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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-25

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-25
CCNNi,sIoSER'- PKOCEEDiNGs.

CONTINUED from page one.
upon lands and tiack, uyoised in laid
action, provided, however, that said
Northern Pacific Railway Company shall
a, the same time pay 10 the treasurer Of
Cheha.is county the taxes for the year
1898, upon ali lands owned by it in said
county in full, and provided further, that
=4id railway company valves any and all
alleged .rregul4ti,y OF illegality in the
levy II road " school and road and
bridge iaxe. ior :aid wears. The lands
upon which said taxes are involved are
contained in exhibits hereunto attached
and made part hereof.
And the prosecuting attorney Of Che
halls county be, and he is he reby directed
and ordered, on behalf Of said county, 10
enter into stipulation for the entry Of
judgment in said action pending in said
circuit court for the sum Of $5l ,927 .05 in
full Of all taxes upon the lands described
in the complaint in said action, and in
several years therein set forth, said judg-
Inent to provide that the taxes for said
respective years to be paid and accepted,
shall be the amount or amounts shown
in the proper columns IN each OF said ex-
hibits "a" and "B' and to further slip
ulate with said railway company that all
taxes and levies upon said lands for said
respective years are legal and valid, ex.
cept a. TO the unpatented indemnity
lands described in exhibit &C." for the
years therein set forth, it being the pur.
pose Of said stipulation to adjust said
leyies upon the fair cash value OF said
lands for said respective years. And the
prosecuting attorney is hereby directed
and ordered to stipulate in said action
for judgment cancelling and adjudgng
all assessments, levies and taxes upon the
unpatented indemnity lands OF said rail.
way company as shown by exhibit &C"
hereunto attached, and forthw procure
judgment accordingly.
The treasurer OF Chehalis county is
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the records for The exclusive u.e Of The Aber-
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Notice Of Sale OF 1%
Land

Notice OF SAFE VI
Land
Notice is hereby given W. ~ g.
June, 1899, at the hour - ~ 49,
afternoon. on said day. y wssshja)
house in Chehalis county. ,Ss6al1
Der on the following desct.s 1. m
be sold at public auction &
therefor. to-wit: "a fovs
NEi-4 Of SEA Sectie,1s s - y
S W., is Acres, Value W. rovs<
SWl4 OF SEi-4 Section ~ I,
5 W 10 Acres, Value yl.S nss1l'
SILL OF SEA Section " ~
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less than the appraieeSa Connt
the Board OF state Leso ~
msuner provided BY sxsss,ss q ~
is now on file In the o"
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day OF sale. .hcve &C., y
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offered for sale BY VIII
Bosrd of state Lsnd Cgsss dSt
the 18th day OF April, n :os1qs
on file in the Office Of seiui 4. Sli 7
Dated at Monts1soo' W."
April, A. D. 1850.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-25
Tonight

II yoz, hveY = CT Q: c-is:, ca-s-s
E1oaaes., SIX Ess12c5s, Hear
t,rn, o, CooE-ps,ion, take > as: Q.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
WHY HE is NOT A LEADER

Some few weeks ago the Hon.
George ii. White of North Car
olina, took exception to the BEES
editor speech, entitled "Our new
leadership" The editor failed to
recognize the gentleman as a
leader for many reasons. He fulIy
demonstrated the fact on last
Tuesday night at the graduating
exercises of the High and Normal
schools. In his speech to the most
cultured audience in this country
ne made Virgil, the author of
Homer's 1liad. He had King
Alfred in existence during The
time of the Druids; he said elec-
trlclty had been invented instead
OF discovered and to cap the climax
ne could not pronounce the
Philippines. Why should he be
classed a leader?
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
THE COMING RACE,

The first open race meet for colored
riders will be held at Park Cycle
Track, Conduit road on Thursday
july 13, commencing at $3.50 p. m.
There will be fourteen hotlv con
tested events, among them, one mile
novice open only to those who have
never won prize on cycle track.
The event in which the greatest
interest centers is the one mile Dis
trict cha npionship. In this event the
leading colored riders Of the District,
will take part, and as several are
riding in championship form, it is a
matter of of impossibility to pick the
winner
There will also be a Tmile, open,
a two mile Handicap and one mile
tandem race, Entry blanks are circu-
lated and the riders are training faith
fully in order to be in the pink of con-
dltion when the starters gun is fired.
w. NJ. Dewey, the former champion is
again in active training and his friends
are expecting good results from him.
Wallace Coleman, the present cham
plon is riding as we'll as ever and
expects to duplicate his performance
of last year
West Dent, who made such an
excellent showing at the meet of the
Cross Country Club last year will be
a strong favorite. and his friends con-
fldently believe that he will carry of
the honors at the meet on the 18th of
July.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
THE WORKING COLORED
PEOPLES REFORM PROTEC.
TIVE UNION AND MUTUAL
FIT \ OCIETY,

DIR. j, N. johnson and Others
are arranging the d tails Tor the
Immediate opening of Working
People Union and Society under
the above name. By working col.
ored people is meant all colored
men and women who have to per.
form some service for a living
The larger class are of course, the
unskllled laborers male and female
whose interests must control. The
doctor, who is a man of experience
feels certain that this Union will
be the strongest organization OF
the masses, ever attempted.
Particulars will appear later
Lawyers physicians, ministers,
editors, teachers, business men
and women are asked to cooperate
Meetings to explain will he held at
churches and elsewhere. The
interests of all classes are made
mutual and are specifically arrang-
ed for the plan.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24

American negro send abroad to
the principal centres of European
thought and power intelligent
representatives, who will show to
the republics and crown heads OF
Europe, the hypocrisy of American
civilization lis shideous outarges,
its wanton, fendish and unpro
Voked massacres of black people,
no less than the brighter and more
dignified characteristics of our
people, who are being misrepresen-
ted abroad. We believe that with
intelligent representatives abroad i,
who would puc themselves In touch
with the leading, journals of
England, France, Russia and
Germany and show up every lynch
ing in this county, its black laws
and the economic seventies, which
are crushing us to death, America
would pale before such formid-
able international sentiment as
would be evoked in a few months.
Particularly at this while she is
busy, on a hair Drained attemp. to
60 into the colonizing business
against its own Declaration of
Independence and while she is
making such frantic cIamor of
some kind of independence which
she has up her sleeve for Cuba and
the Filippinos, would it be
extremely wise for the American
negro to show up to the entire
civilized world the class of liberty
they enjoy here. We could main
tain about dozen bright brainy
and race loving men at an expense
extremely small and which could
be raised by having each large city
where colored number more than
twenty thousand, make individ ual
contributions, through local organ
lzatlons or through one grand
national organization.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
Kiichener's Spies

Lord Kitchener is made the hero of
an interesting anecdote. the details OF
which have just reached London. 1t
is told by relative of the Sirdar. Ac-
cording TO him. one night while the
British-Egyptian army was approach
ing Omdurman a Dervish spy was dis
covered in camp, and was placed un-
der arrest in headquarters. Not Il
word could be coaxed out of him: he
pretended to be deaf and dumb. Short
~ afterward a second spy was caught.
and he. too. assumed a deaf and dumb
role He was placed in the same tent
with the first prisoner.
Half an hour later a third spy was
brought into headquarters. and was
put with the other two without delay.
At the end of an hour the alert guard
heard animated whispering going on
in the tent among the deaf and dumb
prisoners. y moment after the third of
the spies stepped out, of the tent and
demanded of the guard TO be taken TO
the officers tent. He turned out TO be
the Sirdar himself. who was disguised
so cleverly that he not only fooled his
own men. but wormed the secrets of
the two prisoners from them.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
S25 PER WEEK.

. AUTHORS. Gems. Miles, Shat.
ter, Merritt, Wood; Cuban Gems.
Garcia and Palma, Capts. bob"
Evans and Taylor; Secretaries Long
and Gage; Nelson Dingley; Senators
Daniel and Cullom; Hon Justin Nc
Carthy, NJ P; Gems. 0. o. Howard
and Stewart L. Woodford and other
war leaders have united to write 1.-The
standard History of the American
Spanish War" The Official History
Not collection of magazine articles
Each author writes a chapter especial
ly for this book. Finely illustrated. Et
clHSl5,e territory. Liberal terms
sh owing list of authors sells it.
A ddress Ch as. c. Haskell & Son
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
THE NEXT REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTICN.

To the editor of the WASHINGTON BEE
Permit me through the columns of
your paper, to call the attention of
District republicans to the election of
delegates to the next National Conven-
ton. would suggest. but we need a
thorough and clean organization. SO
that we may amount to something, it
seems that in this city republican or
ganization has so decreased and be.
come so small, that nobody paws any
attention 10 it. Every district should
organize district republican league
and from each district, there should be
formed a central body, of well inform
ed white and colored republicans,
who represent something and some
BODY. The District of Columbia
seems to be given over to citizens
associations and these associations de-
bar colored men from membership
Let six representative republicans go
to the Commissioners four white
and two colored and they get otning.
Let six members all democrats go to
the Commissioners from a citizens
association and they get what they de-
mand. / believe much of this is the re-
suit of nonorgsnization. Relative 10 the
delegates to The next National Repub-
lican Convention, trust we will have
no more Carsons and Gleasons, but
as both Of these gentlemen particu-
larly "Col." Carson promised the
public several years ago that if they
would crown him in his old age with a
delegatteship she would in peace
give up the ghost and die" hence they
are out the question, they went, they
saw, they did not conquer. but right
LOYALTY did we work for him, nobody
more than myself and now that have
rendered unto Ceasar the things that
were his. he must be layed aside
and new men, new blood, younger
men, men who can elect a national
committeeman must be sent from the
District Hence it is with no degree
of disrespect that we say to Carson
and Gleason, farewell, sleep on thou
brave and restless spirits for in the
political grave shall you be numbered
with the brave.
We should like to see such men as
Col NJ NJ. Parker, Col. L. M. Saun-
ders, B. H Warner, Col. Britton and
others enter the field, on the other
side such men as w. Calvin Chase,
John F. Cook, Rev. Walter H. Brooks
and others enter. Boys whatever we do
let us send from the District two wide
awake republicans who will stand for
and mean something open the
question and the fight must soon start
Again we must send Mckinley dele
gates, and the District must indorse
the able, wholesome and grand ad-
ministration of President Mckinley,
not since the days of Abraham Lin
coin have we had such President.
A nation united, prosperity restored
finance maintained on sound basis
Cuba free, and the negro played an
important part. remember the 9th and
10th Cav alries, the 24th and 25th
Infantry always remember them,
teach our children how after thirty
wears negroes whipped Spaniards and
helped to free Cuba. yes, Cuba you
shall be free" Mckinley has been
brave and courageous, loyal and true,
man of the people, who served the
people and for him and his admins
tration, let the District of Columbia
send two Mckinley delegates to the
Republican Convention
LucIus H. Peterson,
June 18th 1899.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
WORK FOR OUR WOMEN.

The Sojourners Truth Home, OF
which Miss Matte r. Bowen is mana
ger offers great inducement to our
women and girls. This association
has established Home Employment
Bureau which will secure employment
for women and girls, white and color
ed. Persons who want help are re-
quested to leave their names with
Miss Bowen. Persons who want frs t
class working women and girls can
obtain them by applying at the So,
Journers Truth Home, 947 Florida
avenue northwest.
Matte E. Bowen.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
What ANGELINE viii Do:

1.-ADgeline will positively maks
kinky and stubborn hair straight. 0ns
application will prove to you OOnClu.
slvely, thst there is efficacy in il.
2.-Angeline will stop the Hair
from falling out or breaking of, and
Will give to you an abundance Of soft,
pliable, straight and glossy hair.
3.-Angeline will actuslly make
hair grow.
4-Angeline will cure Eozens,
letter, Dandruff and all the dessest
able diseases of the Scalp
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
E SPECLAL NOTICE. III

There are regular authorized COL
1ecfo,s in the employ Of THE BEE
oYinffnF Co.. and when they call to see
elsneaenf subscribers they are re-
gaesfed TO pay them. and not grOe the
excuse that "tAey wih see the Editor. "
The Editor has no time to see the sab
scyi6ers, and it is 0ped that his
friends and the patrons Of THE BEE
wfA pay the Collector aOhen he calks.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24
GL JE 1T A TRIAL

and it will do tbe rest. Price 800 per
bottle: or 8 bottles for 81 20. Sent Sc
1urely packed to any part Of the WorC;
SPECIAL-Any person ordering
bottles of Angeline will receive as >
premium package Of Blodau's CocOs
Almond Cream. Amy person ordering
8 bottles Of Angeline. will receive =
harris Hair StraIghtener FREE.
The Washington bee., 1899-06-24

The great trouble with some of
our school officials is they want to
tickle the vanity of white people,
who don't seem to appreciate it.
The white people received tickets
to the graduating exercises Ii. e.)
some of them, but sent their SER
wants.