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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
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pobs Slagt.
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Sultan Soliman ben 9r9gtige fad
flor, at l1ngarenss Selpftanbigbsb
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3Drterne omiiber bleb tr9ngt tilbaee
of be 2itsrrigite 8daben, reoucsrebss
llngdrn til en- eiterrigit proOins.
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mationen ogiua | llngdrn flor 5rems
gang, men bette CAB anlebnins til
gorfeleelie og nnbertrbffelie fra bt
f~atolffe siterrieite 9eriteres Sibs;
men bet baa bette Slae blep bog tilz
fsiet 1884, td bet tpffe SprOg blep
inbfgrt iOm aets Os gmbeosiprog |
2dnbet.
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gsgimente, Foitret af ben td~lentfnloe
og energetic patriot aubpig aosiutb,
Ifom ben Sang rebisereOe ct 9lab,
bporigennem ban speOe en- DGlbig
| S~nbfpbelie pau fine 2dnosm6no,
ontos ~efterbuunben truenbe Oimeniios
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Glaufen. 788 @iber / Omnus.

322. Den Gbriitelige 9isbeb, QpoIOs
gettife llnbtrip9elIer meb iar!ist
5enfDn til 5rants nSpftem Der
G6riItli6en @efpiFbeit" uf 9enrp
Using, Sognepraf. 242 Siber
/ 0mlf. RebIat fra $1.20 til 50c.
323. Oct GDangeliite airtelips, Nu>
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lai Glaufen. Gnben, df 6%orfatirs
rem gennem og omurbejbebe, fors
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flag. RebIat fra 1910 til $1,00.
324. Sobunnes : gpungeliet, Sore
toilet oF Or. $. 81. Glauien. 422
Siber / Om1ag. Rebiut fra $2,40
til $1,00.
326. aebpie airte. SCR Og Gu,
beb s. g. Sprgenien. qerfonuIs
biItorilfe Optegnelier ON @ejftligs
beben og 2areitanben / 9ebsie -
Smerum paitorot, meb 6 8ineoer
ubgibet meb unberItsttelie at llnis
berftetet. 68 Siber / Omllus.
Rebfat fra 40t. til 25c.
327. Den banIte 2onbsbpftoles Sts
ftorie til 1848, af 8. 9Oct. 116
Siber SmIag. pris nebIdt fra
35c. til 25c.
1928. ariiteIig .2ebIager. Gn SOrs
maningss og 3rpitsbOg for unse
og gamle, at 2aurib 81. @. Balls
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fra $1.2O til Coo.
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fer at W~lenigbeoens benige Sfrift
til boer Dag, Morsen og often;
tnptteoe til Gpangelietetiten. 241
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lat til SOC.
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bet, 1894. Snbb. RsbIat til 40c.
1897. Gn Qur9ana at Misiionsbubet,
1897. Snbb. ReOiut til 4oc.
1873. Gn @arsang at Misiionsbubst,
1903. Snbb. Rebiat til 40c.
339. Gn Qargung at ariiteIig Sdms
fer, 1903. Snbb. ReOIat til Doc.
$40. en 9tursung uf alminbsIis
airfstibenoe, 1894. tSnbbunber.
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tibenbe, 1895. SnObunben. Rebiat
fra $1.50 til Toe.
342. en Qargang 4lminOelig airtes
tibenbe, 1896. Snbbunben. 9ebfat
fra $1.50 til 75c.
343. Gn 4arsdng at De hinges 8ibs
liotef, 1903. St9rtt inbbunben.
Rebfdt til 75c.
344. Dabibs Salmer. Sberfat fra
@runbtetiten og itrofit inbbelt,
FAINT oplpit beb @nmartninger If
g. s. Seife. Dag. 223 Sibsr.
S~nbbunben. Nebfat til 30c.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
ID aniferen"

bliuer ltnot III 5ubifribsnier. inbtil uOtrpt.
telis 0pii9elie mootoses At llosiuerne. og al
galo er betalt. i Cperensitemmslie meo De
8orenebe 5taters Boitlope.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
GLIMPSES OF GREAT MEN
CONTINUED from page A.
(Continued from Page -


he rode the lieutenant governorshp
Democratic tidal Cleveland the head
of maoriy $4,000 Hencefcr
be keen rivalry between them for the presidency Of the Unite
governor making large circle of
na
Republican the southern New
constituent Mr. Hill at his official
Albany That Enlra lawyer been eee
governor White House The
of his official home talk
with
private box he Speaking
Boardman Smith, the Republican
Supreme Judge judiciastr
Everybody satisfied
old Ge, whom Lincoln put Jail
opposing the endorsement of Smith brought he
With his he said
sake and he thought he had right
Republican
ndoe Smith When was all over got up and sad ME-
Chairman adjourn the hotel bar
his that is the first
Democr speechI have today >"
tewish craft still lay
the that day
Albany man. of his He had fought the
Eira
AS $4,000 Office which within His
newer 70 Give Meanwhile the treaty
Actually
an One evening Republican assembman
the of his Democratic friend and said
like icle Hill replied Yes ne is good worker out ne mas
assembyman, turning
fighting battle But it did no good Hill chose to
is pleasant to recall that his newf0nd friends
afterward
The Cleveland in those days. and that
was at of Destiny stood large drawing
who German
of distinction He seemed out of place
W. Sage and the
7ust of the Court Appeals him honor Nothing
cold have greeting fellow
- 4aLon 70 tho Governor and introduced with
tsThs is Mr. Republican editor here
ooh Republican editor responded hrusng out
hold of WELL that's class we nave 70
And with display gentle President of the
with grin to meet the desired hawha" OF
a few jOb-chasers - -. .-.---.-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
Racing in France.

France is an ideal country for racing
(remarks the London "Sportsman's'
continental correspondent. Breeding
is protected, not only by the State,
but by the different racing societies,
the gates for the admission of the pub
lie for distribution among French
owners, since their respective charters
oblige them to exclude, save on certain
occasions where the added money offer
ed is not a special grant, such as the
Grand Prix de Paris and the Prix du
Conseil Municipal, all forign COMPETE
ton. Sir Walter Gilbey has instanced
the vote for the French Ministry of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
HONOLULUS ARE CHAMPIONS
OF THE LOCAL DIAMOND

| ball. Evers sacrificed sending Ringland
to third. Hampton famed. Moore
hunted and Ringland expired at third
via third-catcher-sho White out,
En- Sue to Gleason.
Sixth Innings
j. Williams out, pitcher to first.
Louis safe hit to first. Aylett also hit
safe. Aylett stole second. Joy raps
to first and Louis came home on shorts
error. Joy stole second. A. Williams
safe-hit to left scored Aylett. Williams
stole second. Soares died pitcher to
first and Joy arrived on a passed ball.
Williams to third on catcher's error.
Gleason out second to first.
Cogswen safe to first. Vanatta fly
to Aylett. Holi struck out. Kia few
out to j. Williams.
Seventh Innings
En- Sue fly to White, Fernandez out,
short to first, J. Williams hit a three
Dagger to center, Louis made home
run to right, j. Williams scoring, Ay-
lett famed
Ringland to first and stole second.
Evers died, third to first. Ringland
came home on first's wild throw.
Hampton and Moore famed.
t1SQtn innings.
Evers in the box, Joy safe-hit to
first. A. Williams forced Joy at sec
ond. Soares fly to third. Gleason
walked. Williams stole third. En- Sue
killed, short to first.
White to first on A. Williams error,
Cogswell fly to Aylett, Vanatta died,
second to first, and Holt again caved
in.
Ninth Innings.
Fernandez hit to first. j. Williams
died, pitcher to first. Louis flew to
center-field. Aylett hit safe scoring
Fernandez through the fault of first
'baseman. Joy hit to first and on first's
error Aylett came home. A. Williams
went to first. Soares got safely to first
on shorts error and with bases filled
Gleason flied to Kia.
Kia famed. Ringland took first on
balls. Evers hit safe and a wild throw
by right-field scored Ringland and
Evers. Hampton famed and Moore
died at first.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
WANDERERS.
e.9-.-o.e-..o.-9-.@.0.e.o..9.e.. >

small farmers in the West of France to
obtain the services of good sires for
their half-bred mares. and the tenant
farmers in the South to breed from the
thoroughbred mares sent them by
owners and bought at public sales to
produce foals able to command remun-
erative prices from racing stables. The
Government studs receive a certain
percentage from the "Mutuals.'' which
is applied towards the purchase of eli
gible sires, whose services are placed
at the disposal of breeders for infin-
itesinal fees. varying from four to
twelve sovereigns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17

Up to date Jim Corbett holds the
record for having made the largest
sum out of a single glove contest.
When Corbett defeated the public Idol.
John L. Sullivan, in q rounds at New
Orleans September Z, 1892, he walked
away with the entire purse and side
bet amounting to $45, 1000. No fighter
before or since that time has ever
pulled down such bunch of coin in
one fight, but Jimmy Britt will try to
break that record when he meets Bat
Ting Nelson next month in a forty
five round go at Colma. Nelson and
Britt will fight for a purse of 100000
and side bet of $4,000. He also ex-
poets to bet about $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
It's all off.

It's all of.
The Honolulus, for the second year
in succession, have won the big league
pennant and incidentally enough
cups, mugs and trophies to grace any
old sideboard in the territory.
1t was a red day.
the harbor and the carmines took it
and held it On the diamond later in
the day. 1t was, in fact, all to the
red.
The crowd was a mammoth one and
probably bigger than the Labor Day
gathering. It was as noisy as holiday
crowds always are, but it was COM
mendably orderly.
The HonoIulus were the favorites in
Athe betting and in every other way and
lwhat they did to the poor Elks was
a-plenty.
The game started well, no runs be-
ing gained for five whole innings, then
the contest got rocker and rocker and
ended all to the bad.
Well it was holiday game and to
that must the multitudinous errors be
attributed.
The final four innings was a rather
laughable dream of n1isplays mixed in
with just enough fashy work to give
zest to the affair
Seven to 8 in the H. A. Cs favor the
official score read and if there's any
one left who entertains a doubt as to
the merits of the two teams, he should
prove drawing attraction at the Zoo.
THE GAME.
First Innings
En- Sue out, pitcher to first, Fer
nandez died, third to first, and J. Will
liams was disposed of from second to
the initial bag.
Hampton and Moore famed. White
basehit and Cogswell struck out.
Second Innings.
Louis hit safe to first, Aylett was
put out at first and Louis died, second
to first, a pretty double play. Joy
went to second on Whites error A.
Williams flew out to White.
Vanatta out second to first. Holi a
marine from Manila, flew out. Kia
raped to first and made second on
Gleason's error, going out, short to
third, while purloinfng third
Third Innings.
Soares fly to snort. Gleason safe-hit |
20 first. En- Sue safe to center. Fer |
alandez sacrificed sending Gleason to
third and En- Sue to second. J. Will |
liams flew to Kia.
Ringland flied to first, Evers ditto to |
J. Williams, Hampton reached first on |
Gleason's error. Moore to first on En- |
Sues error. White flew to Louis when |
the side looked like scoring.
Fourth Innings.
Louis base on balls, Aylett out, Van
alta to CogsWell, and Louis dead reach |
ing second. Joy to first on error by
Moore. A Williams hit and JOY fell !
short to second.
Cogswell to first on seconds error
Vanatta out on line drive, second TO
first Holi fell in. Cogswel stole Sec
ond and just when a good hit was need
ed. Kia struck out.
Fifth Innings.
Soares fly to short, Gleason to first
on CogsweIlS error. En- Sue FORCED
Gleason at second Fernandez out at
first when he looked to be safe.
Ringland to first on En- Sues mis-
take Rineland to second on passed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
WONDERS
BEATEN
Defeated at Cricket
on the Makiki's
Ground.

A game of cricket was played at Ma
kiki yesterday between sides chosen
on the ground and styled the Wonders.
captained by o. c. Read, and the Wan
derers, captained by r. Anderson.
The Wanderers won by SO runs after
a very interesting game.
A second innings was attempted by
the Wonders, in which T. Gill scored
35 not out and o. c. Read 10 not out,
making a splendid commencement to
redeem themselves. Time, however, did
not allow their efforts to bear fruit.
The score:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17

Struck Out-By Joy, z; by Hampton.
/; by Evers. 0.
Base on Balls-of Joy, L; off Hamp-
ton, /; off Evers, 1.
Base Hits-Of Joy, A; off Hampton,
8; off Evers, 3.
Home Run-Louis.
Three Base Hit. Williams.
Double Play-Vanatta to Cogswell,
A. Williams to Soares to En- Sue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
Fighters Earnings.

In the table which follows will be
found the amounts received by boxers
in famous ring battles at San Fran
cisco and New York:
AT FRISCO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
1t is Cool
THESE DAYS
At HAIEIWA
JUST THE PLA C E e 0
SPEND YOUR VACATION.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
All Sorts of Amusement,
All Kinds of Recreation,
All the Comforts of Home.

Tickets and information at Oahu
Railway station and Trent & Co, or
ring up Haleiwa Hotel, King %.
On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited,
two-hour train, leaves at S:22 a. M;
returning, arrives in Honolulu at 1910
p m.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20
OAKVILLE.

James Dolan, OF Aberdeen was in town
Wednesday.
The Murrey sawmill. which had been
idle several months, started up Tuesday.
Ed. Bell received severe cut on the
hand while at work in the shingle mill.
Erick Soderback has bought the Fair.
chlds land east of town from Joseph
Mauermann.
The second quarterly conference Of the
NJ. E. church will be held at Oakville on
Thursday, Feb. 23d.
Forest Sweitzer, son OF Elmer Sweitzer
OF this place, is seriously i'll at the resi-.
dence of his parents.
Gus Kendall was in town Saturday,
securing additional atiidavits in support
of his homestead entry on North river.
On Tuesday evening, the 14th. Mr..
Kneeland gave little birthday party at
his home in honor OF his mothers birth.
day anniversary.
Arthur Fitzgerald is laid up at the
home Of his sister, Mrs Kelley, of this
place from the effects Of a fall received
VIII lie skating Oh the ice saturday.
Mesdames M. Z. Burch, Belle Fitz-
gerald, Miss May Strong and Phil Merry
went to Aberdeen Monday to attend the
district convention OF the Degree oil
Honor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20

Mrs. II. q. Huugeriord and daughter,
Mrs. II. Craswell, left Friday for an ex-
tended visit on the Sound.
Mrs. F. o. Dole and family left Thurs
day for Napa, Cal, where they will visit
Mrs. Dole's parents for few months.
J. A. Acteson, pres dent Of the Ho-
quism Sash & Door company, is con-
fined to his bed with an attack OF grip.
Charley Hayden, foreman of the North
Western Box Factory, has resigned his
position aud may leave for Portland some
time next month.
Work on the new veener factory build.
ing at the Panel & Folding Box Co., is
progressing rapidly, and the structures
will soon be completed.
Bishop David Moore Of Portland gave
one OF the most interesting lectures ever
heard in Hoquiam, at the Methodist
church Thursday night.
Mrs. H. B. Martin entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon, in honor OF Mics
Emma Loos, who is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Warren.
Marshal John Richardson arrested the
unknown Madame Alishma, Thursday,
and she was fined $40 and costs. This
proved to be heart breaker to this
sweet dame who told your past, present
and future all for 81, so she departed for
new fields on the morning train, Friday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20
in CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS In ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
items of Interest From all Sections
of ChehaIiS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald correspondents
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

The deputy auditors salary has beer
Increased from $40 to $75 per month.
G. B. Carlton was up from Hoquiam
last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. W.
e. Crist.
H. A. Mustard this week received no.
tice of the death of his brother, Thos.
Mustard, Of Tallmadge. Kans.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was down from Oak.
vile the first Of the week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Jas. Smith.
The following marriage licenses were
issued during the week: j. H. Vogh,
Eta A. Brintnall; Victor johnson, Edla
Westerlund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quimby were
down from the White-Star mill Wednes.
day. They have removed to Rayville,
two miles further up the Summit branch.
J. B. Gochnour is building an up.to'
date dairy stable ON his farm in the wy
nooche valley. 1t has cement floors and
cutters, and all modern Improvements.
The house occupied by Italian section
men near Montesano was broken into a
few days ago and a quantity of clothing
stolen. No trace Of the burglars has
been discovered.
Hoquiam Navigation company has fled
articles of incorporation, capital IS COO
Stockholders are; E. B. Shields; F. L.
Rockwell, w. b. Ogden, H. H. Hubble
w. H. Peters, j. G. Dean.
Geo. W. Gilkey, former resident o.
Montesano, was in town last week visit
ing relatives. He has for several years
resided in Ellensburg, but has sold his
holdings there and has settled in the
land to be covered by the new irrigation
ditch near Pasco.
For the first time in seven years Mon
tesano skaters last week had chance t.
enjoy the sport OF ice skating. Beginning
last Sunday and continuing till yesterda,
(Thursday) the ice on Sylvia Lake, {
mile north of town, was strong enough
for skating, and day and evening large
number OF skaters took adva ntage OF the
rare occasion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20
HOQUlAM.

John +. Soule returned Thursday from
u three weeks visit in California.
o. ?. Burrows returned Tn ursday from
a short business trip to the Sound.
Carl Duncan and E. G. Brown left fol-
San Francisco on the G. G. Lindauer.
w. F. Pattison is moving his house.
hold goods to this city from Cosmopolis.
Mrs. G. D. Spencer, of Centralia, is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs. =.
Lyon.
Frazier Matthews has just completed
the plans and specifications OF new tug
boat to be built on the Harbor. 1t will
be built for stock company composed
of business men Of Hoquiam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Washington. in and for Chehalis County.
In the meter of the estate)
Of reter Salmon, deceas N..,.. l.. o..,,.
ed. Sarah "A. Salmon, ex- No'ice " oreoleors'
ecutrfx.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Sarah A. Salmon, executrx of the estate Of
Peter Salmon, deceased, 10 the creditors of and
or estate to exhibit them, with the necessary
VOUCHERS, within twelve months after the first
publication OF this notice. to said executrix at
City of Aberdeen, Cheha'is County, Washing
ton, same being the place for the transaction
| Of the business of said estate, in the County Of
Date OF first publication, February G, 1905.
zone pursuant to order of Court and dated
this 9th day OF February. 1879; s.,vov
J. c. Cross, ~
Attorney for Executrix.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WAsnING-
ton, for Chehalls County,
In the matter Of the estate
Of Gowtlieb Milbradt, de- lNo,,.. o.. c..s,.
ceased. Agnes Milbradt, No'iee W O'eu'tofs'
administrative.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Agnes Milbradt, administrative of the estate Of
Gowtlieb Milbradt, deceased, to the creditors
81 ana 81 persons t having Sisims against said
necessary vouchers, within twelve months
after the first publication OF this notice, to said
executrix at her residence, No 5l3 West Wish
kah street, In the City Of Aberdeen, Chehalis
County, Washington, same being the place for
In the County of Chehalis, State of Washing
ington. aforesaid.
Date of first publication. February 6, 1906
Done pursuant to order of Court aud dated
this the 9th day of February, 1905.
AGNES MILBRADT,
Administrative.
J. G. Cross,
Attorney for Administrative.
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