Roosevelt Promotes Woodruff Amid Miles Controversy
The article argues President Roosevelt promoted Colonel C A Woodruff, once censured by General Miles for a rice profit scheme in the Philippines, as a political rebuke. It cites Navy Secretary Root and General Davis findings, noting profits of 66 000 and 21 000 000 pounds of rice, plus Roosevelt's earlier beef testimony.
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Roosevelt
Miles
Philippines
C. A. Woodruff
Washington
New York World
Woodruff
Luzon
Davis
World
Root
Spain
Europe
the World
Far West
Mr. Roosevelt
Twins Freed From Worms After White's Cream Vermifuge
J A J Montgomery of Paxico Missouri reports twins plagued by worms for life found relief after using White's Cream Vermifuge The first two doses yielded four worms followed by twelve in the next two doses One child shed twelve inches of worm and the other was freed of four worms The medicine is praised as excellent and beneficial for children's growth and health Sold for 25c at W B Paine & Co's
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J. A. J. Montgomery
Paxico
Wayne Co
W. B. Paine & Co
Edison Family Theater Opens With Comedy Sketches This Week
Tonight the Edison Family Theater debuts with Rossley and Rostello comedy, Sam Hood blackface, Schoewec the Magician, and Robert Clement with illustrated songs. Moving pictures, though delayed by generator issues, will appear at evening shows, afternoon tickets set at 10 cents.
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Edison Family
Rossley and
Rostello
Sam. Hood
Schoewec
Robert Clement
Wonderful Moving Pictures
P. L. Richards
Allegorical scene warns against neglect in family health
An allegorical picture contrasts heedless dangers with a man who spends on a cyclone cellar while neglecting to provide Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. The text claims the remedy is the prompt, reliable treatment for bowel complaints and is sold by all druggists.
Springer Opens Shipyard at Wishkah Street
N A Springer announces new boatyard at foot of Wishkah Street offering boat building estimates and contracts. Boats available for rent and reservations urged for Sundays.
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N. A. Springer
New Place
Wishkah Street
Controversy Over County Assessments and Board Action
The letter war centers on the board of equalization reducing valuations of three mills by $30,000. The Herald defends its criticism as aimed at readers, not the board, while noting Assessor Archer and deputies verified assessments. The piece asserts taxpayers deserve transparent reasons and highlights the motive to address tax inequality among large corporations.
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Hera.p
Board of County Commissioners
Davis
Daily Bulletin
Aberdeen HieraLp
Board of Equalization
Herat
J. J. Carney
Bulletin
Hrr- Ald
Herato
Archer
Weat & Slade Mill Co
West
Montesano
Board of Equalization and Fair Assessment Debate
The piece argues that equal assessment must apply to all property in the county not just classes. It faults lowering mills while others remain high and asserts the board should raise assessments on underassessed properties. It notes Mr Davis aimed at politics and defends the assessor as a capable Republican.
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Board of Equalization
Davis
HeRraup
Forerunner of Malaria Prompts at Year’s End
A medical note explains slight illness, yawning and fatigue as early malaria symptoms. It praises Herbine for stimulating the liver to expel malarial germs, purify blood, and restore health, available for 50 cents at W. B. Paine & Co.
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W. B. Paine & Co
Pioneer settler John Beaver dies near Cosmopolis
John Beaver aged about 90, a pioneer of Chehalis County, vanished on August 15 while returning from Cosmopolis to his Beaver home. His body was found days later along a trail to Cosmopolis. Coroner declined a inquest. burial planned in Montesano beside son H. M. Beaver who drowned years ago. Survived by four children including O. B. Beaver and Mrs Carl Gabrielson.
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John Beaver
Chéhalis County
QO. B. Beaver
Preacher’s Slough
Cosmopolis
Carl Gabrielson
Aberdeen
Smits
Montesano
H. M. Beaver
Norway
O. B. Beaver
Wm. Winder
Rogers
Seattle
Bold Hold Up Fails as Barber Aughe Isattacked
Barber Jesse Aughe was struck from behind near Wishkah and H streets and knocked senseless. James Becky came to his aid as two men bent over Aughe, fleeing before police could respond. Aughe had a pistol but escaped danger, having only $5 on him. He suspects prior assailants may be connected, and no clues yet list.
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Jesse Aughe
Redinger
Wishkah
H Streets
James Becky
Aughe
Becky
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Cures For Paralysis
W S Bailey of True Texas reports his wife recovered from five years of arm paralysis after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He also cites success on old sores frost bites and skin eruptions. Available at W B Paine & Co in 25 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
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W. S. Baily
P.O. True
Texas
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Best Commercial Job Printing at the Herald Printery
The Herald Printery at 39 Wishkah Street offers top quality commercial job printing services. Local businesses can expect sharp typography fast turnaround and reliable service from a trusted print shop in town.
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The
Herald Printery
Wishkah St
Semi-Weekly Herald Promises Midweek City News Digest
An Aberdeen area advert promotes the Semi-Weekly Herald, offering city county and general news twice weekly for 1.50, vs 6.00 yearly for daily local updates. The notice targets readers eastward, urging subscription to a condensed typographic edition.
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Aberdeen
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