Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-15
Legal Blanks at this Office.


Mrs. M. P. Trask, was visiting friends
here Sunday.
Legal blanks of all descriptions for sale
at this office.
Mr.. Wappenstein came Over Sunday
from Portland.
a. Anderson, of Elma, came down on
business Monday.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy. If
you want good milk and good measure. n
Under the new schedule the freight
train is now billed to arrive here at 4 10
p, m.
Mrs. W. W. Stevens, OF Spokane, has
been ON a visit to her parents here Rev.
and Mrs. A. ]. Joslyn.
Remember to call on Toklas & Kauf-
man in the brick block Saturday after
noon and get your package Of candy free.
John Callaghan, of Tacoma, owner Of
considerable Aberdeen property, was in
the city last week looking after his inter
ests.
The popular driver of the Hoquiam-
Aberdeen stage line, adds much to the
trade of his line by his desire to accom-
modate.
Sontag, the daring train robber, was
captured near Visalia, CAL, Monday.
His partner in crime, Evans, succeeded
in escaping.
The old Ford theatre in Washington
city, the same in which President Lin
coin was assinated, collapsed last week,
and many lives were lost.
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers of
fancy taffy and plant candies.
j. A. Karr has traded off the steamer
Tillie to Contractor Howard for the
steamer Tiowa. The Tiowa is being re-
paired before going on the run to North
Beach.
Attys. Bush and McGerry went to O.
lympia to settle the statement of facts
in the case Of VOORHEES, against Hennes-
sy, before Judge Gordon, who tried the
the case.
There was an extremely interesting re-
hearsal of a trial-not by jury, but by
Judge White, on last Thursday night.
Several OF our prominent citizens took
important parts.
Under the new management, the Pa
cifc Hotel is making tor itself reputa-
ton for cleanliness.
Jacob Weatherwax returned Sunday
from Tacoma, where he had been atten-
ding the annual conclave of the grand
commandry of the Knights Templar.
Mr.. Weatherwax was elected senior
grand warden of the order.
1t is rumored that Weyerhauser, the
lumber king, will establish two large
saw mills in this state to c1t lumber for
the Nicaraguan canal. The canal will
have to get little further along before
any credit can be given such rumors.
Bicycles for sale and to rent by G. B.
MORSE, cor. Heron and G streets. tt
Evergreen Lodge, No. %, D. of r.,
held their regular meeting for the APP
pointment OF officers last week, and
elected the following: N. g., Mrs. w. B.
Fetterman; v. G., Mrs. J. G. Burgess ;
secretary, Mrs. ]. w. Moore; treasurer,
Mrs. M. L. Pratsch.
The first issue Of the Westport Daily
World was received to day. Thompson
is going to make her whirl.
The genial Mr.. S. Kaufman, of the
Olympia firm of Toklas & Kaufman, is in
the city and supervising the special sales
now in progress of their Aberdeen branch.
Mr.. kaufman will probably stay with us
few weeks and during his stay will in
troduce many novel and original adver-
Using schemes for his local branch.
Rooms neat and clean at the Pacific. =
The whaleback barge which was lost
some months ago on the beach at the en-
trance to Coos bay, has entirely disap'
peared from sight, and only her masts
can be seen now. Before disappearing
from sight in the sands, her deck was
broken up and her cargo OF coal was dis
tributed by the action Of the waves for
twenty miles along the beach.
| Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacks and
| Constipation, Small Bile Beans.
James Johnson, one of the ship car
penrers who helped build the steamer
Josie Burrows, was taken to the st. 10
seph hospital Monday of last week, sick
with erisipelss, and on Saturday he died
johnson was a native OF Norway, aho
about 2S years OF age. He had friends
in Kamilche, some OF whom came dowr
Sunday to the funeral. The body OF the
deceased was buried in the cemetry VI
the Wishkah.
The best thing to take for your biooe
ia Weinhard's Lager Beer.