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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08
LOPEZ

Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffelt are
visiting relatives on Lopez.
Mrs. Emma Butts, Of Anacortes,
is visiting friends on the island.
C. B. Tufts. who spent the Fourth
in Seattle, returned home on We'd
nesday.
Miss Sylvia Muscott went to Bell
ingham the past week to visit with
friends for short time.
Harvie Muscott came over from
San Juan the last of the week and
is visiting his friends here.
Will Thornton and his sister, Mrs.
Walker, of Seattle, are visiting their
brother, Joseph Thornton, and fam
lily here.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Eastman and
daughter Hazel of Bellingham, spent
the Fourth with his daughter, Mrs.
Nelson .Culp.
Miss Anna Warner of Seattle, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Pierce
the past few weeks, returned to her
home on Thursday.
DR.. Biscoe was quite seriously
hurt on Wednesday afternoon. A
team he was driving ran away down
the big hill at the head Of Fisher
mans bay. DR.. Reed and Miss But
terworth were in the rig with him
but both of them escaped injury.
On Tuesday afternoon the little
three-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
GaWley went out to the hay field
where his mother was running the
moving machine. While standing
in the tall grass he had one Of his
legs cut off just above the ankle
Drs. Biscoe and Reed were called
and amputated it just below the
knee. Mr.. and Mrs. Gawley have
the sympathy Of the whole neighbor-
hood.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08

Teething children have more
or less diarrhoea, which can be con-
trolled by giving Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
All that is necessary is to give the
prescribed dose after each operation
of the bowels more than natural and
then castor oil to cleanse the system.
It is safe and sure. Sold by Friday
Harbor Drug Company.
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ORCAS
Ray Peter is about again.
Miss Mamie Martin is rept

Ray Peter is about again.
Miss Mamie Martin is reported
al.
A. Gould is visitor at the Orcas
hotel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter were guests
sof Mr.. Mathesius Sunday.
Rev. Hudson will preach in the
Orcas schoolhouse on the 18th.
R. Kepler took boom of logs to
the Friday Harbor mill on the 3rd.
The VIII. Club will give a dance
IN their hall the evening of the 9th
Immediately after the cantata is
completed.
Last week report of the baseball
game should have made the score s
to 10 in favor of Orcas instead of 5
to 8 as reported.
Mrs. McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Moorhem, DR.. Powers and wife and
Miss Dobson went to Mount Consti-
tuition Wednesday.
The Orcas baseball team was again
successful in taking the game on
ahe 9TH of July from the Friday Har-
Dor team by a score Of 9 to 3.
The Orcas ball team played the
Roche Harbor team Sunday but the
score went against them, being 8 te
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08
4 Happy Family Reunion

Mrs. Mary F.Hiett, of Roche Har-
Dor, mo Their of Mrs. John S. McMil-
lin, will celebrate her Seth birthday
tomorrow. A reception will be Civ
en- in her honor at the Hotel de Ha-
70 at 4 p. M, which will be attend
ed by all Of her children and grand
children now living, including twelve
from the east who arrived last Fri
day, the trip having been planned
for them and their expenses paid by
Mrs. Hiett, who greatly desired to
see them all but did not feel able to
visit them in their homes. The names
Of these especially favored. benefi-
Charles of the generosity of one of
the county S dearest and most vener-
able old ladies, who is calmly and
serenely passing the evening Of her
long and worthy life amid the pleas
ant surroundings Of her daughters
home at Roche Harbor, are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery r. Hiett.
Ralph. Stanley and Lawrence Hiett.
OF Toledo, Ohio; DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hiett, Pittsburg, Pa; Rev. Wm.I
SWitzer and two daughters, Edna and
Catherine. Hammond, Ind; VIM.
Hiett, Wingate. Ind; Misses Jessie
and Nellie Hiett, Verona, North Da-
kota.
The party came west over the
Canadian Pacific and will return east
over the Northern Pacific and visit
the Yellowstone National Park
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elsewhere.

Any lady can get silvered "No- Drip
Coffee Strainer by writing DIR. Shoop, RAJ
cine, Wis. Send no money. Simply ask
for the mo Drip" Coupon privilege, Civ
ing your name and address. DR.. Shoop
will also send free his new and very inter-
esting little book describing DR. Shops
Health Coffee. Health Coffee is such a
close imitation of real coffee that it re-
quires an expert to tell the difference.
And neither is there grain of real coffee
i'll it. Made from pure toasted grain. malt
and nuts. its flavor and taste is ex ceeding-
ly gratifying. No tedious boiling either.
MADE in a minute" says DIR. Shoop
Write today for the book and .No-Drip''
Coupon. All Grocer.
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Puget Sound Marine
Station a Busy Place

On6~Ol Liz OuolSOc 0AAN AAASos
esting places in the county just now
Is the Puget Sound Marine Station
here, where about fifty gentlemen
and ladies are engaged in the study
sof the myriad forms of marine ami
NAL and vegetable life found IN our
waters. The fine two and a hall
story laboratory building is busy
hive ofindustry and will be an espe-
cially interesting place to visit
when the two big aquaria on the
main floor are filled with sea water
and stocked with denizens of the
deep and the laboratory equipment
is all in place. A large tank has been
erected on the hillside, back of the
laboratory building, into which salt
water will be pumped by a small
gasoline engine, and from this tank
the water will run through pipes to
the acquaria tanks below.
Two dredging trips are made
daily by the little steamer Alta and
the specimens Of sea life obtained
are classified and studied and pre-
pared for Institutional use by the
students. A great many of the forms
are preserved in a formaldehyde
solution.
Those in attendance at the station
now are:
Prof. Trevor Kincaid, head of the
department of zoology, University
of Washington, director; Prof. w.
j. Baumgartner, assistant professor
of biology, University Of Kansas; DIR.
IN. L. Gardner, University Of Cali
ornia; Prof. Geo. w. Riggs, Univer-
sity of Washington; Prof. w. L.
Noodle, Bellingham State Normal,
instructors; Prof. A. P. Romine,
Vaughn Brown and Alfred R. Roos,
of Bellingham; Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Stirling, Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Pet
ers and P. B. Burnett, of Kansas
City, Mo; Miss Frances D. Black,
Miss Florence Black, Wyman R.
Green and R. M. Athay, of Law
renee, Kansas; G. A. Henry and P.
III. Wedel, Newton, Kansas; Prof.
C. H. Edmondson, Topeka, Kansas,
H. L. Osterund, DIR. and Mrs. A. D.
Howard, c. III. Wheeler, Miss Bertha
M. Challes, Miss Sadie Norris and
Miss Eva Mcdonald, University of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Herring, Miss Annie E. Fraser, H.
E. Keyes, John Blackstone, Seattle;
F. A. Hartman and Miss Margaret
Met Carney, Seattle High Schools;
Miss Mabel McMurray, Anacortes
High School; Miss Evelyn D. Way,
Snohomish High School; Miss Inger
G. Jerdee, Spokane; G. Wilson Phin-
|ney;; VIM. Schrer, California; Miss
Mary Witmore, Idaho; A. Larsal,
McMinnville, Oregon.
Prof. Baumgartner, of Kansas
University, is accompanied by his
wife and child, and Prof. Riggs, of
the University of Washington ex-
poets his family next week.
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RICHARDSON
Miss Ethel Shielded went to Seattle


Miss Ethel Shielded went to Seattle
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mp .Hodgson and son Frank
came down from Seattle to spend
the fourth.
Albion Graham came down from
Seattle Monday to spend few DAYS
with his folks.
Misses Clara and Hilda Voitus. az
Anacortes, are spending their fourth
Of July vacation at Richardson.
The celebration given at Richard
son was well attended and eyery-
body seemed to have good time.
Joe and Allan Burt are working
at Reeds ship yard at Decatur. They
were at Richardson to spend the
Fourth.
The San Juan baseball team did
not come to play the Tigers july
4th, so the Tigers had game with
some "pick-ups."
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kent went to
San Juan to pick blackberries this
week. Eddie Ridley is carrying the
mail during Mr.. Kent's absence.
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OLGA

r. l. Morse and son Charles spent
the Fourth at Olga.
Miss Hazel Dana is at Rocklawn
/ for visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shockey are spend
ing the week at their summer home
here.
Mrs. Curtis Abrams, Of Belling-
ham, has moved into her cottage
iHthe Park.
j. n. Snowden is entertaining his
brother Jim, wife and child, of
Princeton, B. G.
Wesley Langell and Miss Kitty
Bliss, of East Sound, were Olga Wis
tors on the Fourth.
A shirt waist dance for the Bell
ingham colony was given at the Oh
ga Inn last Saturday evening.
G. F. Roehl has let contract for
a large amount of slashing to the
Burr Bros, of Friday Harbor.
=
Percy Livesy and Emerys Morgan,
of Bellinhgam, were guests of Mrs.
Mason at Driftwood over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Fairhurst and Miss
Frances Rice will arrive in Olga in
a few days to spend the balance Of
the summer.
A delegation from the local Grange
attended the celebration at West
Sound and report most hospitable
reception and a good time.
F. N. Culver and family, Of Fri
day Harbor, and Mr.. and Mrs. III
land, of Seattle, were at Olga over
Sunday, and made the trip to the
summit of Constitution Saturday
afternoon, returning on Sunday.
II. B. Fletcher, R. Alsop, Laura
and Ella Eckland, Katie Mitchell,
Florence Martin, Mamie Martin, H.
HI. Griggs and wife and GA. Griggs,
of Bellingham, I. M. Krutz and
wife, of North Yakima, C. D. Krutz,
of Yakima, C. M. Beard and wife,
of Omaha, and Henry T. Mitchell,
of Boston, were Fourth Of July
guests at the Olga Inn.
Clay Cunningham was in Olga
on Monday and made the announce
ment that the regents of Pullman
college have made a long term lease
Of four acres of the Cunningham
addition on which they will erect
permanent buildings for their ma
rine station. They will have the
buildings erected in time for a long
summer term next year.
The celebration of the Fourth at
Olga this year was planned and car
ried out by the ladies Of the commu-
nifty, headed by Mrs. Dana, ably as
sisted by Prof. Engberg, j. H.Snow-
den, Jay Dana and others. In the
opinion of all in attendance it was a
very enjoyable affair. The features
of the celebration were the flag
raising and flag drill. Literary ex-
ercises, races, picnic lunch and
fireworks succeeded each other, af-
ter which a dance was given at the
hotel. The attendance was good
considering the numerous attractions
elsewhere.
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Orca8
Hrea 81 0q. M.
EAST SOUND

Mrs. J. C. Myers left Tuesday for
Seattle.
Mrs. Niece returned Thursday
from business trip to Seattle.
Harvey Baker, of Friday Harbor,
spent the Fourth in East Sound.
Miss Kittie Bliss has gone to. Doe
Bay to visit her mother for week.
Mark Porter, of Rosario, was call
ing on friends in East Sound Sun
day.
A large number Of people of East
Sound spent the Fourth at West
Sound.
Mrs. John Sutherland has as her
guest her son-in-law, Harding Cow,
of Seattle.
Mr.. Moore, of Seattle, was here
for visit with his wife Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Lena Smith and Miss Anah
Gooch were guests of Mrs. j. G.
Myers Monday.
Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Geo. E. Gan
dy enjoyed a day of deep sea fishing
the first of the week.
The steamers Burton and Utopia
brought excursion parties to East
Sound on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Candy, of
North Yakima, arrived Friday and
will spend the summer here.
? MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wilson left
Saturday for a weeks visit with
friends in Seattle and in Kent.
Miss Grace Waldron, of Belling-
ham, was the guest of Miss Jessie
Templin Saturday and Sunday.
A. R. McCulloch and family, of
Seattle, and four young ladies, Uni
versity friends Of Miss McCulloch,
are camping on North Beach.
Mrs. Kipp, of Idaho, came in on
the cambridge Saturday evening to
spend the summer. She is occupy
ing the Geo. Whitley cottage.
Jack Woods came up from Seattle
Friday for a weeks visit with
friends. He is the guest of Mr.and
Mrs. III. w. Templin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitley, of
Friday Harbor, were guests of Mrs.
Whiteley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Cramer the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Tulloch left
Monday for their home at Friday
Harbor after visit with Mrs. Tul-
aoch's parents, Mr. and Mrs j. T.
Stroud.
DIR. and Mrs. Haines, of the Cen
ter school, Iowa, and Miss Gray, of
the Bellingham Normal arrived Sat
urday to spend the summer at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Dono-
hue.
Mrs. Banks and son William, of
Portland, and Mrs. Drake and son
Thomas of Salt Lake, arrived Mon
day to spend. the summer. They will
occupy Miss Jessie Templin's cot
tage.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08

-Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets gently stimulate the
liver and bowels to expel poisonous
matter, cleanse the system, cure
constipation and sick headache.
Sold by Friday Harbor Drug Com
pany.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08

A falling tiny nerve no larger than the
finest siiken thread-takes from the Heart
it's impulse, its power, it's regu larity. The
Stomac. also has its hidden, or inside
nerve. 1t was DIR. Shocp who first told
us it was wrong to Drug weak or falling
Stomach, Heart or Kidneys. His pres
cription-Dr. Shoop's Restorative lis di-
rected straight for the cause of these all
ments-these weak and faltering inside
nerves. This, no doubt, explains why
the Restorative has of late or, VA so rap
idly III popularity. Druggists say that
tlose who test the Restorative even for 8
few days soon become fully convinced of
its wonderful merit. Anyway, don't dug
the organ. Treating the cause of sickness
is the only sensible and successful way.
Sold by Friday Harbor Drug Company.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

FOR SALE CHEAP SOS .Oo
Cream Separator for $4,000: has
been used but very little and is II
good condition. Farming utensils
Mower, Rake, and Edison Phoho.
graph. Any or all Of these WILDE
sold cheap for cash. Address seofge
Derby. Bull ranch, near West Sound.
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FOR SALE. or will exchange
Tor fresh mich COW, one beef COW:
VIII make about 500 pounds of beef.
Apply to W. Peter, Orcas.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08

FOR SALE Draft Horse, S
years old. Weight 1850 pounds.
Perfectly sound and true to work
single or double Inquire at this
Office.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-08

A fine line of ladies' and chill
oIens hats at prices that are sure
- please you. Call and see them.
Mrs. Loyal B. Larson.
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DEER HARBOR


Mrs. r. X. McLachlan was a visi.
tor at the county seat last Saturday,
The Nortons have number OF
friends from Seattle visiting them
this week.
A number Of people here attend
ed the ball game at Roche Harbor
Sunday afternoon.
TT. Paxson and family have moved
into F. E. Kirby's house. where
they will live for . few months.
Quite number Of people here at.
tended the fourth Of July celebra-
ton at West Sound last Monday.
Obie Loos had the misfortune te
injure his leg quite badly on his gas
soline engine last Monday night while
taking a party Of people home from
the fourth of July celebration al
West Sound. DR.. Reed, Of Friday
Harbor, is attending him.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. 9-CORN-Stock in elevators
42sS bushels; shipments from elevators III bush
els. Contract opened easier Year corn, 80. uaui-
nal January com. early. vas 81. and spot mixed
corn opened at SIS. nominal settling price: For
contract So
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3&a35O. do clear 2ga
40: do. straight, 4g5ai4J. do. patent 47Oa4 IS;
spring clear new. 4Dcsi. 20; do straight new 5l5a
30; do. patent, new. aliases, CITY Mills best pat
ent, 500 do, high-grade patent. 80, DO. high
grade straight. 4So; do, choice family ass; do.
extra, 3aOa350. Rye -four. medium 70 choice. 4DJl
AZ Corn meal 100 lbs. l30al.D
OATS-Stock in elevators. 656II2 bushels: ship
ments from elevators, u,0l0 bushels New oats on
spot were. No. white 2'sa36. standard white
555sa35's No. white, 55.a55ia asked No. white.
81 asked
RYE-Stock in elevator. 1896 bushels, shin
mentS from elevators. rs bushels No ! we. West.
ern, domestic. SRS2; No. rye. domestic. 75a-9.
bag lots, 10 quality aud condition 65a73 No 3
rye Western, domestic, 74a55; No . rye nearby
1Sa'4; No. ne. nearby, lar
WHEAT-Stcck IN elevators. 9i5 rs bushels. shin
ments from elevators a l55 bushels Contract oleDed
easier October, sj nominal. spot No red wheat
early, O. nominal spot No red Western o5eued
% nominal November az the opening sold e55,
nominal; December early 81 nominal. sales. Cur
No. red Western. spot, 951. cars No. led West.
eEn, spot. 95s; 1850 No. red, spot 95l4; ! car
spot. S5h. Settling prices: Contract spot 81.
No. red Western. 9Jl4 No rcd ga steamer
No. red, S3'z and steamer No. . red Western.
Sqib
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Continuing to show a gradual return
to conditions normal for this time OF
year. yesterdays session OF the WASH
ington Stock Exchange was chiefly no.
table for marked activity In Mergen-
thaler Linotype Five lots were sold,
| each OF ten shares, at an advance in
previous sale prices of from one to one
and three-eighths points
There is no question but that pros
peetiye investors are carefully consider
ing the type machine stocks. with Mer-
genthaler SO far receiving the preference.
The report Of the business OF this COM
pany, received a few days ago. showed
the sale price up TO a new high record,
which was again broken yesterday
Lanston Monotype sold in a broken lot
Of four at s. SIS on call. with two lots
of ten after call going at S. A con-
tinued demand was evident. but there
were no further sales. Several brokers
are ready TO predict that the next few
days will see this stock in large sales
although holders are said to be well
content and not favoring a sacrifice Of
even fractional differences to effect dis
posal.
Washington Railway Common provided
about the only other event OF the day,
the bid rising a full point over the pre-
vious day. Although within a half point
or the offer. there were no transactions
recorded Gas sold in odd lots at 70, il
being evident that there is little either
10 buy or sell I'm this stock. Graphic
phone preferred, after considerable &C
uvity sold In a broken lot of three at 10.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
Circuit Court so. 2.


/ aNHAlfE hAANAhDs
I No. 5f2 Miller simllistratrr vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. verdict for plaintiff fol
I 500 Attauc1s, j. +. Collins and H. A Clarke-G
/ T. Hamilton
1 Ne. $685. Cook vs. Army and Navy Cub: stricken
/ rom calendar. At'uneys ". y. Daudge-J. b.
/ Lau.er
Ne. 4s3ss Kebablin vs. Kesimiau. dismissed. At
tlue5s K. T. Perry & SlI-E A. Jones.
No. i-lso Cullen SIS. Alderman 20 a.; sane,
A'i.,t-r'' Ea.s,CH. Nild1us a ki-asrts1B and O.
A. Whie-JoLu Ridput and g. g Ge-tnan.
No ste9. Taylor vs. National Vaccine and For
maldeayds Company, continued. At.5rneys 3. n.
Warner w-J0hn Rid1ut
No. $3.50. Williams Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company; stricken from calendar. At'ouegs
Mcneil d McNe..-G. r. Hamilton.
No 5l7la T0le IS Anacrstia and Potomac River
Railway COMPANY IN thai. Attorneys L. J.
AaiAer-t. A. Douglas and b. a. sullivan.
No. --.5. Thomas "a Baltimore ard Ohio Rail
road motion for urv Trial ltai. Arf1rrpys " J.
t@i-2sfi. j. ID. leltuan. and e.. T. Wh.tsoTt-
Hamilton. toltert. N5rkes & Hamilton.
Assignments f.r October ZL-Nst.a-s-
No. smith 's American Bonding Company.
Attorneys. Lerkie-CoIre-t.
NJ. United States ok rel. Long vs. Davernrr7
AttoTegs Bai-ey-Lavler. Clements & Wright.
n" s. Hob IS. Pdeusar, Atopeys. Wheatlsy-
Johnston.
No. 3 Cox ct al. vs.. Maevesrb. Auorpev, Pa
s,oH. >itd1us a KCla-is1n-Wlls1n
No. Block v. Keller. Atrueys. Wcls-
No. 6 Robinson Va Baltimore and Ohio Ral-o-s
,anIanr- Attarregs Wo.i-Hamit1u. CoIbe--.
Ae-aes q Hamilton.
NJ :. Kemp A.. vs.. Lehman. Attorneys. Pee
No sr-oE vs. Staples. Attorneys. E. H. Jass-
No 9. Jalr vs.. Adams Attorney, Lambert
No a BoTes vs. Hyde. Attorneys. wn,7n-
Easay-Smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brightwood Park-Lot G. block IS: Sarah Garner -
Ylr 20 Louis Garner. SO
Greenvale-Part II lot G; Caroline J. Doughertv 10
Edmund j. Hickey SO
Sauls Additi0n-SgUare zoe lot -. Georra II 4
Wiley to Lizzie Lee Wiley SO
Thirteenth street northeast between Tennessee ave
nue. and street-Squar 1910 lot ll5: Norton
NJ Little 10 Charles ". LiuwaIl SO
Chevy Chase-Square 1871. lot Il and west half Of
lot Is; Fulton r. Gordon et uN. To FIoro Pierce
and Mary F. jackson $3.50
Fourteenth Street Teuaee-Square g-l6 lot 9.
Lynchburg Investment Corporation to Fannie D.
Borden SO.
Fourteenth Street Terrace-Sluare 28s lots q and
q; LynchbuTg Investment Corporation TO Henry
Boesch e. TX. SO
street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth streets
Square s3l. lot 70; George 5. Cooper et NIX. to
Frank W. Griffith et ux., $40; trust. $50
Ingleside Lot %, block Il; Nliddaugh & shannon
Inc. to Johnnette c. Brandstedt. SO
u street northeast near Tennessee avenue-S1usre
1880. lot 80; George W. Barkman ct ux to Roger
+. Lchayne 60 ux. SO
Ninth street southeast between 7 and X streets
Square S2S. part Of original lot u. John 4
Kraft et ux. 20 Nelson Il. Smith et ux.. SO
TWenty-second street and Newport place northwest
Square g. north half Of lot - lot N No,ut
Pleasant, part Of lot 81; Simon Oppenheimer Il
NIX and GustaVe Oppenheimer 10 John l. War
ren. SO.
Eleventh street southeast. between and o streets
Square l0Ol part Of original lot 3: Vincent T.
Kelly 10 g. Percy McGue. SO
and Union streets sCuthwest-Square 5l3 lot l03
Andrew Z. Sanford ct ux. to Washington san
ford SO
Columbia Heights-Iots g and Is. block %. John l.
Warren e ux. to Simon and Gustave Open
leim1r $40.
Chevy Chase-S1uare 1851. lot Is Fulton r Gordon
q uX. 10 Charlotte f. Hunter. a3742l
1871 Vermont avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .s1 lot Il.
Montgomery Aieigs 10 George Willis Patterson
SO.
l3l7 Corcoran street northvest-souare 20 LOT ls7.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - IL rloIe.aIs.I

BUTTER-Crsamer. fancy. Ter H.. sJl.aslH,
Western EIzts ea,o. seconds. 2-z-s, process. fancy.
ZaEa.
lsaI7
EGGs-Nsar-by. fresh Virginia. per doz. &a2g:
West Virginia ard Southwest Virginia ga-s: Ten
nessee Faz7
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. Yer tb. Ina5m:
oranges, California. per box 350a62. lemons. per
cate Aoa5U gIaTe fruit. Ifr crate. aJ0a50O, zine
srpies. IeT crate. -caAJ3, Peaches Der basket 5a
ID: grapes, Delaware. IsE basket. Iil-6: Concord.
Ter basket, l3ai. Niagara Ier basket I-aIs. pears
Bartlett, S,yta5@ IrT buli cheetuut5. Per DID,. sa4
DRESSED POULTRY Hens choice. Ysr b.. II:
rooSters, peT To-, p suusers per h. llals; ducks
per To-, Halls, geese. Ter To-. Sal0.
LINE POULTHA-CEIckeus spring, per H.. I6sI- :
hens. Ter H.. 10. ROSTERS. ptr b. 10. turkeys per
Ii. ba!o; ducks Ier TO-. l2ali; geese per h. salO
NEGETABLES-P0iatocs new No. J. Der bus
6a10i PER bbl.. L55a2p1. 80. O. Ter bbl. l2ial 90.
sseets, PER bbl, LSaL15, Esms Ter tb.. l25al59;
clcmbers. por basket 55al51. onions. Der box. Goa
s0i cabbage, per &c., 1Olaiol; eggplant Per 5oz 40a
~, squash, Per crate. Gao string beans uer bbl
l--oaI50i lima beans. Ter a.. Gdl. lettuce rsr
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10, ssdishes, Ter To-. L0al55. peppers per basket
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