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New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
last year

iast year Observation-Disclosures. 54.129
Io.a receipts since September 1........7 .421 395
1otai receipts to date Ia. 751
Exports Tor the week ......... 81 .2I2
-i, Is Ter same week last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2.2il
-o,a exports since September ........ g 255.
60, tHPofts same date last year 5,9103l1
at ell United States ports ........... 3sl.@12
year ................-.. P r ~ 1. In 4oa l3i
STOCK at all interior
STOCK at all interior same time last year. 2TI
at Liverpool.
Stock at Liverpool last 721.o
STOCK OF American Great Britain
"t;Ck OF American ahoat for
- 80
foIioWing the total receipts of all
ports since Sepemher
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
Notire 10 Gre0ltots 8

>-orTCE TO CREDITORS.-TakeN Notice. that
~ ,h ,ndars,rped intend apply the Surrogate Of
Letters of Administration OF the
eds DC OF George Christie. late Of the Town q
ot Washington and state Of New York,
go seJ according the provisions OF Section 1854 cf
limiting the penalty of
fonds of Ana Notice Is hereby given TO
% having claims against said George Christie.
ar IN rressnt their claims with vouchers
70 The Surrogate of the County Of washington
the Village or SaieI ~ l. oI oF Delols
OF July. 1902
Dated Greenwich. N Y, May sth lSu--
-1' JANE CHRISTIE.
CHRISTIE.
ALEXANDER McGEOCF.
VAN MESS G. CURRY Attorneys. Greenwich. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHiNGT0S-ts;$ 30.
1880 '1I:SO ~ NJ. u ~. $50 'I;V' 200 P "
-I215 Mdt -- .,,r-- -. c.
1nIy tFari1r only Via Tanlaqua
Gfrces. Liberty Ferry, South Ferry Astor House
tc4 1900 Er aJway. ~ lth AVe - OnIol
Snare West East iT5th St 21j ENtsJ l2Ith St 20
Court 81 30. $50 Fulton
- IItr.kIyn: 9S Broadway Williamsburg New York
,sfsr 20 calls for checks baggage 60 testinatlon
4tansLe f,I-cI rtR g. NJ BURT.
'" u ,,s.tI Nsnaaar Gent Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

Cash quotations were follows Flour dull and steady
M 2 spring wheat GgqT2A4c No red spISVtsc; No z
oats 4sisT+slac: No white 4T4i7l4c; No white +''e
G4TiSr. No rye 5gIs d60c fair 10 choice mating
barley 66G zoe: No haxseed. 81 J6 No NORTHWESTERN
81 Ti mes. pork per bb S1T TG6s1f I2 lad per lD TO-
$40 2IIA; short sides, loose $40 sgSlV o.
b",5er. boxcd s. 56SS 624 short clear sides boxed
The Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
easy. creameries IeG2fc dairies. 1I'eGl9c Cheese
steady I0a1Os4c Eggs steady; fresh 19fl5tsc
D,lutb June 13-CIose-whea cash, No hard, I6isc;
No Northern 13F4c: Northern. I24sc July, I3-sc;
September Il Sc Manitoba. No Northern cash. I8'sc:
No . Northern 72asc: oats September soc
ara1,kce June f3-wheat higher. Close-No 1
NcTthern 7iI.GST34c; No Northern. 16isgT6so July
-SIsc T,ve steady. No l. 5Sc. Barley firm; No :, goa
f0isc. sanpe 65d7oc. Corn. July. 63c-
at,neanols s,ne 13.-Flour-First patents 50 9ogSi
ernI patent So 6OaS T0i first clears 81 80; second
clears s2 20 Bran In bulk, Sl3aSiS so Wheat-July
7tssQI4s.c: September. 694c. ON track. No hard,
i7S.c: No 1 Northern, T514c: No Northern. f34te
pbraae,phia June I3-Wheat firm. but quiet contract
grade TIna s2QS2lsc Corn unchanged; No . mixed
1ns s5 T6sc firm. fc higher No white clipped
S2c T},tter steady fair demand; extra Western cream
erv eac; do nearby prints 2Sc- Eggs steady: fresh
nearby l71ac Off do western. 1sc loss on DO South
steady: fair demand NewYqrk full creams prime small
G9c do fair 20 good. l0rc- Receipts-F1our Loo
bbis and 553 600 sacks: wheat. $500 bush
son husb. bush Shipments-Wheat. l.0Oo
b1sh corn 500 bush: oats 5000 BUSH
81 Louis June f3-CloseWheat higher: No 2 cash
elevator 731sc: July, 50 69ssc September 6e1G69hc
M . hard 7sGI4c. Corn-No cash. G0Sei July 6DAe
sent 541c. Oats-No cash. 4413c July, 32is
September, 2fAe: No . white. 4Tc.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
READlMG SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X.
Liberty st. and south Ferry Glms from South
F.egry carriers
EssrON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAI CH cat SK-zi.G1 tT.15. Easto1 oa!y) s:lO a
NJ 30 40 500 - East0n onlyt z NJ. sundays
= - = is !, ~ iYsHE sVD sCR4xTON-z4Oo. 91O
4 NJ. 5a1 = ~ - - ~, sl.RxEGaT-
T4-1.f g-tn \ Nj I:2V Lakewood Ony). +:3O p NJ
.Ti ,STrC CI'TY-f9:tO \. ". +3:4o P. NJ "a,
1NEIsSD AND BRIDGETON-fz4.0o A NJ. f1;5o
roxG BIsANCH. ASBjRF Park, OCEAN
iGR0yE POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHOkE
IsOTSTS-zl:C0 $40 I1-:U y. N. 20. S;5s. 80
ga ;. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. 900 \ NJ
rIiIIADFLPIIIs GsEADIEf TEFNINAI6oz..fi. t16o - "a
s%g 5(Y 800 "l:OO 800. 1900 T30. 5000 p NJ.
~ - Met tr5r,s-r>Tr sTREFrS-st.a5 $3.50 1890.
~ 10 = ~. 100 te3:4o. 800: ZOO 1925 p NJ
r!,n,tYf ftARHISBJ Rts. POFTsEILLE AND
xxIII xWSr'ORT- zf2A. fst-'. ~ 10 G0:OO
" Reaiiu, only. s1.to. 200 p, NJ Reading
SsSDy HoOk ROJTE-FTom foot OF Rsetor ST,
- Atlantic Highlands. SeahriSht. Monmouth
bach and LOng Branch Asbury Eark and Point Pleas Peo
- ic.01 A NJ 100 3:f5. $50 r VI Sundays. l0.OO
NJ 500 = NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of Wsss ss GraSS & street and D'
strsnf tI%s ve r9mi innsss later than
shat given BsiS for
7 A. NJ NJ o FAST n eS8T s9 To csr gq Psss
s NJ FAfT 1NTPisuFf iSh fs5ePa
Compartment Sleeping Dining srqoEng: % ana %r1cinnafi
fndianaPSis moi naPs II IGus7iiis. is ST. 'igl5 Louis
i For rosdo Ca' L1aisHe Hp VIA eiacinnst Indianapolis
555 r W. sT LOUIS 19Iss ExPREss-For PittsOqEEg Es:
IndIanaP2is Louisville. 81 Louis Dining H. Car F''
5.55 p W. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
7 slsf9 f. afePf M PseTFe seiqTey r1PRFr PRES and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily via shenaa5an en- 45ay
s.ss p. ". cLEvE1-iN6 AND c1NCINNAT5 Ex-
WAsHIS9iToSS r5;TS5S tTH'l'i aSo Ti1E sorTa cors-
isnd Streets S inso G2 8ning Car Dining car'
m Y z * 210 Gesbrqssss and nd P3Tan Pi6r and Dining
Carr SS - = Dining G 3 G9r 5 igbi % Rnag sndag 2 SIS 8 Dining
a5l 1@5s Dining Car a m p PdT % and Pinins Cars}
325 Dining Carj p Dining carr. 455 Dining carr
soTTHERN RAILWAY-Express 825 4.25 p m. 121O
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express. s-25 a m and 80
r9pSah Limited 1255 p daily Express 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EAILwAT--F0r Memphis
cIiEsAPEAKE Z OHIO ,RAiLwaY.-7.55 a. m week
FOR OLD P01NT CosF0RT and NoRFoLK--T.55 a m
ATsNf4g Tss f4gS tfTYs lH1 SO m @ aag and 2 m
Sundays T.55 a Through Vestibilei Trains. B1[Ise
Parlor Standard Coaches weekdays Psr
Smoking car Paror Cars. Dining Car, ana Su8i4t
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-l2J5 p. weekdays.
points New and Long Branch Rairoad
West third Street StatiOnl 500 a. r. L-.+o'
225 70 80 10 snd 80 ?; nj r. G~tInit zrree5sj $50
300 a. m 1880 23O $40 4.20 and 5-f0 , n Sun
days, 9.i5 q H.. = - 2
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
G and CSrtauit streets, fZl 30 aO0s
p s55. 925 Dining carr. % - Pelna Linedl 1O.i
CorriaTdt Streets l''h ttllHlS
~ Dining carr 1f55 = m - ~ Dining Car) 2 10
tTJesbrosses C1rtIan1t Streets. 2 2 2 . tLlT-
Dining carr. t-E' tDning Csrls
555 n)lnng Carr ~. y. $50. 925 NJ u -
night Sundays. $40. 80 c0achesl. 81 S51 y -
Trinnr Carr a5J (Timfte4I. 955. 1888 Dining car,
a m 10 Dining carr I5j Dining Car) 20 (Jlnn-
ing so % Dining Ca-' 495 DINING SsIl & 30
{TJiofng -. P25 y ~ night
Ticket Nos sol 1876 1854 III ani PSI Bro9<ay:
lC2 Fifth fbeiow 231 ST. i AstoT House.
Station. and stations q
IesbrosseS Cortandt Streets, Court SsHets coO
Fulton Street. Broadway and pennsylvania annex
Station. jersey City The New 1ork
Transfsr Company call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO destination
TeIeDho1e att Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
~ rIISrC,ffIN-SGT J r WOOD.
- IL - t.ersraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.

HARLEM DIVISION .
sos A. NJ and 3's5 P NJ Daily EXCEPT sunfsS' l"
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains illuminated Pintsch light -
Ticket offices liz. 26f AIS and 1915 BroadTay' -
Union So W.. 275 Columbus ave. 1873 w, I2sn-s' ;sGit
Central Station 12jth-st Station and 15sihs
Station. York 33s and T26 Fulton-st.. and 100
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New York Ce1tal Cao
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

i coffee market Wefhr ~ ~.
4s-p4 - --225. receipts 2NO bags; cieafee III
So s< ,Ts Iags. cleared for Europe. 2OoO
.7It ca bags. Santos coitee market uLil
.-s-,ga santos $500: receipts lI."cc bags s1"ck
GO go lars IIa-nauTg-Coffee market opened = pig
5-2ar m vvas unchanged 10 = PIG IoNfI
RSf' ,- 80 F4svre-J-gee market opened steady
80 ,ncfane45 al y declined 4 franc: at 5 p m.
=. e. Ss--a17~ unchanged other months decliheQ =
So a. 5:s5 = n. advanced i franc total saIes'
ta4
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
WEST SHORE
r AILR DAD.

New York Central & Hudson River Railroad lessee
Trains leave Franklin station New YORK; follows
and Is min. later West +2d St. u. r.
A. M.-For intermediate points to Albany.
FIJI: a. ND Hudson River and Mohawk Express
900 2. M.-Chicago Express.
.225 7. M-Cont Linn for Detroit. Chi 81 Louis
p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo, Cieverd & Chicago
+T:45 p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo Detroit & st. Louis.
se:f5 p. M-FOr Syra Roch. Niagara Falls. DIT & ChL
.Daily tDaily except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex: No 1 at +IO:45 A NJ: 2 at 1900 2. NJ. Leaves
Jersey city. p, r. p sta: No at 20 A ~: 2 al
NJ. Time tables at principal hotels and offices
checked from hotel residence by Westcot Ex
press.
II F.. LAMBERT
Cent SUPERINTENDENT Gen'l Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14


C0TTON-Cotten a signal advance to-day, WIN
spot leading the strength and prices at !it
4 the session. The cotton mar
opened quiet steady with prices unchanged 70 :
higher light general buying led by local SI
interests. based in part on a drN weather
map entire cotton belt and rather oettef
cables than for Yet public buying was hst anu
The bull element slow t. give support; AiiSl I'M
nsiistey following the call the whole market suitIe d
setback points under hurried hquidaton 10y IN
sde prompted this course by predlc
general rains over portion Of The pert
tonight tomorrow. while rainfall Of over ilces
which might the whole cotton country within the
days forenoon progressed the fears
bulls pronounced and the shorts became
uneasy owing private reports of hot winds and very
high Temperatures Texas. The weather cnart CAV
s - degrees extensive areas OF the belt az
n and private wires stated this later crept UP 70
g There complaints OF 4ctua!
damage plant portions Of the western peit ana
fewer good crop than Of late BY noon ue
market steady and back 10 last nights blds
with the feeling rather bush. The in sight nglres
81 Superintendent King indicated AZ $50 bales or about
as expected though this amount Increased the total
ii sight thus fa- 20 slightly over lVVe
90 bales Reports hat spot cotton was hardening IN
The helped TO strengthen bull confidence During
te last hour the market worked steadily upward with
sh0rts buyers. The close was quiet and steady
Rh prices points higher Total sales We're
forecast generally fair conditions over the west
belt Fear IF rs-raorroyys Chronicle weather
ss-y and anticipation u hrner English cables were
.actors tSe late advance.
The range Il CONTRACT prices in the local market today
:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14

stock in Havre 3074"oo bags. q which 2S-'Uo @ bags
Brazilian. compared Win ""'i'oY' anu -''i''
respectively. las week l. -, s-1,o,,,z-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
THE STATE OF TRiDE.

Buffalo June IL Flour quiet Wheat,sprinE dSii; 9E
Nh I Northern carloads 7Sc winter firm; No red sac
in Corn quiet: No yellow 6.SS No . 90 ~ 20,
1v6tfe SOC No 3 do 49lsc: mixed 46'sc; Ne 3 o..
4Gr Rye,No 1. in store. 62}2c asked Canal freishts
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
The Bulletin saws, that if $4,000 will

The Bulletin SAYS, that if $40 700 will
not build the bridge the bonds will not
be issued. Now, our knowing contem-
porary should, for the information of the
"fickle public" give out its source OF this
information. 1t should explain what
assurance it has that an unknown coun-
cil-with the authority voted twill re-
fuse to issue these bonds, either for a
cheap bridge that will have to be rebuilt
in a few years, or to partially build one,
to force the voting OF further money for
it's completion. If our contemporary has
this information direct, it will be asked
why the question submitted to the
voters was not so framed, as to bar the
issuance of the bonds unless structure,
guaranteed for ten years could be built
for the money. This would have elimi-
mated all doubt, and, we believe, have
carried the proposition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
A WELCOME RECRUIT.

Gunton's Magazine is becoming more
and more pronounced in its advocacy O!
the democratic policy in the Philippines
1t is pointing to the conduct of oul
nation in Cuba and suggesting that we
follow similar course in regard to the
islands of the Pacific. 1t says: "The
truth is, in the Philippine enterprise our
government has for the first time broken
utterly with our own glorious past, with
the best in our national traditions and
principles, and seems likely to depart
urther yet. The obvious path of return
is to declare, first of all, that the Ameri-
can purpose is, as it was with Cuba, of
help the Filipinos to the capacity for,
and then the fact OF, independence. AS
Senator Hoar declared in his remarkable
speech in the senate, May %, to make
such declaration is no more impracti-
cable than the promise we made in adj
vance that Cuba should be independent,
or than the standing promise in the
Monroe doctrine that we shall permit no
interference by foreign power with any
American republic. When we do take
this attitude toward the Philippines, we
shall return to the plane of consistent
moral and political principle, from
which, through all the exigencies OF our
national life, we have been able TO exert
our most hopeful influence and render
our largest service to humanity and CIV
ilization." This is but paraphrasing
of the Kansas City platform, for that
platform demanded not an immediate
withdrawal from the Philippine islands,
but the immediate declaration of pur-
pose to withdraw as soon as stable gov
eminent is established and the further
purpose to add to independence protec-
ton from outside interference. The more
the Kansas City platform is studied the
more popular it viii become.--B ryan's
Commoner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
AN IMPUDENT APPEAL.

The Manila chamber of commerce
composed of as'unscrupulous and greedy
a lot of carpet bag exploiters and graft.
ers as ever followed flag to plage in
the wake of an army, asks the president
by resolution to put stop to trials OF
army officers by court martials for abus-
ing the natives.
The trials are held under the orders
of the president, who has declared that
officers guilty OF cruelty shall be punish
ed, and this impudent gang of camp fol-
lowers has the effrcntery to protest
against his action because it threatens
the business interests in the islands,
which urgently demand the protection
OF the army" This business of pun
ishing army officers for violating the
rules of civilized warfare, if persisted in,
says the Manila chamber of commerce,
"will result in the abandonment of the
American cause in the islands,"
If the American cause can be main
tanned only by torture and the slaugh-
ter of unarmed natives, the quicker it is
abandoned the better. The presidents
reply to the Manila chamber of COM
merce, if he deigns to make any,
should be mighty interesting reading.
Philadelphia North American (rep.).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14

Every trust, every monopoly, every
financier who hopes to secure control OF
the governments finances, is heartily in
favor of the democratic party adopting
the plan Of "harmony" proposed by the
Hill Cleveland partnership, which is, in
effect, that the democratic party become
so nearly like the republican party that
the trusts, monopolies and financiers
need not worry about it.-Bryan's Com
mOner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
STRANGE LOGIC.

One of the many strange reasons ad.
vanced by the Bulletin why the people
Of Aberdeen should vote blind pool Of
$4,000 for certain necessary improve
ments, is that the city council of Hoqui-
am had plans prepared for sewer
system, and, at an election, the people
refused to authorize the expense, and,
says the Bulletin, Hoquiam now has a
set of plans for sale cheap.
If it is true that those plans are offered
Mt bargain, it is evident the people
were right in voting the proposition
down, for the plain reason that if the
system outlined by them was what that
. city required, the plans will be worth
their cost when the people get ready to
put in the system. If the plans are
faulty, Hoquiam has saved $4,000 bv
refusing the proposition.
The Bulletin evinces strange logic,
when it pats the "common sense" of the
Aberdeen city council on the back, for
declining to take the "fickle public" into
its confidence, by making known its
plans for the three Improvements before
it gets the money in hand. This line of
reasoning, followed to its logic al conclu-
sion, would lead farther in municipal
affairs than we are willing to believe our
esteemed contemporary would wish to
follow.
The taxpayers of this city, in the opin-
ion of the HERALD, would be willing to
vote the 100000 for the improvements
contemplated were there any assurance
the money would be wisely expended.
But two members of the present council
hold over after next January, and there
is.no telling who will succeed the others.
Aberdeen can discount Chicago in the
number of would-be, and sure enough
politicians, population considered, and
with county as well as city election to
intervene before the money for these
bonds would be available, blind pool OF
100000 hanging in the air, would be a
source of such trading as was never seen
here before, in which the interest of the
owners Of the property pledged to pay
this debt would be the last thing
thought of.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
FAT AND LEAN

That is, babies: fat, they are
happy and safe; lean, they are
neither happy nor safe.
Apart from being entirely
healthy or not quite well, a fat
one has much reserve of vital
strength to resist any sudden
attack, while the lean one has
little or no reserve.
The way to be fat and well
is SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil. "A little: only a little.
Not any, if healthy and plump
already; "let we'll enough
alone"
Well send you little to try if you like
SCOTT x BOVINE. 4o9 Pearl street, New York
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14

Bryan's Commoner for one year and
the Aberdeen HERALD for three months
or ST.. Send all orders to this office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14

IN THE JUSTICE-COURT OF EAST
Aberdeen Precinct, Chehalis County
Washington. Before J. G. Pearson
Justice of the Peace.
+. j. Becker,
VI. Plaintiff Summons.
Mrs. M. E. Messenger,
Defendant.
To Mrs. M. E. Messenger. Defendant.
In the name of the State of Washinton,
you are hereby notified that +. j. Becker
has filed a complaint against You in the
said court, which will come on to be
heard at my Office in East Aberdeen pre-
cinct, Chehalis county, state OF Washing
ton, on the 18th day of August, 1902, at
the hour OF ten o'clock a. M, and unless
you appear and then and there answer,
the same will be taken as confessed and
the demand of the plaintiff granted.
The objects and demands of the said
complaint are as follows:
LIST. That the plaintiff, F. j. Becker,
NJ. f. Messenger, the principal sum OF
rate from the 2Sth day Of February, 1902,
vi aCcouuI vi Hecessdrles, consisting Oh
goods, wares and merchandise, sold and
delivered to the said defendant by the
said plaintiff.
End. That the plaintiff have his costs
and disbursements of suit.
3rd. That the Indebtedness be ad-
judged as for necessaries furnished the
said defendant by the plaintiff.
Complaint filed, July >, 1902.
j. c. PEARSON,
Justice of the Peace.
Date OF first publication July IA, 1902.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
NOTICE.
Notice Of Meeting Of Stockholders of the
GraYs Harbor Oil Company.

NOs'S~ VI "'eSe''S W SeoS"o'uS'S " u0
Grays Harbor Oil Company.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, majority of the trustees of the
Gray's Harbof Oil Company that there
will be and there is hereby called, a
meeting OF the stockholders of the said
company for the purpose OF considering
of the ACCESSIBILITY of increasing the
capital stock of said company fir m Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars divided into
five hundred thousand shares OF par
value OF one dollar per share fully paid
and non assessable, to One Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars divided into
one million fiv. hundred thousand shares
of the par value OF One Dollar per share
fully paid and non assesable and at such
meeting if thought advisable to authorize
such increase Of capital stock and if such
capital stock be increased as aforesaid to
call in the present out stand stock and
issue in it's stead three shares for one.
The said meeting is called to be and will
be held at the present office of the COM
pany, at the Office OF J. B. Bridges, in
the Elk's Building at Aberdeen, Wash
ington. on Wednesday the 9th day Of
August, A. D. 1902, at the hour OF one
O'Clock p. m. OF said day.
q. w. NINEMIRE
THos. MORGAN
GEO. CHAMBER.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
WATTERSON ON CLEVELAND.

If any reader of Bryan's Commoner
thinks that that paper has been severe
in its criticism of Grover Cleveland let
him read what Henry Watterson, a gold
standard-Palmer-an -Buckner-reorgan
izer says in the Courier-Journal:
Mr.. Watterson has but two ends in
view, to scotch movement wholly dam
gerous in character and to vindicate the
truth of history. de has never had the
slightest private quarrel with Mr.. Cleve.
land. Mr.. Watterson is the last man in
the world to make an individual grief
the basis OF public attack. He would
despise himself if he were capable of it.
His opposition to Mr.. Cleveland rests
upon the specifc statements he has made:
that Mr.. Cleveland is an ill.tempered.
self-willed man, having neither the in
tellectual training nor the moral and
political inspiration for democratic fellow.
. ship or leadership; that he knows little,
aud cares less, about tariff reform; that
such sympathies as he has are not on the
side of the plain, common people, and
still less with the lowly and the poor,
but on the side of the strong, the mighty
and the great; that he is personally an
migrate and glutton; that because of
his selfshness and his brutishness he
alienated every democrat of consequence
in congress who would not serve him
blindly; that, in short, he found the
party noble unit and left it a wreck
Where he is best known he is most
detested.
Seeing these things, sometimes at
long range and sometimes at short range
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
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st. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and re-
turn, $52. Chicago and return, $72
Write E. E. ELLIS, General Agent, o. r..
& N. Co.. Seattle. for particulars.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14

Mr.. Watterson stood aghast and APP
palled.
And this is the man whom Mr.. Hill
eulogized and whose sentiments he in
dorsed! Now that Mr.. Watterson has
given us his opinion Of Mr.. Cleveland he
ought to give us his opinion OF David
Bennett Hill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

The firm heretofore existing under the
name and style OF Hilton & Francis, do
ing business in the City OF Aberdeen
Chehalis county, Washington, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, George
l.. Hilton having purchased the entire
interest of A. B Francis in said bust.
ness. Mr.. Hilton will pay all indebted
ness of said firm and collect all bills.
Dated this 9TH day of July, 1902.
43-4t GEORGE l.. Hilton
ARCHIE B. FRANCIS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-14
Semi-Weekly
Aberdeen Herald.
Published every Monday and Thursday
mo. l. CARNEY, Editor and Proprietor

Entered at the Post-office at Aberdeen, WASH,
as second-class mail matter.