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Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

w. f. Chambers new dancing hall in
the Shugart block will be open by De-
cember 10 for the use of the public for
parties and social functions generally.
Any music desired can also be arranged
tor. Full information can be had from
the elevator MAJ at the Pearl street
entrance, or by addressing w. h. Cham
bers, corner seventeenth and Douglas
streets, Omaha. Dancing classes every
Wednesday. Full elevator service fur
nished for all patrons.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

This not only shows the steady and
beautiful growth of the company during
these years, but it shows the character
OF the risks it has taken, a watchful care
on the part of agents and company that
guarantees safety and the ability to
make prompt payment OF losses.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

Sterling silver tea spoons So 8 per set
ana everything in silverware in the
same proportion at Maurer's.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
B~ENNIsoN BROS


Attend this great bargain sale Mon
day. Thousandseof useful holiday pres
ents. 1000 dolls OF every size and style
manufactured. Beautiful kid body dolls
with bisuue head and natural hair, at
1Sc, pc, 37c, lGc. 5Oc up to S40S each.
100 pieces standard dress prints, Mon
day BIC a yard.
80 pieces in ligo blue prints, &c a yard.
Lawrence LII fine unblcached muslin,
lc a yard.
1Oc quality white shaker flannel, Mon
dag 4c yard.
12tc quality snow white cotton bats,
HANDKERCHIEFS! HANDkER-
CHIFS!
Buy your holiday handkerchiefs of us.
Beautiful Swiss embroidered handkcr-
chiefs at lOc, l2!c, l5c, poe and 25c each.
100 dozen ladies' silk initial handkor-
chiefs, pic each. Infants silk I'm
broidcrci white flannel shawls at less
than half price Monday, SOC each,
SPECIAL CLOAK SALE.
Onr big cloak sale continues all day
Monday. Ladies' astrachan fur jackets
that were $500 are now $1,000 each.
Ladies' 24-inch Hudson bay beaver capes,
were $1,000. now $500 each. $S.5C
French coney fur capcs, now S3.9S: $500
lDdlIlC Seul llf capcS, now To.Ou. All lui
mutfs at rock bottom prices. Don't buy
until you get our prices.
Monday we sell children's white beal
muifs and caps at $2.50 set.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our big sale of stamped and Roman
art embroidery linens continues all day
Monday. They are beautiful. Sec then
Monday. BENNlSON BROS,
Santa Claus headquarters, Council
| Bluffs. In.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

10 RENT-A 4-room house. Impure OF +. h
L Levin, 2lS South LIST street.
WANTED 10 rent. store room formerly occupied
w by Union Pacific Tea CO., 400 Broadway, at
big bargain for remainder Of month; also second
floor of new location, lOi broadway. CAL 1T tea
store.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

Sunday dinner at Women's exchange
from / TO 2 p, III. Breakfast and supper
at usnal hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

My parents before mo had bronchitis and
CatUrrh, | remember this fact we'll. have
three brothers aud thteC sisters, ana We ALI
seven us have catarrh IN some of its forms.
II seems To be I'm the family have had the
disease since | was a little girl. II made ma
miserable all over felt as IL was ON the
verge, OF sickness ali the tlnc.. My head achcd
all the ~tlme-ottcn terribly, Ny nose was dry
and sore and painful had to keep II well
oiled. inside II was raw. liberated, and dis
charged bloody matter, II | stopped out of
the house | always got n sore throat and my
tOnsils would swell aud ache. was husky
and hOarse, and Mt times entirely without
power to speak, Then came stomach trouble.
The vile matter from the head was swallowed
in my SLEEP, of course, and ! SOON had boating
and dyspepsia. Sometimes even "A cracker
would make me wild with paiu aud bloating.
wanted to eat, but know would have to suf-
fer | had to fast when | was nearly starving.
Buwc arrangement and constipation fol-
lowed, showing the spread OF the catarrh to
those paris.
"Dr shepard has cured nc sound and well.
Not merely helped and relieved inc but I
know | am entirely cured. | feel IL, Tho
careful treatment | have had, though mild and
ensy to take, has changed inc from a chronic
invalid to n healthy, happy woman"
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE OR BY MAIL
is FREE, AND EVERY SUFFERER FROM
CHRONIC DISEASE Is INVITED To CALL
OR WRITE.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

Maurer will sell the balance of his
wholesale stock of dolls, etc., at less
than wholesale prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
w. S. Baird, LAWYER, Everett block.
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
Marriage Licenses.

Gold plated onyx top table piano
lamps with electric burners and shades
only $40. 90 at Maurer's.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Special Notices.
COUNCIL BlD!sS:

10 SALE complete bottling works, IN COOL
L town aud doing a good, paying DusinCss. Cool
reasons for selling. Address g ~. Bee Office
no you Xuow that Day Il Hess nave soma
Dchoicc bargains in ruit ana garden land near
this city?
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

A BSTRACrS and loans Farm and city property
lAbought and sold. Pussy Il Thomas, Council
Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
run MAIL TREATMENT,
PrompS Mastery of Asthmatic Trouble
Taken in Tine.

The efficiency and t~hOroughness of the Cope
land system of Observation-Disclosures by CORE
spondcnce through the IT ails Is shown 10y the
general tone of expressions coming from those
Here, for instance. Is Il characteristic line
from Ms. l.. O., llanshaw OF Polo, ILL.,. wife of
the wei known merchants of that place:
when suffering from hay fever and asthma
wrote Tor one OF DIR. Copoland's symptom
hlanks-a printed question list-and after fill
ing II out with my symptoms rcturne 1t. The
diagnosis which they were thus enabled to
make of my case must have been as accurate
and perfect rs though | visited Their office in
Omaha in person. Tho medicines which AT
once came TO INC by express proved to be Just
what my malady called for. 1t was but n very
few weeks ill | was cured complotcly.
can't praise Their treatment enough"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

Domestic soap is the best
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
d Grand opening of Chambers new
BANGING academy. The doors OF this

UaHUIHR aVHuemy. The doors OF THIS
beautiful palace of terpsichore will be
pen Wednesday, the 18th, 3 to $50 p.
m, for the reception of my patrons and
friends. Dancing at 4;l5 for children
only, Children and parents are all in
vited to be present. Afternoon free to
all, For adults, $50 p. m. Gentleman
and lady not holding class tickets. 81. 90.
Parents free. Orchestra of eight pieces.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

CARRIAGE removed, cnssplois, vaults, chi nusys
ocleaned. Ed Burke, at Tiylor's grocery, oi)
BrOnNMaN
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

George S. Davis, prescription druggist
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
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LEAU QUE NOUS BUvoNs Nous
sommes tres dificiles au sujet de
reau potable. Ellie dot etre pure ct
claire CONNIE lie cristal simon, nous
sommes obliges de la fltrer avaat de
l'introduire dams notre estomac.
Mails, a cote, il Y a un liquide de
beaucoup plus d'importaace pour
notre systemic organique, c'est notre
sang
Q~uelouefois, c'est l'histoire 81
anclenne du moucheron ct du cha
meau. II nous repugne de boire de
leau stagnante, mas nous permettons
a notre sang de convoyer dams notre
systemic dies matieres corrompues.
lie NoyoRo du DR.. PIERRE est un
honnete remede suisse-allemand don't
on Sc sert depuis cent ans. II ravive.
ct purifie lie sang ct dome dies forces.
nouvelles a tout lie systemic Aucun
pharmaclen ne lie vend. Ecrivez au
DR.. Pierre Fahrney, a Chicago, Ill.
Ceux de nos lecteurs desirant obtenlr
cette medicine ont lie privilege d'ac-
querir une douzaine de b~outeilles,
qui sont vendues So cents. ell envoy
ant settlement $500 au propr ietaire,
1l2 S. Hoyne Ave, Chicago.
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La grande foire donnte samedi ct
dimanche passes a Houma, au bene-
flee DIES Hook & Ladder Co. No. l
de cette vile, a etc I'm grand success,
tinancierement surtout. Les person
mes suivantes de Thlbodaux Sc sont
rendues a cette foire: MN. Samuel
Blum, James Keefe, Owen Hackett,
Alcee Oncale, Eugene Fleetwood,
Fred. Richie. lis sont evenus bien
satisfaits du bon accuell qu'ils y ont
reeu, ct du temps agreeable qu'ils y
ont passe.
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PLAISIR DE Sc REyOlR.
Suite

Je c6toyais alors Ia rive gauche de
lEuphrate, de l'emb0uchure duquel
japprochais rapidement, Car, Ia mutt
etant venue, j%'entendais distinctement
au loin les murmures DIES vagues du
collie Persique Sc heurtant contre les
recIfs ct les rochers.
II faisaiu NUT, vous disais-je, ct la
mutt 6tait sombre; lie ciel etait
charge de images.
Je venais de penetrer dams une
foret epaisse de dattiers ct de
bananiers.
J'entendais les serpents bruisser
sou les pas de los chevaux ct je
voyais dams lombre leurs yeux ronds
an regard glauque.
Tout a coup Fun de mes negres
qui await suiyl cette route avec moi
ct qui connaissait mervellleusement
lie chemin revint vivement sur ses
pas.
Ii marchait en- avant de nous
servant a la fois de guide ct d'eclai-
reur.
-Maitre me dit-il, lis sont la.
Gu demandaisje en- fremissant
de joie ct d'impatience.
LIE negre etendit la main
LA, dit-il, dams roasis.
II indiquait I'm endroit de la foret
quill nommait alnsi parce quill V
await Ia une source d'eau naturelle.
II connaissait Get oasis sur le gazon
frais duquel nous avions dejeune
plusieurs fois avant &c dernier voyage
II m'eNpliqua que la caravane qui
nous precedait 6tait campee la.
Noulant m%'assurer de la situation
par mes propres regards, j'ordonnai
q mes gems de m'attendre, ct mettant
pied a terre, je m'ayaneai, suivi seu-
lement de Tony ct du negrc eclaireur.
Bientot nou apercumes Ia lueur
r~ougeatre dies feuX ct DIES aboiements
nor retentirent. II y await DIES
chiens qui veillaient.
Ne voulant pas etre surpris, je me
tins a %lecart, sans faire un pas pour
penetrer dams lie component, ct ie
m'efforcai de voir. Grace a ma
lorgnette de NUT, ie pus bient6t
distinguer dams les tGnebrcs. Taper
Gus plusieurs tentes dresstes aupr6s
Gle Ia source ct un Component com
pIct Gtabli dams cette partie de Ia
foret.
Les tentes 6taient al nombrc de
SIX. Quatre appartenaient u
Armeniens, une a Ia duchesse. Iautfe
au due.
Je rcconnas, a leur forme, les
tentes dies Arm6niens, mails il me pus
SAVIOR dams laquc,ic as dcux autres
respira;t Regime,
~J'attendais, en- regardant, quel
part je deyais prendre pour me
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
ommes a meme d'execnter tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront comics. LIE
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires, entates de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circus
laires, eIo., seront imprimGs dams lie plus bre
Gelai ct a Ces prix oul dehent toute concur
renee.
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J'6tais immobile, appuye sur ma
carabine ct place derriere un tronc
de dattier. Tn silence profond regnalt
dams la foret.
Tout a coup, dies mugissements
Sounds retentirent au loin...
Tous les ohiens gronderent de la
yoix...
D'autres mugissements Sc firent
entendre beaucoup plus rapproches..
Les Ieopards me dit vivement
Tony.-Venez, mylord
Les mugissements tonnaient plus
nombreux ct plus rapproches..
Des craquements, DIES froissements,
des bruissements eclaterent.
Une troupe de leopards, trouant
une hale ct bondissant par-dessus
une muraille de cactus ct d'aloGs, Sc
rua sur lie Component.
En- un elm d'ell tous les hommes
avaient etc debout.... Tous, lie
fusil a la main, Gtaient pr6ts a Ia
defense.
Moi aussi, Je metals GlancG...
lie carnage etait d6ja horrible. y.
En- Perse ct dams Ia M6sopotamie,
les leOpards ont lhabitude de chaser
par troupes.... lis ttaient six +!
Quatre hommes a~vaient etc rem
verses ct dechires en- un elm d'oeil.
DeuX chevaux avaient etc eventres..
Les chiens Sc s~auyaient. les coups
de feu retentirent.
J'etais III milieu du Component.
LIE due etait en- face de moi, son fusil
a la main.... Je tenais mon fusil
de Ia main gauche ct I'm pistolet a
gros canon dams Ia main droite....
LIE due s'avaneait vers moi, mails
I'm leopard Sc u sur lui...
La bale de nor pistolet atteignit
l'animal entire lie deux yeux, mais sa
pate me dechira l6gerement lie
bras.
-Eous Gtes blesse ?-me cria lie
due.
&c nest rien !-lui dis-je.
-Tenez ferme autour de Ia tente
Gle madame Ia duchesse !-cria lie
due en- s'adressant a ses Arabes.
Tn autre leopard await etc tue, il
en- restait quatre... Ceux-la etalent
furieux ct Sc livraient a I'm mage
effroyable. =.
LIE due, Tony, mon Negro, les gems
de don Paquo ct moi, nous entourions
la tente dams l~aquelle etait enfermee
la duchesse qui poussait dies cris
aigus. Ellie voulait sortir.
Ne sortez pas, madame, je yous
en- c~onjure !! lui criai-je.
Cetait la premiere fois qu'elle en-
tendait ma voix. Ellie poussa I'm
nouveau cri ct ce fut tout.
En- &c moment I'm cheval affole.
secouant un leopard qui lui mordait
%l'encolure, Sc precipita sur la tente...
Je sais;s lie cheval par sa bride, ct lie
larretai par TN effort dune violence
don't je ne sails comment j'ai pu etre
capable. La secousse fut telle que
je tombai ct lie leopard aussi. Seule-
met il tomba sur moi, lui.
Mails je sentais a peine son haleine
sanglante sur mon visage, que l'ani-
NAL roulait lie corps traverse de part
en- part par un 6pieu.
Cetait lie due qui m'avait sauvG la
vie CONNIE je venais de la lui sauver
a lui-meme.
Des trols autres leopards, deux Sc
ruerent.
J'en abattis IN. L'autre tomba.
Cetaient mes negres ct mes compag-
mons de route de peau blanche qui
etaient accourus sans mes ordres. me
croyant en- danger ct qui, DIES leur
debut, avaient trappt d mort lie feroce
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ANNONCES.

Oh carre de 10 !:gnes: lere. insertion, $l.5O
2me. rs
Insertion add SO
Toute annonee lndlquant la profession
.Gl'adresse ct n'excedent pas guatre
i. les. mar an. S. 90
Annonne ne candilats. d'avance,.....I 10 90
Nfcroloole, par 10
Toute annOnce commercials publiee a Ian
nee sera inser6e au taux de so cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nonibre dinsertions
o est pas specific sera ins6ree iusqu'a nOuvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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tente Sc %soulevait, ct la duchesse,
pale ct Sc s%outenant 4 peine, apparut
sur lie seuil.... Je m'elancai vers
elle....
Au meme instant d'autres cris de
terreur %eclaterent, ct une formidable
bette, bondissant par-dessus la tente
devant laquelle nous etlons, Sc rua
sur un Armenien ct recharpa en- deux
coups de griffe...
C'etait une panthere noire que 70
deur fraiche du sang repandu await
attire :.
Nous ~n'avions pu faire un mouve-
ment, ct IN autre Arm6nien tomba
CONNIE frappe par la foudre -.
II nest pas, je crois, d'animal
tuant plus rapidement que la pan
there noire- Son agilite, sa force ct
sa ferocite t~ienneut de l'invraisembla-
BILE. Solvent IN voyageur est at
TENT st tue par la panthere sans Ia
voir u
Je comprenais lie danger. Je
metals jete devant la duchesse, la
%couvrant de mon corps.
La panthere bondit vers nous. .
Je Wis DIES hommes tomber... I'm
nuage de sang passa devant mes
yeux. Mon fusil etait decharge. =.
J'ayais saisi mon couteau de chasse..
Comment my pris-je ? Je lignore,
mais au moment OH la panthere allait
retomber u Regime, je la saisls,
ellie, je l'enlevai dams un de mes
bras, ct de l'autre main je plongeai
mon couteau dams lie ventre de lani-
NAL. Que Sc passa-t-il encore =? je men
sails rien, ~j'avais perdu la tete.
Tenant toujours Regime presse
contre mon ceur, je m'elancai, Fem
p%ortant dams mes bras ct fuyant a
t)utes jambes pour la soustraire au
XXVII
LIE BAISER.
-Quand je m'a1retai, p~oursuivit
sir Williams, que Robert ecoutait
avec n attention profonde, quand
ie m'arretai, je ne savais depuis com
bien de temps ~j'avais couru. J'etais
au milieu dun fourre epais.. ie ne
voyais pas autour de moi.
J'ecoutal jentendis les murmures
dun ruisseau. Je courus du cote
d'ou %provenait ce bruit. Javais re-
prls ma libcrte d'esprit.
Dams une petite eclairee par la
lune, il y await de leau vive coulant
en- cascades.
Je tenais touiours Regime dams
mes bras ellie etait immobile. ellie
etait evanouie.
Je ME penchai, ct Ia maintenant en-
I'enveloppant dams mon bras gauche,
je trempai mon mouchoir dams Ieau
du ruisseau pour lui mouiller les
tempes.
Qu'elle etait belle ainsi, evanouie
ct eclairee par lie rayonnement de la
lune to-. Je compris combien je
l'aimais 4!
Une legere rougeur reparut sur SEES
joues. Ses paupieres s'agiterent
sans dependant s'ouvrir.
Javais les regards rives u
elle.... Je la devorais DIES yeux.
Sa bouche Sc carmina ct une char
mantle. contraction dies levres imita
a s'y %m6prendre la demande dun
balser..
Pour resister a celia. il cut fallu
etre.... on plut6t metre pas.
Ma tete sc pencha ct mes levres
effleurerent celles de Regime en- muir
murant Inc parole d'amour. . Ii
me sembla que c'etait lie premier bal
ser que je donnasse.
LIE corps de Regime frissona dams
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LEON GUDCHAUX.
ALIEN. FHERIUI
CHARLES GUDCUAUX.
PAUL IL. GUDCHAUX,
per pro EDWAID GUDChAUX.
PAUL l.. GUDCHAUX.
ALBERT GJDCIIAUX.
A. GUILBAULT.
GEO. MONTGOMERY.
FELIX j.. DREYFOUS,
Notary fnhlic.
a true copy from the original act.
FELIX j. DREIFOUS.
Notary Public
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ADJOURNMENT.

so'oo
,nero. 10
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CHARTER.
OF THE
LAF0URcHE, RAcELAND, LOCK-
PORT RAIL ROAD COMPANY,

e. S. OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS,
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struction and repairs or for the acquisition
OF property or franchises, and for anv and
all these purposes, to Issue bonds or otbar
written obligations. and the same to secure
whenever deemed proper, by mortgage or
and the property, real and personal. incomas
revenues, contributions and receipts Of said
corporation, and payable in suoh amonnts
upon such terms and conditions, and AFT snc5
times and places. the whole as the Board Of
Directors may direct or designate, with
power to sell, pledge or otherwise dispose OF
said oonns and written obligations as said
expedient. N
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22
IN DEFAULT OF BAIL,
He Goes to Jail for an Der FOndness for
the Goods and Chattles ofAnother.

He Gees to Jail for an Der FOndness for
the Goods and Chattles ofAnother.
About 8 80 p. M, Saturday night, John
Petrovitch, who lives in the Bethune
building on Wishkah street, poured into
City Marshal Parsons ear an excited
tale Of woe about the loss OF gold ring,
chain and twenty dollar gold piece,
which latter was keepsake and a watch
charm.
Also on Saturday night Albert Johnson
and chum of his were mixing carmine
paints for the city. When they had got
well warmed up to the work, Nightwatch-
man Anstie.ran them into the cooler.
Petrovitch was satisfied that one Of the
two men in the cooler had done the job
for him, 80 in the afternoon Sunday,
Marshal Pearson searched Johnson for
concealed weapons. Nothing more
deadly than large gold ring was found
upon his person, which Petrovitch ident-
fled as the ring he was after. This was
too much for johnson, so he "fessed"
that he was bold, bad burglar, and had
hidden the rest Of his plumber in wood
shed on Wishkah street, where it was
found. On Monday afternoon he was
taken before Judge Arnold for prelimi-
nary examination, and in default Of bail
was sent to the county Jail in Montesano,
to await trial for grand larceny.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22

Hoods Pills are easy in action.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22
FLY HIGH.
Aberdeen and MOntesanO Gun Clubs
Bronx the Birds SATURDAY

Aberdeen and Montesa Gun Clubs
Break the Birds Saturday.
The Montesano gun club came down
Saturday to do up the Aberdeen boys at
breaking clay pigeons. The Montesanoes
have the reputation of being the crack
clubs in this part OF the state, as some Of
their scores have really been very fine /;
so that they expected to shoot all around
our boys, whose reputation was not SO
widely advertised. Our boys gave the
visitors good time; put up the prizes
and won them all.
Out of a possible 120, the forenoon
score was as follows:
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Settlers League Meeting.

A well-attended meeting of the Settlers
league was held in the G. A. R. hall
last week. in which much interest was
manifested by all present.
H. F. Coles and R. G. Distler, who
went to Olympia to interview Special
Agent Olive, reported that Mr.. Olive
stated that he had looked into the case of
the settlers and had studied the law on
the subject carefully, and that he could
not find any good grounds upon which
the Northern Pacific based it's claims,
and that he should SO report to the in
terror department.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL.
Program Of Commencement-Exe
for this Evening at the SchOo lhouse in
Aberdeen.

PARTI.
Chorus-The Forest Song
RecitatiOn-"Old and New" ........ ........
........... Alice Tiff, s. Aberdeen School
The Noon Song, ..... East Aberdeen School
RecitationI"Rn Order for Picture,"....
..................C Claire Weatherwax, Grade 7
Calistheutic Drill, ...".... Grade
Duet-"Happy Days., ..:..:....:..::..
Edith Van Buren, and Gertrude McCauley
The Seasons, $50. Ina Weatherwax, Anna
Collins, Mary Mcneil, Rilla Riker
song-"The Sun Flower. E. Aberdeen School
Recitation-"Little Miss Midget" 1919.
Dialogue, Walter Case and Fred Richau
................... ....-Grades and 5
Wand Drill =. .:;.."..".. Grades and 9
Solo-"Love's Answer. $500. Belle Wood
Recitation-"Little Christel," .....:....
.......... ...........: May Jones, Grade
song-(Guitar Accompaniment: ..........
........... ...........Gay Bearusley, Grade
Recitation-"Legendo fthe Organ Builder" -
song-.''iirins Little Shaking 9uakers," mn.
Reading-"Mrs. Mcwilliams and the Light.
ning," Greg G. Robinson, Grade
Graduating Exercises.
Essay-"Abraham Lincoln" Bessie Crammatte
Trio-"The Ocean Spray. .................
Lulu and Edith Jeslyn and Ina Weatherwax
Essay-"The Importance OF Health,
Observation-Disclosures. Jessie b. Haynes
Essay-"Higher Education Of Women and
Valedictory Address, Lizzie kelman
Chorus-"Joy, Joy, Freedom To-day" .......
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Song-"America."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22

The Puget Sound Lumbermen figui es
it that under the condition of things to-
day the only plan which will avail for
the betterment of the shingle trade is for
the mills to close down for portion Of
the year. If all the mills which number
25O, in Oregon and Washington run their
full capacity for 800 days in the year
there will be an over-production Of l $780,
100000 shingles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-22
social extraordinary.

One of the most unique and enjoyable
socials of all the seasons is to be given by
the Methodist ladies of the city in the
parlors of their church Tuesday evening,
June 81. The entertainment will con-
sist in part of strawberries and cream, a
short literary program OF rare merit and
a skookum pow WOW on, GLOW l made
the Dollar" This last will be a good
lesson for the hard times.