Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27


Chas. johnson, one OF Ed. Dolan's
bondsmen, has asked to be released
from the bond. Judge Pearson refused
to act in the matter, as the case is now in
the superior court. 1t is said the object
OF the move is to get Dolan into custody,
and then have the case tried before
Judge Irwin, without jury. on a writ
of habeus corpus.
We want representative in every city
and town in this state to present our
business. Orr proposition il an ex.ep.
tlonal one and offers to good, reliable,
honest party, with references, not less
than 800 per month. No canvass ing or
appointing OF agerts-a bona fde ,legiti-
mate business. Address with stamp. C.
q. Pulsifier & Co. Lumber Exchange,
seattle. 59-St
About fifteen y ears ago Walter Laidlaw
transplanted some oysters from Shoal.
water Bay to South Bay, on Grays Har-
Dor, as an experiment, and, seeing
nothing from the venture, concluded it
was failure. Recently several beds of
oysters have been found on South Bay,
said to be OF good size and quality, and
some applications to purchase the oyster
lands from the state have been made.
There was great flight OF Eagles to
Montesano, yesterday, where a new aerie
of the order was instituted by Grand
Worthy Secretary A. +. Partridge, OF
Seattle, and Dis riot Deputy Burns, OF
spokane. The Eagles of Aberdeen and
1oquiam chartered a special train for
the occasion, and attended the nstitu.
ton OF the new aerie in body. That
there was general good time goes with
out saying.
The Frank J. Becker block, Wishkah
and q streets, is about ready for occu.
pancy, and Mr.. Becker will move his
stock of goods into it this week. The
new block is one of the handsomest in
the city, the design being cred;table to
Architect Stranahan, and the workman.
ship is of the best order. Contractor
Cross did the carpenter work in the best
possible manner, and j. j. Robinson did
himself credit in the painting.
A disordered stomach may cause no end
of trouble. When the stomach fails to
perform its functions the boN els become
deranged, the liver and kidneys congested,
causing numerous diseases, the most
fatal Of which are painless and therefore
| the more to be dreaded. The important
thing is to restore the stomach and liver
/ to healthy condition, and for this pur.
pose no better preparation can be used
than Chamherlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Fer sale by All Druggists.
E. G. Finch arrived in town yesterday.
He says there is no doubt about his COM
pany building the electric road within
the time specified in it's franchises, but
considerable difficulty is experienced in
buying steel rails. All the manufactures
have orders for from four to six months
ahead, and owners OF second hand rails
demand the price Of new ones-and get
it, too. Mr.. Finch says the company
has decided to grade an earth 70 d, find
ing that cheaper as we'll as more sub.
stantial than treste road, and will
probably contract the grading in lO0-foot
stations.
Frank L. Morgan our city attorney
returned Saturday afternoon from trip
to the Queets and carries bad looking
eye. 1t seems that Morgan was on the
wharf at Oyehut when G. 7. Hall and a
party OF friends, whose homestead Nor
gan is contesting, met. A wrangle en-
sued and some one whom M,rgan claims
never to have seen before, struck him
in the eye. The trouble arose from the
fact that Morgan is contesting Halls
claim. The trouble was net unexpected
as these claim contests always produce
bad blood. The end is not yet.-;;o.
GUAM Washingtonian.
Thomas Collins died Friday morning
at st. Josephs hospital, after an illness
OF about six years. Mr.. Collins was
among the ca ly resit hts OF Aberdeen
and about six years ago he became
afflicted with complaint, believed to be
consumption, OF the stomach, and for
number OF years, he had bee ome so re.
duo ed in flesh, his demise was expected
at any time. He leaves brother, John
Collins, and several neces in this city
The funeral took place Saturday after
noon from the undertaking parlors OF
Beard,ley Bros, Rev. Father Garand
officiating. Interment was had in Fern
Hill cemetery.
A. W. Barley and Fred B Thompson
have formed copartnership un Ter the
fir name OF Barley e. Thomp on, and
will open with a stock of clothing and
gent furnishing goods in the Frank
Becker block, on q street, in about two
weeks. The new firm succeeds that of
Garman & Barkley, which was formed
for term of four years and expired by
limitation, the shoe business Of Mr..
Garman requiring all Of his store space
as we'll as his undivided attention. AL
though the firm is new, its members a, e