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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
WILL MAKE COURT RULES
Superior Judges Of the State t.
Gather With the State Bar
Association

OLYMPIA, Wash, July 23.-ln the
latter part of July there will be al
least two important gatherings be
sides the meeting of the State Bal
Association at Bellingham. On July
26 and q there will be a conference
of the superior judges to formulate
uniform rules of practice in the var
ious Superior Courts. The constitu
ton requires the judges to thus meet
and formulate these rules, but no
provision is made for paying expenses
There was only one ever held. II
was in Olympia in 1897. Since that
time the rules have been changed Sc
numerously in different counties that
there is no uniformity. While there
is still no means of paying the ex
renses of the judges, the meeting has
been called at Bellingham in con
junction with the State Bar AssOci
alton.
On July 2S, the prosecuting attor
neys of the state will convene also
in conjunction with the State Bar AS
sociation. Their principal work will
be discussion of the new criminal
code.
The State Bar Association will con
vene July 2S, 20 and 80. The formal
programs are in the hands of the
printer, but circular letter sent out
some time ago will give general
outline of the program.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

was the dwelling place of so many
people.
The origin of the fire is as yet un-
known. At first it was the disposi-
tion to attribute it to defective elec-
trio wiring, but a suspicion is grow
ing that it may have been incendiary
and F. A. Schwabe was taken into
custody Friday and later was releas-
ed.
Prof. Schwabe occupied apartments
in the hotel structure. With his wife
they conducted musical studio. The
fire it is said, caught beneath the
Schwabe apartments in the basement
or close to them. Schwabe had troub-
lie with his wife, who is suing for a
legal separation. He threatened her,
she claims The court issued an or
der, the police state, restraining Prof.
Schwabe from occupying his apart
ments, this being the result, it is
said, of Prof. Schwabe's alleged
threat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
SHOWERS CHECK FIRES
Light Rains Check the Spread o
Forest Fires throughout Chehalis
County

The showers that fell Thursday
night, loggers of Chehalis county say
were sufficient to check the spread
of fires that have been burning in
slashings and logged-off lands through
out the county for some days past
Fires are still smoldering, but with
the aid of the showers they can be
held in check with ease. Loss from
the destruction of camp No. 8 of the
S. f. Slade Logging company al
Mack's spur is not as great as al
first reported, according to w. B
Mack of the company, who has re
turned from the scene OF the fire. Nc
further danger is reported from the
cleared areas along the Wishkah riv
er. Mr.. Mack estimates the total loss
throughout the county at $4,000, anG
believes that the worst danger has
been passed. One good rain will enc
all the fires, it is stated.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
THE truth ABOUT
POINDEXTER
SCANDINAVIAN congressman
GIVE Their OPINION.
Citizen of kenneWjCk Asks About
Niles POindexter and Receives
flattering Replies. ave knOw Him
as an Honest Man, Possessed Of
Very Great Ability"

C. o. Anderson, of Kennewick,
| Wash. has been in correspondence
/ with three Scandinavians of national
prominence. Anderson wanted to
know the straight inside facts about
this man Miles Poindexter. So he
asked three men of his own nationality
at the national captal-three men
who knew POindeXter, and who would
tell Anderson the straight truth about
him.
Mr.. Anderson wrote to congressman
Gilbert N. Haugen, of Iowa; c. A.
Lindbergh, of Minnesota and A. J..
Gronna, of North Dakota and received
the following replies:
Mr.. c. o. Anderson, Kennewick,
Wash:
Dear Sir-I understand that you
are in sympathy with the insurgent
movement here in Washington, and
| if you will pardon me l want to say
word in behalf of my good friend,
and your faithful, able and valuable
member of congress, Judge Poindex-
ter.
We have worked shoulder to shoul-
der with view of bringing about
much needed reforms in the house
rules. Recently we have made some
headway, and l trust that ultimately
we may bring about change that
will restore the house to a represen-
tative body so that each member
thereof may act independently of the
speaker, and vote his judgment and
honest convictions.
know Of nobody who has given
this cause more loyal and valuable
support than has Judge Poindexter
Of your state. While do not wish to
put myself in the position of interfer.
ring with matters in other than my
own district and state; yet this is a
cause Of far greater Importance than
most people realize.
And l cannot refrain from urging
the importance of all who are inter-
ested, in putting their shoulders to
the wheel; and as there is even great
er need of strong champions of the
cause in the senate than in the house,
sincerely trust that Judge POindeX-
ter's ambitions may be realized.
Very respectfully,
G.. n. HAUGEN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
PLEASED BANKERS
VISITORS have PLEASANT TINE
while ON GRAYS HARBOR.
Fifteenth Annual Convention of State
Bankers Closed Saturday with an
Excursion to MOClipS. Visitors
Loud in Praise of GrayS HarbOr
Hospitality.

The Fifteenth Annual convention Of
the Washington Bankers Association
concluded it's sessions Saturday after
noon, and took the special train for
Moclips. Nearly 500 bankers and
| their wives and invited citizens of
Chehalis county went on the eXcur-
sion, arriving at Moclips at 5 p. m.
A sumptuOus sea food dinner was
served in the Moclips Beach hotel.
and later dancing was indulged in un-
til the train returned at midnight, ar
irving In Aberdeen at a. m.
The members of the association
were charmed with the climate, and
their hospitable treatment on Grays
Harbor, and were unanimous in the
opinion that the Fifteenth was the
most successful and pleasant conven.
tion in the history of the association.
Among the resolutions adopted be-
fore adjournment was the following:
Resolved, That the delegates and
visitors to the 18th annual conven-
tion of the Washington Bankers as
sociation feel utterly at loss for words
in which to adequately express their
appreciation of the splendid manner
in which they have been entertained
w thO OdAhClo duu CItILCAS VI lu0
Grays Harbor cities.
| The reception and ball at Electric
park pavilion Thursday evening was
function of unusual brilliancy and
will never be forgotten.
We extend out thanks to Mrs. w.
]. Patterson and Mrs. w. L. Adams
and the ladies of Aberdeen and Ho-
Quiam for the beautiful entertain
| tr ,:.,.% L.
Thursday afternoon and Friday even
ing, both of which were most elabOr-
ate and delightful.
| TO the members of the several COM
mittee that had the arrangements in
charge and to business men and cities
/ of the twin cities of Grays Harbor,
who joined so heartily in our enter
tainment, we extend our congratula-
tiOns on the success that crowned
their labors and which will make the
recollection of our three days So
journ with them always bright men,
ory.
To the members of the Elks' clubs
of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, who ex-
tended to us the use and privileges
of their beautiful cubrooms, we
especially desire to extend our hearty
thanks.
Our thanks are due to each of the
local bankers individually for the
many courtesies and kindnesses ex-
tended to us and to all others who
| in any manner contributed to the
comfort and pleasure of the dele
gates.
TO the local press and financial
! journals Of the country for their re-
ports of the proceedings; to the Pol
son Lumber company and the A. F.
Goats Logging company for their
splendid entertainment Friday after
noon, affording us the opportunity of
receiving an ocular demonstration of
this wonderful wealth of the forests
of Chehalis county, which in time is
destined to make the twin cities of
Grays HarbOr among the richest and
largest municipalities of the state, we
extend our sincere thanks.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
Mr. C. o. Anderson, Kennewick,
Macb.

wash.
My Dear Mr.. Anderson: Represen-
tative PoindeXter, as you know, is a
candidate for the U. S. Senate and
wish to express to you the fact
that back in the state of Washing
ton you can hardly appreciate the
value to the people of man like
Mr.. Poindexter here in congress.
In the short time that he has been
here he has proven, not only his abil-
ity, which is material here, but his
absolute honesty and independence.
With few more people like the
present progressives in the senate
that body will become responsive to
the peoples will. Great problems are
now in the balance and it appears to
me that the people are in earnest
in wishing them to be solved right.
hope you will not feel that l have
trespassed in writing you this letter.
have done so merely in my earnest
ness in the cause of progressive gov
ernment. have been informed that
you are progressive and that SO
far as you personally are concerned
your good will is with Mr.. Poindex-
ter.
1t would give the rest OF us every
encouragement if you would acqualnt
your neighbOrs and friends with the
fact that to have a man like Poin-
dexter in the senate will add to the
advantages, not only of the state OF
Washington, but to the entire coun-
try. | feel that we all have a right
to take interest in these matters for
they do effect all the people OF this
country.
Mr.. Poindexter has been tried on i'm
portant questions and we know him
to be equal to any emergency.
Very respectfully,
c.. A. LINDBERGH.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
Mr.. C. o. Anderson, kennewick

Mr.. c. o. Anderson, kenne"lck'
Wash:
Dear Sir: You no doubt have fol-
lowed the bushes transacted by the
house of Representatives during this
session of congress.
To every student of political sci
ence this session has certainly been
remarkable one. l do not know
what position you take in regard to
the stand taken by the so-called 1nsur-
gents in the house, but l do know
that the purpose of it is to bring
us back to a more representative gov
ernment.
No member has done more for this
cause than your representative, Mr.
Poindexter. We know him as an hon.
est man, possessed of very great abil'
ity. It is not my intention or purpose
to say to you what action you shall
take in regard to Mr.. Poindexter, but
simply want to testify to what he
has done here in congress.
He has, by his work here. proven
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

ne 1sssss s.:ss . vesx ten u "a.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

himself to be man of very high char
acter and capable and hard work
er, always championing the cause
that will help the common people.
He has shown by his independence
here that he is not controlled by cor
porate interests. but is true servant
of the people whom he represents.
Very truly yours,
A. J. GRONNA.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

The Terrace Heights Improvement
club will meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. w. V. Eubanks, SOP
Mckinley avenue.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

The Grays Harbor Federation Of
Women's Clubs will hold its regular
quarterly meeting next Wednesday at
Moclips Beach hotel, Moclips.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

SWELL up to date marine view apartment house.
80 rooms; III apartments with baths wall beds
and completely equipped with gas ranges heat
ers, trades phones and in every respect classy
proposition; the halls have hardwood floors
covered with best class rugs and carpets; lot
is 40 feet front; choice NE. and about 5
minutes from Powell and Market; the income
is practically guaranteed; an average shows
income over $3.50 per mo. net return OF Is
per cent after paying taxes and all expenses:
will exchange for lot at price Of $35. 600 or
with mortgage, will allow mortgage to remain
for difference In value. For further particulars
apply to
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-324 Kesrny st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-contlnued
SANTA Cruz BARGAINS.

SANIA ChUI bAfHAINS.
u acres; miles from Santa Cruz; room
house, barn, good spring and 2 tanks; $50 trees
of assorted fruits; 500 grapeyines years old
and 600 cords timber; a fne mountain home
81 200; half cash
5 acres in limits of Santa Cruz; house, barn.
stable, ? poultry houses. $50 chickens. horse and
wagon; 90 trees years old; running water, city
water; fine garden and berries; cheap place;
s.. 500; terms
e12 acres; rich sandy loan soil; $50 assorted
trees, full bearing: nice room house; good barn.
drying house, chicken houses. brooder, horse,
100 chickens, incubator; plenty water, piped
over place for irrigation; COW. buggy. wagon,
rubber tired surrey, harness and all farm tools.
good income producer: 81 ,O00 terms
as acres; 30 acres in orchard. u acres In corn.
acres in hay, 8 acres pasture. wells, tank,
water piped sll over place: room. hard finished
house; good barn and stable; wood for family
use 1 miles from railroad station $500;
terms.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
HOLC0MB REALTY COMPANY,
306 SAN PABLO OAV.,
OAKLAND. CAL
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
s11 OOo-Mission ST. /; only $3.50 foot; absolutely
Mission 81 today (3641)
se'oooavan Ness av. lot near rale'o raar Street.
well located for home, flats or apart
ments; sunny side; plenty of light ,5ts1 as
sured. tt-'ol
81, 900 cash, balance to suit-A fine sunny resi-
dence, in north line of Clement St, where
values are bound TO increase; spacious
easy paVmeDts. (6296)
s5,25O-Sw corner 9th av and II St. facing
park: 32 front: coAtains neat little
structure, well adapted TO Improvement
s4,00O-S,Inny corner in Richmond; all stree street
work and sidewalk work complete; 3Ox9l
can arrange terms if desired; store and
fats would go well on this. to2fS)
Note-A trade or exchange proposition on any or
all of the above properties will be enter
-tained. If you have anything to exchange
submit it to us.
INVESTMENTS.
$500 Business investment. right in busiest
part of business property In Clement ST. I;
rents s'' per "i'H'"' ''Vi'' anu t62ss)
se,e5o-2 new fats of 81 rooms and bath each;
in Mission ST. t56otl
$40, ,0oo-Rents $4,000 net per annum; secured
business Investment; few feet from bust
est transfer corner in city.
s1,6oo-Rents $50 per month; store and fat
above; big bargain to close an estate; =
blocks from running In Sd St
Sl2, 000-Rents S110; building of hats near
Washington and Hyde SITS: convenient to
cars; in good renting locality.
RESIDENCES.
$50, ,000-Desirable marine view corner on Jack
ST., overlooking Preside; comfortable
house OF o rooms, bath, furnace, etc.
large lot alone worth nearly the price
asked. (5626)
So, ,5oo~Rcduced from sso 600; Pacific av. home:
thoroughly modern; about IL rooms, .
baths 4 bedrooms servants etc. :;
hardwood floors, ETC.; open fireplace; in
heights; immediate possession given (4749)
LOTS.
sc, 6,900-Cheapest piece in Pine St; inside Of
Hyde; 25x137:6; fine location for fats;
sunny side.
S4,60o-Last lot in Arguello boulevard list av) I;
27 foot front; one of citys best residence
streets.
S4,600-36 feet in sunny side of Lake St. best
block; inside of 9th av.; ready for build
ing; fats would pay well here.
sS,500-Masonic ay. mr.. Haight cheapest lots in
district; 25x101. t603D
81 ,9oo-Alamo ST. Pope tract. (6233)
Send for February list of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, S1S-S24 Kearny St
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
HARPER STREET NEAR 30TH.

No. IS Harper St, on 30th, block from Va
Iencia ST. carline 10th St; new modern cot
tage. comprising rooms and bath, with large
order: sewer, water and gas in the street; lot
3OxIO0 IT.. includes the Improvements and
additional lots adjoining, each 30x100 TT. VIII
offer the property entirety. 90x100 II. with
improvements, will offer the house separately
and the adjacent lots If desired.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
WANTED, CAPITAL.

or parties TO join in purchasing one OF the
best 40 ACRE tracts of OIL TERRITORY in
1 the C0AIINGA FIELD upon most favorable
price and terms; adjoining production; amount
required. from $4,000 10 $685.
Parties who have the money. in of S5 00o
or more. give name and address TO r. o. box
297, Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
pnSr srREEr NEAR RAKER.

HOUSE AND LOT No. 2549 Post St, south
side 1926 IT. west of Baker St; lot 27:6x
1875 it.: improvements consist of dwelling
house of rooms and bath, which will rent for
for s horses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANeE-cer
TO EXCHANGE

Business property consisting OF stores. with
rooms above. and cottages In good district in
Oakland: will exchange for residepce or any
improved property.
Lot 104xl00 IN Addison st. near city hall, in
Berkeley; street work complete price SIS. .240f
will exchange for improved property In Oakland
or Berkeley.
Market st. corner full 100 feet vacant. ripe
for stores or fats; street work complete and con-
yenient to everything; will exchange for i'm
proved property in Oakland or Berkeley prizes
SIC, COO
Lot S3xs6. near oath and Broadway: modern
Eats OF ) rooms each; will trade for vineyard
st. Helena; mortgage OF $4,000 price
500
This Is only sample of the exchange proper,
ties have; handle any proposition In %
near Oakland Call and me
ID. f. MINNEY. 422 I1th ST.. Oakland
Just East OF Broadway
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
BALDWIN s HOWELL. s1s-s24 kEARNY sT.

If you should find irrigated land which you could
buy reasonably very easy terms. with soil OF
great depth and unlimited fertility. in a heal
ttieS. hundreds OF acres in alfalfa,
peaches, pears, oranges etc, over 80 families
living happily among the beautiful oaks, on
land bought of US recently, with good town,
including schools, hotel. church. etc, and ar
rangements made for creamery, fruit can
merry and alfalfa meal mill to be put in this
season. wouldn't you be interested enough TO go
look ii oyerI
We have small party going TO investigate
the first of the week. viii you come:
Full information at the country department
of
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-224 KEARNY ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HOMO

NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
the provisions Of that certain mortgage dated
the first day of May. \. d. 1908. which was
executed by the HONOLULU PLANTATION
COMPANY to the MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, as trustee.
those certain hundred (100) of the bonds
secured by said mortgage, and hereinafter
designated by their numbers, were, on the I'd
day of February, 1910, selected, drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in the
manner provided in said mortgage. Said bonds
SO selected drawn and designated for payment
will be paid at the office OF the company, at
No. 26S Market St, in the city and county of
San Francisco. state of California at the rate
OF one thousand (s1. .0O0) dollars per bond, and
accrued interest, the I'd day of May, 1910.
Such bonds shall be surrendered TO the COM
pany for payment, redemption and cancella-
tion as provided in said mortgage, and in
terest thereon shall cease from said I'd day
of May, 1910.
The following arc the numbers Of the bonds
so selected. drawn and Designated:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
MIR. WENDELL EASTON.
CATALOGUES AT OFFICE.
IIrTER And BrCHANAN STREETS.

SUFFER- AND BUCHANAN STREETS.
Fine investment-No. lS04-6-S Sutter St. NORTH
side. 80 1T. west of buchanan, comprising fine
improvements Of stores the street frontage
and > apartments. Property producing month
ly rental of Sill. Lot 3S:9x137 &c ft; mortgage
$4,000. German Savings and Loan Society,
remain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04

STOCK OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
100 shares Mascot Copper Co. o.......l $3.50
1000 shares Omega Gold Mining Co... q 80
5000 shares Three Counties Oil Co... O3
20. 600 Coso-Keyes Gold Mining Co.. ..... Wanted
5000 shares Madison OIL Co.....M 10
J 900 shares Section Six Oil Co.......01 55
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co...@ II
/ 900 Coainga Consolidated OIL IN l6
1000 Alaska Petroleum and Coal Co.. 10
/ 900 Arizona Verde Copper and Gold. a II
1000 shares Coalinga Aladdin OIL. ....@ Is
500 shares -Four Metals (San Josef. a 30
500 Landau Economic Syphon. ......@ 25
10 shares Chiapas Rubber Plantat'n "a 20 90
% shares Burlingame Typewriter 90
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
SAN BRUNO AND SILVER Av.

EXECUTORS SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
6 large lots. on the Peoples Homestead Asso-
citation. fronting Hale, Merrill andsSweeny SITS.
block from San Bruno road and Silver av. Inn
'provements consist of a double house. No. 202
Hale ST. containing rooms. A above and
rooms below The property sold to close the
estate of Maria Ford
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
I.yON Am RUSH sTREETS

beautiful modern home west line bet.
Bush and Pine SITS, comprising rooms and
bath, billiard room. conservatory, finished attic
and basement; lot 25x100 IT.; insurance $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
OAK 81. FACING golden GATE PAH

~
2 fine lots. south side of Oak St. 100 TT west
of Baker. facing the Panhandle of the Golden
Gate park street work all completed; severed,
bituminized, stone curbings, concrete sidewalks.
accepted by the city, lots, each 25x137:6 IT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04

Money to loan on CITY, Oakland suburban and
country real estate II you have idle money on
hand consult our loan department. Money placed
on first mortgage at current rates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny st.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 Kearny ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS E. HA1MAN,
1000. First National Bank bldg.

JI1OMAS Hal MAN,
Suite 1000 First National Bank bldg.
Montgomery and Post. Phone Kearny 1903.
S., 500 cash; Baker St, No. I52, near McAlIs.
ter. Here are new SO room dats that
have been reduced to S10,500 To appreci-
ate them you must see the interior. There
is nothing more artistic In the city, and
they are So 600 less than you eau dupli-
cate them for. See them before they are
sold.
So 900 cash: rents 81, go per annum; new CT
room fats east of Baker ST.; full price
only $1,000; this is forced sale; worth
$4,000. Spectators be quick.
s.. 900 cash; 1923 Golden Gate V. at Pierce st.
room residence; lot 25xl3s:e; reduced to
$500; lot alone worth S4,5o0. This house
s., 600 cash; one Of the best room residences
in the Richmond district inside of 9th av.;
full price only So. 900; must be sold is the
reason for this sacrifice Don't miss it.
81 900 cash: Lake st. and Sth av. beautiful new
6 room residence with garage; just COM
pleted: full price only s5650; different
from anything in the district. Don't fail
10 see ii at once. Certainly won't last
ma
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04

SPECIAL RESIDENCE OFFERINGS.
NONRESIDENT OWNER MUST SELL this
beautiful basement and finished at
tic residence: bedrooms finished in curly
redwood, with paneled walls and beamed
cooling closet, laundry, etc; window
boxes; spacious garden laid out in rear;
25x120, key lot. WILL SELL ON SMALL
CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE TO SUIT.
ONLY $500 CASH balance like rent-A room
and bath cottage in 9TH av., Richmond
district; sunny side; nice garden and back
yard: excellent car lines; unusual op-
portunity to obtain home on easy pay
ments.
SUNNY SIDE CLEMENT ST.-Has a bright fu-
ture; good, sunny house of rooms and
bath; SIS, 500; suitable for physician, dent
ist or family home; viii sell on terms.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kearny st.
]. W. WRIGHT & CO..
l25 and 127 Sutter Street.
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AT OUR SALEsRooMs, 125 SUFFER- ST,
FEBRUARY s. II O'CLOCK NOON, AS
PER CATALOGUE. UNDER THE PER
S0NAL DIRECTION OF
MIR. WENDELL EASTON.
CATALOGUES AT OFFICE.