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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-02-24


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and decree Of foreclosure signed.
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In re Estate Of Geors- Hubbard, de.
ceased. Order directing administrator to
pay certain claims, and TO place monu-
ment at the grave OF decetlent
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In re- Estate Of Frank Pave,te, de-
ceased. order directing notice Of hearing
petition 10 sell zeal estate signed.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-02-24
Miscellaneous.

OBJ Besve- ct al TO Lewis 4 Carmen,
chat mtg saw loss-$l29.
Alfred F Coats 10 HAYES 4 Hayes, chat
mtg steam varding engine-$l700
East IIoquiam Boom Co We Chas Nee
son, len OH saw logs-s44i.
CT Larson 10 Union SAingle Co, b OF
sale cedar saw logs-s625
NV Lumber Co TO W.. + Rockwell,
rel Of mtg on lot -. Blk 6, kan's Hill
Hoquam-$274.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-02-24
Real Estate Transfers.

For week ending February l9. isss furnished b.
y. ". Fleet, manager u Jrsys HagbO! Abstract
Company Non,esA1o Wash.
John q Wheelock to Robt J Briscoo,
lot :, blk IS, karr's River Hoquiam-
500
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-02-24

SEC. p. For other uses or business
not herein mentioned by special rate or
meter The light is reserved By the city
Council to fix and adopt such special rates
or measures as to them may seem right
and proper and the city council will tix
slch rate or measure upon application
therefor.
Meter rates concurrent with rates above
specified.
SEC. %. The following meter rates
shaii constitute measure by meter and
me me rates to be paid therefor, to wit:
Minimum rate, per month ooo
-o'ooo gallons or more per month,
per 200 gallons ........ 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-02-24

Through tiekefs 10 /
Tacoma and Northe,, i
For Information, DIM /
call on or write
0. Z sni
4. .. CHARLTON. AssiRp
agent. IS Morrison =
land. Ore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

It,, ,oiourning here, and many OF their
,-a,,,as o,,d tho number of their regiments
&c. are yet to be seen on It's walls
Mr. 7 4 Whitelaw, one of our enter
prising merchants, is in the North puylns
his spring stock. The Indications az
that the largest lot Of good ever Drou I.e.
TO Monterey will be in STOCK lhls SPINS
This venture is based upon the presullp
ton that the wool trade OF the couIuy
vears as the good prices, both for LAMBS
and wool. have caused the farmers larse
and small. to stock their lands 10 thelr
fuu capacitv. and the outlook Is Tor hVey
Kidding for this product during the sea-
son now close at hand. At,
Mr.. Joseph Winner, Of CrabootIoiiI, MI
Harrison Stalnaker, Of JACKSON hlveI'
and Mrs. Jonas Hevener, OF HlghIoWn'
are amongst the sick Of this county
whose cases are considered quite crl'iD,','
I Riley Crummitt Of HeadWaIers' W.
was recently tried for selling liquor ~
trarv 10 law. and discharged lot Wdll1 u
proper eAdence, was TINS Wees 'I I',ltjco
viii selling cider and fined so by JustlCe
y r. Hook. p. II. McClintic, attorney
for Crummitt. took an appeal, ana tle
cosa was tried In Judge Chalkleys Coul -
which convened on Thursday, the result
being a hung jury. = n
The case of John r. sipe vs.. c: !.
Fisher. trustee, &C., was decided IN FAVOR
REPRESENTATIVE Flood and q. H. BarK-
lev. of the Lexington Gazette were eli, CIT
cuIating amongst the voters Inui 10y 10y
,eni,i,,o otter their interests in the COM
ing political contest. ,,,,. %
Mr. Roger Atkinson, correspondent OF
tho Dispatch from Staunton, was also
present on court-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
JOSEPH RILEY's HOME BURNED.
Old Methodist Church mt Monterey
SoId-County News.

Old Methodist Church mt Monterey
soId-County News.
MONTERREY, VA, March 26.-CSpecial)
The residence OF Mr.. Joseph Riley. near
Green Bank. Pocahontas county w. Va
was destroyed by fire a few nights ago.
At first the flames were supposed TO be
az incendiary origin, but later reports
tend 10 disprove this theory. The loss
10 Mr.. Riley is great, as the house was
comparatively new and had just been
painted. An old lady and several emil
dren were in the residence at the urne'
and barely made their escape by means
OF a second-story window, the children
being first dropped 10 the ground, theh
followed by the lady herself. we are
informed that there was no insurance on
the property.
In case OF war with Spain, Monterey
Is pretty sure 10 have two boys who VIII
take some part in the fray-Messrs.
Frank Wilson and John Waybright. both
Of whom have been in the standing army
for several years. Mr.. Wilson has been
stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, ana
Mr.. Waybright. on the Pacific slope.
SALE OF A. CHURCH.
The old Methodist church at this place
will be sold by public auction on April
Cd. the object being TO make room FOR
the new one. The old church was used
during the war as a camp for the SOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
CRESCENT CITY RACES.
LobenguIn Sold for S95o-TweiVe
nfhers Realize SSO5.

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Cloudy
weather: fast track. At sale N the
paddock. Lobengula. 6-year-old. by Hud-
son-Hulu, was sold 70 William HOFFMAN
for $3.50. Twelve others realized $3.50.
First race-seven furlongs-Carrie Lyle
q 10 u won, Corelli q to and even)
second. Oninor g TO p third Time IN
second race-four furlongs-Frank Ben
C25 TO II won, Mouseltoff az TO and 10
II second, Romany Rawney o to u third
Time. 80. MI.
Third race-mile and sixteenth-Black-
inc Brush q to y won, Pete Kitchen q TO
r and 3 TO - second, Royal Choice q TO
81 third Time, lA9.
Fourth race-handicap, six furlongs-
Fervor q to y won, Pat Morrissey q 20
: and 7 TO y second, Brighton u 10 u
third. Time, 11i
Fifth race-mile and n quarter-Bag-
nine 90 TO y won, Billy Mckenzie 90 TO
and s to y second, Nellie q to u third'
Sivth race-mile and a sixteenth-Jim
Hogg al TO 81 won, Fred. Barr a 10 l
and 8 to 81 second, His Brother G TO y
third. Time, 1:i9 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
THE OLD NORTH STATE CAPITAL
Governor Russell Has Retnrheu-
Lights in the PenitentinrE'

Lights in the Penttentihr''
RALEIGH. n. c., March 26.-(speciai)
choirman Caldwell, of the Railway COM
rnission. designates next Tuesday as the
dav for hearing the exceptions filed by
all the railways 10 the order reducing
the freight rate on frewood in CARLOAD
lots.
II Is the current belief that on the
same day the commission will take some
action regarding the matter OF the pas
e # was stated last night by Railway
Commissioner Abbott that as tar PACK
rs 1880 Robert NJ. Douglas favored lnaklns
the Council of State railway CoHlinIs-
sion. SO Chairman CaldwelIs loea aioHs
mat line is no new thing.
II Is now stated that the contest for the
presidency Of the Atlantic ana Notth
Carolina railway next week VIII De pc
tween ID. W. Patrick and I. ID. Hewitt
both directors. .,,,,,-
GOVERNOR RUSSELL IN TOWN.
Governor Russell returned to the city
this morning. Much interest attacneu 70
his return, as the fate or Johh ENauia'
the negro convicted of criminal assauqI.,
was TO be decided, and also the quesSloh
whether Michigan and Latham, or TAR
horo' the alleged bank WrecKeIs, were
10 be sent TO Georgian other Worus,
whether Governor AtHnson's requlsltloh
for them was to be honored.
There are many tetoNo ~
not only among children, but also among
LAST evening here n 19-year-old negro
bov shot his aunt with q pistol, the bull
let entering below the heart. 1t was
an accident He fed however, and the
woman Is In a hospital.
Iangdon, charged with forgery, ana
Young, charged with burglary, both in
iail here, waive preliminary hearing.
irhey will be tried next week Inc cases
are dead against both or them.
At Trinity College on commencement
dov the cornerstone of the Baxter Cra-
yen-NTemoTial building will be laid The
building will cost $4,000 and Rev. n. Nj.
Jurney. Of Mt Olive, gives $1,000 OF this
a Populist paper says the State con-
vention of the party will be held May
2Gth the same day as the Democratic
convention. -
LIGHT FOR THE PRISONERS.
Light are being placed in front OF each
cell i'm the penitentiary so prisoners can
SIT in their cells near the door and read
for an hour each night. This is done at
the request of the United States Gov
eminent for Federal prisoners, and IL Is
decided to give State convicts the same
privilege ,, ~ a..
river and harbor improvements in North
Carolina and laborers employed have
been sent to Fort Caswell To work on
Tho additional gun emplacement which II
has been found necessary 10 construct in
addition 10 the three emDlacements re-
Gently finished. Electric lights were put
mn to-day so work can go on at night.
over two hundred men are at work to-
night under forty-six electric lights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
THE HUNT CLUBS MEET.
Large Turnout and Fine Eve
uing's Snort Enjoyed.

The members of the Hunt club met
Yesterday afternoon at Rio Vista ana
enjoyed one of the best and most pleas
ant runs Of the season, the Weather
being moderate, the scent good. The drag
went by Green's Pond, through Grant
and Ashburner's, by Horse Pen branch
through WestwoOd, Planners, Chanully,
Acca. 10 the clubhouse. Ihoush lheLe
were several mishaps, no one was Hut :,
and nearly every horse ana riuer Wno
was at the meet showed up az tlG ~, iiiii3t
AS the season draws 10 close the at
tendance on the hunts Increases, ana ne"
faces are seen in the field of riders Spe-
Cial mention must be mace OF II. ~
toms chestnut horse, who was Iluueh ~
Louis Croxton, who jumped clean anu
straight Several members are 6eIlhs
their horses ready for the races, anu u
great deal of interest is being taken as
10 whose horse will do the best IN the
special races for the home hunters,
Amongst those who contemplate bringing
horses from a distance TO the races on
April 18th and 30th is Mr. irwin NJ. Me
gargee, of Philadelphia, who is Well
known member Of the Rose Tree ana
RadnOr Hunts. Mr. Megargee VIII BRING
five horses, both for the steeplechases and
fiat races. He will also bring his cele-
brated heavyweight hunter, FoXey,
though he will not start him mere, as ne
is entered at the Washington Horse
The following members Of the club
were i'm the saddle: Mr.. II. G.. Beattie,
NJ. +. H.: Dr. Joseph A. White and Miss
Sophie White, DR.. Triton, Major O. ;.
Allen, Messrs. L. c. Younger, a. II.
Christian, Jr., w. A. Townes, Stewart
Bryan, Jonathan Bryan, f., II. Savage,
]. T. Anderson, j. r. J. Anderson, f. ID.
Meaney, Or. l. II. White, and Master
Everett Waddey, Jr.
Among those at the clubhouse were
Mr.. Floyd Hughes, Of Norfolk; Miss Lou
Adkins Colonel and Mrs. Cowardin, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Montague, Mrs. Joseph \.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Grundy, Mr..
w. D. Duke, Misses Frances and Marga-
ret Starr; the Misses Jones, Of Peters
burg Miss Dunlop. Of Petersburg; Miss
Archer, Miss Wendell, Mr.. w. NJ. Hablis-
ton, Mrs. and Miss SldpWith, Mrs.
Royal Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. d. Myers.
Jr., Mr.. and Miss Parkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Boiling Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w.
Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Strudwick,
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Harwood Mr.. and
Mrs. r. n. Carter: Mr. Moore, of New
York, with Mr. and Mrs Alexander Cam
eron: Mrs. o. $ Allen the Misses Higin-
botham of Canada, who are visiting their
brother Mr.. w. a Higinbotham; Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Strother. Of Baltimore,
with Mr. f. w. Scott, and Mr.. w. Ben.
Palmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

.T feel that I must tell what HOODS
e.rsanarilla did for me. I was sick for
over a year, and in a miserable condition
When not confined TO my bed, l was ex-
tremely nervous, barely able TO cra"l
around. with no strength or ambition l
had worked very hard and become all
run down. I could not sleep wouio iid'e
very bad spells with my heart ana my
stomach was in terrible condition.
had dreadful neuralgia pains in my 'siue,
and would be dizzy and have such Dau
feelings in my head that 1 could not
walk across the room. 1 was sometimes
ofraid would be insane. Sometimes my
heart would beat so hard and fastl .,
I cannot begin to tell you all suilefeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

sarsaparilla, and by taking THIS meui-
o,ro Ia was entirely cured. l also had an
eruptiOn in the early spring. and al'e'
.,.,,a hottie of Hoods Sarsaparilla was
cured. MIs' W.
Entirely Cured.
wErLsBURG, w. VA.-'1 was taken
down with sciatic rheumatism and was
confined to my bed all winter. Wheh
snr,rg opened 1 was able to walk on
i,.o,,.s but I was taken worse again
each following winter. hnally Ossa"
taking Hoods sarsapariila and II mas
entirely cured me Of a disease that mas
troubled me for years.
WILLIAM B. MONTGOMERY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

in the past year! My doctor called II
nervous prostration. At the earnest re-
quest of a neighbor L decided 10 taN'
Hoods sarsaparila. and in little while
I was much gratifed to find could eat
and sleep better. This encouraged me
TO continue and in two months I'M
nroved so much that folks began TO say
Yoxv Much Better You Look
r have now taken five bottles, and am
perfectly cured. All those bad feelings
are gone. and l have gained in weight
feel SO thankful for what Hoods sarsa-
nor,ua has done, 1 cannot help praising
It TO every one.
oMrs FRED a. TURNER, Barre VT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
AuerGca's Greatest 1Wedlclf1e

did me good and I kept on until had
taken three. The severe pain in my back,
headaches, distress in my stomach, in
fact. all traces OF dyspepsia have ceased,
and / eat sleep, and work and feel 50
much better that / cannot thank Hoods
Sarsaparila enough. / now have none Of
the blues, tired feeling. or sleeplessness.
1 earnestly recommend Hoods Ssrsapa-
rilla as the best medicine for dyspepsia
and distress in the stomach.
JONATHAN STEELY. 1ll9 Windsor
street, Reading, Pa
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug
gists, 81; six for $. Prepared only by c.
1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Americas Greatest

The following are Characteristic hood
sarsaparIlla testimonials. They tell u
things worth telling:
IAN eruption came on my neck oeio"
NV left ear, which caused me much an
novance and as Ii continued to grow
worse. I finally became alarmed II le
fused to yield to ordinary treatment ana
consulted a physician, who pronounceu
II a severe cese of eczema. He said II
would take a long time to cure IT. l loi-
lowed his prescriptions for eight months
and not obtaining any relief went 10
orotber physician. He also called the
.ror,,Ia eczema. and said it was the worst
case he ever saw. 1 obtained no renei
from medicines and became very ANXIOUS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

he testimonials published by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla are not from people anxious to adyer-
tise themselves, nor are they purchased but
they are from people who have been cured
and are willing to tell the story of their
cures for the benefit of others who are suf-
ferinc, and who by this story may be led to
cures when all others fail. These testimo-
malls are unequalled in number or quality
the world over We have hundreds from
this State alone. They all unite in the YER
dict that America Greatest Medicine is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

One day asked my druggist If he mad
medicine that would do me good. Heck
amined my neck and said II anything
would cure me 1t was Hoods SarsapariIla'
He advised me to purchase three bottles
and I did so and began taking the medl-
cine. In a short time there was de-
c,ded Improvement and / continued the
use of Hoods sarsaparilia until COM
nIeto cure had been effected. 1t is now
four years since was afflicted, and no
symptom of the disease has ever re-
turned Hoods Sarsaparilla has done me
good in other respects, and give 1t all
the praise for the health l enjoy
&C. c. BAILEY, Champaign, ILL.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Defense Is

IT am pleased to have an opportunity
TO speak in praise OF Hoods sarsaparllla.
/ was miserable and dull all the time; had
the blues. and could not enjoy the least
fun; / felt sick ali over. i could not
sleep, eat. or work with satisfaction Such
awful dyspepsia, distress. and cramps Ia
my stomach! My shop was but half a
square from my house, and 1 was obliged
TO 20 home two or three times In a day
TO take some medicine or hot water to re-
lIeve the pain. Many a time ] went down
on my hands and knees, or bent over a
chair TO get relief took everything /
could hear OF in the way Of medicines,
but found no cure until ] began the use
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. The first bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

DOMINO, VAT had scrofulous sore
on one of my limbs which troubled me
for four years. 1 was told that,it must
he cut out as the only chance for re-
coverv. I bought a few bottles of Hoods
sarsaparIlIa and began taking it, and this
medicine purified my blood. ] am now
sound and we'll and able to do a good
days work.
"NATHANIEL PENNINGTON.
Mother and Son.
WINCHESTER, VA.-"My little boy
has been troubled every spring for the
past four or five years by an eruption
covering his body and limbs. In fact'
Il was so bad he could not get his shoes
and stockings on the whole summer
through. Last spring L heard OF Hoou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
peIesnte FoIses to praetIce LAW.

Hon. Elben c. Folkes, who represented
this city in the last Legislature, and who
made such a spirited fight for the sheriff
atty I'm the recent primary, has decided
10 commence the practice of law in this
city. Mr.. Folkes is a graduate of the
law department of Richmond College,
and enters upon his profession with ex-
cellent mental equipments. He Is a forci-
BILE and aggressive speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

;trorr men and strong women make nation
sironq Neither can be strong without good
hill. and neither can have good health
without pure blood This is why, Hoods
Sarsoparilla, America Greatest Medicine,is
America s Greatest Defense nation that
takes millions Of bottles Of Hoods Sarsapacc
rilIa every year is building foundation OF
health and strength, the wisdom OF which
will surely show itself in years to come IN IN
materially raising the health and strength
standard of every community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
TO ENLARGE THE CHURCH.
Salem Baptists VIII Improve Their
uouse of worship.

SALEM. VA, March %.-(Special.)--A,'II
q business meeting, held recently at the
Rantist church, a committee was APP
pointed to secure plans, investigate the
cost. etc, for enlarging the church pulio-
ing II is proposed to extend the ediiiGe
hack q feet. and to make the addition ~
feet wider on each side than the present
building. thus giving a seating capacity
for about three hundred more persons
The interior will also undergo ,r Chdn ~
and raised seats will be put in. The ate
Tations contemplated will cost ABOUT
20 S00 and when made 1t will be the hand
soonest house Of worship in town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Locomotives for Richmond.

The Richmond Locomotive-Works have
received orders in the past week as fol-
lows:
Six heavy freight engines Of the ten
wheeled type with cylinders 20 inches in
diameter by 26 inches stroke, for the St.
Louis Southwestern railway 0he Cotton
Belt route.
engine and five locomotive boilers for
the Chicago Great Western railway, and
two locomotive boilers for the Columbus,
Hooking Valley, and Toledo railroad.
The value of these orders is about
SlOO 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Illness of MIR. Hardy Noel.

Mr. Hardy Noel, son Of DR.. w. f. Noel,
the West-End druggist, is very i'll at his
fathers residence, No: 1902 west Main
there is little hope of his recovery. He
was a telegraph operator in Richmond
several years ago, and later went TO
Cumberland Courthouse as depot agent
hatan road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Alleged safe-BIowers Sent On.

ROANOKE, VA. March % -(Specal.)-
James Moore and William Howard, the
alleged safe-blOwers. were given pre-
liminary hearing to-day before United
States Commissioner M. r. Frantz Both
men were held for the grand jury at Dam
vile I'm April.
Miss Lucy Lee Pitzer, daughter Of
the late Major A. l. PltZer and a sister
ln-law OF M. It. Bragg. travelling pass>l-
ger agent of the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company died at the latter 3
residence this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
DIR. Hale 10 the Men.

The meeting for men held last night at
the Grace-Street Baptist tabernacle was
largely attended, and addresses Of a
deeply helpful nature were made by both
Drs Hatcher and Hale. DR. Hale will
preach at both services at the tabernacle
to-day, at II and o'clock. In the after
noon he will speak In the children's meet
ing Or. Hale will also preach at the
tabernacle during this week at 4 O'Clock
and 3 o'clock L. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
VIII Not Celebrate Tonight.

Rev. Mr.. Sweeney will preach at both
Services to-day at the Seventh-Street
church The celebration Of the Young
Mems Missionary Society's anniversary
does not take place tonight, as at first
intended, and Mr.. Sweeney will deliver
q usual sabbath evening discourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Rest of All.

TO cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the splihs.
time comes. use the true and perfect
remedy. syrup Of Figs. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Company only. and for sale oy all
druggists. at 20 cents per bottle.