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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
YOUNG GIRL MEETS DEATH
IN WARReNTON RESERVOIR:
W.s Sitting on the Wall When She
Lost Her Balance and Fell Into
the Water.
(SpeciaI to The Daily Press.l

ESPECIAL to The Daily Pressl
WARRENTON. VA. July Miss
Elizabeth Crosby. fourteen years Of
age. daughter of o. T. Crcsiy. was
drowned in the reservoir this after
noon. Miss juliet Crosby. sister.
also fell into the water. but managed
to find a creviCe for her feet in the
smooth walls &c the reservoir. by
means Of which she managed to drag
herScf 10 safety. t
The Young women were waking
about the reservoir vh' n the concrct"
made tncir feet burn In an iInpui-
siyc moment thy pulled OF their
shoes and stockings. sat on the CdS"
and daBSlcd their feet in the water.
The moss on the sid" of the r"s"r-
weir is sIipprrv. and both girls fell in
As soon as Miss Juliet rcgsined her
safety she hurrr-d TO the house q
quarter uf a mill distant. for h"ib
There was not q man on the place
warrruton. six miles away. wa then
tcIcphCncd TO for help. which. of
course arrived To" late. The body
has bcCn recovered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1908.

Prince llclir's private secretary. Mad
anne Gould wore a handsome costume
of cream colorcd silk. richly EN-.
bruidercd aud a straw hat to match
trimmed with osprey feathers.
Crowd Gathered Quickly.
The news that Prince de- Sagan
and Madam" Gould had been married
In the Soho church got about quick
" and by the time the party were
ready to leave the building big
crowd had gathered In the street
in front After few introductions
20 members % the pastors family
Prince Hrlic de- Sagan and his VIE.
and the princes secretary made their
way to their carriages. The crowd
outside promptly stood aside TO let
them pass through. Upon arriving ut
the hotel the prince and his wife sat
down To wedding breakfast with a
w friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
pEARY TO MAKE OBSERVATIONS
President Roosevelt Wants Work
Done During "Dash."

WASHINGTON. July Z. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt has directed Civil
Engineer Robert +. Pcary. U. S. NJ,
to make tidal observations along the
Grantland and Greenland shore OF
the polar sea for the coast and geo
dctic survey during his dash for the
north pole in the steamer Roose-
vent. --. ..-~ rE --.-.-5s.-7..71a
The President believes that such
observations will throw light upon
the coast survey theory Of existence
of considerable land mass In the
unknown area of the arctic ocean.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
GODSPEEO TO MEN ON
BOARD The BATTLESsiPS
President Roosevelt Sends His Good
Wishes by Wire to Rear Admiral
Sperry.
CIV Associated Press),


OYSTER BAY, y Y. July I
President Roosevelt today sent to
Rear Admiral Sperry. commanding
the battlcship fleet at San Francisco
Il telegram eXprH ssins his COOL wishes
to the officers and men on the eve or
their departure for the trip around the
world.
The message was read at muster on
zach of the sixteen haStleships n san
Francisco. The text Of the message
follows:
Oyster Bay, \. y.
"R ar Admiral Charles S. Spcrry. u.
S. n. Commander in Chief battle
shin fleet. San Francisco, Cal.
Through navy Department..
IL send t. yUu and the officers and
enlisted men under you my h"articst
good wishes on the eve of your de-
parture. That the American people
can trust the skilled Efficiency and dc
vpti0n to duty of its representatives
on the fleet has been abundantly
shown by the trip around South Amer
lea and | nnow Will be made equally
manifest on the return rip across the
Pacific. Indian and Atlantic oceans
You have in peculiar sense the hon
or of Inc United States in your keep
ing and therefore no body OF men III
the world enjoy at this moment IA
greater privilege or carry heavier
responsibility.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
FILL IN Bath TUB
AND WAS DROWNED
Overcome by Heat While Preparing TO
Bsthc ard Tunhied Into
N-.tcr.
(Rv Associated ercss.D

pHTLsDFI.PHlA. Pm July =
Though the maNimTs temperature va
few d"grccs, lover than srSt rday
thu weather bureau thermometer
registered 81 a. ;hc hiRhcst mark.
there was much - utinuch suffering
firm the hoi Sav' h"re TO-DAY ana u
prisons arc rcp"r'od dead firm b"
heat.
ono u, ihr most rccuiiaF deaths
was that ~ GTurg" =. Green. aged ~
years. Who zoughi rclicf from The
heat IN no hath 'Hh He was over
cone white preparing the bath and
falling into the wafer was drowned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
GREAT OIL FIRE VISIBLE
FOR ABOUT HUNDRED MILES
Fields Near Tampico. or Gulf OF
Mexico, BIaxine-Oangerous for
Navigation.
Inv Associated press.)

WASHINGTON. July Z. = The
United States consul at Tampico.
Mrxico. has reported that the oil
fields between Tampico on the gulf
of Mexico ANA Tuxpcn. a small city
about a hundred miles south, are
burning. and that the blaze Is visi-
bile for about n hundred miles on
The gulf. He says that the light Is
intrrmit.cn, aud Is dangerous to mar
incrs navigating In the vicinity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
MUST USE STAKES.
Interstate Commerce Commission De-
cides Against Lumbermen.
(By Associated PreSS).

(By AssOCiated PrcssJ.
WASHINGTO4I, ID. c., July THE
Interstate Commerce Commission, in
decision today upholds the present
laws enforced bv the railroads requir-
ing shippers of lumber on open cars
to use stakes to secure safe transpOr-
tatiCn.
The contention of the lumE:rmcn
was that such a practice subjected
them to undue expense The decision
grew out OF a number Of complaints
filed bv the National Whole ale Lum-
Der Dealers and the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers against sever,
al of the leading railroads of the coun-
try.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
BELL SOUNDS The KEYNOTE
Parker Resolutions Side Tracked by
Substitute Offered, by 0unn-The
Standard Bearer of 1904 Wins Ova-
ton by seeonding Them-A Scene
Of eriIlianey and Splendor On-
eaoueIed in Annals of the Country.
lBy Associated Press.1

- DENVER. COLO. July 7.-Whh
cheers from ten thousand threats.
with>the swell of political oratory ana
the inspiring spectacle of a vast null
titude of people. the Democratic ma
tional convention began it's dellb' ra
lions today. The session lasting
little over two hours, was more nuta-
BILE for its impressive magnitude ann
spectacular efforts than fer the 'uSi-
mss; accomplished. 1t gave. how
ever. the opportunity for the awaken
ing of echoes of convention enthuS'-
asm. thei keynote speech Of the tenn
porary presiding officer. Theodore "A.
Bell of California;: a heated sklrmi'h
incident to the contest in the Penn
svlvania delegation and finally an un-
anjmous tribute Of homage and res
pect to the memory>Of the late Grover
Cleveland.
But the enthusiasm Of the opening
session was comparatively brief. in
termittent and tempcstnous, without
that long sustained and frenzied clam
or which is still reserved for the fu-
ture. The day was devoted to IN"
primary 1OTIldli'PS dhu ''i'
tees appointed are now at work per
fecting the permanent organization ~
proceed tomorrow.
Meantime the convention hosts
chafe over the two days delay "hith
must intervene bcforn their great p'r-
nose l. accomplished-thc nomination
of a presidential candidate. The tide
Of Rryan sentiment sweeps on. gather
inc force as il proceeds and tonight
the chorus of Bryan. Bryan Is wen
nigh universal. With it is stradi's
swelling undecurrent for the ncmi"a-
tiop Of George Gray. Of Delaware as
vice president and this movement: al
first intangible has now assumed
definiteness which promises I emerge
socn with the seemingly overwh'''h-
ing current moving toward BRYAN
still Trying to Defeat Bryan.
Tonight the opponents Of Bryan are
sill, seeking to unite their str2hs' II
against him with the hope OF "'t''"'''
" accomplishing his defeat.
7, was a stirring scene which sp'ea"
before Chairman TaCgart at noon ="
dav when. with uDiifted gaVe'. ""
sought to bring order out Of contnseo
babel CT sound and motion
The splendid amphithca'r". decor
ated WITH aass am n""' III, deuse
ed TO its utmost h:nEs WIZ" 49," Vc-
and soothing mass Of humanity. w.
low in the central arena "a ,s an oven
gates just 'S" NOR ., , ,ham the 600
thousand ana oafk oi - ..nJ The
altcrnaiss-.nse .Hu ,bo dc.,;r;,ics
rear c"",."' ,.";r h,nds
OF me parry w -, So.
sr""an, .,;rr around
Thanking them ana s" p"- 80
the hall wer, the l''s ~ ~, .scr IN
e.pec'ant "n,""kers rs r IT. in solid
tier and sa'~sr sh,noss Of the women.
masses. the hr'sn'n s . W with the
in tncir gay ,,., &C. which hung at
sp'e"",,s ~ W"
every hana: AMI, this ,cxildcr-
Here and 'nfr". an," r. ~. ,o.,h,c
ing 'hronS si""l Wv" ,n,me,i,,c,y in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08
Has Special Wire From Convention
GALL to dis Cottage at FafdeW.
ne WILL not GO TO lEIVER
Democratic Leader is Probably Bust
est Man in America Today-TeIe-
grams Keep Him on the Go but he
Docs Not Neglect His Farm.
(Dy Associated Prcssl

FAIRVIEW. Lincoln. NEB.. July
There were few visitors at Fair
view today and none Of importance
in political way. This did not.
however. mean that Mr.. Bryan was
before his breakfast was completed
the special wire between his Office
and Denver was pouring in the teie-
grams which required replies.
Has Special Wire.
Although there has been a pcrman-
cnt telegraph Office cs abiishcd in a
cottage in close profanity 10 the
Bryan home for ccnventi'n purposes.
spceial wire was run 10 ID" office.
and at his dcsk near which the tcic-
graph operator has ben placed. Mr..
BRYAN spent most If his time until
the Denver convention adjourned this
cv. ming. Visiting delegations ami
calls If persons nich in the councils
NJ the party during The past five days
had given the u mccraiic leader hut
little opportunity 10 read ccrrSsp"n-
done, and much oi his time to-day was
devoted to that duty.
With his confidential stcHorrapacr
~ went ovrT his mad stopping only
to make reply 10 the numerous tcie-
grams which w"rc placed "n his desk
during tho carly part ri the day.
To persistent inquiries a. Il"
whether be- would Sn To the Denver
convention. Mr.. RrvaH SiaSd that at
present be- had NJ; :h1ucht 81 doing
80 aud know Of no cnriin=' nry which
miTm ariyc TO take him TO D~nv"T.
"Yoa cannot toll wha; the future
will bring forth" h said but know
nov ~ nothing which viii take m"
IN The convention city"
Nr Uryan watched :hc Convention
b.IIcifos cIrs"Iy and ihoSc rrV"rtius
oc~asions which brought forfH ap-
rIausc frrm tho big Dcavcr Gathering
wcr" rad with evident satisfaction
AND r,n'crtCd smiles. brt Hoi Win
hooks ~ surprise.
In.cre.-ed IN ~. crops.
<rSs from p.nvtr did Hci pr vent
HIM frum taking q d~~p !ntrresi in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

rvs from p~'nvfr did uci pr vrnt
b.m frum taking d~-p !nirresi IN
tho harvesting ~ his alfalfa crop ana
he viewed with dc~r concern tn pros
pcetS II ~ ssrpcrins before another
rain should come,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
sniy Newspaper published In
Newport News that recsIvss the
fuiI news report Of the Also.
eiated Pres.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-08

THE WGATHgR
Showers and coSier Wednes-
day; Thursday fair, with mod
crate temperature tight west to
northwest winds. =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
CARE OF BATHROOM.

Sanitary Precautions That Insure Good
Health to the Family.
Many women think that if the bath
room is well swept and tidied up ev-
cry day their whole duty to that de
partment is done, but of all the rooms
in the house this one requires the
most lynx eyed care. The plumbing
should be most vigorously looked after,
the taps should be inspected and thor.
oughly flushed each day at least once.
by the mother herself.
In the autumn, when fever and such
maladies are prevalent it is custom
airy to lay the evil to the fall wea ther
or to some form Of malaria contracted
while away in the country for vaca-
ton. In reality it is mainly because
the waste pipes have not been flushed
all summer and are full Of deleterio,ls
gases.
Before again taking up residence in
house which has been closed for Il
greater or less period every faucet
should be opened and the water al
lowed to run freely for not less than
IN hour. This is particularly true OF
the bathroom, though the kitchen
should have its share of care az we'll
After this has been done ammonia
should be poured down and allowed
to remain in the traps for some time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
TO REMOVE HASTINGS.
Threads Should Be Clipped at Inter.
walls Of Three Inches.


The proper removal of hastings
from the completed garment is as
necessary as the proper putting III.
Many Il dress has been ruined by a
hasty, i'll calculated pull. Did you ever
watch novice catch the end Of a
thread and then, after pulling up the
seam Of skirt In hard bunch, bring
all her strength to bear to break the
thread or perhaps even to bite 1t off?
And did you ever see the seam of the
skirt afterward?
If you have, you probably know that
the pristine beauty Of the material was
gone forever. If it was silk or lawn
there were holes in it all up the seam,
possibly pulled places part way across
the breadths. If the goods was so
stout us to defy such cruel treatment
then it was probably wrinkled so badly
that pressing would never bring the
defect out entirely.
Basting threads should be clipped ut
intervals Of three inches, and each
short length should be removed with
out wrinkling the goods in any way.
Indeed there will be no need, for, clip
ped in this way, the thread will yield
to the slightest pull. If any one thread
seems obstinate, do not jerk. There is
probably slight knot somewhere and
another clipping will remedy the evil.
An ivory or bone stiletto is u most con-
venient thing to have in ones work
basket, especially when hastings are to
be removed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30

J D Sparkling to same. quit claim same.
U 10 G A Lpcy, patent nwL sec 49,
2O-9.
Same to A >e'zer, pat n+A of eeA and
se4 Of neA and 1t l. eec 1929.
Co ,tinental Timber Co to Milwaukee
Land Co, nwN sec 8. 1879. and swA St c
2-ls7. and sea and eH of s~A and
swA Of swA sec % and all sec 33 twp
16-ll. containing 1910 acres-$l.
f F Winkleman to M Jensen. lot %
and 2 # It 81, bl 20, Karr's River add
Ho9uiam-$SO0.
Montesano State Bank to Bank OF
E ma, 25 # lot 4, bi l3. Corrected plat
Elma-$1.
NJ Blascovich to J Blascovich. lot 2. III
2, and Its ISL IL, bl l, Chicago add
Montesano-$3C0
NJ P Leitch to Leitch. all commu.
nifty interest in lot 6, and all lite 7,S, bl 8,
South Aberdeen-$l.
G II Emerson to F 6 Foster. Its IL 49,.
bl SO, Corrected plat Hoquiam-$l0O0.
JR Brewer to II Brew or. e1s of neA
sec CLIFF, and e>a Of seZ sec 3l.l86-$l
Elma Lodge No IS, F & A NJ to f M
Higrove. all bI &c, Maso. ic cemetery,
Elma-$lO.
J Blascovich to John Est, loe 2, blk 2,
Chicago add Montesano-$l0.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Gus
STATION, lots to 7, and to IA. blk Is,
Seagrove-$63.
q NJ Stratton to NJ A Peterson, " 10 II
1t 3. bl %. Westport Beach-$35.
f Sherwood to NJ Shahan, land in lot
AZ, Sherwood's plat Satsop-$1OO.
f Shahan to G r Steele, VIZ of swL
OF seq sec l4-18-7. except road right OF
way-$5W.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
$500.

outfit ~ china y ei,'-sS06.
d raI fa VI l. Caglev, chat mt 2
same -. 600.
Stea'm- ..nii.t..- X Single Go TO Pub.
lie, certti,att oi lat Of officers.
W Lnrd TO ! u brewer, eat mtg sWE
OF nwA and n"4 # sw4 sec 5-l7 s.
Il 4 Preston ~ + /. Ninard 4 Co, eli at
mtg COWS and hors-s-S24S.
COMMISSIONS, Chehalis County to
Public. order OF vacation, Hill ave, Front
ave, Poplar street. Division street aud g
500 feet Cedar ave in plat of Pacific Beach
Homes.
Vulcan Iron Works to Anderson,
Young & Dolan, con sale railroad rails
and dump cars-$l6l2.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending January %, CONF lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
Emeline Blomeke to G p Look, nwL
OF ne4 and Its 1884, sec 23-l7- S-$l9OO.
We Walker to A l. Bonnell, bl 8, G &
w add Elma-$l200.
A Karr to J F Bell. lots 8, 10. blk 8,
Karr's Garden add Hoquiam-$3OO.
w Snellman to Hill e. Waisanen, 1t 6,
Bear Greek Gardens-$45O.
Gertrude NJ Robinson to II G Heer-
mans, lot l. blk IL, Campbell's add Ho.
4uiam-$45O.
6 Bolja to G Dolk, lot 4, blk 7, Camp
bell's plat Hoquiam-$450.
Harbor Land Co to F Tracy, lot 2, bl
Is. Corrected plat Hoquiam-s3OO.
AOlson to F E Jones, Its 9.1O.11,!2, bl
;, Syndicate add Aberdeen-$l.
FL Stevens to o NJ kellogg, Its q, %,
b 8, North Hoquiam add Hoqu-$5l5.
Chas Nelson to w Wade, i've tracts OF
land containing 81 SO acres in secs IL 10,
twp 18-S-$l0.
w D Lougheed to Mary Ann Fiene,
quit claim all Its to 7, bl 2. Renton add
Montesano-$1.
q w Wellington to J Kanouse, 1t 8, bl
Z. North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-$l75.
T u Eyons m A r Canaris Ito RI "a
bl Is, Evans add South Aberdeen-$1.
Kate Hall to W Geisser, g so # Its IS,
81 2, B & d add Montesano-$750.
Treasurer Chehalis County to q W
Baremore, strip land 80 1T wide north OF
Its 1914, bl 2, Hays add and lot 8, blk 2,
Hays add and lots 8, 10, blk l, & & G add
Montesano-fl7.
CIV Lamping to Fl D McKenney, quit
claim ind lbs interest in Sc 30 it lts 8,
Corrected plat Hoquiam-Sl0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
ninufeS OF the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and SCeIlaneOuS
Instruments Filed With County
NudifOr.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans-
acted in The Superior eOHrt for the week enc
hug January .. 1905
The following cases were continued !:
A FRANKIE ct NIX; w + Lyon ct NIX; Hem
~ Lenrs ct ux; Perry Pennoyer ct TX !;
Il w W-alheraId 1T NIX and jacob iioov,r
ct ux Va Wishkah Boom Co.
Weyerhaenser Timber Co vs. Andrew
Johnson ct al. Demurre, to complaint
Dverruled.
A Semmen ct al vs o L Grain. Dis
missed.
Mary Grissmen vs. NJ T. Hes-ey ct al.
Tax lien foreclosed.
FL Campbell e, al VS. Mabel Veysey
at al. Same.
West Coast Shinp'e Co VA Markham
Shinsle Co Pla,Duf allowed to amend
complaint.
l. Tozier 4 Sons Co vs. Z NJ Davis ct al.
Demurrer to answer Overruled.
Geo Apker vs. City OF Hcqniam. De-
mur7er 10 complaint overruled.
j D dean vs. o NJ Moore. Same.
Wil Lanning vs. Roger Mcneil. De.
murreY 10 answer oyerruled.
rhos Lawlev VS. School District No II.
Demurrer of defendant overruled.
Mike Popiella VS. Thos Zellawenski ct
nx- Judgment for plaintif for 1929 IS
and costs.
Aberdeen State Bank vs. John Berg
ct al. Aberdeen Brewing Co adjudged
to be in default.
In re estate Of Marion Adele Fry, de-
seased. Final account settled.
In re estate OF Sarah M Wilson, decd.
Same.
In re estate OF Charles Mckinney, de.
ceased. l. Morgan appoin.ed admin
sAratoy.
In re guardianship of Herman Mas
r. a, minors. Bertha Mas appointed
guardian.
In re guardianship OF Guy Stevens,
minor. John H Stevens appointed
guardian.
In re estate of Fred Brow ming, decd.
January rs fixed to hear petition for APP
poiDtment of administrator.
In re guardianship of Harry Weden
IT al. minors. Bertha Weden appointed
guardian.
In re estate Of Samuel H Smith, decd.
D Moiehcad appointed administrator.
S + Slade Lumber Co vs. N Ry Co.
niul. ction denied.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-30
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Miscellaneous Transfers.
Combes to C Mcbride. sat mtg l.,
2, b, 3, South Aberdeen.
II P,uden to f Minnich, sat mtg lot
4, bl 7, North Abe,deen-$l00.
c Dolk to A Nelson, mtg lot 4, blk II,
Campbell's plat oquiam-$l20O.
G II Hitchings to Joyce, asst mtg
slsO4.
David Barrie to Public. certificate OF
log brand "Box B"
Ed Dolan TO McHugh 4 McHugh. sat
chat mtg saloon stock and fixtures-$5OOO
A l. Bonnell to F Kane, mtg bl 8, c
& W add Elma-$70O.
T O'Neill to X H Wood, chat m &
horse and cow-$5O.
JF Bell 10 Aberdeen Aerie No "a, F O
F., mtg lis $40, bl 3, Karr's Garden add
Hoquiam-$lO0.
c Stapleton to Same, mtg Its 1884. bl
20, and lots 3,4, bl 10, AlberfeIdy estate
add Seattle-$125.
Fl Rowland ct al to A L Macleod,
land cont,ac, und q int in lot -, blk Al,
Original plat Aberdeen-$220OO.
Hoquiam Lumber & Single Co va N
d Warwick, lien 9.Ol acres in lite 10, %,
Riverside add Humptulips Gardens-$64.
G McBride to E Mcdonald. mtg lot 2,
bl 3, South Abe,deen-$100.
Western Lumber Co vs M Rokos, lien
Its 3 10 II. bl 4, Westend add Aber-$ls6
Same We J A Dewey ct TX, lien lot 5. bl
80, w 4 B add Aber deem 1893.
e Lindstrom to A Ihle. mtg lot 8. bl
80, W & B add Aberdeen-$60O.
Commissioners Chehalis County, to
Public, order OF vacation Of alley in bl 2,
Maris plat Satsop
RI Grout to w E Walker, sat mtg
land formerly known as bl 9, G & w add
Efma.
G L Peterson Plumbing Co Va Olive P
Wager ct vir, lien swH lots 7,8, blk 10,
Cosmopoiis-s4l
OP Burrows to White 4 Grazier, chat
mtg donkey engine and saw logs-$oOOO.
q w Crisp to A d Devonshire, mtg lot
6, bl IA, Corr ected plat Elma-$2OO.
E NJ Gibson vs. A Kline. lien on hay
and 4traw on Watkins ranch near Porter
-$6l.
c E Burrows Co to Public, certificate
Of list OF officers.
Grays Harbor Boom Co to same, same.
Hnmptulips Driving Co to same, same.
CE Burrows Lumber Co to same, same.
&c Switzer to J A Garrard, mtg lot 6,
bl s. Oakville-$10O.
Mary Morey to Same, mtg lot 8, bl ~,
ville-$l25.
Mrs Nancy Cox to Sarah J Fessel Z.
field. mtg lots 81, blk IA, Karr's Garden
add Hoquiam-$20O.
G G Withers to T Birchall, sat mtg
two acres in nwE Of sea sec 1886.
IT Birchall to John Beck, mtg sane
800.
E Riches to Eva Peterson. mtg lots
Is to IS, bl II, Eureka add Elma-$l5O.
CD Hanson to c F w Evans, sat mtg
nw1 of neH Of SEX, less rods, and
neA Of nwA Of seq. and swk of neA
Of seN, and sea Of neA of seL and VIZ
of nwA Of sea. and nwH Of sw14 of seA
sec 7-20-l0 and all bl 2. Ogden's add
Humptulips-$1OOO.
Aberdeen Brewing Co to A Mackey,
rel chat mtg saloon fixtures, license, etc.
A Hess to D Spicer. mtg lot 2, blk 8,
Harris Hill add Hoquiam-$1OO.
Tnos A Ray to L P Bendixen, mtg VIZ
Of nw14 sec 15-17-5-$50O.
G Hallett to H Malone, sat mtg lots
1921, bl 6, Lewis plat Porter.
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NEW CASES.

IS.
Morgan & Brewer vs. John T. johnson.
foreclosure of tax lien.
J Preston vs NJ N Carter. Foreclos.
IRE Of tax lien.
s r Cannon vs. George A Arland ct TX.
Same.
+ l. Campbell We A A Baker. Same.
Same vs. E l. Caldwell. Same.
Otto Peterson We Margaret Peterson.
Divorce.
Toledo Computing Scale Co Va q A
Gilmore. Action on debt.
Dolle Masterson vs. Thomas E Master
con. Divorce.
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"Cherry-Blossom."
ThR JAPANESE GIVE GOOD EXAMPLE,

It is proverb of Cherry Blossom
Land that healthy stomach is the
basis of all strength. Good nature is
also recognized as of great Importance.
The Japanese as people are remark
able for their health, endurance, pa
thence and skill.
The cherry tree is the most highly
priced of all in Japan. 1t not only
gives forth beautiful blossom but the
wild cherry tree furnishes bark which
is most highly priced in medicine.