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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Los rspubllsanos do ests pueblo,
earesiendo do virtu Alldad para 10 lu-
cha con los unionistas, smplsan some
siemprs, falsss eropa gandas sntrs
assstros sorrsligionarios, para res
tarnos elsmsntos y nutrir sus maltrs.
akaa kuestss.
Cemo una do tantas, orsyeadola
do mas efsetos, propalan entire los
propistarios do nuestra agrupasi6n,
sue el Alsalde pidi6 una Comisi6p al
Tssorsro, para que 10 fasssn aumen.
tadas sus contribusiones, y asta pro.
psgands 10 haee el Sub collector dc
este pueblo do prccsdencia republica-
ns, y se dice, que muestra & todos los
contrihuyente que van & pagar con.
tri5uciones q 81 ofcina, una carta del
Hon. Tesorero, diriglda & dicho senior
para que prestase al Alcalds los datos
que esta autoridad nscesitara do 10
ohcina do ri srercls, y CON dicha ear.
to aparsnta demostrsr Ia evidencia de
su propagandA polisica que convene
4 ~ parttdo.
Vamos & demostrar 10 fslssdad de
tel props z anda.
Dssde 1901 que 90 hzo squf 10
tasaci6n de 10 propiedad, hecha como
fue por tAsadorss republicanos, aisn-
do 10 Standardization entonces fsderal
ly hoy unionists, dIchos tasadorsa
quisieron meior ae'vlr & los interesea
de su pArtido que & 10 del pfecomdu,
hAciendo una tasaci6n bsia, favore-
ciendo q los que poaefan el capital
tasaci6n que siryi6 dc base para loa
sucesivos AMOS y por cuya vlrtud ests
munlcipio ha venido arraatrando uns
stu aci6a economics bastants diffcil
porqus los ingresos que 10 proporcio'
No L. contribution sobre mueblss 8 In.
muebles, % completaments reducid&
teniendo que AgurAr arbitrios CON can
tidades que no producsn para nivelsl
un pobre presupuesto dc $4,000.
Eae mismo sstAdo do coaas 10 b,
trAido un deficit de 4 900 y pioo dc pc
sos, siendo respons ahss do esta situa
ci6n los enem COS polfticos de la nd
minissraci6n, porque siemprs han i'm
pedido que squf 20 hsga una tasaci6l
iusta ain privilegios algunos y esto Q
10 que el Alcalde y oil Conceio han 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Cultus reIigiosOs

Los cultos religiUsus de Semana
Santa ce. e.eorsdos sn o. vsclno pueblo
de Rio Pisdras, revlItieron el esplen
dor que era dc ssperarse, dadoa eI ce'
10 y entuaissmo del diRno Cura de
sque!lA localidad Padre Torres Diax.
El progrAmA de los Cu.tos, que
oportunamsnte publicamos, 90 sum pli6
ex Aclamente; pero la nota saliente de
los culsoA refsrid5s, fac la proeesion
del Vlsrnes santo por la tards, Ala
caai Asislisron mas de dos mil slmas.
e.lebrAndose Ell actJ Goa la mayor re.
ligloAidad J respsto, olreunasancjss A
cue hssen h)nor > Rio Piedras.
Un busn tiempo contrtbuy6 q la
c lsbraOi6n de los actos. 81 Padre
Torres se estorsO, Ie sxcsdid, pOE de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

Arrest6 4 oeho individuos por jugat
q 10 prohibido, oeupanio naipes y
dinero.
G snsralme to, el estado do tran.
Quilidad eo 10 -poblasi6n no 90 del
todo satiaf .ct rio dsbido & 10 exsita-
et6n politiea qle existe entire los dos
partidos contendientes.
(Firmadc) Tsnients GUANnL,
FL tsnisnts GlAnill dlrlgI6 ssts
otro telegramA al cusrtsl general
do 10 policfa:
Coronsl Hamill, p. I.-san Juan.
AcAba dc aer sgrsdido Eliglo Ro.
Orig Aez, unionista, por NArsiso Mu-
ilx. alias oso, y Juan Psllieisr, rspu-
b.icanos; esto eondrma el dltimo p&-
rrafo do mi telegramA anterior sobrs
10 NO complesa tranQuilidad On 10 po-
blaci6n CON moiivo do 10 politica.
T ngo entsndido que las autoridadss
tomNa msdidas enc .glcas para que
cese este eatado de eosasi psro q SER
v.sto 30 ha multiplieado y 10 polista
90 poca. -Teniente Gnanill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
EcOS y NOtaS
Don Francisco Carreras 8

Ests distinguido amigo nueatro,
pundonoroso sargento de 10 Policia
lnsular duraLte unos aeis amos, pre-.
aens6 10 renuncia do su cargo el dfA
IL del corrients. Carreras djarA su
residences en- CaguAs. Creemos que
el cuerpo de 10 insular pierde un busn
Official cumplidor de sus deberes.
FL ioven Carreras fa6 reporter de
Sci DiarioS antes de entrar en- el ser
vicio de policiG, donde au assividad y
sismplar ConduCta le valieron auCen-
sos Auoesivos.
sentimos que el sargento Care
raa no continds en- el cusrpo, donde
hay tantos que debieran sAlir que
no acabAn de sRlir, NO sabsmos Dor
que causas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
SIEMPRE 10 MISMO

licltado STEM pre- del h Hnorabls Tesors-
70 do Puerto Rico; no que % aumsnte
sapric hosamsrt 10 & los contribusentes.
Pero eat !, no % - podldo ,nse'
guir, pues s'smpre que % snvfsn %
misiones para estes trabsies, % ponsn
On jaego iphasnsias polidoas; todos
los trabsios 90 convisrtsa On sgua do
serrsjss, & exsspci6n do slgunos unio'
nistas que 90 lss aumentan sus sontri
busiones por que Of; no porqus 10 TO-
cen au propisdad con equidad. puss
aquf no se ha tssado iam&s sobre el
terreno, y mientras no 90 hsga una
tasaci6n en- estas con niiciones soports-
remos el NAL que acuaamos; mientras
los que tienen no pagan apenas nada,
, sl psquefo contribuyents, % 10 re-.
vienta, ll&msse unionistA 8 rspublisa'
no,
El Alcalde y el Concejo s6lo as
pirsn & cue 20 valore 10 propiedad,
rsbaiando & los pequefas oontribu'
yentss de cualquier fliacI6n { que
psrtene y 50 aumsntsn & los que
rspresentan ID mayor riquexa sean
quienes fueren.
Eata conducta debe aplaudirss le
jos dc censdrarss, poraus enesrns on
10 iusticis, mientras hay Quisn 90 CON
vierta en- defensor de los grsndss, sir
tener On cuenta que los grandes solo
son grande para los services & hip6'
critss.
AL escribir estas lfneas solo moi
gufa un sentimiento de justicia; moi
importa POGO que no sgrade; aervimo,
IA.la iussicia y NADIA mas que & 10 jus
tlcia, porque no necesitamos adular I
nadie: hemoy dicho que Ia tssaci6n d,
10 propiedad en- eate pu bio, bsnefieil
q unos pecos CON periuicio de 10,
rnuchos que aon reg Il, nos y del NUM-
cipio que no puede subvenir & sus ne
cssids des y podem)s % probarlo ai 0,
h'cisra un trabsio concier xudo f.,
equita,vo.
| Pero 90 J trabajo no 90 VERA mien
trss el sub'colector dc .ss pueblo
perm anezc. aQuf contra Ia voluntas
do Ia msyorfa dc estos vss!nos; pue
ven en- 81 al polftico rabiosc, enemig
lde 10 admtnistraci6n, empsfado el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Barquet Herrlanos
PndoIas Ge|atioadas

lSu gran expecdio numsrosas
epgafiosss imisaciones los iustlficsr.
Que Las maravillosss fidoras gelsti.
nAdas 43 sos del Lcdo. den Pedro L.
Lamoutte, son insprtc!ables en- 10 Gu
rsci6n dc lar auemias cuart'tativss y
cualitativas en- ambos sexos y en- to-
dos lcs psdscim entos propins de 10
mujsr asf mo el m ior t6nico gene.
rAl del siss'ms y particular de cada
6rgano 6 musculo d.bilitado. solicf'
tsnse prospt ctos al Autor. Plaza dc
les Delicias 10 10. Ponce, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

que el partido republic lno triunfs
aquf; psro...... estkn vsrdss
Dc 10 que rssulla mss bisu. an
sgsnte do disho pArtldo, que "a fan
eionafio que pags sl pueblo dc Puerto
Rico CON los dinsros dc los eontribu'
ysntes.
L. odoina dc rsntas do este pueblo
% sonvisrte % IN club polftiso, dssds
el momsnto que 20 inicis sl perfodo
electoral.
En ella % 10 hsee propa z anda {
los unionistas para que 90 h gan rs'
publiosnos 8 % retraigAn, % oelsbran
rsunionas polftieas privadas como
acontssfa sl afio pssado; allf 20 acor'
daron todos los planes do squslla
memorable eampafi que & an fntimo
do este sefior co,t6 o gunos miles do
pesos; psro essam's dispusstos 6 dc;
nunciar cuanto ocurrs On dichs oaei'
no que 90 separe de Les obligaclonss
que dicho funcionario debs llsnar,
porque ya bastante hsmos tolerado.
Es prsciso poner los puntos sobre
les iss. Ahora NOS diriglmos & los
unionistas y 10 deeimos. que no hsgan
caso de 10 fal-a propaganda que se
leo hscs; ella obedeoe & maquiavelia'
mo do nuestros adversarios; sabsn
que son M cadGver ante 10 opinion y
ante el gobisrnoque no lee oys porque
ha sido engafiado con 81 polftica de
mentsriiillas, porqus do eontinuar
ersyendolss, 10 hubiera eonduido al
mayor do los descr6ditos.
Han cssado para sismprs los pro-
eedimientos dc aquells malsana polf'
tics; 10 psz moral estk rsstsbleoids;
tenemos IN gobernante que no 90 pres
to Q chsnchullos, 81 norma 90 10 10y
y 10 iusticia; hsy tribunsles que 10
sscundan on su meritoria obrs; tene'
mos una Icy electoral iusta que. .el que
10 infriDgiera ya sabs 10 que 10 ecu
rrirfs; asi 90, gus. ~ no podeia ganar
elscsiones como en- 1900 y 1902.
La campafa pasada dei6 recuer,
dos indelebles 0 los que 90 atrevieron
infrir glr 10 ley.
Agueinaba.
Moro viz, Abril do 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Para los que qileran coIocar
bien 81 diner0

Sc vende 8 srrienda On Ponce, On
10 eal!s ATOCHA. 10 mas centriea de
10 eiudad entire las dos plazas princl-
palss, IN almacsn de mamposterfa y
MADEIRA del pals, ds17 pies 8 pulgs-
das do freaie por la cslle del Sol y
36 II pulgadas por 10 de ALTO -HA,
freute & les casas dc Enmanuelli g. G.
r. valdeeilla e rnanos & G.
For tener este almaeen dos srri'
mos 90 hace muy fkcil fsbricarle una
planta alta; comdn Apgnlo de NAM
postsrfa aolamsnte. T.mbien uos de
dos plantss mampostsrfa contigua al
anterior on IL calle del SOL. E que
adquierA ests rropiedad tsndra un
busn inseres de su dinero. Para in
formss dirigirse q RAFAEL RIVERA
ESBSI Sol IA Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
D. AmaIio Iriarte zaData

HA llegA q esta o.ulad sl rico
capitalists stfi Or don ALalio Iriart ts
zspAts, natural do Cuba, qulen du'
rants agunos messs hA psrmaneoldo
en- Mayag Il ,x dedicAndoss q Ia txpor.
taci6n de frulos del pals en- gran ea
Gala ProbAblements inisiArA en- San
Juan Alg6n negocio.
DAmosle nue.tro saludo dc bien
venida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Muerte repentina

Aver q las de lA tarde fAl,ecI6 CO.
81 rcpentinamente, en- 81 residsncia
de sa G.udAd, FortalexA Q, Ia estI.
mAble aeaora dCna Pillar Prieto v.u1a
dc Arficruz. SD muerts, aegdn inf 1r
mes, fue productdA por una afesci6n
csrdiaea. ri entierro tuvo tfscto hoy
laa once, al que aaistl6 b.ltAnte con
currencis.
Ligsda 10 fnada por lszos de pa
renteEco CON aprsoiables fAmilias de
San Juan, envlAmos q todos aus dsu
dos el teakLm lnio de nuaAlro nAaama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
lncidente on Guraho

Anochs, al ler dessnido On Gura.
bo, por altsrsr 10 paz Edblica, ell indi.
viduo Ruano Morales, sgrslio al po.
licfa L6pex. EIts ua6 del rosSa, Ind.
rie Adols una infusion sn 10 cabesA.
Tambi6a faer> q srrsstados por el CO.
b Ottiz dos indivlduos, por uponsrss
& 10 dstsnci6n dc Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Ell Gran Jurado

EstA tards lAs dos 90 hs reanido
en- Ia Corte Federal sl gran Jurado
para rssolVsr vsrios easos psudisn'
1ssi Eatrs Satos se vsrkn 81 asunao
dc los hilletes de la Lotsrfa de saint
Thomas contra Jose Paehsco y load
Sanchez Garcia. J contra Arcade
Hernandez, por robo eu 81 Hospital
Dc 10 ssisci6n naval,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Reqistro Civil

So han inscrito en- 81 RegIstro o.
vii los nacimlentos de Antonio Pal
mar VAlentln, Matilde Mora %, Cruz
LlAnos Martinez , Julio Arroyo Mar
tintE y las DEF lnciones de L.onor Cs'
psda Paris, Pesroaa Castro Cruz, Da'
MEL Adorno, Felix GonzIlex Velax'
quez, Pedro MHyoral, RAimundo AvI'
10, Dolores A.royo, JuanA Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

cirlo asf, On trabaio personal, sAcrlf
cAndoas de 81 peealio para que NADIA
fsltass en- las aolem lidsdsi 4 que he
cemos rsfereneis.
Ri Visrnes SAnto deIpuss de la
procession, diio sn sI pd yito I'm her.
moao dissurso rsligloso aluIivo sl
aeto, que le ha Waldo sl aplAuso de
todos suantos tuvIeron sl guato de
eacuchArls.
Nusstro buen amigo sl Padre To.
rrsI Disx pusds sstAr aAliatscho. Le
tsiIsltamos eordiAlments,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
In telegrama

De Ponce rtclblmos el siguientsI
Playa Poncs, Abrll l6 dc 1905,
DEMoCRACIA. San Juan,
Lego Comps ifa Opera con la cs
lebre GJnAsga. Dsb1l iusves pr6xI.
mo. MARIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
PilnQId MetlQStiI

El sparato mas pc, + ,cto para to-
car el piano. Sc venden d. contado
y d p,sz)s m6dicos. Sc admiten pla
Los de uso en- psgo de uns parts del
precio de uno de ellos, de un piano.
PfAnola 8 piano corrisnte. DIrigirse
al ssfior don Mario s. Glegsl. Cruz 4.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Sc VeRde 3 anIeRda

Una 6nca rdslics, situads so Ell
kil6mearo II de la carreIsra Central y
,srcs de kio PiedrAs, computItA de
80 cuerdas de terrsnos, con eapaciosa
casa de vivienda, deposito de aqua, }
susrdas de Csilas, muchos trutales ,
busnos pAAtoa.
Para intormes diriiirIe & Carlos
q. B nodes, San Juan q Rtto Rsy,
Rio PledrAs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
ElMA

Senator O'Donnel went to Olympia on
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen White arrived
from Olympia, Thursday.
Mrs. Adah Herman went to Tacoma
on business Wednesday.
John Strubel has rented his farm on
the Cloqualum to Marvin Wilmer.
L. j. Smith has moved his family to
his mill near Summit for the summer.
Thos. w. Peeler, of Hoquiam has pur.
chased the Al. Barton place east of town.
II. II. Hughett let for Eastern Wash.
ington last week to make his future
home.
Messrs. Thornton and Peeler have pur.
chased the w. S. Davis garden track east
Of town.
A new logging engine was taken up to
Simpsons for the Blakely people Thurs
day night.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
HOQUlAM.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Har.
per Monday bouncing baby girl.
John Ludden is enjoying a visit from
his mother, whose home is at Bucoda.
Chester Campbell left Monday ior a
visit with his parents, who reside at Roy.
Mrs. Mort Parsons has returned home
from her recent visit in California, com.
ing by boat.
Henry Winkleman is reported to be
quite i'll with the mumps at the home Of
his parents in Karr addition.
Lawrence, the young son of Mr.. and
Ms. T. L. Homan, is quite i'll at. their
home, afflicted with the mumps.
f. f. Ogden left for few days busi-
ness trip to Portland, but will return in
time for the council meeting Friday
night.
Mrs. J. G. Young and Mrs. f. L..
Harris left Tuesday for the Hot Springs,
near La Grande, where they expect to
remain several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Benedict have re-
turned from their two weeks trip to
Oregon, where they went to look after
their interest in timber claims.
Mrs. William Crist, of Montesano. 0.
who has been spending several days in
this city, visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Carleton, returned to her
home Monday.
Walter Hamilton's new gasoline engine
arrived from the east Monday. This is
an horsepower engine and will be in.
stalled in Hamilton's new launch, which
is under fair way to be completed
Earl Petit and Dan McCrimmon left
Tuesday with their hounds for Humptu.
lips, where they will try and kill the
large cougar which has been terrorizin G
the neighborhood with his appearance at
inopportune times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
OAKVlLLE

The rock quarry east Of town is closed
for an indefinite period.
DR.. Van Winkle has erected a neat
fence in front of his residence west of
town.
Hank Winston ia building new side
walk in front Of his property on Main
street.
NJ. j. Murphy is building substan.
tial sidewalk along side of his propert y
on State street.
w. W. Koons. OF Centralia, is super.
intending the placing the machinery in
Fitzgerald & Co.'S new mill.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcguire late of Belling.
ham arrived here last week on visit tu
Mrs. Maguire's parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. G.
A. Beaver. OF Cedarville.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
HAPPENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
Items of Interest from all Sections
of ChehaIiS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Peter Oberg is back from his Oregon
homestead for visit to his old home.
DR.. F. l.. Carr and Robert LytIe are in
San Francisco on business, the former
for the Montesano Lumber Co.
Mrs. Huntley has gone to Stirling
City, Cali, on account of the serious i'll.
ness Of her daughter, Mrs. John Turner.
Emmett Mohler has returned from
Wheeler county, Oregon. where he went
with George Eddy to 60 into stock. rails
ing business.
C. W. Roberts, who recently returned
from Pullman college, has moved with
his family to Olympia, where he has
taken charge Of creamery.
Two men from Olympia were here last
week trying to secure McNeill Bros. lease
of the Medcalf ranch and buy their milk
cows. McNeill Bros. declined to sell
w. &. Youngs, who has been book
keeper at J. J. Johnson's Frances camp,
returned Wednesday, having been obliged
70 give up his position on account of
poor health.
Jack Goodell writes from his new home
in Douglas county that he has purchased
team of mules, COW, a wagon and a
load of chickens, and is now an honest
tiler of the soil.
On recommendation Of Congressman
Cushman, DR.. j. H. Fitz, of Montesano,
mas been appointed member of board
of examining surgeons for examination
of pension applicants, taking place of DR..
f. l.. Carr, who resigned on account of
removal from city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
TranSaCtS Important Business Mon.
day Night and Elects Officers.

day Night and Elects Officers.
About twenty members were present
at the meeting Of the chamber OF COM
merce Monday night, and discussed sev.
eral measures OF importance to Aber.
deem.
The subject of a road out of the city
eastward, to connect with the county
road, received considerable attention.
The discovery by Attorney j. G. Hogan
that the railroad was in county road,
as published exclusively in the HERALD,
put the matter in different position
from that it had occupied, and some
hope was expressed that the N. p. Ry.
Co. would assist in making the road in
return for franchise for it's tracks.
The executive committee, with Mr..
Hogan and Engineer Hunt, were author.
lied to prepare the necessary pl ats and
records in the road case and lay them
before the r. r. authorities.
w. r. Macfarlane, Phil. S. Locke and
J. d. Crary were appointed committee
to solicit funds with which to proceed
with the artesian we'll at the brewery.
The publicity committee was directed
to procure a supply OF advertising mat
ter.
II. NJ. Cook and J. NJ. Bowes were
elected me nbers OF the chamber.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: w. r. Macfarlane,
president; j. W. Clark, vice-president
Phil. S. Locke, secretary, and G. w.
Miller, treasurer. The executive com.
mittee was named as follows: J. w.
Clark, ]. B. Bridges, j. D. Crary, Fred
Furth, w. B. Mack.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
P.H.SCULLIN LEAVES
TOMORROW FOR HIS HOME IN San
FRANCISCO.
Before Going He Pays His Respects
to the Opponents of His Plans for
Industrial Peace Who knOCk the
Scheme by Lying About Him. Re.
CeiveS Good Support.

EDITOR HERALD Through your pa.
per, as medium by which l can reach
the justice. loving and respectable ele.
ment OF your citizens, desire, before
leaving for San Francisco, in the name of
our directors, to thank in the warmest
manner the gentlemen to whom ap-
pealed, and from whom received sup.
port, both moral and financial, to assist
in carrying on the work taken up by our
association.
Permit me, also, to thank the EN-.
phatic, if inelegant, editor OF the Grays
Harbor Pest, and the anonymous com.
mittee of the q. II. Trades and Labor
Council, for the amount Of free advertis.
ing | received at their hands.
The American people as a rule detest
everything savoring of cowardce, wheth.
er shown on the battlefield or found
coursing through the Shiny columns of a
80 called labor paper, whose editor writes,
speaks, lives and moves, n OF of his own
volition, but at the dictation of, and just
as the papers anarchstic board OF direc.
tors pull the strings.
To show those guardians of the peo-
ple's safety against grafters, beg to
submit, Mr.. Editor, for your inspection,
a sheaf OF endorsements by letter given
to me by the business men OF both Aber.
deem and Hoquiam four days after the
scurrilous attack made upon my personal
character by this man, who, if recognized
as an editor, would be disgrace to the
noble profession of journalism. l also
submit for your inspection list OF all
subscriptions received by me on Grays
Harbor. which you will obaerve, have
almost doubled since that "exposure."
This man has not, nor can he, injure
me, but he may have wrought an injury
upon your community, by placing OBJ
stacles in. the way that leads to Just
and peaceful settlement of future labor
disputes. Every employer in Aberdeen
and Hoquiam, by giving moral and
+, financial aid to this movement for con.
ciliation and arbitration, has shown tina,
they are solicitous for justice, peace and
fair play, and thereby puts in the pillory
of public condemnation this teacher OF
strife and evil things.
How long, Oh Lord. how long! viii
the professiona! hedgehog agitator and
union labor CRATER be permitted to poi
son the minds of honest workingmen tc
their undoing, in order that they may
crafty the most base desire known tc
man, that Of wilfuIly bringing poverty
suffering and distress on others that
they, tie instigators, may wax fat anC
prosperous.
demand the strictest investigation o.
my character and standing as an honest
upright man, but refuse to accept 6
character from Gompers, Pat Mccarthy,
Shea, Duffy or any other Sam Parks
parasite, who is leading the unions anC
union men to destruction.
P. H. SCULLIN,
Gen. Secretary N. |. p. A.
Aberdeen. Wash, March II, 1906.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
EpwOrth League Social.

The Epworth League will give social
at the Methodist church on Friday even
ing March 10th. Business meeting is to
begin promptly at So'clock. Immediately
after the business meeting will be given
a program.
(luartette. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Clyde L. Davidson, Misses Ada and
Emma Davidson, Georgia Pearson.
hecltatlOn.. MISS Eva June
Solo. Miss Myrtle Wiggens
Recitation. ........ Miss Agnes Pearson
DueI
Misses Georgia Pearson, and Nettie
Ballew.
Recitation Mrs. Clyde L. Davidson
song ny tluartette
Following: An Author game. Re.
freshments, ice cream and cake Is cents.
A good time is assured. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
Fine Job Pruning at moderate price&
Herald PTinte1y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15

Miss Frances Leybold went to Aber.
deem Sunday. where she will take a
course of bookkeeping.
Mrs. G. L. Hathaway who is visit ing
her father eas tot town, has given birth
to handsome daughter.
A dispatch from A. d. Fish states that
he was operated upon for hernia on
Thursday. and was doing nicely.
Mrs. Coy, Sr. went to Porter Sunday
and thursday she went to Mt. Vernon
for an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Nlbarger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
Doctors are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
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flammation Of the Throat and congestion
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to die, when, as last resort. was in.
duced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am happy to say, it saved my
life." Cures the worst coughs and colds.
bronchitis, tonsilitis, weak lungs,
hoarseness and lagrippe. Guaranteed at
Red Cross Pharmacy. SOC and $1.O0.
Trial bottle free.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending March l3. 1906.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
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sleep, Chamberlain's Stomach;and Liver
Tablets stimulate the digestive organs,
restore the system to healthy condition
and make sleep possible. For sale by
Evans Drug Co. t