Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-29

DIR. Pompe is now prepared to treat ca
medical vapor apparatus) in conjunction
with internal medical treatment. Elk.
animation and consultation free Of
charge. stiff
Samuel Anderson, of the Anderson
Middleton Lumber Co., has purchased
two lots on the corner of Wishkah street
and Broadway, where he will build two
cottages at once for the occupancy of his
family and the other for his parents.
For Constipation take Karls Glover
Root Tea. the great Blood Purifier. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, eruptions on the
ace, and makes the head clear as bell.
Sold by The Evans Drug Co., the pre-
scription druggists
The supreme court handed down de.
cision Tuesday in the case of Maria A.
Larsen vs.. VIM. Winder ct al, from this
county, affirming the judgment of the
superior court in favor OF Mrs. Larsen.
J. c. Cross was attorney in the case for
Mrs. Larsen.
Wanted, Statesmen A good, reliable
man to sell our Tiger Brands Lubricating
Oils and Greases to threshers and mills.
No experience necessary. Good p opo.
siton to right party. References requir-
ed. The Howard Oil & Grease Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The following officers were installed
Tuesday evening by the Aberdeen lodge,
No. 50, f. & A. NJ: Chas. f. Drake,
W.M.; Ed. NJ. Lucas, S.W.; Walter NJ.
Cheney. J.W.; S. G. Mitchell, Treas. !;
L. J. Koltz, Sec. T. +. Warwick, Tyler;
f. E. Eaton, Sd; J. r. Harper, J.D.
Floyd Greech, SIS; A. A. Brauer, Us.
A. J. West, Thos. Trethrake and f. T..
Eaton Trustees
The Geo. Crook Post GAR, has
selected the following officers for the
ensuing year.. Commander, j. w. Tok-
las; Vice Commander, }. Forney; Junior
Commander, o. A. Myers; Surgeon, N.
B. Coleman; Quarter master, Jas. Biz
mingham; Chaplain, A. II. Lackey;
Officer of the day, A. McDougald; Officer
OF the Guard, J. O. Sullivan; Quarter
master Sergeant, N. S. Arnold.
The churches OF the city will unite in
observing the Week of Prayer beginning
Jan. 2 at 1880 p. m. and continuing
through the week. Services will be held
in the Congregational church. Rev. A.
A. Doyle leads Monday Rev. f. X. Van
Tassel, Tuesday; Rev. A. II. Lackey,
Wednesday; Rev. w. II. Gibson, Thurs
day; Rev. II. d. Crawford Friday eve
ming 1t is requested that all who can
do so attend.
Christmas was observed as usual by
the pupils Of Mrs. Van Tassel's primary
school. A beautiful Christmas tree was
provided for the children on which each
child had at least three presents OF kind
to please the little folks. a program had
been prepared in the rendering of which
the pupils did their very best, to the in
tense qualification OF the parents who
were visitors upon the occasion. After
one weeks vacation the school opens
again, that is on Jan. 3, 1899. Several
new pupils are already booked for the
coming term.
The public hall proposition OF the fire
department is a sure go. |. w. Mason
has prepared plans for building 5OxlOO
feet two stories high to be erected on the
N. w. corner of II and Hume streets. The
lots are bought and paid for and the mills
have indicated that they will furnish the
lumber. The lower floor will be rented
for business purposes and the upper one
used as a public hall. When the build
ing is completed we don't know of which
the fire laddies will be the proudest, the
hall or the hearty appreciation of their
services exhibited by the business men
OF the city.
For a we'll fixed, progressive and pros
porous lodge commend us to Aberdeen
No. So. They own their own hall, prac
tcally free of debt, and are well fixed
They have admitted two by card this term
and initiated three, one of them on the
night we were present, and they put on
the work in a manner that could not fail
to impress candidate. AS Bro. Graham
remarked, "They have no trials or trou'
bles but if you want to see good work
you ought to see the Rebekah Degree ex'
emplfied by the sisters" No. 50 has q
membership OF oyer 60, and they very
seldom have to suspend any.-Washing
ton Odd Fellow.
A gang OF fourteen hobos arrived in
Aherdeen Saturday afternoon and wen