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rHr m,h,,, rIrrni>o uur.
season wh-n the >h.rA ~ the in,snh Seas
Win Not uis.

H.. 81. o. ...-l BE-. .aaFsl pnrl-ka1-
r., ,tg,t rov n,
49,. - .u,u,,
-. ,.,t,, wu
h,a, ,.,,-, - !, ,,cs ,ha, II will not
-
~ ""'' ~ "'''"'' -
~" loom - on 10" wafer W. NV y :"
lah-- and When III. bloom - on N" muskal-
louge u -iCk T. ~ not known whether the
flower ppIIeu rak.- the hsh sick. or whet her
,e,s - $500. /, i. "a. Tim. al wear
49, -"
IfuhabiN tbs latter u IN" true reason,
FOR iuSt now the mIsky II beginning Ia she'd
IL tooth This hannah. once , wear. ,us,
A.. Iu,k = /, rnr,. ono. , vear
~.
'"'I'"'A J. h'I IN Ie'I"'' ''''''O" '.c"'
beng feNef"t and RESTLESS, and IN" muskal-
long" j. Il 40 good At all. II will not hite
hN,au-, ID h.. uuthtug Ia bite with. and il
ba,.,.s 49, .,d m NOR. from lack a,
'''' ''I'" run ANY '"Hls ''-'
Al he fish arc not sh~'t~i on the same
day. bur all IL them IA auy of.e AXE will be
-beIi,uy Al ia, uc...and II tak.- n uon,h
- -, ,a,1,,o
" '"''' !" 81 '~'A '''"
sometimes sh weeks
Many muskallongo do not lose their teeth
entirely. but thos. which retain them do
-, u,5., ,,.,.-, ..,a 4, ,h... ia
- - -, 1
u''''''' VIM" ~
AZ" 80 loose Va the Ho'kets that theN may ne
pushed uut with the thumb nail. and these
ar, The only Ones which are ever tasen at
tI,.,tn. pro.t,,bIv havtny sono ,.a,b
80 ,bI,k ,hcv - Ia us.j n,d 40 .,,acl
tLe .nnnr
~, a. - a.. AL $50, rood .no. 81.
,o.,t 80. ar,n .. .. .,d e.. 49, .,.i
,.m,., -, 49, noe, vb., WV
81 80 20, - ,,,,.a =, 49, -
!, an 80" r,,r,or,". r"Has $780,
-, .b,,I n,ns' - -, =, .L,a.
80 49,, ~, a. 49, ~, .,,.L 80
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~nsi.sv"s fs shak- osa 10 a.-.k hat hs~ q
hsavv boring wet s-i ~ hsht thai - -f-
'tt- in xtnnlns uar T. sr~at mn
'n hutt b. " ~ tusari N. t-itton, tli-n sih
q s,hkh-n rfr ts IA. nght 80 ler ind the
line uu,r sf.,H q clamp ~ se--i-
" T. dt-uutagng art Disgusting -
tho angler after tht- has r~apTsued amt
d" hh- tugg'-i ar'l vested ant fotishi snh
w"rk'-i The i.af around and rnsllV di-n
rsg-si hz ttrau- ard then brought al ~
iltn rput nlsf - hI- -'i.itsr' into plaN
.I hr' f]ts''r.i - tho larh n dngh-h
thti vuuli w'li loo ~" -un any IN" 'nnh
tho ir'uh,' fu hong % up v rather t"ndh
iu tai" 90" .tu,.ti put - IN" n-h~fnnah
and tu make him hank thai no du-- mo-
know 10 all even Wh..n b.. prrv - hooked
and l-hi within twenty fs,'t II ham
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cans. BIG AND IITyIE.
some mat Attack Bathrrs Others That
uothrr Anglers.

Nearly all the iHlard waters Il southern
and middle America are infested by the long
.nnut.i and ,outhful. though hot turth-
some. gar In M" Mississippi II ucrA-.pr-
ally reaches n ia" that max hur'f..'.
adult, swimmers and dangerous go 'h,i-
dren
Car have h~rn taken from the Ni-si~- ppt
which measured eight fs..' 10 Ir' 9Th and
weighed nearly two huIa.od Is"li-
These sullcu monsters are bot afraid It
ANYTHING end are NOR" apt 20 attack a
sWimmer thar arr many kinds q sharks
Plenty ~ people living along tho dig river
bear scars on their arms or thighs from
gar teeth.
In IN. small lakes. however. they DO not
often attain a greater weight than ak or
| eight, pounds and measure 90 length from
eighteen to thiuy--iN inches These az"
not big enough to hurt human beings. but
plav smash with the anglcr'> bait
The gar's jaws are a. formidably armed
A. tho.s 81 the muskallongo. II has row
upon row ~ teeth. som. a. sharply pointed
a. needles and Others having -liclnR. cutting
edges 10 them Thr-e Jaws are nearly half
A. long A. the hsh's body and work like n
pair 81 scissors. a. certainly and moro
rapidly
The gar IL the only on" of our fishes ahl.
% cut a silk line 81 any lie. no matter how
anal. and IL does this with a quic,ucSs and
precision highly e,asprrsting. Thor ar"
many wa,er-, good has waters. which
fishermen have bccn compelled 10 desert.
f.hing them with -uccrs- tcing rendered
IMPOSSIBLE 10y IA" gar
The gar has sense II II almost imIu--
sible To hook II in tho usual way even when
Il takes the attached halt. which do.- not
hapT-'n often
M interior 81 IN" snout j. a hari hony
substance with a thin stretching &c skin
ovcr II and the nook will not sink IN sufii-
cicntly to hold In general. however. "a"
gar. which u cxc,%"iihglN wise. VIII not
rai1e IA. bait.
Instead II swims near, makes n survey.
carefully locates ia" line, -wims nearer.
uI~ns IT, Jaws. makes ~ snip n then -R'-
tire minnoV or frug NJ leisure All thai ~"
angler feels l. IA" m'frrt tviirh 81 tie
tackle.
lie NAV think that II - n has, gingeriv
taking hold. or he may recognize the Niv
aud fatal work uf the caI IN any event
he mas nothing - DO ave TO r,s"l ~ -wifily,
ind hook. hai, and swivel guu". and h~nd
on new CUES
A pr-jIdic- e,ists against the ga a-
edible. vet ~ u not wholly bad u IT, a
cleanly hsh in iecSitng, living ~ minn""s
, frog and such things, AMI not touching
d~,aV.ug matter. IT. this r~I-st II -
i-tisr tEan the catfish. which viii eat any
thing n can swallow taste hstng snru".
thing 10 no value To u
The flesh VI the gar l. in alternate" strip
~ white And dark meat. "a" Whit" lvipg
along ilsv side aud the DARK ucaI ec back
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t\SPItNTI> FISH
Experiment. Ia wisconsin Can, asbschs
Dr,rn Ava, nv carp.

IN" Wisconsin Fish Commission has
-Nr-rimrn,ed largely In N" matter 81 trans
plantation aud Whil" ii- work has h-en
highly valuable II has mot With many fal-
ur"s. particularly In Ne" way ~ Pacific
Sop. trout .lorh ~ ~" ordinary and steel
head yari.,t-s kainbuNs hav" t--"n brought
over. Dolly N,ricn-, th" Mouht shasta
trout. which, Ia ~ native water is a very
vlcipu, -i.+l.hcai iui'"d Montana trout
AMI other pu-is 81 -,lmouicg hut nothing
has l.-,n put into Wis 'n-in water yet
which j. a. good a. IA" native nr'uk trout
Narrower ~" STAT" has many amateur
pi-,icu,ur'si- who put i-h into IN" wa'st
with l+r' hci,l intent aud l"av" Other folk
to have Trouble With them som" ~ ihem
nr M tho class with mon Voc brought
tugliSh spatt.v~ 600 'Nis country The San
Ipse -caI". tl" kY--u,u iht~'" and such
thing,
~nme tim. 40 pr" oi th"~' Vel meaning
T-r~uu- rut a tui e. t'"tman carp mt"
LAKE ko-hkulorr k~o-hk"nuug ~" wears
agu. va %" g~r'at'-i inland wa''t Tor
uauyastt,k tuck u fN" world -inN "
Nas mt'ird With With t~l"fN aud me nlg
f,ilnvs cau- w. % fr.p q Thousand m'l"-
at.u
Tie carp have eaten at ~ III" crl"rN.
~ we'll a. f,rV milltuu fuu.ui mud and losi
aislui. u.tuud. -L-pN happy AID Nvtih
49,, ut ., CIr ait o.. ,alNa-tsNAA
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AN ASSURED FACT.
THE PERMANENT CURi,
or Dl Spi.pSIA.

Nv ,a~iuE p-.lr Ie ~
theories rrG art ~ DBL. no.
Isr~ta hy uI~,trI... .. I.
rrlicV" InIt fit I-. ..
mcnt~ - urtHWI.l-, IaaI .
direct tu ~" uI~'.,-'Hl l..,..
Themselves. the u bH..
have accomplished rtr.,
sufferers from tins u~'i..
manufacturers pi iI Treatment. ...,.
fore usci during th" rr-r .,r..rr
The discovery thai 'hr Il-t ~. r.. -
daily ~ q vrgrtIuic hv the r.f...
HaNau had prevented tU'r
from d~V>i"l>u uu any form 49,
CalIs" ui this complete dcIaf .... t..,
old Remedies and theories amt o. ..,
lucky chan - for all aiiirDl',i NJ
disease
The now treatment l. cnll,si NI...y.
and l. the a tIv" pr,n,lpl" ui ii. loo
plant cumpr, ->ed into tablet '...
lts effect ~ diseased .t'uI.
bowels Is truly rcinaIkah'o
These organs arr healed rIurI. .,
digestive fluids restored 200 tho. IA
strength and quantity. and the ',.
Perfect digestion.
One tablet 81 MI-o-NN take, l.'.,
each meal enables the most ... '.r
dvsrcpiic I" eat anvihIrg ~ iur \
food without distress. ani 'lf- '. .
dlgcStcd and a~imIlat~i - \.'.., f.
tended. carving strength h.I.. "A
vitality Ia all parts of the body
Call for q free sample of li- "
remedy.
Mr-o-SA Is sold hv
H'Dr NNNf,r "H Iut,dv,v
] NIl.HAt"> NpN isl f,ladpr
WILL ~ Wil>nN. Is' irHads ',s
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..... .. dur.r- have son" guir d. u
.. ...t.up.~ ,IrlN -h'Idrd w1.r.
a. tH.r. .r. ufurr- ia-'""i purv--klf-
v.fr u.f- - rH ~If"'rH md cav 'f'i
t,,..rt ns',,ru ,-dyr Yacht irud't.. 30 md
D. f.H' - nd 80
u t.I r...r COME bH'A wit" 49, thnut
lido Ir.l-I nI .ut'- go 3 90. Trunk rod.
t,,..r IV-r,'htuE FOR no auu''. yacht.
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OOB

IT, etsN to d"fer'
man who gos- ava. 'TH'
'h" tumuii and t-C.ri
81 busy NE WITH ff-
wife, consent Ne an"t"-
100 hopkins "rt uh.H4
~ winch there f. poo
.tlb.tItlte vhrL % van.
"a whom sleep weigh
.lruu 90. .E.l n - fr,
world Nrdr. tents. - g.
Avail o. ~ pN'l w
a. e. lr,ic Vtll. o. u.
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GLACIERS TO AID FARMERS.
TOIB ,t0R tsT r0R trfR FRdI
fOsYD ~ ,0IOR ma.
,rtia~isi t.Iae,~rs One solution ~ the
rresra, water rrehirU' suggested
t>p~v,m~nts ss In its~ Trees DRINK
IN useiNed uNster, 81 lir..

n'he-' arr studying IN" 't"ahN :" 49,
'hts NeAI WIN 'N"h NV" "N'''' '"'
usual IN" ''s"h mas 'N"n -
pi'l"N'hhs' "a awning " Wv "'~"
country l. 'a'"h' i'"" an '""' S"P'
'"''"- !" n h'lhlhs u"ai
'N"h 'Ue Ne''h'' '"'''"S''' -"
pait "i the country mas Ia.'c" u,"'' !"
n"h"'"h hh''"h''' ' IN" s'hen""s u.
hhs come out WIN one Z" wv """r' ="
th"h' AT 'h'' - Nu'",' q" ~" g
ih ms N"a'hei t"p"i' i"' 'u''' -
u'hbuts orn'lal ''"uu-'""''"'e
n"'N"- """tS !" '"'SHs'''' -"
"Hs IMAM q P'ah 'o N'P""'" "e 'a
oi the continent lie wants w" "'''" y"
buld a Few ar''n''al s'"c'''N Wy " "
mus ana To saN" 'h" m""h'an' '''"" ~
u" sP'ht 'u"e NH'h NV, VI" ''""' 49,
w VI" farmers OF IN" pian- "'""
Inc 'de' Is o.Ih" OF W" VS.,
IN 'oIofs'" 'Nn''r u ''"'"""s
panic over q 'hi'"' Ut a N"e' u"
Ie'i'"i~ '""s ~ NV - 81" y" 80"
nave t"~h cut ON eh'H"'F ''"" w" =
CATION 'hPPi'' '"''
the "eo'"S'NA' SURVEY " 500 "
the country h"h'"'s up p'"e -"
nations APft"f''"''"" ''
"'No"s ."n '""A"s VS. 80 80
stone "n"r'N ~ uanh "s'"'t"' " W
'.a'e"he"' INA 'n''s SIC -.
or rsh' ou' W 10 ""S Pss -
noS'""k 49,
ana her "o"s ~ A' - -,
hNen ou' ~ un' .o'"',' 80
moro " mo'-'u.
wher' me conV'crs Nv" N"u' 'N'
- paruonen' :" a. mus" "
OI " rIT' '" W." bAshsAf Ns
nan hAs P'aSu w ~ |
INC norm sAp " 49, -
u spreading It's 'e""o' "''.'
p..r,L It,
oil me snaS~n ana 'hAnNI"
". T,...u.ao.r
she dnnh ! se' 'hemIkn' nv
VI n-'p- " -, II o..
yum N" r''' !" :,
so"n $500 ~
rom ~ :" ~ IT,,
49," -.
"Un ~" - W
nv =" " '.n.
ne' ahu Ia" ',..'' 49,
=" " - go,
~ Ill a..
-,
s'"H"
"" w r, ,h.
!" e'"'' '"' wv"
following summer o. - suggested thht A-'i
sli'shle shelf cred plaCes have b~en -el'ci"d,
30. uats, ~. hr,uyh, 10 The surface and
-
-n.u 49,, ,L,.
Even though ohiE u SINAI I~'' " '",
row lie utilized. immense fields OF ic" could
thus 10 formed. And II the site he protected
t,.,h..~,.,Iv Winds IN. gradual melting
W." - a ,.r.
~oul' MAINTAIN a S"Su "'" '""t
out r -eason when wafer u geh"rshv
scarce east Of the mountains ~ u teheNeu
,h., . conc,r,ed movement In tins direc-
- -, ,,o.,,Llo-
'f,n ","" w.
Nr. b~fand~hhhrs 'IIen Ms 'u"a W rrN-'"'
mining engineers 81 many years 81 "N-
perieuco. AID thes. mon agr,-r with him
.,to,,lv They say il h, possible to buud
-, , 4, ,b.
daiis a'ios' '"hu"s ""N 'N :" ~
higher attitudes OF the mountains thst VIII
attain IN. water, causing II to freeze IN TN"
80, 81 hold,ny IL hack until the no,
- ,,u.o 90 "a. rt,,,.
summer suh '''e"~'",N W"
i have arrived al the cot'4uslnh' ANs
Mr. Brandenburg that this plan a h"
c.r,tad ou, Al ,rnall etpcnse. Il should
- -, =, -, h.f,ro ,b. cold weather
"c "Fs"' ~ 80 - a.
-e,z In then the mount ain streams vail How
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

ka-ston. Jamaica. oct -9-Ihe
uer Orinoco. from Colon Colon
. which reached here Sunday.
trHes q report that yellow fever and
sua pox have broken ont among the
i.s of the Colombian government at
Colon and that there are ten deaths
daily from these diseases among the
Sud ers there.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

chicago. oct 20.-rhe Chicago Fed
Grafton OF Labor went on record as
e strike breaker sunday when, by
BID almost unanimous vote Of the dele
Gates tho striking members Of the
VI liesale Grocers' Employees union
Nare ordered TO resume work. pending
Ae settlement Of their troubles by
arlltration.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

Vienna. oct. 20.-vanDusen. the
American jockey. rode Beregvoelgy 10
victory Sunday In the contest for the
Austrian prize. which Is one Of the
biggest races in Austria. The stake
urae S2E 000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

New York. oct 2o.-The strike IN
augurated some time ago among the
wood carvers employed by New
York firm having the contract FOR the
carvings az the white house. has been
declared of Strikers ~cn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

Washington. oct 20. 0.-Tae treasury
department has decided 90 anticipate
the interest on government bonds due
November and ou Monday checks
tor the payment OF this interest.
amounting to 81 z33 900 viii be mail.
"a ~ bon lhnllars.
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Week,s eusIness FaIIures.

New York. Oct 1S.-Business fail
rres in the United states for the week
humber 20s as against l70 last week.
lss in this week last year. 225 in 1900.
81 In 1893 In Canada failures 10.
Tie week number IS, against 20 last
SeeS and 20 in tais week a year ago
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

Beaumont. Tex. oct 2o.-Fire in
the field destroyed half dozen der
ricks and a settling tank. The tank
exploded. inAicting such injuries on a
workman named February that he died
in short time. The monetary loss
was not large.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

Chicago. oct 2o.-Capt Pat Calvin.
for several years connected with the
police department Of New orleans.
died here Sunday at The home Of bis
sister Of fatty degeneration Of the
heart Calvin came into prominence
u years ago during the Malta riots 10
NeW Orleans
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

London. Oct 1s-Gens Corbin and
Young have just visited Woolwieh ar
senal. accompanied BY Lord Roberts
commander-in-c n-chief Of the British
forces. They sail on Sunday Tor The
United States
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Herbert Henry
Booth. third son Of Gen. William Booth.
Of the Salvation army. has resiened
from the army. as did bis brother Bal
nngton Booth. Herbert ranker com
mandant. the third oalcer in the army.
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loana corbett Sd, the Decision.

baltimore. Oct l7-Youns Cor5ett.
Tie champion feathsrweight pugilist
oi sae world. was awarded the decision
over Joe Bernstein. Of New York. the
Ghetto champion" before the Eureka
Athletic club Thursday night in Music
han
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-23

St. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE ninth BIZ
cnnlal convention of the German VA
tionai Epworth League union opened
Thursday night at the salem VI. =.
church. Nearly four hundred dele
gates from an over tho United states
are In affnnAance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
MONTESANO

Rudolph Distler OF Cosmopolis was in
the city Monday.
Born 10 the wife OF John Carothers,
March 8, 1902, son.
Born to the wife of August Schulze,
March 7, 1902, daughter.
Miss NJ. A. Swift, of Ocosta, was in the
city on business Wednesday.
W. E. Crist made business trip to
Tacoma the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. Wade returned from a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Morehead Of Aber-
deem.
G. G. Sergeant, a prominent business
man, Of Aberdeen, was in town yester-
day.
The pupils Of the high school held
their annual party at Columbia hall,
Friday night.
AL. White was up from Aberdeen Mon
day closing up the deal for the sale OF
his residence.
Domestic infelicity is said to be the
cause Of the disappearance of School
master Hutchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chae. Townsend OF Aber
deem, visited their daughter, Ruth, in
Montesano Sunday.
Thomas Morgan, OF Aberdeen, came
up the first of the week to take look at
his large interests here.
ALI. Green, the Beau Brunmell, Of Alb
erdeen, was in town Saturday, recurring
from trip to the Sound.
J. w. Hall and crew have been work
ing at STATIONS wharf this week making
repairs and Improvements.
J. P. Carson left Tuesday for his home
at Whittier, California, after week spent
here looking after his business interests.
Val Best caught two front in the Wy
nooche river a few miles from Montesano
last Monday weighing S1a pounds. The
larger OF the two tipped the scales at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
HUMPTULlpS.

Mrs. Proctor Brown is clerking in
Evans & Sons store this week.
Mrs. o. L. Higley Of Qulnault is in the
city, the guest OF Mrs. w. /. Cogdill
The Loomis pack train took up another
big lot Of freight to McDonald's camp
yesterday afternoon.
Morris G. Hill arrived from Tacoma
this week and is busy building house
on his claim up in 2l10.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hansen enjoyed a
two days visit with Humptulips relatives
the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kendrick departed
Tuesday for few days visit with Mrs.
Hendricks parents Mr.. and Mrs. Newn-
ham, in Hoquiam.
The pupils OF Humptulips school will
give an entertainment in the city hall
the Saturday evening following the close
OF the winter term. A fine program has
been arranged and good time is guaran-
teed to all who attend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
ELMA

Mrs. Sullivan, of Whites mill, has
been quite sick this week.
Miss Lottie Wakefield went to her
home on Forbes Prairie, on Wednesday
P. M. Watson closed a very successful
term of school at Greenwood, on Tues
day.
Mrs. E. L. Minard and son, Philip,
went to Olympia yesterday for visit
with friends.
Ema is 80 short of side.tracks that
she has to store her extra cars in a gravel
pit near town.
Land is being cleared just north Of the
residence Of G. J. Curtin, and new resi-
dence will be erected soon.
An eight horse team drawing wagon
loaded with machinery was one of the
sights on our streets this week.
There was great dance at Porter last
evening in Shambley's hall. An Aber.
deem band furnished the music.
A gentleman named Bourquin, a
brother Of Peter Bourquin, Of this city,
arrived yesterday from Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L, Wade, of tWynoo.
che, returned home Wednesday, after a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. H. J.
Byles.
r. j, Stoner's delivery team is about
as handsome as one often sees. Few
handsomer carriage teams can be found
in the county.
Steam heat will be put into the Brick
Co. g dry-house and steam will be used
to dry the brick and tile. This will en-
able the company to LARGELY increase it's
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
COSMOPOLIS

J. f. Pulver has built the new cell in
City Hall building.
DIR. Watkins is having numerous APP
plications for the vaccination degree.
o. A. Wirth was millwright in charge
Of G. H. G. Co.'s immense plant, during
the absence OF N. d. Gaylord.
Town Attorney j. B. Bridges was in
town, Tuesday, looking up facts in the
VIM. H. Armstrong case for damages
against the town.
There is town ordinance against al
lowing cows, or horses, or stock Of any
kind to run at large in Cosmopolis DUR
ing the night time.
There is smallpox all over the country,
and there are three cases at Cosmopolis.
DR.. Watkins, as health officer, is giving
the cases proper care, and the protection
to the public is ample.
Nathan Fry is utilizing one Of the G.
H. G. Co.'s big scows, with donkey en-
CINE on board, pulling piling into the
water from his Mox Chuck place. Piling
are for Mr.. Lytle, Of Hoquiam.
DR.. Otis Whitney and DIR. Watkins
held consultation Tuesday morning,
and we have been told that an amicable
understanding was reached. In writing
communications, DIR. Whitney has a
peculiar style all his own, but he means
no harm, and personally is most de-
sirable acquaintance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
A DELICATE CHILD

Let a delicate child take a
little SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil after breakfast or
dinner-nOt too much--toO
much will upset the stomach.
Better too little than too much.
The effect will be slow; it
ought to be slow. In a week,
you will see it began the first
day. Don't be in a hurry.
Wen send you little to try If you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street. New York.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-20
Having A Run On Chamberlain's Cough
Remdy

Between the hours of eleven o'clock a.
m. and closing time at night on Jan. 25th,
1901, A. F. Clark, druggist, Glad Springs,
Va. sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. He says, II never
handled medicine that sold better or
gave better satisfaction to my custo-
mers." This remedy has been in general
use in Virginia fol many years, and the
people there are we'll acquainted with
its excellent qualities. Many Of them
have testified to the remarkable cures,
which it has effected. When you need a
good, reliable medicine for a cough or
cold, or attack OF the grip, use Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and you are GER
tain to be more than pleased with the
quick cure it affords. For sale by Evans
Drug Co.