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HUSBAND AND MONEY GONE.
Large Amount of Property Lost Through
Power of Attorney.

Va 3lOpCibJ A"Ss
Power of Attorney.
ST. PAUL [Mnn.), Dec. 31.-Mrs. Annlce
G. Barteau. who had 100000 in her own
right shortly after her marriage three years
ago to William G. Barteau, aud whose nus
band had made all his wealth upon an
original investment of $4,000 which she had
advanced 10 him, has been left both penni-
less and without husband by a singular
leg al turn of fortunes wheel. While III
Europe OIL a visit between two and three
years since she had left power OF attorney
with her lawyer to administer her estate
during her absence, and was startlingly
summoned home by the announcement. that
her husband had obtained all her property,
Bailey, handsome society. girI. of 18:. Mrs.
Barieau, on resorting to law. found that her
power of attorney had enabled her hus band
and lawyer to legally execute. thq:.deed:of
transfer, and now, though she has been able
abundantly to prove the conspiracy; the Su,
preme Court of Minnesota has just declared
the deeds TO be legal and binding trans
ferrlng all her estate to Mrs. Barteau No z
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The Carrollton Tragedy.

CARRoLLToN (Miss.). Dec. 3l.-At the pre-
liminary examination of Mcbride, yester-
day, for killing j. p. Matthews, Republican
Postmaster at this place. last Christmas
twenty-five or thirty witnesses were exam
ined, and, after exhaustive arguments, il
was decided that Mcbride acted in self
defense and lie was discharged.
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Refusal to Fund Bonds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Yesterday Hope &c
Co., Amsterdam bankers, filed suit against
the Board of Liquidation of Louisiana,
praving that said board fund 9042 bonds of
the State, amounting to over $i,000.000 into
consolidated bonds. The Board of Liquida-
ton met two weeks ago and refused to fund
caurfs
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eNING To WORK.
~ seotch Kalweys IS Virtually at
an Eu1

~ sootch kailweys Is virtually at
an End
Ok Dec. S1.-The General Mana
Scotch railways ave announced
taet ike7s are defeated. Trains are
larry.
abs rs began to SLOW uDmistakable
akenGg to-dav. owing u the
al deseTt.3ns from their ranks.
IS instead Of iustitnting viz
a. 8-t tAe men are now tf-
lua aenent TO individuals { \
i0InleT places. This mas had
iect upon the more timd of the
80 ze any OF whom are beginning to
feel Il ssure and are panic-stricken by
tLs appi Il ability If the company 10 get
along nut the Old force
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THE ELECTIONS BILL.
General Clarkson Thinks 1t Will Become
Law Within Two Weeks.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-In an interview Ia
the Tribune j. S. Clarkson says that he bs
s;Ess =s-=ize Election Bin --i-I .1f.1r - 4e'
within two weeks, and adds: THE measure
is right, and l firmly believe in the Repub-
strengthened by it. Nothing but fraud and
wrong will be harmed by it. The South it
self will say In five years that there was a
blessing in it TO the Southern as well as to
the Northern States"
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California Postr,,..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The followtno
fostmasters have been appointed in Cali
1ornla: Ii. W. Langenonr, Dunnigan. YoIo
County, vice NJ. D. Chamberlain resigned
Mrs. J. S. Burbank, Lorin, Alameda Conntv
vice z: ID. Burbank, deceased; c. r. War,
rem, Madison, 7 olo; County, vice +. Warren.
resigned M Is: Frates, May. :Anlador County,
:Illouron,: Marin County. vice G. w. Shump
ton, resigned: :: :.:..-: -: "
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Irrigation Canal.
HrIgaVIUn OaHEI.
MODESTO. Dec. 31.-The Board Of Direct.

MODESTO, Dec. 3l.-The Board Of Direct
ors of the Modesto Irrigation DtsEfct has
awarded the contract for 5000 feet of 'iie
heaviest work upon the irrigatiS@n r. cana g ].
b. McDougal OF StockTt,o9n for 1900. This
the ene cana M has been located from te read
Waters vme to the district line, distance OF six-
teen miles.
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NeWspaper Sold.

DENVER, Dec. 3l.-The Denver Time,
was sold to-day to ii. w. Hawley, as repre-
sentative Of Minneapolis company. II /
understood that $4,000 was the considera
tiOn.
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The Tombs Of sir pA...

oME Dec. 31.-At nAsetins of the Pom
tifcl academy of Archaeology it was an
pauAee that basilica in .he church Of
ST. sylvester had been discovered contain
iul m tombs of six Popes, incNding that
O. glvestcr, who occupied the Palel chair
r,-f.,e 9f1 u, .316 A d.
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California Beans and Honey.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.--A quantity of Call
fornia pea beans is Offering on the market
at So bushel. Samples show yery 6ni
quality. A fair-sized lot of California whit
honey sold at ~ cents spot.
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Annual viticn1turaI Report.

The annual report of the Board Of State
Viticultural Commissioners for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1890 is out. 1t reports
receipts by legislative appropriation to have
been S35, 900 and disbursements at ST., ,479 n.
leaving a balance of $l7,520 23 available for
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Whom Ouida writes For.

Ouida is fond of describing her young
women who smoke Cigarettes as adoring the
military, and aproE0ss s. Of bal that fact the fol
s1Sty WSrs d nad asked her to Write soe
thin for him. and then became afraid that
it was going 60 be IA little tOohighly favored,
SO out he vent to see her. He found her
surrounded by her dogs and smoking as if
it were tne keenest pleasure in life. He said
to her: My dear Louise, do wish that
you would write this story SO that il would
please the British niatron." Very quickly
The cigarette was thrown away. and. looking
Yates straight in ths face. sue said Ed
luuni, do ret write for the British lnatron.
write for The British guaTdsluan.' And
THE Champagne Ecipse OF delicate houcuet
delicious lasts and delightful favor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01
On a Brick Contract.

Alexander Mack has sued to recover S3460
from Andrew McElroy and Victor Hoffman
on an assigned contract with Jacob G. Tit
tie, who was TO manufacture for him 1,500,-
900 brick at So % a thousand. Failure 10
sendants
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T. EEZING WEATHER.
R4ilwa. aims in Europe Blockaded Many
pnn-ln pnrirh

People Perish
NEW 2K, Dec. 51.-The Worlds Vienna
special 3: Bucharest has been cut of
froE4 g.. outside world by intensely cold
weather The telegraph lines are down and
t.s rail y Is blocked. -Four men, while
cearinE way snow on one # the roads
mat cro= he frontier, were instantly killed
yesterday ~ pilot engine.
LoNDoN' Dec. 3l:-The weather is moder-
atine here and in France. A dispatch from
j fiesfs reports that the hurricane continues
g 0out tnL-e. Many shipping disasters are
Jkcd for. Many people have been frozen
20 feain b the country.
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Escaped Murderers surrour led.

TUCSON, Dec. 3L-The escaped lnurf' "
ers, Verdugo and Juan Jacinto, have 4
surrounded in the Black Hills, a our OF the
Tucson Mountains, three miles fran here
Another posse left for the scene aI.d Il IS es-
pected they will bring Verdugo 0ack 5y
night, dead or alive. The refugees arg we'd
armed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01

THE Champagne Eciipse OF delicate houeuet
delicious lasts and delightial favor
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Proposed Competitinn

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3.-The Farmers All
ance OF Missouri is taking steps to connect,
by cooperative manufacturing with the re-
Gently formed gigantic American Harye ste
Company OF Chicago.
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DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
Payments on Judgments Ordered by the New
York Sunrema Court

New YORK, Dec. 31.-The Duchess OF
Marlborough will have TO curtail her ex-
penses in the future by $4,000 a year. the
Supreme Court having decided that that
sum must now be applied TO the payment OF
three judgments, s,aggregating nearly $780, 0O0e,
recovered against her recently.
The Duchess asserted her income did not
exceed $50, 200, and it was all needed to main
tain her proper style as q peeress of Great
Britain
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CARSON New, Dec. 31.-Ths action of
the Supreme Judges in refusing 20 canvass
the vote of the people who desire eonsti;u
tiopai convention has given rise to consider
able comment. An effort will be made ct
this session of the Legislature TO have the
vote canvasSed before that bod and give
the people the convention they demand.
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Admitted N Rail

NEW YORK. De- 31.-William Williams,
Joseph Tuner, John and Louis Weber and
Charles AsD. foreman, who are held ac-
r0uutshle for the accident TO the brewery
which resulted n the death of two men
yesterday, were bailed tc-day in the sum of
0DD
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siE es stsoo mo sag o. (
ae Swift spssiao cs4, At's
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namand fnr Cola

NEW AoRA Dec 3i.-A special dispatch
ir7i1 iioEilcr, s>-refT,gs I>y IN Wall straat
says il IS rutnoTed large demand has been
made from the Bank of England of gold for
sbiPintn. q New York and Germany con-
tinueS is demand Ths bank charges 6 per
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01
A SCALP WOUND.
Painful Accident to a Portuguese at NoyatO,

aIHIuA AVVAu0AI % u fUIlUgU65t AZ NOFttOI
Marin County.
PETALUMA, Dee. 31.-Joe Green, Porta-
guese, living at Novato, Marin County, was
badly injured yesterday afternoon while
helping to build fence. While holding d q
picket, the large Sledge- hammer broke from
the handle and struck him on the top of his
head, badly cutting and injuring the scalp.
He was brought here for medical treatment
this morning.
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LOST AT SEA.

Drowned From Steamer Between San Diego
and Ensenada.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 31.-Captain Nelson of
the steamer Dublan from Enssaada re-
ports thu ,ss of passenger named NJ.
Murch leen this place and Ensenada
last night. Murch was last seen at 3 o'clock
this morning by the watchman, at which
time he was under the influence of liquor.
1t is supposed he fell overheard about that
time. He was brewer by oecupatioa. aud
was formerly at Phoenix. Ariz. 1t is said his
family live at San Luis Obispu.
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Why Will Yop

! curry or poison oe
the oily permanent
'us Blood faint cI
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Eastern Weather.

wAsprseroS, Dee. 81. Tho Signal Office
furnishes special bulletin rs follows:
Morning reports show that over Arkansas,
Eastern Missouri and Iowa tho year closes
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A Big Fire
Ordered TO vaoate.

AUGUSTA tGa.), Dec. s1.-Augusta had
100000 iirc this morning at o'clock.
number OF stores were burned.
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OBJECTED TO FORECLOSURE
a Minneapolis Man Uses His Revolver With

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. SIN. b. LappIng.
a c".r~-sor mortgaged his furniture with
lhe auamSon Loan Agency, and the mort
gage was foreclosed to-day. Tnis afternoon
Lapping rushed into the Office and opened
Harry Merrick, employees of the agency,
were seriously but not fatally wounded
Lapping ESCAPED.
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A Baptismal Showef.

In addition 70 the ringingbf bells and
footing OF h0rns, tiie New Tear was ushered
"a by genIls shower Of ran as the bells
r0ilcl the hoEf Of midnight.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01
Decision in a Land Case.

SAN DIEGO. Dee. sl.--A decision was rea-
dered to-day in the case eF Kate Gepa
against tie Southern California Breedess
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LINCOLN (NeDr.), Dec. 81. = Governor
Thayer to-day received n telegram from the
Sheriff at Chadron, Nebr., asking him TO
order out the militia and send arms. as the
Indians have been fighting there for two
days, and that the city is full of women and
children. The Governor immed jatey re-
piled by ordering a company Of the Second
Regiment, Captain Smith, commanding. at
Chadron. on duty for the protection of the
people in the town and country. 1t is un-
derstood that rowing bands of hostiles have
renewed their depredations along the Ne
braSka- Dakuta border
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Seven more c1ses Of esshsheria and one
death tlotn the same disease were reported
~ ssle HsialtA 0slses yester4ay.
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GALyEsToN trex.). Dec. 3i.--The British
yonsai. Isyali. has been Instructed 10 yacate
his Office tomorrow.
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JEALOUSY AND DRINK.
a Chicago Nottingham Kills His Wife and
,,crnfnifs Gi1irida

CHICAGO, Dec. sl.-Leo h Lein, a Ger
man wor'-inEr an. to-nirht fatally shat his
We and then committed suicide. APP
paEv. tly unfOunded jealousy and excessive
drinking Was The canse.
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any kind, il Is
cure for con,a Sio
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THE WOOL TRADE.
r oasrate Supply and Healthy Condition of
the Market.

the Market.
sToN, Dec. 31.A,The American Wool
ppHter IN is annual report Of the wool
1 ~ IN the United States viii saY to--noI-
.px The Mount Of w5si On band IN most
afshe primary markets OF the United states
sat excessive. Tho suppss In Bostor is
~ efsbiy lighter Than q year age. q re-
b, !@Ii' y OF the stock IN tic priasIpai
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01

of the Sixteenth and Twenty first Infantry,
now at Fort Douglass, have been ordered to
start at once for RushYille Nebr-
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MADE THEIR ESCAPE.
An Express Car Plundered of Nearly $1,000
by Highwaymen.

ny hlSnWayHen'
BURLINGTON, Dec. 31.-An express rob-
berry is reported to have occurred to-day at
Alba. The robbers escaped with nearly
$1,000. Particulars are delayed by the del
uge of rain that is falling Tonight, rendering
the telegraph wires useless.
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MORE VICTIMS.

Journals Pine Ridge special says
The list OF dead was augmented to-day by
the death of Private Shptiie of Troop G,
Seventh Cavalry, and Private Kranberg OF
Troop A. This,makes a total of thirty-five
fatalities for the two battles. Forty-one
seriously wounded are in an improvised
hospital at the agency, many of whom will
die. Little hope is expressed Of the re-
who was stabbed at the battle at Wounded
Knee.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-01

AS 51rSSsoeiatlon, a, giving jalgmeat for defsnd,n.
pae;sa ng ease involved the lands on whicb ut
ated 6oaea Raee-traek and hotel IL s,t,,e
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BOTH ESCAPED.

AazsTif Noblemen Settle Dispute on the
Field Of Honor.
VIZ A, Dec. 3l.-Count Dey, the Aus
g. bassador to England, and Count
6s mt 0, First Secretary of tha embassy,
~ duel with pistols near this city to-
Cal sther was wounded. The affair
gre~ itof quarrel in London over a
qtestioA ol 'he social precedence Of their
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~
FATAL EXPLOSION.
A Building Wrecked and Several Employees
Reported Killed

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.--A New Orleans dis
patch says there was a terrible explosion
last night at the power station Of the Louis
lana Electric Light ana Power Company
The building was wrecked aud several en-
plOyes were reported killed.
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Senator Hearst =.

;. =. =: ,. Senator Hearst.
: . WASHINGTON, Dec, Ex-senator Hearst
passed. a comfortable might, and was some
what improved to-day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
PERSONALS.

Edmund Croft was up from Markham
on Monday.
l.. Greenebaum has been at the beach
this week.
B. F. Doty returned from the beach on
Clan Mcdonald, Tuesday.
Q. R. Wilson returned on Friday from
business trip to Portland
Miss Mile Reyes and A. J. West
came up from Moth Cove Tuesday.
Col. }. w. Tokias was in Montesano
Monday before The equalization board.
Mrs. H. A. Hayes and baby, Miss
Hayes and Miss o. Rand are at North
Cove.
+. ). Antrim LEFT for San Francisco
Wednesday morning, to be gone several
months.
j. b. Dabney and wife and r. T. Dab
ney returned from Cohassett Beach.
Monday.
A. ID. Wood and A. d. Hart were up
from Cohassett, for several days. stay in
the city, Monday
w. b. Mack returned to Aberdeen.
Tuesday, after stay of several DAYS at
Cohassett Beach.
w. w. Hart, G. W. Parnell and L. G.
Martin were among the visitors to the
beach on Sunday.
T. q. Hussey brought up gay party
from Cohassett Beach, on Thursday, and
returned with them the following after
noon.
w. I'll. Johnston and w. B. Paine left
for Greeneville, Mich, Sunday, on a
visit. Mr.. Johnston's sister will return
with him.
I. A. Otis, traffic and passenger agent
for the Grays Harbor Commercial Co.,
returned this week from business trip
to South Bend.
w. II. Calkins, F. D. Heustis and D.
d. Calkins were in the city last Satur-
day, closing up the N. Prs business re-
lating to the land subsidies for the rail
road. Daniel reports pretty fair SUCCESS
Miss j. Steele, matron of White Shield
Home, Tacoma, has been in this city for
the last few days soliciting funds for the
building of a new White Shield Home,
which is now being erected in Prospect
Park, Tacoma, under the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union of Western Wash
ington. This Home was organized over
two years ago, and since that time more
than one hundred homeless girls have
found refuge there.
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Horribly Mangled.

Quite serious accident happened on
the arrival of Clan Mcdonald at Ocosta
Monday morning. H. p. Jenkins was sit
ting on the wharf fishing, with his legs
hanging over the water. AS the boat
was making the landing she bumped
with considerable force against a loose
pile which swayed against the
wharf, severely MASKING Jenkens' right
leg. The calf of the leg was caught be-
tween the piling and the wharf and the
flesh literally mashed from the bone.
The wound was an ugly one and an
Ocosta physician was Summoned who
wrapped it up the best he could, and
had Jenkins placed on stretcher and
brought up to st. Joseph's hospital here,
where the wound was dressed and the
patient made as comfortable as possible.
jenkins had been in Ocosta about ten
days. and has brother up Johns river.
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aow panes polished and other finisbino
,ouches added. The Beauty Of the
Harbor' will probably make her trial
"Trip the latter part of the week.
store Tor rent, on Wishkah street In
quire of G.. H. Keith. 1'-ol 40 q tn-
lney may say what they like, but it
taxes the HERALD force to get out THE
paper editorially. newsy and typograph-
icai'y' That is what the HERALD fire.
quenty hears said, and it certainly is
what the HERALD likes sor them to say.
ert Bros 'o' "' iN'o 70
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Mason's fruit jars at Kroenert Bros.
SHIPPING.

The Willapa came in on her regular
trip Monday.
The schooner Charles Hanson sailed
in Thursday morning and is taking on
lumber at VESTS. She brought in a
small lot OF feed stuff.
The steamer Alliance came in Thurs
day afternoon, bringing several passen-
gers and considerable freight. She sailed
for Portland the same evening.
The steamer Point Iona arrived in on
her regular trip Wednesday afternoon
with a large consignment of freight for
Aberdeen and up river points. She
sailed for San Francisco on Saturday with
a deck load of lumber.
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two clubs here was the same in reverse
order; SO, the championship remains I'M
decided. The Aberdeens feel that an
injustice was done them by the mana
gers allowing the South Bend club to put
in to new battery in the last few in
nings; and, that they are more than a
match for the other club. When the de-
Gliding game will be played is not yet
determined, but it will probably be fixed
at an early date.
The score by innings was as follows
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
Tacoma Markets.
TACOMA, Wash, August II. /

TACOMA, Wash, August H. 1891
FLOUR "a .9o9$5 10 per bbl
WHEAT-Blue stem, s314c per bu.; Little
Club SIC.
BARLEY-Feed, $27 per ton; brewing. $50.
OATs-Sound product, $27 per ton.
HAY-Eastern, $40 per ton: Sound $14.
LIVE STOCK = Mutton, 5(0515c per lb.; veal
596c; pork, 5(9554c; cattle, 1890 Prices quot
ed are for live weight
PoULTRY-Domestic ducks, live, 81. 5Ot0s6 sc
per doz.; old fowl, $7,oO(0$750; broilers, $500
turkeys, Zoe pei lib
Observation-Disclosures, $l6OO@1s.OO per ton;
onions, silver skins, lie per lb turnips lie per Id
carrots, lie per lib; cabbage, lie per ID.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter dairy, 20(122c per
per ID; eggs, fresh, zoe per doz. Hops, 14Qg15c
per ID.
FRUIT-Apples, $1.0O per box; peaches, 75c
per box: pears, LOO per box
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Another Tie.

The Aberdeen and South Bend base
ball clubs played the return game at
Tokes Point on Saturday and Sunday.
The Aberdeens came out winner in Sat-
urday's game, while the South Bends
carried off the laurels on Sunday.
The result of the games played by the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
Actual improvements in the Portland
addition will advance the price. ~ tt
Notice.

To all whom it may concern Notlce
is hereby given that / vii, not De re,
sponsible for any bills or debts contracted
by my wife. u Y
42.4t II. II. hohLh"'