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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
A Fair Proposition.

The Snohomish Democrat is growing
brighter and more interesting with each
succeeding issue. The court house gang"
has ilvgally deprived it Of little ''phat"
in giving the delinquent tax list TO the
other paper, notwithstanding the fact that
the Democra. is the official paper, and
therefore the Democrat is alter the gang"
with sharp stick. There il also a county
seat fight on hand, and the Democrat, in
answer to the customary demand made
upon newspapers to fight the battle and
to also pay its own expenses, makes the
following proposition:
Eve make Especially" OF court house
news, and We propose to follow that
court house in spite Of hell and high wat
er. There are good reasons why the
county seat should remain at >nohomish.
We will do az much az any other
fellow. That's fair. Our subscription
price from now until election is seventy
five cents. Ii every dry goods man in
Snohomish will furnish every voter in the
county with a seventy-fve cent overalls,
We'll furnish him paper IRON now until
election. Ii each groceryman will furnish
every voter with seventy-fve cents worth
Of sugar, we'll furnish him the paper. Ii
each landlord in Snohomish will knock
off seventy-five cents on rent for each
voter in the county, We'll furnish the pa
per. And if we all join hands as
here suggested, and give free lunch, free
lodging, free cigars and tobacco, free rent,
free pants, free sugar and free wliskey,
I'LL
Snohomish. We're in for fight, gentle
men. What do you say? Don't all make
your donations at once until we get
commissarv appointed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY.

Once year tLe nation .a!= - every
day cares an, ll:.rs aside aut uni:e> in
paving tribute ami honor % tie memory
Q; is dead. % tie heroes vino !og coun-
try's sake bare lie brun. Q; battle TIA:
We nigh, have peace AMI union AMI
brotherhood; :roi he path OF danger, Of
disease and oi death Ina. We nigh; have
lie and prosperity. And a. in their lie
they trod these ihorny paths, many Of
them worn AMI wasted by disease and
suffering, ior coln;rvs sake, 80 On this
Memorial day We -trew theit graves with
garlands and roses that they may have
honor, and that thereby We may teach
UT children patriotism.
Tie old soldiers God bless ,hen, Is
:he.r ranks become thinner. their forms
more bent and their steps more lettering.
Speak to them kindly. cheegin-iy, low
ingly; lay them away tenderly, sorrow.
full, cherish their memories reveren:ly.
May no government allow one worthy
soldier to su.fe. want. The OIL soldier
Who can tell what thoughts " hat desires.
wha. ambitions. aye what visions have
fired his patriotic soul. Who can lene-
trate to the innermo-t depths Of Ms hear,
May his heart always be lish: and his
soul lie peaceful. and as the wears ro.. on.
bin iny nearer aud nearer the las. taps
on this side and tie revellie on the other,
may each glad We. sad Memorial day ~
him return 10 strengthen the ties that
bind him to his comrade. and e. 10 sho"
tina. the nation IS not unm.ndiul Q; is
its heroes
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
THE SCHOOL ELECTION

One week from next Monday occurs the
one director is to be chosen, the term TO
which Mr.. j. c. Cross was appointed ex-
pring AS rule the people pay too lit
tie attention to school matters and take
no interest in the election. This ought
not to be. the public schools are the bull
wark Of the nation, and every man and
woman ought to take an interest in put
ting good men into the office OF director,
and then endeavor in every possible way
to aid them, for under the best conditions
it is thankless task.
Aberdeen has great reason to be proud
OF her school board the results OF the past
year as witnessed last week spoke loudly
OF their conscientious care and labor.
They have done good work; they have
the schools we'll in hand; they are har-
monious they understand each other and
the people know about what their plans
would be, and the board ought to be con
continued III its entirety. Mr.. j. G. Cross
has consented TO be a candidate to succeed
himself He ought to be elected unani-
mously in fact there should be no other
candidate. Mr.. Cross is by nature and
experience well qualified, having been
teacher for years. He has been chairman
oil the board, and has taken active part in
placing the schools in their present most
excellent condition; and il he is elected
and the board retained in its entirety, We
believe they will be able to give us better
and longer term Of school than otherwise.
Here's to making the election Of Mr..
Cross unanimous.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

and pointed address by DR.. a. II. Lack.
ev, Post Captain, and an address Of
thirty five minutes by the Rev. A. J.
Joslyn, Of the Methodist church. OF this
city. The gentleman recounted briefly
some experiences Of the civil war under
several divisions. Weaving ever and
anon into the warp Of his address some
beautiful and appropriate quotations
from the poets by which the better 10
clinch the logic OF his thought and fin
i=hed bis Grafton with an appeal to Amer
lean citizens to adopt the only plan OF
life and faith that in the nature OF earth.
ly things could give relief from friction
and conflict Of human interests.
AT two O'Clock the veterans formed and
marched to the boats, proceeding then to
the cemetery where the usual rituaistic
services of the q. \. Il. was had. Com
mander j. W. birmingham read the ser.
vice. Rev. DR.. Lackey offered the pray
er. The school children OF Hoquiam
sang Marching Through Georgia, and tue
Sons Of Veterans fired salute over the
graves OF the buried heroes
The large crowd slowly wended its way
down the hill to the boats, and silently
returned to the city and dispersed to
their homes, having fittingly honored the
memory OF the dead, and literally cover.
ed their graves with beautiful flowers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation
tiiousness jauadice, sick headache, indigestion.

hearing. They cannot be ioked down
nor choEej 4 wn. ignored nor nostnoned
the time i past ior that. These Old vel.
erans here remind Us al one struggle in
which our country was saved. ali honor
70 the soldier, LIVING and dead and NAV
all future struggle. for liberty on Amer.
lean soil be a. successful. and less san.
,ujnarv.'
H'''N'i4N'>IAN1'.' ~ TIE CHRISTIAN cox
MISSION
Was the theme assigned to Rev. Ir.
Lackey. who spoke from personal observ-
alton in camp and hospital during the
late wal
"When the war began the govern.
ment va. not on q war footing, neither
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
h eep Trying.

The s.oreheeper who expects 10 d.
much business in 1894 must practice 'ic
lesson taught in the following story: Two
frogs found themselves in a pail OF milk
and they could not jump out. one OF
them vas ior giving up and said 10 the
other, "Good-bye; sink. die. said
his mate. "Brace up YOU duiter. Keep
juinpin and see VIVA. turns up.' 20 they
KEEP. jumpin: up and down all night. and
by morning had 50 churned the milk that
it turned 10 butter. and they jumped off
the butter On TO the ground.
Applied to business the fable means
this: Ii you want the business oi 1884 TO
exceed that Of 1893 keep ju!npin." Don't
cry Il sink, die" The merchant who
continues looking for bad times will not
survive to see good times. The man who
keeps jumpin' will see good times first.
Garry level head, buy standard goods
and keep a good, clean stock, an attract.
i've store and advertise with bright, at
tractiye ads.-Ex.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

Decoration day dawned cool and lower.
ing, but toward noon the clouds broke
away and the sun warmed up the air.
At hall past nine the steamer Josie Bur.
rows arrived from up the river laden with
Passengers, and at ten the Montesano
came up from the lower harbor also well
filled. The visiting Ct. A. II. were met
at the wharf by George Crook post, No.
SO, &. a. r., Aberdeen lodge No. 81. A.
.. [. W., and Company X OF the militia
and were escorted to q. \. X. hall, where
they formed line OF march for the
Methodist church, in the following order:
Company X, state militia, under com.
mand OF Capt. J. Weatherwax; G. AR.
consisting OF George Crook Post, Aber.
deem, J. NJ. birmingham, Commander,
and Washington Post, lIoquiam, w. f.
Rockwell Commander; A. O. L. WIN.
W. Bush, commanding; Alpine lodge d.
Of K, lloquam, |. o. &. T., and Baptist
Boys Brigade, marching up II street to
Market, Market to + aad up + to the
church
The church was taxed 10 its utmost
with an intelligent audience made 10 Of
members OF the Grand Army of the Re.
public, Ladies Relief corps, Sons OF Vet.
rams and goodly representation from
the several benevolent orders and socie.
ties OF Grays Harbor with throng of our
representative citizens from home circles
and from all over the Harbor. The OK.
eicises consisted oil touching rendition
Of the beautiful memorial services Of tho
q. a. K, and three finely executed An.
thems by choir from the several church
chors OF tie city under the Enhancement
Of a. {, Clark. \ short Introductory
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
NOTICE.

Washington Ne'""s county,
IN me matter OF the estate of James Coyle do.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
eae executor OF the estate OF James COVE. de.
ceased, VII present his final report of the said
ne be discharged by the above entitled co %,iu
on y! rlaay' June %. 1894, at the hour of one
o CLOCK IN the afternoon OF said dav. NJ ~
county, Washington. Nhehans
D"'eu' Aberdeen, Wash May 81, 1894.
FATHER II. DEICHMANS
Executor of the estate Of
James Coyle, deceased.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
SHERIFF'S SALE
Va 0D-1.
No. 221l.

Charles r. Hine. Plaintiff, ", y
WeatherwaX and Harriet +. We.''iI
wife, Edward Hulburt and La9n
his wife. James W. Dokin ana IF 1T
i'll. his wife, Archie McDougal anu >
son. Defendants. ,..,c
Under and by virtue OF wil!wr
cution issued out of the superior w,
state OF Washington. holding leIr, =
sano. in and for Chehalis coun,!iSs
day OF May, 4. u. 1894. ana 10 ~
delivered for Judgment renais'',
court. in the above entitled ac.isn u
day of May, 4. u. 1874, in ia ~. ~ ~
Charles L. Hine. and against .n" s
eatherwaX and Harriet +: Ms wa
wife. for the sum of three tnou ossS
dred twenty-niue and 0-lW tsSsS, sr
and the sum OF fifty $4,000 aoi J, N
torney's fee. and costs taxed ;r,4
thirty-two 1872 O0) dollars, win IuNs.
rate OF eight per cent per an ~ IN.
together with costs OF sale, an "a ;uld
OF the United states, when ssi st Mi
judgment of foreclosure OF ee, "rds
in which Judgment the. sale - ,"vJ
following described real esla'ssji ost
Lot numbered six (6l III WA hSri,s|
thirty-e eight (3s) in the city OF An ooir n
lug 10 Samuel Benns plat tnsI svn,r1
the Auditors office OF sald evaii Id
also rhe south west quarter Is. .rr.hltJ
numbered twenty-six 26l, toWns%tt N
~ north of range five III w W. eouur
cite meridian all in Cheha'i :, ,' sri
Washington. together with ~ and
the tenements. hsreditaments; I .rl
ances thereunto belonging Ut III"
pertaining. -. IN VI
Notice i hereby given that ~ ne b
2nd day of July. \, p. lssi' I'M Ell
O'Clock y. IN. OF said day r,nuch y
described real estate, or so IA 'ui aic1
may be necessary 10 satisfy, sal sr ip.
sides all costs. interest and ac ,hs fss]
The sale will take place q. Al y
the court house. in the ciy strl
Chehalis county. Ihiehss1
ton, for cash in hand 10 'he
bidder. ,,,sh;ngt0b,
Dated at Montesano, Wasn'D'
day OF May, 1874. J.Al
sheriff of Chehalis con on!
J. c. Cross, Plaintiffs AttoWisvS Il, u
Date OF first publication Nay"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
To Buyers Of Grocer

Fair treatment to customers, choice goods, tulI
weight and low prices for frst,class goods are
reasons why l expect to build large and pros.
porous business. The consuming public are
quick to appreciate good things, and as result
my goods will take the lead. In ordering Won
can depend OH receiving bright and fresh goods
at the lowest prices. Your attention is particu.
larry called to our Teas, Coffees and Spices, which
are the only pure goods sold OH this market
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
Al Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not now have the opportunity to Try
it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist
and get Trial Bottle Free. Send your
name and address to II. L. Bucklen 4
Co., Chicago, and get box OF DR.. King :
New Life Pills Free, as well as Il copy Of
Guide to Health and Household Instruct.
or, Free. All Of which is guaranteed to
do you good and cost you nothing.
Evans d Schroder's Drugstore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
CIICRCHES.

BAPTIST. Meets in the Tabernacle h
II the public school building) On
street. Preaching every Sunday at I'M
500 =. m. BY the pastor. Rev. +. K. w
sunday school az 10 a. m. Baptist YCv
ples Union sunday evening at $50 b,
ade every Monday evening. Litenr
Wednesday evening. Prayer meetin.Ij
evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
SHERlFF'S SALE.
D. ALLEN and NJ. J. COCHRAN,
rn.xe.. R. vw.,, psfi EisPln;ins.; No 1895

rs,xs,. p v; w -, iTai%s;lsS;.ias; No 1885.
BY virtue OF an execution issued ont OF the
superior Court OF Chehal;s County, state OF
washington. in the above entitled action, on
the 4th day OF May. A. D. 1894. upon judg-
ne rendered in said superior Court against
on the tn day OF June, A. D. 1898 fort he sum
Of FIVE hundred tifty.fve aud sixty-one one.
hundredths ($,55.6D dollars. besides costs and
interest, ana whereas d. Allen. one OF the above
Judgment creditors, assigned portion of said
!udgment. to-wit: in the sum OF one hundred
npfty and no 100 dollars sl3o.ooi. TO William p
ra!e or ~ per cent per annum from the date OF
ment assigned to the said William p. Book has
me me tight title, claim and interest of said de.
PENDANT, Francis X. Wall, OF. in and to the fol
loving W. described real estate, to-wit;
Inc southerly eighty 500 feet of lot one ~ il,
olock eleven Ql). and the easterly forty.two tlo1
ieet OF southerly eighty ts0) feet of lot two 81
a IN p3cH eleven tlll, in weatherwax 4 Benn's
deem; also lot nineteen 40 in Harbor noct
companys addition to the town nov city1 81
a. Axoerdeen, all in Chehalis county, state Of
Public notice is hereby given that | will ON
ssaturday the 2Srd day OF June, A. D. 1894. at the
t.. OF l:uo O'Clock p. m of said day, al the
, ,ot door OF the court house. in the CITY of
Montesano, in said county and state seil ~
pubic auction, for lawful money OF the United
sa ,f5es an tae rsht title claim and interest OF
the above described property, or so much there.
%, Is may be necessary to satisfy that part OF
s "a ,!uusineht ASSIGNED to said William r. Book
costs 10 the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Montesano Washington. This 18Th
day of May, 1894 '"'s l''h
sheriff Of Chehalis County. Wushnrton
BY F. L, WHITNEY.
Date Of t,r., nrt,ioo.; Deputy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

The Populis: state convention meets in
North Yakima On the 18th Of June. in
time 70 capture the state taxpayer. as-o-
citation which meets the next day al the
same place. The county convention will
be held at Montesano. June l+;h. Tie
Populist- are evidently going on the early
bird theory. Bu; then they neel a long
time to blow off the extra amount oi w.nd
they carry.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

The decision OF Judge Theo. l.. stiles
TO not be candidate Tor reelection 70 tie
supreme bench in this state vii! cause a
scrambling among the Republicans, and
may effect the senatorial situation. espec-
tally ii Judge George Turner, oi Spokane.
should decide to run for lie place made
vacant by judge stiles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
SOLDIER

Was The subject assigned TO Rev. \. j..
Joslvn. who vas himself soldier in the
late war Of the rebellion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
Personal MENTION.

c. II. wilkins. assistant grand chief
conductor OF the o. r. c.. viii visit
on June 81.
w, G, Edwards, one OF the cattle bar
ons Of the Nation. Is one Of the late ar
rivals at the Plckwick. He reports
cattle doing well.
w. i. Smith Of Cieburne division 1852
o. Il. g., was IN Fort Worth yester-
day on business connected with the
coming conductors picnic
Mrs, c, NJ. Templeton. who has been
dangerously Ill at her home, 7i2 West
eatherford, IN now convalesolng ana
Wells
James j. Cannon OF Dallas now. but
VINO has q warm place in the hearts Of
Fort Worth people, is a delegate to the
convention. He Is one OF the men WHO
is always at home in Fort Worth.
w. ii. Cats OF Granbury, at one
time citizen OF Fort Worth, who de-
livered eulogy on Gen. Granbury
on the occasion OF the reinterment OF
his remains. was in Fort Worth yester-
day,
capt Daniel Webster OF Denlson. an
old-time newspaper man and prOml-
nent Republican, took in the sights OF
the Gazette composing room this NJ,
ternoon He pronounced the linotyss
a great thing.
] |. Wright, one OF Tarrant county's
best known citizens. who was seri-
ously injured a few days ago by a
Kick from a vicious mule, is improv-
ing, He had u narrow escape from
death
W. J. Houlihan. now OF Galveston,
but for several years a citizen or Fort
Worth. Is with us greeting old friends.
He comes TO the convention as a dele
gate and VII wear bright yellow
badge on his breast.
Col, d. r, Nelson prominent at
torney OF Knoxville, Tenn. has been
stopping M Fort Worth for several
days. Col Nelson owns some fine trut-
ting stock In Tennessee He is here
prospecting, His wife accompanied
him, ON her way to Oregon.
A party Of prominent gentlemen from
South Texas, who are delegates to the
League convention, is made up Of H.
J.. Dignowity OF San Antonio, who Is
well known In Fort Worth; +. L. Dig
nowity of Del Rio and Judge c. s.
Bradbert OF Del Rio The gentlemen
say their section OF Texas Is IN the
swim now.
Mr.. II. c. Lockwood. representing the
Columbia Chemical Company OF Wash
lngton, ID. c.. Is In the city For tile pur-
pose OF securing an agency for the sale
Of Or. Wm. A. Hammond's Animal Ex-
tracts. Mr.. Lockwood ~ also placing
large advertising contracts Win the
leading dailies In the cities where they
secure a live enterprising retail drug
glst to handle their preparations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
LITTLE ITEMS.

No change cars via Texas Panhnnd,o
route 70 Colorado Pest service, shorl.
est lines and Quickest time Nv s,v
hours. Free reclining CHAIRS cara cItv
ticket office. 4oi Main street. 'S
George l. Cause. funeral direo.or 49,,
embalmer- Full assortment OF under.
takers goods Takes fun chnrre -,
funerals and furnishes all neosssar-,, ~
quirements. No. 3i4 West weaihas,
ford street. Fort Worth, Tex. Tele.
phone 1871.
Mansion hotel. the largest bo,o, g..
Fort Worth, located OH Fourth streat
between Main and Rusk. we arc now vS.;
moved Into our new dining roon, ~,
second floor, overlooking Rush st,s ~
where one can cat In comfort, protcc,ed
by wire screens free from ali dust a,S
cooled by natures breezes. Rate. ~
duced TO 81 per day: supper. lody,n-
and breakfast si.50. Ten large samnts
rooms on ground floor for use of ron,.
mercinl men; 100 bedrooms. both cool
and clean. for use of the travelling nnh.
lie. We solicit trial and sunrnnfee
satisfaction. On RuslS street Won viii
see one Of W. W. Dunn's great irrIrnt.
Ing wheels. which Is destined 10 furnish
wnter 20 millions Of ncres OF vereta.
ton. W. w. DUNN & SON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
ELopINe Lovnns cAremr.
The old Man Too spry for Them
This Time.

Special Dispatch.
Hnmboro. Tex. June 1a.-Today
about 3 o'clock Sheriff Ben received
telegram from sheriff Burk OF Nc.
Lehman county requesting him to ar
rest one Mooney, who is charged with
kidnapping BY gentleman named Ma
honey Shortly after that hour cou-
pie appeared In the county clerks OF
Zee and applied for marriage lloense
giving tlle names Of Mr.. Mooney and
Miss Mahoney. Mooney was at once
placed under arrest and Sheriff BuriS
and MI, Mahuney are expected on the
north-bound train tonight. Mr.. Moon
ey made application and necessary afii-
davit to County clerk Bentley on the
sth day OF this month. aud procured n
marriage license and left for home.
ifo claims that he was caught In a
hard rain, Eot the license wet and
placed It before the FIRE 10 dry. whom
sudden gust OF wind blew II into
fine nre and It was consumed by the
flames. lie made application for du-
plcnte license, and still claims that the
girl Is over Is years old and avows
that she will not return home with her
father and bitterly denies, as well as
her, the statement or charge OF her
father that she was kidnapped.
Lnter--The deputy Hhcriff, CHI Tor
renee, and Mr.. Mahoney came IN from
Waco with q warrant and the old gem
tleman said the girl was a minor.
Mr. Horace Mahoney with Deputy
Sheriff Rodgers and the deputy from
Waco went at once to Sheriff Bells
office. where his daughter and Mooney
were, and after about two hours talk
and great deal OF pcrsunzion the
matter was compromised. 1t appears
that Mooney lives at WaNahachie aud
the old gentlemap, Mehoney. knows
nothing about his character. He agreed
10 give HIS consent TO the mai Rage II
Mooney can show that he has good
character. This agreement being
reached the amount Of bond for Moon
~ was fixed at $500, and Horace Ma
honey, the father Of the girl. signed
the same. The deputy approved the
bond and the couple. with MIR. Ma
honey. repaired 10 hotel. Tomorrow
Mooney VIII go to WaXuhnchie in The
buggy In which he brought his intend
Cd bride 10 HiliHboro, he having hired
the buggy there. The old gentleman
and glrl viii go TO Waco on the south
bound train tomorrow and as soon as
the proof cun be produced that - sat
isfactury 20 the old gentleman he viii
give his consent and the ceremony will
take place at his home. Excitement
WIS rather high during the discussion
with the old gentleman. Quite rum.
her proposed 20 assist The young couple
10 make their escape and the crowd
was large around the sherifr's Office un-
IN the word wan given out that d COM
promise had been effected.