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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-21
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un6 Nusgabe fir MDnat Sanuar
1900: 468 Marf; Sebruar, 403 Warf; I
Mdr5, 554 Wt.; es muBten 100 Marf
S6uloen gentaht tperoen. Dabei
be5iebt Der Mebafteur 40 Wtf. @ez /
balt pro Monat! NlleS in Mllem:
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ibdftigen. Die 9abldufer uno Ser
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tpiegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-21

= Der gusbruh zines &rieaes
atpiiben &umdnien uno Bulgarien
iheint unpermeiolih au iein. &6=
mig &arl BON &umdnien laste in ei=
ner Iniprahe an bic Offiaiere am
Sonntag: 6alten Sic iib bereit
fiir ben &rieg, Der jeben Gueenblid
auSbreben fann. 60 banfen uns
bic 8ulgaren fir oas 8lut, oas mir
fir iie i'm Sabre 1877 pereoiien
haben.
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Suniet< Depot ....... 800 Mben6s.
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1 Sie9el i4rteben in neiner Geaentpart
(-@) am Geptember v. S. 1885.
v. ". gleaicn. 6ifentliber Notar.
6au's Rntarrb &ur tpirb innerlih ae-
nommen, unb wirlt birect auf bas 8lut
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foiienen @obe batten mir enolih
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am 6reitag unb @pnnabenb orobte
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peri0oe nab oieiem enbli1 eintreten?
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iih ibon befinben. Die belten
Wiinibe Nller begleiten iie.
Tor einigen 2agen muBte 0err 80.
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alle Spuren Der Gollmutb 3eigte, err
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unb Wergniigen finoen tuirb.
E. II.
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gen0mmen Sonntags -. 1855 8prm.
Bon Borne unb &errbille, Sonntaes,
800 Nbenbs.
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W{abnde 9ptel Bar,
Sit Souiton StraBe.
Wm. Mmtb, -. gi9entbiimer,

Man finoet bier elm poraiialibes
@laS 8ier unierer beimilben 8raue=
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bienen Die @eine. giearren. Wbisfies,
2iaubre &c. Diele 8irtblbait erfreut
Iib oes ausee5eibneten &ufes. au
ben anaenebmiten Iufentbaltsprten
Der Stabt gu aablen.
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= Die G.. Fl. Dean Go. nerfauft
5ubrtperfe ie6er Nrt fiir tpeniaer
@elo als irgeno elm anberea 0aus
in San Nntpnio.
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3amiembe bom &entem beaemaem, bah
Or sisgert's Mneofura 1itters bic einsia ridtias
Jrlblines Webiein III. 6eiu 5O=idbriger RIi
iprint fur fh ielbit.
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= Sir alleS Jeblerbaite bat Der
4ab Auaen uno bic 2iebe-Shleier.
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Nab Stodbale, td9lib, aussenommen
SDnnta8s. 500 Worm.
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Sonnta9S. 3:OO Nad]r1.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
Along the Water F ront.

The schooner Henry Wilson sailed from
the Wilson mill Sunday for Honolulu.
The schooner Occidental arrived at the
Wilson mill Sunday to load for San
Francisco.
The barkentine Gardiner City arrived
atthe American mill Sunday to load for
San Francisco.
The schooner Volante sailed from the
Aberdeen L. 4 S. Co. mill, for San
Francisco, Sunday.
The schooner Eureka sailed from the
Anderson & Middleton mill Saturday for
the Hawaiian Islands.
The schooner Antelope arrived in port
from Nome, Alaska, Tuesday, and is
loading lumber at the Aberdeen l.. 4 s.
Co. mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Coquille River arrived at
the Aberdeen l.. & S. Co. mill yesterday,
and is loading for San Pedro.
The A. B. Johnson sailed on her maid
en- trip Sunday, taking lumber from the
Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The schooners Guide and Abbie ar
rived at the Leitch 4 Dryden mill Sun.
day, to load for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
G. F.. Burrows & Co. are opening up a

G. F. Burrows & Co. are opening up a
logging works on Big creek, near the
Humptulips river, where they have Sc
cured 5000 acres of timber land, which
they will operate on large scale as soon
as it is opened up.
The peoples party county central com
mittee met in Aberdeen, Saturday, and
issued call for county convention to
meet at Cosmopolis at II O'Clock a. M,
Monday, August 20, to elect IL delegates
to the state convention at Seattle on
August q.
Henry Peterson Aggie and Miss Theresa
Margaret Strand were married at the
home of Mr.. Aggie's parents in Aber-
deem last evening, Rev. W. Ii. Gibson
officiating. The young couple have been
long residents of Aberdeen and will
make their home on Market street.
Brigadier and Mrs. Marshall, chief
divisional officers OF the Northern
Pacific division, will conduct series OF
special meetings at the Salvation Army
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 4th, 9Th
and 9th. Meetings as follows: Satur-
day evening at o'clock, Welcome meet
ing; ice cream and cake after meeting.
On Sunday at IL a. M, 3 p. m. and
s p. M, the Brigadier will give an adj
dress in the Baptist church; Monday
evening at o'clock, Hallelujah wind-up.
Justice Andrews court was occupied
Saturday in hearing a charge of stealing
yearling bull, preferred by Joseph
Clyde against N. Sorenson, Queets
rancher. 1t appeared that year ago
Sorenson left the bull, then a calf, at New
London. When passing the Humptulips
recently he recognized the animal and
drove him home. Clyde alleged he had
bought the yearling from the person with
whom Sorenson had left it. After hear
ing the evidence Judge Andrews dis.
missed the case, and the county will have
to settle bill Of costs much larger than
the value of the animal in question.
While stepping aboard the schooner A
Is. johnson from lumber truck, at the
Wilson mill wharf last Thursday, Martin
Benson fell into the river, between the
vessel and the wharf, and was drowned
He was seen fall in, and the crew triet
to rescue him, but he apparently strucl
his head against the vessel or a pile, an'
was so stunned as to become helpless
He was seen to rise but once when h,
sank to the bottom before aid could reacl
him. The unfortunate man was Il native
of Sweden, 81 years OF age, and had onl.
shipped two days before. The body wa
found not far from where he was drown
ed, Monday. Judge Arnold, acting cor
oner, decided an inquest was not ncces
sary, and the remains were buried b,
Beardsley Bros. Tuesday morning.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
Death OF Mrs. 8. H. Smith ST.

Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Smith, wife of S.
II. Smith ST., died Tuesday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Morehead,
after several months illness, aged go
years, months and II days. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon, services
being held in the Methodist church. The
remains were followed to the cemetery
by large number of friends of the
family.
The deceased was pioneer of Chehalis
county, the family coming here in 1881,
when they settled on ranch on the
Wishkah river, where they still reside.
She left her husband, three sons and
four daughters, all residents of Chehalis
county, to mourn her loss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02

Leitch 4 Dryden are loading the first
cargoes from their new mill at South
Aberdeen, the schooners Abbie and
Guide arriving Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Campbell and children ar.
rived Saturday in Aberdeen after three
years absence in Astoria to again be-
come residents of this city.
The democratic county committee met
at Montesano, Saturday, and issued a
call for a county convention, which will
be found in another column.
For best imported Bell ian hares go to
j. w. Musgrave's poultry yards at Sat
sop, Wash. Price $3.50 up, per pair,
according to age and markings.
Mrs. Chas. McDcrmoth Jr. and Miss
Edna Scott, who were guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. Chas. McDermoth Sr. at Cohassett
beach, returned to Seattle, Monday.
Registered creamery butter. Made
from the product OF Jersey cows. De
Laval separator used. Packed in jars
for family use. Order from q. w. Pow
ell. Neushah, Wash.
The Episcopalian guild will serve ice
cream, in the building formerly occupied
by Mrs. Crammatte. corner G and Her.
on streets, Saturday afternoon and
evening.
| Mrs. j. E. Rennie, sister of Mrs. A.
d. Wood and Fred A. Hart, who has been
visiting here for some time, left yester-
day to join her husband at Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. J. p. Sullivan and three children
arrived from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
Friday evening, and the editor OF the
Bulletin now feels more at home in
/ Aberdeen.
W. Il. Caldwell, of Caldwell Bros.
South Bay loggcrs was in town Friday
Caldwell Bros. have closed down theil
camp. owing to the drop i'll the price o
cedar logs.
Police Judge Arnold fined Barney
Frank and O. Sederberg $500 and costs
each, and Belle Noska 1920 and costs
for an overindulgcncc in the flowing
bowl, Saturday.
Bert Keith has sold his barber shop t.
Rice & McGrath, who have moved W
from Hoquiam. Mr.. Keith will take ;
well-earncd rest and will leave for a vis
to his old home in Maine in a few weeks
O. Fl. Pearson, the Elma electrician
a telephone line, to run from Hoquian
to the new camp OF G. Il. Burrows Il Co
on Big creek, via Merrill's camp, an'
London. The line will put the loggins
canps in direct communication with tn,
mills and outside world.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
City Council.

Atthe council meeting, Saturday night,
VIM. Anstie acted mayor in the absence
of Mayor Stockwell.
The clerk was instructed to enter into
contract with l. w. Mason for improve
ment of Heron and X SITS. and Michigan
ave., and to return Mr.. Mason's check.
The order to set grade stakes on d and
Essex SITS. was recinded.
Il. $. Jackson was engaged to set grade
stakes Oh Heron st.
The street committee recommended
the acceptance of the improvement of
Hume, H and River SITS. The work was
accepted, and the commissioner instruct
ed to prepare assessment roll.
The report of the water supt. was re-
ferred back for amendment.
1t was decided to put in temporary
electric lights during the repair of the
Heron st. bridge, so as to permit the
work to go on at night.
The water supt. was granted another
week in which to investigate the matter
of water rent at the hospital.
Request of f. G. Wheeler for water to
his new dwelling in Cottage addition was
denied, as the streets in that addition
are not yet dedicated.
J. W. Hastings was appointed night
watch, vice VIM. Anstie, resigned.
Ninemre Il Morgan declined to accept
the ordinance granting right to lay water
pipe to packing houses, and suggested
some changes. Another ordinance in
conformity with the wishes of Ninemire
4 Morgan was introduced and passed to
its first reading, and was referred to the
attorney.
The matter OF street lights was brought
up by Fred A. Hart, and was referred to
the +. F. Il l.. committee.
II. S. jackson was engaged to survey
and make profile of the streets in the
=. L. Co. addition, and that portion O
Frances add. lying northwest of Terrace
ave-, and Third st. bet. II and X SITS.
The street committee was instructed
to fill the slough on Hume st. bet. +
and G SITS.
Ordinances for Improvement of allie.
in blks. 81 and ~, and sidewalks on
ST. were referred to the attorney.
NJ. II. Sherwood was elected council
man, vice j. NJ. Hackett.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
That Base Ball Game.

The fine weather Sunday was the cause
OF a great crowd going to Westport to
witness the ball game between the Aber-
deem heavy and lightweights. The
steamers r. c. Reed and Montesano, tow
ing large scow, were necessary to
handle the travel.
The boats were somewhat late in reach
ing Westport, and the game did not start
until o'clock. a part of this delay is
attributed, by the fat men, to the length
of time consumed by the lean chaps in
an effort to increase their avoirdupois at
Il Westport dinner. Although but four
innings were played, more fun was
crowded into them than is often witnessed
in four full games of nine innings each,
and the game was well contested through
out, the score standing 10 to 7 in favor
of the Leans.
The batteries were: For the Fats, Ed
Dolan and Jim Bowes Leans, Clarence
Mason and Whitley Mcneil. Dolan put
: out on strikes, and Mason 4. Home
runs were made by Bowes, Wiley, Fife
and Doyle. The Fats are inclined to at
tribute their failure to Umpire Maley,
whose decisions, they say, were biased
by fellow feeling for the Leans, and
were very rank. They blame him for al
lowing Nick Larson to take double
bitted axe with him to the center field,
and for numerous other Offenses OF COM
mission and omission. In fact, to
hear the Fats talk, one would be led to
believe it was the umpire, not the Leans,
who beat them. On the other hand,
the Leans say the Fats were beat simply
because they can't play ball, and the
umpire was all RIGHT.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02

DR.. X. c. Corey left yesterday morn
ing for tour of the Pacific Coast states,
to introduce a medicine discovered by
him and DR.. q. Kinnison, the use OF
which renders the extraction of teeth
absolutely painless.
Mrs. +. r. Wall, who has been visiting
Mrs. Fl. A. Hayes, left this morning for
Portland, on her way to her home in San
Francisco, where Mr.. Wall, a former
editor of the HERALD, is now practicing
law.
Zelasko T. Moulton carry the most
complete stock of furniture, carpets and
house furnishing goods on the Harbor.
Buying in large quantities for cash en-
ables them to sell at prices that defy
competition. Examine their stock and
prices before buying.
Mrs. ]. ]. Carney and children and
Mrs. J. w. Carey and daughter, Miss
Edith, went to Cohassett beach yester-
day to remain a month. Mrs. Carey was
accompanied by her neice, Mrs. Older,
of Portland.
1t is said that there are three kinds OF
people in the world, the wills, the won'ts
and the cants. The first accomplish
everything, the second oppose everything
and the third fail in everything.-Adver-
Using Experience.
Democratic caucuses will be held Sat-
ur,lay, August II, to elect delegates to
the county convention at Elma on the
18th. Notice OF the place and hour will
be published by the committeeman of
the different precincts.
The favorite whisky of famous men is
HARPER. Because of its smooth, ex-
quisite flavor; because Of its matchless
purity; because OF its mellow age. No
wonder its the favorite. Every drop
sterling. HARPER WHISKY. Sold by
l.. W. WALKER and 0. c. VAMMEN, Aber-
deem, Wash.
Drs. Scamell 4 Overmeyer have dis
solved partnership, the one office having
become insufficient to accommodate their
practice. DR.. Overmeyer retains the old
office, over Gabrielson & Holmer's store,
while DR.. Scamell has taken the offices
vacated by DR.. Corey, on the corner OF
G and Heron streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
Edison's Projectoscope.

A truly marvellous, beautiful, thrilling
exciting and wonderful exhibition. Ed
ison's new $4,000 projectoscope will be
at the Acme opera house, Saturday and
Sunday, August 4 and 5, and every even.
ing next week. These exhibitions will
be under the auspices OF the Aberdeen
Citizens band, and will he given to aid
the band in procuring new instruments.
There will be complete change of views
each evening. Admission Is and % cts,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
bhe Merry GO.R0und.

Much interest is being aroused by the
contest at the merry-go-roundt to see who
is the most popular lady in Aberdeen.
The winning lady will receive the $50
gold watch now on exhibition at Her
rick's jewelry store. Todays vote stands :
Miss Nellie Weatherwax, 1903 votes
Miss Sauers, 1160 votes; Miss Lena
EyersOn. 965 votes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postotiice for the week
ending July 20, 1900.
Burch, Mrs. Burch, Mrs. w. G..
Behery, Prof. A. Beech, George
Brines, Virgil Ball, Samuel
Cathin, Jay +. Coombs, H.
Erikson, Mrs. j. Jackson, +. G.
Jackson, Rose Johnston, Mrs. r..
Logestien, John Noice, Mrs. frankie
Van De Bosh, d. X. Vester, Carl E.
Wilson, j. II.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
CHAs. II. BELL, +. NJ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02

7. F. McHugh is in the city in the in
terest of the Tacoma News and Hearst s
Chicago American.
Harry Donaldson had the bones of his
right ankle broken by a falling timber
while loading a schooner at the Wilson
mill Friday afternoon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-02
Red need Rates East.

The Northern Pacific Railway will sell,
August 2lst and 22d, tickets to Chicago
and return for &7l.50. Tickets good to
return at any time within sixty days
from date of sale.