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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Rus bem eberen EbaIe.
(Ar&baIb Gsrrtippnbsni.)


= Dura sinsn absrbsiatsn Diem ia
ber Ride ssrisib ashsrn Ra&mittas baa
Wobntaus bon Sobn priee an gulm
Strabe in Slppbant in 8ranb unb ipurbs
total serft5rt. ba bic Seueriusbr Feline
Ollie Ieihen fonnts.
= Sin SsHup tpurbe seifsrn burd bas
uerbreGerii&e Spislsn nit sinem &ebols
psr. ber nidbt ,,sslabsn" tpas. Srau Eas
MEL Ganff bon ibrsr S6ipeaer. Srau
Wihael Sa8in, f&per beripunbet. Die
2ueel brane ber Srau nabe BEN Ger, in
bic 8ruh, bod Dat man Sofinunp. ibr
9sben erbaIisn su i6nnsn.
- Wartin Wiqiams bon OIppbant
erlas am Donnerftas Na&mittas Bers
lsbunssn, bic er am Gage supor burd
Better Madrea erbalien bate unb Ietterer
tpuroe pann obne 9uIaRuns bon 8ars.
idaft BEN @efdnenlb iibetipieisn. 8eibe
maren in elmer aammsr in bsr @bbp
Gresi Wine aneefeQt unb serietbsn tiber
bic 8eribsiIuns bss sobnes in Streit.
Nilliams purbe bon Wadreq nisberses
i&laeen uno erbisIt bur@ ben SOL sinsn
S&doslbtu&, Der fi& als t6btIi4 ere
tp,sS.
(GarbsnsaIs aurrsiponseui)
-Sn Der 8. 8rausr 8ddersi sniitanb
am Samitas furs Dor ber Wittasshunos
elm Branb. Der isbo@ eel5f&t perben
tonn;e, ebe srSbsrsr S&aben entfanben
mar.
= Der StaIisnsr Sobn 8snone fieI
am Mittwod in BEN Mapfslp Sofe BON
einem Barren auf ben @run6 unb trus
BsrIesunsen am rlntsrleib oauon CT
lpirb i'm Soipital bstanbslt.
-SObn Gpans bon Belmont Strabe,
Elm Mnssitsltsr in ben .. & 8. @srfen.
srbieIt ON DisnRas bic linie Sanb b6s
ssrotddt unb es iparb n5tbis, ben Dau.
men unb 8eissfinser su omputirsn.
= am 9isnaas psruriadts bic 9bais
fa&e. bab Elm 2inb bes Slomaden Sobn
Riboib bon go. 4 on ben 8odsn lit,
nl4t aetinee Aufresuns, benn ouifelbs
bsiu&te bic S&ule bic DisnRas, mann
ss beimsefanbt iuurbs.
- Ser l7idbrise Wm. Goaier bon
5uabroof Strub., Elm Ireibsr in ber
DiIion Gresf Diine, tpurbe am 6reitae
eurG einsn 2oblsnfaq on bsr rs@ten
Seite setrOffen bas Sleii& unb bic
Nusfeln ipurben in fur1tbarer Dsife su.
seridtet unb man bsfdrhtete sustf, bab
iein Grm amputirt tperbsn mlbte, bofft
ober bod. ibm bsnislbsn su srtaltsn.
- Gin Ssusr. bas unstpsifsltaft anss.
leet tporben tpar, tpurbe am Sonnta9
Worsen i'm PopberIp 8re&sr enibsdl
uno stpar asitis ssnus. um cine 8erf0r.
une bes @sbdubes su uerbinoern; Gin
paar aIarmirte Ra@barn bra&tsn 60
fsrtis. bic SIammen. iuel&e nod feline
tpeitere Iusbsbnuns erlanst batten. nit
iebr serineem S&aben su l6i&sn. Gin
Rrus nit @rbbl unb msbrsre unesbrannts
Strei&b6lasr bsipisien. bab bas Ssuss
an8ele8t porben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Wansel an 8iIeuue uup bic S6uss
s5Ie beprobeu GrpBbritanuieu.

SIN Der SabrssbsriummIuns ben Ge.
ieaihaft fiir tednif6e SuititutIonen lsnite
ber nsue Prdfoent Sir Sobn BoIfs
Barry bic aufmeriiamfeit auf ben i&iIis
den Nanssl plfsni&aftli&er unb ssIiti.
ger Ausbilouns in @rObbriiannisn &C..
ssnlber isinen beibsn goneurrenten Ames
rita unb DsuiiGlanb. 81 bstonts, bab
aubsr ben befersn naiirli&en Sllfs'
quelsn Der Der. Staaisn oieie 8or'
tbsiIs nod bur& ben risiisen Reihtbum
osrislben GbSbt marbsn; ba bic Der.
Staalen uno bic anpersn brliifden @on'
eurrsntsn ben peitsren BOribeiI bdiisn.
oab ibusn 6ur@ SOgi&ub Der bsimii&s
Wartt eeHdHt perbe. ipnnten iie bic
Britsn aus bsm auswdriissn Naril nuss
falisbsR. Bon ipsitsrsm miGliesn Gins
f1ub essen @robbriiannisn isi bas Gsb'
len eines ,.Stanbaro", tpsl&er SsblsE
nod Dor SabrssfGIub BON uqen bsbsu'
tsnbsn Naf&inenfirmen in @r0bbritan'
nisn eorrieirt tperben ipltbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15

|
-Srani Sorb bon Regi&oIs gour
tuurbe in Der DrfOrb Rins bon eineu
Barren fiberfubren unb trus b5is inner.
li&s 8erIesunssn bauon.
-Samss 2snnsby. bsr Dor mebrsrer
Wc@en in ber Continental Wirs berIett
tpuroe. erIas am Wontaa i'm 2adaiuaunr
SoipitaI ben srbaltsnen gsrIssunssn.
= Wi&asI 0uso, Elm SanbIanssr in
BEN @asbauis an Scranton Stra6e, er.
bieit am Montae bur& cine aus einem
Der DampffshsI emporiGisbenbs Slam.
msnsunes bas @sR&t siemIi4 Dos psrs
brlnnt unb mubte i'm Wsifisits SofpitaI
ssbanbeIt tpsrben.
- Seusrbob Dapib gbparbs bon
Sab Wain apsnus erbielt am Dpnners
itae in ber Dodge Wins sinen Bsinbrud,
als elm Sell baffelbs nit @u&t traf.
Gin anberer @rbsiisr. her ibm su Silfe
elite. ipurbe sIsi&falls bon BEN SeiIe
sstroffen unb trus bieielbs Bsrlssune
bauon.
= ebtparb s. Dabis, Elm an ber
gde bon @pnon unb 8w5Iftsr Sirabsn
pobnbaftsr bstastsr Winsr. bv in bsr
Dodge Se&e anssfetlt trar. purbe am
Dienitae bon einem SeraiGlas betrofen
unb ltirste tobt nieber. Der Mann lit
i&on felt ldnssrer 8eit an Der Ssrs.
iranibsit.
@obert Dsdsr bon S&nsll's goust,
Elm 3ueauesfsqtsr auf bsr 2odatpanna
giisnbatn. fieI am Srsitae Na&t in bem
9ofe ber @ompanie bon einem SraHts
suse unb tpurbs srh ldnesre 8eit naGbsr
aufesfunben. SIN Woiss 3uplor Soipi.
tai tparb feRsshsllt. bab &c an einem
rsrrentteu Raden unb innerli&en Ser.
!stunesn lit. bic isbO& ni&t tpsitsr &c.
fdbrlid finb.
= Srau Catherine Si5deI bon 43a
9orb adter Stra6s beri4isb eefsrn
Na@mittag in sbripdrbieen alter bon "a
Sabren. Die 8sriforbene ipurbs In
Deutf6tanb seboren. nobnte bier felt
1889 uno binterl6bt brei S6bne unb
ftinf 16&ter. Das 8ssrdbnib Rnbst am
Sonntas 0n&mittas 3 tlbr bon bsr ct.
Natfs lutberii&en 8irGe aus mad BEN
Baibburn Strabs Srisbbofe fatt.
-SeIir gounseooi bon @rRsr Str. Iisb
feline Satin am Montas perbaften. tpsil
iie i'm berIaRsn batts unb nit benz Sotn
Wlorris BON 2inbsn StraBe in unseieslis
@er Weife suiammsnlebte. Die Srau.
tpeI&e BEN Dounseoof atuei 2inber unb
BEN Worris Elm 8inb ssbar. mubts fur
ibr eerihtlideS gri@sinen $500 8lre.
idaft fteaen. SisIsIbs siebt Rorris ale
@bsmann Dor uub ipig ni1;s msbr nit
lbrsm rs4tsmdbisen @atten gu ttun
baben.
= @iaiam @atrous bon Mcabsmr
Strabe, S@suneaufieber Der Orforh
Wline. fieI am Samfa8 4a@mittae an
2u,erne Strabe bon elmer 2abuns Ssu
unb Ianbete babel auf BEN aopfs. 81
ipurbe befnnunssIos aufsstObsn unh
tslmgetraesn, no Gin arst fehfsQte, bat
CT innerIi6s 0erletuneen erbaltsn bate
unb aud feline ObrtrsmmsI ssboraeu
mar. iobob &c tari blutete. Or srlanets
srh ON Sonntae ipiebsr bic Bsiinnunp
unb tuar aud stipas beffer, iobab isinl
@sneiune eripartsi ipirb.
"a. s. Roips bon Rorb @arfieIt
Apenue, ber ais Gonbufteur auf bel
2adaipanna Giienbabn aneeRelt mar
purbe etipa ~ rlbr am Ronias abent
auf BEN aspfer 8aIIsp 4tpeiss est5btst
Bie fi& bas nnsIad sutrue. 10 niHt DC.
tannt, bod mus Ct boz bic 2ofomotipI
setreten fein, ben Elm Arm unb elm Beir
waren eebro&en unb iein 2cpf ~ cine,
bsinats unienntli&sn NaRs ,srbradt
Der Berunelidie, usI&er fi& aleemeinsl
8sIiebtbeit srfrsuts. ipar 80 Sabre all
unb tpirb bon bey Gattin unb brsi ain,
bern abettebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
ai.a fia niat interpie,p en. .

Or. bon SOasbsn. Der bsuti&s Bots
ihaftsr fdr bic 8sreiuieten Siaotsn.
fubr auf BEN 6apae'Do Dompfer ,.@ruf
@aiberiss" na@ Samburs ob. 8spor
er on 8orb eins. ipuroe er gsFrasi. oh Ct
siipos iibsr bic @srd&te reesn ieiner
Aldfsbr mad Berlin unb feinen Bssists
unssn ,u Der Rseietune in Bafblneion
su ioesn babe. Ct aniiportete iur;, onb
sr iibst abioIut nifts ettpas su iaesn
babe. Dr. BON SoQsbsn tpirb auf isiney
Rsiie nur bon einem 9isnsr bseIeitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
3ebn @illiauen pelIars seHaseH
ale Nrieatserm6een.

gbseorbnsisr @rifiibs aus Snbiana
bdlt Elm Berm0aen bon $40. .000. 900 ftlr
ausl6mmIidb. CT unisrbrsitete BEN
Suuis cine 8orlaee far bic 8ednberune
Der 8srfaHune bnbin. bab nismanb iibsr
Elm Driputusrm6ssu bon msbr ats sl0.'
900. 900 psrfdesn barf. @as iiber sl0.'
600. 900 binausssbt. iol Der 8unbssrss
sisruns ;ufalsn. @riHiibs sefsbt ~.
oob sr bic 8orIaee nidt ieIbf erea&i
bat. fpnbern bab Ct iis nar i'm Suffrage
Anberer untertreitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15

= Sn Gbieaso fanb cine Gonferen,
bon @ef9dftsfabrsrn bsr Giisnbabnsn
bss @easns ftatt. 9as GresbHib Der.
fslben ID, bab isin 6treii Der @iisnbabs
ner hattfinbsn ipirb. RaH nil nit ibs
men eineu Bsrtrae idIissen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
1tnier idbrli9er Serfanf
bon 9amsn srtra gut aHssiertistsH
Weaslin ltntergeipanoern

1u ben usutlisn unb Gsbr oft trfufstn CIV.
len, beaann am ItBifn Samlfag. Gr eIipiss liw
ale elm Icfprtign 6rfoIg unb pfruriants sttle
GpmpIimsntt ron pissH br i@6rfFsn Mutduifr
In @erantpn.
ane bic as,eisteH @epdnbsr fine Heu.
Die pabsi bsuubtsn Watnialitn iine alt BON
uuftrtr ,iasusu Musudb uno In jtptr 0iniibt
ulfr alai. Die Wuibs fub unsptifsIbaft bic
bshsn, bic mir is OHsrirtsn.
Gin paar ,eitssma6e Preistbatia@sn.
WaSltn ttnterfieioer Sspt.
sps,islsr gerfauf pom @owns.
Damsn WlusIin @upus, feline AuaIitat, fin'
atitlelIsns golts, fur SO Gtnts.
Gnt anesrt 9iuis BON @cipns nit Stiaenn'
aen. ssr,srisn gofes, in alien @rOBsn ~ 10 eis.
glptt tine partis ppn pitl fsiusrsr Aualttdf.
Gin pcriiisli&ts @spaub ~ S5 esnis. Ssr-
iaufsprtIs SO 9tnts. =.
@opns In pitr pper flint Stpltn NANCE m'i
Spstu,8ti dntst nit 3uds, tie, ptfrfai9t
une V-formist Sdlfs, fur 81 eents.
Damn fnpet man IN etntr partte Sisls, pW
BON $l.0O bts ~ 500 ben Mnius lanIfn un0
tsbsm @,l6mud suiiprstsn.
epe,isaer gsrtauf Don 9firts.
Gambrie Sftrts, NIT eapn 6Icunn, Gluiftr
Suds unb Duff Ruifts fur 68 Gents.
Gint per,iaIids Nummsr nit f5lSaietr
Slsuuet unb sinssl&lassnsn Euds. fur 80 sts.
Gtinnt Sfirts, ptntfrt NIT Stidfrd uno
fstntu Euds 8trfaufspreis SO Gsnts.
Gin trtra brtitrr Sfirt pon Cambria, eaipn
gIounrt. Dies 1T Gin utusr Siel; anitatt
Spissn obtr Samburs bat % Sbtrrse Stlasun.
asn, bic bspsuttnb jur SdSubtit btitrassn.
Wtrib $t.35. 8nfaufsprsis 81 20.
prtiIt laufsn In ben bsHutn Sfirts, B. IN
@pissu 8elabuuesn, Sambur8 une bltnesr
Stftrsi, pon-$f 25 bic $6 w.
gBir pinltsu su bsmtrffnt eaB mir an panp
tab.u cine feline etuif BON Stiris, ptlHs NAB
rsne btr Gtisrtass bsiGmust puretn, bic map
rsnb bee Baiaufss gum aofsnprtis stbfn psr'
ben. Cine quite @slsssnbtii. um stnf AnlaS'
su ma1sn.
sur,s stirts.
sur,t Sfirts, tiufaG unb sspitrt mau&s IN
srtra 6rSben. Die preiit laufsu BON 46, So,
79, SO, $1.25 unb aufp6rts.
Gbsmifs.
gtsmiIs BON Gamtrie aussfsrtist, eapn Gud
>ptui.rt nit 9aleueisuuss SpiBsn unb Stidnti
sinfaGs sbtnfalls; pom 25 &snis bic $2.5O.
unterbplen.
Umbrella lintsrbultn, sinfaht unb Snjitri
8lounsss; gutter Bsrtb tu ~ Gents, taT u
Gents.
Cine ilnisrbolt i'm llnbrsla Stpl nit psr,itr'
ten 6leuuess, unp sius anetn pOafGneis sinfat
ppn l.br fsing AualitGt, fur IS Gents.
Dies il bic Sannn einis pon llnterbcisn
Cine pariis In bIinbr Siidsti umbrsla g VI
eins aubss nit tisfsn uftp 6luuness, fur At
Gents.
Juriett Bteeds.
nn(srs einis pen GOristt Ssbtdtn 10 puaian
big; pom IS Gents bis S3 0O.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

1t is not surprising or even an
alarming condition in the railway
world, to see the RAILWAYS borrowing
money. The renewals and improve
ments on all the roads have been stu
pendous. A Solomon's mine would
hardly furnish enough precious metal
to coin, to liquidate their fixed charges
and money for the work in progress
on most of them.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

To the many anxious inquirers. as
to the future policy of the electric
light company, The Sentinel can only
answer that, until the sale recently
made is confirmed bv the United States
court and the receiver discharged.
nothing can be done. 1t is to be hop
ed that this action will soon have
transpired. so that the necessary and
contemplated changes may be made.
that have been promised.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

If Denver cannot raj Sc the funds,
about which it has been talking for
so long, to build an auditorium. it
had better appeal to the balance of
the state for assistance. OF course
the rest of the state is interested in
seeing an auditorium erected in Den
vre. The rest of the state generally
goes to the capital city for the pur-
pose of attending almost every CON
vention of consequence, therefore it is
matter of interest to the entire
people of the state. So long has there
baen talk of Denver's auditorium that
the people of the rest of the state,
might really be induced to take hold
and build the auditorium, which
seems far from being built by Denver
capital.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

Every business man must earn, a
profit over the fixed charges of that
business or come to very quick end
ing There are men. who even yet
do business ON the same old spite prin-
cipal. Never is man so unwise as
when he adopts the policy of doing
business for nothing, in order to keep
the other fellows from getting it. He
would be earning money to let COM
petitor have business upon which no
profit can be earned. This is a uni
versal principal of business. Those
who heed it not have one end.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

A whole lot of people are wonder
ing, if the devil is subdued in Dem
yer. He has received some body
blows. since the Christian Endeavorers
arrived there. A cartoon depicts his
satanic majesty in rather bedraggled
condition. sitting on the railway plat
form, while the Endeavorers wave
him farewell. In all probability
he will be able to do little business
at least.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

We have accepted and published an
advertisement for the Longmont flour,
because advertising is our business.
But we believe that we have a flour
manufactured right here at home,
that is the equal of the best manufac-
tured elsewhere. OF course it is the
way of the world that, "a prophet is
not without honor, save in his own
country New things and foreign
things are appealing We have no
criticism to make ON any other -four
sold here in the city, but home pro-
ducts and home sold goods have always
found in The Sentinel a strong advo-
cate.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

Three is an ample field for Judge
wardlaw, the new proprietor of the
San Miguel Examiner. TO exercise his
talents. That paper has Lad, apparent
ly, sufficient patronage to make it a
paying newspaper property. There is
something else to handling news
paper. besides being classed in the
small contingent of ''roasters This
is usually an easy field to fill, the
editor usually having the better of
the argument, when he commands
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

A whole lot of people would be
satisfied if they could secure Grand
river water for drinking purposes. If
it has ever been proven that the Gun
nison water is any purer or more
wholesome to drink, we have failed
to hear of it having been done. Water
from the main channel of the river
Grand is most pleasant to drink
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

the columns of hissown sheet. But
it is the least profitable part of the
business. Men can have back bone,
may express their judgement of men
and things. but in these as in other
things the editor is not beyond max
ing a mistake. The Sentinel hopes
that Judge Wardlaw will measure
public sentiment and at the same
time have respect for his own judge
ment ON public matters, not arbitrar-
ily, but with due respect to the
rights. opinions and conditions that
prevail of right and Justice.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

The republican party might as well
acknowledge now, as later on that its
very existence is bound up and ruled
by corporate influence in this state.
There is as much harmony between
the factions of the republican party,
as there is between strange dog and
n home cat
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

The reign of love is approaching
The universal world is concerned over
tile condition of the Pope. 1t was not
always thus. Differences in dogmas
and faith are rapidly disappearing
before mans federation. 1t is one
end for which all are striving any
how.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17

Compliments are passing between
our COOL friends l. N. Stevens of the
Pueblo Chieftain and Editor Curry of
the Telluride Journal. Evidently
Col. Stevens feels that he needs the
assistance of really good western
slope paper. in his policy against the
Wolcott faction.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17
LOCAL AFTERMATH.

Open Saturday morning, The Wind
sor Cafe.
w. ID. Davies. the paint man. is
taking little rest in the hills.
Strictly first class in every particu-
lar, Tie Windsor Cafe. Opens toomr-
row morning.
Mrs. Jack Stevens aud little daugh.
ter, Jean, are visiting in California.
They will be gone a month
You get what you order at the Wind
sor Cafe. much or little. A pleasant
and desirable place to lunch
Mrs. Helen L. Fisher. the Worthy
Grand Matron of the order of the East
ern Star, left for her home at Aspen
this morning.
Geo. A. Warning, industrial teacher
in the public schools, was called to
Santa Fe. N. NJ, last night by the
illness of his mother.
The public is invited to inspect our
new cafe and restaurant. Opens to-
morrow morning. Meals at all hours
of the day OF evening.
A delightful time was had by the
members of the Eastern Star last night
on account of the visit of Grand Ma
tron Mrs. Helen l.. Fisher.
Acting Mayor. and president of Coun-
ell Nelson Hards was most active last
night in seeing that the smallpox pa
tient was taken to the pest house.
Wanted-A lady wants the care of
children during parents absence. 90
cents an hour night or day. any part
of city. Call or address 500 Pitkin.
f. A. Virtue. of the Indian school
corps of teachers, will leave next week
for the Navajo reservation to secure
scholars for the next years school
work.
Mrs. Sry will remove her music and
the Meserve building. The new place
of business will be ready for occupan-
oy in few days.
If there should be rain tonight. the
social and band concert. by the Young
ladies of the Methodist church, will
take place in the sample room of the
Grand hotel. in the Currie block on
Fourth street.
Milton Hess, of the Indian school,
who was industrial teacher, but who
resigned and took the contract for the
erection of the office. left for Denver
last night. He was called there on ac-
count of an accident to his sister. who
was hurt ON trolley car.
A big washout occurred ON the line |
of the Midnland yesterday at point |
bet ween Colorado Springs and one of |
the stations in middle park. 1t is |
said that mile of track was washed |
out. Several trains were compelled |
to put back to Colorado Springs. and |
come out over the Denver and Rio
Kersberg & Hertz. who have remov-
ed to this city from Meeker and who
are erecting handsome building on
Colorado avenue. will in conjunction
with their wholesale liquor and wine
business carry complete stock of del
icatessen merchandise. These goods
will be strictly first-class il every par
and will consist of both the
home and foreign product. Messrs.
Kersberg & Hertz can be depended up
on to conduct a store strictly upon
modern ideas and the manner in which
their handsome building is being
gives full evidence of
this.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-17
THE SENTINEL.
-, a rTrHrnrNrT, Dn,,,.
LEE & BUNTING. Props.

N. BUNTING. Editor and Manager
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-04
ELM:A

The building boom, which struck
Ema last summer, is going right ahead.
Not even during the rainy weather Of
last winter did the work cease. More
than sixty buildings have been put up or
repaired since then and several others
are under way. In most instances the
new buildings are much better than
were formerly built here. r. II. Wade is
erecting one Of the finest business blocks
in Elma. Lewis Bros. have their new
building enclosed. 1t will be a fine two
story structure. The new Grand Army
and Woman's Relief corps building is
The new store building, into which the
old Christian church was transferred, IS
ready for use. A store is to 60 into the
rooms formerly occupied by Esmond &
Esmond. Two rev churches, the Cath.
Ollie and the Christian, have just been
completed and are credit to the town.
The Christian church will be dedicated
next Sunday. The Seventh Day Adven.
It's S are erecting chapel on the lot
across the street from the Catholic
church. This puts all the churches in
Elma on enc street.
The increase of population keeps pace
with the buildings. Almost every train
brings immigrants from the East com.
ing to settle. The new arrivals have
much difficulty in securing living room s.
One family OF ten is compelled to occupy
one room as dwelling except that
neighbors are lending their sleeping quar-
tiers.
numbering is being carried on actively
in all the mills and camps around town.
Business in all lines is increasing and
EIma is certainly good example of the
business hustle and opportunity of the
great Northwest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-04
What's sin a Mans?

Shakespeare made Juliet say "a rose,
by any other name would smell as sweet"
That these words are very true in the
case OF the rose, is not doubted, but it's
application to other things and condi.
tons is seriously questioned. For illus
tration: We know that all railroads
must have scenery, grand, monotonous
or Indifferent, but when the "Commbia
River Scenery" OH the O. r. 4 N. is
mentioned, the traveller will tell you that
it is different from any he has yet seen.
All highways pass thriving villages,
but, when the interesting and renowned
Utah cities, Ogden and Salt Lake, on the
.. S. l.. Ry.; Cheyenne, Denver, Omaha
and Kansas City, on the Union Pacific,
and names of numerous other cities on
CHS great railroad system, are thought of,
comparison does not compare.
Again, all railway lines run trains, but
when the famous Portland Chicago
Special" running daily via the Oregon
Railroad 4 Navigation Co., Oregon Short
Line and Union Pacific, 10 brough. to the
attention it is known at once that it is
the finest and fastest train across the
Continent. There is mono like it.
When preparing for . trip, remember
the significance of these names and get
urther Information from
A. L. CRAIG, G. P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
J. R. NAaEL. T. P. A.,
61S First Ave-, Seattle. Wash.
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Notice.
the receiver,

The Hepfinger Exhibit is now incor-
porated under the laws OF the state OF
Washington, and, 10000 shares of stock
placed on the market,par value 500 per
share, this will be sold in three blocks,
the first five thousand will be sold at so
cents per share, there will be an ad.
vance on the second five thousand. and
another on the third five thousand.
Stock on sale at Garman & Barkleys
store, Aberdeen WASH, or address B. J.
Garman, (the president OF the company
Aberdeen WASH, over one half OF the
first five thousand shares have already
been sold, if you wish it do not delay.
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HOQUIAM.

ii. l.. Roundtree and wife OF Copalis,
are visiting friends in the city.
The ladies' OF til, Episcopal Guild met
with Mrs. W. l.. Adams. Friday after
noon
J. Densmore and w. Hunter, Of Aber-
deem left here Friday for their claims on
the Queets.
w L Bunker, Ct Chehalis. stayed
over on his way to his claim on the
Humptulips.
| Rev. Mr.. Griggs returned last week
from Oregon. lie reports Mrs. Griggs to
be steadily improving.
The city health officer is having all re.
fuse dumped or the vacant ground on L
street, in order that it can I've creamated.
Alta meeting Of the Baseball Club
Thursday night, &. II. 2ychard handed
in his resignation as manager Of the
team.
Il. l. Philbrick has returned from
Olympia. While there he made appli-
cation for additional oyster lands in the
South Bay district.
J. S. Gibson, we'll known drller, ar
rived in town Thursday night to inter
view Mr.. Perry, of the Olympic Jil Co.
Both gentlemen left next morning and
will return soon and proceed to the
wells.
1t has been ordered that all physi, ians
shall report promptly to the health
officer all contagious disease or diseases
of suspicious nature and that they are
expected to hold them for observation un.
til they are satisfied that the cases will
not convey conlagion or quarantinable
disease.
G. j Gable, Northern Pacific contrac-
tor, came to town Thursday from Moclips,
to superintendent the shipping OF dump
carts to that end of the line. Mr..
Cable expects that the line y i'll be handed
over to the operating department about
September | when connection can then
be had with North Beach by rail.