Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7-8 P. o. block
The Herald twice a week tells It all

DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.8 P. o. block.
The Herald twice a week tells It all
Plenty OF reading matter for the long
evening at Evans Drug Co. tt
Chas. Baker entered st. Joseph's hos
pital for treatment yesterday.
G. Canterbury. dentist, over state
Bank, corner Heron and II streets. 90.tf
A fine display Of china and glassware
at G. f Brownell's Wishkah aud ii SITS.
Best teas and coffees. fresh eggs, cream.
cry butter. specials at Deans, 2ll q St.
Phone AL. tt
F. M. Gully, assistant superintendent
of state schools, visited the Aberdeen
schools Friday.
Don't forget our White Pine Cough
Cure. 1t will also cure sore throat
Evans Drug Co. IT
John McGilvary, an employee of the o..
G. Logging Co., came to the Grays Har-
Dor hospital Friday with scalp wound.
received while at work.
Lost-In Aberdeen or on Hoqniam
car, Saturday evening. Nov. II, a leath-
er pocket book, containing IS In gold.
Finder will please keep the gold and re-
turn pocket book tothe HERALD office. IT,
The firms OF F. E. Jones. The Lind
strom Shipbuilding Co.. the Aberdeen
Steam Laundry and the Aberdeen Brew
cry have sent out calendars for 1907
which are really works OF art.
Floods the hodv with warm. glowing
vitality. makes the nerves strong. qnick-
ems clrcua alton, restores natural vigOr,
makes Won feel like one born again. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 50 GEMS
w B. Paine & Co.
Richard 7. Dahnev has plans out for a
one story brick building. 50 feet on Wish-
kali bv 100 on Fl street. to contain five
store rooms. He will drive the piles this
winter, 50 as to be- ready for the brick
work as soon as the weather permits.
The big stone barges that have been
at the Lindstrom shipyard for several
months being made over into lumber
carriers, are being loaded at local mills.
Each barge will carry over 1 ZOO, 900 feet
and will be towed to San Francisco when
loaded.
Several hundred dollars in fines were
collected 10y Deputy Collector of Customs
Dorm last FRIDAY from captains OF vessels
doing business at Aberdeen. Mr.. Dorm
has instructions to rigidly enforce the
law relating to pilots licenses, hence the
trouble.
The merchants carnival given IN the
Grand Theater by the ladies of the M. +.
church, on Thursday and Friday even.
ings was great success 80 far as the per-
Torrance was concerned. The attend.
ance was rot as large as it ought to be,
considering the cause. and the class of
entertainment.
A few months ago, Messrs. Fl. H. Car
ter and w. B. Crammatte bought forty
lots in the Evans and Lewis add, located
between here and Hoqniam for fifty dol
lars each. Last week they sold eight OF
the lots to the Grays Harbor and Puget
Sound Railway for $1,000. This means
an advance Of $3.50 on the lots sold.
On Thureday.evening the council met
in executive session, for the purpose of
considering the franchise asked for by
the Grays Harbor & Puget Sound Rail.
way company. Attorney J. B. Bridges
represented the company, and after a
few minor changes were made, the ordi.
nance granting the franchise was agreed
to.
The Salvation Army is improving the
property lately acquired by them, No.
41O East Wishkah street The front
room will be for rent as store room,
the center to be used as meeting room
for the Army, and the back room will be
let ae paint shop. The building con.
tains Is rooms. which will be used for
lodging purposes.
Judge J. G. Pearson, who has valua-
BILE piece OF land on the South side, on
which there is stone quarry, has Sc
cured the services OF Ben Sheeks to as.
sist him in his legal fight with the Grays
Harbor and Puget Sound Railway Co.,
who are preparing condemnation pro.
ceedings against his property. The COM
pany is trying to get a right OF way di.
agonally through it, 200 feet wide.