Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-18

Lycaa ha- she-ei9r= Iea-+-i .he -P stare
Il the adjoining bcildir-. WHICH E7e=
that porular a3stlerv twenty-five z-l--t-
caa1-octz
The Noc-esaLc VsI-t,- Ias- week 7lz=-
hal column I .oca. news t1r II
HzzALD aad crafts Il . rh= '.oca-
plpee= Thanks l1z .hea ,-e o--er
10 al papers y. r1o-r Il their new. from
sle same -oCrcs-
Re-. ". i. Coving-ca Ia eeen coc-
fa=,l 70 La. room the past week ~-.a 4
=e7=re 1t,Acz x ,1a-iltel-, and VS. --aol= p
20 preach la-r >lad4y. El- pulpit Fls
1ccupi=I II the IoyninE " Rev z. A-
Van Tass-l and ia The evening y Rev.
Dr. Lackey.
The sooner yoa begin - E=h. the fire,
The nzcre easily / may ne eztinZ--=-e'i-
The sooner you begin taxing Ayers
Sarsa oar;IIa Tor yoCr blocd-ii-ea=e, he
easier viii ce the cure. II both cases
delay : dangerous Il not iatA.. Be- sure
. yoC z=c Ayers ard IL other.
J Nr. and Mrs. =. Z. .clofe.d leis ou
yester lay :1r Spokane. where he ;3rner
VII cog ~ & rev location. Mrs..
SchofeGI Will = IN % North part and
visit relatives and friends. They -
par-ly On accuCn. q ,te health 1t Mrs..
-chofe.d, aud while hoping she may
aeneE. ~ The change. W regre, their
departure. which viii ~ / ass % Aoer-
it.=c
/. J. Qrin,in, Ct Ccpsra. his =e,.rra'.
the aeency, i1r Chehalis County, i9r Bry-
al new book, The First Battle, anI
VII maze thorough canvass q -h= ,erri-
tory. Every friend Of the r21se which
Mr. Bryan represents should have = copy
cf The work, 20 a. 70 oe The betce- pre-
pared i1r the cnum:nZ batt-e. Mr..
Qui1til Il also Authorized u receive $40
scrip.ion= :or the HEzALD.
The ChehaIis county hl=nbers 1t tie
legislature returned hoa-e SATURDAY
Representatives koeA,er and Giikev both
worked hard IN she Interests q ch=!r con-
=ti.gencs, the f3rrler particularly n The
fish and road rs, ana the alter on the
logging and schocl bills. --e.s.sspSs-.s-
bach derived coa=laera.Fs sati=iaction
il aiding ;e,.=seat vicious 4? legislation
is<-&s>-c -r-..--. .s@- irg:yy-- s-,i --s-e--"1-
3ssss~s.
The Axford correspondent Of the Non
tesano Vidette ANNOUNCES the birth oi d
l3-pornd sen. On Marrh I, 1891, to Nr.
a.t Mrs T. P. >uiderth AMI who thinks
/. or-h. 70 oe raned Mckinley On that
Account. Well. hardy Mr. -1Iderth
has nat been lifelong Democrat i3r
nothing. and ! not likely 10 name =
child # hi= after man who represents
principles entirely antaz9uis;ic u VIA.
he beli47es. Here. health 20 The y5rne
an.i-go.douZ.
4. the different forms oi skin troubles,
IRON chapped hands 10 eczema and IL
doleu: ulcers can be readily cured BY
DeWirt'. Witch Haze. >aIye, the -rea.
Pile cure Evans Drug CO.
W. 4. Crande, Chas. T DeLo-h
have accepted til ,eucy ;or this vicinity
Of the Home Ial Fire Insurance
Company ii c. 3raa. F~-A-Ss
the leading FIRE Insurance comPa1 ,sz>dc-
ing business On the coast waSorZan:z-d
in 1854, since which tip~i: has paid
over Jour million de.;efs in losse=. The
company gives>'tarticuiar attention 20
coast tusiasrs, takes only the safest risks
and alSsgs pays its losses promptly. 4
STARE Of the business here il respectfully
S.1...c....ed1 ~ Cca1del! & nsLaSl.
IaxoI Is the best medicine f9r chill
dren. Doctors recommend il in place oi
Castor Oil.
The ice cream social at the Free Real
ing Rooms Tuesday evening was social
and financial SUCCESS, the attendance BE-
ing com posed largely Of those who have
learned 70 appreciate and who have taken
advantage Of the opportunities offered by
the reading room. The program began
with an Interesting address by Rev. \. 4.
Doyle, upon the benefits to be derived
from the Use Of reading rooms. Songs
were sung By Mrs. c. 4. Bell, Mrs. !. II.
Lackey, and the I. .. 6. T. glee club
recfta,ions by Mrs. Hugh Mcneil and
Prof Campbell, and selections from 4. :.
Jac1aon's gramophone, operated by NJ.
Seager. All present see med to thoroughly
enjoy the evening.
c. T. Burrows & Co. have let the con-
tact to Capt. 7. c. Reed, Of Ballard, for
the construction Of new and faster
steamer for use On the harbor l. will DC
rs long at the keel, 20 feet beam and ) :.
feet depth OF hold, fitted up with two
l2inx43in engines and will run II miles
per hour; will be lighted with electricity
and supplied with all modern convenien-
cies, and coet about $4,000. Captain
Reed was expected last evening, and to
begin construction az once, a. it is to be
finished early in June. The new boat
will make two round trips daily between
Hoquiam and Montesano. and one to
. Westport. The owners hope 10 establish
; a permanent transportation line between
: Aberdeen and South Bend via the beach
which We hope 10 gee accom- plished.
The first annual ball Of the Aberdeen