Professional Osteopathy Card At Hoquiam Branch
An osteopathic physician Cary T Swrn D O offers free examinations and treatment explanations. References furnished. Office in Ellis hall building with telephone 685. Results speak louder than words.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
1
An osteopathic physician Cary T Swrn D O offers free examinations and treatment explanations. References furnished. Office in Ellis hall building with telephone 685. Results speak louder than words.
Win Sherwood shows improvement. Ray Bros sold several milch cows last week at sixty dollars each. Mr and Mrs Mounceer visited friends in the county seat Monday. Mounceer Bros do fencing on their upper place. Fannie and Chas Borden are in the village securing Order of Washington memberships. Mr and Mrs J H Brewer returned from Olympia Monday to attend a funeral. Prof Hutchinson reportedly offered Ruskin Schools principalship. Mr Subkie prepares for a canvass tour with talks to the people. Chas Reed and family start for Southern California this week, Musgrove may accompany them.
Miss Salone Kirkpatrick attends school in Hoquiam. Humptulips means hard to pole upstream. Earl Pettit of Hoquiam visited the Press on Tuesday. C F W Evans and wife depart for Olympia for business and pleasure. F A Santabin of Aberdeen passed through en route home from his claim on 218. Frank Noble, cruiser, returned from California and visited Humptulips. Mrs C C Hansen has recovered enough to leave the hospital and plans to travel home once strong.
The question states Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets are easier and more pleasant to take, milder in effect, and more reliable than pills. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels natural, while pills are harsher and often cause constipation. Also notes sale by Evans Drug Co.
The Aberdeen Library Association met at the Nicholet hotel reading room to discuss turning the library over to city control. A resolution agreed that transfer to the Aberdeen Public Library trustees occurs when the city council funds or defines a permanent free library, with reversion if maintenance ends. The group thanked Mr and Mrs L A Doyle for providing free quarters.
A vintage advertisement claims Virginia and marshy grounds breed malaria germs causing fever chills and aches. It promotes Electric Bitters as a cure preventing typhoid with a testimonial from John Charleston of Byesville Ohio and offers 50 cents with Smits Drug Co. guarantee.
The Shipowners Association of San Francisco and the Sailors Union of the Pacific coast reached a pact under which union sailors will be supplied to association ships, with a wage scale for ports and an arbitration committee to settle grievances. Grays Harbor routes are affected. past conflicts over non union crews are to be avoided. Also advertised is Dr King New Life Pills 25 cents and a list of uncalled letters at Aberdeen post office for the week ending April 14 1902.
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