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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-17

The city council receives some peculi; Z
requests, and the one from the BARRIERS OF
the city, presented Saturday night, is
entitled to honorable mention in the
comical class. The petition contained
the names OF all the BARRIERS in town and
requested the aid OF the city fathers in
their effort to rest on Sundays,
At their last regular meeting George
Crook Post No. So, G. A. r., appointed
the following committee to make ncces.
sary arrangements to commemorate
Memorial Day: j. NJ. Birmingham, c.
p. L. Roberts and j. 7. Moody. A pro-
gram which is being prepared will appear
next week.
The graduation exercises Of the Junior
Epworth League class, consisting OF es-
says, songs ETC., will take place in the NJ.
T.. church next Sunday evening. A.
that time diplomas will be given to those
entitled to them. The exercises promise
to be one OF the most interesting held in
that church for some time.
Otis jacobson, Clarence Navarous, S.
Mori, Fred StrombeYg and Chas. Grinrot
added five dollars each to the city's ex-
chequer during the week, at the sugges-
LIOJl Oh JuuS0 ATUOIUs tOI UCIuk uIuuA
and disorderly. Ida Debar added like
sum for being an inmate OF house Of
i'll fame.
Annie Marie, the 1-year-old daughter
of Victor Hugo, died this morning after a
brief attack OF bronchitis. This is the
second child the Hugo's have lost within
three months. and Mr.. Hugo has ncen in
poor health for some time, SO that the
family is having more than fair share
Of trouble.
Jacob Eyerly was convicted in the su-
peror court Saturday Of having assisted
Dan Downing to escape. The facts
brought out at the trial disclosed lax
system OF keeping the county Jail that is
almost incredible. The tools used by
Downing were exhibited, and consisted
OF six drills, two saws and brace and
bit, as we'll as revolver and a supply OF
cartridges. The testimony further
showed that he had used two bottles OF
acid, and that 2x4 scantling, for prys and
levers, were left lying about the Jail in
reckless profusion, and that the steel
cell is probably cut to pieces with the
saws and acids so that it will require a
thorough overllauling before it is Il sale
place to hold criminals. That this work
had been going on for weeks under the
nose of the sheriff almost passes belief,
aud in convicting Everly the jury prac i.
tcally convicted Sheriff Huff OF criminal
negligence.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-17

A freak OF nature was discovered Mon.
day in an clubhouse in rear of the Il. A. II.
hall. A inotherly old hen was found in.
dustrlous!y trying to hatch 20 ing chick.
ems out OF four young kittens, over which
! she sat as faithfully as ii they were eggs
and, when lifted off would fight to yet
back to her adopted pets.
S. E. Barr, an Olympia builder, began
the erection OF the new warehouse for
the capita! Brewing Co., adjoining the
Ia East Aberdeen railroad depot Monday.
The new building will be 60x3O feet, and
VIII be occupied by F. F. Smith, Aber.
deem agent OF the company, who will
move the Aberdeen Soda Works Into the
new building as soon as completed.
Some say it don't pay to raise chickens.
but the experience OF Mrs. +. l.. Bonr.
gum, OF EIma, dispels that illusion. Mrs
Bourquln kept books with her flock vi 81
hens, Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks,
from March & to May 6, and found that
in the two months she had received 69G
eggs, had 127 young chickens and S hens
still setting. The cost for feed during
the period was $1.3O
The Aberdeen Fire Department Band
Is struggling along under difficulties that
the HERALD does not believe will be per-
mitted to continue when the attention of
the citizens is called to it. The band is
composed OF excellent musicians, who are
willing to devote the necessary time to
make it the finest band on the Harbor,
but they cannot make good music with
poor Instruments, and require about $500
worth OF new horns. The boys have tried
giving entertainments and balls to raise
the required funds, but find those meth.
DDS too slow for the use OF this genera.
ton. subscription list will be circulated
next week to raise this money, and the
HERALD bespeaks liberal response to it
on the part Of all who realize that Il good
band is prime necessity in IL city with
Aberdeens pretentions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-17

The commencement exercises at the
Academy of St. Rose will take place this
evening at the academy. All are invited.
Admission free.
Ed. Story, OF Mon'esano, was in town
Friday morning, Oh bis way home from
Westport, where he has purchased the
Hotel Lawrence.
The Hoquiam Gazette came out last
week in another new form, and under the
management OF Mr.. Wells, Messrs. Full
Ter and Greene retiring.
Charles Hine, Of Grand Rapids, Michl'
gan, who visited Mr.. ana Mrs. =. !.
Wooding last week, left for visit on the
Columbia river Tuesday.
Mrs. JAS. Barrett will ship her house
hold goods to Enumclaw, next Monday,
preparatory to joining her husband, who
is in business at that place.
Martin J. Wage, formerly Of Pee Ell,
Lewis county, has orened general mer-
chandise store in Commercial Block,
which he calls the "Peoples Store"
Those having their trading stamp carcs
filled will please bring them to Payette
& Young's store as early as possible, as
we wish to send in an order tor the por-
traits.
The very finest. The ne plus ultre.
The creme de la creme That's HARPER
Whisky in three languages. Sold by l..
W. WALKER and o. g. VAMMEN. Aber-
deem. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Horton We're
called to Dryad, Lewis county, Saturday
to attend the funeral Of brother OF Mrs.
Horton, who was accidentally killed in
shingle mill.
W. II. Perry and Mrs. F. II. Wood, Of
Los Angeles, Cal, father and sister OF
Fred Perry. of this city, arrived in the
city Saturday evening to make brief
Witt with Fred.
If YOU want your lace curtains, fancy
shirt waists and dresses done in first class
STYLE, 90 to the Model hand laundry. 1t
does the finest work in the city. u ST.,
opposite Garman's. 33'4t
Geo. W. Ninemire, OF Montesano, closed
the purchase OF the lot on the northeast
corner of Market and q streets Tuesday,
and will erect business building on 1t
during the summer.
Tie Degree of Honor, A. Q. y. W.,
will serve ice cream in the building adj
Joining H. L. Cook 4 Co.'S hardware
store. on Heron street, Saturday after
noon and evening, May 10.
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The Angle Lamp


Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QrINlNE TAE-
LETS. All druggists refund the money il
it fails to cure. +. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Sudden Death
OF Lena Barkley

A telegram from Denver came
Tuesday forenoon in the blizzard
announcing the death of Miss
Lena Barkley. oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Barkley, who
had been in poor health u year or
more and who was in the city
with friends being treated for
kidney and liver trouble. No
trains were running, but Mr..
Barkley at once telegraphed his
sons Charley and John and on the
first trsin yesterday he went down to
the city to bring the remains home.
Miss Barkley was only 16 years
Of age and one Of the most refined
and highly respected young ladies'
in the community. Tho blow comes
with crushing effect to the family
and is a severe shock to our whole
town and Eastonville, where she
was we'll known. The remains
will arrive this evening, when the
funeral will be announced.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
MARRIED..

On Sunday at 10 A. NJ. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Borden, Rev. H. S. Childs off.
ciating, DR.. Forbes j. Deayer
and Miss Elsie Dittemore.
This was another surprise to
many but turned oui happily after
all, and the wedding couple is
still receiving congratulations.
DR.. Deaver is the rising young
physician who lately located in
Elbert, but an old friend of the
bride. Miss Dittemore has grown
to womanhood in the neighbor-
hood west of town and is highly
respected. The TRIBUNE joins their
many friends in wishing them long
life and much happiness.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
CLOSE OF SCHOOL.

Ebert school after n very sue
cessful term Of seven months by
Miss Doran and Miss Senia Decker
closed Tuesday. The day was a
very stormy one and school was
not attempted in many districts,
but the interest Of scholars in FL
bert was SO great they tugged
through the deep drifts and al
most binding storm determined
to not lose day, and so school
was held Us usual. This school
year, although a short, one has
been one of the most successful
ever held. The interest has never
been as great and many scholars
have not lost day. Their ad-
vancement has been rapid and
very satisfactory to parents. In
addition to the usual studies all
have learned the rudiments OF
music, receiving start that will
be of great benefit all through life.
The teachers arc entitled to praise
for the ability manifested and
their constant and untiring efforts
in behalf of all pupils.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
PatIonIzIng People
At Home

The real secret of the blessing
derived from patronizing home
industries lies in the fact that the
cash is kept at home. There is a
vast difference between the dis
tribution of wealth among the
people of the east and the dis
tribution of it among the people
at home. For instance, the pre-
cious metal. output of the state
would mean nearly 800 per capita
to every inhabitant of the state
were it possible to keep the amount
at home.
Coll and silver must necessari-
lily flow out to aid the growth of
commerce over the world, but
there is no reason why the other
products of the state should not
be consumed at home where there
is enough of them to supply the
demand. If there is not enough,
then it is the duty of the citizens
TO see that the proper develop
ment of the industries is realized
and that they will supply the de-
mand.
When we stop and consider that
over 4, 100000 pounds of butter
are shipped into the state annually
it makes a man wonder why Col
orado is not blessed with more
creameries and more dairies and
ranches. The same applies to
cheese and nearly half the products
of the state.
What reason have the people
of Colorado to offerl Is it not
possible for state ike Colo
RADIO to produce as much MS is
consumed Is it possible that a
state with all the resources with
which Colorado has been endowed
cannot live within itself, in
fgurative sense2 All these facts
should set the people thinking.
If they will take the time to de-
Iiberate on the proportion they
will find themselves more enthu-
siastic for the development Of the
state in which they live.-Denver
Citizen.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Going to the Hospital.

Mrs. I. M. Salem who has
about gone blind will be sent to
st. Anthony's hospital, Denver,
on Saturday by the county com-
missioners for treatment. Tom
will accompany her to the hospital
and after seeing her safely in the
hands of the management return
to Elbert. A petition signed by
about all the residents of our town
asking that this action be taken
was sent the commissioners sever
al days ago, and they promptly
complied with the request.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Lost Two Hundred
Head of Cattle

Colonel Lockhart who is one of
the largest cattle owners OF the
state, met with heavy loss dur
ing the recent storm. A herd of
l 400 stampeded near Kit Carson
and Of the number recovered near
ly TIVE hundred have been found
dead. The cattle had been brought
from the South and dehorned Just
previous to the storm. Ills men
are securing the country Tor the
remainder of the herd.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Heart Failure as
a Cause of Death
Is Objected To

The state board of health re-
fuses to accept heart failure as a
cause of death, and those reports
which do not specify causes lead
ing up to the failure Of the heart
are promptly rejected. "1t is
like saying person died for want
ot BREATH" asserted an attache.
"All deaths are caused by heart
failure, in the strict sense OF the
term. But they continue to send
in certificates which we are OBJ
liged to reject because they do not
specify the cause or character
of the disease.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
The Cynic.

The cynic is one who never sees
good quality in man, and
never fails to see bad one. lie
is the human owl, vigilant in dark
ness and blind to light, mousing
for vermin, and never seeing noble
game. The cynic puts all human
actions into only two classes
openly bad and secretly bad. dc
holds that no man does a good
thing except for profit. His
criticisms end in innuendoes, fall
indiscriminatelv upon every lovely
thing, like frost upon flowers
To him religion is hypocricy, ant
honesty a preparation for fraud
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Evangelists Coming Again

Rev. H. w. Rankin, the evan
gelist and the sweet singer who
accompanies him, are in cor
respondence with the Ebert church
with the view of holding series
OF revival meetings, perhaps in
juno. Mr.. Rankin has large
tent now which will hold 500 or
600 persons that he wishes to
bring with him and spread at
some convenient place in town, SO
the large congregations that
gather can be accommodated. 1t
will be remembered at his
meetings a year and half ago
the church would scarcely hold the
crowds that came.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Bij0u Basin Items,

Mrs. Tuttle, of Elbert, was
visiting in the Basin last week.
Miss Helen Braun, who taught
the school hero this winter, left
for her home in Denver on Tues
day.
Rev. Melville was in the Basin
on Tuesday, and repaired the
school house organ. He expects
to arrange to preach here every
Sunday.
Miss May Mullany, of Colorado
Springs, who formerly lived in
tho Basin, was at the school on
tertainment last Saturday night.
Also Miss Addic Brazelton, from
near Ramah.
The Bijou Basin school closed
on Friday, March Both. The
closing entertainment was given
Saturday night. A large atten-
dance was present, including a
number Of people from other
districts.
The snow fall in the Basin WAS
about two feet on the level. The
rancbmen are rejoicing in expecta-
tion of the farming land being in
good condition and tho grass forth
coming, but at the present time
it necessitaies a great deal of feed
and care with stock.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
EASTER SUNDAY.

Sunday next being Easter day
the usual services on this occasion
Will be held in the Elberl Presby.
terian church. At the morpinp
hour the Rev. H. S. Childs will
preach an appropriate sermon
and in the evening the young
people and Sunday School have
prepared an excellent entertain.
ment for the public, consisting
OF choruses, solos, DUETS, together
with recitations and scripture
readings, all illustrative of the
crucihxion and the resurrection
of the Saviour. Several weeks
have been spent in preparing the
program and very interesting
day is expected. The public is
invited to attend all services.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

PsblIe notice Is hereby given that under aud
sigued commissioner, by an order entered of
record in tho District Court Of Ebert County.
sSi for partition pending L s.a ies csur iSyi ~isrsa e
James Rooney, Loren Chapman and Alonxo
Chapman are are plaintiffs. and Paul Chapman.
Chapman. Joseph Helgeth Lee Ramsey, lola II.
Perks and John u Lundy rs Pubic Trustee OF
Klbert County, Colorado, are defendants, and
wherein the undersigned is appointed commits
sioner and directed TO sell the real estate here
matter dsserloed:
aud IN aeeordanee with tho terms thereof. 1 will,
on the 18th day of April, 1900 at the hour OF !
o'clock in tho afternoon, at tho ONCE OF tho
County Clerk and Recorder Of Ebert County.
Colorado, in Kiowa, In said County and State,
offer for ttle al public yendue to the highest aud
best bidder for cash the south half thenorth- east
quarter and south-hsi, OF tho north west quarter,
OF section twenty six The north hall OF tho north
rsst quarter and the north half OF the north
quarter, Of section thirty 1--we, the north east
thirty four, all Of said properly being in town.
ship nine south OF range sixty four, west; saving
and excepting. however, from tho aforesaid
ssd section thlrtyfonr the parcel of Eve and one
fourth acres OF land, more or iess) decided by
Moses r Chapman TO the Ebert cemstsry As.
Cemetery: and all the estate right, title and In
terest therein OF the parties 10 said suit, their
partition division OF the proceedsof said lands.
IN seeord.nee with the judgement and decree oil
For further Information apply To the upasr
signed, or to the attorney for the plaintiffs In
dated March 18th. 1900.
WILLIAM LITTLE.
corsyLIus FrnnIs, JR.. Attorney for The
plaintiffs above named, all boston Building,
First Publication March 18th.
Last Publication April 18th.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Jack Rhudy was down to Colo
RADIO Springs when the storm
commenced 10 days ago, but left
his team there and came home
by rail, seeing that it would be
impossible to come overland fol
many days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
GROUP.
Write. for tn. rErrusr,

| MEMDRANEoUs CRoUP: For
tunately this form of Group is
rare. 1t usually begins with cold !;
its progress is gradual. There is
a tough gluey material called
elastic lymph" deposed on the
mucous membrane of the larynx.
The material adheres to the throat
until the larynx is completely
closed. Symptoms-There is moro
or less hoarseness with cough
for several days, sometimes week
before the attack begins. The
breathing during this time is ac-
companied by dry whistling
noise, which can frequently be
heald across the room. The
hoarseness becomes worse and the
cough now aggravated, the patient
not yet confined to bed. Some
times during the night the child
is aroused by difficult breathing,
or an attack of coughing and upon
examination it will be discovered
that it has a fever and a harsh
dry skin and an accelerated pulse.
Hoarseness now increases, the
breathing becomes more difficult,
the whistling noise augmented and
the cough aggravated. These
symptoms increase as the disease
advances, and if relief is not OBJ
tained the lips become blue, the
veins full, the extremities cold and
the skin blue, assumes leaden
color. The patient becomes Ian
guild, finally sinking into stupor
which terminates in death. This
may be distinguished from the
other forms of Group by the con-
stantly increasing difficulty in
breathing, the dryness and whist
ling produced by the passing
through the larynx and the Pc
culiar dry natalie cough. Treat
ment-Control the fever by the
administration of the proper sed-
alive (fever drops); flannel cloths
wrung out of hot water should be
kept constantly applied to the
neck and at the same time the
patient should inhale the steam of
equal parts of hot water and vine
gar every half hour or SO. The
inhalation of lime water is recon-
mended by many physicians to be
beneficial in arresting the inham
matory action at the same time
acting as a solvento to the false
membrane thereby favoring the
detschment and expulsion of the
same, consequently its use should
not be neglected. When the
breathing is greatly obstracted
by the false membrane it may be-
come necessary to use an emetic in
order to removed it. For this purpose
from one to ten or fifteen drops
Of the Tr. Lobelia should be givon
every ten or fifteen minutes until
free vomiting is produced. In
cases where the patient seems in
danger of strangulation, the finger
may be carried as far back in the
throat as possible SO as to irritate
the glottis and thus cause ex-
pulsive efforts of the larynx which
will frequently dislodge the mem
5rane and afford immediate relief
Where these means fail to give
relief treachsotomy IAN operation)
in which there is an opening made
in the wind-pipe for the purpose
Of allowing the ingress and egross
of air should be resorted to by
only competent surgeon.
The foregoing will be found
good in absence of physician.
DR.. T. j. DEAVER.
The family of Lee Canon ar
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Will Foster, of Sidney, was
teken dangerously sick on Satur-
day with congestion of the kidneys
and scrotal hernia. The roads
were full of snow and unbroken
but DIR. Deaver who was called
went at once to his relief and he
i, now rapidly recovering.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
FOR SALE.

An Armstrong Cheese making Apparatus, al
most new. in perfect. order. The mink from two
cows will pay for Il IN less than month. Ca
paoity. 10 gallons Of milk. Price, 1850 on terms
TO snit 10 responsible party.
Also one blanchard Churn, 6 gallon, In good
order Price, 800
Also One Acme Harrow, second hand. Price.
$500.
Also Miilet screen for Miiiet Seed. Price, q 2s
Parties Wishing To buy either of absye will be
put in communication with tho owner by ap-
plying at the TEfnurE ofico.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Louie Muller was on the passen-
ger train that became snow-bound
between Falcon and Manitou
Junction and remained prisoner
thirty-six hours.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

The family of Lee Canon ar
rived last week and is comfort
ably situated in Mrs. Oaks house
in the south part Of town.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

'.lg !. to the impossible condi-
q ~, .ne reads, the Ebert Lit
n WI again be postponed un-
[,,a;.y' aAy' The 20th inst. AS this
e.a'unsnt y ?, will be the sixth and
i ,,.l .ae series we hope to SEQ q
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12
Storm.

.uru, which began }
prevailed almost Il, %
r,ry day until the
'I.b, will go down
ne Of the greatest
ssr known on the
stin.ted that fully
wet snow came
much of it melted
h. wetting the dry
a Of three feet or
trs farm land in
,Ttion for crops.
,,t.ct blizzard pre-
uowing in binding
but the weather
The railroad was
utrains being snow
L. Eastonville and
|dngs, and no mai.
| from Monday night
L.y noon. Business
!, was completely
and everybody re-
home. Yesterday
,un came out bright,
t.dhsppened, and its
. now fast dissipating
/ white that covers
but the recollection
,nowy spell and the
,uut of water that
not soon be for
o,d both trains from
stuck in the snow
lizard of Tuesday |
ION and Colorado
ere as impossible to
. had been on the
, Peak. A relief
Q engines equipped
h the storm were
front engine break
rhich went under it, |
,rs off the slippery |
ing the cylinders.
two trains were
rave mot a word
m them by super |
ain dispatcher. As
he clutches of the
from any station,
> had to fast.
was found nn one
which passengers
Q cakes, but they |
'd for nearly 80
! plow and crews
'arly Wednssday
'ceeded in rescuing
rains, and about
day the first one
going north. 1t
ious but thrilling
no passengers re
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

yNANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON
in this and close by eopptiss. Salary e9Oa year
and expenses. strsight bona nde, no more, no
less salary; PositloRpe hnsnent. Oar references,
any bang In any town.. II IL mainly Office work
esnduetsd at homs. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped snvelops. Tun DoxIsIor
CoNyArr. Dept 4 Chicago.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

For SALE Some good dry
lumber. Apply to +. N. LaVoll,
Ebert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Merchandise purchased at the
railroad and delivered the same day.
Business promptly and carefully
transacted.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

= county is rapidly getting
.'. again, as a call is out
.,s sariants issued before Jan
|aa va 1900, the money being
|, .1 ss. 70 pay same. A great
'suoo' orders should be paid
|, 'rsasursr ss,l Frank Long issu-
cAll IN another column for
u "a which interest is now
&, !, =, and for which money is
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Speck, proprietor of the
ID Fondis mail and hack
not missed a trip during
my period, though the
i've been next to impassa-
Aa Saturday he did not
inhl 8 p. m and returned
1s at II p. m. Less de-
p men would have abandon
|hp.
! the above was written the
'ad very deep snow OF
y came- more than any
I, nam Of mules could stand
NJ 4 speck had to give up
mat day. Nobody blames
y not making the attempt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-04-12

Notice Of Partition Sale OF Real
Estate. : :.