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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
0om Nii6enfAmerSem 1tttS 2ebers
IetSett befteit.
s Mt II, SQS., 6en s. Sft. '93.

@pmon, SIS, BEN 6. 0ft. 1913.
@eebrter Serr Or. 0pen!
Wtit NreuOen fii9e i9 meii1e 2lnerfeun1tlg
iiber bic Gor6ii9li6teit S6tes Gleftril9elT
@iirtels BEN 3eu9niilet alberer Yatie1tteit bel.
Weine 6ro1 lit olt Der 9eber ll1lb fortlpG6=
reuben Ste9el1 I'M &iidelt, bod leitbem iie
ii9 S6relt Gleftrii6er @iirtel 5tt9elest bat,
lit oller 96mers peri9munber, ltitb mir f~reltclt
ltlts, eiren 2tr3t SIT beiibet, otf beiiet ii9ere
9ilfe malt ieber3eit re6len taltlt.
Otit Dem Null DIE, baB Der Siuett @Icf=
trtiGe 6ittteI ftt Set gSelt @erbrei=
t1ttt9 finben ntO9e, enpfe6le i'd mid Sbnelt
bO9a3tln9SpOu
Friedrich Pefhka.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
no 1T patrid 6tbbonsP
Gin soidbriger Greis peridwntoen.

Seit Mittipp9 NfOrgen 1T 9utrid @tbs
bons, elm alter, beiOnDers in ber Gitp Sail
unb auf Der Norbiette befannter @rets BON
80 oSabren, SericbwunOen. st tpobnte
bel ieiner Sd1pefter in benz !6auie
SEQ. 321 Srantlinitr. Sa3relang mar
@ibbOnS i'm ftGbtii9en 8aliers9 epartes
ntert an9elteut, unb ais feline getittgen
Nd6igfeiten nicbt mebr Su elmer lol3en
SteGung ausreibten, purbe ct gfacbt@
ndcbter in Ser @itp Sal. 0ieien Soften
bcfleioete er bis Dor 4 Sabren. 9lts man
i'm bann aus benz 9tenltc entlieB, na6m
er ficb bies 10 gu 6er3en, baB er 5etttpetle
Interchangeable mar- Uttt elmer
8iinftIibfeit Die ibres @let6en iu6t,
fam @ibbons inbeiien ieben Otorz
gen nab Der Sto6tbaIe, begriBte ale feline
alien gSreun6e un0 unterbieIt itcb nit tbnen
ilber 8olitif un6 lGngit p~ergdn9ene, i6one
Sage. Wfan Laul9te ibm germ, Da ct bic
Stdbt felt ibtem @ntite6en, uno pornebntz
lib in poLitiI9er 6tnitcbt fannie. Sim
Mittwoh Moreen nun iiberrai6te er feline
8efannten nit Der M1ittbetlung, oaB er
cine 9teiie nacb Srlanb macben poue unb
ibnen besbalb 2ebepobI fagen mO9te. Gr
alma fort uno lit leitber BON Shenandoah
mebr geIe6en tuor5en. 9ngemctn tpirb
bic 8efir6tung auS9eipro6en, baB ct in
eircm |lei1er 8abniinnsanfdae Selbtmor6
beadnaen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Dieuei9t Elm 11oro.
Slutiee Ste6erei in elmer mirtbf9aft an Der
Riperfra6e.

Sn ber &neipe bon 2ouis &nipp, Scr. As
&iueritraBe, Die fib ni6t bes beiten SUITES
3u e%rfreuen bat, trlI9 iib eeitern Nbenb
9e9en Z ltbr cine bIuttge Ste6eret su, Der
bobttpabrl6einlib Elm Wtenihenleben gum
Opfer fallen tpiro. 3tpet 0odarbeiter,
9tamens r8ib" Murpbp unb Sobn
@alib, Die it4 i9on felt l~dnserer
3ett tpeset zines SrauensimmerS bitter
baBten, trafen ficb sufauis in benz
2otate unb 9erietben iofort bcftig an
chamber. Ste ate Sebbe artete
iblieBlidb i1 eine niite S9ldseret aus, int
GerIaufe beren Murpbp pl0blib eth bil1ter
benz S6anftii6 Iie8enbes &Wn9 sMeiier err
9riff uno baiielbe ieinem @esner brei MfaL
Bis ans !6eft in bic Mtasengegenb ftieB.
@aLib brab unter i6meralicbem Muficbrei
blutiiberitromt 5uiammcn unb ipurbe
ibleuni9it na6 bent County, 6oipttaL 9ez
ibafft, DDlelbit bic 9er5te conitatirten, baB
ietne Gerlebultg 3lpeifelsobne tObtIi9er
yfatur lei.
@lei6 na6bem Mlurpbp. Sic 8Lutt6at
noabra6t, trat er nit crhobcnem WeIier
on ben S9anftif9 unb 3tpang Sen 8irtb,
ibm nod etnen Srunf GIT Derdbret6en,
%tporauf er bur6 cine Seitentbiir enttpif6te.
Groboem Die 8%olt5et unbersiigIiA bic Ser
fol9ung ocs gefdbrIi6en 8uri6en aufz
nabm, fonnte berielbe biSber bocb npcb
ntcbt otn9feit gemaobt nerben.
Scion Dor etnlgen 8oden i6lugcn ftD
Walib unb WurpbD nm cbenbaiielbe
Srauen3immer Die GOpfe blutig, unb nur
our9 Die 9asmilhentunft zines 8oli3iiten
tpnroe oamalS i6on idlimmcrcS ltnbetL
berbittet. Balib erbielt fir Ben &rafcbl
30 Sage 8ribetpeQ auf9ebrumntt, wGbrenb
WturpbD nod tedtaeitig entl9Lapfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Rev. TheO. Fruechting.
Ser Stuem GleftriS@c 6iirteI bcilt
&iifenfd Of tter5ct 1tto &bettnt6z
ttsntttS pOittib.
MIbtDn8 iem, Gent, ben
20. 9l1toltit "a.

IlbiDn Stem Sern., ben
90. 9tlt9uit "a.
@ee6rter 6err Or. Omen!
SIM @eptember 1899 farfte i6 eilten S6rer
eleftrii9elt @iirtel, BENT i3 litt arg ar
&itdeni 6merSen rllb 1pnBte ltdt, lpte i0 bic
lelben losmerben fonnte. 0tlr fnr6e 53eit
1pabrte es, bis i9 sGrtSli6 BON meitem 2eioet
beirelt mar, ia, mas i'd niDt er1partete, trat
nod cirt, : meiu g%terpenipitem warb brr6
Die GleftriSitGt 9%eitGrft, ltltb i9 fit9le orbent=
lid neues 2ebeu III mir; eilti9e 3eit ipGter
befielen mid rbeumotil@e S6merSelt, ba
mltRte ber @Iiirtel oberntals berbolteu ulto
bat lei1e 6eiltraft pieber belpieien.
Ser eleftril6e @iirtel 1T mir 10 lieb eemors
ben, boB i6 bellielbeit UNI fei1tell 8reis berz
oebeu m06te, petn i6 ni6t miiBte, bob i6
~ieber5eit eirteu nelter faltfen fam. S6 merbe
SEN @iirtel entpfeblelt, no i'd ltllr INNER Gjes
lesenbeit ft1be, urlb be9riiBe sic
bo9a6tltn9spoG
Anna Elizabeth NaseV.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Bot &pcibliGer s61p6Ge 1t,tS @es
b1rmmtternorfaM 9eDeilt.

Qepont, Sans, ben 8. MtGr5 1894.
@cebrter Ser!
SIR S9reiben beolttiportenb, fam i9 So
men ltltr meine s3nfriebenbeit beridten, Sbr
@iirtel Bot meille @r1partrltgelt melt ii6erz
%troffer. SD bin Dieber wobl i1tb bic 2eute,
bic mid friiber 9efanllt babe1 ln1b Jest ieber,
I%tautell.
SD bin felt Sa6ren i6on at weibli6er
S9mG9e nub @ebGrmlltterporfo1 leibeto
gelpelelt ultb babe eili9e !0nnbert Collars
fTr Q(rst nnb 9lr3net peripeubet, leiber o6le
6iilfe SIT erlan9et. 9ur6 Die 9uten 3eu9z
lliile int ben .3eitun9en lparb i1 31 eineln
8eriu6e nit Sbrem eleftrti6en @iirtel on9ez
lpornt, lrtb es frertt Mid, OaB i6 bas @elO
itiDt rmlorit 6i1t9e9ebelt babe. Ser @itrtel
1T 1te6r lpert6 ais ale Mebisinen %5uianme1.
SD faint ntetne 6ausdrbeit Jest oleilt per-
ri6ten nlb babe oil !S0rpergemi9t utbStGrfe
slt9enomntelt, %leitbeln t1 ben @iirtel 9ez
brdlt6te.
6elte bin i6 Soft lei 0art poGfGnbig
1pteber ber9eiteat n1b brou6e ben @itrtel
ltibt mebr.
@eneblmigem sic, Sbret meilrem DersGi6fsr
Sdnt olS3ul pre0e1, lnb perii6ere i9, baB
i) CUR Serbreitltlt9 Sbres @eilmittelS na9
SrGften bettra9en peroe. S9re er9ebene
Louise Wolf,
care of @n1il S6roe6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Staot Chicago.
fir ods Deutfbe.
6neroif9c mo6reeeI DER oeutiden PYthias
ritter.

9ie Grecutiue Der bentidcn 2o9en bes
SroenS Der YptDidSrttter bat III lbrer leBtell
Sibung bel6loilcn, Dem tpratnt1den Sc1
icbluiIe Der Supreme>&Dgc, pelcber Die
8enubung Der bcuticDcn Sprahe ais Der
ban%olun9slprabe pcrpDut einen etergtlcben
g8t6eritanb ent9egen3uiegsn. SGmmtltdben
2oaen bat Bic @recutipe eiR S6reiben 5uge1
1anbt, in iDelbem tie aufgeforoert tperoet,
Der lieben belttICben W~tutteripracbc trelt 81
blctbcn 1n0 eS etnIttDetlet nllt etne 9crtbt7
ltcbc GutIbeioung auforlnte1 81 lallen.
Ser 8ricf lautet, mic fol8t:
GIN ale Dcuticbeu &O9cn oer B0.bIaSrttter
Don Suinois.
8riiOerI
SoS Grecutin> Gomite forOcrt bterntit
ole oclttiben 2o9en ouf, tbre Serbanblltn'
oen, @infilbrun9en C. in Deutlder Spr1Dt
ait fiibren lnO burdnllS fetnc Senrtttlt
BON iolcbclt &euten 5u nebn1e1t, Die ale
Spione, gan5 egaL in Incident Nuftra9e,
%fontn1ell. 0as @recutio>Gonttte itebt itt
%DeranlaBt, ben beuticben Soget mtt5utbet7
len, baB bel t6ierDerfunft oeS Supreme
⧀Icrs Gilt @tnperftGnbntB 9etrottell
merben ion, pona9 Elm 8rDbefall IN ben
@ericbten anbdn9ig 9enta9t merbe. 1tno II
ms Die gerli9erung geseben por0er, BAT
bis 6abin fctn @ini9retten Der @roBlo9e
i'll ertparten itebt.
Wttt 8rtber>@ruB
Die Greclttine.
@eo. 2autcrer, 8rGiiDent,
gilbert @runfpaLb, Setretdr,
S. 9. 8uibid,
Oiar WoIff, Grerutib.
9. 8. Wobed, Gn,ritc
S. s. Stubbe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
G0ID0tOrA

Git retteS Walsbter 9ebra1tt bon
oer gpnr. Getpp 8retu9. 60. tit bter=
nit beitemS ettpfObten. ST. sSIaiGett
ttttS S6Term at Dabett. SeIepbOne
Co. $50. 8ottttt9 9eptm. Co. 500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
@ar 2 Sabre 9el6Dtnt, feittc 9ttit
att &ebett ttebr, otrd1 SWcm's
GleftrifGcn @itrtet tpteSer &pic
1tett 9ebotett.
Mortbtn9ton, Mt1llt., ben 8.

gCOD. 1896.
9errn 9r. q. Spen, Chicago, SuS.
On i1 burd eiren cSbrer G(ettrii6en Giirtel
@eillllt9 meiller Sci6en e~rSielte, Mil i'd Sbten
altd boS Sob, peldeS SsDllelt, pere1rter 6err
81. Smet, 9ebiibrt, 1iermit ertbeilelt.
Seit ull9efGbr z Sa6re1t, Der Belt, bd i6
in 9lmerita lebe, 1porelt meire Nrme ltnb SiiBe
9elGbntt iebo6 fiirumertc iD midi Sl1tfan9S
meni9 ll1 meilt Seibeil, ba i6 Der N}eilltil9
mar, 10 I6nell, 1pie es getonntelr, 1uerbe es
aud mieOer peri61pinben. 9lber eS fam
onbers. = 8or n1t9efdbr % eSobret liebeIten
mir mad Wtiltlelota ntb blr6 Ben <maz
1pe6Iel Derldltmmerte 1t6 1neilt 2eibelt.
Nnfou9s fol1ltte i9 nod o1f &riidert 9e6elt,
baIb ober mar mir ielbit bies ulnm09li6, irtO
i6 mltBte, oltf benz Stltble iibeltO, Mid Don
et1tem Srt GUM an0ereil rilGer la1er. Ser
einst9e 8unl9, ben i6 IN bielem l6merelt
2eibelt nur nod be9te, NOR Die Grloiln9
brrt6 BEN Sob. - Gor 1ngefG9r s UtDnatelt
lpurbe mir Nun Don meirter Nabbarin nit
set6eilt, boB lie lelbit leibenb 9elpele1 utb
bur@ Ben Spen'lde Giirtel 9e6eilt lei. S6
Bate lGOn piel BON 6teIent Soetlrtittel 9ebort
ultb bel6lDB, oaSlelbe l1ltlt ebenfallS SIT per-
lu6e1t ;lieB mir olio eillell geo. 3 @iirtel l6ifelt.
Oo6 1pie iiberro16t fat mid befien @irfun9 !!
i'd fam bur6 tGgli6eS re9elntGBt9eS Sra9elt
tii6ti9 in S6meiB, lt1O ale I@nrei1ten Stoffe
murbelt aus bem 60rper b%eieiti9t, mein @iien
l6medte mir pon Sag 81 Sag better u1b
meme &rGfte tabrte1t SIT, i6 fOt1te mteOer
auftretem ultb unt6er9ebe1, fur5lm: met1t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Rad btermatigett @ebra1t1 Scs
Swem GlcftrtfGem 8itrteIs o
@lieSerrctScn, SartIetbtefctt
1tnS @terenleiaen D%o1f6mot8
9ebetlt.
@rte, g. 0at., ben 81. Saruar '94.
@eebrter 6err!
@S 9erei9t mir 5ltr Sreltbe, r@ie beto6ri6z
ti9eu 5u tDnnel1, baB S9r @leftriI@er @iirte[
lelbit III etltelt altet u1t6 l6nieri9et fSale
Ietne 0eilfraft 9~ldn5eno geSei9t bat.
Wtette Sranf9ett beItanb int 6roniI6ert
GbeltntatisrtltS, 9tierenleiben lulb 8erbouz
lt19Sbei 61per0elt, Do9e9en i6 lnart6e Dtebiz
Stlt per lt6te, I'm mir Stltoerl1t9 3u peri6afz
fen, ober per9ebenSI 9ie lang erle6nte Silfe
bro9te mir crit Der @lettrii6 de @iirtel,
ben i6 BON Sbnen be5og, ber1t er bat meme
@eiu11o1eit 1pieber po0ItGroi9 6er9eitelt. bits
nelt tltr5er .3eit. Sd fiiDle lpieber wie eilt
iltn9er Wtalln DoI 20 Sd6relt, NIB meme
Srellnbe tub 9lei6 mir e~rita1tllt iiber Die Dorz
5ii9li6e @trtul19 DeS @itrtelS.
SD mltB 9eltebel1, baB i6 oltfa19S groBes
OtiBtraltert be9te nlt6 BET Sc ell oSbrer 3elt9z
ltiiie at S0minbel ba6te, iebt ober bin i0
oltberer Metitltl9 9eworbelt 1tit6 peripiini6e
ollie Yotent=W teot3iner, Don berelt bod 1ti6t
cine bic Gi9enl9aft beiist, Die malt itr Sltz
i6reibt.
NtOgen li6 oQe 2eibetben nteiten Rotb sl
Screen rebmrelt ult6 1i3 ben Smen Gleftriz
I6eu @iirtel %falfelt, e6e lie ibr @elb ben
Soctorelt oil bet 6alS %perfet. Ser @iirte[
beiibt ole bic @i9eal6oftet, wel6e int Sataz
log pom i6nt be6oIptet merbeit.
Snbem i'd Mid bereit erflGre, aIeit 8rors
fen, 1pel6e ii6 oft Mid 1peltbert, serlt Auss
funft 3u ertbeilen, be9riiBe i9 Sie
Bo6o6tln9spoa
Captain Louis Albert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Siherlih Iefet 1hr

bic III bteier 3eituus per0fientli6ten .3e19=
niie b%etreffs GOODS Ga iaporiQa. Sie be-
fdtt9en iiber ieben 3wetfeI biuaus, baB
6oob's furirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Be%rtopfun9 utb oIe 9eberleibeu ruerbeu
eur@ 9pob's PtIIeu sebeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

2eiben mar peri6wull6eit unb i9 e~rfreute
mid 1pteoer meiler @eiuno6eit.
SIM Swen Gleftrii6en @iirtel bette i3
ionit eil1elt pertralttcll 6reunb, beIlen Selis
i9 ber letOetbelt Wenl6beit lli6t oll9ele9eltA
lid 9enu9 eltpfe6let fallt.
Sellbem iD eSbnelt meinelt ber;lt9ifen Can't
la9e, enlpfeblc i6 mid Sbltet
Bo6d6tlln9spoa
Box 313. Frau D. G.. JANSEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Gon Ser groBen 3bl ms Hbeianbtr 8oni9riben geen mir bier en9e. 9ed, was
bteenien 6ronfen idrG6en, Die unre Selnitel anmonbRm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25

running under too heavy pressure, that
the taxes were higher than they ought to
be, and that TO increase the pressure would
keep out mills, factories ard investors,
thereby injuring every mill, workman and
property owner. That the present condi-
ton was due to the negligence OF two and
three years ago, and to those who went up
and down the streets with petitions Tor
these improvements and then refused to
pay who put in $50, 600 water works for
$4,000, and bridges at one-third more
than their value but that to cut off these
lights would give the city such blast as
it never had. Let us pull together, cut
down expenses where possible. but keep
the lights"
N. G. Kaufman conceded with Mr..
Dabney. Thought it would put the city
back fifty years. Arrange with the light
company some way If necessary he would
60 down in his pockets and help pay for
them.
Sanford made motion to take vote
as to whether there should be lights or no
lights. Two or three other motions were
made, none OF which were seconded. A
motion was then made by James +. Cir
ton, and seconded, to lay the whole mat
ter on the table for three months, until it
could be seen how the taxes came in.
After voting down an amendment calling
for committee, offered by 81 stapleford,
the motion to lay on the table was carried,
and the meeting adjourned.
After little routine business the coun-
Gil also adjourned
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25

Last Saturday evening, January.2O, the
owners of upland on tine Wishkah river
meet at the chamber of commerce room,
in response to letter from the state land
commission, asking that some represent
alive be sent to Olympia to represent
them before the commission in reference
to abolishing the harbor lines and area in
said river. George D. Allen and Albert
W. Bush we're appointed committee to
present the matter before the commission
or its proper committee, and ON Tuesday.
together with Mayor c. B. Weatherwax,
James Stewart and Alex Young, went to
Olympia. The result OF the meeting
was that the commission maintain the
position that as the present lines were
established by the old harbor line COM
mission and confirmed, that they, being
the successors of the old board, cannot
now set the lines aside. They racom-
mend that at the proper time legal steps
be taken, and that the court decide as to
the legality of the establishment of the
lines.
This can be done, in perhaps the quick
est way, by beginning action against the
county local board at the time when that
board is about to make the survey and
anpraisal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25
Mrs. BabcOck Surprised.

One Of the pleasantest social events
ever occurring in Aberdeen was the sur.
prise party given in honor of Mrs. l.. L.
Babcock, gotten up by few OF her sisters
Of Evergreen Rebekah Lodge, l. o. o.
F., last Saturday evening. The company
gathered ut the residences of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. w. Bush and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Anstie and about 8 80 proceeded to Mrs.
Babcock's home and escorted her to
Koehler's hall, where the party spent an
evening that for unconfined joy and I'm.
bounded pleasure will not soon be for
gotten by those who were present.
Dancing, playing cards and other games
were INDUCED in until nearly - o'clock,
when an excellent lunch was served.
Those present, besides Mrs. Babcock,
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Busocr. Captain
and Mrs. Dahoff, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Anstie, MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Kolts, Mr..
and Mrs. b. +. Ladue, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Winder, Mr.. and Mrs. N W. Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. j. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clune, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Crandell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Coates, Mrs. G. Il. Pratsch, Mrs. i. E.
Eaton, Mrs. L. Green; the Misses Emma
Wiley, Sarah Beaver, Susie Payette,
Nettie Knowles, Nettic Curtis, Mollie
McKinnon, Emma Schultz, Nina Green,
Julia Damitio, Anna Dumond, Laura
Fowler, Anna Collins, May Callahan
Messrs. James Lowry, b. a. Terry, Il. A.
Wiley, A. Mccormick, A. Miller, +. A.
Suemnicht, r. P. Campbell, l.. l.. Maley,
Bert Morse, r. X. Mcdonald, Leslie
Keith, Bert Keith, II. s'toecke, S. w.
Pearson, T.. G. Cheesbrough, Charles
Koehler, w. II. Pearson, ii. +. Schwab,
A. w. Bush, f. L. Koehler, A. Y. Ross,
w. Keegan, G. f. Perkins, D. O'Brien,
Fred Dawley, A. F. Coates.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Evans & SHREDDER.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25


mmittce which had been APP
see what could be done on the
stion reported that they had
heeting Of the taxpayers to con-
bubject.
eting was then thrown open to
As and they were invited to ex-
nselves upon the subject, and
un began. The council cham
packed with indignant tax-pay-
lad come there to protest against
eous idea of shutting off the
lord was the first one to come
md said that "as a taxpayer he
e lights; that the liabilities Of
ere heavy enough. but if these
cut off they would be increased
P5000 per month for broken legs
damages; that there were other
pre- expenses might be cut off,
L would be an act OF folly to cut
hts. 1t would be time enough
company declined to furnish
alled for particulars as to where
night be saved; that he wanted
as bad as anybody, but could
pw to pay for them.
cited him to the North Aber-
bge, which was costing $500 a
thought a street commissioner
cessary, that he for one would
to keep the street and sidewalk
his property in repair.
inn read a copy of the estimated
pf the city upon which the tax
based. These expenses were
at $21 ,412.76. The income from
nses and water rent is $447O,
6.942.76 to be raised by taxa
ese estimated expenses have al
reduced more than a thousand
bile the tax roll with which to
,46l.39.
be called foi the electric light
Evans was there and stated that
think the company could run
BY were guaranteed pay for the
its. Their board of directors had
(rized him to say they would not.
homas was appealed to, who said
bit about as Mr.. Evans did.
vans wanted to know whether
DIVISION had been made for other
|hese were cut off, and if 60 how
uld be saved thereby, il not then
hsed insurance would more than
for the cost Of the electric lights.
pabney was called for, and made
speech in favor OF live and
"He believed that the city was
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25

river made its way into Oakville, mile
from the channel. At Girard creek forty
families were cut off from the outside
world, and supplies could only be taken
to them in canoes. The star route mail
carriers had to make their routes by
canoe, horseback and on foot.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
six o'clock dinner, Feb. 7, for the benefit
of the G. a. r., in the Dabney building,
on Heron street. An elaborate bill OF fare
is being prepared by the ladies', one that
will tempt the appetite and fill up the
hungry man. 1t will be served on the
European plan.
Noticing the big slab seven feet wide
and two feet thick on which VIM. Miner
is building one of his steam skidders, re-
mark was made about the size OF it.
'"That's nothing" said Mr.. Miner; "down
on my timber claim was one which had
split off the side OF big tree and fallen
across gulch. 1t was only eighteen
inches thick at the butt, $50 feet long,
and wide enough to drive a wagon over"
That is the kind OF timber we have around
Grays harbor.
CASH buys cheap at Winder's.
Members of Evergreen Rebekah lodge,
I. o. o. f., Of this city, arranged very
pleasant surprise on the members OF
Aberdeen lodge No. 35, l. O. O. f., at
their regular meeting on Monday night.
The Rebekah lodge was instituted in this
city January 81, 1891, and they took this
means Of concentrating the third ami
versary OF its birth. The evening was
delightfully."- passed with Rotations, read
ings and songs, among the latter being
q few by Charlie Koehler with guitar
accompaniment. bountiful supply of
coffee, sandwiches, pumpkin pie and
cake waQUdeast that the Daughters Of
Rebekah had provided, after which the
floor was cleared and the party enjoyed
themselves dancing, card playing and
in social chats until late hour.
The tortures of dyspepsia, the suffer.
ings Of scrofula, the agonizing itch and
pain OF salt rheum, the disagreeable
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25
FOR LIGHTS!
kYERS UNANIMOUS.

Will Remain the Leading
buth- western Washington,
! ugh Her Citizenr Have to
ssess Themselves to Pay
IN Lights.
pd is an efficient councilman,
lay off on the light question.
bff too when he asserts that
In half OF the taxes will be
ear. Eighty-five per cent OF
es have been paid, and it is
TO suppose that as much OF
!, les will be paid during the
Because some Of the heavy
an not take advantage Of the
ed for payment prior to the
ruary, it does not follow that
i / be paid during the year and
penses as they arise. The
The city has been running for
nths with but twelve months
b now since that period is
by careful management, live
boone and slowly reduce the
outstanding warrants.
hing there was an adjourned
the council, to which the tax
been invited so as to get their
e light question. The council
18th councilmen Bowes, Clark,
b and Linn present. Mayor
TX being absent from the city,
was chosen mayor pro tenn.
Is OF John Hogele and VIM.
approved.
It Of city attorney was accepted.
64.84 Of special street improve
ollected by him.
clerks report read and referred
nee committee. 1t shows war;
landing as follows:
Ind 1890. O3
"a :. 4S9.77
h. ................. 1857
rect improvement. -. 7,540.79
.$21 400. 16
I this there are unpaid taxes as
rect improvement. $40, 069.97
Iai. ..... ........... L,0Oo.4f
................ 3,026.37
........... 2,021. 38
roll. .... ........... IL, 46l 40
.$45, S44 .65
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25

The tortures of dyspepsia, the suffer.
ings OF scrofula, the agonizing itch and
pain OF salt rheum, the disagreeable
symptoms of catarrh are removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pill, assist digestion, prevent constipation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-20
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Took Nearly an Ounce of Carbolic Acid-
 George Fosters Prompt Action.
 A man giving his name as William J. Mccarthy and living at 227 State street attempted to commit suicide yesterday afternoon by taking poison, but was not successful in his endeavor. About 4:3O Officer John Stanford was notified that there was a man at 227 State street who had poisoned himself. He rushed down there and found that the man had taken almost an ounce bottle of corbolic acid. He came back to Hewitt's drug store and telephoned for doctors. George Foster, young man who is clerk in Hewitt's drug store, hearing the officer telephone seized a couple of bottles of medicine and rushed to the place. By the time the officer had re- turned he had applied his medicines, and the man was reviving. He gave his name as William J. Mccarthy. Police Surgeon Louis J. Gaynor and Dr. Mon- ahan soon arrived and administered hyperdermic injections. They decided it was a hospital case, and the man was consequently sent there, where he was in rather a precarious condition last evening. .,...r
 Special credit is due to MT. Foster for his prompt and efficient action, which probably resulted in saving his life.