Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-09

ing ever SHOWN IA VuAo VACuAASv' AAA0
spection invited, which will convince
you. N. G.. Kaufman.
The attention Of the city authorities
has been called to the unsanitary condi'
tons surrounding the Central school
house, and, as the health Of about 100
children is concerned, the matter should
receive prompt attention.
Blanket weather is fast approaching
and it won't be long before you will
wake up in the night and wish you
had over you a pair Of the warm
blankets that Kaufman is selling at
prices which are attracting attention
our blanket stock.
Local dramatic talent is preparing
play, "Tha Noble Outcast,' to be rem
dered ut the Acme opera house on Friday
evening, November II, under the auspices
of the Aberdeen Fire Department Band,
the complete program Of which will ap'
pear in the next issue Of the HERALD.
Silk waists were never prettier. The
styles that are shown at N. G. Kauf-
mans for early fall wear. are artistic
in design and represent the best efforts
of leading manufacturer. No dress
maker could put such style and finish
into them at the prices we ask.
The annual fair of the Sisters Of st. Jo-
seph's Hospital will begin, in Firemen's
hall, on next Monday evening, and con-
time all the week. 4 large quantity OF
unusually fine fancy work has been pre-
pared for this fair, and the Sisters Will
endeavor to have it surrass all their
previous efforts in this line.
Don't tail to hear Mrs. Donaldson
Richards, of Ohio, who lectures in the
Baptist church at o'clock Saturday
evening, and also fills the pulpit at ! ]
O'Clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Richards
has travelled largely and has national
reputation and will certainly deeply in
terest those who hear her.
J. u. Roberts, corporal OF Co. NJ,
Washington Volunteers, arrived nome
Monday evening, fully satisfied with his
soldier experiences. His health is CON
siderabiy broken down by the arduous
campaigning Of the Washington troops
in the Philippines, and will require a
month o, two OF rest to regain his wonted
activity. Although on duty most vi the
time since last June, Roberts has been
: bothered with chronic stomach trouble.
which proper treatment and home diet
will doubtless soon remove.
A quiet but very pleasant wedding oc-
Cured at the residence Of Mr.. +. r..
Woolsey last evening, Albert Richeau
and Miss Adelaide A. Woo'sey being
joined in matrimony by Rev. W. II. Glib
son, pastor OF the Baptist church. The
happy young couple arc among the most
popular young folks OF Aberdeen, and
start ont in life with every prospect OF
happiness, u full measure Of which is sim
ccrely wished them by the HERALD.
they will reside with the mother Of the
groom Mrs. A. J. Anderson Jr., until
their own home, now being built. is
! finished.
On Saturday, November II, PAS shingle
mills, all members OF the Washington
Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers Asso-
citation, will close down for Il period Of
sixty days. This action was decided upon
at meeting OF the association held at
Seattle Monday, at which representatives
from every county in the state were pres
ent. The action, which is the most inn
portant that has taken place in lumber
and shinglc circles since June last, when
a two weeks shutdown was ordered by
the association, is for the purpose of main
tanning prices according to the following
schedule: Stars, $40; Clear, $3.50; Eu-
reka, 81 .65, and Perfection, sl.75.