6ENEK1L LEOV&r!? *003, C-.IEF 0r hRMY STAFF.
D
i ->n cr nt 'telp re-mem lieriry: '.hat
?^e Spanish .\n?er
Jeners Wo.nl has been la the
<err>i-e? arains: tbe Apaobe In
n. - ?*? tienora" Ijiwi ~>n. t ' le>1 In
irmp*- rm rrreda" of hon>r r?e
??? t< <h! t!v rme fichtinf spirit
I: r._v Rifer raplmnt whk-h
- : S. ?; J-rr. hf!l Wbor. Theodore
-?. m.- : -v~;.lont be took occasion to
: t?. that W<v?.l is In Prst plufe at
W ooJ ^a* "made pood" by
FV* S.V * lkdJwo?*
cook*: :?. u tfe* N** Horn*
f wtasrv; a Av?_ la* oTT oT
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el infix: to cue:
Havana c:>- ?ks.
i '?" rust reoe"'i'*c frvn '%?* ?*>>
torr ?t T*~ T^k, Fi*. I? jv? *Tist th?
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GRA.NO reduction of stock
SALfc
Tb* Pack Trala to cow ?eUln*
v-1^ tot of Good Good* at r?luc
pri u they are (reft! 11# loo < 1
u- to.c *nc neH a: ? prcTX Yoora,
tt H?nnfcx i>uta
For Kent or Sa:? C-h?ap. ? A aioa
rvvm !:ou?. Apply at Daily Alas
Van ofBc*.
A f M n*ifci li wiiff ir t drink is
t'r<- r '( wholefood beer made from ,
v -rtrt.r^: waters of Tnmwat^r
r.:.d tie very N^s-t bar';ey mail
; -t Ui* right proportion of
ttvwx bcps. Brewed as on- .
t'r f 0.y~- ?? Brewing compare car.
- n> at the : v< arc of Trade
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SWEETHEARTS OF
MIDDIES LIMITED
ANNAPOLIS. Maryland. Oct 2S?
The academic bound <4 the naval aea
emy ha.? taken upon Itself the duty
of -ecu latin* the number of irweet
h?arte e*ch mtdshlvfnan shall call Ms
own.
Word ?ns passed to the brigade
that each member would be allowed
to take three young ladies to the
series of hop* this winter and no
more The news caused great hilar
ity among the inkMUpmcn. and in
some cases oowfcernattott. Heretofore
<s*ch midshipman has been at liberty
to take as many different girls under
hfcp wing as he likvd. Some never
seen with the same young lady
twice.
It is rumored that an order pro
hibiting flirting or "the ogling of
ctrls" within the limits of the acad
emy is to follow. Ttiis wiH also
eause treat hardship among the mM
di>* Ogling Is a favorite pastime
Sunday afternoon
The order relating to three-and-no
nave voting Indies, whose station hi
<-* utj it is said. rntsC bo known to
the officers or the members of the
hop committee. wa* Vowght about by
the recent case of Miss Mary Beers,
"anehter of the Y?jo professor, who
was asked to leave the floor of the
gymnasium because she was in the
home of one of the officers here in
the- a parity of nursery governess.
OWNERS IN DESPAIR BECAUSE
OF EXACTIONS OF UNIONS
READY FOR STRUGGLE
CHICAGO. Oct J6 ? A prediction of
industrial warfare and dissolution of
organised ooal mining next spring wa
; ...? .':e b> D W. Kuhn of Pittsburgh,
n a parer read by J. W. Wardrop. of
Pittsburgh. at the American Mining
Congress here The J>aper said
' For the past four years the coal op
erator has met every condition the
??mm try <**jgfct to put on him. and
he has failed The losses from opera
tions ear. not be continued longer and
the crisis is at hand.
In my opinion, nert spring, at the
period of the wage set Dement with
th- miners all over the country, there
n il begin one of the worw industrial
w-arfares this country has ev<w wit
nessed
"We will have a feast of competi
tor The consumers of fuel wiH com
pe?e *ith one another for coM when
there Is no coal to be bad The min
er will compete with the operator,
pitting his stomach against the endur
anoe of the operator ? an endurance o
iespair.
And if it does oome, the blame.
Uv vengeful blame of the people, mill
!>e placed where It belong* ? on the
Government and the weakling coal
perators. for the blind and lndiffer
nt course of the one and lrre<>c>l?rte
weakness of the other."
Throe Net of ? Kind.
Sir Henry Maine's famous politl^ai
dlncnosls 1# worth quoting. T^e king
of England relgna. but does not gov
ern. The president of the United
States governs. but does net reign.
The president of France neither -reigns
nor gowns.? Boston Herald.
New Way* of Serving Old Dishes.
Tbe clever hostess can always sho\C
her Iricennlty by a touch of novelty In
the ?orrinc of pom*1 of the time hon
ored courses at her dinner. Raw oys
ters. for Instance, produce * very orle
Irnl effect when served with maple
syrup or whipped cream.
A very palatable fish podding may
be prepnrol by mixing tbe finely
chopped flsh with sugar. raisins awl a
bit of vanilla extract serving cold with
a custard sauce.
, A delicious dessert is onion Jelly with
caviar sandwiches and maraschino
cherries Try It? Judges Library.
Classified.
"Ton say yon are your wife's thlnl
husband?" said one man to another
>luring a talk.
"No. 1 am bee fourth husband." was
the reply.
"Heavens, manf said the first speak
er. "You are not a husband? you're a
Duty Don*.
Tbe pleasure a man of honor enjoys
j !n the consciousness of having per
formed his duty Is a reward he pays
himself for all bla pains.? La Bruyere.
Look Pleasant, Plea*#!
Senior to rbotographer? Which war
shall I turn my eye? Photographer?
Toward that sign, please. (Sign reads.
"Terms Casta.'V-OoraeU "Widow.
Sometimes a noble failure serves tbe
world as faithfully as a distinguished
success.
Nothing to It.
"Is the scenery beautiful on tbe oth
er side of tbe mountain?"
"Naw! Taint nothln" but tree* an"
rocks u bUtberln' waterfall*."
A Compromise
B? ELMER ^tNTVFORTH
Ooprrt?ht by Anwimi ri cu Aim
r'l*tton. 1?11
Rot i Bracked, a ton* bachelor, needed
*?>me article* with which lo deconrte
tots room He Inquired of n lady friend
whore sncb thing* were to l>e bad. nod
?be i*TininipmWI the Woman's Et
change Bob Kent there ami made bin
potv bases
Tbe same evening or retnrr.'? ; from
business be fonod I hero al' In his
room Opening the package, be pot a
bureau K^arf In Its place, a centerpiece
on his table under bis reading lamp
and a wanted roowebotr <t-.? on hla
dresser. Then he wit dc n In his
cssv chair and surveyed tb- scene.
"B.t Jore." he eiclalt e.1. "one
wot) Id think a woman ha ! done It
all! What a feminine api*'r*nce the
room has! There's ererytt 'ng a wo
man would provide? that s. every
thing except plllowshams Pillow
shams HI nerer bare. They're well
named They're a simm '-(deed? put
on In the morning to kx.k prvtty. taken
off at night folded up and laid where
they won't he stepped on Of all the
confounded feminine non-?c3se I ever
heard of plllowsliams are tae worst
If ever I'm married there'.- <>ne thins
my wife shall never Indulge la or force
roe to Indulge in? plllowshems. Con
fonnd them!
Bob went to bed leaving a 1re bnrn
tng In the grate that IllnrolTiafed hla
room and lay awake enjoylug hla new
ly acquired decorations.
"I can almost fancy myself mar
ried." he ?ald. "and a nl-e little girl
keeping bonse In thla very room with
me. It'a one of a suit, and 1 could
have the whole. Jost think of com
tng home for dinner Instead of atop
ping at a cheap restaurant, finding
wlfey at the door re:>dj to throw her
arms around my neck: dinner ready;
with my arm around her waist w, go
into the dining room and white we eat
talk over what has passed dnrlng the
day.
"Pinner finished, we go Into the ltw
lng room. I light a cigar, we read and
chat, and so spend tbe evening.
"Good gracious!" be exclaimed "I've
forgotten to pnt a handkerchief In my
nightshirt pocket."
He got out of bed and went to the
bnrean where be had left his moncholr
case and felt for a handkerchief. The
site he used at night was on the bot- I
torn of the pile, and with It he pnlled
out a slip of paper, which floated to
the floor Picking It np. he took It to
the fireplace and saw by tbe light
something written on 't In a feminine
hand It read;
If my work falls Into the hand* of a
baoheVv this I* to Infom: h m that slnrt*
b'rseedness and making my 'tvlnr at *uch
work an thl* don't ?ol? m. Man- tare
la the natural lot of bet h f iw and I
don't see why a woman shouldn't w*k a
husband as well as a man se?k a wife 1
am twenty years old. bar* a ptltble dts
po?'tlon and believe that the husband '
should lead, having his own way In every
thing Ml.?s Williamson of the Woman'* j
Fxchange ha* try address I hare author
tied her to give It to any gentlemanlike
, young man who call* for It.
"Wei!, now. I like that!" exclaimed
Boh. "What a lot of prartieal sense
in it: And she'll let her husband hare
his own win aboot everything: Splen
did: If fnie throw* us together tbrre'a
one th'nc there'll be no trouble about?
the pillowshams. She can have her
; own way about everything else."
Boh went to sleep dreaming of how
the place would look If something came
of this sli,> of paper and the very :
j next day went again to the Woman * !
Kxchange for a feminine article with
a eoul. n body, and a living body at
j that.
Three months from that date Bob J
' Bracken and I.ouise Hnrwood. a very
, lovely girl? at least Bob thought she
j was? were married and went to live
1n his room till the other rooms in
j the suit became vacant and they con Id
rent the whole. After a short wed
ding trip they returned to the apart
ment. nnd the bride began to survey
it with a critical eye.
?'Wouldn't you think." asked Bob.
"that a woman had tiled It up7"
"Well. yes. so far as It goes"
?'What's wanting?"
"Well, some carta Ina to tbe win
dows for one thing "
?"Thnt's so. I never thought of them.
What else?"
"Those ptllowa should be covered."
"With whatr
??Shams."
"lionise." said the husband, squaring
himself. 'If there'a any one thing I
always detested If* pollowahams No
pillowshants for me, thank too."
"Rot you wouldn't have tbe pillows
perfect I v bare, would you T (
"Put on cases of the finest bruiwela
bice If yon like, but when yoo g?H 'em
on keep 'em on. 1 don't propose to
take a sham off my pillow every night,
fold It up and put it somewhere."
-I'll do ail that"
"Nofcodyll do it I've sworn no
shares shall be on my bed."
After six months' squabbling over
the piliowshama and a frequent re
minder to tbe wife that be ahonld
have his own wa / tn everything he
proposed a compromise. Fie was pro
ceeding to propose some kind of a
pll'owcase thnt would look well, but
would not be Injured by being used to
j lay one's head on But before be
could do so his wife Interrupted him.
; toying:
"All right Well compromise."
"Welir ?aid the husband Inquiring
ill
"Wei! compromise on ptHowrtwn*,"
There was a pause, after which tha
husband temnrkedL "1 give tt up."
Slill Alii
The Folio win* Statement Should
Form Conclusive Proof of Merit
to Every A laekae
Reader.
CouM any strongs proof of the me
K of any remedy be desired than the
*tMement? of fh.teful endorsers who
*y their confidence ha* been undi
miniahed by lapse of time? That* .
are the kind of *tat?ment? that are
appearing constantly in your local pa
per for Doans Kidney Pills. They are
twice told and confirmed with new
enthuaiasnj. Can any reader doubt
the following? It's from a resident of
Lbla locality.
Mrs. Jennie Kreba, S2J U St., Sac
ramocVi, Cal.. says: "I continue to
advise the uae of IVmn's Kidney ilia
?t every opportunity, for my high opi
ion of thla remedy baa in no way lea
rned since 1 gave my former t?iU
monial in ISO?. I waa affHc<ed with
kidney trouble and obtained do poa
itlve relief until I liaed lv*n'a KMne
*lHa. This preparation toned wp my
kidneys and after that waa done, the
iric acid in my system waa removed,
together wKh the difficulties caused
by weak kidneys. I have never foun
it necessary to take any kidney raed- ?
iclne since then."'
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllbnra Co., Luffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed 8tatea.
Remember the nams? Doan's ? and
take no other.
ihere' Vqor Md
\ticnulh
in every drop
Cc Mr rx rs -
tuttia wm.
e<*OrS8l'ON*L C??'
Att?Cf??jr?
ROYAL A. OUNNlSON
AtUm?)r AVKw
P O Rot 1 Juno*-!, Aim*
H. 1. IE rKVftt
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CommUftoner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
4twv?r. Aiaaka
DwflUaU
DR. L. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Mod an Metboda
Open K*?nln*E.
Cffioe Honrs : HI a. m 14 p. m.
Ajaakan Hulldlnf , Broad war
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Older* by mail or rable will r
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oa requaat
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ENOIN1ER
U. S. Deputy Land and Mlnara.
? ; Surveyor
PoDey Rid* Maine*. Alaj>*?
Music Taaehan.
MIM M. O. MIHOtHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
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Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
CATARRH
tho
BLADDER
and all
Discharps I*
24 HOURS
Fresh Oyster# on half soell or Skag
way spring chicken at the Pa<*k Train
Restaurant
GOOO CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Win let oat on lay *oo3 ground on
Spruce Creek all opened up and read
to work. Fine opportunity for a
number of men to get oi?t a rich win
ter dump. For particulars apply at
Alaskan office
When in SKagway Stop at the
ullen House
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40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals.
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PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't send out of town for your work. Let us quote
you prices show you samples of stock, and do your work
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