Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21

having been sent with the steel. This
week will see It laid on the Heron stree,
part OF the road.
Miss Cassie Graham went to Olympus
Yesterday to attend tie hearing of the
contest over her land claim, which is
being heard at the land Office to-day.
A number o. witnesses in the case also
went to the Capital city yesterday
Chas. A. Pinckney is having build
ing, 24x13O feet, erected on his lot on 1
street between Wishkah and Market
He will occupy the trout end with a
plumbing shop, and Lucas & Bean. con-
tractors, have engaged the rear part for
their shop.
A couple OF young men started in a
Sail boat Saturday for duck hunt, and
when in the middle OF the river one OF
the guns was accidently discharged, cut
ting hole in the bottom OF the boat.
The hunters hurriedly returned to shore
and put off their trip.
At the Edison theater Friday night
amateur night-the little Hendron
sisters, aged fourteen and eight years,
made decided hit as violin players.
and Jack Criveyea and Jack Lachance,
as buck and wing dancers, lied forth
appreciative applause.
Hayes 4 Hayes have decided to build
their new bank building of Tenino stone,
and representative of the quarry was
in'the city Sc saturday looking up the con-
tract. The new building will be 25xS5
feet IS feet high, and will be built under
the supervision OF l. w. Mason.
Geo. Nelson arrived Saturday from
Ellensburg, where he has contract to
build an irrigation ditch, and will push
the work of the electric road to Ito.
quiam. Mr.. Mel on has bought out his
partner, Mr.. Heavy, and is advertising
for 100 men to work on the railroad at
1880 day.
The sidewalk on the east side Of G
street, ft the half block above Heron,
was torn up about month ago to re-
move the buildings on that corner. and
pedestrians are still obliged to take the
middle of the road along there. 1t
should be the duty OF some official ia
have sidewalks replaced in such cases.
A. E. Fitzgerald and Frank ]. Quilter,
Of fhis city, have formed partnership
and will establish cigar factory at Ho.
GUAM, uifler the firm name of Fitzger.
aid & Qnilter. The NV firm has pur.
chased the factory of Chas. DeBruler
and has an excellent field, in which
their many Aberdeen friends will wish
them all kinds OF success.
Mr.. D. P. Daugherty, we'll known
throughout Mercer and Sumner counties.
VIVA, most likely owes his life to the
kindness Of a neighbor. He was almost
hopelessly afflicted with diarrhoea was
attended by two physicians who gave
him little. if any, relief, when neighbol
learning OF his serious condition, brough,
him a t,ottle Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
cured him in less than twenty-four hours
For sale by All Druggists.
There is at present every prospect OF q
| log boom war on North River. The
Nicomen Boom Co. have owned anC
operated boom over there for severa
years and, this fall, Frank Hobi begar
the construction of another one on the
opposite side OF the river near the ole
one. On Wednesday the Nicomen com
pany, through their attorney, J. T
Welsh, went before Court Commissioner
Gu lgel and secured a temporary in
junction against the continuance O
work on the new boom.-South Benz
Pilot.
At sunset on Monday the Jews O
Aberdeen and the world will commence
the celebration of the 5664th year since
the creation of the world, according tc
Jewish chronology. 1t is known in the
Hebrew language as Rosh Hoshana
and occurs on September %, the cele
bration beginning at the close OF the
day previous. The day marks the be-
ginning Of the religious year only, the
Jews OF America and other Christian
countries observing the new year on
Jan. as the Christians do.
The Acme opera house will entertain
its patrons on Friday Sept 25th with
what is claimed to be The melodramati,
success OF the season, Messrs. RoanC
& Clifford's most gorgeous production
"Over Niagara Falls had its premiere
in New York, where all amusemen,
enterprises run the gauntlet of severest
criticism, an it is necessary for at
fractions to be extremely meritorious to
remain unscathed. The eminent critic,