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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
No. 10
NOTICE AND SUMM0xS

/. In the Superior Court Of the State Of washist
ton. IN and for the County Of San Juan.
Carolina Jordsl. plaintiff,
NJ. G. Guy, Mason G. Guy and L. p. B. Sst
| z and all persons unknown. II any. having
claiming m interest or estate in and 10 he
hereinafter real property. defendants
State of Washington to NJ. g. Guy, Mason
Guy and l.. r. Buck and all persons uuknss.
clesming or having an interest or estate N ''s
| to the Hereinafter described real property
the above named plaintiff, Carolina Jordsl sue
holder Of Certificate Of Delinquency No "
issued by the Treasurer Of San Juan souril
State Of Warrington, embracing the following
real property, situated in San Juan ees'iI
safe Of Washineton, and more particularly "
scribed ~ follows, to wit:
Northeast fourth of the southeast ourii y
section two, township thirty-iour norm, ns
No. two west, Willamette Meridian, conui1H
forty acres; that said Certificate was isssd y =
the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1890, @ M Y.
sum Of $iI.]o for the delinquent taxes nl .
year 1856; that the amount OF SAID aennqnn
iaxes, together with the interest, Is me
lowing respective sums, to-wit: Fof us ~
1875, $3.50; for the said year 1896, SIi4a w =.
year 1897. $Io; for the year 1888, sss'' .'s..s
year 1859. Ssss; for the year 1900 800 sa' ~
/ IL =
ti6cate Of Delinquency, to the sum ~
which said several sums bear interest," y. |. ~
rate Of fifteen per cent per annum irom 'ss
eral dates Of the payment OF said taxcA .,;s,.,.
San Juan county, according to the ea '.as n
Of Delinquency and receipts e''de'''''
same. until paid. ,.ap
You and each Of you are hereby sumn'sgTT
appear within sixty days after the Gay. &c.
6rIt publication Of this Notice ana s 49,
exclusive Of the date Of the nrM paV -. n
thereof, to-wit: within sixty days s n. -. ssan
day Of July, A. ID. 1901. IN the soc cs. SO
Court, and defend the action or pay ms 80. :
due, together with the interest arc IN s -
cnoe Of your failure 90 to do, plaiinun ..sirl
for Judgment and judgment VIII e e,.sss ~
foreelooiug the lien for said taxes me- s,S ~
costs against the real property, iano' ''s
ises herein described. v.d -
Anv pleading or process msy DC go NJ
the uudersigued attorney, at the so'''~
CXRoLINA JoRDAL, rl,ls~
n. .. King. Deputy Prosecutipg A ,",,ode
ex-o0icio Attorney for Plaintin ~ W
dress: Friday Hafbor San Juan e0''"'
Date Of arst publication Iulyt i@
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
oEDER 10 SHOW CAUSE
In tho Superior Court Of the State of
Washington, for SsnJuan County.
IN PROBATE.

In FHOBAVE.
In the. matter Of the estate Of Lawrence
Nessel, deceased.
Edward Il. Bsehm. the sole executor Of the
estate Of Lawrence Nessel. decreased, haying
rendered. presented and died In THU Court ON.
to-wit, the nth day a Jelly. 4. D. f9os. his 6nal
account Of hta a4mtntstSattoo Of SAID estate and
his petitioa asking .monE other things for de:
her cemmunity interest 10 sid estate. and Tor
estate 10 the devise mentSoued In testator's
viii. aud askink f6raa eximinatjoa q execu-
tors final sccoant and for .h3a diocharge; Il n
therefore hereby ordefed that all persons inter
ested In said estate.of Lawrence Nessel deceased,
be and appear before the probate depaTtmeot q
the superior Coart q the state Of Washiqgtsa.
In and for San Juan county, In the coeSt-room
o( said Court. at Friday Harbor. In said coauty,
on Tuesday. the 18th da- Of August. a. D. 1901,
1t O'Clock p. N. Of said day, then and there to
show cause, II any they have, Why FINAL settle
meut should not be made with said executor;
why the widows community interest should
not be Get over to her, and Why IN order Of dis-
tributiou should not be issued for the distribu-
ton Of the resolve Of said estate 10 the devisee
a. testatog's win and The executor DISCHARGED.
. II Il further ogdered that uotice Of such hear
Ing and settlement shall be given By posting mp
notices u three Of the mo0e pub1ae pisces q
said county and By publishing similar notiee
for foar saccesaiye weeks ID . newspaper pub
lished h said county.
Done IN open Court this nth day Of July.
cRo. A. JOINER. Superior Judge.
". H. rhsckes. Attorney Sor Kxecutos.
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EAST SOUND

Frosts last week.
Everybody haying.
Great rush of campers and resortera.
Strawberries are the money makers.
josie Iotte IL working at Newhall.
Alfred Hill has bought new carriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. French have gone to Vic
toria.
The creamery is getting . new coat Of
paint.
james Tullock reports half . crop of
apples. - ~
|; Carl Templin il 2getting to he an expert
In butter making.
The brick works are now owned by p.
Kemple and c. b. Buxton.
Quite number Of persons are going to
put gas into their buildings.
wanted-The contract to get out the
poles for the telephone line.
The steamer Mascot was In with q
small excursion from Fsirhaven Sun
day.
Miss Gertie Bickle and Miss Grace
Philip have been visiting friends at Roche
Harbor.
Mrs. Thos. Gill, Of Honolulu, is visiting
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Gregg. Miss
Belle Gregg is also home:
Mr.. Robb, the veteran printer and SOL
der and Republican says he is 20 and ex-
to be with US ten years longer. So mote
il be.
Miss Culver closed . years school
work in the Newhall district yesterday
and teacher and pupils had q picnic In the
afternoon.
We expect to start in poultry raising
pretty soon and we wish Mr.. Patterson
and Mr.. Ethan Allen would save us some
of their first-class pullets.
Bishop Wells held two services Sunday
at East Sound and one at West Sound
all well attended. He appointed o. H.
Smaby, Alex Chalmers and w. J. Court
as trustees Of the Episcopal church of
West Sound.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
NO. IL
NOTICE AND SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the state &C.. |" ,s.r.
ton, a and for the County Oh SSA
Joseph 8. Croll, plaiutin.

In she asc>raor Court Of the State
ton. a and for the County oil ssn J''
Joseph 8. croii, plaintiff, !.
p. L. Goodwin, and Bertha p. Venom r r 4 -
venon, and all persons: ,, u-r or ssiss
and to the hereinafter descri0eu
atsfe Al Washingtou to +. L. Oo sS N y
nertha ,. Venom and A. p. Venom, ~ ;ulad
cons unknown claiming or havirs I, drsusa
o. estate In and to the hereinA''
Yo! SnS each of you are hereby n9 a,of -
,hs sSc ~ rs,rsd pisiutif, Joseph >. Gr0sS Ga =
holden Of 4 Certificate Of Delinquengs corsH
issued bv the Treasurer OF san N. iollosN
State OF Washington, embracing s,su cos1H
real uroperty. situated in san Js;rrlsfiye
state Of Wasllington. and more
scribed - follows. to-wit: ,v.srven, %
Part Of lot two, section wsnv 100 wes, W
ship thisty-ave north, range ~ "a 70 scres,. al
Thst said Certi6cate was issuea ann Of VI
dav 81 October. A ID. 1893, for inc s,s so .
lbr the de1inQuent taxes fof .ns .,,rorcpt -
49,. fhsf Tire amount Of said dehs ~ lores4
to9ether with the interest, Is ~ Id yesn
rcSpective sums, to-wit: For s Wy nd isga y
and Ie97, S7.9a; for the years l;y ya
according to Certificate onnrd;ns to taI -
No. Iosc; for the prior years Il Of -
I1os. iIs.6o. according TO Csru,s, hss
ouency ~. which said Certincs, In E
div SSuicned to plaintiff; amo rus,i6esie q
RFeSnte. With the fee for SAID .hich 90
HnSuency. 10 the sum Of Sc. ~; ~ Of 6fess
egnf sums bear interest ut the s.Sveral dsie
cent per annum from the saio md ts1 fe
"a &crti1caSes Of Deiiinqueney 81
uutiI mme IRE paid. .bv summon F
You ana each Of you are serep Re date ~
appeor With sixty days stsI ara sups
0rs1 puh1icntion Of this Nousea ,.t pub =
excluSive oil the date Of the he lfh ~
tSerrof to-wit, sixty days ~ sntitled r
Julys 4. p. veoI, In The aDo' the spour.
Snd deftnd the seton or pay w, .cs.s BE-
1ooreRef WITH the interest ana iii spgr
49, S31uSc 90 to do. plai,nss, ~ rrndesed; -
3uiGuent ana Judgment Will y ;srierest -
el6SjnG the Hen for said taxes ga. AS spd -
d111ns1 she raj property ss"A -
~ pies6ise q process may nay sddrss
sfe In3ersigsed attorney, as''e -
josEPH 8: cs ssIiss ~
II .. King. reputy r0ss;osiG ~
~ go ~ Attorney for rjls s
49,: TSidsy Hssbor' ss'
IN 3 ~ y-p'iss''os Js'y+r
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

Beale & Guthrie have their fish trap
finished.
Mrs. Kitty Wilson went to Seattle Sat-
urday for short visit.
The sawmill was closed down for . few
days the past week owing to d broken
shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin and two little sons
went to Seattle Saturday for . few days
visit. -
Jas. Buchanan had the misfortune to
have five Of his horses pretty badly cut
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

deceased. A1'r
Notice II hereby given by the under;,,,, :,
mtntstrator Of the estate Of William Ml., y y
ceased, to the creditors ofand all person, s., se
claims against said deceased, to erhib, :.
with the necessary vouchers, within on, ~.
AFTER the hrst publication Of this notice IA n.
said administrator at his residence near s,,s..
Harbor, San Juan county. state Of wsships,s.
the business oil said estate in said COUNTY
p. 4. PETERSON
Administrator Of the estate Of William Mn,
deceased. N0
Dated this 18TH day Of June. A. d. ipr
Date 6rst publication, June n. lco, a
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
paper correspond ants could use . good
deal under such CIRCUMSTANCES.

Let's see: Our capital punishn,snt
law was . corpse; our game law Is .
skeleton; our exhibit intended for the
Pan.American exposition IL mummy.
But, let us thank the Oliver Of all good
that thus far no defect has been die
covered IN the appropriation lava
Fairhaven Herald.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

Our Richardson correspondent seems
to have been having another pipe
dream. OF course he didn't know how
mush chalk Mr.. carrothers had, but
whatever the quantity he was appar-
emily surprised that Mr.. z. should re-
quire any more. He doesn't say how
much he took himself, but moss news
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND orrrsl

UNITED STATES LAND oryrzl
Seattle, Wash, june Is, ior.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow m
named settler has filed notice Of his intep,os =
make ANAL proof in support Of his claim ma
that said proof will be male before the crrt 4
the Superior Court. ut Friday Harbor, washiur.
ton, on Saturday, August 10. 1901, viz:
FRANK PARSON
Homestead application No. I6,nI, for the vi
SEX Sec. %; mex mex. Sec. 81; nwA nwg Sc
q, Up. IS y. X. W.
He names the following witnesses to rsu
his continuous residence upon and cultyata
Of said land, wig:
Lawrence Tucker. John Eden Maxwell John
J. Oleson. J. w. Smoots, all OF Friday Harbr,
Warrington.
EDWARD p. TREMPER, Register
First publication June ~, 1901.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
ARGYLE AND VICINITY

Everybody busy haying.
Ben Lichtenberg came over last Friday
from Lopez. =
Miss Kate Buckley left on Tuesdays
boat for Port Townsend.
A large number Of fishermen are oamped
on the Lawson beach Ut Eagle cove.
Miss Jenny Bergman LEFT Thursday 70,
. visit with friends in Port Townsend.
Mrs. J. Dorley and her dsughter, Mrs.
Barker, Of Dawson City. LEFT Thursday
for visit in Seattle.
Master Walford Lewis. Of Port Town
send. left on Thursdays steamer siter q
three weeks' visit with Mr.. Bergnan's
family.
MeNrs. G. c. Collins, Frank Reynolds.
J. J. Gichard and O. E. Shaaer, In their
yacht Comfort" Of Port Townsend.
were in Argyle Monday, for short visit
With. o. Bergman.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
cERrrrrcArR or cory.
CL81xD OFFICE.

CL1RKb OFFICE.
etate ot Washingtou 4
County Of San yuan{
I. James EranklanA. County CiesE and ex-
eaie3o Clerk Of The Superior coast Of the ssid
Couaty Ard state, do hereby certify that the
above and Foregoing 10 . true and correct copy
g IN Order 70 06ow Cauoe - aale II Real
H.ente iu the matter Of TIE eslste Of Wiliia1
~ .uicr. $780,, - the sans sev eppears O
IN tesdmoay Whersef have hereunto ct
~ nand s!d aoxed the sal of aid Court this
JA,9xs paAxxIAND,
cossty Clerk.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18
Che 0mcial Paper Of San Juan County,
CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year in
advance land arrears, IL any the follow
ing named publications are offered, to-
Rether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
bination prices quoted, viz:
ISLANDER and
Seattle Post-Inteliigencer. weekly. $50
erattIe Times weekly I8o
New York Tribune, weekly, 20
New York Tribune. tri-weekly, 7.Io
Thricea-Week n. Y. World, 400
Toledo Blade, LOO
iletroit Free Press semi-weekly 400
S. r. Examiner, weekly $50
S. r. Bulletin, Sunday edition, 400
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, AIS
St. Paul Pioneer Press, weekly, 400
Farm and Fireside, LOS
Farm Journal, LOO
McClure's Magazine, 2io
Cosmopolitan Magazine. 2io
Review of Reviews, 3S5
Harper's Magazine, 400
Century Magazine, 4S5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
z On1fnrtahle TraNelinff.

x bf7&ht yoHA2 schoolma 'am who .diiia EfUopa Last year carried nath-
 ing !zt aeea aa.t case. yet in it went dressy gown and an evening HaHet Tie eaau Nas q thin silk. ~fa if lining When laid bcauti- f5.i.e i5ai and kept Ta place bF q sat If cI Tz.lE aIrapaed tapes f scarce Y t8a taas fIau Two ine6a ef room. I5e heaae- boz Was eight inches
 eHo Y Was round made of 5taut .eis41d. and was a5444 into aae aa#aea#e4 tfe ea= hela frille of
 aate74ared cfa~a5 tafe p5mPons and ' iang, safE .asFgt f6ai could be wound carcfrrz ualad tla l4z The 'fimmiaa ma.l ry cll5,r mil tia'f .H5 t:.1 T otr end pm aa -a'alily. hetaz >af plaee Nh 9tAa Incidental af tha baanet box was q pair ar AI.lts g,@es ..vef@ stitch Of underwear carried =3y his traveller Was made CT the thinn India silk. aad sise carried tire e1zfiae=gatts in less room than E eeeHniea ezona set 9f muslin e'a,lliae Goa# IIoas Eaea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

loading Up argumentat5Ee ammGnitioa and Iris speech this year promises t2 bo speIIworker C. x Rtx. treasurer of tHe league; Ge6sz :. Ga5#. super intendent of schools ]. |. NadleE. of the Arkansas Daily Ne&= and (. r. Cooley secretary If fhe league, are other leading workers
 Mir Cooley is as full of facts ana persuasion as d porcupine fs of euiiis. He bristles with arguments in favor of Hot Springs
 ..Wa afe going to get the eonvea- ton, declared Nr Cooley. #e have pledges already from Northern and Northeastern states so that we do net soc how Aahegiile can beat us.
 Mr. Cooley enumerated some of tha arguments in favor of Hot spfznez
 The City of Babbling Baths has sixty hotels That will aeeomaodete over 10000 people comfortably. lts biggest three hotels are well known.
 Gov Jeff Davis extends an official invitation to the National Editorial association, offering the freedom of the state
 The Arkansas state legislature has adopted unanimously a concurrent resolution inviting the association and urging the editors to honor the state with their presence.
 Tho Hot Springs folk will take the entire association on trip to old Mexico
 There will be a driving trip through the entire government reservation be yond Hot Springs.
 There will be mammoth barbecue which will draw the statesmen and orators of the entire Southwest to laHd the editors.
 There will be banquet whose menu will be a triumph
 Every editor will have hot baths as often and as hot as he may wish.
 And there will be more tGo,s said Mr. Cooley We want to make it q marker in the history of editorial good times
 The Hot Springs boomers wear pret- ty purple badges with silver lettering reading National Editorial associ4. tion. lIof Springs. Afk. 1aa2 A9= pended b every badge is a fno quartz crystal from Hot Springs.
 Bfainerd Allison badges everybody he finds. Around Statelerss big hotel there arc hundreds Of purple-decEed people They say Allison and Cooley did it and every mothers son and daughter of them is hustling and shouting and booming for Het Springs
 Give the editorial association hot bath" say some of them.
 Well give them the whole state ol Arkansas if they will come and take it say Allison and Cooley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
CONGREGATION AN5HE EMETH
Sells Lot on Which Temple Stands 10
 Nike Danaher.

Gon@ee satieH AHshe Emeth Sat8r- day closed deal whereby it sold to Air. Mike Dauaher of this ely. the property at the corner of Third avecne and Laurel street upon which is iocat- ett the jewish temple building. The consideration was $f7oo.
 The congregation in turn purchased tine Br. Mills property on West Sec ond ayenue and will erect thereon a handsome and costly temple building. The property purchased is l8ox' I feet and SD feet off the West end of the property was sold to MT. NJ. Cans after the purchase The lot was too large for the proposed temple build ing, and to eeonemize. and at the same time add to the hey temple funds the latter sale was made
 President Buck Bloom, of congrega- tion Anshe Fmeth, says the work on the new temple will begin within a few weeks Mir Danaher did n0t pHr- chase the temple building but tho same will he torn down and removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
HOT FOLK OF HOT SPRINGS. Write Up of Arkansas Editors by the Buf-
 falo, N. Y,, Express.

The hot folk of Hot Springs iH= the scrumptious state of Arkansas swooD- cd down on Buffalo yesterday with beltful of fetiches to capture the next National Editorial assoeiatioH's con Vention, says the Buffalo CN. YJ Ex- press. They opened Headquarters at the mammoth Statelcr hotel and in less than two hours they had started boom for the spa Of baths that has surpassed anything of tho kind sccn here. Their competitors are fha Ashe- vile tN. C. foll, and Southern ehig= airy will have q strenuous time keep ing pace with the knights of Bath- dom
 The Arkansas State Press #assoeia- tion heads the delegation They are over loo strong with twenty-five women in the party, all working like beavers for Hot Springs. The man who falls within the sunlight of their smiles and wiles is won by Hot Springs before he escapes. Judge w. B. Folsom, of Brinllley, the president Of the Arkansas State Press ass0cia- tion, heads the 125 Also there is Col W w. Folsom, sometimes herald cd as the handsomest man of the SoutheWest. He is tall, gray=beardad. courtly and eloquent He lives in Hope, Ark They sing song of Folsom hope on, hope ever. He is Arkansas executive eomMitteeman Ill the National Editorial association Miss Folsom, his daughter, aeeoMra- nios him. ]. R. lobe, secretary of the State Press association, reinforces the colonel One of the stars. how eyer, is Rrainerd Allison. of the Mis- souri Pacific railway. He is Prince Allison among the newspaper nobility and he has twenty yseVen gold headed canes, umbrellas and other tokens of newspaper appreciation of his great ness He is a hotter Hot Springs man than the hottest bath of the hottest springs in Hot Springs
 Accompanying the Arkansas editors are the officers of the Hot Springs Business Mems league and they in. tend to capture the convention if fish, Hesh,= fowl and good red herring eaH do it. r. z. stearns. president Of the league, heads delegation. !. q. Lonsdale, the vice president of the league. will make the speech for=IIot Springs in the convention. Mir, Lons dale is a prominent young broker and business man in the Southwest The members Of the National Editorial as sociation all remember him for the great speech he made at Denver three years ago when he asked for the con Yention for Hot Springs. He was pit ted against the famous Pal D0naa however, and Donan won out for Port land. Lansdale has spent two years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
CONDUCTOR EVAN ,
Changes a Five Dollar Bill for .
 Coon.

Conductor s. X Evans. Of an Iron Mountain passenger train =wlH attempt to blaeken the eyes of any man who szEs him to change five dollar bill
 a the future Il is not often that Iz#n "eets sore if such a request is :Hade of him, unless he is really broke and thinks the person making the re- quest is trying to guy him over his unfortunate condition. Conductor Evans has pretty good reasons for re- senting such request. Friday morn ink as the train pulled into Swartz. La, q negro walked I'D 10 Mr. Evans and said '.Boss please sar gib me change fur a five. Mir Evans is an accommodating gentleman, and he reached down into his pocket and counted out the change dropping the money into the negfo's hand as he made the count When he finished counting the money, the negro showed q piece of green paper into the con- dactor.s hand and skipped out Con- duetor Evans hurliedly unWrapped the paper and found it to be nothing but a government stamp, taken from q cigar box. He started after the ne gro at break neck speed. but stumbled and fell into mud hole When he re- covered himself the negro was ont of sight.
 Conductor Evans is always in for fun and has the reputation of being jolly good fellow but it is noH adYis- able for his friends to refrain from asking him to change a five dollar bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
STATE POLITICS.
What the Newspapers are Saying About
 Present and Prospective Candidates.

We do Hot assume to impusn the motives or reasons which prompted Gov. Davis to make his decision but it does seem to us that the reasons given are very fimsy Granted that he was elected governor "by major fly seldom given to any ea0itdafe. and that there are many Of his adm's- CTS who would support him ia tl1 saa atorial race. Yet any nan N3.a can reason at all fcadiIy #ees hat with Gov. Davis in the race souatar 3anes election would be more assured. G3> Davis has made a=hetter= ost4er# t1aa we ever expected he voall aul a that capacity has shown #are# eaar mon sense than he demensf93t I a] ing the campaign Nc sfVa 6im eaedtf for being 2 shrew3 politician w do not believe that he is ohlAia4z ta the fact hat it wenlt have heoa uast to Impossible for him ta have elected senator at this tim>
 His reasons given, however. for not being candidate are ineer with his nast conduct i was Heta= rions fact that the attornef aerai had Ro conscientious seTepaas sHsJI leaving his office and itpas saaeHa.l suppose, that duties Were haiue nes Geeted. fhe attorney g9aefa74 oHf.
 vas just as important aa is tA ea4ee nors.- and required a closer attention But Ne 42 net question the motives. andzW2 ass s}aa ta=seo mat tie aaatle= nan Aaa dateiaaej sHal r1mayl
 able regard fer the interests af @h.# people. -AfEaaelPHs3 Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

fh announcement of Governor pat tsfHsal to enter the senatorial eaeteat ,simaHides the senatorial sitH
 llsA alld relieves a iDt Of 9#gelts- 5aff asrirants of doab ii t5 "lat e8sz tkeX will uuaHe iH#fte= las n Fort Smitl Va6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Gov. Davis is 2 pretty shrcHd man and no doubt preferred to be governor Of Araknsas again to running losing race for tnited Statce senator againsl l ioaps,-E Fl Dorado tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Hsz Eeeds q EtftI5 Rock. grand secretary If tho iadias oHaaF If the saa a5to*s iaf= Arkansas has been f1
 f tor s.yl 1aEs wa. sxtne 8n .stS1est E Rabekah 1odse. NJ >1 of fsi- g.tE. s. Road is ar enthusias- t26 Fsl.aeF F. tadee circles and has ae- eomplished great success her.. She initiated number of new members into tie order Saturday night
 Extra fine Cape Jessamines for sale by Mrs. Chas T Robinson. Lake, side
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Gov. Davis has at last stated what his political aspirations are for the next campaign. Much to the disap- continent of several would-be goyer. nors, he has stated that he wouId again be candidate for governor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Hon W. NJ. Kayanaugh received quite a boom as 3 some-day governor of Arkansas at the Press association
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Il is said that Coin Harvey. who settled in Benton county last faIl.-Will 6a candidate for congress from fhe Fifth district next year. II. Harvey ought at least wait long enough to pay 4 poll tax or worI, the road before an noun naiHs himself a candidate faf oatce in sae.-NzarreH Sentinel.