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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES, IN
Utah, Idaho. Montana. Nevada and
Arizona for the best proposition on the
market. We want men who want TO earn
from $50 a week UP. We give exclusive
territory and help you get tho business
For particulars address the Pacific Reg
,stry Co. Pacific bldg, San Francisco Cal
pesos
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ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED AND
unfurnished. I5b r.. 4th South r335
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RESIDENT MANAGER WANTED TO
take charge OF this territory for the
sale Of the Gloria Instantaneous Lighting
system. the only gasoline lighting system
that will light instantly. Small capital
necessary. Write i. Fl. Brad dshaw, care
General Delivery Salt Lake City, Utah.
rS9
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wANTED-MAN. MUST BE WILLING
TO learn md capable of acting as our
representative. No canvasslng or solicit
ing. Good income assured. Address M
tional Cooperative Realty Co. s27 Mard.
en- Bldg. Washington. ID. c. pl96S
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FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOM FOR
two gentlemen In private family. $500
per week. 222 e. 2rd SO. pI7s6
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LARGE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
gentlemen or couple: privilege of ton
mis- court 535 So. Main. p241a
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wANrED-MANAGER FOR LEGITI-
mate business I'm home city. New dis
covery yielding immense profits on food
product universally used. slo0 and refer
ences required. Manufacturer, 1856 San
Pedro street Los Angeles. Cal r9J
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SALESMAN WANTED-TO CALL ON
physicians. Established trade. An eX-
mediate work State age and experience
Lock box 12l, Philadelphia. rl02
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board in private family. with bath. s25
South Main. 39iS Ind. ps2I9
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. woRK
guaranteed. Ind. 11a5. Rou aIsA. Sila7
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BARN ROOM FOR S HORSES AND
hay. yloO0; room for horses and hay.
so'oo- III w. Ind No rI2o
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER FOR GEN
eral merchandise store nearby min
pected: references Address Gt3. Trih-
unes pofVt
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN IN SMALL.
family; good wages to right party. 36l
lth ave. Ind. phone 23d5. Bell i6b7-k.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR
rent. a. SO. 1st West st r3l5
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WANTED-PUPILS

EXPERIENCED TEACHER ORGANIZ-
ing classes In Latin and Mathematics:
also high school or grade work; private
or class instruction. Address G-21. Trib-
une, rixa
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WANTED-PHOTOG PRO
fessionals or amateurs. steady. profit
able home work. making prints. No can
vasslng; particulars. Photogonic Co, 26
Stone street New York. rl90
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SCAVENGERS
City SCAVENGER CO., PHONES, IND
3O7e. Bell 25S7~Y- A. Illingsworth Mgr
a22R9
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NICELY FURNISHED SUITE OF 3 Or
rooms, ground koor; e1cc light, bath &
piano, etc. 412 e. md So. Ind. 2i90. Y
1850
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FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE. NO. !
Hawkes. court 1854
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 1oe NO.
Main. r24I,
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Bf YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
with some experience; work for reason
able salary. Bell 1G02-Y raI5
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NARFEX APIS. 23O r.. BIRD SOUTH.
and room ilats and two rooms In
Ddsc'Hcnt i16g
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN co.
l60 So. w. Temple. Bell phone AllA.
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH OR
without bath; modern cunvenIences
Bell phone 2299Y. 32l So. 6th East
1886
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ASSAYERS
FURS AND FURRIERS
AUTOMOBILES AND REPArRMo

THE TEMPLE GARAGE HAS THE
finest equipped repair shop. and largest
speciality. 10s-t1l w. SO. Temple.
nisss
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TWO BOYS FROM 16 TO IS TO DRIVE
small delivery wagon. boy about 20
years for elevator; 4 girls bet. i6 10 90
Apply J. 6. Mcdonald Candy Co. l5@ ".
,id South r236
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STENOGRAPHEB = EFFICIENT SEC
rotary, young lady direct from Now
York; smith Premier operator Address
I-o Tribune. r1s-
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Upon completion OF the Boston building,
we Will move TO the corner OF Exchange
place and Main street. No. 35l So. Main.
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a NICE COTTAGE. LARGE ROOMS.
iatchen. pantry and closet. Col East
4th SO, Bell ll2S-K. r14G
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MOD. FURNISHED ROOMS. CLOSE IN.
5l4 So. State. Ind. 1915. 1922
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. rags. bottles, rubber, copper, etc
Utah Junk Co. $40 So ath West, Phone
S<S. pls72
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE
FITS FOR BEST SERVICE rSs3
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HOI- -SEMAN, GOOD WAITER BOARD
ing house; rear door. fi3 T.. lst So.
r2o1
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ROOMS. NEW MODERN HOUSE; USE
Of kitchen II desired. No. S Union ave.
Bell 1794 nif7
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TWO THREE OR FIVE BEAUTIFULLY
clean rooms; modern; housekeeping. 2t7
w. 4th So. r312
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ROOM AND BOARD, CLOSE IN; GEN
4TO2-K p1oTS
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STENOGRAPHY
BILLIARD AND POOL TAsr.rs

COAL AND KINDLING
Z. = DEAL, GOAL. KlNDLING AND
m242g
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
ave. r310
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FOrR-ROOM FLAT. OAKS AprS. COR.
3rd So. 18th L.. $3.50. Apply No. S.
RI
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FOUR ROOM FLAT. WITH Or WITH
9Th South. Uf20
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6-RM. MOD. BR,. 955 so. 9TH EAST. s25,
3-rm. br.. 1863 Major avenue, $40.
Arm. mod. br.. 5l5 Fifth ave, $3.50.
7-rm. mod. fr.. i53 Uintah place, S22.oe
Runs north from 9Th So. bet 9Th and 7th
East)
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO,
251 So. Main Yet. Phones 81.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MOD
ern house, close In. $1,000. els 5th ave
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FOR RENT

ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
OF ground floor; heat. 13o E. LIST SO;
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BOARD AND ROOM

PLEASANT ROOMS. EXCEPTIONALLY
good home cooking served. family STYLE.
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ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNIsHED|
Main st. r3S6
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y MODERN s ROOMED COTTAGE,
large lawn and shade. with good back
yard: garage II wanted \ desirable home
10 the right party, at reasonable rent.
No children. East 2nd SO. st Car
passes door. 1850 East 9Th So rli2
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ED-EXPERIENCED BUNDLE
wrapper. Apply +. Auerbach g. Bro.
1884
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f-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. WITH
furnace. 323 No. LIST West. $500 per
month; Inquire =. l.. Security 6 Trust
Co. 32 UP Main st. rIf2
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FOR . GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE,
furnished rooms I'm private family: all
modern conveniences: "a blocks north of
Temple. excellent home cooking; refcr-
ences required. 40 Center st. Phone
ji24-NX, r308
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FRONT SOUTHERN ROOM; USE OF
kitchen, dining room and plano. 608
5th ave. r3Sb
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT
102 No, Main. Ind. 1851, r2fa
MODERN FURNISHED SK-ROOM
house. 713 End ave. Bell 2532-Z r2ig
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

+. A. CARTER FUR CO., % w. 1ST so.
Furs repaired. remodeled. rcdycd. n5i2
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WANTED HELP-MALE

EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Reliable help furnished and wanted. }
W. End So. Bell phone 1884, Ind. AIS. o239
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WANTED-'TO BUY a FINE FARM OF
from 100 to leo acres. with all improve
mcnts closo 10 Salt Lake, r. w. Wiley.
real estate and loans. farms and orchard
lands, 221 Judge bldg. p34S9
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FOR RENT-FUENIsHED

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SLEEPIN0
and h. k. d6S So. w. Temple. r337
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to act as manager, good business cx-
periencc, desires position; first-cass local
rcicremces. Address H-a4. Trihune. rl9i
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-21
OLGA

Mrs. S. P. Davis is spending a few
days in the city.
Jay Dana has taken charge of the
Dana place here.
G. A. Clark is doing some interior
decorating at Rosario.
Mrs. F. Shuts big log cabin is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. Baker, of the East Sound no.
tel. was an Olga visitor Tuesday.
Clay Cunningham was in town this
week. He is plating his Main street
property into lots.
Bert White is interesting himself
extensively in the dairy business with
satisfactory results.
The water system was put into oper-
alton on Wednesday and is now at the
service of all the consumers.
The Yankee Doodle and Buckeye
have IA spirited race by here every day
with the Doodle slightly liz the lead.
Mrs. A. B. Clark has had two tent
cottages built on her lot in the Park
and will spend the summer here with
her family.
Mrs. G. A. Clark had the misfor-
tune to drop her purse into the water
at the dock last week. 1t contained
SGT, mostly in gold. All efforts to
recover 1t have been in vain.
Mrs. Shockey, her daughter, Mrs.
Hill. and her husband. are at the
Shockey cottage. Mr.. Hill is recov-
ering from a severe burning received
in a confiagration at Spokane.
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DECATUR

j.. T. Jones made a brief call at his
home Saturday.
Wiley Perry spent Sunday in Ana
cortes with relatives.
Miss Mary Reed returned from Deer
Harbor Friday evening.
The launch Owl and two scows we're
launched from Reed Bros. shipyard
Monday.
Frank Wilson made a short bust
ness trip to Anacortes the early part
of the week.
Mrs. L. Howell arrived Sunday on
the Concordia to psend a few DAYS at
her home here.
Roy Herman, of San Francisco.
California, lis the house guest of VIM.
Parker and Fred Otto.
Emory Grimstead. of Orcas, made
a brief call on John Magnusson Sat-
urday, afterward returning to Anacor-
ties.
Fl. T. Cayou arrived from Point
Roberts Monday morning with a Pile
driver and is driving his fish trap on
the south side. The F. l. Co. trap
is also being driven.
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n n roEc
DOE BAY

Mr.. Schmldle is building a fine
new barn.
Mrs Walker was a Bellingham Wis
itor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers went to Bell
inghsm Sunday.
Mrs j. ii. Nichols was at Friday
Harbor on Monday
]. p. Legbandt spent Saturday and
Sunday in B%eilingham.
Mrs. G. H. Legbandt visited Fri
day Harbor on Monday.
G. S. Willis. of Woodside farm.
was at Doe Bay Monday.
J. c. Myers. of East Sound, was a
Doe Bay visitor last week.
Mr.. Aberg is painting and other
wise improving his cottage here.
A. j. Biggar is preparing new quar-
tiers for his stock of merchandise.
George E. Candy. of East Sound.
was a business visitor here recently.
Mr.. StonwIck. of Laurel, has been
a guest at the Bames home for part
of the week.
Mr.. Snider, of Port Townsend. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem =
bandit Saturday. y
Rev. and Mrs. Hudson. of Beach.
stopped here Saturday on their way
to Shaw island.
Mr.. Barney Viereck has purchased
lumber for a new house, which be in
tends to erect at once.
Mrs. Meredith and her daughter.
Mrs. Alexander. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Biggar on Sun
day.
The W. G. T. y. held is meeting
at the Doe Bay Hall. Thursday after
noon. An interesting meeting was
held.
W. j. Court spent two days here
during the week in the interest of the
county exhibits at the A. Y.P. expos
ition.
Mr.. and Mrs g. FL. Legbandt left
this week for Beach. Lumni island.
where Nj. Legbandt is engaged in
getting out cordWood.
A pleasant party spent the after
noon on the beach Sunday. Those in
the party we're Mr.. and Mrs. Biggar,
Meredith. Barney Viereck. Mrs. Alex
ander and little daughter.
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STUART ISLAND
r. IT, Erickson is on the sick list.

r IT Erickson is on the sick list.
The launch Fran called at Stuart
island Friday last.
Mrs. Anna Arend visited at her
fathers home last week.
Ed Cheyalier went to Roche Har-
Dor Tuesday evening on business.
Jack Balam left for up SCUM
points the latter part of the week.
P. A. Chevalier made a business
trio to BelIingham for a few days last
week.
A pile driver and crew are busily
engaged in driving a fish trap at John
island.
Jack Balam recently purchased a
horse from Ed Cheyalier on Speiden
island.
A. Droullard went to Friday Harbor
Monday on business in the launch
Pearl d.
Martin O'Neil, keeper of the Sem
iachmoo light station, called at the
station here Monday.
Miss Olga Cook and Miss Bertha
Bats were Sunday callers with Miss
Cooks sister. Mrs. A. V. Chevalier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chevalier and
children, of Roche Harbor, visited
his brother. A. Y. Chevalier on Sun
day.
Two japanese battle ships passed
Turn Point light station Monday at
1890 p. N. on their way to Vancou-
yer.
The British launch Liathia. of Vic
toria. stopped at Turn Point light
station on her way to Tumlo island,
B. G.
L. A. Borchers, his son Louis. and
daughter Jeanette, and Miss Bertha
Baats made a business trip to Friday
Harbor Friday, returning Saturday.
The u. S. light tender Manzanita,
with Capt. Charles Pond, Inspector OF
the 18th light house district, called
at Turn Point light station Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Droullard and
children and Miss Flora Droullard.
of West Sound, called at the home Of
e. A. Chevalier On Speiden island.
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For Sale

Home on Argyle avenue for sale at
a bargain-less than it will cost to
build. House, main part 22x24 with
12x20-6 large rooms. pantry and
bath. all finished inside and out, pa
pered and painted ready to live in
without further expense, out build
ings, we'll, shrubbery. fruit, etc. close
in. Any person wishing to secure a
home in Friday Harbor will do we'll
to Investigate, one half cash. balance
on time, only parties who mean BUSH
ness need apply, inquire at this Of
fee.
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Farm for Sale

A good farm of 1876 acres near Fri
day Harbor Will be sold at a bargain.
Good house. large barn. fine orchard,
200 head Of sheep. two cows. fine we'll
windmill and tank. between 60 and
70 acres under cultivation. One half
mile from school house. Over a mile
of water front. fine gravel beach, and
good shelter and anchorage for boats.
For particulars inquire at the Island
er office.
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BilOusness and CONSTIPATION

For years | was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation. when made
life miserable for ne. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and
cethartics only made matters worse.
! do not know where l should have
been today had no. tried Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieve the ill feeling at
once strengthen the digestive func-
tions. purify the stomach, liver and
blood, helping the system to do it's
work naturally. -Mra. Rosa Potts.
Birmingham. Ala. These tablets are
for sale by Friday Harbor Drug Com
pany.
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ORCAS

Mrs. Sanders was hostess of the w.
l. L. Thursday.
Capt. Backman has been quite i'll
for the past week.
Rev. j. W. Patterson. of East
Sound. was at Orcas on business Wed
nesday.
John q. Curry rowed over to West
Sound Saturday. He is resting bet
ter now.
A couple of men ara expected up
from Seattle this week to look at the
Gansen place.
Mr.. Johnson, who has been visiting
bis sister, Mrs. Peters. left Monday
on the Islander.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Martin, Miss
Martin and Miss Mamie Martin spent
Wednesday at West Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mawdsley and Mr.
and Mrs. Hogan went to Agate beach
Sunday in the Mawdsley launch.
Miss Cecil Sanders returned from
Bellingham Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs. Harry Iaube. whom Chas.
Curry took over to her parents home,
the Cliff place on Shaw island.
DR.. W. N. Powers arrived from Sc
attic Sunday. He came to Friday
Harbor Saturday and came across with
the crowd which had gone to see the
ball game at that place on Sunday.
There will be a picnic at the Or
cas- park Sunday and a base ball game
between Orcas and Deer Harbor. Quite
a number of people witnessed a very
exciting game between the two local
teams last Sunday.
Mr.. Guthrie went to Friday Har-
Dor Monday to attend the sale of the
Guthrie place, which was purchased
some time ago by Cal WELDON. Ow-
ing to an error in the description the
sale will not occur for 80 days.
DR.. Powers Is having bis beautiful
place parked and work in general is
being rushed on the grounds so as %
begin the bungalow Immediately.
DR.. and Mrs. Powers are at home at
the Orcas hotel until the bungalow is
completed.
Mrs. W. n. Powers. her brother
Chas. Curry. and their cousin. Miss
Dobson, came up fir om Seattle We'd
nesday to Friday Harbor on the Ros-
allie where they met Frank Hammond,
of Crane island. who brought them
over to Orcas in his fine little launch.
The base ball boys are making great
preparations for their dance Saturday
night, May %, as we'll as for the sup
per which is to be served. Any one
attending who does not have a good
time. vii! surely have to either be a
confirmed cripple or a chronic dys-
peptic.
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To Fruit Growers

To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that Ben Wilson
and Harry Waltenburg have complet-
ed pruning and spraying our orchard.
consisting of /, 800 trees and we are
thoroughly satisfied with the work
and recommend them as good honor
able workmen. Our orchards were in
pretty bad condition. We we're
troubled with Oyster scale, Black
spot and Wooliy aphis and We are sat-
ashed that they are killed. We can
cheerfoliy recommend them to the
iruit growers of San Juan county.
Hannah Brothers.
San Juan Valley.
friday Harbor, May IL, 1909. \
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Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured

San honored citizen of this town
WAS suffering from a severe attack of
dysentery. He told a friend if he
could obtain a bottle of Cham berIain's
Collie. Cl olera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, he felt confident of being cured,
he having used this remedy in the
West. He was, told that | kept it in
stock and lost no time in obtaining
it. and was PROMPTLY cured. /" says M.
j. Leach. druggist. of Woicott, Vt.
For sale by Friday Harbor Drug Con-
pany.
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Mr.. Martin made his second ship
ment of rhu barb Tuesday.

Mr.. Martin made his second ship
ment Of rhubarb Tuesday.
E. Ed Allen, of Friday Harbor.
was a business visitor here Sunday.
Henry Krumdiack and Misses Mary
and Emma Krumdiack visited Bell
ingham Sunday.
Robert Kepler has quit working for
g. W. Woodland. Hardy Clark will
probably take his place.
Mr.. Ackeus. OF Crow valley, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen a couple
of days the last of the week.
Mr.. SLooker, of Bellingham, was
over Tuesday looking at some proper
ty. He intends to buy a place here.
Part of the Dolphin Bay ball team
played the Orcas team Sunday. The
score was 6 to II in favor of Dol
phin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L, Allen and
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. lot
tie and daughter. spent Sunday at the
Jones home.
Fred Krumdiack and son Henry
accompanied by VIM. Shultz and Mr..
Philip, of Langdon. made a business
trip to Friday Harbor last Friday.
A number OF people we're disap
pointed that they were unable to at
tend the lecture given by Mrs. j. c..
Stone here recently. Mrs. Stone was
forced to cut out her lecture and the
people here we're not Informed of the
Sound.
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ar. vieited at the G. Belshe home on
Sunday.
How many votes will San juan
county give against Sunday base Dali
playing?
H~ershbergeI and Lawson are snip
ping large quantities of fine rhuparo
this year.
o. r.. Loos recently sold twenty
thousand feet of cedar logs to tne
West Sound Mill Company.
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DEER HARBOR
Crops are looking we'll.

Crops are looking we'll.
There was a hop at Merriam hall
on Friday.
Mr.. Scott intends going into the
cherry business.
Mr.. Belshe was a visitor at the NJ.
gent home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray visited Fair.
view farm on Sunday.
Mrs. Myers, the Deer Harbor teach.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-21
DOLPHIN BAY

Nurcies Iotte was an East Sound
visitor Thursday.
Miss Mary Krumdiack spent the
week end at home.
John Clark. of Orcas, spent Tues
day with Nurcies Iotte.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-21

FOR SALE Bay Horse, Five
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Saddle Horse and Good Driver. single
or double. Weight about 900 pounds.
A bargain at $50. 90. Also Good,
Gentle Mich Cow. Three years old
ard fresh. A bargain at $50. 90. Ad-
dress j. j. K%jllebrew, Orcas. Wash.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-21

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