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Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
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Sirsbaa
SriitiQe Wanfrppere.

SIlNtYt SNWlIpUeTe. 2lrsDa9
5ormiobas bar 9incOln Gpuntp gant
i Chamber @jenitanb for ct bri1ti9t
&speri. Sem Menb af ben ~berp9tebe
G~ootbanoe reb rp til 8anfen, iteg al
Seltene, % 3 al benz begao fig ino /
Sanfen, meoens be andre 2 itoo paa
8a9t peo 3srene, beuabnabe meb Rii.
fer. % Der par en- Bel 8anIteliebeb
meo at iaa 8enseitabet aabnet pg
Ntenoene uoenfor blep urolige, sreb
8puerne 2 eaer 3 Sunbrebe 3onars,
iom laa fremme, Os fob no. s Mels
lemtioen bapoe 8asten ueo 5rontbss
rem ifuot ps orebt en- Barber Mitdel,
iom forisgte at ejsre 9lIarm. Gs'
oerne beites berefter Seitene ps ilpss
teoe, men Ell 9osie bereone Wanb
latte siebliffelis eiter benz. Oct tom
til ct Sammenitgb, unber bpiltet ct, al
Rsperne bleu ifubt Os taset tilianse,
meoens &eiten unollap. Gen iaareee
Hpper beooer Grnelt 2ucas, er 81 Gar
sammel o9 bapoe fun p9ret oeo Ban.
ben en- uges 9io. Oct menes life, ban
fan lepe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
2obesV utitmer 1888

armssrne peit for Wittuautes og is9e
at lormaa benz til al peuoe tilba9e. for
at irelie benz fra at iulte o. blius an'
bolot iom 8asabonoer al gitens go.
liti.
ataoemi for grDsstre. RiIiuuu'ee
oil meo bet isrite iao ct atabsmi for
Srp8gere. 5Orltanoeren for ben ngc
Stole oil blipe albert 9aihs, en- &smi'
Ter, Tom | lang lib bar bapt 5creta.
9enoet unoer Oueroeielie. Ulr. 9ai6c
bar oRret aniat peo bet eneIte a'abemi
Tor Brpg9ere Der / 9anost, bet / Obi,
ca9o, og ban er mn Semttsr for n1Iten
oue Brp8gerierns / g8isconIin. San
uOtnler, at ct aurius pil taas 4 Maa.
ncoer, % be @rnouerenoe bill oa uare
l'tnno til enten of brp9ge gt eaer al
bape Opipn meO grpsnius.
gp8ger op iajeu. Ere Bogutao.
nlnger 3smmer autOm 3orsbaa til ben
neobrRnote 8p 8biaips % 8eboernc
bar M traolt meo at bp3se upe 6uie.
% andre 8oanlaOninger 9smmsr er
nloer Seis. 8esuben er Der til llooe.
ling btanot be 8rnnbtiote antommcn
Here 8O9nluoniu9er 2epnetsmioler,
Sen9etgl, Spi9er Os 9ernparer, So o.
0aore. Oct er banrot for 6irlpeto.
lnIteen at glsre mango al be grano'
ltote begribeti9t, at bet sr 6iptp o.
lille Gritntning, man oil poe benz.
Mineoriiten 8ienoptases. Gro
Snrlep ifrlues: Montreal Mlner
9~lenOpto8 forleoen 8riften meo en-
Stprte at 400 Mano iii ben onmlt
3snnirgsitata. 9stte er imiolertio ben
eneIte Wtlne, Der enbnu er / Drift paC
9nrlep Sioeu. 9urep Winsu er fulo,
ltenoig luttet. @runoen er, at Der fol
3toen lite finoes no9et Marteo fOl
oen8 @rts.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
California.

Sororgitelie. Sos anseles blet
iorrise Ssnoas Niteu biemisst Of en-
SororDitelie. 2ioen Sfabe blep anret'
tet. S Neton merfebe ma 3 beltemte
Steo, be i~terteite mon bibtil bar islt
oenne G9n, men beler life Der blep Der
anrettet. nOsen iGrli9 Staoe. Gn Mers
teli9beb Oeo Sasen bar, at umiobel'
bart eiter Stgoene uiite Der fig en- flor
Meteor. Gen lisnebe III flor ausle a
blaa Slb % bepa9eoe Zig tilipnelaoenbs
burtig fra 3enitb til Rorb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

Soa Sancud; Coroner, O 9 GbeItsr.
mari. De til ben fon9resiipnale Son.
pentlon palgte 9elesater bleu euitem.
mig paalaste at FEMME for SaluOr
Stenerion for aanbibat for 3on9res'
manO.
soplosbeb. Manoas Niten bleo en-
0pnamitbpmbe iprRn9ti Grant Souie's
Omnibus, Der fob / Staloen / @aieca.
S%mnibns'en iptintreoes % GtaIben feb
en- Del Staoe. $500 er uolupet for
5%orbrpoerens 8%aa9ribelie. 9alrise
Slospaniattelier % andre 6~Orbrpoel'
Ter bar iunoet Gteb Spen / ben iibitc
8tO, og man oil MI ie at gjgre Ell Cube
paa 2oolGsbeoen.
Julofert GanbpGrf. 8anopGrtet
! Caledonia blep iorleoen iulofprt O9
operleperet til 8yen. 3e for bets Cp.
fprelie uoiteote $4,000 Sonos blep
tlsbt al Souiton County 5armere.
sDnnebIag. llnoer en- itert Cor
oenItorm iorleoen fog 2pnet neo /
Msor9an / Sioc Solutions Stalb, iom
oelpls bleo poela9t. 2Dnet ilos enoUis
oere neb i Scr. Seiuitb og Mi6ael
3emrpis' 8ebOelies0uie; be9se Suie
feb Ell Del Stabe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Ben glO ania 4.

5nrliDe Commentaries. SET.
fries Commonwealers. beupe6 200
Wanb. auiom 6reoag Giten iii Con.
~neasuiae, o. ipreoie fig itrnr ODER
8pen for at anmooe ON DtaO. ia ct
5ragttrRu ieuers ltutOe nfgaa, for.
msbe belle 8anben bet for at iaa fri
Beiororing. Neiteu ale lpfteoes bet
at tomme OmbOro, men en- Wil uoe
itoppeoe 9rGnet o. gauoen bleu ia9st
bort. Zen inmlsoe fla imiblertio bur
tig % MI TOM bet til sn aImlnbells
aamp meIem benue % 3ranfolteue.
TIMBER aampen bleu Here baurot tua'
iteoe. giUgle al the Commonwealth
unoilap, men benOeo 100 bleu oreust
ino / Jrn8tuOgne, iGrt tiIba9e til Bpm
% fRngilebe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

ptl Der blipe holoi Taler al betjenots
Wano fra forifjeliae 3ele al 2anoct.
Senoeo Is Wiuittorps er ttliteoe.
Store 9elegotiOnsr bill autOmme fra
aanias, Nebraifa, Soma % Colorado,
Ina Der Mioten al rleeu uil bare fro
10000 til 10000 gteuueiter tiliteoe,
o9 alt er gjort for at siore Spbcloet
bebngelt9t.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Z n a.

Gorinlst al 1piousr. Zen berao'
teoe ScatterfieIo 6uiobuebanos bar uis
ter u9ret paa Spill, o. after er bet
9aaet no ooer Mersoitb Gtanlep. Sans
SrRfemaItius % aO'omobtt, iom itOe
uoe | Wartsn, blsp soetu9t, os en-
WRngbe BIrs 5euce bleu ta9et nso %
igrt bort. SfnOen beleber ia til e..
900. 5or 2 Nar Iiosn blsp Bnnoen
iprangt o. 6srsreu 6errOn Ri3arbiOn
ino arreiteret ct Bar Tiger. Zen @aua
Doela9oe be StanGeDs Girnoom og flip
peoe 6ulerne al bans ioit6are 8aoos'
iDbsteite. StauIep er en- Of WaotioH
GUun!ps melt bstienOte 5armers.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Nprb Safott.

Wrano SamDure. Sloebranb ops
Itoo Onsba9 aiten / 6a9emnns SfOs
bntit % inben lRnse breote Sloen Jig
til naiten belle gpen. Senpeo 20 5urs
rctnin9smnnb oe mango Suseiere blep
br9not no, oeriblauot 2. 9bomien,
9arion, 9eter genion p9 6. 8. Clifton.
g~ranoifaoen belpber fig til $4,000
meo Ell Gsiurance Of $4,000. Sloen
Ell iormcntlig paaiat.
6rano Sorts Sriffepanb. 8praas
bet | @rano Sorts bar b%eiluttet at tjpbe
Ell balp Slof 9ano p"pcrfor Spens
HrmpeltatiOn, pua builten ltal anlass
9es ct tpmplst 5iltrsrpRrt til &ensnins
at Spens 8anoforipn,ns. 8etOituins
gen an Ilaaes til $4,000. @artet ital
Itaa farbist ben lite Nouembsr.
6eituoi9terne. Sra 8jsmard fri
pes ben lite bs.: Sibite use bar pe'
ret rte9et Zig be foresaaenoe - BARN
% tor, ifjgnt Der Der % Der er ialct
minore Bigger. S%ueoebsiten er fulb
Gang Oueralt / Staten, men llobpttet
bttoer Inn balpt iaa fort iom eaers.
Gius os 8ps er bpitet. Mais Os go
teter lpper soot.
Sanburn. Den iterfe Seoe, ri bar
baut i ben iioite 3ib, bar itaoet Sueoen
en- Del. Soften er MI ~alminoelis ber
omtrirs.
Smemee. 8eiret bar paret liot
9uuiti9ere / llsens Sob, ibet Der er
ialbt nosle lette Bigger. !Ss siper sobt
taar.
Miltpn. aislisere geir bar / bsi
Grab saunet Saben.
Sage. Sebt 8eir bar anrettet nosen
Staoe paa Saoen. Sueoen siper sjena
n~emInitli9 ~ guibels paa gcreu.
GLENDALE. Oct tprre, parme 8eir
iioite llse bar siort en- Del Staoe paa
seben. 8u9en sioer fun en- 9reoieoes
bel ai buao man penteoe.
8arlpfp. 5armerne %anilaar Staoen
fra Seoen fra 2 til so psf. YOteter
% Mnis bar libt umaaoelist.
3a,pion. Spiten er i fulo Gang %
5armerne penter Zig fra 6 til 10 Suib<
els pr. Ncre.
Berlin. Secen bar siOrt betpoelis
staoe. Gnfelte Resnbpser er ialot,
iaa npsle 9ouus iaar en- COB Spit, ans
bre naIten iutet.
Geuils Safe. Soften er bespnot os
Sueoen uil sjenneminitli9 sipe II Su.
ibels paa slcrer.
Colgate. geiret i iibite llse bar
aunitis for Saben. Tpteterue itaar
spbt, Ntilet pslaa.
Mintp. Staoi9 meset tsrt; mInore
Spser bar sauuet Saueiaser, men 6pes
ben er sbelast.
SpteitOn. Snseu 8esn al Setponins
/ be iibiie 3 Tiger. Ssiten meset let /
ben ~norblise ps nurbUeitlise Del Of
Guuntpet. s ben gitlise % ipositlise
Sci pil Der i @ienneminit bliue IL til
Is Sulbsls puu Scren. Rais, Saure,
5lar ps gps iiaar spot.
Yrobibitiouiferne bOlct jim stuts'
fonpentiou i Sarge ben Site Suli. On
Masie 9opuliiter bauoe msot frem i
Saab ON at fontrUaere aunpeutionens
Gurbanblinser, men bet mislpt,eoes.
gf be 200 3iltebeuarenbe Dor Der fun
II, ipm unoeritrep Hartiets Stats %
rationale Yiatiorm. 3isie "enoOrieb"
be republitanIte aanbibater for Ssie.
iteretsoommer, 9uperngr os Sfoleiu,
perintsnbsnt, ps 8Opuliiternes aanbi.
batter for @icesupernsr, 8asiersr, 2ts
tornep General % Stepens % Game.
ron for Observation-Disclosures, os no.
minersbs islsenbe 4rObibitiOniiter. 2
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Wi ntann.
Temte GoreOiter. 60

Semte 6%oreDiter. Gorepbanoens
5grere, iom bar iiooet / 5ansiel / aa'
lispel / oper 2 Waaneoer, bar III er'
flaret Jig itplOj9e i Gammeniu9rselie.
Sol. Chair, 8anoeus G~tnisrer, bleo
oemt til 6 Maaneoers 5Rngiel og 5
andre til 30 3n9e beer. { dat itjal
80 Gorepiter Ell Great 9&orthcrn aotu.
motto peo 9rOp og reiite mob on, men
blep LANCET og fat i 5an9iel i aalis'
pei. Oct er oerfor, 5srerne nu mau
bgoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Waibinat0n n.
Yortfert euer mproet, gefolf

gen / ben ipoli9e Del al Spotane
gountp er rpitet oper 8ortfsrelien eller
Woroet af CHARLES @lplten, EN- betjenot
5armer % republitanit Bolititer fra
Wi6isan. @lpltiu blep talbt uo peb
Wionat os iiben bar ingen feet BAN.
Sans Sat, t~ilislet al Blob, families
9a9en eiter. Zen iapnebe Mano bar
itertt babel al gsuens 9opuliiter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Witb an.

guffer Wiinen. superintendent
9unitOn peb Central Copper Rine 50.
/ asiueenutu Gountp bar mobtasst Or.
ore fra 3ireftsrerne i Bolton ON at
op8ioe Winsn. Minen bar paret /
7riit 40 9tar. 2utninssn ftplbes ben
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
guuijiana.

YomulOsbeten. 8. W. Reil q
Rem Orleans, ben betjenote BomuIe.
Statiititer, a%nIlaar BO%muloarealst til
II RiuiOuer 2lcres O9 llbbgttet III g.
100000 galler. Ssrai resner ban g.
100000 ira 1eras.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

. Guts, aonsyesmano; Z Z Sop, e..
tretar; 6 q 7aplor, g~sinrancctpm.
mister; 3 Carleton. auoitor; I 81
artbur, G9erbrugstommisier; Geu. 6
Y SANDERS, Sern6anefommisi9r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

0mtruoi9beo, of Der lie fiuoes mere
6rts ! Rinen. Sire Sunorebe Wono
er bIeUen a~rbsioslsie o. bsrmso cuoer
Observation-Disclosures | Gswesuow
9ountp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

Ser err Raunsne Os aloeren poa Z
bstienote Seem gort Wano: 8osmeu
3. Jlomsr, SO Var; 9apib y. Si1,
81; Gbwarb Wurpbn Sc Os grOutr
Qlepelano, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
4 grllell" ND. 40
,.,,r. qaaup.- Grpen. -6anset |
ss'Ss-5or % fra 6amilteltost'
[9nbIanDet.
soma.

l,;,,lS R g Stinuer, en- al be
|frSte 9ernbanemano Soiua,
i,,,Sen peO 3eben / burlington,
,,,r San par aOnbuftsr paa
N, 9rRn fra burlington til
suffs. 8 mango aar bar ban
|,ert / ocnne 9p. San e~fterla'
M % I pogne Born.
s,bronNr. 6ele ben pitlise Del
N grope, IS 8prretnin9sbuie, 3
|ra6uie, Ell Maitinbp9nin9 os
arSre gp8niu9er necbrenote
aften; etaoen belpber iis til
On frDgtelis Sloebranb rafer
krrn 8al6 5urm i Nerbeoen al
[rrlolp. Slpen, Der opitoo peo,
Els aibrpnote uuele 9ib1ler, bar
ira l til 3 Sob neo ben tprre
Fsrys. Ger er in9en 5lammer at
In 6eoen er furfaroeli9. 0fan
Ea Ruab til at iaa Slben fluttet.
|rtsn. Scrnbanefpltene meboeler,
| foite 0le9uialo fun bar siort Ii
BAUM pau Snoen lanss 2inierne
b burlington. 8 Sirteli9beoen
|Nn lioen e0er in9en &esn noens
Nil uelt fOr 8pen. Mtais bill life
|talp 0oit iom 6pl9e al 2erten.
tston % andre Sonia 9aner bar
be 3io fore 6orienbelier al le.
|areaturer til Often. Sapnegan'
for Misiuurifloben iises at
|lpmplet Doela9t % 8reatureierne
! fine areatnrer iaa biirti9t iom
rrirbranb. Gn 9r9riebranb ops
oft for SinosipsebOsp itas
SHoepsnosnce % iprebte fig burs
Nr En Itor Str4tnin9. Seanoen
at op til 2aurers Sus % 5arm
Del al 8peu.
rte Morbers. Weems % Sas
sG nDlio blep operbeoilt ON Mors
b 8onouttpr 8ibpatb, blep FORTE
} Retten / 3es Moines bemt til
III / Sort Maoiion til 23oe Gu'
pcs, pau builfen Dag be oil blipe
QOOen i benne Stat forbrer
n ct Nar, for 0sbsbpmmen fan
Ets,
ElSigt Ncgnmageri. De Sew-
S9nma9ericricg, iom bar iunoet
Sso Sort 9Obee / ben iioite 9ip,
VI tcrt til nO9et Gciultat. 5or.
! lsNeOeS al iOcitanoise Mauo,
far reIlt til Sanias for at erboloe
SeiIeonln9 af SefueQ. 8eiret
pct Here @an9c, % bet ituloe ~
R0I8 Der bar noset iaubt peb
fati, rlnotte bet baue funnel frems
.A'8R, oa Der tpbelis bar 6usti9s
Flltsoe / 2uiteu. Wten Der falot
|S'9n O8 nRite Sang SIR. Seruea
800 ira Sort Dodge for &e9n.
Y tonlmer ban til at garantere fit
b.
u. Curtis fra Clinton er
E%Va0Iit1nernc / 2bet aongresbis
'ofl'1eret til Sanbibat for Som.
la0o. Nir. Curtis er en- af DC
encouragement og Nrbeio8.
eIIntOn, % oct or igrite Gang,
y'9oer Holltiten. 9iltrittet or
~'''lotrottIt iaa bans llbiister til
'F lite Oioere tDie.
VI Oalu SOFT. Scott @cnion peb
" central 8anen | Dubuque bar
get 9Sajsberetninser fra Sc Sta.
"0 Dubuque 0%ipiiioneu, buori
I''eS, OF Ooer Salpoelen .af Wtas
y TT Doeln9t, % tomn,er Der life
,"'80' oIl Der ilet life blioe noaeu
'""eI Settler bob. Gbwaro
'''O' Den iorite bpioe Gettler i
s'U"'9 osoe ben lite bs. rs gtar
" gr. 9rom boiatte fla paa
'.'",' p0or ban bsbe, ben Abe Suli
Y bar iioen itabia bOet Der.
''''aTOe. Gn Slbebranb, ipm
y ao0rDO @asoartet i Marion,
.'''e 'l9 l 9sbet af fort 2ib til
=, OmI'99enoe aparter al Spen.
/. "Up'os Sranbuaien ienbte TO
! :. '8 70 9rnnomanb til Sialp,
~ Dc 'Onr, bar 8ranben unber
~. NV SranOituben belrbsr fig til
S~1''la8ton q @tiaiaans 9umber
\, y eleontor / SeIferion nsos
~, S0'"oo3. 9abet er $4,000;
.''''n 'r $500.
Ntnnrfota.
SS ~. GGuen psIt for 8pea
"'oHoa0 bismiest al ct irps
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
@linnrintn

~" lae' GGnen psIt for 8pen
"'anoa0 bismisst at ct irps
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

North Yakima seems to be looked upon
as the Mecca for newspaper men who
have failed to make success OF their
calling in other places, and within the
past few months several papers have
been started in this field, that was already
well filed. and arrangements are being
made for the launching of couple more.
The people OF Yakima cannot afford to
support all of these papers and naturally
they will continue their allegiance to the
two old and well established weeklies
which have for years been working con-
stantly, effectively and with but slight
degree OF reward, for the upbuilding OF
North Yakima, Yakima county and the
entire state. The HERALD takes pleas
IRE in commenting its neighbor, the
Republic for its services In the past and
Its excellent work at present, and that THE
HERALD is appreciated by the public is
evidenced bv the fact that its subscrip-
ton list has never had as rapid growth
as during the past few weeks. These
two papers are identified with the pros
perity of Yakima because they have been
important factors in bringing about this
condition, and for this reason, il for no
other, they should receive the support
which their services entitle them.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

Twenty years Of business life should
fit man for county Office, particularly
where the work is clerical and ten years
residence in Yakima county is no dis
qualification, when added to the former
statement. For the office OF auditor the
democratic party of Yakima county has
chosen William J. Roaf, democrat first,
last and all the time; man OF expert
ence, OF good habits; industrious, sober
and reliable. He came to Yakima ten
years ago, has grown up with the city's
and county's institutions. and is we'll and
favorabiy known by all. He is man Of
50, and consequently of matured judg-
ment. He has never been seeker for
office, has never held one, and would not
make the race for auditor were he not the
hearty choice of his party. He will not
need an army of assistants in his depart.
ment. Try him. His uniform politeness
in the duties of his business life may
be taken for an example OF his work in
the auditors Office. Vote for him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

Next week will record the trial OF those
accused Of the murder OF Tex Bagwell.
The clues have been worked up by NJ. G..
Wills. and in the event OF bringing the
guilty parties TO justice the credit will be
due him, for he has been mainly instru-
mental in bringing about the present sta
tus OF the case. The Republic endeavored
recently to rob Mr.. Wills of the reward
Of his skill in this matter by giving it to
Mr.. Rockford and Sheriff Simmons, but
the former justly says the credit is due to
Mr.. Wills, and the latter was in the noun
tains when Mr.. Wills was prepared to file
the complaint, and messenger was sent
for him so that he might make the arrest
Of one OF the prisoners.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

Levi Ankeny finds peculiar condition
confronting him in bis race for the sena-
torship. He built up man of straw
out OF Attorney General Jones. of Spo-
kane, to queer Congressman John l..
Wilson but since the silver doctrine has
proven so strong a card the head of Jones
has swelled, and he now insists that he
is not dummy, but veritable senator
ial candidate, and refuses to he pulled
down at the behest Of the Walla Walla
bantar
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

in several speeches before the big con-
vention, and by E. H. Libby, OF this city,
who was interviewed by a Denver paper
and made good talk for Washington.
Yakima was given the benefit OF a
large advertisement in the report of DR..
Blalock to the congress. Much OF praise
was bestowed upon us in the lengthy
document, which THE HERALD promises
its readers as soon as it shall have been
received. Mr.. West states that it elected
considerable comment relative to this
valley upon its presentation, and that it
may serve to induce some irrigation.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04
COUNTY TICKET.

The democratic nominee for the legis-
lature, Edwin F. Benson, is presented to
the people OF Yakima as excellent timber
for the position to which he has been
named. He has been resident OF the
state for twelve years, and for three
years he has been one OF the most active
and efficient workers in the progress and
development of Yakima county. OF Mr..
Benson's ability there is no question. He
Is shrewd, energetic, and an untiring
worker. His heart is centtr red in Yak
lima, where he is large property holder,
and during the past year he has planted
for himself and parties he represents oveS
$50 acres in orchard. besides making
other improvements of substantial and
beneficial nature. Mr.. Benson was elect
ed probate judge OF Lincoln county in 1884,
receiving 1888 votes to 442 cast for his
opponent. He declined denomination
for the succeeding term, but served as
central committeeman for the district
which at that time included Yakima and
Kittitas counties, and largely through his
efforts the democratic nominee for the
legislature was successful at the polls.
There is no valid reason why Mr.. Benson
should not be elected and in that event,
which now seems assured, he will be
found to be q potent and intelligent
worker in the cause OF Yakima as he has
the advantage of an extended acquaint-
ance with the leading men OF the state
and has made many friendships that will
prove of great value to the county in the
event Of his political success.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04
James Hamilton Lewis, seattle's chr,

James Hamilton Lewis, seattle's chrys-
anthemum, has taken his corrugated
brow and his touseled hair to San Fran
cisco. He was interviewed at Portland
by reporter which brought to the pub
lie the first authentic denial that he was
q dude. Col. Lewis intimated that while
he couldn't accept the congressional nom-
ination as it would take him away from
his home and business interests if he
was nominated for governor, or if the
senatorship was rendered him-ab, well,
that would be different, you know. The
colonel is one of the most modest men in
the party.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

Every nominee on the republican and
democratic state tickets is lawyer, but
the populists have lived up 10 their prin-
pies; for while two of their nominees
profess to be lawyers, there isn't one OF
them versed in legal lore sufficient to give
him standing in a Justice court,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04
Ceal Is Cash.

On and after October Roslyn coal will
be cash. Orders for coal must be left at
the Northern Pacific depot, where prompt
attention will be given.
37-tf JOHN REED, Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

Mr.. A. NJ. West, representing the Irri-
CATION Age, returned to Yakima from the
irrigation congress at Denver this week.
Mr.. West is one OF the most interesting
OF conversationalists upon the subject Of
irrigation, many of his ideas being the
result of persistent study from a scientific
standpoint, combined with years OF prac-
teal experience as land owner and
farmer on a large scale in Colorado and
Nebraska.
Mr.. West states that the next national
irrigation congress may come to Wash
ington, efforts in that direction having
been made by J. P. Graves, Of Spokane.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

We Are The Cash Dealers!
We Carry Full Line of Boots and Shoes
We Garry Full Line of Groceries.
We Make the LOWEST PRICES
On Boots and Shoes of any Place in Town
You remember
Nice Fresh Stock of Groceries now on hand
Come and See Us.
ASHCRAET g. KINSEY.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-04-07
An ElOpenlent.

Odet Richard and Miss Louise
Primeaux, a couple hailing from
Abbeville, arriv ed in Lafayette Mon
day afternoon and stopped at one
of our hotels. Two or three hours
later officer Romero received tel
egram from the father of the young
lady requesting him to place them
under arrest and to keep them in
custody until his arrival. Tuesday
evening the brother of the young
lady arrived; but he failed to bring
the old mans consent to the marriage
and told his sister that he wanted to
take her back home. This she re-
fused to do, butt insisted that the
marriage should take place.
The next day the lovers boarded
the Texas bound train evidently
,~ith the intention of going west.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-04-07
Primaries.

In the proceedings of the Demo
cratic Parish Executive Committee
published in another column Will
be seen the resolutions announcing
that primaries will be held on SatuT-
day, April IA, to select candidate
for representative.
Primaries, directly for the candi-
sense of the voters and the commit
tee has acted wisely. The next
session of the Legislature will be
one of the most important ever held
in this State and it behooves the
Democrats of Lafayette to see that
the people are well represent ed in
that body:
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-04-07
Go and Hear the Mexicans.

Go and Hear the Mexicans.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra
will appear at Falk's Opera House
Tomorrow Sunday night. Itprom-
Uses to be the best musical feast ever
spread before a Lafayette audience.
Wherever this excellent band has
played it has received the highest
praise from the press and people.
Theentertainment will riotcommence
Until after the return Of the Lake
Charles excursion, thus giving every
body chance to hear these famous
musica b lists.
Here is what Philip Werlein, of
New Orleans, says of them:
"Havlng heard the Mexican
Typical Orchestra, take pleasure
in recommending them as first
class at ira ction."