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tornszs. blackburn & zbomas- slcKsnnsy 4 Flan-
merry
No. H. Cox IS. Southern Railway Company. At
torneys, Downing K BerTy-Hsfilton & Colbert.
Tf~awsa 800 -
IusTICE ANpERs0N.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
FaTsn vs. District OF Columbia trial Plain
tifs attorneys, J. J. Darlington aud ". H. Sh0ies
defendants attorneys Z. H. Thomas and II. p
Blair.
Bggs Heating Company IS. Meyers & Wunderiy
Judgment by default foT Siss9.25. Plaintiffs attoF
ney Rates Warren.
Motions for to-day.
No. / Davis Is. Moaett Attorneys, H. Z. Da-
Fis-c. T. FTaiiey-
No. 2. United States ex rel. Newcomb Motor
Company " Commissioner % Patents. Atiomeys
Kenyon & Rogers Fairfax Bayard
Nc. g. Tayldr Ys. National Vaccine Company. At
toFneys. b. Ii. Warner, iT.-JOhn RidOut.
No. &, Barrie Patterson. Attorneys, Tucker
Eenyan-W. q. Gardiner
No. s. Adams rs. Washington College Of Music
Aitomeys Tucker & Kenyon-W q. Gardiner
No. g. Scott vs.. HerTeh. Attorneys Roller 4
srssbuFger- Williamson Williams.
No. Z. Jos vs., Frost. Attorneys Colladay 4
Lereh-C0ie 4 Donaldson.
No g. Merilht rs. Brennan Construction Com
pany. Attornegs. MeFillat Ambrose-CoIheFt
Douglas
No. g. Union Trust Company vs.. District Of Co
lumbia. Attorneys George L Hamilton-E. ID.
Thomas.
No. 10 smith vs. Trbby Attorneys. Gardiner s
Hopeweil-Boyd a Brown.
No H. HARDY Sergeant. Attorneys. J. B.
Archery. G.. Balderston.
No. Y Redman vs.. Bryan Attorneys, John
Rid0ut-H. y. Davis.
No. 70. Rodier vs. Insurance Company Of Virginia.
Attorneys Downing & Kenyon-itobinson * Rob
inson.
No Il. Fuller IS District Of Columbia Attor-
neys. Z. s DuyalI T-E- II. Thomas.
Ne. IS. Warwick IS. Gleuuan- Attorneys. ]. A.
Burkart- T.. l. Giles.
No IS. Madison vs. Murray Attorneys r. b.
Dickey and John Ridcut-E, Il. kimbalL
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WILL NOT STRIKE
Western Railroads and Employees
Reach settlement.

Chicago, April 4-Slason Thompson an
nounced this afternoon that the managers
of forty-three Western railroads aud the
committee Of the union conductors and
trainmen had reached d settlement. and
all danger of a strike, which for several
weeks has threatened to tie up traffic in
the West. had been averted.
The proposition on which the settlement
was arranged was put forward by Com
missioners Knapp and Neil, President
Roosevelt's representatives in Chicago
The managers made a slight additional
concession IN the passenger service over
their recent offer to the men, and granted
a ten-hour working day in the work train
service. The announcement has been
made that the same conditions viii ap-
ply on a settlement of the controversy
between the managers and the locomo-
tive firemen.
The managers acted on the settlement
proposal at the Auditorium Annex Hotel
Grand Chiefs MOTrissey and Garretson
approved il at the Sherman House Com
missiOners Knapp and Neili both refused
to make a statement until after they
had been formally notified of the proceed
ings at the meeting.
A concession amounting to a 10 per cent
increase in wages, which has been offered
to delegates of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen and Engineers, Is said
10 have been accepted to-day.
The settlement of the railway troubles
in the Western States as effected yester-
day by Commissioners Knapp and NELL.
who were appointed by President Roose-
welt, is hailed with satisfaction here.
II is q triumph for governmental media
ton. The railway managers and the
Brotherhood of Trainmen and Conductors
had each taken a determined stand. and
for n time IL appeared as though the
largest railway strike in history could not
be averted
Concessions were made only after the
commissioners sent by the President had
pointed out that public sentiment practi-
caily demanded that there be no clash
resulting in an interference TO business.
President Roosevelt last night sent a
telegram congratulating Messrs. Knapp
AID NELL for the successful contamination
VI their efforts.
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VIRGINIA TRIMS PENN.
Charlottesville Players Buneh Tkeir
Hits on Layton.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va. April Virginia
took to-days game from Pennsylvania IN
easy style by the score Of 5 to 3
For seven innings the Quakers were
BANKED. Susong allowing but two hits.
and his teammates giving him almost
perfect support. In the eighth. after
Webb had walked. Capt. Judd singled to
center, scoring Webb In the ninth Fen
nell counted on Henry's slashing drive.
Pennsy's twirler. Layton, was touched
up pretty freely, Capt. Walker and Hon
aker each getting triples. susong also got
IN two opportune drives. Roth backstops
put up a faultless game, Brown being
loudly appiauded for a sensational catch
of a foul Score:
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Earned Western s. Left on bases-Wash-
ingt0u School. J Western. l. First base on balls
OF MeBsse. .. of Garner. 8; of Michael, I. In
uings pitched-By Garner. s; by Michael. 4 SJruck
uut-By Garner 6; by Michael 6, rs Mausse. s.
TW0-bass hit-Morse- Sacrifice mt-Bur6e. Stolen
hases-Kemp. Fcrt. Michael. Mclean. Bliss. Lewis.
Double play Michael 10 Kemp Hit by pitcher
By Msusse 1: by Michael, l. Wild pitches-Mausse,
p Passed bals-Bliss. 4 Umpre-AlT. Cranst0n.
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PENN VS.. GEORGETOWN.
Quakers Make Their Annual APP
peRrance This Afternoon.

The Blue and Gray will meet the strong
University of Pennsylvania team to-day
at Georgetown Field. for the first time
this season.
Both teams have an excellent record
so far this year, and a good game
should result The contest is scheduled
TO begin at 4 o'clock. Grady will proba
bly, be opposed TO Montgomery on the
firing line. Chick Thomas. the former
Central High School athlete, viii be seen
at third for the visitors.
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fredericksburg College Defeated.
sf..eisl IA The psshiro4o, Herald

Fredericksburg. Va. April 4.-The
University OF Baltimore defeated Fred
ericksburg College by a score OF Is TO {.
The home team was no match for the
visitors. Their batting and fielding
were good. The score:
Baltimore Uniyersity--.---- l-I
Fredericksburg college. 7 3 0 o o.
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Earned uns-GeOrgetOwn. . First base BY CT
Georgetown 2; syracuse, l. Left on bases
Georgetown 4; Syracuse, g. First base on balls-Oh
Deyine, S. of Mack, ., Struck out-By Deyne, 70 /;
hy Mack. G. Home rm-Bynes. Three-hase hit
DeTlin Two-bsse hits-Bynes Sullivan. Sacrifice
hit-Scheler. Stolen hase-Truax. Double play
Deylin 20 Scheller 10 Bymes. Umpire-AIr Belts.
Time Of game-1 hour and 90 minutes.
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WESTERN HIGH WINS.
Despite Light Batting, Washington
school Is Beaten, Z to 4.

Western High School defeated Washing
ton School yesterday on the latter's dia-
mond. by 10 1.
Western played a good game in the
field. but was weak with the bat. Pilson
covered the initial sack for Washington
School in good style. The score.
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Left on hases-Vrginia 10; Pennsylvania, 8. First
base On halls-Of Susong. s. Layton. /. Struck out
By susong S; Layton. 6. Three-hase hits-Hona-
ker, Walker. Sacrifice hits-Webb, Carter Stolen
bsses-HonAker. Thorn. Johnson Henry Double
play-Hof TO Sawrie. Hit by piteher-By Susong, 1.
UmpiFe-Air. Homer, Of Washington. Time Of game
1--WE hours
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES And
pas more than the Company issuing thems aust
be seven years old. no industrial p0iiciss. Ink
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. s97 G 8. IA.
ja5-5
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No 6976. In Ietitioa Of samuel Sowerbutts. t.
substitute trustee. Petitioners solicitor c. " FIttA
No a6876 In petition q Lizzie T. Kelley %
substitute trustee. Petitioners solicitors, George 5
King and C. " Fits
No. 1871 George T. Emm0us e. al vs.. Clara L.
=. Emmons. to appoint receiver. Complainant 50
licitoTs Tadgeit Is Forrest.
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Equity Court No. I.

AhtkE dISAAtL AL+A
Norris vs. Mutual Ike Insurance Company. leave
TO withdraw certain exhibit granted Complainant 5
solicitor, L. Topper, defendants solicitors. Nc
Kenney Fanner.
Kuighton vs.. BeHang; Iro coufessO vacated.
Camplainants solicitor. F. S. BAILEY.
Henson IS Henson; pro coutesso ordered Com
plaiusnts SOLICITOR J. A. Cobb and NJ n. Rich
aris1n.
Hunter vs. Wireless Railway Company; pro con
fesso ordered Compliments solicitors. Ralstou q
sidd0ns
Baldwin IS baldwin. cause re-TefeTred 10 c1-
aminer Compliments solicitors. Campbell Car
nngt0n and S. d. Tnitti defendants solicitor, J..
r. Laskey.
Danscs IS Daniels. cause referred TO auditor
Complainant solicitor ~. H. shipley; defendant
solicitor, George C. German.
OTIS Elevator Company ys. Myen; argued and
submitted Compliments solicitor. D. ". OD0no-
ghue and W q. Gardiner. defendants solicitors
VI. G.. Prentiss. BTandenburg & BTandenburg and
Balst0B siddons
International Text BOOK Company Vs. District Of
Columbia. pro ooniesso onlercd. Complainant So
lcitCr. A. q. Bentley.
Holrosd IS. Bright, reference 20 auditor fbg Jus
tice Anderson. Compliments solicitors Gordon &
Gordon; defendants solicitor y. B. HaIlam.
Motions foI to-day;
In. re bankruptcy Alfred C. Eskridee. Attorneys
Key smith.
In re bankruptcy William y. Redmond Attor-
neys. Wiliams-Ioins0n and Jones
No. 2i6 Edwards Maupin. Attorneys, Robin
son-sddous
No. 81. POllet IS. Dopcilly ct al Attorneys
Hufty- BiFury and Plumly
No. % Pfisbsry vs. Metropolitan Coach Com
pans. Attorneys. Murphy Putnam. and johnson
Hamilton q Colbert
No. 20. Smith Company vs.. Tyssowsh Attorusg
sidd0us
No. 80 Marriott IS Mutual Improvement So
ciety. Attorneys Albert and Bogd-patterson and
To5mey.
NJ ssl aTorisi a sfefisi &c Palmer o., o., A.
torneys Aackey a Lambert Williams q Bakef
No. 5E-SelbY vs.. Sclby. Attorneys, Lester-J
McD. Darlington.
No. I9 Eisinger Bros Is. Waldr0n. Atorneys
johnson. Cheg & Hilliard-Rdout
No. 81. Oscar IS Oscar ATTORNEYS Hughes &
GRAY.
No. 5t3. Smith rs Smith et al Attorneys. Car
rington- Essby smith.
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Criminal csurt No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States Ringer Hermann; violating sec
ton 548 X. s. L. s.; on trial Attorneys, a. >.
Worhingt0n ard II. 2. Galley.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States IS. Charles Grimes; forgery. false
pTeenses. and larceny plea guilty. sentence reform
school. Attorney. T. g. TayioF.
United States James Riley; forgery; plea guilty
sentence peuitentsTy for year and one day. At
t0ney David Rothschid.
United States ys. William G. Mercer; libel: plea
guilty. sentence me 500, paid Attorney, Albert
siiies.
Assignment for to-day.
No Ils. Briel IS. R0wlsnd.
Arrangements and motions
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No. 55IL George h. Adams vs. MARI NJ Bell.
lets 10 and y. square 5a9i. BurTille S2lLls Plain
tits attorney NJ u. Campbell
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
MRs. ApELINE puVAL MAcK

WIN receive pupils "a VOICE CULTURE and
DRAMATIC ART after January Il. at her studio.
s9s l4th st. NV
Win also have meeting q DRAMATIC CLUB
weekly. jalstf
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No l9s32 Thomas someryille Company IS. Geo.gs
r Robinson Company. account Sz5I Plaintiff s
attorney. J. b. Williams
Ne. 1885. swartzel. Rhecm & acnscy Co. vs..
Samuel ] Mastcrs; cer{iorsTi. DEFENDANTS attorney
Ei L. Gics.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate sit
uated at the Northeast
Corner of Twenty-firSt
and ] Streets and Penn
sylvania Avenue North
west, WASHINGTON, D. G.

b virtue Of the decree passed b. the Supreme
Court q the District Of Columbia on the t#ent{-
ninth day II 5iay 1896, IN equity cause No. 5el,
whereia John g. Ten Eyck and others are Gun
Tainantz and Julia 4. AlcBlair and others are de-
PENDANTS the uudersigned trustees. VII otter Tor
sale at public suction IN irout Of the respective
Iifeu1iSes
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for Cochran in eighth inning .Batted for Garrison
in ninth inning Slated for Layton in ninth in
ming.
Pennsylvania. ................. 49, 900 -
Virginia. 0 I ! o > KS
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TnIted states District cour
Probate Court,

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In opening Of alley square so; verdict Of iury
fled.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD
johnson vs.. johnson; submitted without argument.
Compliments solicitors. Huft5 & Hufty defendant
solicitor, a. G. Wells
scyerson ys. Brooks, sale decreed with BENJAMIN T.
leighton and Campbell Darlington trustees 20 sell :
bond. sz.5l0 Complainant solicitor. b. D. Leigh
ten; deieRiants solicitor. Campbell Darlington.
Patton IS. Patton; commission ordered Go issue
tomTlainants solicitor. Francis CarTul 3lsttmsly
defendants solicitor John Rid0ut
In re petition to name Trustee in place of Alber
l. Richardson; ordeT substituting George s. King
Petitioners solicitor Charles w. Fitts
Cunger IS. COuger; divorce a vim. mat. granted
Compliments solicitor. r. l. Montague: defendant S
solicitor, =. e.. Denton.
Northwest Washington improvement Company rs
Pollock, pro c0ufesso ordered.
Lawrence Stewart, equitable lien decrced and
reference 10 auditor. Complainant solicitors NJ T.
ClinkscAles and J. II. Stewart; defendslts solici-
tors. e. C. James and L. o. P0sey-
Simpson simpson; divorce a vim mat. granted
Complainant solicitor r. J.. Montague; defend
art solicitor T. A. Fennins
Meloney IS Melouey, submitted without argument
Complainant solicitor, X. j.. Mattiugly- defend
ants solicitor J. ". Dayidge-
Nichols vs. Washington Building and Loan Asso-
ciation certified 10 Equity Court No J. Complain
ants solicitor Z. L. Jeffords; defendants solicitor
ST. J. Colbert
Berry vs. Berry. fee simple tiur decreed in com
Ilainant and defendants CniuinGd. C0mplainants
solicitors. Linkius s STANLEY.
ment- Compainant's solicitors Carlisle & johnson
Motions for TODAY
No. 2B- Beavers Us. Beavers. Attorneys Ai0ulton
Doyle.
Ne. ~. Lyles vs.. Lyles. Attorneys. Latimer-
Toomsy-
No. p Lincoln rs. Maddox Attoueys. Worth
No. ga Browning & Baines vs.. Hornstein Com
pany. Attorneys, Wilson d Hufiy-Tob-incr. Wolf
& Rosenberg
Ne. SO interstate Printing and Engraving Com
pany Ricketts, et al Attorneys Harlow and
Hamilt0n-WIs0n & BaTksiaic and d. W Baker
No. 326 Henry ct al. Smith co al. ATTORNEYS
Jeff0rds-Henry. ". l.. Williamson.
No. $50 Taylor ct al. rs Columbia University et
al. Attorneys. II. Z. Davis. Norton-Alsttinsly,
Clephane.
No. ss2. Bessnger vs.. Gleesou. Attorneys. Colbert
-Huidekaper Mcnamara.
No. GA Thompson Is. Thompson. Attorneys.
Lancaster & smith, Darlington.
No. $50. Alessi vs.. Borzi. Attorneys, Hoover
Nauck
No. SO. MeriIlat ct al vs.. Brown ct al Attor-
neys. MeriIlat-Lesteg.
No. so. Clifford vs. Rogers. Attorneys. king
No. SO smith Us. smith ct al Attorneys. An
brose Stutler-Holl0way.
No. So slauker vs.. Jaegar Attorneys. Lambert.
Easby -Smith-Gies.
No. S8. SusquehaBna Coal Company vs. Kennedy
jr. Attorneys Mckinney & Flanney and William
Forrest.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER
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SECOND TRUST LOANS
MONEY Ioaned Salaried Peonle

Quickly made on d. e. improved real estate. At
dress SECOND TRUSTS, Herald Office
whg7-a9f
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Totals ...-. Z 81 :
Mclean out for interfer
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and others, without security easy payments Offices
in s. principal cities; yourself money By getting
my terms first. d. Il. T0LMAN. Room 5o6. $50 l5th
81. nv. nol5-u
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. April g, 1867, at sane place, at D an
b order Of the trustee.
aISd&ds-cxS C. q. SLOAN & Co, Auctioneers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
ABERDEEN TIDELANDS.
piats Are Approved and Applications
to Purchase After February rs.

OLYMPIA, Jan. l5.-The state land
commission today signed the completed
maps and plats of the Aberdeen tide
lands. The Office is preparing notices for
publication that applications to purcha.e
will be received here after February %,
On these tidelands are situated many of
the large mills and other industries of
Aberdeen. The mill owners are there
without legal right ami are, in fact,
squa,te rs. They are uplanl owners,
however, and have under the law pref
e,ential right to purchase at the APP
praised valuation.
1t is estimated that the proceeds OF this
sale will amount to $4,000.
In 1899 when the Aberdeen tidelands
were first plated. the valuation was
$4,000. This plat was not accepted and
in 1903 a re-survey was ordered. This
survey caused more objections and an
other has teen made and signed today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17

Senator La Toilette, Of Wisconsin,
will visit Grays Harbor some time in
March.
Mrs. J r. Berry and baby were able
to leave st. Joseph's hospital for their
home yesterday.
The East Hoquiam Presbyterian
church will be dedicated next Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. Rev. j. Lawrie, the pastor,
Will be assisted by Rev. w. ID. Forbs, of
Tacoma. and E. K. Prichard, of Aber-
deem.
q. NJ. Powell received phi one mess age
from Road Commissioner Stone last
evening to the effect that the time for
completing work around the bluff, so far
at the state money is concerned, may he
extended to May l, or later. This will
be good news to the intending bidders.
who were hesitating about such a con.
tract to b. finished in two months, in
the present state OF the labor market.
West Shore Chapter Royal Arch Ma
sons installed the following officers last
evening, Rev. G. McDermoth acting az
Deputy Grand High Priest, and f. E.
Eaton, Grand Captain of the Hosts !:
High Priest. j. r. Harper; King, w. w.
Walk; Scribe. w. NJ. Lamo; Treas, ].
e. Lewis; Sec. c. F. Drake; r. A. c..
Carl Fagras; M. of 3rd ", f. Eccles :;
NJ. OF 2nd v. r. Flyte; NJ. of 1st ". G.,
5. Thomas; Sentinel, j. Kelley.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
NEW BOARD Meets
The New Board OfCOunty
Commissioners Meet
and Organize Last
Monday.

The new board of county commission
ers met Monday and elected Charles
Arand chairman.
Gus Stratton and Geo. II. Scammon
were present from Westport and asked
that wagon road he built from Vest
port to Aberdeen, and called attention
to the dangerous condition of the dock
at that place. No action was taken on
the road but the board will visit West
port next Sunday to examine the dock.
f.. II. Fox asked to be reimbursed for
The rental of a court room during his
term as Justice Of the Peace. LAID over
until the next meeting.
The natter of road at Quinault was
referred to Commissioner Watkins.
The bonds Of Treasurer Taylor and
Surveyor Shorey were approved.
The pointment of w. w. Boner as
deputy attorney was approved, and DR..
w. b. Wells was appointed county
health officer, and E. H. Petit, janitor
The county was divided into three
road districts, the bounda,ie les cores
ponding with the com IN issioner districts
and Abner Winders. j. b. Haynes and
Adam Eberwein were appointed su per-
visors.
J. A. Gelssler was granted telephone
franchise from the Wynooche to Grand
Forks.
The matter Of increasing salaries OF
deputy county officers was laid over for
further consideration.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
Tales OF the Town TerSe|y Told.

DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs p. Q. block.
Blank books and office supplies at
Evans Drug Co. II
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Bridges are visit
ing in Olympia.
Mrs. s. NJ. Anderson went to Portland
Tuesday for short visit.
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
14I1 for prompt delivery. tt
J. II. Reed left this morning for Wen
atchee to look after his store in that city.
We have a fine line of clothes, hair
and tooth brushes. Evans Drug Co.
Dean for good values in crockery and
glassware. Investigate. 2l1 q st. tt
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call a.
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
ly filled. If
City Clerk Clark celebrated his 62nd
birthday, yesterday, yet he is as spry as
many men not half his age.
Nat kaufman, Bellingham manager OF
Kaufman Bros, is in the city on his way
East on his annual buying trip for the
firm.
The American MILL is closed down to
day for want of logs. Ice in the Wisk-
mad river has prevented the towing of
logs to the mill.
Representative and Mrs. Hogan re-
turned from Olympia yesterday, business
requiring Mr.. Hogan to leave his legis.
latve duties for few days.
The city council met in executive ses-
sion Monday night and discussed the re.
0uirements Of the city, particularly the
water works and stree, improvements,
the two burning questions they must
settle.
Possesses wonderful medicinal power
over the human body, removing all dis
orders from yonr system, il what Hollis
ter's Rorky Mountain Tea will do
Makes YOU well, keeps yon well. 50 cents
Tea or Tablets. w. b. Paine Il GO.
The funeral of the late Albert Hansen
took place Tuesday afternoon from the
Aberdeen Undertaking Pa,lors. Services
were held at the Episcopal church by
Rev. Greene. A large number OF friends
followed the remains to their final rest
ing place.
Geo. Stating has let contracts for the
erection OF ten dwelling houses. Chas.
Doncaster has the contract for five one
and one half story houses on the corner
OF Market and Washington streets, and
Geo. Grippe for i've one-storv cottages at
Wishkah and Lincoln streets. The ten
buildings will cost between $500 and
$4,000.
The fire department was called out or
Tuesday afternoon by an alarm sent in
from the residence Of Edward Anderson,
on the corner Of Third and Broadway
The fire was discovered in the attic, but
was eXtingushed before any damage
was done. The cause of the fire could
not be ascertained but defective hue is
suspected.
J. f. Bennett, OF this city, has pur.
chased the Mocips Transfer Co., and
will leave Saturday for his new location.
He will take with him two car loads OF
horses and vehicles, among which are
dray, bus, and pair of heavy draft
horses purchased from w. T. McBiiie,
and six lighter horses. Mr.. Bennett be.
lieves there will be things doing at Mo-
clips this year, and proposes to I've equip
ped to attend to all that may be required
in his line.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postoilce for the week
ending Jan -, 1877:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17

The Herald Is the most widely read
paper on Gray's Harbor. Wise adveS'
tisers know It.