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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
Miscellaneous Transfers.

VD Phillips to N w L Co. mtg lot %,
blk l3, North Hoquiam-$207.
Peter Harbough to w st E Cess. lease
lots 1886, blk 4; lots to s. blk 5, lots
to s, blk 6, Scammons' add Montesano /;
also tracts Tax Nos and 5, years-$450.
NE Dlvilbiss to L Hall, rel mtg-$500
John Pearson to Will tanning, salts
fies mortgage-$300.
Carl Olson to Alfred Nelson, sat mort
gage-$2S5.
Aberdeen Brewing Co to Mcclure,
con bill of sale furniture, etc-$3l0O.
Will Lanning to John Pearson, mtg
lot 8, blk 10, Frances add Aber-$3O0.
John Gardner to Ernest Hermann. mt g
lots $40. blk 10, w & add Elma-S200.
S II Harmon Lumber Co VS. Grays
Harbor Gas Co, notice of lien-$l311.
Thos McNa'ly vs. Samuel Gordon, lien
on lot 49, blk 81, Ontario add ElMa-*15.
W f Campbell, exec, to George Clark,
sat mtg land in sec 7.16.1O-$4OOO
Geo Clark to Geo G Altman, mtg: land
in sec 16.lO--$15OO.
George F Stone ct al to Public, ARTICLES
Of incorporation Grays Harbor Railway
and Light Co, capital 100000.
Montesano National Bank to Nv II
Cheney, release of chat mtg on tools-$30O.
w H Cheney to Montesano National
Bank, chat mtg-S30O.
Eugene lille to Ed Dolan. assignment
OF mtg executed by w w Harmon-$6OO.
GP Clerin to A n Baldwin, sat mort.
gage-$75.
Sarah E Price to G w Bryan, mtg land
in neH Of sea sec 30 l6.4-$250.
Vance Lumber Co to John Gardner
sat mtg lots 1916, blk 10, w & B ado
Ema.
August Haney to T J O'Nelll, release
of property on conditional sale.
Same to Geo 2 Bell, satisfies chat mtg
horses.
b Dunn to l. b Cotter, release Of
chat mtg.
Jane Oswald to NJ NJ Bruneau, sat mtg
$500.
Aberdeen State Bark to Eugene Lor
ent, satisfies mtg-S550.
" Fesenfeld to W DeWalker, lease
range-S45.
Same to Fred Rosenstock, same -$33
Della f Kneeland to w Fl kneeand
power of attorney.
Washington Trust Il Banking Co tt
Public. certificate OF organization.
Samuel | Rowe to Chris Daniels, re
lease OF property on conditional sale.
B L Titus to A Richardson, mtg lot 5
blk 6, Byles add Montesano-$400.
Jos Mauermann to F NJ Mills, agree
ment to sell 80 it OF lot 4, blk s, Oak
ville-$450.
w L Adams to B ] Erdman, rel OF mts
s1a .of nw4 and lots 5, 4, of sec 3.19.12
| GO Siolseth ct al to Public, articles o
incorporation Sjolseth & Moe Logging Co
Chas H Davis to H E Hulet, contrac
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29

to sell timber OIL sea sec 9.17-9, and
nela sec 1918 9-$c0,000.
f. b Benn to Public, affidavit as 10
Elmer Z Thompson.
Hayes & Hayes 10 Chas Johnson, sat
mtg-Sl240.
J r Evans to + G Newman, contract
to sell lot Is, blk IS, W x Second add
Aberdeen--SlS00.
County Clerk to Public, certified copy
OF decree in cause of w Patterson VS.
Frances b Hayes ct al, affecting sw4
sec 81 us.
d A Watson to Jacob l. Phillips, mtg
land in sec 1.lG-ll and other land-Sl000.
] rThornton to w A Beaver, mtg sw
Il OF sw4 sec 25-lS-5-S650.
Mrs ii Stevenson to Lumberman's
Bank bill OF sale bowling aley-$l.
A w Dole to r L Philbrick, mtg lots
%, 26, blk 10, North Hoquiam-$i50.
w T Osborne to David Crosby, con.
tract to sell lot 3, blk l, Lanning's add
Aberdeen-$450.
H E Hulet to Aberdeen State Bank,
mtg lot Z. and nw4 OF seI sec 1l.lS.9
-$4120.
SIX Bowes to Public, dedication Bowes
add Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
Real Estate Transfers.

E0r the week ending March "a conn lied
Rom the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
w J Patterson eft al to Nels Nelson,
block %, West End add Aber-$l050.
W j Patterson ct al to John johnson,
a . OF lot I, Blk !, E & L Grays Harbor
Homestead-$1 $1,000.
Grant f Guist to Fred Hewett, lots
10 I, blk 2, Gusts Subdivision OF Z &
l., Il II Homesteads-$550.
Inez NJ Tanner to Henry Beckenhauer,
lot 4. blk 81, and 10 it lot 5, blk 81, w
& b add Aberdeen-$60O.
I'D Crary ct al to G 7 Smith, so 65 it
Of lots So, blk Is, w & B add Aber-$SOO.
John Carmody to J J Johnson, az Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Minutes of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real fS.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
tnStrumnetsI FILED With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

Ine following is the record of business trans
Etsd in the Superior court for the week end
ZIG March n, 1906.
Anna Peterson VS. Frank Peterson.
Summons by publication directed.
w J Patterson vs. F 3 Hayes tt al.
S'.fendants directed to issue quit claim
leed to plaintiff
Florence O'Neil VS. FPO'Neil. Divorce
granted.
City Of Aberdeen vs. Henry Rush.
Findings OF fact and conclusions Of law
signed.
IN re guardianship OF Linnea Passmore
II al, minors Guardian 0re tied to rent
property.
Inez n Tanner vs Joel f Tanner.
Minor child placed in custody of Mrs. A.
J jackson.
r S Harris vs. :, \ Mopes. Defendants
demurrer 0yeriuied.
In re estate OF Caroline f Drummond,
deceased. Appraisement approved.
In re estate Of c \ Wardrobe, decd.
Snreties of administrative discharged.
In re estate OF Henry Rossiter, de.
ceased, Appraisement approved.
Nina g Jensen VS. Wilhelm. Judgment
toI plaintiff.
City OF Aberdeen vs. Bertha X Lanner.
All defendants adjudged in default, ex-
cept w NJ McKenney.
H Rowland vs II A Kalb. Defend.
ants demurrer overruied.
Victor Keckonen vs. Columbia Amuse-
Ment Co. n w appointed receiver.
Goldie Cline VS. Louis G Cline. Di.
yorce granted.
W II Abel vs. J w Kleeb, cases. Gar.
aishment.
Joseph Tiefenthaler vs. NJ Rightsm an.
Foreclosure OF material lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29

| F~O~Os
Will tanning to Ralph B Smith, 80 70
it lots 1l,12, blk Sc, W & B Second add
Aberdeen-$550.
John johnson to Ralph B Smith. lots
1883. 10, blk 50, " 4 B Second add Aber.
deen-$l5O0.
Alb McAfee to Mary o McAfee, lot 4,
blk %, Campbell's add Hoquiamr lot 4
and swl4 OF SEA and seq Of swA sec lS,
: and lot l, sec l9.2l.10-$l.
Emma l. Chamberlain to X Bowes,
all blocks | to s. Park add Aber-$400O.
s X Bowes to W D Hoover, lots 1917,
IS, blk 8, Park add Aberdeen-$225.
Gus Noeske to Will tanning, lot 8, blk
10, frances add Aberdeen-$1.
J G Mohrweis to Wood Lumber Co,
seN OF swL sec 7, and ne4 of nw4 and
n% OF neL sec 1--21 .l0-$l.
County Treasurer to A II Hoefer, tax
deed "a it and 10 in lots - to II, N z
add South Aberdeen; 491s # lot 16, bl
: "a, and 491a it lot 7, blk 25, First add
South Aberdeen.
B f Wagley to N Simpson, quit elm
lots to s, blk 5, & W add Elma-$2O.
Della A Marcis tow NJ McDougall, INV
Of seq, We of neA end neA o:nw4
sec 2S.19-7-$lO.
County Treasurer to f f Jones, tax
deed lot 10, blk 10. South Aberdeen lots
10, blk A, lots 1874. blk SO, lots II ~,
1871 blk So, n Z add South Aberdeen.
County Treasurer to S w Gaskill, tax
deed, lots 21,22, blk l, lots rs, blk Z, w
& B add Elma.
County Treasurer to J johnson, tax
deed g 10 it lot 8, blk 5, First add South
Aberdeen.
County Treasurer to d w Fleet, 491s
it lot IS, blk "a, ami e 49>a it lot 3, blk
%, First add South Aberdeen.
Sheriff to Charles Martin, certificate
of redemption lot Z, blk -, Hoqu-$79.
E A Rupert to Electa NJ Locke, lots 4,
So, blk So, W & B add Aberdeen-s74O.
w G PEBBLES to W p Shelton, Sc 25 it
of lots Sc, blk "a, Hoquiam-$l.
S w Bowes to W A Haney, lots Is, 10,
20, blk 5, Park add Aberdeen-$225.
SIX Bowes to Daniel sharkey, lots 7,s,
blk IL, Rice's add Aberdeen-$l5O.
James Stewart to Anna Keller, lot 3,
blk 7, Stewards First add Highland
Home-$100.
U S to Mary o McAfee, patent lot 4,
sw4 of seq and seq OF swz sec 10; lot
l, sec l9.21.1O.
Mary o McAiee to Wood Lumber Co,
same land-$5.
W Gaskill to f NJ Nicholson, Its 81.
%, blk l. W & b add Elma-$l.
EN- Nicholson to S W Gaskill, lots /,
2,3 4, blk Is, l. & A add Elma-$1.
R Chabot to Jennie E Cooper. lot 3, bl
2, Moclips-Sl50.
w Flower ct al to + p Briscoe, timber
on 53ls rods OF east side of nw4 OF nw1a
sec ) 17.7-$3OO.
CHI Davis to Poison. Loy ging Co, nwLi
sec 20 10 9-$Sl60.
Same to Same, nwL sec II, n1a sec 10
ne OF sw4 of sel4 sec Is, ne4, e1s nwh
and e1a Of sea sec l9-l9'9-$l.
c B Shields to NJ Hogan, Is it O
lot |, blk 8, Bayview add Aber-$15O.
J W Scott to G w Bryan, Sc 8 rods O
VIZ OF sw4 OF nel4 OF sw4 sec 80 16.4
$50.
Eugene ..Lorent to Hannah Becken
hauer, tract 80 by 200 feet in Aber
deen-$l500
A A Brauer to X Bo YES ,:tract 7, bill
2. Z & L Grays Harbor Homesteads-$1O
Pacific Land Co to A NJ Mcneil, lot 7
blk Is, Pacific Land Co.'S add Aber-$30O
j Scott to F NJ Mills, north rod
OF VIZ OF sel4 OF swI4 sec 30.l6-4-s5O.
A ] Gibson to Edw Gibson, lot 2, Sc,
: 10, and IL acres off east side lot /, Sc,
1916 $500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
NEW CASES.


State vs. Howard Stanton. Burglary.
Or f G Story VS. Charles E Story, Sr,
ct al. Foreclosure chattel mortgage.
Nina Z Jensen VS. Wilhelm Jensen.
Divorce.
Michigan Lumber Co vsl Aberdeen
Mercantile Co ct al. Disclaimer Of
money.
Victor kecEoucn vs. Columbia Amuso-
ment Co. For appointment OF receiver
Richard McSorley vs. Sadie McSoreley.
Divorce.
In re guardianship Ray Flowers ct al l.,
minors. Petition for appointment guard.
ian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
Notice of SheriH's Sale.

Notice OF Sherift'S Sale.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington, for Chehalis County.
w. G. Rex. as executor
of the Estate of Jennie
Dipman, deceased, Suo;,, Ew,
Plaintiff, po0'" NJ lA eooa
Charles Dpman,
Defendant.
Under and by virtue OF special exc
cution, issued out Of the Superior Court
in the above entitled action, on the Hth
day of March, 1906, pursuant to judg.
ment rendered on the 2Sth day Of Febru.
airy, 1906, in favor OF the above named
plaintiff, and against the above named
defendant, for the sum of $57. 40 against
Lot Z, Block 8. Benn's Central Addition
to Aberdeen, WASH. In the sum of $27.5S
against Lot IL, Block 8, Benn'a Central
Addition to Aberdeen, WASH: In the
sum OF 1881 against Lots II and Is,
Block 8, Benn's Central Addition to Alb.
erdeen. Wash. In the sum of $13.5S
against Lot 5, Block 80, North Aberdeen,
Wash.
Which said writ OF special execution,
was to me as Sheriff Of Chehalis County,
Washington, duly directed and delivered,
and by which l am directed and com.
manded to sell at public auction, accord.
ing to law, the following described prop.
erty, to-wit
Lot 7, Block 5, Benn's Central Addi.
ton to Aberdeen, WASH, Lot IL, Block
8, Benn's Central Addition to Aberdeen.
WASH, Lots II and 10. Block 8, Benn's
Central Addition to Aberdeen. WASH,
and Lot 3, Block 30, North Aberdeen,
Wash.
Public Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 14th day OF April, 1906, at
the hour of 9ocock A. NJ. of said day,
at the front door of the Court House, in
Montesano, Chehalis County, Washing
ton, will sell the above described prop.
erty, or 90 much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy said judgment, together
with interest, costs and increased costs
to the higheet and best bidder. for cash
in hand in lawful money of the United
States.
Dated at Montesano. WASH, this 18th
day of March, 1906.
Date OF first publication March Is, 1906.
Date OF last publication April ~, 1906.
j. A. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Of Chehalis County, Washington.
BY J. G. WINTERS,
Deputy.
TROY 4 FALKNoR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
OLYMPIA. Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Washington i'll and for Chehalis County.
Anna Peterson
Frank Peterson
Defendant
The State of Washington to the said Frank
Peterson, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
Sixty Days after the date OF the first pubica-
ton of this summons, to-wit; within sixty days
after the 10Th day of March, 1906, and defend
the above entitled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff, and serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his office
below stated; and in case of your failure SO to
do judgment will be rendered against Won ac-
cording to the demand of the com plant which
has been filed with the clerk of said court. The
object of this action is for divorce in the
cases prescribed by law, and to secure divorce
on the grounds of desertion and abandonment
and the further grounds of neglect and failure
to make suitable provision for the support of
said plaintiff and their child and to secure the
care and custody OF said child.
c. W. HODGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. Address: Hoquiam, Chehslis County,
Washington.
Last Publication April @, 1906
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What Florida Lands Are Worth.

Mr.. n. ]. Wicker, of Coleman, was
visiting in Ocala during the week and
when asked how things were in Sum
ter, he replied by saying that he had
just paid the sum of $500 for ten
acres of land in the Warm Springs
hammock near Coleman, and that he
wouldn't part with it now for $500 per
acre. Not unfrequently, he says, this
amount OF money is cleared on these
lands in a single year. 1t has been
done often. He thinks they are the
best lands in Florida. They can stand,
better than any lands he has ever seen,
both flood and drought.
Mr.. Wicker is a native Of Georgia,
but he is now the most enthusiastic
Floridian we have met in many a
day. AS good as Mr.. Wicker's land
is, there are thousands of acres OF
land in the interior of the state just
as good and all they need is Wicker's
to locate on them.
Marion county needs a thousand
Wickers to locate upon and till her
thousands of acres of abandoned, rich
hammock lands.
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FORT MCCOY DoINGS.

Christmas has come and gone. 1t
brought its joys and left its sorrows.
There was but little drinking and
carousing. Have heard of but one
fight, Will Crimson and Ed. Howard
tried their powers and quit even.
The weather for the past ten days
has been such that a fellow did well
to stay in doors. Several have gone
across the river, into the scrub after
deer, but few have bagged any.
Mr.. Elan Martin came home from
Jacksonville, where he was attending
school to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Prevatt had the
misfortune to lose one of their twin
babies a few days ago.
Wesley Stevens, who has been in
De Sofa county for several months
packing oranges. has returned home.
Messrs. Priest and Milligan were out
hunting sheep killing dogs last Sat
urday and report that dogs have des-
troyed several of their sheep.
Mr. A. w. Kinlaw. stiner for l.. l..
. Meggs at Dexter, has just returned
from trip to Jacksonville.
1t was rumored that Monroe Bros,
had bought out the Dexter turpentine
farm, but j. w. Stevens the superin-
tendent. says he knows If no such
trade having been made.
Messrs. Tiller and Harp. who sx-
pected to open up a new turpentine
farm at Eureka, have abandoned the
idea for the present. They are busy
running their farm a few miles north
of this place. They have gone far
enough to cut poles for their sham
ties and then after Geer, their sup
erintendent shot and killed his wife
in Ocala. they could not complete
their work there, so gave it out for
a while.
MeSsrs. ]. E. Thomas and NIL. Nc
Quaig are expecting to represent Mar
ston lodge, No. 40. +. and A. NJ in
the Grand lodge meeting, which con-
venes the third Tuesday in the pres
ent month in JaXville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-05
GREAT STRIDES MADE IN AMERI
CAN JOURNALISM.

Mr.. Charles NJ. Harvey has a vol
luminous article in Leslie's Weekly on
American Journalisms Half Century's
Progress" He says improvements are
seen in every phase of newspaper ac-
tivity. That in 1855 when Frank
Leslie's Weekly was established,
there were three thousand daily and
weekly newspapers and periodicals of
all sorts in the United States. There
are now twenty-four thousand. He
says that Americans read more than
any other nation. interviewing, which
is now a CONSPICUOUS figure of every
American newspaper. did not have a
beginning until 1860. The Ocala Daily
Banner contains more Geographic, edi-
torial and local news items than
any New York newspaper did in
1885. The newspapers, including the
perfecting press and the linotype and
monotype machines. have made great
er advancement than any other one
thing in our modern life.
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A SOLDIERS HOME FOR FLORIDA.

Hon. James p. Taliaferro has intro
duced bill in the senate OF the Unit
ed States for the establishment of a
soldiers branch home in Florida. The
not less than three hundred acres, and
that the said home be located on the
grounds so purchased, unless suit
able tract should be donated. and that
the sum of 100000 be appropriated
for the construction OF buildings
thereupon; that all hcnorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors and marines
shall be eligible for admission of said
home. Commander Thomas J. Owen.
of Ocala, has received the following
letter in regard TO the same which ex-
plains itself:
"a Wardes Building, Washington, ID.
c., Dec. 90. 1905.
General Thos. j. Owen. Comdy Dept Of
Florida, G.. A. r.. Ocala, Fla
Dear Commander and Comrade:-
IlSIeNilH manu- you copies Oh SEN
ate Bill No. 1696-Senator Taliaferro's
bill for a Branch Home" in Florida
which bill you will recall passed the
Senate last session. but failed, owing
To want Of time to reach a vote in the
House. l believe mis- ambition is to
see Home" in Florida, and that he
has set himself with all the power at
his command. to accomplish this work
"a work that is in the best interests
of every man. woman and child in the
state In giving To the state and the
nation, the benefit of his wide exper-
fence and business training, Senator
Tayiaferro has been most unselfish.
If all comrades and brethren in the
state will show him that they appre-
ciate the efforts made by him. it will
go a long way in making his work a
success.
Yours in Fraternity. Charity and
Loyalty,
Geo. f. Foote.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ocala House, Jan. &c. +. Mahon-
ey, Apalachicola, Thomas NJ. Keller.
w. w. Stanton, F. G.. Rush, A. S.
Mann, b. E. Lenard, Jacksonville;
Mrs. l. Cohen, Montgomery. Ala;
Thomas Palmer. Tampa; James Weir,
Brooklyn. n. Y; r. B. Taylor. HON.
osassa, Fla; r. l.. Barnes. wife and
child, VIM. M. NJ. Hough, Carrie
Barnes, Sydney Barnes, Dunnellon.
Fla; w. NJ. Gist, Mcintosh, Fla; z.
c. Chambliss, city; A. B. Gallagher,
Montezuma Hotel, Jan. 3.-S. L.
Bryan, Mascath, Fla; DR.. H. r. Snow.
Floral city. Fla: Scott Hubbell, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Y. NJ. Bonner, Valdosta, Ca;
Geo. Henry, Jacksonville, Fla; ID. II.
Irvine, Orange Lake. Fla; 7. c. Gill
bert North Carolina; A. J. Haggart,
Granville, N. Y; j. S. Morris, Ocala,
Fla: L. A. Morris, Ocala, Fla; E. w.
Clement, Dunnellon. Fla; w. Z.
Brown, ST. Petersburg. Fla; ]. S. jolly,
Gainesville, Fla; J. G. Priest, Citrus,
Fla.
GIenwood-W. G.. Mathis, Irwin, Fla;
Grant w. Baker. Shelbyville, Ind; j
c. Barnes. Woods; w. B. Harris. OK
ford; L. E, Lang, Miami. Fla; Z. p.
Thagard, Jacksonville. Fla; C. w.
Turner, Anthony, Fla; c. III. Bate
man, Mcintosh. Fla; r. A. Mcdonald.
Williston, Fla; VIM. Stanton, Jack
sonville, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks,
Leroy, Fla.
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Bird Dinner at the Kendig Grove.

There was a reunion of the j. c.
Baskin family, of Anthony. last Tues
day and they planned a picnic at the
Kendig grove near Citra. About sew
enty-five Ahthonyites joined in the
celebration.
This grove is one of the prettiest
in this section of Florida. More than
one hundred birds were killed and this
added to the other edibles made a
splendid feast, and the day was roy
ally enjoyed. The weather was good
and every thing helped to make this
occasion a most memorable one.
Mr. Carlton, the manager of the
Kendig grove, was present and did all
in his power 10 add to the pleasures
of the day. Mr.. H: c. Gates repre-
scented Ocala at this delightful picnic
and reunion.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-05
10 ABOLISH REsATING.
viii Receive Salary of Twelve Thou
SIND Dollars a Year From Three
Big Companies.

New York, Jan. Am agreement to
abolish rebating on premiums has been
entered into by the New York Life
Insurance Company, the Equitable
Life Assurance society and the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. An
nouncement was made today that Gro
yer Cleveland has been appointed re-
fierce to decide all questions in dis
pute that may arise in such matters
and that his salary as referee will be
$4,000 per annum, to be paid jointly
by the three companies. Mr.. Cleve-
land has accepted with the under
standing that the officers of the three
companies are to second him in his
efforts to stop rebating. Any agent
who gives rebates will be dismissed
from service and will not be employ
ed by any other companies that are
parties to the agreement. 1t is the de-
sire Of the companies to secure the
cooperation of all other life insurance
companies in this agreement. 1t is
understood that this agreement is the
result Of a suggestion by President
Paul Morton of the Equitable Life AS
surance Society.
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Billy BowIegs Spends a Civilized
Christmas.

Billy Bowlegs, the Indian chief, who
came up from the Everglades to spend
Christmas with Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson, jr.,
returned to his native haunts on the
steamer Lille Wednesday morning.
Billy had a great time during his stay
here. He attended three Christmas
trees from all of which he received
numerous appropriate presents. on
Sunday Mr.. Wilson carried him out
to preaching at the Baptist church,
and on Monday afternoon he attend
ed the moving picture show at the
opera house. He expressed himself
as highly pleased with his trip and
it is probable that he will try and
spend Christmas here again a year
Valley Gazette.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-05
MONITOR FLORIDA GOES
Sailed From Charleston Yesterday
Admiral Dickens and the Coast De-
Tense Squadron Start on
Short Cruise.
TO JACKSONVILLE.

Charleston, S. c, Jan. 2.-After
spending the Christmas holidays in
Charleston harbor, Admiral Dickens
coast defense squadron, headed by the
battleship Texas, sailed out today. The
Texas will simply cruise about and re-
the monitor Nevada will go to Savan-
nah, and the monitor Florida is bound
for Jacksonville, the monitor Arkansas
goes to Georgetown, the torpedo boats
Porter, Rogers, Blakely, Dupont and
Nicholson go to Port Royal
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The Hen and Her Industry.

A resident of Tampa the other day
spared a few of his older hens at so
cents each. They had previously made
him an average of three dolalrs net
I'm eggs and chicks. Such large pro-
fits are of course only 10 be made
where the table scraps are fed and
the number of fowls kept is small, but
there is no reason why every suburb
an resident and farmer may not dupli-
cate the feat on a somewhat larger
cale.-Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-05
Will Rival Al C. Fields Aggregation.

Christmas afternoon and night the
attraction at the Grand opera house
was the Donnelly & Hatfield Minstrel
company. one of the cleverest organi-
cations of its kind travelling through
the south this season. The attendance
in Meridian was a fitting testimonial
to the worth of the performance. dur
ing which not a dull moment was al
lowed to creep in.
Every member of the company is
competent. willing and clever.
The first part is a neat arrange
ment of stage settings; the singing
section composed of capable people
with good voices. and the ollio filed
with real good things and novelties.
Taken as a whole. the DonneIly &
Hatfield MINISTRIES are as good as any
on the road and under the manage
ment to which it has been entrusted.
it bid fair to rival in populor favor
the original AL G. Field combination
Meridian. (Miss.) Star.