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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
White Shirt Waist Suits.

Az $3.9s Is line Of Suits in all sizes,
hardly two Of d style, made Of In
dia linen and Hhrnk lawn, finished
with muslin embroidery and Nalen
ciennes lace and insertion. Price
was 5000 and 5000. Now in
this July sale 1T ...... 1898
One Suit that has sold at s22.so II
made Of white muslin with blue
embroidered dots, 70 close at Sless
AT $3.8s II 4 Muslin suit with fill
plated skirt, waist has embroidered
panel front Was S4.75. Now $3.ss
AT $4.Ss il a Blue Linen Shirt Waist
Suit, waist made with wide box
plat down front and FIVE one-inch
plaits each side, six side plaits down
back, full sleeves with deep tucked
cuff Very full plated skirt. Was
$50. In this sale at .... $498
We can give you other Suits IN plain
linen color and figured goods Of equally
as good Yaiue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
Ekwanok Club omcers.

Manchester. July u These officers
have been elected ~ the stockholders 81
the Ekwanok country club
President. Robert r. Lincoln, Chicago;
vice president. James l.. raylor, brook.
lyn; secretary, George A. Oryis, New
York; treasurer. Clarence NJ. CLARK.
Philadelphia; clerk, Edward q. Oryis,
Manchester ebairmen Of committees,
tournament. James a. Taylor. green.
Paul Waterman, New York, house, John
B. DeCoutsey. Philadelphia, tennis, Pay.
son Wild, Chicago.
The competition for the Iaconic cup.
July 10, 20 and 2i. will be the next
formal tournament on the Ekwanok
course Other important fixtures on
schedule are tie fifth annual Vermont
state championship. August 2. and q:
competition fer first presidents cup,
August rs. 1T. II and Is. and competi-
ton for EIswanok and Orvis cups, Sept.
&, and s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
Ladies' Silk Waists.

At s2.40 Il q Waist made d good
quality wash India silks fine tucked
yoke and tucked back, full sleeves
with deep-tueked cuH. Price was
S2.as Waist comes in black, also
at same price s........+..s... S2a5
A Waist AT $2.87 which II of unusual
value is of white India silk, made
embroidered panel front, finished
with Naleneiennes lace Insertion,
back finished with line tncks, full
sleeve, finished with deep cuff, fin
ished with insertion. Sizes Us, 40
ana Az. Was Ss.25. This sale Az $2.37
AT $29s Il a White Taffeta Waist,
made fine SHRED yoke front with
tucked back, full sleeve with cuff
Was $a.9s. III this sale at IA. s2.96
All extra value TaiTeta Waist iii coli
ors such Is grey, jasper Alice blue,
dark blue. red and white, Is Of I'M
usual worth. This WAIST il made
same style as No. 1851 White
Waist. Has sold for $500: IA
Ibis sale AZ ~.4..s..s.s,sss..s, 1878
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican voters Of the Town
of Barre arc requested to meet IN caucus
Az the schoolhousc, East Barre, Nt., on
Tuesday. July 10, 1906, at eight o'clock
p. nj, for the purpose Of electing eight
delegates and eight alternates 70 the
county convention to be held at Mont
pelier, VT, on July II, 1906
Per order III Republican Town Com,
r. q. Bancroft. Chairman,
j. 4. Ward. Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
snmmer saIe ~ Yaughan's.

Summer sale at vaughan's.
a Leaks Not if you use Densmore's
roofing paint
Shirt waist sale at Naughan's. see
advertisement. s
Special reduced prices on all shirt
waists at Abbott's
Children's colored dresses ait IS 1s3
per cent discount at Fits.
Boys, 60 to g. w AverilI & GO. and
get a bamboo hsh-pole for Zoe.
-Four ladies' silk Elton coats. value
1857 each, now $500 At Fits.
Nou can buy Ms, is and zoe wash
goods on Saturday at Perry's for only
sc per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
EAST MONTPELIER.

Miss Kate Foster 4 spending week y
vacation al Queen City Park.
Mrs. II. II. Famlmun and her guest
Miss Susan Briggs, Of Somerville, Mass,
visited friends in Williamstown ycster
day
Mrs. II. 4. Kemp and Two daughters,
Josephine aud Laura Of Calais. are yisit
ing her parents, Air and Mrs +. 4 Nc.
Knight
Dogs have done d great deal Of dam
age chasing the sheep III II f. Farrell.
All that we're not killed were badly bit
ten and frightened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
a 2 ABBOTT q eel F. ABBoTT 9 coIAP ABBOTT 9 GO.
y The Daylight Store y
OUR JULY CLEANING UP SALE.

We below this Thursday and Friday
Magazine dollar and Sept
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
81. GAupENs STILL AT WORK.
Noted Sculptor Not So Ill As Was Re
ported.

Windsor, July III Augustus 81. Gau-
dens. the sculptor, Who II at His summer
home in Cornish N IT.. and who has
been in i'll health for some time. was
bnsily at work when seen yesterday.
He has not been confined 70 The
house, as reported, since his arrival at
Cornish u few days ago, and bis con
dition is much improved.
At his home il was denied that Mr..
ST. Gaudens had undergone any opera
lion for the removal Of cancerous
growth. ard II was stated that recent
operations 10 which he had submitted
were Of very slight nature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
Vermont Botanical and Bird Clubs.

The Vermont Botanical and Vermont
Bird clubs met on Mt. Mansfield Thurs
day, about 50 being in Attendance Both
clubs have Joined the New England fed
Grafton Of Natural History clubs. The
Botanical club elected these officers
President, Ezra BraineFd 81 MiddlebudY
secretary, Prof =. r. Jones Of Buriingi
ton: treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Flynn Of Bur
lingt0n. The Bird club elected these
President, Airs. f. b. Davenport. Brat
tleboro secretary Miss Della Griffith
st. sjohnsbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

The Republican voters arc hereby nor
tilted To meet in caneus on Tuesday,
July 10th. 1906. at 1850 O'Clock p. M,
az the City Hall, for the purpose Of
clecting nineteen tle) delegates 10 rep
resent ns in the Republican, county con
ycntion To be held at Montpelier on
July ID, 1906.
The voting must be by the check
list. and the ballot box win be closed
at O'Clock
Republican City Committee.
Jnly 5. Is. q. and 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
White Shirt Waists.

We are putting into this July sale
every Waist in our store This means
that All IT CIR Waldorf Waists are
il this sale, al follows:
All White Waists that were priced
a. leaders at SLID and sf25 III
All sizes and styles, such as those
made of fine NaIenciennes Lace in
sertion and edge, and those Riaae
al whole Oh part Swiss embroidered
fronts, now all on our table at
lust ............. CSC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
TooLATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

lost = open.fae match. small size, black
ribbon fob naafked "K. Of c. VIII finder re-
turn 70 this office and be rewarded. a6t2
WANTED = Ladies or gentlemen 70 work fof
reliable company. 500 per day guaranteed.
$500 for higher positions. Address Mrs. F. j.
Arlington IS Elm street Montpelier w. a6tf
FOE SALE. household furniture for sale.
Inquire at Sd summer street 9stf
TORRENT Furnished rooms rice beds. Eath
etc. $500 month. st AZ Prospect street s6t6
LOST--Fox terrier pup, answers 20 the name
a Bills % months old last seen between south
Barre and Granifeyiiie. Had collar with name
~ owner. il i. slayion. Notify owner, % phone
1871 Or is641 agt3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07

These Waists are the best that We
can buy They may please yon At thu
above prices. They are sure To interest
someone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
Notice q the puhIic.

AN persons arc warned agaiHs, dump
ing rubbish or dead animals in TIE
streams IN Barre, as it IS in violation
Of the city ordinances and all such Of
Tenders will be prosecuted PEI order
health committee II Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.

The Frank MeWhorter Go. have the
best assortment Of hammocks in the
eity. s1.50 to 5000 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-07

When advertise garment or any article at
tain price always stand ready deliver the goods.
You can bank ads. Our goods and ads
variance We attract people TO this store
disappont them If you read it in our Ad it's So
Our $1,000 to $500 Mems Suits, 100 Negligee
Shirts our SOC Underwear our $500 Hats are all just
good we have been claiming they The man who
comes here to find these exceptional values will be satisfied
+ rank McWhOrter Co.
One Price Mems and Boys Outfitters.
Telephone Cali 2S4 Blanchard Block 20 and u North Main st
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04
Real Estate transfers.

For the week ending September 90 COMPLIED
| from the records by the Washington A Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
G Kettleson to G O Hansen, 20 rods
Of ms OF se14 sec l-11S-$SOO.
j + Taylor to G N Wilson, tax judy
ment deed sla OF ne14 and e1a of swl
and sw14 OF sw14 and se14 sec l0.15-6.
L S to G Younginger, patent se4 sec
30-l6-S.
U to c Heller, patent e1s Of ne14 sec
SOLOS.
Mrs Viola Canning to A d Devonshire,
quit claim ne "a sec IL, and nwL of NV "a
sec 12-2l-S-$1.
A D Devonshire to E Lowe and S B
Lowe, same-$l.
John Duffy to Same, SEA sec 7-2O-S-$1
Will Lanning to w II Dobson, Its 3,4,
bl |, Lanning's add Aberdeen-$4OO
John Haller to III Winters, M nwL
and nw4 of ne4 sec II, and swL of &c
a sec l9-S425O.
A w Dole to A NJ Campbell, Its %, 26,
bl 10. N Hoquam add Hoquiam-$275.
A A Warwick to & II Under, Its l to
s, bl 2, Mill add Moclips-$6OO.
F f Jones to Z l. Jeffray, Its is to "a,
bl 80, N p add South Aberdeen-$4OO.
F Taylor to J G Stearns, tax judg.
ment deed, Its 1918, bl O.; Its 1921 90,
bl 9; Its IL, bl 10; Its 81 81, bl 10, Depot
add Aberdeen; lot 8, ii Is, City of Grays
Harbor.
Same to J L Baer, same Its 1924, sub
division plat of "B; :" Its 1,2, bl /; Its
l,2, bl 6; Its So ,3o, bl s. Its 1914, bl 8
Its 2l,22, hl II; Its 1917, bl Is, Depot
add Aberdeen.
J G Fry to Leila A Bartlett, quit claim
Its l l,l2,l3, bl l6, Renton add Mont-Sl.
Same to Same, Its 49, 1917, bl l6.
Renton add Montesano-$l.
Same to Lucy ] Carter, se114 OF SCI sec
Is 1851.
Frank Groundwater to S 1 Bunch, Its
3,4,5, bl 8, L & A add Elma-$25.
John G Fry to Amanda Markham,
81 OF nw14 sec Sl7-S-$1.
W Fry to Hayes & Hayes, sw14 Of
sec 6'l0-$7000.
East Hoquiam Co to Clara NJ Clapps,
1t IL, bl "a, Ontario add Hoquiam-$150.
w Mack TO X Zelasko, lot 10, bl 81,
Benn's Original plat Aberdeen, except
building-$5550.
U to Peter Schaier, patent s1s sw114
sec 20-19-7.
J Garrett to J Love, part Of neN Of
nw14 sec 33-1S-6-$20.
E A Mack to o X Logging Co, und11s
int in n1s OF nw14 sec 9-lS-lO-$15OO.
G H Shut to F Herren, Its $40, bl II,
W & 3 add Aberdeen-$1000.
sc Mitchell to Amanda NJ Herren, lts
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04

5 to IL, hi 2. Mitchell's sub division trac
8. bl 2, of Evans 4 Lewis Grays i;arbo
Homesteads-$250.
Same to Same. Its 1911, bl l, Mitch
ellis sub division tract s, blk ., sam,
add-$l50.
Edward Thompson f. f llerren, lot
l.2,3.l0,1l, ~. bl Al, Broadway add ;
Aberdeen-S5O.
Same to Vera NJ lierren, its 2 to IL
bl >, Mitchell's sub div tract s. bl 9,
Il l. Grays Harbor Homestead-$275.
CIR Beardsley to J b Egerer, lot II, b
SO, w Il B add Aberdeen-$l.
$ VI Anderson to tordnry Timber Co
swli OF sw4 sec II, and nwL sec 20
T-7-$500.
SM Anderson to G II Davis, eis ant
nwl4 sec II 10 $500.
Pacific Beach Co to ) Hoover, lot IS
bl $, Plat Pacific Beach-$l25.
Z Campbell to W II France. und1s I'M
in lts 7,S.9. bl 10. Campbel's add Ho-slO
Della NJ Medcalf to Chehalis couoty, g
rods of s rods Of n 30 rods fw y of sw1,
to be used foi public street-$1.
j W Scott to Chehals county, e so +,
OF the VIZ OF sw14 of nell4 Of swl4 an,
e 80 fit of VIZ of nw11a of SCI 4 of swi les.
g 1872 It and e 80 1t of swl4 of nwA o.
nel4 of sw114, sec 30l6-4, to be used as 9
public street-S1.
Della NJ Medcalf to Orlando Newton
land in 1t Is. Smiths Garden tracts-S42
w Strub-l to d Bunch, Its 1,2, bl 3
L & A add Elma-$20
Jane Platz to l II Watkins, ne14 sec
2S.16-5-$5.
IR Watkins to G II Davis. same--$5
A f Graham to Edith Kempton, lots
% 90. bl ., Pennel add Aberdeen--Sl.
II G Heermans to CITY of Hoquiam
ne Is it Its $3.50, bl SO, Hoquiam, to be
used ior public alley-$l.
& Kernaghan to C O Nourse, e., OF
neii and e1a of se14, sec 2S-l7-S, also Its
to I, bI 5, and 1t |, bl 4, Mocips-S470
$ X Bowes to Sven Swenson, 1t s, bl s,
Fark add berdeen-S75.
J. J Wcatherwax to John Lund, Its .,
S 1, bl >, l. j Weatherwax add North
Aberdeen-$225.
+ Byles to g II Erickson, Its to 5,
bl 16, Renton add Montesano--$l60.
August Ihle to Henry Boutyette, lot 1,
bl l, Bayview add A berdeen-$2500.
a J West to Henry Yussla, It's rs, bl
II. N 7 add South Aberdeen-Sl00.
Horace w Cox to + Bowling, Its Z, $,
bl s, Karr's add Hoquiam-$23O0.
Il = Brown to W b Mack, lot i, bl %,
w & B add Aberdeen-S525.
a S Ruth to A Phillips, quit claim
Its 1873, bl "a, Renton add Monte-S10.
Anna G Hopkins to p G Klufton Its
5,6,7, bl "a, Minis add Cusmopols-S750.
A B Wolfe to NJ Fl Mitchell, land in
sw4 sec 3l.1S-6-$l7O.
NJ II Mitchell to- W Lynch, same 1900
Frank Groundwater to \ Il TIackett,
Its 3,4 bl Z, W & B add Elra-S75.
+ F Prentiss to Grays Harbor Refrig-
Grating Co. sw}s 1t 8, bl 3S, Hoqu-S90O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04

agreement.
X Zelasko to 0 L Grain, party wal
agreement.
Larkins Logging Co to Public, certii
cate OF log brand, Thirty -fve-twt
BARE"
X II Hilligoss to A j West, mtg Its ! l
~, bl 46, w Il B Second add Aber--S600
Frank Wedekidd to + Carter, par
tial sat mtg Its 8 to s, blk 2, Arland'f
add Montesano-$1000
VI NJ Mcpherson to W J Wright, sal
mtg.
Alice King 70 Frank Wedekind, mtg
Its to s, bl =, Arland's add Monte-$300.
V I Mcconnell to Klauki Il Anderson,
con sale bar fixtures, etc, Oxford saloon,
Hoquiam-S2700.
Aberdeen Brewing Co to Mastin &
Powers, con sale stock, fixtures, etc,
Warwick saloon, Montesano-$2000.
J L Conner to Aberdeen Brewing Co,
lease building on part of block 81, Ho-
GUAM, three years at $50 per month.
T S Dunbar to will tanning, asst land
contract Its SO, bl 46, " & B Second add
Aberdeen-$1.
Thos Mcclure to Mrs Ellen Cloney,
sat mtg 1t 6, bl SO, W 4 B add Aberdeen.
Martin Antus to A II Anderson, sat
mtg-$450.
Victor Koch to G. A Watkins, sat mtg
Its Is to 23, bl Is, Eureka add Elma-$15O
w II Sherwood to F S Taylor, mtg
n :, OF nwl4 sec 2S'lS,6-S1l5.
Nlerrimack River Savings Bank to J II
Jackson, sat mtg nw14 sec 22-l7-o-SoO0.
Equitable Savings Il Loan Association
to a Crippen, partial release mtg 1t l6,
bl Il, n Hoquiam add Hoquiam.
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co to G Dolf,
rel Of lien building on 1t 8, bl Il, Camp.
bells Corrected plat Hoquiam.
FF Prentiss to Public, affidavit affect
ing title to sw1a 1t 3, bl So, Hoquiam.
City OF Hoquiam to Public, ordinance
303, changing name OF Main street to
Riverside avenue.
c S Claiming to L E Lemon, m sw Z!
of sel4 and 81. of nwA of swl4 sec g.
l5-5-$325.
Montesano Shingle Co to Public, certi-
ficate Of log brand "Circle H'
H A & NJ P New bury to Public, certiti'
cate OF log brand Inverted Double N"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Chas Blue to A G Mcneil, mtg Its 4
and eia of nw14 sec 22-l6 S-$795.
J Marion to A M Dunlap, mtg Its rs
$40, bl II, w Il B add Elma-$700.
d White to J F Koch, chat mtg cat
tie, hogs and horse-S50.
OK Logging Co to II Egge, con sale
yarding engine-Sl0O0.
Geo Geissler to II T Pierson, discharge
! OF mtg.
E A Willie to Dora Hicks, chat mts
horses and wagons-$250.
r G Chisholm to Louis Miller, bill O
sale furniture, etc-$92.
Mary Jane Wilson to A Jaeger, mte
Its 49,, bl II, River add HoQuam-S250
o. Engen to + NJ Potter, land con
tract 1t 5, bl %, W & B add Aber--$550
A L Brazee to J w Wilson, bill sale
household goods-$1.
B Dabney VS. A r Dabney, lis pen.
dens action affecting title to lots 3,3. b
AZ, Original plat Aberdeen.
G O Hansen to q I. Evers. mtg &C
rods OF ne OF se14 sec LII $500.
Carroll to Vance Lumber Co, sale
of timber on VIZ OF Sc ana sw "a OF
ne4 sec 6.17.5-$200.
SD Moore to Same, mtg land in sec
35-1S-6-$362.
Hewitt & Foss to Hewitt Logging Co,
transfer OF all right, title and interest OF
said cooperation to said corporation in
and to tim Der and rightoi-way on s < OF
ne4 sec 24-1S.7; sci of swat sec 24-1S-
7; lot s, part lot II, sec 25-lS-7; ne4 OF
nw14 sec 25-lS-7; s 10 acres in sea OF
se4 sec 25.lS.7; land in % lS-7; lots l,
2 and nell OF sw14 sec "a Isl.
Annie f Smith to Hewitt Logging Co,
lease 10 years land in sec 3l-lS-6-Sl00.
Malone 4 Cam to f l. Mlnard IL Co,
chat mtg shngle mill adjoining village
OF Porter-S900.
WI Patterson to c NJ Shannon, sat
mtg-$400.
Geo B Steele to Hewitt Logging Co,
bill sale improvements on ne4 of ne 4
and 1t 2, sec 36.lS-7-S60O.
James Swan to c I Eaid, sat mtg $500.
CT Eaid to Public. affidavit affecting
title to nel OF ne4 sec II, and nwi of
nw4 sec l2-2l S.
Il L Philbrick to A w Dole, sat mtg
Its %, 20. bl 10, n Hoquiam add Hoqu.
B Gillespie to J NJ Dunning, bill sale
stock mdse in store on lot II, bl so, Cor
rected plat Hoquiam $4,000.
q l. Hilton to 0 N sullivan, mtg 1t IL
bl l, w u B add Aberdeen-S500.
X Zelasko to w B Mack, mtg lot 10, bl
81, Benn's Original platt Aber-$5000.
A Castrino to J Evans, mtg 90 feet 1t
10, Harbor Dock add Aberdeen-$500.
Elma Lodge, No Is, X OF P to H B
Moores. sat mtg land between street
and N X R-$2O0.
Lewis Stenger S Co TO A Decide.
ault, lease barber suppies--Sl359.
Union Log & Driving Co to Public,
certificate of log brand ~ L D"
w IT Osborne to d Gibeault, bill OF
sale barber shrp and fixtures, Aber-$S62
Matt Stream to Thos Lund, mtg lots 8,
1911, bl %, First add South Aber-$500.
CE Rockwell to V w Mckay, bill OF
sale und1s int saloon furniture and fix
lures and stock of liquors known as yell
lowstone Bar, Hoquiam-Sl.
WI Doble to Thos Lund, mtg Its 9,l9,
bl S, frances add Aberdeen-$600.
F X Drake to K Zeiasko, party wall
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04
NEW CASES.

f S Alvey and A + Graham VS. Wake
field State Bank creditors, and + "
Byles assignee, foreclosure Of tax lien.
+ II Storey VS. Arnold. Debt.
Robert d Brown VS. City or Aberdeen
Damages for personal injuries.
a f Graham and B Cauthorn vs c
r q and L Talcot. Foreclosure OF tax
lien.
Same vs. II a Parent. Same.
Same vs. Juliette Tanner. Same.
Same VS. Worthington. Same.
Same vs. T Peppard. Same.
Mary Fiene VS. Fred Fiene. Divorce.
Eugenie Smith VS. f F Smith. Di-
vorce.
State OF Washington vs. Art Burke and
A W jacobson. Maintaining gambling
resort.
N W Rubber Co vs. G Blomquist and
Jonn A Carlson. Debt.
B Dabney va A r Dabney. Specific
performance.
A E Graham vs. T Mazzini. Foreclos.
ure tax lien.
Julius L Baer vs James Langdon. Fore.
closure tax lien.
Same AS A McDermott. Same.
Henry Levi vs. Martin WEIGH and John
Mechie. Same.
Same VS. Tena G Horr. Same.
Same VS. + Diedrichs. Same.
@ w Hodgdon vs S Il CASTLE. Abb
stract from justice court.
Fritz Rebotski vs. Thos Lawler. Same.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-04
Order adjudging defendant to be in de-

Order adjudging defendant to be in de-
fault.
State of WASHINGTON VS. John Jones.
Order overriding defendants demurrer
to information.
B Oppenheimer VS. Sunset Telegraph
| & Telephone Co. Order denying defend
ants motion requiring plaintiff to state in
his complaint whether the contract
therein set out was written or oral, and
allowing defendant 10 days in which to
plead.
f Alvey vs. Wakefield State Bank.
Order granting plaintiffs motion to pub
lish summons agains, defendant in the
Hoquiam Washingtonian, a paper pub
lished in Chehalis county.
Robert d Brown vs. City of Aberdeen.
Order everything defendants demurrer to
plaintiffs complaint and allowing defend
ant five days to answer.
Mary Fiene VS. Fred Fiene. Order al
lowing plaintiff 800 for the first month,
and $50 for each month thereafter during
the pendancy of this action, and $3.50
attorneys fees.
State Of Washington VS. John ? Dough-
ertv. A Emerson Cross was appointed
counsel for defendant.
State VS. George Ryan. Pearsall &
Connor were appointed counsel for de-
PENDANT.
In re citizenship; DEGREES signed ad-
hitting the following applicants to citi
zenship: VIM Dneen, Robert Poison,
Jacob Schnock, natives of Canada; Jacob
Hesg, native of Norway; Esther Baer,
native of Prussia.
In re estate Of VIM A Gattsche, decd.
Order directing notice to creditors.
Harriet Gunsolev. Decree of divorce
and judgment restoring to plaintiff her
former name, Harriet Nj Oliver.
The following persons were admitted
to citizenship: Gustaf Westberg, Frank
Johnson, Anders Lundberg, Robert Pat
tison, Geo w Graham, Ingvard Mathia
son, Paul G Klufton, Anton Klufton,
John G. Warsmaa. John w Kittila. Mo
SEES Wilppone, John Kristo, Martin
Kuhn, Samuel Shaw.
In re estate OF Ernest Mas, decd.
Oct % fixed for hearing of petition of
Bertha Mas for letters OF administra
ton.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
All Honor
Paid to Spencer.
NO REASON FOR ALARM
EMBASSY An WASH.
iNGToN HAS No FEAR

Japan has every confidence that
President Roosevelt will adjust the
Japanese California school eontro-
versy entirely 10 ;he satisfaction OF
both nations. Feeling this confidence
Japan has ceased TO be agi,atod over
the situation. The Japanese ucws.
papers are emphatically moderate T.,
all their notices OF the affair. and SO
far as the Japanese nation is con
cerned there is absolutely no reason
for the revival of tho newspaper
notoriety I'm this country" II was
further said there were no new
developments in the situation of any
character; that the matter was In the
hands of President Roosevelt, and
his Willingness and ability to act were
entirely relied upon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
FRIENDS COME FROM AFFAIR AND
INDUSTRY PAUsEs IN TRiB-
UTE TO PRESIDENT.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. Am
that is mortal of Samuel Spencer. late
president OF the Southern railway
whose tragic death on his railroad ON
Misunderstanding morning shocked the
people OF two hemispheres, was
lnid to rest this afternoon I'm the re-
'eiVing vault of Oak Hill cemetery.
there to await final disposition
Notable tribute was paid To the
memory of the distinguished railroad
magnate by his associates. by states
mon and by mon eminent In all walks
of public life The funeral obsequies
We're hold i'm historic st. Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal church, attended by
railroad officials, fnanciers and pub
lie mon from all parts OF the country.
Many OF them were lifelong nssocI-
ates and thore were hundreds of
friends from the south.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
GREAT HOLIDAY
OPENING.

The great Holiday opening sales
Of The Surprise stores and the 5 and
1Oc Stores started with a rush yes
terday
The immense display of seasonable
goods to suit all pocketbooks and
suitable presents for all ages at
tracted constant crowds, notwithtand-
ing the threatening weather. Large
crowds are expected for today. Every
one is talking about the bargains the
big Toy display, the free delicious
Hot Chocolate, with whipped cream
and the sweet music i'm attendance,
and the beautiful decorations. Don't
miss it.-All free all day today at
both stores. Take a look at Santa
Claus Headquarters and yourself:
just as welcome if you want TO look
as If you want to buy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
ADJOURNED UNTIL TUESDAY,
WHEN PRESIDENTS MES
SAGE WILL BE READ.

Washington. Dec. 3.-The Fifty
ninth Congress opened with full
membership. In the Senate there
were 81 Republicans and 33 Demo
Gratis. There were 334 in the House.
two vacancies being untitled. one
from New York and the other from
Massachusetts. Two hundred and
forty-eight Republicans and 1876
Democrats are i'm the House.
The Senate has full membership
for the first time in over three years.
The House initiated eight new mem
bers. Among them were Saunders
Democrat, from Virginia. and Ed
wards. Democrat. from Georgia.
After adopting resolutions in mem
ory of the deceased members, the
House adjourned until Tuesday. The
FIRST business will be the reading of
the Presidents message.