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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

- Der bsmolratii&s Stats Gcntent
fnbet am Q. September in Sarrisbure
fat.
- @is es bsibt, bsirirtt ii& abSofat
u. u. Gbaie UNI bic bemofratifHe Romis
nation aIs RiGisrianbibat sesen Ri&ter
gbiparbs. bod IN bic 9a&ri&t ieines'
tuess ~bsrbaret.
- Ssrr aarI R5mpeI. Der befannie
apptbeier, ber ihpn felt Ginger Belt
frdnisIte, if mad Nstp Oori ssrsift. um
fi& bon ieinen bort isbbaften 4riibern,
bic Nerate finb. bebanbeIn su lafen.
Na4 erbaltener Ra&ridt III bereits in
Germ 96mpeI's 8ufanb cine Iei&te
8efsrun8 einsetretsn.
- Ginbrsdsr branssn seFern au frG.
Der Moreentunbe In bic WabImlbIe BON
Diuiam o. Ban Slest in Gaf Benton
unb ~iprensten ben @elbf1rani, in tpeI,
dem fie bic Sumrae bon ssbn Dollars
fanben bas @etdubs ipurbe bempIivt.
Die ginbre&er burden Idnesre 8eit bon
ben anipcbnenben Sarmern psrfolet. ents
famen aber.
@efsrn tuurbsn @ei1norsns fir
ben am 81. September beeinnenben @e.
riGtstermin eejosen unb mir fnben in
benz 8ersei@nib ioIesnbe Dsutf&e :
Wontas, 81. Sept. 8ictor g. 8enaeI,
Senrp 3elt, RuboIpb S@afer. @barle8
8isisl. Wiaiam Seinb. -Rontae, %.
Sept: @barIes 5. Gentsr. Senrp r.
3iesler. SuIius 3~rausptt. 8. u. Rauf.
tolb, 9eter s. Sinller, Simon 2ouer.
SiBmunb 8ooS.-N lontae. 8. DIT. :
5rsb. SsnIeImann. 9biaip S&dfsr, au.
sua S&impff, @sOrss aOren,.
- Sin Staats. Content Der fpani{d.
umerifanifhen ariesspeteranen tuurbs
setsrn in Der @smoriaI Saae an be,
gde bon 9enn Ibenus uno 2inben
StraBe er6fnet unb pirb au& beute nod
in SiBun8 fem. 8apitdn Green Dor
8eabine, Der se~eentrdrtiee @ommanbeur,
srbhnete ben @onbent. Seute 8ormit.
tag fnost bic eieentIiGe @eihdftspsr.
iammIuns unb grtpdbIune bon 8eamter
HIATT Na6miitaeS ipirb Der nntetbaI.
tuns Der @dfe eeipibmst ipsrben uni
Abenes finbet Elm bfsntliher @mpfanf
nsbf nnterbaltuns in Der Wemorial
Sals fatt.
Sin 9ferb bes @rocers gbiport
Siebeder brannts am Dienitas Moraer
eur&, fura na&bem ss bic S&eune auI
Ger Sibfeite perluRen battle unb Madden
ss ben Greiber George 8eif bonn @assr
gei&leuosrt bate, tpobur@ bieier b6s ,er.
fdunben iuurbe. rannte es bic 8iitsipr
abenue in ipilbsm 6aIopp entlana uni
tiber bic 8oarins Broof Bride. Yin be,
Gde bon Nbams Nbenus unb Spruc,
Strabe polterte 60 init @u&t in Elm aro.
bes S&aufenfer bss Srisnb 2abens uni
sertrimmerte bieies, ii1 babel psrf&iebent
Sdnittpunben sufdsenb. Gin Gbisrars
mubts has Pferb, tpeI&es iebod nidt &C.
fabrli4 berlsst ipurbs. bsbanbeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Rprb &crantcn.

- Gin 9obIsnfaa in Der Storr 4ede
traf ON Wittpo& ben Batrid @iIeaaon
bon propibence unb bic Nsrsts bsfardten,
eab ibm Sas &ddsart ssbro&sn tuurbs.
GIN SOnntas Ra6t ereienete fi6
an Wonisp auenue. stpifhsn ben Sdufsrn
go. 1907 unb 1909. cine @rbieniuna, bic
stpan3is 5ub tief unb aebn SUB brett
apii&en ben 9ebduben tpurbe, ebs fe an
MOntas sdnsIi6 na&seIaEsn bate, Ser
anesri&tete S&uben in niat srcb unb
man ma&te fi& fufort baran. bic Def.
nuns pieber aufSuflqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Neuer Sfaubal.

gIuf 8srIanssn bss @iniRsriums bss
Snneren bat bas Suftis. Winiiterium 60
untsrnOmmen, bic Acknowledgment ipss
gen 2anbi&tpinosIs i'm S%nbiansr'T srri.
forum unb ipesisa, lpel&e Roas Bun.
bssbeamts bel benfelben asipielt habsn
m6sen, 40 b%eanitpotten. nnisrfuGt ioQ
fsrnsr tperbsn, Oh "a tpabr isi, baB BE.
ante ber 3ssietune fi& 8ebenberbienf
aiS AneeiteGie bon 2anbperfaufs. See
ieai&aften usri&aHsn. bic i'm Snbiansr'
Eerritorium @ei&dfte treiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Die sntiaen iparben tpieser iAtper
beimgefuht.

Die Sniel Wartiniqus iprrbs bon
einem fur&tbaren Ottan beimseiu1t.
gr oauerie ssbn Stuben on unb pdibste
stpei Stunbsn lang nit bsionbersr Ssf.
iiefeit ibsr Sort be Srancs, mo er eroBs
3srtbtuns anridtste. Sunberte bon
pduiern purbsn absebedt unb msbrsre
Ss8sli&iHe tpurbsn i@tper bef6dbist.
Die Straben finb bur@ Gtdmmer Der
Dd&er uno enttuurselte 8dume unpaf.
trbar esmadt. Ina in ben Driidaftsn
Triniio. St. Waris, 81. Sofspb unb
5raneois ipurbe idpsrer S&aben anees
ri&tet. Ser Sturm cling mad benz
N~orbpsffsn binauf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Die sustrads sss gsiuS babe

- Die s4usbrids sss 8siub .babsn
an Ssftiatsit s%ussuomnfa.
- SIN p~biIabelpbia Farb i'm sIItsr
bon SO Sabren Woiss Rolod. Der ole
Der dItsfs 8u&tdAeIer in ben Ser.
Staten eaIt.
= SIN SOIse zines 8sri6tes, BOB bic
bsuii@e Reeierune beabf&tiat. bic
srmes su ~perfdrfen. feel Der Rurs Der
Staatspapisrs um II prosent. Sc bei6t.
bab Susi neue Armse.G orps 8ei&afsn
iperben iousn. Sas tebenbe Deer iol
um SO. 900 Rann bsrmebrt ipetben. 70
bab feline Srisbsnshdrfe auf GA. 900
Wann fsiet. 90 bsoentet oas cine idbr'
Ii&e Nsbrausaabe ftir bic Grmee ,un
8siraes o g. 100000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
3urhdaewtefeu.

SIN Staatsbsparisment su @afbinstCn
lief elm bonn stpblften bieisS Wonatss
baiiriss 8abeIsramm Elm. in rsI&em Der
8unbssesianbte Beaupre aus Boeota
melbet, bab Der 20 anamaianal' 8srirae
bon BEN SENATE Der @eiebeebun8 60.
lombiens surldeetrieien tuurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

Ser @sT9dftstbeiI Der OriI&aft
4ntbere In Marinetie Co.. Mis., ipurbe
Our& Geuer serftbrt. Wan eIaubt. ss
liest 8raneftifiuns Dor. S&aben sttpa
$50, 900
- Dur@ bas So&paHsr i'm 2anias
5Iub puroe bic Bride siii5rt, tpsIte
bic einsiee Sirabenbabnperbinbune stpis
fden ben beibsn Stabtibeilsn bon 8anias
@itp bilbet.
- Surf MsRi&ersti. Der iirsIi& in
isinsr 8siiuns. Dem ..@rasboanin". bic
ruifi&sn BrDbin,iaI . 8eamten i&arf
iritiiirte. bat bsbtpesen bon Der 8ssisruns
cine @arnune erbalten.
- Der @oubsrnsur bon 1sras Bat
in elmer proflamation cine 8slobnune
BON $50, 900 fir bic gntbedung zines
MittsIs eesen ben msriianii@en 8aums
w~oabaaens@ urm ausseiest.
- Yin Der Mdnbuns Der GIbs COLI.
birts bas beuifde SeselidifT .SiabsQa"
nit benz nortussifdsn Dampfsr ,,9beo.
boz" 8eibe S4iffe einsen unier unb
bic 25 SesIsuts auf oenielben e~rtranfen.
- Sin Der sroBen 2ans'T&en Sabrii
iar Observation-Disclosures WaiGinsn in
Wannbeim, bic 5000 arbeiter bef6dfs
tiet. III elm Streit aussebro&sn. 3ipei.
tauisnb Arbeiter baben bic Arbeit niebers
selest.
- SIN @aEsramt 40 Rsp Yorf tpurs
ben DISQUALIFICATION eHtoedt, ipel&e
Der Stabt cine Berluit bon eiipa elmer
Billion Dollars berurfadten. Drei sSns
ipettoren tpuroen ibres Nmtes ~seittpellie
entbpben.
- SIN Der Rob. gonfsrsns su gbau.
tauqua bieIt Obsrri&ter Gore aus 0slas
mare einen 8ortras, in tpsl&sm Ct aIs
Wittel seeen MobestpaIt empfabl, bab
bic 8samten itets tidiidtslOs ssssn ie.
ben NOb porsebsn.
- Dem 2pnbon Daily telegraph"
tpirb aus @isn semelbet, bort tuerbe be.
ri&tst. bab 8bnis Better bon Serbisn GEE
brobt babe, atbanisn su tuoIsn, tpenn Ct
bod treitsr nidts als Elm @efanssnsr Der
W,litdrsP artei fem foae.
- Ser Granddaughter ,.Raiier 8iI.
bsIm H., tpelher am Dienftag aus
Bremen in 9siu gori eintrat Dat bic
8siis in finf 2asen Is Stuuben unb
astn Ninuten auridseIeet. @r bat babel
cine DurHiGnitts . @si&tpinbisisit bon
% SO 3noien pro Stunbe ersislt.
- abermaIs bat Gin SoIbaten I&ins
bsnber untsrOffeier feline Strafs esfun.
ben. Gin nnteroffcier bes in Maina
sarnifonirenben 2. Hafauiihen Snfan,
isris . 8seiments go. SO, Ramens
S&neiber, trurbs bon einem arisssee.
ridt in l70 SdQsn bee SoIDatsnmib.
tanblune fir iiberflbrt era&tet unb su
II Subrsn @sfdnsnib unb Dssraoirune
uetuttbeilt.
- @sbsr in Der ameriianii&sn nod
in elmer onberen 2ssaiion peiB man
etipas bapon. bnb -pis cine DspsIGe
aus Oofobama meloste -9rinj 9bine be
gintpiaisuns RubIunos erbisIt, ben grd.
libenten 8opiebelt als 8ermitiIer in ber
Manbi&urei 8 Jraee anaurufsn. Die
in 2onbon erfldTen, bnb lbers
baupt feline Sraee portisee. bel ipslGer
bic BsrmitiIuns 8OOispsIt's n6tbis isi.
- Diuiam 6. SobnRpH. elm anse.
Itslter bon Col 8raber. Sleif@sr, bon
bemsrfte an Scnniae cine
Rife Slai&snbisr i'm Gisf6ranf. CT
lrat in ben SGranf unb tpdbrsnb CT cine
trani. f&lob f& sufdais bic
lbare unb er mubte bier Stunbsn in feis
mem unfrsitpiQisen .,8isrIOioI" bIsibsn.
be i'm snbli& Elm Nitelieb Der Sirma
,aIb srfrOrsn b~sfrsits. 81 bate fid. ipie
u faete. babur4 ettpas iuarm 8sbaIien.
,ab e. bic aan,e Qi5ie Bier austvanl,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
GrQDeMette
Sn9e

tueroen tuaferOidt sema6t, obne
ibr @nieben gu perdnoern. Sie
fOmmen in Gonberts, Gbebiots,
Yrnneaas, .9iasOmals, Sersss,
GFamenes, soleils, Ssnstians,
etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

Die Sibe 1T ba! Hi&ts brinet su&
70 anssnsbm ibsr bic bsiBen Ausuftase
ale cine SIaI&s Sprni's glpenirduter
8Iutbslsber. gr ilblt bas erbise Biut
unb iavit bas game Ssfsm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Neme Mmsei9em.
Mdbdben ~DerIan9t.

Gin tuti&,amtrifanil&ss RSs&sn fir al.
esmstnt Sausarbsii pirb ptIansi tn Rp. 406
9sFrtipn assnus.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
A Gard.

To the merchants and public of Aber-
leen we as clerks in the various stores
# Aberdeen wish to explain our position
'egarding the letter from our union to
he merchants.
Our attitude was not to dictate as
many seem to think, but to offer our
ervices for the evenings mentioned.
The contracts which the merchants
igned with us specified that the stores
will be closed all day on the Fourth Of
.uly, and as the Fourth comes on Sat
,rday this year we thought it our duty
our employees to offer our services for
he evenings mentioned.
Unfortunately the wording of our letter
vas not as intended and we cannot
,lame the merchants for taking offense
,ut we hope they will take us as we
mean not as we say"
We hope with this explanation the
mere hants and public will see our side
II the question and will judge us record.
ingly.
MEMBERS OF Local UNION 629.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
FOR THE BOYS
THE Y, N. c. A. PLANS SUMMER
ADJUSTMENTS.
Give the "Kid" a Chance. Outbursts OF
Temper May Mean Pent Up Greatness.
The Association Takes a Sensible View Of
the Small Boy"

The y. NJ. C. A. is Planning some big
things fer the boys of the city. In tact
it is not )nfined to this city for some OF
the events vii! reach into neighborlng
towns. The outdoor life prevails most
of all in summer clubs. tramps and such
like. he outing foremost in the sum-
mer pahs is the Second Annual Boys
Camp. In speaking Of the camp, Secre'
tary Wonacott has this to say
"If vour bov is between 10 and Is
wears If age, the V NJ. G. A. BOYS
Cana wild be an excellent place for ~
,lays of his summer vacation. 1t affords
IN ideal outin, at a small cost. 1t gives
them the opportunity to be with other
bows who lift them to a better purpose,
and to pursue the pleasures which are
foremost in the lives OF boys.
"Discipline is Insisted upon; care Is
given to each boy in the proper wav.
Adult leaders are continually with them.
Their physical, NOR | aad religious well
fare is looked after in the best pc sible
manner. The camp life is pleasing to
the DO, and often is the turning point IN
his life. Last year IA boys attended and
they are anxious to 60 again. l shall be
glad to talk to parents who contemplate
ending their boys"
The location OF the camp will be as
deal for the boy life as can be procure'.
\ place where games and SPORTS can be
ndulped in. No fire arms are allowed
md every precaution is taken to avoid
my mishap. Bows as far as Tacoma
ave sent in tl.ei; applications and it is
expected that the best camp ever held
will occur between the dates of July
1925
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

Laxati"e Bromo Qninlne Tablets cure a
cold IN one dav No Cure No Paw
Price, - cents
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
THE ELECTRIC ROAD.

The building OF an electric railroad be-
tween Aberdeen and IIoquiam is con
cen of great Importance to both cities,
and the authorities OF either place will
be reluctant to throw any hindrances in
the way OF the ear lest possible constrnc-
ton OF the road. After several abortive
attempts at this needed improvement.
everything now indicates that TIE pres
ent company has the ability and DISPOSE.
ton to carry it through. 1t has put up
forfeits of IS 900 that it will comply with
its franchises, and has begun the work
of actual construction.
In view of these conditions, it would
be decidedly unwise for either Aberdeen
or Hoquiam to hamper this company by
granting other franchises, at least until
it fails to keep its agreements. We all
want the road, and, with the good faith
already exhibited by the Grays Harbol
Power & Light Co.. it should be per.
mitted to build the road if it is able. II
will be time enough to consider othe,
propos tons when this company shall
fail, and, in that event, both cities art
Unidentified in the sum of - 500 each.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
Boats and Boat Building.

n. A. Springer is again in business
his new place fool OF Wishkah street.
Estimates on and contracts taken for
building boats OF any description. Boats
for rent. Parties wishing them on Sum
DAVIS will engage in advance 47-1m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
An,mOnIu,

Few people realize the possibilities Of
ammonia. The preparation known as
common spirits of ammonia is valuable
in many ailments. For example, ten or
twenty drops in a large wineglass Of
water will revive fainting person. 1t
is an excellent stinulant in case Of
nervous depression and headache. as it
restores circulation. Again. Il few drops
make the water soft. and 1t takes the
dirt Off OF pai.:t iDore quickly than
anything els. t"k"s the stains out Of
carpets ci'.:.- culli'Is and liairbrushes
and makes :, I'D :.i.,. silver look as good
rs NOV.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
ON THE DIAMOND.
Aberdeen Loses Two Games Of Base Bal
Yesterday, to Olympia and Montesano.

Yesterday. to Olympia and Montesano.
Aberdeen is out of luck in base hall
way, and, although the boys play good
ball and put up a pretty game, they have
dropped into the habit OF allowing the
other fellows to win.
About four coaches were filled on the
excursion train to Olympia, yes erday,
with base ball enthusiasts going to see
the league game between Aberdeen and
the Olympia team. All are agreed that
the game was splendid one, but, few
small errors in the sixth inning gave the
game to Olympia with the score of )
to ,.
At Athletic Park, in this city, the
Crescents crossed bats with the Monte
sano nine, and pnt up one of their best
games this season, but allowed the
county seat lads to take the game, the
score standing b to 6.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
THE JURY TERM
OF THE SUPERIOR COURT, CON-
VENlNC TODAY.
The Official Calendar. Some Important Cases
to be Tried. Jury Summoned to Appear
Today, and Cases Set Up to July o.
List OF Counsel.

gan at Montesano this morning, Mason
Irwin Judge. Owing to the illness OF
Judge Irwin at the time OF the last SEES
sion numb Of cases went over, so that
the present calendar is not o,ly lengthy,
but consists of many important cases.
The following is the calendar:
Tuesday, June 9-Creech Bros. VS..
Bert Morse ct. ux.; Attorneys }. q.
Bridges and Shields 4 Taggart.
Frank Story VS.. +. q. Deming- Caldwell
Shjngle Co; Attorneys Govnor Teats and
J. B. Bridges.
Wednesday, June johannes Ryan VS..
Poison Bros. Logging Co.; Attorneys
Govnor Teats and Green & Gritli1hs and
G. w. Hodgdor.
G. G. Hutchinson VS.. Clark Smith ;
Attorneys W.,H. Abel and l.. II. Brewer
and Is. G.. Cheney.
Thursday, June IL .Weyerhaeuser
Tim Der Co. ". q. NJ. Powell Attorneys
J. b. Bridges and J. G Cross.
j. II. Jackson VS.. +. p. Brscoe; Attor-
neys W. II. Abel and j. b. Bridges.
Friday, June 12-Jos. b. Egerer VS..
Fred II. Green ct. AL !; Attorneys John
G. Hogan ana j. G. Gross.
Walter Abbott IS. G. w. Brown; At
torneys j. A. Hutchinson and b. g..
Cheney.
Saturday, June he. l. Rowe VS..
Thos. Armstrong; Attorneys W. II. Abel
and j. A. Hutchinson.
j. S. Ingram VS.. Wishkah Boom Co. !;
Attorneys j. C. Cross and Green &
Griflths.
Monday, June 15-Chas. Cast VS.. City
of Aberdeen; Attorneys E. +. Boner and
Ben Sheeks and +. II. Fox.
B.. + Huff VS.. Edward l.ycan ct al. !;
Attorneys J . 3. Bridges and 5. NJ. Heath
aud c. W. Hodgdon.
Tuesday, June l6-Wm. Lanning VS..
G. B. Weatherwax; Attorneys John c.
Hogan and J. G. Cross.
Weatherwax Lumber Co VS.. J. B. Ray
ct. ux.; Attorneys J. G. Cross and W.
Il. Abel.
Wednesday, June 17-Sven johnson
ct. ux. VS.. Wiehkah Boom Co.. Attor.
neys Shields & Taggart and Green 4
Grifiiths and S. NJ. Heath.
Robert Patterson vs.. Hayes & Hayes !;
Attorneys Shields & Iaggart and j. b.
Bridges.
Thursday, June lS-Johr Horton vs..
N. Z. Ry. Co Attorneys Shields Il Tag
cart and J. A. Hutt heson.
Friday, June l9-Jos. Juza VS.. n. 7.
Ry. Co.. Attorneys w. II. Abel and J.
A. Hutchinson.
FIG. Deming VS.. Henry Anderson ct.
al: Attorneys W. III. Abel and }. b.
Bridges.
Saturday, June 20-N. A. Springer VS..
Wishkah Boom Co. F.; Attorneys N. w.
BUSH aud Green 4 Griffiths and s, M.
Heath.
M. C. Keyser VS.. Lizzie Harris; Attor-
neys Shields & Taggart and F. l.. Morgan.
Monday, June 22-Paul SHIFTS VS.. John
q. Hogan; Attorneys j. c. Cross and
John G. Hogan.
Fritz Spalding vs.. j. J. Johnson; At
torneys w. IL. Abel and B. q. Cheney.
Tuesday, June 23-Rob!nson Cary Co.
VS.. Anderson & Middleton Lumber Co.
Attorneys J. A. Hutcheson and j. b.
Bridges.
Monday, July 6-Grays Harbor Com
mercial Co. vs.. Mack Logging Co.. Attor.
news j. B, Bridges and 5. NJ. Heath.
Gravs Harbor Commercial Co. VS..
Chas. Neeson, Attorneys J. b. Bird ses
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

'--"'' lg;. city quiet. gentlemen"
f.. -. i. -, ~ YER. referring to Il horse
which iva ices were to drive, but
vOI ii...s. ..s,.' TIE rein off his tail"
49, II. sd they. I'VE will bear
it II rIrt."
whoa t';r* returned the innkeeper
inCN..t ,, ,licy had cot On.
-. a. .. -" Was the reply. I'VE
had or + sharp shower, but we
took ); IT, : ms TO hold the umbrella
over lie 80, = tail. so there was no
real g.. ..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
Both Hinked.

Boltshauser-Why didn't you intro
duce me to your friend Quisby just
now? Didn't you see me wink at YOU?
Snargcr-Ycs, and | would have, my
dear boy, with pleasuro but, you see,
Quisby WinkeJ ut me first.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
To Boston and Return Via N. P. Ry.

On June oath, 25th, Goth and 9th we
will sell round trip tickets to Boston
and return for $3.50.
Tickets good to return leaving Boston
July Eth. Stop over allowed either di-
rections west OF st Paul and Missouri
River points.
+. A. BoupRrAUIr. Agent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

N-ife-So they returned your manu-
script? 1t is too bad.
Husband (who thinks he can write)-
Yes; that is what the editor said about
IT
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

'Well, may l hope, then, dearest,
that at some time may have the hap
piness Of making YOU my wife,"
ayes, I hope so, l am sure" she re.
piled. Il am tired of suing fellows for
breach of promise"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

stops the Cough and Works VII thu
Cold.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
sydney Smiths Wit.

AS Lord BvouGham one day rode by
IN his carriage, on the panel of which
was large i, Sydney Smith is said to
have remarked, There goes a carriage
with a B outside and wasp Within"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08
He Ought to Know.

Giles-Thcre is a fortune in grain
speculation,
Miles-IIow do you know?
G;les-Because l put one there.-Chi.
caEo News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
THEY PAID
TEN CENTS
TO HEAR PRESIDENT JACKSON
LECTURE ON ALASKA

Arthur e. Jaeksnsl AZ Aianka Geo
graphical .arlssT fame. has FsappsaFsa
Ia akaHway. according 10 passrngesn
Who arrfrsai from that eitg this morn
ing an fha Steamer tsuuheidt Re
says that nlr hasnv Il ~ Jaussu Al
though be ayolasd being interviewed
~hsn he passed though Seattle. 10 said
a sod many thihsa IN skagwny, &C
caralug % the newspapers. lie thinks
that the people u Alaska have criu-
eisaa him harshif and have shown N
gratitude "a the Alaska UepHraphtenl
uarlasr. o. shieh 10 r. president
lie further dsnias hat ne had ever
desired O. DO placed 81 the hnaa ~
the kiasaau commission q mRuAze
the territorial exhibit At the sc. Louis
fair. and only sought connection with
that commission because he though,
he nouid fse ~ great service % Alaska
on account u Ms vide experiences ~
connection wfth rxpasitiuur said he
1T 1as suggested 10 me that could
be q umu h. Aianka At the worlds
fair. because the Alaska exhibit that
I Assembled ~ SIC faH-. American -
position. eausiaflug ~ 1asS pieces. N@A
aach a success. Aorc than ss.so per
sons visited the exhibit ~ Buffalo. ard
more than apoQ paid 10 cents 20 hear
the Illustrated irrturc On Alaska that
Vas given 1t that time"
This Humboldt had a bis lat Of iti
passengers. including J g. Ford Of the
Pacific Coast company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

, aisuaatiy. IN the county saii this MORN
ina. shlsfr she l. hrlns held fuf ths
time hcins
Attorney Hawkins has already cent
s1ysfai nkeiY yeang candidates fat a
position as husband 60 tsk % the
.iilakf dafaa~i aaa decide y hathef thes
c,sula aMFHs % love aua cherish hsf
tiii death Cora - . aisndaf. Yuaas
rrestufo sfth many eiaiHsa q sod
i>aka Shs aiaa snAkea display "a
beautiful whiir teeth when she unitrs
All ths xisiiiuk swt1Rs sHa have
looked az hsf thfuash tho hss~ af ths
sonsu's ssra have isssf fssafsh ~ is,-
pFsasssi. tsslt al sseeat ans. have De-
riirsi that Cnrss alleged ~Htfuiness
misht yerf eaaiiT Nfesk happy hasae
ard have sssldei ihat ~sddlna such a
young wonan ueaia t,s tHaaslaabla
young friiaw. ~ho halls ffasn ~,
sfrtt ard shose nrrt name u Val
tor came 10 the faii Yesterday. sar
ana vas immediately conquered Hs
iiksa caFas pasyw." h. taid sir
tav Aina ard although b. admitted
that an lhsarriaihls bride sac = tklnF
- - avussisa he aprsar~s q b~ -
~. aisinisa hat thr old adase moth.
.~-s- .-....s.ae.
Mf uawkins aftsf nnstns that
fufa vas issaAef aron with saegr. cent
walters kark ~ hls haass taen - 80
rufe Hsaaesass rfia fiurs a. 30 he char.
seiar zna atiiitF to naptssFt a wffs
That ~zs several days age ana
Corsa af1anf admirsf has noe fst
isewn hard fgnus. whether tsseauss b.
has exF.ertshceA = change - heart. ~
WHISTLER - saaaet naa any - Bis
ffissas ~ha wli Kfsr hssr sefeFssss.
~ fIs4Ala= eAnsss szs
The fact rcmaiua. however. that
Core uust either be drawn IN the mat
firrie=isi tagssrY ~ q arsefFfnE party
before the .ssek ends .af - g. fetn
fhr ranks - The ineafrisAhiss az Cise-
heifH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

BRAND new hiKh grade aud thor
ouEhlY reliable and fully Warranted
Upright Pianos. IN artistic burr wal
nut. oak and mahogany. double ven-
esrod eases. with al the very LAT
EST improvements direct from the
factories. at s2St. that ara NJ fine as
any one needs and would retail reg
uiariy a. sssn. Seine az t3ef. worth
at usual retail tts0. while some Of
the finest. most musical and beau
ttful Instruments ever shown here
ara offered HOW at s4ss that would
be cheap at 1850. others less cxpcn-
sive. but thoroughly reliable and
sarviceabic Pianos. that are going
At this sale for $3.50. sses aud tsis.
that retail ordinarily Vt ss2s. SAYS
aud ttss. ssofne at s3fa. worth tsfs.
and others rs Tow as Si8s that would
retail NJ $3.50. Also bargains In
eIItshf1N tfasA nIa~4a