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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
REPoRToRIAL NOTES

The rain yesterday caused a ccssa-
tion Of work on the street railway.
The steamer Yosemite will sail for
Victoria Saturday mornlngats O'Clock
sharp.
Emma Thursby, the sweet canta-
trice, will shortly appear at Thistlc's
opera house.
Building operations were entirely
suspended yesterday on account Of the
heavy rain.
Yesterday was duh and drcary, and
the gentle rain from Heaven fell upon
the place beneath with vigorous per.
sistcncy.
G. w. Waldron will add another
story TO his brick and stone block
corner Of Twelfth and Mckenzie
making 10 four stories In height
The WascO will make one Of her de.
lightful excursions 10 Auacurtcs and
Guemcs island on Sunday. Wardncr
Hose Company band will accompany
the excursion.
The steamer Michigan brought la
yesterday, fOrty-liyc tons Of water
pipe for the Fairhavcn city Water and
Power company, for use In the cXtcu-
sion Of the cumpany's mains.
Geo. T.. Thukc, Of the Southern In.
Surancc company, Of New Orleans is
In the city adjusting losses incurred by
the company by the burning Of In,
Bcllingham Bay steam laundry.
Tho total amnunt received NV tht
city marshal on account Of street AS
scssmcnts for the month Of July wa'
81 ,lGs "a; city taxes, S33G.i9, aud 81,
| j5S for licenses, or total Of S3,Ob3.I
| from all sources.
President Downs and Supcrintcnd
ent COmmisky, Of the Blue Canyon
| Coal mine, who were injured In IN,
! explosion on Tuesday are resting
easily, but II will be some time bcfOr,
they are fully recovered.
The Queen Esther Cantata people
! did not play I'm Whatcom last night, ;
| sufficient house not being guaranteed
| Up 90 2 o'clock yesterday only ter
! tickets were sold for the evening per
! Torrance. IL was damp day, ant
this was a dampcncr.
The petition Of the dcputation u
| w. &. Y. u. ladies-Mrs Darling, Mrs
Longstan and Mrs. Wright-whC
asked the council 30 establish drink
ing fountains in the city, will be com
piled with. Two fountains will b'
erected, one, probably, at Tenth an'
Harris, aud the other at Eleventh ant
Harris or Twelfth and Harris.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
THEY KILLED THE BEAR
Two Lake Samish Hunters
Meet and Destroy Mon
ster Black Bear
Bears Said to Be Very Numer-
Gus in and About Lake
Samish District
The Recorded Local Events of
a Rainy Day in the
Focal City

The valley which winds along the
base OF the Chuckanut mountains,
from Lake Samish to Chuckanut bay,
is said TO abound with bears. Just
now members OF the bruin family are
particularly numerous in that locality,
there being enough of sweet and sue
culent berries To afford them plenty OF
luscious food. Last week two bears
were killed about mile up the valley
from Chuckanut bay.
Yesterday Messrs. Glenn and Munro,
of Lake Samish, killed another, which
thay claim will weigh four hundred
pounds. His hide, when stretched,
measured thirteen feet In length, and
ten feet three inches in width.
The two men were inspecting tim
Der, and coming TO tree which had
fallen across a slough or swail they
sat down to rest. Presently their dog
set up terrific bowling at some dis
tance from them. They Immediately
started towards the place from whence
Jnc DdTklHB pTOCccucui bub ndu
scarcely gone twenty-five yards when
they met the dog coming towards
them pursued by the bear.
Each jumped behind a tree and both
the canine and bruin were so taken up
with each other, that they failed to
notice the hunters. The dog gal
lantly contested the bears right of
approach, but being only Il small AMI
NAL, he was no match for the superior
brute, and he was forced To retreat
slowly, fighting step by step, every
foot OF the ground.
Presently, as the bear came within
range Of Mr.. Glenn's winchester, he
fired. Bruin emitted a roar and
sprang forward, fully fifteen feet,
| striking the dog with his paw, nearly
killing him, and then fell dead as Il
stOne," as Mr.. Glenn expressed it,
The hide Of the big monster of the
wood will hereafter adorn the cabin Of
the hunters.
A party of Fairhaven nimrods, in
Guiding W. ID. Mackay and II. G.. New
man, will go out on bear hunting and
deer-stalklng expedition early next
| week
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
Gard from Receiver Dougan

EDITOR or THE HERALD: In the
report of the city council meeting held
last Wednesday, and printed in your
paper this morning, | read the follow
ing, among other paragraps, concern
ing my rcceiyership in a certain grad
ing contract in this city:
Mayor Wilson said that the city council
had always endeavOred 10 protect labor, a
certain amount had been retained 10
cover such claims and he believed that
the city was not receiving proper usage
from the receiver, whose conduct In the
matter seemed 10 be reprehensible. The
city council was willing 10 consider the
matter.
Now Mr.. Editor, / desire to say
through the columns Of the HERALD,
where this was originally printed
that feel certain Mayor Wilson has
been misinfOrmed or misapprehendcd
the situation, In the matter Of which
he speaks. The factis, that ! am and
have been ready tO pay all moneys due
and personally, | am not disposed u
be partial as 10 whom such moneys
are paid, but | am directed by an or
der Of court, to withhold all payments
except those contracted by the re
ceiyer, the balance TO be paid by Ordel
OF the court only.
also desire to say that my book
are at all times open for inspection b!
| the mayor and city council, and
know they will exhibit the fact tina
the mayors statement, as quote'
above, does me injustice.
j. NJ. DOU0AN, Receiver.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
ANOTHER GONE WRONG
A Young Tacoma Druggist
CANDLES Away a Small
Fortune
Leaves His Creditors in the
Lurch and Wings His
Way Eastward
President Harrison Said to BE
Looking More Favorably
on Silver

TACOMA, Aug. 0-Theodore Tenny-
son, formerly Of the firm OF Tcnnyson
x Murray, but later proprietor Of the
drug store at the corner Of NJ and
Eleventh streets, Is the latest example
OF the evils Of gambling.
Two years ago young Tcnnyson
found himself the posscssur OF nearly
$4,000, the result Of n few months OF
investments made in this city. Later
hc embarked In the drug business on
Pacific avenue.
A few months ago Murray pur-
chased his interest Ia the firm, and
young Tcnnyson bought his brother
out Of the business at Eleventh and
NJ. Seven months ago he married.
and he furnished a beautiful little
home.
Tcnnyson, 10 his friends, appeared
b. be the model young man, but lately
several of these gained an insight into
his real character, and found that he
was a habitual gambler, and that he
had been wasting rapidly the splendid
foundations Of his future fortunes
until the whole fabric was about TO
| fall about his ears.
lie drew largely upon his friends for
| temporary loans aud altogether Is
| known 10 have gotten 500 or $500 in
debt. On Saturday he sold out his
business 30 relative Of his wifc's,
! named Reese, who is now conducting
the business, and Saturday night left
the city, taking with him his young
wife, who for the first time, one hour
before their departure learned Of her
husbands circumstances.
From Portland Mr. Tcnnyson wrote
| 10 W. i. lonucy one Of his creditors,
stating that he had been called very
suddenly East by the Illness Of his
mother, and that his attorneys, Lee &
Jordan, would attend 10 the details Of
his business. Mr.. l}onucy applied 10
| them aud from them received infOr-
nation that Tcnnyson had written
th-t hc would make the necessary ar
angcmcnts 10 provide for all his cred
itors on reaching Minneapolis.
| His friends here are disappointed,
! knowing that hc was not more than
| 800 or $500 behind, that he did not
| Nll'k w ul0 DuNlU'NNf NIl'U WIS Ilbll-
able, apply for assistance, alter his
habits. aud thus retrieve his fortunes
aud his proper place In business.
Except that he gamblcd no one had
complaint to makcof young Tcnnyson.
He was bright business man, good
druggist, and had "a host of friends
who believed In him implicitly, and
had hc thrown himself on their gcncr-
| pgity fbpy would have dpu1t 1eufpuflv
with him. lie is said to have had
about 500 on his person when he
left the city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

III. Hcney, Of Nooksack city, is
at The Fairhaycn.
l.. A. Duhring, Of Philadelphia, Is
at The Fairhaycn.
II. Y. Thompson left for Portland.
yesterday afternoon.
E.S Horton has returned from rus
ticating at Olympia.
Dan Ferguson, superintendent Of
the Boston mine, is Ia town.
II. +. Garrctson, Of the harbor line
commission, was In the city yesterday
Captain T.. II. Smith returned from
a visit 10 Port Townsend yesterday
morning.
S. S. NcI, superintendent Of con
structiOn on the Seattle and Montana
Is la the city.
Joseph II. Solman, Of joys Ncgcta
BILE Sarsaparilla company, was guest
at The Fairhaven yesterday
T.. S. Jackson, general agent Of tho
| Great Northern railroad at Portland
Ore, was In the city yesterday.
T.. w. Ruff, general passenger agent
| OF the Seattle Lake Shore and East
cru railway, is registered at The Fair
| haven.
B. w. Burlcigh, OF Yankton, n. u.
a son OF DR.. w. A. Burleigh, OF thl
city, Is visiting his father and is reg
istered at The Fairhayen.
Colonel w. +. Prosscr, wife an'
family registered at the Fairhayci
yesterday and left In the Afternoon
for their home at North Yakima.
Captain Grahame is In the city fron
Victoria, where he has been lOOkinl
after matters In connection with Tn
commandcry excursion tomorrow.
w. Wadhams, n young gentle
man who sojOurncd In this CITY durln
the greater part Of last winter, am
whose father Is n citizen here, rC
turned Yesterday fran visit Of som
months 20 San Francisco and Othe
places south. lie started out to fin
better place than Fairhaycn, but r,
turns with the declaration that b
was unsuccessful In that attempt.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

amounting to $l55.97, The complaint
alleges that the defendant has alb
seconded, and judgment, therefore, is
asked in the sum of S2l922, together
with costs and interest.
Robins Brothers VS.. Aubry Brothers,
Is an action to recover damages for
alleged unlawful detention of buggy
by the defendants, and Judgment Is
asked in the sum of $500.
The Bcllingham Bay Improvement
company have been granted an order
restraining +. W. De Lorimier, sheriff
of WhatcOm county, from executing
and delivering deed of certain lots In
the Vail donation claim TO w. T.. Nc
Daniel, who threatens to ask for tax
deed on these lots by virtue Of having
bought them at "A tax sale in 1883 for
unpaid taxes in 1887 Plaintiff alleges
that all taxes on the Vail donation
claim have been paid continuously for
the past twenty years.
Bellingham Bay improvement com
pany VS.. II. b. Strand is an action
similar to the above.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
THE COAL MINE SHAFT
1t win Cost 5000, 900 and Take Year
to Sink 1t

TACOMA, Aug. G-Assistant Man
ager IL. G. Lytle, OF the Northern
Pacific Coal company, this morning
outlined 10 a reporter the company's
plan for sinking at Roslyn the largest
coal mine shaft yet put down In the
Northwest. The magnitude of the
project will be realized when 10 Is
known that IL will take year 10 put
down the shaft, the cost Of which:
with the machinery equipment neces-
sary TO operate IL will be $500, 900.
IL Is intended % sink the shaft 10 a
depth Of 600 feet at first, its size 90 he
l4X2i feet, which will admit OF run
ming four cages In the shaft This
will allow the hosting Of 1900 tons a
day, more than double the cOmpany's
present capacity. Surveyors are now
at work locating the shaft, which will
be started within thirty days. Before
work Is begun, several diamond drill
holes are TO be bored through the
ground, 20 he cxcavated down into the
present underground work below the
shaft This will drain the shaft, Civ
ing the miners dry gre u1d to- rk in
and saving considerable expense.
Keep In mind the Wasco's 70 cent cN-
cursion, Sunday, August .. The band
will bp with
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

ii. S, Braucht has been elected
business manager OF the Puget Sound
Methodist.
Judge Winn and County Clerk lIix-
son left for the Harrison Hot springs,
b. c., yesterday afternoon.
A movement is on foot TO form "A
yacht club and from present appear
ances strong club will be formed.
=. j. Paris, Il. A. Hegg and j. NJ
Edison have returned from an eXplOr-
ing trip to the summit Of the Twin
Sisters"
The board Of county commissioners
are sitting as board Of equalization.
A few petitions have been filed and
are now under consideration.
The teachers institute will be in
session until August 10. There are a
large number OF teachers present and
an interesting session is being held.
Fred. Rosseau, formerly a bartender
at the Fashion saloon, was arrested
| yesterday and taken toSeattlc charged
with stealing trunk belonging 20 a
| Miss Drew, Of Port Gamble, on board
the City OF Seattle, about month
ago. ROsseau was taken 10 Seattle
yesterday afternoon.
The city council passed an ordinance
at their last session, providing for the
bonding Of the city for $4,000. This
will be utilized TO fund the Outstand
ing debt Of the old city Of WhatcOm
amounting to $i4 ,S43.l1, and the out
| standing debt Of New WhatcOm SI3
GjO.0S, and the remainder will be useC
for general municipal purposes. tn,
election will be held on September II
Both brass and string bands will furn
lsh music for the first annual pigrirag,
OF Hes perus COmmaudcry No. : to Vie
| tOria on the sth Of August.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
NEW wHATCoM NOTES


Cora T.. McCumber, yesterday, filed
a petition for a divorce from Marvin
McCumber. The plaintiff alleges, in
her complaint, that she was married
To defendant at Ontario county, New
York, in November, 1882. and that she
lived with him up 10 the year 1885;
that since that time, he has refused
to support and maintain plaintiff, and
has used her In cruel and lnhuman
manner. She therefore asks to he
awarded a decree OF divorce and the
custody OF a minor child, the issue of
said marriage
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
SOUGHT FRESH FIELDS
The Proprietor of the Fairhaven Cab
Company Absconds

The Proprietor of the Fairhaven Cab
Company Absconds
G.. l.. Took, who represented in his
own person, the Fairhaven Cab com
pany, is no longer resident Of this
city. lie left Fairhaven yesterday
morning taking his wife with him,
and the last seen OF him was as the
City OF Seattle came alongside the
Ocean dock at O'Clock. Took has
been in the cab business in this city
for over a year. Previous to that
time he was employed in the Fairha-
ven and Southern Office as telegraph
operator.
His stable was located on Eleventh
street, between Mill and Columbia.
and he was apparently doing a fair
business.
Yesterday Frank Bowen, the driver
Of one Of his cabs, attached "A gurney
and pair OF horses for wages due
him to the amount Of sg3.25, besides
assigned claims to the amount Of
Sl55.97.
Took lived In the rooms above the
livery stable, and before leaving he
disposed Of all his household goods to
!
also disposed Of the wearing apparel OF
Frank Bowen, the driver, who occu-
pied room In the same building.
Bowen recovered his clothes all right,
and Immediately commenced proceed
ings 10 recover his wages. He had no
idea that Took had abscOnded until
| he found the house stripped OF its
furnishings, and his own clothes gone.
Then he began search, with the re-
suit above stated.
Took Is believed to have left good
many debts behind him. The livery
stable building, his cabs and horses
are mortgaged for all they are worth,
but Bowen, who has been in TOck's
employ for nearly three months, states
that ne carried away with him good
sized roll Of greenbacks and cOnsid
cradle quantity OF gold and silver
representing the earnings OF the busi
ness for a considerable time.
| Tickets for the pilgrimage TO Victoria
To limited number, can be obtained a
Iligginson & Hardy's, Gates q Fraser
ard Moore e. MoOre's, G. M. Hunters ol
| from any Sir knight.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

The Walla Walla is due today from
San Francisco.
The WascO arrived from Seattle last
night with fair cargo and passenger
list.
The steamer Michigan arrived from
Portland yesterday afternoon with
siXty-iiye tons Of freight for Fair
haven.
The steamers arriving yesterday
were the SehOme, City Of Seattle
Eastern Oregon, Michigan, and the
Cascade and Dispatch from the
islands.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
cARLoTTA's GREAT GRIEF
Her Great Grief Vents Itself on the
Belgian Queen

LONDON, Aug. 5-Furthcr particu-
lars have come TO light concerning
the interview between Marie, Of the
Belgians, and the exqueen, CarlOtta,
on Monday, which produced "A nearly
fatal effect upon Queen Marie. IL ap-
pears that a week ago Monday was the
thirty-fOurth anniversary Of Carlotta' =
marriage TO Macmillan, and IT, has
been customary for King Leopold and
the queen to visit the unhappy prin-
cess on that day, or TO send some token
to alleviate the great GRIEF which
always ovcrwhelms her about that
time.
The king and queen had. by some
oversight, omitted the usual tribute
OF regard, and Queen Marie on Mon
! day concluded 10 pay CarlOtta visit.
At the time Of the queens arrival
| CarlOtta was tranquil, and the physi-
clans consented % an interview.
| but upon seeing the queen the
ex-empress got terribly excited. She
seemed % have a confused re.
collection Of the fact that u
Queen Marie had beeu entrusted the
sad task Of informing her Of her hus
| bands fate, and she seemed 10 have
conceived In her unsettled mind the
idea that the queen had something t'
do with his death.
She broke out into awful and ap
palling reproaches that nearly stun
ned the queen, and exclaiming, CAV,
me back my husband" made "A rusl
at her with outstretched arms. Al
attendant rushed In and prevented
CarlOtta from doing violence to the
queen. who was already In a faintlnl
condition Marie was carried out ant
Carlotta was put under the restraint
that is used when she exhibits VIC
lence. Queen Marie was for SOM
time In a perilous condition, but tn
/. improvement already noted continues
The steamer Yosemite leaves Ocea
dock at o'clock, Augnsts, with liesperu
Commandery No. g. Tor n pilgrimage I
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
WHO PAYS THE TRooPsP
A Test Bill 70 Come Before tho Military
Auditing Board

OLYMPIA, Aug. G-Thc military
auditing board, consisting Of Governor
Ferry, State Auditor Reed and Adju-
tant General O'Bricn, audited several
claims today, embracing current ex-
pcnscs and miscellaneous bills The
matter Of national guard expenses was
not brought up officially before the
board, but received general discussion.
IL will come come up In week or ten
days, when one OF the bills will be pre-
scntcd as a test claim. The indica-
tions are that the board will not deyi.
ate from It's present convictions that
King county alone will have 10 meet
the bills, but II Is probable that the
opinion Of the Encouragement may
| be asked.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

George Il. Dorr and Miss Maude
Sherburne were married Wednesday
evening at the groom's residence,
Eighteenth street, between Mill and
Knox, Rev. j. G. Wright, Of the Con
gregational church, officiating. Only
the immediate friends and relatives of
the contracting parties were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOrr will be at home 10
their friends after August Is. The
happy couple were sercnaded during
the evening by Wardncr Hose Com
pany band, and the many friends of
both bride and groom will wish that
many happy years Of days may befalI
the young couple.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
FAvoRINa WHITE METAL


Coinage Bill
WAsHNGTON, Aug. G-Therc are
indication, of an increasing tendency
on the part of the administration to
make oycrturcs % the silver crowd.
If It is shown a the Wcstcrncrs claim,
that a free silver bill will surely go
through the next session Of congress,
the assurance has been given that 10
will encounter no executive veto. This
Is upon the authority Of one Of Prcsi-
dent llarfisOn's closest friends, a
prominent senator, who, like llarri-
son. has since congress adjourned come
TO look at the silver idea with greater
lcnicnCy
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
Other New Cases

Frank Bowen has secured writ Of
attachment against G. l.. Took for
wages due him, TO the amount Of
s83.25. Other claims have been as
signed 10 him by Hamilton Il Co.,
Oliver Brothers, and NJ. Il. Feeney,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
Attention Sir KniRhts

To Sir Knights Of lIesperus Commandery,
X. T.:
You will form at your asylum, armed
and equipped as knights Templar, at 1880
"a. m, sharp, on August sth, preparatory
TO commencing your pilgrimage 10 Nicto-
ria II. G. or this order take due notice
and fail We not 4. Il. WEST, T.. &.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
London'a Licensed Liars

LONDON, Aug. G-Desplte the indig-
nation Of the public at the action Of
Constable Bradbury, Of Aldershot, In
arresting Alice Gillard, "A respectable
young woman, and sewarlng that she
was wanton, the officer has been ac-
quilted OF perjury. The Pail Mall
Gazette and the Star, and even the
News, have taken a great Interest In
the prosecution OF Bradbury, and
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 5-The phy-
siclans In attendance on Mr.. George
Jones, OF the New York Times, says
that he passed bad night last night
and that his condition today Is serious.
His wife and daughter are in attend
ance upon him at Portland Springs.
His advanced age Of 10 makes his case
serious.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

HAMBURG, Aug. G-The house OF
Won Have Brothers, bankers of this
city, have met with misfortune. A
deficit OF l2O,OOO marks was recently
discovered Ia their accounts, aud the
elder " the brothers has committed
suicide.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

through the journals a large sum was
raised by public subscription 20 assist
Ia the prosecution. The Judge before
whom the affair was tried summed up
strongly against the accused but the
Jury found In his favor.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

LoNDON, Aug. G-Messrs. IIosmcr
and Skinner, representing the Cana
dian Pacific railway, have been elected
directors Of the Halifax and Bermuda
Gable company, 30 represent the CON
trolling interest recently secured in
that company, with intention Of ex-
tending the system 30 Jamaica and the
British West Indies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

Wasco excursion to AnacOrtcs and
Guemes island. Leave SeeOme and
Whatcom at $3.50; Fairhaven 10 "A. N.
Home again at g p. III. Fare for the
rnund trim ~ cantg
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

edonian Hotel, Silver Beach, Saturday
night. Lunch TO be served at the hotel
Stages will leave corner Of Twelfth and
Harris streets at 1880. Tickets so cents
nor couUlp
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

Don't forget the first annual pilgrimage
Of llc.pcrus COmmandery No. : 10 Vie
tOria on the sth Of August.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

Ten acres for sale. half mile from East
Sound go per acre. Jas. O'Ncill, owner.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

Tickets for the pilgrimage to Victoria,
10 limited number, can be obtained at
Iigginson & Hardy's, Gates a. Fraser's
ard Moore e. Moore's, G. NJ. Hunters or
from any Sir knight.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07

Keep In mind the Wascos 70 cent eN-
cursion, Sunday, August .. The band
will be- with us
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-07
THE WATER FRONT

For fancy island fruit go to MOSS,
grocer.