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u. s. refunding Is. registered u
Iu..t. retunding g, coupon.;i u
". s. IS. registered. y
u. s. IS, coupon. II
U. IS. New 4s. registered. \
u. 3. New Isl coupon...... -. ......... Y
u. s. Old 49, registered /. =
u. S. Old IS. y
Atchison general ss. y
lAtchlson adjustment 4s....'.......'..-....'.
Atlantic coas. Zinc 4s
Baltimore and Ohio . - =.
Baltimore and Ohio 3lss
Central OF Gcorgin 5s.... 6. - J
Central Of Georgia list Inc.
Chesapeake and Ohio AS 81 r, y
Chicago and Alton slzH
Chicago b. ana Quincy new 4s s.: !. $50
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cotton futures opened steady and closed
Cotton, quiet; n,dallns. 1000 gross Ieselpt!s.

Cotton, quiet; n,ddling, 1920 gross recent!ss,
is4al bales; sales. 10 bales; stock 40 1i9 pales;
Fatal to-day ut all seaports--Nct .reeens.
70 loa bales; export TO Great Britain 97s bales
10 Franco. go bales TO the Gon5,nens, ,,Iss
conssol dated at ali seaports-Net receipts ~
$50. All balcs EXPORT to Great Britain, sa11n
IS. ss5 bales 10 Japan. 1,iO0 balas.. Y }gs
Total sinc6 Septembr lst at 81 seaporls-
Net receipts. sOl.009 bales; axport, 10 ursat
i,rita III 1o0 ola bales to France, OH bales! to
the Continent 1870 bales 10 japan 100 bales I
10 McNlco 1000 pa les II h ~
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AIIANIlC COAsT.LINE.

49,, STREET STATION. 4
EI1FECrIVE SUNDAY SEPT. It'll. Is, Is,
+ o.oh a. MA tC l.. Express TO all points
o.oos a = n Petersburg and Norfolk.
ia r. M,--Petersburg and n and w. West.
K a:06 r. M--PetersburG ana fOrfolk. /,
-4.i0 r. M,-Goldsboro Local MI
S:a5 r. M--,eters6urg Loe Xu.u. 1,d,sn I'M.
-" tied" to all points South,
a.aO p. M.--Petersburs and N; and w, VEST
lid u, M,--Petersburg Local: X
i!l' s' TRANS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Z.
1907 g. 7;a5, NIX ". 'ssS a. a. ''lS KS
40 N ", Al ;i7:i5 r.. NJ; 900 p. NJ, tFg
.,xcept Sunday ''Snnday only,
.'s's',5s e. s. CAMPBELL, DIV. Pass, AKt. K
q NJ 81. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Ast 53
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fairly active, owing to unsettled wheat sltua-
ton Rye FLOUR firm n. cornmcal-Quest. q
b W'hea t-Spot firm: No g red, 81. Options
had Al, easier opening through tho Influence Of
a better weather map and foreign selling but
ia, later reports OF snow in Manitoba causing g.
scare OF shorts. The close WAS unsettled a. re,
, e1ni . 1ac December, si.ls:s
coril-Spot market: easy; No: p eeesst Optiont
market was outlet and id
TENDER closed at sshc:: December 5sssc Oats h:
sst ms5afs easy m1Se 9a. sssse Lard
Easy. Western steamed. 81. Us septen,ber:ax i.55
ss'na 1fSse cfa',nsnf
common TO good, se.S. Turpentine- );
TSs ,,ssss ier ssss f ss
Vance OF 5 points and Wa finally steady a an
susareRaw. arn; fair refining sse: centrl.
fusal % TEST. 45-lec; tnolasses sugar
Bu;ter-steadyl and unchanged. Cheese.
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and sun-
changed. 3 & ", :.
seysand Southern ,:c5a 10 Jerss,, sweets sseg
- fancy hnn,aplekedl;E .,
Long Island and Jersey. per 400 SO ip2 per
barrel. nc. gsl,0o. Cotton-By steam 10 Liver l'As
pool. lsc. E5 e
CHICAGO. I'LL, Sept. 15.-snow n the
Canadian mort west anu n rcffOftcuy uecTfdrts
in the local Russian crop were consnicuous
market upward. At the close the December
option showed u gain of Is q &c: sorn Us down
&c; oats are on ,44 &c.; provisions are steady.
The leading futures IA nged as follows:
Open. High Low. Close lose.
SsBt { |s}s! LIZ 11r Is
4es III iss iis LIE e,
8 81 III Ei:..'
sept. slls az: 81
Dec ........:..... 80 ~ -: SS::tI
May % ~ -. ~; 1913 sp's s' Z.
] 81; 5 5ssg 1 1sEs ' i2is
Ian. III 47,i1s l.s 7,l71:
SHORT II BS-Per 100 lbs. l , .
Sss ::::: s ssI;s s ss7I 81 a. $50 s
Cast, quotations were as Is !! 9a
3sl.l7al.1S No. red. sl.l591.17st Noss corn;
5sitc.: No /. yellow. i;4A Q55c. No. 2 oats, 81
3lixc.; No. y white. sG33st Is NO, So whltnr
sex GeSsHsc. No. rye. s74,sc. Good feeding bar.
fa!r 70 choice mating ts 4 H 81
Mess pork, per barrel. $40. 75gho IS; lard. per
III pounds, S7Qp7. o21ss; short ribs sides Ilo1seS,
ST. 25 short clear sides boxed SIG o.
.Wh1skey, . basis OF high wines. SIZES clover.
contract grade. Sll. 70a1l.so. Buttsr-s \.
Firm al mark cases inc dded, 14a17Ac.; nrsts.
c liz Ell at att s6sc.
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NEW uRLENAs, IA., Sept; la.-GorTo q -.
s,sSo bales, including 1850 10 arrlye Quota:

Futures opened steady Of a decline Of iaa
points Later In The morning prless were I les
II ppouts lowe. than h. highest Levels reached
IN he earlier hours The bears said The lower
ineilt az Cotton as We'll as much better reports
from from the country containing The crop. BY;
The bulls said tho deGns was hat.a na sd IT,
Texas tempsrnturese were too Low ~ ,t ether
Hurricane had visited the Atlantis coast eyer
night These wers bn,l!s!l featul hut illus
appeared not to be fpr the hn,.s 70 gas
opened points down q. 70 rs sold yp to 20 y
ana anally down 70 1871, The market closed
Cotton futures quiet: septeplhsr, 1oata 70 IS;
oeloScr, ID, Yl1lo.ss; Novniber, 10 egg lost psr
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cemter, 10. ee0lo27; January, 10 3ta .3e; Feb
1lary 10.37dloao; March. 104fd 10. IS. ,t,, -
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IA CINCINNATI. y O., Sept. HoGs-Ac,lvc.
Butchers. ss.lo@s15; common sia5 90. Cattle
Strong fair to good shippers. 81 10Gl LOO COM
mon, n sea-. so, dat fShecp-Steady at $1G3. ~.
Lambs-Stcady 10 strong at So. 50G6. 90. a
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sAL,ss:.

1900 a. c.. L., com ...............
24910 AmaIgainated Cupper $3.50.
1900 Amer, Car and Foundry....
1900 Amer. Cotton oil..........
Amer. Snuff ..................
Amer. Snuff, pfd.a........
200 Amer, Can .................
1900 Amor. Can. pfd..............
1880 Amer. Locomotive, COM.
900 Amor. Locomotive. pfd,...
1900 Amer. Sugar .:.,............
30iO0 A., Il. and s. Fe com......
2iD Al, Il. and S. Fe, pfd......
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.........
1ll00 Brookiyn RAPID, Trnnsit..u
400 Canada Southern ..,....".
300 Canadian Pacific ..t.....,,.
1900 Cl,esa peakc and Ohio.....
1900 CHI, GREAT {NYcsteril.....,..
1880 Chi, Mil and S.aP..........
eli00 t,olu. Fuel and loi1........
1900 Colo. SOUTHERN com, .......
7o0 Colo, Southern, LIST .pfd $40.
100 COLO. Southern. "a pfd. ~.
100 c.lev., Gins CHI. and 8. l.
500 Cont 'roba eco. pfd.......,
200 Consolidated CPS ............
400 Delaware and iudson......
800 Del, Lack and West.......
GDJO0 Eric, com. ...... .,.s .,t......
$500 Erie, Isl pfd
200 Erie. I'd pfd 100000.
400 General Electric ..........s.
7400 Illinois Central .....,,..;,::...
400 Louisville and NASHVILLE.
100 Mnnliattarl...... ,;.... .....
$500 Metro. Street Railway...s,.
3 100 Mexican Central ...........
800 Mo. Kan. and Tex. cdnl..
4 $500 Mo, Kan. and Tex pfd..
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southeastern Nebraska are corning int ~,
Chicago. All say IL I'm possp2lo3t 's y -
I I he damage for several days. 5tEl
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/ RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept. 10. 1905;

Il Virginia ctnturics-s,Wo at ?Sfs 20, a: ss's's.
Seaboard Air Linz comnlon-7 at Il!
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-i'o
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. l5-sEow In the
iCanad Ian northwest ana 2 reported decrease
in the local Russian crop were conspicuous
among the causes to-day that turned the wheat
market upward At the close the December
optons showed n gain of 1ssIrsc.: sornSis down
&c; oats ard on ,aa&c.; provisions are steady.
The Heading futures! ranged as follows:
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NEW 80 Il, Sept --B r. Y isceiptss
Sl.02S head, Feeling trlas Arm. calYes-Rs,
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tho sub-treasury. tho sum OF $3.50, 600 10
New Orleans, and received seq, 900 from
San Francisco thrO ugh the Same medium.
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The break Of three points In Colorado,
Fuel and Iron attracted very e little ntten.t
III was said that a small pool had been
formed several weeks ago 10 advance the
stock. Tho floating supply Of the stock Is
In bidding up the price. AS soon as the
pool started to take profits today. how
Il MAS wa fee
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Pennsylvania wa S again tho leader OF
wered ealtS in up to lss I'D. There was
no doubt that the operations in 1t We're
Of pool character, 1t was sa d to be
to no The stock remained ut tho high.
est price for9an hour after the rest OF!
tho market had reacted. and finally gave
way under tho pressure of the general
selling,
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IL So far as the Rock Island Company is
concerned, there Is not. the least intell-
ton OF listing Rock II land stocks In
London. No application has been made
for Is being epared, 81; 53{ :
Reports Of heavy frost In eastern and
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Directors OF American Locomotive havo
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of ope'and threc-quarters per cent.son tho
preferred stock.
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Louisville and Nashville to some extent
fulfilled the promise Of ,lFmovement cur
c ON my On a purchase &c Of ZOO shares,
made It sell as high as possible.
The strength Of Louisville and Nash
ports e,t that the dividend, at the next
seml-annua dividend meeting. Would he
increased to six per cent i8
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Richmond:. olinto5 Blanchln. to- Paul
Cary Street, 145 feet east Of short Street,
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Octobers4th was fixed as the time fol
hearing contractors on plans and specific
cations, and the bids will :tb b, advertised
#forss with .the View - o. get ting the work
started this winter. Il, IS hoped by the
", ,,ihorsfE hi II will ne completed With
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/, r.,.aylfo the r,oparc,,.,, -: .,rni-s
thrr.. Mr.. Hardin say..
understand ,rat III. rc,uhli.on
,.ucrs urr IRVINE ia ,o,k. roG;t,c,I
i..,,.. 80 th. ,no,,.- I'll 80, .,,,,.I,.
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,o.J,. the. n..t ziovipr. had nn+;..
CHARGE of the ,,,riryl,uraI cyhu,t o.
Mr. Yerng,,r had prrrnav rI,..n ~
bay.. charge Of The ,rinrrnl ,o.,in,.
II. bul rh.,rye of all tI,o r,,,,,.,. and
WEE ON Il spI.ry wljl, M, = ccr, mss.
cd tbrou IN nay l. .uds rxrcn. y.,,nr {
poi money from, Lim for r,.,p,or j.i.t.
incurred nnI on Il showing 81 ,,-,ncr
y,.urhcrs -, uar,,a Ion, s,o-,. .Lor,
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affairs aud the republicans Tor foreign
Il !grcrsion and cxtravnaaucc. lIr con.
cudcd by tulrmiucrug Hon. VIM. T..
Smylhc.
Mr.. Smytlr begun hy euyir2 lint lr
VIVA not tho father 0f irrigation ~ ig
sometime siatcd, tie nad canyassCd
Utah. Montana aud C0lnrado for the
National ticket aud tint the two latter
were certainly dcmortniic md that
Utah would br il the Mormon church
kept its handp oil. Irrigation wne now
u national issue and the democratic
party wna ichILS it's bnttloe. Iln told
Of an interview with President ioose.
volt on irrigation IN which tho prrsilcn,
listened patiently and then nskcd hm
il i, wOs not strange that democrat
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Elko, Nevada. Friday, November + 1904.

parhar surr"r.cd Bryan and con,rjb.
utrd 6" las campaign fund. The people
must choose between the tolerant OPP.
pon"n; of silver aud its irIolerant en-
cm!. lie said the goverpmen; was
gradually changing from q republic to
an empire and appealed to those
present To stand by the republic,
Mr.. Ncwlnds, Notwithstanding n e
uncomfoGtabic condition of the hall,
waa nttentiveIy listened TO and IRE.
qucntly gpllawGcd.
lis speech c.osed the meeting and
the audience di-pcrsoL tor warmer
quarters. In :hr quality Of the
speeches, the meeting was success. o.
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IA" d"m"rrntic meeting nj freeman
'l"'I Monday nigh, was not up we'll
At'"rdch m il should hnyc been, hut
'"o" present woro amply rcpnid for the
".S'"n'"tt they suffered on account
W ,ho uncomfortable condition uf the
hall
'"hn Henderson,. chairman ~ the
county COMMITTEES, called the meeting to
order aud named Chnrlcs Il. Icndcf.
-" w chairman. In taking tho chair
wv 'hll"d attention to tho cinims u the
''"'' n" "rntore that everything good
''"''h from the rcpublirnns and
-, '''h'hR bad frOr the dcmucrn's.
'o democratic mrDy stood Tor home
"''o'opincnt nud economy in public
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Tho funeral OF tho late Miss Maud L.
Taylor took place from the fumiIy res
iicncc at . o'clock lhls afternoon. Rev.
George II. Greenfield uificiutcd und
spoke words OF consolation aud hope
to the bcrcavca fumily. the choir
rendered few touching selections at
the house and grave.
At thc conclusion OF the Ecryiccn at
the house, the rcmnins. followed 10y
many friends Of the borcuycd family.
wore taken to the Knights Of Pythius
cemetery and laid away.
May her sl"cp Uc us peaceful as an
infants pIuuhcr.
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Volume 80.

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about :" be- nominated y! aor'tmh'i""'
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siderable uhraHInr~H rrEhring me
Congressional Nomination. y" ore
was III -i-hl Nh" WAS '"h'i 'r'r' ""'o
10 Nlh or "h" WIS "''p'"u'' '' the
convention and l'"nIiy s'mc"n' r"S-
Gest'd That b"F'IHo run Tor C'hI''@''
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THE REPUBLICANS
AND II. F. BARTINE
The Editor of the Carson Appeal Quotes History
in which the Inconsistency of the Rcpl1b-
lcan Fight Against The Champion
of S-hour Law is made Plain


them, h" demolished his opponent and
beat him b. o'rr !, 200 unjp:ity.
|" the mex, campaign he was again
offered the JulGc-hir h! tine Erpu b..
hrhn party, "Hi again he same state
II Affairs Prry.I."i rs confronted the
party two years before Cassidy wGs
NOT alter tn" D'm"cra'ic noUinnIur
"hH WNI"n' in "!p" ont 'nr record
81 defeat III The ham" "i Ba!tiur.
M'hh" lnI" tuiine h"n made gr!'m.
d!i record III Congress md ut onre
Dc9"iir r''"E"'"'d Hs "He ~ tie mos;
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l'!N'H" ~ tic HfLI states wnS too vulu-
able to drink. lie had always been Il
sHemd ui Nevada ana had shocked east
crn audiences by telling them that
Nevada WAS Il grc Il state. Irrigation
was Il ncw principle III American states.
r'.an=AiP. II t:sr government couid
reclaim It's arid md, it could own
and operate transportation lines aud
orEgniZe the people into cooperative
'sociduous.
Issues wcsr bora of events. Tho
si!vcI issue was the Product 81 hard
timc', debts rnd speculation. 80
tariff leg lalatiuu wGA possible during
the term ui the next president Us the
senate was now controlled 10y the friends
of sEocIal intcrca.s the s"uurc must
hr rrformci before there could be any
r"'!a,un al III" tariff law.
EDo#rvc!t w"s the incarnation 81 the
war spirit. He believed in the imperial
policy oi Europe. Parker stcoI for
building up tHr republic and mu;Iug
Uo-ar- Tor IL people instead u! rxp.oI-
nay colonies I,"ul miir= from uur sauge-.
The triumph Il ,Ho m!i;ury idea would
rui oil the u!.cus5Iou %! economic qu.s.
il"us ;o7 years. l.r spoke Of The com.
"cfc.AImm Of Tia" age and likrM-d the
dollar to JciTgira and humanity 20 JauK
81 nru- iI,.s,il, ,a.. Inn. .,.,,.,i ...r,n
wnrn humanity ,,uII l.,,l n,,. rur1
on =. s.,r,r ,,l.vr. .y......,,,.r,,...,,.J ,,,.
o.H,r ON its ia.y nnJ tle a,j.or w,r,!
g "o"n and out. iIc w"nii moi m!a'
F"p.r~''"t krn-@E".t Tor hr sin .crrly
believe! that he rcyfcrnn.cI Tie Mill
uiT! ideas OF Europe. Andrew -.
" '"'" hnl S"ii !hai k1'7eY"it "nH "s
m"'H Ike Emperor "Ii,ihm "i Germany
'''; : 80; i''Fiit'i' t'r "a" American to he
"l'i 'h'' EinPrFnE !4Ihm WAS H9 much
hN' Roosevelt AS 1t was possible Tor "A
N''' ''''" l" o''
10th believed ia great nrniC3 uud
raEIc5. lie quoted from Gov. Blacks
spcach ut the Chicago convention III
proof OF the assertion that Roosevelt
WIS the incarnation al the war sIIrIt
E"os"vrII called all who disagreed
WIN hi7 hiIlAAry IDEAS, cravCus nud
e"""ruS. He loved war instead OF pcac"
IHr prosperity of the country was
not due to republican policies. but To-
long years OF peace. Tho wOrl, Of home
development mad only begun in the
We {. Ia the country west OF tie
Missouri river there were Only three
people To- the square mile, while in the
the Philippine isl miS there were twenty.
The Philip, Zines might ba all righi for
the ri.lir;uOs, hTt there WIS NO place
like America for Americans. Uncle
sam wnJ rich. but not rich enough
to built up the republic, ana exploit
colonies across the 'oa at the same time.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Deposits will be received in sums
from One Dollar up and put at interest
or the first lay of the following month.
The rate of interest wril be fixed by the
directors after this year, but for this
year FOUR per cent. per annum is
guaranteed. 4 bank bool; is given
each dcpOsitor.
Deposits sent By mail bwilI receive
prompt attention.
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WARNING!

AL Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. ANY and oil persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
cd to the full extent Of the
law.
Reinhart Co.
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BORN.

iurHETroHD-In EIko, Nevada, October
30, 1904, TO the wIfc of Harvey Ruth.
orioid, son.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
YOUR CHANCE
Here Is an Opportunity of a
 Life Time

A new horseshoe lunch counter and four new boxes have been added to the Board of Trade restaurant. A plate glass front and faimily entrance have been put in and all is now in first-claSS shape. Heating stoves and a cash reg is'er will go with the lease in addition 10 the furniture and property hereto fore advertised.
 Remember, this property goes at S25 per month on a two or three-year lease.
 This rental includes both floors of the building, the chicken house and yard, store room, ice boxes, large and small, French range and some kitchen furni- ture. dining room furniture, including tables, chairs, S7O0 worth of dishes and linen, and many other accessories.
 The dining room floor is covered with linoleum aud the upper floor, witch would make excellent living apart ments, is carpeted.
 If the range is too large, another to suit the tenant will be put in.
 Write or call on Lee Guthrie. Inc Skagway, Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
Could Not be Better

The uniform success of Chamberl ,in's Colic, Cholera and D,arrhl ca Remedy has won for it a wide reputation and many people throughout the country will agree with Mir. Chas. w. Matiison, of Milford, Va, who says, IL works Ike magic, and is the best preparation know of IL couldn't be any better" He had serious attack ofdysentery and was ad- vised- to try a bottle Ot this remedy, which be did, with the result that i'm mediate chef was obtained. For sale by Kelly Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
MANY JOIN
Trm N " M,mb Is Added to
 Chamber Roll

The Skagway chamber of commerce Is growing with leaps and bounds, Ten new names were added to the roll of membership last night and there are more who contemplate joining. The new members who were elected last night are Ii. D. khmSt, II Barlhel, Tony DorterO, L. A. HarriSOl, q. H. Royal. k. A. Carroll, w. u. Joy. harles Nye, George R. Dedman and Fl. D Clark.
 There was a good attendance at the regular meeting of the chamber last night, and many matters of impOr- tance 10 :he people of this place were considered.
 The matter of getting the steamers to leave Sksgway at 10 o'clock in the evening instead of at an earlier hour was discussed and the committee, pre- viOusly appointed to act iu the matter, Fl B. Ls kevre, John w. Troy and Fl. Fl Draper, was continued
 The chamber also discussed the mat ter of closer commercial relations be- tween th,s city and Portland
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
CXDIANS KILL MUCH
 CAME Al DYtA

The Chilkat Indians who have been hunting, fishing and trapping at Dyea and vicinity this fall are more than sat- isied with the result of their efforts. In week they killed more than 20 sheep and half that many bear, besides they have caught more than a suttic:- ent quantity of fish to supply them for the season. One Of.the Indians captur- cd six sheep in a day; another took four into camp and yet another three. Three bear were caught one day last week in traps
 The Indian huntes returned from Dyes Monday. There were 10 of them, besides the women. ChilkoOt Jack was among them, and he is highly elat6d over the trip.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
New Music at Pack Train

The Pack Train saloon has just re- ceived 50 new records for its excellent photograph and the largest horn that ever came to Alaska. There will be a grand concert at that place tonight. The latest songs and the latest instru- mental selections will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
CIsAry RiOhsr Than EidOradO

According to the Fairbanks News, recent received, it is believed that Cleary creek in the Panama district Is richer than was EldOrado in the Klon- fiike. The claims on that creek are all turning out very rich. A recent clean up % that creek yielded s4, LOO for seven f Ien in 4l hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
Notice

During the summer months will sell bread at 5 cents a loaf and all other pastries in proportion. We use the best material and a competent baker is in charge. Give us call and be con- vinced. The Vienna Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20
Ire, Concert Daily

A free concert is given.st the Mascot saloon every afternoon and evening. All the latest songs and airs. It is worth hearing.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20

Pennsylvania anthracite (S3 per cent, carbou), finest coal in the world, S2. D per sack of POO pounds, delivered. Shaw x Johnson, Moore wharf. lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-20

Is your washing saTltactoryY Ire your clothes tornY If no or yes, try the Skagwsy Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied. 320