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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02

Money to loan on farm lanus OF
chastels. John A. Gellarly.
For dealing felt go to Russell; used
to hangpape, on.
Roslyn Lump coal delivered. Catch
all Store Co.
For longtime farm loans apply 30 J.
s. Mooney
Ravendale Lump daivere5. Catch
all Store Go.
Tell the children to come to the
reading rooms for caEdy
Dr.. Hutchinson. Dentist. Over
Wenatchee Furniture Go. Farmers
phone 981 Il
We are agents for Bloodberry Gam.
TIE Wenatchee Drug o.. tt
DIR. Hutchrs1n, Dentist. Over
Wenatohee Furniture Co. phone far
mers 981 If
The hest meals in the city at tbs
Vendome Cnfe
A splendid opportunity fol man and
wife; TO manage general store and
boarding house One or both, in lur,,
berscamp Address P o box 263 Wen
atchee If
Found-AGies black fur inquire Of
CITY MARSHALL, IF
Wantet-two machine men and
carpenters; steady work; inquire Wen.
atchee planning Mill. If
The ladies OF the NJ. E Church
will serve clioken dinner election day
at the old Bazaar stand, cofuel Mis-
sion and Or >ndo streets. ellis
Mrs Wolf of E tat Is repo rted dan.
ge' ousIy ill
DR. Saunders made professional
trip to Quincy Sunday night
j Clark of Quincy WIS up from that
place Yesterday on short business
trip
W Fl Bioble has been conflne to his
home in this city for some time with
an attack of typhoid malaria. is able
to lie out again
A P Kiser. of the Washington Mill.
ing end grain company, returned the
first OF the week from business trip
to eastern Washington
Miss Ethel Shaw arrived on the
mon train today from a visit with
friends In the east and leaves tomor,
row for her nome ut Chelau.
Miss Grace Parker has received
word from her brother, who owns a
fine farm in Pembina County, North
Dakota. of his intention to sell his
farm as soon as possible and move to
the Wenatchee valley and buy fruit
ranch
A number Of the High School
students who had planned on a Halo
we'en oyster supper, last everlng had
lad in SUCK of oysters. were dis
agreeably surI1I3ed, on coming in at
the rendezvous at late hour to find
that another Tarry oftheIr
fellow students hal ANTICIPATED
them and he'd then selves and the
oysters TO retreat where they pro-
ceedei &c COOK ann eat them Another
gathering of Halloween enthusiasts
were also deprived of their oysters by
the same band CT gueirilas, and for q
few hours the doughty oysrer lift
els" were Comuell5d to keep out of
sight TO avoi the combined wrath Of
their much abused fellows udents
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02

J 1T yonr property with the Red
Apple Real Estate Co. They will sell
II.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
SEPARATE SHIFTS

The pleated skirt is fashions
command. We're ready with am
pie varieta-box pleats, side pleats
grouped pleats-every good model
of the season. The fabrics are Sc
lected for service, which is a prime
requisite in the separate skirt The
cutting and tailoring is for service
also-thoroughly good and able TO
to stand hardest wear withou loss
of shape or good looks. Blacks
and plaids in endless variety.
Prices Range Upwards from So
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-02
REAL UTILITY COATS

If you want coat that will do
double duty, that is perfectly suit
ed for wear on the street and
equally so as a general evening
wrap YOU should visit our coat sec
ton No matter what YOU want
maybe you viii find it mere. The
easy halfloose lines and full grace
full sleeves are the perfection of re-
fined coat making. Touches ofvel-
vet and braid on collar and cuff re-
lieve any possible severity.
Prices Range Upwards from $40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
BANK CLERKS
Organize an Investment Company for
 Their Benefit.

The Bank Clerks Investment com. pany is the title of new organiza- tion just launched in this city. It was organized Monday night at a meeting held in the private offices of the Cot ton Belt Savings bank
 The new concern will be incorpo- rated under the laws of Arkansas, with a capital stock of s100000. and cf this sum $2,500 has already been subscribed.
 The object of the company is to in vest to the best advantage the sal aries of the members.
 The stockholders will be limited to the officers and clerks of the various banks and trust companies.
 Shares were placed at $25 each.
 Following is a list of the officers elected:
 c. w. Pettigrew, president.
 Harry Hanf, vice president.
 E. H. Sloss, secretary.
 V. D. Webb, treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
....+ + + t ++ + + + < f y | LOCAL IND OTHERWISE.
 : A . % $ : . . . : **~
D. w. Boyce devotes his time to rents

Smallpox has broken out at Ladd's mill.
 -carr;er wanted to deliver the Daily Graphic.
 Mrs. J. W. Little, East Sixth ave- nue, is very ill.
 N c. Lowry is very i'll at his home in this city.
 Fred Senyard will soon order a
 ..:t.. handsome automobile.
 -Chas. Haycock is able to place your money on good real estate loans. -E. R. Williford is reported quite sick with pneumonia at his home in Lakeside.
 F. c. Cross, who has been down with slow fever, is able to be up and about again.
 For rent-Office room to desirable party. For particulars see Chas. Hay cock, 113 Pine street.
 MT. Evans has opened up his drug store at Main and Fourth, in charge of J. A. Tillar, late of Bloomfield, Mo. Mrs. Fred Wilson, who has been quite sick at Nineteenth and Chest nut, was taken to Newark, Ohio, Mon- day night.
 For rent-Furnished rooms; als' rooms for light housekeeping; con- venient to bushes part of city. Cal 326 Walnut street.
 For rent-Six room dwelling, No 719 East Third avenue; four room dwelling No. 311 Cherry street. Chas Haycock, Mo- 113 Pine street.
 Have a party desiring to buy desirable business property. If you desire to sell, see me at once. Chas Haycock, Mo- 113 Pine street.
 -Wanted-Men, women, boys and girls to represent McClure's Maga- zine. Good pay. Address e East 23d street, New York City.
 Was that your home burned last night? If not, it may be the next Be on the safe side and insure w.tt Chas. Haycock, No. 113 Pine street.
 A party of Little Rock citizens came down on the handsome launch, "Silver Slipper" Monday afternoon, h charge of Fred M Handlette. the owner of the launch. They were here on combined business and pleasure trip.
 -Wanted-Gentleman or lady with good reference. to travel for firm of $250,00O capital. Salary $1,073 pos year and expenses; salary paid week ly and expenses advanced. Address, with stamp, J. A. Alexander, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Mrs s. Lee Allison, M. E.. electro nesseuse and dermatologist, graduate Of National College of Electro Ther. equities takes this method of an nouncing to the public that she has opened an office at room No. II, Ma sonic Temple. All blemishes, such as IT oles. hairs, warts, etc, removed. Facial treatments and manicuring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
LOST.

Between Poplar and Olive streets on Second avenue, Friday, January 5, 1906: One solitaire diamond ring about one karat in weight and a very small diamond stud A liberal re- ward will be paid for the return of same to this office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
Her Method,

Mrs. Wise-The new girl Mrs. Close keep has got must be a jewel. Mrs. Young-Why. she complains about her more than she did about any of her others. Mrs. Wise-Of course. She wants us all to think that the girl isn't worth enticing away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
A ~ChNrNcter.o

In the cnurchyard of Wooiwich, Kent, England. fig Che epitaph: Sacred to tho memory of Major James Brush, royal artillery. who was killed by the acci- dental discharge of pistol by his or derly 14th April, 1881. Well done, good and faithful servant"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30

Better Than United States Bonds.
 The up-to-date choice selected goods, stylshly made at seriously re- duced prices, owing to dull times; try Eisenkramer, the tailor, above Citi- zens bank, corner Second avenue and Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
ITEM FAIR NEWS
Chapter |.

All classes of goods, useful and or 1 namental. dainty and immense, are i represented in the collection that has heen gathered for the Temple Fair. New York Chicago, St. Louis and Bal timore business houses, other metro poltan firms as we'll as our hustling Pine Bluff emporiums have presented the fair with articles among which even the most fastidious may find choice. Vases, umbrellas, shawls, era vats, boys and men's suits, shoes, ci- gars, flour, coal, an automatic sewing machine pedal, Buck range, and a host of other things adapted both for the parlor and kitchen One gift that provoked ripple of merriment was a case of eascarets. In addition to these, the ladies have embroidered ex- quisite articles of various designs and sizes ranging from a huge fancy table cloth to artistic butterfly doilins. Sub stantial and useful things like aprons and colthes-bags have also been made and given to the fair Out of town friends sent many a pretty artic'e in L ndwork.
 he prlecs for these articles will Le the sane or perhaps somewha Toss than those asked in any reliable metropolitan store. The Temple Hair committee has made departure from :, the custom in vogue at ba21ars. It has laid .!e,wn the law that no cxor- 1 hitant prices will be charged anyone There are so many things on hand that if they are disposed of at their commercial value, the returns will be more than sufficient.
 Another excellent rule laid down by the committee is the one that for bids any soliciting at the fair. Who ever desires to make a purchase or try his or her luck at anything will ] step up to the booth where the arti- cle is exh bited and will be waited on with alacrity and courtesy and will be given smile that lasts as a trad ing stamp. An English walk or a German Spaziergang or a French tete- a-tete will positively not be interrupt ed by "hold-up" or a Jesse James ex- l cursion. Even star-gazing will be permitted, and these modern Babylon ian astrologers will be left unmolested unless they bump into booth or ob- scure worthy star or cause the con- tents of the Dipper to be split
 The last day of the Fair being Val entine Day. the little ones who visit the Fair that afternoon or evening will be presentee with sentimental Valentines from their precocious sWeethearts The Juvenile Lovers bureau will supply sweethearts to all the children who have not yet acquir ed this necessary evil. Upon spec al application a friendly exchange of sweethearts and incidentally of Val entines will be permitted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
A Minor Gift ol Deauty

A Minor Gift ol Beauty.
 A man may be as unattract1ve phys icaliy as gargoyie, but If he possesses personal force and strength of charac- ter he win never lack feminine admira- t1on.-London Gentlewoman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
Rough on the men.

Mrs. Hoyle-l believe that my hus- band Is leading a double life. Mrs. Doyle-You ought to be satisfied these days if he isn't leading triple life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30

-The Young Lad es Guild of Trim fly church will give "Cupid Tea' from 2:30 to 5:30 Wednesday, Feb ruay 14, at the residence of Mrs. R. F. Lee. Everybody cordially invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30

 Of Quality

The essential features of good harness is the quality of the material used in its manufacture combined with skilled workmanship Years of experience in buying and selling harness enables us to discriminate between the good nd.inferior articles when selecting ou1 goods and at the same time has equipped Us with thorough knowledge of the wants of the trade hence our stock contains only that class of goods which we can unhesitatingy recommend
 Our line of single and double harness is most complete, and embraces a range of prices with ill the reach of everyone. If you are thinking of buying anything in the harness line you will find it to your interest to see our goods, as it pays to buy the best both for the sake Of economy and the satisfaction there is in DO sessing good article. We have the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30

Flying kites may be brought back by rnlling in the string, but flying words have no strings 10 them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
ROSENBERG'S CLEARING SALE The Month of February. For Cash Strictly.
 1-3 OFF ON

Bound Books, Bibles, Testaments, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books, Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Pictures, Combs, Brushes, Pocket Books, Music Rolls, Games and Bric-a-Brac.
 1-2 Off on Any Musical Instrument. All Sheet Music, 1oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
L.ec4u-a~ and Learnins.

Lectures and Learning.
 have gained nothing whatever from any lecture I over heard excepting an increased power of forgetting = Con- fession by the Head Master of Eton.
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Atrporragenoe Afrpnumtn.
8ran ~. q. 8Iemtnss' eteuane, Gates6aHs
gen isab Settene 0~hruuaen.

Set ben Gasen Caroline 1erfGels
ynb Murta MttdeLls bat tetne 5rau
p Der Qftronomie pteoer eine 10 tpifs
A9e RoIle gefptelt, ala Grau Winia.
ntina paton Gltmins, etns ssbnren,
@4ottth. bic, no4bem Fe In Dunbee
S4ottlunh, als 9ebrertn gstpirtt, Tn
Jd9re 1879 TIM bitter bon % Sa9rsu
na9 ben Der. @taaten tam urtb It'd
am DbferpatDrtum Der 6drbarbsllnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-20

pfritat ala Gfitffnttn betbdtists. Sm
Subre 1893 ipurbe 5rou Gleming Dor,
feberin Der acknowledgements
fbsn Bibltotbet unb bamtt ote erfte
Dame, Die In Der 25otdhrtsen @es
fhthte Der SdrbdrbslIniperiitdt bon
Der untosrftdtss &orpordtion offts
stelI angeitelt parb. Sn ibrer
gssenpdrtisen Gtsauns itebsn Drau
0femtne mehr als eth Dubenb Mifitens
ftr1er dfs Ne9nsr our Getts. Bon ben
20 WFftentsn an Der 0arporbsuntper
mat aberbaupt fnb, beitSufig bem3rtt,
II Domen.
Don ben ndbrsnb Der lesten liz
Sabre aufgefunbenen neun r,euen ptas
nsten purbsn ausin fe6s ppn Grdu
Bfenins entbedt. Sm @anaen tpurben
iber 300 Sterne peri9iebener Dirt bon
ibr aufgefunben. Mu4 entoedte ie aus
srit Photographic Die Nsbetflede i'm
planefenfbftem. Mls erfte Mmeritas
nerin uno Drttte TIRES Gef9le4ta
iberhaupt rpurbe Srau G[emtng gum
Mitglieos Der &1niglt4 QitronomH9en
0efeuf9aft In 8onbon ernannt. Sbre
betben 8prgdneeriunen paren Gaob
Susetns un6 4snes 81. Glert. Grail
6lsmins TT 5ubem u5eTlop" BON meb-
reren amsritantI9en Colleges.
Grau Glemtns erfreut ft9 nidt nur
stner ~Hattonalen Reputdtton, fonbern
nimmt tn Der gefdmmten aitronomi=
f9en Wsft efnsn berborragenben pfab
ein. G6pn lire erften ptTeni9afts
ti9en Qbbdn6lungsn, bic fe unter Dem
Hamen 90. g. 5leming psr1ffsnt-
lt9te, erregten our4 Die 9enauiet.it
ibrsr 4ngabeu in 9els6rtent.stien
srsbs MufmertIamteit.
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renben &isien0ampfers .aaiferin Qu,
quite Wtctorta" bon Der Qamburgs
4netitdz2tnte, elm @9raubenfligel,
tpie er NIT bret dnberert glet9grpBen
Gliigeln je einen Oct fortbetpegenben
9spaltfsen propeller oes Doppelf9ran.
benDampfers btlbet.
Sold etae pterflugelies ,gatffss
f6raube bat einen @ur9meFer bon e.7
Dieter q Dieter eleth 8 CUB 8 3on,
elne Stetguug ppn CTS Dieter unb eth
@efpi4t BON $4,000 Rtlpgramm
q 9tlpsramm glet9 20 amsrtfani{1e
pfunb). 3pet ~berartise prppeler fnb
bei BEN Misienbampfer ,Ratierin Mup
quite Wtetorta@ nbt1ig. ual ben $500
4pnner f4peren Sta6Ieib bes 2epta-
tbdns NIT ia Rnptet Gef1ninbigteii
I'm mafer poripGrts gu treiben. sJeber
Der s aus MaHsanbron5e eeferttsten
S4raubenffisel bat etne bb6e bon
ISL meter, eine grBbte 9rette BON 1.eo
Meter unb Elm @etpt9t bon 1000 aslp-
nrdy1ta.
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Grctueua Winceua G,erun ala cB.u,rnfnr,t.
suttbrFl oer letatrastt 10000 Marf
Eatss beg Hsot1gnng ittttste. baB NIT
Rteftn Wsttteln ttn aisfHliebltd Der
Rrtbsforf6 Dung btenelbes &rdnfens
4aus tH 9etDe!berg selHaffen tperoen
frlA Ds bdDti4s Wegterung ttelte
!safb Mnna9ule Der Sfftung ben 9oben
tttr bas Gebaube CUR Bertigung. Dte
Mnjtd1t beiteAt aus stDet Mbtbetllngens
ftutr tIsnf1en Tug Rrantsnpflege unb
strer ptHentfdftltnen, tn Der ourn
Werfnde btopgsf1sHemtf4e unb dna'
fcnti9e Mrbetter BITE Watur unh ots
Mriadper Der Rrebstrarthett plbglihit
{lerssltgt perben. I'm benz Snjtttute
fssns Rratt ungetheilt tDtomen gu t1ns
fltg. bat Gaerrp fetne Gebrt6dtf9test an
per 1etbsfbsrger ltntDerFtdt aafgese,
ben.
profeTor gSsrnn 1T etne ber mars
fanteittn Decentralization Der mobers
pen @er5tetpelt. Die uberaus sa6lret,
Men DerbeHerunstn ber Operations
metboben, bs gasrnD duf ben perfdies
0tnten Gebisttn In Die progis elm,
fibrte, buben tpefentli9 gum Mufs
69tpung Der mobernen Gbtrurgs baa
gtfrasen. @etpe n3feniGafu1Ae
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grinbung oyr 3band4e, bab man ben
Rs1lfppf pbns aHoltts 0ebensaefabr
beftttsqsn lam. GefDrbert bat ct aud
Dptienfli9 be DETECTION a, mrgert un6
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frun5BTf9eu arsege 1870 auf 1871
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per. 0t[bfd5nretbs abernomnsn. sSm
esnbrs 1871 tpurbs g3ernp ais profef.
ipr oer G6trurgis unb Director Der
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Atefet qaaBt.
ed,ranbehNG8et ump gropeaee SeS 9auNi
Pfets n9aiiertn ~9tuamte Mietpria."

Don Der eritaunlt9sn @rDBe, BIZ
uleni3li4e Sn9enieurfunH beute Der
95eoni4}ffen gu geben Dermag, si6i
oie beigefiiste N6biloung cine sut'
8oritelung. Mds man auf tbr ftebt
TT eth tleiner She'll BEG neueften atpis
i9en 9am6urg uno Nep Wort perteh.
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Jim Dienlt Der 9umanttdl.
9as Seibrlbereer Suftitat fir &rsbss
fari6ans unO ietn Setter.

Die istermatipmaIe &pnferems fur Srsbsfeg.
t@aae-WsofeHor Gsern1s t~ptTenYdattltGe
ge<essmfe cage ErsampfGattsbanpe.
ass,t umb gsenidDsmirsano.
Inter einorudsboaen Teierli9feiten
lpuroe iiinsft in 9eibelberg bas Sniff
hut fir arebsfDrf6ung erDffnet. 0en
gretgnib puroe ourd bic gesenpart
bes G~roBber3ogs Sriebrtd uno Der
GrpBbersoein CUTIE BON gdoea befons
bere 8ebeutuns periieben. Mit Dem
eigentltden Grinder Der Qnitalt, Mtrtz
ltaem Gebeimen 0fatb Brofefor Or.
Wincen5 gsernp. tpdren Die Delegatef1
Der interuattpnalen &pnferens fir
Rrebsfori9uns eri9tenen, fpel9e I'M
Mnf4luB an bie gr0ffnuns oes Sniff
tuts ftaitfano uno auf pel9er unter
Mnberen, bic @riinoung etaes internoz
tipnaltn @erbanbes beI6loHen nuroe,
nm Der Mushreituns BON Rrebs Gin
balt gu thun.
Die aettung 0s8 9sio.lbereer Sns
fttuts fiir arebsforf9uns, oas Der
Dberaufiidt bes bobifden 11nterri9ts=
miniiteriuras unterfebt, tit fir oie
Daaer Der erften flint Sabre WrofeFor
g5ernp iibertrogsn, ber ben ptan fir
bic neue G4Dpfune aufaefelt bat.
getn.n gemiibunsen ftnb In srfter
Gtuis aud bic rsi9sn S9entungen In
Der GefammthThe BPM fat 100000
Maart fir bic gnitalt gu oanfen,
gaernb fefbif mudte benz Snititalte cine
grcBe 8upenbung. Der erite @ebante
BUR Grri4tuns elmer foI9en WnItalt lit
off sinsu uageuanntsn @Dnner surud.
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Gin idbItmm berbranntes MaodseH.
&nnte. Wanr Dber ssrau lit ldnel
anBer Gefahr, tperri Bu6len's Qrs
Mica Snlbe prompt aneemenoet piro.
y. 8. Weld, 9etDnibo, Mih., iaat:
SD Qebrou4e iie b~eftdnbig in meir1er
Tamilie uno empfebIe lie iebr. Be.
tie 0eilialbe. rs Cts. bel s. Ralteper
q Sobn. Sep. s. s.. Shmibt, gi.
gent, uno NoDluh GreiR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-05

IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON
in and for Chehalis County,
In the matter of the Guardianship
OF Chester Young, Grace Young No.ioo
and Walter Young, minors, j. G.
Cross, Guardian.
To Roy Young, Jessie Young, Arthur Yonug'
Myrtle Young and all persons interested i'll the
estate of Chester Young, Grace Young and
Walter Young, minors:
IT appearing to our superior Court. In Pro-
bate from the petition of J. c. Cross the
Guardian of the persons and estates OF Chester
Young Grace Young and Walter Young, min
ors. that it is necessary that some part of the
real estate of the said minors should be sold.
Now Therefore, in conformity with the order
and direction of the said Court made and en-
tered in said matter on the Doth day OF june
1906 notice is hereby given to the said Roy
Young, Jessie Young, Arthur Young. Myrtle
Young and all persons interested in the per-
sons and estates of the said minors and each of
them to be and appear before our said Superior
Court at the Court House in the City of Monte
sano, Chehalis County, Washington, on the
9th day of July, 1906, at the hour of ten o'clock
A, NJ and show cause, II any they have, why
an order should not be granted to the said
Guardian for the sale OF so much of the real
estate belonging to each of the said minors as
may be necessary for the uses and purposes
mentioned in the petition Of the said Guardian.
Witness the Honorable Mason Irwin, Judge
of the said Court. and the seal OF said Court
this the 9th day OF June. A. D. 1906.
W. C. BIRDWELL,
Clerk.
J. C. CROSS,
Guardian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-05
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINCS At COUNTY SEAT.
ninutcs of the Superior Court ana
New Cases Filed. List OF Real CS-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

acted in The superior court for the week end
ing June 30, lJlb
Ever Carlson vs. f X Wood Lumber
Co. APCarson appointed guardian OF
Ever Carlson, minor.
Sc Wright ct TX VS. Beardsley Bros
Defendants allowed five days IN when 10
support motion for new trial.
Aetna Lie Insurance Co vs. q II Elec-
tric Co. Dismissed at costs OF piaintlif.
In re guardianship of r Henderson
ct al. minors. Action Of guardian ap.
proved and directed.
In re estate of Alvin o Pearson, decd.
Decree OF distribution signed.
In re estate of Marion Veysey, decd.
AID Devonshire, w II France and r l.
Shell appointed appraisers.
In re- estate OF Jennie NJ Keegan, decd.
Jnly 8 fixed to hear petition for admins
irator.
L G Story vs. G T. Story. Judgment
for plaintiff for 81 1872 and costs.
The incorporation OF Maxey & Co was
declared diss olved.
In re guardianship OF Chester Young,
minor. July u fixed for sale of realty,
and 5 X Bowes, f E Jones and . l.
Cram appointed appraisers.
In re estate OF Z Noel, deceased. July
Q liked 10 hear application for admins
traitor.
In re estate Of Patrick d an Ellen J
smith, deceased. Same order.
Mary f Smith ys Dora Il Shirley. Tax
lien forecl, sed.
Dora b Weat herwax VS. Clyde 3 Wealth
erwaX. Divorce granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-05
id Aberdeen, given by N w Land &

add Aberdeen, given by N w Land &
Imp Co.
E Randall vs. Frank Dole. mechanics
lien. building on lot IA, blk %, Hoquiam
-$25.
Ell Minard, admr estate L w Wade.
to B Kirkaldie, bill eale und Is int
Elma Brick 4 Power Co and 10 shares
stock Green Cedar Shingle Co-$6246.
AE Leroy to White Star Lumber Co.
sale of timber, except cedar on lots z
and Sc "a Of nw4, sea Of swM of swA
and sw4 Of sell sec 6-lS, 1880.
AB Wolfe to G E Howarth. acre in
see Bis 6-S200.
Merle 4 Heaney Mfg Co to Wakefield
4 Shaw, cond sale electrical apparatus
$50.
John VI Bruce to G B Carlton, rel mtg
lot II. blk =, Kari's add Hoquiam
1920.
Studer Bros to Mcneil Bros, chattel
mtg cattle and horses-*1730.