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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-01

The building was two-story structure
and burned with great lierceness 50 that
the fire department could do little with
the fire
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-01

hii'll INV NIltfft
The big railroad cut 40 Bcllin ham viii
be- completed this Wrrh
Mr.. ], \. Riichie viii soon e,iabll.ha
Iced aud grain store in this city
The ferry boat Success is ON the
gfldiron undergoing repairs.
Saturday night aud SUNDAY were iha
hNellest yet seen ia the Focal CITY.
The grading Of Eleventh street IS pr,-
crossing hnely. Me.srs. Murchison a.
Babcock are rustlcrs.
Tho Northern Pacific viii sell ronnd
"Trip tickets ON july and to amy punt
ON The Sound for one fare.
\ dispatch received hr the Hi,nAtp
states ihat the liayiIan Rcrublic leaves
san Francisco foi fdirhayeu NEXT Friiay.
July 4.
4 lerse craad "A worhmeu -. n. >
work on the railroad Tie came nnder
contract To MctpY a O'Brieu.
The government sloop Annie came iuio
The bay saturday looking for smngglcrs
The people of l'airhayon ar, loo busy To
engage iu any such questionable enter
pri~rs.
r. &. Ives. the great biliardist. gave a
very interesting exhibition of slnrv and
straight shooting. Some of lhc shots
made 10y Mr. I've, were .impiy marvellous.
McDougal ~ Dodson have erected
public drinking place in front ~ their
store. 10 was largely patrouised during
the past three days.
Billy Arlington gave an entertainment
last evening at nctries hall i,r ihe heue.
lt Of the hre department. A handsome
sum was realized.
The ladies Of St James Guild desire To
return thanks To Gales a Fraser for the
handsome French coffee pot they donated
To the guild
A. Il. Scow. late Of San Louis Oblspo.
Cal. !, liking up "a cigar store aud club
room. III. family Joined him recently
aud intend 10 reside here permanently
The first meeting Of the Washington
Industrial Fair association viii he held at
seattle Friday. saturday aud Sunday.
July II. T. and H. An interesting pro-
some rare sport may be expected.
Every one should remember that today
and tomorrow are the days appointed hy
the census supervisor for the completion
Of the census. and all those who have not
been seen by the census enumeratnrs
should appear before them al the office of
Geo. VI. SoRellc on II trris street. near
Eleventh
The water works were accepted yester-
A." Nort safisfactnry H. fct,'st@te
tbat thcre i moi .its In IN. frni9.I
STATE HAVING a b.ft,r svsi,,n IA e'.,t.',
works than Fsirhavan M Jaba
o'Cnnn.r Tho con,,~ctnr d. entftfed =,
considerable credit Tor the thorough aud
rapid manner ia which be completed She
works.
e u+,-.
W lai Hhkei MSb'llah i- 'ho ptuud POS
scsspf ol a me clhhampu p'ai: presented
70 hlm pl thr pufsei OF ihr VI washington.
lhe Dear was captured ii Alaska aud
Drought doNh from ihcic hf ihe puf,el ni
the ot'o. W. hldef, Who gave it io iue
pulsef pl we hih4-lph, VINO in tnfh- pre-
-eht'n 20 Ah' pnlr"f "i rue Nhehlh-l iuf
VINO lhrh gaN" ~ 20 Mae VINO nov lfiiih7
OF starting a menag"rie.
For some time pa.t tbe bovs b,ioneinq
IN tbs 6r, ,l,,,,,,,.t ,.a,t i,., h..,, ,,,s,,fi.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-01

The bill for Si.tl Tor the canvas petition
In the council room was deemed eNGrhl-
tant and returned. The bill uf j. II.
Whaling was ordered returned To have
items specified. The bill Of j. II. Hard
ing for SIS. for time lost on account Of
council meetings. was uniayorahly re-
ported upon.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-01

IoNpoN. June 30 Francis l.ennoch.
merchant aud intimate friend of IlaW-
thorne Longfellow and Dickens. died
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-01
SCHOOL REPORT.

A Statement Of The Financial Condi-
tion of School District No. 4.
Mr.: sydney Foster clerk uf s,-bool dis
lrict No. i,has submitted his annual state
meat a. follows.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

Il seems to be the vital topic from one
end Of the Dominion to the other, and
II nothing comes of II the correspondents
who have no represented affairs Cana
dian must be liars worthy Of the Flan-
dcrs army. One of them writes from
Qucbec 10 explain that " five or six mil
lion dollars judiciously expended In this
country would secure the return TO Par
liament Of majority pledged to the an.
nexation of Canada to the United
States"
If Canada Is so cheap Uncle Sam may
conclude that he don't want 1t. Annex
alton achieved In that way would
certainly require bayonets to make 1t
firm, and this country has no taste for
such Napoleonic enterprises. When
the provinces are ready to come to us
with the dignity and self-respect Of great
states, we may proudly and gladly re-
ceive them. But until that time we
can survey their turbulent politics
and annexation movements with much
equanimity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Canadian Annexation.

The talk of Canadian annexation
comes over the border in increasing vol
ums, and great deal of space is given
TO 1t by great city papers with news
space to fill. or course a great deal of
this talk must be discounted, and In this
part Of the country few dream of the
annexation Of Canada at any very early
date, and thoughtful observers are not
assured that the whole Dominion, with
tts inharmonious elements, could now be
rsceiyed into the republic with perfect
case aud safety. The French Canadians
appear to have strong aspirations for the
foundstion Of an independent nation,
but II finding this hope too long deferred
they choose TO enter the Union it will be
ttras 10 consider whether we can absorb
them as We have theFrench Of Louisiana,
and the million Of French Canadians
Who have Mt different times come over the
border TO American citizenship. As for
ths more progressive English speaking
Canadians they have not now as much
- cay Of annexation ~ the French, but
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

The distinction which we are
trying to emphasize between
Oriental Silks and the common
limitations i is having effect. II
Philadelphians are deceived this
season It will probably be their
own fault. But care is needed.
The real and imitation are often
mixed in the same lines, and
unless you are watchful you
may draw a blank. Other
houses than ours have the genu-
inc goods and sell them with
perfect honesty-but not all.
Some days since we told you
that our first lot Of Chinese
and India Silks were ready; to-
day some thirty-odd more styles
make the assortment more COM
plete, and still more are CON-
ing. Prices IS cents to $2.75.
Also plain colored Shanghai
Silks in the shades Of the per
iod. 81. 27 inches wide.
Silks Of another needed sort.
Colored E1l2e Fyaxeaise. More
than thirty shades made to our
special order, and carefully Sc
lected; 2I and 20 inches, 1850.
There is something special
about this lot, and the colors SO
special that you cannot find
them otherwheres than here.
Knit Skirts.
We took all the manufacturer
had. He called them seconds,
but not one in ten Of you
would suspect why. No mat
ter; about two-thirds of the
regular price drops because Of
it.
Women's, Misses, Children's
sizes.
Light grades at IS to 7sc.
FWstS Of the same styles would
be 35c to So.
Table Linen.
81 Bleached Damask at 7oc.
Yes, it has one fault-some of
it has been tumbled about a bit
in the store. Soft finish ; no
starchy nonsense. Honest
worth without pretense.
So Of the Io-inch German
Cream Damask Napkins at Ssc
a dozen. We put them beside
any at $I.25.
Umbrellas.
AS handsome a lot as you'll
see in many a day. Silver and
gold handles, covered with a
silk-and-cotton stuff that won't
cut or fade-so they say.
26-inch
81 80 to 81 90 kind for s2 50
81 90 to 50 50 kind for So %
2S-inch
81 20 to 81 30 kind for 50 90
s. % to 81 W kind for So 50
Handles alone are worth from
81 to So each.
John Wanamaker.
Elo1fr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
& co.
IA East King st., Lancaster, Pa.
Mtarrllaurnua,

vlROPoSALS FOR STONE
= Sealed proposals will be received nv thu
street Committee up to o'clock p. m. on Mon
DAY, February 10, 1870, for stone for use on The
streets OF Lancaster, said stone To be broken 10
size rs directed by the Street Committed
biuuers VIII state price at Quarries per ton of
2,uO pounds, with and without use of CITY
crusher ana engine, and price OF stone deliy
ered on The streets where needed, or free on
ofquarries. N 'N>"''oh
Bidders must furnish TO the committee no,
less thhn three samples OF the stone they nro
pose To furnish, which samples shall he tnnI
dressed 10 cube of inches and N no, home
senous, must be cut parallel with the cleaS
age, such samples To be subjected 10 amy tas,s
winch may be deemed proper by the commit
Tee In order To determine their relative yai,,a
Tor the purposes for which they are To he nsad
me quallty as SO determined must be fnlIv
maintained during the term OF contract In
rase Oh dispute, the committee Is TO be sole
Juuge OF lhe quality ofthe stone furnished,
tonTact 10 begin on - - and 10 be
committee. NF'o" VI 'he
All bids must be accom- panied by n cer,,a.a
check In the sum of $780, and upon the award ~
the contract bond In sui table amount viii
approved security, must be furnished Tor tha
ialLhiul performance of the same, ~
any or all bids. ' " 'e'ee'
Bids 70 be len at the Office OF c. A. CAST. No
North ilnke street. before O'Clock d. m on
MONDAY feornary 10, and addressed to the Street
Committee Of Lancaster,
by order oil the Committee.
'"S''s ss'k' Jan2s,n,6s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
augl2 2lydeod

ESrATE OF MRS. AMALIE FRAILEy.
~ late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary ON said estate having been granted
70 me undersigned, lall persons indebted there
70 are requested To make immediate payment
ana those having claims or demands against
the same, VIII present them without delay for
settle, settelhsht TO the undersigned, residing In Ian.
caster, IA r. AUGUST WERNER,
4o2 High Street,
Executor.
CHARLES ]. Lands, Attorney, j6StdM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

TELEoRAPHfc reports to the Now York
World, from Buffalo, Cincinnati, Hartford,
Toledo, Cleveland, Oklahoma, I. r., st.
Louis, Chicago and Washington, all show
that tho grounding did not SEQ his shadow.
The weather bureau may now safely
announce that we will have no freezing
weather this winter, and tho chemical
manufacture OF leo may DO extensively
undertaken,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

UyANTED-A TENANT TO WORK ON
" the halves one OF the best farms for gen.
erai farming. or small milk dairy In Chester
Valley, & acres at Thorndaie Station, on Penn a
ence required. Also an experienced farm hand
not under IS years OF age. salary, 500 and board
Address, l.. ii. .GUNNERMAN
j25-lwd8ltws Thorndale Chester Co., Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

SECONDHAND sleighs two years old and
never used may soon be advertised for
sale.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
J. B. MARTIN d co.

EM6yoiaey1es.
An import order given fol
these goods, and we are show
ing a complete stock of Naina
sock, Swiss and Cambria EN-
broideries, Embroidered Flounc
ings, Hamburg Edging and In |.
sertings.
Honsekeebixg Linens.
From the best makers ad
right prices. Bleached, Uni
bleached and Cream Damask|
Table Linens. Hook and
Damask Towels in Plain and
Knotted Fringe.
China and Glassware.
A special price on $50 dozens|
White French China Plates,
dinner size, $I.4S a dozen i
Breakfast, $I.a5 a dozen ; Tea,
81 dozen.
Over 200 Gas Globes reduced
to 25c; former price IS, SO and
75c, all colors.
Carpets.
The soo-piece purchase OF
Tapestry Brussels is on dis
play, and the bright new pat
terms represented cannot help
but please buyers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

1,alaes ~ 8ssisisss.
PALAoE OF Fashion.
Tremendous Slaughter
--IN-
COATS
-AT-
The Great Clearing Sale
ASTRlcH'S
Palace Of Fashion,
us & ny North Queen St.
Positively Unprecedented Reductions.
The balance Of our stock of New
markets almost given away.
Come at once and get the best choice.
Only five lots.
] Such prices were never heard of any
where.
They must he sold.
Saturday, February LIST, we start the
Biggest Slaughter Sale ever inaugurated.
This is Positive Sale, and will last
until Saturday, February Sth, by which
time every Garment must be sold.
NOTE THESE PRICES.
Lot Formerly sold up to "a, at 81
apiece.
Lot 2-Newn,arkets, formerly sold up
to 81, at So apiece slaughter sale price.
Lot 3-Formerly sold up to $40, ut IS
apiece.
Lot 4-Formerly sold from $l2 to sl7,
at $3.50 apiece.
Lot 5-Our finest Garments, formerly
sold from $50 to $35, at $40 apiece.
Come early and get the best choice.
CHILDREN's COATS.
Our whole stock In Five Lots.
Lot 1-All formerly sold up to $3.50,
ut ST apiece.
Lot ALI formerly sold up to s., at
only So apiece.
Lot 3-Formerly sold up to $3.50, at
So apiece.
Lot 4Formerly sold up to $40, all
down to 81 apiece.
Lot 5--All Children's and Misses
Coats, formerly sold up to $l5, ut IS
piece.
PLUSH WRAPS.
All our finest Plush Wraps In Two
Lots.
Lot l-Formerly up to $3.50, at $3.50
each.
Lot 2-Our best, formerly sold up to
$35, at $l5 each.
PLUSH JACKETS.
Lot l-Formerly sold up to $40, at s.
each.
Lot 2-Formerly sold up to SIS, at
$3.50.
Lot 3--Formerly sold up to $25, at $40
each.
Lot All our best, formerly sold up
to $S5, at $l5 apiece.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
PERSONAL.

IL. Nj. NORTH and j. w. B. BAUsMAN
have gone to New York to attend the CEN
tennial celebration of the federal judi
ciary.
AWARD ]. MOORE, of the editorial de-
partment of Boots and Shoes, a weekly
journal of New York, Is in Lancaster In
the interest of that publication.
BARNARD McKIERNAN, Of Phpnixville,
Pa. was one Of the Light Brigade at Ba-
laklava. He wears silver medal given
him by the sultan of Turkey and a gold
one from Queen Victoria. On each are en-
graved the words "Sebastopol, Inkerman,
Balaklava and Alma"
LABouCHERE.says Homburg waters are.
in fact, humbug. The Elizabeth spring is
gentle purgatiye. Besides this, there are
two or three iron springs equal in value to
pail OF water after red-hot poker has
been dipped into it. The waters were
an excuse Tor going to the place TO gamble
an excuse for going there when the Prince
of Wales visits the place In the autumn.
BILL" NYH, the humorist, and James
Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier dialect poet,
who have been travelling through the
country, giving readings OF their writings,
have dissolved partnership Mr.. Riley's
habits have become such that further bust
ness relations with him Is impossible. The
manager OF the combinations says Riley's
case Is hopeless, and that he has been com
PEELED to cancel numerous dates.
Mr.. CARLISLE is preparing a public ad-
dress giving an explanation of the Demo-
cratic position in the House contest
speaker Reed, in a statement concerning
the Republican position in the present con-
troversy said that the rule of the majority
is AT the very base of our government, and
unless the presence of members constitute
quorum, whether they vote or not, all
ieglslation would be blocked during the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

"what Is Home without. House,
keeper"
Is the degraded view taken by q gruff old batch
elor, of the holy office of wife and mother. And
yet how many mothers and mothers there are
who are simply "housekeepers," household
drudges, whose life Is worked out while disease
is let In, during the ceaseess round OF washing
and scrubbing and dusting and baking and
cooking. The same clothes and floors and fur
niture and dishes are gone over and over until
the heart Is sick and the body Is broken with
worry and disease. Amid this toll nervousness
productive organs, proapsus or other displace-
ments, popularity known as Z" female weak
nesses,' sick headache and host of female
complaints follow on. For all such take DR.
Pierces Favorite Prescription, the only remedy
from the manufacturers, that 1t viii give salts
faction or money Will be refunded M,TuSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

In great cities thieves prosper by auda-
city, but tho recent proceedings of three
young men in New York seem to eclipse
anything of the kind ever undertaken.
They climbed a pole of the United States
Illuminating company in broad daylight
when the street was crowded, and boldly
stole the wires. OF course every one
thought that they were employees of the
line, and even the superintendent of the
company who happened along, watched
the work under tho same impression. He
was pleased with their industry and called
to them to report to him when they had
finished. The thieves answered" all right,
sir" and the superintendent walked on.
Several hours later he returned and awoke
TO tho fact that he had been watching
thieves who had made off with several
coils of valuable wire. Ono of the men
was caught day later by a detective.
These rascals had shown their ability to do
good work under tho pressure of exciting
adventure, which may have been the most
tempting feature of the enterprise. Fine
sailors they would have made If taken in
time from tho vicious influences Of street
life.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

Nor long ago the whole civilized world
was profoundly touched by tho story of
Father Damien, the leper priest, and now
II Is offered the spectacle of Miss Fowler, n
young English girl, OH her way to the
scene of the labors and death of Father
Damien. Noble self sacrifice is always
cheering thing to contemplate, no matter
how distressing the incidental details may
be, for this apparent paradox Is founded
on that greatest tonic of human nature
self respect. II makes one think better of
humanity in general TO find men and
women ready to face most horrible and
lingering death for the sake of others
whom they have never seen. The story of
the lepers OF Molokai has brought into
prominence other modern instances of
equal self sacrhce-the long established
leper hospital of the Moravians Mt Jerusa-
lem, where many have quietly but cheer
fully gone TO labor and laid down their
lives--the missions of the Japanese lepers
and In Iceland. The Damien incident has
brought all tho horrors of the fate of The
leper vividly before thousands of readers,
and the dark story has served rs an effective
background for exhibiting the sublime
heroism. This is an age that does not seem
to afford many chances for brilliant
examples of the Kind, and II IL cheering to
have the assurance that the spirit of the
early martyrs is living reality of to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

II speaks for ITSELF" Is what a lady said OF
DIR. Bulls tough medicine the other day. A
single bottle had cured her child OF IA most
dreadful cough. 1t never fails to give speedy
relief and permanent cure,
One application of salvation OIL well rubbed
In cured me OF rheumatism In the arm of two o
months standing. never intend to be with
out II. H. B. KRAMER, Washington, ID. c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dent 10 a bilious state OF the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
Eating, Pain In the Side, &c. While Their most
remarkable success has been shown Ia curing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

No fragrant wild flower OF the heath
Is sweeter::than my Julia's sigh
No pearl Is whittier than her teeth,
While her soft lips the roses dye.
For SOZODoNT Is her delight,
IL keeps those charms so nj, re and briv n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03


PROFESSOR HEiLPRIN, Of tho Phladel-
phia Academy of Natural Sciences, is going
to lead a scientific expedition for the ex-
ploration of the unknown parts of Yucatan
and Mexico II is not very creditable to
our mon of science and archeologists that
regions lying so near to us should have
remained practically unknown, but the
peril and difficulty OF travel in Yuca-
tan has discouraged exploration and
the Mexican government has given
little encouragement. Tho Mexican low
lands, stretching from Vera Cruz to the
Pacific, have not been scientifically OK
plored since the time of Humboldt, and the
expedition expects TO accomplish great
deal there, while they will also try to as
cend the volcano of Orizalo, by some be-
lieved to be the loftiest peak of North
America, rising from base close to the
sea far beyond the limits of perpetual
snow. The expedition will start on the
fifteenth of this month, and in Yucatan
strong armed escort will be necessary.
-
The worlds fair committee of Wash
ington sends a large colored bird's-eye
Wow of the city, showing the site of the
proposed worlds fair. If they would also
show the several hundred gigantic hotels
which that city will need to make the en-
terprise success their prospects of get
ting the contract might brighten. A double
sheet illustrated with excellent photo
gravure pictures of the city and buildings
is also issued. The capital would certainly
be very stately city for a fair.
=
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HEAD

Ache they would be almost priceless TO thos.
who suffer from this distressing complaint ::
but fortunately their goodness does not end
mere, ana those who once try them will ind
these little pills valuable In so many ways that
they VIII not be willing TO do without them
But after all sick head
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
SICK

Headache, yet CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS are equally valuable In Consti patton,
curing and preventing this Annoying com.
paint, Will they also correct all disorders OF
the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels. Even If they only cured
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

M. B. Curtis company opened
weeks engagement to an overlooking
house last night at the Bijou in his new
play. 1.-The Shatchen." The perform
ance is the same as was reviewed at
length in last Tuesdays GLOBE, upon
presentation of the play in st. Paul,
with the exception that Pope Cooke was
substituted in the caste for the part
of Joseph Lewis. essayed by Frank
MOrdaunt. who was called East Satur-
day night by his wife's illness. The
part, which is second in Importance,
was telegraphed to Mr.. Cooke at Chi
cago, which he learned EN- route to meet
the company in this city. He carried
the part very creditably without re-
hearsal. The play met the approval of
the large audience, who were very lib
eral with applause. at one time calling
the entire company before the curtain.
Robert Mantell, the foremost of ro-
mantle actors in America, will begin
weeks engagement at the Grand opera
great play, 1.-THE Corsican Brothers,"
In the company are Miss Charlotte
Behrens, Marie Sheldon, Minnie Monk
and Messrs. Mark Price, Ben Ringgold
and Guy Lindsey, of the principals.
There are seventeen people in all in the
caste. The matinee prices will be but
rs and so cents to any part OF the
theater
Next week at the Lyceum theater (the
old Harris) Frederick Book and.Jessaline
Rodgers, who have rented the theater
from Manager Conkiin, will present
1.-THE Two Orphans" Both of these
modest players are quite favorites here.
and they are making preparations to
fairly Guido any former production.