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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
The Present

Most appreciated, a Bath Robe, Ores
sing Gown or Smoking Jacket; hand
some Earments, new patterns.
BROWN TEgRX e WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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Cherries are scarce. but Cherry. the
salary loan man has plenty Of money
for the asking to supply your Christ
mas wants at 407 ID. +. Walker build
ing
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rooms 657-65S Scott-Streveli building, l5
South Main street. Take elevator.
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Don't borrow strouble; borrow mon
ey. See Cherry, 407 d. F.. Walker
building. for your Christmas money.
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Butter and Eggs.

New York. Dec. 12.-Butter- Receipts
4 500 packages. Dull and weak. Creame
~ 16d25: state dairy l5022.
E,ggs-Recefpts ] 800 packages.
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az 10 a. IN. preaching at II a. m. and 7.50
p. n.s mid-week prayer meeting In lee
ttre room Wednesday evening al s.sl
Every body {s invited 10 our services c.
@. Waynick pastor.
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Chicago. Dec. I2.-On the produce eS-
change TO-DAY the butter market was
firn. Creameries. 16125: diaries 1tdlL
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included, %
az
Cheese-steady. r00l0iz.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episeopal-33 East
Third South. The Rev. J. G. Bicl<el
A n, s. T. B.. pastor. Preaching at II
a. IN. and 7:30 D. M Morning theme,
Reflected Vision" evening theme
Book for the Book Lovers Library.
At the morning service Miss Aura Bog-
ers win render a solo. At the evening
service Mrs. Bessie Browning viii sing
Sunday school. SA5 a. M, A. Price. su-
periutendent: Junior league. 4 p M; Ep-
worth league. $50 p. m; Monday even
inc, o'clock, mems meeting At the
home Of Mr.. 5. 3. Wood. 164 Ninth East;
wednesday evening" 7;45. midweek prayer
service. followed by teachers meeting
Thursday evening, s O'Clock, Oxford Ly-
ceum. Cordial invitation to all these
services. Seats free.
Tiff NJ E. ChursL-Ninth East and
First South Preaching by the pastor.
Daniel NJ. HeImick. at II a. m and l.30
D. m The subject in the morning, Last
Step Toward Salvation" in the evening
Mr. Helmick viii preach his second SER
mon in the series Of Great Sinners OF
the Bible" subject Eve. or the First
Sinner" Special music has been pro-
vided. In the morning Mrs. Lulu =.
Mayne will sing a solo, consider me
Lilies" by Topliff There will be Ia
dies quartetts also in the morning
Sunday school. 10 a. M; EpwOrth league.
$50 D. m. The Ladies society viii hold
it's annual bazaar at the church Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
Heath M. z. Church.--Corner Third
South and Eighth West. Sabbath school
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luz
theran Churches South Fourth Past
street. Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor.
Third Sunday after Trinity sunday
school az 10 a. M: divine service at III
a. IN. No evening service. You are In
cited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First gregationaL-PubHc services
at II o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Elmer /. Goshen. Sunday school, 12:30;
Young Peoples meeting, 6.15. No other
by tine pastor Wednesday evening. 3 AS.
Public cordially invited to all services.
Phillips CONGREGATIONAL Church.-COr-
ner Fifth South and Seventh East. Rev.
p A. SimpSin. pastor. Services this day
at If and 7:45 Morning sermon. "Our
Sacrifice For the World: evening SER
mon. .sThe Perversion of the Good Sun
day school at 1918; Christian Endeavor at
6.30. Cordial Invitation is given all wor-
shippers to join in these services.
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Episcopai.

St PauTs Church-Main and Fourth
South streets The Rev Charles f. Per-
kins rector Services. a. M. holy
communion; 9:s5 a m. Sunday school; III
a. M. morning prayer and sermon by
Chaplain Marvin; 1880 D. m. evening
PRAYER and sermon by Bishop futile.
Everybody invited. All seats free.
Bishop futile will formally open St
Johns chapel Perkins addition, ana
preach at 8 p. m.
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German evangelical services at the East
Side Baptist church. corner Third South
and Seventh East. Sunday school. p.
m, preaching %. m All our German
friends. strangers and children are cor
daily invited. Rev. g. A. thinner pas
tor; residence, G2S East Second South.
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COMMISSION BROKERS
STOCKS GRAIN. COTTON,
2s5 Ia Sale St. Chicago. lll. Private
Wires. adjoining Board oi Tradel
send for our bulletins and "Dailr
Letters, also our books. 'profes=ioual
Traders and Their Successful Methods "
free en- request
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Evangelical Lutheran services in Ger
man on Sunday afternoons at O'Clock.
Sunday school at o'clock. at Swedish
church. corner Second South and Fourth
East streets. You are welcome to attend.
j. r. Graebner. pastor. $50 south Second
West
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ST Marks Cathedral-Very Rev. James
B. Eddie 3. D.. dean. Third Sunday an
Advent. Dec. 13- 100 a. M. holy com
munon. 9.45. morning prayer and SUNDAY
bv the Most Rev. Bishop futile entitled,
Ordination TO the Priesthood" $50 p.
m, Bible class 7:50. evening prayer.
Sermon by the Rev. Edwin j. Dent
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Third Presbyterian Church-1Nashing
ton avenue and Eleventh East streets.
Preaching at y a. M, Sabbath school az
1915; junior @. r. at $3.50 p. m; Senior
Q. =. az 6.l5. preaching at I o'clock
Josiah McClair. pastor.
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White Diamond cider. An fountains.
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First Presbyterian Church.-Corner Sec
ond East and Second South streets. ".
nj. Paden, Us D.. pastor, John q. Lincoln
assistant Morning service at II o'clock
preaching BY thc pastor, sunday school
al 1880 p. M Junior Christian Endeayor
society at p. M; Senior society az 500
by the pastor. The public is cordially In
vlted to all the services Of the church
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church-Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services at 1880
a. m. in English and $3.50 .. ~. i'm Nor
wegian. The Ladies society win meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ole,
10 GOOdhue avenue You are cordially
invited to attend A. G. II. Overn. pas
fOr
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The y. s. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 70 al Others.
shipler's Sunset Calendars.

Now on sale at all drst-cIass news
dealers. or Harry Simpler, commercial
photographer, fifth floor Templeton
building
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Swedish Lutheran lions Church.-Cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
Morning service at 10 O'Clock: sunday
school at u a. m. evening service at 100
In the evening the pastor will be assist
ed by Missionary r.. Ehrenhalul We'd
nesday evening, Dec. l6, at 7:30. the
Young Ladies DOrcas society VIII hold
a festival. y. G.. Sandberg viii speak
Rev. O. A. ElingerOg VIII also appear on
the programme Refreshments viii be
served. Admission free. Emanuel Ryd-
berg. pastor.
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Lutheran.

Southwest Mission. ~ Corner Second
West and Mead streets. Sunday school
at 1890 D. m; preaching service at p. m
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Heath NJ z. Church.--Corner Third
.outh and Eighth West. Sabbath school
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Recent Arrivals.
Some recent ideas on Hats, soft and
Derby shapes.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
100 Nam Street.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All notices sor thi- column anust b
handed II BY noon SATURDAY.
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South Main street. Take elevator.
Neorganized.
RebrganIzod Church 81 Jesus Christ of
chapel. 22S East Second South street as
follows: Sabbath school at 10 a. M;
preacring ar u a. m. and D.. m.i Sean
dinavian meeting y p ~
Xmas Buyers.
our lines of Handkerchiefs. Munlers
and Fun Dress Shields viii make your
selections eass, for the man.
BROWN. TERRY q WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main Street.
Cherries are scarce, but Cherry. the
salary loan man has plenty Of money
for the asking to supply your Christ
mas wants at 407 -. +. Walker build
ing
A Gift
OF Gloves Of Dent or Fownes make
is appreciated by gentlemen, all sizes.
new shades
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street
White Diamond cider. All fountains.
-D-@e-1-
Don't borrow AtroubIe; borrow mon
ey. See Cherry, 4o7 ID. F. Walker
building, for your Christmas money.
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 70 all Others.
-S-G1-p
Shipler's Sunset Calendars.
Now on sale at all nrst-cIass news
dealers or Harry Simpler, commercial
photographer, fifth floor Templeton
building.
Recent Arrivals.
Some recent ideas on Hats, soft and
Derby shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
100 Nam Street.
White Diamond cider. All fountains
-e-@E-e
For Xmas.
The Munler or Dress Shield. a fitting
gift. new novelties.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co
16s Main Street.
Keep on the List
OF holiday wants, the Bath Robe
Dressing Gown or Smoking Jacket We
show lines of beautiful garments.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
White Diamond Cider. All fountains.
Home Made Miuce Pies.
We stake our reputation on these
pies. Take one home for your dinner
today. TOu'n never regret It.
STRAEER & SCOVILLE.
32S South fMain Street
Picture frames to order. Am. Wall
Paper Co. 6 East Third South.
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Picture frames to order. Am. Wall
Paper CO.. East Third South
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white Diamond cider. All fountains.
The evening world., 1903-04-30
WIFE IS s.; HER
HUBBY ONLY 10.
Mrs. Wilkinson Sends Him Out
Of the Room While She Tells
an Evening World Reporter
How 1t All Happened.


Ihat enc Is ntty-nve years old and
ner HUSBAND only nineteen does not ap-
pear strange 70 MIS-. susan Mcfarland
"i.N1soh' oi nronNoale. she does not
'ooA her ase-'n iact' she is a prepos-
.,e' ouAonh ""maH' tuily awe TO
- .nae hef husoano Is worth
1900, winch ne will get When he
~ t"eh.s years
hua''o Is large aud iat and rosy.
MS Touho. RED race Is destitute OF
beard. He likes to play marbles and
sail TOW boats n, monde IA -. -.
ia. po"u'' A"u he loves
MS spouse dearly.
All this noise about our marriage IL
not Justified" said NJ, u,,iL,,.o. -,
ha- homo "i'o" "'
her husband from the room. ut Is
caused by the desire ~ NV br.h,,d.s
re,. ,y.. - - g.
N " nave nin taken away
from me. They wanted him committed
In tho y,orId ,,,.h oi ~. to
WIN an 'hst money n
have lone II and l am going 10 do II
.T have known bim sinno ~
-" "n u ne Was a
oao!, 1 knew mis- mother when she
was Ellen A. Ryer, OF the wealthy RIVER
family. beforn she married Rohor, U,n
$3.50 ooo WIZ
klnson. 1 am an old friend OF the
family.
..Sho died eieht wears o. ,a,,.,. ~
The evening world., 1903-04-30
Ellen Long, Timpano and
!, SomerviIe Indicted for Man.
slaughter, and Application for
Dismissal by Prosecutor.
0LDMAN'S DEATH MYSTERY.
Hls Wife Was Turned Adrift by Him
to Make Way for Miss Long
After Husband Expired She Was
Not Allowed to Enter House.

The District-Attornev's office broke all
arg SECURED he indictment for man
slaughter in the second degree OF Ellen
Iong. Louis j. Somerville and Michael
Timpano, and having them arraigned in
court. where 1t was agreed to postpone
h case. Assistant District-Attorney
Garvan went into the same court and
asked that the indictments be dis
missed.
The three defendants were held by a
Coroner's jury last December for "ac-
celebrating the death OF Leonard Roos,
was forcibly debarred from her home
after her husbands death. Roos died
Of a complication OF seven diseases,
holic beverages.
Save for proceedings in the Surro-
gates Court over the will. the Roos
matter had been dropped out of the
public mind until it was announced to-
day that the indictments had been
found. Somerville. Miss Long and Tim
pano were arraigned before Judge Nc
Mahon in Part l. of the Court of Cen
eral Sessions and by agreement the
hearing was postponed a week. The
bail furnished for them when they were
held by the Coroner was continued.
Jerome Didn't Want to Indict.
After the trio had left court Mr.. Gar
a asked that the indictments be dis
missed. He said that District+Attorney
Jerome had told the Grand Jury that
there was not sufficient evidence to con-
vict, but that the members of the jury
insisted pom finding the indictments.
The pstrict-Attorney will make a for
NAL written request for a dismissal to-
morrow and the prisoners will be dis
charged.
Mark NJ. Schlessinger. attorney for
Mrs. Roos. made the following statement
to-day:
1--WE have nothing to do with the
The evening world., 1903-04-30

tn body OF Cashmere Cicone. who vas
insured in the company.
In his own defnse Trpain swore he
knew nothing about the doings of the
ALLEGED rang. He swor that he was
only ngased to bury the bodies and
no means of ascertaining whether the
bodies buried were buried under as
suned names or not.
I'm tn Ccone case" Trpain testified,
Mrs. Cfcone told me her husband was
insured for $1,000 and my expenses
would b paid out of that money. She
gave me the certificate issued by the
physician h attended her husba nd. %
The evening world., 1903-04-30

criminal proceedings. They are in the
hands of the District-Attorney. Our
client has made a settlement with the
heirs of her deceased husband. and in
consequence the contest over the will
was withdrawn on April 10. Because OF
the ins'stence of the executors on quail
flying the matter is not entirely settled.
but our firm and the lawyers represent
ing the heirs in Switzerland have Joined
in an appeal to keep them from qualify
ing"
The stomach of Mr.. Roos was turned
over to DIR. Witthaus after the inquest.
His report was submitted to the Grand
Jury, but 1t has not been made public.
How the Cnse Came to Light.
Tit matter of the death of Roos came
to public notice on Nov. % last. when
The evening world., 1903-04-30

Mrs. Roos went to the a Fifty-irst
street station and complained that she
was barred from the house at No. lag
East Forty-seventh street, in which the
body of her husband was lying.
Capt. Lantry sent three detectives to
the house with Mrs. Roos. They found
the outside doors barred. After a time
Michael Timpano. opened one OF the
doors, but refused TO allow the widow
and the policemen to enter.
He showed a document. signed by Mr..
Roos. giving him control Of the house.
The policemen overpowered him after a
struggle, took the keys away from him
and entered.
They found the body OF Mr.. Roos. en-
balmed, in u coffin in the back parlor.
Beside the coffin were Miss Long and a
negro. Evidences of neglect were every
where and empty whiskey bottles were
scattered about the floor. Timpano was
arrested for refusing to allow the police
men TO enter the house.
The evening world., 1903-04-30
PLEADS
THAT HE'S INNOCENT.
Undertaken Says in Court That n
Had No Part In Insur-
ance SWindles.

Joseph Trepain, the Harlem under
taker, who is On trial before Justice
Scott and a jury in the criminal branch
of the Supreme Court for completely in
tn insurance frauds recently unearthed,
testified in his bhalf to-day.
Tremian is accusd OF having obtained
$1,000 from the Union Central Life In
surance Company by burying the body
Of a stranger and crtifying that it was
The evening world., 1903-04-30

TEA-YouT choios u our
sweet drawing Green. Black
or Blended TssS, h., Soc
COFFEE-Fa Col
den s~antosI sweet
and R0undI Ib., 14c
FRESH GREEN ONIONS. 3
punches for DC. large bunch.
PINEAPPLE - Extra choice
sNest Florida pineapple. ;
for Zoe. each. DC
The evening world., 1903-04-30
DsHeGtssssn.

AUsAGE-F selected
Ceryelat Sausage. per ID, 11c
ANCHOYInS-E1trA taney
Norwegian spiesd AnehoyisS;
keG, 23c
Bismarck
Herring can, 1Oc
The evening world., 1903-04-30

FIsH-Frssh caught North
River shAd or Long Island
PorSlesi per h., SO
FIsH-selseted Newport Had
dock. Goldfish OF Floundersi
per ID, Do
OYSTER s-stlsetsd Blue
Points lin the IhelD; doE.. Dc
HADDIEs-very choice mild
smoked hsddisSi per h.. De-
~OHOPs-Choics Veal
ChOpSJ = lbs. for
2bc.J lb., I4c
ROAST BEEF-oboiOs cuts Of
prime native Beef h., lie
LAMB-Forequlrter Of Fancy
Canada Lamb 10. 100
SAUSAGE Choice Franktur-
tersi lbs. for zoe
The evening world., 1903-04-30

FRESH GARDEN GREEN
PEAS. per a.. DC
CRACK ERS-HArvand mixed
sugar Cakes. fresh and crisp,
or EIton's celebrated Butter
Crackers . lbs. for Zoe; PER
ID. De
CRAcHERs-Goldsn waters.
Butternut Cookies or Bar
HarbOr. per 10. 100
JAMs-HOms mAds Pure Fruit
Jamsi all kinds dOI,. sI,1b:
lib. glass jar. Zoe
CATsUP-"Fount1in" brand
pure Tomato catAuPi plat
BEETLE, lOe
WHITE WAX BEASs-"Bob
White'' OF ''Bo-Peep' bfAndA,
very delicious ana tender 2
lb' cans, each lee
The evening world., 1903-04-30
Plague XIII. 10000 a Week.

SIMIAA India, April 3~0.-According to
an official statemet the weekly plague
mortality exceeds 80, 900 persons. The
area Includes nine British
provinces and ffty-one native States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-12
A TRUE STORY.

Mr.. G.. w. Morley, of Seattle, was
oubled for ten years with catarrh OF the
head and bronchial tubes. The discharge
of mucus was so profuse as to necessitatv
his sitting up in bed at night to prevent
strangulation.
AS is always the case where there Is
dropping down of mucus behind the
palate, a catarrhal condition of the
stomach prevailed and in consequence
the whole system was run down.
On the advice OF friend lie undertook
the complete Mackenzie treatment for
cata,rh. He says now-more than year
since commencing-that he is entirely
free from colds. that the nasal passage
and throat are free from catarrhal dis.
charges, that his stomach and digestion
are in better condition than for wears. In
fact, he says he is we'll man and at
tributes his good fortune to the Mac.
Kenzie Method"
What is this "method? 1t is simply
the double treatment OF catarrh locally
and internally. While the system is
renovated and toned and the poison in
the blood eliminated, the original point
Of infection, namely, the nasal passage
and throat, is cured and the source of the
blood contamination removed.
For further information write to,
%. GUY, PHI. G.
Sole Coast Agent, Seattle, Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-12
PITHY AND Pertinent,
Extracts From William Jennings Bryan's
COmmoper

Thorough organization, not reorganiza-
ton, is what the democratic party needs.
If the foreigner pays the tax how comes
it that the fairfield barons wax SO rich
The time to organize is right now. To
wait until a few weeks before election
day is political folly.
A democratic platform cannot be framed
by men who think more of personal profit
than they do of principle.
Perhaps one reason why the post check
currency system was not adopted by con-
gress is that the people wanted it..
1t is quite generally believed that Mr.
Knox can ignore antitrust laws even
faster than congress can enact them.
1t seems that Mr.. Lttlefeld drew his
antitrust bill under the halucination
that President Roosevelt was in earnest.
While Mr.. Rockefeller is advertising
for new stomach he should insert a para
graph concerning new conscience.
If Germany persists in refusing to ac-
cept borax treated meat from American
exporters it can be stored until another
war breaks out.
The indications are that the next time
Mr.. Baer will not declare there is nothing
to arbltrate until after he has made
second examination.
The New York Tribune asserts that
"Goebe!sm is still rampant in Kentucky"
The Tribune should Ike note OF the fact
that one TAYLOR is still rampant in
Indiana.
Mr.. David y. Henderson doubtless re-
tires with the firm conviction that he
made a very useless sacrifice to prevent
his party from doing something it never
contemplated doing.
The mention OF Governor Cummins in
connection with the vice presidential
nomination is a neat little bait that the
governor will not bite at if he is in earnest
in his advocacy of the Wowa Idea"
The st. Louis Globe Democrat saws:
"The country will observe that the re-
publican party is once more carrying out
its promises )" to which the Louisville
Courier-Journal very APPLY retorls: "On
a shutter"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-12
Miscellaneous.

w Wade to + Nj Wade, sat OF mtg on
sw4 sec 2-lS-S.
6 Kinnison to same, sat OF mtgs on
same land-$1600.
Nv Mason VS. Z Wilson, mechanics
lien on lot 6, blk II, Aberdeen-$l00.
sc Lane to C Twidwell, assignment
OF mtg.
Cooperative Investment Co to d G
Trundle, sat OF mtg.
MO Tyler to J S BOOK, revocation Of
power Of attorney.
r S Jackson to II f Bailey, contract
on lots II and IS, blk Il, frances add
Aberdeen-$l10.
4 Mcdonald to f Krantz, mtg on ells
OF seL, nw4 OF Sc and nell Of sw14
sec 10-l5-9-$l00
J. IIarlis to j + Common, chat mtg on
furniture -S20l.
Creech Bros VS. A Mitchell, lien on
lot I, blk II, Wishkall-$S3.
NJ Woods to Montesano State Bank,
chat mtg on lcgs-$2500.
Al Firth to Smith, mtg OH ne of e1s
OF ne14 sec 3l-lS-5-$700.
S G Simmons to Mrs X McKenney,
mtg on frac'l part lots IL and Is, blk "a
Hoquiam-$S00.
Hull & Gaylord, articles Of incorpora-
ton, groceries, capital stock-s9O00.
CIV Nelson to j Hanson. sat of mtg on
lot 4. blk II, First add South Aberdeen
-$65.
B Kaufman to F kaufman, power Of
attorney.
Montesano National Bank to G w
Roberts, sat Of chat mtg.
W.T. Cady to Z Coy, mtg on q OF e
40 acres Of So of nw4 OF seq and sw14
Of SCI sec 34-1s-6-$2OO.
+ Huston to v Cooper, lease for five
years Of neI OF neH sec 32-1s-6.
A E Lindsay to r f Angelo, mtg on
iOtb Id II dHV To- Ulh w " - . duu
Montesano-$l000.
Murray 4 Balls to S Gum, chat mtg
on logs-$1000.
w Achey to W NJ Hulet, chat mtg on
stock-$40.
L Griffith to Mrs A NJ Kuhn, mtg on
lot 2, blk 6, Bay View add Aberdeen
$3.50.
L Tunnyclif to II Hale, rel Of chat
mtg.
A Chalmers to F r Archer, lease for 2
years of lots Is and II, blk 2, w & BIS
add Montesano.
M B Carter to Montesano Natl Bank,
assignment of mtg.
II II Carter to same, same.
D Dupuis vs. A J West, lis pendens to
forcclose tax lien on lots 26 and q, blk
II, N P add South Aberdeen.
SW Johnson to Ninemire & Morgan.
chat mtg on horses-$265.
IA Graham to Il Henry, appointment
as special deputy sheriff.