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RAILROAD TINE rAnLEs.
BALTIMORE ( ONO TINE TABLE.
ID
In Eject sunday. nov. Is. 1899.
WEsT BouNp.

non 5 yestihuied Limited .sDs IL. leaves
View York 1915 a. m. PhiIa. SI5 Baltic fOa0:
Wash. li.3o; arrive al Martinsburg 1880 D. 4.
and Chicago il;55 a. m. connects at Hancock
fer Berkeley Springs and at Cumberland for
pittsburg
mo yestibuled Express .,Daily.r leaves
New York 1870 p. M, Phila los Baltic 5:fs
WASH: SID arrives al Martlnsbu 1886 3. VI
ami Chicago $50 II, mi MASH
No j NesiibuEed limited sDaily leayc.
New York. $50 a. M PiliR 1875 N faIto 2s33 :
M, Wash $40 arrives n Martinsbarg 536 X
m. Cincinnati rs e. M, ST Louis esg5 n X,
Cdtlnects AZ Hancock for Berkeley Springs. III
cent sunday. E
No, g. Nestibuled Express aDaiiy." leaves
New Yo~k 3s0 ., M; PhiIa 7ssg BALTIC 1il.si
Wash. LIS arrives At MaFtinSburR 1854 n
CINCINNATI s:i5 p. m; ard ST Louis T:ts a. NJ. III
NO 2. PittsburE Express Daily b leaves Nt.y.
York is39 p. m, Fliiia. 405: Ratio no Ana
Wash. s:s5 arrives ~ MaFtinsburg 1895 s. M
and Pittsburg &. " a m ~
NO ~ BaitNanre and Cumberland Aenamss
dagspn Dails, leaves Baltimore $50 "a yis
Old line, arrives az Martinsbnfg S.g5 Az M. CIlrn
oerlapd 1913 h N. stops at All stations ard
connects az Hancock for Berkeley Springs, 81.
No, i5 Baltimore and Piedmont AeeaYnma
daticn Daily except Sunday. leaves Baiti.
more Via Old iige AZ $40 r. M and arYfvas n
Martinshurg ia m Fant Iissllnsstit M Ss ~ \,
stops NJ ail Stati1fs and honnccfs-44t fIafissogk
tor Berksiey Springs and al Greeu spring nun
No. ss Ernnswiek ana Martinsh,,rg Accom-
mediation, daily, leaves Brunswick q. Ia IS ~
arrives az Martlnsburg ~ .. NJ.
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a CURIOUS RAILWAY RELIC.


Specimen of the First Passenger Ticket
Ia Css on the Railroads.
Among various trophies secured BY
Chief Smith Of the transportation de
partmcnt during his recent visit to Eu-
rope is small brass pocket piece re-
sembiing an ordinary baggage check,
which is worth great deal more than
its weight in gold II Is Of octagon
shape and on one side is stamped the
inscription Il. & s. Railway Bag
worth, No 20.n On the opposite side
the ramber Is repeated This fortu-
natcly preserved relic represents the
sindaad form Of tickets In use In 1889
XII sPen carriage passengers on the
Leicester & Swannington railway
The distance covered by the main line
ggas tribe over sixteen miles, and the
passenger fares charged were one and
snc-qnarter pence per miles. There
svas one class only. and passengers
stood IN in an open Carriage, generally
4novu as a tub, which was nothing
beiter than a high-sided goods wagon.
having no top. no seats, no spring btif-
lers These brass tickets were ISSUED
~ the various stations, the guard Of the
train carrying leather bag something
in the style Of collection box, having
light separate divisions, one Tor each
tations 4 the end Of each passengers
aFacy his ticket was taken up and
sesa h tAe bag by the guard to be
rEarnsal recorded on the books and
gam Used Chicago Times.
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f.|'|....' 80 +. - /. 1917 rDars Il.
Il n No.. -. = 49, q Earsi1',s - !
Ard Sew Tcfk - = = !. . 80. - ~ : =
& ~ 4 1900 ~. rs. r.
iro tl.I1 4. ~z 49,. ;. lpsllg iss4.. =
n "rs,' - 7. ~ ~ y 1rlizlstiis, >. 4.
~ 1r1 Tr- Trrr ~. Z, :. p lte :. ~ ~
= - !. =. -. y. ltAres Pists.
W~.t 80 r.tt,itr- =. - 4fttnsturr - ~ /
Fr-r Fr-k 10 = :, e - fhiia it15
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The PRINCESS.


So hsth grsFe eyes ard trne,
Gray are fhey, cr gE1y-ells
which see The ss4ness. folly. SIN
on MS great world she ilreth II,
Ara win 3 deer. con passtorate Ezzo
ghe looketh d0En ne bfffer Ways
81 sorrUE. feeling eferJthins.
For shs II he dsnghter q . king
she hzth strong hansiE snd small
That give and gre their al
Hegrdn1 rne weary. soothing cares
.asf with quick Wills me Durdens bear
CT fkcse 20 Eeak Or frii Of woe
They sink and faint Ard ever 20
Thcf tie poor, sweet treasures brin9--
For she IS ne daughter d king.
sic hath light feet 70 run
Fr0rn rise 70 set d sun
To Do TIE deeds her heart requires
OF grSHting generous desires
AID spse49iHE 3oy IKE forers afeid,
Were rseace shall richest fruitage ytelti--
Fact Ike III eagle steady wing
Ter she i me daughter 81 king
kna set fssa NOTE her mott
Is4rs ii 4 sittle SPOT
VII fals round gioDe 70 Frcr and shfnei
Yes sueh Der sympathy diEine
All love heY. md her nsodesty
Eut gesis ker heauty she can BE-
Ille oak 10 tower. the vine % cling
Tor SIC i ne daughter q > king
TINE hcncc. when past her part
HEARS ~ baud ard heart
On earth shall be, and Heaven beams
pon her soul ike dreams o. dreamsi
Her eorlEalse angels bringing her
10 Csed = Fright throne, worshiper,
shal hear His blessed welrorning
Ills Chill. INA daughter Of the king
Cora, Linn Daniels, IN Leslies Weekly.
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N "a Nj h \ n N| IA N. ii Ill m W
XIHE WORLDS
az STORY DEPARTMENT. az .

\
AZ length be spoke. Guess I'm .tout
through, amt I. Stranger
= Hope nct replied. here Is your
medicine: and reached for he bottle
No Rufhef talk be interrupted
.ifhar yer frnmT
Massachusetts, / live ii cambridge
and am Z student 81 the college there
'The old man started Y'areT be
asked, eagerly, rising on bis elbows
.Iiarvard7 P'r'aps yer know my boyi
LAS. sir I've got b6y thar. hey.
II don't know I'm alvin though. fer !
haiat seen him since be war . young
Nh Thinks I'm dead. guess. an.
p'Y'aps IT'S Jest a. well. fer hain't ben
ranch q q man; though ! hcv made
sssrne money In the mines nough ter
take kar q him. reckon
Ellis long explanation seemed 70 tire
hin. fer Ne stopped 70 breathe ; mo-
meat, Let soon continued again: Ny
brother's letters sez he's fine boy: one
u them college chaps al Harvard
IsEflaT,s your give him this II " ever
sce hisa; his names inside thar.
The invalid drew large purse frUm
Under his pillow and gave Il 70 me.
was just about To look inside when he.
began 70 cough violently and hastened
to ssise him his medicine.
when he had become calm again he
asked: Dyer sing7
Is little. replied
.ssThen sing me that song bout
Sweet IIome;. it'Il make me think o.
the place I've left. and tn other place
I'm a-goin' to-pretty soon, TOO, reek-
on. stranger
so ! sang the song for him. and
boys, ] don't think ever sang Il 50
we'll A. finished the last verse /
opened the purse 70 end the name Of
bis son. After looking over several
papers came across ii at last, and
we'll bellows land Jim gulped down
4 tearl II jumped 10 that mans bed
side, but il was too late. lie had gone
to bis sweet Home, and never knew
that4I was his son.
Jim stopped ard buried his face tn
bis hands. we sat, silent, for mo-
ment, and then all rose softly and
started 70 20. Sam Watson was the
FIRST To speak; Come. Jim, stay with
me tonight Z
No, thanks. old man" he replied,
quietly, taking up his banjo and pass
Ing slowly ont the door. n think I had
better no home. Charles Emerson
Cook, In Boston Budget.
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How does he feel He feels
at times a gnawing, yoracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly UNI
accountable. unnatural and UNI
healthy. August Fouer he
remedy.
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20 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.
'''Augllst
Flower

Hon. does he feel2H He feels.
cranky, and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours, and manner
of his eating august Flomer
the remedy.
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Hcw does ne .feelp He feels
no desire to 90 to the table and
a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august Fl0icer the remedy.
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IIEsTERs NARYLANp nalIro.n

coS5EcTrxs WIN
4 =; n q shiE.pensbuEs. ana Getty.lg..
~ Haeersfown. PENNSYLVANIA K II - ~.
RredeKiek Junction. ana i III 3
&. and 3 4 p Railr0sd.
ct Union Station. By
tiInOre Nd.
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Hon does he feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools august Flotrer the rem
cay eiaiy
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Hon. does he feel He feels,
after a spell Of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
loathing, and detestation Of
food ; as if a mouthful would
kill him august F7orer the
remedy.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 80. 1888,

AND LOT situated in what i known as Her
rings addition to MaFtinsburg, VI. ya.,- and
known on the plat Of said addition AZ Lot No. s,
ing IN the Shepherdsfown- road 10 feet. and
running back i3G feet. making lot Of 50 feet by
100 feet being the same property conveyed 20
said Geo. r. Green By NJ ". b. Green and
susan X. Green, his wife and Of record among
the land records Of Berkeley County. vi va
The improvements consist Of a twostory frame
TERMS OF SALE -One-third cash and hai
ance IN two equal payments Of six and twelve
months; deferred payments to bear interest
from date, and title 10 property TO be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid
s-E-td JOHN W. MARTIN. Trustee
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD til
" TABLE Dec. Is, ISL

ON Sunday viii stop on signal ortold
passengers
Y Additional trains viii leave Carlisle delst
cept Sunday at o - a. m, - - p. M. S.i9 p
stopping al all intermediate STATIONS. ariylas
harrisburg at 9. 40..a mi. lis p. m, and is II
NO. runs daily between HARRISBURG
Chambersburg
Daily
Daily EXCEPT sunday.
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered 70 The public. a. thu rate
charged Il directly IL proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than IA eqIal rate
f6f ali. Rhlie none but those safely in
surabie are accepted, the
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TRUSTEES SALE
-oF-
Valuable Town Property

By virtue ~ a deed of trust. dated the End
day ~ August, ist0 and recorded Ia the Clerks
0tiiee Of the County Court Of Berkeley County.
ecnted BY George 4. Green. aud Mary s. Green,
his wife, 70 the undersigned trustee To secure
Mary 4, Hobbs in the payment 81 an indebted
ness Of t5s5.0 90 with interest will offer al pub
DC sale. 70 pay same. in front Of the Court
House. In Marfiasbnrg w Va. on
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Firsi-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound Institution that
piaces III IL risks at one rate. wholly
iEneFiDx the Importance RI charging
eaeh fsiify holder q premium ef41itabiy
pxgpcFtlssnet to tile risk sxsn5ned THIS
II the
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal Il similar 10 that applied
u fire insurance the premiums being
regulated Ii accordance with the nature
of the risk THE Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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|. book on it free.

Notice the improvement iii The
WORLD.
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Additional trains VIII leave HARRISBURG W !.
except sunday at S.2s and I0.35a. M, aa1 1
p. m. arriving af Carlisle at 8. ioa- ui- lla4s
and 40 D. nj. stopping at all intermediaie !
tions Il.
Pullman Palace Sleeping ears betwet.aa " y.
erstown and New York on Nos. and y {
and on Nos and Q west. ri
,,..pI.. .,5l, Sleepaing Nars en- 49,
Daily
1 Daily except Sunday.
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The Womb At 10 cents per week.
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OVER $50, 600
PAID MEMBERS AND BRNEFlf Ahl''
for weekly Indemnity and Deaih elA'a'
THE
PEOPLES MUTUAL ACCIDENT ISst 81
ASSOCIATION. eFrlTTsBrRG, "a

IL ypu are business man AMI was i;sI disaA
SIS per week in case you ale ia5Assi,y Il IL
and leave $500 10 yonr family y A, y v W
suit 81 accidental injuries, Apply i2.
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BALTIMORE AND cUMBEKLa,
VALLEY RAILEOAD.

Train arriving al Cherry Rum 45 T. N n
through 10 Hancock. arriving o,l0 P. NJ. y
leaves Hancock 5.20 a. NJ, arriving Cherry Ii
5.45 Al
Additional train leaves Cherry Run al sNi
m, arriving at nagerztown IS >. ri. stoppneI
intermediate stations
Leave Rocky Ridge for Elnmfttshura al 1.
and 1910 3. M. and BIZ and IS 3. M.
Leave EnTmittshilrg for Rocky Ridge atil
and e.55 q. M, and 80 and $40 b. nj!
Leave Brneeviile for Frederick at iO.ssa q
and SEE and TO D. N.
Leave Brueeville for Taneytown. littIestoEl
YORK, Wrightsyille and Columbia ait 9San
and 3. - D. M
+. 4 r. r. Trains leave Shippensl,urg N
and lib Z. M, and 800 p. M, and arrive
Shippensburg at 945 a. M, 40 and $40 :
daily, except Sunday
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j. II # 80 !
There Is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby
There IS nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor"
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do yoI want almost all
that IS known Of the value 81
plumpness told in a way to
commend to you CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emul-
sion Of cod-liver oil if you
need It.
A book on it free.
81 a. 4 BowSr, Chemists, isa south sth Ave,
& Your druggist keeps seott's Emulsion II cod
liver oil AT druggists everywhere az, 81.
! 4 Vi fr--.
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UNDERESTIMATE ANp PuRELY
ARBITRARY TECHRICAIITIES

Which have 50 long worked Injustice to
applicants and agents and while II does
not contemplate IN any sefise the accept
ance Of any applicant not safely insur-
able, IL recognizes the fact that large
plumber 81 risks usually declined can be
Asafely insured AZ an increased premium.
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CONVENTIONS for all stations on SHnosia1ss
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania kailiVsS !
tenn.
II. A. RIDDI.K, W. IA. GARD, J. !. he n,
Gen. Pass, Agt. Agent.
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'paily. tNondays only. All Others dalli I
cept Sunday
j, NJ. HOOD, b. II. GRISWOLDl
Gent Manager. Geli'l Pass. Aga|
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

LONDON, Dee THE Earl of Warwick
died in Warwick castle, aged 10. The
most marked social effect of the death of
the earl is the fact that Lady Brooke, the
great favorite of the Prince of Wales, he
comes countess of Warwick, as her hus-
band, Lord Brooke is the eldest son of the
late earl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04
YAM ALEN DECLINES.
He Refuses to Serve as Ambassa-
dor to Italy,
GIVES HIS REASONS AT LENGTH,



the Fr"sidonts Kindly Protest
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-04

PARIS, Dec. 4.-The GauIois says the be.
trothal of the claroWitz to Alix, princess
of HesseD Damstadt, will be officially an
nounced within q fortnight.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLLECTORS WANTED.-FoI particulars,
y Apply at HERALD UuCa. %
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

The hope which springs eternal in
the human breast has budded into a
full blown flower garden in Fairhaven
within the past two weeks over the con-
tinuous stream of railroad officials and
prominent business men who have been
pouring into the city recently. That
there is something beyond the ordinary
about to happen seems to be general
belief in the minds of the business
men Of the city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20
ABOUT TWO CITIES

"Orders for lumber" said George r.
Atkinson yesterday, "are coming IN
rapidly from the Dakotas, Minnesota,
Montana, Utah, Ohio and other points.
The financial scare seems to be ABOUT
over, and business IS again fesuihlhS,
although there is no use denying tnat
money is tight But | believe the
worst is over.u The Bellingham Bay
Improvement company's mill does
business with "neatness and dlspatch.
An order for a carload of lumber was
received yesterday at 10 O'Clock, ana
this morning the lumber Will be on lts
way to its destination.
w. II. Fouts, who wanted to be IN
spector afloat between Puget sound
and Alaska" visited Port Townsend
last week to interview Collector Saun-
ders on the situation. The situation"
will be cleaned from the following:
"What success did you have"" ln-
quired friend.
"Success; hum! When they saw me
coming they abolished the Office"
X X
A new candidate for the collector
ship at the SUPPORT of New Whatcom
is in the field sure enough, and it is eX'
pected that his appointment will be
announced in few days. The gentle
men who have hustled and rusIled fo
the office will be disappointed indeed,
but they will be cOmforted when they
remember that the race is not always
A A. ha hattla n hn strong
Cold comfort, however, to 1.-THE ialth-
full"
County Commissioners Mcdaniel and
Malloy yesterday caused to be spread
upon the minutes an explanation of
their vote in awarding the county
printing to the Reveille. Briefly the
''explanationu is circulation" and
because the Reveille's figures are less
than any former similar contract which
has been let in the county's history.
The Bellingham Bays put up a good
game of base ball at Silver Beach park
on Sunday, aud in measure retrieved
themselves for the poor playing of the
previous day. The game was interest
ing from start to finish, and "Kid
Leedy," zulu Bill'' Simmons, Warner
and others did good work for the home
team. Tacoma won, however, in the
"best game ever played by the Puget
Sound Amateur league" according t.
the Tacoma's captain, by score of !:
to 10 in favor of the Tacomas. All thu
home boys need is practice-aEd plent!
of it, and they will make good record
for themselves and the Bay.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20
Facts About Animal Structure.

The completely of animal structure is
marvellous. A caterpillar contains more
than 1900 muscles. In human body are
some 1900, 900 perspiration glands, com
municating with the surface by ducts, hav-
ing total length of some 10 miles, while
that of the arteries, veins and capillaries
must be very great. The blood contains
millions Of millions of corpuscles, each a
structure in itself The rods in the retina,
which are supposed to be the ultimate re-
cipients of light, are estimated at 10000
600, and Meinert has calculated that the
gray matter of the brain is built of at least
500 600, 900 cells.-London Tit-Bits.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

The quick return of the swift-winged
schooner Bellingham with a second
good-sized cargo of fish not only proves
that the company succeeded in pur-
chasing a splendid vessel for the duties
assigned it, but also, and what is more
to the purpose, that no mistake was
made in the belief that the waters trib-
utary to Fairhaven contain an unlim.
tied supply of fish. The industry is
one of the most promising in the city
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20
NOW THEY EXPLAIN

County Commissioners Malloy and
Mcdaniel have caused an explanation
OF their act in awarding the pubic
printing to the Reveille to be spread
upon the records of the county, ms
uexplanationD will be published Ver-
batim in tomorrow's issue of the HER
AID. II is based, however, on the
question of the superior circulation
of the Reveille, which the proceedings
before the commissioners showed TO De
about 400 in Whatcom county. Com
rnissioners Malloy and Mcdaniel have
now reached the point of whistling
for their courage and can be relied
upon to break down entirely before
long and make an out-and-out confess
sion that they were wrong in acting as
they did, and that they betrayed the
sacred trusts committed to them.
The HERALD has steadfastly man.
tanned, both in its editorial columns
and by its representative before the
commissioners that while the circula'
ton of paper was to have an influence
in obtaining the contract, nevertheless
circulation was not the principal con
sideration in determining the question
If the bids had been equal, the ques
ton of circulation would then have
been the balancing power to decide th'
question. But where the disparity wa
30 marked in the several bids, TIT
duty of the commissioners was clear u
everyone but themselves to award TN
contract to the lowest bidder, and VIVA
was clear to all observers would nav
been equally plain to Messrs' Mailo!
and Mcdaniel had they not place.
themselves beyond the power of beini
influenced by fact and reason by nav
ing previously determined to act Jus
as they did.
That they had so determined
plain to those who have given serlou
attention to the discussions in th
various papers Of the Bay. III
Express submitted an affidavit agree
ing to circulate 1000 copies per weei
Commissioners Mcdaniel and Mallo
will remember that the editor OF u
HERALD agreed to put every residei
of the county as a. subscriber on II
books, and send the paper free
charge, if circulation" or wide
publicity" was the object; and ha
they really desired to conserve the Il
terests of the taxpayers Of the count!
they would have been on the alert
seize such a proposition. But the
were not. Their thought was not
serve the interests of the taxpayers, b'
to obey their masters. They were NJ
30 entirely stupid as to be blind to II
offer made them. No, the matter WI
foregone before the bids were opene'
Otherwise the bid of the Reveille wou
have.been smaller. Messrs. Malloy an
Mcdaniel have obeyed their polite
masters. III due time they will
called upon to answer for their actic
before the bar of public opinion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20
Weather Forecast

Monday-Fair, preceded by sho y
Tuesday warmer
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20
FAIRHAVEN WEATHER

Recorded bB Henry Engber0
MONDAY, June l9-Temperature, a.
m, SO; 2 d. m, SO; Q D. m, "a. Mean tenn
perature, 55S. Barometer, 3O.l5.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

The cruiser New York is the fastest
naval vessel ahoat. Yet she is built to
eight and not to run away. She is the
most remarkable warship that skill and
ingenuity have produced up to this time
Hands all roundl Three cheers and a
tigeri
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

"Castoria Is so wen adapted to children that
Recommend itas superior to any prescription
tnown to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
"The use of 'Castoria' Is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, d. d.,
NV York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingd.le Reformed Church.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

Richard w. Glider is writing a long
poem, which he will read before the
Army of the Potomac June 81 The vets
deserve better treatment.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-20

The man who first suggested the use
Of bicycles instead of horses in the army
ought to try to ride the two wheeled We
hicle across country once.