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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
RAILROAD LIZ n


T,ARMVILLE AND POWhAIAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL oFYIcEs. 7s EAST MAIN srkKkr'
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 100
ARRfys AT RicHhosp.
AS A. NJ. ria Richmond and Dsnvi.is railroad.
from Farmulle, Antioch, Ackao.
Cumberland Courthouse, SaSAySids,
TobaccoyiIie, Balisviila. Boiona, Pow
hAtan Courthouse, Eppess FAis,
Winterp0ck. and sxinqrarteE
izts p. Il, "a Riehmond and Petersburg rail-
ROAD, from wintsrpock, summit, fss-
due, Beach. aud Fendley.
LEAVE RicuHoSp.
500 p NJ. VIA Richmond snd psuviile Railroad.
for farmuile, Cumberland Court
house. Povhatan Courthouse. and al
Intermediate points.
SIS p. NJ, GA kicamond and Petersburg rail-
road, for Eppes's Fnlls. wintsrpocSs
aud al intermediate poiniA
All trains daily except sunday.
FOR tickets, Daggage-checks. Tine tables &cs
caIl upon A. W. GAkbKn. Nichmond and Dan
Vile railroad, aud kIshnoea 40 PssessSurs
ssilroaa. p. ~ hVCKiNGHANs
General Paoeager Agent
JAxEs n. wxsTH. 0saersl Asassss 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
A Hero Of the samoan Hurricane

The short thick-set man with gray mar,
small moustache, and bronzed face, VINO
registered at the Palmer last evening ~ n.
5. Greene, has had as rough an exPsr'encss
in the United States navy during Tunes ..
peace As any other officer. DURING tn y,
awful hurricane year ago. wnen .ns Ut
fsted Vandalia, of the Pacific squnulSn On
foundered on q coral reef Just on Inc a
moan islands. there were four OF neF oAn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
IN DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES.
senior Thomaz dc Santa Roza, Minister
from Portugal To the United states.

Senior Thomaz de Roza. the new Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister plenipoten-
tIary from Portugal to the United States
was born in Lisbon. in November, 1876. His
father was an administrator Of justice Of
high position. His son was educated in
the National School Of Classics at Lisbon.
and aiterward nj the Military Univer-
slty. from which he graduated in 1865
He was commissioned lieutenant in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Charles Kesn and Stage-Fright.
Temple Bari

loUplo Daisl
During an engagement at Liverpool
Charles Kean acted in the Lady of Ly-
ons" three or four times. For the first
three representations the prompter was at
his post regularly and all went smoothly.
On the last night. however. he was unfor-
tunately called away. Claude commenced
his description as usual with the words
NAY. dearest nay.
II thou wouldst have me paint thee
At this moment he fixed his eye on the
SPOT where the prompter should have been,
but found him not.
The Prince of Como paused and tried
back. saying:
"If thou woultst have me paint
! say-if thou wouldst have me paint thee"
Then he collapsed utterly, exclaiming
audibly to Mrs. Kean, who had in vain
attempted 10 prompt him:
It's no use, Ellen; I'm flummuxed."
His most ludicrous mishap, however,
occurred III Belfast, when be was acting
Othello. He had lust heard bogus report
of the alleged death of his intimate friend
Murray, the Edinburgh manager, which
somewhat unhinged him. He got through
his first scene without difficulty, but when
he came to the Apology, he had barely u
tered the first line, Most potent, grave,
and reverend signors," when his memory
lett HIM altogether. lie inquired anXiOusY
of me Il was the Casslo)
"What is it,"
In theinnocenceo of my heart Responded,
"What is WHAT"
1.-The word! The word +" he replied.
(which word?" ingenuously asked.
"Why, the word | wantl"
But" said /, Il don't know which
word you do want" Mrs. Kean and the
prompter both saw something was wrong,
and they each tried to prompt him from
the wings, but in vain. At last luminous
idea occurred TO me. whispered him the
last line of the Apology; he accepted the
suggestion, and boldly cutting out hun
bred lines or more IN one fell swoop'-
he exclaimed.
"Here comes the lsdy-let her witness itl"
Wbereupon, the entrance of the gentle
DesdemOna got US out of our difficulty.
Years afterward, when he played Wolsey
in his magnificent revival of Henry VIII"
at the Princess's, he suffered more from
nervousness than he had ever done, and it
was alleged Though ! cannot vouch for IL
from my own personal knowledge) that
two young girls, who followed him as
pages in his train. were carefully taught
the words of Wolsev. so that in the event
OF his breaking down they might prompt
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

1866 and served four years in the army as
aide-de-camp 10 tho General OF Division
of Lisbon. and afterward IN the same posi-
ton to his Majesty, the late King LUIS,
until 1882. when he was appointed Gov
ernor of the Province Of Alncau and Timor
(island) in China. While filing this posi-
ton he was appointed Envoy and Minister
TO the Court of Pekin. sud AZ such ne
gotiated the treaty With the Flowery
Kingdom 10y which China conceded
and acknowledged the sovereignty of
Portugal over the Province of Macan and
the island of Tinor.. After exchanging the
ratifications Of this treaty Minister Rom
was promoted by being transferred to the
same position az Washington. While
Minister 10 China he was sent on special
missions to Japan and Siam. SENIOR Roza
is a bachelor and is also a good linguist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

with knees bent and draws his legs an" and
up. His Jump il always short ONT ;ustsnt.
ne never stops running for an HIGH.
Williams of Yale jumps much lees
or and does not draw MP us mich
so much as Mapes. he cord
mora nn,rnrfnl hnwerer. and ateor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

ingly places more reliance in his strength.
Deming's style is similar TO Williams >
Copeland of the Manhattan relies con-
siderabiy on his great sprinting power
and spring rather than on scientific hntu.
ling. He jumps high and with stralgh'
legs. Schwegleris noted for his strength,
but not for his gracefulness. He runs
with bent knees after the style Of Jordau'
the recOrd-holder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Capitol Joke
IIIashinaA.o c..

Shortly after the Senate adjourned and
while a number of senator's were still ON
the floor, Mary Ann Doughsrty, of Clerye-
land-veto fame, proceeded In q maudlin
manner to address the assemblage be-
low from the gallery. Only q few IN,
cohrent remarks reached the senatorial
ears and she soon tired of speech making.
One or two indistlnct references were made
TO Cleveland" but there was no response.
put il mildly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

Bismarck is the name of one of those
ancient castles q short distance from Stem
dali. on the road from Cologne TO Berlin.
II defended tho marca, or the llne
where the rver pss srk s0s Of defeDcs ssanst
intruders. Hence the name Bismarck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
'Daily. DAILY except sunday.
eHopplNG. plACEx

Noe. u q. - -. snd - make No stop. Nes.
~ aud ~ stop On signal 81 msncnssser.
Drewry's Blun. Ccnsrz,i., ana chester
stops AZ Chester. Nox &C. ~ ~ u N.El, W sea
As, Will stop At all stations tor psssenscrs
PUlLsNN-CAR sESyiC1
On Trains Nos 10 and Is sleeping-cArs osswees
New YORK and Tampa. ~. lr-s Jscssonuieh
on Trains soa IA aud z sisspins-csrs riscet
Washing ton AMI chsriestos. On 1rsn Va -
sleep,ng-cars between Washington aud Jsss-
sonyille. on Train No - sieoping-cars be-
tween Jacs sonyile and New lofL
THg ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Richmond ls.v $40 AN. sortol.'....i:s 2. 4
Rictmond .sss y. ~ Norfolk ..... 20 z. n.
So,folk -.-....'S. A v. Ricb mond. .i2it A. n.
NorfoM ....-'iOlP =. "A. kicnmond.. 90. T. N:
she trains leaving Richmond stSlO A. N. anf
Norfolk az r. N. are solid tAns betveen
tbese two points. and passengers 80 mrouxn
without change of cars. Close connections arc
also made AZ Petersburg By ne 8 , U. n. trsiu
from Richmond and the sac A. d. ram frota
Norfolk. a. -.
trains leaving Richmond AZ % A. N. aui
r:eU z. N. ani arriving as kichmoai az fio y
N. ami S05 +. VI. mase cl0se connection ~
Petersburg % and frOm fsrT1vilie, Lyneabnrs.
and sontnwestern poiniN
Il N. suLLY. superntsndsnt
EFT Il. MYERs General sbpertntcnieaL
I. N. BsxGsoS. Geaorsl Passenger Asent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
TSUl KWO YIN,
The New Chinese Minister TO the United
States.

There is a marked contrast between the
late Representatives. the Flowery Kingdom
and the new Chinese Minister to Washing
ton. Madrid, and Lima, for he is accredited
to the three nations Of thes" capitals. In
Chang Hen HoOn's administration OF the
Leeation everYthing was bright. lively,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. <fSxN
noSD AND NORFOLK
i.EA Aonlf tOAr ANG

Amounted sailing days Every TUESDAY
.nS FRIDAY a! IAN. and every SUNDAY a.
s A n.
..,stysd tll II 30 A. NJ: for ssncays steamer
,n5P. u. saturday freight rscsirsd daily Ill
p. X.
Fare, 81
Yos isrIher information apply p..~
!. W. McCARhlck,
General Southern Agent Once KockessA
w. r. CLYDE a Co,
moi General Agents PhiisdslDaia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
DICUMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAlLRoA AID -scheduis
commencing APRIL -, iss9--easiern STANDARD
nme.
ss32 A N. leaves Byrd-srsst station daily
stops oniv AZ Ashlsni. bOt1Nell. MI
lord, and Fredorick sOurg, brookesnt
Nlowatsr Sleeper - Wsshington
and New YORK..
ii:5s A. N. leaves Byri-Str0st station dsily. at
except sunday. larior Car. Rich
mond TO Washington.
Gasp. "a. leaves BYrd-strsss siaaou daily.
Sleeper. M,nmond o. View fOrk.
S5oA N. arrives At Byrd swee, s'Anon dni.
sleeper from New York
Esp. NJ arrives at Byrd. Street s,aioa daily
stgps nj FredericksOurg. hiltort
Bothweil. and Ashland. sleeper trOra
NAshlnsto and Nov York poes MOI
SOP at EibA
egR. "A. arrives at Byr1-street ataioa dali.
except SUNDAY. Parior Car. Wssh-
iugton ID Richmond
ASHLAND rRAINs
DAILY nNcEPr suSDAY<
sasA. N. leaves Elba Arrives n Ashlsnf "
1s5 4. N.
EccP. NJ. accommodation leaves Bsri-siress
station, arrives NJ Ashland At J.. "
tglP leaves Rlba arrives 81 Ashland -
ia1P.k.
eeA NJ. arrives EIbA Leaves Ashland ssiD
A. NJ.
sSA NJ ar,ornmods alton arrives at Bry6
street station; leaves Ashland AIM
N.
sisP. NJ. strives a. Klbs leaves Ashland ~
c. A. TAYLOR. Tranic Managed
E.T d. Mrsks. Gsnersl snporistsnienS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

and bowels regular with simmons Liver
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
old DOMINION STEAM 74A
" sHIP COMPANY ND

IOh INV IOhEA-
gtenn,ors leave Richmond kYEAf TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY al r. n. Manifest closed ono
hour before sailing tine
steamers leave New York ior klcnnond
YyKKY WEDNESDAY and sATu kDAf at y
NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY AMI fhA'
DAY BokNIsGS .
passenger accom- modstions unsurpassed
csdn fare % New YORK via James-rlSos
rosie dncluding meals and oortal..., ..tsB
Ronnd. trio ucsets limited W thirty dsys
altar date OIL issue. ........-...-.....'.'.. 81
e'ss' ,~,,h s1hsista uce ................ 90
steere0o without subsistence. ............. ~
cabin fare W Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
yay...... ....-...-..ss.s :. '.s.. 80. -~''
Cabin fare via Richmond and PessrsDug =, 4,
railroad 80,
Tcsets can ps obtained al A. w. CARRIERS w
ratn street; Chesapeake and Ohio sad RIGA
r,ond and Petersburg depotA ana az compsoJs
o,tcas l2Ol Main street, And snarf, hoczesA
sreIan. forwarded ana u-oush oils % lAdinS
,ssnsd Tor points beYond Now forE.
yrriznl receiver daily until D. 4. NJ
tassangers leaung Richmond Oh hONDAfs.
wxDsESDAYs THURSDAYS, and oAICh-
DkYs by the Chesapeake end OHIO railway vn
Senoort News a. s.i5 A. d. ana by hichmond
80 paterspurg railroad ssrne dsysl o. st1
Will mako connection al kOhfOLA
I'm s,eemer leaving those dayA
GEORGE VI. ALLEN a CO. Agents.
No. 1901 Mein street. AL
an!l Companyswnarf. kooxesta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

Acertain cure for malarial- fevers Isl FOUND
In Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL q. lsDl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:
40 A. r. sOuTHERS EXPIRES. daily. 70 40.
lanfa, Augusta aud pOiuts south. Con-
meets at Greensboro for Durn am eui
Raleigh: o. Salisbury for Western
North Carolina Passengers can taks
sleeper a. ~. N. Through slsopcrs
from Dgnyilie south.
ecoAu n. ACCOMMODATION, daily. except
sunday, 20 Glover. Va, aud inter
mediate points. .....,.
100 A. NJ VIRGINIA AND NORTH cAkolINA
EXPRESS daily. through uais 70
Raleigh ria keysyillo. Connects Al
Burkeyili0 with Norfolk ahi wostera
railroad Tor Farmviiic. LynchouTs,
and points Wsst at keJsSile fOs
CIarksVills, Oxford, Henderson, aud
Durham.
400 p II. FAsT MAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, aud points South. Connects o.
hoseieys junction With fsrmy.is
and PoWhaiAn railroad: NJ titoeGs-
boro' for Durham and ksieigh. az
salisbury for Western North Caro-
Ina Through sleepers from paa-
yiile south
sOoP.M. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday. for
Amelia Courthouse and iaiefnoiisss
points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
s Az :. From Atlanta and Augusta
~, A. N. From Amelia COURTHOUSE
40 r, n. Prom Raleigh.
E:35 n. ~. At Manchester. from Clover
YORK RIVER LINE,yn WEST POINT
The FAyoRiTE ROUTE NORTH

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81. $50 p. N.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. ssops
st Ali stA,ions AZ Lester Manor connects Win
stage for wslkerton: with Baltimore steamer ~
West Point
TRAIN No IS. ss5 r.. n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except suaasy.
for West Point. connecting win fofx-hiseS
steamers for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore stssnsrs
conneet witn Baltimore aud onto railroad fof
Washington, Pbiladelp hia. ana Nss 1orh
Steamers leave Baltimore y. N. daily. sxosw
Trains arrive at Richmond sp A n and 100
TRAIN No. 10. 10 A. NJ.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
Tventy-siehth street for West foins 400 insse-
mediate points
Cisy Qezs,osies--eornsf ef tentn and hala
streets -o.
sol HAAS, JAZZ l. IAtloN
franc Manager. General Passenger AEsos
JOSEPH y POTTS. pivisioa Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
RYKS2 HAS CURED HUNDREDS OF
kAXAW CASES or SkiN CANCER.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- RxKcuTxD AT TAE plsPAcIH RAlSt'
NG~HouSx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

Here is fine corner commanding Tue
three carriage-ways now PITY Wen Wen
drives. That diminutiye turnout with
the Iiiliputian pony driven by small boy
whose smaller sister helps him hold tho
reins was the birthday-gift ola ,weii,kpown
rich old bachelor TO those lucky children
OF a comparatively poor professional man;
Now for the blackboard procession, wen leu
and fattened drivers squatting puhkiy
with knees nearly up 10 their chins ,
toothpicks keeping their chin tui,s
wagging, soft hat-rims crawling Gown 70
seems 10 see them thus behind their blood
ed cattle. but it's an illusion. They. are Va
reality Ia their horses. body and soul.
buried between the ribs, and we see Only
The mere shell Of the trotting crank - no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
TsAINs SoRTHwARp.

Lsavs Arrive
No. Petersburg hlchnoni.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

Zoo tHc matter Of the Incorporation of the
tllA ut EalrhaNVu. in the County of
Mhatcom and state of Washington
To- ne Honorable CounfJ Commissioners
nf u hdtcpm County.
The undersigned. Your petitioners. r,.-
~prctiuliN represent tp this Honorable
Hudy that they are citizens Of the State
nt Na~hiugt uu and are residents and tax
PAYERS within the limits hereinafter mor,l
particularly described a. the buuudaric,
ut the city Uf FairhaNcn and that they
are qualified electors of Nhatcom County
Zoo the State ol Washington That they
dr>ir" the said civ tu be- Incorporated
under aud 100 pursuance Of AN act of thr
legislature of Washington. approved b,
thr Governor uu the nth daN Of March.
l~h That the boundaries Of the said
citN. a- We desire the same tu ho incurpu-
rated. are a. follows. Co wit.
commencing go Ihp northwest corner ul
thc W. Il. Pdttlc Donation Claim iu What
com County. iu The State of Washington.
which is marked hN thc Iottpr -.p' cut u-
to solid rock uu thr shores of Bellmgham
Ba1 and is boo section thiriN-~iN C36i. town
ship lhrtv-oiINl iS north. range two
I.I east. and is tUo-tiuusaud and seven
I.ulif feet Wc~t and three hundred and
~lNtl cone UHlI feet south eft the quarter
section corner 600 Puget sound guide mr-
ruIHu between sections thirtN-uup OIf
and ihirtN->IN 800; running thence east
forty come hundred and one and nine
truth> llula frrt tu the Soith-Nt.>t cor
mar of fFr Thomas Homes D,n.tf,,,, I aud
Claim. rErurr north alnng tLn ,,,.t ii,.
of thr Thomas ZONES Bnuafi,u ami
Claim fn the unrfb-v.s.f .,rn,.,. D I,,',-,,.,f.
Thence east Or. tL.. .,utb-,.,st ,..,.,,..,. ..i
fhp T.. e. Fuyhurh Land Claim. ti,,....
north tn fhs >uuth-u,.t ,-nrurr .f f..
William -tirr inn.,ti,,p lain. -. y,
Che ,urfE-ra-r corner af fhr -aiJ I-tt,.,
claim. Thence, morn M aI,,no ..II l.,.,,,t
af1 cd the said I Nor claim ia fba ..,.ti,,,,
Time between sections t,vaut,-nip. ,.,,'
ana tAirtv-lun iFa: fErn.r es.t ,Inng
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

Telegram has lrcu rr. ciNcd ed thr
AfkHNGD office announcing else fact That
the first contract on the Nicaragua canal
had been let C. T.. Treat n 90. forSf3un. b.
IN. This news j. Of more than ua~siua
Interest tu the people Of Fairha,tn a~ tho
senior member ~ Tho firm is % gentleman
largely Interested in Fairha,ru. Mr.
j. we'll known here rs large contractor.
having done considerable Wur, iu chi,
city, and is al present the owner uf %
large amount VI valuable real estate. A
friend ~ his. who met the gentleman
some weeks ago said be- had hrru figuring
un this Immense contract Tor some time.
and a. the contract had mot been Dot Hf
that time. hr. uf course. was uncertain n~
to DE final outcome of TO- Had hr moi
received the contract hr WuuId have at
once returned here and built home. A.
10 j.. hc viii. un the complexion uf his
work. return here for 1 permanent u.>i-
dencc, A. he is a great believer loo Fair
haven and Will NOT sell ihc properly hr
now owns here.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


About tWenty men and theirteams have
been engaged t,n lhe past week in clear
ing and grading larahee street east %
Twelfth The work done makes a SPLEEN .
did showing and IL viii be- only fpydav~
until the street will he thrown apan ion
travel
rr.l.,i.l I'LL. =, ,..,t...t,..........,..
menced thu retnishing of their office on
Eleventh street, The office is 40 present
pretty badly demoraliled. but Nill De-
completed in few days. When To- Viii pre-
sent me appearance. and Will compare
taNorablN with any office Zoo he state.
n..f.. ...... ..,..... 10, ,.
sui.v llat.l ~ 'u''n l..' NO.
W"""H ~ mug "l ,'' JAIN telN ''l q
n'p o." ,'ui", q" '"5'H 'n' 1rS"lt- ''"
""NN -'u'ia a. -|" 'Hhh, HN WIZ
~, ~ u'' li'll uu't 'aN anu
hne string of trout
M
lu' nal hthllht ucl' '"hii' Nht'h aI
n.y. ~ iol id>t ~, Ul"dl anu an'h'l g"
~ xlltile pay over SUNDAY vas loN'G o." lM
9t'"' 'Fi A'Nt'tudH Nh'It Nir VIII
alschargr hef cargo oI rod-W"9d hnl>ntus
t''ht"i Ni' VA h"l ~ N't p'th 'hai
NiVN iui i'lNih uip gu" h'i hiNt'I
HHalV .c 'n"u-hl NJ" N"'tIu "l"Iil' l' n'l
as y" Eui'N'' '"'' '' "N"'''l '"I ="
"l O"-N"oa
LAST ,,rck , Iary, hmm ,r l,g- Ma,
brought from tho Shapit river ION M,
Nhatconl mull. nut nM lug To the low TIDE
was "ll ~ me SIP alongside tho wharf.
NihSc 'hal lhh' lh' 'ld'> mas h"l 'Fh
hlsh enough AT any Time To NOAH ilrW'
ana u WI Toe about ten DAYS before they
can pr taken =" me mn. IN Iir mtau-
I'm" 'h' mlH j. smut d"Nh Tor lh' Iach "l
lns>'
IL ,,,,. ,.,.,,,,,.t,.l am tt,., .t,,..,. f \Nl,.,t
,.on yestcrda, and Investigation nr,,,I
fbr run,nr ,.t,r,,e..t tb,t fEr t,,r,,sii
,.nmnanv Nnuid m n,,,., .',,,,fn,.,,'.,. III.
yvnrE nfl,,i,e,, str,..t ,.,r tta,,.l ~, ...,,,.
nert Nhatron, and S,bn,,e Tho inn,
far his Dnr,,,s, H. .,.,,.,..i,.d .l.,ii, AMI
,,nrl ,-ill h. .,,,,,,,,.,,J an, a.,
frlr,.nn,n,,,,- a, HI ~, 49,, -, a., .,
time as that i Thought Ia hr the most
economical unlil the business ha~ lucr"a>-
'd 10 greater dimensions.
,,r,,t mann, ..,.. ..,.. sd. .....,
hen1aning ~ H., ,I,.t , i,, i
tingStn,, 6ss i,....,' L.. -. ''N ''
Tie st.,,,,.', j. ~ ,
nj -, ~. N .if Nh '-' any p" 4
L,s5,,ess h.. ~, ''" ,'',''
SL,,,fU H.. -, "a ~ ~ ,"',''' l.
rnnte wbjb ..s,, H. ' ,. ,',,' ~ :. F"
t,yenf,-'f' ,,,, 49,, i' ' ny pr. ln
mn, .,,l,. ,'....',''. \. "'n nv, 'uu i"t'
the cba6s,, r., h.. '',,,, " ,'
IN, staa1,t,., I'M. ,,'i "a. " uli"'
Nv, i,',,,,,s,' '',u '.@ > 'sV1'-'
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

u l. "a shame the vandalism fIaI Is H,.-
mg practircd in and around FairhaNru Zoo
The matter uf destroying and wasting tIs
timer. Wool enough tu last The civ fnf
wears has been destroyed. and Iruady fHr
wood problem j. getting tu De- d serious
unr with great number ul people Irp.-
are the GLORY nf city. aud uaiur. has
been lavish 600 the supply uf the most
beautiful rNcrgrvou> Zoo this vicinity. hu
they have hr'u aud are hciug ruthir>~It
destroyed. Owners of land claim that
they cannot De- saved. bat tiIr ruurrar, f.,
being demonstrated BOO Happy Valley add
uitiou. which TODAY i> ono Of thp m,i>I
beautiful portions of the city. SHOULD tI.
people Of This city awake fu the TACT that
% i needles Iu drstruN 40 the climber.
they VIII never cuu~out Co have tAr CHIEF
beauty and value 90 their property dies
lrovrd for nauglt. u Will I.' uuIl q mat
Ter 81 . few wears ~ ben thD work oftrau>-
planting trees Will become utcc,~art Iu
this city aud then thu~o u hu TODAY order
this work done will say that if tile, Had
only realized What they Wen. doing whom
the order was given. they would hay,
saved much expense and Worry. Each
aud every property uNucr should Iuuh Goo
this matter aud, doing their own part.
should exert themselves to Influence.
hose about them. aud much ofih native
beauty of the city will hr preserved.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

Containing ~ acres 3D. miles SOM ni
Lyndrn. on the road Ia Whatcom and
falrhaNeu. = miles from store. pnStnflico
ana sawmill. aud one mile from school
house. Good frame house Of six large
rooms. nearly new. Barn J0N5a feet. with
stalls and stanchou, for ~ head of horses
aud cattle, Two good wells. hearing ar
chard of apples. plums. peach. pears.
prunc~. cherries. also small fruits ono
hundred aud thirty acres cleared Gt for
clItlNhiinn: ~ acres Of meadow. which
VIII cut lub tons of hay: 81 miles of first
class irncr on farm; miles of good
drains costing $40: 10 acres now i'm grain
and - acres rtorc ploNcd ready Tor SOW
ing.
one hundred aud sixty acre, Of this
farm is exceedingly fertile alluvia hot
tom land. the remainder good quality of
level upland. This farm j. we'll located
and Is one of the best in western Wash
mgton. Price 50 per acre. q. cash. re-
maindcf 900 on > years time. with inter
ct a. 10 per cent. Call on or address
Mekinlel. Ntaighl a Butler. agents.
W hatcpm and Fairhavcn. or W. II. IIar-
ri~. uWucr. Nhatcom.