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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
The Strike.

The latest news concerning the strike
is that the government has taken hold in
earnest to keep the mail moving, and to
protect and keep in operation those roads
in the hands of receivers. The report of
yesterday is affirmed that the state militia
when called out at Sacramento refused to
charge upon the strikers. At Chicago,
Los Angeles and other places the regulars
have been called out. In nearly all parts
of the country men are taking the places
OF the strikers. The Northern Pacific is
running on the coast division, the Port
land mail arriving as usual this afternoon
but two hours behind. The rumor that
company X had been ordered to Seattle
was without foundation; today's Oregoni-
an says the encampment had ended, and
the troops would leave at once for their
homes
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

capacity OF 100000 fry. The govern
ment has Tor years operated hatchercs at
Bucksport, Maine, and on the st. Croix,
near Schudic lake.
White caps ut West Union, Ohio, give
Il wiie-beater fifty lashcs.
a cyclone passed over portion OF Min
nesota last week, doing considerable dam
aye around Litchtield.
Director Barwick of the California
weather service says that while ripening
has been retarded, the crops will almost
reach the average.
The Northern Pacific liner Sikh brought
the news OF the plague at lIongkong. The
rice districts are flooded, and the black
death is increasing.
Thomas a. Edison, the great inventor,
sustained serious injury by the giving
away Of chair, which threw him back
ward with considerable force.
There is one man who is thankful for
the strike, and that is st. Clare, q MUIR
durer who was to have been brought up
to San Francisco to have the hour Of his
execution fixed, but which the strike has
prevented.
The cannery of the Astoria Packing
Company, one OF the largest ON the Col
umbia river, was totally destroyed by fire
Saturday morning. The loss is estimated
at So 900, including nearly 10000 cases
OF salmon ready for shipment.
International action may be taken for
the suppression of anarchism. Emperor
William and NJ. llerbettc, the French
ambassador, had Il three hours conference
upon the subject Saturday. spain is also
willing to join such movement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
A DEMOCRATIC TAX.

The New York World sums up the
income tax as follows
"There was never anything more alb
surd than the claim that an income tax
is sociaistc. 1t is, on the contrary, the
most Democratic of taxes, and Democracy
is the exact opposite Of socialism.
can income tax is Il tax upon wealth
as such. 1t is tax, not upon industry
but upon accumulation; not upon men
but upon property
ono tax could possibly be more equit-
able than this. 1t is levied upon all men
alike. Whoever has an income in excess
OF the small amount exempted must pay
it, no matter what part OF the country he
may live in and no matter what his bust
ness or status in life may be.
THE really socalistic tax is that which
is levied for the purpose OF taking one
mans earnings and giving them to
another. This is the essence of protective
tariffs, and in protective tariffs alone we
have in this country socialistic tax. 1t
is, as Cleveland has said, the socialism OF
the rich, and as such is the worst and
most un Just form OF socialism. The in
come tax is Democratic measure in
tended in some degree to take the place
Of this unjust, unequal class legislation.
"Another cry raised against the income
tax is that it is inquistorial. This is
scarcely less idiotic than the other.
Under an income tax law the govern
ment asks every man what the total pro-
ceeds of his industry or business may be.
Ii this be an imper:inence and inquisition,
what shall we say of a tax law which in
quires how much OF personal property the
citizen possesses, what his land is worth
what debts are due to him, what stocks
he holds and a score OF other questions
Again, what shall we say OF il tariff law
which explores trunks and gets men
nosing among ones personal parapher-
MALTA to find out whether or not lie is
entering the country with more clothing
for his back than a custom inspector may
lIllnk proper W one III HIS CtllultiOIl VI
life?
"The fact is that all the clamor against
the income tax is the plea of those who
have against those who have not. 1t is
all part and parcel OF Tie cnGeavor on
the part of the rich to shift the burden of
taxation to the shoulders of the poor.
"TEe income tax is Democratic. 1t is
demanded by the people. 1t is just in its
idea and in its operation. 1t takes revenue
from superfluity rather than from want.
1t taxes accumulation rather than need.
1t offers relief to industry and thrift
through the taxation OF surplus OF wealth.
1t is a bill in the interests OF the masses,
and it is going to become law, because
the Democracy OF the country is in the
ascendancy.'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
Grays IJarbOr Against the World.

The Grays harbor county is noted for its
big trees, big yields OF oats, big fish and
big townsites, and now she comes to the
front as the best hop region in the state.
While the reports from the Puyallup,
White and Yakima valleys are that the
vines are growing slowly and have barely
reached the tops of the poles, those OF
Banker Deckebach, at Ocosta, have
climbed to the top and then climbed four
feet back again, and are nearly month
farther along than those in the valleys
mentioned. They are also free from lice,
and the prospects are bright for good
crop. The warm air from the japanese
current duiing the winter gives them an
early start in the spring; it also prevents
vegetables from freezing when left in the
ground during winter, so that they can
thus be obtained fresh, sweet and crisp
all the winter long.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
FROM GARRARD CREEK.

our fellow citizens left us last
pin Coxey's army.
hmon made a business trip to
the fore part OF last week.
|atson, of Wilkeson, is making
Mrs. w. II. Jeffries, Il visit.
are very hard and money scarce
= is no one idle on Garrard creek.
D Creek people celebrated the
Oakville, and had a glorious
pm our new school house is very
pmpleted, and it presents a fine
zee in it's new coat OF paint.
Pdy Of Mr.. Balch's little boy, who
med at the ferry last winter, was
pr the mouth of Garrard creek,
Jay, June 26, by an Indian.
|e having very fine weather and
yer looked better at this time OF
/, except fruit, which will be
per cent Of an average crop.
b fine condition for an abundant
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
NEWS OF THE STATE.

fading of the cutoff for the Shell
(hwestern railroad has been COM
nd tracklaying is now in progress.
)urteenth annual convocation OF
Rdiction OF the Protestant Episco-
bch was held in Tacoma last week
elegates were present.
acific match factory, at Tacoma,
nd it necessary to increase it. ca
b car a week. 1t has recently
orders from the east for seventy
lion matches.
fase against Ex-Secretary of State
Weir for brutally whipping a young
charge OF his family resulted in
initial, the jury remaining out but
Pnutcs. He had spanked the child.
rant complaint having been made
Ening the appraisement OF tide lands
w Roberts, Land Commissioner
mas requested the prosecuting at
(u Whatcom county to make an
! therefrom.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
Big Fruit.

|. is claimed this is kind OF off year
on fruit, still we have before us as we
write this item box of strawberries
heaping full with twenty berries The box
is Il square one Of the usual quart size.
They were raised by John Jenkins, two
miles east OF town and he says it is an
off year, for last season he filled the same
sized box with eleven berries. We have
also before us Il sample of cherries brought
in by II. G. Parliament from his place on
the castsdc OF the bay the smallest one
OF which measures 81, inches in circum
ference But if you want to see berries
wait till we strike good year.-Olym-
plan. Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.
~ New Way I" Build the Railroad into
Aberdeen. 1t Can he Done Now

~ New Way to Build the Railroad into
Aberdeen. 1t Can he Done Now
It's an iii wind that blows nobody any
good, but when Il few years ago tho ship
Abercorn was wrecked off this coast there
was none who would have dared predict
that any one could possibly derive benefit
thereby. She was bound for Portland,
loaded with steel rails for use somewhere
in Oregon. They helped to carry her to
the bottom. But these rails still had
value, and they were taken up out Of the
sea and piled along the banks OF the Che
halls river between Aberdeen and Cos
mopolis. In the course of time the tax
gatherer came along and levied tribute
on them. The owners refused to pay,
and neglected TO take them away, and 80
last week, when the law had run its
course. they were sold for taxes, all OF
them, enough to build fourteen miles Of
railroad, for little over 5000.
But what has this to do with the rail-
road into Aberdeen? These rails were
purchased by J. M. Weatherwax, Samuel
Benn and Chas. X. Wilson, and last Sat
urday, at their suggestion, a public meet
ing was called, and w. b. Mack appoint
ed to receive for the citizens any gifts
these gentlemen might be ready to bestow.
With the road bed and the rails secured
can we not hew out the ties, buy few
spikes and build it? Are there not men
enough of us here to do it, though we do
it ourselves while the ladies turn out and
cook picnic dinners? THE HERALD will
furnish it's share OF men whenever the
call goes FORTH
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

Rev. +. X. Van Tassel has accepted
the invitation of the Hoquiam Baptist
church to spend half the labor on that
field, they agreeing to raise half the sala-
ry to be raised in the field. He will still
live in Aberdeen, but will preach here
only on Sunday evening. There will be
services of varied character however
at the morning hour in the PASTORS alb
sence. The church here feel that this is
a severe check upon their prosperity, but
hope to gain something from the change
by way of increased zeal and activity in
the membership The subject for Sunday
evening at the tabernacle will be "Bap-
tism for the Dead" Cor Is 20.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, if you have Cough, Cold,
or any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to give relief, or money will
be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and under its use
had speedy and perfect recovery. Try
Il sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing i. is.
Trial bottles free at Eyan's q Schl oder's
drug store. Large size SOC and 81.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
|. state and GENERAL.
,oryrY HAPPENINGS.

FROM IoQUIAM.
eniss are getting ripe.
ody and his best girl went to
rbsr City last Sunday.
BIRTH League was organized at
dist church on Sunday.
tssident Hertges came in from
leo on the steamer Point Iona
".
little Jones returned home FRI
Olympia, where she has been
school.
lance has gone to Spokane as
from the Christian Endeavor
this place to the state conven-
stern shipment department of
b Western Lumber Company
last Saturday, on account OF
Able to secure cars.
Der Of cards have been sent to
lends announcing the engage
bne Of our most talented and
bed young ladies to a gentle
Is city. Home friends, we hear,
tved later.
generally anticipated, a large
pf people congregated here to
hd participate in the celebration
|pn the 4th. The morning was
1t the sun soon came out, Civ
|nce that the spirits which were
and hopeful would not be
by rain. At 8 o'clock the
started. The girls represent
|ty-four states, the many secret
Rnd the citizens made a long
!. AT the Hoquiam theatre a
|ction OF people mad assembled
procession arrived and were
The tlood-tide which was bear
upon them, and a flood-tide it
was. The exercises were ex-
interesting. After the prayer
idle and music by the Cos
and, Miss butcher read the
. of Independence in COM
N of the birth of our nation.
Ises delivered by Mayor Frary,
lie and Rev. Revelle were ex-
fine. They told some plain
ut the duties Of citizenship in
,ible manner. All the speeches
te with patriotic sentiment and
sound reasoning which should
in the hearts of those who had
Drtune to listen to them. In
celebration was a grand sue
luiam always does things up
worthy style when she sets
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following business was transacted
from June 25th to Goth inclusive:
Estate OF Antony c. Willey-D. II.
Keith appointed executor with bond
at 81 400.
Alfred J. Anderson admitted to full
citizenship OF the United States.
Owens VS.. Owens-cause dismissed
without prejudice.
Montcalm County Savings bank vs..
Dumpert-sale confirmed.
- Woodng vs. Pcrkns-decree in favor
of plaintiff rendered,
Friday, June %.
j. III. Drawer vs.. X. \. NiXon--undcr
advisement from March 81. Court
handed down opinion allowing decree in
favor of plaintiff for removal OF dam and
$40 damages.
NJ. d. Markham VS.. G. II. Fcnner ct
al-judgment and decree of foreclosure
signed.
Town of Elma vs.. ITcwen- cause dis
missed.
Town OF Elma vs.. Halliday ct al--ordcr
of default granted.
Estate Of A. j. Smith, deceased-first
semi-annual report read and ordered filed.
Estate OF Edwin NJ. Stephens-ordcr
directing notice to creditors signed.
VIM. Lilly ct al VS.. RI IIamer-decrec
of foreclosure OF lien OF Montesano Sash
& Door Manufacturing Co. signed.
Wood vs.. Wood-set for trial July 5.
ct Wooding We. G j. Pcrkins-judg
ment in favor OF plaintiff signed.
L w Bartel VS.. acknowledgements Of
confirmation signed.
Willis q Hopkins vs.. Chehalis county
demurrer to complaint sustained.
Court announced next motion day
would be July Is.
Grays Harbor Commercial Co vs.. } +
Soulc-Motion for judgment against
garnishee sustained.
First National Bank of Aberdeen VS..
Julius Andrews - settlement OF state
ment OF facts continued until July ID.
N Voorhees, VS. Bruce Hennessy ct al
settlement ofstatement of facts continued
to July ID.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
NJ. II. Hill AstoMishes the Britishers

NJ. f. Hill writes II. l.. Drake regard.
ing the bicycle tournament at Nanaimo,
3. c., in which he participated. jim
Deeming, for two years champion Of
British Columbia and Canada was also
in the races. In the one and two mile
races Hill took second place, and in the
five mile race he tied the champion,
making the last half mile in rs. The
tie will be run off in Tacoma July eth
or September 4th. Yesterday he was
to run at Tacoma with the Imperial
team, from Portland, OF which Hewitt,
champion OF the Northwest, is men,
ber The Britshers were considerably sur
prsed to see their boosted champion tied,
but they are liable to be more so when
the tie is run off, for Hill will give their
champion another lively tussle, and we
shall not be surprised ii he wins the race.
Doubtless he also won fresh laurels yes
terday at Tacoma.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein.
both Bros
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

Olympia had Il dose OF the medicine
men the week before Aberdeen, and the
Washington Standard says: "The ex-
preston If YOU want to draw Il crowd
start dog fight has become obsolete,
and it has been demonstrated time and
again, OF late, that if you want to attract
a iull audience give free entertainment
ut the opera house"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

A suit has been commenced in Clallam
county, by Il member Of the taxpayers
union, to enjoin the county auditor from
issuing a warrant for the salary OF the
deputy clerk, on the ground that the act
authorizing the employment OF deputies
is unconstitutional.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
IN GENERAL.

H. M. Smith, secretary and labora-
|Hpeft OF the United States fish COM
A,advocates one or more hatcheries
columbia river, with combined
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
k5IZIEIsITE
~
G3aylz!S7SI3
Better
Than
Pills

Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry ormade intoa tea.
The King of Liver Medicines.
al have used your Simmons liver Regu-
latOr and can cOnscionciOusly say ii is the
king of all liver medicines, consider it II
medicine chest in itsclf.-GEO. W. JACK
son, Tacoma. Washington.
GJ-EVERY PACKACE~UN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
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Last Sunday at the Congregational
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members were also received into the
church.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05

Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein.
both Bros
, 1894-05-02
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OFFICIAL NOTICE.
7N the ooloHialc"onoirs meeting
on the 9th Of April this year, it
was resolved to celebrate the high
festival of Their ROYAL HtGnNEssEs
Crown Prince Fcederik and
Ceewn Princess Ieuise'8
SILVER WEDDING on the 28th Of
July by the founding Of a Per
manent Memorial of the day, and
therefore to raise a fund to be put
at the disposal of THEIR ROYAL
HIeHNEssEs, and which it may be
expected will be applied to a chart
table purpose in the Island accord
ing to THEIR ROYAL H1GHNEssEs
pleasure.
The Undersigned, who were
elected by the Colonial Council
in its Meeting on the 9th of April
this year to conduct the colIec-
ton of the fund, do hereby beg
to invite the inhabitants to contri.
butte to the raising of same, and
observe that also small contribu-
tions will gladly be accepted.
ST. Croix, the 18th april 1894.
GON6THOr
Chairman.
For ChristtamSted:
c.. GAUTIER CAMPS, w. A. CREAGH,
L. NEUMANN, A. E.. STAKEMANN.
For Christiansted's Country District
P. DIDRICHSEN, A. JENSEN,
=. RAPHAEL, JUL. ARENDRUP.
For Frederiksted:
ROBT. l.. MERWIN, r.. PETERSEN,
". Fl. BROWN. 7. M. MOORE.
For Fred6riksteds Country District:
, 1894-05-02

QEE I'D Gouvernementets Decret az
v Tide dennes er forhenvnrende
Planter HENRY PATTERSON i
Henhold til Danske Lows Sill
erkleretf for umyndigo % U~ndertegnede
beskikket til V@rge for ham.
St. Croix, den 1Sdo April 1894.
j. WILSON.