Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23
"A. 5. Hodgdon was up from Uoo,;, -

a. o nodgdon was up from Hoouiam
WIS morning on business.
Lou can buy straw hats as low nc 4
cents at |. Harris 4 Sons.
N. &. kaufman returned from = visit
TO The Sound last evening.
II you miss the special sale at I. Harris
" sons you miss good thing.
postmaster II. l.. Sauers, of Cosmopo.
MS ''ad business in this city today.
"A good fresh IIolsten cow will he
''"'ed tor work. Apply at this Office.
me schooner o. NJ. Kellogg sailed from
me West 4 Sladc mil! TODAY for Resale
Mexico. 7''''''
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Dolan, OF Cosmopo]is
We're on the train this morning uoino 70
Montesano.
superintendent G. +. White, of Cos.
mopoIis, took the train this mornipy for
Sound points. "
l.. Miller, who represents the II
~ Richmond Paper Co.. of Tacoma and
seattle, was in town Yesterday
EX-Assessor John w. Bum, who is
now travelling for Portland house nter-
viewed the Aberdeen merchants vestcr-
day.
a. d. Devonshirc and w. II. Malonev
wen KNOWN c!tzens OF Montesano. had
business i'll the Grays IIarbor metropolis
today.
Nlnemire & Morgan, the enterprisiup
butchers OF Montesano, have had one of
the hnest specimens of an elk head
mounted and placed in their market.
The home of Rev. A. A. Doyle was clad.
oeheu by the arrival of young son this
morning. Rev. Doyle is authority for the
statement that the new conner is fusion.
list, with lusty lungs.
Next Sunday morning at the Conyre.
gational church, "a Plea for the Saloon
Keeper" by Rev. o. B. Whitmore. of
Oregon. Come and hear him. Union
service by the churches morning and
evening.
W. D. Crosbie has received handsome
silver mounted opium pipe sent him by
Chas. Wappenstien, who is OH the Seattle
detective force. The pipe was captured
during raid on the Chinese opium
smoking joints.
r. J. Taylor, OF the engineers depart.
ment of the N. p. Ry. Co., was in the
city yesterday looking over the progress
OF the work on the Hoquiam extension,
which is being pushed to completion
under Engineer Van der Steen.
Bert Keith started today for a we'll de-
served vacation of three or four weeks.
which he will spend on the Sound visit
ing friends and relatives Chas. F.
Sparks, the well known barber of Monte.
sano, will attend to Bert's barber shop
in his absence.
S. b. Linn returned last evening from
Seattle where he has been for several
weeks taking treatment for his injured
eye. In this it is regretted that the treat
ment was nnavaling, but the other eye
has been saved from the sympathetic
action which attacks one eye when the
other is seriously injured.
The Philippine islands are rich in
woods, mostly unknown to the rest of
the world, says the Scientific American.
There are said to be 80 tinctorial or COL
bring woods, which give the entire series
Of colors or shades. Ebony, of very fine
grain, abounds. The magkano of Min
lanas is said to be absolutely immune
rom rot
1t will be remembered by the re aders
ii the HERALD that Ed Benn, Mel.
Bachelor and Joe Campbell went into
he Olympics several weeks ago to exam.
ne some mines, the discoveries of Mr..
Campbell. Messrs Bachelor and Camp
bell returned Saturday evening, and Mr..
Benn, who had remained at Grand Falls
% hunt and fish, reached home Tuesday
evening. The party enjoyed their trip in
he mountains aud are enthusiastic as to
he value OF their ''finds."
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