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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

The last legal bon1 against the roun.
~ has been puid under the adminis,ra-
iion OF this ring Of thieves" and
villains, and the tax rate reduced al
the same time from ~ - to GOc on the
500 valuation, exclusive ot school and
state levies. Your own tax receipts will
verify these s'rtcr rts. rhc books ia
all the county Offices are open. Invcs,i-
gate them for yourself. You do not need
to take anybodys lio on faith when you
can learn the truth for Yourself Under
such conditions II man believes liz 1t
Is because he wishes so to do.
BY virtue OF his Office IL has been the
duty Of Mr.. Hughes, candidate for coun-
ty clerk. TO furnish the figures and max G
the estimates on which the above rec
ord has been made. 1t IL good enough
to justify the citizens Of Tancy county
In keeping him where he is for another
term.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23
Tho Worst PORN,

Mutltudcs are singing the praises of
kodol, the new discovery which is max
ing 50 many sick people well and weak
people strong by digcs,ing what they
eat, by cleansing the stomach and by
Transforming their food into the kind Of
pure, rich, red blood that makes you
feel good all over. Mrs. Craniill, Of
Troy, ]. T., writes: For number Of
years | was troubled with indigestion
and dyspepsia which grew into the
worst form. Finally | was induced to
use Kodol and after using four bottles |
am entirely cured. heartily recon.
mend KOdOl TO all sufferers from indi.
gestion and dyspepsia Take dose
after meals, II uigests what you eat.
q. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department OF the Interior, Land Ollce at
Springfield. Missouri. Oct. H. iut2
Notice II hereby given that the follow Ing named
SETTLER has nrd motto. uf his intention TO make H.
nal prjot In support OF his slain. aud that said
proof viii bc made before the county clerk n, For.
sy'h. Missouri. on Saturday. Nov. - iyn, viz:
rHris NJ Jennings, OF Protein. Mo-, homes tend
application No. gss7i for lot NV or sec s. twp ~
II, rng INV
lie names the following witnesses To prove his
continu residences upon aud cultivation of said
land. viz:
James Brown, John ". Smith. X. s. Dcarlorii
aud Jasper NJ. nlak-y. all of Protein, Mo.
] T. O'BASNuS, Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

1t Is said OF John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley; why do you
tell that child the sane ,hiraa over and
over again9" John Wesley, because
once telling is not enough" 1t is for
this same reason that you ARE told again
and again that Chumberlain's Cough
Remedy cures colds and grip: that /,
counteracts any tendency Of these dis.
eases to result In pneumonia, and that II
Is pleasant and safe 10 take. For sale
by G. L. Holt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23


The Democratic state platform en-.
dorscs Ncsbt-law.manipulatcd, police
controlled elections Tnney county
Democrats endorsed the state platform.
Democratic votes ARE votes In favor OF
the perpetuaiioD of such election meth
Ods and the practical Wholesale disfran
chiscmcut 0f Republicans. Many fair
and honorable Democrats will refuse to
endorse such high-handcd methods hy
refusing 10 vote; many Democrats will
robukc the iniquities by voting the Re.
publican ticket. 1t is feared by some
thnt few would.be Republicans will
endorse the disfrn nnchlsument Of thoi.
Republican brethren by voting for, 50.
liciting others to vote for. or otherwise
giving aid and comfort to Democrats
but it appears incredible that such
should be The case.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

DEPARTMENT II the Interior. Land Ofir" nt Spring.
hc.d, Missouri, sept. ~ ipg
Notice l. h"r'hl given that ihu fhliuW inr.unmpd
settler hhs lrd no'ic' uf hi- intention 10 make u.
nal prini in supUlft NJ hi claim, nuI that said
uruul w.ll hr made hrior,. 4. " liugh"s county
clerk, ~ Forsyth, Mo-, un Slturlly. Noy. :. ipJi
Ncf.
john Jones, NJ Cedar valley. Mn homestead
application 80 %iip fpr the " hf ~ 1T. aud % NJ
~ ", sec - Wp"l u. rut .1W
We unin"- the following wllucssrs in prove III
continuous r".idruc. upon uud cultivation NJ ,nid
land. VIZ.
&. ". Thompson Lum Anderson, Mack Gnmhill
rni S. \. tlluv, ull NJ Cedar Valley, Missouri.
JN.- T. D'BANNoN. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department ul the Interior l.auG Onlrr At SpfiuH
nrd, Missouri, Oct 3. ipr!
Motto. Is hereby given THAT u'r ioliuNing named
settler hiu fiird iirr NJ his intention tu maAu
fnal proof IN support NJ his claiu before thu Rrg.
.trr aud Receiver NJ the [. :. Land Oiirc at
Springfield, Nc On Friday. Nov. ~ ~. VIZ.
William l.. Gilmore, oi bay, Mo-, homestead
application No eDii, lur the nv iTl ~. and M
~ III qr, srr 10 twp ~ u, rangr - "
lie names the following Witnesses tu pflvr his
cnniinuOu, Residence upon aud cultivation oi said
land viz.
Al" Mlnts, Reuben Cummings, James Cum.
ming> aud George Thornhruugh all II nny, Mp.
j. l.. OBASsoN, Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

II there isa man in Tancy county,
Democrat, Republican or otherwise,
who has not received fuvors nj the hands
Of Johnny Hughes, it IL because he has
not asked them, or II he has asked them,
because they were not within the hounds
Of reason. That is one reason why Mr..
Hughes has SO many friends, and now
that he is being made the ohjec, Of such
false, malicious and slundorous attacks
IL becomes his friends TO ge, out and
work for him until the polls cluse ON the
evening Of November ith.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department ui th- Interior. Land Oiglrr NJ
Springfield. Missouri. sept. - lug
Notice Is hrr'b, giSrn that The fclluNing.ulmod
s'iil hi- filed h"ur' ~ h., iuirntun tu make q.
ma proof in suppIf' uf hi. "laiW tnd thAt snid
proof will h. made nrfpf, n" county sif ri Ht For
syih. Missouri IN FRIDAY, Nuyrmts'f !; Ilst. w.
stephen II white. "f kirhyil'u, Missouri II
l. No. .lHi, ior thr III NJ ~. aud NV ~ nr ~,
aud u ht uw I'll Vr sc' a, twp .. n rng alW
lie ulnrs "a" following Wiiur.,rs ~ ptuyu his
continuous Residence upon and cultivation 81 said
land VIZ.
j. VI. u u'hr. IT M,nry, Missouri and v T.
Willie, Missouri.
j T. O'U1SNn. EpyI.trr
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department Of the Interior. Land Once a,
Springfield, Missouri. sept. ~. lar.
NOtic. j. hereby given that III" following 'naned
settler has filed notice of her intention 10 max. u
nal proof IN supp,Tt 0f her clalm. and .ha, said
proof will b- made before the circuit clerk NJ For
syth, Missouri. un Saturday, Nuy. I, lvg, viz:
Louisa T.. Collins, Of t'slat crek, Missouri
homestead application No. Ssii. fof the nv ~ -
~ see ~, twp ~ u, rng lpw.
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous r"sid"ucr upon aud cultivation of said
land, VIZ:
i. y, becker. u. ". Trnmmrll, Samuel Tram.
neil aud " lillian Meredith, all Of Cedar Ctrcg
Missouri
! p O'IlASsos Ragi.ter
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department ~ thr Interior, LanI Onrc at
spttugh,ld, Missouri. sept Io ltT!
Aotira j. hrg"by given that th- following nRmrd
settler In, ll,u notrr NJ his Intention IT, make r.
nal pruui IN support " hl. claiw. aud that sad
prof VIII H. mudr before the circuit rlrrk at F4i.
syth Missouri, ou Friday, Soy. |. igg VIZ.
James Rlucll. NJ Protein, Mo, homestead NJ.
plirntion No. 2l,hl, for the ~ pr sec - twp - H.
rug Il ~
We names thu following Witu"ssrs tn prove his
continuous rr,ld"nrr upon nud cultivation ot said
land Wa.
Jrssn Rhuads. George Rhonhs Elbrri Irnchings
aud Charles RboHd,, ali ui irntvm, Me-.
j. L. O'BANNuS, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

department. Of the Interior United States Land
ptlc- al Springfield. Missouri Sept ~. ipis
Notice u hcfrby given that the following named
settler has rd notice NJ his intention to make n.
nal proof In support oi his claim. und that said
proof viii bo nao hrfnfv the county clerk NJ For.
lth. Missouri, oh saturday. Nov |, ipt!. w:
Alfrd SPENCE. NJ Walnut Shade Mo, huuc.
stead application No. 29il fnr N" hf ne az, aud
III 50 qr, Sec ~, twp ~ u. rng 2iw
lie names ~. following wituessp, 10 prove hi,
coniinuous Residence upon aud cultivation Of said
la1d via.
William Philpott. H. H. lloyd. ". n McLain
aud !. ". Sag. all ~ Walnut Shade. Missouri.
j. " O'BAsNos Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

Department Of "a. Interior, Land Oflcr at
Springfield, Missouri, October 10. iug,
Notirs Is bereh, given That the following nam.d
settler has Ilrd notice oi his Intention to make n.
nal proof IN support Of hts claim nnd that said
proof VIII bc made before the circuit clerk at For.
syth, Missouri, On Friday. Nov ~. I'VE. via:
Henry L. pucpp-lmcier, of Walnut shade, Mo.
homestead application No z}iE. Tor the - III So ~
and sw qr Sc qr and 81 ~ ~ qf, sec ~, twp - II,
rng g2w.
u" names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz;
". u, stone, Of CARRIER, Mo-. ", :. Mctirc. Dnn.
icl urcgr aud seth Chas VI Walnut Shade Mo.
j. l.. O'BASsos, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior Land Oilic. a,
Springfield, Missouri, Octobcrh 1871!
Notice Il hereby given that the following nmed
SETTLER ba, nrd notice II hrt intention Ia make n.
nni proof ~ support 81 brr claim. and thai said
proof will h. made before j. ". Hughes, county
clcrk. at Forsyth Missouri, on Friday, Nov. $.
ipR, viz;
Eva Geriln. widow of Nicholas 6e-iin deceased.
u Cedar Crv.k, Mo. homestead application No.
I!iS for the hf lot., ~ qr s-c N, and hf lots
y ,, NV ~ sec ", twp 2? u. rng isw, aud n. qr
n. ", tec ". twp - u, tnR NV.
She names the following witnesses To prove her
continuous .rs.dcnuo upon aud cultivation NJ said
land. via:
Anton Miller. Joseph Collins. II. q. Stalcup
and lee Fisher, all OF Cedar Greek, Mo.
l. - Ol,ASNoS Repistsf'
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23

In 1900 J. N. Kinyon boasted that he
'co,'ld moi rote for a,y man ,rho pould al.
'or his name to be placed on a Democrat.
ic ticket. lie nmr asks Democrats 10 rofe
for him after being furnod dorm by Re
publicans al their p'imary Jor Ms same
office. DO you think you ,ciA relish rotiny
for him, brother Democrat
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-23
professional Cards.
Notice

IL hereby given that the County Court OF Iansy
county, at it, regular February term. ipH, by il'
order. entered OF record. awarded 10 th. upaef,
signed the exclusive contract Tor kr"pinR anu
caring for all county paupers OF Tancy county aud
that any aud all persons who keep or cars fot cou
~ paupers from aud after said date do 40 nt their
own risk aud s1p.nsr. aud without com p-nsalioh
f,um the county. ". II. JACOBS Kissse Mills.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

periet Oeientlig bar Oreiet iig ON
pen9e, iaa bar 9irettionen iuIt / benne
5io uoiteot Gireulerer til Yaategs
ming At 9arerlen. iaa bis oa MI
eoers aarIig6eO iii Stolens sag bers
peb, at enbper ger i'm 5lio og Image
for at gengene fommer ino, at bet
tnite Oroiprog: n9ieG 9eidreis unb
penig 0oue" life ital tunne blioe an
penot Der.
2grbpoi9it
SIuf gonoo.
Neolem at Stoleoirettionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Qaar 9nierne benpenoer iis til Solt. Der
anerterer / Slooet, enten for at tebe bos benz
tler for at iau Gptpsninser oai bet auerte.
reoe, beoes De altiO omtale, ut n iaa Goer.
tisiementet bette 5lao 1ei oil p9re til
seulioie Gntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
St%rebem9rfninger.

Som Meolem at Stoleoirettionen
bar ieg naturligpis meo Snteresie
lqIt De foriteqige Qngreb pdu famine,
ferit al gaitor Said og M iforrige
,,DunIferen" / en- SamtaIe. ION not
oefua er f%orfattet al pr9iter. Wtan
faur itrafs bet Snotrpt, at oeotomz
menoe 6errer life bar t9nft iig ret
neeet on, ferenb De fom meo bette
4n9reb % forblpmmeOe 6sntponinger,
oq beoit par bet maaIt lie at tage zig en-
lille Qdtter beraf, og bermeO iaoe bet
qua. 8ireftionens 5ormano bar 10
oeidd Iparet pdd bet ferite Ingreb, og
bet, efter min ringe Mening. pdu en-
faa rolie % fornuftig Madoe, al man
bel bermeo burbe p9re tilfreos. Sg
bog alligepel. = ieg bleO meget be-
brgpet oper at lai e oisfe Stptter, life
for ielDe geitnlbningens Sfnlo, men
for ben Neutrality-suspicious., fom raa=
Der neri. Gr bet ben Rel bi MI ifal
til at fremme Sdmfunbets Eager pad,
ba Ter bet noget unoerligt I'D for mine
fpaoe Zine, Do ri fan piitnot fife Oente
SUBS 9elffgnelie bert. SITE f%aoIndrt
bar Narsmgbet oalgt en- Stoleoirefs
tion til at paretd9e Stolens 5arD,
% benne tat fig / arbejoe, fgrenb man
begbnber, aloeles u~befeiet, at
unoergrape 5iaiben til famine. Seq
er Q4gmaHo, tanter Iom 9Rgmanp %
meo min meofeote aeipeft for 8uno=
fab t9nfer jeg, at graiterne meo oeres
ftsrre aunbitab % bel ogida iterre
ems / SUBS Riges Eager piloe t9nte
meo get9nfiombeo pg life renoe Dr.
rem inb / 6uiet ben 9ej. Og bpao er
bet faa, 9ireftionen bar fOripgt at
gre. So. bet er ganife iimpelt bette
at gre Stolen Dngtig til at tilfrebss
itiIe rtmelige arap fra Stuoenternes
SIDE og gore 5agene iau inobolosrige
Tom muligt, uoer naturligpis at tage
af Samfunbsts 9eHge. 8isIe ilolte
6entbbninger er barotfe, enbper bGa
oerfig ManD uperbig 5ante. 9d
ieg gif / STOLE / i'm 5tb / Berger
bbbifolen paa 6briittansbdDn. ba0Oe
Ri en- m Carer for bber Zine; ION
enbber 10 peb: at ben itmple 9runo,
at, nadr bper Carer babbe fit S9ritus
bum, ifuloe be bore iad meget ong1
tieere iii at unberoiie | bette Gag.
Gu, bet fan ba bel aiorig babe boz
ret Qarsmpbets geifsmmelfe, at 9i,
rettionsn ifnlne pere hadrfl6Dere ben
0ei, at SfuDenterHe paa iit9sii niiii8
Mddbe maatte lore noget I'D ober,
bbdo be to at Samfunbet falote proz
fesforer fan l9re benz. Qltiad, bi
forigqte at fable en- 5imel9rer, iom
ffulbe babe i'm 2sn Of Gollegefdsfen,
% bd MI pebfommenbe Q9rer bar I
geiibbelfe at &unoffdber til at unoers
bife / 5eologi, fad tiaob Direftionen
fig ben. fom bet fbnes formafelige,
@erning at foreilad, at O9errer pros
fesforer eqer 29rere bpttebe nogle
Gag fig imelem for, iom iagt, at gere
bet Iaa nteresIeDettenoe fom mulig.
sc MI ret og nsgternt berpua / Sam@
funbets Snteresfe uoen dle imaaligs
gibenfpn, - er bet idd noget at ifripe
ON.
Dog, leg fommer juff ! 5ants ON,
at moaffe D'6errers &arligbeb for
Samfunbets Sfole og bets Bel er
fao tor, at be abfrlut mao gore noget,
DIN lite anbet, faa ffriDe, Og pa Stris'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

oommen mere og mere trGngte igens
nem, meoens Girteus Magt ootseoe.
bells oeo Hog attempting efter bet
tiloante, oels peb imponerenoe Strengs
heb / 5uqt % 9rOen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
ySanfcren'

bliper ienbt til Subitribenter. inotil uotrpi-
telis Opfeelie mootases af uo9ioerue o9 al
e,9Io er betolt. i Gperensitemmelie meo 3e
6oreneoe Staters IoIilene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16
GreosmoDe.

On Cub bill bulber giteliee 5orua arebs
tit efteranrsmpoe / ct. 9auli Meniaheb.
@raetinser, 3a,, ira 5. til 7. September.
sabnin9s9ubstienefte 5rebao 5or. af. 10.
arebiens Gmne: .9Gftelie" (gfei. 3. 14n.
Menisbebens Gmne: Sen aanbelioe
9oo oe bet aanoeliee aip I beres geien oa
llooitling.
0erren nelii9ne Wgbet.
G. + Shmiot.
5enbolb til obenItoaenbe inbbnber ct.
yauli Uienigbeb berbeb genuer % 8efenb.
tie fra Or o9 fern til at tomme % bele
Cubs 8ises @ober meb os oisie Qooe.
9ilrejieube bebes melbe oeres aomme iii
Ell af nnoertegnebe inoen |. Sept. De pif
blipe aibentebe | 9utbpen eaer @raettiu.
ger 9orsoa9 ben 4. Sept.
8eigsenbe fra bore Rabomenioheber behes
ligeleoes melbe beres aomme.
Yaa Nleni9hebeus @eone:
Jsns SION, 6. Kroeb, grca
5alotu, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-16

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.,
second-class matter
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
A B B0Y'S V0 w

"Nr wingrove. you haven't asked about Claire. Don't you ever speak of herr"
 Never; on my honor"
 "Ohr
 My dear Mrs. Kingston, this iU scarcely reasonable. Of course had q great deal of-respcct for your daugh- ter. and SO on. but she threw mo over for that other fellow. and l went to the Cape. tried not only to forget my trouble. but to forget her as well. That was the only thing to do. Wasn't ltr "Did you succeedr'
 No answer.
 Have you quite forgotten. Mir. Win grove?"
 "well-of course-that ls-yes" Then why have you come to sec me?"
 Surely we are old friends Remem- per how kind you were Co me when was a student at Heidelberg. Your house was a home 10 me at time when most needed good influences, and when she joined you and l began to love her don't know whether you saw how things were going. but you were SO kind and helpful that my time there was the best and happlest l have ever known. And then. when lt all turned out wrong and everything seem ed going round. your gentle sympathy steadled me. and got through some how"
 "I was 50 sorry for you, poor boy"
 You have always been good to me. and. though goodness knows I'm noth' Ing to boast of. lf it hadn't been for you don't know where should have | landed. A fellow doesn't forget these things. Mrs. Kingston. though at the time be may not qnite understand them"
 By the way. Mir. wingrove, do you still care for ClaireT"
 Mrs. Kingston. what a question"
 Do youT"
 "Really-but. hang it all-you must uot ask me that. It isn't rlght-in' leed it isn't"
 Don't you knowl Didn't they ever tell youf She's a widow. Mir. Win giove"
 "Clalre q wIdowl But how? WhenT
 "He died more than year ago; In iuenza-Qulte unexpected lt was so
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
A Lnrr Exnrrience.

A man who had been summoned tc serve on jury in the New York city supreme court the other day was asked lf he had ever served on jury before. In deep. rich brOgue he replied:
 "Indade ol hove. Twas on a coro- ner's jury down bcyant south Jersey. What looked like the remains of a corpse had been washed ashore fur ninst n shipwreck.
 I've sat in hated dellberatlon on what might be the cause of death for twelve mortal hours. whin we called in an ixpert. who informed us that the remains had been dead 4,0OO years an was nothin' more'n a haythen Egyp- tian mummy.
 But that was not all, for the county refused to pay our fees on some tech nicllity of the law. Indade Oi hove served on a jury" He was excused.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05

without knowing word about 'lt' Heavens, don't care who hears V now. may speak. love her just as much as ever. and. by love, she must marry mel Claire free"-
 Hush. Mir. Wlngrove. am very aorry spoke about lt, but l thought I hoped-you had really forgotten her Oh. why dld you come back Just ni this moment; Claire Is not frec.'
 "I-don't-understand." -..
 "She Is going to marry John Mears dale. He was one of your rivals. yon will remember. and. though l don't think she ever liked hlm In the way she did you. he pleaded so hard and was so devoted that at last she took him. You know what an extraordinary fascination she has over men. Ever since can remember, even when she was the merest schoolgirl they have come round her and liked to look at her and rear her talk. There Is some thing magnetic about her, l suppose. but where she gets It from
 Who knows better than | how hope lessly irresistible she Is? But never mind that now. What want 10 kno" is why didn't you or somebody let me kuow what had happened and give me another chance. know she liked me better than MearSdale. She often told me so. After all that there was be tween us. was 1t fair or kind 10 leave me sticking out there while he had ev erythlng his own way hereT
 But my dear boy, how could we W rite to you after that vow you tookr
 "vow! In heavens name, what yowT"
 "Can you have forgottenT
 "opens an escritolre and produces a LInruscrlpO
 II you arc true. no love more true
 Than mine shall be bestowed on yop:
 But ii you're false. then go your wD
 And trouble not goodby Co say,
 For this VOW. by all most dear
 will not give you one poor tcaf'
 One moments thought. one slight regret.
 But hasten Co unlearn-iorget
 "Nirs. Kingston. you don't mean to say that that absurd jingle prevented you from writing 10 mef'
 You signed it. Mr. Wingrove.'
 signed it. I've signed a thousand ldlotlc things that ought never to bc made binding on me. Why. |, was n...ut nineteen when | wrote lt-a mere irresponsible boy. Look ni it wrctched stun. such as all boys write when they're in love for the first umc. which ought to be swept together and burned by the common hangman. Sue can't have believed it"
 She did. though. and so did ]. You were always sc earnest In what you said and did. l remember her telling me after you had given it her that she felt quite certain that if. after all. she did not marry you. you would never come near he. or think kindly Of her again"
 "oh. but women are impossible When you tell them all day long thsi you ioye tnem they won't Deneve you. nud then they go and put all their faith in a miserable bit of paper like this. CThrows 1t savagely Into the arel Therel It's done It's mischief now. But for that I might have been the happlest man In the world, and now My poor. poor boy. am so sorry for you. What will you do?'
 "Oh. let me go away! l am the big gest of fortunes fools"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
IS DYING
GeOrga Carp utcr Vie i'm of
 a BlizZ rd.

George C rpentsr, formerly of the Min ing Rec rJ, and well known in this city as a newSpiper m ir. says the Dawson News of March 2S. is dying at Cape Nome. Seventeen hours cversi bv snow and taken out, his hands aud feet and other parts of his body frozen solid. Is the t.te that overlook George A. Carpenter on the divide between the NoXapagl and Good Hope. He W $ hn .llv rescued and t.ken to Kougsrk City, but little hope Is enter taihed ,hlt he will recover. His compsn- ions, man named Hunter, and another whose name IS unknown, were also badly frozen.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
SCANDAL
Serious Charges Preferred
 Against Atlin Officials.

C. W. s .wers, barristeT of Atlin, has preferred serious charges against certain government officials at Atlin, relating to the sale tf property to the government, s,vS the Vancouver N,ws-Advertiser Of the e5,h ult. The matter win be brought up in the house. lt Is now under inveS,i- g itiOn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
On the Trail of Fame.

And now that you are through col lege. what are you going to doT' asked a friend of the youthful candidate.
 T shall study medicine" was the grave reply of the young man.
 But Isn't that profession already overcrowdedT" asked the friend.
 Possibly it is." answered the know ing youth. but I propose to study medicine just the same, and those who e-n eI.,., ,l.. l., .hc ,.-ofocelc- yin hr-,e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
INLAND WtAIhfR
r.lssr-Phi0 Advies' of Climatic Coaditions IT m Interior Points.

Sksgwly, April 3. - The following Is the weather report for points between here and Dawson lt s a. ,n: Skagway i'm, 4o above. C,nbou -Cleir, calm. % above. White HlrSe- Cloudy, calm. 2S above. Hoo,alirJui- Cloudy, calm, 90 above. Five Fingers Showing, 2 above. Selkirk-ClouIy, calm, q above. Stewart Showing. 2l above. Selwin-ClouIv, In, }o above. Ogilvie- Showing, $ wint, 70 above. Dawson-Sno Sing % above. Atlin-C Clear, cilm, IS above. l. B rge-Cleir. cilm. 2S above.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
REMOVED
For Deserting His Post And
 Nrglecting His Duties.

Commissioner Brooks, of Sunrise has been rem'vei for deSerting his DOT, f,r several months without leave and neglect ing the duties of his otfce.
 John n. BroRnlow, of Sunrise, is his successor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
Arc You Going to No'nei

Then get the latest reliable map of the Koyukuk. Blue Stone. 'Jrncil City. Nome. Port Clarence ana Cooper River Mining districts. Price. 60 eats. ssued by the Seattle Daily Time, Sent .. re- oeipt of price. [
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-05
Bottles Wanted.

Wine bottles wanted at 2o cents per dozen, at The Seattle Saloon. 1T