SHE PROVIDED
FOR FUNERAL
DAUGHTER DISOWNED BY MAN WHO DIS
SIPATES FORTUNE MAKES PROVIS
ION FOR HIS BURIAL
\Va|ia'ri>ii. u. O.. Ausr. tO-Mrj. K.u
?*]' . lUi.iiit. of v. (laiigli'er of
Ai'ipri Ho'ki'i, ? h i ilieil at tho com ty
a. rotary Mon-hiy. teloirraphiiltliatlior
bene ilcuon it 7::i" p ra.
II a. m. Morn loir wor>\ ; .
*> : ;r. I i : :'s: >pri 'f.
fiii ?; mi; <erv
S j- 1 >v Mrs. (i U". Ja^|> :? and ?
Al! welc tne.
1Y S0 WEAK?
KIDNEY TROUBLES MAY BE SAPPING
YOUR LIFE AWAY
U'h -n a h> allhy an or wtvtta"
to rue down without appa'i'it
eti, suffers baekac1". .. lieiuiaclie. I
tiie kidneys for the oausr of :? aii.
Ke y the kidneys weii ami they will
Ry., ii> tig on Ceutra! St., ? rncr *?
S' .d juu-ia. Wash., says: |
Kidney I'ills. I wa-trou?
w'.tii backache ?t the i.t .
a stea<Iy dull aclno;. W; ? her
my work or col :- or both that i
the derangement, I do not kdi
what I do know is that [
KiJuey PiiUi^iiok \ re ?
aching? completely and stream' he
my buck so tuat I could life. >:o*>p
brinj; any of the back it.'sc es it -o
play without the ^'isftst t*ii)ge. I i
si .T L)jan'- Kidney I'ills uo-urp>?s
b'or sa.e by all dealers. Price
f utj. Foster- Mi, burn t o., B'iiTalo, N.
\" . -ole agent- fur tuo fnitt-U States.
Item ember the name ? IKan'o ? ar.
take no other.
Listen To It
Uecitals on the Duplex day ami r.iyht
at the Seattle. lt$t!.s >weetest music
in th* city.
The Pack Train Ilestauran* will s'-rve
wine with dione' orders, free in plucv
oftea or coilee. Cone on noys.
\v?rnin: To Tr*israi??r?
AH persons are hereby warned thai .1
<jun trap has bt-en set on the lot of I .
Si. Brown, o-; Sixtf nt i and State
street and thev should govern thera
s?lves accordingly.
C. M. Brown,
4 t A 7 Skagway.
88 88 88 88 88 88 8S'
Clark's ?
oc
Democratic Presidential Timber i
In NTissouri?Tlie Central Amerl
can Republics Hughes of New fifi
York Playing With Fire j
88 88 88 88 88 88 88
<!. tfs would do well to keep their eyes
skiuned.
Dangerous.
It Is alwnvs hazardous to play with
fire, uiul .vet tlmt is precisely what two
-ets of marplots art- dolus: at the pres
ent moment- one set In Auterlea, the
Japan are the t ? cockiest nations on
lie. We li.ive4never been bent
en :i! war Neither hits Japitli that Is,
?w .iapaa What happened to her
. we do not know,
it S . beat Kussla. She has no
i v . Hup us. On the other
umrieau thinks that
k nil "the nations of the
mid the rest of mankind." as
I Zaehnr.v Ta; '..>r remarked In
only annual message to
li war wii to make us and
e neighbors. It's always
li: t i|iian> I. Now, with tills
?i-Ynirs. which every sensl
? i cuiitries wishes were
everything possible
le a v :i r betwixt .lapau and
> ; -t it would have l?eguu
tie money, which luckily she was
oeal . that we propose to run
i '.! .an >iu' oilier ihings.
il ler a-:y civinustailces
'
or " 1 that when we :r t
These things
clearly stated and rell
Js!in Tyler Morgan.
Mtinrin. f?-r more than
<? i :.i-i row ard. leaving
:il : tl-tlllud :is a legacy
? ???v.i ;? >'11. II<' Mil - ail um
:ti TJi.?iitf!i lit* was
?. li - tMi'iital twwors re
<li>- 1 to the end. In
i: i.? an i iiijr fart
??>i!y lu- would liave died iu
!?? after thirty-seven years'
If is also interesting I ? Uuoiv
. ? ur is tin' only state tliui
?? Ii. ?! r.?-> t'.':y year -??nators.
????; !::i !? ri't;::! ::???] ill I lie senate
lit* vuui<! !< "n so uiilrli
.
if ! I::i 1 time prepare, I
:'.i:-ly." Any out*
i ' - i >:i lj ?il t of words as
i -liia ill canal ran understand
v .?!.:.? 11. an I ever lit'aril of
a ? ? tcl.-y, Ih- |>frforai?Kl
i ? ! I H*r In-'-aiisir the
'?I.hI >!imiliaiieousIy.
?h.^alion. Uo
i I'l'iftiil oil condition
? ?id ;? i-at should constitute
Senator Jchn H. Bankhcad.
v. hi'lhiT there Is any sucli
ii !>y i i plain Kii hmond
Merrlmae fault'.
?U:ii t! I 'eniocratie state!
? . a';!*-'!. ii!il tin- unheard
??1 ,<!? rs Morisiu and
? e -Ill of or fPslKna
jenr*. if ho lives, and proli
aM f"i- lift1. His i i \ ok 'fpllows In
c mv alt i hilt lie played
:tM?l lor lie ?:\; popular
il>- " ' !? :i!iil>er and is
i:i.-.n. Me made a i ii?: ?;> representative.
luie ln-atid of
> Of ii >? there are persons
- the Idea of luck. Nut there
|u AlaUauia who
i tin- er. Coii:!!!-! Kaiiklienl and
![ -ii. ii Uobson had let
; ali : i'. lie i-ould In all human
?e gone to the senate
ill >"o lit- sees the venerable
m i\. ii i>y Colonel Hank
hD?<i. n !io hay many years of life In
him. .? i Ii.- -t-i i-.\ (Jm'erno:* Johnson,
who :i !>n has many years )S life iu
him. as alternate for Genera! Fettuw
should that splendid old man shuttle
off t his mortal coil. So sometimes It in
well to act upon the old Latin motto.
"Kestlna lente" (hasten slowly). Hank
head should pick out h like she down ,
In Alabama and erect a monument of
gratitude to Hobson, for Hobson mad* |
him senator. This Is a strauge world ]
my masters, aud truth Is stranger thai |
fiction sometimes.
"Who Pays the Fine?"
I have frequently alluded in these |
letters to the line editorials which ap: i
pear In the count rj* papers of Missouri. [
i\v "country pa pern." of course, are
meant those not published in the great
cities. Recently under the nbove cap
tion there was an editorial in the
Times, published at Louisiana. Pike
eouuty. Mo., which clearly Illustrates
the utter futility of trying to break up
the trusts by imposing Ones upon them.
It Is worthy of the profoundest study
of the voters of the land. Here is the ,
Times editorial verbatim:
We have a question which is a sort of I
companion question to the old one. Who
pays the tariff? The question which we I
want to ask and then answer is. Who',
pays the tint?
Recently the Standard OP eompuny w is |
fined in the federal court in Chicago on j
it charge of rebating. If It Is fined a slm- j
liar amount on each count in t lie Indict- |
tnent. the total tine will amount to about j
$3.i.u0u.?hW. By the way. it insists that each
rebating contract was not a separate of ;
fense and seeks to avoid mor?- than the
ono tine.
- Hut if It should lose on this contention j
how terrible! If It is finally "stuck" fori
S3o.U00.u00. we imagine it will issue about I
J'JO.OOO.OOO? allowing 100 per cent for water?
of debenture fine bonds, and John JJ. will
sell them and pay the fine, pocketing the
dllfrenee. Then he will Increase the
price of oil about 2 cents per gallon, the
extra 2 cents to go Into a sinking fund
to be used to retire the bonds at ma
turity.
The Standard Oil company has such a
complete monopoly of the petroleum busi
ness that without doubt the us?ts of oil
will have to pay all fines, Just as. they :
have to all gifts to Chicago university. |
The matter of fining a corporation like I
the Standard Oil company is somewhat j
like fining a drunken hushand for n??t
supporting his family. The patient, much J
abused wife complains that he get drunk :
Saterclay night and blew in his week's
wages and beat her. Thereupon the mag
istrate fines the brute $50. and the wife
goea home and sells enough furniture t??
pay it.
Fining the Standard Oil company does j
not hurt It. and we cannot hang It. What i
will we do with It?
Decline of Drinking.
The world Is get t In;; suiter gradual
ly. slowly, liut surely, no mutter what i
Is said to the contrary. A uiau above |
fifty live does not need statistics to
make him kuow that this Is true of,
our own people. Prior to the civil war
teetotalers were scarce as liens' teeth, j
Now one half -of the voters are tee to j
talers. and the other half take a snort j
only when It is extremely convenient '
The drinking in America is confined
almost entirely to the towns. Allot hei
thing, more !>eer In proportion to wills
ky Is consumed than formerly, audi
beer contains only about one-eighth or
one-seventh as much alcohol ns whis
ky. in l!real Britain, notwithstanding'
Increase of population, the drink bill
has fallen off ?33,000,000 In six years,
and a pouml sterling Just ubout
equals $3.
Croker'g Derby.
Americans generally are rejoicing
that Richard Croker's horse won In
Kngland. Even folks who do not be
lieve In horse racing may be glad that
the ex-Tammany boss beat all the 1
bloody Britishers. After ns stormy a
political career as fails to most men
Croker seems to be thoroughly enjoy
ing a serene and green old age. There j
has been much tulk about Croker's I
going to the house of commons. He ?
denies It and gives as his principal i
reason that he does not want to give
up his American citizenship. Bully
for Croker: Even those who for con
science sake are not glud that his
horse won can surely congratulate the
grim old man on that sentiment.
Ril) Van Winkle's sad plaint was
"Il.wy soon are we forgot!" Five
yearn ago Lyman J. Gage was secre
tary of the treasury and did bestride
this narrow financial world like a co
lossus. The other day he visited the
national capital, and the bright young
reporters on the Washington papers
couldn't even give his name correctly.
They mentioned hiin as Lyman li
nage. Ami for this Lyman ratted lo
the Republicans!
Kt-ports from Illinois arc to tlio ef
fect that ex-Congressman James R.
Williams, popularly called Bob, Is like
ly to run for congress again. All of
lils old Democratic fellow members
will be glad of It. for he was universal j
ly regarded as one of the ablest men
in the house. He Is a man of fine
parts, honest as the day Is long and a
tiptop debater. He will be warmly
welcomed if he succeeds In redeeming
the district.
Now comes Hon. Jesse It. Grant of
California, son of General V. S. Grant,
and makes It kuown in plain language
to all whom it may concern that he
would like to have the Democratic
nomination for president. It's a lauda
ble ambition, surely, and If he should
prove as much of a winner as his
illustrious father he would capture not
only the uomlnatlon, but the office
also.
And so Mayor Schmltz of ijan Fran
cisco has been convicted on the evi
dence of Abe Ruef, who pleaded guilty
ami then testified against Sehmitz to
lessen lils own term of service In the
pen. It's a pity that such scoundrels
as Iteuf have to be used In such case*,
but they must.
GALLANT OLO WARRIOR EXPIRING WITH
STAIN UPON HIS NAME-MILI
TARY PRISONER SINCE WAR
Worcester, Muss. Aug. 10? General
Josiah Piekett, eighty-five years ofd
and .1 veteran of tlie civil war, is dying
here, technically a military prisoner.
He 1ms l>een under arrest, it is said,
since thf battle of Cold Harbor, and has
declared that he will die nnder arrest.
Pick oil. was colonel of the Twenty
fifth Massachusetts in the battle of
Cold Harbor, and in a fit of anger,
under the stress of the fighting,
replied roughly to Csneral Stannard,
hi* superior. The latter placed him
uuder arrest and took his sword. Later
PicKett was commended by S'annard
for gallantry in the Cold Harbor battle
while trading a charge, and was
severely wounded, but the record of
arrest was never changed, and General
Pickett otlici ally has been under arrest
more thuti forty years.
Good music is promised at the Vesper
servicc at St. Saviour's church, Sunday,
at s p. m. Special solos by Mrs, O. W.
Jasper and Miss Crystal B. Snow.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Kestaruant,
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That's the Brand
A Delicious, Kxquisite
Aroma ? A Flavor t'nex
collul A Tea that- comes
dircct from :i Private
Plantation where It is
grown muler the most
favorable conditions
All Crocers lundle it anil
n
Air making a Beautiful
Window Display this
Week
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