Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-06

At , O'Clock, D. IN. July II, the count
auditor will sell tracts p, %, and .;
Cosmopolis tidelands, at the court hous
door in Montesano. The tracts arr
appraised at $66.G6.
Will d ,uglas lett yesterday for Water
town, Ontario, and will return with
bride III few weeks. A number OF hi
bachelol friends were at tie depot t.
wish him Gcd-peed.
! The Grays iIarbor Militia compan,
has number OF fine so dierly !ookln.
young men, whose appearance on the
streets was very favorably commented
| upon, on the Fourth.
! Chas. Moo ~, the ten-vear Old son o
t. j. f. Moody, wat the victim OF didn't
! know-it was loaded shot gun last week
and received several shot in the breast
by its unexpected explosion.
While driving in the alley between
.tccol d cni ih!rd and q and II streets
| Saturday, one of Geo. McFadden s
horses broke Though plank, and mar.
rowly escaped breaking leg.
Uncle Sans guessing contest, at the
Humbolt saloon was decided Friday, the
following being the winners: Nj. f.
Bloom, LIST. 4th and 9Th prizes; Wilson.
End, 81 Munroe, 3rd. and 9th.
For IA lazy liver try Chamherain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They in
vigorate the liver, aid the digestion, reg
ulate the bowels and prevent bilious at
tacks. For sale by All Druggists.
G. W. Brewer, OF Cosmopolis, was
fined $40 in the superior court, Thurs
day, for having acted as justice OF the
peace after he had resigned the office
and his successor had been appointed.
Chas. Walker, the popular merchant
tailor, has engaged in the real estate
and insurance business. and Will here
after contine his tailoring business to
taking measurement for outside houses
The steamer Santa Barbara, well
known in this port, broke a shaft last
week when off Neah Bay, and was
towed to Seattle for repairs. She was
lumber laden bound from Olympia to
San Pedro.
:. Mckee started to cross the Chehalis
river in a leakv boat, Thursday after.
noon, and came near being drowned.
The boat sank just before reaching
South Aberdeen, and Mckee mad to
swim ashore.
Il. S. Kendall was in Olympia last
week, filing on mis- claim in 1915. This
township vase pened for filing thursday,
and n ost OF the land was covered by
holders Of scrip. Mr.. Kendall had three
contestants for his claim.
While Thee Callisnn was driving his
express wagon to Athletic Park yester-
day his horse went through a rotten
plank on street, and was severely cut
on the breast. There is possible suit
for damages against the city.
Hoquiam and Cosmopols must have
been lonesome on the Fourth, as it
looked as though the entire population
OF those places were in Aberdeen, whict
little fact should be remembered by
this city when those towns celebrate.
p. Peterson was bound over by Judge
Pearson in 81 900 bonds to appear in the
superior court and answer the charge of
living off the earnings of fallen
woman. The new law makes this offense
felony, punishable by imprisonment in
the penetentiarv.
Considering the large number of peo-
pie in Aberdeen on the Fourth, arrests
for disorderly corduct were very few.
Judge Pearson took the patriotic view
OF the matter, and in all cases of minor
import for Fourth OF July indiscretions
he RENTED the fine.
j. +. Juza, former resident OF Aber-
deem, now engaged in the grocery
business at Everett, was given verdict
for $500 in the superior court against the
N. z. Ry. Co., last week. The sum was
fer rental of the company's right of way
thro 'gh Mr.. JuzI's land, near Ocosta.