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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
REV. JOHN MASON
NOT NO BE EXTRADICTED:
Charge is Misdemeanor Under the
Illinois Statute.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May ll.-It is
doubtful whether the Reverend Jno.
Mason, Of Albany, Mo-, formerly Of
Mexico, under indictment for crimi-
nal libel can be returned for the trial.
The charge against him under the
Illinois ctatute is misdemeanor and
he can't be extradicted. The matter
has been under consideration since the
bill was returned Tuesday. and It does
not seem that the Missouri Minister
can be forced 10 Stand trial on the
charge against him.
Local officers were arranging to
make application TO Governor Deneen
for a requisition for the Reverend Mr..
Mason, when 1t was discovered that
it would be a difficult matter to COM
pei him to come TO Springfield.
1t is not known whether the letters
alleged TO have been sent by the Rev.
Mr.. Mason to the Rev. Euclid b. Rog.
ers, pastor Of the Central Baptist
church, are in violation Of the postal
laws.
Evangelist Lankin alleges TO have
been compelled to give up several
calls owing to the charges which have
been preferred against him by the
Rev. Mr.. Mason, and when in Spring
field seemed anxious to have a b ear,
ing in the cas- Is Don as possible.
Leslie Ferris is borelug for water on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
Funeral Of Madge Robertson.

Funeral services were conducted
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock
over the remains Of Madge Robertson,
who died at her home on east Monroe
st. Wednesday morning.
The service was conducted from
the house by Rev. A. W. K~okendoffer,
assisted by DR.. A. a. Wallace and
Pres. Jno. W. Million OF Hardin
College.
The floral offerings from her home
friends and .schoolmates were numer'
GUS and beautiful. The Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority from the Chapter al
Columbia s.attended in a body, those
present were:
Misses, Fif Willis, Bernice Vance,
Lou Woodbridge, Carrie Mountjoy,
Mildred Lewis, Florence Robinson,
Hally Prentis, Grace Parker, Rose
Burns and Mrs. Bragg.
The pail bearers were, Col. A. G.
Lillard, DR.. Carl Pasqueth, Prof. Lee
Hawthorne, J. G. Mundy, Lagre Gary
and L NJ, White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
FIRST KILN OF
PAVING BRICK.
First Product Of Mexico Pire Brick
Co. Pronounced A. /. by Mayor
Dingle Of Moberly.

The Mexico Fire Brick and Clay
Company turned out their first kiln Of
paving brick Thursday.
Mayor A. G. Dingle. Of Moberly, in
spected the product and pronounced 1t
first class, well moulded and burned.
The Brick Company, located in the
east part Of the city, is nov manu-
featuring the regular building and
sidewalk brick, the buff building, brick
street paving and concrete building
blocks
The vltrihed brick will probably be
used here this summer for street lpay-
ing that is ordered.l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
Funeral Of Henry Robinson

The remains Of Henry Robinson,
who died in ST. Louis Saturday,
arrived here at noOn Thursday for
burial. The body was taken from the
station direct 70 the Cemetary where
a short service was held. Rev. Smith,
Of st. Louis, oficiating.
The pail bearers were: John Harris,
]. w. Bradley, r. c. Sexton, NJ. Sig
ier, 5. A. Weaver and Jos. ofIutt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

w. A. Edmonston, who lately re
turned from Colorado, is delighted K
know that his daughter, Mrs. j. Z
Waldron, has a son, weighing nine
pounds, born on the tenth OF thii
month. This infant must be unus-
ually smart, as be sent the following
telegram to his grandfather on the
day he was born:
W. A. EdmonstoB, Mexico, No.
COLORADO CRY, Colo, May 10, 1905
Il arrived this morning; weight nine
pounds; mother fine.
]. ELDRTDGE WALDRoN, Jr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

/ have opened up a new marble and
granite yard in Mexico and il you are
thinking Of buying any thing in the
monumental line l will make it tC
your interest TO see me before placing
an order as / am prepared to quote
you some close prices, consistent with
first class material and workmanship
Yard and office in Glandon building.
JAMES w. GALLAHER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
MISS ERA Inflow
WRITES FROM CALIFORNIA,
Is Now in Oakland Meets Many
Mexico People on Her Trip
Through Texas and
Indian Territory.

To The Editor Of the Ledger;
OAKLAND, CAL, May dear Sir:
Well we have been enjoying life in
the Golden State four months now, and
have never written to our friends at
home will do so IL you Will pardon our
delay. We left Mexico the first of
December looming to Kansas City
while We ran up to Platte City max
ing a few days visit with my sister,
Mrs. Il. C. Todd, leaving there jan
uary Srd going via the Katy to lVinita
Ind Ter, where We spent three de-
lightful days visiting Mr.. j. J. Spence's
family, also meeting Mr., Jack Mar
shall an old resident OF our city.
When we boarded the Flyer there,
who should be a board but MI. Will
ard Reid and family, also a former
resident. They we're boarded for FL
Paso 10 spend the winter. We had a
splendid ~trip,caught a passing glimpse
Of the principal cites in the Ind. Ter,
and Texas, arrivind at Ft. Worth
about eight O'Clock In the evening. we
saw Mr.. Ran Kendall at the station,
had Just arrived. WI were glad to
see some n we knew. We bid him
good bye, and sped on through the
Lone Star State. We certainly en-
ioyed that part of our trip, the service
was OF the very best, morn broke
clear, bright, beautiful beyond descrip-
tion with our party nearly to San
Antonio, there we made a short stop
and viewed some Of that lovely city
with its fine climate, think 1t one OF
the loyliest places | eyer saw. There
we boarded the Sunset Limited which
was our home for several days had a
fine crowd on board, people from all
points in the eastspend many pleasant
homes together which will never be
forgotten, leaving San Antonio in
through the mountain region OF Tex.
passed over the Pecos direct, a
grand sight crossing one of the high
OCT hridpa In the ynrld than ovar the
desert. With its s,ge hrnsb and cac,,
ARRIVING il nj p,so a. nina o,cIocL
Sunday morning, where we stopped
again, there we saw many interesting
ola Movico Savar., ,o;nad
opr nartv from there Imaking n rporo
intarestino Tsomewh,t aroaaod The
SIM an route Init a. n,ssaa All Too
onickIv whiia viewina Mox,co ana
ariyon, arr,v,ng a. ynm. a,tor
sunset fornd :. yerv no, soon attor
croSe,n, Tho hordor I;na a. hoanr
r,ip;na and ON ow,Lo,na Nond.r
rornIe, ,orna on,solros sts,ndoa ~
,ha aosort whoro 90 Ia ,,a.u IT,
d,r rorn,n, e,n,o,h,na a rnn.oa1
! IA : ~ aosast liz =, ,s.a,.
Inundated thes ,ot Il ronairad o,icL
and wo soon no, ;nto , rona 90 sun.
sh,,a ,nd aouar. nan 1919 ~. a..
cy,ha tho aorooo,s oIoh,s ,hot ~,
on avas ,1,or no -, ~ ,ha o-.aoo
ana lomon erovos a. pivors,da IL IooS-
cd ha,ter m mo then than aver astar.
w.rds W. Ian5ed IN r.os Anao,as
that -a,,ernoon ~ four al sorrv ~
nar, Thoro ,vo vnont a month WITH ms
amt Mrs T, y McnnnaI do,oIIs
m which cannot tell Won now We
met ,ots ~ old M-,ssonr,ans NJ rovd
McKee and family NJ ana Mr. No,
Cn,chIon and danohter TMrc Nc.
Cntchion was ,ormerlv Miss Ii,1lo
Garner Mr. ana Mre w n ,prown
Mr. Johp Androws Mr. Ch.,,Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
How to Ward Off Old Age.

The most successful way Of wardine
of the approach of old age is to main
tain a vigorous digestion. This can
be done by eating only food suited tc
your age and occupation, and when
any disorder OF the stomach appears
take a dose of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets to correct it. II
you have a weak stomach or are troub'
led with Indigestion, you will find
these Tablets to be just what you
need. For sale by Buckner & Whit.
ney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
MONEY! Hidden in Fireplace Burned

CENTRALIA, Mo-, May n,-Mrs. r.
A. Stephens hid se5 In bills and her
gold watch behind a log in the ire
place for safe keeping, while her sons
went to the circus, and the next morn
ing, forgetting where the money was
hidden, built a fire and the watch was
pntnad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

Vim. Halls circus, formerly the
Walter L. Main show. will appear in
this city the early part % June This
attraction has heretofore played only
eastern dates, coming west being an
altogether new venture. The show is
a good one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
scoTT's EMULSION

We don't putt Scots Emul-
son in the class Of advertised
cure-alls; it doesn't belong
there. We hardly like to use
the word "cure" at all, but we
arc bound to say that it can be
used for a great many troubles
with great satisfaction. Its
special function is to repair
the waste of the body when
the ordinary food does not
nourish, and this means. that
it is useful in many cases
which are indicated by vast
ing.
wen send you a sample free
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

n the mos
attractive girl ID
the world. In
bringing up gifls
mothers can't be
too careful TO lei
their daughters de.
velop all their nat.
ural charms to the
utmost.
The crucial epoch
Of a woman's life
Is the change from
N aidenhoo 70
womanhood. II
involves the whole
body and fnanifests
itself in The ue~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
Damaged BY Thursdays Wind Storm

The wind mill on the old Cauthorn
place, northwest Of town, now owned
by Mr.. d. @, S. Miller, was wrecked by
the wind storm Thursday. Slight
damage was also done to the barn,
some shingles and weather boarding
being blown away,
The barn on the old Gilmore place,
north of this city, was unroofed by
the storm and a number Of county
roads we're impossible because of trees
being blown across them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

Tn roiicy -hOiders Of the Farmers Town
Mutual Fire Insurance C0fupany, Of Mexico,
Missouri. viii hold their annual election for
direction a. once % the Secretary topfusite
the City HAND the Inst Monday IN June, fbth
instD The polls VIII open a. y o.. M. and re.
main open until u a, M
Attest: INK CARrER. Pres.
d-Htd ". l. FuNIHa Sec'Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
SANTA IKE

This cor1Jr.o saa. -, no H@, vol ~, A. S.H
.mes NM OF Long Branch osomce at the small fee IN m To- s NJ Seh my tabe ~
@h vent ccn@sb Wn 10 responsibility should AM oecnr S%a mnkc YOU Sae taken
M IETTThh mghbrh00t. Colt stands good for season. No mMrancce n ana anS
nnhn ~ "u mn. Me extra Incl i'm and MUSCLE edFaordnay feel Iemg , msss 49, anu .
mVa u tt good style n natural gadner and wuhaIa~ S ~ nfH my neck nhe
.Shnta IKE vas sired B. the famous SHOW hc Uc I've % pc 2 most excellent breeder
Endabdg nv fn g%o re, y Imp Messenger thorobed, by ManblBoH "a %M hm moa S smasen
OF hsc century, he stands weeminct a SII aodnlhn ArDan, tn greatest
Ito the America ri@Sa ~ E Eshr race horse whatR ydyks HambetonIan "a
dd m liza T%n NooAheE Vas ioaled In I2ib brought to England from F%nee n 1T nM
which has been carefully bred Tm nm nd nc shgnshr race horse with tn pure Arabian blood
Sour Cmt Mamhrha CbSTsS aE aanbrno sdam wasat horOhred mare aSd nv n
Messenger DurocTd lam Naapm r G AN by Messenger Duoc. by Duroc,6 Doned' shosoor nss
Hashami the dam OF Mem%%6o y a w al hehMem nd dam y General Tayors 81 sd dam by
Marshal New dST 80 ~ Sh kandoph by Marshal Ny bF inn Enanef1La%r
b. HamIetorfISr um wa Flora, bred BY John Randolph Of Vrepa Anho ras n,
III noted mare WCSPM.- hmOke va o. ut of nj GncongeF Ma ESa su Ns W
dam yGreenM onnGJhh b ~ SeenM Mountain organ,2 End Ian a Norar 49, nmN yam US
dam EQueen Sa11 W. s s9aIn nd dam by Rocky Mountain TmyeeF GI hnn mMe a. ne sad
by Dick Santa sem 0G S sH ma az Extra good breeder n was Jrd ~ pe e, s%S We
1.-THE al Fn rG6sHn Nero BY AexT h0mpSons am. ~ Fncc Sanat
Sl%d by Potomac, uOobrd second AN &c WueH Old santasn ut dam was Neil by
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
Irvine Harrison Dead.

DR.. Frank Harrison, Of Hospital No.
/, Fulton, was in Mexico Thursday en
route home from the funeral OF his
cousin, Irvine Harrison.
Irvine Harrison, aged 30 years, died
at his home eleven miles northeast Of
Auxyasse, Tuesday morning, May 9,
1906, OF consumption. lie was buried
at Benton City, Mo, Wednesday.
Frank Sutton is home from a bust
ness tour Of the Northwest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
THE ATTRACTIVE GIRL.

Much has been written about rthe Amer.
ican girl and her reasons for being pre-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18
JOHN MONROE

to insure aHvhg coli Hst 10y. "Waa az the ane place and viii stand on te SANE ,o,m. ..s -. A.
70 e a choice breeder. M waSt1eSfgW WSeiiorm black with meayp opts ma Ia nro ~
nhreelnndge was bred 81 IN Todd ~ % IRE mhSsSe9kmrdge, ih hands high geiing neazTee Go
.Maupns selected Jumbo Kent aOa sm sed by NaWpns Jumbo IN noed1 E %sLS' %
dam sb Eureka ba5eunsg tPecmlyf for iennet Jack regarnessna 81 n S nl%k
that Eureka ws The aSg MIHmsed land named Eureka for Gn KHG8~ Ence. HIS H
9 Ier Jack sire and GRAND Sire IN MEoSS =" Ra grand sire sold for more monev mar nv
L Yields Shendna, nj wM ~ 1a son Mm1oes LIST dam was hacb Ey 49, ~
Ep. He ass rdb yRe n pJls " b9leys EdRewaer, Hack ia ha~TS thhesu ~ ~
by mackW adaSS IA rfks premium jack Peacock Cadh E nnes mEn sold. ior
by mp mp Ihd Napoleon PEACOCK Nv M ~ MGnor Black Warrior wasb by Tascaroab M am
ND evils Napoleon by F Wg - gS Nap0Wh hsda am by Hnna vLs - "a. u,m
Kentucky breeders xeeb - nmIsn mn Napoleon. All OF IN sboSS - Sas ma lam ~
dam vas bred by IN hi FSsI feInHdge bred and owned b N ToSI IS JN weue used 2
dam ws p T1nased In Kentucky by NoahSts ybhaHhamf Young. owned by AIhby smell
Smock of Shenhs Ia b"am as y aAahngo Jack pnrrsssesf 1%xS vel now In Monroe
f"iomee: Long BrarchM No NO T. fannnE from Long branch 10 Rowenao e 0'oea'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

Leslie Ferris is boreing for water on
his property near the depot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-05-18

SCOTT BOVINE. 20 Pearl Street. New York.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

Discussing the charges against certain
members of the Geological Survey, d
scientist who is thoroughly familiar
with the personnel and operations OF
that bureau of the Government, said
this morning to a Times reporter that
he did not know of a single instance Of
a Survey official having given out IN
formation without permission from his
superiors and proper acknowledgment.
Continuing, the scientist said:
"The financial sacrifices that many
members of the Survey have made in
order to remain with the organization
VIII probably surprise many who do
not know of the opportunities to leave
the service that these men have de-
cltned. One geologist gave up an i'm
portant position paying him $500 per
$500. His salary was subsequently
raised to $500 but he must now resign
as he cannot support himself and fam
ily with that income.
Another ReOlogisG. who receives s., 000
Der year. has just declined an offer of
S. 900. Many, or most of the men on
the Survey have received very remuner-
ative offers Of other positions, and a
before them But as their prime inter
est Is in their subject, asking in return
for their services only a sufficient in
come for the decent support Of them
selves and their families, and the re-
srectful consideration that the com
nunity in which they live accords to
to try to live on niggardly salaries, but
they are not willing TO endure slander
in addition to the privatiOns neCessl-
tated by poor pay.
Loses It's Ablest Men.
1.-THE Government is continually los
ing some of its ablest men. The Ma
tional Museum has recently lost F. A.
Lucas. who has become director of the
Brooklyn museum and Charles Lehu-
chet, who accepted a professorship at
Yale and the curatorsnip of the Yale
paleOntOlOgic collections.
'As these conditions prevail, 1t APP
Iarently behOOVes the Government ana
those interested in governmental science
10 endeavor to make the lives Of those
who are irving to serve their country
through their intellectual efforts, as
easy as possible, and not to add to
hardships that now are sometimes ac-
tually beyond endurance
Regarding outside publication by
members OF the Survey, the whole sub
ject Of the publication Of material oo-
pense and its elaboration while IN the
service of the Government or subse-
quently comes UP for consideration.
.I,aInarck'S works on the inVerte-
brates 1ss,--1 we're written while he was con
nected with the Paris museum Dar-
win, as Is known, wrote book descrlD-
ing the voyage Of the Beagle ana utIl-
Ized observations accumulated during
that VOYAGE in his Origin OF Species
and other books The material for our
own Daua's 'Corals and Coral Islands
and his book on volcanoes was largely
accumulated during the voyage OF the
Wilkes exp -G~ing expedition. Sir Wyville
Thompson 3 volumes, The Atlantic
are based mostly on Challenger re-
searches. sir Archibald Geikie, now re-
tired director of the geological surveys
Of Great Britain and Ireland, has pub
iished numerous books on geology. Prof.
Won ZitteI, the author Of the best hand
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
Son of Rev. H. D. Staufer.

The young man with whom Mrs Tag
gart is charged with indiscretion at
Silver Lake, this summer. is Paul Stauf-
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

fer. son Of the Rev. Henry D. Stauf-
fer. OF the Wooster Episcopal Church.
This Is the church Mrs. Taggart has
been attending since her arrival here
Il year go. Her sons sing in the choir
Paul Stauffer. now tsYentY-one years
old, is an accomplished musician. He
sang in the choir of Cleveland Plymouth
Congregational Church. and from the
beginning took an active part in the
church work All this. in connection
with his regular studies, broke down
his health. He quit college this last
year, bat expected 10 return again this
fall. Since he left college he has been
living at his home here, and IS now
camping with the Boys Club Of the
church at Silver Lake
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
SUIT ENTERED AGAINST
THE RAILWAY COMPANY

Mrs. Annie Dosh today begun suit in
the District Supreme Court against the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany, to recover $4,000 as damages for
alleged personal injuries She says
June % last, while a1ighting from one
of the cars owned and operated by the
defendant. at Little Falls Station, she
was thrown TO the ground and severely
injured.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

and said they would prove improper
conduct of Mrs. Taggart with him a
Silver Lake on July 5.
Attorney Smyser in his reply. declared
that The allegations were a myth Of paid
Mrs. Taggart all summer, seeking evil
dence against her. The Rev. Dr, Stauf-
fer and his wife, who are constantly at
Mrs. Taggart's side, declare their belief
in hcr innocence of the charge of IN
chastity.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
MRS. TAGGART A
VIRTUOUS WOMAN
So Her Father-in-LaW Once
Thought.
MINISTER'S SON HER LOVER?
Paul Stauffer and Mrs. Taggart Were
Great Friends at Silver
Lake.
MINISTER'S SON HER LOVER?

WOOSTER, Ohio, Aug. TT regarded
her as nice, virtuous woman and
never knew her to be anything to the
contrary was part of the testimony
offered by the plaintiff in the now IA
nous divorce suit commenced by Major
Elmore T. Taggart against his wife
Friday morning in his effort TO prove
her an unfaithful and debauched wife
1t came from Marrow TagSart, of
OirvIlle, Ohio, seventy-six years old,
father of Major Elmore Taggart, the
plaintiff, in the form of a deposition
My son and his wife got along fine
and treated each other first rate" the
deposition ran, and l wish they could
now
The aged man swore that Billy"
Taggart had offered him booze" in
Mrs Taggart's house. and presence, and
that deponent drank it from the bottle
The calling of 8. NJ Brennan. an
Orrville banker, TO testify as to Billy
TaggaTt's reputation precfpitated an
other argument as to the admissibiliJy,
with much quoting of authorities
Son of Rev. H. D. Stauffer.
The young man with whom Mrs Tag
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
Believe Her Innocent.

The allegation that Mrs. TaggaTt was
guilty of indiscretions at Silver Lake
this summer were first made public in
the statement of the case BY Taggart's
attorney E. 5. Wertz, at the opening
session of the trial. In that statement
he referred to Paul Stauffer. not by
name. but as a young man Of this town.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
NO SURVEY OFFICIAL
WRITES UNAUTHORIZED
Scientist Familiar With Bureau Rectes Sacrifices Made by
Men Connected Herewith. and Denounces
Charge of Graft.

book Of paleontology that we have, was
professor in the University Of Munich
and director OF the Geological Museum.
''Of our own most prominent men who
have published books or articles based
on information through official cornec-
ton. and who have written while in Of
fetal service, the list might be headed
by President Roosevelt. The same accu-
sation could be made against John Hay
and Andrew d. White Among the books
By Americas scientific men there are
Dolls Alaska and Its Resources Ier-
ritt's 'Building-stones. 'Non-metallic
Economic Minerals. Rock Weathering,
Gilbert and Brigham's Physical Cfeog-
raphy.' and very. very many more.
Condemnation Would Be General.
''If the accusation of graft against the
Geological Survey men because they
sometimes publish articles and books
outside Of official channels be just. by
applying the same principle. not only
VIII many Of our higher officials be
condemned. but nearly every scientific
man OF ability who has been connected
with Government work of any kind. in
any country. will be convicted OF graft
Scientific literary work is barely rerntIn-
eratfye. the incentive is not financial.
put the desire to disseminate inforrna-
tion.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

Two Soaps in one at price - namely Medicinal
aud Toilet Soap for 25c. Potter Drug Chem. Corp Sole
'-"r' F"'''u e-s'sT'eI W. x T'a"k y'-0,,-H
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
B0NAPARTE GOES TO
LEh0X TO SEE FAMILY

Secretary Boaaparte left Washington
Ihls afternoon for LGnOX Mass where
ne Will join his family and remain for
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
Parker, Bridget s Go.
Parker, Bridget s Go.
at one-half regular price
and at one-third under
regular price.

e it needed sensationalism to sell Parker Bird
] get Clothing at the prices quoting
we wouldn't lack a base TO make the most ex-
travagant claims. We're selling the best clothing
that is made in America today at one-half and
one-third less than its regular price-and at it's
regular price there was not value to be had to
equal it.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
2-Piece Suits I Price
3-Piece Suits ! Off Price
Suits At Half Price

A collection of some Of the
hest TWO-PIECE SUITS in
mixed fabrics shown this sea-
son-garments that illustrate
we'll the art that is displayed in
planning and making Parker
Bridget Clothing. Just half
former 0ricnS
The Washington times., 1905-08-04
Suits Reduced One third

Sack Suits in blue and black
serge, as well as fancy mix
lures. They're all tIlree-piece
suits, whose merits of STYLE and
quality place them in the front
rank among specimens of the
finest clothes making.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

OIaflhtl SOLO, FlIth AT FaTIe-. .kInglcben
Executive Committee.
Mr. Swartzell, it is understood is out
OF the city ana could not be seen today.
President Smith. of the East Washing
ton Citizens Association. said he had no
comment 20 make on the committees
report.
The Washington times., 1905-08-04

All Blue and Black Serge Skeleton Coats
both double and single-breasted re-
duced one-fourth.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14

Ice cream and sherbetS At the Vienna Bakery, Best in town. Phone 8,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
BROUGHT 10 LIGHT
Alaska People Receiving the Full
 Benefit

There have been many cases like the the following in Alaska These plain, straightforward statements will dc much toward relieving the suffering oi thousands Such testimony will be reed with interest by many people.
 P. A. Johnson, carpenter, 4S40 South I street, Tacoma, Wash, says: "For a year or SO I took different medicines trying to strengthen my kidneys, but my efforts were unsuccessful and grew worse instead of better and trou- ble with the kidney secretious came to be a positive annoyance, I need noi give minuter particulars and what cured me is of more importance. got Doan's Kidney Pills and took course of the treatment. l can honest ly say have not felt pain in my back nor had any annoyance from too ire quent action of the kidneys since stopped the use of tbis medicine"
 Forsale by all dealers, Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N, Y., sole agents for the United states.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take DO substitute,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14

Ifyou are out Of kindliug see ' MeC Weste. have it by the sack or cord. Phones co SA u