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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

WARRINGTON capt. pcyton c..
March. one Of the observers sent 20
tho Rusao-Japan war by tho war de-
partmeni. la an instructor IN tactics
at the general service and staff col-
lego lie Is IN tho artillery corps.
Capt. March IL native Of pennsyl-
vaula lie graduated from West Point
In ISIS aud from the artillery school In
1850. lie served Ia the spauish-Ameri-
can war with the rank Of lieutenant
colonel of engineers.
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Ger ssls-Reai Gs,.,.
RAfsIER BEACH

rIiT filRNais To iivE
nsaatifai iSsatioa on shore u Lake
~ aahingtoni short ride on keept
electric cars trem fiIpt and Wn-h'
ingtnni iarNg lota, gAiiA WITH aliey.
al s. and tle down and 8 month, i0fs
ALREADY cold everybody likes Naiaiaf
nraeh lts the beet and cheapest
property On market Tor home aud IN.
seHtment schools. churches, stores
fine kaidcn soil; cleared and sfaded
avenues sidewalks, Grand Views,
boating, hathinE Fishing. hlgh and
healthkul. plenty wced and ctty
healthfai. PLENTY woud and citY VA
tsr 81 snc mouth. lumber on tefms 81
home built e~v MI. " ed agent odles
at Rainier Reach uf G, II. Stufte-
Want owner. ate noston block
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Butter, Eaas, Cheese

Have you tried Smooth Mike"
at Tom Williams. 6i4 First2 Bill
lizards. az
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Best dinner In Seattle. with Sau-
ternes or Burgundy. at Maison BAR
heris. Second and James. every eve
ming, ,i.0o,
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES


rThese prices are 10 any buyer n
Quantities Prices on small purchases
average ~ per cent higher1
Provisfons
Fresh Meat-Cow beef. &c per ID;
steer beef. 7i+4lAe 10: veal, ils-e ID:
observation-disclosures ibzfisc 10. breakfast
bacon iec 10: bellies. fresh izssc I'm
Vegetables
White River Burbanks. sIsm6zIa
per ton. Yakima potatoes, Es<ga
bagAn. &c per sack: cabbage &C per 10
tomatoes, Eea box. celery. 60GG0 pes
sea radi.h.s e., los g per een bunshsss:
onions. 800 per ewt: green onions,
i0c per dexen punches; Hubbard
squash 2Ae per 10. pumpkin. laiso
per N.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooking. SOcgSI. ~ box. Spit
Eenbergcrs, N.seg4& per box. Baldwin,
us per box. east Of the raountaIns
fancy Greetings, SUI box. Wears aud
Jonathans 81 soagi "a sor Winter Net
others. about s. uox. Pineapplcs. ga
doz. Redlands oranges 81. T5ei2to box;
Lemons. flf2 81 box. Cranberrfes III
hbt Persian dates. Sue ID. Huckleber-
IitH TIC 10 AhtAAAaAAss e. tasia-8 per
bunch.
Hay. Grain ard Feed
Oats. Sz7aS per ton; barley. s. ton.
wheat - ton. chop, G4u2s ton. shorts,
81 ton. bran, so ton; OF meal. So ton;
y. ". timothy, new. 80 ton. T. w
compressed timothy. new. 81 ton.
new wheat hay. Hla15 ton: new alfalfa.
tiG ton. rev Puget sound nav fiR5S
Is ton. middlinEs. Sc ton. Peanuts.
Jumbo. 81; Al. &c
Butter, Eggs, Cheese
Native creamery, 2Se per 10. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c 10. storage. aaz4
per 10.
EEes-N Native ranch. ise doz: Ore
gen ranch. e doK.: Eastern. &c doA
Cheese-Native. Itdl5c per 10. East
ern. lee per 10.
Poultry
Chickens, hens and springs. ls1l54c
/ Ducks. live. Ice. dressed. iiui1c per ID.
Geese. iac per 10. Squads. scarce,
Fish, Etc.
HAiibut, Tdsc per 10; salmon trout
/ saeC.pcr 10. founders. &c per 10. so,es.
/ tI6c per 10: shrimps. lbc per 10: smestS
tue per 10
] -
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~ Classified Ads. -


fuVfsR 1'AlCS Tors ior sais Cheap
4. n, nuHsnbaumi lawyer @l eow
York block
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rA n mus FX S..,I,


FARMERS EXCHANGE.
$40 Oriental building
We can Heh YOU the cheapest ard beet
acre tracts On the sound comc and
% aeTcs good hand a snap s.. $50
- acres. vastly cleared. ttnu.tt az
10 arrsn "a. cleared. bottom land $50
~ eerea, spod land. partly bot
~ acres az EaFir harhar. fine 80
10 acres at Pearson, Wash. Inn
ssfsa ,s.tsrf,,s, s,,d i,aa I'D
lu0 acres. hishly improved snap 100
ip ACRES. thin II a harFatH satss, go
~ arree good for chicken ranch tso
~ acres Fine marsh land .44.ss..t 500
10 acres waterfront hiEhiy Inn
proved.
u aeres waterfront. hishty TIM.
acres waterfront az Pleasant teach
"a acres at Eagio hafboii highly ims
proved
"sUNNYpAt.E ACHES"
pRtcEs-
tlao
uB
They Will never sell lower.
bet higher Come with ne 90
nre .sisMl-rRofteAL
N0NTftW WEST"
CHARLES RoMERA = CO,
10th fhouss CO - A. s Marion y
20 ACRES
Rich nuit house barn. orchard Tine
spring within few rods ~ salt
water. Daily boats 60 and from Ne
atllr. .
Many ether equally attractive CALI
learn Particular e Win Ne see
Get "9gml fearleal Nntthwest
CHARLES SoMERH = co.
bother Phones. 60
Second ave and Marion st
ACRE TRACTS -. ..............
TOn CITY WORK Era
rx 70 80 pr asrs ,ef upland = BOT.
urbaa. - minutes from Pioneer
square. on essy. tsrma iis the bsst
n /. FEHREN co.
- Ptonscf bids
ACRE TRAc'ra
70 70. acre itacts. good soil Level
lard. south - the city. overlooking
tbe sound 80 to - pee acre ear
' p n JORDAN.
- Eolufiaf hlaeh q. r corner snd ave.
and Columbia IT
Phones Red u. Ind. ia
nuY THIS fuu WILL ~ HAPPY
IL iatn nearly AT 81 garden. large or
ehard. rich level land afpu1n house
and attic- barn. chicken house good
we'll 81 water. ueaf car line. South
Park. tht# II a husnrasshrrn para
dlas. price g. ipu terms
Qf7AIifEIM a HOLMAN.
~ New York hiacS
TIMER AND HOMESTEAD
/ locations g. al parts ~ the State
ROOM s. Times buiidlnk
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A
Attorneys 81 Law
oro = HQbHMAR. Attorney 81 fsaw
EsrHenal Injury eases q speciality.
no aoi Pacific block Seattle
THOMAS PAGE. sd floor oriental
block Doth phones John 2ial a ihoe
q. WARD KEMP. burke bid Buff "a
". y. LAMnUrIL sOt.5 Pacific blool
..--- Business Colleges -..-
PROF. MOHHlNb day and ntEnt
school Fourth ana feHier.
Curlos
vlsiL, sYs 9lds, cgrlsssl!y shge." foot
shells. etc
Dramstlo School
EuAH Dfanau spd opsfsQe Bc690i.
Direction of North western fhsa tftcai
Aes0cia lion. Spring term commences
ssssmsnts suarsatssd srsdgaiss sir
Ina, danoigE. Descriptive oataloEus
slpal John Sort manager. fsie-
Drafting ard Tracing
90 1Aif. drafting aud tradhs
Oak 1901
Folding Beds
49, iss,eis. hS. Pie. ta6 5i MAD. 70 70
order
junk
~ you want osfrsot NslshiH and
SunE Co. 1913 Western Main ca
Mechanical Engineers
\. 4. AALt.AsrEh-bo2. Pioneer.
Millinery
MRS a. ~. HANSON spfing mlilin=
cfy. AZ the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth
Musical
dE0. q nKWfEf. teachef II Faiiar
and banjo also buck ana wing dane
iHa ~ Wilma house. rs James st.
room y. seattie. Wash.
oeulis., snd Auris,.
Or J. A. hAcKINsoE- 90 Sot
Arcade tuildins
On FONDA HADEAu-Sai BurE. bid
On KIDBE Bailey building
ostsepsthy
MAhlllAulOA IHfntMAHY u
OHTEOFATHf-fnt Second avenue.
phone James .sal both men and iadS
ostsopa thz. examination free.
wAainsaTos INSTITUTE or os-
SAFE Bsposit taiidlhs' ~ rirst
Patent Attorney
v. &. ADAAs-DfaftinE Colman bldx
Printing and Binding
4. 80
commercial prihtinE q al kinda
Rubber Stamps
he hbfk STAMPS mads lsss Arcade
Sewing Machines
blLLfsQ6 D. y iAa machine repair
inK. 1915 FIRST
Physician ard Surgeon
y. CoNu0hA. 81 u.
eNienna Fhfslciaul
Has sneesssfany tfestsa asa easr.
Anters cures fof Stomach Trouble
tthsumatisfa. catefrh ABthfoa. al
shin. Liver Complaint nFsp puia.
asoilsn aud sItf Jalnis. caatfacied
sas bisea sss sa3lsfsesiosr' 90 sus sTih.
tsud- Call or urite ia Spring 81
cor First ave- SEATTLE Wash Tel
phone James UA office huatH B TO
II = m 2 g. s ard 6 a. o. n
sunday. 70 u y m.
IN y " INgE Dalton Lumber
exchange Skin aad renito urinary
discasra ip-f
pR- ANNIE Russell 3, Huxley Ma.
e Storage
fRCERE asIissfsa : essSs- / -s a-Ss
storage free piano ard fufnitura
Eestnl ESTIMATES siven Lnien
Transfer a fturaGs Co II First.
both phones Main So
umhreila repsirins
hANHItIs As uauufacta re-poE-
srfnH ard general repairing 30 SEQ
end avenue Epbesun nr0a
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n has been discovered that some.
body suggested the Panama canal IN
im2 senator Morgan can prove an
aiibi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-24

whals's skin ia two feet thick In
places. and It's beauty Is ths''s''''
about = Inches deep.
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r,alv has $500 macaroni factories
7-,ts comes Of patronizlng home IN
duHtFy.
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Easy WALKING DISTANCE.
90 80 efa.n ftAGff
STEWART. srEwART = co.

STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room 81 linton Block
81 dn-0ne of the bTat cioar In corn
ers IN the city. ts0xim
= M Beautiful corner on ftrst hiH.
s0xA feet -.
tssse-Twa fine lots on Queen Anne fiiil
With fine view - lake and city
Ma Nee faur=roefn cottage Ntth lot
tsxfan three blocks from Madison car
ltnr terms fi5e cash. balance t-+"
uar month
a. $40 Falre modern f1ur-rnoEn cot
taFea on corner Vine street ana Den
ms Way easy terms
STEWART. SfEWAftT a CO.
Room =. tnioH hlork-
III First avunue.
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Acreage tor ssls

ron sAl.E House aud lot iaa an
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Mrs ALEX. SHAW. from Chicago.
EhturhliK CITED. mental magurttc
tab FIRST ave Rooms 7tzb Hotel
Nundome. Hours a. m TO =. IA.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abtsraeto,s
oeBORNE. TREMPEk a co. ire.
Established ises, mining claim alb
rones. Sunset SIS. Ind -
BpoTH wHITTLEsEY -HANFoRD
Abstract Co, eata bllrhed isa. Raha-
menf 81 Hailer blk Phone Main ia
BATTLE ABSTRACT Co. N. Y. biE.
BANKS
peoples SAYINGS hank
necoud avenue and PIKE street. cap
pres j T. oreenieaf, cashier. com.
hcreiai savings and trust business
THE CANADIAN BANK or COM.
hERCE Capital paid IN. IS co. ~
teiEht million seven hundred thous.
and do4iarsli suIDlua 5000. 600. inter
est alloNgd on time deposits. a sen.
sral banking business transacted
Seattle branch corner James street
and Second avenue q. v. Holt
manager.
THE scANDINAvIAN AMERICAN
bs. aS sfssssted S sboaiise l !, 20
GOO capital and surplus. tto.0o. A.
Chllberg Ere1' a. " s9slheIg. vice
prcs ]. v. Lane, cashier. Geo r.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE,
Capital stock paid IN. US 900. eurp;us
.%isS. VICE auT pass prf II i An aS1s.
cashier. eorrespondents IN prinei5sl
cities OF the United States and Eu-
roma
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nhese prices are 70 any buyer n
Quantities. Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent higher.l
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Improvement Clubs
The general conference committee
Of the Seattle Improvement clubs
will meet at the Chamber OF Com
merce Monday afternoon at I
o'clock
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LOT utfn. Green Lake. near car and
school fizS. rour chauee.
Lot e0xlD. fine view. cleared and
fenced. only tBn nsar car.
Lot afxto near Yeslss. fins visw. too,
actual snap.
uouHe. 1 rooms t7Fsl. terms
House. s rooms. near Madison. fine
view g. 60. terms. none AA cheap
Hoa4se 8 rooms. Queen Anue. fins
view 81 ca new. vel worth f@.#N
gt@uEH Zii-zi1 Bailey ufdE
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Mat appearing female solicitors
wanted for sick benefit assoeia ton.
something now. good indueement 10
TtRht party. Call a. m. Room 81
Victoria Hotel. 1909 First avsuue.
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gNA
A very nicely aFrauEcd Groom nee
modern house broadway district.
SEQ cash. balance monthly same an
nia0
4 room new modern house Rainier
ear line. yg8 cash. hal easy
Mia
t.roaut new modern house, anth efv.
electric fixtures in. ytbo cash, bal.
rasR-
A.. T.. CLAYTON s. son.
tfa New York block.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
so Tor five asres u fine land close 70
Riverside ntAfium. and D minutes
ride 20 istuusef square Zoo cash t4ss
ahce unrs tNo and thfsF feNrss ~
have some fine acre tracts. ivNgl ard
nice aud very FaHf esrafsds from
ti& 20 $50 Per acre. - cash bal
ancr g. pei month
q ". NICHOLS. - Pionser uuiiiinE
stasFassHstssf O. ssssts-s tfast-f safssss
oREGoRYs BARgAfSa
ssasfsfafsss stssssss ssssssrs ssssst
5 acres. south ~ Fort iawton and lust
where IN. car tire sill - when built
into that country. IL lies fine. With
grand usaFius view. adfoiulnE lands
cell Tor So per acre, and this cHn
- bought this week foe 30 rar
acFe. yuu can double year money o.
this within the NEXT u months
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COLLECTORS wanted. neat appearing
men; ex-inHurauce people preferred
something new good inducemnuf 10
right party. no dead ones need APP
ply. Call a. m, Room 81 Victoria
Hotel. 100 First avenue
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tieIn Wantsd-FemaIn

HASTED-Men at Hillman City and
Garden Station for all kinds Of work
No buns need answer.
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Fresh Meat-Cow beef. 20 per 10;
steer beef. 7is1lAc ID. veal. ilsxc 10:
pork susie ID. mutton. kA.ec ID
Proviaions-rams. ib<fiec 10. breakfast
bacon. iec 10: bellies. fresh lzisc Inn
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On. v u ISgE DALTON Lumber
exchange Ekin aad gentle. urinary
discaHra io=t
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TEIkkH dEHksrsd = cents. 3 aaFn
storage free piano ard fufuit are
TranKyrr 4 storage 60. - frirrt,
both phones Main 81
Umbrella Repairing
TNHHTfTE4 fnSii1ifaef55feefs fsscos.
srfnH ard gr18rIai repairing 30 SEQ
end avenue. Epbesun Bros
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FOUND Small female fon terrier.
stub tall tan caiuFnd ears Whru
found had collar ard lucks Owner
piaahs pes charges and tnkr assay
CuYrY. foot II John at. On beach
liza phone. a fssa
Fer ssie--sstsssilan
TlIf "a .F.@flsss a ihs hsst tranairni
hautsH ~ 70 rooms, newly built and
tsuian Depot. - years lease. 6uinE
Epusf business. has 10 te sold ufi
arroust - 81 hnszs 30 lila san
street north. Portland. Oregon.
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the signs, Now that they see them
they are getting busy. The edit
orial mentioned above is one of
the signs of the times and all Of
them have seen it and read it
Alright. Among many other compli-
mentary things which the Cincin-
natl Enquirer says of Mr.. Hearst in
this editorial, are the following:
MIR. Hearst is unquestionably man
Of mark, and many sober-minded men
write him in their book Of estimation as
a man of destiny No one Of his years
has had u more remarkable career in
this special period of great development.
Ia his private affairs he is so far above
petty personal assaults that there need
be no dwelling on that point, He Is of
the stuff that honest people make heroes
Of, Starting in his business life with
handsome inheritance, he has not been
a drone or drawback in society, With
every temptation TO life Of ease and
uselessness he has not been a sluggard,
but has multiplied his holding In enter
prses requiring ability and courage OF
n high order to insure their success.
And every dollar that Mr.. Hearst has
added to his fortune has helped other
people in thousand ways, No
body has ever been ground down for his
material promotion He has lifted men
mp with himself and has put no one
below, No man 8 right to be
candidate for president of the United
States is better than that Of VIM r.
Hearst. 1t would be silly to talk Of his
lack of fitness IN the face Of the follow.
ing he has, Men do not reach the posi-
ton he now occupies without having
proved qualities and equipment Of
high order, Success In life like his Is
not an accident, especially since probity,
next to Unborn ability has been chief
instrument In his progress -
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dates for state offices from Sc.
bastian county. Now, after lapse
of eight years. Sebastian county
presents Mr.. Hill again and this
time as her only candidate for
state office. Judge Bum will have
served over III years before his
present term expires. Mr.. Hill
has added 5 more years of expert
ence since he was a candidate 10
his brilliant record az a lawyer.
Every lawyer in the state who has
met him in the courts knows that
he is an ndefatigable worker, the
pink of honor conscientious in
his every act and with all pos
sessed of a judicia! mind that has
always excited the admiration of
the bar and won the closest atten-
ton of the courts. He is truthful
and he says he will clear the courts
docket Cf past accumulatlons and
we believe that he will do it. Will
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Another Cherokee Problem

Tahlequah, -rhe settlement Of
the Delaware claim in the Chero.
koe nation has given rise TO an.
other knotty problem, According
to the agreement between Con.
gress and the nation there was u
provision that when n citizen fled
on an allotment there must be nine
months notice in which any person
contesting his claim to said allot.
mcnt might have u statement Of
his case, Until nine months
elapsed the Nllottce could not
lease bis land or permit develop.
ment of any kind, Several thou.
sand allotmenls had been made
aud then the land office closed for
five months, The question Ia
whether these FIVE months will DO
counted ont Of the contest time,
Lawyers say That Congress alone
can decide, aud that Will take q
special act, IT the time IL counted
out 1t means Just that much longer
before these Nllotments oanbe de
veI0pcd.
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William Randolph Hearst In Ohio.

There is much comment in
Washington, says a Washington
correspondent, in Democratic
circles anent the recent editorial
in the Cincinnati Enquirer, the
paper owned and controlled by
John X. Nc Lean, endorsing VIM.
K. Hearst and his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for the
presidency. Up to the present
time that paper was one of the
papers that studiously avoided
the mention of the name of Mr..
Hearst in any connection, and it
is one Of the worst things any pa.
per could do to any man to neglect
to say anything about him at ALL
They all were trying their hand at
ignoring Mr.. Hearst, but the sent.
ment all over the country that has
manifested itself for him and in
his interest has changed the aspect
of things here among the leaders
Of the party and among the lead.
ing papers of the country. They
are compelled to recognize the
fact that the great common people
Of the country are for Mr., Hearst
and there il no barometer watched
closer by the politicians than the
sentiment Of the people. Some
men here are called leaders. In
reality there are no leaders here.
They all are followers and sub.
serviently so. When a bell wether
starts out and calls to the flock
they simply get busy, The minds
of the majority of the members Of
Congress in both House and Sen.
ate were in a chaotic condition
concerning the Democratic nom.
nation for the presidency until
the people got busy all over the
country. They were watching for
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12
READ 1T THROUGH.
TwOuld Spoil This Story to Tell II in
the Headlines.

To use an eighteenth century phrase,
this is an 80 er true tale. - Having
happened in small Virginia town in
the winter of 1902, it is story very
much of the present. Up to short
time ago Mrs. John Z. Harmon, of
Melfa Station, Va, had no personal
knowledge of the rare curative proper
ties on Chamberlain s Cough Remedy,
Last January, - she says, my baby
took a dreadful cold and at one time
feared she would have pneumonia, but
one Of my neighbors told me how this
remedy had cured her little boy and |
began giving it to my baby at once and
it soon cured her. | heartily thank the
manufacturers of Chamberlain $ Cough
Remedy for placing so great a cure
within my reach. | cannot recommend
ii too highly or say too much in its
favor. | hope all who read this will try
it and be convinced as was, - For
sale at John O Kane S drug store,
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The Press is authorized TO announce non.
JNO WYNN as candidate for reelection 70 the
position of Representative In the Arkansas
General Assembly subject 70 the action OF inc
Democratic primary.
THE PREss is authorized TO announce HON
PARK CRUTCHER as u candidate Tor rc-hoIn-
iuation TO the Office of Representative in me
General Assembly of Arkansas, subject 10 the
Democratic primary, March %, 1901
THE pprss is authorized to announce HoS. ].
X LONDON us a candidate for the Once OF
Representative in the General Assembly OF
Arkansas, subject to the Democratic primary
March &C. 1904
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Sebastian County 70 The People Of
Arkansas.
From the Greenwood Democrat

$3.50 '- - NN'4''
Eight years ago Hon. Jos. NJ.
Hill was candidate for chief
Justice, at that time he was OPP.
posed by Judge L. Z. Bryant who
was a candidate for the same posi-.
ton and both lived in Fort Smith.
Chief Justice Bum, Mr.. Hills
present opponent, was also a eau
didate at that time and has been
chief justice since May 1908, pre-
ceding the result of the election
in 1896 was an agreeable surprise
to Mr.. Hills most sanguine friends
as it was clearly demonstrated that
If it had not been for Judge
Bryant's candidacy Mr.. Hill wouId
have been elected. Coupled with
the opposition created by Judge
Bryan's candidacy was the fact
that there were two other candi.
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FOR SHERIFF.

THE PRlRs !s authorized 10 announce
WALTER Y BOILING as candidate for
sheriff of Crawford county subject to the action
OF the Democratic county primary.
TINE PRrss is authorized TO announce WILL
II GARRETT as candidate for sheriff OF Iraw'
ford county, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic party,
TUE Pass Is authorized to announce T. d,
COCHRANE as candidate for sheriff OF Craw'
ford county subject 70 the Democratic primary
the Pnrss is authorized to announce ], u
RENFROE as u candidate tor sheriff OF NthW
ford county subject 10 the Democratic primary
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More Riots,

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ly Ms grave as an individual disorder Of
the system Overwork, loss Of sleep,
nervous tension will be followed by
utter collapse, unless reliable remedy
IL immediately employed. There 8 no.
thing so efficient to cure disorders Of the
liver and kidneys IN Electric Bitters,
It's wonderful tonic, and effective
nervine and the greatest all around
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pels nervousness, rheumatism and
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by f, g. Kerr the druggist
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above section of the constitution
being disregarded and the court
constantly getting further in ARE
ars with its business. We think he
should follow the laudable example
of his associate justice, Judge
Hughes, whom the people love,
and withdraw from the race and
permit younger shoulders to bear
the burden of the Over-burdened
court.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12

The cry by the pro.Davlsities is
being raised that their iavorite is
10 be counted out IN Crawford,
aud this same cry IL being raised
NIL over the state, This looks M
# the Davis leaders are becoming
scared and looking for an excuse
10 bolt.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1904-03-12
roR ASSESSOR

TuE pRfss Is authorized to announce {. NJ
ADAMS asa candidate for Assessor Of Crawford
county, subject 70 the action Of The Democratic
primary,
pTHR Pass n authorized 70 announce HgGu
MILLER as candidate Tor assessor Tor CRAWFORD
county, subject To the action Of tho Democratic
party
Tnr PRRss Is authorized 10 announce JOHN
v STEWARD ~ candidate for Assessor OF
Crawford county subject TO the action OF th,
Democratic party