Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-29
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The Bellngham DALEY Review j. the
name Of new newspaper started at
Schome, which. for the present is printed
at the HERALD Office until the proprietors
Of the new paper can secure a new plant.
The Review favor, we'll let the Review
say for itself what 1t fayor,. Following
j. it, salutatory:
The Review has been established aud
Will be conducted purely in defense Of the
interests of the people Of Neh0mc. aud u
ward of the cucfuachmenis Of a design
ing clique in Nhatcnm. II i. and will
continue to be-. stuhhOrnly opposed 81
consolidation with Whatcom. singly. but
will freely and icarlc-sly advocate the
union af the entire hay territory. from
thuekanui 10 Squalicum. and invites the
hearty corporation ui all The people EN-
bracrd ia that limit. For the present. We
have 10 secure the publication Of our
paper in Fairhaven. through the courtesy
of the HERALD, a. the proper plant could
not be- procured ia time to serve one Of
the main purposes for which the Review
Is started. II j. not the purpose of this
papsr 90 deal in either weafisome platl-
tude~ or giltering gpupralitlr~. but viii
use plain. unyatnished truth a. our
weapon, both offensive and defensive.
late issue Of the Tacoma Ledger says:
''Thc plan 81 a railroad up the Pacific
coast and across lrhring straits into
Asia aud So ON through Siberia into
Europe is bring discussed with renewed
vignr While the demand for such road
Is So slight that There i uo chaucr Of it,
hring baiit Cor years yet. nevertheless ID
i. certain that when 10 Is constructed 10
viii 90 throngl Tacoma. which Is tu be-
the great railway center OF ibe North
west" The railway around tho world.
particularly. Via lithrug straits, has
hren tur years favurite scheme uf the
editor of the Fairhavru llrEALp who Ia,
written about il in the columns Of nnmer-
ou, newspapers. aud he ha- always be-
licvod that the headquarters Of such "a
railroad on this continent will be on Bell
iugham BAY. whittier all the tran~-con-
uncntaI railroads are turning now.
senator Corkil. ii Missouri says the
people Of his constituency are - dazcd
with the onormiiy of the PROPOSED outrage
on the ,anctity OF the ballot hl the federal
election s. thai ihcy egmn' lind words
tnuttpr their condemnation. tockrel Is
getlug To be- quite q humun>t The
.-auett} ed the ballot Goa tbc south is the
biggest joke ul the season. The Disguised
SENATOR knows rs urIl as hc knows his
name shat Gre laws of rho tuitrd States
iur uneci Hu vilhciyilrichist 10th, negro
have bcou utterly dedcd and -uoored at
ever uce tlp constitutional amendment
wa. uluWod. O. IS Fortunate f3r those
people who are .u much da.ei 'or utter
ance hat this Jesse. rs 10 viii save hem
many dark brown Taste iu the mouth
causpd hy their futile impiceltiou~. The
fedora election law viii goaud Nh Cock
rell 3 not in 10.
The frcc-tradcrs are finding cold com
fort his season, aud II they can adapt il
To the weather out east il may be- of some
benefit la them, but that will he the only
, way in which it can ever do them any
good Lately they undertook to hold a
great revival near ~. Joseph. Mo-. but
the Herald Of that city says: After
weeks Of advertising aud oceans Of talk
about the great tariff reform meeting at
Lake Contrary there were not eight hun
bred people ON the grounds. including
men. women aud children: some even put
the figures at FIVE hundred. but We
give them the benefit of the doubt aud
/ give the highest number that was claimed
by anybody"