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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
They Will Make the Most OF
Cuba's Contribution to the
Cause of Reciprocity.
FIGHT WILL NOW PROCEED
Thurber's Testimony Will be Flashed
in the Faces of the Administration
Senators at Every Turn.

WASHINGTON, June 13-The
disclosures before the Cuban
committee of the senate to the
effect that Gen. Leonard Wood,
as military governor OF Cuba,
spent So, 500 of Cuba's money in
.'creating public sentiment" for
the Cuban relief bill, and that
President Havemeyer, of the
sugar trust, had paid out at least
80, SEQ for the same purpose, can
not be ignored by congress.
To the minds of many legisla-
tors the vouchers now on exhi-
bition show a connecting link be-
tween reciprocity and the sugar
trust.
Opponents of reciprocity were
in need of a ''laSt straw" and
they are not neglectlng TO make
most of the disclosures. They
hint today at other embarrassing
transactions. The testimony of
B. F. Thurber will probably not
change the attitude of the admin
istration senator's, but it has had
the effect of encouraging the So
called sugar beet senators to
keep up the opposition to there
lief bill. =
Possibly bill such as has
been proposed, will pass the SEN
ate, but the end will not then be
in sight, for the sugar beet con-
tingent in the house declares it
will never consent to such a
measure. The conference of the
republican senators, to have been
held Saturday, will probably go
over until some time next week.
The Importance attached to the
Thurber testimony is not be-
cause of the admission that Gov.
Wood supplied money for the
spread of the Cuban propaganda
but because of reinstatement that
a part of the money for the cam
palgn was furnished by the head
of the sugar trust. They CLAIM
that this clearly establishes the
interest of the trust in the legis
lation, and is complete refuta-
ton of the statement that Mr..
Havemeyer made that the trust
had not interested itself in the
action taken by congress. Sen
ators assert that, either directly
or by plain implication, the head
of the trust stated that this COM
pany had not interested itself in
the concessions programme and
would not benefit by the concess-
ions if made.
Thurber's statement makes it
clear that there is at least a
startling discrepancy between
the statements the trust presi-
dent had made and the facts.
Senator Teller claims to have
much additional testimony of the
same kind which he can introduce
if given an opportunity. One of
the witnesses in this connection
is an Omaha man, who was offer
ed a round sum of money to get
the Cuban concessions matter in
to the patent insides of small
newspapers in Nebraska and the
middle West. He refused it.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
orcps He Obeyed Orders of Gen.
7t.''s and Left Samar
lowing Wilderness.
Ms
The Court Martial at Manila Left Bad
Taste in the Mouth of the
Old Marine.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
Mai. l.. w. Waller, United States
marine corps, by far the most
important parsonage to reach
here on the transport Warren,
which brought the battle-scarred
remnant of the fighting Ninth
infantry into port, in an inter
view expressed emphatic views
in the matter of the war with the
Philippines.
you can't stop the revolution
in the Philippines unless you
take the severest measures, said
Major Waller. "You would hate
to see your wounded and dead
mutilated. I cannot describe the
fearful condition in which we
found some Of the bodies of men
under my command who were
murdered by insurrectos. | re-
ceived both verbal and written
orders from General Jacob Smith
to kill all insurrectos who were
caught armed or who refused to
surrender.
sit was the only thing that
could be done. and [ never ques-
toned General Smiths orders,
with one exception. This excep-
ton l refuse to state. A fair
estimate of the number of natives
killed by the men of my COM
mand would be 400 to 500. These
we're all killed in battle, with the
exception of eleven carriers, in
SurrectOS at heart, who were
tried by court and shot.
There was only one woman
shot, and she was only slightly
wounded. She happened to be
in the breastworks of fort my
people were storming.
Il have fought in every coun-
try in the world except Austria.
lia," said Major Waller" but Sa-
maxwell, hell is winter resort
compared to Samar."
a. The major spoke huskily
Through deep cold he had con-
tracted during the home voyage
on the transport, but he was OBJ
viously sincere. His dark eyes
snapped and his nostrils twitched
at the mention of the island that
Gen. Jacob H, Smith had ordered
him to convert into a bowling
wilderness.
81 left Samar a bowling will
derness. They tried to make it
that for rs, but we made it a
bowling wilderness for them"
want any more of it," was
asked.
mo, I'm getting to be an old
man now" His face relaxed.
I'm in my fifties. Besides,
they've surrendered, and it's all
over. It's always all over when
they surrendered first" This
with a sal castle smile.
'.Have you anything to say,
major. regarding your court
martial on the charges of execut-
ing Samar natives without trial,
or was that the charger"
1.-THE charge against u.s." he
said, twas murder. Yes, one
plain word, murder, and as for
having anything to say about
the court-martial, of course, l
have. 1 object to being court
martialed. 1t was not done at my
pleasure. l was not consulted In
the matter. I was simply court.
martialed.
81 know who caused that
court-martial. I know who
brought it forward. know who
was at the back of it all, and
Washington knows as much"
frishtfuI Misery in Russia.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
FrightfuI Misery in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June IA
The famine in Siberia is spread
ing with increasing intensity.
Reports from Irkutsk show that
an enormous number of famine
stricken people are flocking to
that city. They are camped in
the open air, without shelter of
any kind, are clad in rags and
are dependent entirely upon pub
lie charity, which is quite made
quate to cope with the distress
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19

T5n your neighoors about the good
qualities of The TRIBUNE.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19

Use Mrs. Austin's quick lunch tap
ioca for an emergency. Makes a de-
licious dessert for company. Ready
in a minute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
In Memory Of Our Late Brother. D. c
zuber. Brozos Lodge Lodge No. o..
knights Of Pyihiss.

To the Chancellor Commander:
We, your committee appointed TO
draft resolutions expressive OF the
sense OF this lodge I'm regard 10 the
death Of our late brother. ID. &. Zuber,
beg TO submit the following:
Whereas, il has pleased Him who
doeth all things well 10 remove from
the ranks Of men our brother, ID. G.
Zuber.
BE IL resolved, that Pythanism has
lost one Of It's staunch defenders,
both true and tried, devoted hus-
baud and father, and the community
one of It's best citizens. generous
neighbor aud devoted friend, an hon
est and upright man. Yet we bow
la humble submission 10 the will OF
Him who docth all things well. and
commend his many noble and manly
virtues 20 the members Of this lodge.
Resolved further. that we extend
TO the bereaved family III entire
sympathy Of the remaining members
by sending them a copy 81 these res
olutions. and that the same b. spread
upon the minutes OF this lodge and
copies sent 10 the Pythian Knight,
the Bryan Daily Eagle and Brazos
Pilot for publication.
J. NJ. Hare.
+. T. Pryor,
j. w. BATS.
Committed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

-lght big engines, not
5yhflon freight cars and cabooses
IN the /. q O.. ~ yards Sunday
morning. and they gave Bryan very
much the appearance Of a railroad
town.
Ladies' free Thursday night only,
when accompanied by one 90 cent
ticket, at which time the Payton
Sisters Co. will open three nights
engagement at the Grand opera
house In Lem u. Parker's four act
rural comedy success, utah" ia
A dance was given Friday night at
the home OF Mr.. James Dunn, near
wheelock. There was a very large
crowd present, Including many
young people from Bryan.
l.. +. Littrell has arrived In the
city 10 take the chair OF Trueman
Henllne at the Exchange shaving
parlor, while the latter goes TO ILL.,
nois aud Ohio for a visit,
Remember the revival services at
the opera house at Ia. m. and s:i5
p. m. Ladies' prayer meeting ut the
Presbyterian church at p. m.
I do all kinds Of pipe work. all
kinds Of plumbing, tin and sheet
iron work. Kindly remember me.
i73 j. "A. Myers.
@. p. Hobgood has been quite III
for several da, : at San Marcos, and
Mrs. Hobgood Is there attending
him.
FOR SALE.-Refrlgorator, 50-lbs
ice capacity. In use one month. For
particular inquire at Eagle ofilce. al
The pastors engaged In the union
meeting nc the opera house are
praying for rain.
Miss Ruby Connolly was thrown
FROM her wheel Sunday afternoon
aud painfully hurt.
J.E. Butler went to waxahachie
Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22
II.a,gn swings 7!x'5Vv bros.

T.a'sn swings 1EEovy Bros. 10.
Mrs. Frank Clarke is visiting Il
Waco.
Mrs. John Kestler is visiting IN
Waco.
HID. Wilson was in the city yes.
terday.
College peaches for preserving to.
day at Howell Bros. IL
George Scale Of Mumford was here
yesterday.
Frank Clarke went to Ft. Worth
yesterday.
Rev. II. NJ. Green went 70 GAL
weston yesterday.
Judge A. G. Brietz went 20 MILL
can yesterday.
Mrs. J. d. Sanders returned from
---Aouston yesterday.
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Evans returned
from Houston yesterday.
Miss Annie bearing Is visiting at
Henderson, Texas.
Mr.. Hoppess, Of Navasota, was n
visitor to Bryan Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Ivey and children
hszs sotnned from Calvert.
Mrs. f. +. Hooper and Miss Frank
lie Cole returned TO Calvert yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Hines left yes
terday for an extended summer trip.
selden Bate went 10 MillIcan yes
terday TO help hold down the tele-
graph office.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold for
>the Galveston excursion over the II.
A F Y. Sunday morning.
G. b. Francis sells the best beef,
mutton and dressed poultry in
town. Isl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

The I. 4 @. n. now has four pas
senger trains per day at this point.
A new train (the San Antonio Ex-
press specially now runs between
Bryan and San Antonio, leaving
Bryan every morning nj 7:50 o'clock
The train leaving San Antonio every
morning for Bryan arrives here at 4
p. m. each day and remains over
night. This train stops at Hearne
aud Mumford and heretofore has
laid over In Hearne. This not only
gives splendid service between Bryan
and San Antonio. but adds 10 the Iin-
portance OF Bryan rs division point.
There has also been n slight change
IN the schedule Of the through pas
senger trains OF the /. & q. y. See
new time card In this paper.
The Payton Sisters Comedy Co.
will appear at the Grand opera house
for three nights commencing next
Thursday night, June 20. The COM
pany does not come uEheralded, hav-
ing appeared in all the larger cities
Of Texas and In Bryan once before,
leaving most favorable impression.
Thursday night they will present
utah" with high class specialties.
Ladies' will be admitted free Thurs
day night ouly, when accompanied
by one paid 30 cen. ticket. Matinee
Saturday. ia
Mrs. j. +. Josey OF Huntsville Is
the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
Derden.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Isxarkana. Tex. June 2s.-New,
reaches here Of tragedy al Vivian,
"a, thirty miles south OF here on the
kapsas City Southern railroad. A
young man, a stranger In the locality.
was charged with grossly Insulting a
'youns lady. The girl reported the
mStter promptly 20 her father and the
ltues armed w''h a shotgun went al
'ace N, search Of the offender and shot
lin deaa without a word. as soon as
10 found hhS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Grand Island. Neb.. June 2s.-Th.
Eemocraiic and PoDulIst state conven.
tioSs viii be held In this city ,omor.
row. Snd already the question q,
wnctheE the fusion OF the state ticket
Eiii be accomplished is topic on both
ides. Party leaders hope to effect a
tonin.nation OK nominations and plat
Sprms that willSbe acceptable 10 ths
FUSION forces. and cirque that such an
|rrnnsenont Is tire OILY one By which
ne election OF III etlcNSt Will be pos
Sble.
me question OF whether w. J. Bryan
y accept the nomination Cor gov
ynor y one on which. perhahS. de-
.endn the possibility OF a combination
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Those who Will be kind enough to
contribute palms, ferns and other
pot plants for decoration OF the opera
house for the exercises on Friday,
are requested to send them 70 the
opera house Thursday morning. Mrs.
w. 5. Howell, who has charge Of
the decorations, will be responsible
for their safe-keeping.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

70 s. Pr generally predict that eo
y gtG III disperre between the Ar,
ana ~ fourta Of July.
ms possible that the c.,h.. 49,
mi<fee viii rc rrl the rcciprorifv h11
Itffbre adlonIl mont. but n Il sbon,d
al so there VIII he no effort ~ .ss....
ac>fcn on II IN view OF the well tno~.
opposition OF large part OF the sen.
The friends 81 the policy OF rec,.
pfocity however. are quite defern1n.
ca 70 bring the matter np NEXT session /
and repeat what they said IN Fridays
conference. that they win not d,slst
until they accomplish their purpose.
Whether In the end they win 90 tnis
through a bill or through fe"F
they do nor urderfake 60 say.
The opinion NJ the house lehn
thar the comsrx week WIN BE- the
last FUN week ~ the present ses,vn ,
m oonxre~~. Although no resolution
lsr sine de adjournment has yst
been fnfrodueef the Leaders general
y Ak the date Of Anal ed''s-nmec.o On
IVY ~: 3 rs,,,,rsus c,vfr q s' ~
mi YIN 6o,d fne ooer a. ,. ne Rouse 4
r<cept for <nrh fiuof CONT" zee
s,,nied In air~r~'1day osslb,v N
,,.s. un,n Thps generally are me-. ed
r<ia.3. ne~'f'r for polf,lcai speeeh. -,
'ns s'be cffniaied In the coming cam.
3igu and ifs garage BY a solid ne. 20
publican fote y assured. The remain. pc
Ter Of The week viii be taken an with IN,
onfefence reports on approximation ~.
'ilis ano o'ner measures In dispute -
'stveen the two houses. wo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

An h.seife Coal strike
wIiksbsrre' Pa June 2s.--Prcsiden
I John Mitchell Of &c United Min,
Workers Of America sun,>y issued 4,
address to TIE pubse. II Is pa..ry ! 70
: ply 10 the letter % tie operator. AZ
!. rc,inlng TO acos% to the demands ., M,
1 union = -'s' we're published abon, -,
Briefly summ.-, ......a,ess saw.
t. - eferSA- means was resort.
90 70 In the effect TO prevent the
strike; claims that living has Increases
70 the point where the miner was eon
PEELED 10 ask for higher wages: aen,s.
me allegation Of the operators ina,
Inc productive capacity OF the mine
workers has fallen OF. but on the other
hand has Increased: quotes offIe,s, a,.
ures TO substautiate the conteot,oo
mat the employers can pay higher
wages without Increasing the coat NJ
coal to the consumer; asserts tbst ,ha
'"aI carrying railroads which control
'ooue % per cent OF the monies absorb
ne profits OF their coal companles =, /.
'narging exhorbitant freight rates,
'iaims that a ton at the mines means
anywhere from 2740 to $3.50 pounds IN.
1ea1 o. zzi0. and says that more men
re killed and injured in the anthra.
lie mines Of Pennsylvania ANNUALLY
han were kflIoI d..~f.- Ia. @stf
merican war.
The address says that IN event the
mon Is crushed. which Il adds Is NOT
Kelly, new organization would rIse
ON ~ ruins. Il concludes with an
'peal for arbitration OF all questions
dispute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Austin. June 2a.->The sensational ar.
rest made Saturday Etght OF young
man robbing the city NS'er and llrhl
ONCE created much intsrest IN the
community He WIS a forme~ employe
and had keys 20 the Office ans knew
the combination 20 the Office safe. The
money secured was marked. ThSee
times previously money had mystic.
riously disappeared from TIE safe ana
an oficer IN hiding made the arrest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Lyoadon. June IA dispatch from rom
knrhsi says that the Chinese sfu'ss'
chi was wrecked By terfinc ~
W g zhIls lying In Yang iae fI.s i.
~. On. sank In thirty second,
~, .psteefs and men on o ~,
=, >or drowned. only Two ~
'' ''sFa cruiser cscape6 death
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22
Mems ou,ntters.


The Bryan Military company will
meet tonight at $3.50 at armory above
Knox's saloon. This Is very inn
portant meeting and all members are
urgently requested to attend.
Geo. w. Winter. Capt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Buy n nobby steel enameled bath
tub. Fine porcelain lined bath tubs
I put thom in on short notice. Come
and examine them.
i73 J. A. Myers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

1. 1 % nc AZ Dallas. Tex /.
"A cordial invitation j. fz's. y
the various labor or<&n'
throughout fhc state 10 send fsr y
fafises 10 this convention. 20 49, 4,
IN our efforts 20 perfect plans - +,
shall result IN the resforat' - a.
state and county gorerr -
people who bear The sirdfr- q <fIl
eminent and have sanfrrI M meth.
long from the rvffS Of e sdminlstrs.
DDS ana boss rule is<zIfb
fion Of orr co~@:s55LTON PARK.
49,. :, r-pps'is, Executive Com
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

Tampico. MeA,.,. "a lose Maria
Morales Manso. Nor sar- AGENT FOR the
Mexican Central Nj s,ed Of heart
disease mere lie was ,member OF one
OF tho Oldest and most h<hly respected
a. well a. most wealthy families In
Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-22

"Hf FAMINE In Kills.
~aie,~ Tex. June ea.--The
II vsashar In fAIs .A.ssa.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17
The authority on watches.
GOLDMAN. Seattle.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. of Washington, in and for Chehalis County,
Roy Young and Fred Thompson. Plaintiffs, VS..
G. H. Green, Defendant
The State of Washington to the said c. H.
Green, defendant
sixty days after the first publication of this
summons, tO-wit, within sixty days after the
18th day of June, 1902, and defend the above
answer the complaint of the plaintiffs and serve
a cOpy of your answer upon the undersigned
attorney for plaintiffs, at his office below stated,
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint which is on file with
the clerk of said court.
The object of the said action is as follows,
First Count: To obtain judgment for fifteen
thousand dollars, and decree OF foreclosure
Sgs or
million feet, board measure, in quantity, stu
ate and being in the Hoquiam river, in said
county.
And US Second Count: To obtain judgment
for damages for violation of agreement or log
ging contract, made and entered into on the
as parties of the first part therein and defend
ant as party of the second part therein, as
follows:
On account of loss of profits, 500 per day from
On account of interest on money expended
at the rate of $l25 per month from March list,
On account of loss of machinery at the rate
of $25 per day from the 1st day of March. 1902.
On account of loss of cost of improvements,
valued at $1,000.
sum of $751; 0O with inter st thereon at the legal
rate from the LIST day of March, 1902.
J. C. CROSS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
! Post Office Address: Aberdeen. Chehalis
! County, Washington.
Date of first publication June 26, 1902.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17

For. the week ending. July ~ complied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company, of Aberdeen:
u M Smith to A Ray, sw4 OF nwL
Sec l0-18-5-$90.
J M Smith to Edward Hansen, NJ of
ww14 sec 10; VIZ OF sw4 sec 12-2l-s-
$1,000.
CT White to John McCullock, lot 8 sec
Ls-l7-9-$470.
CD Weatherwax to w II Armstrong
aad John McCullock, lot 10, blk 8,
Frances add Aberdeen-$2O.
State Of Washington to John McCul-
lock, tracts l6 and 20, on plate No 3,
Cosmopolis tide lands-$220.45.
herrimack River Savings Bank to
Patrick Murray, VIZ of seI, and az Of
swJ4 sec 1-17-6-$3l0O.
FIR Wall to Lena Phelps. My 40 # OF
sly 50 # of lot l, and My 40 # Of sly so #
Of ely 40 it Of lot 2, blk II, w 4 BIS LIST
add Aberdeen-$50O.
j I Stat to Hoquiam Timber Co, sw14
sec 8 -2O-12-s2.
Pacific States Savings Loan & Building
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17
Co to Ida f Smith, lots and 6, blk 2,
Blackburn's LIST add Montesano-$300.

Co to Ida f Smith, lots and 6, blk ?,
Blackburn's LIST add Montesano-$300.
WE Smith to Mrs Emma Young, lot
IL, blk /, B & DIS add Montesano-$15O.
L G Bergren to same, lot 4, blk 6,
Fleets add Montesano-$6O.
Caleb carleton to G F White, lots and
9, and So of neH sec 6-16-7-$l70O.
Mary J Wolfe to Ella M Grain, land in
swN of nw4 sec 35-lS-6-$l5.
JB Allen ct al to H L Moore, e1a Of
seI of sw1s sec 5, and part of lot sec
6-17-6-$750.
RW Gibson to A q Willis, blks 20 "a
and SO, Scammon's plat Montesano-$S00.
Annie Hakes to H Parker, sea sec
1O-15-l1-$3O00.
Mary w Law to Geo A and Clara E
Stone. nlyh lot 8, blk 40, w & BIS add
Aberdeen-$l25.
Samuel Benn to Geo Bowen, lot 4, and
My IS # of lots and 6, blk 80, w & BIS
add Aberdeen-$200.
Treasurer to Eta B Mcneil, lot l, blk
4, McBryde's add Montesano-Tax deed.
Edw Campbell to same, lots 2 and 8,
blk 4, McBryde's add Montesano-$50O.
Pc Holler to A G Holler, lot II, blk
10, Karr's River add Hoquiam-$6OO.
SIN Holler to John Milhofer, lot 16, blk
10, Karr's River add Hoquiam-$55O.
PIE Holler to S M Holler, lot 16, blk
10, Karr's River add Hoquiam-$600.
Treasurer to o f France, nelly 25 # o.
sely 80 it of lot II, blk SO, Hoquiam, and
und1s lot Q, blk 10, CampbelFs add Ho
quiam-Tax deed
G I Pulen to r l. Shelley, e19 of swL
Of nel4 sec 4-17-7-$2O0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17
Miscellaneous.

MP Willis to G II Scott & Co, mtg on
lot 8, blk rs, Hoquam-$l25.
NH Arnot to Harbor Land Co, rel Of
mtg on lots ] l and -, blk SO, Hoquiam..
DIV Fleet VS. w E Swentzel ct al, lis
pendens action to foreclose tax certificate
on Is acres off the east side Of sea Of
nwI sec 33-1S-6.
OH Bushnell vs. F Ply, attachment
on VIZ OF ne1 and e1a Of nwI sec 80
1876.
TIC Jones to Emisire Shalan, assign.
ment OF mtg-$l33.
Chas Matson to B Bowler, rel OF mtg
$3.50.
w II Fadden to Alice Chalmers, mtg
on lot sec 6, and lot s sec 7-l7-6-$1lO0
State OF Washington to G II Com'l Co
lease of 80 acres in tract AZ, plate 6, Cos
mopolis tide lands.
Same to same, lease OF tide and shore
lands.
| H l. Moore to B Allen, mtg on eH o
seL OF swA sec 5, and part of lot SCI
6-l7-6-$350.
Lizzie Harris to Ruby Raymond, leas'
Of house back of Vega saloon, Hoquiam
Emma Fulford to A Zimmerman
mtg on neA sec 26-l9-11-$20O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17
The Best Liniment for Strains.

Mr.. i. II. Wells, the merchant at Deer
Park, Long Island, N. Y, says: II al
ways recommend Chamberlain's Pain
Balm as the best liniment for strains.
used it last winter for severe lameness
in the side, resulting from strain, and
was greatly pleased with the quick relic
and cure it effected" For sale by Evans
Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-17
Low Rates to Tacoma.

Y. P. G. U. Meeting at Tacoma July
23rd, oath and 25th.
Rates: 1915 for round trip.
Dates Of sale July olst to Goth inclusive
Limit July Goth.
st N. HENDERSON, Agent.