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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

NS|CSo> o"N -
W LaSalle, ILL.,, drugi Abraham
W osob!e Tom. Liiewskiego, ktdry
mnie nieznanego gosvia zaproslt
do domu swego, suto uczestowaf i
zamiast woody do umycia n6g
(tak uczyni} Abraham poda} po-
rzadnego piwa cd salonisty pana
Nawerego Klapczyiskiego do WV
mycla gard}a, a m}oly jego syn
Stanistaw zap}acil diva dolary "a
Warnsa; i inny m}ody chlopak,
Antoni Szurman, zapisaf i zapfaclf
2 do}ary "a Wiarusa. To mi beda
a wiarusy!
Tu tez znalazfem wlele WARY
u jednej nlewiasty, zony Jakoba
Zimnego, kt6ra zacheciia swego
MEGA do z%apisanla WinruSo, ably
leJ synowle mieli co do czytania.
Q gdyby wszystkie matki
tax postepowa1y, to .synowle, "a
mast wioczy6 sic 70 ullcach, Sle-
dzieliby p%orz2dnle W domu.
Polakom przybywaJacym Z
lnteresaml do La Sale, Ill.,, zmu-
szonym zatrzymac sic przez noe,
radze wszystkim bez wyjatku,
udac sic do hutelu pana P. Erlin-
gen; Jest to bardzo porzadna 90
spoda. Kazdy Polak ja podroznym
wskaze. Pan Erllngen Jest prawda
twardy Niemiec, ale gorliwy kato-
Ink i zyczliwy Polakom.
L La Sale pojechalem do
Sheboygan, Wis. Zmuszony pre-
jezdzac przez Milwaukee, zabawi.
lem tam kr6tko, lecz udalo nj sic
znalest Nlku nowych abonent6w
PREY tel okazyi poznatem sic re
salon1sta panem j.. Kasza, 692
Grove Str. Jest to bardzo porzadna
kasza, DO przeciez prezydent Ry.
Gerry sw. Floryana. Niechze Pola-
cy o tym panu saloniscie panic
taiq; mazda tam dobre piwo !,
skora us}uge.
Przybywszy do Sheboygan,
Wis, chodzifem pc miescle, pyta-
lac sic Polakach; Niemcy mi ich
wskazali, m0wiac; -Das sind Rlen~
ders-ale gdym wstapif " dom i
pochwall} 20 staropoIsku Boga:
,,Niech hedzle pochwalony Jezus
Chrvstus"-to ma mnie lakos szy-
derczo sposl2dall j zwykle rzekli:
Zch verstche NIGHT Polish. Nareszcie
uda}o mi sic znalesc kilku Pola-
k6w, kt6rzv wyznall, il So Pola-
Kami; CT tez Wiarusa zapisali.
0 lak to smutno 2 Polakami,
gdzie ME ma polskiego ksiedza;
lud tam marnieje, jak kwiat be-
ogrodnlka.
w Northern pc porozrzuca-
nvch farmach ME mogfem obcho-
die, gdyz "a Wlele czasu by sic
zmarnowa}o, lccz zaraz w bliskoSci
koscio}a znalaz}em dwoch nowych
abonent6w, pana saloniste Plotra
Kufel i pana nauczyciela orga-
niste. iona ostatnlego w~yrazila sic
bardzo przychylnle o Wiarusie i
doda}a otuchy MEOW, bv go abo-
nowa}. Takich zacnych Polek vie.
cej %potrzeba a by4oby szczescie W
domu, DO iona roztropna to koro.
na mega; ktn ma roztropna zone,
ma wlelki skarb-mowi Salamon.
Opusc'wszy Northeim, po]e-
chaiem dc Manitowoc, WIS. W.
cieczka ia jest na1szczesliwsza W
teraznieisze] p~ielgrzymce, DO zaraz
pierwszego dnia znalaz}em 10
nowych abonent6w.
Najprz6d uda5em sic do VIE
lehIego KS. kuczyckiego W zak}a-
uzle sierot, kalek i starcow.
Pierwszy Jego mify wzrok iuz mi
prorokowa}, re Wiaruso zapisze,
ME omylifem sic tez, zapisaf i
oprowadzif pc zak}adzie. Tam wszc.
die wzorowy porzqdek- choc ubo-
go ale chedogo. SIostry tax zwawo
krzata}y size ogrodzie, sadzac
warzywo, jak rraccwite MIRO ykl.
Bog zap}ac Wiel. Ks. huczyc-
kiemu za grzecznoSc, a i zak}ado.
wi szczest Boze dalej!
Polscv panowie salonisci w
M~anltOWOC WSZYStkO tpo,p wiaruSv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
To prawda, lie ludzie maia

To prawda, he ludzie maja
te sauna nature ludz'sa |
wszyscy So stworzenl p:zez
tego samego Stworce, wszys-
cy W jednym celu zyja ma
swlecie i do iednego dazq
konca, wszyscy maya tie Sa
me przyroizone pr"w",
wszyscy So cztcnkaml wlv!Nlel
rodz,nY Boskyej. Ia Ten tel
idzie, BE prawa, Ntore SD n'e.
lako dzled2ic,wem lad :kleJ
natury. IIa wszystkich ladzl
s9 rowne kazdy vice ma
prawo zawsze / wszedZie, ia
dac. aby sic mm ]ako q
czic Alekiem ohchodaono. Me-
podob'enstwem Jest jednak,
ably wsl>scN rowue mich
warunk do zyciu.
S,,o]rzylmy tylko na ludzl;
ledm nich So be3siInem
iAecml. ium nleHo|rzalymi
miodMencam1, Nun meaam,,
?nnl slabym. slarcaml. 10
Aazdy zrozum'e, he ME moze
to bye, ably dzlecI, mlodziency,
mezuwie i starcy e same mlell
obowlazki / prawa. Dziecko
ME moze sic rownac m1"lzlen
cow, mellow, MAD st"rcuw!,
chory zdrowemu, me2c2>zna
nlewiascie. Nlektorzy so'ya-
lisci gardlu]q "a tenn. re ko-
bietY maja mlec wszedzle te
same prawa, CO mezczyzH'.
Owoz tedy Il uslafypy przy]sc
take easy, lzby maj dzieci
kofysaf, gotowaf, ponczochy
robli, i lnne prace domowe
wykonywaf, a iona by orafa,
pra@owaja W kopaIni, furma-
MIA, S]u2yi2 " woisku i szfa
ma wojne. C1by to 2 tego
byio? | czy2 to podobne? Maj
prostszy rozum mnsl pow'e-
jAeG, BE to gfupstwem jest.
Przypomina hi sic tn fadna
przepowlastxA. " pewnem
mlescie Ia dawnych czasoH
zyil meaowie, kt6rzy dali sic
zawojowac przez kob!ety.
Doszto tax daleko, 2e cd
purmlstrza al do stroza,
wszyscy powdziewa!' suknle
mewiescie, W domu siedziell,
gotowali, prali, szyli, a 2ony
tymczaseu., poprzeblerane W
meskie suknle, prey pafaszach,
otbywaty sadly miescle,
rzadzlly MEM. Mezowie, istue
,,baby'', nie mieli jakos smla-
loser jarzma tego zrzucic, al
wreszcie zakradf sic pewien
rycerz do miasta i spisek ma
2ony z mezami zroblt. Pew
nego dn1a zatrablono pred
Drama miasta; rycerz jak1s
stanaf pred ~,,babskim magl-
stratem" / wezwaf do broni
vszystkich mleszkancow, co
paiasze nos:a, ma wo!ne, DO
n;enrzy;aclel wpadt do kraju
lada chwiie mole do miastn
dotrzec. Gwaft sic zrobit
miedzy koblelami; rzadzic, to
i'm sic podobaio, ale Ma VOL
ne 'sc, przeclw tenu wzdry-
gaia sly GAIA lch notura. Me
wytrwaio pol godz'ny Cd
ch"ili, gdy do broul wezwano,
a ]uzcl znowu dawny porza
dek " umeSci- Zapanowa1: ko-
b etv wr6cIiy do sukien | do
rodziny, IA meaowie do pa
i"szy.' Wojny ME bylo i to
byi lylko fg'el, ale raz ma
zawsze nauczyl koblety, ze
lch panstwem, ich polem daia-
lama Jest dom, rodzlna.
Ale i miedzy samyml mez-
czyznam; ME mole bye row
nosci zupolrej. Bo czya
kazdy ms glove do naukl,
CIV kaldr ma sifv ZdrOW,p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

naszej Redakcyi albo tel wprost pod
adresem: S. Slupski Oil Concord st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

Czytamy W DetrolckieJ Draw.
die z % kwietnra pod napisem
,Poswiecenie koscioia sw. Fran
clszka z Assyzu w Detroit:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS,
pnnlie Sneakln9,

There win be public speaking by the va
rious candidates tot public favor AT tho fol.
times and places and | would re-
quest a iull attendance Of all democrats at
enc or more Of these places to have iuli
and free discussion Of all matters Of state
policy,
Summeryille, Tuesday june 18th. tsgi,
Mushulayill, "Wednesday, Jane l'til 1891,
lynn Creek, Friday, June 10th, 1881.
Fairyiow, Saturday, June Goth, 1891,
Coohsyillc. Monday. Juno 22ud, ISL
CenteIpoint Wednesday June 18th, 1891,
Prairie Point, Thursday, June 25th, 1891.
Clitonyille, FRIDAY, June 2eth, 1891.
Deer Brook, Saturday, June 2Ith, 1891.
Brooksyila, Monday, June Goth, 2S9l.
shuqualak, Tuesday, June 50th, 1891,
Macon, Wednesday, July /. 1891.
Speaking viii commence at 10 O'Clock a,
M. each day.
Let the Presidents OF the various club
cal q meeting of their respective clubs OF
the day Of the speaking at their prccinet
and have q full turn out.
BY order Of the Elk. Com.
Il. d, CATErr.
Chairman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20
Snecimen Casea.

II. S. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and Isiieuma-
,isnn, his stomach was disordcred, his
liver was effected TO an alarming de.
gree, appetite tell away, and he was
terribly reduced in lesh and strength,
Three bottles Of electric Biitcrs Cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III.
had n running sort on his leg eight
ycars' standing. Used three bottles
OF Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Duckleu's Arniea Saipc, aud bis leg !.
sound and well. John Speaker, Gus
fawba. @. had i've large Fever eorei
Oh his leg, doctors said he was ineurs
bic. One bottle Electric Bliters aud
one box Buckleu'. Arnica Salye cured
him entirely. Sold br J Il jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac
,ice, having Eaa placed in his hands
by M East hsdia missionary the for
mular OF a simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catafrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung Al
foctions, also a positive and radical
cure for Nervous Debility aud all ncr.
vous Complaints, after having tested
It's wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt il his duty
to make II known to his suffering fell
lows, Actua,cd by this motive and a
desire to relieve liutnan suffering. !
viii send free of charge, 10 all who de-
sire it, this recipe, IN German. french
or English, with full directions for
preparing apd using Sent ~ mail
by addressing with stamp, naming
Ibis paper. w. a. Noycs. $40 Powers
Block, N. y,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20

The Mobile E%ncampment ended 10
failure. An Age Herald special dis
patch says.
The ruuso OF this remarkable dissat.
isfactiou, which found expression in
SO many ways, appears 10 illYe been
lack OF organization II Of the rcsults
Of this being IN insufficient and wholly
unsatisfactory food supply.
Tho discoutcnt with tho provisions
department s|owd itself today whon
Il uunber 81 non Of the Second and
Third regiments prepared an cligy OF
Qnarier.master General, Randolph
Pevton and shot i fun of holes, and
then burned il amid i war dance and
shouts OF dcrision. The ashes were
buried by the bows IN 4 grave dug
in flcnl OF the Governors headQuar'
tors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20
A Little Girls Experience in a
LipntnpUsG.

MIR. and Mrs. Loren Prescott ART
keepers Of tic Gov. Lighthouse az
sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed
with u daughter, four years cid. Last
April she was taken down with Nca
slcs, followed with u dreadful Cough
and turned INFO fever, Doctors at
home and at Detroit treated her, but
ia vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was a mere handful OF honcs".--
Then she tried DIR. Kings New Dis
covery and after the use OF Two and q
half bottles, was completely erred.
They say DR.. Kings New Discovery
Is worth its weight IN geld, yet yolf
can got Il tria! bottle free at j, f
Jones'a Drug store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20

When Baby was sick, we gaze hex Castoria.
When SHE was a Guild, slo erica tyr Castofia.
whcu she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
when sh5 had Children, she gaye them CastoTis
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-20

MR. IbITon ~ acud YOU the fol
lowing wei mcrtcd compliment 10
Capt. billiard
Give my kindest ycgards 10 Geo.
Billiard and 0'Neilt, HE former II
whom / learned to love and admire
when he was a Senior and ! u Freeh-
man, At Oxford, some thirty years ago,
No county ever had q truer. q Drawer,
o. n moto devoted Senator than NoX-
ubcc." J, 5. MCNEIfY.
Chairman State Dem TX. Com.
This was an extract from { private
letter TO me by Mr.. MeNeily and
publish It To show how our Senator
aud Representatives stand Throughout
the state. u ID. tANEII,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
FIRST OF THE SEASON
Sea Monster Encountered of Long Is
land-Attaek Union a Boat

land-Attaok Upon a Boat
GREENPORT, n. Y, June 25-Captain
Edward Reeve has the contract to light
the beacon on the breakwater every night.
He is an industrious and reliable man, not
looked upon as one likely to see visions or
deal in blood curdllng sea yarns. Every
day as the sun Is sinking he rows in lit
tie skih to the breakwater and, after
lighting the beacon, pulls back up the bay.
In the morning he rows down the bay
puts out the light, and cleans and fills In
preparation for the next night.
Monday morning the captain says, while
pulling leisurely toward the breakwater
he was attracted by a cOmmotiOn in the
water near him. He rested on his oars
and looked 10 see what it was. He saw
what looked like the hard shell back Of a
monster turtle. A moment later he saw
the head and eyes OF the strange object
As the head prOtruded above the surface
the water was churned into foam by
the Tapping Of what appeared To
be long hippers The head Of the
marine animal, Captain Reeve says,
was covered with prOtruding horns.
The monster came toward the bOad and
apparently meditated an attack, when
the captain hit at IL with an oar. 1t paid
no attention TO this assault, but ran It's
head against the boat with a force that
caused the skid to keel over. The cap
tain weighs over 200 pounds and managed
10 keep the boat right side up. Then the
light became fierce. The tide was carry
Ing the contestants toward the break
water. One after the other the oars were
broken by the captain by striking on the
hard back OF the monster. Finally, with
out anything to defend himself, the cap
tain managed TO throy a moose over a
projecting rock on the breakwater, and 50
nIiIfaN hfmanIf Il hnra flkn
tinued us attacks upon the boat, and re-
mained In the vicinity for some time after
the boat bad been drawn up out Of tho
way. When last seen the ferOciou,
marine monster was churning the water
into foam as IL sped OF toward Gardner's
Island. The captain puts the monster
efya
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for tn,
production Of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
The world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt ano
eifectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
Oar j. becomes
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
LOOKING FOR POINTERS
Jim Hall Asks Dempsey to seoon
Him

Jim Hall Asks Dempsey to Second
Him
SAN FRANCISCO, June ga correspond
ent from Belolt, Wis. where Jim Hall
has gone into training, says the latter is
resorting TO every means to gain pointers
on FitzslmmOns and to hold any possible
advantages over bis opponent. Besides
Offering Jack Dempsey a handsome sum
70 second him against FitzsimmOns, Hall
has engaged Charley Kemmick and Billy
Woods 20 give him his preliminary train
ing, and on July z John Donaldson, Cor
belts trainer, viii Join Hall at Beloit aud
handle him 10 the date Of the tight. Both
kemmlck and Woods Travelled with Fitz-
simmons, and Woods was the New
Iealanders sparring partner Hal
recognizes fitzslmmOns as much-lm
proved man since he fought him in Aus
tralla, and he also admits that Carroll Is
one OF the cleYerest trainers In the coun-
try. IL Is Ia order 10 Offset Carroll's
knowledge Of ring matters that Hall
wants % have Dempsey behind him on
the night Of the contest The amount
offered Dempsey 10 second Hall Is 81 600
All that Hall asks Of Dempsey Is thai
the latter be In his corner on the night OF
the fight.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
pzx THREATENED TROUBLE
The Peculiar Moauis Refuse to Attend
School

Les ANGELES, June 25 General Nc
Cook, commanding the department OF
Arizona, as result of late information, |
considers the situation among the Moquis
Indians so delicate that he this evening
designated Colonel Corbn TO proceed to
the scene of the difficulty and try to avert
any Ill effects from the hostile demonstra-
tons. Colonel Corbin starts in the morn
ing over the Atlantic and Pacific.
At Holbrook, Ariz, he is TO be Joined by
a troop of cavalry from Fort Apache I'M
der Major Mcclellan and a troop from
Fort Wingate under Major Jackson. The
command will comprise 260 men with two
pieces of artillery. They will first stop at
Kearis canyon on the Mojave reservation
and then go on to Oraibe, where the dis
gruntled Moquis are in force.
Colonel Corbn's instructions are to
make careful examination into the
cause of the dissatisfaction that
interview tonight he said that he
thinks the Indians have grievance thai
may be adjusted. The trouble Is probably
due to the recent order Of the Indian
bureau, directing and requiring INT
MoQuis to send their children to new
Navajo reservation. As Lieutenan
Cushing, who Is now chief among them
has so often described them in magazin
articles, the Moquis are very peculiar
and in this instance, do not want thel
children to be taken from them.
Their recent Interference with the sur
veying party bears this out, and is locke
upon as protest against the encroach
ment of white mans civilization upo
theirs, which they consider the bettel
There is no serious trouble apprehendec
but the soldiers are sent to enforce ODE
dience and order II arguments fail.
WASHINGTON, June 2j-Ihe interiO
and war department officials are not
little disturbed over the reports tele
graphed by General McCook this mornn
of the Indian trobles OF Northeastern
Arizona. IL has been known Tor som
time that many Of the old men OF IN
Moquis tribe were complaining bitterl
against the government school system u
operation on the MoQuis reservation, bu
until the receipt his morning OF the dis
patch from Colonel Brett, giving the par
ticulars of a narrow cape from nigh
with fifty armed warriors in keerns can
yon there had been no fear OF hOstllitles
There are at least 800 good men on thi
and the Navajo reservation adjoining
and as the majority Of them are yOunl
bucks an outbreak among them would b.
a serious affair. NayajOs are a peaceful
and progressive tribe and have hitherto
given the government but little trouble
butprivate advices received here show
that there are some indictments among
them, as well as the MOquis, over The
school question.
CHAMBERLIN, S. D., June 25-The Crow
Creek Sioux are obiectlng to the quality
Of the beef furnished them by the govern
ment. White Ghost, their head chief
today refused to accept his portion OF tn
beef issued, saying the cattle are not Ia
enough when killed, and weigh much les
when issued 10 his people than when de
livered TO the government. lie wants tn
government TO distinctly understand tina
his people will not be fooled in any sucl
fashion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
THE NICARAGUA CANAL
Gov. Alger Sees In Its Completion
Great and Lasting Good

SAN Francisco, June 25--G General Alger.
of Michigan. who IS in this city, Is enthu-
siastIc on the Nicaragua canal question
and sees In It's completion great and last.
ing good. especially 10 the Pacific Coast.
In the course OF an interview last evening
he said that It's completion would double
the value OF all kinds OF property In the
state Of California.
The great advantage TO this coast IN
the construction Of the canal" he said
sis found In the fact that all, or nearly
all, OF the material used IN the work, pro.
visions, etc, come from California. Tho
lumber Interests on Puget sound are pros
trate from a number Of causes. The
country caters largely 70 the foreign de
mand, In which there is very perceptl-
BILE falling on. The lumber region on The
Sound WIN be greatly benefited by the
canal"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Elk ST., SehOmG
& b Co, so acres in sell Of sw4

&B Co, so acres in se14 Of sw4,
sec 80, tip 80, RS
Same to same, NV 25 IT OF lots 9
and 10, blk As, New Whatcom
A McCaskill and wife to + ! Ba-
con, ne14 sec %, to 40, "a
First Congregational Church OF
Blaine to the American Congre-
gational Union, lots l. 3 and IA,
blk 2, Miller's Park add to
Blaine
c II Dahl and wife to S Cheney,
lots % and "a, blk 2, BOblett's
first add to Blaine and lots and
9, blk s, West Geneva
Il X Hanneman and husband to 5
Cheney, lots 4, 5, and 6 and 25 TO
30, blk 1, and lots 4 to 6, blk 2,
Browns add to Sehome, and lots
2 and 10, blk s, West Geneva
j c Boyer and wife to Fairhaven
Land company, lots 80 and "a,
Fairhaven Land cOmpany's first
add to Fairhaven
II Coyle ct al to j A Cook, lot 3,
blk 70. Bellingham and lot rs,
blk 40, Bellingham Bay Land
company's first add to Fairhaven
L Likens to j Y Jones, lots ! and
., blk Z, Whatcom
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26

KANSAS CITY, June 25-The reports
from Kansas to the grain men of this city
are very discouraging. The wet weather
is making the outlook very gloomy. u. o.
Smith, one of the best known grain men
OF the city, said this morning that IL the
bad reports were confirmed the estimate
for Kansas wheat would have to be cut
to 5000, 600 bushels instead of the 10000,
900 bushels IL was eXpected TO raise.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY
Msmbers of the Granite Club to Be
Assessed


NEW \ DIRK, June ga very lively meet
ing is looked for tonight when the eleven
mem beers of the Granite Athletic Associa-
tion get together to square up accounts in
the Slavin- Kilrain reception. 1t is re-
ported on pretty good authority that each
member will be assessed something like
$500, which, considering all things, is a
fairly stiff price TO pay for witnessing
such a fight as the Antipodean and the
BaltimOrean put up.
When the match was first talked about,
IL was agreed by the other members to let
Dick Roche and Joe Dunn engineer the
show They didn't make it pay. When
all the bills were paid, they found them
selves about 81 600 short. or course there
is growing and fault-tinding galore, and
hints that Roche and Dunn do not know
how TO manage even a monkey show.
There is no denying that there is a lot OF
III feeling in the club, and hot words will
doubtless fly tonight.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs

The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded up to o'clock yesterday,
furnished by the abstract office OF Petit
bone Bros:
J Cain to w Taylor, lots 10 and 20,
blk %, Blaine 8 800
NJ Il Chestnut and husband to OC
Severson, lot Q, blk 30, Valley
Park add TO New Whatcom $50
J J Rutledge and wife to + V
Smalley, lots 10 and IL, blk II,
South Blaine 800
A X johnson and wife to + Park
insOn, lot 4, blk 10, Johnson's
first add to Sumas $50
Brown and wife TO w w STAINS
hrrv lot 6, blk 2, Browns Park
add t0 Blaine 100
Jaad States TO p Fischer, swJ.
see ~ tp 40r2
A K johnson and wife to re
breckenridge ct al, lot IT., blk 4,
Johnson's 1st add TO Sumas 1876
ID ) Miller and wife to A V Bell.
lot %, blk 3, Mlller's Park add to
Blaine $50
G Moore and wife to A V Bell,
lot 6, blk 49, Drayton 300
G A Puariea to w A Scott ne4 of
se4 Of sell sec IL, TIP 4O.r2 225
ID A McCasklll 10 A McCaskill and
wife, ne14 sec %, TIP 40, "a $500
i DhNlts 70 w IL mOuluuy, lot
~. blk "a. Sumas 14a
w j Forbes and wife TO = A Ges-
lin, lots and 2. blk %, Lynden 400
ID ) Miller and wife to First Con-
gregatlonal church OF Blaine,
lots 10 and IL, blk 2, Mlller's Park
add TO Blaine 2.3Of
| w Co TO ID Steiner. lot 20, blk
%, Washington Imp Co.'S first
add TO Fairhaven l5(
Same 10 A Stumps. lot II, blk 20,
same add 90,
| w Z Tread well TO c II Robinson,
/ lots . and 10, blk 81, lots II and
! Is, blk %, part OF lots 20 and "a,
/ blk %, Supl York add to New
Whatc0m ia
j n Taylor admr TO l. v Pnney,
/ lots I, and ). blk 81, Fairhaven
Il w Lane to Il 9 Higglnson, ne4
OF sw4 and ~ OF nwIi and lots
| 2 and 3, sec IS. TIP 81, r6 2g
j Kelly and wife TO w Perry, swL
OF nel4 sec 3, tip 40.rf 20
j Gillespie to X g Breckenridge,
! lot IA, blk DlfTenbacher's add
TO FaIrhaven To-
w II Osterman and wife to X G
Breckenridge, half OF sw4 OF ne
u and nwl OF sw4, sec 3 and
se4 Of neA and nei4 OF SEA, sec
4tp 39,r4 25
NJ l. Jameson and wife TO u SSH
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26

aud since then has not been seen. Pay
ton and a girl of respectable parenLage,
had been making preparations TO elope.
This fact being discovered the raid en-
sued. 1t is not a known what became OF
Payton, but the belief is that he was
hanged or shot and his body hidden.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26

PADucAH. KY, june 25-It is reported
from Graves county, that on Wednesday
night, Payion Reed tcolored), driver Of a
mail wagon between May6eld and Cuba,
was taken from bis home by White Caps