Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-07

! The best place in the citv for Easter
, hats and bonnets. all the latest sty les.
Mrs. Blade, 203 Market street.
Wanted to trade, one thousand shares
OF stock in the Six Eagles mine for a
lot in Aberdeen. Inquire at the Hen.
AID office.
The Grays Harbor Electric company
hopes to be running its passenger coach
over the bridge into Hoquiam proper
next Sunday.
The Case OF Peter Hoppa vs.. City OF
Aberdeen has boon dismissed by the
supreme court, the cause of contention
having been settled.
0. Gagnon returned from the sound
Tuesday evening, accompanied by his
family. and assum d charge of the
Aberdeen hotel yesterday.
The ladies' OF Aberdeen and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and examine
our new line of millinery. Mrs. Z.
Bernard, Market and F streets. If
The steamer Harbor Belle will begin
next Sunday making excursions to
| Westport. The excursions will be every
Sunday during the summer season.
I r. r Bassett las established a mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, a 81 Wishkah street, next
CO he HERALD Office. Phone sos. z5-tf
The Rathbone Sisters entertained the
members OF Wishkah lodge X. OF p,
last evening. The gathering Was not
large but one of the pleasantest OF the
season.
The Commercial block, on Market
street, is scene of great activity just
now. Nearly fifty men are employed on
the large structure, which is being built
OF poured concrete.
G. P. Clerin was elected representative
and &. J. Wolff alternate Yesterday by
the local lodge, to the Grand Lodge of
the Knights of Pythias which meets at
! Spokane next month.
/ Remarkable ''Bliss Native Herbs"
that so many thousands get so much
! health from and give universal satisfac-
ton everywhere are to be found continu.
ally with O. J. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. 43.lSt
In the superior court Tuesday judge
Irwin overruled motion for new trial
in the case of A. A. Armstrong, convicted
of murder in the first degree. The case
will be appealed to the supreme
court.
LOST: A female hound. yellow. with
a little white on head and end of tail.
Leather collar with brass ring. A re-
ward of 500 will be paid for her return
to Jno. B. Cooper, Second and N street,
Holuiam.
The call for the democratic convention
has been issued, and will be found on
another page. The convention will
meet at Montesano, Saturday, April 80,
and the primaries are recommended to be
held on the Saturday previous.
Eugei France left yesterday for an
extended trip in the east, and on his re-
turn will be accompanied by his two
daush ters from Iowa, who will occupy
the handsome house now being finished
for Mr.. France, on Terrace avenue.
The fine naptha launch belonging to
Cliff M. Weatherwax has been missing
since last Friday, and believed to have
been stolen. Description of the launch
have been wired throughout the coun-
try in the hope Of capturing the thief.
Ivan, the five year.old son Of O. G.
Lille, who was injured by truck last
week, and thought to have been fatally
injured, is recovering nicely at the Aber'
deem General hospital. The lad escaped
with fractures OF the collar bone and
jaw.
Instead of engaging in some light
business here, Collin Mckenzie, who was
crippled while fighting fire last October,
will probably return to his old home, in
Nova Scotia, as soon as he is able to
undertake the journey. About 500 has
been raised by the citizens of Aberdeen
to assist Mr.. Mckenzie.
Public Librarian Walker makes the
following report OF the library for March !:
No. OF volumes in library February 30,
1897 added during March, ;otal in Ii.
brary to date, 400 ;loaned during March
81; borrowers application during month
81; borrowers application TO date, 10 !;
cash on hand March l, $l3 So; amount
of fines collected in March SO. 90 amount
allowed by council for moving expenses,
$40; donated by B Garman, IS; donat-
ed by others, go cents; returned on or
der for books, IS cents; expenditures.
$2o.05; balance in treasury March 81.
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