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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Released the Wrong Man.

Hutchinson, Kan. May 20.-Daniel
hartman, confined in the county jail
on the charge Of selling liquor at
Sylvia, got out Of jail and out Of the
county in an unusual way today. T.
Baugher, who had been held fol
horse. stealing, had his case settled
and a release was issued by the court
and delivered to Turnkey Harry
Hooper. Hooper went to the cage
and called for Bsugher and not
knowing him very we'll, did not
recognize hartman, who said he was
the man. hartman got away and
Baugher was released later when it
was found that the wrong man had
been let out. 1t was not suspected
at the time Of the delivery that the
wrong man had been released.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
No Prison Made Irvine There.

Guthrie, Ok, May 20.-Oklahoma
farmers will not be able to buy bind
Ing Irvine at reduced prices from the
Kansas penitentiary thlsyear. Last
year, because OF the fact that Okla.
homa convicts we're employed in the
Irvine plant, Irvine was sold in Okla.
homa at a reduction Of from five to
six cents below the retail market
prices. The president Of the board
OF prison managers of the Kansas
penitentiary notified the secretary
OF Oklahoma board of agriculture
about two months ago that. Okla.
homa would be allowed the usual re.
duction and that it would be un-
necessary to send a representatives.
attend the meeting of the board.
Since that time the warden OF the
penitentiary has Informed Secretary
Thoburn that there would be no
Kansas Irvine for sale in Oklahoma
or Indian territory this year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25

from American buyers, and thus to
do business abroad on a minimum
margin, and even at a loss when
necessary in order to effect lodg'
ment against foreign competitors
This is true and has been demons
trsted Of almost all trust products in
this country.
The Government proposes to buy
two ships abroad, upon which 1t can
save $65O,000. Steel rails will be
bought abroad at three or four dol
lars less than they could be had in
the United States. The saving on
canal supplies in general will bein the
same proportion.
tits too bad that the suffering con-
sumers in this country cannot make
the Government their purchasing
agent and thus avoid the high-tariff
rates which thin their purses andiat-
ten the pet monopolies.-St. Louis
Republic.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Baptist Church is Now
United in One Great Body

eliminating in a remarkable dis
play of enthusiasm and gOod-iellow.
ship had which blotted out sectional
lines, buried deeply the negro ques-
ton and obliterated completely the
memories of events before the war,
Northern Bsptists and Southern
Baptists, formally united in one
great body yesterday.
For the first time since 1915 the
denomination is united in spirit, in
motives and determinations. With
the completion OF the organization OF
the General Convention OF Baptists
OF North America, members of the
denomination from the North, South,
East and West, from Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines, Canada and
the missionary territories OF Mexico
aud Central America are now welded
together in one woI king body.
The action OF the National Conven.
ton of Baptists did not have the ei.
feet OF abolishing the Northern and
Southern churches. They still will
continue along their special lines OF
work. Their missionary boards and
otherchurch organizations will not
be consolidated, but while acting In.
dependently will work along thesa
lines and with common purpose.
At the session the hopes OF years
and the labors OF dozens OF men on
both sides OF Mason and Dixon's line
we're brought to q close. The report
of the Committee OF Nine, which car
ried the new constitution, was adopt.
ed unanimously, amid most inspiring
scenes and the climax OF the conven.
ton came when a great AYE" rolled
up upon the motion to adopt the re.
port.
The officers Of the new organize
ton were chosen just before the ad-
journment in the afternoon. Mis-.
souri, was again signally honored by
the selection Of E. W. Stephens, OF
Columbia, rs the first president Of the
denomination.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Shot in a Sham Battle.

Eli Reno, Ok May Is In a sham
battle at Fort Reno this morning,
Lieutenant G. L. Chapman Of the
Twenty-ffth infantry, adjutant OF
the post, was killed with q shot
through the body. His fellow officers
are grief stricken by the occurance.
The cause assigned is that OF an &C.
cident, but inasmuch as loaded
cartridges are not used In these ex.
ercises, the suspicion is manifested
that some one In the ranks with q
Rrudge against the young officer
used the occasion to satisfy his re.
sentiment. A careful inquiry into the
affair will be ordered.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
One Cold and Another

The seasons first cold
may be slight-may yield
to early treatment. but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. I'm
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure. Take
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25

We want to heartily thank the
business people Of Butler for the nice
little donation they gave us for re
pair work on the Holiness Chapel on
Mechanic street. l can assure you
as people it will be used for the
Glory Of God and His cause. Also
some personal friend helped US
Every body is cordially invited to
attend our services every Sabbath,
bible reading 10 a. m; preaching at
IL q. m. and 8 p. m. Friday even
Ing prayer meeting. Every one
come. X. A. WRIGHT, Pastor.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Radium 100000 An Ounce

New York, May 18.-The marvel.
GUS curative properties Of radium in
certain diseases as developed by re,
cent experiments has set the price to
soaring, until the present quotation
In London is 3 million dollars an
ounce offered, with no takers. The
price is purely speculative, as there
is not an ounce OF radium in London.
As result OF the scarcity Of radium,
the research work involving its use
is almost at q standstill. Radium is
the most expensive element known
to the world Of science. It is found
in pitchbende, a rare ore obtainable
at only few spots. After q ton Of
pitchbende has been cooked, treated
with acid and washed time and again
with different solutions, there re-
mains out Of the original ton about
a grain and a hall Of radium.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
OLD SLAVES TRIBUTE
TO FORMER MASTER.
In Gratitude For W. H. FrenCh's
BenevoIence Former Slave
Write Words of Love
and Appreciation.

Mexico Ledger.
Thursday morning an old and re
spectacle negro "aunty," neatly
dressed ard in every particular on,
OF the most respected OF her race
"an old.time dsrky" walked timidly
into the Ledger Office and asked iol
the editor. On being taken to Mr.
White she handed him q small pack
age wrapped in a newspaper yellow
with age and pinned together, ask
ing him to publish this "if yo please
ssh." On opening the paper twc
pieces OF old writing paper were
found with the following remarks o.
respect to ". II. French from bis
former slave:
A tribute Of affection and respect
to Mr.. William French.
As one OF the former servants Of
Mr.. William French / feel on my own
behalf as we'll as the rest OF them to
testify in this humble manner and to
show our appreciation OF his kind
ness to each and all my sisters OF US,
and mother in providing for us a
home and helping us In many ways
to get along in this world.
Since by the fortunes OF the late
Civil War, we are emancipated, Mr..
French has never ceased to look
after us and to do for us those things
tn at were necessary for US to make
an honest living and to be respected
by all who knew us, and feel es.
pecially grateful and to express 1t
that he, as well as my former and
present mistress, were 80 good to me
and proven It by giving me a home
with at least $1,000, so that my last
days might never be troubled by fear
OF want, but on the contrary might
be peace and contentment, and no
fear that l might ever be without a
home.
The master has blessed him with
wealth and we say, God bless him.
RHODA PALMER.
April "a, 1905.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
An Indian Girl a Sponsor.

Muskogee, 1. T., May 2O.-Captain
W. E. Gentry has appointed Miss
Harriet Crabtree Of this city
sponsor for the Creek and Seminole
brigade Of ex. confederate veterans at
the reunion at Louisville In July.
Miss Crabtree IL an Indian girl.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Wrote "Iohn Browns Body. I"

Philadelphia, May 20.-Thomas
Brigham Bishop, the man who wrote
"John Browns Body, "Shoo Fly,
Don't Bother Me-, and other noted
songs, is dead In his home here. He
was born in Wayne, Me-, June 20,
1885. His first song composition
was Johnny, FIJI Up tho Bowl"
Among Others which obtained
popularity were kitty Esll'', s'Lsai
by Leaf the Roses Fall'' "Pstty e.
. Picture, "6wsst EvAlins" and on
To Down Hw q Lil
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Druggists refund money
Il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
any cAse, no matter Of how long
standing, In 8 TO IA days. First ap'
plication gives ease and rest Soc. u
your druggist hasu't II send 60c IN
stamps and Il will be Forwarded posi-
p1id 81 Paris Medicine Co. 81: Louis,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
Free Trade
administration.

General Grosvenor is excited.
Pittsburg trembles. The advocates
OF high tariff are in a high state OF
CONSERVATION over Secretary Taft 8
announcement that this Government
will procure the Panama Canal sup
piles where 1t can buy them cheapest,
regardless OF home combinations.
President Roosevelt's approval is be-
hind the announcement. The Secre-
tary speaks ex cathedra for the ad =.
ministration. The President, it is
announced, knew and approved Of
thepolicy before he went on his hunt
ing trip.
Theplan to buy goods for the canal
work where they can be had for the
least money Is economical and hon
est. 1t is good business and what
any honest architect would do in
building house for a client. 1t is
on the principle OF taking bids on
the work." For the administration
to do otherwise would be to swindle
the country. A combination OF con-
tractors attempted to "stick up"
Uncle Sam and Roosevelt rebels.
But the plan presents the most un.
usual and wonderful spectacle OF a
great political house divided against
Itself and it's own political pets and
privileged interests. The Govern
ment, "a represented by Mr.. Roose-
welt and Secretary Taft, will ignore
the high tariff restrictions which
build truste, and will fight the effort
to force exorbitant prices. The ad-
ministratIon is virtually in the posi-
ton OF a complainant against the
Dingley schedules and the resultant
combines, the maintenance OF which
has been for years the prime, vital
motive OF the Republican party.
The situation, as the protesting
Mr.. Grosvenor says, certainly fur
nishes a theme for some interesting
tariff discussions. 1t gives tariff re.
vision a boom such as it has not had
In years. The action OF the admins.
tration Is reputation OF all the
logic that has ever been used in sup
port of protection. The Govern
ment, as represented by Messrs.
Roosevelt and Taft, is nothing less
than free trader.
1t is a free trader when It comes to
buy-but q stiff standpat protection.
list when the ruling party is working
up campaign funds.
The Government quite naturally
rebels when it is confronted with the
exactions under which the people
have been made to suffer.
For the Government to do other.
wise. however, than to buy where 1t
could buy cheapest would be to
swindle the Treasury and the tax.
payers In collision with the contrac.
tors.
It goes without saying that the
goods will be supplied more cheaply
abroad. The Government could 20
abroad and buy American trust
manufactured products at consider.
ably less than 1t would have to pay
for them in this country. The steel
rails for the canal railroad can be
procured from foreign representatives
Of the Steel Trust for lees than they
can So had at the home Office. Sim.
pie enough 10 the explanation. On. |
Dr. IT, Dingisy schedules the trust q |
II g scllect s double proat |
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-05-25
DraqQed q Kansan a Mile.

Lawrence, Kan, May 20.-Ganin
Allen, a farmer In the southern part
Of Leavenworth county, was killed In
q runaway accident last night. He
ives dragged nearly q mile before the
horses were stopped.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending June TO- COMPLIED
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
A e Partridge to NJ J Murphy, lot l
blk Q, Oakville; lot I, blk t, Bagshaw' g
add Oakville-$25.
FF Williams to G A Morgan, sea Of
ner4 and VIZ OF swA of ne'4 sec Ais
11-S720.
II d Richmond to L p Horton, swl :
lot 3, blk 81, lot 3, blk -, Campbell
add; lot l., blk 5, Kari's add Hoqu-$l.
Jesse Fowler to VIM Griggs, nw4 see
80 21.7--Sl200.
Laura Rogers to VIM Griggs, nell sec
1O.2l-7, and s'5 Of metz and nwl4 OF neA
sec 1921 7-$2400,
Ole Olsen to Archie Murray, lots II
and +, blk %. frances add Aber-Sl.
Martin Oeson to Archie Murray, lot I,
blk II, frances add Aberdeen-$l.
Robt Scott to Fred Wilson, swA sec
22-l9.0 except timber-S1OO.
State OF Washington to A Murray, ne
Il of nell; sw14 of nel4 and ne OF sw14
sec 36'l0-9-$4SO.
Robt Chabot to II D Chapman, lot 7,
biz 4, Mocllps-Sl25.
Harbor Land Co to Geo Glander, lot s,
blk >, iloquiam-S31O.
c + Burrows Co TO Fordney Tim Der
Co, NE OF ne14 sec "A 1871.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15
NEW CASES.

Waiter Pack VS. We tern Cooperage
Co. Damages for injuries.
Evardeen & Farrell vs. Foster Bros.
Certified copy of Judgment.
Lottie f Frank VS. l. N Frank.
f II Story vs. IL II Meyer. On debt,
attachment.
Ninemire & Morgan VS. Same. Same.
Esmond & Esmond VS. Same. Same.
Fred ii Green vs. G NJ Demeree. On
note and foreclosure mortgage.
G II Wilson VS. + Johnson. Fore
closure tax lien.
Same VS. E Mccartney. Same.
+ 5 Potter va E Ii Capen. Foreclosure
tax lien.
Olympic Land Co vs F M Owens
Same.
Same vs. w A Farrell. Same.
Same vs. A f Zulsdorph. Same.
G II Wilson W Aberdeen Land Co
Same.
State va H H Meyer. Obtaining prop
ertv under false pretenses.
In matter allowance extra services {
w Arland, q l. DAVIS, Commissioners.
Louisa Eisenberg VS. Ed 5 Eisenberg
Divorce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15
Attic Court HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DDINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Minutes Of the Superior COurf ana
new Cases Fiied. List of Real CS-
tate Transfers and miscellaneous
instruments FILED With Country
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

f...,s.il, is tn. record of business trans
aoteu Ia the 1uperOr court for the week emo
inc ~ ~ "3
El.o 3 ulchinson vs. q G Hutchin
son. Divorce granted.
In r. Ed iuvh, Geo Croser, Hugh Nc
Kiriey alA VIM Dowd. Issuance OF
- mo- directed.
f NJ tiibh'a v, John Anderson. Yer
diet for plaintiff for S25.
J IL Black vs. VIM kester. Verdict for
plaintiff fo 10.
r / Philbrcll VS. Western Cooperage
Co, Tax lien forecosed.
Same IS + + Kennedy Same.
j IL Hale vs Unknown heirs OF Jason
tn, npson, decd. Same.
Olympic Land Co VS. Chenois Kluck.
same.
Slla v Emma Collins. Same.
Gnn,e We v w Milling & Power Co.
same.
Walter Pack We Western Cooperage Co.
w I'll. Pack appointed guardian al
liten.
/. sui.neir vs. Union Mill Co. Dis
missed at defendants costs of $50.
~
sentenced to four years in the penlen-
tiarv.
Chas Alta vs. Anderson & Middleton
Lumber Co. Demurrer to complaint
Overruled.
VIM Smith VS. Michigan Lumber Co.
Same.
i Blair vs. Ruby Poland. p S Locke,
S X BOWes and VIM tanning appointed
appraisers of homestead.
j Fl Eredenberg vs. X L Sharp Mort
gage foreclosed, and sale OF property di-
iected.
NJ Comedy vs. N w Lumber Co. De-
PENDANTS motion to make more definite
sustained in part.
Fred Rosmond vs. Marshal Hubbard.
Plaintiff declared owner of of real estate
III controversy.
Jury fees were RENTED in cases OF
Sven Johnson vs. Wishkah Boom Co and
J c Iill vs. Panel & Folding Box Co.
In re estate of Mahala Valentine,
Iced. Private sale OF real estate direct
g..
IN re estate of Betsev and G L Landin,
decd. Account Of administration APP
proved.
In re Geo 7 Quigg, decd. June 10
fixed to hear petition for administrator.
VIM Mcneil vs. City OF Aberdeen.
Plaintiff allowed to amend complaint.
NV Lumber Co vs. Chas Veysey. Wit.
ness ices reduced from $l040 to $40.
In re estate Daniel Curran, decd. Fred
Rosmond appointed administrator.
Andrew smith vs. Henry Balch. Dis
missed.
In re Pearl Bartlett. Child awarded
10 custody OF mother.
In re estate 3 Morgan, decd. Peter
Hurley, A 5 Hodgdon and Vern Smith
appointed appraisers.
STATE vs A A Armstrong. Defendant
resentenced to be hanged July 81.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Brunswick Balke-Calende Co to w
H Shields, con sale pool tabe-$l75.
CT White ct al to Public, articles of
inc Cosm opolis Water Go, capitol $4,000.
Laura Murray to Jesse Fowler, sat chat
mtg-$540.
Ole Guinness to Laura Rogers, sat mtg
$500.
Julius Heyer to H T Ash, sat mtg-$300.
L Il Raymer to Mary f Williams, sat
mtg-$75.
NJ S Oleson to NJ F Williams, sat mtg
|-$1l5.
Phoenix B & l. Association to Ole
Oien, sat mtg lots IL, IL. blk %, Frances
add Aberdeen.
Alex Eairley to Fannie J Kane, mtg
seq sec 22-l86-$100O.
CA Johnson to G G Altman. mtg lot
10, blk /, Karr's Hill add Aoqulam-$60O.
Rose S Benson to Mary B Laughlin,
chat mtg furniture-$10O.
w A butcher to Beardsley Bros, chat
mtg horses-$400.
Robt Scott to Fred Wilson, sat chat
mtg.
Ole Oien to Ole Guinness, mtg neI OF
ne4 swI Of neL and n . OF sw4 sec
SO. 19-9-s130O.
Mercantile Trust Co to N P Ry Co, rel
OF mtg lots 6, 8, sec 23-l6-9.
EF Shinabarger to Fred Schnurr, mtg
lot 2, blk p, Cosmopolis-S50O.
q l. simmons to VIM Phillips, DILL of
sale horses-$3OO.
of sale Young & Boyle shingle mill-S2964.
VIM Jacka a. Son to Ray Belden, con
sale furniture-$4O.
S $ Glover to Geo G Altman, mtg lot
IL, blk 4, Karr's add Hoquiam-Sl0S0.
Robt Coughlin to Lizzie q Thomas, as.
signment of real estate contract lots to
4, sec II; lot |, sec IS; lot 3, Sc of ne "A z,
nel1 of ne4 and sea sec 10; VIE OF ne a F.,
nwN NJ OF swI and sea OF swI sec
20, VIZ of nel4 sec 30 1I-9.
Montesano NATL Bank to l. I Hill, as
Segment of mtg executed by Il IL AR.
! land-S500.
w NJ Tornow to Ernest Mass, mtg s !
OF ne4 sec l2-19.7-S400.
PR Hogan to C A Beardsley, INTO lot
4, blk Harris add Hoquiam-$l5OO.
w w Hewitt to A NJ Pantlan, mtg blk
6, Karr's add Hoquiam 1900.
H H Meyer to Thos Conner, chat mtg
restaurant turniture-$25O.
A w Shelley to G A Beardslev ct al,
mtg lot |, blk Al, w & B Second add
A berdeen-$250.
&c Moulton to S B Davis, lease fur
! niture-$S2.
CIR Wilson VS. J f MCCARTNEY. lis pen.
| dens to foreclose tax lien lots II, Is, 10,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15

Rozet1a N0pkins TO Geo b Hopkins,
lots | and 3, blk u, hopkins auu Aoo'
deen-S200.
&C Combes to T A Osborn, at elm eik
70, C & w add Elma.
G B Weatherwax to Dora b Wea,iler'
wax, undh Of lots |, 2, 8, 10 H. -
of seE and sea Of swl4 sec !, ai'u ip'
4. sec 10; lots /, .. 3. and ne OF he'4
sec IA II 0; also und l-9 OF ne sea sec
2l.lS.7-$l0.
l. B MIN, to Harvey Fry, und13 INT
lots to5 blk A, Cosmopolls-Soo
Carrie Broderson to Sophie Swanson,
lot Is, blk s, North Eloquam-Sloo
w b Mack to Otto Hend,ick son, lots
| and =, blk 81, n p add So Aber-Sl0O
Alb Weed to W B Lowrie, blk l3,First
add South Aberdeen 81.
W Il Lowrie to f + Jones, undo mt
lots | t., 8 and % to 80, blk il, First add
South Abetdeen-Sl.
4 : to James Fowler, patent, nel4 sec
l02l7.
L y to Virginia Fowler. patent, nw4
of net, and sla OF mel sec T. Ill.
U S to Jesse Fowler, patent, nwl4 sec
l. 2l-7
EN-, 3 Hutchinson to Lucinda Tunny-
cliff, 81 acres in lot /, sec 3l-lS7-S75O.
JE Calder, adnr. TO w q rurpin, lois
II and r. blk 8, Academy add Monte
sauo-S4O.
SW Gaskill to Frank Groundwater,
VIZ lot 2, blk II, Elma-SJ0.
Emma l. Simpson to j mes Beck, lots
3 and 6, blk 10. Elma-S63.
CT Wooding to Otto IIendricksmr. lot
9, Aberdeen Packing Cos plat Ab-~S75O.
Ella A Poison to Geo D Robertson. lot
%, blk Is, North Hoquiam add Ho-$2oD.
County Treasurer to Il L Philbrcks
tax deed lots IL to II, blk I, Tacoma add
South Aberdeen; lot 10, Dix 8, First add
South Aberdeen lot 3, blk II, lot 5, blk
| IS, Broadway add South Aberdeen.
Same to Same, tax deed lots 10 and II +,
blk IL, First add South Aberdeen.
U S to Anna NJ Ranum, patent ne4
Of sw d sec 13-20.l1.
Alb Weed to w Lowrie. lots to "a,
blk Is, First add South Aberdeen-$l.
w b Lowrie to A w Dryden, same
property-$l.
Ntdlu W "A NduCCj cO 1Os IL NV
s, blk 3, Elma-$l00.
Benn to Marie l. Nadon. lots 90. "a,
blk 4, Benn's Central add Aber-$235.
U S TOT o Elder, patent sw4 sec 81
1853.
Robt Chabot to r O'Neil ct al, two
acres at Mocips, conditioned that grant.
eea build shingle mill or saw mill within
one year-$l.
VIM B Lowrie to F f Jones, quit elm
lots 7, 8, blk 2, South Aberdeen-$l.
Grove NJ Antrim to Florence +. Doug.
las, lots 8, 9, blk Il, b & W add Ab--$l.
] A Mitchell to a NJ Abel, lot 7, blk
II, Wishkah-$225.
Treasurer to D w Fleet, tax deed lot
II, blk 6, Byles add Montesano.
l. b Bignold to Mrs G Il Clark. lot ~,
and strip 10 it wide off west end lot Z,
blk 8, Byles add Montesano-$l.
A d Devonshire to Geo Circumstances,
quit claim lot s, blk 7, Hoquiam add
Aberdeen--$1.
Ninemire 4 Morgan Co Same, same-$1.
Albert Johnson to Matilda Johnson, lot
8, blk %, Aberdeen-$1.
U S to Maggie Foreman, patent ne
sec 32-1S-5.
John ellison to w Hicks, lot 10, blk
8, Benn's Central add Aberdeen-S5O0
U $ to Anton Kestner, patent 81 OF
nwH sec 3, seq of ne4 and neh of seq
sec 1899.
In Demeree to G Becker, lots to
6, 10 to "a, blk 81, N add South Ab-$l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15

G, K. SauerS,
Plaintiff,
vs.
George Day and J Peterson,
and all persons unknown, Summons in fore
If any, having or claiming CLOSURE of tax lien.
TO have an interest in and
to the real property here
matter described,
Tho sta+e of Wssbirgton to ceorge nav ord
7 Paters"n tho ahova nsmad dafepSantS and
all nersons unknown ifanv having or claim
arty ~ S 6escrihad ' '' e"'
ei1y neiei I i ucnoi 81, ,o.u h .;ea a.
~ lou a,iu s"t ~ ", sou ] it;T ''
6oi H. ~ of nIimnnapne rnd
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15
Lewis and Clark Exposition.

For above occasion round trp tlckeIS
will be sold to Portland as follows:
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS.
1896 on sale daily May Goth, to October
10Th, inclusive, good thirty days from
date OF sale, but not later than Oct. 3lst.
PARTY TICKETS.
$4.45 each for parties OF ten or more on
one ticket, going and returning together,
ON sale daily May Goth, to October Is.
inclusive, good ten days from date OF
sale.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
ii. B. ELDEr, Agent.