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INO. J. CARNEY, Editor and Proprietor. Subscription $2.00 per year with advance discounts: one month 50 cents, two months 45 cents, three months 40 cents, six months 25 cents, nine months 15 cents. The Herald claims to be Grays Harbor’s oldest paper and Chehalis county’s largest circulation. advertising contracts rely on this claim, with forfeiture if untrue.
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The Chehalis Bee Nuggetalist on State Politicians
The Chehalis Bee-Nuggett denounces average politicians as servile to party, ready to bend principles for polls, claiming they can manufacture false sentiment and justify dishonesty to win office or gain spoils. It portrays lawmakers as sacrificing integrity for party success.
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Washington
Olympia
Nnority
United States
Death of W. H. Raddell Shocks Elma Community
The Elma town council and citizens mourn the death of W. H. Raddell from paralysis after a long life of service. A special council meeting was held and the flag at half mast. Raddell crossed the plains in 1853 and helped shape Chehalis County and Washington history as a pioneer, church member, and respected civic leader.
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W. H. Raddell
Washington Pioneer Association
Christian Church
Ujright
Plains
Oregon
Washington
J. H. Himes
Portland
Rouddell
Kentucky
Ruddell
Chehalis County
University of Washington Glee Club in Aberdeen
The Acme opera house hosts University of Washington mandolin clubs in Aberdeen on March 18. The Grand opera house in Seattle praised the concert with enthusiastic applause, many encores, and strong performances by the Glee Club and supporting acts including the Florodora Sextette and Foot Ball Quartette.
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University of Washington Ciee
Aberdeen
Acme
Florodora
W. KB. Burruss
Cookery department offers eggs and beans recipes in April issue
The Delin ator presents April cookery pages with many egg preparation methods and a special piece on omelet trees. It shares the secret of Boston baked beans and its New England brown read accompaniment. An illustrated post Easter luncheon is shown with affordable dish ideas.
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Delinator
Boston
New England
Brown
Democratic Opportunity Bryan at Wilmington
Continued from the first page the scene praises sacrifice for national welfare. The speaker argues party loyalty to core principles can win republican converts, move government finance toward common burdens, end private monopolies, and restore economic opportunity. He urges a foreign policy of justice abroad and at home, defining democracy by incorruptible principles.
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Olympus and Twins Clash At Base Ball Grounds
Olympus defeated the Twins seventeen to nine in a late notice match for a $100 purse. About 250 spectators attended with a band and several ladies among them. A return game for $250 is planned soon, with players including Turner Carberry Tate Arnell Cooper Vidler Sharkey Boot-Black Bill King Leavitt.
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Tom Carberry
Bells
Gus Tate
Ben Arnell
Cooper
Ed Dolan
Jack Vidler
Sharkey
Boot-Black
Bill
Walter King
Leavitt
Olympus Twins
Tom Turner
Salt Spring
Jack Gus Tate
Weesarrens
Lovett
King Chas
McKinnon
Home Run
la Joy
Ben Arnold
Dim Bowes
Joe Morgan
Denver Carberry
Bill Carroll
Peewee
Ree Eoaes Olin Lord
Bob Cooper
Chas. Rockwell Ed Nealey
Hicky Welcn
Eil Dolan
State road bill advances with 100000 appropriation
The omnibus road bill passing the legislature would spend 100000 for a state road from Montesano to Port Angeles via Chehalis Jefferson and Clallam counties. Four commissioners at five dollars daily are to oversee work begun at both ends until funds run out. Governor McBride is expected to veto due to revenue shortfalls.
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Chehalis
Jefferson
Clallam
Montesano
Port Angeles
Olympia
Local Shipping Movements at West and Slade Mills
The A. J. West loads for San Pedro at West and Slade. G. C. Lindauer sailed Saturday from Wilson mill to San Francisco. Newburg sailed Saturday for San Francisco from West and Slade. Chehalis sailed yesterday from West and Slade for San. Resolute loads at West and Slade for Sidney NSW. Espada loads at Aber Deen Lumber Shingle for Manila. Gleaner sailed yesterday from Anderson Middleton for San Francisco. James A Garfield loading at Anderson Middleton for San Francisco. Wawona and Novely at Anderson Middleton loading for San Vedro. Coronado arrived and loading at Anderson Middleton for San Francisco. Henry Wilson arrived from San Francisco and will cargo from West and Slade and Wilson mills.
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San Francisco
West & Slade Mill
Chehalis
Espada
Aberdeen Lumber
Manila
P. I
Anderson & Middleton Mill
James A. Garfield
Wawona
Novely
San Vedro
Coronado
Anderson and Middleton Mill
Henry Wilson
West& Slade
Wilson Mills
The Book Social at Firemen's Hall Holds Modest Yet Generous Book Drive
A book donation social at Firemen's Hall on Thursday collected about 250 volumes, many new for the occasion. An amateur quartet provided music while Rev. Chas. McDermoth chaired. Speakers included EK Boner C P L Roberts Harris J J Carney and Mrs Ennis McDermoth and Haynes. A resolution urged the city council to seek a Carnegie library building.
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Miss Jamison
Messrs Coons, Gylfe
Butler
Chas. McDermoth
Messrs
EK. E. Boner
Roberts
Harris
J. J. Carney
Meadames Ennis
McDermoth
Haynes
Carnegie Library
Florodora Sextette shines as new college act gains acclaim
Up to date college show features Kinnear and Burwell in Florodora Sextette while the Mandolin Club adds fresh tunes. Audience hearts rise with the chorus as the new specialty draws praise and students deliver lively performances. Ballard's Horehound Syrup touted by a Hutchinson mother for children's coughs and colds, praised for throat and lung relief, available at W. B. Paine & Co.
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Burwell
Joe McGrath
FE 1St Street
Hutchinson
Kan
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Electric Bitters touted for liver and kidney disorders
Claiming to cure overwork related stress and nervous tension, Electric Bitters is praised as the best remedy for liver and kidney disorders. The tonic is said to relieve nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia and to expel malaria germs. Sold for 50 cents by Smits Drug Co. with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Smits Drug Co
N A Springer Opens New Shop at Wishkab Street
N A Springer resumes business at new foot of Wishkab street offering boat building estimates contracts and rentals. People planning Sunday services urged to contact in advance.
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N. A. Spri Nger
New Place
Wishkab Street
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