davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-06-16
Montana Peoples Party.

BUTTE, Mont, June 16.--The peoples
party state convention adopted platform
for the free coinage of silver, the election Of
president and United States senators by
popular vote. restrictian of immigration;
demands the forfeiture of the Northern Pa
cifc land grant in Montana for failure to
construct within the specified time; asks
the government to maintain irrigation res
eryoirs and provide banks for the people
free from the control of monopOlies. Dele
grtes to the Omaha convention were Sc
lected. William Kennedy, of Boulder, was
nominated for governor; Harvey Cullom,
of Butte, for lieutenant governor; Colonel
EdMards. of Bozeman. member of congress.
, 1892-06-16
rheNew nrche.frn.

The Olympia orchestra has been reduced
in numbers, but is composed Of musicians
Of more than ordinary ability. Charles
Barnes is the violinist, Professor Davis,
cornetist, and w. G. johnson, pianist,
, 1892-06-16
Keen nIoneY I'D EIome.

Do you believe iu building up home In
dustries and keeping money at home? If
you do use the new Davis Best -four, war
ranted to be as good as any in the market
, 1892-06-16
Vest Doubts CIeveIand's Power.

CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Vest who is
here says: 81 am a democrat, and 1
want to see my party nominate democrat
who can be elected. Pm apprehensiYe
that Cleveland cannot carry the state of
New York. This is an unfortunate fight
for our party that York state makes, and l
am afraid we will loose it unless we go out
side of New York for a candidate. speak
now because / think the time has come
when the democratic party has right to
ask an expression Of opinion from every
democrat My feeling toward Cleveland
has never changed, and l regard him now
with the same respect, confidence and
friendship that / have ever felt, but L
doubt his power to carry his state.
, 1892-06-16
APeopIe,s PARTY victory.

CoTs1oANA, Tex, Sune 16,-Tne latest re-
turns make probable the election Of 1. N.
Barber, the third party candidate for Roger
@. Mills vacant seat over Judge r. l.. An
thony, democrat.
, 1892-06-16
Rnse RnII Gnn1en.

Spokane beat Tacoma in Spokane IL to
4, and Portland beat Tacoma 6 to L. The
standing Of the clubs is as follows;
, 1892-06-16
CaIifornia Grain market

California Grain MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Wheat, Sep
5ember, $685..
Barley-Decembe 93Ac.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
Public Road Notice.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TWELVE FREE.
w holden residing In the vicinity through
which the following described proposed road
VIII run, hereby give notice to ali persons CON
eeTned that ct the NEXT term Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Yakima County, we
will petition said Board for q change Of location
Of public road In said County, said proposed
change having it, points Of beginning and ter.
minati0n, course and intermediate points a. iol-
lows: Commencing at point on Road No. %,
running from the old Lachapelle ferry 70 Pros
ser, directly opposite 2. J. Flints Parker Bottom
residence, and about sixty rods in Q southeastern
~ direction from the hall-mile post on the north
line Of sec. II, I. II, N. Of R. 10 east; thence In
- nearly As practicable direct line IN q diFec-
ton little south Of east to'a point where the
division fence between the premises Of P, J.
flint and what IL known a. the snipes q Allen
Parker Bottom ranch strikes said County road;
thence in . gOutheasterly direction 10 Z point
where the said County road crosses the line run
ming east and west through the center Of sec. i6
In said township. We viii also ask for said road
to be established forty feet wide, ana for the va
cation Of 20 much Of the present County road a.
may be outside the limits Of the proposed road
and between the points named.
Dated the It'll day OF January, A. d. 1892
PkTITI0NERs-P Flint, Robert Dunn, Dan A
Mcdonald, c p Wilcox, H II Allen, Foster,
all residing in twp. II, N Of r % Z; II B CUTtiS'
residing In twp. Y, r 10 4; John W Goodwin,
WV McCarty, 2 V Flint, H Bicknell, o Nc.
Lauehlin, residing in twp. II, Of R IL. ct
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
~.

MaFk, uncOuerind htS head, let ne tChtte
rou slip tntO TIE tpdtttng tCdterB
Hequickened his step impatiently, and
Carne followed him in silence up the
rocky pathway that led toward the no
tel Gay laughter drifted down to them
from the piaEEas. and the dizzy meas
ures Of . waltz thrObbed through the
rose scented dusk. Suddenly Maurice
laid . OBTAINING hand on his friends
arm.
mark. was that quarrel in your plot
tooY
"Yss, Of course. In one Of the aut
chapteEa."
''When did you lose itS'
Last Saturday"
"Their quarrel was three days old. It
must have taken place on Sunday then"
"WellP'
"Don't you realize, my unhappy friend,
that you are responsible for all their an.
guiSh Of the last three days. Your plot
settled upon them and forced them to .
disagreement, In spite Of all the personal
efforts they may have made to avoid It."
Lddell stopped short with . DUN
founded look.
Don't you realize that you owe them
that reconciliati0nr continued CaFne
rapidly, following up his advantage.
'You cannot In conscience withhold IL,
after foisting the quarrel upon them"
"TherO h certainly something In what
you say" LAddell admitted SloWly. but
you must not jump TO . hasty cOnclu-
sion. The matter Il too complicated 10
Be disposed Of % simply. You disre-
gard my heroine Unjust rsnsmbG her
Tights."
"But II they clash with those Of
Mary"- ......
at is Just that the one at fault should
bear the suffering. And my heroine
was certainly not blAmable in this case.
hWa Nary
''she took possession Of . plot which
didn't belong 70 hor." ,
"But unconSciously, and therefore In
nocsutly. Marx, don't you ossa You
were TO blame, and no one else, for no,
guarding It more carefully"
Liddell made . despGidng gesture.
'But cannot take the consequences
upon myself Don't you sse what WI
followi l mnst condemn my helpless
characters 10 death. l shall never final
the book II Imnlt surrender an intsgIa
part Of e."
"YOa must dsOids Tor them or 70
John and Mary"
LAdhsll WAIEed rstlsssly TO the hml
of the shadows In which they stood. and
then back.
sMy people are entirely dependent q
ND, : kO argued, while John and Mary
byISEy reason Of thsir indepsndsnt 81
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
Notice to Appear.
YAKIMA WATER co, PIaintiG,,
E.s NICHOLSON, Defendant


E.s MIKKELs0N, Defendant.
STATE OF WAsHINGToN,l q.
COUNTY OF YAKIMA. S.
In Justice Court, before s. c. Henton, Justice Of
the Peace.
To E. s. AikkelSOR:
In the name Of the State Of Washinrton. Vou
are hereby notified that the Yakima water Com
aid court, which viii come On to Be- heard a
my once, in North Yakima, Yakima County,
State Of Washington. on the eth day Of Febru'
less you appear and then and there ansWer, the
same will 30 taken a. confessed and the demGnd
o. the Plainth granted.
that the Plaintiff IL Q Corporation daly orEan-
lied and existing under the laws Of the State Of
Warrington, having It, principal place Of busi.
lngtOn; that the Defendant Il indebted 10 aid
flainhn In the sum Of three and 0QlO0 dOllau
OS.Sol for water furnished 70 Defendant, 81 her
day Of August, 1891, and the iOth day q De.
eembeT 1891; that the same has not been paid nor
Ana further, that the Yakima Electric Llaht
Company IL . Corporation duly authorised and
existing under the laws Of the state OF Waah-
ingtont with IL principal place Of business ct
ant was on January 3, is92, indebted 70 M AID
Yakima Electric Light Company In the sum Of
iour. and 1000 dollSFs NllOj for electric nghts
ls01; that no part Of the same has been psid:
that prior 70 the commencement Of this action,
this account was daily assigned and set over By
said Yakima Electric Light Company 70 Plain
tn, who IL now the legal owner Of aaid account,
And further, that Defendant is indebted TO
Harry Spinning In the sum Of go for rent 81 lot
u, IN block ID. u. the city Of North YafimS,
Warrington, and the building situated thereon,
Tor the month OF November, 1891; that prior 70
the commencement Of this action said account
for rent was duly assigned By Said Harry Shin.
ming TO Plaintiff, and that Plaintiff Il now the
legal owner Of said account; that the same or
any part thereof has not been paid.
Wherefore the Plaintiff prayi iudgmant agninst
lot the sum Of $3.50, and the further sum Of
l.10, and the farther sum Of go, with Interest
from the date thereof until paid, a the rate Of
ten per cent per annum, and for it, costs and
diBburBments in this action.
Complaint filed January 2, lsg2
8. c. HENT0N,
IN and for Yakima County, State Of wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
NV TIICS q WHBERRG
HsU . Hn LAY h Hai. b ISsk III. q
RraSh CsutiH 4 he EMPIRE

The new things in WhiSkers are not
patterned after either The Emperor VIII
liam Or John L. Sullivan cuts. whiSk-
sil. - 70 cone 70 look 1t them. covering
The iaee, are going out Of style, and the
proper fad nov IL 10 wear . muStaehs
cropped down 20 e 10 look ineipiont,
with The ends cut Of ahoEt and stubby.
Lhcn you want % cultivate . lev hairs
iult undul ne shadow u the lower lip.
A dozen o. two well trimmed and tfained
downward viii b enough 70 nscuFl the
a1crl yon naak. This new wrinkle IN
TIE ulllkel1 llnn glv11thu lacs youth
inIl and dsuidsdly classical aspect, partic-
ulaIIy \ he faco llp1l1 bon The iofhoad on
Tie DDS. With thelalreell trimmed on
Top and iusi . tribe long over The Ielrs :
man vii lodk like : french courier q
empire daya, which iathe object d the
new llyie For elderly men muti0n-chop.
covering The foil 81 three quarters side q
iho faol nd extending infa hint bul
uall.dolned line 70 The corners d thG
mouth WI Be The style.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

"If you had, would you ever have
given . thought to what the future
might hold beyond the fact that We
would live It together Love implies
self forgetfulness. An the traditions Of
the human race, all the in6tincls Of the
human heart, teach that woman yields
the ordering Of her life into the hands
Of man. Yet, while am all on fire, you
are cOolly planning how you may keep
yourself independent Of me-"
"You make it sound all wrong" she
said with something Of . sob in her
voice II didn't mean It that way"
"How did you mean it, lido mot sec
how 1t can have two meanings You
mean It or you do not. You love me or
you do not Which Il tip
II don't knoWl Idont mowl only
know ! cannot bear to have you angry
with me-" She was sobbing undis-
guisedly now, "If I was wrong, John,
forgive mel"
Lddell started to his feet in uneon-
trollabls excitement, but Carne pulled
him down.
"My dear little girl" John was say
ing, II knew you couldn't really mean
II. It was all that Woman's Record
We viii subscribe for The American
Cyclist instead, and these three unhappy
days shall b forgotten forever"
ave have heard enough" said "a.
dell feveFishly. "Coms on. We mud
intercept them at the hotel before they
use up any more Of It." N
Crane turned 10 him inQuiringly.
"YOu think you have found your miss.
ing plOtr
"Thinki / know. he threw me Of
the track at FIRST by his dense stupidity,
but there wasn't any question after that
reconciliation. II only could have felt
certain . few moments sooner l would
have put stop to 1t on the spot"
"Whaty"
"Iwould have stopped them before the
final moment. II viii be harder 10 get
them to give 1t up now"
mark, explain yourself. Remember
that am inexperienced In these subtle
matterA Am to understand that you
propose to make those young people re-
myn Jno last aAu hOufF
II am going TO demand my property
my plot. Most certainly"
"But-Where viii that leave themSH
"Where they were before"
That Is to say. separated and heart
broken"
"WsIl, yes, l suppose 50. | can't help
that"
'Rathsr hard on them, though, isn't
III"
"But Maurice, you mustn't let your
sympathies warp your sense Of justice.
That reconciliation belongs to me, In
trust for my hero aud heroine. could
not conscientiously surrender It."
Couldn't you supply them with a.
OkherS
patchwork No; that Is something
Of which will not be guilty. How
would you like to have your life stopped
In midcareer and DO compelled by some
ruling power to live out another mans
course for the rest Of your years1 You
would rather die with your individual
ity."
Eyes, but 1t isn't altogether parallel
case"
at is entirely 90. II l were TO force
my characters 10 finish out the volume
on makeshift plan that didn't properly
belong to them, just because have the
brute power 10 do IL, would be I'M
worthy Of my trust Don't try TO argue
me out Of Il, Maurice. Ny own in
Stinctive- perception Of what Il right
must govern my actions"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

Dr.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
are q 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, purity
and enrich the blood and make the skin
clear. They also produce q good appitite
and inyigorate 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, 1892-01-21

We are highly pleased to note that we
enjoy 9 we'll earned reputation Of selling
goods ct very low prices; and remember,
please, that we wheeled into line January
LIST, A. D. 1892, flushed with success and
determined 10 treat our patrons more lib
orally than ever.
Very Truly Yours,
FARMERs' & TRADERs' CO-OP. SToRE.
5O-lm UNaRR, MUL1aAN 4 Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
Through Tickets
Notice to Stockholders Of Homework Ditch Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE
IN regular meeting OF said Company 10 DO
held on the last Saturday IN Marcel, liza, Il n
proposed to repeal ARTICLE " OF the Bylaws Of
said Company. Tue said ARTICLE Nv relates 10
AMENDNBNTs, setting out the manner and time
Of giving notice 10 amendments 10 the Bylaw
Of said Company. @. P. WILCOX,
4@l31 President.
Attest: W. z. THORNTON, Secretary.
Dated at North Yakima, Wash, Dec, g. 1891
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

STATE o. WAsHIRafoN,l
CoUNTH or YAUMA,
TO Hugh Stuart:
where's, notice and complaint has BEEN faiuod
~ 8 g, HentOn, . Justice Of the Peaco N md
for said County and state, retufnablo on tha IN
day Of February 1872, In favor Of Yaklna Wei1F
Company, Plaintiff, and against r g Mikksl1on,
Defendant; and, whereas, the Plaintiff the Ylk.
ina water Company has made oath thai yon
that you have prQpeFty in yOuF poaIalIion o. m
der your control belonging % lie Del1ndant, or
that you are indebted % her;
NOW herelole, you are heIeby gammonad 10
e and appear beloro the aaid Jultlca, a hllo 81
pee In North YAKIMA, Yakima County, Wnlh-
ington, on the return day 81 aid n0flcS and
complainl-to-Wit: q the hour Of O'Clock IN
ne forenoon Of aid day, thon and thoIo % an
sSsEl under OATH touehins your liability -
Given Under my Asnd. NH ana d.E d gann.
nay, leg2. JOHN ". 0OLDEN,
toA lconslabls.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

There has no doubt been more lives Of
children saved from death In Group or
WhoOping cough by the use Of onions
than any other known remedy. Our
mothers used to make pOultices Of them,
or Q syrup, which We always ehoctual IN
breaking up q cough or cold. Dr.. Gums
Onion Syrup d made By eOmbining few
remedies with Il which makes Il more ef-
lectivs a. ., medicine and d@tEuys the
taste and oder Of the onion. Soc. Sold By
Janock's PhaFmaey,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21
YAKIMA WATER CO., Plaintiff,
E.s MIKKEIsoN, Defendant.

AFFIDAVIT DEMANDING 0ARNIEHHBNT.
STATE OF WAsHTNGT0N,l
COUNTY o. YAKIMA.
Edward Whitson, being frst daily sWorn;aays
he q pIe1identOf the Yakima Watef COmpany,
plaintin In the foregoing action; that IL his
good Ieason @ belleye that Hugh stuart 10 In
debted % the Defendant, or has properly IN his
possession or under bis control not by law exempt
nom sale under execution, and hereby demands
that the sheriff o. any Constable Of Yakima
County, state Of Washington, shall summon said
Hugh Stuart as Garnishee, 70 appear boforO said
Justice on the return day Of said summons, and
EDWARD WHITsON.
~ subscribed and sworn TO befoFe me
iuA this and day Of jan, 1so2. y
GEO. 8. COURIER,
Notary Public for the state of Fnah-
tngton, reading ct North Yakima, wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

Gno lAA9 eNluoulAy WASN'T enough 70
stir the sullsn boatman TO eloquence, for
he made no reply, and presently the girl
began 10 sing softly 10 hsrsslf. She had
. childliks voice, appealing BY tho very
quality Of its unframed sweetness, and
she sang . little song that held the merest
trihe Of . melody, but which fitted the
twilight and the lake - the birds notes
did. But after q moment she interrupted
herself with . sudden exclamation;
''oh, my rCseI Ny poor rose is floating
AwayP' =
Don't lean over %. The boat won't
trim" said the man.
Il should think you might at least
make pretenss Of . rescue" she pOuted
reproachfully.
"Why didn't you say you wanted Il, Il
you didl OF course l would get IT,"
"Rathsr . stupid one, isn't he1" Lid
dsll couldn't resist whispering. "HG
poils all her cues"
ut Il all vet and dragged" said the
enforced rescueF, a. he fished out the
rose. "What did you want It for
You can get fresh ones when you 60
in"
Liddell would not bSlieve his ears.
Did he give II 10 herr Maurice, he
aid. Do you heart He gave her thu
rose instead Of keeping It. he is worse
than the public.
"But I wanted this particular one.
won Il in o wager with Lieutenant Full.
ton, . the girl retOrted with . suggestion
Of defiance In her tone.
"ThAt adds to its value, doubtless"
'soh, immensely"
"Shouldn't you consider that . living
sample Of what We call forced laugh
LddeIl whispered eagerly. Carne
Erowned for silence.
'sBut Il Il faded and spoiled with thu
water, as you said" she added after 4
moment. Like everything else beauti-
full, It couldn't keep it, beauty for more
than an hour. Il isn't worth wearing
after all, 20 gOodby, poor howerf"
'voice choked with unshed teara,
calculated Liddell.
"HaVe you thrown II away after in
sisting upon my getting It for your Com
mend me 10 . woman for consistencyf'
ana ne tlin n'L hSo' uoe,
- GenAr ,,1 LlI W. ~. lVI ~
avn you take me In nOwr she asked
quietly. "It IL growing cold"
II offered 70 take you In long ago."
"oh, 90 on" murmured Lddell vim
elct,vslE ~ tns sonS ~ ny so s aIuI-
- uosS nos nAILy yOu IN .ne Snu' tnoE'
= ne posuc lu1t,co IN 1nS 80. -, a,
AheLo w. ISnseL sal0. - 'nA - y
~. M e.on eu7 "Ls tUIoe' w'sn !,
.tAnse miAsuLS Oh resentment ano
P's|a 81 N ~ '@A"'
" .,S,,I.'
"WellS
- WIN ~ "0uion' " ." sun ~nu
ancomtortaple'
~ am sorry my manner POe'nt please
yo9e; 80
lou ~ yoa ~ soLLy, oes u ~ ~
10y weLs' SOo-yOo "Ouiuh'Ny"h
tnaS way. -, ,,,
tCa enalSo ne tn'n' WIN '~yina
Nn o.a, oont nean -
h' yOu ~ unLA tOu MOH ~ ~,
eeEStAna me; u va 1o.s = tns O.ns ne
oA 10 u y ~. unL uaOlo w ~
GhElno u you 70 IN, an.lsS upon 9uAEIel
eooot : mayer ne shAt' "nsn Va
os y, N tnI IlshI -,
unEeASon1oiet = lnllst On 9uAllel'
lnQ Wasnt y you wno said our en-
sasSme9t 4, Va ~ = N enof
~ - ", So.n.
.ho,S ~ sn aTSS fGAt ,I5.nS ny x
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

John Reed has ahoFsspoWsE saw CON
stantly running at his yard on the west
side. Wood sawed any length. Tele.
phone II.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

-
istence, VIII prouaDIy strTns s1Ila ornel
paths which may lead them to1alhor.s
"Itis only . chsuce, and n they DO Il
ago as patChwork.~
Mark threw back his had deannfly,
and Maurice saw that b was approach.
ing . verge where. abetdoning reason,
he would take his slnnd IN pure obstinacy
and refuse to listen 10 argument or per
snasion. He was AZ his Wits end when
an idea struck him.
mark, was your story going 10 end
happilyY'
Lddell started aS though he had been
struck.
"No."
"You had f0redoOmed your ehAEAeters
to woe and dssolation on the last pager
ut waa . realistic story, a. ] told you.
did not DARE to end it with the old
conventional happiness"
Then why not let them die now In
peace They would not thank you for
prolonging their existence under such
conditions. and by yielding up their life
now they leave that happiness which
would have been but feettng phase OF
their melaneholy career as permanent
possession 10 their unconscious benehct-
aries;
biddeu stood FOR a few moments In
silence
cannot DENY tnat you are nkht,
ns sald AZ last with q sign. "Well' %
% u
lou VIII heVeE
hushl Say NO more now
They walked ON In silence into the
slng Of eiectT,o nent that encircied the
notel' put a. tine toot OF the steps CaEne
stopped again.
shali mot 60 IN 10 you care 70
stay here longerT
No' Inc sooner ! get sway now the
better There Is nothing 70 stay for So
linen come with me and we VIII
cAtcn me nine-thirty naan'
Bat you nave Just come
"Ehe truth ~ aont want 70 See that
mary. AT the AXE We were simply hS-
tening 70 the recitauon OF . chapber
nom your move, oot row that you nave
Inade tne cnApter Over 70 neE' our Atsae
privilege would become apersonAl i'm.
peranence Il We should ever come "a
Know her. Mary In the abstract il
oinerent beng nom Mary in the con
crete.
True VIII 90 TO my room and
gather up my papers, and then settle my
Olil a. once WIN you come upC
mo, snau wait for you herer
Il VIII be ready in tve minutes.
Carne Ut q cigar and paced back and
torth IN the edge OF the shadows while
he waited. Presently two figures grew
out OF the darkness OF the lakeward path
and an ANXIOUS voice called nom the
steps
rs that you' NARY How long you
have been on the lake1 Did you have
your shawR
"Oh, 1t wasn't . bit chillyi It was
lovely, answered the voice he remem-
nered' with q tender throo In It that did
not belong TO the spoken words Carne
Sharply turned ms mead until the heroine
nAa passed: rev mlnute9 neer Lid
dell joined MIN ana they Walked rapidly
away.
LET rs take boat instead OF walk
ing around, said Liddeu graVeAy. u
must bury this In the lake.
Maurice saw that he had roll Of
manuscript In his hand and with deli
cate intuition ne torebore to break In on
his friends penAVe musings el they
reached the shore and pushed out into
the ripping moonlight.
ut was about here they were, don't
you Think Lddeu asked after few
moments.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-21

Pullman Sleeper reservations can BE-
secured In advance through any
Agent Of the road.