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The evening world., 1892-01-30
Fortune Is Said to Have Fallen to
the Duke and Duchess OF Teck.
IpY AaaocIArFp pRrss

fBY ApRoCIATFD pREsS.N
LONDON, Jan. S0.-A report Is published
to-day that LORD Tollemache, who died re-
Gently, bequeathed to the Duke and Dvchess
OF Teck, the parents Of Princess Victoria
Mary OF Teck, the fiancee OF the late Duke OF
Clarence and Ayondale, the greater part Of
his fortune. amounting to nearly E7O,0OO a
year,
Lord Tollemache was a neighbor Of the
Duke and Duchess.
II this report Is true the fortune will be a
godsend to the Duke and Duchess OF Teck.
They are not blessed with superabundance
OF this worlds goods. In fact, some years ago
they were " sold up" by their creditors.
At this time they occupied apartments In
st. James's Palace, but the Queen was so an
noyed by the fact that the creditors OF the
Duke and Duchess had invaded the palace
precincts that they had to seek O residence
elsewhere.
Since that time they have lived quietly at
the White Lodge, in Richmond PARK, on the
Surrey side OF the Thames, close to the his.
toric town OF Richmond.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
O'Br.en Hooted by Parnellites in
County Tipperary.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 3O.-Mr. William O'Brien ar
rived ut Thurles, County Tipperary, to-day.
While on his way from the railway station to
the Episcopal Palace, the residence OF Arch
bishop Crokc, he was recognized by a Number
of Parncllites, who followed him.
They were joined by others until finally
Mr.. OBrlen was surrounded by q rlenacing
crowd. who kept him company to the very
gates Of tho palace. lie was hootcd and
jeered, aud all manner Of cpithets were hurled
at him.
Some OF the mlldest terms Of rcproach ad-
dressed to him were Renegade |" and Muir
dererw and between the Insults piled
upon him the crowd amused themselves
by cheering for M. John E Redmond, who
defeated Mr. Michael Davitt, the Mccarthy
ite leader, ut the recent Parliamentary elec-
ton In tWaterford, md other prominent
ParnelliteS.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Believed That Chill Will willingly
Salute the Flag,

Tspr~IAL TO THE EviHISo wnRrn
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. Tho Chiiian Govern
meht has not yet been informed OF any In
'tion Oh the part OF the United states to
compel salute Of the nag IN order to close
the Valparaiso incident, but In all probability
that request VIII be made and promptly &C.
ceded to.
1t is customary In the adjustments O; in-
tcrnatiOnal disputes for the country tender
ing an apology u follow 1t with a salute to
the national colors Of the other country.
In view OF the friendly tone OF senor PEREZ
rn's reply there IS no reason TO believe any
hltcn Will be encountered on this score.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
AUTOPSY ON MRS. STOCKER.
Her Husbands Bullet Severed the
Spinal Cord-His Sisters Wedding.

BY IN autopsy performed on the body OF
Mrs. Kate Stockcr, who was shot and killed
by her husband, Arthur Stocker, at their
home. 90 ZabrisLlc street, Jersey city
heights, last Thursday, the cause OF dealh
has been definitely ascertained.
The wound on the head was found to have
been caused by her fail. Death resulted from
the sGYcring uI the spinal cord by bullet
the right ear. Her body was to-day removed
to her mothers home, from which the funeral
Will taHc place.
StOcker was arraigncd in Police Court to-
day on the charge OF murder, and by request
OF counsel The examination was adjourned TIL
next Tuesday.
A sister Cf the prisoner was married last
last evening TO Arthur iianlcy, OF Hobokca.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
CA|L|'s AMENDE ACCEPTED
She Has Not Yet Been Asked to
Salute the Flag.
JUY hBsocIlTEp plrss.1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Secretary Blaine
cabled Minister Egan this morning the Cow
ernncnts acceptance OF Chills apologetic re.
ply to our ultinatun In accordance with the
Presidents message OF the 18th inst. Salute
to the Tag not mentioned.
There was nothing said at yesterdays Cabl-
net meeting on the subject OF salute to the
nag, and there Is no reason to believe that
this Government viii require such O salute
from Chill.
1t Is very possible, however, that Chill may,
OF her own accord, perform this graceful act
at the termination OF the diplomatic ADJUST
ment OF all diff culties.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
THEIR TIME is ALMOST UP.
Licenses for Buttner's and Stajer's
Places Expire on Monday.

Licenses for Buttner's and Stejer's
Places Expire on Monday.
Unless Mayor Grant renews their theatrical
licenses tomorrow night will witness the
last OF the sacred concerts" given under
the auspices OF Mr.. Louis Stajer and Mr..
lgnatz Buttner at their " concert halls" Nos.
goo and 204 Bowery, respectively.
The theatrical licenses for both these as
signation-rooms expire on Monday,I Feb. ],
ana for the last week the proprietors have
exerted themselves as never before to throw
a cloak OF respectability over the vicious
character OF their dens. AS far as outward
appearances are concerned, they have ap-
parently succeeded, and Tor the last week 1t
mas been almost impossible FOR #" ladies TO
gain admission without gentlemen escorts"
But once inside these places the mask Is
thrown on, and the women are, as usual, per-
Hitted to ply their Shameless vocation,
although they must doit quietly. During the
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Opposition Gaining Seats IL the
Hungarian Diet.

tPv AaaOcrATED PREssl
BUDAPEST, Jan. 3O.-The returns OF the
elections for members OF the Hungarian Diet
are still being received.
This morning the returns show that the
Opposition is gaining number OF seats.
ThAs is due to the support given the candi-
dates OF the Opposition by the lower clergy,
who, in so doing. have acted In defiance OF
the Bishops.
1t Is expected that the action OF the priests
will lead to agitation for the establishment
OF Kulturkampir by the new Diet.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Mollie whearty Has Boon Arrested.

BUFFALO, y. y. Jan. 3o.-Mol!ie Whcarty,
the young woman wanted In New York tor a
post-ofice shortage and who some few days
ago eluded The uilcers in tLiS city, was ar
rested last night. G. o. j. ClarS, from whose
house she escaped was arrested to-day for
aiding her TO get away. He was hcld Ior the
liTaul Jury,
The evening world., 1892-01-30

with force on the patch OF scarlet geranium
growing IN the lap OF her dress.
81 went to a dance Maud remarked with
some pride, " Christmas, hut was never to n
bali, and swear 1 didn't wear diamond.
not even In my stocking"
All this time patient, faithful, sorrowlul-
looking sarah Jane sat quietly trimming her
nngcr-nails with her teeth and nodd,ng
| assent to the Jumps OF evidence advanced by
her friends In their own defense.
She said she was n laundress, that she
worked Two weeks for Mrs. stewart, that she
was not able to collect her pay and that she
| left OF her own accord.
"Why, Sarah Janoi'
| "Causc the sheets " as too heavy for me, all
| linen and an acre wide. Gave me rheumatism
| of the spine pu,tin' cm thro the wringer
MAKE much? Good go'l II mighty, no !!
| The ladies up here just about starve their
| laundrcSses--go out at si.5O n day and II they
| give you 81 and let you 90 at O'Clock at
| night you can feel yourself lucky. Mrs. Stew
art use to tell me ought to be glad 10 work
| for &l.
Mary Maud Fuller has had n hard time OF
II. she married young Othcllo some six
years ago. who deserted her, leaving her to
support herself and child.
| LIZZIE Powell Jared better In tho marriage
lottery. she drew a big-hcarted, big-shOul-
dcred porter who worked like a cake OF yeast
| to raise hur In life. New Years brought
| them bnd luck in the guise Of the
| Russian grip. and the head OF tho
| house had to lay up Tor repairs.
| Ills beautiful, swcet-voiced wife put on tho
| family spurs, got situation in Mrs. stewards
pretty house, and, to use her own rhetoric,
| "gJt IN the worst iix OF her lie"
| iiut her faith In her husband Is broad and
wide and deep, and She knows " II any Twin
man can pull her through. he WILL" Every
day he calls TO see her, with ginger-snaps,
| chicken wings, oranges and similar delicaCies
In his tin-llncd breast pocket.
| The case Is one Of rugged patnos and there
should be some lily-whito sister In sorosis or
among the Daughters OF the Revolution to
help them through NELL NRLsoN.
| The Four Servants Hold for Trial.
| In jefferson Market Court to-day Lizzie
Powell. Mary Williams, Mrs. Archer and
| George Williams were held IN ~, 900 each for
trial on the charge OF stealing Mrs. stewart 3
| Jewels
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Big Mortgage on the Wabash.
INV tseprTIJEn purssl
,SnkN, N.N., Jan. aO.-A mortgnCe h

GoSIkS. Ind, Jan. 30.-A mortgage has
been recorded here by the Wana,h Railroad
In favor OF the Central Trust company OF
Now TUrl. for s3,oO0,OOO. The mortgage
was giyta on III" catirc equipment OF the
road, the money To b used IN the canstruC-
ton of the WABASH extension, which taps the
Wabash system al hOMtpc!iur and runs to
Chicago.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Killed for Striking q Boy.
,,prc,.,, 70 Yuy ryryJro won, '

PnILADELPHIA, Jan. 80. - Edward j..
Dougherty, printer, living at $40 Fern
street, Camden, was SO severely beaten this
morning ut Market and Third streets by
George Canton that he died shortly after
wards. Dougherty was drunk and had strucl;
boy. Canton Is undC. arrest
The evening world., 1892-01-30
MunzlnSer Slated for Port Warden.
II was said aoou: city Hall this NOR ming

that Louis Z. MunGing"r, Treasurer OF the
lammany Hal! Organization IN the Thir-
IL place uf the late Gen. HClry a. Barnum.
Mun2irCer has tLc backing OF Lleut.-Gov.
shschan and his brother, John &. Sheehar,
who Is MunAugel's leader in Tammany Hall.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
French Naval officials Pay Their
Respects to the Khedive.

fry AssooIATED PHEssl
CAIRO, Jan. 30.-The Admiral commanding
the French neet,w arrived at Alexandria
yesterday, and several OF the higher officers
OF the squadron, came to this city to-day for
the purpose OF paying their respects 10 the
khediye.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
TAKES CHARGE NEXT WEEK.
Health Ofacer Jenkins to Relieve DR..
Smith Promptly.

DR.. VIM. 7. jenkins had not received his
warrant Of appointment as Health Officer Of
the Port this morning when an EVENING
WORLD reporter called on him at his resi-
dence on East Twenty-flfth street. He said
that he expected 1t would arrive to-day, and
that on its receipt he will go to the Quaran-
tine station and confer with DR.. Smith re-
garding the time of taking charge Of the
oifice.
DR.. jenkins said that he will probably
assume control OF Quarantine Monday or
Tuesday OF next week.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
The Ceiling Fell on Her.

While twelve-year-old Bridget shea was
playing IN her home, at 81 Franklin street,
this morning the ce!ltng fell upon her. In
fictlng a severe scalp wound. She was taken
70 Chambers street Hospital.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
French Importers Rushing Goods
Before the Tariff ChanRes.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

IBY ABsOCIATED PNEss.T
PARIS, Jan. 30.-All the railway stations at
| the frontier OF France are blocked with mer.
chandise which the importers desire TO get In
under the present tarifI. Feb. i the new
Tariff law goes into effect.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
No Improvement Noticeable IN Rev,
Mr.. Spurgeon's Condition.
iBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON, Jan. 3O.-A despatch received this
morning from Mentone says that the Rev.
Mr.. Spurgeon passed restless night. There
has been no Improvement IN his condition.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
And Carey Welch's "Hole in the
Wall" Is TO Let.
Decision Reserved by tho Excise
Board In the Case OF Dive
Keeper John Wulfers.
NEW WORKS. OUTLAWS
IA Table Subject to Daily Changed
IN the Penitentiory.
BILLY M'GLORY, AUGUST GUlDON.

IA Table Subject to Daily Changed
In the Penitentiory.
BILLY MGL0RY, AUGUST GUlDoN.
Indicted and Dives Closed.
5s$ss }SS soS5H; SE2;sH !SSF ssyS sSsSS SsssiHr.
DAN sCRiBNER, CHARLES Smith.
4oE n sI9asMs;os. MeSHK; Il aIqs; Ssy;s. MCCORMICK
Licenses Revoked.
81 ssl;3 Sx$SSSSS $ys ssssEs 'sSi :S
Diue A,,Mcrcs Closed.
s0sS sGSs wS5rEaS suI4Nea sask tGs snsassoS sGsGs
lGNATz BUTTNER. LOUIS sIAJER.
Evidence is accommodating OF the good effect
Of the crusade waged by THE EVENING WORLD
In the public service.
The example set for New York's outlaws
by Mr.. Tom Gould Is becoming popular with
the keepers OF dives that were once noto-
rious, and auctioneers and real estate agents
are having quite little business boom In
consequence.
Not to be outdone by Mr.. Gould, Mr.. Daniel
scribner yesterday caused the fixtures Of his
saloon to be returned to James Everard, the
brewer, and had the remainder OF his effects
snid at auction.
The EVENING WORLD has already told OF
Mr.. Scribners throwing up his license and
betaking himself to a cline where search
lights " cease from troubling and the weary
dive-keeper finds rest" Yesterdays auction
was the last sad to Mr.. Scribner) rite In
the case Of a defunct den that once was in
the van OF New York's princely assignation-
rooms. At last accounts MIR. Scrlbner was
still in hiding.
The "Pickwick" last night was gloomier
than ever, and the windows have been trans
formed into bill-boards for theatrical utho-
graphs.
AND THE "HoLE IN THE WALL" Is "To LETT"
simultaneously with the news OF Mr.. Scr1b-
ner's auction came On announcement that is
likely to create slight ripple OF excitement
in real estate circles. 1t was made yesterday
In the window Of Mr.. Carey Welch's "Hole in
the WALL" at lit Fourth avenue, with large
black type that briefly stated:
: THIS STORE
TO LET,
The evening world., 1892-01-30

YounuS Smyiie's''Arra e's I.icerice Pellets
give instant relief to sore throat. Drusgists -
The evening world., 1892-01-30
Mining Stocks.

Tho following are the closing quotations oe
inining stocks At the Consolidated Exchange
The evening world., 1892-01-30

Halls" BETWEEN rHR Acrsn and BRAVO, l0c. {;
HALT Dink, 90, All.Iobaoco Cigarettes are the
only Grands.nsde W Thos. II. EAii. Estabd dlssG.-.
The evening world., 1892-01-30
GOV. M'KlNLEY MUCH BETTER
Blu. Not Yet Able to Leave His
Room.
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 30.-Gov. Mckinley was
reported much better to-day ana was aroaaA
his room. but Is unable TO eo out
The evening world., 1892-01-30

The Four Servants Hold for Trial.
In jefferson Market Court to-day Lizzie
Powell. Mary Williams, Mrs. Archer and
George Williams were held IN $4, 1000 each 10,
trial on the charge OF stealing Mrs. Stewards
Jewels
The evening world., 1892-01-30

DIR. KELLEY has so-called for Drunkenness We
heard its virtues months The reports have
most all been in favor of his system.
THE WORLD sent special commissioner to Dwight III.
spent several weeks the ground and will make
careful report of his investigations in THE SUNDAY
WORLD TOMORROW. 1t will interest every Keeey sup
porter and every Keeley soeptic.
THE LAST STORY by the great French novelist Guy
Maupassant, The Ghost of SaintGery; or, Can
Man Be Afraid? ?" AS he completing the last
chapter De Maupassant became ravng maniac and he is
asylum for lfe friend finished the story and
it will appear in the SUNDAY WORLD TOMORROW.
Med has prepared accurate pictorial history of
late war with Chill.
ANOTHER good feature of to-morrows WORLD will be
article by Jerome Jerome the author and playwright
THERE are many good features besides these.
The evening world., 1892-01-30

PAM. PaN!, PANT,
boat all toOAeeo cigarette, 10 ivr 10 coats. -
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aches. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19
rnInrY-oxE CITIES AL OVER TIE COUNTRY.
POLLS POLLS
summary Of Table.

Cities that close at 4 o'clock or earlier or
at Sunset: Boston, 4; Buffalo, sunset
Chattanooga, 4: Columbus, 4; Chicago, a
Cincinnati. 4; Fall River, 3; Holyoke, a
Lawrence, 4; Lowell, 4: Lynn 4; Memphis,
4; Nashville. 4; New Bedford, 2; Newbury
port, 4: New York, 4; Pittsheld 4; Rich
mond. Sunset: Rochester, Sunset: Salem
4: Springfield, Sunset; Taunton, 4; Wor
cester, Sunset.
Cities that close ut o'clock: Birming
ham. bridgeport, Detroit. Duluth, Fort
Worth, Hartford Los Angeles, New TIa
ven. Portland, Me, Norwalk, Syracuse
Waterbury,
Cities that close nj 9 o'clock: Baltimore
Cleveland. Des Moines, Louisville. New
Orleans, Omaha, Portland. Ore, Sioux
City. Topekal
Cities thav lose at O'Clock: Denver
Cd TINUEp ox PACE Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19
APPENDIX.
NEW ENGLAND.

Hours for Opsning and Closing Of Polls on Election
Days IN Fly Leading cities IN the United states.
NINETEEN CITIES IN NEW ENGLAND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19
Parior stoves ut Half Price.

Chamber and Psrlor suites At great reduction az
CLENENCE BROS. a Co.. GO Broad ST
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19
Highways.


The judiciary BILL so called, the presen-
tation of which to the Assembly inaugu-
rated the work of the commission for the
revision of the statutes, is in the hands of
the Senate, from the House, awaiting def
mite action. / recommend that IL be con-
sidered as early in the session as possible
and prompt action taken upon it that the
commission may be enabled to proceed
Understandings with that part of their
work which is involved with it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19

II IINUEp o. PACE Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19

The commission appointed under resolu-
tion of the General Assembly Ito obtain
plans for a new State House aud TO re
ceive proposal for sites for the same" will
probably report at the present session.
The commission have endeavored TO pro-
coed with the utmost care 20 the end that
the plans they present shall be. 30 far as
can he forseen. adequate in every particu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-19

The dedication of the Soldiers Home. at
Bristol, was observed May 81 last, since
which the number of veteran soldiers at the
institution has steadily increased and IL is
evidently meeting the long felt necessity
for the proper care of those survivors OF
the late rebellion who filled the quotas of
this State The whole number of mem
bcrs January l, was ninety-two. The
Soldiers Relief fund has been distributed
under the direction Of the Board and
without doubt accomplished great good.
As required by law | recommend, for the
ensuing fiscal wear, that 10000 he appro-
priated for the support and maintenance
of the Soldiers Home and 1000 for the
relief OF Union soldiers, sailors aud ma
rincs OF the late war, and the widows, de-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21

BENSON !. LossrNc, L. L. D., Hietor.
ian: alike Ooncave Mirror 1t reflects
to single focus an cpitoLic Of the essen.
ttal elements Of our national history,
showing clearly at glance the progress
emit period Of maturity"
"a. r. SPorFoRD, Librarian of Congress:
" The work may fairly be termed brevi-
ary Of American Politics."
Hon. 8. j. RANDALL: Indispensable
to . ready understanding of the history
Of the parties"
Dr.. !. I. HKYzs, Historian: "You
have given the desired information in
such form that 'he who runs may read
and read quickly"
Hon. s. s. Cox: "Only one work 10
comparable with 1.-THE Statistical At.
las by tho Goyernmept-and to say this
10 high eulogy."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21


OF Thomas Hardy, and though great art
is exercised to make her lovely and to
awake our sympathies in her behalf dur
ing the artificial piling on of her calami-
ties, she rarely touches the heart: even
her weakness is so incomprehensible as
to only arouse a sense OF baffied irritation
and profound incredulity.
In looking back upon the story as a
whole, it is curious to note that the
characters who are most real are those
who are least elaborated. The reason
for this lies in the fact that Hardy's
characters are not rounded out touch by
touch with many and contradictory
attributes, as nature works in making
man but that each represents one inflex-
ible quality, and turns but one side. Tess
is "a vessel of emotion" Alec D. Uber-
vile stands for lust, Angel Glare for
inconsistent priggishness; and SO on
through the list. This treatment, COM
bined with Hardy's great power of realiz-
ing physical aspects, serves admirably
for figures in the background, as those of
Joan Durbeyfield and Marian; but it is
too thin and monotonous to give flesh
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21

ITau6 marx.
Price OF Queens Anti Hairfne {
sealed from observatory. Sen,
pondence strictly confidential.
contains. We invite you to deal
send to-day. Address QUEEN
register your letter at any Post
OF failure or slightest inju
epeeIl1-To ladies who in
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21
maximum Comfort En- Route East.

Passengers destined to points east Of
the Missouri river should patronize the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern
line Maximum comfort and speed,
courteous attendants. Pullman and Wag-
mel sleeping cars, Pullman and North
nunstsrp- DINING cars. Pullman colonist
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21
Sandwiches.

Buy the Mason jars for putting up
your fruit, from Kroenert Bros. They
have an immense stock OF hand at extra
o'uiiiary 10" prices. 37-tf
Slimson-I got my wife kiln the other
day, and she is learning how to paint and
fire china. Witherby--Has she turned
out any specimens yet? slimson-Ob.
yes. She made some designs on one of
her own buiscuits and it proved great
success.-Free Press.
A hne selected stock Of perfumes,
large line OF ladies' and gents, toilet
articles, all kinds Of plain and fancy
writing papers and envelopes, and in fact
everything that is found in any well an
pointed drug store is kept by Evans &
Sargent Heron street, nesf r Il
20 ss.ry cali these small
'sses ',,.e 8 's..'s4 notes = sn !
b. Lille !, ny dear, Il Il be'
causs ~ raisers. Free
Press.
Kroenert Bros. are making speciality
OF crescent creamery butter. Have Won
tried it? There is none better
lie called her CANCEL" Sweetheart ),
"pet," '"oe'hear''
Through many counting dav
ana after she had married him.
lie mostly called her, "Say ."-Free
Press.
WANTED-lmmediately, a reliable man
IN each town to tack up advertisement
cards; IS day and expenses to right
party. Enclose references, this adver.
tlsement and stamped envelope to Adver.
Using Manager Ben Lomand, San Frar.
cisco, Cal. ao.At-os
Gazzam-some Philadelphia girls have
formed society to boycott the bows
Maddox-Do they call themselves the
Young Mems Prohibition Club ?-Free
Press.
j. z. Burgess is the Harbor agent for
the National Ice Company, of Tacoma,
and can furnish you with pure ice at
all times. ~
French Tansy Waters.
4.<1 a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21

We have just received immense ship
ments OF decorated semi-porcelain ware
OF all kinds. The largest and finest
stock ever in this city. The styles are
Pencll-spray, Beta and Exotic. These
goods are all in open stock and our GUS
toners can buy all kinds in single pieces.
Prices are very low, to suit the times.
o|-u KRoENERT Bros.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-21
French Tansy Waters.

17fo'f H"Hsy W Hfers.
Ladies will find these waters just what
they need, and can be depended upon
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WITH PEN AND INK.
BY L. II. W.
HoNEysUcKLr

HoNEysUcKLE.
This Is the fragile horn
Whereon the bugler, Breeze.
Blows fragrant calls at morn
To summon forth the bees"