Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-23

on hand.
Mrs. Renne came up from Cohasset
on Tuesday, and is n guset OF Mrs. A. u.
Wool.
The NJ q. X. club spent II delightful
afternoon with Mrs. krycs Yesterday.
about - being present.
Hear the vcutriloQuist NJ the opera
house tonight; then You Will want I"
hear him asain saturday night
The rooms in the rear at lrU's Shoe
store arc hcing tomoAclcd tNr the use "
Max SantoriS wlA,,ms establishment,
II. {. Ea)ph, WITH n ~wts| ASSISTANTS.
arrived ln,m TACOMA NN~,laN AMI ecean
the survey e, ;he e>,eNsiNn ~ tho ~'I
rv,A ~ NNlU,am.
MIS-. I. \ NOS, whN Na~ N'cu Visiting
wjh her lwwNtS, Nv sNd M,s, ", I,
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t,euir, AMI ,Nat,uno Shrr hst week
w;yA N>v tNv,,>cS, ani cutters IN sight
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ys,, lAssm>wirA house IN T and Eiver
S,v~s> j. >wtHs ru, IN shape Tor oc-
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,,>y ,ay, s,,apAsv,ucosct MIS-, Max sanford,
Nv&,I w~vNvl Yesterday from Rev.
VI \, IevNStpn statsS that they ATE very
voHth pleased with their uew charge, at
C0ltAx. sui have been most cordially
ystVlvrI,
\, IL. touau and kobt, Coates, OF
Erven. Michigan, arrived Tuesday and
registered 4, the Pacific house. We TIM
iers,ani they are looking over the field
with y view OF engaging in the lumlcr
business
Mrs. J. NJ Walker returned Saturday
fro II i two weeks business "Trip. during
which time she has inspected the sam
pies OF the leading san Francisco and
Portland houses and purchased II stock
OF autumn goods.
The ball game last sunday resulted in
4 victory for the lIoquiam team by a score
OF : 10 :. Considerable i'll temper was
exhibited 10y some OF the players, and at
one time il looked lis though there would
be A general scrap.
Aberdeen has been made the terminus
for the Gravs ha,bor passenger. com.
nencing last night, the train running tc
Cosmopolis in the evening before arriving
at aberdeen. This change makes slight
difference in schedule. the time Of arrival
being ) Is p. m, departure 80 a. N.
The Boston Boomers female base
ball aggregation, will cross bats with the
Aberdeen nine next Sunday, Admission
25c, for the purpose OF covering expenses
OF the blooming boomers who are travel
ing over the country in their special pal
ace car. OF course there is no doubt as
10 the result for our boys are too gallant
not to allow the blooming beauties to win
Perhaps YOU don't know that the rainy
season is approaching and wet weather
and cloudy days will soon be here. but it
is true nevertheless, That will make no
difference to you, perhaps; certainly il
will not TO Meriwether the photographer
for he can take your photograph just the
same, rain or shine. He is at the ole
stand, just across the street from the
post office. II you don't care for pho
tograph OF Yourself have one OF the baby
that's Meriwether's forte.
Mr. Otto Zegler, Jr., OF san Jose, the
champion bicyclist, arrived last evening
for few days visit with his uncle, VIM
Ziegler. He still bears the marks OF the
terrible fall received at Seattle during the
Labor Day races. Mr.. Ziegler is a vel J
atfable and unassuming gentleman, and
an enthusiast on the subject OF bicycling
After visiting at home he will leave mex
month for Australia. where he will partc
ipate in the races during the season, re
turning next spring by way OF Europe.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, i
you want good milk and good meaure.
At the council meeting last night all
were present except Jackson and Spoon
The railroad ordinance was the principa
business, and after the adoption OF ar
amendment offered by Smith providing
that work be commenced within sixty
days the ordinance was passed by the
unanimous vote OF those present. The
ordinance appears in full IN another col
umn. The city attorney was instructed
to look up the papers pertaining to the
North Aberdeen and Heron street bridges
and see if the former could be legally
closed without operating ferry, and the
latter converted into toll bridge.
The last number OF the Northwest
Magazine publishes what purports to be
map OF the Alaska gold fields, showing
the routes leading to it. II the map is
no more correct than in it's location OF
Tacoma, prospeetors better consult some
other. On this map Tacoma is shown to
be on the coast, at about the mouth OF
the Columbia, the route from there to
Seattle being marked ont thrOuph the
ocean and the straits OF Fuca up the
sound to Seattle. +. V. Smalley, the