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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
ALCALDE WRECKED
Lumber Schooner Wreck.
ed on North Beach.

The schooner Alcalde, in charge Of
Captain L. B. Harris, laden with cargo
Of lumber, went ashore on the North
Spit Sunday evening outside the entrance
Of Grays Harbor and is a total wreck.
Everyone was saved, the lifesaving crew
refusing them. Captain Harris had on
board his 16-year-old daughter, who was
making the trip with him.
The Alcalde loaded at the Michigan
mill, in Aberdeen, with cargo Of lum-
Der for Manila and was towed to the an.
choiage in the lower harbor Saturday.
A violent storm splang up during Sum
day and increased until the schooner be-
gan to drag her anchors. Finally she
broke loose, losing both anchors and 1O5
fathoms Of chain, and was blown out to
to sea. The wind changed to the south
east, and after drifting around for sever
al hours in the fog and darkness, she
went ashore on the North Spit. She car.
ried 900 feet OF lumber worth about
$4,000. 1t is reported that the captain 3
daughter was remarkably calm during
the terrible disaster and stood the trip
we'll. The crew was brought to West
port Monday afternoon, having been ia
ken from the vessel by the lifesaving
crew.
An examination OF the stranded
Schooner made Monday by Captain Har.
ris, who was taken to his vessel by the
lifesaving crew, disclosed the fact that
her hull is bursted and nothing can be
done to save her. The Alcalde was q
wooden schooner Of 321 gross tonnage
and was built in 1882 at Port Blakeley
A. Anderson OF San Francisco is manag-
ing owner. She was valued at $4,000,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

Henry Huss has moved his family into
Will Kelle'man's and in consequence the
dressmaking establishment in the
Gebhart building is closed.
f. B. NJ. Hall, of Centralia, who has
b Ell visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wick
Parrish, at Summit, went to Satsop,
Thursday afternoon to visit friends.
Surveyor Robertson was in Elma on
Wednesday to investigate the new South
Union bridge and have it accepted if
constructed according to specifications.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

6HuII1g CeU' % UT
Allen E A Brydon, Will
Chandler, Bert Campbell, James
Dean, Mrs Eliza Dahlin,
Fritsch, Bros Gholson, Richard
Ingraham, Mr. Hoynes, Miss Thea
Jeremiason, Edward Kistley, CYRUS
Kempter, Geo L Long, Thos
Moven, S E Matheson, w
Mckay, Al McCaulley, Geo
Nelson, Knute Nilsson, Mrs Annie
Olson, Ole N Reed, Aurthur
Smith, John A Smith, Tom
Shelley, Mary Shannon, John
Tenbroob, j G Troub, Rose.
Tucker, E A Walch, tt
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "Advertised."
r. p. CAMPBELL, P. M.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18
For Sale. holeI Furniture and: Good will.

I offer for sale the furniture OF hotel,
twenty.four bed rooms, dining room,
Office and kitchen, all in first class order.
House lighted throughout with electric
lights. Lease for one year with priv
lege Of renewal. House filled all the
time. Owner has business elsewhere il
reason for selling. F. E. JONES,
Phone 1717, SO q Street.
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ELMA

II. w. Couch, Of Oakville, spent
Thursday night in Elma visiting bis
little daughter.
The Merchants Protective Association
Of Elma is having its bylaws printed in
pamphlet form.
Miss Luella Troy, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Callow, returned to
her home in Olympia Monday.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-23

SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
E 5 5sssss Co. Co. GSe A = IL olives
Can. ASA. 100 4. and and impts. -, ,ou...
c nawass Co.. exs sS ar ps1 s spa
DEM Denver. 3 me 6ias. ioss Eafayssts sAS:
:: G.. Wsshins tSa, Z 5000 bldg: lots.
Fla, mr.. De Funiak Springs. 700 a. and inpts.
Fla. Eseambis Co., ~ A. land nd .nd 90
Ca cssss pa! os ans se %
H. Jersey &C. g 4 W sqs P gay fruit land
Ind Ind kosciuskS Co., sos 4. and i,npts.
IA, Jefferson c.. tine farm -, 2l2 ?, A.
Me-. Androscoesin c.. 1875 4. and impts. 49,.
Mi Ss a Z
Mass Mass " stonehan, good s.stcry business block.
ss W Waltz Psr sr s pss house and ,o
u Nh +. Grafton Co.: go s4 4: and impts. 49,
Y Ysssse q Sdg 81 os S vsa HSstsn Av
n. j. Atlantic Co.. rs 4. and impts.
Il !. Camden als fine ,1 1o.r RESI- 8 9Th st.
I. l., N. z. Babylon, ", Deer Park. 80 lots.
T. ss sssssoa q 10 res g s sna ''.s
s s$:ss e. e. e ss 81: &
Pa. shippensburs good store. dwell and lot.
Pa, Donora, fine 3-story bus. block.
Team. Jefferson City o. s;r. res; IL A.. ,,r,
and storeroom; well located.
Tex; Galyss.9n; good cottage ana lot: :o, 49,,
1890 A.; well watered finely located.
Wis. Superior. finely located lots;
Wis, Price Co.. 1000 A. uninproved land.
wis, Barron Co., % A. and fmpts.
WIS, Portage Co.. egpd; farm no 22o a; ...o,,
it: IS 4. cult: ss 4. timber; 49,.
il. ", n. OSTRANDER, N. A. Bldg, Phtla.
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RICH PRA1R1E LAND AT s. 70 s. AN ACRE;
Texas adjoning Oklahoma. e some fine soo iand
in ;, Oklahoma: This land has "A rich black
soil ada from to 10 feet deep red clay subsoil
and vegetables without irrigation and is an
excellent client stock stock country Our irrigated lands
lands Mr. Hageman, having a 5oo-acre or
e cha last year was offered 100000 cash for
Eth st $, Minneapolis di .ou'n"es'efn Lana co.
NORTHWEST CANADA-soo.AcRE FARM, 800
cultivated. 225 for crop. $40 pasture; fine hay
land; house and furniture; good buildings
machinery; twelve cows in calf. pedigreed
bull. nine work horses; main station tSo
Half-section, cultivated, six miles, on creek.
slacksmithery, earning $1,000 yearly; trip
banner and q. engine Eng goodwill. freehold. Can
=. MIDDLETON, REAL ESTATE.
Moosonaln. Assiniboia. n. w. T.. Canada.
FARMS ARE GOOD INvIsTMENTs-I HAVE
near Houston, where it's good old dlu Sumner aes
desire iistings Of good properties for sale
or rent. may be able to find the one man
YOU Want 10 sell anything
over. =. n. Bradbnry, sos New York life.
WE BUY, IMPROVE AND SELL
WESTERN
CANADA LANDS.
Call on Us Il you are in Minneapolis. Write
us If you live elsewhere. Let us show you
our unique plan OF investment. 1t costs you
nothing to find out what we can offer. our
Office Is near the corner Of Hennepin av and
Sd ct.
AssINIBoINE Z. & T. COMPANY,
zoo Sykes Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
BEFORE YOU BUY FARM OR LAND OF
large and small grain and stock farms In Hen.
nepin. Anoka, Isanti, Wright, Stearns and
Benton counties, call first for our new crcu.
lar, just out Of the press; read It carefully
throughout and you win surely and some real
JULIUS CROSSE,
Boston Block, Minneapolis,
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DO YOU WANT
Prairie land which. will produce 40 to so
bushels Of macaroni wheat to the acre and
pay for itself many times over out of first
seasons crop?
WE HAVE 1T.
On railroad, for $3.50 to S. an acre on long
ter years time. 1t will also grow corn, win
ter wheat, sugar cane. alfalfa. etc.
SELOVER, BATES & CO..
West Hotel Building, Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT
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Nxt

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Continued.
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FOR RENT-NICE TRANSIENT ROOMS, EN-.
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NEAT, CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
not and cold watsr stove st heat for genteman
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steam-neated fiat; gas in bathroom. No.
Grove st. Nicollet island.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM IN STRICT.
Is 18th st s. Fiat 2 ~ N'' ~ : AN-''''
FIVE ROOMS DoWNsTA1Rs; CITY WATER
| and gas. Inquire Of Baillif, 1914 Stevens av.
L. c. phone. 1887.
NEAT WARM ROOM IN FLAT; WALKING DIS:
1907, Journal.
FURNISHED ROOMS IN MODERN HOUSE;
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9th ST.
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ARE YOU RENTER IF so, MAKE YOUR
rent purchase you a home. We will explain
how this can be done by adopting, our new
bought for you built according to your own
plans and you pay the purchase price in month.
y an to Less than ths rent
home would cost you only $12 per month.
Call and investigate.
u. WESTERN INVESTMENT AND REALTY
COMPANY,
6OS-6O4 Oneida Building.
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AUOTIoN-AT THE RESIDENCE, 1920 MOO
let av, Tuesday next, 26th, at 10 a shar
BY order of owner, who is relinquishing hous
keeping. The whole of the elegant and cost
furnishing appointments of this large REL
in solid mahogany case; oriental carpet. velv
and brussels rugs fine mahogany writing tab
French mirrors. choice oil paintings and ste
engravings by Landseer and others; fine n
hogany Queen Anne four-post bed, massive
suits, iron beds, prime hair and floss
tresses, box spring, pillows, bedding. O.
dressers, chifonniers, fine Criterion music be
fine Bruno guitar (nearly new, massive di
ing-room furniture, contents Of plate racl
buffet, tapestry panel, paintings, mahoga
and oak tables, chairs and rockers; one lad,
mahogany desk, few books, plants, cary
bench, mahogany music cabinet, fire screel
Irish point lace. French tapestry and otf
draperies, one birdseye maple bed lamps,
and medicine cabinets, fine library clock, W:
weights to wind; Rolph sofa bed, large
parlor desk, jardinteres, gramaphone playi
eighteen airs, rope portieres, newell p.
gas light, hall tree, chatting dish, mantle Gle
and pottery, corner china closet, stag he,
brass upbrella we'll, Singer sewing machi
china, glassware, grillwork, revolvers. tot
ware, window shades, AL refrigerator, Relia
gas range, gas heater, baby 8 sled, launt
and kitchen furniture, table linen, cooki
utensils, and many other useful household
fects, all without the slightest reserve. Coz
may be inspected morning of sale only. S
positive, rain or shine. Hubert Bown
auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

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e: S::s tor sc sss g: q
sss5S l SSs so list s. 1roem 's Sous ss'' al
$4,000 for that new all modern up-to-date house
on Holmes Az near 81st st; large lot, hot
water heat: good purchase. Investigate.
.S21oo for large lot and house. arranged for
r sa for SIS G per 1 Month near z0'n
$4,000 for an Investment or a home in South
sul Mississippi I commanding a ane s' view
up and down the river. A new 4-room fat
Ter@s easy SoT 1nv satf tS sH.' D's
$1,000 or less. make offer, for nine.room modern
hss 10 q and asss PIN
*s.7oo by; aso1 S,eous. av. ssroom house, barn
and large hsnnery; within eighteen min
the city more convenient for chicken bust:
Over 500 homes in the southwest part Of the city
500 bargains; Price from $1,000 ITO to So TO-
600. See ma and my list before buying.
New York Life Building.
Ss6o-LoTs on LYNDALE Az s, BETWEEN
s ssa s5 It. Oily o. Ss0't av between sstn
$500 each, lots on Lyndale av. between Beth
and oath, west front, 4oxi2s.
$780, Lat on east sron Easy 2en and
$500 each, lots on Garfield av, between 31st and
32d, west front, 45x12S.
$3.50, lot Emerson av S. between Lake and
31st, east front, 48x129.
$500 lot, corner of Grand and 32d, 45x125.
5000 each, lots Oh Irving av s, between 2ath
and Goth, east front, 50x12S, fine shade
r. trees lie fine.
$500 lot on 9th av s, between Lake and 81st,
40x11S. =
$500 each, lots on Irving av S, between 82d
and 33d. east front, 42x119.
$3.50 lot on James av S. between Lake and 31st
east front, 46x129.
5000 lot on Park boulevard Lake Harriet, be-
tween 10th and 42d, 8Ox17O.
81, 900 EACH lots on Pillsbury av, between 25th
and Goth. east west front, 44x165.
$500 lot on Dupont av s, between Sunni,
and Lincoln 50x135.
THORPE BROS,
ID. .. Andrus Building. 3d..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

Continued.
WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
CAL, San Bernardino CO.,, 10 a. fruit land.
lii, Carroll co., excellent 400 a. FARM
Mich, Marquette, good bldg. lot.
N. Y, Washington CO.. POO a. 6 impts.
Wis, Iowa CO., excellent 200 q. farm.
Flour MILL water power, 60 a., 80 a. water,
McHenry, Ill. $4,000.
Magnificent modern hotel property, Manitou
Springs. COL; Is rooms, en- suite, with bath.
$50 a. valuable oil land, Otero CO.: Col;
Lunch stand, dwell, ground, Pasadena, Tex.
W. NJ. OSTRANDER, n, A. BLDG PHILA.
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n,cpprs RENTAL LIST. !,
N1oAAAe . SMITH, HOUSES OIL Nloollhi ~
$5o.oo-22ls 9th ay s, rooms, modern, fur ,r,
mace. barn, in frst-class condition. Will
shade rent to April 1.
$3O.00-2O9 Oak Grove st, . rooms, modern, gas,
gas fixtures, furnace large yard, walking
distance.
$37.50-11O 18th ct S, s rooms, modern, gas,
gas fixtures. good furnace, walking dis
$27.5o-lsl4 4th av S. 8 rooms, modern, ex-
ccept furnace, gas, gas fixtures, walking
distance.
$40. -272s Harriet av. 8 rooms, modern ex-
plumbing. barn.
$10.O0-36lS Grand ay. rooms, well.
$lO.OO-2UO7 18th. av s, rooms, city water in
FLATS AND ROOMS.
$40. 00-2500 Lyndale av S, rooms, modern,
open plumbing, furnace, corner first floor,
hardwood floors. Open Sunday.
$12.50-611 Dupont av NJ rooms, city water,
closet, bath, gas, gas fixtures, first floor.
s1o.oo9 oRsa s Sth ay N rooms city water
sewer. second floor, walking distance.
IA Open Sunday.
$10.OO-2S34 10th av S, 4 rooms, city water,
sewer, large yard.
S95O-2S34 18th av s, rooms. second floor,
city water, sewer.
$15.00-3l09 Columbus av, rooms, second door,
city water, gas, bath, closet.
MISCELLANEOUS. -a,
$1O.00-Space In No. 4O7 Hennepin av for desk.
room.
Fire, Burglar and Plate Glass Insurance
written in NO. 1 companies.
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tive Engineers in the United States. He
was born in Woburn. Mass, in 1843, and is
at present residing at 23O w 7th ST., st.
Paul, MINI. He says:
I was taken with Ia grippe and sciatica.
I had the best doctors, but without much
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engineer, recommended DR.. GREEN'S Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, and /
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and I took three bottles and to-day am
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'sDr. Green's Neryura blood and nerve
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for business, especially If he is of nerv-
GUS temperament. Dr.. Greene's Nervura
has built me UP SO that can safely pro-
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This remedy is the surest cure ever
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SETS OUT TO KILL
Mrs. Etz Attacked Twice and Left
in a Pitiable State.
Saved from Fatal Results Of Second
Encounter with Grip by DR.. Will
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*< Not content with shifting down it's
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the attack, and is followed by such
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- i suffered from two attacks Of the
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f.andS the second attack was followed
aby terrible after-effects-a i suffered
for nearly a year and. during great
part of that time. my symptoms were
constantly increasing in Severity, al
though lSwas under the care: Of a. doc
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There was AN ;. ncessant ringing
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I had very weak heart action and I
believe that my Kidneys became at
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ness would come: over9my limbs. i:
''My trouble was complicated with
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| could not raise my foot two inches
/ from the floor. The rheumatism grew
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| DR.. willians' Pink Pills are so
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NEW PATENTS.

Washington, D. c., March 5.-(Spe-
sciaD-The following patents were is
sued this week to Minnesota and Da-
925-933 Guaranty. Loan building, Min
neapolis Mimi: John H. Anderson,
Little Falls, Mimi, bob sled: John
Casey, Casey P. O., Mimi, anti-kicker
for cows; William E. Corkey, Brain
erd,. Mimi, screw thread trimming
d. stone molding machine; Henry A.
Gerdes, Minneapolis, maturing hy-
sdraulic lcements; George w. Kellogg,
Grand Forks. N. D., car door; Thomas
E. Mather, Minneapolis, liquid meas
uring device; Francis: A. Nolan, St.
Paul, Mimi, trolley replacer; Peter A.
Ortiz Mennes. 8. D., tongs or clamp;
Charles K. Sharood, st. Paul. Mimi,
shoe s. Edwin C.. Washburn. Minneapo-
lis, draft rigging for cars.
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BLUE And DISHEARTENEED
And Not Without Very
Good Cause.
+ All Resulted from Weak Kid
neys and Torpid Liver.
The Vast Importance Of Those Or.
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II your stomach. kidneys and liver don't
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1nactioh. or disease Of those organs, clogs
the whole system and makes bad blood
and weak nerves. The complexion soon
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appear under the eyes.
Othey symptoms are sure to follow, such
as bad taste in the mouth, gas in the
stomach, loss of appetite, biliousness,
constipation, sleeplessness, headache, pal
pitation, nervousness and exhaustion.
Every one of these conditions leads to
serious disease If not checked. Mr.. John
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