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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
FAITHFUL To TIE POOR BHlTON.

When Godkin tho Just. who has recently issued an
amnesty Tnmmany. reads OF the closing OF clon airy
plush mills and tin plate factories In Great Britain no
l. moved to tears II is popularity OF Cotkin tna.
he loves TIE British workman but he has no sympathy
for the American tocr In protecting the Amsricsaa
wokirgmeD. the Mckinley law has naturally nnr Nc
misery upon the wording people OF Engiann; , nu,
Bull ever cgslac benefit foreigners aud when e eIs
he over show any sympathy for working people Quiz
hi, own possessions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
4 MAR.MAkER SEEKING FAYORS

irOm Tic BOSTON JOIr' nj.
Now bermuda /, begging for reciprocity. ana has
forwarded memorial to the British Government us'
Ing IL use lis good Offices for the negotiation OF
commercial agreement between the colony ana tne
United states There is poetic justice in the condl'
tons which force this blitlng fortress. which /, sup
Led 10 hold pistol the head Of our great sea'
board cities to impOrc favors fIom the people "how
ID set 10 menace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
SAMOA SECURE AGAINST JOHN BULL

From The boston Adverti,er.
Within short while Government buildings VII. "
erected on the shore (at Page Pag0, and the cnts1
States will have Pacific Ocean coaling stauon rs "
great value Thus closes OF the last acts IN ,ne
Samoan irlbrogli0-a diplomatic story that affords "
tie credit 10 the Cleveland Administration but wns
was settled satisfactorily and honorably by the W.
Department under President Harrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF.

From The st. Louis Globe Democrat. 4.
1t will lie remembered that In 1888 the DemocraCr
carried Illinois Iowa, Minnesota and Colorado ever,
day in september and October exrcpt sanoa,S The
I'm November the Republicans carried them' Inv
same thing Is happening In 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

of to-day will he the school and college parade,
which starts in upper Fifthave at ha!f-past
10, though to many the fireworks on the Bridge
at night will prove more attractive On other
pages of this issue a full description of the
various factors in the great demonstration will
be found. No enc who reads il can doubt that
the Discovcrcr will be tittingly honored and
remembered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

The volume of exchanges at Ncw-lork is largely
affected by settlements through the stock ccarn
Establishment, and but for this the aggregate would
probably be lar.cr here as elsewhere, than IN pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
IN SPITE OF FREE TRADE.

From Tho BOSTON JOurnll.
The iron ana steel industry OF England A. We nav
sccn. Is not prosperous. II /, MOI even .tisnant ~
H. worse than that II /, declining with a'arhiins
rap.dity. AS ronproducing and manufacturing
nation. Great Britain long since outstrppd "
the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

issue directions to his slibordlnates that 'hey
must be homes. and to convince them that no
means what he says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

Senator Sherman will speak tonight at the
Cooper Union, where one of the stirring meet
ings of the Republican Club is to be held. The
simple announcement will be sufficient TO draw
a big audience TO the famous hall, in spite of
Ill counter attractions. The distinguished Sen
ator is expected to discuss financial questions
largely. and his address will be Of particular
interest to the business portion Of the com
munity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

IL will he sren from extracts which We print
this morning from the Sheffield En"land) "Tcc-
graph" of September II that the cor dencc which
the Democratic party processes TO entertain in the
utter incapacty of the American people to manu-
fncture tin-platc proftably is rot shared by Eng
lish tin-platc manufacturers. They have had so
much experience with Democratic calamity cries
and with assurances from their allies in this coun-
try To the effect that the American people were
lees skilful and less courageous than English
people. and these experiences have so often proved
disastrous both 10 them and the Democratic PARTY
that they have come ut last TO be suspicious and
dubious. The Board OF Trade Journal" an Eng
lish official publication. having printed the facts
set forth in Colonel Ayers tin-platc report to the
Treasury Department, admits that tie experimental
stage in tin-plate manufacture in America has been
passed. and that there is no longer any DOUBT that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

Republican prospects in New-Jersey are in
creasingly bright. The Democrats there have
done little campaigning thus far, but promise
TO bt1in soon to stir things up The Ropub-
licaHs. however have made an excellent start,
and will doubtless keep their lead unto the
end One of the most effective agencies en-
ployed by them is the club organization, which
has been perfected in nearly every county in
the State. great impetus TO the campaign
Nas given by the big meeting in Newark on
Friday at which equal enthusiasm was aroused
BY Major Mckinley and John Kean, j., the
gallant candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

There is no u,c talking" says " The Buffalo
Commercial, October is a trcacherous month .
Tut, tut. Well did Shakespeare remark that a
man who would speak of October save in the way
Of kindness. etc. Why this pessmism in Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
Jn6cf TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notices.


Keeps Dress Shirts to Measure; 6 for 50. None
better a, any price 500 and Sll Broadway, New'f0rk
and 800 Chcstnut-se. Phiadeluhia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

The brief interviews reported on our first
page with Chairman Carter. Senators Sher-
man and Aldrich, and Secretary Charles L Os-
ter are worthy of exceptional attention from
Republicans throughout the country, and es-
pecially in the doubtful States. These keen
eyed and psactised Observers are convinced that
the loss of the Presidency this year will in
yolye also the loss of the House and of the
Senate which would mean a political and
commercial revolution of startling magnitude.
This is not idle speculation, but serious prob
ability. The catastrophe can be warded of.
We are confident that it will be. But to do
this will require hard and steady work, and a
full vote by the friends of Republicanism and
Protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

What's in n name? The proprietor Of a new
town site at the mouth of the Columbia on the
Oregon side recently offered SO for the best name
for the town which 10 occupy the site. Ter
ana won the prize. Termania having been voted
the best Of the names. the imagination reels IN
irving to conjecture what the worst one must have
hccn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

Columbus is in the air, and will be for sew
eral DAYS to come. The city is ablazc. with
color and the van of the great army of visitors
wbo will throng here during the week is al
r.adv visible in our hotels and streets. The
celebration of the discovery was begun on
Saturday in the synagogues' and IN many a
pulsl yesterday Columbus formed the basic
text of the preachers sermon. The feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

There will be partial eclipse Of the siin this
month, to be followed by total eclipse OF Demo-
cratic stars next month
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
J1uallo.

- Observation-Disclosures in Nor6zSeras be-
rt6tet Die Gan Nntonioer vSreie Breiie"
Wle triiber l6on mitgetbetlt, itnD in Der
gtd6e BON ct. Soc III NorD7Geras Dor einiz
ger !3ett auSgeoebnte QSpbaIt>0ager gez
funoen moroen. Die N"cttengeleui6 aft,
ipelhe ii6 bort gebiloet bat, I'm ben neue1
Wilterol>S daB gu beben uno aussubeuten.
bat neueroinqs bon Ganlas @ttD etn paar
iahDer ltGnbige W5dnner fommen Ialien,
bannit oiele Die QuaIitdt beS Eunoes elmer
griinolthen l1nterlu6ung unterperien unb
10 ben Wertb beslelben feititeaen lolIen.
Souett nun bteie fadmdnnil6e uuo nil
lenl6aftli6e unterluhung bis iebt rei6t,
lit ibr @rgebniB elm bur6aus aufrteben>
fteQenbes geweien. Ser Gob>@sp6alt, tpte
ct in benz 0a9er it6 porftnoet, bat IT'D be-
reits fir mebrere inbuitrieue 3pede ais
GuBerit brau6bar erptelen, = 3ur 6eritelz
lung bon SrottoirS unb aur StraBens
pflalterung, iDmie CUR Qnferttgung BON
aspbaltgetrGntten Sil5od6ern. @s itnb
Elm paar por3ii9li6e Broben bon berartiz
gem TilaItoff ausgeiteut, unb nie 8enner
iagen, lift oerielbe our 0Glfte bes greijes
ferttg 3u lteuen, pel6en Elm Til3 foitet, Der
aus benz genobnIi6 im 6annel porfomz
member NspbaIt ber9elteQt lit. QuBer6em
lit baourh, oaB oas Del aus benz Stein
ooer pielme6r Sanb auS9el6ieben tpnroen,
bereits cine lebr CUTE uno oauer6afte Sarbe
gum Nn1trei6en Der 96Ger gepcnnen NOR
ben. Bie Die Sa6Deri tdnoige1 ~bebaupten,
tpir0 lie OG1eru cine 6altbarfeit BON
flint Sabren iidern, u1b Die 6ibe ibt feline
Wirfung auf tie aus, Die Das bel BEN eez
tp0bnli6en, fir 0G6er benubteu sSarben
Der Sau lit. Wtrb oaS Npbatt1S el einem
&lGrunespro3eB untermorfen, 10 ltefert es
ferner etnen Dor3u9lt6en StrniB. 9as
0eL aus benz Sanoc 81 %getpinMer, enttpeoer
nermittellt elmer JIetorte Doer nit 6ilfe bon
Gbenifalie1, bietet ourdaus feline Sdtpiez
rigteit. Glider lit, Dap Die @eieui6aft,
nel6e bic Nusbeutung Der N5pbalt5 Eager
in bic Oano genommen bat, nit tbren BIS
BERGEN @rfolgeh in bobem @ra6e 3ufrieoen
lit unb ieDen Ncre Gano, in tpcl6em uorz
aus1ibtlt6 Qlspbalt pDrbanben lit, All faus
fen ober in pa6t gu befommen iu6t."
= lleber einen ifanoaI0ien Auftritt an
Der @etreioebDrie 1T Cincinnati tptrb Sol
aenbes beri6tet: NlS Der @etreioebGn0ler
Comp Buten i'm 8egriffe par, pGbreno Der
fredericksburg I'M V0rleniaale einen @bed
ous3ufaqen, madten it6 iIngere Witz
alieOer bas 8ergnii8en, i'm nit @etreioez
f0rnern uno Wteblteig gu %beiDsrfen. Oils
aber elm ettpas ld,tperereS @urfeei6oB iein
GintenfuB traf uno oelien Snbalt iiber ietue
lGmmtli6en Baptere goB. murbe 8uten Der
Tederei iiberbrIiiig, begann etnen &abau
unb poute einen ieiner QuGlgeiiter our6z
priieeIn. Wdbreno oes 9taoau's tpurbe
8roolep Shinfle bon einem mad i6m gez
porfenen WeaisfoIben an eiuem gtuge 9e>
t~roffen. gfa6 einiger j3eit 9elang es benz
8rdltoenten 8rotpn itb @eb0r au Derz
ld,affeu unb Die &ube wieoerbersuiteuen.
St las ben &u6eit0rern Die 8eitlmmung
Der 80rienorOaaug aber &ubeft0ransen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

gar ben 8erfouf bon 8roo, bon et11elrl tubz
Ienben Srunfe MtneralDal1er uro bon an
beren 2ebensbeoiirfni1ien am Sonntag,
siebt oagegen belonoerS ben 0erfauf bon
uSce Cream" gslebli6 fret uno 1T etne
S6nad uno Elm 0obn 9uf Die SntsutGen5
oes ameritanilden Solfes uro Elm SetlpleI
bon untIu9er, oespottl6er, armoBenoer,
fanatiI6er, unamerifantlGer @eleBgebnlg,
nelde ber ftnlteriten 3etten plrotg toare,
uno oeren it'd ieoer amerttan:lhe Sur9er
l6Gmen ioute.
g., 0ir iino ferner Der 9lnftdt, baB nur
einsm peritdnbtgen S6ulipltem Die 5utuntz
tige 0oblfa6rt bieies Staates entlprieBen
tann unb unier ieBl9eS 8oltsl6ullD1tem
ortreenber 9teformen beoarf.
T., Sir baben uns ais a~merttanll6e
8uraer Dereinigt unb 8erbtnoungen IN
allen Ebeilen uniereS i60nen Staates gez
ariinoet, UNI ale @elebe, mel6e et1en Gt1z
Qriff in unlere periOnIihen Gedte uno
fSreibetten biloen, pioerrufen au leben, unO
fperben iebem &anoioaten fir ben geleBs
aebenoen 3tueig unlerer 0tegierung, tDelder
iiA uidt perpfli1tet, NQes 81 tbun, mas
in leinen &rGften itebt, UNI lol9e alltOBts
gen @eleBe 3u Derni6ter, unlere unterz
itiBur9 ~Deriagen.
g., 0ir eriu6en beSbalb ale freiiinniz
gen, eingeborenen, ipie naturalilirtem 8ltrz
ger bieies Sloatcs, urts in unlcrem 8eltres
ben bei3ulteben, Die 9oloene Sretbett, lpelde
uns bur6 Die Gerfaliung 9em0brt lit, ptes
Der gu erlarqen uno aufre6t gu erbalten.
Wtit &idiibt Oarauf, baB teiIe Der BETTE
beuoen Yarteten ~leulals Die YrtnStpten Der
perlonli6en Sretbeit aum NusornG ge>
bra6t bar, Daben mir ais Biirger uns Der>
bunoen, ni6t UNI auf 0tele @runoldbe bin
cine belonDere Bartei 81 9rinoen, lDnoern
nur, I'M ben beltebenoen Yarteten unlere
Soroerungel al unttrbreiten un0 oarauf
81 lebeu, oaB ie bieleIben in ibre Blatforz
men aufnehmen.
Die 8eamten bieier Staatsuerbinoung
iouen lein: l Brditoent, 5 0icez BrGltDenz
ten, 2 SefretGre uno l S6abmeilter, bon
Denen 5 Elm Quorum" btloen, uto loQ Der
8orftanD ietu glmt auf Die 3eit bon 5Det
Sabren bethlehem. ST iou aud befugt unO
ermddti9t iein, 2otalpereine, Die beretts be-
fteben Doer flo biloen nouen, in ben
StaatSperein auf3unebmen, ioa ferner Die
Wla9t baben, cine Characterization DDer
cine @rtra=S tbung oerieIben gu berufen,
Denn er eS fir nDtbig D6lt.
0aS Grecrttbz Son1tte ion AUDI bebouz
mG6tigt iein, iolhe ~Nnorbnun9en gu trefz
fen un0 lol6e Shritte gu tDu1, tDte ite letz
mem llrtbeil nah nDtbig itno, I'M ben Grz
fol9 %unierer SADIE gu ii6ern."
Gum 8rGltoenten Der beutiden Staats>
oerbinoung bon Seras ipurOe 9err 81.
MDi6etstD BON Nuitin QepQblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27
9te Yrtn5ipten=G rfIdrttn8 Der
~Gc1tti6=Serntter+

S1on friber tpurbe iber Die fIr3Li9 gu
6ouiton abgebaltene Contention 3ablret6er
0elegaten oes teranii6en 0euti9tbumS be-
rt9tet, nel6e Hn9efGbr $4,000 teranti6e
beuti6e WtGnner uertraten.
Die 0~eriamnlung erriAtete cine forrn>
lid beuti6>terani16e Staat5perbinoung
uno nabm einen pom neutrality-suspicious.
gGnsIt6 unabbGngtgen Stanopunft etn ;
unb ibre enti6ieoene Wabrune Der perionz
Iiden Sreibeit ridtet ith ebenlo frGfttg gez
GET ben iehr itarfen uno Ieioer in Wtan6ent
erfolgreihen Wuderf liigel Der brrti9en 6es
mofratiihen Yartei,. ipie gegen fretbeitsz
feinoIt6e 8eftanotbeiIe Der 0~ortioen iebr
gei6pG9ten republifantl6en Yartet.
Sic grtn3ipten> @rfl6runB Der 8eriammz
9earbeitet: SuItuS S6iibe BON Nuittn,
Goritbenoer; 0einri6 WfIaer bon 8ren=
BAN; Saul Wippte6t bon Seguin; 8bis
Iipp yteumann BON 0ouIton; S. 2noers Dolt
@aco; Sacob 8idler BON @alpefton; s..
&nittel Don Burton; SO. Guile BON &Dle;
Or. S. W~teDenberg bon Ga Strange; s..
@oretb bon eu>8raunfels; Qller. 8arttz
lingd BON 6ouiton; 50. Sofliug BON Sau
Nntonto. nno etnlttmmig tuuroe ie mad
genauer 8eratbIng anaenomnlen. Sic
Iautet 10:
vY8ir, bic oeuti6>ipre6enben amertfaz
ntlden 8Irger bon TeTas, beanipru6en,
unier Geht ais 8ir9er DieieS 2anoes. uns
III etner Contention 3u Derlantmeln ul10 in
unlerer Wtutterlprade iber uniere betligen
Yfi6ten uno Jtedte als 8irger III bieiem,
inherent l1elen Sein1atblanoe 3u beratben.
Vor Nuem betbeuern mir unlere %untpanoel<
bare Sreue uno 6ingebung fir bic gerfalz
Jung Der Ser. Staaten, ME fir Die Des
StaateS Seras.
3uglet6 bei6lieBen mir, folgenbes ais
unleren @eitnnungs= uno @iIens<Qusz
brud gu erflGren.
l., Sn ben lebten SSabraebnten tpur6e bic
perlorltbe uno tnotutouele Sretbett Der
Burger oleles StaateS Dur6 cine u%ntpetie,
u1ltberale uno unoemotratilhe @eleBgebung
ul9ebubrlid bel6rGnft; uno bic betligIten,
"llantaltbaren 9te6te, tuel6e Die 8erfaliung
oteles 9anoes ieoem 8iirger setpGbrt, ftno
tleDentlid serftOrt tporben.
e, Die ge9enU1rttgen iogenannten
Sonnta9Sgelese bil6en einert @in9riff in
Die betli9iten &e1te unO Yriptlegten bes
anlerttanii6en 8iirgers.
g., Der @eiit urierer 8erfaIIuno If boz
rauf 9erl6tet, ben S6na6en gegen ben
St"t+N"I wv NlAHNu HSHCI UtC lttUClBttIIC
oes 9tei6en uno Oes Capitals gu i9Hben;
unb flar ipridt er es aus, baB Der ameris
tantl1e Burger in ieinen @ebrdu6en uno
Sitten, in ieinem poIitiiden uno reliai0len
@lauben nl6t geitOrt unb bon @eieBgebern
uno Bealtten, Del1e nur Die 9iencr zines
freien 8oLtes iein iOGen, ni9t bespotil6
regtert tperoen bari.
A.. 8enn Oas @eieb 9orIorae auu1
S9ub fir AusIbuns ieoes relisi6le @iauz
bensbetenntnilies, gum S6ub ieOer Berlon,
bantit 0ieie nt6t an einem belttmmten
Sage Der Wo6e gum Nrbeiten seSpungcn
tpcroen fam, 9etroffen bat, 10 bat es leine
Nufgabe erfiiat; nuO ieoer 8erlu9, einem
amerifanii6en 8irser por3ui9reiben, mas
CT an etnem beitimmten Sage nt6t tbun
iou, ipenn er burh iei1e I6anblung ietnen
g2ebenmeni6en tpeoer i6Goigt uo6 it0rt,
lit Elm un5uldifiser 8eritoB segen uniere
B., 0as iebise Son~ntaesgeisb, pie es in
Inierem StrGfgeieBba6 itebt, nerbietet ioz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-27

Ser &StrbeIfurnt tit Mamriti,tS.
Ser an l. Stunt in Marieiue etnsez
trottene Yoitoampfer v@uitralten" bat Die
erlten brtefI9en yta@ri4ten iiber ben
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18
nOW's ThIsP

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any rase Of cGtarrh that cannot br
cured by Halls catarfh cure.
F. J CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned. have known Y.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and tinancially able
to carry out any obligations made b.
their firm. WEsT & TRAux,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDIN0. KNNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cons surfaces Of the system. Price 7Oc.
per hottie. Sold by all druggists. Tes-
timOnials free. 2S-lm
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18
A Treat Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
are sure cure for sick headache. bilious
complaints, deyspepsia. indigestion, cost
iveness, torpid liver, etc. These pills In,
sure perfect Digestion, correct the liver
and stOmarh, regulate the boweles. purify
and enrich the blood and make the skin
clear. They also prOdure q Rood appitit,,
and invi ,orate and strengthen the entire
system by their tonic. They only require
one pill for dose and never gripe OF
sicken. Sold At 2jcts. box by Janeck 4
Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

The state chemist Of California, Prof.
Rising; the San Francisco board Of
health; Prof. Wensell, Of the university
Of California; Dr. McGoWan, health odie-
Or Of Los Angeles, unanimously commend
in their reports the KFOat qualities Of the
Royal baking powder, which they agree
ls the highest in strength, the purest In
quality Of any Of the baking compounds
10 the market. They recommend ils use
Oxcluslvely.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itrhing
when warm. This fOrm as well as Blind.
Bleeding or PrOtrudinv. weld at Onre to
DR., Bosanko's Pile Remidy, which actR
on parts effected, absorbs tumOrs, ii.
lys itching and effects q permanent cure.
sorts. Druggists or mail. CirruIars free.
DR.. Bosanko, 32J Arch ST., Philadelphia.
Pa. Sold by Janerks Pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

4 anAAeh that Wna hOFonnhlv daln0gfnfic
In vhIch ~ nloAo.d hir - e6o,,. h
eIsctod In .dvanrln1 tha b6no,t econom.
L,al vovernmsnt AZ state aela,r, and m AZ.
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n ,he D..t .dm,nI.t,.tion - .remnliNed
In ~. .s,icCI,ur.I coIIo.s comD,i..ior
ond v.,,on. 49,, ~..nd.Is NJ Vonc.',
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

That the Valley House on Front street.
near fuckers livery stable, is now occu-
pied and prepared to satisfy the hungry
and give the weary rest on new clean
beds at very moderate rates. The house
will be managed by Mrs. J. W. Walters.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

MInistsr-And % you think you are 70
be . minister when you grow up, my
little manH Little man-Yes, siF, my
mcther Says I'm just cut out for minis
ter. Ministef-BecauSe you % love %
do good. Little Man-N-Oi because Pun
always getting sore throat and being
ordered away for my health.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18
YAKIMA AND THE STATE
Interesting Items Of EsEs from Yakima
and lis Suburbs.
nlts 81 Gossip, Facts, RaneIes, Per-
SOnaIs, aad . GIOdge.Poage 81
Paragraphs % Every
Description.

Dr.. c.. J. Taft LEFT for Tacoma on Sum
day.
TN. Vance and wife spent Sunday At
Soda Springs.
Mrs. G. J, Hill returned from Cl&tsop
Beach on Friday last.
Yakima .Watermelons are sold BY tho
pound In EIlenSburEh.
Mrs. F. r. Reed has heen called to
Portland by the illness Of her mother.
Rev. Father Garrand, Of Seattle, was .
Yakima visitor on Sunday.
Yakima Eatermelons are selling In the
Wenatchee country ct sl.25 each.
Mrs. Frank sharkey and her sister,
Mrs. GTifitts, left for the Sound Sunday.
John g. Boyle has been placed on the
peoples party tirket for the Office Of
prosecuting attorney.
NJ O. Maude Steiner, Of Ellensburgh,
VINO mas oeen visiting tne uAusn'eis oi
Capt. J. 7. Kingsbury, returned home
HeHu'ar passenger serS"e ano 'ntousn
ua'"s iIom o. Eau' 70 Spokane on 'he
Urea. Northefn went INTO 'enees on
AOnoAy'
ThinRa are rapidly approaching point
where the sumner young man WIN nave
70 wear oeit because SuspenderS are %
eneminate'
A provisional government has been or
Ranized at Soda Springs with Sam Vim
son for mayor and Peter Herke for mar
small
On Friday Of last A. D. Eglin was Of
iered 81 cents per pound for his early
hops. Hop growers seem to think that
the price will advance to forty or fifty
cents.
Judge Nash, Mayor Drumheller and
1thers Of the Spokane delegation to the
demorratic convention at Olympia have
siRnihed their intention Of stopping on
at Yakima on their return.
G,lus,,a A Railev ,sturnad l.st waet
f,o,u Won.,rho. vl,,,.h ha c.Il. a ,own
OF to.lRn eh"raeters' lor th'eVing u
n'Ehuy occurrence ana II Is unsafe ior q
man 70 DC out atter DARK VINO Is supposed
TO have any money
Charles Martin, while employed on the
new residence Of Mrs. John Donald, made
a mIs-stpp and fell from the scafolding
Ie'sns ss., 49, "Ie' e Sy
O..es .".- ~ -. " n",s" us S"e'' OU' '
W O'"e' "e'e Oo~e"'
Ed whitson was selected for the orator
at tie celebration Of the breaking Of
ground for Kittitas coun,y's big ditch,
but a business engagement compelled
Monday, him to telegraph his regrets at
being unable to Oh the engagement,
p,l. .,,..A ,.,. ,,......,. -.
loon at Wenaichee last week and at the
point Of the revolver compelled the pro-
prietor to reimburse him in the sum Of
tl9, which he claimed 70 have lost at .
game OF craps. Pike was arrested and
inedl p for misdemeanor.
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-18

Shardlow and Mcdaniel now keep
Pabst's Milwaukee beer on draught.
at has no superior" It is the verdict Of
all who have tried Il. lift