davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

s..Denper, got, 5. slprll. &i@ter
Burns bat beute bas @efud UNI einen
neuen 9ro5eB fir ben 11sidbrisen W6r'
Der Gnton @opbs a~bseipieien uno ben
Suusen gu rs Sabrsn 3udtbaus per
urtbeilt. Das 8iridlein battle ben
Sdser Soiepb Smitb BON bier. beiien
Sabrer er iein iolte, BON binten nieoer'
sei6OKen, nm feline @indeiterbi9it
unb feline aplbene rl6r au erlangen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
stanberrp, Mo, 8. 0pr,l. Wdb.

= stanberrp. Mo, 8. Qpril. Wdbs
reno Der lesten Na6t fino See NeDea
unb 2eon Stples i'm bieiisen @efdus.
nifie p~erbronnt. sic tuuroen weaen
Erunfenbeit perbaftet ulb MAJ, slaubt,
Re baben bns @efdnsniB in Bronb &C.
ftedt, I'm baburd lire Gre,beit tpieoe,
5u erlansen. ieboh Tam bic 9llfe 81
fn1f
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
&oltf, Gbolera
SmrGfaQ= Mtttel.

Sd babe felt Sagren gbamberlaih's
Soft, @boleraz- unb Gur6fullmittel
nibt allein perfauft, ionoern audi islber
in meIner Gamilie anseiuanbt uno babe
es dig Die bette slr5uei ssfunbeu, Die i'd
jemals p.rfauft babe. - 6. $. 2epls,
Gpptbeter, Salt Safe Gitp, utub. Gum
Serfauf lei @alfer Bros, 0russiIts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

Sen Nrmeri Gin Seaen, benn 1eibii
,bas Shdtflein Der @ittlpe" seniigt,
I'M ieiuer theilbafiis 81 iueroen: Or.
Bluffs 5uieu Sgrup. fOitet u rs
Gents bic 5luide; friber bsburite es
Dollar, UNI ben 9Oftor gu beiriebisen.
Sraet euren Npotbefer unb Ell miro
eud lasen, caB bas berlbmte Saluatiou
Del aQe anferen 2inimente at1 Cite
iibertrift, uno bod fOitet es uur %
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

Chicago. Z. gpril. Die e9Idd-
tersSirmsn 9rmOur, Siuift. Worrls
iinb i'm ! Scsriff, in 9pl, ton, Suc.,
@erbereleu Su erridten, in met6en Die
8ino sbdute aus ibreu Sbin6tbduiern
uetarbeitet perben lo0en. Sic baben
fir bieIen Smcd eiu 9lreat bon 1000
older elworbeu uno in &iscOniin nEo
Wt i6igan ipeite Streden Semlrdlunls
buneen. Die Gerbereieu iplcn 80
Srccent anes &inblebers %liefern. Der
Slan sebt nod ueiter: neben ben Ger
bercien ipGen Sdubfabrifen, Sattles
reien etc. errihtet uerben.
s CHIHUAHUA, Rer., z. 9tprif. Sm
ueitli6en 5heile oieies Staatcs unf
i'm Gtaate Spupra bsrri6t in 5olst
lang anbaltenber Siirre Nptb. 81
manden Gesenoen bsrrfdt tereits lei
mebreren 8pden8oiiermansel unb bag
8ieb fdGt III GROCER Nn5abl. Cine
ppuitdnbi9e MiBernte miro Die Jolse
Der Siirre fem uno rie Nusli@ten fiji,
Ole armen 9eute in Sen beimseiudten
@esenOen limb geiorsniB frreseno,
Sur in otn 5luBtbdleru. in bencn 8es
ipdferun9 mD9li6 lift, miro III bieien
Sabre etwas seerntet tperoen. Siel'
feline Babe iino qdnSli6 aus9etrpdnet
S Gin 81 ieie aus Sibs@meritu, &C.
gen ben Der gbinele @Dang BON att 5uf
069e Der refine gSaiienfnabe ilt, traf ii
Stem g)Orf Elm. gr lit bon IS Snola'
nerl aug 8Olipia, melde nit tenn Gam
pfc, ,~9tetuport" aus Colon o%nlan9tcn
uM su ben Ittraftirnen Der &eltausltcl
flung bei5utru9en. Die @eleal6aft feb
unier 9eituu9 bon SennDr Siruco oil:
81 Sa5, golipia. Ser eriudbnte &iei'
bei6t Sole Santos Mnmani uno bebaup
tst, . 8lB 10 3Oll gruB, rs Sabre al
unb AIS Yfunb iduer gu leln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

@artenbauausitellln1s mirb nameutlih
in Der Dbitbrnn1e Bebeutenbes LETTER.
MiHourier Gepfel inb berdbmt. Die
Dbfbnulectiom 1T bic slpeitsr6Bte upr
allen Staaten. Die Tesale iiub peiB
unb GOLDEN. sln irben Der bier eden
ftebt Gin @lasidrant nit @rbbeeren.
8flaumen, Nprieofsn, Neciariaen nno
9iubeeren. GinsemaGte 5ridte IN
@fasbdfen beidperen lanse B6rter.
Die demonstrating tuirb groBe uebers
raldunsen bieten. Blumen tuirb man
i'm Serbarium in GROCER Gn5abl finoen.
@an5 b~eiOnbera lit Mihouri burb
ieinen Characterization befonnt.
8on alien in ben Ser. Staaten pruois
cirten 9int fommett ettpa apei Drittel
aus MiHouri, obsleid Die Mifonri'er
8infinbuitrie nod tuenis eutmidelt 1T.
Sen a~tueiien 8lat in Der Union nimntt
ber Staat in Der 8leiprobuction eia,
oa nur Colorado ibm BARN iiberlestn
1T. Cine M iiourier B1eimine ipirb
i'm Mooea su iehen fem; lcbteres lou
$4,000 foften. Gus Sasper Gountp
fommt elm $500 Bfuno i6tperes Stad
glererS. SIR bic Standardization 1T
em por5aslider Itab I'M Minensetduae
re1erpirt morben. Ndmlih Smei 9aupts
aanae, prn benen Der cine bon Often
nah @elten, Der anbere BON 9orosn
nod @ioen lduft, 10 baB Die Gdnse
IN Der Mitte fid itneioeH. biloen DIE
bier gten, BON benen cine benz Staats
Miiiouri seseben wuroe. Die Sceabt
on ben @dnsen je aus Grant, iosenann-
ten r6miidem stein uno 9erra;ottd &C.
baut. 9ie @daufaiten linb aus polir
tenn Gi9enbols. GuBer 8lei uno Gin
rirb man Tbon. aoble. Sdiefer mi
b. m. erbliGen. Cine tpposrapbii9'
aarte bes @5taates lebrt Geographic
Ser biisetise 9bell bes Stats uno BIZ
Trairiesrenae merben ourd beionoer'
Mtobele perani6aulidt. 8eib 1T Wif
iOuri aud an Ausbols, namuentlid al
peiber Glide unb selber Si6te, 8appel
Gppreiie, rOtber eide, @umml, BalnuB
Salelnub. Cine eim5ise aiferei inSlt
Mliiouri bat elm 8etriebsfapital bon
81, 100000 unb uerfauft ibre Baaren
bis nod europa. 9tlien unb Gfrifa
Cairo uno gapetotua beSieben aug Mii
iouri SdlIer fir 8alm6l, 9ortusal.
Spauien unb 5ranfreid Beinfdfer
Mebr als 140 Solsarten miro MiIour
ausiteIen. Mebrere Stdmme bon uei'
FER eide tuiro man erblideu, iuelde
SUB 0urdmeIier baben.
SIN 9epartement fir grSiebunsswe:
len bat infer Staat 1000 SUB &aum
Die Stdbte st. Souls, &anlas gitp
ct. Soiepb iperoeu bier teueiien. bai
:. Tie 8ilbuns 81 iddben %ipiiien. Gan;
defenders tuirb bas ct. Coulter &inter
!, sartenweien Iufieben MAIDEN. @in'
2anofarte bes Gtaates miro 10000
Sdulbduier au!weiien. Sn Der @ieb
nnsfeluns miro Wiliouri burd iein
9ferne, feline Merinoidaie. gerflbire
Sdweine, @efisel &C. bria.ren. Glib
MihOuri 1T oas Iarubies Der Sport
liebbaber. Sn ben fibleu Bdden be.
Oaarfsebirses sibt es aubaoie 5oreQeI
ipelds bier burd @ooeIe uertreten ieil
iucroen. gin Der Ibtbeiluns fir @tG
nolosie uirb Gaes se5eist tueroen, rua.
an prdbiitorii6en 5unSen aug Der
, MiHifipp,tbale seucnuen tpuroe. 81
,.@iHouri SiftOrical SOcietp" tp,ro Gil
> sroBe In5abl BON et%bnolosiiden ga de1
> ausltellen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

fubren beute ipo5ieren, als lire Bferbe
burdsinssn unb iie in einen Grabeu
idleuberten. Beioe erlitten t6ottide
8~erlebunsen.
Deabuoob. Z. NpriI. Geit ben
Iesten 48 Stunben tpitbet E,er Elm ent.
iebli6es G9neetreiben.
aler telepropbii6e uno ielepbonii9'
8erfebr lit unterbroden. @iele @ebdu
De ipuroen nieberseruebt ODER ibrer 30
der beraubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
Gin t%usrtbbuues WittcI fir Grfaltuna

Sheriff 9arbman ton 5pler COUNTY,
Us. g., lit an elmer idredli6en GrIalt.
ung, als er besalm ghamberlains
SuiteH WeoiSin 81 ncbmcn. Or ia9i
oariiber iel6lt: SD iaub ipfott @r.
lelbterung uub baltic bas Mit.el in gr,
fdttur9sfduen fir au Bcroroeutlidy ipcrtb-
ood uno unerreidt. 81 Daben bel
8nlfer Sros., 9rua9iit's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
8on Ncmberq

6. S. Moore & Co.. promineute @po'
tbeter bon Repbers, Ore, ioser: "Seit
unlere &unoen Die suten gi9enidafte
bon Gbamberlain's 6uitenmeSiSin fen
men selernt, ~perfaufen mir tuenis Sulten.
meoisinen anoerer Nrt. gbamberlain's
Mebisinen seben tets 8efrieoisnns.'
Gum Gerfauf bel @alfer Rros.. Drug
gifts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
8udleu'S Nrriea.Salbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fir
Sdnittpunben, Auetidunsen, @ei6wiis
re, SalsIlLB, Sie5erz unb SrOitbeulet,
Sle6tunsen, seipruasene Sdnbe, Sib,
nerarsen uub Sautausldldse; fihert
Sur fir Sdmurrboioen, Orer feline BE:
Sabluus perlanst, gOIise Su.rieoen'
belt garnntirt poer bas @elb Surider:
itattet. 8reis 25 geais.bie S6ahtel
I-Su oerfapfen i'm eagle Drug Store
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

5onbeibareSS par fte nj.
Gbeaterfaiiirer gu eiuen, gefaun.
tenn: n...Sei uns fueroen jebt srubs
artise @%riparunsen 9emabt!.. sic
slauben gar nidt, mas ms oas = @elb
fofteti'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

giner meiner 2eute fiel bon einei
Setter unb psrrenfte li9 ben Irm in
elmer idtimmen @eiie. ct. Safoba
Del bette ibn n%oGitdnbis III bier gasen.
-5runt Z, @Oefs, 302 @plie,G penue
Yittsburs, $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14
I. Gaiite, $50 Bis $50.
Smiidcnoed, $22.5O.

Coughing Leads to Consumption
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

Seine Stimn'e flans ME nbie Stims
me bes @robes" aber er bate nihts
,peiter ols ,.einsn reuben Oats" Cine
einsise finf>une. 5luansis.g Hlaide
Or. Bulls 9uiten Sprrp hcieiiiste Die
nnpdbli6feit.
Ser srDBte SGme.Ssniiiuer ouf Der
@elt 1T Saluoticn Del. So lit nas be-
ite unb bilieiie Miittfi fir &beumaiis'
mus. ssn alIen stpotbeteu fit 20 Gcnts
gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

s Baltimore. z. Npril. @eitera
wuroe Die @inbe, tuelde bic &rnppi6e
8isientanure aus Dem SdiHe beben
ioa, lueldes tie sebradt bat, baourd
unf lire Srasfraft sep,ift, bab $50
2onnen Stubifdienen NIT ibr seBoten
wurben. Dies TT bas idwerite @e~
tuidt, mas je in Nmerifa nit einem
&rabnen sebooen wurbe, uno bic 8ro=
be iiel Itbr erfoIsreid aus. Nad Der
8rObe besanu bas @usiaoen Der @e.
ldisitlde. Sunddit fam Die 81 3pn'
men idtpere Sanone an Die &eihe. mo-
Bel tlur Suei Del. bier sroBen Setter BE-
nust wu,oeu, melde iid %polauf GENT
seno erluielen, unb Is Minuten, nad
benz Der &tabuen in 8eiuesuus seies
mar, rubte bic &anone auf Dem gombi
nation , giienbabntuaseu, Der lie mad
Gb;cnso brinsen iuirb. Die Setter
iuuroeu un Dem 8obsnltid befeitist, Dos
@le;6setuidt sefdert, Der arabneu be
gam isine Nrbeit, uno Die aanon
i6tpebte biniiber auf ben @iienbabniua
gen. Sas Muslaben Der 43 Conner
idiusrcn &anone sins ebenio leidt Dol
Statten. Sebt lit MIR mob Die II;
5onnen i6were &anone uno cine 8;
SUB Ianse unb II 2Onbide gan5erplut
te an 8Orb. 9ieie S%an5erplattc biete
Die m~eiiten Sdwierisfeiten iue9en ibrel
9rUBen. 2dnse. Die sroBe &aHune iOl
beuie beraussenommen iuerben. Si
bsreits ausselabenen Ylatten 5eisen oi
furdtbare &raft Der Sruppi6en Sc
idilbe better, als lrseno eiiuas unoeres
3luei oct 8latten iino BON 5uOlf Sol
tidem Stabl unb tulesen 30 uno A
Spunen. Cine bapon bat bier Sertisf
un9en, bon 8 Su 8 5oG lief mo Siue
but6 unb bur6 9ebenoe 2O9er. Si
Serilefunsen riblen BON cen @eidOle1
ctner pier Weilen eniieruten As Spnnel
Sanoue fer. 9ie 206er iuuroeu Dol
Sombm uus elmer &ruppiden Sanpn
ans 5iuei @eilen Gutferuuns 9cma6i
Die anbere 9latte bat siuei, Ore, Uni
finf 3Ol tiefe Sertiefunsen, iuelde DO
Den @eidoiien elmer 6 Meileu e~utferu
ten &anpue aematt ipurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-04-14

nlesH auf BE abdfssfeit aler bteier Srgane
fSuirft urb bas reselmdbiae arbetien berielben
am lhuenIen tpfeber terbetfabrt, ioIl.t nas
Qeiben an Der @nral anSreift uto beletttgt
ftnt bic tpeltberihntteu
at. 4esnero @santer:Gtusa.
9oteSe gtlen iiib i1ar aug pHdnsenitohet
,u5ammenaeSebt' nnb rrlfommen tret BOO
Srediilber pber anhern ihdbliden Seitano'
theileu. GS perfdun,e baber WtemarD, bee
nit etnem iener 2eibsn bebaftet II, redtsstttg
Az ben ST. Errnar9 Sr1tttfr.31tuet1
III Nreifen, tpelhe tets helfen, uab 5trar tutro
eetn BerinM hteS fpfprt beifdtigen:
aHe ct. BsxnasD &rdmtersYtMett lnn y
aretbetsn 40 taben; Briefs Is Gents BE S4aata
EebfGebrauHsanmeffuns faniS 4a6atelnf Jog $1:OOt
De tperhen aud sesenG mpfang hes Pretiss, 70 g,eaS
cher Hrtsfmarsen, trsenb uchtn tn ben yeretutgsea
Ctaateu, CANADA cher europa fret 8eianht ron
3. VeustaedteP q Co., Box 24i6. New York City,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
and THIS DO SETTLE IT.
Corporation Counsel Jones and Rud-
kin viii DO Surprised.
REORGANIZATION is IMPOSSIBLE.
The state Constitution Declares Il
must he Done az General Election
These Indeed ne ri,fui Times for
the Y. ID. Ring.

EDITOR YAKIMA HRRALD:-Do you sup
pose that it ever occurred to the advo
Gates Of reorganization, whose legal ad-
visors 10 the bold movement are Jones
and Rudkin, to read the second sentence
OF Section 10, Article XI Of the constitu-
ton Of the State Of Washington ? This is
what it says:
Cities and towns heretofore organized or in.
corporated may become organized under
such general laws whenever q majority Of the
electors voting at GENERAL election shall SO
determine, and shall organize In conformity
Herewith
Sec. 496, Hills Code, Vol. l, page 1853,
on the organization Of cities is as follows !:
The city council or other legislative body Of
any city or town. organized or incorporated
prior to the passage OF this act, shall. upon re-
ceiving a petition therefor. signed by not less
than one-hfth of the qualified electors Of such
city or town, as shown by the vote cast ut the
last municipal election held therein, submit to
the electors Of such city or town, at the next
GENERAL or SPECIAL ELECTION called to be held
therein, the question whether such city or town
shall become organized under the general laws
of the state, etc.
You will readily see that the word
Especial" is used in the general law and
is omitted in the constitution. Ia case Of
conflict between statute and the consti-
tuition, the latter prevails. This, with
their extended knowledge Of the law,
Messrs. Jones and Rudkin will not con-
tradict. Why then are they seeking to
heap upon this already overburdened
city the expense of Especial" election,
when the constitution expressly provides
that it would not be legal. II they were
ignorant of this provision in the constitu-
ton, come out like men and say 30; but
If they were not their speeches before the
secret sessions Of the council, as we'll as
their display Of legal ability in the col
umns Of the reorganization mouth-piece
will bear an explanation, and justice to
their own ability as lawyers demands it.
ANTI.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
AN OLD TAXPAYER TALKS.

Enron YAKIMA HrRAtn.-I Thought
L;s - e.. ,on;-.,;a- 49, :.
.no ~. sa'Aa''on was ee''ieu ~
the last city election, but 1t appears that
the question has been raised again by O
few who took advantage of a defect in the
a;. a. -.r.... a, ~,,ss..- :,
oiuihahoe III reieienoe w 'ne coiiecioh OIL
taxes, and refused to pay their taxes be-
cause they could not be compelled to.
1t seems to me that this is a test of the
probity of all such persons who manifest
by this act that they do not want to be
honest, moral aud peaceable and to heip
on the wheels of progress unless there is
law 70 compel them to, and if they car,
make it appear that law has been sus-
pended, then their anarchistic tendencies
are turned loose under the color of patri-
otism.
/ have been watching this controversy
about disorganization with deep interest
from the first and have said nothing, but
as it has assumed such enormous proper
tons, feel il my duty to enter an earnest
protest as one who. pays money into the
treasury OF our fair city. We think We
lave the right to complain against anv
action that will add several thousand
dollars to our already heavy expenses
which the property owners are the ones
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
BENEFITS OF IRRIGATION.
Interview win an Engineer--The
Yakima Counsy Canal scheme.

Mr.. w. L. Rock veil, engineer for the
Prosser Falls and Priest Rapids Canal
company, is in the city to-day. and from
him Statesman reporter obtained inter
esting particulars Of the largest irrigation
scheme in Washington or Oregon, which
is now well under way and will be COM
pleted during the next six months.
Nearly two years ago prominent citizens
OF Tacoma organized q company for the
purpose OF devising ways and means for
the irrigation Of the rich sagebrush lands
In eastern Yakima county, both north
and south of the Yakima river, where
water only was needed to make it as pro-
life as any soil beneath the sun. II is
we'll known that in the immediate
vicinity Of Yakima city fruits, hops and
vegetables grow in an abundance with
the aid Of irrigation. Recognizing this
fact, and also that the soil was better and
deeper and the seasons longer further
east In the county, the company above
named ,licited eastern capital and were
rewarded by receiving the hearty aid and
support Of Philadelphia capitalist, Mr..
II. K. Simmons, who visited the section
and advised immediate action.
About one year ago the contract for
canal about 100 miles in length through
the richest portion OF the Yakima country
was let to Everest & Co., Of Portland,
and work has since been vigorously
prosecuted under charge Of W. l.. Rock
well. This canal taps the Yakima river
at Prosser, running thence parallel with
the river until Kiona is reached. About
three miles from this point two branches
Of the canal separate, one running north
and the other southeast, thus irrigating
over 10000 acres Of rich, heavy sage
brush land, about half Of which is rail-
road land. The land gently slopes
toward the Columbia river and is easily
irrigated. Hops, fruits and vegetables
can be raised as in no other portion Of
the state. The land now sells at an
average OF $25 per acre and will be placed
on the market as soon as the canal is
completed, which will be in about six
months. Two hundred men with teams
will be put to work 10 few weeks.
The company is backed by paid-up
capital stock Of $500 900, which, II neces-
sary, can be increased to any adequate
sum.
The land in Yakima county needs no
praise. 1t is heavy sagebrush land,
somewhat similar to that in Nevada,
where three and four crops of alfalfa are
raised in season. with the benefits Of
irrigation. Hops especially will grow
here, and experiments have been made
which were more than satisfactory.
Under this canal the present sesson the
first crop in number OF instances yield
cd over ! 900 pounds to the acre.
There is an easy market. Kennewick,
on the Columbia, is accessible from all
points, and from here both the Northern
and Union Pacific railroads to all points
north. east or to the Sound may be taken
advantage of.--Walla Walla Statesman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30

THE STATE OF NGToN.-Nothing
at the Worlds fair has surprised eastern
visitors more than the exhibit Of the state
Of Washington. This is true Of all de-
partments, for the resources OF Washing
ton are as varied as they are extensive,
and there is scarcely department in
which it can not compete with hope Of
pre-eminence.
The readers Of this paper are especially
interested in the exhibit OF irrigated pro-
ducts. Washington has not yet reached
that degree OF progress where it can show
the products Of its irrigated lands to adj
vantage in competition with several OF the
states where the art is older. Neither has
lis irrigation industry yet attained suffi-
Gent prominence to lead it's citizens to
put it to the front on such an occasion as
one of its distinct and peculiar industrial
interests. In spite of this fact, however,
the most creGitable display in its fruit ex-
hibit we're the prunes and peaches by
irrigation in Walla Walla county. The
average visitor did not know that these
were raised on lands reclaimed from the
desert by the ditch. Such is the fact,
however.
Washington is, indeed, very great
state. No mind can foresee, nor pen fore
tell, what triumphs for civilization will be
won on that soil before the twentieth ceI-
fury has expired. 1t can be said, though,
with perfect confidence that irrigati on
will be among the factors contributing to
the great result. The Cascade mountains
divide the state between the arid and
humid regions. East of that range, there
can be no worthy velopment except by
means OF irrigation. When the magnif.
cent streams have been diverted, there
will be opened up a field for industry as
rich as any that lies open to the hand Of
man under the sun. The possibilities oil
the small farm and OF intensive cultiva.
ton will be here illustrated in their high.
est form.
We congratulate Washington upon her
triumphant exhibit at Chicago. And we
congratulate her also upon the prospect
Of obtaining very generous share of the
prospe :ity that irrigation is sure to confer
upon the western half OF this continent in
the future. -Irrigation Age.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
NEW VERSIONS.

"Man wants but little here below"
To test the sayings worth,
Go up In balloon and see
How soen you'll want the earth.
Little Jacky Horner sat in the corner.
Eating his birthday pic;
He had no thumbs to pull ont piums--
They left on the Fourth OF July.
Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard
To get her poor boarders a lunch;
When she got there she was combing hair
And left In the butter bunch
Jack and jill went up the hill
Their pail to fill-oh, dear
They both fell down and soiled Jills gown
The pal; was filed with beer.
Kansas City Journal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
Helps for Hard Times.

Christmas presents for nothing--hand-
some and valuable ones. too.
This sounds good these hard times and
the problem seems to have been solved by
the Weekly Pioneer Press, OF st. Paul,
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The premiums are all sent post paid
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large circulation.
Send postal card for free sample copy
and premium supplement to the Pioneer
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
international Irrigation Congress.

The Official Proceedings Of the Inter.
national irrigation Congress, held at Los
Angeles, California, October 10th to I4th,
have just been issued in pamphlet form
The book contains nearly two hundred
pages.snd embraces the "Call for the Con-
gress the Addresses OF Welcome; a list
of Delegates; Permanent Organization !;
Address of the President; F,rmal Open
ing Address; Resolutions Introduced by
Members; Addresses Delivered (a) by
Foreign Delegates, To- by American Dele
gates Principal Discussions; Address to
the County National Executive Commit
tee Organization of this Committee and
the Plan of Work for the next Congress"
The discussions cover over q wide range
OF topics on irrigation subjects and the
book contains matter of deep interest to
ali tie citizens of the arid states. The
proceedings are published by the Los
Angeles Chamber OF Commerce and extra
copies can be secured by sending six
5-cent stamps. to cover cost of printing
and postage, to Fred l.. Allies, Secretary
International Irrigation Congress, Los
Angeles, California.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30

Here is a good newspaper dun, from an
exchange: can persons knowing them
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knowing themselves indebted and not
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-30
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