Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-29

Democratic Endorsement worth having I'm
Whatcom county where he has lived so
iong and has been so active I'm behalf Of
ms party. He Is a well educated farmer
has been admitted To the bar and has a
beautiful place on Lake Whatcom He
was delegate TO the state convention at
Ellensburg In 1883; has served twice as
chairman OF the county central committee
ana Is great admirer OF Chas. s. Voor-
hees, eX delegate TO congress. Mr. Moore
ran for county assessor Two years ago, but
was defeated by the present incumbent,
Robert Kline"
| The Fairhaven city council will con-
slder The COW question AT the meeting to-
| day. An ordinance introduced last week
! proposes TO conlne the predatory bovine
to certain limits between o'clock In the
evening and q In the morning,
!
w. W. MARBLE, Of Seattle. one of the
/ promoters Of the Painter Bi-ChlOride of
Ho'd company, who propose establishing
an institute at Lake Wbatcom, Is on the
| BHy lu the Interests Of the concern. Mr.
/ Marble is an enthusiast as regards the
cure bOih from Humanitarian and H.
| nancial standpoint. The Painter institute
[ 40 SnOhOmlsh has proved great success,
| aud the treatment has been entirely ciii
caciouS aud very satisfactory. There has
| been quite q number Of well known citi-
lens Of Bclingham bay who have taken
the kccIcy cure, and as one Of them said
yesterday: 1T Is a great thing; the
wheels ln my head were turning the
wrong way, but now believe ! am Ia my
right mind; know ! never felt
/ better In my Afc."
Apropos Of the "gold cure" Colonel w.
i. Nisschcr Is delightiup audiences IN Col
oradO with his mouOlORuc lie enter
talus his audiences with prose and poetry,
aud as wlnd-up be refers 10 Kecley and
MS gold cure, presumably showing him
sell as a living example Of what IL can do.
Colonel Nlsschcr has written a new poem,
and good one, too which appears In the
last Issue Of the Banner Of Gold and
which Will be published In the Sunday
HERALD.
III yer goes 10 AnacOrtes," said one
fisherman 10 another yesterday, yer
wants 10 take Ice with yer" What fOr2"
was asked. Why. 10 bring back yer fish.
u yer wants 20 keep EN-. and 20 preserve
The town II yer don't; it's too dead 10
skin And yet, owing 70 the shingle
business and other manufactures at that
point, the City OF Necessity Is said TO
be doing fairly well.
Major Cole knows all about cows. That
Is, he does now, but he didn't until few
days ago. He has found that the COW ls
Ike the hog, inasmuch ~ both are per
verse. The other day bovine TOOK a
notion 70 sample the lOr's garden sass
over whose prosperity he has expended
some labor and more sweat. The animal
pushed the gate aside and proceeded 20
sample the garden truck and demolsh
things generally. The gallant veteran
eSped the Intruder on his domestic pre-
4gr "a nd Lf4 oh IsA ,aFlfL
shilelagh. lie belabOrcd her roundly with
the cudgel, determined 10 make her re-
treat as she had entered. The COW re-
treated In bad order, and as she did So
With her horns she lifted that unOiTcnding
gate and marched down the street. shak-
Ing her head and snorting IN triumph, the
gate meanwhile dangling on her horns.
The major sat down exhausted and
gasped' and-gasped.
Postmaster Cole says be Is letting the
other fellows do the worrying over the
pOstOiiice, Captain Bass is IN Seattle,
probably interVlc wing the faithful and
exchanging c1nlidehces, Col Moore. Chas.
Donovan and others are looking after the
deputy cOllectOrship, and IN the meantime
Grover makes no appointments IN Wash
ingtOn state.
"ln the early days Of Fairhaven when
the blush was on The BOOM" said real
estate dealer as he stood gazing at va
cant lot on Mckenzie avenue, II was
awakened one morning about daylight by
a man looking for lots ! didn't feel like
getting up at such an untoward hour, but
after a few minutes reflection IL dawned
upon me that ! might as well make
couple Of hundred before breakfast as not
So I arose" The real estate man paused.
We'll, did you make it?' Make it2
Mo- he said, with a penslve look; 81
stopped 20 rub ny eyes, and when ] had
finished ny young man, who
had lately arrived from Los An
geles, had my man IN tow, and
before ! could Oyertake them, he had sold
his man, or rather my man, and pocketed
a good fat commission And this goes 70
show that the early bird doesn't always
catch the worm, TO- the fly chap from the
Orange belt, had been up all night, and
was the late bird, while had sought my
peaceful couch and was the. the, wei
the one who got left, anyway. We did
things In rush IN those days anyhow,
and 1t was no use kicking"
A number Of disabled cars are lying at
the repair shops Ia Happy Valley and the
indications are that the shops VIII shortly
be running full blast.
Notice TO Ladies
Fashionable dressmakiDg on Eigh-
a.. LOT s.I II