1. family and parenting
2. children

3
THE DULUTH EVENING HERALD.
Of
BOTH PENS
PEPPERY
.-ssl-
^
ble to a home, the
loss of a child is
pi
'-'.
the
hardest
During
to heat.
the hc.ited speil
IMA
tji
]
iWMU
^^^ ' ~s/^^^v
New York
Answer,
coi rse,
crowded
with
tary
its
of
Bryan Sa>s Belmont's Club
W.
Bryan
March
Tenn..
Chultu;.Le^-4.
vfsiK-inses
at
of the
IS birthday, April
most desiroud, If
.1
(.-iimmM!
\" discu.ss in
limit set for all
iii\ti
.u the
\T, President.
Ki
^ER. Chairman.
my
return to Nebraska
sent you
1
March
Xeb.
IniH.ln
I
13.— Hon.
Perry
Invitation received.
'"
:
:
l.-r-
I
pai
^.,.^a"o^m in the last '.am-
-iiii"; ii;t
:u.
befwe
desire to know,
1
an.-iwering
fatlou. whether yuu h.tve s.'noo tlie
Jni publicly announced y-'ur coiiv.^rto the principles s;<^t forth In 'har
pla Lform ?
has
ou
rcpl>.
y.jur
L'd
\
Tlic
on behalf of the
11. dividual ophiliHis nave
Is
the ir.\!:itho birthdav if 'fh-ovas
in ispuinir
I'd
PERRY BKLMOXr.
Jefferson.
might plead a previous engasemet't as
I
a reason for declining, but that v.;>u!d be
ome
ftiuivalent to saying that I would
but for th*» onsragement; but irankn.'^ss
•
jip.nother reason.
:b.-nt v.-hich ^he I'-emoI
I...W
I'.i.^
an mvi-
in extend'n.er
i.ir
but I do not understand how indl..:,il opinions can be ignored at a pt)lltlYou are the president of
cal gathering.
thr> rUib and represent the club before tlie
:c.
Your position upon public fjues.1.
.
known
wa.4 well
:
in
and your
ISiW,
that your position has
My position upon pub!^o well known. The anour opinions is so great
with propriety join in a
:>al buniiuet given Jn honor of Dems
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experience already gained in Alaska by
the exidorers themselves.
Last summer Capt. Abercrombie exploretl the Copper River valley for the
purpose of establishing an all-American
route to the Klondike.
Capt. Glenn's
instructions on a previous trip were to
begin the big journey at Cook's inlet
and to discover if possible the most direct and practicable route from
tide
water to one or more cro.ssings of tne
patron saint.
v"'s
for certain well defined
I
iir
1
views are a correct
re-
fear that my voice
sound a discordant note at your
' If. on the other hand the Chlform av>plles <as I believe it does)
iian principles to present condilious. then your conspicuous presence at
ti'.e Jefferaonian banquet wou'd not honor
the memory of the world's greatest Demo-
!!
ni^ iileas.
ot
I
'.his
discover, if possible, a pa.ssage throu;;;i
the Alaska mountains south of Tanana,
and especially to cover as much territory as possible between the Yukon,
reply
Tanana, Copper and Shushitna rivers.
In this Capt. Glenn and his associates
did not wholly succeed, and in their endeavor to cari-y out their instructions
passed through many trials and great
not practical for me to recall ia this letter the substance of what I have written or spoken during or since the last
presidential campaign In regard to the
suffering.
Capt. Abercrombie, in his report to
the war department of last summers
work, says that the map of A'.ask.i
shows only two lines of travel into that
.section of the interior, and both are coulined to the main artery of drainage—
the Yukon river. The southern r»)Ut"
from Seattle to the Klondike of Dawson City is by rail from Skaguay at the
head of Lynn canal over the White pass
to the headwaters of the Yukon, whicli
lises
in a series of
lakes in a Hat.
marshy country. Through this region
the construction of a railway will be a
difficult problem.
At present the prosectors take a line of steamers at these
lakes, passing through the.m into Levvi.-^
river, thence down to the junction of th?
Lewis and Felly rivers, which originates
the Yukon. Going down the Yukon the
Chicago platform and its many phases
and although I do not in any way recognize your right to question mv Democracy
T am sending you by this mail a volume
which correctly gives the list of everything which has been published and vou
are at liberty to indicate and e.xpose finy
portion that is unpatriotic, unDmiocratic,
un-American or in conflict with the Demo
creed as set forth in Jefferson's
inaugural address.
cratic
first
PERRY^ BELMONT.
Chattanooga. Tenn.. March 21.— Mr. Brvan last night said to the Associated Press
that he would attend the Dollar banquet
in New Y'ork, if postponed until April 15,
if the management of the entertainment
made it distinctly a Chicago platform
banquet.
;
I
.1
ThB 20-Yoai* FavoHto—
not misimderstand me. You may be
right and 1 ma\ be wrong, but I take it
for granted that we are equally conscientious and I trust that 1 may not show
mysnlf Ipps courageous than you. You
V>rocIalmed to yt>ur fellow citizens in ISO.i
that my election upon a Democratic i)Iatform would endanger the nations welfare.
You will pardon me if I suggest that a
lianquet presided over by you will injure
rather than aid the Democratic party. I
:..'i-ve ill h •111 •iii/ini' the personal difii-es, bu
in principle canbe ham
in my judgment
party advain.it,e is to be derived from
-Mti'-al communion between Jeffersonian
t!s who stand uikhi the Chicago
and the Republican allies who
.t
ade as Democrats Ijetween cam:iS in order to give more |K)tency to
::
betrayal of Democratic principles on
rleetion day. Yours truly.
!
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New
BRYAN.
J.
York. March
21.— Perr>- Belmont
've out the following reply to
during the day from Col.
\v [1, 1,1 rii
tiryan;
l>ear Sir— I have just received your letI<T of March Kl. in whiih you describe
th'»s*- who <leclar»d in l«tt; that your election to th»' prt-sfdency on the Chicago
platform "would endanger the
nations
welfar>;" as the Repub ican allies, who
ade as Democrats between camorder to give more potency to
111- 11
o-trayal of Democratic principles on
eI>-ftion day.
i
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Mr
f?.-!mont then goes
on to say
"the unwarrani^'d
I'.g
Iv'fore
he
Ij'tter,"
itutt-d a suit against a New York
ri-w.spaper on account of an alleged libel
1
which he was characterized as a "high; man than the floater who sells
for $2 on election day," and con-
in
L i I
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Your purpose
to be equally defamatorjv.uin skill in the use of words
that in your letter you
iirough
ignorance.
The
'1. .--,^11
is plain and were it not that you
li.ive Interwoven in your abuse references
t" my opinions upon public question.s as
opposed to your own. to the Democratic
club of whi'
'Ti
president and to its
l)r'>poied c
of Jefferson's birthday, r >h.,
J
ifft your
offensive
..t.vii.i
i-
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swcrefl.
-•ilii-
club of New York has
a inimb.-rsiiip of nearly SOW Democrats
wh<i all holri to the main principles of
''
"
their opinions may vary
political questions a^ are
I,,,,
.>,..r,.iy
local
or
vain conceits
But none of
'.
-r
'» nicnitif-rs is a
Republican. As
If.
have never voted for a Re1
'idldate for either a great or
Tli
J<-
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.
-T
dent of
1
ii
.n
,-t
neighbor,
•
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rh..
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call
which
KELLEY HARD WARE GO,,
Thm Stova Merchantrnm
SPORTING NOTES.
At Indianapolis. Johnny Van
tjeest got
the decision last night in a 10-round go
Elliott, of Indianapolis. Elliotts condition alone saved him a knock-
with George
out.
Floyd A. WcFarland, champion sprint
bicyclist of the Pacific coast, has decided
to accept the challenge of Harry Elkes
for a race at any distanr e the latter may
name, provided the purse is lar^^e enough
to assure the winner JliUMi after the pacemakers are paid. He will not consent to
any dlvi.sion of the purse. McFarland has
received a challenge from Eddie McDuffie
which he will accept on the same conditions he asks from Elkes.
Showalter won the last game of the
series against JanowskI at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday. The Kentucklaii
won four games straight and the series.
JanowskI secured oidy twf) games.
Gus Ruhlln has sigiied articles of agreement to meet Peter Maher in a 20-round
bout before the Lenox Athletic club, New
York, April
.sea.
IS.
extensive athletes In the T'nlted States,
died at his home in Somerville. Mass.,
yesterday, aged tv> years.
He was proprietor of one of the largest stock farms
in the country, at Burlington, Kas.
He
was a member of the Chicago Athletic
club.
Edward
C. Becker purchased the St.
lifiuis club fran«-hise from the creditors'
syn<llcate yesterday. Articles of lncorp<jratlon for a new baseball association will
be filed at once and D«5. Haas Hobison, of
<'leveland, will hold 4^ per cent of thi>
stock. All he gives in exchange for this
is his team of ball players.
a necessity
name has so
its
continually been
bring about a revival
irol,
baserl on public
..Millions of which arc not
'
L.,.
-.
.
ry.
"'XDlarir.tlon
made to you "that
have not been conthat "you do not unnllvldual opinions* can be
i
how
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their
•
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with p!'
quet given
ron saint."
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Your content'
,
:,.
:nat the
itTSonlan \>v
" and that
ni
,111-
ban-
il
of Derii
:
ns
'
loin in a
iiot
Then
gathering.'
political
pat-
s
"
greatest
The
Demoemt.
cours»
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at the prr);or the world'.s
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cvnts
will
"O'K of
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tlii
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ais
iiDcniOf
ii
ii'i •! t>rc
'lu'i
not i*'«!Mirfii
ri;i*;^'
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of me n'lw to Indulge in i« long tllscoursf
nu the r-Iiiiidiii in •.niir l.lllill^•|j of tl'ID*
On
^
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conven-
oxphiiti< .1 ni> ctuirHt ill
a piiblolflr.-yv »o ?iiv cKiistMneTits and jtistiand thai b-gis-
tion
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ill
enforcing
Pabst
Maiti^diact
i
)M)rary
i
Causes sweet
sleep, restores
faded looks, lightens vv-eary
S
an abs>ault
minds and builds up the
,os and :.avlngs, bring on tilvei
body.
It braces;
it
gives
,;..ctalilstn dind Impair the obligations
;j.
therefore
I
contended
of contracts.
you
vim
and
bounce.
wherever I had opportunity that Insistence by the United Staff j on the coinage
ration o£ 16 to l would be the Brave vt In- tiiiiiiinniniiHniHUiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiii
ij^'j i'lti
.
.,'1111
vviuii.l
it is
Dawson
found that
junction with the Coiiper. a di.stance ff
forty-nine mile.-? from tidewater: second,
up the Helden valley to the Konslna
divide, thence down the Konslna to Its
junction with the «^)ppcr, nlnely-lhret
inlles from tidewater, and. Ihti'd, up the
Helden vallev and over the Thonipaon
pa»«, thence into I'lc Coitper river val\vy.
Having re.ichcil the «'«q>pf'r Kiver
\allc.v. it is po.-slble to inocecd in any
diiecMon. the rieposils of Iron and lotil
lie eotirse of the prelmiinar:
di< fating
line The reniainder of the re-jori deal:
ii
prohablv
'
575 miles,
mountains. Having pas.sed this range
at a point in the rear of Corbln's pa?-',
he .says there are three possible r<nit,--s.
'Phcse are up Lowe river through the
Keystone pass to the headwaters of the
Tasuna. thence down that river to Its
Chi'^n?"
•
is
i
^iiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii:
"fo re-
its.
between
which Is
—
between Kid Lavigne and
Lavlgne's backer prefers
the BoUngbroke club, and has cabled for
it to .send expense money and articles immediately. The light will be held on the
evening of Derby day.
Charles Evart Clark, one of the most
Blck Burge.
is
mileage
Capt. Abercrombie, that there are but
two routes of communication to be considered the Skaguay and the Valdez
routes. He says regarding the fact that
the Skaguay route passes through foreign territory and involves the taxation
with the usual formalities and delays,
it will be found topographically that the
Lynn canal and Fori Valdez are about
the .same altitude, with a difference in
(he
elevatiim of the White pass on
Skaguay route and the Thompson pass
on the Valdez route of about 1000 feet
in favor of Thompson pa.ss. The meteorological conditions are about the same.
As far as agricultural possibilities are
concerned, Capt. Abercrombie believes
that there Is no comparison between
the two routes. He thinks the Copper
river valley will produce all the cticils,
garden truik. small fruits, etc.. that will
be required for the mining population
which may hereafter inhabit the Copper
river, Tanana and Forty Mile dislricis
of Alaska.
The gradient into the interior for
railroad cmistruclion is tnactically nomBridge timber, tiinbcr for ailinal.
road ties, coal and iron. Cai)t. Aber<rombic believes, will be found in
abundance. Ho says that he did not understand that he was directed to m'ake
a preliminary report on the route for a
was simpl.v to report
railroad, but
whether the topographical features of
the Torain are such as to render the
construct ion of a road practicable. Not
only does he regard it pos.sible, but he
believes it to be a commercial proposi.All
the natural
tion of great merit.
routes, gradients considered, are confined to the Keyatcme pass at starting
for passage through the coast raiigv of
for the fight
iSynip
the
400 miles, it is found that the differenceis 125 miles in favor of the Valdez rout'?.
It is apparent from these figures, :?ays
The Bolinghroke club and a ))rivate club
in London have each offered a £500 purse
Cough
I
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with biles for nu'
..
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mm
Philippines.
The Kind You Have Always Bougrht, and which has been
\ in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
— and has been made under his per-
ARMIES A MENACE
stands the highest fur Its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases,
such as weak kldneyn, catarrh of the
bladder,
rheumatism
and
which is the worst
form of kidney trouble. It is sold by
druKglsts In 50-cent and $1 sizes.
You
may have a sample bottle liy mall free,
also pamphlet celling all about it. Address Dr. Kilmer & (,'0.. Binghampton,
l^rlght's
gravel,
Disease,
N. Y.
When
writing pleas-> mention reading
this genennis offer in
Dulnth
Daily
Herald.
the economic geology of the country
traversed and the insects that are found
in the Copper River i-eglon.
IT
WAS A MURDER.
A Kansas Father
With
Is
Time
Refuse
Make
to
War Implements.
What
Boston, March 21.— Samuel Oomper-,
president of the American Federation of
Labor, was the principal speaker at the
peace meeting held in Tremont temple
under the auspices of the Good Citizens'
Peace society. Mr. Gompers referreJ to
the position of organized labor on the
question of expansion and said:
"If
it
was
ernment, it
against it.
Its age is its giiarautee. It destroys Worms
allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
antl Flatulency. It assin.ilates the Food, regulates the
substance.
and
right for the foundei'3 of
to fight for free gov-
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and outthe Cop-
lying stations, tht
per River valley, me
f
vations, the Copper ri
ment of 1898. »h»» di
Uraluab'e vi the Coii
lug tx<
Mr
i.ai
and
-.
..ivcr
it-
-
.sub-
valley,
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural
The Children's Panacea— The 3Iother's Friend.
not today right to Sight
'We are
today figijtlng
against the only Asiatic country thit
has ever made an attempt to establish
a republican form of government, rnd
we are today seriously considering taking part in a plan to divide up China
because it will help commerce.
"The organizations of labor recognize that a large standing army ib~a
and
liberty
fomenter
intended
to
down
strike
their
Bears the Signature of
fellow-
Children.
construct vessels of wai-; when sailors
will refuse to navigate ships of war and
when all workers will refuse to con-
when
shipbuilders will refuse
t
KIM You Have
The
•
The Oplnlonc revives the stoiy
iliat
Dm
the Spardsh i)retender. has secured advances of several millions from
Knglish and French bankers,
and will
soon enter Spain. The precise date is d 'ferred until the ratlficj tion.-; of the treaty
of peace iKtwccn Spain and the Inited
States have been exchangc'l. but, acc<^rding to the Opini. 11c. the Carllsts and Spanish Repub'iians will st.nt a revolution after the exchange is made.
W. H. Millais, the artist, is dead at Lon-
"A HAND
interests of good government.
William F. Oakl«y, pres'dent of the National t^'itizcns' bank, died yesterday at
his hom<? in New York a«ed 72 years.
Hon. Wiek Taylor.
of
Voungstown.
Ohio, has returne<l from WashliiKton ami
states that whih lliere he was crodlblv informed that Inimedlaiely following" the
adjournment of the Pennsylvania legislature. Senator Pennisc
will present his
resignation to the governor and the latter
will appoint Hon. M. S. Quav to the va-
cancy, the icrni expiring in 1891.
Owing to the inability of the California
legislature which has adjournid. to elect
a I'nited Si;itt.^ senatir to succeed Stephen M. White, there is much talk of an
xtra session being rilletl by Governoi(Jage. The Repub'ican party leaders fear
the failure to e'ecl a senator will result
in thi» election of a Democratic logislatiu'e
two years hence
The lower house of the Massachusetts
<
b^glslature toda>' adopt'il a residutlon protesting against !.he adriisslon of H'-igham
II. Robi rt.s, of rtah, V.< a scat in the Fifty-sixth congres.--.
t^ount Marian D. Sambia. a Polish nobleman of commanding appearance, who
niai ricd a rich yonnj
woman of New
York, was yeslordav -ientenced to three
years in Sing Sing for grand larceny.
Louis Richan. Hwrry lialrvmp'e. Kugfiie
l>ucbant and Ai'chic S ewarl. engagefl at
the Rt>ckland mills, a few miles down tluOttawa river, were kll ed yesterday by a
scaffolding falling on ihem.
Articles of incorporation of the National
Salt conipan\. with a c ipltal stock of J12,0*K!,(H«.
were llle<l witl. the secretary of
state of New Jerse.v.
Articles were also
filed of the Host on & Sn-en Devils Copnev
company;
cai)lt;il,
Jo.CO .(hO.
SAPOLIO
THE PROPER TKU«G FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
IS
HEALTH, POWER, ENERGY.
ptfipy-7»-frv- til v7'^5lieEl'
March
/^
w-/*
In'--,
ff ed ta«
=fririr\.
.riiowry
-act,
!
and c*udns roa to el.^w tied tii.p
man, and can f pel it! Theprc--letacure
and forever
.-~^-"- quicklv
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J/7Y
^l^i^ Memory. Sfc)epple«=ress, Py.=pi:.
I
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new
Varicocelz, Atrophy. ]>c« of
--is^ses, Vic. i hr.x : 12 boies 'witli
'-'y.
—
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.
:
gOKWitae, good as eold)Ja.OO.£>em anywhere. HALSt0 0RUaC0.,Clcvelana,0.
Sold in Duluih by
Druggist.
MAX WIRTH
9%BIANH00D
....
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RE8TPRED.:c«Pi.flEKE:
^
wsfcicaii » egclaLle
^V italjieiwul
italiieiwi'il quicklv
quick! V cure all nervous, or diseases cf tne srcnerative
sfcnerative or-
^
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-'ulcn-orF-
P""'""'
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tMsnbood,
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--.
lualEstis-
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ha'istiasc i>rani9.X .iricocf
or
eight, rrerentsquickaessol dischii.
...
Oavol
WIRTH
Duluch
Urusjrist.
a
:
airl Iinv>otencv.
_
.
CleansestheI;reT.k..t;ii;y
^..
i!n:.u t 's. Strenirthens and restores sniail •»
^
m. Giiarantefd lo cvire. Send fcr fret <t**r'l f *^"Medicine Co , fcan Fraucisco, CaL For sal e by
21.— Round trip «'xcur-
HiEViVO
have been gianted by the
AVestern Passenger association lim's for
the following occasions: Annual meeting
general assembly of the
Presbyterian
church, Minneapolis, May 1 to June 1. one
standard first-class normal tariff fare,
plus $2, from association territory e;\st
anil west of the Missouri river.
Annual
convention
I'^ndeavor,
I'nited Society
Detroit. Mich
,
cfaU
a box.
JUtt
Ulnn.
one lowest lirst-class fare, plus
to
5
ti!; *# -.i a n>.in->nimaai^
r^u.-.-dj
for GuQorrhoea,
'
'(Ht. S ptorrhopa,
rm»t
cCREeT'
RESTORES VITALin
1:
I
uunatcrai A%
V ctar^.-.
or
irfl&tnmt
tioa. irritatkiu vr ulc?n
\>t)i:e?,
dtrs
»
GcaraotKd
_oi 10 vuiMsK.
ar.r
oiucous
|Pr«veau eoaMC*«<>tion ,'f
tTHEEv/msCHF K'fvfo. br»D««-
Made a
Well Man
Christian
of
June
ruu*
Sou-aetriapci*
Sold by Dracviata.
.ska:
Pi,
trom
association territory I'tah and east. National convention Raptist Young Peoples
union. Richmond. \'a.. .Inly 1'! to M. ont'
lowest regular (irsi-class fare, plus $2.
from association territiTv. Ciah and ea.si.
ceeds in getting
sut h
a
measure
through congress will hold a high I'lj-ce
in the esteem of the peojile. but
no
higher than the esteem in which v'Ver.vbody h(dds Hostetter's Stomach Pdtters.
This medicine has an unequalled (-ecord
in leduiing the sickness of mankind. It
gets at the starting tmint of disease l>y
acting upon the stomach direct. Iiclping that important organ in its duty of
digesting food.
It makes good appetites, allays nervousness,
stimjlates
the kidneys and makes a run-down man
or woman feel like a new pernor.
Trv
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FL»RE
pi
po
Yc
mi
abovo resnlis in 30 days.
ociaces 1 h.i
Terf uHr and Qui'-kly Cures wb' n Ul others fail
oOi; men will rega.n tbeir lust niuibood.and old
p x;i\\ wocver their youtV.'al v:;'-o- b? rsia*
i
RSVITO. It qcickly and Furely
S8
He iS, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Ki^
c is-:s, cec
Lc 3t Power, FaiUnK T.Icmor?, W-:ti ,t
•U effec'ta of Eelf-aLiuRe or excxsc aud isd-.jcret;on
-isge. II
wMch unfits one for 6'nd'- '
.se, Swii
octoaiy cures by stirtic^
;
IRE SALEWht reas,
It act*
default lias
beV- n
m.idf in
i
tin-
which
by
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Wii
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zi<-.
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=
the 4th
bring
^ereat nerve ton'c li:.
•''c
is{ tack the pink s«ow to pali'.j
storiug tho fire of yonth. It w.
atl CoaeuBiption. Insipt on hsviujt Hk^VIVO, :'<
ot icr. It can be cirr^ed in vert pock> t. By taai.
• .(X* perp.v?kac?. o. e1\ for S5.00, with r p»M^i
16
written iniani(*t<-s to core cr relcsi
e money. Circular free. Addresa
tl vc
tt
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Koyal MediciaeCo.,'^^?i^JS:.u.
Fale
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Duluth.
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by
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duly
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MEN
MIAKE PERFECT
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2s:h
in
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book
in
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147
of mortgiit;
THK THRKSHING TRUST.
Marion, Ohio. March 21.— The only <<listaclc which now stands in the wjiy of
the consummation of
the
threshing
trust is the lluher company, and Ihe indications arc that an option will be .secured by representatives of the trust
toniorrow cN-ening. when a meeting is
to be held by the stockholdcis. President K. Huber is averse to selling, but
there are
enough
stockholders who
favor the trust to complete the deal.
Thomson & Taylor Spiv company
:
re
Introduiing "T. & T." brand of ci'iff-e.
Their name is a sufficient guarantee of
quality.
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MAX WIRTH
iiold In Dniuth. MJnn., by
V. BOVt:E, !r xjtl^ts
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NUEK JIDOMENT OF FOKKt'Kot;JKE.—
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Sptyers,
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M. Wilkuts. Mihtn R. BaUl-
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PUinliff,
authorized to mine, smelt and deal iii
cooper and other metals.
.fohn Kratz. :!> year? of aire, shot and
killed his ;t->-etir-old :«m Milton at his
home In Ralfry. Pa., yesterday, and then
committed suicide Kritst is said to have
speculated largely in siocks.
So pronounced has become the shortaKe
of steel bars that tempor;irv. but costly
suspension of every tl
plale mill In the
country Is threatened. Tl'e star plant, of
four ndlls
I'lttsburg, c1os«m1
yesterday.
Other n'ants in this vUlnlty and the West
are said to be In lla* same predicament.
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gluten Is letaiiied. It is "whole wheat
ground on French Biihr Mill Stone. (The
ordinary Graham Flour li. nothing more
tritious Bread.
than bran.)
av-ccpt substitut^-
111-
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Louis Count).
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the wheal
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and for
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C.
SARGENl'.
Sheriff of St. Louis County
By
FESLER.
•
P'.AI.ER
&.
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of salo
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of iXiliiih ill :^Hi<i ioiiniy and £>tali-. on
!ST». at
Siitnrday. the 2;nh diy .«f .April
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flesh-bu;!
EXCI'RSION R.XTES.
hicago.
siou rates
C
Is
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A GCOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
MAJC
The company
give no rewards, an «iffer of this
the nieKUest of dccepti(uis. tiur
pitan Is to give every otii- a i-hani't- lo
II,y the mciii o'" Kly's Cream IJahn
lit.orlIgiiial Huliii for tht lUie ,>{ Calanii.
Iha.v Fever and Cold In the Head, by
nuailing for 10 ceutb
trial si^e lo test
V\e mall the 50Its curative powers.
cent Bize also, and the druggist keeps it.
Test it and you are sure, to continue the
treatment. Relief
immediate, and a
cure follows
iClv Brothers, t>6 Warren
ttrecl, Mew Yelk.
Years.
VOMft CITV.
IS
S-A,VV
port.
don.
the prime mover in
the combination.
The I'nited States Philippine commission has held its first neeting and d'<'idcl
to issue a pronounciamento to the inhabitants of the Islands. Pre.sld<nt S<hurman
v.ill prepare it.
The locuinent wiL! cxnlalii the spirit ia wliicli th.- I'nited States
Intends to fulfil! the trtist impo.sed and
wiJl call unon the pe<>ple of the islands to
lay down their arms and c(»-operate in the
30
THE CrftTAUn COMPANY, TT WUHRkV STRCrT. NrW
•
Carlos,
Always Bou^M
Use For Over
In
tribute their labors in any way for the
Hutchinson, Kan.,
March
_'l.— .\n
slaughter of their bret.-^ren. wherov-:r
atrocious crime was levealed here yesthey may be. There is a treaty hanvz
terday when the coroner and his assist- formulated by the union workers of
ants reinoved the dead bodies of
live Great Britain and America whicii v.ili
make peace necessary without the inte.-little children from tlie house occupied
There has
by John Moore, which burned at an ventlon of governments.
never been, a conference of work ^;s
early hour.
A coror.er's jury investi- that has not declared for tranquility
gated the case and In accordance uith and peace."
the jury's returns, Mcore, father jf the
dead children, was arrested on a charge
THE QU4R^NTINE.
of murder.
The trt gedy has caused
much excitement here and there is some
talk of lynching the jrlsoner. However, That at Savannah May Pass Into
a lynching is not looked for.
National Control.
When the firemen and
neighbors
reached the burning house, the father
Savannah, Ga.. March 21.—Negotiawas the only member of the family of tions
are pending betv.'een the national
seven found outside. His actions were
government
and the Savannah City
queer and he would not talk.
While
the building was still burning and his government by the terms of which the
children weie within he burning walls, city quarantine station may pass
under
he took a horse from his stable and lode the Control ot the national marine hosaway.
When the firemen entered the pital service. The mayor is favorably
house after having partly quenched the disposed towards the transfer of auflames they found the five
children thority, believing the health of the city
lying side by side in a lied on the iloor, Would be better safeguarded, and tli.n
all dead, but not badly burned.
The the local taxpayers will be sav^^d $20,000
skull of each child was deeply indented a year, the present cost of the
quaranand from the d.jnts long fractures ex- tine. The negotiations are the outtended. All but one o:" the children had come of the detention of government
been stabbed in the neck.
transports from Cuba
with
soldiers.
When Moore was called before the Ariangement.s have been perfected
coroner's jury and questioned as to his whereby all soldleis from the West Inriding away fioin the fire, he explained dies will be stopped at
Fort
I'ulaski,
by stating that his wife was away from fourteen miles down the river, for dishome attending a sick friend
ond infection
and
detention, and if the
that he went to tell h.^r of their loss.
quarantine station passes into national
Thf family came here from Kmporia control there will btj, no t>pen door policy
about three weeks ago.
Mrs. .Moore's for incoming vessels from any isifected
01 SPEECHES.
ALWAYS
of
men;
COMOEMSED
CASTORIA
GENUINE
sleep.
trouble between man and man. If peaie
cannot be secured in any other way
the time is coming when federated labor
will refuse to make implements that are
Killing His Five
father. M. F. Franklin,
stated
that
Moore has l)rooded over the fact that
he was out of work, und the father-inlaw seems to think that if Moore committed the crime he riust have lo.5t his
mind brooding over his troubles.
CASTORIA
is
is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Mori)hine nor other Ifarcoti*;
is
to
infancy.
Castoria
government
this
its
'^^^^^'^ Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children— Experience agraiust Experiment.
Some
Organized Labor Will
menace
Charged
sonal supervision, .since
^^^7«^^2-
Postage to Be Reduced to One Cent
The enormous increase in the number
A consolidation of sc'ew manufacturers
the Skaguay route is 1025 miles the
throughout the country to be known as of letters carried in the United States
Comparing
distance
from
shorter.
the
the National Screw comnanv, is to b? mails makes it certain that the j-ate of
Skaguay to Dawson City, 575 miles, wi»h formed. The company will be caoltalizecl
postage must eventually be reduced to
that from Fort Valdez to Dawson City. at $15,(X>!).0("/I. The Am.Tican Screw com- 1 cent an ounce The president who sucpany at Providtjice is
City, Avhich
Prank Chllds. of Chicago, got the decision over Eddy Dunkhorst, of Syracuse,
in an 8-round bout last night before a
crowd of isofi, at the Cadillac^ Athletic
club In Detroit.
Paddy Nagle, of St. Catherines, Ont..
and Jack Hammond, of Detroit, fought
eight fast rounds to a draw.
Dr. Bull's
Comparing
St. Michael's and Dawson City,
1600, and that from Skaguay to
and traditions with
principles
ih"',si;
on
2S cents.
birthday
i-d bv our
Mf
should be
a.f In previ-
;!
call
presl-
the
whi( h wa.s that
.
fir
where there are children. It cures croup
and whooping cough without fail. Price,
organiza-
and the
.rs
riocratic
nt ofTicially
I
i-egion is entered and Dawson
City is reached at a distance of about
.^75 miles from the coast.
As a means
of water transportation this route Is
available for only about four months in
the year.
The northern route from Seattle 's
entirely
by water, and from St.
Michael's, at the mouth of the Yukon
follows that stream in a northeasterly
direction to Port Yukon.
Here at the
mouth of the Porcupine river it turns
and follows a southeasterly course 10
Dawson City. Capt. Abercrombie here
remarks with considerable empha.-^is
that from Skaguay at the head of the
Lynn canal, from Yukon at the Jtiouth
of the Porcupine, and St. Michael's a",
the mouth of Yukon it will ba observed
that this river forms the arc of the
circle.
Of this arc Fort Valdez is the
axis. To put is more plainly, consider
the arc of the circle as a portion of rhe
fe!oe of a wheel, with Fort Valdez as
the hub. Strange as it may appear, in
making this great curve the Yukon parallels almost the trend of the coast line
at a distan;e of some ,")0(i miles from che
For reasons why, ask your
Do
1
Klondike
RADSANT HOME.
crat.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
Swamp-Uoot is ^oon realized. It
of
Tanana river in the direction of the
Yukon between Forty Mile creek -nd
Circle City.
He was also expected to
has been seen by any member of the
Democratic club and will not until after
the reply has been mailed to \o\\. It is
..
:'
or
letter
his third mili-
the expeditions.
The two expeditij.ns
will be the best equipped of i-ny
that have
thus far penetrated that
colossal domain of the ice and »now.
In addition to better boats will he the
answer you as an individual and not
as committing the organization of which
am president.
No copy of your
Washington on
named
ternational
bimetallism, and that
If
Kurope opened its mints at lo^.. and tins
government persisted in the ratio of 16 to
1. the result would be as In 1V4 and the
Inlted States would be left with only a
1
left
chase range ponies to be used as pack
animals. No reindeer will acconujany
I
\
B eeplessncss, urlo
dropsy,
rheumatism,
catarrh of the bladder, or Irregulaheart. You may deptnd upon it, the
cause Is weak, unhealthy kidneys.
Women as wull as men are mad'*
miscraljle with
kidney
and bladder
trouble, and both need the same remedy. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy,
gravel,
up and strengthen weak and
unhealthy kidneys, purify the diceased.
kidney-poisoned blood, clear the complexion and soon help the sufferer to
tary reconnaia.sance into Alaska. Capt.
E. F. Glenn, who also has been directed
to make a military reconnaissance Into
Alaska, will follow him in a few days.
The first duty enjoined upon those oflicera ia to proceed to Montana and pur-
-jubsidiary currency.
I
have juhivitation ex
Samuel Gompers Says That
Is Our Position In the
complexion," Their kidncya are
turning to a parsnip color, so is their
complexion. They int y suffer from Inticy
will build
Marcii 21.— Oupi. .VV. K.
Abercrombie of the United States army
openly repudiated
<ni
I
Copper
\\,......;.Klon,
;
the fiillowing inijuiry:
callow, colorless-looking peopl
you often meet are alRicted with "kld-
l>etter health.
diseases.
speeches, of 2)
Along
Prac-
Is
River Valley.
be
all
your own way
P'
pon
l
1-
ticable
about the home-treatment of ordinary
It contains 1008 page?, and over
300 illustrations. Several chapters are devoted to the diseases of women. For a paper-covered copy send 21 one-cent stamps,
to cover cost of mailing only, to the
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
BnflFalo, N. Y.
Cloth binding, 10 cents
extra.
"Favorite Prescription" can te
obtained in any good medicine store.
;s will permit your ate you select such subject
u
He Says Agriculture
icine for ailing women. It acts tlirectly on
the delicate and important organs concerned. It makes thera well and strong.
It allays inflammation, heals ulceration,
soothes pain, stops exhausting drains ana
gives rest and tone to the tortured nerves.
Thousands of women ha\'e testified to its
almost miraculous merits. Matiy of them
have permitted their names, addresses,
experiences and photographs to be reproduced in Dr Pierce's Conimon Sense Medical Adviser.
This gr^t book used to sell
for $1.50, now it is absolutely free.
It tells
Demo-
lviii,.net
th--
club of
i-
•;o
—
last
FORMER REPORT
HIS
the
usual ailmeuts of childhood, she must take
proper care of herself in a womanly way
during the period of gestation. A woman
who suffers from weakness and disease of
the organs distinctly feminine is unfitted
for wifehood and motherhood. I'r. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is a wonderful med-
evening gave out the followlnff correspondence to the Associaieil
I'ress. having bofu notlfletl that It hail not
Mr.
hoeii made public by Mr. Bolmont.
Hryan statinl that he ha»l nothing tu say
about the matter, but that the correspondence spi»ke for iself:
1899.— Hon.
Champaign. 111.. March IB.
Democratic
FVesident
Perry l5elmont.
Dear Sir— I recelvtd, a
t'lub. New York.
few day^ ago. the following tiiegram:
New York. March 5.— Hon. W. J. Bryan,
Lincoln. Neb. In arranging the toasts and
J.
FREEDOM
dition.
a.-ld,
term only shortened the period of their
sufferings.
If a woman wishes her babies to
healthj- and strong and able to resist
riGHTING
majority of the ills nfUicting people
today can h" traced to kidney trouble.
It pervadec all classes of society, In all
climates, regardless of age, sex or con-
digestion, bloating,
these
fact remains that this tremendous mortality
was to a great extent due to the lack of
inherent resisting power in the victims.
These babies when bom had in their bodies
the seeds of disease. The deadly heated
ion,
Reconnais-
Third
sance of the Territory.
city,
HE GETS ONE BACK
ading as Democratic.
His
unsani-
deaths would
have occurred
any way. The
.
on
districts,
many
Republican Masquer-
Abercrombie Departs
Capt.
a
in
PARSNIP CONIPLEXIOtf.
A
The
the ^umrae^ in
City as
many as a thouirvai^S^rfl san<j babies have
died in a week.
_
'^Zi!-A
/
Of
^
.
,
and
mont a Rather Warm
Is
TO SIRVEY
ALASKA
;
lOSt
;
"
IJSOO.
21,
1
ata
w'a.
Bryan Sends Perry Bel-
^V. J.
the
nil
bf
TUESDAY, MARC 11
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Feb
21-:«
Maick-
1»ii
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