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Nome

The Nome serves merchants lunch and keeps Bohemian keg beer on draught. The choicest liquors and the best imported and domestic cigars in the city. Open day and night. New building, corner of Broad- way and Holly. ...s I2ot
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The Dear Little Girl.

Angry Parent-Don' t attempt to deny 1t, Edith. saw you both plainly. How dare you receive his kisses?
 Collected Daughter--I didn't, papa returned every one of thsm.-Ally sloper.
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sss~@, psn serviee between Log cablr and Atlln carry passengers. express and heavy freight. For rates inquire CI Burdette X Loomls. managers, Log Cabin, or R, E. West, agent, Skagway. 7z I3 Il
 32oo lbs Rex h. ms just received by Lilly Bros. 2-I3'tf
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For Loase-HOtOl Rosalio.

The best location In Skagway; Hote Rosslle, and avenue, next to corner of Broadway. For lease 10 responsible par lies; good inducements offered. Enquire j. P, Rogers, Div. Supt. w. P, X Y. R. at the DtpOt.
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rOR the second week in Lent there
 were an unusual number of private entertainments, a notable concert. pretty wedding. and the Arctic Brotherhood party and several dances
 Miss Sophie Finkle, Of Skagwav and Mr. Philip Keith, of Atlin. will be married in this eity a, S;3o o'clotk tomorrow even' Ing. twill be one Of the most elaborate weddings ever helj tn the eitv. Invita- lions have been issued and preparations made to carry out the ceremony win .el,t. After the tying oi the nuptial knot, the wedding party will sit down to ump,uous supper. The Rev. Dr. J. j. Walter will oficiate Miss Farrell will b. bridesmaid. little Helene Moore will hl the dlinty office of ring bearer, Or. F. B Whiting will be groOmSman. and Dr. l. H Moore. sponsor.
 A delightful little dancing party wa held in Fieman'S hall Friday evening oS the Wlndekenow club. Twenty couples were present.. M1rtenSen'S orchestra fur nishei the muslc. Claret Punch wa served. Those rressnt were. M, anS Mrs. Meeker Mesdlmes MtLellan. Smith Cleveland. Crotler. Misses Lewis Latl mer. Reinhlu, Cleveland, Cavanna Everest and Smith. MsSsrS. Lilly, Swad ling. BoSeow. Whitney. Vim, Bell, Rein hard. KolaSh. Pollock, Kern, Weiss Brown, Eastman, Dalby, Hall. Smith ans Hooker.
 Mrs. Case, assisted bv Ms Case eh,rmingly entertained the Christian tn- deavor at their home on Broadway Wed nesday evening. Games ani refreshments helped in pleasantly passing the time away. The following were present; Mes d,mes Sehlbrede. De GruvteT. Ford Whiting. Hillerv and Case. Misses D' Suyter. Case. Whiting. lIit and ,h' Misses Henton. MeSSrS. Colber. Harrison Ford, SehIbrede. Cray, Case, Draper, Wal tef. Tiff. Hillerv. and the Aes,rS. French
 Mrs. E. H. Whiting and family WI leave ths week for Tlcoma, where the' win no, go. she will remain in Sl<agwll and continue her school in the '. N. C. A annex. In addition Co general stude she will give instruction in elocuiion Miss Whiting was student in eIocu,io' two wears under expert instructors iI Denver.
 r
 The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopa Church met at the home ot Mrs. Hahn Thursday, and enjoyed social afternoon Dainty refreshments were served, Those present were MesdamsS Hahn, Jennings Parker. >elrl. Turner, Mayer, Burns, A. len. Miles. Slnforj. M F. Lewis. Saackt and Misses Lewis and D-Succl.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler gave a happy little dinclng plrtv at their home on Main street liSt evening. Twenty couples were present.
 
 Mrs. P. J. Christensen entertained Ms Nellie Edwards and Mrs. Evsns, Wetnss day evening. at her home, 6}S Fourth avenue.
 
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
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Inland Weather.

me oaily teiegfapn reports 10 tne oivis- ion superintendent's office gave the follow ing account of the weather yesterday:
 O'CLOCK A. N. Dawson-Clesr, calm, 46 below. Selwln-Cloudy, calm, 4s below. 20. Ogllvie-Clear, calm. 8 below. Selklrk-Clear, calm. 4s below. '. Stewart River-Clelr, calm, 4Sbelow. Five Fingers-Clear, calm, ~ below..-, Big Salmon-Clear, calm, as below. Lower LaBarge-Clear. calm, 10 below. Hootallnoua- Clear, calm. 10 below. White Horse-Cold. Tsglsh-Clear, calm cold. Bennett-Clear, calm, 40 below.
 eso'cLocK P. N. Skagway-Clear. light northwest wind, 4 above.
 Glaeler-Clear, calm, zero. White Pass-Clear, light northwest IS below.
 Fraser-Ciear. calm, 2 below. Log Cabin-Clear. calm, TO below, Be0nett-Clear, calm. I4 below.
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The "Chv of Seattle,' and "FarallOn" carry passengers between local ports, nm
 A. A. Cutters boots, gold seal bottom and leather top, at Clayson's. I2 2I tf
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NAME. WHEN DUE. AGENT

s,,ooo worth of general merchandise to be sold at bargain. H. A. Bauer. ln> auire of ". L. Meteslf. al B N. Behrends.
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Hay, Grain and Food.

We have warehouses full. both at Skag' way and Bennett. BELL X CO.,, 224 Broadway. 3-7-tf
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Miss Whiting will remain In Skagway and continue her school In the Y. N. C. A annex. IT im
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warm storage.

Frost prooi storage accommodations Apply at Nome saloon. 20 fl
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MuSkrat caps, lvnx caps, wombat caps, leather top, cloth top, silk lined, quilt lined, storm proof lnterllned with extra piece for nasal eminenee, at Clayson X Co.'S, Fourth avenue and State st. I2 2I'tf
 Parker & Aggers' commission house on Fourth avenue between State ard Main al ways have fresh fruit and vegetables.
 Fur robes from s7o to SIS. Clayson & Co.,, Fourth avenue and State st. I2 2I If
 Occidental barber shop. Baths 2s cents. 24 nm
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The Score to Date Stands as
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CONTESTANTS z.Lg[ 5.

In the chess tourney, J. H. Cooper yes terday defeated G. Hensen.
 The DAILY ALASKAN will be foun1 o1 Sale atihe Hotel Northern news stani h Seattle fl
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Blankets dirt cheap at Clayson's. Fourth avenue and State street. I22IH
 First class bath for 2S cents. The Prin elpal, opposite U. s. Barracks. 2SIm
 Asbestos soles waterproof tan shoes at Chenev's Boston Store. u
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Best starehed work done at Rev City Steam LaunIrv on Broadway. Only steam laundry in Alaska. If
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Gents fur mi,ts at ClaysOn's, Fourth avenue and State street. t22Iu U
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Balhs only 2S cents. The Principal barber shop, opposite US. Barracks. 7SIm
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Steamers Due in Port.

The following steamer; are scheduled to arrive on the dates named;
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Come carly and make your selection while have the assortment of size.
 JOHN KALEM. The Grocer.
 Wholesale and Retail, Corner Fifth avenue and Broadway. Free delivery to any part Of the eitv.
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IMPORTA,lstslOf SALE

am determlnedV .' close Ou' ,s,s Mv ," stock of Ladies' Cents and Chlidrens shoes and in ordS to make them move move quickly, I shall OfeN snem .. '.,,. p.,.s heard of In the history of SkaswsS
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H.D. KirmSs md C. L. Broekmiller were initiated into the Red Men Friday.
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ALAW UNTO HIMSELF.
Every Man Must Be That, to Retain
Hi. Health and Digestion.

Every Man Must BE That, to Retail
His Health and Digestion.
There are thousands of people
in this world who eat no meat
from one years end to another, and
certain savage tribes in Africa and
Polynesia are almost exclusively
meat eaters; but while there are
thousands of these, there are milf
ions who live upon mixed diet
of meat, vegetables and grains, and
il numbers is criterion, it would
seem that a mixed diet is the best
for the human family.
The. fact that you will find many
vegetarians who appear healthy
and vigorous, and meat eaters
equally so, and any number of ro-
bust specimens who eat both meat
and vegetables and anything else
that comes their way, all goes to
show that the old saw is the true
one, that every man must be
law to himself as to what he shall
eat. and drink.
To repair the waste of tissue in
brain workers as well as to replace
the muscle and sinew of the la
borer, can only be done through
the process of digestion.
Every nerve, muscle, sinew,
every drop of blood is extracted
from the food we eat and digest.
In these days of hustle and worry,
and artificial habits of life, scarcely
IN, lou
claim to a perfect digestion; dys-
pepsia is a national aff1iction and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a ma
tional blessing.
Most cases Of poor digestion are
caused by failure of the stomach
to secrete sufficient gastric juice,
or too little Hydrocholric acid and
lack of peptones and all of these
important essentials to perfect d.
gestion are found in Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets in convenient pal
atable form.
One or two of these tablets taken
after meals insure perfect digestion
and assimilation of the food.
Cathartic pills and laxative med
icines have no effect whatever in
digesting food, and to call such
remedies a cure for dyspepsia is far
fetched and absurd
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets con-
tain pepsin free from animal mat
ter, distaste and other digestives,
and not only digest all wholesome
food, but tend to increase the flow
of gastric juices and by giving
the weak stomach a much needed
rest, bring about healthy condi-
ton of the digestive organs and a
normal appetite.
Nervous, thin blooded, rundown
people should bear in mind, that
drugs and stimulants cannot fur
nish good blood, strong muscles
and steady nerves; these come only
from wholesome food, thoroughly
digested; a fifty cent box of Stu
arts Tablets taken after meals for
few weeks will do you more real
good than drugs, stimulants and
dieting combined.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
probably the safest, most popular
and successful digestive on the
market, and sold by druggists ev-
erywhere in the United States, Can
ada and Great Britain.
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the desperate who last night robbed
and probably fatally shot Frank Beav-
er, near Logan, and then killed Sheriff
Young and wounded four deputies who
attempted to arrest him at Springdale.
Two miles west OF Big Timber deputy
sheriff challenged man who proved 10
be the fugitive. The latter immediate
ly opened IRE. Other deputies came
up and after long chase. in which
dozens OF shots were fred. the despera-
do was finally surrounded and oTerpow-
cred. None Of the deputies wounded
to-day is fatally hurt.
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was very successful, and the ship rode
out on the James river without lean
ing to starboard or pert Miss Bobbie
Newton Jones, daughter of Gov. Jones,
of Arkansas, christened the monitor as
it started down the ways.
The monitor Arkansas is the first
of a type developed By the American
navy. fer not since the days OF the
civil war has single turreted mont
tor been constructed. The Arkansas
will have as sister ships the Florida
and the Wyoming and a third, which
was. to have been the Connecticut, still
unnamed. These are known as har-
Dor defense monitors, and while small,
will have large accommodations for
crews for vessels OF their size and 90
be valuable for the use and Instruction
Of the naval militia
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Education Derived Fron, the IN

Education Derived From the Ballot
To the Editor of the Register.
One of our great metropolitan news
papers recently said editorially:
"a Presidential election is a greater
education of the people than all the
schools and universities All other
schools are preparatory to its uniyer-
sal and transcendent efficiency. All
merely literary and scientific enthusi-
asm are feeble and secluded in COM
parison with the great awakening OF
intellectual ardor it provokes and cuI-
tivates. Of all special educations. it
is the most practical, the most general,
the most effective"
This same paper is opposed to wo-
mems taking part in a Presidential
or any other election and would bar
them out from this greater educator
than all the schools and universities. =
It would confne them wholly to the
feeble and secluded literary and sci
entifc enthusiasm and FORBID them
this great awakening of intellectual
ardor." 1t would deprive them entirely
of this most practical, most general
and most effective of all special edu.
cations Exactly the same spirit a
few generations ago debarred women
from the high schools and colleges.
1t may be said that campaign in
stead of an election is meant and thai
women share in its educational adj
vantages by reading the papers and at
tending the public meetings. But OF
what avail is the knowledge thus
gained If it cannot be made effective
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on election day?
Another paper commenting on this
paragraph says:
This is quite right. A great cause
is tried before jury of the people, and
the best thought Of the best minds is
applied to the problem of setting forth
the facts and convincing the people. :"
Imagine the lawyers in case la
boring. with might and main to con-
vince q jury of twelve men and then al
lowing only six of them to vote on the
verdict. The nations cause may be
tried before a Jury Of the people"
but only one-half Of the jury is per-
mitted to render a verdict. Women
may attend the political meetings and
catch such crumbs as fall from the Ia
Bile, but the feast is spread for enfran-
chiseG Dives.
A WOMAN.
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5000 FOR MOWBRAY.

Lost an Eye In Howard Gould's Ser
vice, and Was Discharged When
statute of Limitation barred Salt.
NEW YORK. November 10.-The
jury in the suit brought by Frank Now
bray. a valet, against Howard Gould. a
son of the late Jay Gould. for SIS 600
damages for breach Of contract, brought
In verdict to-day awarding 5000 10
the plaintiff N0whray ALLEGES that Mr..
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Could engaged him az valet for life
at $50 per month after he had lost the
sight OF one eye and sustained other
injuries as result OF setting OF a
damp skyrocket on Mr.. Gould's yacht
July 4, 1893, and that be was discharg-
ed Immediately after the statute OK
limitations barred suis for damages
on account Of the injuries be had re-
ceiYed
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third of the entire output of Great
Britain. 1t produces over two-thirds of
all the steel produced in Pennsylvania.
within fraction of as much as all
Great Britain, and three fifths of all
produced in the United States Penn
sylvanias production of 6,500,000 tons
of pig iron last year was within 80 per
cent of the total product of Great Brit
ain. The entire production of the
United States was 100000 tons. The
value of Pennsylvania share was al
most $100,000,000, which means that
over S50,000,000 worth of pig iron was
turned out in the Pittsburg district in
1899
Textile Workers national conven-
ton will be heidi at Washington next
month.
Fish scales, if they are small and
bright, are worth about 81 a pound in
France. They are made into pearls,
buttons and all kinds of iewelry Tor
the Indies and China.
The Frisco Brewery Workmen's
Union has decided to levy a fine of
S. on any member who purchases non
union shoes.
Cincinnati Stationary Firemen's
Union is trying to unionize the fire.
men employed in that city.
Nearly all strawberry vines in San
llac county, Mich, are bearing a sec
ond crop of lucious berries.
Careful inquiry among the labor
agents and others who are engaged
in furnishing labor for the plantations
and mills developed the fact that there
is work in New Orleans for every man
who wants it, and that the cause oil
this demand is that the city is vir-
tually stripped of able-bodied negro
laborers. They have scattered to the
four winds. Many have gone TO Gal
weston and the lumber mills Of Mis-.
sissippi, While a large number of them
are at work on the sugar plantations
for less money than they can get in
the city. In the great scarcity of negro
labor lies the opportunity of the white
man, and those who have given the
situation careful study think the re-
suit will be that many avenues hereto
fore closed to the white man will be
opened wide, and that if he fails tc
take possession, it will be his OWE
fault-New Orleans Times Democrat
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BeIlairc.

BeIlaire.
The Bellaire Steel Company still con-
tinues to operate its plant in full, hav-
ing its entire force fully employed and
working every day. The company is
turning out large amount of product
each day, having but small amount
of stock on hand, as it seems that this
company finds ready market for all
their product. For many months this
plant has been filing in the land
which is low west of the plant, and at
present almost all of this ground has
been filed up with Stag from their fur
naces, adding much to the value of this
property. The company has also built
a new engine house. This new build
ing was constructed without any loss
of time, owing to the build
ing of the new building over the old
one, and by doing this they lost no
time. The new building is construct
ed of brick and steel, and is modern
in every way. This plant has I'M
doubtedly enjoyed the distinction of
running more steadily than any other
plant in the National steel combine,
which is probably due to the excellent
management OF Mr.. Carter.
Anderson Brothers foundry still CON
tinues to enjoy good business and
works every day, and it is said this
company has sufficient orders ahe to
keep them busy for several months
The work Of building the new addi-
ton to the National Gas Company is
progressing as rapidly as could be ex-
pected, but will not be finished for
several weeks unless the weather is
very favorable. The factory is said
to be working as usual.
The Bellaire Bottle Company has its
full force fully employed, working
every day and turning out large
amounts of ware. This factory is also
having a large sundry trade in the
druggists line Their trade in pre-
scription lines extends all over the
United States
The Century Glass Company, while
not an old concern, are fast getting in
the market, and with their specialties
which can not be equaled, are fast
making reputation that is second to
none.
Bellaire Company has had a
iSAdai hdpie lIdue lHlS SedSOu anu nave
been barely able to keep up with their
demand for their leading brands of
stoves The foundry is on in full every
day
The three enameling works still
continue to run steadily every day and
have little stock on hands. No enter-
prise in this city furnishes more
steady work than these three plants.
This city has heard much talk about
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DESPERATE CAPTURED.

BIG TIMBER, Mont, November To-
After a running fight. during which
three deputy sheriffs were wounded,
Sherif kellogg and posse captured
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! 10 the I
WOrIdof Labor
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At the La Belle iron works pllte mill
No. / and both the nail and tack fac
tories are running as usual. Plate mill
No. 2 is idle as result of an accident
that occurred last Tuesday night The
main driving wheel broke and the en-
tire department was compelled to close
down. 1t is expected that the neces-
sary repairs will be completed durlag
the week
The plate departments of the Bel
mont mill continue on double turn and
quite a number of orders have been
fled There are no prospects Of al
early resumption at the blast furnace.
A large force of men is still at WORK
on the extensive improvements at this
plant.
The steel and plate departments OF
the Lower Benwood mill are working
double turn.
So far this year, says the American
Manufacturer, the American Tinplate
Company has manufactured 81 per cent
of the output, which to November
amounted to over 10,500,000 one-hun-
dred-pound tin boxes, against 10000
600 boxes for the entire fiscal year 1899.
To November 1 the net profits stood
s4,5O0.0OO, against s3.575, 4S7 for the en-
tire fiscal year ended December 81,
1899.
Nearly all the houses have been re-
moved from the upper portion of Ben
Wood east Of the Jacob street extern
sion, in order to make mbore room for
the proposed additions to the Riverside
mill
A large force of men continues at
work on the uiast furnace and open
hearth steel plant under course of con-
struction at Bogg's run for the Nation
al Tube Company. 1t is.reported that
about forty of the workmen engaged
on the Improvements We're laid off re-
Gently owing to a scarcity of material.
All the departments of the Riverside
plate mill will resume during the next
few days, and between five and six
hundred men will return to work.
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THE ARKANSAS LAUNCHED.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. November
1o.-The monitor Arkansas was launch
ed at the ship yard to-day. The event
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COAL.


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digestion and nutrition. 1t enables the
body to assitnilate food and SO put on
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Painter and Paper Hanger.

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