Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-10-26

| Ai'N ~ ny W. has ucClueL. 10 aSSlS
Aberdeen in rebuilding the burnt dis
trlct with brick and stone, and will hau
| building materials at one-half rates tt
this CITY until July, 1904. This will
effect large reduction in the cost of tn.
building to be erected here in that time
Relatives of c. F.. Anthony, at Port.
land, fear he was among those burned te
death at the fire. He had left Portland
few days before for Aberdeen, and has
not been heard from. Any information
concerning him should be given to Post.
master Campbell, who will inform the
relatives.
4. Zelasko refused an offer OF $22. 500
tor his & street block Saturday, as the
property is good paying one at even a
greater valuation. In addition to his
rental from the stores in the lower floor,
he leased the second floor Saturday to a
seattle party tor five years at $3.50 a
month, the leasee to finish up that floor.
James Stewart has organized the High
land Home Boom Co and incorporated
with a capital stock of $4,000. The
Wishkah river frontage property OF MIR.
Stewart affords splendid site for a
boom, and the hundreds of millions of
leet OF logs that are to come down that
river makes it good business PROPOSE.
ton.
Gabrielson q Holmer. the grocers, are
moving into their old location, 4S Heron
street, where they will have a complete
stock in few days. In the meantime
they are filling orders from their ware.
house, in East Aberdeen. Telephone
l5l. Customers can telephone orde, 9
to the warehouse, or leave orders at the
store.
Geo. Scott was sen enced to fine of
$50 and costs on the 18th of this month,
and on account OF his family, the SEN
tence was suspended during his good
behavior. Last night he was again ar.
rested, charged with threatening his
wife with knife, and Judge Pearson to-.
day committed him to Jail on the old
sentence.
Ed. Prescott has been missing since
the fire, and so has his S-year-old son,
for whose possession Prescott and his
wife have been contending, and it is be.
lieved he took advantage OF the confusion
to carry out his declared intention of
removing the boy from his mother, and
from the jurisdiction of the courts of
this state.
The Salvation Army is having trouble
about their leased lot, on F street, Al
though their lease has two years to run,
and the rent for this month is paid, the
owner, Samuel Benn, is charged by
them with refusing to allow them to
erect temporary building. One ar
lest grew out out OF the matter today,
and more litigation may follow.
The charge of five dollars a losd .
charged by some of the expressmen for
hauling goods away from the fire. has
the flavor OF extortion. and payment of
such charges should be refused. Let
them sue for it. No jury will be found
in Aberdeen or Chehalis county that will
sane ion such attempts, beside which
an ordinary hold-up becomes quite
gentlemanly.
While opening a box, J. C. Mount, of
Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran ten penny
nail through the heshy part of his hand.
II thought at once OF all the pain and
soreness tins would cause me-" he saws,
"and Immediately applied Chamberlain
Pain Balm and occasionally afterwards.
To my surprise it removed all pain and
soreness and the injured parts were SOON
healed" For sale by All Druggists.
d. Godefrin and Chas. Burger, who
were arrested Thursday night by Marsh
al Anstie at the socialist meeting, charg-
ed with riotous conduct and using pro-
fame and vulgar language, were discharg-
ed by Judge Pearson Saturday after
llOOHs AltHOuSil d ldISe CTOWu was
present when the arrest was made,
there were no witnesses called but DO.
licemen and the court evidently thought
the arrest mistake.
Attorney f. f. Shields was fined 500
and costs by Judge Pearson, Thursday
afternoon, for contempt of court, and
took an appeal to the superior court.
The knight OF the sheepskin. who is so
deeply impressed with the sanctity of
courts-when the other fellow offends-
was offered his choice OF the fine, or an
apology to the court, but seems to have
confidence in the upper courts leniency
to such a ready defender, and refused
the apology. The language used in the
court room when the alleged offense was
committed is said to be unfit for publ.
cation.
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