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ASK Your Friends About It.

Iour distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because kcmp's BalsGm
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds In this commu.
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi-
cine 80 pure, none go effective. Large
bottles Doc and 81 at NIL druggists. D&w2
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TIE Nationalist movement IS not
growing as rapidly rs the movers hoped
il would. Though there arc twelve
clubs in New York the total member
shin is only $50. However. great revo'
lutions, like great bodies, do not always
move swiftly.
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TIE papers are discussing whether or
not Stanley won Miss Dorothy Tenant
before or alter he went to Africa. ltdoes
not strike US that tho question 10 ma:
teral. Dorothy was won and from all
accounts she Is in every way worthy OF
the great ,cxplorer. All the world will
wish them ioy,
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TIE Atianfa Consultation exclaims,
"what m active Republican won't steal
amt worth havin'," and n contemporary
very aptly asks the southern journal to
inquire OF the late Democratic Sergeant.
alarms; the late Treasurer Of the State
OF Louisiana; the late Treasurer Of the
State Of Kentucky, and n dozen treas
urers nearer by the Constitution.
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Ing a Wheeling house, on the road the
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mailed at once. Voters should, howey-
or. be careful 10 see that tho postage Is
fully prepaid at letterrates. Every per.
Ron has an opportunity to do good thing
for bis best friend among tho genial
commercial travellers. tIi. .F I'll
Tho most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice of n lilo insurance policy
for $1,000, with tho premium paid
up for ono year, or an Incident insur.
ANGEL policy for 5000 for one year,
tho policy 10 be written by Sweeney 4
Edwards, general agents Of the Equita'
bio Life Assurance Association.
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THE WHEELING lSTELLlGENCER
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DIED.

LIsT-on Tuesday, May %, 1880, at o'clock y.
n. WILLIE j., only son Of Il. Il. and s. NJ.
Funeral from the residence Of his father, No. II
Ninth street, this afternoon. Services at $40
O'Clock. ln,crment private att O'Clock.
DEG Wednesday evening, May
81, 1870. At $40 O'Clock, ]. MELcilIon deg.
MULLER, aged 10 years, 3 months and 81 days.
Funeral notice hereafter. il
CoURTS-on Wednesday, My q, 1870 Il. Q n.
M. JAMEiC. COURTS, In his 18th year. .
Funcra, notice hereafter.
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THIN and impure blood is made rich
and healthtui by taking Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, all
blood disorders. 5;95 l2 4
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WHEELING, MAY %, 1890.

CONGRESS canno. make too great haste
in the matter Of dealing with tho "orig'-
nal package" business. -.
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1IAlsEIy.il.

McKEE-LiNClI-At the residence Of the brides
parents, MrkGctpprt, Pa, Wednesday, May
q, 1850: By the Rev. TcrbUsh. Mn. SAMUEL
H. MCKEE AMI Miss CARRIE y. Lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-22
IN DARKEST AFRICA
! TT.-I- AND Thu
Quest, Rescue and Retreat Of Emln,
Governor Of Equatoria.
BY HENRY N, STANLEY.
Complete In TwoVolumes Of over zoo Pages each,
with Two steel Engrayngs, not less than
{. Sixteen Maps, and about One Hun.
dred and Fifty Full.tage and
other Illustrations.
Published by Charles Scribncr's Sons,
.-.s- NEW YORK. 81

Henry n. Stanley, perhaps the foremost living
meut. hiss Just finished writing "In Darkest
Africa" the story OF his Inst and greatest under
taking. the quest and rescue OF Emin. II will
reveal for the frs. time the full extent OF Nj,
SANKEY'S recent discoveries. No authentic In.
formation concerning this expedition has yet
been published, beyond the few letters ana
newspaper accounts which have appear cd from
time 10 lime during the past three years, and
which contain little more than a suggestion OF
the dangers encountered aud overcome, and The
important results achieved. "In arkest Africa"
viii be published shortly by Messrs. Charles
Scribner's Sons, who control all rights for The
Every volume issued for either country will
bear their imprint on the title page. y So
Mr.. Stanley Is entitled 10 the fruits Of his la
o0r, and this the American kenSe Of Justice will
secure to him by purchasing "In Darkest Al.
rlca," his own book and the only one In which
he VIII have a personal Interest. Intelligent aud
we'll meaning people will not buv the bogus
Stanley Dooks," offered under false aud mis-.
teaiius representations. to no Que OF which
has Stanley contributed a line. They will wait
tor the only authentic book on tho subject.
written, by Stanley himself. TN Darkest Al.
RIGA" will DO In Two octave volumes, OF over 800
cages each, replete With maps, and psoiusely
Illustrated with wood Gngrnyings from Mr..
price will be % 70 per volume, III cloth bind.
ing. 1t will tie sold only by subscription,
through authorized 3; c1ist to whom exclusive
territory will be assigned, and every precautIon
VIII DO used 10 protect them therein. e ss,.g,
1900. - Z, APPLY TO
J, M.CLOUSTON.
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FOR SALE.

.
bay Horse. for cart or wagoa. Price $40.
No. 1S9 South Penn street, rooms, basement,
wash house and conl house. 100 grape vines
Ground 30 by 10 feet. SO ST.
Lats southwest corner OF Ohio and Huron
streets, 80 feet on Ohio and 70 feet on Huron, sts
No. 3dl2 EhHpllEe street.
No. 1876 thapiiuc street.
81 acres Of lhud two miles east OF Rosby's Book,
Marshall County. ". VI.
5roomed frame cottage, Park st.cct Mounds
vile Camp ground.
Lots !. .. .. ?. Q. II and II. War!ea's addition.
$500 Glch Lots 2 !, g. s, 10. Il and II, $50 each
IS acres OF hillside land In Eighth ward, val.
ued Ut S22c0 per acre. r'
No. 1857 Market street, ground a halflo lot. Price
500 -,la VI 800. -
. No. 5: and So Twenty sixth street. Both houses
Tor $3.50. -. =
llSo. !s36, 1888 and 2aio Main street. prs! s
No. IL and ia Seventeenth street.
No. l0ls AicCoi!och street.
No. IL Eotf street, half lot. 1s.f.5. 4.
Corner lot, east side south Front street.
Is foot lot, east side South Front street.
No. 60 north trout street. -E,
Choice Of lots In Fair Groun1 property, Wells.
burg, ". Ma. h
S0acto Farm at Glenn's Run.
Corner lot. Virginia and south York street
Property suitable for a hotel on Main street.
Residence oneQusrter mile east OF Triadel.
pliA, With acres Of land, 81, tG9. ~
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General Notices.


ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Persons indebted 10 tho estate OF r, l.. Elm.
norman, deceased, will please call at No. .ijj
Chnplino street, aud ,cltlc, Those having claims
against the estate will present them Tor settle.
incnt. NANCY Il. ZIMMERMAN,
my2l aU. ExecuttIx Of the Estate,
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Il Novel Entertainment at u Cleveland
Methodist Church.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

reader of this article imagines. 1t means
the establishment of vast manufaetur-
ing industry, employing large capital and
employing thousands of men. who build
cities and create business of all
kinds. The gentlemen who have assumed
the responsibility of this undertaking are
entitled to the kind remembrance and
gratitude of every citizen resident upon
the Bay, AS through their enterprise it
becomes possible for capitalists 10 invest
their money with safety, and build up a
business with certainty of success 1t
may not be out of place to say that the
long experience of Mr.. Mundy in the
handling and booming of logs in the
east pointed out 10 his associates the
good to come from the undertaking, and
foil into line with the result stated
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29
ANOTHER ENTERPRISE
The Bellinsham Bay Boom Company Or
archaeological 100000

Several of our far seeing citizens whose
foresight cOmpasses the situation, have
recently organized and Incorporated the
above company, and are now actively en-
gagged with large crew of men In con
structing large and expensive boom IN
the bay, covering the mouth and mean
behring's of the Nooksack river. OF suffi-
cient capacity to hold and handle two
hundred million feet of logs per year.
The capital stock of this company Is 500,
Coz, which is subscribed to and owned by
hve gentlemen, consisting of Gov. Geo. "A.
Black, +. l.. Cowgirl. l.. NJ. Wilson, Hon.
IL. Y. Thompson and 5. 5. Mundy. each
having an interest of $4,000 in the enter
prise. The prediction Of these gentlemen
Is that the lumber interest of the
bay. while of no small magnitude nov,
will In the near future assume
vast proportions. aud while there is now
In sight eight or ten mills. actively
cutting 10 supply the demand, at nc
distant day every available location upon
the bay shore, not otherwise occupied.
will be used for the erection Of mills and
manufacture of lumber. II is Il well
known fact that there stands upon tn,
banks OF the NoOksack river aud Its trib.
utaries, several thousand million feet oil
the finest fir and cedar timber the world
ever saw. which mast Of necessity he
fioated into Belingham hay, and. as there
is not upon Puget Sound. or the entire
Pacific slope. so complete aud natural q
manufacturing point for large Jumper
industry. as this bay. no point at whlci
logs can be as safely held In vast quaint
ties during any storm with perfect sSalet,
from loss as here, no oette,I
point from which to dlspatci
lumber laden ships for any part 0
the world. and no city on the sound ina
will have better rairoad.shipping faclll
ties than will ours within a few shor
months. IL is a fofegone conclusion ina
the industry which these gentlemen hay
set out to foster and protect Is one OF vas
magnitude and great coming as well q
present importance. The construction 9
this extensive boom gives assurance !
capitalists that their property VIII be Sc
curely protected when placed IN the INV
and delivered To the rightful owner whe
calle for. The scheme is a solid one {
magnitude and Importance and meal
much more to the citizens OF Belllnghai
bay in the near future than the easu'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29


al sunrise by committee consis ting Of
\. Spangenburger. Frank Green. VIII
liam Legoe, d. Nckinnon and II. g.
Ogden.
The procession will form on the yiaduet
at a. M In the following order;
FIRST DIVISION
Flag Bearer.
Mounted Police
Marshal j. W. Roscoe aud Aids.
President of the Day Chas. Donovan. :
Mayors Of Bellingham Bay CITIES.
Fourth of July Committee.
Mrs. r. Lyle saxon, Orator OF the Day.
Poets and Reader.
Rev. ID. LeSourd, Chaplain.
Reception Committee.
Fairhaven Post G.. A. Il.
Steadman Post q. a. r.
Soldiers and Sailors.
Float.
Goddess of Liberty and School Children.
Bag Pipes.
CaledOnian Club
Civic Societies.
SECOND DIVISION
Fairhaven Fire Department.
New Whatcom Fire Department.
Whatcom Fire Department.
Fife and Drum Corps.
Trades Unions.
Floats and Company Of Terriblcs.
Citizen Volunteers.
Bicycle Clubs.
Equestrians.
Business Displays.
Chamber of Commerce.
LINE OF MARCH
From the viaduct. where the procession
will form down Thirteenth street 10
Broadway, Broadway To Fourteenth.
down Fourteenth to c, down { TO Thir-
teenth, up Thirteenth and Holly to Elk,
up Elk to the Sehome hotel. counter
march down Elk to Chestnut and down
Chestnut To the grounds.
On arrival at the grounds. the order OF
the exercises will be as follows
Instrumental music by the band Amer
lea
Prayer by Rev. d. I.eSourd. chaplain.
Vocal music by Sunset club.
Reading of Declaration of Independence
by Judge DeMattos
Hail Columbia" by band.
Grafton by Mrs. f. l.. Saxon.
star Spangled Banner" by the Sunset
club.
Reading of Ella Hlgglnson's poem by {
Noel Bear.
Reading of original poem by VIII l..
Nisscher.
Instrumental music bv the band.
May pole dance by school children.
Athletic exercises and sports committee
| +. j. Kingdom. +. Barry, ChaS. Leedy
NJ. NJ. Picken. Joe Thatcher, j. w. RIOS
eoe, d. McTaggart. ID, Mckay. Frani
Rice, Captain Ridderblelke. r. Jones.
Judges of CALIFORNIAN exercises: VI. j
Mcdonald, W. IL. McGillivary, Alex Me
kaskill.
The following free for ali contests viii
take place July 18th.
| Mems foot race. 100 yards. first prize sl0
second prize, s..
Boys foot race, 100 yards first prize
81. second $3.50.
Mems high jump, first prize So. secon,
$3.50
Throwing heavy hammer, first priz
$40. second So.
Putting heavy stone. first prize 81
Throwing light hammer. first prize SIT
! second -.
Putting light stone first prize SO, see
ond 81.
Tug of war between married and singl
teams. L. men each, $50.
Three legged race. prize s..
Wheelbarrow race, prize 81.
Sack race. prize $50.
Climbing creased pole. prize $3.50.
Bicycle race. first prize so. second s..
Indian horse race. SD.
Indian canoe race: If two canoes, frs
prize $50. second SO: III three canoes. frs
prize so. second S2j.
For best decorated building. first priz
$50, second SEQ, third SO.
For best industrial or business displa
in parade first prize. s25. second SIS, thir
$40
Hose contest at 6p.m.-Wet test. frs
prize. 500, second $50. Dry test, frs
prize. so, second s25. Committee To b
selected by departments.
Display of fireworks at . ppm. ON iat
near viaduct.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION
Mrs. Judge Geo. A. Kellogg Celebrates
the Fiftieth Anniversary Of Her Birth

The social event of the season was un-
auestionably the receptio given by Mrs.
Judge Geo. a. Kellogg last Thursday
afternoon and Friday evenings. at her
palatial residence on llth street, between
broadway and Fillmore. The party was
In honor of the fftieth birthday Of the
hostess, large number of invitations
had been issued by Mrs. Kellogg ard
preparations made for the event. Mrs.
kellogg was assisted in receiving and
entertaining her guests by her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. II. WELDON. The house was
beautifully decorated with pro-
fusion of flowers: roses being used
in the decorations in the front .parlor and
honeysuckles for the back. After all the
guests had arrived and a few moments
of informal conversation INDUCED in they
were invited into the dining room. where
an elegant repast was spread. Three
courses were served as follows First
course-Chicken salad and sandwiches.
Second course-Potatoe salad, cheese
straws. cracker waters. olives and sailed
almonds Third course-lce cream, birth :
day fruit and velvet sponge cakes and
/ two kinds of tea. The table was appro-
1 priately decorated with fiowers, the cen :
/ ire- piece being an immense pyramid of
roses Each lady was presented with a
handsome souvenir, consisting of a square
piece of parchment upon which was
painted. In oil bunch OF flowers,
while In the upper corner appeared III
letters of gold 1sf0-ls90. and at the lower
corner June &c. Thursday afternoon
from three 10 SIX was devoted 10 the
ladies', while Friday evening from eight u
ten was given up to the gentlemen.
Among the ladies present We're
Mesdames Eldridge. Bacon. f. c. aud 4
W. Pettlbone, Gardner, Cole and Souard
of Whatcom.
Mesdames Kalloch. Fisher. Cornwall
Stangroom and McEllmon. Of Sehome.
The Fairhavcn ladies present Were
Mesdames Mckenzie. Mnndy, W. \
Bissel. Borie. Wright, Ellis. Ludwig
Lysle, Voice. Reed, Rees. Campbell
Kuner. Ware, DR.. aud {. u. Hill. More
land. Wardner. Hobrook, charles. / ran
els. Beyans, Dearl, Parker. Anderson
Albee. Wilson. Mackey. hughes, sher
man. Strader. Hamilton. Hathaway
Huntoon. Darling. Geo. Black, Donovan
Wood. Gates. stevens Turner. keeler
Curry. Cowgirl. Tomlinson aud Evans.
The gentlemen present on Friday even
ing we're Messrs Wharton, Williams
Blocdel whitman, Koln. Brady an'
Miss Macarthur kindly assisted Mrs
Kellogg Ia entertaining the gentlemen
, Refreshments We're served aud all passed
an ENJOYABLE evening. Mrs. Kellogg wa
the recipient of many presents and eN
pressions of esteem from her nnmefou'
friends. and all Joined In wishing hel
many happy returns OF he day.
If Is the intention of Mrs. Kellogg e
give receptions to the young men OF th'
city. particularly those without the ~
/. nnence Of the family circle, at stated III
! teryals. This is an example worthy
emulation and too much cannot De salu i
praise Of Mrs. Kcllogg's intention.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29
What a Fortune

Is good healthy. pearly skin. Few
are aware Of the short time IL takes dis
ordered liver u cause blotches on the
face aud also dark greasy skin. Beggs
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will re-
store this organ 20 It's natural and healthy
state and cleanse the blood of all impur-
titles. All druggists keep It.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29
Notice

II the party who took the silk nmbrel Ia
with oxadized silver handle from the
Methodist church Friday night will please
return the same 10 this Office II will
greatly Obllge the owner. HERALD.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

Best chance ever offered for good
work Don't forget the place, Belling-
ham Bay Steam Laundry, W. W. Sly,
proprietor
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

lee cold Lager and Book Beer on
draught, five cents glass at the "Spo-
kane
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

The choicest straw berries in the
market can be found AT Creighton's Har-
ris street, near Twelfth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

For the choicest samples OF wall pa
per on Bellingham BAY call GU ). $. Rob-
erts. Eleventh aud Columbia streets.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

Terra Gotta chimneys for sale by Pa
citic Coast Trading company. corner Fifth
and Harris streets.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29
Go to d. d. Pagan. Tor mats.

- - ~ hai7s
------
Dress goods cheap at Fagan's.
removal sale at ID. b. Fagans,
Try our homeless ham. WooplN Bios.
--
Go TO ID. d fagan's for underwear.
Ito TOD. d. Fagan's for everything.
Go to d. D. Fagan's for dress goods
We will not be undersod. d. ID. Pagan.
All kinds of vegetables at Woodin
Bros.
Strawberries, Wholesale or retail al
Woodin Bros.
We are headquarters for fruit jars.
NooDIN Bros.
Go to d. ID. Fagan's for sheetings.
muslins, etc
Gail and see Hlgglnson Il Hardy in their
new store in the Mason block.
.Pnts. quarts or navigation fruit jars
AT Woodln Bros.
Everything in dry goods furnishing
goods cheap at Fagan's.n
Go to p, D. Fagan's for fans, para
soils aud ribbons.
We are still in the lead for groceries
and crockery. WooDIN Bros.
We always have the finest butter in
the city. WOODEN Bros.
DIR. W. w. Daniel, senome, the lead
ing Dentist. l-l2
Go to d. D. Fagan's for laces, trim
mings, etc.
-For Stoves and Tinware go 10 Lath-
rop's.
All work finished neatly and speedily
by Horton. the plumber, On Tenth street.
"
Use Beggs German Salve for cuts,
sores and burns. There is none better.
Contract work estimated by Horton.
the plumber, Tenth street
If YOU want fine watch repairing done
go to {. II. Hinges Harris street.
Paints, oils. glass and wall paper at
). ). Roberts Eleventh and Columbia
streets.
Paints, Oils, glass and wall paper at
). ). Roberts, Eleventh and Columbia
streets.
Avoid typhoid fever by using vltrifed
sewer pipe. For sale BY Pacific Coast
Trading company.
Higginson & Hardy the popular drug
| gists, will be ''at home in their new store
tomorrow
II you want the worth of your money
In furniture 90 TO the City Furniture
Store on Mckenzie and Seventeenth
Watches from three dollars up, and
Warranted, at the leading jewellers, c. II
Hinges.
lee cold Lager and Book Beer Oh
draught, five cents "A glass at the "Spo-
kane
-Beggs celebrated family remedies ar,
4 fDr sale by all tirst-class druggists and
dealers everywhere.
-Giieb, the taller, has received fin,
/ line Of latest styles ia spring and summer
( goods. Call and see him.
The finest and best equipped laundr,
on Puget Sound is started today In Fair
haven. PatroniAe HON industry.
Ice cold Lager and Book Beer 81
draught. tive cents glass at the ''Spo
kane
Use Beggs Dandelion Biters for indi
gestion and dyspepsia and all kindres
diseases.
Horton. the Tenth street plumber, vii
make connections with the city waite
pipes.
Beggs Liver pills are mild laxativ,
aud act directly on the liver aud kidney
a. we'll as on the bowels. All druggists
Ice cold Lager and Book Beer OF
draught. five cents a glass at the "Spo
kane
Ice cold Lager and Book Beer OF
daught. i've cents a glass at the "Spo
kane
Q-The Bellingham Bay Steam Laundr,
open today. Don't forget the opportunit,
10 have hrst-claSs work done.
Watches. clocks and iewelry at reas
enable prices AT the leading ieweer. {. II
Hinges.
w. ". SIS announces his steam laun
dry ready for business today. Leav
orders and washing Will be called for.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

When you want the earliest and fresh
est garden vegetables. call ON Creighton
the grocer. Harris street. near Twelfth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

Terra Gotta chimneys cost e-third
as much as brick and are just as good.
For sale by Pacific Coast Trading com
DanV.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

w. ". SIS announces his steam laun.
dry ready for business today. Leav,
orders and washing VIII be called for.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-29

A picture pedd e called at the Office OF
snr the expreSs purpose of selling him u
uietnrc. In the course Of their CONVERSE
lion the marshal asked the peddler now
many pictures he had sold: the peddler
renlled that he had disposed Of forty or
fifty. whereupon the marshal reaa lls
ordinance regarding licenses ana loIeeu
the unsophisticated peddier 10 ulsgo'se
the amount necessary 70 proeuie
! license.