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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
PROGRESS OF TEXAS WESTERN.
Extension to sabine Pass Necessar!
to Houston's interests.

Extension to sabine Pass Necessary
to Houston's interests.
Sabine Pass Times.
For number of years the shippers OF
Houston have tried in vain TO get better
tidewater connection than at present ex-
lists. the lack of which Improvement has
been like 4 milestone around the neck OF
that ambitious city. The project to cut a
canal to deep water, utilizing Buffalo bayou
as a nucleus. is an effort in keeping with
this oft experienced desire for better water
transportation. and, while, II is hoped ana
believed that the government Will take
hold of the matter, II will take number
OF years 10 complete the work; and, mean
while. Houston's commerce VIII continue
to suffer. Believing this, the shippers at
Houston are looking about for any reiief
that may offer itself. and are ready 10
energetically aid any project promising TO
even temporarily better their shipping out
let,
For the past few months the plan OF
getting the old defunct Texas Western on
It's feet and in good hands has been looked
upon with favor by the people Of Houston.
The idea WAS to make II a standard gauge
road, extending 1t from its present ter
minal at Sealy TO Northern and Western
Texas. and from Houston to Sabine Pass.
via wallisyille. ON as near an air line as
practicable. M
The following from the Houston Herald
shows how these NEGOTIATIONS are progress
ing:
IN this city this morning from Colonel r.
N. Hall. general attorney for the new own
ers OF the Texas Western railway, saying
that the building Of the road is now q
certainty and that he would probably re-
turn home by the last OF the present week.
I, win be remembered that Colonel Hall
was called TO New York two weeks ago by
The owners OF the road TO draw up articles
OF Incorporation for the new company and
10 arrange for the work OF construction.
and the letter received this morning shows
that the Texas Western viii be rebuilt and
extended"
That is, indeed, very gratifying 70 the
shipping interests OF Houston. as we'll as
the people OF this port. who will gladly
lend any aid In their power to hasten the
COMPLETION OF the road.
The difference In distance BY rail- to this
mort from that OF Houston to Galveston IL
iess than thirty miles, and the difference
~ freight rates will be more than over
come by the wharf charges.
II the Texas Western had been IN oper-
ation between Houston and Sabine Pass
during the last few mOnths Of the cotton
senscn, the bulk OF the s.ooo.0oo bales Of
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Beaumont. Fine Hotel.

Tomorrow the new Cordova hotel Of
Beaumont opens its doors to the public
with Mr.. e. d. Ronc as manager. 1t prom
Uses to be one Of the most popular hotels
in the State. With its new brick and stone
building, handsome furnishings, electric
lights bells and fans, kitchen as
thorough in its appointments as any in the
State, the best cooks, walters and other
servants that money can procure, and a
rate OF $3.50 per day, this handsome little
hotel should prove a success from the start.
The building will be heated throughout In
cold weather, and cooled throughout with
electric fans in hot weather, and the COM
fort of every guest is assured at all times
Mr.. Rome says he is going to run a strictly
flrst-c hotel as the price indicates,
and such as he knows he must run to get
paying patronage Success to the Cor
doya. E.R.H.
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treatment promptly, tor Its sewers
.ity increases each year; but be
slrc to begin right. II you treat
only the surface, relying upon
sprays, washes and inhalations,
you may be sure that n mild case
will be bad one next year and
a worse one the year later. Begin
promptly to take s. 8. s. and be
cured.
Books mailed free BY Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Victoria secret societies.

Victoria. Texas, January l3.--Victcria
Lodge No. 90 Knights OF Pythias Installed
the following officers last night; r. =.
Breeder, master OF work; l.. +. de
Mouche, chancellor commander; II. Ritz
ner. vice chancellor; W. r. Hayes, preiatc;
J. II. wertheimer, keeper Of records and
seal; s. II. Alexander, master at arms
L. Hahn. master OF finance; b. F. Levy,
master Of exehoquer; L. b. Russell. inner
guard; j. L. Mackrell. outer guard.
Victoria Tent No. 80 Knights Of the
Maccabees installed the following officers
last night, !. r. Bailey, commander; z. 4.
YRncey. lieutenant commander: y. W.
Heck. Il. X: ". w. Jordar. y k'' y y.
Green, chaplain: y. c. Weber. sergeant;
II. A. Wecker. n. ~; H. =. Carter hrst
N. O.: D. J. osypenteT. second n e.:
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Mr.. Elisha Berry Of this place says be
never bad anythipg to do him so much good
and give such quick relief from Rheumatism
as CaamberIzdn's Pain Balm. He Was both
cred Frestly with shooting pains from hip
to knee until he used this IMMINENT. which
affords prompt rslisf.--B. +. BAKER, drug
sist. s.. PAris. Ohio. For sale By all
dsrEepts.
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Rosenberg. Texas. January 13.--Rosen-
berg camp No. 535 woodmen of the World
installed the following officers last night
for the ensuing year: George b. Lang.
consul commander: A. Mitchell. adviser
lieutenant: r. A. Watson, banker; Kinch
IIilIyer, clerk; w 3. Parrot, escort; II.
r. Run. Waterman; Tom Coleman. sentry;
Guy Duffic, II. o. skipper. J. b. Moore.
head camp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
A Poor Way to
Treat Catarrh

dreadful oissese was eradicated from
my system, and have had no return.
OF il. Miss JOSH OWN,
Montpelier, o."
Swift's Specific Is. s. So is the
only cure for Catarrh, for il goes
direct to the cause Of the trouble
the blood--forcing the disease
from the system. Those who have
had Catarrh for any length oftime
know that each winter finds them
more firmly in the grasp Of the
disease than before. Their expe-
rience teaches them that local
treatment can do them no good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15

z cur TRAvELERs' PRO-

or THE TRAVELLERS PRO-
skinw1r xssOCIATlON OF AMERICA.
rs, president---Charles X. Dunin'
Hsuts. Ind. r......, .r,. r
.r ,ra room li2. Union Trust p..id'ns'
M olive streets. 81. Louis. DO.
Ix.s DIVISION. T. P. a. OF A.
An 's,ovsrd W. Peak, Fort Worth.
os sx ma Treasurer-James =. Ludlow
We. PRESIDENT Dan NJ. I.asksr. Ia
:. v,ss rresidsnt--w. J. Hughes. GAL
~. pr..ld.n.-Adolph Holdt. Hous-
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COMMITTEE cHAlRMEN.

-. 6. =. Holland. rious,ou.f
Gl p. Fout, Fort Worth.
|t,-,r,sp F. McNulty OF San Antonio.
s.r,-E q. Barrett of Waco.
EEvesErncst Lasker of Galveston.
"a and Transfer--A. L. Fowler OF hous'
Ivtiss Committee-Charles Men9oi9 81
chairman. II. b. Marchbauks Oh DAi'
n Craddock Of Terrell. -
y. Committee chairmen arc aAso
s,.ts Convention meets at Victoria.
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"A TRAINING IN CLEANLINESS IS A
FORTUNE" COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION WITH
SAPOIIO

cotton going out OF Houston would have
been shipped from Sabine Pass. as ship
pers would have found II TO their Interest
TO ship via the .'bcst harbor on the Gull.
When the projected line Is completed "a
portion OF Houston's export business, at
least until the Buffalo bayou project ~
completed.
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A trial Of S. 8. s.
will con Vince
them that it is the
proper rem Q dy.
If you are Just
feeling the first
touch of til is
offensive disease,
you should begin
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Devoted = the Z. P. A.,
ere U. 6. r, and sther
Travelling Mems Or
sanisatiens.

Houston salesman for the Arm OF Bor-
chard. Brashcr 4 Co., OF which he Is a
member, paid his regular visit to hts
friends and patrons in Victoria last week,
and as usual torked nice batch OF orders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
Once = Week
Between st. Louis
and San Francisco
arc run as follows

WESTBOUND.
st. Louis aud San Franeisco-St. Louis V
Paris.
Texas Midland--paris to Ennis.
Leave Parls 1890, 30 p ~, SStoIu.ys
Houston and Texas Central Ennis to Houston
L<6vc Ennis ...,,.........9 15 p. m. Saturday,
Sunset Route Houston to HI Paso.
Leavr Houston ........,...9.l5 q. m. sundays
Leave san Antonio .,s.,... 4:i5 p. m. Sundays
sunset Route-is Paso to San Francisco.
Leave lll Psso-. .....,.. 2:3i r. IN. Mondays
Arrive Lcs Angeles. !. 1920 D. IN. Tuesdays
Arrive Shp Francisco. SIS H.. IN. Wednesdays
EASTBOuNp. y
Sunset Ruute-Snn Francisco 70 VI psSo.
Leave San Francisco. -. 300 a. IN. Fridaye
Leave Los Angeles, S:lb a.. M saturuays
Sunset Routt-Ei Paso 70 Houston
Leave ri Paso .........., 2:EV y. In. Sundays
Leave San Antonio ...,.. ,e;l0 j, M Mondays
Houston and Texas Ccntral---IIonsLoa 70 Ennts
Leave Houston ........,., .Io:45 p. IN. Mondays
TEXAS Midland Ennis to Paris
81. Luis and San Francisco Paris TO 81,
Lofts.
Lcrve Paris ............ II .0E a. m. TuesdAys q
Arriyo st. Louis, ...;r 7:25 .. M Wednesday,
Both through and local passengers can -.
cue berths in these cars.
Erci car Will be In charge Of Tourist Ex-
cuIsion Agent
Pullman Company
@. r. and II. A., II. and n. G. r. - \
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]. 4. Thetford. sentinel; D. j. Collins,

Victoria Lodge Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows Installed officers this week aud
enjoyed an elaborate banquet at the st.
James afterwards.
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kRoLD GRIP SACK OF NINE.

Ne Post.
(enty years or more we've trod
|s.pleasant way together,
eil and sea and loamy sod,
! bright and stormy weather;
hattet whether sales We're good,
WAS the dullest time,
Always by each other stood,
OLD grip sack of mine.
nist we met, my form was straight
ne vas young and gay;
=, ! have faltered gait,
az Is turning gray,
nave changed, my old friend, too
4 not such "late design"
~ Of years has shown on you,
ola grip sack OF mine.
sstner We have been these years,
Known both Joy and sorrow.
lle heart. the burning tears,
w with its bright tomorrow;
e our friends upon the road
% the call divine,
a-cye, lay down their load.
oa grip sack Of mine
ssled from our dear Southland
Soasin's banks OF snow;
a. hnd welcome hand
set where we 60;
y ycu now, with me. confess
WIS., true hearts ontn,;r
IA Y. We only happiness.
" s'p sack Of mine?
~ end our pilgrimage
~ no o. peace and storms.
~ y, scene. pass off the stage
" ~ sor other forms. ~
4, " !, lold you gently to.
d, r ,sas benign;
eia -. ,scord made with you.
III w. Peak.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
through tie French ambassador, the

through tie French ambassador, the
treasury defc:. fer April ass 50 -''>s 40.
TIE repor. o: the military court Of IN
curry has been in the hands Of Acting
Secretary Meik John. Q: tie ~a' depart
uen,, ;or two or thee days, awaiting M
McKlniey's order 70 IL made public
Commissioner If Pensions Evans do-s
NJ. sen, 70 te yres,ly worried because
the nansas 6. 4. +. asked for his renoya!
and the appointment OF another comtnis'
.ioner WHO Nil. execute lie laws in az
cor,i.uc. With the true spirit which
PROMPTED .hri- et!ac:ui-n.. >Ee.Sias
Of the matte. Mr.. Evans said: i did
10. make the laws. They are the same
~hich have been in existence since 1897,
and am governed by them. The PEN
zion bureau is al immense business. We
have nearly q million pensioners Oh ou'
lists. and the Office is managed WITH the
creates; possible sr.erus.ty towards The
old soldiers, ut, a. the same time, Se
mus. consider the Interests Of lie lax
payer. Decisions have Ten made Affect
ing the entire country. aud !: HAY b~
tina. they have applied more generally III
Kansas than in other states
Mr.. McKinl-y's friends are alarmed a!
REPORTS Ct detection. among western re-
publicaus which have reac!,e7l Washing
ton. That these reports are MT withol;
foundation is shown by the statr!ueii! Of
Mr.. ". C.. Newman, lie long TeiIuvli.
c4n, u hJ Is ;he agent Vi the Ca.iieNeh :
Protective Association, Of Montana. and
u lao has been sen, ea,. 10 see II something
canno. be done 10 revive tile oiice pros
i-.ruu. foreign cattle trade. He said III
,h. administration had come cut boldly
AMI ailYwed an oi-n and honest lI.se-il-
gaj.Ut. Vi ,lle meat scandals, il would have
ctraled the impression abroad HAT This
county Ma -incere in its etfJr.s ~ .u!.
nisli the hes. OF meat 70 the domestic and
foreign consumer. As it is, it will require
years to overcome the prejudice tii- adj
uiiri-ira,ion's unviss action has caused
4 grea, revulsion 0! feeling has taken
place in the west within the past few
weeks. recently attended a semi-ioliti-
cal meeting Of ranchmen and farmers in
southern Montana, and, unless something
unforeseen takes place, tie administra.
ton. attitude will impril Mr. McKin-
ley'- support by the western states al the
mex, national convention. The back bone
and snew OF the republican party in the
es: is thoroughly disguised with its
pre.en, national leaders"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11

John Diber,,r 70 II J Starr and siie
rel Of az g., :, blk 50. Hoqriana--3'o.
II Baumgar, 10 A ; H~ig!,n, mtg =.
OF MA - 2 .. .ri s1a Uf nv. 2l-2l-a
$3.50
Vim Thoni,- and sie to II A Hays
mtg mel: 22-2l-e-s60.
? Carson and Eugene France. 70
ceiyers, 70 ADO P4ye.'e, sa. Of MT. lot 3,
blk 81. Benns pla. Aherieen-s2f4.
Alonzo Elliott vs. L Z Carney and J
Carney lis pens eis 81 -; /. blk 3. and
lois 2 3.5 $50. blk Is, and lots ) 5
8, blk l., Elma.
AD Devonshire 70 Chris Mai. transfer
OF mtg land in ,p l3-6-val consideration.
TT Slater and wifi. 10 >Han L ] I'M
son, notice Of sale ii timber on neiz
sxi. stj-l9-5-s2o1.
MI Watson 70 David Wilmington mt
part lots 8 and s. blk %, Hoquiam-s225.
Inmon to Adam I'M, chat mtg on
ca..le-s450.
Mr.. c 4 Pratsrh 70 X Zelaskd, ease
on iurniture-$763 IS.
David Reeves and wife to Jos Marer.
mann. mtg swl! Of nel4 22-l7-5-s2ro.
Oh Beaver and H VI Beaver 70 Chas
Eeysey, chat mtg on sax logs-$2Uo.
Douglas Bros 10 ] c Biles. bill OF sale
logging engine-sl49o.
&c Biles to Mon.esano state Bank chat
mtg logging engine and riyging-sl500.
} P Goggin TO p + Price ct al. sat o.
mtg SCI. Of sw,; SIC !, and lot ) sec g.
17G-SJQ0
Same to same, sat II mtg same prop
erty-$o7.50.
VIM Hoover 10 Cha- Eeysey, cha. mtg
on work ratt!e-stDU.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
Notice Of Sale Of Timber on Schoo
Land.

Notice Is hereby given that on the Bird day of
June. 1899. It the hour of two O'Clock in the
afternoon, on said day. az the door OF the court
house in Chehais county, Washington, the tim
Der on the following described school land will
De sold al public auction to the highest bidder
therefor to-wit:
SEl-4 Of SEl-4 Section Is. Township Is, Range
W. IS Acres, Value 3ls2.
swift Of SEl.4 Section l6, Township i. Range
W, l3 Acres, Value 1890.
sEl-i Of sEl-4 Section l6, Township IS, Range
W., Acres, Value $50.
Said timber on said land will be sold for not
less than the appraised value as appraised by
the Board Of State Land Commissioners in the
manner provided by law. q statement of which
is now on file in the Office Of the auditor Of
said county.
Terms Of sale are. Cash. to be paid on the
day Of sale.
The timber on the above deAlribed lands are
offered for sale by virtue of an order of the
Board Of State Land Commissioners, made on
the 18th day OF April, 1899. duly certified and
on file in the office Of said county auditor.
J. A. SELLS,
County Auditor.
Datsd a Montesano. WISH. shis 2<h day OF
April, A. d. 100. 3l-d
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
DoIACS IT THE COURT HOUSE
Business Transacted by the superior
Court and List OF Instr c ments Piled
With Ofneials.


The following ~. ne rec3-t 81 is-n-.s :'gr.-
stc,@i Z 'h- >np=..J- coEr. - 'a= = e@A ~ T.
;-Z y - D. ~.
Lawrence Hanson and Chas J Frank
admitted 70 foil citizenship.
q W Nin~nire 6. al " Mrs N W.T..
Continued till May 10.
Socan Swenson = F X Woo i.rnfN
Co. Judsmen, on ve-,ict for p'an' q
signed.
Bank II -A.ir4a - L-on Tilotson e.
al. Order = .i-fanl. signed.
In re es-a'- - ! Is Morris, deceased.
Order directing notice 10 creditors signed.
state o. Washington vs. John >anciies.
defendant sentenced 70 one year iupt!s-
onment in penitentiary.
State Of Washington y VI q Morris.
Defendant pleads .u..'y 70 charge Of ob-
tanning N oney under f.l-e p'etenses.
Hilton IS Geo W N.nein!-e ct al.
Continued for the submission o! anthori-
ties.
Al Kroener, e: a. vs West Il slaie
Mil Co. Order sur tanning motion 10 ap-
prove cost bond signed.
In re es,ae Il David Murphy deceased.
Order directing notice 4 sale OF Iea!
estate.
V Waller VS. F D Arnold ct al. Order
OF dismissal as 10 4 J. Austin signed.
L 5 Sayings & Loan Co vs Harrison
Owens ct al. Judgnen. in favor 0! de-
fen1ant signed.
MEN CASES.
Joseph Clyd: 8. al vs. Chas s Clark ct
al. In redemption.
Chas Cummings ', Yves. & Slide Mill
CO. Damages.
Alonzo Elliot. V, Le,tina Carney ct
al. Foreclosure Of mtg.
VIM 7 Boob vs Frank VI Peterson ct
a.. Ab-'rac, 0: jug nci.' i-tm King Co.
Elizabeth Enyl-ho-n vs. Julius Engle
horn. For support.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
WASHINGTON ELTrER.
From On' Regular Cores pondent,
Washington. MAY s, 1893

From Our Regular RESPONDENT,
Washington, May 8, 1899
Lon. -heale1 men are not doing any
premature hurrahing bacaus.. AyIinaldo
aske! Gen. It's 20 agree TO suspension
Of hostililies until he could call tine Phil
ippine congress together and have il de-
eide wle.iler the war should be continued
Ii may mean an end ~ the war, and it
may be only a trick oi Aguinaldo's to
gain little needed time 10 Put him in a
better condition 10 continue the war; but
it ia just as well 10 wait and ZEE whether
Aguinaldo accepts the terms Of peace Of.
fere by Gen Otis as an ulimatuni-un-
conditional surrender and amnesty for
the Filipinos before rejoicing. Oh course,
everyday, the supporters as we'll as the
opponents Of the administration policy in
the Philippines, wishes 70 see the tight
ing, Of which the country has become
very tired, cease over there. II i, admit
ted that Aguinaldo is no fool. In fact,
his proposition itself would prove that. II
Cen Otis had recognized the Philippine
congress, he would have officially admit
ted the existence Of the Philippine gov.
eminent, and that admission would have
queere1 the administration policy. Per-
hai's that may have been all that Aguin-
aldo was after. y little patience aud We
shall know.
The hint has been passed around among
the western members OF the house that
the Hanna McKnle, candidate for speak
er will be western man. There is much
curiosity to know why that was done so
early in the game. There is only one
ca tern Candid a'e-Sherman. Of \. Y
VINO Is thought to have any chance at all,
an! he is understood to be Mr.. Reed 8
! choice. iefhaps that explains it. Hanna
may have thought it necessary to dlop
/ that hint to head off any democratic
members who might be inclined to place
/ their votes for sherman, or It may hay G
been put out as bluff TO try TO make
/ Sherman pledge himself 20 stand BY the
Hanna Mckinley programme, il given
their support. Henderson, 0: Iowa, and
Hopkins, oi His, are the most actively
pushed Of the western Candidates, but
many doubt whether either OF item will
get the Hanna Mckinley support. One
somewhat disguised republican said
The trusts will name the next speaker
Quite number Of gentlemen imagine
that they are making a canvass for the
place, but they will find that they are
mistaken. Sometime this summer, the
representatives OF the trusts will get to-
gether, in New York. or some other con
venient place, and settle the matter. Aft
er the meeting is called to order the
chairman will ask what is the business
before the meeting. The naming Of 9
speaker Of the house OF representatives.
will be the response. Different name!
will be considered and finally, after du'
deliberation, the gentlemen will take :
vote. Someone will be selected, and HI
may not be anyone whose name has beer
previously mentioned TO, the place. Hi
election, however, will be assured. Sc,
if my prediction is not fulfilled" Tina
isn't picture to be proud of, but sucf
things have been done before by the
same crowd.
Including the $50, 900, 900 paid to Spain
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11

BF H1f sheriff, - Lucr-'.s More
svIl o. -; ard 81. % a ard se'l o.
nEiI 81 = 1913 %
Alher, Staples and I D Staples n
Owen Jones, nwii 39-2l-9, also 49, 81
ls-9-sl.:6.
Nj LAX an vile to D Devon
sh' re. 10. !, sc Gill l-:2o.
NPRy Go o g Il Coul CO, e. q
neL Z3-l1-9-s440.
Saml Benn and vile 10 Annie y Nc
Nallv. lots 3 and /. b.. -. " x f. al
$50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
Real Estate Transfers.


the records to1 the eIclisiye ne Q! the Aber.
.- M 'A..'
c"E 81 ''''''. e-"''' ~ :" -'''''' ~ 10
"
sh,l Dem al "''e u western NU'p.
tlL v nn.s ,a,. ,,sa. - ~ W.,
W "a, .ta.aaon =,
n.oruoaoo = D. -,
;..r-a. - - ,en1 ''''
I.a.,/ 30 - .' ,I.a ~ '.D ., , d"
80 .,;a4 " 80 - ~ ''''
VI l. watson 10 i1@hh'h "afson' una
s., - '''
fia'''a'' y " d, 7''' W - u "'1r' ', -,
2 III h"iy - ID '''9 . anu - ''N - nv
f''"h'-fi
W! anu "''7 " y L '''''"' ''' . -
he>'
','I1 "a an - 0''''
LOU i DIX H. O''''''i ''''S '
70 NiaS L '''e'e''e' 7]4 u SEA
zo-l'- a''
mos stevens 10 C1'- + c'eh=' '''
ana he74 81 - : wi '''''
Il A!ue 20 |'' A}'.e' ''' ~ DIX ~
Nan add iloiu' '"'-FI'
Jos Lytle ard wife to X + Lytle, fracl
zee "l-I'-' ali 'o'7 . am T. DIX ''hart
Hiii add hoqu'am->'
K F Lyle AMI wife 10 JCs Lyte, undo
in lot IL DIX 49, NC ilam-spJoo.
K F Lytle and wife and JOS Lytle ant
wife 10 the Lyle Log 'ne d Mercantile
TO- real estate IN ohehai'7 oo-s4oooV.
Alice Z "ea'her"ax 70 y III Kellogg q
) "ood' sea 4-i'--sl-"'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
Notice of Application to Purchase
Shore Lands.
Office Of Commissioner of Public Lands, !
OLYMPIA Washington.

Office of Commissioner of Public Lands,l
Olympia, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that Richard Dwight
Merrill, of Hoquiam, Wash, has filed an appli.
cation in this office TO purchase the following
described shore lands, situate in ChehRlis
county, Washington, to-wit:
All shore lands Of the second class, owned by
the state of Washington, situate in front of. ad.
jacent to or abutting upon the est fork of Ho.
quiam river in sections 9, Is and l6. township
IS n, range 10 v. W. NJ, being a total of 23a p
chains measured along the government mean.
der line. according to certified copy of surveyor
generals field notes filed with said application
March 30. 1899
Any person desiring to protest against said
and after date of fl rst publication of this notice
Date of first publication: Goth day of April
1925 ROBERT BRIDGES,
st Commissioner OF Public Lands