County News Happenings From Herald Correspondents
Hoquiam visitor H B Marey tended to his store there while Aberdeen residents Chas Sayers and W E Crist traveled for business and hotel help. Montesano played baseball against Chenalis and Centralia with mixed results. A depot break in occurred at night with thefts including a bicycle and bank drafts. Democratic and Peoples Party conventions are scheduled for August with delegate apportionments and caucus instructions across Chehalis county. Local readers note political activity and recalls of past election actions.
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Herald
H. B. Marey
Hoquiam
Chas. Sayers
Aberdeen
W. E. Crist
Manntesana House
Portland
Wm. Wood
Satsop
California
Miss Hill
Chas
Arland
W. A. Freeburger
Harbor Points
Bruce Bunn
Chenalis
Centralia
Montesano
Porter
Chehalis County
Elma
Seattle
Chehalis
Mason
Bryan
London
Questa
Cosmopolis
Johns River
North River
Fords Prairie
Westport
Grove No
Oakville
Grand Forks
Block House
Gates
Grays Harbor
Stevenson
Jno
J. Carney
Peoples Party Central Committee
Peoples Party
Washington
John A. Gilkey
Grove
Big Canyon
Neushkah
Connie
North Hoquiam
Seseeel Oakville
Ise Cosmopolis
Ocosta
Deering
Quinault
East
Summit
Soa
Omaha
Joan A. Gilkey
A. B. Hottoway
Democracy's Candidate and the Republic or Empire?
The Springfield Republican outlines a favorable view of William Jennings Bryan as a reformer and moral leader. It argues the 1900 election centers on the imperialist question in the Philippines and Cuba, urging independents to back Bryan to defend liberty, democracy, and the nation’s founding principles against McKinley’s policies.
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McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Congress
New Democracy
Republic
Empire
Philippines
United States
Cuba
Luzon
William McKinley
Haldeman Backs Bryan At Democratic National Meeting
W D Haldeman, Louisville Courier Journal proprietor, opposed nominating a ticket and declared support for Bryan. He criticized the regular Democratic organization, urged backing an American who loves the country, and spoke against free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1. He cited England and Boer sympathy, urging loyalty to sound money and national honor.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Supreme Court
National Committee of the
Gold Democrats
Indianapolis
W. D. Haldeman
Louisville Courier Journal
Bryan
Kentucky
Henri Watterson
South Africa
England
United States of America
Republic
Europe
Tom
America
HrraatP Printery Offers Fine Job Printing At Right Prices
Local printer claims affordable rates for high quality job printing. Offers prompt service and reliable work for businesses and individuals seeking sturdy printed materials.
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Hrratp Printery
For Sale A Complete Home In Bay View Addition
One and one quarter acres cleared and cultivated with a small house barn one cow 205 chickens household goods tools and implements. Will be sold cheap if taken quickly Inquire of J F Rawlings or Evans Drug Store.
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Bay View
J. F. Rawlings
Evans Diuz
Dr J H Lukens to Visit Aberdeen for Free Consultation
Seattle specialist Dr J H Lukens arrives in Aberdeen for a short stay during his summer vacation. He offers free consultations to suffering men and women who cannot travel to large cities or afford high prices. He will see callers Friday August 3 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Lowry building on Main Street.
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J. H. Lukens
Seattle
Lukens
West
Lowry Building
Main Street
August Ladies Home Journal and Curtis Publishing features
The passage highlights Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with claimed 98 percent cure rate for weak lungs and links nourishment to recovery. It then describes August Ladies' Home Journal contents including serials, features by Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, and illustrations, noting photography and artwork, with price details for the publication.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
August Ladies’ Home Journal
New England
Great West
Cyrus Townsend Brady
America
Howard Chandler Christy
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Reward Offered for Cutting Lines At Chehalis River Wharf
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who cuts lines or turns adrift rafts or boom sticks tied to the wharf or boom on the Chehalis river. Allyr. Wison Bros. & Co.
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Chehalis River
Allyr
Wison Bros. & Co
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Standard Oil Company
N. W. Bush
Kaufman Block
C. Cross
Attorney AT Law
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Ewis B. Bignold
Bignold Elk, Montesano, Wash
Jos. Kent
Geo. L. Hilton
Scannell
N. W
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rose
Aberdeen, Washington
Gadies
Sisters of St. Dominic
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WM. Payette
Aberdeen, Wash