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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

Cowles, havenreturned to their hone
in Clay county 80. Orange Taylor II
helping A. II. Linebarger IN the lum-
Der yard at this place......J M. Allo-
way and lady of Jones county, Iowa,
relatives of the Fuller family, are here
for "A visit. .... j. M. Turner, railroad
agent at Hartwell, was here Sunday
for a visit 49,. Married, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Tuesday.
December 10, Rev w ID. Page to Miss
Marena Brown, Rev. g. w. Hampton
officiating 49,. Married, December lG,
at the Gardner House, at Red Cloud,
by Rev G.. o. Yeiser, A. II. Burton to
Miss Mamie Ward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
Closing Quotations.

Chicago, Dee. l2.-Favorablc weather for
harvesting In Argentina caused weakness
today In the wheat market here. At the
close wheat for May delivery was off i40
Ac. Corn was down AM'kc, Oats showed
a loss Of 1sml4c. Provisions were practic,
ally unchanged. Closing prices:
W~heat-Dec,, s6Ac; May, SS5sc; July,
S37sc.
corn-Dec,, 44l9c; Jan, 42Hc; May, AL
Q4ikc; July, iii2c.
oats-Dcc,, Bose; May, 32Nsc; July, 3llsc.
fork-Jan. Sl3.32ls; May, Sl3.40.
Lnrd--Jan., $7.35; May, S7,32ts.
Chicago Cash Pr,ces-No. = hard wheat,
s6AMsfAc; No. 3 hard wheat, s0uS5c; No.
. corn, 45l2c; No. > oats, 3l43lhc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
LAND OFFICE O
Commissioner Recommends That o.
flee Of Receiver Be Abolished.

Washington, Dec. I'm his annual
report for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1905, the commissioner OF the gen.
eral land office recommends hat the
Office of receiver Of public moneys in
the 107 local land offices be abolished,
as 1t Is deemed unnecessary to have
two officers of coordinate jurisdiction
In local land. Offices. The proposed
action, ii Is stated, would result in an
estimated saving of $250,000 per IN
nun and an improvement in the hand
ling of public business in local land
offices.
During the year 17,O56,622 acres OF
the public lands were disposed of.
h receipts from all sources aggre.
gate $7,017,Sl1, and aggregate ex-
penditures and estimated liabilities
for the public land service 81, 1885, 1888.
There were issued 104 patents to rail-
roads, with an area of 1,435, 1865
acres.
In regard to the alleged unlawful
enclosures of public lands, fraudulent
entries and illegal cutting Of timber
on the public domain, the report
shows that during the year nearly
1000 entries were suspended upon re,
ports OF special agents, and that 1000
entries were cancelled as a result OF
these and prior proceedings. Reports
from special agents showed unlawful
enclosures of public lands in more
than 100 instances, the area of such
enclosures aggregating 363,377 acres
OF public lands. Through the efforts
of the land office and special agents
sixty-nine unlawful enclosures have
been removed and proceedings are
pending to compel the removal q
fences in the remaining cases re
ported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co., Bing-
harnton, y. Y. When
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
TOBACCO FACTORY WRECKED.
Kentucky House Operated for Tobacco
Ir,IcA DncAroMnI hM nunannife

trust destroyed ny Dynamite
Elkton, KY, Dec. 13.-The tobacco
factory, owned by Mrs. M. b. Penyck
and operated for the tobacco trust,
was blown up by dynamite. There
was 10 loss of life, but the damage to
the factory was complete. There was
no insurance on the plant, as the in
a company had only a few days
ago cancelled the policy, owing to
the excitement occasioned in this To-
cality by the tactics of some of the
dark tobacco growers. The force Of
the explosion was felt for a long dis
lance. Several houses in the vicinity
were damaged. The deed is thought
to have been committed by parties
friendly to the Dark Tobacco Growers
association, but the latter has Sc
verely condemned such action.
The conductor of a passenger train
on the Elkton and Guthrie railroad
stated that as his train was making
the return trip from Guthrie to Elkton
he was tagged at Bradshaw. When
the train was stopped the engine was
boarded by masked men, who covered
the engineer with revolvers and told
him to do their bidding. While this
was going on, about $50 men, all heav-
lily masked, boarded tho train. about
forty Of them marching from one end
to the other, with drawn revolvers.
The leader of the gang told the pas.
sengers not to get excited, as they
were only looking for tobacco buyers.
After a thorough search of the train
had been made all the men, as far as
the conductor knew. left the coaches
and the engineer was ordered to pro-
coed. The train then moved on to
Elkton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Three Buildings Wrecked.

Lorain, o., Dec. l3.-Because the
master plumbers declared for an open
shop here three buildings were
wrecked at midnight and a carpenter
who Endorsed the action of the plumb.
ers was murderously assaulted. The
journeymen plumbers made demands
that the employers insisted they could
not meet, and the employers retaliat.
ed by declaring for an open shop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
An Only Daughter
Cured of CONSUMPTION.

When death was hourly expected, all remedies
having failed, and DR.. ii. James was experimenting
made a preparation which cured his only child OF
Consumption. His child IL now in this country and
enjoying the best OF health. He has proved tothe
world that Consumption can be positively and per-
manently cured. The Doctor now gives this recipe
free, only asking two 2.cen tstampst to payexpenses
This herb also cures Night Sweats' Nausea at the
four hours. Address CRADDOCK 81 co. 1882
Race ST., Philadelphia, naming this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items OF News Found In Inc
Chief Of Twenty Years Aso
This Week


Curtis Beal Of Blue Hill was in town
Wednesday.
John Parkes has been.'on the SICK
lis, for several days
The Traders Lumber Co. have come
out with a new wagon.
]. A. Tulleys and J. l.. Miller went
TO Omaha Tuesday night.
Andy Berg has embarked n tho
c,othinpb business at Guide Rock.
Ms: &c. Bird of Illinois, sister OF
Mrs. J. Fl. Smith, is here visiting.
A. Gaines, formerly of this city, is
now running a restaurant at McCook.
Mrs ID. f. Scammon is visiting her
daughter ut Friend, Neb, for a few
days.
NJ. and Mrs. c. W. Haley are goire
back to Ohio for a visit at the old
home.
Attorneys Gillian & Richards are
now snugly ensconsed in their new
office.
"Black" Thomas of Illinois is in the
city visiting c. Johnson and Geo. W..
Lindsey.
The express Office is now managed
by Sam Dyer agent, with Robert bu-
chanan rs clerk.
B. II. Reed sold a Jersey Red'hog to
w. N. Richardson the other day .that
weighed 730 pounds.
Bradbrook, the photographer, Will
soon move into the house lately occu-
pied by Dan Conover.
The Congregational parsonage Is
now complete and is in every. respect
a credit to the society.
There was u surprise poundl party
given at the residence of Rev. Geo. 5.
Davis last Friday night.
Judson Bailey, county clerk elect,
has moved on Seward street, into The
house vacated by We editor.
Fred Hampton, formerly a Webster
county man. but lately a resident OF
Portland, Oregon, is here for Il visit.
The Episcopal social held at the
court house Wednesday evening was
the ~iolliest and most enjoyable one of
the season.
The family of Geo. +. Pope'have
been afflicted with diphtheria for the
last few days, and on last Saturday
they buried "A vel year old boy.
c. A. Owen, our painter, received
intelligence from the south the other
day, that his only brother. while re-
turning home in broad day light was
assaulted, robbed and murdered
On Tuesday the Quicker Bros re-
ceived a telegram from Joliet, Ill,
stating that their father was at the
point of death, in response TO which
George aud John started east on the
first train.
On Monday the team attached tc
the delivery wagon of Lindsey's pack
ing house, started to run down Web
ster street. but collided with a pos
before going far. The wagon was
somewhat damaged.
At a regular convention of Calanth'
Lodge No. 30, Knights of Pythias
held on Tuesday evening, the follow
ing officers we're elected for the en-
suing year:
p. C.-J. l.. Miller.
G. CT. Bradbrook.
V. CT. III. Wallace.
M A. Highly.
Prelate-W Houghton.
X. II. S.-A &. Hosmer.
M. of F.-P. A. Beachy.
NJ ga. s. Marsh.
Trustees-E. Mcfarland. M "
Dickerson, j. l. Miller.
CowLEs-Gilford & Buick are buy
ing and shipping hogs this week..
Thomas Hodson is building a ne'
meat market. 49,. NJ, l.. Hurd ant
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

a sediment or set
lingindicates
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
neys if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
what To Do.
There is comfort i'll the knowledge 80
often expressed, that DR.. klI"icr's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfIlls every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain III passing Il, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant he
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for it's wonderful cures of the mos dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in ffty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
sSSs 'f S%,q ' :en al; asHHst;#As@;aza
by mail. Address DR.. AsFg1Es.t. :iES44sHs
Kilmer & Co., Bing- @A@
hamton, n. Y. When Home Of swamp-Roo..
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. Kilmer's Swsmp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand tw%enty-four hours
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

y. ~. Mullen, Sal Ballard ave. ops
pctlts City HALL.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker nrue Ce., 1913 lat ave.
Thea. HARRIS al peatcftiee, Renten
c. N, Lehndrett, cigar store, bleta
garanH
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PORTLAND. ore. Arm -
neN Juvenile court Of abiet @
Was expected from those "a. .N.sa
cured itn authorize lion by ~ y
legislature la found TO-DAY ].
virtually imperative ana -. =
no powers Tho Statute 800 =
does not confer ON The sa.s I, =
authority 10 incur any erpes,. y, -
probation ofnocra and he &c.. ~
cannot carry out Iia mandates y,
statute f. aun further dsfsesly. 7.
That u caHferH 0H fHe luve1ll. 80.
no Jurisdiction over crimes !. -. ~,
aemeanorH committed BY luvsra..
but giVea the court merely !. ~
NiH9ry authority The dlssoys.. y. I.
IA disappointment 10 those M \
Foeated the measure. whles = =.
drafted With the Intention a h.,s.s
the Oregon juvenile eourf -,
eaiiy the same as those a 80.
states. where b. has been highly -,
eeHafui. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

esSAS~ta.e~ssS 80 49, - ~ ~ 49,
9 RATES ron CLASSIFIED
. ADVERTISEMENTS
= Situation Wanted Ads One N
= scrtion Free.
= Additional Insertions Of SIT
= nation wanted ads two cents a
= line
. "HELP WANTED :
= AND All OTHER AoaS =
One Cent = Weird,
= one week. cents a line per
q assertion.
Il six words or fraction thereon :
= to the line, cash IN advance. =
= When charged q account actual
number Of lines as set VII De
counted No advertisement OF
less than two lines taken, and
minimum price foz an sad' - =
= cents ~ insertions made
Tor Ne price Of five when cash ?
IL NHid .
. TO ADVERTISERS. .
Capitalization cannot be guar :
antee4 after II o'clccs
Want adj effice, Rhaley's 9
= pres Store, Second ard Pike. =
= Phones. sunset eoeoi Ind. iis& .
esESsSst-s-t-t-s-s-s-s-aS-s-ssSas'ss-s
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Mary Cooper age s years, died
April 10
j. O buchanan. age 90 years, At
lis Queen Anne avenue April 3.
". T. Graves. axe rs years. a.
nremerton. Wash. April g
Mrs. e. Eugene. age 26 years. died
April 9
Margaret Lewis. age IS years. At
it4t Twentleth avenue, April p
George Heart axe 90 ygars. az al
Westlake avenue. April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12
FREMONT PROPERTY
The Most Desirable Part e Seattle
ron A HOME

CHOICE CORNER Tot oN AtH'
ORA AVENUE PRICE tEo
Iur mala TO - FT ALLEY.
Price rs g. CASH. 80 rEtl
MONTH
Take Green fahs Car % HiaWstt -.
J HERBERT BALDWIN
ODD FEI.LOWH BUILDING.
FREMONT
Phones u ue Nofth 70.
90 TO
w W wATTEHR
Hnnfna and 4 Sullivan nik.
or phone Natn agt Tor bargains In
ely o. country. vacant af Improved
Beet buy fer home site o. speculation
IL our 81 lots IN HFENEEN 3 Aia=
utriON. West Seattle. uneo down-
q % per month.
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FTTFF FF44ss
> ALMOND EYED as.
= RE8cUEp nY poi iesolIY Z

RESCUED ~ POI les ~ 4
PORTLAND. ore - 4
l,'ile Tin YusH an In, !, =.
eyed beauty uaa rsaeua gss . >
= cruel fate iaat might - ron ron .
il'it. superintendent - 1T >
ftrnbfiefiau ChIBe,o -. Ne Z
ana ia nov being sis. 'sh :
ku'rded 10 prevent hef 10y 10y :
nom hidHHpiug her :
Iin fueu 10 81 eelssft.tt 4
> imported from china -, aa- >
not knpv The fsts ~, aia :
awaited her Of her ne In - ~ ;
age aH "a slave ein una ~
arrived IN thla country ~ =
aui aEaiH rhe has bee. hs =
bY her cruel m#ater ana =
destined Tor q far wefss
Than that which she bss ~ ?
suffered. The chireae ~ ,
i9finrd plan 20 kldnap ~, : :
ana take her Into the 49, ~ :
OF the state where she - !,
. have been Kept untu ia ,
y ana cry Of tHe chase -
. sided. D-
y An iufimation that fhe -.
. wan held in captivity was s,.,.l 80
4 The police several DAYS
. Many times the police A.,
. been on her track. bot sbs ~. :
. spirited away from plses !,
> place. Hafned f1f a time 49,
officers a. length aueeseaes /.
= N reaeuiHg The girl and plae,ss !
. Re- Ia safe Keeping
4 L 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12


DOUGLASS ROSS
Main fiA EfihauII ItuiidinE Ind NJ
Opposite rnhtuffire
O No-rrne residence Dot faih ave.
near Jefferson street nNnef
must have the money Thla
lut tH uudsfufiUFd
ND tUfMnfs hsEiA near the t'niNfrsf
pln twrruk sWenfa iu and paid
one tlurk from 81 heel
IL Nice level lot & blocks fFum
University station. nunt mEHs
IBIS at the price
ft@o- Tot usHr reservoir Improve.
q 80 i-tas iot ussr ths flrh school
EEEluHlre HFiFhhnfhnad
s. fee- itea utifui NiaN over Lake Wahhs
inEtuH. FsfN Tea like fhia e. 10
had. lot astia Eued hauas.
garden etc
g. SO Wei built Groom hauss new
ous hlotk freEn school and asaf
INVEST E%TH
tANia. nH let ave south = neHHN
Wa Aust 10 soif
EsNiu on tnt hfii This iut Cnn - seen
from nearly every part - the
iasiso / sloes from Madison and
broadway.
Fiats pains . psr cent Coed Invest
mrufs
Down tom business block must be
cold
y NJ Please give yoaf attention
O. these a. once. as they must
- converted into cash.
Main "a Ind
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LOTS ARE SELLING THIS
TERMS ysN ~ I'm wisFR
~ You ANr AMnIrIoN

To own a hamef n 90. don't DELAY
The time TO set thing is when Yau
need a. Tniah u What III has rent
you - delaying IN the past The
time Go d. e o. new We ere selling
heS are worth. and will double in
value IN csc yeaf Take Washink
ton street car. positively only -
minuiga ride O. southeast Rsnttis.
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12


AUCTION SALE 90 nANRRuHr
STOCK oF MARK r SUE rs
now GOING on At No ul1
FIRST ANENUE SALE STARTS
SHARP AT 9 = AZ CONSISTING
OF THE FOLLOWING klmoHoH
wrappers fine ladies bose ladies
fine Hilk and linen underwear.
waists. corset covers. fine iaf u
china HaFe Hii Imported brass var.
BRONZE fHurfH lanterns - an kinds
fese tara and hundreds ~ other
goods. Also u stock ~ groceries In.
eluura Ladies. don't miss this sale.
az the HurfioneHr IN going a. see
that yea set hargaiua come early
and Inspect the stock Phone. Rcd
ali2 ind. u g1i1 jos. Martin. Auc-
tiunesF.
AUCTION SALE or GOOD FtRNf.
TURF. THE CONTENTS OF FIVE
WELL ~ FINISHED ROOMS =
q HiekertNu a Co. Will sell on Sat
urdav the 18Th 81 April NJ IL 80
sharp. on the premises. No. 1877 sew
snth avenue. near seneca street ele-
CANT folding beds. mattresses hed-
ding extension table. dining chairs
secrefRire. chiffeuier. bureaus lace
curtains. art squares. crockerg.
glass. Era mite. sac range Majestic
steel range and other uaeful articles.
p q Hieksrtou & Co Auctiameera
Phones Main 1901. Independent 1871
-fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

WANTED partner Tor coffee and sHf-
~ house HnHii capital Can E8aui.
Ivan building. ~
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susIns.s ohsnes.-eonlInusd

A CROCK EHY and hardware store
Miil cell Hf hHrunfu hu reason.
Hhir offer refused. 0oad pay eatab.
Iahfd Arthur HrhmidI EluI Eifsf
avenue. near cedar ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-12

SOMETHING NEW
q lots With fine view Of lake aud
mountains only miles from Pioneer
Nquare. lots of water good soil b..
tween two car Hines. Your rhairr
$40 EhHN terms.
LESLIE ~ ADAMS.
- starr BOYD Bldg If
FOR SALE.
A r0und-trip ticket 10 the Portland
Fair Will be- given 10 each purchaser
Of a lot On Dunlap Addition for the
first % lots. The lots are lower than
market price.
GRO ". DUNLAP.
q Union Block. 7i3 First ave or At
Dunlap Post0ffice on the old Renton
line. IT
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=. bel. R..l a..s.s-een,Inasa
HOME
IN REACH or ALL

HOME
IN REACH or ALL
Any one Of these bargains can be
bought ON pay mentn 81 tzQQ OF 100
per week
Broom house and large iss. only
ain
s=room house and larEe lot. only
ia
s-room house and larre lot only
AZ
t1ia
esruum house and large lot. only
fHa
YOU INNEHTfOATE
TAX % those dealing nov with as.
What they say II worth your con
hidrrainn. - happy homes all built
q Z months 10 proof cauVincing q
southeast Aeattisa great future As
residence addition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-27

there will also be placed the bodies Of
great German dead.
The organ, which Is the largest in
the world, except that at Riga, is the
gift of Prince Henkel OF Donners
mark. 1t has 1l3 so -called voices and
1000 tubes, and cost $37, 800. The
chancel Is of marble and bronze, and
is the gift Of Privy Councillor Pastel.
The cathedral stands on the banks
of the Spree where inter den Linden
ends. Surrounded by grand build
ings on all sides. the new cathedral
stands in one Of the finest squares in
the world. 1t is 341 feet in length.
a height of 325 feet The bell towers
at both ends of the porch flank rise to
a height of oil feet. The cathedral
consists of four principal parasitic
church for divine service the crypt
destined as pantheon, encircled by
chapels church for marriages and
christenings and the long porch.
The memorial church in the crypt
was originally intended for the recep-
ton Of the collins Of the Hohenzol
lerns. and many of these were trans
ferred in due course from the old ca
thedral vaults, but Emperor Frederick
resolved that the church should also
be used as the burial place Of the ma
tons illustriOus dead. BY Kaiser
Wilhelms direction an epitaph in
memory Of Bismarck will be placed
at the entrance.
The central cupola Is surrounded by
four towers situated at the corners Of
the building, OF which the front two
are 21O feet high and hold the bells
The entrance to the church Is formed
by a great arch with fine columns on
either side. over which is placed in a
niche a figure Of Christ, wrought in
bronze and over sixteen feet high. At
the same height on the far side are
figures Of the twelve apostles, and at
the foot OF the two pairs Of great
columns are grouped the four great
prophets Of the Old Testament. The
cathedral is distinguished by Its beau
tiful proportions, its simple grandeur
and perfect distribution and harmony
of its mass.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-27
Grandmother Knew.

The lore OF grandmothers exceeds
even that OF mothers, for they have
the experience of two generations In.
stead of one. A certain Massa chusetts
grandmother has grandchildren In
Honolulu. and last winter. musing over
their daily life, she said to her daugh-
ter at home:
Il must knit those children some
mittens.'
"Mlttens. mother" cried the young.
er woman. "Mittens for that climate
When are they going to wear them 2"
~ cant help the climate" said the
grandmother. placidly. Climate has
nothing to do with it. All children like
mittens. and all children should have
them. shall take them up to-mor-
row"
She did take them up. knit and
bound them off. and sent them to Hon
oluu.
She was justified by the event. For
the children's mother wrote her on
the hottest day Of the year: II must
tell you, though in this heat l have
hardly the energy to hold my pen, that,
although we grown people are torpid
under the infection of the weather, the
children have demanded their mittens,
and are paradlng up and down, wear
ing them and very little besides. No
matter how high the mercury climbs,
it Is evident that those mittens are
bound to be an unfailing Joy"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-27

printing frame up to the gas light is
rather tiresome, another disadvantage
being the uncertainty as to whether
an equal amount of light is reflected to
all parts Of the frame. A New York
man has patented the exceedingly sim
ply and useful attachment for gas light
printing of negatives shown in the H.
lustratlon. 1t can be alta ched to any
gas Jet and anyone can easily make
one. The holder for the printing frame
is arranged transverseIy on an arm,
this arm having small opening in one
end to fasten 1t to the gas jet. In the
other end of the arm Is longitudinal
slot. through which the holder slides
with means for clampng the holder at
a desired point of adjustment on the
arm. Provision is made for printing
frames of different sizes, spring in
the holder holding the frame rigidly
in place BY the use Of this attach
ment good print is assured, rs the
negatives can be adjusted in posi-
ton to secure an equal amount OF
light on all portions.
George W. Harse, of New York. N.
T., is the patentee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-27
BERLiN'S NEW CATHEDRAL,
The Westminster Abbey of Germany
and Protestant Mecca.

The Westminster Abbey of Germany
and q Protestant Mecca.
With great pomp Berlin recently
dedicated the cathedral which is to
rival st. Peters at Rome and the
Westminster Abbey in London. 1t Is
the shrine Of Lutheranism and the
Emperor has done every thing to make
1t magnificent. The dedication was
accompanied by military pageant
in which princes and grand dukes Of
Germany and other lands parhcipa ted.
The remainder Of the ceremony was
religious and musical When the struc-
ture was undertaken the Emperor
said. I'VE are not building a church
for the province Of Brandenburg nor
for Prussia, but a cathedral for the
Protestants OF the world. should
like Professionals everywhere to feel
that they have an interest in this
building, a pride in it and feel vel
come here The ca thedral will be open
day and night"
1t was the purpose OF the Emperor
Frederick and the Empress. under
whose short reign the initial steps
were taken to build the cathedral to
make it the Westminster Abbey of
Germany. SO 1t is to be. In the i'm
mense crypts already lie the bones Of
eighty seven Hohenzollerns. and In
the future, besides the sovereigns,