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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
A LIVE WIRE
Does Terribly Effective Work at Panama
1t Cuts Through Mans Skull.

1t Cuts Through Mans Skull.
PANAMA, October This city has
had a startling and appalling experience
of the electric wires potent power. On
Saturday afternoon some street ARABS
at play detached naked telephone
wire and caused it to hang from tne
support to the ground, trailing over the
street light circuit wires OF the electric
light company.
The evening closed In dark and
stormy, and by some fatal miSchance
the obstruction was not removed. At
about : D. m. a police lieutenant discoy-
cred the wire hanging, and commenced
20 haul it In and coil it about an old gas
light post.
The act Of drawing the fine wire over
the rubber Insulation Of the electric
wire caused it to cut into and through
the latter. Suddenly the officer was
seen to spring violently back inio the
air aud fall unconscious.
Fortunately he had not received the
full force of the current ana soon re-
covered. OF course great crowd was
instantly on the scene and with awe
stricken curiosity watched the develop
ments. A policeman was detailed 10
keep the crowd and passengers at safe
distance, while the Lieutenant proceed
cd with all haste to notify the electric
light people.
Meanwhile cab came driving rapid
ly along. The policemen shouted vlg--
orously "Halt, halt" and the crowd
warning cry IL ch91bSTf by fssat, ast
the vehicle rushed on, ana ,isirv over
the deadly wire. Instantly the horse
reeled and plunged headlong to the
ground, its flesh sizzling.
The cab was not overturned and the
driver spraug out and rushed to the
animals aid. evidently having no idea
OF what was wrong. Regardless OF
warning yells from the crowd, he
grasped the trailing "string" that had
upset his horse. At that instant the
wire swung across his forehead, bit
right through the skull almost to the
ears and there remained, although the
unfortunate victim fell forward over
the horse.
And now a frightful scene never to be
forgotten by the spectators was wit
messed. The electric fluid literally
filed the mans head and in moment
brain and eyes had been completely in
cinerated. Then the flesh and skin
smoked and sizzied until they also were
reduced almost to ashes. All this while
the aparks played about the head in an
awful shower, the eyes literally glowing
with and radiating the consuming fire.
1t was several minutes before the
electric current could be turned off and
when it was the body was found TO be
partially turned to ashes, the head COM
pletely so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
An Intimation That the Convicts EN-
ployed at other Mines VIII Be Released
The freed Convicts Scattered.

ployed at other Mines VIII BE Released
The Freed Convicts Scattered.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November L.
A rumor is current here to the effect
that a secret understanding exists be-
tween the miners throughout the State
to llberate all convicts working in the
mines. In consequence it Is thought
the next move will be on Oliver Springs,
Tracy City and Inman, where convicts
are employed.
A special to the Times says that no
further outbreaks have occurred at
Briceville and the miners resumed work
yesterday morning. The convicts are
scattered, the majority fleeing to the
mountains of Kentucky. The total
number OF convicts released exceeds 300.
The militia are awaiting orders from
Governor Buchanan, but the officers 90
not think they will be called out, as the
damage has been done and there IS no
need for their presence at Brlceville'
The matter has created great excite
ment here, and the outcome Is looked
forward to with interest.
The failure of the Legislature to ad-
just the difficulty is the foundation or
the present lswlessness in the noun
tainS, aud the public are indignant IN
their expressions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
ANOTHER ROW
Between Parnellites and Anti-Parnellitss.
Stones and Clubs Used-

Between Parnellites and Autl-Parnelittss.
stones and Clubs Used.
Cork, Novem Der l.-Parnellite and
anti-Parnellite meetings were again
div ded by large force OF police.
Nevertheless the Parnellites managed
to throw good many stones over the
heads OF the police at Mr.. O'Brien's
meeting.
The McCarthyites replied with SINH
lar missives and serious conflict fol-
lowed. The police were utterly unable
to keep order, many persons being In
jured in the scrimmage.
Early in the day an attack was made
on band of music In OConnell street.
The instruments OF the musicians were
smashed and number Of persons were
injured.
The Psrnclltes marched In process
sion, an American flag and portrait
Of Mr.. Parnel being carried at the
head OF their line. Mr.. Redmond, the
Parnellite Parliamentary candidate. in
his speech to-day, declared 1t impossible
for Dillon and OBrien to be inde-
pendent.
Gladstone was their master In Eng
land aud Tim Healy their master In
ireland. During the meeting Mr.. Red
mond was presented with an enormous
shillelah. Both meetings were largely
attended. Much rowdyism was mani
tested at various times and roughs even
attacked women and children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
Loudon Money 9fnrkct.

LONDON. November There was 0
good demand for discount during the
past week at az for three months aud
2x for short. The Bank OF England
is arranging to take charge OF India
Council money as q means OF steadying
the market, but everything considered,
an advance OF the bank rate to must
be looked for within week.
The news OF the trouble between
Chile and the United States knocked
Chilean bonds down at one time 81, but
they recovered ~ yesterday on the
strength OF the report OF the recall Of
United States Minister Egan, making
the weeks fall 2. This showing would
have been worse but for firm convic.
tion that war is . very remote posi-
bflity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
MINISTER EGAN
And the American Naval Officers Have
Long Been Disiiked In Chile.

And the American Naval Officers Have
Long Been Disliked In Chile.
SAN FRANCISCO. November Ia
letter from Valparaiso, Chile, written
under date OF September Is, two weeks
subsequent to the downfall OF Balma-
ceda's government, recouDts that at
that time feeling OF great bitterness
was being exhibited toward the United
States Minister Egan and the United
States naval forces. Newspapers which
begun publication after the success OF
the Congressionalists continued to re-
iterate that Minister Egan had favored
Balmaceda, but it was also conceded
that he had protected number OF Con-
gressional adherents when Balmaceda
was in power. When the conflict
closed the fact that he bad afforded pro-
lection to adherents of Balmaceda was
urged against him as showing his SYM
pathy with the down-fallen administra-
tion.
An intimation that son OF the United
States Minister was interested In rail-
way enterprise was also cited rs rea-
son for the opposition to the Minister,
and the claim was made that the latter
intended embarking In q commercial en-
terprise In Chill when his term OF office
expired, II Balmaceds succeeded.
1t was acknowledged that no evidence
was given In proof of these allegations,
but they were printed, and added to the
feeling of animosity In the popular mind
against the American Embassy.
The papers also made attacks
against the American naval force, owing
to the chase of the Itata, and the
statement was carefully made In the
VALPARAISO and Santiago papers to the
effect that Admiral Brown, In his flag
ship San Francisco, had given warning
OF the landing OF Congressionalists at
Ouintero Bay to Balmsceda's officers,
even going to the point of stating that
he had on board Of his flagship an officer
or representative OF the Balmacedan
army. 1t was called to the attention OF
Admiral Brown in note from Minister
Egan. and the former replied oficislly
Indignantly denying that any one
Except the German officer, otner than
those belonging TO his ship, were on
board at the time.
Even after the publication Of Admir-
al Browns letter the statements oaigi-
nally made were reiterated, and the fact
that Vicuna and other officials OF the
late government were given protection
on board American warships was cited
q: further proof Of American hostility,
aSpough the same course was pursued
by the German Admiral. II was cited
that the Englith and French ships
would not receive any Of the neelng
officials on board. Owing 70 these re-
peated statements distinct feeling Of
hostility was created In the public mind
against all Americans In Chile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
WHEEIING W. VA MONDAY MORNING, OvEMBER 2 1881.

"as administered in this city, tne
ENQUIRER under triple-decker neadiines
announced that Gov. Campbell had de-
clared 'non-partissn municipal govern.
ment fraud" The political headlines
are the only picturesque feature Of Il. Tue @
Enq,ttrer's campaign this year. iney
give the same song every day, generally
in doepereI. about In this wise:
On the hog some one will ride ,,.
or else 90 down the tobogsan snoe.
Tho GOV and the Maj. will take tne piunee
When the Kangaroo throws up inc spon'
II in the tidal wave you'd doat,
Just study how W the people vote. a,;rk
Some vote as they shot, and some as tney uiinA'
While others take plenty OF time 10 'ninA'
The music and cheering make plenty OF noise
But the little, old. quiet, mysterious ooys
Who 90 to the polls and have no,nlng " S"!'
will settle the fght on election day
Occasionally with more candor tne
ENQUIRER voices the wish OF Its proprie-
tors to-day in this fashion:
There's A name that's often spoken,
A nd a heart that will be broken, nv.
For on Tuesday next He'll get nea'y NM
His expected vote will fai! him,
To the cross the boys Will hall MIN,
And his picture will be turned against INC wall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
TaE MEraoDIsr BISHOPS
'rIach Bognd in CIneianati-An address
Published.

Pubilshsd.
CwCiyYATI, O., November 1.-The
Methodist Bishops have been heard to-
-y Ia o., the churches in the city and
Ploatos, some Of them preaching three
-nols. Their business is approach
p. completion.
The next meeting will be held at
120a in May. At that time an ad-
less 10 the Conference, which is now
ater consideration. will be COM
e'rj. Taking advantage Of the
-S'uce Of the Bishops, the
Rev. Or. McChesney, pastor of the
a.ali Hills Methodist Church, has
lOASled In a local paper letter giving
ce to certain criticiSmsof the present
.copai policy OF the church, and
y lSing that the next general con-
S!ence will see proposed changes.
1ae principal features of the change
.Sees'ed are limited terms, instead of
' "nSres Tor the Bishops, and an as
>anent Of each Bishop TO n definite
.'a'c'y instead of a general super
.>.oa OF the whole Methodist world by
-s 5oard OF Bishops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
wants tho Law Amended.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November L.
Second Auditor Patterson in his annual
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
suggests that Section 277, of the Re-
vised Statutes, be 90 modified as to au-
thorize the Second Auditor to disaIIow
claims for arrears Of pay and bounty In
cases where the muster and pay rolls or
other records Of his Office show that the
soldier or his heirs have received all
they are entitled to under the law; pro-
vided that II the claimants are dissatis-
fed they may within six months appeal
to the Second Comptroller. or otherwise
the Auditors action shall be deemed
final and conclusive and be subject to a
revision only by Congress or the proper
Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
Quay Brings ssore snits.

DEAVEE, PA, November SENATOR
10y, alter consultation with his cOGn-
I, NSius Z. Snapely, has instructed
= 20 commence suit tomorrow morn
: 10 Philadelphia, against James Kerr,
:. -..Tnan Of the Democratic State Com
.';''e ~ Tor 100000 damages for libel
-, !. conspiracy 10 libel, and has also
,.- ,.-.uea Ueo. ). Graham, District At
: .,-'! Oh Philadelphia, with Mr.. Shap-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
wALEs.s HOUSE BURNED.
The Prince Looses His London Household
and Furniture.

LONDON, November 1.-At o'clock
this morning some psssers-by observed
that the top floors OF the Prince OF
Wales's residence was on fire.
An hour later the whole upper part OF
the building was ia flames, and In few
minutes the roof collapsed with tre.
mendous crash.
The lire was gotten under control by
eleven o'clock. In the meantime oil
the valuable furniture In the lower
rooms had been removed to the lawn.
The second and third floors OF the
building were gutted and their contents
destroyed. The lower rooms were
greatly damaged by water. The total
amount OF damage IS estimated at f15,-
900. The Prince OF Wales and bis fam
fly were absent at the time, but wero
kept constantly advised as to the
progress OF the fire. The prince will
come home tomorrow. The servants
were preparing the house for the arrival
Of the family, and 1t is supposed tho
fire was caused by spark from 1ue
which smouldered during the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
FFOhlbitiOn statute sus,.ined

sei,,,,'-ARck, \. D., Novemcer IA
,e@a 9'oG a was fled yesterday by the Su-
1bp Haft HTouft IN the noted liquor case Of
l,sd H9aaS' 9S' OF Fargo, who was prose-
:obini,,,t ID selling liquor contrary TO the
7De,i ii'..OA ' Aaw. The only question on
se pro, ~ SSs ',. as TO the constitutlonality of
liDs ,bu'0luon ,ba law, and the Court sus-
statute In every particular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
A BIG FIRE
!, the River at Martins Ferry
Early This Morning
[.,,,r COOPER SHOPS BURNED.
.. $4,000 and s76,OOo-No Clu' as TO
s%s'Vn -. S..r..d, but |. is Supposed to ba
., !, I..,ndiry Oigin-OtA'r Buildings
,-1,,,.rsd-GoOd Work by the
Volunteer FIRE Department

,,,c, two o'clock this morning peo-
''' hi, side of the river were AZ
~ y, bv the appearance OF a big
w =, the other side of the river. AT
- =, Gas thought to be a fire in North
,s.,,irc. bnt upon Investigation 1t
IND s,npd TO be lively confagratiOn
'.-',r in Martins Ferry
',-ls ,sa,tIy before two o'clock S the cooper ea
s-0'u ard warehouse, belonging 10
s2 . ~ Mears, located on the county
'91a ,be lower end of Martins Fer
'''- I. Il discovered to be on fire. The
", Sas quickly spread, and an alarm
va in but the fire had gained such
il,u sssswsy ,rs that the building was
y 'ao oao..nroed before the engines ar
~ There was large pump
'. ", ,bs factory, but owing to the In
- 'i,S bsat il was not accessible. How
f.S AZ 90, orioinated could not be learned.
- irs DrogresS the flames lit up
,asn 80 expense Of sky, and could De
~ from Q long distance. As viewed
-.,r the bridges, it was a particularly
|I,ahnt scene. - j.. .bo
"a The warehouse contained q
ia stock, as the factory has been un-
I,rslly busy for some time, engaged In
|-,TIpr apple barrels. The buildings
-.,s 80, opite large, ana such was the ex-
b., OF the blaze, that large
..,ks foated in the ai- clear up TO
1.T. stove foundry ON North Main
..sst The buildings were only one
.,,v bfgb. out the main structure was
,5-at 500 feet long and 20 feet wide.
I viii he quite a serious loss, proba-
|bv 10 the extent OF $4,000, besides
owing out of employment fully 100
g.,anen.
LATER.
2l;am.-The fire is still burning,
40 an immense crowd Of people are
The scene. While IL was imposS-
,s 70 save any appreclaOle
r0n OF the factory, the fireman did
he wgrk in saving adjoining property
--eat risks. The labors of the brave
h tghters were most favorabiy COM
=. ~.rOr hg s9o..oses Io ue u
|,aadiary origin, as when first
severed the flames were among
|xrs lumber just outside the fac
|H'y. There was quite a pile Of
sat.ngS, slaves, hoops, and other mis-
e-2HeOus fxings outside, and this, to-
gs,ier with the cooper shops, made q
u Of considerable proportion.
Toe railroad tresSleS Of the Z. l.. &
r. Railroad in the immediate vicinity
llgh, ire, and several freight cars
y,F badly burned.
a, the BOOKS IN the Office were lost,
lChiHg being saved but the pay roll.
Tie losS is estimated at $4,000 TO S75,-
70 The building was insured for
E4oJ0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
Bishop Kain Asslstca

,,o,11LIiNoEE, Md, November 1.-The
,ssIratlon Of Most Rev. DR.. T. P.
! sC"e, rector of st. Matthews
IN an, Washington, d. c., as coadjutor
" W'oolsnop Salpoilte Of Santa Fe. :,
d. ~, y, ana Titular Bishop OF Arabisso,
y = c'iinor, took place this morning in
!, IV1,'DedraL n, Bishop Ksin, of Wheel
=" w. va, assisted Cardinal Gibbons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
a Member of tho English Secret Service
shoots himself

New YORK, November captain
Algernon Horner, forty-five years old,
formerly a captain in the British army
and Of late in the employ, it is said, OF
the English Secret Service, committed
suicide Sunday afternoon in his room at
the Victoria hotel by shooting himself
through tho right temple with 81
calibre Smith 4 Wesson revolver.
Very little is known about the suicide,
although he has stopped at that place
during his frequent visits to this coun-
try during the past few years. Not a
single letter or paper OF any kind, which
might give any reason for the suicide
was found about the dead man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
THE STRIKE OVER.
The Pennsylvanis Miners to Go to Work
AfCar Tuc>day.

The Pennsylvanis Miners to Go to Work
AfCar Tue>dsy.
PITrsBURG, Pa, November 1.-The
great strike OF the coal miners OF this
district will be called of on Tuesday.
The men have been returning TO work
in large numbers for week. and the
officials OF the Miners Association have
decided TO call convention OF the
strikers on that date to declare the
strike off. The strike was inaugurated
three months ago for a ten per cent
per ton advance, and since that time
nearly 70, 900 men have been idle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
The Murderer Dead.

New YORK, October 1.-Detectives
at Fort Lee, n. j., to-day positively
identified the body Of the suicide found
at Englewood, N. j., on Saturday, as
William Miller. who brutally murdered
Minnie Ranhauser, of this city, Fridsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
Two New Postmasters.

speeas Telegram TO re Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., November L.
w. E. Stoninger has been appointed
Postmaster at Logansport, Marion
Co., w. Va., in place of A. E. Guny, re-
signed; C. d. Morgan at Morgan Valley;
w. Coming in place Of 1. H. Morgan,
resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
FROM PARIS.
A Couple of Gossippy Items OF In
terest.

tere8t.
PARIS, November Foreign Minis
ter Ribot having urged NJ. De Giers
during his recent visit to Paris TO per-
shade the Gar to visit France, was told
that it was first advisable to expel all
Russian refugees, and it is supposed
that they are preparing to make clean
sweep of them over the Swiss frontier.
The Portuguese mail boat from East
Africa, which has arrived at Marseilles,
reports a recent collision between Brit
ism and Portuguese soldiers at Lorenzo
MARQUES. in which two were killed and
fifteen injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

GALLIPoLIs. O.. November 1.-Editor
b. G. Hardway. Of the Peoples Voice,
yesterday. In his weekly edition. created
quite . sensation BY printing the names
OF twenty-nine prominent, - we'll -
highly respected, Republican county
officials and ex-ofacials of this county,
Is belonging 70 secret oath, midnight,
Courthouse ring organization, who
governed the Republican party Of
GaliIs County. Hardway, yesterday.
while coming from dinner, Was assault
ed BY well known ex-Sherif. and re-
ceived very painful blow IN the eye.
To-day Charles Stuart, another one Of
the supposed membsrs, swore out q
warrant before Squire Kerr for the
arrest Of Hardway, chssefne him with
criminal libel. Hsrdvsy VS. 1ceed.
and upon pgeliminasy heaxI kWss
bound over 70 Common PIsoo t6oyt
under $500 bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
FIRES AND LOSSES.

CLEVELAND, o., November ELL
wood City, q new town In Lawrence
County, Pa, suffered Q severe loss by
fire this morning. An entire block Of
business houses was destroyed. entail.
ing loss OF 100000. The entire loss ID
covered Dy insurance.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, November L.
Tn Ceres Company's Touring mills
burned to-day; loss, s22, 900; insurance.
s12. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
YOUNG HUNTER WOUNDED.
The Hunting Season Opened in Clermont
(.0untY

The Hunting Season Opened in Clermont
County.
BATAVIA, o., November 1.-While
hunting near town this morning Oliver
Tatman, the seventeen-year-old son Of
Captain John Tatman, the leading to-
bacco dealer of this county, was acci-
dentally shot in the thigh by his young
companion. Allen Nichols.
The wounded boy was removed to the
home of his brother, j. c. Tatman, and
medical aid summoned. He will proba-
bly, recover, but will carry through life
crippled limb. the result of his morn
inp's snort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
, al Centennial Anp,v.r.arx.

sass sSn rh' MINI, November Fifty
,SUrcb ws So-uay the first Catholic
|sis ~ erected in what is now the
|'sr tbs ~ a..nneseta, and Catholics all
|hsssssrse e.ats @ to-day celebrated the an.
Win appropriate services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
.EE'S STILL ALIVE.

The Coal Valley Rapist Still Safe In
Jail.
Special Tsleordn, TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November L.
All is quiet at Coal Valley to-day. The
negro who it was expected would be
lynched last night is still alive. There
was strong talk of ending his career
and some demonstrations, but better
counsel prevailed and 1t was decided to
let the law take its course. His pre-
liminary examination will be continued
to-morrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
] at RIiiot,.. Trial

ase =, oAS0s' o., November 1.-The
pin,v% fatrlek ]. Elliott, indicted
tUrds, Win W. j. Elliott, for the
HOrn Oh W. L. hughes and A. c. Os-
|e06er s - oseh set for hearing No
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

And Ohilrs Bsfssal - Inter- sEo ths
Groundwork of - Exsabsa.
PANS, November 1.-The sniuostty
felt By tho ChIlian residents hare
agsinst the United 6tates. = roGocte1
IN su intsrview With : peoniDent
uember Of the Ohtlion conn1uQ1t1 =
Raria vkA attFitatlo ~ enG1tt u ~
1ericae eesPe.g 1: = . ~ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diff
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured by
Logan Drug Co.'s and r. B. Burt'A and ct
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

The RKGEefER Of wednesday morn-
ing, Novsmbsr eth, YIN eontsin latest r.
IliabIs Hlsctioa Reposfs.
| News Agents wish1sg sxtss cepass vill|
fplsase seoA their ordsrs tbe thn4 sd So
|sssalng eeus uiaheat dasns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
Minister Carter Dead.

New YORK, October 1.-H. A. P.
Carter, Minister to the United States
from Hawaii, died 1T 1870 o'clock this
morning at the Evorett House.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

ae Hazard would get a lot of
spns and induce Ferry, Laugh
= bethune, Lindsey, Sullivan,
"oolery, Bradshaw, Sachs, Met
@s0n, Plummer, Squire, Calkins
y more Of the boys to talk into
I'VE minutes, he would have the
ssaVe campaign racket ever de-
every voter who should hear the
= ground out would vote the
atic ticket.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
DIR. MARCOUX. our ]

Or. MARCOUX, our new
Y, aas opened his office over the
sulal Bank, Aberdeen, we can
IVY done at reasonable prices.
NIGHT; most Of the people
~, ais new country are working
snu cannot afford to pay fancy
qentlstry. Operations are first
MS prices are always within
N. If.