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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

Mrs. Lou Plerpoiat who had been
visiting her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
T. W. Silvers, returned to her home
in Aurora, Mo-, the last OF the week.
Mrs. West, wife OF Judge Sam West,
had the misfortune to slip on the Ice
Saturday morning, at her home on
North Main street, and in the fall
sustained the fracture OF her LETT
wrist. She suffered considerable pain
at the time, but her arm is mending
nicely.
Chas. R. Radford, an old, highly
respected and wealthy citizen OF But
Ter, dropped In to have his subscrip-
ton dates set ahead into 1908, max
Ing thirty dollars he has paid, hev-
ing begun with the first issue and
been with us continually since. Who
says there are not bright spots in q
newspaper mans life. These old
friends are very dear to US.
]. D. Allen left yesterday for St.
Louis to meet with the former COM
misaioners and boards OF managers
Of State Hospital for the Insane No.
1, who hold q reunion in that city
to-day. II was seven years ago when
the institution was begun. II isnow
one Of the finest Of the kind In the
west. M. Allen was chairman oithe
flrsttwo building commissions. He
h invited 10 cot - toastmastsr at .
banquet this evening, and will ~
spond 70 The toast 'Ths Budding
q : ststs Hospital for Insans."
Dr.. ]. N. Brickss. Adsian's oldsst
and popular druggisl, was : plsse.
ant callsr on TussdAy. Dr.. BFieket
3 also : Justice d ths Psace ior ~
township, and 4 alto6sthsf Ayeky
besy man. h = : m epoftsm -
and 5 Suocsssful hunter. Of hlg ea1A
HI drug etors = rsplsts NH -
phln q ~ ehass. Animals q sss
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29
Money to Loan.

] have Eastern money to loan on
farm lands. Ten years time, and IN
tereet reasonable. J.F. GMlTH.
D. 1tty. ct Law, Butler, No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. B. Childs sre ~.
happy parents Of 9 bounding BOZ.
which arrived at their home ~
Thursday. 5i}x
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29

Tor NoTCHER HERD DURoC JERSEY
HoGs.-A nice lot OF young male pigs
for sale.-E. T. Kirkpatrick, Merwin,
Mo. 34t*
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-11-29
T.. j. Shobe orders THE TINES to
his address at Forreston, Texas.

his address at Forreston, Texas.
Jesse Smith, who has been In Daw-
son, Ind. Ty., for some time, returned
last week to spend the winter in
Bates county. He says he will re-
turn to the west in the spring.
W. A. Epbland. formerly cashier OF
the Farmers Bank, at Foster, now in
business In Shawnee, Okla, was in
Butler the last OF the week on busi-
ness and favored Us pleasantly.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
DOMENECH BRAVO

Fl rsprsssntants DUmsnssh, que no
asiati6 4 10 session segunds de 10 tsrse
ra ASSEMBLIES Legislative, lego aver
y asisti6 { 10 IOSi6n exIrAcFdina
ria. =
Por cleric, que vino de NAL hu-
NOR.
In la maHAnA 90 opuso { Iodo
10 que hA srefdo que dsbe nponSrss.
No le gusIa nj sl memorial qua
Ii CAmArA dlrigs pot sondueso de-
sscrstArip de EslAdo, 81 Gobisrnc
amerIsHno, pidisndole la sludadAnia )
an asnAdo slsetivo,
La prsseneiA del stnor Dome
nseh no hA sido una Sorpresa para Il
OkmArS, Efa natural que vinisra
psrturbAr algo, Lo que dsbS asnIiF Gl
que 80 IrAbsio no ptoHpsEarA.
La CGmAra lrabSiarA con 64lto
taeilidAdss.
Loa sseolIos no son aino Ol iugus
| as del iumsnso mar.
La gran ole. irnpohsnts , sstsrs
pasA sohra 81 Sasollu, 10 sIaupe, i
asAlIa, 10 suhTa sop ~ hvso HAasi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
OTRA CARTA

DSspuss de loo sehorsa Nsnsndss
J Marines QuAsp, do NaiaeN'x, vls'
40 sl ssnor MarApgss, On retiradA
tambiSn de 10 politics. republicans.
Ha AQUi la sarta que publlsai
Nsysgusi, Julio 3 do 1905.
ashor Direstor de LA BANDERA
AMERICANA.
Muy sefior mioI
Buplieo 90 sirvA inasrtAr On 81 pa
tl6dipo do % dIreesi6n Lee sIKuisniea
lineAs,
Con fesha dc eyer hS prsssntadu
81 Ssnor Vise Prssidsnts del Comik
LosGl del PArtido RspubiicAno mi re-
nuncia del cargo de PreaIdsnsa del
mismo, con sArAslsr Irretosable, ha'
clsndo sonatAr adsmks que no aesI 10
nipgdn pussto tAnto poliIiso como cd /.
miniStrativo para la pr61lmA cAmpA
10 Slseloral, 10 que hAgo pressnIa {
todos mis- amigos.
AnIisipAndols lss ErAsiAs , que1o
% atto. 8. 9. @, B. n.
RCfotlA. NdrdaCss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
POr Ia tsrde

Consurrsn los ssnores Matisrxo,
de Diego, Soler, Virella Uribe, Vlre'
lie (Fedslicol, ArrillAga, Bsrnardini,
Gonsalts GArSis, SAntoni, Gonzales
tFsrnandcl, r nero Rosa, viaa osho
Isco, Giol, Gambia C6rdovs, Coira,
Medina Coz zAlsz, por 10 mAyoriAI
Resosa, Carrion y Aports, Domsnech,
Coll J MOndtA Ssrrano,
Sc de- leeGura 81 informs do lAl
comiait mss dc LeglslAOl6n y Corpora
clones en- el n. B. n6msro ;, autori.
ando los Ayunlamisn1os para ha-
Ger aus prssupusatos con arrsglo 9 10
que dsIsrmlnA 81 miimo ptUyesto, 81
il iorms 90 AprobAdo.
A peticl6n del sehor de Diego, q
pons { voIAOi0n dicho bill. Risndo
sprobAdo On - leeturA J pAsAndo q
Concsio Eieeuiivo.
El lsfIor de Dieel propone cue O
lrtorms Dc la somiSI6n CopiunIa seer
90 del proyseto dc ley aobts mueller
del ssfior Gambia C6rdovA ss popga
discussion on comiaion total.
Sc Acusrda, & pstIsi6n del mlsmC
aeior de Diego, que la session 60 sus
Osnda para 10 nothS, & las oeho, pus
ccm1 81 proySeto en- question trItA d
muslleS en- San juan MsyaRuss
Cones, y sl msnaSis del G GobsrnAdo
hAbla solo de muslles On q puerto d
San Juan, On ess eAso % de Deessida
que 90 solieiIe de dIshA alta autorida
IN nusvo msnssis On que FsoomiOnd
oS nusll'a sn los Olrou pusEipI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
S|ENPRE LOS M|sMOS

1nf6rmasenos que dsspu6S do ter.
minarss sl nesting que two tfacto en-
roa Bsia sl domipg, d't'mo, en- sl que
habl6 sl ssflor NuHoz Rivera, vsrios
i6voUes, unionistAs de Baysm6n, or.
ganiSaron otro meeting y sstando en-
sl uso do la pAlAhrA don Fslips o..
glao, oeurri6 un tumulAo promov!do
sor an tAl Nisolls G GAlindsz y sl score
lario del ayuntsmientO Dc aqusl pus.
bio, ssior Erassto Cab:s6n. Fate, en-
medic del sseGndalo promovIdo, saai
an revolver On AsaItud agresivA contra
.! orAdoP. Diehn aAhnr al var Ia mo-
liCis, guard6 sl
fugA.
In el aelo oil
1aymi 90 pressn
J dsnunoi6 el h&
su sarAster graU
{ 10 Corte munie
P0rsonaa sen
ron este hesho, 10 eAlihGAn dc IN Alat.
de de eaiertC que - sahrAn eGstigsrlo
los tribunAlss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
OESOE TOA-ALTA
913 instripciones: 642 unio-
nistas y I'll rspubIlcanos.
Un emprestito.
REGISTRO CIVIL
REGISTRO CIVIL
Estudlantes que triunfan.
Nativos que bajan y CONT
nentsles que suben.

Las nssripeionss, que priucipis'
'on Jrias On este pueblo, han eogido el
grado do sAlor que ere dc ssperarse.
Hasta aver sAbado, apareeen ins'
eritos s13. De sllos e42 son uuiopis
tas J 27l rspuhlieanos We
una msyorfa dc 37l.
In hueste unior
" & vletoria seguri
-Nuestro munic
honrados sopssios
bsrnador Civil, ha
Eissutivo an empE
ha ereido bsstants para salir do Ia
situaei6n nuAneiera On que 90 hAlla
per culpas sgsnss, como 10 dtmostrs,
rsmos dsnsro do POGO con prusbss
rreeusablss.
Interesado sl Gohisrno insular en-
que los munisipios sa)gAn do sus 6eu.
das, 90 dc srserse que tsngA su spro.
baoi6n oil consahido empy6stiso.
-Durants sl mes de JUNO pr6xl.
mo pssAdo han oeurrido On este regis.
tro civil Les inscripeiones siguisntss:
80 naoimientos, 10 defuneionss y 10
matrimonios.
-Hemos tsnido sl gusto do salu
dar & los aprseiables i6venss don Az
tonic y DON Manuel, hijos do nusstro
busn amigo don Autonio Lopes, QUE
llsgaron hscs POGO do los Estsdoa
Unidos, donds 90 hallabAn prae,isaudo
estudios,
III primero, msrsed { sus ,astaa.
sss eatudios y & las busnas eondisto'
ass do 90 intsleeto, he vsnido con 90
.tsulo de abogado. Q.s logrs gtan =.
dss trluDtos On On aob!s earrarA
-Nusatro amigo don Modesto Ar !.
chil!a, que ha estado eDfsrmo sobra
dos messs. 90 sneuentrA haatAnts me-
iorado do sas dolsnsiAs.
| Don Andres Rodrigues Dt,s,
tluatrado supsrlntsndsnts do eseuelAs
sn este Distrits, % vi6 impslido & re-
auneiar 90 carga por sxigensias del
0spartamsnto.
| Dss pusrtcrriq usAos honorAb!es
| tO0stintta on Ia pdgina 2a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
ENRIQUE |BSEN
BiogrsfIa del gran dramatur :
qo.-Se dedic6 On sus mo.
Cedades 4 Ia msdicina.
ERA UN DEMOCRATA
Sus teorias alentaban al anar.
quismo. .-Fisonomfa. Re
laci6n de sus obras.

sN Aei6 On skIsn sl 20 de Mario de
1928, de burgussa euna. Fasron sus
padres K'u1 Ibssn y Maria Cornelis
A'tsp hl &. Ss dsdie6 primsro & IL
farmseia y luego & 10 msdiclns, pero
10 absndon6 todo por les lstrss, y 8
los 2s ID % estrsn6 con busn exlto So
primar drama eCatalinas.
Y sigli6 la carrsra litsraria le
gando { 10 poatsridad una ob.a in
msnsA. Los primeros teabsins do ID
sen suscitaron acalorados debates.
Una eseuela do sx6 getas dsHnfa 10 pa
labra y sl psnsamisuto del maestro,
b hssta que tus somprendido por todos
y sntonsss 90 fama fa6 ipmsnsa.
Cultiv6 todos los g6nsros; sl Cpl
90 c,n Hslgs Handingsbanss, sl ssk.
rico con sNorma 8 el amor dc un po
lftieos, 10 somsdia do maeIs con sNo
he do San Juapsy <Tumha dc gigsn
te,, el dramitiso do eostumbrsa eor
sIc ger do Ostrois, sl dramGtico h'st6
rieo CON Elm ssrador y Gslileos
Durante aus d timos afi1s do labor
liter aria, [ 1bssn tcm6 como obistivos
pripcipsles do sus obras sstos probls
mas: do reiorma soeial por 81 triurf
do la dsmosrasisi el iphojo do los
ideas eisntihsaa, sspssislmspts 10 d.
10 hsrsneia, yla eondlsi6n sosiAl ds
10 muisr.
A ls primsrA do sstas divisionsi
psrsans cen sLs liga do los i6vsnsss
sun ensmioo do 10 soeisdads y sLo'
pilarss do 10 soeiedAds; sEspseiroa,
% slAsihca On la ssgunds; la tercsr,
comprsnds sCasa do mun ,eass. SRo
msrsholms, sLa dana del MARI = sHs
dds GAblsrs.
Ibsen ir6 un perssdor que loI
"a narquistas 90 disputArku On 10 futu
70 como uno do sus ap6stolss ma
brAvos y tenaces. E,ts hembrs hi
pussto dinsm'ta por dsbsjo do toda
les ideas y los preiuisios que sirvsI
de blss { 10 familia ysls soOisdad
90 ha burlAdo CON TIM perturbabls fran
Quesa do todo, 10 ha dsmclido iodo.
gs pueda desir que lbsen sYa ul
lsdn visjoI Su sspssA eabsllsFA de
sordenads, sus tupidas OeiA', los do
mschones de sus pAtillss, no memo
upidas, ls eircuisn el roatro do I'M
blanca mslsns, cuya rudess no alosn
saban & suavizar los mss esmsrAdo
sosmdticos Hahia tambjda On el pol
TO altanero do 90 sabess, en- sl rssusl
10 adsn ia dc % hrSEo, ago sn6rgie
y isros, pero solo CON 10 snsrgiA J "a
roridad do los que luehan por sl triur
10 do loa grandes idsAIss; ..ioriado
ItsmbiGn para sodas les dulSurAs dc |
vida del hcgsr.
Csy6 sl maestro desds sl nsbulo
90 pafs donds % mira el sol do ]
msdiA noshs, lrradi6 sobre sl mund
mostrando una aurora do lihertad.
Las va keyas ssiAn de luto J dsl
70, maaAbrAs 90 bAilAn sobre 10 nisvG
/, a us & m Ansra do lmenso sudsrIo n
eutrs ssa pArts dol aeptsntri6n. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
CARTAs DETENIDAS

En- la Adminilt aoI6n de Correos
20 ella sludAd 20 snCuentrAn lea ST.
guientea;
Andres Arroyo, juan Biibos,
Hermspgilda ComashS, Tomasa Cas-
tro. Guadalupe CSrriIls, Ramon Cas-.
tro, FelipS CIzlreS, Pedro ChApgl
Maria Cintr6n, B1nitaeio Colon, Car.
men Conds, JoIe CArIsrs, OILS Da-
Venport, B,le1 Dagils, FrArcIacc
plas, Francis Dlmaressy, Lus. Du
lac, Rosa DfAlA, Andes FA ksatsp
I aGArtaii Js.dI FebEs, Fulgsrcio Fs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
LAS IHSCR|PC|ONts

I'm 10 pasada Henana han side
pidAs les nssripeisnes 90 thu
shas poblaeionss do 10 islA con motive
de les iueitsa erscientss y las aveni'
daa do los rios que impedisrOn sl vie
Is 81 pueblo de indivlduos Dc los cam
ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Camara de De!egados
Session del 10 de Ju'io,

ants OIL Corgreso, amparando aai nuss
traa aspirasionss ys sxpusstas.
Qls no solsm snts & Mr. Root aino
q cualquier amsrieano que psss por
Pasrto Rico reprsssntando oil gobier'
no dc Washington, dsbe Puerto REQ
psdirle, elamarls por sus dersehos y
libersades. Pide q ls msyorfA que
lame g 'nsrossmsnte & coneurrir & 10
sprobaei6n do ess pre- eoto & 10 mi
norfs, psro que 81 ella 90 opons &
prsstarls 81 cooperation, que la ma
yofis ID Apruebe y que el memorial
sea sntregAdo en- manos del ilustrs
repreasnsante del poder polittco anne
risano, ca Ia sspsrsnza do que nue,trs
VOC habiA do tsnsr eco On sl pueblo
americano.
III selior Csrri6n reeonoce sl me,
mortal del seilor dc Diego como an
documsrto hermosisimo, inspirado On
altos ssntimisntos patri6lieos, psro
dice que vota On contra do o., poYque
10 considera inneessario On los actus-
les momsntos mtentras el pueblo puar-
.orriQueiio no armonise sus iutersses
y % hsga diguo do mereesr 10 que on
dicho msmorial % pide. Referees on
su dlseurso oil problema obrero puer
iorriqueao y hsss oargos & Mr. Com
pers, dc Aseptar canlidadss Dc dinsro
durAnts los periodos do haelga ass. 70
osrtiendo aQuellos entre los obrsroa
mas listos, extendi6 ,doss sn otrsa
oonsidsraclonss personalss aobrs el
Preside Al, do In "a nerieAn Federation
OF Labor & qulen llama rompe husl
ga.
I'll SET Jr Romero Rosa ss levantA
para defender Al ssiIor G ompsrs Or
10 aluai6n que 10 haee oil seHor Co
rri6n. Pide oil expressdo delsgsdc
q, 10 rsctldqua Sus palAbras.
81 ssilor Carri6n sostisns sus ear
goa dice que les huslgas on Puerto
r co obsdecsn & ntel6 o. psrlieular d,
Algunos mas osadoa y que a6lo % har
heth, para amedrentar sl capital.
| DO crusAn algunAs que otras pala
bras entire smbos delsgados y 90 tor
NINA 10 discussion.
ri ssnor BssosA hacs uso do !,
palabra para sostsnsr sl mismo cri
terio del Mn1r Domsnsch. Agreea
que Mr., Root %, solAmsnts un Seero
(tario do EstAdo y no tisns lnserven
ci6n On los aaunios exleriores y qui
gu prest' glo % supplements proiesio
nal. So opone & 10 AprobAci6n do
exprssAdo deCumento.
So pone & votse sei6n sl memorial.
| Fl aenor Was Oshoteso pids qu
90 vote por lista y Ali 10 verid
I0A.
Ell memorial ia6 aprobado por l
votos dc IL mHyoiia contra do !,
mlnoriA.
i, 30 proeeds 4 nomhrAr una aomi
Ai6n mixtA para sntregAr el memoris
.! Seeretario Root. Los sefiorss Do
menseh , Bssoss, al como los dsmA
mismbros Do 10 minorfs, rshusAroI
iormAr pArts dc 10 oomisi6n.
FL presidents nombrA 6 los seHc
res Santoni, de Diego, Was OSho otse
liz Rsmero RolA.
i A peIlci6n del senior dc Diego Q
levsnsA 10 sesi6n hAslA las 2y meai
de ls tArds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Limo, pla.
Nuguabo, s Julio | 9OB

rrer, FsrnAndeE Hms Felips Gsrefs,
Manuel GArtiI, R,m6n Gadss, JuAr
Glmsnez, David GorEa,eE, Franchises
GorEatsEi Gregorio Gainar, Antonio
Guardiolor Pedro A, Hernandez, Pc
dFo HsrnkndeS, lcontinuMAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11

de Sspums plAdosausnts -. -. , 10
dssmorona.
La CkmAtA O. o. sobeEhIo mar 6s
10 oUlni6a pdhlisa, Il ckuAFs Sezs
esfk Ol chslkaulo,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
ALEXANDER POISON.

HLEAANDEh IOLSONs
In speaking OF Alexander Poison, the
nominee of the rump republican county
convention for state senator, the editor
OF the HERALD wants to bs distinctly un.
deretood that no reflection upon that
gentlepan-as man and worthy citizen
is either made or intended. 1t has
been the pleasure Of the writer to have
enjoyed the acquaintance Of MIR. Poison
for more than twenty-three years, and it
is his further and greater pleasure to
say that he has always found him an
energetic, enterprising and trustworthy
citizen. We do not believe in the polit-
ical doctrine that requires mans char
acter shall be assailed simply because his
fellows have named him for public office.
The editor OF the HERALD came to the
Grays Harbor country in 1883, and he
found Alex. Poison there before him !;
has known him and of him ever since,
and his judgment Of MIR. Poison is that
no squarer man has ever been on Grays
Harbor. But, while Mr.. Poison is all
that, we contend that he is not properly
equipped to represent the county OF Che
halls in the senate of the state.
1t is, perhaps, the misfortune of the
gentleman that his early training was
! not such as, to place him in the class
with Mr.. Sheeks in this line of business.
MIR. oheeks offers to the state the use OF
his legal knowledge and sage experience,
all OF which if placed in the. woods would
sink into utter ignorance compared with
the "know how" of Mr.. Poison. The
HERALD believes both men honest, and
believes that the people OF the county
should so regulate their ballots as to
demonstrate that they will do ,theI same
in public matters as in private, i. g. en-
ploy the best man available for the posi-
ton. 1t is no dsparagement to Mr.. Pol.
,, son to say tina: in this line helis handi.
capped-head, shoulders and:Ibody-by
the next senator, Hon. Ben Sheeks.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
Wounds, Bruises and Burns.

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wounds, bruises. burns and like injuries
before inflammation sets in, they may be
healed with maturation and in about
one.third the time required by the old
treatment. This is the greatest discov.
cry and triumph OF modern surgery.
Chamberlain Pain Balm acts OH this
same principle. 1t is an antiseptic and
when applied to such injuries causes
them to heal very quickly. 1t also
allays the pain and soreness and pre-
vents any danger of blood poisoning g
Keep a bottle of Pain Balm in your
home and it will save you time and
money, not to mention the inconven-
fence and suffering such injuries entail.
For sale by Evans Drug Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
The Nominees,
HON. BEN SIIEEKS.


Ben Sheeks, the democratic, nominee
for state senator, was in no sense can
didate for the honor; in fact, he was
nominated entirely without his knowl-
edge. and during his absence from the
city on business. He was named by the
democratic convention for his peculiar
fitness for the position, and in the elief
that his legal knowledge would be of
great value to Chehalis county. Who is
Ben Sheeks? is being asked all over the
county today. Let us answsr by saying
that he is in no sense politcian-or
anybody's hired man.
Mr.. Sheeks is a native of the state of
Indiana; is 63 years OF age, and has been
one of the recognized leaders OF the legal
fraternity in the state Of Washington
since he came here, in 1889. For the
past five years Mr.. Sheeks has been in
Aberdeen, where his legal requirements
have placed him in position second to
none, either as learned gentleman
albeit Of rather retiring disposition-and
a most experienced attorney. In this
connection. it may be we'll to print the
following, from the Hoquiam Washing
tonian, which appeared the morning
after the nomination OF Mr.. Sheeks:
"Ben Sheeks, who was nominated by
the democrats to run against Alexander
Poison for the state senate, has been a
resident OF Aberdeen some years. He is
gifted lawyer, somewhat of the old
school, and came here from Tacoma to
be the law partner of John G. Hogan.
Prior to his coming to the coast he lived
in Salt Lake City. and was for years
Brigham Young's attorney, and also for
the great Mormon church. He had
been employed during earlier years in
the law in some OF the famous cases oil
the country, notably the divorce suit Of
Eliza Young against. the great Mormon
prophet. Last December he was nomi-
mated by the reform league party of the
city for mayor, and came near defeating
Mayor Lindstrom, who had been inactive
owing to over confidence. Mr.. Sheeks
was nominated only few days prior to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.

Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills.
The schooner Watson A. West is load
ing at the Slade mill for San Francisco.
The schooner Endeavor is loading at
the Dryden & Leitch mill for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Santa Monica sailed from
the American mill Tuesday for San
Pedro.
The schooner Chas r. Wilson sailed
yesterday from the Wilson mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner W.. f. Wltzeman sailed
Tuesday from the Union mill for San
Francisco.
The schooners S. c. Alexander and
Philippine are at the Union MILL loading
for San Francisco.
The schooners G. w. Watson and
Comet are loading at the Anderson Il
Middleton mill for San Francisco.
Loose-leaf system printing and ruling
speciality. Herald Prtntery. =,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
Elma, Wash. October %, 1906.

Our Elma friend makes mistake that
is altogether too common in the present
campaign when he mixes up the county
seat removal with party politics, and in
fers that because some OF the republicans
who dominated the county convention
for personal ends favor the removal,
therefore the proposal is one OF graft.
Ii he were acquainted with the facts on
Grays Harbor he would have escaped
this absurd confusion OF two distinct
propositions. With all he says anent
the necessity for the republican party OF
Chehals county to have house clean
ing" this election, the HERALD agrees,
but must in all truth combat the mixing
up of the county seat question with that
of politics.
The idea has been cultivated in the
eastern part of the county that the court
house removal is scheme o. men who
desire personal profit lom the location,
and that it has not the support OF the
leading citizens of Grays Harbor, and
the fact that certain Objectionable repub-
licans at Aberdeen and Hoquiam are ac-