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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

euA Iuxuoi19 eeose In the year III and
"a oooo eronpefous buatne1s ever since.
1ev1ag 1ls eoeds n large Quantities and
for cash - = aaes b IN OF prices that
uiM conpaFs with IL East Besides car
ryfng = fun iine u ciothing ana esnts fur
nihinss hs also earsie1 = large stock q
boets and ahoeA
=. Z. nZoehles.
1r. Koehlsr b psuprfetor Of the hrgsA
oieyek and sporting goods Store On the
hafnee. howfng sverythiue In stock that
pertains to m exclusive bicycle and sport
tn8 goods STORE. Mf. Koehief 1Fst began
6usaneas q Aberdesn thirteen years ago In
. mail stare On Heron street, bnt owing
70 hi fast tncreaSing business he now
transacts business IN . large store build
Ing nifty feet deep and twenty-five wide.
Mr. koehler represented Chehalio county In
the state legislature during the years 1901
~. q. Kaufman.
Mr.. Kaufman engaged IN the dry goods
and clothing buaIness b 1eo8 ana has been
most energetic IN pronaoting the welfare OF
the city, being one Of the nrst TO aid in
anything that viii aid In IT. progrsss. Mr..
Kaufman also hcids the distinction Of own
Ing the largest store and once building In
block.
L Harris = Sens
Conduct large dry goods and clething
establishment and also carry . large line
Of boots and shoes. This arm. one Of the
Oldest In thu state. vaS estahliShed here
In the spring az 1Sse. Mr.. q. w. Wolfe
MANAGES tho business here for me above
arm. who havs their headquarters Ct Oiym-
L. W. Ber.ielk.
~. rr...... $1,000 49,
....,,,,, sn...an, ts-s,s- "a ds.,er =,
sc,,cs, $500. M hs. hsa .wsn,v v..rs:
experience.
n. ucYa1ertv = sons.
-. ..,n.... 80 a.....-
49, 49, s =. 49, ~" - p $500 49, :.
"a, T&s,. 49, 49, 10000 .rN s,,c.
~~-.e,,s,., aSi.S sor,. - .hs I.r~ss. en-
1917. .u 80. 's1's - sAs '~ses' wa
1asNs ~ s"s s.s
Z. r. MARINER.
Mr.. Karshner conducts the Grays harbor
meat market on Heron street. He hrst
located in Comopolis. hut finding that
Aberdeen was fast becoming the leading
town on the harbor and dearous OF being
a ~. .ss... -, 49, .-r-...A
~ e0''s''o'' "..'' az o.s'
>. y. Wtllsy.
Mr.. Wiley u a thoroughly competent
plumber and has successfully done the
plumbing IN some or the LARGEST dwellings
and business houses In the city. His shop
is fully equipped Tor doing all kinds or
work In his iine.
MAI. L. L. Maley.
Mr.. Naley came To Aberdeen In 1850 and
identified himself with the town by invest
ing In real estate and later opening and
operating . cigar factory. manufacturing
the widely known Think -of-Me. Se-
iect ana niue SQUADRON clsaA ne
also carries Iui ana comple'e STOCK Oh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

CHURCH SERVICES.

49, The rcst-Iasssiisenese viii allow Avs
- N1nAl church notices TIRE u charge. Fos
- - ever I'VE tAsss viii b . charxs a y
- H rule win b. strictly sdhsrsd 10.
- lptic.s must b In this othes nos latsf
q Saturday.
Episcopal Chsrehes.
y tsnss-asasoa. service and sermon at p
4 osslse eoadaessd By Rsv. y. Thorn
n9hM's-nallasd Rev, r. y nyiand.
utvias ssrvtes svwy sunday At II = n
~. = . .,n. y. r.. s se,s,
aNhss % Sunday. Holy ccmmanscn VIII hs
ase q The morning service.
- rsShh Church Corner Eighth avenue and
ssss- Rev. II. H., Gowen. rector Mornsns
-. Tolerance and Loysfs evening. Eph-
Ars-wcedaaad rarh Rev II. H. 0oven
Sesvsce aud seFmoa 81 .. NJ NJ.
Leata, tAy reader Take Green LAhs
~ g q Window ssatinn.
!SsUmoss-rSsntysc fourth avenue saath aad
eeA ssreet. Rev. GeoFae isusseIie, sestor
easnsnscn ut a. m. ehiidEen's service Al
~ Ucfntnf PRAYER aud sermon ~ II .. m !.
y pfayw and sermon al y. m
sal's- Warren svenue and Republican ssrvrt.
n hesueil keysef, rector. Sunday seacos
$50 - Morning PRAYER and s<smon At II = M
Lutheran Churches.
- lathsran- .Da~sm,sh n,issian. Sanders
sssss ssesnsy's brewery. SERVICES ~ -
- ssAs Sunday.
- Esaassiieal Lushersa. yiea's-corasr
~ 49, and Stewart street SUNDAY seAecl,
= eaaaaI service. ., 10 - - m and -
- LasAsran lsynod Ne l~ssvvices ssesy
mA = n. aud Sunday ~Aost AZ s@n
ne 4 q. W hall. corner of Jackson
nns.A Fourth avenue and Pine
- u 4. kerssvsh. pastcs. residence. lisa
\ ssAae. Sunday shsoi At - .. n Sssv-
~ - end .. N
- tMfty Ensiish--tosaer Seventh avenssa
~ ssfset Rev lance y Rates. pAstas.
o. IL .. m. sanasV sVkcai st : ~
a. nmsing services; sssa.ns services AZ .
Lsseesan- Services la hat. eosnes Main
SAsf asvsas, SERVICES etery sssessd
R1days ~ Tie meath at - p n. By
u H. Esareas. pxsios.
xsssesteAi Lsthrrsn. 9. teAn's cemsre-
-Sssssy sssvt.s. eosnes MaEAss aaa Maia.
WThss BAPTIST eAarrh. esety nsst aaa
hf q tss Ecnsh ct } =, s-
-. 4pasA seattle M,ssioss~ia hail near pest
81 ssssss sssss~s srsrs seSSssa and tals. ss,a-
eSsA 81 p N Pastors. r. knAape.
- ssa ssssss. AMI ". II. kaFss. ia.s Hossii
kAsfssical- Third a.eaae rear PIKE
ri - = tAssea- psstcs: sess6essce, iia Hsw.
Cir Axth. Sunday sessssvs ct u ~ . "a
~ = AZ No understand swedisa iasSaaxs
Ssagregational Churches.
M asaasa CHS. Preaching At msa 4 -.
"a. Rev. 7. q. is~ss. eas,ss. M~rssax,
IA q. u = hall Regular .ervsses AZ
a. Sunday scaool al u Q slech
aag Al ~ D n.
Nm sssvsces a. II q n and n -
n = ~ Sunday scAeai Al I. asxsu.
/ ktsS "A
H. u. resspis, pastor. fsss sssssa
u q. M sna n NJ Hx.
ersssh - ''fhs rsst-iassalsssnses's III.
7peMinn--casnss M rwcasy ~fxsssh
s1osk IN. OunalA R<nL Saseaa.
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8@9 49,. u,-ln this ar-
II Y sssS-s-~ IN ~ bf5e6y sketch
sS- -, go present pros-
-, ~ - - thy1vfng city
~ g ,sreAra. situated ~ the
a g. - - e,.>~S. ~ - scenic Che
IS s..-S S1. rnnnn0efing Wizhkah,
/; ,5.I... - ffun the ocean.
$3.50. ~. 49, - tai Samuel Benn
!4Ss1S - fc4sns the sjte Of Absr-
.I~s - took Il a. q stock ranch
go yeasu his kline made u
- arounAs. But ut last. In
III 11-rno. = naanager for the VS.
Tnentne Company. purchased
s5S fand and established the nfsf
- ss-S - Chehaiss river. Sfx yeArs
Sssasno - evident to the practical
;1sr1 that his ranch would even
~ ~ the nucleus Of large and
np0st city tnat ne nAd the
ea0 pu. 81 tns us
leS 2 popu.. tson - a...I1 n i. =.
80 INDUCE tne esAAosnnu'1n. "a
1onSA ana o.neF eeusc.s " sss
thas ena - sssus - @c sas.
% 2 MscnakAn cspH.' ~
4. =. West VINO erscssu ~"
wi ~ nsst "a wmui' aho. ~ the
- Mi eui pos TOT " sna1s 81
inereamng iamoer .laae: at.
- sosA followed Dy :. a: 49,
~ invested upWards oi si"1 40
4. $500 seoss, n..pI.s1s 1919 . ..r.n
~ bonstfy came pnpuassson. unta
~ ~ year lsss. the ciosciy essimAtsu
aem the NUMBER OF snnaoissuss
nttjng the town. Wisely enough.
1Roets and ample sidewalks we're
=; ~ that modern prosperity % In
80 1anipered. The original piae ex-
taNk one mile from the water
- ths length has since bccn and-
7S mil II now extends along the mar
nance OF three miles. On the
800 OF the harbor the city - Also
- ~ plated ADDITION. known
" = scenery and Climate.
|r1 the city proper n built on the
6 Isvei tide lands. the residences
nfod upon the gradually ascend
SIrhts that surround II upon the
o6eth and west. From Harbor
sf11u On the east the sun-kissed
s2IW q the broad Pacific are easiiy
S116nnhje 10 the west. On the north
Int hills, respiendant In their vast
= G mighty mrs. cedars. hemsocks.
- ~ maple. greet the eye OF the
119. Al his feet the deep waters Of
y EhkaA, dotted with logs. tells Of
= <1ps upon ita banks. and south
l16ams the placid waters OF the
u river ~ II wtdens into an expan-
eseor ana mins'cs Win the SAT- SEA
~ the naroor's edec tne eye De-
M peer half . score OF MUS eacn
- - quota OF vessels seeking cargo.
81 bieht that pisases the eye and
- the mind that . mighty futute
before Aberdeen.
elnate n humid. An average max
temperature OF u degrees and a
- Of - prevailing. House plants
, IN the open the whole year
csavs uarhop.
$500. ~ ths coa.tl,nc AZ the rrn,ted
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CumheraaBd Presbyterian Church Twenty second
AveAus and 3. Cherry street Rev. D. WAllace. Of
Waua Walla. viii preach ct - p. n.
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MANciNI-At Providence hospital, Arga<t -. lS9a
ROGER Mancini formerly d Black DiAmcnd, wash.
u blood pclsou- Remains AZ q Bonney = Stew
arts
TAONAS-The funeral a the tAts MIA Lucy TAom-
Is. beloved mother Ut MnL Hannah Buta. viii
take place today at 40 p N from Olympic hall
lths Coaored Baptist church,. lnsernasnt u LAke
View cemetery.
BAkER-Thc funeral services for ~. ~ BAkse VII
be held today at 80 p n. from RutterwoetA =
Sons chapel Int4ament in Springfield. o.
NORDHUS-The funeral services for Peter Jchnsnn
Nossihus viii be held today Il p N. ffta the
teTwoxth & Sons.
KRAGH-Ths funeral services Tor Juiius c. Kragh
will BE- held today 1t p m. from Butteewussh
Sons chapel. fnterment in Pert Anseiea
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INDIAN baskets and eur.oa. SiGs Sec
unA uDeeaarA
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SEATTLE MINING EXCHANGE.
WANT ADS.

Aaveftisenents unaoP ony
Aeaatng IN classified columns
10 . word each isseFtionp min.
tmam charge, 2Bc. Classified
advertisements running enc
} month without change 09 eouy, [
o1.6O per line (seveA words
count to line). On three
aontAs' order, o1.38 per line
per months en- stx month"; o..
der, o1.2O per line per nenthp [
On yearly order, q per llao
per month.
,eooDoeooeeoeo
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TRY Hotel Stevens new dining room
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- The Peat -IntssiigeneeT viii allow I've
- NsnAl church notices fres u charge For
- - ever I'VE tAsss viii b . eharns a y
- n rule win b strictly sdhsrsd TO-
- AsticW must b In this ctnes mos lAtse
81 = q Saturday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

The Seattle Zeal Estate Board is urg.
ing upon the King county delegation to
the legislature that they support bill
adopting the Torrens system of real
estate transfers, says the Seattle 7. l.
This system seems somewhat complex at
first, but is said to operate satisfactorily
wherever it has been adopted. 1t has
been in operation for over century IN
Prussia, Bavaria and other European
states notably in Hamburg, where it has
been used upwards Of 900 years. 1t has
been in use since 1858 in South Australia.
since lS6l in Queensland, since 1862 in
Victoria and also in New South Wales ::
since 1861 in Tasmania. since 1870 in
New Zealand and in British Columbia.
since 1874 in Western Australia. since
1854 in Ontario and since 1885 in Mani.
toba.
In 1879 this system was put in opera
ton in England, but comparatively
small part of the landowners as vet have
availed themselves of its benefits. The
registrar general in England reports that
the number Of registered owners is stead.
liv increasing, and tina, the manifest ad.
vantages of registered title are grad
ually overcoming the deep-rooted oppo.
sition of the English land owner to having
his title matter Of public record.
The objections urged to the present
system are expense, delay and insecurity.
The continual accumulation OF books and
indexes in the recorders Office, and the
frightening OF the abstracts OF title stead.
lily increase the costs Of transfers and the
risks Of errors. These defects in the pres.
ent syetem operate as a perpetual tax
upon the holders Of reul estate and lower
its market value.
The first bill introduced in the state of
Illinois gives an idea Of the essential fea.
lures OF the Torrens system. 1t was
afterward declared unconstitutional, and
with slight notifications was readopted
and has since been in use. The outlines
OF the bill in brief are as follows:
The recorders OF deeds are made regis.
trars, and m addition to their usual duties
as recorders conduct the registration of
titles and all dealings with registered
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

The following good advice, taken from
the Coliax Gazette, can be perused sew
eral times by most OF our readers to good
advantage: The man or woman who
sends to distant cities for bills of goods
are simply placing their dollars where
there can be no possibility of their ever
returning to the IN; whereas the money
spent at home goes largely back into the
channels Of local trade and goes to make
times easy and money plenty, instead of
diminishing the supply, as is the case
with every order sent abroad. People OF
a community live largely from each other !;
and he or she who sends to distant points
for what might have been purchased at
home is disloyal to the community which
furnishes them their livelihoods. Patron.
ize home industry and home institutions
if you would have the community con.
tinue in that prosperous condition which
enables you to live and thrive in it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

The celebrated Cyclone Cameras ara
being used by amateurs and professionals
all over the civilized world. The most
compact and least complicated of any in
the market. A child can operate them
Pla,n and Complete Instructions 90 with
each Camera. Size of pictures 21sxoT
up to 5x7: Price $3.50 up. Nothing on
earth Will give you or friend to whom
presented more pleasure than one Of
these Cameras. Write for Illustrated
Catalogue with full descriptions prices &c
nA@sh MO. CO.. sl7 W Lake o. ch;e,..
Intention this psper] Io-as
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05
GREAT ASKERS.

"The present state administration in
endeavoring to make record for econo'
my, with the assistance OF the late legs-
lature, came nearly running some OF our
finest state institutions. Now, however,
that a republican legislature is to meet
on the 9th Of January, quite goodly sun.
is to be asked tor for the placing these in
situations on proper footing. The Re-
pubi.ans will not be found wanting. -
Aberdeen Bulletin
In making "A crack like that, the Bull
letin would surely have specified som, Of
the finest" institutions that have been
ruined, but for the fact that there are
none such mot that small matter like
that would make any difference to re-
publican paper in search OF pie) and
everybody knows it, SO a general inuendo
is used, just to keep in practice. There
is not the slightest doubt that "quite a
goodly sum will be asked" (they are
great askers of the public money to
place everything son a proper footing
But, with fusion governor and senate,
the people may rest easy this time. All
the boodling done at the coming session
OF the legislature will have to be confined
to the elongation OF the pedal eXtremities
OF senatorial candidates.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05
Notice of Sale Of Timber on schoo,
Lands.

:, Notice Is hereby given that on the 9TH DIV ~
rteDruary, 1899, at the hour of o'clock in the
niternoon, on said day, at the door of the no,,rt
mouse, mouse IN Chehalis county, Washington. the
t tim, on the following described school ,snG
MI MI De sold at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, to wit: '"' inquest
SWH OF SWI4 Section 16, Township ~ porr.
r., ~ Acres, Value &4l7.tO. 49, -'-"ee
n ME| OF sWh Section 36, Township TX R.,oo
NJ, ~ Acres, Value $l4O.5O. 40 -'"nse
FL; =; township IS. Range W.. Is Acres, value
W sw% SCI Section g, Township Is. Range 8
la. ssid timber on said land will be cold for No.
t Sss man the appraised value as Appraised bw
,ne board Of State Land Conmisainners 7" tb Sy
msnner provided by law. statement ~ w ~ tne
said county. VI 'ne auditor OF
day Of sale. W NC pald ON the
a inc timber on the above described ,ora.
pnered for sale by virtue Of an ordar ny are are
~ 30. OF STATE Land Commissioned me ~ .ne
s sme Iotn gay OF December, 1898 dmiv cart;aol9
ano on ME In the Office of said county sndi.ea
J. A. SELLS,
Do,.a =. County Auditor,
DI Ianu at Montesano, WASH, this 4th dav 90
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

The st. Paul Pioneer Press is quite UNI
able to see what objection there can be
to permitting Gen. Gomez, with his insur
gent troops, to participate in the ceremo
MES attending the final evacuation OF
Cuba by the Spanish forces and the
representatives OF Spanish rule. Subject
to the condition that they observe the
proprieties Of the occasion, it will form a
fitting incident OF this closing scene OF the
long and bloody drama Of Spanish rule
that those who fought SO long and against
such odds for the freedom of Cuba should
Join with their American deliverers in
the ceremonies which mark the final
triumph OF their cause. For what reason
Gen. Brooke has deemed it expedient to
refuse this permission, or to allow Gen.
Gomez to participate in the ceremonies
does not appear In taking this attitude
he has given mortal offense to the Cuban
insurgents and to their leaders, for which.
there seems to be, on the surface, no ade-
quate occasion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05
EIv's Cream Balm
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Tide lands.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDs,I
Olympia, WASHINGTON. (

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDs,l
Olympia, Washington. I
Notice is hereby given that the Grays Harbor
Boom Co., IA cOrpOration) Of Aberdeen, WASH,
filed an application in this Office to purchase
the following described Tide Lands, of the
second class, situate in Chchalis county, Wash
ington, to-wit:
All tide lands of the second class, owned by
the state of Washington, situate in front of. ad-
jacent to or AUDITING upon that portion of the
meander line fronting on the upland described
as Lots l, and 3, section 16, township Is n,
range II W. NJ, described as follows: Com
mencing at the meander corner to fractional
sections ID and Ii, twp. Is II. rye. II W W. NJ. on
the right bank of the Humptulips river: thence
with the meanders of the right bank of said
river, in section 16, 54e W IL chains; 50 $50
chains; 1S' S.25 chains: $50 20 chains:
46e W $50 chains to the meander corner to
fractional sections Is and 81 on the right bank
OF said river. Thence commencing at the NJ
Z. to fractional sections Ii and 81 on the left
bank OF the Humptulips river, section l6, twp.
left bank OF the Humptulips river in section l6
II 4?' chains; II $50 G 10 chains; II 500 q a
chalns; II 450 chains; II chains; II 20 deg
W chains; n 56 deg. $50 chains to the mean.
der corner to fractional sections Is aud l6 on
the left bank of the HumptulipS river, being n
total length OF meander line on both sides of
the river OF 1879 chains. according to certified
copy OF SURVIVOR Generals field notes filed
with said application March II, 1898.
,I any person desiring to protest against said
notice. vi 'iis
The appraisement of the above described
tide land shall stand confirmed if no notice NJ
confess, .t Is hled within the time described by
Date OF first publication, 2sth day of Decem-
YET iSso ROBERT BRIDGES
t" commissioner of Public Lands
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

lands. They are assisted by deputies AMI
such examiners of title as may be neces-
sary. 1t does not seem necessary to
create any new Offices or officials, and
almost all the machinery necessary to
transfer lend by registration of title is
already to be found in the recorders
offices.
ANY owner may register his land.
None are required to do so. The owner
files with the registrar his application III
writing for the registration oil his title,
together with his abstract Of title These
are passed upon by the examiners. and
ii in their opinion the title is i'll the ap.
plicant, the land is registered by its entry
in the registry book OF the registrar.
Such entry is certificate signed by the
registrar certifying the title OF the land to
be in the applicant. This is called the
certificate of title and is made in dupli-
cate. One is kept by the registrar and
bound in the register; tie other is de-
livered to the owner. During the first
five years after the land is first registered
the certificate of title is prlma facie proof
receivable in all courts that the person
named therein is the owner OF the land.
After the expiration OF five years from
the first registration no suit attacking the
title Of the registered owner can be
brought and the certificate Of title is con-
elusive proof, in all courts, of the owner
ship OF its holder. Provision is made for
the protection OF the rights Of all adverse
owners whose right OF action may no.
have accrued at the time Of registration,
and proper additional time is given in
which to bring such actions. All consti.
tutional rights of any owner or claimant
adverse 10 the registered owner are fully
protected.
Transfers OF registered land are made
i'll the following manner: The owner eX-
ecutes the usual deed and submits it, to-
gether with his certificate OF title. to the
buyer. In every transaction the owner
must produce his certificate OF title. The
buyer. after inspection of the proper foli-
um OF title in the register, pays over the
purchase money and receives the deed
and certificate OF title. He then delivers
both to the registrar, who notes the
transfer upon the register. This act
operates to transfer the title.
mortgage of registered land is effected
in somewhat the same manner.
The insecurity Of the present system is
largely due to the fact that since upon
each transfer the title must be searched
back to the governn ent, there can be nc
rest in such searches, and error in their
making Is possible. By the Torrens sys-
tenn the title is rested or quoted by law
at each transfer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

The Trade Register issued handsome
commercial review of Seattle and the
Sound country with the close OF the year
consisting of 80 pages, descriptive of the
commerce and manufacturing industries
OF Seattle which show gratifying in.
crease over the previous year. The mum.
Der was profusely illustrated and con.
tanned fund OF valuable information.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

is, then, to attempt the organization OF
new party to win battle two years hence
when the democratic party-hghting the
same fights Already organized in every
voting precinct in this great nation. Ii
requires no great display OF wisdom to
discern that the organization OF Il political
party to muster eight million votes in 40
states is a herculean task to attempt TO
perform in a year and half, and 1t is
not surprising that thinking people are
inclined to doubt the judgment,if not the
motives. Of it's projectors. If the demo-
cratic party does not advocate all that
these reformers desire they will be lie
to secure the paramount objects OF their
zeal. and. as the Dawn truthfully says :
"The man who says he would spend a
lifetime i'm defeat rather than compromise
with an honest man for an honest victor!
in an honest cause. is not only fool but
a criminal" Ii the Dawn will read that
sentence over again carefully we believe
its editor will revise his opinion on the
necessity for new party.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

Popular goods means the sort of goods
that sell to u general run Of people.
Popular prices mean the sort of prices
that will make the goods appeal to many
people. Popular goods at popular prices
popularity advertised will make a store
Notwithstanding World.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

Mayor Rinehart, OF Olympia, advises
the reputation Of city bonds to the
amount Of $45 900 and all warrants issued
since July l, 1890. All having been is.
sued after the constitutional limit Of in
debtedness had been reached.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

Oklahoma is running about the country
begging to be let into the Union. Okla
homa is in an adolescent hurry. 1t hasn't
yet arrived at a point where it can be
trusted to spread its own bread and
butter.