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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
OPEN CONFESSION
Leander Richardson's Autobio eraphv,
Which Was Written in Self. Defense

Lcander Richardson. Of the Dramatic
News, took heroic measures 10 forestall a
scoop" by hated rival. He learned
that an opposition theatrical paper was
gathering material TO ''show up his rec
ord" and published the record In his
own paper as follows: Born, Cincinnati;
age, "a; height. 6 feet; weight, 23i; can
read and sometimes can write; been mar
ried three times; twice divorced; one wife
couldn't get along with me.and l couldn't
get along with the other: doing first rate
this time; made one newspaper failure
with paper called Commercial; got badly
In debt and kept getting worse till about
year ago; owe about Ss0,0O0, mostly
borrowed while things were going the
wrong way; used to be an extravagant
fellow, with no idea at all OF financial re-
sponsibility, and so borrowed right and
left till my credit was destroyed; have
begun TO pay up; will probably be out OF
debt In year! never forget a friend or an
enemy; and don't care continental
whether school keeps or not"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
THE MEMORY HOOP
wonderful Plan of the Young Ladies' to
Keep Track of Their Friends

The memory hoop" is the newest
craze among society young ladies. Any
hoop will do, for 1t is covered up by pieces
of ribbon, presented by girl friends. upon
which must be painted or embroidered the
name of the giver, and the date when
given. The ribbon must have been worn
else II possesses no charm.
From gentlemen friends a copper cent
Is obtained. highly polished aud engraved
with the initials of the donor. These are
suspended by ribbons from the hoop
which. in turn, Is suspended In the own
e. room.
If piece OF ribbon fades. or one Of the
coppers turns dark. il Is sign that the
giyer Is i'll, in trouble. or false. and the
owner Immediately sets to work to find
out which. OF course, 1t is an infalliblc
test.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Ellensburgh Capital: Ellensburgh is
to have a new paper. Messrs. a. A. Bat
terson and Frank Reeves, two young men
from Dakota aud Kansas respectively,
have made the necessary arrangements
and will proceed TO issue In few weeks.
They have purchased an entirely new
plant in Portland. IL is unnecessary to
say that IL will be democratic-reliably so
a. the proprictors state. IL will be called
the "Washington Sentinel"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
Too Much Material

Review: Washington prohibit ionists
are armed and ready for battling through
the state campaign, but while there Is SO
much material growing in this state for
making the spirits of life the prohibition
lists have no better chance 20 elect their
ticket than the Portland ball club has TO
win the pennant.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

By the time the opera house can he
completed Fairhaven will have close
To 10000 inhabitants, even should its
construction begin now. The people
need the kind Of entertainments
which would come TO IL, and an enter
tainment OF the kind would largely
Increase the pleasure OF living in Fair
haven. The city must have some
thing II the kind very soon. and the
company which would seize the pres
ent opportunity and "fill the long-felt
want" would be doing good thing
all around. At present we have no
sort Of place in which first-class
company could perform satisfactorily.
The result is that excellent attrac-
lions. in the way Of entertainments.
are being continually lost to us. and
lovers of the opera and drama must
now take passage on vessel and %
to Tacoma to see a good show Of the
kind. thus making il very expensive e
see satisfactory performance. anc
causing the loss Of several days in the
trip. No other one thing is so much
needed in Fairhaven as a handsom,
theatre.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
Something New

Spokesman: TheWashington prohibi-
tionists met yesterday. and strangely
enough their platform says that the
saloon must go. This Is horrible IL
would be sad TO see this glorious state
depopulated after the magnificent start 1t
has made.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

read like Reed and democracy quiyers
like reed. The republican majoritles
are even redundant, and the redouhta-
Die democracy is reduced to nothing
without redress, all of which rebounds
to the credit of the Pine Tree state.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
THE lppORTTONlIENT

\ telegram from Senator Parkinson,
dated yesterday at Olympia. says that
ii has been arranged in the apportion-
tionment to divide this county into
two senatorial districts, giving one
senator to the Bay cities and one 10
the outlying districts. This would be
far from being just or polite. The
county has something over 5000 pop
ulation. and of this at least l2,000 of
the people live in Fairhaven, Sehome
and Whatcom. and such division
would give To about six thousand pop
ulation the same representation that
il would give To the twelve thousand.
Besides il would otherwise compro-
mize matters unpleasantly. For in
stance. as to one particular, il would
make il possible for any two Of the
three towns to club together for the
effectual freezing out in the matter
of representation of the other town,
not only as TO the senators but MEM
bers of the house. To illustrate:
under this apportionment Sehome and
Whatcom could elect senator and
two representatives from their own
locale, leaving FairhaNen out entirely,
or Fairhayen and Sehome could do the
same thing in utter disregard of
Whatcom. and as the other senator
and two representatives would come
from the county outside the BAY
cities, the town thus set against would
be without direct representation.
1t is not probable that such bare
faced injustice would be done, but the
power to do 1t could and probably
would be used as lash. and il is not
fair or right that such an opening
should be left.
The county should be divided into
two senatorial districts, which would
connect Fairhayen, Sehome and the
southern portion of the county by a
line running from the mouth of What
com creek To the eastern boundary
line of the county, thus giving To that
southern district the vote of Fair
haven, Sehome and the logging and
mining camps within the district, To
equalize the vote Of Whatcom, Fern
dale, Lynden. Nooksack. Blaine. ETC.,
in the northern district. An arrange
ment of this kind could not he COM
planned of by any fair minded man and
ii would place on an equal footing both
districts and all the population there
in, In the matter of direct representa-
ton. If it is not too late Senator
Parkinson and the other representa-
tives of Whatcom county should he
wired, today, this suggestion. II the
present arrangement goes through II
will cause dissatisfaction and UNI
pleasantness.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Speaker Reed will continue TO speak
as the presiding officer Of the House
OF representatives, so says the state of
Maine, and the old Pine Tree state
knows.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
WASHINGTON HArcHETINos


Port Townsend Leader: The way vii
son knocked out Beckwith, OF New Jer
sew. isn't a marker to the wav In whicl
be will drub Carroll, Of Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Chauncy NJ. Depew refuses to be a
candidate for President-of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. When
il comes to the presidency of the
United States-if ii ever .does-Mr.
Depew will not be so stubbornly forth
with.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Aberdeen Bulletin: The Turner boom.
II there really was such thing, seems 10
have foated away on the silent summer
air. II there's a politician. newspaper or
citizen outside OF "a little sorehead ring AT
Spokane Falls that dares declare for
Turner against John l.. Wilson he or IL Is
Of so mild a manner that no heed is taken
thprpof
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

while those in Whatcom "haye moth
ing to do despite the tide flats.
There are great many mossbaeks in
Whatcom who are still "doctorin' with
YARDS and things" and only send for "A
physician at the last moment.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

The House has passed Geoghegan's
apportioument bills and it goes to the
senate. That body will probably
amend il somewhat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

IL is said that 25O,OO0,OO0 people In
the world 60 naked. So 1t seems that
there is quite sprinkling Of human
beings who are not worrying about
nothing to wear"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Roy Ray: The democrats are making
a door-to door canvas OF this voting pre-
cinct. Secretary Hazard must have
great hopes Of carrying Pierce county.
And he'll do 1t. too. II the republicans
don't get In and rustic.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

\ dog was run over on the streets
yesterday and killed. lie will never
bark any more. The wheels of the
vehicle peeled all the bark of of him.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

\ photographed newspaper is to be
started. This will be positive nov
city, though it may be negative in
character.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

An exchange has an article about
The Texas Republicans" IL isprob-
ably a humorous article. The head
ing, at any rate, suggests something
funny. Washington Democrats" is
another amusing term.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Maine seems TO have been very con
fident of the Reed upon which SIN
leant.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Mental worry is said TO cause can
Ger. We begin to feel uneasy for the
editor of the Whatcom Bulletin. lie
has one can't sir, now. He can't, sir,
be fair when writing about Fairhayen.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Red-faced clocks are becoming fash
ionable for halls. This is soothing.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Speaker Reed got there with all his
might and Maine.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Democracy concentrated its greatest
forces ina Maine to defeat Speaker
Reed. but the dispatches this morning
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10
HOW ABOUT THE OPERA HOUSE

Well, what is going TO be done about
the opera house? Fairhaven has two
of the three institutions which have
been said TO be possessed OF the power
to rally city about them in wilder
ness, beside a great many other potent
factors in that line which are not
mentioned in the trio. She has a
splendid hotel and what is said to be a
very good daily paper, but she hasn't
the theatre. Ben Harris, who had the
plans drawn for fine opera house
here. is dead, but he left no will and
il is not probable that those having
administration OF his estate will build
us play house. Others had been
holding back in the matter because he
was going to build. Now that this
promise has fallen through il is high
time that a company was organized 10
build an opera house proportioned to
all the other Of Fairhaven's public in
situations and her ambition. Such a
building would be a great help To the
city and would, moreover, be paying
Investmt Mt. II built ON the plan, not
necessarily so large a. the Tacoma
theatre. it would contain business
houses and offices which would make
it more than self sustaining, and the
dramatic and operate entertainments
would add largely to its income. Be
sides, as an ornament. a pleasure. an
advertisement and an attraction il
would be a public blessing.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

\ Reveille man was in "A bottling
works at Whatcom last Monday, but
il seems from his report that not
much bottling was done while he was
there. The bottles were standing
about empty waiting for the Reveille
man 10 20 away so that the stream
could be diverted to the glassware.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Start in. somebody. and organize a
company, at once, to build handsome
theatre. 1t would pay all around and
would be world Of pleasure. II
would he a public blessing directly and
indirectly. Let's have an opera house,
one which would be a credit to Fair
haven or any other city anywhere near
its population. We need IL in our
buSincs IS.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

The management Of the Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland and even San Fran
cisco theatres stand ready and willing
to give US the best entertainments
they have booked. and Messrs. Locke
and Davis. who are now the greatest
and most deeply interested Of all
amusement managers, have promised
us the cream Of their shows. il we can
only get a suitable place erected for
the presentation Of first class enter
tainments. They have the best enter
tainments travelling. and employ more
people than any other managers in the
world. In the Emma Juch Grand
English Opera company are ll0peoplei
in the DE Wolf Hopper Opera B0ufle
company. IS; in the Minnie Palmer
Comic Opera company. 10: in "Th,
Shatchen." 20: and in "Claudin',
Nero" 400. making total Of 65j peo
pie. This. Of course, does not includ,
any but those who will be ON the stage
The other employees to move these bis
organizations number -, making ;
grand total of 69s people whose name,
will be ON the different pay rolls
These managers will give FairhaveI
the Juch company TO open the theatre
IL it can be made ready by some tim,
early in February, and that would b.
a big thing for Fairhaven. Later OF
they will give us other Of the enter
tainments mentioned. and the leading
managers of the coast, especially tn,
management Of the Tacoma theatre
will give us the pick of their attrac
tipnS MI tho time
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Out Of the real estate sales for the
county, printed in the Whatcom Bull
letin last evening. there were fourteen
In Fairhayen proper, aggregating sll,-
$50 exclusive Of two large transfers
which were recorded at the nominal
sum of 81, when they actually involved
other thousands. TO two transfers in
Whatcom aggregating sl.2Oo. This
represents comparatively, the average
Of sales In the two places, yet the
Bulletin. in an editorial in the same
issue. has the immaculate gall" so
to speak. tn say i'm effect that What
com is the only place on the Bay that
Is going forward, while Fairhayen is
being summed. avoided and generally
in the dumps. Figures are aggravat-
ing. Amt they Mr.. bulletin?
The editor If the Whatcom Bulletin
is not to be envied his conscience after
having written one of his pitiful. in
sinuating and utterly baseless editor
lals. in which he endeavors to bolster
up his mossback locality by endeavor-
ing to detract from Fairhaven whose
enterprise has made it possible for
him to publish in Whatcom even such
an affair as that which he, perhaps
hesitatingly. considers newspaper
Though he may have conscience that
/ is case-hardened, such stuff as he
prints on the subject mentioned
should at least give him a very dark
brown taste in the mouth.
Instead of throwing hot shot, Con
gresham Cannon of Illinois has beer
having hot shot thrown at him. THAI
very beligerent and ancient editor
Charles A. Dana Of the New Yorl
Sun. has been printing Cannon's pic
ture and saying awful things abou
both il and its subject. If Mr.. Can
non and his friends do not form il
solid line and blaze broad-side at tn,
Sun. Mr.. Dana is liable to do injury.
Anacortes has already put In bic
for the Press Association TO hold IL
next annual session there. by tina
time, doubtless. Anacortes will be II
shape To entertain the organization in
good style. and it is to be hoped tina
the place will succeed in its ambition
in this direction.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-10

Fidelity Accident, Plate Class, Boiler
The Fidelity and Casualty Co., Of Now York
Assets, St,t27,loO
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The following bills are in the hands OF the
governor ard are yet to be acted on. None OF
them have emergency clauses and therefore do
not 30 into effect ii approved until 20 days from
today.
HR No III. by Hughes relative to revenue
aud taxation. The n-tn preparation OF this bin
fell upon Representative Hashss os King The
hsn in its main features Is modelled after the
Minnesota revenue lag, except as 20 the taxa
ton of railroads whore 81 follows the SYSTEM in
vogue in Illinois No chnrch property is ex.
ernpeed At present this speeies Of property IL
exempted la the value oi s. 900 and neither pri-
vzse schools nor hospitals are allowed 10 escape
Mortgages held outside the stats are not taxed
while those owned in the state are as Al
present Pe-sonAl property OF hoasehoiders
and heads Of families ars exempted 10 The
vssne Of s9oa The roAi-bea, rolling stock ani
r1ght-af.yAy % railroads are % be assessed hy
the state sosra al equalization in THE various
eounttex II proportion 70 the amount at road
bel n such coBaty. AL insurance. corr psries
t0sesgn and domestic. are taxed , per ceat GA
premiums collected. A 81 poll tax IS Impose!
upon every maze 4nashitaat Of the stale between
the sgcs &C q ami 80 years. with no exemptions
except idiots, fanatics and persons of unsoand
su;aa. Assessors ars allowed 10 per CEN, for
eollse ias poll tax instead q ) as 81 present A
state TAX isyy of nss4ls upon every dollar OF
txxstle psapevfy IL provided The ascal year,s
to hegin April / and end ws-ra q. TAxex an
real and personal property hrcoae Delinquent
on lamar / II exss yasr, snd 70 Peg cent Is
added vita sn additional ID per enaf r,eual,,
There no dezes that e0Gapsrxffvesy nstle
property vlal escape tAxsl4on snder tie rev
isw and thai there i DC a asea5sd Ssv1aw in
the coat q collecting. Last year the akses~.s,
vslasi ~ 81 nsnpSvsF "a sAc STATS wAs SIS an
CO.. so - esa more thAa the state ot o~eeav,.
and tAis year 81 VA! reach, Il IL eaex nos exest
s1sSssssaQ. evsa ss a - Per esns vaaasfiaa
TIE 81 provides for assessment Al snll cast.
Salaries OF Ceunsy ofaosFs-
n b No sas. ~ osamsst~e-Cgsssiss. sss
easnsies scecrflng 80 sopzs2srsr Esr tAs ,.,,~-
Fsse 81 axtrw their salaries 81 accordance wssa
The Constitution Tks classes. aeeor2snr "a
ForelsfsoG are as iessowx
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Vas overcome. hut managed 70 rtspond win :
happy little speech
Thompson Of Pierce introduced rescsouou
VOTING the shanks Of shc senate 20 the tooos-
Senator Snow. chairman Of the enroihne Gem.
rrsssre herr reported that the last senate Dill
vss Ia the haass OF the governor and woaia %
In in few minutes 1t was lust one minute %
II o'clock. tae hour OF adjournment A rev
minutes alter this bill came in. and amer com
mrnica:ine with The House to see II u asd any
further hnsiness 20 communicAte b the senass'
joarred sine die
Frequent recesses we're had during tbs ses-
sion of three hours and the members clerks ana
others. who he'd been around the chamber ios
eve months together. had ample time 10 oio
good-by to each other and 10 talk over the com
ing separation There was really great deal o.
sorrow under the vein Of hunaoy which every
ore displayed and most Of the wishes Of success
and farewell were heartfelt
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Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir: For e.
I have been sorely afflicted VIA s ~
cation of diseases. embracing - kiSs.
liver. stomach. lungs and eenernl
debility. For years I have ~ - =,
only ct short intervals. For mos1Ss 49,
mind was so shattered that - ~
sponsible for anything I did. m r.
ten tio) physicians Of various praolI11. s
AL TO no good effect The eleventA - ~
treatment and cured me Of al n r 5..'.
ties. l reside At Pineville. Or. ~ ~
two brothers and ono sister livinS ..
Harrisburg. 0r.-Mrs. c. Huston T. -:
Lane and Andrew Lane--ali az 49, S.
lie referred to. Mrs. JosxpH e g. :
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Remarkable Cures b. Dlsl


A Case Similar to Senator 60.
Cured by the subtle FlesS
Eiisov Ledger: Last vinter -. =.
with pneumonia. which hnasiy rrr-s'sz ~ 6
deafness and terrible pain h - f
and ear. The greater part Of IL 49,.
eonid not sleep only At short IT,
competent TO attend to businss 4 |
physicians did all in their power - -
me. and one OF them pronounced ~
similar to that of ex-senator o.
which terminated in his death.
vised to try DR.. Darrin, who curn "a, f.
trscity. After few weeks trpofS ~ :
am happy to say, the pain has - IeS
swelling gone down and my ress@
turned. and consider myself ,.-S
cured l am anxious that all 49, S
of my relief. and thus puhljclv 49, p.
name. Hgxscy W-4
Dufur. wasco county. Ora
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Drs. Darrin can be consuited a. =
Hotel Gandolfo, corner Thirte~1k r.
Pacific avenue, Tacoma, Wash. -
hours from 10 20 S O'Clock dailv. -
z to 8, Sundays 10 to II All ckro~lS r. !
eases, irregularities OF women. Mod w.
loss of vital power and early indIsc1S
permanently cured, though no ro11sSs.
are ever made in the press concsrninrsx
cases, owing to the deiicacy Of The -
will be sent to any address. c. ~
treatment according to patients r. n
pay. The poor treai ed free Of dr. r
10 to IL daily. All private liseaoc e1-f
dentially treated and cures o.;
Patients ct any distance can s cn1Si r.
home treatment Medicine an3 f1i2
sent without the doctors name anner1isS
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1ae oezcefD Of . co0nfy MAIL Be: Aucltnf,
clerk. treasurer, sheriff attorney, assessor.
superintendent Of common schools, Surveyor.
coroner ana three comm ssafonerA In counties
of less than 4eBe inhabitants one person may Be
elected 70 rwo ofAcsa- ne salary Of the aassDor
II fixed up to the ninth class In others Il il IS
per day dnz1nx time employed. The commits
sioners and surveyor each receive IS per day fog
such time employed. and the coroner shAu re
ceive such fces and compensation - are pre-
scrfbed By Law. Salaries Of other Officers are -
foslovx.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Once, Butler Block: r. O. bar -
Telephone, lso.
O. M. ANDERSON, Counsy Surveys

FELD DKrurf44 -
A. b. Novel; Seattle; ID. q. LswiA Qaa
George q. Lowering. Fremont. u Y.
Falls City: Z. @. Hunt: Thomas -
Back Diamond: q. n. Back. EnumclAW' -
Godfrey: Fred Jorden, Road Deputy. =
the deputies viii receive prompt st1sns0os
work OF ali deputies viii have the Sans 49,
iorce snd effect ~ II done by the cosng ~
yeyor Personally, and Will be rscosieo - -
records Of the county surveyors omce =
~ examined aud approved
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR

counter. back bar and mirrors yixt9ses -
made On hand and made 70 osdeE kkm
we make saloon and drag st0Fs dtonp
ciaity. therefore call aud zee ~ Wse1
you money. G. W. Traverse q CO., eoeoo
e<riipger 4 ca, 1.ZS second street.
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THE APPROXIMATION BILL

Bills Signed by the Governor for Period
of Nov. IS, 1859. To March III. 1890.
Following appropriations were made In the
general bill signed today By Governor Ferry for
the period Of from November Is, 1889, TO March
81, 1881.
For governors salary. private score
tar aud other executive Office ex-
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IMPORTANT

AMFUHIANI
fof barxsias tn real estate 1t Salmon Day zee
SaIsDerz q Gardner. roam q Ilewellyn-Dodxc
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Children Cry lot Pitchers Castoria.