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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Heineman are guests Of Mrs. Nederman. Of
Clark avenue.
Miss Bliss Symons entertained Miss Mac
Mlohacl, MISS Kune and Miss Fry at lunch
con Tuesday.
On Tuesday occurred the marriage Of David
Taylor and Miss LANCE, both well known in
Mrs. ]. B. Beals, of St, Paul, was enter
Gained this week by Mrs. 3. Shepard, OF Man
itou island.
Rev. and Mrs. r. O. Lawrason, of Hamiine,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lewis on
Saturday.
Mrs. s. 9. Smith entertained about fifteen
young people at a tally-ho party Wednesday
DR.. J. G. Farmer Of Minneapolis, was
guest at the home Of Mr.. L. H. Schnable last
Mrs. Martha Richardson, OF Portland, Me-,
Pierce.
Mrs. Williamson and daughter, Ruth. are at
the Lakeside for the remainder Of the season.
James O. Murray and granddaughter, Miss
Ruth Getty, visited at Rush City for week.
Miss Julia Rogers. Of ST. Paul. is the guest
OF MIS-. J. II. Sanders. OF Manitou island.
Mrs. T. s. Fowler and family have taken
the Schneider cottage on Clark avenue.
Mrs. Koehiler and children, of Wisconsin,
are visiting her mother Mrs. A. Paar.
Miss Katherine Dunn has been visiting
friends III the city the past week.
stuart Campbell. Of St. Paul, spent several
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

L. Lov1oy, T. Hoesher c. G. Whitman, M n
A. Louden, Addie l. KNAPP, Mrs. E., G.
Easton, Art Gibbins. Chas.. Pow, A. ].
ton, st. Paul. Ethel Murray, Coronado Beach,
Cal.
An informal euchre was given at the hotel
Wednesday evening, forty people played
for the prizes won by Miss Kean, Miss Phil
lips Mr.. Johns and Mrs Kean.
Mrs. w. j. Murray gave a euchre and
watermelon party Wednesday. Miss Dampier
and Mrs. Kies won the prizes.
Mrs. Bradley entertained the Porch club
Monday. Mrs. Murray, Miss Phillips and
Mrs. Nash won prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs
George Tapley spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Dampier.
Mrs. Barclay gave a birthday party for her
son Durant Monday. About fourteen little
folks were present.
The Tuesday club met with Miss Ethel
Murray. Mss Dobson and Miss Murray took
prizes.
Miss Clara Peake, the guest of Miss Dutch
err the past few weeks has returned to Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kean and family, of St. Louis,
Will spend the rest of the season at the hotel.
Mrs. F. L. Goodrich and Mrs. Zahn were
guests OF Mrs Ralph Easton on Wed esdsy.
Mrs. and Miss Severance, of Manksto we e
guests of Mrs. Bradley duriag the weel.
An Ice cream social was he'd at the Wood
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

St. Paul; Dr.. and Mrs. Brooks and daughter.
Ethel OF Paducah, KY, were entertained on
Friday by Mrs. A. Nippolt.
At Ramaley Villa are: Mrs. Hutchinson,
Robert Bracket, Mr.. and Mrs. Goth and chill
dren, and Mrs. Cole and son, Paul, all of ST.
Paul.
Mrs. q. L. scoAeld and daughter, from
Dickinson, N, D., were guests on Tuesday at
the homo of Mrs. O. e. Lehmicke.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. sparter and Miss Stella
Pelchern, Of New Brunswick, ". j., spent
Wednesday at Mrs. Nedermans.
Miss Hazel Sparks, who has been visiting
Miss Fern Shelton, returned on Wednesday
to her home in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving and tamily, Of Mime.
tonka, spent several days with Wrs. William
Burke at Lake Shore
Mrs. w. B. Work and Mrs. w. 3. Markoe
have returned from Omaha where they at
tended the exposition.
Mr. Abbott, who has been the guest Of Mr..
ana MIS- j. B. Tarbox, has returned to his
home in California
The Misses Abbie and Mamie Livingston, of
81. Paul, VIII spend the coming week with
The Misses Hattie and Carrie Murray of
N0rthheid, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. w.
W. Weber Sr.
The Misses Birdie and Maude Slater, of st,
Paul, were the guests of the Misses Dunn
the past week.
Mira. N. Conham. OF st. Paul. and Albert
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
WHITE BEAR.

A picnic party was given at White Bear
for Miss leila Dobbin. Of Minneapolis: Miss
MacMichael, Of st. Paul, Miss Wood, Of Osh-
kosh, and Miss Kune, Of Indianapolis. The
party assembled at We're Here Cottage, and
then took the steamer Maud to Wildwood,
where the merry crowd had dinner, and then
returned to Ramaley's pavilion for the hop.
The picnicers were: Misses Ada Fry and
Bliss symons, Of White Bear; Garnet and
Ruby Butcher, Of st. Paul; Messre. 10 Kane.
John Bradford. Clarence Weber, Harry
johnson, William Cavegnau. Robt Bracket,
Walter Pierce, Of st. Paul; Eugene Ramaley
and Cooper Fulton, Of White Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. Storr, Mr.. Norman Storr, Miss
Hazel storr. Mr.. Neuhausen and Miss Adeline
Mathes, all Of st. Paul. and Miss Vanderberg,
Of Red Wing, were entertained Sunday at the
cottage Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Jensen.
Mrs. w. T. Donaldson entertained at lunch
con on Saturday for Mrs. James Simonton
and Mrs. William Mason. of St. Paul. and
Mrs Ross Clarke, OF White Bear
Mrs. S. G. Pierce gave a bicycle luncheon
on Wednesday. Those entertained were: Mrs
Geo. Walker, Mrs. r. w. Stewart, Mrs R. ].
Shaub and Mrs. J. Reynoldson.
INF. and Mrs. Feldhauser. Of the Newport
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
days the past week with Walter 1de at Lake

days the past week with Walter Ide at Lake
Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Christie. Of st. Paul, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Blood, Of Bald Eagle ave-
nue..
Mrs. Emma Knudson. of St. Paul. will spend
the rest OF the season at the lake.
Mrs; Bigelow, OF st. Paul, was the guest Of
Mrs. H. T. Drake the past week.
Mrs. Charles Weide, of St. Paul, spent
Thursday with Mrs. A. Nippolt.
Mrs l.. ]. Hart, of st. Paul, Is this week
the guest OF Mrs. q. R. Ide.
Mrs. Trenes has been visiting in st. Paul
as the guest Of Misc Gilfllan.
Mrs. W. F. Kyle Is whiting her mothsr, Mrs.
M. Smell, at the Park place.
Miss Nellie Wilson, Of st. Paul, is at the
lake for short time.
Miss Alice Cleary is the guest of Miss
Sadie OBrien.
Mrs. J: H. Sanders is entertaining friends
from California.
Miss Perry, of St. Paul. is the guest Of Miss
Grace Yates
Mrs. Hmm Lyon is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Heber Lyon.
Mr. Warren Spence ard wife are at Rama.ey
Villa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Kelson, accompanied by her two
daughters, Miss Christina and Miss Jessie
Kelson, have gone ON a visit to friends in
Wisconsin.
There will be lawn social on the lawn
at Charles Lindgren's Friday evening, un-
der the auspices Of the Swedish Lutheran
church.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the German
Lutheran Church will have an Ice cream
social Saturday evening at their church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of South Park
will give en- ice cream social Friday evening
at the Congregational church.
Mrs. Fraser, of st. Paul Park is visiting
Mrs. Charles Newman. of South Park.
Charles Newman and Robert Wilson have
returned from their holiday excursion.
Miss Mcconnell, Of Chicago, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Forsythe
Fred Page has returned from q visit to
Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

fund.
Miss Dampier gave a launch party on Fri.
day evening for Miss Kean, Of st. Louis.
Miss Hanson, the guest Of Mrs. Nash for
few weeks has returned to Chicago.
Miss Joe Norman, of Minneapolis is the
guest of Miss Ruth butcher.
Mrs. T. W. Cayanaugh spent part of the
week with Mrs. Finley
Mrs. Blake spent Saturday in the grounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
MAHTOAIEDI.

Hotel guests: w. Kean and family, Mrs
]. B. Dubronullet, H. s. Wills. Mrs. B. Keln,
Bess Kean. st. Louis; Chs. C-mport, hrns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Marie Wainwright will continue nm
der the management Of Jacob Lift the
coming season, presenting the success
full melodrama, Shall We Forgive
Her" and also will occasionally nre-
sent East Lynne"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Three of the productions which ia
COB Lift Is making this season require
the use of horses. There is great
race scene in Sporting Life" the mel
odrama which he will present at the
Academy Of Music, New York. which
requires number of thoroughbreds.
There is race scene In "Old Ken
lucky requiring more thoroughbreds.
and in the battle scene in his great re-
vlval of Shenandoah" no less than
twenty cavalry horses are used.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Sadie Martinez has been engaged for
La Tortue," the French farcical com
edy which inaugurates the second sea
son of Brady & Ziegfield's successful
control of the Manhattan theater, New
York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
Infants Short Dresses.

Your choice of 200 different
styles, beautifully trimmed with
the very daintiest. OF fine en-
broideries and laces, also hem
stitched and tucked effects, in
all the new styles; worth from
Soc to $500. Our sample sale
price only, from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

File No. 118, by Ga'boriau.
Grandfather's Chair, by Hawthorne.
Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Handy Andy, by Lover.
Hector Servadac. by Verne.
Last OF the Mohicans, by Cooper.
Ldfe's Remorse, by The Duchess.
Longfellow's Poems.
Man In Black. by Weyman.
And MANY other titles bv some of tn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

One of the novelties which Fred Peel
will produce this season is a farcicaI
comedy called "Casey's Wife" from
the pen of Robert j. Donnelly, well
known Brooklyn newspaper man.
.Sasey's Wife, typifies in stage land
the East side of New York civ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

" II Chandler to J A Acteson, chat
mtg on merchandise-$795.
L } Clark to H Bum, chat mtg fur
niture-$l65.
Hayes & Hayes, to Daniel Gil,ies, rel
chat mtg on logging engine-$l5O0.
q ii Com'l Co to same, same-$l.
Barker & Haynes to Hayes & Hayes,
chat mtg on saw logs-s500.
II B Waldron to sane, same-sSo0.
c f Cox to l. B Hogan, chat mtg on
cows-$40.
EA Wright to B A Terry, sat OF mtg
on nel4 sec 26-l6-10-$150.
Hogan & McGerry to Aberdeen Bank,
rel OF lien on nw14 sec 10-l9-l0-$l25.
Lucy A Newell to F Leisner, bond for
deed for nw4 of nw14 and lot l, se114 OF
nwI and lots > and sec 24-l6-5 less
parts previously sold-$3o00.
JD Rice to CT as A Beardsley, sat OF
mtg on lots and 6, blk 10, W x B add
Aberdeen-$350.
OIL Game to Carl Nilsson, timber on
n1a OF nel4 sec l7-l7-9-i77.
Micheal Woods TO Montesano State
Bank, chat mtg saw logs-$S00.
Vim O McKinlay to Percy W A1cKin-
lay, chat mtg law library &c-$300.
Chas 4 Beardsley to Mrs Julia Clifton,
lot in cemetery-$20.
W J Thompson to skeen & Jones, agmt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

e. sell timber on MI; OF swi4 and sw14
OF nwi sec Lire at $50 per NJ.
Hug r Kirk to Cha W Parks, rel CT
mtg OH wy, .ot Is, blt, So, Holuiam =
S247.
A 4 Brauer rs I'd f scho e q, a''aches
lot j. Nk \, W Sc B .ii Atrfd' en-
$5S7.6s.
HN Beaver to Chss Neysey, chat mtg
saw logs-$3,0.
Hvre D Cities to B f Keith, mtg on
lots l and >, blk 3. w & & add Aberdeen
500.
{ Corvden c Combes TO ] B Bridges, mtg
on wlv 80 feet lot S, blk II, Elma-S30p.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08
J IL Beardslee * + II Beard-ee az,
Real Estate Transfers.


roT wee" e endins Pee g; i.s [4Gn,Pea by
comP'ny' A@ni7saho' wash.
Same 8e"n 70 } : Creech, lots : and
S, hlt u. " = I add Abard He'i-fl@0.
Il J atoner 70 { c combes, WY 80 it
Of 10 3, blk II, kima-f7Jo.
Emma T.. s.ui,.H To- liza l. Rasmus-
ser ~ -, bis >, Moons add Elma-}35.
T.. "a q E.n.a ~ The Public, vacation
OF tia eld com y read.
Ii Wakefield 10 Town of Elma. strip
40 fee wide in ne}+ sec @l-lS Tor coun-
ty road-,i.
Il u Wade 70 Cha + ti"l.H. 22Xl27 it
of lot :, 9'k =, Elnv-{+l2.
JCfIeygis TO ! Wakefield. ilks Isl
20, Eureka add to Ena-$l.
Wakefield State Bunk hy assignee TO
came, lots 9 to u, Blk Ii, " d B add
Elma-$35.
Peter Oberg to School Dist Il, !. acre
III ll-I'-'-f-9.
MDR Nichals 10 o VI Kellogg. timber
on s19 OF sw4 23-l6-l1-$3co
u : to Angus Camp, ell, he OF sci.
Ell OF nel4 and NV. Of ne1l 32-lG-1-
KAT
julia Comns to. Michael Woods, tim
Der on e1a OF nw]4, sw1. OF nwl4 and
nwA OF sw7A sec 26-l'-75-f4So.
n p Rv Co to Chas \ keil, lots II and
II sec 23-l6-9-$245.
T. /. to o II ? Wiley, sea sec s-2)-S-
Pat.
ia Karr to f ? Schulz, ;. lot 3. blk 26.
Karrs River add Hoquiam-350.
EW Kari to A w Rockwell. lots / and
5, blk II, Karr's River add Hoquiam-
500.
Receivers Aberdeen Bank to D 4 Blod.
gett ct al, nwl1 sec 1O-l9-lo-$lo5o.
Ys,ho, Land 20 NpPpCo ,ioh.
Of way over land adjoining blk So, Ho-
quiam-sl.
East Hoo,iam Co TO same same over
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08
lOI{GS II TEE C0JRT HOUSE.
:usiness transacted by the superior
Court and List Of Instruments Filed
With Officials.


The following j. tie record of business tran
saoiei ar the rs,ntv court house fo- the week
eniiu- Saturday. Ie'. 9. / 3D..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

shiloh's Consumption Cure cures
where others fail. 1t is the leading cough
cure and no home should be without H.
Pleasant to take and goes right to the
spot. Sold by the Evans Drug Co., Tue
prescription druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

department, which started ont with L g
determination to exploit Admiral San P.
son rs hero. a the expense OF ~ mlr"i
~cu'ev. regardless q facts IL 7e'''e!
5iidn't 10 any more than Longs report
credits him vs.. b.. why did ir. Mckinney
make him Iesr admiral
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

Through tickets Japan and China Viz
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steamship Co
For information, time cards, maps and tickets
call on or write
o. Z. SHAUL, Agent, Aberdeen
A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, 255 Morrison street. corner Third, Port
land. Ore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08
Harry c Heermans to same, same over

arlI1. lI-45. -..ee ',->l.
70 r.tt- = 81 ~. " Z L-
..I Al-.a-an-515.
WBFe.ermau tosame. same over lots
-..-- It e'am a'l Aberdeen
-sI.
j @ Lewis and L II Evans 10 same,
same over lot -, bik :, + L Is add
.tte-' .e--si
RI Evans 20 same, same lots and :,
bis 81. Haeaialn add Abe:deen-}5o.
James \ Kair 10 same, same over lots
l234S9lO1ll 1918 II 10. blk 20. harr :
River add Boquiam ard other lands-sl
Henry Crasswell and y Acteson TO
same, same over levee Hoquiam-Sl.
John Sinclair to same, same over lot J.,
blk 2, karrs add Hoquiam-$25.
Saml Benn to same, ior depot grounds
lots Q 10 II ~, blk IS, lots : 9 10 II
u. blk 10, " 4 3 add Aberdeen-}l
Heirs Of " Weatherwax TO same,
ln111o bik 90
", T.. y a.lI ,h.,5eon-s1
RI Boyle to same, right ii way over
lois II aaA T., bis IS, lots ! 6, blk Il,
uoonitn add Aberdeen-{l.
JIM Weatherwax Lumber Co to same,
Same over eame-%I
,..u ...... ........ j. Loan ASSN IN
- -. -,
MI, = >, sa,,, samoo vor
- -
>-w,Ca., COM, CANA oyer
m - ,lo4.2 lo,s . tract
= ,ls,. O. tile land: also 81 6s 50 ~ 90.
and leyee and o,l,er lands in Hoquiam
81.
FIX Wood Lumher Co TO same. same
over lot l6, Aberdeen Packing Cos plat
OF Aberdeeu-$l.
Weston Basket & Mig Co to same same
over its property in Blk 50, X IRIS River
add Hoquiam-$l.
Receivers Aberdeen Bank to Delos \
Blodgett e' al, nwl4 sec lo-l9-lo-$lo5o.
Evans & Lewis to y p K r Co, part
OF lot 3, blk 10, AbeEdeen-S22
Receivers Aberdeen Bank to Ella J
Book, nj, OF So sec 4-l7-4-$70U.
Sheriff 10 Receivers Aberdeen Bank lot
/. Aberdeen Pach;n. Co.'S plat Aberdeen
-$ll95.
Frank Kad;z to II " Paul. IL acres in
sec i4-l6-3-$l00o.
Wal;an Wilkins TO W & Valentine, 6
Sl-l10 acres in sec 2+-l1-5-S20O.
Receivers Aberdeen Bank to W z Book,
lot l, Aberdeen Packing Cos plat.
to Willis + Nu,ter, lots S II IS
and Sc Z OF swl4 sec o-l6-o-Pat.
Same to Abraham Lachance. swl. sec
l6-l5-6-Pat.
Same to Eliza Anderson, mel. sec -
16-l0-Pat.
Same to Eugene La Rrecl,. ne sec T.
l6-7-Pat
Maria Kaiser to Emil y, Geissle., lot s,
blk II, Hoquiain-$45.
N4,cad.s r P.tersto Nalissa 7 Thomn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

Drink Klondike Fizz, it cools won off.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

Council-F. E. Joan[ :,
A. j. West, l. W. NICK ures1
j. S. Gum F. F. Sr1 lored DIRE
U. S. Deputy Colhhady mac
the port OF Grays Huicket
Aberdeen. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25

low Who stands ready to take the strik'ne
miners mlserabIe Job, or whose family
must enter sweat shop and live in squaioI
by rcason Of their iiliteracy and poverty
that the Lodge bill would keep out aud
that the News. II seems. would admit.
II is a question not Of exclusion. but Of
selection. II is question. too, that al
focts the Industrious. naturalizcd. thrifty
and intelligent foreigner who Is already
in our midst just a. II affects the native
American.
II Is In no sense political measure. as
the News would seemingly have the public
believe. from instancing the vote. II Is an
economical measure in the nature OF
provision to protect home labor aud so-
ciety from the influence OF 4 dangerous cle-
ment The Post Ia as ready to extend
welcoming hand ms any paper IN the coun-
try 10 honest, Industrious, intelliscnt I'm
migrants. nor is there any disposition any
where TO refuse admission to such class.
1t is sought simply to draw the line against
those classes that are not wanted In their
native countries. nd whose ship fare -
often paid by their home authorities TO
get rid OF them Does the Ncws want this
element? Would It have the illitcrate pau
per come into competition in any part OF
the labor field with either the native or
the naturalized citizen. who wants living
wages for his work. va
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Unless there should be some outbreak
In HavanR endangerlng the lives or prop
erty OF American residents, or threaten
Ing insult 10 our representative in that
city. the movements OF the American war
ships In the gulf have no special signih-
canoe and need not create any excitement
whatever.
For several years past II has beon the
custom to send cur North Atlantic squad
ron to Southern waters during the winter
TO engage In squadron drill. For two win
tiers past, however, out of dolicnte regard
for Spanish sensitiveness and to our own
Inconvenience and the discomfort OF our
crews, We have kept the warsrps cruising
along the North Atlantic coasts. More
than a month ago Il was thought that there
was no longer necessity for this extreme
caution on our part and II was determined
to resume the winter evolutions OF the
squadron in the gulf. The Spanish goverf-
ment was fully informed MS to the purpose
of sending the ships South and that Dry
Tortuaas would be the rendezvous.
Tho date for sailing was several times
postponed, but Mt last the fleet got away
from New York and Hampton Roads and
Is now In the gulf In compliance with the
orders for tho winters drill This liz all
lust mt this time in the vicinity of Cuba
Tho Madrid government undergtonds the
situation thoroughly and tho Hayannese