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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

CHI rAoo, May e6-Anarchist William
IL Vortz was arrested here this afternoon.
He 1, charged with attempting to DO"
up the Haymarket monument.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27
Getting to the Front

<<-O EVERYTHING there is season. ana u"e II =. ~.
every purpose proverb that more or less a', M
TO many The time to buy real estate is when % II Is SCI =;
mo at moderate prices and the season OF aPmg PU EA1R
ents bound to you invest now IN oOO -: n
HAVEN ON the Water Front which offers more suos'ao
ducemen to investors than other property now on e h
Within thirty days sawm will be IN 0r, aeuve a manufacturers
viii follow in very short time Consequently there ~ 'Ise M
EH M bycccuf to secure few choice lots at prices w m
[ not half 50 valuable at high even higher hg'"es we
take pleasure in showing this property -
PTTBOM, BElDNG g. CO. thtU u rIl.1DvSl naITsoM W
SOLE AGENTS.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

SAX ANTONIO. Texas, May 8-Ihe
nalores mine. east OF chihuahua. Mexico
has been sold by G. l.. Frich toan Engllsh
syndicate for s1jO.OD.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

uo,el Fairhaven- J Turner. seattle;
" II Campbell. Port Townsend; W. !
Sutherland. Orcus Island; hr,hnrt ~.
i breed and Wife Freeport, III; j Hood
Lnmml: q A Bulcttc, Seattle; j. NJ Va
Ponte' Victoria. T. :, Lawson, Skagl,
River: VI j Maldstadt, Slaughter; y Z
darling. Philadelphia; W Darling
PbiIadeiphia; " " Alter. ~. Louis; Y
Cannon a nd wife. Corvallis. Oregon;
cannon aud wife. Corvallis. Oregon;
Jamison. Seattle: 4 Cain. Edison; W
shaw, seattle; J Webster, lilaine. 80.
Hotel Nendomc.E u hlll anu m'
California: Rev. j II Thompson. IAN
conver. Wash; c = Bryan and vile. for'
Hotel Montczuma-J !, Easton. Me-
York; Miss Libbie Hewitt. san trancl-c,
Mrs. Col. George, Anacortes; u Huin
chirago. A Shattack. u A Anderson, -
attle; { p Bryan aud wife, Portland i
Dietrich. New York.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

u.ynr. May 96-The steamship .as-
,oane struck a rock on Scilly ISLANDS h's !.
teitlay. She arrived here lrakihe' VIZ, ~, % q
hnle IN her bow this morning. N"p""N
burf
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

MADISON. Ind. May @,Pol,i,cem,al y
lanes Hlnds at noon today fatally sno
Charles Antle, o. years old. Ante conru, c
Ijind's daughter against hcr ia'"''
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

MINIATURES, May e6-The. first conven1,
lion of German Catholic societies, opened
here this morning. The Bennett law WIZ
come M as a feature.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

Counril met MAY -. ism. aud trans
acted the following business: Frilll"h
Ia grade Fifth street referred.
Iivuor license report received alh ~
ferred to city attorney. -
Ordinance regulating games nl chaher'
IN nroiecl public health, tn preN'ni ~
trnduction of Contagious Diseases iot
taying and killing dogs: for workihg cllN
nrisoners: use Of streets for building p'li-
NOSES and the removal ~ buildings on
Streets: ia suppress gambling; tosuptreSs
houses Of ill- fame: defining Nagranct ana
nrescribing punishment: to pr"Nld, iuI
cleaning alleys aud streets, d"nhlhg
nuisances aud the punishment nl SAM SAINT
de6ning duties Of lire warden; iur obtain
inc nermit for street improvement or
ganiliug frrdcpartmcni; duties anu com
nensation of health officer; regulating lm
manner of making. approving ahu hll,,H
oi Mats; regulating public improN Nrurhls'
lloiior license referred; preventing h,ps' ,,f,
animals: city clerk instructed 10 plnhsl
n"iire for bids Tor brick jail; wholesal'
iiuuor license. s3p passed; gaines "i AZ
kinds sla each per year; committee W.
pointcd Ia purchase necrssarles ~, nsi, os,
ball and officers. not To exceed sl-""
committee appointed to open hewsPapr
bids for printing: committee aPP,,,n'u'
,n frame ordinance aud award r"h'far
fnr same. Meeting adJuuIhru'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27
Meeting of ex-soldiers

A meeting of ,cX-union soldiers po ~ nT
..t,oilinn was held this evening AZ ihe ul
~ ~ Colonel Christopher for the pur
,,os. of perfecting arrangements iof th'
pbse pbseryancc Of Memorial Day In con- nnc-
lion with the Grand Army Post at W ha,'
com. com and also to organize 4 post q ia W.
Grand Army of the Republic IN rali'
raven There were present about ioill
aid veterans. and the meeting Mas p,"
sided over by Comrade e. \. hlarn, TN 'Th,
soiio,ying committees were appointed
~ mmsic and Comrades Nestcll
smith and Fcrnley. On badges oln
rades Black and Christopher ON Hover
"comrade kellogg. Colonel Chrisloph.e
was chosen as commander Tor hsliioI h,' !, 70, 10
Day. All present signed th' api'hh,",', appi,h,' ,,',s
for 4 post charter. the name VI Wv P
10 he selected May Dth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27

nalla.tinq on the road between fair-
haven and sedro viii be ilnlshru nN ,,nn an
a., of lime. some stD men nave m',h
u w. nnloV.d ON this work since last Ohri,t-
n,ap np'' The right Of way VIII At once ", hs
widcnei 10 The full ico foot standard am tn,
the road put in IiTsl-cla,I s""'lr Ss ,iye i%
LII" nm the Skagit to the coal ihlh'S
NH NH be ready for track laying about tue
Grst of the coming July. ,....d d,a,,.
The pile dris ing Tor tue nen,cd a,sG wa" and d ihs
',,n,r',..t lei to the Detroit tMichlgah
Fridge and Iron company; some 'i.sl; sH1'i, Z.
pounds Of iron, steel and oronlr rom ni mIlI w., %
used in ils erection, and when ,nn,i,' n'an,I,
W. MI thr country. This bridge MAS seslsns'
by m T. T. l.. Back. OF New York. and ~, .n
hest % ever made. being complete n ever :.
detail Athonsn i%aIs Gelng ,eS SN,y"%"S hy ON" ma,
wbo viii hr stationed in the ccht"f, an
'.,n nnen or shut It In two minutes tlile'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-27
Laid Up for Repairs
A solid Gold Mine

RrntJS. May e6-The emperor Is con.
fined IN his palace with la,ne '''
result Of an accident yesterday
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
Physicians in China.

For many years, says an English paper,
a young Cinnamon has been in this coun-
try working hard to acquire a perfect
knowledge of our language that he might
attend Il medical college, and, after
graduating, return to his own country
and practice his profession according to
English methods. lie will finish his
duties NJ the hospital next March, and us
soon rs possible will sail for China, and
he will be the first man to apply the sys-
TEN of medicine there rs used in this
country. In IL talk with him recently
he said that the treatment of patients in
China is i'll many cases very curious,
though in some instances their ways of
relieving suffering were simple and effect
i've. Any man can practice medicine
there, he says, as no special education is
necessary; and if II sign is hung ont no
one thinks of inquiring whether the doc
tor knows anything or not. ShoAd lie
be successful and cure diseases he will
soon be looked upon as II remarkable
person, but il his patients do no: thrive
under his treatment they simply discharge
him and try another man. and do not at
tach any blame 10 the first doctor.
Continued sickness in Il family is sup
posed 10 be due to evil influence for
they are, us Il race, firm believers in
supernatural influences. They believe
that the heart, not the brain, is the orgsc
of intelligence, and the seat ri affection
is the liver.
Surgery can hardly he said to exist in
China, and they have no surgical
instruments, but use the simple medicine
Of herbs that have been handed down for
generations. Every little village has its
medicine store. They use every leaf.
Hover, and tree that grows in the prep
aration of these drugs, and il seems 10
be u part of their creed to take as much
as they possibly can on every occasion.
Animals, too, are used for healing pur-
poses, and the hoofs, skins horns and
blood are carefully preserved until they
can be mixed into compounds. a paste
which is said to cure the worst bruisc or
cut, and which is n common remedy, is
made Of flour and portions of frog
The human body is held in great veneer
alton by the Chinese, and on no account
will they allow any sort of an eXamina-
ton after death, and for this reason many
wait until they are too i'll 10 he cured be-
fore going 20 any Of our hospitals, as
many of them have a firm heief that
English doctors want their bodies to
make medicine Of. 1t is Il common
opinion of these people that the spirit
hovers around the body until it is buried,
and will bring vengeance upon those
who allow il TO be molcstcd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
FOOTBALL.
a GAME THAT is SPREADING
RAPIDLY in THIS COUNTRY.
IL is Scientific. and Requires Goodness,
Strength and Coura2c-IIow 1t
is Playcd-Af the Points
Made Clear.

Football is not only the autumn game
oi New England and the Middle Atlantic
States, but it is rapidly reaching out into
the South and West, many of the larger
cities of which have two or three foot
bail associations
Let no one believe that football is al,
unscientitic contest, in which mere mus
cnlar force wins. What chess is to in
door games, football is TO out -door CON
tests, with tire vital exception that it de
inands of Il devotee IL quick wittcd
cool, well-baianced and decisive mind.
winch will enable him to prove superior
to an emergency. The knowledge of
strategy required 10 map out victorious
campaign FOR game, and the lightning
ike rapidlty OF correct decision required
10 conquer 3 crisis which could not he
forcseen, are factors which show that the
football game Of the day is Il brainy af.
iair. They show what Il spirited, stir
ing sight. Il great championship game
may be, and explain why the crowd at
tending the games which have been
played al the Polo Grounds, New York
city, has often numbered 25, 900 per-
sons.
i;tt us imagine two footballs teams,
or ''elcvens,' ranged i'll position, and
ahont to begin "a Rugby game. We see Il
level cXranse of turf, on which paral-
telegram }3O feet long and 1G0 fee, wide
has been prominently marked out with
whlte lines. Midway in each end is a
huge wooden CONTINUANCE, raised above
The Gronad, in the shape of Il giant IL,
eighteen and :: half feet wide, which is
called Il goal" Crossing the field n;
Intervals of five yards, and parallel to the
goal lines, are white lines In the centre
oil the field is the football, IN egg shaped
ALTAR, consisting of an inflated bladder in
thick lcathem covering.
The players OF each .'elevcn" are ar
ranged on the field as follows: In a
parallel line. ten yards distant from the
cross-linc on which the ball lies, are seven
players facing their opponents goal line.
These seven players constitute what is
called the crush line" and they are stout,
heavy, muscular young fellows, of whom
tiir centre one is the centre ruslier or
Snap back Some yards back of the
centre rusiicr is player termed the quar-
tcT back. Some fifteen OK more wards
Dack oi the quarter back are two players
called half backs, vino arc separated from
t''c., other by space of ten to twenty
yards. Back of them and not far from
ne goal, is the "full back" or goal
Keeper.
From the smbjoincd diagram, and the
br'ri outline of the game given below, it
Will be seen what numberlcss oppor,uni-
ties are offered 10 the captain of an
'cleven' for massing, concentrating.
spreading, maneuycring and combining
his players in shifting formations.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
Turpcntine for Throat and Lungs.

l have been using pure oil of turpen.
tine i'll affections Of the throat and
lungs for some time, and find better and
more satisfactory results than from any
other remedy l ever tried. l use the
ordinary hand atomizcr, and throwcd
spray of the liquid into the throat every
few minutes; or ut longer intervals, ac-
cording to the gravity of the case. The
bulb OF the instrument should be com
pressed rs the act of inspiration com
mences, so as to insure application of the
remedy to the whole surface, which can
be done in cases of children very success.
fully. 1t is surprising how a diph-
theritic membrane will melt away under
in almost constant spray of pure oil of
turPentinc. / now use the trIrpentinc
spray whenever child complains of sore
throat of any kind.
in cases of tuberculosis of the lungs,
bronchitis and the latter stages of pneu-
monia, have found the turpentine in
halation very beneficial | use an
automizer, or paper funnel, from which
the turpentine may be inhaled at will
I hang around the bed and in the room
flannel clothes saturated with oil of tur-
pentine, in all cases of catarrhal bron-
chitis-in fact, in all infections of the air
passages; and my patients invariably ex-
press themselves as being very much TT
lieved. Medical and surgical Reporter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
AN ALIEN GRAVE.

Ho always hoped the native grass might
blow
And field flowers blossom on his quiet
grave
And ancient murmuring elms above him
wave,
And orchards drift his couch with summer
'Twas sweet to think that there his mortal
frame
Should sleep with kith and kin, and moses
gray
Blot out the record of his little day,
And hide the modest letters of his name
He died n stranger in n dirtant land,
Unwept and unbefriended and alone;
And here, unmarked by sacred urn or
stone,
His dust lies mingling with an alien strand.
Sleep, friendess clay, thy final hope denied,
Nor let thy lonely couch disquiet thee;
For thou, who vast the man, art spirit
free,
And where thou wilt thou mayest now
abide.
-.jdmrs Buchdm, in Mc Independent. ,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

Many school children who ride to and
from school pore over their books in the
cars, and therefore often impair their
sight greatly. Parents, impress it upon
them that it is injurious to study while
riding. The motion CT the car, no
matter how smoothly it may run, has a
bad effect on the readers eyes. Reading
in bed is also hurtful; if you find it puts
you to sleep, remember it may be at the
cost of your good eyesight. Have your
bed so placed that the eyes shall be
turned away from the light. If any men,
Der OF your flock has chronic headache,
have his eyes looked after; they may be
the unsupported cause of it. If studying
at night Is necessary, have shade before
the lamp or shade over the eyes. 1t is
best, if it can. be so arranged, to have
the shade on the lamp, as the eye shades
are apt to make the forehead hot, and
may bring on headache. -Phladelphia
Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

A safety touchdown is made when the
ball is sent or carried by player across
his own goal line and then touched to
the ground by himself or one of his side.
y goal counts six points for the team
making it, and II goal from the field five
points. a touchdown from which the
try-at-goal fails gives four points to the
side making it. A safety touchdown
scores two points for the side which did
not make it. The team having the
larger score ut the conclusion of the
match is, of course, the victor
1t should be understood that in the
Rugby game, us played on this side of the
Atlantic, runnin. is far more important
than kicking. The truth is that running
with the football tucked under the arm is
lar the favoritc method of getting the
ball toward the opponents goal. On this
account the power To run fast is one OF
the best recommendations u player can
have. In a "criall' team, i've players
the half backs, the quarter backs and the
end rushcrs-are, ordinarily, able 10 run
lu0 yards i'll eleven seconds, or better.
TO draw IL military similc, the rush
''H~H ~ VIZ itaNhA4 WI VIZ ttsslli, Alit
end rushcrs being the light infantry. and
the five others the srcnadiers. "Grena-
diers' is peculiarly appropriate, as i'll an
excellent team these five men are COM
monty i'll the neighborhood of six feet,
as regards height, and generally average
ITO to $50 pounds in weight. The quar-
Ter back is the skirmiShing force, Us,
when the other SIDE has possession of the
ball iii 4 ''line-up," he whisks around the
rush lines, and in a detached way makes
as much trouble rs possible. lie is gem
orally small and often weighs only 140.
One of the most brilliant quarter backs
in the history OF the American game
weighed only 12S pounds. The half
backs are the cavalry, combining the
ilectneSs and the dash Of hussaIS, with
the weight aud the tremendous momen-
ium of cuirassicrs. The full back is the
artillery and bombar,ls the cncmy's posi-
ton with long range kicks when the
fortune Of battle brings the ball within
his reach.-Nen YORK. Ledgr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
Punished For Her Curiosity.

Farmer Lutz, of Montello, Penn,
missed n young COW, and hunted all over
the place for her for two days, but in
vain. On the evening of the second day
his son Billy went to the old smoke
house, and pulling up the latch noticed
that the piece of old clothesline with
which the door was usually fastened to
the frame by means of staples for addi-
tional security had been chewed in two.
He thought this was queer, but moment
afterward, when he stepped over the
threshold, the case was made clear to
him. There on the floor of the smoke
house, mooing family in her compressed
quarters, and weakened by the lack of
food and water, lay the young heifcr,
suffering the punishment for her GU.
riosity. She had got there two nights
before, having first jumped over the barn
yard .encc, opened the farmyard gate
with her mouth and forelegs, and then
c.icwed the rope off that fastened the
smokehouse door and lifted the latch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24
A Wonderful Dragon Tree.

In an drticlc in French scientific Jour.
nal on vegetation in Portugal reference is
made to IN extraordinary dragon tree
Orac@na Draco) growing in the garden
attached to the royal palace ut Ajuda,
near Lisbon, which is supposed to have
attained development unequaled by any
other similar tree in the world. The
crown of the tree, the under part of
which is scarcely two meters from the
ground, is upward of thirty-six meters in
circumference about 100 feeD, and in its
upper outline forms a perfect dome.
There is tradition that this tree was i'm.
ported and planted in the garden when
it was first created upward of three GEN.
turtles ago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

=, The incinnnil, Hamilton n Dayton II. II. IA
safety Naitibulcd trains, with Uhnir pnr,or
sleeping mud Dining Car service between Gin
cihnnti, Indianapolis aud Chicago, aud j. th,
Gnrs between Cincinna.i, Kcpkuk aud SPRING
Heiu; H.. nhd Combination Chair and Sleeping
ohr CINCINNATI To Prnrin, ILL.,. aud the Only III,
Toledo, Detroit, the Lake Regions mnl Cnnnd~'
Ihe road ~ nnc Of tho oldest in the Stnic III
over Twenty-Five miles or double truck, and
from liz past record can more thnn assure iis
patrons speed, comfort and safety. Tickets ON
s''c everywhere, mud $50 that they rc,ul O. II
~ ", cth q IN or on. Of Cincinnati lndiun-
ilnolia or Toledo. T.. q. MCCORMACK. lien
era, Passenger and Tickle Aren't
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

Thc readers of thla paper will he pleased t.
ltarn that there Is nj least ono drcildcd dis
its stngcs,and that IL Cntarrh. lInlrs Catnrrh
Cure Is tho only positive euro now known 10
tho iEedical fraternity. Catnrrh being IL con-
btitutiunnl disease, requires II constiiu' ional
treatment. HALLS Catnrrh Cure IL taken in
tcrnally, acting directly upon tho blood mud
mucous surfaces OF tho system, thereby do
stroyng the foundation az the disease, md
giving tho pnticnt strength 10y building up the
constitution and nseiHting nnture IN doing its
work. The proprictOrs hive 70 much fnith ia
itH curative powers that thcy offer One llun-
drcd Dollnis for amy cnse TINT II fails Ia cure.
Send for Hat OF testimonials Address,
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

tinic Wv, os'"'' hut
All broken'doHn and hopeless when lifo
should be s 'uo
And longs for death to bring hcr rcloaso from
II these poor, discouraged women who suffer
from diseases peculiar 10 women could only
i2w That health could DO no gained by the use
W; ficrcc's tnvo lite Prescription, how cny-
". They ought to know Il, and try H. Every
woman who l. stun healthy ought TO be told
Ind unders' 9ld that II IL n Il tfeguarI a ,ninst
he terrible disc 1903 common to hcr sex. II Il
ludnin'6di TO give satisfaction or III ,noy paid
Tor It Will ee r9tunlcd. ''N
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

ino man wfo thinks more OF money
,han OF domes ic happiness had better
iet women alone. lie may DO ablo TO
supply wife with all tho money shs NAV
need, provide her with mansion in
which to live. aud surround her with
servants, but II he loves her not. aud she
loves him not. they had better be in the
depth Of poverty. - '"'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

Mild, cluahlc climn.c, certain md abundant
crops. Res; fruit, grain. Irrss and stock coun-
try III the world. Full Information free. Nd
dress Oregon lm'igintn Board. Portland. Ore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

The country having the largest proper.
|tion of cultivated land is Denmark, Russia
having the smallest. The United King
dom has 20 per cent. of land titled
against II untitled.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

= and y Federal street, Pittsburgh. Pa, offer
very liberal Inducements 10 parties who will
open agencies in towns for receiving Laundry
work. FIRST clnss work Gnd prompt deliv-
cry assured. Correspondence solicited. FiNr
LAcr CURTAIN WonK a SrrciALrr,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

1t isprovided in the Idaho constitu
ton, which has just been adopted, that
two-thirds of jury may convict or nc
quit, or render verdict, the same as If
She twelvc had agreed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-24

Wash ng ponwd rs arc strong alknlIcs, md
, ,., clothes The rnrsst SOAP obtainablc Is Tho
pest anu cheapest. Duhbnss Electric Sonp
purest u aH Try II right away, w ~ '''0