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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott
steamed into the bay yesterday afternoon
evidently looking for smugglers.
Mr.. w. c. Christopher has been an
pointed agent for Belllngham bay of Ih.
Pacific Mutual Life a Accident Insur-
ance Co.
A fine pleasure boat was received YES,
terday by Messrs. Mackay & Anderson
The boat is fixed for either oars or sails.
and is a beauty. II was built at Racine.
Wisconsin.
Mr.. W. ID. Mckay desires to state that
as Mr.. j. II. Wilmot has not posted the
usual forfeit he does not feel called upon
TO take any notice of the challenge pub-
llshed in the HERALD of last Monday.
The steamers arriving yesterday were
the Washington, bringing in 20.OO0 the
Premier 10000. the State of Washington
5000 pounds Of freight. The Eastern
Oregon Wasco and llasSalo each brought
In large number of passengers.
City Marshal Parker will soon have a
large enough collection of bric-a- brac TO
start curiosity museum. His collection
consists OF knives, purses, and hundreds
OF other little trinkets taken from petty
offenders. Some of the prisoners call for
their possessions. while others leave
without ever mentioning III evidently
thinking they had lost them While drunk.
Mr.. T.. c. Burlingame. the street CON
tractor who has the contracts for the inn
provement of Larrabee and Mill streets.
commenced work yesterday morning. lie
ls building big camp ON Larrabee aud
sixteenth streets and proposes To employ
at least 100 men and Twenty-Five teams.
Ilty Attorney Rutherford. who went to
Tacoma for the purpose of examining the
bond, telegraphed that il was all right
The business done at Judge Curry's for
the past two days was as follows: Mary
Babc0ck, violating ordinance regarding
stoNe-plpes aud ehimneyS. fined 500 aud
costs. Mary Rosser. a japanese woman.
The same otfense. fined $500 aud costs.
Joseph Hamilton, giving Intoxicating
liquors to prisoners. lined $1,000 and sen-
fenced to ten days in Jail. Pat Higgins
ond WIN. Row. drunk and dsordefly.
each fined $500 aud costs.
Tho ladies of the baptist church gave a
very pleasant Ice cream sOcable last eve
ming in the Twelfth street Office of the
Mason block. Messr-. Gamwell Il War
ner very kindly donated the use of the
room to the ladies. The social was very
liberal ly .patronized and the evening
passed OIL pleasantly. The tables We're
arranged along the sides of the room and
were waited upon by bevy Of young
ladies.
Yesterday was the day on which the
regular meeting of the council was to be-
held but II was impossible TO gather suf-
Lcent councilmcn to make a Quorum
Cour Gilman Donovan is at New West
mlhster. Mckechnie is at Seattle and
Miller was out of town, leaving oaly
Cowgirl. Wardner and Woodin i'm the civ.
A great deal of business has accumulated
since the last meeting of the council. some
Of which REQUIRES immediate attention
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
WORK COMMENCED
The Initial Work Being Done on the
Car Shops

For some time the residents Of the
Focal City have anxiously awaited the
ear shops. aud at last the preliminary
work has begun. The surveyors were at
work yesterday In Happy Valley and
some needed iron work was being done at
the Fairhaven Il southern old shops. The
work will no doubt be prosecuted with
vigor to completion aud soon will be seen
line of mechanics and labOrcrs coming
and going to work in the shops.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
A Twenty Thousand Dollar Purse

NEW YORK, July D-The managers OF
Dundee park. or the Northern New Jer-
sey Fair Association. who were the first
to propose q race between Snnoi and Az
tel. now offer stake of S2O,OlD, entrance
free. mile heats. best three In five, the
winner to take the entire amount. the
date to be between september % and Oc-
tober IL.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

Port Townsend Leader: OF the new
states admitted to the Union. Washington
is the smallest. but even this common
wealth of the extreme northwest is a.
large as New York. Vermont and Massa-
chuSetts combined In natural ad an
tages and resources it leads them all.
Great is Washington.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

NEW NoRR. July D-EN alderman
Michael Duffy. the iniormrr in the doodle
alderman eases. took the first step in court
In an action against his fellow boodler.
John kcenad. today. Duffy seeks 10 re-
cover $1,000. which. he alleges. was ms
share in the Broadway franchise fnnd.
He claims to have been induced to bring
an action oa high principles OF morality
equity and Justice.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
ANOTHER INCORPORATION
The Bellingham Bay Building and Loan
Association

The HERALD is informed that appliea-
ton has been made to the secretary OF
state TO incorporate the Bellngham Bay
Building and Loan Association and that
as soon as the necessary details have been
completed books will be opened for the
receipt of subscriptions to the stock of the
incorporation. The home Office and
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

WASHINGTON CRY. July .g-Commis-
sioner Mason has submitted TO the secre-
tary Of the treasury a preliminary report
Of the operations OF the internal revenue
bDrean during the last fiscal year. Total
collections from all sources Of internal
revenue were l42.j4 .696. an increase of
sll. m,262. compared with the preceding
year
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

principal place of business will be located
In fairhaven and the well-known char
acter and business capacity of the gentle
men promoting the enterprise is an ass,r-
ance of its success.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

:. New YORK, July 29-An evening paper
sAys that large shipments of silver bullion
70 London in the past few days has given
lse to much comment, because il was pre-
dicted that as soon as the silver bill
passed. this country would be flooded with
the silver of foreign countries. The ac-
tual fact has been precisely the reverse.
The head of a leading bullion brokerage
house In this city said today:
There has been great deal of talk
relative to the causes of the present moye-
ment of silver TO England. The truth of
the matter is just this: Every summer
England demands large amount of sill
yer to be sent to India to pay for wheat
and cotton. This demand usually comes
in August and September. This year it
has come earlier. presumably owing to the
fact that after August 10 the government
Will begin to buy i.5OO,OOO ounces of silver
per month for coinage under the new sill
yer bill.
THE public only hears of silver which
goes abroad. Furthermore, much is
bought for shipment which is not shipped
for some weeks afterwards. Our own
house holds large amount bought in
this way to be shipped later. When the
silver bill becomes Il law we shall see two
contending forces fighting for silver. The
result will be that the price will be ad-
vanced The silver bill may eventually
result in an increased production of silver
by working mines which have not hither-
10 been DrOitahle"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
REARRANGING THE STARS
Plans For Altering the Stars Made
Necessary by the New States

WASHINGTON. July 2g-rhc rearrange-
ment of the stars in the blue field of The
American ensign made necessary by the
admission of Idaho into the union. aud
the increase of stars to fOrty-three. has
been decided upon by the war and navy
departments. In anticipation of this the
signal quartermaSterS of the navy ships
in commission and the equipment depart
ment at the navy yard have been cutting
out white stars for the blue field" ready
to put on when the new design should be-
approved.
There We're three different designs sug-
gested. but two only came under any SER
ious consideration. One of these suggested
five rows Of stars-thc first. third aud
fifth rows to have nine stars each. and
the second aud fourth rows to have eight
rows each. But this arrangement of the
stars was not symmetrical inasmuch as
il would make the blue field of bad pro-
portion In connection with the rest of the
flag. The design adopted j. the one pre-
pared by the bureau of t-luipment of the
navy department. and Incorporates the
present arrangement of siN rows Of seven
stars each. aud adds the forty-third or
ldaho's star. To the upper row at the left
hand. As the law provides that the
change in the field of the flag shall be
made ON Independence DAY following the
admission of new state To the Union.
the star to represent Wyoming will not
be- added until July next. hut the sym
metry of the arrangement OF the stars
will be- observed by the addition Of the
other star To the lower row.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31
SILVER is IN DEMAND
The Effects Felt of the Recent
Passage of the Compro-
mise Bill
Europe is Buying Large GUAM
titles of Silver Bullion for
Shipment
Many Mines Will Now be
Worked Which Have
Lain Idle

[Again the HERALD is compelled to go
press without its usual telegraphic re-
mort. The wires went down at $3.50 and
up to the hour of going to press commun-
ication had not been restored.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

WALI.A WALLA. Illly 2g-Convict Geo.
Hoyt. sentenced To the penitentiary from
Tacoma for twenty years for the murder
of Crosby. today made an unsuccessful
attempt To escape by having his brother
convicts cover him over with brick In the
wagon hauling TO town. The driver ar
rived at his destination. on the corner of
Main and Second streets. with his load,
and was surprised to see the convict's feet
when he let down the tail board. Sheriff
Mcfarland was standing near. and on
being called unearthed the convict and
later turned him over to Warden Edmis-
ton of the penitentiary. This is Hoyts
second attempt TO obtain his liberty. the
first time being white he was on the road
to the penitentiary In charge of a deputy
sheriff when near Wallula. by tring to get
.nut of "A window of the ear,
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Where did you leave old sheepshead Boy.
Old baP0man, md NIL that groupf
cay when the Mahdl gets that way, = "a
VIII they be "trumps," or ain Tho soung,
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ed away, though am democrat in nv
prescntimsnts, and would give all the
wildcat nrosrriniion - -

ed away, though am a democrat in NV
prescntiments, and would give all the
widest prescription"
MI. Musl twirled his hut.
How do you like our country,
ma'am?" $500
VERY exccptionable, indeed" she re-
piled, with animation, "yery pleasant
and enjoyable. especially the parts have
not seen, and such purity of atmos.
phere! What with the orange blossoms
and the oudiousness from Thousands of
OF flowers, it is altogether stultifyiup.n
what DO you think OF our people2"
~ have never known people more
polite" said she. land with more perfect
niannerisms. rve never met with any.
young and old, who passed without
touchingtheir hats in the most obstreper.
GUS fashion,"
Our institutions must have struck you
favnrably."
"Oh yes, certainly, Of course, very
much, especially as, where came from,
such things are not known" .t
II am delighted to have met with n
lady oil 80 intelligent and broad a view
OF affairs, and shall inform my readers Of
the fact. Good morning."
He passed away, and the next day the
Equatorial announcer published her ar
rival With n long account OF her family
antccedents, tracing the name Of Sir
Hildebrand Partyngtone. who came over
with the Copquerer aud squatted at
Tinsley Swasb, in Yorkshire. He gave
her credit for saying many things about
the country and OF venturing the predic.
ton that at no very far day in the future,
the United States would become an an
mex to the colony.
b This announcement by the "An.
nouncer" made her famous at once,
securing her various invitations to par.
ties around town, among which an in
vitation from Sir John Ticker, the colo.
NAL governor, to attend fete at Govern.
ment House. This she could not de.
cline, as she had all the rest, and pre.
pared for the event. Dfess-makers were
employed, and when the garments were
completed and tried, Solomon in all his
glory, wouldn't have held candle to
her, had le wanted to,
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Announcer" an enterprising weekly
given principally TO advertisements ami

Announcer" an enterprising weekly
given principally to advertisements, ant
Communicated to the local reporter The
news Of Mrs. Partington's arrival. Aftel
inquiring as TO whom she might be, he
said he would call upon her, during The
week, and interview her. Thus II hap.
pened that, alter walk with the ,laugh.
ter on a fine cool morning, she was told
by the girl who answered the summons,
that a gentleman was In the hall and
wished 10 see her. E.iai
She found short, thick.set man, with
yellow hair and whiskes, clothed In
white, from hat TO patent leather shoes,
who saluted her with a profound bow,
us this Mrs. Partingham," said he,
'at whose sayings all the world and all
the rest Of mankind are wondering and
repeating7" .tsFf iI7 hot
"Partinghdm Is not my name,n. abe
replied, with dignity, "but II you had
added q ton to 1t II might have passed.
II ask your pardon, madam, said he,
'for making the mistake-shall correct
There's my card-take It." /
She read: archibald Mush, Re.
porter" nidi4 n ats .-.l 5'lsa.
"'fhat Is quite a common name In
America" she said; "are you sangulnary
with the Mushcs OF Boscawen, New
Hampshire2 No? Well, Deacon Mush
was a fine man. He opened temper.
anco respirator down by tho station, and
the boys used to call It the 'Mush.
ROOM There's n firm ut this day in Riy.
ertown, called 'Mush and Milk saw
their name in n window the last time
was there" r. q M.
u came from distinguished family OF
that name in England, you know" he
From tho same apperient stock I
presume. Everybody is coming over to
America, irrespeetable or not, and a good
many OF them we wish MIGHT have stav.
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the ,p.ppii; "iiiti,b.pnrl,iial, i lave II
remedy ~ ~fil' u ~ pr,i Clavict, Of
goose oil, uiolassse, p,rvgUiit, onion
Juice and saleratus, that was never known
to be ehicacious in curing" !F
"Allow me, madam" said he, ITO in.
trodnce you TO my guests" and. taking
her arm, he led her through the maze OF
visitors, then, resigning her to the
care OF an official, he left her for other
duties. ns'f-'ir '9 NJ
The evening passed very pleasantly,
and Mrs. Partington had things 10 say,
which, collected, would form matter
enough for comic almanac, and, before
she left, she sought an interdiew with
Sir John. no
when you write to Queen Victoria"
said she, "please give her my love and
my invitation to come over and see
US soon and bring the children with
her" II
He assured her he would do so, and
invited her to call again. She rolled
home, "a she came, and thus ended the
Governors reception. ~
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CA1lARIiIl.
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Homo Treatment. Ah

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Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
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nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
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When Baby was sick, We Garc her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, sho gave them Castoria,


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Health md Long Life.

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ut is an exceptionable case" she said,
with smile, ''and 1 wouldn't endure its
extenuation." ,i,if.l
SLOW do l look, Isaac ?" said she,
when arrayed for the party, as be was
standing his on head upon the sofa.
Stunning, g." said he, rolling off upon
the floor.
She beamed on him with a tender e1-
preston, and then dreaming, perhaps,
Of conquest, rolled away in hired char.
lot. ,,-.,i
Mrs. Partington was not deyotee Of
fashion, her world was wider than a
bandbox, and, by adopting fashion Of
her own, was the leader andEembodi-
ment; of that fashion: YShe. was wont to
say that, when at home, she didn't care
how. she, looked. because everybody
knew her, and, when away, she didn't
care, because. nobody ,did.. ALWAYS heat,
prim andPefpendicnlar shel pleased her
self and was satisfied, wearing no, otna-
ment but q large Cameo searf:pip, a"no-
nieptum, MS, she told pebple,. 81 her ode
ciduous Pau" " Till; lornameGlita purraced
her person on the present io3Iccasio2:|
ri, ri" Mrs, FPatterton yelled the black
usher al, she reRche Cd, the entrance to
the great, hall, where Sir John was vas re-
ceivihgI his guests. He was, tcconHersing
with q planter's. wife, with, dress, con.
tanning several bafrels, of sugar, and a
head gear Of .inordinate, PATTERN Sir
John left his companion without apo.
logy, and coming forward, took Mrs.
Partington BY the hand ...,.. .r.,,,t Z,
Madam said he,G"aI am delighted to
welcome a, lady, WHO has done 50 much
TO- embelllsh, our, common Language Ial one
Whose, fame embraces two. continents
and has extended, TO- the islands Of the
sen. u extendto YOU q hearty welcome. y
lis seughed slightly and put his hand
my dear SIR, she replied, With a
beaming smile, "your reception, is very
compulsory, andEI am grateful for: your
complimentary eGusiveness:< Il usually
have q reluctance :2,totbs.S introduced to
those i am mot acquainted with, but
yonr marvellous Invitation made me wish
10 see the cxecutioner Of the laws OF this
; delightful country whose verlnicular l.
the same as my: own. ''2:llsls . 5i:t ~ b
Sir John laughed and repeated the
cough, assuring her that the honors lay
with him. -; - -
~ hope that isiinot, d bronchital afFec
, ton, said Mre. Partington, who, evel
alive TO the good oi5others, had noticed
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Petroleum opened steady
at 81 OK, but became weak In the carly trad.
ing and declined 10 81 031s The market then
turned sharply and advanced to 81 O5aa., closing
firm at 81 OK. Stock Exchange: Opening ut
81 OH: highest 81 05S: lowest 81 0Ssss; closing
ut 81 ISL: sales sos, CO. barrels. /
highest 81 055s; lowest 81 U3h: closed at 81 Q5s
sales 27S,O00 barrels; charters 16.50l barrels;
shipments S7oi9 barrels: runs S. 80 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 3l.-petroleum irregular
aad fairly active: opened at 81 OH; closed at
81 O.; highest 81 055s: lowest 81 O31s. q ~
BRADFORD. Pa. Jan. 3l.-0pcned at 81 or;
lowest 81 O3h: highest 81 057si closed at 81 0Ts;
clcarnnccs IN, 900 barrels. .Ii-
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 3l.-Wool outlet:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above SSll4l&jc; x 3lnjic; medium S7ka
NC; coarse 3liiaa3Gc; New York. Michigan, In.
diana and western tlne Y and XX 2ga3lc: me.
dunn o6a3ilyc: fine washed dclaine y aud Xxx
S3hc; washed comblng and delaine sgaIlc;
coane do 36a3114c: Canada washed com bling
S3a35c: tub washed 32ailc: medium unwashcd
cambinG aud delalnc 2Sa3lc; COARSE do 2ia271zc;
Montana lSa25c: Territorial 15a2,c.
BosToS, ian. 3l.-Wool In fair demand: Terri.
tory secured fine medium Sc; fine at 57n5sc:
medium 59a52r: Oregon wool easy; Texas quiet;
Ohio y 3la}2c: NN and above 3a1Ia33c; Mlchi.
gun y 29iaa30c; No. coinbing -3Sai0c; pulled
woods quiet at e.a27c; superilne 25a37c; foreign
woods quiet. -lr,Ty = Ig as n 81. !.
NEW YORK. jan. 3l.-wool firm; domestic
fleece 3ea3Ic; pulled 27a3Gc: Texas lSa2Tc.
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And did you see the microbo boys,
And little lwarls with little spears.
Ana poisoned bnrbs and jungle dogs
Fray, did you hurt the little dSArsY
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For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. IL'
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and I.aryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhave and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
% cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. FL. Motley, Atlanta. Ga. TH1s
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WHAT enhances the beauty OF fine
features moro than n clear skin? Even
plain features are made attractive by u
good complexion. To secure this. purify
your blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
has no equal. Price 81. Six bottles, IS.
Worth s. a bottle, DIV