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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
HOQUIANI.

From local papers:
Mrs. o. G. Fcnlason and children left
Yesterday for Grand Haven, Mich.
H. G. Heermans left Friday for his
home in Corning, New York, and will be
gone until June.
Geo. Dean, who has spent the winter
here with his son, editor of this paper,
left Tuesday for his home at Lake City,
Iowa.
George Diffin reports good find OF
gold on the Little Hoquiam river, and is
displaying some fine specimens OF color
which he says came from that locality.
Mrs. John soule gave bridal supper
Monday evening to Mr.. Fred G. Foster
and Miss Margaret Hendrick. 1t was
said to be q very pleasant affair.
The Hoquiam Oil Co. has opened an
Office in the Whitaker building on j
street back of the postoffice, and Mr..
Richardson is working hard in the in
terest OF the company.
At a meeting OF the trustees OF the Ho-
GUAM Oil Company, John Richardson
was elected president, T. c. Frary vice
president, Milton Richardson secretary,
and Owen Jones treasurer.
At the bowling contest Friday night no
big score was made. Mr. Lytle had the
highest score, 1852. On the Friday prcvi'
,,c Ar Stipo ro1a n SCORE of CO7. the
largest made for a long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hodgdon left Tues
day for trip east. They will visit son
in Kansas for a month, then 60 to their
old home in New Hampshire and remain
most of the summer. a. S. Hodgdon ac-
companied them as far as Portland.
The social function Of the year was the
marriage of Miss Margaret Hendrick to
Mr.. F. G. Foster, last night. This took
place in the Methodist church and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Vim. Cobleigh, of the Presbyterian
church.
Vernon Smith returned last Sunday
from San Francisco, where he has been
for some time ordering an automobile.
After observing the workings OF these
vehicles in Frisco, he became satisfied
that steam was the only power to propel
these machines, consequently he ordered
a steam automobile capable OF carrying
20 persons on the inside OF the cab and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
ELMA.

From Elma Chronicle:
F. f. Tompkins sold $3.50 bill Of fur
niture to the Olympia Single Co. this
week, for their new boarding house at
Porter.
RI. Stoner has purchased the Elma
Grocery Store of F. w. Strubel, and will
once more be one of Elma's business
men.
Miss Mile Jolley closed a successful
term of school at Rayville, last Satur-
day. Miss Jolley is one Of our enter
prising young teachers.
II you wish to see how Elma puts on
style, please step into the new post office
building and see that handsome post
office cabinet Postmaster Jolley has just
purchased.
A gentleman was in town Tuesday in
vestigating the oil prospects near this
city. Whether the man, who claimed
to be an oil expert, found anything to
suit him we have not learned.
There is what seems to be a well-found-
ed rumor to the effect that Vance Bros.
will move their saw mill to point about
a mile west of Elma, where they have
secured some excellent timber from r.
j. Stoner. This is one of the best firms
in the eastern part OF the county, and
they will make things jingle.
The piano recital last Saturday even
ing, given by Miss Nellie Redinger, was
one of the pleasantest entertainments
ever given in Elma, and should have
been much better attended. That Miss
Redinger is phenomenal musician goes
without saying, TO the uneducated ear
of this writer the music sounded like
the singing OF birds and the ripping of
water interviewer into one enhancing
melody.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
COSNIOPOLIS,


From Cosmopolis Enterprise
Woodmen of the World will stage
"Ten Nights in the Bar-room," during
the Kirmess week.
Now that the date for the Kirmess has
been definitely settled-May p to June
/, inclusive-let all put their shoulder
to the wheel.
+. l.. Morgan is in town again, pre-
pairing to move his family to Tacoma,
first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan have Il neat and comfortable resi-
dence here. For many years they have
been identified with the social life OF
Cosmopolis and their friends and we'll
wishers are many.
For several weeks past, the Enterprise
has known that systematic investiga-
ton was being made, for Cosmopolis and
Aberdeen parties, the object being to
ascertain if there be any indications OF
coal, oil or gas near this town.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY.
Gathered Ply "Herald" Core pOntlcnts
AMI Cleaned From Exchanges.
NTON1CSANO.

MONIESANO.
From local papers.
Mrs. G. NJ. Powell and daughters, of
Neushkah, were in the city several days
this week.
Miss Gussie Martin, of Elma, has taken
a position in Mrs. Wheeler's millinery
store in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, of Abcr-
deem, were visiting friends in the city
tho first OF the week.
Ex-County Commissioner Mcintyre
was in superior court this week as plain
tiff in q case to recover on q note.
Judge Irwin has been holding court in
Olympia all week, returning yesterday
suffering from bad attack of rheuma-
tism.
DIR. +. p. French is expected home
next week from his trip to California.
lie is now attending course of lectures
in San Francisco.
Mat Matson, an old resident OF the
Wynooche valley, claims to have 1iscov-
cred good vein of camel coal few
miles from this place. He says the vein
is 81 feet thick.
The Northern Pacifc's extra road crew
OF so or GO men are back from Ocosta and
will be stationed at Montesano for two
or three months longer while making
repairs on the road in this vicinity.
DR.. J. S. Walston will leave tomorrow
for Chicago, to take post graduate course
in medicine and surgery. He will also
visit the Buffalo exposition. He expects
to be away a couple OF months.
The officers of the Lorraine Copper
Mining Co., composed of Chehalis county
citizens, are rejoicing over a sample OF
ore from their property, lately received,
which assays 1912 ounces in silver and
% per cent. copper.
Dan Downing was turned loose Mon
day and is now supposed to be in Ore
gon, as he departed on the train Tuesday
with a ticket for Corvallis in that state.
His ticket and $40 suit of clothes was
purchased for him by the commissioners.
He was discharged by order of the SUI
preme court. There are few people in
the county who will hope that his de-
parture is permanent arrangement.
NJ. M. Ravenkild, of 1olt, is in the city
on business connected with certain prop
erty which he owns in West Aberdeen.
In 1890 Mr.. Ravenkild paid 81 900 in gold
coin of the United States in exchange for
lots and 8 in block Is, and lot 5 in block
IL, in the embronic city of West Aber-
deem. The city failed to materialize and
last August on request of j. 5. Book, who
needed the property in his ranch, the
county commissioners vacated the plat OF
the town. Mr.. Ravenkild claims that he
received no notice OF the intended vaca-
ton and strongly objects to any such
proceedings. The commissioners having
failed to take any action on his protest
he is here to take such further steps as
may be necessary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
TO GsCNSk,t:pIiNsES.

stops the Cough and Works OF tho Cold.
Laxative Bromo ,lninine Tablets cule
a cod in one day. No Cure, no Pay
Price % cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18

The HERALD and W. J. Bryan's paper
for one year for 1925, strictly in advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18

20 on the deck. Mr.. Smith Says the
machine will be here in about five weeks
and will be ready for business, and
hopes that the city fathers will take
steps TO repair the road between here
and Aberdeen.
Two girls from Aberdeen came nearly
getting into trouble Friday, riding on the
sidewalk with their wheels and by rum
ming over Arthur Winkleman. He was
thrown down and received cut on the
head, but not serious. There was talk
Of having them arrested, but the matter
was dropped this time. They will not
escape so easily if it happens again.
HUMPTULIPs.
Correspondence to the HERALD.
Gust Murharl went to Lewis county
last week.
Mrs. Altman will soon open up hotel
at Humptulips.
NEWMAN & Kendrick will open their
meat market in the near future.
Newton Britain and Gust Murhard
have each purchased new teaming
outfit.
A number of families have come from
the east and will settle here. We are very
glad OF it, as misery likes company.
The ferry across the Humptulips is not
favorite with the public at all. Some
time ago Mr.. Clyde, in attempting to
cross on it, found himself suspended mid
way above the river and unable to get
either way. After staying there for half
an hour, several fair maidens from
Humptulips came to his rescue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
The Work of the Press
rRichnond nisnatshl

(Richnon6 DiSpStch)
II the constitutional convention should
prove TO he a BODY Of rlen credi;able 10
their constituents and 10 the State at
larce-as We cxpcct II WiI-tha1 result
win be chiefly due 20 the newspapers.
Tne press OF Virginia has bcen inces-
SAINT and assidious n its efforts TO bring
OFT good men as candidates, and 10 ac-
complish that result The papers have
given Of thcir space most generously.
Indeed. We never saw anything Ike It
before. Candidates have not been t.
quircd 20 spend ANYTHING worth men
tiouing 10 set their names before the pub
Hc and keep them therr- II an the print
Cd matter Of this character bad been
dealt with upon the purely business
methods adopted By the Baltimore sun
some Virginia publishers We know Of
would bc toicrahly rich now.
The fact Is that the newspapers Of Viz
GINA for thirty years have been doing an
immense deal Of unrequited and uuap-
p-eciated party work A habit has been
fastened upon them. which X VIII he
hard 20 break from Politicaicampaigas
cone and 20. bringing bOnors and prot
itable Offices 70 scores. bat the average
newspapcr Is not advantaged IN thc
slightest, 80 far from Il, usually X suffers
loss OF other business while exciting can
vases are going on
However, we must say the papers
have taken great pleasure IN working
IN behalf Of = Sreditable constitutional
convention. The best acknowledgement
OF their services they can have VII DC 20
and that their labors have had good re
suits, that The Pe0ple have taken interest
IL their primaries. and have nominated
and elected ablc and true delegates
Il the personnel Of the constitutional
convention should fail short Of what II
should be, ard prove Disappointing. The
fault VIII rot be with the press, but with
The people themselves
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

Every citizen Is inteosc,yS Interested IN
the growth % his town We think our
pcopk rcslre at last shst we must make
business or we cannot have Il. But W.
ART deeply impressed with she lack o
local pride. We must support our ia
du<trscs morally and fnsnSiaIly. IL Is a
bad policy that wsll allow Richmons,
people to deal only with Richmond mer-
chants and not apply 10 peopis OF other
towns We should do al, the business
we can at home. and what we cannot
get at home then set IL in the nearest
CITY. That IS good rule.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
Miss Helen Jones.

The following lines were composed and
written BY little Miss Lucy A. warbur-
ton, a pupil in Miss ZONES school
They show the love and esteem in which
she was held by the little ones IN her
charge.J
She was our teacher dear,
We did not think the end 50 near,
All, sorrow no more, dear one
For her earthly work Is done.
She has left all SIN and sorrow forever.
Pain, she'll suffer never never,
She'l be Joyous evermoTe,
For she has passed death : dark doo-.
In that silent chamber she lies at rest.
Her Heavenly spirit blessed.
With a knowledge OF a life well spent,
To al helping hand she lent.
All. when the oasket is lowered in
the ground.
And when the cold elods iall around.
And IN the cold grave 20 lie until
That sacred body returns 20 dust
As i was AZ fr-.t.
When on her gave sweet flowers
we lay
We think Of one whose way
Was gentle. sweet and true
But now under the dark ground she
lies.
And 50 It Is with every one who dies
Who was sweet and beautiful as she,
They always leave behind a host o.
sorrOwIng ones.
Who forget that TO every one an cDd
must come
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

wonderfully successful IN promptly curing
kane back. kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
hes and Brighs's Disease. which Is the worst
fern 81 Kidney trouble
Or. Kilrnsr's Swemp-Root Is not rec
ornmsnded for everything hu; II you have kid
ney. liver OF bladder trouble u will be founs
jus, The remedy ycu need Ithas been tested
N 50 many ways. in HOSPITAL work. in private
practice, among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that . special arrangement has
been made BY which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried Il. may have a
sample bottle sent free BY mail also book
telling more about S~z-np-Roo, and how 70
find o.; Il you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Wien writing mention reading this generous
efisr IN this paper and Ek
sand your address 70 ssEsRgxrr 4 :: -
Dr.. K.lrrer s. Co, Sing- 81; : -
harnsc,. N. Y. The St4-i. . :. 49,
regular fifty cent and Hsns q s-aI.p-Ro.a.
sellar sizes are sold sy az good druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
Hospital COMMITTEES.

The Executive Committee q the East
ern State Hospital, composed Of Colonel
Walter II. Taylor. Of Norfolk. chairman:
Captain Terence AeCracken, II Freder-
ic<sburg, and Ma. r. ID. coIe. Of VIII
siamsburz. met az the institution Wednes-
day Plans and specifications sor a i 30
0oo-gallon reservoir were accepted, and
bids for the work viii be asked for At
once. The committee transacted rou-
tine business, and adjourned az lao
O'Clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

'rhc United States government.
through the fish commission. has
made possible some fine sport in
western streams SAYS sir. +. j. Can
non. OF Idaho. "A numbcr OF streams
that were formerly almost entirely
without funy Inhabitants have been
stocked with trout. and amply pro-
tcceed as they are 10y the law. their
number is rapidly multiplying. Chi.
cage Chronicle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
ITEMS FROM LIGHTFOOT.
Truckers Busy PIanting-Petltion
10 Move the POstoffice-

LsGHTFooT. Va, March 15.-As the PO-
EticAl pot Is bubbiing and sizziing, how
does such slate for political honOrs do
ForCov- Fox Montagues Licutenant Gov
Judge Phlezar and Attorney General Hon-
7. l. Iefyies-I think such a siAte woald
be most accrptable. Take Mr. Monta-
que. he vii represent one sertsou ofc0un-
Try & e. TidVgater aud south side OF Va.
gudge Phlegor southwest and Hon ].
L. Iefres Piedmont and The vailry. !
feel quftr sure three better men cannot
be put,ia charge Of the ship Of STATE
There hss been 4 PETITION sent 20 Wash
ingtcn, D. &. asking 10 have the post
oficr az LightsoOt removed from The
site about 500 Yards west 10 the & 40.
Depot, with NJ T. shipman as postmas-
ter.
Most-of the truckers are busy planting
potatoes. The largest crops for yeares
VIII b< planted Labor - very scarce
and a great drawback, the time vii
have 20 cone when more machinery and
kess hired help vii Sc used.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers % the Peninsula Bank was held ues-
day. The following directors were elect
ed {: MessrS- NJ r. Harren, r. L. Spen-
oer. r. n. Philips, 7. II. Geddy, y. l..
Henley. I. ". Lane. Jr., E. W Warbur-
ton, Hugh 5. Bird. II. 7. Jones, {. p.
Armistead, and ]. B. & Spencer. the last
named being the only new director ehos-
en-. The bank has increased It's surplus
TO a sEmequaI TO its capital stock, S1O.-
600.
WILLIAMSBURG KNITTING MIL COMPANY.
The Williamsburg Knitting Min Com
Pany held an annual meeting OF its stock
holders Tuesday night The number OF
directors was increased from seven %
nine, the new members being Messrs- 7
II Geddy, E. W. Warburton and DIR. r
T. Southan About $1.5o9 worth o.
stock was taken IN the company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

This disease sissgz..Fesulss from cold
or &C 1ftscx % the gsip and may BE pre-
venfed b. the tineiy uss 81 Chamber
laip's cosgk Rsnedy. Th2t reznedy uas
excessively used during the epidsmler
q La Grippe % the pact few years. and
rot . single cess has ever been reported
that did not recover OF that resulted in
pneumonia. which Shows il % be = GER
ssfn preyeafgse Of fhaf dangerous dis
ease. CONSIDERABLY Cough Remedy has
gained . world wide reputstion for ia
carss q colds snd EriF For ssIe By l..
HeEiey, yr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
SATURDAY. MARCH IS 1901.
VERY TI1ELS SUPPORT.

The anuouncrr1cut WAS made II The
,sre~S last week hrst that Senator Mar
-7n would not work for Swanson and
v~ss followed By the apparently autbSn-
n statement II Washington kilograms
20 The Richnood News that both sen
axo~s. Martin and Daniel would vote and
work for thc young Congressman fron
-be Fsfth r6Strict- We cannot help but
nctc a curious tiurchness. by Tx way,
~ ttcse aunouuccmcnts- Briefv stated
- = siris. Swanson came 10 Richmond
,,b1ut g week rco and II was sad Non
-srue men would Sex and hear great
th4u-S- We watched The PaPsrs h1t he-
,on6 the fast that he was gong 10 do
AL sorts OF things nothing turned mp ez-
reu-- after a DAY or two. a ssleEramfrom
Washington announcIng the sndoeu al
uess al Mrs. swanson ucccssitatlng Tx
Coacressuar : p-esencc thcrr- Within
tzeutv-four hours after be left Richmond
&C see hrs SICK vylfc came Shc definite com
ruisa1 OF the TWO Senator's lgivc7 TO
Washington corresPon6cntsu OF hlchnOuc
papc-ss 10 votc ard work Tor Swanson
Tins - IN Al afternoon paper OF the 18Th
Thc morning. papers q the 14th an
rouncc thai Ars Swanson Is uluch bet
Ter and -har her husband - cousug back
20 Richmond 20 reopen headquarters
We courratulate Ar. Swansea
And or The way Tx M0nSague usen
s,---n -artrr- Il, ENJOY The relc-rau1s from
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

One OF the neatest arrests on rec
ord was effected 10y policeman near
Bourne. England, not long ago. Sus-
pectug two men OF being deserters.
he stepped up behind them and called
out sharply: Attention." Taken un-
awa~cs. the men spranF 20 position
in true military style, only 20 find
themselves the next moment in the
arms OF the law.-Chicago Chronicle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

The Council could have done no wiser
thing than 10 place native shade trees
along our streets In a sew years the
town VIII present lovely sight, and
grow beautiful with the years. let
every citizen appoint himself a commit
tre u ono 70 care for the trees befOre hrs
property. and promptly report any per.
soa damaging them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
STATE YOUR POSITION.

The people are ANXIOUS TO know how
thosc gentlemen WHOSE names are men
toned as delegates 70 the Constitution
Al CONVENTION stand on the most vital
ouesrioas az stake. We hope that each
OF these gentlemen win state his posi-
ION through Tbs GAZETTE, that the
peopls may choose between them. This
Is only fair 70 all concerned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

IIOht W nttaAh1Daa -
LEAVE. wESTBOUSD.
1902 a m Daily 70 Richmond. Con
meets except Sunday with
K +. * T. kayiug Richmond
II noon for Washington. and
with ST Louis Limited
leaving Richmond 2:f5 p III.
daily with Pallmau Sleep
ipg CaIsfor Cincinnati. Louis
vifJe ar 4 ST. Louis
5.23 D. m. Daily Local train TO KiSh-
Kichmond. CONNECTS with X.
F. s. r for the North and
- 80 with p. =. e., carrying Pull
man, for Cincinnati and
louisville.
RAsTBoUND.
1924 a. M. Da.dy TO Old Point, Norfolk
80 and Portsmouth, Parlor car
10 Old Point Connects at
Norfolk on sailing days with
NJ. & NJ. 7. Co, ard with -.
ID. SIS, except Sunday for
New York.
5-O7 D. m. Daily. Local 20 Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Pullman 10 old Point. Con
meets az Old Point with
Steamers for Washington
daily, Baltimoreexcept sun
day. and Cape Charles daily.
For detail information, COM ~cts0Hs,
rates. tickets, ete., apply TO your .ation
no. ID. POTTS
A. 6. 4. A.. {. 4 o. Ry.
Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

cures made by Dr..
kikner's Swamp Rect.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
Il Is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
tccnth century. dis
covered after years OF
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and bad
der ScecfahSs ard i~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

Gussie Gof 1t was great. old
man. the way you kept on foozlin'
without swearing.
Choiiy Tee-Humph, Dye suppose
] was going 20 make an exhibition OF
myself before those caddies with me
awlccnt only half learned Puck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

Persons who can not take ordinary
pills snd il pleasure 70 taxa DeWitt's
Little Early Risers- They are the best
little liver pills ever made. L Henley, Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

Like bad dollars ell c0unteTfeits OF
DeWitt's Witchszel Salve are worthless
The original qulckley cures piles. sore.
and AL skin disrsses- L. HenleT, JT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

Almost everybody who reads the news
pagers Is sure &C know a the wonderful
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-03-16

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Imperial press and farmer., 1901-11-23
Credit To The Craft.

We are in receipt of the Imperial Press published at Imperial, San Di- ego county It is a handsome eight page quarto and has recently passed into the hands of B. F. Howe, a vet eran newspaper man of ability. It is devoted to the interest of Imperial colony and is credit to the craft. Success, Brother Howe.-San Ber- nardinO Free Press.
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-11-23
Improving His Property.

J. Norton and J. Patterson, who re- gently purchased land near Imperial, left for that place Monday J. F. Hen derson accompanied them, and will assist MT. Patterson in improving his property. The party drove overland, and will camp on the way, reaching Imperial the last of the week. MT. Norton is the owner of eighty acres of the New River country, and MT. Patterson has bought forty acres, all of which will be seeded to alfalfa Winchester Correspondent Riverside Press
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-11-23

Sow alone. without any nurse crop. The latter is often just as harmful as the weeds.
 Screen alfalfa seed before sowing, to separate the dodder and other weed seeds. Dodder, or love vine, is the worst enemy of alfalfa. Proven tion is better than cure.
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-11-23
Rapid Growth,

The population of Imperial, the new desert town, is said to be gaining at the rate of five persons day, and the increase is steadily rising.-Santa Ana Blade.