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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

few weeks ago. The aerial route
scheduled by the navigation company
now covers AS miles, the greatest
single stretch being from Boston to
New York. 233 miles, which is to be
made without stops. The run from
New York to the national capital will
be interrupted by two stops, one in
the Quaker City and another at Balti.
more, the distance being 225 miles.
Neither Mr.. Glidden nor~Mr. Vanfman
has announced the dimensions Of the
proposed aerial liner, but it will have
TO be nearly the same size as the
Zeppelin type. AS to speed, it is like.
ly there will be an attempt to improve
on that Of the Zeppelin, which makes
forty TO fifty miles an hour. The
famous German dirigible is 472 feet
long. has a capacity for $4,000 cubic
feet of gas and is equipped. with mo
tors having total Of 400 horsepower.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

Atlantic City, Dec. 26.-According to
plans announced here. the United
States is~to have. It's first intercity air
line service probably within the next
half year. President Charles j. Gid
den OF The Aerial Navigation company
Of, Boston has invited Melvin Want
man, chiof engineer of the Walter
NvCllman expedition, to submit plans
for a big dirigihle for carrying. twenty
passepaa from Boston to New, Xorl.,
philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
'tonS : II the plans meet with the APP
prevail of the company's engineers con-
struction on The dirigible will begin in
the. winter or spring at the Wellman
sheds here, where hydrogen gas
plant Is already in place. The first
trials would then be possible some
time next simmer. 1t was from these
sheds that Wellman started in his at.
tempt to cross the Atlantic ocean a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

enthusiastic and would cheer the
winners several minutes after the
race was over. Especially was this
true in the second and seventh races
when all the placed horses ran neck
and neck down the stretch, while the
crowd commenced to throw numerous
and assorted Ats Of JOY and excite
ment.
There was only one drawback t,
the general gaiety of the day, and tn.
was the poor facilities the public hao
to put up with to get out to the track.
There were not near enough cars run
ming over the West Hill line to &C
ccmmodate the great crowds and early
in the afternoon complaint was made
o the management of the track, say
ing that it was almost impossible to
get on a car when one would come
along, for they were packed to the
RAINING boards by the time the busi-
ness district Of the city was reached.
This kept several hundred away. Az
ter the races many preferred to walk
home rather than wait for q car and
then stand little chance to get on for
there were hundreds on hand for each
car, which could accommodate hardly
a third Of that number.
The long shot hunters. of which
there are always quite few in great
crowds like yesterday. cut in pretty
well, for two horses held at ten to one
got in. Vanen just romped in, win
ming by ave lengths. The other good
thing, which was considerably play
ed for a horse held at such odds,
Black Domino. just got up in the final
stride to cop. It was not only the in
veterate long shelters that rrofited
on this trick. for the paddock con-
tingent cut In deeply although the
winner was played judiciously. open
ing at six to one and closing at ten.
To win by a head Black Domino had
to cut loose with a nifty form somer-
sault, going in much improved form.
which was a shock to the pale dis
ciples of the dope. for Dick Rose was
deemed pounds the best in that sort
of company and in the soft going.
Omicron ran a great race in the
fifth, even surprising her connections,
for the owner was a triie dubious
about her chances in the heavy going,
but now he knows that Omlcron is
just as good over slow track as a
fast one.
In the opening dash Horace e. fol-
lowed the early pace to the stretch
and then under clever. handling by
| w. Hall drew away to score easily
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

from there, for long before the first
race went to the post the stands were
filled. The crowd on the rails and
fences were three and four deep. IT.
was a great day and everyone SEEM
ed to enjoy themselves to the limit
and went into paroxysms Of delight
when the field would bunch up on
the last turn and give promise Of a
rousing finish, and as two of the races
were decided by only heads and sew
eral others were nearly as close, the
great American public waxed wildly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27
BY w. A. z.

BY w. A. z.
Yesterday was the banner day OF
the present Kupfrian's Park race
meeting frotn every standpoint.
The crowd. numbering fully two
thousand, was by far the largest that
haS iourneycd out to the plant dur
ing the meeting, not even excepting
opening day, when the place was
packed. But yesterday it was almost
Impossible TO wedge through the bet,
TING ring. for it was simply packed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

! Cherokee Rose showed most speed and just lasted
4 a Fundamental suffered interference
Of the way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

her Clear Track Heavy.
'ngs; for 4-year-olds and upwards: sell
ais. at minute Winner. P. J. Reil-
aimed by p. ]. Reilly. Value to winner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

CHRISTMAS OFFER
ING AT kuPFRiAN'S PARK
TRACK SERVES TO BRING OUT
LARGEST GATHERING OF THE
MEETiNG-sPIRiTGo CONTESTS
STIR UP SPECTATORS ENTHus-
IASM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

J. J. Hooton, one OF Pensacola
popular pin-spillers, last Friday nigh
reached the highest rung on a bowl
er's ladder, when he rolled d perfec
score of 800. In order to make such (
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27
COLTS DEFEATED
THREE STRAIGHT

The Hubs beat the Colts three
straight games in a ten pin league fix
ture last night On the Pastime alleys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-27

This most remarkable series of
photographs graphically illustrates
better than pen or word why Harry
f. Porter holds the, amateur running
high jump championship. The seven
pictures display through The eyes OF
the camera a number of successive
positions of the great athlete which
would escape the sight of the ordi-
nary lover Of athletics From top TO
bottom the illustrations portray al.
most every physical effort Of the
champion from the time he prepares
for his phenomenal spring until, safe
ly over the bar, he alights in the soft
turf a victor. The extreme physical
fitness necessary t. such perfection
can be followed at every stage of the
leap. None but natural contortion-
ist would be able to screw his body
into stch a compact and advantage
Gus position as that shown By Porter
as he passes over the bar This Sc
ries Of Illustrations is doubtless the
most clear and emphatic Of its kind
ever published.
score J. ]. had TO make twelve strikes.
a record that few bowIers in the coun-
try have equaled.
Some time ago HCotCr rolled
score Of 270 or lacking just one strike
OF mkaing the coveted 200. His aver
age Cor all the games he rolls is
around the 200 mark
Tony mus have been in great form
last night He rolled them down
there for 1856, 1873 146. -
Gordon's score Of 200 is a remark
able one
The Martinez boys We're in poor
form last night, LAG being the highest
score made, 1t going 70 the credit At
il. Martinez.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
New Cases

Ches Benson VS.. City of Hoquiam
Morgan & Brewer for plaintiff, J. p.
n. Callahan, Bridges e Bruener for
defendants.
State VS.. Chas Wilson; uttering
false instrument. w. e. Campbell
for state.
In re dissolution of corporation.
Bridges & Breuner ior petitioners.
Ninemire Packing Company VS..
Chas. Rockwell. Morgan & Brewer
for plaintiff.
Gloss Steam Laundry VS.. l.. o.
| Thomas; conversion. Morgan &
Brewer for plaintiff
Stromberg- Kraus q Co. VS.. Samuel
Levy ct uX. f. II. Mckay for de-
| PENDANTS.
Peter M. Price VS.. J. B. Price. w.
Fl. Abel for defendant.
F. M. Wade VS. w. S. Mason; debt
| w. Fl. Abel for plaintiff.
S. J. Cam VS.. A. M. Steadman.
Frank Groundwater for plaintiff.
Same VS.. First National Bank Of
Hoquiam Stearns Lumber & Single
Company, Lumberman's Bank; gar
nishment. Same for plaintiff.
Staadecker & Co. vs. Bertha M.
Latham; debt and attachment A. NJ.
Abel for plaintiff.
Geo. Chandler VS.. Ema lumber &
Logging Company; debt Morgan G.
Brewer for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
Real Estate Transfers

Instruments filed for record in the
Office Of the Auditor of Chehalfs
county for week ending Thursday,
Nov. "a, 1910.
A. L. Davenport to II. c. Landon,
east 90 feet of southerly 100
feet CT lot T. block 2, Bayview
addition Aberdeen .......... 1
John Kiakonson to A. Kakonson
south 20 acres NE nwH sec
ton IA, II, 6 ......... 300
10 w. Fox. lot 16, block 5, Park
United States to B. Fitzgerald
swH section "a, %, 8 ..... 49,.
Julia c. Carney to C. Mankowski,
lots %, "a, block ), Benns
Central addition Aberdeen 1000
o. Mankowski to John Wojs,
Neil Cooney to M. c. Smith, lots
16. II, IS, block 33. Cosmopolis IL
S. X. Bowes to V. Zenan. lot Z,
block 10, South Aberdeen -. 1850
Daisy Spicer to Grays Harbor
Trustee Company, lot II, block
Is, Park addition hoquiam. -. ~
c. A. Congdon to Nettie M. Tay-
Tor, lots 20, Fl, %. block 3,
North Hoquiam addition Alb.
erdeen ......... ........... 1000
J. H. Kay to J. E. Calder, lot 16,
block 5. Blackburn and West.
falls First addition Montesano 900
j. M. Bowes to E. Frazee, lots
to II, block 2. tract IA. block
1, e & l. Grays Harbor Home
stead Observation-Disclosures. 100
r. r. Dabney to G.. F.. Karshner,
ct al. southerly IS feet lot l,
southerly 592s feet Tot 2, block
AZ, Aberdeen $4,000
z. r. Brady to Frank Glenn, that
part neA neA section 2, II,
Z. south Northern Pacific right
of way ................... l
W.. Houston to D. c. Crivyea,
lots to Is, block IA. Northern
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
At THE COURT HOUSE:
THE WEEKLY RECORD Of LEGAL
DOlNGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS INSTRU.
MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
The following is the record of bus
aess transacted In the superior court
aSt week:

| In re guardianship of Frank T.
Nelson, ct al, minors. Guardian
ordered to cease paying certain
claims
In re guardianship of Zena Donald
minor. Set for hearing December II.
In re estate of Fred ID. Turnow, de-
ceased. December 3, fixed for hear.
inS.
In re estate of All Fook, deceased.
| G. c. Pinnick appointed administra.
| tOr.
Minnie J. Starkey VS.. A. J. Starkey.
, Divorce granted.
state VS.. G. j. Taylor. Dismissed
and defendant allowed costs.
Equitable Savings & Loan Assoc
citation VS.. Ali Dzgoeff. Judgment for
plaintiff for 81 ,450.15 and costs.
Aberdeen Auto Co. VS.. o. J. Engen.
Judgment for plaintiff for $11O.1S and
costs.
In re dissolution of the G. H. &
P. S. Ry. Co. Set for hearing Janu-
airy 2S.
Ninemire Packing Co. VS.. Chas.
Rockwell. Judgment for plaintiff for
! $369.90 and costs.
Mirror Steam Laundry VS.. l.. o.
Thomas. Judgment for plaintiff for
| $1,000 and costs.
In re estate of p. e. Canning, de-
ceased. Notice of sale directed
| In re estate OF =. A. Schwabe, de-
ceased. Myrtle l.. Schwabe appoint
ed Administrative.
In re estate of Margaret Stimson,
| deceased. Set for hearing December
3rd.
G.. II. & p. S. Ry. Co. VS.. j. c.
| Pearson. Dismissed at plaintiff S
costs.
In re estate Of Thomas McCrosson,
! deceased. Certain property settled
on widow
In re guardianship of Peter E.
Stream, deceased. Set for hearing
December "a.
In re estate of Adolph Tornquist,
deceased. December 3, fixed for
hearing
In re guardianship of Fl. I. Corns.
Mary Corns appointed guardian.
In re guardianship of Dennis Ryan,
ct al. December ), fixed for hearing
Veysey Bros. VS.. E. X. Bishop Mill
Co. Judgment for plaintiffs for $40
and costs.
Geo. Chandler VS.. Elma Timber &
Logging Co. Judgment for plaintiff
for $131.41 and costs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Thos. Peterson to J. Nelson,
mortgage lot 6, block 4, Benn's
Central addition Aberdeen. -. III
M. B. Strum to Robert Scott,
mortgage lot 10, block II,
Frances addition Aberdeen. 700
j. Anderson to J. A. Moller,
mortgage lots II 20 25, block
5, Portland addition Aberdeen,
lots 1 to Z, block 4, Wishkah
addition Aberdeen 1000
Eliza Johnson to F. B. MUIR,
satisfaction mortgage lot IA,
block 54, Hoquiam ..............
G. A. Cooper to A. Werner, mort
gage lot 0, block 4, MoclipS.. 250
l.. Hamilton to Ellen Gustafson
lien, 6 interest sig swA and
s1a SEA setcion s, IS, 4 ..... 80.
G. +. Karshner ct al to r. IT Dab
ney, mortgage southerly IS feet
lot I, southerly SO feet of east
"a feet, 8 in lot 2, block 2,
Aberdeen ............ 4oUO
r. r. Dabney to Hayes e. Hayes
assignment mortgage same. 1890
White Star Lumber Company to
w. F. Rentfro, satisfaction
of mortgage ME- lots Z, 8,
.
National Cash Register COM
pany to A. Gienckis, contract
sale register ................ 30
Baldwin & Pomrenk to- Pearson
Bros, bill fsale branding iron
fCr logs u
Jackson Realty & Loan company
to B. F. Healey, satisfaction
OF mortgage swh. swA sec
A
Livingston & Company to the
public, articles Of incOrpora-
ton general merchandise, cap
ital stock ........ $4,000
J. j. Kaufman company to H. G.
johns, contract sale furniture. 100
G. f. Karshner to Il. T. Dabney,
contract to sell land souther-
ly 65 feet lot 1, southerly 50
feet of east "a 2-3 feet lot 2,
block AZ, Aberdeen ........ 10000
c. A. Keil to Grays Harbor Com
mercial company, mortgage lot
4, 5, block 60, Minis addition
COSmOpOliS .................. 594
In re estate of Emily r. Brady,
copy of will ............... -.
American Cash Register company
to Jean Hamberg, contract sale
register ....... ............ 20
Same to Hoquiam Commercial
company, same .............. $50
Oakville State Bank to II. A.
Balch, satisfaction chattel
mortgage ............ ..... -.
American Mill company to the
public, resolution .........
G. E. Johnson to E. Cavanaugh,
satisfaction mortgage describ-
ed in VOL 40 of mortgage, page
E. Cavanaugh to c. E. Johnson,
mortgage seA of seA and lot
3, section 20 and nh neA sec
ton 81, 81, II ..............36 1892
j. G. Koch to F. B. DOten, re-
lease chattel mortgage live
Hamilton Bros. to Vulcan Iron
works, chattel mortgage logs. 515
S. H. Cox ct al to G. N. Scam
mon, release mortgage ME- NV
y Of nwA of neA section
S. H. Cox to Gus Stratton, mort
gage nh of nwA nwA neA
and n1a OF sk nwA nwA of
nell section 10. is IL ........ $50
W. H. Lawrence to C. Nutter,
satisfaction mortgage lots 5,
6, Z, block Z, B & D addition
MontesanO ........ ......... -.
M. Dzamaria to Mae Faure,
lease. second story Of building
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
uciiic addition Aberdeen

taciiic addition Aberdeen -. /
Washington State Colonization
company to Frank Bovzkowski,
nwA of sell section 21,
~, ............. 80
" Eeagy to A. +. Keagy, y
interest lots 10, IA, block 10,
Benn's Central addition Aber-
deen ............ II
N. V. Anton to John Miles, NV
Il section 8, 20, 8 .25c
American Mill company to ].
r. Hanify company, swA, VIZ
seA, sell of seA, section q,
IL, lO .................
Pacific Beach Company to H. w.
futile, lot 4, block 10, Pacific
Beach ............... u!
Vulcan lrin Works to Fred c.
Furth, lots to 6, block SO,
Aberdeen and lot 6, tract II,
Aberdeen Tide lands ....... .20h0i
Geo. N Scammon to Oscar Fos-
ter, s1a s1a nwA neA section
10, 16, IL -,
Same to S. H. Cox, n1a of nwA
nwA neA and ME s1a of NV
Il ne1A section 10, 16, IL =. .300'
Jacob Nelson to Thos Peterson
lot 6. block 4, Benn's Central
addition Aberdeen ............ III
A. G. Rowe to l.. d. Rowe, quit
claim deed northerly so feet
lot 5, block 10, w & B addition
Aberdeen
John Jamson to Frank Mott, lots
l to ~, block 5, lots 1 and 2,
block 6, Eureka addition FL
ma .......... loO'
s. H. Brown to w. H. Rozen, lot
Ia, block 10, B & d addition
to c. N. Byles plat Montesano.. 22'
Peter Thompson to w. Fl. France
quit claim deet lot "a, block
~, Broadway addition South
Aberdeen .......... .........
F.. e. Jones to Martha S. Mason
lots l to 6, block 8, Evans ad-
dition South Aberdeen ...... II
James A. Morgan to Marie Gus
tafson, lot s, block II, town
of McCleary ................. II
W. F. Taylor to I':los. Harlan,
lot 4, section 20, Is. 4 ...... 6Ot
United States to o. B. Newton,
patent, lot 1, section SO, 16, s.. E.
P. Charette to Ira Collier, lots
3, 4, 5, 6 block 8 Eagshaw ad-
dition Oakville ............... 20O
J. e. Archer to A. G.. Smith, lot
II, block so, Ontario addition
HOquiam .......... ..........10 O'
J. e. Bush to r. M. Tadden, lots
3, 4, block 33, Distler's addi-
ton Aberdeen ................ 75'
Chas. A. Beardsley ct al to G. e.
Troutman, lot 8, block "A, w
& B Second addition Aberdeen
Chas. Delbovier to G. Gerla. lot
4, block 4, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, block
80, OcCsta ...... 81
Geo. Gerla to N. X. Douglas,
same ............ ......... ~
N. d. Coons to w. B. Lowrie lot
II, block u, w & b Second
addition Aberdeen ........... II
F. l.. Carr to A. X. Foss, lot 4,
block 1, Byles plat Montesano. 40
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and se14 nwA parts of sell
neA section 9, IS, 10 ....... 700
c. R. Moss to F. L. Carr, mort
gage lots 5, 6, Z, block 4, w &
B plat Montesano; NE lot 8,
block 2, c. n Byles plat Mon
tesano .......... 5000
August lille to G. E. lille, power
of attorney ...... 80.
U. Y. Wolf to Joseph Mauermann
mortgage n12 neA sell neA
neA nwA section 4, 16, 5 1900
J. Mauermann to Alex Virtue,
release chattel mortgage
Geo. p Penter to A. E. Ehrhardt,
satisfaction OF mortgage ne1a
lot 4, block 173, Hoquiam. -. -.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
SU M MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR CHEHALIS COUNTY.
Maggie M. Smith, plaintiff, VS. Gilmore
e. Smith, defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
Elmore E. Smith, defendant:
] You are hereby summoned to be
and appear within sixty days (60)
days after the first publication Of this
summons, to-wit: within sixty (6O
days after the oath day Of October,
1910, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled Court,
and serve copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for the plain
tiff at his address below stated; and
In case of yocr failure SO to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demands of the COM
plant, which has been filed with the
Clerk Of the above Court.
The object of this action is to dis
solve the bonds of matrmony between
the plants ard defendant and to
secure a divorce on the grounds Of
non-supDort.
DAN PEARSALL,
Attorney E. Plaintiff.
p q. Address: Aberdeen. Washing
ton.
First publication. October "a, 1910.
Last publication, November %, 1910.
II our work pleases you tell others,
II not tell US, and we will make 1t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
northwest % feet lots 5, 6,

northwest % feet lots 5, 6,
block l, 2 c & l. addition
MOntesanO ......... ....... e.
tract of land commencing
northwest corner of sell seA
section 8, IS, 5, thence south
40 rods, thence east so rods;
thence north % rods; thence
west 40 rods; thence north Is
rods; thence west 40 rods 80. II
A. G. Rowe to L. d. Rowe, bill
of sale personal property -.
Universal Manufacturing CON-
pany to e. Widell, lien lots
10, 20, block II, Northern Pa
cific addition Aberdeen ..... =.
Columbia Box & Lumber COM
pany to P. Buckner, mortgage
lot s, neA swA, WIZ SEA
section 16. 16, s; lots II, IA,
IS, section 80, 16 8; nA swA
WIZ seA lot 4, section I, 10,
s; sly section 80, IL, 8; SEA
section "a, -, 8; eh swA,
seA nwA nwA sell section -
10, II, with exception of s
acres ........ ..............1O 1856
1 el lllc SOiiiPdis w
Independent Land & Gravel
company, contract bill sale boil
err, etc Observation-Disclosures. 81;
Thos. Harlan to Oakville State
bank, chattel mortgage gray
mare ........... ......... d
Mrs. r. Peeland to |. Nudelman,
contract sale furniture ........ 16-
w. Hamilton to w. f. Edwards,
release contract sale gasoline
launch ........ .............
Ed Payette to Louis Beach, re-
lease attachment, -ots II, IL,
IS, block 7, Portland addition
Aberdeen ....... .........
A. Lewis to o. l.. Stout. chattel
mortgage live stock ........ 20'
J. H. Jackson to David Melville,
mortgage tract of land located
in lot and nwA nwA section
8, II, s ................. 30
Ira Collier to J. H. White, mort
gage lots 3, 4, 5, 6, block 3,
Bagshaw's addition Oakville.. 10
A. G. Anderson to Lumberman's
Bank mortgage lot IS, block As,
Ontario addition Hoquiam. 5O
Oakville State Bank to James
Mckay, satisfaction of chattel
mortgage team gray mares. go. :.
]. E. Bush to Della BARRIERS Sup
ply Company, contract to pur-
chase goods ~
State of Washington to Peter
Wilson ct al, lease and bond
harbor lands, lot ., tract II,
lots 9 to 16, tract ..........
w. w. Dotson to w. M. Owens,
bill sale u interest in certain
logs branded d B diamond -.
Staadecker & Company to Bertha
M. Latham, attachment " in
terest s1a block 81, West End
addition Aberdeen .......... 80
Montesano National Bank to M.
M. Wakefield, satisfaction chat
tel mortgage live stock, etc.. -.
w. e. Smith to A. N. Barton,
chattel mortgage horse and
Aberdeen Liquor company to pub
lie, articles of incorporation. -.
Larkin Logging company to Hoe
fer-Bolja Logging company,
contract sale engine, ETC.. ..275
&c. Carlson to J. N. McCloy, sat
isfaction mortgage eh lot 10.
block A, Aberdeen ......... e.
A. Barrie to Geo. E. Dewitt, chat
tel mortgage stock of confec-
tionery, etc .................. l0
Marion Winiecki to Jake Benin,
satisfaction chattel mortgage
machinery -.
Jake Benn to w. H. Moore, bill
sale hack and horse ........
e. r. Ellingson to Lena Filing
son, mortgage y interest sw
a swH section 26, lot 2, sec
ton q, lot 2, section "a, IS,
10; part of lot Is, section 80.
IS 10; lot 2, section 16, IS 10;
lots S, block 1, Karr's Hill
addition Hoquiam; swA neA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
NOVEMBER %, 1910

EILERS MUSIC HOUSE,
ABERDEEN, WASH:
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT 1
RECEIVED TWO CREDIT cERTIFI-
GATES FROM ElLERs MUSIC
HOUSE BOTH OF THEM GOOD ON
THE PURCHASE OF A PIANO.
SOLD ONE OF THEM TO C.. F. GIL
BERT, OF re SEVENTH ST., Ho-
GUAM AND The OTHER FUR
NIsHED THE NAME OF A CUsTo-
MER, WHO PURCHASED A PIANO
AND EILERs MUSIC HOUSE GAVE
ME TEN DOLLARS FOR THE GER
TIFicArE.
I AM MORE THAN PLEASED
WITH THE TREATMENT OF
EILERs MUSIC HOUSE AND THEIR
FAIR DEALING,
SIGNED,
L. G. FULLER.
MR.. FULLER is U. S. EMiGRA-
TON OFFICER FOR THIS DISTRICT
AND is WELL KNOWN HERE-WE
COULD PUBLISH MANY OTHER
SIMILAR LETTERS IN ORDER TO
SHOW THE DEPTHS THAT A CON-
PETIToR WHO STYLES HIMSELF
HONEST AND RELIABLE, WILL
sTooP TOO IN ORDER TO HURT
ANOTHER. WE REFER TO AN AD-
vERTIsEMENT THAT APPEARED
IN YESTERDAYS WASHINGTON
IAN AND POSSIBLY IN THIS IS
SUE AS WELL.
WE LEAVE THE PUBLIC TO
JUDGE OF SUCH DEALERS HON.
EsTY. WHERE HE SELLS ONE
PIANO, WE SELL 80 AND WHERE
HE HAS NOT THE AGENCY FOR A
SINGLE HiGH-CLASS ARTISTIC
PIANO, WE HAVE THE REPRESEN-
TATION OF MANY.
A GREAT MANY OF THE MOST
RELIABLE PIANO FIRMS IN THE
UNITED STATES HAVE PUT ON
AND ENDORSED SIMILAR CON-
TESTS TO THE REsUS WE ARE
NOW RUNNING.
EILERs MUSIC HOUSE,
119 E. Heron Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

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We want to remind you that we
have the best equipped prescription
department in the city. and that we
give special attention to this branch
Of our business. tt.
THE REXALL STORE,
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