Aberdeen herald., October 07, 1897, Image 1

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VOL. XII.
TRKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One your W.OO
Six months 1.00
Three months ■ - r >o
Advertising rntes on application.
Kntereii at the postofltec at Aberdeen, Wash.,
as second class mail matter.
Notices of births, marriages or deaths printed
free. I'orrespondence desired from all puns of
the county. Short communications on topics
of public" interest, when accompanied by tile
name of the writer, will be inserted, the name
preferrably but not necessarily for publication.
JAMES F. OIRTON', Publisher.
OHicial Paper of the City ot Aberdeen.
Neal Dow, tho great opponent of in
temperance, died last Saturday at his
home in Portland, Maine, in tho 04th
year of his age.
Governor Rogers has made a good ap
pointment in naming K. 0. McCrosky as
regent of tlie agricultural collego, to 1111
one of the vacancies.
The Negtos' Protective l'arty ticket is
the fl'th one in the field in Ohio. This
looks as though McLean was giving
Manna a Konald for his Oliver.
Massachusetts Democrats nominated
George Fred Williams for governor unan
imously, and squarely endorsed the
Chicago platform. And that is the way
the free silver sentiment is dying.
The window glass combine, with a
capitalization of $20,000,000, embracing
all the principal plants in the country, is
the latest combination to get a lead-pipe
scinch on the increased tariff rates of the
Dingley bill.
The Spanish cabinet has resigned and
a Liberal cabinet formed with Senor
Sagasta at the head. The policy of the
administration toward Cuba will be con
ciliatory, with prospects of autonomy
similar to that enjoyed by Canada.
Ex-President Hcnj.imin Harrison is
quoted as favoring municipal ownership
of street railways, light and water plants,
etc. Now that a good Republican has
addid "respectability," as the P.-I.
would say, to municipal ownership per
haps other Republicans may overcome
their timidity and also speak out.
The Washingtonian asks, "If the con
sumer pays the tariff why are several
large manufacturing plants in Europe
employing thousands of hands, making
arrangements to move to the United
States?" We don't know that they are,
but. if so it is doubtless to get the bonus
which the Dingley tariff gives "infant
industries" like the sug.ir trust and the
coal combine.
Again has tho dark angel come into
tho home of John Miller Murphy, the
veteran editor of the Washington istan
darj, and taken the brightest blossom
from the home, Hose I'carl, the youngest
of the family, eighteen years old, having
been suddenly called to the better land.
May his sorrow be tempered by the
thought of loved ones on the other shore
beckoning upward.
With this issue the Herald begins its
twelfth volume. Four of its eleven years
have been under the present manage
ment. As in the past so in tlie future
the aim will be to give the news and to
record events without fear, favor or pre
judice, and to work for the good of its
town, county, state and nation. How far
it has done so the public shall judge, and
if the verdict is favorable it will receive
its patronage;-otherwise it is not enti
tled to it. The Herald goes into more
homes in Chehalis county than ever,con
sequently is a desirable advertising me
dium. It solicits patronage upon its
merits, not as a mendicant, believing
that it. gives value received.
The Cosmopolis Enterprise,after doubl
ing the price demanded for its own sub
scription, declares that a young married
man ought to accumulate a thousand
dollars in ten years from a salary of one
dollar a day and board. This would te
$400 a year counting the two dollars a
week extra allowed married men who
board themselves, or $300 to be s|>ent for
the living of himself, wife and growing
family of children. This shows what
kind of living the average gold bug ex
pects the working man to enjoy, when he
says is enough for rent, fuel, cloth
ing, food, doctor bills, etc., of a growing
family.
Drs. Maybe and Mustbe.
Yqp choose the old doctor before the young: one. Why?
Because you don't want to entrust your life in inexperienced
hands. True, the youngf doctor may be experienced. But
the old doctor must be. You take no cbances with Dr. Maybe,
when Dr. Mustbe is in reach. Same with medicines as with
medicine makers — the long-tried remedy has your confidence.
You prefer experience to experiment—when you are concerned.
The new remedy may be good — but let somebody else prove
It. The old remedy must be good — judged on Its record of
cures. Just )ne more reason for choosing AYEH'B Sarsa
parilla in preference to any other. It has been the standard
household sarsaparllla for half a century. Its record Inspires
confidence — ffO years of cures. If others may be good,
Ayer's Sarsaparllla must be. You take no chances when you
take AYEB'S Sarsaparllla.
ABERDEEN HERALD
State Lund Coin missi oner Robert
Bridges proposes tho s'utc shall derive
the benefit of its school and oilier lands,
and is calling upon the railroads for rent
for their rights of way over the same.
One J. F. Norton, writing from Guata
mala, in regard to (lie "awful" time llial
country is having on necoi'nt of free
silver, winds up bis tale of woe by say
irg: "What makes matters worse is that
there is little or no silver in circulation
here." Ah!
Tho attention of our state tlsli com
missioner and legislative tlsli commis
sion is called to a clipping from the
Cathlamet Gazette, printed in another
column, regarding the destruction of
sieelhead salmon in the Columbia river.
If fish wheels must bo permitted tho tlsli
should be given half a chance to get
around them.
The old factional tight among the g. o.
p. forces on the Harbor is getting hotter
over tlie distribution of fedeial patronage.
Let the war go on, it's fun for the rest of
us, who aio looking for Senator Wilson
to make some mistake that will only in
tensify the bitterness and make victory
for the opposition easier next year. Con
servative men recognize good government
when they see it, and are not over par
ticular where it comes from so they get.
it. Good government is obtained when
| the officers are not controlled bv grafters.
The Democratic Alliance, United Dem
ocracy, Populists and labor organizations
have nominated Henry George for mayor
of Greater New York, in opposition to the
candidates of the Tammany and Repub
lican machines. Mr. George stands
squarely upon the Chicago platform, and
will inject the national issues into the
campaign which the Tain many ites were
afraid to do. Including Seth Low there
are now four prominent candidates for
the mayoralty, besides those of the Gold
Democrats ami other minor bodies.
The Cosmopolls Enterprise, after
rusticating for the summer, again ap
pears among our exchanges. W. F.
Pattison is the editor, and his paper is
always a welcome visitor, even though it
is the rankest of the goldbug kind. Tak
ing advantage of the drop in silver the
price has been raised so that it now takes
two silver dollars to pay for a year's
subscription, whereas heretofore one was
all that was required; this notwith
standing that the standard of wages
among its subscribers is stiil on the same
old scale.
The other day I.azard I're res asked the
government to accept $2,000,000 in gold
at .San Francisco and give them a like
amount of currency from the New York
sub-treasury, so they might save the
exper.se of the exchange between the
two points. The government is short of
currency at New York and declined, and
now the bankers and Secretary (iage are
discussing tho proposition of "the gov
ernment going into the banking business"
and issuing gold certificate.* for tho ac
commodation of tho bankers, at tho ex
pense of the government. If gold is such
a good thing let them use it.
The trouble between the president of
state university and the regents, which
culminated last week in the dismissal of
tho foimer, dates back several months,
and appears to have been a contention
over the school of psychology to be
taught. Both sides appear to lie blame
able. The regents should look after the
finances and formulate a general policy
for the university, and if a president can
not be secured who will carry out the
general policy without quarrelling over
psychology, that study better be elimin
ated and left for private institutions. The
public is more interested in tho teaching
at our state institutions of the three It's
and the practical sciences.
A late statement of operations by tho
French system of postal savings banks
from Jan. 1, 1882, to Dec. 111, 1806, is as
follows: Number of depositors, 20,049,-
538; amount of deposits, 3,404.072,171
francs; number of withdrawals, 10,587,-
503; amount of withdrawa15,2,757,270,087
francs; amount of purchases of govern
ment securities, 70,981,341 francs; excess
of deposits over withdrawals and pur
chases of government securities, 030,420,-
143 francs; amount of interest accrued
ABERDEEN, CHEHALK COUNTY, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1897.
to deposilots, 148,592,500 francs The
situation up to I>ec. 111, 1800, was: Num
ber ol depositors, 2,080,730; property of
depositors, 784,850,207 francs. The num
ber of depositors on July .'ll, 1807, was
2,825,220,—Chicag0 Record.
John R, McLean announces that he is
not a candidate for U, S. senator # from
Ohio. His powerful influence will be for
the Democratic ticket just the same, and
in all probability also for (ien. A. J.
Warner, who has entered the senatorial
race.
The Oregonian linds much comport in
one promised effect of the lie* tariff, lis
opinion is: "lleavv importations of
working people from Canada and Cuba
and the threatened transplanting here of
Knglish and German factories will dis
turb few enlightened Americans. This
is one way to building up manufactur
ing." Yes, one way; not a very good
way. Does it help the unemployed al
ready in the country to get work?
"Heavy inportations of working people,"
to be shot down when tliev rise to de
mand half way Christian treatment, is
the trouble just now in Pennsylvania.—
Taeoma News.
Practice economy in buying mcdicinc
as in other matters. It is economy to get
Hood's Sarsaparilla because it contains
more medicinal value than any other--100
doses one dollar.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver
ills.
Notleo.
To aix whom it may CONCEUN : Notice
is this day given that the plat of township
22 n. r. it west, fractional, has been re
ceived at this office, from the office of the
U. S. surveyor general, and the said plat
will be placed on file in this oflice on
Monday, October 25, 1 Si>7, at the hour of
!) o'clock a. m., from and after which d.tte
applications for hind in said township
will bo received.
I'ItANK. (i. Dltt'KHn.U'll,
Register.
#100 Itcnaril! *100
The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at. least one
dreaded disease that, science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Ctire is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the sys
tem, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of Testimo
nials. Address F. J. CHENKY & Co.,
£*"Sold by druggists 75c ' Toledo, O.
Save tlie Stecllioail*.
The closo season in August is only a
myth. It neither furnishes protection tor
the fish nor stimulates propagation. Wo
have reliable information to the fact that
one firm of wheel owners at the Dalles
have caught lecenlly as high as eight
carloads of steelheads in their wheels in
one wick. The fish caught are black in
color and are ripe for spawning. These
fish are frozen and shipped East. This
valuable species of food fish ought to be
protected. After running the gauntlet of
the innumerable devices in the Columbia
river, for over a hundred and twenty
miles, the fish find themselves at the
gates of the spawning ground, ready to
be caught by the ton, in almost the act of
reproduction. It is simply the deliberate
murder of pregnant salmon life in their
natural nursery. Can any honest think
ing man condon this wanton destruction
of a valuable natural asset of the great
commonwealth of Oregon and Washing
ton? Can the Washington fish commit
tee overlook this self apparent abuse in
their report to tho next legislature? We
think not. Again, not only are these fish
caught by a method which is in itself
intensely destructive, but in their cap
tine all the ingenuity of mankind is de
vised to ensnare them in the only spot
which nature has provided as a passage
way thiough the rapids, on their ascent
to the spawning grounds above, Escape
is iinpossibla. Urged, by tho behests of
nature, forward their capture is inevita
ble. What is to be the effect on the
permanent supply of these species? The
steelheads arc tlie best frozen fish we
possess for expott purposes, These fish
came in the liver about the first lo the
middle of .August, and even later, and
leisurely made their way over the Cas
cades to the rapids at the Dalles, where
they arrived just in time to be caught at
the opening of the fall season. Wherein
does the protection to the fish come in
by the close season in August ? As long
as tho catching of salmon,by any means,
is allowed at the spawning grounds the
! spending of the peoples' money for hatch
ery purposes should be stopped, Artifi
cial propagation, at best, is only an
auxiliary lo natural spawning. An ex
periment in this river of uncertain merit,
to say tke least, and can never be hoped
to so supplant natural reproduction as to
allow tho wholesale destruction of Ash to
go forword unchallenged. No worse
crime could be possibly inflicted on a
people, as to rob them ot one of their
chief dependencies for a livelihood, under
the sanction of a legislative enactment
secured through the venality of legisla
tors by corrupt men.—Cathhunet Gazett.
COUNTY ITEMS.
FROM HOQITIAM.
Snpt. Nat. MclCillip was encountered
on out streets l>y many of liis friends
Wednesday. .
Steamer Del Norte,fiom San Francisco,
arrived at Iloquiam Sunday with a large
consignment of freight, and put to sea
again Tuesday.
Tlie new four masted schooner Defiance
I recently launched from Cupt. Matthews'
i ship yard, is about loaded and will go to
sea in a few days.
A meeting of prominent business men
was held Tuesday in the Heermans
building to discuss matters relating to the
intended extension of tho railroad from
Aberdeen to Koquinm. Cireat enthusi
asm prevailed.
Among the hum of saws and the gen
eral hustle of industry was heard, last
Tuesday, several heavy blasts that fairly
shook the earth around the foot of J
street. Men were blasting snags from
tho site of the new shingle mill.
Proposals for furnishing rock for the
Grays Harbor jetty will be again adver
tised by the government, which will in- j
elude the rock heretofore found on the
Ilumptulips river. Tho acceptance of
that rock is a good thing for lfoquiam
and will insure us a railroad at no very
distant period.
Suit has been commenced in the super- ,
ior court of this county by the Grays '
Ifarbor company to eject Thos. McNally, I
Ed. Drum and Geo. l'arker from a half
section of land in the "suburbs" of Ho- j
quiam. Tho defendants in the action are '
old settlers upon the land in question, :
having lived upon the land since 1880,!
and have made valuable improvements I
thereon.
"Ifeah dein bells ! Oh,don't you heah j
dem bells!" If you don't now you will j
next Tuesday at 8:!i0 p. in. sharp. At (
that time wedding bells will peal forth j
and proclaim to the world the marriage i
of Miss Elizabeth Lavina Fe&enfeld to j
Alfred \\ illiam Keed. The ceremony
will take place at the lesidcnce of the j
bride's parents, for which a large number '
of invitations have been extended to nu
merous friends.
The Iloquiam Cornet Band is an aggre
gation that is rapidly assuming gigantic
proportions. What space there is left in
lfoquiam unfilled by its actual corporeal
substance is crammed brim full of sound.
On almost any quiet moonlight evening
and on every gala occasion, clear to the
very eornery and even through the crev- j
ices of the city's limits inav be heard tho j
sweet, plaintive strains of music that j
only the Iloquiam band can discourse.
FROM GRAND FORKS.
The rains have put a stop to potato
digging.
Miss Josie Wilson is visiting on the
Wynoochee.
And now "Ma" won't have to make
half so many pies.
Miss l,u/.ello Coles left Friday last for
her school at Montesano.
Charles Wilson has rented thePennoyer
place at Aberdeen Gardens.
The Recorder takes exceptions to your
correspondent. This is perfectly right.
Your correspondent does not strive to
please the republican papers. Go it,
"Jeems."
The Recorder's correspondent grows
sarcastic over the election of road super
visor, and then he grows spleeny over
the school meeting; but the people have
spoken, and if it does not suit it must be
remembered that there are other things
that did not suit. Do not criticize or you
may get more than you bargain for.
The Bulletin is after Auditor .Sells
with a sharp stick, as it supposed, but
sad to relate the sharp of the stick was
broken off and the editor couldn't make
his point. At the expiration of his term
Mr. Sells' record will recommend him to
the people of this county in a way that
will make the Bell of the Republican
party turn Green with envy.
The <Jlil Soldiers' Colony scheme is
attracting much attention all over the
United States. Letters arrive from all
sections, and the favorable comments are
a source of gratification to the projector.
There are thousands in the large cities
who are anxious to test the proposition
and there is now 110 doubt as to the
practicability of the colony and no fear
as to the government giving them the
grant.
If Grand Forks has not been heard
from for a couple of weeks it is not be
cause we have nostiring themes to write
about. We were waiting for the devel
opment of our-gold mines and for the
first report of its managers. It is called
the Prosperity mine, in hopes the name
will beget confidence. A fine bed of
black sand has been struck, but as yet
no stock has been sold. We waited in
yain for our evolution friend to write up
the whole of the goldbtig excitement for
the Recorder, but he appears to bo new
at the business and lets some important
items pass without notice Why, he even
failed, in his last, to tell how Mr. Ham
ilton's |>et calf got looso and sucked the
wrong cow!
From Elma Chronicle:
J. E. Hart, of Cedarville, brought a
whole wagon load of ripe tomatoes to
town Tuesday, which ha found no diffi
culty in disposing of at good prices. Mr.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for its great leavening
.strength and health fulness. Assures the
food against alum and till forms of adul
teration common to the cheap brands.
Royal Making I'owubr Co.. Nkw York
Hurt makes a specialty of raising toirm
[ toes, and markets a larye <|iiantity in
F.lma every year.
We have had the pleasure this week of
feasting on homo made cheese, the pro
duct of the home dairy of Ex-Commis
sioner Coy, that is a little ahead of any
thing in that line we have seen. Mr.
Coy and his excellent wife certainly un
derstand the art of making fine cheese
and, perhaps, might bo induced to estab
lish a neighborhood factory. It would
certainly prove a good thing for that
locality if they would.
From MonU'saiio Viiletto.
•
If there is a school teacher in the
■ county out of a job, County Supt. Mc-
Ki I lop would like his or her address.
1 I'ven the teachers' profession seems to
| have been struck by the "wave of pros
i pority,"
Judge llodgdon has ordered Receiver
Kneeland to pay the wages due the cm-
I ployes of the Shelton Southwestern Rail-
J road for last. December, amounting to
over $700. This is about all of the old
indebtedness owing to the employes on
the road.
The burned Kstus mill machinery,
which was purchased by S. A. Beach, of
Rochester, for shipment to that place, is
now in the hands of the sheriff 011 the
old judgment held by the Northwestern
Lumber Company, of Iloquiam, against
Beach. The machinery is loaded on two
cars, and was about to depart yesterday,
when levied 011 by the sheiifT. The N.P.
will get $3.00 a day while the cars arc
standing here.
The old story of Proniotlious is a para
ble. Prometheus was on terms of inti
macy with the goils. From them lie
stole (iie, and gave it to men. For this
sin he was bound to the rocks of Mount
Caucasgus, and vultures were set upon
him. They only ate his liver. This grew
again as fast as it was peeked away. Are
his suflciings to bo imagined.
Take a modern interpretation of the
parable. There is no cooking without fire.
In cooking and eating the mischief lies.
The stomach is overtasked, the bowels
become clogged, they cannot dispose of
the food that is given them. The impur
ities back up on the liver. Then come
the vultures —the torments of a diseased
liver. Dr. l'ierco's Golden Medical Dis
covery is more than equal to the vultures
of dyspepsia and its kindred diseases.
There is 110 more need of suffering from
dyspepsia than there is of hanging one's
self. .Sold by all medicine dealers the
world over.
Perhaps you don't know that the rainy
season is approaching and wet weather
ami cloudy days will soon be here, but it
is true nevertheless, That will make no
difference to you, perhaps; ccrtaiuly it
will not to Meriwether,the photographer,
for lie can take your photograph just the
same, rain or shine. lie is at the old
stand, just across the street from the
post olfice. If you don't care for a pho
tograph of jourself have one of the baby,
that's Meriwether's forte.
ELY'S CREAM BALM la a positive cure
Apply into the nostrils. It is quickly absorbed. 50
cents at DrUL'gi'ts or by miiii; samples 10c. by mail.
ELY BKOTIIKHS, CO Warren St., New York City.
.Brunswick Hotel.
Cor. F and River Sts.
ABERDEEN, WASH.
BOABD and
LODGING ~~f"
Home Cooking —— *
MAX SANFORD,
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COUNTV ItRAL KSTATK TRANSFERS
The following are the real estate trans
fers for Chehalis county, Wash., for the
week ending Oct. 2, 1897, furnished
j by 1). VV. Fleet, manager of the Grays
Harbor Abstract Co.:
Charles E Hewitt to Lucy \V and
i Fannie F Hewitt, sw.'.i sec 10,
• 17-* * 1300
Jos B Dabncy to A It Dabney, wly
'a lot 10 blk 42 Aberdeen, and
other lands 2250
Aberdeen Land Co to Alex Smith
anil Win A Howell, lots 20, 21,
22, 23 blk 0, Portland add, Aber
deen ;;00
Sam'l II Williams to ThosH Wil
liams, 2.V, z acres in sec 15, 10-5. 300
U S A to N 1' It It Co, ne'4 sec 9,
ne, of sec 33, 19-9 and
sec 3, 17-10 Pat
Jamas A Karr to John A Nelson,
lot 13 blk 2, Kbit's add,Ho<iuiam 100
ltoboit B Campbell to II L Cook Ac
Co, sjg of ne,'4 and e}j of so '4
sec 1.5, 19—10 900
U S A to Frank Miller, sec 22,
21-9 . 0
First National Bank of Montesano
to II I! Marcy, trustee, s 25 feet
of lot 1 blk 1, W & B's plat Mon
tesano 1
Gus M Stratton to Samuel K Bowes
lot (i blk 27, Westport beach.... 75
C W Gara to N W Bush, lot 9 blk
0, bay view add, Westport beach 30
Frank Miller to William Thomp
son, no,' 4 sec 22, 21-9 042
Easy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to flood's Tills. Small in
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man
Hood's
said: '• You never know you
have taken a pill till it is all "II
over." 25c. C. I. Hood & Co., 111 jkfc
Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. ®
The only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Small precautions often prevent great
mischiefs. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are very small pills in size, but are most
effective in preventing the most serious
forms of liver and stomach troubles. They
cure constipation and headache and reg
ulate the bowels. Evans Ding Co.
J" C. CROSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice ill State and Federal Courts.
City Attorney City of Aberdeen, Washington.
Aberdeen, Wash.
There is a timo for everything; and
the time to attend to a cold is when it
starts. Don't wait till you have con
sumption but prevent it."by using One
Minute Cough Cure, the great remedy
for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. Evans
I>rug Co.
O. Me KIN" LAY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in all Courts.
Ofliee, Room 4, Kaufman Illock, Aberdeen.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Situations obtained for those desiring
employment, and help furnished to mill
men, loggers, housekeepers and others.
Edward Lycan,
At Free Heading Room, Aberdeen.
Moments are useless if trifled away;
and they are dangerously wasted if con
sumed by delay in cases where One Minute.
CouglrCure would bring immediate re|i(i|
Evans Drug Co. . qflgj
Notice of Sale of School Land.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of
October, 1897, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, on said day, at the door of the court
house in Chehalis county, Washington, the
timber on the following described school land
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, to-wit: N-KJi of N'-W V 4 of
section lfi in township IS range ft W. Area, 40
acres; appraised value of timber, 1400.00.
Said timber will be sold for not less than the
appraised value, a statement of which is now
011 tile ill the office of the auditor of said county.
Terms of sale are: Cash to be paid 011 the day
of sale.
The timber on the above described lands is
offered for sale by virtue of an order of the
Hoard of State Land Commissioners, made on
the 3lst. day of August, 1897, duly certified and
011 file ill the office of said county auditor.
J. A. Sells, County Auditor.
Dated at Montesano, Wash., this 4th day of
1 September, A. D. 1897.
No man or woman can enjoy life or ac
complish much in this world while suffer
ing from a torpid liver. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the pills that cleanse that
organ, quickly. Evans I>rug Co.
j Goiicher
i Academy
Second year under present man
agement opens Sept. 0, 1897.
This institution is thoroughly
equipped for the mental, social,
physical and moral trailing of'
yoting men and women.
Boys and Ciris are received
at tlie earliest school ivgo and are
carried by a carefully articulated
course tlirongrlj, all grades tip to
Final for College.
Besides college preparatory,
instriicjitjn is given in Music, Business,
Shorthand and Typewriting.
rYox catalogue Address the Principal,
Rev. S. W. Strykcr, A. M.
Montesano - - - Wash.
Thomas H. Hayks, harry A Hi,,,
Bellefonte, Penn. H * vw
Hayes & Hayes.
BANKERS,
Successors to the
First national Bank of Aborted,
ABERDEEN, WASH.
1 rahsact a general banking business.
Foreign and domestic exchange bought
and sold.
Taxes paid for non-residents.
Interest paid upon time dejiosits.
Always ready to disooun.
good local mill paper.
OFFICE HOURS:—Open at 9 o'clock; closc at:
p. m. .Saturdays closc at 2p. m.. opening on -
hour iu the evening, from 7 to 8.
Free Reading Room
AND LIBRARY.
All the current literature free. Books
from the library at 5c per week or 25cper
quarter. A pleasant, light room. Every
body welcome.
Aberdeen hotel uldg.
At West End Heron St. Bridge
IN CONNECTION:
Reading Room Cafe
MEALS, LODGING,
HOME COOKING,
GOOD ROOMS,
EDWARD LYCAN, Manager.
tXPKRIENOI.
Anyone sending n sketch ami dt-xci 1 1 .• »i
Quickly ascertain, free, whether tin i • <
probably patentable. Communicatea?;l 1
confidential. Oldest agency forseciiriiu*
in America. We have a Wash i nut mi bt.ieo.
Patents taken through Munu & Co. receive
Special notice in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of
any scientific Journal, weekly, termss3.oo a year;
f1.50 six months. Hpeciraen copies and UAMO
luok on Patents sent free. Address
MUNN A 30.,
. 301 Broadway, No:* York.
Northern
Pacific Ry. Go.
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
TO
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH,
FARGO, GRAND FORKS. CROOKS
WINNIPEG, HELENA, BUTTE
TICKETS^ 5
LEAVE ~j FOR | TIMK~"~~
Aberdeen .. Kast and South 10 30 ain
Tacoma Spokane ft 00 p m
Tacoma St. Paul ft 00 p m
Tacoma Portland 1130 a m
Tacoma Seattle 5 45am
Tacoma Seattle 10 30 a in
Tacoma Seattle 4 50 p ni
Tacoma Seattle 6 50 p ni
Tacoma.. .. Oiympia. ... 900 a m
Seattle Aberdeen 9 50 am
Tacoma Aberdeen 11 30 a m
Portland. . Aberdeen.. . 1100 am
ARHIVK | FROM | TIME
Aberdeen .. Tacoma & East 5 Ift p m
Tacoma Portland 4 40 p m
Tacoma Seatt'e 8 30 a m
Tacoma Seattle 11 20 a m
Tacoma Seattle 5 35 pm
Tacoma Seattle "Ipm
Tacoma Olvmpla. . . ■■ p.ml
Tacoma.. .. Aberdeen .. ft 00 p m
Tacoma St. Paul 1110 pm
Seattle. Aberdeen 1; 05 p m
Portland . Aberdeen. 500 pm
•So Bend j Aberdeen . 0 30pm
Tuesdays, Thursdays ai> J Saturdays.
ACCOMMODATION . leaves Aberdeen foi
Ocosta at ft:3s p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays: leaves Of-fista for Aberdeen at 6:30 a
in. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through tickets to Japan and China vl«
Taooinaaitfl Northern Pacific Steamship Co,
For ijrforiuation, time cards, map* audtfcketi
call>fn or write
. x o. E. Shacl, Agent, Aberdeea
r*A, D. CmiiLToN, Assistant General Passengei
Agent, 2i5 Morrison street, corner Third, Port'
land. Ore.
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AHERDF.EN PUBMC LIBRARY.—In the Y.
I*. A. Free Reading Room. Open everj
day (except Sunday) from 11 a. m. to 12, noon,
ami ii to 7p. 111.: also on Wednesdays from 2to
5 p. ni. and Saturdays from 6 to 8:30 p. ra. Mem'
bersbip fee, $1; dues, 25c a quarter. Doaatlom
of books solicited. Mrs. C. H. Phelps,
Librarian
Certainly you don't want to suffer wltli
dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache!
sallow skin and loss of appetite. Yon
have never tried DeWitt's Little EnC
Risers for these complaints or you w<aH
have been cured. They are small inw
but great regulators. Evans Drag Coti
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