Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-22

Fred Redinger and family returned
from San Francisco Monday evening, ant
Fred has resumed charge of his barber
shop. Mrs. Redingrr and the childre,
have been in the Bay City for the pas,
fifteen months, while Miss Nellie com.
Pleted her musical education. The youn.
lady has been under the best instructor.
in that city, where she was regarded al
a phenomenal pianist.
If you have an article to advertise which
has six points of superiority over any
thing sc of its kind, you will make ia,
better Impression on the public and sell
more goods by giving one Of these points
IN each OF six ads in plain. clear type
and simple, torcibe language, than yo,
Ill II you try to cover all of these six
points IN every one OF the six ads. Ii you
tel a man one thing at time he will he
likely to remember it. Ii you tell him
SIX things all in one breath he will very
promptly forget all six.-Patent Record.
Nettie Alexandra Hugo. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Hugo, died last
Thursday at the residence OF her parents,
after an illness OF two weeks, aged IL
years, ! months and 8 days. The funeral
took place Saturday morning from the
I congregational church, Rev. II. u. Craw.
ford officiating, and the remains were
followed to the cemetery by number Of
friends of the family, besides Il large
hummer of the Young friends of the de.
ceased, who was universal favurite
among her schoolmat. $. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy OF the com
munity in their SORROW.
f. Cousins, a we'll KIN wn ship builder
OF Eureka, CAL, ar ived in the city with
10 ship carpenters Friday evening, ard
has leased the West 4 Slade ship yard,
where he will build two vessels this sea-
son. One OF the new vessels is to be Il
steamer POO feet long, til, principal own
ers OF which will be Pollard Il Dodge, OF
san Francisco, the West 4 SADIE Mill Co.
and the Anderson d Middleton Lumber
Co., of Aberdeen. Tie schooner is to be
four master, OF II carrying capacity OF
100000 tcet of lumber. and will be built
for the West 4 Slade Mill Co. Work is to
be rushed on the steamer, in order to
have her ready to be launch he'd by July |.
i. j. Garman and Ga,man & Barklev
have moved into their elegant new quar-
tiers in the Commercial Block, cor. q and
Market streets, where they have as fine
store as may he found in any city, The
store room is 37x7O feet with high cell
ing. and is we'll lighted throughout. On
the west side is Jefi's Shoe department.
and Il finer display of iootwe''r cannct he
found in Southwestern Washington. nor
is there more expert litter OF the foot
tnan JeiF anywhere. The east side Of The
ro0n is devoted to the clothing and far
nishn@ goods department OF Gatnian 4
Ban kes, under the efficient snpe,T;Si II
Of \. ". Na'kley. In rear Of tie slime,
but connected wiI it, is the regain mop
Of H.l'y Zcig'er.
The late train Saturday night was lie
indirect cause OF tie death OF John Noch
roth, one Of the tenders OF the railroad
b'ilge across the iIoquam river. Nock
roth and his helper, Aaron Johnson. had
gone from the bridge to the depot, abont
Q O'Clock p. m. to learn when to expect
the train, and were returning to the
bridge when Nockroth was drowned In
stepping from the boat onto boom stick
at the bridge both men slipped off into
the water. J.hnson regained the boom
stick and aided his partner to his feet,
but Nockroth again fell into the water
and was drowned The body was re-
covered Sunday morning and taken TO
Tacoma Tuesday for intcrment. The de-
ceased let young wife to mourn his