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in knocking him out in his damage
suit for $4,000 against the Sun &
Moon Mining company of Idaho
Springs, Cal. He says McFedridge
came from st. Paul to testify against
him to the effect that he was not in
jured in the mine as represented. He
further stated that he was rendered
UNFIT for work. He succeeded In get
ting $500. J. J. White of Idaho
Springs was his best friend, never
forsaking ghim and doing all in his
power to get him out of the difiiculty.
In Trouble Before.
Last October I was accused of be-
ing in the gang that blew up a bridge
on the Northern Pacific near Helena,
because happened to be within 200
yards Of the scene and because I
carried a revolver. Everyone carries
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MILK IS
ALL RIGHT

The health department reports that
the milk situation Is improving. 'The
statement that the milk was doctor
ed il not true" said one Of the Of
hcials this morning. The only
trouble we found with the milk was
that It did not contain the requisite
amount OF butter fat. The state law
orders that there be at least per
cent butter fat IN the milk. Some
of the milk we examined had as low
as per cent butter fat in It. The
dairies were notified that the milk
must be of better quality and as
far as we have been able to learn
the order has been observed"
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HANGED

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, July Is
Geo. Suesser was hanged this morn
ing for the murder of Sheriff Farley Of
Salina. just before the moose was
adjusted Suesser asked permission to
take off his shoes, as he didn't want
to.die with shoes on. The request was
granted.
He shot the sheriff while the latter
was attempting to arrest him for
drunkenness.
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a revolver there. I was arrested and
lodged in the Deer Lodge Jail for two
weeks. They detained me as wit
nes sand after they found was not
guilty they let me go. ] didn't have
cent. 80 tramped to Helena, . dis
stance of 65 miles.
II shall not leave Spokane until my
lawyers prove 1 am innocent"
Superintendent Palmer Of the
Rocky Mountain division Of the
Northern Pacific and Inspector Nc.
Fedridge are in the city and feel
that they have the man they wanted
Hammond is Of the opinion that
the brakeman gave the tip to the
police thinking he would get the
$4,000 offered by the company for any
information, but asks why SHOULD ho
leave town so unceremoniously7
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SON
GOES TO PRISON

James Barrows. a nice-looking and
modest appearing young man of %
years OF age, was sentenced to 3h years
in the states prison today by Judge
Richardson. Attorney Hyde made a
strong plea to the court for lighter
sentence, from the fact that il was the
young mans first offense. The court
remained firm, taking the stand that
justice must be meted out to all alike,
and that horse stealing in this state
was felony deserving of strict pun
ishment. He CITED how sorry he felt
for the young man and his family, that
his promising career should receive
. check through the hand-of the law.
Rev. Peter b. Barrows, father of
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WEALTHY MAN KILLS
Wife, DAUGHTER AND
HIMSELF

BUFFALO, July l5.-Edgar WASH
burn, a member of the grain firm OF
Heathfeld 4 Washburn, this morning
shot and killed his wife and daughter
at their home and then ended his
own life. Business troubles were the
causes. He was one of the city's best
known grain merchants and was sup
posed to be wealthy.
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GETS 49 YEARS
FOR ASSAULT

MOUNT HOLL, N. j., July l5.-
Three negroes, Tmbers, Simms and
Austin, having confessed last night to
having assaulted Mrs. Biddle, the wife
of farmer near here, were brought
into court this morning from Camden
escorted by company Of militia. They
pleaded guilty and were sentenced to
40 years each in the state prison.
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(OCFippS NeWh AbSoCidtioH.J
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE prospects
of an immediate peaceful settlement
Of the packers strike was given a
setback today when President DON
nelly of the butchers union rejected
the propositions submitted by the
packers last night.
After receipt Of Donnelly's reply
the packers went into executive ses-
sion to consider the statement. but
soon adjournend until later in the
afternoon. The strikers took UP act
i've work and tentative orders were
issued to the stationary firemen to
quit work tomorrow. which will cause
much difficulty in keeping the. cooling
plants in operation. Good order pre-
walls throughout the yards, although
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TR0Ub[[ f[AR[D N St. PAUL.
pAQk[R5 ASH f0R TH[ MILITIA

the arrival Of small bodies Of strike
breakers are frequent.
The packers claim to have 5000 men
at work and that they will be inde-
pendently situated in a few days.
Arthur Meeker. general superin-
tendent Of the Armour company, at
tempted to kill a steer this morning.
He failed to hit a sufficient blow.
The animal charged. scattering Meek
er and his helpers. Finally the ami
NAL was lassoed and killed. Killing
continued in all the plants on a mod
crate scale. The companies claim
that lack of shipments is the only
reason it was not heavier.
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WEATHER N GOOD.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 15.-Re-
ports from Liao Yang state weather
conditions are fine. There has been
no rain for week past General
Rennakamp, the cavalry leader. is re-
ported slightly wounded.
A dispatch from Cronstadt says the
submarine boat Fulton is undergoing
tests in the river Neva, while three
more of it's class are en- route there.
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ROCK ISLANDS new
line

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 1.-THE
Chicago. Rock Island d Pacific 10
working with all possible speed In an
effort to have the new line between
st. louis and Kansas City completed
at the earliest possible date. omcial
announcement 10 made that the line
will be completed and opened TO traf.
nc within the next two weeks By
the completion Of the new line The
Rock Island II counting on getting .
large share Of theGworld.s Fair traf-
nc from points west Of KAnsas City.
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HARTMAN ROCKEFELLER WIN FIRST BATTLE in THEIR
WAR AGAINST NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY

was controlling interest, but part
Great Northern and part Northern
Pacific stock. leaving him in control
of both roads. Hartman denied Hills
right to do this and demanded the
stock he had contributed to the merg-
er and upon Hills refusal brought
the injunction suit. Elihu Root, for
mer secretary Of war, represented
Hill in this suit.
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MURDERED

CHEYENNE, July l5.-Hoi Waka-
mcsa, q millionaire japanese railroad
contractor, was shot by Thomas Yoshi-
hira, Japanese loborer, this MORN
ing in the main business street. Many
Of the pedestrians narrowly escaped
injury. Yoshihira claims that Waka-
mota defrauded him and intended to
shoot his ears off.
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YACHTS
COLLIDE
(scripps News Association. }

(Scripps News Association.)
DOVER, England. July 15.--com-
modor Plants American racing
schooner Ingomar and Herr Watkins,
American-built schooner -Navahoe
collided on Admiralty pier Just after
the beginning OF the Cinque Ports
yacht race today.
The Ingomar's forerigging and
bowsprit was carried away and the
hull damaged. The Navahoe's MAIN
sail was torn OF. Charlie Barr. the
lngomar's skipper, attempted to cut
OF the Navahoe. but misjudged the
distance.
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HAY RECEIVES
| DECORATIONS
(Scripps News Association }

4 (Scripps News Association.)
PARIS, July 15.-Secretary Hay
hes has been decorated with the
Grand Legion Of Honor for services
resdered In the cause Of peace. Am
bassador Porter called upon Min
lister Delcasse this morning and
thanked him on behalf of Hay for
the honor.
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RAoxH1a l1Exr.

lScr1pps News Association.) =
CHICAGO. July 15.--At 8 o'clock
a conference In the downtown ofiices
of Swift Just before entering q
prominent member said: Another
week without q settlement and the
strike win DO lost to. the unions."
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THOUSANDS MOURN
FOR HONEST MAYOR
lscripps News Association.

VoCEIpPS ANeWS HSSOOf8tfVh'1
TOLEDO. O., July 15.--All Toledo
today attended the funeral of the
late mayor. Golden Rule" Jones. II
is estimated that 100000 persons
viewed the remains in the last two
days. Business of all kinds Is closed.
The city is draped In mourning.
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LONDON, July ia Mukden dis
patch this afternoon reports the jap
anese losses during the fighting on
the right flank Of the defenses about
Port Arthur between the Sd and 9th
inclusive to be 1000. The Russian
loss swas insignificant. The Russians
drove back the Japanese and occupied
the heights commanding the Lun San
Tan pass.
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ROOSEVELT BACKS WATER
Will. SEE LAbORlNG MEN

OYSTER, Bay, July Ex-senator
Platt's conference was merely one Of
a series the president will hold with
the big men of the party. Secretary
Loeb received telegram from Wilkes
barre, informing him that the mine
workers will hold meeting Sunday at
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Scranton to receive a report Of the
delegates who made an unsuccessful at
tempt to see the president last Tuesday
At that meeting the presidents will.
ingness to receive the delegation will
be laid before the miners and a date
decided upon.
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MORGAN Dzo1mEs TO TALK.
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
NEW YORK, July 15.-Members
of the firm Of Morgan & Co. decline
to make any statement upon the Se-
curities decision, but it is learned
that the case will be appealed. Hill
says he has not seen copy Of the
decision, hence he must decline to
say anything regarding the future
plans of the company.
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IS ARRESTED
(scripps News Association.l ]

NEW YORK. July tS.-Rsbert
Fitxsimmons was held in $1,000 ball
at the Coney Island police court TO-
day. charged with grand larceny. vrs-
ferrsd by an animal trainer from
whom Fitssimmons II alleged 70 have
taken Hon cub. a \
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QUIET At OMAHA.

(Scripps News Association.)
OMAHA, July 15.-Little was done
at the packing plants today. But
few of the strike breakers were
smuggled in. The best order is being
maintained.
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lKJuNcTIoN REFusGp

PHILADELPHIA. July lS.--Aa -
junction was today rsfsse1 rsnnQo1no
the mayor from interierins NJ ~
proposed Fitrsimmons- 0'osien ~ /
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SHIP BURNED

tScripps News Association)
MELBOURNE, July 15.-The Brit
ish steamer Australia is ashore at
the entrance to Phillip Bay and is
as,re. She is expected to be a total
wreck.
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BAT Tie

ST. PETERSBURG. July l5.--It Is
reported that a battle is now being
fought at Tas Chi Chao.
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the young man, il Baptist minister
and feels the blow keenly. The sympa-
thy of the court was extended to him.
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1000 hogs and Cudahy 500. Peace
continues in the packing district and
neat prices are stationary.
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KRUGER'S BODY TO GO
TO TRANSVAAL
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps news Association.)
LONDON, July 15.-At a council
at Buckingham palace this morning
it was decided to grant permission
for the burial Of Paul Kruger in the
Transvaal beside his wife.
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(Scripps News Association.)

st. PAUL, July 16.-Serious trou-
Eight hundred strikers lined up to-
day and refused to let the Office force
enter. claiming they were doing
slaughtering. The sheriff declined to
escort the Office force in, fearing a
riot. The manager applied to the
governors Office for militia. Then
Mayor Lytle of South st. Paul head
ed the Office force and broke through
the lines. No open violence was Of
fered, but the resistance was deter
mined and the mayor desisted,
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 15.-All
but two packing companies are killing
today. Armour put on 200 new men
and Swift over 100. Both declare
they can get all the men they want.
Armour slaughtered 27o0 cattle to-
day. Swift 1000 hogs, the National
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CAPT. ANDERSON AND DOG SNYDER
Continued from First page

of life in Jail. We are thinking of
embarking in the wild west show
business when we get out. The spiel
will be something like this: Come
in and see the wild and woolly Out
law, Anarchist and Pirate, who,
with his feroicious dog Snyder, was
captured on an uncivilized island
known as Orcas, Only S1.OO, ladies
and gentlemen; children half price.
Don't go near the dog, children.
This old Pirate is supposed to have
$50, 600 buried on Orcas island. Some
shrewd and highly-civilized people,
anxious to secure quick and easy
wealth, having formed the opinion
that he was an 'easy old hayseed,
have in various ways been endeavor
ing to get this old Pirates money
Not succeeding in compelling him TO
dig up they have had him put in
limbo. The money has never been
found,
I appreciate Mr.. Arthur's gener-
osity (?) in giving me money to get
q meal He probably refers to a
time when | had returned to Seattle
from Nome, Alaska, fiat broke, after
having passed through a shipwreck
and various reverseS so often en-
countered by those who go up
against the arctic regions in their
'lawless" endcnvors TO wrest gold
from that land of eternal ice. My
partner had preceded me to Seattle
and had retained Mr.. Arthur as our
attorney in a case in admiralty for
damages against ship company. |
mentioned to Mr.. Arthur my strand
ed circumstances as to ready cash
for incidental expenses, and he kind
" offered me chance to earn lit
tie cash by serving papers from his
office The little amounts handed me
at different times by him were in
payment for these services and were
all that | received from him, and |
also appreciated his good advice,
which was some thing like this: "Take
these papers and serve them. Here
is two-bits for car fare. Keep the
balance to eat on and be careful and
don't squander it,. | am not UNI
grateful and would be pleased to
meet him when he again comes to
Friday Harbor and in this connec-
ton / might mention that the next
room to me in the jail is vacant.
l also appreciate the kindness and
thoughtfulness of the many friends
who have called to congratulate me
at my luxurious abode and the CHEEKY
friendliness of the little children who
have brought me flowers and stopped
to visit with me, and also the words
of our young minister who tells me
that "our Saviour Jesus Christ was
also cast into prison by evil and de-
signing persons. [ hope they won't
cruelty me.
C. w. ANDERSON
Pure California Port Wine Sl.50 per
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nheumatic Pains Relieved

The prompt relief from the severe pains
If sciatica and rheumatism which Is af-
forded by Chamberlain's Pain, Balm, is
alone worth many times its cost. Mr..
Willard C. VAIL of Ponghkeepsie, N. T..
,.'r;tas. 81 am troubled with rheumatism
and neuralgia of the nerves and Cham
herlain's Pain Balm gives relief quicker
than any liniment have ever used.",
For sale by all druggists and dealers in
patent medicines.
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Card of Thanks

To the many friends who so kindly
assisted and comforted us during the
sad hours ofo ur late bereavement
and for the many beautiful floral of
ferings, we extend our most heart
felt thanks.
Mrs. JOHN P DOYLE
AND FAMILY.
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Local and pereoral
Ice for sale at Fowle's.

Ice for sale at Fowle's.
Ice cream and sodas at Fowlesi
Save money on garden tools at Fowles.
W. II. McCrary has eight men at
work cutting wood on the Warbass
place.
Trunks. vaises, hand bags, glassware
md Tinware at Fowle's.
The steamer Messenger will be en-
ployed during the fishing season by
the White Crest Packing Company,
IF Anacortes.
For Sale-Four good milch cows-Jer-
Sey and Durham gentle and good milk
ars.--C. f. McLennon, West Sound.
=
The Friday Harbor Lumber Com
pany made its first lumber shipment
Tuesday, sending $4,000 feet to G.
Coghlan and the Cowell Lime and
Cement Company.
For Sale--A good work horse; works
single or double. Price $50. K. ID. War
bass, Friday Harbor.
W. L. Gazzam, of Seattle, special
agent of the Etna Insurance Com
pany, was here Wednesday on his
way to East Sound to adjust the
Geoghegan fire loss.
Dentistry-We will be at Friday Har-
Dor from Monday, May 30, until Satur-
day, June 4, prepared to do all kinds Of
Dental work.-City Dental Parlors, Bell
ingham.
Mrs. 6 B. briggs aud Miss jamie
Sandwich returned Wednesday from
three days visit with friends in
Victoria, having made the trip with
Robt. McLachlan and sons in their
launch.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Cutter and Attor
ney W. H. Wynn attended the per
Torrance of the Four Cohans in
Running for Office" at Beck S
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For Sale-Separator, Empire. No. /
good as new. Cash or approved security
Address Separator" Box, West Sound
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Reserved seats for cinderella in
Flowerland" will be on sale at the
drug store Monday.
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Jewel Stoves and Ranges. -Morse Hdw
Co., 1926 1899 Elk ST., Bellingham.
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TAX SALE

The sale of lands foreclosed by the
county for unpaid taxes for 1897 will take
place at the court house, Saturday, June 4.
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| Inc sale OF lands fOreclOsed by the
county for unpaid taxes for 1897 will take
place at the court house, Saturday, June A.
The bank will be closed Monday.
Reserved seats for cinderella in
Flowerland' will be on sale at the
drug store Monday.
cinderella in Flowerland" at Odd Eel
lows hall, Thursday evening, June 2
Don't miss 1t.
The steamer Buckeye was delayed
at Bellingham several hours yester
day for inspection.
Don't fail to see cinderella in Flower
land' at odd Fellows hall Thursday
evening, June2.
Mrs. Chas. Arend, of Roche Har-
Dor, spent day or two here during
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
V. q. McCrary.
| For Sale---Gasoine launch, 2Sft. long
6-horse power engine-all in good condi-
ton. Apply to Robt. Fleming, Friday
| Harbor.
Lee Wakefield was in town yester-
day on his way back to Wrangel,
Alaska, having left his children with
his parents at West Sound.
| For painting, paper-hanging, kalsomin-
ing, etc, at reasonable cost, leave orders
at Carters store, for limited time only.
A. j. Wright.
| Taxpayers are again reminded that
the real property taxes become de-
linquent June l if one-half are not
paid by that time
A. J. Wright, painter and paper hanger
is over from Belingham prepared to do
| all kinds of work in his line. Orders may
| be left at Carter's store.
Assessor Court reports the popu-
lation of Orcas island to be 940 an
| increase of 10Y, or a trifle over II
per cent since June |, 1900. The as
SCISSOR is now at work on the assess
,,,oo+ of Can T,,o,, iOlap1
For Sale-Registered Jersey bull, three
years old; easy to manage. Price $50.
Come and see some of his heifers and you
will want some like them.-E. A. Martin,
West Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. McMillin
left yesterday to attend the Re-
publican National Convention, at
Chicago, to which Mr.. McMillin is
one of the delegates from this state,
and visit the ST. Louis Exposition.
Lost-Somewhere between Friday Har-
Dor and my farm, Friday evening, May
20. nut off my National Tubular wagon.
If found, please return to me or to the
islander otfice.-Archibald Fleming.
Rev. J. Fl. Kevan will preach the
Memorial-day sermon at the M. E.
church tomorrow. Monday the G.
A r. memorial service will be held
at Emmanuel church in the valley.
+. J. Irwin will deliver the address.
Wanted-Man under 80, fair education,
to prepare for Govt Position. Begin $500
salary. Future good. Address As Light
house Blk, Bellingham, Wash. 5-2S-2m
The coast survey steamer Gedney
was in port Thursday for water and
some needed supplies. The work OF
surveying the approaches to San
Juan pass is nearly completed and
the Gedney will leave in few days
to take on stores at Seattle for the
summers work on the west coast OF
Prince of Wales island, Alaska. The
Gedney was built in 1875 especially
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lows hall, Thursday evening, June
Don't miss 1t.
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The steamer Buckeye was delayed
at Bellingham several hours yester
day for inspection.
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land" at Odd Fellows hall Thursday
evening, June 2.
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The bank will be closed Monday.
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Lieut.. and Mrs, Cutter and Attor
ney W. H. Wynn attended the per
Torrance of the Four Cohans in
Running for Office" at Beck S
beautiful theater in Bellingham Mon
day evening.
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Pure California Port Wine Sl.50 per
gallon at Void & Lightheart's.
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" old d Lightheart, wines and liquors.
: amily trade a specially.
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Mrs. Chas. Arend, of Roche Har
Dor, spent day or two here during
the week with her daughter, Mrs
V. z. McCrary.
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Wanted-Man under 80, fair education,
to prepare for Govt Position. Begin $500
salary. Future good. Address As Light
house Blk, Bellingham, Wash. 5-2S-2m
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For Sale-Gasoline launch, 28ft. long
6-horse power engine-all in good condi-
ton. Apply to Robt. Fleming, Friday
Harbor.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
taHe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
"a Al druggists refund the money if it fails
~ cure; e. w. Groves signature OH each
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EREE Knowing what II was TO suffer,
- -, ~. will give FREE OF CHARGE, to
by aHnlcted, positive cure for Eczema, Salt
N,neun, Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases. In
W W.T. relei. Don't suffer longer. Write II. W.
u-@LlAMS, 400 Manhattan Ave, New York
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For Sale-Registered Jersey bull, three
years old; easy to manage. Price $50.
Come and see some of his heifers and you
will want some like them.-E. A. Martin,
West Sound.
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Lee Wakefield was in town yester-
day on his way back to Wrangel,
Alaska, having left his children with
his parents at West Sound.