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The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24

Misses Burneice Ellis and Grace Owen. of Clarendon, visited Miss Mary Biaett in the city Sunday.
 Miss Irma Owen. of Clarendon, was in the city visiting this week, the guest of Miss Edith Tabor. E
 The public school closing, exte:.d- ednc<fce ofs which was given last weehy bn at the Opera House to- night Notice next week.
 Rev. M. E. Hudson. who is in charge of the State Baptist Young Peoples Union work, is in the city siatting his mother, Mrs. Elma Hudson and family.
 Il. H. Sutton, one of our clever young friends of Holly Grove. was in the city to-day to play baseball with the Cotton Plant boys against Brink ley
 Mrs. Hicks, of Bscton, is in the city as a guest of relatives at Miss Pearce's. New Kelly House. She leaves to morrow for a visit to Arm strong Springs for her health.
 --The Brinklcy Baseball boys were rendered benefit cream supper Thurs day by the young ladies. A nea sum vas netted, Music by De Luxe Quartette was the drawing card of the evening.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24

full sermons at both the morning and evening hours to good audiences. Al the close Of the evening sermon two members were received into the church on profession Of faith.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sermon b. the pastor at II, 2. m and 7:45, p. m, Sunday School at 2:55, a. m.; Senior League at 900, p. m.; Junior League at 2, p. m. There is no better place to find rest than the house of God. This is what Jesus says about i,: Come unto me all ye that labor and heavy laden and will give you rest. Mat. ll:23. Now give this an honest trial Sunday-put the matter to test.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
The Brinkley Improvement District.

Senate bill 469, introduced by Sen ator Lee, Coy requesD creating tax ing district in the City of Brinkley passed the Senate Thursday and is now awaiting action by the House
 lust what the bill provides for we are unable to say.
 Manager j. J Farrell of the Elect ric g. Water Co. has been in Little Rock this week helping the bill along.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
failure attend at the times and places e mentioned will AeW % y of one dollar Bring your last tax pcei:.
 JAMES w. KNIGHT
 TAX ASSESSOR OF MONROE COUNTY.
STOP CaUMBLING

if you suffer from Rheumatism or: pains, for Ballard's Snow Liniment will bring quick relief. It is sure cure for Sprains. Rheumatism. Con- tracted Muscles and all pains--a within the reach of all. Price 2Sc, soc, Sl.O0. C. R. Smith. Tenaha. Tex. writes: l have used Ballard's
 Snow Linament in my family for years
 and have found il fine remedy for all pains and aches. l recommend 1t
 fer pains in the chest.
 Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
Special to Ladies.

The Summer season is just now opening and every fashionable woman should have real up-to-date mid summer hat. Our milliner. Miss Koontz, will leave in a short time and then you will wish you had have con suited her. Better attend to it at once. We have some beautiful sug- gestions for midsummer fashions in hats.
 Mrs. Emma Flora & Co.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24

largely attended Rev. r. o. Rorie officiated
 Mrs. Turner had been a sufferer for many years. She was 2 noble, good woman.
 She>is survived by her son, Charles Turner. and her sisters. MesdaITes M H Vaughan and Tillie McMurtry, ot Little Rock. both of whom were pres ent to attend her in her last hours.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
Old Citizen Dies.

Mrs. Mary Turner, one of ,Brinkleys first citizens. passed to her long home Saturday last and the funeral, at Oak Lawn Cemetery Sunday afternoon. was
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24

customary at St Lukes.
 It is to be hoped that every Epseo- paIean in Brinkley will be in attendane on this occasion and will bring at least one friend. It is great opportunity.
 lst PREsBYTEsIAN CHURCH.
 (Brick Church South N. o. Ave.) The prayer meeting wtsesiY Is said to be the spiritual thermometer of church is well attended. There are however some of the members who do not find time 10 attend; these are missing some thing as well as being missed by those who do attend.
 The Sunday School last Sunday was a most interesting one. The Reds are still ahead in the Contest. tho the Blues pulled up a notch last Sunday.
 The Captain of the Blues claim that they are going to forge ahead next Sunday.
 The election of delegates to the County Sunday School Conyention at Clarendon on May 3othA resulted in Mesdames W. H. Rhoads. J. A. Glover, Misses Tommie Pearce, Blanche McCreight. Messrs w. H. Rhcsds ard C. F. GreenIee. being chosen.
 Usual preaching SC vices morning and evening.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
Church News.
AT ST. LuKEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH :

The Bishop of Arkansas. Right Reverend, Wm. M. Brown. D. P. will be in, Brinkley Sunday next and not only will preach at St. Luses Episcopal Church but will celebrate the office of the Holy Commission.
 Bishop Brown is one of the best preachers ia the United States, being famous in many parts of the county for his eloquence. The services Will be held at lo.30 in ihs morning t' stead efip the evening e las pssa 7'
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
i lIo PERSONAL NOTES


 .,.. NeII Folsom left wsdres- .,,.,, with friends in McCrory; .,c.o Lumber Co.,, buys Oak. ms', O. Block, Brinkley' A'k- promptly on inspection
 .o, Pursley left Tuesday TOT Iaa where he goes to work union Station.
 kisses virgie Folsom ana pea. ,au,ms e1 .yasd a few friends Ay nIgh'
 summit and family Of Ldon wei, up to spend Sunda, II Thornton on West Hem trcet.
 us7 Received some 0eau'.'u' ,broiicry. It is worth coming
 Mas EMMA FLORA & O. ob crossstt. a prominent GIL ID,visw. visited old friends '0 y tn. first of this week. '0s f M. B. Folsom.
 rs. Emma Terry returned to n. in this city, with Mrs. P.' ry, the frs, of this week after a ,b relatives at Forrest City. iss EIma Hudson came home Iy of last week from Poplar where she spent a week w''n rs. ], D. Owens on Saturday .rtained for her little twin rep- ;.,,9, ani Otto Haftung. .asion of their Eth birth day,| ts;.r,t vere little Mis;is Leu liter. Katie Push, Katherine Masters Enmons Mitchsll, and Lawrence Hurley, and ee Mcknight.
 s. Wm. B. Folsom left Thurs. moon for Macon, Mo-. where es to take part as Arkansas platIye on the program of the Missionary Conference, Wo- ocieties. Presbyterian Church. } B;lakley Gun Club this week a new Legsitt Automatic seon Trap and they are arrang- shooting grounds ia the rear | | Mill. The m,mo,rship of is composed of such well hooters as H. c. Mitchell, A. l ks, T. J. Stout. w c. Nc. 1 Little Rock Council. Knights 1 nbus. initiated a large class pfternoon. The local council | |sed by the ihird degres tenn 1 haills. Tenn ! adsd by- Fred
 The c!1,, was teajsred a Sunday at St. Edwards Hall. Bishop John B. Morris act l postmaster. Frank Andrewsj ty was a m-mber of the class B. E. A. & M. Route which 1 cut Of commission for the 1 days on account of the high 1 sumed trains on Tuesday last 1 band saw at al the the big big Mill Mill Is |
 to eat up the logs by the again. The new Mogul en- ently purchased which has | e' bound, unable to get back d' Of the water, is now pro V fth by pulling long trains of Is. n you hear the swish of the remember that there's ONE Prinkley where you can get ew silk undsrskirts at reason B and that is at
 Mrs. Emcoo Eiev, 2, co.e
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
Tax Assessors Notice
 For 1907.

AiOTICe is fepy given itat VII attend lie following N nane1 places, at the iInss specified tsIov, for tfs EW.Ose of sing for Taafon fer te year 1907, tie fe
 sona ard Teal Esiae proery ard per tarHa Tax t Rer roe County, Arkansas d such ss are Fable for sane tovt
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-24
METHODIST CHURCH.

The revival services, which had been in progress two weeks, closed Sunday night. The pastor, Rev. Rorie, announced that another meet ing would be held this year. at some favorable time to be decided upon lat $a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22

Mus II ebermutb dus9es
d Nur Tim gu aeisen, bab
lie jeoer5eit ausbre9en fOnnten, baben
Ti9 brei bes Morbes angeflaste W1dn=
ner aus benz @efdngnib in Bopiter,
s.. befreit, inbem fie bic GiienftGbs
Dor Der SbIre burdidgten. sic Be-
edben ii6 bann in einen anbern She'll
bes 9ebdubeS unb Iieferten fi4 felbit
aug. S9on Dor &rr5em fparsr bic
Srei einmaI aussebrp4en, ober bal5
pieber eingsfangen fporben.
81 Sobe gef9Ieift. Ser
13iGbriee WinfielO Meeber in Geo.
norbs Srppe. pa., fiel bon einem
pferbe unb babel berpideltsn ii9 feline
&leiber in bas pferbeeef9irr. Oas
Pferb puroe i9su unb iaste babon,
unb Der Surge fhlus NIT feinem &Opf
auf elmer Strede bon mebr als elmer
Meile rem s9sit gu .3eit auf bas esfroz
rene Sis in Der Strobe auf, TO baB er,
na9bem CT enblih aus feiner Gage
befreit porben. in tpenisen Minuten
ftarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22
yrdftbent tn unQnabe
geaIIen.

Wafhtngton. D. g., 81. 6sb.
BrdRbent @Ooiebelt bat elm boar Wal
arg In bas BsfpsnneR Der @briRli9m
8emperens'G rauen btnsinesftoaen. unb
BITE ffets f%ampfberstts 90. 9. 8. u III
t6m idarf auf ban Jsrisn. 3uerf
erregte Der prdRoent febr na9boItie
oas WibfaIen Der ffrsitbaren Damen,
als er FIR bic Wieosreinfhbrune Der
Ranitne In ben Wiliidr . @aruifonen
eintrat. Sebt aber bat CT biefelben
nod pieI befttser oabur& sr3irni. bob
er an Senator Rnor bon p%snniplbania
einen Brief seri&tst bat, tn tpeI3em CT
bisien tuege1 Der ihnaff aeeen bic aus.
fobung bes Senators Rsso smoot bon
utab sebaltsnsu Rsbe beIobiqt. als
Senator RRor borise @oae BITE besia.
li4e Rebs gebal.en, bislteu bic 8sm.
perer3.5rauen bon pittsburg ffuas
1erfammlungen ab, tn ueldsn beftia
aeaen ben Senator asetfsrt unb be.
f1loRen uuroe, bte @ieoertpabl beHsl.
ben gu %perbinbern; He gebenten ibn
politif4 3i bstni&ien. Wun absr fnb
he gegen ben 'prdRoentsn emp6rt, neil
oi.fer fogar ben Ssnator ob Der be.
trsHenoen Rebe begltduhnf9t Dot. @s
udre nt&t 3u beruunoern, tpenr fe
nun tn &eioIutionett betrsiirsn, bob
Sbsosore RsoiepsIt nint uisbsr gun,
prdfoenten 9eudblt tuerben bari.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22
Naerlet tletme 9epef@em.


81. 6sbruar.
- Die taIifornif9e StaatsIeaisIa.
tur Iebnte ben bsantraeten D~erfaHunas.
3ufub betrsHs poladnbigsu 6rauen.
Himmre1ts OBJ.
- Die Observation-Disclosures tn
Rem Dort srbOben Antlase aeeel bic
@rsat Hortbern 8abn tusesn @srlsbune
oes Raten. @eiebes.
- Die San Granaisfo'er SeIeaa.
tiOn III tuieoer bon Der Bunbesbaupt.
iabt abeer iR. no3bem Der s9uIRrstt
borerf bsigelsgt III.
- Sn State Sine, Art.. uurbsn
Bet Der GrploRon siaes edesmiblen.
Rsf.Is 2 1rtsiter aet6btet uno 5 I9wer
berlsst. 2 oabon lebenssefdbrIt&.
- Infer etaatsbepariement erbieIt
amtIi1 bie Ra&ri&t. bab bsr Muffanb
In 0ene3uela nb0ig unterbridt III, unb
v@snsral" pareoes uno II feiner I'm.
bdnssr eri&oRen limb.
- General /. B.triebsleiter stpner
Der Rsrtean Central Babn bra&te fi6
beute tn 81 paio. Ssr., In truntsnsm
3uaanbe fsbr ssfdbrIt&e Wunosn NIT
einsm WeRer BET. Die Wunbsn Rnb
3war febr f8mersbaft, absr ni9t bur@.
aus t5btli&.
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Botf3after fir BITE Der. Staaten. tam
beute nit isinsr Grau an Borb bes
Oceanic" i'm 6afsn bon gasp Dorf on.
NO Ct bonn britif&en @eneraltonful
unb mebreren Wttsliebern btr Bot.
i4aft empfansen tuurbs.
- Das Oats 6otsI uub bas Wobn.
baus bes 9. y. Normel murben beute
Ra&t In Beaumont, 8sr , bur& 5suer
ssrff6rt. Der 5eueri@absn bstrdst
SIS, 600.
- Sn @issbaben bsrri9t iber ein
Werf bon 8uoenbdnber bte ar6Bte
@mp6runs. Tas bortige Tentmal
@uffan 6reptags III auf bas e9werfe
bsiAdoigt uorben. Ra9 ben 8bdtern
utro etfrig ~9efabnbet.
- Cine Bride Der Snutbern go.
eific. 8abn tiber ben Saline 6IuB tpuroe
bsute Wa&t bur& 5euer aera6rt, mo.
bur& Der Wertebr 3wii&en Nstu Orleans
unb 6ouRon, 9sr., fur Idneere !3eit
untsrbro&en 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22

81 a d te Of @ater.
Sn Reuies, Sberfranten, brannte bic
eefiQte G9eune zines gauern infplee
8ronbfiftun9 nieber. I8 SbGter
tpurbe Der Gobn berbaftet, Der ols
Motip fir bic Shat &a9e ongub,
npeil ibm ieiR ,Qlter' fem sdi9eneeIb
seseben babe fir einen 5aitna9ts=
i4er3."
WpIt perprettet pant
Den g 6redeT. Sn benz
@tGbt6en Gau Claire, @is., tau9te
tiiraIi9 am beleaSage Elm Dolf auf,
Der unter ben Strabenpah anten erobe
Qufresuns berporrief unb einen onsez
meinen Stinftonb bes @ei9dfts pers
urfa6te. Die gonse mdnnIi9e 8ebOls
terung bes Stdbthens betbeiltgte f9
on Der Sasb auf bas &aubtbier, bos
fhliebli9 bur9 einen tpoblgesielten
@6ub Sur @trede eebra9t purbe.
tpprauf bas @ei9dft in gau Claire
noh unb noh pieber in Cana fam
g eItames Wieber>
B n. Na9 elmer Srennuns bon
40 Sabren fanben fi9 bic griber s.
8. Sones, SpesereitpaarenbGnbler IN
Waupdca, Wis., unb 8. u. Sones,
Gigentbimer Der Woobbine Sbeez unb
9eipiir5zWaiiblen in Gbieaeo, tpieber.
Der Waupacaer Sones bat idbreldng
feine @aaren bon ben Woobbine Sbee=
unb 9etpiir5zM iiblen beaogen, mar
aber in LETTER 3eit nift re9t NIT ben
Preifen Sufrieben. Sesbolb begab er
fi9 na9 gbieaso, I'm nit benz gbef
Riidfpra9e gu nebmen. 9ier fam bic
@ertpunbtf9uft Der 1eibsn ans So
sesli9t.
rfntb in
6 + | n q. Wie febr oas @erlansen
nab mooerner 8ilouns in Der leBten
3eit Bel ben gbinefen 5ugenommen bet.
bas tperoen einise bon Der rRortb
China Sailn @eps" mitgetbeilte 3ab>
len bepetien. Sana9 eibt es in
@9ansbai CUR 3sit mebr uls 1000
S9iier in ben perf9ieoenen 2ebrans
italien fir Die rWiFsni9aften bes @es
ITEMS" in Nuntins 10000 unb IN
Wuti9ong am mittleren Sant5etiung
aor $4,000. Die propins Sf4ibli,
tporin petins liest, 1T Defenders reid
nit ben peri9iebeuen mooernttrten
Ghulcn au~sgeitattet, Dol Der glemens
tarI9ule Biz gu 5a9f9ulen fir Snous
ffrie uno Mderbau. Die S4iiler oler
bieier Initalten fonsn ii9 in Sf4ibli
bereits auf Die ftattli4s 3ahl o mebr
ala 100000 belaufen.
Oenttrat burd Opes
n ) II i d g 10 o n n n.
Sn Camden, 81. s., bat fih elm Gb<
parb Inberion einsr Operation unterz
sosen, bic ibm has faft pDuis ent=
f6punbsne OentpermOgen pieptrgtges
Ben bat. Mnberion befano fi6 ols
blutjunger Menf4 pdbrenb bes Bu>
renfrieees auf einem britif4en Srup<
pentransportbampfer. Nuf Der Gnbrt
bon Gapetofpn nod 6alifar fiel inn
Elm f6peres Stiid aoble auf ben
Rppf. Bet feiner Riidtebr mad gdnis
ben madte err bic f4redIihe Gnt=
beduns. bab er fi9 ni4t nur an nidts
mebr %erinnern fonnte, fonbern bdb ibm
du9 bas OentpermDgen bon Sag 3u
Sag INNER mebr fhtpano. Or tpdnbte
f@ IN einen arst, Der ibm su Der CT
tpdbnten Operation riett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22
. 2iurtteh

G<uttSSSs
xeue. fpetsns 1eSisnuns mad ST. Bapne.
-Sase berlaTen indianapolis UNI 100 urh
HOO nbr gornrittass anb 800 urh TOO
mgr ssadsmittass, f&neae Sabrt mad fort
Hsapne n,atemb unb nit ben S9neusiisen
.s@ 4olebo, Detroit anb Gina p~erbinbenS-
isrpie au& in ToIebo unS Detroit NIT ben
Dampiern, bic auf ben sroben Seen mad
Hafinac, Buffalo uab ben Riasara Sdpen
ssxfen, gerbineuna uta9enb.
Ser Maricn SIper, Der indianapolis I'm
Ill nbr gornt. unb 8 nbr Ra&nt. berIdBt,
ldlt mar in Anberiou, aleranbria, Sumnrits
siue, Sairmount, Sonesboro unb @as Gitp
3nnction an.
Il:3O Mea5s8 BUG mad Nhtnee.
ll:3O abenb>9us mad Pera.
zgass fabrsn mad Sort 8eniartin Sarrb
.sa una 6:45 But, 800 BIN, 11:05 BIN, LOS
"a, unb 500 gfm.
Beitere S~nformation IN ber Dffee: Eer'
.snaI @ebdnbe. 8bones: aea, Ratn 6O66;
III, Iain 175. L &iws.
JHbtanapelts & GaRerr.
sS@neu $ 3ass Iaufen nod Greenfield.
xntsbtstotpn. Rem GafIs. Cambridge Sstp.
sst9uronb. Daptpn, Dbto, ieee Stunbs bis
ubr abenss, IN Dapton, Dbio, NIT aRen
S&nensasen, bic mad sprinsfeIb, goIun'
sns unb allen eentraIen gunften Dbto's
infen, gerbinbuns ma&enb.
Nbenbs8us nm 1l:30 Hbenbs mad Rnisbts'
rsupa.
lBeitere Snformation IN Der Office: Ter'
ntnaI @ebaubs. 8bones {: Ieu, Nain 6066
ali. Ratu 17b, 1 RiHs.
indianapolis & Wartiasbtls.
wad Rsoresptue, getsanp Bari, Rar'
ruaSpine. SnS.
erae RorsenGar Am 6:oo ubr Rorssms.
Aann poa 700 nbr Rorsens iebe stanSe
's zoe ubr abembs.
Kbsnb , Gars nerIafen bic Snterurban
Btatien UNI 900, 1000 unb 11:30 Gbenbs.
Die 1000 nbrGar fdbrt nur Bis 1ooresptus.
Bettere Snformation IN Der Office: Ter'
uInaI @ebdups. gbones: Reu, Rain 6O66
uIt, Rata 175, Rtns.
JabianapsliS & @eifern Srattion
Company.
RAD Apon, Danpile unb 3ut@eufaticnen,
GrRe Gar perIdst indianapolis UNI 8 rb,
Rorsens, oann iebe anbertbaIb Stunben Biz
$40 MIR Abenbs. 2este. Gar uni 1l:15 nb,
Nbenbs.
8eitere Snformation IN Der Office Ser
minaI @ebdube. gbones: Reu, Ratn 6065.
Mt, Rain 175. 1 Rins.
5usianapolts Goal Sratttua 60.
8ase Iaufen HinSIi& psn SnbtanapoIi
mad BIatrfefo pcu 300 nbr Rorsens bii
TOO ubr Gbenbs.
abenbsass I'm 9 unb 11:2O ubr Nbents.
Der 800 ntr georsens Sus Idaft MID
Sonnta9s.
Deitere Snformation IN ber Office: Tsr
ustnaI @ebdube. STONES : Neu, gRatn 6056
VI, Ratn l75, l Sing.
Jabiauapolis & RoythweRsru.
e@nsu,8ass mad gratpfcrbspiDe uns 60
arette Iaufen wie foIet: SO gm., to-
Bm., $40 gnt., 800 gm., 1910 gm., l0.4l
Bm., lilo gm., IL gsittass, loo Sim.
ale Rm., 4:25 Rm., 600 Rm., ITO Nu.
200 Sim. unb ILLS Qm.
Snge, treIde I'M l0.45 8m. unb 4:25 9fr1
abfabren, iinS Dur9sase. mad eratpforbs
ptHe.
Der Ills Gbenbs 8us fdbrt .nur bt
6ranffort.
Beitere Snformation Ia Der DfFes: Ger
a1naI @ebdube. Bhoues: Reu, Raiu 6066
1It, Naia 175, l Sting.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22
Mnti=S apanrr=& lauitl
SSn oer GinwanberungS = 8ill wiro alS birefter
Sninlt pOu ben Sapanern betra1tet.

ltnrsifer Sunse aet lInglHd an - G~eiddftsmann Ia Isinem Sureau ernurbet.
Reieuber burdidnsioet fd ben SaS. - S:M Genraluerbanb
sesen 9otal Sp ion. - Garmer ~miBbanSet anb nsseranbt.
10000 Gbsfdsoungen In 20 Sabren - &unnkn nod
re&bdtg gertst weroen. Sei Sadtguus s%rfurbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22

Qtbrtool: Baltic bon Qetu Dorf.
2tperpooI: .0auerforb" NOD PbtIa'
belptta.
3-ieR: sofia botenberg" nod Rem
Dort.
Rem Dori: ~6riebri& bsr grebe" bon
8r(usn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-22
Snttrurban 3eit.S ISABELLE.
). u &. SpRem.

SGneue Dur9sfse nod Sort Bapue.
e1nele Dur&siss nod Rarion
e&nene Dur6sase mad 9eru.
e4neae Dur&sfise na4 2osanspcrt.
S@neae Dur@sase NOD Gnoerion.
e&msae Dur&sise nod Runeie.
Sase nerIafen indianapolis.
Raneie & Rarton Dtptft on.
satrrenee, 6prtpius, BenbIeton, Anbericn,
pcrftetpu, Runeie. RibbIetown, a~IeranSria.
ouurattpile, Sairnrount, @as gttp, SoneS'
eoro. Barton, HIuftsn unb linton gttp.
90 Bm. Il o. 5iH.
Is o. gus. Q 90 Srn.
8 90 BIN. "a O6 Sern.
~ o. Bm. 4 90 Rm.
90 Bn- 70 90 Sim.
% o. 8m. 70 05 gnI
10 90 8u. 6 90 gu.
s11 90 gu1 ~ 05 Stat.
*11 06 BIN. % Of SIN.
12 90 Rttss. IL 30 sem.
Douglas Island news., 1907-03-20
Of course Alaskans want territorial

Of course Alaskans want territorial government. Was there ever A com munity of American citizens anywhere beneath the folds of the flag that did not desire to govern itself? This idea of self-government has been the in- spiration of our nation. It is one of our inherited ideals. The people of Alaska cherish this idea just as jealous ly as any of the American citizens in halls of congress. If vote could be taken upon the subject of territorial government I believe that four-ffths and possibly nine-tenths of the popu- lation would support it."-Alaska Yu- kon Magazine.
Douglas Island news., 1907-03-20
A Great Place But Cold

"How would you like to go to Alaska and dig gold?" said the Alaska miner.
 "I wouldn't mind," said the gentle man from Kentucky. q went up there with friend of mine once. He had been there before and located claim, and he gave me half of it. 1 went along with him to take the gold cure, and the ice made funny cracks at me. Yes, we were in the mining business sure enough. We were mining our own business"
 "How much did it cost you to go to Alaska when you went?" asked the Alaska miner.
 "Not cent sir" said the gentleman from Kentucky. ''I went by sound"
 "What do you think of Alaskan" asked the Alaska miner.
 "I think it is the greatest place on earth for poor people" said the gentle man from Kentucky. They can go up there and cut as much ice as anybody. They can wear furs, up there."
 "Did you find it pretty cold in Alaskan" asked the miner.
 "Yes, think it is the coldest place on earth" said the man from the blue grass state "While was there Iput a bucket of boiling water outside our cabin to cool, and when l went back just two minutes later the water was frozen, but the ice was still warm."
 "Did you make any money up there?" said the Alaska miner.
 "Yes," said the Kentuckian, "I made some money there, but had to come back to Seattle to get it thawed out"
Douglas Island news., 1907-03-20
The N0rthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed. Information for Everybody.

The Sitka hot springs are deserted. The Board of Trade of Skagway has reopened.
 On Taylor creek near Nome miners have struck steam.
 The Leelanaw will go on the Nome run next summer.
 The mercury got down to Il below at Seward last month.
 The Skagway water works didn't freeze up this winter.
 Trappers in the vicinity of Rampant report scarcity of game, Skagway people are learning to dance. Anything to keep warm.
 This summer the Alaska Central By. Co. will employ 1000 men, if it can get them.
 J. Lindley Green, U s. commissioner at Rampant, has been succeeded by w. B. Ballou.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Innocent, Russian Bishop of Alaska, has been transferred to New York.
 The Chandlar diggings are wet. Water has been struck in nearly every hole on Big Creek.
 Skagwag's volunteer fire department cleared S130.00 at dance given on Washington's birthday.
 Miss Marguerite Longacre, the vocal ist, who toured Alaska, was married at Shanghai, China, on Dec. 19.
 Lee Wigle, a Dawson merchant, wound up checkered business career by shooting himself through the heart.
 Sitka has had a sensation. Alex. Pihl, aged 66, was married to Miss Polly Bolshanin, aged g, on March 2d.
 A firm engaged in freighting on the Valdez trail is offering laborers one dollar day. There's not much doing.
 On Monday, January 20th, the rim of the sun was visible at Rampant, the News says, 'for the first time in 7s days"
 The total strength of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police on Decem- Der 1st was 684 men, 576 horses and 55 dogs.
 The sweetpea has been adopted as the official flower of the Alaska-Yukon- Pacific exposition which will take place in 1909.
 It is reported that the Str. Jefferson will be sold to company operating Q line of steamers between Seettle and San Francisco.
 The Rampant News says that au earthquake shook the cabin of Geo Shirley, on Chicago creek, until the man had to hold on to the sides of bis bunk to keep from falling out.
Douglas Island news., 1907-03-20
A Strike at Skagway

The mechanics at the White Pass shops have gone out on strike, des handing raise of 20 per cent in their wages. The strikers number only about 15 or 16 men. They claim that wages are going up all over the country, and there has been no corresponding raise at Skagway. The striking work men are machinists, boilermakers, moulders, blacksmiths and carpenters.