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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-01

This agreeable and ee.cacious Tooth Powder. 60
fablished by more han twenty yeas expsrisnca
has receivei the sanction Of the members OF tbs
psata: and Medical professions Of this city gener-
ally. and ty them ft Is daily recommended and
prescribed 1t r. - pleasant In the spplicasion ~
50 II excellent IN ils e1cctE Il speedily renders the
heesh white and smooth. she gums heaithfal red
and Arm. and by frequent uss wiA preserve them
in this desirable condition IL gradually hui sf
fectnaliy removes tartar. ana dsstroyes the para
sisicai animalcais which neglect may have per
United 20 collect ami prevents their further aeon
mutation. thus serving . complete beauties
aad preserysr Of the teeth Microscopic examinar
TONS have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
al casses Of society ana OF every variety Of bodily
condition, and in nearly every case aninsi and
vegetable parasites were found 60 exist In great
numberR Experiments were made for their re-
noval and the ingredients used In Lnbin's Teoth
Powder were fouad 10 be most etfsctnai. DESTROY
Ing them INSTANTLY.
Through the Kindness Of friends Nc ass Bar
misssd 20 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS,
PORTLAND. Or. March 2. 1884
Dear sirs--Being ssrtsfed with your manner %
preparing the pentfrice and knowing 10 to be per
fscfly harmless In tss effects. I have since you
commenced its preparation. used IL in nay fsrnfly
and prescribed .; Go my patients with uniform
safisfaction. aud now cordially recommend u TO
the public ~ bsirg . valuable. safe and eseaesoss
gums In . clean healthy coalition Years trny.
w. C. BROWN. D. u D
The following r. from one % the mosf emsnsnt
authorities In the West:
SAN FEAscrsco. guly 20. isea
Iuhan Chemical Co;
Dear sirs--n . eommendatary word fron ms In
favor Of your e1esIlsnf tooth powder. known -
Luban's Ioosa Powder. add % It's deserved
popularity aad extended use. caa cheer
fully and truthfufiy say to these who are In wanf
of pleasant. harmless and thoroughly sfficaefoas
dsntiffice that they will Gna those qualities all
combined I'm your admirable preparation; and
after . Ioag acquaintance and careful oeserva.ion
Of its effects upon the tseth OF ihose who have
made daily use % Il ard . psrsoaal experiences u
It's merits for nearly twenty years. know of nothr
Ing superior for the purpose d cleaning prsssrv-
ing and besGsifying ths teeth
MARX HrGHLAHn
Read whss q chemiss saga:
ssATrLn August I. 1859.
Gentisren-I have made chemical examic&
lion Of Luhin's Teeth Powder aad and that 10
constituents are such can neither eaeFnicsly %
mechanically iniure the teets- The iaatcssas -
lection os the Ingredients and the svi5eas care En-
hieited In tts prsrarzsson. com mend u "a . harm
isss "A ysIi % "a sfxcacteos deatafriee
q J. SMITH. Chemist
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LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment-
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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TTooD CANAL RouTE-
III Mes Passenger Steamer
DELLA
fCarxyfng =. - RAIL te9ves Celaaka ssox Man-
ears Wednesdays and kft1&Ts a. 90 q q fas
4 sngsssn, PaFs 0aEress EkE<es N<AAszx ertaasa
faeWast9. I4Afws2p ala Aoe6sksoxs ana uatoa
Cts an4 iEs3FG~6isss sssiafs. arrlsfax 50 rstoa
CITY 81 40 ,. "a Leaves Enloa C4Er AZ % a
"a Tuesdays. ThassaAys Azd zafardsy2 arriving
THOMPSON saoa
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0assYvstsous tsksa a. al stations AZ p N,
3ssn meridian time Is b n Pacific tims-i
11Dxs AT fE1TFLF HaEBog FOR THE wzEx BE
sfssIxG wxDNxspsy. soyENHgR !.
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EsoE cEARTERi
STEAMER IDAHo

Nswfv furnsshed ash eqsipps1 sna sspseasii,
adapted far axrsrsssna A9dFsss Box ia or cau
o room 81 rEarr- ssy4 e1{ldiag.
&. IL HEOwSEIELn Essssr ana owasr
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL aASx or
Il Sekxtge
Paid Up capital.
S8EptU& 89f0&0
Sell exchange ana make telegraphte fzHnefs<a
10 all PARA ~ the T. nttet states and Europe
soioas aeccnata Of banks and bepkess. mar
chants. msnafarsurers. Individuals and ecrDar~
aonz.
psompt sstsation
pxnrcronss
JACOB Ft Efh.. Yfee1de1s
A. d sTEWAhf-............... Vice freside14
q FRAUEKTnAL. L. RoBfSsoS aud JAMMn
n HAYDEN
CORRESPONDENTS;
Nasfsnaa Bank 81 Rspasiic rss Yozks Geo.
nercsai National Chicago: Fuss NAtionAi nea&
o. Pani: Bank Of CaifforBia. Saa franclsoss
Kins aiionai RAnk. Portland
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EVERETT ROUTE
Z STEAMER GREYH0UND.
Daily sxceSs 5sandsy,
Leaves seattle. q IS n. HAS N ans 20 . -
Leaves Egersft. ISIS n. 2:f5 y N aEa 20 ~
80 Leaves seattle. .--...- ..-.-....lf IS "a
Se@S~Ss Leaves kyssetL ..s.... , 90 3 "A
Connects villa nnsts fer Tacsrna And snshefpizA
Lzndlns cosFuan aoex. fe0s 81 Marion street.
SEATTLE AND TA0OAA SAtf9AfIoS CO
CLATD TRouP. y. W. 2oQDAUk.
Pres s~cy.
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sTEAMERI
pacific SAvT0ATrcS CO.
TIME cARn
sEATTLE-rACoMA ROUTE
RAINY
Steamer STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves seattle fer Tacoma kt 10 90 q IA. 500
p Ii and $3.50 p m
sEATTLE>BELLFSeaA RAT RoUTK
bAxLx.
Steamer SEHoNE
Leaves Seattle for Bea.taxham Bay. Anacortes ana
Fort townsend ~ 1900 . m
sEArTrE-LA CONNER
wHfDBy ISLAND RoCTE
DATry xxcErr SATURDAY.
steamer FAIRHAvES
Leaves Seattle for Everett, In Conner ana al
Whadsy tslsad points st . 100 p
sEATTLE-SKA0TT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday THURSDAY ana
saturday ca tide.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamers leave seattle for Astoria and Portland
Oregon every ave daya
Elective November l. lsea
McCLSLLA Nd. General Axeaa
olympic Eiock. uhaer n r. ~ffces
Telephone ss&
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REIIISaHAM BAY. INsTpE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonds. Everets. Ciinton. Lsngisy, Coupe
vile, UtsaiAey. FidAsgo City. Anacorfes, saznlsh
Mondays. Wednesdays snd FrTasys at Z = m re
turning. leaves Whafcom Tuesdsys Thursdays
snA saturdays .; go . IN. landing at Bakers
wharf foot OF University street
RELLISoHAM EAT rxsrpE ROUTE
whatcom and sehogns Fasrhsvau. ssm,sa. An
scortss FidAlEo City. utsxlaay. ceapsvllis. LAas.
ley. Clinton EyersfE. Edmondx
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays Thursdays ana sssar.
Ticket orscs soa second street.
ELY on THE sFLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Tires round trips daily. 8; :: :. ::
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
TIE STEAMER sPLYFK-
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma route. n fol
iows:
rAxExa KSsEcr
WEDNESDAY, sov. l.
TINE cAns.
Leave Tscoma-ess q IN. 1850. Sis D. m.
Leave se&ttie-ss03. lls&5 O M. Ss1S D "a.
Landing a. ~ p. wharf Tacoma. and comm-r-
cial dock. foot Of Marisa ssrpss. seartle.
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pAcrFIo COAST STEAMSHIP coxPASY-
DispstSh steamers nom seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend snt Vie
toria 81 p passengers received on beard Al 4
p M Nov. 4 Q. Ii. ~ - gs.
For Alaska. Nov. IL and - asaam
From San Francisco Tor Victoria and Puget
Sound ports At - m. Nov. l. g. IL. Ie. 81. 10.
Tickets may be obtained Al the ofyics Of the ecu-
pany, At Ocean dock. seatiss
GoopALI. PERKINS a CO,
General Agents. san FrAaeisco
J. n JOHNSON. r 3 sapt. seassIa
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EvERErT AND sSoHoxrsH ROUTE
TIA saiy bsst tAst goes throagh vishous trsassss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hssessfs wharf raesasya Thursasvs sax
saturdays ~ 9 m tor Edmsnas. MakfiEso ~
ersfk Aarysyiiis Esst Essrsxs lowell sa4 sas-
hemisa fAAk TO svEEErf sec: 10 sNo-
hcAish, Soc J. A HATffKLp, ASsnk
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pxoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. seattle. waaA
CAPITAL. siooeoa
OFFICERS AND TRUsrgEA
ysese Farsh. Prssiasna
Hsssp 49, = psasy We, e., rrs ss..ss,.
James r. asydsa, Maasssr cashisr and ssen
Frank L BiedEsft. Assistant Cashier.
Louis sss-ssscher. sshn csiias. = G rs~
TrAnsacts q sAvinq hsnx ea.lnsss sxsansivssy.
iassrsss siiswsS PEE saaan az per esna %
ssTn sspo..'s p, sss. 60 o.ain a. asessia
vembsr Loans made On sssl s.ssss 81 spprsvsS
eeiisssr.is ssiy.
THE yrRsr SArIosALaAxxor sxArrzn
, 80 ~ essfsaa oos
lk9104
h.UaIcs Mcascs M .............Siss psss.ssss
AsAN .s-s..s..............C&shsss
General baking BUSINESS sr.nssstsa
sA' 's $500 3 ss.ss: e ~ -
NATIONAL BANK or coxxERca
cornsr Commercial ana Yssss AvssaA
fa'a ~ Capital .ssoesss
TrsnssSss general s.akinx suanssx
- s<tsa SD..+s PxssS1ez4
49, y .s=ss..s. Ns0er Fxeaf9e1I
'" - - '..s-
w. wHxxzxns FnKl -. aAsaY. CASH.
sozs n. osTRASpxx. vfcSpnK2
TEE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Or
pfnEcronss
LEANDEn MILLKA A. a MHLLEA
u r. sfokL JoHE y. osTkAHDEA
n. w. wHEKLEA
cerss ssoDaa aaa Gerry stnsssa sssEgss. wasA.
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lie following are the prices paid by retail
tea!ers for raaud lots delivered al the wharf or
sn TIE cars or the to0hiag rates quoted by
wholesale dealers
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!! Ial 2 per aa.. snTs. s.ls-s.lIau.. p =.

sslons per ses. stl7s. sslf-s.sIoas. per aus.
cRArKERs- sJosasnzs-sod. 4 s<e 49, =.
- -. - = 70 30 u soazs tox~s
- - uox- ezeem soda. 2 D eartun.s per ear
.sn- - pssnae. NfcS sysser. -szc. Bssssn BAT
hss I'm naes. a@sortes1 e4kss. sse-. Ta@sse.
,ss. = 80, - =. Barrels. sxs.. psr rsa.
gal. Iss: &ssr.. lse: s-xzs Eexs. %.
~ 49, -s1o1Assg1-Ntx 5<-gxfions Peg
ss.; $50: snzr.s. ger dsz- e q sasv eAsw.
80 nsas..s pse<iss IN won1-Kews. raixsd
sn9 plain. ft11 eaen. sE-hs-ress sstafs1 srss
I,zss. "a ) psr cal. sse: plain nRa raixsd. Va.
eaxxrD soop.
EAhALD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tona-
Ices PA cats. Ger <oz o. 70. tuznsraes 1zs-
.oas - .ezs 81 ~ EEaEr ezra. rev, g. ~. ssh
De- 49, = IA ~ .sssf PES. cs.iiossis: Per
L4zE bssns. per Coz. as: Bo&soa bskes bssEs
ger doz. u Is: mushrooms. p&r aox. a. zlg2 50:
eAsNED FRufTs : T1sEr : uosbsnx,-As-
sasssa. Eef 8oz. =. syrseotx. per dDx. s2e0Ge
sso: csexksrries. rsF Goa, o. =: Bartlett p~ers.
eox. -: white ensrrsss, per dor- q ~:
osaok cherries. per dcx, szz<fs peaches. Callfor-
ass. per dcz, s11A1a 90: ssFnw berries. per eox.
Gsos ptGms. psr aoz. szo: xocssssrrsss.
piaeaDpss oohnsoa's). per dor. ssezso. Prs.
AssexStd, Ii gallon csns. per 1Gz. e. s094.
.ses IN n.s; per Ssr; !, y s gs.s1sss :.
ts-~@r $3.50 &~eNt 4kAE& DeEtl1&s = -
unss per dox sL7s: cnrr4nts. gallon tsns psr
eoz. A7S: plunxs Eeaapn tina. per Coz. 81 %:
tins. PEI dor. sI-15. spples ~ n tfas, per
80 az 80 saiions- u % grapes. ~ n sins psr
CANNED xFATs-tJosbsnrs--De~i hama
armour, par Gox 81 -; earned bscf. In can.
SLx5. c0rned beef. m ear. per doz, g To-
chfpped bsef, In can. psr Coz, &. 20: clipped
bcsf, 2 u Can. per dox. 81 20. lunch tongue. In
csn. Der Goa. sS.5os lnBeh tongue, ? n can. per
ooz. 30. roast beef, per doz, fzuo. rozse
ehlcke1y Per doz, s. .. roast Fautton ~ 7St2 i0
sosst turkey. per dog, $50; pigs feet, p n
nns. pr aozs q -: tr1pe. H-5a
xK&T. PEoyfs.oSs And FTsH.
FRESH HEATs-gJobblngj- dressed
0eeIs sfgs5ze per n. mutton. &c yer 70: Lamb.
tc Der 10; pork, 60 per n. veal 6<Gl0c per -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES large. i5e:
hams. small, Isszcs breakfast bacon. iss1c; dry
ssft sides. ias<c
Sailed H-tJobhang,--Plnk salmon. 100
n IBIS, 80. salmon bellies. 15B kits, siT5:
xxx herring. 10 - palis. SO: Holland herring.
kegs, IS; smoked sealed herring, le3s
per box. SIC; spices herring ao-fD kegs, tI-2ss
msekefes. iegD bo4s. So Is. eodash. 2-fh
bricks, s9lo1Ses pollock. whole cod, 100 q boxes,
CANNED FIsH-uosbsnr,-cisms, an ,ins.
per doz. = .: elarns. N tins per doz. g. %;
Columhia river. In tins. per doz. q g;
Alsska, ping, $40: Alssfs. silver. $40;
Puget sound, sl.A sardsnss, Preach. ~,
platns sLe9G1lc: Ls. Key, fl.SoeSl %:
"a plain. g. l0eaa5: Iks, key. s275
a.: serdines. Americans, "a. per Goa, Use:
naeksrei, 5 n tins. per doz, tz.5o: shrimpss per
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington for the county OF Chehal1s.
LuELLA GREEN, Plaintiff,
vs.
CHARLES ii. GREEN, Defendant.)
The State of Washington to said Charles II.
Green, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear on or be-
fore the 2Sth day of September, 1888, or WITHIN
twenty days after the. day OF service OF tins TIM
summons exclusive of the day of service, and
defend the above entitled action in the above
entitled court and in case OF your ialiur yo SO 10
accordance with the demand Of the complaint,
which complaint is now on file with the clerk
of said court.
The relief demanded in said complaint is to
obtain judgment decree OF divorce from the
said defendant on the grounds OF desert1on ana
failure to support this plaintiff by the said de-
PENDANT for period of more than one year last
past.
P. o. address, Aberdeen, Chehaiis county, wash
ington.
Date of first publication, July q, 1893.
Date of last publication, September = 1893.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17

The winners Of the first prize in double
will be called upon to play the present
champions, o. S. Campbell and r. P.
Huntington, Jr., for the double champion
ship of the United States. Games will be
called at 10 a. m. each day. The referee
will be DR.. James Dwight Of Boston. A fee
oe SO for each single and S. for each double
entry will be charged. The national sin
giles championships will be held at New
port, as usual.
The New York Jockey club will offer q
beautiful cup, valued at $500, to be COM
peted for at the all corners tennis tourna-
Inent, Aug z, at Morris park. This cup is
to be contested for in open competition, the
winner having his name engraved on it.
Upon being won three times by the same
person it becomes his property. Besides the
trophy there is silver flower dish. This
is to go to the winner Of the tournament as
first prize. The cup is ID inches high and of
sterling silver. The face of the bowl con-
tains a shield, on each side of which Gu
pid plays, supporting with his hands a
wreath of twined flowers of exquisite finish
and design, and on the other side there is
another shield, similar in design, on which
ARE to be inscribed the names of the winners.
A Cupid rests on each handle. Beneath the
rim of the cup and above the shields is in
scribed the donors name
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, in and for Chehalis county.
o. L. GRAIN, Plaintiff, D
VS..
A. D. LIE Roy, Defendapt.>
The State of Washington, to A. d. LIE Roy,
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action, in the Court aforesaid,
and in case of your failure so to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint now on file with the
clerk of the said Court .
The object and purpose of the above entitled
action is to obtain Judgment against the said
defendant upon two causes of action, to-Wlt:
1st-Judgment against the defendant upon
his promissory note made and delivered to
plaintiff on the 9th day of May, 1893 for the sum
$22500, with interest on the said amount at the
rate of Is per cent. from maturity July g. 1898,
until paid, together with an attorneys fee OF
$25.0 as provided in said note;
2nd-Judgment against the defendant in the
further sum of $780, upon an account stated
between the said defendant and Shelley Bros,
and assigned to this plaintiff; and for costs Of
this action.
j. c. Cross, Attorney for plaintiff.
P. O. address, Aberdeen, Chehalis county,
Washington.
Date OF first publication, Aug. 8, 1898.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
The Pension business

Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds, in communication regarding
1ecent pension rulings OF the department,
sets forth the position of the present adj
ADMINISTRATION with great explicitness and
force, as follows:
|'Tlle government holds in substance
that man who is able to earn his sup
port by manual labor, has no right to a
pension under section of the act of
June 81 1890. The order Of commission
or Raum, fixing the rates under this act
ignored the essential basis CT a pension
able status, inability to perform manual
labor. Furthermore, evidence which
might have shown that the disabilities
were the result of vicious habits was not
required, the commissioner ruling thus
supeiseding the law. Again, Raum
treated disabilities not of service origin
the same as disabilities which were. The
present secretary having found erroneous
orders of Raum unrevoked and claims
adjudicated hereunder unquestioned,
could not do otherwise than revoke these
orders, providing new ones in accordance
with the law for future practice"
The members OF the board for revision
FOR this purpose are not all democrats
and its chief notability is republican.
No judgment is pronounced before a
lull investigation. II the record shows it
TO be illegal the pension claim is sus-
pended and the pensioner is allowed
sixty days to file testimony in rebuttal."
1t is difficult to see how anybody can
object to the government carrying out
the law II the government errs, any
pensioner can appeal to the courts, who
are bound to sustain the law.-Snohom-
ish Dc mo rat
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
Bicycles for sale and to rent by G. B
MORSE, cor. Heron and G streets. If

"A Scandal In High Life" Edgar Sell
denis play, which was recently produced
in Brooklyn, scored failure and will
probably not go out next year.
Charles Frohman has secured the
American rights Of ''Cnarley's Aunt"
which has beeu received with almost
unprecedented favor in London.
Edward Harrigan will produce new
play dealing with New York life about
Oct. at his own theater. MI. Harri-
gan is the author OF the Play. which ha7
not vet been -:hlisrenGd
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
The Morris Park $500 Tennis Gun.

The national tennis doubles will be held
mt Chicago instead of Newport this year,
and the contest is scheduled for July 25. A
tournament for the Worlds fair champion
ship in singles, open to all comers will be
held at the same time First, second and
consolation prizes will be given. The run
ners up will take second prize, and all
players defeated in their first match will be
entitled to compete for consolation prizes.
All the matches will be the best three in
five, advantage SETS except consultations,
which will be the best two in three.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
Ordinance No. II.

An ordinance relating to the sanitary
condition Of the Town of Cosmopois.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Town
Council of the Town of Cosmopolis:
SECTION 1. 1t is hereby declared a
nuisance, and detrimental to the health
Of the inhabitants of the Town of Cosmo-
polls, to place or throw any rubbish or
Stops or other decaying substance in any
alley or street or back yard in said
Town.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons throw
ing or placing or causing to be placed any
rubbish or slops or decaying substance in
any alley or street or back yard shall be
guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction OF same shall be fined in a sum
not less than five dollars ($5.0O) nor more
than ten dollars $4,000.
Sec. 3. 1t is further ordained, that all
alleys and back yards and water closets
shall be cleaned.
Sec. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after the
date of it's passage and posting according
to law.
Attest: III. G. MCGAFFY,
w. ii. BELLIES, Mayor.
Clerk.
Passed Aupust 2. 1909
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of Mel
VIVA M. Keith, deceased, to present the
same, with the necessary vouchers, with
in one year from this date, to the under
signed administrator of the estate of said
deceased person, at the office OF N. w
Bush, in Aberdeen, Chehalis County
Washington.
Dated, August 8, 1898
GEORGE H. KEITH,
Administrator
N. w. Bush, Attorney for Administrator
Date OF first publication, Aug. 8, 1898
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
Have something's" Weinhard's
Beer is just the thing.

Spruce Cor Washington pine, as it is
sometimes called) will in the near future
become one of our most valuable woods.
Spruce is especially valuable to the man.
ufacturers Of tubs and pals, because it
does not communicate taste or odor to
the contents. This fact is especially
pleasing to the butter makers, as butter
easily absorbs flavor and odor of uten-
sils.-Southern Lumberman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacks an(
Constipation, Small Bile Beans.
Tho Word "Fake.n
government

The word 'fakeY has been used in the
theatrical profession for the last half cen
fury to express the idea of a makeshift.
Thus to ''fake' costume is to get up
something which is not correct, but which
can be made to serve the purpose on apinch.
To "fake part" is to play it imperfectly,
without proper knowledge of it's lines In
common use the word means fraud.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17

Norway has abolished the export duty
on lumber OF all descriptions. This duty
amounted to an annual income of about
three hundred thousand kroners to the
government.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17
THEATRICAL TATTLE.

+. G. Burnand has written a burlesque on
&'Cavalleria Rusticana."
Charles T. Vincent has made arrange
ments with w. A. Brady for the produc-
ton of "Old Glory" next season. The play
treats of an episode in the Revolutionary
war.
Modjeska is to add "Heimath," by Her.
mann Suderman, to her repertory next
season.
Seymour Tibbils and Howard Wall are
the joint authors of AT the State Capt.
tol" and 1.-THE Foreman" The former is
to be brought out by Carrie Louis and the
latter by Mr.. and Mrs. Moyne.
Aubrey Boucicault will be starred in
T'The Shaughraun" next season.
Word comes from Santa Barbara, CAL,
that George Barrymore, who is there
Cor her health, is much improved
Louis Aldrich will star in 1.-THE Senator"
and George Wilson in ION Probation" next
season.
1.-The Golden Wedding" which was re-
gently brought out at Boston, is said to be
a revised version of 1.-THE Last Of the
Family"
The drink for summer should be cool
and refreshing. Weinhard's Beer hits
the right spot every time.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-08-17

Pttsburg and Allegheny are great
centers of box manufacture. 1t is es-
timated that last year 100000 boxes of
all sizes were made. In addition, on an
average, two coal barges were turned out
each day. this being uecessitated by the
fact that high water frequently causes
the destruction Of an entire "tow' Ct
from Is to 20 barges. Consequently tie
amount of lumber used is considerable.