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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26

lished in .ast Sundays issue Of the paper,
and consisted Of very strong intima-
tion that Mr.. Culver had succumbed to
the wiles of the iury-bribers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26

UNCLE SANS CONDITION POW
DER will cure D's'empers Coughs.
Colds. Fevcrs and most Of the diseas es
to which Hoses. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs
and Poultry are subject Sold by al
druggists
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26
Election In Ohio.

COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 1s.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the biennial
elections amendment to the con-
stitution Of Ohio, which received ma
iority of votes cast on the proposition
at the last election was not legally
adopted. This establishes the principle
that to change the constitution majority
of all votes cast at general election
must be in the affirmative.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26

ErLERr's EXTRACT or TAR & WILD
CHERRY is safe, reliable and pleasant
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma. and all throat troubles; will
relieve and benefit Consumption. Try
il and be convinced. Every bottle
warranted; price SOC. and one dollar
per bottle Sold by all druggists. Pre-
pared by the Emmert Proprietary Co,
Chicago, III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26
av FoIIow nrayiI,s EvamnI.

LISBON, Dec. 2l.-The Republicans
here have decided to issue a manifesto
to the effect that the time is favorable
one for abolishing the monarchy,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26
Malleton froclaimed King.

SYpNEY. Dec. 20. Malietoa has been
proclaimed King in Samoa and has been
formally SO recognized by the Consuls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26
Lost Their stars.

CHICAGO, Dee. 20. Chief of Police
Hubbard yesterday removed five officers
and detectives on account of their con.
nection with the Cronin murder case.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-12-26

NEW York, Dec. Cot is rumored in
shipping circles that the steamboat City
of Kingston has been lost at sea with
all hands, forty-two in number.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30

SRA StanlcDs Mmgonmsftp,

Zen lille Sfibsaut. - Stanleps Sarnopm.
Sans Nopptipfaoer. - %8onfeoereret
Solbat. Imerifanf Tepprter.
Oct bar en- fob Os triit 9ecemberais
ten. 2ise fra Wcrsenen bapbe en- tet
Taase binbret 9amplfibstraiiten paa
Werlep us siort Nbsansen til 2ipers
pools Saon umulis; ueo Msrtets Jrems
brub baooe 9aasen forfeited fig cs bra
get fig inb pper Spen. Man funoe
lisne ben ceb ct bpiot 2isfleee meb
Suler, 9iennem 5uilfe @asblua iene
itinneoe Tom rpolise 6leffer. Ser bar
npset al boert / benne Gage: &imirof,
Sanboamp, uoounitniuser fra 8loaferne
os 5abrifrss, Der los fig neb; bet bar
ben este eu9elife "fog', Der ADLER
'spleen" us mprte 3anfsr.
s Yortrummet til ct Sarelnser, mibi
imelem Die ps 5arpetpnber, iao en-
ing Gut meo ct tanfsfulot 1btrpf iams
menfreben. @eo Stinnet fra 8asblus.
Jet / 1rappesarsen talte ban after ps
after npsle Sslumpnter, os bper Gang
ban fom til ben iibite, bar Der / bans
Gine, 5aster ps belle @eisn liseiom en-
fjarenoe 5ortpIlelie.
set er life npf", mumleoe gan, "ber
mansler n9iten ct Yunb! Iloris /
Sereen oil ies flnne tiene iaa meset fra
MI til imorsen!".
Seq baabeoe at futile faa mere Grs
beibe bag, fortiatte ban meb ct tunst
Sui; "men / benne 3aase bar Sfibene
life funnel fcmme inb / Sapnen, ps Der
er life fort at ijene for be imaa Sos
Iere."
Sans 8lif bleu baarbt os itiut.
"Os bog er bet imorsen, Stibst ais
saar III Nem Orleans!"
@utten bapee itsttet fin Yanbe paa
besse fine Senber, % meb Jinsrsns
iputes ban formelis at bile fnabe lit
Sopeo for at faa 2~ssninsen al ct uans
Relist Srcblem til at iprinse ub beraf.
Slucielis retteSe ban Jig pp os iasbe
Seq refer alliseoel!"
Os meo ben RO, iOm fslser meo en-
uroffelis Yelutnins, Der sisr Gnbe paa
etbpert npt Snbfalb, lasce ban fig. iaa
long ban bar, luffeee Dinene % ialot |
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
YaI. s. &robn.

giterretninsen ON Yait. &rcbns 9sb
bar pisielis paft Sors / manages Sisrs
ter.
Iaar Ssitsn er flor % @rbeiberne
faa, ipnes bet NOT unberlist, at Serren
fulbe falbe fine IrbeiSere bjem, mebens
Der eubnu er N~rbeibsfraIt tilbaae. Men
Serrens ganfsr er bsiere END bore Tanz
fer ps be er altib be rette.
Baitor &rpbn bsrte til bore Glbre
8r9Itsr. San birfebe fgrit / l9usere
3ib / Chicago, bpor ban fit iamlet en-
flor Wenisbeo % bpsset N flor airfe.
s 1877 falotss ban til Yrait for Nortb
Srairie os anneftereoe Wenisbeber
Siumore 60, Minn., buOr ban pirfeoe
til fin 9sb.
Slanot be al BEN 0orfe Sbnobe nbs
traabte NntimisIouriere babe ban en-
fremItubt Sitting, oar Weolem al 8e,
itprelien for 2utberif Erelteitole / Nortb=
feb, % bapbe unber Nntimis
naro9renoe lsie Organization ct Slasa
Gormanhsfiilius for antimislouriernes
Wenisbsber | Soma % isnbre Minne-
iOta. 2srbds Den lobe fit ban !Sjema
lUp efter 10 9ases Spseleie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
E~oromGmoemcs Spoagelie al
Inncrtfa.

Der er sanIfe uiit foo Yerionsr, ION
meo iaa mesen Seseiittius bar isst Of
sisre ben ameritanlfe Seroen bstienoi
meb be biitpriife ajenossjerninser, Der
er fnpttebe iii benre S%esiuenbeo, ium
Miis Marie u. Yrpipn. Senne Game
bar meo ~eneftaaenbe Sbarbisbeb irat at
jamie oft, iom fan fafte Cps oper % EN-
gang for oae for gsrben f~aiIaa ben
ajenossiernins, at Self Griflsn / 2lar
1000 ppoaseoe, buub ri MI faleer Mmes
rita. Dtiis 8rcuu bar ubsipet en- BOG,
bpori bun bar fremlast 8~eiultaierne al
fine unoerioselier os Stuoier benne
Sag. Os for en- 9io iiosu bar bun be.
spnbt at sisre en- 8unorsiie / be s5or.
enebe Stater for at 5clbe 5Orebraa oper
bette gmne, Tom BUN bar faitet fla uper
meb Of fin Snteresie.
Den aienbssiern' 9, at Self grifItn
opoaSeoe amerlfa, er uaturlispis lause
blepet erfIenet al ole, iom iibber inpe
meb ben furnsbne 8uubfab til at tunne
tale ON benne Sag. Men Miis Sruun
oil sipe bsnne biitOriite ajenbssiernius
forsset Snterssie os Y%eippnins peb at
isse at bspiie. at aClumbas life fOrtie.
nsr al ben @re, Der i Glminoelisbeb
bepiiss BAN, ba ban uubsr tit DpbOlo
paa Sslano fom til filter aunoItab ON,
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30

at Der larst oeit par ct 9dno iom
Nmerifa.
Deite er ben npe Sibe af Sasen, iom
Miis gro,un Tiger at paapiie, os at
bcmme eiter 8eretninserne / Gpiierue
fra be Steoer, bppr bun bar bolot Sore
oras for fore os fritiife SOriamlinser,
bar bet lptteoes benoe oeo fit flare os
interssianie 5orebrus of sisre bet | bsi
@rab ianbipnlist for mango, at bun bar
Ret i fin gaaitanb ON 8olumbus's 5ors
ubplben. 9snne Yaaltanb er belIer life,
iom befisnbi, fsrit 'remiat af Miis
Broipu, men benbes 5ortjenefte beitaar
/ ben ft9rfe S%pfrbepisning, bun bar i
bette Stbtfe, os / 5remfsrelisn af ben
&Gtfs at Nrsumenter, BUN bar til al
itgtte i'm Yuoitanb.
Ntiis Srpwn bar aIereoe bolbt Sore
crns | Bolton, Mep yorf, Gbicasp og
andre Steoer, % oueralt bar bun pafi
mssen Snteresie. pun aster MI al
botbe ct 5oreoras ooer bette @mne o9s
iaa | 9ecorab ben Abe Jebruar, os ri
er pisie paa, at ialfalo ale Norbmenn
/ 8pen 9jerne oil bsre. bpao en- &meri,
farerinhe bar at iise ON ct gmne, Der
maa tiltale ale, iom bar norif Blob
fine Gorer. Den Opmuntrins bsr 81
sipe Miis Broipn / benbes Irbeibe for
at sse Norbmanbenes Sober, at b
saar os b0rer benbes Soreoras.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
Sntaapluf.

Gubitsr 9aubnep bar fjsbt Sdtplep
G%ienbpmmen / Spofanten al 0ecorah.
Sobn Sane bar fisbt no els'
pcrtbs S%orreinins % nster at or'pe ben
| fsrre MualeiiOt.
2ben Gtuse al Ben Bears Slpd
Ct MI fulofanois repdreret efter SIoe'
braneen, ps petere uotpret END noSen'
finbe fpr.
Sr. o. O.. Sunbooib al Seen
Samptun bar / 0ecorab iibite llse.
Gnbreiu Stsen fra Spring Srooe
par / Sren iibite 5rebas, liseleoes
@nere Z. 5rnbus.
MenisbsosmpSe feriifommenoe
Tbprsbae Gitsrmiobas al. 2.
Sen Bear t9ntsr alIereoe pna i'm
gaar Soripuirs, berfor rubber ban boer
9aa fore 8unfer no uf fit alebess
Eager, cs oct sisr ban peS OF 'alse I'll
utrplist bilise 8riier. Oct er raIt Vi
Iatnius, gen Seur ct inoe for, og ben
bar ban usiaa altio. Oct er life blot
for at ie Seir Sisnnlsrne, at man snar
up til hans 8utii; nei, man saar inb,
for paiua at ie "Sisnalerne" pan bans
&labsr, pe bisie falber / GQes Smds.
On pen aIGonins for SpOtpris oporis
pes fnapt anbetitebs eno bos BAN.
8aa 9Ursbns be9pnrer 9itritt
gpurts Sebrunr. 9ermin for ben nps
calste 8pmmsr Wr. 5eIoips.
Slaeter Duff bar iolst no fin Jorz
refining til Safob z. d Senrn Saas.
- Zen bebrnebe hilbert @nbn 8ons
cert blsu Der Sutet Of; be Spiuenbe
inbfanot iis life.
- CT Gar samle 8inneibeit Settlere
bar neblust fin 8anbrinssiau, remlis
Spen s. 5olfeoabl % Sipert Silberts
ion / Sisblano 9ownibip.
Deb ibite Sals paa G%mbebsmanb
for Rntionol Sanien / Sauit ste. Mas
RE, Mi6isun, tps Mtr, Sos. s. Cation
GIIfeo iom 8reioent, ps fulstes iBlabs
fen al Z. @ Burbid. Gbas. z. Sailer
blep asIiiterenbe adsierer.
- Susebret 6. @ulsOis fra 5lau
Gnner til Soliusoul, Iorse, en- gam.
mel Settler / Glaptpn County, btlltt
paa us iioite llse. Gan bapbe, ION
Here Anore, paret pppe for Of blipe rpe.
reret al Dor 9anbsmanb Or. Spdmau
% bar M freipis p9 t~iliosfulo, fiber
ban bapoe p9ret / spoe S9nbsr.
- 8rporeue 8earo bar MI fjsbt Der
Gienpom, buur bet tiblisere scale
factory breu fin Sirtiombsb. @anb
fraftsn brioer MI en- 5eebs Mplle 70,
giernss fore Seietains Of Slastefuas
- 2sitnant Ole Inoerion % Som
er | ct. Saul paa 8eiss hos SlGst
nirse os 8enner Der.
Die Gsse & 60. bar fin Smeoe
ibup peb Sendes BRO / @sit 9ecorab
@obt Irbeibe saranteres.
- @illbur 9umber Company pa
@aibinstOn Street bar ioIst no ii
Trabben 2umber 60. fra DUBUQUE.
"9e hinges Sorbuno" afboloe
5orretninssmsce fcrItfummsnbe 5rsba.
Gfteu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
Nperttsiem
Sm9em @af.
Dor 8iaetfjSberr
vi isser life at oiloleoe Bublitpm NJ,
apertere gmisrautbiletter for
S25.OO.

$500,
bpilfet er Triien oper Sgen. s,oI
BABE Yiaetten til Minueupolis, iuo mon No.
naturlisuis osiaa baue Sernbanebiust o..
fen fra Wetu Yorf til Minneopulis po, :,
22oe December $1,000, man er mn s,an,
alliaa $1,000 beiere, mebeas guier
SBbiletten er ben famine.
Set er oerfor | ale Biasttjb5eres 9,.,.
este, at De life forbaiter fig meo at tjgb, 9.
Eriien blioer aloris bsiere, eno ben sr -.
perimob baaber hi, at bet Ifal lnttea =, \.
opnaa nosen Elaboration. Smitlerrn =,
enbuer, iom aster at fisbe B;Qetter, sc,,
fig for at inpienoe Saauopen9e til ufi,,,.,
Gsenter i Riuneupulis, Ct. 8aut, gb,o,,
euer Rew Ycrf, men bsnpenbe Ia til r,,.
f'elte N9enf, loft en- 9Roerll9, reotliQ o. pt,,
lioelis Waao, ps afQi0re 8iaetflebet ma
ban,. gaer man fan ifriOe oirette I'll n
men bet er life nsbuenbist at ieaos uoo,,
Saanopense, buerten til os erer til no,,-
anpen. 8jsb life Satten / SGttsu.
mTrft s taber in8euting pts al
"W>t| pente til / 5ebrucr @aara|
meo at fisbe Biletter, iameset tor ri oorr,
tere. Ibresier imIolertio ale grepe ,-|
Blnetter oirefte til
u. g.. Sobniom & Co.,
General Nsenter,
st. Fani, Iiaa,l
WtnncapoIis Sffte:
200 @aibinaton &penue, 81
IS. 5
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
3ecprab % Snle9l1.
Zen 29oe Sanuar, 1889.
Neiienbe.

Heiienbe. -
Sr. GnbrCp Suusen, grooer til
slenet 8. Snussu, er ber neoe paa Se'
isa 90 bill iilbriuse ct Sar Tigers 3io
blorbt Slretninae % Senner.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

Our Insurance Business
continually increasing We without fear of contradiction
that we represent the best line of companies the City
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

An electrical paper recently published
. carefully compiled list Of the electric
railways importation In the United States.
The table shows q grand total Of 1850
roads, 1900 miles Of track and II ,ss4
earl, some lis being actually at work.
Considering that at the end Of 1885 there
was only one electric railway in operation
the growth Of electric traction has been
something phenomenal. even for such q
gO-ahead country o. America. An Eng
hsh electrical paper, commenting on this
unprecedented boom, says: "Not con-
tent with this brilliant record, our enter
prising cousins are turning their atten-
ton 10 this country. II they succeed in
infusing the English tramway companies
with some Of their own innovating en-
cry, there will not, We venture to say, be
close scrutiny a. 10 who brought about
the desired result" The cost Of running
street railways with horse power and
with electricity has been carefully esti-
mated, and for the purpose Of comparison
. line running City cars Is taken. Such
. line, operated with horses, costs $500. 70
per day, and with electricity too.5O. The
difference in favor Of electricity is S23l %,
or tl.02 per day saved on each car.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
HOW ABOUT YAKIMA?
Listen to the Story as it is Told by Careful
Observers from Abroad.

aainer)
The new State Capital viii probably Yakima.
CSpOEdns Rsvav)
and
and the Territory lies about the City Of North Yakima and
Yakima Valley.
Today where four years aO uneuvated Psa he home Of great herds
now stands the City North Yakima the Queen Of Eastern Warrington
(Norhwsa Ka0aine.)
The knot valleys which the town Of North Yakima
OF Southern California here in the north Public opinion in al pats Washg
ton has settled this place tho Capital Of the State
portland O5sOOaian)
There Why this
and the 1000 Neither
not Be eventually the weahest and
Az The material eements that make big
territorial added county.
the world q the lowest including intending
taxation the public would like 10 knOwh " ="
The valley In which the city Of North Yakima
prOducts With splendid country gTounding peculiar
advantages Of M location railroad approaches o
in the future brilliantly.
lSpOkans Falls Rsvisv)
Although less than between Yakima
Yakima county and Eensbu Kits
between northern and southern Latitude The valley surrounding
deyong attention iu, vegetables
which can only be grown In . climate
Iviep wh Judge Lp attending Fair In
California, RAbtshed IN he Seattle Poa-I nkHinneer.
Il exhibition the wealth California
Of vegetables and varieties q hu than Washington
those lines than CaIn peaches are of be
quality and flavor than asd California the superior
The Yakima Country S,n any Dd melon
California :
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
THE PRESENT CONGRESS-.

The fifty-hrst congress, which convened
on Monday Dec. 2, is the first congress in
sixteen years in which the republican
party has had q majority in both branches.
In the FoFty-third congress, elected in
1872, and convened In December, 1873,
the republicans controlled both the SEN
ate and the house. But in the Forty
fourth congress the house was lost, and
although the republicans held the senate
In that and In the succeeding congresses,
they lost Il as q result Of the elections Of
1873. They regained the house in 1880,
but lost Il in 1882, and since 1883 the SEN
ate has been republican and the house
democratic. In the Fifty-frst congress,
II every member were in his seat, there
would bein the senate-not reckoning the
senators TO be chosen in Montana, whose
titles are questioned-iorty-fve republicans
and thirty-seven democrats. The house
numbers $50 members, Of whom 169 are
republicans and 161 democrats. 1t re-
quires l66 votes for quorum in the house,
20 that the republicans, when all are pres
emit, viii have three more than quorum,
and majority Of eight over theirpOlitical
opponentA The return Of the republican
party to full eOntrOlof the Legislative and
executive departments Of the government
after this long period is an event Of no
ordinary interest. For the first time since
the term Of the FoFty-third congress, which
expired In March, 1875, there is an oppor-
tunity for the republican party to impress
Its policy Is regards matters in which it
can command the unbroken support Of
its representatives in congress upon the
legislation Of the country. Opportunity
carries with Il responsibility, and with
the margin Of control As small Is 1t Is, in
the house especially, harmony and fdel-
lily are pressing duties to which republi-
can representatives can not afford to DO
indifferent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

Dunno the late capital fight Olympia
emissaries labOred among farming COM
munities with the argument that the re-
mOval Of the capital would result in an
excessive tax on the people, and that the
present legislative buildings were ample
and gOod enough for ten or fifteen years
TO come. Now Nick Owens, Of Olympia,
comes 70 the front with . bill to relieve
7. N. Reed and others for $3.50 unauthor-
lied expenditure in enlarEing the capitol
building to accommodate the eonstitu-
tiOnal convention; another bill has been
introduced providing 5000 per year for
renting . building for legislative commit
teos, and stiI another bill appropriatine
large sum 10 enlarge and improve the
present old shack where the legislator
meet. Olympia worked the capital fight
well. She had one argument for one com
munity and its opposite for another. Her
politicians are nursed on intrigue, and
they Know how to handle people. One Of
the arguments advanced in the eastern
part Of the state was the advantages
gained BY change Of climate, and il wa
surprising the number Of pin-heads and
tarriess who expected-to get q sniff Of the
foul air from olympia's mud fats Wher
they became Legislators or other oficiall
q the state.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
NEWS NOTES.


Ex-Treasurer Parker, Of Seattle, is found
to be short in his accounts In the sum Of
tl0, 22O.l5.
Washington has been given good places
on the committees in the senate. The
special committee decided the places fol
Squire and Allen. Squire was given coast
deienses, public grounds and buildings,
and immigration. Allen gets public lands,
woman suffrage and Indian depredations
claims.
One Of our lawmakers has introduced
bill making II felony to sell cigarettes
10 boy Of sixteen or under, and also .
felony for the lad 10 smoke them. II this
bill was passed and enforced the major
ity Of our boys would spend most Of their
time in durance vile. Another state solon
has introduced a bill prohibiting the
manufacture or sale Of cigarettes within
the limits Of Washington.
The Walla Walla Journal charges that
the employees Of the Steilacoom insane
asylum take undue liberties with the
female patients, and that one Of the female
patients, after returning from q years
confinement there, was taken with child
at Walla Walla, for which she said an
asylum employe was responsible. Dr..
Waughop, the head Of the asylum, places
no credence in the truth Of the charges
Il
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
mere Aren't ATnoIa's CapsSs.

Members Of q travelling troupe who
were aboard the train on which james
Mckee Arnold acted the autocratic stal
relate many now laughAble, but then 90
rious, incidents which occurred on the
trip from Portland.
In his trips through the cars, the play
full maniac would arouse some sleeper
from his bunk and talk 10 him earnestly
on q wide variety Of subjects, at the same
time holding his ponderous weapon al
his listeners breast and compelling hil
abiect submission. He stood three boys
up in q row, making them jump up and
down like 90 many puppets on . string.
He conversed elOquently for half an houI
with q member Of the theatrical troupe
named Harris, for whom he professed q
friendly regard, at the same time holding
the muzzle Of his pistol within an inch 81
that gentleman's breast. Mr.. Harris
talked as cordially as he could, but,
somehow, the sight Of that miniature
cannon, which might at any time blow
him into eternity, threw . damper on
the conversation. On nearing Pendle-
ton, as he was marching Brakeman
Wensley to the platform, the insane man
said impressively to this gentleman,
"Now, Mr.. Harris, watch me-" and II il
believed that 1t was his intention to kill
Wanalav w1,;oh v,aa kt-.,koI r., Ii.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

Everybody is welcome ct H. Kuech-
ler's jewelry store, and everybody Is
treated alike. One price only and in
plain figures. d12-3t
The largest stock east Of the Cascade
mountains in diamonds, watches, Jew
elry, clocks, sllVerware, etc., you will end
here ct home at H. Kuechler's. Sc
New goods arriving daily at Henry
Differs, direct from the east. Great
preparations have been made for the hol.
idays. Call and see the latest In the line
Of dry goods and clothing.
What could be more desirable for q
Christmas present for wife, daughter o.
mother than handsome dress pattern
A full line Of the latest materials and
shades have been received by Henry
Otter.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

RAILWAY CHAEGEs.-The Union Pacific
in July last leased the Oregon Railway
4 Navigation Co.'S lines and two weeks
ago purchased them outright. Now
comes an order from the company FORM
ally doing away with the various titles
under which the company conducted lie
branches and all Of the company's lines
from the Missouri river to Portland will
hereafter be known rs the Union Pacific.
This order includes the Oregon Short
Line, the Oregon Railway & Navigation
and all Of the company's steamers on
the ocean and the sound. The service
between the Missouri river and Portland
has been doubled, there being now two
daily trains instead Of one.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
Hotel Yakima Barb.r sAop.

Robert Bennett has fitted and furnished
the Hotel Yakima barber shop and thrown
open IL doors 10 the public. Mr.. Bennett,
or Bob" aS his friends al call him, has
. high reputation a. . tOnsorial artist.
and the announcement that he has en-
baTked in business on his own hook will
be sufficient to attract TO his tastefully
fitted-up shop host Of patrons. In the
trimming Of hair or the welding Of q
razor Mr.. Bennett has no superior, and
this fact Is generally understood. Ths
bath rooms in the rear Of the shop are
the best In the city and will doubtless be
well patronized.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

THB newspapers Of Douglas county are
becoming quite spirited. The Big Bend
Empire, publishsd It wateviIle, calls the
0rondO Nsps '.the dying journalistic
futus conducted By the pitiable crank ct
the river landing" The Arizona kicker
win have 10 look out for he laurals Il this
thing keeps up At It, present rapid pace.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGs.

vvhan In the i,,d0pnank NJ kha oo,,uk,, oov,
m;ss,oD.rs ~ r,,h,;c $500, Son..ds !,
Kinneoy,s m simed =, t-rsts an,
making combinotjors for The nnyro.o !
yeOuIotino rr;css ana he nrod.c.;oU m
laWiul has possaS ~ ssnste
Sona,or R;DDoa, ho. ,nt,odro.I +. III
prov;d;n0 ! reg;strotIon Law sDoc;tv;r,
how election dis,y;ct. a.. A. ~ $500
the anpointmeDt ~ vao;st,v ogart. an
their hover. and du,;ec
The Iav;sI.,ura has . h;n rDdsv ooD.;d
Grafton n,ovid;no ~ a courlo.o h,o0D;.
reDort ~ ,hs Iao;,l.tnra ~ ~ -. !
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var;ons indn.t,ies the .morn, n car;t.I
al no. ;Dvos,od. m. nnu,h". - -
and Dst;v;tv n na,.oD. smrlo~nd p -
workers.. the nnmher saT 80 .nd I'm,
d;t;on n no. unmarried. IN ~. J,
rent tood va,a, ~, N ~. .ov.-sI -.
lions "A tho sts,a a.D;,.-v cond;,,oo.
hirtb. .nd do.,h. .nd 0rch - -
uable ;DEorma,ion
Sunerv;so-s .Dd .rr-.,0. ,ra,,.. =, ,h,.
state are now invested with the powers d
performing the marriage ceremony. A
bin to this end was railroaded through
the leO;slatnya last Saturday tor a.. ..O.,c,
from the lower sound who wanted Judoe
Hoyt 70 ofIicia,e a his wedding
Among the manv hills jDtrodncs,, IL oDs
To compel empIovcrs n famale; Il f,,-ni.h
seats % sucb enploves and .rothsr y
kpock ont sparrino conte..s and r,;,s
6ehts
his claimed ths,,bsoDDOnsD,.ofI, .r.
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