Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-17

~ was much afflicted with sciatica,"
writes Ed G. Mud, Iowaville, Sedgwick
Co.. Kan, "going about on cru'ches and
suffering a deal Of pain. was induced
to try Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
relieved me. used three SOC, bottles 1t
is the greatest liniment l ever used !;
have recommended it to number OF
persons; all express themselves as being
benefited by it. 1 now walk without
crutclles, able to perform a great deal of
light labor on the farm" Csc, Zoe, 81 %.
Sold by w. B. Paine 4 Co.
There was light attendance at the
chamber of commerce meeting Tuesday
night, owing to the stormy weather.
Seven new members we're elected. and
the appointment of board of trustees
deferred until the next meeting. Owing
to the festivities incident to the holiday
season, It was decided to skip the next
regular meeting. The next meeting OF
the chamber will be on Tuesday even
ing. January -, in the Ninemire block
at which time the president and secre-
tary will give smoker.
All efforts to locate the F. A. Lewis,
who wrote Mayor West, charging Mar
shall Anstie and Officer Lucore with try.
ing to graft the colored inmates of
houses OF i'll fame, have failed. Council.
men Morgan and Iildstrom, to whom
the matter war referred, investigated
last night, and the colored women de-
MED all knowledge of the matters
charged. In some quarters it is sus.
pected the charge is cooked up fake,
for the purpose of discrediting other
stories of like character. with possibly
more substantial foundation.
The removal of the Ocosta hotel to
Hoquiam has caused a law suit John
Anderson, the contractor, has begun an
of his contract. from the hotel owners,
while Creech Bros. are preparing TO move
the large building from the shore, where
the owners had agreed to furnish the
scows necessary for the removal, aid, as
they failed to do so, he was unable to
complete the contract. The owners deny
that they ever agreed to furnish the
damages against Anderson.
The Anderson 4 Middleton Lumber
Co. has moved into its handsome new
office, on the corner OF l and River
streets. The new Office is without ex-
ception the finest building OF the kind
on Grays Harbor. In its construction
the old conventional lines were discard
ed, and the building planned with an
eye single to comfort and the rapid dis
patch OF business. The accounting de.
partment is so arranged as not to be in.
erfered with by callers without bust
ness with that department., and in adj
dition to steam heat, the private Offices
are provided with large fire places.
F. S. Pierce. DR.. Smits and Dr.. Mapet
have Incorporated the Aberdeen Arti.
fetal Stone Co., with a capital stock Of
: 5000, and will begin the ma ufacture
OF the stone as soon as the machinery
arrives, and it is expected this week
The mes company will cree. the works
on the northeast corner of Heron and X
streets, first moving off the double dwell
ing now occupying the site. Forty acres
OF land have been purchased on he rail.
road short distance east OF the city
containing bed OF excellent sand fol
their purpose, and it is intended to so r
place on the market an excellent bull l.
ing material at very moderate cost.