Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-18

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Order your Magazines of Evans Drug
Co. u
Plain and Fancy Stationery al Evans
Drug Co. tt
S. X. Bowes sold nine lots in the Rice
addition Tuesday for S25 a lot.
Dr.. G. u. Chamberlain. Rooms 8. 8
and 10, Dabnev Block. II
A fresh milch cow'for sale. J. c..
Cross, rs Terrace avenue. tt
Jldge N. D. Arnold is down from
Olympia visiting Aberdeen friends
John o. Wilson, Of Cosmopolis, was
doing business IN Aberdeen yester y.
County Assessor Archer was down
from Montesano on business yesterday.
ii yon receive a sample copy OF the
HERALD it is an invitation to subscribe.
Judge Fox is in Seattle as 4 delegate
to the grand court, Foresters OF America.
Mrs. r. r. Basse.t entertained the
Friends in Council club Tuesday alter
noon.
When you need medicine and need the
beet, 90 to the OLD, reliable store, Evans
Drug Co. u
Frank S. Pierce is building twelve
room house on his property at First and
NJ streets.
{ Two cottages for rent. 5 and rooms.
on west end ii Market street. Inquire at
HppA,n office. 67-tf
McLaffertv & Sons received the con-
tract for the painting and glazing on the
Masonic temple.
II YOU cannot call, phone for anything
in our line and we will Of liver it TO your
door. Evans Drug Co. tt
Mrs. A. J. West entertained the Sec
ond Division of the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society yesterday afternoon.
Eight tons good COW hay. Will he sold
at SIS a ton, as we have no room to store
it. Lowry Eros. Hume and | streets.
Immigration Inspector A. Fl. Gtffeney,
of Seattle, was in the city Tuesday, visit
ing the local inspector, Major Nettleton.
Drummer Evangelist II. p. Williams
and wife have conducted the gospel meet
ings at 4l2 East Wishkah street this
week.
For Sale-Two dwelling houses, plas-
tered and well finished. corner second
and f streets. Inquire OF Henry F..
Wilder. II
S. X. Bowes has purchased the dwell
ling house built by Mrs. j 2. Sullivan,
on First street, below Broadway. for
$1,000.
Mr.. f. F. Abel is soliciting subscrip'
tions for the HERALD in the city, and
has added quite number Is. onr list this
week.
The Gravs Harbur Gas Co. is now busy
putting down gas mains in the streets,
and will be ready to supply gas in the
early fall
Ten LOTS in Benn's Central Add;
in frances Add; 6 in South Ater-
deem, all for $3.50. Will Lanning, IA
Dabney block.
5. X Bowes went to Seattle. yesterday,
to attend the convention of the grand
court of Foresters of America, Of which
ne is an officer.
The steamer Harbor Belle has been
painted throughout and fitted with new
engines, and is now in fine condition for
the summer business.
The trustees of the city library have
sold one OF the two lots. donated by MIR.
and Mrs. James Stewart, for 5000, which
will be used to purchase books.
Waldo w. Hart has resigned his posi-
ton with the Anderson az Middleton
Lumber Co. to engage.in the. insurance
business with John Il. .Bertholf.
G. d. Mayhugh, who's. recently came
from Ohio to superintend: the Stewart
brickyard, left Tuesday for Oregon, hav-
ing severed his connection with Stewart
& Son.
Miss Kathryn Svpes, music teacher in
the city schools, willileave at the c ose
of the term for Wausau, Wisconsin, to
take similar position in the schools OF
that city.
All pers ons desiring information about
government lands will please call on
Jesse F. Murphy, four years register of
the Olympia land office. Room 3, Dab.
ney block.
Five employees OF the Aberdeen brew
cry. who went out on strike at the
order of the Seattle union, have returned
to work aud severed their connection
with the union.