Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-16
Work II the fireman's hall is progress

That all who desire to donate labor to aid
the work should report to Mr.. George,
and the same will be fully appreciated
by the fire laddies.
MARRIED-,John w. Kent, of Aberdeen
to Miss Anna Alexander, daughter of
MIR. and MIS-. l.. l.. Alexander, at the
residence of the brides parents, Rev.
Oscar A. Smith officiating. A few init
mate friends were present Mr.. Kent is
employed at the Farnum & Coats mill as
knot-sawyer.
The HERALD office will be moved to Its
new and commodious building, on Wish
kah street. between and q streets, to-
morrow. The large increase OF its bust
ness demanded more room and it is the
intention OF the management TO make
the new office the most modern equipped
country printing Office in Southwestern
Washington.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday, the pastor Rev. Oscar A.
Smith, will preach both at II IN. and
7:30 pm. Morning subject, "Tempta-
tion;" evening, "The Fallacy OF Chris
tian Science" Good music led by the
choir under direction of Miss NJ. f. Gov.
ington. Sunday school at 10 I'm. Ep-
worth Lcagne al 6 80 pm. a welcome
for all.
The HERALD wants to increase its cir.
culalion among the farmers OF Chehals
county and, us IN inducement, will send
the Northwest Pacific Farmer, the lead
ing farm paper Of the Pacific coast, for
one year FREE to all new subscribers
paying in advance. Old subscribers can
also get this valuable paper by paying
up their delinquency and one year in adj
vance.
Osteopathy is represented on Grays
liarbor by nr. Caryli Il. Smith. graduate
OF the American School Of Osteopathy
and A. I. Still Infirmary Of Kirksville,
Mo. Osteopathy successfully treats all
chronic diseases. DR.. Smith is located at
"The Pomona" Hoquiam, Wash. where
he gives consultation and examination
free OF charge. Literature sent on appli-
cation.
Ernest McLailerty, eldest son OF ID.
McLaflerty OF this city, and Miss Belle
Redmond, a daughter of John Redmond,
the pioneer settler at Melbourne, were
united in marriage yesterday at the home
Of the brides parents, and will make
their future home in Aberdeen. The
HERALD joins the numerous friends of
the happy young couple in wishing them
Joy and a long and pleasant voyage over
the sea Of life.
Prof. pu BOZ gaze % scicntifc eHhihi-
ton OF hypnotism to II medium sized
audience at jhc Acme Opera House last
evening. He possesses genuine hypnotic
power as was seen by his complete con-
troll OF class of eight well known young
men OF ABERDEEN. The professor will
continue the exhibitions and lectures to-
night, and Friday and saturday nights.
Mrs Du Bots will illustrate catelepsey
tonight.
The new revenue law provides that
after the equalization of the rolls by the
state board, the state auditor will certify
the amount of state taxes to the counties
and will add thereto the amount OF de-
linquent taxes due the state for the year
1892, which must be provided for in the
tax levy Of this year. Hereafter the
county must pay all taxes due the state
for the seventh year preceding. All
taxes collected after being so charged to
the county and shall be placed in the
county current expense fund.
Geo. S. Beadle, Of the san Francisco
shipping and commission house of Beadle
Bros, who are the owners of one of the
steam schooners now being built by John
Lindstrom at the Aberdeen ship yard,
arrived in the city Saturday and returned
to San Francisco yesterday. Mr. Beadle
informed the HERALD that the new steam.
er will be named Aberdeen and will be
put on Il regular run between Aberdeen
and San Francisco She will be equipped
with the most modern machinery and
will be especially arranged for the COM
Portable carrying of passengers. 1t is
expected that she will make her maiden
trip in July.
The associated services OF the Congre-
gational and Presbyterian churches will
be held in the Congregational church
next Sunday. In the morning Rev. H..
D. Crawford will speak on Character
Building" rs illustrated by incidents in
two lives. In the evening DIR. Robert
Bovd, president Of Whitworth College,
will deliver an address on intellectual
and Moral Culture" and an offering will
be received for educational work. The
music for both services will be in charge
of Mrs. Clyde WoatherwaX, chorister, and
no effort will be spared TO make the SER