Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-28

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Next Saturday will be jewish New
Year.
The summer season at Westport closed
last week.
DR.. e. T. Oh tmberlain. Rooms s, 8
and 10, papney Block. II
Mrs. w. B. Fetterman left for Portland
yesterday to vsi, the fair.
Madame Magazine and the HERALD for
one year 81 10 IN advanre. If
Girl Wanted For general housework.
7. l.. Douglas, ia West Second street
Mrs. John McNamee left Tuesday for
Portland, to visit friends and take in the
fair.
Mrs. II. C. Wiley left Tuesday to
spend a few days at the Portland exposi-
ton.
Mark Ennis left Tuesday for Pullman,
Wash, where he entered the state col.
lege.
w. c. Lucore is making a speciality Of
high bred fowls, at his North Aberdeen
Dairy.
dad" Brauer was able to lnove the
Grays Haroot hospital last Monday, after
a briet illness.
City Warrants Wanted.-A few hun.
dred dollars of current expense warrants.
Jno. ]. Carney. tt
Ia. al, ho nd az tho
Never Idle Fish Market. Phone POI,
80 South f street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clune were among
the Aberdeen visitors to the Portland ex-
position last week.
The city Gospel Mission has been
transferred te the Salvation Army, which
will continue the work.
Mrs. Susan Currier Ornes left Tuesday
for MonteSano, where she visited p. ior to
going home to Mt Vernon.
Don't neglect your chill lren's schooling
for few nickes the supplies cost. You
can get them at Evans Drug Co. ii
Wanted, by competent book keeper
one or two sets of books 10 take care OF
Inquire at the HERALD office. tt
For Sale-20 Acres of land, 3 miles
from Aberdeen, $40 per ac.e. Write
address, a. Stone, Box 62o, Aberdeen.
Mrs. G. p. l.. Roberts is the possessor
of curo, in the shape of medical
work, published at Canton, Ohio, in
1888.
Phone No. 6S4. This phone Is kept for
the conven eure of our customers. II YOU
are not one we hope you Will be. Evans
Drug Co. II
Two inches of rain fell on Tuesday
This was The regular equinOXial storm,
and the fishermen and loggers were glad
to see the rain.
School is now on in earnest. You can
find splendid stock OF all kinds oi sup
plies, including drawing and copy books.
Evans Drug Co. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il Dabney arrived
Tuesday from Oakland, ornia, and
may decide to improve some OF thelr
Aberdeen property.
A Japanese house servant, familiar
with dishwashiug, chamber work and
general housework. wants situation.
Address 7. O. box 60. 4'4t
Now that the pubic furnishes the text
books, the parents can easily stand the
other supplies, iull line OF whlch can
be found at the store of Evans Drug 90.
w. G.. Flowers, who claims patent
idea stolen from him, has received notice
from the patent office, giving him assur'
ance that he ha, still the right to perfect
his invention.
For Sale-A Indies saddle or driving
horse, harness and buggy, together or
separate. Horse well broke and very
gentle, seven years old. II. F. Coles,
North Aberdeen. loZ-ot
A. johnson. sailor on the steamer
Santa Monica, had leg broke while the
ship was crossing the bar Monday after
noon. johnson was taken TO the Aber-
deem General hospital.
On Tuesday morning II. NJ. Crowthers
who has been visiting his uncle, Ira
Crothers, of this city, left for his home
in Oil City, Penn. He will stop at Port.
land for few days to visit the exposi'
ton.
Are YOU lacking in strength or vigor?
Are you weak? Are you in pain? dc
YOU feel all run down? The blessing OF
health and strength come to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 80
cents. w. b. Paine Il 90.
Mrs. 0. d. Diveltiss, CT st. Joseph
Illinois, was the guest Of honor at a par
ty given by Mrs. John c. Hogan, Tues
day evening. Mrs. Divilbiss left for hel
home Yesterday morning after shorl
but enjoyable visit in Aberdeen,