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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
FISHING SEASON ON.
old-Timers on Hand for the First
Sport.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
KINEO, Moosehead Lake. Me-,

Snecial Correspondence Of The Star.
KINEO, Moosehead Lake, Me-,
April "a, 1908.
The coming week will. without question.
witness the disappearance Of the Ice In
Moosehead lake and the formal opening OF
the northern Maine fishing season.
The stage, which makes daily trips across
the Ice from Greenville to this point during
the winter. stopped running some ten days
ago, and the vast expanse Of ice is rotting
fast. The spring has. however. been an I'M
usual one, combining both extremely warm
and unusually cold days. and the disap-
pearance of the ice Is. in consequences.
somewhat uncertain, but warm weather. or
a high wind, will clear the lake quickly.
The usual crowd Of ''old-timers, who ara
always on hand in advance of the opening
of the season in order that they may enjoy
the very first sport. are already ASCENDING.
but the influx OF fishermen will not begin
until week or ten days after the disap-
pearance of the ice, for the first fishing
is, as matter of fact. better and per-
haps not as good as that to be had all
through May, June and even portions Of
July.
The first weeks of the season will be de-
voted mainly to trolling or bait fishing, for
trout do not rise we'll to the fly until tho
middle or last of May.
Strange as 1t may seem. tho fishing hero
Is as good as 1t was ten years ago. In spite
OF the moastrous catches made each year.
due principally to Moosehead's broad ex-
panse. enormous shore lines and ureQuaied
breeding ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

Written for The Star by Il. l.. H.
Joe an me. we're pals, him an me-
Jest as thick as any gals you ever see;
We amt very close o. Lla,
But he likes me. an love himx
People say, Boy, where's your twin?r
To Joe an me-
Joe an me we're only ten. but don't you know
Twon't be long till are men, me nm Joe:
Boys grow faster nowadays
Than they used ter. Ma says.
An this Is specially the case
With an Joe.
Don't hlieve we cd be long apart me an Joe
Ef he wuz gone 'twoud break my heart this
know;
An after we're grown up
Wen live elosts we KEN
Wen be just good friends then
Me an Joe.
But the yearsll soon roll roun' fer me an Joe.
Each HIS own row then must hoe me an Joe:
Each his battles thro' life must fight,
But the burdens'n all be light
Ell we help each other right
Me an Joe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
Filster Wanted "Sistom."


TVII IHt LOS AHSeIts IlIeS,
At a certain coal mine down in New Mex
leo the superintendent was greatly annoyed
from time to time by employees moving into
and out OF the company's houses without
due notification of their frequent changes
of domicile. 1t became quite impossible to
keep the rent accounts straight on the Of
flee books, and finally the superintendent.
In his evaporation, resolved upon stringent
measures. He therefore posted the follow
ing notice which Is given erbatim-orthog-
raphy, syntsx and all:
february the 11th
Notice to all employees
aney Person or Persons that Mooyes into
mouse without My Consent shall be- Put
out Without anney Cemmony
Dam it Must and VIII have some sistop,
(Signed) HEN FIJI STEp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
OPIUM sMUGGLED IN LINES.
hiaue Method Resorted to to Cheat
Uncle Sam.

pm the Chicago Chronicle
Petty smuggling. the sort that is prac-
RI by people who have bought some small
ic!es abroad and want 70 bring them
rne without paying duty, is now being
|tty well stamped out" said a man who
S for several years in the United States
stoms service on the Pacific coast. "Of
Purse. there never was SO much OF it In
K west as on the Atlantic coast, but the
\ GLANCE OF the customs officials and the
We're penalties imposed on people who
ave been caught has had tendency to
reak 1t up pretty thoroughly.
AS a general thing the people who try
? sn.uggle in dutiable goods are now of
10 classes, the one composed of profess
lnal smugslers. who operate on a large
le, and the other OF actresses and
althy people Of a certain sort, who take
particular pains 10 avoid detection and
o enjoy the notoriety which an esea-
ie of the sort gives them.
On the Pacific coast the two things to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
LAKEWOOD PLEASURES.
A Horse Show Was Enjoyed Lately.
Special Correspondence of The Star

LAKEWOOD, N. J., April %. 1905.
The third annual horse show, under the
auspices Of the Country Club of Lakewood
last Saturday. was attended by nearly all
OF the throng of visitors that passed Easter
at this resort and while more local In char
acter than In former years brought to-
gether a fine field of horses.
Senator Redfield Proctor Of Vermont
spent Good Friday at the Laurel-in- the
Pines, where Mrs. Proctor and Miss Proc
tor are making an extended visit
Col. 8. N. Mills of the United States
army, commandant at West Point with
Mrs. Mills and s. Frederic Mills, were
Easter guests at the LaureI-in- the-Pines
Mrs. w. III. Moses and Radford Moses are
at the Laurel-in-the-Pines for an indefinite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
READING POSTAL SAVED LIVES.
Old-Time Habit Of Postmaster Proves
Beneficial.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
VIENNA, April %. 1909.

VIENNA, April %, 1905.
The habit Of a post office official of
entertaining himself by reading the post
cards that pass through his hands led
to the saving OF two lives at Huttle-
dorf. suburb of Vienna, this week.
A postman collected from the pillar box
card which stated that the two writer's were
about to commit suicide in a neighboring
wood 1t was apparently addressed to the
parents of one of them.
The postman Informed the police, who
went to the spot named, and found young
man and girl lying unconscious with
severe bullet wounds In their heads re-
volver lay beside them.
They were at once taken to a hospital,
and are now expected to recover. Disap-
pointed love was the reason of their reso-
luton to die together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
WTTCHCRAFT CHARMS
AND CHARM DOCTORS


h rs rs ~ n zN is rs MS E ~ ~ ~ rs rs ~ z \
sage leaf, write the names of the twelve
apostles on ii, put ii in your shoe before
gong to the court house. You will gain
your case
ITO Hit in Shooting-Put some blood of
young mule Gust foaled) in the barrel. be
surely hit.
To Make One Answer When Asleep
Lay the heart and right foot of a barn
Owl on one who is asleep. He Will answer
any question and tell what he has done.
charm Against Evil.-The right eye OF
the wolf tied in the right sleeve will keep
off all i'll luck
Charm Against Gangrene Gold hurn).-
Sanctus Storius res. call rest
lame the mother of Jesus for consolation.
For the cold and hot brand. -
Repeat three times.
For st. Anthony's Fire (erysipelas) -
st. Anthony's fire and the dragon red
Together over the brook they fed
St Anthonys fire Is done:
The dragons they gone
To Stop Nose bleed.-Begin at 80 and
count backwards to g. When you come to
It VIII stop. Try it three times
For Consumption.-Say three times, I
command thee out of the bone into the
flesh: out of the flesh into the skin: out of
the skin into the world
For Snakes Bite
n God created everything and 1t was good.
But thou alone viper accursed
Accused shalt thou be- and thy poison
1zing, tzing tZing.
"A True and Approved Charm Against
ttre.-Welcome. thou fiery guest; seize no
further than thou hast. Jesus of Nazareth
king of the Jews, help US out of this stress
of fire.
Remarks. Whoever has this charm writ
ten In the house Is safe from the danger
of fire and thunderstorm. This charm was
brought from Egypt by a Christian gypsy
king. In the year 1714, the LIST day of June
six gypses were brought into the Prlssan
Kingdom condemned to be hung. 4 seventh
an old man. condemned to be beheaded was
brought In on the sixteenth OF the same
month. Fortunately for him fire broke
out; the old gypsy was brought to the fire
to try his art, and to the astonishmeut of
all he subdued the fire in a few minutes
For which he was set free. This Is the
origin of this charm, handed down from the
royal palace of Prussia. When one uses
this form h. must go around the fire three
times. 1t always helps.
To Quench Fire Without Water.-Wrte
these words on the side of a plate and
throw it into the fire:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

CThe twenty-five charm letters)
The same will do for witchcraft in d
beast
"Unlucky Days in Each Month";
January l, 2, 3. 4. 6, IL, II.
February /. II, IS.
March IA. 16
April 10. II, 49,
May Z, s.
June H.
July II, 81
August 20, 81
September 10, 1S.
October g.
November g. 10
December 6, II. Is.
Taken from a hundred-year calendar,
brought from Germany, and entirely accu-
rate"
So run the charms. many OF them much
more curious, but not reproduced because
unprintable. Whether the curses of the
necromancer would fall on the editor for
publishing these complete formulas we
could not say but right sure we are that
the reading public would rebel over the
early English of some of the things to be
done to make the charm work. One more
charm and an incident connected there
with from everyday life:
'tTo Take Away an Excrescence.-Look a
the moon during its increase, rub the ex-
breath as follows: What increases, in
crease: what I rub decreases when the
moon decreases. At the end of the month
it will surely disappear
Meeting a friend only last week. I said:
What do you know about these charms
and pow-wow doctors? To my surprise the
answer was: Il believe in them. Some time
ago had a wen growing in one corner of
my eye. An old woman gave me the charm
words about what l rub decreases. l did
1t three times in the right quarter of the
moon and the excrescence disappeared al
together"
From such an experience there is no APP
peal. Is 1t any wonder that the charm
doctor persists? Great is incantationi Only
be certain to use the forms three times.
Even then tn y may sometimes fail as
prayer and medicine do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30
SOCIETY.


n. J., formerly of this city, is visiting Miss
Eleanor d. Sheriff at 1223 Kenesaw street,
and will be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. G. w Chambers will be at home to
her friends Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

Miss Madge Mooney of the STUDY anu
Pleasure Club went to Atlantic CNy last
saturday to spend her Easter vacation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26

Arnold, Lawrence Longheed, Walter I
Rascomb, Mrs + Lund, j
Bergman, Tom Mayhugh, Chas B
Bolen, Frank Mason, j
Bovnton, Chas A Murray,
Cline, w II McDevitt, James
Cohey, Thomas Macdonald, VIM
Ellsworth Oracle Mctilasson, E Il
Gardner, William Mckay.
Green, Fred p Nicholson, Katy
Hutton, Mrs + w Peterson, Mrs j ii
Hermersdorfer, o Ruef Adolph
Hawamoto. + Tam, ID
Johnson, r f Teller, Lon
Jensen Bros Tucker John
Kline, Thos G Tnrner. II
Kelly, Miss Winnie Wallace, Kittie
King. Jes White, Manley
X saka, Y Willis. Jno
Lii man, B Wilson, 9
La Clair, Lottie Wecn. Edward
SHIP LETTERS.
Mrs r Stefen, str Epson
Persons calling for these letters viii
please say advertised"
r. p. CAMPBELL, p. M.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
Along the Water Front.

The schooner Philippine is at the Union
mill loading for San Pedro.
The schooner A. B. Jackson is at the
Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Aberdeen sailed Tuesday
from the Western :niii iJr san Pedro.
The steamer Chehalis sailed yesterday
from the Michigan mill for san Pedro.
The schooner Annie NJ. Campbell
sailed today from the West q Slade mill
for San Francisco
The schooner F. NJ. Slade arrieed yes.
terday and is loading at the West e. Slade
mill for San Pedro
The steamer G. G.. Lindauer arrived in
port Tuesday, and is at the Wilson mill
loading for San Francisco.
The schooner A. B. Johnson arrived in
port Tuesday, and is loading at the An.
derson & Middleton mill for San Pedro.
The schooner Sophia Christianson
sailed this morning from the Aberdeen
Lumber & Shingle mills for san Fran.
cisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
Don't Borrow Trouble.

1t is a bad habit to borrow anything,
but the worst thing you can possibly
borrow, is trouble. When sex, sore,
heavy, weary and worn out by The pains
and poisons of dyspepsia, bliousness,
Brght's disease, and similar internal
disorders, don't sit down and brood
over your symptoms, nut fly for relief to
Electric Bitters Here you will find
sure ard permanent forgetfuness of all
your troubles, and your body will not be
burdened by a load of debt disease. At
Red Cross Pharmacy, Price SOC. Guar
anteed. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26

SO blk 10, Southside add Aber-$26S.
G l. Lewis to Edw Hubert, special
power of attorney.
Longshoremen's Union Local No loo
to a Johnson, satisfies mtg-$125.
ia Ray to &C Combes, chattel mtg
cows-$125.
J W Stru 'el to Frances f Ward, sat
mtg lots Z, s, blk 4, Eureka add Elma.
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co VS. + S Clio.
YER, lien on lot II blk 1, karr's add Ho-
quiam-$23.
+ w Thurber VS. Ray Johnson, lien lot
Z, blk g. b q H add Aberdeen-$33.
wv Thurber vs. James Smith, lien on
VIZ lot 2, blk A, Aberdeen-$l6S.
TIE Warwick to l. F Cloyd, MOI tgage
so 40 it lots II and IS, blk 3, E & NJ add
Aberdeen-$300.
James White to c Thompson, salts
mortgage lot Z, blk "a, W & B Second
add Aberdeen-$2vO.
August Ihle to E G Thompson, con.
tract to sell lot 7, blk "a, w u B Second
add Aberdeen-$70O.
John Land-rs to John Larsen, contract
to sell south 30 feet lots and 8, blk 20,
frances add Aberdeen-$S00.
James White to d ] Cahll, satisfies
mortgage lots II, IA. Is, 16, sec 1916
$3.50.
CE Walch to Jas White, mortgage lot
4, blk "a, w & B Second add Aber-$5OO.
Amos Olson to Louis T Hill. mtg lots
II, 90, "a, blk 2, Arland's add Monte.
sano-$350.
Otto Hendrickson to Chas w Huotari,
bill sale = int in stock merchandise
1882.
r Dawdy to David B Baker, rel mtg
northwesterly 50 it lots IL, y, blk "a,
HoGuiam-S7OO.
James johnson to Elizabeth G Girton,
mtg ela lot 4, and VIZ lot 5, blk %,
ADerueen-fLUU.
Montesano National Bank to Montesa.
no Lumber Co, sat chat mtg.
Geo w Ninemre ct al to Montesano
Lumber Co, rel chat mtg saw mill.
A Kruger to n A Springer, chattel
mtg engine-$45.
G. II Burdick to James Rowland, mtg
lots to 10, blk go, Ruel Minis add Cos
mopols-Sl00.
John Bum to A l. Calow, trustee,
contract to sell all interest in westerly
AZ it of lot 5, blk Is, Elma-$2000.
Fl r Taylor to Same, contract to sell
ind ID int in westerly AZ it OF lot 5, blk
Is, Elma-$1000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Puget Sound Iron & Steel Works tc
Caldwell Bros, con sale engine-$l434.
X l. Higley to J A Ewell, chattel mtg
stock goods-$G64.
Louis Fogel ct al to Public, articles Of
incorporation Columbia Amusement Co.
I capital $1,000.
Columbia Amusement Co to Nude.
man, rhattel mtg furniture -$l76.
] NJ Vashbinder to E o Astrom, con-
tract to sell W SO it lot 8, blk 81, w & b
Second add Aberdeen-$SOO,
Geo H Emerson to Jas G Lee, contract
to sell nw4 of swN sec ~ 2O.12 (excep,
right Of way for road)-$l.
+ W Thurber VS. John Hanson, notice
of lien lot 3, blk 8, w & B add Aber-$l2.
FW l'hurber VS. VIM Mcdonald, lien
on lot 4, blk 81, Aberdeen-$l93.
+ L Harrison to N w Bush, sat mtg
$500.
Mobray & Valentine Bros to Montesa-
no State Bunk, chattel mtg engine, logs,
etc--$3OoO.
Natl Cash Register Co to Chas John
son, conditional sale cash register
A Mccall to Mrs. May Van Anken,
mtg lots 90, 2l, blk IA, Benn's Central
add Aberdeen-$350
II Kernagban to Ellis Martin, mtg e. 3
Of nei4 and elss of seh3 sec 2Sl7-S-SS00.
Ellis Martin to II l. Miller, assignm't
mtg above land-S80O.
EN- Gibson to J F Crss, logging con-
tract.
Washington Iron Works to II Glenn.
ons, con sale engine-SSS5.
J f Criss to Public, log brand F G.
LC Beckwith to S w Johnston, bill of
sale hotel bus--S25.
G J Taylor to J F O'Donnel, mtg VIZ
lot 6, blk 5, Oakville-$700.
John F Esmond to Julia F Crane, bill
OF sale half interest in stock of general
merchandise at Montesano-$1.
F B Taylor to Lumberman's Bank, as
signment of mtg n1a lot 8, blk 2, Byles'
plat Montesano-$70O.
Elizabeth p Carothers to John S Law,
satisfied mtg seq sec 2-16-9.
II / Rowland to X Evans, mtg all
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending October 81, comp lied
rom the records by the Washington A bstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
Harbor Land Co to w C Winter, lot
3, blk Is, Hoquiam-$400.
W A Brisco to E NJ Hoover, lots s, g.,
blk %, Karr's add Hoquiam-$lO.
w b Mack to Union Mill Co, quit elm
lots l. 2, blk ., Broadway add Aberdeen !;
lots 10 to IS, blk 4. N p add South Aber.
deen-$1.
Herbert Bloyce to E Jones, lot 5,blk
Z, w & B second add Aberdeen-S165.
q L Jones to Jeff Anderson, So me lot
1926.
II Carroll to Jas Beck, lots 3, 4, blk
\ Elma--$400.
F J. Morgan to d Williams, lots 81,
IS, blk 1, North Hoquiam add HOO 1850.
Geo / Burrows to w l. Adams, lots 5,
Il, s, 9, 10. II, sec Ash; elso swI OF
sw4 and lot 3, sec %; So of sw14 and
az OF se4 soc %; e1s sec 1919 Il-$l0OOO.
ia Nc .ilicuddy to Thos Phillips, lot
Z, blk 10, France $ add Aberdeen-$l25.
S ) King to Oscar S Sampson, pa acres
a sec 24-16 11-$250.
LO Markham to Ellis Martin, e]a OF
De14 and e1a OF sel4 sec 2S17-S-$1o.
Ellis Martin to r Kernaghan, ela OF
oei4 and ela OF seq sec 2S-17.S-$lOOO.
" T Villas to ; Rowe, lot l, blk 17S,
II ~-$o75.
NJ L Ray IL 9 Ray, ne of NV sec A.
J.5-S500.
W \ Wakefield o Belle Grippe, part OF
er ), blk 8, Martins add Elma-S25.
County Treasurer to E A Phlbrick.
ssx deed LOT Is, blk IA, North Hoqu;am
Of IA, blk 10, Hoquiam.
John S Law to Vim E Boeing, seq sec
I6-o-S1200.
Ia Abbott to Frank A Benedict, lot
= hlk 70, lot 4, blk II, South Aberdeen
lots 3 6, blk 81. lot 6, blk %, First add
Sonth Aberdeen; lots 5, 6, blk II, W &
EFrst adj Aberdeen; blocks l 2 T & K
subdivision Of tract 2, blk 2, f & l. g H
nomesteads-e1.
County Treasurer to J A McGllAcuddy,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26

tax deed We foot Of e1a OF lot 5, blk 80,
and it of e1a lot 5, blk IS, W q B
Second add Aberdeen.
JR Evans to II T Rowland, So OF blk
10, Southside add Aberdeen-$335.
Samuel Bonn to S X Bowes, lot Z, blk
IS, w & B Second add Absrdeen-$30o.
JR Evans to Ellis Martin, Sc of nw4
and n 4 of swl4 sec 2927-9-$l250.
EAIartn to Jaw d Crazy, So of nw4
and n = of swI4 sec 29.l7.9-$l3o0.
Frances f Ward to Frank Ground.
water, lots I, s, blk 4, Eureka add El-$75.
IT Di'lard to Fordney Timber Co, lois
2, 3, nwA OF neA and sea of nwA sec
3l-16 $1,000.
w S Cook to ] T Winston, tract in
neI of swL sec 3l-1S 6-$200.
IT Winston to G r Maris, same land
$500.
Ninemire & Morgan Co to Montesano
Lumber & Mig Co, three acres adjoining
mill site, Montesano-$1.
r B Herrick to Annie Rees, quit claim
lot 6, blk So, w & b Second add Ab-$2O0.
Fred Siese to Otto Seigfried, lot 81, blk
/, Benn's Central add Aberdeen-S200.
r Chabot to Edw Lycan, ny of seq
OF nw14 sec S,20-l2 and other land-$1.
r w Craig ct al to Pacific Beach Co,
all lots, bks and tracts in plat Of Pacific
Beach-Sl.
A w Dryden to G A Lind, lot II, and
e1a lot -, blk "a, First add So Ab-$125.
A w Dryden to NJ Sovedsen, lot 10 and
WI, lot IL, blk "a, First add So Ab-$125.
f G Thompson to August lille, lot 7,
blk "a. w & B add Aber-$7O0.
Jane f Taight to Thos w Larkins, Its
II to l6, blk 90, South Aberdeen-$l.
A J West to Gust Perala, lot 33, blk 66,
\ p add South Aberdeen $50.
Arnold J West to Gust Percaa, same
$50.
Otto Hcndrickson to Chas w Huotar,
undl5 int in lot ., Aberdeen Packing
Company add Aberdeen-$l250.
East Hoquiam Co to Chas o Brown,
lot 20, blk 40, Ontario add Hoquiam.
Sarah Crothers to A Matheson, lot
4, blk 8, Csmpbell's add Hoquiam-$lOO.
II f Spurrier to Thos Crothers, lots 4,
blk 8, Campbell's add Hoquiam-$525.
Geo B Mckay to S Shryock, lot 8, blk
II and lots 10, II, blk 20, Benn's Central
add Aberdeen lot 26, blk 66, N P add
Aberdeen, and lot %, blk %, First add
South Aberdeen-S300.
] | Waltney to W Auda, undo int
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
The Best Doctor.

Rev. g. G. Horton, Sulphur Springs,
Texas. writes, July 10Th. 1899: 81 have
used in my family Billiards. snow Lini-
ment and Horehound Syrup, and they
have proved certainly satisfactory. The
linment is the best we have ever used
for headache and pains. TIE cough
syrup has been our doctor for the last
eight years." Csc. SOC, $500. Sold by
w. B. Paine & Co. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26

in south 26la it lots 2 to g. blk 4, Mace,
Talbert 4 Magll's add Montesano.
Anna Schafer ct al to Peter Schafer,
swA of neA, the NJ OF sea and seq OF
seq sec 1O.lS-7-S1.
Frank B Roberts to Thos Katon, w23
OF mel OF sei4 sec t.17-7-$5.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
NEW CASES.

Chehalls County vs. Alice Snyder ct al.
Foreclo sure tax certificate.
Fred q Saddoris vs Puget Sound Uni
rersity. Foreclosure tax lien.
Alvaretta Bridges vs Arthur Bridges.
Divorce.
City OF Aberdeen VS. j G Cross ct al.
Frank p Drake VS. Matilda Drake. Di-
JOrCe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-26
At The C0UR! HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
D0INGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
njnutes Of inc Superior Court ana
New Cases flied. List OF Real rs
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
insfrumnefs Filed with Country
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
scted in the superior court for the week enu-
Jug october Il, tU1
Ell France VS. Z 0 Seaborg. Tax lien
foreclosed.
Arthur Morton & Co VS. o A Myers.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Ii D Critics ct al VI Same. Same.
J 5 Creech Ell al vs. Same. Same.
Jackson Lennon VS. Thos Williams
ct al. y NJ Wade appointed guardian OF
Barney and Ralph Williams.
j p Hermans VS. City Of Aberdeen.
Jury fees refunded.
Jonina Gudbraudson VS. Ofeigur Gud-
grandson. Plaintiff granted divorce and
custody OF children.
In re guardianship OF Veta DeBruler
ct al, minors. Petition for appointment
81 guardian set for October SO.
Montesano Light & Water Go VS. Che
halls Co l. 1T Co. Dismissed without
rosts.
FE Cree II ct al VS. City of Aberdeen.
Verdict for plaintiffs for 81, 100 50 and
costs.
In re guardianship OF Gladys Woods,
minor. Petition ior appointment OF
guardian set for October 80.
In re estate OF Ida Chamberlain, minor.
Sale OF real estate directed.
In re estate of Amund Ellingson, de-
ceased. Final account approved, estate
aistributdd and Administrative dis
charged.
In re estate of James H Parker, decd.
Citation to state treasurer issued.
In re estate of Isak A Sedig. deceased
Petition for appointment of administra.
:or set for October 80.
III re estate OF cad + Schroeder, decd.
Final account approved, estate distribut-
ed and administrator discharged.
1T Hill VS. Geo ii Arland. Judgment
5or plaintiff for $2,3l0.S0, attorneys fee
md costs.
Thirty-six new jurors were ordered
lraWn to serve the balance of the term.
Wv Walsh VS. G II Electric Co. Con-
,nued over the term.
Robert Z Foy and George o Todd were
admitted ic citizenship.
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