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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
CASTING BREAD UPON THE
WATERS.

The illustrated midsummer edition Of
the HERALD appears to be destined to be
more far reaching in its beneficial results
to Aberdeen than its projectors or most
sanguinc supporters had expected. Be-
sides the bundle OF them now being dis
tiibuted at the Trans Mississippi exposi-
ton by Miss Fay Fuller, at the bureau CT
the estate" magazine, the Trade Regis
ter, of Seattle, one OF the leading trade
papers OF the Pacific coast, has repro
duccd the substance OF the article descrip-
tive OF the commercial and industrial
growth of Aberdeen, with illustrations Of
the water front scene, the Union and
Fanum q Coates shinglc mills, the sal
mon canncry and the kaufman block.
In commenting upon the article the
REGISTER says. "Thc lIrRNp's special
number deserves wide circulation and we
have no doubt ths citizens 81 Aberdeen
and Grays }iubor win -ho~ their pracu-
cal appreciation Of To issue by seeing
that it reach. cly poin, where it can
do their town and county good" We
have about one hundred and fifty copies
Ice VI al, oon L., l,,l ,,.,,,.,.,l ,...,.t =.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15

rants issued, il will amount to $ls, 5000,
a difference 81 s7.932.0i in favor of the
present economical officials. By looking
in the upper right hand corner Of the
figured article ON the front page Of the
Defender OF Aug. l., il will be seen, ac-
cording 10 the Grafter's own figures, that
fusion officials did the county work for
5000. while it required q, So. 10 to pay
the gang ii Graiters during the election
wear 81 lSa6 for that work Iy adding
tins difference Of Sj,25i SIS TO the saving
N tie office expenses any school boy can
see that there mas BEES \ SAVING Of at
least 81, 20G.92.
pcii No. 3 would he serious were ii
true but truthful statements are not much
in vogue Just now with the Graiters. The
first page Of the last report OF Auditor
sells will show the tax levy for lS96, the
last wear Of CRATER rule, To- have been
fifteen and thrtccn-twentieths mills,
while the tax levy for 1897, under fusion
government. was fourteen and seventeen
twcntieihs mills. II is admitted that
soME taxes were higher, for instance, two
corporations-a Of the Graitcrs- paid
1886. H. more personal property taxes On
practically the same property, in ~ than
they did in %, Tor the reason that it had
formerly escaped the assessor. Again,
the Defender we'll knows that a decision
Of the supreme court nulifcd an attempt
to relieve the distressed people by dcclar
ing exemptions unconstitutional that
many were extremely liberal in listing
their property owing to the exemption
law, and that the supreme court decision
vas rendered after the levy had been
fixed, with the view that the exemptions
were valid that the decisions Of the Re
publican supreme court arc something
"that no follow can find out"
Def 80. 4 can readily be disiroycd by
anyone who will take the trouble to ex-
anime the register oil warrants in the
auditors Office There can be no county
| debt without the issuance Of warrants to
represent ii, no bonds having been issued
during the time under consideration. The
register shows that warrants amounting
to $3l ,S35. 26 were issued during the last
year of CRATER rule, while the total
amount of warrants issued from January
II, '97, to sept. -, '9S, twenty months Of
fusion management, was only 81 ,l6l 90,
difference of 20,G73.6l, so that the al
legged increase Of debt is pure result Of
an Imagination ovcrheated with despera-
ton engendercd by the tantalizing dis
appearance OF the pie counter. The
HERALD invites the reader TO compaie
the above figures with the records 40 as
not to be deceived by the mathematical
! jugger OF the Nidette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
Americas Greatest

Americas Greatest
Medicine is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which absolutely
Cures every form Of
Impure blood, from
The pimplc on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system.
Thousands Of people
Testify that Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures
Scrofula, Salt Rhcum,
Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Catarrh, Rheumatism
And That Tired
Feeling. Remember this
And get Hoods
And only Hoods.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15

The post-Intellisencer says: The
yellow journals are now busy champion
ing the wrongcd soldiers. This would be
very affecting ii they hal any wro lgs. -
This in the face of Chairman Barnes pa
thetic reference in the California Rcpub-
lican state convention to the graves OF
the 237 volunteers who died through neg
lect, and who are buried in the sands OF
the Preside, adjacent to San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
THE TRUTH STATED.
The Seattle Post-lntelligencer is

The Seattle Observation-Disclosures is a
newspaper, II gives all the news an
deavors to show to the world the a
tages possessed by the state, but
political organ it does not exercisel
mon sense, and the truth is seldom|
{ Unwittingly, however, the morning
fusion was accomplished It did staI
truth regarding the ticket nominal
the Ellenspurg conventions. SO
was its cilagrin at the accomplish
OF fusion, and thereby the utter ceI
OF Republican defeat, that it devo
leader to cxcoriating all three OF Il
ties to the fusion, and in the mids
TRADE gave vent to the truth REID
as follows:
"The Ellen '1.s ticl:ot is citleI
PIES party ti4Act or ID is not AM
Peoples party ticket, It is not
Silver Rel
ticket.
alale truth, AND
vh'rh TIE conventions thcmscly
oAmora clearly or pd
r.. 'a's party ticket, n
tie representatives. Of the PED
has been unanimously endorse
Namlcsatic, poprlist and Silvej
iicau conventions, and it will ais
the endorsement at the polls
three parties as well as a goodl1
OF those who have heretofore
with the Republican party. IL
is as certain as election day;
question Of how much the I'd
two years ago will be increased
paid "pipers" Of Inc p.-I. pipe
Republicans unwillingly dance
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
RECORDED
VS..
FACTS.
fC CtDDnTnN

"The Official Apologist for the present
county officials has dropped figures and
now deals in glttering generalites.
That's about the only thing the Pops can
do. Meanwhile the Videtle's statements
stand rs follows:
"NirSt-The statement that the last fu.
sion year showed saving OF $4,000 in
expenses over the last Republican year,
is bare-iaced lie. Those figures were
obtained by comparing Republican
year OF from II to 81 months, with a
Pop year Of 10 TO 10 months.
"Second-Consdering the amount OF
work done for which fees are charged by
county officers, and the reduction in sala-
ries, there has been no saving in salaries
paid county officers.
"Third-Taxes were higher under the
fusion government than under the last
Republican year.
"Fourth-The county debt has in
creased under Populi5t rule, while in the
last Republican year a redu,: ion OF over
$4,000 was made.
owe defy the Apologist or any other
Pop IN the county to show that these
statements are not true. And abuse OF
the Nidette will not be taken by the
voters as an answer. "-Nidette.
The Official Defender OF the Ancient
Order OF Chehalis County Graiters seems
to have dropped figuring also and, doubt
less alarmed By its premature explosion
of Aug. y, INDUCES in the above (sorry
we cannot truthfuly call them glittering)
gcneralities, in further attempt to mis-
lead its readers and to cotton to the hon
orallc order il 50 calamity defends. Let
rs Examine the four propositions upon
which 70 hangs its def, seriatum:
TIE first is the thorn that sinks deepest
I,f 'ash u the Grafters. We're it not
ior ,l.s saving to the taxpayers by Tie
officials whom Two y.ms ago, the De-
len3er charged with being an incompe-
tent set OF incapablcs, whose election
according TO the Defender, was to mean
utter confusion in the records and bust
nes. Of the county. Were it not for this
saving, we say, the Ancient Order would
never have been driven TO the despera-
ton that induced the publication of its
page of juggled figures and tables at so
early date. But the statement Of the
saving is there, and the fusion auditor
even if he is, according to the Grafter's
standard, an incompetent, he knows how
many months are in year and he covers
the exact time stated in his official re-
port So much for def No. l.
As to def No. 2, we will call attention
to the report of Auditor Sackett for the
year ending June 80, '96. On pages Is,
10 and II will be found the expenses of
the county offices, which added together
foot up to $26,S9229. Now turn to the
last report Of Auditor Sells for the year
ending June 30, '9S, pages IA and Is.
Adding the freight, postage, records and
other incidentals, over which the officials
have control, to the amount Of salary war
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
The Republicans talk of the FIGHT at IN

The Republicans talk Of the fight at the
Ellensburg convention, but il there isn't
more bitterness to the square inch. after
the scrap in the Republican convention
between the Wilson and anti-Wilson
forces, than there was to the square mile
after the adjournment of the fusion con-
yentions we will take off our hat and
apologize. The contest at Ellensburg
was friendly, that in the Republican
camp is war to the hilt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
has been unanimously endorse


Gents Il was dreadiully ne
iOr re lei t,',n !,ui Narl's u
Tea. 1t quictcd my nerves am
ened my whole Nervous Syst
troubled with Constipation, x
Bowel trouble. Your Tea so(
my system SO thoroughly tha
regaincd health and strength.
Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sd
Evans Drug Co., the prescri
gists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15

Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure.
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Group
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for % cents. Sold by
The Evans Drug Co., the prescription
druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
THURSDAY. SEPT. Is. 1898.
Official Paper for ChehaIiS County.

The Herald is the oldest paper on
Grays Harbor; is the official paper OF
Chehalis County, and has larger CIR
culation than any other paper in the
county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15
INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.


At this time, when our Republican con-
temporaries are busily engaged in sacri-
hcins the truth to party eXledicncy, it is
not Surprising that the grave charges OF
criminal incompetency, or worse, in tine
management OF the war department
should be received with flippancy by those
mNNl nh.ans, 50 that the dismissal of
the subject TV The NIUti;~ With the al
legged joke that $50 far the Democratic
and mugwunp papers have failed to lay
the blame OF the death OF the people who
were killed in New York by the excessive
heat on Gen. Algcr,' and the Cosmopols
Enterprise, admitting that Alger may
have made mistakes, thanks "a merciiul
Providence for having made Alger secre
tary of war" This is placing the blame
high UP but the Enterprise would, just
now, rather saddle failure on the divine
Providence than on the Mckinley adj
ministraion, as it says in another item
that Republicans are willing to 60 before
the voters on the war record" and, for
sooth. they have no other record left to
20 on. The Bulletin tersely dismisses
tho 1nnttpr Inv ca vino Utmost Of tho toll. *
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Current Humor.

Heidi you know that Mrs. De Brown
was an advocate of cremation?
She-Oh yes; she has even selected the
words from scripture to be placed on the
urn containing her ashes.
Indeed; what are they?"
We'll done, thou good and faithful
servant Life.
she says she has known you all her
life."
"oh. no. replied the brutal man: "all
Of my life, possibly. but not all of hers.
That would be impossible" Chicago Post.
The Grand vizier was ambitious. 81
think said he. that my head will be on
n medal some day"
"Hs!'' said the Caliph. Good idea, I'll
have II struck of at oncer"-Indianapolis
Journal
isn't it difficult. Mrs. Jones. TO get
along with a girl that uses such broken
English"
"Oh. l don't mind that so much. It's
her broke china that sets me wild DE
troit Free Press.
Mrs waring-why is 1t hat you will
not allow your husband to have n lady
typewriter? Men are so much more ex-
pensive. you know.
Mrs. Ashcroft recognize that fact, but
] was his typewriter once m~yself.-Chica-
go News.
B~inkers-Hello. Winkers. I hear you
married a woman with an independent
fortune.
winke (sadly)-N-o; I married a for
tune with an independent woman.-New
York Weekly.
Wonderful Child.-"That Is a nice little
boy of the Smiths"
Remarkably so. Even the ~neighbors
like him. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Papa" said the beautiful girl. George
and I are but two souls with but a Jingle
thought"
Go II Alone.-"What do you think of the
human race. Mr.. Silverberg?'
MIR. Silv~erberg-Nell. mine frendt. I
t'ink der Hebrew wins by a ~nose.-Judge.
historically YOU believe that his
tory repeats itself?"
II do not. This country has produced
but one man who could not tell a lie."-
New York Truth.
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The Miners Marshall Ticket.

N a column OF vigorous. well-put ed
itorial talk. the Butte Miner laid
bare, yesterday morning. the hy-
pocrisy OF the Marshall campaign and
the ~disloyalty To silver that dishgures
1t. In firm. ringing phrases. true TO
the word and the letter. the Miner
shows how serious the problem Is which
the Montana voters are dealing with
his year and how far reaching h re-
sults will be. Well worthy OF wide
quotation are these terse words of the
Miner: 1t is the issue Of bimetsllism.
II Is an issue hat must be fought out
until IL Is settled. and settled as the
good of the entire country demands.
IL is an issue hat effects tsic) not
Montana alone. 1t effects (sic) the en-
tire United States-the whole human
race" Thus. having eloauently sketch
ed the issue which the voters OF Mon
tana are dealing with. the Miner
brands the Marshall candidacy IN
these burning words: with a 1sic) by
pocrisy that is characteristic Of the
republican party in It's relation to BIZ
metallism. Mr.. Marshall calls upon all
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16
Hebrews I'm the senate.

, 18th the announcement OF the
w election Of Joseph Simon to be
a member OF the federal senate
for oregon. came the bit of Informal
tion that he IL a Hebrew. Rushing too
hastily to conclusions and ignoring one
or two pretty important incidents in
American history. some Of the news
papers promptly remarked that Oregon
furnishes the first instance Of the cleo
tion of a Jew to senate membership.
That is a careless mistake. Three
Hebrews have served as members Of the
federal senate. All OF them represent
ed southern states: all Of them were
confederates; one OF them, judah p.
Benjamin. was one of the conspicuous
men OF civil-war days. and he gained
notoriety as the brains OF the confed-
eracy." For a long time Benjamin was
a senator for Louisiana. He was a ma
tive of the West Indies. and so IA
David l.. Yulee. who was a senator for
hhd allh aiEo ~
Benjamin stood at the head of the
bar in Louisiana at the time when he
entered the senate OF the United States.
nearly ten years before the civil war.
He was always aggressive: once he had
with jefferson Davis a personal en-
counter which threatened a duel. He
was SO ardently for slavery that SEN
ator Wade, of Ohio. once asserted:
Benjamin is a Hebrew with Egyptian
principles"
Quitting the federal senate when
louisiana voted itself into secession.
Benjamin became IN confederacy's
secretary OF state. He served until Ap-
pomattox ended the war. He took
flight to England. He was ffty-four
years old then-without friends, re-
duced TO poverty. He began the prac-
tice OF law in London; later on he
ranked among the best-known of the
London lawyers. and he figured In many
famous cases.
Florida's Senator Yulee was the son
Of a man named Levy. He vas a law
yer. he represented Florida. Their a ter
ritory. in the national house of repre-
sentatives. as David Levy. He changed
his name. and ne served in the federal
senate as Yulee. He sat in the con-
federate congress. A third Hebrew In
the senat was Benjamin Franklin
Jonas. Born in Kentucky. he was
elected to the senate for Louisiana. In
1879.
Senator-elect Simon has been for
many years a man Of prominence In
Oregon's business world. BY birth he
is a Pennsylvania. His distinction is
that he is the first Hebrew to represent
in the senate a northern state and the
first Hebrew republican to get the SEN
atorship.
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It's All Right In Butte.

IHILE goldbugs In Butte hitch
w up in political alliance with
any old thing and while w.
A. Clark buys the %riffraff. the real
friends Of silver are not neglecting the
responsibility which this years politi-
cal campaign vests In them. They will
see to IL that silver's colors are not
lowered In the county. Indeed. there
is no risk at all on that score; the
gratifying fact is that in city and
county the democratic party Is moving
toward the polls. a united. enthusiastic
and confident ~free-coinage force.
Butte casts a heavy percentage Of
this states vote. Naturally. its cam
paigning attracts attention. The con-
tention going on there Is noisy. but II
r. not significant. With IL the demo-
Gratis have nothing to do. It includes
the p~retty-angry exchanges between
the silver republicans. the dissonant
sorted administration eoldbugs. and the
loud trombone-blowing Of the profess
sional pops. who ealize that to strike
II so rich Is the luck Of a lifetime. and
who propose to make II come high for
w. A. Clark-although what they call
high he would probably deem dirt
cheap. THE ESSENTIAL FACT To
BE KEPT IN MIND BY sILvER's
FRIENDS THROUGHOUT MON
TANA Is THAT MR.. CLARK's PRO-
PRIETARY TICKET IN BUTTE Is
NOT A DEMOCRATIC BOLT. 1T
WILL HURT CAMPBELL SOME.
BUT NOT sERIOUsLY-IT Is At
TACHED TO THE MARSHALL
TICKET: 1T Is NOT SUPPORTED
BY sILvER-Bow-CoUNTY DEMO
Gratis WORTH TAKING INTO
EARNEST ACCOUNT. EITHER IN
NUMBERS OR IN INFLUENCE: 1T
Is A sILvER-FIGHTING AGGREGA-
TIoN THAT WILL BE WHIPPED
AND sCOURGED AT THE POLLS.
Take the whole band OF them-anti-
Mantelites. anti-Hartmans. Swede Muir
ply. ciark's ~goldbuss. the other Ho-
~gan"-bunch the whole outfit. and de-
mocracy in Silver Bow county stand
ing true to silver. has nothing TO be
afraid Of in anticipation Of election
day-not even II to the heterogeneous
congiomeration in Butte be added those
whom the Miner welcomed TO itself as
middie-of-the-barre pops. whose trans
fer to the Clark column Pat Meaney
boasts he's to blame for.
The antics OF these operators In Butte
are sometimes spectacular and usually
comical; the voters In Montana may
be sure that these wrsngling elements
are not to be taken too seriously. The
democratic party Of Silver Bow county
has neither part nor lot in their SQUAD
blea There are no differences amongst
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

/, the end. France may be the gamer
as the result of the trained rela-
lions with Great Britain hat fur
nish an exciting theme for the moment.
The government at London has said
what Il viii do and what II will not
permit France to do In the Soudsn.
France was sadly in need of a diver
sion involving the realities of war with
some strong power. That has been
furnished. There Is no doubt as TO the
earnestness with which Great Britain
would act in case the pending conten-
tion were to reach actual hostilities-
Paris would speedily discover what
trihes. in comparison. the things are
over which her people hav lately per-
mitted themselves TO act like mad. II
Is well enough for a part OF the French
press TO sputter for a time over African
conquests. to get into clear light as to
Russia's cold Indifference and TO make
bluffs about war. But a few days OF
real danger will bring the people Of
France to the realization Of the fact
that. in comparison with the wal hat
threatens. Zola excitement isn't very
much of a national issue.
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rHe SCHOOL GIRL ABROAD.

Dear girl. who profit as you ought
When scientifically taugh'
BY able teachers.
When on your holidays you go.
Nature to your trained eyes will shot
Undreamt-of features.
While on some bank OF moss or fern
Your sisters Idle ~glances turn.
Then idly press on.
That self-same spot. by you ~ seen.
Yields to your observation keen
IN object lesson.
You give no vulgar admiration
To w~allfower. lily or carnstion
That decks the border:
Each flower YOU skilfully dissect
To wrest it's secrets and detect
Its class and order.
BESIDE the river bank poor boyo
You brother. with a puerile joy
That never varies.
A primrose plucks-a flower to him
To you. dear child. IL IL a Prim-
ula vulgaris.
So not an incident OF sight
meet your gaze from morn 10 night
But deNterous turning
Therefrom occasions will procure
OF showing on to others your
Superior learning.
Punch.
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the democrats In silver Bow county:
the ticket is cordially sustained in It's
integrity. from Campbell down to the
candidate for the ONCE of least signifi-
canoe in the county. The democratic
party Is a unit In Butte; there will be
no discrimination: the whole ticket will
win. and the figure that marks its plu-
rality over Ciark's republicans and
professional popuiists will be Of ample
proportions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN RALLIES.

CAMPBELL AND NORRIS
Bozeman. Monday, Oct. H.
Townsend. Tuesday. oct. rs
Virginia City. Wednesday. Oct. ~.
Dillon. Thursday. Oct. 20.
Anaconda. Friday. Oct. q.
Boulder. Saturday. oct. q.
MAGINNIS AND wHITESIDE-
Columbia Falls. Tuesday. Oct. Is.
Kalispell. Wednesday. Oct. ~.
Libby. Thursday. Oct. 20.
MAGINNIS-
Missoula. Saturday. Oct. 90.
s~tevensville. Monday. Oct. "a.
Hamilton. Tuesday. Oct. 2.
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER is. 1895.
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Congressman
A. ]. CAMPBELL.
OF Silver Bow County.
For Chief Justice
WILLIAM Y. PEMBERTON,
OF Silver Bow County.
For Associate Justice
WILLIAM 7. PIGOTT,
OF Cascade County.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court
HENRY q. RICKERTS.
OF Jefferson County.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

Although there Is not the slightest
doubt as to the solvency Of the barrel,
the number OF gentlemen who are
anxious to be appointed receivers shows
no sign of diminution.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

They can shoot all right. but in view
of the Observation-Disclosures score yes
terday. the government ought to en-
gage a professor to teach the young
naval IDEAS how to kick.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

IL is TO be inferred from the testi-
mony before the war investigating
commission that the soldiers took
typhoid fever with suicidal intent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

of the next house. the Washington Pos;
places the Montana representative in
the sure democratic column. The Post
has a faculty for putting things right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

Mr.. Clark begs the indulgence of the
audience long enough to a the an
nouncement that the closure rule will
not be applied to h bung-hole until
Nov. y
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

We fail to notice that State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction Carleton
has been called upon to "precipitate"
In any pop rallies this fall.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

Although the Prince OF Wales still
limps when he walks. recent London
sdvices indicate that ne has struck his
old gait in other ways.