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san Diego, so and fare, employer here; house
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Two Mattresses Redlands, $50; waitress. Santa
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Building loans specially. Apply to
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25
RESOLUTION.

STATE OF WAsHINGToN,)
County OF CHEHALIs, IS.
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Council Chambers OF the City OF Abcr-
deem, Chehalis County, Washington.
Whereas, it appears to the City Coun-
Gil OF said city, that Newell street. from
the alley between First and Second
streets to the northerly termination OF
said street, or the Wishkah river, in said
city, as the same appears upon the re-
corded plat Of said city, is in need Of i'm
provement;
And whereas, it is the opinion OF the
said City Council, that the said Newell
street from the alley between First and
Second streets to the northerly termina.
ton Of said Newell street or the Wishkah
river, should be improved by the filling
thereof with sawdust in the ordinary way
to conform with the established grade on
said street, said filling to be at a width
OF % feet in center OF street;
And whereas, it appears to the said
City Council that the costs OF such i'm.
provement, exclusive OF street crossings,
will not exceed the sum of $3.50. %, which
is completed, be assessed against the adult
herein designated;
Now, therefore, be it resolved by the
City Council OF the city OF Aberdeen, IN
session assembled, that it be and is the
intention of the said City Council to i'm
prove said Newell street from the alley
between Fist and Second streets to the
northerly termination OF said Newell on
the Wishkah river, in said city, by the
filling OF the same with sawdust in the
ordinary way to conform with the estab-
lished grade on said street, and to assess
the costs Of such improvement against
the property or lots in said city abut,ng
upon said Newell street, and upon each
side thereof between the points herein
designated, which costs shall not exceed
the sum Of $4,000.
That the property or lots to be assessed !
as aforesaid are more particularly de- !
scibed as follows, to-wlt:
Lot II, in block %; lot I, in block "a /
lots and y, in block 27 lots and I,
in block 20; lot |, block b, in the city Of
a berdeen, as the same appears upon |
Samuel Benn s recorded plat OF SAID city,
now Of record in the Office OF the Auditor
Of said county.
That the property or lots last described
shall constitute the assessment district
Tor such improvement.
That July lst, 1896, be and the same is
hereby designated as the time in which
protests against such proposed improve
nents may be made, and filed with the
ilerk Of said city.
Passed and approved this the 18th day
II June, 1896.
Attest; J. \. Hoop, Mayor.
X. =. CAMPBELL, City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25

SarsapariIIa
n, .. ~.,. cure Liver Ills easy TO
Hoods Pills take, easy to operate. 25c.

is in the gold standard 10 us. Some. OF
course, by the gold standard mean gold
mono-lnetallism TO this we can no more
subscribe than we can to free silver at IL
TO !, because that means silver mono.
metallism.
We are for true bimetalism. and that
can only be had by having single stand
ard at the mint. There can he no such
thing as double standard. To have
true bimetallism so that both coins will
circulate side by side, with the market
OF the world constantly varying the COM
parative values OF the two, one or the
other must be made a standard at the
mint and the other pay a seigniorage into
the treasury. II only sixteen times as
many grains Of silver are 20 be put into
dollar as there are OF gold, then gold
must be the standard and silver pay into
the treasury the difference between SIX.
teen and whatever the commercial ratio
may be. But ii thirty-two times as much
silver were paced in dollar as gold,
then it would be necessary to make silver
the standard and compel god to pay
seigniOrage. Under either OF these propo.
sition: sound money would he had, the
government would holl the seigniorage
as re serve against whatever OF fiat there
might be in either coin, and the gambler
on change would have no opportunity to
manipulate gold and silver bullion SO as
to speculate on the coin OF the country,
as he did and could under the so-called
double standard.
Really. Mr.. Lees letter almost answers
itself, and we hardly see where he comes
in with IL to l free silver, but we have
answered thus at length hoping to clear
not only his vision but that OF others.
The founders Of this government sought
the commercial ratio before establishing
the coinage ratio, and ii we do the same
we can have sound currency with
comparatively free silver, but not now
at l6 to |.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25

The supreme court has affirmed the de.
cision OF the King county superior court
in the Heaton case, involving the question
OF mileage Of county commissioners. By
its rulings the commissioners cannot re.
cover mileage but must be satisfied with
their s. per day. The decision SAYS
Whatever may have been the law in
regard to this matter prior to 1890. when
the s. provision was made, it is con.
elusive to the minds Of the supreme
judges that the intention OF the act OF
1890 was to establish an independent
compensation for county commissioners,
and when this compensation was fixed,
it must be concluded that it was the in
tention OF the legislature that the per
diem should be exclusive compensation,
and the mileage formerly allowed was
not intended to be carried forward"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25

Everything points to not only better
demand for lumber in couple OF months,
but also to better values for white pine.
Even the present week, slight improve
ment is noted at leading distributing
points in the northwest, and it is likely
to continue. 1t must be remem bered
that the spring season, usually marked
by brisk demand for building material
has gone by without the usual demand,
and that the midsummer season of quiet
is already upon the trade. Nevertheless
the volume OF shipments remains about
the same as it has been for the past three
months. This is good indication. The
light purchases Of lumber SO far this
season, and the universally good crops all
over the northwestern grain states, be-
speak brisk demand in the fall. Mill
men are not forcing their stock on the
market, either, which. is an indication OF
feeling tina. lumber is going to bring
more money little later in the season.
Curtailment is going on at all the north
ern mills, practically, and the output Of
lumber for the season is not going to be
as large as in former years. This means
that mill men will not have the surplus
stocks next fall, which they usually have,
and which, in times Of dull demand,
there Is disposition to force upon the
market to the decentralization Of values.
AT some points it will yet be month or
six weeks before new lumber Will be in a
shipping condition and in the meantime
stocks Of old lumber are going to be re-
duced to the ground. All OF these signs
point to better demand at better prices
in the early fall for white pine lumber
Mississippi Valley Lumterman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25
AN EASTERN LUMBER MARKET

The Northwestern Lumberman. pub
lished in Chicago, speaking Of the whole.
SAFE trace Tor Pacific coast lumber, SAYS
Within five Years there has been
much promotion Of Puget sound and
Grays harbor lumter in the country east
OF the mountains. II has come in con.
nection with tie wonderful DEVELOPMENT
OF the red cedar shngle trade in the same
portion OF the country. Fir timber, floor.
ing. ceiling. and car factory stuff have
made considerable headwav. Cedar and
spruce siding have also found recognition.
But the trade has been promoted mostly
by agents from the mills or commission
men in the several markets. who have
confined their efforts wholly 10 the dis.
posal Of specials 10 dealers or consumers
who would take hold Of a little for trial
Even tie single business. which has
assumed such large proportions, has been
done by way Of direct orders and ship
ments from the mills to the retail yards
throughout the country. Perhaps an
exception should lie made Of he trade at
Missouri river points, which is largely in
the hands OF wholesale dealers, who buy
shingles on the coast and distribute them
to the trade. A degree OF that kind Of
business also prevails in upper Missis-
sippi river markets"
The Lumberman. in continuation, ai.
vocates the placing OF the selling OF our
lumber products in the hands OF whole.
salers, and the calling in OF mill agents
who sell TO retailers. SO that the whole.
salets may have complete control OF the
distribution. With most lines Of pro-
duction this is the profitable manner in
which TO conduct them. and the ideas OF
the Lumberman may be correct in this,
but We have noticed that the lumber and
single men on the coast who have made
the most money during the past two or
three years are those who handled the
product OF their mills themselves. This
may be rough on the wholesaler but it is
beneficial to the producer and consumer
alike.
Lumber is different from the product
OF nearly every other kind Of factory, in
that it is extremely bulky, and the
majority OF retailers buy lumber and
shingles in car lots, and car lots OF the
same kinds at that. There is, therefore,
ne object to be gained BY re.handling
in the yards OF the wholesaler, and it
would seem that lumber could be sold
direct TO the dealer even though one
thousand to three thousand miles away,
ITO their mutual advantage. However.
market for our lumber i. what is wanted,
and ii the Lumberman's Ell. gestion OF
placing its distribution in the hands OF
wholesalers is the better way, our mills
will not be long in adopting it,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25
Official Paper CT the City OF Aberdeen.
THE PLATFORM.

The currency plank adopted by the
Republican national convention, which
Is the only live issue in the approaching
campaign, is as radical in its declaration
Tor gold and against silver as the most
conservative gold and silver Democrat
could have hoped the opposition would
make, and gives the Democrats OH gold
and silver platform an even chance with
the Republicans, without them taking
the other extreme. The plank is as
follows:
"The Republican party is unreservedly
Tor sound money. 1t caused the enact.
ment o. the law providing for the re-
sumption OF specie payments in 1879
since then every dollar has been as good
as gold; We are unalterably opposed to
every measure calculated to debase orr
currency or impair the credit OF our
country.
I've are, therefore, opposed to the free
coinage OF silver except by international
agreement, with the leading commercial
nations OF the world, which we pledge
ourselves to promote, and until such
agreement can be obtained the existing
gold standard must be preserved
"All our silver and paper currency
must be maintained at parity with gold,
and we favor al measures designed to
maintain, inyiolably, the obligations Of
the United States. and all our money.
whether coin or paper, at the present
standard, the standard Of the most en-.
lightened nations OF the EARTH
1t was adopted by vote OF Sl2is to
1l0la, and contains not ray Of hope for
the silver men that silver will be recog.
nized in the least in any form or manner
The international agreement PROPOSE
ton amounts to nothing.
The platform as a whole upon which
the apostle OF protection is to stand is not
noted for any great degree Of concise.
ness; on the contrary, is decidedly yer.
bose, and contains not few absurdities.
1t has the usual claim OF credit for all the
good, and condemnation Of the Democrat.
Tor all i'll. Never since the DAYS OF
Andrew Jackson have the utterances OF
the administration been go positive in
asserting the rights OF this nation among
the nations Of the world, and vet this
convention blandly declares that the
present administration has caused this
nation to become dishonored abroad. 1t
denounces the present tariff as sectional
and in the same breath demands pro.
tective tariff for such products as come in
competition with foreign imports, which
above all others has been the most
sectional OF any.
1t is extremely funny, however, to see
this great convention eli a great party,
after having utterly refused to in any de-
gree grant the request OF Colorado and
other western states, and after their dele
cations have left the hall, offer them
stone for bread by the clap-trap endorse
ment Of woman suffrage contained in the
closing plank Of the platform. While
woman suffrage has made much head.
way in these states, their citizens, who
are more interested in silver, will not be
caught that way.