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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Continued from last week.l

Mr. Lennon and Garrard presented Il
petition to ihe board signed by fifty resi-
dents OF the Garrard creek valley PRAYING
the hoard to build bridge across the
Chehals river and citing that over 1909
tons OF freight vas raisel for shipment in
the valley annually and that the greater
portion had to be ferried across the Che
halls river; board agreed to have the
most practical place for Il bridge located.
The board proceeded to name the places
in the several voting precincts which are
to be used as polling places on the eighth
day of November 1898 on which date Il
general election will h2 held The poll
as follows: Queets, Evergreen postonicc ;
Quiniault, Fred Williams store; Hump
tulips, store building on stevens prairie +;
Chepalis, Grigsby' : hall; CY@ys Harbor,
school house; Hoqnam, city hail West
port, Land Conpanv'a Office; Ocos,a,
Land Company's hall; Johns River,
,
Connie, Connie school house Oakyile,
school house; Block House, CedarviIc
school house; Fcrd's Prairie, sharon
school house Porter, school house sum
nit, school house; Elmu, town hall Sat-
sop, Sherwood school house Wynn oche,
school house; Grove, Carl S'palding' S
hall; Neata, school house in Sec Twp
l. r :; Aberdeen, council chambers
East Aberdeen, hose house; Artic, Attic
school house; Montesano, the rink ON
First street. East Montesano, Lelford' s
store building on Broad street; Wilson,
Est school house; Cosmopolis, city hall
Neushkah, school house in school district
No 80; Deering, house Of s l. lays
Grand Forks, school house; Big Canon,
Perry Pennoyei' house.
Board called up supervisors reports for
auditing.
Board spent afternoon in auditing SUI
pefvsors reports.
Certificate OF a change in school dis
tficts 81, II, 9 and 4 filed by the superin-
tendent read and approved.
Resignation OF w III Ray as supervisor
Of district No % read and accepted.
The board appoints 7 a Ray as super
visor for the remainder of the term and
also for the term Of one year.
Resignation OF John Est as supervisor
OF district II read and accepted.
The board appoints John II Taylor
supervisor OF district II for the balance
of the term.
Application of Robert II Bell tor the
right to put up Il telephone line at West
port granted
On petition the board appoints q b
Preston as supervisor OF district 20 TO,
the year 1899.
Petition from Hump,ulips asking ion
change in voting precinct read and as
change had been made petition ordered
filed.
The following supervisors reports al.
lowed for quarter ending Sept 30:
District No l.
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GEORGE CROOK POST NO.
: 63. Aberdeen, Wash. Meets on
Third Tuesday Of each month at
on II street. between Hume and
d soldiers are cordially invited.
Idj. \. Payette, Com.
@. VI.
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REBEKAH LODGE NO. IS, |,
Meetings First and Third Tues
i each month. in !. O. o. F. hall.
Sec. Lizzie smith. n, G.
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hell O. of p. NO. So. MEETS
pcsiay evening in q. y. K. hall
ED. LYCAN, ". c.
Ell, Sec.
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IL so. ;, u. OF H., Auxiliary
Lodge NOS A. O. L. w. Meets
hall every Monday evening.
/, Rec. Mrs. ". Loucks, G. Of II
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office of Dissolution.

b it may COZ cern.-Notice is
en that by mutual agreement
nership OF Daniel McCloskey
|McCloskey has this day been
Daniel McCloskey continuing
Pss, collecting and paying all
co-ptrtnership. Witness our
the 10Th day OF Sept. 1898.
DANIEL MCCL0sKEY.
CHAs. MCCLosKEY.
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LODGE NO. 10, l. O. G. T.
|e G. A. K. hall, on I street below
Friday evening at S:l5 O'Clock.
|rs are welcome.
Chas Borden, C. T.
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ENCAMPMENT NO. II.

III Fellows Hall, First and Third
lach month at s p. III. Visiting
Invited.
Scribe. B j Garman, G p.
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|OURT GHAYS HARBOR, No.
lets every Wednesday evening
|. David Black, {. Il.
Pin. Sec.
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n. WEATHERWAX CAMP NO.
Veterans, L. S. A. Meets every
Il at s O'Clock in g. A. Il. hall.
ers are cordially invited.
!. NJ. S. L Birmingham, Capt.
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40. {, X. T. Reg
II held on the second Friday in
Sitting Knights welcome.
*. j. 5. Gum, +. c.
rGer.
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B CHATTER, No. IL, X. \. NJ.
Getting held on the fist Friday
Sojourning companions wei
c. :, Weatherwa., II. p.
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at a low figurs, for spot cash
and home, with bearing or
|shrubbery-a pleasant home
\. NJ. SMITH. If
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kTRPE 80. II, |. O. K. VI
Very ednesday evening in odd
W. II. PEARSON, Sachem.
BIZ Chief OF Records.
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SOCIETIES..

+ & A. M.-Aberdecn Lodge.
No. 81. Regular communities
on the second and Fourth
aay of each month at 7:3O 7. m.
(ng brothers cordially invited.
pr of =. +. Clark, W. NJ.
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DF THE WORLD. Wishkah
lS9. Meets every second and
bays of the month at Odd Eel
BJ Garman, Consul Com.
CLERK.
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New. tasty up to date shoe awaiting
your inspection at Jell's.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY. n the
be Reading i;oCm. Juen every
bnday) from II &. n. to Il, moor
J.; also on Wednesdays from to
furiays from 6 To $40 u. m. Mem
\: dues, 1jc II quarter. Donations
eitcd. Mrs. G. II. PHELPS,
Librarian
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11
JOSEPH A. BRUBACHFR
T CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
ATTORNEY
REPUBLICAN


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11
STANLEY CLUB MEETS
Judge Jones Ringing speech for
Michifa's Candidate

The Stanley club met az che C. A P
hall and completed their organization.
The seadng capacity OF the @. A r hsH
was called we'll into requisi1ol TIE
meeting was called 70 order by the chair
man. Dr. - c. Furley. The Primrose
quartet. composed OF four c0lored singers.
were present and their singing was enthu-
siast.ca'ly encored-
The committee on organization made
the following report. which was unAni-
snouiy adopted;
To the Oficers and Members 81 cAe Stan
icy Club q: Wichita. Kansas:
''GeotleneR-We. your committee, ep-
pointed 20 name vice presidents and make
s1ch suggestions as n our Judgment IS
for The benefit O. che club. would report
as follows:
We suggest chat ore wee president be
selected to- each wSr. as follows;
First ward. Cash Henderson. Second
ward. J Oak Davidson: Third ward J. Il
Knapp. Fourth ward. Rufus Coze; FElA
w.-d. Rudo,pa Hatfield; sixth wart. Ger
aid Vosk TAAt u shan be Tie duties %
she vice presidents % 2ses.ee At re meet
tuEs os re Grub IL tie absence 0: ne
president All counsel tae president II ne
interest Q. - c.ua- That there be
committee known as he working con
mitfee' appointed ~ the president, coz
s.sting % one from each ward. who saaI
have authority 70 sslsc; as u-zny asst
AIS u each ward ss .SeE DAy eseu al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11
NOW ON FIRST STREET
Proposed Viaduct Meets
Strong Opposition.
MAY MOVE 1T NORTH
Railroad Men Would Not
Enter Agreement.

The protest against the proposed vfaduct
over the tracks on Douglas avenue Is SO
vigorous that its abandonment seems only
a matter of days, II indeed it IS not aban-
doned already.
The plan, Il will be remembered, de-
signed that the railroads were to pay half
the cost OF the structure; that cost being
estimated at $4,000. The railroad men say
that the companies would not enter into
any agreement of the kind. and further
more no such structure could be erected
for anything like $4,000. Any attempt to
force such an agreement, they say. would
wind up in the courts.
II was proposed that the viaduct should
reach from Washington avenue 10 Fourth
avenue. Those interested claim that this
would make the inclines at either end so
steep that It would take something as
tenacious as a fly to get on the Uaduct.
The greatest kick is from the property
holders in front of whose holdings would
be the big structure. They are open and
aggressive in their opposition 10 the plan.
Mr.. Mcclellan, a property holder. when
seen by reporter for the Eagle. said that
there was no sense at all in destroying
fine, wide. beautiful avenue by the cree
ton of such a bridge. He was opposed TO
the whole thing. In his opinion il there
had to be grades at this point the railroads
should elevate their tracks. He does not
think depression Of tracks would be ad-
visable.
Councilman Gerald volk is teeth and toe
nails against the plan. He says it is ridicu-
lous to talk about. The city could hire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11
CITY MUST BUY PLANT
According TO the Law as In
terpreted by Mr.. Campbell
MAYOR NO DISCRETION
When a Number Petition to
Buy or Build Electric Lights

At the council meeting last night Mr..
volk cad and unofficial letter. showing that
there are many ordinances being violated.
He, as chairman of police and prisons.
wanted the policemen to become more pro-
hcient with the ordinances and to see that
they are enforced.
Mr.. Sutton made a report on what the
police had done under home rue.
Mr.. Reese, said. in answer TO an inquiry
from Mr.. ScheH. that wor would not be
commenced on the street railway for thirty
days
Many sidewalk ordinances were passed.
The Santa Fe railroad was instructed TO
put in a faman at Kellogg, First, Second
and Central
Joe Hooker ct al registered a kick on
the city scavenger.
The Exchange building, on the corner Of
Emporia and Central avenues. was con
dernned by the FIRE marshal.
Mr.. Quincy presented a petition of TWEEN
ty-five resident taxpayers asking, or rather
demanding, that the city call an election
10 vote bonds to buy or build its own
electric light pant.
shows a veryshrdlugRU shrdulcmfwypmb
City treasurer's report was read 1t
shows very gratifying statement.
An ordinance was passed that all the let
terheads, envelopes, printing. etc. used
by the city should bear the Typographical
union label.
Perrin Dewey's claim for 5000 damages
was rejected.
]. W. Burton was awarded the contract
for building the new dam al Sullivan's.
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visable to work for the Advancement OF
the club. II shall be the duty of the COM
mittee to secure a list Of members and
organize the Stanlay voters in the city.
That the following resolution be adopt
ed by the club to-w4t:
Resolved That this club shall be known
as The Stanley Club and all persons shall
be eligible to membership who are willing
to aid IN the election of ". z. Stanley for
governor. That no dues shall be assessed
against any member. but all monies need
ed by the club shall be secured by volun-
tary contribution
''P. A ROHRBAUGH. Chairman
The chairman appointed the following
working committee, in accordance with
the report Of the commltte on organiza-
ton:
First ward-Paul Brown.
Second ward-H. L. Jackson
Third ward-P. A RohrbaugA
Fourth ward-A- J. Wyatt.
Fifth ward-James Allison
Sixth ward-Gerald oVlk
Judge G. W. c. Jones Was called for
and made an earnest plea for Stanley,
Mr.. Jones has known Mr.. Stanley for 81
years and for IL years has lived by him
as a neighbor and knows that he IS a
man of honor. model citizen in his home
life, Christian man in the full meaning
of than term. Patriotism is love Of home
and country, and on this idea Mr.. Jones
urged Wichita TO stand by Wichita man
This is question above politics and ap-
peals TO the interests of Wichita as a
growing commercial city.
Mr.. S. S. Ashbaug4a followed in a similar
vein, showing the advantages Wichita
would gain by Stanley's election. Wich-
ita's expanding commerce may be helped
by having a governor from this city-a
friend at court.
John d. Davis said the Republicans at
Hutchinson promised il Stanley was
nominated that Sedgwtck county would
rally TO him and cast an overwhelming
vote for him for governor. The time has
come that we begin TO take an active part
Work and vote for the man who has the
business interest OF Wichita nearest 10
his heart VIII Wichita do her part?
It was decided to invite Mr.. Stanley 70
make the closing speech OF the campaign
at Wichita under the auspices of the club.
It is intended 20 make this the greatest
meeting OF the campaign in this city or
elsewhere. The secretary was directed to
act in conference with the cntral COM
mittee in procuring the Auditorium for
this meeting The club has some 800
names. II adjourned 20 meet ct the O.
A r hall Wednesday. October 18Th. at
p. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11

Some cough mixture
smother the cough. But the
next breeze fans it into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and smother the fires of in
fiammation. Troches can
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But SCOTS Emulsion can.
The glycerine soorhes and
makes comfortable; the hy-
Pophosphi'es give power and
stability 70 the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
soc- AID Si.oo, al d-sggis;x
SCOTT s. BOVINE. CHEMISTS, New York
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[]Ill,I,III1I|E|1!lN'

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in i 10 s5
DAYS You can be treated al home for
eame price under same guarantee -
Won prefer 10 come here We viii con-
;tact TO pay railroad fare and hotel bTiS
and no charge II we fail 20 cure. IL voi,
nave taken mercury. i0d.de potash. and
s-f1 have aches and pains Nfuor,,-
patches in mouth. Sore Throat. PimpIes
"copper" CJlorcd Spots. Ulcers on any parf
Of he body. Hair or Eyebrows fslIfnS
out IL is the Secondary BLOOD POISOS
Ne guarantee 10 cure We solicit fns
T.osI obstinate cases and challenge tbe
world Tor a case Ne can not cure This
disease has always baffed the skill OF he
most eminent physicians. 5000 capital
behind our Unconditional guarantee Alb
solute proofs sent sealed on application
Address COOK REMEDY CO.. 80 Ma
sonic Temple. CHICAGO. ILL
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N,7O6.s9

An ordinance submitted by Wichita Ty-
biographical Union No. 1is. asking the
council 10 have the Uniou Label placed on
all envelopes. letter heads and other print
ed matter Of the city and to publish no
notices except in papers bearing the La
bel, was read.
On motion OF Councilman Volk. the rules
were suspended and the motion placed on
dts passage. Mr.. Smith seconded the mo-
ton. Messrs. Schell and Guthrie voted
mo" Later Mr.. ScheI arose and asked
to have his vote changed to aye, saying
that he was IN converse with Mr.. Mclean
when the matter came up and that he did
not thoroughly understand the motion.
He was given permission 10 change his
vote and It was so recorded.
An ordinance was passed approprat1ng
money for miscellaneous purposes.
Forty by one hundred and sixty feet Of
Farmer Doolittle's property on West Cen
trail avenue was condemned for park pur-
poses.
A claim for 5000 damages by Perrin
Dewey, where he claimed mat he had
his fingers broken by cell door on ac-
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twelve men TO guard those crossings night
and day for years. he said. for the cost
of big. unsIghtly structure. Il am against
it. 1t will never be coasumnated"
There is strong sentiment against II
also among those living in the eastern part
OF the city. They say il would cut them of
from the town; not in fact. but in appear
ance, and that property values would be
injured in consequence.
These people also contend that the via
duct would make the corner OF Main street
and Douglas avenue look like Il was in a
hole.
\ man who is informed said yesterday
that the general objection having probably
defeated the Douglas avenue viaduct the
proposition would be transferred TO a sim
liar structure on First street
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Celery
Makes People Well.

The one true specific for diseases arising
from a deblitated nervous system Is Paiue's
celery compound, so generally prescribed
by physicians. I, is probably the most re-
martsble remedy that the scientific research
of this country has produced. PROT. Edward
r. Phelps. NJ. D.. L. l. D., OF Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as Paine's celery compound.
. positive cure for dyspepsia. biliousness.
liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
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ROOSEVELT
WIRES SOLDIERS hHs REGRETS
Program for the Re Union Today aud
Wednesday.

The G. A r. reunion meets at Grlswold
park today. All the roads have given a
half rate fare. as per announcement
The following telegram was sent by Cash
Henderson yesterday 70 Roosevelt the
Rough Rider chieftaiu. inviting him 10 at
tend RooseveIt's answer follows:
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Oyster Bay.
New York.
Oklahoma and Kansas want you 20 a9-
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet.
1t cures painful. swollen, smarting. nerv-
Gus feet and instantly takes the sting
est comfort discovery of the age. Allen
toot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t is certain cure for sweating.
callous and hot. tired, aching feet. Try
il today. Sold by ali druggists and shoe
stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen S. Ohm
sted, LIE Roy, y. Y.
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& a IS TO Ia.
Bears. bs The Kind You Have AgaYS Buugh
Signature Of G<NNNltZlx
STALLINGS JURY Is ROASTED
Methods OF Arriving at Judgements
scored hN DOster

The opinion OF the supreme court. which
gave Mrs Stanings her $500 judgment
against the city OF Wichita, IS notable from
the stand taken by Chief Justice Doster
He reprimands the jury severely and While
affirming the case. condemns a method
common among iuries.
This method is pracuced IN damage suits.
Each juror puts down on piece Of paper
the amount OF damages he considers the
plaintiff entitled 10. All these sums are
added together and then divided by twelve
In that way the sum is found. OF course
{, s arithmetic. not Justice.
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The morning VIII be occupied with ousi-
ness matters Of the different committees
and locating tents.
At i:so o'clock the exercises VIII begin
with trumpet call by Charley McAlis,er
and This viii be worth hearing and VIII
pay FOR the walk 10 the park
The address OF welcome will be delivered
by Mayor Ross and viii be responded 10
by the president OF the association, w. T.
Burgess. Colonel Fitch OF the Twenty
first Kansas. viii give short talk on the
Kansas volunteers in the Cuban Spanish
war. Mrs Colonel Bryant will sing the
Star Spangled Banner and the martial
band Will enliven ths occasion with war
Ike drum beats and patriotic airs Fol-
lowing the opening ceremonies the ladies
OF the Wonen's Relief Corps Will present
a program OF attractiveness and pleasure
Several unique drills with the hase and
addresses viii form the chief features.
The department president viii be present
and deliver an address. and she is
charming speaker. At night ex-senator
PETER will deliver an address and other
speakers will follow. The Perth Corne,
band VIII arrive in the early evening and
render some fine selections. This band
is uniquely uniformed and composed of
young men among the best and highly
esteemed in all southern Kansas. They
have played al several reunions and were
one OF the attractive and satisfactory
features. The association desires all citi-
zens 20 participate in these exercises and
aid and encourage the reunion association
that hereafter ii may be counted on as one
OF the chief autumn celebrations in W!ch-
TIA for all southern Kansas
Committees were appointed tast night TO
meet all trains. Caroline Harrison Circle
Will meet all Santa Fe trains. Ladies Aid
all Missouri Pacific trains. W. r c. all
Rock Island trains. G. A. R and Sons OF
Veterans will meet all trains.
PROGRAM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Devoted to Sons OF Veterans and Ladies'
Aid societies. Colonel John Redmond, d.
vision commander. presiding.
Music
Short address, Colonel W. Y Morgan Of
Hutchinson.
Short address. Mrs. Dora NJ. Rogers. d.
vision president l.. A. s., Emporia-
Music.
Main address. Colonel Ed n Madison
Dodge City.
Short address. Mrs. Emma ]. LaPaz.
Wichita
Music.
Camp IRE talks by Captain Ezra T.
Beard. d. E. Barnes and others.
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count of the carelessness Of policeman,
was rejected.
Bids for the new dam to be erected at
Suluvan's across the Little river was then
let Il was awarded TO Mr.. J R Burton
His bid was 81. $3.50, ne agreeing to fur
nish al material and lumber.
The council then went into executive
session
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Agents.

To let offices. rooms or houses,
20 get a partner. TO sell your BUSH
ness. IN tact to buy. sell. hire OF
rent anything. put your Ads in
the Want Columns VI the Eagle
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Group at once. cures the child. and thus
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You Do Not See

with the eye but the brain. An
image is simply focused by the
eye, and formed upon the resina
OF end of optic nerve, which con-
veys the impression to the brain.
Then, and not until then, are you
made aware of your surround
ings. This statement answers a
score of questions, viz: Why do
eye-st-ains cause headaches ?
Why do eye-strains cause ner-
vousness? Why dc children
have TO wear glssses9 etc.
Answer: Because, when the
focusing power is injured It effects
the brain, and the brain controls
the entire body. The young and
old are effected alike.
Call and have your eyes ex-
amined free OF charge at the St.
Louis Optical Co.'S. parlors, at
13o North Main street, Wichita,
Kansas.