Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-09-17
BRIEF MENTION.

40 "ENr--My residence in North Aber
deem. JC Do" Ao''
me city is advertising in this issue for
bids Tor number Of street Improvements
Hoods Pills are the best after.d;nnor
pill; assist digestion. prevent constipa
ton. 25c.
oscar Carlson killed fine black bear
IN Bears guloh, which he brought TO mar.
ket last Monday.
Robt. J. Ogburn has returned to Abor.
deem, from Westport, and opened a bor.
Der shop in the front Of Mack's billiard
parlor.
Miss Bessie Weaver and little Bonnie
lett today for Kansas, where thew will
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Weaver at their
future home.
The public schools Of Hoquiam did not
open on tho l4th, as was intended. nm
account OF considerable sickness among
the children of that place.
W. IL. Craven, Of Seattle, author of
Errors OF Populsm," will speak at the
opera house this evening under the aus.
pices of the Mckinley club.
Albert Phillips, one Of the rustling
young politicians OF this county, is at
present i'll Francis, Pacific county, and is
working hard for the election Of Bryan.
Insist upon Hoods sarsaparilla when
you need medicine to purify your blood,
strengthen your nerves and give you an
appetite. There can be no,substitute for
Hoods.
The three months -old-shoat that N. +.
Parsons donated to the Bryan club cam.
paign fund was ratified off last week, Ole
Vamming was the holder of the lucky
number.
Robert Wiley and VIM. S. Kent have
formed partnership. and are making ev-
cry thing in the line Of photography at
Wiley's old stand. See their new adver-
tisement in this issue.
Maine, where the Democrats made no
effort, has been carried by the Repbli-
cans by majority which has increased
over that Of two years ago in proportion
to the increase in the total vote.
The commission house OF J. II. Shields
4 Company is demonstrating every day
the advantage SUCH an institution is to
both producer and consumer. Their new
advertisement appears in this issue.
The Review Club met yesterday with
Mrs. N. w. Bush. This was the first
meeting since the summer vacation, and
was enjoyed by all present. Mrs. G. Il.
Bell read Jerome X. Jeromc's "Diary OF
Pilgrimage"
Today is Yum Kippur, the Jewish day
OF atonement, and which is given to fast
ing and prayer. 1t is one Of the most
sacred Of days to the Hebrews, and their
business houses are all closed in observ
ance thereof
While II. Varing was bringing a scow
load OF wood down the Chehalis last
week he had the misfortune 10 have it
sink at the Montrsano wharf, causing
the loss of a few cords and considerable
time in re.loading.
NOTICE. - Commencing September l,
1896, the prices of fresh milk from the
Pioneer Dairy will be as follows: In
quantities less than u gallon, &c per quart;
per gallon, 25c. 1. F. HAYNES.
Rev. J. II. Thompson will conduct the |
usual public worship in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, ut II O'Clock. Sum
day school at 1910 O'Clock. Evening |
services will be resumed at o'clock. A
cordial invitation to all.
jeff, the shoeman, is always keenly
alive to the interest OF his customers and
therefore his stock Of seasonable goods is
always full. Just now his advertisement
is OF "wet weather" goods, and it will pay
you to see them before laying in your
winters supply.
The usual services will be had at the
Methodist church next Sunday. The
new pastor is not expected until the fol-
lowing week, and the pulpit will be
occupied next Sunday morning by Rev.
DR.. Lackey, and in the evening by Rev.
DR.. Bright. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
For SALE CMEAP.-One 10-gauge single
barrel shot gun. CURTIS BRIGHT.
Among our new advertisers this week
we desire to call particular attention to
that OF the Aberdeen Coal Company, ut
the head OF which is Samuel Benn. the
pioneer OF Grays harbor. Its accommodate
ing manager, C. W. Wapenstien, will take
pleasure in supplying your wants in the
line Of coal.
Democratic caucuses were held last
night and tickets named from which to
select delegates to the county convention.
The primaries for the election OF the del
egates will be held tomorrow from two
until eight O'Clock. The Peoples Party
caucuses were held Tuesday night, and
are holding their primaries this afternoon
and evening.
John w. Farquhar returned Tuesday,