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NJ norm GREAT SOME HAVE GREATNESS THRUST Upon Them OTHERS USE 1EE Want ADS
BOARDING.

ArT 2og 70, FRANKLIN sSrnl11rT a + t1yNi
bonrdcfs a re desledt room for trhnsierts
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JOIN OUR NEW PIANO CLUB AND
E get a fine piano on such easy weekly or
miss the money. STULTI 81 BAUER,
tDas IL. Main Street. II. |. Solornons, Mgr
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FOR 5SALE-GOO HORSE; ANYBODY
years old; cheap for cash; 500 e. Broad.
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ROSES.

1880 PLANTS. OVER. 200 VARIETIES,
MERIT ROSE Co, Green Houses and
Show Grounds, Grace and Cedar, up-
y positc hermitage Golf Club.
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;riI +; / sI5AsON - On re il, Il lsH1NG
j and base bali; ali kinds to be .h!d md ut
prices that will suit you ut JOE ISlCk-.
iIRST,ATF''s. Eighteenth and Main SIS.
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sIEc1ALLY LOW.PR1CEI1 EALE or
n China silk Waists credit but prices 81.
Ways right. RIC fEAONo 4 GARMENT
n CO. aLa wv.
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BI1I1rirAT THE ICE TRUST. WITH HIGH
n prices Tor Ice sou must have a good rcfriR.
orator; get ono from us; new stock Just re.
E ccivcd. osTRA N DER'E. 200 w. broad 81.
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PANAMA HATS.

PANAMA HATS CLEANED AND
blocked ST.: straw hats cleaned and
r blocked IS and SOC. all work Guaranteed
first-class F AMERICAN HATTERS.
Store 90i f. Broad
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rcAIty ROLLERS TO DE REPAIRED III
mo and fully guaranteed ); estimates on smoke;
stacks and sheet iron work. ALLAN
x M'CAEll. III South y! ghth ~ ren1. !.
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sl.uREMP ali NORTH FIFTH, REPAIRS
umbrellas locks. bells. ETC.; spcll aity, SO
h carts. fl5 s a l.l5
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WANTED, TO SELL BY A PARTY
Wishing to retire. a good paying butcher
business, including horses, wag taGs;
will: a rare opportunity for any ono
wishing to start tcnering. Address
BUTCHER care this office. 3E
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ESTEY5 ORGANS AND PIANOS AT
factory prices; tuning and repairing a
& speciality. "Estey' Organ Agency
SWAZILAND NJ. JENKINS, Manager, 729
East Main. Telephone 2G9O.
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WANTED, "A CASE oF,8DYsPEPslA OR
indigestion that NORRIS cannot cure
with EIarriss Allti-Dyspeptlc and Tonic
l Water. Phone 1852. s3 Us
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EARN $50 TO 800 MONTHLY BCORRE-
spending for newspapers; - col II.r lo o.,
work III spare time; ne can l, ,t 1S ss
Il SYNDICA ATE, Lockport. N. \. N
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WANTED, AT ONCE. a. COOP 10rI; SEGoN S NJ
liz. Greensboro, N. G. i.i55 [,
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no LEARN BARBER
trade; eight weeks average time re-.
uu.Icd; wHgGs Saturdays while learning;
y $40 to SIS weekly guaranteed W 4 el
FREQ. fMOLER'S BARBER l;OliLEG u,
$50 Canal Street, New York CITY.
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rs OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLAItK'S PARTIES 10 EUROPE, 1904.
Twenty excursions during spring and
summer; ocean tickets all llnes Send
for&Tourist Gazette. +. c. CLARK 1l3
Broadway. N. Y.53i 5
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ST., 81, 6lG--WA NTt3D, TIC Ar "
p ors FOR bright coin fortn BIZ IN furnished
rooms. III n rs 70 III rs
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SIZES FOR HALF CORD 1SlLN-loNll7D Is mn
z LING Wood deliverd. SEC or 'ph nc Tor any
kind OF cooking wood or coa ]. u. Lacy
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NICIAloND GARMENT . co. FOB 2; e. SUITS UJI,cs
Waists and Skirts; credit, but right prices
No. 81 ! Cast Broad street, tla 5s
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WANTED, ALL COUPLES AN p FAM
Lies who are now boarding to, know how
cheaply they can 50 to housekeeping = - n y
nnIee our prices thefg lowest for either
cash or easy payments OsrRANDER'S,
200 West Broad Street. s5 tt55 Il
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N, AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS.
ORDER YOUR AWNINGS BEFORE THE
D rush from ttho largest house south OF New
York best work; send for catnloguea. NJ.
Il &. Is COPELAND Co, los N.5&Ninth street.
U'Phone ESQ. N
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moro S EclAL..

WANTED. THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN
paying 8 and w for. PLATINUM Photos
M. JEFFERSON FINE ART Gall
I'ERY. 5g3 East Broad; the old reliable,
20 Years In thu business In Richmond.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MAUD sWiNDELL,
experienced tAacher OF Pltman system ~
and ,ypewriting; persona! iAsttuclions given;
tt4a u. Main STREET.
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FIRE INSURANCE, 1llI e. MAIN sT11EET,
T Fl: IA Ut'HToS. Manager Phone
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FRANCIoNE's RESTAURANT. QU!Gk. SEX,
vice =; everything In season; open A'snt a'u
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WANTED SQUADS: WILL PAY HIGH
est cash price HENRY g, = 5l IVA Ol1n' .
East Broad Street. aE 81 ~ .y., N |.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWING; no DECLINING HEALTH THE
J proprietor Of an od established drug
store on Broad Street desires TO retire
from business: Inducements offered. AL
dress 4DRUGGIST,scar re this office.
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Confidence IN ONES WATCH
makes travelling a pleasure when correct
time Is always necessary; yours may be
capable timekeepcr. but through IN
competent repairing you have loss faith
worst wrecked watch. 4 and will do It
economically. I, GODDARD. $40 East
Main Street. Richmond. Va Watch In
spcctor for two railronds--R., y. and z.
and a, G.. l.. l6;
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:F YOUR ROOF LEAFS PHONE ISL OR
\ write II y. ] OllNsON. Agent, 1874 r. Ainiti:
Quick and permanent repair At sinai cost.
Complicated leaks aud roof work a specially,
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ATTENTION! d COLE CLUBS 81; COLE
Balls 25c., and they are all oak, too, u t
QuARLE5' s. US IL. Broad. He
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WHY SUFFER-? WHEN Y GU CAN q EFT
## CERTAIN PILE CURE for 25c. ut your
druggists
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pr:gT i HAVE EVER EATEN rs "A DAILY
Complainant 40 receive of our bread. e.
a5TERK iNSr,N'S BAKEnY.Try It for your.
self; lei North Sixth Street @ N
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sFRANC1ONE's RESTAURANTS: QUICK Ser
vice; everything In seaaon; open nlsht an
L day. sf 81 XIX 53 sii$ $53 @ W. 2%
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PERSONALS.

1MpOrT11D 7DAlLY-tTlaEsH MAgK15.
rel Salmon, Club Smells Pe i,s y noc IN
nvnrvthf1r "a the t1sh line. II ENRY e.
tBRHUER, 0 cast Broad Street.
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WANTED.

,yvANTED-REWARD s1oo FOR ANf
case Of Indigestion. ConsLipa ton. Ner-
vous trouble etc. ETC., that the DAN 7,
IELS method of physical culture l 7, :, any !,
Street "A positive guarantee with e. slF
case. S g$ta 55ga{ k'
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IT IT'S FROM E. PERKlNsoN's BAKERY
It's all o, X; made in u sanitary shop by
clean hands; III ~ SIKH Street. ~ iag3N
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FRANCIONE:S RESTAURANTS QUICK SER.
y vice: everything In season; open night and

GO|To GlLL's BAKERY, ,5o2 E. MAR
!, shall, for the finest bread. pastry, milk
biscuits, pan rolls and pullman bread;
4 phUne lUA3. Htti
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! FRANCIONES RE;SrAtltANT;S QUICK IS II;
vice; everything IN season; oLsn nlHn. anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

WHEN YOU CONTRACT WIT. US FOR
timing plumbing and Ras-ttilg YOU ---ay
be sure It's done right: also agents for cele-
braled Kelsey Hot Air FURNACES anu MOL.
come Ranges r. s. DALTON " CO. 10
Govarno- >stresI. 49, ..t3. .a#a-a rir afEi55
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HELP WAMTED-Ma

DRUG CLERK W4ANrED--.NE WANT
at once IL competent registered u I'M,
q reference and sta,c salary. .eXpectcu.
S1'ROTltE;R DRUG COMPANY, Lyhch-
brg Va, ft{5t!tg t7t 3l l
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A GOOD FREA1<-F1VE REPEATING
Shotgun, Brownings patent. the best
thing going for trap shooting. Call ana
sccsillcm at QUARLES'S. los y. Broad
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
jury Term OF Court.

Following is a revised docket OF thu
jury term of court which will convene il
this county Monday, June 20, Judge
Rice of Chehais presiding the first
week.
Monday, June 90
Grays Harbor Com. Co. VS.. Chas
Neeson.
Tuesday, June 2l-
VIM. Hulet vs. Walter Achey, Jr.
&. II. Imhof VS.. N. w. Lumber Co.
Wednesday, June %
N. Helbig VS.. Grays Harbor Electric
Co.
Morgan & Brewer VS. Alex Mcmillan.
Thursday, June %
Pacific Brewing Co vs. Ed Dolan.
j. A. Hutcheson vs.. Merritt Wood.
Chas veysey vs. A. Payett.
Friday, Jdne "a
Creech Broe. vs. Humptuips Boom
CO.
Saturday. June 25-
Mltteus vs Wheeler Bros.
White Sewing Machine Co vs. G. Vey'
sey.
Monday, June 81
N. G. kaufman VS. G G Noreger
r. B. Hall VS. West & Slade Mill Co.
Tuesday, June 2S-
O. A. Heltz vs. American Mill Co.
NJ. Wappenstein VS. City of Aberdeen
Wednesday, June %
Norris Safe & Lock Co vs. Aberdeen.
II. d. Crawford vs. City OF Aberdeen
Thursday, June 80
State VS. N Cramer.
State vs. Philip Moak.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20

work. On its completion it was towed
around to Portland for the installation oil
the machinery. The engines and boilers
were provided by the Willamette Iron &
Steel Works, which took the contract IN
competition with all the large engineer
ing concerns on the coast and number
of we'll known Eastern companies. The
tug boat, when complete, will cost
$4,000.
Captain A . I. Stream, who super.
intended her construction, will be
master of the Daring. Her mate will be
T. W. Stream, a son OF the captain, and
George Brkinshaw will be chief engineer.
On the preliminary trial Tuesday the
Daring steamed about two miles below
the mouth of Willamette and made .
average OF II miles under medium head
steam. The test was satisfactory in every
way. Among the large crowd of invited
guests aboard was w. p Corbett, presi-
dent OF the Willomette Iron & Steel
Works, and B. G. Hall, chief engineer of
the same company, A. J West and wife,
G. r. Wilson, F. A. Hart, Ed. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hulburt and two daughters, and Alfred
Hart.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY
Items Of Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County, Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
local Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Otis Goodell entered the Montesano
hospital Friday.
Tuesday WIS Flag day, and numerous
flags wee flying in honor of the occasion.
The new band saw in the Montesano
Lumber Co.'s mill was started for its
first run Thursday.
The Rev. Mr.. Benadom and the Rev.
Mr.. Fleslier of this city will exchange
pulpits on June 26.
II. F. Knoell and family are visiting
relatives in Hoquiam. Mr.. Knoell is a
brother VI Chris Knoell and Mrs. Hoff-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith have re-
turned from two weeks visit to their
son George at Sprague in Eastern Wash
ton.
A large new road engine was received
this week from Portland tor the Chehalis
County Logging & Timber Co.'s camp
near Montesano.
Settlers on the Satsop are doing about
$500 worth OF grading gratis in order to
get the road to the new county bridge to
be built at Tuinow Ford.
John Biles has placed log cars on his
railroad near Montesa no, and now hauls
logs on the cars instead OF pulling the:1.
over the ties, the former method.
TLo la bal 4
Thursday morning from Hoquiam. Judg-
ing from the blackeyes, skinned noses
and other bruises, it must have been a
fierce struggle. The scere was II to 8
in Hoquiam's favor.
The following marriage licenses were
issued last week: Arthur Bunch, Ida
M. Rambo; Edw. Larkins, Ella Achey
John G. Mouncer. Sarah II. Martin
VIM. II. Emrick, Mabelle L. Fenlason.
A meeting Of citizens was hello Tuesday
evening to consider the question Of cele.
brating the Fourth. The unanimous
opinion was that Montesano should cele-
brate. B. C. Crane was chairman and F.
W. Byles secretary of the meeting.
The farmers institute held at the opera
house at Montesano last week drew
good audience OF agriculturalists
as wei! as other citizens. Prof. G. L.
Smith of Spokane, Prof. r. w. Thatcher
chemist at state agricultural college a,
Pullman, and Prof. G. A. Tonneson, o
Tacoma, were the principal speakers
The institute closed Friday evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
OAKVlLLE.

f. J. Comfort, OF Grove. purchased
the Garrard land near Gibson's Tuesday,
the price was $l,l00.
Tuesday was Flag day, the stars and
stripes foated to the breeze from the top
of the Cruiser building.
Work on the new hall is progressing
rapidly, the building will be completed
in ample time for the opening ball
July 4th.
Word was received from Defender,
CAL, Wednesday that Bruce Couch is
dangerously ill with typhoid fever at
that place.
Sam Smith the Indian who was hurt
in row with John Sanches a few weeks
ago is in a dangerous condition at his
home on the reservation.
The I. O. o. F. will give grand open
ing ball in their new hall on the evening
of July 4th. The best orchestra on the
coast has been secured for the occasion.
The Odd Fellows held memorial SER
vices Tuesday. An interesting and
instructive address was delivered in the
lodge room by Rev. Hughes, P. G. OF
the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Skidmore, Frank
Criss and Amer Clark left on Friday
morning train for Alberta where they
expect to Locate. A host Of friends wish
them success in their new homes in the
north
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COSMOPOLIS.

Four masted schooner G. S. Holmes is
ready to start for Mexico. She will carry
about $40, coo feet Of fir.
Mr.. Green from Aberdeen, with assist
ance, has painted the George Seamen
residence near the NJ. E. church.
Chas. Pulver has taken new position
and is in charge of the planners for the
Grays Harbor Lumber company OF Ho.
GUAM.
Messrs, Schiller and Neua,t have
purchased float, with house OH it,
and will use it for a boat house. They
have two extra boats they will sell at a
reasonable price.
Friday afternoon, at e. H. c. Co.'S
tank factory. Paul Ashermon was turn
ing a small porch column. The column
broke and one piece of it struck him in
the face, knocking him down. He got
up, washed his face, twisted his nose in
shape and resumed work.
At McWhinney's shipyard, Aberdeen,
J. w. Hopkins Of Cosmopols purchased
large shipboat, in good condition,
which came from French bark that
was stranded on the ocean beach. The
boat is 26 feet long, has width Of seven
feet and depth of three feet and some
inches Mr.. Hopkins had his boat
brought to Cosmopolis beach and, with
the assistance of Stanley w. Smith
is giving it thorough overhaulng. 1t is
to be rugged like the ordinary two-masted
schooner that sales to this port, and
will be used for pleasure trips. When
the boat is painted, and has sails set
it will present an unique and attractive
appearance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
PYTHlAN KNIGHTS.
Give Swell Party. The Prettiest Ever Given
in the Citv.

in the City.
Last Thursday evening in the Fire
mems hall, the local Knights Of Pythias
surprised even their friends by the
elaborate and artistic arrangements and
the completeness with which all things
was prepared for the "Pink Party" The
colors of the order, interviewer with pink
were festooned around S5-he hall and
formed canopy for the dancers; while
the orchestra platform was fringed in the
lodge colors, and the emblem X. OF p,
was done in pink.
Each guest on entering the hall was
handed a pink paper cap, which was
worn during the evening. Pink paper
shaded the lights, giving pink effect tc
the surroundings.
The grand march at the opening led by
Professor and Mrs. f. H. Gay, assisted
by ]. M. Brooks and Mrs. Clifford, was
the figure OF the evening. Commencing
With two abreast, the figure kept chang
ing until at one time there were eigh'
lines OF march on the floor, which moved
without an error until the dancers prom
inaded down the ball 16 abreast. This
closed the march amid the applause Of
the spectators.in the balcony. The pink
two-step. introduced for the first time Oh
the coast, at this party was a great
favorite with the dancers, and all praised
Professor Gay the composer.
Miss Tanner. DR.. Coons, w. Caldwell
and MIR. Sylvester formed the orchestra
and no better dance music could be
furnished than was dispersed by them
Wishkah No. "A, X. OF z. are proud o
their success.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
ABERDEENs TUG.
Tho Daring Makes Successful Trial Trip
On The Columbia River.

The Daring, Of the Gray's Harbor Tug
boat company, was given three hours
trial spin down the Willamette river
Tuesday and proved that she is superior
to anything Of her size on this side Of the
Continent. She is equal to the bar tugs
at the mouth OF the Columbia.
The Daring is lis feet long. rs feet
beam ard ID feet depth Of hold. and her
tonnage is 237. She has 700 horsepower
compound fore.and-aft engines, and two
Scotch marine boilers 10 feet 6 inches
square, with a steam pressure of 140
pounds. The boat is supplied with the
latest appliances in the way Of towing
machinery, and has electric lights
throughout, searchlight, and the usual
accommodations for officers and crew.
The hull Of the tug was built by the
Lindstrom Shipbuilding company at this
place, and is remarkably fine piece OF
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nOQUlAM.

Born-Friday, June 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Turner, a daughter.
0. F. Witte is having porches added
to his residence on Fourth street.
Miss Eva Hembree Of McMinnville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Morrison
Nv. Totem is beautifying his resi-
dence on street by treating it to coat
of paint.
The memorial services of the Lady
Maccabees we're held yesterday morning
at the Methodist church.
H. Sigrist, who has been umpiring the
league games at the Olympia and Cen
trslia end OF the league, has joined the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
Sued by His Doctor.

"A doctor here has sued me for $3.50
which claimed was excessive for case
of cholera morbus," says X. White, Of
Coachella, Cal. cat the trial he praised
his medical skill and medicine. asked
him if it was not Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he used
az had good reason to believe it was
and he would not say under oath that il
was not" No doctor could use better
remedy than this in case OF cholera
morbus, it never fails. Sold by AL
Druggists. m
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II Will Be To Your Interest

If your contemplate visiting the st.
Louis Exposition, to secure reliable in
formation as to railroad service, the
lowest rates and the best routes. Also
as to local conditions in st. Louis, hotels,
etc., etc.
Ii you will write the undersigned
stating what information you desire, the
same will be promptly furnished. If we
do not have it on hand. will secure it fol-
you if possible, and without any expense
to you. Address
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street,
Portland, Or.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20
MEDAL CONTEST.
W. c. T. U. Ladies Will Crate at Montssano
Wednesday.
appearance.

W. c. 7. U. Ladies Will Crate at Montcsano
Wednesday.
Following is the program of Matrons'
Silver Medal Contest to be given at the
Presbyterian church next Wednesday
evening in Montesano, in connection
with the county w. G. T. U. convention,
at which an admission fee OF 10 and Is
cents will be charged:
Duet-Drifting. ...... Cliff Roberts
Oscar Roberts
"a Light from over the Range"
Mrs. Titus, Montesano
Vocal Solo. Mrs. r. G. Trask
GLOW Mrs. Hennessy Saved her
Boy. Mrs. Williams. Cosmopolis
1.-THE Face on the Barroom Floor"
...........M Mrs. White, Aberdeen
Vocal Solo. ................M Mrs. Holmes
"The American Creed". Mrs. Wheeler
"The tridal Wine Cup" Mrs. Payne
Vocal Solo. ......... Mrs. Dudley
ga Terrible Charge. ..... Mrs. Snyder
Music.
Decision of Judges and Presentation OF
Medal.
Music.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20

For sick headache take Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets and quick
cure is certain. For sale by All
Druggists. N
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20

Centralia team, tax ing the place of Ford,
who in future plays second base for Ho.
quiam.
Ralph Thompson Jr., and Jake Con
ser have formed a partnership in the
painting and paperhanging line. These
young men are competent workmen and
no doubt will do we'll.
Friends of Earl Cation gave him a
pleasant surprise last night on the occa-
sion of his seventeenth birthday. Light
refreshments were provided and a pleas
ant evening was spent.
Major W. S. Wilton, left Fridav
morning for Bellingham to attend the
annual encampment of the G. A. r. He
goes as special delegate from Washing
ton Post No. so Of Hoquiam.
The Y. M. G. A. OF Hoqniam Thurs
day incorporated under the laws Of the
state of Washington preparatory to tax
ing up the building proposition. The
trustees of the corporation have been
elected and are as follows: M. r. Ross,
president, w. l.. Adams, Geo. l.. Davis,
G. II. Jones, o. M. Kellogg, J. A. Kari,
w. B. Ogden, G. H. Rychard and Geo.
H. Hitchings. An active canvass for the
building fund will be begun right away
for the building, to cost, with the fur
nishings complete the sum of $4,000.
Two subscriptions of $1,000 each and one
for the sum of $500 have been obtained.