davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Pretty Chenille Table Covers. frnged all
around, l9c
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Ali-linen IIuck Towels, with fast color
b0rders; large size; loo. value at &c
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Ladies' T.iirr5i"wn Dressing Sacques. in
pink. blue and red. nicely made: Z" at ;gc.
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5-foot Cu-faiH Poles, in oak. cherry and
walnut finish. with brass fixtures. complete,
at l3lzc.
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AI-w""l Imp-riaI SergeS yard wide in
such desirable cpl,'TS a. green. brown. navy
plum. mario. golden and Ulack: never
:. II les tiiIu "a. for 2-C
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II Wool Smyrni Rugs, in artistic oriental
designs ami rich cOloIIng; trlnged on both
ends 3yt
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A ,,l"Tc.. Zine of Iadies- Ri ted Vests. in
gray. white and ccrU heavily herr.d reg
MAR 29c val'!e al 1gr.
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Childrra'> Atwood Tot".eaning Caps. in
Ll"". rcd AMI gaIhet; regular ;igc value,
for l9C
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The choice of any of our 10c. Wrapper
Flannelette, fieeced back, pretty designs,
STvr
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Lace All-'r-r~ in very handsome designs:
-srjh fully :"c. Per yard. at 1;,c.
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Ladies Strap S.Ili Is; sizes :, To only;
Sl.2a qualify. AT 59c.
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10 and 15c- Combination Shoe Dressing.
In black or can. NJ 2lac.
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Child's Heavy knitted Drawer Leggins;
three. sizes. :;.I,
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ChiIdr"u's IIrSe Supporters. black or
mite; worJi. i-,r for Sc
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Bed SPREADS. In pretty Marseilles pat
terms: full double size. worth zoe, at 49c.
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thildren's Gray ChiEchilla Refers; good
plaid lining: regular s., value but as we
have only small lot in sizes s. 10, IA and
IL, you get choice at Sl9S.
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Waterproof rcIt Window Shades. in all
c,'lurs. cuu,iarr with fixtures; this hour.
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Black Sa!-,.n. rich and IUStr"us. best
Hack, worth Irr-. at o1>C.
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ladies' Hemstitched HaBdkrrchief>. of ex-
cellent quality: worth loo. at 15sc.
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Ladies' Fascinators. 19c.
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Infants Plain slips. with box -pleated
fronts. lie.
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Boys Kn... Pants: well made: all sizes:
Lrat patterns. gv a Dc
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Pretty sryl.s If Cream, Curtain S,.rim. &c
inches wide. for IFsr.
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Boys Golf Caps. nicely made: g" AT the
special prise If lJC.
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Turkey Red Table Linen: good designs;
full width; regular 21c. quality at 14%ic.
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ChilIrcu's Dorgola Spring Heel Shoes;
sizes 8 10 :: -nc. quality. at BE.
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Ladies Fast Black Hose. in all sizes,
il.C
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All-linen Heavy Twilled Household Crash
the kind that will wash and wear well,
l h.. value a. J'sc.
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ladies FIetvy Cardigan Jackets. guaran-
t-ad ali -.Gul .'>r.
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Ladies Rubber Sandals finest quality
S.z,> -. O" -: worth 50,.. at 1Jc
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Misses Rel Fell JUliet> with fur trim
ming. Sis Il 70 =, 81 quality III 45c.
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Children's Knee Pants: the celebrated
CraCk-a-Jack brand; warranted not 10 rim:
double seat and double knees; all sizes:
worth Toe. at 3Ic.
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MARRIED.,

Continued on Sixth Page)
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Nj to XII l.

Ladies' Chevfat Serge Suits in blue or
black made n ,arr 7stest fashion piceJv
80
Choice of ,ur sup.rh limo of R,scL and
elaborate hemstitching; cnrding and tucking
ELECTS every new and desirable color anu
-
shapes; worth 81 ~. AT 49c
"
largo lot of F.rcv Feather D.vicss
iSc-. at &C.
UndcrskfTts in black ard coIored Saline.
Metallic Striped Satiue and Twilled Italian
ef rd pIb' N some es lined Win nan
"'i' ""''n Up 20 s-.oV. al Use
hour ut 49,..
emily q few pairs of each Lind and size: reg
tlaf 10" IND 81 value, at SIS"
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'-'' ''''''' > a. DIV:
c.IIn, ,,,aIi[. -, iris VI "a
1.d,o.. r., n,.oI- u ~ .,
N. oh ii'Se' !" "h S'@es'
Ladies' Linen Collars. in all shapes and
sizes: worth Zoe. at 2isc.
.>"neLts ii"tusi'i"lS. ha,uFaiiS represent
inS i'u'' ana 'eSe'*'ies' &C.
MINUS ~
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AtGC STERFER. on January 10. 1900 Chest
nut View. Va. THOMAS NJ. AUGUSIEIiFEIi,
beloved husband Of Agnes Augusterfrr aged
twenty-five years and four months
Notice of funeral hereafter
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

pr.sdmiocis note " jaknsjsnergio.nisj.
ssych wyra4sniaoh. Sskte wislkisgo ku.
iaka .asoaya na poosssku ssss'sgo roku
snauy dow6doa handy rosb6jnic.ej
Csu.B Tsag. Sisdliskism sskty %
p~rowinojs Eng Chssn / Ping.Juu.
Chssn. Cslsm, do kt6rego data sskois.
RE, jest walka Z ohr~seiojanami. Pc.
osstkowo IA wrog6w uwafsno katoli.
k6w, dsis sskcisrze ME robia r64nicy
pomied.y katoliksmi protsstsntami.
w msju roku zssrisg, wybuohiy v
Tau. Dsinie rosruohy prssciwko misjo.
Maroon amerykahskim, dose wczeinis
przsx rssd ohihski sHumione. Ale v
pszdsisrniku C.u Bung Tung wystspil
: proklsmsoj& " kt6rsj wska.af wy.
raznis Gel, do jskisgo sskta dasy: nKu.
iak patrjosysmu I pokoju prague "a.
chowania dynastji mandAur6w i wyrs.
NICOLA " pish wssystkioh oudsosism.
COW" Pc o~gsosseniu tsj prokla maoji
wybuohiy snowu grozns ro.ruohy 1
wojska oesssskie musiafy uoiska6 prsed
powstahoami. Tsung .Li.Jamsn odwo'sl
gubernatora p~rowinoji jeneraia C,u,n.
GO, 90 .ostalo pows.sohnie srosumianem
jake ustepstwo se strony r.adu I sskta
vislkisgo kuaaks ~ro.s.srsyia sc nader
ssybko " prowincjaoh s.i.Ping. Chssn
1 ia Cssn Chssn, a nawst ma wybr.e.u
.atoki Pecsylijukisj. C.ionk6w sskty
liosa juz dsiI ma dziesistki tysieoy. Do.
nosi o tenn d.iennik oh .hski, wychod.a.
oy " Ksntonie p. +. Essen. Pso," : kt6.
rego wiadomotc o powstaniu sskty
wislkiego kuiaka zossaia przedrukova.
pa " gaEess. b opg'ei.kit b.
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Do st. Louis / z powrOtem KOleja
Wabash $3.50.

u powodu rocznego zjazdu General
nego Zgromadzenia Presbyteryan6w,
Kolej Wabash ~sprzedaje bilety pc po-
wyzszej Genie ma Is, 16, II % Maja,
dobre z powrotem do 2 Czerwca 1900
w}aoznie. Wagony z oddzielnemi }oa-
kami j wolnemi krzes}ami. City Ticket
Office, 81 Adams ST., Chicago.
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NarOdOwe ureczystosci Babtyst6w
W Detroit, Mich 1929 Maia.

Wszyscy, kt6rzy maja zamiar udac
sic ma to %zebranie, powinni wiedzie6, re
kolej Wabash jest najkrotsza LIMA z
Chicago do Detroit. Try pociagi dzien-
ME ~wychodza; o 1909 W po{udnie, o
3.15 Pc po{udniu i o HOO wieozorem.
Jest to jedyna LIMA z Chicago ma
wschod, ktora ma lezace krzes{a IRE
clining chairs). Take popularne wa
gony sd W kazdym pociagu. Oddziel.
ne fozka ma kazdym pociagu expreso-
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Ksiazki kwitOwe

ola grup Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
1. Ksiazeczki kwitowe dla czfonkow, 2
odpowiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowa-
MIA podatkow, posmiertnego it. D., wy
starczajace ma 10 lat. Cena "a egzemp-
larz 10 G.
2. Gfowna ksiazka fnansowa z odpowie-
dniemi rubrykami ma wszystkie podat-
XII l wpfaty, do prowadzenia akuratne-
go raohunku kazdego cz}onks. Cena
$3.00i $500.
Ola mniejszych grup wystarczy tahsxa,
ola wiekszych ~konieczna Jest ksiszka "a
8 600
Adresowac nalezy do administracji ,,Zgo-
dy" 1O2 104 w. Division. st., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
Sekta wielkiego kufaka.

Wisdomo, te prsedstawiolsl psfstw
europejskioh " Pskinis swr6oili sic do
Tsung II Jsmsnu jsdoobrrmisosmi
notami, ssdsjscsml roEwisssois pre-.
cisgu 2 missisoy stowsrsysssnis polisy.
sno .rsligijnego, snsusgo " Cbinsob
pod nasws ssksy wislkisgo ku,sks, Do
tego tsdsnis prsyssorya sic ambassador
smsrykahski, kt6ry wyssosowaa " tym
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
DObra Polka.

90 swojskis, q wieo do pieknsj mowy
polskisj, do obyo.aj6w I WARY ojo6w.
do slsmi ojo.ystsj, ktora mas sywi, do
powistrss, kt6rsm oddyohsmy, do ME.
ba, kt6rs mas o~tacza, slowsm do tsgo
wssystkisgo, 90 rasem wsists tworsy
Ojosysne. kstwo ts4 pososta6 wisrna
swistym dla ojosy.ny uo.uciom. jsasli
sic po.ostaje Prise. oaas ayoie M ojc.y.
Sym .agonis, prsy boku meta polaka,
lscs s~aprawde trudoisJ to prsyobod.i
lynn kobistom, 90 sic snajds ma obo.yz.
ME, .wlasEc.a, js4eli tam wydad.a sic
IA ostowieka obosj nsrodowoici.
To o~statnis grosi najwieks.sm ME.
bespiecsshstwsm. Kobista prsss miiofd
ola meta, jsgo rod.iny i narodu pr.yj.
mule niera. move, .wyozaje, a nawet 1
Ware nowego swego otoossnia.
1 W takism jednak pofozeniu prsy
silnsj wolf 1 mi'oloi wssystkisgo, co
swoje, mofna uohroni6 sie cd wynaro.
d~owisnia, mo4na pozossa6 dobra polka.
o jsdnej Z takioh ~d.islnych kobist
ohce VAN tn wiainis o~powisdsie6, -
w 1885 r. W c.asie budowy kolsi but.
garskioh. wsssdiem do baraku rsstaura
oyjnego, ably sic posilie. - byia to
godsina poludniowa, wieo natiok robot.
nik6w W baraku byf vielki. - R64no.
je.yczns gromadki .apsiniaiy i.be, 1
jak to bywa ma W~uchodsis, slyohac lam
byso /. d.isuiec rosnyoh jszyk6w, -
wioski ! niemieoki najwieosj sic siys.e6
dawai, franouski i grsoki mnisj, a tn 1
6wdsie rozbrImiswat y tursokis wyra-
~. Najmnisj byio siychac js.yk6w
s~aowiahskioh, ME wysaczajsc m~isjsoows.
60, bu'garskisgo.
Nsgls udsr.yf o mole us.y CLOS do.
noinyidz ~isc.ny, wychod.acy . kuchui,
a slowa, wym6wions, .abr.miaiy pr.y-
jennie " mem uchu. DO byiy csysio
polskis:
- ,Karolku, spies. sic, ten pan chloe
piaoic" - rAuislko! pr.smIsh t~alerzs 1
mics" No rusraj sic, starry! - BIO
panowis sic nisoierpliwis l I. d. 1 :. d."
nSsary", bya to ojoieo rod.iny, GO.
spodars imienism Cana, wioch : uro.
dzenis, aon zai jego, Ganows, komen.
dsrowsis MIN 1 dsiscmi pc polsku, sto.
jac prsy kominis.
Do~wisd.iassm sic p6znisj, as p. GA.
nova byia c6rka maiomissro.anins :
okolic PrIsmy sla, leo. wysredis.y IA
mulsrra wlocha, pufcils sic raIsm = MIN
ma wsdrowke nbsraby" k~olsjowsgo.
w %o.asls, kisdym lob spotksi, pre-
wedrowali jut oni byli prswie ws.ys,kfs
krajs a~usirjsckie, a take Rosie, Rumu.
ME, Scribe ! Bu'garje ale jssykism
ich domowym sos,ata droga nasra mo.
wa ojczysts, a sakas obycraje polskis
zschowywsiy sic wisrnis W lob domu.
Drisoi, kt6ryoh byto sssloioro, Wy
cbowywsis p. Ganowa ma dobryoh 20
lskow. Cd maski nsuozyiy sic one cry
tad ! pisac pc polsku, nauc.yiy sic ko.
chad ws.ys'ko, 90 polskie. Wspolnie
tst Z mia nslstsiy do stowarIysssh pol.
skich, u~cIestnicsyiy We wsrslkich uro-
crystoscisch ~nsrodowych, brady udsisl
We wsrystkIcb oflsrsch 1 skladkach ma
oaIa napodo-aI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

wynn. Cena z Chicago i napowr6t 1915.
Pisz pc rozk}ad jazdyi wszelkie infor-
macye. Wabash City Office, 81 Adams
ST., Chicago.
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Kurjerka.

w Batorzu starry kosci6lek
Omssone garbi juz pleoy;
Ia murem smetarz wiesniaozy,
Kres ludzkiej doll ~tulaozej,
Kres doll c~zsrnej - DO kmiecej...
u mad mogil wznosi sic kurhan,
Lecz krzyz ku niebu ME strzela...
Samotny stoi jak W puszcsy...
Barwink6w ma MIN nj bluszozy:
Ten kurhan - gr6b Leleoela.*)
Spi on tam blacharz- naozelnik;
Kozaoka ME dry juz spisa...
Tu 60 dopadli - poszozuli -
Cd wraaej zginai tn kuli;
Spi obok szefa, Wallis'a**)
Pan Marcin, blachsrz-nac.elnik,
w pamieoi oh}opskiej tkwi stale:
Do sero ko}ata{ prostota,
Toz serca czcza go mad zloto -
Lecz grobu strzega moskale.
Mai pos2a, blaharz- bohater,
Co iskra bieza} do ko}a;
1 przez plebanje i szk6{ki
Migaly wodza oedulki,
Rozkazy niosao przez siola.
Poslanieo sprawia} sic gladko
Il wsi do wsi - z miasta do miasta:
1 w6dz 60 glaskal z podzieka:
Ten kurjer prawa mi reka..."
Kurjerem - byla niewiasta.
w wiesniaozki zgrzebnej p36tnianos
Plaoowki ruskie wymija:
Ilezkroc W ob6z sic zblaka!...
Oh, ME raz, jsk cd postronka
zadrgala sniezna jej szyja..
1 wodz ia koohaa, te ~pszcz61ke,
Co z ula mknela do ula...
Me ludzka strzegla ja sisal...
1 wodza swego wielbila
Jak Boga... Sprzst3a go kula.
Gdy padi - leg1 pod kurhanem.
Omal ME peklo jej serce...
Lscz wolnoz ginac "a mlodu,
Gdy sprawl kaze narodu
Zy6 jej-nmaiatieSy"**#) kurjeroeP.. p.
Nocami jednak, jak widmo.
Przez wrog6w straae i ozaty -
Ma kurhan biegla - ma pusty,
Wracemi dotknac 60 usty,
Wjesienne stroid GO kwiaty...
1 kowal zdradzil ia oygan;
Ia ruble sprzeda} ja W miesoie.
Kozacy z jegrow pomoca,
Ia murem skryli sic nooa,
BY widmo ujac niewie soie...
1 ksieayo patrzyl s~pokojnie;
Wypadli ma mia jak wsoiekli.
Kleczaos W modlach, W za{obie -
Ma Lelewela, ma grobie -
Pletnismi ma smierc zasiekli...
Polak.
y MARGIN Lelewel- Borelowski rodem z
zrakowa, blacharz z protest., jeden z mai
Iprytniejszych wodz6w powstahczych, put
naczelnik wojenny wo~jew6dztwa
zginaf pod Batorzem dnia ego
1868 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

y MARGIN Lelewel- Borelowski rodem z
Krakowa, blacharz z protest., jeden z mai
sprytniejszych wodz6w powstahczych, pub
kownik, naczelnik woienny wojew6dztwa
podlaskiego, zginaf pod Batorzem dnia ego
wrzesnia 1868 r.
*F) Baron Wallis, szef sztabu oddsiafu
Lelewela.
+++) YMiatiez" rmIstieznicy' tax mos.
kale ~nszywali powstshc6w.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25

E. H. Story and B. c. Crane came
down from Montesano yesterday and
gave an exhibition Of the workings Of the
kellerman. Crane fire nozzle at the cor.
ner Of Heron and G streets In the after.
noon. The trial proved beyond q doubt
that this invention lie the best fire fight.
ing machine Of the age. While throwing
straight stream it can be- instantly
changed into spray, either forward or
back, 80 that ~itl this nozzle firemen
could walk up to the fire protected by
the spray. At every FIRE Of any magni-
tude the firemen are unable to bring the
hose close enough on account Of the
heat-this was particularly noticeable at
the burning Of the Anderson & Middle.
ton dry kiln. With the use of the new
nozzle this will be obviated and the
effectiveness Of the stream OF water be
greatly increased in consequence. The
cit, council ordered one bought for the
Use Of the fire department last night.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25
Along the Water Front.

The schooner Rio Rey sailed from the
American mill Saturday for San Fran
cisco.
The schooner Neptune sailed Sunday
from the West & Slade mill for San
Francisco.
The steamer Grace Dollar sailed from
the Anderson & Middleton mill for San
Pedro Sunday.
The new steamer. w. H. Kruger,
launched at the Lndstrom ship yard De.
cember 80, sailed with a cargo Of lumber
from the American mill Saturday, in tow
OF the tug Astoria, for San Francisco,
where she vi i'll receive her machinery.
The barge Washtucna left the Wilson
mill Sunday in tow of the tug Sampson,
with cargo Of 1880 feet Of lumber,
and drawing 18 feet Of water. This was
tie largest cargo ever shipped from Grays
Harbor. In San Francisco the Wash
tucna will be fitted with machinery and
converted into coasting steamer.
The schooner Nettie Sundberg arrived
at the American mill Sunday, after
somewhat rough experience. Leaving
San Francisco originally for Tillamook
bay, tbs Sundberg encountered bad
weather and laid out 20 days trying to
enter that harbor. Provisions becoming
short she ran for this harbor, and accept
ed charter from the American Mill Co.
to take cargo Of lumber to San Fran
cisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25

At the meeting Of the city council last
night the oath OF Office OF health officer,
DR.. SHIFTS, was filed.
A. ]. Anderson requested that street
at corner Of 6ti, street be graded. Re-
ferred to stIee. committee.
A resolution for improvement OF side
walks in Pacifi: Land Co. add was re-
ferred to the street committee.
An ordinance governing traffic on the
city's bridges was referred to attorney.
Resolutions for the improvement OF
Broadway and the alley IN block 81 were
referred to the street committee.
The ordinance for the improvement Of
Heron and X SITS. and Michigan ave. was
referred to the attorney for approval as to
form, and the matter Of the necessity, or
otherwise, of the Michigan ave. improve
ment was referred to the street committee
with instructions to report at the next
meeting.
The bond OF Clerk Block was approved.
Petition OF Daniel Peterson for sidewalk
on Randall street was read and filed.
The chief of the fire department was
authorized to purchase Kellerman-
Crane fire nozzle.
The street committee WAS directed to
repair B and ID streets.
The report of the bicycle patti. commits
sioners was read and filed.
The clerk was directed to ascertain
what progress has been made in the mat.
ter Of the Jas. Stewart road.
A. A. Brauer was appointed hi. yce
path commissioner.
communication from County AS
SCISSOR Jones, relative to the assessment
OF the city, was read and the clerk direct
ed to answer that in the opinion Of the
council the real estate value OF the city,
on the whole, had not increased in the
past year.
The reports Of water supt. and police
Judge were placed on file.
J. NJ. Hackett was elected councilman,
vice Geo. Shelley resigned.
The water committee was granted fur
ther time in which to report plans and
specifications for South Aberdeen extern
sion.
The street committee was instructed to
prepare plans for the cemetery road.
The liquor license OF W. W. Wren &
Co. was transferred to Robt. Durney.
The matter Of a bridge over Fry creek
was referred to water supt.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD Office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica-
ton in the current issue.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25
Sea Offers Wanted.

A few live specimens for exhibition
purposes. II you possess information,
address, l.. G. KSIrFEN, No. l1S Halsted
st., Union Stockyards, Chicago, Ills.
1917
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25
BRIEF MENTION.

The HERALD free for one year. See the
first page.
w. F. Ryan went to Olympia on bns''
ness Monday.
The HERALD free for one year. See
the first page.
r. s. jackson had business at Mont =
sano Monday.
Chas. Gross made business trip to
Elma Tuesday.
A. F, Coates had business on the Sound
during the week.
Daniel McCiossey went to Tacoma ON
business Tuesday
Mrs. Geo. A. Back went to Portland
yesterday for brief visit.
Attorney Cross had legal business at
the county seat yesterday.
Chas. Zeebuyth, Of Montesano, visited
Aberdeen friends Sunday.
Henry Schouweiler has moved to town
from the Neushkah valley.
Archie Campbell, Of Johns river, had
business in town Saturday
Prepared Norway Lutte Fisk at the
Aberdeen Grocery Company.
Deputy Sheriff Hepfinger was down
from Montesano this morning.
Rev. DR.. A. II. Lackey celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Benn went to Portland
Monday, to visit friends in that city.
Deputy Collector Hood had business in
Olympia in the early part Of the week.
The Review Club met at the home OF
Mrs. F. L. Carmen Tuesday afternoon.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, ii
YOU want good milk and good meaure. '
H. A. Hayes left for New Whatcom
this morning to visit friends in that city.
Andrew Smith, we'll known farmer OF
Montesano, had business in town yester-
day.
Mrs. G. G. Combes, OF Elma, visited
her niece, Mrs. Chas. Sauers, during the
week.
G, NJ. Powell, of Neushkah, has finely
improved farm lands for sale on long
time. rs"
Mrs. C. H. SHELTON, OF St. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. B. Wealth
erwax.
For SALE.-A good heavy line horse.
Apply to Jas. Book, West Aberdeen
Ranch.
w. w. Wren & Co. have sold the
Fashion saloon to Robt. Durney, OF Ho-
quian.
Telephone IL to have your baggage or
trunks delivered promptly to any part OF
the city. Io'S'
Tom DOYLE became the proud papa OF
an 81 pound daughter on Tuesday OF
last week.
Miss Belle Wood visited Tacoma this
week to sing at the ladies' musicale in
that city.
BoRN.-On Jan. 81, 1900, to The vile Of
A. X. Wade, boy. Mother and vile
doing we'll.
Gabriclson 4 Holmer carry the most
com p!ete line OF fancy groceries and holt
day goods.
Hoquiam is to have another newspaper
the first number OF which is to appear
next week.
John Blauw, editor Of the Tacoma IL
dende. was in town in the interest Of his
paper Tuesday.
The poor and afflicted are furnished
free consultation and medicine AZ 81
Joseph's Hospital.
A. D. Wood and Robt. Bell went te
Cohasset beach Saturday to look after
Pinehurst cottage.
Mrs. W. b. Fetterman entertained a
number of her lady friends at part.
yesterday afternoon.
The contract for the brick work on thf
Market street business block was award
ed to Wilder Il Flyte.
The HERALD free for one year. See TIT
first page.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25

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reach this Office by Tuesday evening to
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-25

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BILE for Office OF small business. Inquire
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-26
THE LATE MR.. FELLOwEs.

The Bridgeport Standards Westport
and Saugatdck correspondence says:
1.-THE death in New Haven few days
ago of Frank w. Fellowes recalls the
fact that many years ago in the house
formerly owned by Georse TairChild on
Compo street, he and his accomplished
wife resided. He was always whole
souled, jovial and a perfect gentleman,
in art a student his work on canvas
showing originality and much of genius.
His presence while here shed a light
which beams yet. His music attain
mentS We're such as to make friends
among those who had longings to ele-
vate themselves. Those who knew him
are sorry to hear he has gone His ac-
complished wife, his superior in music,
and as a piano performer, a lady by
instinct and education, remains as
pleasant consolation to friends who
knew both and that society owes much
to the influences for good they eXerted."
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-26
CITY COI1RT CASES.

Michael Cannon and Lee Dewell
fought on the Fair Haven meadows on
Sunday in the presence of a thousand
people. Sergeant Connolly and Police
man McEwen rounded up the gladia-
tors. Both went to Jail in default of
fines of SO and costs and 81 and costs,
respectively in the city court yesterday
morning.
Frederick Cate, a saloon keeper of 10
George street. elected John III. Fitzger-
aid from his saloon with such force on