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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the real estate trans
fcrS since our last issue as furnished by
the abstract office of Fred c. Pcttihune 4
Co.. Nhatcom and Fairhaven:
e. l. GAY 90 G. l. Muu~toe. lot = BLK e.
Gi-c~ aud tu Bellu-ham Sh
EalrhaVcu Land Co 10 r W Miller. lot
-. Blk -, First add 10 Fairhavcn IA
Mary L Lyslc ct ul To- llerhold. lots ;
and q. hIk u. Ly>lc first add To Fair
4 nryor and wifi. 90 G. schubert. lot 1.
hlk lu. York add tu New Mhatcom 81
Receiver to G. N3lcrus ~w a, sec r.
al Be w
% sweet and wife To KuoN. lot ;. blk
al. city Of Nhatcom u
q Jones Il al too y collins, s5Nl;i feet
hik l4u, New Nhatcum ~
o. King and " 4, Co Il Lawrence. e's Of
NV and " 81 uc q. OF ~w 4 ~ So
3 OF ~ 2. SEE !. % Be ~
u Lawrence g. NJ Y Tuhb~. SAME prop
\ " rtceu aud wife To W n West.
ffac lut~ living gt u end Of blk I.
~tpcus hr~t add To Blaine
" u West aud Wife TO ! Z Thomas.
frac lots lying az the a end OF blk I.
Stcuue> fist add 20 Blaine ~
g A Iu>~elmHu 81 al to e : Reistcr.
whole Of Blk :. BAY View plat add To
Blaine ~
ME- Chestnut aud wife 10 G. J Olsen ct
al lot 60. Din :; Valley Park Add. to
New Nhatcum ~
Minnie Woods 20 j d Bradley, 5oXl2i Il
on Chestnut ANA Bay streets, New
Mhafrum -
/ e. piUulctoJ u ~cttlcmyer, lot : biz
-. lots o. aud o., hlA %. lots ! and >.
llk %. ~upl York add to New What
com w.
\ " >tptu aud wife Ia q ID Mcdonald
Iuts % aud H. biz :, >tccn'~ first add
tO Blaine ~
/ u blackburn To + VI Robert. ne I. ofne
D. 90 Nv q. sec -. 2 - ". e.; also g
of ~ d of - q of ~ .. sec %, . > W.
tar -
TlirhaVpu Land Co 90 & u Noyc>. lots
q. .uud D. blk - first add To Fair
haven ilul
/ NV Nelson 20 ! shea. lot 30. blk .. Car
t'r'~ add To FairhaNcu ~
. = chichester and wife Co " y Nash.
lot o. biz ~. Nhatcum "a
T ] VI strand 81 al to Bcdker lot = blk
b. strands first add Co ~ehomc 20
. J NJ strand et al Ca 4 thilhcrg. lots I
and o. hik .. strands first add to
-fIHup
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

In order to keep pace with the pro.
gressive spirit of the times the two
higher classes Of the Women's Medi.
cal college recently INDUCED in a
regular college fight. The dispute
arose over the ownership Of a beauti.
full green cushion.
A young lady entered the lecture
room with the cushion. She threw il
upon the bench, and, sitting upon it.
said 10 her companion; ooh, my, but
that is comfortable. Soon after she
missed the seat, aud, followed by her
comr9JSites ked up TO senior, who
~ 1vir he soft seat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

Inc description given by The Lon
don Globo'of the cariamas or sUri--1.las
located IN the eastern aviary Of the
Iooloe ical gardens will amuse every.
body, while itshould not surprise any
one. That there should be among
birds a species which Is fitted 10 per
form among its kind the duties un.
dertalSen among men by policemen is
a fact for which all ought To be- pre-.
pared. Why should not each variety
Of created things have in its midst the
same sort Of functions and function
aries, modified according To circum
stances and habitsl More than one
pictorial artist-as. for instance. G.. III
Bennett IN this country have shown
US what remarkable resembances
birds and animals can be made 10 bear
and actually do bear TO man, aud if
humanity finds il Necessary 30 have
policemen, why should not the "feath
cred tribe be similarly impelled
The cariama seems particularly well
fitted for the post Of public guardian
lie perainbulates his cage with all the
regularity Of his human prototype on
his beat, and il at intervals he emits
piercing shrieks which seemed un
called for, be only the more faithfully
cnT.es out the analogy This. no
'io''1', Is his way Of 9lowingthe wAisy
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

Mrs, Beansoup to Mr.. Frontrooml-So you
attended the meeting Of the Independent
Order Of Boarders last night
Mr. Frogtroom-I accidently stumbled into
the meeting.
And YOU declared in burning words that
the time has come when boarders should rise
above the tyranny Of the boarding house
keeper
Il may have said something to that effect
"Well, as YOU wish 10 rise, I've sent your
trunk up TO the fourth floor, back, Next
time YOU make a bad break about boarding
house tyranny, you'n room on the root. "
Time.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT

ity Of Fairhavcn
The Fourteenth street assessment roll
Is now ON file in my Office and open for
public Inspection. All parties in interest
are notified that the city council will. on
the 3uth day Of July, lS90. at 3 pm. meet
90 the city ball. iu said city Of Fairhaven.
90 hear appeals from parties in interest
AIFmp REBEI. CITY Clerk.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
How the Bottom OF an on Wen Looks.


There are thousands of people who
have desired TO see what the bottom of
an oil well looked like after hun.
bred quart glyeerine torpedo had been
exploded in IT, But no ordinary NOR.
tai could crawl down six inch hole
to the depth OF 1000 feet if he wanted
to, and no sane one would want to if
he could. So the curious oil seeker
has heretofore been compelled TO guess
as 10 the tiect of the shot.
An oil country photographer has
furnished the desired picture. The
successful experiment was made at
Warren. The instrument was let down
TO the bottom of 100 foot well,
which had been subjected to u torpedo
explosion When the camera touched
bottom "a bright flash lit up the cavity,
imprcsslng perfect picture on the
negative. a cavity fourteen feet broad
and seven feet deep below the oil sand
was revealed. Into this cavity, en-
larged by the force of a glycerine ex-
ploSion from the ordinary six inch
drill hole, the oil tIlckled and accumu-
lated, ready to be pumped to the sur
face.
Has nature any more secrets she
would like to hide from inquisitive
mani If so they will need to be buried
beyond the reach of the oil driler's
steel auger. Into the deepest recesses
the drill can penetrate the modern
photographer stands ready to turn the
broad light Of MONDAY .-Philadelphla
Times.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

Some say that the age of chivalry is
psst. The age of chivalry is never past
as long as there is wrong left unre-
dressed on earth, and a man or woman
eft % say, Il will redress that wrong,
Or spend my life in the attempt
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT


lltN OF tairhaNcu.
The Eleventh street assessment roll is
now on file in NV office and open for pub
lie inspection. M parties in interest are
notified that the city council will, on the
l0th day Of July. ls.n. at 3p. m. meet at
ihc city hall. in said city of Fairhayen.
Go hear appeals from parties in interest
ALFRED RIEpEL. City Clerk.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT


city Of Fairhayeu.
The Twelfth street assessment roll is
now ON file in my office aud open for pub
lie inspection. All parties in interest are
notified that the city council will. on the
nth day of July. ls!n. al 3 p. m. meet at
the city hall. lu said city Of Fairhaven
tp hear appeals from parties in interest
ALFRED RIEDEI. City Clerk.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT

ITTN " TUIrHuVVU.
The following named persons will please
take notice that the Mckenzie avenue street
assessment roll is now on tile IN my Office.
and that the same j. FOR public inspection,
All parties lu interest are notified that the
city council viii, on the nth day of July.
lsiN meet at the city hall in said city Of
fairhaVen. to hear appeals from parties In
interest
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

ana when he does IL IN ms care IL is
probably from instinct or from imme-
mortal custom. He has already been
acclunatized in the poultry yard, where
ne faithfully performs his duty as the
preserver OF order. If two young
cocks assault or batter each other he
steps IN between them and stops the
combat by series of pecks divided
imparlially at the heads of both"
lmparuality, of course, is am excel
lent quality IN a policeman, whether
lac be bird or man; would there were
more Of il. The origin of the cariama
Is, it seems, lost in obscurity; but it is
admittedly ancient and possibly he
may be a hneal descendent, of the
judge bird OF archaeological antiquity.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

NOTICE
Notice l. hereby given that the Donovan
street assessment roll Is now IN my hands for
collection and payment i now due and re-
QucSted. All assessments not paid ON or be-
fore August 10th. l~'n. shall draw interest
from that date az the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid,
Dated at the city " Fairhaven July 18th.
ls90.
J. :. RICHARDS. city Treasurer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22
No. Of No. ot A'ta-s d
NOTICE

Dated July "a. ls9O
ALFRED RIEDEf~ city Clerk
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-22

The following are the real estate trans
ferS since our last issue as furnished by
the abstract office of Fred c. Pcttihone n
Co.. Nhatcom aud Fairhaven:
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

following conversation took place as over
heard by Mr.. kumlately;
Did you 90 to war?
No. but | eamped out at Vancouver for
ten days
Were you accidentally wounded?
No.
Have a spell of sickness?
Noak.
Get something chronic?
Nav.
Not even the rheumatism?
Muck.
My friend" said the lawyer, as he
looked at his client tenderly, Il am not in
the pension business, but YOU have enlist
ed my sympathy. Some lawyers might
be discouraged over your ease and refuse
TO touch it, but Notwithstanding all this
will see You through, | can understand
how cruelty your rest must have been
broken during those fearful ten nights.
Call again in about two years and perhaps
will have some news for you.
-.
Come hyar to me Horace Maynard
Brownlow," shouted Aunt Hulda TO her
youngest and darkest hopeful. whom She
dotted on because we didn't show dirt like
/ the white trash children in the neighbor-
( hood. Come hyar to me en- han me a
/ pole tell punch de everlastin life outen
/ dem shoats OATS gone en- crawled onder de
/ bald Horace NJ. Il. prepared himself to
strike for tall timber as he informed his
maternal first cause, Dem ain shoats
NANNY. Denis muffin but yo' feet
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
ID N ANAcoRTES

Down the street 81 a western town.
Meath the hubbling brow OF IA mountain
brook.
That Surged and swayed and jostled along
Came a miner. old and bronzed and gray.
He noticed none n he passed ON his way.
But beneath his breath God could hear him
~D-n Anacortes."
The "con" man grasped his horny hand
Aud prated OF friends In "A far on land.
He told him OF Swggin>. his brOther-in-law
Aud every friend that he ever saw;
But the. miner looked in the distance drear.
A. u he were drawing spectre near.
Aud only these words could the listener hear.
IN AnacOrtes'"
The dance house girl said. won't you come Ia
Aud Jackie drop OF Imported ~ gin.
Aud shake a hoof on the 'hurdy' floor:
Then 90 To the bar and settle for mOrei
We viii drink together and love is our toast"
With scurnful lcer he declined the roast.
And be busted away from the maiden fair.
And back from his track rang out ON the air.
~"Ie-n Anacoftes,'
The real estate man. hearty and grufr.
Extended his hand and unloaded old gulf;
tie told Of the country that made people rich
On a gopher hole or sWampy ditch,
But the miner was YerSed IN Los Angeles lore
Aud san Diego he'd been there before.
Down "a, Maiia Walla he'd sold a farm.
Aud az Puyallup house and barn.
ne q ~ltu mine w. the touf Alcne,
And herd Of cattle from on the plain;
Al that he had. every inch OF ground.
Aud he'd joined the stampede down TO Puget
sound:
He'd dumped Il all In. made "a sucker
play.
They told him the railroad would come that
way;
He'd lived ON bologna. his hair turned gray.
And now he's a tramp and does nothing hut
say.
"D-n Anacorles.'
WILLIAM DENERE.
SPOKANE FsfLs. Wash. June. 1sao
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
KUMLATELY's KINKS.

II See" SAID Mr. kumlatcly. THE New
York World i, moving for elevated side
walks in the oyegcrowded metropolis To
some extent that sort Of thing has already
been achieved ia Fairhaycn. in Numerous
ways. besides | saw a sidewalk rs up and
biz man ON the face Yesterday. bat then
theman was elevated also. in one sense
though he doesn't belong 90 the upper
strata OF society
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Indifferent It matters little but dout XIII
me hy saving nothing. Barnum was a
good advertiser. George Francis Train
has advertised Tacoma moro than mill
lion dollars WORTH For that place to treat
him diseourteously is glarlng ingratitude
aud MANY of those who speak most londly
ot fsycho>' lunaey would be vastly Inn
proved with a modicum of his brains.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

One Alexander Tagiiaferro. Of AloXan-
Iria. Egypt-so said. but possibly Of
Alexandria. Va. in reality or more likely
from Connecticut. where erstW lille wooden
nutmegs and artificial hams We're largely
manufactured and from whence come
large supplies Of the aboriginal eurios
sold So numcrogsly to tenderfeet al sta
lions along the MON Pacific railroad is
out with a proposition to exhibit the
mummy of Cleopatra az the Worlds Fair.
or. Mr.. This name is not spelled out Ia
full again because the printers are yelling
for copy and time presse,-will furnish
The interesting relic 10 our large
festival for SdDoo. fob. which
being interpreted mean, freight on
board" Mr.. + says he bought
tho mummy on speculation and this
sounds painful Cleopatra was once
worlds fair herself She was so fair that
she won the peculiar admiration Of
Antony, aud as Col. \. wa, running Rome
and the world az that date. of course
worlds fair Mr. T. should rustic around
and see % he couldn'tdig upa few of the
u->eous relics of Col. A. aud show them
al the same time hedoes the faded wrap
pings Of the once darked-eyed by now
holloW-eyed royal nihs Of Egypt II
would be interesting TO see these back
number lovers treating each other with
such Indifference a. they certainly would
under the circumstances suggested. II is
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
The New Wharf Finished

+. Il. Hill a Co. have completed their
large wharf in North FairhaVcn. aud al
ready business is beginning to grow in
their line. The wharf is gOx525 feet long
aud has erected thereon storage house
5oXcn feet. Since its completion these
gentlemen have received eight tons of
hay. so barrels oi cement by the steamer
J II. Mcdonald. loo barrels of lime and
ls0.Wa shingles bv the steamer General
Miles. During next week they will have
completed q neat Office on the dock where
they may be- found ready to attend TO
their commission and shipping business.
besides dealing in lime. cement plaster,
hair, brick. and in fact everything APP
PERTAINING 10 a general commission house
The steamer Wilmington has sent notice
that She will make this wharf her landing
place. aud other large vessels will surely
follow.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

IN the language OF the average political
platform. 1--WE point with pride TO the
HEBALp's telegraph columns This morn
ing, and we also point with more or less
contempt, mingled with a degree Of hilar-
ity. To Mr. Sort-of-a Superintendent stor-
ror. OF the Postal Card telegraph com
f.ot,,s
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Deserved Sympathy

Review The sympathy Of all the people Of
Spokane Falls l. extended 90 their be-
loved neighhor. Sprague which Is just now
threatened by AN invasion OF the salvation
army. This outfit is not only "a nuisance in
the streets. hut ID j. a sacrilcgious burlesque
ON Christianity in general and the Protest.
ant church in particular. and demoralizing
90 the youth Of both sexes"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Mitchell is brilllan racoutcur. and IL
must be a very slight circumstance. on a
very cild day, which he misses aud from
which he Is unable to build an excellent
story. People often say Where do all the
stories come FROM" and right here such
people are c1niidentlally informed that
this busy aud brilliant young lawyer builds
the most Of them while he is resting. But,
Of late. little one has come out ON him.
One DAY not long ago an old moss back;
who at some time or other in the
early history Of Washington. had enlisted
TO fight Indians, hearing that Mr. Mitchell
was a son Of the brilliant senator Mitchell
Of Oregon. thought that Mr. Mitchell. jr..
must therefore be influential at Washing
ton and SO applied to him for his services
In obtaining a pension. whereupon the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Mechanics arg interested Boz the price
and efficiency Of tools. as al heads of
famil lies are iu the cost and utility ef ar-
ticles Of household hardware aud cutlery.
Once an these were imported Tbcir
home manufacture has been fu-tcrci hr
a protective tanh in the face uf au OPP
position as Vigorou, as DO was uutuug.
until today the United states IS well 1p
Ia the list Of nations eN porting ee.taiu
lines Of hardware in which superiority 90
finish aud durability Boo Use are prominent
recommendation. A few years ago. 20
select committee OF the British parlia-
meut. after careful investigation. euum-
Grated furty-two articles Of hardware auf
machinery loo the selling of which Ameri-
cans had largely superseded English
manufacturers ion certain markets. inclui-
ing some Of the British colonies MANY
OF these articles. such a- axes. scissors.
pen knives, lamps coffee mills. nails.
clocks. watches. table ware. etc..
are those common and necessary t1 every
family. The list also included such
farming implements as bucaef.
corn crushers. culuSators. cotton
gins hay rakcs. hoes, moving machiucs.
scales, etc. 1t can thu, be- seen chat Brit
ish statesmen and manufacturer. have
found out hat protection Geo the luitod
States has not made prices Too high for
outsiders to buy. mo- matter what THEN
agents In this country may contend I
efforts to have our markets opened Go uu.
restricted foreign competition Aud f
its demonstration of economical produc.
ton under protection Is 10 be found Oh,
chief value of the fact cited hy the par
liamentary committee IL must NOT hl
permitted TO lure voters from rocogni
tion Of the fact that the foreign maIiSc
i necessarily restricted hy the limitel
wants laud the poverty OF BUYERS as wei
as the desperation OF those competitQs
whose trade is thus meuaccd No foreigl
demand FOR American manufactures cal
be made to compensate for the priyileg
Of supplying the home market. With
certainty Of this home Market at price
consistent with the payment of iai
wages 20 employees. competition hetwcc
American manufacturers viii always On
sure to American buyers The best OF pr0
duets on terms within reach of alL
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

The attention of Mr.. Sort-of-a Super
intcndent Storror. is particularly and
earnestly called 10 the Geographic col
umns Of the HERALD this morning. His
cinching methods do not seem tcclnch. dis
asIrously. Up to the time of going topress
the HERALD had not been bull-dozed out
of obtaining the news, and the people of
EalrhaVeu have not been deferred from
obtaining information a. ,owhat is trans
priug on this terrestrial ball.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

In yo' sunday slippah's." and then Aunt
Hulda recovered her equilibrium and the
perpendicular and also caught Horace NJ
Il. and operated ON him with one of those
sunday slippahs.' for ''saSsin his ma. ="
SO that now Horace NJ. Il. prefers a rush
bottom chair when he sits down. One
with the bottom all rushed out.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
FAIRAAvEN AND WHATCOM FERRY
NIII<AIoo
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

FARHAvEN. WASH. June 3. 1880
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween FL. Kingdom and II. +. McGaryie
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
II. + Mc6arvie retiring.
+. j. KINGuoRS.
IL r. MCtiARVIE.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

the oue-eye-glass dndes who would GER
tainly be- sushing into her presence az SO
much rush, when the time was that no
body could see Cleopie for love or money
barring Col Antoney she chose
20 name a date when She would be at
home To the better classes To soothe
this sorrow however. il is said that in the
event Of successful negotiations for Cleo
pie and her cloths the eypositiosis asking
the khedise how much he will take for
the rent Of old RameseS adistant relative
Of Cleopie. for a short season. There is
some consolation in this. and If the Khe-
dive wants to treat Clcopie white he will
name figure somewhere in the reach Of
our INDECENT. though sympathetic coun-
try.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
Prime Investments

We call the attention of shewd buyers following
pieces of real estate that we offer for "A few DAYS
LIST Fotyfour of Land covered with good pile lumber
situated small bay Every stick can RATED
the water. Will sell for $500. cash
2nd l2o fine agricultural land surrounding the townsite
of Geneva Lake Whacom fine timber land Seventy
five dollars easy terms.
Bird Fortysix and half land with water front
thirty minutes ride by steamer from Silver Beach, Lake Whacom.
Excellent location for gardening and cottage Sixty dollars
Easy terms.
18th Improved small farm three miles Whatcom ON main
road to lynden ten cleared Price $3.50
cash, balance six months.
9TH. Best of ALL say without hesitation we have for mn
date sale 100 of land that will compare with hest properties
the Nooksack valley rich black land hrvyc acres ready
tor the pow thirty excellent marsh land balance fine rich up
land; situated ON two main county roads, and oehaf miles from
the town of Mlerton. being northwest quarter section a. township
~ range east and onea mile, station on the Bellng
nam bay ana British columbia railroad Price, S20per acre s20Oo
casl balance terms This property surrounded by farms worth
Sfo 10 sou Best OF reasons per given for selling
For further particulars inquire a the office of
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

The New York World has a picture OF
L0quei northern Wisconsin blue
Beard. who slew seven ~ his wives. The
World also gives pictures Of three Of the
wives and 10 the portraits are correct and
are also Indicative Of the style Of beauty
which belonged TO the other four. COL
Blue Beard Loquet has our hearty en-
dofsement II his domestic methods We
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Mr.. John II. Mitchell. jr.. OF the firm
Of Mitchell. Chapman and Ashton. attor-
neys for the Northern Pacific Railroad at
Tacoma. j. a lawyer on wings. lie is just
~ liable to be one place as another and a
greatdeal moreso. Meiaphorlcally he rides
"a winged ar-wheel and goes skimmoring
through space at moments warning.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Henry q. Adams has written 10 the Spo-
kane Review an eulcgy on Major John y.
Edwards, no died lately while an edl-
torial writer on the Kansas City Times.
Mr. Adams suggests that this writer
shuHld write the history Of Major Ed
wards iife. There are men 50 great Of
soul that their life histories cannot Dee
written by mortal pen. John y. Edwards
was the sublimation Of honor. His heart
was as pure as yestal virgins. His
friendship was the essence of fidelity.
His every thought was an exquisite poem.
crowned and sileon-b hammered. in "a right
eous cause. Yet he was as kind a. a rose
scented zephyr from his native south.
Vino could write his lifo?