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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
Garrison Dtgestum Co.,
OLYMPIA WASH.
What's in a Name?

Shakespeare made Juliet say "a rose,
by any other name would smell as sweet"
That these words are very true in the
case OF the rose, is not doubted, but it's
application to other things and condi.
tions is seriously questioned. For illus
tration: We know that all railroads
must have scenery, grand, monotonous
or Indifferent, but when the columbia
River Scenery" OH the o. II. & N. is
mentioned, the traveller will tell you that
it is different from any he has yet seen.
All highways pass thriving villages,
but, when the interesting and renowned
Utah cities, Ogden and Salt Lake, on the
o. S. l.. ky.; Cheyenne, Denver, Omaha
and Kansas CITY, on the Union Pacific,
and names OF numerous other cities on
this great railroad system, are thought OF,
comparison does not compare.
Again, all railway lines run trains, but
when the famous "Portland-.C Chicago
Special" running daily via the Oregon
Railroad 4 Navigation Co., Oregon Short
Line and Union Pacific, is brough. to the
attention it is known at once that it is
the finest and fastest train across the
Continent. There is none like it.
When preparing for a trip, remember
the significance of these names and get
urther information from
A. l.. CRAIG, G. p. A.
Portland, Oregon.
J. r. NAGEL. T. p. A.,
6l8 First Ave-, Seattle, Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05

ALB McGilicuddy to S LaDue, fracl blk
f, w & BIS add Aberdeen-$75.
CT Ring and same as trustee to Mer'
rill & Ring Lumber Co, ne Of seq sec
l7-2O-1O-$l.
Same to 7 Merrill ct al, undil@ int in
ne4 sec 34-19-9-$l.
Mrs S Weiser ct al to J II Empey.
els lot 5, ELK 6, + & Ms add Aberdeen
5000.
S Benn to John Hansen, tract 4Oxl2O
it in Aberdeen in nwl1 OF nwL4 sec g.
'l7-9-$250.
NJ Schweitzer to Schweitzer, s11s OF
swLa sell of nwA and swL OF mel 1 sec
7-20-l0-$600.
EN- Breedlove to T Stone, IA acres in
nez of nwL1 sec S-l7-7-$300.
w A Anderson to N Herman, lot 10,
blk 10, A & C's add Elma-$50.
A Reteout to B + Kelsey, lot IL, blk
! 67, OcOsta-&150.
Benn to NJ Payette, lot 4, blk d, W
& BIS add Aberdeen-$50.
NJ + Ismon to Mack Logging Co. sw1z
OF ne14 sea OF swl4 end VIZ OF sea sec
lO-ls-6-$3OOO.
Pacific Land Co to G c Ashcraft, lots
2 and 3, blk 4, Pacific Land Co.'S add
Aberdeen-s375.
DA Blodgett to W Blodgett. undl s
int in sw4 OF nwl4 sec 2, and seq #
neA sec 3-l9-10-$l.
Same to f Lowe, undls int in same
land-$l.
State of Washington to + r Grannis,
all tide land of End class IN front of lot 5
sec 27-l6-ll, 81 chains-$l55.
Combes to II Stoner, lot 2, blk 8,
Eima-$l04.
ES Hubble to F J GilGllan, sea sec
24-16-7-$27OO.
I'm Sven to S Benn, lot s. blk V,
Benn's Cottage add Aberdeen-$l.
w Gawley to NJ Hackett, und}a int
in lots and 4, blk l, Tacoma add
South Aberdeen-$300o.
JM McDad, to same, same property
81.
J NJ Hackett to Aberdeen Lumber &
Single Co, same property.
Svend Furrc to w Kleeb, s. Ct nwL
and neH Of nw14 sec 34-l6-7, and timber
on NV d of nwH sec 34-16-7-$2350.
L Walkenshaw to same. nls Of neI
swL OF ne4 and nw4 Of se4 sec 1916
7-$2975.
II A Hayes to W II France, nwL sec
32-l7-4-$3000.
S Lougheed to $ Furre, Sc Of se14 Of
nel4 sec 7-l7-7-$S00.
Sc Simpson to ] B Garlic, 5.7S acres
in sec S-l7-7-$l50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending February %. conn lied
rom the records by the Washington Abstract
Company, OF Aberdeen:
g T. Story to NJ lIanrahan, lots 8 II
and -, blk 4, Fleets add Montesano-
1885,.
"a Pratsch to 7 G TAFT, lot /, blk 40
sberdeen-$5000.
w Cogdill to J II Parker, els Ct nwL,
sec l0-2O-l0-$5O0.
WI PLY to ] T Ply, e1ls OF nwl4 and
VIZ OF nel4 sec 30-1S-l0-$1.
Sheriff to Trinity Church, sheriT's
deed, neL sec 30-l7-4-$l549.
81 Watson to L Mobray, wiz CT sw1z
sec 22-19-S-$200.
" II Lawrence to o J Candy, e5;a Of
sract marked "private" on plat OF Byles'
add Montesano, 125X120 feet.
NJ Phillips to Lenfesty, lot 10, blk
So, Hoquiam-$25O.
w Denny to Mrs f Johnson, lot IA,
BLK "a, Hoquiam-$l.
d M Medcalf to L o Stewart, lot 6, blk
J, Brewers add Oakville-$2O.
G II Bryant to G P Look, blks 26 and
2S, l. Scammon's plat Workmanship.
Grays Harbor Cont Co to d Hanson
cots A and 5, blk SO, Westport Beach
300.
II Eberting to J A Ingram, lots l and
z, blk 8, Karr's add Hoquiam-$l.
Z Morgan to G Knoell, fracl part lots !
and 2, blk 40, Hoquiam-$6OO. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
Miscellaneous.

| miscellaneous.
LKaton to b 2 Briscoe, bill Of sale Of
logs-$25.
Mercantile Trust Co to N p Ry Co, rel
OF prior lien of mtg on lands in Chehalis
county.
CIR Pratsch to The Public, affidavit
regarding heirs OF Chas A Pratsch.
T G TAFT to o G Guinness, mtg on lot /,
blk 43. Aberdeen-$250O.
A Mowry to B Mullinix, mtg on VIZ
Of nw4 sec 2S-19-7-$250.
M Hanrahan to G Story, mtg on lots
"A and Is, blk 4, Fleets add Montesano
$3.50.
! Articles OF incorporation of Quiniault
Lake Land Co, capital stock $4,000.
T Mihofer to w Cogdiil, rel OF mtg on
e1a Of nw4 sec 10-20-l0.
Mrs J S Coxey to G A Beardsley, mtg
on lot 6, blk 80, w & BIS add Aberdeen
$1,000.
Washington Iron Works to II + Hulet,
lease OF logging engine.
SOB Hawkins to NJ l. Hawkins, agree
ment of sale of lot 8, blk l, Blair's add
Montesano-$20.
| A II Marsh to X Bowes, chat mtg on
stock -$l276.
A Graham, sheriff, to + Payette, ap.
poniment as deputy sheriff.
w ID Lougheed to Montesano National
Bank, chat mtg on horses-$230.
w II Bush to same, assignment Of
mtg-$300.
JR Underwood to l. A Schouweiler,
chat mtg on piano-$55.
G III Bryant to S A Young, power OF
attorney.
SIX Bowes to M Birmingham, sat of
mtg on e1s of sw4 and lots 6 and sec
G-16-7 1925.
JB Bridges to G Weatherwax, sat Of
mtg-$25O.
&c Phelon to f Buland, assignment
Of mtg on sea, e1a OF swl4 and swl4 Of
swI sec 80 1910.
A w Jackson to A A Damitio. sat Of
mtg on lots 8 and 10, blk "a, Aberdeen
-$l75.
Hayes & Hayes 10 G Burrows & Co.
rel OF chat mtgs on logs.
G II Com'l Co to G A Keil, sat OF len
on lots and 5, blk 60, Reuel Minis add
Cosmopolis.
SIX Bowes to G S Paine, assignment Of
mtg on lot 8, blk 4, + & Ms add Aber-
deem.
N w Lumber Co vs. F !. Thurber, ma.
terial lien on property in Hoquiam-$l40.
BA Adams to A J Minkler, chat mtg
on pool tables-$65.
A E Lindsay to w Auda, assignment
Of mtg-$100.
] Glenn to w A Freeburger, lease for
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
AT COURT HOUSE
LIST OF INSTRUMENTS FILED
WITH OFFICIALS LAST WEEK.
esinutes of the Superior Court. and List Of Real
Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous instru.
rnsnts Filed with the County Auditor.
Superior Court.

sotsti IN the superior court for the week end
* FEBRUARY y, 1908.
u Case Threshing Machine Co VS. IL
z Winston. Set for trial for March 81.
Bart Tunney VS. David O'Neill', J w
Mines garnishee. Defendants motion
70 quash writ denied.
Jas RYAN VS. Poison Bros Logging Co.
Demurrer to complaint overruled.
In re estate Of p Smith, deceased.
Virgil Smith appointed administrator.
I'M Weatherwax Lumber Co vs. J B
Raw ct al. Demurrer to amended answer
sverruled
VIII Abel VS. ] S Book ct al. Costs OF
Abel snd Clarke retaAed.
In re estate OF Jerome DoCkery, de-
ceased Deposition OF DIR W Il Tebbe
ordered published; W II Bush appointed
administrator.
Sven johnson VS. Wishkah Boom Co.
Motion against complaint denied.
In re taxing Of jury fee in civil cases.
Pursuant to opinion of supreme court,
the clerk was instructed to strike from
the execution docket, where taxed, the
Jury fee OF $l2.
Esmond 4 Esmond VS. NJ J Wage.
Judgment in favor of plaintiff signed.
Ill Maley VS. First National Bank of
Hoquiam. Same.
In re estate of n Larsen, deceased.
Hearing Of final report continued to
March Is.
In re estate of Lars j Lotion, insane.
Judgment denying petition OF John Carl
son for removal o! guardian signed.
Heermans & Congdon VS. City OF Ho-
auiam. Continued.
Ma Springer vs Wishkah Boom Co.
Motion to dismiss denied.
In re estate Of John G Kendall, de.
,eased. Annie Kendall appointed adj
ministratrix.
In re estate OF Sherman Denanv, de-
,eascd. April 9th fixed for hearing re-
port and petition for distribution.
w + Entrop VS. Nelson Bennett Co,
sarnishee. Judgment OF dismissal as to
yarnishee, signed.
Hennick Jodes, a native OF Germany.
admitted to full citizenship.
NEW CASES.
State of Washington VS. David O'Neill.
Assault with deadly weapon.
Same VS. Edw Denany. Grand larceny.
Hull & Son VS. F l. Thurbei. Judg-
ment from justice court.
Domino Dupries VS. Owen Bigles ct al.
Foreclosure Of tax lien.
Same VS. Jas Stewart ct al. Same.
Same VS. D Hubert Same.
Same vs. n w Land & Improvement
20. Same.
Same VS. A + G. Lubke. Same.
Same VS. Josiah Williams. Same.
Same VS. A J West. Same.
Same vs. Mrs T A Evans. Same.
Same VS. John Babbon. Same.
Same VS. II A Hayes ct al. Same.
Same VS. South Aberdeen Improvement
Go, Same.
Same vs. Samuel Benn. Same.
L f Ogden vs. Michael Warren ct al.
Same.
l. Wakefield VS. w a Wood. Same.
t;rays Harbor Commercial Co VS. Mack
logging Co. Damages.
A b Holloway VS. School District No 8.
Collection OF salary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
AMERICANS, MOSTLY
DYSPEPTICS, NEED
Di0estufl1
Cores DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION.

For 60 years its mild potency has re-
stored the sick. lie name is the only
new thing about it. If mess OF fried
onions killed Napoleon, Dt0estum
tablet might have changed the map of the
world. A certain Napoleon Of finance
was suffering from too much onions-he
took one tablet, forgot his trouble and
soon slept the sep Of the righteous.
Several times lately the doctor was sent
for to relieve prominate lady who lives
in the capital city. She says that one
box OF IGESTUM has cured her. Don't
experiment with your stomach ask your
druggist for Dtgestum, or send 81 for a
months supply IT,,
Garrison Dtgestum Co.,
OLYMPIA WASH.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
.MALoNE'S CASE N0LLED
The Court Thought It Had Dragged
Too Long Witnesses We're
Gone.

Pred u. Malone, the Ames detective
charged with completely in the robb1ns
If . local brewery office, is free man.
The Indictment charging him with pe1ng
accessory to felony after the commls
sion thereof was nolled yesterday a1ter-
noon by Judge Elliott. His bond was ex-
onerated and the case when mas peell
nendinr since last June is concluded
The case was called Yesterday alter-
Noon and County Attorney Boardman
stated that no evidence that would lead
"a conviction could be obtained but
tbat the case had been kept on the cal
andar in the hope that some OF the Wit
nasses needed might be found. Judge FL
1iott remarked that as long as the de-
tandant,s case had been twice continued
he was entitled under the te 70
no1le which was accordingly entered.
other Criminal Cases.
michael Monohan, indicted on two
o1arpes Of embezzlement from the North
ern' Pacific Express company and &C
nnitted on one of them, was also a reclpi-
| ar,+ IF the courts 1eniency. His case
MA : nolled and his bond exonerated.
The indictment charging Roy II Wilson
| Nth the non support of his wife wa:
/ yelled on motion of Mr.. Boardman. Ihe
| case was tried once with a disagreement
resulting.
Tdward Parmeley was reported t
i have married the complaining witness II
/ the case against him and the lnd1ctmen
was therefore noiled
4 Charles Williams, indicted for steallnl
j 8 watch and chain from 100 First avensi
4 Il. Withdrew his plea OF not guilty an,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

See the Blooming Pineapple at Menden-
halls, 81 9th st S.
Violets Saturday at NagePs, Csc per
bunch; SIS Nicollet av.
Choice farm and city mortgages for sale.
Minnesota Title ms. g. Trust co.
Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at the
Journal counter for csc; by mall 3oc'
See our new line of foreign and domes
tic wall decorations. Taylor & WATSON
612 Nicollet.
Auction sale oil paintings, water coiors,
now on. Saturday, from 10 to u, 1: ,,ee, w
and lastly to 10 evening, at Blntllll s.
If YOU are thinking Of buying a home II
will pay you to read and look up the MANY
bargains advertised on the CLASSIFIED pages
day.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers. ETC..
and get your binding done at century
News Store, Third street, near aeA-
nepin avenue.
The members of Woodbine camp NO:
SIT. r. N. A.. will attend the 1unera1 %
Anna Almquist to-morro" at p ii'' a.
1886 Second avenue $.
D1,,,sano,is council No. 1885,. knights
and ladies of Security, will initiate
class of twelve candidates this evening
in Morgan post hall. F. c. Wheeler OF 81
Paul. chairman Of the national co1h1il,t
tee on finance, will preside and re1resh'
ments will be served.
Ton, Mackey Of Chicago. who mas oe.
! come so we'll known as an evangehst !,
| this city, in the last three months, WI W.,
speak again at the First Bapust cnurG,
at 4 O'Clock next Sunday. HIS theme WI
be 1.-THE Glorious Gospel" The meetl1,s
| If q, week ago was one of such large at
tendance and interest that it was deemed
advisable to hold another this coming sun
! day. Miss Albertson Of Chicago will SIM
I with guitar Accompaniment. "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
HE LOST IT FAIRLY
Roy Braucht Fails to Recover
Money Lost in Wheat
Margins.
Jurors Hold That It Was Not
Gambling-Case Will Be
Appealed.

Il Again. a jury: has held that dealing in
wheat margins is not gambling and that
man losing his money thereby is not
entitled to any relief at the hands OF the
law. ssg... T.: Ia
The jury in the case. Of Roy Z. Braucht
against the Graves May company tried
before Judge Harrison returned a verdict
this morning in favor Of the defendant:
The plaintiff. a minor, claimed that ne
had been induced to engage in what he
termed wheat gambling and had there
by last the sum Of $685. This amount
he sought to recover from the commission
firm who had done his buying at the
Chamber of Commerce. The case was
|Yried at some length and the. system OF
options and the selling and buying wheat
for future delivery were fully expounded
for the benefit of the jury. The case will
be appealed and Judge Thomas Canty
| and Charles Bond. attorneys for the plain
tiff, say they feel confident of winning
| in the end. -.' .'.-.z' g. - IL. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
EVIDENCE OF Faith
voeoe,I Bros. Drug Co. Guarantee that
Hyomei VIII Cure the Worst Case OF
"ca+arrh In Minneapolis. 1zg..:.

When one Of the most reputable con-
ce,,,s in Minneapolis guarantees that
medicine will effect a cure or they Will
return the money, 1t speaks volumes as
tn the merit of that remedy Its In this
,uav that Voegeli Bros. are selling Hyomel
the +rea tment that has made so many re-
NJ rkab,e cures of both acute and chronic
20 sas Of catarrh in Minneapolis and v1cin-
itoy. - * ;,
Hyomei is not a pill nor is 1t liquid
that has to be taken with a teaspoon or
<,.,neplass.A Just breathe it by the aid of
an inhaler that comes in every outfit and
benefit will be seen from the first treat
It destroys all germ life in the air pass
ages and lungs and epriches and purl-
as the blood with additional ozone. It
cures catarrh of the head and throat, or
If the stomach, liver and kidneys. Wher-
ever mucous membrane contains catarrhal
germs. there Hyomei will do its work
of healing When using this treatment,
! Tho air YOU breathe will be found like
nat on the mountains high above the sea
level. where grow balsamic trees and
| nl,nts which make the air pure by Civ
Ine off volatile antiseptic fragrance that
| is healing to the respira tory organs.
! Remember that if Hyomei does not cure
yo,, voegeli Bros. will refund your money
| This is a good time to cure catarrh by
this natural method and prevent catarrha
colds that are so common at this sea.
son.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
TWO FAMILIES WRECKED
sobblng PlteousIy,. Mrs. Harper .open'
Confesses Her Shame.


With tears streaming down her face,
and apparently weakened by mental and
physical suffering, Mrs. Laura e. Harper
of wisconsin, the runaway wife and COM
panion of George Swaziland, who was
day before yesterday convicted OF adui-
terry. appeared before Judge Elliott this
morning and entered a plea of guilty
II maintain my innocence said the
prisoner and her words were punctuated
with sobs, "but r realize the imposs1-
bility Of getting witnesses to prove It."
j Il cannot accept a plea Of guilty under
any such conditions" replied the court
IF you plead guilty you must admit 1t
fully before this court =
The woman hesitated some moments
and finally said: ''Well, then, viii plead
guilty without any reservation" And she
was practically carried back1t her chair
where she sat for + Tong time as Il IN a
swoon. Mr.. Harper was the courtroom,
and sat, thru the pproceedings which he
had brought upon his wife, with MS head
bowed in his hands. =. ..sat-,4.
+ Both Mrs. Harper and George Sweat
land are In the county jail and will be
sentenced to morrow morning by judge
Elliott. Their fate and the expiation o.
their sins against the law now being en-
tirely in his hands. t..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
4 MODEST CEREMONY
- -..-
The Funeral Services for Alexander
= : Ramsey Will Be Quietly
- Conducted. "
From 9 to 1890 Tomorrow the
Body Will Lie in State
-. at Capitol. -.

The funeral. of Alexander Ramsey WIZ
be private, but the great war governor W.
lie in state in the capitol rotunoaI ~
morrow morning from till 12:So. Cnoer
orders from Major General kobpe, d pat-
TALON from Fort Smelling will escort the
cortepe from the house to the capitol to-
morrow morning. and at 1890 the st. Paul
battalion Of the national guard Will lor1! i,
the escort back to the house. uetdli
from G.. A. r. posts, under Major Reao,
will receive the remains at the capi.oi
and act as a guard of honor during the
morning.
Governor Van SAINT has made arrange
~ments for the lying in state.
It will be in his main office room. me
people will enter the capitol by tle
-waba sha street entrance and pass tiitu
the governors private door, past Inc o ~
and then out of the capitol by the EA'
change street door. The other two doors
will BE- kept closed. A detail of police VIII
insure order in the line and outside the
building. :.
The funeral exercises at the mouse VII
he at 2:3O. and will be attended only pS
| Intimate friends of the family, Whlch III, nas
requested that no flowers pc sent = TX
! members Of the Old Settlers assoclallo y
will probably attend in a body: MAJOR =
n sneel and Alexander Speel of Washing
! ron =. C.. nephews of the dead governor
| are expected to be present. With Mrs; =
r. Furness of St. Paul, the daughter the:
are the only surviving near reiatlv ea
| Tha interment will be in Oakland GENE
| terv. adjoining his wife, who was burle'
there in 1884. n,
The exercises will be conducted by ID
w. H. w. Boyle of the House Oh hop
: church. The pallbearers will be Edwin a
Jaggard Dr. Burnside Foster, George :
4 souires. Wade Hampton, Yardley. Cnarle
i =. Spencer Horace E.BigeloW, DR.. Jane
S. Gilfllan and Robert D. stewart: :,
Governor Ramsey chose those OF ms OF
friends he desired to have act as honorar
nallbearers. They are: Charles p: Elan
; dreau James B: sanborn, Re 1I5:,na r :
! nean 1osenh A. Wheelock, John D. Luo
den, Henry P. Upham, Greenleaf Clarl
Daniel R. Moves, Hiram F. Stevens, Ma,
. rice Auerbach and James }. Hi. Al u
a honorary pallbearers have accepted excel
: lanes. +. Hill, Joseph A. Wheelock ar
Greenleaf Clark, who are out OF the CIT
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Observation-Disclosures tonight, with
snow flurries northeast and colder in the
western and southern portions; SUNDAY
probably fair high northerly winds. WIS
this afternoon and posi-
bly, tonight, with cooler IN western ana
northern portions; Saturday party cloudy.
with cooler in eastern portion; high south
erly. shifting to northwest. winds Up
Der Michigan-Snow tonight and possibly
Saturday; high north winds. 1oWa-Partly
cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday;
high northerly winds. North Dakota
Fair tonight and Saturday; colder IN
southern portion tonight; northerly WINGS
south Enthusiastically fair tonight anc
Saturday: colder tonight; northerly winds
Montana-Fair tonight and Saturday
colder in eastern portion tonight; var1a
BILE winds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
Smoke Yesxa's Good
Cigars.

10 lbs Rolled Oats for ............ 25e
1o.Ib sack Graham Flour for. 16c
7 lbs Pearl Tapioca for 2oc
Fine Japan Rice. lbs for .......... 35c
Archer's Perfect Gloss and Corn
Starch, package ................... &c
Rice Starch, package ............... &C
Toilet Paper, 7 packages for. ....... 25c
Either Roll or Flat.
Parlor Matches, 1000 in box........ sc
Standard Pumpkin, 3-lb cans, ooc -,
dozen; can &c
s.ib can Standard Tomatoes, dozen
cans ........... ooC
California Table Peaches, dozen cans $3.50
Eastern Pears, dozen cans Isl 20
Picked Beets, dozen cans ........... 9oc
Fancy Telephone Peas, dozen cans. vi. 1o
Early June Peas, dozen cans. ........ soc
Sliced Pineapple, dozen 2-lb cans..-.$1 90
Kettle Rendered Lard, ID Tic
Home made Catsup, quart bottle 80. Toe
Pure Jelly, 15c tumber .............. Toe
Larue Queen olives, quart ........... zoo
Jumbo Sour Pickles, dozen ........ 7ot
Evaporated Aprlcots, ID ............ 81
LARGE Evaporated Peaches, ID ...... "
Bottled olives, 15c size, 1oc; CSC size 20
Deviled and Potted Ham and Tongue,
"a lib tins, DC can; dozen .......... 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
NEW COURT FEES
.Revlsed Schedule Now In rEffect-No More
:, - Rebates" e. = I.

Revised Schedule Now In sEffect-No More
:: - Rebates" y /:
s Under the new schedule of fees as en-
forced at the county clerks office yes
terday there will be no more rebates. A
fee of 81 will be- charged when a case Is
brought and that carries it thru to the
courtroom unless 1T is dismissed after II
is placed upon the calendar, when an
EXTRA, charge of SO cents will be made.
Incidental fees are now as follows:
s,,snoenas .,. =, .so.2,
Skption oftar Underwent ....,.,,,.. 81
NM = u'.v a dooi,oo}{ing .....,. 81
Entering and filing assignment ..;..:::.. ~
Certified copies, when made by clerk, per !,
Certified copy when made by applicant and =,
compared by clerk .:......,. ...:.:..;:: W
All ,uncertifed copies, not one charge to be
less than 15c per folio .:..: .:....... II
Making Judgment search, each debtor 49,. q
Garnishments, habeas.. .corpus proceedings. ~
are deemed proceedings, and filing Zee IS az ~
Marriage licenses 49, -. ~''
For making search of any. fact shown by =
No charge for orders to show cause. etc.,
after case is entered and fee paid .:... -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-24
CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED
Trinity Baptist Church Holds Meeting
Nineteen Additional Members
Are Admitted,

Trinity Baptist church members met al
the Y. M. c. A. building last evening and
elected officers as follows: Trustees,
Uriah Roraback, Chester Simmons. Walter
r. Brown, L. s. Gillette, B. 3. Townsend;
superintendent Of Sunday school. JeWett
Fn,ler: committee on application for en-
trance to the Minneapolis Baptist asso-
ciation. ]. E. Painter, H. H. Corson. Mrs
Page, H. D. Maui and U. Roraback The
temporary committees were continued in
office. Nineteen members were admitted
by letter and two on confession. The lat
ter will be baptized Sunday evening at the
Central Baptist church. The church no"
numbers $50.
r. D. Jones presided and Rev. Q. A. Will
liams led a service Of prayer. The meet
ings viii be held until October in the Z.
M c. A. building.