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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
ONEY-PAYINC SLOT
MACHINES ARE RAIDED
saGambllne Crusaders Procure Warrants From County
Justice court-Served by Sheriff. Beginning
of the Onslaught

standing his oft-repeated declara-
ton that b. would issue warrants
for any gambler on proper applica-
ton. was not conauited b. the cru
saderH and knew nothing ~ the is-
auancc 81 the writs until after they
were served.
Broke Up Business
II IL stated that warrants Tor but
"A places where slot machines We're
running were sworn out. but they
dl8 the work of breaking up the slot
machine frame-up most effectually.
The arrangement ~ the machine
gamblers with the city authorities
and varioua political graftera fell
lie q house ~ cards. The work u
siz weeks sgaa wiped out in as many
minutea The gamblers are out a
few thousand dollars ~ '7qgaring
money and In considerable eN-
periencs.
Machines Core First
DR.. Thoms is keeping his own
counsel rsTnrdlng his plans.
- regard the slot machines as the
fuoat pcrniclouH form of gambling on
account 81 lts bad influence on
young men and boys said he IN
exclamation ~ the slot machine raid.
Therefore we proceeded against
them hr5t.'
Tine gamblers are 20 appear at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning in the
Justice court az Richmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
S0UABBLE
over TITLE
Mayor Humes and His Park
Commissioners

Three vnrsnciss now exist tn the
beard Of park commissloncrr, In.
stssd 81 49,. az vac ths eAHe az 10
yesterday The board consists 81
five members, the remaining mem
bers being Melody choir and 4. r.
Lundberg Two were % have been
appointed tao months ago The
mayor named MrHsra CfaRWell and
Davis. bnt their appointments were
not approved by thc council com
mittes on parks and boulevards.
Then the two offices we're vacant
again. Yesterday the third was
made vacant ~ The verbal rfsiEua-
ton 81 g. ~. q. Willlamu. the oldest
member uf The board. Mfr, Williams
and Mayor Humea had a personal
iilt yesterday over the fine distinc-
ton % be drawn between the words
park commissioner and park
committeeman" Mr.. Williams IN
sisted that he was entitled 10 the
honorary title - commissioner.
Here he and the mayor disagreed.
The rpw first began over a request
Of Mr. Williams that the mayor
should sign n certificate giving him
free transportation over the street
car lines of the city, Tffe mayor was
quite willing 20 HiKn the card. bat
In the course ~ his conversation
addressed Mr. Williams as commit
tseman Mr. Williams ventured "a
correct the term, stating that he was
a commissioner Mayor Humes IA
turn corrected Mr Williams. where
upon the latter became very indiE-
uAni. In the course Of the aTgu-
ment Mr.. Williams promptly resign.
Cd and his resignation was even
more promptly received. The may
or bases his authority for using the
word committeeman" on the clause
IN the city charter which designates
q park committee" not a park
commission
Appointments Soon 10 Be Made
Mayor Humcs stated this morning
that he would make new appoint
ments as soon az possible. perhaps
by next Monday night lie realizes
the need ~ good body OF men e.
look after the parks. as he considers
their management one ~ the most
important % the city departments
Az stated some days ago IN the star
6. W Saunders and Groavenor Fd-
som have been mentioned for tho
places, and ia addition the mayor
says that e. r. Fowler has also been
strongly recommended to him as 4
suitable man Tor the office All
three u the men named take a
great interest IN the Identifying Of
the parks and have devoted consider
able time 90 the study Of the aucs-
tion SHOULD Mayor Humcs appoint
these the choice viii probably meet
with pablic approval. and there il
$50 doubt but that the committee on
parks and b0ulcvHrda and the cuun-
cii VIII confirm the appointments
All three are prominent business men
~ the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
BTREET CAR INSTANTLY
KILLS A LITTLE BOY
lri Heckart Loses His Life While at Play-Picked Up
Unconscious and Soon Expires

preaching easthound Lake Union
ear. and ran directly In fruns u 81.
nc fell hack and the fender struck
him on the head. Mcserman John
Schofieid aad Conductor Fred
spraEne used all their force 70 rtop
the car. and succeeded tn bringing
u 60 staudstiii after d had gone
about ten feet fran the place where
the boy Was struck.
Brsathsd iiis Last.
As soon Aa the car was stopped r.
J. Ethbcrtson. an esupioye 81 n
nearby grocery. carried The little fell
low into the Heckart home. Ethherf-
son then found Or. Miles. but spau
after the physician arrived the child
breathed his last. Death r. believed
to have heen due 90 a fractured skull
The dead boy wns the son % Mr.
and Mrs. James Heckart. The faith
or II a taamstsr. Albert was their
only child.
Two or three persons who witness
81 the accident say that the fender
with which the car is equipped was
utterly useless as the child fell un-
der il after the car struck him. they
say the fender passed several inches
above his body and that the c1utriv-
auce Il 90 adjusted that the motor
man vas powcrless 20 lower y % the
track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
'AENDISH TORTURE
PERPE TRATED ON
FILIPINO women
Illness DUDE Before Investigating Committee
nakss Startling Accusations Capt James
Ryan Is to Be Courtmartialed

I ,,sHINGToN. u. c.. May S.
!. asst startling and shocking
- Il brutality ever made before
ssaste Philippine committee was
4. tAls morninS by x-Sergeant
- puhs. who served In the
s.sy-slxth Volunteers IN the Phil
- Il Is q charge watch impA
= rot only Caplaia Glenn. but
.ssn ol the company as well. and
= q Rctl0ns worse than haStial
= was the first witness called
'rprnlng and testified regarding
,ssssf cure. which he claims 10
wen administered on several
<esss under orders 81 Captain
!. - ana Lieutenant CougeF. lie
4 Ieen asked IL he had ever seen
.ssr crtleities rractlced on ma q
- All said, Yes. but mostly on
90 women.
X Stiffness then went on IN de-
Z s say that he had on many oc-
.sns known OF native women be-
n .cra frcFn their husbands or
~,-,ss and thrust into a room where
sre confined with fourteen or
rsen soldiers IN company. the
al being Instructed TO pay no at
rrsna 20 ouferies. In one case a
|naz woman was thus confined for
|,s weeks and subjected 10 the
Ha.sss lndignities possible. So ter
NJ we're the effects OF this hestial
n x torture that many ~ the
me- we're almost physical and
"a wrecks when liberated.
Another Capture.
I1..-al.e,. NJ hna 1879 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

EVERETT. May s.-Through the
wrecklng OF a train on the road OF
the Snohomish Logging Company
This morning. Engineer Michael j.
Reilly and Brakeman A. T.. Kltue
were killed and Frank Tomliuaou
seriously Hcaided and otherwise in
iurcd,
The wreck took place as the train
was running down grade. and was
The locomotive aud tender went
down n twenty foot omhankment In
% the ditch, crushing the engineer
and brakeman beneath the wreck
age The fireman escaped by jump
Ing In the direction opposite 90 that
which tho engine took.
Frank TomllnHon. an employe of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

asrf Lloyd Heckart. a nine year
ExT. Was killed hy a Lake Union
kn Ninth avenue and Howell
n q few minutes after u O'Clock
The boy was playing with
xher children and ran direct
1zss the moving car. lie was
nj % the ground. struck IN
IA nh ~ the head and dragged
- - feet before the car could
ssmxhs 10 a stop lie was then
zrM % his home AT SIS olive
rx. snere he expired He did
y arzin consciousness after the
sdArt The fact that the boy did
wnAe car Is accounted for BY
eM bat he vas very near
sramt wore glasses. The body
N rneyeei To ButterWorth
mTxssse order ~ Deputy Coro-
y Fe who Investigated the
a. fsier or not an Inquest viii
zkEftot yet decided.
anls 81 the Accident
AR EsckArt. the assd boy. was
l@TE Il Howell street at a game
ase fsLceman. Francis Dulou.
EatsE lttie boy. vas the police
"a fTf he was trying n catch
~ ne latter was running and
49, q nothinE but his game
~ sicyfzE chiidhood's pleasure
- ARE. re 6id not see the APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
KILLED BY
HUNDREDS

WASHINGTON. r. C.. May s.
United states Consul Peters cabied
tho state department under ycstsr-
days date. from Guadaioupe. that
several hundred persons had been
reported To- The consulate an having
been killed by earthquakes in the
vicinity 81 that place on Tuesday
The earthquake shocks were contln-
ulng when the cahlcEram vas sent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
HEARING ON
IDE CASE

WASHINGTON. u. e.. MAY S.
The senate commerce committee to-
day took M the tdc ease, going over
all the documents on file. No
charges appeared Senator Foster
had notified the chairman that
charges would be brought against
tdc. 50 the chairman referred the
case 70 a subcommittee consisting Of
Senators Mcmillan. Hanna. Dcpew.
Martin and Mallory.
Foster deHlrca 90 have Croker,
Bedford aud others heard In suhntnn.
tlAtion % the charges made against
1dc 81 lobbying bribery and building
boat az MeNcilA island No time
has been fixed Tor making report
on the Investigations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
USED WOOD LATHS

J. L.. Sandal, a contractor. came
before Police Judge George this
morning for trial on The charge OF
violattng the building ordinance In
putting wood Instead Of wire iath-
ing in the partition 81 an apartmeni
house on Fourth avenue west The
ordinance under which the complaint
was drawn was not the one AIlekeu
10 have been 0ffcpded aBalnbt. y
denurror was filed by the defendant
ana snatained by the court. The
house In question Is not In the
dIetrlct where lncombu8tlble parti-
Nona are compulsorY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
Gar HAS
A review

ST. PETERsBURG, May s.-The
czar held grand review OF troops
this morning, in which C0.0G0 OF his
best soldiers participated The most
elaborate precautions were taken to
protect the life OF the ear and dur
Ing the actual maucuvros the public
was kept q quarter Of a mile dis
tant from the royal person. Reports
~ disaffectiun IN Poland continue.
but since the great outhurst OF a
few days ago there has been no ac-
tual conflict The government still
refuses to permit the issuance ~
any detailed reports and the only
accounts OF such occurrences are
those obtained from eye witnesses.
Not a word appears In any OF the pa
pers indicating disturbance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
FEDERATION ASKED BY
MINERS To ARBITRATE
Gives Mark Hanna Another Opportunity to
Display His Tact

SCRANTON. Pa. May s--The
National Civic federation viii have
an opportunity 10 use its good ofnccs
70 avoid q strike % the Unlted Mine
workers. Whether or not STR Hanna
WI succeed IN Inducing the mine
operators % consent 20 an nrhitra-
ton 10 whmt uuw remains 90 be Hsen.
United Mine workers held a short
session this morning g. consider the
adVisnhllity - calling out the lso. 1000
anthracite miners unless the oper-
nturr should make wage concessions
Later resident Mitchell issued
statement IN which he said the com
mittee had proposed that all aucs-
lions NJ issue be submitted 90 an im-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

partial board Of arbitration. 10 be - q
iected BY the National civic fedora
ton. either from it's members or out
sideFH
Mark Hanna was notified Of the
decision and viii at once endeavor TO
induce the mine operators 90 agree
It IL generally admitted that n viii
require all hia tact 10 bring this
about In gaining their consent 70 an
amicabls meeting. Hanna achieved
such a pronounced victory. that the
miners are hopeful Of the outcome
IN the present issue. In case nrbl
trnfiou b. agreed upon. and a strike
avcrted % IN fofeEnne conclusion
that the flraf great step towards a
solution ~ the labor problem viii
have been solved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
TRAIN WRECK
Two Men Killed on SnOhOmish Logging Road
Another Seriously Injured

the Seattle Cedar Co, whose head 70
quarters are az Ballard, was caught
IA the overturned lumber back 81,
and closely up against, the deruiicd
loco motive. aud Hchlded 40 that his
recovery IN doubtful. Several other
passengers were on the train. most
~ them being workmen, Two Of
these were slightly Injured.
TomiinHOu was recued with conHid-
cradle difficulty. owing TO the clouds
~ steam which surrounded him. IL
n believed that he sustained inter-
nat Injuries, bat It Il not al present
known how serious they are. He was
sent 10 seattle. where he VIII be "a %
ken 90 the Seattle general hospital
The bodies OF the engineer and
brakeman have been brought TO this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
CHRISTENING
THE BABY zEBU
Big Feature at Gentry Bros. Show
Tonight

The christening ~ a baby rehu.
the sacred on. VIII be tho feature Of
the Gentry Bros show tonight The
infant was born in Tacoma three
days ago and IL the only one ever
born In captivity The hitie enc will
be chrtntcued Seattle
Gentry Bros have made another
valuable addition 60 their excellent
attraction Albert Werneh from
Budapest. Hungary. has been Hocur-
ed hY the management lie has a
troupe OF 90 monkeys. which In
themselves form small circus.
Gentry Bros. give performance in
the afternoon aud evening, to-day.
Friday and Saturday big crowd
Witnessed the performance last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

= HoneY paying slot machines.
y brief sotouFn In their Old
- abou, the city. have again
- from view possibly for
ineir disappearance was the
raid made upon them
before noon today ~ deputy
- sfmel with warrants sworn
49, ne ThOms anti gambling
4 mr. less than 20 minutes after
- warrant vas served tn the
- cafe on Pioneer place.
-Aaliy every machine ~ the ii3
4 ~ had been placed SRI hiding.
aoNtFeF before the deputies
:. Hiled the pernicl0us devices.
4 Neat Haul
4 80 machines, valued ~ from
~ each and containing from
~ each In each, were the net
- p The raid Tney we're placed
f4s@ end vii b. used as eyi
~ tine
variants Tor the seizure -
y. .ethiass were sworn out last
affDrs Justice ~ The Peace
y Richmond precinct. just
y he city. and were placed
nsh9s ~ Sheriff Cudihee for
g q 0ciCck this morning Dy
nafef. n Centraiia- attorney
q !. 6. TnDms. the leader ~
-s@de against gambling. Prof.
/ - Attorney fulton, notwith-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
IMPROVES

HET 100. May S.--Tho improve
ment IN tho condition Of queen VII
helmina is being maintained. She
passed n quiet night and there ~
no increase Ia temperature. A hope
ful feeling prevails among her ply
slCiaua and attendants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
THEY STONE
STREET CARS
HoOdIums OF Worst Type Iniest
WaIla WaIla Addition

A gang OF young hoodlums are
causing a great deal OF annoyance
10 resldcnts I'm the neighborhood OF
Twenty third avenue and East JEFF
ferson street Their special enjoy
ment IL bombarding street cars with
rocks Hardly car In this sec
tlun is overlooked The young
toughs are prepared with plenty OF
stones, of all sizes, for each and
every car. An elderly lady was
struck by a stone one night recently,
but escaped serious injury. The
conductors and motormen are al
most powerless 10 stop the nui-
sance. Police protection has been
asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
BRET HARTE'S
FUNERAL

LONDON. May f.-The body ~
Bret Hafta wsH buried a. Frimley
today The funeral was quiet and
unnstsntatlaua. 4 large number Of
newspBp per men attended and floral
pseces % xaiwe were sent ~ AT The
leading publications Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
IS ADJOU n N ED

sNOHOMfSH, May s.-The annual
meeting OF the Northwestern Assoc
citation OF Congregational Churches
day after a two days session The
most important work OF yesterday
was the adoption OF the Sunday pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
MAY Ag NEVER RETURN

Bernard Petronella. an Italian. was
fined SIS and costs by judge Grimm
this morning for wife beating and
daughter Kicking The old man HayH
he IL so disguised with his family
for having him arrested that he lH
going 10 leave town at once. and
never come back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
DERAIL.E::D

PRETORIA, May San armored
train from Pretoria Tor Petersburg
was derailed on a curve today. a
Lieutenant and ten men were Killed
The train was running al o high
rate Of speed and to this Is attribut-
cd the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

Tho fenata commerce committee 20
DAY favOrably reported Representa-
tive Jones BIN 20 facilitate the pro-
curing Of registers and enrolment
Of vessels on Puget sound. The bill
has already poesed the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
DIRI0o ARRIVES

The steamer Dirigo OF the Alaska
Steamship line. arrived here this
morning from the north. with II pas
scngers The weather on the way
down was fine and the voyage un-
eYentful,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

eedlng Thanksgiving day as home
missionary sunday. Several inter
eatlnE addresses marked the day =
proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

sations against Captain James Ryan.
81 the Fifteenth Cavalry. TELLING Of a
new and hitherto unreportea form ~
torture. 1t IL stated that Captain
Ryuu's method was a very success
ful enc IN eliciting Information from
Ftlipinos and consisted OF a torture
considerably rougher than the water
cure.
The victim was first bound and
then compelled 20 stand erect. His
lcgs were then suddenly Knocked cut
from under him, after which hts
body was lifted and his head jcltcd
against the floor. He WAS then stood
on his head w a bucket Of water
until he gave signals that he was
ready 20 proceed with the examina-
tlnn. The victim was then question.
ed and the information elected,
Ryan is also accused 81 believing
the American occupation % the Phil
lppines unjust and 20 having made
statements and criticisms to that ef-
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
10 coursmarsialed

Secretary Root has considered the
accusations sufficiently authentic q
require attention. He accordingly Is
sued orders for a court martial Tor
Ryan on the charge o. improper
conduct IN obtaining Information
from natives IN the Philippines.
President Roosevelt Il back Of all
court-martials and Investigations be-
ing made and makes no secret "a
the fact that he proposes 70 aft the
charges Ia all cases to the bottom
and II fNund true. punish the offend
erx 70 the full limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

r-HE Only Paper IN Seattle That
| D,rs to Print the News 4 - -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
HOQUlAM

Geo. Carr left Tuesday for Brooklyn
where he is employed by Jas. Corners on
his claim.
Robt. Lyle returned from the hot
springs Tuesday night and reports Joseph
to be getting along nicely.
Mrs. II. D. Richmond who lived in
Hoquiam for number OF years, died at
San Francisco May, %, Of heart trouble.
Frank Stencil received another big
logging engine Tuesday. This will be
used as a combine road and yarding en-
CINE.
The Twentieth Century ball team is
thoroughly reorganized again and ready
for business. Fred Isensee has been
elected manager and Theo. Campbell,
captain. They have challenged the big
'uns, and we shall expect lively battle
soon.
A party of nine Seattle men arrived on
the Harbor Tuesday, and Wednesday
went to North Beach on the Ranger to
investigate the oil we'll that was reported
found by Messers. Baldwin and Glidden.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our Local. Exchanges.
OAKVILL.E

Mss Stella Preston, Of Sharon, is visit
ing friends in Oakville this week.
Young d Clark are commencing work
on their new furniture store, on Pine
street.
j. f. Moon and family have gone to
Ellensburg where Mr.. Moon has bought
place.
Justice of the Peace Harris was in
Montesano the first Of the week, looking
after business OF the Harris estate.
ID. n. Mcintyre and Miss Eta Balch
were married in Tacoma at the residence
Of the brides sister, Wednesday. They
returned the same day to Oakville and
commenced housekeeping in their new
cottage.
The call meeting to consider the ar
engagements for the Fourth Of July did not
materialize, as none attended. There
are some interested and We could have at
least picnic which would be well pat.
ronized. But unless we take hold of the
thing right and not botch it like the past
two years, let us leave it alone
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
COSMOPOLIS

Monday evening w. S. MCKAY won the
gold watch that was ratified by Chas.
Story. 1t is valuable watch.
Cosmopolis lodge, No. Sc, A o. U. W.,
expects an entertainment in Cosmopolis,
June 10th, the main attraction for the
evening to be furnished by Aberdeen A..
o. U. w., talent.
Fred Schnurr has taken the contract TO
clear lots corner Of F and Third streets,
for F. NJ. Bachelor. Mr.. Bachelor thinks
that Cosmopolis town lots make good
investment; and he intends to build a
residence on the lots-before long.
Oscar Halverson, foreman OF G. H. c.
Co.'S box factory, is taking vacation and
is visiting on the Sound. During his alb.
sence the factory is in charge of F. E.
Conner. Orders are received right along,
and the capacity of the factory is taxed
to keep up.
Cosmopolis Cornet Band wants to pur-
chase two comets and two alto horns
second hand.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
OSTEOPATHY

Sub.normal respiration is responsible
for large number of diseases because
one-half of the food supply comes out of
the air and share OF bodily poisons are
eliminated into the air by breathing.
Osteopathy "raises the RIBS and gives
strength to the chest, when gymnasium
course could not do it. 1t MAKES it easy
for defective breathers to become natural
breathers. Investigate Oste pathy tor
yourself.
CARYLl T. SMITH, D. o.
Osteopothic Physician, Aberdeen, Wash.
Eks hall Building Telephone 6S5.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
MONTESANO

Mrs. G. S. Kendall and her daughter,
Blanche and Miss Myrtle Wood, OF Aber-
deem are visiting Montesano friends this
week.
The work OF leveling up the athletic
grounds was resumed the first of the
week. A half dozen men with three or
flour teams are employed, and the work
is going on rapidly.
Dr.. S. l.. Moak returned home last Sat
urday. Sam is now full-fedged dentist
having graduated from leading Phila-
delphia college and successfully passed
the state examination. He will remain
here for the present.
Col. and Mrs. George w. Bell arrived
here Wednesday from indianapolis and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II.
Arland. Col. Bell is Mrs. Arlands father
He is on his way to Australia where he
has property interests acquired during
his term as American consul at Sydney
which covered period of seven years
and half.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Breedlove.
Contractor Mason, OF Aberdeen, was
here Monday to do business with the
commissioners.
Ben Crane has been quite i'll this week
but we are pleased to report that he is
now much better.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
Cheap Excursions.

st. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and re-
turn, $50. Chicago and return, $72.
Write E. f. ELLIS, General Agent, o. r.
& N. Co., Seattle, for particulars.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-05
PAUL SHIFTS. M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, Dabney Block. Heron st. Aberdeen
Hours:-At otiice-phone Glib - 10 a. IN. to r.
2 to and to 9p. m. At Aberdeen General
Hospital -'phone 6l4-9 to 10 u. M, to andi
to : p. IN.