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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
B. H. s. "GRADn
 NOW A PRIEST

Paterson, N J., cousin of the sle- brant of the mass. Rev. Father Frey of Paterson. N- J.. who has the repu- tatfon of being one of the most bril- liant pulpit orators in New Jersey will preach. Joseph Baumeister, of Chi cago. brother of Father Baumefster. will sing several solos. assisted by the St. Joseph's choir under the direction of Mir, Fritz K- G. Weber.
 Father James T. Mcdonald was born in this city, Nov 26, 1884, and is the son of Mary and the late John Me- Donald. His home for the past few graduated from the Bridgeport High school in 1902 and entered Niagara University. At his graduation from the University he was the recipient Of standard of scholarship. His theo- logical course was taken at the Grand Seminary, Montreal, Canada. Afters finishing his course there he was ap- pointed preeect at St. Thomas Semi nary. Hartford. where he has been for the past year.
 Father Wilson, of the faculty of St. Thomas Seminary, will preach the sermon tomorrow morning at Father McDonald's first mass Two class mates at the Grand Seminary of the newly ordained priest will probably act as deacon and sub-deacon. Pat rick Lawler Of Ansonia, and John Ken nedy are the young men who will fill these positions respectively. Father Nfhill will act as master of .cere- monies.
 Rev. Father Nihil1, pastor of St. Patrick,s church; Rev. Father Dahme, of St. Joseph's church, and many friends of the Bridgeport young men attended the ordination ceremony by Bishop Bevans of the diocese at the cathedral in Hartford this morning. Those of the family of Father Mo Donald who were present were his mother, Mrs. Mary McDonald; his brother, John Mcdonald, and hds three sisters, Miss Stella McDonald, Miss IAlfie Mcdonald, and Mrs. Lawrence F. Murren.
 Father Baurniester's mother and fa- ther, his brothers, Joseph and Julius. and two married sisters were present to see him ordained. One sister is Mrs. Charles J. Bues of 70 Wheeler avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
 DIED.


 flfmHHVAN.-In West Haven, July 3l. Ai5ne sullivan, aged 1 year, months, daugfter of Michael and Julia Sui- N Burial in St. Michaels cemetery: Bx1dgeport, on Monday at arrival ol . a m- train. RfsHoR-In Springfield, Mass, July $ 36fh. 1909, Melville Rishor, oldest son =z of Christopher J. and the. late Jose pf,dne Burns Rishor, aged z7 years nnonths, 15 days.
 -Bffends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of his fath- @ er. NO. 114 Highland avenue. Bridge porf. Ct-, on Sunday. Aug. ISL at $s00 o'clock p. m-
 Burial in Mt. Grove cemetery. F 30 b p 7zFyvv-rREsSS-In this city July 30th. 7eoo. walter F. Pewtress, aged "A veers months, 19 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of his fath- CT MT. s. Lester Pewtress. Nc. A5 st 1o:so a m. Burial in New Haven Conn. F 31 a'p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
BRIDGEPORT MAN MAY BE CHARGED
 WITH MURDER NOW

Danbury, Conn.,, July 31.-Another Italian murder will no doubt result from the stabbing of Pasquale Meta on July 22 by Dominick Lombardi of Bridgeport. The physicians attending the victim today stated that his con- dition has taken a turn for the worse and death is expected at any moment. Both Lombardi and his brother Frank are being held on a charge of assault with intent to kill pending the out come of Meta's injuries.
 The affair occurred last Thursday evening when Meta, who was sitting in his home with some friends. heard a rap at the door. On opening the door man sprang upon him and stabbed him. Lombardi and his broth CT were arrested by the victim.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
TO TRY SOCIALIST
 ON GRAFT CHARGE

Ansonia, July 31.--A call was issued today to the several Socialist organi- cations in this city by Samuel Bardsley of Shelton, State secretary-treasurer of the Socialist party, to send their representatives to this city tomorrow at which time Bardsley will be placed on trial before the State committee to answer to charges alleging graft and misappropriation of funds.
 The charges are brought by William E.. White of New Haven, candidate for Lieutenant-Governor on the Socialist ticket, and are directed against the en- tire State board. He alleges that S2S9 was paid out without bills being pre- sented therefor. About 50 representa- tives are expected from all over the State.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
'DEArHs AND FUNERALS

$ rhe funera1 of Ethel. infant daugh- tef Of Charles w. and Lena Wheeler f,f1rnore. who died last evening, was 1leI0s this afternoon at 2 o'clock from fhe home of it's parents. " Randall a,venue. Rev. Morgan Millar, pastor or 01fret church, conducting the ser
 P1uneral services over the remains of ma. widow of John H. Stowe, were Es3d this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. f7eorge M Brown, pastor of the First
 Methoddst church. conducting the ser s19ceo Interment was in Park ceme-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31

The funeral of James l.. DeMond. the colored man who died at his boarding house in Broad street on Tuesday, was held this afternoon, Rev. MT. Morton conducting the services. The remains were inferred in Park cemetery The deceased had wife in White Plains, N r.. but she could not be gotten into communication with by friends of the deceased in this city. Personal friends took charge of the remains last even ing. when it was seen that the wife in White Plains did not care to. see to her husbands burial they making arrangements to have the body inter- red in Park cemtery~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
MILLIONAIRE DIES
 OF INJURIES IN
 AUTO ACCIDENT
Special from United Press.)

IoP6CIdI-
 New York. July 31-Word was re-. ceived to-day from Biarritz of the death of Cornelius G. Cuvler. presf- dent of the United States Mortgage & Trust Company of New York. Death resulted from injuries in an automo- bile accident. Cuyler was a member of the New York Stock Exchange and the firm of Cuyler, Morgan & Com pany, and was a director in the Mer- cantfle Trust Company of this city. the New York Dock Company tfa Mobile and Ohio Railroad and many other big corporations. He was leading member of the Pennsylvania sI1ulnir..-~ Copse .sv E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Clara Erskine Colburn, wife of the Rev. William H. Holman, pastor of the Congregational church in Southport, died al the parsonage on Pequot ave- nue this morning after a short illness.
 Walter F., son of S. Lester Putwress, of 215 Barnum avenue, died at the home of his father last evening after an illness extending over some time. The young man was 24 years of age, and was we'll known about town where he was universally beloved by all. The remains will be taken to New HaS ve- for burial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
PASTOR AND ASSISTANT OF
 ST. ROSES CHURCH

On page 4 of to-day's Farmer will be found a story of the golden jubilee celebration of St. Roses church at Newtown tomorrow Many from this city are to attend as the train leaving here at S:30 will arrive in Newtown in ample time for the services.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that my wife having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible nor pay any bills or debts contracted after this date by her.
 (SignedO. F s1 s+po JOHN JOSEPH.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31
quick ]!

There is a little time left to be improved. The Mill End sale ends at 10. o'clock to- night. Till then, there are many things to be bought at a good big saving
 The Wind-up lots, offered especially for the closing days, are not yet exhausted. There will be some of them for shoppers tonight. And every one of them is very-large money s-worth.
 But you simply must be quick.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-31

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04
Real Estate Transfers,

instruments filed for record in the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis
county for week ending Thursday,
Jan. 2S.
Dora J. Hick ct vir to G. H. John
son 1t b is Hoquiam. .... $50
Il. F.. Karshner ct uX to Aber-
deem Lodge No. 80 I. o. o. F.
1t 6 "a w. & B. add Abb
erdeen ....... .oOOo
J. w. Netthery ct ux to Alice
Mcconnell Its 10 II b s
Park add Aberdeen ........ $50
J. NJ. Doves ct ux ct al to Alice
Mcconnell 1t b s Park add
H. A. Franklin ct ux to Esther
Greluson 65 # Its l b Go
w. & b. Second add Aber-
East Hoquiam Co. to Victor
jacobson 1t b 5 E. Camp
bells add Hoquiam ........ 225
w. j. Patterson ct uX to w. X.
Oldoker It's 3 to b % First
add South Aberdeen ...... 100
]. Schutzler to Vaclaw Zeman
sk 1t l b ~ South Aber-
deem ........... 10
w. J. Patterson ct al to Aber-
Lumber & Single Co. Its 10
10 b 6 First add South Aber-
A. J. Anderson ct ux to s. Benn
ct al seA sec 26 II S.. 5
State of Washington to S. Hart
ct al It's 7 9 10 and swA
of nwA sec SO 16 .2772
Minnie B. Leitch to Claude
Leitch q. c. Its "a to 80 b 4
N. p. add South Aberdeen :. 10
w. E. Hagerman ct ux to Mrs.
Maud Miller land in b A. F.
e E. MontesanO .......... l
Ninemire & Morgan Co. to G. H.
& P. S. Ry. land in neA of
sec 20 16 .............1 1000
]. b. Stewart to same Its Z, s.
b s Melbourne. .......... 5SS
10. B. Beaver ct ux to same
nwA of neA sec % II s.. 1000
Joseph Bernard ct Tx to same
Its 5 6 7 and sh of nwA
sec IA and Its 5 6 sec Is II
7 ...... .2oVo
Union Bank & Trust Co. to
same ............. 1oVo
r. Redman ct Tx to same 1t 3
sec "a II 8 .............. "a
Katie Pennick ct vir to same b
"a Melbourne ......... 1875
C. P. Look ct ux to same land
in blks 81 SIS and 80 to 40
Scammon's plat Montesano. $500
.. ". nusnill ct ux to 0. l..
Church Its 10 20 b w &
! B. add Elma ............. sc
! O. l.. Church ct ux to Cora c.
Robinson nk Its 10 20 b 3
w. & B. add Elma ........ 81
C. f. Burrows to Hulburt Lum-
Der Co. parcel land in 1t 2
sec 16 II 8 .............. II
Mary o. Bruce to A. Morley 1t
4 b % E. CampbellS add Alb
! erdeen ...... ........... 5Ot
/ Daniel Wooten ct ux to F. NJ.
Noble 1t 13 b A Ontario add
Hoquiam ........ ....... 52S
Edith M. Weldon to Eva c.
Bower q. C. Its 1 16 10
sec 80 16 9 ..............
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04
WHEN HER BACK ACHES.
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Aberdeen women know how the
aches and pains that come when the
kidneys fail make life burden.
Backache, hip pains, headaches, dir
zy spells, distressing urinary trou-
bles, all tell of sick kidneys and warn
you of the stealthy approach of dia-
betes, Grupsy and DrighLs Gisedae.
Doan's Kidney Pills permanently
cure all these disorders. Here's
proof of it in an Aberdeen woman's
words:
Mrs. A. Mclean, 1902 North K
street, Aberdeen, Wash. says: Il
used Doan's Kidney Pills some years
ago and from the results obtained,
am pleased to recommend them to
anyone afflicted with kidney COM
plant. When commenced their use
was suffering a great deal from
backaches and dull pains across my
loins and If I stopped, it required
quite an effort for me to regain an
erect position. I also had frequent
attacks of dizziness at times and felt
very miserable. When Doan's Kid
ney Pills were brought to my atten-
ton l procured box at the Red
Cross Drug Store, used them as di-
rected and they quickly corrected my
trouble. | have the utmost conf
dence in their merits and should
ever have a return of the annoyance
| woulu immediately resort to their
USE
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. C.-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04

will to probate and appointing c.
S. Olson Wegsnes, executor of the
will of said deceased without bonds,
signed.
In re-welfare of Paul Niscoma, a
minor. Order directing warrant to
issue for said minor, fixing Satur-
day, January 80, 1909, for hearing
complaint and directing service of
notice, signed.
H. c. Pealer vs.. Grays Harbor
Boom Co. Trial of cause resumed,
jury called, all present, witnesses
called and taking of testimony in
progress when court adjourned.
State of Washington VS.. Ed. Lo-
Wis. Decision discharging petitioner
signed
Grays Harbor & Columbia Ry. Co.
VS.. Harriette Schnurr, ct al. De-
cree appropriating certain premises
to the petitioner herein, signed.
Harry M. Durkin VS.. City of Ho-
quiam. Order appointing G. E.
Chamberlain and A. S. Austin a
commission of physicians to examine
the plaintiff herei/, signed.
State of Washington VS.. James
Levy. Judgment and sentence sign
ed as of date Jan. 20, 1909.
State of Washington VS.. Frank
Mitchell, ct al. Order releasing and
eXonorating the sureties on the bail
bond of defendants. signed.
State of Washington VS.. Charles
Milt Lyman. Defendant present In
open court in person. Information
read, defendant entered plea of
guilty as charged. Court sentenced
the defendant to an indeterminate
term in the state penitentiary of
not less than one year and costs of
prosecution. Judgments and SEN
tence, signed.
Orders fixing Saturday February
13, 1909, for hearing reports and
petitions in the following matters.
in re-guardianship of John Zahul,
ct al, in competents; same Edith B.
Moulten, ct al, minors.
Ed. Walsh VS.. Aberdeen Lumber
and Single Co. Oral order continu-
ing hearing until Jan. 2S, 1909.
Maud L. Lundvall VS.. Ralph E.
Lundvall. Order directing publica-
ton of summons, signed.
-. ;-lo.s not empanelled in
cause No. 6S3, excused until Janu-
airy 81, 1909.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04

S. Benn ct ux to Nellie M. Col
Ian Its 6 b 10 Benn's Cen
trail add Aberdeen -. go. 3
l. Il, Lovejoy Il d. N. Dodson
1t 10 As First add Ocosta.
c. H. Clemens ct uX to G. II.
& P. S. Co. 1t b "a. $50. 3
w. S. McRay to T. G. Tit Its
l 2 3 b II Ruel Minis add
Cosmopolis ...... ....... 2
S. X. BOwes ct ux to same Its
5 6 b l tracts 3 E. & l..
Grays Harbor Homestead s.. 2
S. d. Wininger ct ux to d. MOir
land in sec 5 II Z. ....... Z
Mabel M. Efteland ct vir to H.
E. Morrill, 1t be Karr's Hill
add HOquiam .......... 10
]. G. Lewis ct Tx to N. w. Ray
Its 2 3 b 2 Lewis Fisrt
add Porter
N. w. Ray ct TX to c. A. Tur-
ner same .......
East Hoquiam Co. to Peter 7.
Anderson 1t % b 81 Ontario
add Hoquiam ............ q
E. Olson to J. Oliver 1t 9 b AZ
w. G B. Second add Aber-
F. Erkson to F. w. LOOMS 1t
II b 43 w. & B. Second add
Aberdeen ...... ........ so
Green w. Cotton to F. M. No
BILE 1t / % Campbell's add
J. w. Fordney ct ux to w. E.
Boeing sec 3 10 9 ........ 6
F. G. Dollman to Joanna DOLL
man q. C. VIZ 1t 4 b S E. &
M. add. Aberdeen .........
Lucie Evenson to Joanna M.
DOll-man. same ...... 10
j. b. Skeene to J. r. Evans It's
9 10 b Al N. p. add South
Aberdeen ........ ......
l.. p. Dudley to same Its 2
SO w. & B. add Aberdeen.
p. Pennoyer ct ux to A. H.
Newell Its 81 % b s Rice's
add Aberdeen ...... ......
Union Mill Co. to Mary l..
Reynolds Its S b Broad
add Cosmopolis ...... 49,.
Mrs. w. w. Auburn ct vir to
Heights add Aberdeen. .....
]. S. Kinnaman ct Tx to M. l..
Barney nwA of nwA of seA
sec 10 II 6
H. Lord ct ux to Milwaukee
Land Co. nwA sec "a 16 10. 10
S. l.. Tuffee ct uX to j. G..
Smith 1t 7 b 80 North Aber-
j. MarSen ct al to s. l.. Tuffee
ct al Its l b 6 and Its
3 4 5 b IA Weatherwax add
North Aberdeen ......
Electric Land Co. to Grays Har-
Dor Ry & Light Co. Its 1 to
and IS to "a b 10 Sunny
side add Aberdeen ........
F. E. Jones ct ux to e. A. Brad
ner Its 10 II 10 b Is North
Aberdeen 49,. ...........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04
New Cases.

Foot-Schulz & Co VS.. j. c. Price.
Northwestern Lumber Co. VS..
Grays Harbor Improvement Co.;
Hugh NJ. Ash l.. Knudson, GA. Gill
lette and Harry Scott. Dept.
S. w. Gaskill, ct TX, VS.. Mrs. c.
Carmichael. To quiet title.
x. Zelasko VS.. F. M. Bachelor
and w. j. Crosbie. Restitution of
premises.
Edward Thompson company VS..
Austin M. Wade. On promissory
notes.
Maud l.. Lundvall VS.. Ralph E.
Lundvall. Divorce.
Andrew Hammer VS.. Jack kera-
men. Damages.
State of Washington VS.. Charles
Milt Lyman. Conniving at prosti-
tuition.
Adina Anderson VS.. Steve Ander-
son. Divorce.
Martha Mowry VS.. Daniel Mowry.
Divorce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04
Miscellaneous Transfers.

John Beck to J. r. Birchall sat
mtg land in nwA of seA
sec 33 IS 6 ... =.
w. E. Boyce ct Tx to White
Star Lumber Co., basement
of right of way in ek Of NV
"a sec 20 IS 5 ........ 2O'
Christ Mai ct ux to same in
swA Of neA and neA of
swA sec 20 is ..... 2;
A. Miller ct ux to same same in
SEA of swA sec 20 IS s.. 1O(
A. j. Anderson ct Tx to Aber-
deem Brewing Co., lease store
room ........ ........ go.
Same to same lease same. -. -.
H. Garrard to E. M. Beckley
lien notice ..... ... ...
Harriet Overton to F. NJ. Man
uel lease 1t 1 b 81 Westuort :.
Frank Beam to A. Rounding
contract Its 10 Rices
add Aberdeen ............ 35(
H. Barker to f. Bradley con sale
furniture ...... ........ .
Same to w. F. Kincaid same. s!
Same to c. H. Cook same. -. 211
d. Penn to N. G.. Kaufman bill
Sdlo HleTCuduulSe Z ~
c. H. Wolfe ct Tx to J. Olson
mtg 1t b Maris plat Sat-
sop ....... ....A wv
G. D. Harris Lumber Co. VS..
H. Garrard ct uX notice Of
lein claim :.
Kohler & Chase to Anna Nc
Beth con sale piano ..... -.
Chas. Heise to Francis G. Smith
asst mtg. 80.
Chase Heise to same mtg VIZ
of WIZ of nwA sec 20 IS 5. SIS;
Same to same chat mtg live
STOCK 80. l5'
Alice Whiting to c. N. Lee
mtg Its 16 1 7 - Benn's
Central add Aberdeen 49,. SOC
Ed. Valentine to N. S. Valentine
rel chat mtg horses and cows. :.
w. S. Valentine to Ed Valen-
tine chattel mtg live stock. 15(
Wishkah Boom Co. VS.. O. X.
Logging Co., liens, four cases. :. .
Same VS.. Coats Logging Co.
same ........ ......... 80.
Minnie B. Leitch to w. H.
Borton sat mtg Its s 8 1Ob
10 First add South Aberdeen AZ;
Belle Campbell ct vir to F. L.
Campbell mt. It - b 50 w.
& B. add aberdeen ........ 65.
j. Smith to G w. Ninemire ct
al part at mtg nk sec 22-16-
o:.'..'.' 49,. $500. 1900. -.
S. W. Hutchcfart to Public, af-
fldavit go. ....... ...
F. G. Jones to Jos. Bernard ct
Tx part sat mtg Its 5, 6, Z
and sh of nwA sec IA and
Its ), 6, sec 15-17-7 -.
N: w. Lbr. Co. to A. c. Girard
ct al, sat mtg 1t IL Is
Campbell's add Hoquiam :. 80.
Articles Incorporation Aberdeen
Investment Co. :. -. 10000
Jane E. Haight to ]. E. Jorgen-
son contract ek 1t b 81 w.
4 Is. second add Aberdeen. 70,
s. Benn ct ux to H H Boom
Co. agreement -. 49,. -. -.
Cary Safe Co TO Alexsnn Bros
National Cash Register Co to c.
o. Swanson register ....... So
l.. annie haywood to M. Clay
! ton Green, power Of attorney :.
D. Moir ct uX to S. d. Winiger
mtg. land in sec s II 7.... ~
F. w. Loomis to F. Erskin mtg
1t II b As w. & B. Second
add Aberdeen =. ...... 800
John Love to A. e. Leroy asst
F. Thayer ct ux to Fannie
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04

J. Kane mtg Its 10 IA w.
G. & w. Second add Elma.. 100
E. A. Rupert ct uX to Estella
c. Fox ........ ...... M
c. Fox contract Its 21 to "a
26 Benn's Central add Alb
erdeen .... ............ 600
w. M. Hiney to E. c. Dennis
con sale half interest to Elma
con sale half interest to Elma
chronicle ........ ....... -.
List officers Hoquiam River Front
Lana 20
G. G. Nolap to H. r. Berger bill
sale restaurant ........ $50
C. G. Nolap ct ux to same mtg
Its to II 1 GUSTS sub
div tracts 3 and b 2 E. &
l.. Grays HarbOr homesteads. SIS
Joe Jez ct ux to Mary l.. Rey-
nolds contract Its to Z
2 Broadway add Cosmopolis 400
Bylaws Aberdeen Investment
20. ...... -.
G. F. Karshner ct ux to F. Law
Ives sat mtg VIZ 1t 5 b 81
w. & B. Second add Aber-
oeen ........ 49,. .lVVV
F. Lawlyes ct ux to Jane E.
Haight mtg same ......... 1900
A. Christ to Lewis Brown mtg
nk Its 9 10 II Frances
add Aberdeen ............. 200
Aberdeen Lodge No. 35 /. o. o.
F. to F.. G. Karshner mtg 1t
"a w. & B. add Aber-
S. S. Hart to c. T. Osgood chat
erdeen ........... $500. 1900
S. S. Hart to c. T. Osgood chat
mtg live stock ............ $50
M. l.. Barney to J. s. Kinna-
man mtg nwA Of nwA of Sc
n sec 10 II :. ........ 100
j. Lennon to Angelusia Beck
ley sat mtg VIZ of nwA
sec II Is ............. -.
S. to Fred H. Green pat sec
l 81 S ................ go.
A. G. Hopkins to j. Marsen ct
al par rel mtg Its ! b
and It's 5 Ia Weather.
wax add Aberdeen ........ -.
Effie Keith to Fred e. Wells
sat mtg 1t II b SIS w. & B.
Second add Aberdeen .1400
Bicn NJ WoHtho~wHy to Fon't-
able Savings G Loan Assn
mug SaIle ..... ..'...' lVoo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04
TIM e GARD
HAIR Dor BELL e:
DAILY TIME CARD.
Steamer Harbor Belle.

In effect March 16. 1908:
Lv. Montesano for Westport Z a. n.
Lv. Aberdeen for Westport . a. n
Lv. Hoquiam for Westport. $50 g. n
Arrive at Westport ....... 1900 a. n
Lv. Westport eoi Mo ,tesano 1880 d. n
Lv. Aberdeen "oI foa tesano p. n
Arrive at MortesAM ..-.. p. n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-04

Fine Job Printing at moderate prics
Ma edeen Heral,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
TO DISPENSE WITH PRINTERS

One Of the most remarkable ex-
hibits at the annual business show
in Chicago, is an invention to do
away with typesetting machines by
recording human though for direct
transmission to type.
One man showed Il system of
making matrices for stereotypes
direct from the first writing, on the
typewriter. A matrix paper was
inserted in an ordinary typewriter.
and the stenographer proceeded in
the usual way. The result was
turned over to the stereotyper. who
made plate from it without hav-
ing had any type set by printer,
without any make ready on forms
or any of the usual details followed
in printing Office for the pro-
duction of stereotypes.
The Inventor and exhibitor as.
serted that printers would no
longer be necessary. They are
now perfecting an interchangeable
typewriting machine which will
make it possible to do all the COM
posing for newspapers and publi-
cation, direct from the typewriter
and print from plates
The reporter or writer simply
writes his article on the machine,
and the matrix paper is sent i'm
mediatelv to the stereoptvpher
Still another revolution is promised
when Edison has perfected his
debating machine. 1t will be
possible with the Edison machine
for the writer to tell his story to
the machine, which can set in
motion the typewriter with its
matrix paper. In this way the
stenographic work could be elimi-
mated, and the stereotyper could
prepare his plate from the product
Of the combined debating and
typewriting machinery.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

The first regular meeting Of
Woman's Missiontry Society
the Presbyterian church was b.
at the Manse on Wednesday aft
noon, March 10th. and was led
Rev. W. X. Wright.
Ask for shoes with the '.neve
wear" soles, at Baker Bros.
Pratt's.
Msssrs. W. B. Woolsey and
Culver of Kane, Ill.,, extensive Lar
owners hsreabouts, were in TOW
last week, looking over the oountr.
They seem much pleased with ii
advancement of Holly since thei
last trip.
Misa leila Wood, the accom-
lished daughter of Mr.. and Mn
j. L. Wood, is in Denver attendin,
college.
Buy your shoes, at Boyd's.