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The Iola register., 1901-10-04
HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Heavy Smeltpr Frame Fell on Frank
Suiter and Instantly Killed Him
at Gas City.

Frank Suiter was instantly killed |
about 4;3O O'Clock Tuesday afternoon |
by heavy smelter casting falling on
him at the Cockerell smeltcr at Gas
City.
Death was almost as swift as is
dealt by lightning, and more certain.
Suiter and several other workmen
we're working on one of the furnaces
which is nearly completed. The brick
foundation is in and the frame work
Of iron which supports the structure
had been set in place but not fastened.
There were four of these heavy frames
10 row and one of them started to
fall. Suiter saw it and could have
escaped but thought he could support
it and keep it in place. He jumped to
it and placed his hands and shoulder
against it, but the next one fell upon
/ him. The hundreds of pounds of
iron knocked him down and fell on
top of him. There is a small car
track along the side of the furnace
win prlckpaVemeht between Vhe ralIs
! Suffers head was caught between one
OF these raiIs ana IhC mass Oh IaiilnE
| iron and his skull crushed. Death
was instantaneous ana painless Inc
other WorKlheh ll'leu the castings anu
removed lhe llIeless form from oe-
heath'
9uI'ef mas oeeh e"hue''eo WIZ" 'le
Nineilef business '"r twenty yours an"
was IL man Oh my -u'"' ''"l7 '' "r'.
f"r many years me- mas worker I"r a.
-. 'orkteIi around IlJ'7ooFS an"
ana "'her 'l'''l't 'o"u' ana ''i'' u"
T"S 'ilN some TWO years as" "h"
' htIpeu IpulI" lh' 'HtT"Ne'-l-'h| ON
plant lhe'e' 'i' l7 an expert pi'eN
mason ana had charge as foreman "I
the furnace ouIIuIng' men Mr'
/ NockereiI started ms own smeller a'
. Gas Ol'y Mr. Sul'er went 10 IT, ne
was native oI 0"l'"erIan" ana "au
no reIallNea IN 'uls country so TAR a7
known. lie was bachelor Drawing
Sood wages ne saved part ol ms
money ana repuleu 10 ne worth
thlrty thousahu uollars' SUITE
seems not TO nave put much la'Vh IN
banks Tor When ms cio'heS were re-
moved Sl'"'o IN ollls ana S'oo "orVh
OF notes were iound on ms person
ana ne geheraIly carried cohsiuera p'c
sums with hlm' All VINO khe" MN
agree that he was kindly man. non
est energetic courteous ana gentie-
man IN every way lie was "Iuely
acquainted among sihelterileh anu MS
death elcited universal expressions Oh
sorrow
quite humoer Oh men lroh "eir
came up"euhesudy anu looK re'nai"S
10 Weir that AFTERNOON "nere 'he luh-
eral was heiu i"urS""S' '''e'
llVeu at Weir twenty yeurs anu one vi
MS lrlehus toIu l'EdlsIfh rePorter
that ne wasworth not less thah soo'ooo'
mostly Ia oohus ana part III money, ,
Besides the money win nun ne hau
accounts aU loia anu uIi'Vsours'o 'o"'iAS'
lie was reV'cehU man. mas "r""i,
Sl'=oo year lor twenty years anu
saved II soou part Oh IT, he was d
, MEMBER OF 'he a. w. u w. III whic'
ne carried s-'ooo insurance 'o'ne
years ago ne ihaue WILL se'ec.rns
Mr.. buH' Oh 9' LOUIS, executor n'
VIII lett all ne owns 10 MS nioVher'
ana III case OF her ueaOn' "n'e'' re-
: three brothers and a sister in Italy
The Iola register., 1901-10-04
Moran Man Had a Cinch on the Com
missiOnership From the Start.

Moran Man Had Cinch on the Com
missionership From the Start.
Delegates to the Thirds District
Commissioner convention arrived in
lola Tuesday and convened in the
G. A. II. hall that afternoon. The
primaries were held Saturday
and delegates chosen. The
members of the county central com
mittee also met but had little to do as
it had been decided that the old com
mittce should hold over.
The entire interest of the convention
centered about the selection of II nom
inee for county commissioner. Car
lyle held the Office the past term in the
person of j. ID. Christian, but Marina
ton came into the race this year
with j. T.. lIobbey as candidate.
The townships have ifty-siX votes all
told, but Usage and Marmaton hold
the balance of power Marmaton has
10, Usage II, Geneva ., Carlyle 10 and
Deer Creek :. Usage was supposed
TO he for Tom Anderson hut reached
an agreement with Marma,ouito sup
port Iobbcy, SO the latter went into
the convention with 30 votes. which
was more than enough to beat Chris
tian even 81 he had the solid support
of the other three townships, or 2G
votes.
The convention organized by.choos-
ing II. w. Hoffman, of Usage, chair
man: II. II, Jones, secretary aud JAS.
Tempiin, assistant secretary. The
following committees ON credentials
We're appointed: Fred Heinz, j. NJ.
Ruby Henry Hobenstein, Isaac
Decker and c. B. Keith. They re-
ported the following delegates as en-
titled to seats in the convention:
GENEVA
John Lowe, jim Tcmplin
j Chrsty, Fred Heinz,
l. Perkins, VIM Hess
Wcs Carpenter. N Palmer
C W Rowland
DEER CREEK
Wm Smith. Wm Huber.
George Delgarno Chas. .'Seebargcr,
Arthur Scott, Jas. Davis
VIM Latham H. Robcrstein
MARMAroN.
ii. B. smith, j II. Thompson,
Wesley Jones' j, NJ Thompson.
A u Isaac, ia Wood
j Jewell, John Laury
A j Ehin, An Wright.
L Is Kinne, Ezra Wnett,
Il ID Lacey, George Ford.
j Shiveiey, OBJ Keith
w NJ Mattocks, OR Gibson
90 Thomas
OsAGE.
NJ. L. Decker, Ed Shiyely,
NJ Cubbison, r. Booth
Ed Stafford l. Decker
o. Dough, Shveey,
II. Frcdcrickson II, Peak,
II. Hoffman.
CARLYLE
II Longshore, f.. Kettle,
W. 5. DickersOn, 7. :. Ball
: y. Ryker T.. S. Smith,
II. IL. Jones' NJ. j Smart,
j. NJ. Ruby, JnO Francis.
Nominations Tor commissioner
from the Third District we're ther
called for and Geneva cast votes fol
j. d. Christian; Carlyle 10 votes foi
j. d. Christian, Deer Creek 7 votes
for I. j. Anderson, Usage IL votes fol
j. +. Hobbey, and Marmaton 10 votes
for j. E. Hobbey. This gave HobbeI
30, Christian 10 and Anderson 7 anC
Hobbey was declared the nominee.
A collection was then taken up t
pay the 80 hall rent and LOS wa
raised. 1t was unanimously voted t,
donate the surplus to the G. A. /,
Post, although one wag suggested tha
the money be applied on the cour
house.
The convention then adjourned.
The Iola register., 1901-10-04

To Whom it May Concern;-This is
to certify that have been personally
acquainted with DR.. Geo w. Cox for
the last twenty years. He was one Of
our leading physicians and surgeons,
The Iola register., 1901-10-04
Mo. Pacific News.

Senator Both Illinois district
The Iola register., 1901-10-04

SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., N.
SOC and 500; all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
SHOWS A BIG GAIN.
United States Control StimU-
Iates COpera Trade.
COFFEE is A FAILURE
Cocoa Grows Almost Wild in
Samoa.

I Washington, D. C.. June 2s.-Conditions
/ in the Samoan Islands since the transfer
OF Tutuila and Nauna 70 the United
States and savaH and Upolu TO the Ger
man government is the subject OF q re-
port by the British consul located in the
Islands. a copy Of which has just been re
ceived by the treasury bureau of statis-
ties. The report is as follows:
'The islands OF SavaI and Upolu were
annexed By Germany on March 1. 1870.
Shortly afterwards, on april II, the Uni-
ted States took possession OF Tutulia and
AIanua- The only export for many years
has been c0pra. amounting 10: in 1897,
$500; 1855. 10000; 1883. e90,0oo; 1919,
e4s.oo0. Coprs. largely used for the man
ufacture Of soap, candles, etc, goes TO the
United Kingdom, France. Germany. Rus
sia, Italy and the United States. princi-
pslly 10 the United Kingdom and Germa-
ny. One Of the first acts OF the governor
was TO protect the natives by enforcing g
fair weights; he is now endeavoring TO
induce them to make a better article.
AT the present time cacao is engaging
much attention here. At e distance Of
two or three miles from the sea it grows
almost wild and can be cultivated with
success anywhere IN amoa. except per-
haps On the summit Of the mountains,
where the climate viii probably be too
cold. The quality IS good. Mr.. Carruth-
er's cacao fetched lately the highest price
in the London market. The governor is
introducing plants Of the celebrated So
couusco variety from Mexico. Cacao
planting should draw the attention of the
home capitalists. The great drawback is
that leases from the natives for longer
period than 10 years are not likely 70 be
confirmed by the government, as the gov
ernment does not wish to encourage
land Spectators, and refers any appIica-
ton Of this kind to the Berlin authorities
Coffee has been failure. Even the
hardy Liberian coffee introduced a few
years ago is now suffering from the same
disease that destroyed the Mocha and
other varieties. Vanilla and Kola promise
well. Rubber should also succeed. Ban
anas and pineapples are shipped occa-
slonally to Auckland. but the time occu-
ried in transit is too long. and the fruit
is often spoiled son the voyage.
THE principal articles imported are:
salt beef in kegs ara timed meats en-
tirely from Auckland; soap. from Auck-
land and sydney; prints. long cloth. and
other articles Of drapery, etc, principally
from Auckland and Sydney. although
during the last three years merchants
have begun to import from Hamburg
many articles formerly brought from
the colonies. Kerosene oil, timed bis
cult, and lumber come from san Francis
co.
Commercial travellers from Auckland
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

an dat present the relations between the
natives ana all foreigners IS most annie
able. IA rebellion should occur. 1t
would arise out Of the disputes between
the Old conhicsing native factions
Tile ares OF Ppolu is z20.ooo acres; OF
savai., $1,000 acres; in all. $1,000 acres.
Of which only 2o.c00 acres are now being
cultivated. One hundred and fifty thous-
and acres have been sold to foreigners.
Conmerce would be increased 20 = very
great extent II the land should be general
" thrown open 70 improvement by sale
or 40-year leases. The price OF land rang
esbetween $3.50 and SIS per acre. accord
ing 70 rs situation and improvements.
An American company lately sold sew
eral thousand acres IN blocks at from s.
to s. per acre.
There are several schools in Apia. Ro-
man Catholic and Protestant. IN which
English serveces are regularly held
''The area OF Tutulia and Manua IS
small. perhaps 5000 acres. much Of which
in steaD and mountainous. Tutulia Is 20
miles from Apia- -Four thousand natives
are living on Tutulia. and 800 on Manua.
and about 20 whites ana as many half
castles"
The imports Of the Samoa group IN
1900 were about $4,000 in value. and the
exports sssoo0. No details OF the 1870
commerce. ware available when the re-
port was sent. but the 1879 figures showed
that the United States held second rank
in the countries supplying the imports.
the figures being: From British Empire.
so. ~; from the United States. a1s so:
from Germany. e16. 80.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
100000 DOLLARS,
Scrip, Of the City of Blackwell, Okla
honS territory.


Notice is hereby given that the Mayor
and Councilmen Of the City Of Blackwell,
Oklahoma Territory. viii receive sealed
bids at the City Clerks Office until
O'Clock 2. m. on the sth day OF July,
1901, for the above named amount Of
script, C5, ,O00), issued for the purpose
Of obtaining funds TO sink wen for
artesian water, the said script TO be is
sued in series of five equal installments
Of One Thousand 81. 600 Dollars each and
numbered from one to five. inclusive:
Script No. / TO be due and payable one
year from its date.
Script No. shall be due and payable
in two years from its date
Script No. shall be due and payable
in three years from its date
Script No. 4 shall be due and payable
four years from its date
Script No. shan be due and payable
in five years from It's date.
Said script shall bear interest at the
rate Of six 90 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually, at the Office Of the
City Treasurer Of the City OF Blackwell,
the interest TO be evidenced by coupons
attached. The script is issued under and
pursuant to Article 1, Of Chapter 6, Of
the Laws Of the Territory Of Okla
homa of 1901.
All bids must be accompanied by GER
titled check for Five Hundred $500 Dol
lars TO be forfeited to the City Of Black
wei II the parties to whom the script
is sold fails to take any pay for the
same. Said bids VIII be opened at s
O'Clock p. m, on the 10th day OF July.
1901 The right TO reject any and all
bids is reserved.
(SeaD W. S. PRETTYMA1l, Mayor.
Attest: c. 0. REECE, City Clerk.
2
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
Published June %. 1901.
ORDN,ANCE 70 1Se3.

offered by c. Il. Luling.
An Ordinance Amending Sections g. s and
10 OF Ordinance No. 1852, entitled "An
OrdinancsFizing the Salaries Of Ger
tain Named City Oncers OF the City OF
Wichita. and Repeating Ordinance No.
1egS" and Repeating said Sections (, s
and 10 Of said Ordinance No. 1872.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men Of the City Of Wichita:
Section L That Section I o. ordinance
70. 1872 be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows: Section 4
The salary of the City Engineer shall
be One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars
per annum, payable in monthly Install
ments Of One hundred Dollars at the end
Of each month. which sum shall include
horse, buggy and harness to be furnished
by said Cry Engineer.
Sec. 2. That Section Of said ordinance
No. 1872 be ard the same is hereby
amended 50 as to read as follows: Sec
tion s. The salary Of the Street Com
missioners shall be Twelve Hundred Dol
lars per annum, payable ia monthly in
stallments OF One Hundred Dollars at
the end Of each meath. which sum shall
include pay for the use and maintenance
Of a horse. buggy and harness to be fur
nished by said Street Commissioners
Sec. 3. That Section 10 OF SAID ordinance
No. 1872 be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as TO read as follows: Section 10.
The salary of the Police Judge shall be
Nine Hundred Dollars per annum, paya-
ble IN monthly instailments Ct Seventy
FIVE Dollars at the end oL each month.
Section 4 That Sections 4, and 10 Of
ordinance No. 1872 be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved June Q, 1901.
B. F MCLEAN Mayor.
Attesti ]. I. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
The Lustrous BriIIiance of This Dump S
Entire Spring..
And Summer Stock
# This Dump Sale of Our

VIII outshine all our previous Semi An
nual Dump Sales and will continue until
August 1st. Profit time is over. Each
season must stand its own loss. The spring
and summer stock must go. This is final,
positive, unalterable decree During this
Dump Sale our former prices will not be
looked at; values not considered; profits
will be but a memory and a dream. Every
price will tell story of economy more
forcibly than the most eloquent tongue.
Every price during this sale will help to
upset all preconceiyed ideas of the purchas-
ing power Of a dollar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

and Sydney visit Samoa regularly for
orders. The large German firm founded
by the Godenroys. for many years estab-
lished in this group, imports from Ham
burg the greatest part Of the manufac-
tured goods used in the carrying on Of its
business.
"At present the import duties are as
follows: Ale, 50c per dozen quarts; spir-
its, $50 per gallon; wine, 81 Per gallon;
sparkling wine, $50 per gallon; tobacco.
soc per pound; sporting arms. 81 each;
gunpowder. 25c per pound. On all other
articles, ad valoEem, 2 per cent on invoice
cost and charges. It IS supposed that
some alterations vii lbe made before long
in this tariff.
"storekeepers pay e yearly tax Of from
s12 to s10O per annum. The tax on build
ings IS 1 per cent yearly on tvo-thirds
their value. That on trades and profess
sions is from 50 to $50 per annum. There
is an export tax of 21b per cent on the
value of copra shipped. All Of the above
were imposed originally in accordance
with the Berlin treaty of 1850.
The population OF German Samoa con-
sists OF about 200 whites. 300 half-oastes
and s200O natives. Imports. therefore,
cannot be very large, native wants IN a
climate like this bein glimited; but should
planting companies be formed and the
land utilized. matters viii assume a very
different aspect.
'Ther is more protection for property
now than was formerly the case. when
the islands were under the rule OF ua-
tive sovereign. The government is con-
ciliating both parties with much success.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
for Sinking Well for Arte-
sian Water.

Proposals for Sinking Well for Arte-
sian Water.
Notice IS hereby given that the Mayor
and Councilmen Of the City Of Blackwell.
Territory Of Oklahoma, will receive sealed
bids at the City CLERKS Office until 7
o'clock p m, on the Sth day of July, 1901
for the sinking of a vel for artesian
water. Bidders are required to specify
the depth they win bore and the kind OF
drill to be used in the sinking OF a well
for Five Thousand (s5 0OO Dollars, the
amount Of script voted for that pur-
pose.
Bidders are also required to state the
condition as TO the payments-those con
ditions that no payment shall be required
until well is completed, shall be given
preference. Also to give estimates on a
wen Of a depth Of 1000 feet. 1.4O0 feet.
and 1SO0 feet, respectively. specifying
depth and kind of drill to be used. Said
bids shall be opened at s o'clock p. n,
on the 10th day of July, 1901.
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
(SeaD W. S. PRETTY3IAN, Mayor.
Attest: c. o. REECE. City Clerk
o52t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
Sealed Bids.
once Of city Clerk.

TlE-s---
Wichita. Kans., June 25, 1901.
Sealed bids viii be received at this Of
fee until y o'clock m, July 1, 1901, for
the construction Of ali permanent inter
sections which shan be ordered built dur
ing the summer and fail OF 1901.
Said intersections to be constructed ac-
cording to specifications on file in the
Office of city engineer.
Bidders must state price per square
foot. All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for SO payable to the
city Of Wichita, as q guarantee of good
faith.
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
33-6t j. I. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
QUICK BELIZE EoR ASTHMA.

Miss A4auds Dickens. Parsons Eans-.
writes: u suffered eight years wsla
asthma in its worst fss.n. had severed
attacks during the last year and was nos
expected 20 I've through them. began
using FOLEY'S s hONEI AND TAR ana
il has never failed 70 Eive Immediate
relief" c. Gehrins. 80 f. Douglas. Gee
Van Werden, IS n. Main: Wichita Dra<
Co. 10 T. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
Notice.


OiAEe OF N9Ly Clerk-
Wichita, Kans.. June 3, 191.
Mayor and council Of the city OF wich-
ita have declared It necessary TO con
struct the following curbing:
TO curb Ohio avenue on both sides Of
said avenue between Douglas avenue on
the south and the south line Of First
street on the north.
To curb Indiana avenue on both sides
OF said avenue between Douglas avenue
on the south and the south line OF Third
street On the north.
S8-6t il LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

- Sp' '@t'tS~ rtNio ~-i-Ntg NHFeA-
AT one time ( sgGe erred from severe
sprain or the ankle. Says Geo. r. Cary.
editor o. the Guide. Washington. Ya
After using several well recommended
medicines without success. I tried Cham
Serlains Pain Balm. and am pleased 10
say that relief came as soon ss began
its use and a complete cure speedily fel-
lowed" Sold by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Washington. June 29.-No information
has been received at the war department
concerning the visit Of General Gomez
Of Cuba 1t is not believed he is COM
ing here on any mission of an ohlcial
character.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Cedar Rapids. Ia, June nj. S. Par
vim. FOR rfty-eight years grand secro-
tary ~ che iowa Masonic Grand lodse.
died today. He was one ot the most
widely known Nfasors "a the country
and probably ths last Of the origlasl
pioneers Of Iowa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Denver. June 2.-Johnay Mcdonald. the
California jockey. who has ridden Ger
some or the greatest horse owners ln TIE
country. Is dead IN this cts OF eonsuusl-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

day struck the animal tent of the Wax
lace shows ki.nng an elephant and stuo-
ming the entire msnaserie. A4ny persons
were severely shocked
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Il speaks well for Chamberlain . Cough
Remedy when druggists use it In thelr
own families in preference 90 any ether.
4 have sold Chamhsrlains Cough Renl-
edy for the rast Eve years with com-
piete satisfaction 20 myself ard custom
ers." SAYS pruggist J. Goldsmith. van
Etten. y. Y. II have always used lt in
my own family both Tor ordinary
coughs and colds and Tor tbs cough fel-
lowing la grippe. and find q very emea-
cious." For aals by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Nr. ". : W-hedon. Cashier of the First
National Sank OF Winssrset. Iowa. in a
recent letter Eives some experience with
carpenter n his employ. that Nil DO
of value &c other mechanics He saws,
T had carpenter worilne Ter me wao
was obliged TO stop work Tor ssvc~sl
days on account % being troubled Nlfn
disrrhoss- 7 uenucned e. hin thal
bad been similarly troubled ana that
Chamheriain Cole. Cholera and pisr-
rhoss Remedy lad cured mo. He saarht
a bottle q IL from the erussist here ana
inlormed me that ore dose curs8 h-ra.
and he IS again AZ his work Eor sale ag
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
Gorgeous and
BeWiIdering Exhibition
a sight Of a lifetime. for one night only.
Corner Market and
First Streets
Admission, lOC
Piano TUNING.

iGitQ AIllHs
c. J. Sheldon is here. Address all
orders to box 736 city 35-tf
Schweiter's unfermented grape Juice is
the best food and drink combined. 25-2st
Mrs. WinslO'v's Soothing syrup
Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sod
by druggists In every part Of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and cake no other kind.
twenty-five cents q bottle
Use schweiters unrermented grape
.uice 25-26t
Best Shorthand course IN city at Al
bertus 1Iagnus College. 79-we-sa-tf
Buy Schweiter's unfermented grape
Juice from your grocer. 25-26t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Rome. June 22-The report published in
Paris that the pope e seriously 800 ans
that Or. Lnpponi. his attending physiciaa
does not lesve the pontirs side. p cG-
tirely unfounded. ffis holiness is in GOOD
health and yesterday received in ausf-
encs the Austrian ambassador q the vat-
ican and a number of other persons
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

London. KY. June sS--Henry Barrett
was killed near here las might II road
heht near Sections cree Henry Turner
wrn. Turner ST.. ard his nephew wm-
Turner r.. we're riding siorg the roads
and met Barrett and engaged in din
Guilty. Revolve7s wers used freely ard
when the smoke hao cleared away Bar
rett vas dead. with three BULLET holes
in his BODY. and the thzss Turner'S were
unhurt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Use Schweiters unrermented grape
:uice 25-26t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

c. J. Sheldon is here. Address all
orders to box 736, city. 35-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Buy Schweiter's unfermented grape
Juice from your grocer. 25-26t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29

Best Shorthand course IN city at Al
bertJs Magnus College. 79-we-sa-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-29
Is Not Of Official Character.

Attest, ]. L. LELAND, city clerk.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-05-04

In the matter of the Estate of Rizpah Gibbons deceased.