Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-30

thursday evening the bond of Jas. Pat. |
terson, city treasurer, was approved.
New arrival Of carpets-moquettes,
brussels, ingrains, linoleums, oil cloth,
shelf and stair oil cloths at Kaufman'e.
B. F. Wiley moved his family yester.
day into the rooms over his new plumb. |
ing shop, next door to the HERALD office. |
Logging on North river, into Willapa
Harbor. is assuming large proportions
since the removal Of the jam from the
river.
Photographs speak for themselves.
See Merwin's work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery on F
street. lat. |
Frank Hunter, general agent Of the
London and Northern insurance com.
panies, was in the city on business over
Sunday.
E. X. Wood, Of +. X. Wood Lumber
Co., was up from San Francisco during
the week looking after his interests on !
the Harbor.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor, accompanied |
by her granddaughter Miss Jessie Kell.
man, made q business visit to Tacoma
during the week.
For up.to-date sign work Of all descrip-
tons see W. S. Ellis, the only exclusive
sign writer on the Haib Dor. Located next
door to HERALD office.
The Fair has just received a new and
up to date line Of ladies and childrens
ready to wear and trimmed hats at prices
that will suit the times.
The Pacific Livery and Tran sfer, Tele-
phone Al. Always ready to haul your
baggage on short notice. We check all
your baggage. Ring no Al. 1871
The West & Slade Mill Co. has begun
the erection of a new planning mill in
which all the latest improved wood work.
ing machinery will be placed.
The silk and satin skirts and waists at
Kaufman's store are the very finest ever
shown in quality and beauty. Prices
much lower than in larger cities.
II. A. Nickerson arrived in Aberdeen
last week from Agatha, Idaho, and has
opened a second hand store on Heron
street, next door to Mack's billiard
parlor.
JIG. Foster, the we'll known farmer OF
Montesano, has rented his farm and
moved his family to Hoquiam, where he
will engage in the business OF buying
and selling farm produce.
At Kaufman's store is the right place
to buy your clothing where you get good
honest goods; good values. You nave
over 300 samples to choose from. The
SWEETEST goods on the market.
MARR1ED.-At the residence OF Mrs.
Mary Uglem, on Monday evening, March
81, 1899, the Rev. Oscar A. Smith om'
ciating, Mr.. Larry Burns to Miss Myrtle
Hamilton, 10th Of Aberdeen.
County Attorney Abel will 60 to San
Francisco Saturday to collect evidence TOR
the county in the suit Of the N. W. Lum'
her Co. concerning the legality OF the
taxes on the tug boats Of the company.
Norrin & Co.'s new hotel at the east
end of the Heron street bridge is now
ready to receive guests. This establish
ment guarantees to its patrons first class
home cooking and clean, comfortaoie
beds. -o'''
Al. Stewart, proprietor OF Highland
Home Dairy, proposes to secure ana re-
patrons by supplying them with a pure
unadulterated article OF milk, in any
ouantitv desired and at just the time
wanted. Try him.
The double block single mill at oos'
mo,olis was burned early Tuesday morn
ing and with the dry kiln containing Two
million shingles, was total loss. A''e
mill belonged to the Grays Harbor Com
mercial Co. and was insured.
f. f. Foster, of Montesano, son Oh
Hon. !. J. Foster, arrived in Ca'h'an'e'
Wednesday. Ed says lumber business
!. excellent some OF the camps having
&c many as II donkey engines belonging
to one outfit.-Cathlame Gazette