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ANTED. A YOUNG MAN TO TEACH
,he coming winter IN tho country pr,
vate school OF about twelve boys and
iris from six to fifteen years OF. age;
one who wishes to read law Or ms >1N
and MT the same time earn Il .suptN)porl,
bns here y rare opportunity offered him.
ADDRESS. giving references, &c. r., care
ihis nllirn $1,000 .-
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NOTICE.

RANOIE1,s FOR LARGE PARTIES
served at short notice by BRAuER.
10 Broad Street. Il
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.

~,
COTTAGE FOR REM
al Wiloughby Beach; near enough TO
Willoughhy Hotel to take meals; cleo
trlc lights, cis(NDtern. large fire place.
Price for season si0O Enquire 2iO Main
Street Norfolk. Va.
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WE REPRESENT ACliER, MERELL-
Condet Co.; table delicacies. BRA uER,
q east Broad Street. I. l
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SHOES,

GIRLS TAN SHOES, SIPS, ALL SIZES.
GIRLS TAN OXFORDS ylOo, ALI
numbers, ALBERT STEIN, i2S East
Broad Street
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For SALE-ls5 ACRES IN NLBE-
marie county, near electric cur line; nice
improvements Address OWNER, r. F.
d. No. /, Charlottesville, VA
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GEO MD. BLAKE WILL BE GLAD TO
see his friends Mt G 20. A. HUNDLEf'S,
bl4-blG East Broad Street,
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FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES,
i1SatH ndg Just opened at 1917 D. FRANKLIN
street. Wholesale and retail stable for
SUE SUI. 81 mules and horses. we wish to
, ,.nal. that we now have on hand a
r rpry me selectlon of young mules at
reasonable prices. S. r. CLAY, Prop.
]. s. WHALEY, Salesman
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BOARDING.

WhHted lot br1Eht. CUlh!UTFHDIS UT IFf'''
ed rooms; GIG North Eighth.
GRACE, W., 317--vvlANTllDI BOARDfiRS;
we'll furnished rooms and first class
board with all modern convenienccs'
back parlor, or on second floor: room
for translcnts. Call or write 3li West
Grace Street,
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BICYCLES,

LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SEC
ond hand Bicycles in town at loves
Wheel. JOE BIcKERsTAFF, Eighteenth
and Main, M
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HELP WANTED---Male.

1sSpW SSo 10 500 MONTHLY C,ORRE-
spending for newspapers; 80 col.in'es e Ia
~ ~ Nnsrticulnrs, NORTHERN PRESS
syNbICATE. bockport, n. \.
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EVERYTHING IN THE FISH. OYSTER
md game line that Is In season ut
BRAGjER'S, 3 II. Broad Street.
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J., Xpt,rlr,NCEp SALESMAN. OR PLY
stefan not practicng, to sell TO doctors .
established trade; permanent, feiluHcla-
live. y. o. Box S5S. Philadelphia
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NJ III s RI ROO Al 8 RECEIVED FRESH
daily direct from hot house. -FAGEkss >.
3 East Broad street.
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SALE OF CUTLERY.
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STORAGE.
WALL PAPER.


WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOU CALI.
Paper, repeto with pleasing surprises;
We are making special effort on some
pretty paper at 5'Ac. and up. r. b.
BRAlJER, 20S n, Flfti Street,
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WAN'rED-To KNOW, If YOU WILL
distribute advertising matter; reliable
specially company: S15 weekly and all
expenses TRIUMPH Co. Dallas. Tex.
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DENTISTRY.
COAL, WOOD AND ICE,

sAYED PINE. $3.50 AND 81. 80: OAK, SIS. rs
per cord lowest prices In city on splint
coal, II. s. URBAN, Bowe and Mar
shall. Phone 1890,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE,
S353, TAO. 90 Of Bonds
OF the
CITY Of RICHMOND, Va,
FOR REDEMPTION.

4 SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RacE n NJ,
b. hs Finance COMMITTEE , q ne h,d,or IN
!tl IN, iI,il al Richmond, Va All noon
on MNso5fSphY, the 9Th dag Of June, lse1
fol lie purchase q I Or any I noI'G hon n1e
l.ss , ,nnt vii he issued under date OF
I Imlu ist isol having 81 years to run a. n,a
Su,y a per cent. interest from mat dt' 70
gtill ma turlty, .,,a whole tl,s
,,nrrhasel, shall have option OF llS!ns tll,s
Rehabilitation Of said bonds IN mHlthlP Up oe
s1OO--registered or coupon ro ,p1CprnWE
Chairman Finance COMMITTEE.
May la-td.
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WANTED TO LEARN BARBER
trade: eight weeks average time re-
ouired: wages Saturdays while learn
Ing, so to SIS weekly guaranteed when
free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
3So Canal Street New York city.
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WANTED, ArrG r. M. TODAY, 500 BOYS
to scramble for pennies in front Of
BRANCH r. ALIENS, Ninth and Main
Streets t#5N Hs4
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CERTAIN PILE CURE, &c. AT YOUR
druggists. will cure yon, @
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
BIG NAVAL BATTLE
RUSSIAN FLEET MEETS JAPS OUT.
SIDE PORT ARTHUR.
Togo Reports One Battleship Sunk
and Two Others Badly Dam.
agcd.-Stoessel Makes SOrtie and
Is Driven Back to Port AR.
thur.

Tokyo. June 2,.-Tokyo i in a fren.
ny of enthusiasm over the tremendous
naval victory won by the Japanese
fleet under Admiral Togo at Port Ar
thur on Thursday, fresh details of
which are arriving hourly. One bat.
tleship has been sunk. the Presviet, it
is believed. Another of the Sevastopol
type was seriously damaged A cruis-
er of the Diana type WAS put cut OF ac-
ton and several torpedo boats were
sent To the bottom with all on board
The entire fleets of both powers are
said to have been engaged. and ma
val battle that will live in history was
fought i'll the gathering twilight Dis
patches from eye-witneSses OF the en-
gagement say il was one of the most
magnificent spectacles of the war.
Taken by surprise. il was some min
utes before the Russians got into &C
ton. and then from both SQuadruns
tongues of flame belched, followed by
deafening reports which seemed 10 stir
the ocean 70 its depths. Both squad
ronS We're in motion. maneuvering
cautiously for the advantage. describ-
ing circles through the long swells of
the sea and pouring forth torrents of
fire at minute intervals.
As the night advanced searchlights
We're called into play and across the
long shafts of light which they threw
at intervals darted kissing shells II
was the torpedo boats of the Japanese
fleet that inflicted the greatest damage
A torpedo struck the Peresviet midway
in the engagement and five minutes
later. with roar like the explosion Of
"A magazine. she sank.
4 we'll aimed shell struck another
battleship. the name OF which has not
been ascertained, JUST abaft the boil
ers, and put her ont Of commission. A
cruiser was hit by a torpedo and dis
appeared toward Port Arthur appar.
emily in sink ing condition
Meanwhile the smaller guns on the
Japanese ships We're spreading havoc
among the torpedo boats of the enemy
Slowly the Russians backed away from
the Japanese ships. describing great
loops 70 keep out Of range. and with
difficulty making the entrance 10 Port
Arthur. into which they reiterated IN.
der cover Of the guns Of the fortress
/ The japanese causualties We're few.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT
PURCHASING Prices.

The following prices are being Of
tered 10 the producer by the local deal.
ers for delivery in round lots on the
dock or in the car at Seattle;
Grain-Oats. $3.50 as per ton; bar.
ley, $3.50 per ton; wheat, chicken
feed. SO per ton; bran. $50 per ton :;
shorts, SCI per ton: corn. $50 per ton.
Hay-Eastern Washington, 81 per
ton; Puget Sound, sl2 per ton: al
talfa, $40 per ton
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch l9G 20
per doz.
Poultry-LIye hens. I4c per ID;
old roosters. Sc per ID: ducks, l6c
per ID; geese. lie per ID; turkeys, 20c
per ID.
Live Stock-Choice beef cattle.
COWS, 3GSl3c per ID; steers, 4Git. c
per 10; sheep, Al Gis.c per ID, hogs.
So q SC per ID; calves. sac per Ii.
Hides. Pelts and wool-Heavy and
sailed steers, over so lbs, 7-.c per ID;
medium, sound. &c per ID; light, sound.
under 60 lbs. 6isc per 10; cows. sound.
al. weights, 6i.c per 10; stays, bulls
and oxen. 4Lac per ID; sheep pelts.
Csc q sl.25 each; shearliugs, log &c
each; Eastern Washington wool. "a &c
per ID: Western Washington wool,
l9Gl+c per ID; dirty or timber stained,
log lie per ID; tallow. sGic per ID !;
geese. IL SIC per ID.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
TOL.STOY FLAYS CZAR.
Tcn-Coiumn Philippe Against Rus
sian Government and Church.

Tcn-Coiumn Philippe Against Rus
sian Government and Church.
London. June 21.-The Times prints
a ten column dissertation on the Rus
so-.Iapanese war, written toy Count
Tolstoy in his most violent style. The
trend Of this remarkable document is
first. against all war, but it is prin-
cipally thunderous philippe against
Russian government and the Russian
orthodox church and generally against
the existing order of things. Tolstoy
SAYS the reservists throughout Russia
ARE dissatisfied. gloomy and exasper-
ated, and that the old appeal for faith.
king and fatherland has lost all spell
over the Russian masses.
The ten columns breathe gloomy
forebodings and preach revolution
Tolstoy holds the emperor up to con-
tempt las an unfortunate and entan.
gled young man, recognized as the
leader Of 1870, 900, 900 people continu.
ally deceived and compelled 10 contra.
dict himself"
Tolstoy. however. does not stop with
Russia, for Japan is given share OF
his stinging comments for having fore
IDLY resisted what he terms the un'
provoked progression Of Russia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
BEAR UNPROTECTED.
May Now BE- Killed Anywhere in
Alaska.

Washington. June 27.-The govern.
ment has lifted the embargo on Alask a
bears The new regulations issued IN
der the Alaska game law. and whic b
vii, take effect on the first Of August
next, makes il permissible 10 kill bears
IN the territory AT one own sweet Will
during the greater part Of the wear,
and the absurd restriction placed upon
the shipment Of bear skins from the
territory Is repealed
The agricultural department. whic b
has charge Of the enforcement Of the
game laws. has al last reac he'd the con-
clusion that cattle and sheep are more
deserving Of protection than bear: and
il Is shown conclusively that kadlak
island. where the largest bears in the
world are found. Is not big enough for
sheep and bears too.
Bitter complaints We're made last
winter by the Seattle company which
has started cattle and sheep ranch
on kandiak island, federal officers hay.
ing arrested employees Of the company
because they killed bears which had
wrought havoc among the sheep The
company asked the government point
-ily which was 70 be considered the
moSryalua ble-sheep or bears. The
conclusion i that the sheep ought 70
live. ano that game law which pro
rects tear. ! unwise
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
VETERANS OF WASHINGTON
State q. A. X. Convention Held at
Beliingham.


Bellingham, June 27.-Seattle Jared
we'll at te ands of te q. A. r. encamp-
ment in the distribution of newly
elected officers, securing the depart
ment commander and two mem bers OF
the council of administration of the
Il. A. r. and the department. president
and treasurer of the W. R. c.
Follwinog the address of Commander
Cavanaugh at the opening session of
the e. 4. r. reports We're received
from the various officers. inc luding the
assistant adjutant general. the chap
lain. the patriotic instructor and the
council of administration. The cleo
ton of officers was then taken up.
The contest for the place of depart
ment commander was somewhat warm
and enued in the election of Frank Nj.
/ Davis of Seattle, "a choice with which
the convention seems we'll pleased.
Five names We're placed III nomination
for this office. namely. Commander
Thomas H. Cavagaugh, NJ. F. Davis,
A NJ Chesney, Tacoma. " H. Mock
and Comrade Fish.
Mr.. Davis received majority on
the first ballot and the other candi-
dates then withdrew and made his
election unanimous. The other Off
GERS elected We're: Senior vice presi-
dent. John A. Green of Cheian: jun
ior vice president, Frank B. Moore. of
Walla Walla; medical director DIR.
Candy Of Spokane; chaplain. John
LIE Cornu of Cotton; J. +. Risedorp,
of Seattle. and W. H. Wiscombe, Of
Spokane. were the only members of
the council of administration re-elect'
ed, the other members chosen being b.
c. Levy. of Seattle; T. F. Mahan, of
Seattle. and 4. NJ. Chesney, of Tacoma
! Mrs. Davis Elected.
In the ". R. c. convention a lively
contest was had on the election of a
I department president. Two Seattle
ladies, Mrs Nancy E. Davis, wife of
the newly elected department COM
mander, and Mrs. j. n. Alexander,
were nominated Mrs Davis was elected
The other officers elected We're: Sen
Tor vice president, Emily Chambers.
of North Yakima: junior vice presi-
dent, Susan l.. Mock. of Bellingham
! treasurer. Maud Gardner. of Seattle
chaplain, Mary McNelly. of Tacoma
In the evening a camp fire was held
at Beck theater. and large crowd
attended The feature of the evening
was an address by the Hon. 4. E
Mead, Republican candidate for gov.
ernor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
Admiral and 700 Men Lost

Rome. June a7.-A dispatch from
Tokyo to the Gironale D'Italian says
that the Russian admiral, Prince
Uchtomsky. and 700 men We're drown
ed when the battleship Peresviet was
torpedoed and sunk. The Japanese
lost six killed. Four of the Japanese
torpedo boats were damaged.
A dispatch from Chefoo 10 the
Agenzia Liberal says Gen. Stoe>>el
made sortie from Port Arthur on
Friday, but was repulsed Gen. Oku,
the japanese commander. sent an en-.
voy 70 the Russian commander. The
envoy advised the Russian commander
10 capitulate with the ho"ors OF war
The situation AT Port Arthur Is grave.
There is little 10 eat besides some rice
and bread. Chinese who are arriving
at Chefoo say the soldiers, sailors and
civilians are ali showing alpa BILE
traces OF suffering from famine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS Qi
THE WORLD
Outsitl, the State OF Washington.
Resume Of the Less Important,
but Not Less Interesting. Hap
rcninG o the Past Week In
<l,,,sien~cd Form.

p>wie has arrived III New York from
EnrNpe
Heat iii New York the past week has
caused many prostrations.
Two inches of rain fell in Central
Kansas Friday night, doing some dam
age to wheat
Considerable damage was done by
fire suSnday night to the Driard, the
leading hotel at Victoria.
Lord Roseberry unveiled IA bias reliei
portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson i'll
St. Giles cathedral AT Edinburgh.
Colonial Girl won the Worlds Fair
handicap at ST. Louis Hermis was
second and Moharib third. Forty -one
Thousand dollars of the $5o,0 purse
went to the winner.
At Trenton, n. j., George Rice has
filed bill in chancery for the dissolu-
tion of the Standard Oil Company, a
New Jersey corporation, as being lille
gal under the antitrust act
bc VI pohS i"S
decided to attend the general conven-
tion of the Episcopal church at Boston
in October. Previously he will make
tour Of the principal cities of the
country, including those on the Pacific
coast.
Four thousand men will be dis
charged from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works within the next few days. Six
thousand have already been dropped
from the company's service, and the
working force will soon be reduced to
5000
Santos Dumont, who will probably
be the first contestant for the 500, 600
airship prize offered by the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Company. is as
sembling the parts of his machine,
which have been unpacKed from their
cases.
Lieut.. Arthur Bromley. Of H. NJ. 5.
first-class cruiser Goodhope. and son Of
Sir Henry and Lady Bromley was
married at Victoria last week 10 Miss
Laura May Dunsmuir. daughter Of
James Dunsmuir, the British Colum-
hia millionaire. The wedding was a
brilliant affair
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
Captain Arrested for smuggling.

Seattle. June 2,.-Smuggling along
novel lines has been unearthed by the
local inspectors, and as result Of the
exposure Capt. William Rasch. Of the
German bark Henrietta, is under ar
rest II is possible the big four-master
which he commands may be sliced
In bins beneath the floor Of the skip
per cabin the inspectors discovered
several thousand cigars \ large
quantity of Holland gin. which had
been landed from che vessel ar Port
Townsend. was also coniscated. Rasch
was placed under -. 500 bonds.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Fire caused loss of $4,000 at Port
Orchard Friday night.
The steamer Victoria brought about
$3.50. 900 i'll gold from Nome Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs d. Bigelow, of Olym-
pia, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
of their wedding Friday.
There is talk at Tacoma of making
war on the English sparrow which
has beco-le very numerous there.
The next annual meeting of the
Northwestern Baptist Association,
which has been holding its session III
Everett. will be held i'll Ballard next
year.
Port Angeles has issued $4,000 adj
idtional electric light bonds. The,
are to be sold at once and the money
devoted to the improvement and extern
sion of the city's electric light plant
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30

Milwaukee. June 21-Court Com
missioner Z. Chaplin has Issued an
injunction reqNiring three Milwaukee
,ai.ors 10 refrain from employing any
but union workmen They are SIS,
enjoined from violating the terms II 5
contract thar il i claimed they entered
into with the Milwaukee Custom ISL.
lors' Mon. The injuDctionsl oo;e,
Is said 10 he the irst that has eve-
been issued restraint firm troln en-
ploving non union men.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
TACOMA EASTERN SOLD.
That Is the Report That Com.
From Tacoma.

From Tacoma.
Tacoma. June 2,-The sensation OF
the day in railroad circles here is the
reported sale Of the Tacoma Eastern
railroad to the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
It. Paul Company. Railroad men De-
lieye this same company IS behind the
heavy dealsi tide fiat property tina,
have haen in progress for six weeks
l.. r. Manning acted as agent in Sc.
curing these options for a mysteriou.
principal, and he refuses 10 give out
any information. The land on while
options have been secured forms a
strip about 900 feet broad and mile
and half long. leading from the har.
Dor line up the north shore Of the
Puyallup river 70 the highlands Tho>,
conversant with railroad construction
work say the options can only NEAR
that some road IS quietly obtaining ter.
minal facilities here. Edward Cock
ingham, president Of the Tacoma East
ern, who is here from Portland IT.
fuses 70 be interviewed relative 70 the
sale of his road, bur would not deny
that an option had been given 10 the
-. Paul road.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
la Toilette Prepares To Fight

Madison, Wis. june S7-Ths RspG l.
lican stsIe cenrra. committee ~ the l.,
Toilette faction has elected ofNcs-S
An executive CON ,ritrs~a II seven WI.
b~ appointed by Chairman Common
Perm sneu, headquarters Will te e>sSo D.
lishei IL Milwaukee
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
PRESERVED FOODS.
Commissioner Wilep to Make Thor.
ouyh investigations.

Washington. June 2,.-Having con
cluded his investigation into the
chemical preservatives in various food
products Prof. Wiley. chief Of the tn.
reau of chemistry of the department u
agriculture will now investigate meth.
DDS of preservation through the medi-
um OF cold storage or sterilization
This WORK Is now organizing and Will
not be concluded for al least another
year.
Ii Is Dr. Wiley's theory as 70 certain
Glasses Of food that they deter.o-ate
after being preserved for a certain
length OF time. NJ matter what meth
Cd i used. and he expects 70 prove this
by his experiments and 70 recommend
that under No circumstances should
food be preserved more than one yesr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
Hoo Hoo House Burned.

81. Louis. June 2?.-Flre mas de.
strNoyed the Hoo-Eoo house ST the
world fair grounds. The loss i $50.
600. II was insurei for $50 900. The
Union Banking Company concession
n the building suffers an s. 600 los
The flames sp~rad - quickly that fo-
a time II was feared serious conSas.
ration was II prospect. The fre Is sup
pN>t>i Il have started frou electric hgh,
wires
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
Williams TO Preside.

New York, June 2,.-Members Of
the Democratic national committee
now here say that John Sharp Will.
iamS. Democratic leader in congress
undoubtedly will tie the temporary
chairman Of the ST. Louis convention
and Will make keynote speech. II
i expected that his selection vii. be
determined upon when the national
committee gathers IN 81. Louis this
week. Senator Bailey has teen men.
tlonei for permanent chairman Of the
convention, bur II Is believed 10 be IN.
likely that both presiding officers will
te chosen from the south
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30

Seattle, June 27-Communicatlo
was formally opened with Nashon over
the Sksgit Farmers Mutual Telephone
Nompanys cable connecting Vashon
Island with Seattle ar the Office Of the
independent Telephone Company Fri.
day afternoon. Mayor Ballinser and
score of business men gathered al
the independent Office IN this city.
while forty6ve leading residents Of
the Island congreSaTei al the Vashon
terminus 70 witness the opening Of the
new line, Az address was made bv
Mayor Ballinse- snd response from
the other end
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
Tacoma Quotations.

WheaS-Blues,em sec: club. 20
Cattle-Steers. 4g+ae per cwt.
COWS, 3GSS.c.
Sheep-5G5i.c.
Hoss-5G5l.c.
Poultry-TuTkeys dressed, 20 q 2lc;
chickens. dressed. spring. 22c; ducks
dressed. l6c: geese, dressed. lie. Live
Chickens. lac; ducks, lie; geese. I3c
turkeys. lie
Butter-Washinsto creamery. Gle,
ranch. I4GlSc; California. % 2 &c.
Esg~FreSh ranch. 20 @ Gle
oats-s27.5o Q $3.50; rolled oats
$3.50 6 $50.
Hay, Alfalfa etc.-Wheat nay
sl6Gl7; timothy, $3.50 Q e250; mix
ed. sl6G 20; clover. sIs50 GI75Q; al
talta, sllGIs
Eeed-Corn, 81; whest, $afC.s:
harley, whole grain. $24; relied, SIS;
bran. 3eok2I: shorts. ts36s3
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30
ALENlEfF NAY EN- EEATk
Bulletin Announcing Port Arthur
Fleet Ready for Action.

Cronstadt, June 2e.-A telegram has
been published throughout Russia over
the signature Of Niceroy AleNietf stat
ing that everyone Of the damaged Rus
sian war vessels IN the harbor ~ Port
Arthur has been restored IL complete
efficiency.
There IS no Doubt. however. that be
tween the real condition Of affairs i'll
this connection AZ PORT Arthur ana
thar indicated in the viceroy's tele-
gram there i q wide gull.