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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
THROUGH TO CENTRALTA AND
TACOMA

Paymaster Heustis, on his trip down
last week, furnished the information that
the junction with their road at Elma
would be completed on the 10th inst.
This will make all rail between Montesa-
no and Tacoma. Tacoma merchants
should make note OF this and act accord
ingly. if they want the Grays Harbor
trade. No time could be better than the
present. The miserable steamer service
between the Harbor and Portland has
sickened every merchant on the Harbor.
The combine between the steamer Aber-
deem and the steamers of the Grays Har-
Dor Commercial Co.'S line having
been broken will make lively
competition between Montesano land
all Harbor points. Freight can be
put through from Tacoma to any oint
on Grays Harbor in one day just now
it takes from one to three weeks to get
goods from Portland.
You may have the trade, Tacoma, il
you will work for it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
Look to the Records.

A very important ruling by the Wash
ington state supreme court has just been
made to the effect that the giantee of real
estate must not only file his deed in the
auditors Office, if he would give due con-
structive notice to subsequent innocent
purchasers. but he must also see that his
deed is properly recorded, and the record
properly indexed, as the index is held to
be an essential part Of the record. II
through fraud or negligence the auditor
fails to make the proper entries and a
subsequent purchaser is misled thereby,
the subsequent innocent purchaser can
hold the land as against the grantee
whose deed is not properly recorded OF
indexed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
STRAIGHT PAPERS,.
Deputy Collector Bolcom Given Full
Authority-The Schooner Annie
Larsen will be the First.
VESSELS WILL CLEAR DIRECT

Aberdeen has been placed on the same
footing with the sub ports of entry,
Tacoma and Seattle. The correspondence
between Collector Bradshaw and Deputy
Collector Bolcom has resulted in Mr..
Bolcom being clothed with full authority
to furnish all the necessary clearance
papers to vessels bound for foreign ports.
This is just as it should be. Without
such power SUPPORT of entry would be
a useless ornament.
The first craft to leave here for foreign
shores will be the Annie Larsen, Capt.
White. The Larsen will be cleared for
Talara bay, Peru, about the 18th inst,
with $50, 900 feet of lumber belonging to
the S. f. Slade Lumber Co., to be used
in the petroleum fields in that vicinity.
The Annie Larsen will be followed by the
Catharine Sudden, foreign bound. for
Valparaiso bay.
The SUPPORT here means opening up
the foreign trade with South America,
and will mean much more, as soon as
the Nicaragua canal is little farther
advanced.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
Timber Land Act, June 8, lS7S.-
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASH,
n..4zl..

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASH,
October IA, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that in compli-
ance with the provisions of the act Of Con-
gress OF June 8, 1878 entitled, can act for
the sale OF timber lands in the States OF Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" F. r. Wall. of Aberdeen,
County of Chehalis, State of Wash
ington, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No. $3.50, for the pur-
chase Of the ne14 of Section No SO,
in Township No. 20 n, Range No.
W., and will offer proof to show
tnat the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to es-
tablish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office at
Olympia, WASH, Oh Thursday, the 18th
day of February, 1891.
He names as witnesses: E. S. Will
liams, Wilson Brown, Colin Hamilton,
VIM. Parker, of Aberdeen, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
to file their claims in this office ON or be-
fore said 18th day Of February, 1890.
GEO. G. MILLS,
2-tf Register.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
GENERAL NEWS.

The Seattle Telegraph reports smuggling
of opium and Cinnamon on large scale
across the northern border of the state.
The troops have corralled the hostile
Indians in a circle: and heavy fighting is
expected.
The N. P. earned their $50 600 bonus
by running their trains into Olympia on
New Years day.
English violets were in bloom January
/, 1891, in many OF the gardens OF Olym-
pia.
Houston, Tex, has been placed in
strict quarantine because OF thirty cases
of smallpox there.
The Crystal Slipper" which was
originally produced in Chicago, in the
summer OF 1889, has turned into the box
office 81 100000 gross receipts. Nowhere
else in the world could slipper hold SO
much.
Father Craft, one of the wounded in
the battle with the Indians at Pine Ridge,
and who was expected to die. will re-
cover.
Major Powell expects to make a geo.
logical survey of this state this year.
Seven hundred thousand dollars is
asked Of congress for the construction OF
the dock at Port Orchard.
The elections bill has been laid aside
in the senate in order to consider financial
measures. This settles the force bill
Eight republicans voted with the demo-
Gratis.
DR.. Candy will probably be the next
speaker of the house at Olympia.
Emma Abbott, the American prima
donna, died at the Hotel Templeton, in
Salt Lake City, on Monday morning.
Cause, pneun onia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH,

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH,
November 10, 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of the Superior Court for Chehalis County, at
Montesano, WASH, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1891
viz: Andrew Stuessy, Pre-. D. ST. No. 2627, for
Range West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: James Davis, Raymond H.
Scoby, Charles Riemer, Herman Wundram, all
CosmOpolis, Wash.
GEO. s. MILLS,
Set Register.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
The Young-man-not-af raid-of-the force
bill is Senator Wolcott's title now.-Tele-
graph.

The faces OF the members of the four
houses of the legislature of the state Of
Washington are turn toward Olympia.
In the last legislature the fourth house,
or the gamblers, was by far the largest,
including nearly all of the other three.
A modicum OF straight-laced puritanism
this session would not be regarded ask
ance by the people of the state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the Grays Harbor
Commercial Company, represented by Geo. w.
StetsOn, and Capt. Thos. S. Tew, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The Grays Harbor
Commercial Company will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by said Capt. Tew, or
any steamer controlled by him, after January 1,
1871. GRAYs HARBoR COMMERCIAL CON-
GEO. w. STETsoN,
COsMoPoLIs, WASH. Superintendent
Jan. l, 1891. lat Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-01-08

News and all items of interest, solicited from
all parts of the county. The name of the sender
should appear Address all communications to
the ABERDEEN HERALD
WE do not hold ourselves responsible for the
views or opinions expressed by our correspond,
ents. I'VE reserve the right to reject any and all
matter of a personal nature, where it reflects to
the individual discredit of any one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
s..,n'. 81. .f Ca.,,y .f u.ss"r',a.
90 t,sss,i.s.
sTATT 80 NNtNI

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'i'AkIN this sitth dsy ~ Nsrh. 4 u tDi.
"a a. sssftliisrn 60 sAii - isa ~ dauAsr.
at .stvutssu al thlr,f uias tunif,iihs ioIl'f.
rsssts - sut stieh issusst 90 ~ l~nfat q
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tia1asani dslisrs rvn isfr'i hf ~ srurruss jon
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farftkiaing rnnsistlng - al-4ut furtt to- 1870
q act AT tsins Issr - - - in ksngs
q at lani 80 cupscis.i b. AL trasins Toe
hf 81 guls bf tsssi iais-l ~ ~. u lei, ~
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iL-ls f rAgv 40. sn.i L. thus is-cfii-.i In sali
.ts,-i ~ dunlus 81 ~ nurthsest sufnsf
- isui u-nrupiri tf ihuass ny. ~ ah.l funulns
ue.istiy 900 haif ~ ilstanss .. uasti Hlihn's
ani ti.suss surihsfir lii fuis a. - ~ I, ihsa,.
sasisfiy ty - ~ az Jause. ~. D. ...uth
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pspuiy shsrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
w-Ar M LlaIslATust -As Don't


III general tax bill. which IA. hccu
reported by III committee, h doCu.
msut which. AZ printed. make over lun
page. With thr session spinning cut
a. BE- ALREADY has, aud the memb.r.
auNiug. o. gvt home, The BIN i likcly %
receive rather ha.ty consideration.
% d. thought that the bin providing
for The listing system, by which property
oWurr. are required o. rvturn au iuSsu-
tory 20 their property under oath. will
fal o. pass. The bill creating state
board 20 as.,..ors Nill probably e.
through Hoo. oti. llaytori - canton
o. candidate Tor position on this
board
The llains. bill Go regulate r,ilruad
rate. and fare. was defeated iu The ~en-
a,e tuesday. That viii eni The matter
fur thl. session.
The education cummitie. reported Ca
3 Lea favor 20 thu hiIl aboiishing school
districts. bat wh-u the measure came a.
a vote iu The House. Il Nas defeated, ~
90 o..
spoke WisWell has appointed Mr..
ilsrsey - BuCkneld a memhsr 20 the
committee un Ssluatiou la place 81 Mr..
Imftou. dec.ased.
BrvWvr. camden and some other town.
arr already kicking against the valuation
given thsm hy the commission.
Ths apportionmeut ~ Representatives
o. the Legislature Tor th. next deCads
give. oxford County tx Representative.
Instead - seven a. AZ present. The GA
ford delegation have reported o. the
committee. ths folloNing superintendent
- Representative Districts which has
hs.u acCspted
ur.i pi.trst.-rurtsr. Bro~nasti. Fryslurs.
sssani p..iast ->taw. >tonsham. nsnnark.
~aUifn. Va aterfari Auany Masnu, Alaa.t.
lustgrs Aoasismy Gfani, hailhshicr's Graut.
uiri pi.trd -nsthsl. uans,sr. Newry.
Trance. rt.su. tiisy Fiautation. Linru,n Fan
taiiuu. hanIlusaT flautsiion ani tasnshlps
nurth. AniuFvf. An.lafsf North >ufPiss, A
dover Ne-i >uulus, Euufurd
Fuurth uistrirt.-Mcxion. EaNhury. nrrln.
piXfeti. Peru. Irsnkun flantAiiun. Nliuu flau
tstion tauipu, >un-ssr
rnh Di.tfici.-NorEsy. oSfsri. IIsbrcu,
tsreTus1zHt
sixth Distrtr, Paris. Bsr1hsli. Hartford.
The Australian ballot bin came up Ia
the senate Thursday. anl after some
debate The majority report faVoring the
hlll Was accepted by a vote Of n o. ~.
senator spear then offered "a a substitute
for thu BIN under consideration Que
which, Instead % limiting the applica-
ton n the system o. towns of 3,isD or
more population, makes Il apply 10 the
whole state. The substitute WAS adopt
ei by a vote of N "a :, aud the bin wAs
passed. The bill noN goes 10 the House,
Wherr Il j. thought u stands a good
chance 81 suocess. Both the oxford
Senators voted for the bill. The consid-
Grafton % the measure In the House !.
assigned for Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
rALs of r-t STATE

\ thr,s-year-nld toy frll into water
ing tub in an Nuburu harm ,arl hui Ma
drusurd
The state Beard ~ Trad, held its
srmi-annual meeting with ths Naier,ilic
hoari hst we,k.
sheriff Cram aud hi drpatir. show no
signs - letting up Ina the var uu Fort
land rum.ellcr. lndrri ihsir srior
--sm. 90 iuCrva-s.
Edwin Gardiner has brru arrested 40
calais Ca suspicion - having 80 trr 90
several buildings thsrr. IT, was bound
over in TN sgm - st,ts".
\ man Ga Aubaru junIs.l from third
story Ni1doN 90 the sidewalk, ani
struck la q heap, bat - h. St- pretty
drunk b. VA eli.tic enough o. prr,rnt
any serious injury bring done.
Flrv thousand dollar. 9. the good
round sum which Belfast finauciers have
figured up a. The amount All tu have
been invested I'm Western Boum from
that city during the pat two wears. Re
sults-Varied.
Portland's postponed elcCtion resulted
In the election ~ George ". True, Re
puhllcan, a. mayor. by a majority % 30
In the largest vote ever east AZ a muuici-
pal election in that city. The vote %
The Prohibition candidate Nas reduced
FROM 80 at the dr.t election b. 10 20
ths second.
The Maine state BaT Association met
last week al Augusta and chose the fol-
lowing officers;
President. 4 D. tltby
We Prs-isisuts. -. n. bsksr. A X >ssage. q.
n Wu~isari
Sr-rtary aad TreAsuryr. l.. 4. Corui.h.
Fxrgufifs Couuiittes. ths frestisut 4. u.
Natiasks. n. 4. Powers. A z. NisSeh, A N.
st-Ar.
" symsn.is D. 4. Wilsou. Js-per huichins-,
" a. Nhits
The oldest postmaster I'm the state aud
possibly I'm the country al present, i
Mr.. Woodbridge CLIFFORD ~ North Edge
comb, Maine. who has held that Office
for more than fifty year. III. cOmmis-
don l. signed by Amos Kendall, Post
master General, aud dated October lth.
lsl9. Although - years Of age Mr..
clifford l. we'll and active. attending 10
the business Of q general variety store,
In addition 10 his duties "a postmaster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
N.,,.. .f r,,i,,.. Zoe D,.ss.'ss.
STATE az MAINE.

uNlunD. - atsar - tnsaltsnsy u ~ rass
~ AIHIWI 4. nENt-. insolfsut t,yttuf
\uti,t :. ssrrhI tss ~" Is,.,'',u 80. 80
y this igh iiaY afharh. \. " l.sl trrnr ~
ssntri o. satt tuun &c all tuuntT. ~
aii-rt q. Ilss.ls - ~tFw iu ~ 'uanti ~
uNffri. pfsfing tat o. maf - tesrr~i .
fn di.shsrsr frlm al ~ tlsiss, rrufa
- anirf thr pfutisisns - thaftsf sstFntf
n ~ sisiuirs q Naius. at uIrnn All Tsttlnn.
n a. arisrssi ~ ali unu that q hsAnnE - hsl
ut.sn ths ssras trfnfv at 'nur a iafts u sahl
0sautr ~ go sf,i 90 "a ssirssstsf ~ 1i dsr II
Apfii 4 n tpt. "a nlns u'rhsk In 81 ftFvut-in
an.t thst uatirs thrfvaf ~ pahnsisri in ~ -
fHr,i tsrufarFst. rFwsrsfsf puhusias7i Tn sst'
tuurfF - fHfit. nfas 500 fuf to surfFt
sIts susks a. AZ puhlirsfiau o. - srFrn tlsY
isfurv 81 las ~ hsaHnE ari th1t AT rr~ltsf'
. ~. have pfussl tia.if isits. sol uthsf frfssln'
intsfrstri unsr autssf ~ at ptso" sn.l uns
an.i stHss aus ~ anv thsf hsfs. 80 IL
fiEsrrr thfsahi ~ D. EfantDi al hfhfuf a.
onf,iing O. tlas Tfsfsf - BE f~fitiua
Attsst aitINHi,k sc DAVIS. urgistef
- All 4 90 a fHf al .HIufF - lk frffl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
N.,i.. .f s....a W..,i.s .f s..ai,.ss
Zee Iasslssasp.

T. ~ ,fviHafs - Lessee " ksn.lal. -
nstiasi o. 49, tuuutY q pNfuri sni state
- Nsins tnsalfFut tNttnf
Nnu arv krrvhY nufinsi hat nth ~ appru
al u ~ iuiEv - ~ tuur - tns'lfsnry
90 ssii tulutf ~ ~sruui Nsstins - ~ rr'll
'nfs - sati insaltsui l. sri-iuisl D. - hfti ~
Dn Nsiuesiaf - - lag - Apfii u lot,
al -ins ath-t In ~ fufynsrn. 1sn sil Esfsru
fuafusitrs aaruriinsU Gives unfirf ny tan'i
sni ths arisf 20 'nuu ihls iFh iaY ~
Narrh = II tsi
uTHHICk I, DAVIS. Isststsf - ~ Gear,
q tnsaiyenFy fsf saii '.uutY - pNfsri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

To any % our lady readers who will
solve the following Ne will give a cast
iron corset "Be are you ess ess ee ell
ess Ess Oh ave pea" "En Oh Are oh
ess eye en- To any II our gentleman
readers who will solve the above We will
also give a pair Of trousers, the seat Of
which viii be lined with boiler iron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ooCSrI 80 oNIoED =.

CuUNtI OF ONTuRD.
iidani ~ guuuty tstnfnis.ioners. Dscstnlsf
Se.sien, l~o. hsi ~ aJournmsut. Nsrh
lsth, isli.
UroN ~ forexolhE Petition. sAtisfActery e,i.
dsBos having tssn rryslVci that tn petitioners
arr respansihle. IN l. ORpEkEp, that the County
totumlsslunsrs net NJ tie hou-s - 40. a. Rake
IN AIT nfusnfshi on Tucs.tsy, ths .-th day -
April ~ Vt "a Ten - ths DISH. 4. NJ. AHi theme
processi o. yisw The route meutionei In ALL Tsti
tlan inlnssilatsiy amer whiCh tisw, hearing -
the Iarties and their wtnes-es viii ~ hAd a sosne
oonVsnieui place In the Vicinity. AMI sueh otber
naeAsurcs taken IN the prsmisss n the tommis
sioners shall luixr prVISr. AMI u Il furthsr
OgpERTD that n0tics 81 Inc time. place AMI par.
I.-r ~ ths IuInrnlsslansrs' mestinE sforc-aki ~
given o. an Ier-ons and corporations Interested,
- osasinE stte-tet copies ~ .ad IctltiOn anil ~
thi. sr,isr theTcsa a. ~ -eryei ug,sa the tlerk
~ the town 20 Rrownnstt and slse Iostesi ~
IL thfe~ puhhr plsre- In ALI town, AMI pub
nshssi thFve weeks saoe...lsely in the Oxferi
Dctaecrat. a nsw-psper prtbtei a Paris In ali
County of Oxfori, tie ar-t % sait publications,
and each ~ the uthsr noticss. O. ~ msie. -eyed
AMI I,ostsi. a hss-i thirty days isfou All time
% mestlng b. the eni that all persons AMI cor
por.fians NAY then and thsre appear and shsw
cause. n any they have. why the prayer of ssii
pstitionsrs sh0ud ma ~ grsntesi.
ATTEST; ALBkkf :. AUSTIN, Cierk.
A true oopy of aid Petition ami Order Of
ATTEST ALBERr 8. AUSTIN. csrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

OXFORD. - At q Csau - Probate, heli n
Paris. Nlthin snt foe ths toaniy ~ oxford, on
ths thtryl Tuesday - Narvh \. II. lsyi,
co the I<tiiioh u wilnam u. Caldwell. suAHl
ian - >akluie Nitciell tsr.on - uns.sun uint,
- Rumfor'i, In ALI County. praying for hcen-s
D. Ill and routey al IL real estate osnssi bY
.aid wari in ALI ,ounty a pablic or private
sas. o. proNtis for The .upI-'it AMI inAinisnabos
- ALI Nari.
OHDtEID. That the sAii petitioner give nosios
g. al Isf-aus Interested, ~ causing an Ab-tFAet
20 his tstition. with this or,ier tlserron, o. 10
puhhshe.t thrre weeks suessssitely In the oN
TORT Ilslas-rfst nswsIaI~r prtntc.i n psri.. In
sNld 1ouuty, that they tnay apt<ar ~ q frotssts
Coar o. - heii NJ fafis, on tbs third Tuesday
~ April next. a nine o'ci1-k In The fereboon,
ant .ho~ esa.s. " any they have. Why The sane
shoaki nj H. sraniest.
.EORsE A. WILSON, Jaise.
A true oopy-Atts-t Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
m. rronomIral liu..rl. .olp.

tfsH Tale Keeps nsIssri. trF tsst n1ash
.art a'aars .ia shfn bar nihn u.aEt
anI Haru hf.lu no satr.i rs ari IL ~ ,urr
500 Z So tffratfrF.i sir uufu1l.lnIa at
sInirf 90 n Hr,ikr u ur. o. hf.pf g. rhilifvn
&c $50 t'a,f thrsaft az sfrr afts ttIIf -Is Hs
sn.I tksts FL. r.-sf IN ffst tsss Hf'rt ul -
afftrs 10 AfuHif frFtnrsf EN- o. Wet -ssfr
81 AZ iaHa .hkrf y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

oNTOgp. =. AZ Count ~ Probate b. "a Al
Parts. sithin ani fuf ths touniY - oNfoui
un H. thiri TUESDAY - Naryh \. II. tsgi.
pn ths fstitian ~ On a. Han Aimin
lstrataf ~ tiie estate ~ Hannah t.oFivin ate
- nfuwufssi in saii 0unutY. tiossa-ssi. Vray ins
faf ursnss o. all ahi cunNty al the rial estate
- saii dsstass,i In sai1 County n pablo 90 pr
,ais sss fur ths Iay msui of'islt. ani ihcifisuta
Charge
uHpEHIn. That The ALI Istitlonsr give nftics
o. ~ Irfs.fns interested. ~ CAusnE an shstraci
~ NJ tstitiou. sith this oricr ihsfvon, o. ~
puhlishrsi thru. wells successfully In The pN
fufsi tasrils- 81. a nswspapsr prtutssi a Paris,
IN saii touuty, that tilsF mas apTraf ~ frulats
Count. g. ~ he'll a rans. on ths thiri Tussiay
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