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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20

The famous musical composers have
taken q hint from the" library brethren,
and are securing an advance magazine
publication for their compositions just as
the authors publish the" novels In serial
form The Ladies' Home journal, which
was practically the first magazine to offer
tins outlet 10 composers of reputc, finds
all the Musical men rallying to it, Sir A.
thur sullivan announcing that the new
song which he has just finished will be
published in that magazine PATHS vet
eran conductor, Arditi, has given his
new waltz TO the Journal, while Reginald
de koven's new song goes also to the same
periodical. Strauss has sent his new
waltz to the editor, Sollsaua. new march,
und ,"a0ses.Ss, 'cava 'Ioria Rusticana"
fame, is vi ting a pialo score.
Edward Box says that the hard times
have driven Thousands OF women into
writing, and that the readers" who have
to read the manuscripts sent to maya
zines G"c taxed to their utmost capacity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20
TACOMA EXpOsitiNn.

From August Is to November ! 1894,
inclusive, the Northern Pacific railway
will sell round trip tickets from South
Abcidcon to Tacoma for above EXPOSE
ton ior $1.l5, which includes two adj
mission coupons to the Exposition.
Tickets sold Tuesdays and Fridays only
good twenty days from date OF sale.
\. c, CLARK, agent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20

since ita ti!st Introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor. until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives- containing nothing which permits
its Use as Il beverage 0, intoxicant, it is
recognized as WE best and purcst medi-
cine for all ailments OF the Stomach,
Liver and kidneys.-It will cure Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and
drive Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle OF
the money refunded. Price only SOC pc,
bottle Sold by Evans x Schroeder.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20

Go to Gilmore for nice fresh fruit S
and candies. He keeps only the best
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20

Dry goods, notions, table linen, cheap
for cash, at .. j, LaWrencc's RACKET
Store. Nv mail order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20


ne Deckebach that has been trying so
ID to knock SO many Of our citizens out
their jobs in the last eight or nine
nths because they did not vote to suit
at the last election? And is he the
he man that once advertised for me-
mics, when many of the home mcchml-
could get nothing to do?
md is he the same man who engin-
ed the scheme through the city coun-
% pay the Ocosia land company's tax.
With an old wharf in place of money,
reby nearly doubling the city's debt ?
is he the same man who was going
The HERALD two months for 25c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20
State Fair and Democratic Convention al
North Yakima, Wash.

For the above occasions, the Northern
Pacific R'y will sell excursion tickets from
South Aberdeen to North Yakima and
return at one and one-fifth fare, $40.
Tickets sold Sept. oath to Goth inclusive
good TO return up to and including Sept.
so, 1891 \. G. CLARK, Agt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-20

Try the HERALD two months 25c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-14

ln EIRhs Round glove Contest at Chica-
go-Other Ezvem1ss

an Eight Round Glove Contest at Chlca-
go-other Events.
CHICAGO. March Exceptional inter
est is being developed In the eight round
glove contest between Ike Weir and
Young Critic, which takes place at Sec
ond Regiment armory. Lake front. Sat
urday night, and as the Australian feath-
erweight is certain to be lighter and In
far better condition than at any previous
appearance in this city fine contest
all She way is assured The spider
is always ia shape and needs but a week
on two in which to key bis wind up to
concert pitch and adviees from his quar-
tiers at SaxonviNe, near Boston, are to
the effect that he is in the best of con-
dition
Sam Fitzpatrick has assumed charge
of Critics work which consists princi-
pally of Jaunts on the road and severe
sessions with the punching bag. Weir
viii leave Boston this afternoon for Chi
cag0. and viii reach town at 5 o'clock
tomorrow evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-14
NEWS OF KANSAS
Santa Fe Railroad Said to Want
to Settle
With Lyon, Harvey and Other
Kansas Counties.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
Desperate Fight With am Atch-
ison Burglar.
OTHER STATE NEWS.

NEWTON, Kan, March 14.-Ihere has
been much contention between the coun-
ties Of Kansas and the Santa Fe railroad
regarding the amount of this years taxes.
The company has made number Of
propositions, several of which have been
accepted by other counties. lit is thought
that the company viii save about $4,000
on the amount of its taxes in the counties
with which it was able to compromise.
The taxes of the Santa He in Harvey
county amounted to about $4,000 this
GEAR and the road offered to settle for
$f3. 600, which was On the basis Of value
alton for 1892. The county, however
refused to settle on that basis, and So the
matter rested until this week
The penalties have been added, which
amount to about $500 The Santa Fe is
now anxious to pay all of its state in-
debtedness, and has sent word that twill
remit the entire amount, with penalty, ln
a few days. The school distri cts that
might have been hampered for lack Of
funds had the Santa Fe refused to pay
are now resting easily aud viii receive
their fun apportionment of the taxes.
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GEBHARD MARRIED TODAY
The wedding Took Place Before small
Company at Noon


Company at Soon
BALTIsfoRE. March A-Fred Gerhard.
the wealthy and celebrated club man ot
New York, has become benedict His
marriage with Miss Louise Isl. Morris OF
this city took place at noon today In the
presence of select company, only about
40 Invitations having been issued. while
not to exceed fifteen attended
Shortly before noon Mr.. Gerhard, ac-
companied by 1Ir. Decourcey Forbes, OF
New York. his best man, and 1lr John
tollansbee, who had come all the way
from Mexico to lie present at his friends
wedding, repaired to the Morris family
residence, 21O ~ est Franklin Street.
All the guests were assembled ia the
parlOr and there the marriage was soil
emnlzed. Miss Morris. attended by her
sister, Miss Mildred Morris, entered the
parlor leaning on her fathers arm, and
advanced to where the Rev MaltblA
Presbyterian church was standing with
Mr.. Gebhard and Mr.. Forbes on his left
hand. Alr. BabcOck took her hand from
her fathers and placed it in that of Mr.
Gerhard and after an Invocation, per
formed the ceremony of marriage. Mr.
Morris gave the bride away.
Miss Norris was attired for the Occa-
sion in gown of solid white satin. made
with full train, high in the throat. with
long sleeves and trimmed with old lace
succeeding the wedding the hospitali-
ties "a the family were extended the
guests in repasE which part00lE more of
the character Of an elaborate luncheon
than Of what is known as wedding
breakfast
Among those present we're Mrs. Jesse
G. NanDyke and Miss NanDyke, grand
mother and aunt of the bride; Mrs. Fred
erick Nelson, sister of the groom, and
her two daughters; j. b Nelson, Mrs.
Archie Bell of NeW OrZ.
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NOT ALL OVER YET.
a Family Starving to Death Almost on
Kansas Avenue

a Family Starving to Death Almost on
Kansas Avenue
A pitiful case of restitution and sick
ness was reported to Chief Lindsey this
morning, at the home of Frank Call 81
East Fifth street
1lr Call is a young man about - years
of age, married, and has one child about
two years old. For the past month he
has been confined to his bed with mala-
rial fever. and his wife has been attend
ing to his needs as best she could Now
he is almost we'll, but his wife Is In bed
very sick. and it is believed by those who
have investigated the matter that she is
really suffering from hunger
a JOURNAL reporter called at the
place this morning and found matters in
a pretty bad condition, considering the
case is so near the center Of the city.
Mrs. Call was lying in bed very sick and
lad not had anything to eat since yes
terdaY She said she did not care for
herself, but would like to have some
thing that her baby could eat The
rooms were very neat but contained very
little furniture, tile bed, three chairs and
q trunk being the only things ia the
room where the sick woman was lying.
The other room, lthey only had two) APP
peared to be empty. Mrs Call told
the reporter that while her hus band had
been sick. she wenttO Poor Commissioner
Hale for help, but he refused her and
told her to 20 to work, send her husband
to the hospital and give the child to some
one. She says she would not give her
child away If She starved to death, and
she came away without any provisions.
DR. Alkire has been attending the fam
iIy the past day or two, and furnishing
the medicine free Of charge. Chief
Lindsey sent Officer Jones 10 Mr. Hale
and says he Will personally see that She
Is cared for.
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Against Immoral BuIboarCis-Tliey APP
pear Hefore the ConneIl-

Against oral Bill DuHErL7L
pear Before the Council
WICHITA. March 14-Forty ladies at
tended the meeting Of the city council
last evening and asked that obscene
pictures on bill boards be prohibited by
ordinance.
Mrs. DR.. Winters addressed the coun-
ell ia behalf Of the ordinance She said
that it was not only in the interest of the
wives and mothers of Wichita that she
was pleading but against the immoral
and demoralizing effect of the evils which
the ordinance sought to- remedy She
asked for ii in the name of the boys and
girls.
DR.. Mary Gage Day followed with her
views of the question. She argued
against immoral literature and In favor Of
clean literature. She said that in cities
where most safeguards were thrown about
what young people read that there We're
fewer criminals and better moral sem
timent-
The matter was referred to the city att
torney and the committee on Judiciary.
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An Atehfson Burglar Knocks the Sheriff
Down ana Tries TO Escape

An Atehfson Burglar KNOCKS the Sheriff
Down and Tries to Escape.
ArcHIs0S. March ia While I'D White
VINO has just been sentenced to eleven
years ia the penitentiary for burglary,
was being locked up lib the jail yesterday
he made desperate break for liberty
The sheriff stopped to unfasten the
lower lock of the cell and was in the act
Of rising when White dealt him a heavy
blow, knocking him TO the floor. Den
Eenan recovered and sprang toward his
antagonist, at the same time drawing his
revolver.
The revolver became uncoupled, all
lowing the cartridges to fall on the
floor. The weapon was rendered useless
and the officer cEnched his prisoner. q
hard fight of several minutes ensued,
when Donnellan jumped over the railing
70 the floor below 2 distance Of twelve
feet
White then started down the stairs.
hoping to make his escape, but was drIv-
ca back by the officer The revolver
which was dropped in the struggle by
DonneIlan was seized by White, who
boldly advanced on his keeper. D0nnel-
Ian knowing there were no cartridges ia
the revolver, started for White with
chair, and after knocking him down sew
eral times, compelled him to enter his
cell
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landslide II New Haanpshire.

D0NC0HD- N u MaTo1 I9-NeIurna
from the annual town elections show un-
equalled Republican gains. The town
Of Franklin, for years Democratic
stronghold, has gone Republican by a
majority of 10 and has adopted a city
charter SOmersw orth. Enfield. Bow and
Pennington, all heretofore strongly Dem
ocratic have gone Republican. Laconia.
Republican first time in years last year,
has largely increased its majority for the
Republican mayor.
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CHICAGO, March Nv heaE was duh
but steady today. helped by the Duluth
market, where the price was up. Gables
were quiet and northwestern receipts
were moderate May opened unchanged
at $500, lost 18c, advanced to 55/8c, and
reacted to the opening price.
The market continued dull, steady and
featureless and fluctuations were confin-
ed to narrow limits. Domestic markets
showed little changes. The local leaders
did practically nothing. There was lit
tie Of importance ia the way of news.
Corn was aaq~ lfftlo ro14s7r and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-14
WILSON Is WEAK.

He lis NOW suffering From am EnfeebIed
Constitution
WASHINGTON, March Dispatches
received here from the son of Represen-
tative Wilson, now ia the City of Mexico
are far from reassu ring as to the condi-
tiOu of the latter
lie is suffering from dependency in-
dueed by an enfea bIed consttution.
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A big FIsHING CLUE.

Atchison's Hunting and Fishing Club
Organized with 100 Members
ATCHIsON. March 1.-THE Atchison
Fishing and Hunting GLIB, the organiza-
ti0n of which was completed last night
VIII be limited TO 100 mem bers at s. each.
All the land along the Pass, with the ex-
ception Of Ed. Bailey's tract, has been
leased. and this viii be secured.
& dam has been built at the mouth Of
the Pass, and the water is now three feet
higher than it was year ago.
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1IILwAUKEE, March 14=At the meet
ing of the Western league the schedule,
with april 20 as the opening date, was
selected. but there VIII likely be NUM-
Der IF changes made regarding holiday
and Sunday games before it is adopted.
There promises 70 be lively fight over
players between Detroit, Grand Rapids
and Milwaukee,
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MRS. LEASES RETURN.


April 2.
Mrs Mary f. Lease viii not be in To-
peka until April 2. She writes from the
east that she viii be detained there for
some time yet, and viii start west about
March %.
Mrs. Lease viii be present at the next
meeting of the state board Of charities.
as it is understood that the investigate
Of Superintendent Hitchcock Of the re-
form school. has been postponed until
that meeting.
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LAWRENCE, March 14-Bud Franklin,
the well known joint keeper was arrest
ed yesterday by the police charged with
violation Of the prohibitory law His
place of business was then raided and
the stuff found there seized by the Off
GERS. Several kegs of beer, eighteen
bottles of whisky and thirty five bottles
of beer were found
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Inc senate Commiffee FaiIs % Agree
When Tt Shall BE Reported
WAsHINGToN March 14.-The senate
committee on finance failed again today
to reach an agreement 80 to when the
tariff bill should be reported TO the SEN
ate.
Several features of the bin were
taken up at random and on some Of these
the debate was very animated Objec-
ton was made to the publication of the
proceedings of the committee and a res
olution pledging the mem bers to secrecy
was adopted
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LEAvENwORTH, March a. This faven-
ty-three mules and horses that belonged
to the old horse car line have been sold
in a bunch at auction for 50 head.
Some of the animals were worth a good
deal more and some much less. The
stock was taken Ito pasture a few miles
from the citY.
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a - coaIPRolIIsE.
Lyon County Commissioners Propose
settlement with the Santa TIE.

TVon county Com70I7-Ton8T7 EToUo7e >
settlement with the Santa tie.
FsrPoR1A Kan, March 1.-THE county
commissioners of Lyon county are in re-
ceipt Of an offer from the Atchison. To-
peka s. Santa Fe road TO pay the first
half Of its taxes based on the increased
assessment of 1893 without protest. pro
vided the county RENTS the penalty.
The commissioners have made a c0un-
ter proposition and agree to remit the
penalty of per cent provided the com-
panv viii pay the entire amount Of taxes
for the year 1898 without amy protest Tt
IS thought an agreement viii be arrived
at without any litigation.
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ArCHIsON. March 1.-THE newspapers
are printing story that only a small
remnant Of Judge Horizons farm on the
island has been left by the ravages Of
the Missouri river AS matter of fact,
the farm is probably growing. While
there may be cutting On one end Of the
farm, there is a big deposit GA the other.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-14

Provisions were slightly lower 1u hog
receipts in excess If the estimate. and
lower prices AZ the yards.
May pork opened cents lower. at
S10.S71s, declined cents, and reacted on
"a little buying at 810.921sc
May lard, 5000.
Butter quiet. Creamery. 16E 20cs
dairy. 13M15l &c.
Eggs quiet Strictly fresh. 18c.
CATTLE - Receipts. $4,000 Texans.
1900 Market quiet steady Top steers.
S4.2501460; medium, @8.I5M4.10, others,
S8OOu3.50.
Hoes Receipts. 1000. Market slow.
10 to 15c lower. Rough packers and mixed
&4.O0654.40; prime heavy and butcher
weights, $4451455s assorted light 4g5
U4G5.
SHEEP AND LAaIBa- Receipts. 10000
Market steady. Top lambs, @321lt 1906
top sheep, S4O0m425
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PARs0Ss. March 14.-The members of
the Republican congressional committee
for this district viii meet at the Eldridge
house at Coffeyville on Thursday March
10, at s o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of
setting the date and selecting the place
of holding the convention to nominate a
candidate for congress.
1t is understood that tredOnla, Cherry
vale Chanute and Oswego are seeking
the convention
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-14
A lively TARANTULA
Makes the Occupants OF Rigby's store
Hop Around

aIUE ITO llEIlls
IA tarantula was found hiding ia a
bunch of bananas today at nj. n. Rigby'
store MI Rigby was cutting Up a
bunch when he discovered it, Everyone
kept a safe distance from it, but finally 1T
was persuaded" into an empty fruit
tablet Jar. The insect is extremely
lively.
The colored man who is employed by
Mr.. Rigby was SO frightened about it
that now he carries every bunch of ba-
nanas just as far away from him as he
can reach.
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LAWRENCE. March IA serious run
away occurred about g O'Clock last night
ia which Mcmillan Reinick was badly
bruised up and one of his horses killed.
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~ ME sItrimE on inc BANK OF fond lie
Falls Tn.
PITTsBURG. Kan. March 14-Geo. Bur
ton, about 20 years old, was drowned yes
terday at Litchheld under very peculiar
circumstances.
He was subject to fits, and while sit
ting on the bank of rond fishing
fell into the water. A couple of boys
near by endeavored to save him, but
were not strong enough, and before as
sislance could arrive he was dead.
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o.BRxEs CALLS CONE NAMES.


WICHITA Kan, March Senator
O'Brien saws Chief Cone has threatened
his life. bat he brands the chief as har-
borer Of thieves. thugs and assassinss
and declares shat Wichita has been made
a safe resort for desperadoes, under Pc
ltical protection
Chief Cone the senator says. is liar
and a perjurer. and declares that he VIII
call him to an accounting Both men
are game enough to back their words.
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LEAvEnwoRrH.s NEW DEPOT.

ito UUIIIIlIlU lot NC NV"
Depot lis Let.
LEAVENWORTE, kan. March 1.-THE
contract for the building Of the new
Burlington passenger depot in this city
has been let by the officials of the road
at this place to George Schott, the lowest
Of nine bidders. for the brick work Pro-
visions were made to spend about $500
more on the building outside Of this con-
tract. Work on the depot VIII be com
memced tomorrow and VIII be pushed
rapidly
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TO-DAY'S MARKET REPORT


Furnished by W. r.. Eederman. Broker Ia
Grain. RrOVigiOus and stocks Room >.
Columbian Building
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WICHITA aIURDEHER TAXES.


WICHITA. Kas. March 14-Dave Pat
ton has been arrested for supposed COM
plicity Id the James Dow murder Dow
was found on Fifth avenue, with his
skull crushed. several weeks ago Pat
on was known to have been around
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shooters and a Winchester and swore he
would not be taken.
BE has the reputation Of being bad
man, and had a shooting scrape here on
the street about a month ago
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VVTILIIAM DWIGHT CHURCH Analytic.
w and Metauursicai Chemist and As.as.r
Examination of mineral deposits and mines
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receipts fin excess OF the estimate. May
opened unchanged at 3s16c, advanced l6c
and declined to 8318c.
Oats easy, May 81 l6c.
Receipts. Wheat 81 100 bu.; corn, 274.-
$50 bu.; oats. 806.933 bu.
Shipments. Wheat .773 bus; corn.
222.814 bu.; oats, 284 GOO bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
Wheat 40 cars; corn, 100. OATS 1917; hogs,
10000.
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Removed
We have removed to our new store
room 81 5Q1 Kansas avenue.
BABCOCK & FROST.
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ENID. O. T.. March little munich
pal war between the Moore and Gregg
factions which has been on for the past
three or four days has been brought TO a
close by the mediation of the better Gle
element who prevailed on the beniger-
ents to disarm and let the case be settled
by arbitration.
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See Nicon The Tailor, for spring suits.
Perfect filters. go Kan. ave.
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Rev. 1Ir. Roberts of Kansas City. viii
lecture upon Ralph Waldo Emerson, at
Unity church, on Friday evening Ad-
mission % cents.
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The Equal Suffrage association meets
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Music
Hail. Papers VIII be read by Mrs. j.. a.
Munger and Gracia Potts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-05
PENCIL POINTS.
JAMES WOOD.
1l-5tt

Newhouser has an elegant storeroom
and dwelling for rent.
Our efficient and punctual letter car
riers made their appearance to-day in
nobby winter uniform.
The Minersville foot ball team was de.
feated by the Shenandoahs at the TrottinR
park on Saturday by score of IS too.
The arc electric light at the corner Of
Jardin and Lloyd streets became eccentric
at about o'clock Saturday evening and
attracted the attention of passersby. The
carbons jumped up and down and the
electric flashes followed each other in
rapid spasms. The trouble was caused by
the wires of the light coming in contact
with trolley span which was supposed to
be insulated.