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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-09
FEED YOUR HOGS
A Sure Worm 'Expellor and Disinfect-'
ant and You Will Not Be TrOub-
led With Sickness Among
Them, @ @s

Liquid Koal is not only sure.
Worm expellor but no better Disin-
fectanG can he found. Nearly all 4
the experimental stations say that
more hogs die from worm trouble
than all other diseases combined.
1t costs only two cents to write to
your nearest experimental station
and we will guarantee that they
will tell you that Coal Tar products
properly prepared are the cheapest
and best disinfectants on the
market today.
Liquid Koal is guaranteed to kill
all kinds of lice and germs. -
Two thorough applications of
Liquid Koal, used one part of
Liquid Koal and thirty parts of
water will cure the worst Gaze OF
mango among horses cattle or hogs.
Apply ten days apart, not longer;
as the length of time between APP
plications il important.
Use Liquid Koal one part Koal to
twenty parts of water to kill lice
and mites in your hen houses and
you will find It the cheapest and
best lice killer on the market.
Liquid .Koal is always sold on q
guarantee to do as recommended.
:, .." York, Neb., June "a, 1909:
Henry Scheele, Jr., lost four head
of cattle: They had black leg. A
calf that cost him 800 had it and
the boy gave it up. We asked him
to try Liquid Koal. He got a quart.
gave three doses and the calf lR
we'll. That may sound tishy but it
is worth investigating. Henry lives
six miles west of York>and you cap
talk to him. Liquid Koal JIG made
by the National Medical Co., Of
York The Teller. ..s% =
Manufactured by National Medical
Co., Sheldon, Iowa. --s i
For sale by f. G. Stitser. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers. #
(. Recorded during u February 19O6,
in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds. aa r ~ 75 5s5s ,Ss
Patric J. Roach Ito Joseph sss}f
Bittner, 1871 acres and lot 1
in nwA, 19-1O2-42.. =. $1,000. 90
VIM Wright to John Melll,
! sex 23-1O4-4O. 680G00
Louise Heuerman> to Theodore
Martens. ne4, 6-l0S.4o 12oo.oO
Hulda Dahlberg ITO Judith :,
= smallwood, lot =. blk 20,
\: Worthington. =. 49,. 10000
Gertrude E. Brown to W.
I Humiston, lot 4, block 8, in
b. Worthington. :. .......... LOO
Teodore Jacobson to Sidney I
Lackey, lot 2, block l.
BRAKES add, Worthington. 1900. 90
Eliza Severance to Peter Heuer-
man, lot 4, block IL, Moultons :.
resurvey and sub add. Worth :
ington. ....:.. 225. 90
u. s. to Andrew j. Torrance, =
the e1z of sw4, Sec, 14-1O2.42
Alice Nicoll to Elizabeth Nicoll,
nN ne4s, sec. 7-101-41 =. 1900. 90
John Nicoll to Elizabeth Nicoll,
M, neA, sec 7-1o1-41. 10000
Elizabeth Nicoll to John Nicon,
sH, neg. sec 7-1O1-41.- .150O.0 90
Elizbeth Nicoll to John Nicon,
T 81 ne4 sec 7-1O1.41. o.. 1900. 90
Jas H Engel to James Burke ~
NJ swA sec 29-101.43. =. 1890. 90
Korad B Kcerner to Simon
Elsing sex sec 14-103-42. 1890 90
G. f West to John Rinden tracts
Dand so X sec 25-103 49,. -. 10000
VIM Mclean to James B Green
lot 1 of McLeans sub div Of
Village of Worthington. 200. 0o
W q Bird to Charles Dillehay
| und 4 interest in lot blk z.
Ellsworth ............. l6OO.oO
MINI Loan & Inv Go to Aug f
Mecklenberg, lots 1, 2, 8, blk
IA, Moultons resurvey of
Clarey add Worthington $50. 90
Frank Smith to Aug Meckle-
berg lot 4 blk IA Moulton's
resurvey Clary's add Worth
ingtOn ...........F.. $500. 5S5.OO
Chester S Cutting to John
johnson lots Ii and IA blk 2
vii Dundee. ......... $50. OO
State Inst for Savings to
Clarence T Faragher, lots z
and 8, blk 81, Adrian. !. 525.O
EsW r Mansel to Joseph T Mauch,
mex sec 27-1O2-43. !: $500. 0C
Fl W Wilburn to Edward
>Wenzel, sN,s neA,- sec
5:1O4-39. ~: $500. 80; 36oOoO
John Grove to Elizabeth
Conley, lot 4, blk 8, Moulton's
resurvey p OF Clary's add
t.Worthington, !. J. -. 1000. 90
John. Grove to- W.. Il. Meyers,
= blk 2 and S, Clifton g add,
Worthington go. =. .2277. 90
John A johnson to Charles
Nienaber, lot 8, blk 81,
Trips I'd add to Round
e41ak0 ..s... 49,. oV.VV
A / Rothchild to F A Wasmund,
NV LOTS z and s blk z, village of
Reading. So. ....... ...... LULU
Micheal Martin to l T Branigan,
M, Of VA, sec 2-103-40. .3600.0 90
] NJ Mesaer to Ernest e East
man, yw4 sec24-1o440. 5000. 90
Mimi Loan & Inv Go to VIC
) Meyers, lot s, blk ID
Moulton g resurvey, of
Clary's add Worthington. 10000
) 1Lackey to Theodore Jacobson
frssK, Of sec 12.1O3-29, 300 I
acres. 16500. 90
Hart n. Douglas to Joseph E
Thwing, lot 9 blk "a Worth
lnSJOn ...... 1'Vo
Joseph 3 Thwing to John 81
staub bus. lot 9 blk "a, village
OF Worthington. .225o. 90
The best safeguard against head,
che, constipation and liver troubles
i DeWitt's Little Early risers.
I0aD a vial Of these famous little
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-09

Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eolectric Oil for such
emergencies. It subdues the pain
and heals the hurts. ..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-09

Peculiar Javaese Orchid. .% 4
5s In Java there is an orchid, all the
flowers Of which open at once, as II
by the stroke OF a wand, and they also;
all wither together. u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
LOUlStANlAN'S PLAN
 FOR LETTERING WORLD.
Thinks United States Should Force All Toughs and Bad Characters Into a
 War With Vicious Nation"

Washington Oct 97-- Secretary B. napart, has received t letter from < .esilent of Louisiana suggesting ttu the United States shoui II force "Jl lhe toushs bootSe4 drsperadogs and bad chracetra SeHcraily." into q WIZ with some vicious nation iu ordcg that the undesirable elements mi4ht be xii d o0 Secretary Bonaparjc. if replying. sand that as the correspond ont iid moi giyr his plan in drtaiI he Was Haab.e to give an opiuion as t=l i+s n ifs. but he called atteaJoa=t the fact thai il had been tn" eN.l-.i= ence in Ra. that th" porcenta@c of dr= sirablo cit 2eus killed was larger tba9 the pre,rta-e- of bad characters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
. .ttf3 .s}lIfa B ! ttslsF''
u,na Yxeful SunflOyer.

,a.~ It Is a common joke ~e:L!i lu!eflor cigars cabbage leaves. but, as 4 Inaf-'' ter of fact some very good weeds arg made from the leaves ol lhe5 sunhower. These leaves can also be smokedfln the place of tobacco. forming quite passa' ble substitute. ~ sa.s
 The stalks and leaves make excellen' food for various animals. while tie for ger can also be employed as fuel. Sun flower cake Is made from the seeds O this useful plant after the oil has beet extracted, this oil being very nearly equal to olive oil and used in cooking The seeds not only serve as food 10, cattle; they are mashed and kneauec into bread by the poor peasants Of cer- tain parts of Russia. and they find II very palatable.
 Potash is obtained from the ash Of the stalks. The proportion Is about one-third of potash to the total ash left after burning. \ yr!'oW 9ye IF made from the tiowr" o: ,.le l,iaut hf fiber eau be wUsAr-i i.:,o d Silk mate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
AN EXCITING CONTEST
 AT BLUFF CITY RINK
Mrs. Elliott Won Gold Medal For Her Graceful Skating Friday
 Night.

At the Bluff City rink Friday night, one of the most beautiful and exciting contests that has occurred ill the skating rinks took place
 The management had offered handsome gold medal to the most graceful skater, and in this contest were Mesdames Elliott and Smith, two of the most graceful lady skaters ill the state.
 The judges selected to name the winner were Messrs. $. P. Walker or Memphis. R. S. Pickett of St. Louis and w. H. Woelheide of St. Louis. al strangers in the city.
 The decision was evidently hard to make, and the ladies were kept on the floor quite a time before it was an nounced that Mrs. Elliott was the for tunale winner. She appeared at her best Friday night.
 The attendance at the rink on this occasion was unusually large, as half the proceeds were donated to the La dies Hospital association fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
FEDERALS AGAIN
 TAKE NIIkSBi RG.
ilinoisans Who Canc to Dedicate Me- nlorial Temple on Battlefield
 Greeted Cordially.

Nicfshul%. Miss Oct. 2l.-fhe dedi-
 cation of the magnificent Illinois Me
 molial temple in the Nickshurg Ma 1ional park tok place yesterday under
 the most favorable auspices. clear and beautiful October day set the seal
 of it's approval upon an occasion when
 was alike d delightful one to the men who wore the gray and those who wore the blue Fratefnalism was the kevnore, ol the speeches and was the spitr of tlie greeting which was eX-
 challgea fronl the Confederate veter- Eans from Mississippi and Louisiana met those from Illinois.
 Wm. J. Calhoun was the oratQf o1 the day and addresses were made by
 Governors Vardaman of Mississlppl and Deneen of Illinois; C. A. Matthews, presiden of the Illinois Monument commission, and others The monu- ment was accepted on behalf or the l United States government by J. C. ! Scoville, who represented the seerc- saly of war on this occasion. The booming of cannon and the music Of bands added much to the spirit of the dedication.
 1 The parade which proceeded the dedication, was one of the Seratest
 events of it's kind in the history Of
 this section. The troops were com
 posed of the First Illinois infantry,
 the infantry of the state of Mississip-
 pi and a battalion of Mississippi artil-
 lery. Hundreds of carriages, contain
 ing men and women of national repu-
 tation were in line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
SEPARATE SYNOD
 FOLLOWS SPLIT
Anti-Unionists, Ctnging to Cumber- land Presbyterian Name, Walk
 Out of Unionst Synod.

R,'seotyi.fr Orr. 27.-The rxprcted happened yesterday when the antiau ion SIS Withdrew from the synod ot ,hr Prcsby to-ias church, |. S. A~ and proceeded to orsautze the Chm orrlaad Presbyterian synod Eleven ministers and tWDutNour elders com ae4.4i tna unmlar thal Withdrew from la- =yaea n olzla5z>= tbe= sepH8.e a#dN.
 Ecg. l;aeHo= aor~oa of Fsgrfl.- N#.Je waa eaeea-a HaI a5ta5 af the
 ao1 or 0l rl.s55..Han church, U. Y. q1a= }i@ N -Tompsfua of rH'~eu# bE= .H#.# 1#54ftS. It~V. !. fl#}s#t'esAs=f .t@=e4U 4-- aI-elaI .ttat e..'=- +ad G#4 \. ffunE oc e=ars5..aa a=.=.a#H aa. Nag, 5ua tzzs.s5z i=2=gs z.zzet ta1 eeceef
 ##e5s= 54' 9za salI=a5= t#tssa=
 A=t1zs #aia= =Ff= IF cT6aaa or Fa.z5u5z pota aB #hc methods als e1snse'5z@ and= la3d tae close attention f a'1
 Dr ! E f.aeH aa sI#4s1f work.
 N6the afternoon s=s57oa= =pf. e==E= Bradt of Topeka. Kan. delivered an address on the necessff, of cIHach members entering i0io=tIa work Of esaaseiism
 D. N c DoWdy= of Evansville. lpd.. spoke on the work of young men
 Mrs. J. X Mcdonald of Fort Smith spoke on missions
 Last nisht Miss Edith Hughes Of New York, secretary of the Woman's Missionary society of the Presby terian church. r. S A.. addressed largo gathering. Mrs. s. F. Cockrell of Lit tie Rock presided. and more than $t00 was raised for missions
 pr. D. B. Fullerton of St Louis, chief secretary of home mission work in the southwest. delivered an address last night
 Anti-Unonists Take Action.
 After prayer following the opening of the synod yesterday morning, Rev.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
GUEST LOST LIFE
 IN FOURCHE FIRE.
$ Mg'
j, B. Tolbert of Ada, l. T., Burned to Death in Destruction of
 Steele Hotel.

tourcAe, Oct. 27.-The Stee.e hotel at this place burned yesterday morn ing at IS o'clock, and J. B. Iolbert of Ada. |. T.. lost his life ill the burn ad building. Mr. Tolbert had come TO Fourche to purchase lumber and had made a purchase from the Bry- ant Lumber company. He was a mem her of the firm of Sledge and 1ol- be,1 of Ada, |. T., and was engaged in the abstract and insurance busi- hes Q fr, z
 Tolbert ha dcome down from his room in the upper story, but return ed fol%. his valisc, Ii seems that ne became stifled from smoke and lost His way. His cries for help were haard but the fire had made such rapid headway that the top of the building was already falling Ill, anu the heat was so intense that no hu' man agency could reuder him aid.
 C. Cagle of the Bryant Lumber com pany wired Tolbert's family at Ada
 The origin of the fire is uhkho"h. The building belonged to Ben hias- sle. and was worth about s3ooo. lie carried only small insurance. scarce iy anything was saved from the ouAo'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
THREE

]. S Hall Of SearCy arose and stated that he understood that the prcseu. synod WAS 10 h. known a5 thc Arkan. sas synod of the Presbyterian church, U s A.. and called upon all thp5 who desired to perpotuafe the Cumbes,ani Presbyterian church to follow aifr, whereuaau II III ri tefl and T e.Iers arp,n- and pfoc"eded To inc II. T.. church, south, aud orearizcl q Cum. borlaud Presbyterian s>Hoa- Rev. t. l.. Carson va -ejac,ea mo hrator a1t RaV. ] : ualt=a'ated clalh. .aa1d =.raas- urer
 flF=u5V'f75siatzcd 5ga-# FH7mRtlg be1;w work commjafer#fu tha p8feaz1 boa=aaaa e.s8ea=leseHe ste= word. .-FrAt.-a. s.Had- of-fh- r+#- le'aal r.-H#..ar Church
 1Ila. 0z88l csHU=.,-e- B. appoint e@ 45@ 8@a5# .5ls aaa t1o' rt Bcv0tve# ~e==e 6- f-'i jfelce= eaea .l wt 3t.f rao}ab's 1a tfe
 ff0Ur conn s.Eet Pu.tz' Hse7b4teeT of the k f=. =L'=z 'ts-s--= aaa eiaac1 w=fa rr.a. 4.5.oner. 55zz= faea Wim win tIf# Cz7a .ant efesbxtef an churcA tr e car1rf7ied Neactje4 b#=# .eaa fJiaa=e9 tHis Hatttf
 #e3 J1a=# members of lt= eama5r lsaa. .t#.44.aa. =aaa very =1oaioas ia t8etz work they =eNaross q fr5endsF f. lin9 for thoze who have decided t7 4o int 'Ia union Ga fact, theFa 10 VI fe9ee of fIf faa1jHs on finer ei'e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
Call for City
 Democraticcommittee 6

, The Democratic central committee of the city of Pine Bluff is hereby ca l ed to meet at the city hall November [, at 7;3o p. m., for the purpose of fixing the dates of the city primary election, to nominate one mayor, one police judge, one city treasurer. and one alderman for each of the four wards and for the transaction ol any other business that may clAsus before W. B. AI4f,x ihDER. yAs ,if
 :. |, soifs esfasFfg aFf' '"'' 4 {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
4 REAL NOVELTY
 AT THE MAIN RINK
Kinzo Skating aHd Juggling Il the Same Time Causes Wonde ment atei
 Amusement to All.

KMlo, the Japanes. jugsler, made his appearance at the Main rink again Friday night and pres anted &n exhibi tien= 50 deeidsl novel that h kept ii. }ar&e croWl iu continual staQs of applause.
 The clever lttle Jap does not onlE aIl the regular tricks of Japan SC jug e1ers, but many orig nal ones, and 3o 2s them all while ho is skating about with the characteristic grace of his race. As he glides a'one he keeps in the air a shower of balls. plates, sticks. umbrellas and other objects, the effect being very spectacular.
 Knze will appear this afternoon and tonight at the Main rink. His act is decidedly pleasing and those failias to see it will miss q rare treat.
 This afternoon the usual school ehil dlen's races for prizes will b run.
 Miss Fife Pluitt, the most charm ing and graceful of skaters, Will be9lh q three days engagement presenting the art of graceful and fancy skating. .4u arrangement of the star of skating rink attractions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
KERWIN'S CASE
 WAS D0CKETED
Will Be Given Hear ne in the Jeffer son Circuit Court on November
 Thirteenth.

Judge kerwiu's attorney Friday again appeared before the ! fferson circuit court and asked that his client be given an early trial under the charges fer wh oh he was indicted aud which caused his removal from office
 Judge Grace named November l3 as the date on which the case could be heard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
CARING GERMAN CROOK
 AGAIN UNDER ARREST
Latest Feat Was to Take Command of Detachment of Soldiers, Arrest City
 Treasurer and Take Towns Cash.

Berlia 0er 27-The prefenJed cap tain of ereaadiers Of the guard, WIa OF Oeto6aF1f. on a forced order, look comma@ of detachment oj Wslve men, whom he met on tha streets ia this cit and proceeded t. C0ppcn cb arrested tde bufeomaster and treas urer ana took possession of lAe cash, amountin2 to about $1s0oo turns out to have been a shoemaker Of IitSit, named William Eoiett. tle Was at= rested today by four comlnssaria s of police at his lodgings in q quiet, respectable quarter of Berlin,
 Voiatt. although working al the trade of shoemaker. has committed a long series of felonies, principally rob berries. by means of forged documents. He has served five terms in prison, finishing a fifteen years sentence il February, and is nearly GO years old,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
City Statesmen
 Give Banquet

The eitN salesmen had T splendid banquet at the new Jefferson hotel Saturday at noon The honorary mem- bers of the party numbered.
 Messrs. Guy Lellar, w. M. Toney, X & Trigg, Iinter Knox, Henry Reynolds. B. l.. Wiley, w. M Gallo- way, Beaurie Hut, w. l.. ToneE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
FOR SALE

Stock in good paying, long establish ed business from to 40 shares. "J care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
DEATH OF FlVE-YEAR-OLD BOY.

Hugh Conrad, the five-year=old son of MT. and Mrs. D. s. Conrad of Tamo died at F o'clock Friday and was buried Saturday at Niekerson ceme- tery
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
Adyerllseti Letters,

Following letters remain uncalled fol
in the Aberdeen postottice for the week
ending Nov. 20. 1906:
Allen, Wilev A Leroy. Miss Ethel
Brooks, NJ w La Chapel. Mrs t
Bach, Geo G Matthews, w
Brandt, Louis McGillen. Frank
Buchanan, Earl Neal, Glenn
Dannberg' Rudolf Oleson, Nelson
Fraser, Annie Parmlev, w A
Grill, CE Robbins, John
Gates. Ebert Richard, B L
Huttuly, Hsnnes Smith, Laurel B
Holmes, Mrs Dolly Smith, Eugene P
Howard, VIM Tanner, E G
Hanberg, Matti Warn. j
Illig, Jack ID Wekich, Wikola
Judson, Percy Webster, WO
Jacobsen, Mrs Elsie hilton, Sam G
Kellogg. Miss Maud Windsor, Fred
Khan, Mohammed Wilson, WR
Persons calling Tor THESE letters viii
please say Advertised"
r. p. CAMPBELL. P. NJ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
DOROTHY VERNON"
Alberta GaIlatin In Old English Drama
at the Grand.

Alberta GaIlatin In Old English Drama
at the Grand.
An odd relic OF the Ellzabe hian days
in England was discovered by Charles
Major, when seeking material for his ro-
nance, Dorothy Vernon OF Haddon
Hail." in the diamat cation Of which
Alberta Gallatin is starring this season.
MIR. Majo' discovered on the walls Of
the great dining room in old Haddon
H Ill, De. byshire, u queer sort Of con-
trivance little above the height OF a
mans head. the purpose Of hich has ~
be explained to vieitors. 1t is sort OF
pulley with a leather thong running
through it dnd when the master OF the
revels discovered that one Of the guests
was not drinking his full allotment OF
burnt sack. the delinquent was trussed
mp by one arm to this pulley and wine
poured down his sleeve. Those who are
wont to bark back to the "good old days"
particularly with reference to the So
called degenerate morals of the present,
should b. specially interested in this odd
feature of old English life.
This fact will prove Of particular inter.
est to those who are present. at M'ss
Galatians performance at the Grand
theater, where she is booked to appear
Monday, December 3.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
and sta Of nek sec 26.30.9-$l.

and els Of neE sec 26.30-9-$l.
Mary Il McEwen to Ivy NJ Hartle. se1
of nel4 and e1a of swA sec 20 1e'5-$l.
Same to + KelIerman. lots SO, blk 2.
Black burns add Montesano--$l.
Gil McGaff+y to W 5 McRav. It 4 and
W l2 # 1t 8 bl q. Cosmopolis-$l.
RI Rusk to Neill Cooney, same-$lO.
BE Doyle to A d Devonshire, neL sec
24-2O-7-$lO.
CB Douglas to " C Dow ming, lot :, bl
$, Peterson Beach-$200.
A Phillips to Continental rimbe
Go. neA Of nw4 and nwN of neN sec
5 Is l0-$2OO0.
Edw Campbell to Harriet Campbell,
s,ls sec IS and VIZ acc 1S-l6-lO-$l.OOO.
PIX Hogan to Continental Timber Co,
sea see :O-7-i-$35.
A A Warwick 10 J S Moir. lot s, bl 81.
frances add Aber'lpen-$l.
VIM Hunt to Same. lot 7, blk 90, First
add South Aberdeen-$l0O.
Mary Gravel to Continental Timber
Co. ny Of seA and sw114 Of sea and lots
5 6. sec 6-l6-9-$lSOO.
b Dramaria to d Cuzulan. und15 int in
Its to 4, bl !, Siseykovich's first add
Montesano-$250.
Frances NJ Scofield to f G & f H
Story. 1t 5, blk 2, Byles plat Montesano,
and lot 6. bl ., NJ, T & MEG add Monte
sano. and 9 4 # 1t 4. bl 2. same add-$l00.
John Il Evans to Marvin Tilton, bl 10,
Evans add South Aberdeen-$l.
Sara f LaDue to Susan NJ Goats, fr bl
81" W & b add Aberdeen-$l.
East Hoquiam Go to John Kleczyuski,
lot 20, and VIZ lot 81, bl 81, Ontario add
Hoquiam-$262.
Same to Anton KIeczyuski, 1t II, and
VIZ 1t is. bl 81, Ontario add Hoq-$262.
A Castrino to Ed Dolan. e 81 # lot 10,
and W ~ # of g 81 It 1t II, Harbor Dock
add Aberdeen-$l26O.
J F Taylor to G N Wilson, treasuIer's
deed ne14 lot 5, bl 46, Cor, ected plat Ho.
guam.
N w Lumber Co to Warren Hull, lot
8. bl 5, Karr's add Hoquiam-$420.
Geo H Emerson to Same, lot 7, blk s,
Karr's add Hoquiam-$l0.
Continued on page eight.)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
NEW CASES.

Frank Groundwater vs Neill Cooney ct
al. Foreclosure of tax lien.
Isabella r West vs. Harry L West. Di.
vorce.
D McLafferty ct al VS. NJ 2ightsman ct
al. Foreclosure material mans lien.
Chas Fak vs. Stella Falk. Divorce.
E Smith ct TX vs. A 0 Damon. Debt.
City of Aberdeen vs. Louis LaCasse ct
al. Foreclosing street assessment lien.
Richard Chilcote and Grabowski VS.
Washington State Colonization Co and
VIC Harding. Abstract from King coun.
ty.
City OF Aberdeen vs ] B Rikert ct al.
Foreclosure lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending November "a, complied
rom the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen
Jean B Stewart to E Kerr, lot 8, blk 4,
Highland Home add Aberdeen-$175.
w E Campbell to N B Jensen, quit
claim 1t %, bl IS, North Hoquiam add
Hoquiam-s6O.
w Jensen to n B Jensen, quit claim
same-$l.
Same to Same quit claim n11a OF ne14
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
Be Charitable

to your horses as we'll as to yourself.
You need not suffer from pains Of any
sort-your horses need not euffer. Try
a bottle of Ba lard's Snow Llniment. 1t
cures all pains. ]. NJ. Roberts. Bakers
field, Mo-, writes, II have used your
Liniment for ten years and lind 1t the
best have eve, used for man or beast"
Sold by Shelley's Drug store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29
Bilious Attack Quickly Cured.

A few weeks ago had bilious attack
that was so severe I was not able to 20
the office for two days. Failing to get
relief from my family physicians treat
ment. l took three Of Chamberlain. IS
Stomach and Liver tablets and the mex.
day felt like new man. H. G. BAILEY
Editor of the News, Chaplin, S. q. These
tablets are for sale by Evans Drug Co. t