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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Washington, in and for Chehalis County.
In the meter of the estate
of Peter Salmon, deceas lNotice N Creditors
ed. Sarah A. Salmon, ex- W.
ecutrix.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Sarah A. Salmon, executrx of the estate of
ali persons having claims against said deceased
or estate to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within twelve months after the first
publication of this notice, to said executrix at
her residence, No. 702 Hanna avenue. in the
City of Aberdeen, Cheha's County, Washing
ton, same being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate, in the County OF
Chehalis State of Washington aforesaid
Date of first publication. February 6, 1905
Done pursuant to order of Court and dated
this 9th day Of February 1903
SARAH A. SALMON.
ExecutriX.
J. C, CROSS
Attorney for Executrix.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02
NEW CASES


Will Lanuing VS. Frank Peterson. Debt
on contract.
y " Ileet VS. G 3 Story ct al. Fore.
closure tax lien.
SW Gaskill VS. F l. Remer. Same.
Peter Hunley VS. City OF Hoquiam.
Writ OF mandamus.
VIM Hilderbrant VS. Emma Hilder-
brant. Divorce.
IN re estate OF May q Smith. Appli-
cation Tor letters OF administration.
4 * Hanlin VS. o G Vammen. Debt.
state vs. August Simons, Assault with
deadly weapon.
Neile + Blade VS. Mailing & Taft Co.
Foreclosure tax lien.
Same VS. L Armstein. Same.
Same vs. Jno lIendry. Same.
Fl Spencer VS. J E Murrey ct al. On
contract.
I Potter VS. G F Crowell ct al. Fore.
closure tax lien.
Same VS. Jas Waldrip. Same.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending February 2S, compiled
IRON the records by the Washington Abstract
Company, of Aberdeen:
Albert Moore to Henry Garrard, lots 9
and 10, blk t, Oakville-$50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02

FOIIOWIHS IeIteTs reIIIaIT U1IC#TItU TOT
in the Aberdeen postoflice for the week
ending February %, 1905.
Boyle, II A Mitchell, Myrtle
Baker, w Mcdonald, Mrs S
Cason. Mrs NJ j Pratt, Miss Mae
Curl, Mrs Geo Ryssy, John
CLARK, Aaron Russell, Mrs Annie
Durand, Miss Russell, Fred
Feakes, George, Stephens, VIM
Flint, Chas Van Slyke. Lula2
Hicks, A w Wicks, Geo IL
Johnson, Allie Ziegler. John
4th Class-Clemmons, Mrs T
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
X. z. CAMPBELL. p. NJ.
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Iney had danced in the dining room,
IND Cynthia had arranged that only
Two seats should be left there, where
Fhe and her partner, Henry James,
were now seated. He was wondering
now that deXterous alteration of the
program which had deprived him of
MAUD Beecham and given him Cynthia,
per sister, instead for supper had been
managed. Maud was pretty, frivolous.
End 20; his partner was 28, handsome
t.nd determined.
Hence MIR. James was not in the best
pr humors, n let his eyes rove round
me room without paying much heed to
Eyntlia's conversation.
The piano had beef. placed out of,the
way In the bow window, but also in the
draught and he noticed that the little
Palnlst, Who was blue with the cold,
Nas beating her feet furtively on the
stIip OF carpet under the piano.
How colo She looks" he said sv,n..
pathetically, motioning in the direction
pf the piano. She isn't wanted now,
is she, Miss Beecham? Shall / show
her the way to the upper room? I'm
sure you'd excuse me a moment,
wouldn't you?"
Cynthia looked at the girl coldly.
oh, pray don't trouble, Mr.. JAMES:
She is used to this sort OF thing. We
always take good care of her. The
room is crowded just now; she'll get
an excellent supper when the maids are
tree to attend to her."
Jus as you like, OF course, Miss
beecham," he managed to say stiffly.
Df course his hostess knew best. But
lt was with a sigh of reliee that he
stood up as the returning guests took
places for the lancers.
Then only was the little pianist re-
leased: But as Maud came forward,
pnd Henry James advanced to claim
his dance, Cynthia said blandly:
"Oh, Mr.. James, would YOU mind now
showing Miss-er-the young person
there, I forget her name-where to find
some supper? I'm sure Maud will ex-
you"
In the supper room Jenny Norton
was thawing her cold hands and feet
and being piled with all sorts of good
things and many pretty attentions by
Maud's lover. He gained his reward a
little later when Maud old him that
his good nature had decided her; he
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Nothing to Keep Him Happy.

"Wish you a happy new year!" says
lhe visitor, riding UP to the home OF the
kentucky m~ountaineer.
Thanks TO- yo' kind wishes. sub. but
hit looks almighty bad fo' me this
comin' yeah"
Now, I'm sorry to hear that. What
seems to be the trouble?"
Well. sub, long last spring me an
Life Bingo happened to have a fallin'
out oval a couple o. hawgs, so we done
had a time all sence then, shootin' at
each otheh FUN time to time.''
"Oh, 1 shouldn't be cast down over
that. Even if you have a feud it can
That's jest 1t, podneh; that's Jest 1t.
Lie fell often the side o. the mountain
yestiddy, an now I've got no feud at
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any desperately Tired when he was in
society, and would much have preferred
to remain at home with Jenny.
jenny vas still delicate, and had not
peen IN society much since her mar
rage and lately scarcely at all, Cynthia
had never heard that he was married,
ana from his n she Thought it I'M
ilheiN; he had not the domesticated
loo OF the married man.
one day, at her fiat, he met her mar
RED sister, Mrs. James, who told him
she haa just come up from Birlning-
nam, and who chatted about the city
ana Its politics in the enthusiastic way
lts residents have, as a rule.
Cynthla watched them. ald wondered
Why she had never seen Mr.. Mackay
look. animated when with her. Aft
erWard she heard from her sister that
he was relating some of his early jour-
nalistfc experiences.
1T was Il cold January evening when
she next met Darby. The rooms in the
Scientific institute in Which they were
promeilading trying to feel an interest
in the exhibits and i'm the scientific
celebrities, were far to chilly for COM
fort.
Cynthia drew her wrap closer around
her, and was reminded of that far away
evening when they Il given their un-
~pretentious party" II the little plan
list had played the while.
"How cold it s. h began. Don't
you hate being cold at q function, above
all, when in evening dress?"
II prefer it to being too hot" he re-
piled. II have been broiled too often
when a reporter at town meetings, and
other less interesting events, to mind
a little chill. I find it rather refresh
ing."
1T reminds me of a party we once
once-I once attended," she corrected
herself: she could not feel comfortable
in relating how humble the form OF
their entertainment had been.
Was the party chilly materially or
socially?" he asked, rousing himself
from a dream of the evening when he
had waited for jenny and told her that
she should never play at parties any
more.
ut was the usual suburban thing"
she went on in her languid drawl. "A
dance in a s~emi-detaehed villa is not
inspiring, and the family arc generally
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sloping roof is built over the entire struc.
ture and the entire. building is covered
with water proof paper thus cutting out
any possibility OF trouble in. the way of
leakage or draughts which might result
from the joining. Two windows are made
in the lower front Of the house facing tho
south. and directly under each window
(see A Ain the cut . busting box Is mad,
which will. afford the fowls much pleasurt
as they enjoy the sunshine. Roosts AZ.
placed at one,end and IN 1.-the middle (B p
and. nest boxes on the side opposite tn
windows OK X). A small door.larg
enough to squeeze through IL made at ii
end OF the middle roosts ana the place IL
the outside door 10 in the end. The ulu
tration showsEb both the house exterior al
interior together with the end elevate
which will permit anyone handy vi,
tools to readily construct It
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pretty tagged after their. preparations
before the guests arrive.
"Floor wsNed by the boys from school,;
schoolroom piano played by the young
person for ten and siSpence the even
ing, extra If after ~ o'clock. Said
young person on his occasion some-
What laGylike, though rather blue with
cold. remember she was a pretty
little thing, and Harry James, my
brother-in-law, spent a happy half hour
she did not do badly if she got two
or three hall guinea engagements
weekly n d good supper into the bar
GAIN
Have I really Weakened him at last!"
she thought, HI looks as if he We're
seeing me Tor the first time"
They moved on a few PAGES, and then
h suddenly touched Ills arm.
oh! Mr.. Mackay, do look! Do you
know who that is With Professor Mac
Sn1ith-that splendid looking old man
just coming toward US? I've wanted
To ask some ono all evening who she
is; she looks delicate. but 1 him she
is the loveliest woman here, in a quiet,
intellectual way. Gould you introduce
lne?" h said eagerly, as she saw the
lady II was describing smile across at
her companion.
answered quietly. Jenny let me intro
duce you to Miss Beauchamp-Mrs.
Mackay. I think you must have met
before. but l daresay you don't re-
member"
Il do. perfectly" laughed Jenny. But
Miss B%eauchamp did not know my
name; the maid simply announced,
THE young person, mies!" Don't you
remember your party and how good
Mr.. James was in looking after me?
But, ugh! how cold IT. was! Darby,
dear, it's late. Miss Reauchamp looks
tired. Don't you think we ought to be
going?"
But Miss Beauchamp said nothing.
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MS QUESTION.
lwsars off"

At an examination in a certain .choolI
the teacher was so pleased with his
class that he said they could ask him
any. question they liked.
Some were asked and replied to. See
ing little fellow in deep thought.
the teacher asked him for a question.
The boy answered. with q grave face:
"P-pleass. sir. IL you was in q soft
mud heap up to your neck andI was to
throw . brick ct your head, would o
,duck?"
The answer = not recorded.
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Ceremony of Hand KISSING.

On New Years day at the Russian capi-
tai the princes of the imperial family,
personages Of the court. functionaries and
servants Of the palace, come in regular
order to present their homage and good
wishes to the emperor, who kisses all the
members of his family, and all the high
officials three times. according to the Rus
sian fashion. People meeting in the street
in Russia on New Years kiss each other.
whether acquainted o. not. The favored
ones who have been kissed by the car
are permitted to kiss the hand of the en-
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DO you believe in all this talk abput
sissing being dangerous?' = he asked.
wen. She replied theughtfully.
for IT,"
Z Really.
X find II didscult q ~ 49,
conclusion. but" she added hastilv -
always have had the reputationSof
Ing q Very fearless gtrl.s,'s
Naturally he felt that ii 49, - n,a
than right that he should - "a.
statement to the test rs
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An Embarrassing Situate,

During the National Civic Federation's
convention in New York. Samuel Gompers,
apropos of a mistake, said:
ut might ave been embarrassinR-as
embarrassing as the position of a young
mar Of Toledo whom I heard about the
other day.
H had been calling now and then, ON
a young Toledo lady. and one night, al he
down, her mother entered the room in
stead. n asked him in. asgrave. stern
way. what his Intentions were.
He turned red, and was about to stam-
mer some incoherent reply. when suddenly
the young lady called down from the head
of the stairs:
..Mamma. mamma, hat = no. ~
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.
1. A quarter past / o'clock struck as
The little pianist ran down the steps
ind almost fell into the arms of a tall
man who was waiting below. AS he
fitted her off the last step he held her
close a I'm and then sat her down,
lucking her arm under his.
DARBY! You!' n exclaimed. What
darling you are to come for me! How
tid you manage it?"
Il chucked everything, Jenny. was
determined to see you tonight"
why, what has ~happened?"
TIM going to leave you. sweetheart,
hnd seek :ny fortune. and, what is
more, tina it, too, and then
Jenny" he said, suddenly catching
her hand. I've got the sub-editorship
Of the Miadleford Gazette, and it's
G150 a year!"
DARBY! Oh, Darby.." she said, with
g. little scream of delight as she danced
pound him. oh! Darby, l can't be-
lieve it! What a darling you area
Darby Mackay! Why, We'll be able to
get er-er-that is, be as rich as pos
lible. Why, I shall be making quite
I quineas a week next season."
You'll do nothing of h sort. either
This season or any other"
Not another note do you play. You
just stop at home and make you trous-
6eau, do you hear, miss?" he cried,
jumping up and catching her in his
arms. Not another note. mind! Miss
Beecham will be proud to make your
acquaintance some day-and mine,
TOO" he added; as an af%terthought:
II must congratulate YOU, Mr..
Mackay.'' said Cynthia Beauchamp.
C%uriously enough, Cynthia had dis
powered that this was the really cor
rect way of spelling her name when
Fhe left the parental roof and her
young days" behind her In Birming-
ham,. This discovery had beer made
et the time, too, of Maud's marriage to
MI. James.
Since then Cynthia had lived in Lon
don, where h received her friends in
tier "atelier," and designed her illus
Erations for society magazines.
In London Cynthia met all sorts and
conditions Of men, and tonight, through
some fortunate accident. she was K
flown to dinner by Darby Mackay, the
latest literary lion.
A young and handsome poet. until
lately he had been an obscure proyin
tial Journalist merely, but was now a
steady contributor to some OF the best
known periodicals.
Cynthia amused him; she was alwava
entertaining. and h was not anxious
TO make him talk, which was an i'm
tnense relief to him. for he was Rener.
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GATES ON DIVISION FENCES

Where ths farm is divided into a number
OF fields 1T IS often somewhat OF q labori-
GUS task to pass from one field to another
and especially when animals are TO be
driven from one section to another of the
farm. A gate such as Is here described is
easily placed in q section OF any division
fence whether of wire, rails. or boards.
Arrange the point of opening SO as to nave
firm corner posts. then make a gate four
feet wide: g light post is set before The
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New Years Day in Russia.

At every country house in RusafA,
there are a feast and a procession in
sheep, cows and hogs are dressed with
garlands and led to the landlords
house. The idea is that the animals
shall be taken into the dining room,ss
but when the landlord has a Handsome
ly furnished apartment and does not
care to have it ruined he sets aside
some other room and allows the mob to
take possession of it.
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suppressed for a time, but r~e-established
a few years ago under the reign OF Alex.
ap1ar TTT
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New YEARS vioiet..

I sighed to give you flowers bright.
Though vanished sweet the summefAk
glow. i
The violets heard my longings deep.
oh. way down meath the turf and snow.
They We're not due till April fair,
spring
And robed themselves in royal dress.
-Donahoe's Marazfna
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An Odd English Custom

The old country Englishman never
fails to unbar his door at Il o'clock New
Years eve to let the old year out and
the new year In. 4
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ends OF the boards are cut If the gate is
erected as T. part of u board fence. Two
strong strips are nailed on the gate por-
ton and there strong strap hinges are
fastened on the boards where cut next to
the post. Strong hooks and screw eyes
serve as fastenings at the other end Of the
gate. 1t costs but little to arrange several
of the handy gates. about the farm and
they will be found useful. HI Illustration
shows the idea. clearly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1905.

the federal government is giving the
forests much attention. Certain states
have already created large forest re.
serves, realizing that without them
rivers will gradually run dry and the
land become desolate.
1t is hugh time New jersey took
some step in this direction and Mr..
F~ordyce's bill is exceedingly timely.
Not a year passes but we read of the
thousands of acres of valuable timber
land destroyed by the forest fires in
South Jersey. The same is true, al
though to a less extent, in North .Jer
sey. 1t is necessary for the state to
do something. Mr.. Fordyce should
receive the hearty cooperation of
everyone in gettina his measure
passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting OF the council Of the
city of Perth Amboy N. 7. was held
Monday evening", January 1G, 1905.
Present Aldermen Rossi, STACY, Smith,
Grouse and Schultz and AldermaL-tt
large Pfeiffer.
On motion the reading of the minutes
Of the previous meeting was dispensed
with and the minutes were approved as
printed On slips.
The following
Perth Amboy, n. j.,
Jan. 1906
To the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of the City of Perth Amboy
Gentlemen-We the undersigned proper
ty owners along the line of Hall avenue,
do hereby respectfully petition your honor
able body to cause grade to be establish
ed at Hall avenue from the bridge over
he Central railroad of n. j., Woodbridge
road aud we do further petition to have
said portion of Hall avenue worked to the
established grade, and your petitioners
W i'll ever pray. Signed.
Anton Andersen and fifteen others.
was presented and referred to the com.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
THE INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE

Tie Board of Aldermen has done
we'll in again taking up the Hudson
& Middlesex telephone ordinance and
il is to be hoped that it will be passed
and signed by the mayor. One has
only to read the New York papers 10
know what it is to be in the grasp of
a telephone monopoly. Such things
tend more 10 ratard the progress of a
city than anything else and the more
competition that can he secured the
Letter it will be for the citizens. 1t is
generally stated that the cause of the
recent sweeping reductions in tee
phone charges made by the New York
& New Jersey Telephone company
was due to competing telephone lines,
and. If the Hudson & Middlesex cnn
get a footing in this city it cannot
help but benefit everyone.
There is no doubt but that a local
Rphone can easily lie supported. There
|enopgh local business between the
baness houses, the factories, the
and the private residences
right here in Perth Amboy, not to
mention Woodbridge and Carteret, to
warrant an independent telephone.
Let the new company in. The city
fathers are booming Perth Amboy
when they knock out the monopolies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18

: Yea-Aldermen Rossi, stacey,
Smith, Grouse, Schultz, Alderman-at-
large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
The following
.lResolyed that the fire committee be
| Instructed to advertise Tor olos LOT
single horse hose wagon. -,
was presented. and adopted by the fol
lowing vote
Yea-AIdermen Rcssi, Stacey,
| smith. Grouse, Schultz, Alderman at,
| large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
Tie following F.:
Resolved that the committee OIL
nrinting be authorized to obtain bid
| for the printing of five hundred copie.
of the financial statement of the city
OF Perth Amboy.
was presented, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote
Yea-Aldermen Rossi, Stacey,
Smith, Grouse, Schultz, Alderman-a at
large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
Motion that a committee be ap,
pointed 70 take up the matter Of re-
vision of the city charter. Carried.
carried and and referred to t he committt
On Judiciary;
Motion that two members be elected
to act as members of the Board Of
School Estimates. Carried.
Nj ssrs. Stacey and Rossi were elected
such members of the Board Of School Els
innate, by the following vote
Yea-Aldermen, Rossi, Stacey,
Smith. Grouse, Schultz. Alderman at
large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
Motion that the final assessment
maps and reports of Neville street
grading, Prospect street grading, Oak
street grading, Smith street asphalt
pavement, Rector street pavement DC
confirmed and referred TO the COLLECTOR
of revenue, adopted.
The chairman asked if there were
any objections to the above mentioned
improvements. There were none.
On motion the election OF q school COM
missioner for the Fifth Ward was taken
up. Anton M~Assopust was nominated,
and elected Ivy the following Vote:
Yea-Aldermen Rossl, Stacey,
Grouse, Schultz, Alderman at large
Pfeiffer. Nay-A;dermau Smith.
Motion that a committee be ap.
pointed to engage u chartered account
mt to revise and systematize the
books and accounts OF tho city of
Perth Amboy. Carried.
The chairman appointed Messrs. Rossi,
Stacey and Grouse as such committee.
The chairman instructed the street COM
mittee to take up the matter of the ap-
proach to the Raritan River bridge, to
ascertain what land is necessary to pro-
cure, the terms, etc, and report at the
next meeting of the council.
On motion the council Adjourned.
Charles Macmillan,
City Clerk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
END OF dUTOCRACY
Hebrew President Prophecies
Its Fail
ROOSEVELT CHAMPION OF HUMANITY
Board of CONGREGATION Delega'eN
Have Done Great Work IN heip-
ing Jews In Russia-Were
Aided by President.

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IN IN be the las
- nuss,ai - Eisbincffn
nno,,honr in nassinp ove,
=. Jewish ciyil and 20.
-. ,.r.+.Nin, ,marica hv President
500, ITnnInor oftthe Union of Amer.
80 IIah.o,u' C-onoreratinns in maxine
~. n1.ent 60 +bo ninetoontb ~co,,pcil of
4no an~nni1a+ion assembled bora To
- unito1 sfr,rts 10 aah,,oso noss;blo
$50 ;mmi.r,tion layislatio, which
n,iaht no ni,nicol tn Jewish interests
uno,l,ipo of'the work Of +ho hoord of
daIogotcs on civil and ,,ee,ioio,s rights
prost1ant woolnar said.
"v,bila tho Eisbssotf, n ;o+ost ,,,s mot
oecto,lv tbn word, of ,,,r hoard of ,laIo.
,otos yat our cb,ir,nan simon wolf
,t..s ono of tbc w,o,., ars who togethor
with tho lote lomembiffod roo \ Iovi
Framed tbis ato,inot - ano,mont and
stirred tbe s,,or;con citiyans 70 indorse
q in r;ohtan,,s ,,.rath Tho or.r,brov,
nf tho ppssion o,-tooroov vii, no tho
l.s+ oobo of I,ishinoa
sNrore than !, vaan,,,..' ooo o,n. hoard of
delegates moi I, JyasiYinstm to law he.
forc tho nrcs;ianfl ~ ,ho I,nitad Stotes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
Nothing Serious.

81 saw Enpeck going into a doctors
Office this morning said Stringer. He
had an awful cut on his head that his
wife was responsible for"
You don't say!" exclaimed Nibbles.
What did she hit him With"
'Oh. she didn't hit him at ALL" ex-
Jiained Stringer. 1T was merely a
haircut she had given him as a matter
If Chicago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-18
stage Robbery In New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-In New
York's most fashionable ;thoroughfarc,
at 10 o'clock in the morning. a woman
has been held up and robbed of sew
eral hundred dollars. the point of a
revolver pressed apainstther temple as
a warning that outcry meant instant
death. SO quietly was the whole af-
fair conducted that snot,even the driv.
er of the Fifth; avenue stage. in which
the woman wis robbed. was aware
that anything 6tt Of lie ordinary had
occurred. ,Ss-.s tre.a