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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIKI
State OF Washington in and for Che

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington in and for Che
halls County.
In the Matter of the
Guardianship OF the Per.
son and Estate OF Peter Order to Show
f. Stream, Carl H. f. Cause.
Stream and Annie e.
Stream, Minors.
1t appearing to this court, by the petit
ton Of H. q. Watkins, the guardian Of
the person and estate Of Annie E. Stream,
minor, presented and filed herein on
the l4th day OF December, 1906. that it is
necessary and desirable to sell some part
OF the real estate of said minor for the
purpose of making better investment.
1t is therefore ordered by this conrt
that all persons interested in the estate
of said minor, appear before the said
superior court on Monday, the 14th day
OF January, 1907, at the nour Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Of said day, at the court room Of
said court, at the court house in the City
of Montesano. Chehalis County, Wash
ington, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said guardian,
to sell go much Of said real estate as is
described as follows, to- wit: $40 OF lots
3 and in block 10 OF the Town Of Co.'S
mopolis in Chehalis County, Washing
ton, and that a copy Of this order be
published for four successive weeks in
the Aberdeen HERALD, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed and published in said
county.
Dated in open court this 14th day Of
December, 1906.
MASON IRWIN,
Judge.
First publication Dec. II. 1906.
Last publication Jan. 7, 1907.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17
Curing = Pampered Pet.

A very clever veterinary had a sys-
TEN all his own. When he received an
Overfed toy dog he would conslgn him
to n disused brick oven with n crust of
bread, an onion and an old boot. Whey
the dog began to gnaw the bread the
anxious mistress was Informed that
her darling was doing nicely" When
1t commenced operations on the onion
word was sent that the pet was de
cidedly better" but when the animal
tackled the boot my lady was gratified
to hear that her precious pet was
ready to be removed. "-Woman's
Home Companion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17

Talk about human beings having
descended from such as you" exclalm.
ed Poll. "They're much more likely to
have evolved from birds. You can't
speak their language, and | can"
Il don't deny" responded JOckO,
that they got their long tongues from
your family"
1t was then that the two had their
celebrated monkey and parrot time
Chicago Tribune
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17
n French View of Enxlishmen.

To an American Frenchman Is q
waXed mustachio and extraordinary
stovepipe hat. In "Chaine Anglaise'
the French idea of an Englishman Is
given. He speaks French with shock
ing accent, ends every sentence with
"all right" and when he is introduced
to a woman does not remove his car
from his head or his pipe from his
mouth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17
In Trade.

Miss Gusher-That Is Lord Noodle
heidi. He made his money in trade.
Miss Slusher-What line?
Miss Gusher-Matrimoni He trad.
ed his title for an heiress.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17

Guest (at anniversary dinner)-You
belong to one branch of the hosts fam.
lily, I believe. Poor Relation-Yes;
belong to the branch that never had
any plums on it.-TitBits.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17

All serious souls are better believers
In Immortality than we can give
grounds for-Emerson.
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marriages Hmon9 Hinerieall
men Decreasing
By DR.. MADISON c. PETERS.
Pastor of Church OF Epiphany. New York.

Why marry? Will the comparatively
few will marry?
Independent becoming and impossible to the
andsa, good positions ow from S2
hundreds thousands OF clerks office and
support a wife present day salaries:
would be willing sacrifice for the sake of becoming
wife, but who do the of
who could they willing sacrifice of their
begin life with simple honest whole
life But they start
where their parents left off, they dah they love their pleasure
much to sacrifice portion of for domestic bliss
The sentiment has become prevalent that must make his for
that his wife have share with
him in the pursuit of it, which the pleasure truly consists. This
fills the country with bachelors who waiting
make their fortunes endngcrng and promoting destroys
the and design of the domestic institution
efficiency who expecting be taken by fortune and
passyey sustained without their part.
To-day much of the education unfit
domestic life Of the who prizes chiefly because she
performing well the does
good WIFE He should employ housekeepe and her good
True education should for her peculiar
duties and coworker But the American
likes liberty and talks about the duge of household duties
with parents; they give their daughter
fortune when she they fraud the young
if by her lack of domestic training they make her unfit for the position
the home of the who has to make his the
world.
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TWINS ARE IN TROUBLE.
Brothers Marry Sisters and Now All
Want Divorces.

Kansas City. Mo.-During the 80
years that Jiles NJ. Farris and Miles
J. Farris have been on earth their
lives have been parallel.
They were born twins. grew to man
hood. and married twin sisters In
Louisiana, Mo.
tiles NJ. became a barber, but here
is where Miles J. deviated. for he be-
came butcher-not such q great diff.
ference. either. as Jiles NJ. ex.
pressed 1t.
To the families came little Jiles NJ.
and a little Miles j.: and now do
mestic troubles have disturbed both
homes.
A petition for divorce was fled on
Monday by Jiles NJ. against Martha A,
Farris. and on Tuesday Miles J. Farris
sued for a divorce from his wife, Attic.
Both petitions set forth desertion a.
the cause for seeking separation, and
both charges show jealousy ON the
part Of the wires.
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ARE Welded IN THE WET.
Downpour Of Raih Does Not Deter De-
termined Lovers.

Basin. Wyo.-Marriage in an open
seated buggy In a steady downpour of
rain Is the experience OF Joseph l..
Bateman and Miss Lottie Hawkins. Of
Burlington. Wyo.
They came to Basin to procure .
license. and found they could not get
one without the parents consent on
account OF Miss Hawkins age. Bate
man returned to Burlington. procured
the written consent of the parents.
and when the license was at last So
cured 1t was found that there was no
minister or justice Of the peace In the
city. Rev. Mr.. Mecum had gone to
Burlington. and they again started for
that place.
They met the minister on the road,
and there. in a steady downpour OF
rain. which made II impossible for
them to stand on the ground. with the
groom holding an umbrella over his
intended wife. the minister performed
the cermony which made the couple
one. and they pursued their way.
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Conceaiment was useless. since he
felt that his cousin had already guess
ed his identity.
81 desired to see my old home. and
believed this place TO be neutral
ground" he replied boldly.
The major laughed harshly. vindlc-
lively. John thought. and he could un.
derstand why, since It had developed
that this man was q suitor for the
hand Of Mollie Granger. the 0eorgia
girl. who only few hours before had
been made his wife through the decree
OF her father.
"You are John Emmett Ridgeway. a
cousin Of Capt. Crockett here?" pur.
sued the Confederate.
"It would be useless to deny II. My
presence here at my old home sets
the seal OF truth upon my assertion.
I am no spy"
THAT remains for us to decide.
am given power for such an emergen.
cy as this. You will have chance for
your life. my dear colonel. but would
not want to discount your prospects
for living. II was a singular adven-
ture. this nights work OF yours. but II
Basil Worden has any power In the
game. our pretty Mollie need not wor.
ry long over the incumbrance forced
upon her by the fortunes Of war"
At once the drum.head court con.
vened. All was conducted with the ut.
most decorum governing such CHASTITY
tribunals. and yet Il seemed = hollow
mockery. The end did not surprise
Johnnie was sentenced to be hanged
at the break OF day.
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DIRE THINGS FOR 1907.
Old Moore Almanac Forecasts War
and Disaster the Year Through.

London.-The Old Moore Almanac
for 1907 has Just appeared and. so fa:
as prophecies go, It is rs black as 1t
can be. January Is to be marked by
terrible earthquakes In Southern Eu.
rope, by serious disorders among the
unemployed in London and by riots In
Italy. February will register a great
mining disaster in Cornwall. and
March will see serious discomfort
among the English army and mutinies
April will bring to the court OF St
James n mysterious letter from St.
Petersburg. which will give the sign
OF renewed activity In the English
arsenals.
Terrible news will be received from
Spain in June. and July OF next year
will be notable for a great drought.
which will ruin the crops OF Europe.
August will see France and Germany
getting ready for war, and October
will bring some further complications
in the affairs OF Morocco. The Rus
sian revolution is to continue all next
year. and even China will have lib
eral insurrection.
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c,..eAes-s s6NooL eaNsUa
n,,nn,sl nasmseallsa Psssss clty's
pepulatien at t.5oAsoe.

chlcaso. - Chicago haA 7os.sso
minors-an Increase Of 36.e6s In tho
last two yoars-according TO the bi'
ennial school census reported by
Secretary Larson to tho board oi ed
ucation. Two years ago the schooI
census gave the total population Oh
the city as 1.7l4.i44. and. reckoning
tho same ratio Of minors to total pop
uiation existing then. the population
now 10 l,7SO.506. an increase OF &C.,
1i2.
A month ago the makers OF the city
directory estimated the total popula'
ton at 2,300.50O. A year ago they
put It at 2,272,760. The health de.
partment's estimate for 1905 was
l,99O.75O. The school census TINS
year was only an enumeration OF
the minors. taken in order that the
Chicago schools might get their pro-
rata share OF the state school funds
Aside from the important considera.
tion the figures show number OF
significant and interesting things as
follows:
The public school attendance has
increased but a little more than one
per cent. In the last two years, while
the private schools have increased
more than 12 per cent. The private
schools show an increase of 7.l25
more minors than the entire public
school system.
Chicago has s.293 boys between IA
and l6 years OF age. who are neither
attending school nor working. Super.
intendent OF Compulsory Education W.
l.. Bodine said this represented the
feeder class" for the gangs OF
hoodlums. Between these ages 1888
boys and girls are working.
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cnAPrER vI-contlnusd.

n dawned upon Johns mind that his
escape must have been discovered
and the overseer sent out by SQUIRE
Granger to arouse any neighborink
camp. that searching parties might
scour tho neighborhood.
Perhaps the man shrewdly suspect
ed that John would return to the scene
Of his capture. divining that he had
some object in visiting the deserted
mansion Of old Fletcher Ridgeway.
Men were soon securing the gardens
and passing among the trees. They
entered into the spirit OF the game
with great zest. Joking and Laughing
as they thrust bayonet or sword into
each and every clump OF bushes In
reckless manner. not at all conducive
to the peace OF mind OF the man for
whom they were searching.
It was too late for John to retreat.
since his movements must be seen.
He realized the desperation Of his po-
sition. and the probable fate that
awaited him upon discovery.
There was a slender chance that he
might reach the house. A fringe OF
tTetS OHcTeu HukhN An
this line. and he Immediately endeav-
ored to make the most OF the oppor-
tunity.
In order to further the deception
John secured q three.foot splinter OF
wood. and with this he made sundry
savage thrusts Into bushes. and
showed considerable enthusiasm in
the hunt for the hiding Yankee.
All seemed to be going well and he
had almost reached the house undis-
turbed when an accident occurred that
was not down on the bills. and upset
his plans.
Not seeing a trooper crawling under
some bushes. John made jab with
his pointed stick. There followed q
shout Of rage. and human cyclone
descended upon him. with arms flying
like nAjls and believing voice de-
man. satisfaction.
JG as dlsgusted. seeing discov.
Dry In S.Iis incident. He might still
have ned. but that was not according
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Gnn,prl puhlirity
nf Gan1patglt Gtfta
By HON. C. @. TITTELL.
Msssachusetts CONGRESSMAN.

might difficult of enforcement great step
nation has registered
concerning public abuses These
Immediately reached such
least has before ideal to struggle for and eventually
Suppose that would be hard to enforce law which
the publication of the of donor political
with contributed Certain might find
conceal the real of the gifts have
Wall setting down their
corporations
Yet would be good thing to have the law and to
strictly possible could enforced every
There might of the
increasingly odou there doubt
funds would for proteton lie obliged suspicion
Of assisting N evasion.
Such law would produce another benefit 1t undoubtedly
III sncunt felt 70 b for expenditure political
~ this des.csss would Be god thing Too mneh eusy
Esae fsr pdaissl -. - - appsssat "A l1Fcs
s1tNy ues SR&S
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my dear fellow. believe me. am
sorry to md you in such trap" re-
marked Crockett.
John. quickly.
'It would have made no difference
the majority was, against you
and" looking around Cautiously
had an object in making them believe
we were old-time foes"
His words and manner might have
deceived some men. and aroused hopes
that would never be fulfilled; but
Colonel John remembered this cousin
of old. remembered that he never act
ed without some deep motive back Of
1t. Hence. he maintained his cool
manner. q
Then you really take an interest in
my welfare? 1t pleases ue to know It.
Crockett"
I'VE are OF the same blood. I
should be sorry to have Ridgeway
hung. and here on the old grounds Of
all places in the world"
That Is encouraging. Can you do
anything to prevent the little cere-
mony?"
1T is in my power to effect your es-
cape"
"Ah. that is generous. have
wronged you in my mind. my dear fell
low"
wait. ! confess there is a motive
In this. know what brought you
here tonight"
THE deuce you do. returned tho
other with start. a. the truth fash
ed upon him, and he remembered that
lights had recently been moving from
room to room In the house.
Believing that this house might be
burned whom Atlanta falls Into Bher-
mans hands. ~ Il will tomorrow. you
have come here to secure certain pa-
pers that were secretsd somewhere IN
the old building years ago. Z
John made no nnswor.
Your silence tells me I IN On ne
right track. NeW iistsn q ~ tsCeetl.
tiGn. tel - where I ean M tnoa
| packet Mhtch u ~ sVn[r !: \ y n
to:yqe S 4 4 = n u.s. K h 4;
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Y AaIN N01ZzVtV ~ -6N| A1NkoED .azW

to his disposition. So he met his ad-
versary face 20 face. and q furious
handto-hand struggle ensued.
Attracted by the row others came
hurrying up. and 1t was speedily dis
covered that the troopers adversary.
the man who fought with the skill OF
q professional boxer. was an utter
stranger.
Surround them both-by my life
we've cornered the fox" shouted the
major. and John caught more than
ordinary satisfaction in his strident
tones
Thus he soon found himself again
a prisoner and roughly handled.
ITO the fire with him. am cusi-
Gus to see this Yankee spy who has
in one night run across my path and
blackened my chances for future hap.
piness." said the major. and John
could only dimly guess what It all
meant. though his mind at once revert.
ed to Mollie.
DO you identify him, Peters?' de-
manded the officer, as the overseer
bent forward and pered into the face
"Positively-it's the same critter,
major"
That's bad-for him. I'm afraid
Mollie viii be wife and widow in one
night. Here comes Crockett. Well
have his opinion in the matter, and
then organize drum.head court.
These unpleasant features OF war are
best done as quickly as possible.
John caught the name and no longer
wondered at the lights In the house
Crockett Ridgeway was cousin Of
his. They had not met since boys to
gether, but there had never been much
love lost between them.
He shut his teeth hard and waited
for what new developments the case
would show. A short consultation en-.
sued among the Confederate ofYicers
John. with his hands bound and Z
guard ON either side. appeared TO take
4 little interest In the proceedings until
he was again brought forward to the
Are. and found several paiss n keen
eyes upon him.
yeur lasus 4 John Elnnsttf~ ~,
z q z Y = :. 2S ~ ~ " I
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MEMORY FOR ONCE a
when James G. B'a'ne
Ardent Adm'Fss

.wh.n James G. Blame -
Ardent AdmIFss
Mward standwood's nss
Of James G. Blaine say'; :,
., o,,mnses we get Of him =
schoolboy. period Of his ,,.,. ~
suggest the future po''''
show in something like
traits for which he "
famous. ,arn He knew every ~ Il.
hx name. Perhaps there s |;
Complement which ,as'se.s nUss !
him to casual acqu''A3
first meeting. ..,.s
"His reputation IN ~ ~. y
.ometimes led people . =
much." rua.s the same accom-, os. u J:
n,ss mae"t himself related that y
oastea ms data at a town in Ohio. o.,,'s' ~
his SHsS meetings, in the n tsass'' w.
as os' 1854. by a man who ~ ~
%emory ., NOR, for faces, and
Blaine remembered nm. nm. 1vi
"Evidently Mr.. aSs n.. ~
before his tongue - IN N f,eS]
already apparent q ...isi n q
said. with uncoai ~ 4 ~
tSs %sn.i station when yos e..Is =
here in 1876, and So
you.'"
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That there is an
alarming decrease in
marriage among Ameri-
can men is q fact which
has been again and
again corroborated by
Trustworthy statisti c 5
and commented upon
by students of sociology.
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1t is easier to state
the benefits of publicity
as applied to the collec-
tion of campaign funds
than to declare that such
a reform would be feasi-
bic.
1t is no argument
against a good law to saw
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only is, But Wants pIvoree,

Bloomington. Ill.--Myrtle vennum.
aged is. believed to be the youngest
complainant In . divorce suit IN tho
Illinois records. has iiied suit In Cham.
.paisn county, asking that shs be sroed
from 0iltef vsnnun1. aged q. 70
Mhpm - No. married K6bsi Is Iaat &
Whit6 p1o MIA ~ ~ lin -
I6tvn M LIVED Nm yl5aSaS -
~ Z
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CHAPTER VII.
The bird Flewn.

Four hours to live! II was not .
very long time. but a man with an ac-
tive mind may consider his whole life
In less than that.
John was placed under guard. and
Just as he expected soon faced his
cousin. The other was man whose
face could hardly be taken as A. index
to his character. for 1t was that OF .
human sphinx.
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| hand.
Already Joki
vas folly to tlisi =
old. ~
Besides. aassAs,
s,ss 10 decide. A. HE ~ r
bushes hc caught ! ~.
a head that vss r,
and and then as speedy s,s
sisht. not before hs ~
homely features q s-'
EFT.
Il have nothing % -.
John. calmly.
The other looked 4. ~,
you are a fool. ~.
Well, have your own a.
hemp'' with which b ~,
heel and walked oa.
Time passed on.
once more the llsh.s :,
about the windows Of q, s''
for Crockett, inspired ~
after his interview viii ~
had again entered upo.
the missing packet.
More than once John -,
way. a little uneasy III r
might by a turn Of iost,,s
the loose stone In the hsoIA
Thus he waited. having =
In the ability Of the seru1
complish something. for - =
an old campaisnsr. 2
The night was nearing N /
presently in the cas-, vovlA !
blush Of early morn. A.
mocking birds twlt,er cclN /
among the trees heraldins =
OF the day, when Major Wat
and called to one Of bis n.
Fetch the rope. Bob. m,
pleasant duty. but soldiafs 1
accustomed to such thing.
less Yankee to enter Atlsil
for something anyhow. +. d
right for coming here. Hov /
self OF q rival and MollA I
band"
Bob evidently knew vhsll
the rope. for ne soon appear
In his hands. A limb beloaI
monster live oak close 10 d
fered n fine opportunity.
same Bob proceeded TO cast
over II. which feat was secl
after u few Intellectual tolss
Let me make the loop.-
major. eager TO have Q b
execution. for somehow hs
a sudden hatred for this n
der. whom desiny had thw
his path.
Jealousy Is a demon that n
tie OF consequences, vhea
has been once aroused, and
the true cause OF WordenS
Bring the prisoner" can
order.
Several men started .
obey. Then came 4 suddea
Major Worden. guessing
thing was wrong. sprang n
ton from whence the cry
saw his men gathered aroal
and gagged figure, but to
ment and chagrin. instead
uIzing the man doomed
dawn. he found himself los
the guard who had been lei
the other.
Colonel John was gone!
The guard being released
diately overwhelmed win
but could tell little about
had received a sudden se'e
the head, caught a ghmpse
face bending over him. and
hands laid on his person =
seriousness relieved him OF
Confusion ensued. but
was fruitIess. Having n.a
time in which to make u
the fugitives we're now isr
haps within the Union IN ~
Major worden could ooly
teeth with rage, and lens, ',,
To make the charming MON
should the opportunity
within his reach again.
ITO be contnueu
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1nb.. whI.. . -.

Controller Groa. ren
bull. This summss u,',,.t
u wight he encS ~ ~
~ servant =
~ door
- blaae
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6tngrr1J ami fllr
Biaraara nf tlrr Rrattt
m SIR VICTOR HoRsLEY. T. r. c. s.. T. r. s..
surgeon Univsrsity coilsss hosOitaL London.

advance in technique of the surgical treatment OF diseases
of the brain and the spinal cord has been relatively less than the
improvement knowledge of the scat and nature OF tho
diseases for which surgical Intervention useful and necessary
diagnosis diseases of the nervous system Is still
far to seek and vet treatment such difficult field is often
expected yield good results the relatively easier ana
simple work Of curing hernia removing abdominal tumors
1t will appear of what immense Importance it Is to the
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WV.

that the study neurology Should DC Pusre
order that the earliest commencement
of be determined certainly that oil one
The international commission for the ad-
branch which inception to the great Ger
Waeyer and the late Prof His will 1t is hoped
haye coordinaing and fostering influence the work.
medical surgical work which have passed
improve typographical knowledge Of the prob
able from the operating the
had learned in the pomortem room
deal of the vital pathology and true anatomical nature
treat
cerebral discussed the basis of such gwths as are
received such maxima degree
DEATH Pomorem records never
the living tumos exposed operation
demonstrate every the condition practically
what VI term inoperable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-15
ACCt0 "a ES

Rsnco Teryitorisl STsH 4 $40.
E. B4nco do Puerto Klc. $I8 4 20.
Baaco Popular dc&Io 4 IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-15

ESQ es impossible mama, competamerte impogi-
BILE; seria enterrarme
Yo vendre conner vosotros todos los dfas casi
todoS los dias. .
Que 81, que ST. cue vendre con muchisima fire.
cuencia.
Mira, por de pronto senslas un dfa la sema-
IA: ell que to queras; nada NADIA, ell que ID quie-
ras.
Sempre 10 que til quieras, mamita {" aquf un
beso.D
Ell dia que falte multa
Por supuesto que ademas de csc da, vengo cuan-
tisimas
Para ''mis das"... los llamaremoS asf: mis-
dfas", pones arroz. paella valenciana.
Nj en- Paris, nj en- Forencia. nj en- Roma, Sc pue-
de ccmer paella Ia vaienciana.