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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30

Yakima apples bring on the same mar.
etg--Post- -mtelligencer Thirty cents;
they look like II,
The general Synod OF the Reformed
church In America struck out OF It's
marriage service the obey promise
of the bride. A dead letter law were
better repealed,
A Kansas paper says; THE reason
hired girls are 80 scarce Is because
they can make more money writing
for magazines, We never suspected
that was what allied the literary quality
of the magazines,
The newspaper which advises Amer
lean anarchists to so to Russia Is In
excusably ignorant. There Is no such
thing rs an American anarchist.
-
\ kochester, n, T., corpse arose anu
licked the would-be emhalmer. First
recorded instance of playing even with
an undertaken.
Robert Harper OF Minneapolis, who
was born in I79S, has become alarmed
at the germ theory recently SO mu h
discussed by scientists and fears t,at
he has devoured too many noxious
baccilli during the ioS years OF his
existence to assure him OF continu.
ance Of the perfect health he mas en-
joyed through life, He sorrowfully ad-
mits that he cannot now change his
habits OF life 40 to abstain from eating
certain foods such rs oysters, that are
said to be deleterious TO health.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30
DREAD D!o.I,-,l OF
RRiujNANI1 Y

/ am compelled by a sense Of gratitude
to tell you the great good your remedy
has done u1e ia case OF Contagious Blood
Poison. Among other symptoms was se,
verely aft .cted with Rheumatism, and got
almost past going. The disease got firm
hold upon my system; my blood was thor.
oughly poisoned with the virus. / lost in
weight, was run down, had sore throat,
eruptions, splotches and other evidences
of the disease. was truly in bad shape
when began the use Of S. S. S., but the
persistent use Of it brought me out Of my
trouble safe and sound and I have the
courage to publicly testify to the virtues Of
your great blood remedy, S. S. S., and to
recommend it to all blood.poison suffer
srs, sincerely believing if il is taken &C.
cording to directions, and given fair
trial, II will thoroughly eliminate every
particle of the virus. JAMES CURRAN.
Stark Hotel, Greensburg, Pa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
Epitone of Anecdotes and Incidents
With Comments BY a Layman.

Epitome of Anecdotes and Incidents
With Comments BY = Laymsn.
Come to think Of 1t, 1t is a little hard
on the democrats to have gambling
closed down and a religious revival on
top Of it.
II worse comes to worse Chief Hal
lock has clam ranch to fall back on.
You can't keep a good man DOWN.
The new spring shapes show that #
will not be food form for the ladies' TO
have their Easter hats on straight.
Mrs. Chadwick's doom was sealed
from the moment the loan sharks
found she was willing to pay usurious
rates.
Andrew Carnegie is said to be pay,
ing fabulous prices for rare fossils.
There are few in Astoria to be had
Hood River, Ore. pipins have recent
ly sold in London for 22s Cd per box,
s54S. On that basis what would our
brilliantly colored large wenatchee or
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30

Painful swellings in the groins, red erup'
lions upon the skin, sores in the mouth
and loss Of hair and eyebrows, are some Of
he symptoms Of this vile disease. S. S. s.
. an antidote for the awful virus that
attacks and destroys even the bones.
5. S. S. contains no Mercury, Potash or
other mineral ingredient. We offer 81 600
Tor proof that 1t is not absolutely veget-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30

For something nice for breakfast
try our cream rolled oats. free from
1inty or imperfect grains. We have
nothing but the best, Only . cents
per pound. .... ........
=. -.....-. ASTORIA GROCERY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30

Entered at the pestoffice at Astoria.
Oregon as secend-class matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-30

By mail. per year, in advance 81 90
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Boat To port!aud.

Portland will have Il new steam ship plying between th.:, ci,v ard Valdez within the cu.iiae year. says the Orrgonian. ii the plans ui the Alaska Amalgama'cd Copper Company. recently iHgorl rra,cl ny Portland! men. .work o.,, aS now intended Several o' the h,uyic-l business men ui Po,ilaDd have re- gently incorporated the Alaska Amalgarna:ed Copper CunIa:. under the laws of Washington. The capital stuck of hc new company l. Fl .250 0J0. oi which the largest part is htld in Portland.
 The propertv owned ny the com panv is located 1i5 miles inland from Valdez, and shows surface vein of 63 per cent. copper 225o icrt in length aud $ feet in width. Estimating the average dc,,h oi the vein io he 10 feet. there k now Tl2,00O GoO worlh of ore in sieh..
 The new ompauy will lceiu at once to prepare io open Ii, hc.d- lhgs, and as soon as Il is ready ic -hp ore expects to provide a ~.camcr to transport ihe product io Portland for shipment to the iast.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Will psve.oo l.atouc.e aiinc.

The properly oi tEc l.a.ouchr is'aui Copper Mining Co. L.d.. consisting uf :0 aiaims, on the east side oi Lniouche i~lanl. i~ about io hc opened ,.p ly English cali- tai. The claims cccl,rv irou.auc ol iour miles along tide water. ~;,h 'l'roc leads ,howing up along The entire di~'anrc. and varying in width from \ ,o 2n feet. tho ere averaging from %4 to I. per cert correr.
 Jaue~ X. WnrliI,v. presidcn, ai the company. win men and sup plies. arrived on the Bcrrl,a Tues day might and contributed dircc; to latourie. where development will he started un T large >calo. Mir. Murphy comes direct from New York. where lar closed deal with London capitalists. in which they decided to spend. if necessary. one hundred thousand dollars to de- vclop the rninc. Win this sum at his disposal it is safe to state that within T year Mr. Murphy will add another shipping mine Ia the iist now growing in Prince Wil- liam Sound.
 Col. ". T Sutherland. who has sa successfully opened the mines of Inc Silver Bow Basin at Juneau, is at the head oi this English sym dicate, and none better could be found. Knowing the country and conditions as well as he does. and having strong financial backing hi,; advent in,o this section means "a great dead for Prince William sound.
 In the spring machinery will hc installed, and all up-io-ittr meth ods employed. In the meantime, while the leads are being exploited. all preparations will be made fot The installation of the plant.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
A1aslSans At Capital

Among the AIaskans in Wash ineton, the P.-I. correspondent mentions the following:
 "lIenry BralnohcI, the former representative in the Northwest C! the London Exploration Company hut who is now interested in sev- eral large mining enterprises in Alaska, is here for few days, and will come lere again after going to New York.
 Captain D. II. Jarvis. of the Northwestern Fisheries Company will remain several days.
 Audrey r. Burleigh, of New York, who is trying to induce the government to guarantee the bonds for an Alaska railroad in the Val dez country, will spend the greater part oi the winter here"
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Miners Oppose Judge.

At a meeting oi the Cieary Creek Mining Assacia!ion, Nov. 30. at which 20 were present, resolutions were passed requesting ihc senate not to confirm Judge Wickcr=ham, E ys Fairbanks correspondent, oi 'he Times. Similar resolutions were also adopted hy the Dome Greet; association. the Pedro and Gold Stream Creek associations. nnd later bv the general as>oria- ton al Fairbanks.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Now Is The Time

For. you to drop in at the Bowling Alley, where you can see and hear Edison's perfection of the Phonoeraph. We have just re- ceive'! large stcck oi the hand so;ncst Flower Horns ever put on 'he market, to say nothing of many Standard and Home machines, all with the latest No. 8 crane at tachment. Also a large stock of Gold Moulded Records. If you contemplate buying a photograph it will pay you to call on us.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

The advance sheets of the re- port of the secretary of tue interior contain some interesting statistics regarding Alaska. The total inn ports of domestic merchandise is given at $1l ,227.6l9, of which s9,- 6fo.SOO was carried in American steamers. and s1 .547 .s19 in Ameri- can sailing vessels. The exports amounted to $l0.6gS, ,69i. Exports of gold and silver aggregated Sl9.- S0i leo. Imports from foreign countries amounted to $l ,450,9l and exports $i,O73,O26. The total customs receipts were $l33,24S.l6, and the internal revenue colleo- tions amounted to $18,419.84. Ex- ports of furs are placed at nearly .$5OOO0O.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
V. T. Stage Aari ycs.

The Y. T. Co.'s. stage arrived ere yesterday from Fairbanks wiliI tilc following passengers: Capt. li. D. Ncwcomh Capt. R F. Will kinson. George Carey. C. Master son, B. Hutciins. <. Younger. ard Capt. Schneider.
 The trip took Ii days. hut could nave been made in ten but for tie loss of four days on the Delta. which was not frozen sufficiently ,or travel. Bob Cole drove to Par nigan drop, Joe Weckert to ihe Canyon and Ray Larson to pwn. i'o-day there is stage load oi pas fgnger- at Tonslna. from Fair banks for here, and another load nili hc at Gai.ona tonight.
 From tlii+ date stages will leave holh ends oi the route every other day. -
 The Brown-A Aiaska smel,er at Nadlev was blown in carly in De- center. Four hundred tons of ore were treated the first day.
 Did you ever have date with q peach? Al the Valdez Bank X Mercantile Co. Inc. can be had Dates from Persia, and our Peaches are the famous Diamond " brand.
 City Marshal Roy Burnett, of Juneau, committed suicide at his home in that city, Dee. II
 Goid quartz, running Slth0 per ton. has been uncovered on Chic agoff island, near Sitka.
 Recent discoveries at the Ap- polo mine. at tnsa. kaye decided the company to resume operations again in the spring.
 Imported Toilet and Manicuring Sets for Il e holiday trade at the Owl Brug Store.
 Next Saturday We will serve in the Mercantile Department free drinks, consisting of Fluid Beef. Vigorai, Tomato Bouillion. and will also give away sample of our goods. All are most cordially in vitcd. WE WANT YOUR TRADE and if HONEST GOODS. Fair Prices and Square Treatment carry any weight with you we will get it. Valdez Bank x Mercantile Co. Inc.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Arrivals From Fairbanks

srriVais from Fuiri aHi:s li,.c. -:
 " Langley. r Tipping. W Ro>- Jas Rus-ciI r Sh;fic!. \ fHgikiu. ' r. RiiZwHlirr uad wife. j4incs Frazer. W |. Powell. $ Di.kin~"n l.ii'- 2i. Ray stevens. Billy B,imer, Mr- Beam. Percy swan, Herman Jorlc.
 hrr. 23 Harry Lu"ky. Mrs Simaus Wm Jami s"n, f NrgdseU Edward I S!icrs ] I Rogers Tom i'aiSrr, r C ''!dncr and wife
 Dee. =. E \ Srw.uihb tirn Snyder. k F Wilkinson. t.eo Carey. Nick Younger, Carl NatEcwsoH, n.'rt Hutchinson.
 Arrivals from EairLtnS, uecrn.hcr 2I:
 >tpwe. Hoht Snula-. O.,nr Pike, Harry tri',h, hSVii E Leyakv. ! | Northwny. \ N lc.k, John HnTcau. Il Fci'uy. M Bartlett and wiir. | iien,lvy, taym md Brnmbaugh and wifi, r | Tnut.r". k p Aver. G O White
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Extension og Deiino-encv.

Be l. Resolved by the Co.it.aan Council oi the f1wi af Nalde2. tha; the ToAn Treasurer be- and j. hereby authorized and insiru,i e;l Ia extend lhe term Df delinquency for toW., Ia SC for iir year isAi rem ihe first Monday In December. i.i5, flec".ih-F ith, 1aD5) et [; o'clock pm. io i+.:ii.ier i. isl5 n So'cioea '. .ia , and not C. make any charge for penalty aud iRttiest unri after said December G0th, iali. si o'cioes. p.ui.- Eni
 Be II Further Resolved. ina; the Town Treas uTcr be ins raced isat to allow interest on Town NefTsGts pfe- Cnte,l to him in payment of taxes, after aid first Monday iu Decem ber i.il (isasca.hcF t.h. Iii3}
 Passed aEI rpp.orc5 i,eee,nher |, ieij.
 Atics: il ". MILLER,
 W. H. cHAki, Mayer
 Clerk
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Interior Mails.

Mails leave here for Fairbanks on the 3rd, 1th, Huh, l4th. 18th, 22nd. 26th and 30ih of each month.
 Arrive from Fairbanks on the 3rd. 1th. llth, 10th, 18th, 22nd, 26th and 30,h of each month.
 Leave for Eagle on the 3rd, llth, 18th and 26ih of each month.
 Arrive from Eagle on the 7th. 18th, 22nd and 30tl of each month.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Firenan's Bali.

The grand Annual Ball of the Valdez Fire Department will be given Saturday evening. The pro- ceeds oi the dance will be added to the fire fund, and used to rur- chase additional apparatus for the departmcnt,
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Aspirants for Judgesi,ip

Among the aspiran's for the iudgeship in the Third divis ion are Nathan Harlan. now L. $ dis trict attorney here, and Henry NJ. Hovt, district attorney at Nome. Thomas R. Lyons, of Juneau, is also favorably mentioned for tic position.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Ed. Gates Killed.

Ed. Gates. formerly a resident uf NaidcS, Was run over ls', train near SkyLomish. Wash. Dee. <, and died the following day.
 The train ran over Gates legs, crushing h";lI feet ia G .i,ulp. To secure assistance he .arawlcd, ,a mi.s anu a hail dawu the sraul; ,awas,l skyhnmp-h. ,0vcrlaku4 l,y a freight traiu, hc s;oa.i .,n hic man :ied feet and .signalIa,l 1t to stop. When ii ,iil eo he crawlcd upon q flat car unaided and rode into Sky komisl,.
 Ed. Gates is well known to the old timers here He came to NaL dcz in 1S9o, and was one oi the men who located the Bouauza group in l9Oo
 seattle, Der. 21-Captain Omar ]. Humphrey has returned from Washington. He says that the Alaska delegate Hill and thc bill granting subsidy to railroads in Alaska will surely pass The pres. idcnt IS strongly in favor oi them Division bill will also pass There will 'be nothing doing in Alaska legislation before February.
 san Francisco. Dec. 211---lacl OBrien is hurling challenges st jefiries. He compares himself te Cogbctt when the latter met .Sulli- van.
 Fitz>in,nonS denies the runm thot has been current that lis wife has hcd with Jimmie Britt. .He hlameS Major Miller. q former lover oi hts wife. ior ihe remarkable re- ccp,ian given Fitzsimmons' open ing night 'ai the play Fight io, Love-
 Albany. Dee. 21-Mrs. Al. Wilt sic is reputed to have given birth to daughter yesterday, l16 dave after the birth of so,. The story is vouched for by the family phy tician, George T. MoSler. Seattle, Dee. 2S-The Oregon sails to-day. Tine santa Clara ar rived last night bringing part of the crew of the Portland, which was wrecked near kc,chikan, Dec. 2Oth, while trying to pick up the Spire Island buoy. The rest of the crew are with the vessel. Collins. Couches, Metallic Lined Baskets, Llning>. Ornaments. Name Piales, Trimmings, Ladies and Gents Robes. Our Undertaking Department is complete and can not he beaten on the Pacific coast. i Valdez Bank X Mercantile Co. Inc. There are ? newspapers Eow being published in Alaska, several : of which are dailies.
 See our Featherweight Fur Sleeping Bags-Tanned soft .as velvet. Made on entirely new principle-weight but TO pounds.
 Valdez Bank .& Mercantile.Co. Inc, :C1ETC
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

Don't forget your faithful friend the dog. Give him some dog fruit cake, choice morscl of cooked mea; and fat, at the Valdez Bank X Mercantile Co. Inc.
 Oregon sails from Seattle Dee. 2S. Will leave Valdez returning Jan. 1th.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
GIFTS
Presents are Here for Everyboa

IF you are in doubt what to give; IF you want something that wont lse duplicated;
 IF you are hunting a gift that will be as creditable to your good taste as to your good nature; IF you desire a gift that will be thing of beauty and joy forever, call on Us to-day.
 The finest goods by the best makers at tine lowest prices for standard quality.
 P. E. KERN.
 Gold and Siiversmith.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Levy & Co. are now representa-.

Levy & Go. are now represe nting NJ. Born N Co, the largest Merchant Tailors in the United States. Ii you cannot be fitted or suited from their large stock of Ready Made Suits, they will take your order and guarantee satisfaction. They will not ask you to take the suit unless you are perfectly satisfied.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

The total pack of the salmon canneries in Alaska for the past year is ,500,000 eases.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
Special Term Court.

In Inc Ini.ei i,tutes ris;~i't Coart. ihlrd Di Ti>isn. ferr!ioi. ul tleska The President of',:ie United .':atss to the Eco p!c of i!ie 'fiin. ,cs.irial Hivisi.1. Tcrfilurg al -tlgskr--i, eC4fur:
 f"ll an'i ca"h ui yri. & III pleas take notice that lir an order Gf tha a1;3y, uu.ncI eo'Jrt la"Ge ansl | l;eced t!te :ir,i dy. November .".i. ~f't!+l. IT EA of tle i,i.ea Ssates bistriei Caiiri. in and icr t.;er!iiBb iItfsipN has tc. i call q aad N il, ;g l.: Ia a ii.- to;f, li".i't i'' tine tp@n ni Valdez, beginning on the iWeHt y->"coat day rf iHii;;ar!. i. r.. llhi ,:i, n" hour ri Ten o'elari ig tAe forenoon and co tihnii's as i"aG thereafter as he r,ilis bGsi;ltSs a:aF reguirc.
 Wines ihe Honorable JAMTS wICKIR- SHaN. l:d2c oi The atore naIle,i ce;irt and the seal thereof aIiiNed tsis ilth day al necem- her, !Eil.
 i.fWAIsD ! STEER
 Ciers of '. :. E;>ifi-t Court fo- fhe
 uistrltt of .S.a !. i;.irt Division. isaAD By S- \. crai.siall, Dcputv.
 Parker Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Bank. stove and wood. all comforts, ? cents per day.
 Don't wal, til to morrow. Goods are going fast at Stuli's.
 Have you seen the new patent leather shoes for men and women at Levy'.? They are tine lalcst.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

Great clusters of Malaga Grapes from Sunny Italy, for the holi- days at the Valdez Bank ,& Mer- cantile Co. Inc.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

See our Featherweight Fur Sleeping Bags-Tanned soft .as velvet. Made on entirely new principle-weight but TO pounds.
 Valdez Bank .& Mercantile.Co Inc,
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

There are p newspapers now being published in Alaska, several of which are dailies.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

Imported Toilet and Manicuring Sets for le holiday trade at the Owl Brug Store.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28

Recent discoveries at the Ap- polo mine. at tnsa. have decided the company to resume operations again in the spring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
CASSINI WON'T ACT
Retiring Ambassadors Out Of
Peace Negotiations.
ONLY AWAITS HIS SUCCESSOR
Question OF Temporary Suspension OF
hostiIi;i.o Declared to Be In Hands
OF Jaranese-May Leave Off M.
ncIroE. a
ONLY AWAITS HIS SUCCESSOR
tRy Associated Press.l

''S sNSSp1idNtu ItSSD
ST PETERSBURG. June 22-The
Russ says II is authorized to say that
Count Cas- SIM. The retiring Russian
ambassador at Washington, Will no.
participate in the peace negotiations,
but will leave the United States i'm.
mcdIatcly upon the arrival of Baron
sOscn his Successor.
From independent sources the Asso.
ciatcd Press confirms the statement
IF the russ. that Count Cassini will
have no par; in The peace negotia.
lions.
The question of temporary suspen.
sion ct hnstIlities seems to rest with
Japan. In he meantime the chancel.
cries of 81. Petersburg and Toxic
arg occupied with the selection of thu.
rit npotentiaIies.
Three On Each Side.
i, can now be regarded as settled
that th'y will numlrr three on each
side. An Important considerations, re.
,;uiring adjustment. is the desire of
eaeh country ic appoint nesutiatois
of cqIal rank and this increases the
pro- ali ity tlat NJ N'ittc. president
OF tic conn lttee Of ministers, may
lie one Of the Russian penipotentiaries'
IL japan names tho Marquis Ito.
president of the japanese privy coun,
Gil.
1t Is possible that NJ. Nclidoff. the
Russian Ambassador at Paris, may
net so 10 Washington As tlcan CT the
RUSSIAN diplomatic corps he was the
Er"t cfoice of The foreign Office. hut
lie Is OF advanced age AMI his health
Is not robust 1t is still IN orcn Ques.
llUi wh"thcr he may not ask to he re-
hrrd of his mission. In such an
event il Is considered certain that
'"ron Roscn will b.. appointed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
TWENTY WERE KILLED
In WRECK OF "FLYER"
Continued from First Page.o

las; niclt and caused The wreck Of
tic Twnnti'ih Century limited Wi
liam Usher. he ticket AGENT If tho
N'rL: i'la;,l Road. AMI Ianlr;
Il: rms. q: Wl.lou.hby. rcachrl The
wreck twenty E'iuu'rS after IL o.
Cured On the way to the wreck
they mot 10y carving II lantern
Tho buy SAID ,hnt H. had Icnn down
a. 81 Mt a s''it:h :hr men went un
tn The wrcrk and found The swiI III
open AMI locked
May Have 90 ned Switch.
Thc mcn ar" of the nril,un that tho
~ V 'hough' lhcr,a was Il freight ahcat!
81 the twentieth Century aud cpcncd
tho switch tn lri il through to take IL
siding.
II. 3 Stcrrs. general s,lpcrinl cn,lcnt
of the I.ahc Shore. says that The Glow
WI lc Investigated, TON. 1.ruw. al
though he is inclined to ilouh Tie
story that n boy hal possession of a
key 'ln wtuId unlock and ;uru tile
switch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Wilmer Beavers Found Dead.
Especial to tie Daily prcssN

V'TVVTtI 10 IIV Daily FrcES.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. June evil
MGR Beavers. resident of Fairfax. was
found dead this morning at his home
near this city. under suspicious circum-
stances. and William Simpson. Il neigh
Dor. has sienilicd his willingness to
give himself mp for an investigation.
Simpson and Beavers had trouble Sat.
urtlay night when Simpson struck
Beavers over the head with a gun.
Simpson states that Beavers was driv-
Ing his wife and children from home
and twice attempted to shoot Simpson.
when he intcrposcd Beavers death
will be investigated by the county au.
thOritipS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Hung Jury In Crawford Case.
iI}Y y SgnClntnd Prcasl

WASHINGTON, June 22.-No yer.
diet was reached in the case of Will
liam G. Crawford charged with con.
spring with August w. Machen and
George r. Lorenz to defraud in con
nection with contracts to furnish let
ter carriers satchols To he postofIice
department. and after celebrating for
for more than forty-scvon hours. the
Jury was discharged today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Kitchener Thinks Conflict Inevitable.
tBy Associated Prcss)

LONDON, June 2!--t;cncral Lord
kI'ohcnsr. commandcr.inchicf of the
br'tish forces in India seems to re-,
Sar'l as inevitable Il great struggle
with Russia for The possession Of India
and &c believe that the existing ar.
ranscIEcntS for the defense Of the
indian empire are altogether obsolete
AMI ineffective These vinws funn
he striking and central loints Of in
lercsis in ~ bulky blue hook issued
tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Huge Indian Warrant Fraud is Alleged
10y Associated Press,

kANSA CITY, MO, June GA
special to the Journal from Muskogee,
l. T.. says: "It is alleged that a steal.
In connection with the payment of
Chickasaw warrants, has been discov.
cred which will outrival the famous
Creek warrant steal and may involve
fugitive banker of Tishomingo and
men high up. The amount cannot be
determined to present. but is between
100000 and S200.00O."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD.

Advertisements under classified
heade In this column will BIO Inserted
at the uniform rate OF one cent word
for each Insertion. No advertisement,
however small, less than 25 cents for
the hrst insertion. Cash In advance
Invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for dlscont!nuance
must BIO made In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-23
Gray Boys Denied Bail.

Especial to the Daily Press)
CHATHAM, June 22.-Charles and
Mat Gray. who two weeks ago assault
ell Church Reagan, were placed in
jail Wednesday afternoon, the court
refusing to grant bail Reagan now
lies in an extremely critical condition
as result of the assault.