Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-10-01
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

yet your milk at the Pioneer Dairy. i
You want good milk and good meaurc
Kew. j. K. Thompson is in attcndunc,
upon the sessions OF the Presbyterv and
Synod.
Hoods Pills are the best family carthar.
tic and liver medicine. Harmless, re.
liable, sure.
Another room was opened up Monday
IN our schools, with Mrs. Eva Ennis Dob.
bins in charge.
r. l.. Paine is just completing hand
some addition to his residence. in the
shape of another story.
Rev. DIR. Lackey left for Buckley to
attend the meeting of the f'Fesbytery,
and to Lewiston, Idaho to attend Synod.
The many friends Of $. J. White will
be pleased to learn that he has been
nominated for the office OF prosecuting
attorney by the silver forces Of Cowlitz
county.
You Can't Buy Happiness. but if you
are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula,
salt rheum, impure blood, you may be
cured and made happy by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
George W. Dilley and family, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Dilley's mother, Mrs.
Il. M. La Sell, returned Saturday from a
two months visit at the La Sell home at
Waubay, S. d. Mr.. Diley reports every
body there as being for silver.
Rev. F. X. Van Tassel will preach
next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church at the usual hour, on the subject
'"The Downfall of the Turk and the Res.
toration Of the Jews to Palestine" Is
the second coming OF Christ near at
hand?
We owe little apology to Mr.. f. TIL
ratti for the second appearance Of the
article relating to Italy, and to which his
communication Of September II referred.
The pressure of political matters pre-.
vented Il careful scanning Of the miscel-
lany.
A. a. Brauer returned Tuesday from
a weeks hunt ut the beach, we'll laden.
He reports the beach that morning as
being lined, for miles, with row OF smelt
about four feet wide and three to four
inches deep, that had been driven in by
| the storm.
Tuesday p. m. at three o'clock sharp,
the w. c. +. U. will hold a Mothers
meeting, the topic to be considered is
Training Children to Obedience. Quite
a number OF ladies, members and friends
OF the Union will take part. All inter.
ested are invited.
Mr.. William Kroenert, after three
years absence, returned Monday from
Kansas, for Il visit with his brother A. J.
Kroenert. and his old friends here. MIR.
Kroenert says that the sentiment in
Kansas is almost unanimous in favor Of
reconciliation of silver.
Dana's Musical Institute, OF Warren
Ohio,-the oldest and one OF the most
influential schools Of music in the United
States, have, for the past twenty years
used the Wing Pianos constantly for class
room and other use, and voluntarily en-
dorse them "as in every case good in
strument, worthy the confidence OF any
one desiring first-class piano.
The evening services at the Methods
Episcopal church have been changed tt
7 80 D, IN. Next Sunday morning the
pastor, Rev. NJ. A. Covington, will
preach on "The Gates OF Heaven. lr
the evening, the presiding elder, Rev
S. S. Sulliger will preach and administer
the Holy Communion. On Monday eve
ming the quarterly conference will be held
A pretty sure barometer OF public opin
ion is the huctuation OF bonds and stocks
The upward tendency of the latter ant
the downward tendency Of the forme
clearly indicate that the public are salts
fed the outcome will be rise in value o
property, represented by stocks, with
comparative lowering OF value Of dolla
obligations. The election Of Bryan mean
this equalization OF values.
Leslie f. Keith is confined to his bed
this week with a slight stroke OF paraly
sis. He awakened Monday morning will
an entire loss of feeling in the left side
although not entirely helpless. Today
applications with the electric battery hav
been made, resulting in tingling sens'
ton IT, the parts affected, indicating
return of the sense OF feeling
The Aberdeen delegates to the Reput
lican county convention were 5. Il. Linz
T., r.. Eaton, W. o. McKinlay, J. A. Di
mitio, A. Young, Chas. Dipman, Ed No
Manemy. w. A. Crandcll, Samuel Benz
N. W. Bush, J. NJ. Birmingham, Geore
Shelley, A. Dryer, n. q. kaufman, W
; W. Hart, Fred. Redinger, W. ". Weati
erwax. j. w. Farquhar, +. a. suemncl
] and G. A. Beardsley.
Mrs. S. A. Bright. and Curtis AID tn
babies, left Tuesday for Olympia, whe'
thew will visit before departing for the
new home at Leavenworth. A numbt
: of friends were at the depot to bid the'
farewell. and who indeed felt that the