazing that it
all Ned could do to prevent his side partner from
throwing his job and packing off to Sweden with
der in his heart The old 1niser harder
grasping with had intercepted the letters his
daughter helped himself money which
longed to her. He told her that Lars dead
science he drove the girl hard it wonder
she did not break down under the strain of mingled
heart-break, blows, starvation and ceaseless labor
Stay where are said the wiser Ned. *You'n
only get headed and spoil the whole business The
old man has got the cinch in the law He
swear the girl owed him the he took and make
all sorts of trouble for and her. Besides
not looking for revenge but for home and wife Now
let to how get them: going
to tell Marie alferno all about it. The little Dago
cunning the DEVIL
solferimo, regular little daughter of the Mafa
took to conspiracy a declared
Christina Andersen must only be delivered
slavery, take steps to punish her oppressor
And could best by taking back the
money which he had stolen. Maria Solferino was
listen to this. Il Want nothing but Christina" he said
1--WE do it differently in Sicily said girl, casting
anguorous glance out of her dark eyes towards Ned
Backstay which nearly drove the honest crazy
Ned would commit murder Maria,
esteem the act virtue
The widow in Chrstiansand carried out her part of
the conspiracy with great eclat She supplied with
money by Lars Larsen, and being woman,
it with discretion. In time word that Christina
ready for departure Her box already packed
and at safe distance from home the last min
ute she would take the which hers from
old mans strong box steamship Hoge.
tandem In three weeks at Lars could hold
his sweetheart in his -.
Little did these simple consprators realize the cum
ming and the greed of the who had his
the devil for money They forgot to count the
miseriss capacity for revenge.
CHAPTER ".
The bad to them two days before the time
when the Hogenanden to arrive in New York
harbor Old Deputy United Marshal skeinhardt
who had arrested thousands International criminals
drfted down to quarantine station Skeinhardt was
non commtal old fellow, but in to artful
queries glass of schnaps by Ned Backstay
mitted that he had warrant for a woman passenger
from Sweden accused by the Swedish on
grand larceny.
That's the country you FROM Larsen" said the
officer, lightly.
Yes" said the latter, his lips tightening 'but our
don't steal very often, SIR
Maria Solferno laughed joyously this COM
pication. The of danger wild Joy
her. She would have liked to be the queen of some
brigand chief to bind wounds and
deeds of daring And she had antipathy to
who bore the badge OF authority
to be her wits the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-27
WEST SOUND

Don't forget the lectures on diseases
of fruit trees, especially "black spot"
or "canker," Friday afternoon and
evening of this week at West Sound
hall, by Prof w. II. Lawrence, OF the
Puyallup Experiment Station. He is
making a special study of insect pests
aud tree diseases and will be glad to
have the benefit of any information
that the orchardists of this county may
be able to give him. A picnic dinner
will be served in the hall and everyone
is cordially invited,
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Orcas leland
ORCAS

Bessie Bromley, of Whatcom, has
been visiting Irene Van Moreham.
Mrs. Furlong and children have been
visiting friends in Fairhaven.
Otto Lind, of Minnesota, is visiting
his bro hers. Charles and Paul Lind.
Dr. Lee Ganson and family, of Lyn-
den. are visiting DR.. Ganson's parents.
G. A. Van Bogaert and son Louis
were in Whatcom few days last
week.
Mrs. Hammond and Miss Connie
Hammond are visiting friends in
WhatcOm.
Willie Mathesus is spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. G. V. Peter
son, at Argyle.
Mrs. Rose and Miss Carrie Rose, Of
San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. Roses
daughter, Mrs. A. J. King.
The Neighborly Club will give. a
social and dance at the home of H. w.
Ganson, Saturday, August 20.
Miss Marie Van Cromphant and
Miss Ball, who have been visiting at
Orcas, returned to Seattle Saturday.
The dance given by the "Jolly Three,
was well attended and everyone had a
good time. The boys can make ex-
celent coffee.
Capt. Daley, G. w. Woolard, Cons.
Van Moreham, A. Van Cromphant, c.
IL. Boede and Conrad Boede were a
party of campers on Waldron island
last week.
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San Juan leland
SAN JUAN VALLEY
Outside Of Comfy Sat

O. Void returned from Seattle Mon
day.
Archibald Fleming has invested in u
new binder.
Mrs. John Buckley returned Friday
from visit with relatives at Seattle.
Mrs. j. Campbell returned Monday
from Seattle, and will visit with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs f. Boyce.
Mrs. Henry Hannah and children
arrived Monday from Seattle for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Zeigler.
k. +. Burns, who was visiting for
two weeks at +. P. Bailer's, returned
to his home in Victoria Saturday.
Rev. Father lie Roux held services
at the valley Catholic church SUNDAY
and returned TO Anacortes Monday.
Mrs. McDermott and Miss Kate Me.
D'rmott have returned to Whatcom
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Cor.
man.
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FORT STANLEY

MIR. Calberg, former resident, called
here last week.
=. |. Whitman made business trip
to Anacortes last week.
Miss Brighton and brothers, Of Blake
~ island, attended services here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shockey and Dr.. Bow
man, of Whatcom, have been camping
ON our beach.
Mrs. Andrews, of West Sound, visit
cd her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Brown, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Ham and Mr.. and
Miss OH visited at the hons Of z. l.
Whitman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monfore, Of Spring
field, Dakota, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Mead
Mrs Eaton, Of Gus, passed through
tins place Friday, returning from a
visit at West Sound.
Mrs. Mitchell and family have re-
turned after several years at the Che
mawa, Oregon, school.
Albert Kent, of Michigan, has been
visiting at the homes of Z. |. Whit
man and J. c. Ringler.
Mary Lemaster and Mr.. Blankcter
have been spending part of their vaca-
ton with Port Stanley friends.
Mrs. Edgar Keeney, of Whatcom,
has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs p.
|. Whitman for the past week.
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Lopez leland
LOPEZ

Mrs. Paine is home from Wbatcom.
Mrs. c. T. Butler, son and daughter
have returned from Seattle.
Mrs. Frank Mann and daughter. and
neice, of Port Townsend, are visiting
Mrs. c. T. Butler and other friends on
Lopez.
The Ladies' Aid met Saturday after
noon with Mrs. }. p. Paine, whose
commodious home, though taxed to its
full capacity, was equal to the OCCASION.
About forty were present, among them
several visitors, VIZ: MIR. and Mrs.
Shockey and Mrs. Keeney, Whatcom;
Mrs. Monfore. Dakota; Mrs. Mann,
Port Townsend; Mrs. Fink, Seattle.
The work hour was spent in sewing,
after which Mrs. Paine served an eX-
selleut lunch and all enjoyed an hour
Of social intercourse. The culinary de-
Dartment of Mrs. Paine'S home has an
anviablc reputation and Mr.. Pane is a
rood waiter. The next meeuIg Will
he with Mrs. Thornton, in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid, besides doing much
good work, furnishes much social life
fOr the members and friends.
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No SnbStitnte Ofernd

say what you will about druggists Of
iering something lust AZ good Incense
II BAYS better profit, the fact still stands
la'l hhetY-nine ont Of a hund-a,r drug-
eI>tS recommend Chanberlain's Coli.
hoiera and Diarrhoea Remedy when the
ueS' remedy for diarrhoea is asked for
ana d1 so because they know it is the one
remedy That can always be depended mn
on, even M the most severe and danger
Gus cases. Sold by all druggists and deal
eEs IN patent medicines. '''" 0'Ai
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DEER H4RBOR
ybody in COED spirits here.

Everybody in good spirits here.
Corn is looking finely at FaIrview
farm.
Ernest Thompson has the finest gar
den hereabouts.
1t is reported that the Eagle lime
works may start up again shortly.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of the Christian
church at Whatcom, preached mere
last Sunday.
Mr.. Hanks, of Henrietta, l. r., left
here Tuesday for home after spending
a few days with Mr. Belshe.
The steamer Hermosa took quite a
number of excursionists from Deer
Harbor to Waldron island Sunday.
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THE BON Marches GREAT HAIR
VEST FESTIVAL,
August 31st to September aOtb

Fruit Growers and Farmers: You are
invited to send specimens of your pro-
duets (name and residence cards attached)
to be exhibited in show windows of Sc
attle's Mammoth Department Store dur
ing the holding of the September Harvest
Festival. All freight charges paid on de-
livery. Send your name for new TALL
catalogue.
Seattle & Co.-Nash,
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EAST SOUND
Farm Jouana1.

The new school house presents a fine
appearance from the bay. 1t is a very
attractive addition to the place.
w. j. Court is collecting exhibits for
the Whatcom fair, to be held next
week. Fruits, grains or vegetables
placed on the Buckeye Saturday at any
point in the county and plainly mark
ed in his care will be placed on exhibit
ton and properly credited. There are
many eastern people in Whatcom now
and good exhibit at the fair will be n
fine advertisement for the county.
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last week.

The bees are in the orchard
Gathering their honey,
The hens are in the meadow
Matching eggs for money.
The crops are all agrowin'
The very best they can,
No excuse at all, sir,
For the lazy man.
Harm II