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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER.

HELENA, Montana, Jan. 80, 1898.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
persons and property are delinquent for
city taxes for the year 1892. Unless the
taxes so delinquent, together with all legal
charges against them, are paid before Mon
day. Feb. IL. 1898, the property on which
said taxes are due will be sold at public
auction on that day. between the hours OF
10 o'clock Il. m. and four o'clock r. NJ, at
the city tressurer's office in the city hall,
pursuant to the provisions Of the city ordi-
nances. JAMES B. WALKER,
Treasurer of the City of Helena.
Alarne, G. II I. 9 14M # lot ID. blk ID
$7.G0.
Adams, j w, N P. lot 6, blk At and imp
S15.96.
Adnms. j W, Cox. lot 7, blk IL and imp
$4,34.
Austin, Ella L. furniture-$ 6.28.
Amos. A L. II L, 8 50 fit lot II, blk 543.-
$I1.A.
Anderson, F A, Blake, lot 4, blk "B," and
irnp-$l5.7 &c.
And, rson, Olaf W, Phoenix, lot 3, blk 10
-$1.s8.
Albertos, jose, Al TT on Main street be-
tween blks 4l6 and All, H T-S1t5.32.
Austin, A, ~Iudse-S3.2l.
American Biscuit company. 851l2O feet in
Bwl4 nwll, soc 30, tip 10 r3-S23.44.
baldwin. samr C. Blake, lot IA, blk a."
and imp-$3j.32.
baldwin, ,um'l c, trustee, F G. lots so,
81, -, 81. 81, east half So, blk 4, south 40
feet lots IA, Is, 1G, II. blk $50 80.
Brooke, Rose c, II +. lot 7, blk 77-S1.44.
bradley, Nellie J, n p, lot 4, blk 81, and
imp-$l4,64.
Burke 4 Nowbury, H I, u lot 10. blk
$50 and imp-S4.52.
Barney, Lee d Kennard, Cox. lots 10, II.
| blk 8-|2.05.
bradley, Ihos. Tietien, lot 5. blk 'B'-
$40.
Is coke, EiRsr A, II f, west53 f~ee.lo.s 10,
Ii, blk 30, and ~imp-S26.87
Boucher, Idell, IL i, iots ], 3. 3, blk 552,
and nupsi kaateriy. W . feet lou Z, blk Boz
-%lt.51.
i,ernsrd, Chas, fu'njture-$9,S0.
Br I'm, David, Taste IL, south 80 feet lota
. and 10, tl& 5G1 and inp-$8.92.
Is own, kobt, \ +, lot IA, blk SG-S2. &c.
briscoe, Anna f. II I, lot l, W a lot 9,
blk 3tJ, and lm~p-$37.I7.
$lz.++.
Eoa, Eaward, ~, E 4 of 100 IT lot 90
Royce, j II, story. lot .. blk 12-S1i. 20.
b %oulette, James A, II \, lot Sc, blk B.
SlI.5G.
trown Anner. Central No. 3, lots ., 10
blk 5l-%ll,9I.
Brovena, CT, 1iesien, e 30 1T of W 1872 f
Bis l., and imi-Ss.l n.
ltrown, rs, CH, lots 43. A. blk 3-s4.52
B.clell, Ella, Hockey. lot u, blk I, and
!mp-$1a.uS.
Bnrtey Harriet, fiasterly. lot ~, blk 532
lots &. Il. bIk obs; lots 3 Il, blk $50; lot II
BLK Dol: lot3 Dix 532-$lG.4s.
Breton, A Il. Depot, lots 81. 90, %. blk
So -,
Epr'inton. Harvey, Council, lot 9, blk Ii
-$lli.
&I+..
Brown, barnard, Bake. lot I, blk p
:3.-2.
]IsnlIev, Geo II. Hsrslfeld. lots 9, 10, bill
- 81.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERM1s-

JOYCE OF APPLl(AIiON " PFfMlS-
~ sion to cut timber from the pit blic lanis.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the provisions of section eight (s) of the rules
aud regulations prescribed by the honorable
secretary Of the in erior. under date Of nay Is,
1892. ] wi ! at the expiration Of twenty-one days
from the date of the hrst publication of this. no
tice apply for a permit 70 cut and remove three
million 6 900. 0G0) fest Of pine and fir timber,
not less than ten 40 inches in diameter nt the
small end. That said timber is to be cut and
sawed and used within the state of Montana for
public use
That said timber Is now standing on a tract of
land beginning at a point on Stiokney creek.
eight miles ~ from its mouth; said creek emp
tying into the Missouri r yer two and one-haIf
miles east of tho town of sraig, all in the
county Of Cascade. state of Montana, and ex.
tending for one-half (h) mile on each side of
said creek for a distance of three miles from
point of beginning, in an eastsrly direction.
that is. us nenriy as | can state sail land lies in
sections thirteen (1@. fourteen q4) and fifteen
l'), township fifteen G5l, range two t) west.
mer. +. M.
That said tract is wholly unfit for agricultural
purposes, bang rocky. mountainous. barron
land. IL. j.. DAVIS.
First publication Jan 2a. 1893.
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(No. 3,263)
APPLICATION FOR a PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

hNhs
HELENA, Mont. Jan 10, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Charles =. Dole, by
Thomas r.. trutcher, his attorney in fact, whose
postohioe address is Helena. mont has this day
hied his application for = patent for % FL ores
PAGER mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones, sltuated in ---- tunorghnized1
mining district, county OF evils and larke and
state OF MontanG, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this Office as
survey No. 4, l0s in township ~ north. range 3
west OF principal base line and meridian Of
Montana, said survey No. 4 .1Os being as follows,
to-wit;
eyinning at corner No, l, whence the south
west cornor Of section II. township II north,
range 3 west, bears north IS degrees IS minutes
west 3,s3a.3 feet: thsnca south IL degrees 10 min
u degrees 50 minutes west 800 feet to corner
No. 3; thence north IS degrees 10 minutes west
25l.1 feet to corner No. 4; thence north 50 d.
gree. % minutes east Gas. 5 feet to place of be-
glnuilE.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. containing
Is VI acres.
he lora ion Of this mine is recorded in the
reCorder's Office of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, in book - of ---. The ad-
joining claimants are Charles S. Dole OF nl.,
Charming survey No, 4.l0a on the west.
any and all persons claiming adversely any
are required to file their adverse claims with ths
register of the United States land office at Hell
era, IN the state of Montana, during tho sixty
days' period of publication hereof, or they will
DO barred b. virtue of the provisions OF the
statute.
s. A. SWlGGETT. Register.
Nelson Il Settles, Attorneys for Applicant.
First publication Jan. IL. 1899.
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Thomas Cruise
SAVINGS BANK, OF HELENA.

SAVINGS BANK. OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 100000.
THOMAS CRUISE President
FRANK II. CRUISE Vice-President
WIN, j, COOKE. ...... Asst Treas. and Secretary
VIM. J. SWEENEY. Treasurer
Trustees:
Thomas Cruise. Frank Fl. Cruise.
VIM. j. Cooke, VIM. j. Sweeney.
John Pagan.
Allows per cent. interest on Savings DepositA
eompounded January ard July.
Transacts a general banking. business. Draws
exchange on tho principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
De ais in county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Also on
Saturday and Monday EVENING" from z to 9
o'clock.
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Nelson & Settles, Attorneys for Applicant.
First publication Jan. IL. 1892.

MOTTO. TO CO-OWNER.-TO o. {. RIM
~ ker, your heirs, executors, administrator
and assig IS:
You arc hereby notified that Mark Brayerton
and II. W. Stevsnson, of Jefferson county, Non
tana. your co owners, have. in aocordsnce with
tho PROVISIONS of section 2,S2i, Revised
statutes Of the Tn ted States, expended
in iabor and improvements upon the
cold aud Limestone placer mining claim
sl'uatod N Jefferson county, state Of
M~ontana. described H. follows: Ieiug the SW
"a %! the = l. and tho 81. a of the SW 4 of
; &c !. ard tho y a of the n u of the NY a of
tho hfls, and the y !, Of the y - OF the NE "a
Of oc9 y h, u" wost. containing one hun
dreI and thirty acres. tho sum of ono hundred dol
lars for tie purpose VI reprosent ng and hold
Ing said c.airn according to law for tho year
ending Dee 81, 1882. and unless yeu contribute
or cause to be contributed your re pectIve pre-
portion tune-thiIdl of such expenditure as fol
lows: tnirty-thres and one thItt dollars, to-
gethec with in crest and cost of Advertising,
within % days after the service of this notice by
publication upon you. your said interest in the
above placer mining claim Will hs forfeit ed and
become the property Of tho undersigned as pro-
yided in section 2,S2i, Revised Statutcs OF the
United States.
MARX BRAYERTON.
ii. w. STEVENSON.
First publication Jan. l3, 1883.
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7-SS.O4
Phoenix. lot 6. blk s-$l.7O.
4, 8, 6, II, blk lo-$4.62.
" i. =. blk 1l-$2.7 rs.
IA. blk 10-S1.SS.
10. blk 10-$l.S9.
" II, IA. Is. blk 3-$4,96.
16, blk 3-$l.70.
" 9, 3, blk 4-J3.64.
s. blk 5-S2.32.
l. 2, 3. 8, 6, II. ~. blk G.
S1O.a4.
Willard, lots 13, IA, 15. 16, blk 4-$3.46 {.
f" II. 10. blk 1928.
8. T.. ~blkS-$223.
" l, blk "A"-Sl. "A.
4" 2, blk "A'-$1.44.
Flowerree, lot 10, blk 6-3.G4.
F" A. blk 20-$2.7G
+" II, blk 20-S2.7 6.
s, 22-$2.14.
Flower Garden lots 3 3; 4 b blk I 3s-s s. g
"a, $,slss:
10, 32-$2.7G.
10, 16," 22-$3.64.
81. 80" 3-$4.52.
Flower Gatden park,
q interest in 377x456 it and imp-s34.44
Flower Garden, lot "a, blk 3-$2.76.
Z" s-$1ss.
80 i" ss-si.ss.
Blake. lot +. blk "I'-Sao5.
Broadwater, lots :. G. !; $. blk 4s-$e.2s.
" 26. blk n-$1.sSl
Lsnox, 4" l. % blk 3S-$4.96.
Broadwater, No 2, lots s. 8, blk 2s-s3;64.
lots II, IL. ID, Is, blk %
s6.2s.
%Broadwater, No 2, lots /, 2,3, blk "a
b oadwater. No 2, lots 10, IA, Is. 16, blk
24--S6.2s {.
%Broadwats,, No2, lots A. s, 6, 7, 8. 8, 10,
Teitjen, Q 100 # of W 400 #, beng 1907
100 ON Fifth ave-$11.56.
Cent al, part lot 10, blk 10-$4.26.
IA, blk 10-$4.26.
lot Z. blk 6-S7.6O.
lot s, blk G-$7.6O.
Hauaer, lot 8. blk 35-$2.76.
lot 10. blk 35-$2.76.
Valley View, lot A-S2.41.
Depot lots l, 2, {. 4. &. T. S,a. 10, IA, blk !
SIS.
Depot lots l, 2, {, 4, Sc. IS, IA, 10. blk p
Depot lots 1, 9, 3, blk 3-S3.10.
s, 6. 7, 8. 8, 10, II, IL, 8. blk A.
Depot lots /, 30. 4, So. T., 8, 9. 10, blk
Depob iOtS !. o, y, IL, ii, DIX b-S4.
rs. 8, 10. II. II. biz $500.
3.4. 5, &, 8, 10. II, IL, Is, IA, Is
~ Depot lots i, !, 3, 8, 8, T. 10, IL, 70. IS, IA
blk 9-$s.7 70.
Depo. lots 4. Sc, 7,s. 8. 10, II, 70, IA, bill
1O-$S.7O.
Depot lots 1, {, "a. At, 8. 9. 10. blk IL
$3.50.
Depot lots 3, At, 81, 8. .. 10, blk 12-
$500.
Depot lots 3, 4, 5, 10, II. IL, Is, IA, blk 13-
$500.
Depot lots 1, 9, {. 4, s. 81, 8, g. blk IA
$3.50.
Depot lots 3, 4, 8, IL. -, 10. IA, blk 10
$5.9 80.
Depot lots 8, 4. SO. Z, s., 9. 10. II. ~. 10
blk 1851 {.
blk 17-$S.70.
Depot lots 3. 6. T. 8. .. blk 18-s4.5o.
II, II, Ii. IA, blk 16-$3.60.
8. 8, 10, IL. II, IL, IA, blk 49,
$3.50.
Depot lots 4. 8, 8, 70, 10, II, blk 2o-s5.2 20
L.. s, 6, 8, 10, IL. II. ID. IA. Is
16, blk 2l-$9.4 40.
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Woodruff. Anna NJ, lets !. 2. blk %, N i
2d-$2.2a.
Young. Mary. lots I, IS. blk H. Cox
$2.6I.
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FIRST publication Jan. Is. 1853

IEiE LEO MINING d MILLING COMPANY
l. of Montana. Works located three and one
hrlf miles from Butte, Silver Bow county. Mon.
lRua.
Notice is heroby given that at a meeting OF tho
trus'ess OF ssid company held on tho a,n day OF
january. 1888, an assessment Of one-haif cont
per shnre was LEVIED upon tho capital stock OF
tnId company, payable on the 18th day Of Feb.
ru"Iy, 1879, To john l.. Meyer, secretary Of said
comtany. Al tho otiieo OF the 90 Mining Il Mill
ine Company OF Moutann. room No. 40. Com
more al building, st. l., uis. NO.
Any TOOK upon nhich said assessment shall
r. main unpaid on thu 2ittI day IF February. 1873.
shnii lie deemed delinquent and viii b., duly nd
tortised for sails al public auction and unless
| payment lbs made before. will be eold on thu
2utb day OF March, 1873, to pry the drliEquan.
Ing and expenses of sris.
JOHN y. MEYER,
terrntary of said tomuany,
Room No. tit, Commercial Building
~. Louis, LILO.
| Cfice Of said Company.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25


The Montcalm County Savings Bank,
Plaintiff,
Csthsrine Dumpert, David Iasman Mary B.
Jasman his wife, John z. Dumpert husband
St SID Cs,harine pumper'' and John NJ
Sherit's Sale on Order of Decree and Fore
closure Sale,
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued ont of the
of Washington. on the sd day of Nav A. o.,
1855, wherein the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned a Judgment and decree of foreclosure
!ssman. Mary B. Jasman his wife, John z.
pnnpsri husband of said Catharine Dumpert
defendants. on the sd day of May, A. D. lSas,
Twenty-Nine and 7lloo (s2les.7ol dollars, in
lawful money of the United States, besides in
teress, and an attorneys fee of $50 allowed by
cree was on the sd day of May, A. d. 1875, re-
corded N Judgment book Journal of said eourt
q Es-zs 80 1 an commanded TO sell all that
and bsing in .Chehslis county state of Wash.
inzro1, and bounded and described as follows,
Los ten 0e3 in block thirty-eight tss, Of the
original plat OF the town (now city) of Aber-
cssc- Together with al snd singular the tene-
uenEs- ns-eciraEsnss and appurtensnces there
Notice Is hereby given thai on Friday. the sd
csT OF June, A D issS. a. 80 O'clock d m OF
mai DAY IN fr1c- OF the conf house door of
the county Of Chehalis. will sell, in obedience
20 said order of-szle szi decree OF foreclosure
and sale al the above described property, or so
ulc1 thereof a. may be Necessary to satisfy
said I1cEre1-- WIKI interest and an attorney s
Zee Of SD. sosrz and increased costs. 10 the
highest and best dfider for lawful money of
the United states
Dated Ao1-ss810. this 3s1h day Of May, A. d.
l.a3 J. Il GRAHAM
SherTE Cheh4Ilx Co1nrr. Wash
By r. T. WEIrSEY, Deputy.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Da-s of zrss publication Mar 3 isgs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25

Bill Nye Is not always fanny snd IS not
always wise. Bet We have word TO say
in favor Of the bald-headed individual
who erieayors oaee week TO amuse $
section al the great American people. sni
that is that to keep up even an appear
ance Of fun week in and week cut Is no
laughing matter. But the observation al
this more or les distinguished pessonase
which We desire 70 quote IS che made in
connection with FaiEhaven ard New
WhateoEn. Mr.. Nye remarks. More
honest sweat and les scanning al the
horizon for railroads would work well =
This IS not funny. but il Is soleranly true.
We have railroads esscOsia. and If we
have not we SOFA viii have These rail
roads came Of shsiS Own Scc0rd, Snd
others viii come in the Same way No
man feels it TO be his duty 70 set up at
two e'clock in the morning and watch 70
Sc ii the sun IS going to rise. He knows
he cannot make it rise by looking for il.
No more can the people ont here On the
Sound bring railroads By looking for
them. Whist everybody ccghs u % IS 10
SET in and dig at something which vii
nske Business We Do not say this in
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25
WITH PEN AND INK.


II the chief Office C the writer Of tray-
els is TO leave upon the readers mind a
distinct and pleasant impression Of tie
localities he describes, Maturin Ballou,i in
his.recently issued story Of Malta, " has
met and filed the essential requirement,
The reader who reaches the end ei The
Story of Malta, )" may know ncse Of that
curious little island than he ever hope<l
to know; but that end has to be reached
by curiously devious ways. Sarely no
writer ever had such 6ifEicclty skiekiag %
his text. Malta is, in reality, the poxt
OF departure from which Mr., BalAoa sets
sail, in imagination, for the thousand aud
one isles. He seems 10 have heea every
where in the kaown woSAa, SSa is 50
laden with the eonglomeFsse spoiAs Of
travel that he gushes information at every
pore. The reader IS SkippeI iron Malta 10
J the Fiji Islands, fron there to the Yellow
sea, and thence 10 the Charles river.
Massachusetts,, by wsy cf Norway. 50
far from being sn exaggerated statement
of the nomadie quality Of the winters
mind, this is an understatenlent, one that
does not arise for the conscientiousness
of the reviewer, but from the impossS-
bility Of doing justice to the writer's go
graphical versatility. The man who said
the dictionary would be very good reading
if it did not change the subject so often
would find in ''The Story OF Malta" the
connecting link between the dictionary
and other books. This darling away
from the subject to follow any by-path
that may suggest itself has its parallel in
the animal world: an intelligent collie
finds just the same impossibility in keep.
ing to the road that is to lead him to his
nominal destination; he discovers hui
manly invisible side-tracks along which
he prefers to trot, returning to the road
now and then for variety's sake, beamins
with cheerful intelligence.
'But let us not diverge too lar from the
immediate purpose of these pages" is
what Mr.. Ballou says after one of his ex.
curslons. The Storyof Malta"i is in this
book, just as the map Of the United States
is within the box containing child's dis.
sec'cd map, and ii YOU are interested in
Mslta, yen viii not lose patience in fitting
the PIECES into q logical whole.
Mr.. Ballou has a faculty of collecting
material and real enthusiasm for it after
1t is collected, ii ne could be made to be-
iieve that Heavens first law has also an
earthly application, and be persuaded Ia
give up such expressions as ''the POO,
and needy ruthless echoeS,'' ssthe
atmospheric sir. . ito don the irrevocable
veil, and certain other very old isyorisss,
II would. be possible for the reader to
enter into the delight when he IS 50 sen
erously eager to shane.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25
MAGAZINE NOTES.

Henry Van Brunt contributes TO the
May Atlantic thoughtful and very read
able article ON The Columbian Exposi-
ton and American Civilization" His
standpoint is other than the matsrialis,ic
or impresSionissic ones from which mos:
Of the articles upon the same subject
, have been treated. In literary way ii
stands, as the Youths Companions Ex-
position number in pictorial, as the
best expression Of the Worlds Fair 10
those who will have to see the exposition
through the eyes Of others.
Ills Sixty Years since in Chicaso.s is
another article q propos OF this month Of
the opening 1t IS Of interest as
first hand statement of the incipient
stages Of the Chicago miracle.
Mary Catharine lee begins $ thee
part serial in this number, called. 'An
Island Plant" The Treatment IS delicate
but such = SD and morbid theme prom
ises more OF pain thsn pleasure.
Individuality in Birds bv Frank
Bolles, IS one Of the Atlantic's an,a.eur
naturslists' papers, sni 5 very good one.
Iafeadlo Hearn. always himself. and
that self exotic. occupies many pSses
with subtle and beautifully written
anslaysss Of The japanese Smile He
has penetrated the meaning Of the ns-
tsoaal contradiction Of smiling agony, and
from understanding has sprung sympa-
thy. 'The smile Of the people signifies
the sane conception as the smile az
BosasSO-the happiness that is born Of
sslf-eontrol and seli,suppressien. III s.
man conquer in battle thousand times
thousand, and another conquer himself.
he who conQuers himself is the greatest
Of eonQuerers.' Not even God can
change into defeat the victory Of the man
who has vanqUished himself These
M, some Of the BDddhis.ic texts which
are quoted to show the tenor OF the ne
hgSous teaching that has entered into the
national fiher Of japanese.
The editor Who could resis. poem
called, ''reSm-bells Al Dusk, : mus, have
duh ear for the music Of nomenclature.
but the little poem which bears this title
does not alone depend, fox Us position
smong the unusually god contents Al
this magazine, upon the sccepsance-eom-
Polling melody oS its nSme.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25
Ordinance No. 16.

An ordinance relating 10 free reading
room. TO be established by the town Of
Cosmopolis-
Be il ordained by the mayor and town
council q the town Of Cosnopolis:
SECTION l. That there De approach
sted cut Of the general fund the sum Of
$ls5, 10 establish and maintain q free
reading room in the northwest room OF
townh4ll. the appropriation not to exceed
II cents on each 800 valuation accord
ing 70 session laws OF 1890 and 1891, sec
ton s.
Sac , The ruom and the pagers
books periodicals, MAPS and charts. ard
other property belonging % the reading
ruoEl- shall be N charge Of JInisor " 10
shall keep the room N nea1 and orderly
condition
>zC- 3 The iazi5ar shall be provides!
with rubber stump, and he must staIap
Ill papers. Docks periodicals. MAYS and
charts. N s1-ch l way thaf Il VIZ be IN
possible % remove the same without de-
sSruylnG slzca paper periodical chart CT
map
SEC L No rersou CT persczs zhsII
take OF remove from the rocU any paper.
book, periodical. map Of chart bel1rEzzuz
TO said reading rOcO and stamped with
the stamp Of same
SEC 8 ANY person CT persons found
removing O. taking 7sav from the room
any such property shall On conviction
q same, Be guilty CT niss3s1saror. and
tined IN the sun of che dollar, zni not 70
exceed i've 1oll1rs-
SEC 8 The town marshal or his dep
uties shall SEE that this ordinance Is p1t
into eject and fovee, and be or 2nv Of his
deputies have power S1i Sre authorized
al any and all times 70 SrreSt with q,
without warrant Sny person or persons
violating section 4 q this ordinance or
any 0rdinaoe relating 10 reading room.
Sac :. The janitor shall 81 the end
q essh month destroy Sil dailes cd 10
the 18th Of each month, and all weskfes
every three months. excsps las. month /:
he shall nos destroy the Scientific Aneri-
ean. nor Puck. nor Golden Rule. nor any
magazine or book.
Sac. 5. This ordnance shall take
eject sni be in force from and after the
date q Us passage, approval and posting
according n law.
Passed the council, NAY l.. 1895.
JOHS A. Ink,
Attest. sTsxo< mn han,
W. H. Bx11xs, CLERK.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25

play on the piano and George On the
violin. and Ellen and Harry Eden could
sing. and Rosie Green can play On the SC
eoraioa~
And what wo1ia Nins doss asked the
mother.
oh. i should be one q the lSsiss who
save TIE party, and you wcold come TO it,
mother, would yo0 rosss
'-Oh. yes. mother. il would be such fun. :
sid Fritz
Well said their mother, ~as yo1 are
gcod children viii do what i ean to'help
ycr. and VIII let you have the drawing
room for your party"
EriSz sn6 his sister gave shout Of JOY.
Tiers never wss such . sod mother Is
you sreg' said Nina, kissing her.
And 50 X was arranged. sid the young
hsznds were invited. and Gsorgse and Lefty
gce out their music Sa6 p-ac-iced II. and
Rosie Green came with her scscciioa 70
practice slso. Nurse made q grand vel
vssssa suit for Fritz and put large white
rosssse in his huttonhols. and he had white
stockings and shiny shoes and = white wig
And shall be very polite osvsry che :
said Fritz.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25

The travelling public sire NOW fnlly alive
10 the fac. thSt the Chicago. Union Pa-
ciSe & Northwestern Lire offers the very
best accommodations to the public finn
and 10 Chicsso. OnsAlls and intermediate
points. not only during the Werid's Fair,
hut sll the year sro1nd- psi
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25
-szsss $780,.
O0EYS, ~ <SfolkS
SNl
4 eRANo PARTY..

As Arranged and Conducted by Several
Musical Boys and Girls.
Mother" sid lscSsy, ''rSsSy we have a
party and dress up Ike grown rsc2,es"
''0h, yes" said Fsisz, her eSOthers 1T
would be such fun. lwculi dress IS s.
waiter snd hand roGnd the cakes sna
lemonade
we have thought 80 much about il,
mother" sid Lefty. I'VE ceul1 invite
our friends and have concert, / could
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-25
seap. Hot Water and = Clean Sksz-

There are many muddy s&inpei wunsn
who need touss hQtwatsr sud any gooi
unps<surned scSp oStheir fscesoaee dzy.
After THE fSes IS washed in hcz water Il
should be rinSsd in cold snd allowed 70 6ry
without using towel Towe6ng the tacs
TOO much brings On wrinkles In spite q
the pre- c6scs SSasrSr using soap On the fscs
eAsrs are many who still bsi.eve thas 10
wo.-SavAo isis 70 wash hs< fzcs occasion
ally n scs2 and hoe water can elzsn 70
have clean skin