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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
What Would You Do:

In case OF burn or scald what
would you do TO relieve the pain?
Such injuries srs liable to occur in
any family and everyone should be
prepared for them. Chamberlain
Salve applied on a soft cloth will re-
lieve the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury Is a very severe
one. will cause the parts 70 heal with
out leaving \ scar. For sale BY the
Evans Drug Company.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

TIE friends Of the ta-i1 have
given III county Z rare entertain
ment IL the proceedings before the
Committee Oh WAYS aro Means On
the schecule Q. Chemicals and Med
icines. But JUS. wait until the sheep
growing syudicates ot the hocE!
Mountains lake the floor, arm il arm
with the manufacturers. 20 protes,
againg, any reduction Of the brutal
du-y Of 100 per cent on WOODEN c.otn-
ing. Wait until Carnegie, Corey
Frickand schwab appearto explain he
beniacen; operation Of the schedule
ot duties On iron aud steel. Unless
the Committee on Ways and Means
shall precipitately close irs door there
i. no telling the amount Of genuine
amusement that awaits those people
who look upon republican rarif re-
vision a. roaring farce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

We have yet TO see the proof that
the dirt is flying On the Panama canal
as rapidly as the money few into the
pockets Of the American syndicate
who bought up the French stock and
Eaddled it off on Uncle Sam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

The San Antonio Express rather
unkindly intimates that Theodore
Roosevelt will become an editor after
March 4, because that will be the only
way he can get his stuff into print af-
ter that date.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

r. sNsftns tnat thc Balkan war scare
b.ssW rTef benapR" the Seryian army
mas M ~ irHdor, Thr officcra' uni
frros, hrHrlaf, Wer" just lovely for
bAJ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

1t is strange that there are men who
loudly prate about their Willingness to
die for their country but are unwilling
TO face the threat Of being compelled
TO skip meal if they try to vote for
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

san that ne have time To attend to
~,tas small and lately neglected de.
tails. rreaDiaut ra8tro would do well
y. pat bis "yclbne cellar in habitable
siasr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
.c-s colleague.

Meanwhile tt= -c--sso--s lave
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I'll. escape t-1al ~ n. ALLEGED Of
ss-s= Unless re zutao-.t:=s ssc:5e 20
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
Let Baby Learn That There
Are Other Babies on Earth.

CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN Author Lecturer
BELIEVE that children should be taken of the home
they have reached when they begin realize
and understand things Baby allowed long with
the idea that he is THE ONLY BABY IN THE WORLD.
Baby should be school, The kindergarten in the
right direction but THERE OUGHT TO BE A BABYGARTEN
where baby could spend several hours day from mother learn
ing that there other babies and taking of the US feeling
and losing much of the I feeling.
Such schooling would tend broaden the child and allow it
grow up capable Of gang the fact that the ethics Of society
than the ethics of the individual of the family
bbygarten would only be broadening for baby but would
ALLOW MOTHER TO GET OUTSIDE OF THE HOME
the ethics society greater than the ethics
family and her chance become person and Of
a factor in the world.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

Fine JOB rrlntlne AZ moderate prices
Herald
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
Mans Place
In the
Universe.
By Sir OLIVER LODGE. English seienti.,

this planet the highest Of the forms Of lie
: that we see. You apt think tha, you the
\ highes. that exists, whereas THERE Is no REA-
son FOR THINKING so at all We are some
times asked whether other planets Inhabited l
49, think may say know that the moon is not Any
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

Fine Job Printing at moderate price
Abe .deen Herald.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Starring on lhe Street.

\ young man of K had fit in front Of the Bosworlh block, Wednesday evening shortly after eight o'clock. He was soon surrounded by A crowd who did their Lest to relieve him. N hen he began to recover he said he was starving 10 death and his looks bore out his words He was taken to A doctors's office where he slept fer a short time. When he awoke and was questioned he said his name was James Doherty, was K year. old, and lived In Olneyeille, R. l.. where he had par. ents living He left home last Monday Tn search Of work as il teamstef and had been travelling about ever since, coming tbat afternoon from Scotland. He had mo money and had not eaten for two days. He was fairly well dressed, but amaeiated and very weak. He was put on the bunk in police headquarters and the officer provide | food for him. fhe doctor said his trouble wns in the nature of an epIep. tie fl brought on by hunger, fatigue, and a system run down generally.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
t.ad of the R,sias .Seast.

The influence of Japan thronghou' the orient, especially since the War
 with Russia, has lcd to the clever char
 acterixallon o( that nation ss the "iana of the rising yeast The news ot thal amazing victory has filtered into fe- mote corners of The earth, and one te- salt k crop of newspapers springsns up among Asiasics. The names ot some of these publications are rather start ling and indicative ef the revolution ii ideas now m progress among ofiensass'
 In Persia, foI example, one rares F eailed ''tsaeFiels Trump, and bear the significant picture of an angel fly
 ing eSes ,hlekls populated cemetery from which ghe dead are coming ioFtt to fife. Attacked so the trumpet is
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
A prcfessor's 6uqs.

To persons whose tastes run rather to potatoe> than to science it will seem that Professor Tower of the University of Chicago might have put his talents and energy 10 better use than the evo- lution of new varieties of potato bugs. But that's the way with scientists. Their theories are more important to them than any amount of damage that may follow the effort 10 prove them
 The common or garden variety Of DO rato bug fperyphoFa decetnlineatai k quite enough for ordinary people and q little toe much for the agrieuiturists who have to contend with him, hnt Professor Tower has deveaepei nai.s fer es new forms. all with abnorma
 arpeutes Tor potatoes, aud claims | aave prosed great theory of eyola ton iaerei4y.-Is Philadelphia Inquirer.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
PoAt Omee Notes

The rural delivery service on Route No. |. from the local office. is lo be ex- tended, commencing July Isl, isoo. The carrier will travel over the old Thompson road, from stephen Bal lafd's corner to School street Putnam.
 This extension will serve nine addi- tional families. To facilitate the dis tribution and delivery Of mail, patrons Of rural delivery should have their mail addfessd Co the box and route numbers.
 Those served by city carriers system should haQe their mgil addressed to the street and number and should also provide q receptacle f5f lheif mail.
 Frank G Letter. P99tmaslef.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
An indisn on Art.

A membsF of san Ffaacisco's art fraternity had the good leck to visit Washington some weeks ago and he hold fife fameaS Congressional library in all iss 4.saz and exquisite beasfy. While h. stoel at tte foat of the great staiiease. iosf iu admiration of the no ble architectural lines of the building and tte# harmonious Ioveliacss of the wonderful has-fefief and triazes. he e',s. ser ,.,.s, nl ,.,.'s Iia-'ss1 +
 e'eecIag eyed and hlanketed after the fashlaa of bis ancestors. enter4he vlsi rotna.la. valEing slowly 10 the center of tie entrance hall h. advanced still farther to the staircase. placed one grlals hand giugevly upon the broad halustrade. and. turning to the artist. who bad perceived all his actions with a lively curiosity. he opened his lips and spoke three words only. but II Is doubtful If the wonderful library will evei echo words of greater or more un affected appreciation. Tue Indian and the artist stood face 10 face. and ths artists eyes fell before the savage question He had asked simply, "NaI make itt'-San Francisco Call.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
The Value of Privacy.

womep don't know how 10 be co3 fortable or how to spare theif her''-- That is tine trouble with them. :.
 actually know women Who ha' quiet spot in the house whefe '.., may be alone for five minutes. wv haven't a desk in which they caH Aeef their papers safe from intrusion :" set of books particularly their o"a
 It seems to me that life under 'ns conditions is hardly worth living Ds. as I have said over and over asa'A ], woman has only herself 10 o'a" . she makes herself a slave 10 neh ~... band. her children or her hosise--A Clyde.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

Rev. John W. Walker, Rector of St. Philips church, this city, attended the annual meeting of the New London rehdeanery of New London, Wind ham and Holland counties, held in the former city on Tuesday
 We expected to announce the non- nation of Secretary Taft, which has probably taken place this afternoon. It was foregone conclusion, hy general admission, by the Al sa included Taft k To name his running mate. Tie platform was warmly ,ebated-injane. ton and anli-injunci ion the question.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
How This

Wc saz7 One llandfrd ag.aE- Reward i1r aos| faz4 af e4fafrh last eanHt he este4 ef Ualf's 4l#rfh Cure.
 ''''# F.y. CHENEY < co. Tolele, .. w.. tAe undersigned h.e.e k.o@n E. J. Cheney for iho Iast l. 3eaIs and heiieYe tilm peff,efs honorable ia all bt-lness transactions ana fa4nesily able To eaffy eat ahY ohtist' lions made bk his firm
 NsLpfS6. KfSkis X MARVIN,
 Wholesale br9Eglsi-. ! eiedo, o' HaIi'. Gatarrh Cure l. fasea internally, act iae directly upon the hlend and mneau= sur faees of the sv.teH. Testimonials sent tree' Price 7se per bottle. Sold bs aIl peagEtsts. Fake Halls Family Piils for constipation.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
mai, pouch. eeu, aiming Unregistered

X mali pouch. containing !. a.fekt>tSss" mail package with Sso,1s in currency besides other saluahies of unknown amount. was stolen sonew here between Los Angeles, from whence II was ship ned, and Kansas City, where Il Is es ,s..,.,,.i II WAS stolen on Saturday.
 wonan lawyer tn New York has sNemen clients only on the sign an her sioot. al have no prejudice against men clients. There are, however, men lawyers enough competing tor the ttsssss of thelr own sex, so l will oe practical K q p.aneer in The lawyer for ~onei only line.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

In GrnsVenor Dale, June II, hy Jus aee Ernest t, C'astafson, Henry r. .Nt. len of south Naften and Mrs. eadIe Phillips of East Bfimiieid.
 In Putnam, Jans l5, hy Rev. John Van den Nooff. Edward TetreaaH to Miss Antonia Joiie, both of Putnam,
 In Daniel,on, June b by Rev. j RoaN, Philip F.. Benoit Of Putnam to Miss Eva Barbeau of Danieison.
 In Putnam, June l5 by Rev. F. h. Sargent, Henry Peppin to Miss Flor ence Copeland. both of Pomfret.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
. .

Carpenter Morton Roofing lays s0 inches to the weather, M il k not as H. able to sag or buckle as other Rooiings IL k fire resisting and. waterproof and will wear for years Myron Kinney X son carry Il complete stock and sell Il under an absolute guarantee of dnfa- biiItN.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Bears the T ~

peais 'he --..t, -, ..=+s--- sfster of the king shared his throne as arinejpa wlse 8ad first queen s.'e earished almost twenty years ago. While emharking one evening on hoard her state barge for trip on the river Menam. on the shores ei whleh Ranwkok k built. she fel eyereeard-
 Far auv une but the king to have touched her in attempting her rescue N eald have constituted a violation e' The laws of etiquette. punishable Wise aea:h tn i;s most horrihle form, Ana II hap,,ened that the kiug was not pres, ent Nobody coald see ! way oi tesee- ing the euesn without laNtng aaads oh her and the attendants had too maeh
 ra,arl for their own lives to take any chances at heroism They gaxed down ! a, the aauudeying shrieking queen ana ] discussed the etiquette Tor the ecca- | stan After awhile. the shrieks ceased, and the discussion was changed 10 me
 r,,,cs ,.f etsouette connected with the i fishing out of her body The court
 ,aoar,.ed the queens death Tor many 1 .layS. but there was one consoiatson
 the rules ef etiquette had been ebserS'
 ,.Sl to the letter.
 Etiauss,e has always been an awe
 mSpirins influence al the court ef Rus
 sin. and hy no one were it's details
 more rigidly observed than hy Prince
 t,ortehakog, who was prime minsste nnder Alexander II. one day Lon l pafYeria asked the prince whether tA asaperor,s cold was better. With ho" , e~f head and eyes half closed, the I'rim minister repgisd In q reveFeas veie' 5 His majesty has aesgaed 10 feel fl I lie better this morning The pake q
 Moray. half hrosher of NapoAeea H F and anllsassador to Russia. said { Gertehakoff that he seemed to pa | vhea he spoke ef auy creature st eesF even ef the Grand oaga's monkey . New York Times.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
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stops itching instantly Cures piles, cexema. sail rheum, letter. itch, hives, herpes. scabies-Doan' Ointment. At any drug store.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

..Dr. Thomas keleetFte otl Is the best remedy for that often taisi disea>s>-- eroap. Has hssa used with sasses> ,t' our family for eight yesrs- - Ms. l. Mhileacfe, Baffalo. N. N.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
June Weddings
lAnIsGAe

AntlEAt.
 Philip L. Bennil oi this ely wa@ united ln marriage Monday morning, h -t James church, banielsoH, by Re1 l RDuS, to Nisz La Hafbeaus ol DanieIson After wedding tfin Mr. and Mrs. Beaois will he at home to then friends, after Jane e2nd, at n Chapel street. Mi-s harhean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TpasNant H. Bafbeau and k popular i'll French Canadian society circles in banieison. Mr Benoil k a well known and fe- pected young business man of this city. and k sice president and suI~tlns tendenl of the Putnam liox torpofas ton. There was large gathering oi relatives and friends of the bride and groom to witness the nupital cefe= mony. AS they started on their wed- ding trip Mf. and Mrs. heneit were I shoWefed with confetti aud followed by the best wishes nf host of friends l TEfREst
 l Edward Ietreault, son of MT. and l Mrs Henry Tetrenull, Elm street, was united in marriage by Rev. John Van den Noort In St, Mary's church Mon. day morning, to Miss Antonta Joiiei daughter of Mf and Mrs. Alfred iolie l smith street. The ceremony 8as vii messed by large number uf invited guests Hnd relatives. The bride wa, attended hy Miss Celia St, onge as maid ef honor. and Jaseph Brodenr acted as gfoomsman. Aflef the cefe, muny luncheon was served al the i home of the brides parents. Mir. and l Mrs. Tetfeault left on the l0.n ifain fei wedding trip, Upon their return they will reside on Eim street 1 with ihe gfnum's parents. Mr. and Ms reieHuli were the recipients of many handsome and costly presents, -.
 -Childteas paA see lees we're eh served in all The churches Inst sunday
 MT. aud Ms o Harold t.ilpairic we're in Woodstock. Vt. last week to l attend MNedinE
 John saI>a leaves Saturday fe' 'Seoaset, Nantucket, where he conducts balhet sbee each sa'nmer
 -Bvron handler of ttiea, \. \. and Alien Chandler of Moreestef. 1T, guest, oi then laihcf, Henry thander on lhc payAllle road.
 MT. and Mrs Malcolm Rilodeat entertained al their halne on smith street Tuesday afternoon hts las.s@, ~ MfS. Edward Rtlodean s.sefS aad one Mis- Al atneiais said lo i1f. flag, .-spe America will take possessi, ' of .1aS pQrl l-aQ l.ea..as.,N i,nhois wh, ynne the slab work for the local team ilne only touched for six scratch M., ., ada. .8z asz.~ ss ssasth VI" " .... line so as Ia open it np to trade |
 road has been built entirely by the "a, lives. but ss, ,bao ,ea ot the neeess' Ia funds came from Chinese in the m ,s, States.
 Meantime the Christian schools F. South China have teen mighty
 f,uenee in giving the people that 'as lirhtenment and moral power VII 'ns are necessary Ia accompany the W 'i' rial and commercial changes now "s ing on in that hoary empire. Nt
 was there a more favorable tune ias strengthening this educational VI ..,a Tn. locomotive and other modern yentions are welcome, bull Il Is ach ...h,.s,.sn,ss that exalteth naiiol
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

for them, presenting the advantages our city offers for thelr success, and, when il Is wise. granting financial aid.
 Old Home Week. Advertising by circulars and special Issues ef our newspapers. We should plan about outdoor en- teriainments.
 And we ought 10 plan to have glo- rious Fourth Of July celebration next year.
 Let us plan to have prominent men visit Putnam.
 Evidently our President was well chosen. as bc has the right conception of what the organization can and should do, the spirit that should actnate il, and in tbe hopeful feeling he expresses. He certainly shows he can plan out work to mol only keep the Association busy, hut to gise Il A good deal of ex. ciiement.
 There Are now enrolled ninety paid- ID mernbers. and when the nsxt meet ing Is called by the President I tz ex- pccted to have 4 round oneihgndfed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Births
MarrIaQeS

Tn East Woodstock, June li,a daugl ter to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford farfows.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
''''vlIi .'s. N.lwaN he1eh


 ' | ASF .,av ath.r man presumably Wei informed roneegnipg New York to s1Ns the location ef Oyster isiahd anu he wit lse obliged to look at the map " hnd it in the upper bay. snort ais ,anee south ef ne,llae's island. whose stage name is Liberty island.
 ..out in Newtawa creek there is what might he called m lnland slaha ou' nobody seems to have ever taAen sne trathl,, of giving il a name. Down ou the senth shore of staten Island, in the Great Kills is another nahe'ess N land. and 1t Is lust large enough Tor i flock af sea gulls to hosd eafhasa'' 1 Tn in Pelham lay there are hau e"a on islands that have never been ou'- l .tsily recognized by the map makers, and out in Jamaica bay real run grown islands. nearly a score o' 'he'" are called marshes. bars, eassoeSs meadows and points
 ~uorse island. in the bay pacA o' Arverne. Is another part ei Ne" ios that few persens know anything about while Shooters island is so little Snew' antsid, of shipping circles that shcs' nersons who we're invited te IN launching of Emperor Niiaam sss" Meteor several years ago were ee'sss' , so look up the place on the chart
 ..Hsrren island l.eiies its name ,,,.,r.. usxs than one. as its ciors an enterprises Indicate. while an isisnu staten island sound to whaSa sns name might truthfaily he applied ha the uu,sescrlptive title of Pralis- an 7 near ta il k anetter island as iSFse clty Han park that has teen isheee tafallV tsy the geographers>
 .ln Far Rockaway hay there is a'
 other extensive area of land tha, h' no oshc5al aanse. while in the h-a river n~ Th,rtv~feursh street Is an
 land that was of enormous isnt'os'au'
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Deaths

In Putnam, June l5, Pierre Daigie, x years.
 in Putnam. June l5, Wilfred le- Clair, ! months.
 In Putnam, June II, Ellen r.. Car yer, 5s years.
 In Worcester, June fS, orrin W. thattee of Oxford, aged ss years NnS tive of Thompson .visohS kno'
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
by Leopold gave him double. Navnan fann.ai .otss s~ s''" Ta s,, musical critics.


 n. ..a musical critics.
 A woman in Passaie, \. J., told her friends that God had made known se her in dream, that she would die l'ssi sunday. All that day she seenaed To k N ait,ng for death, but she is still alive. Prof. Gustav Ehefiein, the famous German sculptor, who came 10 ms country te investigate ati eondiaeh' grows eloq ient on "Ametica's hNinx ot,ests of art--women." He says:
 .In the United States woman has reached the zenith oi hcf perfection. No nation in the world can onaiSse with America as ta female eeants' call them living objects Of ari, iot eacil Is . most beautiful expression oi ATT.
 Pierced with an American White head torpedo carrying charge oi gun cotton. which toe large hole in lie aide. ,he |. S. monitor Florida, nov rests in the dtydoek al the Norfolk Ma " Yard, victim oi naval eNp~tl ,,ent tu test the salnefahliitN from tei ,s,,e attack of water tight halsheads
 A English astronomer has oega Inc prodigioas task oi counting - stars. on a clear night, s,s8 ean counted with the naked eye The hl reies,opes reveal numner estimate al over oo. .as,, ,u1, while the camera 2 ,cals. apparently, oNef lo.'A's
 ii will be 8 surprise iof most is'"f to learn that Canadians have u~Sh - M ee>siully growing figs near Niassss'o' rhe-t.ake these ao years past
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
dII GIUSSrUfe
as well as

U fsin gatekecper oa
 private estates but he was ueser again 4ulte the same. He coald never fofeet the disuraee taat his .lh- seut'audedlusSs had htoasht upon hin
 The same rule of etiquette waS re Spaas5Fle Tor ihe aeath ef qiiaea of slam, wlfe If ,he present king whe celebrated h;S tlFth4fS so mnniderntlE in lIofabneg reesally The present aueen ef siam. Ay the way, k the kHs's h8lf=sisfer. was formerly ouiy
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

sIrs, Sarah Grand. the author O ..rhe Heavenly Twins Is, Ike hF countrvwonlan Miss Almasl aaehia' lecturing on the art of finding happ' ness. Englishwomen apparently na'e found the royal road to happiness 'U of late there has been quite all ef' demic of happiness experts.
 MARY DALE
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Edison and
 Columbia Monographs and Supplies

5,.nt cases and leave the district temporarily without physician. Dr Shih Is a graduate of the medical ds partment of the University of Mieh- gan and is thirty-three years of age No matter how unwelcome the Chris ton women missionary may be to the heathen. the Christian physician never fails 10 make her way, for on account of the isolation of the women Of the orient il is considered indecorous fG them to receive the ministrations @ male physicians. and unless q Womah doctor is available they must suffer and die without medical aid.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19


 .i Thls Ceart dot n decree that slx, ,gsSqtenee Il bowed and limited for th. >-.
 x 10 exhibit tRsspatch from that city says , Easter hats were removed hy every woman but one who attended today services al the Calvary Baptist church That one exception, with her large ere alton oi the miiliner's art, attracted as much attention as the pastor-ptus un- limited seorn. This church has one o' the largest congregations in Rhode isi- and. X stand et triplieste mirrors WAS provided in the rear oi the auditorium, and the women took ott their hats and carried them in their hands ih'e eae church. Alter the service they aSaih had the aid of the mirrors in 'ge'uns them on straight We are not sur nrised Ia hear that everybody voted the new custom a grand success.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

ssatIan of tAe lsle q Nisht and he MI leap aceess tlie map to the coast af England. whom, as a matter of fsct, that piece pf lsad is cut iR two by the New Yefk boundary iust hefare timt ima glnary line of aemareatiuu is lo.i b tlie ageaa hetween shslter k
 land ans=sratre of ,. W Whipple on | ..4.e,ai>es, Tue Child Lumbet d'ss-s