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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

u Itett, ~ Iuu wv We tIle Iuul q W.
porligt &nef / Den &rig, Sc mi bor
imoloot fig / me6 &uslano.
Sbprigt turoe set tere ret grfes,
lpit % ooerflboist at inola6e fig poa
cit Drpftelie al u6e,t guile 6are"
iom Sen peroensompeiten6e 6rem<
tiosmuligbeo, bporotr ser fer er
Sale. l1Spiflingen eaar fer fin Gang
pao Sroos 'of al Grpat % alle Spe-
fulotioner. 9ette .gieloer napnlig
oglaa SEN pfomomtife Site. 2eoenoe
4refter og f(oge &obeoec runot om
/ &on6e11e fan l9nge not o6parenoe
oplpfte beres Stemme imvb at ielge
&oaoner, Spreugitoffer, Maifiner
ojp. til &inele rne - Mmcrifas %
@propas 6orretningsfolf oil 6og lel=
ge aft, bpao Sc mes Mnipnn0elie al
olle &ref ter fan poerfomme, og 81,
,1q pi[, iom set allereoe er ifet meo
Sapon, cit Gang fomme til ut noe lit
forbclospiie 8iorag til Grembringel,
len al Sc materielle @o6er, iom Ser,
SEN ottraar efter en- e11ormt itigen6e
Sfala. 6rpgten for 4ina io1n Son,
fltrrent beroer paa Sen famine bar11=
lige 6oreltilling ON Sc gfonomife
2ope, JONI for min6re ems 200 s(or
lioen en6nu1 oar %gjeloen6e / England,
SEN nemlig> at mar Gronfrig bleu
rigt> Waotte England blipe fattigt.
Mej;s Sen 6ore, ser forelebig
trl1er europa, ct ol0eles life gul,
ielp ON Sen | bei @rao er fnDttet
til Sc itore 8egipenbeoer, iom / oette
9jeblif foregaar / set fjer11e Titen.
Sen ipillcr / mango Tarper og fan
meoiare ifjebnelpongre @onflifter =
life mellem Sen bpi0e og SEN guile
&er0ert> men mel(em Sc bpi6e i16bDr=
oes. : gn uienif diplomat far
0isle Gage treffen0e ifilbret SEN 1aa=
lebes:
Get en-" lag0e bar, uml,ligt> at
&rigen pi( treffe / 2ongorog. Sen
engagerer <slm10 ioo ltprft, at sets
Snogriben on0re Gte0er lomtioig
iflll0e ipnes ganife lnm1liggjort. Gn
ioa6on Sn0griben por foreprigt, loa-
piot jeg beo, fife planlagt. Men
olene 6rp9ten for EFT r1tsiiif Mftion
paa @alfol1 bor bi6ti
boIot Sprfiet, 8ulga =
rien % Serbien Gfof.
Mon 6oloe Jig blot for gje> bporleoeS
Fortel1, trrbs 6rpgten for Muslono,
far opbl,ot alle tulrfelige Mibler for
at mooiatte Jig MagterneS &siormo,
tion. 2ige i110ti( Sc oll%erienelte 81
&C Jar Sen pe0 Nd(eri og lt6flugter
piolt at op6o!be Meiormorbejoet. Me1l
bporOm nil set bo goo mi? Mon mao
iiffert bore for6ere0t pon, at Mogter=
nc MI pil ltd0e poa Ell gonife friit
% ems 0riltigere Mp0itono ira Spr=
fietS She, Ell Mobitonc, Ser fife fan
%oncrrinocs. g "a i'll . j :
Sen / 90 f t e II
5rpoe us poonp> og / en-
lon9t forligere GSor1n ems ti0ligere.
Torlt pil Sen ripe 9ltlgoriel1 % Ser,
otter Serbien mes Jig, og 5 G
rnsi i fe Gngogem e t
Q ten t11rOe 0esb9rre
\ ape til TGlge, at b
% oo oor Ell &rig poc
. olfan at htno. So
I SilfGloe al ct rltsliif Me0erlag, pil
Sc ~friaerife 9egipenbe0er poo @olfa1
uofoloe Jig meb cit ligcfrem 1,bpgge:
Iii &api0itct. Sg oaiaa fer trl1er
ligelom / 9itoiien> SEN flor Sore> a:
on0re Mogter 0roges mes in0 / Sci
Sen. Mor1 mac oltioo opbt befloge
at Ser peo cit &rig t 9itolien fo1
lGnaere Sis lngges 8eilog pno @1,s
lambs &rpfter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

- gn @coaftdr / Set fierne Sc.
item bentpoer paa %falgel1oe penlise'
Mao0e til en- aollega:
San er en0nu ing, men fan Dog
allerebe iib6e peo lin Nl,lf % feie
Spinoelpapet bort fra 9oftet meo
fine 9ren. 5aa lange er Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
minneapolis.

Gn itor @abe. Sen betienote
Sgmmerbanoler 6. 81. Smttb Der al
8pen bor fienfet Sen itore ipen!te
2ereanltaIt 8etbonp College t
2inosborg, Sons, 100 Mtlltone-
500 Egmmer, Ser lite fan iRlges fer
set inobringer 100000. @apen er
lfienfet poo set 8ilfaor,. at roefsa'
minere6e OF n1beren6e Stuoenter
pe6 Golleget ifaffer en- lignenoe
Gum tilpeje in6en Sonl1ar 1906.
Scr. Smiths gener6ie Silbltb er moo
taget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
The Tree D%octorinie Of God. Price
sc.
A Little Book for Confirmation.

From the German. Price 15c.
elsie 10 Slnoabo9er er nn1lpet al
2l1tberon Yl,h. @nl1lc, Gccorah, So.
l1noertitlen iii Sen forltnnpnte 9p1
forflorer oens Sllolclo; Set CT liz
Sperli9t pper 0uren ON @lto, lca=
lc0cs lpnl Sen CT uubenhuret ~ fralll=
1tille1 / Sen bellige Sfriit % lon Sen
blincr forltoact pg troet al Ben trlltz
ne Strife, ira SegpuDclien al % neo
giel11rcm Sibernc, q lom Sen far pn=
ret befjenot al Sen l1therl fe Sir
fe / nu1ten 400 Mar. Tor=
fotterens Nopu CT life ongiuct, n1el1
Sen CT tpoeligt nuf ifrepe1 l1O al Ell
BARN Sperbepisning % mes inogaa=
er1oe &jenoifob ioo pel til 9ibelen
1om til &irfens @i1torte. &onfirmo=
t%ionsbogen i%noebol0er Ell &effe forte
8%etrogtninger, asierbe for oe1rne
Mnle0ning, ifrepne / ct gp0t % let
Sprog; Sen nil pere Ell fj9rfommel1
lille @ope for ltngoommen / &on-
firmotionsol0eren. @egge S6ger er
ifrepne / set engellfe Sprog og goot
u6GDre6e.
Sc tire ii0itnepnte 8dger fan be-
titles bos 6. &asm,slen <b. Co.,
minneapolis, Minn.
ySbalmannen" CT gtop11et paa ct
NIT lpenif %2mobuugs= og Somilie=
blo0, loqn netop er begplt0t at uo.
fonn1e,, og iom uogoar to @ongt
n%1ooneSlig fra minneapolis, Minn
Gel er in06elt / forifjellige Mfoelin
ger, +. Gfs. rMorf og eng, uJrugt
% @gffenbope", r9i= og Tjerfro
&l,ltl1r" uMejeriet" sc 1tore !Sus
0pr" oip. Gesltoen ct Der M1oel1n
Qer fer &%pinoernes @er0en, Sl1nO
beosppi en, Mfbol0sia 0. 0si., &or
Repentance Mi6eling, Spprgsmad
% Spor nj. m. Stoffet er efter fpr
ite Mumer at 6gmme gobt % bel orr
net, og Sen t%ppografiife ltoltprelle c
meget tiltalen0e. 8labet er 20 81
ser, mes en6el gp0e Sll%l1ltrattone1
og Set fortjener cit flor n%0breoellf
&rilen er fl1n SOC aarltg. Set fa'
Be titles bos l16giperne UNDER M6reS
ie uS0almamen", @inneopoliS
Mtnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Correspondence
Sra Srop, y. 9.

81 bar fra en- @orreipon6ent /
Srop, 81. g., mootaget &eferat al en-
@runolopsfelt, 1om blep af6oI6t al
tire 6ernprenoe 6anIfe Goreninger.
4orreiponboncen Tom os for ient /
@en6e til at ri fan fin0e @lo6s til
Sen / bette M11mer; sen pil blipe me0,
0elt / noe tie Mumer. &e6.
nnovielses> Jest
u@iels Tinien" 2oge So. 1872,
8. 9. e..
@orce1ter> Mo1s, Mop 30 1904.
ST.. &e6aftbr!
Sen 80. Mai in6lattes onennpp1t=
te Soge me6 en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tai al "A, bpilfet er Sen itgrlte 2oge
lom bar beret in6iat / Set oonl tie
8rooeriomfuno.
@r=Hrelt6ent $. sc. Morfer al
Bottom" 2oge No. 81 bar til1teoe
mes ful0tallig Stob og forretteoe
Snoiettelien. Ser bar tilite6e om>
firing IS 8re6re fra n@oiton" iamt
en6el 0amer. 2tgele6es bor ser
mb6t 8re0re og 9elegater fra 8ro-
pi6ence, Stem @aoen og Memport.
Splgen0e 8eltprelie bleb in6iat: g.
Treli6ent, 6. S. @enricfion; &reii<
oent> Gbriltian Mielien; 8icepreii<
sent, Sens 6roltbolm; Sefreter,
@orrbecf Sti0len; 6irmsiefretnr,
Sens Suer SCHMIDT; aasierer, Ma0s:
Eete G%briitenlen. Gilli6smnno:
9ourit5 Nielien, Gbriltian Senien og.
Crit Senlen; 66rer, Sobn &onien;
Snore &agt, Sermon Gbriitenien;
gore gaat, 9ars 4iteraoar6.
Otter Sn0lettelien blep SEN npe
2oge grotuleret poo fplgen6e imlffe
Moobe:
Gomer1e mar lcberehe op / Solen
oa oonne6e ct @eleo pco bper Si6e,
bporpoa Mrs. 6. S. @enricbion mes
cit Game paa bper SIDE, iomt to l1r1<
&c Gamer foron GO to bogefter, bpi6=
Hrote> mes r6oe Jog bpi6e SlGjfer,
gift op giennem @ele66erne> og itono-
ieoe fora1 &rnli6cnten mes ct SKI
500 Silfe 9omnebrog. Mrs. Sens
6rolt6olm long 6erpoa til 6re6. &en=
ricfiens Soner fra Eionoet neoen=
ltooen6e SnnG lom bar lfrepet / Mn=
lc011ingen:
Mell: @ift itolt poo &o0ons @glge.
S0ng er @djtiDsl tl1lloen
Irr % lom fer er gjplt,
2do Mismo6 ej per' bu11oen
Sil 0eru1e @9jtib@felt.
9uo 2ipets Sol flt1 lfil1ne,
Sn6 @ln0e bli' Dor Gel,
2o0 9agen ltoo lon Mi11oe
Syor @prcel ter 9unifcs Gel.
Mo0tag 6o bort uSillpffe"
Mp0tag bort 9greSoro.
S prdper poa at bpgge
9pab III bettagter ltor,
S 1%(l1ttcr til Sen &jnoe
Conn (il,bre fan tor Sapn.
81 pil Sert Somfll10 bGere
90 prrl1e ON fets Nopn.
Sert 9rp0eri omflln0s Sober
Gr fjen0t / mnngt ct Stem,
@or trdltet ma,1gen Mo0er
Sg bjulpet Denoe frem,
Soar Sorg og Sapn og Mpje
Gn Mo6er bejet far.
Ga por Ser @jelp for 9je,
Sg FUN / &jeoe11 bur.
Com Gegn at hi bete11fer
Sg Grer g6ers Sag,
81 r9o1mebrog" Ser lfienfer,
Sort fjpre 0onmctfs Stag.
l1ifolo Oh Sine SOLDER,
6oroplg 911 eli sit Mopr,
Sit lDle &ors forpol0er
81 Sorg, ei M95, ej Sapn.
Gr itprfer % at fremme
9en 9ole 6onlfe Monb.
Sg life at forglemme
Sert 8ro6eriomfun6s @aon6,
Gem fnpttet far S ajnre
Som 2eo til &je0en itnrf.
81 pnife s faor sore
Mf ct loa e6elt @prf.
2o0 @enlfobsluen bren6e
s g6ers @jGrtes So,
2oh @nigbe0 b%efjen0e
r OIL III. h. ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
fra StiQe6aus6p(ten og Mine:
taterne.
af 6. 6. s.
Mf 6. 6. 6.
VII.

Sbab III oilers fan boue at iige ON
Mormonerne, SET moo pi oog tnorGm=
me at Sc er praftiife Soft % bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
st &eoningsgjem for &pinoer pi(

st &eoningsbjem ior &pinber pi(
blipe opfprt mellem Minneapolis %
ct. Hol1l % ltillet un0er Salpation
Mrmp's &ontrcl. $. 9. Gliinger al
ct. Saul og rogle flere al Quilting
bpernes @igmpnb oil of6p(oe uogtf-
ter1,e pe0 Spfercllcn Ser oil bel6be
Jig til ca. $4,000. Ser / 9pen bar
Der fife tioligere prret noget Silent
al 6eune Mrt, bporimo0 Ser / ct,
Saul finoes Ell lonoon Snititutton
efter cit lil(e Moaleltof. Set nge
&eoningsbjem lfol optogc @ptnoer
fra begge 9per. .!;.;r =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

81 bar fra en- aorreipon6ent /
Srop, 81. g., mootaget @eferat al en-
@runolobsfeit, 1om blep afbol6t al
tire berperenoe 6anlfe Soreninger.
@orreiponboncen tom os for ient /
@enoe til at Ri fan finoe 8lo6s til
Sen / bette 9f11mer; SEN pil blipe me0,
self / noe tie Ml1mer. &eo.
Qnovielses>fest
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Chicago Mpenuc Gpurucislinie pt(
foa Ell meget betp0elig 6orlGngelle
I Ell 11pr 6remti6, nemlig til As.
Street; tioligere ber G%n0epunftet
pnret pes 80. Street. 9enne l1osi=
belie ifer nprmelt al @cnipn til SIS
go11gel1 til Sen fot6ollfe &irfegaoro,
lon ligger berl,oe, og lom / oenne
Sis bliper meget 1,ooioet, og o(le
9pens &otbolifer far rpret el1t9e ON
at orbeioc for 2iniens Torlnugelie.
Gelpfplgelig far 8run0ejerne / Sen
Sci al 9pcn intet imo0 at foa 2tnien
ioa lo,1at us iom m,ligt; oct siper
be0re Nriier for 8pggelotter bt1iioeS
40. Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Ganeiprcninecn Mpol(os @o11cert=
tl1rn6 til 211cf og Milltomn, @is.,
timber, lom neonte ii6ite ltge, Steo
2dr6ag oa spn6og Sen Is. og 10.
SSl1ni. Sonaerne far ppret iaa bel=
Sig at fire Jig Sfuelpiller q. Son,
neis til Me0pirfen0e be6 ollie 4 @on-
certer, bpilfet rr1ngteltg ncf ifol bi-
6roae til at Soft pill faa Sem Ell il1no
2otter. 6oreningen bol0er MI 9pel'
ie 2 @onge / l1gen for at afpuoie
Songrepertoiret, ser beitoor al mel
lem 2O-25- Ml1mre, alt meoe11s So,
mit6en ligger / l1n0erbonolinger
mes ct As Mon6s Srfe1ter for at
uoipl6e Erogrommet lomt lepere
Ml1l ifen til Ballet ser i%ll1ttcr &pl1cer=
ternc / beg0e @per.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10

Set banife ENTERTAINMENTS &ienie
og @runolopsf cit pe6 @bite 9eor
9ofe libite Splt0ag bar life ltGrft
beipgt, men Geltogerne 1teo I bei
GRAB Sc iml,ffe Smgipeller be6 Sen
ifjanne S16ip cg more0e Jig paa beo=
Ite Moooe, ioo olle bar eni1e ON at
bopc tilbrost en- bpg9elig Sag / set
6rie. Eoo Grl1no al e1 Soron0ring
/ 6ogploneu por ser o0lfillige 9on=
ife fer I @pcn, lom fife fif uDfbrt lit
gcGe Tcrlrt ON at beltoae; men So
miteen fif fprlt for li(oc at pioe, at
eli loooon Tnronoring por foretugen
og fl11be life fno Sen offenliggiort.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-29
EASTERN WASHINGTON
WILL SUPPORT TICKET
Judge Nash of Spokane Talks of How
the Republicans Feel-Dissatis-
faction Is Disappearing.

THE republican party in eastern WASH
ington is becoming more united every
day in support OF Mead's candidacy for
gubernatorial honers, and practically
every county east of the mountains will,
prior to election time, work in perfect
harmony to secure the success OF the
ticket placed in nomination at Tacoma
during the last convention. The almost
universal opinion prevailes throughout
the Inland empire that nothing can pre-
vent the present nominees from winning
ont, and, although there have been some
factional differences, these are quickly
becoming eliminated, and the republican
slate can count on loyal support from the
eastern counties"
Judge L. B. Nash, leader of the party
in Eastern Washington, and one of the
republican nominees for presidential
electors, makes the above statement.
Judge Nash was in last Saturday con-
ferring with local politicians, and to a
Post-lntelligencer reporter made state
ment as to the political conditions exist
ing in his part of the state. He said:
"While at first there was some dissat-
isfaction expressed in Spokane and ada
cent counties, over the results of the con-
vention, this largely, in my opinion, was
the result of misunderstanding as to
the real intention of the body. Those
who ielt aggrieved held the idea that
eastern Washington had been deliberately
sighted and its wishes disregarded rela-
tive to one or two planks in the platform.
At first there were some mutterings as
to the advisability OF knitting the ticket,
but at the present time know it to be a
fact that nine tenths of this bad feeling
has disappeared under the influence of
the kindly feelings and desire to meet
us half way on behalf OF the party on
Puget Sound.
1.-THE personality of Mr. Mead has also
been largely instrumental in bringing
the party into line. He is remarkably
clean and able nominee and has created
more than favorable impression with
those he has met. When | was in Bell
ingham, few days ago, party of Spo-
kane business men, all of whom | know,
came over to meet Mr. Mead in his own
city, and held lengthy conference with
him. met them just before they start
ed back and they were enthusiastic
over the gubernatorial nominee. They,
as representative Spokane men, had the
same feeling of perfect confidence in Mr.
Mead as does everyone who comes in
contact with him
"What is the condition of the demo,
cratic party across the Mountains
Judge Nash was asked
They are entirely lacking in strength
as unit, and as far as ! can see stand
no chance whatever of winning out
fractional fights are rife in every county
and are assuming serious proportions
They seemingly can take no concerted
action, even in picking a candidate, anC
they are perfectly aware that they arr
on the losing end of the proposition"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-29
Resolution Of Intention.

Be 1t Resolved. by the CITY council of
that said City of North Yakima intends,
and hereby declares its Intcntinn. to inv
prove West Yakima Avenue in sid city
between the east line Of Selah street and
a line one hundred eighty .1H0) feet Ell st
of said east line of Selah street. by the
construction OF a wooden sidewalk on the
north side of said avenue. within the 50 id
matter described.
Said sidewalk shall be eight feet in width
api shall be constructed in AL respects in
6, cordance with the orovisions Of Stan
dard Specifications No for Wooden side
walks in the City of Moth Yakima Wash
ington, and STANDARD 'lan for Wooder,
Sidewalks each on May :. 800. adopted
City as standard specifications and plans
TO-. wooden sidewalks 10 he therea cter
constructed under the lp,har.ty of said
az wings and notes Therefor heretofore
filed with the city clerk bv the city enct-
."', and to the grade "a e;taiIishui by
gineer's notes.
b, estimated cost If said S.,...,. TX is
$!2:0O: and the cost and axpense there-
OF Is to be assessed 20 aad levied agains:
the AUDITING property upon that portion
OF said street to be improved and included
within the following assessment district.
towit: Beginning at N intersection of
and the east line of S.ith street, AS H.,
same are now located. estai,iisncI AMI
used IN said city OF NORTH Yakima, Wash
ington. and running thence northerly
along the east line Of sail seian street
one hundred twenty ,l20) feet to a point
thence easterly. paraIal with the north
line of said West Yakima avenue one
hundred eighty 1S0) II, to a point thence
southeriy. parallel with the EAST lin, NJ
said Selah street one hundred twenty
Q20) feet to the north line Of West Yak
ina avenue, thence westerly along the
| north line of West Taximi aNenIe to
| the place OF beginning.
That protests against sad improvcn ent
| may be filed in the off,, of the city Jerk
of the city OF North Yakima at any time
prior to July 8, 1904, ut 7.ao n. M. the
same being the date of the next regular
| meeting OF the city coinc,l OF said citv
and the date when su3n protests will lie
heard and considered.
That the city clerk give duo ani legal
notice of the said proposed improvement
| by causing this resolution tn Ia pu.l sh
| ed in two consecutive issues Of the on
cial newspaper of this city prior to the
date above specified for hearing protests
| against said Improvement
Passed by the city council this June 90
| 1904.
Approved. June 20. 1904.
o. A. FIGHTER. Mayor.
| Attest: ]. G. BROKER. City Clerk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-29
Contest Notice.
United States Land q

I
North Yakima, WASH, May S, 1904.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by James Z. Keith contestant,
against August +. Crusey, entry No. 1920, made
April 81 1902 for the southwest quarter (swL+)
Of sec d, township north, range u east by
August F. Crusey, contestee. in which 1t 10 al
legged that claimant August F. ,Crusey has Who'll
ly abandoned said claim, and has changed his
residence therefrom for more than six months
Immediately preceding the date hereof. and that
said alleged absence is not due TO his employ
ment in the army. navy or marine corps of the
United States during the war with Spain, a. =
soldier, officer. seaman or marine or any other
war in which the United states may be en-
gagged Said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock n. m. on July % 1904
before the Register and Receiver at the United
states Land ONCE in North Yakima, Washing
ton.
The said contestant having, in a proper afhda-
vit. filed March 2, 1904, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice cannot be made, Il is here
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
49, HENRY V. HlNNAN. Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-29
Here in our midst. in plain sight and

Here in our midst. in plain sight and
reach of old and young. of every grade
are two plaques far more dangerous to
the Young of Nortn Yakima, mentally,
morally and physically, than either of
these diseases. | have reference to the
saloons and bawdy houses. Here they
stand. like great open mouth dragons.
throwing their froth and slime over the
community and ready to sink their
fangs into everyone they can. Where
the saloon exists we find its kindred
evils-lust. rape. prostitution. robbery
and murder. Fill man up with whis-
KEY and what cares he for the marriage
relation? What cares he for ruined
homes and blighted lives? Strong drink
inflameS the passions and calls up all
the baser nature latent in the human
heart. thus Transforming men and wO-
men into moral lepers unfit for the So
ciety of pure women and innocent boys
and girls, even turning our court rooms
into such garbage piles that no women
with nay sense of shame can endure
without blushng and feeling that her
womanly dignity has been insulted I'M
less she is both deaf. blind and dumb.
\ man, in speaking of the abomina-
| ton of Mormonism, said: salt Lake
is such a slime pit and abomination in
Gods nostrils that the man in the moon
actually holds his nose as ne passes over
the city" Is this true of some places
in North Yakima? Won't someone
please tell? | don't pretend to know
to finances, but can't help thinking it
is shame that in such country as
God has blessed Us with here in these
fertile valleys that we should have to
grovel at the feet of the saloon keepers
and dive owners Listen to this:
"The city can't raise the taxes any
higher and get enough money to run
the city government. 1t must rely on
the saloon"
Shame on us! VIII the paltry sum
of a few hundred dollars received dur
ing the year compensate for the loss of
one noble boy or man, should they snare
and take him? Will the $4OO month
from the bawdy houses, still the throb-
bling of the broken heart or compen safe
for the furnished name and lifelong
shame of one fallen girl? ! think not
Such money should turn the fingers of
everyone that touches it, for it is blood
money.
These monster evils are no respecters
of PRISONS. They climb up the marble
steps of mansion as easily as they
pour down the shiny passage to the un-
derground dens of sin and shame. They
enter the palace as readily as the howell
They bring the bitterness of death
wherever they can drag their Shiny car
cass across the threshold of happy
home
Fathers. sons and brothers. will YOU
help Us find the Balm in Gillead. that
our sons may be as plants. grown up in
their youth; that our daughters may be
as cornerstones, polished after the sim
ilitude of a palace" Pisa. l44
Listen to Hab. lila: For the stone
shall cry out OF the wall. and the beam
out of the timber snail answer it; woo
to him that buildeth a town with blood
and establisheth city by iniquity.H
F NJ T.
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cover of at least four inches in diameter,
and the discharge from any fixture must
not pass through more than one trap
before reaching the house drain |
Section IL. Traps and branch waste
pipes shall be of the following sizes:
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Notice of Final Proof.
u. S. Land Office

u. 5. Land Office
North Yakima, WASH, May "a. 1904. I
To the Northern Pacific Railway Company and
may concern;
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF HIS intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at North Yakima, Washington, on
July Is, 1904, viz:
JOHN B. ROBERTS.
homestead entry for the nlS swlS, sels swL, sec
l6. and ne< sel sec IL, twp. Is n, Z. 10. e. ". ~
He names the following witnesses TO prove hts
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
house, George Jackson, l.. s. Hewlett, all Of
North Yakima, Washington.
~ st. HENRY V. HUMAN, Register,
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Except In case OF fuel lines run Tor gas
ranges. in which case. the consumption
OF gas for each range must be figured as
an equivalent to eight openings or bur-
ners.
No auarter-inch shall be used. unless
exposed. and for short run only, and
not for more than one burner.
Section "a. The pipes shall be the best
quality OF wrought iron; all fittings shall
be of the best quality malleable or cast
iron; all pipes shall be suitably supported
and stayed with pipe hooks. straps or
screws All pipes must have a straight
drainage toward openings. No joist shall
be notched more than eighteen inches
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PLAGUE SPOTS.
els There No Balm in Gillead."

Editor Herald: This sad cry has an
e'ho in my heart as l see the sin, shame
and crime that hangs like a pail over
this city, "wnere every prospect pleases
anu only man is vile"
When smallpox or diphtheria breaks
out here parents close their gates and
watch their little ones lest they take
the dread disease. Doctors quarantine
the stricken families and the red OF
yellow flag signals, danger, danger,
keep out, keep out, and everybody is
ready and willing TO heed the warning.