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The morning call., 1890-08-10
ReopenIng of the GRIND.

Bright, vlvacious and charming Nellie
McHenry, with her wellorganized COM
pany of players, will undoubtedly prove
good attraction for the Grand Opera House.
Miss McHenry has been making q tour OF
the State and her managers, Webster and
Maeder, report large business In each town
they nave visited. Lady Peggy" has
been selected as the play to open in for the
simple reason that when produced here be-
fore the stage room was so limited that the
original and costly scenery could not be
used. But 1t will not be so at the Grand,
where there is ample room for all purposes.
Nero and Zip, the two wonderful acting
dogs, will also appear 10 the parts created
by them. Andrews and McBurnie,
The morning call., 1890-08-10
E EaRaTd Frncs Of Wales ii:fvard Elsie Leslie
Comedian Dixey.

Mr.. Dixey and his big company Of play
ers come to the Baldwin Immediately after
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper" has finished
It's fortnight The engagement will open
with 'The Seven Ages" which will be fol
lowed with one week Of "Adonis." "Trip
Van Wrinkle" will not be produced We
notice that several members of Dixey's
company are the same as when he visited
us last. and they are members who made
decidedly favorable Impressions here.
DiXey furnishes an absolutely unique en-
tertalnment and one possessing withal
many artistic features. His own work has
always been ranked with the best in its
line. He is still very young man, but
nevertheless has had a very prominent
career. 1t Is not 50 many years ago that he
was the hind legs of the heifer, and so much
has apparently transpired since that we
rarely see now any reference to that rather
extraordinary role in connection with Mr..
Dixey. The burlesque in which he opens
has been variously commented on by the
critics. There seems to be a unanimous
opinion that in II Dixey has accomplished
the most artistic work of his career. 1t
will be presented here with the usual adj
junctS-beautiful scenery. brilliant COS
tunes and much calcium light.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
Humanity at the Pound

A complaint bias been filed with the Board
of Supervisors by Mrs. W. j. Smith of 1929
Green street against one of Poundkeeper
Lindo's deputies, whose name is unknown
to her. She charges that he burst into her
house and carried off valuable Spanish
dog although it bore license tag, and that
when she recovered the animal it was dying
of ill-usage. She demands the discharge of
the de putty, and threatens to sue Lindo for
damaUas
The morning call., 1890-08-10
=" The yice-Admiral"

Is running to excellent business at the Ii
yoli. and will be continued for another
week. The opera has given complete salts
faction with its sweet and catchy music and
light operas do not possess. The scenery
is good, also, and the costumes rich and
harmonious in color The next production
will be Offenbach's "Geneyieve de Bra
hantO
The morning call., 1890-08-10
She Failed to Aconun.

The Ben Lomond Land and Lumber Com
pany has sued to recover S240o from NJ. A.
Farrar, alleging that she leased its hotel at
Ben Lomond, Santa Cruz County, on an
agreement to pay over one-half the profits.
but that she has left without making an
accounting of any portion of the money she
received While managing the hotel.
The morning call., 1890-08-10

Mr.. Seaman has won additional fame by
carrying his Irish characters to their native
heath and appearing in his playsin Dublin,
Cork, Limerick and others of the leading
cities on the Emerald Isle"
The morning call., 1890-08-10
sconl.n NJ the New California.

After an absence of four years the pOpu-
lar Irish comedian and vocalist, W. j. Sean
Ian, will make his appearance tomorrow
night in his new comedy-drama entitled
The morning call., 1890-08-10


Has already been given in extenso in these
columns. 1t may be said in addition that
the costumes are all copies of those worn in
the days of Prince Hal. The Princes suits
are especially artistic and will probably
create a desire in the hearts of all mammas
to dress their darlings in similar fashion.
The first one has tights of deep wine-color
silk, and hauberk of purple embroidered in
gold on the breast, with the English coat
of-arms 1t is arranged with silvery cloth
so as to give the effect Of coat of chain
mail beneath and is worn with cap and
feathers and ieweled sword. Another suit is
of black satin embroidered in gold and jew
els, and worn with royal cloak of cloth of
gold lined with ermine.
THE CAST.
Edward, Prince Of wales. afterward Elsie Leslie
hiIlg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miles Hendon, soldier. Arthur Elliott
Earl Of Hartford. couTtier ..........W f. Tibbets
Lord Seymour, his younger brother m. Fayersham
John CAVITY thief, father of Tom d. GiIfether
Antony Gorse, yagabond, known as e. w lynch
MAJ Antony. observation-disclosures. " -
Hugh GalIord, a young London Walter r. Uoodou
FagaD0uu. ......,.....-J
captain OF the Iuaru. ROBERT huckuch
Lord of the Heralds.. Louis Hendricks
jim CTager. harry Pears0n
SerVant..,. .....-. W M Kelly
Mrs. CAVITY. mother OF TOm....... Miss Laura Booth
Nan, her Miss Fanny Ward
Princess EliZabeh...,. Miss Dora Leslie
The piece Will be played for two weeks,
including matInees on both Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
TIE CAST.

Love-" MY Maggie" Live, My Love,
oh Live" 1.-THE Swing Song" and in the
last act will introduce the world-famous
The morning call., 1890-08-10

brings. you know, conservative feeling.
You have the early and the latter rains on
this peninsula. You have the cooling breezes
from the western sea, blander airs from
the south and the blueness of the Italian
skies when the clouds roll by; but, bearing
in mind, if you please, while [ say this. my
liking for cosmopolitanism, and at the same
time the conservatism in my personal
habits, which includes an appreciation OF
fireside pleasures, due to years, there is an
old, foggy, smoky insular city in Europe,
called London, that l refer as place of
residence to any other spot on the face of
the earth. You may think it strange for a
Baltimore American to say this; but it is a
true bill, nevertheless. | consider that in
London you find the flower of all the civili-
cation of which our world is at present cap
able.
But" said Mr. Jarrett, starting up,
am getting wordy, and must think of bust
ness. Tomorrow we 90 to fresh woods
and pastures new'-otherwise Los An
gees-with our company of players, and |
hope we will be treated, relatively, as well
as we have been in San Francisco"
The morning call., 1890-08-10

Mark Twain's notable work, dramatized
by Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson, after a
great deal of trouble and litigation, in
which several dramatizers were highly in
terested, was finally secured and produced
by Daniel Frohman, with Elsie Leslie, the
original Little Lord Fauntleroy. Its run in
New York City, Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago was marked with large pecuniary
and artistic success, and its run in the East
ern cities would have very likely extended
over larger period had not the excessively
hot weather neeeSSitated the early closing
of the theaters. Arrangements were then
made with Mr.. AL Hayman to play in San
Francisco and the principal cities on the
Pacific Coast, and as result THE Prince
and the Pauper" will be seen. with its New
York cast, at the Baldwin Theater, COM
mencing tomorrow night, with Elsie Leslie,
whom the theater- goers here invariably eX-
pressed desire to see during the visits of
the various Fauntleroy companies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23
A Red Siwash Intrigue.

Last Friday was brought to Hoquiam
and incarcerated in the strong box OF the
city jail siwash gentleman known as
MIR. Otook, or "Big Head" He stood
accused of having pumped plug OF lead
into a fellow siwash with deadly intent
John Clip, by name.
The story is an interesting one, as re-
lated5by one acquainted with the manners
and customs of the sons of the forest:
Otook was the proud father OF fair In
dian maiden, who, quite recently, became
III and died in a day or two after the first
attack. As the Indian is very suspicious
as well as superstitious creature, sud-
den death must be inquired into; so the
Indian doctor was soon consulted, and he
decided that one John Clip had ''shot the
girl with some sort Of siwash jargon,
meaning, "bewltched" her.
The siwash manners and customs
would, in case this were true-and if the
doctor says 50, it must be-allow the
father OF the late-laInented to dispose oil
the accused in the most approved fashion.
Therefore, it is claimed that Otook gave
bis Winchester an early feed and with 1t
hied himself to the vicinity of the COM
munity spring, where for some unknown
reason it was supposed the guilty Indian
would soon come for water.
He came. AS he approached, some
move of Otook's caused Clip to look up
Just as the electrical touch to be applied
to Mr.. Otook's paralyzer was about to
act. Clip caught on to the trick that was
aimed at him, and lodging quickly. re-
ceived the missile in the left shoulder,
which it passed through, without break
ing bone. 1t was severe clip for poor
Clip, and he fell to the ground in appar-
ent great agony. However, it is found
that he will recover, without doubt.
The stuff the Indian doctor said the girl
was ''shot" with comes as near "toman-
owls" as we are able to comprehend the
very intricate language Of the gay and
festive siwash.
This sort of doctrine gives the Indian
doctor fine opportunity to get rid Of per-
sonally Objectionable characters about
the camp, and no doubt the 'tomanowis'
is often prepared by the sly old Indian
doctor for his own purpose.
Otook appeared before Justice Warren
ON Tuesday and was bound over to appear
before the supreme court at its next ses-
on.-Washingtonian
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23
Weather or No.

Aberdeen is after the weather bureau s
signals. BIT the weather will be the same
whether they get them OF no. But, blow
higr, blow low; come rain or snow, if
the ladies have one OF our newly arrived
cloaks, they'll never mind the weather,
tho the wind do blow-that is if due at
tention has been paid to their walking
GEAR by careful selection from the k;d
shoe .ist received, net only fer ..sies,
lat Tor n.isse., ard cilildren.
Ladies frst," then the men lave an
opportunity such as has neyer been offer
ed befcre to choose something both styl-
ish and comfortable IN Che English "top-
coat, don't you know" or the better
known American o-ercoat.
Calf shoes are tne underwear for men,
youths and boys, and all styles, shapes
andssixes arein stock.
The latest weather report, just as we
are seniing this to be pressed, is that
the clicks have struck-on all feminine
hosiery because stockings are so low in
price. All this at
ToKLAs 4 KAUFMAN's.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

The Oregon Land Company of Salem
Oregon
Is Offering some choice bargains insffuit
land.
This land is situated from 3 y to 5 miles
from the State Capitol, with its excalleat
shipping facilities, cannery etc. andsis es-
pecially adapted to fruit raising.
Five-acre tracts from 500 to $50 per
acre all cultivated and ready to set to
fruit.
Ten-acre tracts partially cultivated for
$50 per acre.
Tweaty acres light timber land with
good spring branch $50 per acre.
Twenty-Five acres fifteen acres in cult
walton, spring branch running on the place
for $35 per acre.
Forty acres of choice land all cultivated,
small house, some young fruit already
set out, $40 per acre.
Forty acres Of land all cultivated, in
wheat this year, for sos.
Forty-three acres, twenty-five acres Gull
tivated, fine spring branch, place all
fenced in for $40 per acre.
Fruit raisers profit from 800 to $3.50
per acre the trees are four years old.
An industrious man can make goo |
living for his family while his orchard is
coming into bearing by raising vegetables
and various crops for the cannery. Let us
know what amont you have to invest and
we will advise you as to location.
Send for maps, pamphlets and price
lists to
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY,
Salem, Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23
Better Than Government Bonds.

The ordinary living expenses of a fam
lily OF five persons, living in the custom
AIRY manner of the American people,
amounts to not less than 81 500 per year.
1t would require nearly $4,000 in Gov
erEment bonds to produce this income.
Ten acres of land in the Willamette Val
ley planted to prunes with an ordinary
crop at ordinary prices will net more
than $500, after paying for all labor
placed thereon. You can buy this land
OF the Oregon Land Company, Of Salem,
Oregon, in tracts of ten acres or more at
Dfrom $55 to $75 per acre. Address the
Oregon Land Company Salem, Ore
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

ABERDEEN REAL ESiAl
TRANSFERS.
instruments Filed for Record From
Oct. Ia to Oct. II, Inclusive

Geo. ID. Allen & Co., abstracters, FUR
nish the following list of instruments
recorded from October IA, to Oct. IL
inclusive:
OCTOBER IA.
S. Aberdeen Co. to Joseph Woods, LOT
9, blk 10, 5. Aberdeen, warranty deed
s4OO.
r. L. Boyle ct Tx to j. A. Hood, lot
Is, blk 4, E. & M. add; lot 2. blk q,
Wishkah, warranty deed, $3.50.
OCTOBER Is.
C. Ehrenfied ct ux to J. r. Dabney,
lots 2, and A, blk IL, Weatheiwax
add to N. Aberdeen, warranty deed,
$3.50.
OCTOBER 16.
M. M. Parsons to E. MaheI, lots 8 to
1 IL inc, blk %; lots to IL inc. blk "a;
lots 3 to II inc, blk So, N. Aberdeen
warranty deed, 81 800.
S. Aberdeen Co. to J. M. Ashton, lots
l and 2, blk 4, S. Aberdeen; lots to 5
inc, blk A; all Of blk B; lot 6, blk G;
lots to / / inc, blk 8; lots II and II, blk
1S; lots 10 and Is, blk 10, LIST add to 5.
Aberdeen; lots 10 to Is inc, blk ID; lots
s to ID inc, blk IA; lots to ID inc, blk
IA; lots . to "a inc, blk IL lot l6, blk
1s; lots to 10 inc, blk 10, End add to 5.
Aberdeen; lots to Is inc, blk A; lots l
and 2, blk 3; lots to IL inc, blk A; lots
10 to "a, blk 8; all of blk 10; lots to
inc, blk 10, Broadway add to S. Aber-
deem; all Of blk B /; blks 2, 5, II, II, IS,
10, 20, 30, 80, 81, 35, 40, AZ, 40, So, 56
and So; lots to 80 inc, blk 81, N. Pacific
add to S. Aberdeen, warranty deed,
100000.
5. Aberdeen Co. to j. M. Ashton, und.
= int in lots 10 to 16 inc, blk 60; und. q
int in lots to inc, blk 81, N. Z. add to
$. Aberdeen, warranty deed, $1,000.
H. c. Cooper, to M. e. Horr, lot 6 blk
8, Wishkah, warranty deed, 5000.
r. l.. Boyle ct ux to M. E. Horr, lot /,
blk 10, H. H. add, warranty deed, $l75.
j. B. Dabney ct Tx to G. NJ. Johnson,
lots %, 90 and "a, blk 80, Broadway add
to S. Aberdeen, warranty decd, 500.
j. B. Dabney ct Tx to c. M. Johnson,
lot s, blk 6, Wishkah, warranty deed,
$3.50.
w. P. Rice, ct ux to G. w. Crummey,
lot 10, blk 70, w. & BIS I'd add, warranty
deed, $1,000.
S. Benn ct ux to w. p. Rice, lot ~ blk
70, w. & BIS I'd add, warranty deed
$500.
OCTOBER IL.
G. B. Weatherwax to II. N. Anderson
and A. w. Middleton, lots II and II
blk 81, w. & BIS I'd add, warranty deed
81 200.
| III II. Weathcrwax to II. 0. Iundc lo
'lJ, ol.. 81, ". & rs ID adj. w..r. an. )
deed. $1,000.
+ C.S. Field to j. E. Keith, lot 6, blk 81
frances add, warranty deed, $3.50.
! w. H. Stock ct ux to Geo. E. Filley
uad. n int in lot II, blk Al, Aberdeen
S6S7 so.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

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express to all parts Of the Pacific Coast for those wha
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NJ INVITED TO GAIL FOR FREE CONSTELLATION
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23
Notice to the Voters and Taxpayers
of Chehalis County.

Whereas, The board OF county COM
missioners OF Chehalis county, at their
August session, 1899, ordered; that a
nrorosition be submitted TO the voters 81
Chehalis county, to bond the said Che
halls county for 5 per cent. OF its assess
ell valuation in 1890, as returned by the
assessor and equalized by the board OF
equalization OF said county, said bonds to
be redeemed at the end of fifteen and
twenty years from date of issue, and
funds obtained by the sale OF said bonds
to be expended for the following pur-
poses, to-wit:
1st. TO refund the present indebted
ness of Chehalis county.
| I'd. To build two bridges across.tht
Chehalis river.
cd. To build one main road from east
ern end of Chehalis county to ocean
beach at mouth of Chepalis creek.
4th. To build four roads to North
river, one each from Oakville. Elma,
Wynooche and Cosmopolis.
9Th. TO repair and build road up the
Mox Chehalis river.
9Th. To repair and build road up the
Cloquollum creek.
9TH. Torepair and build road up the
Wynoochee river.
Shit. To repair and build road up the
Wisbkah ri...
9th. To repair and build road up the
Humptulips river.
10th. To repair and h',ild road up the
Hoquiam river.
18th. To repair and build road up the
Satsop river.
18th. To build road from Cosmopolis
to Wynooche..
10. To build one bridge across the
Wishkah river.
18th. To build two bridges across the
Humptulips river.
18th. To build road from Quiniault
Lake to Stevens prairie.
Notice is hereby given that said bonds
above mentioned will be voted OH at the
next general election, to be held OH
November 4th, 1890.
d. r. JONES,
| SEAL. ; County Auditor.
- BY I. l.. KNAUss,
50-5t Deputy.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-23

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stock Of broadcloth, which is just the
thing for ladies stylish tailor made suits
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