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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13
Utilizing Hot Wells.

An interesting item of intelligence
from Boise City is that the boiling wells
a mile from that place are to be utilized
for heating buildings Boise City is for
tunate indeed if this can be done. There
are several artesian wells that pour out
great streams of boiling water. 1t is not
mineral water, but just pure, clean, hot
water, utilized heretofore only for bath
ing. But now 6-inch pipe is to be LAID
from the wells to the town, and the
fluid is to be introduced into business
blocks and private dwellings to secure
summer temperature in cold weather.
The saving in coal will be so per cent,
as there is no expense about getting the
water except to pipe it. 1t is to be
hoped the supply will hold out, and that
this unique experiment will be success
full. The saving in dust, ashes, SCOT,
coal smoke and labor is incalcu1able.
The method of heating buildings by
hot water is coming to be recognized as
the best. Florists found it out long ago,
and now most of the large modern green
houses that supply cut flowers to the
trade are kept at the right temperature
by this soft, steady heat The machinery
necessary to heat houses thus has be-
come so complete and so reasonable in
price that any house supplied with a
constant flow of water can be warmed
in this most healthful, clearly and con-
venient of all ways.
The time will probably come when
every well to do farmer will have his
home heated in this way. Artesian wells
are not so very expensive and many
farms do not even need these, for they
are supplied with never failing springs
and brooks. A windmill will usually
pump the water into tank which gives
the necessary pressure, and the piping
can be done at not great expense. A
small furnace and boiler will do the rest
There is really no reason why farm
houses should not have as complete ar
rangements for comfort as city home
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13

The Columbus (o.) board of trade has
done public service in passing that res
olution asking the Worlds fair author
tiles to see to it in time that restaurant
keepers and boarding houses do not pile
ON extortionate rates during the exposi-
ton. The temptation to do this will oe
more than human nature can bear, I'M
aided either by divine power or by a
good, strong human authority. At the
Paris exposition all was perfect except
for this one thing, Restaurateurs fat
tened like cormorants on their prey, and
the complaint of their extortion was uni
versal. The fair authorities must make
such arrangements at Chicago that when
any fellow goes TO putting sixteen prices
on beef from the cows that got away
from the flagship Santa Maria when
Columbus discovered America he may
be yanked up and made an awful exam
pie of.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13

Now let the citizens of Falrhaven
nut ON their thinking caps and select
arst-class men to fill the various mu-
n,c,paI offices during the ensuing
year.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARcEER, NJ. D.,
iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 7.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13
PAUL TIERNAN
CONTRACTOR

All kinds Of Jobs promptly done. Special
attention given TO making sewer connec-
lions. Address, p. o. Box 3s5, Fairhaven
Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13
B 0aTHERN
4 PACIFIC RI
Is the line to take
To ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH

1t is the DINING CAR ROUTE. 1t rur
through vEsTIBULED TRAINS every da
in the year.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-13
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
~ (LIMITED)
TINE CARD
STEAMSHIP PREMIER

Connecting at Tacoma with n. r trains
+Daily except Saturday
+Daily except Sunday ,r..1.
The company reserves the right 10 chahge
the above schedule without notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE LORD OR THE DOCTOR. By Lock Wood 1omo,
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Ip 81. a. J. Schultz Coz
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ndiroa0s.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ I. e. IL " hiN -, l">Nc'l
Tran, leave WEST 42d-,t. station, New York. as fol-
low. and ten minutes earlier from H. West 1871 II
IlO 4 VI Daily local u Albany and CatsAu Noun
talns INc. sunday. wet OF iOe}man's Jc. Sleeping
car Sew u Bloomyle sundays only
7IJ 4. VI Daily local 10 Albany except Sunday for
tat,ku Mountain, ana saratoga farl"r car to AbSpT
1900 A VI Daily for Albany UtIca s,racusc Roches-
IT, Iurllu. Niagara Falls. Detroit. chicago; except
saturday Tor Toronto except Sundiy Tor Sarotoga
,at~Gil Mouiu,in- Scw PATTI. Like Mohonk and
Miunrwaska Inrior % lioomNille pud New Palz
n .35 A.. VI Daily. except sunday. TO tut-lNl Noun
tame. Nrw Patti, I.nAc- Mohonk and NlncN asko, Al
Bloom, lle saratoga and Cldwen.
1l5 PM Saturday. only, Ill.Ioliday SPECIAL 70 Cat,
KIN Mountains. PUrlor caf attached.
n:i. - q. VI Daily, except SmfN. 10 Cgtshtu Noun
ialns. Nry-inlu. Lakes Mohonk aud Minnewa>ka
Albany Sarlto1a. saturday. oni. Blo0unlllc and
n 4 90 T. VI Daily except SUNDAY for Albany.
5I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Montr'll. Utica, SNra-
ci-. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
$50 l.. VI Dally. cvccpt sunday. Ncwburg. Al
Lmy saratoga aud MONTREAL
SD T.. VI Diiy for Albany Utica, SyIacnsc Roche.
tr Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toroato. Detroit. Chicago,
Lpui.
Leaves BrooRlyn BY Anney; $1,000. 1910
mAyEiisrRiw LOCALS. 30. - - =; NJ,
NEWBUEG LOCALS, ; 20 'lo15 A. NJ, 4 -, i:3o,
slcspies car, foi I,,raIo, N.aqoa Fails. Toronto.
Detroit. Chicago. ~ Louis on ali throurh trains.
Daily. Tor tickets. Tine ullr.. paror and sleeping
Accommodations or hfornatlon. Apply offices: Brook
loot of Fulto,.,t Sow York City. 1873 27l 1853 7s5
OA2 broadway; 1i3 lowcy. 81 East 1ith.st, 80 West
C. + LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

Philadelphia Express. 400. ~ 9oo 1000 II 80 a. "a
SsSs j; So SSo a9s S Ss 'S 80 S
Baisi@oe and Washington LSpreSs G;ly at 90 10
a. m, WITH dining car. 49, $50. dining car 300 p I'
Additional train weekdays for Baltimore g so n.
PaTo. Sers on pay ia,S sSeP' On Ssat %
$50 Etang Ga 5o 800 Except
s e,l sSsdi soJ ss 20 sff s
II ss.a 4 XIX. sda sI SS M sS
For E!stOn. Bethlehem, Aentsyn Maueh Chunk; So:
for sssnaa t so and Scranton ss m.
high G5dse Branch ana I Lake HGPascOns. 600.
sS or P;1 i &Osa $50 S9n sys 1913
100 246 400. $50 500 SIC. 6.I5. 100 p. m. Sun
days. 800. II 80 a. N. 400
ALI. RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold Atlantic Highlands, 4.30, SIS, Il3o
a. m, 30, 40. 0l' p H. Sundays 9l5 a. M. 400,
For Red Bank Long Branch and points South to Point
Pleasant. $50. SIS. 1880 lL30 N. 40 SATURDAYS
onlyl iSO. 2.i5. $40, 400 80. 80. 6l5 ,. n
sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK, 9l5,
For lakewood AXE Tom, River Barnegas Park and Bsrne
For Atlantic City vneOnd aud BrdgetOn. 40 m.
For Monmouth Beach. seabricht and Highland Beach.
30 g Is q. m; 20. 40 @ - p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier g. " r.. foot Rector
For Atlaatic Highlands, Highland Beach. Seabrleht
81. S 30 p. IN. SUNDAYS. 80 a. NJ 100 p m.
For Elberon. Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK and Point
For Rel Bank. a. 40 100 a. M; loo, S.45. 80
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barncgas. at 80
|" For For f tiS 3D. at L 100. si5 $50 p IN
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Long Island Railroad
Upo,I FOOT EAST 3iTH ST., FOR

FPOM FOOT EAST 3iTH ST. FOX
oRfENpORT EINERHEAD. 20 a. M. 80 ,Satmr-
day, oaly, 80 (shcter Island Express IRAN IV' .
So II AkHoR ne HAMlTONS 5 20, so (Sstur-
day. ouyl. : so ("Trsn lOoj. 20. 4:-o. Sundays
KcNKONKOMA. BRENTWOOD, 500 o. m, 80
fSaturdlv. onlv 20. ( 80. 20 SUNDAYS 100 - M
PNTt VOtfCE 10. 20. 10 80 IN. 90 t>a,ur-
tny, only , 70. 20. 50, 20, 20 P M sunda'-'
90 a - =,
20 1Sstardeys oily. ~. 20 i:S5 $40. 8 80
4 20 so 10 90 T. 90 night wednesdays and Sntur-
dan. only Sundly- 40 - 90 4. NJ, 20 30 T. VI
'PORT JEFF rItSON. NOkTIIpOEi. HUNT NOTION,
COLD SPRI Sc so / 80 SATURDAYS onlvl 30, ~
- II 70 Northport only 10 80 A. NJ, q - p NJ sun
DAYS . 90 \. ~ & 20 T. NJ; TO Norhport only . %
\ OYSTER BAY. GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. RoSLYX.
y so 3 90 700 night "Wednesday and saturdays
"niV' SUNDAYS 20 so A. NJ. % 20. 30 p NJ.
GARDEN cry HTMPSTtAD 80. : 20. 10 30 \.
NJ 300 90 20. 20 20 20. 80. 90 10 90
T. NJ l. % night SUNDAYS. 9:co. 9.2o A. NJ. l 20.
1F,R RoCKHwNy. Via Valley stream. 6;io O:5o
A VI y 50 10 on l.. NJ. T. 90 night sundays. 20.
.iS 3 co. 90 - 90 so 10 20 p. NJ
NVFRNT AND FAR ROCK AWAY. Via \. Y and r.
II nv 80 20 %. 10 30 \. NJ. Il 80 Saturdays
anl,I 20 8 70 20 20. 80 100 4. NJ. SUNDAYS.
90 10 50 A. NJ. 90 so. 80. 80. $780, %.
Tckc, orccs at Long I,land CITY foot Fast 3ithst.
foot Of Charbcr-.st J.. r.; II POI $50 and l3l3 Broad
wny Y V Brooklyn. at I1tbuSh, Franklin ave.
and Fast York citations.
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"DECFMBER ROSES. "
APPLETONS'
CANADIAN GUIDE-BOOK.

PART II. WESTERN CANADA. e.. FROM oITA-
WA AND MONTREAL TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN.
companion Noume to Part l. Eastern tanaaA) WIN
numerous Maps and Illustrations. BY ERNEST NIGER
SOIL. 12mo. Flexible cloth. 81
In view Of the remarkably favorable reception gwen 70
Appleonp 'Canadian Guide Book. Part Eastern (adu
the publi sher and readers VIII De
ed I'm the OF "A companion volume "ncn
describe Western the style Mr. lhsei~oI
takes Montreal into the regions nort %
Toronto through pensular region OF Canada along the
into the Northwest he describes Manitoba the valley o.
the Saskatchewan and Red River, picturng the NE OF
the Indians and old Hudson Bay posts and iay ar
the Journey across the plains. he reaches me Oahaun
Rocky Mountains The wonderful scenery Of ms
urrhans tho finest the continent. II fuily Described
Under Mr. Ingersos guidance the tourist visits l}ann ue
Canadian National Park and the wonderful acierS ana
eanons of that region After series OF NVu pictures OF
The maintain scenery Mr.. Ingcrsol continues on INTO
british Columbia hi, volume with descriptions
WestmInster VancouVers Island end sketch or IN"
routes 10 Alaska IT, IA, o., -,
II safe ~ say that no volumes dealing with Canahs
nrcsent so much pl and entertaining Information IN 80
con yoncnt a form AppetOns' Canadian ftuide-B"oks
me Guide 20 Canada. like It's Predecessor: !,
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the districts described.
For sale by all booksellers will be sent by mail on
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New-YOrk and Long Branch Railroad


For Rcd Rank. Long Brunch Ocean Grove. and Asbury
Park Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foot C0rtlandt and Desbrosses sts.:
80. 80 o;l0 A NJ, IL noon 20 Saturdays only
30 eNppss), $40 teNpgcssD 40 express, except Red
Bank,. $40, 7:C0 r. NJ. Sundays, SIS. GAS A. NJ.
10 =. NJ.
Foot Liberty st..
49, 10 10 80 II 80 \. NJ. CcNpress) 20 Saturday,
only 30 "a. 30 texpre s., I 100. 80 teNpress)
80. rs +. NJ. Sundays, 10. II 80 a. NJ, Z. NJ
Sunday DO not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
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NETWORK e.
NEW.ENCLAND
RAILROAD,

I'D Miles Shorf'r than any Other Kali Line Between
New York and Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The White Train is the most luxurious train run on
Eastern roads Has Pullman Royal parlor Cars. Dining
Car and Buffet Smoking Tar and Coaches,
run OF SO miles from Willlnantlc BOSTON, Without
STOP Fare, 81 less than that other limited train
This train leaves Grand Central Station d. m daily
and arrives In Boston Ut 3 40 y. and vice Versa.
mantc leaving Grand Central Station II stops at
vernon Willimnntlt, Putnam. Blackstone Franklin
and arrives In Boston at $3.50. A.. G. KENDALL,
T. d. MELLEN, General Manager ~s'"~
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Railroads..

Railroads.
PennsyIvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot oi
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt strcc'''
In Effect JUNE 18th, 1892.
900 A. mpuma TIVE EDIT ga5or cars
HrTiveS Cleveland :25 COLUMBUS ms So and nd ST.
@Ss"apG' b. 40 next Day chiaSS
except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sssnss h Bnns s TSsf
bss:y .a9 81. isi h.
SS :i-e sS fna
H"aspe sIfs'f'? S5 Sa SaS n aud St
"T I iiS p @' AND Nd Ci2crxSArI EXPRESS.
Dng car. nom Ns%Y e. .n to y vs. hSuis
Passenger coaches NswYork TO ST. Louis, Arr nsS
Cincinnati l0:45 a. No. and st. Louis ! 'oo D. LIZ ~
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
SS9 slosR1s
Coaches from NewYOrk to Chicago. Arrives la 0hf
cago 3 100 p m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 vestOqs Sleeping SO Gar SnTs SeM
Phapa ftsDS,r % Chicago no Arr d,S
for Toe S a" c excsp next
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SOC opi "a arrives weekdays sS a tou@Sa,
Cleveland s5 next dsy yDn s%a ds ar Tc 81 dsy
sD DO tar Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 p M.-rullman yesHbue Steering Cars New: YS:x
G%S % AS n ?: a %
s.. Louis 90 m. second morning .., a., nj,
E for 81 HsR'' s S9 E'9%'Se aqa
'Co + M WITH {s%Pns "a DSiass WIN
500 r. Pullman Bur. seeprs Car to
Via Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
days pullman rAror p sss ss' lsns Fas
s. %''PpnfM29 e %rsa daily rqIl;
WILMINGTON 25 p 80 sA.ra ,l isr beyond usual
Addtionai Trains, 80 800 soS 70 T. aps
~ 20 a. m III 6 @y DIV yy anq o0 D. m n anu sunday
Si5 and 81 80 a. m &c. ' 90 200 p.
For 20 20 oso wse ssaeg with through
For CAPE Nay, 90 p. weekdays Through Bullet
For Long branch Asnury ocean eSvG ana Point s
$40, $40. go, $40 aud 90 p m. ~eeh,days.
saturday only, 20 y III. Sundays, $40. o:4o a. m:
and Z Is p. IN. do not stop at As0ury Park ana
Ocean Grove Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express, 20, 20, 90 80 9:0n, 80 C0;oo Penn
sy'anis Limited with Dining Car and 10 10 washington
Limited. with Dining Carl and IL 90 IL 20 Oo
2:lo. 800. $3.50. Zoo, $50. 800 90. 80 100
H. g. g 90 90 g. sS$Psty' Sss'',.
100, 100, 80 90. 30 and 9 100 p.
ard II IS night Accommodation 90 and 90 D.
Fer Timetables Of trains local poin the Penny
Railroad system Apply At the f s. Ticket
A.tor House 42d.st. and Gth-ave. 1874 East 25thss.
28i West 1c5ih-st 25l COumbusaye.. and foot Of Des
brosses and Cortandt SITS. COurt-st., $50 Fttonst
tS Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Full
tOn.st.. Brooklyn rs Hudson-st.. Hoboacn; Station.
Jersey CITY
The Sew.York Transfer Company will call for snd check
baggage hotels and residences through 20 Destination
CHAS f. PU8H j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot OfLiberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect June 20. 1892.

Trims leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER, DAILY 1880
A. VI PHILADA FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Ann SCRANTON EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
s:i5 A. NJ. 1870 =. VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
Where Will You Spend the Summer?

Cooks American Tour BOOB just issued which contains
40 lages and three coorrd Will enable
at c'oriy amIoriout question Ond DO had for
tho asking. send fOr postage.
Special Excursion 10
Niagara Ens and thHutauqua.
AUG. liz, Llt.
send for particulars 10
T,o-. Cook n son. 26I and I .!.o broadway.
Oniclaly appointed Agents for H. o.. Erie. New York
n, t....n iNau Isntl r,ul,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
NEw.YORK ONTARIO AND WgsTERNIRAILWAY

In consequence of the Improvement, being made ut the
foot Of Jay st. the ferry aud passenger business Is
temporarily transferred from J0ys to the feryhouse In
Pennsylvania Railroad Conlany. ut the foot OF West
l3thst. Trains leave West i2d.st.
500 A. NJ IS minutes earlier from the foot Of West
i3th.sL) Tor Middletown Bloomngbugh Port Jeryis
Monticello Ellcnye Fallsbulg h. Liberty Livingston
Manor. Hancock. Carbondale, scranton Walton Debit
Sidney Norwich, Ednrston, Utca Rome Oneida Oswego
Detroit, Chicago. aud points Wort;
9,I5A A. NJ. for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and
MnncNaska, Waikiki Valley stations, Mddetown. Bloom
Inebureh tcnve. Pittsburgh Monticello liuriey'ille,
Liberty White Lake.
BIS T. Nj Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
waska, Wollk Valley stations, Mddletowo. Biooming
burgh Elcnville Pittsburgh Hurleyvc Liberty. White
200 r. NJ Mddctown. Pittsburgh. Liberty. Lv-
ingston Manor Rockland. Walton, Sidney, Norwich.
Oneida Oswcao Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi.
caco and West Pullman sleepcrs rcclinEg-chair car
ia + NJ asd 81 80 F. NJ West 18th st. satur.
davs only Tor Middlctown. Dlaomtngburgh Eenyills.
Mountain Pittsburgh. Monticello, Hureyvile.
Liberty white Lake, lockland
Daily all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing. room seats and seepng.csr berths
obtained at 323 broadway New.rork
]. q. ANDERSON. q. p. A, % Beaver-st, New.York.
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For Buffalo. Niaqara Falls and the West

s.io Ii. 80 p. III. >dnlays. $40 a. u, $50 p m
Dor EaSton, 100 Is m; l-.3O, 2.l5, 80 5l5.
7.So m sundays, 90. si5 II % o a. m 40. $50 N
a. m IL 80 l2l5 except Mauch ChuH0 3f5. 5.l5. 739
y. IA sundays 100 SIS. 100 a. m; 40 7.30 p. M
For Hareton : Is q. m. IL 80 3.i5, 7.3O D. II.
days s.l5 II % a. ~ 7.So p m
tol points In the Mlhanoy coal region az SIS . /:
30 345 y. H. Sundays, SIS, 100 a. N.
For wllkesbarrc. Pttston and scranton SIS a. nj
1880, u.s. 100 p IN sundays. except scranton, SIS
n: Iso p. ,o,o .a,
SIS a. m 80 p. n.
Tickets psfor be procured l52. 49,
POI. AS 7S5 si2 lao Broadway. 70 Murray-st, Slt
Csnslst' 81 East ltth.st, 2$5 eolumbu,aye.. and s.
West i35th.-t. New-Y0rk 1893 wash ngtonst 720 Eul.
ton s. BrOoklyn. and - Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
WeStcOtt Express Co. will cal for and check baggaeo
from hotel Or residence 10 destination.
A 4. MCLEOD Z. q. HANCOCK,
Prest & Gen MET Gci. Pass. Agent.
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