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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
4 Quiet Wedding.

Prof. r. 3. Bryan and Miss Mary Arm.
dence Of the brides father, Judge Arnold.
on Saturday evening. The wedding was
a quiet affair, owing to the poor health of
Judge Arnold, only relatives of the con.
tracing parties being present.
Prof, and Mrs. Bryan are, respectively,
principal and assistant principal OF the
Aberdeen schools, and have been % en-
gagged for several years. They resumed
their school duties Monday - usuai.
The HERALD extends hearty congratu.
lations and wishes the happy couple a
pleasant and prosperous journey over the
troubled sea OF life.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
Special Photo Offer.

For thirty days, beginning September
%, will make free Of charge for every
cash customer, giving AL order for one
dozen cabinets finished in gloss at $3 or
one dozen cabinets finished in platinum
at 81, one extra fine 14x17 portrait from
the original negative. Remember, good
negatives can. be made rain or shine.
Take your time in calling, but be sure
you get within the next thirty days as
this offer is good only for that length Of
time. Don't forget to bring my favorite,
the baby, and have large picture.-H.
b. MERRIwErHER, the photographer, S.
Z. cor. Heron and II streets. h
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
Notice.

r
Notice is hereby given that the regis
tration of voters of Aberdeen and East
Aberdeen precincts for the general cleo
ton to be held November Sth, 1898, will
be closed October 18th, 1898, at II p. m.
Gro. A. BLACK,
81 2t. Registration Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06

Roger Bacon, in his writings in the thir-
teenth century, predicted the use OF the
balloon and fying-machine. 1t is said
that Jean Baptiste Dante, an italian
mathematician, crossed Lake Trasimeno
on artificial wings in 1400. Leonardo Da
Vinci, in 1900, made some experiments
in aerial screws, designed a parachute. and
left some sketches of mechanical wings
in his notebooks. A famous bishop, named
Wiki l, in the seventeenth century wrote
on the subject Of artificial fight, and was
so sure of the practicability of it that he
declared the time would come when it
would he as common Il thing to hear Il
man, when starting on a journey, call for
his wings as for his boots and spurs. In
1909 Friar de Gusman, OF Port ,gal, asked
and received assistance from the king in
plans he had for constructing a flying
machine. About the middle OF the sew
enteenth century Frenchman named
Besnier constructed Il pair OF osclllating
wings, with which he made several ex-
periments. He tried them first in jump
ing from stool, then from a table, then
from barn, when his progress was in.
terrupted by his falling and breaking his
leg. In France the Marquis de Bacque-
vile, in l742, attempted to cross the Seine
on wings. He launched himself from II
terrace and flew for short distance then
fell, landing in washerwoman's barge
breaking his leg, which discouraged him
from further experiments in that direc-
tion.-From "Mechanical Flight" in
Demorest's Magazine for October.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
PHOTOS: PHOTOS!

For fine Photos or Portraits call on
Snodgrass. All work strictly first class.
20 Studio open from 18th to 30th Of
each month only, until January LIST. 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06

~ l. ~ Il AA - ~ l. Il ~ ANs
bndike Fizz.
n, tasty up to date hat awaiting your
n ction at JeG's.
b. A. Woodward went to Elma on
I'M ess yesterday.
w new overcoats at l. Harris & Sons
richly up-to-date.
fish cannery is packing about 400
., of steel head salmon a day.
vote at the coming election You
I'd. Begister on or before October IS.
'Enu your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
ant good milk and good meaure.
can buy q fur hat in the latest
IA or 81 .25 King hat $3.50 to 800 at
and Mrs. ]. +. Medcaf came down
'off' fontesano Tuesday evening to visit
laughter, Mrs. Grant Wheeler.
schooner A. j. West is loading at
lOl1 kst & Slade mill for San Pedro and
FENDER for the Hawaiian Islands.
steamer Fulton and schooner
leysd Ventura sailed from Wilson Bros.
mill with lumber for San Fran
arkgGey body is going to the Montesano
ment today, tomorrow and Satur-
Seal The late rains have put the tracks
n bunds in excellent shape, and a
ID time is assured.
ompe is now prepared to treat ca
Pith the Eureka Nebulizer IA forced
vapor aparatus) in conjunction
hternal medical treatment. Elk.
ARE (ion and consultation free uf
stiff
fish market Of NJ. Finn on f street
Nm, en moved across the street to make
or building 24x4O feet for Frank
pr, who will open fruit, confec.
and cigar store with a shooting
IN alongside.
steamer Montesano is on the ways
IMWest & Slade ship yard undergoing
IlMPlete transformation. In addition
General overhauling she will be
, foi towing on the Harbor by taxi
:. the upper deck and otherwise
I. Billed.
Ken all, OF Montesano, was down
! LAY and completed the purchase Of
ork T. known as the Crummey property
, ~ ION street between f and 6. This
:, Wy, which covers lot 5Oxl30 feet
-. -" Dries high, is considered good in
y a Oife 4nt at the price, $4,000.
ION Smith, the popular purs.r on
amer L. G. Reed, was married
Jay to Miss Bonita Terrll, who is
my ID favorahly known in this city, at
dence of the brides uncle in Cen
T They will make their future home
al uiam. The HERALD throws the
~" nal old shoe and handful OF rice
: p young couple and wishes them
- and prosperous welded life.
'"' pdian boy, about fifteen years Of
Is found to be in dangerous con-
o hi p camp Of Puyallup Indians just
80 the railroad depot Monday. The
fallen on a snag, which pierced
pit, last winter, and, through neg
Ill., as IN a horrible state. Mayor
,poee occurred the services of DR.. SHIFTS
ID the lad taken to the hospital
le is being treated.
Engineer j. NJ. Clapp, who is in
Vsv pf the Grays Harbol jetty, came
the beach Tuesday with his wife
oct lghter, who were going to Port
!. 0ps a visit. Mr.. Clapp said that the
prk was progressing as we'll as it
onsidering the weather; that e.
ads re being made to complete the
his beyond Canoe channel so as to
ntee action OF the water work on the
Evpln4de this winter.
Irus
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
A Home for You.

For sale at low fgurs, for potseash
Two lots and home, with bearing or.
chard and shrubbery--a pleasant home
A. NJ. SMITH If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
Girl Wanted.

For general homework. Good wages
and steady place. Address, p. O. Drawer
Y, Hoquam, Wash. stiff.
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81. Paul STARTS FOR MANILA.


San FRANCISCO. July 2s.-ThA Tal.s
battalion si~s. South Dakota volunteers
and ne Minnesota aG1 Colorado recruit
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MORE SPANISH
TROOPS SURRENDER,
Outside Sarrisonx Continuing 10
Come Into Santiago and Lay
Down Their Arms

Sge- 81 Dsr4tcfs 10 The Post-Tnten .Eencer
NEW YORK. JAY 81 spectay from
Santiago De Caba says, TIE surrender n
sarT.soss at tle o8tpoetx continues VITA
o2t erg serious hitch Two hundro.
Spanish trcov@ NO wexe stationed ~
Sorg3 have arrived here. bringing Their
arms ard equipment watch were turned
over % tae Americans
MARKHAM
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WOULD SOW TIE SEEDS
OF UNIVERSAL Var.
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PORT PONCE GIVES Up
WITHOUT Resistance.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-23
If Your
Purse Leaked

You'd stop that leak
instantly. You'd stop
it If You had lost only a
penny. If there was
Just one weak stitch
you would strengthen
If
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-23
TRUSTEES SAI.m
OF HOUSE AND Lot N TOWN o,, mo-,

OF HOUSE AND LOT IN TOWN OF, RIcuI.,Nns
Whereas, $. Baker and ROSA Baker
his WE, >. Silvcrman and NJ. Hloou, did
ON tue 10Th day oil February. IS93 exc.
cntc 10 BIRD NJ Robinson. Trustee u
certain deed OF trust conveying 10 In,
Sa'u trustee, 'iiut certain house and lot
sI'ua'c III tie Town of Richlauds rnzn.
wen county, Virginia, known and dos.
ihhatSd as lot !. in Section .. Plan 4 in
n pat with certificate thereto. mn,ln INV
ne Ihhch Valley Conl and Iron Co,npnny
on May 9th, 1890 and OF record in I'm
lh%eWell county court clerks office in
~ u. 20, PIP etc, to secure Holston
Natiohal i'uiIding and Loan Association
~ ne payment oi u certain loan mon.
tohcu IN said deed of trust: and
wherein, the said Bird NJ Robinson has
rrsiSh'u as such trustee, aud the circuit
court oil lazewell county, Va. did by nm
order entered ut it's December term iS0S
appoint and substitute j. III Stuart ms
substituted trustee in the place and
stead OF said Bird NJ. Robinson, trustee
VINO had resigned. And whereas Tn,
said grantors in srid deed of trust have
deIaulted Tor more than six months in
the payment OF dues, interest, premiums
etc., on the loan secured in said deed O
trust and having been directed by the
llolston Nation Building and Loan As
ISOLATION so to do.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
oil the authority vested in me by said
deco OF trust and the said order snbsti-
tuting me rs trustee therein, | will on
the 10th day oi January, 1899, on the
premises, proceed to sell the said house
aud lot Mt public auction to the highest
bidder ior CASH IN HAND.
The said house aud lot is fully describ.
ed III said trust deed 10 which relerenc,
is here made and adopted which is o
record in Tazewell county clerks office in
d. II. 30, PIP. 10 etc.
5sy j. IL. STUART,
Substituted Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-23
Keep the Bells Ringing.

1t was Christmas Sunday. Merrily
rang the bells, aud they seemed to say
to the teaching to her class, Peace on
earth, to men good WILL" Tie teacher
told her class the message OF the bells,
aud said, let us keep the bells going,
wherever we may he and whatever we
may have to do that the world may
know that Unto us is born Savior :"
That week II scholar left fora situation
in n large city 1t was mt n lodging
house, where she had rongh work, hard
words and poor food. No girl even stay
ed there over II month. But Nellie said
81 must keep the bells ringing here"
The mistress wondered when She car
RED the heavy scuttles and trays up and
downstairs, unconpainingly and won
dorcd yet more. when she bore her sharp
words without retort, as day by
day Nellis stayed the quick reply, con
qucrcd her inclination to scamp her work
and kept the bells going.
Again the Nmus bells rang ont with
II strange new gadness. Nellie heard
them. Her mistress called her. "AIy grip
she said, YOU have something that |
have not; will YOU tell me what it is?"
Nellie told all, and us the bells ring mer-
rilN, her mistress SAID "Ncllie, girl, stay
with me and and help me to keep the
bells goiag.-Scluctcd.
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OBJ lTUARY.

The subject of this sketch. Minnie J
Myrcs, was born January Ii 1871. She
was married to John w. Moore April the
9TH 1898. To them was born one son who
still lives. For ten long mon tbs she suf-
feied with that slow, but dreadful dis
ease, consumption. when on the IL day of
Dec, 1898. as quietly and peacefully as
an infant sleeps in its mothers arms, she
pillowed her head on the bosom of Jesus,
and ia ling in sleep, went with the an.
Hcls To be cO-heir with them in that sun
bright cline. She was con verted in her
thirteenth year, and j0incd the NJ. T..
church South, and lived consistent
member until death. The writer visited
her often during her Hines sand =lways
found her hopeful until the last few DAYS
when she cut loose flom the world and
said, 81 am ready" She sent for the
writer about two hOars before death:
wnen asked what she wanted she said
pray with me for an easy DEATH" after
which she passed away almost with out a
struggle, folding her hands.
Ihc funeral service proper was con-
Quoted by Rev. w. w. Yost, IN the pres :.
cncc OF large crowd ut her home, after
which she was laid TO rest on the hill in
sig mt OF home-a spot selected by n erself
May God bless the bereaved husband
and little boy. j. w. BKowN
Dec. 18th, ls9S.
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On q Sad Mission.

Capt. A. j. and Mrs Tynes left on the
afternoon train Tuesday, for Auburn,
Nebraska, where they were summoned
on account of the death of their son. in
law, Mr.. IL. Il. Pecry, which occurred on
Monday. Mr.. Pccry died of fever. He
was sick only three days. His sudden
ana tmtimely death is peculiarly sad. lie
leaves vito and two children. Mr. Pee
ny moved to Nebraska some years ago
and was highly esteemed among the peo-
pie. At the time of his death he was
clerl, of the CountvComt
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New Church Opened

The new Christian church will be Cd.
ened for the first time the first Sunday in
January next, at which time there will
DC reunion of the members of the
ohorch. OF course all the members are
expected to be present, ana all their
friends especially all those who have
contributed in any manner to the success
OF the new church enterprise. The pub.
tic gencI"ily. and in fact everybody is
cordially invited TO be present on the oc.
casion. which promises to be one of much
interest, The dedication of the new
church will not take place until soma
time in the SpIing.
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ManS-9f The teachers of the county
are already personally acquainted
with the wo.k done at Tazewell
College, and will re-enter after their
schools are out.
We hear only the most favorable
reports from Tnzewell College. 1t
is the earnest wish of our best citi-
zens that great school may be built
up among us.
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= f. EscIR n,
(Tse hsupnce MANI Tazowel. Va
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FINE COMBINATION.
1899. ~ 1899, q

We wanta large number of new subscribers for $780,
order to get them offer great inducements good
matter We make the following splendid Clubbing Ofer
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Rev. w. L.. Ball, brother of Mrs.
w. y. Surface, preached two fine
sermons at the Baptist church last
Sundar. AT the morning services
two new members received the right
hand cfChrlstain and Church fellow
ship. Mr. Ball is at present pastor
oil Princeton and Concord Baptist
Churches in Mercer Co. w. Va.
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soldie8 Boys Returned.

Mesers Lewis Britain, S. V.
Kelly, e. II. Witten, Willie Willard,
Frank Alexander, e. NJ. Lily, j p.
Hartman. Herbert and George
DOdd, have returned from Roanoke,
where they were mustered out of
service on the 18th The boys say.
they have enough oft ~
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Bank of Graham vii
be held at its office ia Graham, Va,
on the 10th day of January, 1899.
ri. j. w. Hicks.
Dec. Dist, 1898
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riOw About
Your House

Is there any Leakage
there ? A house is real
ly a purse with lots of
Money in it. Every cent
will leak out and be
eternally lost if it burns
down and is not insured.
A good Insurance policy
makes your house leak
proof. | am in bust
ness to write policies in
the best companies on
earth. 1t costs no more
to get the best iusur-
ance of me, than to get
questionable insurance
IN questionable compa
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BRONZE TURKEYS.

offer for the next thirty days twenty
I'VE nice Bronze Turkeys. Toms 50 each
and hens 81 90. Mrs. NJ. J. uoae
Burke's Garden, Va.
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f1foE offers are as low any could ask We sasa
you from S5c to $l.0O each We give our sphsc
bers the entire sneft of reductions az money
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Blow
Your Own Horn

It's natural (your Christ for instancel
fyou don't blow it Yourself, nobody will blow
it for you; they're all too busy footing solos
for themselves. Ever notice how easy it is
for everybody to blow their horns Xmas
times Seems that they can foot as loud as a
whole choir. The old horns are just loaded
with Everybody has got the biggest stock of
Holiday Goods in town." Somebody is blow
ing too hard. They can all have it. Some
body is lying under misapprehension Some
body's got
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