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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM ELMA,

Ex-Commissioner A. p. Beck is on
our streets today.
Quite u number talk OF taking adj
vantage of the excursion rate to the
exposition.
S. l.. Kyle and family intend to start
on visit to their old home in Canada
in few days.
We have new butcher shop in town.
1t opened in Masonic block and T.. C.
Stamper is proprietor.
Candidates have not been SO numer-
GUS this week, but will be here in full
force tomorrow. Democratic, Republican
and Prohibition will be here in body.
Democratic speakers and candidates,
Messrs, France, Lyons, Neeson and
Martin are doing some good work in the
upper end OF the county this week.
They will speak at Summit school
house, Thursday night, and Mox Che
halls, Friday night. Owing to conflict
ing dates at Oakvillo with the Prohi-
bitionists, the Democratic speakers gave
way last Monday night and will speak
next Monday, the 22nd, and at Elma
Tuesday, the 23rd; Estus school We'd
nesday, the oath; Satsop Thursday, the
25th.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

noticeable for their absence, and the most
emphatic statements and wild gestures
of the speakers met with no applause.
The Prollibitionists at Odd Fellows hall
OH Saturday evening drew quite crowd
and showed strength that very few Of
the great party leaders care to credit them
with.
The political meeting Of the week
was held at Odd Fellows hall last even
ing and was addressed by Mr.. Carney, Of
Elma. The house was full and the
speaker held the attention Of his audi
enc to the last. He explained the ma
tional, state and county issues of the day,
giving the Republicans the fullest
measure Of credit for the condition
OF affairs in Washington and in Chehalis
county. In conclusion he intro
duced Mr.. w. b. Mack, of Aberdeen,
whom anyone having anything to record
after the LIST Of January, 1895, will find
ready to perform that duty. Mr.. Ben
Martin was also introduced and refuted
the rumor that he MARTINI had sold out
to Joe Graham. He told his audience
that the Democratic candidate was in the
race to remain, and would also be Gin it"
in November next.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM QuINIAULT.

We are enjoying a few pleasant days.
=. $. Locke killed two elk last Satur-
day.
The Quiniault Forks school will close
next Friday.
Miss Adrien Newman, of lIumptulips,
is visiting friends at Quiniault.
Mr.. Wade, OF Montesano, came in
Thursday evening to post election notice.
Mr.. Frank Zeigler began carrying the
mail on the Humptulips route last Mon
day.
l.. Slower and J. Fairbairn have gene
to the mines. They expect to be absent
about Il year.
Mr.. A. T. Wright has returned from the
mines in British Columbia, where he has
been for the past year.
A crew OF men are still at work upon
tho misunderstanding road. Rain
or shine this road progresses.
Mrs. Horning, who has been visiting
with her brother, j. A. Ingram, the past
three months, returned to Seattle last
Monday.
We expected to listen to the Abel
(able) Populist the Goth Of Sept. at the
Lake school house, but he failed to APP
pear. He promises us treat yet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

Course as this, would bcget confidence in
the girl for the mother, and she will not
be afraid to come to hei for advice OH any
question, instead OF keeping her thoughts
to herself or asking someone who is not
conf ctent TO advise her.
There is another thought it would be
well to have firmly settled in our minds,
an that is, that our standard for social
purity as laid down by society, should be
as stringent in the mans case as the
woman's. In the present times, a man
may use vile and proiana language, have
base and impure habits, and yet be re-
spected by society, holding his position as
if these things did not enter into his
life. He may indulge in tobacco, the
winc-glass, visit the saloon, and places Of
ill-ia:ne, and yet not be cast out of society.
He may even take the steps that bring
disgrace upon the young lady, and yet re-
tam his position and little is said about
it. While the young lady who has been
led astray, or INDUCES in any or all OF
these sins, is cast out and despsed.
Society turns its back upon HER, and she
goes to her grave in sorrow, with blot
upon her character never to lie erased, UNI
less by the blood OF Christ. There ought
to be one standard for all, man and
woman, boy or girl. Equal oflense ought
to receive equal condemnation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
SUPERIOR COURT.

Perkins VS.. Morse and WcathcrwaX.
Default and decree OF foreclosure granted.
Estate Of Chas. \. ilipson, deceased.
Bond approved and order signed directing
notice to creditors.
State OF Washington VS.. Ralph McKin-
ney. Defendant appeared in court and
being duly arragncd upon an information
for burglary pleaded guilty as charged in
the information, whereupon said defend
ant was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment in the state pententiary at Waila
Walla.
In matter Of John Ryan, insane. Witt
ncsses sworn, testimony taken, and said
Ryan was sent to Stciacoom.
Montesano VS.. Blair Settlement Of
facts continued to next motion day.
Motion day was continued to Friday,
Oct. 10.
The following were admitted to full
citizenship:
Alex. McKiddie, Canada; Louis Roser,
Bavaria; Geo. II. Mathews, England ;
James 7. Gleeson; John lilly, Canada ;
Charles Lenfesty, Canada; Alexander
lilly, Canada; Thomas lilly, Canada ;
John Madison, Finland; Joseph Baila,
Italy; Emanuel Turati, Italy; Mazzino
Theodore, Italy; Tabaldo Vanucie, Italy
William Gawley, ireland; - Gawley,
Ireland; Carl Peterson, Sweden; John
Chalmers, Scotland; Hogan Hansen,
Norway; A. J. West; Christian Fan
hand, Switzerland; johann farmland,
Switzerland; Charles Ekstadt, Sweden
Fred G. Carlson, N. S.; Andrew & Carl
son, Sweden; Arthur PORTER, France
Paul Corjon, France; James w. Smith,
Canada; Stanley Smith, Canada; Nels
Johnson, Sweden; Andrew J. Anderson,
Sweden; Erik Anderson, Norway; Nils
N. Espedel, Norway.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM HOQUIAM.

Mrs. Lizzie Gardner is quite ILL.
The pupils Of our public schools have
raised 1928 to purchase a library.
During the past week we have had quite
seige OF candidates and full series of
political meetings.
Steamer Toiwo will carry a party
down the Harbor Sunday to view the
wreck Of the Nora Harkins.
Mrs. A. l.. Miner and daughter Mill
rena from Illinois, sister and niece Of
"A. w. butcher, are visiting in Ho.
GUAM.
The Populists occupied the
attention of meagre gathering
OF our citizens OH Thurday at Odd Eel
lows hall, the speakers failed to draw
much enthusiasm and in short time
there renamed but few of the most
faithful in the new party as listeners, and
they seemed rather anxious for the close.
About the only truly interested man in
the audidience was \. y. Ross, candidate
on the Populist ticket for auditor, but his
enthusiasm will die in November.
The &. o. p. announced grand rally
for Friday evening with J. b. Bridges,
candidate FOR prosecuting attorney, as the
principal speaker. The Hoquiam theatre
where the meeting was held presented
the most lonesome and cool appearance
in the memory Of your correspondent
The leading lights Of the party were
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

During the prevalence OF the Grippe the
past seasons it was noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DR.. Kings
New Discovery not only had a speedy re-
covery, but escaped all OF the trouble
some after effects OF the malady. This
remedy seems to have peculiar power
in ehecting rapid cures not only in cases
OF La Grippe, but in all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured
cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever Of long
standing. Try it and be convinced. 1t
won't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles at
Evans & Schroder's drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM WESTPORT.

An enthusiastic Democratic rally was
held in the school house last evening,
fully two-thirds OF the population of the
town beng present. Il. Z. McKinstry
was the chairman and John j. Carney
was the speaker. Mr.. Carney enter.
tanned the audience with cold, unanswer-
able facts, and strengthened the cause
of Democracy in Westport.
Edmund Croft and William B. Mack
Democratic nominees for representative
and county auditor, were present shak-
ing hands with the voters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

OCoSrA, Oct. ., 1871.
ADDRESS TO THE FAIrurUI:
Come boys, turn out before it's late, let us shout
for our candidate.
Deal the kickers Coup d'etat, and send him to
The state senate
To our bad laws that are SO CALLING, he will give
an overhaulng.
Educated in Il bank.
His head is big as water tank.
Hurrah, hurrah! for Deckebach,
Known from Puget Sound way beyond Noun.
Shasta, as the - Dutchman from OcOsta.
For the facts of the mills output far and near,
just read his writc-up in the Pioneer
He gives capacity 81 mills then not put up
Others that have for years been shut up.
Still others long ago busted up.
What II windy write.up Pioneer.
Hurral, hurrah for Deckcbach
Down! on your knees and give him thanks, for
telling us about them fishing banks.
Who would ever got the notion of there being
fish in the ocean?
Now we can go catch the iishy fish and prepare
ourselves many IL toothsomc dish.
But the fish for which his glib mouth waters
are the genuine, large, fat. Eastern suckers
Oh, its delightful to see them.
Isn't he an expert in skinning them?
1Iurrah, hurrah! for Deckebach.
Come turn out, all you buns, whom he's been
supporting.
Your master wants to round you up,
Come on, none of your snortne;
Your master wants to count his votes, just as
he would so many goats, to see that none
are missing.
If so, you'll hear ''doner veter blitzen."
lIurrah, hurrah! for Deckcbach.
Come boys, turn out, work for him with ardor.
He'll have laws passed to give our town the
finest kind of Harbor.
If any scheme needs engineering, he is the man
to do the steering.
For him it is no labor,
Then come, turn ont before it's late, let lis shout
for our candidate.
IIurrah, hurrah for Deckciach.
BIoG RAPHER.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

The following are the real estate trans
fers for Chehalis county, Wash, for the
week ending Oct. rs, 1894, furnished by
d. W. Fleet, manager OF the Grays Har
Dor Abstract Co.:
j d Arnold to l. G Werk, undla
nj. and viz of swl4, sec 10, Ell,
Sec II, e1a of nw4 and swla OF
of nw14, sec I416-11 ........ $1,000
Fred d Huestis to Paul Mohr...
100 lots in LIST add to Ocosta 49,.
Jas Stewart to JOS Fitzgerald, lots
4, 5, and 6, blk II, First add to
Highland Home, Aberdeen. Isl
G w Harrington to p Carson, lot
3, blk Z, Byles add Montesano. II;
J NJ Bent to II b Marcy, ne14 Of
nw11, sec HISS ...... S0(
Nina l. alder to same, lots2 and3
blk Redell's add Elma ~ 81
d Morehead TO Fred Hart, lots
|, 2, 8, blk /, except 26 it off
south end lots 5 and 6, blk SO,
Aberdeen; lots /, ,, ), blk |, h
& Ms add; lot Is, blk %, France
add; lots 4, So, ., blk 5, South
Aberdeen; lots ) to 8, blk IA,
same add: 12ie acres in sec a.
17-9; lot l, blk I, Wishkah; Is
acres in sec 27-l6-11 ......
c. A Schotfcr to \ f Griliths, lots
5, sec 21-l0-l2 ...... 43
Alex Young to First National bank
in trust for Aberdeen Fire de-
partment. lot 10, blk 9, l. J w
add North Aberdeen .....
Samuel Benn to same, lot 9, blk GO
. w & BIS 2nd add Aberdeen. 49,.
w r. Hearst TO Westport Townsltc
Co., lots 3, i, blk 45; lot 9, blk
II, Westpoyt Beach; lots l to 10,
blk 81 Golden add Westport lot
II, blk Is, South Bay add West
Frank NJ Peterson to same, 100 it,
4556 feet IN Westport Beach &c..
/ U to J W Smith, n1a OF sw1a, sec
17-20-S ... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pa
J A Karr to J d Sparting, lots q
and % in blk 10; Karr's River
add Hoquiam. ......,..........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
LIST OF ELECTION BOARDS.

Montcsano-F. NJ. Wilson, inspector,
+ i Stevens and IL O Puhn, judges. Pol
ling place at rink.
East Montcsano--T ID Schotield, in
spector, G II Lamb and W II Blair,
judges. Polling place at school house.
Fords Prarie-W p Eshom, inspector,
Chas Stevens and w w pryde, judges.
Polling place at school house.
Grays lIarbor-W W Chandler, in
spcctor, NJ ID Freeland and + V Balch,
judges. Polling place at school house.
Grand Forks-R II Mcdonald, inspec.
w b Wilson and c W Blackwell, judges.
Polling place at lower school honse.
1Ioquiam-J 7 Burns, inspector, c Il
Morgan and i + philbrick, judges. Pol
ling place at city hall.
llumptulips-J p Su2dorth, inspector,
J y Sells and NJ W Walker, Judges. Pol
ling place at store on Stevens prairie
Johns River--O \ Myers, inspector, N
VOORHEES, and jesse Lewis, judges. Pol
ling place in school house at mouth OF
river.
North River-i'tank Wilson, inspector,
J Wagner and L Morgan, judges. Pol
ling place at school house in sec 5-l5-7.
Oakvillo--C n Mills, inspector, jackson
Lennon and A Wilson, judges. Polling
place at school house.
Ocosta--Gco. Chambers, inspector, f
Hiner and W C Dabron, judges. Polling
place at Land Co.'s office.
Porter-P Boyer, inspector, a Boyer
and Ed May, judges, Polling place at
school house.
Qucets-Geo Phelon, inspector, j j
Robinson and L B Lyman, judges. Pol
ling place at McKinnie's store.
Quiniault-J A Ingram, inspector, N
Locke and John Pruce, judges. Polling
place at Migrants store.
Satsop-Ed Smith, inspector, II
Brewer, and Dan Gleason, judges. Pol
ling place at Sherwood's school house.
Summit-David Barrie, inspector, A p
Beck and Owen Clancy, judges. Polling
place at school house.
Aberdeen-F X Drake, inspector, w b
Fetterman and l W Mason, judges. Pol
ling place at fire engine house.
East Aberdeen-A Young, inspector,
A d Wood and O II p Wiley, judges.
Polling place at fire engine house.
Artic-Floyd Nutter, inspector, Chas
Street and Il l. Morgan, judges. Polling
place at school house.
Bockhouse-E B Couch, inspector, ]
NJ Baldwin and A II Haggerty, judges.
Polling place at school house.
Cosmopolis-R Z Rogers, inspector,
Rudolph Distler and a Fry, judges. Pol
ling place at city hall.
Chepalis-D G Burk, inspector, Sher.
man Hoover and Henry Rosmond judges,
Polling place at Ben Grigsby's hail.
behring's l. lIaye, inspector, J NJ
Jones and ii f Bode, judges. Polling
place at Robert behring's house.
Elma-B kinneman, inspector, L
Rcmera and G \ Damitio, judges. Polling
place at city hall.
Westport--M ID McKillp, inspector, r
+ IIasbrouck and II Shields, judges.
Polling place at Land Co.'S Office.
Wilson-A y Armstrong, inspector,
Mat Matzen and Thos Purcell, judges.
Polling place at Est school house.
Wynooche-E J. Wade, inspector, T c
Porter and Ii c Alinkler, judges. Polling
place at school house.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM COPALIS.

Mr.. Winters has the boss rllutabagas.
Mrs. Gribesby is back from her Oregon
visit.
The Hence boys are on the ranch
again.
Bod Hunter has been very sick for the
past few days, but is ON the mend again.
A. o. Damon, Of Oyehut, is contem-
plating putting up fine hotel at that
place the coming winter and have it ready
to accommodate the public next summer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
FROM CEDARVILLE.

The Democrats held their first rally
at this place on Tuesday evening. W.
b. McGerry, Eugene France and James
+. Lyons were present and addressed
the people upon the issues OF the day.
The meeting was held in the school
house, and was presided over by +. T..
Couch. one OF the war horses Of Demo-
crazy. The room was filled with an at
tentive and enthusiastic audience. The
cause of Democracy is all right in the
east end OF the county, and wavering
Democrats are falling into line against
the ancient enemy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

ii you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Filters. Ii "La Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys gentt-liding those
organs to perform their Functions. Ii yo.
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you
will find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy you
need. Large bottles only SOC. For sale
at Evans & ,'chroder's drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
NEWS OF CHEHALIS COUNTY.

From Ocosta Pioneer:
The board of school directors have
been compelled to put in Il number Of
extra desks on account OF the large at
tendance at school.
Harry Clarke expects the gold machine
tomorrow. When this machine gets to
grinding out the "yellow stuff Mr..
Deckebach will be in good shape to pur-
sue his candidacy for senatorial honors.
Col. Huestis informs us that there is a
probability that Ocosta may be honored
soon by visit from Gen. Lew Wallace,
the distinguished author OF Ben Hur.
Gen. Wallace is an old and intimate
friend of the colonel. He is now lectur-
ing in the state, and will, il possible, Wis
it the colonel before leaving.
From Elmn Eagle.
Jas. Lyons, candidate for county clerk
on the democratic ticket, was kissing the
Elma babies Wednesday (iguratively
speaking).
II. J. Bum and b. Kinnaman have
leased the grist mill on the river below
town, oyerhauled and pat it in repair,
and are ready for custom work.
An incident worthey OF note occurred
at Meriwether's photograph gallery this
week. Major Rogers and wife sat for a
photograph Monday aud when the neg
alive was examined. Mr.. Meriwether
discovered that instead Of only the two
who had set three persons appeared in
the picture. Neither Mr.. Meriwether,
nor Mr.. or Mrs. Rogers recognize the per-
son represented, nor can they account for
the appearance of the third person as no
one else was in the room when the picture
was made. A print OF this picture is on
exhibition, and it is we'll worth visit to
the gallery to see it.
From Hoquiam Washingtonian:
r. T.. Dawdy has begun his cottage on
Eighth street, Mr.. Hliscoe is building it
for him.
We see by the P.-I. that o. NJ. Moore
has sold out again, it does not say what
will be the future move.
Two nice cottages are being built in
HoQuiam just now, +. =. Martin is build
ing one near the planning mill, and Sam
Robinson one in karrs addition.
Ed Campbell, one of our heaviest prop
erty owners, is visiting lIoquiam after
several months spent in California. He
reports business ,eviving very slowly.
From Montcsano Videttc:
Some remarkably fine specimens Of
apples. Of the "WeaMy" variety, were
left with us by J. NJ. Carter Il few days
ago, to be sent to the Interstate fair, to
show what Chehals county could do in
the fruit line.
Wednesday morning while two Of the
SONS of George NJ. Wade were driving
over bridge near their fathers home,
the bridge gave way and precipitated tho
boys, horses and wagon into the gully. a
distance Of perhaps eight feet. Fortu-
nately none Of them were injured, nor the
wagon damaged.
1t is matter OF curiosity to eastern
people that at this season of the year ripe
fruit, buds and blossoms may all be seen
on the same branch OF a tree. Yet this
is common thing in western Washing
ton.
Fred WILDER, who has been in town for
the past ten days, proposes to engage in
the fish business, curing salmon and
shipping them east Of the mountains and
to other points. We cannot see why
such proposition should not pay we'll.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18
/. c. T. U. DEPARTMENT
Edited by the Aberdeen W. c, T. u

If you are poor, with faithful hands,
Clever and apt to work,
The servants Of Il master mind
That will no duty shirk;
Too proud to make The long days work
AS small as is the wage,
Too high, too clean, too true TO let
Base thoughts the hours engage
If thus your conscience you obey,
You own for your estate
That which uplilts you in the world
And makes you truly great.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

Last Sunday is known as "dry Sunday"
in New York, the saloons for the first time
III many years being brought to fear the
hand OF the law. Brother Parkhurst, we
take it, is responsible for all this moral
shaking up. The Presbyterian church
ought to be proud OF the strong man it
has given to the public survicc in New
York city. The circle Of his influence
has in fact extended all over the country.
Iowa State Register.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

For SAIE.-Eighty thousand cedar
shingles; or will trade for stock, produce
or anything OF value. Address, Bon
Lowry at Pacific Hotel. #
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

AS an object lesson of purity, an asceE-
sion lily played part in kindergarten
filled with ragged and dirty boys and
girls in Chicago recently. The lily was
placed on exhibition, and the children
were asked to 20 90 and see it. a little
dirty girl was seen to steal out OF the room
rs if she had forgotten something. In
five minutes she reappeared remarking
81 have washed my hands and | can look
at the lily now" Could the sweet singer
OF Israel have expressed q more beautiful
thought in such simple words than did
this neglected, ragged little glrl from The
sums Of Chicago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

The following are the real estate trans
fers for Chehalis county, Wash, for the
week ending Oct. 49, 1894, furnished by
d. W. Fleet, manager Of the Grays Har-
Dor Abstract Co.:
The record-union., 1894-09-11

following officers have been elected:
President, ]. p. Maxwell; Vice-Presi-
dent, E. NJ. Boggs; Secretary Treasurer,
John S. Titcomb; Directors, G. w. An
derson, Samuel Fortier and James w.
Cuyler.
The committee appointed to suggest
desired amendments to the United States
statutes, relating to the right of way of
canals and bitches over public lands,
through the Chairman, Arthur z. Davis
OF California, submitted a draft for such
amendments, which was partially dis
cussed. The amendments are mainly to
devise means to expedite the approval of
maps of public lands through which
canals or bitches are to be constructed
As 1t is now a person desiring to bring
bitches through the public domain is
obliged to wait several years before per-
mission can be obtained. The committee
suggested that when a member wished
approval that he notify the members of
other Congressional districts and they in
turn notify their Congressman, and the
mbined force of Congressman use their
best methods to expedite matters No
definite action was taken.
Nj. ID. Sullivan OF Longmont, Col, read
an interesting paper on New Formulas
to Determine Flow of Water" The paper
was scientific and filled with useful irri-
cation knowledge.
w. III. Hardesty of Salt Lake read a
paper on "Utah's Attempt to Settle Con-
gested Water Rights" He reviewed the
famous Utah case of Louis Ascot Elliott
VS.. James and G. Whitmore and showed
how defendants evaded the orders of the
court.