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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
Appropriation Bill Reported to
House Carrying S19,288,5O
HAMPTON IS PROVIDED FOR
Action Follows Conferences Between
President Taft and Leaders of Con-
arcss and Enactment of the Meas
ure Seems Almost Assured.
OBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 10
An omnibus public building bill, carry
ing authorizations for appropriations
aggregating s19,2SS,5O0, with $500
600 additional for continuing con-
tracts, stretching ever varying periods
of years, WIS reported to the hocse
today.
This action. while in the house Tor
several months, is unusual duiing a
session when a river and harbor APP
preparation bill has been passed Both
measures are pcpclarly called pork
barrels" and they have had an an
broken history of alternating in the
past, congress never passing both az
the same session.
Conferences that have been held be-
tween President Taft and leaders OF
both houses of congress, including
Speaker Cannon, apparently assure the
enactment Of the bill into law.
Buildings at Washington.
The bill, as reported by Chairman
Barthold today. follows consideration
dividual bills. in addition to AZ sent
over from the senate. All these IN
viewed an aggregate of s225.00G,00O,
while the total authorization carried
in today's bill HIS been cut TO one
twelfth of that amount The b a,
makes liberal provisions for plans for
new and imposing public buildings IN
washington City. where the govern
ment now pays over 100000 in an
nu3l rentals to private property own
ers. 1t authorizes the preparation OF
designs and estimates for three new
department buildings on site prcvi0rs-
Is acquiTcd-for the departments CT
state, justice and commerce end Ia
bor-.whose ultimate cost is limited
to SS,000.0oO: for a new city post
Office building at the new union sta
ton at 1000. 900. ard a modern Office
building to accommodate the geoiogi-
cal. Indisn. reclamation and mine bu-
reaus at s1.5eo.co0.
Following are among the items oil
SJ0.00o$or more:
Smaller Items.
Provision is made for the constrIc.
;ion OF new buildings on sites here
tofose acquired. as follows.
AIabama-Cuim7n. $4,000: Oge,
Hka. $4,000.
F7orida-St Petersburg. 500
Georgia BainbriCge' and Triton.
$4,000 each: Carrollton. Gainesville
and Flberton. sf5.eos.
Kcntrcky-I-awrcncc5uTg. S5o.o"o.
Bsrdstown 100000; Cynthiaua anu
HcpkinSviIic. Se5.ooe.
ississippi-Laurcl. sse.000.
Ncrth acknowledgements and
Monroe. $4,000 each: Hickory, SEQ.
ooe.
Wythcvillc. sc5.ooo.
West viTEinia-Grafton. s5S.eo9.
For new sites and new 5rildiuE
the BIZ carries The following:
North C3r0iina- -fienucrsouviiie and
Rocky Mount. $4,000. Tarboro. ss1,.
600. wiikczbcro. sc9o0o.
virginia-Hsmptou. $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

Speaker of the House Defends
Old Rules.
RIDICULOUS ROLE OF CAR
In Short Address to Members of Low.
or Branch Uncle Joe Contends His
Methods Had Never lnterferred
With the VIII OF the Majority.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June IS
The old rules Of the house were de-
Tended and the critics of the speaker
were severely scored by Speaker can
non in a brief address. late in the
session Of the house today.
Mr.. Cannon oontended that the
operation OF the rules. as adopted by
the Fitty-f first congress and as en-
forced BY him. had never interfred
with the will OF the majority of the
house when an actual majority mad
been obtained On any proposition. lie
scored newspaper and magazine WIT
ers who had crit cised him
and declared that they had proceeded
from a lack Of knowledge and upon
false promises.
The venerable speaker was greeted
BY cheers from his Republican col
leagues when he he'd concluded.
Reply Cut OF.
Representative Cooper of Wiscon.
sin. one Of the leading insurgents. at
tempted to reply, bet there was obiec-
ton.
Nearly every member was in his
place and every eye was centered up
on Mr. Cannon as he began TO SPEAK.
Mr.. Cannon declared that whoever
should be speaker Of the house could
rot escape criticism. lie spoke of
lie 10000 bills introduced in each
congress. all with their advocates de.
manding consideration.
Many members introduce bills
that they do not want passed" said
MIR. Cannon. explaining the troubles
that face a speaker. tie declared that
under the rules, as they had been
adopted in the fifty congress, il
had. al any time. been possible for a
majority in the house 10 Iegislate.
Referring directly 20 Minority
Leader Champ Clark. the speaker sug
gcsied TIA: the gentleman from Mis-
souri, would make the best speaker the
was a signal for an ovation by the
Democrats insboncr Of their floor lead
er-
Prefers Fidelity 20 Majority.
I Continuing. Mt. Cannon said thai
no. half a. may bills were passed
under the new unanimous consent
rule as formerly and he ridiculcd the
suggestion about MS rose as a ear.
Whatever the ciamor might b.. he de
clarcd that ne preferred 10 maintain
bis fidelity 10 the majority OF the
house. ReicTriug 10 newspaper and
magazine writers he said h. would
rather keep bis own self respect thar
10 bond 10 dcmaEoEues and the self
coz iiiuicd righteous ones Who criti
cizc. Wiinost judgment and without
srOwlcdxc"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
WARRANTS FOR PAWN BROKERS
Government Agents Seize Stolen
Goods From 6sttleships.

NORFOLK. VA. June 1S.-Govcrn-
ment agents today recovered from two
Church street loan Offices more than
$500 worth Of navy blankets. sailors
cea jackets. uniforms and other things
alleged 10 have been stolen IN the
last fcw weeks from the battieShi3s
At the Norfolk nav yard.
The goods were seized and warrants
we're issued for the pawn brokers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
JEFFRlES-J0HNSON MILL
WILL BE HELD IN NEVADA
Governor of California Stands Firm
and Prevents Ring Sport in His
State, Though Promoter Declares
urday.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June IS
ION to Reno" is the cry of the hight
brigade. Convinced by the post
ponement" of the Kaufman-Langford
match that San Francisco definitely
had been eliminated as a possible
scene of Jeffries-Johnson fight, posi-
tive announcement is expected tomor-
row that the battle of the century
will be fought IN Nevada.
Tomorrow night at Reno, Tex Rick
ard will receive bids for the big con-
test from committees representing
Reno. Goldfeld and Ely. The city OF
fering the most substantial fight IN
ducement, he said, will get the match
and the winner will be Immediately
announced. 1t is generally said, how
ever, that Reno will be the choice.
No Obstacle in Nevada.
The laws of Nevada do not prohibit
fights and no serious obstacle, as TO
the stalking of the great battle III
that state, is anticipated.
i think we are getting this cham
pionship into a safe port at last,
Rickard told the newspaper men to-
day and he smiled grimly over his
pun.
Both Jeffries and johnson are
awaiting the word to move. Prepa
rations to break camp have been CON-
pleted and on Monday morning the
exodus of fighters and trainers from
Ben Lomond and San Francisco arc
expected to begin. Tentative arrange
ments for training quarters ct Reno
already have been made for both Jef-
fries and Johnson.
Ends StressfuI Situation.
The capltulation today of Louis
Blot, promoter of the Lanford-kauf
man contest, as a result of Governor
Gillet's order to prevent that fight
ended a stressful situation.
\ big crowd surrounded BIOts
arena this afternoon, curious to witness
ness the test of the strength between
and the authorities. Mounted police
threaded their way among the spec
tators and a detail of pa;rolmen man
aged to keep the sidewalks clear
Blot stood at the entrance of h are
ma and greeted Adjutnat General
Lauck and Chief Of Police Martin
when they motored up to ascertain
what was happening. Neither K1uf-
man nor L7ngford appeared, however
and finally the crowd melted away.
Merely postponed
Blot persists in his assertion thai
the contest has been merely post
poned,~ until next Saturday. in order
to stage minor boxing event against
the holding of which. he hopes the
governor will tadc action, so that a
contest case can be put up to the
courts.
Acting Mayor J. a. Kelley issued a
signed statement this afternoon. pro-
testing against the threat OF Cover
ncr Gillet to send troops into this
peaceful community to prevent Blot S
contest. il the city officers refused %
take action.
As the situation now stands. Gov
ernor GiIlet is the victor and prize
fighting in California Is over for the
present. at least.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
Y. v. {. a. Meetlnq q M0ntras.

ASHfvifi.E. y. C.. June Is.-Prac-
ticaiiy escry Y. ". G. a. in southern
cciicxos g. represented al the south
ern stetents Conference. Which set.
Tied down for ten dsys wcrk AZ Non-
treat this uCrninr The aftcudauce
T. nov esiimaicd at 400.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

4 Marriage iiceusc was issucf yes
'erdav By Deputy Cicrk 0f Couri
uarable 10 rrra Fariie and Norri'
Oslpiou. both II this CITY. bot both
natives 81 Russia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
GRAND JURY TO MEET.
Criminal Tern Of Corporation Court
Begins Tousorrcw Morning.

NTIFsIIHsI eFT o. CoTpoTatI0H (11Er
Begins Tomorrcw Morning.
The regular June crininaf term Of
ne Corrcrsf.on Court Mi begin tn
morrow morning and the grand jury
viii assemble Tuesday morning ~
40 O'Clock for the consideration Of
several important criminal csscS.
Judge Barham yesterday furnished
Clerk 81 Courts u. &. smith vita
The names 81 the following men -
serve on The grand jury. ?. W.
courtney. George = Via ". u. Per.
Yer. J. u. Downing. Charles ".
Ashby. W. II. Hodge and II. G. sin.
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
WHITE HOUSE PRESSURE
BUSHES WORK ALONG
Diplomacy Used by Leaders in Last
Hours on the Proposed Corporation
Legislation and Admittance Of Arr
IONA and New Mexico Accompanies
the Task With Much Ease.

WASHINGTON, b. C.. June Is
President Taft signed the railroad bill
at 1915 o'clock tonight. shortly after
his return from Pennsylvania.
The measure, as had the statehood
bin. had been passed by the house to-
day and sent Immediately to the
White House.
Two of the most important or tue
administration measures, namely the
raiirosd and statehood bills, were act
ed upon finally by congress today and
one has already become law AMI the
other viii rs soon as II re-
celves President Taft's signature.
This action was taken by the house.
the senate having prev ously disposed
of beth of the measures. IL was ac-
complished practically without de-
bate and in record time, not even a
roll call being required In the whole
procedure.
The railroad bill was the first 10
receive considerat on. Chairman
Mann, of the committee on Interstate
and foreign commerce, called the con
ference report from the speakers
table
Brief speeches were made, among
them being several by Democrats III
expression of their opposition TO the
railIoad leg station, as perfected in
conference.
Diplomatic Work.
Firel action on statehood legisla-
ton was accomplished with even
greater ease. By reason of pressure
from the White House and aided by
some diplomatic work by Postmaster
General Hitchcock. opposition TO the
acceptance Of the senate amendments
to the statehood bill, was almost en-
iirely Gissipated The Democrats
were induced to fOiego their Objec-
ton through the judicious circulation
OF report that If the bill went INTO
conference it might not emerge our
ing the present session.
Chairman Hsmilton. of the house
committee en- territories, at once real
lied that the only way to put the leg
islaton thrc-iah and not delay the
present session. was to agree TO the
seT1te amendments and he welcomed
! administration assistance.
When Statehood is effective.
II cannot be stated definitely when
Arizona and New Mexico will come
into the Un.on under this Legislation.
II requires that the CONSTITUTIONS
adopted by the proposed states must
be ratified by congress and approved
by the President Con ccding that
the statehood bill will BE- in force
within few days. It wCrld be neces-
sary fer the territories 10 hold con
stitutioaaI conventions, which VIII re-
quire maEy weeks. submit the cCnsti-
tutions to the people Of the territories
sOr adoption and then return them
to Washington.
Prov SIGN Is made against joint
elections for the adoption oi tEe con
stitution and fer the nomination ~
election OF state officers. u is im.
possible. Therefore. TO specify when
the people q the two territories VIII
enjoy the benefits Of statehood and
nllny believe that j; vii not be be-
fore the presidential election IN 1912.
As Taft Wanted IT,
The railroad bill. which VIII D,
ready fer the Pres dents signature on
his return q Washington. j. sub
stantially in accordance win tho
Presidents mcssagci demanding
amendments 10 the interstate com
m-rcn laAs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
SEVERE STORM WORKS
DAMAGE IN TWO CITIES
Lives are Placed in Peril
in Chicago and
PittSburg.

CHICAGO. HIS luuc fS-In ad-
Gificu 20 - degree temperature.
which resulted in three deafns and
O. dc1en pro1trafious. Chicago today
experienced brei uiud ana ciecfrI-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

boxes, the seats iOi INC wv Na~"
committee and the press stand were
all placed on little plot of green
turf directly facing the pier at which
Colonel Roosevelt landed.
Gives 'em Roosevelt or.n.
once on the speaking stand, the
gravity dropped from Rooseyeits face
like falling curtain he grinned a
true Roosevelt grin and waved ia
miharly to the crowd.
Clifford Pinchot was one Of the hrst
to catch his eye: Glad to see you,
clad TO see ,ol indeed shouted rs
old chief
Facing the stand was the box &C
cupied by Mr. Rooseyelts family.
Turn around, father, and look AT
the crowd" cried Mrs. Longworth.
Colonel Roosevelt turned. rhere
faced him field of faces as broad as
the prairics he loves. Lines of police
b d the bodies, and over the gray neil
NETS of the bluecOats was visible
nothing but one vase eXpanse OF nu-
man countonances, all upturned 20
him. all waiting for him.
Assured of the presence of a ste
nographer. Mayor GaynOr began TO
speak, welcoming Mr Roosevelt.
Roosevelt Speaks.
Mr.. Mayor, fellow townsmen and
to you my fellow Americans" the
Colonel began. a tremendous wave OF
cheering went mp, and the word
Americans received especial emPha-
sis. His voce was i little hOarse,
hut he spoke with his usual force and
declamatory effect.
Replying to Mayor Gayner Colonel
Roosevelt sid:
Il thank you, Mayor Gaynor.
Through YOU, | thank your commit
tee and through them | wish to thank
the American people for their greet
ing. need hardly say am most
deeply moved by the reception given
me- No man could receive such a
greet ng without being made 10 feel
beth very proud and vtry humble.
Il have been away year and a
quarter from Americs and | nave
seen strange and interesting things
like IN the heart of the trownlng
wildo ness. in the capitals of. the
mightiest and most highly polished
Of civilized nations. have thorough
ly enjoyed myself and TOW | am more
glad than / can say TO get home, TO
be back in my own country, pack
among people | loya | am ready and
eager 10 do my part. so far as ! am
able, in helping solve problems which
must be solved if we, of this, the
g eatest democratic republic, upon
which the sun has ever shone, are 90
see its destinies rise to the hlgh
level of cur hopes and its Opportuni-
ties. This is the duty of every citl-
zen, but peculiarly nay duty. for any
man who has ever been honOred b.
being made President of the United
States is thereby forever after zen
dered the debtor of the American PEG
PIE and is bound Throughout his life
to remember tn S az his prime obnga-
ton and in private life, as much as
is public life, so to carry himself that
the American people may never feel
cause to regret that they once place.
him at their head
The Parade
The parade started at 1899.
In front OF the Rough Riders and
leading the line was a detachment
Of mounted police Then came the
mcanted band OF squadron a, New
York National Guard, followed by
Rough Riders. followed by the Roose-
welt carriase and eighty other car
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
The Parade.

The parade started at 1880.
In front OF the Rough Riders and
leading the line was a detachment
of mounted pol &c. Then came the
mcanted band OF squadron a, New
York National Guard. followed by
Rough Riders, followed by the Roose-
welt carriase and eighty other car
riabcs in which rode the visiting may
ors, governors. members of the house
and the United States senate and
members Of the reception committee.
Eight mounted policemen. all formerly
cavairymcn, who served in the span
ish-Amcrican war, surrounded the
Roosevelt carriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
DIES AT AGE OF ,os.

Coffin to be Made from Tree Virginia
Lady Planted.
WINCHESTER. VA, June tS.--Mrs.
I'll zabcth Kerns. the Oldest woman N
this vicinity. died last night at her
home. near Bloomery, aged l06 years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Asso-
clated Press. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19

The railroad bill. which VIII bc
ready fer the Pres dents sigHai-rc on
his return t. Washington. j. sub
stantially in accordance win the
Presidents mcssagci demanding
amendments 10 the interstate com
mCrcc laws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-19
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy, with local
showers Sunday and Monday;
moderate, variable winds
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
SAYS IDITA30D
 Is ALL RIGHT

Captain John North ar Earaaaas aaa aas Che lower susea a.r arrived aer Fla. uaa ua a Juneau Ha visiting Friends ara fe days
 ra. -ua.H wen. o.l last all aud a# home m 
 uaH # a.a aaaa.a n mining and m aa a. Ha. .al H.. intends working Hs ~ . aa m ar .al and w ras
 M. from a.
 chan au uog
 ...a. They state .. u ... al.s u bed ra.a .. cd. claims and ..a. .ag a... a #.e at Hm . . @ and as streak about
 ... ... "a. .-a 4
 aa. ~ . .. holes a Ha #. u..A
 depth . nag a ... 0au and aH #. a.
 .......a .s
 ~ Plat aa
 u s high very a aa .lIa. aaa camp @ a @ simmer .- ... place. camps 70. A.
 . ..... looks .a .. as
 aha. ... . -.#l
 @ ... r...Iaa
 lower a. and as. .-r ar-. a .
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
MUCH FREIGHT
 BEING HAULED

Notwithstanding tbe hrse cargo aa. ls being uul5adsd from tho bLs aesarer Elsa consisting oi heavy
 machinery for che Northern Light aud Col company. of Dawson '. IT.
 all -aa regular shipments Of merehan. a=a axe being handled ezBediuously. Al freight for Whiseaorse that ar. rived on the Princess Royal and Cot ass City Saturday moved to Whise- horse this morning. There were three engines on the train taking lhs freight and about three hundred tons at heavy machinery vas also sent
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
A PHANTOM COACH
rtlsa Hsaasrssr aH Death sg an Eng

E I'd H-aa Dean" -- an GH8-
 .a- Fa
 un #. E". .. certain lalar house s..... 4. ... .r ..# southwest a... coach
 ... driver .- aI-
 ..r .. ae death .t head .r .t some
 
 On ..a ...as a. ... ra aH- years na..ar .". ladies aaa f-. .. house Hlr.r .r . a-- al gl rrar r.r-- .- ...-. e. ...r r.a sounds
 ..s .. lg rl- drive U.. che E.g-g
 ola a..a w.lL -aaH aF four .rs- a#raa.-l- toward l-.w ..a. and - a. ~ .a two ladies Gen .sr Eaur .uE a .rus. one Has .-a -. house aw -.-# na. -- g.s..eE. some. .. .. u"aH abe lEs- -a-gls an.a.a.-.- .. raa ..a.a and al.ars a. Che morn re re.a-r.. .a ... been tIs- =1 --. .r- r.e previous night for -are cam. q. a.-.. conveying laa a-e @ r-a .Hg .a gt .aa house bad been drowned while wild flH-n- E che E-as
 I- uas -arE a#r.. EHarz before -haE Lla e-Hg. a#L ..sE .aaa saa-.aI.aauEl zsraa--e- gaars Er-. .-l-s.y .- bad been aaaHa ar drive ga aa -aa front door sa- away again down lHe avenue I abe Ls .r .aa aE-- Ha la-s 1c- .lsa r.a aa. .- las a had a.el a H.s sleep -.a l-a- night
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
NEN MINING
 G0 FUR ATLIN

M Fade obalskj vao has been manager ior the soelete Mmier Min ms company oa Boulder creek Aun district arrived oa tbe g7la Ciy
 N ogaIsN went aag hst al and has spent ,hs winter n Losdon sbeu De organized another company known
 lae Hemlolk B CD Mines, who wlI install arse hydraulic plant on Hsnlaek creek one of tae uumer gas srsks flowing into Surprise Lake Aun district
 The company s capitalized with Sd m9 pounds slagliag and much of Che
 stock has been subscribed
 TaH company wtlI prospect for cop per- sold and other quartz. and n Che advent ol tbe discovery of coal wm lau a smoker
 While u Seattle VsBeauYsr and Victoria A 0baad contracted lor La tons ot machinery. consisting In rHt ot. H00g gsg Of hydraulic pipe a Keystone lriu. sawmlu buistiag engines. Peltea wheels and electric lasa.asry tlE lighting purposes.
 A aae gasoline launch W.u also be brought la ta ae used on the lake ln transporting lhe freight to the asines. uemlaek creek has never been work .d allao tl has beeQ known that the s-aal carries alues
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
BHEl2E H GHIHHTs Fg8 GlIl88s
 TET GoEIGg MERCURY

Hu aaray destroy tH. a and completely
 .. aEaH Haal enter
 aa.gas surfaces
 - aas ae ..- .. prescriptions uaa r.Ha.
 Ha damage #.g @ aaa ga
 lra. Chem .a U..rr. #.a. aa.s..aral aE a Co., Eaaaa o. ~ and a taken .. ~ " a saaa.a .t a. H.. Halls .a#s.- H.. a .aa # a. mad. u.. Na 
 H a. Take HIa Fauy F1 fur es sEGaall
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
8o08 HEHS
Many Alaskau Readers have Heard
 Ll and Pr0msd Thereby

Good neV5 travels last and he thousands 0I bad back sufferers in Alaska sre glad l5 learn that prompt raHeE IS within their reach Many a lame weak and aching back Is bad no mg1e. thanks o Doan's Kidney FIs. Thousands upon thousands Of people are teuns Jha good news of raaE experience with the old Quak- CT Remedy. Here Is an example worth reading:
 N s. Williams. 23s Liberty St, salem. Ore. says; "A fen years aso Rae doctors told me that my kaaays were in bad shape. I cane west on account oE the Jr1ublss thlaklag the change ut climate would help me- lu- this was u0t he ease and In spite 0E yhe usa 0g mauy remedies, 2 grew no better ! suffered rom an Intense burning sensation iR my Lack. ss z two live e0als were plac- ed directly over my kh18eys. The kidney secget0n5 passed i-EeEasarly and were also unnatural After using two boxes og Deans Kidney Pls, I dld not have the least pain in my back CT trouble Fom my kLdneys-"
 For sale by an dealsrs. Price 30 cents. FostsE-MHbaEn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agsna for ths Uullsd States.
 Remember tas a2me-D0an's-and take 20 other.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
B9TGE OF lIsSalgH8a

The paFtHefsbgp heFatosore existing between U. ,. Lynch and 2, 2. Ken uedy under the firm name of Lynch and Kennedy, ag SkasWay. Alaska, has been this day dissolved by mutRa consent. That H. J Lynch "a EssPonl ibla tor all debts due and owing by the firm and he la also alone author. jEgd to collect sll accounts due the said lirm af Lynch and Kennedy,
 Dated at SEasWay. Alaska. ths 5th day 0t April lsl9
 J. J Kennedy soc H. J. Lynch.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
DISCOVERED
 0PH.R GREEK

I. . ...".- .H. r.. arr.". # . Saturday a.. "
 
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 a# made " visiting ... .-. E. and other ...a ..-..u. n. estate ~ . . -.. ".
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
a-..-s-s- q --. E-.-L sE s-rss.

L1 prevent binds EE"l dying with gll L- lrra.a and injurious sys- Gem snaa --a-- gr cutting lae.r wings win a laG-L umcLear la l1 together H..a thread three OF four ag Ee largest feathers ar one
 This destroys Eae aa.HHee Che Ua-s da lut a.l sElae.r.. -l tho
 aud s rendered tlaass.ala
 Fowls. .-- may ae Eaag with
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BONO Quiuine Tab lets. Druggists refund money H is fails Co cure. D ". GROVES sig nature la on each box. 52c.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02

You can spend a pleasant hah hoW ln a game of Pool or English Bil Ezrts- The Board 0t Trade has ths best tables lu skagEEy Drop in,- He.B bs glad To ss you.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-02
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train is noW selling a big lot o5 Good Goods at reduced prices aa they are getting too old to bold and s6l aJ @ profit Yours,
 u Herman Grimm