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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Stur Snait. anIun06or88 ~iterite
SfattepOcr, @roSiercr &arboc, Der
Srep en- b~etpocIiB 6OrpetninG / Aorn,
6ooeritoiier og 2crn, er "bortreiit",
antogeIiq paa @rmO al HUSIpttcSe
SpctuIationer % ubeI0iae Sfonomiife
6orBoIo. Otter 9egiTrtng al @ro&ic'
rcr SarboeS Sritr,t er bans 30 taget
unScr Notwithstanding al Sttfte.
rettcn. 1oaitten er Sen %iteritc, au.
hurSborg biotil bor funnel opoiie.
Ter toleS ON Gn8iiper pao bcrueo u
WiQion, mc0cu& gftioer mtogcltg
fun anOrager til 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Rrcsicn. EorIodsretten til

greSicn. 6~orIugsrettcn til "Ta.
tionalbIaOet" ("@ioSpoIO" % "Ror0s
manOen") er MI ioI9t til "Rorite On.
telIigenSieOIer". "NattonaLbIaSet" 8
Reoattion opertoges al Iooofat SiaI.
mar 9sfcn, o. 8lo0et fortiGtter iom
~uaib0r9igt 8enitreblo6 me6 inmre
5itel, lloitpr og abonuementSpriS
ipm hibtil.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
6isb of SuSicfaIS. @

NJBU Ut U~UE1rTuTu' STEVV CVt39
SenOe / "0oDre" bar 8iaingOaIS 8ril.
befompqsni fisbt en- Sos / 8ula for
en- Rie6eium al 1000 @r. Oct ifal
ppre 9ompagnietS Nening at 0rtoe
Sauabancn ira aiaingOaI til &eitnn
mco eleftrif Strait iiteOetfor ion1 M
me0 Tampfrait.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

era Tprsgrnnb meSOeIes, at Som.
mineitpret bar beoilget 155 900 Str.
til mt Raabbi,s meb iRrifilf Sore.
bragsbpening meo Seenc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

2 @ubsDOgnc gif forIeOen oe0 Gil
Iebammer Stntion Thumbs / Ripien.
2aiten - til en- S9rSi al Str. 400
- isees fiifet op gieunem Sognta'
gene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

100 aar ipIote iislee "Nibaros"
Ben Sbe Sartiar en- Some pan Otter.
zen peS Rapn Marie Eroliereet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
So onnle ariitianinuSerc, Sc to

gomle SsIfenoe @iIbclm 8erner
Gbriitie og 6rsfen Zine &bue G6riItte,
II % IS aar ganie, begraOeOeS for'
leoen un0er a0ifiQtg 3eItogelie, fri
per "Otere Si0."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Z snrcnSalen er oppe Eonfen on

s SnrcnSalen err oppe Sonfen ON
Gegning al Iftier til ct 0umpifib,
iom ifaI traiifere SurenOal Stan9ptt,
Sale, 8aagbs, StrsmSnPSiet dip.
Sfi6et ifuIoe life bore iterre emo
"ariitinniunb", giere 1913 0ttIs
6art % foite ca. 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
aubbcr aimiiorssu.

Spbber I Stmfioroen. Sglaa neoe
| Eanurart bar 6iitcrre be1pnSt at be.
bare Tia oper HobbeuS SSclGggcl.
Ter pon Siifeionsit og ReSifabcr. De
iIcite 6iitere pes 2~imiiorSen bar an.
itafet iia Hiiler 90 ifpSer aobbcu
uonr % bpor Sc fan tnmme til oct;
men man or tIar oper, at ser nraa
gonrS ipitemattif tiIoGrF8. bois man
ifal blipe Glagen tpit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
@rrnet ibiGl. Gaa CppclItrnr

@rrnet ibiGf. Ynn Sppelitrnp
Neoe neObrGnote iorteoer ct &uS, til.
bercn0e Anton 8regerier, melOc$ ira
Aulbora, 9cirtningcn r~e0OeoeS, ulCrt
alt &n0bo % 2lOIeu brGnOte. SIOeH
opitoO pcO, at en- 2ampc, Scr ito0 inOe
hos sen 9ranoIiotcS S]lr8tuing, @rc.
gers &o8muaieu crptooercbc. aun
mcO Ns0 % ueppc Infi2OC3 set at ian
Sen 81 Gar galnie 0}anO ilpbt no al
ben brrn0cnSe SCu8; / itrrf for.
brandt 1ilItano fgrtc8 ban ltnocr tore
2i0elicr iii Sngrbuict / a1Iborg,
buor BAN aigif oeo Tebcu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
anna gnScrIcn fra Sol, Ser / /

NFHHH N1HUVlTVH ~ VSII UT Z II
2lar bar pRret 6isSpi8e paa Bear /
8sfen, mobtog forIeOeu tisI8e "Suif.
81" ira "6oreninBen I'll GDreneS
8cifpttelie" / &riItinnia 0iplom oq
ct Gtli mco SGloifccr ION @elenning
for i'm IpgtigbcO % Ombu / Be-
banOlingen al 0pr. SogueprGit
IonObcrg, ser oocrrofte 8open, uOs
talte til ben0e en- Iaf for oct goOe
grempeI, bun boOOe gipet, % Gnite6e,
at bun / mango aar mo1ttc rsgte lin
@icrninp meo iamme Groifab iom
hi0til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Ten iigatc0c Suaiprcr.

Ten nggtCoc Sn9tsrcr. Sdp1erer
8rc9crien / Ganoers e~iterlaOer Jig
life joa ioa areOltorer. % OeapGrrc
iinOeo Der ncQem oiSie badbe llnpn.
Oioe % 6olf, Ger baur0t oil iaune
&cnqcne. sos Ell GnFciruc ba,Sc San
iaaItoea eiter 6orIpOen0e Iaont GOOO
ar. iamt iorbrugt 1000 Sir. al Ell
minOrcoorig RpuoyiugS Tcn8c. Com
Sitfcrbco for Sen iiSitnGpntc 6or'
pliptcIic bnpoc BAN giOct cit o%iitnot
orroilG$ RarteobIigotion | CT al line
gimbommc. Ten 9orrremte5 30 er
M erflGret iunit % Guerretsiagfsrcr
@ubl al Sfiiterettcn iuOidt iom milo.
Iertioia 9eitDrer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
gSiurnnccIeiHn6.

Qtarihnu Gouuth Ta~roiuartIe Suiu'
rance Gontpunn dfboISt Seu 13oe San,
1908 / Eoiuu of GcrpfoIoer. Riuu, ut
3Sie garsmeSe, o8 bite fd8enoc &eiiI'
tat:
9urtart / aoSier I. Gan. 1909 $8173O
SnS'ommrt isisrrcm a1rct 4i9.0o
amctS lIogifter $500. 1910
BAL. / NoSIcu 1. San. 1908 $500
Notes S71.91. 9rGmisr ubctaIte
S96.I0 1851
S75O.2t.
RcSIcmmer 35t. YoItcirr til en- grrot
al S255.256 or uuScrttduct.
TrIgrrnc gmbeSSmGnc bIeb baIRts: o.
g. StonopN, SrriiScrt; Q. y. 8uruo.
Sctrctrr; amuno s. ION, ansierer.
Gueftercr: :. z. Stouooo. Q. y. 2nruS.
Ano, @cr0itreuL Gbas. 8eTtmar %
@reoc Speuiou.
Snacu uccu Stunoindncr Tan bltoe
Rcolem al benue SoreuIng.
Z. 7. CSegaarSeu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
GicnOpmSiala. NopebaaarScn ~R1!

GicnoOmSinla. SooeSaaarSeu "g1l.
lie" ,cr al @nfeiru HeiheIS EeOSbo
iolat iii OenS miurrenSe 9eiturer
9titlien ior 10000 SIR, meIoeS ira
SuoISs.
@anrheier u. Z. GnSerien.
Bale RpRoaro. Dor ioIqt lin @aorO
til Sens RoSmu&irn Granbierasaar0.
pg Ell NnuO ira Ebeitrup. II uOpcr,
Dig @~eirtninp meSieIser. a~ipbeium.
men er 10000 8rcRer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Silent tilosot al en- Remifiue blep
forIeoen en- arbeiber, anton Steucr.
ZEN / GrammenSelpenS 8apiriabri.
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
st iunbt 2euciteo. Sfs

Ut iitn0t EeDslteb. STSIBe VITIVH
oper oeoe / 9eOonger 2anOio9n er Der
/ Ace aoartuI 1902 af9aoet oeo Do
BEN II Ienneifer, buoraf 1 &otnoe
ouer 80 gur, 3 aotnoer % 1 0tdno
oper so 9(nr, 1 apiube % 2 Rpno
oper 70 gnr % fun 2 apinber og 1
Wau0 un0er 70 4ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

store Sspriier. SEQ altftion /
9%rpnSbaffen, 8aroal, betnItes ifsIge
"8isotfs 9Iao" for 9oSt &lsoer. %
S~imotbci6s ar. 1920. WeO auf.
tionsomfoitninger bill bette bliOe 10
9roner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

'Tct upr 0aaObns. Sra aisben.
haun meOoeIss Sen t2te Sanuar: Oct
or aaereee ct Mars Sio. iiOeH Ragi.
itraten bespuote al iase Oct npe 8aao.
Gus I Brig I'll line mango Gnr5eos.
,oa geiiilinssmTuo / t~i!5sreuee aon-
torer. eiterblnnOen JON bisie blep
mOutereSe. 8u or ogiaa Soraerre.
prRicatltioneus grrelier aiort iitano
% iar!ig ben itOre 6oriamlinaSial.
bp9r ~9peHs Raao". Der M tGler
uOgIr % iirti ReoIsmmsr, iamIes meo
&c IRE 9%orsermeitre % Sisies ire
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
y}nt uprif 6rnbcIrIitab. J, Sron

biem er oannct "9tftieicIifabct NorSi'
ifc @rltbeFompo9ni", ct SsiterielifaO
til "Ror0ifa @rufattieboluBet" |
Eitcriuno % oeIoiS mCO iamme BE-
TtureIip. Tets GiPneo er at oocrta8e
Sc RoImfurcfomiter pan gierOomme,
iom er erbpereSe | Gtorge al "NorOiifa
@ruiaftiebolngct". % andre al HorO.
nrpnO oq Socnifer orepne 8ruber.
5elifaterne 0iSpouerer oper 1000
a~ontrafter, SfiGrp oiD.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

0pe &etifriuninssresIrr. 3et for.
lpSer, at Grofesior Sob. Storm bar
opertat at itOarbeine ct 6orilag til
npe RegIer for norif 8%etifriOuing.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Hilialae.

Tilialge. - 9n coo % relbettg.
asgos 6arm saa 2S5 Neres / st nor,
tt~aEeiunpIt Settlrmsai I sire 3eisa al
Emit gouutp, MttnE. San stue Seuiiano
sen tdine a~isesirmHsn. 5pr uieers TN
oerreinins ltriu sler k Ea~certegaees. u
4. Ssdman. Gssors y. &, QRaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

.STnifes. - On snslia WtnRo, Der
~ipritaai ~alminoslIs bEdaoEs Gar.
ming fan faa 9iass icni 5prmaHo. Gan
ntaa prre rorue!tg 90 paait0tiig tan laa
iiaoili arbeioe % ape Roll % Sgu ipui for.
list pm. AuigaHiHser tan a0reSisrss III y.
o.. SCR 28I GaI @raHo Bpris. &tla,
2it5
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Oilialgs -anuoiDesrs is bsrl 10
- al &c 6s0its SaEms paa 240 NCrss beer.
l Rpberts &C.. z. q. iiliGl3s biIist. aun
IL 4tl fra Siso Aipsr 3alsR. SeH &elig.
aenheo StrtO til .. y. Sanisu. gfnstVn
z. = 2ib5
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
81 intrrrainnt Gnnh-

HoIi &ommcr / SGn8 bar RltionaI.
mlicCt / NtSit CaRc mootogct Ell bciit
%intcrcSiont SamIinI SmnfFcr ira
SroncealSercn. 'urouc oCb @raoninl
poo Nm DART / @srI6o SogH, Sun
Set, Ser unta8c8 at tiI6sre SER GlOre
gronceoIopr, beitaar uNcIuftcube al
2piuoeimpffcr. bI. a. fire SpiraIarm.
6oor0. ire SpiraIftrgerrn9c. 10
SoISfraoer % to@pltcipTnOer, Saint.
ligc 8icnitnnoc or imuft. ornnmrntere.
Be % giCnncmgaocuNe ueI beoarcoc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Suruebp6aan;furet noo {

SurpeoubaaSifuret poa Carl So
hans 8prnS 9Rrft er trpffet reS al
Sneen, iaa 10 S~orpeoobaaOe er beIfa'
oigeSe % Sflrets &epnrntiorsuOgif'
ter ptl beIebe Jig I'll 10000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

al Morton County, NJ. OAK, bopr Ser e.
~'raattdri Gauo mta inrt Sorh paa Strs % auttH atrHt
tr ar0e. hpor MatJtogn purtr OF gpNt Udub fnbeSt
TT iuoEsS tIR 9tatsr 'tr uqSr Sl 5msr i1lasB I'll 81
Q%iHpri'rr. tdrmIaHo " HI tl2 pr acrs, Grassland -
til g. lao GdtS Fdt homestead Land N1fhebeH. 1000
TRtHEtftr Der NM y DaHtpst. GtGIp sftsI adrt % gam.
letter tl WaEbaH. BOT 2 y. \. tatr lyl L Ga saas
Strttt. GA,tago.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Siempenbte gmcrifaurre / Sc

bapOe ifsIge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8luO", til Sui ifliot iammen 425 aro-
rer, iom IfuIoe forSeles mellem SrGrt.
aen0e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Ega
I'll
Subifribenterne.

6nbpsr Subifribsnt, Ipm sniftr at
bIi 6ier al en- COB 5arm ! bet irust'
barsits Sirss RsrSsn. hpor ginirene
cr milSsre Os Somrens f~isIistre sno
| gettn. men Tom lite bar RaaS til
at fisbs foitbart sano, Dor itrar ifripe
siisr en- Soa (paa Rorif tIsr 6n.
8elit). Jon bsifripsr en- Gsr. buor
cnbper arbsiosiom Wauo uieo imaa
WiOlsr fan iiabe hs ct soot % sieIS.
frit Diem | nugle iaa Mar. Soseu
ienoes irit al National Land
Association, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Tilialgs. - e; gOot. irtiit Eager a,
Groceries o. Efo;OL 10 RtI ira 9erH.
baHe. 2aHosbgeH beiaar At Dor Sa.It.
WetsrL Smsoie % &oticHtor. On 'or'
triuIis anleoHtug for Den retts gtauo.
NaR bsHosHos ig I'll ". aol5Est, Dunlap
q q.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

SiIiaigs. - 5arm NOR 7scprab.
Il Som 900 SeIlaeeHbro. iWIges btaist
for lite Mars 140 @etes 5ielo. Ran il'
e e. GUS / 3ccoya5 for en- Eel al SetnltH.
gen. ilng ioat1H. o. &eilSu pa1 lang Sem
iiaHo III 5 ByoccHt. Billet mGrtet farm"
III "TetorGE, goteR"s Once. 22bti.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

COL m. -Cst ~btiieuhts prsg fer iraSrrtHss sIaai
"a s'cnaSr, at bet btRastbt CUB Stn soc JauUlr at
~tcrttaloc utS IFost per ttTre Wsbets Ester sHHtt
adriu, gmuuo Batter e0Im is5, I eaitoaEsu. aorat.
ben g9Ot Omit 1879 % par oso ~ Dob - Aar 5 Rada
Htfet 90 9 Gage. SsB 3 aaySsAl5tttR btco bHu , en-
boare eaaeon tammtt pad BEN bsirt Etec O. car
i~iiIeses nTfltR bels III eiy en- RrFsitaa. 6HH s'tsr'
IGoer fg en- ester bsr amcriia. Rarihe gica, UHtc
sitsr aTo see RIls @HHetrist sisu. bss brsm bun bar
tOst be f0fs % War, % aHsre slRItHiu3sr
garI q. gitn.
gsaHas. @pVshut Go. Tiru. 2ose Gan. 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

S~FusrHb.-Grt er falSt I Dor Sob at sstisHSt'
o svs tor SlE o. Bsuu,r, at Dpr ROssg JRJsbsr
SiuarUS. i0ot Srgnietb atati ves en- hlus o. roII
5sS ben i0oe December 1901. nFntH 70 aat samutI,
for, lem nj baabsr. lleH a. torsnss mto An iorIs dar
ibei GioJoe RIas, EpBtEt stu rH0.
Gb,,tcH. Ole, Serst. atttI % GbrthiaH StuEuc.
CANT &rs. pdIp0r Rs0EriSu o. Hlrs. Jatob
amHueiou. Gips0es estH
Rothfan. Wiun eSl 2ssc .ldH. 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Seosialo.

RrSsiaIbSaumCIorIfcr cptuatS GRATIS, ndar be
iffe poeTittper 10 qtnier. Snp Orb rsaHes
for en- ptHie. NoT aIi pcCr 10 eiHier mnd
tsialeS / Gent tpt boCrt Orb. IPiucsoiGls
betdIes ueh 2 Gents rr. ptHtc. Betdling
mun nItib meofsIGe QeittntHaen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Nuuturt / aoSien I. Gan. 1909 $317.3O
Snotommct ieierncm a1rct 4I9.O0
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Playing Pieces Too Soon.
Robert Braine.

How many times year are not we
teachers electrified by visit from the
mamma or papa of one of our budding
Pederewskis, who informs us that
Charles" or Nellie" has been asked to
play piano solo at the meeting of the
Browning Circle or the Demosthenes De-
batting Club, Monday week, and that it
will be taken as a favor if the teacher
will hunt out some brilliant and effec-
tive moroccan which is in reality third
grade, but which will sound like sew
enth grade, for the aforesaid budding
Pederewski to learn and play by the
time designated! People cannot be made
to understand that piece for public
performance must be given out two or
three months previously or even more
before public performance, if the pupil
is to make any success of his playing
The parents of the pupil seem to think
be ordered one week and used the next.
The greatest artists leave their great
solos lying fallow in their brains for
months and years before they dare to
play them in public. A celebrated vio-
linist says he never plays anything in
public unless he has been able to do it
perfectly for eighteen months previous
ly. An equally great pianiste says that
she was able to play some of her great
est solo pieces perfectly for three years
before she ever dared to play them in
public.
How many failures are made by pupils
taking piece one week and playing it
the next! Half the nervousness of pub
lie performance springs from the knowl-
edge of the pupil that his piece has only
been half learned, and that it is full of
passages that he is only able to get right
once out of three times in private, let
alone in public. Three months is none
too long to have for the preparation of a
piece to play in public.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
A Change of Teachers.
A. j. johnson.

The mother of one of my pupils tells
the story of finding her little girl seated
at the piano playing an exercise while
a small visitor walked the floor appar-
emily in great agony of mind uttering
CALCULATIONS of distress, wiring ing her
hands, and even pulling frantically at
her hair. 1t seems they were playing
music teacher and the child was only
reproducing from life from her own
experience My little pupil was SO
amazed at what was to her such unusual
conduct in music teacher that her at
tention wandered sadly from the task
in hand, and she received in consequence
several sharp raps over the knuckles
with lead-pencil. She confided to her
mother that she hoped she would never
have to change teachers!
Another mother gave me an account
of the difficulties she had in attempting
to teach her little boy herself. The les
sons were painful occasions to both
teacher and pupil, and after one I'M
usually stormy scene the child burst
into tears and asked passionately: "How
much would it cost to get another
teacher"
once had some amusing experiences
in teaching young relative of mine who
expressed herself with more freedom
than my other pupils. On one occasion
I was trying to impress upon her the
importance of some point I was explain
ing, and l added that l should be morti-
fed to have her go to another teacher
without being clearly informed in the
matter.
another teacher," she exclaimed,
with scorn. "If | ever get out of your
clutches, you don't suppose I shall ever
60 to anyone elsel"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

II the superior court OF I aklmd county, state
of Washington.
sarah J. Hinman. Plaintiff
Luke c. Hinman. Defendant
The State OF Washington to Luke C. Human
Defendant
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
HKty days after the first publication of this
summons, to-wit; within sixty days after the
I'D day of September, 1903, and defend the
shove entitled action in the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
sersigned attorneys for plaintiff at their Office
selow stated and in case of your failure so to
10, judgment viii be rendered against you &C
r5sding to the demand of the plaintiff which
Las been filed with the clerk of said court.
ske object of such action is to obtain judg-
aent and decree of said court dissolving the
tonds of matrimonY now eXistiAg between the
Plaintiff and defendant, and awarding to plain
If the care custody and control of Frederick
Rinman, the minor son of plaintiff and de-
-sndant, and TO obtain such division of the
community property of the plaintiff and de-
endant to the court may seem equitable,
and 10 have plaintiff adjudged TO be the owner
a her own separate right of one certain note
made and executed by one Cowdry, residing at
Long Prairie, Minnesota. together with the
mortgage securing said promissory note. and to
rave plaintiff adjudged the owner of twenty
mead of hogs now owned by her, and for such
seher orders of said court are meet in the
Semises. WHITSON & PARKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
= o. address North Yakima, Yakima County,
State of Washington. sep 23-nov
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

1t is really a second book and should
not be taken up before some other
lighter work. There are number of
elementary works for beginners of a
light character, all in the first position,
anu one of these tsay Henning, Dancla,
Wichtel and some others) are the prop
er works for a beginner. In the ma
jority of cases one year should be de-
voted to the study and practice of the
first position on the violin.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Wedding and engagement rings.
GoLDkAN's, Seattle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Schorn'S Paint Store,
Summons by Publication.

N the Superior Court of Yakima County, State
of Washington.
sarah J. Human. Plaintiff
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Question-How much time should be
devoted to practice? Is half hour
each day sufficient for a beginner?
Answer-No; it is not sufficient. Not
less than one hour should be devoted to
practice, and more if possible. This is
fast age and time is exceedingly val
liable, and all those who expect to
shine and keep up with the times must
be ambitious, and that means work No
one can accomplish anything in music
by a half hours practice Many stu
dents practice from one to four hours
daily, and they are the only students
that amount to anything
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

For Sale.-Two hundred tons first and
second cutting of alfalfa in lots to suit
NJ. B. Campbell, Morrison place, south
east city. Apt.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Majestic Steel Ranges last a life time,
kssp the cook good natured, save fuel,
s,Ee plenty of hot water, cook quickly,
i~xe evenly and never break. What
Hsse could you ask' We sell the ma
sstic. Yakima Hardware Co 43
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

We are now prepared to deliver coal
and wood promptly, as arrangements
have been made at the mines for all the
coal we need. Harmon & Hill, west A
street. Phone DOL 25-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Saddles and Harness.

A side line with US and sold on a
very small margin. Coffin Bros. Depart
ment Store. 45-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Question-Is the Deberiot violin in
structor the best for a beginnerl
Answer-No; it advances too rapid
ly for the great majority of beginners.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
"a BODY Blow"
Washington Post Recounts Bit of k.
iticaI History ~

Washington Post: The Daio
News, democratic paper that has al
ways stood fer the gold standard, but
has contended for free trade as Wig.
orously and persistently as for sound
currency, says: "Just to deliver
body blow at the new order of things
in the democratic party, the Iowa dem.
ocrats declared for tariff for revenue
only, with the accent on the word only
which was thrown out of the plat
form at the Chicago convention in
1896"
A strictly revenue tariff, tariff for
revenue only, is what our British
brethren call free trade. To put the
accent or emphasis on the only" is
to shout for free trade; it is to declare
war on the doctrine of protection; is
to demand an annihilating revision of
the tariff schedules, the cutting down
of the taxed list to a comparatively
insignificant number. Such was the
platform with which Colonel Waiter
son equipped the democracy in 1892.
1t was too rank for Mr. Cleveland, and
he toned it down in his speech of ac-
ceptance. 1t was too rank for Mr.
Wilson and his democratic brethren
of the ways and means committee and
they put'a great deal of protection, not
only incidental, but the other kind, in,
to the bill that passed the house. But
it was still too rank, and, before it be
came law, the measure of protection
devised by the ways and means COM
mittee was materially augmented by
the senate One item in that increase
of protection was sugar schedule
sent to the senate from the treasury
department.
Our Texas contemporary should be
familiar with the history Of that mem.
orable tariff reform crusade and the
infelicitous condition in which it left
the democratic party. Does the News
banker after another fight on that di
sastrous line? The country is ready
and anxious for the correction of tar
if abuses, but it is as hostile to. free
trade as to free coinage; it is tired of
the insolence of the standpatters, but
it will not exchange even that for free
trade. Between the two extremes lies
the path of safety and of patriot
ism, and the only path to possible vic.
tory.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Salem,

Salem, July 14.-In honor of Mrs. Lizzie
Hess, of Colorado Springs, Col, Mrs. III. G.
Triplett entertained a group of ladies at
tea Wednesday afternoons
The pulpit, the altar railing and the
communion table presented by c. B. Quick
and family of Burlington, for the Methodist
Episcopal church, arrived Monday and is
greatly admired.
Mrs. o. II. Cook, Mrs. Windland, Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Ingrin. Mrs. T. T.. John.
son, Mrs. Garretson, Mrs. Aura Triplett,
Mrs Bliss, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Krouskop, of
Mt. Pleasant, and Mrs. Hess of Colorado
Springs, were guests at tea at the home OF
Mrs. d. S. Keller Thursday afternoon.
A number of Salem's young men pie
nicked in Siyeter's grove Tuesday evening
Tuesday. Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and chill.
dren, after an extended visit with relatives
left for their home at Salina, Kansas.
Alva Widdifield from Rock Island. is
visiting his relatives VIII Gay and fam
lily, east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick are home
from their weeks outing
Allen Guy and wife, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Guy, went to
their home at Aleda, H., Monday
Rev. Robert Pool, from oxford. arrived
Thursday and with his wife and little son.