Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-27

Slops-Parties wishing their Stops
carried off can have the same attended to
free OF charge by addressing card to f.
Turati, Box 636 ABERDEEN. 2S-2t
You will never wish to take another
dose of pills if you once try Chamber
lain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
are easier to take and more pleasant in
effect. They cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels. For sale
by Evans Drug Co.
The prize masquerade ball in Fire
mems hall next Saturday evening, prom.
ises to be one of the leading society events
OF the season. Elegant prizes are to he
given the maskers, but the feature that is
most interesting to dancers is the county
waltz contest, in which the most note
walters OF Chehalis county will partici
pate.
John kinstead is recovering nicely
from an operation performed upon him
at the Aberdeen General hospital last
Thursday, to lengthen short leg. The
short limb was the result of the wrong
setting OF fracture long ago, and the
operation consisted of saving through
the old fracture of the bone, and length
ening the leg one and one-half inc hes.
Mrs. B L. Titus went from Montesa-
no to attend the dance at Hoquiam, Sat.
urday evening, and checked her valise
on the railroad. On arrival at Hoquiam
the valise was found to be broken open,
and diamond collar button and some
other articles, worth $25 or $50 missing
Complaint and claim for reimbursement
has been made to the railroad company.
Carl Berch, the we'll known theateri
cal manager is drilling company of
ametuers for a performance, to be given
in the Acme opera house, under the
auspices of the Elks, April S. The play
is entitled "The Charity Ball" and the
company are all known to possess hist
ronic talent and, under the management
of Mr.. Berch, the playgoins public has
treat in store.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Aberdeen Library Association, April Z,
the matter of transferring the library
will be taken up and acted upon. That
some of the ladies who have labored
hard to keep this organization alive for
many years were not recognized by APP
pointment on the board of city library
trustees, was doubtless on oversight on
the part of the mayor and is to be regret
ed.
The board OF directors of the Y. Nj. G..
A. held a meeting Monday evening, at
which the subject of new building was
discussed. The association has alre ady
outgrown its present qu rters, and w. 3.
Paine, A. H. Farnam, and B. f. johnson
We're appointed committee to secure
larger rooms. President NJ. H. Williams
rendered his resignation, owing to his
intended removal from the city, and
Rev. II. d. Crawford was chosen to fill
the vacancy.
large dray team, belonging to the
Aberdeen Transfer 4 Livery Co, ran
away from the railroad depot, Saturday
morning, and We're not stopped until
they jumped into the Wishkah river at
the foot of Wishkah street. The team
ran from the depot up X street to Wish
kah and down that thoroughfare six
blocks to the river without colliding with
anything on the way. When they
reached the river they attempted to turn,
but the smooth plank and the gathered
momentum would not permit it, and
horses and wagon plunged overheard into
ten feet of water. The horses, in some
way, got loose from the wagon and were
able to keep ahoat until lines were
fastened to them, and they were pulled
out. unhurt except few bruises. The
wagon was recovered unchanged, but
the harness was cut up considerably in
getting it off the horses.
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