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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
SmaapImf.

I'LL. SietuerS fra Sraer, Soma,
bar iibite ll9e / @peu / geisg hos
fine SorpIorr.
- 9orbcrer Scbn Billion fra Geo
@ira, Winr., or iortiOen her / 8eis9
Dos fine 6orGlbre.
- Mrs. u. 6. llIcn % Ssnnen
Gooic reiite / SirSoaas til Wabiion,
@iS, for at beisge SIG9t os @en-
ner.
- Serman HorOIie, iom / Som.
mcr grabuereoe peS 9utber Gonege,
er III 2Grer peo Sale College / Gales.
bile, 8i$.
49, Sans SeIqeien ira 8leuiunt
Sorpnibip reiitc / SnsSag8 til Obi.
cago Tor at bare tiIitebe oeS fin Spo.
ger, Nr. FaaeIS 9egrapeIie.
- DIR. % NrS. Sobu Q. Srlcfer,
Iom bar orret / geisg hos Rr. %
Mrs. 9en Bear, reiite tiIbase til fit
Sicm | minneapolis forrige llge.
Wr. 6. %. Dion, al Wnnitp.
tpoc, 8iS., Snu6cIsreiienbc / S1tI for
YouGbiGbcnp & Ohio Godl Co., bar
/ 9crorob oocr Ssmboa.
- q. $, GprIanO braate os TO
NoiSar ira .. Z. 9einingens Sarm
/ Sac qui Eurle 60, ser maaler 10
CONNER % oeier I YlinS boer. Sr.
.. bar 40 acres al ben SIags Mtuis,
% set antoges, at apIiuaen pil bIi
omtring 40 &tibeIs pr. Icre.
- g. Sunoer al 8IenipooS Solpu.
hip braQte inO 70 Yoteter, Ger tiliam.
men ueicoe roget oper 5 YltnO, % DC
bupoe Ell bel Del llooGrter eIler
SmnopOtcter; iuaIebe3 baobe 0cu
miubite N$otct 30 al ben SloqS llO-
OGrtcr, Itsrre % minbre. Der bar
omfring 20 al 0iSie &anifabuiuger /
en- itsrre &otetoger.
- Ct aonife toIrigt SrermSbe
por set / Mt Iorfe Selifnb iibIte
GorSoog Gitcn. Yrof. III. 9otbne
bol0t ct poerit irteresiaut % lore
rigt SorcSrag oOer 8aptein &oaIo
ImmSieuS Reiic 9icrnem Rorbpeit.
pa5iaqen % SogttnQcIier al Den mag
nctiife NOrNpoi, % ban ontaltc og'
ioa forteIig ti0Iisere Gorisg / iamre
9fciuing.
-SisI9e SbierOotioncr peS @eir.
burcauct$ Citation / &iSecpop for
September NaaneS RAJ ben bsieite
Ecmperatur (oeu 11te) 90 8roSer.
Set bar orret Den oarmcite Septcm.
her iiNcu 1897. Ter rnr cit SrerHob
al Rcln. 232 GimerS SoIifiu %
EorocUOcir poa 10 al Wdoue0cns 80
Gage.
SOM upc 2prcre pcb 2l,tber
College ~bca0nbtc Rroi. s. NJ. Spr9'
aoS % StuNeut ~. 2. Sripou; berr
itOitc blcp ser 0oa Tor nm Ell fort
Gi0, iSet han reiite til SomIiue,
Miun., for at optoae BET t~coIo8iife
Snl0ium REQ 2utber Semiunr. !
bans StcH .er III ariat StilNent
Siguro Rcauc.
- RepubIitnnerue / Momofcc
Gountp bar foretn9ct ieIacnbe gtnmi.
uationer: RcprPieutaut i 2eeiSla.
turen, 6. q. 9ecman; auSitpr,
&amcS Rlltb; aaSierer, !. ~. Sep.
pert; Glert, &obn Sdimmine; sbcr.
it, j. u. Suler; Recorber, Carl 2.
Sactiou; 9curtpaSoofat, j. 6. Sop.
Tor; superintendent, !. e. Wins;
2on6maaIrr, s. .. @iuer; Coroner
Gr. g. Strocf; Supepiiorer: q. :.
GunnSo5I, 3obn u. 2roaiet9, Sabu
@aters.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Rone Paafon
iRiobenhapn.

Sra a~isberbupn t%eIegraferes BEN
4oe Sftpber:
Song Saafon, 9ronning Wauo og
aronprins Slap al Ror9e unfom
BERTH ibag paa ct fire Cages 9eisg
bos set banife Sol. 0ette er BET
norife 8ongepars fsrite officieae 9e.
Jog / ltbIanbet, iiben oereS 3roning,
og Sc fit en- itorortet Roota9elie al
9efoIfningen.
On SolfemaSie paa omfring 100,'
900 8erioner fplbte @aoerne fra
SernboneItatioren til Slottet. 9lan6t
SiIifllerne bar pgiaa mango Horif'
amerifanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Scrr RaiS.

g. Z. &nrioot brngte forrige llHe
irn til @pcn a.tc 0loi8ag ira 9tcIs
SegQg Scrm i GaImar Eomnibip.
Ct @r bar fuIot cu 500 lon8t, ct
rlongIc0e en- Scmmc, o. RCltcu bar
fra 8 til 10 Gonmcr LANCE mCo ira
16 til IS RnAcr mco 8orn % ucI
1i0ipI0te ira guoc til Gnoc. Gu0cI
Or paa Scuue @Qcr bUnacr poo ina
Hsie Sti,fe, at man trRulcr en- Stiae
for al raa Dem. Get onloocS. at
0ermc GScr oi! QiOc Ct llbb0itc Al FRA
60 fl - puibcJs or. Icrr. Tc My,
fon 9or'oot brogtc, bar toguc poa
mooioa o. life oclQtc, '1o at belle
Igcren tur iommc S.o08 gy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

2p Spf. Great Nortberm 9aren
bngge Ell ny Sof | Goerett, en- op.
blomftrenbe &nitbp ~neoenfor Seattle
oeo 9uaet Soun6. Gen ifaI bItpc
llQSna lang iom famine &nneS DOT
/ SeattIc, ~ ct itort Sarebus ifaI o.
iaa opisreS. SeattleToIfene er bonge
ipr, at Great Rortberr pil flutte lin
'SfibSfort ira Dem; nret SciIe,Siu,
iom SoOercu bar aiort I'll StceprGii'
osru FOR Great 9ortbern, trGter Sem
% Tiger. at Soften / Everett ifaI boz.
re for 8orr. 9dr % orientdlife &o'
rer, mt6en& Gotten Seattle itoI
brugcS for |aSiaserer n8 for Cant
DanoeIen nco Sitoiten ligeiom fDr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

SammcnitbS. Iaa Boston &
Waiue.g arcn ifebe oen Ace Sttober
ct Sammenitso meIIem ct regelmGs'
iist BasiagertrRn paa 3 Sogne % ct
iprifiIt 8rGn, iom fsrte &apoaert'
trooper % beitob al IS Sogne. Som
iaa ofte bar BasiagertrGnet foritn'
fet, % oct fOm til Saniin8burgb y.
g.. cit bel &ime efter i'm Sio. "a
oct bel bar begpnot at gao oerfro,
fom MilitprtrGnet lige / SGIene
paa set % iteote / en- arltmning paa
@eien til sen baeerite @ogn. Sem
8erioner bIcO orGbte % et SneS fonl
til Sfaoe. @egge SrGn rllacoe neo
oper @offeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
GcIbreoct al
Gutieuras NioIcrnc.

"Smtreut IRE Var iiSeu bIep iee alIs
grebeu at forte SIGfter oper belle aritgs
tet os nogIe inu paa andre 9cle al Segcs
met, ipm f~Dranriaeeoe en- beftig tIsenoe
SrritatioR % ifaffcoe mig ell bel Del
UleiIiabeo Ill 2ioeIic, ida neeet, at ieg
bIco nsbt til at fdIoc mo 10 al De bcoita
Eager / Rpeu. otter Ell grluOtg lIuoers
fseelie of Den frngtcIiRc RIage CriIGreoe
DC beu for at barre SllbsSc5ema / uGrite
Surm. Sc behanoIeOe mig for bette ct
belt Gur, men SsbuuoIiugeu giorOe mia
intel enSt. Seq bIep tiI'ioit mi5nlooig %
be'lntteoe al npit8e bcrc6 5icueitc. &ort
cffer, 0G min gtau6 IGitc ct llgcblao fra
Reip Oort, iad ban Ct advertisement ON
SHtiCuras gtiOIerne. 0au ilsbte alleInms
men. oe efter al bnpt brugt SubboIoet al
en- Slate Guticurd &cioIbert tiIliaeneO
@rtteura Soar o. Ointment, itunfeoc
lloiiGttet dtoeIeS, Sea pehbIeb at bruae
@uticuras RiSIern. I fer Naaueber og
.cfter Ben Sib bar TIGfferre uIoeIes for
irtuoue oe be aHqrebne 9cIc bar iad
rene ion rogcr1moe Sec bar life int
StT1ptouer al Gc3ema itoeu, o. hct er
M ire Var iiNeu.
9utIcuras RibIerue life oIenc beIbrcSes
DC mig for Den frpgtcIige 5b0bum Gc3es
ma, men for Glbrc bciIeQteoe Sbgoommc,
% ie9 bar DGret RiboeI til at andre or
bteone furcrebc At famine Sbgbom pcS
9uttcuro> 9tibIcrrr, % ie0 tagcr iHc /
@etrutttra at iiae, at 9teIoIocut or ben
behitc SIoomebtriu @rrSen trcn0er."
&i53ic 9. SleSae,
$40, Sores ape,, ScIma, Ella.
2SSc Climber 1905.
Sriges Doer belle GrrbrH. Guticura spap 2Bc
atsiiiCTt soc ~ Reiplpent n0c Il fCrm al hptplnbr'
flrbtc Riuer 25c pr. EI0ffr pad sN). Fnnrs hrs onr
epetetert; CT eHisIt Sat bsIbrcbet pFtr. 9utter Frio
q ebcm. enrp., euctubcbd5crr, Bolton.
EsT- Seubes frit: The Cuticurs skin Rook,, ma
Ii TO cure Torttrtng, DiSnguring Humors''. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

SurnaoO. Sreoaa BEN Ste Hog en-
Eorrooo neo | RerD Orleans, Ga, oe
itrsg 9iennem Den gDoel, Der optages
al 5abriter oa 8eiioenier. Gen git i
noroIig @etning og biemisste Bont.
6atoiiIu, boor A 8eriorer mtitebe 81.
bet. $ Stem Orleans bleo ingen
iIaaet libel; men SfaSen paa Sure
os anoen GienSom iGttes til $780,
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
StensIano.Q H9ren.

0eteftiper bar, 'om oct beher. age
ret Sfottegruucrc / @aaoaarbel til
0eoue 2ansSon 8cps &olig VtaSt.
ion, @is., mer iutet iunoet. SuH
por Sten8lonoS Tcuir0e, 90 man
turfte. at bum bdoNe itrsget oilteo
meo CT pen Sun. Gcrtmco inocltoo
So. 1000 al StrnSIanNS 8ciicpen8e
en- garf / Sanger, NorbairIta, %
Senrc Gum or mi beilo9Iogt. Sorrp
OIiou % "5ribune" .8urrciponoenter
aeelcp loo iig al StenSlano MARIE ri
al fro. at ban blot baooe $4,000
reo iig pan iut 6Iust; nter1 unde
soms Ioliti por life ioa %lettroenoe,
GA set bor faat Sirsrc i $4,000,
9orifc han a~nSenitehS bar mere
9dabaano.
llScufor Stenslarbs forrise Snnt
on Receinerens 8ortor our Der IRE
Soa Sen ste Sttober ct belt Sprsr,
ca Qolafferne par De prrite. Hecel'
rer Setser bar fIpttet fit aontor neo
til spoiiSen, % Oct gap a%nleonIns
I'll BET Wpste, at ban bar atat. 10
EIoffe al Iolafter itormeoe inc ! Sen
9panina. bpor ban miSlertiSis bar
Ieiet ia IND. Oa De 1T bore Of ban
euomi beboIoer i'm &cit bleo De 70
lisc oa frrneSe ita-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

Mporlig Mnflags. en- Wonb peb
Rapn SisuaIo granoertbors bIep ITO.
fte ltge arreiteret / minneapolis. 8aa
geien til Stationen bsbe ban, 90 Sig.
ipnSiurpen timber, at bans 8so ifpl.
beS Misbanbline fra Bolitibetientene
Reter Quits % 8iQiams Iungers
SHE. Ceres Sag oil mi blioe be.
banblet az 8ran0iurpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
gerar Sfopene. Solicit / San Ser.

gerar Sfopenc! Solicit / San Ser.
nGrSino Gountp ! California bar
Giennem i'm San0elsforening benz
renbt Jig til 9rpiibent H~ooieOelt meo
gesiering ON, at Sanbsitpringen
maa binbre BEN III paagaaenoe E6e'
Iegaelie al bore Stooe. a~nisgnin.
gen fremboISer, at oe Sorereoe Sta'
ter bar SperbsibeO oper, booo Der nj,
er i SGnberne paa @nfeltmanb eaer
&orporationer, % at Re9ieringen
maa ie til, at Sfopene 6epareS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

parite Sermt.

Sprtr SHELTER uoer belle anistet =
irembraete ifrstfelie &loe-aars
SebaneIing af 9agen siorbe intrt
eoSt % blep acknowledgements
SeIs uu iaa rene ium nuseniinoe
- alabama Game.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

Stsrbanbel. Sra Stem gorf meo.
SeIeS, at llniteS States Steel Gorpo.
ration bar leiet SernfeIterne paa
WSeSiu6e.8 psaen / ct. 2ouis Count
tp, Winn., al Somes S. Sill % ifaI
betaIe bom soSt for at faa uonptte
benz. S De fsrite 10 slar ifaI ban %
bans faa Wcbeiere ia fra $1,237,50
til $12, $4,000 on garet / Seize, alt
efteriom 8roouftionen blir. Wan me-
ncr, at Der Iiegcr 400 Miaioner
Cons SernmaIm / SiaS ReSiabe
Iange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Sorifieuiet.

Or. Ulaioe beforSrst. StpreIien
for Den Soretebe airfes College
SpOfane, @aib.. bar faIoet 9r. g.
g.. 9lnioe, iom MI er Brofesior neo
ct. OLAF College / RortbfielS, til
gr9ii6ent for 6en npe SfoIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

Bro ipigter. Soer Sconto SAILS,
8is., er Der en- 9ro, og ga 80 Sfole'
bsrn itob noe paa Sen / Sreoags %
Iaa paa SosierL iaIot en- Del al Den
neo % ooIbte en- itor lllpffe. GIT @ut
peo 0apn Sobn S]eiterdepner bleo
eiebIiffelig SrGbt, 29rer &ewcomb
% 4 gsrn foar aloorlig til Sfaoe;
16 andre Hap lettere. 8anoet er
grunot, men Strsmnten par itrio o9
tog 90 Of @Srnene 900 CARDS
neoooer. Gre Yiger % en- Chit ipp'
peoe meaem SIP og' DOB, ba Sele'
grammet afienbtes. 5Iere al 8nt'
terne iprang i'm Bel bu BET begTnSte
at fnage i 9roelb og unb9if 6oren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

: Spuoocu5 Strife Der / @nen bold.
tes Der y&siiOuSieit / SenSagS.
groi. DR.. &aur. 2arieu prRoitcne
ON 6ormih0a9eu, "a Der ooto9es ct
Sifer Ill %uorartsiionen. On 81.
tcrmlSoaBat prn&feOt 9aitOr u.
@orge, % Der bIso ofpet Ill 9pmis.
iioueni Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

SpmaItiuen "Susoeuren", iom pt
ienote efter for to War iiSeu. er | ale
Seniscrber en- lIomrrfet aoo Raifiue. ia,
i;se iaa soo 90 iuui iom be, Der toItsr
BET bnbbeIn, Trs, Sobn u. Sohriou,
GcIfag. q. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

Stpen.-S StebIanooiHc, Soma. MrS.
Saralo Stpcn, Ssroag ben Ste Oft, 81 glar
garrmct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
SecOrab % Snle9lr.
SsSsfmb.
Zen she Sftpber 1906.

Mrs. Sarah Stsen, SiqbIonb.
bile, Soma, Ss0e 9srSag Gitermib.
bag I Ell IISer al omtrent 50 Gar.
$lu tit for 2 Tiger iioen ct SIugtiI.
fGloe, iom bun oeLoiS forounot Sol.
gerue Of men bun mautte Suq bolSe
Seugen til fin Geo. Sun efterIaoer
itg NtauS og 5 Born, nemIie SARAH
Steen, Soriten Stsen, NrS. Senrp
Glen o8 Wr&. Z. @iere, iom ole
bor REQ 3tgbIauooiue, % 1rS. Ole
9i0ue / Ecccrab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09

anorelp Sborien SeSc Ssn0og$
@oraen 81. 2 / lit &iem / @eIt 0e.
corab eftcr olntrent 3 0ugc8 Spge.
Ieic. NfbsOc bar ieSt / Sogn, Nor.
sc, for omtrcnt 50 Ior ii0en % folu
/ 13.IorsaI0crcn i'll Imcrifa / 66lge
meo uo9Ic @efienotc fra Ror0e. San
6reD Earning / 9i8bInno &opuibip
iu6tiI for pntrent 10 gar iiocu, ga
han ilptteOc til DEBORAH, bOor ban H.
Ben bar boct. Sans 9ititrll osoe for
beroeO 90 anr iibeu, San ~cfterIa6er
fla 7 norrc gsrn ucrHliG HcIS, EbOr,
9Iuber5 % Senrp IIfre0, ion Dor i
9ordtun Gountp, Diinn., % Otrs.
2r4 &en i SigbIauo SOmUibip, Ga.
refine GborielL GJicagO, o. VtrS.
GnbG5 Glen, GGOrab. @cgraoel.
ien furegonr ira &r,iet GirsoaB5 QtOr.
gen 81. 8 % oco airfen / SigbIauS
3otpnfbtp, boor &iQet itoI bcgrape&,
81. / GftCrnuOOng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-09
Notwithstanding.
Ten Soe Gftpber.
rscprahS Rutsrtnasr.

Spin, choice light ........... s.7s-6. *
3imotbet, pr. 100 Yuuo ...... 5000. 40
&lsper. pr. 100 Suuo .......i .oo-Iz.oo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
SCHOONER FEARLESS.
ketarnS to Aberdeen, and
Found Without Lights
by Union Picket
Boat. One of
Crew Drowned

The schooner Fearless, which was at
tackled by some union sailors just before
she sailed from here last June, returned
to Aberdeen Friday, and is lying at an
chor off the Lindstrom shipyard. Las
night Agent Gohl, OF the Sailors Union
with three or four men were patrollne
the river with their picket boat, and dis.
covered the Fearless violating the law by
having no lights. Gohl and his men
boarded the craft, and finding no one
aboard, proceeded to unload the rifles
found aboard, with which Capt. Liliquist
had repulsed their attack in June, and
threw the cartridges overheard.
On returning to town, Gohl reported
the vessel for carrying no lights TO Depu.
ty Collector Dorm, who with Chiei
Schneider and a couple of policemen,
went to the Fearless and found her de.
serted as reported. At first it was sus.
pected that the captain had met with an
accident, but this morning he was found
at the Bay View hotel, with his wife,
who arrived here Saturday evening, and
who was seriously i'll all day yesterday.
In order to care for Mrs. Liliquist
ashore, the captain left three men TO
watch the ship. Two of them were put
ashore by the third to get meal, after
which, instead OF returning to the ship,
they went to Hoquiam and had not re-
turned this morning. The third man,
Vance Paker, also left the ship, going to
Cosmopolis, and was drowned while re.
turning, which accounts for the vessel
having no lights at night. Vance Packer,
when returning from Cosmopolis, got his
boat entangledin the stern line of the
schooner Robert Hind, lying at the dock
of the Aberdeen Lumber 4 Shingle Co.,
and was thrown out Of the boat. Being
nuabie to swim, he drowned in sight of a
mill'watchman, who heard hiscries and
witnesse4 the drow ming about Two. blocks
distant. Packer was 25 years Of age, and
had brother OH the Fearless with him,
and another brother and sister living
at Hoquiam.
Upon his arrival, Capt. Liliquist call
ed upon the authorities to prosecute the
parties who attacked his ship in June,
and Prosecuting Attorney Boner is at
work on the case, and is receiving the
hearty assistance OF Sheriff Graham and
Chief Schneider. 1t is also probable
that the boarding OF the vessel last night
by Gohl and his men will be inquired
into
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
Below is the cargo shipments from the
Aberdeen mills:
Summer Diarrhoea in Children

During the hot weather OF the snm-
mer months the first unnatural looseness
OF a child's bowels should have immedi.
ate attention, so as to check the disease
before it becomes serious. All that is
necessary is a few doses OF Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea rem
edy followed by dose of castor oil t9
cleanse the system. Rev. NJ. O. Stock
land, pastor Of the first NJ. E. Church
Little Falls, Mimi, writes: "We have
used Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for several years and
find it very valuable remedy, especi.
ally for summer disorders in children y
Sold by Evans Drug Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
SNEAK THIEVES CAPTURED.
Joseph jenkins and "Sunny Jim" Are
In the Tolls.


Joseph Jenkins and James McLaugh.
lin, better known as "Sunny Jim," were
arrested Friday, charged with stealing
the baggage OF guests at the Del Monte
hotel.
Some time during Wednesday night,
baggage belonging to John Davis and
John Lathen, loggers, was stolen, and
no trace left OF the thieves. The next
night Landlord Pratsch laid in wait in a
belief they would return. His hunch
was correct, and about one O'Clock Fri.
day morning his watch was rewarded by
catching jenkins in the act of carving
off bundle OF stolen property. Pratsch
Immediately leveled revolver on the
burglar, and held him until the arrival
OF Officer Durand, who took him TO the
city Jail.
jenkins confessed having robbed the
hotel the night before, and took the off.
Ger to the several places where he had
cached the puader. He had sold some
OF it at the Grays Harbor Furditure store,
which was recovered.
While the collection OF stolen goods
was being made, Chief Schneider re-
ceived a telephone message from the
same store that man was trying to sell
rasor that was believed to have been
stolen. An officer was sent there, and
gathered in "Sunny jim" the rasor
having been identified by John Davis as
being stolen along with his other DOS.
sessions from the hotel.
At the hearing before Judge Fox Sat.
'urday it transpired that Sunny Jim had
found the rasor where jenkins had
dropped it, on his way to Jail, and he
was released. while jenkins was sent to
the county Jail in default of $500 bail.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
We lead THE WORLD
ABERDEEN IS GREATEST LUMBER
SHIPPING PORT IN WORLD.
Semi-AnnuaI Lumber Statistics Show
Aberdeen the Greatest Individual
Lumber Shipping Seaport in the
World. Eastern Rail. Shipments
Have Wonderfully Increased.

"TEe semi annual lumber statistic
this year reveal a phenomenal increase in
eastern rail shipments from Western
Washington and a very substantial in.
crease in the cargo shipments Of the
Pacific Northwest.
"The increase in the rail business fig
ures 255, 100000 feet Of lumber. The
cargo shipments run l37 SOB $50 feet in
excess OF the figures for the first six
months OF last year." says the Pacific
Lumber Trade Journal in its August
issue, just out. Continuing, the Journal
says:
1.-The curtailment policy OF the shingle
manufacturers, together with recent
labor troubles, have produced decrease
OF 617 cars of shingles, which is very
satisfactory to the trade, in view OF the
light demand in the eastern consuming
territory during the spring and summer
months. If the decrease were l ,677 cars,
the shingle trade would be better salts
fed, but in view OF the large number of
new mills that have started operations
this year and the increased capacities OF
many of the old mills, the fact that there
was curtaiment OF over half hundred
cars indicates the power Of the Shingle
Mills bureau in regulating the supply to
the demand.
During the six months under review
many cargo mills have been entirely orr
partially closed for improvements, and
this feature, together with the steam
schooner lockout and the scarcity OF
vessels generally, makes the increase in
cargo shipments fsfethe more remark.
able.
1.-THE domestic cargo reports show that
without advancngYpricesA tossthe San
Francisco trade. hssmsnulacturers have
given preference to.*oasle-s from the
stricken city to such an extent that the
San Francisco receipts have jumped to
l9,636.707 feet, as compared with lS4,-
456 100 feet for the first six months OF
last year, when normal conditions pre-.
vailed.
"ln cargo shipping Aberdeen has made
record which probably puts the busy
little Grays Hatbor metropolis ahead OF
New Orleans, as the greatest individual
lumber shipping port in the world.
Portland ranks next to Aberdeen, and
Tacoma seems to be coming rapidly to
the front as the rival OF Portland, having
advanced from seventh position among
the cargo cities to that Of third place"
The standing Of seventeen leading
cargo shipping ports is as follows:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
WORKING THEIR WAY,
Some Students in Public Schools De.
sire Employment to Paw Ther Wav

A number OF students in the Aberdeen
schools each year pay their way through
school by work outside OF school hours.
Supt. H. NJ. Cook, Of the city schools,
and Principal R. B. Kellogg, OF the High
school, are very glad and anxious to as.
sist students in this way, and often are
asked by citizens to recommend or name
students who desire such aid. Pros.
pective students who desire such assist.
ance and citizens having housework or
other employment are requested to make
their wants known to either gentleman.
At the present time Supt. Cook has a
call from one OF the best homes in the
city for girl to assist in the home and
attend school, and is looking for stu.
dent to fill the place. 9s.2t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-20
A Mystery Solved

"How to keep off periodic attacks OF
biliousness and habitual constipation
was mystery that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills solved for me-" writes John N.
Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind. The only
pills that are guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction to everybody or money re.
funded. Only 25 cents at Evans Drug
Co. and Postoffice Pharmacy. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Chicago, 2; Detroit, I.
sHRECK AND HART. T,
New Workers Will See Heavy
weights Fight This Week.

Especial to The mes-DlspatcnD VIII
NEW YORK, April 29.-Mike Shrek
the Chicago heavyweight, who is match.
cd to meet Marvin Hart at the opening Of
the Twentieth Century Athletic Club, in
Madison Square Garden, next Thursday
night in n four-round bout, has arrived
In New York and taken up training quar-
tiers at tho New Polo A., G. Shrek will
work there In the gymnasium every day.
and has EXPRESSED his willingness to take
on any OF the aspiring honvy-weghts in
his workouts. Shreck's road work will
be done on tho outskirts of town and
through Central Park.
contest at Johnson's. road-house on ,Je-
rome Avenue, where Terry McGoyern has
trained for so many important battles
When Hart was first secured by the
Twentieth Century A. G.. couple OF
weeks ago. he went Immediately 70
French Lick Springs to tone down q bt
before settling down to hard work.
This bout between Hart and Shreck. the
best that has been seen IN New fork
since the days Of the Horton law, is but
n cocktail as 1t We're. for tho many
treats the club has In store, as only tho
highest class entertainments Will be given
ut the semi-monthly stays l.,
One OF the rules OF tho CLUB, when VIII
BIO rgidlY enforced, is upon, the election
az new members. The admit lance TO en-
tertainments Will be limited strictly to
members. and the last meeting OF tho
Membership Committee prior to the Hart
Shreck entertainment will be held at
O'CLOCK next Thursday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
WHAT AMERICANS
ARE DOING ABROAD

! tenn A. C.,1third. md Harry Cohn irish
American A. c.. fourth.
Team Swimming Race.--Amercan team
OF four. was fourth.
One Hundred Metre Swimming Race
Won by G. NJ. Daniels, New York A.#C.
Time, I'm. 1885,
One Hundred Metre Dnsh.-Won by
Archie Hahn. Milwaukee a. c.; +. r.
Noulton, Kansas City a. c.. second.
'rlme, Il l-5s.
Throwing the Discus. Won by Martin
J. Sheridan, Irlsl-American a. O.. break
Ing tho worlds record, with Al metres 10
centlmrtres.
Throwing Sixteen Pound shot.--Won by
Martin J. Sheridan, Irlsh-Amcrlcnn a. c..
with 10 metres S21k centimotres.
Throwing the .Stone.--Mnrtin j. 3herl-
dan, Irish-Amcrlcan A. c., second to
Gcnginns, OF Greece 1855
Standing Broad Jump.-Won by Ray c..
Ewry New York a. c.. with 3 metres
30 centmetres. Martin J. Sheridan and
Lawson Robertson, 81rish-Amerlcan A. c.,
we're second and third, respectively.
Running Long Jump.-Won by Myor
Prinstein, Irish-American A. G.. with
Z metres 20 centimetres. Hugo Friend,
Chicago A. a.. was third.