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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25
HARD LUCK.
The City Of Brooklyn has Only
Twelve Hours Water IN
Sight and an Aqueous
+ amiCe PrsdIcteu
All InIustu-s RaquirinE ~ G.
SUI .-I4ud lj.tasu.CueI
Means Resorted 60 t.
Queu Fires.

NEW NoME, November -3.--A- "a re-
AIT sf The big break lu the conduit iu
E8-t New York on saturday afternoon,
by which four men wer- killed.
Brooklyn j. on the verge @: a WAGER
fauiut. There is scarcely enough
= ater In RidgewOod reservoir To last,
even with the almost care, over twelve
or tiile- IN hours. The sltuat on will be
serious by This afternoon unless sJme-
thing Is done before then to remedy IL.
Heroic measures have been adOp ed "a
make the present supply of water last
as long ss o ,szlhle, o. until relief
comes, and q number Of great indus
trIes Of the city Will he at standstilI
for az east one DAY.
All fire. under the boilers at The
, BIZ, ,klNn navy yard have been draw
aud wurs entirely suspended. The
water BE- shut oh rom th- uni.ers-iu "a.
.uc Ao,yl- aud ofI ga ua.dirg- ami "a.
IA c.u-squ,uc.. Lu- all elevator 30 ia,
whole city I- running tuI- mJruiug
Noik Iu every factory where -tesm D.
. depended uu io, toe motive oAer ha'
teen suspended, aud the uumoti
tpo,.u out oi work viii run far above
10000. Iii. hoped that repairs cah "
completed tonight, our we'll informed
persons s " th- work cannot be hu!-L
. ,d brtur, tomorrow noon at the earll--t
R-.o.r uoHu a lire broke uu- in thrs,
story aud Ut--ueut house al 235 Ger
ro. street, B-I1Rlu. The fireucu hr'
no Wa -r aud the report ha- jest Hm
iu that they are tearing down th
. d u-eto or veur tur spread ot th
hame-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25
ABOUT DEER KILLING.
A Valuable upinion on AN Important
subject.
Ed. YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL:

Ed NELLowsTONE JOURNAL:
At the request ,f several members
of Tie Mil,s City Gun club aud many
other citizens If Custer county, l have
been ssked TO give an opinion uouch~
.ng the lame laws ~ they now stand
ulon the statute took. the psrJicu AT
question l sm requested o. answer b,
irg a. 10 whether OF not, under the
laws 90 they exist, moose, Elk, white
tailed deer, blsck-tailtd deer, noun
TAIN sheep, Rocky Mountain goat CT
antelope can 5e killed az any time
during theyesr for the purpose of pro-
curing the head and hide only, 'r for
speculative purposes, or for market, or
for sale.
Cnspter A. Of the con piled statutes
of Mrntaus, which relatts 20 the
protection Of game, fdr-bearing ami
mails. birds aud fi-h " provides in sec
ton ll44 Of that chapter o. follow:
"Tuat amy person or persons who
-haU wil!uily shoot, Or uthrrR Ice XIII,
or cause O. o. killed az yny time any
uf tup animals mention iu section l ol
tlI- aaf (Which section includes ali oi
he animals above meuuoned1 for the
ruranse of procuring tae bead or hide
'n's' or ."r 7pse-'la.l 's ~. ,.'..l oI
..5,.,r ~ "a rts..m...ror. .rf urou
.yie.iau thereof stall b. Haeu Iu
aus -um no, .t-- r"n 500 nor more
'''H q . ~ ...P ''.''' .......,t, ..-
..- ftr. -... ..........-. 81. a, blff
. .s.n l.-r.. ia.r. -..Haat
/ 10. ..et..... t.-rr.,f.r l..l .t.v,
...-.,.f..,. ....-. .rt .r-rI.r can A .p
/ t.-,.. s....- p..t....n. .of Gam4 s.t
/ F,-.~ .,,.r.e.5 r.b.a.r. .s.a. $50
,r.,,,... ...-t..ss...r,..f.r tl.. p.ri.s Cd
fs,, ,,.,r- .r,r,, ff.. d,f- of Z q. l,s--as,
oft... ... # amy tl-.r. buf.Io o
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25
'rI0WSTO JOURNAE.
MONTANA
THE oFFrc paprs or cr-rER co.
Every Morning Except Monday.

Population Of Miles City o.. 5000
IIUHlfaI Count
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25
STEP IN.

Not a. .h's sbstrs eted individual is
doing, but into Cases City Bakery and
INSPECT the stock If fre n confectiOns
that he has put in to meet the demands
OF the holiday trade. Everything is
fre-h from the manufacturer and the
choicest grades. If you are not
blessed with sweet tooth, he has a
ch'ice assortment Of nut meats. free
from the Al noysnce Of picking them
from the shells. In addition he has a
new line called Table Luxuries,"
consisting of pfg-' fee, tongues and
tripe, put up in glass jarz, that are
Just about the most eleganJ lunch
goods ever brought 20 tti.or any other
market. "~t-p 10" aud II you are
not suited. you will b- hard TO please
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25

utbern California ha- very truth
fuly been called. In the dry, pure,
vital air Of South lu California tbe
strong feel trebIed JOY ia lie, while
the weak and suffering are builded up,
renewed aud strengthened in per-
f-cUy marvellous manner. Tie soiC
and balmy and air, the prodigal pro-
fusion uf flowers, the magnificent DIS
plav o fruits. the luxury Of sea hathing.
The beautiful walks, q ives and excur-
sious which everywhere invite the
traveller ccmbine 70 make this southern
sumner land d veritab,e dream Of en-
joymeut, aud tni-, toe, st a time Of
y-s~ when biz eastern bone is fast
bound in the icy Grssp Of winter.
Here the flowers sre 10 bloom end sum
mer clo'Eing may be worn with COM
for.
The arrangements for the fall and
winters travelling by the Uui0n Pacific
The Original Overland Route" and
the southern Pacific, are ab -olutely
uerfec-. Yosemite valley. the giant
trees Of Marip1sa and Calavera-. Mon>
terey, the queen Of America 5 watering
ltces, aud the great city of san Fran~
cisco, are All the best, and the whole
trip over the U8iun Pacific and SOurh-
ern Pacific roads j. the supremest lux
ury OF railway travelling. o. he - h
of each month r.uud .up tic ket~, good
fo- xix months, vi. he s'ld IRAN Butte
al the following "a -: To san Fran
c.se1, S75; t. Los Angeles, $50. Write
the general agent, Butte, fo- inforL0s-
ton as To change OF routes.
A trip down the lordly Columbia
river. from The Dalle-' 10 Portland,
ore, on the Union Pacific il enchant-
ing, and will never bee forgotten.
Bear in mind that the Union Pacific
takes second class passengers through
on fast express trains.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25

In the matter of mere distance Gov
cred the records of the worlds famous
travellers do not mase aauch Of shou
beside those of some railroad men, An
old railroad man named Layton. now a
sleeping car superintendent az Indian
apolis. has kept a record Of his jour
neyings since 1868. and the total b z
S3S. 246 miles Condulaor s g. Boone.
late of the Reading. has covered z.S4l. I
600 miles. and another Reading con
ductor has ridden something over l.bst. :
zoo miles. Even these figures would
probably be farsurpassed by the reconda
Of some Of the old captains Of the ocean
steamships. New York sun
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25

Sea|et proposals. viii boz rec ived by
fh- Cfty .nuucII 90 Miles CI.v, and
.fe.et sf 81 special meeting o. b- held
.n 81 urIav evening. November 18th,
I-HI. Tor the cons u-Uon nf "a side
r..s eu the e... -IDe Park street. .
.t.r tHe c.ru-r ef Bridge street 20 The
corner uf IHH street.. said sid walk
..f-fe. 1H. feet g.I-aud cru-tructed
of twu r.. #ueh plank, laid ou five (5l
-kf -tru..r-, arl lu be tult ln a
thoroughly w.rbmtD.ik- manner, and
subject g.. .He apufovsl of tine cuair~
T.au ,f -l. comm. r- UU streets and
.I|r,s. B dd rs aii state hen the
sfreeaIk will b- cnmulttr-. he
council rt serves tu- right tore ect any
or slI hiE-. B..s Goo 5- e do-sed ro-
uu-sl- lr Silexals.' aud dressed
t.t4t undsrsigue1.
BY order uf the Council.
= GORDON,
City Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-25

A linn ted number of pupils will be
give Instruction IN stenog Apply. For
terms, etc., address by mail or call on
GEORGE GROSS,
Miles City, Montana.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Every Day is Sunday.

Baltimore American: The Greeks OBJ
serve Monday. the Persians Tuesday, the
AssyFians Wednesday, the Egyptians
Thursday, the Turks Friday. the Jews
Saturday. and the Christians Sunday,
thus there is q perpetual sabbath being
celebrated on earth. 1t was during the
French revolution Of 1853 that weekly
Sabbath was totally abolished. The
convention which delare,l Fnnee a re-
public determined, at the instance Of
Gebet, archbishop Of Paris. to abandon
Christianity and to substitute instead
the worship Of liberty, equality and
reason churches were quickly despoiled
and civic feasts substituted iOr religious
festivals. The convention alsO enacted
that time, instead Of being rerkoned from
the birth Of Christ, should thereafter
count from the birthday Of the French
revolution, the year to begin anew from
that date, September p, 1892. That the
Christian Sabbath might not be observed,
the months were tOconsist Of thirty days
each, day Of rest being granted only at
the close Of each decade (every ten days..
Under the directory established by a new
in 1796, the laws Of RobespiTre
were repealed, the church was opened and
Sunday took its Fightful place in the cal
endar.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Oh Curs ISr Insomnia.

BOOrde's Bureau Of Health, 1919: To
bedward be ye merry, or have merry com
pany about you, so that, 10 bedward, no
anger nor heaviness, sornes, nor pensi-
fulness do trouble or disquiet you. To
bedWard and also in the morning, have =
FIRE in your chamber, to waste and consume
the evil vapOrs within the chamber, for
the breath Of man may putrefy the air
within the chamber.
In the night, let the windows Of your
house, specially Of your chamber, be
closed; when you be in your bed, lie
q little while on your left side, and sleep
on your right side.
And when you do wake Of your first
sleep, thsn sleep on the left side, and,
look, so often as you do wake, 20 often
turn yourself in the bed from one side "a
the other.
To sleep on the back upright IL utterly
to be abhorred. When that you do sleep,
let not your neck, neither your shoulders,
neither your hands, nor feet, nor nc
other place Of your body, lie bare undis'
covered. Sleep not with an empty
stomach, nor sleep not after that you
have eaten meat, one hour or two after.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
GRRlSIIG THE GROWLER
Trisk By Which lbs Operators Got Coed
MsaSure for a While.

The "growIer rushers" all over Phila-
deIphia, and notibly the vicinity Of Lom-
bard and South street, by an ingenious
scheme have secured in Outwitting the
willy saloon keepers for a couple Of weeks
past, says the Philadelphia Record. About
two weeks ago the saloon keepers noticed
a wonderful and new Characteristic con-
corning the beer they had on draught.
One night about that time q stalwart
negro, as black as a coal, came into q
saloon with pitcher nearly big enough
to hold key Of beer and called for "ten
cents wuff."
The barkeeper eyed the pitcher for q
moment and then proceeded to draw the
beer. To his surprise the beer would not
foam in the lively manner which here
tofore had been its principle characteristic.
No amount Of shaking and sloshing
around would make the amber-eolOred
beverage assume a frOthy appearance,
and before the barkeeper could realize it
the pitcher was trimming full. The
negro remarked in an OfF-handed man
ner:
''Dat beer looks dead and fiat but l
laik dat kin mahself."
With that the barkeeper handed him
the pitcher, and the grinning darkey
walked out Of the room. He was met
Just around the corner by half dozen
other dusky citizens, allcarrying pitchers,
and at once divided up.
1t was noticed that the beer immediate
ly came to life when it was poured out Of
the big pitcher, and the cOlored rascals
laughed immoderately IS the creamy
foam ran down the sides Of the vessels
they were carrying. Directly after this
another customer walked into the same
saloon and the beer was found to draw
all right.
Here was a mystery indeed, and 1t took
two long weeks to solve it. The saloon
keepers in the vicinity always noticed that
the beer would not foam when put into
pitchers carried by certain cOloFed indi-
viduals. As a result these same per
sons got about so cents worth Of beer and
paid only 10 cents for it.
An investigation was started, as the
saloon keepers knew that some trick was
being played upon them. No solution
was arrived at, however, until Friday.
when colored man under the influence
Of liquor told how the scheme had been
worked.
Il seems that the plan consisted in sim
ply greasing the inside Of the GROWER
with butter or piece Of fat meat. When
this was done no amount Of gas or
agitation will put the proper head on
beer. The discoverer Of 1t reaped q rich
harvest by selling the secret Of it to other
"groWler workers." and, as q result, the
saloon keepers have been yictimized.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
A CIIlRD.
The lew York Prtz Exposes That ''Importahi
Bill" Business.

The article credited to the New York
Press going the rounds Of the papers, in
which it is alleged that uniavOrable
action has been taken in the New York
legislature against the Royal Baking
POkder, proves to have been a canard.
gotten up and circulated by opposition
baking powder makers for purposes quite
apparent to every one.
The New York Press, In exposing the
fraud, says: 'NO such Legislation Is
that stated in this article has ever been
had in this State-or in any Legislation,
to our knowledge" The lie is made from
whole cloth. The Rress disclaims any
responsibility for the publication, and OBJ
jects to being q party to such methods
adopted by some baking powder manu-
iacturers in their efforts to substitute their
goods for others now In use.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
wonder worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, q young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care Of two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able to get around.
They pronounced his case 10 be Consump-
ton and incurable. He was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds and at that
time was not able to walk across the
street without resting. He found before
he had used half q dollar bottle, that he
was much better; he continued to use il
and is to-day enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble try il. We guarantee satisiac-
ton. Trial bottle free at Janeck's
Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01

muring eternal love to each other they
sunk into the sleep Of death.
And the snow continued to fall, Is 6ne
powder, on the surface Of the earth.
And the earth continued to revolve on
its axis and to float through the immens-
ity Of space.
And the sun continued to shine, but
with a reddish and barren light, and
stars continued to scintillate in the i'm
mensity Of the heavens.
And the infinite universe continued TO
exist, with its billions Of living or extinct
planets.
And in all the worlds peopled with the
joys Of life love continued to bloom be-
meath the smiling glance Of the eternal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Pullman sleeper FessFVaslOns can BE
secured In advance through any
Agent Of the read.
Through Tickets
To and from al points In America, England
Anq Ti kSESPSe S esn % pIIeeased g any
Notice Of Special Election.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO THE QUAIL
IN lied vOten Of the City Of North YGkima,
Yakima County. State Of washlngOon, that
special election will be held al The HoWiott
building on second street, In Precinct No l.
and at the City Hall In Pfecincl No. 2 On the
Monday, October 12th, 1891, for the purpose Of
eleetinG Mayor and one couneitman, for said
city, 70 hll vacancies now existing
said election will be opened At O'Clock q n.
and continue open until O'Clock D. N. Of the
same day. Ohieers Of election, a. appointed ~
the CITY Council II q special meeting hold espk
sth, 1881, are:
For Precinct No. l:-InspectoF, Robert croFy:
o. A. Feehtef, ". II. James
For Precinct No. 2s-InsPeetOE, G. s. Nsvla;
Judges, J. 7; McCaherty, L C. Lowell: CLERKS,
y. N. Spain, 8. e. Harbour.
Who are notified Of their appointment
All qualified voters who are reaidentl Of that
portion Of the city Of North Yakima lying sOulA
Of Yakima avenue, will vote in precinct No. I,
at the HOUlett building, on second ufrest All
qualified voters Of the city Of North Yakima
who are Tesidents Of that portion Of the city
lying north OF Yakima avenue, win vote IN pre-
etnet No. 2. at the City Hall
Dated ct the City Clerks once IN North
rsRAL1 Yakima, wash, this sth day Of saptem-
Der, ISL. o. W. RODMAN,
Ss6t. CITY Clerk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01

DR.. Gums improved, Liver Pills are
are sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, Dyspepsia. indigestion, cost
iveness, torpid liver, etc. These pills in
sure perfect digestion, correct the liver
and stomach, regulate the bOWeles, purify
and enrich the blood and make the skin
clear. They also produce good appitite
and invigorate and strengthen the entire
system BY their tonic. They only require
one pill for q dose and never grippe or
sicken. Sold at 25cts. box by Janeck's
PharmacY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
a sare csrs Ser PIles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like peTspiratiOn, causing intense itching
when warn. This form a. well as Blind.
Bleeding or PFOiJuding. yield at once TO
Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Romidy, which acts
on parts effected, absoFbs tnmOFs, a.
Iys Itching and effects . permanent cure.
Scots, Druggists or nail. CipenlaFs free,
Or. Rosanko, BY Arch ST.. Philadelphia,
Pc. h0ld by Janerks Pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO fRR QUAIL
N ihed vOters Of the City Of North YGklma,
the poll books for the regiutfailOn Of voaan will
close ~ O'Clock ?. m on the LIST day Of Oeto-
Der. lt9L All Notefn, eHeept th0ss leglalsn11
since the hrst Monday Of January. 1nol. Who a.
not IeEtseel previous 10 the above named dan,
VIII be debarred from voting e the uunllAf
election 10 be held on Monday, OetobOr ~ ISL
Given under the seal of the City 81 Worth
csEALl Yakima, this sth day q sePtsmhST, ia6l.
set CIV ciStk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Notice to Stockholders.

OoTIcE Is HKREhY GIVEN fHAFTHERE
he Nslehsss . csysc6es Diish C. q he oiiss
Ct Hewlett Malket, q North YqkipG %
ioI the puIpoae u uetina al The gshnilng q a
fSlfnslon Of one year.s tine Of DE n. p Y. =
4. l. Co.'S option on aid ditch, Onl tfunlieiiHl
ny o. laS os.ine., that NAY pgaRtly eanehS-
By order q t6s Board q Fsus,sA.
81 Lc, bRooKER, eeeVOtaIJ.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
Bids for Supplying COrdWoOd

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN Directors Of school District No. I, o. YAK
Ssa MI 9 sS:I nssSE ~ . 3
sixty cords q ionf-lOof cottonwood, 10 b dellv-
cred and corded u city schools. to-Hit: FoTtY
cord. q Central School and twenty cords ct Col
ne Pirsctou reserve the right to reject any
: By order Of the Board Of Dirse,Os OF school
Il ~ TYLER, Clsrk,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
City Treasurer's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
N Il now safieisnt monsy % ne TFslSuTy Of
TIE The, cisy O. North nshina % Fsdssn an var,
up TO and including number 1y7o Of July Issue,
ie9l; and Interest on same win cease on this
date ". L. SfElHWRG. City TssasaEer.
North Yakima, Sept II, ISL,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01
LAST DAY or THIS EARTH
4 Great Scientists Sketch Of The Prob
able End Of All Things.
may Happen 5000 900 Years From
NOW--Ths Earth Will Grew Cold,
but LoVe VIII Forever Bloom.

farOn mt less than I00ll UIll wears 10 90
,h,on.h i. sevsr.I nbasss
tn r,;msyv ACE had occuDied more
a., a ooo an vaars. the secondary ACE
. an an ves,.. The tertiary ace 50O on
49,. ne D,;u;tiva buman ACE he t;ma
"a nat,onai a;v;s;ons of barbarian and
- r,iI;,.-;sm b.d 6Iled obout aOO mn
- .0d hi siv,h .oa tb., If in,ellac,.
n.I hOm.n;,v had re;oned for nearly
DOW ooo 80,
D,,r;,, H., Ion, .,,o,.os.;or 81 .,,os ,ho
..-,h ~ .rowD Ma, and ,basnD colder
80 In oo,sooroncs The oaovanb;c.I
-, ~ M elobo h.d mstsmornbo.od
,,..,f. -. 80, ~ ,ho oc.oD had slovlv
.o..,,.,o5 ,hro,,,b ,bo o.,tI,,s .,us, ,ba
- - oo.,-ao,sd 80 toD-,h ~ ~ 49,
a.. -, hrn,.,, ,,o-;cJ. ..-n, vaIIar.
- .o,.,o,;.I ro.,;ons .Iona uo,o bob;,.
mi.
Au,ha 80, u.s trozsn Fam oo,,n,v
- oo,,,,vv hruoni,v h.d .,,o;nad towns
- o~or,.;,o hoan,v .nd no Ionoo- worLo1
s...o,;sI,,,
ns,vo,k If elsc,,;c;,v cove,.d the
network Oh eieetriel1y covered the
soadad n re Than a uni,sd rocs an
$50, 1;.a-.n, t,o,, he nd. 81 h.,o-0-
tireiy diherent nom the rude and hetero-
geneous races that hao eharacterized the
hrst period'
ABOUT tne year z,zUO'UUO amer Jesus
Chrlst the last great locus Oh human CIV
nlAation shone 10 tne een.er OF equa'oriai
AIriea' IN tne ofiiiiAnt Guy OF suhto"n'
"hich mao aiieauy seVeiAi times Oeeh
raised again rom us ashes' Inc sues
Nhefe raiis' Lonuon, vienna anu Ne"
iork had STOOD were then buried Deneath
the ICE
Inc capital Of TINS ar'seoeratlc republic
mao attAiheo the last lllnits Oh luxurious
ana Voiuptuoos clvi'ization' wives no
longer became no'ners eaeePt oy acci-
GENT 'ney no longer ueslreo 'he incon-
venienee OF maternity ana ielsned IN all
the spienuof Oh thelr unDienlsned beauty
Lie nao oeen' u NOT diieu up al It's
SOURCE, II least renoefeo irremeoiaOie IN
iluiio,' NO young women remained;
tne SOU 700, was s.erlilLeu' anu 'ne gem
efsuOn saw .ne Gnu APProAenins
An 'niS uiie"iliA ~ aeiiAi nO''ilA was
eonsuueteo' ana AZ the strong men
s'af'eu on = Soyase OF inVesusAlion Oh the
equatonAi zone 70 see Mnetner any 80
iAeed human groups sun existed Inc
entire eaf'n mao AiinoSt u'sAPPeaieu De
neA'i, Sno" Ahu "e' anu aireauy nan tne
members Oh Tue eAPeultion hAu uleu OF
munger ana eold' Snen the survivors as
eo'ereu human se''leihen' on the banks
~ An uniiO1en river
ihey were reoei'eu as saNiOfs Oy men
VINO DeneVeu themselves the only snrVN-
org o. 'e.ies'f,Ai humanity, COOKING only
despair a. tne iast Gays o. the world
Inc ri'ef on whose banks tney were
e1nPeu was u'e once famous Amazon
i"e 'A7' "o'nan Vi .he community was
Aleauy ue'ul' tne VINE ana Ihe gram
were eAline'' anu inc men suOsis'en soieiy
ON nSn'
Oh nearing OF TINS tue guess were IN
despair; their country was stu wealthy,
selence rendered them independent Of
sou ana natural temperature and the
ieaaer oil the party exclaimed;
we came IN search oil female asso-
eiatess and had we found but one single
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-01

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