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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

Mr.. Subbubs-Whats the mattcr1
Where's the new servant girl2 Mrs.
Subbubs-Oh. George. 1t was all mis-
understanding. told her she had
better dust this morning and the first
thing | knew she had dusted.-Philadel.
phia Press.
Selfishness.-Thes sowing of the seed
Of sclfshness has resulted IN the crea-
ion and fostering Of trusts" and ia
Dor unions the Outgrowth Of which
has been the Chicago strike. with all
It's voes.-Rev. A. Il. Lambert MethO-
list, Chicago.
Rownds-Of course, it was business
that detained me last night. Mrs.
Rownds-Yes? Rownds-Yes. You
know | wouldn't deceive you. Mrs.
Rownds-No, George, you wouldn't de-
ceive me, no matter what you said
Philadelphia Ledger.
Actually True: When man came
rushing at terrific pace to catch a
Staten Island ferry boat and arrived
Just in time to have the gateman shut
the door in his face. a bystander re-
marked: you didn't run fast enough"
II ran fast enough" replied the dis
appointed man, but l didn't start In
time"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
WelEhty Joke,

whats old man Groucher kicking
about?" asked the hardware dealer.
"Wanted ten pounds O nails" replied
the clerk, IAN wouldn't trust us to
send 'em. Insisted on taking them with
nim."
Huh! l hope he'll sweat for It."
I'll bet he will. l sneaked five or
six extra pounds Of 'em in the pack
age "--Philade,phia Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
You Can Get Aliens Foot-Ease FREE

Write Allen S. Olmstead. Leroy, N.
T., for free sample of Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cures sweating, hot swollen
aching feet. 1t makes new or tight
shoes easy A certain cure for corns'
improving nails and bunions All drug
gists sell it. csc. Don't accept any sub
stitute.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

burden. l tired east
ly, had no ambition
and was fading fast.
My complexion got
yellow, and l lost
over so pounds. My
thirst was terrible,
and there was sugar
in the kidney eecre-
tiona. NV doctor kent
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
ReceiycI Merrifui Treatment

Poet want you to know, sir, that
this poem cost me a weeks hard labor.
Edtor-The judge certainly temper
ed Justice with mercy-Boston Tran.
script
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
Hereditary RexcTn blnnce.

"What you chillun been doin'?"
I'VE amt been doin nuthin'."
"Deah me-. You grow noah like
youah pa every day."-Indanapolis
News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
EGAN
DRAMATIC and
OPERATE

SCHOOL. Season 1906 and 1907
Opens September 18th. Prepares for ORA
matte and operate Stage and places graduates
in six months. Forty graduates now with
travelling companies. Send for catalogue.
ECAN Dramatic and operate School
Esan Hall Arcade Bldg. Seattle
Frank c. Eean, Principal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
OLD MAIDS AS MOTHERS.
How Spinsters Display Pnrentalisn
When In Charge Of Children.

How Spinrters Display PnrentnlisM
When In Charge Of Children.
A woman may not be especially de-
voted to children. or feel any acute de-
sire to possess them, and yet, nine
times out of ten. If she has to take some
small boy or girl shopping or walking,
she will, half unconsciously, begin play
ing mother.
There are certain ways Of pulling
down little skirts and settling caps that
are distinctly parental and pOssessive,
manner of grasping small hands and
answering shrill questions that pro-
claim to all the world, This Is my Jew
ell" Few parents can avoid a trace Of
selfconscious pride when treating tho
community to sight Of their offspring.
hut let II spinster take n small relative
In charge, and she will OutmOther the
most demonstrative mother Of them all
in her airs and gestures.
Her dear" Is n masterpiece of indul-
gent parentalism, and If the unappre-
ciative yOungster shouts out, "Aunty,"
look of sharp modification comes
across her face. She buys little shoes
and socks with an air Of mature DELHI
GRAFTON tempered by a half humorous
tenderness, and the clerk, II she knows
her business, asks questions about the
age and size and smiles alphabetically
over the small garments.
A woman may restrain herself from
obviously making believe In the street,
but before counterful of frilled capa
or Dutchy little trousers she Is moral
coward and cannot resist the alluring
mantle of motherhood. She may love
her spinsterhOOd and exult In her free
dom, but down beneath the eternal fem
mime is awake and clamoring for Its
MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
WORN TO A SKELETON.

A Wonderful Restoration Caused a
Sensation in Pennsylvania Town
Mrs. Charles NJ. Preston OF Elkland,
Pa, Gays: "Three years ago found
that nv homework was becoming a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

One way the married women have n
prove they are satisfied is to talk about
an old maids louesomeuess.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

Once more we hear the story
That was told SO long ago
The umpire was 'agin us
And we didn't have show"
Wash .ngton Stnr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

Mothers will find Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup the best remedy to use for their children
during the teething period.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
WEAVING A ROPE
Henry Mathew Tells Of the
LyerIy Murders.
of Court.

Salisbury. n. G., July 2o--Solicttor
w. G. Hammer, of this judicial dis
trict. arrived din sail o urH today and
began an examination Of the States
witnesses in the case of the murder Of
Isaac Iycrly aud family. noar this
city last week. 7. {. Lynn and Thee.
+. KIuttz are also associated with the
Solicitor in tho examinations.
The most damaging evidence taken
today was given by Henry Mathew.
who duplicates his grandfather, Nease
Gillespie, Henry Gillespie. Jack Del
lingham and George Erwin. all OF
whom are now in Jail at Charlotte.
The Witness said that all the parties
left their homes at II o'clock on the
night of the killing and went in the
direction of the iycriy home One
fourth Of a mile distant. He saw his
father take q large y which was af-
forwards found covered in blood heard
1.-THE crowd return saving they had
Killed the LycrIy family. They
cursed and said they were glad they
were dead and that they a burned
the house. 4 large number of Wit
ncsscs were examined in substantial
ton of the above. The hearing before
the Solicitor preparatory to n trial
at a special term OF our On August
sixth Will consume Two days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Saw Him Drown i'm Pool,

Rutberfordton, n. c., July 20.-,J.
w. Bray, a Florida gentleman who
returned from Chimney Rock tonight,
says he was an eye witness to the
drowning of S. a. BrisSic here this
morning. He say that he accompanied
Mr.. BriZe and his friend, Mr.. Shu-
make. also of Charlotte, to the pools.
On their way the party got lost and
arrived at he pool first. After
viewing this they searched for the
second: and coming down the steep
ppccipJce just opposite the second
pool, Mr.. Brissie slipped, lost his foot
hold and fell into the deep water be
low.
Mr.. Bray says that the young man
never came back to the surface Of
the water. The water in Poo Creek
is almost as clear as crystal, and
he avs that he saw the body come to
within about four or five feet of the
top of the water. when it again dis
appeared for the last time.
Mr.. Bray and Mr.. Shumake tred to
render the young man assistance, but
they also being on the precipice. some
distance from the waters edge, We're
too late to help him. A search for
the body was at once begun, and it
was found at IL o'clock. Iron nook
were tied to q rope. which was let
down to u depth of forty feet, whore
it was found lodged OH d shelving
rock. Mr.. Brissie was a spl endid
young man and his sad death is great
~ deplorcd. The body Will be
brought here tonight and shipped
to Charlotte tomorrow morning for
burial.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
ARREST OF SOLDIERS.
The Tumults III Russia Continue.
Threat Of NutinN i'll Black SEA
Fleet.

st. Petersburg. July 21.-Fourteen
men of the second battalion Of tae
Ireobrajensky regiment. including two
non-commissioucd officers have been
arrested for ~agitating and conveyed -
the fortress of st. Peter and ST. Paul.
Two squadTons Of dragons and
hussars have been sent 10 Cronstad.
where there is a recurrence Of thu
fcTlncnt am"nG soldiers and sailors.
Prince Itutskoilubitski. chamberlain
OF the court, and one Of the descend
nts of Rurik, the rcputcd founder of
the Russian monarchy. has been strip
ped Of all court honofS on account OF
revolutionary connections
At S~cbastopol today a meeting u
$500 sailors from the war ships drew
up economic resolutions for presenta~
ton to Admiral Skyriloff. Unless
these demands are fulfilled the mcu
say whole Of the Black feet will re
volt. Tartars today destroyed the
village of Kaladjak, Trans-Caucasia.
Thirty persons were killed.
Anti-JcWish disturbances broke ont
i'll Spasdelensk today. A mob beat
Jews and ~plundered their houses. tn
troops ficred q volley, killing two 81
the plundercrs and W~ounding maay
others. order was restored.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Prevailed on to Nakc an AddrcS ~
Farmers Institute. Chief OF
Police Hurt.
G:y ANDREW JOYNER.)

Greensboro, n. G., July ELLIS
many friends in North Carolina VIII
beg lad to learn hat Major Charles
NJ. Stedman had a safe passage across
the ocean and is we'll ana hearty IL
the "old countric.' III q letter to his
law partenr, Mr.. y. Maryland Cooke, Of
this city, received today, Major Stea-
man said he arrived i'll LiverpooT safe.
SCUM and active" The letter WIS
dated July ..
Al the Farmers Institute for Gull
ford county held yesterday at Guilfora
College. there were about a hundred
farmers present, and addresses Were
made from several experts from the
State Agricultural Bureau and leading
farmers of the county. Mrs. l.. l..
Hobbs, wife of the president of GuiI-
ford county, was prevailed on to make
an address. She talked on the sub
ject of Home Making, or the Idcai
Home SO instructiVcly, ~inspiringiy
and delightfully."-, the male audience
was ~Stanpeded and ShOWered her
with compliments and Communications.
So valuable was her address the agrl-
cultural male experts would hear %
nothing else but she should accom-
pany them to HiIlsboro today ana
make an address before the Orange
county Farmers institute.
Mr.. W. w Smith, former superin-
tendent Of the American Woodworking
Machine Company, of WiIIiamsport,
Pa, arrived his morning 10 take up
his residence in Greensboro. He VII
be n superintendent Of the WaVIand-
Newman Machine Company, charter
ed here 70 manufacture Woodworking
machinery, and whose buildings viii
soon be completed. The works VIII
be in full blast by September /, and
viii give employment TO q large NUM-
Der Of expert mechanics.
Ine outside work Of the new dorlnl-
tory building at Elon College mas been
completed and the work Of plastefll&
Is now III progress.
Yesterday the building committee
awarded contracts for heating to p.
Mckenzie. for plumbing to J. Ed Al
bright, for electrical wiring ana SUP
ylies TO w. Drummond Marrow. ana
for boilers and engines to the 1I+eH9
borO Boiler and Machinc al
the successful bidders beng 'freel5
boro firms, the amount OF the COL
tracts approximating $4,000
At a meeting of the Board OF Direct
ors Of the Tar Heel Publishing COM
pany in the BenboW Hotel ffla-lE
night if was decided to continue the
nuhiication Of the weekly at Greens
boro. Mr.. H. L. Grant retired from
the nnsition Of president Of the cor
poration and Hon. L. spencer BACK
burn assumed that position.
U-alI dressed young man named
Cant. who claims to be a representa-
+;va of chb wholesale mouse.
and a nephew Of Secretary Of Sta.o
cant Of south Carolina was placed IL
the city lookup ThH 1aT by south
+SaIing a ride on the train. Since
Inrtice WOLF laid down the law a few
- aro about his wholesale arrest
Of men by the railroad and railroad
- +bar1 10 the county jail aacI
~ = magistrate to the roads. tn
affceT was more careful and this tim.
n.oa The "culprit' over to the NAV
- lld i'm charge of the city authorf-I
ties Yesterday Mayor Murphy gave
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
\ TRAIN II DIItiifD.
Danger signal Blown in Time TO save
the Train from = Worse NiSilap.

High Point. y. G.. July 21.-A
through freight had seven Of its cara
dftched here his evening. near the
main crossing. The train vas moving
at a lively rate and had just passed
over on the new part of the double
tracking when the accident occurred.
The engineer Of a south bound tram,
which was standing on the main line.
cars saw the cars leave the track and
blew the danger signal just in time 10
save his train from demoiition. As IT
was some Of the grounded cars almost
grazed the standing train. The wreck
blocked ain for several hours. 1t j.
believed to have been the neWnesS Of
the track and a slight curve.
The Marsh Furniture Company is a
new industry for this place organize !
today. The capital stock is $20.09o
and the incorporators are J.. +. Marsh,
J, w. HARRIS and J. j. Welch.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
MOTIVE FOR STAYING WHITE.
The World Claim, Letters from Mrs
TIlaW'S Mother to White
Throw IL Flood of
New ii"ht.
(By the Associated Press.D

Wy III Lh2CCClotCNt Il 900
New York. July 21.-The World
tomorrow will say:
Motive for the murder Of Stanford
White is indicated IN a series Of let
tiers written by Mrs. c.. ]. Holman,
mother of Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw,
to Mr.. White, and, after the latter's
death. found among his effects.
abraham II. HummclI. of Howe
and Hummcll, who was counsel for
Mrs. Thaw and also for Stanford
White. was consulted by the architect
receiving the letters. In them Mrs.
NeSbit-Holman complains bitterly OF
the conduct Of Harry X. Thaw to-
wards her daughter, now his wife,
and implorcs Mr.. White to do all III
mothers control.
In the letters Mrs. Holman refers
TO ThaW as a sc%oundrel. Il villain and
q nan with murder in his heart. she
tells of an interview she had with
ThaW while they were in Paris ana
declared that Thaw wanted her, Mrs.
Holman, to sign an atfidavit to the
effect that he, ThaW, had never in
tended to make Evelyn his wife
1T appears hat ThaW became
aware of the fact that White had been
appealed to by Mrs. Nesbit. and Mrs.
Holman and hat the architect knew
Of the quarrels between Thaw and
Atio wiz, dlSO tIlCI I<NclNn IdD
told her step-father that she was not
married to Harry ThaW at the time
they arrived from Europe.
"ThaW at that time had given a
statement which afterwards corrobo-
rated from Pittsburg that he and
Evelyn had been married while in
Europe. Thaw knew that White was
the only person not of his family, who
hat this statement was false.
about the time ThaW ana Evelyn
Nesbit returned from Europe. Novcm-
Der l, 1904, there was considerable
space devoted by the newspapers to
young Thaw and his companion. Mrs.
Nesbit a married in the meantime
Mr.. Holman, and in her desperation
cared to appeal to was Mr.. White,
whom she had knOwned as EVELYN
Nesbit's early protector. MIR. Holman.
wrote TO Mr.. White as follows:
The morning papers say Flor
ence is in New York. If the coward
please try to get her to see YOU and
talk sense to her and have her un-
.d~erstand the awful light he has placed
her in before the world.
"Much has been said since the niglE
Harry Thaw killed White about an
affidavit which Evelyn Nesbit is said
to have made in the office of Ar
- @iiN - - SHt - report
ed to have said things concerning the
now her husband. 1t is known
positively that the original affidavit
is in existence n hat it was drawn
in Mr.. HummelTS office at the insti-
cation Of Mr.. White. who had taken
the girl to the lawyer. and it is be-
ilieved that this affidavit. the contents
of which are known to Thaw. had
much to do with the murder. Mr.. Je-
may be able to get possession
of the affidavit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Probable Effect of the
Peace Pact.
A NOTE OF WARNING
The Little Republics lad to Eealllc
That Mexico and the United state
Look Upon Their Frequent
BrOilN W it'll Marked
DiefayOI'


Washington, y. G. July 21.-The
closing chapter Of the peace negotia-
tons between Honduras, Guatemala
and Salvador was marked L. the ez-
change Of congratulations between The
participants in the efforts to terminate
the dangerous state Of affairs in Cen
trial America. The plenipotenriaries
themselves sent cable messages te
President Roosevelt and to President
Diaz OF Mexico. Us we'll as 10 their home
governments. and President Roosevelt
land President Diaz returned graceful
acknowledgements Of these tributes and
then exchanged personal messages of
congratulations.
The underlying expression was that
1.-THE NarblehCad peace pact would be
historical i'll Central America. as it
certainly would 90 far to prevent any
thoStile collision between the small sis
tier republics for many years to come
constituting as it does. q warning to
Iany one IF them that the great north
fern republics nave a very strong ana
iSclfSh interest in the maintenance of
peace at their doors. The complete
agreement was very gratifying to the
officials here, particularly in view Of
the happy effect it is likely to have
upon the Rio conference just begin
lining.
The following are The articles Of
peace signed on the M~arblehead:
Article J.: Peace established; with
drawal Of armies within three days;
disarmament in eight days.
Article >: Exchange of prisoners;
the release OF political prisoners; gen
cral amnesty recommended.
Article 3: Vigilance of e~nigradoS IN
order to prevent abuse Of asylum.
Article 4: TO negotiate treaty OF
friendship. and navigation
within two months.
, Article 5: Any difficulties over
treaty and all future concrete COM
plants between the three countries
be submitted to arbitration BY
the President OF the United states and
the President of Mexico.
Article 6: This treaty made with
the moral sanction Of the mediatins
nations and others assisting at the
conference, namely Costa Rica and
Nicaragua.
The recognition in the articles Of
Costa Rfca and Nicaragua as con
istructive parties to the peace confer
lence is regarded by state Department
officials as being very significant IN
THAT it really makes all five Central
American governments parties to the
tpeace negotiations and Will prevent
iarv complaints which these govern
lmcntS might offer as to the terms
had they not been recognized in, the
conference.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
O|Az IS AROUSED
A Threatened Uprising
Against Foreigners.
He Calls the Governors of the Mexican
States Into Conference and For
mulateS Plans 10 Control
the Situation.
(By the Associated Press.)

Ell Paso, Texas, July 2O.-Rafael
Ysabei, governor of Sonora, Mexico.
passed through Ell Paso today enroute
to Mexico City to consult with Presi-
dent Diaz and prepare for the threat
ened uprising In that country, Septen-
Der 16. President Diaz is calling all his
governors into conference Consider
able trouble is feared in Sonora, az
C~ananea is located in that State and
is said to be a revolutionary hotbed.
The uprising" to which reference
is made is the proposed demonstration
to be made against foreigners on Sep
TENDER 16, the day of the independ-
ence of the IeSta in the various State
capitals. The movement originated
with the league of Mexican railroad
employees and its purpose is to drive
out of the country the Americans.
English. French and Germans who
hold official positions in the railroads.
mines and smelters. The government
has been making preparations to CON
troll the situation, and prompt meas
ureS will be taken, it is said, to quel
! any disorder thai may result.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
1t is Dissolved by an I'm
periaI Ukase.
ANOTHER is ISSUED


81. Petersburg. july -3-Russi2.s
FIRST experiment. in Parliamentary gov
ornament came t. an iGuomiNau~ and
tonight with the pronunciation of two
imperial uka9es. the nrsl IisSalrin-
the present parliament and providing
for The c~ouvocation OF its successor
on March >, 1907. more than siN
months hence. and the second pro
claiming the capital Of Russia ana
the surrounding province to DC i'm 4
state Of extraordinary security. which
is only enthusiastically different from
full martial law. This measure Of
safety Is 10 proyid for the ~outbursts
which undoubtedly Will bo provoked
by the daring measure.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
DEAD IN THE POOL
Young Mans Sad Fate
at Chimney Rock.
samuel y. Brissie, Who Was Greatly
Beloved in Charlotte. Where He
Lived, Victim OF Il Dis
trcSsin. Accident.
t~rCSsing Accident.

Charlotte, n. G., July 20.-Mr.
Samuel \. Brissie. book-keeDer in the
department stores Of the Little-Long
Company, Of his city, was drowned
III one Of the pools at Chimney Rock
this morning. The young man was
standing on a rock in close proximity
to the pool, when he slipped and fell
His body was taken under by the
swift current and was recovered after
hours of search. The young man haG
gone to Chimney Rock to spend his
summer vacation. He was twenty-five
years Old. and one of the most popular
young men OF the city. His body viii
reach here tomorrow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
FRUSTRATED WITH GRIEF.


Hampton, Va. ulv 21.-Thc bodv
of David l. C'NeilI, the young printer
who committed suicide in the AUGUST
hotel here Yesterday. was taken 10
noon the body was forwarded from
Richmond 10 Lyn1hbur2. the home nf
the Young man.
Miss Mabel Price. the young woman
whose name IS mentioned IL the note
left by the suicide. is FROM 49,.
y. q. she is spending a portion af
the summer at ocean View. Shc i
p~rostrated IS a result Of the act o.
> \e'ii. It IS not known whether or
10 IN engagement existed between
III aAh oNcIl- II is certain. how
ever. that the young printer va4 in
low with tho girl. -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Death OF the Human ilN.

G3y the Associated pEesa)
Madison. WIS. July -l-'hatle
Bliss. known a generation aeo sass tha
"humau fly" died here today. be
was SO years old. Bliss o~rie1nat-d the
trick Of walking the ceiling" He N4-
born i'm Bavaria, Germany. and tltN-
eIcd for years Wit. the Dan Rice
shows. At one time himself. five SONS
and three daughters We're all per
prmtre with the SAN" circus.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Washington, N. c. July 21.-After
an lines of many months. MI. w. I.
II. Forbes passed away this morning
at $50 O'Clock at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. samuel II. Forbes, ~
Third street. The deceased was A.
years of age.
He was Il man Of extraordinary at
taimmcnt5, and SO far as music was
concerned could be called q genius.