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CHRISTIAN SPIRIT OF BENEVOLENT MIL
LIONAIRE ILLUSTRATED BY DESIRE TO
HARM ROOSEVELT
Th?? Ihiily Aliisknn fable.
New York, Aug. 2t>-H. H. Rogers,
wlio bis recovered (rotu his recent ill
nevx, and Willaiu Rockefeller have
viuarrel'ed over the policy to be adopt
ed in reference to the I.*ndls flue of
f-N.COO.OOO. 1 1 is predicted that d. H
1 lowers aiul John 0. Rockefeller will
depress the market in ?rder to punish
the administration. A t>ad week i>n
the s'ock evchanue is looked forward to
by opera'urs
TIFT AGAINST
NEW STATE
Th.' Itaily Vlaskan Cable,
t thrie, An-.' -t> Secretary Taft
urtfes that the present constitution of
the termor*, which will be submitted
fm vote at the sutehi od election. be re
jected. He asks that the resideuts re
main a territory until after the next
session of eon^ress. anJ then asserts
: hat a ue? enabling act will be pa-sed
by cougresi for Oklahoma. Re says
that he makes the req .est for himself
and does not speak for President Roose
velt.
BABY'S DREADFUL
nsvpu
Extended Over Entire Body ?Mouth
Covered With Crusts as Thick as '
Finger Which Would Bleed and
Suppurate ? Disease Ate Large
Holes in Cheeks? Hands Pinned
Down to Stop Agonized Scratch
ing?Three Doctors' Best Efforts
Failed to Give Relief.
BUT CUTICURA WORKS
A MIRACULOUS CURE
"?When my tittle bov was six months
old be had eioema. The sores ei tended
?o quickly over the whole body that
we at once called in the doctor. We
then went to another doctor, but he
we went to a third ore. Matters be
came so bad that he had regular holes in
his cheeks large en. ugh to put a finger
tatC'. The food had to be given with
a spoon, for hi.s mouth was covered
with crust* as thick as a finger. and when
ever he opened the moutn they began
to Weed and suppurate, as did also nis
eve*. Han. Is. arms, chest, and back, in
abort the whole body was covered over
and over. We had no rest by day or
night. Whenever he was laid in hu
b?*l we had to pin his hands down,
otherwise be would scratch his face and
make an open sore. I think his face
mu*t have itched tnoet fearfully.
We finaliv thought nothing could
help, and I had maae up my mind to
?end my wife with the child to Europe,
hoping that the sea air might cure him,
other* i* be was to be put under gi?sl
medical care there. But, L>>rd be
bWsed. matters came differently, and
we *ooa saw a miracle. A friend of
our? spoke about Cuticura. We made
a trial with Cuticura S- ap. Ointment,
and Kes* ivent. and within ten days or
two weeks we noticed a divided im
provement. Just as quickly as th?
sickness had appeared it also began to
dit&ppear, an*i within ten we? us the
child was absolutely well, and his skin
was smooth and white as never before,
F. Hohrath, President of the C. L.
Hohrath Company. Manufacturers of
Silk Kibbons. 4 to 20 Kink Alley, South
Bethlehem. Pa., June 3, 1905. '
OMBDtete Kxtrrrutl and Irttml Treats**:);. for
tv*r> Itumorol ln.'?aui rbiUiYn. and
?nil f iMUcurm t. t'lrw* thr >lun. ? X:ti ur%
Oiiiir^rn; lo H?*> uv Skin. .\a*l l\iUcur% Krw>.\< t
in ihe ft>rm v?f >iate TUi?. tn v ,t?
of *m> ? to rurtrv ll??? Hinotl 8nl4 thrumch- li'i : '??
workJ Pottii l>ruK A CMk Corp., So* i'rop*^
mr Free. CuUcuri book on \ht oub.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that 1 wa?
appointed administrator of the estate
of Penn-Alex, deceased. on the 17th
day of August. 1907, by the Commis
sioner for Alaska, sitting in probate
at Haines precinct In the first division
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to me within six months
from this 22d day of Aog??t, 1907, at
at the Commis<sry of the Tenth Reg
iment of U. S Infantry, a! Fort Wi 1
iara H. Se??rvi, A! ska.
J. B. Gowks,
Administrator,
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Tbe ti a Uils of the city clock pointed
to t'v ami the streets leading to the
station fairly hummed with life. Sub
urban sliop[>ers, |iu>'!no.-s folk a nil the
i Wilt* minority wore all homewaixl
! umiiil Rleetrle train" whlrrwl ant!
< langed lu every ill reel ion, ami eager
rouils surged Into (hem.
"Kosodale! lliwiil'tlc!" shouted the
?tarter.
Helen t;n>y gathered her suit case,
"triii;.* hag anil KoSton fern ami made
?les|ierotc effort* to weeure a pla<v. lu
*hocMring aiul fell ben \ II v into Iter
. ill Site was wear)' lieyond words
ivitb the day's shoppln . II was a hot
-veiling. nml tbe train w as pa< -feed.
1'asseugvrs Ivblnd her crowded and
pushed. jamming her against a man
at the seat's end A !>ra*^ curtain rod
which she was carrying prodded him
sharply lu tbe ribs. She turned :
ajiologUe, but tbe words died on her
lips when she found herself confronted
!>y the eager face of .he enemy."
With a brief won! sh.1 'rew the of
fending rod into place and tried to
edge away from him.
lie had passed her early iu the
morning Umud t iiyv.ard in bis motor
i?; She had en* utuered in a nuni
l<er times ip ; t'ie d a> and when
she had committed her one extrava
gance. bun ii :i : Maclean's, be too. bad
miuntcred in and bad seated himself
at a window table beside hers. Tbe
euji.> incut of her lunch was spoiled
by the scrutiny of John Norman'* tray
eyes.
The feud lietuven the Normans and
Greys was of the fine, unreasonable
New Em.iand tyi>e There had been
real cause for grievance at tbe outset,
fwo generation* back, but when tbe
HK LOOKUP III- *l:w 11 liKRMKM. M ,\M?- ,
ISO urrtiA.
grandnteees <>f K.:rt 4 Sivy ?.ame to llvf
to the old homestead John Norman,
tramlson of William the Offender.
whs more than ready t<> bury Hie
hatchet, amr it was his ln>ny of fate
thai he should fall iu love at *lght
with Helen sjrey
Ue * as rich nnd popular -i nl the
most eligible of Rosedale biulielors
Ho had never before lieen : i \ :>>us In
regard to frletidsh'p with women.
Purlng his thirty mv years there had
beeu so many things that he had CO'.l
sldered more important. Hut for the
past four months he had plauneil and
?chemed to reach a friendly footing
with his n, .Uliors and had failed
va noes, siiulilml him a few times, and
?low tin.' fear of tu*rring the armed
neutrality kept him from overstepping
Vs Helen settled l?esi.le him iu the
tram, he was very conscious of tbr
; inessnre of her arm against his and of
\ weary droop of her pretty head
He hail had her under espionage all
?la> and this u> .-minted for h s unusual
;t|w<H"dlllff. ^ tig bi.-k to Kosedale bt
; roller.
lit1 was eairer to lake siinie of the
I'eivy bundle* thai Ineuuiliered her
Ijp l>nt be dared u.it make the suggea
" her shrinking movement fr<<m hlni
iml lier unfriendly tlatn-e were earnes!
.'wl'lcht div|wm-d, and the lights
twinkled In the ear. Wbeii there was
sli-i- .tr us. She made two or three
attempts to reach it. but to tie a shot*
In a crowded ear. with bundle laden
la; .nM cloved Hmc.-'s. is no easy feat.
J. ' Norman was aware of her ef
Cie r . 1 of the -??st nlietil. When he
felt :i sharp tug at his shoestring, be
tisdei !k h1 Its significance. He knew
a isii l v the energetic twist that the
? itfen ? c string was tied In a hard
Vnot and that was as It should be.
>li. - busied the conductor to stop
at a -;ner some distance from her
h >;?c ratl:er*ttaan at the nearer one,
where they must alictit together. H?
nnderst.**! the significance of this also.
She was getting off. bundle laden, to
svotd the p.isslbllltT of any assoclitlon
r Rraftitnto
ADPIIKNU UP SCRIP
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either survey 3d or unsui veyed
land in Alask i, .tnd is approved
by the Government. Price $30- 00
per acre in 40. 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE & CO.,
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITY. IjT AH
1603 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
mustache to couiT il tin- smile at l?er
transparent tactics.
As ttio oar sloviil, she. ro?o luirilentsl
with bundle* Then aiiio a strupele,
she dn>|<|?< ! bad* f.> .
man s kntv Thou she iv., . ?>! wli.it
the trouble was <he had tied hi r v
srrlup to bis. Slic was prn(yum1t>
way hi which lie hmk hit V 'il l?'
ha v lor she
again. and n!l of Lie thai w.i*
at w lint w is c >?;
cl.iiioM tin- U !i with fin-ions In* -toneo.
and (lie v?>ii<!ivuirV -hari" i lurry ii|i.
"W.t 1 a mlnnte.
tone ?.f one used 1 ?
eouduilor I1.11I 11 |i
Mini his xyuipatlietif chi
quivering 15: ?- and l?m
may lie friends."
more than itir tli.?it-:li:
a liusvnnt o??t night
man, looking I'Hrtinil.irl;
th?t t tiod mviM'lf to yon
"Of oourne 1 do. Is it lik< :hr.t 1
? 'olor oamt* to li-r faoi-. John. iii.1 you
"l?f oMirst' I diil. Why. >lidu : 1 te",
>ou. doaiwt? 1><> you think that v.t.t
throw aside such ?u opport train ^ ? >u
tied yourself t? me. and 1 k :.-w it *
-Iguifiount onion for our Iih j ? v
HIDDEN DANGERS
NATURE GIVES TIMELY WARNINGS THAT
NO ALASKA CITIZEN CAN
AFFORD TO IGNORE
, voni ;hf kidneys serreuccs. They
will warn you when ibe k idnev are
v-ck. Well kidneys execrate a clem
amber fluid. Sick kidneys so id out a
hin. pair and foamy, or a thick. red,
. ll-srae'Kng urine, full of s* iuietit ,
and irregular of passage.
'rotn the back, pains, dull and heavy.
.->r sharp and acute, tell you of k kid
neys una warn you of the com
dro|*y, diabets and Bright'^
Doan's Kidney Pills care -iok kidney
ajd cure them perraaoectlv.
Mrs. A. G. MUELLER. o
; Heiirborn St.. Seattle. Wash.. -
"Five years ago, my little hoy Itccaii <
afflicted with a weakness of t he ?id
nevs and b'adde". The trouble crew
1 more severe as time went hy and ?
: bough we doctored continui
I gave him different medicines, the trou
ble still r? mained A friend advised un
to try DOM's Kidney Pills and wlii ,
I had Utile faith in medicine, we cot
box *nd the hoy bejr*n .i<i-g tber
Two boxes complelly cure.l hiui. Or. y
a mother can realize my gratitude i
shall never tire of speaking a good
?ord for Dona's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price ;>0
cents Poster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N,
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
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