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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-30

City attorney made report as COM
mittee appointed to see Messrs. West and
Benin about opening up certain streets
and alleys. He said Mr.. Benn was will
ing to open 6 street and the alley in
block A, and if he could have guaran-
tee that no filling, planking or sidewalk
would be made for year on D street, he
might open that, too. Councilman Linn
wanted petition for opening streets taken
up and acted on. The matter was dis
cussed, but no vote taken.
City attorney asked for the wishes Of
the council in regard to pushing all of the
suits given him for collection of taxes
He was informed that the seven given
him must be sued.
Mr.. Stewart wanted fund created for
park. The matter was discussed at
length, but no action taken.
Council adjourned.
Caesars famous "Veni, vldi vici, FL
came, saw, conquered-might be an
appropriate motto for Ayers Sarsaparilla.
We charge nothing for the suggestion.
This great blood purifier conquers where
ever it comes, and is now absolutely
without equal In the world.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Laura Madsen is on her way here
to load lumber.
The schooner Viking, Capt Dannervig,
is bound for Gray's Harbor from foreign.
The J. G. Ford and Chas. Hanson both
sailed Sunday for Frisco, loaded with
lumber from Vests mill for the Slade
company.
The ferry boa Aberdeen has been sold
to j. M. Weatherwax, and will be run
under lease by other parties after to-
morrow.
The Typhoon has been laid up this
week undergoing thorough overhaul
ing. She has in view two runs; one
from Ocosta to Damon, the other the
Ocosta -Aberdeen-M ontesano run.
The City of Aberdeen was towed over
the bar by the tug Traveller at 8p. m.
Friday and passed Tatoosh, in the straits,
at 10 a. M, Saturday, arriving in Seattle
Sunday morning. All hands are the
better now for dose Of sea sickness.
The Clan was loaded to the guards
Tuesday with passengers for the beach.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Went to Newcastle Instead Of c,urc!,

Went to Newcastle Instead Of churc!,
julia Kerry is the young girl held
by Sheriff Clifford as one of the princi-
pals iii The disgusting Oe!iicl,s incest
case. Sh. has been aiding in the house
work of Sheriff Gitford's family. Size
has a sister, Victoria, she i, stopping
IN the city, dong honseworl; for the
family of j. Il. Richer. On Sunday
Victoria went up to the court hon>.
and obtained the permission Of Mrs.
Clifford fur Julia to attend church with
her. Julia ad been given considerable
freedom. as would he expected in her
Case, aad Mrs. Clifford supposed of
Course her going to church would he IA
Christian act. Blu, they didn't return
soon as they should, winch aroused sus-
pisinn, and it was soon discovered that
the girls hired a l,very rig and drove
,u Mlnnekahta station. There they
purchased tickets for Newcastle and
boarded the b. & M. train, and easily
reached their destination. This infpr-
nation learned, Sheriff Clifford was 90,
long in having them Within the law
clutches. He went after them aud re
turned with the wiley young thing,
Wednesday morning. Julia will MOI
go to church any nore-un'ess accoth
panied by some truSty person-as loni
a> she is wanted in such an importan
ease as the one for which he is nov
held as the principal witness.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Fultilnncnt Of Prophecy

On next sabbath morning propose
preaching in the college chapel on "Ful
Iillment of rropl!ecy;a test of Inspira-
ito Are tue scrip ures the wor.' of
GMl? aere the writers inspired? Did
they for"trli things 'mpposible Tor men
tn know? Come out. and hear what the
pages of history hive to sas in answer
to these questions. would especially
like to have present men OF intelligence
aud reading. w;,o are in doubt on the
points mentioned.
j. W. D. ANDERSON.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
PrinclpaI M.,ore SURPRISED

Yesterday was E j Mnore's birth
day, and the pupils of his department.
found it out. When be returned from
dinner in the afternoon he found
neat little parcel upon his table. Upon
examination it proved to be hand
some gold pen from his school. Mr..
Moore was completely overcome by the
kind act, and very gratefully thanked
the generous and thonghtful donors.
In the evening he was much surprised,
mon bis return from his school to find
quite party Of friends at his home.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Married.

AT Che ho,ns Of MFR. and Mrs. Fred
Hiedeprien,, in Custer, on Tuesday.
Dec. 6, August w. Hiedepriem and
Agnes Trimmer. were united IN the
bonds Of matrimony, Rev. j. V. Willis
officiating.
MIR. Hiedepris,n, the groom, is one of
Clusters hest known and most popular
young men. He recently becalne a
member of the firm Of Kimble, Carr &
Co.. and is nnw in charge of the brancl.
of their bu>ines> at Hot Springs. The
bride has mahe her home in Custer for
:hou. two years, and is held in high
regard by her numerous friends aud
acqnaintances.
The couple departed for Hot Springs
This week, and will make their home
there in the future. The Chronicle
joins their. many frinds in wishing
them unlimited happiness aud pros.
perity.-Custer Chronicle.
During MIR Heidepriem's brief resi-.
dsnce here he has made numerou,
friends. all of whom unite in extending
congratulations. and hearty welcome
to Mrs. H. They will live in th,
pleasant rooms at the rear Of theil
store in the Phillips black.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

.Kinible, Carr & O.. are glad to re.
ceive their Friends in their new Quar-.
ters. where vou will find the largest
and finest line OF harness. sad,l!.ry.
robes, whips. etc. ever brought to the
Hills Phillips block, 33tf.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

CHRISTMAS AND New YEAR HoL1pAY
RATES. The Elkhorn will sell to .all
points within two hundred miles dis
tant round trip tickets at one and one
third fare. Selling Dec. "a, 25. 26. 81.
and Jan. ] and 2; good returning Jan.
Bird. A. D. Woop, Att.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
The Electric Light Ordinance.

Elsewhere in thi. issue will lie fonnd
the ordinance granting the electric
'ivh, franchise to W p. Philips -t vi.
Read it and be posted on what our
system. is to be and when we are to
have il.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Oil aud Gasoline at Fsreo's.

Oil aud Gasoline at Fargo's.
J. r. Eimunds was down from
Deadwood Tuesday.
The costumes of the "Gipsv Girls
are elegant. See them Saturday night
the 18th.
Fargo & Sons for rubber toys for
the children.
Paints, oils. glass, etc. at J. G. Dick
over & Co. Phillips block.
j. S. Childs, of the Harnev Peak CO.,
was in the city Tuesday.
Something new, Yankee peanut
taffy 25:ts per h., at Rymers. 81
Ell giant Christmas presents at J. U.
Dickover l. Co., Phillips block.
Charley Conger, Of the Gap, came
over to the metropolis Tuesday.
The handsomtst present Of all would
be one Of those elegant lamps or some
OF that beautiful crockery at Bailey's.
w. N. Baird, a prominent Sundance
citizen, is in The city.
Go to Cvnnor I,ros. for holiday
presents.
Attorney N. X. Griggs. of the q. &
NJ, is attending court in the city.
New York state sweet cider. the pure
apple juice, at Rymer's. 34
Hon. NJ. II. Day and r. B. Hughes,
of Rapid, were in the city Tuesday.
All kinds of rubber toys at Fargo'r.
Subscribe for your daily papers and
other periodicals through j. G. Dick
over & Co., Phillips block.
The city hall bonds were sold Thurs
day to N. w. Harris & Co. at par.
Have you seen those pretty dolls and
parlor games al Connor Bros.
j. l.. Buckingham represented Her
mosa IN the city this week, Tuesday.
Counor Bros. carry everything to BE-
found in first Glass drug store.
Will Dudley will probably be APP
pointed administrator of the Callahan
estate.
Choice confectionery, the hest and
cheapest at i;ymers. "a
The A. T. & A. NJ. viii have work on
the first degree tonight, besides in-
>taiing the new officers.
Novelties in toys for the children at
Fargo & Sons.
Public Examiner Blanchard is in the
city as IL prominent witness in the
Flynn emlezz!.ment case.
Rubber toys for Christmas at Fargo's.
J.C. Dickover & Co. can supply you
with interesting juvenile hnr.ks, and
very fine books for older heads See {!
Look ont for dragon flies ard fire
flies Dec. 18th.
}. A. Clark. headquarters for finest
sausage of all kinds.
Quite a n'.mber Of women got out
and vi o Cor the c'.ol bonds Tu.sda. !;
They seemed to enjoy it.
For ladies facy toilet articles, call on
Common Bros.
Tie src lights are now in place on
Chicago avenue and show the city up
hv night in ITS prorc, style.
Remember J. A. CLARK handles the
very hest steak in the market.
u. w Martin are numbered among
the prominent attorneys who is at.
tending court.
If yon want fSst-class pair of boots
or shoes made to order call OH j. NJ
Ens'ninger, Chas" block. 33tf
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

The Ferguson House is having big
run this week. large number Of the
jnrymen stopping there. Under the
management Of Ferguson & Son this
hotel is ranking mp well with other Of
ITS class in the Hills, and is command
ing and excell.nt patronage.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Chopped Feed.

Chopped Feed.
Or chopped prices on feed at Hulst
& Prices: oats, 81 30; corn. 80 cents:
bran, so cents; chop. $1.0O; wheat
screenings, 80 cents; hay per bale. so
cents. HuLsr & PRlcE.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

Order tailor made suit from those
new spring samples at Fargos. They
will save YOU $1,000 sure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

Joyce's is the store to buy useful
holiday gifts. 81
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

Christmas presents ut Joyce's
furniture store. 81
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

R. r. Connor departed Monday night
to be absent a couple Of months in the
interest Of the Galveston Land Co.
/ Comforts way down, at J.s. ".
JcycsS furniture store. q
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
New Expl,.ss 20.

Beginning with JAM LIST the Bur'ing
ton system will handle the Adams ex-
press company's business along its
various lines, and an Office will be
established in this city, with the ever
atfable H. L. Catlin as agent. This
will give Hot Springs competition in
service even thought it may not MA
terislly reduce the cost of expressave {;
as doubtless these two companies have
had the usual understanding az to
rates. If the Adams could give us
cheaper rates, which we should have,
as the present charges upon nearly
everything are exorbitant, they would
be thrice welcomed to the city.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

The Gipsy Girls viii tall your tor
tune the 18th.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16
Wants an Electric R'y. franchise,

vSNuSS sst II bIstJNtuSts
Rev. F. A. Burdick, representing the
BALL Electric Co., of New York, was in
The CITY the for. part of the week, and
presented a proposition to the city
council for the construction of an
Fl ctric street railway in the city.
The council postponed action upon the
matter until their next meeting. MIR.
Burdick resides at Aberdeen tins state.
and is the western representative of
the Ball Co. He is putting in electric
railways in other western cities, and
learning of the excellent opportunities
here offered for such an enterprise.
came. and is anxious to secure such
FRANCHISE from the city, in which case
he informs the SrAn that they will
have the line ready for next seasons
business.
What Hot Springs really need, Is
good electric failwaw system. and we
hope that it may be secured SOON
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-16

ing and excellent patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-16
T,v,ss DIT rrrx1r Cos,tur.


4 question frequently asked in this city
TINS week--AIs Madame Tayary an Amer
can? She is not. Ma1iulc Tayary was
born at Cologne in s19. and IA of Russian
parentage, her mother having been singer
of considerable distinction. At an early age
she displayed much talent for music, and
studied the piano at Wiemar with the Able
List but II was soon discovered that ma
ture had endowed her with beautiful voice,
AMI she turned her attention 10 lis cultiva-
ton and development. She studied singing
with the great singers. Madame Marchesi
nj Paris, AMI Lamperti at Milan, Roger,
the celebrated French tenor taught her how
TO act. anil to this circumstance may be at
trihuted much of her success rs
dramatic singer She made her
debut ut Ia Scala as Lncit,
appearing shortly afterwards at the Imperial
Theatre, Berlin; and in lSs2 she sang with
great eclat rs Carmen in her native city.
She subsequently went TO Munich, where
she won the favor of the late king of Ba-
rsria. at whose special request she appeared
rs Eva in Die Neistrrsinger" with great
distinction. The king was 80 gratiied.with
her performance that he commanded pic
turc to be painted for his private collection
representing her in the character of Eva,
with Hans Sachs at the window. in the
second act. She then appeared at
Vienna as court prima lonua, and
won golden opinions in that critical centre.
Last year she made her FIRST appearance
in America a. one of the prima donnas of
the Abby Grand Opera Company. also the
Minnie Iiauk Grand Opera Company, Great
ing perfect furere in all the large cities and
BY her magic vocal skill caused orations
at each appearance that stand uuprecedent-
ed. At the conclusion of this season she
takes her departure 20 London, where she
is engaged for three years at the Coveut
Garden during the grand opera season as
prima donna assoluta.
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AMUSE MENTS.

The Nail Driving Contest at the yestrs
OF the Free baptist church, Thursday even
ing. Nov. l7tb, promises To be delightful
and sociability, at very popular price To
those who wish TO know what mail
driving contest is. we wouli say, Come
and See" For further particulars see at
in this paper.
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UNITED STATES Of AMERICA.
BY the President.
A PROCLAMATION.

The gifts of God Ia our people during the past
year have been abundant and special that
the spirit OF deyoift thank ing await nor a e,ti,
but only Che appointment Of day when if NAV
hive common expression. lie has stared the pes.
thence at door, lie hiss gwen more love for
the free civil Institutions In the creation Of which
His directing provdebc. was 40 conspicuous, lie
has awakened deeper reverence Tor law tie hAs
~idsned our philanthropy by call To- sucrpr TIDE
distress in other lands He hiss blessed school.
and Is bringing forward patriotic and tod fear
ing generation To exscute His great and brnes
oient designs for our country. He has given ~
great iDef.a-. Ia material wealth and IN the dtfn
sion Of eDHtcntmtnt aud comfort IN the homes 81
our people He has given His grace To the sorrow
ing.
Wherefore. I. BENJAMIN Harrison. President 4
the United States, do call upon ali nur people to
observe, ~ We have been wont, IbuTsday, the
2tth day Of this month of November, ns q day Of
thank -giying 10 God Tor His mereies. and Of sup
plicatioB for He continued care and grace.
In testimony whereof haze heFeuBto set my
hand aud caused the seal Of the United States 80
he atsed.
dome Mt she city Of Washington this fourth day Of
November, thousand eight hundred aud
ninety two, and Of the Independence OF the
nited States the one hundred and seventeenth
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
i.y the President
JoBN " FosrgE, Secretary of State.
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Educated horses interest all classes OF
people. old anil young alike, and all viii be
pleased that Prof. Bristol is tn appear Al
the Opera House next Friday and SATURDAY
evening and Saturday afternoon.
Reserved seats at popular prices. are
now Oh sale at Jahnspns. There will he
no reserved seats at the matinee, the prices
being 2jcts. for adults and II cts. for
children.
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man degree BY Highland lodge A. O. U.
W, last evening in the most elaborate man
ner prescribed in the ritual. There were
27o members of the order present, the
largest meeting of the kind ever held under
the auspices of Highland lodge. Their new
hall made it possible to entertain very
large number of visiting brethren. Be.
tween 80 aud 20 from pirigo lodge Garii-
ner came mp on a special car and about 10
from Crescent lodge Hallowell aud Il dele,
cation from the China lodge was present.
4 banquet was served at the close.
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An unfailing remedy for Group and whoop-
ing-eough. Mrs. W. E. Lewis. i0t w.
Polk St, Chicago. III tells this; II have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for nearly
eight years and find 1t Is very valuable
remedy. 1t cured our Youngest child OF
Group and Encouragement aud always
keep bottle of il on hand for fear the lit
tie children might catch cold.
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A limited number of seats for the Mer.
chants Carnival in Gardiner on Thursday
and Friday of this week have been re-
served for Augusta patrons. and tickets fol
them can be secured at the box Office
Special cars will return to Augusta at tho
close of the entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-16

peoplc overlooked the Importance of per
msncntly beneficial effects and were salts
fed with transient action bat now that II Is
generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure hahitual constipation,
well-informed people will not buy other
Iaxattves, which act for time. but finally
inlure the system
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N,,us

Sousas New Marine Banl, of fifty per
formers, including Sig Lihrati, the grea,
cornetist, Sig, Rsfayolo, euphonian, Mile
Linih. soprano and Sig. Galassi baritone,
will give one of their magnificent concerts
at the opera House on Thanksgiving night
Nov. cath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-16

Those who wish to illuminate in ceiebra-
ton Of the election of Cieveiand's election
viii find wax candles just right for this pur-
pose at S. s. Williams Sons.
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The NJ. H. Ciab gave one of their enjoy
able dances in G A. II hall last evening.
Music by Higgins Orchestra. The enter
tainment was varied by clog dance by
Tony Coleman.
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ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it ID plea.an,
and refreshing to the taste, and act,
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn eEectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs d the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
itr action and truly beneficial IN it.
effects, prepared only from the mos,
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50e
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one whe
wishes to try it. Do not accept an,
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F7c SKRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.
LOUISVILLE. xs. seg rom. NJ
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Thanksgiving Dinner Tor the Worthy Poor

The Howard Benevolent MON has be't
very fortunate in obtaining the co-operati.r
of the Kings Daughters" in arranging fa
the annual Thanksgiving dinner for -,
poor Of the city. The young ladies' of rhr
society will make the necessary canvass ut
the city for supplies and also snperintep'
the distribution to the different families 0t
Wednesday the 23d. Thatno worthy per
son may he overlooked, our citizens ar,
earnestly requested TO forward the namc'
of any such, who may be known to them
with the address and number in each fam
lily, to Mr. NeMuriie, 20. box 23G. There
are several families IN our city who's
inmate delieacy prevents them from makina
their wants known. To such rs these tin
Union feels their mission is particularly
directed at this season. Don't fail to sen
the names of these if known to you.
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All ladies' interested in the work of the
w. c. r. L. are invited to the meeting thi,
afternoon at $50.
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II the CAPITOL


The clerk. return from ST. John pisnsa
ton for the November election has the wors
none written after the name Of ever,
efeefor, or In other wor,is no election wa.
held. In Summit plantation the eiers
writes that only himself AMI one assesso,
we're present at the polls, 80 no election
was held there.
Secretary NeKeen of the Stste board Of
agriculture and DR.. C. NJ TwiteheIl, clerk
70 the secretary, will attend the national
grange meeting at Concord, \. H., leaving
for Concord today.
Capt. Hall inspeets the Norway eoni-
pany fthi.J Wednesday evening.
Col, Thos. P. Shaw, payuaster of tie
Maine Central Railroad, and Hon. f.. b.
MaIiett Jr., were 1T the State House yes
terdzy. They will occupy the Alden man
sion on State street this winter.
Down in the board Of health department
they are very busy sending cut tie reports
Of the secretary.
The ine,sning Legislature will find thing.
as neat as a new pin Gen. Harris when
he can Is sure to have everything IN a. ship
shape a condition a. possible. The Senate
chamber looks a. good as new. The fre--
Going has not been touched but the plain
parts of the wsiis and ceilings have beer re.
touched with the painters brush producing
a pleasant effect. Then new Administer
carpet has been laid on the doors. a han1-
some chandelier ami wall bracket light.,
both electricity and gas have been pat 10
The furniture has been newly yarnisbe
and looks as if it had seen the Senate
chsmber but yesterday for the first time
Back and over the Presidents chair are tina
old draperies, but one wouldn't know
them a. they have been
dyed, turned AMI made over
The three large committee rooms on TIA,
upper floor Of the extension have been ear
peted. In the railroad commissioners
room and the judiciary committee roam
Brussels carpets have been laid, and tap
estry in the legal affairs. Gen. Harris Ia
al-o ordered for the committee rooms il
neg tables AMI 200 light cliars, to take In
place of the old and heavy specimens tha
have been there for nearly 80 years. Thea
too, there is the handsome new front 'r
trance, with heavy oak doors swinging ont
ward 10 cornply with the Law. Everyon'
about the Capitol is already looking for
ward to the assembling of the Legislature
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THunEsgiriag and Praise

Thanksgiving and Praise
10 God for bs tender care and manifold t!e.-ings
Upon tia; day let "a refrain frets secular pur
suits and in the sanctity Of homes and In
place. Of public worship return TO Him out Of
full hearts humble Acknowledgements Of our deep
Indebtedness for the merclrs Of HE providence.
Given at the Council Chamber az Augusta.
this nth day of November. In the year oi
cur Lord one thousand eight hundred sHsl
nluefy-two, and Of the Independence Of the
United State. 0f America, the one hundred
and seventeenth.
EDWIN &. BURLEIGH
BY me G0rsrnor,
NICHOLAS fgssKSBES. Secretary Of STATE.