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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11


{ Misses Mary James and Rutl
Boatwright were the recipients OF
! jolly surprise party on ditferen
evenings the past week. the crowd,
being composed of children in III,
neighborhood. Refreshments wer,
served.
Mrs. Ed : Derden enterta ined
the J. A. o. Thursday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Lucille
Robinson OF Hampstead. As each
guest was seated delicious glass
OF grape juice was served. A very
amusing contest afforded much
pleasure to the guests. and in the
tinal vote il was found that Miss
Frances Chance was winner of the
prize and she was presented
handsome signet pin. She in turn
presented II TO the guest of honor,
Miss Robinson. In a cut for the
consolation prize Miss Mary Harris
was given box of candy. Banana
cream and waters was served.
Miss Alice Fountain and Miss
Agnes Kinnard entertained the
J. A. O.'s Wednesday afternoon.
Upon the arrival of the guests the !
hostesses served refreshing punch. |
In a flower contest Miss Gussie
Buchanan was presented a Christy
picture. Miss Gertrude Eaves was
consoled with a bunch of roses.
Cream and cake was served.
Miss Mary Roman was the
hostess 10 the J. a. o.
club Friday afternoon. Miss Mary
gave each guest a piece OF cloth
and needle with pink thread TO
work the club initials, y. A. ."
Miss Eula Gregg proved to be the
best seamstress and was awarded
a club sofa pillow. Miss Irene
Board was consoled by receiving
the BOBBY prize. Ices and waters
were served. Reporter.
The ladies OF Bryan Chapter
No 222, Order OF the Eastern Star,
at a sock social on the
avn al the Carnegie library Fri
lay night, atfording a pleasant
ocial evening and realizing a nice
um as a chapter ben eft. l
/About fifteen couples OF young
'eople revived the pleasures of the l
3ryan roller rink on Wednesday (
light, and enjoyed the skating for
n hour or two. Music was sup.
lied by the KoneCny orchestra I
The Browning Club held a pleas
nj and profitable meeting with [
irs. C. NJ. Brandon Thursday q
nd will meet next with MIS- J
Webb Howell.
With all the attacks made on the :
lail order business, one point is
ways forgotten by the local mer-
liant, viz: that the only possible
ay for the mail order house TO get 2
lie local business is through the =
Sc OF printers ink. BY liberal =
lvertising i'll all the papers, and
y filling the country with circulars 4
I'd catalogues, they take the &
isiness away from the local mer. =
liant, who always has as good or =
liter goods for less money. When
e merchant relaizes this and uses y
iough printers ink himself, he .
Is no fear OF the mail order house. q
hat is the secret of the whole mail z
der business, and ii seems that =
would get into the heads OF the -
erchantS after while Caldwell n
ews- Chronicle. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Law on
Thursday evening entertained Mr..
and Mrs. ID. ID. Eastman OF Italy
and Mr.. Jud James of Austin at
dinner. The dining table was
made very attractive by the use of
pretty roses and ferns. After the
serving of the last course the
guests were invited to the cool
veranda and conversation and
music was enjoyed until a late
hour.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11
COC/AL
~ and Club Matters

The J. L. G. club Gust Us
Girls was entertained by Miss Ona
Reed at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Reed, on
Tuesday at FIVE o'clock. On &C.
count OF the warm weather the
hostess had arranged to entertain
her company on the lawn. As the
initials of the club spell jug" the
guests were given the task OF draw
ing a jug on slips of paper. 1t was
found when each had finished that
Miss Mary James was entitled to
the prize, and she was rewarded
with a pretty fan. Miss Ruth Bate
was consoled with a jug. The
guests were refreshed by the serv.
ng of delicious cream and cake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11

The ladies Of Bryan Chapter
No 222, Order OF the Eastern Star,
entertained at a sock social on the
lawn a, the Carnegie library Fri
day night, affording a pleasant
social evening and realizing a nice
sum as a chapter ben eft.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11

The Browning Club held pleas
ant and profitable meeting with
Mrs. G.. NJ. Brandon Thursday
and will meet next with Mrs. J.
Webb Howell
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-11

VAbout fifteen couples OF young
people revived the pleasures of the
BRYAN roller rink on Wednesday
night, and enjoyed the skating for
an hour or two. Music was sup.
piled by the Koneony orchestra
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

W II France to J Mckay, timber deed
all timber on so acres OF sea OF sw14
and sw1l of swl4 less acres. sec 4 l5.5
and swA of ne4 sec OLD $40.
Ut Mckay to Il J Stoner. same-Sl.
] Sk,jepek to P Durand, lot 5, blk 10,
W & B Second add Aberdeen-$650
II Lord to f W McInery. lot I, blk A.,
Highland Home Aberdeen $3.50.
A Raby to f Eklund, Its 1917, blk 66,
N p add South Aberdeen-$S00.
Virgil Smith to w l. Adams, lts 10, bl
II, Sunset Beach-$lO.
Gravs Harbor Refrigerating Co to ? }
Moran ct al, 1t 8, bl SO, Corrected plat
Hoquiam. and part lot 2, tract is, plate
II, Hoouiam Tide & Shore Lanhs, and
evee between lot s. b So and n P right
OF way, lIoquiam-$5.
ND Warwick to A Andrews, lot I, blk
26, Karr's River add Hoquiam-SlO.
Carlson toJ S Wilson, land in lot 8,
sec 9-l7-9-$l250.
&c Pearson to A E Narney, lot and
o. # 4. bl SO, North Aberdeen-S250.
] Gustafson to o Carlson, undla OF
Wiz 1t 9, bl 80, W & B Second add Aber-
deen-$l0.
FBuck to Rowland, Its 1,2,ll, sec
l6-l6.S-$lO.
Jos Mauerman to f D Calkin, quit
claim lot 5, blk l, Brewers add Oak
ville-$90
wv Fordney to c G Vaughan, se4 sec
10, and sw14 OF swA sec II, and sw q
sec y, and n}a and swl4 sec IA, and e}a
sec 22-l6-1-$l.
! U S to ] B Winters, patent neI sec
22.l7.7.
Same to S Shaply, same, ne4 sec 1S-
1873.
W T DeGraai to c W Corliss. 40 acres
in sec 19-l6.l1-$l0.
G w Tracie to Bowes & LOOMS. Its
to II, bl 81, Amended plat Westend Alb
erdeen-$700.
East Hoquiam Co to A G Sawyer, lot;
10, bl 80, Ontario add Hoquiam-$325
Mrs Lena Britt to ] S Crawford, lot 5
bl |, Blar's add Montesano-$75.
w L Adams to Lowe, se14 sec %.
2l.S--Sl.
Campbell to W L Adams, same SIC
CHNye to NJ E Smith, Its 1915, bl g.
Bayview add Westport Baach-$3O0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

<snment mtg 1t 10, bl l6, North Hoqu
aid oquam-$25O.
+ f Matthews to Ninemire Packing
Go. lease 20 It 1t 6. n 43, Original plat
aberdeen, 8 years at 500 per month
II Osborn to w Hanshaw, sat mtg %
acres in sec 26-lS-6.
II F Getchel to Public. affidavit affect.
ing title to 1t II. bl SO, Corrected plat
Hoquiam.
L l. Cloyd to W Foelkner, assignment
mig lot I, bl /, w & B add Aber-$l200.
VI Forseth to c D Hurd, chat mtg fur
niture, etc-$700.
J T Schamehorn ct al to Prouty &
Kalz, con bill sale bar fixtures, stock
liquors, etc-SoO0O.
C T Wooding to NJ Christina, sat mtg
$500.
O Siegiried to J Antonious, lease part
OF German hotel. Aberdeen, year-$S30
R B Harrington to W Kleeb. real es.
tate contract sw14 sec 2S-l6 $4,000.
Montesano Planning Mill Co to Public,
certificate Of articles OF incorporation,
capital stock SO 600.
SW Johnson Transfer Co, Aberdeen,
to Public, certificate OF articles OF incor'
poration, capital stock $4,000.
q Gustevsson to = Raby. sat mtg lots
1917, bl 66, n p add South Aber-S200.
E Eklund to A Rahy. mtg same-S26o.
A Andrews to n D Warwick, sat mtg
1t :. hl &c. Karr's River add Hoq-$600.
W w Hewitt to First Nat Bank, Ho-
quiam, mtg 1t 4, bl 6, karr's add Ho.
/ quiam-S70o.
G & Nolop to G Weatherwax, mtg lots
to II. bl l, GUSTS sub div tracts 3,4 bl
,. f. & l. Grays Harbor Homesteads-$S5
| Puget Sound Iron < Steel Works to B
P Briscoe, sat chat mtg yarding engine
$500.
Capelle to L Capelle, sat chat mtg
bldg on lot ~, bl 63, W & B add Aber.
! A Gikeson to r ] Stoner, bill sale
saw logs branded "G"-$2600.
w A Jennings to Same, brand rs split
circIe''-$325.
John Keblbek to P Nelson, mtg lot 8,
bl -, CampbelI's add Hoquiam-S900.
Washington Machinery Depot to J H
Bushing, con sale cav mill machinery
and fiXtures-S3260.
\ Raby to c Garretson, land contract
! Its l7,1S.l9, bl ., Bowes add Aber-$375.
Same to NJ Lytle, same, Its 20.21 %,
| bl >, Bowes' add Aberdeen-$375.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
NEW CASES.


A and ] W Hull vs A and G Maggie.
Revival OF judgment.
Hans G Hansen VS. Florence Hansen.
Divorce.
Theresa Dolan vs. City OF Aberdeen.
Damages for personal injuries.
Isaac Lindquist vs. A 5 Austin ct al.
Complaint not filed.
] A Garrard VS. C w Bryan ct al. Ac-
ton on debt, promissory note.
Willard W White vs Mary White. Di-
vorce.
Joseph Carter vs. Mary f Carter, Di-
vorce.
Samuel Benn ct Tx vs. G w Arland,
Willis q Hopkins and II G Watkins ct
al. Injunction.
ia MoIer VS. Isaac Wheeler. Writ OF
certiorari.
State OF Washington VS. H A Walker.
Violation of city ordinance, appeal from
justice court.
John Hannenen Va City of Aberdeen
Injunction and to annul assessment.
Lila Nichols VS. William Matson ct al
Damages.
Dan Woo1ton We A Johnson. Appeal
from justice court.
Catherine Stevens, an incompetent
person, by B Gochnour, her guardian
vs. w NJ Melrose. Cancelling deed anc
quoting title.
Aberdeen Soda & Bottling Works vs. l
Il Winston ct TX. Debt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
In DEALING With Advertisers Please Mention THE HERALD

Getcheli 4 Martin lnm 4 Mfg Co TO
NJ Evauq, 1t IL, blk 80, Corrected plat
Hoquiam.
S X Bo~es to \ l. NacL-ol, lots I to
IL, bl 6, Park add Abr'der' $50.
Treasurer Chrhali- Go to X = Waldren,
Its to u, bl So Petrson-$l3S.
East Hoqniam Co to P Powers, lots
1918, bl SO, Ontario add Hoqniam-$330.
Same to Nelson, lot 4, bl 10, Camp
BELLS add II quiam-S350.
Eugene France to J q Dregnie. lot 8,
bl %, Frances add Aherdeen--$l.
A Guinness to Et,ie VI Reeder, lot 8, bl
,, and 1t. go, bl 3, f x l. add Ab-$l0.
} A Karr to : liunlev, lots ID. blk Is,
Karr's Garden add Hoquiam-S440.
JB Harrison to c smith, lot 5, blk 10,
Con ected plat oquam-$500,
NV Lumber Co to E knokey. nia lot
7, sec 81 lS-l0-S350
IT Myers to VI Laverty. und1s int in
ne1s lot 10, bl IL, Corrected plat Hoq-sl.
Mrs. A Ferrara to F Reyberg. lot S,
bl 6, Kari 5 add Ioqniam-$350.
j A Lay to L Beckwith, quit clam
Its 1928, bl I, A & add and 1t 5, blk |,
& c add Elma-$1.
Nc Kaufman to f Olson, Its 8 to 6, bl
81, w & & Second add Aberdeen-$l0.
City of Montesano to F Click, lot 4,
Fourth add Wynooche cemetery-$l0.
Treasurer Chehalis County to w H
Abel, lots l to 20 blk 10, Ferndale add
Montesano, and Its to s, b 81, and Its
to u, b 60, and lots to and to IL,
bl 81, Original plat amended and Its to
u, bl "H' First add Ocosta-$5S.
Aberdeen Cemetery Assn to NJ Nor
want, lot 8, blk Il, First add Fern Hill
cemetery-$l0.
X Bowes to G D Baker, ia Is. lG, Blk
-, Rice's add Aberdeen-$l50.
r f Merrill to H Schouweiler, sls o.
sw14 sec So, and 1915 acres in nw4 sw1.
sec 3.l8-6-$1oUO.
Birchall to John Love, 31a acres in
nwl4 OF seq sec 33-lS.6-$l50.
f f Oliver to Kelly, Its 1911, bl IL,
First add South Aoerdeen-$l0.
f G Williams to Dexter Newton,
rods OF is rods OF VIZ OF nwl4 of SELF
OF sw14, except so it sec 80 l6-4-$l00.
FP O Reed to j Brunstrom, lot s, blk
Is, North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-$225
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
Miscellaneous Transfers.

0 H Fry ct al VS. NJ f Patten ct al, de-
cree affecting title to VIZ OF swla and
neL OF swI sec 27-l9-S.
c C Combes to W B TAYLOR, sat mtg
1t S, bl %, Corrected plat Elma.
c D Hurd 10 NJ Forseth, lease Ven
dome hotel, Hume and X streets, Aber-
deem, two years at 800 per month.
Same to Same, bill sale furniture, etc
$500.
NJ B Gwinn to G Williams, sat mtg
1t 6, ol ., Karr's add Hoquiam-$3l0.
Same to Same. same.
CA Williams to Hoquam Investment
Co, mtg same-S350.
Miss May Feldberg to Public, revoca.
ton OF power OF attorney to \ q Lamb.
ton.
G Jenkins TO J Burt, sat mtg lot l., bl
%, Rains River add Hoquiam-S600.
Anna Lenfesty TO y W Lumber Co, as.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
ATTHECOURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
rinuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Flied. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record OF business trans
acted in the superior court for the week end
ing May Is, 1907.
In re estate OF Matt Simsich, deceased.
Distribution OF estate directed, and adj
ministrator discharged.
In re guardianship of Ever Carlson,
minor. Petition of Carlson, to satisfy
certain claims, allowed.
In re guardianship OF Geo W Scott,
minor. Appointment OF guardian set for
hearing June 3.
PRy Co vs. State of Washington, ct
al. Dismissed as to r A Wiley.
julius Gustafson and Henry kricker-
berger were admitted to citizenship.
The following cases were set for trial:
June 4, I J Watkins VS. Isaac Fisher /;
June S, Vim Chairman VS. Hoquiam Lum-
Der & Single Co.. June 6, Tony Miller
VS. Union Mill Co.
In re estate OF Alex Nichols, deceased.
r II Fleet, H b Marcy and John Glenn
appointed appraisers.
In re guardianship of Ray Flowers. ct
al, minors. r p Kemp, B f rempleton
and Andrew Wallace appointed APP
praisers.
In re estate OF Ransom r Johnson, de-
ceased. l. L Johnson appointed admin
istTator.
Emiline Sudderth ct al VS. Humptuips
Driving Co. Notion for new trial denied.
q ] Sauers ct TX VS. Paul Smits Drs
Grant S Hicks, g W Botsford and Geo
w Ingham appointed a commission to
examine foot Of Mrs Sauers.
State VS. G L Nelson. Demurrer to
complaint overruled.
Teresa Dolan VS. City OF Aberdeen.
Motion to strike from complaint denied.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

Treasur-r Cheha'j- Comfy + c +
Vevsey. lots to IS, ult IS, " sport
Besch.-$Sl
AT Grisson to Same. n "a f. it ~. blk
2, and 2I # It II, IL > NJ T q Mc'i add
Bvles' plat Moue-ano-,6j0.
CIV Nnnt4-anr t, Mrs Alex Nichols,
lot 81. f nrh edl Wynpchee r-u-SI0.
RLrni b,irk TO T. T Diver, It's 1911.
bl II, Fi'a' AT South Aberi en--$200.
G Fl Under to Poison Logging Co, so
it right of way over lots s. end ne1i OF
nwLa sec and It's ., sec 1920 lO-S250
Jean & Stewart to J Kafer. lots 80
blk |, Stewards First add Highland
Home-S150
CT Perry to J + Evans, quit claim lot
8, blk Al. Benn's plat Aberdeen-$l.
CEHart to J W Mcclure, lot /, blk 6,
Bayview add Aberdeen-$3
u 5 to NJ Stocking, patent 1t l, sec 6
and Its -, sec 7.l7-6.
Same to same, patent lot 8. sec 7-l7-6.
Same to Same, patent swA OF mel sec
7-l1-6.
s X Bowes to Thine, lots S 9. blk .,
Bowes' aid Aberdeen-Sl50.
j Sandberg to & Cooper, 1t s, blk 10.
Campbells add Hoquiam-$000.
L S to Sumner, patent sell sec >
il5S.
! f Sumner to Continental Timber Co,
executors deed seii sec 2-l5-S-Sl0.
R Matthews to J A Richardson, lot
! 8, bl ., 3 & D add Montesano-$l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week endlng May Is complied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen
JC Pearson to Irvine, lot /, blk 8,
North Aberdeen-$1.
Robt Chabot to o E Kittredge, 1t l, bl
8, Moclips-Sl.
Washington Investment Co to Grays
Harbor Com Co, sea and Sc OF ne]4
and ne14 OF neI sec IA, all secs "a and
%, and 81 OF SEA and VIZ of nwA and
nwA OF swl4 sec 2S. and ne4 and sw14
sec 81, all in twp 1913, mineral and oil
rights resel ved-$l70, 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

J A Moler vs. Isaac Wheeler. Writ OF
certiorari allowed.
John Hannenen VS. CITY OF Aberdeen.
Defendants motion to strike from COM
plant overrnled.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-23

W II France to J Mckay, timber deed
all timber on so acres OF sea OF sw14
and sw11 of swA less 5 acres. sec 4 l5'5
and swlA of ne4 sec 9l6 $40.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07

than anyone else the Morse element in music. His early endeavors in musi- cal composition were under the infu- ence of Chopin and Schumann and Wagner, but later on he found himself and his metier. It was his good fortune to give to the world the strange. sad melodies of the far north with their haunting melancholy and their mystic charm. He gave himself up compeltely to the folk lore and the folk songs of his native land. and he enriched the worlds store of music by the contrbu- tions he made that were thus inspired.
 Grieg is always telling of SCandi- navia, it's dark forests, it's towering mountains. it's deep and silent fjords. He sings of elves and imps, living in the cavcrns of the earth and the depths of the sea elves of light and of dark, half human and half satanic. It may be in the "springdans" or in the "halling"-the alluring elf-maidens are dlNdNS ullliN N'til N'tliNiiS 'li'''l@ Nii' peasants. His music abounds in ten der melancholy in shimmering grace, in striking eccentricity. and sometimes even in rough and grotesque humor But always it is Norst. That was his mission as a composer-to sing to us of that bleak and barren country where men. by every reason of their strenuous endcavor to wrest living from the spil have grown great and strong, and upon whose temperaments the wildness .of nature has set it's melancholy and poetic seal
 It is g great work that Edward Grieg has done For years his indomitable energy has carried him along in spite of a pulmonary weakness that has filled his life with misery His name and fame are happily secure, for unlike his young and promising compatriot. Nor draak. he was not cut off in youth. but has been able to complete and round out his life's work His service to his native country was. one k happy to add, thoroughly appreciated and rewarded during his lifetime His fame, now that death has claimed him, Is secure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07
PETTY THlEVE RY.

The petty thievery which is being carried on around the city of Nome at the present time ought to have a sud- den step put to it.
 It may be a 'visable from one point of Nicy to cut down the city police force bat when cne remembers the amount of robbery that is being carried on it seems an absurdity to save $150 by re- moving some of the protection that citizens are entitled to.
 But the robberes in the city are as nothing to those on the tundra and the creeks
 Matters have come to such a pass out there that no man can call his moveable property his own unless he has his eyes and hands on it.
 Such conditions would have been i'm possible in the good old days of the North, when the prospector left his lit tie pile of grub at the mercy of all and never felt uneasy. The Alaskans of those days were men with a sprink- link of nervy bandits. Today the popu- lation is made of men, also. but is per meated with the rotenest type of hu- man being eXtant-the cheap sneak thief-the man whose large cranial cavity has been crammed with the idea that what his hard working neighbor has won should be divided with the hobo.
 Men who have spent extensive peri ods of their worthless lives standing on the street corners of the city slums to warn the poor man against work and to inculate in him the principles of a thief have found their way to Alaska and Alaska suffers now the conse- quences.
 one thing should never be forgotten, It is that the man, who lends support to the preachers of such doctrines supports the distrines themselves and is hardly less guilty than the man who unscrews the safety valve from boil cr or steals the poor mans coal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07

The only first class teas and fresh roasted coffee in city at Tea Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07
THE COPPER MARKET.

Copper, through the development of applied electricity. has come to be a metal of so great importance in the
 industrial world that its fluctuations
 in price are of interest to a great number of people outside of the spec
 ulators and the owners nf shares in the copper mines. When the price of copper went to 26 cents in was inevita- ble that there would be a falling off in the demand. There are always some proposed enterprises which can be postponed and it was found that not a few such enterprises of considerable magnitude were postponed by reason alone of the high price of copper In consequence the metal began to accu- mulate in the hands of producers. They held the price so long as possible, and then dropped to % cents, but even with this reduction the demand did not re- Spond to the expectations of the pro- ducers. Buying was from hand to mouth, as it were. and stocks were ac- cumulating Meanwhile. small produc- CTS were cutting prices, so that the United Metals Smelting company, which markets about 60 per cent of the American product, and Phelps. Dodge
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07

X Co, said to be the largest operators outside the combination. cut prices from 9 cents to IS cents for electro lytic and a little higher for lake cop per while the quotations on the New York metal exchange were a trifle be- low even these low figures. It remains to be seen what will happen next, but it appears to be a prevailing opinion in the market that the decline demon strates the impossbilty of ever hold
 ing copper at 26 cents or anywhere near it. for any considerable length of time. even in the midst of the most pronounced prosperity
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07

toni cXponas dated on the 29th day of November, 1907, issued out of and under the seal of said court therein to me directed,I, the undersigned, United States marshal of the District of AL aska, Second Division, will sell at pub lie sale to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the United States marshars office in the town of Teller, Alaska, on Wedne day, the 18th day of December, 19O7s at the hour of 2 o'clock D. m. of that day, as an en- trety and as one property. and not in separate parcels the Schooner "El Su- eno,' her tackle, apparel and furniture. Said vessel is now in my charge and custody and is lying at Teller, in said district.
 This sale will be subject to confir- nation by said court and the purchas- CT will receive bill of sale of said yes sel under my hand, subject to such confirmation, and upon such purchase, title will thereto vest in the purchaser, freed from all claims. The money aris- ing from said sale will be paid into the registry of said court. subject to the further order of the court
 Witness my hand and official title at Nome. Alaska, on this 4th day of December. 1907
 T. c. POWELL
 United States Marshal for the Sec
 ond Division. District of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska, Second Division.
 J. Homer Fritch. Libelant, Vs. Schoon-
 CT "El Sueno." her Tackle, Apparel
 and Furniture, Respondent.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of a final decree in the above entitled case and court, Alfred $. Moore, judge dated on the 21st day of February. 1908. and a writ of Nendl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07
A FOLK SINGER OF THE NORTH.

T he death of Edward Grieg at his r.:ne near Rarg ", NorwsN. "emov": from life one o. the greatest liv . ,,mp., $. Grei represented betr
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-07

Old Lacy, National Club, Monogram and Special Rye Whiskeys. Board of Trade.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-04-26
Making 1t Plain.

In the lower Amazon country the
temperature ranges about 81 degrees
in the shade all the year round, says
the author Of Ten Thousand Miles In
a Yacht" At Manaos, 1000 miles up
the river the temperature is six or
eight degrees higher. Thermometers
are little used in that country and little
understood. So when yachtsman re-
turned down river and was asked by
an official at Para, How is the tenn
perature at Manaos?" his reply, Eight
degrees hotter than here" elected a
stare of noncomprehension.
AT Manaos," said the yachtsman in
explanation, 81 used to wilt six collars
a day; here in Para l only need three
a day"
This was perfectly clear to the Bra
lillian. whose face lighted with under
standing.