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GEN. LONGSTREET DEAD.
The Famous Confederate Leader
Passes Away Suddenly from Am
Attack of Pneumonia.

Gainesville, Ga, Jan. 4.-Gen. Jam s
ongstreet, the famous general in the
civil war on the confederate side, died
ut the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. Els
lin Whelchel, Saturday afternoon at
five O'Clock. Acute pneumonia was the
cause of his death. He was S4 years
old. His sudden death was a great shock
to his family.
The war over, Gen. Longstreet en-
Gagged in business at New Orleans
Later he was appointed surveyor of Gus
toms for the port of New Orleans, super
visor of internal revenue for the state
Of Louisiana, postmaster at New Or
leans, minister to Turkey and United
states marshal for the district of
Georgia A few years ago he was ap-
pointed United States commissioner of
railroads, with headquarters at Wash
ingtun, but spent some time in this city,
and will be buried here.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE.
President Roosevelt Sends to Cngress
His views on the situation
in Panama.

Washington, Jan. 4.-President
Rocsevelt's special message to congress
on the subject of the Panama canal
treats largely of the Panama rebellion.
the incidents leading up to it and the
part Of the United States in it.
He refers to the previous legislation
authorizing the president to conclude
treaty with Colombia for the building
Of the canal, and if after a reasonable
lapse of time it was found impossible to
secure the necessary territory from Co
lombia to revert to the Nicarauguan
route for the construction of the canal
The later alternative, he says, is now
unnecessary, as the control of the nee
essary territory at Panama has been Sc
cured,
Referring to the charges of completely
of this government in the revolution the
president says:
81 hesitate to refer to the injurious
insinuations which have been made
of completely by this government in the
revolutionary movement in Panama.
They are as destitute of foundation as
of propriety. The only excuse for my
mentioning them is the fear lest I'M
thinking persons might mistake for ac-
quiescence the silence of mere self-re-
speCt. think proper to say, therefore,
that no one connected with this govern
ment had any part in preparing. incit-
ing or encouraging the late revolution
on the Isthmus of Panama"
''ln conclusion let me repeat that the
question actually before this govern
nent is not that of the recognition of
Panama as an independent republic.
That is already an accomplished fact
The question. and the only question, is
whether or not we shall build an 18TH
milan canal"
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INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Annual Report of superintendent
dent EsteIie Reel.

Washington, Jan. l. Estcle Reel,
superintendent of Indian schools, in her
annual report to the commissioners of
Indian affairs, calls attention to the adj
yanccment made by the Indians in civ
!lizatiOn and urges teachers to study
the Indian character as an aid in teach
ing self-support in the shortest posi-
BILE time. The enrolment of the pupils
last year was nearly 29,000, and the EN-
ploycs in Indian school work has in
creased from 22l in 1877 to almost 5000.
The Indians have under cultivation Is
per cent more land than in 1890. Those
wearing citizens dress have increased
in the same time from Is 1876 to li3, 97i;
the number that can speak English from
27822 to G2,Gl6, and the number of
dwelling houses from 10, 10i to 2G. G29.
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RECESS is OVER.
Congress Resumes Its Sessions md
Takes I Panama au"sti"n-i'r"si-
dent sends In Appointments.

Washington, Jan 5,-The senate's
first session yesterday following the
holiday rccoss was devoted entirely to
Panama President Roosevelt sent a
message on The subject, which was re
ceiyed with great interest. Discussion
continued throughout the day. speeches
bciHf made both in defense Of and
against the policy which has been pur-
sued, The president sent to the sen
ale the following nominations: VIII
liam II. Taft, of ONO, to be secretary Of
war; Luke f. Wright, Of Tennessee, to
be civil governor Of the Philippines, and
Henry G. Idle, Of Vermont. to be vice
civil governor Of the Philippines
The house met, but transacted no
business.
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Saved From Terrible Death

The family Of Mrs. NJ H. Bohhitt of
Borgerton Tenn, SAW her diving and
were powerless to save her The most
skilfu physicians and every remedy
used failed, while consumption WAS
slowly but surely taking her life. In
this terrible hour DIR. Kings New Dis
covcry for Consumption turned despair
into joy. The first bottle brought I'M
mediate relief and its continued use
completely cured her Its the most
certain cure in the world to- ali throat
and lung troubles. Guaranteed Bottles
50c aud 81 90 Trial Bottles Free al
Henry Hiurichs.
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Washington Jan, IA New Years
greeting ISSUED by e. r. Ware, commits
sioner Of pensions, shows that l50.82g
pension certificates were issued for the
calendar year, 1903, which is 25,90D more
than were issued in 1902. and neatly 50,-
GOO more than were issued in 1901. Mr..
Ware expresses tho hope that the work
Of the bureau viii be broughtup to date
before the close Of the fiscal year
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CHAPTER vi.

The following nights were sleepless
ones for Rossiter Kane. The Cedars
was full of guests, assembled for the
house warming and the ball. Scarcely
minute could he call his own. 1t was
only after the last bedroom candlestick
had vanished from the hall table, and
the final brandy-and-sod peg had
been quaf1ed in the billiard room, that
he might deem himself at liberty to in
dulge his thoughts. Then, in the 81
lence and seclusion of his own cham
Der. he could face his trouble, and
realize that his fondest hopes were
smashed beyond repair.
Retribution in scarlet letters was
burned in indelible characters upon his
brain, and he, the envied of all his
guests, was really the most miserable
and the most to be pitied. Yet he pre-
scented smiling front, and none amid
all the gay and careless throng
dreamed of the viper gnawing at his
vitals.
What shall do? What can | do?'
he groaned to himself in anguish
Confession, restitution, repentance-of
what avail would these be?
Stella Dysart might forgive, but
could she forget? Never would she
take to her bosom her brothers slayer
of that he felt assured And, to do the
man justice, that innate sense of right
and wrong which is implanted in the
worst of our race made him recoil with
horror from the consequences of such
union.
And yet he loved her-how deeply
how sincerely, he began to realize now
that this bloody barrier was set be-
tween them. Could he give her up?
Never!
So he began to temporize. Nothing
was known. His crime could never
be discovered. Richard Dysart was
long ago food for the asvogels. Stella
need never learn the truth unless he
chose to tell it. Let her Rick be for
gotten as he would be in time, swiftly
sinking out of sight in the maelstrom
of life, merely another name added to
the long roll of the missing
Tossed and torn by such conflicting
agOnies of thought. the lurid hours
went by for Rossiter Kane until it
wanted but two days to the climax of
the festivities He had seen Stella but
once since his declaration, and then
she was not alone. but he knew that
she would think ii strange if he did
not call
Then arose another dilemma She
would be sure to ask him about Rich
ards picture. and what could he say?
His soul shrank from the thought of
more deceit; he had meant that their
page Of life should be henceforth white
and unsullied by falsehOod or guile
So he SPARED for time, and wrote
her daily, Urging his duties as host in
excuse for not being where his heart
was, and telling her also that in full
fillment of his promise, he was going
to London for a few hours to set on
foot inquiries about her brother
Not that he expected any news-tha
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Cart. Pabsf Dead.

Milwaukee, Jan. . Capt Fredericb
Pabst, president Of the Pabst Brewing
company died at his residence ycstcr-
day. While the members Of his family
and his friends knew that he was suffer.
ing from an iucurable disease, and that
he could not live more than fcN
months longer, his death came quite sud.
denly and unexpectedly He was 81
Ycars of age last March
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WINDOW CURTAIN
dead do not come baclt--but the mans
death might possibly have been bruited
at the Cape, in which case ii would be
well for him TO know the precise ma
ture of the reports. Then, too, he
wanted to be able to say truthfully
that he had actually set the slcuths at
work.
Arrived in the city, he went first Of
all to Lloyds, where he spent morn
ing pOrinS over the flies Of all the
South African papers Not a syllable,
not line could he find bearing upon
the disappearance of Richard Dysart
One solitary item alone rewarded his
close and anxious scrutiny, and that
reported the locating of a new dla-
mond field on the Moot river
"Ah,' he said to himself, then it
has leaked QUIT" He knew the hateful
spot only too we'll
Then he visited a wel-known pri-
vate inquiry Office in street off the
Strand, where he left minute instruc-
tions for prosecuting the search at the
Cape
Spare no expense; use the cable
freely send your best detectives; find
the young man, alive or dead. and send
me the smallest item of news,'
Such a commission from a man Of
such social and commercial promi-
nence, was safe to be worked up quick
~ and thoroughly. Kane felt that he
ran no risk in thus displaying his per
sonal interest in what was, after all,
very natural manner
The mere act of being busy, even on
this partially fictitious errand, served
to steady his nerves, and he returned
to The Cedars fortified for his interview
with his aflianced With sort Of
blind defiance of fate he determined 10
let matters drift for a few days.
Stella he saw on the morning after
his return. and was layishly rewarded
To bs continued
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Domestic Troubles

II is exceptional to find family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can he lessened
by having DR.. Kings Mrw Life Pills
a,uuuG Much trouble they save by
their great work in Stomach and Liver
troubles TIL y not only relieve you,
but cure. a5c, ut Henry Hinrichs DruS
Store.
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Named for Congress.

Philadelphia, Jan. Samuel J. Ran
dali, son Of the former speaker Of the
national house Of representatives. has
been nominatca Tor congress by the dem
ccrats Of the Third district, to succeed
the late Henry Burk This is the dis
trict represented by his distinguished
father
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I htirch liIIrned.

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 4,-The First
Baptist church one of the finest in the
city, was burned to the ground yester-
day morning at eight O'Clock, The loss
is $4,000 It caught from an overhead
"a furnace
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IlunlSer Suicides.

Dcs Moines. Ia. Jan 1.-Banker
Charles r. Woods shot and instantly
killed himself In his bank at st. Charles.
death resulting instantly. The cause of
the tragedy Is not yet known So far AS
could be learned the bank was in good
condition.
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AcnaIcmN Turned.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. st Catner-
ines academy. a Catholic school for
girls, located near Springfield. KY.
burned to the ground carly yesterday
There were no fatalities The loss is
about 100000.
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In the Philippines.

In the Philippines the most note
worthy events of The year was the sub
stitution Of a new currency system FOR
the unstable money in use during the
Spanish regime, the resignation Of Gov.
Taft, who is to take the plac Of Score
tary of War Root about February l.. and
the settlement Of Il, iriars land que
tiOn
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Warruad Mimi, Jan. John Chill
strom, of Green Brush. and John Her
roum, Of Roseau county. drank wood
alcohol during holiday celebration
and both are dead
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Washington, Jan THE monthly
statement Of the public debt shows that
at the close Of business December 81.
1903, the debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to s9ll.l508S0 decrease for
the month Of LICE $50
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For Rent or Sale

A large two story frame house of sew
puteen rooms with modernimprovements
in good location. suitable for boarding
house or la rem in Flats. Will be let
cheap il taken at once. Enquire ut 6l3
North It'll street or at this Office.
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Money

We have on band Mt all times money
in amounts OF 5000, $1,000, aud upwards
which we will loan YOU on first mort.
gage security, interest ) uer cent.
Julius Lindstedt Il Co.
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Chicago Jan. Fire Friday night
stroyed the Louvre hotel and SAM
tarium 3Gll to 1923 Lake avenue. Three
lead bodies have SO far been taken from
the ruins.
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Kane rose as if to so, and Stella
i { L. q

tnat morning OF set purpose 10 propose
to the girl, but the conversation was
taking turn that he had not foreseen,
and one which might or might not
form propitious prelude to what he
wanted to say.
However, he was not the man tc
shrink from a slight obstacle and 10
leave Denecr0ft without having spoken
his rede would seem too much like a
repulse or a defeat. SO he determined
to make it now or never. But he must
not be too precipitate.
Despite his supreme confidence in his
lucky star, Kane knew perfectly well
that in thus raising his eyes to an 81
lance with an English girl Of rank ana
fortune the chances were dead against
him. A year ago the world did not
know his name. Had they met TWO
years ago he sauddered to think OF
what their relative positions would
have been. He knew very wei that it
was his wealth alone which now en-
abled him to meet her on even terms,
and he realized clearly that unless he
touie ii'A t9o iilo personality di.d ms
manhood upon her, mere money would
profit him nothing
Could he make himself Indispensable
to this gentle and high-b4rn English
maiden-he, the ersWhile adveniurer
and outcast? AT least, he could try!
1t should be the fight Of his life, If
the way to Stellas heart lay through
her regard tor the absent and lonS-lost
brother why, Rossiter Kane could be
counted upon to play The sympathetic
part desired, So he dei'ly took Up his
cue, saying in answer to her last
words;
no say that | am highly honored
by your confidence but Jointly eX-
presses my sentiments A.55 pJsart.
indeed, / am Glad you cpAHGt@ IN me,
LOT |. SHOWS you 40 nol ios"'- me Us
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notable EVENTS
Of YEAR 1908
History of the Past Twelve Months
Recalled In Brief Manner for
Future Reference,
I'm the United StntesProgrrs and Pros
perity PreyaiIcd-PCrtiono of w ork
Done by Cougress--Lnbor Disturb
nnces Were Numerous - Notable
Gifts-Other Notes.

Peace reigned throughout the greater
part OF the world during the year 1903.
There was no war in progress between
nations, though Russia and Japan are
still unfriendly and there is possibility
that the new year will see them engaged
in deadly contest for supremacy III the
far east.
From national point of view the I'M
portant events of the year so far as con-
Germs the United States have been the
Alaska boundary award, the conclusion
of a reciprocity treaty with Cuba, the
creation of a department OF commerce
and labor in Washington designed IN
part to deal with the trust question.
the passage Of other antitrust laws ana
the measures taken looking toward the
building of an isthmian canal across Pan
anna.
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Labor Disturbances.

Labor disturbances were many and
serious, though none reached the pro-
portions of the anthracite coal miners
strike OF last year. IN Colorado, Otah
and a few other states in the TAR west a
struggle arose between the miners
unions and the employers which resulted
in an almost complete c ssation Of work,
the destruction OF much prop rty and The
calling out Of the national guard Sever
al collisions took place in which lives
were lost and serious injuries inflicted.
The contest is still in progress
Investigation of irregularities in the
post office department extending back
several years occupied much Of tho tim
Of government officials in Washington.
The alleged frauds were chiefly in con-
nection with the purchase Of supplies
for the post Offices Of the country, such
as cancelline machines, money order
blanks, mail bags typCwritcrs, haCpcs,
etc Other charges concerned the use of
the mails by get rich quick and Other
fraudulent concerns
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Chicago & North Western RAILWAY.
NORTH lSDiTND


. : II Apt q r uoha am No s
II aud nntaIn iand nurhw Trains
No Ashland nLltl
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Winter Time Table

Winter Time Table
Boat south every night at 600
p. m. except Friday and
Saturday,
Boat north Friday and Saturday
at . p. m.
Boat from the South to Manito-
woo every night except Mon
day and Saturday.
Office and docks foot of 9Th street
& F. Houghton, Agent
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The Political Field.

Politically the year was uneventful.
The few elections of importance that
took place in November indicated no
marked change OF sentiment in any part
of the country. Tbs republicans elected
governors in Iowa, Massachusetts and
Ohio, while the democrats carried Ken
lucky, Maryland, Rhode Island and Mis-
sissippi. In New York city Tammany
triumphed over the reform or fusion
forces by defeating Seth Low and elJ Ct
ing George b. Mcclellan mayor.
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Work of Congress.

At the closing session Of the Filty-sev-
enth congress several laws were passed
with a view to curbing and regulating
industrial combinations and local mo-
nopolies. Among them were the act ere
ating a bureau of corporations in the
department of commerce and labor, the
act expediting antitrust litigation, the
Elkins rebate law and the appropriation
Of $500 600 for prosecuting violations OF
the Sherman, interstate commerce and
other similar laws.
Panama revolted, formed new repub-
lie, was recognized by the United States
and other powers and negotiated canal
treaty of it's own with the United States,
This treaty is pending before the Unit
ed States senate for ratification and Co
lombia is threate ming to make war upon
both Panama and this country.
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sulseaeker viii Visit rvlss.

Tulsa / r., DtC,. l2.--City AttorueN
PiXley has filed petition in judy
Sulsbacker's court praying that rui
50 BE- made q city OF the first class
Ardmorr and south Mc-Alestcr are
the only cities Of the first class in the
territory Judge c. w Raymond re-.
fused tn give MuSkogee 3uch raj
ing on the grounds that rho laws Of
Arkansas, under whiCh the indian Ter.
ritory operates puts the power %
give cities a rating in the hands OF
the governor Judge Sulbacker, Whcn
he heard ihc petition, said that the
only way he could tell whether Tulsa
was o FIRST class city was to visit g.
The Tulsa Har Association iumeIlaJn
y issued an invitation 70 him 10 al
tend a banquet as the guest of honor
which be accepted
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Plan 20 XII aoIi MeeyiI.

birmingham, Ala. Dec Ia Or. J.
A d. Iovett, president OF he Central
Alabama Agricultural CoikEe at
Bkontsville, is here. en- route To the
boil wee,ti convention in Shreveport,
La. TO which be is . delegate from
bis state. Dr. Iovett says he viii sug.
gost a drastic plan To the convention
for stamping out the boil wee,u. lie
will suggest that all planting ct cot
ton in the infected territory Do stop
ped for Eve years and that fqImers
plant their lands in otaer cropo which
the 'yeevils do not feed upon
Starvation Is my remedy, and /
seems TO me as the most Practicable
plan" said DIT. Lovett. 1T Nil give
the farmers a chance. too. TO Diversity
their crops, and in the end II will
prove Improbable
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Beware Of counte erfeits.

"DeWitt's is the only genuine Witch
lIa2d Salve." writes J. l.. Tucker OF
Centre, Ala. Il have used II In my
family for piles, cuts and burns for
years and can recommend II TO be
the best Salvc on the MAJ ket, Every
family should keep II, as II is an in
variable household remedy. anu
should always be kept on hand for
Immediate use" Mrs. Samuel Gage
Cf North Bush, \. Y, says: Il mad a
fryer sore on my ankle for twelve
v"Ars Nat the doct' rs could not
clre All salyes and blood remedies
proved ol'hless. could not walk
for C>G two years. Finally was
persuaded 20 TRY DeWitt'S WIlcl-
Hazel Salve, which has completely
ci'ed me. II Ia Il wonderful relief.
DeNltts Witch Hazel Salvc cures
without leaving a scar. Sold by all
druggists
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O, Interest to Thin. weak People.

Il j. perfectly understood by every
man or woman that Il they can get
, ONE remedy that viii stop tho grad
nal lose ~ fcSh and strength, th"ir ~.
Cpvery Is assnr,d People that are
cfNsus aai unsteady, with DIZZY
eI.lls, weakened memory, aud loss of
ambition. their blood ~ min and wa
tory. Il shows IN their Sallow com
lUxion and tir'd manner, soon as
they commence to gain flesh they
ipok better and sicep better. To gam
from To- . lbs. of good solid flesh
per week. The blood must b. made
rich and pur" Dr Gums Blood and
Nerve Tonic puts IN the body the
very pith OF what makes pure ricn
ulOod in the most direCt way. ana
cures disoGsc by making strength.
? his tonic ~ In tablet form, TO be Ia
ken night after meala Sold by all
druggists tor &c. per box. or ; boxes
for 81. FNor women's weakness IA Det.
ter remedy was never made. For gale
by w. n. Frame, Druggist
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