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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

Our Denomination and It's schools From
a General Study OF Christian Culture
Courses" President +. W. Boatwright,
Richmond College. $3.50, Social half-hour.
Thursday Morning, November list
6.45 20 1880 Early hour prayer service
Ro. NJ Smith Richmond. 10 Praise ser
vice NJ G. Thomas. Charlottesville. lis
Paper "Tho Duties Of Local Ofiicers,
Branch r. Allen. Richmond. 1890. Note
Book Conferences on the NJ. 's-"Ihe
Prayer Meeting" paper by --; The
CONQUEST AloetlnE." paper by Judge w. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

then formed subcommittee appollelii..s
r. c. Garden as chairman OF tlc Solli,n.i.,..,
tee on Entertainment, ana X ii. MScpl1 ~
as secretary. The bulk or the Wolh 4dl9
ON this committee. as they have 10 l.v
vide homes for the 800 delegates winch
are expected 10 attend.
John a. Gilmore was made eHdii 4sl..i ~
The ReceptiOu Committee whose dulA u
will be TO meet the del asdt 's al the Trains
and escort them 20 the homes 20 WIZ
they have been assigned. MI. fillmore VIZ
also have charge of the ushers uu4'ns
the sessions Of tho conVenlJh
Prof James c. Harwood was made
chairman Of tho Music Committee ana III
his hands Will be tho training OF inc
large choral choir. whose sinsi ,,6 Will o'
finances Of the convention.
q social feature of the convention.
The Committee on Printing is preparing
10 issue a beautiful souvenir programme,
which the l.. Y. =. L. of Richmond ana
Manchester viii present 70 their guests
This programme win contain the pictures
Of the chairmen of the various commit
tees on arrangement as also tnose OF t,'.
officers OF the b. y. J.. 4. OF THIS city
and OF the state.
NfMBEBRs OF COMMITTEES.
The following is a complete list Of the
members Of the committees.
Entertainment-R G. Garden, chairman;
Miss Comic Powers Second Chufcn; r.
J. Gracy. First: Mrs T.. {. HOleman
Calvary. Miss Lulu Lucy, Nest-NleW
Miss Amorita Green, Emmanuel; Everett
Parkinson Leigh-Sfreet. Mrs. r. Is. sands
Barton Heights; Misses Matte Through
~, Fulton; Bette Pace. Randolph, r. r..
McCurdy. First Church, secretary OF the
committee
Reception-John A. Gilmore. chairman;
G O Alley. Lelgh-Strect; h. O. Purvis
Grace-Street. DR.. George L. Bagby, Cal
vary Milford Simms Pine-Street; r. NJ
Smith, West-View, j. G.. Jolly. Randolph
Street. w r. Tome. Fulton. H. j. Boil
ton, CiOpton-Streot; John Gill. Nenable
Street, Byron Goodman. Emmanuel
Finance Cammittec-F l.. Butter. secrc-
tary; j. s. Bosher. First; b. NJ. Hartman,
Second: Il {. James, Gracc-Strcct, W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

and ENJOYABLE feature The truths of the
Gospel are never sweeter and more i'm
pressive than when sung by hundreds OF
last becoming fully appreciated. and some
very earnest efforts are being put forth
20 develop this neglected but very prom
Using and effective part OF religious wor-
ship
Al the recent conventions OF the Chris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
State Board of Agriculture TO Meet.

The State Board of Agriculture will
convene In the State Library building
next Tuesday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

One OF the prettiest window displays
In Richmond Is to be seen at Rotherrs.
where Furniture OF the latest style can
be bought al the lowest prices. IL can
be bought. too. on the instalment plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
pnoanAwNF IN DETAIL.


The following is a complete programme
OF the exercises:
AIS. Devotional exercises. Lewis nan
Norfolk Az. ADDRESSES OF weicomeoon
behalf OF Baptists OF Richmond, heV
W. e. Hatcher. n. D.: on behah OF
tho Young Peoples Societies OF Richmond
PAM pratt secretary Of Y. T. =. G. II
OF Virginia; response. Rev. W. W. Ham,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27


Barksdale, Houston; The symposium
Tvnchburg. il 05. address. bible Train
ins- Tor Personal Work-Why2 How" Rev
n b Themes. Danville. 1880, election
of officers and other business. uA5, Ques-
tion-box. T. Pledges 10 state finances.
Thursday Afternoon, November list
4l5 Praise service. Percy Lewis, Rich
mond. 4:30. Address, shall We Raise
Money? No, How Help Them Rev. f.
n. Boston. WarrentCn. ABS, open parlia-
ment, "The Union in our Country
Churches-How to Organize and Sustain
IT," led by Rev. II. X. Hawthorne, Alton
$40 omen parliament practical Plans OF
the c. c. c. in the Country Unions" Rev
T. b. Pollard Roanoke. State Education
al Leader sos, How Can City and
Country Unions Help the State Work %
city paper by Ashby +. Ragland, Rich
mOnd country paper by c. ii. Ship
man. Charlestown, W. Va
Thursday Night. November 2ist.
8, Devotional exercises. Beverly
Smith. Richmond. S16. Address. THE III.
innate Results OF the G. c. C's to Our
Churches" w II. Merritt Chicago. S:S5
Address Missionary Enlightenment and
Advance Through Young Peoples Socle-
ties" Or. r. j. Willingham. S.55. Looking
backward and forward-C. G.. c. banners
and lecture courses. 300 Address. "Cul-
ture for Service as Soul Winners, the
Curtis Lee Laws, Baltimore. $50 Clos
ing words.
TIE LARGE CHORUS CHOIR.
In all the great religious conventions
that are being held nowadays the service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

Roberts Big Instalment Furniture
House Is now carrying the biggest and
best assortment Of Furniture ever be-
fore in its history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

Rotherts Big Instalment Furniture
House is now carrying the biggest and
best assortment Of Furniture ever be-
fore In its history. -------.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

renton: Rev II. X. Hawthorne, OF Alton
Rev Is. u Pollard. OF Roanoke: W. n
Merritt. OF the stan OF the Baptist Union
Chicago: Rev. II. j. Willngham. d. d., OF
Richmond: Rev. Gusts Lee Laws, OF Bal
tinore and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

tian Endeayor Society In Boston, and
the Baptlst Young People, I'm Baltimore
the imnense choirs that led the singing
were well-organized and well-trained, anc
perhaps more than anything else. con-
tributed TO the enthusiasm ana euccess OF
those great gatherings. -,
There is something irresistible In full
swell chorus OF Youthful voices that we
feel I'm spite OF ourselves. a thryl or the
enthusiasm and find ourselves unconsci.
ously keeping time with foot or nand
or perhaps with both. At the coming con.
vention OF the Baptist Young People OF
Virginia the music Will be conducted py
one of these large chorus choirs. ~ Is
proposed to have not less than one nun
dred and fftv voices. The choir was or
ganized about two weeks ago. and already
numbers about hundred voices. III
meets every Friday night AT the trace
Street church for practice. The director
Mr. Jas. G. Harwood will be glad 10
add to that number any singers who may
wish 10 assist, until November lst. After
that date. however. no new names VIII
be received and all who have previous
~ been enrolled. must attend the remain
ing rehearsals OF November Sth and 10Th
or their names will be dropped. The mu-
sic which Will be used during the con.
vontion is simple, being taken for the
most part from Gospel Hymns and
Prof. Leslie Watson the talented organ
ist OF the First church. will preside at
the large pipe organ which will be used
Bnrch VIII accompany the choir with the
at the night services, and Miss Fannie
siOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

q proaddus. Calvary. r.. j. Hazlegrove.
Plno-Street. Miss. Nettie Ford, West ' lew
Henry Bpps, Emmanuel; II n. S3nGs'
Barton Heights. Mrs. hoach; ts 10. =, ~ y,
--, CloptOn-Sueeti W. Ndhey' ven
susic-James C. Harwood chairman;
NhOrton McGhce Nenabie-Street X. Z.
Williams. First church; Miss Lou D!ckln-
son. Second church; A. L. Cralg, Grace
Street; Miss Efiie Carney. calvary, X, .
ogden, Leigh-Street; Frank W Soaaii'
West-VIew; John r. Quick, Pine-Street;
John Wood Emmanuel; Charles J.. Jones
Barton Heights: 4. J. Bethel. Randolph
Street: s A. cake. Fulton; ". K. Haight
Clopton-Street.
Waithall. First church: X; c. Harris.
Second church; ". T. Eckels. Grace .
street; ". T. Clarke. I.eigh-Streot; G..
81 Raws0n, Calvary; Miss NJ. Wake
ield. Venablc r.. G. Ecklcs Barton
Heights: ". D. NARROW. Fulton; c. Il
Ryland Emmanuel: Mrs. Frost, Randolph
Street.
SOME SPECIAL FEArUHFS.
The frst session Of the convention Will
lie called 10 order by President James {.
Moss. OF Lynchburg, at 4l0 o'clock, on
"Wednesday afternoon, November Nth.
Mr. Paul Pratt OF this city, secretary or
Inc Christian Endcavor Society OF VIZ
yinia. will deliver an address OF welcome
an behalf OF the Christian Young People
~ virginia and Or. VIM. r. Hatcher
wiu welcome the convention on behalf OF
The Baptists OF the city. The principal
speakers OF the convention Will be Rev
X l. Wright. j.. D.. OF this city. Rev
Geo Braxton Taylor. ID. D., OF Appomat'
tox: President r. W. Boatwrlght, OF Rich
mond College; Rev q. Il. Thomas, u. ID.
o6 DaRvilis; Rsy. r. X. Boston. OF war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

nton. vjnton. 4:So. Appointment Of com com
mittees and other business 4,g0' M ne
~ear's propress. President }. c. Moss
fee penor}s from district leaders. 5;2o
to so. Praise and prayer service John
GOodc Richmond. oo., q
Wednesday night November 1otn.o'
song service Frederick Moore. Danyihe.
S1E Address. "The Local Union, a Work
ing Committee of the Church and Under
iis Supervision" Rev. W. H. Wright,
d.. Richmond. s.s5, Address, The sun
Hour and Spiritual Growth, Rev. Geo
Braxton TAYLOR. ID. D.. West AppomattoX
$50. Address 1.-THE Benedcent Results to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
MEHBIns or THE CHOIR.

Director James c. Harwood; Organist
Professor Leslie Watson; Pianist. Miss
Fannie Burch; Misses Mary Wilson, Amo-
rette Green, Lulu Fiournoy. Nellie Powell,
Ada Powell. While Phillips. Ola Mallory,
Mrs. j. {. Harwood. Mrs Imogene Aus
tin. Misses Marcie Channel. Florence
Gibbs, Lou Dickinson. Lunelie Chatham.
Celia Parkinson, r. Writ Williams. Lillian
Rice, Marion Carney, Blanche Frayser,
Rena Gibbs. Mabel Hatcher. Jessie Black
burn, Mamie Blackburn, Fannie Power.
~ T. brown, Mary Ferguson, Edith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
YHR BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
4ncy VIII Hold a Grand Convention
November 20lh and 2iSt in This City.
ACHOIR OF OYER A HUNDRED VOICES.
Addresses by Distinguished Ministers of
This and Other Sities-An Attractive
Programme Has Been Arranged,
and Moro Than Five Hundred
Delegates Arc Expected
60 Participate.

Conventions of Christian young peo-
pie are becoming very popular. Tho
Christian Endcavorcrs, the Epworth
League. the members Of ST. Andrews
Brotherhood, as also the Baptist Young
Peoples Union. hold league conventions
annually
Just now the young Baptists OF this
city are engaged in preparing for the
third annual convention OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Virginia. The
SESSIONS will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday. November Goth and Zlst, at the
Grace-Strect Baptist church.
DATE or ORGANIZATION.
This organizteian Of young Baptists was
effected November H. 1898. AT Roanoke,
Va. At that time there were only nil G
local unions in the State. with an aggre-
gate membership OF 6lS Within the ohOrt
space OF TWO years cighty-eight new
tmOnS have been organized, with "a mem
bcrship Oh over 5000.
The organization is also quite strong
IN this city. there being fully DO mem
bers OF the r.. Y l.. Il. Of Richmond and
Manchester. Some three weeks ago
committee composed OF siXty-tve from
each Union ia the city. began the work
ofpreparing Tor the convention. H. W.
Cottrell was made chairman. and Walter
"a. kylsnd secretary. Chairman COttreu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
TnE LARGE CHORUS CHOIR.

In an the great religious Conventions
that are being held nowadays the service
OF song is becoming a most important
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
Will YOU
Be CONVINCED

that what we shy is true
"that is, we can make your
Trousers to order as low as
can be bought out OF q
drove So give us q chance
to prove what we say.
Come in and leave your
measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27

" "a gum III the eyes or which the doc
tor was only less than god; and the
Doctors faith in the skill and feal,v ~
his druggist was more than faith IN
man. When the prescription was dllsd
and sent on its errand, there was M mis-
take In its contents or its cOmposition
and there would be no mistake in IFS ac-
ton. The old doctor believed In nhvsic
and the physical senses attested his faith
His medicine had always both smell and
taste, and each potion taken would guar
antee results. The patient always knew
that he had taken something, and that
he would hear from IL again. The old
doctor was no infinitesimaliSt. lie be-
lieved that ''the stomach was the throne
OF the sympathies." and that the throne
should be kept pure and clean And he
believed In bad humOrs IN the blood "
and in blOod-letting. 10 rid the system.
OF the same; and spring lancet was al
ways a part OF his paraphernalia. He was
an antiphlogstic and a follower Of Brous-
sails. or he was nothing. And when /
note how far the pendulum OF the new
doctor has swung 70 the opposite ex-
IRENE. In this eveai1g of the dying CEN
fury. / am renindNt " an inscription on
shaft erected by t.'eir father TO the
memory OF two sons b,th OF whom had
fallen I'm battle one a S,sderl and one "A
Confederate soldier--'tiod only knows
who was right"
The old doctor might have been faulty
sometimes in his theory. and sometimes
too heroic in his practice, but he had a
wonderful knowledge OF the dynamic
forces, and he knew. after all, when IL
was proper 10 withhold tAe lancet and
when to exhibit bark I'll, had faith
In his art and in his resources, only
equallei by the faith which he inspired in
the patient and In the people; and he
was worthy OF that faith.
He was the family physician. AS such.
he was the custodian OF the family Sc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28

The convention tia: has been in pro-
srass in our sister city s.. Paul, the pres
en-. week. the obiec: Of which is 10 devise
ways and means to foster and encourage
immigration TO the Northwest, is fertile
with suggestions The convention vas 3
representative enc. delegates attending
from al the states from the Mississippi
river westward TO the Pacific coas. and
able addresses on this general subiac,
were made by the Leading thinkers and
business men Of our entire Northwest.
VIVA; the business men in our large
cities, the dwellers in the country ham
lets and the husbandnen on the farms Of
the northwest want i more people from
foreign shores TO come 70 the rich fertile
farm lands and timber lands Of this
region and cunver, the prairie. and the
forests into prosperous farms covered With
happy homes. There is land enough for
millions and plenty Of roam 10 spare Tor
more millions and then We would not De
- ,hicklv settled as are the countries
from which many Of our foreign residents
cole-countries thst have none O; the
natur.,i Advantages Of this g,ea. country.
We have the land for the farms, the tin
Der for the homes and the climate tia.
viii encourage he ground to bring forth
riches n abund-nce.-Miss;ssippi Valley
Lunbel MN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
THE NOMINEES.

The three hundred and twenty regis
tered voters OF Aberdeen have some ex.
cellen. names to select from S. the cleo
ton mex: Tuesday. As Mayor, Mr. Hood
has been regular in attendance upon the
council meetings, bu. We had hoped that
8 Predetermined more capable man
might have been selected. The renomi-
nation Of y. G. Kaufman As councilman
st-large is q deserved recognition Of his
first years services. Chas. r. Green is
com peten: TO FL the clerkship. L. J.
Kolts for treasurer and J. c. Cross for
attorney are both well qualified for the
respective Offices. james Patterson has
host Of friends and will give the caucus
nominee race for the ,reasurership.
Captain :. c. Mitchell. F. s Jackson
and Henry Spoon are three conservative
men for the council, lot one Of whom
have any strings tied to them. Each
succeeding wear has seen better men
broush. 90: for Office, and We believe the
time will soon come when the hes. ele-
men. OF the town all have all the say,
and give us the bes: possible government.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
GIVE THANKS TO-DAY.

The annual public thanksgiving by the
people is an appropriate recognition OF
the divine providence which rules over
all. The custom originated among de-
YOU: New Englanders some two hundred
years ago. These rural folk felt their de-
pendence upon the God. who sendesh the
rain and the sunshine for the growing
and ripening OF their grain, more than
do the busy manufacturer OF today, who
harnesses the lightning to his machinery
and turn. ont his product whether i. rain
and whether i, shine. And We. even he
is dependent upon the prosperity of those
whose yearly gains are measured by the
proper proportion OF b.oih rain and sun
shine, frost and snow.
And so today We all should load the
table with the best tha. our own purse
can afford. De i: little or much, and give
thanks tha: i, is as much as it is. To
those who have much no better means
can De had Of proving the sincerity OF
their thanks han by dividing the plenty
with those who have the little. In both
cases do we show our faith tina. in the
future our wants will be supplied as in
the past; show faith in the stability OF
our land and nation, which each return
ing yesr find. grandsr and more invinci-
bic. May there be none who shalt no,
by some token realize that they have
reason ior genuine thanksgiving.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
Force Of Habit

TIE genial captain Of a steamer ply.
ing On che at our American rivers WA
appointed vest-yuan in an Episcopal
church in city which lay at one end Of
his -oute.
One day shortly atrerward it wasr
ported TO him. when On shore, that
there was leak IN the church he was
Accustomed 10 proupuess, and On re-
esips ot the message he went 70 the
church. took candle and started down
into the cellar TO find the leak, evident
y thinking Of the basement a. the hull
ct the good ship Zion
The captain himself tells the story
with much apparent enjoyment 1t il
hnnoe--Youth's Companion
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday,
the 3rd day OF December, 1895, there Will
be held IN the citv OF Aberdeen. county
Of Chehalis, and state Of Washington. a
general municipal election for the pur.-
pose Of elec,ing the following officers: A
Mayor, City Clerk, a City Treasurer,
a City Attorney. Health Officer, and a
Councilman-at.Large, each to serve for
the term OF one year. two Councllmen
from the First Ward aud one Councilman
from the Second Ward, each TO serve for
the term Of two years.
The polling place for the First Ward is
at the hose house on Front street in said
ward. and the officers OF election are !:
4. D. Wood, Inspector; q. W. Coons
and VIM. Anstie. judges; r. A. Wiley
and F. :. Jackson, Clerks.
The polling place for the Second Ward
is at the Council Chambe on q street in
said ward, and the officers OF election are ::
y. :. Arnold. Inspector; James Pa.ter-
son and J. A. Taft, Judges, and Chas. F..
Drake and W. H. Pearson. Clerks.
The polls will open at nine o'clock a.
m. OF said day and close a! seven o'clock
p. II. of said day.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
city Of Aberdeen, this 18th day Of Novem-
Der, 1895.
4. W. BrsH,
LIS. City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
SHEE-EFS SALE.

sAxvEL BENZ. Plaintiff. v :. l. TAFT ana
WILLS q. HOPKINS. Deisu i4r-s. W. BIB
Cots- sli by vi--ue Of II execution. Issued
OUT OF ne superior Cou-- 81 The STATE .: WASH.
:1z.on. ioc a-.4lls ep11:y, wherein samuel
5<1n Is p.aic-E and J. A TAT. al wills q
HOPKINS are ts:eni.n-s, Cpoc .utEusc-
:sai5.si II sad Co1-. o. The 9Th iav 81 July.
i.+ 70: ne scE Of three .ho1sant o1e hun
iaxac :; Tie sum u fourteen sai MOO dollars.
.Et1s BESIDES .cc-uioz cos-s AMI interest,".
It'd OF he 2s-t lay OF November. 1853. lew
the said defendant. Willis e. Hopkins. Of. in
4cc - me following describe. -eai 5s-A-s
I.-s II { asas..s eorc,y, Washington, .o-wi.
sac: II >11-1 Aoe-teec. -oc uics il block : nv
II Hos1-a-' al OF ssclio- Eve .owrsh:p
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5.f Q: no:.A a.!: Of no-theas, quartet
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SOUTHWEST quarter. 1o--hsass .garre- Of sorct-
east quarter. northwest quarter u southeast
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nine wes- % " !llaraa--e Meridian .hs n9rt1-
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OF northeast 41ar-ec ant northeast qctr-s- Of
norm Ws>l quarter q section seven. -ozu<tip
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larssce Meridian; me southwest qr4-cs- y:
SOUTHEAST quarter OF section SIX -ows.hip -f7a-
teen, 1o--a 81 range e-=7e1. west Of Willamette
Meridian.
Notice i herehE given ia, : will q Mon isy.
he 3lra day 81 pecsuh=r Is.5 a. IN hor- y:
on9--1l..y o'clock ?. N o: SAID :.y :. ne from.
door ot he coErE house. II the cirv o: Nor
tesaao. Cheh.lis co1l-y. w.shinE-ju. sci a.
public auction. :0- awful u0asy 8: IS T--f-s-i
states al ta= Right, usls. claim ana ic-s-es- OF
SAD tefentac-, Willis :. Hopkins. Of, IL ant
% sas sloFe DESCRIBED properly. o. 80 much
.aetsof - nay bs NECESSARY . .s-isf- ,tfI
.--SCel- VIE interest cos-s aci scr-ut-y
COSTS 20 the highest AMI hest tsii=r
day % November. i.a5
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shsr-S Q. CheAzGs eo1n.y, wisa.1--,u.
srsE & CooSs, attorneys for plaintiff.
Date 81 6css publication. Nov. >, Iss5
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28
The Discovery Saved HisLif.

Mr.. 6. CaiIloue,te. druggist, Beavers
vile, Ill, says: To Dr.. Kings New
Discovery l owe ny life Was taken With
Ia grippe and tried al the physicians for
niles about. bu. Of no avail and WIS given
Up and told could Tot live. Having Dr..
Aing's New Discovery in ny store 1 sent
ioc bottle and began lis Use. and from
tse hrst dose began to q, better, and AZ
ter using three bottles was Up and about
again 1t Is worth its weight in gold. We
Won : keep store OF house without it, Get
Z tse :r!al at J. r. Evans drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28

San Francisco business men are crying
cut for the freeing OF their pos. 50 as 10
DC able 70 NEE. the competition CT Puget
sound. San Francisco IS an expensive
por: and its harbor commission appears
70 be political alnshou.e ra.he. than
commercial safeguard for shipping inter
es;s in the hands Of qualified officials.
The desire is TO change the state law so
a. 10 corrsc: the personnel Of the com.
mission. and 70 transfer the construction
OF the sea wall 20 the United States gov.
nusn:.-Sea.,le Trade Register.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-28

Mr.. Whitney has pa. forth positive
Statement. Hi:h regard to the Democratic
nomination for the presidency. Il am
no. candidate and have not been can.
didase, and mus: no. Dc considered .
candidate, = says Mr.. Whitney. Ye: il the
Democratic national convention should
insist upon nominating hin, there is
nothing in this declensiou 70 proven: the
honor being forced upon him and \ very
handsome and popular candidate he
would make, notwithstanding his present
refusal New York sun.