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. A TREACHEROUS TROUBLE

The headaches and dizzy feelings
that trouble so many persons are
often but. symptoms of kidney COM
plant
Kidney diseases are very trcacher-
Gus. They come on silently, gain
ground rapidly, and cause thousands
of deaths that could have been pre-
vented by treatment in the. beginning
Nature gives early warnings OF
every disease, if you would but note
and heed them. Bachache, twinges OF
pain when STOPPING or lifting, head
aches, faint spells and urinary dis
orders are among the first warnings
of kidney trouble. 4
If these signals are unheeded, there
comes steady, dull, heavy aching
in the back and loins, noticeable
weakness and loss OF flesh, rheumatic
attacks, weakening of the sight. ir-
regular heart action, languor, attacks
of gravel, irregular passages Of the
kidney secretions, sediment, painful,
scalding sensation, dropsical bloating,
etc.
But there is no need to suffer long.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
maine ORDERED
TO MARE ISLAND
To Stay There Until May Is,
and Then Take AIabama's
Place in Dock
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHE CALL

VALLEJO. May S.-The navy depart
ment has directed the commander IN
chief of the Atlantic fleet to send the
Maine to Carquinez straits just or
Mare island light on the first high tide
after Rear Admiral Evans flag has
been hauled down on the Connecticut
Saturday. She is to return TO San
Francisco and dock at Hunters point
about May 25 after the Alabama. Such
repairs as are found necessary are au-
thorized. to be completed before the
vessel leaves the yerd
Rear Admiral Evans reported TO the
commandant of the Mare island yard
by wireless this afternoon that he had
ordered the British collier Fnverkip to
the yard TO be discharged, as her cargo
was on fire In two holds.
The Inverkip. Dodwell & Co.. San
Francisco. agents. arrived in San Fran
cisco April with a cargo OF Sterling
Poweiton coal for the fleet. her cargo
being taken on at Philadelphia. The
vessel was awaiting the termination OF
festivities in San Francisco. when she
would proceed to discharge into the
naval vessels.
Previous experience with this coal
has shown IL to be OF a dangerous
character and 1t viii not store we'll
The Maduro, another British collier for
the fleet and awaiting discharge in
San Francisco. is also loaded with
Sterling -Powelton coal and similar
trouble may be expected from her.
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TRIP ON BAY ENDS
!. IN WOMAN'S DEATH

From the spirit of JOY and youth and
festivity to that of. sorrow and death
in the twinkling of an eye was the
awful experience last night of the
friends OF Mrs. L. w. Holt. drowned
before their eyes at the very moment
of touching land after an evening of
social pleasure amid the pomp and
splendor of the bay OF the thousands
who came and went yesterday between
the shore and the ships, none were
more happy and light hearted than
the party to which Mrs. Holt belonged.
Mrs. Holt was a sister of the well
known Beadle brothers. and, with a
number of friends from her home, Ala
media, and accompanied by her hus-
band. she had spent. the evening upon
the chartered steamer Acme, cruising
around the floating fairland of the
fllumined battleships
The boat had touched at the Harri-
son street wharf and some of the party
had already disembarked when Mrs
Holt, who was in the act of stepping
ashore, hearing her husbands voice,
turned. thinking he had spoken TO her
The next moment she missed her
footing and plunged headlong into the
cold, black water A deckhand leaped
in and seized hold OF the unfortunate
woman. and she was soon brought tc
land. Followed by her distracted hus-
band and friends. she. was rushed to
the harbor emergency hospital. where
for an hour Dir. Tillman worked over
the unconscious form. endeavoring to
bring back the life. 1t was In vain,
The shock had killed her When a
deputy coroner arrived he assured the
grief-stricken husband and friends
that removal to the morgue would be
unnecessary, and the body of Mrs
Holt was accordingly taken TO B. F.
Kenny's undertaking rooms.
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DOG GUARDS BODY OF
MISTRESS ALL NIGHT

SAN RAFAEL, May S.-The body of
Mrs. Anna Ponzi was found near the
White house, Fairfax roadhouse. this
morning by Constable George Agnew.
An empty bottle of carbolic acid near
by and the terribly burned face of the
dead woman were mute evidences Of
suicide.
small dog, shivering with the cold.
to which he had. been exposed all night,
his dead mistress and refused to allow
any one TO touch 1t until he was forci-
bly, removed
The woman attempted to commit sui
eide three years ago by taking carbolic
acid. She had been demented for some
time and plans had been almost COM
pleted for her commitment to Napa.
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BRITISH STEAMER
STRIKES fRFIGnT[R

PORTLAND. Eng. May s.-The Brit
ish steamer Matiana. from London for
Calcutta. has been in collision with the
Hamburg-American line steamer Bra
zilia at a point 20 miles south of here.
The Matiana returned here with her
stern broken and other damages. A
tug went in search OF the German
steamer.
Before the vessels parted the Ham
burg American liner reported that 1t
intended TO come to Portland.
The Brazilia is q freighter. 1t came
into port this afternoon and proceeded
for Hamburg. She was struck on the
port bow above the water line.
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SAN FRANCISCO PROOF

Mrs. j. Lesel. living at 1910 Golden
Gate avenue, San Francisco CAL:
Some years ago / endured a great deal
of suffering from disordered action
of my kidneys. l had sharp pains
through my back so severe at times as
to cause me to cry out. In time the
sharp pains left. but they were fol-
lowed by sudden ache in my back
which kept me in constant misery. I
suffered from headaches and was often
so dizzy that 1t was impossible for me
to go up or down stairs. l had to
keep plasters on my back all the time
and about three years sago Doan's Kid
ney Pills We're brought to my atten-
tion and I procured box They re-
Iieved me from the first and l was
very thankful for the benefit re-
ceived from their use. have had slight
attacks of backache SINCE but Doan.s s
Kidney Pills have never failed to ban
ish the trouble"
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ATHLETE BREAKS BONES

PALO ALTO. May s.--Irvis Butter
field well known local high school
athlete. while practicing pole vaulting
yesterday, fell and broke his arm and
collar bone ia two places. DIR. Carl G.
Wilson attended Butterfield. who is
resting easily today at the home of
his parents on the Middleheld road
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RESTRICTS THE SALE OF
STANFORD'S 1909 QUAD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May s.
Manager d. W. Burbank of the 1909
Quad. the junior year book of Stanford
university which so severely lampooned
the faculty in its recent issue, has
found that the josh department has
barred his book from the marts OF col
lege trade He says the book is
Stunned like an evil by the local book
store keepers WHO are under the juris-
diction of the faculty and dependent
upon the university for their privileges.
The Stanford bookstore. the chief dis
tributing source OF student literature
upon the campus, yesterday informed
the manager that the books would not
be allowed place on the shelves. It
Is not known from what source the in
structions of the bookstore manager
have been received. but Burbank de-
elaTes the faculty members of the cor
poration have taken this means to re-
strict the circulation Of the bitter car
toons.
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rNcoRPoRATroN PAPERs Piled

REDWOOD CITY. May s.-The John
Center company OF San Francisco has
fled Incorporation papers with the
county clerk The company has cap
ifal stock OF 100000 with shares of q
par value Of 500 each. The actual
amount subscribed is $500 by the fol-
lowing stock holders: A. F. Morrison.
John Center and George l. Center.
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troubles. This remedy has made a
reputation for quick relief and lasting
cures. 1t is a simple compound of
pure roots and herbs that have di-
rect action on the kidneys. 1t was
the secret 76 years ago of an old
Quaker lady. 1t was given to the
public by James Doan, druggist,
and is now known and recommended
the whole world over.
Home cures prove the value of
Doan's Kidney Pills to our readers.
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cnnlnr of the FIeef

An article OF FINELY interest By H A.
Evans. q. S. NJ on the sigDlhchnce Of
he-rresf feet q presence Ia the Pacific,
appears In the May sunset.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

Virginia; sailor Elkins OF the West
Virginia won by default the cham
pionship Of the 155-pound class. Elk
ms wrestled an exhibition bout with
NJ. p. Rapp,. an Olympic club man and
won.
Athletic sports will again be held IN
the pavilion tonight.
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A great sale of Desks, Chairs and Ia
bles is now on at the Phoenix Desk and
Chair Co.. so Geary St :.
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Bad Symptoms.

rho woman who has periodical head.
.tns backache, sees imaginary dark
- nts or specks floating or dancing before
siu' owes. has>gnawing distress or heavy
h er teeling VI stomach, faint spells, drag
i na'nmg.down/ feeling in lower abdominal or
ei nI''ic region, easily startled or excited,
pe..,n or painful periods, with or with
ni.e Iklyic cataRrh, is suffering from
OUT rpb-Sses andferangements that should
s We eS1iy attention. Not all of above
h nav Tntorts aE likely to be present In any
case SseaaaIIe%teA or badly treated and such
os KIN run into maladies which de-
eGasspS IKE surgeons knife II they do not
raslIYatally.
and lImeTQ4S record Of cures t1 such
ss.ss a; Or; RIs5ess IA 5ax s11b SreScS!n
G 414tesSsi6laf Ild0rSemenf- OF each 0f IT'S
iESs1.5r5 TngredientS-Morth more Than any
s-I6er of ordinary non;p1QlesSjQnaI feS:
A-SfaIS The very best INGREDIENTS
l44.~sTH 10 medical science for the cure of
Iknnnman's peculiar ailments enter into its
o~oUmnosition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit bahit forming drug is to be found in the
list Of its ingredients printed on each
hottle-wrapper and attested under oath.
In any cOn0lJl VI Glc lctudiO system.
nr Piprce's Favorite Prescription can do
a mi; good-never harm. Its whole effect
G is to strengthen, invigorate and regulate
the whole female system and especially
the the pelvic organs. When these are de-
ranged ran in function or affected by disease,
!bn Stomach and other organs of digestion
become mpathetically deranged, the
nerves are weakened, and long list of
had. unpleasant symptoms follow. Too
mich D must not be expected of this va
T y[ Prescription" 1t will not perform
miracles; will not cure tumors-no med
zine zine will. 1t UW often prevent them, if
taken in time, and thus the operating
table and the surgeons knife may be
avoided.
Women suffering from diseases of long
standing. are invited to consult Doctor
Pierce by letter, free. All correspondence
is held as strictly private and sacredly
confidential. Address DR.. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. Y.
DR., Pprce's Medical Adviser 1000 pages)
IS sent tree on receipt of 81 one-cent
stamps for paper covered, or 81 stamps
for 10Th. hound copy. Address as above.
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Additional OrCaS Island
DOLPHIN BAY

Miss Lena Bull has returned home
from Belllngham.
Mr.. Penson has been quite ill with
a cold but is slowly improving.
James Iotte is fencing all of bis
place. He expects to put sheep on
it.
Miss Emma Krumdiack' ankle is
getting better but she is still limping
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.. Jones we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen Sat
urday evening.
VIM. McKissock has been quite i'll
with bronchitis for the past week but
is now improving.
Tom Jones and Bert Smith visited
at the home of Mr.. jones' parents at
Mitchell bay Saturday.
Fred Krumdiack made business
trip in his launch to Roche Harbor
Saturday evening, returning Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and children
returned home Monday from a couple
of days visit with Mr.. Gray and fam
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Famous Painter Secures
Remarkable Grand Piano
PaM DeLongpre, Celebrated Flower PANT
er, Obtains AIT treasure

A superb, specially designed grand
piano has just been received in Los
Angeles, - says the Times. Although
the instruments made by the eminent
house of Ohickering in Boston. have
always maintained the leading posi-
ton in America and Europe, yet
their reputation must have been con-
siderably enhanced through the beau
tiful grand piano built by this noted
Boston house Tor Mr.. Paul DeLongpre,
the celebrated flower painter OF Hol-
lywood.
-ssIt is the most beautiful example
Of the modern plano makers art ever
shown to this city. The deign OF the
piano IL Of the Empire period. made
In figured mahogany. the decorations
being roses and birds done in oil by
Mr.. DeLongpre. The piano has re-
ouired almost eighteen months In
building. The instrument will be
placed In the art gallery OF the ia
NOUS DsLongpre home. whore it Will
undoubtedly attract much attention
from the thousands Of tourists who
40 to view the famous paintings Of the
artist.
s.viewed from every and ang stand.
point. this truly glorious piano 10 in.
deed . credit to this time honored
firm Of piano makers. which IL the Old
est establishment of its kind IN Amer.
lea, its beginning dating long De.
fore the era Of telegraph or railroad.
The genuine OhickerinR Of Boston
is repreeented on the Ooase oy =.
s. Johnston Co.. the largest ana old
est dealers in the west. and the ABOVE
piano for Mr.. DeLonspre is the tnlro
special art grand furnished by tnt
House 81 Johnston for wealthy homes
on the Coast
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Commissioners
Proceedings
Continued Dee.
the county current fund in payment
OF bills allowed as follows
Continued From Page One

Buchanan
n $40 S1nu"ith {" IS 90
A petition bearing the signature of
twenty five resident taxpayers of Fri
day Harbor and vicinity asking the
officers of the law to permit. the sale
of confectionery. ice cream. fruit and
cigars on Sundays was presented and
ordered filed.
The assignment of the lease of tide
land owned by the county and occu-
pied by Western Mills and Lumber
Co.. was approved.
The auditor was directed to cancel
all delinquent and uncollectible per-
sonal taxes and give the treasurer
proper credit on the respective rolls.
The petition OF Vernon Curtis and
others for road Improvement was laid
over until the next meeting of the
board.
The following resolution was
adopted:
"Wh.reas. The board of directors
OF school district No. has offered to
bear equally with the county the ex-
pense of installing a Buckeye three
way pump. or some other pump equal
ly as good. at the we'll lately made
by the county and said district at
The county seat. providing that the
county erect and install at its own
expense a wind mill or power plant
and reservoir tank. of the kind and
capacity to be determined by said
county at said we'll. and reserving to
the county the privilege of selling or
renting all water from said we'll in
excess of that required for school and
court house purposes. the proceeds of
said sales or rentals to go to the
county until an amount is realized
equal to the initial cost of working
and establishing said wind mill or
power plant. tanks and reserv oirs for
which the proceeds of said sales or
rentals shall be divided equally be
tween said school district and the
county. and
Whereas. the erection of such wind
mill and power plant. and tank reser-
voir is necessary to the protection Of
the county property at said county
seat and would afford protection as
we'll to all property at said county
seat. and such understanding as pro-
posed with said school district would
materially lessen the cost to the
county of said improvements:
'tResolved. That said proposal of
said school district be accepted and
that contract be- entered into in ac-
cordance with said proposal and this
resolution. and that the auditor call
for bids in the manner required by
law for the erection and installing of
a wind mill, tank and two reservoir
tanks each of the capacity of 1000
gallons to be erected in accordance
with the specifications on file in the
Office of the county auditor. said bids
to be deposited with the auditor by
noon, Monday. July 6. 1908.
The jury list. consisting of 800
names of citizens subject to jury SER
vice, was drawn.
The commissioners per diem and
mileage account was allowed as fol
lows:
Isaac Sandwich .$I6 20
James A. Buchanan .............-.......... 10 40
H. +. Cayou. ..................... II 20
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lily at Olga.

lily at Olga.
Fred Krumdiack has purchased the
johnson launch from Langdon. He
expects to use her for towing scows
pretty soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bull and chill
dren. Mrs. Joseph Bull and two
daughters, Georgia and Lena. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Iotte.
Mrs. Joseph Bull moved her
household furniture to Bellingham
Thursday. Mrs. Bull and her two
daughters, Lena and Georgia. expect
to live in Bellingham for the pres
ent.
The Grow Valley and Dolphin Bay
ball teams played again last Sunday.
the score being % to 80 in favor of
Dolphin Bay. Next Sunday the Dol
phin Bay team will go over to the
Valley to play the Grows.
Miss Droullard and Mr.. Will Ham
bley, of Grow Valley. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones. In
the afternoon they all went over to
see Mr.. Moran's magnificent house
and hear the big pipe organ play.
Every lady in our vicinity is anx-
ious to use EQUALITY" -four made
by the BellinRham Flour Mills Co. 2
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RICHARDSON

Farmers are busy blowing and seed
ing.
Miss Ada Agutter is quite sick al
the Richardson hotel.
Thomas Graham returned Monday
from trip to Bellingbam.
John Wilson is building an addi
tion to the blacksmith shop to make
room for horse stock.
Miss Nina Ruthford. of Sedro-
WooIley, is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Carvey.
Miss Eva Carvey returned Monday
from Sedro- Woolley, where she has
been for the past three months.
II. B. Butts started Monday fol
Cook inlet, Alaska. where he has q
position with one of the fish compan-
les.
G. G. Cocker, of the Inland Navi
cation Co., while among the islands
passed by Richardson. No opposi.
tion here,
Miss Jennie Graham came over from
Bellingham Monday for a week s
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Graham.
Mr.. Calkin, of the Wood Products
Co., of Anacortss, was in Richard
son the first of the week in the inter-
ests of the company.
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s. d. BugRe returned Wednesday
from Port Townsend where he went to
attend the annual election Of officers
Of the Knights Templar, held the pre-
vious evening. He Was the eminent
commander during the past year.
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BROWN HERB TABLETS

Have made for themselves many lasting
friends throughout the county, and as
thev are becoming better known, they are
s sT, to make many more. Box (s-ven
months treatmentsl 90. postpaid. Sample
nackage mailed free. w. P. Caldwell,
Special Agent, Box "a, Lopez. Wash.
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails to tone the stomach. purify the blood,
regulate the kidneys, liver and bowels:
The greatest spring tonic, makes and
keeps you well. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
Friday Harbor Drug Co.
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Gene G. Gould went to Seattle Mon
day night. returning Wednesday morn
ing via Anacortes and attending the
Masonic lodge there Tuesday night
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Andrew Newhall has had several
men at work this week improving
the road to Idlewild from F. N. Gull
ver's place.
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Miss Ida A. Barry. Of Seattle. hal
been spending the week with her SIS
ter, Miss Juanita Barry.
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FOR SALE-New % It. launch.
equipped with TX b. p. Buffalo en-
CINE. Price 5000. John Douglas.
Friday H1rbor.
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LOST, Key ring with three keys,
two fat and one paddock. II found
please return to John Douglas.
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Dr.. Gordon has quite . force Of
men at work on his bungalow on Cen
ter island. Il will be one Of the an
est homes in the county.
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Andrew Newhall went to Belling'
ham Thursday.
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FOR SALE-12 horse power. 80
foot launch $500. A bargain. Address
]. d. Chase, West Sound. Washington.
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The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. j. w. Frits next Wednesday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Milo Shoots. Of Anacortes.-
has been spending few days visiting
her parents, brother and sister AND
many friends here.
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j. M. Armstrong. of the Anacortes
Creamery and Packing Company, was
q Welcome visitor last Saturday.
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Sulphur for spraying can be OBJ
tanned at the Friday Harbor drug
store.
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Every lady IN our vicinity is
anxious to use EQUALITY" -four
made by the Bellingham Flour Mills
Co.
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A. Stoliker has bought the Doyle
estate lots, comprising half block
fronting OH West and Second streets.
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Chistian Endcavor Social

An loo cream social will BE- given
By the Christian Endeavor Society Of
the presbyterian church. next FRI
day evening, April "a. The follow
Ing program will be rendered
Song
Recitation Miss Myrtle Onurcnaii
Vocal Solo Mrs. =. y martin
Violin Duet Van = SarRens snes
F. N. Culver
Vocal Duct Mrs. deogneeen nc
Mr.. Marlin
p..a,ro Lee McGsnen
Vocal Solo - Aim Lossle he1
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We are all asking our grocer TO
carry EQUALITY" -four made By the
Bellingham Flour Mills Go.
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We are all asking our grocer to
carry EQUALITY" -four made by
the Bellingham Flour Mills Go.
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Mrs. John Templtn and little son.
Of Bellingham. have been visiting
Mr.. Templin here this week.
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The gasoline steamer Harvey E.,
Zeno Doty, owner and master. cleared
from here Monday for Alaska.
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San Juan
Hrea 81 90. Mtles =.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. g.. B. briggs next Friday
afternoon.
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Miss Louise Wright IL home from
Seattle. where she has been studying
kindergarten methods for the past
year.
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Geo. E. Candy spent Thursday q
East Sound.
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New Advent Church
Services Saturday

Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Evening
meeting at $50. A sermon will be read
from Mrs. Whites early writings.
subject: The Ministry Of Christ. =
Good music. Young people and all
welcome. Remember the Sabhafh
Day to Keep it Holy
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-LOST-Road Supervisors Re-
ceipt Book. Finder please leave at
ISLANDER Office or return to Vim.
P. Smith, Roche Harbor.