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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
FINED 1T ALL UP.
Platt and Odell Have Conference
With President.

Washington. Nov. p. - Senator
Thomas c. Plat and Governor Benja-
min Odell, OF New York, have reached
an absolute and entire agreenent polit-
ically. Both will work in perfect har.
mony with each other and with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
This, in brief il was announced, is
the net result OF a conference recently
held at the White House The parties
to the conference were the president,
Senator Flatt, Governor Odell and
Chairman George W Dun. OF the Re-
publican state committee Of New York.
For six months il has been known
that political differences existed be-
tween Governor Oiell and Senstor
Plat. These differences were OF such
4 character as to cause concern in the
minds Of their friends. although they
did got take the form Of AL aIignment
OF factions in New Icrk state. They
grew ont Of state appointments origl
nslly. aud !, is stated were confined
practice ily 70 state affairs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
SEATTLE MA2kET REPORT


TIT :a.l:v1Is prices sc Hs5ls d!
esred a ths praapcs- y tas la2&
dealers ao- daGrar il r:Ura lots u
iAs aack D IL tAs c&- 81 SEATTLE
>e-4n--i,s1<., 81: q b ya- sor RS
iey 81 ne, ton vhaat :.ti;ls1 .eaa
81 p:sr 1;n. 9ir&I, s.. pa. taI snor1s
s.. qa- t;r.
13ar- Das,Sss,I "a ISL -1s'toL 1tv
Sled @.hst Qsr IN T'aea1 Sou1 /
SIG 80 g'a, 1or A.s&.4& s.a-.; sss'
5oL.
agss-St,q;l.y fresh -anoA. $50 81:
rsI haa
:'oueJ,v--'IArs hens B, pa- !. .olt
raoste-s 4; ps- I sI;4ns chickens.
81 -S@er: 2n- daa. tuaEs 30 -.
ne, d. reass., 1b@ IL; ra- T.
1--we S5nck--chnlrs haa. nsCtls. ctv's,
8; pac II, steers, 81. pa, IL shasl.
a.: pa- u hugs T.. % :; pa- j.
calves, h@fs par il; spring lambs
SO 2at pa- head
r5ibas, f'alls ant Waol-aaaT,
salTat ssea-s svA, 81 L -s, medium
na- d. 1;; Ugh. Iuuh- ~ IOs f-.t
cuv-s 81 waictsS 49,: sIl5At Elps,
Z; cIlt. 81; sIAcs 1rt huns. n: s-eai
hoes :; isss E,lkr sIl1at IL lls Lpt
c-runa, II 1855. r-T hlnss, 20 Il:
v-in5a- naa-. n.y, go 2t; gnnt mn
nha- skIltv 90. ~, s-'aass !. q b:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
MILITIA CAt.tEp OF 7
Jt>e Marvtcean aai Cow Boys Ee>Ssi
Indian f.,tste-

Nilsson s, Mort, Noc = ~ ;rrt33
ass Asan ssri t. For: Mlssoals sv Ms.
7ar u :; S,nras.9- la.sis1 scs1; On the
flstaas5 reservation thst the laals.
y,alcs s-s Unsale Il c:,.,e S3tt .1as Mo-
7scasn &a5 sis g&n6 u nas aats VIZ
sscs 500 hssa Il sta;s IN tire -ese1.
vstio1 sna refass IL ,&r TIRE e-aHus
fsx / -at 7sst y'ss rosas I; seDa ;r;,,,:
* the srsns ii traatla, WITH a-.5.r.
Il ran ~ ths Nor cesa herd
M&iar Ta,~st, NsYtsIn MAKE &nb
: fly iron, IN nrae'rs rom ssAircsar
were 1'usha1 4 Tire '1sno, a. q Il u:
.csr ths Northern Pa;afs Tx snr q,
L,srct etrs tiss Il s q s,i,'ts n ,unoors
srnane VAiaA Is ans thsi aergtf
>iAeri& hss Aasn sAa; hna tw, ., t.-es
.pd i&r ~, icSyner waunaea
&a'rlcasu is II TIRE littie fstesn
Satt tortt Hiles ron tns IS rtsa
TAf t-oaps " ne e3u ~ 81 Z, ias cs
ire Is S; sln< tn5 ua-as arar,
}sHa the distance psrned Iher So
etGlpnea u hasrt mlrcf ne ir;le,
y,-s'y.s-ea in Tlr5er ms q xra c,lj
wasthe, asn p.ne @:r'lgAs il nni
~ 0a.',ea q resi>a she t-aaps, s,thausi
hr9ers hscs aaeu sIcar ~ ms srrest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

German consulate is to be established
at Seattle.
A temperance ticket has been nomi-
mated AZ Garfield.
representative Humphrey has intro
iuced bill for the establishment of n
suhtreasury AT Seattle.
Everett is 10 have a new hospital. II
will he built hv the Catholics and will
I've under the management Of the Prov
iience Hospital association.
Az Seattle Mrs Fannie Fohs has
commenced suit for breach Of promise
against Lieutenant q. q. Haines, Of
the revenue cutter Manning.
Samuel +. Crockett, who came 10 the
Sound in lS45. and who built the first
sswmili in the state At rumwaier, died
Friday AZ his home in Kent, ~ the age
III 81 wears. He MAS buried al Seattle.
A teal Nas been closed for the site
NJ a his power plant 10 I've located by
the Everett Improvement company. II
is understood. on the Wallace river,
near Gold Mr The plant Will develop
1900 horse power. With provisions
tcr further increase. II will supply
Everett with light and power.
BILLS have taeu introduced lv Rep
respu,stive Jones granting the state oi
Wssainston II. NN0 acres ~ land Tor
.he ;>erefis ~ .he state soldiers home
AZ Ort,ns. ami ~ vsN q, NJ, Rouse. ".
ballard. iutoyuey fees IN aoouut II
tie seizure a ovium by a customs otN-
Ger III IRE Puget Stvud iis,yit. in 1855,
\ p>Nl 9. a,Nou, 5000 bushels .;
whea; stored s. Aly0o;s has been s,lG
~ !. q. Elliot;. LEGAL sseu, ion the
rar,lasud Grain Company. The price
is moi given og;, The whea: Uas mostly
tluN,and .he price IS though. 10 he
at,y. Is cents The res; uas owne6
Ay farmers nesr A,aao;s. WHO pooled
early ~ TIE Season.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS ROM VARIOUS PARTS o.
THE WORLD
Outside the state OF Washington
Resume of the Less Important.
hut Not Less Interesting. Hap
pcnings OF the Past Week In a
Gender sod Form.

The greater portion Of the south side
Of Hill CITY. Kansas. has been DESTROY
ed Nv DIRE. The damage exceeds 500.
600
Carta,n Olprlin Vi Carter WAS re-
leased from the Fort | 'avenworth pr's-
on Sa.ur,iav. when his five year term
ct imprisonment expired.
The egsv,ua's condition causes some
alarm. as she Inflammation III her ear
,i,>es no, WELD e. treatment and II is
feared an operation may he necessary.
The Princess Ms,h,lde N,uspsr,e.
she only SURVIVING daughter N Ming
jerome R,uapayte ard niece y. Nspo-
lem. is critically Ill a; rsyis, She IS
a0vaucei ii wears,
Representative Patterson N rouues-
see has introduced till ~ aNolsh
slavery iii ,he Philippines ami Il sh0,-
gate she treaty between the nl,ei
States ana ;l,e sultan al Su,a,
!; is announced =, Cape Town ,hst
the Germans have formally auueN'>l
the territory a Tie E,uie,swsr;s tribes,
n,er IN German S<,n;hwes. Africa The
surrender 81 The N,atoswsy:s IS ex.
rcrte,i
The German foreign ois;te budget
vy>vh;as t,>y TIE establishment; ~ t,ec-
.r,u c,usuls:es =; Ses;ile. Wash. -,
Pau, MINI, New Orleans and Allan
Is. ca,
Representative Hepburn has intro.
iut<>i a hill known SIS .lse yu'v tt>>3
bill. IRE same measure tbs; MAS re
~, te>; ~ the last congress by The t,ga'.
v,itsee ~ interstate ana foreign can'.
,saerca,
Niws E.,osri has aex i,sei ,ast he IS
unable - st>>ey; N, invitation - sela,:
sore Il his horses L, ,.ge 81 l.sn'< eN,
position, The 5ee'irst,or Is sc<'ar' ;,a-
rje,; ~ al eNyrass,o,3 II much regret,
,at Il IS eNplsjres tlos; the s,uS hss
u's,ie i; 81 jvNa7Jshla 17;le 10; l., Ell ts7
horses u, & handicap rsce.
\; TIE 1leeilrs II IRE International
>,>;jAl;st congress s. Brussels s ,w;;-
;soa ass 5ivtg' sts.s ag3 Tecsiva5 n...
:apesvy;s sisas.ures> protesting &Sairs;
tie lyy3thirs ~ negroes II Tire lnl;a3
States, The petition, according Il
..aass IN casree u Il. ~lll r' $500 'saN'
t. President Roosevelt;
The N;sgus letting, u 81 &7tatle
,ce.iere.; ~ hsr'e ., slglstas N coca7r
<s,s ne $50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
-acnn.s 2un.a:inr,s.

W-haf1-'slues5am TsQ Sb; cluh Il
q -Sc
CacSlf--$;yea-s, "a O., psr IL;
cnv's * @..4.c
S,haar-3t
fI0cs--6Gl'f4s,
1ats--s2a33 .SG@ 2..5t -n.lat na1s
s2b@2 81
FAY. Alfalfa, eE,-W'hssl hay, 81
q 1h.6o clmnehy hay, s1e@ n,
nlnne-ass SIT; cluva-, s1e.hb@ n ri
slfal7R s15
F'eer--c.n,n ST. r'nesl 81, -S6@ Il
hsrHv vhpls c-'6rr 81 -ntaG
So ri hrsr So 0ft shn~ls s322.aC.
pouicrv-r'u,aievs Dressed 2h;
chickens Dressed spring 1ac; DUCKS
Dressed lit reess e-essaG 1hc Live
Chickens II @ 1nr ducts 76o geese.
1nc cur'iIsvs 1S;
Eccs--F>'esh -anch. 25GSSs East
e,'n. rag 26I
SutJa~-H Bsst irgIDr c-sama-r. sbT
ssc; ranch. 2nQ 23c; s:asIs-T tuh, a4a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

Chicago Is to Enter the Municipal
Lighting Field.

Chicago, Not. .---Msro- Hxr-:sau
declares .hzt .hs t,.y vi! t-.sr The
slet INK Lighting ted 8; oacs il na-a -.
;.i5oa with TIE gas ;rrsi s1a ibe Oil.
tseo sai:a- And 80 srt's9a5arT con. -.s-
mes he -rs!o, n 9sYs's II LIS :;ruo1
sa.aiao- il tie :.rct!s1a .: regulating
Aaa reducing The r,3:sis Q: .ll1i /: lie
saut 81 he's II IDS III! Il Ct'.ac 81
-os &.fsz >; II s1te- - 1,el3 - - :.
ing IL r'-?a.s;>'i-s &-1 private .-3lT23-
Ia: t'a,-xzi MADE l. 1bs 11ol:: rs J
.-12i VII. i = Expected nsuli i ri
S y.as :; H. .o1,-: II Ing .2s lc1ilas
c:rga,s1oz:- -Aas- M&ra, 13A,;as,,-
declares y vAai ih+ t5ir v'aula lnvifs-
S. j. L 3sss.1 I1s i: ,1eAi =; 3s&l i
- ,!lt z,t..s4ssl il4:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

Frank Is Poor Re<i>t> Eea n ssat, ON
Prom New York

~sSiilt. Nov. - -. -SIk : :'r.-
,1,x,saasa. Il the C.ii2ers lls1; An3
Power Coaay4lv, d >eai;lt, Vaa IS
sA- TAI ~ charge .. grand l&rcs1r II
t.a.ars;fsol vita The failure ~ i.s " 81
ey5sn5 bank three vea-s ssa. vii AeA,
his return there tr VII; d II ha2s rors
pms
Governor McH-i5s, s; Olr-yis, res
1sa-v1sv. decided to honor the .-s'1. : l:ii,a-
al [rars,-t. oaell, x23 Foor stt;,,-,evs
,~.zay,tlv Obtained s Wi IL IS hess cti'-
,as from Chist .1!astare ,rllsrt'2, :;
The 81 irene t.acri, vh}aA val ~ bear
hr 5a3rs Sell, II tfls sn?'e,9o, t.a1;i =.
X ir,s c,aZ;r.
cove, rc- McP- }as hs,s sStt.: - issat
THE writ 81 -e,qn1<i;>aa &aa .aok tos
-asirs. lp3s. A3v3scIlssri IL. sha-'i
il-,e xfts- TIRE area-ass- = we're Nasrc
lie .3N25a: Il: ia:g7s i .nsc& use il va.
-srrl&- IN IT. sscs S-a hs 33a -oi c;r'
sids. iAxi ar3s, Ire ;3rcuz, stances ~
sA3 Ar Discretion u tbs -os,t<s,
d. TIE bearing th~ srrn-osnl i
paa- hshxli -a:cs1 uqa- iAs 1a,t ihAi
70 -eyasir,aa :. New Ecrs II, ivi
v'Aa-s after TIE .A1k : Is nrt A2a 2:
;-5ralDA charges .; any S-oa were yrt-
if,,-as AaSIElsi In. Tn. la-,sf u l. Tot
i v'ss grra1, oneAi 4 snculi hl2 :,
ihs nr~da- .! ~*tlr1 ING - A-isvs, :,
scruss ti17is NV. II sr--,1,i IL VI,
9ao, -s.iaass NV il VIII ~ a-cpe,
iN,sf t.is ..rcl II ;g&ucs's saav tasf ths
New \ ;rk -s'r if,s xrt sass.nr Z: uss
tns H,lnlpa T'"artass II "t',sat :-rl
3e.t Il - c.ai ro"a rs. NJ, Poo- nj,
III -sIa4 ll,aa II Nev ; III TO- w;
yea. 21iE, ms AAus islIlrf tItiTiG :.
st,,t is 5s,I II ai$ 4s-ai"s. "a thAi =:
snnarpcaa rs pury,1s u RON ~ Asi
s:,Tnt ,1rnt Ria~t :Ts'-.D ne II "
SIS, ss,t,s Z, 81; g ,.,ai ~ ,,~aseprf =
>,.H1ti4 vss vs. sI,tv- y Nv No's
mn t.s 200, 1c re flps WREN IRE IL
ar, rnaTi vas t;,unc sra1nsi hin i
New Y a,s 1t VII NJ arcpea thfi ~.
move II 1nalg iIu Was 81 III ian
shortly 4Tgt- he ttsHn't l1~as1dsJ-i .
IRE CJ.aans Lir.t ana s;Va' .,ou-
!ATv
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
REBELS SUCCESSFUL.
Santo Domingo Surrendered b.
President Wos Gill.

Cape Hsytien. New aN.-ni>pa,chs,
received here from Puerto Plata say
;ha. the city Of >an:o Domingo ha.
surrendered 10 the revolu,ioui>,>, and
Ira, The yrs>;den.. Wo> Gil ani hi.
ministers t,ok refuge On German
~al>hip. The dispatches further SAY
tina. s'ea; eNociIeulen. prevails there.
Washington. Nov. s5-la a cable.
gram received irona Minister Powell
dated Sau:o Doalinso. Nov. -. lie an.
nouneeI that TIE president: q: >sn.c
Dcu,ns, ha> agreed 10 Surrender tie
city 70 the ret,s> TIE articles al Is
v;,als;ion we-e being drawn up. The
Surrender. the cable. -sa. said. Sou!d
o,cxIr Oh Tie S4it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
NOT A CANDIDATE
ClENEl. AND SAYS HE DOES NOT
WANT NOMINATION..
His New York Adherrnts Will Now
Turn Their support to Judge
Alton IL. Parker as the Demo.
cratic Caudidate-.Mr. Cievelani's
Declaration Said To Re Final.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Grover Cieve-
land has sent the following letter 10 the
editor Of the BROOKLYN Eagle;
Princeton. y. j.. NOV. ~. 1908.
My bear Mckclwsy: have wanted
Tor long time 10 say something which
think should I've said 10 you hti,re
others. lou can never know how CRATE.
ful am Tor the manifestation oi kindly
feeling toward me on the par, ot my
ccuntrymen which your initiative has
brought aut. Your advocacy in the
Eagle 81 My nomination Tor the presi-
dercv came IL me AS great surprise !:
anu | have been seconded in such man.
ner by nomoc attic sentimen, that con-
alt,ius thoughts ii gratitude Anl duty
have caused ne 10 hesitate As 70 The
slime and manner c; = declaration or
my ps,, concerning the subject: such
i declaration shall seem Necessary Or
.rape
In ,he y,,ids; Q. i, all. ami in :ull
View al every consideration presented
have no: io- nlomen, been so,e. ro-
an ! 10" shle. 10 opsn NY mind ,o
.he though, ,ha: in any CIRCUMSTANCES
" upon any consideration should ever
sea,n become tie nominee .. NY party
Tor She presidency.
My determination not Il 90 ~ is
ural,erahle ana conclusive. Th;s yoa
s. lea>. oueh; 10 SnoW from NE. Snd
Should re sad /: .he Eagle Nere .aa6e
Ire medium .. is conN, yaree u HE
p:,Alit.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
plNEp ny HANNA.
Montana Men Entertained At Wal
ttcrf.Astot ny Ohio senator.

New NNs. Nov. = --Saratc- Hams
entertained the delegation II Montana
l&t>N, leaders %. ~ cxr'e east - Nlsi:
r-vssier; Roosevelt s.; e-va sasi s.; me
wslaa7tAstor's, His guests 'rtlp3ai
Mslv,lu, GILES, t,rn,e7lv p-esliec. II
tire engineers rnitu Ni~ir. long.
prasiSen; .: The Ha'te Miners Cr,on
Frederick Cvony, waking delegate u
The E>tel and Restaurant En' ylave<
lnaor Joseph " (,ilee-;, :; The
wo-s'nen,Ar Union VI r nsraY-
@v. !. The Miners I MON. Aaa Ersv
n;y e, ;,-es5aec: :. ;ae Trades ana "a
ta- 4 ssaa' bly, TIE ls.xor -aeg. lett III
The v ast late7 II tie 3&v
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
F,.fna.,..f IN fic.nS

-.nndnn, Mn =. -:','lrsrf alSvusi
r~Du Ps ins e.. Il N. afien' eiisi ,su
naI ST. Aa1. cnuarpo' u. Cfllf nrps-
lnrt.. hus lIin'mat rH alIparn' Mis- N;
u lIrHrf~er n ore.srs VIZ against II;
isussians II hGnnhnrh ttar hls !,
a.Ir II M -aauy n mA~ei pKr >ilnrrs
ii-wGr al ebe nsst u. ( nnD men nv,
,.nr~nsnnnial1 n IN. STANDARD 81 r,ai,
IsII si ~ 1lis 3sussians nsvs -apcgIrntai
3alnl M Ni4l,-y n.lies nn'~l a NV
alvEnc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

. ssi ncshr, Me-. 2 The acting
gran ran t7sr funstnr commanding
ths department NJ ths Colnu rs rrsDs-
fnlJt.nS Ss',as l-nu Cant. Chsr,es
,~aris-5l, Fisict inisT rrt, cau mana
Ins rhs UilIssrT rosJ ST PA t4jhhnn,
. issi-s shaving tia nntv outstanding
ths -erert dssyrpcyirs rs ST rhsj pnsJi
.ht --nhps voGi6 M shtf " russs rhaI,
ianh SIMPLY iast rrpl thf nparIns n
rs Visstihn Is rhs sraroiss u. c-as
eannhmr Csot. Gerhard sscs 1ht
EnAr 81 cnIn in,.sa y u sht,. rs,-aE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

Portland NV. .'.-l1sy t1srsimani
g. III .iaGs v isms a sa!lanI issss't
ns.roIeinai1 IL IN. 1-uIciess a-JenG II
hniu III ant ~oi unf &. j, a a pva,-
sanu e. l,DritaC1 sIHCinn iasi >'apraII ne,
has naar saftanceu II ge''n u -vtfrt
wears IL 1ne s7a1s p,'isnr and II MY
Lnt pnsIs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
FLOUR TRApk Dot EI.tsS..
An Astonishing Increase in United
States Shipments TO Japan.

wsshir.s tt,E. Nov 2>-Mills, re-
y,o-; shows 81 exirsar3!r&cy i-a;-es 81
II Tire 93oa7 trs@ae With .ap&n. In ser
tex, e,sr ire ;-sae nearly aonsla3. n
sas rig7s months ending >syts.-sl REL 80,
.Aal. Ire exports tt .laysr ~e-s :sS So
ta-~sls Il ths ssn1s ?s4la3 n 1919;
ihsv we're 0-.-Sf hs-'x :. while u
the Zirs -a:-i tbs o. ;hl< rea- Trey were
over 500 no rs--sls
T.l< t-ss-.l sf7,.1:,E.s l-,c1'as.se IS ri lsra.:
IL ne Significant >. y.~syarstion$ TT WI
slta Snss VALE ihs ;nr;h&sa:
hsre aas,n 1,s3e through tas ti-a5Ds 7
Channels, il & selisre3 tas1 ire M
ss3o s cove, = nns.gat AAs rs, rec i.ss-:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

l.nndun. MN = - t!isnsrgr "a 8
nevf ananry r-7nn~Es t,asna~nGf hgh.lns
e. v g, II nat .f~asl, Ainna tius. is.nE tsi,s
MAJ >,nuGn A.,pas nh,t ~.,l,s,is ss,isurs,.
1ns lnv'L il..Inc IniI' trs'mails Srl>
s.suuau-fv -lit t,n-'maI Iiriu In~g,s n ~
men Rurraeti.I i.fIa- sa'vtrs s,~nes,,,
II s,-le3 ling IN. rt,ltas mnl n'Il,vuls
LII. IIvI.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
YT.ACI4s.H WINS OFT
EFFORTS IN SniPI t3th3 na,'re,'s IT F'D,'i
W r-.be.r saIl

Wash sncrnn, Nuy 2 There VI
m M ,,,Inre i ti,t ;ihns N ths VIZ,
a4r,srtrnsIi IL, inaf ing tbs neanqus,
ra-s III rns Finger snI.pl art.4ia-'1 uls-
rf-inl q nri f'ial ~, MAN, .rtIp@-s
Nnune. c1,si ii cnt capari ss.E ~
fnsed rnt -runea III IL. asi inct1I
us,aes .inr cisi cit unes1ior ~ rauT'ar-
ri ~ sapdinc 81 otflaAr II sEfn NJ II
n rne rna~irs III For; o~daI 81 &
i,aad usrrss-s
40 sanr Rs Gns san~HsH,t u va I'll
PROVES C,,s riler aDrr-ac.t W. y. maas
In us anDs--pcriur ii lns neHtssss.- y
nanu ua-1A-s buildings 81 ! ~ l'ias 70,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

Y ash incSnn. Nct = The sacre&sr,
d. chs II ts,lhI has dendec Jhst all
rhtrs wals n lands IN, in-ess,'y prr-
noses nehs n ths pasJ shs rnl sftsci
rht rlrlt n make ruIrars ,nef c,nns n,
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
Very sincerely yorr>.


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which Mr.. Cleveland letter us So
dressed. non announces ihA: lie sro-
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-09-17
MEETS DEATH in A FIRE.
One Man Killed and Seven Others In
jured at Nashville, Tenn
Damage to Property.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 11.-Fire here
Thursday resulted in the death of one
man, the injury of seven others and dam
aged property to the extent of $125, 900.
The dead: DR.. William H. Smith.
Injured: Assistant Chief Joseph
Weaver, scalp wound and probable frac-
ture; Capt. Robert Burke, spine broken;
George Ferris, rib broken and injured in
ternally; Samuel McHenry (colored), in
jured internally and lower legs tenn
porarily paralyzed; S. S. Wharton,
Charles Meadows, Stith Derickson.
DR.. Smith and Mr.. Wharton were in
consultation in the office of Smith &
Brother when the walls fell and we're
caught under the mass. DR.. Smith was
terribly bruised and was smothered be-
fore his body could be extricated. Whar-
ton sustained a severe scalp wound.
The fire started in the wholesale gro
Gerry house of Coleman, Tompkins & Co.,
and spread rapidly to the adjoining
buildings occupied by the Broad street
Stove and Tinware company, and the
wholesale drug house of DR.. ". H. Smith
& Brother. The flames were subdued
and the firemen had returned to their
stations with the exception Of seven who
were left to guard against another out
break, when the walls fell.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-09-17
C~hinaman's Repartee.

The editor of the Chinese Daily World,
published in this city, is a graduate Of Yale,
reticence of his race he is, nevertheless,
rather clever at repartee, as was recently
instanced when a rather dapper young feI-
low called at the World office to sell a Ger
tain grade Of paper. The editor3afects the.
American n style of dress, and the paper house.
drummer thought he would be smart and
ing: what kind of a 'nese are you@Jap-
anese or a Chinese?" The editor smiled.
blandly, and with a courteous bow retorted:
Before l answer you inquiry will you kind
ly inform me what kind of a key you are,
and tell me if you are a monkey, a donkey.
or a Yankee" The drummer fed in dis
nay.-San Francisco Wasp.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-09-17
MOST PART.
First Duty of a Newly-EIected Pren-
ident OF a Large and Wealthy
Business Concern.

The newly elected president of the great
corporation hurried home, dashed into the
library and seized a pen.
Don't let anybody disturb mel" he said
to his wife.
For eeveral hours nothing broke the silence
save the scratching Of the presidential pen
across the paper. Sheet after sheet was
filled with writing and laid aside. The per-
spiration relied from the presidential brow
and ink was splattered all over his shirt
front. Finally he laid aside the pen, leaned
back and heaved a great sigh of relief.
"Theret Finished at last" he exclaimed.
What on earth. have you been doing,
dear?' asked, his wife.
II have been performing my first work
since being elected president of the Consoli-
dated and A~malgamated United States Pig
Iron company" said he.
What is it"
II have been preparing for the press tho
rules l have followed and by which l have
worked my way from obscurity to my pres
ent high position. l have noticed that this
is about the first thing the newspapers have
about the men who are selected to manage
big Institutions"