Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-20

F'' "''''' "'SestIoIl, cure headache, 25c
). +. slade and wife, of San Francisco
registered at the Pacific hotel last satur
day. ''"'
Milk five cents per quart, or eighteen
cents per gallon. T. F. Haynes. Ponce,
Dairy.
Lem Wiley returned to Aberdeen Fri
day, having been entirely restored tc
good health.
Mrs. VIM. Winder returned TODAY r.
her home in Astoria, after a few weeks
visit in town.
VI. NJ. Hoover, and several boats of the
Aberdeen fishermen, returned the pas,
week from the Columbia river.
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Bright went down
TO the beach last week, Mrs. Bright and
the babies remaining over Sunday.
For Sale-Two lots in Frances add.
ton to Aberdeen; near school house
both for 800. Enquire at this office.
Martin Arnesen has opened up the
New Brunswick Restaurant on F street,
in the rooms formerly occupied by j.
Dougan.
The Dabney block occupied by the
bank Of Hayes 4 Hayes has been hand
somely reprinted, and adds materially to
the looks Of that part of town.
u A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Weatherwax, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Wood.
ing and Superintendent Bryan have been
enjoying the past week tenting at Grand
Forks.
w. Achey was down from his ranch up
near the Wishkah falls, this week. He
reports the logging camps running
steadily, and many OF the voters talking
for Bryan.
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 Chehalis County Bar Association
is in session in this city today, for the
purpose Of perfecting the organization and
acting upon the report of the committee
on constitution and bylaws.
Il. II. Evans and wife returned last
Saturday from Kettle Falls, and will re-
main until spring. Mr.. Evans is we'll
satisfied with the prospects in the dis.
trict where he has been prospecting.
Last Friday, while working around the
capstan in logging camp near Hoquiam,
G. L. Gerkey was struck in the head by
the sweep, from the effects of which he
died the next day. Undertaken Boards
ley went down and embalmed the body,
which was shipped to Warsaw, Missouri.
Deceased was distant relative Of Com
missioner Kirkaldie.
G. A. r. National Encampment, at st.
Paul, September lst to 4th, inclusive
The Northern Pacific will sell round trip
tickets August 25, 26, 90 and 20, good to
return up to September l3, inclusive, at
$50. 90, with privilege of returning by any
direct route.
A. G. CLARK, ACT.
|TCapt. Geo. W. Bell, United States con-
sui in N. S. w., and former resident Of
Montesano, is in this country on leave
OF absence. He spent several days last
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arland'
and also addressed the people OF Monte
sano. Captain Bell possesses his old
time geniality, and is an interesting
platform speaker as we'll as CONVERSE
tionalist.
The cannery has been ready to start up
since Tuesday, when 80 Of the Cinnamon
arrived. Operations have been delayed
however, by the non-arrival of the cans
These are on the way and are expected
here today or tomorrow. The black sal
mon are running, and they are splendid
looking fellows, and will 60 far toward
establishing reputation for the Aber'
deem cannery.
J. w. Carey moved his stock OF goods
and his family to Aberdeen this week
which place will be their future home
They leave many friends in Elma, who
will preserve fond recollection OF them
and whose good wishes follow them into
their new place OF abode. MIR. Carey's
place in our business circle will he hare
to fill, and, socially, the family will be
sadly missed.-Elma Chronicle.
The Stay att Home Club picniced yes
terday at the Parsons ranch, just th'E
side OF Grand Forks. They were jolly
LOT about 40 of them, mostly Of the femi
nine gender, and to say that they had
GOOD time would be putting it mildly
Il was a delightful day, and while the
men folks went fishing the women iolk'
climbed up on the hay in the barn ant
We'd with the youngsters in turning som
ersaults and sliding down the hay. There
are many such delightful spots aro"n'
Aberdeen. and these little excursions arr
80 many helps to rejuvinate the mind an'
body, bringing rest to both,
The second annual exhibit OF the WASH
;noton State Fair will be held at Nortl
Yakima, on the State Fair grounds, iron
sente,nber 2Sth to October 3D., inclusive
m LII. Co,nnissionprRX will attempt