Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-21

W. B. Lowrie left this morning tc
cruise timber lands in the vicinity Of
Tacoma.
W. D. Mills went to Seattle today, and
will bring his family here and engage in
the real estate business with Judge
Pearson.
The fair of st. Andrews Guild Friday
and Saturday, at So Heron street. was
we'll patronized, and the guild netted a
neat sum thereby for church purposes.
y. j. Lawrence returned from Cali
fornia Saturday on the steamer New
burg, and will stock up the Racket store
and push business. Mrs. Lawrence's
health has improved by her trip south,
and she will remain while longer in
California.
The watch and diamond pin supposed
to have been stolen from the variety
actress by Howard Lockett, were found
in her room Saturday afternoon, where
where they had been thrown through
the transon. The $40 in cash and bunch
OF KEYS are still missing.
The slot machines were operated one
day last week, but weres again retired
the next day when it was learned that
County Attorney Hutchinson had left
blank complaints here to be filled out
under the state law in case attempts
should be made to operate the machines
after the dismissal of the suits brought
under the city ordinances.
A neighbor ran in with bottle of
Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
noea Kennedy when my son was suffer-
ing with severe cramps and was given
up as beyond hope by my regular physi-
clan, who stands high in his profession.
Alter administering three doses of it, my
son regained consciousness and recover
ed entirely within twenty-four hours"
says Mrs. Mary Halter, of Mt. Crawford,
Va. This remedy is for sale by Evans
Drug Co.
At a meeting of the school board Sat-
urday evening, [. W. Mason was directed
to prepare plans and estimate of the cost
tor new fOur-rOOm school building, to
be so arranged that additional rooms
may be added as required. When the
plans are adopted the board will call an
election to vote bonds to purchase site
and erect the building.
The depot crew from Hoquiam, that
was to have began work on the depot
Improvements here, went on to Gate
City, the officials of the road who in
spected this division last week having
decided that the rapid growth of Aber-
deem demanded the improvement to be
on larger scale than provided in the
plans adopted last year, and the work
will be delayed until plans are made in
accordance with the importance of the
city.
The steamer San Pedro collided with
the steamer Noyo, thirty.five miles
northwest of Point Reyes, early Thurs
day morning, and was SO seriously
damaged as to be barely able to reach
San Francisco. The san Pedro had left
Eureka that morning. and had sighted
the light of the Noyo, but misunder-
standing of the whistle signals caused
the collision. Both vessels were badly
damaged, the water flooding the engine
room of the San Pedro put the fires out,
and she was towed to port by the Noyo.
Max. Metschan, Deputy U. S. Internal
Revenue Collector, was in the city Sat-
urday, and made j. d. Rubenstein, of |
the Grays Harbor Junk Co. pay $50 as
a wholesale liquor license. Rubenstein
had a cask of wine among the wreck
age of the Ernest Reyer, which he sold
to o. c. Vammen with no thought that
he was violating the revenue laws, but
was informed by the collector that to
sell that quantity of wine required
license. Rubenstein paid the
$50 and will shortly receive license for
one year, for which he will have no
more use than he would have for a last
years almanac.