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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Wprn Weutra[itcf.
Siortiraets

SenoeuoeIie til ReBieringen ON 9oIo.
gi~ftstraftater % 9arat1teret Neutrali'
tet FOR Horge bIep forleben bebonoIet
/ Statsraabet, bpor oct bIep beiluttet,
at Bet Ifal un6erisses hos De fremme.
De Regieringer ON bporIeoeS De itiQer
Jig til SpsrgSmanIet ON SolbBiftS.
t~rattater mreb Rorse. geilutningen
blioer ouerienOt Observation-Disclosures
I'll plbere @~ehanbIina.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
SmaaleneneS gmtstina bar ifslo

NeooeIeIie ira 6reorifSitoo peotaget,
at Den flptbare antsifoIe ira 1904
ifal goa ODER til Taft SfoIe. Sfie.
berg blep beitelnt JON Ste6 forsfoIen.
til boiIfen Ser b~ebilBeSes 5000 ar.
Sogen ~angaaenoe ga.
mem uoiatteS, boQ life ooer 2 aor.
Wan pil booe ~unSerisgt 9inien Ere.
ortts9aIO-Erie meo SioeIinie ira
Strsmsios til RaffeItao.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
granb paa 2anbsbnaSeu. 8oorben

S~t1epeoalen, IA SIM. ira RsroS, ne0.
brenbte totalt forIe0en Got. On Set,
8 &1sr, II 6oar og 1 @riS itrsg neo.
Strohoet bar laot %asiltreret, % Tibet
bIeo reoet. 8~oarben$ granSiprsite
par ! ltiton6. GrtageIig err 9ranoen
opitoaet peS @ntiter ira en- 6aarIig
Bibe | Sigiet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
SAT- b o 10,
itIialeS ener ttnsis.

Hosrtisispasuttr HHssr 'CHrss'. '1i1rts' Tlf.
IaIss' pS 'Sinripsrs'sI' fShsr Is SsRtS tor = Cd
for sOsr SaRa % en- Sent pr Orb 'gr ait Tom oprs
Tiger Is OH assrttstmsuttr tHbtng,s iHt tor min.
sR tHe IS GsHtS. ptuas Eaa uiraplssna msstaIas
u'as Suuantr.
To- sseisnabsHIbus tsFu 10 Seats pL sini.
ePs Orb aisr en- giRt
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
9affer 8abe. Euerite &omme,

Turffr WdDe. NOet1te TQlflrlera
iunfer Sreidop bar i 0isie Ioge ttt-
buSt apitboipitaIet / 6reorifsoprn
iom 8ape en- II SeiteS BetroIeums.
motor neo tiIbsrerbe Ipnamomcifin Inc
9enne betpoeIige 8npe otl iGtte III
reftionen iItano til at realiiere ct lon.
ge npret Gnife ON at om6ptte Oe ior
ct SoipttaI meo ca. 100 9arnepatiens
ter iaa iIbSfarIige % tiuige / andre
Senieen0er ubeIoi8e 8ctroIcumAam.
per meo eleftriif ems.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

&olitsbiascu. Higsaopofaten inb'
filler paa SiItale MOB 8pfogeo &ol'
Iteb | Sfien for / be icnere aar at ia.
be forgot eller forpenot Genge til It
gelsb al ca. $1,000 8r. iamt for
nislig eller bebrageuif 8ogisriel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
sfiens ifatbare SuStrat uSdipr

iaar 1,91S,710 8roner moo 2,063,,
$50 ar. ira flor. 5ormuesifutteu
uogjsr iaar 26,350 Ser. MOB 1900
Ser. flor. Sfatsret er iaar 1854 %
FOR Oisientere 1877 moo ifior ben.
bolospis 1928 cg 1923.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Gn @aaun, boori befonot fla 4 tnit2
Sftterer, baIebe 25oe GpriI neo roa
en- Rarf peS SfRIifsr. Strar eiter
4eoitigninaen erpIoocreoe @onouen.
uoen at roger al Sfficcrerrc fom III
GtaSe. @aIlcncr bar famine Tormto'
oag goaet 90 ira @erItn. CfIiccrcrn2
reiitc oocr StieIitsr itrog tiIbogc til
@erlin.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
WaImriabpmme. ~Norbtfn @ruf.

aftteboIaget" / Giterimb, Der cier ito.
re @rltbeIeier / oct roroIigite Iorge,
meSoeIer / lin aar%sberetnins, at SO.
lagets unoeriegelier / 2sbet al aoret
uootier meget giirItise HeiuItoter. Ct
al 8olagets Setter. SnIonsenieItet;
tnroe opre BET itsrite / 9orge o. al
itsrre 9Proi emo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st eget 2oborutorium tPnfes oprettct
/ Sromss euer Semmerieit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Zen Sfua, iom ben polbiomre
Stormpiro / 9irter bar sbelagt / sSps
resoaI, ubgisr 1000 SpIpter, npiten
alt Wurfniu8Stsmmer. Ssmmerbua.
aere fortRller oeMtoen, at en- bel Del
Smaaifog itaar iaa lbs poa Roben at
De UNDER Rpbnir9sarbeioet / Sfogen
maatte gna frem meb itsrite @ariom.
beo for life at ifppe Smaatrperns
orfulo, fort9ller en- 9repIfrioer /
Barber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Irufnet. Soften Sens Gbrtitian
3oegaaro fra apaien "6rtOtioi" a
RorS, clipper Gam, roeoe ~iorleSen
aften iammer meS en- mig Ssnauo
fra aaIborg ri 9erreiurbbp. Faa
SiIbaaeceien tantreoe @oabcr. on
Soften o~r1ifneSe; ban oar IS Mar
aammel oa ieot paa WorS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Sprlis. Sra WtaIms meooeIes ben

Surlis. Sra Ralmg meooeIes ben
22Se april. aapteinen paa ben nor.
ffe Camper Crane, iom ibo8 anfcm
BERTH ira Repcaitle, meOoeler, at
ban 9srbag Gftermibbag / Roro'
ieen, omtrent 100 aportmiI DIT for
GepcoitIe, bar truffet Sraset al
Sfonnertcn "$aIpmaaner" al Cons
berg. sra 8roget reobeoe "8rare"5
9eiGtnin9 Soften / pOerit forfom,
men SiIit1nb. Soften er MI bIepen
inoIo9t paa SoipttaIet / NtaIms.
"SaIomannen" bleo 8rog Sen 14bs
glpril. Stibets oori9e &cirtntn8,
8 Manb, err omfomne. aapteinen
uoaanoebe paa SRffea lmiOoeIbart
fer "8rai1e" fom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
@nlobrpllup feireoes forIeoen

Ssmrnermanb Serie Sobnien, Sans.
nGs, og Suitru 8arer i arenbal. Sc
8amle, iOm begse bar maet Oct 74Se
aar, er rnife % annSafriife, os ST..
Sobnion fan fremheIes uoisre lit Ar.
betoe peo SernehoIme1tS SogbruJ.
bDor ban / life minore EMO 40 aor
bar baot lin 9eIfiGitigeIie. 8arret
bar ifsIge "8eitIonbife Stoen6e" baot
s gsrn, bporaf 8 Ieper.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
"Nppclin.Srrmau.

WVptINH'VtINIuH. NtH VItV'
Dom / St. 8eiers6urg, iom bar tilbsrt
ben ai0gSe norife 9tiltonGr Serman
Sanieu. % ioH for nosen Sio iioen
peo rusiiif Ssieiteretsoom bIep IT,
tienSt hans norife arpinser. CT M
ioIat for 100000 ailbIer. Gienoom.
men bar ell Cart al 100000 RubIer.
IA Smfoitninserne / Huslmfo er ne
get betnoeIise, fam man enSmi life
meS npgen Sifterbeo ansipe Snlg$.
iumlHens Nettobele5.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
GftcripcrGiel.

Iris glenie gasiS Der Scmmsrsn 1909
upbolor ftg / Bolt Gountp. NIinnsipta, /
ellen omirina Grcoistou, aumooes ON at
opaipe fin NersSis III 9seorobs Bpftsn,
Seeorah, Soma. ~inarsit ntnlist, buor uiqtt.
&C Splpsniueer psuter paa bsube. 37a2
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
fO3 GftrrfOmmere bopoe en- / bisic

f03 Gfterfpmmere bapoe en- | bisic
Gage afoso 81 Mar sanurl Some
Slea 5rari, | Sole B~rcitegiplo pad
Rinserite. SUN bapbe ifslse "8iife.
rios 9lno" II gsrn, Der ale err popet
on os er siite, 81 9srnebsrn o. Al
gsrnebsrrSbsrn. tiIiarnmen 103. geS
benbes Dob lepebe 90. @eo Soroe.
ierSen bIep bun baaret iii 8rapers al
gsrr, % 9srrebsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
&c banH.ucitinoiife Ger. 9eitpreI.

len for Dem botaniife 6orle8@tatton
poo ct. Groir Dor til 8liperucmentet
ino9ipet 9eretning ON no9tc Al ben
ioretogne 6orisB argaaeroe Qprtnin'
gen al iorfHuise inoiitrieIle Flon'
ter. Set iremsoar beraf, at lobat,
aafao, iinplere Irter al &anoner,
aofospaImer, appeIiiner % Gitroncr
iornentIig oil flinre bprfeS pou Ger
ne meo gobt llNbptte. gnNoi0ere
nrbefnIer 8eitprelien iaa me3ct ionl
ml,Iigt at %opunintre til Sr9pIartnir8,
iipr paa ale De MI ian rtsgrr Batter.
WobognitrGet eror piaigt "a mc8et
bltrtigt, % funbe Wabo9niifoN trent
eIifes poa gnfferre, pilbe Set itffert
o8ioo foo SnoflpoeIie paa aIimoet
%noonIig peo at forsge So~r0bunOer&
6ltgti9bc0 % RebbsrenS WTnsEc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Suriititatiuneu Sletbann I g

bortepet al Sneifreb % er oIbeIeS
goelagt. Ser er iaIt bortrepet rem
gpgntn9er meb Sroentar. Sfre6et
tom ira Saubs. artagelig bIioer ser
neppe Gale ON at 9ienoptage S1lriit-
Itationen paa Bette Ste6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Stalbeim. SoteIpert Ginger, Stai'
benin, ifal ifsIge "SorbIanbs SoIfe.
BAD / otsie Gage bape fisbt Weilt.
barots Sotel paa gnsieoangen for at
fiere bet Op til Stulbeim og gienop.
fsre bet oet iitebetfor bet ifior neS.
brpnDte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
SalUpcns Furiuur.

aammcr Ue0to9 Den 250c April az til.
title Re8ieringen en- Strtrelie ON
ufortg0ct al iu0Icoe llrberhunotin9cr
me0 Ror8e ON lIIoeiebrln9e,ie al en-
fuIoitPn6i5 Crbntng pna &lJeberet,
ttaeIicn8 8run0 al set mIcuclle 6oy.
ir1r
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Gftcr Sturmen.

Otter Sturmen. Sra a~jsbenbapn
meloes Dem 23be ApriI: Nanoog III.
tet forisgte en- Del Hi5@oagsmGn0.
Ser baobe tilbragt SsnooIen bienmt,
at naa til aisbel1bapn. "a Soget
nooeoe Ringitco, ioretrof 0og en- g..
al Oen at ooeruutte Ser. rem ior a;
bare / RostiIoe, boor Ser par NOT /
6orpeic1. vi fierote Noone, Ser par
iroeineeoe i RoSfiINe. marines: Gems.
grepe $SoIiteim.S oIitc;nborn @oba.
eicr 0e9tccr9oor0, aammcrhcrre Ecit,
8eneraifOniul Nrcnben, ~l~uostbin95s
manS, aoriuI Sen ira CocuIe, 2ano.
6rlsSmiriiter Gle Sonien, acmman,
osriir6e Sc0emum 0. NJ. a. @rgDe
Wogen$ SriiS bar oafaa blanbt Sc
mango 6remme6e, ser p0l 8rurb al
uoeiret mnotte opbpioc ij1 ! RoSfiIoa.
Wen trobs oct iorrp9cr&e Ycir. Ieie6e
8reoen en- SIrSe % mc6tog RarS'
fob til at "foitc fig i8iennem" iii
a%isbeubaor. ar. 8 fjsr:c @reoen ira
SoteI "Bririer" % ontom / goo 9e.
boIb til 8isberbopn 81. 62 after.
2nrbbrrgsminiiteren, 8r. Ole San.
ierL o. Baron Reebe-G hott Hog fig
iomrlen ON en- @eiorbrinl 40 9onSe.
Oeier til aisberbapr. o betaIte 100
ar. for Sen 5orrsieIie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
sra Uoree.

& Oct norife Samlaget er Decent
q. @jelspif palgt til 6ormuro og til
TeeoIernmer al 9eitpreIien fcrsorigt:
Rasntris 2slanS % Salfoan apbt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
6irfen % WenigbcScu.

latte 9nnosfomite til Refprm al Sir.
felopsipninsen bar ubienot ct Sproab
til Oct norife &riiterfoIf ON, at Me.
~nisbeoerne niaa iaa itsrre SnoIpbeIfs
paa line esne firfeIise anIissenoer,
ianlebes paa GrpiteoaIs og pau &c.
nptteIien al airferre til 9a9folfs
@liSsforfpnbeIe. @enisbeben mua
faa fin foIteoalgte INSTRUMENTATION
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
arematori1im / S%riitiauia. 8

brprotngsforningen bar MI otis9t
3riItianid aomfmtte ON at faa Jig
anpiit Cont iii ct 8rematorilim poa
8eitre @raoIrnro. Sorubiat at Cont
erboIbes, piI altiao ct Grematoriltm
bli opisrt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Srcri9e oe Sinlano.
Gmigrnutitrpmmtcu

GmiGrautitrpmmcn CT oQiol ira
SOeri8c lar B1nife WIoplu.il itog;
poo 8steborR bar &c cnGc.ifc %inicr
maottet iPtte iBon8 Grtrobdaoc. Gor-
le6en TAG niutic 1921 u~Scauorcr,
oOer 8etebor8 % Suu til Nmcrifa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

ltopanbringen coer ariitianio, ari-
ItianSi ano, Staounger, Bergen, &ri.
itiansiuno og Sron6biem bar / De ire
fsrIte Wtaareber al inoeperenbe @ar
o%noraget til ialt 6,687 Berioner Ger.
al 1855 Soerifer) MOB $3.50 / set
til iOaren0e St0sralm flor.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

"ginjeitppa". Stutsranb 8urnar
anubien bar giennem "8aroer" /
Sfien ifiprfet 100 arpner til "@in.
ieftopa", bpis Snofisb oerpeo er iif'
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Onifcs.-Gu urq Gute eIss en- 1I'
- Ors 9ias iom NusbOIoerts pan en-
6urm ! Ct goot Settlement. SEQ sr As Mar.
er oauif o. bar e. aUOt 6icm. GoreSie &.
g. "Teeorah- 3oiten", 3ecorab, 20. 37a2
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

gileSbnsser l1tiono bill MT ilaa
FIG paa@ aarbsbrue, toet ban bar fjsbt
en- Sielbsaaro / RauIano. 8aorben,
Tom fsber 10 8isr, ifal opertages II
BEN ttpe gier til Gaaren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
81 SnbilgumsfpuS.

NNDEtNNNEIFN
feiten paa Rsros ifior bar beregnet til
at foite 2,026 Str. Seo Spgisret fit
man tmiolertib ITO Ser. tilopers, %
oisfe er mi inbiat / Sronobiem8 Spa.
reborf paa &onto "Hsrosbane1tS 80
Iars Subilpum".
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
ged,,Cicns Cpermano.

fampen paa 5raperbarer peb aisben'
bapn i~orIeoen meIem geh.Sl'er %
9prferen Rourlab fit i'll Reinltot 1t
8ed)-S Iien efter co. Ell bdIo Zines
aamp blep ouerprnoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

"5prisints 5~prfislsier fplebr STRIFE.
9aGrSens." Or. MOODS Norman 9Ine
Shrup 5iRIper Rruo % Solnoer III en-
IeiteIig % Frafhg aloeroom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Stor granb. Era Ronoer5 me6S'

Stor granb. Sra Ronoer3 meSSe.
les ben 23oe april. s Ifte5 neo.
brrnbte i 9lnb 70 8aoroe, t~iIbsrctoc
Wortim,$ Seierien % y. &ullbier
Gn treble 8aaro bar en- Bio lana
itprtt trl,et. men reooeoes. Sloen OF.
ito6 / armbiens 6ouro o. formene8
opitaact oe0 en- ppItct StoioIpgte; Ger
er Dog etonu life oiboIbt 9ronoior,
bsr. @eboernc re6oeSe$ / set bIottc
&inne6. 5 anuoien5 @aaro inSc.
brpnbte 33 &reaturer, 1 Neite, I Sol,
2 8rtieIoer. 6 6nar, 8 2om og ca. 80
SDrs og Sizes. Get meite Sa,6bo
reooe0eS / rumponeret alIitnnb. &ar.
lin SejerienS Stuehu& ~rcoGeoeS. ara.
finer % apIare0ifober brpnotc.
SeierienS @oarO bar ioriifret ior
5000 SIR. % &sSsret for 21,00O Str.
&rubiens 8ooro par foriifret for
1920 ar. % SeSsret ior 25,300
&roner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Sra Gronien.
Sjsrnion ienScr 5sfferne ct mt Srcp
ON Sprbolbeue Siespis.


gisrnitierne gisrnior bar ierSt
"9erl. SagebIatt" ct npt grco. boori
Oct bI. a. beoer:
IS g~nIeoning al min arttfel /
"gerl. SagebI." 1SSe apriI bar Here
Ianite / 0oroilespig ifrepet III mig,
at Bet bar en- MpsioritaaeIie, mar ieg
troeoe at Ganfferue | EorNNesoi8
bauoe opgipet Sanbet ON @lcrfore'
ning meo Tamnarf. 3oa sHiteoe Ns
life lGngerc, at 8ienforeninQ2u ifldos
tie giem1em EN- 8rig, men De Hoabeoe,
at 8ienioreningen ifliloe prre 6rug'
ten al e1 inore llbUiflin9 ! lN'tlono
% al Ct SorbunS meIlem SgIftmo oe
De IfanoimptIte 2ditoe.
Seq orier oct ior min StU.M8Gco
at bringe bette til SHentll8heoems
aunoifob, ioet ieg tilfsier, L; mao
ieg / lin Sio ifrso, osiaa btNr1rte fra
Gunife / 9torbiIespis."
9igrniou ilutter tit 9reu meo at
meb6ele, at enbmi iaa lent iuu uuOer
SEN tpite Sellers 8eiss i a~irbenbnon
bouOe Der ifeIae oonife 9looe illrSet
onoarteoe uopisringer SNo &, Roro'
ilespig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

re acngerslep peo g9lnm. bporira
ban tog i'm gfffeo | 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

"gerI. Gaseblatt" ifriper ! Irleo'
ming al oisie 9isrnions llH;aIcIicr
ON SpitIonbs SorboIb l~igeoper'or oen
norSileSoiaife 9efolfnina, ct moGen
@r9nie9uorine i SIeSpig fan Der al
BRIG bIioe Gale ON. Gen 0orifta-
lrrSe @~efolfning maa op8ipe itrc
9rsmmerier; De fan BOG o.Nrt8 Bit
be pirfeIipdicrte."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Six inches of snow fell in Stevens
county Sunday.
Governor Mcbride has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation.
DR.. j. M. Burt, coroner of Clarke
county, and we'll known pioneer cit
izen, is dead, aged 70. He came to
Clarke county in 1875.
Sheriff J. A. Strain, of Pomeroy,
Garfield county, has brought back from
Montana A. W. Morrison, who is want
ed at that place for swindling.
The Bellevue Lumber Company, con-
trolled principally by Eastern capital,
ia to erect new mill near the town of
Bellevue, on Mercer slough. This new
plant will lie close to Lake Washing
ton and logging opertions may be pos
sible on that body of water.
State Superintendent Bryan has GER
titled to the state auditor that he had
apportioned the current quarter y
school fund to the severa. counties.
The total amount of the appointment
is $l37, 1873 "a, distributed on basis
of S 007l per days attendance.
Mrs. Lucy Hogan, of Spokane. has
brought suit in the superior court
against Joe Pasitillo, proprietor of a
pool room, for 50 500, because, she al
leges, Pastillo enticed her two boys, Is
and II years old, into his place and
caused them to spend their wages.
Representative Jones has introduced
bill in congress to divide the state of
Washington into two judicial districts,
the dividing line to be the Cascade
mountains The bill provides for hold
ing court in the Western district at Sc
attic and Tacoma and in the eastern
district at Spokane, North Yakima and
Walla Walla.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
GUILTY ON NINE COUNTS.
John A. Schmidt Convicted of Per.
jury at Walia Walla.

Walla Walla, Nov. 16.-The jury in
the case OF the United States vs.. John
Adam Schmidt. charged with perjury,
returned verdict of guilty on nine
counts as indicted. Almost an entire
day was taken up in the arguments of
attorneys and the Judges charge to the
jury. The jury was out but an hour.
1t is announced that an appeal will be
taken to the United States circuit court
of appeals. Schmidt was accused of
having unlawfully procured the nat.
uralization of foreigners who had not
resided in this country sufficient
length of time to procure papers.
This closes for the time being one OF
the most interesting cases ever tried
here. The fact that local politics had
entered into the case caused a great
amount of interest to be manifested.
Walla Walla, Nov. lin the fed
eral court John Adam Schmidt was
sentenced by Judge Hanford to serve
six years in the United States peniten-
tiary at McNeil's Island, and to pay
the costs of the prosecution in the case.
Notice of appeal has been given.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
Purchasing Prices.

The following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or in the car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats, $22@2S per ton; bar
ley, $21 per ton; wheat, chicken feed
$27 per ton; bran, $21 per ton; shorts
$21 per ton.
Hay-Eastern Washington. new
$1750M1S50 per ton; Puget Sound
$12@14.50 per ton; alfalfa, 1925 pei
ton.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 3S@4Oc
per dOZ.
Poultry-Live hens, 12c per Id; old
ROSTERS, SC per lb; spring chickens
$375@475 per doz; ducks, 13@13ke
per Id; geese, 10@11c per lib.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle, cows
&c per lb; steers, sac per lb; sheep
sac per lb; hogs, 6a@7c per Id;
calves, 5@7c per lib; spring lambs
$2@2.50 per head.
Hides, Pelts and Wool-Heavy
sailed steers, over 60 lb. 71ac; medium
per lb, &c; light, under so lbs, 61ac;
cows, all weights, SIC; sailed kips
&c; calf, &c: stays and bulls. sc; green
hides, 1c less tran sailed; culls and
grubby, 1c less: dry hides, 12@13c;
winter deer, dry, 14@20c; good but
cher tallow, 4@4hc; grease. 1h@2c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
BODY LAID AWAY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR THE
LATE SENATOR HAMILTON.
Hundreds Who Could Not Get in
Church Stood Outside During
ing Services as a Mark Of lie.
spect-.Over Half His Colleagues
Present.

Tacoam, Nov. 16-The funeral of
State Senator Ed S. Hamilton was held
yesterday afternoon in the First Con.
gregational church, throng OF friends
that included public men of the state.
fellow lodge men. business associates,
municipal officers, employees OF Senator
Haimlton's firm, and others who came
into contact with him during his life,
gathering in such numbers to pay trib-
ute to his memory that the church was
entirely inadequate for the purpose.
Out in the street in front of the edi-
fee, along it's sides and on the sidewalk
for several hundred feet in either direc-
ton stood hundreds unable to get with
in che church or show their affection
for the man and sorrow for his death
in any other manner than by remain.
ing near by while the funeral services
were being held over his body.
The limited capacity of the church
badly disappointed the hundreds OF
iongshoremen who had worked under
Senator Hamilton. They had planned
to attend the funeral in a body, but
being unable to crowd into the church,
stood outside for two hours until they
could be given chance to view the re-
mains. The strong hold of friendship
that had existed between employer and
employee made this another most I'M
fortunate circumstance, but one that
could in no way be remedied.
The gathering that paid tribute to
Senator Hamilton's memory wac one OF
the most notable ever held in the state.
1t lacked the military feature alone to
give it the effect OF a state funeral, for
not only we're Governor Mcbride and
many of the state ffiocers present, but
seventeen of the forty counties of the
state we're directly represented, and
nearly half of Senator Hamilton'e COL
leagues in the state senate were in at
tendance.
The funeral services were simple and
impressive. The beautiful ritualistic
ceremony of the Elk lodge fitted with
peculiar emphasis to the life and char
aCter of Senator Hamilton, and in his
eulogy Rev. DR.. +. T. Ford summed up
the character of the dead senator in a
forceful and graceful tribute to his
memory. The musical numbers were
we'll chosen, the rendering of Senator
Hamlton's favorite solo, S'The Eternal
City" being an especially fitting and
thoughtful suggestion
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
SELL RARE STAMPS.
Possession by Spectators Is Being
Investigated.

lnNestikdtCu.
Washington, Nov. l6.-The postoffice
department is pressing the investiga
tion of published allegations that rare
puostage stamps have illegally found
their way from the department to spec
ulators. Postoffice Inspector Fosnes,
form erly director general of POSTS of
Cuba, and Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow's chief assistant in
the postal investigation, and Inspector
Williams. are in charge of the stamp
investigation.
They have not only gone through the
records OF the department, but have ex-
amned number of persons in the de-
partment and in the bureau of en-
craving and printing, which prints the
stamps; have examined philatelists,
including prominent dealer in this
city, with view to ascertaining the
identity of persons who have sold
stamps to the dealers in those articles.
1t has been the practice of the Office
for number of years to distribute
among department officials and other
prominent persons specimen" stamps
distinctly SO marked as to prevent their
use as postage, as an official courtesy,
and it is known that large number of
these stapms have found their way into
the hands OF dealers. The inspectors
are endeavoring to find out who sold
them to the dealers. The investigation
amy be concluded this week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
Tacoma Quotations.

Wheat-Bluestem 79@S0c; club, rs
arse.
Cattle-Steers, 3A@4c per h.;
cows, 3H@3hc.
Sheep-3c.
Hogs-6@6hc.
Oats-s2S.5O@245O; rolled oats
$25@26.
Hay, Alfalfa, etc.-Wheat hay, SIC
@16.50; timothy hay, $1,000;
bluegrass. SIG; clover, $16.50@17.50;
alfalfa, SIS.
Feed-Corn, s27; wheat, $27.5O@2s;
barley. whole grain, $21; rolled,
$225O; bran. $21.50; shorts, $3.50.
Poultry-Turkeys. dressed, 2oc;
chickens, dressed, spring, Ice; ducks,
dressed, 15c; geese, dressed, 15c. Live
Chickens, 11@12hC; ducks, 1Oc; geese,
10c; turkeys, 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, 3543Sc; East
ern, 24G26c.
Butter-Washington creamery, ESQ
29c; ranch, 2O@22c; Eastern tub, FAC
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19
STAND BY PRESIDENT.
publicans in Congress to Approx
Course in Panama Affair.

Republicans in Congress to Approve
Course in Panama Affair.
Washington. Nov. 16.-The majority
in congress, so it was announced at the
cabinet meeting. indorses and will
stand by the administration in it's Pan
ANA policy.
1t is also stated that it will not at
tempt to evade, nor will it apologize.
1t will deny that the administration in
any way connived at the revolution
But that is not all, according to high
authority; it will at the proper time
admit that several months ago it knew
of a PROJECTED revolution in the 18TH
mus, and that from the comprehensive
character of it's advices it had no reason
to doubt it's ultimate success. 1t will
go farther and show that this identical
information was furnished by the same
authority to DR.. Herran, the Colombian
minister, and by him forwarded to his
home government.
The Colombian government, it is
said, it will be shown by documentary
evidence, was advised that the only
other alternative was the ratification
of the Hay-Herran treaty. 1t will be
pointed out that the outward evidence
of the knowledge wac the open talk in
the Colombian congress of the proba-
bic secession of Panama and the ap-
pointemnt of Senior Obaldia as governor
of the isthmus was made to allay in a
measure the spirit of unrest.
ENJOYS Are Warned.
Several Colombian ENJOYS who Wis
tied Washington in the summer to ne
gotiate for an increased payment from
this government for the istLmian canal
franchise, under threat that it would
go to a German syndicate if refused.
were also fully informed as to the peril
that confronted their government.
They were firm in their demands and
naughty in their demeanor, and laughed
in scofn at the absurdity OF formid-
able revolution in Panama. They were
informed plainly then that in case an
uprising occurred the United States
proposed to maintain peace on the 18TH
mus under the terms of the treaty OF
1912 even if it gave aid to the revolu-
tionsts; that this government was tired
of the interminable broils in Colombia,
and, finally, with additional emphasis,
they were warned that they were play
ing with a two-edged sword, for the
United States would never permit the
isthmian canal to be constructed by
any foreign government or capitalists.