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The daily sentinel., 1909-04-24

Just ordered--one car Of Front
Rank furnaces WIN make prices
rsht.--J. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-24

Post card safe at the Suitorium.
Pretty scenery and comic cards. ic
each
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Sentinel want ads bring ,esuls
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-24

Drugs. 5s1 Main.
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sNnsinei want ads effas r@unA
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
call, to save the country from
Organism, ont to see that all that
glitters is not gold.

The Shriners who met in Lou
isville last week, were loud in
their praises of the hospitality
Of the city. This body of Ma
sons came from almost every
State in the union. They were
men of high character, men who
had been entertained in many
other large cities, but the meet
ing at Louisville was pronounced
the most enjoyable in the forty
years existence of the order.
When it Games to putting on
fini S h ing touches, Louisville
knows her business and she in
variably does it with a hearty
good will. The Courier-Journal,
Times and the other papers of
the city contained handsome pic
lures and brilliant write-ups of
the meeting.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16

Miss Effie Sanders is visiting
her brothers, near .Purdy, and
will remain most all Summer.
Miss B. Montgomery who has
been on the sick list for several
weeks, we are glad to say is i'm
proving.
Miss Matte Tupman visited
her grandparents in Taylor coun-
ty last week.
Mr.. Omar Tucker of Knifey,
and Miss Laura Jeffries of this
place, stole a march on the old
folks a few nights ago and eloped
to Tenn, and got married. They
have returned and have been for
given.
Mr. G. G. Reynolds of Ozark,
visited ]. P. Willis last Sunday.
There was quite a large crowd
at Zion, Sunday afternoon the
singing was conducted by Profs.
Cabell, Darnell and Turner.
Mrs. Fannie Willis and daught-
er, Miss Nancy, were shopping
in Columbia last Monday.
MIRA. Holiday, wife and baby,
of Kansas, are the guest of Mrs.
Ellen Holiday this week.
Last Saturday the young folks
of our community went t
Young's mill on a fishing expedi-
ton but owing to the scarcity of
fish there were not many caught,
but we had a good time and a
splendid dinner. The afternoon
was spent in boat riding and the
old time amusement of ''see-
saw" There were about thirty
five or six there, and it is suffi-
cient to say had a merry time.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!
ALL KINDS AT
BUCHAWAN-LYON CO.,
COMPREHENSIVE, KY.
JOppa.

Farmers in this community are
through planting corn and are
blowing it over.
Mr.. Geo. Morris and family of
Louisville, are visiting relatives
and friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs. N. w. Miller who spent
several weeks with her mother
here, has returned to her home
ii jacksonville.
Mrs. Geo. Coe, whose home is
near Helm, and who has been
dangerously sick is getting bet
ter. She is at her fathers, Mr..
w. w. Brockman.
Mrs. Geo. Powell and daughter
Miss Cora, visited Mrs. Fannie
Willis last Wednesday.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
Rowes X Road.

The farmers have had a few
pretty days lately and they have
used them to the best interest.
Miss Lelen Wilton is visiting
her sister Mrs. Robert Hadley
here this week.
Miss Larene Hurt had the mis-
fortune to fall down and brake
thigh again last week. The
readers of the news will remem-
Der that this same girl got her
thigh broke at school last Sep
TENDER, one year ago. Drs. VOL.
ford and Taylor set the broken
bone. The girl is resting reason
ably well.
Leo Bledsoe has gone back to
his work in Miss, where he has
been in the timber business for
the last five years. W 9sp
Sister Zura the daughter, Of
Robert and Martha Aaron, and
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16

The contest for the Republi-
can nomination for State Sena-
tor from this the 10th district,
was settled by the State Central
Committee in Louisville last Sat-
urday afternoon. The Contest
ants were L. T. Neat, of Adair
county, and Lilburn Phelps, of
Russell county. The contestants
were present with their Attor-
neys, Hon. M. Rey Yarberry
representing Mr.. Neat, and Hon.
N. HI. w. Aaron appeared for
MIR. Phelps Mr.. Yarberry made
the first statement and Mr..
Phelps gave to the Committee
his side. All the proceedings
that had been had in other meet
ings were gone over, then the
Committeeman present went in
to executive session. The mat
ter was thoroughly discussed be-
fore vote was taken. On the
first ballot M r. Neat received
six votes and Mr.. Phelps five
votes, the Chairman, Mr., VIM,
voting for Mr.. Neat, who was
declared the nominee. The Com
mittee then adjourned and the
boys left for their respective
homes. The adjustment of this
contest is one in which we have
no direct interest and have no
word of censure or praise for the
Committee, yet it was rather a
knotty proposition. and required
ability and tact on the part of
the Attorneys who espoused the
q
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16


causes to place the leading fea-
lures strongly before that body.
We are informed that it was ably
handled and that Mr.. Yarberry
is credited by making one of the
strongest pleas overheard by the
Committee. The case was tried
on its merits and also on it's legal
face and the decision, whether
right or wrong, is an honor to
Mr. Yarberry.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
Clothing! Clothing!
at Columbia last Friday.

at Columbia last Friday.
Ed. D. Jones will preach at
Independence, the third Sunday
in this month.
Calvin Cooner, Breeding, did
business here last Friday.
w. R. Royse, the popular trad
er of Rugby, was here one day
last week.
A. M. Hatcher, representing
the Gowdy Grocery Co., of Camp
bellsville, called on our merch-
ants last Tuesday.
The fair weather for the past
few days has put quite a change
on the appearance of the corn
fields around here. The farmers
have certainly slain "a many a
weed" Corn is looking well
now and if it is not neglected
too much will make a very fair
yield. But the tobacco, well it
is now growing in the field, that
is, most of it has been set, and
is claiming too much attention.
1t is looking we'll now. The far
mers are starting in for one of
the hardest years work they have
ever done, and let us hope that
they will receive a good price for
the weed.
The Big Elm, well isn't it a
whopper!
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!
ALL KINDS AT
BUCHAWqN-LYON CO.,
COMPREHENSIVE KY.
Miami.
CAMPBEELSVILLE,K KY

Most all the farmers are be-
hind with their work on account
of so much rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Black are
receiving congratulations upon
arrival of a 9 pound boy, May
the "a.
Mrs. Dan Russell who has been
confined to her bed for several
months does not improve very
rapidly.
Messrs. J. A. Diddle, Glenn
Keltner and Clarence Hindman,
wife and children, of Gradyville,
attended the quarterly meeting
at Summer Shade, Sunday
Mrs. Filden Wilcoxson was the
guest of Mrs. Albert Black last
Sunday.
The Fry team crossed bats
with the Miami's last Saturday
afternoon. The score being 13
to 8 in favor of Miami. The
Miami team is mad up of good
players and they have good
grounds to play on, and are
ready to play other teams so try
them.
Profs. r. 0. Cabell and John
Pickett, are expected to sing at
Liberty church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark
gave a moonlight last Saturday
night in honor of Mrs. Clarks
brother Mr.. Walter Finn, of
Nell KY.
7. w. Dowell sold to Derring,
of Campbellsville, a bunch of
hogs price unknown.
Mr.. Filden Wilcoxson is having
a new dwelling house erected.
Mr.. George Morrison is doing
the work.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16

The discussion of the tariff,
last year, was mellowed by the
position of the Republicans, they
claiming that the Dinghy law was
no longer necessity and that it
should be revised in the interest
-of the consumers. In fact the
tariff plank in this platform was
a straight admission that two
much protection was given the
special interests and that the
great body of people was footing
the bill. President Taft, their
candidate, stated that he was for
a downward revision of the tariff
and promised the people that
congress would be convened in
extraordinary session for that
purpose. So far only that part
of his pledge has been kept as
to the extraordinary session, but
the revision downward has bear
ing upward and there is no sign
that the people WILDE benefited
in the least. All the while the
cramped condition of business is
a menace to the enterprise of
the country and the tariff tinker
ing still continues. Mr.. Taft
seems to have forgotten his
pledge to the people and turned
congress loose to wrangle and to
increase rather than diminish the
tariff rates. He has pledged to
carry out the Roosevelt policies
but he is not built to do it. He
should have notified his extraor-
binary session that the party
pledge must be kept and that
nothing but a measure reducing
the rates would be endorsed by
: him. He could have marked cut
a course of action that would
have shortened the life of the
business depression and put the
country in settled condition
some time ago. The business
Democrats who supported his
candidacy, who accepted his
promises ought to be heartily en-
joying the great wave of uncer-
tainty that has been in existence
from his inauguration to the
present. The true and loyal
Republican who rallied to his
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
mid Surnmer Goods on Sale


have side of my store filled with the latest
style Shoes can please the eye and my prices will
meet your approval. My statesmen will take pleasure
in waiting upon you all ask and look through
If you do not want to buy be sociable and in and
watch others make their selections.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16


the wife of Hiram Marcum died
near here May 18th, after a long
illness with consumption. She
died in full christian faith in her
savior. Her funeral was preach
ed at the Liberty church by the
writer. She leaves a husband,
five little children and many
friends to mourn her loss from
us.
zrlrI sJtc
( Jim Cakes baby is still quite
sick this week. 80
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16

William j. Bryan has announc-
ed his candidacy for United
States Senator from the State of
Nebraska. The people of the
State will express their choice
in a primary. IfMr. Bryan wins
he will go before the Legislature
and ask the Senators and Repre-
sentatives to vote in accordance
with the wishes of the people.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
WE'D, JUNE 10, 1909.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR cIRCUIT,coURT CLERK

We are authorized to annouce G. P.
Burress candidate for the office of
Circuit Court Clerk of Adair County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16
FOR JAILER.

We are authorized to announce G. G.
Jeffries, a candidate for Jailer of
Adair county, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
The Adair County news., 1909-06-16

Now that John w. Lewis is a
candidate for Circuit Judge he
will doubtless dismiss his case
against the tax payers of Green
county for $4,000.
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CHEsAPEAKE md OHIO III.

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not guaranteed
400 T. Nc. d -. Limited Daily. Fast YES
fil1Ha train EGllHlau s.eepa-s TO Lexington.
Louisville Cincinnati, indianapolis. Clfrarl
and So Louis. Connection FOR Virginia Hot
springs Pullman Car Louisville % Mem
p.fs ana New Orleans. Dining Cars a Ia
carte service
solid vrsGDIIe train Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati lexington and Louisville.
Commandment sleeping ear 10 Virginia rT1s
Springs week. days. Dining cars a ia carte
service Pullman s'e@pers Cincinnati 90
Chicago and ST. Louis aud Louisville Il
Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners Of the Dis
Hict of Columbia, Washington, ID c., Jan
uaiy &. 1863. Ordered That Article of the
Police Regulations of the District of CoIum-
oia be and the same is hereby amended by
inserting therein next after Section new
section 70 be known as Section 10. and TO
read as follows.
Sec Ga Every driver. proprietor or lessee
or any hack or vehicle or motor vehicle who
sHatl engage TO carry or transport any pas
7euEer or passenger TO any train OF place
az a fixed time and who snail willfully fail or
neglect or refuse 90 carr ont any such en-
Eagcment without giving sufficient notice TO
such passenger OF passengers Of inability 90
perform such service in sufficient time 20
enable such passenger vF passengers to pro
cure other efficient service Of like kind shall,
upon conviction thereof. be punished a pro-
TIded I'm section nine Of this Article" HEN
It4 D. j. MACFhRLAND, HENRY l..
u. c. 1t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
LEGAL ADVICE. al cases. collections. dam
ages. g.. kinds. corporations urz4n.,.-.I -..f
promoted. a. S. Legal Cop. ag7 Bond r...r
ir--tt
COLLECTIONS MADE
Estate AMI Disputed Claims Adjusted
=. p CLARK. l4z5 New York ave
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500 STANDARD sewing machine automatic
lllt cabinet grand nearly new. SIS. new ma
chimes, soc per week. open evenings, III. r..
GIVEN, 6-5 Pa. ave. Sc de-s--t
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RAILROADS.
bALIIMUkE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
L--E - EL-L-E L.LNL

DALI 4u-O AE AMI OI1IO X X
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
every Other Hour on the odd flour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW I1E5iINALs 25D ST. NEW HJaA-
@1.Jj q. In.--DIneTs pullman ParlOr.
1910 a. M.-DDEeTTatOn PdrlgTs J-nOuE Train
1890 d.. ul.-B.uer and Pullman PaEi0. Car
TII-gg a. Iu--Diuer ana Pullman r'aElJr Car
100 -. Iu.-Dlugr ami Pullman EarIJr Car.
800 y. MI Royal Limited All Puiluaus.
EILe-uJuI-
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900 y. m--DIuer and Pullman ParlOr
$500 u. u.-Clll1es 10 Philadelphia.
sIZ.I5 y. I.-SIeeDeTs 90 New York
-2.5z q. m.-SIseFsEs 10 PhiladeIpala and Sew
York
ATLANTIC CITY, 1850. $500. 1u.o a. H..
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR Ok THE HOUR"
tWe-k DAYS d. N. % IL r. M
1880 1880. 'll.g0 a. IA, 100 noon, II2:95.
sI.gp. El-J, 300, $500. f3.-y, $780, f4iyy
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'g.gJ --9-o1. 100, '1:y0. sl2;l5 n T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO sT.--. $3.50 H. IN.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
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PITTSBUEG. -3sl0 a. a.. +I.--, T9.I0 y. m.
CLEVEEL1ND. 1910 ?. ma.
COLUMBUS, $50 d. III.
WHEELING. $40 a. ne, $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. M, if.d5, 1000 PIN.
FREDERICK, 3d. Iy.-o, - 10 a. m., u ~,
Is l5. f5-45 %. uI.
unconscious. 1910 a. IA, 700 p. ia.
ANNAPOLIS, +7.-g. 1900 a. en-. fI2:0J noon,
1890, 1890, 1880, ana 1880 ~ Ill.
Daily. Except sunday. sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
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DENTISTRY.

ONCE HalIa. $50 A. b. TO $50 p. II
BR OTIS ~ ELLEY DENTIST.
" cor. 10th anu - entrance on lVta
DE W. DE- EL.IEY, DENTIST
" E Cor al and r.. tapItog sts ne
Socialists ia painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge WoTh. Filings. ana Plates
tgst it, Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices Phone NJ. 4g52
I5Is-tE
...rr.s -r...E.. ar.dsr.uIa er plating nm
necessary. painless llas DR. }. f.. WII-
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Money Loaned SaItried People

and others without security easy lsyu=s-..
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AUCTION sALEc

Large Public Sale Of Three Carloads
Of w. Va. and Nd. Horses
and Mules
va aIu sell al laa Washington Horse and
Mule C1mpauy.s stables. $3.50 II ST. nw-
Washington. u. C.. on
Monday, Jan. #. 1909, at 10 A. NJ.
three carloads of EXTRA GOOD COUNTRY
HORSES and MULES These horses CON
slst or some EXTRA GOOD DRAFT
HORSES. some DELIVERY HORSES. sew
CTaI VERY SPEEDY HORSES and some
VERY GOOD MULES. also several head of
FINE COACH HORSES, and about 30 head OF
local horses. Horses can be inspected on
SUNDAY, JANUARY TO- All horses sold uu-
der a guarantee as represented AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY. RAIN OR SHINE
These horses are c3usjg ned by the following
shippers. VIII NcHeury, one load; Richard
McHeury. one load. and Allen AIcHenry. one
load Any one wishing ~ buy horses Jr
mules VIII find this the most reliable place
o. buy.
McHENRY BROTHERS,
Phone West 1887. 1887 M St. nv.
iaN-gL
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HERB SPECIALIST.


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Manufacturers or a special line of herb rene
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WANTED-MONEY.

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is lao trust. Address AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY. COS Ifth 81. n.y. fsE-sr
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FOR RENT-SToRE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-sTORAGE ROOMS.
RAILROADS.

7TI ST. SW. -i2-TH9 storage rooms, 66z5-
perfectly dry floors jas-3,
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

WE HAVE LEFT a reR m5re of those
elegant and f-ro1m apartments and reuad-
cling ~ the same will bee finished fsr .-a-
ants January ]. furnished and unfurufshrd
Cali and see them at the Hillside LH5 Chaplin
ST. NV faE-it
A NICE GROOM apartment. only So can
and see IT, go nth -. NV. JaS-gt
"IHE kISEIN. 1920 sherman ave. NV 1 su
east ol lltl e. and -ylsa15ja road q rooms
and BATH extra storage rooms, steam heat.
unlimited LOt-WateT. children taken, no lease
required moving expenses paid, . weeks raut
free $50 per month Ga6-gt
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HOUSES.
OH 18th na-, Dor and C. range 500
,ll1 paths -.---. $3.50. l451 " NV, r. D. - ~
+oef wyoming ST. ls43 w nv, lr. b. SlHy
80 ~. ut a. b.. I0JI1445 " NV, IT. b. 6'nJ
'.H l-lh NV. IZr. 9il French St. 81. ,
N g..-----....--. s. sol ID .........-.---- 80 %
$50 No. ave. NV 1870 9th g. d.. 5000
l5r d b. 7o.oo' oh oh 8 4 Sc. 5r.b 5000
30 ~, NJ w.. ar 65.0eI IugIeside Terrace
1883 Clifton. TOT 20 So b0l 16r b--....... = so
80 18TH NV, Or b s.. gJI5DQ Blk. Shepherd
- . nR-. ur.b 90 O1l st NV Or b. 800
thaa = NV. 10T. D. 80 g1Ilg0 Blk Shspherd
-y-s University. ST., nv. Or. b.. zoo
~ o. %. W. D.. t5.50I3l9 " ne. fr b.. z2sJ
1908 10th nv. ST. D. 45.O0ilpg D Sc Gr b.,
-t65 Il NV. 9r b. T. oil h ". h........ 2l50
-'sg oregon ave, I42l ID Sc. Gr. b.
80. H-.--------- ao-aN| %. l---------- -iSV
~ lamont Ion. a19 18th Sc or. %. 800
- ----------.-,.. 40.e1.l425 u Sc. Or b., 2l-Sy
40 Al8{lon.- i01- 30 I. Sc, ST. b. loo
--------------- 49.0o|507 18th Sc, Gr, 10. 3o50
--0 ' ia.s o. b., z. i6I5 12th So, 5r.---. 47-vJ
CODoREO TENANTS.
~ -asa "a Sc, 5r--..slo OII7Ss1a eth NV, Or
~ lsrh ne. Or b. % sol b. .........-.... Is 90
40 VI NV, r..... Is.5ol
FLATS.
1872 Mass. ave. lIs55 P ne. ,r. b. 1850
Sc Dr. H--..-... SO s0t
OFFICES.
c2l-ins-Guerr~ ICoIius-Gusrfy
Bids. G-l ISlh..2lJ.V COL Bldg OF 18th. So Go
tpIlls-tsuerrv
Bldg, f1t 18th. IL On.
r,,.-- HARRISON REALTY GO. INC.
fA0ne Main 1852 81 18th ST. nv.
ja7-;f
lc@ PA. AVE. SE.--SiE rooms and baLn: fur-
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FOR I,ENT-New 6-roon and bath houses.
t-1peIed throughout. irJt-0ateI heat: Eos
t7lsr lf-a 1879 y 50, Se. and 40 and 424 ken
tuCEy ave Sc. per month. $1,000 By THOS
Il MELTON. owner, gu T st. nv. jas-lot
FOR Rent
1901 Emerson g. ne. er. and b. bricIS..... 1900
Aiot J. s. ne, 81. and b. brIck..-........- Is %
CHARLES BOYD, 1915 81.
10 4TH STREET S. e,
convenient To Capital Traction and Neuo-
ll'lii-n asrsi rooms hot N.lteT, modern
Improvement. rene very reason abIs. Apply
GEORGE M. BOND,
5g2 street n. w Js5-st
FOR RENT-$15-5D 90 good colored tenants,
ne" oflck houses. 81 20 30 F'airncnt 81. NV
9eIu"o0d Hnlsas rooms, batl ana cellar,
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az houses or l4-u i ST. NV ja46t
ST wv. 71o-sfx rooms porcelain bath;
near schools, market ana = car lines.
la2-l
FOR RENT-l40J 2stn st.. hoc-watsr heat,
u rooms, $50. Apply 90 18th st. NV ja2-u
FOR HENT-Brick Stop, Water ST., George
town. -o<55s SO Apply SO 18Th st. nv.
ja2-tf
FOR EENT-In Georgetown, il room Colon
la nome, Wide DlTeLC-, open Ola all sides.
moaein improvements, $50. Apply % 18Th s.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-08
HOWARD HOUSE

WHERE 10 STOP IN WASHINGTON
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-10-21
AMERICAN MILL CHANGES.
J. R. Hanify. Prominent San Fran
cisco Lumberman. Purchases
Stock CT Local Holders.

J. r. Hanify. of San Francisco,
who has owned two-ffths of the
stock OF the American Mill Co for
several years, has purchased the 9TH
er three ,ffths frOn \. F.. and A. s.
Coats and b +. Johnson, which
gives him OWNERSHIP of the property.
The sale does no. include the stock
in steam and sailing vessels oVned
by the local men which have been
operated in connection with the nI:ll
A. f. Coats is now a resident of Sc
attic. where he is largely interested
in the manufacture and sale of Port
land cement. while A. S. Coats las
purchased the interests of Lark.n
Bros. in the Coats & Larkin pos.
single mill at RAYMOND. which gives
him sole ownership of that plant.
Mr.. Johnson will devote his entire
attention to the MANAGEMENT OF the
A F.. Goats Logging Co., and {. G..
Ouackenbush will probably fetlln
the management Ct the mill.