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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

John Richardson, democratic candidate
<esr representative is man worthy Inc
s,uqnsiiifed support Of every voter IN The
hzEs county, irrespective Of party, or
creed ~ condition in life
Courageous, earnest, honest and capa-
BE. be wouId prove splendid man Tor
vre-.utxtiye; he would reflect credit
rson the county, and do it honor IN the
Ieassaive balls Of the state.
rhekxzfs county asks and seeks Tor
rssep a zorth to represent her at the state
capitoa- THIS county in natural resour-
sss and In possibilities for the future
ranks pexs-to none in this state. With her
forests at finest timber. her soil wonder
ousIv fruitful, her productive valleys that
suswe~ to the settlers toll with marvel
. Is Weld, her mountains that TEEN with
mineral wealth; her many shining rivers
shat tap the very heart OF her inmost
lads, and 20 singing to tie sea, carrying
IN their crystal bosoms the wealth OF for
est. field and mine, and the laden ship,
that, with steam and sail, without a tel
rcr or fear goes down her grand Harbor
and finds a safe gateway to the ocean, an
outlet to the world. Such a county
should be represented by men who are
capable Of comprehending her impci-
tance and many possibilities, who can
apprehend her needs and advocate her
cause, and who will prove honest and
faithful to the trust reposed in them, and
who will recognize no authority, heed no
demand, nor answer any call but from
aud Of the people; we want no paid hire
ling in the legislature Of the state from
this county, no subsidized mummy, no
political monkey, ar man without an
idea; We want man with some indIyid-
uality, aud such man is John Richard
son. With clear head and an honest
heart he is as true to what he believes TO
be right az the dial to the sun or compass
To the north; his character is without re-
proaeb, his name without a stain. Let
the voters Of Cbehalis county send him
to the next legislature and she will have
a representative Of whom she can be
Justly proud. A. REPUBLICAN,,
In Washington Democrat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
Candidates to Be Voted for N0TGm-
Der Alb, 1890.

Washington, do certify that certificates
81 nominations have been filed IN my
office as follows:
For location of permanent seat OF gov
eminent Of the state:
ElIensburgh-
North Yakima.
Olympia.
For Representative in Congress,
ALTERNATELY ROBERT,
Of spokane Falls, Wash, Prohibitionist
CARROLL THOMAS,
Of Tacoma, Wash, Democrat.
WILSON JOHNL.
ofspokane Fails, Wash, Republican.
For Representative to State Legislature
CARNEY JOHN }.
Of Elma, WASH, Democrat.
JONES d. X.
Of Grays Harbor, Wash. Republican
RICHARDSON JOHN,
of Hoquiam, Wash, Democrat.
WYMAN G. III.
OF Aberdeen, Wash, Republican.
For State Senator,
NOOI liz "
OF Nontesane, Wash, Republican.
JOHNSTON B. f.
OF Aberdeen, WASH, Democrat.
For County Attorney,
BURLEW FRED Z.
Of Hoquiam. WASH, Democrat.
PEARSON J. G.
OF Aberdeen, WASH, Republican.
For County Clerk,
Of Montesano, WASH, Democrat
WILSON 10. &
Of Cosmopolis, WASH, Republican.
! For County Auditor,
BOYINGToN GEO. w.
odMontesano, WASH, Republican.
FLEET, DIV.
OF Montesano, WASH, Democrat.
For County sheriff,
CARTER H. H.
Of Aberdeen, Wash. Republican.
EvERSHAM &c.
OF Hoquiam, WASH, Democrat.
For County Treasurer,
CARTER J. NJ.
Of Wynooche. Wash, Republican.
KOEHLER Z. L.
Of Aberdeen, Wash, Democrat.
For County Commissioners LIST Dist,
BECK A. Z.
OF Summit, WASH, Republican.
CAI.LERMAN U. w.
OF Porter, Wash, Democrat.
For County Commissioners ed Dist,
MINIS L. B.
Of Cosmopolis, Wash, Republican.
STARR w. J.
OF Montesano, Wash, Democrat.
For County Commissioners Sd Dist,
GILLIES JAMES
OF Hoquiam, WASH, Republican.
McGILLICUDDY ]. H.
Of Aberdeen, WASH, Democrat.
For County School Superintendent,
KENNEDY A. HI.
OF Elma, Wash, Democrat.
WHITE f. A.
OF Elma, Wash, Republican.
For County Assessor,
Of Elma, Wash, Republicans
BRIDGES RE.
Of Montesano, WASH, Democrat.
For County Surveyor,
WADE E. L.
Of Wynooche, Wash, Republican.
WARD GILBERT .
of Oakville, Wash, Democrat.
For County Coroner,
GLE U. A.
Of Montesano, Wash, Republican.
For County Wreck Master,
BENNER /. G.
Of Damon, WASH, Democrat.
DAMON A. O.
of Dainons Point, WASH, Republican.
For Justices Of the Peace,
OAKvILLE PRECINCT,
BLocKHoUsE PRECINCT,
DAVIS A. q.
Of Cedarville, WASH, Republican.
FoRDs PRAIRIE PRECINCT,
ELMA PRECINCT,
WAKEFIELD O. G..
OF Elma, WASH. Republican.
SUMMIT PRECINCT,
CAMPBELL JOHN
Of Summit, WASH, Republican
sATsoP PRECINCT,
MoNTEsANo PRECINCT,
EAST MoNTEsANo PRECINCT,
YOUNG w. q.
of Montesano, Wash, Republican.
GRISWOLD J. A.
of Montesano, WASH, Republican.
WILSON PRECINCT,
wYSoocHE PRECINCT,
BROWN G. w.
of Wynooche, WASH, Republican.
NORTH RIVER PRECINCT,
BENNETT J. ID.
IL Wash, Republican.
cOsMCk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
OCTOBER 20.

OCTOBER 20.
:. Aberdeen Co. to J. o. Wilkins, lots
13 and IA, blk 10; lots and 8, blk 20.
list add to S. Aberdeen, warranty deed,
5000.
A. Young ct ux to A. Dreyer. lot III /,
blk 20, N. Aberdeen, warranty deed,
sI25.
L. Young ct Tx to A. Dreyer, lot 8, blk
4, w. & BIS add to Aberdeen. 81 800.
G.. BoschIin and N. Boschiln to VIM.
Boyle, e1s lot 3, blk 26. w. & BIS 1st add
to Aberdeen, warranty deed, 5000.
). A. Penrod to G.. Boschlin, ea lot g.,
blk 26, w. & BIS 1st add to Aberdeen,
warranty deed, $500.
OcTc DER 81.
y. Aberdeen Co. to G.. L. Matson, lots
As to so inc, blk 4, n. r. add to s. Aber-
deem, $500.
J. Wood ct ux to H. X. Fenner, lot 9,
blk 5, LIST add to s. Aberdeen, $3.50.
$. Aberdeen Co. OF. Graham, lot Z,
blk 6, s. Aberdeen, warranty deed, 5000.
8. Aberdeen Co. to w. B. Daniels, lots
nm AZ, blk 16, LIST add to S. Aberdeen,
WAFER. ,ty deed, 1850.
j "A wart ct ux to F. Payett, lots 9
and IN blk 8, H. II. add to Aberdeen,
warranty a ed, $500.
w. P. Fs ote to First scand Luth.
Cong. ,llots IA and Is, blk l, Z. & NJ add
to Aberdeen. VA rranty deed, $3.50.
~ ~ 70 n Eooaroff
j. y. Dabneg ct TX 70 u Lggere..'
frac. lot 10. Blk ~ Broadway add to S.
Aberdeen, warranty d. eu, Sioo'
aOcroBNs ~.
IS. Aberdeen co. TO E. r. sae'eS' 'o'
IL, a!lk III, LIST add to s. Al er'ieen' war
ranty deed, $500. -
A. NJ. Ingersoll to D. S. Past. fSon' 'o'S
~, I3 and IA. blk 8, Tao. add to p Az
eerdeen, contract, $3.50.
A. NJ. Ingersoll to d. S. Patterson. 'o''
Is, l6 and IL, blk Q, Tao add to S. A. :
serdeen, contract, $3.50 i,
@cuwks q,
i, j. Weatherwax ct ok to T. Fofsell,
lots and s, blk 10, Weatherwax's add
TO NJ Aberdeen, WARRANTY Uc"' Wv"
OCTOBER "a.
J. Stewart ct ux to E. M. Gregor, lots
10 IL and II, blk s; lots and 2, blk ~;
lots Z, 8, 9, 10 IL and IL, blk ii, LIST add
to H. H., warranty deed, $3.50.
OCTOBER %.
& Aberdeen Co. to Il. 2. Campbell, !
C. w. Parnell, j. Roberts and ). W.
Pearson, lot IL, blk IL, LIST add to ;. Abb
erdeen, warranty deed, $175.
At the Methodist church next Sabbath
the following themes will be presented:
Looming, 1.-The rain, it's father, and les
SONS" Evening, 'The ballot box and
our responsibility Young peoples
meeting at Gas. The public is invited to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
ESTATE
ABERDEEN REAL
TRANSFERS.

Instruments Filed for Record From
Oct. 20 to Oct. "a, Inclusive.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

Geo. d. Allen & Co., abstracters, fur
nish the following list of Instruments
accorded from October 20, to Oct. "a,
inclusive:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

ocosIA PRECINCT,
KINsEY FRED H.
& oeesssss., Wash
For Constables:
oAKvILLE PRECINCT
BLocKHousE PKzcrScT,
DAVIS F. T.
of CedaryiIle, Wash, Republican
PoRDs PRAErE PRECINCT,
oUSrAULT PRECINCT,
JOHNS RIEE PRECINCT,
SUMMIT PRECINCT,
BECK JOHN
of Summit, WASH. Republican.
ELNA PRECINCT,
CRISP GEO. w.
of Elma, Wash, Republican
EAST MoSTEsANo PRECINCT,
FUTILE FRANK
OF Montesano. Wash, Republican
xoSTEsANo PRECINCT,
WILSON PRECINCT,
wYNooCHE PRECINCT,
BRISCOE b. p
Of WynoUche, Wash, Republican.
NORTH RIVER PRECINCT,
BELL, ELLIOTT
of---Wash., Republican
cosMoPous PRECINCT,
ABERDEEN PRECINCT,
----&---------.- --.---,--.---
EAST ABERDEEN PRECINCT,
SMITH CHARLES
of Aberdeen, Wash, Republican
GRAND FORKS PRECINCT,
HoQUIAM PRECINCT,
SNYDER JOHN
Of Hoquiam, Wash, Democrat.
HUNPruLrPs PRECINCT,
GRAYs HARBoR PRECINCT.
cHEHAls PRECINCT,
oUIsrAULr PRECINCT,
JOHNS RIVER PRECINCT,
ocosTA PRECINCT,
NEHF GEO, H.
of Occsta, Wash.
For or against authorizing the Board
County Commissioners Of Chehalis coun-
ty to issue bonds to the amount Of 5 per
cent. Of assessed and equalized value Of
taxable property Of the county for 1890.
Witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and official seal this 23d day Of
October, A. D. 1890. :.
d. z. JoNEs,
-- County Auditor and Ex-O fhciO
SEAL Clerk OF Commissioners Court.
" By T. L. KSAUss, Deputy.
Why go without what dishes or house
furnishing goods you need when you can
buy anything you want at The Fair on
tn insl4liment lslane Easy payments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

Why go without what dishes or house
furnishing goods You need when you can
buy anything you want at The Fair on
tn" insl4.Iment lslan? Easy payments.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

At the Methodist church next Sabbath
the following themes will be presented:
Looming, 1.-THE rain, it's father, and les
sons.v Evening, ''The ballot box and
onr responsibility" Young peoples
p,eetlny at Gas. The public is invited to
FL the services.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24
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dressed pay the high hest market
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trade pa lashbrook The cash
grocery
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Park b al caller II, day He removes
10, Chicago with HIS fam next & week to
attend 70 his enlarR ed nsuTancA business.
Judge 0srant1ei N as formeIly one Isl our
Austin attOrneys. as5 M
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Temp lar. WI give III reception B next
lnesdaY veninE TO thts Chapter and
Blue I.odgn lasons and their
wives and also &c, all lem bers ar the
4 Order Of the Eastern Star. ~ pleasant
time is antfclpa led.
s.: rthe Christina il and New Year i,oli.
iiaYs the N " n .s road will cell ex-
scursion tick kets to polnfs 81 withlns 2O0 miles
Tor which local atae are supp plied. 1. Sell
sDecembe 24 rs sRnd 81 and Januaryl
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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24


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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24

Keeps 4 your eye on the Austin Farnii-
7 cure Company for sensibl Xmas presents.
Halserson Ii clostne ont. e don't
si0ok that way guess tae q % stayer.
him
here I'LL be q meeting soff The AZ C9sS
81 the hotel ID obinson Sat. Dec, 90 227.
0clock
sseh paid for Cd hand hopsehold
1 carpets at the Austin "a
you yant The best and most t,lra-,,
clairs made 1ealI and examine hose
1llnberg s.
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& Gnd ret your money worth 1our
bors dc
Sasss Be sure and call AZ the opera house
.lrne store before purchasing yoiir
slslristmas goods,
arried in Austin, I)ee. -, aby Rev,
d Stanle nippon and
Julia Iyerson bot
school exam iion paper map spd
sdfaw f,aper and 81 she beAt
sQ1ualitv. eai had at the
nteresting iaes and 5ollday
reunion for 8and sof Hope st g.s
d ilal d IL. Ia91 Il; O'Clock 8
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knife sharpe q sys !
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from Taoon,a:
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10 the Editor az the TRA NpuRIpT:
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would IA kes "a etr from me. i ask the
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much ihleH Tor ~ You stoS print hese feW
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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24
AUSTIN PAckIlsa HOUSE .: 4 MAIsKEr.l
PRIcEs.

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Sugar cnree hreekfast bacon 4. SIC
Sugar cured bonelees hreAkfast bacon. 30
SUGAR cured boneaes ham e11zsc
Nee pork, Per berrel 8.
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s. Lard, ia tarrels i.
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hing1as .4lv9 20 4.dos
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Drop siding .QQ ~ 3l6
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Iinois cor 4. {. 90 and
OF wood . S.. .s. s. $5 30 par cord
N1ple wood y. w. pet cord
cod wood Il. S4 so pr cord
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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-24

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!, to 3Sc Bariey to 60c
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Eggs %. .S
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& beans. $1 81 to ].
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
AN ARMENIAN PORTER.

1t, but you may mol even touch dog"
And it is true. There are still quarters
both here and in Pera where stranger
may not venture lest he be eaten alive by
the thousands of evil-looking ours whose
lives are held sacred. The dogs are pro-
tected by the koran. Some parts of the
city is fairly given over to them. Be-
tween dogs and dirt and begging der
wishes, who spring ut you from hidden
corners, and who may be seen perform
ing in fanatical and frenzied way when
ever crowd eau be attracted, there is
little to attract visitor to the thickly
populated sections of the town. They
are not quite so bad at Pcra, but here
they arc nuisance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
How Gold Rings Are Made.

Gold rings are made from bars nine to
fifteen inches long. One of these bars
fifteen inches long, two inches wide, and
BIG of nm inch thick, is worth $1,000,
and will make 400 four-penny weight
rings. A dozen processes and twenty
minutes time are required to convert this
bar into merchantablc rings. First a
pair of shears cuts the bars into strips.
Then by the turn of wheel guillotinc
like blade attached to the machine cuts
the bar into slices, one, two, or three
sixteenths of an inch wide. A rolling
machine next presses out the slices and
makes them either fiat or grooved. Each
strip is then put under blow pipe, and
annealcd. The oxide of copper comes
to the surface and is put into pickle of
sulphuric acid, after which the gold is
stamped "14k. "16k." or "1Sk., -" ac-
cording to quality. Nextit is put through
machine which bends it into the shape
of ring of the size required. The ends
are then soldered with an alloy of ill.,
ferior iineness to the quality of the ring.
Many people think that rings are nodded
because they can't see where they are SOL
dcred. The ring spins through the turn
ing lathe, is rounded, pared and pol.
ishs&, first with steel filings, then with
tripoli and rouge Washington STIR.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21

among the official class to a surprising
extent. A lady goes shopping, and she
takes the opportunity to send note to
some acquaintance while she is out, OF to
add another link to some lovers intri-
que; u man wishes to tell his friend that
he cannot meet him rs arranged, and he
does it through the same ohanrel phe
scribe is both secretary anG Esesscazer,
for he has to deliver The noss, and 5asd
it to the person 70 ,ghofa ii is "a q ssads
He is man Of SECRETS ard an AZ
menian, he kcefa TEEN vel, for Il is
are TO be frosted agdseSe lfsothers.
The street sp6stsfstare all Armenians.
and very honest fellows they are, too,
One who carried my baggage nearly four
squares on his back made the very mod
est charge of one lire for the service.
"We can send them anywhere with gold
or valuables," explains an official, ''and
they never go amiss. If banker wishes
to send bag of money across the straits
he hands it with the address to the porter
and Yusef will deliver it sacredly, with
on. the loss of coin"
The most detested, yet not the least
serviceable, persons are the eunuchs.
ga cunuch more or less makes no differ
cncc," they told me. "You might kill
nc without any fuss being made about
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.


Boiling water for half an hour will d
stroy all disease germs.
Cure stiff neck with a plaster of mu
tard and warm molasses.
oilcloths will last longer if one or tv
layers of wadded carpet-lining are Ia
under them.
Borax, ammonia and oat meal w
soften hard water, which dries the SIX
when washed in.
After water-soaked shoes arc dry. ci,
them rubbing with kerosene oil to r
move the hardness.
Brighten the eyes by bathing them
cold water, and always press them iowa:
the nose when drying.
Rub weak spincs with n mixture of
pinch of salt, tablespoonful of brand
and II teacup of water.
Cure tickling in the throat with
pinch of dry pulverizcd borax placed {
the tongue and slowly dissolved.
To remove coffee stains, put thi,
glycerine on the wrong side of the ar,
Gle and wash out in lukewarm water.
Olive oil saturated with camphor max
an eXccllcnc application for inilammato
swellings, also rubbing rheumatic Joint
Lay piece of cold charcoal ON bur
and the pain will immediately ceas
keep it on for one hour and the wound
healed.
Tea leaves are good to scatter ov
carpets before sweeping, not only
freshen the colors; but also to prevent D,
dust arising.
If one wishes to cool hot dish in
hurry, it will be found that if the di
be placed in vessel full of cold, sal
water it will cool fur more rapidly than
1t stood in water free from salt.
Discolorcd tea and coffee pots NAV
cleaned by filling them with water
which two or three tcaspoonfuls of wo,
ashes have been placed, and letting
boil up, then wash thoroughly with h
soapsuds and rinse.
One may utilize old mating which
no longer fresh enough to look we'll,
putting 1t under carpets. 1t can
cleaned perfectly by washing it on DO
SIDES with hot salt and water; hang
on line outdoors to dry.
Silk must never be ironcd, rs the he
takes all the life out of it and makes
seem stringy and ilabby. If, howevt
You wish to press out old bits of silk nj
ribbon for fancy work, use an iron on
moderately hot, and place two Thickness:
of paper between that and the silk.