Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-27

D"' my t'e FESTIVAL they will
nave sale of numerous articles c,n.
tnbuted to aid their cause.
john anders was down from his Grand
rorKs iarm yesterday. Jack saws he has
me farm up there, and, with ready
market in the logging camps in his vi
entity, believes he will be wearing di,.
monds III few years.
Any person having subscribed to fine
HERALD failing to receive the same
promptly will confer favor by reporting
the Tact to the office. This notice is rem.
dered necessary by the failed of former
ehiPloyc to report subscriptions received.
COL G. W. Bell, U. S. consul at Sid.
ney, N. 5. w., arrived in San Francisco
lds' week on his way to Washington, ID.
a., and took 4 run over this way to visit
his son, :. ii. Bell at South Bend. and
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Arland, at Mon
tesano.
business men expect the newspapers
to boom the town, and thus incidentally
boom their business. That being true,
the business men should do all possible
TO boom the newspaper. Good newspa
pers represent the spirit OF the town and
its people.-Walla Walla Statesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Leroy, of Matlock.
Mason county, cane. down Sunday and
had the remains of Mrs. Belinda Murphy.
mother of Mrs. Lerov, and grandmother
OF Mrs. III. d. Critics, of this city, who
was buried here in 1896, disinterred and
taken to Olympia for burial Tuesday.
Three injured men came over from
Cosmopols for treatment Monday. J. l.
Hoffman had thumb and part OF fin
ger cut Oft in Il shingle mill II. Ross lost
part OF finger in the box factory and +.
y. Ward had saw cut on the arm. nr.
stapp dressed the wounds, and, after Il
brief rest, they will be all right again.
Mrs. I. a. Palmer, we'll known resi-
dent OF the Satsop valley, visited Aber-
deem yesterday and was the guest OF Mrs
&. ;. Kendall. Although resident of
Chehais county for sixteen years, this
was Mrs. Palmer's first visit to Aberdeen,
and the worthy lady was surprised at
the growth OF the city.
4 couple OF little girls, ID and | yeais
OF age, have been detected piliering from
the residence of W. p. Mack, on Wish
kah street. Twenty dollars in money
and number OF articles were taken, al
, most all OF which has been returned eX-
Cept the money, which the parents OF
! the children will make good, and keep Il
more watchful eye on them in the future.
| The associated services of the Presby-
terrain and Congregational clutches will
he resumed on Sunday next, the pastor
preaching morning and evening. Special
music will be provided for each service
under the direction Of Mrs. ;. W. Ander-
son, chorister. Hours OF service, 0;30
am. and 80 pm. i cordial welcome
to all.
Constable Pearson took Hogan Hansen,
OF Ioquiam, to the county Jail this morn
ing. Hansen and his sister, Mrs. Hol-
brook, are awaiting retrial on serious
charge. and have been out on their own
recognzance, and now Hansen is sent
back to Jail charged with threatening to
kin man named Thompson, who made
the original complaint against him and
Mrs. IIolbrook.
The state board Of equalization has
fixed the tax levy for state taxes Tor the
year 1890 as follows: For state school
purposes, 334 mills; for general state pur'
poses, 2la Mills for interest on state
bonds and for sinking fund, Is oil a mill
for military purposes, national guard IL
If n mill. The above levy is made on the
eoualized valuation OF the state board
5000 1877 $50. The valuations made pl
county boards placed the total amount al
so17 76I .7G7. the state boards valuation
, therefore being almost $l2 100000 higher
A law enacted at the last session OF the
legislature requires that all cans ah'
other vessels used in the sale CT milk shall
have their liquid capacity, United states
standard, measured and stamped Thereon
bv tie county auditor or his deputy
Auditor Sells has received the required
sta,,ps and is now ready to measure an'
, stamp the vessels, and would prooao'!
,,,me to Aberdeen for that purpose II tl'
,nilkmen would arrange date. faiiur
TO comply with the law is punishable %,
a fine of five dollars for every ofiehse.
, Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining unclaimed II
| tha Aberdeen =. O. for the week ehdih
Sept. 20, '99; ,, Martin
g Bracket, Frank h'iAson' U.s. ,-'.
5 ,h.a, Frank johnson, Andrew
4 CT McAteir, George
Y O'Neil, Mrs F. 2. o"ih' o"", ,n