Aberdeen herald., June 11, 1896, Image 4

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COTT £S GARDEN.
I'd glad tiat ?; rtnpUne'i e-rzjnj
lit day» art *iia,
U>>. wicttr riir-t. vs crer
W;ti its s&iTr s*.-. rra.
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Tiat fcc- tt'.U ~zk-: for ce
Tie Unit card.-.
Tii! - Ttr yea did set.
Ar. i wbta jaaja has :t
Ili girt it loss w care*
Aai ri:=fc ti* EJSV-r: f .-jrers
An- fciTt titn tTtrjwhtrc-
I '.i atad yea &U a v.citt,
A prar aai a rofc: ,
Ar. i iasttrcuj and J '-' -_ T
Aid t t. ry tai t£at gTM-rs.
Aid we rcM j lar:t fc-« other «>» -p
The fctad tint's gxA to tat.
Si -a-.; caa help the poor fcita
Va:. live oq ovt laO: -jtr«t.
A- i -wits nv g-aritc * * - • - v- : .
Yen all cast «a« and see
It grownig la tie little Vje
Paja Lis CAie for —t.
-Wi-arfr-nri
BEAUTIFUL JAVA.
lu v»wrj Said tn Be an Example of
Tropical Perfection.
The scenery cf Java is, I think, trop
ica! perfection. N 3 sameness in the
landscape wearies the eye. All is valley
and mountain, cultivated with teauti
ful crips—irrigated rice fields, emerald
green stretches cf tall, waving maize,
small thickets cf tambcos, gracefully
tending to the tre---z-— r with
a tropical verdur. only equaled in beau
ty ty the f .rests if s-uth America. Be
ing enly midday when we arrived at
Tassiimalaya, we ordered tiffin and two
carts to ie ready an hour later to take
us cn thi.3 mile stage to Band jar. Sj at
2 o'clcck we were once m are en route in
the usual c-c«veyaix*s of small awning
covered carts—each drawn by three
ponies—one for ourselves and the other
f *.r the baggage. F:r the first few hours
we passed frequently through small vil
lages, where the jenies were- watered,
and our drivers chatted with the fruit
sellers* and sm ied small tapering cig
arette*, which taey booght for a quarter
penny the packet.
The List part of the journey was
through tall jungle, and as the sun had
set some two h ours befire cur arrival
at cur deettnaticn, it was no easy mat
ter for the drivers to keep the r .ad m
the inky darkn- .-a Finally a long, steep
hill to:k us c.wn fr.m the comparative
coilaess of a high altitude into the
fetid swanps where lies the tewn
Bandjar. At first sight y. u w;uld think
these swampw inhabited, in such myriads
dj the fire files fiit to and fro. cr hang
motionless, lamplike, in the misty air.
giving one the idea cf the lights cf
seme distant village. All the natives
fceres, iis elsewhere in the island h: Id
the white man in great awe, ani as
you pass alcng all d:ff their hug-e tr.m
mei hats, and seme kneel fcy the way-
Band jar there are n: hotels, tut the
Lmtch government pr_vides freest;p
ping f.r travel-i:—hrry. tumi.e
c.'-vn places for the most part —where a
caretaker will lock after them i r a
•'conaderatiGn."" — Westminster Be
view.
African Dw( Palm.
Of late ye-ars thi dwarf paid so abun
dant in Africa has be«n profitably util
ized by French artisans, the leaves, it is
s'jii&i, furnishing 50 per cent ci a fiber
v.h>ch is extensively used a-f a cheap
substitute for horsehair, according to
the following process: The fiber is ex
tracted either by r, .r d c-cmbing or It
means of drx-frith needles f.-.d V—.-t--
worked t y steam p. wer. The cr«»- fi">?r
is twisted cr curled is it# raw state and
finds several applications. The black
sort is at first dyed in baths cf rulphate
of iron and logwood. then twisted and
again dyed. This fiber, it is alleged,
pjssesees two advantages over anin.il
fitter, which have ltd to iw extensive
employment, it being exempt from in
sect destrucTk n and some 75 per cent
less expensive than horsehair. There
are, it is said, large w i rks is Algeria,
where the leaves are bought in large
quantities and the fiber cleaned cn a
commercial scale. In Oran one fact-try
prepares daily some 60 bales cf 200
p-junds each. In another, by a partjcr.ir.r
process, a firm prepares the material
black and brilliant, without smell or
d ust, at the rate cf 50 t- ns per month.
As material for the coarser deecripti ®s
cf paper it has also proved serviceable.
—New York San.
A Baltimore Carriers' Stamp.
Dr. John Morris cf this city ha# in
his j»ss*k?i : n a stf.ap which** issued
by the carriers of Baltimore antecedent
to the inauguration of the- free dei'very
system. Dr. Morris was j.;ranast«r ci
Baltimore from 1*57 to IMI, and it
was during his administration that the
earners' stamp •was employed here. It
is a 1 cent stamp.
The stamp was issued by the carriers
for their own convenience. The system
obtaining at that time, by which they
collected the <x« ci pjstage fr.m jAtroa*
cf the ptstal service to whim ktsexs
were delivered, wins troublesome to the
carriers, and in order to save thetb&elvee
the iooonvenience, the earners institut
ed this stamt- I: was continued until
the act of c-:ngresswas passed establish -
ing free delivery. The stamp is a great
rarity, very few :f them in exist
ence.—Baltimore American.
aitnctiK to BicyciteU.
"Have you visited the Phipps' con
servatory lately. Miss Gaswell*"
"Ko, Mr. Dukane, I haven't."'
"I think y.u would enjoy a visit very
much You are such an enthusiastic
wbeelwoman."
"Pardon me, but I do not exactly see
the connection between a c>:nstrvatc*y
and bicycling."
"Well, the conservatory is full of
bloomers, you see. " —Pittibtug Chreai
cle.
The smaller the drink the clearer the
bead and the cooler the blood, which
ar> gnat benefits in temper and bos:-
n<ss. —Willnuu Penn.
Delaware people are called "Mus*-
rats." us allusion t • the f rm<r abnu
dance • f these animals.
Cure for Hctdxche.
As a remedy fat all forms of Ilea lache
Electric Fitters lias proved to be the very
best. It eSects a permanent ore and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who
are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give
this remedy a fair trial. In cases of ha
bitual constipation Electric Bitters cures i
by giving the needed tone to the bowels, j
and few cases long resist the use of this
medicine. Try it once. Larg? bottles
only 50 cents at W. B. Paine Co.'*,
dru£ store. i
On Int*n>e«lnf
If it is worth toe while cf a public
:nan to grant an interview at all it is
rertainly w rth his •while that it should
be d.ne well, and it can ollv be done
well if he condescends to step down
frim his pedestal and co-operate almost
?n collegue with the interviewer. In the
first place, the interviewer, who )■..« had
j large experience in his craft, is a
specialist. He is more likely than the
interviewee to understand the conditions
which go to the cons traction of a suc
cessful interview, and therefore he
thould be allowed a tolerably free hand
as regards form and arrangement. Per
vnaily, cf course, I always take suck
as rapidly as I can of the interviewee
and consult his h smcr in everything.
After all, he is the person most inti
mately concerned with the success of the
joint production, as it ia his name with
r-hich the public is concerned and net
that of the interviewer, who is almost
I am always in his debt for the con
cession of the interview, and if be wishes
it be rnait be largely maKer cf its man
ner. I am only suggesting that the
wisest plan, after the original art ci
gracilis coadesrensi a has teen com
mittee! is m f :rget f.r the brief hour ci
the int-rview that y :-u are- a Jupiter and
the other man a Hack beetle. I>:n't
imagine that he is nv>>earily tmcccver
-an: with asairs pilitic&l ct literary.
Why. a rismg politician actually ex
plained to me i.:w a m:st elementary
wcrd should be spelled—juite cf his
:wn motion too. I was in no difficulty
■whatever. In my soai I rememler that
I iegan to sibilate "prig." bet I sup
pressed :ui :kly the nascent naughtiness.
—Natunal Review.
Wiere Water I» Mara,
A- B Ellis, while cn a visit to As
?rnsica island met an c!d frtend, who
•hxk hands, reached down a o.<»t frim
a and put it on, say*, *~gi
•"Exrase my not patting co a thirt,
will you?"
• 'Of cocrse, ci course," replied Mr.
EllU. "Take off mere of your clotbes if
you'll feol mere comfortable. "
"K-no. It's not that, tat the fact is I
haven't a shirt clean enough to paten."
Mr. Ellis could only murmur his sur
prise at this strange circumstance and
endeavored to look sympathesic. The
friend continued, "I dare say yea think
it edd that I don't have them washed'-"'
Mr. Ellis, hardly kntwring what to
say, inquired. y:c>"
The friend unf:lded a hirrible tal- t?
the e2tct that tne vater supply ci tne
island c-josiswd prmcipaliy "4 what
was distilled by a c>:nSensor, a frail
drips and Brandeth wells: that vik;
•was always si scare* that it was sered
times I*7 -* tw i ga— >ns a day i*er *-
When ekxhes w«e s«eit to tie wash,
the wat-sr for washing them had to be
sent with them. But the c:oden»a at
' that time hadbeen rutcf crtx* far same
nine or ten days, and everybody on the
island had pet cn sn-on allow i»,
so that they had net enough f'j crick
ing. much less for washing either them
selves or their clothes.—Portland Ore-
! ganian.
As ruapocUc Ciiimmi 11 « Pratwkiß.
Miss Mary Grace Thca-nt-on, daugh
ter cf the Brinsa embassador. describes
the coronation ci Alexander 111 cf Rus
sia in Century. The writer •-I was
certainly disappointed in the bit of the
prweseon that I looked f.rward to
' mist—the 'Deputes des Peat lades Asi
• ariques sisumises a la Hussie,' which
• promised to be the mist original, sine
thing that c ne could se* in Huisia only.
The opening of the j r «ie=sk«i was ehar
aeterietic: Eo«lov. the bead cf the po
lice, and 12 policemen. Then came the
emperor's private escort, very handscme
■ in red and gild, tw-C:s«ark regiments,
the C issack deputies, *nd my friend*
the Asiatics. Xo winder I didn't find
them impc-sing, for just a? they were
1 passing the brands struik up the national
hymn, the bcrs-es and the dep
• uties e a oonfuacd mclinging
'to their h.,.rws' nan-* The cwner cf a
very beautiful yelliw silk .draeing
• gi/wn —all the ir coemmes 1 -i ked like
I dressing gr>wu=—kept fcis beid and his
seat, but I saw the khan cf Khiva's
huge black fur hat bobbins up and
4;wn in a most tm-khan-ny way.''
» Wind ftri
The means by which wind mar be
me-asired by its s.:und is a r.-:velty in
" midern scientific rese&rrh t. ■which the
' arsentica ci the National Academy ci
S:ieaoes has been drawn by Pr: feasor
Bans. 3c as«»irt*- that the whistling ci
the wind as it crosses & wire Tar.es with
the Telocity. and thai thit can t«=- com
puted from the i itch cf the nite ob
served in ~ase cf a given diameter ci
■w-jv and a erv«n air temperature. A
sper-ial micr: meter auaihment ran be
made to ccmrey tie sound, isolate*! from
ether noises, to the observer at a dis
tant*. Thus every grist ana variation ci
the wind can be studied in way,
and an idea ci tie actual direction cf .
the gust can i* hid It means ci the
sounds obtained fr.n three w-_res placed
at right angles to cue so ether.
Oa* UoUiwoa R&tnd of Ltlan.
Householder—hers. I've neve?
had a chance cf talking to anrVjdv
through that telephone iujc* ycra pet it
in. I am always tcld they are busy.
Collector—VChy don't you call epeoe
of the gixls at central? They're never
busy. —Brooklyn Life.
The? Peeled Them.
"Children, I bop* yoa peeled the ap
ples before earing there?"
"Ye«, mother, dear."
'' WTbat have yon dene with the
tags?"
"Oh, we ate them after!"—Families
blatt
Wly Be Cbupd.
"Heard von sold year bene* and
tought a wheel?"
"Yep I prefer the present spin to the
:.i=t ssan. " —' Plan. iKaler.
. !
Maid. Wife or Widow
ise*3 never fear to take that c<>ntep.s
plated trip to Chicago via the t'nicn
Facin C system. Its cars are hea'.tr-l by
steam, illuminated by the Pintscli light,
and they run through from Portland to
Chicago, without chaste, in the fhort
tiiea of 3 1 . days. Ask E. B. FVnn. a_*»nt,
Aberdeen, about it.
1
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FOR SALE.—One of the finest quarter
blocks in North Aberdeen. Will be sold
at a bargain if taken soon. Apply at this
offive.
Silent on That Topic.
"I re»3 a very interes-ing article toe
other day,said the lar.o'v?r, who vr:.s
p residing at the breakfast table coffee
pot.
"On vhat subject?" asied the stir
boar ier as he toe k his second cap.
'"I: was by seme celebrated scientist,
bet really I'Te !•: rgotten his name—v-ry
distmgtii«bed man. thoagn, I asnre
yon."
'"But what did he say, Mrs. Hasli
troft?" asied the pretty acho: ina'am.
4 'It was on th« subject of o.ffe<? drink
ing. He said that the coffee drinking
habit was one which grows uj>:n its
slaves with all the force of the craving
for intoxicating tiqa: rs."
At this she ixied significantly at the
rtar btorder, who was handing tip his
tup f r replenishment.
'' I wish I conld qu: t ? his exact words.
I have the clipping tip stair? some-wheT* 1 .
and I'll try to find and pass it sxctmd
am-:ng the ladies and gentlemen It was
really a wtnderful article. It went ex
haustively into the chemical crnstirtients
tfeeffee. Altogether he maies a s-r rg
:-as>e against crffee and shows its delete
rious effects ap: n the human system. "
!' Sirs. Hashcr?ft. "said the star brari
er as be again passed tip his cnp. "only
half fnil this time, please. Thanks. I
want to ask a questicin about y.'Ur soi
entist and his article.''
"Go on."
"What did he say wis the effect on
the hnman system :f the articles c*:m
--r TL=*:<i L*nsos nN
stitutes f: rc: ffee?"—Detroit Free Press.
A Bit of California Climate.
"My mtr.doct::c to Calif, rma can.;
in the shap* cf a d:e>e of pneumonia. "
declared the fat h 2»emaa from N" —
Orleans. "I came ever the s: nth-: m
route-, and eroding tie M:;ave desert :t
•was hotter than the iinces rn the rates
cf Tc-pbet. When I went to bed, I
thought I w;uld be baked like a Christ
mas p:g t*f„re morning. I threw all the
bedclothes erf and lay perspiring f:r a
cocmle cf b:urs brf:re I cc-uli *et to
sle>ejx
'' some time in the night I vrcke up
and could hardly m:ve hand or fxt. I
thought I was baked tc a crisp. After
pinching myself alive and working my
limbs a little I came to the o.nrluso n
that I had b*en 1 :cked in a refrigirat :r
rar and was cq o:ld storage. I studied
tie master f or a few minutes and --*."y
remembered where I had rugit to be. I
felt ar:und f:r my brdclr-theis, bnt
some cf my neiehb:rs must have felt
xli I did and bid see leu * ~
I had ynst enctigh and ssreag-h
toe res! :< the night t: thi-ne :cl He
—San Fran:is:>: P.f
Ln. Peter*. xiat -£xjT.?r*r.*
Dr. Peters r:j>» tt:k a to.k entitled
"New L:ght :n I>irz Africa. — wh::h
hr- ah:"W5 tIS the s_Tt f *'g-; t" ~. T v-t
w;rk has tir:wn :n that tr.ntm-nt. In
he rrarted :: tic- ~'-• ~-
rrrer in British Ea-t Africa at tn-e b~ad
cf an armed fcsoe cf Small Befcre tbe
end cf thai month. by tne capcT-g ;1
a ca£», be lost, seme I :ads :f
of beads I pj=&rsc^l'' Ee- c.:-n:inn-:c
his journey, a; he tells m, "—its;-;
any articles of barter.
He of cctsr* had not snflrient fxd
with y ?r*-. to last f:r the wh?le j: nrr.-:y.
and could not hare carried it if he had.
Is coQseqneaoe, as he explains, '"the
determination to advance witbent the
requisite articles of barter csx f:r all
decided the character the expedition
•was for the future to b-?ar. " As the car
avan was obliged to got f :>:d and had
00 ocoey with •which to buy it, feed
bad to be stolen.
The subsequent history of the expedi
tion is therefore one long story of raid,
loot and massacre. N:■ traveler has fol
lowed in Peters' footsteps with:tit feel
ing the ill effects of the distrust cf E--
rrpeacs that has resulted fr: m hj ac
tion. The harm be did cannot be un
done in loss than a generati: n. — Satur
day Review.
Prtveat«d > Www of Powder.
A good story ci Major Macdcnald is
told tv the London Chronicle. Tie
plncky major o~.Tr,~th'yi~ii a battalion ci
Sndaneee at tie battle of Tifiii—trave
blacks who -were dented to him and
2'.Ted hits like a father. Dnrmg that
tattle they disobeyed him for the first
time. Xi« •wily dervishes had lam d:~*~n
a few bnndr&d yards from the Egyptian
f:rce and were deliberately drawing the
fire of the latter by springing tip,
•x aTing their banners and falhng pr:r.e
again in time to escapee the of
bnllets that followed. The- eagerness of
the Sndanese was sn.cn that they orald
aot be made to e*e that thecbject of the
derrishas was to cans« them to ejthanst
their ammunition. Major Maedonald
exh trted, commanded, sw ore in his
flent Araiic, and all to no p-nrpose.
The blacks would "loose off" at their
enemies. So at last. the situation becom
ing despftraw-, he ran forward, and
line be shonwd to bis men, "Xcrw, if
too cw fire, fire thr .ngh me I"
That Faraiiiar Cloud.
"E>ah is a co dis 'semblag?, I zt
sorry to say," Joses as
he be Id bis raz-.r ifrrweec: the po* aid
his at ySka.
"Is dai?" aske>i the maa wbo was
re.y-H-g for tit m-.:.--y ratbex aervc-^s
iy-
' i ~ It a— r_. i*- it*'-. - "** ar~ * ~
has, bs: ■whea de sizfc cb das hai hap.
pins ter be £ve <ktK>sa yvh kin jes' bet
da: do cl'.-ad an chock iml cb tr txhlt
Yen year me?"—l>etr.:t Fre* Pre*
The ge«es* aad c-raz.es .f y .rth Aia-T
--iea fy rr.m-.nl v winter in the West Indies
lad in the- valleys cf the Amazon and
Oriaocc, but gre-it flocks f Them have
beta seen cr:«eiag the south Atlantic in
t : C-T!mum- critics t'v lound £«x -A. *•*•
PJaaoi.
T:,ere are mary cheap, in?-.--';: j
in she market which can V* obtained on
almost any ter-r.=. They art dear any
price. A high-class instrument mav cost
3 !it;!e more, bur it is cheapest in the
end, besides being superior in tone ar.d
volume, aci tnach m jie satisfactory.
Such a one is She Wing ;iano. You cm
have Swenty days trial of i: without c> -t.
and if not satisfactory it may be returned.
Terms reasonable. For particulars call
or address The Herald. sf
Bring your job printing to the- Herald '
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5.:..>? .! ..*:ebv give:. th»: the f
Towncbipe 15 -::<i 16 north, Tian.-J o
«*st. have b.-en re:ei'.\i a-t t.-.e
*... »* : la: -J on z> in thi- c:
F:i lay, Jr.'.y 3, IM, at i< o'clock a. m..
sr.:r. -r. i after s: i i sa'e '. .is . :r e
-II bl E.r. Vsr : | .«' L |
lor the entry of iar.ls in sail township*.
Jr-t F. Mvai-nv. I:-gi-ter.
Nolict cf AMicnmeol
la •:> > :perior C-yurt f Cnirii.i -w : y.
Waabing - ..n.
1:. :a* matter of tie a--ig\ ae:»t f
Covaid Uruusr and Liiai j. Hil*
(HT. inaoiveiit debtor*. <A
W». .r.g- ,3. I.' t: 5 •. •'.« -: o: tr.»ir
cieJitor?.
Soticw i« kmbr ptcn that EJcnd
11 albert and Lasm J. Halbwt, hi* vile,
c: *he vitv <>f A>«r le-»r.. Cheaali*count;.
•.V.J . g-»r. i i. At r l . »ike
a voluntary aaaignmeot to the 'jtiier
sigr.e i. Fratk L Carman. ' », 'i.eir
: ■ pertr, real, personal and rrixe-d. for
i-ct.en" A all their mdilon, ua-ier
a: iby rt ;e -A tie U".- ' » -"''e of
Wall.- j" t :. iii -'i .t. <•»-«-- made and pr>
v! ied: srri aii cpf-di'.ors of the ra ! i
lanponin hereby notified t> pre»en;
their c]aiii<e '.>• ir>«. dn'y veri;ie>i oitder
o&ti>. with'r. : rs..r.t:> fr.r;i tae dale
of and ftnt i ablication -A. thiano'ioe. My
po»toffioe a ; i'w A --r iecr.. <. h*i.-a. «
c.3n!v. Wa-*.rigt
Date J, Jiay T. 1- -
F a K I- C '.B.M '.S.
N. W Aa-igne-e.
A't rr.e; for gr.^i.
fit:'.i.'cat. :., May 1 ; '»).
CATARRH
LOCAL U DISEASE BSSUSI
a-.i it tse ttvHof eeWt and
iiKCtn thmzttc VK
J: e*i beenl by % p.euaz.'. FKVfQra Be
rt-*ij wi -i J x*i di- it jWM
r«-_ y ±*-o tie eokt-as. Be
ir_? ;r>j.y
rt tf Hoi tt.
Ely's Cream Balm
Is to S>« tie teo*t thorraii ce?*for
Nut! CkjttE, Co d In Ees-i led Hit Fertr of a.
I; MCJ tri C'lt-W tie - t.
LJT| :n_- ir i -*1 1.:: -. itt.i tie »or«. pro
tect tie sermtf frtza eo'.di.re?: -
of - Pr.se s>>- »:X>m;r-i*.iorbytr.i-l
EiT BHV7HZES, « Wt-rti Street, Sew Vort
A Might} Bcflder.
As an inrigoraSor an 1 '-uHier o; of
broken dor.v. tissues. Wilbur's Fnget
sound 8100 l B;riner car.not be excelled.
If von have pimples or sorec of any kir. l
on yonr body, by taki;:g a f?ir bsttles cf
this medicine th?y m ill soon dis-aj pear.
For riieumatisßi the medicine never fails.
fl.tX> per bottle. For sale by druggists.
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ABEKLECN MAKKETS.
Ww •« r .tl Lf of o«> of pab]i ration, an J
*t- . ' i -■« the week.
GROCERIES, PKOVISION#, ETC.
••*••. 'rt ' " i ':! TaNSEE.
J-—*. k M.25;Ca1..',-.1,.
..',-.1,. M,oi,
Wncas—\\ £} per liiimdmL
v•.?»—» • • - $1.00; com
-11/ot .
.«• j*r ten.
Bar—Tknothr, haled, flo.W.
"■—l'.*it .... 7 .; cvvt.
Daisr Piuofct—lunch batter, fresh
" - ••• i» r t'- i: California
1 a'jsery. bx. '. Hap
. 12-jC per Jo«» n.
Kcoan—puwdeted and cube,
granulated, lo.'T; golden C, fj.25:
C.
CvrrEt—Ar'ns-.k.e's. 2".. per lb; other
i. ■ is. 2> ;t.< ier ih.
J.'ir.li l'ure {>.-r .•.
'ins TEA—MX-. »>.c, Toe.
EaC- N — •. .:11c per 111.
"" G.iK-ci'i:El> Ham— 11c |<*rib.
MKAT AND LIVE stock.
Corretttd by il. STOEcae.
hr.r.T—Live *e;ght, first-class £teers.
o .
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* ' r; n—Live weight, 3 l t c.
I! /»s —I.;ve wc-ig.il, '2-^c,
n C a-il/. — $1.» ,i |2i> i^or
hv-i.
fcl'LLa AND "TAO> —1 - 2 C lb.
I'i.:' CV'-V *—- I'trr 1«.
Calvl*—Live \*:r !L».
I I'lTtY —Domestic lucks, live, $3,00
Ss3.s< f<rr d z.: chickens, |3.&X3f3.50.
T * i;y." —•:< 'j'c V-T • !>.
Tacuma Markets.
WM JLZ-.\IL.
Frvtn Wt:S Coast Trade:
i" - i. — '-Ir. j n r', i-j.-i'.i *-$ -j j).
Scttsb —Creamer}'. 23c; dain-. iro;
'.••>.ilr.g, li-. il-V-.
' Hit-j:—Washington (•:!!, o. half
sir • . c; Ea*tcr». l.'ic.
Kc.Gfc- —>'ric'."y ranch. !!.
1 I.ive cltickan*, $8 50
per to.; tucki, $3.00 213.->.O: gaese,
fC o®#T.oo; t"rke; -. IV§l% per lb.
V>;orr.tßLE» — Cabbages, California.
II.i? per cense': t<ra!tv«. Vakina
|llf«rt n : *IS; <.»nions.
.r.--» »3 a'-> ;■.: tra'j.. 1 ".mips, 7ch*
p-r* >a> k ; Bnti, 75c; Carrots, 75c.
usTvrr —Br..- .IT2.W: short*. $14: i
re.', i barley, }14 iop;d f:-ed. 114.50 !
. chicken w: ea'. »2..•>'•.
Oats—SUK'l, <14 !>?r toil.
H it — l imotbr, est"-, f-she-mmntain*. I
19 5 H^lO.OO: Soond timothy. |7.ooyisß.
K'»s Sol- tonD
w._- a * is-- ma: so ny th >se who a-« up
in u riei.t history. IWe modern wis;
mart, however, is hi who when goins:
•-i.-- So Chicago, or somi otiier far «is- '
Sat.: pint, travels via :!ie Union Pacific
>\s*.em. Ca.l on M. F Benn. agent at
Absrioen. anl i:t will quote voo rate*,
tel! yen about the ihrongh cars to Chicago
and sell y: i tickets as cheap a* any one. '
Re a i the Hekajjj's offer of one dor en
photc-graghs and a year's subscription for
only |2.y>. j
BARGAINS—,
In Real Estate
Good Improved Farm:
THREE MILES FROM ABERDEEN.
120 Acres ! More thau I,alf ot S" oocl bottom land. All of it
slashed 20 acres in cultivation. 50 fruit rees,
three \ears old. Story and a half house 20x30. Barn 30x60.
Store house 16x22. The price on this is actual value, and it will
pa\ \ou to investigate it if you want cheap land. Accessible to
Aberdeen by water or road.
A Neat Home:
A six room house, with bath room, sink, closets, all in good
condition, with its own water system. This house, with two lots,
50, 01 will trade ior team ot horses, wagon and harness, cows
or young cattle.
Cottage on North Beach:
A delightful sunituer resort. Price, $500. Terms easy.
Timber Claim:
spr,,K
- f - DOLLARS will buv a corner lot on Market
street, it taken soon.
can qU t UKVkS iU thC d S Wh l
Lewis* addition lor $100." ' * housc and lot in EvanS &
Address :
JAM lis F. GIRTOX,
Aberdeen, Washington