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The Washington times., 1907-10-17
SHRINERS FLEW
ABOUT THE CAR
Their Special Train Bumped
Into Freight-Twas
a Mere Trifle.
Three Hundred of jolly
Ones in Mishap Return
ing From Hagerstown.

lave you noticed any comfortable.
prosperous looking men, wearing small
turkish scimitars limping painfully
around town todayr IL so, do not draw
any false conclusions. Do not think
that he has assumed his nalting 6alt
after having come into violent contact
with the business end of a fraternity
goat FOR II Is not so. The man is "a
Shriner who went to the HagersJowL
sFair yesterday.
Three hundred of them there are,
counting their illustrious potentate,
Frank a. Sebring. They were coming
home, filed with JOY and good hunor,
when their special train tried 10 so
through a combination freight sad pas
senger train that happened 10 be on the
same track.
It was about dusk. The big special,
bearing its load OF joyous Shriners, was
lurriedly putting miles behind 1t on lis
way toward Washington.
Among the many Shriners there wd5
q deep brotherly feeling that went BE-
yund the ken OF mere words ant Ie-
CURED cheering and much singing Of
sOags to be adequately expressed. Just
as the train reached a curve in the
road a stout little Shriner, with a bald
head, arose with dignity and started. an
eloquent dissertation he started. and
that was all.
He uttered about four words when tn
train rounded sharp curve, Ind crash
ci into the rear of the inOffCn5ive
freight. The stout Shriner gave W all
IDEAS OF speechmaking and sought
refuge under d nearby seat. He Was
Immediately Joined by numerous other
Shriners. Those who were fortunate <ell
sprawling under their fellows, whilo
their less lucky brothers We're ignomin-
iOusly hIItled through the ar and
dropped In all sorts OF undignified at
titUdes about the cars
The accident itself amounted to Moth
ing. Save for few bruises and sDrains,
a broken suspendcr hore and a crushed
bat there, none were the worse for tne
mishap.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
The Advantage Of DepOsiting

Funds in banking dept. OF Union Trust
Co.. 1914 F St, appeal 10 the most exact
ing depositors. Interest on all accounts
Deposits subject to check at will.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
QUICK WORK AT TARGETS
81 U. S. S. LOUISIANA

Naval officials have been agreeabiy
surprised by the remarkably short time
in which the battleship Louisiana has
been able TO complete her target prac-
tee. Although she arrived at Cape Cod
bay only a week ago. she finished yes
terday. and was sent 90 the New YORK
navy yard for further repairs. 'prspara-
tory 10 taking the cruise around South
America. The remarkably short time H.
which the practice was concluded is at
tributed 10 three things, good weather.
a clear field, all the other ships having
left. and a desire on the part of Cap
tain Wainwright TO get through az
promptly as possible.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
Is a Wake Proper
Part of a Funeral =?
Court Will Decide

Whether a wake Is legitimate part
OF the funeral ceremonies Sc a question
which has come up for argument on ap-
peal before the appellate justices in The
District SupT eme Court.
The widow OF Peter Mccullough, Who
died In this city February Is, 1904, lCdV-
Ing an estate worth $4,000, placed the
funeral arrangements in the hands OF
Joseph II. Mccullough, his nephew. In
tie iteulzed bin rendered by him the
following items appear: $3.50 Tor
food, tl9l5 for liquors. 5000 for
cigars, stamps. stationery, etc; SLT5
for carriage hire. 81 for soda water.
William l. Clare. attorney for Nc
Cullougl, contendsd that his client IN
eApending the money IN this fashion was
simply following a well established Gus
tom, in support or which argument he
quoted from Webster 10 show that a
wake IS "often attended with a dcgIe
Of festivities, especially among the
Irish. Decision was reserved.
Attend Fridays 0ne-Half Price Sale.
Joseph Auerbach, 62s Pa. ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17

Taste and Quality Recommend It.
c. & s. Ice Cream-Pure Velvet Kind.
Druggists.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
MRS. SPEYER PAID DUTY;
IS AMERICAN RESIDENT

The Times published on October , b
New York dispatch to the effect that
Mrs. James speyer, wife OF the well
known BANKER had declared herself 10
be a nonresident OF the United States.
in order TO have hsr dresses passed free
through the custom house on her re-
turn from Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Speyer
have never claimed 10 be nonresidents
aid have always paid duty on their
Teturn from Europe on any dutiablc ar
tls.les, and both this year and last yeal
paid quite a sum in such duties.
The Tines regrets that this report
should have been published concerning
Mrs. Speyer. who has always been ac-
tive in New York charitable work ana
public enterprises.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
ROCKEFELLER QUITS,
BIBLE CLASS SMALL

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-So greatly has
the attendance decreased since John D.
Rockefeller. jr., resigned the leadership
OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Bible class that an appeal has been sent
20 each member FOR money 70 meet ex-
penses for the coming year. Each is
asked to contribute uot less than 10
cents each Sunday 10 defray the ex-
penses for music. entertainments, and
printing.
An officer Of the class said that in a
membership OF 400. Is per cent had APP
piled for positions with the Standard
Oil Company.
Last Sunday the attendance was about
one-half what It usually is at this time
Of the year.
The Washington times., 1907-10-17
Old Home Week, Baltimore, October

1919. The Baltimore & Ohio trains
Every hour on the hour" from a. m.
20 .. m, returning in like manner. are
ideal for this occasion, landing passen-
gers In heart OF carnival section ot New
Baltimore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

R~eoelm16ige Seriammlunp beS
5ermanner sdaris S6aeen 8ereinf
am 29iten September 1907.
9ns 9rUtOtOu Der leBten Seriamm,
flung uurOe oerleien nnD angenum.
men, pie oerleien. 9ln munatllcben
9eitrdsen einsen elm, $3.50. Sul.
eenbe Giehnuueen purben eineeret1t
unO be5ablt: Sobn 6Oeriter, iar
8aubOlS unb gIrbeit $500, hilbert
Saubpn fir ganbOls unb 9lrbeit $3.50
5rib 9aue fir 8riefmarten $50.
Die @innabmen pum lebten @reis.
ihieben betrueen sl30.So. 3as
@reis, gOmite wurOe nad enteesen.
o%enpmmenem Seri6t nit 9ant ents
Sieraui erTOlste @ertapuue.
6riB Gang,
Setret1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

EniereA 81 the Post omce at Hermann. Mo-, as
eoond class gail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
K. II. HaSenritter, Agent.

Berger. Nm 5reitna. ben
n September itarb uuf ieiner 6nrm
9 Reilen ilOlia BON bier, naa mebr,
mOna:Iiher Rrnntbeit Der betannts
5urmer garl abolpb &atbert, I'M
Utter BON GA Slbren, &c tam uOr
40 Sabren ins 2nnb unb bat mali
eno oieier Belt beftdnbis nuf bers
ieIbsn S4OIIe 2anO aepOb 1t. &c
hirterldBt feline Satin. 6 S1bne, 8
E6hter unO Is Gniel Pas geprdbi iB
uelhes am IeBteu SOuutas itattftnO,
mar Ons er6bte bas lie in Senate
SrOue eeieben wurbe. 8aitUr Sals.
weOel belt zen aeiHensOttesbient.
90. Sreber uui benz SslunO IL
beoertllt ertrnnit.
Taut Meper unb Soc aROii'
mann baden eineu @esSerlacen et'
ublirt unO reroen Oafar IUrlen Ofs
niemuno ~uerbuneert.
5rua SucOb ROebel mac lests
Buhe BEL g.rnanoten in 8lctfic uno
81. Sous aai Beiuh.
Rad lnnsem 9eiben it N;tt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
2tu bsimfuAer unO spcFalantsu

Volt lhr ih6ne 9rasub unb 9Gn-
h%erelen 'ebeu nui uplden Icr 40 bis
60 cuibel aorn. Is Bis 80 9uIa
sseiieu, 80 bls IS olier, ben &der
Steben lOont uno A.faltn 4 BIG 5 mol
jabrlih rrnten t6nnt. 100 aGe Sorten
Ooit mlt @rfola srSoaea miro, NO itr
in OR Ndge su!rr G~tideplabe, ehu,
lea uno airhen ielb uuo no iOtbes
alno iur S. bis SIS per Ader aefauit
mSrceu tnnn. uno jeoec NnB 9lnocS
e-fraQiabia 1T, usr,iant ia ni9t bic
@%eleaenbsit eut an Is. Otlu5er
MIDI aniuihueBsn nib ih uerbe
euh 6ieles 9anO ssIaen. SO lie At
tbeilnelis in aanins I'M 8siten an
Oklahoma, ebeuiaGs I'M r6retiher
5eras Oklahoma. oil Saosn anSren'
SenO.
EieIeniaen Welhe mitaebsn wUl'
len iolten es mid bis gum 10. OF.
tOber w;ieu lnfen, Der Brsis flr bic
Runofabrt if 500.
n. 6. 6 Re +,
Rsnl Gints Gssnt,
0ermonn JI;n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Sn 6Olse bes 8ueicent . 8dteuse'
ieses iOlIen bic Giienbnbneu in
WihOuri mdbrsnb Der lebten brei
MOnate cine Ginbu6e uun nnbertbalb
UliaiOnen Dollars erlitten bnben.
8etanntlih trnfen bic Giienbnbnen
nit benz SeneralunmaIt 0nblsp Elm
GbiOmmen, monaf ie bic 8irtuna
zines @eiebes, Ons am II. SUM in
arnit trat, ueunSie Gage erprOben
molten, beuOr iis neitere Saritte
tb6ten. Sect limb bic giienbnhnen
miteinnnOer ibereineetOmmeu, am
Is. Ottober benz BunOesri4tsr Rc.
BbsriOn in 4arias @itpauSweiis Dor
sulesen, aus beuen fif bic 8irtuno
ienes Seiebss ~ertennen ldBt. 9a'
raufbiu molten bic giisnbabnen bic
wettere Gurdilbrune Oes Seisses
betdmpien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Sin beoauernsperlhes Sneeun
elif ereieuete fih am testen Gam
itaa gOrmittns an Der Coles Greet
bel mslaem Der l5.idbriee gbus.
oOfmunn. Stiefiobn oes BURNERS
Vic Duiner, infolse zines Shufes in
bic re3te San0 ben 5orberarm eiu'
baBte. Der Sunee mar wie eeInat
aui 0er Sueo, unO wdbreno er cine
Jelienwauo erflettern mUIte, ihob
er oas @ewebr, bic Mln6une 81 iit
semuno, uOr Iib Der, ais bnHelbe Iid
eptluo uno bee SAuB inn ourd bic
rette pauo eine. Wuntae batte ith
Der aalte Yrano in Der 8unbe eins
aeiteIt un0 Der glrm muBte INTERN
@lbOeen .mpatirt weroen; am britt.
mod inb bic Bunbe wieber tebent.
lid aus uno nurOe ruieoer operirt
menn aud feline &nobentbeile emit.
iernt muroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
KirdIide s~sfuuntmaduus.

Vim SOnntas ben 6. DitOber tpirt
8afOr Sobn TliQer BON Mt. Ster.
ling gu Bnp in Der 8iOns Stride
@a1mtttaes UNI 8 ubr prebieen.
9as 8ublitum 1T berSlid eiuGelnOer
ben SOttesOienit bei5uwObneu. 81
mir bic Ieete Srebiat iein bic 9aitul
WaiIer in RifOuri batten pirO.
Sm 8. DttOber ruiro er nit Ieiner
Gamilie @ascOnabe County uerlnFen,
nm nah 9artersburp, Soma gu sie'
ben auf lein neues Grbeitsielb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Curtis SiG, ber Stnnt. Sneineur
unter befien SufiiHt bic Staats.
GbnuFsen aebnut nerbsn iolen, mar
lebte Bphe bier Dor unierer County
Court I'm bieielbe gu beueseE fir
ben Sau bieier State &onb bur9
unier County einsutreten. Die Ro'
ten merben nuf etpn ss4, 900 pets
nnihlnst, unb lou b:eie Summe
ourh bic in Der Rdbe nObnenoen
eanbeisentblmer Uermittellt EXTRA
Steueru oufsebrnbt wsroen' 9rOb
bes gntbuiinsmus res perm pia
iOnnten uniete @uuntptidter iih fir
b'e Sahe nitt beeeiitern, unO mirb
oieie StrnBe OurfI's gOuntpuObl in
Der ndhiteu 3utunft ntHt eebnut
eS pnren benn Der 5tnat piiroe aus
eieenen Ritteln Ons unteruebmen
usrmirtliheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

@ir bstennen nns su benz en-.
pfuna elmer GiulnOuua BON Serrr
@ulOemur 9. Wsertens 81 einsm
Concert uernniialtet Don ieiueu sha,
leru ia Der Sub ct 9Ouis Gurnhaae
am Snmitns abenb ben 6 Otto5er.
Uas grOsrlm IL rethbultis unO 5elal
BON Der eeOiesenen SerufsleiaanG
ais gianti bes 8rOf. WsrteHs, rel'
der feline VInbdnslihteit an ieiner
@eburtshaOt permann tren bewahrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

oupe. 8. s. Obmann nett
5amilie wuren Counting bel ON So.
mtiien y. .. unc j. ". StOetue, su
Sap gu SeiutI.
SucOb samusler, 2tbrsr Oer
3opt ShuIe, uno hilbert 28pli uarvn
IleB!e 8Oae 8 Gage in 2tnn 100 lie
Der 9ebreruerinmmluua beirobnttn.
Souls Gtort miro am Z Otto,
ber Seriteiserun5 bulten unb Onnn
mad Oem SnOianer GerritO,y u5e..
ieOeln. gr miro nit ieiner 6amtt
tie Ole &eiie per &ais MAIDEN
), 5. Dbman mar nit ieiueu smts
tIeiueH Mdohen am 5reitne i,
MOrriion UNI oieielben potbOprdp j
rem su lafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Gle hermann 9Use Der Bpibias'
ritter uirb am Snmitas ben 10. OF.
tDber unldBlid ibres rs idhrisen
8sitebens Elm aOsenieh u~eranRulten
an welaem nur RitsIteOer unO ibre
5umilien tbeiInebmen. Bon Den
SriuOsrn finO nur nod Orei am Sc
ben namlia bic perm ebas. SOnei,
Sulius @rof unO 9beOOOr @raf, unO
perOen Oieietben nit Id6nen sDl.
benen Rabnitien bebaat ruerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

mOb Ruht 5ruu 5ris @escr i'm
Utter DON IS Sabren nm @apenirvbs
aeitOrben, She @utte 1T ibr
uOr 8 Jabren I'm 9aoe uoranes.
snuaen. sic binterliBt 8 sBbne
unO 8 Gbater unO iOniipe gerwnnb.
tie. Die Beer Oiauna iinOet nuf benz
RsthUOiteu 5risobOie am ndhfen
SOnntae rad mittus UNI 2 llbr
Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Swiss Am Snmltna fun
Oen iih III peim uon Relnbolo Sie6er
cine arise 8abl BENDER Elm nno
uerbrahten in observation-disclosures uns
;erhaltunR einen nnaenebmen Gag.
SlcOb Ridel len, wslder trant
mar bat iib acknowledgements mieoer
erbolt.
penrp Seimes 1T lebte BOde mad
5adiOn GOuntp eereiit.
oenru 0teper MIRO ndhhen
NioutaB kline STEELE ais 9ebrer an.
treten.
Gbnrles Resaer bat iit elm
ueues Su9ap uneeidufft.
Sap Ia SaftOr auIfl INNER
nod trant 1T preoipte 8aItor 8ubu
uOn Stony Dill in Der 9lons &irfe
am lesten 5Onntae Rnhmittae.
- 5rau D.. %. Stoeuuer uoulNtits
uaultee, bis, lit bel Serwanbten
bier gu Beiuh.
Die Shule I'M Rep.r (fraber
8alter) 9iltritt fins @Ontae an; 3.
y. Neper 1T 2ebrer.
Guauit 2uefe bat feline 5arm
fur Sl700 an einen Searn 6oerner
ueriauft uuo mirb mad RapOleun,
no., aieben mo- er in Der Sirma
SeiIert 4 aueIe Seiddftsinteiien
bat.
BEN q. Studenbrueter anb
feline gohter SRI SIUra tparen 6rei.
toe in Cuba ant Der 5air. Sri. SlUrn
sina Don ba auf 8eiuA gu 5reunben
IN Bourbon um etlide Boden su
bleiben.
- Jrnu Sobn y. SnslOe 1T naf
Der Hrantenlife.
&nitOr @inter mar lebte 8O4e
in ct. Souls mo err Der Gonferens Der
Oeutihen RstbObiften 8rebieer bel.
pObnte.
@rnft drummer aina nod .Gt.
2ouiF UNI rueaen zines Guaenteioens
ii4 arstlider Bebanoluns 81, inter
merFen.
2 ing Oil. Charles Ratbert
mel6er mebrere ROnate trnnt mar,
am lesten areitas. @r bradte
iein alter auf ga Sabre.
- Sim @uptuH pon @pomiua, III
bier bel aeslte @snuptn gu geiu6.
Morsen abenO. ben 8. DttOber
in Der @. %, ". ooae Elm
Sansoerpniiser. SeOermann 1T elm.
eiuselnoeu.
Rug Eugel, uon ct. 2oaiR, lit
bier bel Bm. gtuupiu au SeIud.
9. 3. aarieot mar Samaaa In
0uenspiue no er Der geriamnlaua
Der 8ofmeiiter Oisies sOuutp's bel.
robnte.
EARLY RrGrn~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Die uerftdnOiee 5rnu 1T bic tiue
5rou. Rnfe ME cine 8emsrtunl
iter beinen Rnfbar, baun pirI bu
aud uiht RibueritanOen. Obneben
weua anOere 5ruuen ItmaRen. 1T eS
ibueu lieber ruenn bu niats faait,
9esbatb iei itiG uuO burde gu. 9u
tannit bid u~neenebmer MAIDEN Elm
gutter 3ub6rer gu iein ais eir
GrSdbler gu ieiu, unO es if aud Osl
bette 9ea fd uasemeiu beliebt ~
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
HUXOL'S
Du6bQno!ung.

Cine srOBe Sluspnbt Shreibmn-
terialeu, Bidder. auiidtspoftnrten,
@eieen, @u,tnren, GccorbiOns,
Wtunbbarfen, II. I, 10. itets Elm Dor.
rath.
@enebre uub B'eprle . 9ubeh6r,
audi Rsparatur uOn 5hissunTsn
uno 3peiru6.
ROBERT HuXoL.
@eihSitoiibrer,
9etruS sSebdube, an Der 4, StroBe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01

Below is given the location of the real
and imaginary boxes. the latter being
marked with an asterisk (*D:
*Box No. 4-Young and Thomas, North
Aberdeen.
*Box No. 5-B and Cleveland streete.
Highland Home.
*Box No. Terrace avUnue and D
street. High School.
*Rox No. S-Bnrrows' Dock.
*Box No 9-IIume and X streete,
Northern Pacific Railroad Depot.
xBox No. 12-Boone and King streets,
South Aberdeen.
Box No. l5-Wilson Bros Mil.
Box No. Us. T.. Slade Mill.
Box No. 2l-Market and F streets.
Box No. 23-American Mill
Box No. % Heron and F sire ts.
Box No. 27-Fonr,h and G streets.
*Box No. 3l-Franklin School. Market
hetwee Jefferson ard NJ streets
Box No. 32-Hnme and Il streets.
Box No. 35-Anderson & Middleton
Mill.
Box No. 37-Heron and Broadway.
Box No 38-Thi,d and Broadway.
BOX No. 42-Hart-Woo Lumber Co. e
Mill.
Box No. 45-W Western Cooperage.
Box No. 47-Hume and Washington
streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
I'VE Approach the Seedtime. -

By N. w. Ex-secr of the Treasury
WING cheap periods of industrial
STAGNATION. There is a reasonable limit however, 0
~ all good things, and that limit has been little than
reached A slight CURTAILMENT everywhere will do
good
only danger is from UNWARRANTED alarm. We have
been running breaknec pace until everybody we'll nigh Of
breath nobody the road
would be we'll with
There great difference between PANIC and commercial
and industrial STAGNATION speak the panic
of 1898 1897 The panic 1893 The conagraton which
followed the panic of long DURATION while meantime
the sidewalk and the fire department dibanded THAT EX
PERIENCE is NOT NOW TO BE REPEATED Conditions
entirely different Every dollar of currency admittedly
worth 25S grains of gold and passes everywhere uncaenged Revo
luoary financial legislation advocated reaconar
reform threatened Our prosperity a
foundation than STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS.. Our pros
perity faith and faith anchored in the promises of
God that whe the earth remane seee and harvest and cold
and heat and and winter and day and night shall cease
APPROACHING sEE0TIME.
GREAT HOPE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
The True
Mission of
The Drama.
By HENRY ARTHUR JONES. Author Of
THE Hypocrites." Etc.

the present time the proportion musical comedies
serious plays in London is twenty The English
stage SWAMPED IN TOMFOOIERY, and the Eng
~M fish nation has made up mind to take the drama
seriously.
have always maintained and publicly maintained in
land, that there will be NATIONAL TIIEATER America
fore there is in England this because there hearer
in the drama AAerca than there England larger
vitality among American playgoers they less iebound and
OPEN TO NEW CONVICTIONS for to the American there
exists attraction in the teater vivid than
to the Engsmn This will institution
institution existence long before place
in England.
Twelve years had hopes of the drama in England. We
seemed be advancing toward SERIOUS DRAMA English
life and began to gather around public that heater pre-
pared to judge modern play by higher standard than number
of jokes tricks antics and contained but today the higher and
legitimate purposes of pavwritng swallowed and lost
sight of in the demand for MERE TEOUGHTLESS ENTER
TAINMENT the purpose of which show people their
lives but to provide them with ESCAPE FROM THEIR
LIVES.
believe of that the drama should why should
It with material DRAWN FROM LIFE? To my mind
the remedy consists the publication of That would
BILE people judge in the o sober light of the day after Of the
value of that which they have laughed and cried The damat
is not necessarily teacher do pose 1t with plays
with awsthey should never be AHEAD of their generation
They should be pictures RATHER THAN COMMANDMENTS.
The damati should find in them healthy refreshing exercise
PLAYwRIeHTs SHOULD
IN DEALING WITH HUMAN THINGS DISTINGUISHES
sPEARE AND MoLERE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
The Doctor Away from Home When
Most Needed.

Most Needed.
People are often very much disappoint-
ed to find that their family physician is
away from home when they most need
his services. Diseases like cramps, collie
and cholera morbus require prompt
treatment, and have in many instances
proven fatal before medicine could be
procured or physician summoned.
The right way is to keep at hand bot.
tie Of Chamb' rlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. No physician can
prescribe better medicine for these d.
seases. BY having it in the house You
escape much pain and suffering and all
risk. Bny it now; it may save life. For
sale by Evans Drug.Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
Best Medicine in the World tor Colit
and Diarrhcea.

and DiarrhCea.
81 find Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to be the best
remedy in the world" says Mr.. G. L.
Carter, of Skirum Ala. Il am subject
to collie ond diarrhoea. Last spring it
seemed as though would die, and l
think [ would if hadn't taken Cham
berlain's Collie, ChoIer and Dianhoea
Remedy. haven't been troubled with
it since until this week, when had a
very severe attack snd took half a bottle
OF The twenty five cent size Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and his morning feel like a
new man." For sale by Evans Ding Co.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
Tide Tables
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Compiled oy the U. S. Government for
GRAYS HARBOR
AND VICINITY

NoTE-These Tide Tables are compiled by the
U. 5. Government for Astoria, Oregon, rs the
standard port for reference. To find out the
exact time tides occur use following table:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-01
STRANGE MEN PLY BOY
WITH STRONG LIQUOR
Little Henry Witrnore Is
Found Lying Senseless
j. Near Fitchburg

! *.OAKLAND, MAY sI.-Stupehed by
:. .quor, with which he had been piled.
Henry WitmOre, a 10 year old school
. ls5y. was picked UP in the road at
-.llitchburg. today by Constable EIkins.
The child had been forced to drink
nearly a quart Of gin by strange men
.sWhO had: broached a barrel ofsthe stuff
at the Southern Pacific freight depot.
After the lad had recovered con
1Fci0usness he related how two men had
offered him a drink from bottle
which he thought contained water The
strong liquor touched his mouth and
he spat it out. The boy says that he
was then seized by the strangers who
fairly cho6ed him into quaffing nearly
all the contents or the quart bottle
which they were carrying.
The men left the boy in a drunken
condition He tried TO walk home, but
fell where he was found
.. The boy was placed under "A physi-
clans care, as Ire. was in serious
condition from l9es effects of the LIQUOR
% Investigation showed that a consign-
ment Of liquor to- H Baias, merchant
~ FitchbTg, had been drawn nnon
by thieves. 20:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-01
Brief Local News

BANKRUPT KERcHAET-G. S. Look, a
merchant OF Santa Rosa, filed a petition in In
solvency yesterday. He owes - 294 and has
Sl14s assets
INVITES BIDS FOR sUPPLIEsAfhe fire
commission decided yesterday 10 invite bids for
on June 2I. The resignation Of Henry Donna
desu, truckman, was accepted g &C
ORDINANCE oPPosED-The iron trades
council fled with the supervisors yesterday a
protest against the proposed ordinance licensing
stationary firemen1 and engineers not being
FOR the best interests of the community.
COMPANY FILES BoED-Theo Pacific tele-
phone company fled a 5000 bond with the su-
pervfsors yesterday FOR the proper performance
Of the work of repaying over trenches ding Tor
the installation Of underground cOnduits
throughout the city.
WESTERN PACIFIC TO BLAsT-The West
err Pacific railway company petitioned the su-
pervlsors yesterday for permission TO blast out
rock IN blocks bounded by Pennsylvania avenue
eenth and Twenty streets aieng its right
Of way
FINDS FOR PLAIETIFF-A jury in Judge
Hunts court gave judgment 70 A r. Rocker
FOR $1,000 yesterday against Leon Samuels,
executor OF the estate Of William. HELLER. de-
legged 10 have been executed by Heller for the
sum named. The executor opposed payment on
rhe ground that Rocker had not presented salts
Factory proof that HELLER signed the nete.
LEAVES SMALL EsTATE-WilIlam II He Mills.
Cor many wears land agent OF the Southern
Pacific company. left realty and personal prop
erfv valued at $5I 500. petition for letters
~ sdninfsfrafion on his estate was filed yes
4erdav by his widow. Mrs Maria Elizabeth
Mills No will WIS found. and the widow and
the two daughters Of the deceased. Ardelia
Mills and Elizabeth Mills, wiz share the estate.