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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-02-14

dicial tribunal of the land. J I'm
Marshall is at rest from all his la-
bors! The constitutional questions
of the day have ceased to trouble
him. Hei is asleep. Those around
that bed of death with all its watch
ful assid1ities, its tenderness, It's
solemn testimonies to expiring love
remembered long the last fond look
of his glazing eye turned upon them
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-02-14

hunter IN Ills chase or school boy
in his sport.
How often do We hear jests con-
cerning the lawyer. Such as,
Here is buried lawyer and
an honest manp and the peo-
pie wonder why two men are
hurled in the same grave. Bu
il is only among the ignorant, the
narrow-minded, or on the comic
stage, that such expressions are now
heard, Grand, glorious, magnificent
profession! Heaven will surely
bless the man whose soul is thrilled
with It's lofty duties. Of all the
chillren of men the true lawyer l.
the most thoroughly Cepre, lated.
People generally admire him, but
only because they think him shrewd.
They 81 'se their eyes 10 the fact that
he is often a solitary, deserted re-
cluse, within the walls of his own
cheerIeSS office, listening to the sad,
sad tales of family sorrow and dis
>cntiOn; licking up in his breast the
narrowing narrative of some miSdi-
rected life, comforting as best he
can the deserted wife or heart
broken widowed mOthe; settling the
differences between brother and sis
ter, city and State, and by his every
lay experiences recognizing that
numan existence is a network of Sor-
.Owful relations; cOntiding even hi
thoughts to no one but his own
books, thrilling when he does right,
rembling at the approach of wrong;
ibis man often made the butt and
ridicule of the ignorant aud lowly,
goes on silently solving for other
people life's hard problems, until he
= called himself to stand in that
court OF last resort, before the Judge
"f al humanity, in that chamber ION
bright for errors grggled gaz",
where the law of merger receives its
lOitiest application and law and love
are merged in mercy and the tired
mind and heart sighs relief TO find
that paradise at last where the law.
yer's occupation is unknown.
Such a lawyer was John Marshall.
While at the bar he had a supreme
regard for judiciary. To hun the
court was civic sanctuary where
Law is administered by clean and
spntlrss hands, where virtue is
triumphant and guilt is punished,
where rapacity is stayed, ambition
checked, executives curbed, Legisla-
tures restrained, Constitutions up
held; where incense is ever ascending
from the affairs of right and the
candles of liberty never go out.
His love of literature and poetry
was marked and his opinions are
often graced with exquisite bits
of rhetoric. He said of pO-
rtry in a letter to his friend,
Dir. Joseph Story: sit brings
back the freshness of youth,
revives the relish of simple pleasures,
refines youthful loves, strengthens
our interest in human nature, spreads
our sympa'hies over all classes Of
society and through the brightness
of its prophetic visions helps faith
lay hold OH the future life."
lie often quoted these lines from
Goldsmith:
''Th0'n who think must govern those who toll.
And all that ffcetl"m s lighe>L am can reach.
Is but tOiay plopcrtiOned loads oil each -
Law and literature should go hand
in hand. To many it is too prO>aic
a subject to inspire poets or authors,
but the two monuments of our liter
ature, the Bible and Shakespeare,
contain many illusions TO law and
lawyers. ''The Merchant of Venice
is a dramatized law case with the
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-02-14
SneeZe and Blow.

That ia what YOU MUST do when You
have caiarrh in the head. Toe way to
cu 9 tbs disease ls to purify the blO0d
~i II HnOd'S SarsaplriIla. Tl,s medi-
Ine sOuIheS and heals the inf s:iied sur
faces, rebWlds the deiIcate TISSUE and
perm n-ntIy cu:ts Ctitatr,i iy exp-liinZ
tr, III f.ig b ,p.yd Ili4 scrui uleuS ta;nJs upon
Alrc, it d.pelds. b.: sure to get
tiuUu'>
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sven from the thresboId

even from the threshoId
ence.
Ye admirers of greatness,
lous of his talents aud ia
proaeh. How silent are Ii.
How immovable are his moas
From the robes of Chief Tss;
the shrOuds of the grave.
all that remains of the man N,.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-02-14
P. p. P.
n,i0or11 ass1a EraaS pansaav'

Is the only logical treatment for
this loathsome disease. Catarrh Is
now recognized as an affection Of
the blood, and not a mere local trots.
bic. The best blood purifier is there
fore the best remedy, AMI the best
blood purIaeris acknowledged TO be
p. p. p. Under treatment with p.
p. 7: the sickening discharges, with
hawking and splitting and oEeusive
odor, quickly disappear and perma.
nent and radical recovery soon re.
Aessrs. LrFkAN BROTHERS, SavaR-
nah, Ga.
Sents-I have used nearly four bottles
OF P. P. p. L.iPpman's Great Remedy. I
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4 THIEF IN THE NIGHT
How Catarrh RObS Its Victims Of Health and Life.

CatarrA is The most insidIoas Of
diseases. Ifneglected, II .n7ariaS SIy
reaches the bronchial tubcs and
lungs, rendering them weak and
susceptible 70 consumption.
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. he i.on irritating c1tl arlic-HOOd's
Pills
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delicate organism Of wOnans What
the sufferer ought to DO isEto give
a fair trial to /
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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-02-14

Law and literature should go hand
in hand. To many it is too pro>aic
a subject to inspire poets or authors,
bnt the two monuments Of our liter
allure, the Bible and Shakespeare,
contain many illusions TO law and
lawyers. ''The Merchant of Venice"
is a dramatized law case with the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
LOST ON THf ISLANDER
Moaoy Orders Arc Now Being Du- pIioated That Were On Her

Notice has been received at thc Dawson postoncc that au money orders issued there which were lost on the steamer is- lander win be duplicated Immediately and Che men iu Che money order depart mcnt arc busy making preparations to chat end.
 The Dawson office win forward list of Che lost orders and the amount of each Co ottawa. and Ottawa win Issue thc due plcates and send them Co their various original destinations. People who sent thc money orders from Dawson have nothing moro Go do Iu the work Of due plicatos
 There worc perhaps from 9oo to g" or ders lost on Che Islander They were nearly 1ll for Canada
 The Dawson postofnce has been shut on in its Issuance of money orders th, last few days by Che supply Of blanks in the office being exhausted. Scores of pco- pie have called Co obtain money orders only Co bo told that thc blanks were all gone. A new supply has been ordered and is expected soon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Mir C. D. Pullman. superintendent of the Yukon mall service, is now at Van couvor on business
 Speaking Co the newspapers there, Mir. Pulham said lt was Che Intention Co put in % nrst-class stage and passenger ser vice this season. New slcighs, harness and outnuting sundrIes win be contracted for while Mir Pullman ls at Vancouver, and shipped North in the near future. IIc win also purchase l5O horses for stage service.
 "Iast season." said Mir. Pulham. i've were doing the journey between Daw- son and White Horse in five days and a halG It is our intention this year Co reduce Che time Co four days and half. We Intend Co put on as good service as money win provide"
 Between Skagway and sL Michael the stage route is about l.9sO miles In extent. The journey is made with relays every twcnty-nvo miles or SO. and it takes about G0 dogs Co do Che work Some thing like 1iO horses are necessary Co keep Che stage going between White Horse and Dawson.
 Mir Pulham win not return Co Che North for several weeks os his business will not bc completed before that time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Fivo Foot Coming

Then. is every possibility that new street grade win be made on Fourth ave- rue. caused by Che discovery made hy CItv Engineer Buud m oscort1luug Ono dimensions of Che corner lot owned hy Bloom and E Eouch
 40 thIs point it wos found Go bc two f.et lut of liuc. u other words thc property owners on Che west side of state street should movc their buildings out toward Che street five feet iu order Go bc on thc Iue Now that property win bc heh- er on account of Che towusIto settlement th.s ls not a matter that win hc looked oyer by property woncrs and 70 complete change of thc line win undoubtedly ho made and homes. or sidewalks at ioast brought Go Che rcnl line.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
YIELD BEING SWfllFO IN WRANGEL NARROWS
A Possibility That Thoy' Win Bo
 Drodgod and Dooponod

Word has been received iu skoGway that Che harbor committee which glanced at skogway for eleven seconds during thclr trip Go White Horse. has reported on something thot win affect skagway in one particular 10 is Che improving of Wrauecl norrows. and as all steamers coming hero arc many times delayed thcrc by tides or something else. this win hc Of some benefit Co SkoEwuy
 m his report Mr. Burton. who one ciuccrcd Che party of distinguIshahlca through Skngway. says;
 "A pleasant feature ot Che journey was 1 side trip Co Alaska. Little is required there in Che way Of river and harhor im- provcmcuts except perhaps. iu Wmngcl narrows. where a deepening and widening of Che channel would bc desirable Much ls required. however. iu Che way of more .mclcnt lighting. These channels arc roc mote from Lighthouse headquarters SO thlt often buoys and aids Co navigation arc gotten out of place. remaining as a snare Go navigation for long time bee fore they arc relocated
 one thing thnt hc reports on mvonhlN e hr more efficient lighting required
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Rev Father Rene. perfect apostolic of thc Church. in chatgc ot Alaska who has just returned from Dawson after being engaged n looking over Che mission fields ou thc lower Yukon reports Che deaths iu Che lower Yukon basin this sumner from Che effects of Che peculiar plague that swept over Che country Co have amounted iu Che aggregate Co thous- 1uds
 The plague was so far reaching that although It lasted only through July and August of Inst summer. a year ago. uoth- me like true conception uf lts widr- spread devastation was learned untl thc reports that came n during Che winter and curly this summer were summarized. 10 was then learned, che father slys that thc diseasc had swept away hundreds of various communities. many from Null- to Che mouth ot Che Yukon. many over Che country toward Bcrng strait. and many southward. towards Che EuskokwIn
 The disease was somewhat in Che n1turc of cholera. and prostmtod thc victims. leaving them Co suffer with peculiar rune ming sores and other troubles. The sights 1f thc suffering arc described as most touching and pitablc The o'd people worc chiefly Che victims Many of Che sisters and fathers in Che Catholic mis- sions hbored hcru1lly to sovc thc slf- fermr and made many sacrifices but could not stem Che awful wave of di- sc1se uud sickness yct they fought It hack from some
 Tho scarcity of Hah and other food nst summer aided Che disease In its rave Isbcs by rendering Che victims weak through improperly nour.shcd and impov- crishod systems and thus unable to ro- s.st thc deadly germs
 It s thought Father Rene soyF Chat Che disease was brought over from si- b,r.u In some way yot thI- a not posl- lively known
 Fnr the 1ss.stancc of Che natives. Shol- -don Jackson. n charge of thc United States reindeer stations Iu Alaska. h1s donated i0D reindeer Father Rene reports for the Indians at and about Nulato. Thcy ure to bc delivered ucNt October and win hc for Che natives at Che vl- rIogs missions of Che vicinity There is plenty of reindeer moss in thc locality tho father says. and it is thought the animals win thrive and hc valuable source of supply of meat for Che natives.
 The American telegraph crews. Father Rene reports. aro stU working 1lonr the Yukon on thc new win, and. aIthoush tbc wirr is up and in condition for oprr ltIou from Nulato down to Sr MIoh1c. rb,fc Is very uttlc business tu b, tran. eIct.d over It
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
TAKING IN PERISHABLES
Last of DoIphin's Big Load Takon
 Out Last Night

The last of Che Dolph.us big load of pcrIshahlos left for Che Interior on last nights frcIcht Thcrc were also scv- cr1l cars of live stock
 The next few weeks win see large sh.p- mcnts of potatoes. eggs and live stock ro in for the winter stock
 Boilers and all mining machinery arc u demand in Dawson and every train takes out large consignmcnts
 Dawson win bc short or mining mo- chucry this winter. as Che big strike iu Che states made it Impossible to secure t for shipment
 J. poughorty. Of Che Mcdonald Iron Works of Dawson. who recently returned after a trip Co san Francisco. is expect ng a large shipment before Che close of navigation
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Tho Jewish citizens Of skagway win celebrate their New Year, beginning to- night and continuing until tomorrow night Although the new year does not really begin until twelve o'clock tonight thc celebration win begin at ak o'clock tonight and at that hour an sior,s cone ducted by Che Jewish people whs close and remain closed until 6 o'clock omor- row night
 The new year is rcckoncd according Go Che old testament and thc ycor now bee ginning JG2.
 Tonight. beginning ot o'clock. Che first services win he held II nols. th' lower Broadway merchant ia expected from Dawson on' this evening train and hc win omclatc. lf hc does not 1rrivo some one else Of tho Jewish colony win
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Bedrock Struck At Depth of
 Eighteen Feet
Latest Report Is Received From Hondorson Croek-stampoders Re- turn to Dawson In Haste-Fifty Claims Have Boon Recorded

Passengers out from Dawson last night state that the stampeders Co Henderson creek have been returning Co Dawson In stream and recording creek claims located at various points along the stream and its tributaries.
 There have been about fifty claims roc corded here as result Of that stampede The most of them orc rclocations.
 People from and near stewart were eN- cited considerably at a report that they had three feet of pay running 20 cents Co Che pan. with bedrock lN feet deep.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
JEWISH CITIZENS WILL
 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR
Services Will Be Held This Evening and Tomorrow Morn ing Stores Will Be Closed From Six O'clock This
 Evening Until the Same Hour Tomorrow

conduct Che services. which win last about two hours.
 Services win also be held at 9 o'clock to- morrow This service win occupy about three hours.
 At sIx o'clock tonight it is understood all Of Che Jewish stores win close. as they did last year Kaufman Bros. and Che Monogram win close until Saturday night ot 6 o'clock, at which time they win reopen for Che remainder of Che day. Fol- lowing their lead Che other commercial houses win undoubtedly close
 There are only eleven Jews in town, but. true Go their teachings although only a handful they win celebrate with os much solcmnity and reverence os if there were several hundred
 Ton days from Che New Year or on September 22. thc day of atoncmcnt win bo celebrated
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Assist Local Minors

An Informal talk has been held by members of the Chamber Of Commerce having under consideration tho Idea of as- sisting by public subscriptions thc differ ont men about town who have quartz properties.
 Several of those who have property near skagway have asked for assistance Go open up one of these . Georg" Mowl has made a liberal offer Co Che chamber and this stands a good chance Of being taken mp.
 The effort would be a good one and will bear experimenting on.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Hitting tho Tics

Last nights train from White Horec had sIxty-scvcn passengers. Most of these arrived at White Horse on Che Canadian. Tho crowd that came out on che clifford sifton arc about evenly dive .dcd. many having stayed at White Horse while few came here Co slugway scv- ,ral small parties are said Go be hitting Che ties Go Skagway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
ONE MORE
Train of Thirty-Three Cars
 Left Last Night

For the past week the w. P. &. Y. has been handling a great amount of freight Last night the local freight train pulled out from the yards with thirty-throc load cd cars. Three engines took them up thc road.
 Even with all Of the freight sent out some remains. but lt will bo loaded on cars this morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Boat. At White Horse

Two upper river steamers reached White Horse yostordly and one was cN- poctod Co arrive early thiH morning. s" th1t Ono passengers could catch th' train
 Tho Sclk.rk arrived yesterday forenoon with 1 small passenger list. uo cut 't's being given on her The White Hors' was due any minute. last night. and she has ninety aboard The little steamer Nora is thc one due early this morning wlth is5 aboard. She win san on her rr- turn voyage tonight after the train 'r- rivps 1t White Horse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
A SHORTAGE or COAL
Looni Supply Has Boen Almost
 Completely Exhausted

There ls a great shortage of coal in the local market. but as Che weather ls n-t cold it is not badly noticed.
 one Of Che British ships is expected soon with 70 load and Che Humboldt is cN- pcctcd Co bring north iio tons on hcr next trip.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
John KaIom out From Dawson

John Ealcm. skagway's exclusive joh- her. returned from Dawson on last nights train. Mir Kolcm does not speak dls- couraringiy of trade in Che interior but t ls plain to see that it ie not what i' us,d Co bc. Business is not bad. hut there lre many u an branches Mr. Nolem' u i- understood. win make another ship mcnt in before navigation closes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
SOLD OUT HIS INTEREST
John Lilly Retiros From tho Firm
 of Lilly Bros.

John Lilly. who was formerly a member of thc local hay and grain firm of Lilly Bros. returned from Dawson on last nights train on his way Co Seattle. hay Ing disposed Of an his interest in the firm Co J. E Lilly. his brother.
 J. F. Lilly win conduct the business in Dawson and skagway under the old firm name.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we arc quoting this week. Chencv's Boston Store. Oyemlls. jumpers. coats and jeans. Lc- yi Strauss make ot big reduction at our closing out sale.
 Chonoys Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Sugar Going In

Large quantities of sugar are passing through skarwoy in bond for Dawson merchants. Much of this has been ship- ped Co Seattle and from there on Amcri- can steamers It comes from Che B. C. Refinery of Vancouver.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

sixth avenue. skagwoy, Is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue. New York, if you arc to judge by thc bcauti- ml window display at B. NJ. Behrends'. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Corduroy suits English make. No per suit
 Chcncy's Boston Stor".
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

old men. young men. boys and youths we can please you In hats. r. IT, Clay son & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

We arc having a bonaade Reduction sllc on au of our high grade stock Chcney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Now is your chance for a bargain in Fau and Winter underwear
 Chcncys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Reduction sale of dry goods, millinery, furnishing goods and shoes Fife-Alaska Co.,. Stato and Fifth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Seattle Export Beer. delivered in any part of the city for e per dozen quarts hy R R Boltllng Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
KIoudiko Output Has Noarl, Roaoh-
 cd tho Twenty U1lion Mark

Gold cxport cert tcs ohtlined at tbc gold commission office at Dawson show that during thc month of August there was 8pcO. in round numbers. shipped from that city to Che outside world ln Che precious yellow motal
 The total shipments from Dawson Co thc outside world since thc first oi June have amounted Go gNcBom Tho ahip- monts m May bcforc Che law went Into cnect requiring Che Issuance Of aNpou certificates here. would probably raise Che total Co near u90o.ooo This would leave but u0ooo moro Co hc ac.t out this season Co raise Che total to Che hond- some sum of S2oW0oo.
 The shipments from Dawson each Of thc summer months was as followf June ............ ................. t''lN."" July ............. ..............-.-.. til''''' August ............... H''''''
 T,,,i ................... aseuco
 The final shipments of Che se1sou win likely not exceed beyond last season nnd 10 is thought that because ot thIs being Che Inst opportunity of Che sum- mor Go gct gold out and about ono nst month Go stort hero hy steamer Chat many who have held or Go spcud thr summer n Che Klondiko may new ga out with gold enough Co swell Che totnI Co far moro than what U is. punor'n patulo. chief clcrl, In Che gold office es- inmates the scason's totul ot i2n""."N but thorc orc some who feel thot prob ably lt win bc larger
 The shipments from Dawson do not r"- present au going from thc territory Tho Forty Nuc. Big salmon and other min- nr rrcordcrs offices arc also In Che mm- mary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Wanted a dinniug room girl Apply at the Fifth Avenue hotel at once.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Gcntlcmen's shirts and parl,as made to order Cor. ith and Main. SlS-lm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay. sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Atlin Losos Row. PripElo

Auin ls going Co lose Rev J. Pringlo. her pioneer Presbyterian minister He has decided Co rclinQuIsh hIs charge there Co take mp mission work in Che Yukon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Uve you eeen th1t hobby un. Hr now .nr.re nr.realte no Clveau.e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Brownelrs. ith and Broadway for hari- ware.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

ff yo. want e.el w.-N ...n. ,.'.nhou. No u Automatic k.v rty .rHr'r Th. Qke t oVIv lrf u.f.n f .u I tow hours U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Elias Rund. city engineer omcc. bank building over postonice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
HAS KILLED
 THOUSANDS
Great Mortality Reported On
 Lower Yukon

Roy. Father Rono, Apostolic of tho Catholic Church and In Charge of AlaslIR Roturns From Dawson With Full Account of Plague
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
TO BEAT ALL
 RECORDS
Four Days Will Be the Time
 To Dawson

Superintendent Pulham of tho Yu- kon Wintor Man Service Claims Record of Five Days Win Bo Cut Down This Coming soasOn
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
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The Iola register., 1901-11-29
You may Snap
your ( ingers
at Dyspepsia

There is quality in Royal Bak
ing Powder, coming from the purity
and wholesomeness of it's ingre-
dents, which promotes digestion.
Food raised by it will not distress
This popularity of Royal has been
noted by hygienists and physicians,
and they accordingly recommend
it in the preparation of food, espe-
cially for those of delicate digestion,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co, 100 WILLIAM NEW
The Iola register., 1901-11-29
$500 REWARD.

wo will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
Indigestion. Constipation or Costiveuess wo
cannot cure with Liverita, the Up-To-Date
Little LIVER Pill, when the directions are strict
ly complied with They are purely Vegetable,
and never fail TO give satisfaction 25c boxes
contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 10 pills. sc
boxes contain Is Pills. Beware of substitutions
and limitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken
NERV1TA MEDICAL co, Cor. Clinton aud
jackson Sts., Chicago. Ill Sold by
Chas b. Spencer & Co.
The Iola register., 1901-11-29

Mr.. Frank Riddle, the ice man, is
visiting his family in Lawrence