Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01

situation wanted by yonng woman as
| clerk. Address, Miss ZogA Xorn. Aber-
deem, Wash.
County Assessor Jones has discovered
| that about 5000 acres of railroad land in
1917 WAS not listed for taxation in the
years 1875
Rose S. Gribble and Mrs. Anna ].
Edglngton, OF Montesano. were Joined in
matrlmony by Rev. Oscar A. Smith in
this city on Saturday.
The steamer Sequoia arrived from San
Francisco Friday and sailed for Alcatraz.
Cal, with cargo OF cooper stock from
the Western Cooperage Company.
For SALE.-A six room cottage, cor.
End and Grant sits, frances addition.
Terms easy. Inquire on the premises.
35-3t r. S. JACKSON.
William Cook, who returned to Aber.
deem last week after an absence in British
Columbia, of two years, is surpris I'd at
the progress of the city in that time.
"a stamp photos given with each dozen
cabinet pictures at Merwin's, giving you
three dozen photos for the regular price
OF one dozen. Gallery on + st. S4tf.
Subscriptions for the Weekly San Fran
cisco Examiner must be in by May 80 in
order to receive benefit of the annual
drawing. Evans Drug Co., agents. SO ct
Mesdames Ida l.. Wheeler, 0. A.
Myers, J. d. Lowry and Daniel Gillies
went to Montesano Yesterday as dele
gates 10 the district convention of the w.
&. T. L.
George Tew, who has been engineer on
the Port Blakelv Railroad for several
years past, has been raised to the position
OF superintendent OF the railroad, being
installed Wednesday. ournal.
Capt. l.. l.. Darling has been appointed
deputy county treasurer for the collection
OF delinquent personal property taxes in
Aberdeen and vicinity. He will begin
operations on Monday next.
Anyone suffering from rheumtism,
colds, grip, ETC., can have Quaker bath
cabinet on trial free, by applying at
Frank Changers fruit store If it don't
help you it don't cost you a cent. tt
John w. Farquar has been induced to
become a candidate for school director at
the election on Saturday OF next week by
number of the patrons OF the schools.
w. A. Crandall IS also candidate for
reelection us clerk.
A number OF Aberdonians attended the
school commencement exercises at Mon.
tesano Friday and at Hoquiam on Mon
day night. Those who attended say the
graduates in both places acquitted them
selves handsomely.
Hello there. Ii you want light OF
glass set, a room papered, floor painted
or an estimate on any other job in our
line. Just call up McLaferty, he's at
the other end OF your telephone wire,
his number is Is, see?.
The band boys ball Saturday night was
thorough success, socially and imam
cially. The large hall was filled with
merry dancers; everybody had good
time and the band received material as
sistance toward getting uniforms for the
players.
While playing with some other boys
last Thursday evening Walter Young a
son Of Alex Young, had finger, cut al
most off by boy letting an axe drop on
it. The injured member was dressed py
D,. SHIFTS and, without further accident,
it will reunite.
DIR. 4. A. Pompe and family left Tues
day for Toledo, Lewis county, where the
doctor has decided to locate. The doctor
and Mrs. Pompe will be missed in Aber'
deem social circles, where they were de-
servedly popular. The HERALD wishes
them success in the new field.
The executive committee OF the Fourth
of July celebration meets tomorrow nlgnt
in the council room. All other commit
tees which have made any progress are
requested to report in order that the pro-
gram may be sufficiently outlined to per-
NIT the printing OF the large bills.
Ed Burns was fined $40 and costs by
Justice Arnold Yesterday for assaulting
Robt Smith, of the livery firm OF Grant
& Smith. 1t appears that Burns wanted
to hire horse While under the control OF
an adult lag, and, on being refused Tor
that reason, resented the soft lmpeach-
ment with the above result.
The question as to whether advertising
increases the cost OF goods to tne con.
SINNER is on an exact parallel with inc
question as to whether the Substitution OF
steam vessels for sailing ships mas ~
creased the cost OF carrying, or tne SUI
stitution of the railroad TOR the s!ase
coach has increased the cost OF traVeii"E'
Dry Goods Chronicle.
Notwithstanding the rain on Decoration =
nov no' the steamer Montesano carried a
crowd to the cemetery in the morning
The usual G.. A. X. services were hau
CHAPLAIN Lackey officiating. In the T. .,, al II
tarnnon anpropriate services were heio IN
Tho Conorepational church when was
we'll atte5ded. An impressive program,
including a handsome floral trlou1e' was
rendered.