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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Handsome buildings are rapily bedeek-
ing the hills and wales of Fairhaven ana
the whitc-wingcd messengers OF com
merce are lowering over the beautiful
BAY. Soon, with the strong Seeptre OF
trade. the crown of prosperity and the
will of high social culture, she will begin
glorious reign as the royal and regal
monarch Of Puget Sound.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

George d. Prentice. famous fifty years
ago aud later As the poct-cditur Of the
Louisville journal. and who was witty,
wise and philosophical once said 10 this
writer: "A great thcatcr, great hotel
and a great newspaper will rally "a city
about them in wilderness. lairhavcu
has the hotel under construction. the the
alter will be along shortly, the HERALD
will endeavor TO furnish the newspaper.
aud added to these the vast coal and iron
fields, an unsurpassed agricultural area
all under the control Of energetic aud en-
terprising men, what's the matter with
Falrhayen? Echo answers yocilerously,
"Shc's all right"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Sneak the word "Fairhayen IN Ia
coma. aud il there are 80 many WITHIN
ear-shot half-dolen will ask you To tell
them all about Fairhaven, aud all the
Others present will prick up their ears To
hear what is to he said. fairhaNcn' IN
deed. has the world by the ear and VIII
have it, arm around the carth's neck
pretty soon.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

How true il is that 1.-THE hand that rocks
the cradle is the hand that rules the
world" And when you find a mother
who attends a prize fight, In which her
darling boy-hcr pride and her souls de-
lights a principal; when you see her
eheer him an aud shnpi-, rive il 10 LIN
tfi'tt mde9 16f your ma! Now dousc his
CLINT jolt his neck a time or two and
''well done sonny. come home To your
bcefsteak and arnica. the country Is safe
and Uncle sam can let out another inch
in the cinch Of his pantalo0ns. The trlc-
graph tells Us that Jack .llcilernin s
mother stood by and cheered him in a
prize fight at Wilkesbarrc, Pa, wherein
he decorated Dick Carter with beautiful
head. She then took her hopeful HON,
and dressed the reciprocitics which Carter
had given him. With mothers like that
the country is as safe a. II il were fenced
in with spikes like a bulldogs neck in ;
cheveauN -de-frise collar
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

From an over the state and from the
leading men thereof, in every line of life
come he kind words. "Scnd the first issue
of the HERALD and all subsequent ISSUES.
We want to see her grow" Thus this
journal hopes 30 become known through
out the commonwealth and eventually To
reach all readable places
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

With a steam engine outside the house.
rprpipg i'm a rain storm. and with car
pcntcrs and plasterers at work among
printers. pressmen aud reporters the pub
LEGATION of this journal for the present
has It's drawbacks. hut along down The
vista of a few weeks in the future, Com
fort stands smiling IA winsome welcome
and the old girl shall have hearty hu2
when the procession gets there.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Spokane Falls has 50 far overcame the
effects Of the terrible fire Of last Summer
that the burnt district Is a thing Of the
I asst The city is rebuilt, stronger, NOR
beautiful and more superb than before.
and stands grand and imposing monu-
me of the energy and enterprise Of It's
citizens. With water power and supply
sufficient for a city Of ten times its size
and the awful experience Of its last con-
flagration, II Is probable that Spokane
will never again be- subjected TO such
another visitation.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The legislature is wrestling with a bill
having for its intent the establishment oil
an INSTITUTION for the fechle-minded.
While the legislature has a large number
of sensible. honest and earnest men, 1t
would nevertheless seem that this Bill Is
0f tNuT body.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Cleveland has given the national zoolog-
zeal collection four golden eagles, but
he stands ready to give the democratic
national committee another check for
$1,000. which shows that lac thinks more
of the committee and some other thing,
than ne does of the Too"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Every citizen of Fairhayen should send
to friends I'm all directions copies OF the
pamphlet descriptive Of FairhaVcn Just
issued by the Chamber Of Commerce. II
contains large quantity of mighty in
trrcstin' readn'" about this promising
city and the State Of Washington, and is
calculated TO do great good.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11
FAIRHAVEN.

our city is we'll named. 1t offers the
mariner a safe and pleasant home' nut
no safer OF pleasanter home than 10 the
home seeker Built on one of the most
attractive sites ever selected for city ii
grows more beautiful with each improve
mcnt. and in time those who live to see u
a finished city. viii see it the most at
uactive city on the Sound. Sloping gently /
from the oceans edge. the rrlneipal /
streets of the town run up through the /
bottom of vast ampitheater, surrounded
ON all side, by "a range Of grand old mus
whose sides will some day be covered with
fine homes. When this day comes Fair
haven will be city the whole OF which
the visitor may see at glance, The bust
cess man who resides in the remotest al
dition may see his home from his Once
window or his Office from his home. From
lboth he may have charming view OF the
lbarbor. and, when Illuminated at night
will be a grand beacon lighting the water
in all directions.
For natural beauty the city cannot he
, excelled And its location Is as adNah-
tageC - from business point OF view ~
il is beautiful. Its harbor is the hest ON
the Sound and is large enough To shelter
= the navleS of the world. 1t is nearer the
: straits aud the ocean than any Other clty'
d and ships can sail into it without assist
ance. Once there, it will soon be able t'
: procure any cargo it may want as oul
= railroad connection with the east Is piac'
II ticallv assured. And We shall not have
N one line alone, which is at present a.
much as any city on the Sound has hn
we shall in the very near tutm haNe IN
ri advantage OF at least two transeontnen
pf tai connections The road TO Ne~tmn
Is ster will give Us an outlet To the Canadla'
, Pacific. and by the Fairhaycn ana SCUM
ern we shall connect with the Norther
Pacific. the lines already built II VA
tn Manitoba comes over the mountains
AT all. she cannot miss Us. wherever else 81
M may go. The Union Pacific is driNn
this way. and while it may not MAI
~ Fairhaven its principal terminus. u vi
Fly nj least not refuse us such advantages
ie- our trade may demand. Neither Will al
ir- other line that may come this way
,r future.
And our trade is certain TO comma'
err the attention Of all There is as mu
timber tributary To Fairhaycn as to al
other Sound city. In fact, there Is me
Of than most of them have, and with q
49,, railroads already built and In operatl
We have now better facilities for setti
VIII il out than they will have When ih
en- projected roads are built II they
bile built. We have more coal than an
ra. world can use in the near future. WI
our still undeveloped iron aud lead MI
WI promise to yield wealth not easily e'
b oil mated. In addition to all these. We Ia
tributary To this city a better agricultu
country than can be- found anywhere
DIST on the Sound.
With all these advantages. and with
cilities for manufacturing that are
IL where exceiled, the future OF the fan
ling city Of the western slope i not pr"
the matte. 1t is assured.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

An accentric individual wrote letter
from California to friend in Seattle
using his cuff instead of paper. and las
tening it with button in place Of enNel-
one and seal. The letter went TO the
dead letter Office. and the clerks there
think il ought to have gone to "A laundry
Lots OF funny people have sprung up IL
California since the late rainS-also the
aYlN rnip-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Persons who visited SIMULTANEOUSLY
after the connagration which swept with
it, awful bosom over that city last sum
mer are struck with wonder. aStoniShment
aud admiration at the mighty work
which has been done there since. even as
casually observed from the deck Of a
steamer at the docks To accomplish all
This has taken vast sums Of money. Him
table credit. the courage and strength ol
Titans and an incalculabe amount Of toll
aud danger. But it gives a grand eNem-
plihcation Of that western grit and get
there" which has become proverbial, and
which will yet people all the wilderness
and make of Washington state the pridC
and boast Of the republic.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The Juch opera company, which closed
It's season in Tacoma's splendid thcatcI
last Wednesday night, hopes to play next
season in handsome thcater in Fair
haven, and Manager Locke has thus cx-
pressed himself.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The legislature is having more fun than
"candy-pulL" EN-Attorney General
John Il. Metcalfc sent his portrait AS a
gift to the state to be hung up IN the cap
itoI. and this furnished the latest subject
for an outburst of humor, which, starting
i'm a small cloud mo- larger than AN oil
painting. is sweeping the state like a
{ ryflou.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Tacoma is ON the ragged edge of cN-
pectancy for government building. IL
is to be hoped that the beautiful city of
Destiny will shortly accomplish all She
may desire in this way, and ia the mean
time aid Falrhaven in the same direction.
There is. and will be, much ia common
between Fairhaven and Tacoma The
one stands pre-eminent al the north end
Of Puget Sound. at the head of nayiga-
ton. the terminus of one great line of
railroad aud the prospective terminus Of
two others in the near future. The other
stands pre-cminent at the north end OF
this glorious inland sea. on a bay as bcanti-
ful as that of Naples and the starting
point Of one great railroad. with the GER
tain promise of many others, ON the near
est route through the United States ia
the endless summers and the vast com
merce of the Orient and to the trade of all
the Russians. Tacoma and Fairhaver
can pull together and never sag o trace
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The Duke Diplomar will not be able To
work up enough diplomacy to WIN MIS-.
shaw. the professional whistler She has
become rich aud famous by the use oil hef
peculiar quicker of the lips and the hnte
note, which she sends through H. ana
Titled paupers needn't apply, That Is al
/ least one bad end which this Whistline
woman will not come to, no matter how
Nistrul the duke may be.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Five gent Apaches who lately COM
mitted number OF murders In Arizona
have been captured by the cavalry two
dead and three alive. 1t was a great pity
to have broken the Quntette, but the trlo
left should be Ia ken sumow here aud ban
quoted The banquet would be someW hat
OVERRIDING the policy generally applied 10
these copper-cuticled cuSses, but th'n
/ there is no use 20 do any thing by halves
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The Omaha Word-lIerald has an arti-
Gle headed "A Possible Outlet for Corn &c
II that corn could be turned into juice
there would be no trouble about finding
an inlet for it, at least
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Real burglars who crack" real safes
are among the realisms Of modern drama.
Now if some of the bad actors who are
supposed 10 die ON the stage would carry
their performances in that line into the
very extreme of realism the drama as she
is acted would eventually improve.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

John Boyle O'Rcllley. the famous Irish
poet. orator and editor, will lecture In
Tacoma next Saturday night. aud his
ftlits dchdtcs, =. A. O'Farrcll, promises
that Mr. 0'Rcllley shall visit Fairhayen.
il possible. while on his coast tour.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Mrs Terry is being tried in san Fran
cisco to-day for contempt of court. That
contempt for all sorts Of courts. and it
was the same aillicton that brought her
late more or less distinguished husband To
the care of an undertaken
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

Nj. w. w. Sly has done the HERALD
d.. lndness to allow It the privilege OF
ttniug his Office into thihk-shop, tenn
. darily, and the HERALD Is more than
HTesp0ndingly grateful.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The HERALD desires to shake with
strong and cordial grasp the hand Of tn,
Bellingham Bay press. and profler It's
services In long pull, a strong pull and II
pull altogether, until we shall have pulled
a mighty metropolis to an easy seat OF
lhe hills md among the valleys here.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The pick tick Of the stone chiscl. the
rat tat of the hammer, the "crashaw'
Of the saw. the 'phute' Of the plane. the
of the boss, are parts Of the languages
spoken in Farhavcn, and they are Ian
guagrs which are very eloquent.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The Herald Is without exchanges at
this writing, but Trusting to merit the
recognition of the fraternal press, It hopes
TO have an excellent exchange li,t vefy
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

The HERALD will be hearty hater oil
shams iniustiec. unfainess. hypocrisy
and an manner Of meanness, and it VIII
h., the friend, champion, creditor ana en-
dorser Il decency, patriotism punile
sni-it. manlness, honor. integrity and re-
nn,iieanism. and in il all il will cndeaVor
ID rnsse a good living and a legion oil
friends.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

ADAMANT WALL PLASTER is cement or arthcia' s'oHe
invented and patented by Prof Carl Stauh OF syracuse W.
INV :; G resrlt of many years study and experiment WITHIN
I Lost fow years ADAMANT has made for itself wide rePuu
% entirely on its merits having been applied IN hundreds OF
lpgs trouobou the East and recently IN many OF he "ei
I,,ilinos and residences of Tacoma and Seattle -,
The demand for ADAMANT is rapidly increasing IL Is n"
experiment but has established place standard pmmg "si
Tn recent wears mmlcrlcss improvements have been made IN
no materials generally, but until the advent OF ADAMAl
mobtnnale Among It's many
,nto. ADAMANT time and labor both IN preparing anu
rvin IL If is clearly and easy to work. can De alph u" wen
in no rainy season as dry; after the chemical action mas 'ke
Mace frost will not it dries few days and saves "Hn
weeks for rooms to dry and they be safely occupied "e
atey after finishing. -. , will last
II adhcrcs equally ah brick stone or ron and VIII a
a. ln rs the building Carpenters need not move out wm'e 'h'
,oTino Goes on but work right along on the same hoof
hDAMANT docs crack shrink; rats do not gnaw hrougi
Il nor will haror noxious or germs OF disease N
il smooth dense hard instead of porous IL can oe irese
rd noned or treated with any desirable finish wihm TWO
= three days after application IN -, ;,,, %.
No one who intends building substantially and economically 9"
g IN usc the common plaster, when for ifng addton HE
Of cost he can qut ADAMANT and Obtain sod wall 'ha' WIN ~
mo injured every time touched by furntue that cooler Ill sun
mer and warmer and in respect superior
.tin call ON or Hiures
The Pacific Coast Trading C0mpan.
he IA HARRIS STREET, FAIRHAVEN WASHINGTON.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

We are OF nose who believe that truth
is mighty and viii prevail" and also iha'
after an esiitor has grown old enough ana
s.eieieuir experienced TO think eoolly'
and Judge fairly, his memory is not hNeY
!, he adequately aler for him to be a sue
e,v>sfsl liar. Thus uncOntrollahle eur
cumstanoes often lead, even AN editor
in the straight path, and frequently super
induce great good.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-11

4 "a eyelld. which hes
as never hindered
y from keeping his
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26
A eIe pITTssuRe cRAsH.
The Iron City Bridge Company OF Tha
Place rlnancially Embarrassed.


pITrsBURa, Sept. 2G = The IRON City
Bridge company is financially embarrass-
ed. An attachment to the amount of $751;.
351 against G. J. Schultz, owner of the
Iron City Bridge works. has been served
upon the Howard Plate Glass company by
w. B. Rodgers, representing the Oliver
Iron and Steel company The Iron City
Bridge company had built some large iron
structures for the glass company, and
there is still balance due on the contract
and upon this the attachment was laid. In
court the Judgment of sisB,35i against the
Iron City Bridge company was formally
entered on public records. The story Of
the embarrassment is as follows;
The Oliver Iron and Steel company were
indorsers on notes from the bridge COM
pany, which were TO fall due at different
times. The bond given was that In case Of
failure to pay these notes as they came due
II judgment by Olivers of SlS9, 600 was to
be entered against the bridge company.
This company defaulted on the first note
of S2,677, due Sept. 10, hence the judgment
for SlSa.000. The Oliver company has is-
sued attachments on everything possible
due the bridge company, and say they are
amply protected. The Iron City Bridge
company is large buyer OF iron. Many
large bridges all over the country have
been erected by it, Mr.. Schultz was one
Of the heaviest stockholders OF the Mount
Oliver incline. Dividends aggregating
over 40 per cent were declared last year on
its stock. Recently he disposed Of his iu-
terest to the Duquesne traction people, who
in turn transferred it to Sellers & Mckee.
No statement has yet been made OF the liza.
bilities. The principal creditors OF the
firm are Oliver Brothers, Carnegie 4 Co.
Jones & Laughlin and Lloyd g. Sons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26

DENVER, Sept 20 Judge Caldwell Yea
man, Of Trinidad, was nominated for gov
ernor by the Democratic state convention.
7. j. 0'Donnell, of Denver, was the nomi-
nee for lieutenant governor.
ROCHESTER, n. T., Sept. % Tho Pro.
hibitionists of the Thirteenth district nom
mated John J. Cornell for congress- A
full county ticket was also placed IN the
field
Boston, Sept. 28-The Democrats Of the
Fifth district nominated Sherman Hoar,
Of Concord, for congress.
GLENs FALLS, n Y, Sept 98.-The Dem
oonts OF the Fourth judicial district have
indorsed S. A. Kellogg, Of Plattsburg,
the nominee Of the Republicans for justice
Of the supreme court.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. e8.-Howard G.
White was unanimously repominated for
member Of assembly by the Republicans OF
the Second Onondaga district.
NEW York, Sept. 26.--The Democratic
Organization OF the City and County OF
New York was the name chosen by the
Noorhis oifshoot Of the County Democracy
at a meeting AZ Webstes hall. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the nomination Of
Robert Earl for associate Judge Of thi
1
| Democrats on city ticket
RIDGEwAY, Pa, Sept a6-The Demo
/ Gratis Of the Twenty-eighth congressional
/ district nominated George 4. krebbs Il
succeed James Kerr, the present repre-
sentative in congress.
JERSEY CITY, Sept. 70. The nomination
Of Mcdonald FOR congress has caused man,
Dewocrats Of Hudson county, ". j., t,
consider placing Congressman McAdoo ii
the field to succeed himself on an indie
pendent ticket, II Is likely that the Re
| publicans win indorse McAdoo II Re
publican is named for sheriff Of Hudson
county--a concession that will be made I
the Republicans name popular man
/ Steps have been taken toward holding
/ meeting for the purpose OF nominating
MoAdoo- Mr.. McAdoo is quoted as saying
thai he would not accept a nominahion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept 26 6-There is every pros
pect of strike OF the conductors and
drivers employed by the west side street
car companies. For some time the trouble
has been brewing. but not until yesterday
was the alternative Of a strike as a remedy
for their grievances seriously discussed by
the men. A committee from the West
Side Street Car Conductors and Drivers
Benevolent association waited on General
Manager Parsons. The grievances Of the
men were presented TO the manager and a
long discussion followed. The conference
soon became stormy, and when IL was
ended both parties TO It were sullen and
angry. So far as could be learned the
general manager absolutely refused TO con-
cede point In favor Of the men. A meet
ing Of the men has been called for Satur-
day night, and unless concessions are made
during the week the prospect is good for a
general tie up Of all the west side lines.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26

The local members OF the w. G. I. o.
are taking active steps toward the proper
observance Of crusade day, to- morrow
II will be a day Of prayer, and q persis-
tent effort will be made to increase the
membership of the union everywhere.
The members have also determined to
urge others who cannot become active
workers, to pledge themselves as total
abstainers, and become honorary mem
bers of the union at last The w @. r.
u, No. 2, will meet at its headquarters
Sixth and Penn streets. at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. and prayer service viii
be held. On Sunday afternoon, q bible
reading will be held at the residence of
Mrs, Anna Burris, No. $40 East Tenth
street,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept %. Secretary whar-
ton received a dispatch from Mr. Blaine
saying That he had left Bar Harbor for
Washington The report of Minister Miz.
ner on the killing of Gen. BarrunGia will
be sent to the house Of representatives in
response to the resolution Of that body
One Of the first subjects of conference be
tween the president and Mr.. Blaine will
be the nomination of three gentlemen ia
represent the United States upon the inter
continental railway commission which will
meet in this city early next month for the
purpose of initiating a survey for a trunk
line Of railroads to connect the systems OF
North and South America. Cablegrams
have been received from various Pan
American countries announcing the ap-
pointment Of commissioners to represent
those governments. and they are now on
their way TO the United States.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-26
ADECISlON UPON SUGAR.
Binding Twine Is Now the Only
Disputed Point.
ANOTHER SCANDAL IN THE HOUSE.

The Postmaster Is Charged with Having
speculated In His omciaiCapactty Upon
Mail coptracts-He VIII BE Investi-
gated--Ncws of the Senate and House.
WASHINGTON, Sept e6.-The Republican
conferrees on the tariff bill adjourned at {
O'Clock last evening without completing
their work. 1t is stated that only binding
twine is now in doubt. The sugar schedule
is fixed and the rates agreed upon, it is
understood. are those given to the United
Press by member of the Louisiana dele
gation-i. e., free sugar up to No 49, Dutch
standard, duty Of iive-tenths of a cent Q
pound on all above that grade; bounty
OF two cents a pound on sugar above *
polariscope test, and bounty Of one and
three-quarter cents on sugar between 8
and 80. The conference report may be pre-
sented to the house today.