Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

4 good solicitor. one that is reliable,
can learn Of "a paying position Ivy apply
ing III the HERALD office.
On Dec. Is my contract Will, st. Jo-
seph's hospital as surgeon was dissolved
by mutual consent Of both pa,ties. l am
not associated with this hospital in any
capacity. Nevertheless l am able to
handle all cases requiring hospital care.
DR. PAUL SHIFTS.
Holiday goods, in endless profusion.
Toys. chinaware, lamps, bric-a brac, etc.
A complete assortment OF useful and Or
nanen,a goods, especially adapted for
holiday presents, Il. Mrs. ]. NJ. Stout's,
south side Of Heron street between &
and II streets.
Pursuant to call by the trustees Of St.
.Joseph's Hospital, ON Dec. II, 1899, :he
following physicians and surgeons were
appointed as the hospital staff OF above
named institution. Drs. Il. G. Cory, q.
~ Overmcyer, NJ. l.. Pearson, j.
William Scamell.
HARPER Whiskey is rapidly becoM-
ing the national beverage. It's the one
thing all parties agree upon. Republicans,
Democrats, Populists. Even the "know-
no,hing' party knows one thing; the
merits Of HARPER Whiskev. Sold by
l. W. WALKER and o. G. NAMMEN. Aber-
deem, Wash.
j. W. Carey Il Son are having clear
ance sale that is being appreciated by
holiday purchasers. 1t will pay anyone
intending to buy dry goods, capes, jackets,
clothing, hats, boots and shoes, trunks,
vaises, etc, to see their cut prices before
buying. To work off an overstock Of
mackintoshes these garments are marked
at exceedingly low prices.
Aberdeen raised 5000 in cash rs Il
bonus and offered Il free site to the Panel
4 Folding Box Company to build mill
there. The company began work there
but last week suddenly suspended opera
tons. The Aberdeen HERALD says that
l!oq,iam has raised its bid for the plant
and that the company is coquetting with
that town. We presume that they would
consider a bid from South Bend, but We
don't know as we want that kind Of a
com pany.-S Bend Journal.
Speaking of the Nashville students the
Spokane Spokeslnan-keview OF Nov. 2l,
said: "rhe Original Nashville Students
were the attraction at the Auditorium
last evening. The colored people form
ing the company have been before the
public for a long time and their ability in
the vocal line is well known. The sing
ing, dancing and cake walking Of this
aggregation are good, and its claim to
giving II show worth the money is not en-
ti'ely presumption" This attraction is
bile1 for the Acme opera house, Thurs
day and Friday, Dec. IA and Is.
The supreme court has reversed the
superior court in the "a &c Of IL. Ellingson
ana W1lS VS.. CueilallS county. LII tiI'S
case IL county road was laid out across
the Ellingson's land and he notified to
appear and claim damages il he want, d
any AS he did not appear the commits
,ioners allowed him $l5 damages. From
this he appealed to the superior court,
where the jury assessed the damages at
$40. In the trial Attorney Heath, for
the plaintiff, claimed that as Mrs. Filing
sor had not been notified OF the intended
according to law, she havinya com munity
interest in the property. This conteo-
ton has now bee:. sustained by tire
supreme coir'.