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HEAVY STAPLES.


NTI0N- Powder, per keg, 81 90;
Esder, S1.65 per key; drop shot,
N.45; buck, 81 20.
F-EItra short clear. in sacks,
regulars, 12d12Ac; boxed, Mc
ltlles, l2112isc.
Nc AND TIES-Bagging, Glib,
lhe; Arrow ties, less than car
from Houston, S1.25.
i-slck, wrapped, basis "a, No. 2.
w ID; No. /, full weight, basis
per 10; special sizes, I5c high.
Star, full weight, Toe; Gran
sazht, l0l2c; Electric Lights, sac.
,snlPoorrtland, 81 1903 rs; Rosen-
IE-RIo, fair, sikdshc: prime, 9a
skalOc; fancy, l0ladllc; Pea
,glSi5c; Cordoya, 13Iac; roasted
Apuckle's Arlosa, basis 100-lb
cellyered; Apex, Il i0c; Lion.
VIZ Seal Mocha and Java, lib
Mocha and Java blend, lib cans.
~ pals, 1SAc: international
l,lb tins. 1890; 2 and Alb pals,
~ Anna Mocha and Java, lib
..ttAf sui
AERS-A R c soda. bulk, boxes,
a'tons, per dozen. 90c; ginger
creams, Sc; stage planks, 61ac;
pmbles, lie.
Msls 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
nD fancy, half patent. 81. 10;
no 2t-lb sacks. Zoe per bar
Aoor In wood, 15c per barrel
apkoUS G0ODS-Grits, homlny
Meai la 40lb sacks, per sack.
neal In 36-lb sacks, 50. 30 per
KY, sacks: Scotch oats, 1915;
IN v %: Columbia oats, 81. 90;
w " ;hNi Hecker's buckwheat,
Nl,ned fierce compounds. SS46i
4 tl4allA, 50lh cans, stc higher
higher; alb cans, &c higher.
IN 'shs sn,a' ll2laG l2&c; fancy, l2A
''lH' Sl.oO per barrel; coopered,
w barrels. 65d75c per gallon;
isl,1s. AiFaeted; odee per pound
~ siie " l2-lb cans. extracted,
.ssSa Seeli9ns, i2G13c.
-kebolled, fair. 16std1sc
~, spc, sennoice, 2jd26c; fancy new
'-@eoe' pure new crop syrup,
'Skp 2 MILK Eagle, Ss.75d7 90;
sl',,gsda %; Dime. 80 s5fd3 90i
tsa4 20; Winner, S. 25d4. 80.
~ ih tull weight, 4 OF. S5Q90c
su,, o., 81 coal 10; / 10. ; ~,
wv light Weioht 5,7Goc ON,
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Quipine 3Sd40c per ounce bottle; NOR.
paine, 81 2JM2 80 per ounce: cocaine IS %
per ounce; borax, Sac per pound In l0OIb
packages; copperas. 500 in barrels; castor
on, Sl2V per gallon In 5gallon packages;
epson salts, 81 rs per 100 lbs IN barrels:
slcohol, 81. sOm3 90 per gallon; sulphur
~ % per 100 lbs in barrels: alum, 3i5c per
pound IN barrels: saltpeter. 10 per pound
'oSml.Oo; gum opium. 50 so: powdered
upiunl ~ 50; carbolic ncid. 4og42c per
pound In bottles; calcium carbide So 20
pet loo delivered Texas common railway
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NEW ORLEANS spoT COTTON.
Quotations Unchanged and the Demand
Continued al Eull Pricss

~NSNSNE'lS Onohangeu ana the Demand
Continued at Full Prices
New Orleans April 90. The demand for
spot cotton continues at full prices sales
400 bales, Including $50 TO arrive. Quota.
lions unchanged
The climbing tendency in the market for
the future delivery Of cotton was checked
somewhat this morning, the first call show
Ing losses Of to points. The market
soon recovered TO about the level Of yes.
terday, at which prices considerable bust
ness was transacted Some realizing ales
brought about a sag from the top and
there was losses until new level had been
reached Throughout the session, however.
the losses were checked with little effort
on the part of the bulls The closing figures
showed net losses for the day Of 4 points
Tor May. June ?. July 10. August 10 Sep
tcmber and the other positions points
each
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HELP WANTED.

SSVITTFf5- -Tocai statesmen everywhere for
Plttsburg Visible Standard typewflIer.
Texas Writing Machine Company. Waeo.
Texas. eio
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Bancy evaporated, 5o-lh boxes,
10A@10iac; lib cartons. fancy, lOAdllc;
cartons. choice, loAMl0isc choice eyapo-
rated, a8tGi sun dried, 6lac.
APRICOTS-Per Id, loose, lOl2dl1c.
CITRON- In Job boxes, lac.
CURRANTS-25- boxes, cleaned, bulk,
sIsdgc; lib cartons, cyclic.
DATES-1-lb packages, Il99sc; Fard
dates, DC; Hallowei, bulk, 60-lb boxes, 5G
&c.
FfGS-imported, 121sd15c.
PEACHES-Choice new stock, 9d9Ac.
RAISINS- California, 3.crown, l.. L.,
boxes 81 65d1.75; alb boxes, l.. NJ. raisins,
6OG70c 2-crown, H. NJ, raisins, oO-lb boxes
Tisa7&e; 3-crown, l.; NJ, laqse
PRIfN CSC aiifornia. 9O.1OOs, &c; S0-S0s,
5lbc; 20 sos. &c; 60-7os, 6lsc, 5o60s, 7c; 40
5ug Sc
NUTS Brazil, lGG17c per ID; hherts,
Sicily, 13c; California walnuts, l3miic;
peanuts, fancy hand picked. 6d6lac; No. :,
4%M5c: Jumbo, 7@7he; almonds, Tara
gona, l6@17e per ID in sacks; California
almonds. 15c; pecans, l06l2c, according 10
size; ehestnuts, Piedmonts, Sc.
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APPLES-Ben Davis, IS. 50d6 CO., better
grades, 81 o0a5 80.
BANANAS-L Loose, Sl.6aUlI0; packed
s. OOd2 ~: per mound 3i2c.
LEMONS AIessinas, SS.25GS5u
ORANGES California nayels, S3J0d3 10.
TRAWBERRl ES-Crate, "a quarts,
81 3511 Is, according 20 quality.
BLACKRERRIES-P Per bucket. Goa Toe;
craes, 81 5Od1.T -, according To quality.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

per 100 lbs. Wv
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PAINrs. oILs Am GLAss.

White Lad per sc CIV eTt' strictly pare' W. S
Turpentne, per case. TWO ogallon cans,
S5I5; barrel lots, sic per gallon. Mlnerel
naitts, coo per gallon. Venetian reds
por cwt, 81 80; yellow ochre, per
cwt 500 Linseed oil. hest, boiled,
70nTle. Ready mixed house paints, Slela
paints 60c per gallon. Window glass, IS
and So per cent OH january list.
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''', i GIHAz7Zx
-
BOARD AND ROOMS.
NICE largo room aud heard FOR couple or
Z NU CONNECTING southeast rooms with
board. 50s Caroline s.
SOUTH trout room; bathSi phone; good
board. 41 Crawford
TWO new furnished rooms. private fam
ily bath and telephone. gentlemen or
couple; board In neighborhood; 1915 Rusk
avenue.
FIRST GLASS room aud board; modern
conyenences; references required. 1870
Walker. 80
SIX TO EIGHT nice gentlemen wanted 10
take day board Apply No. Z Butler flats.
-----------------
ROOMS with first class board, 400 La
Branch. corner Prairie.
LARGE front south room; good board. s14
Main.
BOARD AND Rooms al G0a San Jacinto
$40
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HoTEL--ComforTa
bic rooms. crtesan water. telephone. hot
and cold baths and good board, SO per
IT
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
TWO GOOD mares for work or breeding
purposes; a bargain. 4O2 Pierce ave.
VIII FEED and paw nominal rental for
a horse, horse and buggy or cart, for
next few weeks Address r. o. Box lo8,
F0TR-GALLON milk COW s35; fcur.gaUon
Z =ktse
seys, giving four and I'VE gallons, fresh
hne Durham COW and helter cait,
big mixer $40 Yeakum a CO.. West
helmer Farm. 20
FOR SALE hoFoughhred greyhound pups;
cheap. viii Groos. kyle, Texas.
HORSES AND MULES for sale. COS
Washington street -------.5oo
FOR SALE Choice Hereford, Holstein and
ton Packing Company. ~
ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY
$500 --7-,,|
NpNN ATToRNEYs AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
W. j Townsend. Attorney a. Law and and
Ina County National Bank. Lnfkln. Ie1as.
W. T. q ATTORNEY At Law,
WHARTON, TEXAS.
TYPEWRITERS.
VISIBLE touch tynewrltinogeo on tue blie *,
rood agents wanted for Southern Texas
| ~ r. Russell, General Agent, Dallas.
Texas, y
LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.
| SSTT zYFO-E little yellow dog answers
10 The name of BABY; will pay liberal re.
ward IL returned 10 $40 Milan street. 80
| IT-0ST~-Tox terrier bitch. six months old,
! HACK and brown spots on ear. smsl spot
] On head. Dobtal; liberal reward. hetnrn
| 10 2720 jackson street. Z
HELP WANTED.
| TV1TTET)--T.ocai statesmen everywhere fol
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points. taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store oQlOc
per 100 or more on bran, 2dSc per hnshel
BRAN Per 100 lbs. ST. 2t6i1 %.
CORN CHOPS Pure. 81. 55Ml 90,
OATS No ? mixed, sacked, 5Gl5e; No. :
white. sacked. SIC. No 2 white, sacked
aTae; Texas red rust proof oats, sacked,
5Tc.
CORN No . mixed, sacked, e5e; No.
white srcked, S712c.
timothy. SIS. 500 l9. 90, south Texas prairie
hag, SIS O06IlO. 90; North Texas aud Terri
tory hay, Sif oo@i6.O0.
HARDWARE.
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WANTED-Three more log loading crews.
alsn cant hook men and pond men, for
our new mill az Kennard, Texas. Louis
lana and Texas Lumber Co., Kennard,
Texas. ,
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WIRE NAILs-s 50 e5 base per keE.
BARRED WIRE-Galvanized. Glidden,
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OUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

|rison Of these quotations Snows
thses in favor Of Houston as a
|nirket. When the buyer consi 1.
|eaS to be derived from lious
Il. rates be VIII ind that even
notable figures at other mar
Bier, the price finally paid IS
heater. The prices are those rul-
Houston wholesale merchants,
|lstd daily.
canned GOODS.
b FRulIS-Apples, Bib, 800
hpples sliced. $40; eyeless and
|lb5dl.75, extra grated, Sl.sUW
/, zlb, SOC; strawberries, I'D,
blackberries, 2-lb, SUdsoc
10, sl.O0a1.l5.
VEGETABLES -Tomatoes, I'D,
t, 1.1I Sab. full weight, 81. 30;
lds, VI GOA .05; BIB, seconds,
Iekra and tomatoes, 2-lb, $lUO;
Bib, $l.O5n1. 10; California
s1.Do@2. lO;-.lslh Califor-
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1aSr boma soo nsyn eop teS 'I IN
union Home Builders Co cost So fer
first fee; 81. IS per month before maturity.
and $685. after maturity. 1918 Franklin
avenue S
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NEW YORK COTTON

nsas cIty. Apru "a. Eses--FIrm a.
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

STREYFD-A little yellow dog answers
IN the name OF Baby; will pay liberal re-
ward II returned 20 ~ Mllan slreel. ~
TT-0ST-Fox terrier bitch. six months old,
MACK and brown spots on ear. small spot
IN mead Dobtail, liberal reward. Return
10 2720 jackson street .
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WANTED Good Collectors In every town.
500 and up for good men. 81 z. SEQ.
VII, State Agent. San Antonio, Texas
CARPENTERS WANTED--wsres SO ADJ
dress quick, box 5000 Herald, Los An
geles Cal II
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WANTED--At Van Week. Texas. Euhcon-
tractors aud teams by the day. viii pay
teams $3.50 per day. free transportation
for teams aud outfts az any point 90
Southern Pacific system. Apply 4. a.
Robertson. Van Week. Texas
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TYPEWRITERS.

VTSTRT n touch typewritlne on the "Blick.'
! No s ss5 No I $50: 5000 IN use rev
~ T. Russell, General Agent Dallas.
Texas. x
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ACTIVE CANVASSERS wanted every
where. Liberal commissions Ability
recognized with advancement to better
positions. Houston Home Building Co
operative Co. 100 KAN building, Aous.
ton, Texas 30
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MEDICAL BOOK salesman wanted BY tEA
leading hrm IN the business on de-
sirabe proposition. state full particulars
Of experience +, O. Box SIS Philsdeh
phia,
$40 PER 1000 copying letters at home to
be sent n US: two stamps with nppllca-
ton, Inter Ocean Industrial Union, Dept.
IL. Chicago.
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WANTED-Fiftee good white saw mil,
men at IL 3. curry's Lhr CO., mill four
teen miles north Of Beaumont, X. u
railroad, at Mukkeganr Texas: want be
men, yard men and shed hands. Appls
person Ia Walter LLOYD, orange, lex
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HELP WANTED.

ol2ia Travis
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

mittee, and did excellent service for
his party. Mr.. Mcmillan retained the
Office of State Republican chairman
until 1896. His interest in Michigan's
affairs did not seem to flag at all by
reason of his elevation to the Senate,
and all the time his home in Detroit.
as we'll as one In the country near by,
was maintained continuously, although
he had fine residence in Washington
and a summer place on the Massachu'
sets coast. He was chosen to the
United States Senate three times. and
the last term would have ended in 1907.
In the Senate he was particularly well
known for his interest in the affairs Of
the District of Columbia. He had serv-
ed on sew eral important committees
and was OH the naval committee dur
ing the war with Spain.
Senator Mcmillan was possessed Of
great wealth, being several times a
millionaire. and he was free to bestow
his none upon worthy causes. His
home lif, } was ideal and he took the
greatest pleasure at his magnificent
residence in Detroit with his wife :nd
children-three sons and daughter.
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head OF all the boyi.h deviltry going on
and never out Of mischief.

head Of all the boyi.h deviltry going on
and never out Of mischief.
THAT fellow was marvel Of all that
was goody- goody in boy. He never
got into mischief. He never got In
trouble with his folks. He was the
whole thing as to tidiness, punctuality
at school. lesson learning and all that
sort Of thing. So, of course, he was
thrown at my head constantly. My
mother and all of my sisters every time
l got into some sort of scrape that
required whaling would wind it all up
by asking me why l couldn't be like
little So-and-So, naming that fellow
Naturally grew to hate him. couldn't
help hating him. l longed to kick the
daylights out Of him, but was solemn
~ assured that II ever did SO would
be put In reform school and that scar
ed me. But woke up and went to bed
hating that model boy
"Well, now he's booze bum and he
braces me on the public street for n
dollar. Time Is a pretty hot old boy
isn't he? But I'd rather give all the
money have on earth to build a Nor
mon church than ever hand that ex-
model boy one cent."-Washington
Post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

never been wrecked or injured by
eral crews he has commanded in the
Chester, the Charlois and the Rotter-
dam, The vessels he has successfully
steered abroad since 1887 in the interest
of the Standard Oil Company, he has
never lost man or had one laid up
with serious illness.
The seafarng man scarcely less than
the landlubber himself fights Shy Of
the ''Oil tanker" The prospect Of a
voyage in one has too much Of Scylla
and Charybdis in it-of death by fire
or water. Yet Captain Peters, seated
comfortably in his cabin aboard the
Rotterdam. while the liquid cargo Of
nearly 100000 gallons of refined pc
troleum was squirting into sixteen
compartments below us, said placidly:
"There is no danger whatever You
can see for yourself. am a pioneer
captain in this trade; have seen the
oil shipped by sailing vessel and by
the tanker. l have made four voyages
by the Chester. ninety-three by the
CharlOis and four by the steamer Rot
terdam. BY the Chester and Charlois
l took over an average of about 1900
600 gallons each trip. nine to the year;
by the Rotterdam about 100000 gal
Ions, eleven to the year. Multiply all
that by 100 and you can see the mill
ions Of dollars worth of oil have
taken to Holland without losing a life
or cent"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
SENATOR JAMES M'MlLLAN
whose Death Removed q Figure Prom.
ineut in National AfFaira.


A man Of commanding influence In
many important fields Of legislation
ind who occupies a notable place in
national affairs passed away in the
death Of United States Senator James
Mcmillan Of Michigan.
James Mcmillan was born in Hamil-
ton, Ont, of Scotch parentage, May
II. 1888. He attended the best schools
or the province, but, rather than at
tend college, he determined to learn
the hardware business and, after a lit
tle experience in his home town, went
TO Detroit, where he passed two years
IN a wholesale house. Then, through
iais fathers solicitation, he forsook the
hardware business to begin railroad
ing and was made purchasing agent Of
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.
In 1864 he began his career as an en-
plOyer and. with three other men Or
!ganized the Michigan Car Company,
'out Of which have sprung three other
big concerns employing 5000 men. This
venture was most successful and paved
the way to fortune.
In 1880 he. with several others, built
the Detroit. Macknac and Marquette
Railroad, which led to the development
into tiourishing country Of a district
that had hitherto been compa ratlvcly
unproductive. Later he became inter-
ested in a number of Industrial con-
Germs and in all Of the enterprises he
achieved success.
In politics, as in business, he was
energetic and successful In 1877 he
entered Michigan politics as member
Of the Republican State Central Com
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
REFUSED TO GRANT A LOAN.
business Mans Reason for Hating a
Former Model Boy.

business Mans Reason for Hating a
Former Model Boy.
A well-known business man was
standing at an Il street corner talking
with friend the other afternoon, when
n seedy looking chap. with bloated
countenance and a whining voice APP
preached and tackled the business man
for the loan of a dollar. The business
man gruffiy declined the shabby chaps
appeal and told him to be on his way in
q canter.
This rather puzzled the companion
of the business man, who knew that
the latter was Of an extremely charita-
BILE dispositiOn-a man who rarely le-
sisted the appeal of the commonest
street beggar and who made it a point
never to turn down an appeal for tinan-
cial aid from unfortunate friends Of
former days.
The business man chewed in silence
on the end Of his cigar for q while and
then he said:
You no doubt think it odd that
sent that fellow, whom you could see
knew me by my first name, on his way
with such suddenness and asperity.
So might rs well put you right in rhe
matter That fellow Is the only man
in the world that l actually hate and
despise. and l marvel at his gall for
bracing me for as much as a shoe
string. And I'll tell you why l despise
him. We two are Of exactly the same
age and We were brought up together
in this town in the same neighborhood.
He was the model Of the neighborhood.
I was the hoodlum Of the neighborhOod.
And that boy was thrown up to me
morning, noon and night. l never did
anything absolutely vicious or wrong.
but ] was simply . tough kid. at the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
Old GlOyea.

In the Clifford family there still
EXISTS pair Of gloves worn by Queen
Elizabeth. These she dropped, and
Clifford. Earl Of Cumberland. one Of
their ancestors. picked them up and
had them adorned with jewels.
A fur-lined glove worn by Henry vi.
is still to be seen in the house where
he took shelter after the battle Of
Hexham. in the family of the Pudseys,
Bolton Hall. Yorkshire. 14G4. and is in
company with boot and spoon
which the monarch left at the same
time.
In New College, oxford, William
Wykeham's gloves still exist and in a
private collection there is another pair
OF the same date.
Collectors know their actual date by
the form of the glove. The earlier ones
were quite short, and merely covered
the hand. When, in Charles lis time
sleeves became shorter. gloves grew
longer; they reached almost to the ell
bow. and never were more magnificent,
the leather being scented, embroidered
and studded with jewels. and set OF
with lace ribbons and fringes. Elab-
crate trimmings took the place Of ar
tistic needlwoork. Nell Gwynne was
famous for the richness Of the gloves
she wore, and some are still in exist
ence.
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With Cuts.

"Your trouble probably arose from
some forgotten confusion, whereby an
irritation was caused which commune
Gated itself to the"
80 cut all that Quit" interrupted the
other, impatiently.
"But l was going to explain" sai !
the surgeon, "what caused the cancer
GUS growth"
"Cut that out too, dcctor!" ex-
claimed the patient.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
Dazzling Opportunity.

The professional mountain climbers
foot slipped when he was near the sum-
init, and he started for the plain below
by the shortest and most direct route.
"Gosh!'' he exclaimed, as he went
humping from rock to rock. IF live
to reach the bottom what story this
will make for the magazines"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
Bee Selects Queer Home.

Some reels of thread in factory at
Braunton, Devonshire, have been
chosen as home by a solitary bee,
which is now actively engaged filling
them with honey.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
Historic Key to Hyde Park.

Among the treasures preserved at the
residence of the Earl of Clarendon is
the original gilt key to Hyde park,
sent by Queen Anne to Lord Chancel-
lor Clarendon to give him at all times
admission to the parks of London-a
relic of singular historical interest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
The loct0r'S Bill.

"I've come to pay my BILL" said the
patient. One hundred and ten dollars,
l be]ieve.''
EYES," said DR.. Price, "making a
total of $112."
81 don't quite understand"
THAT brings it up to date, including
today. My charge Tor office visits, you
know, is 81"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
DruidicaI Ruins In England.

Druidical remains, several "plague
stones" erected about 1850 A. D., so
old market crosses and 40 stocks or
their remains, are among the ancient
monuments now to be found in the
west riding of Yorkshire, England.
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Regret.

Mamma-Why, Willie, you asked for
two piece. OF candy, and you got them.
Aren't you satisfied?
Willie-No'm, amt. You gave
up 80 easy I'm jest kickin' myself
cause didn't asst you for more.
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She Might.

81 wonder if she reg rets her mar
riaCe?"
"Why should she?"
"Well, you know, they're both
literary, and now her husband thinks
himself entitled to every bright idea
she has"
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Play Both Ends.

In Guatemala, the Indian population
tries to double its chances for the eff.
cacy of prayer by worshiping at a
Christian altar with images of its hea-
then deities hidden behind it.
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l-eSSencd Cost of Travel,

Before the Siberian railway was
available, a trip from onGon to shang-
hal cost irmo 1925 to $475. Now it
can be made for from sos, third class,
to $3.50, first class.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
The Roman EmcerOrs.

Of 90 emperors who governed the
whole or part of the Roman empire 60
were murdered or died under suspicious
circumstances,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

Mothers will fin0 Mrs. Ninsiow's SoCth-
ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
children during the teething period.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
Uncertain Footing.

The fellow who stands on his dignity
may discover that dignity lie just as
slippery IS \ banana skin.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25
HIS HOME is ON THE OCEAN.
Ancient Mariner Who Haa Crossed the
Atlantic Over 200 Times.

The distinction of being the champion
ocean traveller belongs to Captain Pc
tiers, who commands a vessel Of the
Dutch American Oil Company. On his
latest arrival on this side the other day
Captain Peters completed his one hun
dred and first round trip from New
York to Rotterdam, Holland. He has
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-25

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is friend Of the
afflicted and an enemy to pain-which
it Overcomes.