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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE ABERDEEN ELECTRIC CON-

THE ABERDEEN ELECTRIC CON-
PANY is nicely located with supply
store and workshop at 1872 West Heron
street. They are dealers in all kinds
Of electrical supplies, switchboards,
motors. LAMPS. generators, telephones,
electric fixtures, ETC., and are expert
electrical engineers and do house wir-
ing and general contract work. Mr..
H. v. Reynolds is the head of the
enterprise. He has conducted the shop
four years and prior to entering bust
ness for himself was in the employ OF
the Grays Harbor Railway & Light
company. Mr.. Reynolds is graduate
of the American Correspondence
| School in Mechanical and Electrical
Engineering. He is one Of the expert
electricians Of Crays Harbor who does
not take a second seat in his line TO
anyone hereabouts. He is still deep
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

Aberdeen owns it's own water sys-
TEN, which is valued at 1851 900. EX-
tensive improvements planned for the
system, contemplate furnishing water
for Hoquiam in joint municipal own
ership in the near future.
Light and power are furnished by
the Grays Harhor Railway and Light
company, a privately owned, but
5plendidly managed concern.
The city owns its own public build
ngs, constructed of brick and stone,
and has twenty-five miles of improv.
ed streets, asphalt and vitrifed brick,
twenty-five miles OF sewer, seven
miles OF gravel streets and total
Of one hundred miles of streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

fixtures and auto accessories in the
state outside of the big metropolitan
cities of Seattle, Spokane and Taco
ma. Mr.. Ovitt, the founder, and man
ageri has been here in this line one
year He has resided on Grays IIar
Dor five years. He formerly was con
nected with the same business prio,
to opening up on his own hook. We
might also add that Mr. Ovitt is an
eX-newspaper man and has worked or
some of the leading papers OF
the state. He is live wire and q
dynamo of energy He is ably as
sisted by J. II. Smell, expert book
keeper and accountant, also a genial
and well informed gentleman to meet
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

intelligent tilling OF The soil Butter,
eggs. poultry, milk, etc, which are
being shipped from the outside now,
command q high price. and the ranch
ers now located here are, considering
their work, among the most prosper.
GUS residents of the harbor country.
POST Office Receipts.
The business CT the post Office is
d fair barometer Of the business of
Il city, and a comparison of the re-
celpts OF the Aberdeen Office since
1902 will show the increase of bust
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

RoElNSoN'S GROCERY, corner OF
Heron and Washington streets, merits
high place. Merit is enc force which
always insures success, and this com.
bined with fair dealing and sound iudg-
ment will invariably carry tho day and
no matter what may he the naure OF
the article handled so long as there
is public demand the success of the
project is assured. These are some
features that have assisted in estab-
ming Robinson's Grocery among the
leading mercantile concerns in Aber
deem. The store has recently been re
ncdeled with up-tO-date fixtures and
appointments and it is model resi-.
dental grocery store. 1t is stocked
from end to end With'the finest brands
of staple and fancy groceries, pro.
duce, fruit, delicacies, canned goods.
cured meats, Pyramid flour, feed. ct
cetra, and everything is as dainty as
The daintiest housewives pantry.
The house enjoys a good trade and
groceries, etc. are promptly and po-
litely delivered to all parts of Aber-
deem by the Merchants City Delivery
Service. Mr. Robinson has been a resi-
dent of Aberdeen seven years and has
operated his store five years. Person.
ally he is a genial and enterprising
young business merchant to meet and
men of his type naturally win in any
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE ABERDEEN BREWING COM.

! FANNY, home industry, operated by
union labor The brewing industry
mas increased to much greater ex-
tent perhaps than any single branch of
modern industry. Beer has come to
/ be looked upon as tonic as well as
beverage with healthful properties
not contained in any other form of
refreshment. It is becoming more pop-
I ular every year and where Twenty-Five
years ago, it was considered an intox-
icaiing drink it is now taken into the
nome and consumed in the family cir
c!e in many instances as tonic only.
he Golden Age Beer" q Chehalis
] county product, manufactured by the
aberdeen Brewing Company is ex-
( 'ehslVely used on Grays Harbor and
jnroughout the county. and elsewhere.
ne Golden Age Beer brand has
sained a popularity here both on ac-
count Of its flavor and character which
are distinctive and which are pro-
duced " The use of the choicest bar
ley malt. and selected hops, skilfullv
blended In combination with the purest
water. There is a fragrance and
lang 10 this beer which is due to the
! care exercised in the brewing as we'll
tS 10 the purity and excellence of the
ingredients. The Aberdeen Brewing
company operate a model brewery. one
mat produces q product that is guar.
Tnteed. and is highly recommended for
table aud family use. The delicate.
rich mild, and mellow flavor will sure
, " delight you and afford a real treat
10 your guest much better than East
ern and imported "cold storage"
brands-cost but half, no excessive
duties, railroad and steamship freights
10 pay. Moreover we believe in
patronizing home enterprises. Those
who are not using ''The Golden Age
Heer' should ring up Phone IS. Their
big plant is located at the corner Of
River and Lincoln streets. Elmer e.
Heinrich is the genial end enterprising
manager His father who resides in
Seattle, established the business in
1902.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

student of the science of electrical en-.
sineering. We might say here thar
those outside Of Aberdeen can secure
The services Of the Aberdeen Electric
Company by writing, telephoning. or
wiring for them If you wire for them
they will be very glad to wire your
house for you. They sell the Western
Electric lnter-Phones and their phone
is 527, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
MCBRIDE G. HAMbLEN. gen

MCBRIDE & HAMbLEN, general.
blacksmiths, located at Alb East
Hume street, conduct a large and
flour1shing enterprise, a busy place.
for wagon repairing. horseshoeing.
painting, and auto repair work. They
also build wagons any style or size
10 order. These gentlemen are arti-
sans of years experience who stand
in the front rank as members of their
trade. They are gentlemen who put
heart and soul into their efforts, and
are men of integrity, who know how
TO deal with men. They. therefore.
are building up a magnificent business.
Every job they do is we'll done and
they are one of the most PROSPEROUS
concerns here in their line. Messrs.
Mcbride & Hamblen are both experts
at all branches of blacksmithing.
horseshoeing and general repairing.
They keep skilled workmen who are
paid good wages. The shop is large
and we'll situated, equipped with
every device for operating with dis
patch. 1t should be noted that no
task is too big or intricate for these
expert artisans to handle in their
line. They have ample quarters for
carrying on big business and they
certainly enjoy their share of the
trade here.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

D. p. PHILLIPS, scientific chiropo-
dist, located at the Cody, removes
corns. bunions, callouses, warts. moles.
etc, without pain, and satisfaction
guaranteed. He is a graduate of the
Deveny School of Chiropody, Port
land Oregon. Mr.. Phillips has prac-
tlced here several months and has
done considerable important work. in
his line. He believes keeping the
feet in Al condition is great aid to
health. That the feet are negative
poles of the human body where sub
stances rush to make their exit and
often finds them clogged, feverish. or
with corns and callouses that hinder
the demagnetfc force from making it's
escape.
1t is the mission of DR.. Phillips to
correct this and he makes all who
come TO Aim go away rejoicing. He
mas splendid Office at the Cody and is
building up good business. He
treats mems, women's and children's
feet scientifically. He spent several
months in clinical practice in the
school where he graduated, which we
might add is one of the best in the
Union. If your corns hurt you. call
and see the corn doctor. His prices
are very moderate, and he is a very
pleasant professional gentleman to
meet. In noting here many of the
celebrities he commands a high place
as We pass in review.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

BALTIMORE OYSTER HOUSE, 121
West Heron street, is conducted by
S. Katurich, who has operated here
and in Hoquiam IA years. He is build
ing up good trade and if you want
an oyster stew, oyster fry, or a good
short order Square meal" here is the
place to call. Mr.. Katurich is a. spe-
clalist on catering to the wants of
the elmer man" He has followed
this line for years and is doing we'll
in Aberdeen. The service is always
prompt, polite and courteous. There
are several tables with sDotless linen.
lunch counter that is usually kent
warm with patrons, end also private
booths for ladies' The Baltimore
Oyster House handles both the Olym-
pia and Eastern oysters. Here one
has choice Of practically all the good
things on the market to eat. Mr..
Katurich is 2 genial host and tran
sients. as well as regular town folks
are always sure of being promptly
served at this establishment. We
might add that this house is directly
opposite The Cody, and only two or
three doors east of tho Wsshinetnn
hotel on Heron street. Visitors to the
Splash will get a good square meal
mere at ponular prices. Mr.. Katurich
has resided "a years under the
Starry Banner. He was proprietor
of the Burns Cafe, Hoquiam, for five
years, and has been nine years in
Aberdeen.
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CCSAS QUE NO SEDICEN.

81 TODD ell mundo acoStumbra
"a a decir la verdad, Sc oirian
4 menudo cositas como las que
en- seguida c%opiamos:
Isl senior, nos encanta que
listed Sc case con nuestra hija.
Ia pobre no entiende de CO.
Gina, costura, nj otras laboreS
manuales, y naturalmente es
perezosa, egoista, y der
dora. La culpa es nuestr %
comprendemos, por cue 20
hemos sabido educarla, PRO
nos consideramoS afOrtunadOs
lie que Sc haya encontrado
con I'm inocente como listed,
lue Sc haga cargo de ella, Ii
0randonos a su presencia.
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g6n campea ell odio que el je-
fe sonorense siente por Villa,
Y termina diciendo que ell pue-
bio mexicano debe unirse CO.
mo I'm solo hombre para lu-
char contra el Y contra su nue.
vo aliado, Zapata, para que ell
pals quede limpio de traidores.
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FALLECIO Ell SR. ADOLFO
B. ZUNIGA.

Ell dia 5 del presente, a las
6 de la manana, falleci6 en- ell
hospital de SAINTS Rosa, de eS-
ia ciudad, ell Sr. Adolfo 3 ~
.Iiga, vecino que fue de- l. r.
10 de Guaymas, Sonora.
Los funerales del ST.. Zdui-
ga Sc efectuaron la tarde del
mismo dia.
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ICON que csc es su nino?
Que feo aspecto tiene. No me
gustaria que fuera MO"
"!Ohi Es del TODD cierto;
e 10 aseguro a listed. Hace
mas de veinte amos que mi es-
Dosa y yo vivimos %juntos y
.urante TODD csc largisimo Pc
iodo de tempo no nos hemos
cruzado una sofa palabra,
II uno nj otro."
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Ereviario de
la Guerra

Hechos los primeros dispa-
ros, la batalla Sc empena brio
samente. Las acusaciones HEN
den ell aire; las palabras sc
cruzan como espadas y resta-
Han como latigos; los ojos lla-
mean tragicOs, despidiendo ha-
ceS de chispas; las manoS anna
gan con una carga a la bayo-
meta, Y de vez en- cuando atrue-
ma ell estampido de I'm vocablo
que parece la bomba lanzada
desde las alturas donde evolu-
ciona IN Zeppelin" Frente a
Napoleon, pOne el germano a
Federico ell Grande, Y a Sedan
opone ell frances ell recuerdo
de Jena. Al final, pagan los vi
drios rotos Poincare y CUTLER
mo II.
Ell cansancio impone I'm ar
misticio. Tn espanol que pre-
sencia Ia escena, oficia breve-
mente de parlamentario y las
nepOciaciOneS Sc entablan en-
ire ell recelo de los beligeran-
ties.
-Franceses Y alemanes Sc
estrecharan en- I'm abraZO fra
teTnal Y volveran los dias en-
que Paris entero aclamaba con
entusiasmo a Gerhardt Haup-
man, Sellando la union esprit
tual franco-alemana.
-iNunca! iNunca!-grita
Ell frances, enroiecido-Apues-
to una botella de Burdeos, ell
meior vino de TODD el mundo.
-iNunca. characteristics
ma el aleman.-Pongo una bo-
teIla de vino del Rhin, que es-
ia sObre todoS los who's de la
terra.
-iBurdeOs!
-iRhin!
Por I'm momento, los dos ri
wales cruzan una nueva mira
da de deSafio. Ell espanol inter-
p0ne su palabra de concOrdia
entire los cOntendientes Y tie
ne para la terra de los dos un
rasgo liricO.
-Sobre esos who's, por igual
ricos Y sagrados, pongamos
ahora ell vino de Espana, que
es IN vino de paz. Rendios to-
dos al noble porvenir de los
pueblos, de trabajo y de cal
ma, brindemos con ell dorado
vino de las vinas espanola por
que floreZca en- los campos de
FurOna. IN sent-miento de a.
NOR universal. La pGrpura de
~vuestros who's refuge ahora
como la sangre que hierve en-
las venas de vuestros solGados.
Bebamos por la paz ell dora
do vino de Espana, amiga de
los dos.
Los rivales Sc estrechan las
manos. Sus ojos p%arpadean IL
geramente, como 81 quisleran
ocultar una lagrima de emo
ci6n. Luego, los dos dicen a un
Bebamos.- Hay u
ma voz que grita:-iPor la
paz!
Y todos levantan en- ell aire
sus copas, donde rasulge ell orc
del Jerez despidiendo chispas
de luz.
Jose MONTERO.
nnnrnnM IMHIu pa A WI
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Liberia de Ignacio z. Lozalo De o7 7zzfA. DEL da ' DE-
AoAasAnmmH ANA IaRAh QUE mNHmm RS m%oa nam nsAnUt. oDnns Orne6


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Memorials de IN G~uerriLlero. His
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Historic general de Mexico, por
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Episodes MiiiJares MeXicanos O.
bra de interes para los afectos = CO.
uocer ruestras grandiosas luchas por
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Historic del Pueblo MeNicaGO.-So
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e. HOnfDRE
DEL DESTINO
(Viene de Ia 1ra.)

NNNNN 90
encOntraba a su mano su ca,
ramanola y la vaciba cast dc
un solo trago, a despecho dc
las energicas ~prOtestas de ST
dueno; y una vez que apura'
ba TODD su contenido lie decia
al soldado que fuera al rio
Immediate y dijera que Pan
cho Villa 10 habla autoriza-
do para que llenara en- ell 81
cantimplora.
Cuando andaba a salto de ma
ia por los campos, acostum-
braba detenerse en- algunos Pc
quenOs pObladOs, y Sc divertia
en- hacer Greer a suS pacificOs
habitantes que andaba de ca
"a de csc abominable ban
dido que Sc llamaba PanchO
Villa, y cuando los peones lie
~prometian indagar su parade
70 Y darle algunos infOrmes
s0bre 6l, estallaba en- ruidOsas
carcajadas, causandoles NOR
tai espanto cuando les decia
que el era ell mentadO PanchO
Villa.
Los ensuenos y las ambiciones
de Villa.
No carece de inter6s conocer
ell apasiOnadO enSuehO, la vi
sion de risueno porvenir, que
anima a este ignorante guerTi
Hero, no educadO 10 bastante
para ser Presidente de- Me
Xico. Villa me relate una veZ
sus ensuenos, en- la siguiente
fOrma:
"Cuando la nueva Repdbli-
ca quede establecida, va no ha
bra mas ningun ei6rcito.
en- Mexico. Los ejercitOs for
man ell mas grande y poderOsO
apoyO de las tiranias. Nc pue-
de haber dictator sin ej6r-
cito.
"DebemoS convertir ell ejGr-
cito en- trabajadores, estable-
ciendo en- todas parties de Ia
R~epublica colOnias militareS
integradas con los veteranos
de la revolution. Ell Estado de
be darles concesiOnes de terre-
nos agricolas y establecer gran
dies empresas y negOciaciOnes
industriales, donde puedan ira
bajar. Deben dedicar al ira
bajo tres dias de la semana,
a una labor activa, por que ell
trabaiO honradO es mas impOr-
tante que la guerra, Y solamen
tie una labor cOnstante Y hon
rada hace titles ~ buenos a
los ciudadanoS de una Repu-
blica. Los otrOS tres dias res
tantes de la Semana, los dedica
ran d recibir instrucciones mi
litares para que esten aptos
para hacer eXtensivOS eSOS CO.
nOcimientoS entire las masas
populares, ensenandoleS como
sc luch2. EntonceS, cuando la
Patria sea invadida por enc
migOS eXtranger0s, Sc pOdra
telefonear a todas parties des
de ell Palacio Nacional de la
ciudad de Mexico, y en- dOce
horas o sea la mitad de un
dia, TODD ell pueblo meXicano
Sc levantara como IN solo HON
bre, de sus campos y fabricas,
totalmente armada, equipadO
Y organizadO, para defender
a sus hijos Y a sus hogares.
mi gran ambici6n Sc pasar
TODD ell resto de mis- dias en-
una de esas colonias m~ilitares,
entire mis- queridos cOmpaneros
a los que mucho q%uiero, a los
que con migo han comparti-
do los mas amargOs sufrimien
tos.
Creo que me agradaria
que ell gobierno estableciera
una fabrica de colambres don
de podriamos hacer buenos
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