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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
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gtais iaar er aolet iaa Iaugt Roro
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noar man oeo, at Der / oct norSlige
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bar en- Mengbe Nai8, Der life rtaa.
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fam bprfe Mtais meO SeIb megpt Ion.
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til so aar ttlbnge / Si6en. Oct f..
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itg til @ltnit for Wais, iamtiSiQt ionl
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iaa oanifeIigt for at faa ~nImtubeIiq
&60fIener til at bore. Oct bar fsrIt
efter at Sorobunorn bIeo bprfet en-
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pes. Oct ntoa ogiaa bltifes, al oct
er Blot grnoois en- Del 8Ianter InSer
fig ppnre til &Iimotet, i9rIig bier
bette fig meb Senipr til Iaiien,
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Der til llbieb er brrt9t bet rette S1ngs
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en- ttOIig, burtig mobnerSe Wais.
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feIIotps Gent, gorIp Gent % SibIebs
8ribe OF fife Iortb er bGarot Be So.
rietetcr, bporof man maa gi6re 1T
ll6balg.
RonQe of "8oftenS" 2pIere ogter
iig mooife til 0afotas ener Iinneio.
toS norbIiqe @aue for Ser at beepn6e
meo 6arming n9Ite Saar. GIe bisie
bsr aooores imob at forisge / ale
Dele 6e iautme Wetbober, iom benz
Sc bar bont me6 paa Steoer Ipngere
/ So6. 8%reaturaoIing er blanbt oct
btgtigite, he fan IGgge fig efter, %
buiS Sprfninq al Nat8 bill Ipffes, ga
bar De Den oIler bebite llbiigt. Sc
oarme SoIifins6a9e peo Iiotiom.
mersti6 er 10 betpbeItg IGneerc ioa
Iargt @orb, bniIfet, osiaa er en-
8rltnb for, at ale S9rter og Srl,g.
ter moone8 Ser pao fortere Si6. 9ettc
fienber ri norffe til ira bort gomIe
5eoreIanS, bpor Ri bar @rempIer
paa, at gpg ofte ntobne6es Iaret |
Ror6 pna meget fortere Sio, emo
famine beb6pebe bitnoreber al WiI
Longer / SDb. y
2tge itben .Snoinnerne itreifebe
omfrtng poa 9ofotnS Grairier, er
bet ianfoIbte "Squotp.Gorn bIeoet
ooIet Iioe op til 6e BRITTLE @eIio0cI.
fer, men BET er imont og oiper rin0e
.ll0bptte i Communicating meb De
Der nporte be6re Sorter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

Sill Observation-Disclosures / 8riitionia
bar 4Spofat Sugar Nilien ifiGnfet
ct 9cgat fort 5000 Ser, bpis Renter
aarIig ifal uooeIes til en- for Somfun.
bets SripieI irrlig tn~teresieret ShI'
Bent. WeobeIeIien ON 8aoen mobto'
aes | Samfiuoet meS tort 9ifalo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Oierpe Sriere.

vi HiplfDHI W UeteBHeHDe QUlpLle
er ~iortaIt ON 2oro gacoufeIos Sri.
eri. San par bIit foreIffet / en- ung,
paffer Gnfe, iom life pilbe brp ia
iloget ON BAN; men ban CAB life op,
90 bun blep BAN en- goo Suifrn, ion
ban bolot meget of.
en- Dag, Mrs. 2emis, gnfen, Iao
gaconfielb fomfnc, BAD Dun lin gamle
Eiencitepige msbe BAN mco BEN ge.
iteo, at bun life bar bjemme.
Seq pe0 oct; men to- 8aoI9ffen
min, og iGt ben inc. Ga mia ioa
foa noget at ipiie, og ieg bill pente.
til bun fommer neo igien fra fit Ip.
r%elie,@ Ia gaconsfieIo folbt. Sg en-.
ten maatte natirligpis mart ptie Jig.
"aa, Sane, bbno ifoI ieg gjsre
meo en- Zig paatransenoe, tpfbuoet
Man69" ipprgte gnfen fin gienc.
itepige. Seq anta'r, oil nina eifte
big meo BAN. Robam;@ por Oct flo
ioiiife Spar, Sane filnbe al. 9g On.
fen iaa giorbe. 2orb gaconsfieIb fit
lin billie frem | oct Stpffe iom | De
iieite andre Sing | 2ibet.
8oltaire ia, at ZEN Manb fan 9gte
bpem 9pinbe ban bill, bare ban for.
fslger benoe I9nge nof." Safob pal.
libap, Ell / Norbenglnnb | fin Sio bsl
fienot @nnb, bepiite Hart at goItai.
res fpniife gem9rfning inoeboIbt
life iaa Tibet Snnobeb.
Serite Sang, benne Safob bar noe
paa Srieri, bIep ban al ben glifeoes
6ar piifet iom en- Slnb og iiben ia.
itct no | en- Dam. Men bans aiGr.
ligbeo til 8ottenren blep life oerpeb
oct minbite affisIet. Spert Iar nei.
agtis paa aarsbasen for fit fsrite
8orisas flabte ban fig | fine beSfte
&lGoer og gientog tit Srieri. 8a
ban Tom iaien for fireoetppenbe
Gang, bar ban en- miboeIalbrenbe
Wano. 90 msbte Bigen ban1 meb
en- ~ffralbenbe 2atter og ia: "9et
tptter life Longer, Safob, og leg fan
lieeiaa eobt 81 tobt fsrft iom fioIt.
Den fananeiffe &pinbe bar en- ipcg.
biertet 8erion / Communicating
meb big."
Den enseIffe 8ieter ce Srumati.
fer Sberiban bapbe meget at gien-
nemgaa, inben ban bIep gift meo i'm
nafre Sititru. Otter at ba' fien1pet
ct gar 9rieIler meb en- GipaI ssnte
ban til S~rarfrige meb Bisen. @iftc
blep De %tiIililt.
en- eneelif 0ommer bar fortart
Iibt ON tit Srieri. San bar en- fat.
tis, Tibet agtet SagfSrer, og 8igens
Sar bar babe rig og itolt al fin for.
nemme Sleat.
"8e6 ou," torbnet 8igenS Sar, ba
BEN unge fattige Sogisrer fom % bao
ON 0atterens Saanb, "at ale mine
SorfGore bar pgte @beIsm9nb, og
at en- Of Dem bar Drowning gli3a'
betbs melt afboIbte Riniiter?"
"SSSa, ieg pe6 alt bette" iparte ben
unge Sagfsrer. "Men peo on, q!
9ronningen ensang CAB en- Of Dine
Sorfaore ct Slog / gniietet, og at
ieg agter at gisre oct famine neb Dig,
ON DIT life er Iibt mer foIfeIig2"
.Saefsreren bandit fin Sag tiIflitt.
Oct fort9Ies ON gismarf, at ban
banoe mango baarbe SammenitsS
meb fin @Iifeoes Gar. Ren Sarens
Raieri bialp intet. 9imarf CAB life
op. "0et bebrsner mig, at ieg ntaa
11leiliee Gem, min Serre; men ieg
moa agteIiesfllbt negte at forIabe
bette Sus, for oil ionttpffer /, at leg
egter Din Satter," IA ben ruee, bri.
ittge Wonb. Sg ban forIoo life Su-
iet, fsr 8igens Sar bapbe git fit
Somtpffe.
"geI, leg formooer, on maa ba'
BET. iom on bill; men ieg fan life tom.
pIimentere min Sotter for benScs
gaI9 al en- IltIe iom Dig til gus.
L..S
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

Iau foyer ~ Boteter me6 Sfallet
paa, ifrGIler Dem Itrafs be err foete
% Itamper bcm gobt, tilirtter ioo 8.
batfebe rno Ssg, I Sop Suffer. Salt
% &eber eiter Smoe og II Sop
Smer, Soa bar man ioa meset @el
l. at set bIiper Ell riptig itip @asie,
- oct taeer meget Rel, ga Sufferet
aisr set tpnhcre, nnnr oct imelter.
Sdmci5er.
Wan opbIsber 9reb | Iunfen MeIf,
til oct er paste blot, 90 bGloer iaa
ReIfeu at. Deb greoet bIanber
man "a ptfteSe sGg, SaIt 90 Te-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
The Devils soliloeuy.

One night az the devil sat musing
alone in the midst of his coy warm
fire, and trying to figure the differ
ence in guilt between a thief and an
all round liar. his memory turned to
the scenes OF his youth. and his eyes
'fned with hos, boiling tears. so he
took down his ledger and turned to a
PAGE, dated back about six thousand
years
Il suppose" he exclaimed. as he
glanced through the book, I'm doing
the best that can, ior my business
denotes coptinual increase, ever
since the creation Of man.
"1'yo cribbed good harvest for
5000 years, and should be content
with the yield, and give my opponent
permission to have the gleanings
leave in the field.
i've gathered L very diversified
crop Of merchants and lawyers galore;
1--we bound politicians in bundles un-
III all my fingers are sore; I've gamb-
lers and insurance men, I've murder
ers, forgers and liars, and filled up
my furnace with boodlers. till they
actually put out the fires
i've railroad conductors and doc
tors to spare, horse traders and
preachers to spend republicans
democrats, pops and mugwumps ans
tive or three newspaper men.
But there is one class. I'm glad tC
say can never gain entrance here
their souls are so dirty I'm sure tha
they would demoralize hell in a year.
II refer TO that thing, neither hu
man nor beast-the carrion crow o
the world who never is happy unless
he can feast on the wreck of an limo
cent girl A million OF years in m!
warmest rooms his ISLANDERS woul'
never atone, so / give him mattel
and advise him 70 start select no
hell OF his own
With his fingers he liz an asbesto
cigar and placing his book on shell
he mattered, Il may be a very ba
man, but I've got some respect 70
myself, Fort Worth Mail Telegram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

to this security they have in their pos
session the letters signed by the gov
ernor and attorney general"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
VIGOROUS AT 81.

"I was On invalid and scarcely knew
what II was 70 feel well for twenN-iour
hours at a time. / had grown thin AMI
could not sleep. Ny Doctor prescribed
Duffy's Fure Malt Whiskey and since |
have taken your whiskey ! have regnincd
my strength and am thirty pounds heay-
Ter. IL not only acts as a stimulent AMI
tonic for me, but it aids my digestion and
makes my blood circulate faster, and l
think It keeps me from catching cold
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is now my My
medicine and truly n godsend for ole i'eo-
pie, consumptives, and those who are siekly.
One druggist tried TO sell me something
that he said was Just as good as Dufys,
but 1 said wanted Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey and no other. Il seems too bad
that unreliable druggists should try 70 sell
bogus goods when they know the Gus
tor ,rs' lives dele-ld ON an absolutely pure
med, ne. Very thankfully yours,
" January 10, 1902. GILBERT n. Hay"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
DOING HER 0WN WORK AT TO

Mrs. Mary A. Hulit's experience was
similar 20 that Of her husband:
1" was suffering from dyspepsia and
heart disease and would be unconscious
sometimes for a whole day. While in one
II these attacks my husband gave me
DufTy's Pure Malt Whiskey and J came out
OF Il almost at once, and the strange part
of IL g. I have never had an attack OF II
since Whenever | feel any symptoms 1
take Tablespoonful Of Duify's Pure Malt
Whiskey and il drives the wind from around
my heart aud as soon ms this Is done the
pain is all gone and ! feel perfectly strong
My dyspepsia is entirely cured | can eat
anything, and after eating too heartily
take drink Of Duffy's Pure Malt Whisl1ey
and the distressed, heavy feeling disap-
pears. / am in my seventieth year and do
all my own work with six in my family
i heartily recommend Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey TO every woman who suffers,
especially 10 old people. 1t Is my only
medicine and thanks TO it | am strong
and can enjoy good health q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
WANT PLACES.
Applicants for Jobs in New Indian
Territory District.

Applicants for Jobs in New Indian
Territory District.
Washington d. c., April 12.-The
amendment to the Indian appropria-
tion bill, inserted by the senate, Great
ing enw judicial district in the pres
ent northern judicial district OF In.
dian territory has already started the
politicians rom the southwestern
states on sally pilgrimages to the
whitc hoasa a tao Department OF
justice se---a4 .on, OF Kansas is
anxious to name hotn the United
States attoiLe and the marshal He
sees an opportunity open now where
by he can take Gaze OF the Hon. Geo.
Finley, to whom he promised the In
ternal revenue collectorship. but lat
er on changed his mind and passed
that political plum on 10 another one
OF his lieutenants. It will be remem-
bered that after the appointment was
announced George Findley was so en-
ragged that it was only thionCa
timely interference OF Tie Sc
friends that he was saved a horse
whipping on the streets of Kansas
City The attorneyship would be an
olAer nice berth FOR a faithful polit
cal friend, and the senator will go af-
ter both the marshalship and the at
torneyship with all the yigor and
nerve he possesses.
In the mean time Senator Cullom
of Illinois, is looking on these pros
pectiye positions with coyetous eye
He, too, has number OF friends who
stood by him manfully in his contest
or reelection little owe ra year
ago, who would be willing to migrate
to Indian territory for an annual sal
AIRY OF $4,000 per annum
Provision is made in the bin where
by ali Of the federal officials in th'
northern district viii he taken care
OF. United States Attorney p. L
soper win remain in the northern dis
trict which will comprise the Cher
okee nation Marshal Leo E Bennett
win continue as marshal Of the new
district to be created. and which vii
be known as the western judicial dis
trict, with his headquarters at Mus
kogee. The new district win be com
posed OF the Creek and seminol
countries, and that portion OF th'
Cherokee country west Of the Gran
river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
WEAK FROM BLOOD POISONING.

Mrs. Daniel Moore, No. 81 De peyster
Street, Brooklyn, n. Y, who is sixtg-lye
years Of age, said, on Jan. 9th, 1902
A few months ago ! was very weak
from the effects Of blood poisoning, which
threatened my life. tried everything and
my condition did not improve At last /
bought a bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key and from the first day ] experienced
relief. In a short time l was entirely cured
l gained several pounds Of flesh and am
to-day enjoying my usual robust health
and do not feel any older than when / was
forty years Of age. Yours gratefully
Mrs DANIEL MooRE"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
Keeps The Old Young
Thousands beyond
from twenty forty years say Duffys
ralt Whiskey the Fountain of Youth
0odsend people,
10 YEARS OLD.

Ahram r. Elmer, of Utica, N. Y. said.
"I used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as
my only medicine for thirty years and
know il prolonged my life and kept my
system free from disease. IL is the great
ast medicine in the world -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

At the Democratic primaries held
in Canadian county, Forrest dele
gates to the territorial convention
were elected in every ward and town
ship. The Warren tickets were de-
feated five to one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

In recent letter Lieut., ELI Admire.
now stationed at Fort Niobrara, hav-
ing just returned from several days
successful hunt, enumerating the let
ters which had accumulated during
his absence, says: "Then one from
the commissary general in which |
was informed that would have to
pay for 500 cases OF salmon, which
had over issued. hone the soldiers
enjoyed t."-Kingflsher Free Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
-HEALIHY ANl STRONG AT 80.

Mr. Thomas s. Hulit eighty years old,
Of Long Branch, n. j., wrote US on Jan.
4th, 1902
Notwithstanding I am eighty years old
do not look sixty. / attribute my vigor
and youth To tie constant use Of Duify's
Pure Malt Whiskey, my only medicine.
take iofhree times d day and viii CONTINUE
70 do SO as long as live ] know II IS the
greatest stnnulant and tonic for old men
Aahen theY neel aomeihing 70 aid natnren
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

Foley's Kidney Cure II taken in
time affords security from all kidney
and bladder diseases.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

The big fan, said local society
queen yesterday, "is no longer the
thing. It has been supplanted by the
Du Barry a small 5-incn feather fan
little larger than the hand It is
named for Madame Du Barry. This
petite creation has become very pop
ular and is also known as the firta-
ton fan"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

Bin Cross. congressional candidate
is engaged to wed an Oklahoma City
lady in juno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
LsApERErrss
Local Happenings Of city and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

w j. Bryan eill lecture in Guthrie
and Oklahoma i.g in June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

The Bill Cross Campaign club is
very active at Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Robt A. Gaffney to lisa
Crisivell. wd, lots 2l, %,
blk 2, West Guthrie ...s 225.Oe
Samuel A. Evans and W to
Bertha Green. wd. lots %,
"a. blk so, East Guthrie. $500
Jas. L. Kreeger and W to r.
A. Carney, wd. lots 1, 2.
blk 10, Guthrie Proper;
lots Is. II, 1S, blk 8. Guth-
rie Proper 49,. ....... $4,000
j. W. Cass and to s. E. q
Long. wd, lot 8, blk S5,
Guthrie Proper .... ... 10000
Caroline Selstrom to Julia
Selstrom. wd, lot 5, blk 50,
East Guthrie .... ..... 100000
n. d. Jackson to Silas Woods.
wd, lot l, blk 20, Capitol
Hill ..... ...., ..... -. $3.50
Fred H. Metz to Mabel Metz,
ccd, NV q 17-l5-2; also per
sonal property -. =. -. LOO
20 r. Robson and W to VIM.
o. Tate, qcd, y seA %
16-l E.. ..... ........ LOO
Logan County to Silas Woods
tx d. lot 2, blk TO- Capitol
Hu . j.. ..... $40
1hos. Underwood and W to
Logan County, wd, pit y
Sc 4 1-17-i w. .... 1890
f. NJ. Dunlap and W to Logan
County. qcd. pit Sc z 26-16-
Nv ... - ..... $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

Furniture damaged by fire and
Water, a very large stock, win new be
sold. NJ Cellar, corner Harrison and
Second street.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

Frank Clemmer has returned from
Denver. He was there as a delegate to
a grand lodge meeting.
Miss Blanche Read left last Thursday
morning for the Sound. She will visit
in Victoria and Tacoma and remain in
Seattle during the carnival.
F. H. Newell, chief geologist of the
United States, and overseer of irrigation
projects, was in the city last Friday. He
left Friday night for the east.
The seventh annual meetings OF the
Columbia Baptist Associotian will be
held at Sunnyside August 1924. Prof
B. F. Barge is moderator and Rev. J. J.
Tickner preacher of the annual sermon.
A large delegation is expected to be
present from North Yakima.
For Sale.-20,000 potato and grain
sacks in quantities to suit. Yakima
Produce Co. opposite depot. Telephone
43l. 32-3t.
Alex Miller was horned on last Thurs
day night by the local lodge of Elks.
The boys say he behaved very well
and will unquestionably make fine
buck.
Alex. McCready was in the city today
from Simcoe. He is now ready for bus
mess at that point, having opened up
his stock of goods yesterday. The large
wareroom will soon be ready, at which
time big ball is on the topic.
+. r. Powell of the St. Paul and Ia
coma Lumber Co. of Prosser, was
brought to st. Joseph's hospital last
Thursday. He is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever and has been
brought here for medical attention.
W. II. Coburn who has charge OF the
st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co at
Mabton came up from there Saturday
to take in the circus and incidentally to
look after the interests OF S. j. Harrison,
the candidate for representative from
the lower country.
Carpenter & Thompson have incorpor-
ated with $4,000 capital, to do general
commission and storage business at
Spokane and North Yakima.
Gourley & Eckerly have opened com.
mission house at North Yakima under
the firm name of the Yakima Produce
Co.-West Coast Trade.
Some of the suits to be worn by the
Yakima Elks at the Seattle carnival are
now on exhibition in the window of the
Moore Clothing Co. If the outfit when
placed upon the back OF Yakima Elk
appears to the same advantage that it
does in the show-window the local lodge
will cut a wide swath on the streets of
Seattle.
On last Wednesday night about eleven
O'Clock four false fire alarms were turn
ed in by some miscreant who up to the
present time has not been apprehended.
Beginning at number - the person went
the rounds, viz 81, 81, II, but when the
last one had been turned in, the city au-
thorities became suspicious, and started
for box 81 to catch the rascal They
must have been seen, however, for who
ever it was did not show up.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19
Keene's wheels run easy.
Clay-Merwin

Word has been received here of the
marriage Of Miss Hattie Clay and Mr..
Ed Merwin, both young people of this
place, at the home OF Mr.. Merwin's I'M
Gle, George Elton of Seattle. The young
couple will take in the carnival and
make tour of the Sound cities before
returning home.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19
B. |. BULL AT
THE PORTLAND END
A Cosby LOng-Distance Message
From Yakiman Who Keeps
His Eyes Open.

| PORTLAND, ORE, Aug. IA, 1902.-Hello,
office.-Hello; is that the HERALD
man?-Ah, ha. Well we were glad
to note in your late issue comments of
Marshal Grant on Rainier avenue water
conditions, and that he is giving the
matter serious consideration. We be-
lieve he has the best interests of the
city at heart, and has prescribed good
remedy; also, if given the opportunity,
untrameled, will vigorously strike re-
form blows that have long been needed.
Yes; your mayor, think. will stand
by him. Nice thing this phone line
connecting Portland with North Yakima,
isn't it?-At the present rate of devel-
opment the buck scraper will soon level
off the summit, and the outskirts OF the
cities will then meet.-Oh, no; the
Portland real estate men are not in it
with the Yakima and Sunnyside fellows,
and we shall meet them way this side
of the divide-that is, if county divide
doesn't interfere. SIN union there is
strength" and the mountain will have
to go according to the Bible promise, for
Sunnyside is unit in faith and works.
Yes, Yakima is not lacking, and as
they are on the end of the levers, we
expect to see everything but Rainier
tottle and fall before them. Rainier will
be reserved for Summit park.-Ah, ha,
that will be nice. We'll, how short dis
tances seem with our modern improve
ments of communication. Our trip to
The Dalles camping out, then by steamer
to Portland; then to Fort Vancouver,
viewing the disembarkment of the
Philippine boys; then to Woodland up
the Lewis river; then by team to AM
boy, where, by the way, is new cheese
factory operated by the genial Thurman
Scott, and who is turning out an article
of product that is likely to put the state
experts on their mettle to save their
scalps at your state fair.-Yes, we
think the fair will be all right, and on
the side, while wandering through the
natural beauty and romantic scenery OF
the dashing Columbia and it's tribu-
taries, Mr.. Editor, we are doing a little
missionary work in the interests of our
Washington State fair. We have sew
eral packages promised for exhibition
duct of the state but at an earlier
period, in embryo or otherwise condi-
ton, have been imported. Each pack
age will bear true label, including
toes, fingers, noses and in some cases
eyes, where the eye man hasn't got in
with spectacle substitute. We trust
our little effort will bear fruitful results
to the fair and the great Yakima valley.
Yes; oh, yes. Nice people here.
Among the many of our pleasant ASSOC
Citations has been the gushing and
brotherly hospitality of A. W. Scott and
family OF Amboy, formerly of Tennessee,
G. Bosard and his genial wife of, Wood
land, who settled there in lS47; also
Frank Murk and family, formerly of
guide in this wonderland Now
we are soon off for Salem, Olympia and
the seashore, but will get back to the
fair.--Yes, sure. That's all. Good
bye.-Oh, no; one thought more.
How is THE HERALD in its new quarters?
ALL right, is it? That's good. Good
bye again.