Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-10-15
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

you want good milk and good mcaurc.
Harry O'Dell is now with Vesey & Co
in their new grocery.
Schooner c. X. Wilson is loading a
the Wilson mill for San Francisco.
N. &. Kaufman went up to the sount
yesterday, and will return tomorrow.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinnel
pill assist digestion, cure headache. 25c
The registration books closed Tuesday
at midnight, the total registration being
52S.
The schooners Jennie Stella, Neptune
and the 4-master Nokomis are loading al
the West & Slade mill.
For Sale-Two lots in frances add
ton to Aberdeen; near school house
both for 500. Enquire At this office.
Rev. and Mrs. X. Ross went to Tacoma
Monday toattend the ninth annual meet
ing of the Northwest Baptist convention
Rev. Father Diechmann left today iol
Frances and South Bend to administer tc
the churches there on Saturday and Sun
day next.
Rev. f. X. Van 1assel has been con.
fined to his home the past week with an
attack Of nervous prostitution, but is now
nh1o to bn ,,,,f AGAIN
G. +. Burrows 4 Company have pur.
chased the tugboat Herald, and propose
to fit it up and enter into competition 10,
share Of the towing trade.
W. J. Hamilton, the new dairyman,
has not raised on the price Of milk but
is still selling at five cents a quart. He
is after your trade, and furnishes the best
OF milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Dabney will spend
the winter in Seattle; Mrs. Dabney and
the children are expected to return next
week from their summers visit at the old
home in Iowa.
Do Not Experiment in so important a
matter as your health. Purify, enrich
and vitalize your blood with Hoods
Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself
strong and healthy.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
propose to give dinner on election day
at some convenient place. These ladies
are famous for their cooking, and fine
dinner will be served.
The Review Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. A. II. Lackcy. The Rev.
DIR. spent the afternoon out of doors with
his baby boy, all of the male persuasion
being banished from the house for the
occasion. AS usual the ladies had al,
enjoyable time.
There will be Il grand rally tonight at
the opera house, under the auspices Of
the Bryan club. The speakers will be
Hon. J. T. Ronald, cx-mayor Of Seattle,
and d. II. Carey, of Ellensburg, u silver
tongued Silver Republican. Everybody
invited to be present.
The union silver rallies throughout the
county last week were all we'll attended
that at Oakville, at which Messrs. Abel,
Wilson and others participated being the
largest ever held at that place. Messrs
Gilkey, Crawford and Cheney also met
crowded houses. This week good meet.
ings have been held at Aberdeen Gar
dens, Hoquiam, Cosmopolis, Wynoochee,
Garrard Creek and Cedarville.
Mr.. Strauch, practical soap maker
who recently came here from Milwaukee
for the purpose Of starting soap factory
expects to begin operations on small
scale as soon as the materials ordered
arrive, which will probably be some time
next week. Should the venture prove
successful factory will be erected in the
spring, and add one more to the growing
list OF Aberdeen industries.
Robert f. McKinstry, a well-known
resident OF Westport, died at his home
last Saturday, OF Bright's disease, aged
SO. Mr.. McKinstry was secretary Of the
Westport town site company for three
years, and at the time of his death wal
bookkeeper at the MCGOWAN cannery
remaining at his post until Friday, tht
day before his death. He leaves wife
and two small children. The intermen1
took place Sunday evening.
Anent the lumber combine which those
interested in are seeking to perpetuate
the press dispatches Of Tuesday have the
following: "Prior to the formation o
the combine year ago the competition
had become SO keen, especially in foreig,
markets, among Pacific coast lumbermeI
that lumber was actually being sold below
cost, and the smaller concerns were benl
pushed to the wall. This, at least, ha
been stopped, SO the interested mill mel
say, and the only proposition now is t.
create such unity of action among tin
manufacturers on the Pacific coast tina
foreign trade will be stimulated and al
mills will be operated to their capacity.
So after all it was the foreign trade tina
created the disturbance and not the vii
son bill.
Chas. II. Wilson is in San Francisc
this week in attendance upon meetin
Of the Central Lumber company, and ais
. attending the trial in the United State
circuit court OF appeals of the case Of tn