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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
The Japanese Debt.

The japanese debt has attained an
alarming amounts. On April Is last,
the principal was s72 ,OOO, 500, 600 and the
interest charges s44.s5O-OOO. On Mar, h
81. 1904, when the Rus-o-Japanese war
had been only two months in progress
the public debt was only s2s2, '4O9,-
O0O, and the interest charges s20,6lO-OO.
As far back a. 1898 the debt was $780,
56s. 600 and the interest charges were
s.. .72a 900. In the IL year, Of peace
Jauan had incurred debt Of over $780,
100000, presumably, in great part for
military and naval supplies. procured
f1r the purpose of waging war on
Russia.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10

We have listened to these stories OF 1iu'
Jitsu by the yard,
We've read of men who tackled It and
Hit the mating hard,
But if you get in trouble with fellow
And YOU'RE wise,
You won't monkey with knuckle hold
But plug him twixt the eyes.
We have heard the theme eSPoundef
And how you should learn the grip Of
Jiu-jitsu, 30 that you can get the lobster
On the hip,
But if you get in trouble where there
sawdust 'stead OF mats,
Don't tumble with his finger nail, but
Slam him in the -lats.
We have had the thing explained ts d.
Dow not a man can stand
The simple twisting Of wrist by Jir-
Jitsu hand,
But if you get in trouble. Buo, unies-
You're awful raw,
You won't pat him on the elbow but
Just lab him IN the Jaw.
II NAV be there's deal OF truth IA all
This recent rot
About the awful walkover that the
Jiu-Jitsu's got
Over ordinary -ciencs, but when yoH
/ Get fight,
there's a heap Of satisfaction in iu-i
Landing with your right--ESohanse
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
Because.

There was a boy and he refused
To run away from school,
Because, he said, this little man,
1t was against the rule
he had no legs
There was woman, 50 they say.
Who loved not war and strife;
She went her way and never spoke
A cross word in her life
But she vas dumb,
Another woman would refuse
To gn--ip to give ear;
And every tale Of scandal she
Refused point blank to hear
But she wts deaf.
There 3. 4 man who never drinks
Nor smokes nor Chews nor sTcarS ;
Nor does he gamble in the least
And shuns all sinful suares--
He's paralys,ss.
-ESchsrse
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
NAVIGATE SNAKE
Capt. Baughman, Of Lewiston,
Goes Over the Glenn's
Ferry-Bruneau Route
by Boat

Capt. F. W Baughman, Of Lewiston.
for many years in the employ of the o.
K. & y. and .. s L. railways, recently
retired on pension. after 20 years OF ser"
vice, accompanied by p. NJ. Davis, state
agent Of the Bruneau Land Townsite
company, left Thursday morning to in
spect the Snake river from Glenn's
Ferry to Crane Fails, with a view to put
ting steamboat service on between these
points.
They returned 10 Boise after most
interesting boat ride Of SO miles down
the river from Glenn's Ferry to Crane
Falls, near the mouth Of the Bruneau-
The trip was uneventful except for the
varied scenery along the course of the
great waterway. At the Indian rapids
rock about the size Of box car rears its
head ont Of thu middle OF the river. The
top of this rock, Mr.. Davis was covered
with nests Of the blue crane, and from
every nest long necks were sticking NJ
which ended in ugly heads and oPer
mouths. The heads we're so thick as tC
give the rock quite a strange appearance
Speaking Of the result of the trip Mr
Davis said that while Captain Baugh
man was disappointed in not hndin,
this stretch Of water az easy for naviga
ton as he had been led to believe ye
h said the difficulties were not such a
could not be met and overcome
The craft with its powerful machiner,
re luired Tor this service, will be expen
rive and considerable work will b
nee led 20 remove distractions to navi
: CATION. such a. dredging on shoals am
removal Of bad rock obstructions. Tn
general government will be asked to al
in improving the river
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
He Paid His Taxes.

Fret Mccoy, giving Seattle, Wash,
A. hi- address, was compelled 90 pay his
taxes last week in unique and very
lust manner, SAYS the Grangevillc Free
Press He has been selling groceries
and PROVISIONS 10 a number of our citi-
zens hv soliciting orders, and alter Il
time causing a large stock 10 be shipped
to the city for distribution among his
patrons. He was asked 10y the city to
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
suBscRrprloS: $50 4 YEAR

about 10 niles I'D the river from Whit
Bird. The water rushed down The
into the road and for
distance Of FIVE miles strip Of roadway
30 feet wide was washed out 70 depth
Of 10 feet,
Caldwell News-Traveling Guard Rob
bins, Of the penitentiary. came down
last week after Bernard the horse thief
who stole team from Dan Campbell
two years ago. Bernard escaped from
the county Jail here year ago lass No
vernber and was recently captured at
Arlington. Ore, where lie was in th-
toils for another offense lie pleaded
guilty here and was given four yearz in
the PEN
Frank Jones, night policeman q, Idaho
Falls, invited two tramps 70 leave town
one night last week, but they wouldn't
20. 20 he started Tor Jail with them On
the way one hobo stepped behind Jones
and drew his gun az the other hobo said
s.Let him have it. Jones turned az
the trigger went down, but luckily the
pistol did not 20 off, AMI the policeman
shot him three times before he could
make any further trouble He died on
Saturday.
A terrific fight occurred N the county
iail at Blackfoot on May 81 One man
was seriously hurt, several badly vOun-
ded. all the furniture Of breakable ma
+ ture destroyed, and havoc created gem
orally. City Marshal HiIIard picked up
five tough tramps early in the evening
and lodged them in Jail. The hoooes
we're all under the influence OF alcohol
and were no sooner turned inside than
a rev was started with the seven sshe'
prisoners already shere. Ageneraf fisn'
ensued and before the officers could ge
to the reecue young man n2ineu SiiaP
man. from Idaho Falls, awaiting tina
for larceny, was fearfully beaten On
eve was knocked out and he was other
wise bruised. Black eyes, sore heads
bruised faces, exte, nal and internal IN
o. iuries are much in evidence at tn
oi county bastile, but Chapman i the eni
er one whose condition Is critical.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
HE FORGED CHECKS
An Australian Attempts to Vic
timize Parma People But
is Foiled.

A man giving the name Of VI. Hend-
crson arrived in Parma a short time ago
and went 10 work for T. j. Baker on his
ranch ri Roswell Work did not agree
with him, a. he quit after working but a
short time. Mr. Baker settled with the
man Oh Tuesday last giving him a check
for $3.50 ON the Parma State Bank
lie Immediately cashed the check
at the bank, and proceeded to
take in the town. Along in the after
noon his funds ran low. and then he
commenced doing business on his own
hook. He presented check for $50
at the saloon which was cashed,
Mr. Caldwell stated to 4 Herald man
that he thought the check was bogus at
the time.
He next went to Kirkpatrick < Co
where he presented p check for $3.50
Mr.. Baldridge cashed the check, but be
coming suspicious, telephoned Mr.. b.
ker. who denied having issued CHECK
for that amount Mr.. Baker immedi
ately came to the city, and upon seeins
the checks pronounced them forgery
Henderson was arrested by Marsha
waskom and placed in Jail, and tn
authorities at Caldwell notified. Deput,
Sheriff Payne came down on the Can
nonhall Tuesday and returned with hi
prisoner that afternoon.
But little Is known Of Henderson here
} He is about 45 years OF age and claim
Australia az his native land. While j
Jail here he exhibited several scars 0
, his body and claimed to have receive
! them in the BOer war.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10

Vale, June "A corps of engineers,
it is announced, is 70 be placed in the
field Immediately TO locate the most
feasible route for the Vale & Aalheur
Valley railroad, which its officers say l.
To be built from Vale to some point on
the Oregon Short Line between Nyssa
and Ontario. The management says Il
expects to have the road completed and
equipped before Thanksgiving, ana It l.
said work on the grade will be under
wav hy July /. The incorporatcr-o of the
V an. V. are all local men.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
a Bad Scare.

Some day you will get 4 p',''
scare. when you feel a pam IN
vour bowels, and fear appended
It's. Safety lies in pr King :
New Lie Pills, a sure cure. ior all
bowel and stomach diseases, such
- headache, biliousness; cos
tiveness, etc Guaranteed at +
n. kirkpatrick ( Cos drug store,
only &C. Try them
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10

GEORGE B. RowAS.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10
FARM LOANS

-, q, borrow money! We can accorn'
DO YOU wan NJ tedious waits. Simply snalw NV
oa,e sr ,,lr. execute the necessary papeIs anu ''
sls", ,,s,u,y 'i i- NJ vour disposal without ue''y
1xs ov FARM ANp TOwN PRoPERn
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-06-10

" VI. RErNENHE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

Gin &iefenbummertp ur<
be tiir5li9 i'm StiGen S5san sefans
gen. ST tpog ni9t tpenieer als SO
pfuno unb mar boue As 3oa lang.
Wait feinen beiben S6eeren fonnte er
lei6t ben 2eib zines dussepa9ienen
Menf9en umfufen. Sa 9ummer am
ltebften Sleif9 frehen, 70 perben lie
sstpDhnli4 in &6rben gefansen, in bic
man tobte Slide als &6ber legt. Die
Ter GUNNER NOR uber 10 srob, bab er
gar nt4t in ben 9orb binsineins, Der
gum Sang ausgelahen porben mar;
10 fOitete es einise M2iibe, ibn gu FAM
gen. Gr bate offenbar auerft etpas
bon benz Sober bur9 bic Maf6en bes
5angfprbes genommen unb bate fi6
babel 10 pertpidelt, bab er ni6t tpiez
Der beraustommen fonnte. DIS mar
ben &Orb in bas Boot 6ereinsog, be-
gann elm 9etpaltiger &f; ale Snz
iafen bes 8ootes muBten fi9 baran
betbeiligen, INT bes Hieientbieres Serr
fperoen gu f0nnen. 1nb babel mubten
Tie ii9 natiirli9 in aGt nebmen, bamit
lie ni6t perlebt tpurben. Ser orDkte
GUNNER, Der ppr biefem eefangen
tporben tpar, ipog 81 pfunb unb mar
genau 3 SUB lang, alfo Elm gut She'll
fleiner als Der iest sefunsene.
= 6 n M ii ridges proz
grdmm berDffentliht bas 2onboner
nSippobrome' fir Die srpBen Deibz
na4tsf9aufpiele. Sas erfte Stiid
pirb cine Dirt &ebue, Sin Circus auf
Der Minerba", bringen. Man pirb
Die Infunft zines Circus uuf benz
PlanetOiben Mtnerba feben; er lit in
einem Wteteor bon Der Grbe babinaez
tragsn tporben. Ser 8erfaHer nimmt
an, bab ale 8eppbner bes tpeitentz
f%ernten Planeten MGnnsr finb, Bel be-
men bas @rf9einen bon grbenfruuen
bos erDBte @ritaunen berpprruft. Gs
ergeben fi4 nutiirli9 Sifferen5en afpiz
i9en ben 8epo6nern Der grbe unb
ibren bimmlif9en 8ettern; 10 benfen
3. 9. bic @er5te Der Minerpa, bic gum
eriten Mfale 2a9en bOren, es pdre cine
neie &~ranfbeit, bic Tie natiirli6 gu
beilen periu9en; babel aber tperben tie
felbt Spfer bes 2a9ens, als bic 2ona
homer 8efeaf4aft cine gircusppri telz
lung sibt. @ls s~tpeites @reignib Der
Weibna4ts5eit tpirp cine srobe Gems
iation, r8p 5lOOb anb Sielb", i'm
Sippobrome CUR 4uffiibruns gelan.
gen. SO 1T cine WaHerpantomime,
oeren S4auplab i'm Seenbesirf Gum
berlanb lieet. Die Senfation 1T elm
Sammbru4 angeii6ts bes publitums
uno bas 8erfinten BON !9Guiern in Ser
Slutb; fir bieie @uffibrung tpirb eine
b~efpnbere Muidinerie gebaut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

bur6f6neiben = er uno Der ssiibrer
1elen ia bod perloren - IS qdb abfos
Tut feline MDsli6feit mebr, lie gu ret=
ten limb ba f9nitt ih nit meinem
MeRer ben Geft bes Seiles burd!!"
Damn berlieb elmer mad benz anbe=
rem bas 3tmmer, o6ne Inn elm Wort
bss Srpites poer Der 8eriDbnung ses
fagt gu baben. 4it4 6err &irn6era
ging binaus. @r murmelte i'm 8prz
beigeben:
. uS9euBGi9e @ef9i9te, mein 2iez
Der : Sic bdben re9t, bermntbli9
bGtten mir ale ni9t anbers ge6anpelt,
aber M -nds min ma ba ma6en-
lit eben @efiblsfa9e, bas @an5e!"
oils @rpin ipdter iein 3immer aufz
lu9te, fab er Maria bic Sreppe 6erz
unterfommen. So6 Bel ieinem Inz
Bid febrte tie UNI, tie poGte offenbar
elmer 8ege9nung nit linn auspeihen.
limb ait9 @rtpin febrte um. gr
perlisB bas 0otel. 4m nd9ften. Sage
tpurbe er bermibt, unb stpei Sage fpd=
ter fanb man i'm tobt in einem Ibz
grunbe - abgeitiir5t!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
NueS befebt.

Winfelburg tit elm i'm Mufbliiben
kgrifferer tleiner 8abeort, unb pG6=
renb Der rSaiion" 1T iebes brau9=
bare PldB9en gu iebr guten preiieu
permiet6et.
Sin 8efu6er jenes rei3enben Srtes
bemerfts einmal, pie elm S9ub=
mann einem Singing mebrere frGfti=
ee Sbrfeigen DerieBte, unb ba er BE-
gierig mar, ben 9runb bieier unqez
pDbnli6en &afe fennen gu lernen,
ging er on ben ~fpiireigen Splitter bes
8eiebes beran.
rWas bat henn Der beganger, 5err
Wa9tmeiiter2" erfunoigte er ii9.
sd ertuppte Jpn serabe, als er
beim beiten Saifenbiebltabl mar.
Wenn i9 i'm nod etnmul babel friese,
ion er folfe priieel befommen, bab
ibm bDren unb ieben pergebt!!"
v@ber pesbalb baben Sn i'm ni6t
our Wa9e gebra9t9"
vWade!" erpiberte Der S9uBz
mann. nGSein, bas sebt ni9i. Die
Wuae lit natiirli4 oermtetbet!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

9oli5eitommiffur: r3u
biefem Sauienbmartfdein finb sic
audi ni9t auf ebrli4e Weiie eefom<
men,"
Gamer: r8itte f6Dn - ben
bab' i9 in Der 2otterie eeppnnen."
YNa, bann baben sic tpenigftens
bas Coos geitoblen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

= SpIenbib. a06in: .@nGbige
Srau, fpll i4 an bas 9iibner= 5rieaHss
biellei9t cine MeRerIpise boil paprifa
tbun9" SSunse Sruu (bpr Sturgeon nod
PeniiOnatsfrGulein eetpefen): .@ber
Minna, 10 arg gu ipuren baben mir
bod @ptt fei Sanf ni9t nOtbie! 9ez
ben sic nur einen tii4tisen @blOffeI
boil an bic Speife!"
= @tetgerung. .Was lit ods
fir cine S9rift, Yapa?" frdgt be,
pibbeeierige fleine6rib. Batter (2lraD:
gbineiif9. SriB: Sa m09t' i9 eri
elm hineiifhes &eaest fe5enl
@bpehr. nMein Reffe pirb
Bel Der mOrsisen @inlaouns AUDI 5uz
eesen iein; : er bat cine ppetif6e
@ber!" : DAP sic i'm aber um's
Simmels pilea nidt CUR 4oer lais
FEM"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

Mertpurbieer Sdrif.
Gin Heiienber betra9tet bur9 bds
Seleifop auf Ger @eranbd Dor benz
@~lpenbotel ben gegeniberliegenben
9leti6er unb ma4t babel eiaige Be-
m%ertunsen ii0er brei 5Ouriiten, beren
@anoerung er uuf Dem Sirnfelb
beobahtet. Wie er bamit fertig lit,
fragt er ben alien Seleitoppart, mas
er i6uloig lei. = mSreiBi9 &reu5er!!"
.Sonit t~oitet's bod nur 5lparz
5ig!" = rOses f6on : aber tpenn
Souriiten ouf Dem 9leti9er iinb.
toit'fs oreibia,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

- Sas @orre6t. &uti6er:
9err Softur, t6 tpolte fiinbisen.
@rst: @ber, Sobann, fpdrum benin?
Sic haben bod On mir tets einen suz
ten, naGii3tigen 9errn sebabt. Suit
f9er: Sas f6on, 9err Sottor = aber
i'd fam bus nidt mebr ausbalten:
Wir tommen jeben gag 10 fpdt na9
9auie, uno od gibt es itets faltes ST.
fen. @r5t: Sd. SD mub aber bod
audi 10 Ellen! 8uti6er: Sas f4on,
9err Softor, Sic tOnnen audi besz
halb ni6t tiinoigen, oas tann i9 absr!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28
Mtpoern.

rNun, pie gefdllt Dir Der Mfeis
for?"
y9m! @ls Mann piirbe er mir
re4t gut eefollen, aber als Gourmdz
der firbe i'd ibn rs4t fube unb ni9tss
iasenG."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

= 3eitsemdB. v@is, sSbre
SO4ter ldfen sic itubiren, unb Der
Sunse lernt ni6ts2" = % ia; Der
bats &o9en gslernt!"
&luee &eeeI. - Den ses
f4pdBigen Weibern e.be aus benz
Wsse. aber ben i4peisfumen Jrau.n
nod mebr, benin lie Dertelen fit
blob.
9uter &atb. .Sier, aen.
ner, haben sic 20 Pfennig Srinfeelo
=. unb nun fagen Sic mir, mas 81.
mir nit sutem @epiFen empfeblen
tOnnen!" r@sA'n SK in Elm anberes
9aifbuusl1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

: MitteI sum 3ped. $50,
sic lieben Die Ttiiden?" = rSa, be-
ren berbanfe i'd es, bab i9 aeitpsilig
i'm Sartsn cine Gisarre rau9en barf!"
8 9eiratbspermittz
Ter. rIuf zines muB i9 sic absr
aufmerffum MAIDEN = Die Dame bat
etne @ergunsenbeit!!" = vMa6t ni6ts
= ipenn nur bas Se!b nod ba iit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

-8ps9uft. rOu, &arI, na9z
benz mir uns neuli9 in ftrOmenbem
&esen getrennt, bru9t' ia meiner
bibf9en Ra9barin nod elm StGnbs
6en!" = nNun ia. .ipenrt man elm
NAL NAB it!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-28

Gus Der &onfursmdffe.
.WetBt Su fhon: Der Seiratbspsr=
mittler 3ptGel lit bancroft setporz
benz" = rSonnertpetter, ba fam
man ieoenfuls biais 81 elmer reiGen
Trdu fpmmeni"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17

The recent performance of the At lantic squadron of the American navy indicate that the fulSome declarsticns that DO sunners in the world can shoot like those on Japanese ships is without foundation in fact. The Kentucky, one of our frst-clSss bsttleships, has made . worlds record in the use of fve-ineh guns. This recalls that neAly all prsc- tice records for naval mSrksmanShip are held by the American navy, and the performance of the American gun ners at Santiago, al Manila, aOd before the forts ou the coasts of the Spanish West Indies during the late war ind'- cate that Americans can shoot when in actual battle as we'll as when at play. While the Japanese did remarkable work in all their naval engagements the ineaicieucy of their enemy at all points was partly responsible for their complete victories and their scsthless condition after each battle.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Cures oId Sores

westmorelsrd, Ksns., May s, Ieoo. Ballard Snow Ljuimeut Go Nour Lin imeut cured sn old sore on the side oi my chin that wss supposed to be can cer. The sore was stubborn and would not yield Co tJestmeu, until uied Snow Liuiment, which did the work iu shoit order. My sister, Mrs, Sophia l, Car. son, Alensville, Mifin O., Pa, has a sore and mistrusis that U is a cancer. Please send her a 5Oc bott'e. Sold by Kelly Drug Company.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Haines People Are Wed

A very pretty house wedding took place this morning at the Prescbyter- ian parsonage when Rev. \. B. Harri- son united in wedlock Charles Gordon Heudy, of the Third Infantry band, Fort William Ii. Seward and Miss Amy Iucetta Gaddis, for the past year teach CT Of the white school st Haines.
 The bride was attired in white silk, carrying white roses The ceremony took place at x o'clock and the happy couple returned to HaineS on the Union.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17

The indications are that King Oscar will releut and appoint his grandson, Prince William, younger brother ot Prince Gustavus Adophus, heir sppar- eut to the Swedish throne, who mar ried Princess Margaret of Great Bri- tain this week, to be the king of Nor way. It is believed this course will ibe taken in order that Norway may not be s republic. The royal families of Eur ope are arxio-s that DO more European republics be established.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
FIRST CLASS WORK

Now is the time to get your watches, clocks and jewelry repaired. c. H. Turner, a well known master of mech snic, a very fine watchmaker, engraver and jeweler IS now at my store on Broadway, formerly occupied by Keelar, the money king, Every piece of work turned out of my store is carefully ex amiued and satisfaction is guaranteed in every respect
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Mr. LoveS Funeral Tomorrow

The funeral of Mrs. Emily Lowe, who dled yesterday, will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. LucaSiSh, st Tenth avenue and Broadway tomorroE afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. N. B Harrison will conduct the services. lnterment will be st Sksgway cemetary.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17

The British battleship squadron ci seven ships will be withdrawn from AsiSric waters. That means that Eng land will return to her policy of for mer days to keep only cruisers on the Pacific ocean. The destruction of the Russian fleets in those waters is De, neved to be the cause of this decision. The bsttleships we-5 sent to tbe Pa ci6c at time when Russia was strengthening her forces in the east
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
conn.rford Funeral This Morning

Tle funeral of James Commerford, who died as the resul. of injuries suS- tained at Moore wesrf Thursday mOrU- ing, was held from St. Marks church this morning at g o'clock. It was at tended by the miners and prospectors of this section. The iuterment fol- lowed the services.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17

Bishop Moore arrived on the Hum boldt last evening Accompanied bS the Rev. A. B. Leonard, D. D., ot New York, missionary secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Rev. w. s. Harrington, D D, preSid- ing elder Of the Seattle District of the Puget Sound Conference.
 Bishop Moore is to preach iu the Methodist church at II o'clock tomor- TOW morning and Dr. Leonard at s p n. Monday evening Bishop Moore lectures ou SChemulpO: What an American saw of the first Naval Battle between Russia and Japan
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Ed wiokersham R zsisns

Ed wicAerSham, formerly of Skag- way, brother-in-law Of Judge Wicker sham, has resigned as city marshal oi Fairbanks, He resigned some time ago as United States deputy marshal 10 ae, cept the city position. Re will now de- vote his time to mining,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Modern Repair shop for Skag~ay

c. H. Turner, an expert machinist has opened a repair shop in the buili ing at the corner of Fourth avenue and Broadway, opposite r, n. Clsyson X Co. He win repair music boxes, phon' ocraphs, cash registers, typewri,ers, sl,a machines and bicycles. Sstisfsc' tion guaranteed, Try Sim. 65u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
SAMPLES 0F 1906
 CALENDARS HERE

The Daily Alaskan has received a full line Of samples of 1906 calendars from the famous ], W. Butler Paper company, of Chicago. They include the latest designs many Of which are works of art,
 Business men of fSksgway and Hsines, who desire calanders for next year are invited to call and make selections.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
whOOpirr Cough in Jamaica

Mir. !. Riley Bennett, a Chemist oi Browns Town, Jamsica, West India Islands. writes; 'I cannot speak toe highly of ofChsmbeIlslu'S Cough Remedy, It has proved itself to be the best rem edy for whoOplng cough, whish Is prev slen, on this end of the globe It has never failed to relieve in any case where I have recommended it; and grateful mothers, sfter using il, are daily thank i!g me tor advising them.n This reue 1v is for sale by Kelly Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
REV. BISHOP D, H MOORE, IL D.

The Bishop and his, 5Gvty will Ue IT SSagwav until Tuesday, when they vii depart for Sitka. After filling appoint ments al Juneau, Douglas, and ketcht kan, Bishop Moore will return 10 Port land. Ore and Dr. Leonard viii probably 90 down the river visiting Fairbanks and Nome. II he makss this trip Rsv John Parsons, n. D., oi this place will accompany him.
 Bishop Moore, Dr. l. onard, Dr. liar rineton and Dr. Parsons made tho rouund trip to Bennett on the train to day.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
SKAGwAN WEATHER

The result of the observation taken al Moore wharf at midnight, June l6. 1905 is as follows:
 Temperature time oi observation .5l Max. temp. preceding 2i hours. ..... 6O Min ......5l Mean ,.....55
 Barometer, 3O.l0
 Heavy south wind, cloudy,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Flood, Ints, fers With Boats

Navigation of the upper Stewart river is at a slSndstin because of the high water. The river is running bank full it's whole length and above the falls 1t is so turbulent it cannot be usvigsted by small boats.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-17
Hooligans Reach Dawson

Blake and Simons' Happy Hooligan outfit arrived at Dawson last Tuesday night They were l2 days on the river between whitehorse aud that place.