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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
A Home Method Sure to Re.
store Flesh to Natural
Health.

Here are aome very valuable facts Tor an
who have any blood trouble with external
sores
10 not cover any sore 20 as DO inter.
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your blood with 81 THIS famous
llood uuflnpr works wondera And Yuu
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illness al blood impurities 40 matter
how badly they ATTACH The system uf low
anslFhiiy becOmea ihe Ekiu lusi remember
lhffe q one Ingredient in 8 n that 80
stimulates ihe cellular Tissues throughout
~ body that each snlHri1 lia 0Wn essential
auirlmenf ffom the blood
10 not faiI 90 get a bottle W =,
10 dnr If your ahseess a ~ such nature
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
THROW our TIE LANE
Give Them Help aud Many Albuqucr-
que People WIN fle Happier.
Throw ou, the life line


Throw ou; the life line
Weak Kidneys need help.
They're often overWorkcd--they
don't get the poison altered out Of the
blood.
VIII you help them9
Doan's kidney pills nave brought
benefit 20 thousands Of kidney suffer-
ers.
Grateful testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs u. y. Hood. eleven miles from
MOriarty. n ~, says. II have heard
enough said about Doun's Kidney
Pills by one Of my relatives 20 con-
vince mo that thia remedy ~ one Of
great value Several years ago when
was visiting this person, he told me
he had used Doan's kidney pills. His
trouble was rain IN the back and
other distressing ailments, caused By
The kidneys falling 10 do their work
as they should Doan's kidney Pills
benefited him 50 much that ! can say
they are nne Kidney medicine"
For sale hy an dealers. Prlce 80
cents. Foster Mllburn Co, Bunalo,
Sew York, sole agents for the United
states
Rememher The name-poans--and
take no other.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Open nlght and day, Trimble's Nv.
cry, Red Barn, 81 W. Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Following iH the nno program ar.
RANGED Tor the musicale tu Doe given
Friday night nt tao Ellis ihontrr bv
the pupils Of the starr Piano studio.
'o which the public s. invited free %
charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Pound sale

ON Friday, the 2srd day Of jan
uary. 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. In
front OF the city Jail, on North Sec
ond street, win sell one hay horse
about l2 years old. will weigh about
600 lbs. branded ON left shoulder,
mane reached and tail cut, Also
one bay colt, about one and half
years old, win weigh about 500 lbs,
left front foot ana both hind feet
white
THOMAS McMtLLIH.
city Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
SPLENDID PROGRAM
FOR STARR STUDIO
c 0 n c { RT
Varied and Difficult Numbers
to Be Rendered by Local
Musicians at Elks' Theatre
Friday Night.

Following ~ the nno proeram ar
RANGED Tor tho musicale Co bc given
FRIDAY night nt tao Ellis ihonirr b,
the pupils Of the starr Piano studio
to which the public s. Invited free N
charge
Program
Two Pianos Eight Handa
lmpromptu la iionerolsc .:.scomc
lst Piano Misses Mabel sups.-
Marn..~..t.to rtutf
Three Pianos, six Hands.
In Happy song .....,..........k ulcf
Misses Violet Lancaster aud Nuomia
Nichols Misses Stella nrudcll ana
Ada Nichols. Misses Dorothy Par.
ker and Emma Green.
Plano Solo. Alpine Horn ...-...
..............s....... schirmcr
Miss Mabel Suggs.
Operetla-Falry Cr0wnlng.
siisscs Eiolse and Helena Cheney
stella Brodell, Ada and Naomin
Nichols. Merle and Margarine
Henth. Evelyn Liyosty Jane kirk,
Helen schneider, Mildred susgs.
Rachael uarclla ana Lorenc Ma
huram.
piano solo Polka--D O. Concert.
................. bartlett
-. v. Bland.
Three pianos
CaiOp Muittirc ..... ........ Mayer
LIST Plano. D. g.. Bland, Maybelo Her
rims ana Emma routz
end Plano, Misses Margaret @cebuhm
vivian Heath aud Mabel SUES.
sra piano g. o.. Franklin Ethel Gar
ret and Marie Ralph
Two Pianos, -Four Hands.
Mltxi kmzcnCn .....t...... blisHtl
Misses Ethel Carrot ana Mnfgarc
scybuhm
Piano Duet. "Boho,ink ... krosmtnI
Misses Flors and tachcl nnrcla
| Piano Solo. "Thc young Hodlcr
! ..4.... t.....st.... .....s..t. NlNi"i"'
Miss Lorcnc Mlhnnm.
Pantomlmc. Lost Chord ........
Young iAdics
Piano solo. Cedar Brook Waltz
............... fcTt'
Miss Helen schneider
starr Piano Drill. ........ otiglna
Young Ladies'
lpnno solo: "pon Juan ... Moznr
/ Miss Etolse Cheney
Plnnn Numbers ......-..... 'hopi
Miss Margaret scohuhm.
OJ Prelude
(bD Funeral March.
(l Poiouaise in a.
Good sight Dolly ...-........'..
Tho children
Pinno soto. ION the meadow
....... ........,.+t,. Litchln'
Mis- Beatrice Rrudcil
Plano Solo Whispering 81 Love
........................ Kinke
Miss Emma pcutz
| Vocal yum ber "Nu SIR. .-........
Miss Jane Kirk and Mr Milo Root
l"gHthoriur Wild Flowers spnldin
Misses Lillian ana Lucy Buchanan
Misses Romliu and Josephine
Nicholaci
| Misses Ethel Garrett and Margnr'
Grnndc.
Hast Hope .t....t.t..t. ioitFehhl
Miss Garrett
Two Pianos
tahplctiA .t.t,. ...tt..t+,.. l.hc
ist Piano. Miss Margnrot secbohm.
End Piano. Miss Nsttic clarke.
nondinr "Mnmio's Little Baby boy
Mis- Beatrice HrodCli
Plano Solo: Twilight Rcyerie' ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gu
Mis- Mayhelle Herring.
Reading, SOLDIERS joy .,.......
Mis- Ethel Garrett
/
Trlmble's livery. 81 w. Cope
Phone 5.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Thanks, Major.

The term of W. B. Crammatte as
postmaster Of Aberdeen will expire
next Tuesday and it is expected that
Col. J. ]. Carney will take up the
duties Of the Office. Upon all grounds
the Colonel is entitled to the position.
He IS not only good business man,
of the strictest integrity, but he has
ever been stalwart warrior in the
ranks of the unterrified democracy
when there were only about two men
TO rank in Chehalis county. The
Colonel is 10 be congratulated upon re-
ceiving this reward of merit and the
people of Aberdeen are 10 be felicitat-
ed upon the prospect of having the
postoffice affairs so we'll administered
during the next four years-Hoquiam
Washingtonian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
New Cases.

A. NJ Abel ct ux VS. Adam Johnson
Abel for plaintiff.
G. w. Ninemire VS. Pete Williams
debt. o. NJ. Nelson for plaintiff.
Same VS. Northern Pacific Railway
Co.. garnishment. Same.
Nettie D. Swineheart VS. Weyer.
haeuser Timber Co.; foreclosure of tax
lien. o. NJ. Nelson for plaintiff.
Vance Lumber Co. VS.. Hoquiam
Sash e. Door Co.; debt: W. H. Abel
for plaintiff.
State VS. W. R. whitlock ct al. w. V.
Tanner and J. NJ. Wilson for plain.
tiff
Ida B. Elway ct vir VS. Lavina A.
Mitchell ct vir; promissory note. Ho-
gan & Graham for plaintiff.
Pearl kocher ct ux VS. D. H. Mccall
ct al; cancellation of lease. w. H.
Abel for plaintiff.
National Grocery Co. VS. J. S. Tay-
lor; debt. Bronson & Robinson for
plaintiff.
State vs. Joe Little; attempt to
commit burglary. J. E, Stewart for
state
H. V. Reynolds vs. W. J. Holpa ct
ux; foreclosure of lien. T. H. Nc
Kay for plaintiff and Stewart & Tuck
er for defendant.
Pearl Kocher ct ux VS. D. II. Mccall
ct al: damages. Frank Groundwater
and w. Fl. Abel or plaintiff.
Fred Van Nest VS. Ada Van Nest;
divorce. Dan Pearsall for plaintiff.
f. o. Newman ct al VS. Frank Beam ;
garnishment. A. E. Cross for plain
tiff.
c. o. Mckee ct Tx VS. w. L. Brewer
ct ux; conveyance. w. E. Campbell
for plaintiff.
Jacob Van Ness VS. ]. S. Taylor; ac-
count stated. Stewart e. Tucker for
plaintiff
Same vs. Nels Nordquist ct al; gar
nishment.
F. l.. Carman VS. Peter Hunley ct
ux; promssory note. j. P. H. Gala
han for plaintiff.
D. o. Askerland VS. Frieda II. Asker
land; divorce. NJ. F. Smith for plain
tiff
Willamette Iron G. Steel Works VS.
Peter Hunley ct al. c. w. Smith for
defendants.
Grnys Harbor Flour Co VS. Mike
Zanthos ct al; debt T. H. Mckay
for plaintiff.
Same VS. Tony Satlow; garnishment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Financial independence.

The November balance of trade in
our favor-the excess Of our exports
over our imports-is estimated at
about $70000,0 900. In October it was
$57,000,000 Two months beore it was
almost nothing. The recovery of our
foreign trade has proceeded steadily
ever since the paralytic stroke dealt
by the war at the end of July. The
volume of exports is still little below
normal on account of the inaccessi-
bility of Germany and Austria, but the
great diminution Of our imports makes
the favorable balance far larger than
usual.
Our financial independence comes
nearer to attainment with every week.
1t really started before the war be-
1&n, when European owners of Amer
lean securities dumped their holdings
into our market in vast quantities.
Those securities are now an asset; the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Short Ballot.

The Short Ballot Association of New
York sent queries after election to
5000 voters, asking each Of them
whether he could remember the names
of the candidates for the various state
Offices for whom he had voted. An.
swers were received from between 700
and 800, and the answers are illumi-
mating On an average, three or four
out of every ten voters had forgotten
the names Of the minor candidates
on the state ticket for whom they
had just voted a week before. To
carry out the illustration, the New
York World recites that a reporter
men he met and knew what candi-
date for lieutenant governor had re-
ceived their support, and not single
man could remember.
New York is to have a new consti-
tuition, the members of the convention
having already been elected When it
comes to making this new constitution
the experiences cited above will come
in point, to supplement the arguments
CT those who are urging simpler form
of state government with fewer cleo
tive officers.
AS the convention will be controlled
largely by the Republicans. who con-
stitute nearly two-thirds of the mem
bership, it is probable that the views
of Senator Root will have large influ-
ence Senator Root several months
since outlined his views on the form
of state government, which accord in
large measure with those of the short
ballot advocates. He insisted, for one
thing, that the only state officers nee
essary to be chosen by the electors
directly should be the governor and
lieutenant governor, and that all
others should be appointed by the
governor
This is the system which works
with the vastly larger and much more
complicated federal machine. There
is no sound reason why it should not
work with the state government. 1t
was but one of many suggestions by
Senator Root for constitutional
changes, all Of which were soundly
progressive in the best sense Of that
much abused term.-Seattle P-I.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

Ernest Herman vs. Sadie Freeman
ct al. Decree Quieting title signed
Bessie L. Haight vs. R. A. Haight
Divorce granted.
Esther Estes vs. Archie Estes. Same
Fred. Sarazin vs. Irma Sarazin
Same.
Emanuel Gustafson vs. G. e. Lack
ey. Judgment for plaintiff for 1854.
IS and costs.
Vance Lumber Co. VS. Hoouiau
Sash & Door Co. Judgment fol
plaintiff for $1.22039 and costs.
Pearl Jones VS.. Oliver Jones. De
cree amended
P. F. Klein VS. c. NJ. Davis ct al
Decree Of foreclosure signed.
E. Mathison VS. Fannie J. Keller
man. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ruby Wilson vs. V. A. Fogda. De
cree of foreclosure and order Of sale
signed.
National Grocery Co. VS. ]. S. Tay
lor. Judgment for plaintiff for s9s.
16 and costs.
In re estate of Ida Hull, deceased
Hearing of final account continued
to Jan. 9.
First National Bank of Iowa VS.
Hamberg Shoe Co. Plaintiff ordered
to give security for costs.
Hildur NJ Cabot VS. A. A. Selberg
ct al. Decree of partition signed.
State VS. Thos. McFee. Defendant
sentenced to state refo.,la' DRY for
not less than one year.
Alice Chambers VS. L. Carothers
Judgment for plaintiff.
F. l.. Carman VS. Peter Hunley ct
uX. Judgment for plaintiff for Sill.
50 and costs.
Lesa Manning VS. Benz. Manning
Divorce granted.
Mary Hoffman VS. Otto Hoffman.
Same.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Why Not Prosecute?

When Secretary of State l. NJ. How
ell completes his task of certifying
illegal signers of initiative petitions to
county prosecutors, approximately go.
900 names will be in the hands of the
county authorities. The greatest
number Of illegal signers, $685., was
bill. There were 1850 illegal signers
for prohibition and 2,621 for Initiative
Measure No. 6, the blue sky law, first
Of the Seven Sisters" to be checked
The number on the other members OF
this septet is expected to run about
the same.
What action is to be taken in these
cases now is solely within the juris-
diction of the prosecutors. Either
signing a petition without being le
gally qualified to vote, or signing more
than one, the two classes of offenses
being certified, is gross misdemean
or, if the act be committed know
ingly." No prosecutions have yet
been brought by any of the county
authorities.
| Friends of the initiative law in ev.
cry county should see that every viii
full violation of this law is vigorously
prosecuted if the law is to endure. A
few convictions throughout the state
would more than anything else cause
signers of petitions to realize that the
making of laws is no joke.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

interest and divided payments on them
remain at home and are poured afresh
into American business. The stoppage
OF expenditures abroad by our tourists
keeps from 500, 900 900 to $500, 900 900
a year at home. Our ordinary in
debtedness to Europe of about $780,.
100000 for all causes is therefore
largely reduced to start with. When
Europe is now mourning new obliga-
lions at the rate Of sc, 200, 900 month,
with the prospect of that figure in.
creasing, it is easy to see that our
whole foreign debt will soon be wiped
out and European gold will begin to
pour into the United States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

Perhaps tie most remarkable vol
canic eruption known was that which
took place in .'r.H-! 1888, mt the Is
land Of Krakatud. IN the strait of
Sunda. Streams Of volcanic dust were
thrown seventeen miles high. The
air waves started by the eruption tray
cled around the earth sever times.
TIL noise was heard at y cusSa. 9G9
miles away; ut Borngo. LIE mics dis
tant; in Western australia. leo miles
away, and even at Hulu nits distant
more than 1900 miles. The dust and
powdered pumice thrown ont II the
crater made the entire ircu't ne the
enrih before settling Down and we're
The caus" the strange 1"Stts that
were observed Ter many ,.ipr AZ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Humptulips and Humptulips

Humptulips and Humptulips
Prairie Gardens ..............
w. T. flanagan ct ux to Jesse
Scott quit claim deed to lot Is,
block Is, Pacific Beach ....
Edward Payette ct ux to T. B.
Bruener, lot 4, block %. Ho-
GUAM addition to Aberdeen -.
A. ]. Anderson ct ux to ]. A. Nc
Nivin, lot 6, block IA, Evans &
Lewis addition to Aberdeen. -.
w. F. Creech ct ux to P. I. Creech
ct al, east 10 feet of lot II, and
east 20 feet of lot IL. block 2,
W. & B. plat of Montesano 80.
F. II. Shainholts ct ux to G. F.
Mathews. lot II. block S. Park
addition to HoQuiam ...........
G. L. Simmons to Effie Mae Sim
mons. lots and 8, block 4,
Byles addition. Byles plat of
MontesanO ............ .......
State Of Washington to A. Lang.
abeer, SEX nell. sec. 16. twp.
City Of Montesano to Chehalis
County, lots IS, %, %, IS and
So, Fifth addition to Wynooche
cemetery ......... ....... -.
Frank Beam ct ux to Public, dedi-
cation deed Of roadway in Alder
Grove Tracts
F. Beam to Pubs, plat of Alder
Grove Tracts in east 4, sec.
"a. twp. Is, 9 ..............
Aberdeen Realty Syndicate to
Arthur Hallan, lots and s,
block 2, Union Pacific addi-
ton Aberdeen .............
S. F. Metcalf ct ux to ]. R. Lee,
ely lot 16 and all lots II. IS
and IS, block 2, Wakefield &
Bvles plat Montesano ....... i,
M. Woods ct ux to W. n. Rey.
nolds, 2.36 acres land in twp
II, re
w. c. MCLEAN to Catherine Nc
Clean. WIZ swA sec %, twp
Is. r .................
W. G. Borden ct ux to c. w.
Yana ct ux, lot Z, block wv"
Benn's Cottage addition Aber-
F. G. Deckebach ct ux to E. E.
Heinrich, lots II and II. block
10, Hoquiam addition Aberdeen
Mary Dinse to H. r. Prentice,
lot u, block 10, Hoquiam ad-
dition Aberdeen ............
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in tn
office of the Auditor of Chehali
County:
School District No 80 to Edward
Yock. lots and 7, block Al,
Original Plat of Ocosta .......s 9
Edward Yock to Luck Yock.
Same ... ..... ...... 49,.
George Pearson ct ux to Frank
Pearson, west 1-3 Of south ~
section 80, twp. 16, ........ 200
Sylvia A. Coons to R. R. Ingram.
quit claim deed to all property
in town of Peterson in estate OF
]. S. Ingram, deceased ...... :.
C. w. Ingram to Same, quit claim
deed, same ........
Chas. Delbovier to Edward Hauna-
pu, quit claim deed to lots l,
and 6, block /, Ocean Tide Land
Company's Plat "a" ........ 2
Florence Smith ct vi rto Ewald
Bettin, lot 10. block 5, Park
addition. Hoquiam ........... l
Grayport Trustee Co. to F, H.
Shainholts. quit claim deed to
lot II, block 5, Park addition to
w. J. light e. TX 0 G. z. vii
T.n's, quit cili-n decd to 731
acre of land in sec 6, twp. II,
r ........!.. Z.
Frank Swank ct ux to ]. A. Mel
son, west 300 feet swA swA. d"
nell and west acres nwA sw
u neH, sec. 6, twp II. II ...2S0
H. s. Shorey ct ux to Sam An
drews, lot Z, block 81, Plat Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

1t may be a matter of interest TO
the shippers of lumber to know that
under the new war tax on bills OF
lading each such bill must bear a
stamp Of the value of one cent. And
it is of further interest to know that
only one payment is required, no mat
ter how large the shipment. 1t may be
Of one ca, or any number of cars. so
long as the entire shipment is cover
ed by one Lii Of lading.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
A Wise Suggestion

Representative W. w. Conner, of
Skagit county, who already has Sc.
cured sufficient pledges to name him
speaker of the house at the coming
session of the legislature, plans to
name a repeating committee" to
make up a list of obsolete and freak
laws that should be wiped from the
statute books. If that committee will
do its duty it has large field of use
fulness before it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
Where Has the Money Gone?

Where did those millions go? Where
has the money gone? Democratic pa
pers are asking these questions con
corning military expenditures in the
last Is years by the United Stataes
government, and their questions are
meant as counter attack on the re-
publican party. The paraizan aspect
of the Gardner-Lodge agitation is being
more sharply developed. Democratic
resentment against republican move
ment to discredit the present admin
istration on the ground that the coun-
try is not prepared for war quickly
takes the form Of demonstration that
il the nations military defenses are
weak the republicans are TO blame.
Over two billions of dollars were ap-
propriated for national defense in the
last 10 years Of the Roosevelt
administrations. This is the first con-
gress in 90 years that has been en-
tirely under democratic control, with
democratic president in the White
House Wilson has been in Office only
q months, following 16 years Of re-
publican executives. And that, in sub
stance, will be the retort Of the admin
istration forces TO those who may seek
to make political capital at this time
out Of army and navy undertaking.
Says the Boston Globe: IF the critics
of our defenses are right, then the men
who spent these huge sums-the
boards Of admirals and generals-nust
answer for their actions. They are the
ones to blame-not President Wilson.
Springfield Republican.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

During the South ffrlcaD war an
order WAS ISSUED to t.. men Of the
cover up fheu tartan kits MS they
made too good targets for the enemy.
The order proved very unpopular ana
caused a great deal of dissatisfaction
among the soldiers concerned. When
Sir George White heard this he thought
of a way out of the difficulty.
LET them cover up only the front
Of their kits" he said. THE enemy
will never see the other side."-LoD
don Answers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
PUBLISHERS NOTICE

subscribers served by CITY Carriers
falling to receive the Herald on Tues
cay ars Friday by 6 o'clock 0. m.
Will confer T. favor on he publisher
~ calling tn City Messenger Co.,
Phone u, who VIII deliver | copy
Immediately. 4
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

Clerk-Mr. Goldbug. as am to mar
~ l would like more salary. Boss
How much more do you want? Clerk
Ten dollars week. Boss-My gra-
cious. How many women are you 60
Ing to arry?-Chicago News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
FIRE INSURANCE
18 3N0O xCz2NVG
JAMES A. HOOD
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
FINCH BUILDING

Inc Herald is the most widely read
paper In Chehalis County. Wise ad-
vertisers know It.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS iNSTRu.
MENrS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

The truth aJout q baby Is that II
doesn't resemble any body in p - Gu
lar.-Exchange.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
p. The following b the record Of bust.
less transacted In the superior court
iast week:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-13
THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS.

why, by Jovel I'd almost forgot
ten that this was election day. HIS
followers seem TO have forgotten II
altogether,-New York Evening Post.
Sulphur and brimstonel Here's
Uncle Joe" Cannon come back
Baltimore Sun.
That Maryland miscreant who
claimed that the Bull Moose had
shrunk TO a mosquito was not such a
nature faker after all. - Springfield
Republican.
or course, opening the Panama
Canal was an interesting and import
ant even, but It is evident from the
way the slides continue that reopen
ing II is going to be much steadier
job.-Indianapolis News.
Pretty hard to worry those Indian
troops Of the allies. They nonchalant.
ly pretend TO think the bursting Ger
man shells are fireworks set off In
their honor.-New York Evening Tele-
gra.
Twenty-one millionaires, all In a
row, indicted for looting the New Ha-
ven Railroad And facing a possible
fine of $1,000 eachl This is cruel and
unusual. surely, for the fine is not less
than one.one-hundredth Of per cent
OF the water.-Detroit Journal.