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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
Uy Suftfart.
Salowins "grroiu@ CT noe paa en- mn
Sciltnr | Il. Suais.
0aa 2amgfGro.

Nteb aaptcin SbomaS 9aIopinS
npe 2ititifib "Ebe ArrOm" bIep Der
/ Ianoass foretasei ct npt 5orisg /
ct. 2ouis. Sg bette 6orisg falot
enonu beIoigere no emo bet isrite.
Seioa o~ennegang por oct DIR. ano.
benibrie fro SoIeoo, Sbio, iom bar
clipper. Sort forisgte 9aIowiit
ieIp at itiae tiIpeirs, men ban bar
fun nogIe faa SOB ospc. "a belle Ser
Iiabeocn BOT neo poo Soroen. Ser
tete oog life anoer efo6e, emo at ct
9lab paa Yropeneren bIep fmtit, og
oct bar mart reporcrct, Saa Off
anobenibue op. ~Gilen" iteg lang
iomt tilpeirg, ioet Der freoiebe | itorc
Sping trent og tiIboge ooer lloltiI'
Iinasplabien. 2uften Dor | Begun
beIien nGiten TITLE. men oa "Gilen"
Dor omltrent 1000 500 oppe | Slifs
fen, begpnote Der at blGie Ell s wills
@ino,. Tom 3na6enibue maatte fell,
imoo iorot fomme tilboge til ITO
aangSpunftet. Men bette lptfeoes
.bam fuloitGnoist, % bans 5arfoit
ifjso enbog eanife goO 6nrt ba ban
ferit bapoe faaet ipiuGet Den moo
@inoen, Iiseiom ban finoe latte anr
fen ipagt nebao. Son ,Ionoeoc me-
item poo set iamn,e SteO boorfra ban
bar ite9et op.
ODER bcnne i9roeIes bclbiae Sci,
labs bar 9egeiitringen bIurot llbiii.
Iin9sejGiterne flor. Zen oriitiac
Suitifipper bapbe life fsr iaaet tait
Soro mloer 9euene, fer ban bleo gre.
bet al iterfe Irme % unoer enocIsS
Subel baoret paa @uIoItol omfripg
paa glaoicn. GeFsftcr blcp ban lore,
IitiIlet for Observation-Disclosures.
geitprefien bopoe nbIopct $500 til
ben 9uftifippey, Tom fsrit ieiIebe fra
"gaaoupnrfen" til ct. 2ouis gln5a
os tilbnee, og oenne 8eIsuning bleu
punbet peb oenne SeiIuos.
9aptein 9alouiu drfl9rebe, at ban
iod onttrent boboe ioreidt iig at for
Iaoe Ct. 2oiiis mco oct fcrite, men
III bor ban beitemt fig til at bIi oa
beltoge | aonfltrrancen ON DC 800.
900.
$ Sirs6ags ioretog &~na6cnibuc
en- M grpeoitiou meo "Eilen", oQ
ben forlsb | ct og alt ligeiaa belOigt.
San nlansprerebe bio o. oio / itore
og intaa Spinge eiter 9e6og rtOsu
Senipn til ben 9ris, iom blGite.
en- al De fsrite Gage ifal anaber.
ibue foretaae Ell 2onsiart, ioet bolr
uben noget Seniuu til @inoretuinger
ifal forisae at ieile til ct ioruS be.
TENT SteS Iangt ira ct. 2ouis og
tiIbnse isien. SoiS bette ogiaa Ipf.
fes, iaa maa man blot befla9e of Pm.
Gree life ifuIoe baOt en- Zig Guitar.
foit iiteoetior "gruen~, bpormeO ban
ben lite Suli 1897 itee op ira Spit8.
bergen 90 ieiIeoe li8e Inft inS / Gpig.
beoen iite0etior til RoropoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
5haroiee Spcmmere.

s Gbicopee, Nois., err Der 6omet
Ell Spsmmeflub, bpis Meolemmer
bar iorpliatet Zig til at babe / Chi
copee &iper bocr eneIte Morgeu
aaret rlrnot. aIilbben bar Dog emo.
III fun fire Weblcmmer, me Here
bar anisgt ON SptageIie. $ Stub
beus Sope err Der Ell Barngrof ionl
foreifriber. at naor 5looen er tiIiros.
Jet, iaa ifnI Der bugges ct posienoe
Sui / Sien, eftera at Neolemmerue
bar fl9ot zig nsgne. Der inognnes
@1boemaol. bpor Ger iGttes 3 moo I
paa, at belle alubben bill frepere, in.
ben Den nGite IrGiioent initoleres i
tit Gmbeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
Store Rirfeeienoomme

timber SfatteIigninsen / 9ep Dorf
er Oct fonitateret, at Der ! Rep gorf
gp fiuoes eienoomme tiIbsrenSe fir.
felise og barmbiertige Srgnniiotio
ner til en- gqroi Of S2t6.694.195.
icm aItiaa err ifatteiri. gi oenne TO.
~Iosiale Snn faloer S1SS.023,s $40
poa airfeeienoomme oIene. 9e bro.
teitantiifc Samiunbs Gicroommc an.
iettes til en- @Groi al ialt $1i4,950..
255, OF DC romerif. fatoIifes iii $50
$50 .065. Ssocrne bar airfeeieu.
BONNIE til en- geroi al $13.420.05o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
Saeen moo Dimes.

Seian BET iierOe Gorhsr Hap Or.
Manor ames / minneapolis beIifiu.
oct ira, i6et Surpen heller life oenne
Gang funOe fomme til GuiabeO ON
Ell a%ienbeIie. Get bier iig oos M.
at oct fneb ganife baarOt, Oo ser itoS
If Surpm9no for 9omiGloelie og
firn en- Tor 5r~iiinoelie, % | De 20 Ii.
mer, Surpen brugte iii lin Suer.
p%eielie, too benne enc RanOS Spers
beoisning life til at roffe.
9ette Sorbsr piI iloeu 5pil enSc
al RetsforisIgning moo gmes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
Relultaterne?

: nugIe getruatninoer oper Der
RGffe al aompe. iom M or uofipm,
pet bortc / 2itoiieu ifrtoer "gieiie 5r
gresie":
&porbcn refer Tia 90 / Seunc ion
i enbper arrben arig ben 6orpeutltine
ION ditto nGffes efter euhper rn Slir.
uering? RapnIig ipergcs Der %, on
0enue rpffer ll6iigten til 5reo nGr,
mere, oG on ben enc al De arigis.
renoe btir iIooet ina ofgieren6e, al
ben anocu beb 6reosilutning fam Oif.
tere bom fine 9ettngeIicr.
Wcn bisic mango Sages Slo9 / Der
pitaiiatiife aria ipneS at piie noget
gnnife mt / arigsbiitorien, oct CT
Slag, buori Der meS airpenSelie al
ole mooerne SiGIpemibler blir fiGml
pet nGiten iii iioite 9loosSroobc
Slog, iom frpper De frpgteligitt
Sire, ioa frpqtelige, at Ger efter ct
buert al DEM poo begge Stoer inotrp.
ser Den opbeite ~llomottelie, iom nG.
item mariner liz til ltbepG9eIigbeo, or
rgelauge Soileitun6er, ct Sfa9s
IitiItierSe gaabenItilitnno, aibrpbel
arigsopernttonernes Sang.
Den biSie er it~oigisreuoc, De bal
Iingen pnotogeIige Sslger for aomp.
6pqtigbeSen his 6isie gioSitnnbere
iom mailer RrGfter, De iremifpn6sl
life ariaens ll6gnng og RuIisbeOer
for 6reo.
Ran bar / tpife @iIit9rfrc6ic nctos
iamnenIiguet 3absprocenten / Ser
tpifiranifc ari9s bIo6i9ite aampe mei
Su6sproeenten / aumpen oeo 9ioo
pang, og man rr Serunoer fommet ii
set ReiuItot at ieIp pcb oct bersmtt
9sSsri6t / Slnget REQ 1t. Brioot na,
5abene al 6sSe og iooreoe life itsrrI
emo Sabene peo Siacpong.
Smi6lertiS booSe boert az Slo9eni
Il Sen tpIf.irnrife arig lin belt fon
frete girfniug. SIo9et beS Sort
bar beitemmenoe for geiio0elien a
Gliois. aampene ON Rct5 pnaifpuSe
cen Iicrfe lotbriugife 69itutrgs 6dii
oa 9eiQttelien al Ell Eel al Sotbrin
iget, os De pnr oesiioer pistise eta
tioner pan geien til SreSeu.
Men Slaeene | ben sitaiiatiift
aria, Iom mi bar odret ooer ottl
Raaneoer. or bare frpgteliae 5ien
iiSige aGrelaSninser, mellen bpiltt
Ger Iigaer LANCE Tauier al llomnt
telie, % BET laoer iig life ouerifue
bpor I9nge bette iorf9roelige gaife
tag meo fine Suileitnnoer UNDER gietl
iioia 7sosirRt6eo enbmi fan bare.
Get oGlSise Rrslano bsoer nj
meS fine Reoerlas for BEN ooermo
Siae llnoerpuroer!ag. hpormeo oct q
Sapan loo iig nsoe til qrig. os ia
pan lGsger / oeuue arig for 9neer
ben miliiRre Guerleaenbeo, iom Dc
iorbauienSc raft o. meo en- uir9tte
la 9Greiper bar tilesnet Tia ira B
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
RooiepcIt / Sare.
San falocr al i'm Seit % er nGr Dco
at ilaa ia ibiri.

Sra @oibiugton ~teIearoferes iona
Gorsooa), at IrGiioent 4ooiepelt (;
Woraes bar noe for Ell llIpffesiilfGI.
oe, iom n9r bapoe foitct bam 9ipet.
San faIot nco al i'm Scit iaa libel.
oiat, Of ban itsote Sopebet moo Sor.
bcn, % blep liggenoe bepioItles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
st HanSalst SptriH forefaIot

9sroags / oet ipanite Sepnterettam.
mer. 8uSiiat NOT sialot 9ebotten
Spsrgsmaalet ON al iRtte uoaie De.
putereoe un0er Siltale for ubsoiif
Spfsriel i aamret. men oenne De.
Bat enote / oen ifr0tfeligite SuuulIt.
CT aruiiiir bag 9rGiioentens StoI
bIeo p9ltet operenbe. ale Stripeia.
ger. JON fanotes i Solen flso ON.
firing paa 9uIpet % Sl9fbuie benp..
teSes iom Eroieftiler. OF getiente %
SlmttionGrer mantte ilaa Sting ont
1~rGiiocntcn ior at beifptte bans
gerion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04

ninser pm Observation-Disclosures / DC
itore SIogterier % Sermetifiabrifcr.
Sopaneieren oplpite ON, at BET bar
blet ham iortolt, at ser / Gbieagos
SIagterier OF Sermetiffabrifer niIoe
bore 8Ioos for 500 eler 600 Snpa,
uciere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04

. Vno9trcctntc War8ang.
I'll Tanrcn. 3og err BET er6nu Ell Nn
Iigbeo for at Sapaneierne peo omfat
tenoe 5lanfebepGgelier bill iege a
tpinge &liropatfin til at rsmme Nuf
ben. 90 bpis De bar Iige Seniister
jDil De rimeligpis gaa paa itror Of
life oerte, til airopatfin foor 6or
iterfninser. Smiblertib itaur De II
itore Sore f~renrbeles operfor binan
ben.
Norbiip.NffGren.
I0mirol Hoieitpenifp ~faltboIbel
fremOeles lin Eaaitan0 ON, at bai
bIeu anerebet al iopaneiiife Sorpe
bo6aooe it0e | Goroiisen. iii en- &e
%prGientant for "0uiIp @fail" uotaltC
ban / Wanoaes / gieo, Spanieil, bpol
ban oa iremoeles beianot Jig mel
en- Gel al lin 6Iaaoc: "9et er odn
ifeligt at ioriioie, bpoo oct praftiifI
Heinltat bill bli al en- l~lnberisgeliC
af Goroiis.aff9ren. De rusiiife 81
ficerer or abiolut enitemmige | a
b9pbe, at De blep ongrebet al Sorpe
ooboaoe. De peb, at ct. petersburg
goofieroer oenne Inifuelie, og De Ri
life opgipe ben. De erflPrer, at bpai
ben internationole commissions af
Igisrelie END blir, iaa fan G5aren tiff
goot itraffe line aniporsbGpenbe 81
fioerer foroi De giorbe i'm Fligt. Sisis
Sfiicerers Soloing er blet iao meget
mere ubsielig, iom De feler 9roooer
i 9eifplbningen moo Dem for, at d
plageoes al aneit og 9~terpsiitet."
Smiblertio er Der iaa mango Bio
neSbpro ON De ruSiiife SffieererS
gnait og Ierpsiitet, at oct life for
nptte at iragaa BET. s ct 8rep til
9ronita6t ira Ell al giteriisilaabens
Sfficerer fortGleS Der iaalc6es, a
man bar iaa operbepiit ON, at Sapa
neierne bnpoe mbragt 0tiner / Store.
belt, at belle 9eltet bIeb ~unoerisgt
meo Grnanet, inoen mo titr0e lob.
Sloooen posiere, GA ON Natten blct
ser f%riffet ertrooroinpre lorbereoel
Ter til of tilbooeilaa ct gnareb. 5srpa
fen for at It foobout foreitoo. ipntcs
Of hope beiot hpcr eneite Weoub ON.
borS elmer iooeoune Sn,lterSio.
beScr pr set life unSerIiot ot Sen on.
IoeIap Siiferf[ooSe / 0orS,ispu bIcr
tooet FOR Sonone,cre" bcmerfpr Sol
r,s,i,fo a[,h ,o,, h,r ,,sShert onc,,.
sanons,
0ot ;r,os :, ,uro D,,,asrn. ION,
49,, ~. afr,ei @,,s;or,,o as IN,
s;;,,r;or On ;os,ro,;;fo g-orot,oerSe 30,
nnxs;,s, o,rt,rnSo
80 afss. f.rtan,. oss,,So
r,,, 1ormat~ - sn,S,r,noro
~9,,s4 ,,oS >, Spo,ret ,,S;nnrS,
r,nnor, a. a;t f,ron or;osgooSer ~,
;-,;ann.,,% a-ettenot So, ~ nnfonne mn,
81 -;on,n,s;;fe m;,,r M S,r,fe
aoS,sr ~ IS S;s;e morro,traocr mon
m,,s -, n,oaot arnnrEnt
Snnn o,tto,et pro,t ;r,;STortiS mot,
tot b,irfst h;Sroo III ~ soe W,,s;er.
,as strmt ,nr i;,sr f;sh So - non
,a;,o,, ~. So maSts No lin mo;
arn,st ,nSra Snf .nn m,,a,sre 40
,,'rsana W.naor ,n,es sat .,r.o
na, aTr,;,S.I;rs mo,;r, ~ so;eit.
nosrn $50 8orS;;son b,r f,,nt NJ,
,;no sors 1f;6e So, sro If Sst nor
,,.nrio,o onm snre,r;,o noo
e., 49, 1000 IT :,
So fro,,,ot u,,r,nc m;ot,;r,or Sro
;n[,o =. motsrss,,ro fommsr Ssr
e-nrnSn;,f - sat- ,nr - r,s,i;fs
s.aos.InnS, s.. a:orSo m,,tt;ore
70 s,o;sor.;ono,ta So 91,oSor ,,r,
hro, tn,ot ior Snnons;srs So So
5ooopn nrrmeSe ia eifoSreu "a ser
beifripes enooa | Ietalier, bporoar
S,4 L,Io ,;F 49, e., ~ QopSor III,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04
Cpitsr | eunSOn.

Gn beipuoerlie SpbioieIie greb |
Sirsoass geiolfninsen | 2onoou =
uSpn noscniombeIit rimeIis aorias.
2niteu BAR iulo Of 8pster. BET enc
urimeIieere emo set anoet, os Spau'
oingen ites for bnert 2ieblif. Dei
beepnbte tiolig pna Tnsen meS Ror'
geubInSenes MeoSelelic ON, at re,
lien al Den rusiiife Gifaore bapoe Tor
laSt gigo. Gctte blcp uolast iom Ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-04

I'll GanrcIl. Iog err Oct eirbni Ell Nn'
.Iigbeo for at Saponeierne peo omiat'
tenoe 5lanfebepGgelier bill icge al
tpinge &liropatfin ill at rsmme Niif-
ben. 90 bpis De bar Ilige Seniister,
oil De rimeliepis saa paa itrar ol
life oente, til aiiropatfin foor 6or.
iterfninser. Smiblertio itaur oe to
itore S9re irenrbeles poerior binan'
ron
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
SIS. Recommendations
On Passenger Rates
To Be Carried Out

In his report to Washington. the fol-
lowing committee was yesterday APP
pointed by the Merchants Association
to note various suggestions made and
to answer the Governor within ten
days: J. w. Waldron, T.. A. McInerny,
|. s. Dillingham;. Edgar Lewis and A
Gartenberg.
|. S. Dillingham; thought one trouble
was that of local people importing d.
rect from the Coast, instead of through
Honolulu merchants. "Of course the
Honolulu plantations is Obliged to buy
on the coast because the majority of
the stock is held there" said billing
ham. Dillingham; said that Mr.. Irwin
had given instructions for plantations
IL his agency to purchase here when
ever possible. Edgar Lewis said that
Mr.. POLITE said. when he was here last.
that he would take this matter of plan.
tation purchases before the directors
OF Paauhau and Hutchinson planta-
tions. Hooking wanted attention drawn
to the coaling Of transports at Maya
saki instead Of here. Mr.. Berndt con-
sidered the keynote of the discussion
the loss Of Hawaifs population. Mr..
Lewis said the Quartermaster's Depart
ment was shipping and selling goods
here, not only for army use. but to
local people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
Florist MCGuire'S Home
Burned Last Evening

The house at 1893 South King street.
occ, 4 ca by the florist, Thos. c. Nc
GuiIe and family, was consumed by
fire last night between s and . o'clock.
The building burned so quickly that Il
was gone before the fire wagons could
arrive on the scene. The house he
longed to the Cummins Estate and was
protected by $500 insurance. The in
suran,e WIS equally divided between
the Commercial Union Assurance Co.
and the Imperial Assurance Co. The
furniture. which was total loss, was
protested by u $500 policy.
1he are broke out while Mr.. Mcclure
was Ia the garden watering plants and
the ,lmIiy were seated at a table read
ing Mr. Mcclure saw the blaze from
the outside about the same moment
the roar OF the flames was heard by
the family In the house. The door to
the bed room was opened by Lon Me-
CURE and the burning paper was al
ready dropping to the bel and igniting
II. Both Mrs. Mcclure and her son
caught up rugs and tried to beat out
the flames but were driven from the
room by the heat. Two trunks were
saved by the old re children and Mr.
Mcclure carried out few pictures.
When all went nto carry out the piano
the flames had taken possession of the
house md everybody had to get out to
save themselves.
Lon Mcclure states that the fire must
have been started by rats nibbling at
sulphur matches, as there was no
lighted lamp In the bedroom where
the flames started.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
BY AUTHORITY
PouNpMAsTeR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the ami
mails described below have been i'm
pounded in the Government Pound at
MakilIl, Kona. Island of Oahu. and
unless the pound fees and damages
are sooner satisfied will be sold at the
date hereafter named according to
law:
July 10. 19Oi.-Bay mare, unknown
brand, white spot on forehead,
foretop cut, four black feet.
The above animal will be sold on
Saturday, July 30. 1904. at ~ o'clock
noon, II not called for before the date
mentioned.
X. KEKEUNE,
2814,3t Poundmaster.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
PEDRO PARTY.

A delightful party was given last
evening by Miss Ella Quinn at the res
idence Of Mr. and Mrs. ID. Kanuha, In
Kalihl. The first prize, a fine cushion.
was won by Miss Libbie Hopkins: the
second, little doll, was won by Libby
Aud.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
SEWER RATES NOTICE.
July IA. 1904,

July IA. 1904.
Owing to delay in sending out sewer
notices. the time for payment is ex-
tended to July 3lst, after which date a
penalty of 10 per cent, VIII be charg'
ed on advance rates.
c. NJ. WHITE,
Approved: Chief Clerk.
G. 8. HOLLOWAY. 2S16td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16

Of that defined by the statute would
passenger from this port leaving on
foreign vessels. except In cases Of act.
ual necessity during the period Of pro
baton as above suggested.
We solicit your earnest considera'
ton OF the above statement OF prevail
ing conditions here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16

Tom: May | sit beside you? Peggy:
You'll crush my sleeve. Tom: Indeed
won't. Peggy: What's the use, then
Tiger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-16
To Give Governor
Data For Report

Concerning the letter from the Gov
ernor requesting data to be embodied
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23

it. When it repeats it's time-worn assur'
ances of intent in the face OF it's invs riape
derelictions, retort, as did Billy Jack
son, discussing the wisdom Of "raisin'
children and feedin' 'em on meat" there
is nothing in it.
Nationally, the democratic party favors
tariff for revenue only. 1t is not in
favor Of tariff for any other purpose
whatever.
Let there be no Misunderstanding.
Whose breaches to the contrary is a
wolf in sleeps clothing, and has no
authority to speak for democracy.
1t belle, es in an income tax as source
CT federal revenue. In state affairs, it
believes in equality and uniformity Of
taxation ; the enforcement OF our present
statutes to that end by the election OF
tax officers who will do their duty; in
the enactment OF such further legislation
as will bring corporations more closely
within reach OF the assessor and tax
collector, and in fostering such healthy
public sentiment that the individual or
corporation that lies about taxes will be
as subject to public odium and criminal
prosecution as he who by fraud evades
the debt he owes another, or by fraud
deDrives his neighbor Of what is Justly
his.
THOMAS M. VANCE,
Ex.Attorney General, in the Olympia
Taxpayer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23
SCHOOL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL SESSION JUNIORS
ENTERTAIN THE SENIORS.
Class Of 1904 Equally Divided. Baccalaureatc
Sermon Yesterday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday Evenings Taken for Glass
Exercises.

The Aberdeen schools close for the
summer vacation this week. AS a pre-
liminary, the Juniors entertained the
Seniors and High School faculty on
Friday evening, at the home Of Miss
Ethel McDermoth.
This has always been looked upon as
the special social event OF the school
year, and the Friday evening gathering
was no exception. The home was de-
corated in old rose and white, the class
colors and the Juniors as hosts, assisted
by the Misses Maud Nc Dermoth and
Marjory Girton, and Mr.. G. Alburty
acquitted themselves with marked
success.
The party was named can unlucky
party" and prominent feature was
each person relating the unlucky incident
Of their life to be led by Superintendent
Harris; prize to be given to the one
telling the best experience, Fritz Beltz
received the reward. Signs were posted
in different parts Of the house notifying
the guests what it was unlucky to do and
how to remedy it, so that the students
were in continuous state Of healing their
luck
AT midnight refreshments were served
and this annual event closed amid gen.
eral good wishes for the class of 1904
going out and coming in.
The graduating class this year is seventy
divided between the boys and girls, a
circumstances unusual in the classes
from this school.
CLASS OF 'O4.
Jennie Leland, Kittie Mason, Carrie
Prchard, Emma Miller, Elizabeth
Girton, Carl Nelson, Roy Cox, William
Bellies, John Wilson, John Elliott.
The baccalaureate sermon was de-
livered by the Rev. 7. f. Elliott Sunday
morning in the Methodist church, all
the English speaking congregation OF the
city uniting.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY.
Next Wednesday night the senior class
play is to be presented. in the Congrega-
tional church where all the class exer.
cises will be held.
On Thursday evening the eighth grade
exercises will take place, when those who
have successfully passed the state ex-
aminations are to receive their diplomas.
Mr.. Yoder, professor of pedagogy in the
state university, will be the speaker Of
the evening.
The exercises of the senior class take
place next Friday night. A special
musical program has been prepared
under the direction Of Miss Sypes, which
will include selections by the Girls Glee
club and by the Boys quartette.
Prof. w. T. Walton, principal of the
Elma schools will deliver the address.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23
Quick Arrest.

J. A. Gulledge, OF Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from severe case
Of piles causing "a tumors. After doc.
tors and all remedies failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
Inflammation and cured him. 1t con.
quers aches and kill pain. 25c, at Red
Cross Pharmacy. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23
THE POST OFFICE.

Is just across the street from The
ABERDEEN ART Co. Where they max e
photographs that look like you.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23

The Best Commercial Job Printing
at the Herald Printery. 80 Wishkah St
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23

Take the Best. The Semi.Wee' y
Herald, $3.50 a year in advance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-10
Billion Dollar Grass.

When we introduced this remarkable
grass three years ago, little did we
dream it would be the most talked-of
grass In America, the biggest, quick,
hay producer on earth; but this mas
come to pass.
Ayr. Editors wrote about II, Agr. Col
lege Professors lectured about 1t, ACT.
Institute Orators talked about 1t, while
In the farm home by the quiet fireside,
In the corner grocery. in the village
postof1ce, at the creamery, at the de-
pot; In fact wherever farmers gath
cred, Salzer's Billion Dollar Grass, that
wonderful grass, good for to IA tons
per acre, and lots Of pasture besides.
Is always q theme worthy OF the farm
er's voice.
Then comes Bromus Inernis. than
which there Is no better grass or bet
ter permanent hay producer on earth.
Grows wherever soil is found. Then
the farmer talks about Salzer's Teo-
sinte, which will produce 100 stocks
from one kernel Of seed. IL IT. high, In
100 days, rich In nutrition and greedily
eaten by cattle. hogs. etc, and is good
for 80 tons OF green food per acre.
Victoria Rape. which can be grown
ut 25c q ton, and Speltz at zoe bu.
both great food for cattle, also come In
for tneir~ share In the discussion
Just SEND loo IN STAMPS
and this notice to John A. Salzer Seed
Co, La Crosse, Wis, for their big cat
alog and farm seed samples. (W. N. w.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-10
Canvas Shoes the STYLE.

Canvas shoes for both men and
women will be more popular the COM
ing season. according to the returns
of the statesmen, and they will be
more pretentious than ever before.
Several of the factories are now at
work on the new orders, and some
very natty shoes are going to be made
in this line. There are to be some
very pretty combinations in white
duck, with trimmings or stays G.;
black, shiny leather, perforated, aud
also of tan and colors. There will he
many pure white canvas shoes for
men, women and children; some OF
the ladies' shoes being Of a basket
weave material. White oxfords are
in the majority. There are some boots
which are cut ve.y h;si4. IN Polish
style, the demand for these coming
from the Pacific coast.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-10

der line. The fullness at the neck Is
collected in gathers and there is no
opening, the gown being slipped on
over the head, then drawn up snug!y
by means of beading threaded with
ribbon. To make the gown for a wom-
an of medium size will be required
6A yards of material sc inches wide
with PA yards of narrow and 10
yards of wide edging and 61s yards
of insertion.
A May Manton pattern, No. 4136.
cut in three sizes, small or 80, me-
dium or SO, large or 40 inch bust
measure, will be mailed to any ad-
dress on receipt of ten cents.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-10
"Suieide Wind" OF eraxi1.

In Brazil and other parts of South
America the natives know and fear a
certain condition of the air, which
they call suicide wind" It Is not a
superstition, but an actual condition
of the atmosphere which seems to
drive people to madness. and during
its continuance self-inficted deaths
are numerous criminologists and
scientists all over the world are inter
ested in this peculiar atmospheric In
fiuence. which is indicated by q soft,
moist. warm air that settles heavily
on the earth.