The Yakima herald. [volume], February 14, 1889, Image 4

About The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914

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On the overland train leal Honda,
night a oerroua old lad, from Philadel
phia wan axpnaalng her raalUatlon ol the
dire dangcra of Wealern travel to a patent
clothcapln drummer, who aeemed to de
light la onHivating her in her exanjcrated
ideaa. The drummer waa relating how
ba had onoe killed all train robber, and
than, taking the place of the murdered
engineer, had himaell guided the train on
to a harbor of refuge, juet in time toavoid
a coUtokm with a lightning evpreee. Aa
aooa ae ha had heUvered himaeU Ihua far
the train alowed up and the brakeman
the old woman, "are
we goh( to he robbed f”
A lap man on the neat behind her le
arned her that the brake, had on), called
nnt the at a station.
Thu calmed her aopiewhat, but the
■bock aeemed to have left her nervea
atrung up to a very high pilch.
‘•Stuck I” yelled the htmkeman.
“Oh dear! Are wa going tobeetnek
here very long? Oh, I do wtah I hadn't
When the train moved off the old lady
showsd signs of hyateria, and the hop
grower’s wife talked soothingly to her.
"Slaughter!” yelled the brakeman, and
the old Indy tainted.— Puyallup Vommertt.
TWMe’.Utathi
Bnhby Sbaftoe’s gone to sea.
Mm bucklaa on bis knas.
He’ll come bark and starry me,
Pastty Bobby Skaftaa!
A dainty debutante, fair aa a summer
dawn, and clad like a snowflake in glis
toning white, softly quoted these lines
from the old nursery rhyme at Mrs.
Sloane’s dance last Monday night. She
was looking at a young man who had
Just —fated the room. A number of
other people were looking in the same
direction, too, for the aforesaid young
man, instead of being arrayed In the very
unpictmeeqne garb which is understood
by the term "evening drees,” was clad in
knas breaches and a tailleas coat. In his
wake earns six other young men in similar
apparel, and admiration pew In the
plan ol wonder when every one bad
fairly taken la the details of this novel
and pleasing innovation.
Tbs wren young men were Messrs.
John C. Furman, Thomas Howard,
James Waterbury, Edward C. Potter, 8.
8. Banda, Worthington Whitehouae and
Robert Hargous. They have formed an
anti trnnssrs dob and hereafter will dis
port themselves in knkkerbocksn on all
foil dreas occasions. • , •
Last Monday evening, when they made
their first appearance clad in conformity
with this new resolve, Mrs. Slosne’sdraw
ing room was filled with guests, among
whom their advent made an instant and
lavomMs s—atlnn. The costume coo
afetsdof black satin bnecfaaa, clasped at
the knees with sQrsr hackles. There
were also aflver buckles on the shoes,
which were s# old knkksrbocker pattern,
and black silk stockings were worn. A
low cut waistcoat showed a linen draag
shirt having a plain front and standing
collar, with a small white tie. The coat
was of black velvet, something after the
fashion of a shooting jacket— New York
World. _
Ifflttg Iripfcr’s Hot
Dm wire announces that the president
has nominated Thomas M. Vance, of
North Carolina, to be receives for the
district of public lands subject to entry at
North Yakima.
Now. whs is this Mr. Vance?
He in n ami of Senator Zebofoo B.
Vance, el North Carolina. If the younger
Mr. Venae arm a resident of this territory
end had Identified himself with Its inler
arta and had shown himself worthy of
the appointment he has just received,
the fact Owl he is the son of one of the
moot obnonfena men of the South would
cot no figure again* bias. He mould
rtond before the people el Washington
fotiilmy on his own merits end no one
would dertre to hold him in say way ac
countable far the political misdeeds of his
fethar. But while tbs people of Wash
ington territory are liberal in their views
and practice, they are intensely loyal in
tao that them aaa.nchn thing JTlava
l«M hr them by their father., nor
here they forgotten that among thoae
who noaihk to diamember and destroy
thia goveramaat and tnunpla Ha Dag
ondeatoot, an man war more bot-headad
and Inlmmly bant upon destruction than
the rafcal general, Z. B. Vinca oI North
Carolina. Hh belligerent sentiments ta
the goraraar of his date hire not bean
forgotten. It hna not been forgotten that
ha Ml hfp tent In congress, after having
•tan to defend the constitution of hie
00entry, fill mm forth to aasiat In iwall
tog the naiad aaoaaaioo, "For God's
Beks Had na one regiment end booio iron*
as quickly as pomthle. The fight la rag
lag aad Brans la ovanthahnad.” This is
the language of one of Governor Vanca'e
nwamgaa, written on December 14, IWQ.
Ha had aatend the confederate army in
May, ml, tad had assisted in the .tub
hern rate bloody resistance that the rebels
of IMa Unto had thee Ur metis sgsinet
the soldiers af thia Union. Finding time
katwnaa Aten ha had so nhly voiced the
■tefi meats of the hot-heads of his auto
that they had aboard him governor. Ha
had nMy lariated in getting North Cnro
■aa to dadsrs that it was no longer a
naaibar if the federal union. His entire
aowsa Ihroaghoot the rebelleon end long
prior to II an • mamber of congress lad
SasaWSar , ~
da s mamber af anagram Mr. Vance
rated sad worked against the passage ol
the bomsatead law, aad now ha drains to
to place hfaaaa ia gn aAca in this terri
tory whtoahUbimlnam wUihato pm»
the etiolation ol
this territory into the Union he sought to
destroy, end yet he thinks he would like
to here the name of his son Tom added
to the long list of bridadier’s sons and
near relatives who have been appointed
to office in this far-off Northern commu
nity.
On December 4,1861, John C. Brecken
ridge was expelled from the United States
senate for disloyalty (be having left bis
■eat and gone forth to assist in pulling
down his country'* flag) and yet John C.
Breckenridge, Junior, has been selected
and sent out from the South to fill the
high office of enrveyorgeocral of Wash-
ington territory. Another prominent
official position on the Sound waa filled
by a rebel general from Mississippi. In
fact a majority of appointments made to
places in this territory during the past
four years have been chosen from the
Southern states.
That Mr. Vance will not be confirmed
and will therefore never come to take his
place may be set down as reasonably cer
tain, as it is believed that even senatorial
courtesy will hardly be sufficient to se
cure his confirmation. The selection is
not merely a slight to Mr. Voorhecs, who
is not liked by the president, but is an
injustice and Insult to the democrats of
Washington territory, hundreds of whom
are more worthy to be honored because of
loyal servk-es to the Union than thla
young scion of a great secessionist. There
is no good reason for appointing men to
office in this territory from any of the
states. There is even lens propriety in
appointing men from the South whose
only recommendation is that they are
sons or near relatives ol some rebel briga
dier. It is not that such men sN person
ally objectionable, for they are not. On
the contrary they are aa liable to be agree
able and pleasant socially and personally,
■s men from any other source of stock.
But since the reason lor their appoint
ment is political, the objection to them in
thia Northwwtwa territory i» «I*> politi
cal. JVopte her* do not relish the idea
of having Governor Vance’s political ser
vices recompensed and honored at the ex
pense of Washington territory for the rea
son they do not relish his political ser
vices.—Spoton* Falls Rerun.
—A fine new line of saddles, harness,
etc., Just received at C. E. McEwen’s
shop, Yakima avenue. •
—Call and inquire prices of saddles,
bridles, harpess, etc., at C. E. McEwen’s
before purchasing elsewhere. *
—One hundred thousand dollars to loan
on farm property by Goodwin, Htrohach
A Pugsley; long time, easy rates. •
—Croup, whooping cough and l»ron
chMi immediately relieved by Shiloh’s
Cure. Sold by C. B. BushneH. druggist.
—C. E. McEwen is now offering sad
dles, bridles, harness and everything in
his line at prioea not to he duplicated this
aide of Portland. *
—Why will you cough when Shiloh’s
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 60 cents and |l. Foreale by C.
B. BosbneU, druggist.
—Fawcett Bros, are agents tor the cel
ebrated lowa Steel Barbed Wire, which is
the best barbed wire manufactured, and
wifi go sms rod to the pound. 1-1 m.
—The Natches orchards' iare now on
■ale at Goodwin, Htrohach A Pogaley’s.
These five-acre tracts adjacent to the city
are offered at a very low figure and with
terms to suit. *
—Shiloh’s Vitalixer is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dint
neas, and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
PHoo 10 and-Ti cents per bottle. Sold by
C. B. Boshnei), druggist.
—Fanners need not send east for their
seeds, as Fawcett Bros, bsve oftened up s
full tine of grass sad garden seeds. Their
prioea are the same as eastern firms.
Their sedda are all fresh, and are grown
by the beat market gardeners. 1-1 m.
—Fawcett Bros, are agents for the cel
ebrated Bramer Washing Machine. It is
conceded by experts to be the best wtidier
in the world. They let tbemnut on trial;
and if they do not give entire satisfac
tion, they can be returned at their ex
pense. 1-lm.
—A beautiful young Indy became so
badly disfigured with pimples and
blotches that it was feared she would die
of grief. A friend recommended Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla, which she took, and was
completely cored. She Is now ono of the
fairest of the fair.
—A lady who was afflicted with salt
rheum on the face and other parts of the
body for many years, and was treated by
the beat physicians on the Pacific coast
without any but temporary relief, says:
Dutard’s Specific baa entirely cured me of
my troublesome complaint, and although
I have not used the medicine for many
months, I have had no return of the dis
ease. I shall always feal grateful to yon.
Sold by Alien A Chapman.
Foust Gbotx, Ogn., March 8.
I have been troubled many yearn with
1 weakness of the kidneys, and hast tried
many different remedies, sought aid from
1 different physicians, and even changed
1 climates to obtain relief, but have met
with indifferent snoress. Hearing through
| a friend of the value of the Oregon Kid
ney Tea, I obtained a box of it, and have
’ derived more Iwneflt from It than from
1 anything else I have yet found.
J. T. Hvrr.
; Sold by Allen A Chapman.
j —How often do we hear our friends say:
• “Oh, I am feeling pretty well, but have a
i alight pain*in the back that I suppose will
i soon pass away.” But does it pass away?
5 No, not often, unless assisted by some
I good remedy. Pain in the back is fre
- qosntly followed by weakness, flushing
of the body, mucous and milky dis
-8 charges, eruptions on the face and nock,
f dissineas, losuof appetite, general debility
» and Bright’s ftaease of the kidneys. If
- you have any of those symptoms, do not
■ delay, but save time, money and health
• by using Oregon Kidney Tea. It is a safe
» and speedy remedy. Sold by Allen A
I Chapman.
Goodwin, Strobach & Fugsley,
Bill Emit Br iters, ml Int Aims.
MON E Y LEN DEES.
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH. TER.
From oar elghtovn ymrw ponoul acqulntonn lo4b|a country we are in ■ portion to offer inforniaUon that na
othen can (Ire. A Urgo Uat ol Buai- area and Reeldenre Property, guhurlen Acrea, Garden Trarta and Farraa to now
on our hooka.
We Would Call Spiel Atteitioi to Our Natchez Orchards Addition, 5-Acre Tracts itjacat ti tie City!
lOnnBSPONDEFIIK MLICITEB. BBT BIENCB, VlffißT NATIONAL HANK.
Notice.
1 will buy for cash in the next ninety
days broken or unbroken horses or mares.
I have engaged A. £. Lillie, of North Yak
ima, as my agent to buy fur me.
Nov. 7-3 m. • T. E. GRIFFITH.
Sold by Allen A Chapman.
A■ ■ ■
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE,
Northern Pacific R. R.,
VIA CASCADE DIVISION.
The only line mining Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars, magnificent day eoachaa. and
Elegut Emigrant Sleeping Coaches,
With Bertha Free of Cost.
PROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON POINTS
To the Ka«t,
via sr. ran and himniapous.
The Only Transcontinental Line Rannlng
PALACE DINING CARSj
(Meals. 7.» Cents.)
fastest time ever ma 1c (mm the Const, over the |
lORTHEBI PACIFIC 8. R.
To Sioux City. Connell BlalH. St Joseph, Atehl '
son. Leavenworth. Kansas City. 1
Burlington, Quincy,
NT. LOUR, CHICAGO,
And all points tUmnghont the East and South- 1
east, via St. I'nul and Minneapolis
Pillnu Sleeping Accommodstlois
* Can be secured In advance.
K MIGKANT SLEEPING CASK
Are hauled on regular Express Trains over
the entire length of the N. P. R. R.
Connection made at St Paul and Minneapolis
to all points Bart. South and SontlKiMa.
Tbrongli trains leave Yakima (nr St Paul at
uep. m.
Throuxh trains fur Portland and all points on :
Pacific and Cascade division, at P.lto p. at. con i
netting «* Tacoma with boats for points on
Pucet Sound.
Tickets oe rale to all points.ln the United]
States sud Canada, for mates, rates, Ac., ap
ply to 11. C. HUMPHREY.
Ticket Agent, North Yakima.
A. D. Charlkton.
Asat General Taasenger Agent. No. 2. Washing
ton struct, Portland, Oregon.
HUGO SIGMUND,
THE LEADING
mum TAILOR.
PI AST ST.. NORTH YAKIMA. W. T.
Domestic and Imported Goods made up in the
latest stylet and at reasonable prices.
Agency for the Celebrated Ught rannlng
HDoraeiptic
SEWII6 MiCHIRE,
Purchase no other. Give me a rail. I. !
Til Boi-Tod Bntnrat
AND
Oigar ©tore
H. 0. WILSON, Prop.,
COR. YAKIMA AVE. A PROMT «T.(opp. Depot
NSBTH YAKIMA, W. T.
VvMm Mat AH Im, itSfaU.
-> A fine Line of
limrted aid Dmnztic Clean,
—CONST APTLY IN BTOCS.—
Chewing and Smoking
Tobaooo,
Ol the Most Popular Brands,
Pipe-, Cigarettes,
And a Complete Assaortment of Kxcellaat
; Cudln, Cknrtig Gib, le„ te., 4c.
■ H. O. WIIjWON,
i ‘ ■ . •]
S. K. Cor. Yakima Are, and front St. opp. Depot.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS
AND GROCERIES.
jr. cr. -AjßMsiraoisrc*,
Corner First street and Yakima Avenue.
A complete line of all «l the commodities enumerated above will be found
at tbia store, and a general reiueat ia sent forth to the public to ca.ll and exan
the prices and quality of the Good*.
J. J. Amiwlrong 1 .
Bartholet Bros.
Have just finished Invoicing and find
that the past year’s business has been
not only satisfactory but profitable. This
is the result not of any cause other than
the Sale of large quantities of goods on
which were gained
SMALL PROFITS!
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This telling policy will be continued
as in the past, and those in need of
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Dry Goods,
Stationery,
Groceries,
‘
Crockery,
,
Notions,
Lamps.
■
Will find them of good quality and of
reasonable price at our store in the
Opera House Block.
Matt Bartholet. Joe Bartholet.
J. T. BHHBLMAN. O. W. BOD VAN.
Rodman & Eshelman,
M Emit ill liti Ain l
Money to Ijorii on Mortgage*.
limiulslilt ml Pnwrtr Hail Woi-Bisim.
Of ty Lota and Farm Property Bought and Sold.
Taktaaa Arena and WaeaM Street* oppoaHe Fliat National Bank.
psanr. a. maulow. '***• *>• ■«**«■*•*
StLardlcwg McDaniel,
i
DIALER*IN
Fine Wines, LLqiiors,
Imported and l>omentie Cigaiii.
PINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE*.
1* liali b Ik MikiM Jm Mute latcti IMb.
S. J. LOWE
Carrie* the Urgent, beat and cheapest atock of all kinds pi
COOK & HEATIHG SMS,
Etc., which he ia prepared to offer at remarkably low prices. Also in atock a flue
line of
Tinware, Sheet Ironware, Graniteware, Guns,
Pistols and Farm Implements.
Corner Yakima Avenue and First street, - - - - W. T.
MItLEAN & REED,
Real Estate and Insurance,
i
Yakinm Arenue.
TO THE PUBLIC:
A few Reasons why North Taklma, Washington Territory Is belug recognised as ths moat
I'mmlalnc rlty In Central Washington:
Pint— Uecause II l.aeeurkl of Ilia finest. largoM the great Mato of Washington,
and »«”t fertile valleys la War: •uglou territory Hiath-because men who ate well known aa
Immediately tributary to It. successful, shrewd and long-headed, are making
jk-'ss. 10 *■"" T “‘-
track garden of the roast, with a rash market business locations and manufacturing opponn
for our products on Caret Sound. ultles, to rail on ns at North Yakimk, and"by
m y . . k>c * , f d * *• • re .7? Ht ; m ‘ la « tor themselvas, be ronvlnred.
tuaed aa the desirable place for the capital of
in Is it AtwM Tli Is hnt!
J^ , a^7jft£3“\2tar
gather with tana property and garden tracts.
W ell Known Fact
▼eetmeata. those who hare availed themselves core and drill! 7 R * *** *■ •*
of the Winter months tor parchaalng have farad
CALL AND HER PLATS OP TEE
SouthParkAddition
Receatly placed on the Merkel.
Mac Lean «&c Reed,
_____ P.O. BOI.WI
BHAKEBPERIAN!
A Uoimi U, lor. Rmwi IMial.tak.uaI. Ik.
Pool plan’s Picnic Harness store,
Aak km Wn Ala ntlakl, nyartAWAl, nk •! Ik. MB. dM tk. MMIWI«
Tpy Low Pn« it flirt Jam ii drill His ballnt (Msr
MUST HAVE ROOM I
Call and Bee Me. W. F. JOUGS.