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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
APPEALING FOR FOOD.
Their Families Are >tar,in. While the
>triker> Refuse TO Work.

Pi,;sblrs. A.. ll.-Ap?ey,l> :or
food ana provisions we've numerous =;
the headquarters 81; ne miners -. t.ais
il his cl,y To-Day. l: apr~ars-; - j
there WAS 4 wal :~o:u every section @:
The district. an miners II r<->ou 1e-e
pre>en, - ask .hA: s.e suffering oae>
b@ lcoke' after. Secretary " amer MS
keyi busy answering me appeals Il
said ;onich; ,hA; he IA; sen, mere than
$1,000 worth u provisions INTO various
pats II the district. lie appeals a-e
now coming in from The families. ING
heals u which axe !; ;he various MIN
ing camps using ;Ae.r influence 70 keep
o.as- Men from, working.
\ series az meetings are II ~ he.i
sll over ,he district l, : expected =
keep NJ ,he in;eres, IL eve-y se,,ioa
snti si'enc ;hea eyerE point where there
: The less; Indication @: weakness
The vi.ii> q ,ae mines II ne New
York & Cieye.An: Gas Cl>.. Con gcs..y
s-e II be kept y. AM ne viso- IL
CREASE. .r'oa, 3Ay - Gay.
E-,r,y tbs r,o-n;r. lie miners q:
We; Z aste,h r.A;e = rs-th o. ..e
mines - .ae Elizabeth Min,u. Com
rGrv. formerly ore-a'ei ~ Homer s;
Koc~r;>. Aoau: - Men ve-e -oia< n
wors. Ai:er : CONSULTATION re i4en
ASKED ih4i the! b~s AAovri - dai>a
loas.cc i TAI They Acre~ei - - On,
- sraa - ! u.s. .ea 81. wa,ca a.,
,ak= sewers. ia3s. 0:ac.A> g: Tie
c>1r1 .sa1y made al et.o-i - e; penn
son from Ire miners ot.:e;x> Il COW
;.aEe wo-s q 6--,eri bass It's
49, -, gwen. An3 :; : expected ..
;-e mine Nj. - lille a. s,on - lie -,
= 'rts -;
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
WEALTHOF THE YUKON
Hugh c. Wallace Talks OF
the Great Gold Strike.
EXTENT OF THE RICH DIGGINGS
IL Il Estimated That 100. 900 Men Will
Go in the spring Cslifornian
Changes His Mind.

Tacoma. Aug. l0.-Hush {. Wallace.
the prominent banker. who has protss-
olv made more careful inves,is ation
NJ the Kloniike than anybody on the
NnaSl who has not actually been There.
having interviewed srea, number u
The miners VINO came down on the Port
land las; month, ana other PEOPLE VINO
have travelled in the upper Yukon ooun-
.-y and Yrospec:ei along the main river
ami its branches, said 10 press repre-
sentative:
There IS 10 doub, tha, the Yukon
will yield more gold than has been
taken from any rive, on this coast. or
probably n any other par, II the world.
The Yukon runs through 4 Country not
sc; explored by white men. and It's bars
are universally reported 10 oe rich.
Miners who have worked along the river
since 1872 agree that ground IS - 500
per DAY Is easily found.
The existence ot gold in such guam.
titles along The main river " abuudan,
pr.oi u rich diesine> in ether branches
than the hloniike. 1t Is certain There
WAS TWO months Aso somewhere be,w cen
g.. 0o0. 900 ana s. noo. 600 alresiv taken
On; ana sen, 10 Dawson Ci:y. Fully
ont.-hat ~ this. il = believed. Nlll
come DOWN on the rex, 1--WE steamers.
The gold thus far taken gu. hss
some from Two o. three SINAI, creeks
empiyins into The kloniiSe. Reports
ii other rich strikes have been obtained.
Returning miners unite in Declaring
:ha, p-ospeciius has sca0cely begun.
Men engaged in pNoh,sale enterprises
~ Puse, sound are leaving them ior TIE
hlondike. ! am informed that profit
sole 3issinss AMI prosperous towns in
Alaska are being Almo<, deserted in
the rusA Ter ,he new eldo-ado
There viii he mighty ani cor.in-
uou> stream 81 people from Pg.se, sound
fer 'he next sly weeks. AM believe !,
: no exa.gera;ion - say .ha, there
will IS 100, eco Men - in mex, Fehru.
a.y. March, April and Nay. To my
know le!se, letters are being received
daily from every section q This oour.
~. ani from European cities IS well
making inquiry - Il means Q: reaching
Alaska in The spring
"Cli IuAore-S say the tip can d
made any month u the year. The
lssi.ou> aai dit.;cui; r<,-l q: the Zip las
consisted heretofore u climb owe,
The ;lloun;@ai,. passes requiring : portage
q: : miles from 81: waite. - the frs:
q. = series q: axes, forming The Yukon
hea3wa:e->. ms 5it.cn..v : now over.
.o- >i.ce 'he u<.nc q: Whites pass be.
Gan. three weeks ago horses caa t.a
,,sa@. :or packing outfits ,he entire us
lance over the mountains. AMI miners
them >-lvs> Can vide Il they choose /;
i three Gays t7om Pase, sound 70 ,n.s
y.a>>.
"Tas ezeci a. ,he>z discoveries or
business On Puce. sound n2s beer ele.-
--.c. an Ire ese,, q me immense in
c-sAse II me prrilc;ioa ~ gold Wi,
stimulate Sye-v s-;a-v - :-s;e -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
No klNrHike for Him.

Po-: Townsend. AIS. ID An evi-
3e,ca ;Aai many people started :or The
-: L. : .: A,a>Ss iu:;ns the strain
%; a.e.;a, excitement Mss s.vsa here
lAs, night. when ,he steamer Queen
,>.i,=i :o- tie uo-ih jus, ai,e. the
steamer 0,sw L. whistle IL cas, u. re,
lines. At excited pss>ease-. MO had
$50 wo',h %: provisions r.,.s,i through
- Dyea. yelled CIT;
Boy>. divide ne 81 ie,Ss ca,ween
yor; In sain, hack 10 California
Lne Disguised passenger refuse; Il
give Is name. III, SAID he would v--
il - give :? Us outfit .hsa - ,aks
iae chances q; crossing Ch;iSo.o; PASS
Ills fall.
Evident! mere ve-e several Disciples
g. >acr;s,te.ie- Dean sai vie. - SAD
E-,-c.sao. Yesterday hound :or ASKS.
~ .1>, before the Queen sale. "a.
-. seve-s. We. dressed yo1.s men
,--s1s'i S-o-c3 r. ely Il Q1=s: d:
.aAoss - .res-,ta,ks- They s4i3 iaey
wee gong 'ow- Inc Yukon -.v=r !.
oo4;s. A-3. i >2se Trey x. overheard.
r@r~- 1o-e! woC'i - -r:-ei ~ c+,-
-: Re;- l. NH! ezs@s ,hev s-ct4~=i-
- X Tu-ss.-s his ;wo-.n;c;s q ~a:c1
have t'-sn .olrl - r. counterfeit Oae
s4...or-s;. = : ta:ct o: Se.o :. a..ls
,e-e-iv-. iw1 81 Confederate hills Ct:
IL --.1i~-@ = SO I1v+s,;c1i.Q- -
ve-o.r-' i-= is. ia. they we .4:;
a=,r e. Ys...- 80 Ez-i ro-iA II m
l.----.--
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
HER SOY WAS UGLY.
\ ouitmar. Georgia Mother Commits
Terrible Crime

Qni.mAn, Ga Az. li-F5>.se-men
discovered ;Ae body o: ; 6-ye.,--old bay
floating OF ,he surface e.: pa,,5 -5.,-
this yl&rs ani lA;e- Identified j, - the
>>n - Ms. I;el.A Povel. Banks. :
WIDOW. owning fam JUS, outside 81:
Sui,nlAa.
The Ac,;o-s Q: ne ,,,oits, when ne:i-
Il; q The discovery a7als@i .ne >usv.-
cio1> q: lie oa-one- A-3 Sc WAS s.-,>a-
que1;,y arrested ans PLACE: n jail.
Here she WAS VISITED :! na.n.s;e-. IL
whom, sae confessed having murdered
her child. Tie reason Sc gave wA.
.hai he Vas 100 rs,y IL b@ permitted -
Eve, sri va> Constant >or-ce q: en-
-gs--ass msai - her n ;h4t sc>a'-,r,.
Sc sla:. TIA; >le s-i - ttle poai.
ar when she ;-.s.i . push him Il X
resisted With a.. rs ieet.e strength.
Sc b-oks 6o~r oaal ?.etel! II 81 ST.
SAYS STE wants Il r hA-s@i - s..,a =
possible. Tie ohi.i'> :Ace w4s -
----! y s.-:r-A-s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
= SLUMP IN SILVER.
The Price Declined oze szi one- ous-rs-
Iens. AZ \eu York

Mem Ye-k. Are. s->..ve- ns,'l;,.
experienced, ;nsAy Ire c2cs. violent
break G: - Seasons decline l.. Lon,
'oa. '1s ?,.ce i'V?Ys': ,:& ~ o..,,>s
..C-n yesterdays r-.ce- selling 81 sSS.
?@- cu-as. - against = ID : ,,e., 3.
80. t. New Yo-k p sca tel u SIS. e
al, = o.e-sS =, :. a. o-r,x t.o., vs..
;e'';aY Ass x, within : y,orve. Al
ms r-st@ Tx ta.l.on v&,,se ~ ,ae 81.
ve- cel'A. : rs1s u,o7e ;.,Aa ~
:s-is
L'nio- dispatches s<;-.os,: ,o:sx's
erSs. Weakness N silver IL l,1ns:S,i,,,
;: Sss Ye-S holders II Ike ovll.a..
>r'A decline - ,,riAy'> s&< r<s
ee~;l witnessed s.ntv june. l>sN T..
l0.ilA rrlo;s were closed - :rv>a :. v,,-
oa,n&se jane . II Us; yes. ~, IRE
news. ea..l0n EEL u Is,...>- :v,g.Y
;, Al ~ oa-;e IL s y-;tS Ns,aw SOS
hut il -&l.,ai Sharply ,&;a-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

Valley. Me-. 49,. IA c-4ii,-
ao-l ysAnv 81 TX -=2- here * ur,=-5 :
skeletons 4. tie t.,i.es ~e-e II :
eaa: <tA;= u preservation. &-5 were
ev;6e-;.E tl-.ei via ;1ei- c,o:h@s o-
81 without osA-<- Fiv= were =
Es.as- Tae t'oi:@> hzi F-ocs2t = te-e-
= iAe erozr3 : - - v@A~> ta, ~
resident - - .o'>2..1! c2r -=cA.l SIT
er-.ls cr01-; .a,Ai@; 1=-e. 10y ;c.ss
-rCo- -e-A;= u 2-ylhiIc /. ~ -,
iA2. ~! 2acc1-i i, Tie 7-e~@2o= e.:
II skeletons II t',.5.5-s wee O., x=-4i
w;A . (! :ew :s<i 9: e.s-i.. T.; ~e-=
Els;s-3 II -A-e@ i'~-c1. A2g&r@1I,!
- skeletons Ar= .51rs+ q: white g,-s. X
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

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e-ssae1 S'sS r&sats>i, She j. s,,a s,,ss
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.'s.. TIE OSsss>; St&is< "a N,,vss~
Ss<>tS AT ss'A X ,s>,S&Se facilities NJ
Il Is ls'N>tSele sAe ssss>s ~ S>iS,ux>s Nv
ss- SISTER sAsss, sae MssSStAmSrg,x 49,
'-'s sV"a - Il = ~ sNsN>>ss>s ss,,w sAss
ne Ne" fAsA .s,>aA oal X yeNss,~>S -.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

F4-1ir-iCsl. WA> A.. l,.-TSrs,
t-ck@ o1I >5o-Tlv St,e- o't-acS iAs>
moving = ihe -5A- y Rsce's harness
s1o2. a. IL ez>s ri y Nan >s-sxi.
II lss- shS- - -l.-1;s> ~ = ,oa-+ 49, :
E2> II fines E@or.< vs-e 6s-srgs.s
toward sav.nc sae <a--Vaniinc y-<.,-
~-iE zn6 preventing ~ sv-S&d .: iAt
1-e- A:,s- a2-i 1-As. A>lias ra,5l
la-- 2tls, izyli-1'- ne 1-s department
111 CITIZENS Es7s = s,1ss--l. ~ S
9'c>a,k ne 1-e Us Wei z,1 ss- co~s-,el.
ID t1e 12r-e- 3: = cs-,-Sl ,Satssz "a
-oa 49, pas Aoszl 0as~h&.t n i-e
s.--ss - Nj, street we're Sss.-0yss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

y M>NFtA"r> q. Aas sA-<'s&-s
sN'S'> '>'' e&>' Taa,s2Ay ., - Ara;sy,,
WIZ $ Ns>''AS>~>,Sr-V,SeS sA.,ssy,n -
~''>s = NSSNca, Ns>s<~ssv Ssss,s,,,r
S''S'N~'s"S sNSF'Sts we've Ss,vss,s. ~as,N
~N'SE s'~sses A2sa ,ass.s, ASs A,,ss So.
Nc. Vas sae a&S &S,,ass ~ Ay,,s<, -.
800 ~sssN''N - tx ss>a&tA Tx -.
>VNSSS>' u.s. ssAs - he ssa ssss W.
: Z S'ss'Nec ~ Sv@sss ase4 & sy,sA $40,
w" Us - ~ - SA< AasSsS s,,,ss,,.as
~ S>''S'sSss'N aNSs As> sS52sss = So.
sN'S<~ ~ @sNS 9ea ~ AsS 49, ~sess-,.'>.
ssasS $SS''<
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

=. >As;a 'T'>3s'VS. "a, Az, eA-TSs
.s's'' No&n,a'a gss&;A *; .: S,s,s.--r
s'SS''s>S v&G'S ami wasss-a Ns-rst~,s
: '''o ~ Y y'Srs ~: sesa >.Nsa,,v 1asSa ues,s
''NN~ s's'A'Ss rosa - ~ - y,ar e.aas ~ :
M s@ss NSASc AN,evsSvss Z, ~ xs.,s,<
u NN'NsaS, 'Asses SS,1s,N-,s> - I'A.S~ss..- ~.
,'''N' WY A>> rs3asss>s ;c,aa s e,ss- e
'''s s>>$>A sa&tos~ ',sa sNp-eass : -.
sN>'S, y k-V>&' " ws>,Saa< p. Case re-.
S s"~'s $40 ''ae s~>ss7ea ssa~s 50, Mar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12
NORTHWESTERN
Evidence of Steady cro|
and Enterprise. |
ITEMS OF GENERAL Iyrp,|
Prom All the Cities and
the Thriving Sister Stat.
-Washington.

eu0 Ten,
the thriving Sister stas,,
Aoslin has a new Touring min
The state Bar Association v;n
its next annual meeting in Suol'.
More than $1,000 was paid \.
netiers in Blaine for one nioh,,
The annual report Of the ,na;,J
Adams county shows that N.
only owe- $1,000.
john W. Trov, the ALLEGED d....J
AUDITOR Of Clsllam county. h..
taken back 10 Port Angelica n. }
able that his case will be settl.;
Of court.
The telephone line to Gols..
will soon d completed. The uoI..
ali ct, AID the wire in place = !
Winans. The line will cros. =.
az Winans place, being stretrh.,
tween 'heir big stationary fish,I
/. = reported that the Gener,l !
tric COMPANY, OF Portland, h, \
surrey OF the Klickitat falls m.l
Gently ior The purpose Of iun,1
el4c.'lci.! tor The Dalles and IN
dale zn3 70 hnild an electric In.
Lyle - Gol1endale.
50 man! men are leaving n
county ,aa, there is a fear Of cri,
.h= single Industry in this cou,t,
;he manufacturers say they cai
enough uea - keep the miils IN !,
ton. Even the farmers come "a \
Ne-noa daily looking for heIu h
Il ~ lay aelds.
TIE Wslla Walla Statesm,,
thu. when ,he petition OF the ca,
ci4l CLUB 0: tina, place to the -
partner; 70 have two troops Of q,
s=n. 70 " ALA 20 replace those =
For. Yellowstone was referred :
a3nuari!n: officer of the depa,h
u the Columbia, that Official ~
favorable report upon the petition
Ms. Esq! and her daughter. q
O: Rockford. Spokane COUNTY
Ealk=i AL the way from Spoh,l
N=w Yo-k city. returned 4 isv
aga = their home. Both moths
32ueh,=: -eF.or, having had ,
time. All i-clare that their heslA
1ev=r t@;;=-. although the long id
.=31 81 them in flesh. Their obi
maxim: .ae trip was for the puI
.. making enough money to u
mortgage t-om their farm. Thv
4 demand Z. the various museums
o.h=- places. where salaries wen
,a=- - cu-io=!ties.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

Na-zcs A.. ..--o,3 inhabitants
- Ills ci;! -<.4i= "a: uas1 C@.oyS>
=. Castillo - : Ya2le slant ms
- :; : s.1ral b@'e, = cvrsv upsnAn
1o.i ~ :o-.--% - Y-ei.c:s.s i,2i
II Tc13i t,-sl-e .-esi- Sni uol... ,4s-;
VIE T.uiS-i ieAfA.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

Lo15o-. 49, .i-l'- - SIX Il.
change Ae-e los! spans = -=.1f;i.-s
tS.l o-s-1,lt 3 penn IL - 1-Es G.. ;.s=
Ss>2ss i-8.io- @: Premier CA-1vAs *.
CAsil..a. LA,+- L - ~ Spanish -
o1-3;.ss recovered :1-5-7-7. -: %: -
.nt.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

oskAinass, L. AZ. In cts4l
Devlae iz,&.lr saoi A.=147S=- Go~<-v.
A. Coloa- s1t1-a. ,oiG!- D@T1z+'s
wife us &lso slicAiiT =a1-3s,i. De-
vine cA&-s-3 GoE=-v with breaking p
a.s As=s- Es s--.s15s-e5 - .1s sas-...
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

Ln3.A-2v'o,.s. AZ. .l.-I1= CAi..scs
express IT ta= P+-2>- .v&-i8 IKE HI :
Mo7o- sElitA engine cane t,,-=i-=- =
1s73-s1i o,l-.=.oa 81 Max. So;
t-,,s>si-s rs Et-1,-c. william NA--
tx. ~ Nom s-E-o+=-. ~. instantly
killed AS oc;h engine: o1yl+t4.r
~-e;kt'1- NJ ?sAsss-ssr> Ee-s ;1.1-s'-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

/ .s-Ee cougar, measuring 6kI
.-'91 :? 20 Zip. was killed near Y
81. week
Tie Oregon Press Associates
1==i Z Baker City on Octobss Il
al5 =
Q-:,a number OF the Umahlh
si&2: 4r= = ,ne Grand Ronde valk!
Ca.o. oa1a;y. digging camsa
J1E outside Of the town Of AAd
1el3 0: 3 se-es Of wheat has jus |
harvested. snd The yield Was 50 h
- ne se---
-a= ss.A-. If the principal d
H.Ess= -. s,Acol has been redunl
60. A73 ,a= unier.teschers to 81
IT, .a1:,4-s salary was cut DON
s.s hu@ So.
LIS. ~e@k ! piece Of bridge d
- r.: c-s zn,i 10 inches in dir
E4> ~ >, SA.iun's logging camp >
Clzi<A-.=. :o- the Astoria & Colu
S3vs- -4..-oxsi.
81 ,ae c-=om house in Astoria
;sv -, EEK $1,000 duty on al |
rAi -.i=- iae new tariff, or $780,
i1z- wo-.. have been required I
- 80 ,4w.
-AEtv-sx bounty warrants for 4
-s9s 81 gopher scalps were ls'us
M2-so,- t,,s--ty las, week. The
~ E1ica ihe warrants were
<711.=3 = .he aggregate to sMl
Ms My >imons, Of Sodavll
So = - IL oldest person il
;'alzlE, 4.5 y~-Aaps in the state
: -: ys4~< 81. Mrs. Fisher.
- ys4-< 81. : the Oldest reslds
Al>,A-y
IL ,z-t:a river annual
saee :: - Methods, Episcopal %
~. r. hell IN Pendleton durlh
vs-sS ~ -,.1 ing August 20. lR
tt,x-s,~ - Atou, SIS minister
-2,,t 49, - charges. 1t is err
i1&; 10 v.<,.ors will be W
So, ss will preside.
= Dispatch ras received II
CIR .-gn Tai>er. Idaho, anna
;As G-.v4, q. i snelter and -
sSas xa1.i - Immediately in.
- le4 >sva- Devils. This y
-ocvs a: s--,s-.snce toward opssa
.A< vA>i ~. 9sr teI.. One an
IS . :. -.z.tiae-y was receivds
sA-s,s ;z.ss Tie smelter is nid
=: : ts-s capacity. and one
matte 80 aenAl four tons Of ~
l,s2 DaSca.S ~ sversges ~
:,,.-,.,sr. DE- ls,sssss Of the mins
- -x.sv 6-l.a harvest. Severn
,-&< - u =, u, up for the pa'l,
w',,-Ss-ls s.-.a a. the rich soe
RA5,a xa,--i in the same dlss'.
A.,,,ai ,za carloads Of dirt ars
ssaas r. ~ :. Lsnmy while
working IL TIE Beaver Hill
II Ce,as tv,-n,y, last week
:sss ~ Sri bruised, ou'
vns-,s e--o Ss-- ~
Cevs- san .o-s Of hay VIII
- ~ ,a,s N ranches. in Lam i;
MS rs2-. sd He-yiord bros'
- tA&i &1ch more. o"p9
ranches ~. -, nearly a. nue.
sas,s,aAss. with Ire small ranc1
a.aSs Lake ;aaaiy's 1897 nay -
a. . -,sa,,r iAs loo. o00-ton -
\. {. Az-chill is building
s..,.si ts- 7sA- Newberg. in
,snzsw- Ts,s a-ier will have
aa,,s.,.sy = $50 bushels Of ma.
rs a.4.k .:e--y yield in d.
t-aa-,.s M.l:,,~ will not come 3
nsS- 5e,s expectations OF W.
IA 2as--,xxr Shippers say -
.e Les iA&z ASl; serop 1n"
: s5;-se ...,s,:. d, tie severe
N.ara-a .ss- There vas IN
,ts A4.rsss.-as : The lore par h.
sar. weS.> r.. - the anuc' ~
,ssavr s-a7s -; the snss
escrsas s. II tarasd oeL
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-18

DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Day left for the
Orient on the Doric yesterday.
Washington Irving, vols. Regular
$40. Sale price, s2.67. Wall, Nichols
Co
There will be a meeting of the Sports
Committee of the 4th of July CelegTa-
ton at the Drill Shed at 1880 this ev-
ening.
Wilson & Whitehouse have been
awarded the contract for building the
Pail road. p. T. Dillingham; is the
bOndsman. Work viii begin at once.
Lieutenant Elliott Of the Philadelphia
entertained Thomas Brown. the San
Francisco banker, and the ladies of his
party at dinner on board the cruiser
last night.
Charles D. Wilson, formerly of Ho-
nolulu is playing a drum in theater
in Seattle, and his wife is selling tick
cts in the box office They reside with
Wilson's mother.
James F. Morgan will sell at his
a consignment Of ladies' shirt waists,
underwear, children's bonnets, a fine
line or tailor goods, etc.
Flags used for decorating at the
press dinner on Saturday were return
ed yesterday with thanks 10 British
Commissioner Halves, Captain Kuro-
Okla, T. b. Murray and F. w. Macfar-
lane. The palms, kindly provided By
Wray Taylor and Nurseryman Haughs
were also returned with thanks
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-18
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L OENE. ~
SECOND ANNUAL
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
Preparatory 10 Our Annual
Stock Taking.

Great reductions in all departments.
Special Bargains" in odd lots to close
out. Note a few of our many cut
prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

in the street became so interesting that he
took a prolonged look out of the window,
whilst pater sketched an elaborate diagram
upon his blotting-pad.
However, pater must have cheered Tom
up a good deal in the course of the day, for
they left the Office together in high spirits.
They made mysterious and prolonged visit
to fancy-dress emporium and one or two
other places, and then they stuck big cigars
in their mouths, and actually went off and
played a couple of hundred at billiards
pater's annual dissipation, as, he called it.
After this they went to the booking coffee
at st. Paul's station to collect half a van
load of parcels; and finally dispersed at
Dulwich with a cabful apiece. 1t was
noticeable that Tom had grown very cheer
full since the morning, and pater arrived
home so full of jokes and merriment that
even Aunt Aggie had to smile.
Then the real business of the day began.
There were the nieces and nephews to visit,
with presents; there were the Christmas
boxes to the servants, the parcel-bringers,
and all sorts and conditions of men and
women-for pater didn't believe in waiting
till boxing day. There was the final stirring
of the Christmas pudding, a solemn annual
rite, under the superintendent of cook, at
which each member of the household was ex-
pected to be present. After this the chill
dren went to bed, and the onerous functions
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

cry, and once. | think, grandma and mater
wiped their eyes, and grandpa and Aunt
Aggie looked very hard into the fire. There
was something about peace on earth and
good will toward men" and something
about remembering those whom they would
not for all the world forget, and forgetting
little grudges and quarrels that no one
wanted to remember. There was something,
too, about the happiness of all in receiving
and the greater happiness in giving, and last
of all there was something about what it all
meant-I think he said kindness and re-
membrance and love"-but he faltered so
here that one had to guess at the words
Such, he said, were the gifts which their
visitor brought, and such were the gifts
which all would wish to render in return.
Then grandpa received pipe, and pater
box OF cigars; grandma, a wonderful ar
rangement to hold up a book to read, and
mamma pretty stand Che must have heard
her say that she wanted something to go in
the little windowD. The children had dolls,
and engines, and books, and boxes, and bon
bons-there seemed no end to them. Every
one had something, till at last only Auntie
Aggie was left: and she seemed to feel this,
for she kept clasping and unclasping her
hand over her handkerchief, which she had
rolled into ball, and looked quite uncom-
Portable.
Then grandpa said, very knowingly: ga
ther Christmas, is anyone forgotten?" But
Father Christmas became bashful again at
this point, and his voice sounded so funny
when he began to reply that he couldn't go
on. And Aggie trembled so when the chill
dren whispered audibly in her ear: "Say
me- auntie," that everyone began to feel
uneasy for the moment. -