Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-04

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Two experienced ivers at work Oh the
river in front OF Seventh street deck
lorating the old water main. They ia
tend laying their pipe along side his line
ii the piping ctn be iound.-Hoqniam
Washingtonian.
We are carrying a complete line OF
rubber goods from small rubber band
to a large water bottle, including nurse
bottles, syrnges, toilet brushes, atom
izers. etc. Evans Drug Co. II
i A. j. Stewart received this morning
samples OF miniature brick, made OF the
Stewart clay bv the American ely
Works, of Bucyrus, Ohio, where it was
sent for expert test. The clay burns a
handsome red brick, and the Ohio com
pany pronounces the clay Of fiji st qnallty.
An employe at Kalb's logging camp,
on the upper Wshkah river. was killed
yesterday. The name of he fortunate
man, or particulars Of his death are not
yet known. Coroner Campbell went up
from Hoquiam this morning to hold an
inquest, and the body will arrive in the
city this evening.
FOR SALE-644 acres of timber land.
| I want to sell this land within the next
! 30 days, and am Offering it at a sacrifice.
There are 10 900 900 feet Of fir and cedar
timber on the land. Adde'S |. w. Ma
son, Aberdeen. Wash. tt
Mr.. ard Mrs. D. V. Mitchell and
family who came here from Galena,
Kansas, u few months ago left for that
place this morning. Mrs. Mitchell is a
sister of Mesdames ]. Lupton and A.
Damitio, who predict the Mitchels will
not stay in Kansas after staying here
even a short time.
Next Saturday afternoon the first OF
the Saturday base ball games OF this
season will be played at Ele trio park.
Saturday will be known as ladies' day,
when they will be admitted free to the
grounds, fee of ten cents being charged
for admittance to the grand stand.
The building committee of the Masonic
Building Association met Tuesday night
and decided to call for bids for the con
struction Of the new tempe, the bids to
be ope ed on May ID. The call is for
separate bids as follows One for the
building complete, and the other Tor the
brick and stone worn separate from the
carpenter work.
Mes.is. f. a. Hart and W. II. Wood
are figuring with George W. Nlnenire on
the leasing Of the contemplated opera
house on the corner Of Market and g
streets. is no than likely they viii
become the lessees if the build G ar
rangements ar salts alory, aud Mr..
Ninemire decides to change he pre- sent
structure into an oper house.
According TO Manager Black and Cap
tain organ, Blu Bros. base bali
team is fixing 20 jar all the kids in the
county this season. Jey claim to h We
a battery that is irwin ole and promise
to give the fans the surprise of their
lives. Games are already arranged With
teams in Aberdeen, Montesano, Elma,
Centralia and Olympia, and the bows say
they bar nothing under Is years Of age.
The residence OF James Smith. at the
Aberdeen Gardens, on the Wishdab
river, was burnt to the ground Tuesday
afternoon. AT the time Of the fire Mrs.
Smith was the only one at home, the
men being across the river. When she
discovered the fire, she called to the
men, but it was beyond control before
they reache the house. Mr.. Smith
carried $500 insurance, which leaves the
loss about 1920, not including clothes
and household goods.
The schedule Of rates for commodities
! shipped on the steamer Toledo between
here and Portland have been fixed as
follows: First class 20 cents per hun
bred second and third class 22l5 cents;
fourth class 1874 cents; fifth claes Is
cents Specials are. grain, feed, -four,
etc in ten ton lots 50 cents, in less than
ten ton lots, 10 cents, salt and sugar ~,
ent: clans and canned salmon 10 cents.
L lie UllHlnliH clltlSe Oh any dIllCIc -
cents. Wholesalers in Por land think
that the rate on articles IN fourth and
fifth classes should not he uve' 10 cents !
or 81 per ton.
Lowry Bros. have bought out the stool: I
and interests OF the Aberdeen Transfer
Co., owned by DR.. Paul SHIFTS, and have |
moved everything into their own barn, /
at and Hume streets, known in the past
as the Pacific Livery barn. The name of
the Pacific Livery & Transfer Co. will be
dropped and the incorporate name OF
the new concern will be The Aberdeen
Livery & Transfer Co. The Lowry Bros.
are too we'll known here to need an in |
PRODUCTION, as they have been noted in !
the past as successful livery men, and /,
are equipped now better than ever to
take care of all kinds Of work in their
line.
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