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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
NNnuIcs Of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real ES-
ta.c Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record OF business trans
acted ! ,at superior court for the week end
ing Ma -, 1860.
In r. estate of Peter Salmon, deceased
Final account settled, and distribution
of proper ty directed.
Johl ! Carney VS. Robert Johns ct al
=, nd. ei loroclosing tax lien.
Sa ne VS. job Reynolds ct al. Same.
A / West VS. Capt Martin ct al. Bond
Of defendants approved, and receiver dis
changed
In re estate of Alvin o Pearson, de.
ceased. A 5 Hodgdon appointed guar.
dian I'D Item, and final account APP.
proved.
IS Harmon W. Oscar Thornberg Mo-
lion t. make more definite sustained in
part.
co namitio VS. Wilbur Kocher. De-
PENDANT rujoined from tearing down
PLAINTIFF fences and gates.
v f Inman vs. Jas Ii Pearson. Con.
tinued 10 Nay %.
In re insanity OF Geo Griswold. Writ
OF commitment refused.
20 Stearns vs \ II Kuhn, l. Len.
bart, Il T Wilson, w I Newell, Anna p
Classen, + NJ Kemby, Frank Matson.
John FurIon, Frank Wilson. D f Far
ell, NJ McAillster, w II Pedler, Jas Nor.
ris, Q L Bundy,J e Ulbeam, o Rentzsch.
Tax li9ut ioleclosed.
In IL guardianship OF Ray Flower ct al.
Sale 81 realty directed, and G Hogan
appointei guardian.
Axe Gustafson VS. Chas r Wilson ct al.
Demurrer to complaint overruled.
tldorado Jewery Co VS. John Glenn.
Plaintiff required to file complaint and
cost bond.
Jos '1..'el'itl, vs. VI Rightsman. Set
fol .ri-l Hay p.
RI Vc3b'y. y, Michigan Lumber Co.
Demu rer to comp amt overruled.
Sama ! Ill W William Hill. Defendant
required to pay suit money and temper
airy alinony.
In re estate of q NIilbradt, deceased.
Final account approved, and homestead
set aside for widow.
In he estate OF John Staritt, deceased.
Release Of mortgage allowed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
Miscellaneous Transfers.

FEE Jones to James II Boyle, action tc
quiet title to ela lot 3, blk 26, w e. B add
Aberdeen; unda interest IN e1s lot g.
blk so, Aberdeen.
Joy Clute to w T McBryde, chat mtg
horse and buggy-S2O0.
Montesano State Bank to James E
Murray. partial release mtg swA sec So
81. 11-$l3U0.
U G Wolfe to E L Minard & Co, chat
mtg two cows and buggy-$65.
Aberdeen State Bank to Mre Rosa G
Mcclellan. sat mtg-s35O.
Mrs Rosa Mcclellan to II H and J H
Rosenberg. mtg e% lot l. blk 8, Bayview
add Aberdeen-$35O.
John J Hoenbe,ger to A H Baldwin,
sat mtg lot II, sec 2S.l7 3.
u Hoenberger to Jackson Lennon,
mtg lot IL, sec 2S-17-5-$772.
Grays Harbor Lumber Co to Emil En-.
quist, satisfaction Of lien, lot 20, blk 2,
North Hoquiam add Hoquiam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
Real Estate Transfers.

FOR The week ending May 10. compiled
rom the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
Mary f Rea to w Fl Kneeland, n1a OF
ne4 and Its ! y sec l321.7-$10.
ID NJ MeGct.if to J II Holland, 1t S, bl s,
Brewers add Oakville-S75.
W 5 Delaney TO Hattie A Toffelmire,
lot IL, bl p, Hoquiam-$600.
Frank Stencil 10 n q Kaufman, lots
Hip, blk AZ, w & & add Aber-$500.
Manlon L Pearson to Georgia Pearson,
und% interest IN part lois 5.6, blk AZ,
Benn's original plat Aberdeen 1900.
G T Wooding to Louis Fogel, It 4, Alb.
erdeen Packing Co.'S add Aber-$650.
A NJ Dunlap to John Bearss, sd of sw
sec Is 1876. excepting VIZ OF sw1 Of
swT Of sw A-Sl750.
Andrew Guinness to Ed Payette, Its l.
2, bl Is, Evans & Lewis add Aber-$45O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
pIS-INCTlVElY A CREAM OF
TARTAR BAKING POWDER

S Benn to A II Hoefer, Its L ~, bl GS
W 4 Il add Aberdeen-$10.
J A Karr to S Mckee, lois 6.7. bl II
Karr's Garden add Hoguiam--$640.
Charles A Beardsley to S L Tuffree, 10,
A, bl 50. Aberdeen Cemetery-SiO.
Fidelia X Hiscock to G II Rychard
part lot - and lot %, Riverside add
Humntu,p- Gardens-$393.
A } West to Victor Enbom, lot 10, blk
%. Original plat Aberdeen-S40O.
f E Ogden to Emma G Gregg, 1t 6, b
10, lloQuiam-Sl.
James f Nnrrey to Poison Logging
Co, swi4 sec So q Isl.
\ Graham to Hans Stoecke, sheriff's
deed ela lot 5, bl 45, Original plat Aber.
deen-$2753.
Alex Mcpherson to John G Hicks, e1s
sec II l6'7-Sl00.
Benn TO Chris Thoms. lot /, blk "a,
W x b add Aberdeen-S275.
A + Coats to A r Rogers, part nw4 Of
nw4 sec 2-lS 9--S94.
f II Freeman to George B Hopkins,
quit claim blk 9, and lots 1928, blk 3,
Hopkins add: also lots 7,S, blk 3, and
lots | ,2.3, b. 4, b & II add Aber-Sl.
Rosetta Hopkins to Willis q Hopkins,
neA OF sw14, sec 5.l79, also land in sec
1871.
Peter Wilson to Montesano Lumber
Co, tract of land in lot 4, sec, sec 7.177,
and right OF way across Stetson Mill
Tract-$1l0O.
Jacob Koontz to Elmi. Osgood, lot 3,
blk "a, Elma-$S00.
IA Karr to f Myette, lots 5,6.7, bl 8,
Harris Garden add Hoquiam-$4SO
Ellis Martin to II Crary, Its 1884,
blk %, Second add South Aberdeen-$!.
T Noel to r F. Kemp, und1s in ne4 -,
e1a Of nwA, neA of swA, - of Sc q
sec % 1911, also swI of ne4, VIE of
seN of ne4, nwA, nw4 of sw4 sec "a.
l6 isl.
Edwin Rodney to 7 NJ AFFORD. VIZ of
seA Of ne4 and VIZ Of neA Of sea sec
l4l7 S-$l.
IN Mcintyre to Joseph Mauermann,
lot l, bl 4, Brewers add Oakvllle-$6O0.
Hulda Ann Bush to Joseph Mater
mann, lot 6, blk /, Brewers add Oak.
ville-$150.
Kate Bach to Augustus Balch. lot II !,
bl 3, Bagshaw's add Oakville-$3O.
U $ to Thomas T Blandv, patent NJ
of swA, and ne OF seh4 sec 1874.
Tra@ers Trust Co to Henry McCleary
Timber Co. NJ of sw4 and NE of sea
sec S.lS-4-S1.
East Hoquiam Co to c f Crppen, lots
17.lS, bl 40, Ontario add Hoquiam-S365.
East Hoquiam Co to II b Hackett. lot
/, blk 5, Campbells add Hoquiam-S 22'.
Emil Enquist to NJ Donbek, lot 20. blk
2, North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-SlO00.
John Lindstrom to A f Rutschow, lot
10, blk 76, w 4 B add Aberdeen-$15n
Agnes Milbradt, declaration of home
stead 1t 4, 40, W & b add Aber-Sl400.
City of Montesano to Robert Hines,
lot "a. Wynooche cemetery-$l0.
M Gore to NJ J Coleman, Its 1924, blk
|, and part lot l, blk !, w d b add
Elma-Sl0O.
OF Engen to Phil S Locke, lois IL to
%, blk 8, Kice's add Aberdeen-S550.
Phil S Locke to Lena Hansen, lots IL
to Is, blk g. Rce's add Aberdeen-S52h.
Same to d NJ Bowes, Its 10 to %, bl 9,
Rice's add Aberdeen-$l25.
East hoquiam Co to John Frederick,
lot I, bl 40, Ontario add Hoquiam-$2O0.
Harbor Land Co to S I Rowe, 1t Ia, bl
ITS, part Its 3,l2, bl lis, Hoquiam-s20o.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
NEW GASES.

State of Washington VS. Carlo MalIei.
Assault with intent to commit murder.
W + Wells We Western Publishing Co
and II - (NHtCrd. Action on note.
" l. Wells VS. Aberdeen State Bank.
Garnishment.
RIO DecEW'th W Nan-e Lumber Co,
Injunc in al daoages.
james NJ Aiexander W Larsen Ice Ma.
chine CO. Action !or damages.
Julirs l. Baer vs z fl Kirley, Jose
Knust j / Clark, J Forsell, George w
Stettin, + NJ Caikins, Raymond NJ CAL
zine, Paul NChne, Chas J Peterson, j
Shapelez " Meath, Martha Clark Cl2
cases. Foreclosure tax lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24

| IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Washington in and for Chthalis County.
Sivert J. Uglem.
Plaintiff,
p,,o, cohn,tz 1,,ohor, Summons for Pub
Oline. Marie schultz, An 'io"''o"'
norSeverin, Melvin Schultz
Defendants.
State of Washington,
County of Chehalis. So
The State of Washington to Ellen A. Schultz
ngeborg Oline, Marie schultz, Amor .Severin
Melvin Schultz, Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty (d0) DAYS after the first publication of this
summons to-wit: within sixty 900 days after
the 10Th day of April 1906, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve a copy Of your answer upon the at
tornev for plaintiff ut his office below stated;
and in case Of your failure so to do judgment
will be rendered against you according 10 the
demand of the complaint which has been filed
with the Clerk of said Court.
This action effects the title to the following
described real estate, situated in Chehalis
County, Washington, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot s in Block Is, First Addition of South
Aberdeen in the City OF Aberdeen us the same
appears upon the recorded plat of the said Ad-
ditiOn: and Lot in Block IS and Lot 10 in
Block in Weatherwax and Benn's Addition
to the town. now City of Aberdeen as the same
appears upon the recorded plat of said Addi
ton: and Lots and 9Ia in Block 60 in the
original plat of Grays Harbor City rs the same
appears of record in the ce OF the Auditor of
said Chehalis County
And the object of said action is to quiet the
title in and to the said real estate in this plain
tiff and to obtain Judgment of the Court quiet
Ing said title and excluding the defendants and
each of them from any and all right, title or
interest therein and adjudging the plaintiff to
be the owner in fee simple of said property
and adjudging that the defendants have no in
should find upon the final hearing OF the said
cause that the defendants or either of them,
have an interest in said real estate then mat
ance with the statutes in such cases provided
and the rules and practices of this Court: that
for further particulars as to the object of said
plant in said action made and filed with the
Clerk of above Court.
]. c. CROSS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. o. Address, Aberdeen, .Chehalis County,
Washington.
Date Of last publication May "a, 1906.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
Stop Grumbling

il Won suffer from rheumatism or pains,
for Billiards. Snow Liniment will bring
quick relief. 1t is a sure cure for sprains,
rheumatism, contracted muscles and all
pains-and within the reach Of all.
Price 25c. soc, $l.OO. G. R. Smith, Ten.
aha, Tex, writes: have used Billiards.
Snow Liniment in ms family for years
and have found it a fine remedy for
all pains and aches. I recommend it for
pains in the chest. Sold by Shelley's
Drug Store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-24
Postmaster Robbed.

q. w. Fonts, Postmaster at Riverton
Ia, nearly lost lis life and was robbed
OF all comfort, according to his letter
which says: "For 20 years had chronic
liver complaint, which led to such Sc
we're case OF Jaundice that even my fling.
err nails turned yellow; when my doctor
prescribed Electric Btters; which cured
me and have bept me well for eleven
years" Sure cure for Billiousness, Neu-
ralgia, Weakness and all Stomach, Liv.
err, Kidney and Bladder arrangements
A wonderful Tonic. AT Red Cross Phar.
macy. so cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-13
HIS BACK
WAS BROKEN
Aged Nan Found Dead on
Railroad Platform.
ACCIDENT AT BARTON
Victim kidsnlly Attempted 10
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KEPT GAMBLING MACHINES.
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fi.se.

Barre. Feb. y a 4 Diser.i. A OF.
achino. Wallace Joudro. and Michael
David. arrr.ied about t-o -eeks ago
90 q charge Of keeping gambling ma.
chimes. 10 ubieh they pleaded not
guilty. came into city cour, 10 day aud
pleaded guilty. Each responder, vas
Coed sl0 aBd costs Of ss.3l except hi.
versi whose costs amounted TO sla.5i,.
several siinesses having beca sun
moncd In his case. The machines were
ordered destroyed.
Condemnation proceedings against
liquor seized at Alexander FregosI's
place we're finished Saturday afternoon
the liquor being condemned. The no.
spondent waived examination on the
charge Of keeping and selling illegally
and was bound over 10 the next term
OF Washington county court, bail he
ng dxed at 500. As this was not fur
oished lac was taken 10 the county jsi
10 Montpelier.
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I'm HONOR
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No, satisfied with Advisers.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ~ The sen.
ate adopted a joint resolution reported
10y Mr.. Tillmnn from the senntc com.
mittee on Interstate commerce. which
directs the Interstate commerce com.
mission TO investigate the charge Of
discrimination aud combination in re-
straint OF trade made against the rail
roads Mr. Tillman practically charged
that the administration was not pro
ceeding in good faith Ia secure railroad
legislation. because he was not salts
fed with the presidents advisers.
Among these he mentioned Secretary
Root aud Senator Knox.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-13
OPPOSED To
WHIPPING POST
Congress Votes Down Old
Tine Punishment
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fssrh afsf ~
F.f So minatss Mf sianiag AZ
made fun ~ ne iaii eel lnriisaisiiy
took Nc Adstas ~ isst f.s pstsf nisf
rytng u ues. 10 ssti q rhiuisi a1sss
ur~ q bf,liaisins kfuis
AZ ths afsuni~afs in 5.fuiss ~ tie
Instruments e tsstur bufi-i = hua
df-i ysan asp eth i.sfissfistn. b.
ssii. upui sI4ii 70 ihis hiii
q ans mosr suusis"i." csniinuoi Me-
sianisy. at this unusual proposition.
rYining as Il dees ffym %. distinguish.
II s~nilsman ffsm r.nnsyitauia. of ali
The mrn IN tho hsusr ii~ last Que ~
sh~l ioar. as hlz 80 hui,sFmilk biscuit
over = suffering wife n u had come
from = gentleman from Utah ! sonli
hav. listened with more iaiienes
"if you take an She suffering women
ia this country there arr m"r. ~ them
really In pain that are not married AMI
ln pain bscaus. 81 that fact than woa
men who are married aui i.,aicn."
Representative Towne ~. ~ Intro
ducd resolution providing that the
house shall danouncc the ontrages on
Jews In Russia aud express IL sympn.
thy With the sufferers aud further that
the house shall declare failure Of
Russia TO better the conditions 10 be
either an evidence ~ the weakness Of
the empire or the lack ~ desire on the
part OF officials Ia AFFORD relief 10 the
prosecuted misses.
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Perkin. win Repay $4,000.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-George W
Perkins. it is said, has decided to re
store TO the New York Life the $59.0Ot
paid IN notes out of the profits of thu
New York Security and Trust compa
ny deal. as detailed in the Fowler
committees report. The company. il
is said, is of the opinion that Mr.. Per
kins can and will be successfully sued
civilly for the return of this money
Mr.. Perkins will restore it voluntarily
possibly paying it into the treasury
pending decision" Well known insur.
ance lawyers say that Andrew Hamil.
ton can and will be extradited should
he persist in remaining in Paris.
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REALIZED OVER SIS.
The supper and Sale at Po-rsi . Dsoidse
Sueea.

several from here attended the
chicssn pie supper. apron. and ice
cream .aie in the parlors the Bap.
iist church In Posnal Thursday even.
log 4 spelling bee vas also sand.
wiched In among the other pleasures.
There was q large attendance. over
forty arrived ou the evening train
from North Pownal. Much credit is
due Mrs 4 u Gardner for her untiring
forts In securing such a large at
tendance. The committee in charge
selected q tie. feet night as IL turned
out. FOR The memorable occasion.
The net receipts for the evening were
over sIj. and the occasion was fully
rs enjoyable as any that have proceed
ed it. Mr. and Mrs II w Myers were
In attendance from this village.
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AMERICAN COMEDY
10 a-i,s sis,lis - e. f'essass o. as
orss H-sss fssss fstsass

d = fsiHsshiEs b. ngss ttsia soos
eissa shsi spns Ansfiosh oopady
sbsoisisis ffys iiuH fssash tssiitsss
shieA ass characterized - Hssg las
opa,sdg isusseiioHs. car saooe~d Ia
pebble hss Ffg~h hssfsiiy sick snd
iifsd - its fsssssiinE Preach sdsHi
siioEs stieh hsts bssn forced spot
a. uassifssoihs pshiie Zoe = nss,tsf
~ sears shd ms taFn siih pisassrs
shis fsiisf 80 risf thai is sshsihsly
fashy, sbseiaisi, free ffoa sassssiiv
lies ~ ssiioa snd phich has its ise
siii - thoroughly rnisftainiaF sn1
smssibs a. suiisars,
sseh = pisy 10 10 thFr. 81 oonsly
The Arrival oi khiy." snich & \
siiilsms' compssy .iii preset 81 he
oisrs hossr Friday srsning feb 10.
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Mitchell would Not Talk.

NEW YORK, Feb 13.-John Mitch
ell, president of the United Mine Work
ers, Is here for the purpose of attending
d conference of the miners and the op
orators In this city Oh Thursday. II
have absolutely nothing to say" said
the leader of the coal miners when con
fronted by phalanx Of newspaper
men. What do you think of Patrick
Dolan's attack on you before the Pitts
burg miners?" he was asked. Il do not
care to discuss Mr.. Dolan," was the re-
ply
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five Killed In Southern Wreck

GREENSBORO. \. C.. Feb. r.
Train No. "a. northbound on the South
crn railway, ran into an open switch
in the new railway yard just north of
Pomona and crashed into Il switch en-
CINE, both locomotives being thrown
from the track The engineer Of the
passenger train. owen Norville, was
hurled under one of the engines and
was almost Instantly scalded to death
by the escaping steam The engineer
of the switch engine, named Penning'
ton. was also killed. and both engines
are total wrecks. 1t was said that
three of the passengers were killed
and all were badly shaken up.