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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04
Miedo, Ignorancia,
o
MALDAD.

Parece iucreible, pero es u
na verdxd del tamaiio del Gle
10, que desde el Gar de toda.
las Rusias, hasta el Gltimo d.
aus suboriinados, marchan de
error en- errOr,J de locura en- 10
;ura, de maldad enmaldad.
| Siguiendo paso q paso Ia
4, guerra de Orieute, se nota que
entire los soldados rusos no rel
ma aquella armonia, aquel or
den y patriotismo que condu
cen casi siempre a la victoria.
Los altos mandatarios del
g,bierno aut6crata, parece que
no solo ignoran los principles
elementales de los aconteci.
mientos politico.sociales, sino
tambien la verdad del adagio
popular: "amor hace amor, y
crueldad hace despFecio 7 E
dMr
FL nomtmamiento del &c
neral Trew.E, ei matancero ru
40 8 dictador de San Peters.
burgo; Ell arresto de los ciuda
danos mas selectos y queridos
de la naci6n, por su talento u
sus virtudes; ell prop6sito de
querer trausportar a Siberia a
los hueIguistas, todo, TODD reve
Ia y confirma Ia ceguedad abso
luta de los actuaIes gobernan
nantes do la santa Russia.
Csda medids que adoptan 81
quieren adoptsT, no da otro re |
sultado que fecundar Ia revo |
luci6n.
! Els querer alagar Ia lumbro
echandole petr6leo, . preten.
der veneer una enfermedad in |
fecciosa, desparranando en- to
das parties los vestidos de los
snfermos atacados del NAL con |
tagioso.
Probablemente suceder&, que
81 las milicias no fraternizau |
con el pueblo, por algun item
po el Gobierno lograra calmar |
Ia revOluci6n,
Contra las bayopstas y con
ira l,s cafiones para un pue
bio sin armas, la tarea 90 Or
dua.
Pero 81 los rusos no son, Cyl
cierta mente no 10 SOM dlferen
lee a los demas pueblos. 81 a Ia |
llamada "restauraci6n del Or
den" no siguea radicales refor |
mas civiles, no Sc habr& hecho,
mas que fabricar los cimientos
para uua proxima insurrecci6n. |
No es Eecesaiio ser sabios |
pOliticos, ri profetas 8 hijos de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04
Los luclaloIes DoT a PI0gIeso.
coAHU1LA.

Como una muestra de Ia podero
sa vitalidad nuestra Y del buen ex
to que ahora corona todos los es-
fuerzos de los hijos del pafs, inte-
ligentes, laboriosos y emprende.
dores hacia ell progreso, puedeu
ponerse en- Ia primera fila & los Es.
tados fronterizos de Chihuahus,
N. Leon Y Coahuila.
Este dltimo es uno de los que
mas han progresado, Y su transfer
maci6n ha sido completa. Cruzado
por grandes lineas ferreas; con
multitud de edifiaios modernos re-
Glen construidos; engrosada su po-
blaci6n culta- y laboriosa. con null
titud de extranjeros emprendedo-
res. que acuden alli ,atraidos por
los grandes recursos del Estado Y
ansiosos de competir cen los coa-
huilenses,, que han sabido hacer de
Sill terra un emporio de trabajo Y
de riqueza; con SUI industria y su
comercio fiorecientes, emula & sus
Vecinos frohterizos y forma en- la
vanguardia del adelanto nacional.
Su actual gobernante es un hom
bre de gran sentido practico, que
ha sabido fomentar Ia industrializa
ci6n de Coahuila en- pocos amos,
impulsando ell trabajo fabril 10
mismo que el agrfcola, el minero,
Ell ganadero Y ell merc,intil.
En- la industrial agricola,. Sc es-
tin explotando con gran 6xito dos
ramos nuevos, el del cultivo de Ia
hierba llamada Guayule, de Ia que
se extrae ell hule, rica materia pri-
ma de gran demanda en- el merca-
10, v ell de Ia exploitation del mis- |
NO hule.
Este industria es de gran rique-
"a, por la abundancia de Ia planta
IN aquel extenso territorio, y los !.
lacendados que Ia poseen 6 pueden
'embrarla en- sus terrenos, Sc es-
'uerzan energicamente en- arraigar
m sus fincas ese nuevo elemento
lie prosperidad. =
Sc han hecho contracts de qua
yule por mas de doscientos mil pc
'os Y han comenzado & formarse
los fabricas para ell beneficio de
,sa plants hulera.
Hace tempo que en- ell DistritO
lei centro, especialmente en- Ra-
nos Arizpe, Sc explota la lechugui
la, Zero no con ell extra0rdlnarlO
'ruto! que ahera. Cada dia au-
nenta Ia production del ixtle Y &C
;ualmente Sc explotan de ciepto
,incuenta 4 doscientos mil kllos
Estas Industries del ixtle y del
lule dan orfgen en- ell Saltillo q
yrandes negocisciones que emplean
sumas de dinero.
Los coahuilenses son hombres
ririles, de l6cida inteligencia v
nuy laboriosos, que estan labran-
10 un rico porveair q sus familias
= al Estado.
Coahuila es uno de los Estados
,ue tiene mas extenso territorio;'
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04

ue los ~ LStduOS iu rcuciuCioAi,
ocupa, despues de Chihuahua y So
nora, el tercer lugar, midiendo
| 1875, 900 Kilometres cuadrados.
Esta inmensa extension, igual 4
Ia que ocupa toda Ia Turqu{a Euro
pea, 6 & Ia que suman juntos Dina
marca, Belgica, Holanda, Suiza y
Ia Repdblica del Salvador, cinco
naciones, cuyos habitantes suman
16. 100000, estd poblada solo por
100, 900 habitantes. va Sc podrd
figurar Ell lector que inmensa suma
de riquezas encerrara sin explotar
ese vasto territorio, minero por ex
oelencia, v que gigantesco desarro
lilo le espera allf q su industrial.
En- sus praderas, que parecen no
tener, como 'el mar, mas lfmites
que ell horizonte visual, Sc apacien
ia mas de un million de cabezas de
ganado vacuno, caballar, mular,
asnal, lamar, cabrfo, porcino, con.
un valor total de cuatro Y medic
millones de pesos aproximadamen7
te.
Ell enorme territorio de Coahui-
Ia esta dividido solamente en- cinco
Districts, en- cada uno de los cua-
les puede caber una de las cinco
naciones arriba citadas. Esta cruz
zado por muchas y grandes menta
mas inexploradas y por los gran
aes Rios Bravo del Norte, Ell. Sala-
do, ell Sabinas, los de San Fernan-
DO, y San Antonio, y San Juan,
y ocho arroyos tributaries del Bra
70. he
Sus principales industrias agri-
,olas son Ia ganaderfa y el cultiyo
lei mafz, el trigo, el frijol, el al
god6n y Ia vid.
Estas dos dltimas son las mas ri
as, y el vino de Parras es venta-
conOcido en- Mexico v
N Estados Unidos.
Entire sus productos naturales
'cupa un principal lugar Ia mine
ia, y su mineral de Sierra Moja-
"a, descubierto hara unos veinte
nos, es fiquisimo.
Sus principales industrias fabriles
on la de hilados y teiiaos, sarapes
an famosos por su exquisite traba
., que Sc fabrican en- distintos pue
los del Estado, especialmentes en-
Saltillo, Ia mayor parte por mu-
eres; por 10 que tai 'vez su tejido
|
S tan fno Y sus colores v maticesl [
an hermosos. Sc exportan en- :
ran cantidad. Ademas, Sc fabri
an vinos Y aguardientes, aguas ga
eosas,; azGcar, piloncillo, bugfas,
igarros, v puros, hielo, 'hilados y t
sjidos de fibras, ladrillos y teja, r
,za. zapatos, mpebles. fpapel y :
art6n, pastas para sopas y harina.
Ell Estado tiene va mas de ochen {
, fabricas de importancia, y otros
luchos establecimRehsos ihdustria
s hasta sumar 14esgme'
Tiene unos cineo.ipii jornaleros, :
amanda las mujerss lun 6orral mi q
imo de 80 cohtavos, y maximo dc d
Loo. y.!os homhres un jornal mi |
imo dessAaentavcs y mAximo de
2.5o.. eSTezoG
Ell Yelor declarado de los diver
os productcs en- un aho, es de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04

profetas para coInpTenderlo as
Examinando la historic d,
la Russia, vemos que este es Q
primer grandioso movimient'
popular que ha surgido Ell
aquel Imperio.
Vemos, ademas, que q diff
rencia de 10 que sucedi6 en- tt
dos los atentados nihilistas
comprendido Ell que cause Ia
muerte de la her6ica Sofia Pr
rovskya, esta vez la inmenss
mayoria idel pueblo russo
SO une con ell brazo 8 con ell
coraz6n a Ia protesta contra el
Gobierno actual.
Las preguutas al Car por
los obreros,. .tienen las simpatias
de todo ell mundo civilizado.
no representan NADIA que pudie
ra asustar al mas timido sostene
dor del 6rden social, nj hay en-
elias una Inca que no perte
nezca 8 la mas extiicta justicia.
Un soberano, un gobierno
que rehusa recibir Una peti
ci6n tai, y hace una hecatom
be con los que Ia presentan,
re pone fuera de la ley.
De esa loca y malvada teo
ria adoptada y ..escrita con san
gre, solo pnede derivarse una
insurrecci6n.
El pueblo eslavo tiene bue
ma memoria.
Hace mas de un siglo que
una parte de la infelfz Polonia
fue esclavizada por ell I'm
perio Ruso, y sin embargo,
6dlo para los opresores no ha
cambiado, y tai vez no cambi.
RI: icuidAdo con uu pueblo,
,uando sc le arrebata la liber
tad! /
Los rusos son tai vez mas |
rios que los po,acos; pero par |
ticipan de la misma naturale- |
"a.
Un poeta popular dice en-
,us cantos:: "el russo es tardio
para moverse; pero :cuando Sc
mueve es terrible!" |
Es Ia primera vez que las
masas del pueblo russo conside
rsn q su "peoueio padre" el
Gar, como a su enemigo.
Todayfa. un principe INTEL. |
yente y liberal. rodeado de bue
nes y sabios gobernantes, po- |
drfa hacer mucho por ell pue
bio y salvar la dinastia.
Pero la loca teoria de Nico
las II, no puede tener mas eco
que ell redoble de los tambores
en- la frfa mafana del II de
Enero de 1893 en- Paris!
Los successes hablaran!. -.
4 R.r,;
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04
DIRECTOR,
REDACTOR
PROPIETARIO.
b. Cardenas.
!. .>LIBROS!

Ac,bsmos do recibir directamel
a de Madrid, una bonita y elegante c.
reccion de libros de literatnra' y mel
suslmente nos llegar; una pequtha r
ess para tener siemprc buen sur''d'
vla,e al PATS de Las Perlas por
Jscolliot. UnItomo rdstica.....So.co
Viaie al PATS de los Elefantes,
DOR 81 mismo, tomo rdstica -" .''
Iiaie al PATS de las Bayaderas,
Dor el mismo, un tomo rdstica.' oo'
Armoniss y Cantares. por Pentu
Ruiz dc Aguilera; ;un tomo rdst'cr o
Demi Monde. cada tomo.... "o.So.
Cuentos Nlcionales, por Angel
r. Chavez, ,un tomo rdstica. 20. o..
Conferncias de sn. Agustfn,
Dor el Rev. r, Agustino Fray Ea-
b'eeni6 Ce ebnilos 3 tomos, r4st. =.
HistoriH de sfblla, porO Feaillet.
un ton.v pustS dc tels............ oo
Cunada ll.nl dc I'm Papa, por
Armand UubarIy, un tOmo rust, "0.10
La rlo,rcci.n Libre Csmtio
por I. +. Caballero, 1 tomo rust 20 70
Las Mujeres. pOr Alfonso Karr,
up ttmU rGstica. a............. ..O.7
La Ultima Enamorsda, por An
drss Sanchez del Real, un tOmO
ustlcA. .......... ....'. ...''" w.
Nsturaleza do las cOsas. por Ii
70 Lucrecio Caro-, un tono rdst." so.
El DR.. Lshuels, por d. Anto.
nio Ros do Olano, un tonlo rust. 1.2S.
Memorials dc un Estudixnts,
pOr el Lie. Alexandra VilIasehor,
Un tomo rIstioa ..............." 75
vi Clsv0, por Pedro A. de- A.
Arc6n, un tOmO r6yticA. ......" 10.
FL DereGho en- II Yida Econ6-
mica, pur Db Anselmo Guerra,
un tomo rustlca ........... -" %.
iPobre Madre! por Enrique La:
fuente ..... zee. ............ -.
Novelas Italianas. ..........
Dinamita y Petrole0. = ;. ......"
Cuentos del Dfa, por Dn. Ventu-
Ruiz dc Ag uileera. a.............. b
La Priners Producci6n........... 20
Piedras Preciosas, por Salvador
Rueda. ..~.......... ......... ....... ".
Collection de Sonetos.. .............. rs.
Fiaje Critico airedor dc Ia Puer-
tas del Sol. por Ossor.o y Bernard. :. so
Los Problemas de la Naturalezs.
H Fuerte Peninsula, por Gustavo
Aiu.Id -
A"sio' o''.'............. 10
Il Jsfs de Guerilla, por Maine
Aaliani, poi Gastavo Aimord $3.50
La Cascade dc los Amante Is
Il Bsrberillo de Lsvapiss----SS
Cuentos, de Alejandro Lsrrubiera Q
Cuentos para Nihos---- 4
kingGn pedido se atenderS 8; no vie
ne sconpahado de su importe Stem
pre- que el enyfo vaya certitic.ds
m,ndess diez e0ntsvos mas para 81
srtitcado
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04
cONDICIONES.

CONDICIoNES.
"slr I,crsts froa1sriro"~ puolcs
os ,apados. .o
subscription Por 5 meses eo,
,x-rodo psgo sc hsra On moneds de
n,aeIsanente adelantado.
PAWS PAyi.os rsmitldos ssgdn eonvsnio'
I. oorrsspsnisneia debs diriiirse
JUsTO CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-02-04

Ningdn pedido se atendera 81 no vie
ne sconpahado de su importe Stem
pre- que el envfo vsya certiticsds
srtitcado
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
Things Political and Otherwise, Occurring
and to Occur.
Fact, Fancy and Forecast of a Bystander. Sen
atoria1 Candidates and Pie Counter
Gang Still on the Anxious Seat.
Appropriation Bills Are
Multiplying.

is a practical dairy and creamery man
and deep student of the science OF his
calling, Governor Mead might go to
Belingham and fare worse.
When the House got through with the
Senate bill appropriating 800, 900 for the
Portland fair it looked like $40 5000. Ap.
pearances indicate that it is not go much
difference of opinion between the two
branches as desire to disagree. Judg.
ing from the stunts they are doing and
planning in the way Of measures carry
ing appropriations $25, 900 more or less
cuts no ice.
The legislature has referred Governor
McBride's recess appointments back to
I Governor Mead, and the attorney general
decides this is equivalent to refusal to
confirm and vacates the positions. This
leaves bunch of plums of.ithe easiest
kind OF picking. Among the scalps thus
lett waiting, unprotected, for the knife
ate those of "Deep Creek Jones and
Jesse L. Mills, of the Board of Control,
and 10 lesser war locks.
I If there is any change in the senatorial
situation it is not apparent to the casual
observer. The promised stampedes do
not stampede and candidates claiming
! to have votes "loaned out" seem to find
collections close. Should the democrats,
as per Dame Rumor, ignore party, no
republican is cure OF their solid vote nor,
as yet. in a position where it would do
him any good.
But there is no telling what an hour
may bring forth, anu sufficient unto the
day is the joint ballot thereof.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
ductor on the street car.

uuCtOI Ou Lilc btI6ct CdTs
Nv. and Mrs. j. j. Hunley, OF Copalis,
who have been visiting his brother, Peter
Hunley, of this city returned to their
home tuesday.
Mrs. Inglehorn, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. 5. l.. Crawford, for
the past week, returned to her home a,
Copalis Tuesday.
Capt. J. j. Woodin. father OF Mrs.
Laurie. was seriously i'll Monday, but ie
now much better Capt. Woodin is 92
years old, and has been exceedingly
hearty.
Arthur FORMER left for his home in
Dayton, WASH, where will spend the re.
mainder OF the winter Mr.. FORMER has
not been well during his stay here, SO
goes home to take much needed rest.
He will return in the spring.
A. H. Bradner. engineer at the power
house, broke rib Monday afternoon
while prying on some machinery.
The steamer Olympic arrived in port
Monday evening from San Francisco.
She was three days maxi ng the trip and
will load at the f. X. Wood Lumber
company's dock for their yards in San
Francisco. They expect to have her
loaded and ready to sail about Friday
morning.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
CAPT. MITCHELL OBJECTS.
To Unworthy Methods Of Securing Tenants
for Heron Street BUILDINGS.

~ unworthy WGtnOuS OF securing tenants
for Heron Street Buildings.
EDITOR HERALD Il saw an article a
short time ago in the Aberdeen Bulletin
written by r. T. Dabney. explaining
why rents were so high on Heron street,
stating it had cost a large sum OF money tc
build those stone and brick buildings
and that some of them had borrowed
money to build.
l considered the explanation satisfac.
tory, but brother OF Mr.. Dabney, q
have been informed) who has building
at Heron and H streets, has offered A.
H. Marsh fine room three months free
of rent. Is it spite he mas against Mar
ket street. or does he simply want to
avor Mr.. Marsh with handsome pres.
ent? Now, from high rents to nothing,
and there must be some object in the
scheme. Mr.. Marsh has occupied his
present location since the big fire, hav.
ing been Accommodated by the owner, and
had the new building erected for him at
a cost of $4,000.
Our city is small, and If we wish tc
grow we should pull together, and not
indulge in any foolish jealously in regard
to locations. I should like to see Heron
street build up clear down to the bay
with the finest kind of buildings-it
would not injure Market street in the
least. Nor would l try to coax away
their tenants.
Yours truly,
s. C. MITCHELL.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY
Items Of Interest From All Sections OF Che.
halls County. Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Contractor Lindbeck is rushing work
on Eavid Harner's new residence on
Pioneer street.
E. L. Wade was in Elma Monday visit
ing his son-iu-law, Hugh Byles. wLo has
been very ill for some time past.
Mrs. Sarah Lua'k and daughter have
gone to Seattle on account Of the illness
OF Mrs. Luark's brother, Lou Peel, who
is ill from typhoid fever.
j. w. Hall elected last fall as council
man, refuses to qualify. AS Mr.. Hall was
one OF the best members of the old board
it is hoped that he will reconsider the
matter.
Frank Kotick and G. L. Kotick o
Little Rock, will build shingle mill a,
Raymond, Pacific county. The Kotick
brothers are stockholders in the Keller
man-Crane Nozzle Co. Of this city.
]. G. Olson, formerly OF this city but
now farming near Elma, was in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Olson is interested in a
project TO reorganize the Elma creamery
company and place it in better founda
tion.
Isaac Reeves went to Castle Rock Sun
day in response to d telegram announ
cling the death OF John Siefert, his broth
er.in-law. He returned Wednesday ac-
companied by Mrs. Siefert and child
who will remain here few weeks. Mrs
Siefert is a sister of Mrs. Reeves.
Women of W oodcraft will meet Jan
80, to transact business of importance
All members are requested to attend.
Mrs. "Jack" Goodel, while attempting
to tighten lid on fruit jar Wednesday
evening, cut her hand 90 pad that it was
necessary to 60 to the hospital and have
the wound sewed up.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
ON CORPORATIONS
Judge GrOsscup Writes an
Interesting Magazine
Article on the
Subject.

Not now to crush the corporation, but
how 70 save it, is the text OF an able and
lofty article in the February McClure's g
by Peter S. Grosscup. Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals. Chicago.
Our sovereign national menace is the
increasing loss Of individual proprietor.
ship, the ownership of the industrial
property of the nation by fewer and
fewer people, in the form of corporations.
Judge Crosscup asserts that the present
tremendous bank boards of wage. .earners
ar, a menace; that they ought to be de.
voted to individual enterprise, as in the
early days of the Republic; and that to
bring this about. proprietorship in cor
porations must be made safe and accessi.
BILE to working people.
That the institution Of private property
seems at present doomed by the corpora
tion, Judge Grosscup shows by striking
comparison of the bank deposits in 1880
with those in 1904. During that period,
the population Of the United States in
creased about fifty per cent; it's wealth
increased about sixty per cent; while it's
bank deposits-representing the capital
withheld by the bulk OF our citizens from
active private nterprise-increased from
two and quarter billion dollars to eleven
billion dollars; over five hundred per
cent.
This means that wage. learners OF
moderate means increasingly prefer to
let others invest their savings for them.
And Judge Grosscup's remarks on this
phenomena are memorabe:
''The transformation Of the ownership
OF country's industrial property, from
its people generally, to few Of it's peo-
pie only, reaches the bedrock of social
and moral forces on which, alone, the
whole structure of republican institu.
tions rests; for, under such conditions,
instead of depending each on himself
and his own intelligence chiefly for sue
cess, the great bulk of our people, in
creasingly. will become dependents upon
others. Those who possess investibe
means will come to rely solely upon the
great financial institutions; and those
who possess nothing but capacity for
labor, upon the great organizations of
labor. That is paternalism; paternalism
in almost it's final form."
AS able as the article is to this point,
it is in Judge Grosscup's three clear sug
gestiops OF "How to Save the Corpora.
ton" that we find its unusual and con.
servative value.
Government control: "putting aside
the five-and.forty bewildering state
bands, for the one great national hand"
Regeneration: 'cut out the stock.
jobbing corporation; the water.logged
corporation; the mere vision OF vision
aries; the labyrinthian corporation.
whose stock and bond issues are i.
purposely tangled.
Opening of proprietorship to wage
earners to such workers, no less than
to captains and lieutenants OF industry,
a share Of profits should be given.
This statesmanlike summary ought to
be read by every voter in the Uuited
States,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
A Very Close Call.

II stuck to my engine, although every
joint ached and every nerve was racked
with pain," writes G. w. Bellamy, a 10.
comotive fireman. of Burlington, Iowa
Il was weak and pale, without any ap'
petite and all run down. As was about
to give up, got bottle of Electric Bit.
ters, and after taking it felt a. wa'' es
l ever did in my life." Me.k, slckly
WV '""r ncople always gain new life
strength and vigor from their use. Try
them. Satisfaction guaranteed by Red
Cross Pharmacy. Price so cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
Imperfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and in conse'
quence less vitality. When the liver fails
to secrete bile, the blood becomes loaded
with bilious properties, the digestion be-
comes impaired and the bowels con-
stipated. Herbine will rectify this: II
gives tone to the stomach, liver and
kidneys, strengthens the appetite, clears
and improves the complexion, infuses
new life and vigor to the whole system.
so cents bottle. Sold by w. B. Paine
& Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
OAKVILLE.

Geo. Clifford has agaiu moved his
family to Gate.
r. L. Beaver shipped carload of ash
timber last week.
Chas. Gaddis and Allen Hall of Porter
were in town Tuesday evening.
d. w. Bagshaw was summoned to
Gate Wednesday to do some notary
work.
James Fitzgerald, who had been work.
ing in camp at Hoquiam, came up on
the noon train Tuesday.
Mr.. Deal. the new barber, arrived
Tuesday evening and assumed charge ol
the shop next morning.
In list OF 300 names drawn by the
county commissioners as persons quail
fed to serve on the jury the ensuing year
we find the names of the following per.
sons from Oakville: NJ. J. Murphy, D.
w. Bagshaw, J. N. Gwinn, VIM. Sim.
mons, f. A. Bennett, R. J. Stoner. G.
w. Bryan. Chas. Heck, E. P. Ames.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
HOQUIAM.

5. r. CASTLE is in town attending to
the loading Of freight for the reservation.
Emo Enderson came down from Olpm.
pia Monday night to consult doctor
about his eyes.
G. Bowen, a stranger in town, was ar.
rested Monday night by Policeman Nc.
Kenna for beating Owen Og1en. con.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
PUBLIC NOTICE,

The entire stock formerly of s. P.
Lunt, known as the Ideal Store, has
been removed to the store room No. 800
Heron street, next door to the Red Cross
Pharmacy, for the purpose of closing out
the same at creditors sale. No goods
will be sold until further notice. If