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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25
q ALIEN MATTRESS FACTORY.

Hair, Straw, Shuck, Excelsior and
African fibre mattresses at Wholesale.
Lowest prices. Hair mattresses remade
thoroughly and cheaply. Mail orders
solicited. j. u. RICHARDSON & SON.
Alabama street, Salem, Va. y. 0. Box
1926. 2l8 Ivy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25

PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
HUDSON Il DEAL 10 Salem avenue n 9
(wholesalc and retaiD.
ROANOKE DRESSED BEEF co.
N. RENSCH, Stall No. 8.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25

RENT AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILBUR s. POLE " Co.. No. Jefferson st.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25

STENOGRAPHERS g. TYPEWRITERS.
G. NJ. HOGSETT, room 10 Masonic Temple.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25

TRANSFER COMPANIES.
ROANOKE TRANSFER COMPANY, Package
Room, South Jefferson st.. tel. 119.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-25
CITY MARKET.

FISH; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
c. NJ. MURDEN " co. Experienced nshorman),
cor. Nclson street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

The lecture Of Captain A kins VS., post.
Ponsc, on account Of the stoim IN, i,eu las.
night to Jan. 18Th.
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1
| There are many in this city who vcult
be much pleased il in some way Iha intro
ducs.oI Of gymnastics might be had In the
| Augusta schools. Portland ha, the mater
under consideration and D.. Whittier OF
the Sargent Gymns,ium, Bowdoia CJllege
va, present the othsr evening before the
school committee. He said he thought thai
in city like Por,lsrd the be,t way Of in-
troducings system would be to have some
person have supervision Of the whole work,
for time long enough to get the ,each rs
instructed. The Instructor would teach
the teichers alone. snt have gen.
ersl supervision Of the work OF the
teachers ~ith the scholars. This is the
method pursued ia Boston. The teachers.
in half d, z,n lets1ns, coull be fitted to
begin work with the scholars but in order
TO have the work progress the instruction of
the teachers ,to1ld continue a year or go.
At first, 20 sq iipment At all would be re-
qaiud. Tae SEedish system YOU'D be
preferable in the lower grades, ard Il e
German IN the higher. The work could be
done in the ordinary schoolrooms. The
first year there wou be no cost FOR app
rstus.
Dr. Whittier visited the Swedish and
German .cbooIs last summer, The .cholsr,
in hoh countris., especially in Sweden, are
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AMI SEMENTS.
LucIER Y1ssrRIIs CoMpAHY

LtCIER iSsfRbIS LOMPASl
An txchsrge says; Lucier's Minstrels
Company exhibited in the Opera House
"Wednesday event. before large su'i
ence. This it the third Tina this cJmps1y
las been here in the past tn years, but j,
hiss presented ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every
time. Our people regs i itss IN OLD fti ;,
one that hey car rely upon ard have TO
fear CT bsirg humbusged. The entertain.
ment Wedne.dsv evsring was re narksbIy
god. The h1e music wss The leading
feature the acting and funny joses by the
Ministries, the clog dancing and scrobstic
fes.s By the artists made up an tveuirg'.
psge Of er ment. This company wi be
here on the II h.
The small boy retired las, nigh. with the
bels that rain would come before morn
ing and ,p.il hi, chances for sliding on the
m prov.
There wss an informal hop st Uoio ]
Hall last evening, attended By the young
nporIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07
Spuial Aaoenisnl-rs.

snail A1vsfkArsasa sct eao~adtsx fcef lbs
eo1lAG onAsf TIE hssd Of WaSrsn, ron sAlx
10 LIN. LOST, ~. wtl be asserted two u.ass nj
= esass. three TINES sas u ssa1 xsa gxe weed ies
- ssnss, ADVANCE payment.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

Mr.. f A. Buck Of Bspg ?, has receu J.
begun 81 hi' factory the manufacture OF ,
new kiod OF boo, for which there is aires dy
40 extensive demand. Il is designed to
sport.men sn5 il Al exec llent protection
to the feet il the srsss or on rough or wei
ground The boo, IS Laced to tie top 81
thst /. is a. tight a. is desired, is waterproof
and the soles are cob nailed SO that tbs
wear like iron. Mr.. Beck has just f lee
80 order from California, and viii doub,
less End 8 constantly increasing cali for ths
aySnia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
Kfssebee Full Of Floating lee for the
Past Three Days Causing Trouble 10
NfIls and Prospects 81 an lee Harvest.


81 Fever have sseu ice russfus cout;ru
o~t,, Ia ,hs K,rn.ssc for thee dsfs IL
sre.Ssslo.r rsmeksd a s,n,t.m.a yester.
Nv.
.yar anyons eI.sv a.ssa A b,,t.ras
oss on ,ssi,sa; .ay,,sat he ssysr SAY ics
nm for 40 ni,sv s,Y, ,n,fnu u.sy In Til,
r,,r.
Astbs giy.;s. mill ,e.s1yisy they had
msnasse Ia shssr The .sch y, t.e q ., THAI
th~v ofnd t,,urrn,srs p,os. 81 ths ,sme
Tia d,y before hays ,,s ooEIzsd Z, sbn,
down. The OF n,su .boa, the uill neye,
az snvthipv I'M 1, byfars M...s. q,
Ana lea ana ,nar from M r.vy, Ard .neha,
Ice forn,,s In the warm v..,y vera bs.a
,oss,hs, above ,hs dam BY thla a-fn Of
Ice 40 mat Il cam. u the fall, In i.,ys
,h..ts. T, Easing evsr these we're b,ottn
iato ANAL mans, alIing The rsv,, bs,av
9Th b,ok,n FRAGMENTS.
Tina fes men on ths Ksnnstse are watch.
insa.riou,iy In fss, tia, there viii b, +.
f,esz. bsfors hi, a,ift Ice usu,.h NJ ,bieh
il s.,.y ,nt. IN, NJ The rive, .,a bs,o,.
IN. v.,s, ,pa. oisu The a,.,,ea ,d.os.
formed a biz lam A. the head Of Swan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

hsv J. +. Bartlett, . former ~ po in this
city where he is pleasantly rem, msered,
+" COW the beloved pastor OF the C. venant
nspnst church. Englerood. IL. He re-
ee1ty sent to his reoI lie printed pastoral
ie''ef. shections:ely reviewing the work Of
'ae past, and ealing Cor rene we'd activity in
the fu,u.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

Mr. J J Ms' er IL cor fined to hi. house
with The grip.
Mr. C. II. wilkins If TJro ito vas in the
city yesterday.
l. n L uer.on Z Of o .kland. was in
town yeserd.y
Mr. W. G. Fo'ter Of WateTvlle wa, In
the city yesterday.
Mr. c. o, Biokf RI Of Portland was in
'hs city W dnesdsy.
Mr.. lAAc Thompson has teen confined
to his bel since Monday with Ia grippe.
Mr.. ID. A. Cory is much improved 81
wilt it Is thought, be soon able u 20 out.
Mrs +. S. X, birson Of Inciansptlis.
| d is visi' ns A. her old home On : Im-
mer street.
Mr. + @ Ki.sEsn. is now able 10 be
oui after big csi ii ell TO ihs house s
ve'k With illre.
Mr. Merton W RHs Ah> hiss been qrite
dangerously sick with = ssve,e firm Of the
grip isnI~ improving
Mr.. +. W K nama-, j., formerly Of
tbs city, uov Of New YORK, ard i, family
have gone 10 the Bermudss for the winter
Charlie Ballard. Who has been vorkiug
As clerk at the Bszu-, has Sc; ped po,i-
ton in the Gam ett s Mcrss Concern pub
fishing house.
Rev. j. S. Willitmson attended the
meeting Of TIE Ministerial Assoc, ,ion Of
Knox, waldo snd S.gs!shoc counties at
Wi,Cast tn week
Miss Myra Wentworth 20 merry of this
city. hss left for the state Of Washington
where 'he will be u1ited in marriage With .
former residen. Of this ti'y, Geo. Moody,
ESQ, rising young LAWYER.
Among hose At Hotel North iss. evening
we're II. C FHrs sad u. Pike Of Oakland.
VIM Harvey Of Readheld sni + o. Rug.
sles OF Bostoc, representing III - Railway,
Hotel AID Stssm sost A1verti.iss Co.
CT. II G Staples went to Cd O caard
Yesterday to sttetd meetirs of the Malice
Horse Breeder Association at tha, place
The mestiug was c.ilyd ia connection W. h
The ptt sct for = mile track At TIA. place.
Mr. J f. ID 4vine anil wife left Tuesday
FOR tie West. Mrs. Devine accompanies
her hu,bsni a, fs- As Michigsa. lie will
90 farther IVES. in h. intsrsss Of the
Divine Medicine Co. This company
shipped to the ives. Til, week : ton Of ad
vertsing matter.
Mr.. +. + whtrey ard wifi. leave on the
18th for Ia Grands, Ore. Mr., Whitney
ha' secured good position With NJ. S r,
kssves, proprietor Of the Reeves Hou:e If
Ia Grade. M. ard Mrs. Whitney =
macy f;er i. lin ia wishing them succe IS
in their new home.
Mis- Grsce l.. FogIer 10 attending q
sc2o>l OF physical culture at B ls.on. At
the 'x,mioston CT the last term in . class
OF 20 young ladies .hs received the highest
'aak ever awarded by tn, school This
shows that Augusta girls can make their
mark - vel! As Augusta boys.
Mr.. john II. Fuller Who has teen spend
i'g the holiday vacation from college At
bis home in this city re u,ned yesterday 10
/" studies 10 the Boston To vsrsity. His
college friends, Messs. Geo. Adams Of
"tssoocgs. Tenn. and Mr.. Rogers Of
efe nv.iie. Ne, Who visi ed him durir s
crion returned with him Yesterday.
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Inc ssmi-annasl business meaticg o!
the Christina Enaeav5r Society of the
Consrs gstionsl cSut1h will be held .. the
chapel this evening ss : 30 O'Clock. The
written reports Of the eff .ers and chair.
men OF committees will be p,e.entsi.
BUSINESS OF importance will be trs1.acts d
AND fun attendance of members is r, -.
q1a..ed
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VIII The Bangor Commercial Pleas
Read More Carefully,


u dsr the bead, "a CorresM,n which
Places tie Bangor s.virss Bank befors
cur Kennstec Y,issds," the Bangor Gee
msscial Of Jan. reprints the JouxsAL'a
correction d mistake made By the Con-
nescisl 10 feistios to the bank taxes n
follovs Ksnnsbsc Jsu,aal; an speak.
ing Of the savings tark taxes for this State
that have recently bexn made up sad were
rublishsd IA 8sturdsy mornings JouasAL
the Bangor Commercial Gays: 'Oaly one
bsnk In xsine, The Portland, sIcssds the
Bangor AID its figures are SIS SOC &c
By looking sssiu s. The list Of the taxes tie
Commercial VII see It's error, for there are
four ether banks in the STATE tia. pay 9
higher tax. The tar paid by tie Bar COR
bank 10 go. 78s 80. AID even The Bath ssy
isss instituiions pays = hishe, TAI. SIP
1853 II snd the Aususts Savings Rank pay $
considerably m ire. $40 5a2 20" TIE Com
nercia. then ad1s
II the Jouss4L will io3k 9. its own Lis.
Of Saturday morning, the corr .e:ness Of
the Commercisi's observation v Il be shown.
The Bangor Savings Bank tax is sls. 7s3.-
80, Instead az the figures oven, which
shows IL to stard sec,nd in the State. The
Bangor S,vings Bank 10 q pretty lu.ty,
financial Institution and IL crossing 10
stfen 9Th every day Of It's sxiatenes The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

Are these not healthy and bright child
rem There appearance does not misrepre
sent them; they are both healthy an,
bright. They are the son and daughter o
Mr. j. p. Wiley, of Dorchester, Mass, an,
he has an interesting story 10 tell in regar,
to them. The story is rs follows:
IN lsSb my wiic, accompanied by my littk
hoy, at that tlmc eleven months old WAS visit
iiE relatives in scranton. Ia. The little fellow
was suffering untold agony cutting his teeth
NY wlie WAS told 10 try DIR. Hands TccIhiu
i@ftpn. The eject was magical. II did moi
'lii"tS tho enid, as most remedies OF I'm,
character 10: 1t simply southcd the pstiu of fI,,
hlinihS ana aching gums. | might write u
N"iuiht, hdd Inc time, pr;iising this remedy
zee. ft Is slmply marvellous. After her re-.
,urn To bpSton she wanted another hottie Inn
found that VI was unknown I'm this cltv
1orreSponicd with Dr. Hand. and RECEIVED in
reply sample OF each al his remedies I used
them on 10th OF my children, recommended
them To All my friends and have vet To Ind thf
person who, after using the remedies especial
ly Trcthing Lotion and Collie Care, that co,ija
MOI praise them. People may say, and hay,
Sid 10 me; ON, there must be- something Itt
ihat i"tthnE Lotion that Effects the child,
BRAN In reply to tins, | viii say | have twC
Ihhhrch. 10y ana "A glrl, who have bce,
irrht"i WIN TtcthiuE Lotion since time of he.
ginning 10 "nd of terthiug and challenge an,
''lsnh TO FURNISH two with any clearer bruins
Ichr"riniiy recommend them to parents VIII,
pvc th"ir little ONES" ">
For Sale by CHAS. X. PARTRIDGE An
gusts, GEO. w. DORR. WaterviiIe; II. 4.
Brann, HaIIowelI; GEO. l.. WARREN
Gardiner. iIyaod. 8; 7,
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BoWditch, Webster & Co.

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasau.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN edectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in
its. action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
u ST. and 5ave made II tie most
pop1'Ar tsnsdy known.
sysv2 of Tlgs is f9E Gals Ia Sec
and 3 3os~ss 1y sL lea-irg t3ug-
giet1 spy rsli.oi, c-ukgiss Who
may net .srs i ca hand VII pro-
cure IL promptly fer any QUO Who
wishes to try l. Do aot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
.... sis FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE, SY NEW YORK. w.
savsdhuy
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money will buy, so every family should
have at once, q bottle of the best family
remedy. Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys
TEN when costive or blicus. For sale II
soc and 81 90 bottles By all leading drug
! giss. dsc7d&vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

Portland phys,cisn is q acted - ssyi {
Tat tie grippe is on the wsns. The dis
ease is rot nearly 80 ta,d to conquer a. Il
"a" a week sso. The cases tbs year.
hostrer. have been even more severe than
two Yesrs ,gc. There has also been Q more
nervous character to the trouble thi. year
than previously.''
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d9iieo.


No-h v.ssslooro--Jsn :. 20 sbel Only dsush
ter OF pa9i. ard wary Eieu CLARK, ag4f 81 yrs,
Func-sl lbu--dsy, Jan. At o'Cloik ?. VI
witds .r-Dec -, S. ?. Fart n, sg~d - years
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that we have this
day dissolved the copsr,nersh.p existing be-
tween US By mutual corse Mt and agreement,
All persons indebted to our I'm will please
call st the store occupied by US and settle
NJ once, IS We desire to close up all part
nership accounts IS quickly as possible. In
closing gu. partnership business We d.sife
to thank the people Of Augusta for the
generous patronage they have given Us
Augusta, Me. January let, A. D. 1892
E ". CHURCH,
L. LOCK-.
To the citizens of Augusta and especially
TO the customers Of the firm Of Church 4
Locke, this day dissolved. | would resps CT
fully announce thss l shall cot cinue the
grocery BUSH ess at the old stand formerly
occupied by said firm, and shall be glad 10
see ard serve toh OLD and new customers.
Hoping that all old customers and friends
will favor me with their patronage and that
others will give me = call. | femair,
V,ry truly your,
E. LOCKS,
Jatus!y 1t, A u, 1872.
NOiItE.
II sevsring my cnnpecti' n with the Il m
OF Chui Cd & Luke wi.n iu that X all -ho
have pstro. d b drm and bs-Ic,k for
Mr.. Like &C ifutrcs of III, ir patron
sge.
J,t2 3; f ". (nrEcu.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07

In the court Lo1se yar1 rhsrs A. r-ss-s a
number Of large, sleek looki-- -cssas C--s
q these toads Vas sss- u H. 49,,
about the Place e1gaEeG Il s. ss--,a.1 A.
temps 70 swallow scIs-1i-z it-ss .Er..s
his ererEieS
A closer eNa-1iu-a-i1u rsrsElssz tEss T,.rr
that the toad hsd s@izss = cs--i,ssss II IL.
rear end and vas slo=ly al --s-.s1r
siowinS him away within lis sEss Z 81.
q the victims frzDt5c a51--s g ssuz-..
Nearly ooe-hAf q ths rspsils IA sa.s-.
q'sAred whsa the csurip-sss. Es-t H. -
oumhsred balance g - 20 fasr. s,,rs-.s-
Cd II setting . sru-ni tol3- Ard ~ 4
Desperate edo-t frssd Ei1,ss.f frr- H.
JAWS q the dsvCursr AID rzs r-1-Su-
rspidly sway when tie tod. rssliri-< -
siiuation. made = jump sod ss-ssu esuzht
his victim
his tine The csrtips,ss sssuos,s % -
ne TIE hoq@lessosSs & rs siiuassoc a.
frsoer2cAlly turned 20 Tie rsxht S-ss "a
esch i1-1e zi9qi1g ais sos-y ssTs-sly uuou
tos E2's and bs4d. b1f Al 70 % r-r-sse
Ins tosd rocl1 ooa1iF h--sh s--sy tbe-e
Assasks, Hrss Nth C1s toos I'D tn -i-L
TIE ocner- Al tts tie ezks-x IT, ezrss-.,ss
n z--l AZ lGzs zoehs-x -s--ssusa -. -.
Tod calmly aid -e-scsly sss-ss r,ur ~.
eA1n1.ss,s, esoc-s'1s-L1< tie zzz- -ao-<-E
Ps@o Es-sld-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07
An Accom- pIished Cohhler.

Il believe the finest shoemaker in the
world is the one employed by the gov
eminent at the West Point Military
academy" said an army officer. "He
has been there time out of mind, is old
and bent and gray, but the shoes he still
makes for the cadets haven't their equal
IN shape and durability. Thecadet, you
know, is supplied with four pairs Of
snoes-s dancing shoe made of morocco,
a furlo1gh shoe made of the finest calf
skin, uniform shoe made of calfsl1in.
Bat wiki a thick sole, and a winter shoe
usde Of cowhide. When I left West
Point | carried my cowhide shoes with
Il | marched every foot Of the way
tr1z Fort Leavsnworth to Fort Bayard.
; -az-2zcs Of 1870 miles, in the cowhide
s.1ss- That long tramp didn't phase
i.z--- aud ! have them yet, good a.
-s-T-'-Ss- Louis Globe-Democrat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following are the latest real es-
tate transfers recorded, as furnished by
the abstract office of S. l.. Butler:


The following are the latest real es
tate transfers recorded, as furnished by
the abstract office of S. L. Butler:
TUESDAY, JULY, 8.
+ M Sewer and wife to G b Dawson,
10 acres in sci of swi, sec "a, tip 40 n, l
e; 500.
Whatcom County Invt Co to Kupp,
lots 5 and 5, blk 2, East Fairhaven;
$500.
f Parkinson to II Lang, lots and 8,
blk 3, East Barkviiie; $i25.
Same to j. Britten, lots s and 8 blk 3,
East Barkville; 500.
Same to L. Price, lot 4, blk 8, East
Baskerville; 500.
Same to A Papr elwell, lot 3, blk 3,
East Barkville; 500.
A 5 Allen ct al to III Tonsen, lot "a,
blk l, Allen & Swartout's add TO Fair
haven; $lS5.
U S Receipt to J Stafford, lots 2 and
3 and n3 Of SET and mel of swl sec 80,
tip al n, r3e.
Northwest Loan Il Invt Co TO J G
lot %, blk 80, sup York add
to New Whatcom; 1925.
p A Tharaldson to Kate Mansfield,
lot 2, blk 245 and inst in lots A, 5 and
s, blk 25l, Whatcom; $500.
II Watkins and wife to l A Atkins,
81 of blk and boat house lots lots II
and Is and boat house blk |, West
$3.50.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07


The method proposed by NJ. Variot, g
French authority, for extirpating tattoo
marks has been widely described ard
approved, the initial proceeding being
simply to wash the part with concen-
trated solution of fannie acid, then
closely puncturing it with set of nee
dies, such as tattooers use; following
this, q crayon OF nitrate of silver is
thoroughly rubbed over the area, and
after a moment the skin is dried off, at
which stage it is found that the pune
lures have become deeply blackened by
the formation of the tannate of silver in
the superficial layers of the skin.
The cauteriZation is said to result in
an inhammatory reaction for a couple
Of days, and subsequently in the for1na-
ton Of a crust of thin eschar, which sep
arstes spontaneously in from fourteen
to eighteen days, leaving beneath it a
superficial red cicatrix, which gradually
loses its color, and at the end of a few
months is scarcely perceptible. Only a
small area is 70 be treated at one time,
and powdered tannin is the simple
dressing TO be employed.-New York
Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07

A1e O'o--ss-e sspasr % - zpcc tie a.
s-zSs1oa tsAs tAsrs = 1izzys si--= s-cu<s
A so-asl cal las - G--i.s A --ssssur.rrv-.
40 sqs&ks tseG-<ig. szTsz
Lae sxo<llsr1 rsssor rt.s I'D sSr rs
ITO L1e zl1 uho wE--s &c sss u =
- Ia r1rs - 49, E-zhd Ave -.osss-
I'D Al< 1----- I'D zs trad s,r az ser<zk
q u7s 4 Ce11A Nzft-----tsl-tr : ~ =
1sTs f1Escvss1 sas srs--5is Il s-.-zssr ss-sT
c.srS5-A-- 80 t--< e-as-6.---r-s1T 4 IL
Say IA 81 7Er--kl -7sr-., -TEe Ls.-s ss..ss
NJ SrGE U-
Aes@ @ers s-i--c1Ef5-n u lis trzE-.sus
-r-<1 ss~zs - r1sz C-z-.z-z.s- . r--ls-s
Srsa-A as st-z --r11-E 5-1ux suuz<- -
80 - i'1e -sz1as-es Il IN Ei---rss-1s
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sa.sE - s7e1 sts -s-z-zEs7s = e<4s zszsrx
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07
CEMENTED.

Aye, wet the shattered edges daintfIy
Place them together In the ancient shape,
Match hue and fair design with careful eye,
And let no fragment from your search e.
cape;
So. place the cup where no keen sunbeams
glance.
Pshaw, does such injured beauty pay your
pain2
Twill hold mimic waxen bud perchance,
But never water for a rose again.
Unsay the angry words, the charge recall;
Deny, OF plead away doubt, slight or sneer;
Before the outraged shrine for pardon fall
Win back the smile with the forgiving tear;
The happy safety OF affection, lost
Trust and its frank free gladness ded to.
gether-
What boots to feign the faith, TO count the
costg
The wounded love Will bear the scar forever.
Charlie les X. Shetterly in Kate Fields Wash
ingtOn.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07
Plenty Like Her.

Mr. spankeF-I wish TO get a house
= g-1ss nsighborhOod.
Azsu--Yes. madam, we can accom-.
1oesss you- | have a vacant house in
q s-rsss which is as quiet as a Sabbath
1or7 al tie year round. No barking
cogs, 10 children, no nuisance Of any
EzG-
Ms spanker-That's exactly what |
want How lucky happened TO come
20 yOui How many rooms has it,
Agent-Ten.
Mrs. Spanker-Thst's just right. We
need good deal Of room We have
nine children ! hope there's space a;
he back for a dOghouse- We have
thres.-Nsw York Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07

Speaking q tSs7rits d5skss the zuur.
net sid; Il an daily more cuu-frced
Of the Prcfun1Isy Of R1L2z-5svzrin's
tznOzs dict1n-'Das uoi &C cue II
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-07
FAIRHAvKN PosroFF1oB
Corner OF Larrseee Avenue and Twelfth
Street

Corner OF Lsrrsees Avenue and Twelfth
Street
Arrival and departure OF uAfl iron, Fair
haven; Wash, fosiofhce. taking eject March
KAN CLOSES rOR
Port rewnsend, OrcSs, FRIDAY HArbor,
MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday At 4ss5 pm,
Via ooAt, and Tuesday. THURSDAY. Saturday
and sunday ~ iS;ts p m via seattle
Sc>trN AuacOrteS, Seattle. TAco-A and
Eastern mail ~ issss . a daily.
West ferndAle. Blaine and British Colzri-
eiA AZ lsstS .. m daily.
New WATSON kiecsrfe street Railway II
80 q, IN. and ass , m. daily exceps sunday.
NAH kESIvES FR0N
fNrt rcNuSeni. O-S&s- FrstSy Hkrnor
tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY a. so .
blaine West EsspdA,e tze B-ssssh Coiun-
Ola ~ lsSe 4 m. daily.
seAttle raeosaA and EAsseru uaAn a. i=s
New Whatcor, via Eise-rss S--ss. Rtslu.T
~ ~ am. AMI A,C !. n. daily sNesrs Su-tHF
fAtroANeo - SsNce c,CsseS cases Al : a n
AM A5fiNss AZ 2. e., daily sxcsva Sun1Ay.
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