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A. and NJ plays Wake Forest We'd
nesday afternoon at the Fair grounds.
Monday afternoon at AIS A. and M.
plays ball with the Washington and
Lee boys.
Mr.. Clyde Herndon, of this city,
left yesterday for Greensboro, where
he goes to take a position with Ellis,
Stone & Co.
MIR. Joseph f. Pogue Secretary, has
received a large quantity of garden
seed for distribution among patrons of
the State Fair. He can be found in his
office in the Carolina Trust Building.
The primaries will be held on the
twentieth of April. Evidences multi
ply that the solid men of Raleigh are
going to elect honest and diSinterested
men to administer the affairs of the
city.
Mr.. Clarence B. Utley, of Norfolk,
Va, is in the city visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Utley. He al
so attended the funeral services of
his sister, Mrs. w. V. Williams in
Goldsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Utley return
ed yesterday afternoon from Colds
boro, where they went to attend the
funeral services of their daughter, Mrs
w V. Williams, who died at her resi-
dence in that city on Thursday after
noon last.
The funeral of Mr.. Anderson Ter
ry. who died Friday at his home in
the Caraleigh section, was held yester-
day from the residence and the inter-
ment was in the city cemetery. He
was an old and respected citizen, an
uncle of Mr.. Joseph Terry gardener
at the Capitol. -. 9iAs xaE42E
Miss Florence Davis the beautiful
AND gifted young Kentucky girl who
is so successfully presenting 1.-THE
Player Maid will be at the Academy
of Music on Friday night on return
engagement. The play is among the
very best ever given here and large
audience should greet the company.
Mr.. James G. Upchurch, member of
the Board of Aldermen from the sec
ond division of the third ward, will not
be a candidate for reelection. There
has been strong pressure brought to
Jear by many voters on Mr. Herbert
w. Jackson to permit the use OF his
name as candidate, and it is gener-
Rev Charles L. Hutchins. DID,, Of
Concord, Mass. will preach in the
Church of the Good Shepherd this
morning at IL o'clock. DR.. HutchirS
is editor of the Hutchins church hym-
nal and for many years has been sec
rotary of the house of deputies of the
general convention of the Episcopal
church. While in the city DIR. Hutch
ms is the guest of Rev. l. Mex. Pit
tenger.
An electricians union has been
formed here with nine members The
meetings are held Friday night in the
Rescue Fire Company Hall. The Off
GERS are: Mr.. Coke, of the Raleigh
Construction Company, president; MI.
Tulice Ruth, of the same company,
vice-president, and Mr.. Thompson, of
the Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany secretary and treasurer
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MIR. Joseph f. Pogue Secretary, has
received a large quantity of garden
seed for distribution among patrons of
the State Fair. He can be found in his
office in the Carolina Trust Building.
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KINGS BUS. COLLEGE ALLOWS
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any Raleigh Bank to be refunded in
full at end of first months if Kings
College is not as represented, and, in
his own judgment, superior to any
other school in the State.
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at reasonable rate, with private
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Rogers. 531 Halifax street.
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FRESH BLUE GRASS SEED, IRISH
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at Young's Hardware Co., II East
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Utley return
ed yesterday afternoon from Colds
boro, where they went to attend the
funeral services of their daughter, Mrs
w. V. Williams, who died at her resi-
dence in that city on Thursday after
noon last.
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Mr.. Clarence B. Utley, of Norfolk
Va, is in the city visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Utley. He al
so attended the funeral services OF
his sister, Mrs. w. V. Williams in
Goldsboro.
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DRUG.

ANTED-REGISIILR DRUG
gist br clerk from to years ex-
perience. Jas. z. Stowe 6, Co., Char
lotte, n. C.
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$4,000 DENTAL PRACTICE FOR
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of ten thousand people for young
man. Reason for sale: poor health.
Address Dentist, care News and OBJ
server,
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men one. Good wages and steady
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Iron Co., Burlington, N. c.
4-1-3t
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The funeral of Mr.. Anderson Ter
ry. who died Friday at his home in
the Caraleigh section, was held yester-
day from the residence and the inter-
ment was in the city cemetery He
was an old and respected citizen, an
uncle of Mr.. Joseph Terry, gardener
at the Capitol. -. aiAa zz4S&
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

Miss Florence Davis the beautiful
and gifted young Kentucky girl who
is so successfully presenting "The
Player Maid" will be at the Academy
of Music on Friday night on a return
engagement. The play is among the
very best ever given here and large
audience should greet the company
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

The primaries will be held on the
twentieth of April. Evidences multi
ply that the solid men of Raleigh arr
going to elect honest and disintereste(
men to administer the affairs of the
city.
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Mr.. Clyde Herndon, of this city,
left yesterday for Greensboro, where
he goes to take a position with Ellis,
Stone & Co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

Monday afternoon at AIS A. and M.
plays ball with the Washington anC
Lee boys.
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Newest shapes paul

CoRsETs-We shapes paul
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

A. and NJ. plays Wake Forest Wed
nesday afternoon at the Fair grounds
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Orcas
Hrea 81 So. NJ.
EAST SOUND

Jack Woods made a trip to Bell
ingham last week.
DR.. l. M. Harrison, of Seattle,
spent a few days here during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Peck, of Seat
tie, are spending a few days in the
village, visiting friends.
John Sutherland, of Seattle, is oc-
cupying the Sutherland cottage here
and will remain some time.
Mrs. Blaine and son Bruce have
moved into the c. H. Showers cot
tage for the summer months.
The Madrona Club met Thursday of
last week with Mrs. Luther Suther-
land. The ladies enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon.
John Calvin's brother, of Seattle,
has purchased the Harper ranch and
is making arrangements to move
here soon.
Mrs. Gill, who had been spending a
fortnight with her sister, Miss Gregg,
at Tacoma, returned Wednesday, her
sister accompanying her.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. J. L. Cramer Wednesday after
noon. A very large number ofladies
were present and enjoyed pleasant
time.
! H. G.. Geoghegan returned Wed
nesday from Alaska, where he has
been for some months as official court
stenographer in Judge Wickersham's
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoerschgen ano
Mrs. Rudow arrived Monday from
Gaylord, Mimi, to spend some time
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ru
l.dow. They were met at Seattle by
Leo Rudow.
| George Sutherland and E. F
Templin have taken the contract tx
deliver the logs from Cascade lake t.
to the Newhall mill. Mr.. Newhall i.
f preparing to turn over his property
!, to the Morans by June l.
There will be an old-fashioned Be,
to work on the school grounds o.
/ Saturday, March Is. It is hope,
that there will be q large "turl
Tout. The ladies of the village vii
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WEST SOUND

Estyn Chalmers has been shipping
peas this week.
Frank and Allen Chase were in Sc
attic this week.
Peter LaPlante is building a fine
new poultry house.
Miss Otella Smaby has been spend
ing a few days at home.
Mrs. VIM. Bostian and Mrs. w. A.
Wakefield are both reported i'll.
Edmond Van Bogaert shipped quite
a lot of apples to Seattle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dudley returned
Tuesday from a pleasure trip to Ana
cortes and Bellingham
Mrs. Taylor returned to her home
near Friday Harbor Monday after a
pleasant visit with relatives anc
friends here.
At the musicale Sunday afternoon
the songs by Mrs. Atkins and Miss
Atkins, with violin accompaniment.
were especially appreciated.
Mr.. Vetter has put in wire gates
where his fences cross much trav'
eled path. They are great con
venience to the scoool children espec
ia11u
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Island
Pop. 1850

serve dinner at the school house and
this fact alone should be an induce
ment to the men to come and work,
for everybody knows what East
Sound ladies can do in that line.
Mrs. Amos Hill returned Saturday
morning from a three months visit
with relative and friends in Seattle,
Tacoma and Chehalis. Mrs. Alfred
Hill had arranged pleasant sur
prise by asking number of Mrs.
Hills friends for Saturday afternoon
to help welcome her home. Dainty
refreshments were served and the
ladies spent a most pleasant after
noon. Those present were: Mrs.
Sutherland, Mrs. Luther Sutherland,
Mrs. Templin, Mrs. White, Mrs.
Philip, Mrs Calvin, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs.
Blaine, Mrs Waldrip, Mrs. Showers
and Miss Templin.
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SAN JUAN VALLEY


Mr.. and Mrs. Heidenreich returned
Monday from visit up-Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Day, of Seattle,
are visiting relatives on the island.
Henry Hademan, of Tacoma, ar
rived Monday for a visit with friends
on the island.
Remember the dance at the w. o. w
hall on the 18th Of March. A good time
And a good supper guaranteed. Every
body cordially invited.
fyou have not tried BROWN HERB
TABLETS, write for sample packapes
They are mailed free.-W. p. CALDWELL.
Agent, Deer Hartor, Washington.
Morse Hardware Co., of Bellineham.
has most excellent article in the way OF
FLOORING. This compound is put M
in 5-gallon tins and is superior to any
thing in the market, combining, as it
does, not only sure death to dust, but
also varnish, its use leaving the floor in
its original state, and not in the dirty,
murky condition as do the oils used and
sold by others. Use FLOORlNE and
have dustless floor. Price SOC gallon.
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SEED OATS FOR SALE

Golden Fleece Seed Oats for sale. Ma
ture as early as Banner and yield to 8
pounds more to the bushel. Stool out
well. Straw strong and healthy. No
boards. Sample at l.. B. Carriers Store.
ARCHIBALD FLEMING.
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Miss Mullis, Milliner, Of Friday Har-
Dor, will be at the East Sound hotel
March q, % and 20, with fine stock
Of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Nil.
lfnery, Spring and Summer styles.
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ORCAS

G. H. Gift has gone to Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furlong left Thurs
day for Vancouver, B. C.
Mr.. Ross, of Vancouver, B. c., is
visiting his nephew, c. F. McLennon.
Mrs. Backman has returned home
after a two weeks visit at Seattle
and Hoods canal
The shrimp steamers are now
catching quantities of small shrimp,
most of them too small to be salable.
Guy Kent came over from Thatcher
Saturday evening to attend the initia-
ton of two new members of the Mod
ern Woodmen lodge. -
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BASKETBALL

Score of last game-Trojans 8,
Guards 4.
The tie between the Guards and
Troians was also played off in favor
of the former.
Standing of teams = Invincibles:
won Z, lost 3. Guards: won 5, lost 5.
Trolans: won 5, lost 5.
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DEER HARBOR

w. P. Caldwell visited the county
seat Thursday.
It is reported that a new kiln is to
be built at the Orcas lime works.
Thirty votes were cast at the school
election Saturday and the proposition
to bond the district for 81 800 for the
erection of new school house car
ried unanimously. Mr.. Thomas was
elected director to succeed @. T.
Loos.
The Blue Front store contracts for WOO
on the sleeps back at 22I cents pOun6
and pays part down in cash. Anything
else you have to sell Carter will buy, i
merchantable, and pay for it in cash o.
trade, as you like it.
Milk and buttermilk are both goot
for the voice, and a raw egg heater
up with a little lemon juice vii
strengthen and clear it.
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DOE BAY AND OLGA

Jos. Reddick is slowly recovering
from his recent trouble with his
throat and lungs.
Anthony Ohlert is having bad luck
with his engine. He has not had it
running yet, and has had to send his
new dynamo back to Seattle.
The school elections here last Sat-
urday resulted in electing B. F.
White in place of j. D. Moore in the
Olga district, and g. N, Culver in
place of Duncan Bower in the Dee
Bay district.
Herbert Viereck returned last
Monday from the Philippine islands
via San Francisco. He enlisted in
the army three years ago and was
in the south for a little over year.
He does not intend to re-enlist.
The benefit ball on March 3rd was
well attended and everybody had a
good time. Financially it was a sue
cess, something over $50 being net
ted for the cemetery fund. Special
mention is due to T. III. and Mary
Robertson for the nice way the lunch
was served.
hon ct Ar al !.
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Woodmen ball at Madden's corners the
evening of st. Patrick's day. Everybody
cordially invited.
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Don't forget that you can get first-class
fruit trees-apples, pears, plums, cherries.
ETC., for fall or spring planting, from p,
BOSTIAN, East Sound. 1913
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FOR SALE-Berkshire Pigs and Shoats,
from two weeks to four months old; = to
46per head. w. Shoots, Friday Harbor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
PatriOtisnaO en- aCei6n

dad de idasa y sentimi toa
ST ell pueblo de Pos1t6 Rico tiene &
sus maestros y los psga. psrece l6gico
pensar que hene derechO s de6e taner'
10 para inmisCnirGa en- Ia instruction
p6blioa. para dirigiFIa y detsrmi-
nRrEa.
Estoa Il que son derechos inaIienG.
b!es dignos de ser estudiRdos y de to
MARIE en- confederation p0r todas lAs
perBoDas que tienen intervention en- ID
c0Ba Edblica.
GLS COrFespondenciRD que ha segui
do paso & pGS0 no solo eb mcYimiento
general de opinion qua se opera en Ia
isiA On estos momentos. sinO con Carl.
no tcdO CuaDtO & n instruction publ
ca se rtfisre. seguirk aCcgiendo todaa
Las demostrRcioneB que puedHn secun-
dar 81 esfaeTzo de Il Junta Escolar de
San Juan.
Y para teFminRr teDgsn en- cueDta
las JuntAA Eacolares que elias han sidO
eIeRidas por ell pueblo. por Ell Voto po
pulRr y no pOr el Dspartamento de
instruction , quo por tanto eatSn en- 81
deber de rendir ga trabsjo aI pueblo
que las eIigi6 y no 81 ConsejD EjeCuti.
70. dueflo. seflor y 6rbitFO de IN pue-
bio al que ain "a c0nsentimientO 60
biernan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08

A la orilla de- la carretera de-
AFecibo q Utuado y freRte de Ia
casa del senior Oliver hay un bu-
ION con una bandeFita para la c.
rresponaencia. que arecoje Ell coz
ductor 81 Ia hanaerita esta en- sen =
lido perpendicular al camino. Guam
DO esta paralela. es senal de que
el buz6n esta .yacio.
No deia De ser ingenioso el sis
tema.- De ese modo ell conductor
no tiene que molestarse y per der
tempo.
Una banderita igual deseaFiamOs
YER sObre el muelle de espig6n que
indicara que la huelga ha cesadO,
qua ha vuelto el sosiego q los ha-
bitantes de San Juan, pues no ca
be decir que la Paz reina en- Var
sovia. porque hace POGO que los
varsevionos han xderOgadoH tan CO
nocida y tranquilizadora Erase.