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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
3
The Chehalis Bee discusses taxation as constitutionally mandated and argues property should be taxed by value. It critiques Patrick Henry Winston of Spokane and notes his Olympia residence and the attorney general situation amid reform rhetoric.
The article notes Gladstone is seriously ill and likely to die within days based on prevailing medical opinions.
The writer urges patience with McKinley and a peaceful Cuban settlement, warning against warlike rhetoric from senators and representatives. The president faces immense duties and must proceed with utmost caution for history’s statesmen.
Energetic person can earn 1.30 annually with a legitimate and permanent business. No experience required. Refer to commercial agencies banks merchants. Requires small capital to cover goods and orders. No need to view. product sells itself. Letters from eligible bona fide parties urged with prompt replies. Call or address for information and instructions.
Tacoma voters backed Johnson Nick ells Republican for mayor by 211 votes, while the GOP treasurer and comptroller won by about 1000. Republicans captured most council seats though one populist won by 10. Fusionists are rising in Spokane Seattle Tacoma and Washington states politics.
A health ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive treatment for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring internal use. It claims to attack the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and build up the patient. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any uncured case and invite testimonials from readers.
Beatrice Harlowe of Milwaukee pens Ursus the prize poem in the April Midland Monthly Des Moines scene from Quo Vadis. Mary A Kirkup of Fort Dodge contributes an illustrated paper Israels and the Dutch Painters after study abroad.
The commissioners opened Giblin and Westover’s final report this week showing Urquhart’s accounts outstanding at 175 dollars with John Galvin at 2 40. Maynard’s balance was fully accounted and Urquhart will review charges and settle at the next meeting.
A farmer advocates subscribing to Ranch and Range as a valuable investment not an expense. He pitches the Ber at $1.50 per year, claiming readers gain big value by applying the advice.
At about six last night Mike Kneiling, the next oldest son of Fred Kneiling, had his foot badly mashed when it was caught between the bumpers of No. 58. He will probably lose his foot. Several boys routinely jump on and off the cars and this incident is meant as a warning.
Mt St Helens, long quiet, reportedly erupted Wednesday morning with large smoke plumes. Residents near the mountain express consternation as signs point to further possible eruptions.
Advertises reduced rail fares from the Northern Pacific to eastern destinations including Sioux City St. Paul Minneapolis and intermediate points. Tickets to Chicago are 2650 and to New York Philadelphia and intermediate points 30. Contact C E Robinson Agent for time cards and information.
The St Helens club hosted invited nonmembers to discuss dress reform and the tramp question. Miss Millett and Mrs Lynch spoke on Dress Reform while Miss Forret spoke on Physical Culture. A tramp should work an hour and a half for a hot meal and three quarters of an hour for a cold treat. Committees will gather housewives to sign an agreement to follow the schedule.
Unhealthy kidneys cause bladder troubles and misattributed womb issues. A 24 hour urine test helps diagnose kidney or bladder trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy with sample bottles offered by mail and sold at two price points.
April updates note sickness for John Hitchcock. District 42 opens with Ira Gordon as teacher and district 54 with Maude Cantwell. John Schellhorn visits his parents eastward Wednesday. W.S. Bowen left for Tacoma. John Netler buys a new bicycle. Mrs. Frank Mosher plans to join her husband in Hoellingsworth. Little Falls Shingle Co. receives new machinery this week. Fred Brown to begin trip to Alaska soon.
Agate reports school opening with 14 scholars. W C Green has traded his place to John A Taylor of Coal Creek and is moving out this week. Taylor moves in. Wallace Hostettler has the grippe. Will Hendricks of Mossyrock visited J J Berry's last week. Henry Senn and daughter of Cowlitz visited Agate. Mrs George Wirsdorfer is recovering from grippe.
From personal knowledge the Shiloh remedy is described as the most remarkable cure for advanced consumption. The author claims it has saved many from consumption and notes sale at Drog Store.
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