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"A Brinlsley Souvenir Envel-
 cpe.

With other prominent and pro- gsessiye towns Of the state Brirkley is to have q souvenir envelope.
 The Byinkley souvenir envelope is being published by the Folsom Prlntery and the pictures that appear on them are pretty and suggestive. The pictures are grouped around the railroad map showing Rrinkley as 2 railroad center which map was also prepared fer the Folsom Printery
 The back of the envelopes will con tain comprehensive write up of BTinklsy, her advantages, and also tell of her greatest needs.
 The grade cf the envelopes is much better than that usually used in souye- nir envelopes and the cost of them is but small amount moe than erdi- nary envelopes.
 The Foisom Printery has bought considerably over loo,o9o envelope $ during the past month and ii that doesn't tell ycu that somsoody is hay ing printing dore at the Folsom Pintery what else does Ii mean9
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New Wholesale House.

The new Weldon brick building is being fitted up 10 be used as whole sale grocery house. It has been rslt- ed by the Cazzola Grocery Co.
 One oi the members of the firm stated 10 an ARGUS representative this week fiat the firm ~ould begin busi- ness as soon as the work being done on he house could De finished
 The retail business Of the firm will be conducted as heretofore in the same old stand.
 This is not an entirely new depart. ure for this firm as a limited wholesale business has been cone by the house for q number of years, before it's or ganization under the present name.
 The addition Of this seperate whole. sale department is a clear index Of the growth and prosperity of this re- liable firm.
 We rejoics thsir success.
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IF YOU DON'T

sue aeed the first tins uae Eleroine and you will get instant relief The greatest liver regulator. A positive cure for Constipation, D spepsia, Ma
 lara, Chills and all liver complaints. Mir. C.. oi Emory Texas. writes !" My wife has been using Il erblns for herself and children for five years. It is a sure cure for constipation and malaria fever. which is suostantiated by what it has done for my family.
 Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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The Rock Island Coal
 Saute.

The coal shute being built hy Ro-k Island road. just below the oil mil, is ginning to "!com up The frame work will o= almost completed ta.s week
 This is really mammoth shue. It is to have a tctal height Of about 60 feet and is 10 have eight pockets. The average shuts only has from four to six pocsets. Each pocket holds coal sulficiea. to fill al en2las teaisr one time.
 This shue isto os g coastru1tcd thatit VII n9t bs necessary to shovsl the coal into the pockets by hand, as is done h most cases. out is dumped direct in unloading the cars
 Some idea Of the inInens!iy of the structure may be gained loy this state- ment; The framing is nov almost all uo and it Is said tae shuse will be com pletsd by July Absut tweaiy men are now employed
 The fouad1tionis Of concrst7. The frame work s Of l.ugc timber kbraced and cross , aced @Ita oih large timbefs all pinnc ] tsgstlser wish bcayI iron bcl.s
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.ne.
 Apply to
 FIX. MAssroa. Clarendon. Ark.
 HOLLY GROVE NEWS.
 J. w. Lair had spell of chills last week.
 After stormy rain Saturday night ve had lovely sunshine Sunday.
 Mrs. Jesse Patterson visited home folks at H. c. recently.
 Judge T. c. Trice and Fred K. Atkins attenced to business matters in Memphis last week.
 Willie Mayo was on the sick list of last week but is able to be out again. ve n v note.
 win Johnson visited friends and rs ;ves in H. c. last Saturday and 5. ay.
 Ary Wiseburg. of Clarendon visltta h sister. Mrs. s. Geronin aers ss-s Sriday and Saturday.
 Mrs. FreJ Atkins visited her par enss at Forrest City the laffsr pr oi last VDek. & l. B. Cooke, of Clarendon. visited his father. J. A. Cooke. and family last Monday.
 BORN: To H. C. and Mrs. Lair. a baby boy on the 2oth of April. 1907 We hear no unfayorable report.
 Aesdauses J. B. Cooke and Bettie Barne oI clarcndon. visited in h.. e. tSs S1tafday and Sunday. the gusts os A. Cooke and family
 E Jsoanson had tussle wilh 10 -as.i. -st .weef sh'c to De eat again. gladly note
 l. 5. Washington. oi Summeryille. Tenn. spent part of last week at H. G. looking alter his farming interests over at Duncan.
 Misses Jennie and Lucy Welborn. of Helena. are visiting at Helena a.. this time. the guest of her aunt. Mrs. E. E. Trotter. They are grand daughters of Judge w. D. Ken.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Becker. of Memphis. visited in sG. last week. the quests Aoramson and family. Mr- Becker was Miss Vendase Cohen. sister of Mrs. R. Abramson D. B. Renfro, Jr., banker from Corning. Ark. spent last Sabbath with ias homctoiks at H. C. Come again 'sDese. 2 we siadly welcome you on your yisiss vcur ooynood home, The coIored people Of Norman $ Chapel in H. c. had big day last Sunday. A visiting minister was with them They held services all day and at night.
 The Second Quarterly Conference for the H. C. and Marvell charge was hela at H. C. Sunday and Monday. Dr Bennett vas on hands and preach cd .s the delight of all who heard him. He preached to crowded house at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m.
 Our mutual friend. 0r. j. r. Taylor. spent good week the past week. He was able to go about in his room on crutches without help. pr Bennett held communion services m pr. ay- iors soosD Iast Sunday evening.
 lsSdames Mary Boyd and Nellie 1o1Is took n outing quite distance in the woods last Thursday. hunting wild ferns They soon found as man) os they could well bring home in thei' buggy. It is interesting to see now many kinds they f' und in the woods and many are far prettier than those that are cultivated
 ]. A. Cooke and daughter. Miss Bertha. left last Tuesday for Lynch burg. Va. to visit enc of his daughters, Lucy Peuow. Miss Bertha will be away two months but Mir. C. expects te b. away only about ons v,sk. While on this trip he will also visit ! hall sister. Mrs. Dss Pcrrow. who lives near his daughter.
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Age, Nativity, Religion and Politics of our Grand
 Jurors.

A representative of the Sun was ac- corded the courtesy of short inter view with each member of the Grand Jury Tuesday morning, during which he inquired of each age, native state, church membership, politics and choice for president, with the following result:
 Jas. A. Sain, foreman; age 28, born in Mississippi. Old School Presby- terian. Democrat, fayors Jeff Davis or Bryan for president.
 Parker C. Evan, clerk; 2o, born in Arkansas. Methodist, Democrat, fav- DTS Bryan.
 F. B. Toms, 68, born in North Carolina, Methodist, Democrat. no choice for president.
 W. F. Branch, 57, born in Tenn essee. Presbyterian. Democrat. favors Bryan.
 | Sutton. 50. born in Arkansas, PrAs, ' erian, Democrat, favors Bryan
 ErA ables. se. born in Alabama, baptist, Democrat, for Bryan.
 H. 5tillvell. Sr., age between 2l and 3. bcrnhn Arkansas, the best sta. in f.A Union;" Democrat, no chunsh eemdeYship and no especial psefe snce as to denomination-likes then all; favors Bryan for president, but is not particular.
 ]. H. Plumlee. 58. born in Ken lucky, belongs to Holiness Church. is ? Democrat and favors Bryan for president.
 Tim Shulss. 3l. born in Arkansas, Methodist. Democrat. favors Bryan.
 w. ". Bentley, 4o. born in Ala bapsa. has no church TT1embcrshlp. but inclines 10 Methodist; Democrat and favors Bryan.
 Geo. Chedister. 48. born in Tenn essee. has no church membership. but incllnes to Baptist, Democrat and has nc choice fer president.
 Oavy Anderson 52. born in Mississ- ippi. Missionary Baptist, Democrat no choice for president
 B. B. Benton. 34. born in Arkansas Christian, Democrat. favors Bryan
 H. W. Moody. 8. born in Tenn essee. has no church membership but inclines to Christian. Democra and favors Bryan.
 Ben Cooke, 3o. born in Arkansas Methodist. Democrat. and favor Bryan for president. T. M. Brown. BaiIiff Of Grand Jury 58. born il Fayette county, Tennes see. Presbyterian. Democrat and 2 present fayors Bryan for president but would support John Sharp Will jams or CuIberson If circumstance seem to demand it. Sun.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-05-03
 | FOR YOUR BRfAnlIa
 Try toasted Corn Flakes and Str1Hl,n White ded Flour fits any ned. l SIMMONS 8 SHULE]

announced: James EngIe, R. M. Henderson, Rube s. Watkins. County Clerk: The following are announced: James A. Garrett, A. | T. Blaine.
 Assessor. The following are an nounced: R. Frank Milwee, of Clar- endon; A. K Roberts of Holly Grove; | R. Fl. Hughes, of Roe; W. C. Brown, C. H. Botsford, E. r. McCreight, J. A. Johnson.
 Rev. w. w. Hendrix returned Saturday from an extended commer- cial tour through the northwestern part of the state. I The ladies of the Episcopal church gave a very pleasant and profitable ice cream supper at the residence ef pr. w. w Smale, yesterday even ing.
 The Kings Daughters will give a strawberry and ice cream supper on next "Wednesday evening at the resi- dence Of Mrs. Wm. Hooker. The entertainments of the Daughters have been the most enjoyable, incest social events ofthe winter and of course this will be well patronized and a blooming success.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild, were royalty entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. s. H. Cardwell at her pretty hone on East Cypress St. She was assisted in receiving by Miss Sara McNally.
 We should have gotten out al extra edditionlast Saturday telling about Henry Goldnan's queer capers but there was no use as Henry was busy explaining himself all day. It was occasioned by the birth Of fine baby girl at his hone.
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flyers Drug Store Sold.

The Myers Drug Cos drug store, which has been operated the past few years by Willis Myers, changed hands last Saturday, Mir. Myers sell ing to L. H. Barnett. pharmacist-and druggist of Florence, Miss.
 Mr. Barnett took charge at cnce upon the closing of the deal.
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4 Hard Deb! h lsI,

"I owe a debt of gratitude | never te paid off, Z writes C. { of Westfield, Iowa, for mi from death, by pr. Kings N overy. Both lungs were 90 [ affected that death seemed id when commenced taking
 covery. The ominous dy.
 cough quit before the firstb| used, and two more bottles 1 comblete cure. ;" Nothing k equaled New nisossyv iq } colJs and saif throat and lA plaints. Guaranteed by all q soc and Sl. .OO. Trial botlea
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'we hope the toSn authorities WI give

We hope the to~n authorities viN give 4th street some attention real soon. Rev, ]. A. Patterson's baby IS SICK. We hope the child will soon be wen again.
 Monday sight this section ot the Gcoan.., had very destructive flood of cam. accompanied by wind and some |haIl pat 10 harm, but there seemed to be something in the way of water spout. or cloud burst, for the town was completely inundated. Great damage was done to garden truck. Your correspondent had very promising prospect for a garden before the flood; but oh how disheartening the sight next morning cabbage a foot or more high. potatoes beginning to put on tubers. english pea vines fun of pads. all under water. But as the water gets off we hope things will not look so gloomy.
 H. c.
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|'uIIlIuk m
 llut, Nsar Holy dIlvs. !
ssnt. 50 acres of good

'sr " G,e asAsk. The place x 4enced. hes three dwelling houses plenty of wood and good water cn s.me.
 Apply to F. K. MARsToN. Clarendon. Ark.
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WILLIAMS KIDNEY M

Have you neglected your kidps you overworked your nervous caused trouble with your kidns,s der3 Have you pains in ihe back, groins and bladder? M flabby appearance of the fsce, F under the eyes? Too frequent pass urine? If so Williams Ki will cure you. Sample Free. Dy cents. Sold by Converse & But
 WILLIAMS M'F'G Co, prop'sd,Icl
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PILES! PILES! nj

pr. Williams Indian Pile oipi cure blind, bleeding, ulcsrst.d ,, Piles. It adsorbs the tumon 3: itching at once. acts as pou,s..s| stead relief. Dr. Williams P, OintH en is prepared for pil., of the private parts. Sold N and Brooks, by mail for Sec ,.iI
 WILLIAMS M'F'G Co, props, ci
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hs Flugai al 6elIysluIg.

David Parker. Of F'ayette, N r., who lost foot at Gettysburg. writes: .Electnc BIttcrs have done me more good thanssny medicine ever took. For several years had stomach trouble. and paid o,t much money for medicine to liftse purpose, until I began takinz EIck1:c Btters would not take HOO i3t what they have done for me. Grand tcnic for the aged and f5r frfnase @Naknessss Great alter. native and h13x'kylilsr suss cure fo, lane hacK 2 We|ak kldaeyS, Gl1F. antesd hy al dx iz so
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W'''llm's Cartol's saIvs Ri
 Witch HalsI.

The best salve in X. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. s;s Ss,' NJ X. D! chapped hands and all sLin h. Is guaranteed to give satIsIses.. rs'unded. Price 25c. Sold < a Brooks, druggists.
 WILLIAM s M'F'c. Co. Pron,, r,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
NEW CASES.

CT Smith ct uA We Mary J Carothefs
ct al. Ejectment and damages.
State OF Washington VS. Ella May Will
liams. Murder in first degree.
8 f Slade Lumber Co va N p Ry Co.
Injunction.
X ZeIasko VS. Laughlin A Doyle. Res.
titution Of premises and rent.
Pete: Hansen, administrator Of the es.
tate OF Albert Hansen, decd, We Hayes
& Hayes, and w H McWhinney, sheriff
OF Chehalis county. Injauction and
transfer Of proceedings.
CM Pardue vs. Hattie Pardue. Divorce.
State ex rel Ora E Wilson and Essie A
Wilson VS. Superior court of Chehalis
county and Wynooche Driving Co. Alb.
stract Of judgment from supreme court
on writ OF review.
Virginia Tarbell vs. Martin Hayes.
Restitution of premises and damages.
A Suarski vs. Washington State Coloni-
cation Go. Complaint not filed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
City Fire Alarm Boxes

Below is given the location of the real
and imaginary: boxes. the latter being
marked with an asterisk ~:
*Box No. 4-Young and Thomas, North
Aberdeen.
*Box No. g. B and Cleveland streets,
Highland Home.
*Box No. 7-Terrace avUnue and D
street. High School.
*Box No. S-Burrows' Dock.
*Box No. 9-Hume and X streets,
Northern Pacific Railroad Depot.
*Box No. 12-Boone and King streets,
South Aberdeen.
Box No. 15-Wilson Bros.' Mill.
Box No. It's. E. Slade Mill.
Box No. 21-Market and F streets.
Box No. 23-American Mill.
Box No. Is Heron and F streets.
Box No. 27-Fourth and G streets.
*Box No. 31-Franklin School, Market
between Jefferson and M streets.
Box No. 32-Hume and H streets.
Box No. 35-Anderson & Middleton
Mill.
Box No. 37-Heron and Broadway.
Box No. 38-Third and Broadw ay.
Box No. 42-Hart-Wood Lumber Co. g
Mill.
Box No. 45-Western Cooperage.
Box No. 47-Hume and Washington
streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
At THE COURT HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1lnuteS OF the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List Of Real ES.
tate Transfers and iSCellaneOuS
Instruments Filed with County
auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record OF business trans
acted in the Superior cOnrt for the week cid
Ing December Il, 1907.
In re- estate Of Sara NJ Williame, decd.
January 20 fixed to bear final account.
August Eur was admitted to CITIZEN
ship.
d MacI.affe,ty ct al vs NJ Rightsman
ct al. Dismissed.
Emma johnson vs. Admer Johnson.
Divorce granted.
State VS. l. G Smith. Jury disagreed.
State VS. Louis Fogel. Verdic, OF guilty.
City Of Montesano va Trustees of Pro-
testant Episcopal church. Sale OF e.,I,y
confirmed.
FL Campbell vs w T ,.nd G W AL
ward. Tax lien iorecloseh.
w Quennell VS. II A Hayes. Same.
In re estate of Frank Lessnan, deed.
Final account approved.
In re estate OF NJ Goldsmith. deceased.
q Goldsmith aud Fred Bennett cited to
appear and testify December 80.
Stella Putnam Va Carl Putnam. Di-
vorce granted.
In re estate of Marion A Fry. deceased.
January 20 fixed to hear final report.
In re estate of Franz Riel, deceased.
Fred Rosmond appointed administrator.
In re estate OF Sarah J Shadburn, d..
ceased. Jan larry fixed to hear petition
for administrator.
In re estate OF Chas Mckinney, decd.
Same order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Il Evans to W ] Johns, rel chat mtg
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26

which | blamed t. some lcrange-
ment OF the kidneys. II mad both
cred me for several month, and IL
was difficult for ME to attend 10 my
household duties co.i,d not rest
well nights nor straiyhren VIZ With
ont suffering pain. | GOT DUan's
Kidney Pills ~ W r. Paine 4 Co s
drug store, AM they cm9eh ne com
pletnly Since then there has heen
no recurrence"
For sale ny all 'ter,n"s Price so
cents. Foster Milhtirn Co, buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name---Doan's-
and take no other.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
RESULTS TELL.
There Can Be No Doubt About the
Results in Aberdeen.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of an Aberdeen
citizen
Can be easily Investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Mrs 0, r. Coyle. living at so
Front street. East side. Aberdeen.
Wash. saws: 81 Just as strongly
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to-
day as I did two or three years ago.
when they relieved me Of backache
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
Here's Good Advice.

0. S. Woolever, one of the best
known merchants Of LIE Raysville, N.
Y, says: III you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1t cured me of them for good
20 years ago." Cures every sore,
wound, burn or abrasion. Csc at
Evans Drug Co. r
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending December 81, comT lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
A Johnson to A E Johnson. lot %, blk
81, Ontario add Hoquiam-s5OO.
AC Sherwood to ] M Gould, lots $40,
IL. Sherwood's plat Satsop-$l3O.
East Hoquiam Co to G w Whitcomb,
1919 interest in land in Its 3,4, and ~
Of nwN sec 7.l7-9-$10
D M Bowes to Pavletich, lot 8, bl 66,
W & B Second add Aberdeen-$lO.
&C Altman to G A Tannahill, 1t 2 and
eI It's. bl 4, karr's Mill add Hoq-S22O.
Elma Lodge No Al. IOOF to IA
Osborn. 1t 5, bl 1873, Dad Fellows GENE.
terry, Eima-$5.
Same to Same, 1t 8. b 1888, same add-$5.
S Benn to Schvewis, land in 1t 3, bl sc,
w & B Second add Aberdeen-$5O.
A L Fewelling to Milwaukee Land
Go, certain lands in secs 1.l2-l3.14, twp
3l-8, and in secs 1929, and in sec 26.
l6-1O-$1OOO.
Continental Timber Co to Same, II ,OO3
acres in secs 9-1O-l5.4; sees 8 1857;
secs 6-l0-l5-S; secs 2-4-l0 12-l5-9; sec
S.!5-l1; sec 2S-l6-4; secs % 1882 1853 !;
secs sos 12.2O-22 1919; secs 2.5.6 70.
12-14-17-lS, 19-2l.22.23.24 26 %, twp is.
10; secs 1-1l-16-ll; sec 4-10.lS-2O.l7-4 :;
sec 1916; secs % 3O-179; sec 26. 17.1O;
secs 80 32.lS-4; sec 26.lS.5; sec 1885
sec 6-l9.7; secs 2-2S-l9.s; secs 2O-3O- 49,
2O-7; sec 2-20-S; sec 12.21.7; sec 3.2l.S;
sec 1921 9-$1.
East Hoquiam Go to G b Crippen, lot
Is, bl 43, sub div plat b 43.44.46, Ontario
add Hoquiam-$225.
Vance Lumber Co to M White, lots
Is to "a, bl 4, l. Il A add Elma-$6OO.
A Townsend to A H Hoefer. guardians
deed &c 26 it by 100 it lot 6, blk 40, Ho.
Quiam-$1650.
J E Fitzgerald to W FTaylor, Its "a,
bl 4, Fitzgerald's add Oakville-$45.
W B Wells to S Ropiak, lot 5. blk 8,
Karr's Mill add Hoquiam-$24O.
Thomas Morgan to E G Finch, certain
specially described third class tide lands
situate in Chehalis county-$1.
Matt to G Mueller, Its % 3.24, bl SO,
N p add South Aberdeen-$95O.
Miscellaneous Transfers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26

all mortgavor's interest in certain etock
OF drugs, etc.
CT Smith ct TX Va Mary ] Carothere
a. al, lis prndens suit to recover dam avrp
FIR trespass on 9 s. It lots So, blk Is. "
& B add Aberdeen.
Hewitt Logging Co 10 A E White. con
sale ocomotive-$4OO0.
Liant to G Orcutt. mtg 10. %. blk 80,
Ontario add Hoquiam-$650.
JH F Bell to $ Fesenfeld. sat mtg II
7, bl 81, and SO It 4, bi 50, Hoq-$lC0O.
E F Cramer to Wilson 4 CarIile, mtg
1t ID, Sherwood's plat Satsop--50o.
JIM Pitkin to s + Gorha,n, sat mtg liz
1874, Is, bl s. B Il W plat, and e1a blk l.
F & NJ add Montesano, and neL Of nwN
sec 5.l7-7-$24O0.
G Nj Ross to N w Lumber Co, mtg lot
IA, bl >, Noel ps-$l50.
Phillips & Shields to Same, chat mtg
logging onttit-S3673.
G + Ross to Same. chat mtg black
smit .lng tooIs, building. etc-$lO4.
l Dregnle 10 3 l. Hamilton, sat mtg
Its 1925, I'll IS, Benn's Central add Aber-
deen-$30O.
B l. Hamilton to Dregnie. mtg came
$500.
East Hoquiam Single Co to Public,
certif are of articles Of incorporation,
capita SUCK $1,000.
G Mortensen to F Johnson, sat III, Z
$3.50.
E V Good to G l. Hilton, chat mig
gasoline launch "Leta"-$75.
City Of Alontesano W. Trustees Prot-s.
tant Epi-copai church OF Washington
Territory, order to vacate Judgment on
Its $40, bl l, Hayes add Mon,esano.
0 Smith to J L Calder, mtg lots Is, le,
1918, bl 3. MONEYS Corrected plat
Montesano-$5O0.
co Hutton to H Scott, land agree.
ment, seq of neN sec l6-23-9-$75O.
A tanning to g f Godfrey. land con.
tract, ~ lot II, blk /. E 4 M add Aber.
deen-$S0O.
S billiard to K S Canon, lts Is. IA, bl 10,
Academy add MontesanO-$35O.
J I Rogers to A D Devonshire, chat
mtg engineers transit, etc-$ll2.
II Lord to J II Rutherford. mtg nwA
see 24-l6-1O-$l5OO.
L Mowbray and J G Smith to B &
Cheney. bill sale logging outfit located
in secs 25.26.27, twp 1911, and contracts
for timber on ~ sec Is and lie to 8.
and s>a Of neN sec 26, and lots 3.4. sec
27.l6.1l-$S687.
J Berg to A NJ Abel. mtg lot 6. blk 81,
Benn's Original plat A berdoen-$4UO.
Same to Same, chat mtg stock liquors
1900.
W Hull to L Gross. mtg lot s, blk 5.
karr's add Hoquiam-$SOO.
+ f Jones to Will tanning ct al, land
lots to IL, blk 2. Ocean Land
Co.'S plat A, and M of se1z of sek sec
Frank Reeder to Jean Barnes, release
chat mtg furniture.
G E Burrows Go to f France, chat mtg
saw logs-$l20O0.
Same to Same, mtg certain lands in
Chehalis county and Pacific county, and
Jefferson county, Wash-$35OOO.
F G left Co, Aberdeen, to Public, Ger
tificate Of articles Of incor porati3n, cap.
ital stock $1,000.
Satsop Grange No 1873, to Public, GER
tificate of incorporation.
American Typefounders Co to F G
Tefft Co, con sale book binding machin-
cry, etc-$96l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26

The Herald Is the most widely read
paper on Gray's Haroor. Wise advex.
tisers know IL