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nnb StetiOn 9iite finbet mani bel 9ans
& Sobn.
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fanfen min, gebe gu 8ancoaf &
Sobn.
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REAGAN HOUSTON, Mafenper,palter,
Tinanaieaer 8erid1t

Der San Nntpnio Mational 8anf in
San Qntonio, Seras, belm Mbi1luB
beS 8ef6dfteS am II. Mtai 1892.
Grebit.
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9ireftoret.
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pfen gang ausge3ei6net geget ale Ma=
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Die beriibmten Sarriion Mager
bel 8ielitein & &i6ter.
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Cine 10 grobe MuSmabl ppn Sont<
mers8 aaren 1T nod ME ~bagepefen, mie
ieBt i'm
Cinderella Sdbmb : gtore.
Serrens unb SamensG 6ube, fouie
9aussS 6ube unb pantofeln at allen
preiien. Sie gr0Bte Muspabl III Der
gan3en Stabt.
6. Baum,
SIDE 9outon<S traBe unb Npe. s.
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= 9aS beutI6e Seer bat i'm Nionat
6ebruar 112 Mann bur6 ben Sob Ders
loren; baupn famen ~ bur6 Selbfz
moro I'm.
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9Oftoren Dab 8ebmet See,
ham's Villen.
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8eridt ses gpnntess 6atmeiffers.

@oniolibirter 8eri9t Der ginnabmer
uttb 4usgaben bes @ountD>S 9abz
meifters @b. Grob6ie bonn /.
Gebruar 1892 Bis 80.
Npril 1892.
@rite &laHe.
&anenbefanb s. All 81
@%tnnaDme. ..... 5,384.17
Nusgaben. $50. S 6,359.75
&ahenbefanb... 1865 SO
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1874, 564.17 $34, 1854. II
Wferifanif6e giienbabm : 8pnbs.
&aHenbefanb. .$11, 946.06
Ginnabme ...... 3,157.48
Nusgaben $3.50. 5 $40. 90
4anenbefanb... 1926. "a
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8eri6t iber bic bonbirte S9ulb bon
8erar @ountp.
6. s.. & g. q. Sub5ibien=
8onbs .$270, 90
Merifan. Golf giienbabrs
@ompromiB .......... 90
Briiden=Bonbs ......... 0 90
Sailz8onbs ...:........ 30,450.00
@ourtbaus Bombs. 49,. Ala, ZOO. 90
1926, $50. 90
Sd bei6einige hermit, baB Der obige
8eri9t iiber bic BON mir eingenommes
rler unb perauSgabten Gelber tpdbren5
bes Sermins, Der ant 80. 9pril 1892
enbet, ridtig 1T.
gb. 5rob6fe,
S9abmeifter bon 8erar COUNTY.
&i9tig befumben: g. SO. McNaiter,
County, idter.
Mttef: Shah. %. Smith, @ountpz
@lerf, 8erar @ountp.
San Nntonio, Is. Mfai 1892.
Spe3if3irter 8eri1t iiber bic bonn /.
5ebruar 1892 bis 80. @pril 1892
bur9 ben @ountpsS 9aBmeifer 81.
Srob0ie pe~rausgabten @elber.
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1926 60 9,825.6 g.
3meite @laKe.
4aHenbetanb. IS 2,741.3 80
@tnnabrne. ..... 19,418.84
Musgaben ...... 5 8,463.91
&aRenbeifanb... 13,696.25
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@raaSetsentbmtas : liebertrasunsem.
S. e. 8abl at 5. s.. Gren9,
8runbfiif on &utin StraBe. $500.
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Seirafbs Gtbetn

&obert Sddfer unb Mamie g,
pagler.
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1922, 1906 1922, 16O.16
9rittte 4laKe.
4afenbeitanb IS 1,152.43
ginnabme. 49,. $33,411.4
Musgaben. 49,. $13,346.6 so
&ahenbefanb... 2~1,217.57
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- Mn3iige Bel paneoait & SDbn
beftelt ober fertig g%efauft, iBen tuie ans
gegDhen. Jertige Sa6en perben fos
itenfrei paKenb gen1a6t.
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$2,352.46 $685. 6
8eriht iiber bic bonbirte S6ulb bon
8erar @ountp.
~ e o Nf G,,kEs
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Gimtrittspreis 25 Gents.

abcnnements 8iaetS $500 fir 20 86ber.
Spesialrateu fir SduIen. 30 Babe &ns
siee fret.
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CHem BON 8 l1br MsprgemS biS
12 1tbr Wadts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
ooie"rated With Delicious Supper and
Entertaining Exercises.

entertaining Exercises,
Inc seventy-third anniversary of the
founding of the order was celebrated
tuesday evening by the local lodges of
odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah
In manner calculated to endear the so.
cietles to their friends and cement more
closely the members in the bonds Of
Friendship, Love and Truth"
Under the expert management of the
daughters OF Rebekah an elegant chicken
supper was served from $40 to D. m.
in the banquet hall beneath the lodge
room on the corner of + and Market
streets. The supper was not confined to
chicken, however, for each of the fair
Daughters must have contributed her
fAef %ansys in the culinary line, as the
two long tables were loaded with every
delicacy known to housewifery, and the
hundred or more persons who sat thereat
testified, by word and deed, to the excel
lence of the tempting array before them.
The Odd Fellows are fortunate in HAVING
such superior cooks in their order, and
the supper was probably the best ever
served on such an occasion in Aberdeen.
After supper, in happy frame of mind,
the members and guests filled the hand
some lodge room to enjoy the fine literary
and other exercises, which were listened
to with close and appreciative attention,
and in several instances with much mer-
riment, the dialogue and mock initiation
especially affecting the risibles of the
audience. Following is the program:
Prayer: ... Chaplain 7. w. Butler
Address-''The Model Odd Fellow
Rev. T. w. Butler
Duet--"B Beautiful Moonlight"
Miss M. McKinnon, j. A. Graham
Recitation-'The Three Links"
.................. Mrs. B. F. Ladue
Mrs. Pratsch, w. Pearson. Anderson
Essav-"The Odd Fellows Goat.
.............M Mrs. VeSer
Recitation -"F. l.. and To-.
song-"O'Brien's Christmas Eve,'
guitar accompaniment G. Koehler
Song. j. A. Graham
Song-"The Ungrateful Son. guitar
accompaniment. C. Koehler
disqualification of the iniatory degree
............ Members of the Lodge
At the conclusion of the program So
cial hop was enjoyed at Koehler's hall,
making a happy ending Of pleasant
evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
PERSONAL.

r. N. Williams, of san Francisco, is in
the city.
Alex Young was quite seriously sick a
few days back but is ont again.
B. G. Cooper has bought lot at West
port and will build summer home
thereon.
Miss Sinclair, who has taken up a
claim on the beach, will build cottage
by the sea-"
E. B. Beadle and family arrived from
Kansas Saturday and will locate here.
Mr.. Beadle is nephew of Mrs. Levi
Sargent.
r. Fl. Evans left yesterday on tour
of observation through the mining re-
gions of northern Idaho He will be
gone ali indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Wall returned Mon
day after six-months' absence in New
York City. They came home via New
Orleans and Los Angeles.
w. +. Christ, of Mort. Beach, was in
the city Tuesday and in the evening re-
newed his Odd Fellowship by attending
the anniversary exercises OF the local
lodge.
George Shepard, business manager for
Murphy, Gran: & Co.. San Francisco,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Keith for couple Of
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fetterman left
yesterday for six weeks visit to Mich
igan and his Pennsylvania home. Mr..
Fetterman's son, who is in Michigan, will
return with them.
Captain j. C. Jefferson, OF the United
States engineering department, is spend
ing several days in the city renewing old
acquaintance. He says he is not here
ON official business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
Social Next Saturday Evening.

The Temperance social last Saturday
evening was largely attended and very
interesting program was enjoyed. A new
plan has been adopted in regard to ar
rangement of programs which is that the
committee will be changed each week,
with resultant rivalry which will secure
most excellent results. Mrs. w. B.
Mack and Mrs. Wood are the committee
for this week, and they declare they will
have tie best program yet given, and
knowing that "the road to mans heart
is through his stomach" will reach that
palpitating organ by furnishing free re-
freshments, both for mind and body.
The socials are really enjoyable and are
designed to entertain both the rich and
poor, and have come to be looked upon
by those without home of their own as
the most pleasing event of the week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28

visions would be voted upon Of tho 49,.
'ime as the other proposition, was be;no
read a third time, by sections whom
Irask asked to be excused. and on mot;on
Oh Thomas, seconded by Linn. the com
Gil adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. ''-' '''o'n
MEETING THIS MORNING.
Present: Mayor, Hood. linn Tos.
irask' thomas, Stewart. Mayor was
excused and TAFT took the chair
consideration of the bond ordinance
vas resumed. The bonds are to be mad
payable in twenty years from date. pro-
vided that any or all of said bonds nav
De PAID at any time after ten years at the
option OF the city, bonds to be dated .Julv
| 1897 and bear six per cent interest
payable seml-annually The rules were
suspended and the ordinance read a third
time. Hood called for objections if apv
LINN said his constituents objected to the
ordinance on the ground that it did not
provide for buying the bridge. Hood
saiu 'he councilmen were all in favor of
the bridge and wanted it free but before
buying 1t desired to secure an easement
over the property over which the bridge
swings when open. Thomas offered to
put up bond, if it would be legal. TO
guarantee his vote to buy the bridge if
the bonds carried. Linn doubted the
good faith Of the councilmen i'm their de-
sire to buy the bridge.
Stewart said he would oppose the bonds
until something was done to collect the
delinquent taxes, and wanted the ordi
nance laid on the table for thirty days.
he objected to the proposed course of the
city attorney to bring suit against the
weaker delinquents, and was thereupon
elected committee of one to pick ont
ten persons against whom suits would be
brought.
Linn reiterated his lack of faith that
the council would buy the bridge if the
credit was voted.
Stewart favored cutting off street lights
and policemen. Thomas said the CITY
would have to come to it if the credit
was not voted.
The ordinance passed; ayes, Hood.
Thomas, Taft, Trask; nays, Stewart
Linn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.

The Northern Pacific Makes Concession
and the Prospects Brighten.
The committee appointed at the citizens
meeting to examine the proposed right
of-way of the Northern Pacific and to con-
fer with Engineer Patterson held con-
sutation with that gentleman yesterday
afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce
The situation was talked over and the
difficulties OF the route were examined
and at the conclusion Of the conference
the railroad company had practically
agreed to change the route through the
city from the line heretofore outlined, so
as to pass further to the north OF Vests
mill and cross the river opposite to the
alley running east and west between
River and Hume streets and continue
west through the alley to W'eatherwax's
mill. This route will cut but trif1e off
the northwest corner of Vests mill site
and will not interfere with vessels load
ing at his docks.
The committee hopes to be able
to secure the balance of the right-of-way,
as Mr.. Patterson has agreed to take
care of the West matter if the balance of
the right-of-way is secured by the citi-
yang
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
WE ST-KEYES.

Marriage of j. A. West to Miss Mile
Reyes.
Tuesday morning at O'Clock J. A.
West was married to Miss Mile Reyes,
daughter Of w. E. Reyes.
The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, on Wish
kah street, by Rev. J. H. Forrest Bell in
the presence of relatives and few OF the
most intimate friends Of the contracting
parties. The handsome mansion of Judge
Reyes was profusely decorated with hot
house flowers presenting pleasant pic
ture of Itch coloring. The bride wore
charming creamwhite silk dress, en-
train, with pearl embroidered corsage,
and carried magnificent bouquet sent by
Portland friends. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was enjoyed, which
being finished, the bride and groom were
escorted to the train by large party of
friends who showered them with the
proverbial rice as the train pulled out.
Those present at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Weatherwax, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. West, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Weatherwax,
Mrs. John Perry, j. M. Weatherwax,
Eugene France, Cliff Weatherwax and
the brides family.
The gifts were costly and numerous, the
most prominent being CITY lot from j.
M. Weatherwax. Mr.. and Mrs. West
will reside in san Francisco for the next
six months, and the congratulations and
good wishes of host of friends 60 with
them
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
A CLOSE CALL.
Hhe hunters Return-Story OF a uOose
That Never Was Eaten.

| A week ago E. L. Knhler, A. A. Brauer.
James Patterson, and l.. w. Walker
started off, armed to the the teeth, on a
Wild goose chase, since which time moth
ing has been heard from them or the
geese except that the latter had donned
suits OF the new composite armor, which
the gunners found to be shot proof.
1t is said big gander lit' on the barrel
OF Brauer's gun and made faces at him, so
unnerving the worthy jeweler that had
Patterson not driven the bird off with a
club, the unfortunate sportsman would
have dropped dead in his tracks. We
don't believe this story, however.
LATER. Since the above was written
the nu'-brown nimrods have returned
and report glorious time. The geese
being unattainable the party fell to dig
glng CLAIMS, in which exciting sport they
soon became adopts. Kehler caught
crabs until "a crab caught him, when he
resumed operations on the mud fats.
With great pomp Brauer took an al
legged goose to his boarding house to feast
his fellow boarders. All day yester-
day the mouths of those young men
watered in bissfu anticipation of the
treat in store for them. TO pdd eclat to
the feast five bottles of wine were pur-
chased and displayed upon the boari.
AS course after course was brought in and
no morsel of goose appeared, inquiring
glances were cast at each other, and cit
Will come next" was often remarked
Desert came, and with it the horrifying,
doleful intelligence that the goose had
too long ago departed this life and was
not fit subject for table use. The
boys enjoyed thier $3.50 worth of wine,
but accuse Brauer of bringing home a
bird that he found dead on the beach.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
They Won't Be In 1t,

The Aberdeen base-ballists are organ
izing baseball club which will sweep
the field Of such weak concerns as the
Montesano, Cosmopolis, Hoquiam or
Ocosta clubs. The boys did not want
their strength mentioned lest fear seized
the neighboring mines preventing them
from coming to the scratch; but the
players nigh: just as well be prepared
first as last for defeat. They won't be
in it!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
Looking For q Mill Site.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tanner and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Giles, Of All Sable
Mich, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing. These gentlemen are here for the
purpose of looking over the ground with
view of putting in saw mill. They
are satisfied that there is no lack of fine
timber in its vicinity and are much
pleased with the location Of Aberdeen as
a milling center.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
Rev. C. r. Brooks

says that his little girl is troubled with
malaria very severely, and that since he
gave her Sulphur Bitters, he never thinks
of leaving New York for his summer re-
sort without few bottles, for they always
cure his family, and are far superior to
quinine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
A Straw.

One OF the employees Of the Grays. Har-
Dor Commercial company was in the city
Tuesday looking for four men to work in
that mill, and was greatly surprised to
know that idle men were scarce article
in Aberdeen. He had some difficulty in
hiring as many men as he wanted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28

See! the Conqueror comesl
He smokes like a charm
Is filled with the finest
Grade OF tobacco, and this
Choice cigar can be bought
From Ben Ladue.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28

A large force of men are at work grad
ing streets in the Portland addition. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
| to Vote a Further
|nds for $4,000.
AGAIN KICKING
|opositions Because the
J Not Include Bridge
huse-Proceedings.
ST MONDAY NIGHT.

)yiding for an issue of
pal purposes was read in
Hood said committee
to examine the ordi-
B laid on the table till
ing Wednesday.
Eiding for a special bond
a second time by title
able as above.
"a was read a second
full. Stewart thought
ould be more explicit in
equitably apportioning
and allowing owners to
hselyes. After consider
he ordinance was passed.
instructIng the city at
y in his hands belonging
in the prosecution Of tax
5 read, discussed and
Honey ct al for $500,
given to secure the con-
Electric railroad, was
d and the city attorney
funds in his hands to
tover same.
asked that penalty and
pnt OF improvement tax
b knew nothing of the
complained OF wrongful
ing and said if council re-
is tax, which he claimed
ould pay up all his taxes.
we're referred to finance
E. Keith tax matter re-
by it was found a tax of
esessed in error: tax re-
after of Briggs & Huestis
nothing was done.
nst the Aberdeen Trans
rs found to be correct and
b Of South Aberdeen I'm
|mpany for sidewalk was
lie until ordinance becomes
hit M the matter OF liquor
b Kraber & Co. which was
1891, when the license was
II May %, 1891, and on mo-
be was allowed to run until
was excused from attend
lcil meetings until June
" advocated receiving war
Of lS90-91, and Taft in
olution instructing the city
cept warrants on all funds
taxes OF various kinds, and
J city treasurer to accept
! them: Passed.
roll of Broadway South
uniting to 1914, for repair Of
laid on the table for a time.
TING LAST NIGHT.
,eting. Present: Hood,
t, Taft, Trask, Thomas.
ed mayor pro tenn.
of last regular and several
ngs were read, and with
ons, approved.
e to authorize the creation
ness by the city of Aber-
lount of $40, 900 for munich
and providing for a special
" 81, 1892, for the ratitica-
m of the same, was read a
sections. This ordinance
ectors of election: o. M.
, First ward, and L. L.
Second ward. For judges
j. Kolts and 7. l.. Holman
ard, and N. s. Arnold and
+ the Second ward. The
ttee to whom the ordinance
rred concluded, so the city
l, to eliminate that clause
Ice which provided for the
he bridge, as its incorpora-
rdinance might leave the
e mercy of the owners of
ling on the bridge which is
the bridge when the draw
OF Thomas, seconded by
finance was passed; ayes,
S, Trask, Taft nays, Linn
nee providing for issuing
mount OF $4,000 for taking
warrants and other
cipal purposes, which pro-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-04-28
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Now is the time to make good invest
ments in the Portland addition to Aber-
deem. If