Democratic trio for Chehalis county offices led by Cheney
Democratic nominees for county attorney and county school superintendent present long records. B G Cheney, born 1860 in Maine, taught, taught in Minnesota and Washington, served as county clerk and lawyer, now seeks county attorney. Mrs K H Moore, Illinois native, life diploma holder, taught across Illinois Kansas and Washington, led Shelton and South Bend schools, praised by officials.
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K. H. Moore
Illinois
Kansas
Washington
Chehalis County
Democratic Candidate for Sheriff McHugh Highlighted
Patrick J. McHugh of Aberdeen the Democratic nominee for sheriff, born in Canada in 1868, moved to the United States at 16 and has lived in Chehalis county since 1891. He has logged across camps, solo and in partnerships, earning strong support from workers and business partners who know his integrity and methods.
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Cheney
Chehalis County
Supreme Court
Patrick J. McHugh
Aberdeen
Canada
United States
Chehalis
McHugh
P. J. McHugh
O J Lawrence Democratic Candidate for County Clerk
O J Lawrence a Democratic nominee for county clerk born 1858 in New York. He moved to Wisconsin as a child, educated in public schools and Oberlin College, taught and did bookkeeping then settled in Aberdeen in 1891. He served one year as city clerk and emphasizes suitability over ambition.
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O. J. Lawrence
New York
Wisconsin
Oberlin, Ohio
Washington
Lawrence
Aberdeen
Honest Patrick Murray Rated Fit for County Commissioner
Patrick Murray of Elma, 56, Ireland born, a Chehalis county resident since 1876, came with $1.50 and a wife. He cleared land, built 363 acres, raised seven children, and earned a reputation for honesty and business ability as a farming district’s best choice for county commissioner.
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Patrick Murray
Elma
Ireland
Chehalis County
United States
Mr. Murray
West
Murray
Democratic Nominee Peter F. Clark for County Commissioner
Peter F. Clark of Aberdeen is the Democratic nominee for the second district county commissioner seat. Born in Hamilton Canada in 1845 and raised in New York and Michigan, he moved to Aberdeen in 1888 and worked as a molder at the Aberdeen foundry. He served as postmaster from 1895 to 1899 and has held city offices including councilman and city treasurer. He retires as postmaster December 1 and seeks the board seat to ensure a local representative for Chepalis county.
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Peter F. Clark
Aberdeen
Hamilton
Canada
United States
New York State
Michigan
Clark
Che'palis County
Commissioner Clark Named For County Service
The statement hails Mr. Clark as a capable, impartial leader unaligned with any corporation. It asserts he will deliver a square deal to every part of the county, given his unbiased stance and readiness to serve.
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Clark
John G Foster Democratic Candidate for Third District
John G. Foster of Hoquiam, born in Australia in 1858, raised near Cathlamet, moved to Chehalis county in 1883, farmed along the Chehalis river at Satsop, later entered produce business in Hoquiam. He owns a leading local farm, has seven children, and seeks the district seat to serve all areas fairly.
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John G. Foster
Hoquiam
Australia
California
Columbia River
Cathlamet
Foster
Chehalis County
N P Railway Sets New Time Card with Harbor Route Change
On Sunday November 2 a new time card goes into effect affecting the Gray Harbor branch. The Hoquiam train to Seattle will run via Olympia around 6 am. Grays Harbor will have three passenger crews, and Aberdeen eastbound departures are at 6 45 am and 9 05 am with east arrivals at 2 10 pm and 9 30 pm.
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N. P
Gray Harbor
Hoquiam
Harbor
Seattle
Olympia
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Store in a valley supply shop in Cape Colony claims cures
C R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from railway and twenty five from town. He cites farmers within thirty miles and fourteen local cases in twelve months cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy, sold by Evans Drug Co.
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C. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Condensed weekly youth news and trusted opinion
The Youths Companion offers a complete weekly summary of important news and non partisan editorial comment on political and domestic questions. It highlights industrious American life and noble aims, with a 1903 volume offer including free 1902 issues and a colored 1903 calendar.
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Berkeley Steet
Boston
Mase
Billing for Publications Misread? A One-Year and Three-Month Order
A request shows Bryan's Commoner for one year and the Aberdeen Heratp for three months at a total of 1 dollar. The instruction directs sending the order to the office.
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Bryan
Asi
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B. G. Cheney
Bouchonham
Maine
Bates College
Lewiston
Minnesota
Audurbon
Benjamin P. Cheney
Wash
North River
Coemopolis
Montesano
Columbia Dental Parlors
J. Harris & Sons
Telepone
Aberdeen, Wash
GEO. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Heron Street
Telephone
Heron St
Norin & Hartung
Aberdeen Grocery Coo
Geo. Fisher
Souste
Atic
Market ST. Aberdeen
T. C. Moulton
Dially
S. K. Bowes
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