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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
NUMBERING NOTES.


From lumber trade journals
Under present conditions it is short
sighted policy tor any saw mill or siinglc
mill man to tie himself up witt a lot Of
orders. The best posted mill men are
not doing it.
During November San Francisco re-
ceived by cargo in round numbers 81.
100000 feet of lumber. About one-half
was shipped from California mills and
one-half from Oregon and Washington
mills.
The United States government is Il
prominent lumber buyer at the present
time. Some heavy bills for Cuba and
Porto Rico have been placed in the eastern
and southern states. Recent purchases
will reach to nearly 50,0O0,Oj0 feet.
a logger on tiravs lIarbor got hard up
and wanted whisky. He took ii jug stuffed
in Il lot OF sponge, went to Il saloon and
asked to have The jug flied This was
done, bat the pay for it not being forth
coming, the sa.oon keeper poured the
liquor pack in the barrel. The logger
went away with enough liquor soaked up
to make few dozen sponge cocktails.
The logger came from Maine.
Some OF the heavy manufacturers that
are biz rail shippers and opposed to the
shipping en- transit proposition, have been
doing little quiet schemiug. They con-
to throw practically all their business
which goes east of Minnesota transfer TO
connecting roads that will not coun;e-
nance the en- transit scheme. The club
is dangerous one if the big mills con.
clude to WELD it.
The cargo Of decking being loaded at
the Tacoma mill deserves more than a
passing notice. 1t is perhaps the most
valuable cargo of lumber that ever left
any port in the United States. 1t will he
worth laid down in Hamburg, Germany,
about $4,000. There will be 100, 900
feet OF faultess rir decking in it. Not Il
blemish is allowed 20 go into this cargo.
II goes in the rough and will be worked
at destination to suit the specifications OF
the Germans. The average length of the
stock is "a feet. The Puget Mill Co. and
the Port Blakely Mill Co. have each cut
200, 900 feet of this cargo, the Tacoma mill
the balance. The order could not he
duplicated in any other lumber district
in the world.
Already the shingle market is feeling
the good effects of the closing down prop
ositon. The prices are tirmer and there
are practically no shingles on the market.
Eastern buyers are in the field trying to
argument to Prove To the mill man that
he should contract now, because shingles
may be weak in the sping." If he really
thought SO he Wuuld not try t. bry now.
The mill man is getting Il little wiser
each year. lie knows more Hhout the
shing'c business than he did Il few ycMs
ago. He know, that the lig eaelrY1
buyer, as a rule. lays tor him and ann
/ bushes him when lie can. The line var,i
man OF the caat-Aho is not IN any sense
/ a jJbber-buys Ont 81 season. ALWAYS
when the market is off. the mill men
will remain closed down until February
! /, start off with noltra prices and raist
. y
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
3OSMOPOLIS.
Is Enterprise:

S Enterprise:
lie mill connected with the
large mill, Al. Hincklan
humb, this M rning, slick
e is entitled to be IL single
I is Il heavy sacrifice for
ng.
has been added to the G..
px factory. 1t will prove
Pnd will be a money-saver
hy, in other ways. By its
|al OF clear two-inch lumber,
Re is not Il ready sale, can
finch stuff that can be dis
|ly. a circular saw could
cut and leave the boards
fore noon, yesterday, Mr..
|llinclilan's little daughter
|wheel from Il small toy
~ Oh a quarter. 1t lodged
Throat and the mother ran
peyer without a seconds de-
tior had his instruments all
|on and WAS with the child
y hanging the cAild's head
as made TO cough up the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

Ill fame in the CITY, but for some reason
or other he failed to gather him in.
A. Benner the lIumptuips rancher
whose daughter was abducted last j lne
by her uncle, Harris, has presented II pc
tition, with about % signatures, to the
county commissioners, asking them to
offer reward OF $500 for Harris arrest.
Rev. Todd got up Il skating party Of
about twenty Young people Monday night
and went across the Chehalis river to the
ranch of j. II Carter, where there is Il
good sized duck pond which vas frozen
over and afforded fine skating. Toe
crowd stayed till about II O'Clock and
kept the ice warm" all the time.
Sheriff Creech and Deputy Blair took
Burglar Wilson to Walla Walla, last Sat
urday, to serve Il sentence of one year
They found the ChchaliS county prisoners
in good health and spirits, excepting Bag
! ley, who is serving l5-year sentence for
attempted murder and arson. Baglev
| mas mace tfllpc attempts 10 commit SUI
eide, the last one only Il short time ago
His first attempt was by drinking water
in which he lad soaked matches. the
second was by tying his feet and neck TO
the bed and rolling off on to the floor !;
the third attempt was by cutting an ar
terry in his arm. 1t is thought that he
| will NOT live lonr .le bo ic now almost u
skeleton.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

wheel without the use OF instruments.
Fortunate result. The doctor showed
how easy difficulty can be overcome, if
only you know how
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
ELNlA.

for houses to rent still
\ Der of mills and logging
Dhut down until after the
kfield moved, last Tuesday,
goss property that he re-
led and has had repaired.
has sold his interest in the
G. +. Clay, of Aberdeen,
esession Wednesday, the
Aially welcome Mr.. Clay to
wish him success in his
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

The cattle Daily Times &c. per copy
at Hilton $ news stand.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
flt,y News.

h CONNIE.
10 the HERALD.
more and school will close
still in progress at the
house.
lists, having purchased a
a,rard, will erect a church
ng.
Mrs. John Backman on
arrived to gladden. their
y weighed ~ pounds.
Facross the Chehaiis near
9he creek is having a rest
b well, we will hear more
next election time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

Best quality soft shell walnuts at Hi
toms, pounds for 25c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

or Aberdeen for distant Friends.
J. +. Ilalton, the noted artist, is max
ing a series Of beautifully painted water
colors OF Aberdeen and surroundings
Suitable for Christmas presents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
Elma, Wash. Dec. 10.
Learn to say''No" when dealer

offers you something lust as good'' in
place OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. There can
be no substitute for Americas Greatest
Medicine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

Hoops PILLS cure nausea, sick head.
ache, bilousness and all liver ills Price
% cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

D ink * on like Fizz, non alcoholic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

Pair of hose supporters Sweater
Onderslrt Belt
Collar Pair Of black hose
Par OF cuffs And any amount OF
useful and ornamental presents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

Pair OF slippers
Pair of CATERS
Pair of lace curtains
Pair of portiers
Pair OF blankets
Comforter
Bed spread
Table cloth
Napkin
Towel
Rug
handkerchief box
Glove box
her articles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22
[CHRIS TMA$5 PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY

Pair of kid gloves
Pair of silk gloves
Pair Of mittens
handkerchief
Corset
suit of underwear
Pair of hose
Pair Of hose supporters
Belt
Parse
Fan
Eascinator
Wrapper
And Il thousant
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-22

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
Orange County Court.
Jnne Term. 1893.

I
Hon. HENRY r. START, Presiding Judge.
HoN. JAMES r. NOLAN, Assistant
Hon. HENRY w. Fits,
State Herbert s. Colby and Nora A.
Pepper. This case was given to the Jury
July n, and In the course OF an hour or so
verdict OF not guilty was returned.
The trial OF State v Amos J. Chamberlin
was commenced Friday morning and
went to the jury Saturday noon. The re-
spondent was charged with burglarizing
the store of N. B. Tewks5ury, at Newbury
Center, July 4, 1897, in the daytime. The
respondent admitted taking the goods
charged, but claimed that he had an un
derstanding with Mr.. Tewksbury where
by be could take goods In his absence and
pay for them when he saw him. The
evidence as to whether the store door was
open or shut ut the time Chant berlin en-
tered was conflicting. The jury came in
several times for further instructions
from the court, and on Monday afternoon
reported disagreement. 1t is understood
that the case is to be tried again this term.
States Attorney and Harvey for state
Watson for respondent.
State Edward s. Corliss, another burg
larry case from Newbury, was tried Mon
day afternoon, the entire trial lasting but
little over an hour. The states evidence
showed that Corliss broke into the house
Of Guy Wheeler at Newbury last January
and took several articles therefrom. The
defence was insanity, sworn to by all the
states witnesses and several produced by
the respondent, and not contested by the
state. The case was submitted to the jury
without argument and a verdict of not
guilty, by reason of insanity, was return
ed. States Attorney for state; Harvey
for respondent. The co lrt adjudged the
going at large of the respondent to be
dangerous to the community, and ordered
him ron fined in the Wafqrburu agvluna
State Alexander Wilson was next as
signed for trial, but the respondent plead
ed guilty to breach OF peace at Orange,
last May. In view OF mitigating circum-
stances, the court fined him IS and costs,
the whole bill amounting tn s44S9, which
he paid. States Attorney for state; j. w.
Gordon and X. A. Hoar for respondent.
State Eugene Illsley, charged with as
sault with intent to kill, is assigned for
trial Wednesday morning.
Court will probably last about week
longer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28

Willis Butterfie.d has returned to bis
work in Rutland.
There win be choir rehearsal at the
church Friday evening.
Rev. VIM. Hazen preached in Bridge
water Sunday In exchange with Rev. Mr..
West.
A number OF the young people from here
attended the prayer meetings at Pittsheld
last week.
Mrs. A. s. Ladd OF Mortified is spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr-and
Mrs. VIM. Rounds.
Miss Emma Doubleday, who has been
spending a few weeks in town, returned
70 Springfield, Mass, Monday.
Rev. Carleton Hszen OF Rochester, Rev.
Frank Hazen of Pittsfeld and their moth
er, Mrs. Haven, and Rev. VIM. Hszen, wife
and daughter OF Mortified visited Rev.
Wm. Hazen last week Wednesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
East Barnard.

Laura Unwin Is at her fathers.
James Turner is naying for Jane Culver.
E. j.. Allen now holds the deed to the
Leonard farm.
Russell Unwin and wife have moved in
to Ed Miller's house.
Jennie and Harry Morton OF Randolph
spent last week at s. NJ. Shows.
Jennie Miller returned from her visit in
Lebanon and West Hartford Friday.
Many from this place attended the SOL
diers' reunion at Barnard last week
Wednesday.
Marvin Unwiu has returned after an ab-
senee OF a year OF more and is working
for e. Evans.
What made Lee Holt so smiling Mon
day morningg He was papa to SON born
Sunday night.
DR.. c. J. Allen and family are visiting
friends in Randolph and Waitsfield for
two or three weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28
PROUD SPAIN SEEKS PEACE.
CONQUERED, SHE ASKS OUR GOVERNMENT TO
NAME ITS TERMS.

the War Hostities May Suspended,
lending Negotiations Miles Lands
lures PortThirty Thousand
All Quiet at Santiago Yellow Fever Among Troops
Several Minor Naval Engagements. .Toube With Cubans.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-28

the first definite step
following official the White House.
The French ambassador behalf the of Spain and
this White from the
looking the
o peace"
Spain not any which
this notified Spain what
would demand Spains request for negotiations will be granted but
the will vigorously pushed 1t is significant
directly without having other
will take
known. agreement will
probably armistce declared The end of the
siboney Thursday with the invading force
beng thousand conveyed by five vessels Since then
expeditions sailed from other points along coast until
10000 the Three monitors
area en- rout bombarding purposes. lssi
Monday of duanco about IS
principal city the southern coast OF Porto
led the into the haror and landing
party with spaniards who surprised and
with The American flag was raised over the
town steps against We had loss is
expected that expeditions Miles and Ponce will
be the first place extends the
to capital, real objective point
During iobson the naval constructor OF Mer-
mack m consultation with the naval
raising the cstoba Colon he submitted plan
unken vessel which adopted and Robson VIII
erinend the work.
There is considerable at Chick
amuga especially typhoid fever There have been two deaths
from disease lately.
The Joint resolution Congress Dewey for his victory
has been forwarded to is beautifully engrossed
TIE health of tbe Spanish prisoners at
a,v provng though most day. Nearly
III s,r troops outside of Santiago oraIs
have made without trouble being sats
fled that they surrendered Santiago is fast
sno its usual distress has been relieved sew
era vessels loaded supplies having arrived The Inhabitants seem
70 he well satisfied change Gen. Wood now the military
but most Spanish civil and the municipal laws
t continued gives offence the Cuban sody to-
er with being city for the present. and an al
Ieoed slight by reported that the latter has with
drawn from cooperating Shater. not thought however
. this will greatly between the Cubans and Ann
.n Yellow fever troops 400 or 500 new
h0 reported of mild and few deaths nave
occurred. .-.,.. .-oa..
hcs are sailing every from San Francisco With troops
Coz TIRE pbippine The plan followed OF sending an ex
t;ou of several Each vessel leaves as soon as Is
d There are troops at cavite near Manila
tt have taken strong position threaten the CITY, The final
Love NAV NOT fall, when shall have @UoOo
os or more Agunaldo has proclaimed himself dota
90 of the islands, nearly surround Manila The insurgents
"a Americans cooperate little and their relations are strained
The guuboats Topeka Annapolis Wasp and Leyden entered the
n Of Npe on of Cuba almost opposite Santiago
,a in brief without loss sunk the Spanish
o0e three FORTS forcing them TO run up
make valuable base Tor operaons
was recently by of our smaller ves
Nare snauh boats, gunboats and some trans
rorts were reported destroyed
The ouuboat Eagle the steamer sanO Domingo laden
with provisions
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22
nLAMrs ma CHRISTIANS.
Declaration Of Turkey Regarding tho Hs-
cent Disturbances.

Washington, June g2.-In reference 10
certain published statements. the
Turkish legation makes the following
declarations
The frequent murders and plllare,
committed hy Christians ~ Bomna. I'm.
der the lnHtiruilun OF MuntrnrFrlnns.
having exaggerated the Mussulmnn
population ~ the district aud having
forced them into ruprlHnln. some alter.
cations ana Disorder have occurred.
and during these disturbances a nun
Der ~ hutH u villagers have been
destroyed. Turkish troops sent i'm.
modlntrly In sufficient numhefs 20 the
spot nt once restored order. His I'm.
pcrial majesty, the sultan, IN hls feel
ing 81 grace ana ptternnl solicituds
towards his subjects, without distlno-
ton N race or religion. has magnani-
mouHly accorded run and complete am.
mostly 10 the persons implicated IN this
ufair ana generously ordered the r.
building " the destroyed huta and thu
rehabilitation into their ola homes ~
the Christian inhabitants who had
crossed over 10 Montenegro A Turk.
lHh neral has been ordered 10 make
an Inquiry into this aftnir. and "a Mon.
trncrrlln delegate has been appointed
tu join ana assist him In order 10 lnyea.
tlrntr whether there was any fault on
The plrt OF Turkish or Montenegrian
uNlclHlH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22
WILL SAIL ON MONDAY
Third Expedition Of U. S, Troop. for the Phil
ippines.
SIX TRANSPORTS WILL LEAVE THEN.


Washington. June 2.-Quartcrmnstcr
Gen. Luddlnrton of the war depart
mcni. received telegram today from
Quartormaator Long ~ san Francisco.
saying that the third military oxpedi-
ton Tor The Philippines viii leave san
Francisco on Monday next on ok trans
ports. namely the ohio. Indiana, city
OF Para, Morgan city. Valencia. and
Newport lie added that Cen Merritt
commanding The new department Of ths
Pacific and prospective governor gene
raj Of the Philippines. probably will
accompany the expedition on the In.
diana.
Major Gen. Otis. the next In com.
maud. will accompany the fourth ca
petition 90 the Philippine.
Quaftcrmaatcr Ions says also tina,
tho city of Pueblo probably win bc
turned over 20 tho government ,omor.
row morning but win hardly be ready
to sail with the other vessels on Mon
day. Her departure viii not be- de.
luycd more than day or two. ANA Il II
pruhable that she Will uvertnkr the ~.
petition az Honolulu and accompany
thrm 90 Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22

lulu and thence to such other points on
the coast OF Japan and China ns tho
company with the approval of tho
/ poFtm1stor general may select. within
nttecn days after the approval ~ the
act the company must deposit with IN,
p0stmaster general $4,000 In United
states bonds 10 be forfeited TO the Unit.
80 states In case OF It's failure to carry
out lts contract.
The friends n the measure are no,
hopeful ~ action by the House before
next winter. unless the present r1s.
sion Il prolonged 10 date considerably
later than IA now expected although
hey ore STRONGLY or fine opinion that
the work of establishing Geographic
communication between San Fran
cisco and Honolulu should b. begun ar
soon ne annexation takes place and
vigorously prosecuted TO speedy con-
Two members ~ the committee on
lntorstat" and f1reirn commerce.
Mcssrs Corllss ~ Michigan and Flctch-
er OF Minnesota. opposed favorable
report ON the Pacific Gable bin and
nled statement NJ their reasons. n is
understood that The majority Is unnni-
mpusly In favor of the measure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22

the guuboat that had fred the proiec.
Tiles. the hinrhlehcud made a target OF
10. ana In % short time the spnniards
steamed away Into n shallow inlet.
whore the cruiser could not follow.
Commander McCain then took look
around, came back 20 the squadron and
reported % as suitable place for land
ing troops. Then taking collier with
MN, he went back tu the bay aud under
ih' very nose NJ the enemy. deliberate
~ tnd ~ Co the collier and FOR several
hours cpalcd his ship
The Vixen ana Gloucester two cone
N'ftcd yachts In the meantime. carried
On active work with the Insurgents at
S'rtfhderuH The value ~ making this
lH'H point " operations may De
hrtiCr appreciated when % Or known
ih1t 70 j. half way bcwcon Jucnr1 and
MAn1nnlllp, two cncumpment places OF
we spanish and Santiago &c. cuba BE.
nina Juchro ana MnuzarIliD ana run.
ming down close to the shore 90 San
u1Eu are hirh ana almost impossible
mnuntlInH au that operations between
thc three places must BE- conducted
hlnhN me shore line " the Caribbean
fen. A railroad line waa constructed
running from Iucnrn 10 Santiago and In
March last General parodo put large
NO.
Hnyamo. q town In the interior. was
selected ns n place Tor interior move
mrnis ana 'o menace the Insurgents
and the work VI connecting 10 with
ManzanIlln. Hu aH Goo have triangle
with troops al ivory angle. was be-
gun. Tho operations NJ Admiral Stamp
m have broken one ana the most inn
nriH7t eide - the triangle bv putting
he Insurgents m purnesainn " Accor-
dcrl4 nul the triangle has been hrok.
Do again hy the landing NJ t'nitrdstatcH
'nhflnrf az Guantanamo. IN addition Co
his 70 iH learned that the Insurgents
have torn ~ the road ana destroyed
communication between naynmn aud
SANTIAGO o. cuba Hn that Il ~ evident
'hrrn stations ~ SPANISH troops are
Thoroughly Isolated from one another
Th' arrivals of uCwEnlporu and mall /
in juno 90 was hailed with i0y but
much Amusement was caused ny the
'nr'0us accounts ~ the h0mhnrdmont /
iv Commodore Echipv Tho orders la. |
urd nn May ~ were not 10 nra ~ the |
,attcrIos but only az the ships s.en In |
he hlrh1r.
No damage ~ any kind was done u /
he batteries ON shore The spanish /
ynrHhlp Rrlna Mercedes was hit AZ was
lHn the Crlsiuhnl Colon. hut not serl.
uHly Injured. Tho object or the rxpedi-
ion was 90 Ind out what the defonaoa
m shore amounted 90, and that object
vac attained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-22
Murderers Executed.

Jefferson city Mo. June 20 -Tobe
lanahan and I'D Mckenzie. negroes,
high siockade had been built about tho
scafold IN the Jan yard and only a
few persons were present az the cxecu.
ton. Mckenzie killed farmer Tor hia
money, Lanahan murdered a i2-year.
Old negro girl after nssaultlng nor
st. Louis, June 22,-John Thomaa
$3.50 D. m. He was atranFled 10 death
The crime Tor which he died was tho
shooting Of his sweetheart Annie
llamsch, aged 49, on April O. 1907 Her
lover was a shlftless, irresponsible sort
Of a follow while she was thrifty. lie
wanted TO- marry her, but because OF
her refusal he shot the girl.