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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
A Serious Accident.
pride.

Quite serious accident occurred at the
Cosmopolis mill last Monday morning,
whereby VIM. McRae came near losing
his life, and will have a crippled arm for
the remainder of his days. He had been
working in the saw mill for some time
and had that morning been transferred
to the shingle mill. In some way the
shingle bolts fouled on the carrier and in
endeavoring to straighten them out one
struck him and knocked him against the
saw and in an instant it had cut into the
shoulder and almost severed the end OF
the humerus, or main bone of the arm.
He was brought to Aberdeen on the
steamer Josie Burrows and taken to st.
Josephs hospital, where Drs. Stapp and
Pearson dressed the wound. 1t was
necessary, in order to save not only the
arm but his life, to cut the end OF the
bone entirely off and draw up the arm SO
as to make a new joint. He is getting
along nicely, and the doctors think he
will have the use OF the hand and, with
the exception OF stiffness, servlceable
arm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
OTFCI, EXTRAORDINARY:

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our clubbing rates we can furnish Tor ~ 20.
This offer is open to all paid up subscrib-
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new subscribers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
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Strength and Health.
arm.

Ii you are not feeling strong and healthy
trv Electric Bitters. Ii ola Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If yo"
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you
will find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial VIII
convince you that this is the remedy YOU
need. Large bottles only soc. For sale
at Evans & Schrodcr's drug store,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

Pope's lines are we'll known:
Who shall decide when doctors disagree
And soundest casuists doubt, like you and me-?
in the first line Pope is simply versifying
a common proverb. In manuscript on
theological subject, apparently written
about century ago, is this version Of the
proverbial saying. The writer was treating
of the various views Of commentators on a
certain subject and then says, This is a
case
"When doctors disagree,
Then are disciples Free"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

o"' ~ was peter TO sell ut the rate OBJ
tanned than to continue feeding the stock
and get nc more for them. 1t is lust
such circumstances that discourage the
farmers, and who can blame them .
Nidette
The schooner Charles r.. Wilson left
this morning for san Francisco, lumber
laden, from Wilson Bros. & Co. $ mill.
AZ she passed the II street wharf she
saluted the U. S. steamship Macarthur
by hosting the American flag.
If the people of Aberdeen and vicinity
will take the trouble to drop in on Max
Sanford and note the different lines of
goods kept and work done, they will see
the advantage OF buying of him and
bringing their work with them.
MIS-. l.. N. Alt expects to leave Aber-
deem in few days for Phoenix, Arizona,
where Mr.. Alt has charge of the branch
OF the Aberdeen Bodega saloon Her
many friends in this city will wish them
success and happiness in their new home.
l will make it point always have Il
supply of California picket, ranch and
creamery butter and fresh ranch eggs at
NV new store. WM. WINDER.
For the summer months the electric
lights will be turned off at one o'clock in
the morning. This action is made neces-
sary from the fact that the city has noti-
fled the company that it will not contract
for lights, and the street lamps have been
cut off.
For SALE.-Eighty thousand cedar
shingles; or will trade for stock, produce
or anything Of value. Address, Bon
Lowry at Pacific Hotel. ii
A crowd OF friends were at the boat
yesterday morning to say goodbye to Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Leese, who left for their
new home in Portland, Ore. They 20
with the best wishes of the community.
May they soon return to again make
Aberdeen their home
HOME ROASTED COFFEE at Emery's, it
beats them all for strength and flavor.
He roasts 1t daily. If
The ministerial association OF the
Methodist church, of this district, and
the district Epworth league convention,
meet in Montesano the 2lst Of this
month, and will be IN session several
days. Delegates from all churches in the
district will be present.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
Four loaves for % cents.
During the quarter ending April /,
1894, there were collected OF Aberdeen
special school taxes for the year 1891
$235S; 1892, $43.70; 1898, $2,307.7S
total, $2,375.O6, which, added to the APP
portionment out of the school fund OF
2,251 IS, makes a total OF $4,626 96 OF
school funds with which to pay outsand-
ing warrants.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
POpulists Attention

The Populists OF Aberdeen will hold
meeting next Saturday evening, at the
reading room on F street, for the purpose
OF arranging for the coming campaign. A
full attendance desired
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

WANTED 5,00O cords of cedar
single bolts, to be delivered to our mill
at Cosmopols. Will pay SOC for to 2's
and 61c for ) to 2's.
COsMopoLIs SINGLE Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
THE TAMBOURINE DRILL.
VIII be Given in Hoquiam, on Friday
Night, Nav 4.

VIII be Given in Iioquiam, on Friday
Night. May 4.
The Tambourine Drill which was so
successfully given here will be given at
the lloquiam opera house tomorrow, Fri
day evening at eight O'Clock. The ladies'
OF the drill will 90 down at 1 80 o'clock.
Arrangements have been made with the
steamer Progress to carry all who wish to
attend for ten cents, round "Trip, which,
with as many barges us are necessary to
carry all she cannot hold, will leave her
wharf promptly at $50. The admission
to the entertainment will be fifteen cents,
making twenty-five cents the total cost,
which ought to insure large representa-
ton nom Aberdeen. The program, which
is largely made up of IIoquam talent, is
as follows
Recitation Mr.. Watson
lIlStTllIucutul IJucJ
...... Mesdames Bell and Thomas
Solo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Carnage
Recitation ....... Miss Lulu Joslyn
Duc'' hisseS iioiisil'ltn ana Oguen
Solo. ,...... ....... Mrs. Drew
Recitation ................M Miss Watson
Duet. . Messrs. Scofeld and Mcneil
Recitation. ..... Miss Ruth Townsend
Duet. =. Meesrs. Van Tassel and Scofield
Song.-Misses Pearl Philbrick, Queenie
Ogden, Addie Hull /; Masters Burt Lyons,
Frank Riddle, George McCauly.
Tambourine Drill
Band
Tableau
Band
IN hlnnl,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

WINDER's new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. A full line of all
kinds always on hand.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
Band
Tableau
Band
IN l1
Tableall

Those who take part in the drill are
Misses Mabel McKinay, Bessie Weaver,
Jennie Smith, Anna Collins, Anna Mai
Person, Ethel Renshaw, Belle Wood,
Carrie iIerrick. Edith Joslyn, Nina Green
Nellie Lowry, Lulu ,Joslyn, Maud Perry !;
Moiie McKinnen; Mesdames Kinnison
and Mack
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
Example in arithmetic

A poor man bought pair Of $1.l0
shoes every other week and thought
he was getting bargain. If he had
bought one pair Of good shoes he
would have had comfort and $3.50
besides.
Can you figure? if so, you will buy
$500 shoes at Jeff's and save $3.50
every six month or $500 year which
in ten years makes you net profit Of
$500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

for Mitchell's Grocery the following
BaLing Soda, Sugar Corn, String Beans,
Cocoanut, Flour, Chop, Salmon, Catsup,
Clothes Line, Molasses, Sugar, Rolled
Oats, Meals, ETC., etc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
The Macarthur Mt Aberdeen,

The United States coast survey steam
ship Macarthur is lying at the III street
wharf, having come up from the lower
harbor, yesterday, to have some repairs
made to her machinery at Miners
foundry. The Macarthur is in command
oi Lieutenant +. II. Crosby, and carries
a crew of thirty-lour. She is 100 feet 4
inches in length, - feet 6 inches in
breadth and draws 9 feet of water. When
the repairs are completed she will pro-
coed with the survey Of the coast between
Grays harbor and Destruction island, and
will probably be engaged in the work all
summer. 1t is probable, too, that her
crew will make the preliminary survey Of
the outer bar Of Grays harbor.
In conversation with Ensign c. Z.
Eaton, he stated that they had measured
the depth OF the water on the bar and
found about seventeen feet at half tide
and twenty-iour feet at high tide. In
his opinion, a little jetty work would cut
a channel through the bar, which could
be done ii the commercial Importance OF
Grays harbor was made known through
proper influence and representation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

The best mutual insurance policy
against attacks OF sickness is to be found
in taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. If you are
weak it will make you strong
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03
]. o. G. T., Entertainment

]. -. Il. Il. Entertainment.
The Good Templars Dramatic Com
pany will give II first class play at the
Acme Opera house titled "The Turn Of
the Tide or Wrecked in Port" A nauti-
cal and temperance drama in three acts.
Look out for the date, May 10th.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Jonas Aldrich Ga fisherman of the coast)
...... -.. Mr.. Gilbert fletcher
Captain Hugh st. Morris (Comman-
der Of the Tidal Wave") ....
.... .............. Johnnie Boyer
Herman Clyde (Chieftain Of the
hunted crew)............,;......,...;
Col. Ellsworth "a wealthy ship owner
w. Nj. Borden
Sling Shot Rube p;,otos Roy Coons
Bowie Knife Jack i'"'es Rel Weaver
Pepper "a coored individually ........
=. :..:;;. .;...;........... Jack Smith
Susie Aldrch (The ocean waiO. 80.
......... Miss Bessie Weaver
Lillian Lacy (Clyde's deserted wife)
...... .... Miss Fannie Borden
Aunt Rebecca "a quiet body ........
............ ..... Miss Sylvia Ingram
Admission fifteen and twenty-five
cents. Tickets on sale at the post office.
No extra for reserved seats. Music by
Aberdeen Cornet Band.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-03

Hoods Pills are the best after-dnner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache
Try box, 25c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-28

jsint fspssssntatlvs with DAvssa esonv.
sAsgi6. tsoasursss eeunty slesks eooesees
attegueg, suFvsvee. supesl1ton1oos ee
sehosls and puhlis sdmlnlelsoeee.
tt eommittss - eee1eneles
naAs iis rspsrs vAIsA vss
aAeptsd. The eommittse q reeeeu11oas
repasted . platseea sadeeslae psoa6eeos
ClsvslaaA snd be adniais tsAaiees %.
neuncins ~ Mckinley lAv, hAiliao ~
revival e hnsiness, demsndln9 3 eoo'
tinusd 0Ght foe tasiR rsfoemi eooUGatu-
latina ths psopls - The esastaa(ly -
vAnelna psies a. wool, eadsssing ~ ~
peal of The federal elsctloa hawai- demand
INC the unlimited coinage q sllves at .
ratio Of 10 10 i, favorine ths slsstisa OF
United States ssnsters hy popular vetes
askiug Tor Q larger bounty ea stoek d.
vourina animals, and eondsming Gov.
sruor Richards for vstoine such . bill at
the last session Of tho Legislature. The
report was adopted. Eominatlons bsinR
In erder, Joseph T. Brown Of Biroey and
Jamss s. Hopkins wers nominated By &C.
elAmation; Thomas Glib Of Miles City
end James r. Condit Of Glsndivs we're
nominated foe joint representative. but
Cibb's name was withdrawn and Condit
was eisstsd by aeclamatioa.
For sheriff, William A. Josdon Of Terry
vas the only candidate and hs was neml.
mated By rising vote. John 9. Trus-
eott Of Nilss City was the oaiy aspiraut
foe the position oe treasurer snd vas
nominated amid applause. c. y. Smith
OF Boesyth was unanimously chosen soe
county clerk.
For county asesssos, John J. look Of
Birnsy, samuel O. Connsll, se Ashland,
Henry Hilburu Of Nilss City and D. n.
Bowman Of Knowltoa were placed before
the convention. Bowman was dropped
after the second ballet aud on The sixth,
thses being no choice. Hilbura wlthdfew
IN favor Of zook. The seventh ballot
rave zook 10 and Connsll II, nominatina
Zook and Il was made unanimous. Eos
county attorney, George W. Myers was
named aud dsclinsd. but the convsntion
refused to accept bis refusal aud b was
nominated b. acelamation. Col. George
Schuts had no opposition for county
surveyor. For superintendent of schools,
Miss Kate NcKsnsie was nominated b. Q
vote Of II to II on the second ballot owes
A. J. Holloway. Alouso NeNsil waa
nominated for public administsatee hv
acelamstion.
After selecting . committee % Ave u
name the county central committee the
convention adjeurnsd sine die.
The populist county convsntloa, whise
ives called for to-day, was postpeusd until
Tomorrow b. the committee.
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THINKING Asovr IT.


01ttse Hsaoo4s Are AL - tho Aox1o0o
ss.s Jsss New.
NEW YoRK. Sept. U.-An Ahanv 6lss
patch sAys: Ths leading question ts-dat
Of course 10: Will David B. Hill run faa
governor? A decisive stAtemsnt vas e.
psctsd from him last night, but hb ~
rsmarks TO the crowd whicA seesnaGsA
him did mot settle Il
No one h sure from what - -
whsthsr he will aecsps - decline ~ 49,
ination that was thrust upon bin u ~
last minute. There 10 also ersa1 deAl e
doubt a. to the course that will b takna
By Justics Gaynor, nom,nss Tor judes e
the court Of appsals. u b thought h. vi11
not make Anal decision until hs knoaa
what Hill will do.
Il 10 not doubled that Ceugrussman
lockwood will obey the wishes u tAo 60
vsution. In case either Of the ne0lqepQ
declines to run another eonvsntion vfl1 -
Unnecessary. Senator Aurphy's Pssnans
tion that the state committee have psU1P
to an any vacancies on ths ticket eevosD
this point.
ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. N.-Ssnatee m
said regarding bic nomination to.nigA1t
~ have arrived as no decision yee e -
my nomination. In fact have ~ bsoa
officially notified and until I An ] sanns4
say anything Ia the prsnissa. ] hava
hardly had time to think over the saonas
tioual events OF yesterday"
Senator Hill has received hundreds e
congratulatory kilograms from people All
over the country. Some OF thom are in
the form Of petitions asking him not %
decline the nomination.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-28
srsvE o'ooNNsLL's WAKE.
u WIN csns or when ~ lGssee Easny
M wasaSlrn-~~a

% Wtl csns OF when - nssee Eas1y
1ssS Ftssioosas.
LEvIsToN, No, Sept. 0.-CAsp0asa
''Gsnslsman Jack, !" vas made seQnnlato1
with the feet thai htssimxDsns Aad pae
lishsd formal challenge 10 Asht. The
ehamploa rsad the lsttse aleu1 10 Stovo
O'Donnsll. and vhsn 10 cane 10 TIE paaso
whsss the iniddiswsisht pledged hiassae
not 10 attempt knockout. - roassd ~
lauGhtss.
"wsll, Steve, What do yeu shsnk G
that 2" said Ji,n. vhils O,ponpsll sallsA
After b had Aulshsd reading. Csshse4
sAid:
sOf eourss. I expected Hitssinmeas
would do somsthius oe thls sort, bat he h
TOO ambitious. lwlll attend 10 him, boUs
svss. vhsa the peopse time comes 81
win answer his lsttes 10 . fsw dayA Z
den't psepess to fight hin, "esnelausd ~
champion, ''untikhs has dsfeatsa se0o
ons worth msatieoins. Whaa's ~ - q
my ashsina . middlswsishs visa thsso
are plenty Of men who can % IN easi1vV
He wants 10 skip over al the hsavys
weights and tackle ms.~
s'TAas's right, Jim." !" said O'Doansl.
.Ysu Just say e. N" !" O'Dsans,l sd1sA
'sthat III make the SANE psu9ssitisa -
spar Fitssimmons In Nsw Yssk tha1 -
MAKES 70 Ceshstt and thsa u ] dsar
psovs that 10 b out a his elass. u vlll q
Tor him 70 talk ahout meeting Jln."
"Will ysu seespt thls ehallsnes bse Q
llnish nght ?" he vas asked.
sYpu bet ! vlil." said Stove, ',and ! ee9
eevsf bic money just - soon % - visAssI
In fact, sm coming out 9Th ehallsaGs
for him and b can Rss ell the 1eht -
wants without taskling Ccrhstt.n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-28
LONG BOB is ALL READY
10 ullt 10 Iset Jim Csebsu NJ
Away.
HIS MONEY IS POSTED TOO
FitssImmons writes Q Manly Los1oV
TO the Champion VINO surely
Cannot Refuse To Ao-
copt lt.

NEW ORi4ASs. Sept. N.-NiddIsvsiGh1
Champion fitssimmons this moguina
mailed the following letter to Champeoa
Corbett:
Jdmes J. CorbeH. Champioa n ~ World,
DEAR sIR;-At every oppostunify. vhsn N
name has been used In connection with bosc1o
with you for the worlds caamplonsAin you
have endcavored to belistis my siaIm Sss . nHhe
on tho grounds. ~ you put IL. that ] 81 80 =
your class, OF that you have not seen the eoese
OF my money. sn very we'll aware OF ths fnss
that although have earned more nc.sy thaa
you ~ nghsing since became mladisWeAgho
champion. you can bay and cell nc nnaneiaIy.
No doubt your faculty Of saving b better than
milne. Therefore. I hops that Q q 100 side bss
VIII not stand as barrier against ny securing
. match Wih you. 1he amouns of Uooey I
shall put up has decidsd many Of the ehanpisa
contests In the past and hope you win nee ~
fuss.
when you sign for $1,000 purse. such % b
o9sgsd By the Olympic club VI the pesssns tina,
you win nad my nane attached Wi1bous aGk1n9
Tor ths iosses end. II ordsr 70 shSv ~ -
essisy . shs pubs q lasv@ I Win naks ~ ~
First-That ws sasaes The hrssss Asup n
New YORK city and dive o boxiAg exhibn1o1.
-four rounds. scisasiac points Only. fes ~ -
s0s of the poor Of New York cisy. ! vin G1vo
you any pledge yoa nay de1asA I viu -
aftsDps 70 knoek you cut. In case eoapsesno
judges dseids thas - nss n youP elass - cne
- skin and solsnee are eencsgae4, ] w ngvop
ask for match with yea sgain.
xccond-I ask 70 b allowed ioemAlly 70 sAn1s
lcnye you Give ne chance 10 mses yeu - 3
nnish 10 decide tie werids ehanplonsAipv -
eosding 70 Marquis of 0usensbuSy rsIlss.
In order again n sAow ~ s1noerky, hogooy
deposit the sun ef saaeee - $40 ~ vsh -
privilege Of increasing q later % Y ny nnansaa1
standing viii allow. I most respectfully eaA
yeur sttsasioa 10 the fHes tbae lave aisea1y
sisned articles to msss you before Ne 0gnpte
e,nb foe eaAooo pufse. the winasf 70 tsko -
likewiss. Respectfully yours.
ROHsnr Yff0fnnous.
Channion middlaualxhs r. Auaf1on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-28

ssw eas sysesm ves esnsruting . hsoed
os moaepeaists - psVssful - 70 dsiy Ne
law. and vhlsh ussd pert q the wealth
thsy drew from sharing n the pswse sf
taxation 70 insrsass thsis privileges. de-
hsuca eleosioQe and eossups Legislation.
I an quite sGi6 our peotsetive policy has
slrsady essvsd TO promote The trads u
other natiens, aad u eoatinued % would
stu further psomsts sush Trade and pre-
smineatly yous own. So staadina bsfoes
yeu, . rspesssatasivs ef these whs ere
striving sor . frsss eommsseial policy Tor
the United States, fear cannot ask you
10 rejoaes In lie adoption except - yoa
may prefer right prinsiplss 10 ssiilsh cd
vantasss.
"Proseetion has sssu cur voluntary With
drawal from the ssas and frsm our natural
msrksts. Our peossesisaists have bssn
building dsfsnses to kssp you and othsr
nations from competing IN your home
markets. The tariff rsforrnsrs are break.
Ing down thsse dsisnses. Let us compets
In all the markets Of the world. Not only
10 our production Of cotton and food pro-
ducts growing moro rapidly than our con-
sumption. but We have to-day manufsc.
turing plant, which. urged 10 its full CO.
pscity, would In six months fully meet
our demand for year.
"Ths nations Of tho world ere growing
moro end more neghborly and tho manu-
featuring supremacy OF the world must
eventually pass 10 that nation, which,
having the laraest supply. shalt apply u
with the highest intelligence and enter.
peiee."
I'VE ore constantly cenasnsd ia The
bslisf," continued wilsoa, "thas our cup.
ply Of matsrials 10 more sxhaustlsss and
more ehsaply handled than that Of any
other people. and u no eontinue 10 b IN.
dsslinss u 10 our own fault We are b.
Ing so6sesd. though unappallsd, BY ths
truth foeesd upoa ~ thAs Of all human
governments . ftss govssamsut ID mest
compiler and diiaculs and, judging from
the woeld's experience, the most unesr.
tain and short lived. Our Institutions are
strong bscauss they are deeply rooted In
the past. Il 10 for you and for us 70 show
that. whils other nations have bseu great
In war. commerce. science, etc., we can
b great In ali and great IN the sssasnsss
Of permanent frssdom."
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Robbed N Postofii re.

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. ga special to
the Ledger from Moniesano says the post
Office at Elma was broken into Tuesday
nigh, and 500 taken, Of which 500 was
government funds. 1t is reported that
an unsuccessful attempt was made to
open the safe in the Northern Pacific dc.
pot. Further particulars arc unobtain.
able.