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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-07

The New Year isspceding to ward us-laden
with things good, bad and Indifferent for us
all. Those who will get the largest share of
the good out of it will be those who take ad-
vantage of our offerings There's nothing
like a good beginning, so here's few start :
ers Tor 80: Everything in the way of Fancy
China Dolls, Toys, Etc, will be offered at
cost for the next 80 days Now is the
chance for you to get bargains from our
stock of fine goods. Our object is to clear
up for stock taking and the goods must GO
No bargains charged; everything cash. Do
not let this chance pass by to secure some
thing nice and cheap from our well known
stock.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-07

Vance Introduces a Resolution of
Interest to This State-AIl the
States Represented In the Sen
ate Today by Two Senators Ex.
CeDt Nevada
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-07
ADVERTISE.

But words are things, and a small
drop off ink,
Falling like dew upon a thought,
Produces that which make thous-
ands, perhaps millions, think. .
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

lS3
bet. Get big nsO Os ipis, saer tag nseb big, buaS Su
uil, inb / Sterrioie n.A
Sttparben blep aIbsIes bIe9; tbi Irubilerne, bpis
ban rsrte aabvtsfoiten, ranOt bam ibu, os ban betrass
tebe g~aaosmanbsns 6sflisbeb blot for ct ansb for at
faa BAN benst.
"@eanss Cat" i~tammeOe ban, "Fs CT life pioere iaIs
ten. Sea itaI lite bare gtogst for DiebIittet. Seq
nal mso Osres 9iaabelie tuss mig en- Stibsbiitsit ON
Iibt."
ga berntsO traitebe ban mso IisbIest gnFst ino /
Sterriblen, uoentpipl for burtisit mulis at ~unoorase zig
en- SsfisbeO, bag bpHten sitsr bans 6Ormsnins Iureo
OGDEN.
"5orunoerlis 6pr, Den StcparO, " iasOe gaabsmans
ben, iosn BON tsrreOs fig ont @aunben msO Sasen al jim
Saanb.
"SauLeOes ifHIoe is OSiaa blue, bOis les baUos
s%iennemgaast, 9pab Eau bor. . iuareoe leg.
1ga, ies us0 life oct. Ger Dc. %iaaOanue SteuarOsr,
be er life iom andre 6OIt. 3e CT life SsiOIs Os life
9anOtrubber, Os at ben Slns5 RioOeIbaUsiarere ital
baue piOere WlOt fig, er life at uente. Gsi, bet uiloe
pare llret at ~iorlanse bet. &c uar JONI at bebreioe Ell
Ssue, al ben life par Ell Grn. Men buOrleSes saar
bet 8ere8 Qasiasaer, StgrmuuOl DsBar life iauet
6rOfot, iaaIanss leg bar pGrst nsbe.A
Seq bar iSrset for benz, " iparsns iss. ASOao fiGer
Stspsns til soSt2" ga is iusoe bette, fafeOs is 1lits
let ben paa bet aabns StpIisbt for at ie, on Dor Den
fuuoe bers os.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

lS4
"5an sr en- fem @aft! en- fem @uft! ristis ct Bag
beit!"
"9eO bu, busm bet par, iom fog til &Gptsinsn5"
Oct par BAN, " iparsOe ban itrar.
Oct tunbs jss uiOs; ban ~unOitpIpte bum iaa."
"Stsusns, " insOe ban, "er paa gnnoen al alt bette
- ban os Soften. Seq tanfer, ban lite Ifts at baDs
sottsn til Ben, Os bsrfOr fog Ban til bnm, oa ban
piloe baue iat Gutlings Gig. Meu Guiding par en-
iRl SAINT, ban Ogiaa, og ligeiaa oar Sttppsrsn. De
bar fla islD at tatte for, buaS Der itete. Wdnbitabet
bapbe aIoris siOrt glOget, buis be bapbe iauet %OroeutIia
Wiao.~
Oct tror iss bsQsr tile, iUureOe leg. "Wlen ies
oil fgs big, bu0O Der ausitsr mig, SauDsmuno. 8sms
msrmunbsu fuller nOslc Planer iOm ban UiI uofsre.
Gr oct u~irfetig bans Ntening, at ieg ifGl 6rinSs Stibsi
ben til en- aiitanOOf iemti suartmil fra Rep Orleans r.
"9a, bet CT bet, iUare6e ban ioei ban iaa pitt paa
mig.
SO bon far ifuOs at lUggs S;i6et bat, fre al Saas
bens, % iiprs IND moo IN al GlO6muuoiusTne, eler
lame eitsos paa aDiten, uosiUs Jig isIU % inc sams
meratu for iorliits SsiOIt?"
"Sa, ina r bans Naenius,- %ipareoe Saaosmanosn,
~frsmbslss iut b~etrastenNe mig.
"9pis bet CT bans 9sniist, Ueobleu ieg. 1ba tan leg
itts tro, at ban pil laoe mig Ianoe meo be anore. San
tolsr life paa mig. 9an CT miStautiOm iom ale MOrs
oere."
ganbsmnuben usObleU itpt at bstraste mig, JON IN
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

1855
ban al nit 9nfstsubtrpt uIbe bsbsmns, ON ban bnres
tale mere eler life. Gnoeis iasOe ban sanits ias;s:
"San oil bore Stibst, StprmauO!"
~6uaOioruogst2" ubbrso leg, iest leg ir op. Oct
burOe is bare %siattet."
span uI bore bet iuit fsr ban latter q meo gaaeens,"
buifsOe ban.
Seq laa ipanOt paa BAN tbi bet par %tpOcIist. at bon
bauos mere at rae mig. Dan iaa op til bease S%tpligbter,
ben til aubgtsOSren Os til auppetrupPtn, bssoe is Ocr'
paG ben til mig Os iusoe:
"Stprmauo, ban pHl lite tase Gem meb."
"Sun uiI ultaa bore Sti6et, os laoe mig bIiUe ON,
buro2~
!Son uittsce.
"6ar ban iast bette til ois?1
6an riftsoe after.
STARR"
~9iu nplig.~
"os De brinOe?" ies pessoe paa ST. a%obertiOus %
0attsr8 snsur.
~8e ital Osiaa b!ipe %ombcrO." iUureos ban.
Seq eros Seiret tunst, Os IasOe aaip og Gailel ira
mig.
"gu Oa, SaaOsmano? e. bsytes SsmmermanOeus
Stemms nso aisHnem 6appeu, "tommsr pu life luart2-
so, itrar. . iOareoe g~aaoSmanoen.
Der for Ell Ganfs sisnntnl NIT 9opso.
Der maa pars @nprs sno mig Stibet, Joan Stevens
mistanter, " buiitsoe ieg. "9iGpn MIG benz! stat mig
baye to ManO ~iOruoeu big ielp. iaa itaI Stitst pers
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
8rOsDenDrs SDrlis.
VII ssretning ON. bpOrlebes Wanoifabst slsr
Mgtteri % Sfibet saar unber.
cttenoe GapiteI.
GcrtIat fra forriae ROY

Horflat ira torri9e VoJ
S'nne beitOO, iaauibt iss tunSe ie, at Smsr, 8isr,
eigtte Stinte tilmanbs, iamt Gbe eaer @aeao. Oess
1"m loa isg, at buer Manb fit ct @Ias Stunt. Der
u's Ge9n til, at be misunbte 9~smmermanosn os
sS30osmon0sn, at bisie ituIbe DO | 8abptten os tuse
D' V'aGIttOer Der. SbetbeIe fit ies al bees ubieenOe
~ SPFeOsn bet Snotrpt, at be par fuet Os til en- ps
S'0O ~l0rltrGttet ouer ben Sitting, b~piIteu be bapSe
s"s. N9 isIp. Sapbs lite GOmmermanoen paret, iaa
wv FS Olrtsl's, at ies ueo at benptte mig al peres oa'
s1''Hoe SinSStiIitanO, ifulOe baus faaet benz til at
r"V'''0Hs zig, cs at %iamtptte i at Stibet brasIes !
sSV"' % at be bI.u itiuet ior Netten for at aiSipe 6ors
"S'''9 ON SmltGnOisbe6srne ueo 0iptterist. Uaen
S'" sS nu isIer mig iuIot iOruisiet bsrOm, aniaa leg
y"S''9 6orIsget for altfor betGnteIi9t, oa bet lite
Wv 'uRNs Orinse M 6are, men Osiaa 6r Robert'
: BANS Oatter, bpiS SitterbeO Iaa mig %iaaIsOsS
~ 9s''s' at leg trOr, min 2gnsiteIle for benz life tt'
y Jug at 9anOIe iaa traiti9. iom ies uiIOe bare siOrt,
VI 0''Ne bauoe giGIbt mig.
I'V''s0ss OOlteue p~ptroabte Iiseouerfor Stewarosn,
wv f9 lite ls, men ies b~emartsbs, at 6often iorbOlot
"'S" roII9. 0ette rite mig tpOeia at ban bapNe
""' gu Nvanoia Stre; ia. % isa par inosr!is sIaO
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
sor "Bttora6tpofttn.
Gn panorenpe Vlante.

Sec ia6 en- gaBiagcr 9a0ou, istnc'
no uper eli 5iraiuins grarietanO | ben
fore arfunjas 0at. 1ageH oar Itorm'
iulO - en- SIib8tnpteiu, iUm iaO UeS
Chen al mig, ia5oe, at bet Olr ZEN boi0
8ulin9", itiGrt at bDmmt eittr Den
WuaSe, Buoryoa @inotn bDteos, pilOt
ieg life bnpe tnnft paa at BRUCE GU BRIT
Ueo 8eosmmelien al ben.
&luOistis bite cit Eel elegant fable,
let bpsgeoe 2yr fig / aiitauo % iUr
Zen imOo bet boriilence Toy. 8iuoeu.
gn.iioperne tbi iaaoame bite Sc. tn
at uGre % 5ugct begpuote ct 8ao.
oclpb, bopri antitoperue en- fort lib
buube 5oripringct. Nieu buuo Der NET
furbauieOe mig. par, at antilOperue blsU
~ioriulgte al fore graa au9ler, bporai
nogle bar fra ID Sob / Diameter.
Sfte Ell al bort Gelltab 'unos oplpie
os ON, bpno bet bar, ba ri atbria blpoe
bsrt ON nO9st al ben Slass. vi iagts
tos bet eieuoommeli0e Spu, irbtif 9ps
fumotioet U9 8inoen e%iterloo aat,los
perne % De iorfgIsenoc 9ugIcr IauBt
bag o3. 6pno Der imiolertlo ~ioroaebe
Dor Sutcrc5ic uar. at mnu0e Ilcre iaGs
banue angler ianotes pna giuoiioen al
Sern6nucipOret opitn6leoe lan9s Staal.
truuosbe9net % i SulOejc Os 5Or0pt.
niueer laus5 Dor oioere Rute.
Seq Il ienere at uioe, at bet, iom
bort Selitnb baOoc Yet, bar iieuot al
Br9riemEuosne iom tumble. weeds
Os al SOtanitere iom 'Cycloloma pla
lyphylium'. Gen bgrer til Ell Bloutes
iamilie, Tom porer / Ell tyt ~tugleagtia
Wtusie al Suite og Smansrenc, iGituct
TT SorOen ueO Ell Roo, Der bcitaar at
Ell tDno StRn9el, ION ON Glteradrct
bliUer tgr % itjor. 9toar 6Gtformcue
inrcr ben ooer 8rErtcrne, brGfter Oisie
StGu9ler ooer % 'tumble-weeds' ia
rer 70 peuoe oiiteo, orp8ienOe fit 6rG
no pver be Steper, boor Gen tommer.
Nuttloper, Sauiucr, 8rnriebmS, 8rns
rie9uuoe ja9e5 pda 6lu0t, &urg ifrems
mes % @ei0roitcr OpigtoeS al 6isis
ilpqteuoe Nia9icr al 5ii3brGnot. " St.
Ni6olo3".
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Uul UtVUIHVS FuIEtH.
Ttf fun Sto til at iptie.

Sau a netop fommet IND fra Ell
eller anben 8D | Spo for TolebO pg
bite bet o9iaa, ba ban tIai9emeb i'm
Ssn "8ia" forleoen Dag fOm tnb paa
Sotel Samilton. 8aa ben fOrtroligite
Maabe trpffeoe ban Opuarter Beds
Saano os mebbelte bam: "Ses us Bill
er fommen IND til Morsen meb no9et
8pas, os ui uil MI ie Os libt ON Der.
Soab er bet biai9ite 8Grelie, 9e fan
siue mig % Bill? Bi fprlunser life
Spitasnin9 - blot iaaoant ct, iOm 3e
ielp ~benptter, er gOOt nof til os, bpao,
gil?" Bill bepRgebe Sope0et trent
40, iOm Sesn paa, at ban ianitptteoe
oeri, % Spuarter 8ed unoerreiteoe Dem
berpaa ON, at ben laoeIte 8ri5 iOr to
piloe bliue 81 on 9a9en. get er no
get bDrt! Siemme taser 9e fun 81
ON Saeen paa 6otelet, Der; men ieg
antaaer, uaar jeg M Ter, bporoau Der
fer no, at bet er beore her; boao, 8ia?"
Qttter ~iamtptfeoe 8la, Og ben 9amle
Wanb ipurgte igien Bed: "9onO 9io
ipiier man Der paa Spteuet?" -
"greaffait fra &l. 6 til 10, Dinner fra
II til 2:30 ug Supper ira $3.50 til
$780," Iparebe 8ed. Sen samle Mauo
itubiebe ct gieblit pg uobrso iaa:
"Store !Simmel, 8ia, ri pil ba neppe
faa 9io til an0et euo iie."-Toledo
Blade.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
l82

berpper, ba iss bauoe frpstet, at ban pilOe piie fig iom
en- farIis rs bI~OOtsrifis Sprsrer, os fa en- ulpttebr'ns
eenbe Snbhpoelie I 5oItenes 8taabilasninssr.
Esmmermanoeu tom eiter 6rotoiten fsrit paa Oat.
Sea bauOe siennsm StpIisbtet Jet bam ipifs fOm en-
Crib u,eb albuerne bpiIsuOe paa SorSst, os I'm bruno
t~atOpereos Saanb for SrapIbeo peS 9sunOen, toet ban
bolbt fla i~fa6eslss for fin LANCE Salte foruO. pan lao
nreb Suen paa, mebsns gaaosmanSen pilte mere Sp'
brassIis, os I~iseouerfOr GsmmermanSsa lau no lOr en-
aaulfe unoen Os belt o~uerlesen Wsanb.
ga Stepens tom paa OGtfet, git iss nsO Tor at lpile'
gaabsmanoen par iaa bsfis itrar at rsiie zig, Os slOroe
Mins I'll at forlabe gOrbet, men leg bah BAN bl'us ltos
benbe, Os ipurste Stswaroen, buOrIeOss SOItene 9a0oe
bsbanolet ban.
$50 tat, notiaa go6t, " iuareoe ban neo en- Snlule
mere TriifbeO / Stemmen. "9e par iet life 9roue, os
aOtten tolte itte til mig. Ssmmermanoen er tsmme'Is
booro al Tia, men Bet CT pei iaa bans WtaaOe."
g~aubsmauOm 10 90 ipnrste, ON ban bapoe lptt
6rotOit.
"Mei, enpuu life; bet batter life msO mig
ace, Der or 10 fuIbt al baupe URao % Oritte, iasOe
gaaOsmanOeu, Os pesebe paa SOrbet.
ga, iuIbtop, " iparepe StsparSen, Der betrasts0s
8aaosmanueu iom en- al 6orman0ens Dtptter'st, %
bsrior par Iissiaa banss for BAN iOm Tor 3smmer'
maicen.
"Gu b. f~ortiatte S%aaosman0sn, 'bDOrior taser eu
life for bis2 Styrmouo ROpls pl lite bope Roget 'nOo
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

ten Jon Sstsrmproeriie o. Temple FIN
Ssn iOm en- 5OrbryOerlfsS Barn. %
bog ma iss aiDre BET, buis ies life pil
brpOe ben CD, ies bar aiIaet Tom 6or.
bgrsoummer2 Spao ieg pil gipre?
Seq iormaur euOuu life at iisr Dig bet,
mine 3anter sr ioruirrebe. Mcu set
itaar fnit, at islp ON Der enOnu Ituloe
siues Ell llouei for mig. MAJ ben / b0srt
Sab life uRre r%relGs."
@ieO Oisie Orb sreb ban sitsr fin
Sut.
"Ruoulf, buur pil Oh bcn?"
"Gil 3. Seq iagoc Dig 10 bog, at
Der iong er Sclitab ber."
"Wtm / benne Stemaius - nnills
list."
Seq mna - bun penter mio 10.
Seq oil funue beberlfe mig og paa en-
parbis Waabe ipiqe ben 8OIs tilenoe,
iom S~tiebuen bar tiltanit mig / oenne
2ipetS Sammertomeoie, 5droel!"
"RuoOlf... -"
San bsrte mig life mere. 5Oriarbet
iaa leg paa be GorbanolinSsGttsr. iOm
ifulbe finbe en- iaa frpstelis aiiluts
ming.
"9tei, bet funoe, BET montte life pare
idaleoes!....
ga anmelbelien ON lllDtte5tiliGtoet
/ SOrbDrsbummerens Siem ben nefe
Mtor9en inblsb, melote iee mig Iripils
list hos uOr Iolitioirettgr til Spta0elie
af De fpreItrepne 6orber. Weoens gos
litile9en fOnitatereoe bet unge 2ggtes
pars 8so oeb SpRlnin9 iOm 6plge af
en- aulOsforgiitnins, aabneoe jeg en-
Billet, iOm laa paa RuoDliS Stripe,
buro % a aoresieret til Mig. Gen
InoebOlot fun iaa Orb: "2tlt ipriGroes
fig SanObeo. 8eo bort 8au1s uitplz
oise Soueo bar bun b~eiuOret mig ON
Naabe. Gio ben maa bljUe beuOe tits
pelt, life al mig, men at BAN, for bpis
8omitOl ie8 itGuner benoe, ba jog for
8arnets GfDio life tpr uOlcuere benoe
til DC iOr0iitc 8omitolc. @pnO isg bar
meboelt Dig, uar fun beitcmt Tor @euz
nen. Scr taus for NIT 8arus Sfplo.
Spfplo benne Din ulptteIiGe Ruoolis
iioite 8gr."
ga ieg forlpo Sprsebuiet, itcg 2tmz
men meO Barnet IND / en- 8Ogn, iom
itulbe fore benz til fierne SlR9tuinserS
Sjem. Get fife Blonde Barn 10 %
flGppebe | Senberne al SlRbe, Oa BET
iaa Seitene. 6aa Tiger icnere iulotc
ban fine 6orGlOre / @raUen, bOrtreucn
at 8iiterit, Bsrnenes Mtprotren8cl.
Snuoe RuOOlf baut &et til ieiU at iGloc
9pm?
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
gigeOn Sails, &is., 18Oe @urts 1892.

gigeOn Sails, g8is., 18Oe Murts 1892.
The Sander Electric Co.
Serrer:-GOers gelte bar ies nootaget os brnst
fem Tiger. Seq er pel tilireos neb bet. Oct bar iHbret
mine 6p0imerter, Tom fgr par fore, Os 9jerteflap, al
bpitet jeg leo rreget, fsr is ft 8eltet, fser ies life bet
ntinbite iii. Seq o~ubeialer Ceres gelte til aae, iom lioer
al 8art, ~gpaOenten bet er giBggsn eler anoefeos.
3eres meo agtelie
Saus S. Stsisl.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
DR.. SANDENS EL.EkTRISKE better
FOR MAND 0G KVINDE.
Or. Sanben's eleftriife 8elte

Or Iaftiif ct regulert g~aiDaniff gatteri, % %irembria'
ger ben ~eleftriTfe Strsm paa iaulme 9iaabe. Set er
lben llnOtaselie bet beoits ~eleftrife gelte Wiarteost
MI, baaOe bpao augaar ben e~lefiriife StroM, Der nS'
saar osrira, mefaniif SOnitrnftion. SarisbeO, 0. D.
ut bet er Iiseiaa sOOt, iOm bet ~paahaass at bare, er
ct uelbetieuot 5aftum. 90 paaftisnues bet osiaa al
benz, Der bar prppet bet, bpilfet islsenos Sreue bier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

Seq leo af en- poloiOm Stabe / &pgs
gen, flyer Or. SutOb Balters, Sobnss
toipn, ga. 9osIe Snosuioninger meO
ct. Satobs DIE furerebe mig iulo=
itRnOia.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
VI. 3obnfpn.

GHtva tom gMr naaaRs cptmnNr ont bdbndt al as rom, spqmmmt hos Mmuafc,
br HuSseh tier Haaurh Rahta mO gna@trb "a ehauHar ira smo "a aDnor fm u baupa
d9r sm3rgatr Zen mtnnp m ani eVmf % GerR % hHoa ttt til nbuu fw epu %
1T Rma wa Gn&i 5umsir aSmUr
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
grof 8. @. @reaa.

Seq bar ioo9 bsisst >
os bun fOrtalts mtg, at /
spnots at brnse bet. ga
mRrteos buu blot en- let =,
er slao ouer ben m9rtbal
oIoelss fri for glaser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

Slien, 81. g., Bor 217, 26be 5ebrGar 1892.
Scr. q. Z. Sanoen!
Sea fan meO @lebe meooete Gem, at 8eltet, ION je9
tis6te al Gem, oirter meget tilire6sfllleuoe. Seq 6rugte
bet Inn TO llger, ba Snerierne iorloo mig, % jeg bar
life fslt benz mer. Seq onbefaler 9eres Better poa bet
bebte, ug bauber ben / Goraurst at ienbe Dem OrOre paa
ct eaer ilere. Dieb Ggtele-B. geoerien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Mrribtn. eonn.. 2oen Marts So.
grpf. @. %. @rtna.
Moraan Earf. an..2 ach. 1saa-

Vrot u. q. @rt0g Woradn Narf. an. 2 Ib ts2
Seq oil her mo uoJe 2mter uotrbic min brtdhanc 5oinemiqbo for ben 6irlp ca
2nouna Ig bar but al 7erss Bette SEQ bar Hd al saarh Saien pa nuuoom
Soa8ti tire Gr, meup rrt al aft par bog bet 3nsfno og ben 1rrbeO, iom ousriom
mig. 2Be ieu pg bgpHoh otbr BRUCE Iees Bette bar ig pGret fritz, fureouet atnaSer
en- 6ortsele mine samle Seiuerhgbeber peuot tibass for en- 5n, men mart forfuanot
t9er. Seq hnocur the Baptist Union Theological Seminary. OF fr lea tit Tess
Seuc tuHoe ig fcosn fooe Uco NIT 5hOeboro ubu 1T fable omr Buuen operurloet at
S6pn, men III er osaa bane SOaabeb boue Seq bar forfsgt at oue Satrt ioruoeu,
men bhoe fa igin ina; Oo1 trcr in at hg iuou fort 5b oil bnpc taRhqnota bdbre,
ott id tg Ct mere behpOtr ct BRUCE Sctht. Gees forbuHoHe
Sr 1923. gP qpbrfnr
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-10
"Felum Imbelle Sine Ictu. -

EDITORS HERALD: 1t is reported that
the candidate for county tax collector of
the Republicans, is stating upon the
street that the fact that Col. E. E. Hew-
lit is railroad man will rebound against
him in the fight for election. As rail-
road man, beg to state that the rail-
way men of this city, numbering 115O
voters, as shown by careful polling, in
Guiding steam as we'll as street roads
employees, of which the latter alone
amount to 750, will support as a unit
this honorable gentleman, and if Mr..
Walker, of the Seventh ward, fancies
than any fairly minded body of Ameri-
can citizens will abandon Mr.. Hewitt
because his business has happened to
be cast in one of the greatest profes
sions Of the 10th century. he is tremen.
dously mistaken.
Colonel Hewitt has ardent admirers
in both parties, who deem it no handi.
cap to be identified with an intelligent
body of railroad men. As a railroad
man and as a citizen, Colonel Hewitt's
character is above reproach, and that he
will have the united support OF all rail-
road men is an unquestionable fact which
Mr.. Walker cannot avert. Yours re-
spectfully, F. E. SMITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-10
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
RH.a!!'!:!! o! Bs%5ss'! Bsk'ss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Perilous Riding on tx. iron horse.

Perilous Riding on ts.< Iron Horse.
"Did you ever ride on locomotives
asked 0. q. Hasl1ins. II tried it onc6
and have no desire to repeat the expert
ment. 1t was out in Colorado, where
you sometimes run so close to bottom
less chasms that you could drop your
hat into them, and make turns so short
and sudden that it nearly disjoints your
spinal vertebre. The master mechanic
was an old friend OF mine and gave me
permission to ride over the road on the
engine of the lightning express. The
engineer did not appear to fancy my
presence much, but treated me civilly.
We were behind time, the night was
black as Erebus, and terrific thunder
storm was raging. The engineer was
determined to go in on time, and the
way he rushed around those curves and
across canyons was enough to make
mans hair turn gray.
"The peculiar thing about these noun
tain engines is that they do not take
curve like any other vehicle. They go
plunging straight ahead until you feel
sure that they are clear of the track and
suspended In m1da1r, and then shoot
around and leave you to wonder by what
miracle you have been saved. The
trucks take the curve in the orthodox
manner, but the superstructure is so ar
ranged that it consumes more time ir
making the turn. With the lightning
playing about the mountain peaks and
half disclosing the frightful gorges and
swollen torrents, the great iron leviathan
swaying and plunging along that slip
perry, serpentine track, first realized
the perils of railway travel and the re-
sponsibility of the sullen man who kept
his hand on the throttle and his eye on
the track. stood with my heart in my
throat, adniring his nerve, but not envy
ing him his job. At the first. stop 1
clambered back into the coach and staid
there. st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-10
BLOODY BATTLES IN DAHOMEY'
French Forces Slaughtering the
Native Soldiers.
The Kings Amazons Give the Gauls
a Hot Reception.
Behsxin's Last Defense About to Be
stormed-Peace Fully Restored in
venezuela- General For
eign News.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PARIS, Oct. 9--Colonel Dodds, COM
mander OF the French forces in Daho-
mey, has telegraphed further accounts
OF the state of affairs prevailing in Da-
honey and the position of the French
troops.
The Dahomeyans, undismayed by the
severe punishment which they received
in the battle of October 4th, made des-
perate attack on Major Gounard's scout
ing party, Thursday, October 9th. The
French lost four men. Three of the ma
tives were killed and % others of Be-
hanzin's followers wounded.
Unofficial dispatches say in the battle
the enemy numbered about 5000 and In
the ranks were some famous amazons,
whose ferocious fighting qualities are
we'll known. The Dahomeyans occu-
pied a strong position on the other side
OF the river and had strongly fortified
the bridge between the two shores.
Major Gounard carried the bridge at
the point of the bayonet. 1t was san
culinary engagement, the native warriors
contesting every inch of ground and
furiously resisting every attempt OF the
French to dislodge them, The enemy,
however, were at length forced to yield
to the attacks of the trained and better
armed soldiers, and sullenly retreated,
leaving the dead bodies of large num-
Der Of their companions and many rifles
on the field.
A telegram dated October 9Th is
also received from Colonel Dodds, in
which he reports that he is now in such
a position that he expects soon to make
an attack on King Behanzin's last line
of defense. He is confident of entirely
routing the Dahomeyan forces when the
next engagement takes place.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-10

1898. England accepts the invitation
TO participate, and Mexico politely de-
clines. Most people seem to regard the
review as q bad case OF fuss and feath-
ers," but to Californians the PROPOSE
tion wears very different aspect. Two
of the ships in this squadron--the
Charleston and San Francisco-were
built on the Pacific coast. and it will be
interesting to see them fairly and i'm
partially tested alongside OF ships built
in the east. There has been some talk
about this, because Admiral Gherardi
has selected the Baltimore, instead of
the San Francisco, for the flagship of
the squadron. But this Is easily ac-
counted for. When the admiral arrived
in San Francisco, the vessel of that
name was on her way back here from
Honolulu; and 80 he hoisted his flag on
the Baltimore. Having become thor
oughly used to that ship he does not
care to disturb friendly relations by
changing to another ship. When the
big review comes off, the San Francisco
will be put to proper and equitable
test; and if she or the Charleston, as
the case may be, outclasses the eastern
built ships as good handling or fast
steaming vessel, no one will concede the
fact more cheerfully than Admiral Che
rardi. He was resident OF California
for years. 1t was in San Francisco that
he, then lieutenant, led to the altar
his bonny young bride, now laid to rest
in Greenwood. There his two manly
boys were born; and, If he has any pre-
judices either way, they would certainly
be in favor of California. AS the handi-
work of che coast mechanics is and will
be under controversy till the great naval
review OF 1898 is ended, it can be con-
sidered that the test is entrusted to an
impartial judge and man who will not
stoop to favoritism.