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Imneudinp Cabinet Crisis.

BERLIN. Oct 10.-The Hanover Courier
says: 1t is learned from what is deemed q
good source that the difference in opinion
betwsea Chancellor Won Caprivi and the
Prussian Ministers, especially Gutenberg,
In regard to the military bill is so acute that
both the Chancellor and Count Gutenberg
have resigned their offices. This statement
has not, however, been confirmed, and ii is
believed that the facts are exaggerated.
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upon E. p. Ellis, Union blacksmith. who
received bullet wound in the abdomen.
Schmitt was to be sentenced Wednesday.
He admits that he snatched opium from
Chinese prisoner and cbewed it up to COM
NIT suicide. The jailor summoned the
doctor as soon as the Chinaman notified
MIN, and Schmitt was restored by bypo-
oermlc injections. but is still weak.
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OREGON WILL CELEBRATE.

Governor Psnnoyer Issues n Proclama-
tIon Concerning Discovery Day.
SALEM, Or, Oct. 1o.-Goveraor PennOyer
to-day issued q proclamation designating
the 21st of October, the four hundredth
anniversary of the discovery of America, as
a legal holiday and recommending its fit
ting nhsarvanPa
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MINISTER HIRsoH RESIGNS.
His Business Has Suffered While He Re-
MINED hbread.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Solomon Hirsch,
who has represented this country as Minis
ter at Constantinople since the spring Of
1889, has resigned. He handed his
resignation to-day to Secretary John
w. Foster. who accepted IL with
great reluctance. Mr.. Hirsch purpOsed
resigning eleven months ago, when he re-
turned TO this country with his family. His
business in Oregon had suffered through his
absence and he was anxious to be relieved.
Tie President. however. asked him TO re-
main at his post until certain negotiations
were completed and Mr.. Eirsch consented.
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Drivers Association. They elected Charles
Marvin president and Chris L. Davis vice.
president. They also elected ten members
a committee to constitute, together with the
president and vice. president. a board OF
governors. This board will appoint sec,
retary and treasury. 1t was announced
that there are 5000 drivers in the United
States
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A WYOMING TRAGEDY.
Two Horsethievss Lynched by Mob Of Angry
Farmers

OMAHA, Oct. 10-A special to the Bee
from Casper, Wyo., says: Mesger details
have been received of the shooting of two
men between Bonanza and Pyatsyile. in
johnson County, 200 miles ncrth Of here.
The men killed are Darb. man who last
year fought pistol duel near Lander. Wyo.,
and strange Texan 1t seems the two men
were arrested for horse-steaing two weeks
ago aud given examinations and turned
loose. Instead of leaving the country they
attempted to terrorize the community by
shooting at people, and were again arrested.
Constable Reilly started with the men for
Buffalo $50 miles. party OF masked men
came upon their camp the first night and.
overpoweriDg the officers, filed each pris-
oner tull Of bullets. severing the heads
from the bodies and mutilating them in a
fearful manner.
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TRoTTING-HoRsE DRIvERs.l

They Have Formed an association FOR Their
Own Protection
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 10-More than a
hundred drivers of ,roiting horses met at
the Phoenix Hotel to-nigh. - midnight
completed the organizAtiS National
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A New supreme Justica.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-George Shiras
Jr., the new Justice Of the Supreme Court
of the United States, took the oath of office
this morning on the assembling of that
body after vacation. He was seated among
his fellow Judges
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the American Consul and published In the
official sanitary reports. containing offensive
reflections concerning tho habits of the
people of Three Rivers. The people are So
indignant that they smashed the windows
in the American Consul's office. The United
States Consul General OF Montreal has or
dered an investigation.
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HE BEAT HIS wav.

An Unfortunate Who VIII Probably Ri
Free on His Lsst Long Journey.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10-August Des be
man lies at the County Hospital In dylt
condition from the effects of injuries r
ceiyed near Elk Grove while beating
way from Red Bluff to Stockton. He ";
hidden between a fiatcar loaded VI
lumber and boxcar when. by sudde
stopping of the train, the lumber saitte
and crushed him. breaking his thigh ain
legs. He Is not expected to live. TIE un-
fortunate man formerly lived in Oakland.
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THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
An Accident Th't, It Was Feared, Woul
Have Serious Consequences.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 10.-While H. /. Sey-
mour and wife and their four-month-old
child were riding in their buggy to-day, the
horse started suddenly in turning the corner
of street and then stumbled and fell. The
buggy tilted, and Mrs. Seymour and the
child were thrown out and narrowly escaped
being killed. Both were badly bruised. and
for a time it was supposed that the babe WAS
internally injured, but it is now pronounced
ont of danper
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DEMOCRATS WITHDRAWN.


q tisans by Fusionists.
ST. PAUL. Minn.. Oct 10.--The Demo-
cratic Sate Central Committee this after
noon withdrew ID. X. Hibbs, A. l.. Sacket
and James B 'Gwn from the electoral ticket.
and indorsed In their respective places
William Meighen, James Dillon and A. l..
Stromherg. the Popuists' candidates. They
also indorsed A. II. Holloway OF the
Peoples party. In place Of John c. Oswald.
who resigned some time ago.
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THEY WANT THE COURT.
Northern Attorneys 0bjsct to Bringing Their
Cases to San Francisco

OLYMPIA. Wash, Oct. 10-At special
meeting of the State Bar Association to-day
resolution was passed petiiiOniDs the
Ubited States Circuit Court OF Appeals OF
the Ninth Judicial District at San Fraps
cisco to hold two terms OF court per year i,
Portland. The resolution says that two
thirds of the appeals are from Washington.
Oregon, Montana and Idaho. and that tue
expense and loss of time to clients and az
torneys are great burden.
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poLITrcs on rue coAsr.

Making the Fight in Various Parts OF
the Interior.
-CAIIsToeA, Oct Io--Hon. Frank Nc
Gowan addressed large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting AZ Badlam's Opera
hense tonight
NaryrArS YsEw. Oct. 1o-Hon. john
w. Ryland, Democratic nominee for Con-
Sress in the Fifth District, addressed q
large meeting here tonight
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THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

Disposition to Renew the Subsidy Pending
Other Arrangeme
SYDNEY. Oct. 10.-The Government here
seems inclined to renew for another year
the subsidy for the mail service between
San Francisco and Sydney pending making
arrangements for the service by the Van
couver route. as suggested by Canada.
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THE EPISCOPALIANs.
The General Convention at Baltimore Change
the Ritual.

the Ritual.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-The Episcopal Gen.
eral Convention resumed its sessions this
morning. After devotional exercises ana
the reading of memorials for deceased
members the revision of the prayer book
was resumed. Following was inserted in
the marriage service between the words
(which" and ''is commanded" as an
honorable estate instituted of God in time
of mans innocency, signifying unto us the
mystical union that is betwixt Christ and
his church, which holy estate Christ
adorned and beautiied with his presence
and with the first miracle that he wrought
In Cana OF Galiee and"
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QUEBEC. Oct. 10.-Judge Chauvean rem
dered judgment to-day committing ex-
Premier Mercer OF Quebec 10 stand trial on
all the charges OF malfeasance brought
against him by the Attorney General.
Mercier was released ON his own recog-
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Commencement ef the Ceremonies at
Cadiz, Spain.
ReEiL nfAY STlRT Of A STEAMER.
IRDss ~ Prs.saieA si shOOl children in New YOrE.
Grand PyreiethHi; Display FrOn The
B5tsklyB Bridge.
Special to TRt MORNING CALL

CAnfa. Oct 10. - Enormous crowds
watcl ed tbe departure of the gunbOat
Conc YaldeFEo. conveying Queen Regent
Chsis tina ana the royal party. for Huelva.
Hhers they win take part in the Columbus
eeleh .stieh. The gunboat was escorted by
6 Zee OF foreign warslips.
Wen the wsrship arrived off Huelva she
was net by Sen0r Ca lovas del Castillo, the
asuu eipai aaIboritiez the diplomats who
weye visiting HuetFs. and a number of other
diep aaries Twsnt three Spanish and
fore gn men-0f-wsr ere ranged In line,
ana as the guBbodt til the royal party on
koarA a--s4ed the bs~ the nearest warship
6rea tie royal salntes This was repeated
~ he next ship Ia line, and SO on until
svary one Of the tweaty-three vessels had
Saiu fed the little King Alfonso, who was
VII 1 bis mother en- the Conde Valderno.
he Conde YaldsFLo came to anchor off
the Monastery La r. bida. The royal party
wfS taken ashore 20 the old monastery
Thtre Columbus rsee we'd hts first encour-
sgement in the scheme which led TO the
discovery of the new world.
After inspecting very venerable monu-
M at tire reysi party returned to the gun
boat, which ihSn proceeded to Huelya.
Tie Qnaen Regent and the little King
Alfonso viii disemhRrk in state tomorrow.
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CYCLING IN A STORM.

Frank Lenz Making Heavy Weather OF 1t in
the siskiyou Mountains.
ASHLAND. Or, Oct. 10.-Frank G. Lenz
who is making a tour OF the world with his
bicycle. stopped in Ashland for dinner to-
day before starting out to climb the Siskl-
you Mountains on the way TO San Fran
cisco, 1t has been storming hard this
afternoon and he will probably have g
rough time getting over the mountains south
of here,
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LEFT THE MILITIA.

A Member Of the National Guard Who Is Q
Trades Unionist.
New YORK, Oct. 10-Private George II.
Young Of X Company. Forty-seventh In-
fantry. who has been for seventeen years a
militaman, has decided to withdraw from
the National Guard. the reason being that
as trades unionst he cannot do military
duty against his fellow workmen, as in the
case Of the recent Buffalo strikes. Captain
Hart Of Young's company said he would
not be surprised to hear of an organized
labor movement against the National Guard.
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Trial for Murder at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. 10.-The trlai Oh
William II. Irvine. the well-known NOR
chant OF Salt Lake. who shot and killed
banker Montgomery last May for alienat-
Ing the affections Of his wife. began here
to-day.
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Cr.sno,s Pewer Confirmaa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Navy De-
partment has received cablegram from
Admiral Walker at La Guayra confirming
claimed himself provisional President
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THE SALT TAX.
Ihe Russian Minister of Finance to Re-Es.
tab'ish the Measure.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 10.-A sensation
mas been caused throughout Russia by the
Fress Censorship forbidding newspapers to
make any reference to the old salt tax.
aoollshed decade ago by the imperial
ukase. Rumor says that this step Is prompted
oy the new Minister OF Finance, Witte. who
intends to re-esiablish the tax. 1t Is feared
sllat this is prelude TO the gagging Of the
press ON other important subjects
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A Deckhaud Hurt.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10.-To.day Michael
Casey. a deckhand on a steamer. in jump
ing from the gangplank, fell and broke seV,
eral ribs and suffered other injuries lie VIII
survive.
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RESORT TO BRIBERY.

rupt the Populist Messenger.
CHICAGO, Oct 10.-A morning paper says
an attempt was made by the local Demo-
cratic executive committee to bribe the mes
senger of the PEOPLES party not to take his
party's nomination papers in this State to
Springfield, and 80 prevent their being
printed in the official ballots The sum al
legged to have been agreed upon was $4,000.
At the last moment the messenger changed
and the plan fell through
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PATRIOTIC SCHOLARS.
an snr'ish Ensirn Pulled Down by

An EBglIsb Ensign Pulled Down nv
American Schooiboys.
EKg YoREs Oct. 10.-Twenty- Har-
lem scb00lboys who were coming down
Eolumbus avenue to join the parade this
morning saw large English flag floating in
freBt ~ a eigar-store kept by an English
man. n other flag was displayed, and the
boys demanded of the storekeeper that he
e.thef raise the United States flag beside
the Engiish or lower the English tag. TAis
a. rafs7sss 10 After mueh angry -tA~
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cussion the boys pulled down the British
fac and tore ii in pieces. The Englishmaa
was very indignant, but e0ntented himself
with threatening TO have the boys arrested
for malicious destruction of property.
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GRAPES AND ORANGES.

There Il Money in Sight for the Lucky
Horticulturists of Riverside.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 10.-The raisin crop Is
about half picked. The crop will not ex-
eeed three-Io -Iourths of the average yield.
though the quality of the fruit is first
class. The grapes already picked are dry
i:lg satisfactorily and no damage was done
weather now is favorable for curing.
The coming crop OF oranges is estimated
by aempesent persons at 1000 carloads, one
quarter OF which will be of the navel
variety.
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The Cholera Epidemic Over.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The last batch Of
immigrants who were held down the bay
since the outbreak OF the cholera were
landed r. Ellis Island to-day.
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MORMON CONFERENCES.
The Church Has a Membership of Over Tv
Hundred Thousand

AAO0Sa1A
SALT LAKE, Oct. 10.-The Sixty-secont
Annual Conference of the Mormon Churcl
has closed The president failed to coms
forward with the customary new revelation
The reports from the various stakes il
Utah. Idaho, Wyoming. Colorado. Arizoss
and New Mexico showed total membe
ship of over two hundred thousand. II WI
decided to dedicate the new temple April /,
1898 This building was commenced f0r
years ago ana cost 81. 500. 600.
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A NEW CRUISER.

Acceptance Of the Bid of the Dubuque Iron
Works.
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Oct. 10.-The City Iron
Works this morning received official notice
that the contract for building the United
States war vessel William Window has
been awarded them at their bid Of SOS, 500.
This is the same firm that is building
torpedo boat 2.
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Mrs Harri,on,s Failiue HeaItb.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Mrs. Harrison is
much,wesxer tonight. owing to the rapid
progress OF the disease.
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AN EARTHQUAKE PROPHET.

nexico's Wise Man Predicts Severe Shocks,
Commencing Tonight.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-The Times
democrats City Of Mexico special says
Juan N. Contreras. the celebrated weather
ana seismic prophet Of Guanajuato, has
created much excitement throughout Soutn-
ern Mexico by predicting series Oh the
most serious earthquakes ever experiences
10r tomorrow night
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A MURDERoUs LOVER.
He Makes an Attack on the Home Of His
Sweetheart.

Sweetheart
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 10-A dispatch
from Norton. Wise County, says: Frank
johnson. being refused admittance to see
his sweetheart. Lulu Warwick. by her
father, in Knott County. Ky.. went away
and returned with three friends. A fight
ensued in which Warwick and his son and
one of JOhnson's friends were killed.
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AN ANGRY COMMUNITY.
The French Population Of Three Rivers Smash
the Consuls Windows.

MONTREAL, Oct. ia report comes
from Three Rivers that the French popula-
tion is greatly incensed over the statement
alleged 70 have been sent to Washington by
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THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
All the Members of the Cabinet to Go
TO New York.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-A special meet
ing Of the Cabinet was held this afternoon
to arrange for the Federal participation in
the Columbian celebration in New York
this week. 1t was decided that all the
members OF the Cabinet will be present in
New York some time during the week to
represent the administration. Ii Presi-
dent Harrison goes at all he will probably
leave WASHINGTON tomorrow night
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POOR CROPS ABROAD.
Disastrous Outlook for the British
Farmer

LONDON, Oct DISCRIMINATING upon the
special account of the condition of British
crops published in Its columns, the Times
says: The conclusion on the whole is that
tne present year will be disastrous for the
nI'tlsn farmer. The chief loss will bc in
wheat, while there will be no adequate set
oli Ia any other crop. The outlook for the
winter winter Is gloomy for all classes and 1t be-
comes comes grave question how many farmers
VIII DC able to struggle through it.
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IN NEW YORK.
as - 1sieUsstes the Anniversary by
Large Parade

III <eieUfstes the Anniversary by
Large Parade.
NEY IoBK. Oct 1G-The celebration OF
fas Columbus anniversary was taken up
1his morning with & parade Of students in
he schools AID col sges. in which about
A,0oo people tack BaFs. 1t started at Fifty
seventh street, marched down Fifth avenue
4 70 Seventeenth street back to Fifth avenue,
thence sloHg Fifth avenue and under the
ssch al University place, where the parade
- } disbsndsd
ne recession YES made up OF twenty
Regiments ol grammar school children.
Numbering 1880. and 1000 children from
The Long Island City schools. The Roman
Catholic schools Of the city were repre-
ssnted by 500 scholars. Then came the
students nT C0iuia ola College to the num-
her q 9ef 80 ----it- g Nav York
af 4Be eE y New YORK 900.
fsse 4kL5Ws4 Dy students Of the
fea nd pharmaceutical colleges,
81 q neg 6Eh00ls, uniformed military
seA private and other church and mis-
cais&Beous schools.
IEs dss openeo 81 sunrise with q salnte
feeM eaHn ef old Fort Columbus on Gov
a-uors island. fhs city Is IN gala attire.
aEefyR lafh pr9' buildings. business
pa residences, elevated
sTa %. shffaes g wagons. tracks. cabs
sud ever 80 hers are Gecked with bun-
sB ~ haeS. Fstea rs, ECBIa.Hus. r5Se4feg.
sttessle. res, 00isE gariands Ia honor c
i8e slss Fee ~ ier was perfect With
eFigis sgRs alaz crisp. invig8rating
gir- Z lntevS S~lss tands, front steps. win
Ioxas trucks and aggns, st inter5eciiDg
stgss.s Il iaef eva ceigu et vantage was
y ss could gain footing
s eW no ssion. The marching
kas yi5s ed bF Viee-PresideHt
Ef--f. GaqealGr over and the Mayor OF
e Ia5 op5s preserved excellent
srdeT, aid passed ths stand With the steady
g7esd = veterans. On the stand were ZOO
scaeciE5rls, dressed in red. White and blue.
Z neg sang patriotic Songs as their mates
passed bv. Ex-President Cleveland was
snionR the Witnesses cf the parade.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-11-10
PERSONAL.


Miss Ennis was visiting in Montesano
this week.
Miss Maude Perry left Monday morn
ing for Grand Rapids, Mich.
LOUIS Ault and sister returned this
week from visit to Portland.
Thos. J. Thomas made flying bust
ness trip to Aberdeen this week.
Mrs. 0. M. Kellogg left last week for
California. where she will spend the
winter.
Dave Keith fell from a raft over al
Vests boom last Friday and got bad
ducking.
f. X. Wood, Of the Slade Lumber
company, has been OIL business visit,
looking after his saw mill interests ON the
Harbor.
]. @. Burgess, who has been on an ex-
tended trip east to his old home in Indi
ana, got back in time Tuesday to vote for
Cleveland.
Capt. T. S. Tew came down from Sc.
attic this week and took back with him
Mrs. Tew. The Captain says the City
of Aberdeen is right in with the flyers on
the Sound.
L. Lavinski, a prominent capitalist Of
San Francisco, with his daughter and
granddaughter, were visiting Col. J. w
Tokas this week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-11-10
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot bt
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CAENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O
We, the undersigned. have known F
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions, and financially able Il
carry out any obligations made by theil
firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, 0.
WALDINa, KINNAN & MARVIN, WHOLESALE
Druggists, Toledo, 0.
f. H. VAN HoEsEN, Cashier, Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Testimon
ials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-11-10
oHEHALIs COUNTY HAPPENINGS.

The following new cases have been
fled in the Superior court: Richd. A.
Folkenberg vs. E. Folkenberg, divorce.
@. A. Stoddard vs. S. Estus ct al, fore
closure mortgage.
The four-masted schooner Novelty and
the Fannie Adele arrived at Hoquiam
last week.
The lower bay is crowded with hunters.
Ocosta is to have grist mill. -
1t is expected that the drawbridge
over South Bay will be ready for foot
passengers in few days.
G. H. Lamb. of Montesano, came ncar
losing by fire his residence in Montesano
last week because OF defective f1ue.
Frank Peterson's naphtha launch is
now making regular trips between Ocosta
and Westpcrt.
A grand ball was given in Elma on
election night.
An eight-year-old son Of John Kennedy
was seriously injured at Kamilchie last
week by being thrown from his horse.
A saw mill is now in operation on the
Mox Chehalis.
In Grays harbor shingle mill the
other day the entire works were kept
running all day on single cedar stick,
which made 1SS,50O shingles. Twenty
five thousand from single stick is a
good many, but this is scorcher.-W.
G. Lumberman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-11-10
From I'm the wisbkab.


Joe Keith sent a large boom OF logs
down the river this week.
Dan Fogerty has regained the use Of
his right hand, which he hurt quite seri.
ously with jackscrew some time ago.
| A very pleasant dance took place at C.
M. Achey's home last Saturday. A num-
Der Of Aberdeen people were present.
S. J. Beall is on the sick list this week
Frank kaufman made Lester Keith a
visit Friday and Saturday.
School closed Friday, October %, in
district As, with Mr.. Philip Achey as
teacher. Mr.. Achey has taught very
successful four months term, as the
scholars show by their great improve
ment in music, as we'll as their other
studies. The following exercises closed
the school:
Song, "Come Cheerful Companions"
.................... The School
REGULATIONS ........... -. August
Hoover, Grace Adams, June Hulett
Duet, Nursery Song. .............
$50. Goldie Luton and Edith Tharp
REGULATIONS
1880. Edwin Hoover, Goldie Luton
Solo, "Song of the Roses" Lille Wyman
Chorus ............. The School
Recitation, Nothing is Easier"
Edith Tharp
Recitation, ''The Old Oak Tree,
johnnie Luton
Recitation, (which ?" Bell Stevenson
Duet, 1.-THE Lighthouse, .....
.......... May Wyman, Josie Tharp
Reading, "Uncle Skinfint's Xmas
Gift" 1921. ...... Lille Wyman
REGULATIONS, Tommy Tharp, Gype Adams
Trio. Three Jolly Welchmen,".
.... ...... Johnnie Lut-
ton, George Wyman, Thomas Hoover
George Wyman
Recitation. .......... Thomas Hoover
Song, Geography Song. -. The School
Adams, willie Hoover, Olive ' Luton
Duet, "Meet Me by the Running
Brook" May Wyman, Libbie Tharp
Dialogue, "For Three Boys.
ton, Elmer stevenson; wiis Stevenson mSs,
Duet, "The Mountain Tree.
Josie Tharp, Lille Wyman
Recitation, elbow the Revival
Recitation, "our Baby. s "
Elmer Stevenson
Duet, "Kind Words Can Never DE-"
......... Olive Luton, Libbie Tharp
Recitation. "Grandma's Wedding
Recitation s' asilk saspender ssSe ''s''
Round, 1.-THE Season.. -. The School
Recitation, "The Bonfire, Fannie Borden
Recitation, "The Motherless Tur-
KEY, ...........f..... LlDDle Inarp
Recitation, "My Pockets"
Elmer Stevenson
Reading. ......... ....... Josie Tharp
Observation-Disclosures. May Wyman
Recitation ........ Willie Stevenson
Recitation, "On Lynden," .......
Reading Nellie Fogerty
Song, aGod Be With You Till We
Meet Again.. The School
Most Of the parents were present. It
is Mr.. Achey's intention to leave for
California in short time, and scholars
and friends join in wishing him very
successful Journey.