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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
preitens propelie.
auie ilua ban baarot.

On eoauseIiif Greit ifriper ON go
Seq leo / aareois al SpoeS.
pine; mrSertiSen bar cen iaa iloe,
at ieg ~itsruenoe al Smerie funoe gaa
op % neo paa 8liloet eller / 8open %
bclSe ON NIT SopeS for at iorisse at
birSre Smerten.
Sea brtgte ole Sc MiSler, iom
fienOes al Cen alopatiife % gomeopa'
fife 2G9enioenitab; iommre Sioer
troeoe ieg set fom ira Nupeu caer az
@aIOep9e, % til anSre Si6er tGnfte
icg set bar bare Rerpsittet og bebano'
lcSe mig icIp Serriter. Nter intet CAB
mig narig Siplp. ga ieg matte OPP
trade for Gltbliflm ourtreut buer Ell.
itc aiten, bar oct mig ionmc Stoet
rGiten mlrliat at ms0e mine SorpItg.
teller. SiliIlt tom leg paa Den Gan.
fc, at @rlgen al She % Saffe baoSs
noget at eicrc mes min Sp9Spm %
ieg opbsrte meh Ell Sang at BRUCE
beage oa toe Roihrm FOR en- TrSue.
Sra sen glade Sime beeprStc IL:
At tomme mig; ieg blep eitrrbaarNra
teSre. % mi bar ieg life SoeSpine
en- Sang / ier MfnaneSer, % oue mine
andre Glo9er er oaiaa borte, leg brit.
ger uoeIlfferSe Roium oB suifer lie
noSeu beSre Grif.
Seg fienScr andre, iom bar Bog:
8apu al Roihtm iitchenior &cffe. 81
Al mine Genusr. CT Scruoare5anSI"r
her / Sen @eit, leo mango glar al IRA,
peipa0om "a andre Snoer, mems bar
brlt1.c aafie, San ilutteoe tiiiSlf
beapuote at brHae Toitim o. blel
friif. San or nreaCt bensiuet til 20
innl OIL mar ban er nSiliot % trGi !
| Sorremiu9er tn9er ran en- parm Sol
Yoihm % er mart uo5oiIet % ipr'ii
itet.
Sea tieuSer uoalc, iom er irotasn
moS Goinm iorSi ifieSeSlsie 90 Nor
itaroiec SofFc prcper at foge Get, Jon
Sc Foyer Safe o. life pil tiaaoe oct a
fogc iuISt 10 Minttter men mar D
prsoer Set iaicl, DEL trstbcleer Oe peS
tbi set er iaa ngSeligt 60 iriitt Jon
milo, 900 isritetIaSies Saua." Nap
net gipet al goinm Go. Battle Greet
Ridtgau.
&c | GSer gaffe eiter Den befcnot
! lille @os "sSeieu til @eapiae".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

.MN.L NIhN
ninsen, os mems aft soor fin Sang,
sIem life at be ben lille @en, on Inrte
JON Barn. Dit roIiae, gooe Siao bill
LEGION bppnotif Ieoe geilefua til
0piet, % ben bill Tan 9riie pnn Mps.
gen % isse citer Bsttens SnoboIo fom
en- Sap eiter en- rasfif arpoier. Nj
o. til bill Den Isfte &ooeoet iociret 90
blaaie ReIfen no al 9iUiten % Nrie.
borene, ioa aft rlrtot big blir cDer'
iprsitet meo Melf. Rgn oo ifaI Sai
guife, at bet CT en- aalp - iuIt Oct
iaHrme, iom OH ielu briste at bore en-
@ans.-(aenieit "Nems".-9r.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

Monge BIZ oo iriites til at fobre iint
Spin paa ben blsoe umoone Wais
ioeluffeitoe.
Gette er me9et farIigt, ba Ell 'ao'
ban braa 6oranorins .oiteit giper
.adriae til Spgbom.
Snoret Oct ON muIigt Zig, at ON
umoSen Mais maa BRIGGS, iaa bland
BOG dItio noget eammel Mais inn.
men meo Den. s Nangel at Wais
fan 9pg % Sabre gisre oct famine
.Sieneitc. Soueoiagen er. at Soer-
gansen life fer for burtigt men grab
bis.
2igegpIbigteb / bette er ofte aar.
iug iii Den irpsteoe Spinepeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
!. Oct Inffeoes ham

res Slegtninser. Oct Ipffeoes bam
paa benne Maaoe at finbe 1874 Otter.
fommere efter en- big Iet periorL iom
beo SUITS. San paapiite, at al oisie
Dor 106 u9gte fsote, 1S1 proititii.
ereoe, 142 PROFESSIONALS Siseere,
ga bapoe belle Siben beres Opbolo
paa SattigpGienets gefoitning, 76
bar Sorbrpoere, Der tiliammen bapoe
tilbragt Tic aar / S9ngiel, Sust-
bus og Sorbeoringsbus; ale De an.
ore WeoIemmer bapoe tiliammen le.
bet 734 aar meo offentlie l1nberitst.
telie, 90 ban bepiite, at alene benne
enc Manos G%fterfommere bapbe to.
iiet Staten en- Mi[ion Dollars. Saa.
Dan fiinoe man bIioe peo meo at
fremoraee be melt ilaaenbe grempler
paa, buiIfen ubpre getponing arus.
ligbe0en bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Worfeliee Jnoioer.

9a Be rusitife Snsenisrer lagSe ben
isrite Sernbane til Iort artbur, one.
be De minoit at en- Str9fning al De.
res Sinie ON npgle Iar ifuIoe IigseI
paa 8ualoen al en- 80 SOB orb So.
90 oct er DOG Sili9lbet. Ser oar in.
gentiug, iom tpSeOe paa, at Serrpnet
paa bette Steo par iorifieligt ira
oct 2nnb, Be baube orbei9et iig benz
ODER, og aaiseoa bar Den Gal, bpori
DC 0engang itob, ierere uilt JIG at p9.
re 9unoen al en- %itbtsrret 60. Sg
bette er life oen eneite Snbis, iom err
ioriuunoet % 6erbaa after bar 6annet
Jig. s Rprbeoer al Trielt er Der en-
SnSis, JON ~reselmpsiig foripinSer %
iplOer Jig igien. Zen er outrent en-
balu gil lang fife fulbt iaa breo os
beser 3irfnisisen. en- paffer Tag
bespnoer @anoet plitoielis at ipnfe,
og en- MaaneSstib eiter lieger Bun.
oen tor. 9ette Eiebltf bar @snber.
ne oertet paa. Se iour M 9pg paa
BET Steo, boor De npIig fangeoe i'm
Silt % nogle Tiger eiter beIter De aor-
net fsr 8anoet otter uenoer tTbage.
guiinet ipfSes meaet bnrtigere emo oct
TONNES. llnberttSen meosoar Der
fun en- dag, inben normal 8anoitano
er naaet.
@n al Sc eieroommeIigite Sser I
8eroen er oet bersntte "8egie" poa
SrinionS JON hlep op6oaet / 1895 al
Cir @aIter &aleigb. Ssen Spffer ct
areal al 100 Stores, % bens Soerila.
DC barnes al en- Sforpe af SorNbeg, i
bpis Reoner Set flare Barb ifinner
igiennem. sttmoifRren omfriirg 9eg-
ipen er opfplot at uiunoe Ganlpe, %
ira Ssens 0tiote tiger Ser op en- Son.
tone al flpOenoe Sorbbes, iom itOpif'
Ter itirfeloe 8asarter. Ger inoiam.
Les bper Sag itpre W9ngoer OF ge8,
men n9ite Ioreen er Sitlerne no.
iplSte isjen al Seq, JONI er fornnet
frem | Hattens Sob. Sforper er Iige
t9t og IammeubGugenbe iom fsr.
On anoen m9rfelig Cd Iisser poa
en- SaIpe, Ser iprinser irem | bet ia.
fpiIfe Soo. Sele Sperilrben al benne
50 er oGffet meb ct SaltIag Iaa tptt
o. Iterft, at en- ManS fan ride ooer
set.
= GentraIoiien I R9rbeben al set
faipiife SAB fitbes Ser en- Stoie az en-
potter ~roienrso Sarpe, mebens @reS'
berne er b9fet al ireboioe SrpItaacr.
Ssen uoienOer besuoen en- Iterf BEL
Ilat, iom Iiener 8omiterSuit. Set
mtases ogioa of baabe Sarpe % Bel
Iuat ifplSes Sooplmter, icn oorer
poa Sens 8uub.
Ser | Stoen faftofes Ger lt9eleoes
Ell eicnSommeIiB 81 Saa Soppen a
gulfmren gaua I Guatemala, 14.0OC
SOB oper Sapets Sperflabe. Zen
hapSe life Siasb ira no8en 5loo, men
optoa fun Sen &egn % Sne, fom falo'
pon Sielotoppen. Zen bar Tirfelig'
beSen ct Teierpoir al f~irmpeitor 9i
meritoner.
Ssen Ioa Ser ! gartlroreoer, %
inaen anece. at Sen funSe bIioe farlit
for Sc omfrineIisserSe Siitrifter
Men en- paffer Saa aap gScrIiSer Ct
ter, og SanSet itprtebe meo CT toro
nenSe 9rae neSouer 6ielSfraniiit
aen, bringenSe 600 20 Toro9roei'e
buor set pGlteoe irer. Wfennelfer Of
Sur. Sure 90 Srpr, oft reues nreo
sen riocnoe Strsm oa erSrri Den Sat
iSaa betesner en- onEois Stenilr DC
StpS. tpor SieI0ieen raieoe no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
2lte al Ralpen Oriffe'

SAP al maeniinoe en- aaIo SriffeY
Sar on n~oSeuiinSe mems on bar optat
al SCI arbeiSe, isIt, at on farSe life
at uGre Den auScn aaIp9 gSoar man
cir en- SaIu Grifie. sisr man fIost !
at soe iie j Soalmoni85eo. aalpen
itismtes ia life paa 6orretniusen. en
pis Sfribent liz, al uaar man cir en-
aalo Critic, ital man fiIire esis III
meOe. sraaSise @aaIe meS 6in9crttp'
pernr. Som Su iorepber dig ! @ler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
@iuger Beer.

Oct er beSit al laoe bette ,om III
icncu og Iaoe set itoa I'll Rorgcnen
fGr man bor set poo SLATER. Sal
ten frpiteS no al en- Gitron, SfaIiet
flores op / Smffer, os iou bar nan
oct op ! en- TO Gallon arutfe inm.
men meo ct @uRo alrmpe. Sutter
% Va llrie Opifaaret SnseiGr og
bGl0er beroucr Ell @alon foDeuoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Wsitiif SeIearum.

Wsiiif Telegram. Ga Tonlerift'
bel "@iosoolo" unlia loa for arter |
QaroifS Saon, begpnote oct tranolsie
acknowledgement en- Sat ueo Iretioen
al funaere. Zen pogtbaoeuoe moo
toa 5elearammet og po~erleoereoe oct
iii Gbefen. Seleerammet bar ganIfe
ooeroroentliq tpoeli9t og omiatteS
itrar @ogitaper. Wen I'M bar
5psrasmaalet: Spor itammeoe Oct
ira? Get beltpo al en- HGffe BOG.
Itaoer, iom man life funbe tpoe. Get
bar nemIig boerfeu tpife, bollanolfe,
norift, engelite eller %frnnife. Sm Ut
man al 9ldoene at lie, at Der bapoe
fQroeoes ct Var riisiiife Srlogslfibe
i Sattegat lonInle Sat / RGrbeoen al
Srinoelens Spr. elsie Sfibe bapbe
ga ON Gatten telegraieret til binmt'
oeil. Wen oe cIeftriife Seleer buooe
uoItraft i'm Girfiomheb liee til Gar
pif, bpcr DC bapbe iot "gioSpolo"s
apporat / gepRgelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

gonb. Naar BET CT lutfent, bar man
Gitrol.S nften | % en- Sbeife Dealt"
iom norereS isrit / liot al ganoet
Iette rsres goSt ON % itaar til ON
Morgencn, ba bar man bet pon 5la'
fer, % aorferne maa iGites NED mel
Staaltrnab. Haar bet bar lfaaet az
elmer, fan man be gpnoe at berptte
oct.
yrmgf.ymndj.
en- Bint Sorobariaft, " Sop 81
troniaft, en- balp aop appeliiniafi
o. en- baIp Stop reuet pineapple.
Dette bInnoes meS en- SPORT sspanb,
Iaa bor man en- gint Suffer | 90 70.
rer / bet, til oft Sufferet er imeltet
Ran bar intaa @los balpfpIott
meo fnuit Ss og beloer iaa Bun
den" beri meb bet iamme ben ffol
ierperes.
st Ear sooe &aao.
gil man poife llulotpi elIer ellie
eIler 9aano meo fine 6orper, icm lei
fan foIme, bsr man booe Boteter
iiteoetfor SGbe. Wan riper to 20
teter, eiter al Sc err ifrpllet, natir,
Iigpis, og bar bette op | en- Bcttt
Iunfent Sonb % rsrer | bet, til 20
terne er omtrent opIsit. Soa batter
man De omtalte Sing oeri, og De pi
oa ilet life folme, bpis man ifpaei
Dem itrar. og iaa logger Dem inc
et tort al9oe, iii De er paste tsrre II
at Iette oper meo ct temmelig al
fieIet SSern. gr oct SiIfetei mdr
poifer, err oct beoit at bifle Esiet for
iiatig ON en- riino Stof, man mae
ga bore foriigtig iaa man life faal
nogen &pnfer eler 6oloer poo Seiet
Wan Iaoer oct ba bore paa Stoffen
til oct er oloeles tort.
Roar man br9nber iig, bill De
burtigt Iinore Smerten itrar at boo'
repet 8otet poa Saaret. Mon lGg
ger oct pan tiff, JON en- @rso, Of
iouinart oct beepnocr at bIiue parm
butter man oet. goteter bar man il
omtrent altiS peo Soonbcn, iaa De
fan bore qobt at toge til, naar mal
life bar ANDRE Dfi6ler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Hegieringsraporter

ON Farmins ! aiaf,a. SiseieSes ooalioelis
llnosrr ttuina ON alaifa Central edHeu. bee
Se % drrcite SnpsIm MT. ION fan iiuees nu
for Then. ieuoss irit meO @citeu iii bpsm'
icmlslit. be- isnNsr sHmOpaiu1 osrcm til
AD0Lph BYDAl, crootsion, MINI.
RrEn ,scr, alssK, cEsrsAL nj. co, SEATTLE. WASH.
ssuHs Jsrnsaat bar Ct iabslasiiet risi ssrriisriHn
% t LET 90 btaie at tpesr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
Woman and the Clergy.

If we turn now to the condition OF
woman in Christendom we shall find
that her progress has been long I'M
peded by false ideas Of her relation to
man. and in defense of these ideas
the Bible has been freely quoted:
The besetting sin of human nature
is the lust of power. Man is an egotist
1t takes culture "a long time to re
fine that away. Man loves to tiattel
himself with the thought of his su
periority That pride of power is un
doubleday at the bottom of the fact
that he is so reluctant to acknowledge
the equality of the sexes.
Pericles thought "a woman's chief
glory was to be known neither fol
good nor evil Socrates thanked the
gods daily that he was "a man. not
a brute" and that he was male, not
female" Erasmus prayed that all PEG
pie might come to read the Bible
even women and Turks"
Yet we are becoming civilized
though slowly. Even now, in some
parts Of this republic, women enjoy
full voting privilege with men; yet il
was only a century ago that France
guillotined woman for daring to as
sert woman's right to the ballot. II
was only twenty-five years ago that we
in America began to think woman
worth educating.
AS Il student in theological sem
mary, remember the professor say
ing of woman's place in the church
"Women may sing in prayer meeting
and play on the piano or organ. and II
the meeting is not too public they may
offer up prayer" He forgot to say
that they might also contribute to the
preachers salary.
Robert Browning asserted that of
the two it was his wife who had a
creative genius, yet to him, and not TO
her, England accorded the honor of q
burial In Westminster.
Our Bible is not responsible for this
ungenerOuS treatment of women. The
cause Is back of the Bible in the
nature of man. But there are Scripture
texts in which this egotism of the male
has intrenched itself.
On the woman question MaZzini was
more orthodox than Paul He told the
young men of Italy: Love and respect
women. Seek in her not merely a
comfort. but force. an inspiration
the redoubling of your intellectual and
moral faculties. Cancel from your
minds every idea of superiority over
her. You have none whatever. REV
Herbert S. Bigelow. in Pilgrim.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19

The girl who is careful to have her
collar, cuffs. belt and other trifies har-
monte. and who chooses them with an
eye to their appropriateness to the
dress and to the occasion upon which
they are to be worn, will also see TO it
that her gloves and shoes are neat
and clean. while her hair will be ar
ranged in simple becoming style. with
out any attempt at eXaggeration or de-
sire to follow the latest fad or fancy.
She will first attract by her smart and
businesslke appearance. and later by
her businesslike qualities. for one is
but the reflection Of the other. There
is, perhaps. mo garment in an up-tO-
date girls wardrobe of more impor-
lance than the shirt waist, which
should. in every instance. be selected
most carefully. That 1t ought to be
appropriate to the occasion upon which
1t is to be worn, and. If made of wash
able material. should be in that i'm
maculate state so essential to its
charm. are features about which too
much cannot be said. A soiled, faded
silk waist should never be worn by a
business girl. or. indeed. by any 9th
er, and, unless It can be freshened. 1t
should be abandoned. A plain. simple
shirt waist, made Of an inexpensive
light fabric that will bear any num-
Der Of washings. is by far the wisest
INSTRUMENTATION Bell. in Success
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
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rested must come up. be beaten and
cleaned. Wash the floor with benzinp
then sprinkle with cayenne pepper.
Tack down the carpet, and sponge with
a solution of one quart of water to one
tablespoonful of turpentine. changing
the water frequently. \ preventive is
TO press every inch of the edge of the
carpet. first dampening. then pressing
with hot iron. Lay a damp towel on
the carpet. over this paper to retain
the steam. then iron. Steam destroys
-WOman's Home Companion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
Education for FilipinOs.

Washington. Sept. 15.-The young
Filipinos being exhibited at the St.
Louis fair have been taken in charge
by the bureau of insular affairs at the
war department, and in the autumn will
be placed in various educational insti-
buttons throughout the United States,
and will be permitted to take 4 four
years course of study at the expense of
the government. This proposition has
met with the entire approval of the
people of the Philippine ISLANDS, and
much interest has been evinced in the
matter The seriousness, intelligence
aud patriotic ambition of these stu
dents give promise of a brighter future
for their race.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
CAN GET NO MAIL
SWEEPING FRAUD ORDER ISSUED
FROM WASHINGTON.
Directed Against the Preferred Mer-
camille Company of Boston, and
Is the Most Radical Yet PrOmul-
Satcd--Ohcers of the Company
Under Arrest.

Boston, Sept. IA sweeping fraud
order, probably the most radical and
far reaching in its effects ever issued
10y the postoffice department, was is
sued yesterday against agents of the
Preferred Mercantile Company, of Bos-
ton, whose chief officials are under ar
rest, charged with using the United
States mails for fraudulent purposes.
The men affected are scattered all
over the country and have been acting
as local agents for the Preferred Mer-
camille Company, transacting its bust.
ness under their own names because
of the company's mail being held up
here. The list includes G. A. Mittle-
berger, Winnipeg; Pierce & Rankin,
Toronto; f. b. Jacobs, Salt Lake; E..
f. Wright, Boise; W. M. Olney, Spo-
kane; George o. Smith, Seattle; H.
R. Kitchener, FL Paso; J. H. Cole
man, Denver; E. J.. Lake, Colorado
Springs; Arthur X. Sykes, Pittsburg
W. B. Stewart, Philadelphia; Buchan-
an Sutpin, Columbus, o.; o. w. TAFT,
Cleveland; G.. S. Wythe, Bradford, Pa.
So strong is the ban that the rela-
tives or wives of these men csnnot
reach them by mail, for no discrimi-
nation is made between business and
personal mail. Their business consist
ed in selling leases ON diamonds and
watches at 81. 10 per week, each con
tract. when maturing, paying the hold
er 5000 cash or 5000 diamond.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19

Mrs S. s. Cashdollar is merchant
at Lane, Tenn.
Mrs. Emily Edison Briggs, the WON
an correspondent "Olivia" of forty
years ago and a pioneer in the field, is
still living in Washington.
Miss Mary Reynolds of Sibley, Ia.
will sail in October for China to be
come tutor to the two grandnephews
Of the Dowager Empress.
Frau Marie Musaens- Higgins found
ed girls school at Colombo. Ceylon,
thirteen years ago which now contains
more than fifty pupils. No efforts have
been made to convert the girls. who
are Buddhists, to Christianity.
1t will surprise some people to learn
that some of the women who are most
fashionably attired at certain society
functions of to-day are not only sup
piled with their superb outfits free of
cost. but are also we'll paid for wear
ing them. This novel vocation had its
inception in the mind Of an enterpris-
ing dressmaker in the west end Of Lon
don. who thought it would pay her
to hire few women as walking ad-
vertsements. and the venture has
proved a brilliant success.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
How to Have Beautiful Hands.


The woman with beautiful hands has
observed several rules in their care
She has her gloves made to order If
she can afford it. If she cannot dc
this she takes care to buy gloves that
are large rather than small for her.
She has learned to manicure her own
hands. and does it regularly. If her
hands have become misshapen through
wearing too tight gloves she visits a
skilfu masseuse and has the fault
corrected.
A few exercises will work wonders
toward promoting grace in the finger
tips and wrist.
Stand with the arms at right angles
to the body, the hands with the palms
down. Bend the hands from the wrist
down. Repeat until the wrists become
little tired, but never until they are
strained.
Now close the hand tightly until il
has become formidable fist. then
throw out the fingers sharply, spread
ing them as far as they will stretch.
These two simple exercises will pro
duce great suppleness and ease of the
finger joints. and tend to increase the
circulation.
Tight sleeves are as injurious as
tight gloves. When you see woman
who Is wearing her sleeves 50 tigh1
that they bind. look at her hands
They will'be red and puffy, with the
veins swelled. and the texture of thu
| skin coarse and dark.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
TOO MANY CLOTHES.
Army Officers Find Too Many Uni
forms Il Bun den.

FNfuuy CuCtfS i iuu LOU many u III
forms a Bulden
Washington, Sept. l5.-The general
staff of the army now has under con-
sideration reduction in the number
of uniforms for army officers, which
will undoubtedly meet with the ap-
prevail of those interested. For some
time past there has been considera bic
complaint regarding the apparel of
army officers as being. altogether too
expensive. 1t constitutes veritable
tax on the individuals, mny of whom,
especially those of the junior grade,
find it hardship to provide the vari-
ETY. of dress which is exacted by the
regulations. An army officer must, for
instance, have four pairs of shoes and
six or seven different uniforms for diff
ferent occasions. For one thing it is
proposed to do away with the full dress
coat, a heavy and costly garment. In
its place it is proposed to use COM
posite blouse, to which would be at
tachede shoulder knots or shoulder
straps, as the occasion required. The
army officer finds his uniform bur-
den in transportation and great re-
sponsibility and care. Amy plan to
reduce the number of uniforms will be
received with approval.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
DISCRIMINATING Moths,

The most effectual method of render
ing a house moth-proof is thorough
spring and fall cleaning. Two of the
arch enemies of moths are cleanliness
and light. Attics and storage rooms re-
quire light and ventilation. The cedar
chest or closet ranks first as pre-
ventive. Moth balls are efficacious.
but one prefers the moth almost. Furs,
especially, fascinate moths. The pre-
liminary step is thorough combing
with a dressing comb; next, beat well,
and air in the sunshine: next sprinkle
with gum camphor, cedar dust OK to.
bacco leaves. Place the furs in paper
sacks, turn the edges over, and paste
down with a strip of muslin. Printers
ink Is obnoxious to moths. Balls OF
cotton wadding saturated in oil Of CO.
dar are effectual in trunks. Remem
Der this. oil stains. Carpets, II In
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
Honolulu HarbOr Shallow.

Honlulou, Sept. IA The new Pa
cific Mail steamship Manchuria, was
una bic to enter the harbor, being too
deep in the water. The condition is
one that has long been foreseen here,
and the local papers all comment on
the failure of congress to provide for
harbor dredging. The territory has
spent considerable sums on dredging,
but the channel is still too shallow to
allow the Manchuria, which is the
deepest vessel that ever called here, to
come in.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
SAY THERE'S a COMBINE.
StOckmen Submit EV idence to Com
missioner PrOuty.

Stockmen Submit Evidence to Com
missioner Prouty.
Denver, Sept. Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty
heard testimony yesterday in regard to
the Western live stock shippers griev-
ance against the railroad on account of
alleged discrimination in rate and poor
service.
The stockmen presented evidence in
support of the following contentious
That combination exists between
the packing trust and the railroads to
depress the price of beef on the hoof
and prevent feeders and stockmen from
finding a good market at Kansas City,
st. Joseph or Chicago.
That freight rates on cattle from the
Texas panhandle to Kansas feeding
points have increased, while cattle
prices have decreased.
That stockmen feeding and shipping
from Colorado common points are los
ing money and selling at a loss.
That the railroads in Kansas and
Missouri are giving bad service, de-
laying stock, causing shrinkage and
materially reducing the chance of sell
ers to make profit.
That the railroads have, without
good causge, taken away the return
transportation for men accompanying
stock shipments, thus adding TO the
substantial freight charges.
F. Bullock, of Idaho, gave important
testimony as to existing conditions:
"The costs of raising cattle are now
over double what they were in 1892
he said 1.-The service that we are
given by the railroads causes us tc
lose sometimes from $40 to 800 on
each carload Of stock 1t is about
| ,l20 miles from where live to Oma.
ha, and in 1895 the run was made in
five and six days. Now the time
variegs from six to nine days, and fol
no reason whatever. In my estima.
ton, a cattle train should be run at
the rate of twenty miles an hour, in,
Guiding stops, but they take nearly
double that time. The present cost of
shipping a carload of cattle to Port.
land, Or, is $l53, and to Seattle,
Wash. it costs over 5000