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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-01
NoTIcEl

The annual meeting of the Young Mems As
ISOLATION for the election OF officers will be held
IN the Library Monday. March 81, 1891. Polls
open at O'Clock and close at o'clock in the
afternoon. II II. WEBSTER,
Recording Secret
Bennington, VT, Feb a. 1904, AIRY,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

ben Iprite Tel ligger R offentl'se
gD1ninger, Observation-Disclosures Son
terer, 9%uoernsrens pg andre &n@
beosm9nbs 9oliser, goit@, 5eieoraf-
o9. Selefoncentrolerns, 5engilet, be
elsftriite 8Gtter ps 89rfiteoer %
to 6unorebe andre administrations
b"nonineer . Den europ9iIte Del,
3alnps Sanpelscentrum, ligger meO
Yifolaus plabien iOm Centrum. Sra
bette ubsaar 10 officer, at hpilte en-,
MoItpa : @1een fsrer TIL Sdpneans
lQgene; forgprist er @leerne opfalot
otter Stormagterne. Den treble Del
at gpen er forbebolbt ainsl erne og
tilt fra be to andre peb en- ofentli5
Bart oa peb planteitoier.
Oct me9tige Ruslarb bar ofrst
Rubler / MiGionpis pua 9ulnn. c9
/ SenTeenbe til 2utius pg Irranaez
ment fan fun paris tomme op pad
5iben at penne 2dtens gp. De brez
be, pel6rolaate Gaber, be so WtIl
mufabomiierebe Neje, Ydrterne, 5ds
perne, Sporpejene, Sp9ebuIen mi, 8irs
ferne, Sotenerne, ben pibunoerli9e ID
Waeter brebe SpabIerepei, fom inOr
ia ct Oar Mil sennem Sjeloene, =
aft taller ON Ruslanbs 5ro paa
5remtiben.
Oesuoen er OalnD Gnoe lt%ationen
for 0erbens l9neite Sernbane, ION
berer QIiens 5rafif 5000 Mit. 20
@ange ussntlie git bet transItbirtlte
3oe fra Oalnb til Moifpd, o9 13
Daoe parebe bet, inDen bet naaebe TT
Gnoepuntt. Oalnp forforter Rsjs
fen omtrine Sorben, og brtnger &ina
Il Oagsreifer n0rmsre europa. Dens
6apn funbe sipe plabs for be ftsrite
Stibe, bporlebes 5lObtiben enb bar.
Sc~nbre6apnen bar beifpttet al en- gsl'
%oebrpoer, fom bar naixn 5000 5oo
lana. Gn @ranitbof 1856 Sob lang
ca 80 Sob brsb bar f~ulcFerbis oa
en- cnben n9r peb at blipe bet. 09rts
terne bar elettriit belpit. Bag Serbia
nefporene, iom fsrte til Sfibene'
laa rummelise @arebuie at @slsss
blif, battenbe 100000 8pabratfoo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

talb pod nogen at benz. Sg jeg bar
pod forItenig Muabe o9ret meb til
at fremme Sagen for benz ale fire.
Oct er aItfor ineoerbjertet fun at 6az
be Bldbs Ill en- e1er to. Wddtte Ri
mart bsre ON en- paa patifc aDiten
% EN- poo @tlanterbaOstbitenl Saa
1T Ri lets, og bet betsb en- frdftigere
llbfoIoelfe al 2ipstraft og Nrbejbe |
rg FOR SUBS 8i9e. Obi intetItebs
ian 9riftenlio bebre bepares og bpg.
%tiggeres, enb bpor ben unge Dag
fer Dag ii6ber Oeb triftne 26reres
5sober for at undertakes / aft bet.
Der Ital bpetiegsre bdm for 9ipet.
oPructice nbdt Dou prea6", poli
iOp. o8erb fpea", ieg IfaI ogfaa not
rare meo at bbe pengebibrag efter
Gpne, ON Der tuges fat pdd Sagen.
Gnbper er nelbebagelig / 5orbolb til
het, ban bar, oe life / 5orbolo ii
bet, ban life bar, Tiger SUBS Orb.
Blot hi MI, oe melt s, Der bor / Stos
lens N9r6eb, bil boe otter Gbne, fao
ftol Sosen not tlares, tbi bet mongz
Ter life pon @pne, ON 8iaien Blot er
Der. 99nt pod bet Orb of Dor Ser
re % Srelier: y9erer eber gennsr
beo bet urstte Shannon, at noor :
ftiaes berfrd, be IfulIe annamme eber
i he ebige 8oliger." (9uf. Is, 81.
s. &. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

Z Naret 1902 tom til Odlnp III
5raetbampere os 1418 finefi'te
DIjunter. Den "a. 5ebrlor 1868
lgb bet ferite !5urtigtog ino til Dali
M, og famine Dag gift to patetoum~
pere, tilbprsnbe bet sittineifite Serns
boneIelitab, til Nagaiuti og Sbanss
bal.
Ruslanb bar forpagtet Salnb :
5erritoriet | % Nur, men SdlnD
bar life bpgaet for % @ar liben.
Den rusiiife 4rtitett og be rusITte
IrbeIbere bar netop enbt beres DR.
beibe. Der lieser en- i9Ifom Sroni
G3urens 5ororbnina, at OulnD ffal
ere aaben for ale 5olfeiags Slaaz
be, og at MI benne meb faa ubnre
getoItning erunblagte 8p meb ct
Slae blipe ebelagt peb ct dnoet
Ma9tbuo for at ifabs Supdneferne.
.5lfbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

,8iounoerbben" Oolnb, 6ois6op.
neanl9g Rusierne for en- 5io fiber
ielp ebelagoe, e0er forIsete at ebe-
l9gge. er rpitaaet lige ina burtig,
iom ben MI Times beitemt til at for
Ipinbe = forele6i9.
6iitorien ON bette lille Yiounoer.
lambs Opitaaen o9 5orIpinben lppe'
iom ct aapitel al ct Gpentpr. 2ile.
Tom / fin 5to en- G3ar tos en- 9lpori
trat en- lige 2inie fra petersburg ii
MNoffpo p9 fogtc: nSonlebes ifal
Ssrnbanelinien l9eses" faalebe!
cmtrent greb ben nupnrenbe G8or
for fem Oar iiben en- Den, betesneb'
paa ct Sort to1p fineiiIfe gper .!
iasbe: Der ftal lisse en- itor gp.
Saalebes opitob 0alnb, Der fig
ger / en- Oal, fom pau be tire SipeI
er inbeiluttet of 9sioebras os MOI
ben fjerbe penber imob 3alienpun
tusten. Oe bet itete efter G3ureni
gefaline oe pud 3roos at ale Coz
for 9benins af gber. Der bar in
gen Itor 8efoltnins. iom pentebe pa'
8pens @nlag, ingen 5anbel nsbpen
bisejorbe gnensanl9g; bet er CAN'T
imittert ben eneiie gp / gerben. ion
er bpeeet for at psnte poa fin 9e
|%folfning.
Gn enselif ReiIenIoe ffriper, lat 49,
en- er anlaet faoleoes, iom ct Bar
filler fire 2eeetsjsbufe op pua Scr
bet. Den Qrtitett fra petersburg
Iom ubfoitebe Ylanen, bette Oalnp
tire Dele: gpreerbben, ben europGi
tie 6anbelsbp o9 &ineierbpen. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

blroe belt I'D lutte 1t9 til Uien19pes
ben, s 5orbinoelie bermeb bill jsa
tilape mig at gre unge Mennei ter
opm9rfoim paa, at 0es U1oines er
bauoe en- imut og behagelig gb Il
lepe / og tilliee pitt lite OanIfelig at
finoe Qrbejpe /, farli9 for bigger, iom
pil gore 0usor6ejbe. Sfte fommer
ameritdnite 0amer og iperger Gil
barite bigger.
@lem iaa lite, fere un9e M1anb %
&Dinber, naar 5 fommer til 8ss
Moines, at 5 er 1jertelig beltomne i
8etbesba Meni9beb og airfe, pg al
bet altio er iaare ngopenbigt, ndo S
tommer til en- fremmeo 8n, itrafs Of
f9gs fen. bpor Der finbes oanif lutb.
Strife og Menigbeo; t6i Der ION optrs
alt er Snpb1oelier not, men De CT
in9enlunbe gobe alle.
De er goot for aqe Menneifer og
life minbit for be un1e al minbe5
@ismanbens Orb: Sig mig, bbem
ou omgaas, iaa ifal jeg iiae big,
6pem Ou En-" Og bet gomle OrOe
iprna er ogiaa 9obt at minbes: SLIT
Omgdng foro9rber gone Sober"
st Itent O9 efterfplgeliesbarOigt
3r9f bill je9 tiadbe mig Der at feje
iii. 5or nogen lib Iiben tom Der en-
ung Wlano fra adcine, Nis., og fit
Arbeioe Der. 5grite Ssnbag ie9te o9
fanbt ban en- airfe meb bdnif lut6.
0uostieneite, uben at fenbe nogen be-
TENT blep ban lebet til Dor Strife
og bpor bleo ban life operrdifet peb
at le ben 9amle Yr9it betr9oe Orc
biteitolen, Iom ban fenote iaa 9oOt
fra Raeine, men pad 9runb al, nj
ban / De iibfte Bar Nar bapbe orbei-
bet / lin profesfion andre Steber.
life pioite, at jeg bar tomuen Biz,
oeiad Ri bleb glao onerraif et beb at
ie ben t9re rnge Mdnb ber. Senere
er bans 8rober oa en- dnoen ung
Wtdno tomnrsn fer, bon ger bet
bog gOot at ie iaooanne tere un9e
Wenneit tier iege 9irten flittigt og toms
me iammen meo Menigbebens Soft.
9i bar ogfaa bait ben @l9be, at
Mr. 81. 2unb og 0uitru bar f9itet
30 iblonot os. SIR. 2unb, Iom / 5jor
bar Profesior pau ,2utber College"
/ Racine, bar etableret en- 8ogbdnbel
Per / 0es Mpines, og Ri gleber os III
psO, at Ibisie tare 5olt bill itrdts f1ut=
tie fig til Menisbeoen.
Gnbelig penter bi / neiie Maonep
en- camille fra Durango So.
Sub | Haabe peliigne os. lao ri
ma potse en- 1ftue men utter 8Rtf
inoao og ubao. ga, mi oil jee lite
I9n9ere lasge 9eilae pau 2aiernes
3aalmobig6eb for benne Gang, mu,
ligt Ri en- anben Sang fan fele 5rdng
til at mebbele libt ON bore 5or6olbe.
Sluttelig snife Ri !9errens 9elii9s
nelie ei Blot ub oper FEE bort e olnz
funb, men ODER snbper 9irfIom6eb
for SUBS Rige, ipm er at ben art,
at Serren tan tenbes peb ben.
5reoens og aerlis6ebens 9ilien
til u1e. iom heller 5ro oa 6oob mso
cs.
Gbers bensibne grober
8. 5. 9abfftrsm.
0es Moines, Sa., %. Suni 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Soganmeloelie.

oGtto" at Spar Mdrius t6onfen.
Gbicdgo. YET er meo @lqoe, at je9
onmeLber napnte fife BOG. 5orfdtz
tsren bar ifttert 9runbet bbbt og
I9n9e puo en- al be ban teligIte So
ger / ben gumIe Pdgt; bans Sj9l
Far forIpitet fig | at bp9le beo Son.
genes Sang. og bette bar fremfalot
ct oGtto" at jublenbe Sange, iom
MI fenoes ub ober 2anbet og Iitfert /
mango Sjsrter bill frembringe In
@entlong al @l9be o9 3at.
Oct er &riitus oe bans trolopebe
9ruo, Meniabeoen. Der Der er ffilortt
for os, benbes Sorger, benbes aampe
pg Seire, benbes @l9be o9 2bfte.
roar ban fpn9er ibet 2. 9ers ON
ben Greb oe @lebe, ct Subs Barn
'fsler / Samfunb meb i'm Cub:
&9rligkbstps ben trolobebs grub
SoIiet Forbisier ON Ynbeit bos Sub;
Oct er ct Trebstegn. Ell Segl og Ell
pdnt,
ut bun er gruo for i'm grubgom for
fanbt.
pebre enb Uin er hans G9rlidebs
Cue,
Sntet foo isbt iom ben bimmelffe
9rue.
Stsnt os traHenbe i~friper ban I'm
ret 5. oe 6. 0ers, l. aGpitel:
0stre fra Sutenl 0, ie fra mig bort,
Solen bar br9nbt
Splen bar br9nbt mig fom 5eltene
fort.
Dog sr jes pnbig / grubgommens
glif,
Oe for min Sortbeb bans Stenbeo
jes fit;
Cab mig fun ligne Qrobsrs Yauz
Tuner =
Sort, men bog imuf! = bpilte aars
ligbebsruner!
Gnbpibere ital jes tinabe mig ct
citere libt fra bet 13. digit. Chs
ftroaler". (fra onbet aap.), naar ban
filbrer, bpab ct Gubsborn bar | fin
5relfer:
Ser er Chs, iom eeilis Itradler.
5roen oenns &larbeb taaler
Og i ben fig baber slab;
Ser er ariitus. insen Gnben,
4aeen, 2ipet. @ubbomsmanben,
Yejen til ben eplbne Gtab.
Gan er liljen, Rofen, erect.
5rusten, !Spifen, Qbet, 2aet,
Sprbsn, Nennen, Stbggen, Stiulet,
San er ben, Tom Joraor brinser.
Orbet, fom meb Stefmme tlinger,
aalper Ouen fra 1T Stiul.
Mob bom, mob BAN er bet, 5jertet
futfer,
Jor BAN. for BAN bet fig belt OPP
luffer.
,.Gfto" er en- Bog, Der fon lefes
rg semmss - ps toges frem os l9fes
os tofes ieer meb geliisnelie.
8os.m faos i Duniib autb. publ.
6ouTe. Blair, Rebr.
q. 6. @unbeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

,Donferen" ubtommer bier Sirs'
bag ps Greboe ps tofter fun $f.5C
aarlig.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
City Library.

When you go up the stairs in the
Doris Dabney block, turn to your left.
and the first sign that will attract your
attention is that of the city library,
when was re-opened to the public Sat-
urday.
The new quarters comprise three
rooms, two which receive their light
from the top, and one from the side.
These rooms are admirably adapted for
their purpose, having plenty of wall
space and being well lighted.
The first room is exclusively for books.
the second for magazines and ladies'
reading room, and the third will be used
AS reading room by the male sex.
Mr.. II. 7. Dabney has not only donated
the use OF the rooms, but has had them
finished ready for use, the floors painted
and woodwork all hardfnished.
The city is to be congratulated on its
good luck in securing these rooms. and
Of course the librarian, Mrs. M. j. Walk
err, is justly proud OF tue new quarters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
AS USUAL.
The Northern Pacific Wants Reduction Of
Assessment

The county commissioners as board
of equalization, have been in session this
week. The only matter of any impor-
lance which has been before them was
the application OF the Northern. Pacific
Railway company, through it's tax agent,
Jay Sedgwick, for reduction OF assess
ment on rolling stock from $l2S.377 to
S69,449. The statement and petition
for reduction as filed show assessment OF
rolling stock in this county to be at the
rate Of ~, 112 per mile, which is divided
up as follows: Grays Harhor branch.
Sl1O,1l9; Cosmopois branch 1854
Aberdeen branch. $14. 444. This reduce
ton asked for would make the assessment
on the several branches as follows ::
Grays Harbor branch, $50 ,954; Cosmop-
oils branch. 1924; Aberdeen branch,
81 ,s64-cutting off so per cent. of the
assessment. The board took no action,
stating that they would take the matter
up later.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Judge Rice Sets Aside Verdict Of Jury in the
hulet Case.

The case OF William Hulet vs.. Walter
Achey, Jr, and Alvey Benner. which was
tried at recent term OF the superior court
wherein the jury for the plaintiff has
been decided by Judge Rice in favor OF
the defendants.
Mr.. Hulct purchased from Achey and
Benner all the logs and timber on a. 40
acre tract OF land up the Wishkah and
brought his action against the defendants
on the ground of fraud, claiming that the
defendants had misrepresented the
amount and quality of logs upon the
land.
The jury found that there had been
misrepresent atoms but they also found
that Mr.. Hulet had an opportunity to
examine the land and the timber situated
thereon before he purchased, and upon
these findings Judge Rice held that un-
der the general principles of the law of
sales and, particularly as announced by
our supreme court, the plaintiff is asking
II court of equity to do for him what he
should have done for himself The plain
tiff having examined portion OF the
property and the remainder being like an
open plata before him, the court is unable
to find anv authorities how he can now
be heard to say that he purchased on the
faith he placed in defendants representa-
lions and was thereby defrauded'-Vi'
dette,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
THAT PLATFORM
Democratic State COnyen
ton Adopts Platform
Broad Enough to
Hold All. a.

1--WE hereby endorse and ratify the
nomination for president and vice pres-
dent of Alton b. Parker and Henry &.
Davis, and the platform OF the national
democracy as announced by the St. Louis
convention, and pledge them our sup
port.
1--WE believe that the paramount and
all important issue in this campaign is
the question of whether the people shall
regulate the corporations or the corpora
tions dominate the state. We emphati-
cally assert the right of the people to
regulate the corporations and therefore
demand, first, the creation of nom
partisan regulatlve railroad commission,
to be appointed by the governor, with
power to adjust and regulate freight and
passenger rates on all common carriers,
and also with power.to fix the value OF
and levy taxes upon the property of all
public service corporations doing an
inter county business; second, the pas
sage of an anti-pass bill.
1--WE demand the passage OF bill
dividing the state into congressional dis
tricts in accordance with the plain man.
date of the constitution.
ga Judge ought not to owe his post tC
politicians or partisan influences, and we
therefore declare unreservedly for the
enactment OF a law providing for the
non partisan selection of our judiciary.
eve condemn the present road law as
niquitious legislation, and demand ITS
repeal and the enactment OF Legislation
which will insure the establishment and
maintenance of good ,horoughfares tor
the people.
"We favor the legislation proposed by
the Washington State Federation OF labor
and pledge our legislative nominee tc
vote for the same.
eve favor the passage of bill by the
legislature providing tor the nomination
OF candidates for public office by direc,
primaries.
"We favor an administration of the
public land laws of the state that will
prevent the sale of its timber lands fol
speculative purposes.
awe favor national system OF irriga.
ton and governmental ownership anc
control of all lakes, watersheds and Other
sources OF water supply for irrigation il
and contiguous to the arid lands Of this
state.
1--WE endorse the administration O
William Blackman, state labor commits
sioner, and commend him for loyal
honest, fair and impartial service il
that capacity.
civilian GOODYEAR,
'Chairman.
"THOMAS VANCE,
"Secretary."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
Taken with Cramps.

VIM. Kirman, a member OF the bridge
gang working near Llttleport, was taken
suddenly i'll Thursday night with cramps
and kind of cholera. His case was so
severe that he had to have the members
OF the crew wait upon him and Mr.. Gift
ford was called and consulted. He told
them he had a medicine in the form of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy that he thought would
help him out and accordingly several
doses were administered with the result
that the fellow was able to be around
next day. The incident speaks quite
highly OF Mr. Giford's medicines. -Elka-
der, Iowa, Argus. THIS remedy never
fails. Keep it in your home, it may save
life. For sale by all druggists. IN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
ALTON B. ptiKER
A Character Skotci, OF the
Dem Ocratic Nominee
For President.

The Chief Judge Of the Court Of APP
peals of New York is man oi impressive
stature and handsome appearance. He
is six feet tail, weighs one hundred and
nlnety.slx pohnds, and has the proper
tiOns OF an athlete. He was titty-twO
years OLD on May IA He has large
head and TIE face of a country bred gen.
tleman, strong, fresh-coiored and un
wrink ed. There is a singular suggestion
of power, courage and good nature in his
personality. The eyes are large, brown
and luminous-sincere and direct. The
nose is aquiline, the jaws large and
curved, and the chin round and massive.
The teeth are big and white. the lower
lip heavy ana p'otruding, and the thick
mustache coarse and tawny. The judge
has wide. high forehead. The top
head indicates penetration, energy,
benevOlence, reverence and iirmness.
The hair is reddish brown. it is Il mead
devoid OF eccentricity in ,ts i.1es-iull,
even, symmetrical. Thee IL = simple,
unpretendng dignity about he man
that fits his massive phyglQle and easy,
upright carriage. He is SOBER sincere,
unseIfi>h, decent. Men in every walk of
life turn to him instinctively with conf
dence. There is neither exaggeration
nor eelf-cOnSclOuSneSS IN his speech o.
manner. He does not boast. He has a
hearty scorn tor heroics. Firm in spirit,
even.tempered, charitable in his judy
ments OF others, l,yal in friendships,
loving work for it's own sake, seeing in
law only the means Of justice and order,
he unites the virilities and the sobrieties
in his strong, modest character. He
has, too, a naive sense of humor that will
Ia 70
Judge Parker may be said to be man
free from eccentricities, unless inteIlectu-
al integrity and sound moral magma
ton are to be considered abnormal in an
age of weak demagoguery lie listens
we'll. patiently searches for facts, makes
up his mind slowly, and aims at general
and permanent rather than par ticular or
temporary results. - From "Alton B.
Parker: A Character Sketch" by James
Creelman, in the American Monthly Re.
view Of Reviews for August.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
, II Will Be To Your Interest

If you 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.
If you will write the undersigned,
stating what information you desire, the
same will be promptly furnished. live
do not have it on hand. will secure it for
you il possible, and without any expense
to you. Address
3. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, l42 Third Street,
Portland. Or,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
Sick Headache.

"For several years my wife was troub-
led with what physicians called sick
headache Of very severe character. She
doctored with several eminent physicians
and at a great expense. only to grow
worse until she was unable to do any
kind of work. About a year ago she be,
gan taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and today weighs more
than she ever did before and is real
WE'LL" says Mr.. Geo. E: Wright OF New
London, New York. For sale by all
druggists. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
End of Bitter Fight.

1.-TWO physicians had long and stub
born fight with an abscess on my right
lung" writes J. F. Hughes OF DUPONT,
Ga, "and gave me up. Everybody
thought my time had come. AS last
resort tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. The benefit l received
was striking and was on my feet in
few days. Now | have entirely re,
gained my health" 1t conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bv Red Cross
Pharmacy. Price SOC. and sl.OO. Tria
bott'e s free. IN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08

Take the Best The Semi-Weekly
Herald, $3.50 q year In advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice lie hereby given that the logging
firm of Carlson & Peterson, consisting of
Adolph Carlson and Frank E. Peterson,
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent; Adolph Carlson will continue
the business, will collect all bills due
the firm and pay all of the firm indebted
ness.
Dated this 14th day Of April, 1904.
FRANK f. PETERSON,
93-1m ADoLPH CARLSON.
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necessarily be short. when they will
come to Ahe' deem n take up tn ,ir resi-
denc- ON Filst and a street. where the
groom has purchased and fitted up a
beautiful home
During the past week wedding presents
have been arriving from friends in differ
ent places, some from az far off as Ger.
many, so that when the bride will take
up her residence here, her home will not
only be elegantly furnished, but her
friends remembrances will he here to
greet her.
The HERALD takes special pleasure in
wishing them all happiness and long
life together.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
Cholera Infantum.

This disease has lost its terrors since
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy came into general use.
The uniform success which attends the
use OF this remedy in all cases Of bowel
complaints in children has made it a
favorite wherever its value has become
known. For sale by all druggists. m
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Call For Bids.

The undersigned will receive bids at
his Office on G street, until Tuesday,
Aug. 9th, 6 p. m, for the painting OF the
Congregational church. For further
particulars apply at the office.
+. A, HART.
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GEO. j. WOLFF MARRIED.
Aberdeen's Popular Dry Goods Man Draws a
Prize.

Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, a,
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
in Portland, Geo. j. Wolf,
Of this city. aud Miss Bertha Staadecker,
If Heidelberg, Gei many, were united in
1t wa, the intention of the
couple to take an extended wedding trip,
out business interests requiring Mr..
VOLTS attention here, the trip will
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08

Send the Semi-Weekly Herald to
your friends in the east. A twicea.
week typograph Of Aberdeen and sur.
roundings. A.HaB
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Brights Disease
and Diabetes

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The specifics employed in these tests are
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When to suspect Brights Disease Puffy
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