Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-30

Aberdeen Dye Works on + street below
Heron, and there will be no further need
OF sending that class OF work to the
Sound cities.
WANTED. Second hand goo IT, Zcasko
4 Mention want all the second hand
goods they can get. Good prices paid.
When you have anything in that line to
sell give them a call.
Chris. pamitio, OF EIma, came down
Tuesday evening to visit his uncle, A.
Damitio, and returned home yesterday
morning. While in town he made the
Herald office a pleasant call
Why bother with cooking Sunday din
ner when the Modern restaurant serves
an excellent chicken dinner eve;y Sum
! duy for 20 cents? Private dining rooms.
Sonth side Heron st. between + and &.
Having secured the services OF first.
class tailor, we vii, guarantee to keep in
repair and press all clothing bought of us
for a period Of six months.
If. The "FAMous" CLOTHING HOUSE.
The Sisters of St. Dominic extend cor
dial invitation to all the friends of ST.
Roses Academy to attend the opening
exercises held on Monday, Dec. i, at s p.
m. in the new building. No admittance
to children.
John Damitio, a prominent farmer Of
Elma, and a we'll known property owner
III this city, came down Monday evening
to look after his interests here, and re
turned Tuesday. The HERALD IL, kuowl
edges pleasant call
1T. Rev. Bishop O'Dea Will be in Aber
deem next Sunday to dedicate the new
part Of the Catholic church and the
Academy OF st. Rose. The bishop will
preach at high mass in the morning and
I'll are cordially invited to hear him.
HARPER Whiskey is rapidly becom-
ing the national beverage. It's the one
thing all parties agree upon. Republicans,
Democrats, Popnlists. Even the "know-
nothing" party knows one thing; the
merits OF HARPER Whiskev. Sold by
l. W. WALKER, Aberdeen, Wash.
:. X. Bowes was called to Montesano
Monday to testify in the case OF w. j.
Dawcet, who had plead guilty to a charge
OF forgery and threw himself on the mercy
OF the court. J ldge Hodydon wanted to
hear some evidence to determine the sem
tence, and he is evidently determined to
make this class CT crime unpopular IN
his jurisdiction, as, Notwithstanding the
appeal for mercy, he sentenced Dawcet
to five years in the penitentiary
Mrs. G. +. Burrows received telegram
yesterday announcing that her father, l..
l.. Stcckwell, had been run over and
killed by railroad cars in Michigan. Mrs.
Burrows was Frustrated by the news, as
she was expecting to see the old gentle
man very shortly. her brother, Hon. a.
p. Stockwell, having started east last Sat
urday for the purpose OF accompanying
his father to Aberdeen.
The vicinity of Market and II streets
was alarmed about two o'clock yesterday
morning by number Of shots being fired
in the dwelling of DIR. Stapp, and cries
for police coming from the house. A
number of the neighbors rushed to the
house, but were deferred from going close
by reason of the shots coming through
the windows. Marshals Graham and
Pearson arrived on the scene and found
that the doctor had believed that his
house had been filed with gang Of
burglars. A search failed to disclose any
signs oi attempted burglary, and the
neighborhood went back to bed.