davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

FLOUR AND MEAI4.flour qeieJb, aie,b+s e. %
patsR5 s. 2egsS 1atsnts 5e w'n s. 90 spring
efsa Ssa 2osss s. S9 a5gag Etgts5 sd ksa & 80
s. ssrash5s So; Sa5Es N s. 5ds =
Firm; fair good s. 22g s. 81 chP1cS PToUR n
fa1ey s. 3 5ess4 g psr s5 ,56 hOis" i cosN,IEA
: h5ss IS aPa TspEoEw s. spSs sprlhg
standard rniddng $50 hogs "a DO. iS SIS IS Sos So
dog SIS So stty sss7@s2s sFeR g. % red dos $50
soTainv chop, s2s so bulk: s24 10 sacks; OIL
new sh records 2g some Of s5afg 5s ppStr0ps III por ah
atys eoysr1gg goys IN Sso saua5Y The hos market
WHiSn ~ t IS s9o ooints higher and reports from the
country stated that fsede9s SheweS fh there
rss ss some so no sehg but prices the close wsEe
afr iaaE mess sSoS sS5 81 sO' gaEF Isn5ty
s.s sas 81 SIS az 5haft so ts @ sss
si5@sl5 so; extra !ns5a saa 56Sss7 ls 'S 'DREssED
ggEE gI,-43: EAMs-aSisa Saaons II ise: $50 +. e
is6 il. II Sc 40 lb lissc pigs; - II + e ,s .
isss Rs 1gEpa5rosz s!t7. Midas 5HS;
%s5t SRsatF' s. asa: sisy an + Continent,
u y aS0i isTnEHRrSE@stsady: n5ais Es-- oiao 81
dssssss9g s5sag sfaaaats st 1Gt5 aat s0c
net less Per o9n pscsser p lona" and January S
Iozd a May o id Raw here s'easy as ,sss Sgt
e1noa ealea at M Ms.ssisc; nusooyado. 50 test s4s1e;
snS molasses sugar 50 test. S23iae- The
ports for the week. as stated hv Wi!letI &
ca,nfs To- 7ea. against 1882 the week be-
FORE and lI,s7s last year; MEETINGS Were
;? Sho AGAINST 10000 and 90; 600 and stock
Is ST" 81 600 against Is: 900 and 50 900 ,,
E!5s sGSs ia'0tpI du 'A spot
DscemheT. January and February. II goa
i2s5e: March. le 25 n IL 4oe LONDON quiet;
snot, f5s IS. Sd: futures, sG lSs 3D. Lake
TIE-Essy; - sgSt 90 s1 and aod Defsn Fem
per; sn9 March 81 e0dsa7 "zo Sales. tons
Tan,Sarv at 81 s5c London Arm SPOT. slI2
ss. futures. f1T2 l2s Sd. LEAD-Dull; 4.451
4.55o New York: 435 = 1; "A ;40c ,, East 81 Louis
ssa5s5o New york: 5s2h = 42t-c East
81 3, cuts London spot fa4 IRoN--cleveland nd
Warrants 49s 1ohd in London Locally dull
and unchanged No FOUNDRY Norsn ern,
SSIb75: No Southern and No ! Southern
M0LAssEs AND sYKUPs--steady and un-
Sav.I. sToKEs-slight upward movement
no,nts with tone frm. Rosin and tar steady.
sut Quiet and unchanged TURPENT1NaE.- F..
entrits machine hb!s Toisc TAR-T.2ac.
R0SIN-Connmon to gooa strained oc' D.
61Sc u 8 25e. E. 6.soc -.
redures &c on both American and calcutta oil.
Ps6ned petroleum unchanged. PETROLEUM
etandard white hbls. New York and Phil
adeiuhia 74oc bulk saee refined cases. ooa
cases. e.aoc LINsEED OIL-Amsrican seed.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 21-With rain or STOW pre-
C---sd orncially fc- the entire y-frre- v-F5ea-
cOU1r-y east OF tire Rockies fear OF drought
c.szppeared Today. ard the market weakened
The close was easy ~ e ner decline Of 4 y
~ = 7491c- Tie end of trading ls4t co--
Z Eo-eer TO shade higher. oats g sixteenth
ccEn 70 = Q &c Up. and provisions Al 27:Ac
= zTasc advance Wheat closed = as7,osr
tae nc'rorn pr'ceS of TIE session Tr= raar rl,et
vas fully as depresse5 es 4 he6 been bucysnt
TIE preceding day. \ downfall Of rno.stUre
tAat reached eastward into Central Kansas
s-zoe even the hardest bulls lost enthusiasm
according 70 the government forecast, the
cannn - - widely extended within
It:cy-s.I hours. 50 thar nc part of the fan sown
S.cp would be E1cho.t some benefit. Large
t-Snrries of wheat brought here yesterday
= lae Southwest were sold out today be-
ee4se II belief there would be total break
= OF IRE drought Furthermore. 70 dernsn6
s<istec for cesh wheet primary receipts were
..oers-. sn5 anot7eF -four n7ili 81 pDirth shut
eoEn. leaving only one small concern there
summing Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

spot quiet ana unehanggdl ngslaspot a. astG in good
ding upland % eS bsies speculation and exg9oF76 o76
5es a Tstai sae5 q Co., nolaas sHo
made late yssterday aya,s tn'p95 p17 Futures opened
DSiR5s defi5ns I'll pons Glessa desias
but steady at a net pnsaat5oJ anuary aed jan
asSs ga EsRfIilsyA5ssa EEp21Nays 5ssa Nay
7ss 6Ss:pPo6a41Sovebsr. aasa 7Sfssd
octo669sTas go. frer Opening to points
and declining ssys5s p9nts pPas uaasF aa a
close was saIes Iesaoz go bags ana freight
Offers nom gra5 we're g being fT9 ofFersd s at
lower; 800 oa ssh'Is to franc lower; Hamburg
vas snehangsa 70 Pfg dss55ns' aaos showed RsS oss
a. ~ 70 eis snot inactive and unchanged at l''ao
g. O. o9 Rio No I. Local contract prices vss.ar-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liyernooi Dec. 2l.-wHEAT-spot steady: No
December. 6s slsd: March. IS Ilsa May IS
II SD. CORN-Spot quiet: American mixed So
Sd futures quiet: January, As sid: February -
petents. 2ss Cd HOPS In Lsnson Pacific
Coasp. s3 l5s9ts los BEEr-Exrra India
mess. ISIS 3D. PORK-Prirne mess. Western,
I22s I'd HAMS-Shor, cut. sSs Cd BACON
Cumberland eut. SIS g. short rib. 65s. clear
clear middles. light. SIS Cd: heavy 62s.
SHoULDFRS--S9uare. 5Ss LARD-Prime West
ern- stiercss SIS Sd. American refined pals, SIS
"a. CHEESE-Canadinn finest white new dos
Cd eolored SIS TURPENTINE-Srtri,s 36S
roSlN-Common. las ed. PETROLEUN-Re-
tined. 6i-G LiNSEED OIL. ses Sd rALIOw
-Australian in London. 3ss Cd COrTONsEED
Ofi--Huii reEnes. spot 2>s i0lad-
London. Dee 21--SuGAR-Raw. censrsnaxaI
los: m.seovado. 9s; beet. Decanoer. ss 10 I'd
I.iNs EsD-Calcutra. April-June. 59s- I.rNSEED
OIL. COS 4'Ad SPERM OIL as PETROLEUM.
-Amsriean refined. sad; spi1ts. sid TUR-
can strained. IA, 7iad rne fls I'D
Antwerp. Dec 7l--3ErRoLEUN. - H1rsn
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December - or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF laI soIt
snow over large part of the wifsfr aafiing gin in
With nrivate reports that ram was ,;H,,i6afing
parts par Of kansas resulted in close were &c
~ ti,o yc net lower The Volume OF traalns tr M
on,v moderate Liverpool was also l1Wee hwes,ern
St.-' 81 bniidav Iouida ton. 1.-The Nortnwes.,;s
KILLER reported the hour output at MnnsapoaHs5 cap as5
NniMtt, and Milwaukee last week a. i, srS
bars against the previ9uS- weeh stated
"a ok last wear This same authority sta So "a
5a tybfie some of the mills made noaeTTaleT
sales as rule bookings I TeTs e7e ren IS elevator
sns ana 81 b. ahoar; 10 Northsrn ,6 0Tasa ads
s117ss o b. afoat. Export sales ~ fHyopM@ ~
q red whea, frqm ,;sgt New oforngs Torh due to
esers that the movement would oe oena Nv,
e4 fe4ed With in case Of general n srTfse 1 day ay
Western railroad engineers Late IN Inc ne
heTe was more active selling and at o,er sar
cIoes December was 1ac lower whiie Nv
mon5a nlo7s were unchanged cr Rg6ef inao nas
No No and I'd price movements small. closing al
net nNe Unchanged mel to ase lower, Cash @ stacy:
No 4. SIC RYE-ouiet; No Western, s1fi5s 81 y
b. New York. BAKLEY-Stea1 r. me onia5 =.
ss@9oc, Gil. Buffalo. BucKWHaI
Amsrican, e2Ac, c {. New YORK LANA
New York, for export
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
>, ~ ANN OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
.r.gAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
1910 1909. 1908
os ,,,e.,, In Dec ss2753 Sl2,I3s S6.,4do
"a 7, ~ inc Ia e0So ia f.Tas, 2ss i.o26.ss5
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS TEXAS
PACIFIC.
o. ssr IN Dec. s1T0e3l s16o.S56 sl42. 1s1
~ I'll, i-Tosc IA 4342sT7 4.olS.Soo S.o24'oo@
CENTRAL OF GEoRGlA.
.. x.eel in Dec s259 400 s252 5go s s24s' 49e 49e
~ T-roec. Il. 6.0i39Oo o'Sos'-'o o'osS'"~e
CHICAGO s. ALTON.
2a week in Dec ssss s sSSesil ass sfss a ssi
IOWA CENTRAL
q. r,sor in Dec s6S673 s67, 4se 5a,5ii
q 80 ~esH 1rec IA 1851 o3s l.59s.5i3 l.slsS2a
mISNEAPoLIs & ST. LOUIS.
Dso ses COS ss9.S65 ss4. 1852
% Iv ~eef s4pec n IA "a 25s5i54 24so.oss 2oso. 251
MOBILE 81 OHIO.
Num6er ~ s o. ~ ee pee s22s5s5 5000 5es s2ls .5I5
Iu,v iADse. IA 49Ss572 4.7io.l9e 4.ios'ssS
TOLEDO, ST LOUIS WESTERN.
nsr ss3.5s9 $50, $50 SIC. a.3ss
J,w JG west 1-pso. @ Il. 1s0706s Lslo.aSs Le5b.lo2
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

city raw. 90@91c: out-of-town raw, cog s1o'
Calcutta raw. 81 LARD OIL. eoc0S1
COTTONSEED OLA little more active,
but there appeared be little pressure OF actual
oil the market. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

Name Maturity. Interest yield
Atlantic Coast Line c. I9l1-'17--. AZ
Buff Roch & Pitts 44aa p c, l9l9-27.. 4s4 4ss
Central OF Georgia AS c. 1911-'17. 5ls AS
Central of New Jersey . c, I911-'17. Al AZ
Ches & Ohio . c. 19li-'17...--...-. a.
Chicago & Alton 4-412-5 p c. 19i1-'19-- SIS IA
Chic s East III AIS c, l9l1-'l7...-. 81. 45s
Chic 1 & Pac 41s-6 p c. 1911-'19.. 5!s 4R
Gin Ham & Dayton 49, c. 1511-0. 51s 4s
Delaware & Hudson Az D c, I922..... 4ts 4s
Erie 4412-5 D C, I9l1-'17. 7....-...-.-.. 5aa AZ
Hooking Valley 4-4 \ c, IeI1-'1S-... AZ
Hudson s Manhattan c. l9l1-19.. .
Z Fl & II 41s c. l9l1-'i5.-.-.- 81 ~
Kans City So Az . c, 19I1-'15- 54 As
Lehigh Valley 4-41a p c. le1l-'16-.-.. Az AZ
Missouri Pacific 5 p C, l9l1-'1T--..... 53s as
Mobile & Ohio 40 C, 1911-'l6. SIS "a
y Central Lines 3 p c. f9l1-22 as As
Norfolk & Western c, l9l1-l6.... 4s. As
Pennsylvania 31e-1 p c, I9l1-'I7--.... a. AZ
ST L & san Fran 44e-5 c, 19I1-17. 50
DO guar \ 6 D c, l9l1-'17--.- 81 AZ
Seaboard Air Line 41s-5 c. 19l1-'17.. 5is As
Southern Ry s11+a3s c. 1el1-'2l... s. as
Virginian Ry p c. 1e1i-19. .......... 5A s
wabash 434-5 p c. 19l1-'21......-..- 5ls As
Wheel & Lake Erie 49, c, foll-22.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
COyTON-Quiet, a.

CoIToSmSseiset 70 oserats dip dips to absorb offerings
acsaasons within Ras barely 5an5s s5isad 8 and
ponts The fbe elGsS loest prices of the day but
fs. q nsi 0 agars9 se Of D&3d &assday
eomPaT9d spot path aTkets generally gEchange
sports cont59us sodn9 iaera aa0 bale
an ihcrehTIs hiIs u nrivate advices from Houston
Indicated continued fsfe tsat a the freg
Sou.,' o-. syaf1abIe for cotton from Gait tSa
to the Continent had been chaTte1e1 cdt re.es ep -
- - ~ Ianuary Local contract press v.ster-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
TAKES HARAHAN'S PLACE.
c,orIes H. Markham Elected
president of Illinois Central.

Markham. q former Hartman
now president of the Gulf Re-
rr,.r Company and the Gulf Pipe Line
r,nuany. Of Pittsbrrg. was elected presi-
the Illinois Central Railroad Com
o4sc-iye January Il. at meeting OF
,oar5 Of directors yesterday. Mr..
t -..-o whose election as head Of the
-. 4oreshadowed in The Tribune sew
'0@. s,s ago succeeds James r. Hara-
&C r,-.o viii be severity years of age on
t. - Under the rules Of the COM
t+s officers when they reach that age
pa-s o,I,ged to relinQuish their places.
. Markham, who is forty-nine years
.-.ered the railroad service twenty
80 rears ago es g section iaborer for the
LEE As..o, Topeka & Santa Fe- Later In
l.'0-.- -a,-,a vesr he Joined the Southern Pa
l0 o,5 WAS employed In various posi-
:, s-s station service until February,
ubxn he was made station agent al
'.s,,yrc. y. II. For ten years he was
-, agent for the road at different
- in New Mexico. Arizona Nevada
HOl.-'- -slIfornia. and in July, 1887. was pro-
.s 70 be general freight and passenger
Pacific
- as assistant freight traffic manager.
- in 1908 was made vice-president of the
z--nsroa & Texas Central. also a Hartman
,,e n April Of that year he was made
..nsral manager Of the Southern Pacific.
s,s IN June was elected vice e-president Of
.be norrpany. He resigned in November,
-as 70 engage in the oil business IN Texas,
.,s has since been out Of tbs railway ser
.ioe
{ Isnes T. Haraha-. the retiring president.
has been with the Illinois Central for TWEEN
- wears. He entered the railroad service
As al enploye Of the Orange 6 Alexandria
Railroad in 1864 In 1865 he Joined the
louisville & Nashville. and in 1888 was
made general manager OF the entire line.
From 1855 TO 1855 he was general superln-
,en6ent OF the Pit1sburg division OF the
F@alfir1ore & Ohio Railroad He then re-
rrrned as general manager OF the Louisville
E. Nashville, remaining with that road until
7ssS when he joined the Chesapeake Ohio
Railway as general manager. Later he
was made general manager and second
yioe-president Of the Louisville, New Or
leans & Texas Railway, and IN 1890 joined
fsle Illinois Central
When StuyVesant Fish was oUsted from
the presidency OF the Illinois Central, foi-
loving his unsuccessful fight for control Of
tbs road against the late E H Hartman.
Mir. HaTahan was elected president TO sue
seed him. This was On November I, 1906
NIr. Markham is regarded in railroad cir
cIes as one OF the best traffic getters in the
business, and ". L. Park. the vice-presi-
dent and general manager Of the Illinois
Central. as cne Of the best operating men
N the country, and with these two men the
directors feel that there is q bright future
before the road.
Pirtsburgs Dec 2--It was stated to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
FERRY COMPANIES.
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec 21-cDovERsEEp1--aS5ash De
cernber January and February, 50 70; MaTch
8. T7,k. April IS 80: October. 50 20. ALsih F.
Prime and December. So 25. TLaOTHH-FriI'as
ana Deccnabsr. 81 Co.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

Pi-tsburg. Dec 2l.-It was stated to-day
q ths otice CT Charles Il. Markham that
be had been u the West Tor several weeks
sr.d would not return until to-Tnorrow, but
that he would accept the presidency OF the
Illinois Central Railroad and would move
70 Chicago on January = He win take up
tbs duties OF the otfice on January Z. Mr..
Markham Is president Of the Gu1fey Petro-
lsum Company and OF the allied Mellon Oil
interests IL Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
pu,,aoELPHIA STOCKS.

,.rnishaa By Charles 2. Barney Cos p, ~; a,,:s =
80 street New York. an3 30 i2z SodIA
-@0-- fEzT <lHhlz.G
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
Maturing l9l1-'27-

(Furnishsd by Swarrwour s. Appenzeilar. Nc 40
Pine strest)
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic 4. Hatch & Co.. Ne"
York and BosIon.)
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FIOHIO SIOOnSs
,r--,,sl,e5 Nv Curtis & Sanger. no. 80 Wall
- 6treet-)
BOSTON STOCKS.

--,sy,z5 by p L Day & &C. no. 81 Wall
= ~------ erreerl
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

NO Information
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
BOSTON cuRs STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No S8
Broad street. New York. and No 81 Devon
shire street, BcstonD
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
New Cases.

w. Fl. Abel VS.. John Merrigan
debt. w. H. Abel for plaintiff.
w. H. Abel VS. A. M. Abel; gar
nishment. w. H. Abel for plaintiff.
Barbara Lavelle Abrams VS.. Geo.
H. Abrams; divorce. S. M. Heath
for plaintiff.
George Kalek VS. rank Kline; in
junction. A. M. Wade for plaintiff
r. A. Wiley VS. State Board of
Land Commissioners; appeal from
State Land Commissioner, Conway
& Snider for appellant.
Samuel Hillyer VS. Frances Hill
yer; divorce. John C. Hogan for
plaintiff.
]. d. Benner VS. B. J. Garman &
Company; debt. Rickabaugh & Nc
Elroy for plaintiff
]. d. Benner VS. Hayes & Hayes
garnishment. Rickabaugh & Noel
roy for plaintiff.
Phil S. Locke VS. Albert ]. Bailey;
foreclosure of tax lien. w. II. Abel
for plaintiff.
Phil S. Locke VS.. Charles Davis;
foreclosure of tax lien. w. H. ABE
for plaintiff
Walter Jensen VS. North Western
Lumber Company; foreclosure OF tax
lien. T. H. Mckay for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
W asted Vacations.

Those who work fifty weeks to accu-
mulate enough for two weeks vaca-
lions. with deliberate intent to spend
all their money as well as their
strength during vacation. will need the
assistance of benevolent and sensible
people If ever out of work for week
or two and especially in sickness. Also
1t usually requires about month to
get over the exhaustion" Of wasted
and expensive vacation. Like other
blessings. vacations may be so far per-
verified as to cause added WEAKNESS in
stead Of needed rest. A wisely used
vacation is great builder Of body and
mind. and If rightly used two vaca-
tons would be advantageous. while
one used as ordinarily wasted by many
people is an added tax on vitality and
character. A butterfly is beautiful. but
a honeybre + more useful. while the
beauty of the butterfly added to the in
dustry of the ant Tor perhaps your
own aunt, makes the most perfectly
developed character and physical
grace,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in thu
office of the Auditor of Chehali
county for week ending Thursday
July IA. 1910.
A. Baldwin to ]. p. & Fl. O. Por-
ter, q d part sections %, 26
and q, 16, 5 ...............
w. J. Patterson to c. F.. Knapp.
lots s, 8, block IS, N. p. add
South Aberdeen ........ 80. 3V
E. G.. Dennis to Mary l.. Owens,
lots 5. 6, block I, Elma ESQ
d. NJ Bowes to Hulda Lembke,
lot 10, block 4, Harbor Heights
add Aberdeen ...... ...... .
C. p. Griffith to l.. A. Lawyles,
SELL of SELF section 81, 81, 10. L
Charles Bruhn to Frank Lawlyes
lot /, block 13, n P. add South
Aberdeen ...... .........
w. j. Patterson to Frank Law
Ives, lot to IA, block ),
West End add Aberdeen ...... l
E. NJ. Card to II. w. Paul, lot 8,
block ), Oakville ...... .....
A. X. Wade to o. & w. Railway
Company, part VIE of nwA OF
nwA section 16, IS, s .......
B. F.. Cauthorn to A. L. Broes-
amle, lot 8, block 3, Hoquiam
add Aberdeen ...... ........ ~
Edward Carson to B. j. Harris,
part of neA section 80, IS, g.. 6
B. A. William to William Sim
mons, WIZ lot /, block 10,
Brewers add Oakville 1922. z
Chehalis County Bank to Elisha
McElroy d lot 6, block
90, Frances add Aberdeen. 40
Harry Kreitzer to Eliza ]. Smith
part lots s, 9, block 3. Ho'
GUAM ...'..'..'''' ~
Pacific Beach Company to Same,
lot 4, block 10, Pacific Beach. Z
Harbor Land Company to same, ..
lot 10, block 3, HoQuiam ...... Az
George P. Kelman to Jessie e.
Keagy, lots 3, 4, S. IL,
block s, Stewards Highland
Home add Aberdeen ........
]. C. Phelon to e. c. Story, undi-
vided one-third lot 3, section 10,
16, IL ...... ..... .....'....
F.. II. Story to same. same .....
r. II. Fleet to same, same ......
G. w. Hodgdon to A. M. Camp
bell, lots 20, 21, block Al, On
tario add Hoquiam .......... !
C. e. Crisp to S. ]. Crisp, lot g.,
block IA, Elma ...............l oI
Frank Beam to B. F. Cauthorn,
lots II, IS, block 10, Rice's add
Aberdeen ..... ..... ....'. DC
d. r. Martin to II. I. Johnson,
q d lot Z, block q, Ho-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
Miscellaneous Transfers

G. M. Powell to Robt. Ewart,
asst mortgage lot IL, block AZ,
Weatherwax & Benn's Second
addition Aberdeen ............2 200
Ora l.. Murray to Baldwin & Port
er bill sale logs ........... "
Emil Varjonen to John Manner,
satisfaction of mortgage lots "a
25. block 70, Northern Pacific
addition South Aberdeen ...... 20
J. Y. Irvine to c. w. Miller, mort
gage lot 4, block 9, WeatherwaX
& Benn's addition Aberdeen 100
Fred Taylor to Bird Hills, land
contract, lot 4, block l, Dole's
addition Aberdeen ............ so
Same to same, land contract lot
3, block 1, same addition $500. 90
F. f. Dudley to Aberdeen Savings
& Loan Association mortgage
lots 81, 20, block 3S, West End
addition Aberdeen .1I5
Mary E. Tobey to same. mortgage
part lot 3, section 8. II. 8 80. 80
I. r. Watkins to F. c. Walters,
mortgage lots Z, s. 8, block 40,
and lots II, IL, block Al, Aber-
S. C. Mitchell to F Lawlyes, sat
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
FIRE ALARM BOXES

Fire Department HEADQUARTERS Phone
Boxes marked with an" are i'm
4 North Aberdeen
b and Cleveland streets
City Halls Market and I streets.
High School Building. Terrace
8 F and River streets. Burrows
dock.
8 X and Hume* streets.
Is Bonn and Heron. Wilson's Mill.
II Harbor and Heron. S. E. SHADES
Mill.
10 Second and Stanton streets.
21 Market and F streets.
23 American Mill.
"a Wishkah and G streets.
25 Heron and streets.
27 Fourth and G streets.
81 Market and M. Franklin School.
80 Hume and H streets.
35 Anderson e Middleton Mill. i
and River streets.
81 Broadway and Heron streets.
J SO Broadway and Third streets.
80 Broadway and Sixth streets.
AZ Federal Lumber Co. Heron and
} Division streets.
43 Heron and Michigan Avenue.
As Western Cooperage Co. Michi-
gan Ave. and River street.
} AZ Hume and Washington streets.
40 Market and Washington streets.
, 81 Curtis and Clark streets. South
Aberdeen.
So Curtis and Evans streets. South
Aberdeen.
So Curtis and Front streets. South
} Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18


iness transacted in the superior court
as, week:
In re estate of Peter l. Land ct ux,
deceased. Sale of personal property
directed. and August 6, fixed to hear
petition for sale of realty.
D. G. Twidwel VS.. Thomas Twid-
we'll. Sale confirmed
The following cases were set for
trial: Bernard Wolfson ct al VS. Sam
uel Kaufman, and J. l. Gear VS. Will
son Buttner, July 20. Daniel Rogan
ct al VS.. A. Townsend, ct uX, July 81.
o. Hilstad VS.. C. H. Clemens. De-
murrer to complaint overruled.
Barbara L. Abrams VS.. Geo. II.
Abrams. Defendant ordered to pay
$50 suit money.
In re guardianship of Leo. w. Noel
ct al, minors. Sale of realty confirm
ed.
In re guardianship of Stanley Kohl
ct al, minors. w. w. Boner appoint
ed guardian ad Item.
In re estate of o. S. Wisgness, de-
ceased. Final report approved and
executor discharged.
In re estate of Cornelius N. Mack,
deceased. Lucy D. Mack appointed
administrators.
Adolph Schoebel VS.. Jed. Rogers.
Judgment for defendant.
In re estate of Joseph Hill, deceased
G. H. Rychard, VIM. Ruston and r.
L. Scheibly appointed appraisers.
In re estate of c. N. Mack, deceased
A. B. Wilson, B. F.. Cauthorn and f.
E. Jones appointed appraisers.
In re estate of John Engstroni, de-
ceased. July %, fixed to hear petit
ton for letters of administration.
c. A. Pinckney ct al VS.. r. P. Valid.
ron ct ux. Judgment for plaintiff for
$69S.S6, attorney fee and costs.
Staadecker & Co. VS. Bertha M. La
than. Amended judgment signed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18

The Herald tells 1t all.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1inufeS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List Of Real cS.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with County,
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following Is the record of bus
iness transacted in the superior court
bas, week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
A Smart Little Coat.

For summer and all round wear
there Is no garment in the small girls
wardrobe that is half us serviceahle
as a long separate coat Of black and
white shepherds check. This coat is
unlined or not. as one pleaSeS. al.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18

though there is Il completeness about
a liutN coat that Is Wuttuiiy lackllI
when the seams are mercy bound
The coat pictured Is built on lines
like the separate coat Ut the SrOwnup
folks. II has IL smart shaw rUiini
which is OF hlark MORE silk. and deep
cuffs to match. When the coat Is
used for more dresSy occasions Il set
If crochet lace collar and cuffs will
add to til" ho.,utv OF the wrap.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-18
ROYAL ARCH

Meets the second and Fourth Thurs
dav of each month. in A. o. U W.
Hall. at 3 D. m. Visiting Sir Knights
are always welcome.