Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-06

with view to acceptance. He will
preach morning and evening in the Pres
byterian church.
When YOU lack energy, do not relish
vonr food feel dull and Stupid, after eat
ing, all you neeu is dose of Chamber
lIin's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
will make you feel like new man and
give you an appetite like Il bear For
sale by Evans Drug Co.
Messrs Peltier and Hogan. of Ashland,
Wisconsin, visited Aberdeen during the
week. These gentlemen are friends of
Otto Wang, and are looking over the
Northwest with a view to locating. and
are very favorably impressed with the
prospects of Aberdeen.
Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group
have ever used in my family. have not
words to express my confidence i'm this
remedy.-Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star.
Mich. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
M. r. Sherwood and Jay Weatherwax
came up from North Beach, Friday, to
attend the EIks' ball, having walked
from James Rock to Hoquiam. They
reported the work of dismantlng the
wrecked bark, Ernest Reyer as progress
ing very well considering the stormy
weather.
Aberdeen Assembly, United Artisan
will give masquerade ball in Fire n IN
hall next Saturday night, for the benefit
of an injured member. Extensive ar
engagements have been made to insure
pleasant time, and a number of prizes
will be awarded to the best dancers, the
best characters ana the best costumes.
The Aberdeen Hoquiam Electric Rail-
way Co., is arranging banquet at Ho-
GUAM on Friday, February II, to which
number of prominent citizens of the
harbor will be invited, and at which the
railway project and other matters con-
cering the progress of Grays Harbor will
be discussed.
l.. r. Brooks and Walter Crammatte
have completed the canvass of the city
fer the directory they are compiling. and
the result shows very f1attering in
crease of population since the census of
1900. They found the population to be
5,l25, although the directory will contain
about 1000 names, which would indi-
cate population OF 5000.
William Griggs, the we'll known fish
buyer and packer, has bought the To-
ging camp, timber and outfit OF James
Stewart, on the Wishkah river, and as
sumed control this week. Mr.. Griyys
will add to the outfit so as to materially
increase the output of the camp, and has
secured the services of James Fowler
and his son, Freeman Fowler, to manage
the camp.
George Fisher left Tuesday for san
Francisco to visit his wife and son who
have been here several months. The
health of Mrs. Fisher is such as to pro
hibit her residence ON the lIarbor. and
MIR. Fisher may establish a branch store
at Ca land while he is down there. and
hereafter divide his time between that
place and Aberdeen. During his absence
the store here will be under the manage
ment of ito l.. Wang.
The new fixtures for the post office have
arrived and are being placed in position.
These fixtures, consisting of 100 new
lock boxes, a stamp case, two distribu-
ting cases, one for out going mail and
the other for the incoming, three carriers
distributing cases and tables and a large
filing case, are all of solid oak manufac-
tured by the Yale Mig. Co., and cost
about $500. This outfit, with what other
furniture supplied by i. Garman,
owner of the building, will run the cost
to him of fitting up the new pcstofiice to
considerably over 81 900, exclusive of
the building, and gives Aberdeen very
complete and handsome postotfce.