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

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

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THE YAMA HERALD.
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1 Min ef Wit. WMw. Fukieta. ui tk
Irwtef ikektt.
"The clmm mint go.” «*)'• en agrk-ul
ton! exchange. 01 cooree It mart, In
order th«t the batter may came.
flnt wile-Why did you here year
hatband cremated? Second wlle-He
•wan be would haunt me. Now let him
he ant
An esteemed contemporary try. “the
eeram dr le creme aI eociety war ektmmed
of hr the Sweitaar-Kayea wedding."
Good, food.
“Our MaryV A*o-Mory Anderson
vm thirty years old Janaary 28. On
January 1001. she will be thirty-two,
ar we min our gneaa.
"Ban Bouheur aa an aitiat la not tree
to nature,' remarked the anake editor.
"How la that?” aaked the hone editor.
"U bar picture, The Horn Fair.’ appear
antral white home, but not a Bingle
red-haired girl."
Inolead o I intricate braided pattern.,
once to popular, alralght linn now And
tarot—on the aeverely plain walking
dreoan of aolid cohned material, narrow
ailk or wool hnid of the tame of a darker
abode than the foundation.
A Mend who know. General Harrlaon
and bia family well nya that the General
begina the day on hla kneee. Joel alter
break loot every morning, no matter what
bia engagement, an, he holda a morning
earrko In hit library, firet reading a chap
ter bom the Bible and then engaging in
prayer.
landlady—"Let me era; jont bill la
Utr “Tea.” "And thla b the 13th of
the aoathT" “Tee.” "And thie, I ho
lien, la )Mt thirteen timee that yoo’re
beeo hen to collect it t" “Yea.” "Well,
then, pleaae mae file Fa a little ea
liaeetHlnein about the nomber thirteen,
you know."
The mv spring good* everywhere nun
peal In every tbop window end piled oa
the counters show wonderful grades in
color tones. Every tint seen in the sir,
on trunks and leaves of the budding trees
and on the fresh carpet of the earth when
the promised days return, has been care
fully copied In silk, sateen, gingham,
nun’s veiling or cashmeres.
The present population of the United
States is estimated at 64,800,000. The
total inenaas is now per month,
exclusive of immigration, while the total
number of immigrants last year was 518,-
000. If Immigration continues at the
same rata and the natural increase is re
tained, the next census, which will be
takm Jtriy 1,1800, will show about 67,-
000,000
I ant tar Mystery Explained Hmsibie
wife—My dsar, yon remember, of course,
that before oar marriage I told you that
1 rather enjoyed cigar smoke. Weil, I
am sura I do not love yon any less now,
yet the fact remains that 1 find your
■solring intensely disagreeable. What
la it? Sensible husband—When I had
only myself to support I smoked two for
u quarter; now I smoke two for five.
Mrs. Henry VOlard. the wife of the
famous Gennan-American financier, is
the only daughter of William Lloyd Gar
rison. Mi*. VUlard, though not more
than forty-fire peers of age. has a son at
Harvard and a daughter Just ready to
make tar first bow in society. All the
Vlßasd family are musical, not only the
turn and daughters, but the financier
himself, who pulls the bow across the
’csßo brings with no Utile ability. The
dauglMr plays the vMia.
Yice-Preaident Morton has height the
tauaa of Bsß, of telephone fame, in Wash
ington, for 1M6.000, and will spend $25.-
000 ia flttipg it up lor the four years’ cam
paign. That Mrs. Morton wiU ha the
loader of fashion in Washington far the
next tow yearn Is beyond a doubt. Vn-
Uta any the ladies who have taken pre
cedence la the White Honee since the
war, aha is fortified by the experience of
not km than twenty seaeoas in the very
best circles of Continental and New York
society.
A fctSMiHsrr Hut— —r LMr.
It war Jaat an ordinary amp o< wrap
ptaf paper, tat it and tar lit,. She
war In tta tat atagea ol coanuroptioo,
laid by phyaieiaae that ata waa inenra-
UaaadcaaM only lira a abort tin: ata
waWtad Ira. than aaraoty panada. On a
plaea ol wrapping paper aba read ol Dr.
Kiag'aNew Dfacotrary, aad (Otaaamplr
bottle; it talpnd tar, ata bought a tag,
tattle, b balpad tar won, bought another
rad paw tatter iaat, nmtiaoed Ha on
and la saw atrong, healthy, way, pi amp,
waigUag Mg ponilda. Fur taller partiru
. taa armd atamp la W, H. Cole, druggist,
Fort Htaith. Trial bottlee o« tide wonder
fai Diaoorary baa at C. B. Bnahnall’a
drag Wove. .
FeadlMoa, On., Jan. It.
Harlhg aaltaad with my kidnrya I waa
la dated to try tta Ongoo Kidney Tn,
which cand me ia a abort lime. 1 toko
pliiaan in racotamoedliig It tottapnbUc
an aaadanmidy far kidney dMfaabfaa.
Oaoaoa W. Baiut,
County Judge <d Umatilla.
Bold by Allan t Chapman. •
—A good digeation write oa appetite
emd a gaad appetite ia one ol the ana
rigaa ol perfect health. II yon an low
apMad, brltabla. bill lone, or ban an lr
ngalar appetite, then we ediiec yon by
al awm la take Dr. Healey'a Daadelloa
Toaie. H win make a new man ol yon.
Bold by Allan A Chapman. a
tUMaadlatae tody,n3
aatarrh, ringworm, pafaoa oak, ctye an
Ita aye, gnaninted ayr lid, arapUra die
aaaaa ol tta akin, all diaappaar alter
oriag Dotard'e Specific. Warranted to
edtaa a radical con la erery Inetance.
Rntd by Allan A Chapman.
—Esparsotte clover grows on dry soil
without irrigation. Fawcett Bros, have
It In slock. l-lm.
—A fine new line of saddles, harness,
etc., just received at C. E. McEwen’s
shop, Yakima avenue. •
—For fresh Olympia oysters, go to
Herke’s, who is prepared to wait on yon
at all hours, day or night. *
—Call and inquire prices of saddles,
bridles, harness, etc., at 0. B. McEwen’s
before purchasing elsewhere. •
—For a smooth shaving, a neat hair
cut and a delightful shampoo call at the
Shaving parlors of Wm. Shearer. •
—One hundred thousand dollars to loan
on farm property by Goodwin, Htrobach
A Pugsley; long time, easy rates. •
—“Hackmatack” is a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price Sft and SO cents.
For sale by C. B. Boshnell, druggist.
—A nasal injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price SO
cents. For sale by C. B. Bushnell, drug
gist.
—Shiloh’s Cure will immediately re
lieve croup, whooping cough and bron
chitis. For sale by C. B. Bushnell, drug
«ht
—For square dealing and value received
for your hard earned cash, call on T. O.
Red held for anything in the line of jew
elry. *
—Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy la a posi
tive cure for catarrh, diptheiria and Cank
er Moutn. For sale by C. B. Boshnell,
druggist.
—The Hanau) is now prepared to do
all kinds of job printing, from a visiting
card to a full siaed poster, and in the beet
style of sit, too.
—C. E. McEwen la now offering sad
dles, bridles, harness and everything in
his line at prices not to be duplicated this
ride of Portland. •
—Why will yon cough when Shiloh’s
Cue will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 40 cents and $l. For sale by C.
B. Boshnell, druggist.
—lf you have lost any money lately,
Redfirid will return it by selling you
goods so remarkably cheap that you will
forget your misfortune.
—Fawcett Bros, are agents for the cel
ebrated lowa Steel Barbed Wire, which is
the best barbed wire manufactured, and
will go one rod to the pound. l-lm.
—lf yon want a wagon, hack, boggy,
plow, hay press, or any other kind of
farm machinery, don’t forget to call on
Fawcett Bros, before buying. l-lm.
—Be sure sod boy tbe Scnuuoa Barbed
Wins. One hundred pounds guaranteed
to make one hundred rods of fence, and
every pound best quality of steel wire. •
—For dyspepsia and liver complaint,you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shlloh’a VltaUser. It never fails to
curs. For sale by C. B. Boshnell, drug
gist.
—Dr. Savage will be found always
ready to attend calls day or night. Office
over postoffice; residence on Second
street, one block sooth of First National
Bank. Oct. 3-tf.
—A. B-. Weed lias a rmj large assort
ment of Plows, Harrows and Cultivators,
which be is selling at Eastarn prices. Be
emu examine hie stock before pur
charing. fl4-8t
—Tbe Rev. George H. Thayer, of Boor
bon, Indiana, says: “Both myself and
wife owe oar lives to Shiloh’s Consump
tion Care.” For sale by C. B. Busbnell,
druggist.
—Everybody la treated alike at Bed
fleld’s jewelry store. The poor man’s
money will boy sa much as the rich. If
yon don’t believe it, cad around and in
vestigate.
—ln you mad* miamble by indiges
and7«Uw»»kia?dShiloh’* vTuliieTta a
positive cure. For tale by C. B. Bush
neil, druggist.
—The Nate bet orchards are now on
•ale at Goodwin, Btrobnch * Pfatsley’s.
These fire-acre tracts adjacent to the city
an offered at a eery low figure and with
terma to salt. •
—Fanners need not send eest far their
seeds, ee Fawcett Broe. hare opened up a
tell line of grass and garden seeds Their
prieea are the same aa eastern firms.
Their seeds are all fresh, and are grown
by the best market gardeners. 1-1 m.
—For your luxuries, call at the Candy
Factory, far there can be found the choic
est candies and the fineet tropical fruits,
such as Washington naval oranges, fancy
Bicfly lemons by wholesale or retail,
Smyrna, as well as California figs, dates,
nuts, and, in fact, everything that is to be
had here that a flrst-claea establishment
of this kind carries. Come one and all
and try some of that pore unadulterated
candy that Is made here every day.
1-lee. P. J. Hanna, Prop.
■nekton* Arslra antes
Is the beet sabre in the world far cute,
braises, sores, uJcers, salt rheum, freer
scree, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect ■■■faction, or
money refunded. Prior 2b cents per box.
For sale by C. B. Bushneil. druggist.
This is what you ought to have, la fact,
you most have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching far it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may be bad by all. We gaarantee that
Klectrfa Bitten. U wed according to direc
tions and the use persisted in, will bring
yon good digestion and oust the demon
dyspepsia and install instead eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitten for dyt
pepria and all diseases of the liver, stom
ach and kidneys. Bold at Me. and 91
par bottle by C. B. Bushneil, druggist«
GOODWIN & PUGSLEY,
Sul Esia Hr An, nil limn Aicnis.
MONK Y LEN DiiRS.
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH. TER.
Fran our eighteen jre»t» penomd acquaintance Id this country ninlo • po.lt ion to off# in(orm«lk.n that no
othora can giro. A largo Liat ol Boat- Moo and Kcaldonce Property, ttnburlian Acre, Garden Trarta and Forma la now
on our books.
We Would Gill Special Atteition to Ov Natchez Orchards Addition, 5-AcreTracts Adjacent to tiie City!
(onnnr.HMt«CE ibmcitbb. mer bbewcb, nurr utmui bank.
BOOTS, SHOES AND UPPERS I
RUBBER GOODS, GLO YES, &0.
At Cost. At Cost.
Notice Is give n to the Public I that the Mam
moth stock of H essers. Haines A Trayner Is
now being clos ed out and must be sold. The
stock consists of an elegant line of Boots, Shoes,
Slippers, Rubber Ooods, Gloves, &e.
X. R. ID AWBQN, Assignee.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE,
Northern Pacific B. 8.,
ru caiudi Division.
The only line ruuuiug Pullman Palace Sleeping
•'aw. magnificent day coarhw, and
Et«lnt Emi|rut Sleeping Coacbes,
with Bertha Era# of Coal.
FROM OREGON AND WABHINOTON.POINTB
To the Bast.
vu at. paol and mmtiAPoua.
The Only Transcontinental Line Running
PALACE DINING CARS
(Mania, 75 Cents.)
Fastest time ever nude from the Const, over the
NORTHER] PACIFIC I I
To Monx City, Council Bluff*. SL Joseph, Atchi
son, Lenren worth. Kanana City,
Burlington. Quincy.
rr. Man, phicaoo,
And nil points throughout the East and South
east, via fit. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pillnu Sleeping Accommodations
Can be secured In advance.
EMIGRANT SLEEPING CABS
Are hauled on regular Express Trains over
the entire length of the N. F. R. R.
Connection made nt fit Fanl and Minneapolis
to all points East. Booth and Southeast.
I Through trains leave Yakima (or fit Paul at
Th*Tou»h trains for Fortlaad and all points on
Pacific and Cascade division, at f.lO p. m.. eon
neettng at Tacoma with boats for points on
'SRSSSt sals to aU potato In tha United
States and Canada. For routes, rates, Ac., ap
ply t« _ H. C. HUMPHREY.
Ticket Agent, North Yakima.
A. D. CfiaatßTOM.
Asst. General Passenger Agent. No. 121 First
street, ear. Washington. Portland, Oregon.
HUGO SIGMUND,
THE LEADING
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FIRST ST., NORTH YAKIMA,
Domestic and Imported Goods made up in the
latest styles sad at reasonable prices.
Agency for the Celebrated Light-running
Domestic
IE VUG MAC HUE,
Fnrehsss no other. Give me s eaU. L
H old by Allen A Chapman.
A Complete Use of
Hines, SaUlex,Wkipx, Crlfiro; &c.
Has )ast boso received by
Alex. It. Ninclalr,
at his Harness Shop oa Yakima Avenue.
Thaas Goods are of tha boat make, and are sold
at prtom guaranteed to ha as
LOW AS THE LOWEST
(MM la Ik. Cltr (K North Talma
Repairing a Specialty.
ii.ne. m, URCLAHL
Yakima Are. (near Depot). North Yakima.
New Store! New Slice! and Hew Prices!
HENRY DITTER’S
Lane •> ad Vell-Sclecled Stock of
New Goods,
—Comprising all the Latent Novelties in—
Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Gents’ Furnishings,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ac.,
Have Now Arrived,
And are offered for aale, at a Cloae Margin of Profit, in the elegant
Brick store building of the Find National Bank.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND GET PRICES.
Allen cfe Chapman,
m&TJ GhQ-ISTS.
Keep always on hand all that is pertaining to their trade. None hut pure ined
iHnea and chemicals dispensed.
Prescriptions a Specialty!
Manipulated hy a Competent Pharmacist.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
A large Line of Painta, Oils, Wall Paper, Glass. Putty. Rash and Doors. Come
and see us in our Commodious and Beautiful Quarters.
n» Ten Finest Brails offer vest ml lijorted Clears.
Corner Yakima Avenue and Hecond Street, .... North Yakima.
J. T. BSHRI.MAN. O. . R ODMAM.
Rodman & Eshelman,
Util Esntt ai Liffl litis!
Money lo liuan on
Inestßntslala ail Praam Hail rorHoi-Besileats.
o®' " "
Specialattention is called to the Oreet Saiga Ins la Foer Choice Ten-Acre Tracts sodOnePortr
Tract ol the Beet Garden Lead (balance of tbs Yolo Ranch) which will be offered for a few days.
City Lots and Farm Property Bought and Sold.
M^OFFlCB—Corner T skims A venae and Seeeni Streets opposite Pint Nstloeel Bank.
PNANK. ■. IItIUUW. .IBP?. 0. ■COANIII.
StLa.rd.lo"w > McDaniel,
HE A LEM IK
Line "Whines, Liquors,
Imported and Domestic; Oi|fn.i*in.
FINE HILLIARD AND POOL TAHLER.
Sole Apts for tie Celebrated Jesse lore Keiticly Vkisties.
S. J. LOWE
Carrie* the largest, tan and cheapest stock of all kinds of
CDOK & HEATING STOVES,
Kto. f which he is pre]«red to offer at remarkably low prices. Also In stock •Am
Hoe of
Tinware, Sheet Ironware, Graniteware, Guns,
Pistols and Farm Implements.
I Corner Yakima Avenue and First street, - - - - W. T.
HuLEAN k REED,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Ytikinm Avenue.
TO THE PUBLIC:
A few Reason* why North Yakima, Washington Territory ia being recognised as tbs Moat
promising city In Central Washington;
Klrat-Bwani.e It haaclgjit of the flnoaUarge«t the great state of Washington,
and mriat fertile valleys In Washington territory Slxth-Bccanse men who are wall ksowa as
immedlatelrtr.bmarytolt successful. shrewd and l....gl.Mdedare«lkl ß^
Hceond—The seasons are from fonrto tight Urge luvestmenta In North Yakima tad Yakima
weeks earlier than any other part of the north- county. inibi
. .. * _ . Relieving we are located In the moat fevered
Third—Because we have the finest and mnet portion of Washington Territory for gardening
delightfnl climate In the I'acinc northwest. frail growing and general wlXjtnrfl
Kourth-We are dcstlncl to become the great we Invite all thmf who anskmklna^or
track garden of the roast, with a cash market business locations and manafactniing ont»rti»:
H««' •» iw nitw, to o» .. .iT.IZ v
Fifth—being centrally located, we are reoog- seeing for themselves, be convinced. 7
Size I ms the desirable piece for the capital of
- How is the Accepted Tim to inrssl!
We have now Hated for sale; In addition to the The opening of Hprlng will herald a
Northern fr-lOr Uod.kl rtUnM the »1 v.m. I. Ik. T.l, m.thukJJVKJ
local agents, aome of the moat desirable real- realised dnring the corresponding season lot
dence and business lots In North Taklma. to- two years past: and it la a ” ,or
gather with farm property and garden tracts.
"Well Known Fact
That while aU who have “dabbled In Yakima the best and coined the most money
dirt’* have made handsome returns on their In- bet not the onportßnitT silo Sit «, «. ..
vestments, thoae who have availed themselves once aud drili: 7 p ’ * l •* in •»
of the Winter months for purchasing have fared
CALL AND SBE PLATS Of THI
SouthParkAddition
Recently placed on the Market
:b£a,cXjea.rL <& Reed,
p. o. box, n
ItTorttL TTalEima,
LUMBER YARD!
G. 0. NEVIN, Proprietor.
L.UMBEB, DOCKS, SASH AND BUNDS, LATHS, SHINGLES, 4C,
lint for tie Celelirated Araill Paints, the tot Faints os the Mar’
AND A LARGE SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND.
Offin and Yord, Weet Bid, ol Roilrood Track. North of Depot, North Y.kln,,, W, T.