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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
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HpoieIsoagSboaen.

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tbt Deb at bstraste ben emasiuIo5so % Gmhu.
b5urpaa ben sr usitpr,t meD ~prsstiss ssrs iur bUsr
Tag I belle garsi os mso stasHs al beiiraots gasHb.
ia uraa mon i~Or.oa. at ben lite bar fOitst "eOisr-
Iaa Itest arbetoe, men ben epiatHiHs iss bar fact.
ben lib its bar lGif "4gitcE~ sr. at DIR, sHuuoisH
iparer bserten Sip tufr arbeies. naar bet ~aiGIorr,
ON at iiaFe -SseOrabE% otsHs- saiers @IaOs %
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bonn % s9ieitpi. Zen aarIiss gramis &C uHssrtiesa
paro bpao IN bstaIsr Tor 8IaOss. men ben bssiis
&r9rnis, ION tnoHu CT stueH, ipnes uni3 at orre Gso'
isIsoassbosen; tbi ben sr en- @IGoe % epsss at bare
I IL oiem % ct RIsuOois for gitsriozmsTRs,
Dlartin q arIfth aieIea 2aiuz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
uosIe msIferesIer.

De bigtigite MeeIer, iorn mao iast.
taaes unoer MeIfningen, err iammen.
fattet | aortbeb ! fslsenbe gatier:
1. Welfen err ct pigtigt boIfenG-
rinssmiobeI, men fun, raor ben er
Iaf goo 8~eifaffenbeb.
2. aun Of rem, goo WeIf Tan Der
frembrinaes ct pelimagenoe Gnngr pg
en- goo DIT.
B. WeIfen er meget let ubfat for
at tage Sfaoe, og Den optager meget
let 9usteitoffer / iis, bporpeo BEN ia.
Der ! @elimag.
a. Melfen err en- meget go6 Soro.
buna for De forifieliee Slass 9nfte-
rier os Soppe; fommer oisies Spo.
rer Grs) ! Melfen, ian bill Be no.
pifle fig Der % fade MeIfen, os bpis
bet er Observation-Disclosures Organ.
ismer, gisr De Melfen iunobebsFaoe-
liz.
5. Set maa oerfor bore Welfe-
rens 8~eitrGbelier at lebere iaa rem
@feIf, iom oct proftiif taIt er muliat.
6. Oct man paa oct ombpegeIigIte
unogaaes, at ioretage noset, iom |
unsbig @rab ubintter Melfen for at
bIipe for ureniet. 9erfor maa Der
UNDER @elfningen life foretages no-
get, iom bringer Stsp til at ioGbe
ON | 2uften. Ser maa iaaleoes
bperfen itrses eIler foores meo
Straafooer.
Z. Ger man 6erIfe Ben iterIte
&enligbeo ! 6ipiet. geb flittia ouft-
ming mao Der isrges for at boIbe
Sllften goo. aisrene maa Saalig
ploies.
s. MeIfeen mnn befitte fla paa
Henltgbeo, Sau maa unber Welf.
rirgen ifsre fla en- rem "0ielferoragt"
.. b. |. ct Slags fort Irmforflebe.
SGnoerne % llnherormene t1aa na.
ifes meo SGbe og 8ano og aftsrfes
paa ct rent SaanSflpbe.
O.. Soer @elfer mao bare en- rem
6iQe, bpormeb ban afgniber Siiret,
inben ban beapnoer Welfningen.
10. Melfefollen og WeIfeipanbet
ltlaa ppre bel rengjort.
II. It fltgte Eatterne unSer
RcIfningen, bsr bore forbubt.
~. 9e fsrite WeIfeItraaler, iom
fommer no, bsr man lobe gaa / @ad.
len, ba be fan bore io~rureniebe at
SmuoS, Der bar fPitet fig paa Bat.
tens SpiSs.
10. timber WeIfninaen ber Der
berife Ro / Sipiet; enbOer unsoig
Stsi bsr unbgades.
Ia. aierene utaa altiS bebanbIes
meo genligbeb; at ilaa benz eller paa
anben Raabe gtpe Dem Ell baarb 8e.
banblina, mao Welferne life.
10. Giterat ben egentIige Melf.
ming er tiIenbe, foretages en- grlinbig
gftermelfning, BELT efterat Suret err
rliIIet melem SGnberne (Seslituos
Wetbobe).
t6. apiaer 90 iinge 3isr ma /
ben fsrIte Gel at Melfeperioben mel.
feS tire 8ntge ON Saeen, ia | De
fSrite 8ose gierne fem @anee. for at
Surets @irfiombeb ifnl fomme rigtig
igang.
II. Spge &isr, iier iaabanne iom
bar Surlioelier, mao melfes efter De
anbre aisr. ioa bisie life fol blipe
iibiat for Smitte.
IS. S,rngmeIfeoe 9isr % 9pi.
ger bsr melfes fsrit.
10. Gn WeIfer bsr life melfe flere
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

Gen &ieSiombeb, man poIber, b.
fer til De Spnber, Der life fan tilgi.
pes bperfen / benne eIler ben anoen
gerben. 3ette eisr, at ieg ifi9lper
og bGper for mango ififfelige, iuruui.
lenSe Soils SaIisbeo. - SfuIts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24
9nTrf 90 @fehkenst
sstierrsi s,o srafnr eusnssss
Spmmcr.8rpo.

ON aftenen rsrer man inmmen
CT BiHt parmt gano, 2 Sbeifeer
Salt, en- spiieife Suffer, ~ "geait
5oom", iom ferit er opIsit | en- Iioen
&op rarmt 8ono, og iaa meget ReL,
iom man fan rsre | oet. Sette itaor
Ratteu ooer. On Worgenen former
man bet | 2 grs6, bar Dem op / Sor.
mer, iaoer Dem itna og bGpe fig en-
Sine 90 iteger Dem ioa. Sette Slags
grso er, iom man ier, meoet Ietoiuht
at Iaoe og imager eoOt, men boIoer
fig life lRnger END I bet bsieite to
Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

glumitrcnSc 5orretuins. Bonn,
uISSfabrifcrne / San Hiucr, Wai8.,
bar / Se iiSitc ire Moaneber bapt Ell
Rettofortieneite al $sS,000, Den itsr.
Ite iiben 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-24

''NNf 1890 WIZ 1919 VI JNANN IVY ,"
Sine 90 iteger benz ian. Sette Slags
9rs6 er, iom man ier, meoet letoiuht
at Iabe % imager go6t, men boIoer
fig life lRnger emo | bet bsieite to
Sage.
Slio.Vrpo.
6or 8Olt, iom er pIaget meo boor.
Zig 5orSeieIie itaI <S.9rso bore
meget iunot. Man nlaa BRUCE Den
Slags "9ran", iOm iGIges til bette
2iemeb, - oImin0eIig "9rau", iom
beupttes til 8prcne eguer fig life til
bette Drug. Wan taaer 2 Charts
Bran" % en- Quart Spebemel. 2
Ebeifeer SoSa uSrsreS / ia Sop
@foIosies og babes op / WeIet tinige-
mcO en- Itben 3beife Salt % en-
Guort aiernemeIf. Wan bar oct op
/ en- peIimirt ganbe os iteger set
Iangiomt. iaa bet bIir rietig soSt
glenitelHltegf.
MhiIbESrcaS.
On Biut Melf foges % irsres en-
Sop "Goru.Meal" og rsreS /, i'll bet
begpnSer at bItUe tDft. Get iPtteS
tiIiioe, til oct er noget affisIet, ba
rerer man 4 piipeSe ggggebIommer
l. Oerpaa en- itregen Sbeife Salt %
tilitoit De itiOilague gGggebpiSer. Set
babes op | en- firfnntet 8anbe og ite.
ges I en- temueIig beS 9nseropn %
0tinltter. Gen ifiGreS op % ipiies
parm me6 Smsr pua.
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% bIan0eS meo 6 biipebe 9gg ior er
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-06-04
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

*-M-K-M-X-X- M-#-X-*-*-M
DR.. G. Canterbury, dentist. Office over
Aberdeen State Bank. tt
The Loggers' Restaurant, 209 South +
street, ready for business. 14-tf
Fresh creamery butter at lowest price.
Deans Tea and Coffee store.
Mrs. II. Green returned from a
short visit to Portland, Saturday.
Harry Haynes is up from California.
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Haynes.
For Quincy, Express or bray, call IA,
: A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. If
Albert Raby has bought lot 4, block Z.
Bay View Add, through Dan Bowes,
for 81 800.
g. l.. Springer, of the Montesano vi
dette, was doing business in the metro.
polls Saturday.
Frank Ferron, a prominent citizen Of
Westport, was doing business in Aber-
deem Saturday.
| George A. Simpson and family went
to Elma Saturday, to look after his bank
building contract there.
Parties wishing to rent summer cot
! tages at Cohassett beach, tan do so by
applying to Mrs. A. ID. Wood. 74-tf
Mrs. L. Judson and daughter went to
Portland yesterday, being called there
bJ the serious illness of her sister.
Roughness Of the skin don't happen il
you use Almond Witch Hazel Cream,
made and sold by Evans Drug Co. II
DR.. s. l.. Moak, of Montesano, was
elected second vice president of the
State Dental Society, at Bellingham last
! week.
! F. NJ. Bachelor, formerly of Cosmop.
oils, has associated himself with the
real estate firm OF Ellis & Martin u Co..
OF this city.
I III luck followed the Grays Harbor
! base ball team at Butte. and yesterday
/ concluded tie series, without the Glays
/ getting Il game.
| The board Of county commissioners
meet today at Montesano, when bids are
to be opened for improvements on the
/ Wishkah and New London roads.
Chehals River Bottom Land-201S
acres, two miles from Satsop, 5 acres
cleared, for $3.50 Will trade for improv.
ed city property. II. a. Wiley, 2l3 South
q street,
A civil service examination will be
| held in Aberdeen, June Is, for the posi-.
tons of clerk and carrier. The secretary
OF the board will supply blanks upon re.
quest, at the postottice.
Don't be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with local
appliances. iiolster's Rocky Mountain
Tea is the only positive cure for rheuma.
tism. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale
by W. b. Paine Il Co.
The Grays Harbor Business College
has issued very handsome catalogue
that is not only work OF art, but its
illustrations show some of the fine build.
| ings, of Aberdeen, and the entire work is
most creditable to Principal Beimfohr.
The ChehaIis County Sunday School
convention will be held in the Congrega
tona church, Aberdeen, June II and Is
Revs. w. c. Merritt, national field
worker, and J. NJ. Dean; u. S johnson
and Mrs. G. d. Pratt, of Tacoma, will be
present, and will present special topics
The public is invited to attend all OF the
! sessions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-06-04

people who know how TO take care Of
themselves-the majority do not. The
liver is most important organ in the
body. Herbine will keep it in condition.
v G. Simpkins. Alba, Texas, writes:
81 have used Herbine for chils and fever
and find it the best medicine | ever used.
I would not be without it. 1t is good
for children as it is for grown up people
and | recommend it. 1t is fine for La
Grippe" Sold by Shelley's Drug Store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-06-04
The Herald twice a week tells 1t all.

| For best Tea and CotteeS Deans lea
and Coffee Store. Phone l4ll.
Our Headache Capsules are not mar.
cotic, but will stop d headache just as
quick as one. Evans Drug Co. tt
Will tanning and II. A. Wiley have
completed about 5000 feet, OF their
graded road, on the hill leading to Port
land Addition.
Word has been received Of the death
! of Joseph johnson, a well known timber
cruiser formerly of Aberdeen, at Van.
couver, WASH, on May 20.
Hood & McWhinney completed their
contract, on the new Hoquiam road Sat-
urday, after innumerabe delays in pro.
curing lumber for the work.
One of the large wagons of the Norris
! & Rowe circus went off the plank road
on b street, and the loading of the outfit
| on the cars was delayed several hours.
l.. l.. Judson will be actively employed
| in the fruit commission business during
the season. He will ship direct from
the producer and sell to the consumers.
A tier OF shelves holding many IONS OF
| iron and steel collapsed Saturday morning
at the warehouse OF S. B. Hicks u sens
! Co., at Harbor Dock, fortunately without
| injuring anybody.
A most pleasant "shower" party was
given Miss Nellie IIalletty Friday even
ing by a number Of her young friends, 10
honor OF her approaching marriage with
MIR. Clarence Lilly.
A. Fl. Mayhal sold his North A'er-
deem property last week to Geo. Tribbet,
and left with his family for Newport,
O.egon, where he has purchased a farm
upon which to make his home.
A. II. Wood left this morning for the
| logging camps of the S. f. Slade Lumber
| Co., near Ema, where he goes to mount
several donkey engines on skids, the
! building Of which is making him famous.
Mrs. Anna Bush Brackett OF Hoquiam
made very interesting address on the
/ subject OF the White Shield Home. at
the w. G. Z. &. meeting Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Q. A. Myers.
The Senior class OF the High school
was most pleasantly entertained Friday
evening, at the Gymnasium, by the
Juniors. The large hall was beautifully
decorated, and all enjoyed the occasion
thoroughly.
Mrs. Nj. II. Sherwood and children
arrived from Oakland, California, Friday
to spend the summer with her husband
| in Aberdeen. They will occupy Mr..
Sherwood's rooms over the State Bank
for the present.
When the baby talks, l. is time to give
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. It's
the greatest baby medicines known to
loving mothers. 1t makes them eat,
sleep and grow. 50 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For sale by W. i. Paine &Co.
The Aberdeen State Bank has received
souvenir from the San Francisco fire in
the shape vi Il lot of vouchers that are
scorched to crisp and yet are intact.
They are held in bundle by stiff paper,
and the numbers, etc, can be read.
The reception rendered Rev J. j.
Green and family at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas Friday even.
ing was well attended by the members
and friends OF the Epis opal church.
During the evening musical program
was rendered and refreshments We're
served Mr. Green and family made a
good impression and St. Andrews church
is preparing to take up aggressive work
! under their leadership.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
About the New CoIOrs

In regard to the fashionable colors
for fall and winter, it will be the pecu-
liar tones. rather than the usual ones,
that will be the most fashionable.
Dark shades are to be favored in
striking contrast to the delicate tints
which were so much the vogue last
autumn. The very new point about
the colors is, that they all. more or
less. look as though they were seen
through a mist or veil. The vivid
shades are all subdued For instance,
there is an ashen tinge TO the reds.
The greens are softer, the browns are
dulled to mode, the blue reflect gray
shadow, and even the grays themselves
are deepened. Instead of pure gray
We have taupe. which much resembles
mole. and another deep gray known
as elephants breath.
Brown will be extremely fashion
able an through the fall and winter.
much more so in fact than gray. A
shade Of brown known as modore, and
which has a desided greenish tinge,
will be very exclusive and fashionable
shade.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
Stripes to be the Fashion

It is interesting TO know that stripes
are to be high style during the coming
seasons. They are shown in mannish
mixtures OF fancy suitmgs. in many OF
the new cheviots, and in a great
variety OF beautiful silks. Paris is
also advocating fabrics in the old
fashioned Bedford-cord weave. Then
there are chiffons. which are now look
ed upon as staples. Here the new
fashion note is the stripe. generally in
black and white.
Broadcloth, for both tailor suits and
the dressier gowns, is quite as fash
ionable as It was last year. OF course,
there is a reason for this. The fact
that it is adaptable to all sorts Of
wear has much to do with it, and that
it dyes so successfully. making 1t pos
sible TO show 1t in a great variety CT
colors.
Prunella, fabric very similar to
broadcloth, Will also be fashionable
this fall, and many Of the Partisan
.dressmakers are looking with approval
upon a rep, a glossy piece-dyed fabric.
Suitings in broken checks and in
distinct stripes. showing a black satin
oNer-stripe, will be among the novelty
materials. The ground colorings Will
be effective in dark combinations of
blues, greens, deep reds. etc.
The velvets We're never lovelier IN
their colorings and they will be worn
very much during the winter in GER
tain shades of blues and the wine or
sherry tones. Velveteen. with its
beautiful chiffon finish, will also be a
mUch-favored material
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
FIREMEN TO BE RECEIVED
Chief Horton, Of Baltimore Department,
Authorized to Make Arrangements.

Chief Horton, Of Baltimore Department,
Authorized to Make Arrangements.
Chief Horton. Of the Baltimore Fire
Department, has been authorized by
the Fire Board OF that city to arrange
for the quartering Of visiting fremen
during the Home Coming Week"
He is also to make arrangements for
getting the local companies out Of the
line Of march in case Of fire. Signal
men viii be located along the streets
over which the parade win pass. The
Fire Board also instructed the Chief
to detail local fremen TO meet visitors
at the depots and escort them to their
quarters.
In the firemen's parade on Septem-
Der r. the Fifth Regiment Band and
Drum Corps. so pieces. will head the
Baltimore firemen. The Fourth Regi-
ment and Fishers Bands will also ac-
company the local fremen, and Stein
wald's Band will head the Volunteer
Firemen. Parsons Band and two ad-
ditional ones will be assigned to the
visiting firemen, in addition to which
many OF these will bring their own
music.
The list represents only a small mum
ber of the bands that viii parade. as
it does not include those which have
been privately engaged by organiza-
tions.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
Plays and the Playhouses

ened cliies are just. as competent in ap-
probation as New York
Il want to give grand opera for tha
sake OF grand opera, not for the sake
Of fashion and high prices"
Nine. Nordica Is to sing exclusively
with the San Carlo company. Mr.. Rus
sell says she win receive $1,000 night.
Mr Russell had obtained tho engage
ment OF Signora Montebaldini. an italian
Carmen, as well as Senior de Perello. a
leading basso, OF the San Carlo Opera
House. Among the barytones win be
slgnori Angelina and Farnaria. ana per-
haps signor Campanari.
Mile. Derayne, who met with great sue
cess az Nice In La Bohema will be among
the sopranos.
All the French operas win be sung IN
French and italian operas IN italian. The
repertoire viii include Adrienne Lecouv-
reur. Ia Tosca, La Boheme. La Figlla del
ltigimento. Don Pasquaie, II Barbier di
seviglia. Cavaleria Rusticana, II Trova-
tore, La Traviata la Gioconda, Carmen,
Faust Mlgnon and Romeo ct Juliette.
Though the weather was warm.
Queen OF the Highbinders." A. II.
Woods great production. crowded the
Lyceum TheaAre last night TO over
flowing. The show is filed with ox-
citement but Il has a plausible story
and all OF the excellent scenery which
goes TO mark a Woods production. 1t
is also given by a capable company.
II apepars again this and tomorrow
afternoons and evenings and there Is
little dout that It viii play to record
breaking business. George r. VIII e.
} aker, Edward f. Nannary, G. w.
Travers. Robert d. Cain, James r.
Waters, Elma Gilett. Leila L. Davis,
Bessie Clifford and the other members
OF the company all do capable work.
The scenery Is as fine as was ever
seen at a production in this city and
the torture chamber OF the highbnders
Is q remarkable piece OF work. The
play Is a thriller and there Is no doubt
OF its repeating its past successes.
Miss Karma concludes her engagement
az the Grand Opera House tonight.
When Nixon 4 Zimmerman reopened thar
theatre with Miss Karma as the attrac-
tlon the statement was made that Will
mington would no longer be regarded as
a "one-night stand" Miss Karma was n
have stayed one week. So successful waf
her first appearance here that she was re-
talned for the second week. and there IS
talk OF her returning later Ia the sea-
son. AS an exponent OF mind-reading Il
Is doubtful ~ Miss Karma has an equal
She is yet a young woman. but her youth
seems 70 be no barrier FOR she perform.
mental feats that have set all Wilmington
{ talking Lost articles or relatives have
been traced with equal dispatch and ra'
pldity by this wonderful little woman.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
Complaint From Ninth Ward.

Residents OF the Ninth ward are
complaining against the garbage con-
tractors who they say have not. been n
that part OF the city for two weeks The
garbage has now collected in large guam.
titles and the Ninth ward people are
afraid they viii contract some disease
They expect 10 take some Actson II The
matter Is not attended 70.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31

cry insertion to match the collar and belt.
Although lace makes a charming and
dainty trimming for most any material.
many mothers seem TO favor fine en-
hruidcry for chicren's wear owing 10
the good laundering and wearing quail.
tics. The dress illustrated is an excel
lent pattern for either lightweight n
heavy material and for winter wear tn =
embroidery can be replaced by plain
stitched ribbon or braid Of contrasting
color.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
DAINTY J

The Illustration shows a. rather el- b
orately trimmed little ssumnler .frock
charmingly becoming ,ro-thc small raaid
Tie Killed skirt is smart ard pcsaes- es
the virtue of laundering easily The
raiHti OF this shows Inc blouse driss
.qsisca On 10 m embroidery-trimmcd y ke
IT. considerable dcrth. beth back and
roEf, and the skirt and waist are joined
~ 4 btnd Of This snme trimming The
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With a band trimmed with the cmbroid-
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
Household Hints
PICKLED WATERMELON RI

1lOh1ED W Al EtNlELON KIND.
Remove thick pairing from water
melon rind. and cut out all Of the pink
portion; then cut in pieces OF uniform
size, cook in boiling water to cover
until soft and drain. There should be
seven pounds Of rind Put In a pre-
serving kettle, add three cupfuls OF
vinegar, three and one-half pounds CT
brown sugar, one ounce of stick CHINA
mon broken in pieces, and half an
ounce of whole cloves. Bring slowly
to the boiling point, let simmer two
and one-half hours. pack into Jars, add
the syrup to fill the jars to overfiowing,
and adjust the covers.
PEAR CHIPS.
Wipe eight pounds of pears, pare, re-
move the stems, quarter and core; then
cut into small pieces. Put in a pre-
serving kettle. add four pounds of
sugar and one-fourth of a pound Of
Canton ginger, cut I'm small pieces.
Cover. and let stand over night. Wipe
four lemons, cut in thin slices cross
wise. remove the seeds, then cut slices
in quarters. Add lemons TO the mix
ture, which has lain over night, bring
slowly to the boiling point. and cook
slowly two and one-half hours. Put in
a stone jar or crock.
Branded PEACHES.
Wipe one peck Of peaches. put few
at a time into hot water, and remove
the skins, using a silver knife. Weigh
the fruit, and take half its weight IN
fine granulated sugar Put alternate
layers Of peaches and sugar In stone
sor ord rot,r o.vo~ ono cro ~ ~ bf0b
proof alcohol Cover closely, having a
piece Of white cotton cloth under the
Icover Of the jar.