Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
Have YOU seen Billy Buster.


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School supplies. Plenty OF them at
Evans Drug Co. tt
Billy Buster will be here during the
rest Of the year.
A lot OF musical instruments just re-
ceiyed at Evans Drug Co. tt
There was quite al excitement yester'
day on occount of Billy Buster.
Get your ink, pens, tablets, ETC., for
school work at Evans Drug Co. tt
r. T. Dabney is over from Portland,
looking after his property interests here.
The old Heron street bridge has been
torn down, according to the contract oil
Creech Bros.
Walk on air. Our Tenderfoot powder
enables you to forget your feet. Zoe at
Evans Drug Co. II
The Halferty clam cannery will begin
operations tomorrow, and will run con-
tiuuously until May l, 1906.
Only graduate Osteopath in the city.
DR., C. r. Smith, 7.8 P. o. Block. Gradu-
ate Kirksvile, Mo-, School. tt
Miss Romayne Wood returned from
Cohassett Friday, where she has been
spending the summer months.
The schooner William Oleson was on
the Linds,rom company's marine ways
last week, and had her hull overhauled
and painted.
At the Methodist church Wednesday,
September 6, Major and Mrs. Waite will
conduct a special meeting. You are in
vited to attend this service
Mail Carrier f. J. Eccles went to Port
land Saturday, to attend the national
convention of mail carriers, which meets
in the exposition city today.
The galvanized roof on the large shed
in the Lindstrom company's shipyard,
was completed Saturday, and that com
pany has now two Of the largest ship
sheds on the coast.
The case OF J. w. Campbell, who was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
for assault with intent to kill ]. J. Fan.
ming, in this city, has been appealed tn
the supreme court. ..
A number OF young friends of Miss
Harriet Hogan enjoyed pleasant party
at that yonng lady's home, on West Sixth
street, Friday evening on the occasion Of
her eighteenth birthday.
While in Aberdeen during the first
part Of the week, William Macarthur, Of
Ten,no, secured the, contract for the
stone to be used in the building now be.
jng erected on Heron and g streets. ''''H'
, Good advice to women. q II you want a
neutrality-suspicious., clear skin, bright
eyes, red lips, good health, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. There is
nothing like it. IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
w. B. Paine 4 Go. ..t
The W. G.. T. U. OF this city lie making
extensive plans for the annual meeting
OF the state association. which will con.
vene in, Aberdeen this month. Several
OF the national officers will be present to
assist the state delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Wooding have
packed their gools and Slipped them to
San Pedro, yesterday. They will visit at
Moclips this week, and after brief visi t
to friends in Olympia. will go to Los
Angeles to spend the winter. g.. ''.
Ira Crowthers has rented his new home
on the corner Of Fifth and H streets to f.
T. Bradley, and will move into the 9. r.
Wooding property on the corner OF II
and First streets which he has lately
purchased from Mr.. 'Wooding,
ar Miss Edna Mcmillan, a daughter of
Alex. Mcmillan. who recently moved
from Aberdeen to Springfield, Wash.,
arrived here Thursday evening, to spend
q few weeks visiting Aberdeen friends,
the guest Of Mr.1and Mrs. II. F. Coles.
Judge Parsons Office was twenty. one
years old few days ago. Contractor j.
Anderson is now covering it with CORFU
gated iron and making general repairs on
The interior of the building, go as to pre-.
serve the old landmark for another TWEEN.
ty.one years,