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The Washington times., 1908-08-08
SAYS NIGHT RIDERS
|. FORCED HIN TO JOIN
Telephone Operator Gives
Sensational Testimony
Against Marauders.

LEXINGTON. KY, Aug. S.-Sensation-
al Testimony is being given at Murray,
Coloway county. where several men are
on trial for being implicated IL night
rider raids.
At the trial of Jake Ellis as a night
rider, James whitlock, night telephone
operator at Shiloh, said that he was
forced TO join the night riders. in oruer
that he might cut off a switch when
ever a raid was In progress. He said
that Jake Ellis and one VaneIkins made
him join.
They visited him the fourth Monday
IN March, for the ostensible purpose al
trading horses. he said. but after they
got him in the barn they made him
kneei on a horse blanket and take an
cath never to reveal secrets Of the night
riders and 20 submit to murder IL be
gave his companions away. Afterward
he said. they gave him signs. grips. and
password.
The sign was three whistles. and the
password THE silent brigade" He SAID
hey esked him IL he wished 10 join
and when he said no they said he would
nave to- that I'VE are two to your one
bat we san be $50 to your one"
Wiley stuart told OF plan to attach
Murray The purpose was to whip Crit
An and Pitts, tobacco buyers, and Henry
Dees, banker. who bad not acceded q
all their demands to advance money or
tobacco. At a meeting, discussing th'
proposed Taiding OF the town. II wa
said in passing that 800 members o.
the band were needed IN different C0un
/ ties.
II finally was decided 20 postpone IN
attack on Murray until fail. as soldier
have been on guard there since the plo
became known. More evidence is beiai
given today.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
OUTING is PLANNED
BY REPUBLICANS
Noted Speakers Will Sound Praises
Of Taft and Sherman at the
Ratification.

The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the outing and rati-
hcation TO be held next Saturday at
Marshall Hall under the auspices Of the
League Of Republican State Clubs viii
meet tonight at the Raleigh 20 COM
pIete the program.
f. c. Snyder, Washington CORE
spondenI of the Omaha Bee, who is
chairman Of the outing committee, has
planned to have several speakers of
national Importance present at the rati-
fication to sound the praises of Taft
and sherman. the Republican nominees.
The names OF these speakers viii be
made known 10 the committees tonight.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
HUGHES PROBLEM
FOR PRESIDENT
Canvass Will Be Made to
Learn Governors Strength
and Fate.

NEW YORK, Aug SIN their con-
ference at oyster Bay over the guber-
material situation in this State. the
President and National Chairman
Frank H Hitchcock are believed to
have reached these conclusions:
That the situation In this State IL ex-
tremeIy delicate; that while Governor
Hughes Is exceedingly popular and has
large Independent following. he has
also antaEnoized a considerable num-
Der OF voterb who must De taken into
consideration; finally, that a thorough
canvass of the State, with view to
ascertaining definitely the exact
strength or weakness of the governor
is absolutely essential.
Mr.. Hitchcock. after he returned from
the conference, said that he and the
President had. talked of politics, both
state and national; that Mr.. Roosevelt
was very much interested In the trip
that he, Mr.. Hitchcock, had made
through the West Beyond those two
statements he would not go. All efforts
10 draw him into an expression OF
opinion regarding Mr. Hughes or his
candidacy failed.
Worried over New York.
The attitude Of the chairman, IN the
absence of definite information, was
taken as an indication that the situa-
ton was "stiu up In the air The be-
lief was freely expressed that neither
the President nor oar. HltchcoSk nae
was TO be done with Mr.. Hughes. Thls
being the case, and IL being known
tbat MIR. Hitchcock has been exceeding
in busy with the Hughes matter Tor
the last few days, 1t was naturally
presumed that the situation IN New
York was giving hiTa more concern IMAM
he has admitted publicly
IL il understood that the natlohal
chairman told the President that mere
was no eains-iying that Mr. Hughes mas
a VprV strong following. but that II was
also true that he mad violent opponents
ina the party ranks who would lave 10
be reCkoned with.
VIII Canvass Voters.
In view OF this. il is believed, the two
men reached the conclusion that II
would be best 10 let the situation work
itself out for a few weeks. have A can
yags made En- the meantime, with the
idea OF finding just how much real anu
Hughes sentiment existed among me
voters, and. then, Just before the meet
ing Of the State convention, on SepteTn-
Der a. decide whether 10 would be saIe
to throw Mr.. Hughes over or not
What will happen at Saratoga is very
likely 10 be a repetition OF what hap
peued two years ago when Governor
Hughes was first nominated. 1t viii be
recalled that late at night telephone
message was received by Congressman
Herbert Parsons from Oyster Bay, and
although practically ali the state lead
ers had been arguing against me nOml-
nation OF Hughes for hours he was
named by the convention the next day
unanimously Ii the message this year
Is of the same purport as II was two
years ago IL Is said Mr.. Hughes viii be
nominated Whether liz viii be or not
viii depend almost entirely on what Mr..
Hitchcock finds out.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
ARMLESS LAWBREAKER
ORDERED FROM CITY
Makes Jail officials Dress ana I'm
dress Him. But Can Drink
Without Aid.
Without Aid.

DULUTH, Aug. &-Victor Hill. a
homeless and armless vagrant, has been
ordered TO leave town. He has been in
5au so often that the attendants there
are tired OF him.
Being without arms, he cannot dress,
tndress, or feed himself, but he can
drink without help. and likes intoxi-
eants so well that frequently he appears
81 court and is given a jail sentence.
4 The novelty OF seeing an armless man
drink beer and whisky without assist
ance appeals TO many men TO such an
extent that they buy him drinks, so
he gets drunk without any expense to
himself. Just how he lives no one
knows. He has no money. and, of
course, Is unable 10 work.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
BIG ORDERS FOR STEEL
SOON TO BE PLACED
$4,000 Tons of Plates Are Needed
for New York Water
System

PITTSBURG, Aug. Scaling for q.
Go tons Of steel plates. an order Is
soon 10 be placed with PittsbUrg steel
mills forcing idle machinery into &C
ton and sumnoning more men back TO
work With Hittsburg steel plate man
ufacturers figuring on contracts for up
ward Of 10000 tons of plates for steel
ears Cor railroad requirements, there
comes another contract that Is 20 be
awarded IN a brief period for New York
City which has contracted with T. A.
Gillespie Company for the construction
of the Amityville Pipe Line, a new SUD
Div main Of steel
The order IS estimated at 1900 tc
q 900 tons. or, in round figures, about
s. 600 600
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
"TOTED" BIG RAZOR;
NEGRO FINED $50

For carrying a MISUNDERSTANDING
razor IN a pocket Of easy access. and
because he has been known BY the
police to indulge at various times in
altering the physiognomy Of his friends.
Frank Wagner vas fined so ia the
Police Court this morning.
Unless Frank can pay his fine be viii
have TO spend thirty days on the rock
pile.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
10 LONDON OFFICIALS
CONVICTED OF GRAFT
Crown Spends $4,000 to Punish
Those Accused of Collision
In Letting Contracts.

LONDON, Aug S-After a trial last
ing two months. the cost OF which was
$4,000, the ten officials involved IN the
Mlle-End parish grating have been
found guilty
The officials were charged with fraud
ulent collision in letting contracts FOR
the parish. The case caused unusual in
Gals.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
LIVES TO BE los;
WAS ONCE RICH

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Aug. S.-Mrs
Mary Ann Perry, aged los years, widow
Of DR.. George c. Perry, died here yes
terday. She leaves no relatives in this
city The Perrys at one time were
among the most wealthy and influential
families Of this county.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
Cry For "Cheap Labor"

workman in the United States is urged
10 enroll "and drive the wolf from the
door"
Cry For "Cheap Labor"
A part Of the constitution follows.
The excuses that are made against
the exclusion Of Asiatics. the speci0Us
cry raised concerning the so-called or
iental Trade betOken the desire Of the
monopoHstic Masters Of Industry %
command and exploit cheap labor,
Asiatic labor. here in this land, and tn
this generation. Once a foothold is gain
ed here for such labor long-draWn
battlings. warfare itself. will be neces-
sary before the American people are
finally freed therefrom. Now Is the time
10 call the halt. and 10 that end the
National Anti Asiatic Immigration
League OF the United States is organ
lied, and % calls for the aid of Ameri-
can citizens everywhere TO unite in tax
ing steps to do away with Aslatlc I'M
migration Not TO minimize, but to abOl-
ish that evil, is the purpose OF this
league"
The next meeting Will be held within
two weeks. Reports OF committees will
be submitted and new members adj
mitted.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08
WELL NAMED.

Mamma, why do you s'pose heaven
was called heaven
Some people contend that there are
no men there now run out and play,
scar, Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-08-08

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED

,. IA. w, Hawkins, architect For the
new Masonic Temple, arrived ia the
city yesterday nom his home m Jack.
sonyine. We d here hooking after the
bnildine, which IA now progressing
very rapidly.
n YOU haven't the time 70 exercise
regularly, Doane Reeulets win pro.
vent constipation. They induce
mld. easy. heahhfm action al tic
bowels without grlplns ASK your
drueglst For them. a5e
Kenny McCook. reprcsenene the
Armour Packing Company. Jackson
vnle branch. has returned from his
regular weekly trlp. HE Says bust.
ness Is picklng up throughout his Ter.
ritory which Is pleasing Information
70 the iobbers and merchants alike
THE 0alnesvine Bottiinr Works.
siia are making a specially og the ceie,
brated PepsiCola, have change ct
advertisement m today's paper to
which yonr attention n directed. IN
the short space % time that Manager
rrcoks has heeh b6ttilnS this preisa
wtlon he has made remarkable ratn.
and ohe sales aro Increasing daily
~ q 7. Tison Is the happy POS.
SCISSOR ~ the Zines, palr az Registered
puppies ever seen IN the city, and
shey aro greatly admired ~ an fan.
ciers o. dogs who have seen them.
The Doctor ordered thh palr
~ tako ne place or the cele
hrged avn which ~ Host a
Few weeks since. and n naturally
very proud Of hb new possessions.
and n eountlpe on havlue IA enyoy.
ahie slne win mem thls sesson
nF 0astcn nay ~ ALREADY making
MANY ftiends N Jacksonville. not on.
III AMONG enc clfcit Of thase wGo
know MA ctarutlng mother AND father
Mr. ana Mrs u IS nav. bat . az,
ele nl h,s own. who ara.attrmtfes hy
Ms manly ana eoarteous heagine NJ
DAY has heea stuaying his Broses
sion Since hir parenhs canc t0 reeJas
here ind has ualy madc hrleg rislfs
I've Jacksonville w. " ncp 'at hams-
az the han8sone mew Tlsy res1aeuca
on Markei and Mmruo STRESSES and
- aeciaea asaue Is the tiN 81
professional men og the titv laca
sangllIe Metropolis fsA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
DR.. MARSH DROPS
DEAD At HOSPITAL
Was Giving instructions to Nurse at
Time Of his Demise.
HsAar FAlLvRs &c cAvsE

sseasorlam viii BE Manassd BY Mrs.
susan eradley for the Present.
Funeral Arrangements 20 be An.
nounced Upon Arrival Of son.
The sad and sudden death OF Or.
lC. r. Marsh, superintendent Of the
Gainesville Haven sanatorium Assoc
citation. Thursday night at 1880, came
as a great surprise to his numerous
friends throughout the city
The Doctor was in his usual good
health an Of Thursday, and up to with.
IN few minutes OF his death was
laboring with a patient IN the build.
ing. AZ the time ne was struck down
he had just succeeded IN getting his
patient quiet and was giving instVuc'
tons TO the nurse.
The Doctor had only recently taken
charge OF tire institution, bet frcm the
general appearance OF things he was
making success Of the venture and
had planned whereby Gainesville
would receive a large per centage Of
the tourist travel that comes 20 the
state, az he had prepared some val
liable literature and would have had
4 out within short while.
In the death OF the Doctor Gaines.
Vile has host a vigilant worker, and
the Sanatoriom win and II hard to re.
place the man who had 80 ably start
ed the institution upon a solid ard
business basis.
At the time 81 hts death DIT. Marsh
was IN his 67th year. and was man
81 unusual activity FOR his age. Be.
sides his wife, ne leaves one aaugn-
ter, Mrs Deem. and one son, Frederick,
who reside IN Pensacola,
The son has been notIfled and win
arrive IN the city today when ar,
rsneements viii he made concerning
the funeral. The body was taken IN
charge BY the 7. r. Thomas Under
taking Company and embalmed await.
ms the arrival of the son.
Mrs. Susan Bradley, who Is head
nurse nj the sanatorium, has az.
sumed charge and v'ill sttend the pa
flents and look after the Affairs OF
the Institution until other arrange.
ments are made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19
BEATS or mrs, BELL.


Occurs st Fer Aome ~ Waldo After
Short Illness.
Mrs.. V. "a Hell OF Waldo died at
her home IN that place Friday night
after an Illness Of only few DAYS.
she had just returned from a VISIT
10 her old home N CoshOcton, ohio,
Together with her husband and dauRh.
ter. and was taken sick Immediately
upon her arrival AZ her home
she b survived BY her husband.
who d one 81 the esicient CLERKS Ia
the seahoard OFFICES IN shh city, one
daughter Miss Mars and son Charles.
who conducts business IN Waldo.
The Family have maae waldo Their
AeNo Tor TIE pass twenty wears and
FOR long time Mt Bell was the
agent At ghai polut.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-19

Every person should know that rond
hsaith \ iuarosslblp q sAe kianeys are
derangnd Foleys kidney Remedy
WIN ours sl8ney and bladder disease
N every fern, and wsn bald on and
s,renatheu these crBans 80 they VIII
perfarm their huuctseus rrupsrly 80
aamsar of R1ehes aisease or ala
hefes q Foley Rianey Remeay IS
taReH m tine NJ. Mtconuu & ca.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE.
Friends O. Ben Shae.s Organic for
Campaign II Which Candidate
VII Ts.s No Par.

Realizing thai Ben Sh=eks -ea1-
Just what Il SAID when h declared
hat II would -4E= 10 active steps 70
secure his =.=c-io1 % IL superior
d@lct. : number c: lis friends have
organized ca4 Ct=1z,.s Cor1-r Eo1-
Partisan T1ttc!ary League, for TIE
purpose O: furnishing The c41tit4cT
u NJ SteeE=
Tie .=ag-= : oEpcset la-g=.E q.
r=u5=-s u -t= Tar WHO t4T= become
-.r=t Of g=--trg the ~ocs- o. !. i
cocr- whenever hey happened 20 l.
opposed ay W 4 Abel il th= su9e--
io- cc1--, ard propose 70 e,e<- Z
Judge Il possible Who will give q. :
square deal ! campaign fund vii =
raised z-t from now Until -h= SEP
-e--o=r primaries he contest will l.
On.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
ANTI-SALO0N LEAGUE.
Caehalis County League Meets II A.
erdeen Last Noadzy Nigh and
Gets Down 20 Business.

Delegates from all parts ot -t=
county were in attendance at The raI-
= Of the Anri-SaIoon League. II he
Aberdeen Baptist church. The ueec-
ing was called 70 order By Rev. No
Gill, pastor Of the Hoquiam " 7
church. and. after prayer By Rsz-
C1as- McDernoth Of this city, -heT
Eot down To business.
Altar considerable discussion. 4. vas
t=cii=t 70 make 10 ectorsec=1z q.
ca1tii4c=s for Office r--tI AFTER A1<-
81 : whe1 al -te t4c-lra-lous viii
lave been I'D, al-h.oCgh il - liz
e--ss-1z several caa3tttIr=s var -=n-
-t11=d. Some q he t=l..r.I-.z .t,.7k
occasion q command t,r-,=r err IL
-or1=T Campbell = E,c,-1-a-u. 1,r is
stand q Tie enforcement Il uv I'D
C,-F Ar-or-=T E1rIl Il sl,s~t,..ss-.
-cr rs leCs II IL lI.sr lst.-.silt .-l-.'s..
r. -=4sr=n Il Twas u aha I4ul =avs,t
Il -e II t,r 1-1l+ :s:an-1is III, lit14-S
:i--='- u SIT gcrr IL tra- lnl-un Ill
Il IL LIST -'4ss,lsl,t -lrs ssessiun
! sing :,,II1-1l1f,-,4e II sssrasr WIS
l27c-1-:'t .; -1T=sg..y-t-. Il mr:i-
.4,=sa hi -4qcrT -l,si1- <Sa.ut.1c IN
- silicon Irussci,,r. All L ANN. zee
i lt-s-s n ilIlss ~ plsn1, -rzas
WI E15:i1 :. ;:l,-v II IA vVrk ot
- =Lr-I's
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
WILLIAM J. 77Y.N From HIS LATEST PHOTOGRAPH
-OGEEO-CEE LANDS

IL organization - III. Wa-hilg-cl
Logged = T Land Association AZ Ever
&c la-- wee. ! : movement t.zrZt--
with much importance 20 Western
Washington Anyone who attended,
-as c3av=n-ion wE-z1 resulted Z IL
Organization u Tie new cody could
la1 help bur BE- iz1pr=s-=c! with III -
ld@z- sincerity y those present. :
grea- deal O.: good vas done By ch=
meeting by The dissemination u 1-uc-
knawI=dg= a6o1- the question There
ara II Western Washington many
thousands o: acres Of land Tow lying
die chA- VIII readily repay cultivation
Z he -tE1-r= win which hey ara
eoT=-=r+ zr@ removed som u those
wao have r=r.o7=,5 -l= stump. and
sowZ crops WHERE hey stood gave
-l@l- experiences ard by gave coz-
-.d=rzo.= encourage -1- - those who
those VINO arr thinking u following
-h=.r example Government experts
T=-= present - give advice. he per
l-an@rr organization viii At orc= -4.@
charge 0: -d= WORK and The Indications
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
0-.S- N.MS.s u
s-N1- rESE -ELO

G,'t--l1-- .1.E = -S,,ccr15sH- sail
Il - -lI Tsa-s 21i- he ,oissc r1:a1a
u ~ 2z--1ilU,- c-sss. 7asssi e, re
117QT Inning <-cC1,ts r. cns RS
s-71-o,c ,a:IT- >cccuasn. :1-t-s
~ =a--T t1y<. gave sAs .*,.e-al
--1o2s l s-sac 5sa1 ot c-v1,1s wesa
-1+E were called 70 ms <scc11- 10
g-sl II cEceceak among The -1.:.a-s.
E'c- -1-T weeks II 41rcvs,: -hsn
11;L = Wis 1z4-,r ca-snc SEALING
~ o@tce-s' horses. Esz wa< punished
~ o@--g hung 1y chs thumbs
At-srwarts SoC9Elsh became t-tsz:-
r w-Eh the r-co2s AND proved / val-
uAo.s ally Ths yQuns brave was
given 1 position On he IrtA2 police
force when the reserve vas t1rme,a
2-t later made Judge. Re held .n2.
position Until lis death. He Will row
- buried with Shaker rites tcmorrow.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
Heart toHeart
Talks.
FATHER AND MOTHER.
BY EDWIN 4. NIE.
ccpvrsh,. rs. ~ Edwin \ Me-

M iISk nGH
The Sch0o. c1u1ea u OaA PzrS. :
suburb u Chicago, we're recently asked
70 vote the Issue being. Who Is the
best and creates person who ever
lived o.
\ pa-riA. statement q The result IS
given Is follows Lincoln. -: Wash
i1g-9a. i: Mckinley. .; Roosevelt. 4;
Al.s Arthur. ); joan u Arc. 5: My
Father" 5; My M0Ihe-,~ ;: King Solo
mon. !
Here : IN Interesting revelation o.
the child mind
The 6rsC thing that strikes one Is the
overwhelming patriotic trend q the
children Another thing : me entire
absence q the commercial spirit There
= IL millionaire or captain OF Industry
OF tie list
II nay - stated that rhose chlden
who voted for their fathers and
mothers voted their real sentiments
Tie oth=c votes are the reflection o.
adult opinio1-
MY t4-A4-~
Blessings n -ae head q he ctll4ree
wLo cast TIA ballot. The normal child
i The 91e WLo thinks - father lie
zraa test a-t c-s- ual 7. he child
thinks otherwise -1=-4 i something
the matter WITH !, u win tie faI1er.
Tie father 14s every a1ra1r4ga il
that fran r1e ErsC he ct-i .Qoks up
70 hin H o1ly a4e,ts 70 DC I fn
brC gracious soTeceiE1 % be always
the k-1=- TL=re are ttose Of Us Who
have gray threads il our hair WHO get
1e.-=7= that father" Is lie g-a1d=s.
and modest nan W. have ever known
Ny mother"
T-lse votes came naturally. They
Voiced : real conviction. On secoud
though e7=-y child wol.d have writ.
Ten -lo-1=r' ol his ticka-. You will
sometimes 11i 2 person who does 10.
drer y adult. who DO not revere the
mother. Lord Byrols are scarce.
Mother Is = Q-eer who rules by divine
right Her scepter IS compelling love.
- the mention = her sacred name the
ho,-s = eve-y heart ara unbarred. In
her name devils ara cast out She lures
70 heaven and points the way.
Father and mothec-king and queen
.. the kingdom u love,
Or hearts growa sore and weary
With the tu-e-s q the world. ye have
te1- the knee = many Z itage lord and
.aty-t1lse sove-ei y-s-io your tine.
5cc Re Mid and gentle reign Of
"fz.te- and mother" IS from ever
lasting INTO everlasting
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
NOCIpS BRANCH.
Northern Pacific Files Articles For
Extension Of Branch 20 ne
the Straits.

OLYMPIA. July -t-B. : G-css-
cup, general Western counsel t9- rh=
Northern Pacific, -odzT fled articles
to- -t= Olympic Peninsula railway.
providing :o- tt= construction Q: {
railroad ~ that company from ch=
-owu O: Moc,irs Il Chehz.i= COUNTY,
Washington. 70 socA point upo1 the
Strait q Juz1 te Frca, il such ii-=c-
lion AMI via such routes az my h=-=-
after u determined " re trustees q
This conpa1T.
Moc,ipz, Z Pacific ocean rsso--, Is
cow the terminus o. the MocIips A1-
-=rsioa OF he Northern Pacific from
C.zys Harbor. and Is the most Ees.-
=-n paint reached 81 th= No--1@-l
Pacific.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23

The nomination o: William J. Bryan
was :oregon= conclusion. No- De-
ca1s@ III political cards had 6=~I
s-acEar5 ;o- him by political gam =a-4rs-
HOT hecagae -hs power q Z Federal
administration azd beeu =x=r-=d II
H. bsa2l:. not because th= graz IL
-+res-- wanted him. h had none Of
this suppo-- On the contrary, Al
those Influences were against him
His nomination Tzs Z tor=g0ae coz
cl1.ion bscaGse me rank and a.= 0:
his parry had demanded i, and che
politicians dared not disooey The
Public.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23
THE liSpSTEOH ESTATE.
The Will OF the Late John linc>tro
is Admitted TO Probate.

The last will and testament OF John
Lindsrrom mas been admitted TO pro
bate. and his widow. Edla Lindsrrori,
appointed execuC-x. The sum OF 800
i beQusathed 20 each OF the children
OF The deceased. and the remaining
property devised 20 the surviving
widow. The asset OF life insurance
will amount 10 about $500. !. H.
Fuller. F. F. Jones and r. !. Hits
have been appointed appraisers OF the
estate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23

Although Treasurer Shsldon haa not
y=- made It public, l. : reported that
Rockefeller RS giT=n his chez. :o-
81. 10 80, and rne Standard OIL H.
-=c-ors have ordered 81 800 90 70 be
paid u The republican carapa.gr fund,
l. :. u course. understood that -he
SUIT :3r re 81 90. 80 fr=. viii u
zo.le c-rse-d.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-23

Thai Wa good cartoon in The Phil
ad=.caiz Record II July y, which d.
p.c-= Roosevelt -rying 70 open the
prosperity safe. u which he IA. lost
TIE combination. Taft stands near II
ev.ten- pe-p-sxi-ys and a hard times
cal=1dsr Lzs the months from January
70 June marked with cross