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S~Gttepotcter gro ND. for be irittes.
Man pec, at gotcifnuaens pistisItc
@cIianbSel or "gotctmei" euer Siipelie.
@atnren bar oronet bet lli9, al ocnnt
Stipelie er aflnerei Der anolen fcrat
tirne Den al anoneu noipireoe nne 20
teiplants til Grnrrina | ben foriie lib.
&otettnollen er aitiaa for 8otetplantcn,
huao 6rctt er for eli anoen al ucre oil
miubetige aulturplauier. WRen benne
EplagsnGriRg er life birctte, (ifte llia
ium ben or slIer / 5orm al Gtipelie)
ltiftet til at uGre ben ubItpoenoe Gptets
ipire. Stipelien er, ion vi peb. uops
loielig | toloi gano; Den CT o9laa mp
leielia | ben 8nbife, Der CT 8Otettnols
len. % bpori Gotettnolens 8eitnnoocle
maa ppisieS fprat fiinne tjene Splren
iom AGrin9. StiOclien maa berfcr ONT
oaunes. 6pruauoles til ct anoet Stoi,
Der er oplsIeli9t / 8ano, 90 Tom oerfpr
iammen meo Ganoet pil funue trRnse
ino aienncm Sellerne hos ben Splre,
Der uopitler iig. Oct CT ben lanrme eler
en- li9nenoe Smoannelie lpm ben, Der
fore9aar, naar aprn gjsres I'll Wtalt,
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iii ct Stoi Der benrpnes 3efstrin, 90
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for ben npe Spire, unoersaar Ell bespns
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9ere blir iitanb til at eruRre Spireu.
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burtis traitis ernaret bar ben fore 8es
tponing, at Der leg9es @runbla9 til Ell
fraftie 8lnnte, bpiltct pa osiaa pil BABE
SubHpoelie nebisieunem belle Ylantens
Sip. 2asses en- baarb, altiaa u9rpet,
Iptet neb | Soroen, oil ben nof ipire,
men Smbannelien al Mpberfnollens
DplassnGriug pil fore9aa laa lansiUmt,
at Spircn liseiom lulteIoores, % Sol
gen blir altlaa Ell tpnb, ipas Eotetz
plante, Der meo Senipn til llobDtte altio
pil itaa tilbase for Den tptfe, frObise,
itarte Blante eiter ben ~uosrueoe Yotet.
Dog maa bet bem9rfes, at 5prifieler
fan ubpilfes noset, naar be pbre Sefit,
betin9elier (Soro Seir p.i.u. J er iarbe:
leg suniti9e. Men i ale Sab er bette,
at labe Saappteterne gro libt, fsr b
iattes, ct iaa pirfiomt % tiaise ct fac
iimpelt Wiooel iii at ifaffe Zig en- got
spO 8ptetbslt, at nor albris bsr unb
labe at bsnDtte zig al bet.
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$50
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benz o9laa M ~forbpbeoc / ben nue, at Sueuu5 lO-'
opitileoe gGre ON 9piets Yrpbuin9, iom Gart''a'
1888 bauoe is9t nGrmere at ucuifle, mere 9S"'-
speculation enc siennem ~empiriite 6orlp9. 0Eo'H"y.
uar naabig, nGten iorefommenoe, men fieuOeIt9 aolPFe"
i9enoe8 glimrcnoe Gpne til 9iebIiftet at lprrn8' Y
en- S~antcgan9 ouer Ell anoen og til nlso lanHn !"
%baulenbe 6lar5eo at pGre biemme A(t, ipntcS "U '
boloe Stit iOas. SUN sreb fig Ieenoe HlGOOa"ss
DiitraftiOner, misforitoo 9oscn, m%i8ioritoO 6otIal'',s, !,
og tiloO fig at ~bsrlerfe, at ben laroe 6oriatter "F -
ieIu piOite, 6uao ban iasbe.
"!Sau CT far fra fit S3rspIntt, " inSpenOte p"s%
men | Stcocn lot AZ %iorei!riue gpSitraaIsn 0n
ben Dor saa, buroe 6orIatteren baue faitet ltN ""s
1aust paa en- 6apn 9ano % icat at finOe Den puT -,
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Jig lmepoe % tratfe JON @ulotraae, men 9a'n''"
er urotteiise; r,an fan lite ianse benz upe' al "S
~ubipioners benz"
"0ar Su BORT Iasoe &riitinc, 'pa gu" !,
ltIftsoe SanttaIeamue, "at en- Stalisasr peO MaO" ann
cell bar opiuuoet vacuum? Neit eiter SIille' y a
Alt, er intet mere b,uuSriussu1rSist eio N""r'"
finDe Sntet."
Seq iaa | Seiuitertouesiet Mltit ct 5"F' ,nrs
Tom oar foaiirueret efter benne npe S%ptlHoele OS "en,
Barometer. geO !9ialp al bet n,aal's ma"
Crypt" Tnh~''N
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Gut cDSmGnoenc

for Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N.
Y, tar bpert gar Snuentar, % buors
for tror $, De sjgr bet? De teller De
5laifer,s ipm Manb % &pinoer, iom
p%aaItaar, at DR.. Pierce's Golden Me-
dical Discovery eler DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription life bar bjulpet
benz, bar lenbt tilbass.
Spor mango trur S, be maatte t9Qe?
Gn al bper ii? Nei! fife Ell al boert
fem Sunorebe.
Ser er to 299emioler, bet enc,
Golden Medical Discovery for al re9u-
lere % itDrte 9eperen % renIe Slooet
bet anoet, be iuase &pinoers Suab. 8e
bar besse uaret iolstc / 9(arepis / Mtil-
lioner al 5laifer; iolste unoer pOlitir
@aranti, os life Ell al fem 5unoreoe fan
iise: Oct par iusen Mteoicin for mig.
% Der er 8rrrub tit at antage, at Oh
er ben eneite? Men Ielu ON On par,
boab taber 9u iaa? aloeles intet.
Sprn ffriger otter
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
H9s bette!

VII tnbu,r fom ~ustlipptr setts Advertisement oe iens
tsr % ifliaem.o Is Geuts leoiiiamps m%ootaGts) oil
pi Itube %porlofrit: On pre1fornular5os. iom i~ueeboloer
euer 100 fprfsl atssQtgHittrbrsos, ~pasieHee ~iorbaabt Oas
mer GA 6trrtr, iamt q 6ertierrsliesglas, tom i~orlisrrsr
1000 Gonae. Eisie @ias i~upshoIotr Danisrtnosr o.
Stusipia,r, 0. 10. ina inaa, at Dc er naltsn nipaltssior
bet bloitt Tit, msu sisrnsm Siasist tan BE- tpetlis lsti
Ga buert cro iei.s. a1tHitr snifes. Sauitrtrst saialoa
ien6ss mto 6psr Crert. Worcester: Sw. Stamp Co, Box
ar, Minneapolis, MINI. 52-l6-o NJ.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
8irfelige Gfterretninger


& Maniicbn er Der mellem . % TO-
900 islanbife 2nthernnere, at boilse
5000 Dor I Binnepeg. Manse bOr
euonu | bet nprblise Gaiotn "a tilsrrn
Ienoe Gtree. GnoHu nrbeiber blot 8
4rniier blaabt benl, men Here uentes
ben nGrmejte 5remtio fra Sslano. gfp
lig fcireot man / @inuepes bet $50
aarise Subilrum for SperiGtteiicn al
ben belige Grit i bet i%slonoitc Sprp9.
-"2utb. Sirtftio."
Gen ipreneoe airtes @omits iii at
iprbanote meo ben norife SDuooe
5oreninasinoen bolot Msoe | Wtinnes
apolis ben 3oie 5eb. os beilutteoe at
mpoe nieo ben norlfc Spnooes aOmite |
5preninssiaseu, OH benne bar piul9
BERTH. "qut6. airfeblao".
Is oresco, Solpa, or DER 10 HpIllsiHlp
Menlsbeoer, ben enc tilbereuoe Den
"Soreneoe Strife" ben anben tilbsrenoe
ben "9iorife SDnobe". elsie boloer
MI paa / 6Urenin9 at bps9e ell airte,
Der Ital bore iarbi9 i MartS Maaneb.
-
RaIt. g. s. @erberoiug fra Sarge
g. 3at. ifal / 9rciOloigbebS Menig-
bebs Strife - 8ait. 8risbts II Ruib.
Ioro, Rinn. bploe Ell RGffe BrRbifener
/ bet en9elite Sprog.
Til gnit. $. Sfpberss Gftermnnb !
apinoberreo % 8entpn Meni9bcber er
talbet Ganb. tbepl. 9tils Tueot ira Sri
~Itiania.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25

1auer % Gerrer. StRe sitr tu tussllt StauOure
srtpbos, Der etper iposlis auptsutus ior Sammtuiats
nine al aut Sldss Siriptiitr, OF i~Heeppietr $50 i~oriels
itae Glaas Msniterbrtps. Rtrlpner, iom lite CT goei
bismm, bet ,neslite Gpros. tan ote etin, 9repbos i0rs
Raht ia en- Ntter % bnrtis Rpelis. vi ieuetr gostr
tamt ~ mtati patr, Napntort for ben tinise Rris al 10
Cents. assntsr suRes. 8rsptr 5 etuts. gerssit:
G.. 2. Trtbtra.
22.lT.6 Giartftlh, Mtiau. Sor %.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
FOR 80 CENTS 81 SeI.s ii 1,yt irss en-

VII VU JEW " tIttU 'VVttNS"
bel Mareana al ~NutHoen % Nieniniefe %
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aZsccrab %pltags AbonHeater. 'st0inoen
ga eiemmet~ beann0te ben lite San. 1891
lin doe QaroaR1, uofcutnirr en- Gnill ON
Waaueoeu nIeo 90 fore Cher % 4 Sllultras
ilprer. "a inoebploer Sing, JON fH1ut u9re
al Snteresie tot be ifauotHauiite aolnoer !
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bnlp Urls "a einloer FIN til benz oer
life foloer bort 8lao M, men fin Tor bet
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belle. 9%rpueHumlner ienoes frit. Gtllfrtp
Mrs. 3oa 0aaien, CEDAR 5tapios, 5oipa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25


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On stare at. Safebs cltet toter so Gents @
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THE CHARLES A. V0GBLER CO, Baltimore, Md.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
COUNTY CURRENCY.
(From Exchanges Clearing House. J


Among the good things accom-
plished by the council last Tuesday night
was the granting Of franchise to VIM.
A. Thompson, his heirs and assigns, to
construct docks and slips to use in ferry
across the Hoquiam, from the end Of
Seventh street in Hoquiam to the end of
Seventeenth street in CampbelPs plat
Under terms of franchise Mr.. Thompson
is to have slips and docks completed and
ferry running by April LIST, and is to keep
docks and slips in repair for ten years or
during the term OF his franchise Wash
ingtonian.
John Singer, German, was taken up
to Montesano, last Saturday, laboring
under the hallucination that he was be-
ing pursued by the woman in the case.
He was declared insane by the probate
Judge, and committed to Stielacoom -
Times.
w. A. Dickey, manager of the Monte
sano Bank, was yesterday united in mar
riage to Miss Maud Ward, at the resid-
ence of the brides parents in Seattle
Vidette, 8.
The Gray's harbor mail service has
been made more efficient by the addition
OF a mail agent who will distribute the
mail along the route to Tacoma thus
doing away with an extra pouch for all
the way stations and otherwise improv-
ing the service by which from one to
three days will be saved in transmitting
mail to out-of-the-way points. Mr..
Mueller, who is the agent pro tenn, is an
experienced man from Portland and will
be succeeded in short time by man
from Centralia, who is now going over
the route with Mr. Mueller in order to
learn the business. -Hoquiam Tribune,
Wednesday night news reached Monte
sano that early in the evening J. r..
Webb, who was employed inf the logging
camp Of VIM. Ray, on the Satsop, had
been instantly killed by falling log
which he was saving. Vidette
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
betting Pioneer Hose Co.
January 9th, 1891.


1t u new committee on con-
bylaws be appointed, con-
Iessrs. Anstie, Trask and
Rrried.
b and Chas. Heifncr were
5 candidates for member
any proceeded to ballot and
ERE duly elected.
Rt q vote of thanks be ex-
E. Smith for having donated
my; and to John Steen for
cigars given to company at
FRIED.
1t L. L. Maley go to chiel
make arrangement that fire
BID for no other purpose than
h. Carried.
lat notice be inserted in
pers, calling a meeting Of
bns who are interested in
department. Carried.
at motion be reconsidered,
at company have a grand
2d of February, 1891.
Rt the motion be reconsid'
ed.
BIT we have a grand union
ball on the 22d OF February
ed.
w. J. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
One of En-.

Nympia Tribune publishes the
Sketch OF the member OF Cheha-
who halls from Aberdeen:
GEO. H. wYMAk.
II. Wyman, republican, O.
Chehalis county, Twenty
Strict, was born in Cleveland,
1856, attended Adrian college
University of Michigan, came to
in 1875 and was a farmer there
BARS; mined in Colorado, Utah
ina for eleven years; was'super-
of Cleveland Silver Mining
Utah Gem Mining Co. for six
ember Of the state republican
IN of Colorado in 1885, of the
liberal (anti-Mormon) central
70 Of Utah in 1885 and 1887, and
publican convention of Utah in
loved to Aberdeen in 1889; was
OF the board of trade and is in
state business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
Important to Settlers.

The land Office at Olympia informs M.
J. Corcoran, U. S. Commissioner at Alb
erdeen, that final proofs on homesteads
and pre-emptions may be made before
him, if the settler so elects. Advertise
ments Of notice Of intention to make final
proof may also lie inserted in whichever
paper the settler chooses. Applications
Of final proof will be made out at the
HERALD Office free of charge. fl
The HERALD and Home Magazine, one
year, 1925.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
Magazine Notice.

darlington Magazine is now
ific Magazine. Peace hath
and none are greater than
fink field on the Pacific coast.
birchild's lead all the rest.
hber received makes it clear
! will be at the editors door
|e is not appreciated by the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
Aberdeen Chehais County, Wash Thursday January 5
The washington R. R. & Improvement Co

(HOn Fremont Cole, Presto
Will build a railroad from Aberdeen or
other point to Shoalwater Bay, if they
can secure the exclusive agency Of
100000 worth of improved and un-
improved lands on Grays Harbor and
Shoalwater Bay. For particulars,
write, giving number Of acres and
location. The Washington Railroad
and Improvement Co., Seattle, Wash.
l3-4t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15

Fant to buy a big line Of eroce.
bert Bros. can fit you out. They
largest line Of goods ON the
bud are selling the cheapest. \
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-15
ENERAL NEWS.

E Indians are all coming into
lender, according to the latest
D murderer was lynched by
It Conconully, this state, last
feared that this action may
Is trouble with the Indians of
pm country.
wv. Hunts property in New
has been attached by a firm
b recover $50, 900 they claim is
b a contract made with them,
ley were to place first mort
0. & w. T. r. X. to the
81 900, 900, par value Of which
poo. They claim they found
pr, and Hunt failed to perform
the agreement.
hcles, of Auburn, N. Y, broke
record at jumping the rope,
DO skips without a break in
lnutes and thirty seconds.
4. Wilson, of Kittitas county,
b president pro tenn. Of the
}, and A. F. Shaw, of Clark,
speaker of the house.
be presented to the legislature
Drafted asking for a judge Of
pr court for Thurston county.
Governor Laughton recommends
htion OF each law, Immediately
$proval, in the newspapers Of
He is also in favor OF asking
5ndment to the constitution of
States providing for the elect
)tors by a direct vote Of the
no opposition to Mitchell's re-
TIE senate from Oregon.
hday one Of the wharves at
hved in, killing four men, in
|umber Of others and causing
|lsand dollars worth Of damage.
Fant to buy big line OF groce-
bert Bros. can fit you out. They
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-11-20
THE FOLKS.

4 general meeting Of the highest
members of the Salvation Army is on at
Omaha, and Sunday night, just before
services one of the female captains shot
a private in the ranks-and then the cap.
tain killed herself. SO two women
frenzied with religion, half crazy and
weak-passed u of the world. The
Salvation Aamy has a right to existence
but the brazen women who generally
belong to it are subjects, more often for
an insane asylum, than preachers pound
ing tin pans and making conspicuous
fools of themselves in the public high
way.
1t may generally be set down as a
fact that cannot be cont!adicted that all
religion should come to a man in his
sober sense-and il it is necessary TO
pound drums and blow horns to attract
one to the many blessings which GOD
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-11-20
THE FACTS.

The commissioner of agriculture has
no particular right to send out circulars
saying that certain manufacturers of fer
tilizer have violated the law. If they
have violated it, it is the commissioners
duty to arrest them for it-at least to
make them comply with the law which
he claims has been violated.
With great gusto Mr.. ROBINSON was
going to prosecute firms which have
openly violated the law Of the state-but
he never did anything but pound his
tom .tom. 1t would look as though he
did not intend to do anything. He sim
ply ppe to be bowling for effect.
ROBINSON should be ~impeached, or he
should be forced to do his duty.
And this is the way all farmers in this
country will look at it before many
months have rolled around.
THE GLOBE proposes to obtain the SEN
timent of the farmers and will publish
the verdict in big, black type so that Mr..
ROBINSON can read it without his glasses.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-11-20
GET ) FOR 1T.

1t is painful to look Though our north
western exchanges and see the pictures
of the buildings which different states will
build at the Worlds Fair. Painful be-
cause we know that unless something is
done, and at once, North Carolina will
not be in it.
Florida will be there, Virginia will be
there-severaI and most all the Southern
states-but poor old North Carolina-one
of the richest in resources in the world
she win not be represented. When a
North Carclinian looks upon the magnif-
icent scene which will surely greet his
eyes-how will he feel when he tells his
chance acquaintance that the Legislature
of North Carolina vas composed of so
many stupid asses that we bad go appro-
priatiOn.
The chance acquaintance Will cOngrat-
ulate him-becauSe the Legislature which
was so blind is not on exhibition.
But it will be a severe blow to NORTH
Carolina all the same.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-11-20
A SAMPLE OF ENTERPRISE.

1t does not take wind alone to build
cities. 1t has been suggested in this state
that cities like Kansas City, Omaha and
Denver have been built by the liberal use
of wind and the marking up Of property
to fictitious values.
But this is untrue. Take Omaha as a
sample and look at the figures below.
The New York Engineering News con-
tains the figures and the figures are cor
rect:
Public works in Omaha, Neb., were
voted for by the citizens on November
3, and approved by a large majority, as
follows: For the completion of a city
hall, now under construction, $175, 600;
public library, 100000; street intersec-
tions, paving, $4,000; sewer bonds,
$4,000; park bonds, $500, 600, and the
Purchase of school sites, $7S,400, and
erection of school buildings, $780, 900.
The debt of Omaha, with a population
Of 100000, is less than $4,000, 900.
When it is remembered that millions
have been expended before this, it will
be seen that the business men of Omaha
and the monied men of that growing
city are not afraid to pay taxes when
the public improvements enhance the
values of their property. In the matter
Of the public library and $4O0, 900 for city
parks-those may be called Injuries by
some, yet they are needful.
But suppose the live men of Durham
would suggest a 100000 for a sewerage
! system-what would be the result.
1t is hoped that the success of other
cities which prosper and expand, will
furnish alesson to those filled with peo-
pie who hold on to their last copper and
howl against public improvements.
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ARE YOU IN TRIM?

Thanksgiving is coming, gentle reader
coming not on leaden wings, but is
bowling along at the rate Of about sixty
miles an hour-and it will be here in q
little less than a week.
Thanksgiving Day is essentially a day
| of retrospect-of all that reaches out and
touches the human heart. We all remem,
Der the old home. 1t may have been
humble-it may have had scanty furni,
ture it may have had a broken chair and
it may have had dishes which would not
pass in higher circles-but suppose it
did ?
Never was there a day when mother
did not have the ~turkey-Or wish for one.
Never was there a day but the cranberry
sauce did fow-and when the boys came
in and gathered under the old roof tree
when sister returned from her home
miles and miles away and brought the
festive kids; when again they all sat
down to that Thanksgiving dinner-well,
there is and was a bit Of sentiment in
that thought-a bit Of sentiment which
is a part and parcel of our very lives.
There may have been one vacant chair
some dear n may have gone to glory
in the year that then did ciose-but the
chair was there and mother-wen, she
looked in silence On the scene-she knew
and she hoped.
But those who were there; those who
yet enjoyed life and its manifold bless
ings; they may not have been merry as
they once were--yet they fervently
thanked Con for all which he had done.
Father was older the last time; mother
was more feeble-Yet the day to them, to
me and to you-those are the days Of all
the days-grander still than the old days
of which they say there are none to re-
semble them.
SO as it comes on Thursday next, let
every household gather together its idols;
let the turkey be young and tender and
let those who do sit down to their Thanks
giving feast enter into the spirit of the
day.
No wretch is so miserable that he can
not be thankful that he is not worse off.