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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
IS DELIGHTFUL [. | ]! |. !. AT
BUFF ALO LlTHIA.
Some Of Those Spending the
Season at tile Time-H on IA
ored Resort.

(Snecal to The Times Dlspa tel. y
BUFFALO LIrHIA ;sE S PRINGs: s5 'V e
July g. he season a delightful old
Bunalo Lithia is now well under wa
and 81 more Charming company OF q
hundred and twenty five would be HARD
to find at i any resort in the Old Do
Sminion,@ famed far and near for Its many
health and pleasure resorts. i;s
This old place has a loyal a clientele
n ho come here year after year. seeking
sits; ilomc-like quiet, and sthe health Z res
storing power Of the waters, and TO many
a. visit hero reminds one Of a q reunion.
KS The management continues the sam S
for many seasons z lionel a.. Arc er's
the manager, and Colonel James T. Alex
5anderjin tho Office, both types Of the old
Virginia gentleman, but young enouEh n
1og look after every detail of comfort ana )
pleasure OF the guests.
Es The young people here find the social
life pleasant; they dance In the eye.E
5nings, play tenpins, tennis, croquet and
other old, butFpopular games during the
day. any take drives duripg the z - &
ternooni around the Buffalo hills, and oc-s
ca sionally to the quaint old town OF
Clarksville. now again looming into ms
portance as a leaf tobacco and CONNER
cial cen ter VI Il $GiS * 3 III
Among the recent arrivals are: Colonel
"A. Buford, Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL n. cnl-s
llngWortll, Richmond, Va; Hon. @. +.
Edwards. Mrs y. Crit Edwards, Mr.
d i Il a IN II. William Smith. Portsmouth;
Mrs S. II. Martin. T. gainesville. N q G.;
Mr. apd Mrs. i. $. Aiarbury. Miss n ar r.
bury. Baltimore; DR. and Mrs. IS ~ T.
Booth, of oxford, & N. c.; Il Aiajor and
Mrs. Il. s. Webb, & Knoxville, Tenn; HSn.'
q. IF Il Edwards, Portsmouth, Ya,;S MIS-
j. Grff Edwards, Portsmouth, Va; Mrs
13r. 81 IL Martin, Leakesvllle. .5sC J,
Willlan5 Smith and wife. Portsmouth b.
Va; 8 Dr. 7. IL 5Bootl, and wife. Oxford,
IN. &C. u. N. CulllngWorth and wife. Rich.
m t ond, Va; Colonel Al 81. ford. Rich
imond. va, Mr.. and Mrs. i. s. Marbury
and daughter, altmore; MT. Ma rbury
siss5 a prominent attorney Of Baltimore
Mrs. Niarbury Is one o. the handsomest
Women you would meet in g GOOD while,
~. =, Webb and wife, Knoxville; MT.
webb Is avery promin ents lawye .5
81 Tie proper thing for . man looking
for opportunities ls to buy The Times. 7.
dispatch and examine The Tee Dee Want
Ad, Columns. Nj ~ 8i3f fSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
The Mills Ordinance

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S!r.-In yesterdays issue Of The Tines
Dispatch I noticed a short article by
Mr. John w. Starke, ndorslng the ef-:
fort or Councilman Mills to pass an or
dinance prohibiting the small boys from
entering saloons to sell newspa pcrs. 1
wish to add my end orsement-to that OF
Mr.. Starkc. and think It would also be
we'll IL some ordinance could bs passed
prohibiting tho larger. or ,ill-Erown boys
from entering saloons for another pus Is;
pose. 81 ttS "a " ~ ., s.
Il Richm ond, Va. S33e M e. n fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
THE IDEAL SHOW THE IlWoRLp-soo PRopoioysg
PHENOMENAL REoRME as. s.8saI

THE PRoplooys
ENoMENAL PERFORMERS.
s% s II
~ Z u b "a
AUTOMOBILE
sS 4 8 i
non a
perfonins Startling RnE at
MENACE.
IS
INDIANS
100000 STREET. PARADE.
PERFORMANCES DAILY,#RAN SHINE
RATE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
JULY oath In WORLDS HISTORY.

.JULl l4ln lN NUhLD,O lid yin 4,
RS9ss
{sd Sss Il hone
invaders.
Battle between NJ Gaelic st hoxa,d
Earl Mar and Donald e e Till Nos Ct The
s,y5 ;sy.ss ss y
;sa 81 Rss s
81 ~ si IS SsSsSs5 5s5R
y gs
SON James vi, afterwards King q England.
s5s.s against ss
wards abandoned it taken prisoner and dispatched
e Paris n z M
Guise lie became the cavinists and
fSsfe ds s
ahs @
sentence upon his egy resided principally III Flanders hs
deah,whch pacea Brussels tie
s AZ s
length drank ohe
ths mercy lie Sea- e spva
E,i.ba Williams prs,dsn, e 17}}; cel,gs died.
1859. sss 8s.
Battle 81 Niagara English William Johnson de-
isated Indians Sangtsf s ard took Tot
tons between Canada and Louisiana
1879.
An expedition British post
totally arrival ts British
directions and found their
with diclty vessels taken DESTROYED and -
transports burned.
attempt United STATES oses s. b9w "
exploded Without efccing though
assto injure a.
Battle Lanc) Fallss
General Scott the United was
ss8 ss$ ssSS 83 81
instruction Cuba the becoming
prsed Lopez tile head escaped
United States.
JULY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
900.
constaniu Chorus e Rome a paae
was succeeded his the Great
Biz
of Rome died IL vas ehane9 Ct TIE
Empire throne in banishng the impress
Irene Ntyene. He all opposition from his
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
WARE TO GET OUT
PENSION COMMISSIONER QUIT )
January J.
No Reason Given 6xyoad the Known
One That the Work of the Pen
sion Office Has Seen VERY Dis
teSfs fui-Viii Resume Practice
of Law

Washington. Nov. IS Com n-ss.or-
- Of Pensions Ware la. rendered MS
resignation 20 President Eoc-eyeic acG
It was accepted, g take effect Jauo-
AIRY !.
Commissioner Ware refused 70 lis
cess his action n any way except -
state taat the newspapers II me ccCc
~ had ceen res,soins n,u for TIE
past two ears. Fer year az least =
had ceer definitely krowr that M
Ware would resign from MS o1ice son
after tae fall elections and -erl-c q
his hcue n Kansas % -=scle h-- q x
practice.
Il = believed here thai Cou uissioce-
Wars acton vas -ut c1- = 41y <uE-
Zesricu tnar TIE severance Il rs -ela-
slou- with rhe pension c-1ce wCc-i e
azre@a ole &c IRE president IN TIE
contrary i kas reec u .ec-et -ha-
Con- missioner Ware. Son After aS>CC-
IL RS Gc--es. fund tie --C-,-e u t-s
office G.Stasref-l . hin ard tbac IN
d-sca-ce steadily Increased There :
&c .n--na-lon s. 70 whom III -rcce>-cr
vi ce-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
LEGISLATION FOR CITIES.
Seattle Authorities will Invite Other
Cities TO Talk II Over.

Seattle Nov. : THE finance com
nlree u the city council has drafted a
Resolution calling upon al cities Of
the first and second Class u the state
IL send delegations 70 this ciEv 20 az
recG municipal legislative couveI
ticu. which = 70 &c held for the our
Pose II drafting a standardization -
the ceI- legislature Recommending cer-
tail Beneficial legislation TOR cities q
ne 1-sc and seccEG class. This rs-c-
l1rloc VII be presented g the city
coCcci- Monday n,gh-. E.rh me recon
CsEGGticC that u pass
The date Of this CONVENTION has ccc
vet 1een decided upon. bc- t1e oEci2 :
a-e elieavc-.nE = arrange 70 hclf Il
Dung the Christmas holidays. that
time icing considered - &c rhe most
cun7eniec- FOR representatives f-Cn
ether cities 70 attend such meeting
The ob,ecc u holding this Dunic.-
ra--leg-slative contention i - Zet TIE
representatives Of var.ccs cities cpcech-
- that they nay discuss the Feeds #
rhei- various municipalities II the
wGy q state legislation that they -a-
form Rate =Cue pan q cUCce--eC ac-
non locking howard .ne Improvement
u conditions u -h- va-c1s CITIES. Art;
rha- -1eE NAY prepare = . ceiore tie
legislature 4. TILT and ASK that SIC
ac-ioC NAV o csz=c 4s nav Ce deemed
1e,,-ssa-v :or the ceceE- 81 c.aes 7
re-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
STORMS IN THE EAST.
Telegraph yrs 6roken and Railroad
Trans Badly Delayed


New Yo-x Nov IS The storm
which swept II through me Atlantic
states from the g1.f Sccdav night scG
Monday developing into . gaze Of hc--
-ica1e .o-ce a. y moved Ep. resulted
y ire uosr complete -leup II VIE
Communication stat ne East Ia. *
per.ence-' since TIE memorable snow
storm ot l,ss i-.a-ac<ei train scheti
ties. para lyze4i trolley lies ard piles;
.ev-rs. wrecks Along the coast
iovupuU- q ran and heavy srow.
Which 2ccc pan-=1; tie =cCrU- s6G7-;
70 the destructive force Il TIE -a--
Telephone and telegraph poles we're
6c-re down ~ tn wind and With the
weigh. q ch- Sow and ice; re FL
c--<rei wires gave way nefore rte
.we-p II the wind. and whole =eccIoc>
II tl= cocc--y were Ct, Il
Th- general c-eaa.rE iow1 q <-re-
was Almost wholly responsible tcr --oe-
re II the railroads The movement
y trans cc1.d rot = reported and o.
avs extensilrs irro hoCrs II many
cases resulted.
L1a1 To Co-e disasters = >e. -e>----
81 = u cEe gsl= procat LF Va. i1e -
The early warning y the a1pr1ac Ing
1---lcraEe sent %. ~ the Eee- 1er
1c-es- BEc--rLr- >ert cut Sacu-S;Av
at-=--co- told 81 the ca-e that ~uc Z
sweep che ccasr. and cactoce.i A.
mariners s<s;ls1 leaving ro---
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
CANNeRf AT AUCTION.
Plant of pacifs American Fi>hsris
Company 6riads $4,000.

Be-l-lS,a- Nov i4-Ar rce -
eeive-s sale >asu-csy the p-cpe-- q
the Pacific American Fisheries Gee
pacy. representing n CE<ra- invest
uenr q st east ! million dollars
brought $4,000. I'D % " 4 Peters,
AZ attorney q Seattle. fer interests
which h. refused Sc disclose. L i
com-oC.y reported that he made the
p1-cts.e for New Tc-s creditors
Tie Pacific Packing and Nav.<aclon
Company. ofe-ei az the sane E1-
1nsier ie--c-e. Il she tesis-s. crc--= Ct
Nas6l-xTcC and A2ssa. lad 70 lid
CTS az tnee upset - --,u1n r-ce q
$500 0C0 Accordingly n Sale vas
postponed 11c1- December 10. az 10 /.
II. = tcls cry Meanwhile tie -
ceivers vii Apply Dc ne cou-r. - 4
MODIFICATION 4 IL. order - -ha- -her
may dispose u s1e properly. intending
q -a-gs mamie Il Alaska salmon car
1er-es. one ca-c=-v. seven sh--s and
oa-Ss. Thirty - -c--v -CE heats. -evera,
1sn ray .cc4-l0cs Il Puget sound s-i
supplies ;cv=1-or-=G Z, 500. 600. s+ua-
rs-e-y - - a1E Cs1-e- mat VII or.-<
tE- Test returns
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
TAX DECISIONS
Supreme Court Revsr<xS Five Case 5
from Superior Court.

Olympia. Nov 1.-THE supreme
coc-, has reversed the judgment % rhe
superior court - King county u ire
cases brccSh- ~ ! NJ No-ac against
" Z A-ror. over TIE Tax ME Il ard
u tte 2i.ev aGGicion 70 South Seattle
Nolan secured Judgment Il AK fore
clcsCre proceedings u 11Ucer q
cases. rcr OF TIE uor;cn u the arcC-
rey II Y 4 A--or. TIE or,xica- OWE
- q the property, ire Judgment was
vacated OF tie crumbs that he .e--
vice u the s1nuoC= had been ;c>CG-
clzrs
After retrieving the cases the So
r-sre cscrr finds that ,he lower ccC--
rad ,u--sci-crcC - erre- th= --6E-ec-
and vas therefore II e-or = making
AZ uri-r =e---a< aside tE- .ccEuenc.
TIE cases have accordingly teen ~
ve-se6 With l1s-cEor= - p-uce-ti s.
: -1z---i
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
HAY WILL REMAIN.
President Announces This But Is 81
FSnt About Diners

Washington EOv u -P-e>-i-c.
Rocseve.s tas made the arcc Clce-=rt
tha- HI Eav vucl6 crnrIu1e a. SEC
-era-y q state G1--c< TIE toc- yea,S
ceSi1--1E March !. l+'l5
The preslGecE vas ASKED -ega-G-ls
oc.-- uoss.t.e changes. cUr indicated
thzt<here was nothing g. - said al
r-esec- rs ARCHAEOLOGICAL recz-rl1z
Secretary Hay vas made = ucn1er
- rew-paper reCr-=ectz 1v=s n rs
Zee ate u re afre-occC- NJ E2y !:
Succession 20 tie STATE department
pc--tol-o Ex-s TIE nest III pc--ao- place
y re ce~ cabinet ard : the 1-s-
and CIV step - tG- taken = r1a- d.
-1..-ic-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
NO LOAN AT PRESENT.
Treasury viH Not Need Noney &c.
fore JanUaE

NaSh--Er0o- Nov -4-l1 view =
ne QCt--6e'- statement rha- Secretary
of Ire Treasury Saw world cal q
government G=pc>,-2-.es tC- / lca- q
So 0t'] 90 : can t. positively state;
E6a- T. sCch c4- = re immediate IL
t1-e = c'11ceu r-A-e<: The-e /. SO rh=
present tine Il : said IL pressing
oseS- Tor s1ct : cal. Shcc-6 = =
made az a. rhe p-uca ci1riss a-e r1a-
Il VIII be made >1ue -u= Gc--z cn=
month u Js1-4-y- Sec-s-a-v Shaw.
veeE se-1. sa-G e lad heard q the
report thas l. r-Crcs--i lssul-c the
cal oc- II may o. stated u authority
sna- t1e ea- VII -cs ue issued Until
Ia,GA-y ard maybe cce then Unless
saue- as$oc 6eve-ops for is .s<ca-ce
socs-, which al the present tine :
n.os1e-r 80 Dc the case
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
JAPANESE GOLD NINE.
Rich Deposit TO Be Worked for 6en-
eft Of gar Fund.

Balauc-e. Nd Nov -EAch.
No-lcto. Jarare-e student at =
Joh-= Eopklrs uriTerz-ty- las received
.=rrs- from japan stating that : go
a.ce has ceer discovered az M1rsC.
- Northern srac-
TIE .eeter states that rhe c-e = very
Cch and car oe EASILY 1-ce1i- Ine
sove-1eEr OWLS TIE Ulce A16 ~--
opsn IL 1p Immediately. 1=-nz the god
extracted fox maintaining ~a- VIE
Russia Tie val-s Of sae ore las ceeI
r11Sh.y estimated 81 8, 600 ,o4o, coo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
WASHINGTON NEWS

Governor Mcbride has issued Ms
Thanksgiving proclamation.
Oregon university defeated Washing
ton II Eugene. or. Saturday. BY a
score q : 70 0.
Washington exhibits at the St. Louis
exposition have Won four i-s1 prizes
and one second.
The King County Bar Association
held meeting al Seattle Saturday 10
paw tribute 70 the memory Of the ate
7 J. Euues.
4 200 pound devil fish Was caught
few days ago II crab net a short
distance OF the shore between Everett
and Mukilreo. The animals arms ez
tend SIX feet.
\ wharf belonging 10 Carsrens PACK
ing Company a Tacoma. collapsed
Sunday night. precipira1ing seventy
cattle into the sound at place where
the water was twelve feet deep. Only
eight OF the animals were lifted out
alive.
The Few cathedral chapel corner II
Columbia street and Terry avenue
Seattle. was opened Sunday with sol
emn high mass. The RI Rev. Bishop
. Dea dedicated rhe chapel with all
the solemn ceremonies u the Catholic
church.
Some choice wheat and near Gar
field Vas sold LAST week at $50 az acre
Bets azgregaare $40 coo were
placed u Seattle On the Sucernacc ria !,
contest
Negotiations are pending for the
erection u cement factory = Seattle
AZ a cost Of $500, coo.
A genera courna-r.a. ses~icc began
sc For- Lawron Thursday. sitting II
cases Of military offenders.
WLbu- claims 70 &c the home u rh :
eldest voter N the state GRANDPA
CorrSac. aged 30. cast bis ballot there
Tuesday asst
The Srubblefeld home tor INDECENT
widows and orphans CT WASHINGTON
and Oregon, az Wai-a Wsl,a. has cee1
dedicated
According 70 report from the Ev-
srse- Chief OF Police that department
vas -u1 the ,ast year az 81 600 less *
pense than she previous year.
Articles q Incorporation Of the Sc
attle-Tacoua Power Company, tire Sue
cesscr CT the SroqaaInie Fails & y hite
River Power Company. have been
led The cuupsn! = capitalized at
So 500. eco
Orders said 70 have teen lssc~d by
Prosecuting Attorney Owlgs. Of
Olympia. have closed oP a. the gam
bling places n the Cirv II Olympia
n addition, .he saloons have ceen 10
titled 20 close st uidnisht.
\ 1cuber ot uen u the government
experimental rad So Wslla Wa.ls sent
n sCke THURSDAY because the cc1r-
:! ccu--ss.orers reduced rhe wages
from - 60 70 cent: Al tcC- acsi tor
uen and team from 80 e 70 cents 81
eoc- The -eG1ctlcl = claimed - C
-e,,essa-v = order % G-sc the -us {;
within the sncCcc appropriated
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS q
THE WORLD
Outside the state of Washington
Resume Of the Less IElportani.
but Not Less Interesting, Hap
peninE of the Past Week in
Condensed Form.

The National Irrigation Congress i
u session 1t e Paso, Texas.
The war department. may send troops
after z. Indians II Colorado who ar
u pursuit Of game.
Valentine Cameron Prinzep, the "a.
NOUS auchnr. artist and playwright.
died at London asst week
The rhirrv-ai-hth annual session Of
the National Grange, Patrons 81 E1s-
bsnGry. = being held at Portland. Or.
this week
monastery Of .he Benes;ictine
Brotherhood Of the Catholic chure
viii probably soon &c tablIshed near
Cottonwood. Idaho.
More than 1000 Chicago public
school children ara limited 70 half >
DAY n school because the present mum
Ger Of buildings cannot accommodate
them.
4 cable message received at Men
trsal announced that the ROyal Soci-
ETY. Of Great Britain had awarded the
Rumtori medal 70 Dr.. Rutherford.
professor Of physics at MctIiI uni-
versiry for his researches into radio
activity.
Gen. = Wade reports shas cholera
sAs disap peared from the Philippines.
TIE bassleship New Jersey was SIC
e.ssfully launched at Quincy, Mass g,
Thu-iSay
Salvation army officials as New Yerx
gave farewell dinner 30 Commander
Bocsh Tucker Friday.
sudden rise n the stock market
caused she failure OF the Federal ScocS
and Grain Company. Of Breton
President Rocsevels has promised a
committee If Misecursns thas he VII
visit she St Louis tair Nov. 20
President Ripley. Of the Ssrta Fe
admits tras Rockefeller and Suunan
have purchased $a5 ,oOo, eco u the
seock Of that COMPANY.
TIE German governments viii ASK
the Rs;chsra< for 20, coo coo marks ior
Use n the suppression Of the uprising
N German Southwest Africa
United States Commissioner cray. at
ST. Louis. has decided rnss the ST. rlte
forbiddlnx bail 70 Cinnamon accused;
Of having Illegal papers l. 1cccEsri-u-
uonal-
Col D z Anthony. the noted -,i.-,-
Of tie LeaTar~u-t Tines, and csorh-
~ q Mss Susan B. Anthem. tte
woman suE-a<st, died az MS hcue al
Leaverworth. Kansas. FRIDAY. aged -
years.
The Kansas E11aI Su-Esse As=cc-a-
Eoc- az IL annual meeting = Topeka,
de.,iGe'. - petition the legislature -
allow the Kansas woman % vote for
president ard 70 take 1p Tie ;-esr-on
Of FL. suffrage Later On.
TIE statement l. made ov MAGE
Genera Ainsvur-o. u his i-sc anna.
report as military secretary u the az
~ Icss Issued, thas during TIE pasr
yea $50 enlisted uen and rwo Of.
GERS deserted. - 50. Fer cent Of ths
entire ARM
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
FALL RIVER STRihG-
Attempt TO Reopen Nils Proves a
Failure

Fs- a1ve- Mass. NCv. -5-Ac az
tempt y the us1ctac-u-e-s - opec
IN cu-rol mills - rms c--y. which
have teen clos--i tur -ea-.v four
uonrh< Uv tie strike y r5e operatives
against "a. PEI CENT -e<i1crlcr Il
wages. resulted 7 tal-1-s Tie A-zes-
r1-ce- = op-rv4-Tes 70 -epnr- az any
01- III tC- wcrz Vas to-Tv az re
h--z Pc.-.g Kill At re ocher PLACES
t-- e,-1s 70 twenty wz-s II Sad
TIE machinery vas started u a. t1=
NILS controlled cv rte Manufacturers
Asscc-z-1oc promptly az : 20, ard Il :
understood VII y zerE u operation
to- -x0 - three iaTs- altar x hIca II
IS TIE strikers -er--- - VIZ. u la-g=
lEu ce-s i Viii u stopped again NJ
Gl=a-si=- u any KIND occ1--ed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17

81 Petersburg. Nov lit L IN
G=-sroc'i -hac s-2-eeC-rI= have prac-
E-ezl-y teen c'1u r-e1-si to- rhe ica-DS
q .oec y $3.50 Go 600 Il Berlin u
which German TANKS have -rGe-wrr-
Ten th-ee-41arrers and Holland banks
TIE remainder.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
GrfpoSnbSrd Dc al

London Nov IA telegram from
=. Petersburg states that CTer CI-p-
peuoerx died suddenly a. TIE result q
sppople1y lie vas recently appoint
81 50 ne command - the second Man
ch1-.a. army. T. was preparing =
depart :or the tar East when ae died
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT

The following prices are offered Sc
the producer 81 ,ne .ccal dealers tol
delivery II rceld loss Z 0 Z Seattle,
and arr zco.ecs &c change ~i.ho1t &c
ice:
Gaic-Oaz. SIS io.Ga- p=r tan;
harley. - Per oc; wheat chicken
feed, IS SO Per tan; tran, sls; .hors,
sao.fal: corn, SO 50.
Hay ascs- Wssh;-<-cr. $I5tl6,
Ter :cn; Puget -o1nd, sl0seIa: Alfalfa.
*I0Gli
Esz-SCctly t-esh ranch. 3-G4ec
Pcu-E-Live he-s IlfIarc Ter
II: Old rosters, I0c: ducx=. I2d4--
zee-e, &c sprcss. $50
Live Stosx-Choice beet cattle,
COWS, Age Fer II: steers. "a "a &C;
sheeP- 3-sc; logs. 6e6 &C; dresses;
ca-ves, ~ &C; i've, 5'e6c
F.Ges. Fe..s and woc.-Eea7y AID
sa.resi steers. ever 80 psU-Gs, sac pe-
IL; net;uu- <cc1d. g; Exh.. sound
e; COWS, =o1cd al Weights. =. .ez<s.
tails al cIen- 5 -,c; sal-ed x-ps. -
calves, ga -0c; calls &c .ess t,ac
sound: greer hides e .e>s thar sal-es;
iy hides. lIGl5c; d-y calls, cre-thi-;
.sss: sheep p=l1s. -5c las each
shea-ll-s. l5G -, each: Eastern
Washington vooL l0Gl-ec r=- %;
Western ssh:-<,or vcc.. - soc
dir. q Euber stained. -6.GIsc; "a
lew 3 - &c. y-es-. :, e
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17
Tacoma Quotations.

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or1a. SIC. SO Ss~s, t2I 975.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-07
BROWNE & sIDLES, ATTORNEYS
NOTICE CHATTEL MORTGAGE SAIL

Notice is hereby given that on Friday, July
22nd, 1904, at 10 O'Clock O. m. will sell at pub
lie auction at the Schlitz Brewing c. stor-
age house. located at the northwest ner OF
4th and streets in the city of Lincoln, In Ian
caster comfy Nebraska.
1.-THE saloon at 119 south 9th street In said cIty
having been closed and all property remoyed).
the following described property:
One certain set of Bar pictures of every name
and description heretofore, situated at 1i9 south
9th street In the city of Lincoln covered by
mortgage for $l86.65 to Leonard Bauer, given
by William Mailman and One Bar, Back Bar
and Ice box subject 10 above mortgage and 200
gallons whisky, so gallons port wine, eight ten
gallon keGs o whistles Brandies wines and cor
dials and one wall case OF bottled liquors IL
ca es whiskey and liquors, 5000 grades cigars,
cast register, l desk ice chest, 1 fire proof
safe, Office chair, tables and 20chars lunch
counter iull sets of glss ware full line linens.
beer pump and faucets, l punch bowl and
mugs, gas stove and plumbing and all other
articles and property used in and about the
saloon businesses lately conducted by William
Mailman at 1l9 south 9Th street in the city
Lincoln, in Lancaster county Nebraska.
Said sale will commence at ten O'Clock a, m.
and continue until said property is sold.
The terms are cash.
LEONARD BAUER,
Mortgage
W. l.. BROWNE. Trustee,
Mortgage.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-07
The 81. Louis Convention

Up to the hour of going To press
tFriday noon) the dispatches Indicate
little Of vital Importance aside from
the preliminary routine work The
putocratic sheets are trying very hard
TO diacredit Mr.. bryan And are saying.
Too bad: It's 40 sad. he's a nice fell
Iowa regular aky-rocket politically
and now he's fallen"
But between the lines Quo can read
that they are very much afraid OF MIR.
Brynn's wonderful powers III oratufy