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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

that knows Tacoma's needs, there is
no man better posted in the city. He
has been interested in every move
ment for the uplift Of the city and Ii
back in Washington. he will see that
we get what is coming to sea port
OF Tacoma's importance.
Charles Drury is a man who is big
enough to represent the whole district.
From Pierce county to Port Town
sent. back to Gray's Harbor and
along the Columbia river up III
Klickitat county, all within the sec
ond district. Here is a state within
itself. The district is about as i'm
portant part OF the commonwealth
of Washington as any section with
in it's boundaries and the time is
not far distant when Aberdeen and
EOuuiam on the South Will have as
much population as some OF the little
Eastern states. This country around
Gravs Harbor is capable of caring for
million population if measured by
the density of population in some Of
the Eastern states The lumber in
dustry of this vast region is capable
of supplying timber for many OF the
largest states of the East. Should
Charles Drury be elected congress
man in the second district. he would
have the resources of this vast ter
ritory at the tip OF his tongue and
those who know Mr.. Drury feel sure
that he would see that the East found
out something about the country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

ed the police We're after her and gave
Il watch to man in the hotel TO keep
TOY he'
The watch was shown the police,
and was found to be one of those
taken in the Stieslitz robbery. This
led to the arrest of the woman, who
vas booked as dope fiend. In her
room We're found letters from two
Dung men in Seattle. asking her to
send them money, and the Seattle
uolice We're requested to pick up the
men. which was done.
Information that reached here last
night was to the effect that the men
had four OF the StieglitZ watches on
them when arrested, and that they
had sold two in olympia. The full
facts in the case will not be known
antil Chief Templeman returnes, but,
from the information at hand there
seems to be no doubt that the proper
parties have been caught.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
WATCH THIEVES
ARE CAPTURED
Two Men in Seattle and a
Woman in Aberdeen Are
Charged With Crime

Chief Of Police Templeman and City
Attorney \. T.. Cross Went to Seattle
last nisht after two men, who
We're arrested in that city and who
are believed 10 be the parties who
perpetrated the watch robbery at he
jewellery store of 5. ]. Stiegltz. on
Saturday. August ,. when. ii will be
remembered neatly dressed young
man entered the store in the absence
OF Mr.. Stieglitz. and whose young son
was left temporarily in charge. and
made away with eight watches.
The arrest of the men was brought
about through a woman, giving her
name as Martha Thomas. who was ar
rested Saturday at Hotel Snyder, and
jailed on another charge. The police
authorities are extremely reticent
about the arrests pending the return
OF Chief Templeman, but. as near as
can be learned. the woman, who is
said to be addicted to drugs, imagin-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
ANOTHER WHALING STATION
Aberdeen Men Are Promoting the Es
tablshment Of Plant at Trini-
dad. California.

\ dispatch from Eureka, Cal, to
the San Francisco Chronicle last
week states that Captain F. X Ded-
rick and R. H. Keagy. of Aberdeen,
and William Gutbrandsen, of Bay
City. are arranging for the establish
ment of a whaling station at Trini-
dad. about twenty miles north of Eu.
reka. 1t was claimed by the promot-
ors that S250,000 would be spent in
the establishment of the plant, which
would employ 100 men. and manufac-
ture numerous products of the
whales.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
MAY ESTABLISH ARMY POST

For week four army officers in
civilian clothes have been on Grays
harbor. Thursday they spent the day
in the vicinity of Porter and the fol-
lowing day at Oakville. The visit to
Aberdeen and vicinity is believed to
be for the purpose of compiling a de-
tailed report as to various points on
the harbor considered the most feas.
ible location for an army post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA

Roger Mcneil is in the city looking
after business matters and visiting
relatives. Mr.. Mcneil left Aberdeen
last spring for Ladysmith, B. c., on
Vancouver Island. where he and two
brothers have small saw mill, which
cuts lumber largely for the coal mines
at Naniamo.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

OF course doctors sagree )out
Peruna, the same as ley do s all
other subjects. 1t is geerally tight
THAT the doctors are lanimousl op-
posed to Peruna. II ! we'll own
that Peruna has cureda great lany
eases after doctors hae givenhem
up. This would natully eXcid ami
mostly or jealousy onhe part ! the
doctors. Then it is ,ct that { ay-
erage doctor is opposite read made
medicines OF all kina Theyknow
very well if q bottlesf medine is
sold at the drug site that 'leans
that some doctor los a prescription
and perhaps a pate. So tly are
generally opposed t. patent medi-
ycines, or ready-mad nedieils as
they call them.
But ever since Pune has been
. sold | h1ye known many loctors
who ara in favor o?eruna. Some
oi them believe in secretly others
openly All this tinI have cen re-
ceiying letters frolregular praetic-
ing physicians offer to senGme tes-
imonials as to the tues ofPeruna,
provided | would T them fr doing
10.
1t is nothing unal that | doctor
hculd eXEeci pay such 4 service.
The manufacturer so-callad ethi-
cal preparations iertised in the
medical journals u by the doctors
pnly, are in the 1t of paying doc
ors for testimonis If a doctor has
Found some one these proprietary
remedies useful acan write a good,
smart article abgit, the manufac-
urer is psEfectlilling to pay the
Ioet6s )Br tfis 80 K rs per-
betty natural foPcrs to write to
ne telling me thheknow of cases
where Peruna hnie marvellous
cures, and are hto furnish me
he facts if | wiAyhem.
But have ais efused to pay
Tor such a servioIave invariably
made a courteousp to the doctor,
cling him it is Oh to my policy
md principles toy >r testimonials
either directly directly. There
would be no troe all in my OBJ
tanning hundreds ttimonials from
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

Utica, n Y. Oct. 31=This afternoon
it was officially announced that the
funeral would be held at 2 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, and that the body
would lie in state in the Oneida coun-
ty court house from O'Clock to 8
O'Clock Friday. The active pall bear
ers will be employees of the Utica
Trust &. Deposit Company Of which
Mr. Sherman was president The hon
orary pail bearers were selected sew
eral months ago by the yice-president
when he recognized the seriousness
Of his condition, and the list is now
in his desk, which Will be opened to-
nighi.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

doctors ii would pay the doctors for
doing so.
l recently received such a letter
from Kentucky, from a doctor who
says he has been practicihg medicine
for a quarter of a century, and is at
present medical referee for this coun-
~ president of the county medical
board, local surgeon of the c. & o.
railroad, member of the state medical
society, and American Medical Assoc
citation, and all that. He has used
Peruna and offers 10 give me very
remarkable testimonial II | would pay
him for doing so. He does not set
any price but eXjects me to offer him
something which of course ! refused
to do. He said, Il have been afflicted
with sub acute infiammatory condi,
ion of the post nasal space, and of
recent years the larnyx has been in
volved in the catarrhal process. Your
Peruna entirely relieved me of both
condit on, after a comparatively short
time of using it. Today | am the
happiest man alive. Medical men will
hardly believe me when | tell them
that your medicine cured me. but ii is
a fact Nevertheless had tried for
fifteen years every known means,
iums. He is willing to take cath to
these statements if | will make it
worth his while TO do so.
Il was very gratifying TO receive
such a testimonial from a brother ply.
stefan and quite temptation to pay
him q small sum and allow his letter
20 be published. But | have an unde-
eating policy of refusing to pay any
one fer testimonial. Nothing would
sooner lead TO insincerity and embar.
lass1ert than TO offer pay for testi-
moEiais. | should be flooded with tes-
ilmOnials OF all sorts and in spite of
every precaution some of them would
be untrustworthy.
In referring to the doctors letter |
do not consider that | am violating
the ordinary courtesies and conf
dences of private correspondence
have not made use of his name or the
town where he resides But ! am per-
fectly willing to communicate the
name and address by private CORE,
spondence il any one wishes me to
do so, or submit the fettor for exam
ination to any inquirer who may call
at my office. And | may say the same
in advance of the next letter that |
al about 70 refer to.
Another doctor from North Carolina
writes me- He says: q have a case
under observation now permanently
cured by Perun2 that has baffled the
medical profession ever since the dis
ease was known" He says, q have
successfully cured the case with Pc
runa and feel that if the public knew
the facts about the case that it would
be great boon to the public, as well
as the greatest advertisement ever
given any medicine on the market"
He says, Il can furnish a sworn states
ment of the particular case and give
YOU the greatest ad. for Peruna eve
known for any remedy. The diseaIl
cured in this case is regarded by VI
profession as incurable. | prescrih
the Peruna myself and know all Q
particulars The patient had const
ed leading medical authorities, 20
taken the most modern treatmentld {
everything failed, not even obta ng
relief He had also applied for lur
anee and upon examination W; re
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
v|CE.PRES|OENT SHERM
SUCCUMBS TO ILtSS
CONTINUED ZION page

end came, and had been ira COZ
dition for hours.
All the members of thenne pla'e
family were Witnesses tde MAJ
scene. In addition to NJ sh1 rhah
there were at the bedsidhe H 'N'ee
sons, sheril, Richard u. q ''''aS
NJ. sherman, and thei RESPECTIVE
wives; R. H. and SAM oi' HAIL.
brothers of Mr.. sherll any Mrs.
L. B. Moore and Mrs l. J. pokln-
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
CREATED A DISTURBANCE.

Two men, father and son. named
Shipper became involved in diff
Guilty at the Martin restaurant, on
East Martin street, Wednesday oven
ing and were pulled by Officer Hougll
and Constable Wild. They pleaded
guilty in police court and paid $3.50
each.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
GROWERS WIDOW TO WE'D.

"a
Mrs Grover CleyeIand's engage
mcnt to Thomas ]. Preston, professor
| of archaeology and history of arts in
Wells College, has been announced at
Princeton, n j. The date is not an
noupoed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
HartmanMakes Public the FaF,
Asto What Doctors Thirf of Perun

iected taking the Peruna ire
ment for atw months he again Y
piled fof urance, was eXamlifu
aud accel(N This was one year ~
now and IS still we'll They
tor goes oflsay, Il await your esa!
reDly. and-.tou place the valuau
to veu on that | do am sure
inducemenl i offer will meet my y
prevail and will furnish you w
sworn staI at of the case for u
| advertiseml
Now the3 o letters are only
ples of letl that have beenE
ceiyine for past twenty-five yeH
from doctok rom all parts of p
United Stafi,I have made no uskD
these letter J. the reason that J.
was alwavsk-nanded, and | dok
think il is 4 sly moral to offer y
monetary III sment for publ
festimonialsS have never dong
and | neVert II.
But incideA THIS KIND OF leH
proyes conclt ely that Peruna u
! great remedy q catarrhal dlseG
No doctor wm Iresort te Perunf
til after he hal Ehausted every
| remedy. Wha feruna can asse4t 5
value in the his of people thaEre
naturally prejuHd against It, Is
| proven itself lohderldl remeG
Again wish fsay, | 10 not b ie
| these doctors fttXpectlhg me ttNpA
them. That is d way the repll
ethical manufaeU II does ana a.
no quarrel with 4 an citing hs'
cases not to dspVs the doctors Sl'
have written the$ letters, but ~ e
to saow that doetE n Sood standhS
| in spite of thel prtghdlce agp
Peruna, scores ofoctors, nave D.
convinced of itsfalue Ill the tra
ment of catarrhatiiseases.
am a doctor iyselt. | nave pro
ably treated mfi patients IMAM al
one doctor in tGstate IN which Nv
doubt if theTare many doctors
the United Stfs VINO nave treNt
more cases. ave long been conin
ed that Perunis the best remedy y
tainable for htarrhal diseases. \
have seen pusands, yes tens a.
| thousands, opeople recover FROM c
tarrhal ailnrts by the use of PERM
cannot bfeye otherwise than q
Peruna is lay the best remedy Il
has ever Gen devised for catar1l
diseases.
| am nj sure but that ! VIII ~
my filesk Coached for similar leNe
to the on have alluded to, for tbe
are a III, many of them filed ava
| | may Iiblsh book containing
large mi bf of testimonials given II
by dooI which | have With e
from TT )ublic because | WAS In
willing 1pay any one for writing
testim/ / however valuable il mig
seem u +, OF course | will not u
this foolet for public advertiseme
since ave not the doetors'conse
to do y but II VII be sent throni
W. mars to those only who reque
! chiefly the medical profession.
Peruna, Man-alin and La-cu-p
Manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Coz
any, Columbus, Ohio. Sold at a
rug stores.
SPECIAL NOTlCE-Many persoi
re making inquiries for the old-tiu
'eruna. TO such would say, this fC
ula is now put out under the nan
[ kA-TAR-NO, manufactured by X
Company, Columbus, OH
rite them and they will be pleas,
} send you free booklet.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

The assistant tmster at Berke-
ley Springs pas trough Martins
Purg, looked cute ar window and
Got writeup iaeJournal. She
must be some ld Hancock Star.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
lam, sisters of Mr.. Sherman.


Not since early morning when the
attending physician made the final
announcement of his inability to do
more for relief than had been done,
was there the least probability of saw
ing the patients life, or even of pro-
longing it for any considerable time.
1t mad been the doctors hope up to
that time that he might so stimulate
the kidneys as to cause them to re-
sumo their functions, but when he
was compelled to acknowledge his
failure in this respect he surrendered,
frankly acknowledging that the fight
was lost.
Due both to the presence of Excess
siye uremic acid and to the sedatives
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

All members of Hose Co. No. are
requested 10 be present at the regu-
lar meeting Friday night in the Fire
mems hall business of Importance
on hand 81 2t
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
MR.. SMOOT SICK.

Mr. f. G. Smootof Cumberland who
travels for the Frederick Arbitrator Co,
was taken sick with quinsey today and
will return home this evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31


Washington, Oct 81 President
Taft at noon today issued a proclama-
ton notifying the nation of the death
of President Sherman. and re-
guessing all public officials to pay
tribute to his memory on the day OF
the funeral. The president has can
celled all engagements to speak UNI
for Utica to attend the funeral.
Today the United States Supreme
Court adjourned until Monday out of
respect to the deceased.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31
WILL RESIDE HERE.

Mrs. AldeIton, wife Of B. & O. En-
gineer J. ]. Alderton, who has been
spending some days in Martinsburg,
left this morning for Baltimore to
make final arrangements to move to
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

Mr. and Mrs. w H. Kraft, of Bal
timore, are stopping at Hotel Bcrkc-
lcy Both are formey Martinsburgers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel V. Wood, of
Philippi, were at Hotel Berkeley.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

at halr-mast, end suggested that SINH
lar course be followed with all other
flags in Utica.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

tlsow off the dense stupor which en-
,Aralled him.
Period of Consciousness Brief.
On neither of these occasions was
he conscious for more than few min
ues. During one of the intervals of
Consciousness he got out of bed and
Stood on the floor for brief period.
lis Weakness was such. however, that
/ he was soon compelled to lie down, Il
/ circumstance which In itself marked
lie rapid advance of his malady. Yes
terday he walked about his room a
ear deal, and in his delirium wanted
/ II go out in the street While in his
iIzht mind he recognized Mrs. Sher-
man and DR.. Peek and spoke to beth
Or. Peek attributed the crisis in Ihe
ease entirely to the failure of die Kid
news to operate. This condition re-
suited in filling the system with Il
yinlent poison.
Crushing Blow to Family.
Mrs. Sherman bore up braFely un.
de the shock Of her husbands death,
as also did the other members of the
family Although il was said at the
hoase that the hopelessness Of Mr.
sherhan's fight against death had
i beei Faalized since Friday, the blow
: nevertheless was crushing one.
j. A Nv of the intimate friends Of the
y faraia called to express thef sympa
n thy, hong them DR. A. Il Holden
u pastoof Christ Reform church. where
J. the sermaiEs" worship. Soon after
I the We Presidents death il was an
L nounoI that the members of the
!. famil}yished To be LEFT ndisturbed.
It Or. eek remained i the Sherman
Il home a time, and Eotlicd several
e of Mr.. iermans friends by telephone
s that n end had come.
y Sow Throughout City.
" The nouneement q HE Vice Pres
d idents 'ath spread quickly through
>, the cit Universal sorrow was ex-
II pressednd immediate steps were
= taken f,the proper recognition OF
1t the sorvful event. Mr. Sherman
!. vas reked as the first citizen Of
the city'd all differences growing
a out of pc,.s lied with him,
Il The nor gave out statement
20 1oicing general grief, and the big
re bell at y hall. as well as many
- church IL, tolled out the doleful
y news to public to which is was moi
n news.
Not q did The hepanl,4an orean-
ization ke orop"r cognilance OF the
event, 8the froac -, e9 a'.u1Lncc |
ne their intion If caGcelinE all meet
Al ipgs n afte, tnel ylco presicort's
70 funer;f Governor Johnson, who, 50
T. long IMr. Sherman lived, was his
" rival + vice presidential honors,
o was have spoken here tonight in
e. behatf he Progressive ticket, but
10 his tets, liEo all other events Of
Ie the NJ, las been deferred
t. Tp Pemocra IS also signi6ed their
e intohit of removing a Wilson and
Is Marshi ban er, which had been
d. flung alss. &c Of the city streets,
II and of tspe ing all political activity
until "a tr t, funeral.
s. The hiyo ordered that the flags on
&c oil nik I'm iiuPs uhould no uIacad
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

on hand
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-31

employed, Mr.. Sherman was in
Sdtte of coma throughout the greater
part of the day. Only twice did he
ilsow off the dense stupor which en-
,Araled him.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-06
TYPEWRITER BUSINESS MY BEST
RECORD THIS YEAR
Underwood Concern Put Out 10000
Machines Last Year and Expects
Total Will be 10000 This
Season. May add Chinese
To List.
To List.

Boston,-The outlook now is that
more typewriters will be sold in 1912
than any year before in the history
of the world. The Underwood Type
writer people, with their big 10. 900
machine order from the Western I'M
ion Telegraph Company, are setting
the pace in the typewriter field.
There was sharp competition for
this Western Union Order, and the
Underwood people took the award af-
ter the Telegraph people had made
an eight months test of the leading
machines on the market.
The Underwood people say their
machine was selected strictly on its
merits after this competitive test an
this is confirmed by the officers of
the Western Union Company. The
report circulated by the Remington
people that the award was
due to cut in price is denounced
by the Underwood people as unwar-
ranted and without foundation, in
fact.
The Underwood Typewriter people
put out 106,0 machines last year and
propose to put out 10000, or one
complete typewriter for every minute
of working ime during this year.
The fiscal year of the Underwood
Typewriter Company ended December
3lst, and the figures will show it the
most successful year in its history.
Two additional five-story buildings
have just been added to it's factory
equipment at Hartford. where the
Company's machines are manufactur-
ed. AT 80 Vesey St, in New York, an
eighteen story office building is devot
ed enirely to tho typewriters Of this
Company. In the factory and sales
department of this Company the en-
ployees number 1000; and the Com
pany is now represented in every i'm
portant city of the globe.
One can buy Underwood Typewrit-
ers for French, German, Russia He
brew, and Arabic; indeed every ian
guage in the world except chinese an
the Company is now experimenting
to see If it can make typewriter
for the Chimes.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-06
Minors

Section 10. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person or persons under the age
of eighteen years to be in or upon
streets, alleys, railroad yards or other
public grounds of the Village of Noun
tain Home, or any of the vacant or
unoccupied lots of said Village be-
tween the hours of $50 o'clock in tn
evening and o'clock in the morn
Ing from, the first day of April to
the goth day of September, and 8
O'Clock in the evening and 6 o'clock
in the morning from the first day of
October until the 31st day of March,
unless accompanied by parent,
guardian or responsible adult having
such person or persons in charge, un
less such person or persons snail
have necessary business upon such
streets and other public place.
Any such person or persons under
the age of eighteen years and any
parent, guardian, or other person
who has the care or custody OF such
child, no shall permit such child un-
der his care, custody or control to
violate this section shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding $500.
BE TT FURTHER known that said
board of Trustees has notified the
proper peace officers to enforce said
ordinance to the letter, and parents
and guardians of children are hereby
respectfully requested to aid in the
enforcement of said ordinance.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1912
f. G. Ticknor,
Chairman.
Attest: o. E. Norell
Clerk.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. JOHN A. PEAkE, Pastor

10 A. Nj, Sunday School.
IL A. NJ, public worship and ser
mon, The Resurrection-its results.
Volunary-" Eas ,er Flowers"
Orchestra.
slo-"O Ey es That are Weary
Mrs. Wetherell
OfIertory Dream Of Paradise"
Orchestra
Z. M, Young PeJp4e's Meeting
5 r. NJ, Union meeting at the NJ. e.
church,
Wednesday evening prayer service.
A cordial invitation is extended to
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-06
METHODIST SERVICES.

sunday School 1890 a. m,
Laster services by Sunday school,
II a. N. Special program.
LpWorth League, Z p, M, Jessie
lIickock, superintendent.
Evening services viii be under the
auspices CT the Men and Religion
Movement.
Eyangelistic services at Library 8
p. IN. This will be the beginning of
series Of special meetings which
will be continued.
Ladies aid will meet at the home Of
Mrs Schoenecke, Wednesday after
noon