The Yakima herald. [volume], August 01, 1889, Image 3

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THE YAIHA HERALD.
Official Paper if Yitiia Chiij
TRUMDAY. AI’OIVT I. U«
Tub Tims Tabs.—By the hoildlng of
a wagon road, or rather the extending of
one of the roada already built, to the Tie
fan, by the mute recently discovered, one
of the moat beautiful and attractive aum
mer reaorta in tba entire waat will ba
opened up. Thla would place Yakima
within a abort day's travel of a delightful
place, where the grasses during the hot
teat aeaaon are luxuriant and green, where
there are magnificent grove* of fir; scen
ery that is unsurpassed bv the Yoeemite
or National parka; where trout are found
in abundance, and where the mountain
goat and other game awaita the gun of the
sportsman. Mr. Neall, of Philadelphia,
who haa recently entered the Tletan by
this route, aaya that a good road could be
made to the park—as be denominated it
—by the expenditure of a few hundred
dollars, and that a resort would be open
ed up, which, when once known abroad,
would induce large additional travel to
this point and result in great benefit to
North Yakima and the Yakima country.
The attention of the County Commission
er* is earnestly drawn to ibis subject.
PuffTXARTRB CABBY fcfCCKBDtD.— The
mantle of postmaster has fallen upon the
shoulders of Capt.‘ Robert Dunn. His
oommission has not yet been made out
but lie him the backing of the powers
that be and has already assumed the
duties of the office with full assurance
that it will be along in due tiro**. Post
master Carey’s term has not expired but
he was notified that the republicans and
Grand Army men demanded a change
and that the most graceful thing for him
to do would be to send in Ida res
ignation, in which event his successor
would purchase the post office fixtures,
which are the person*! property of Mr.
Carey. With these powerful arguments
in mind Wvale Carey, who serve.! two
years in the war of the rebellion but who
is not a member of the G. A. R., sent in
his resignation to make way for Captain
Dunn, who also answered to the call of
bis country and la s member of the G. A.
B. Captain Dnnn’s two daughters will
attend to the clerical duties of the office.
Swoplab But Taua.—Last week a Mr.
Davis, of Spokane Falls, placed a couple
of horses aboard a Northern Pacific freight
car for shipment to Seattle. They made
the journey all right aa far as Yakima,
when a moat singular thing occurred.
The window in the rear of the car bad
been left open for ventilation, and through
this one of the horses made hia exit to a
flat car and then to the ground. As the
window measures but \% by 2% feet, the
reader would imagine that the home was
built Uka a Kansas grasshopper, but the
truth is be la a good-siaed animal, and
weighs between a thousand and eleven
hundred pounds.
BIULDKKH OK laWOATfMO Cavals—A
number of heavy capitalists from Helena,
Chicago, St- Louis and Bt. Joe were in
the city Wednesday looking up Irrigation
projects. These same parties have 170
miles of canals in Montana, and have
long had their eyes on the Yakima coun
try. In fact, their engineers and repre
sentatives have been here three different
- times during the past year, collecting
* data They are greatly pleased with
Yakima, and Intimated that there was a
prospect of their becoming largely inter-
Runaway.— On Thursday last, while
Mrs. Mac Lean and her brother were out
driving, their horse commenced kicking
and finally managed to throw* both from
the buggy. Mrs. Mac Lean Ml within
ranks of the horse’s feet and received a
kick in the side that fractured a rib. The
horse then took to his heels and made for
its barn, leaving sections of the buggy
scattered along the roadside.
Natvbal Gab Stuock.— Natural gas
was struck by the N. P. Coal company
at Rosiyn this week at a depth of 480
feet. The well throws a volume of water
forty feet above the surface, with which
is a strong flow of gas which readily
ignites and bums brilliantly.
—Quits an excitement has resulted in
Yakima over the discovery of rich placer
diggings up the Natchees. A number of
claims have been staked out and ware re
corded at the auditor’s office yesterday.
-Before the fire. Ellensborg had 19
saloons, paying a license of three hun
dred dollars each. Last week the city
council received a petition from fear of
the lending saloon man nrVing that the
license be raised to SIOOO.
—The old Engle dwellings hare been
bought by J. H. Thomas, and moved
from the corner of Second and Chestnut
streets to lots owned by Mr. Thomas on
Second street, below the building formerly
occupied aa the U. -8. land office.
—The Indian school maintained at Yak
ima by the Catholics doeed on Saturday
last for a vacation of two months. On
Monday Father Oarrand and a couple of
the sisters escorted twenty-two of the
scholars to their homes in Kittitss county.
—The Haul* ia sorry to learn that
A. H. Reynolds, having sold out his large
furniture establishment in this city, is
contemplating leaving shortly for Douglas
Island, Alaska, to engage la mining. Mr.
Reynolds has been one of onr foremost
and enterprising business men and bis
departure will be sincerely regretted by
all.
—Ooldendale Sentinel: Wears ia re
ceipt of a handsome twenty-page pamph
let. illustrated, descriptive of Yakima,
and setting forth the advantages of that
dty lor the State Capital. A number of
them were sent to the constitutional con
vention and elsewhere about tbe territory
where it is thought they may do the moat
good. It is a neat piece of work and re
flects credit on tbe Hisald office, where
it was printed.
IASCA*. BMRWITIIta.
—The open aaaaoo lor grouse pheasants
and chicken* begins to-day.
—J. A. Rllger la building a large, two
story residence on Sixth street.
—A new and handsome boa haa been
received for the use of “The Yakima."
—Only nineteen marriages have been
ce lei rated in Yakima county this year.
—The firm of Spinning A Robertson
haa been dissolved, Mr. Spinning retiring.
—There is a project on foot to build a
new opera house, to coat in the neighbor
hood of 120,000.
—Mrs. K. D. Snipes in now in San
Francisco. She writes that she will re
turn no more to the bosom of oer hus
band.
—C. Scow. X. P. roadmaster, haa
bought the residence of J. H. Needham,
on the west side of the track. Considera
tion, SIBOO.
—The Hksalo is now prepared to do
all kinds of job printing, from a visiting
card to a full vised poster, and in the beet
style of art, too.
—Judge Caulkins will hold a special
term of court at Kllensburgh, beginning
Monday next. The Ahtanum water
cases are set for bearing Tuesday.
—The Vinings and Mr. Vance returned
from Sods Springs, Tuesday, and report
that in the neighborhood of two hundred
people from Yakima are encamped there.
—Twenty dollars and a registered letter
addressed to Frank Joordan was the
plunder gained by the burglars who an*
tered the Wensa poetof&ce some days
since.
—Dr. B. M. Savage received this week
from Canton. Ohio, a “Harvard” operat
ing chair which is the xooet complete
piece of furniture of the kind manufac
tured.
—The county commissioners will meet
on Monday next as a board of equalisa
tion. for the adjustment of any errors
which may have occurred in the assessor's
report.
—A numerously signed petition, praying
for the purchase of a steam fire engine,
was presented to the council Monday
evening but that body indefinitely tabled
the paper.
—Pay your dog tax. The marshal is
around looking op unlicensed canines
and it will be found leea expensive to first
pay your tax than to take your dog out of
the pound and then pay it.
—Dr. Schleasinger, the medium, left
for Walla Walla Tuesday. He was quite
successful here and will return in a abort
time. Through his efforts a spitualistic
society has been organised.
PKRMNAI..
Judge J. B. Reavis is at Olympia.
Paul Law and wife are at the Springs.
Judge J. R. Lewis has gone to Boston,
Mass.
R. K. Nichols returned from Olympia,
today.
AI Whitson, of Kittitas county, is in
the city.
Geo. W. Holbrook, of Portland, arrived
here today.
H. J. Kilgour, of Fort Bimooe, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bushnell have gone
to Portland on a visit.
Walter A. Bull. o( Kiltilaa count)-,
spent Sunday in Yakima.
Rev. L. J. Whitcomb and wife, of Ool
due dale, spent last Sunday in the city.
A. D. Charlton, general passenger agent
of the N. P . stopped off at Yakima Fri
day.
Chat. Jeffries returned to Yakima last
Wednesday after an absence of about a
year.
E. P. Cad well, C. 8. Prowell and L. O.
Reid, of Ellensburgh, spent Monday in
the city.
Mrs. Harry Moran returned Monday
from a visit with friends on the Tows*
Yakima.
H. R. Cox, of Tacoma, but formerly of
Yakima and Klickitat, was in the city
last week.
John B. Kar left Monday lor Vancou
ver, B. €.. where he has large property
Joseph F. Sinclair returned home last
week from a visit to his old home In
Nova Beotia.
W. W. Fifth, of Elen In, New York, who
hi largely interested in Yakima realty,
was ia tbe city Tuesday.
The family of Special Agent 8. W.
Lamping arrived from Indiana Sunday.
They will occupy the Sinclair residence.
Jeff D. McDaniel, Ben McMurtry and
Jeeae Hull left Wednesday for the Pow
der river valley, Oregon, on a prospecting
trip.
Dr. Nevius, Sam Hubbard and Will
Hubbard are camping on the Nate bees
this week. Mr. Sam Hubbard will visit
California on bis return.
Miss Taliaferro and Mias Mamie Priest
ley left, on Friday evening last, for the
Sound. Mies Priestley will spend a month
in British Columbia before returning. •
Mias Clayton, who has been visiting
hm sister, Mrs. Edward Whitson, left for
Walla Walla, Wednesday, where she will
visit Mrs. J. B. Allen until fall and then
return hare.
Mrs. Nellie Backer, formerly in the
office of the auditor of Kittitas coontv,
has been appointed and this week entered
upon the duties of dark of the V. 8.
land office at this place.
Mr. C. E. Hubbard and family, of Bos
ton, who have been visiting the Scnddera
on the Moxee, for a short time past, left
Monday for a trip to Alaska. They were
accompanied by Miss Scuddsr.
Mamuko.—North Yakima, Washlne
ton, July 97, 188P, by the Rev. John A.
Walker, A. M., J. W. Foster to Mi*
Uura K. Weddle. all of Cowycl.ee. Yak
ima county, Washington.
Makuko.— At North Yakima, July 25,
1899, Frailk 1,. Tappan to Miaa A lalia L.
Carey.
—Alfalfa seeds at the I. X. 1.. •
—Timothy seed at the I. X. L. *
—Remnant* in embeoblerie* at the
I. X. I* *
—Removal eale at Vicing A Bilge.-’-.
Hardware cheap.
—Big line of stove* at cost com* early
Vining A Bilger’s.
—The Great 1-X-L Co, .are agents for
Butterick Pattern Co. *
—Tinware, lamps, and birdcages at coat
at Vising 4 Bilger’s.
—Parasols! Parasols! Parasol*! special
reductions at the Great I-X-L. *
—C. J. Taft haa just received a large
invoice of school books and stationery. *
—All of the latest styles in gents’ fur
nishings are to be found at M. H. EUia’a*
—Ladies’Summer Underwear reduced
from Meta, to 25cts. at the Oiuat I-X-L. *
—Rubber hose all size* at coat at Vin
ing A Bilger’s on account of removal sale.
—Money to loan In any amounts, on ap
proved security, by R. Strobacb, North
Yakima. tf
—Ladies’ Silk mitts, reduced from 50c.
a pair to 25c—don't miss this opportunity
—at the Great I-X-L. •
—The fine line of carpets and rugs car
pets and rags carried by Lombard A Hors
ley are unexcelled in beauty and durabil
ity by any house on the coast. It
—Persons desiring transportation about
the city or vicinity can be accommodated
by leaving orders at Allen A Chapman’s
for Stanton’s hack line. tf
—Go and examine those elegant gold
watches at Redflald’s. They are daisies
and so cheap! Remember, they are war
ranted as represented or no trade.
—You will always find Morgan’s “Oik
Edged” butter at Bart hoist Bros, store.
Call for It. j«-tf.
—IOO doaen ladies’ Smarting Jerseys,
all colors, reduced from $1.75 to $1 at the
Great I-X-L Co. *
—Go and see the new Japanese goods
just received by M. H. Ellis, successor to
1. H. Dills A Co. •
—Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption is
sold by C. B. Boahnell on a guarantee.
It cures consumption.
—That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by C. B. Bnshnell.
—The stock of harness, saddles, Ac., at
C. K. McKwen's is the best in the city,
his prices are the lowest. *
j Arctic ice cream soda knock* out all
[other rammer drinks. Go to Berks's
candy factory and try a alas*. >*2o-li
—Every garment made by M. Pro
bach is warranted a good fit, good work
manship and to give satisfaction. *
— l "Hackmatack” is a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.
For sale by C. B. Buahnell, druggist.
—A naaal injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents. For sale by C. B. Rushnell, drug
gist.
—For square dealing and value received
for your hard earned cash, call erf T. O.
Red field for anything in the line of jew
elry. *
—C. E. McEwen is now offering sad
dles, bridles, harness and everything in
his line at prices not to be duplicated this
side of Portland. •
—lf you have lost any money lately,
Redfield will return it by selling you
goods so remarkably cheap that you will
forget your misfortune.
C. K. McEwen takee a pride in turning
out good work. Tbia is the reason bis
harness, saddles, bridles, Ac., give such
satisfaction and outlast all others. •
—Dr. Ravage will be found always
ready to attend calls day or night. Office
over postoffice; residence on Second
street, one block south of First National
Bank. Oct. -tf.
—Lombard A Horsley are just in re
ceipt of a large invoice of plash parlor
suits, finished in black walnut and ma
hogany, which are more elegant and ser
viceable than any furniture ever brought
(o Yakima. Call and see them. It
—For a cheap, lasting and ornamental
set of furniture the $25 fine ash suites in
stock at Lombard * Horsley * an ahead
of anything, for the price, ever seen here.
They are going like hot cakee, and if yon
wish to seen re a bargain, call at once. It
—M. Probach has received one of
the finest lines of spring and summer
goods in the city for gents’ suits. He has
also secured one of the beet journeyman
tailors, who makes up the garments at
home, and is much more beneficial to the
community than peddler tailors. •
Notice is hereby given that a teachers’
examination will be held at the court
house North Yakima, August 14. begin
ning at 9 o’clock a. m. The members of
the examining board are J. <9. Lawrence,
W. F. Lawrence and HUda A. Engdahl.
Hilda A. Ekodahl.
td County School Superintendent.
—Tbe ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a concert at tbe church Friday
evening, July 9. Admission 25 cents.
—Shiloh’s Core will immediately re
lieve croup, whooping cough and bron
chitis. For eale by C. B. Bushnafl, drug
gist
—Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh’s Csrtarrh Rem
edy. Price 10 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by C. B. Bushneil, drupelet.
ypE - MEAN
OUR REMO
Commences at once. We Will not move a
tell
The Villi
Whieh ve u-itt occupy it nearly completed.
scare, Ttnscare or anythina yot»
make you
toot STOVES I
We have a special wor
Price thrui. Os set have marked every ttove
■'ayes and lamp
Everything cheap. IVm'tii'in* this grand
Vinlng
—Red clover seed at the I. X. L. *
—Ruled hav for sale at the I. X. L. •
—Vegetable seeds in bulk at the I.
X. L. •
—Elegant line of asteens just received
at Cary’s. je2o-tl
—All at.Tlee of job printing at the Hk*-
ald office.
—Go to Bartholet Bros, for vour Yaki
ma dairy batter. *
—Myron H. Ellis has the finest line of
neckwear in the city. *
—Five hendred boxes of soap at Barth
olet Bros. only $1.26 por box. *
—Leave your orders for Ice at the Great
I-X-L Co., delivered every morning. ♦
—Alfalfa hay f.*r sale at Capt. Inver
arity’s ranch. A Lenoir, proprietor. *
Delirious ice cream can be had day or
night at Herke’e. I>eave orders for family
use. j«»-tf
—A fine new line of saddles, harness,
etc., just revived at C. K. McEwen’s
shop, Yakima avenue. *
Report of the Condition
Of the Firrt S’a'innal Ba>.k oj North Yak
ima, in the Territory of Wnihinglon, at
the r*o*« of bvninett, July 13, I98U:
ataoiaraa.
Loans and discounts 1103,478 90
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1.4.4). 42
r H. Bonds, to secure circulation 14,00.00
Other stocks, bonds and mortgager 414 99
Due from approved reserve agents 9.J00.. 4
Due from other National Hanks . 7,160.10
Due from State (tanka and t ankers 7,410.79
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 2J.0N3.8b
Current expenses and taxes paid 96.95 1
Premiums paid NI2UI
Checks and other eaah Items 924.10
Bills of other bonks . I.'J&i.OO
Fractional patter currency, nickels and
cents 4N.60
Specie 13.140.ttt
Legal tender notes JJwvOO
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer
'.*> per cent, of elretilation' 73100
TOTAL . 240,01.40
UAatLlllli.S.
Capital Stock paid In .| N>,ooo 00
Surplus fund 24,000.00
Undivided profits 300.40
National Bank notes outstanding 14,4'J0.00
Individual deposits subject to cheek 126.4jrj.07
Demand certificates of deposit . 14.060.H0 j
Due to Mate Banka and bankers 2.443/0
Tor At 240016.40
Tkrmtoky or Washington.)
County op Yakima, f
I, W. L. Stein weg, Cashier of the above named
hank, do solemnly swear that the above atatv
aaent la true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. W. I- STEiNwaw, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2. th
fa«AL.; day of July, IMU.
Faro Pabkir. Notary Public.
Correct—Attest;
CHARLSa CABrgNVRR, I
Wm. Kaa, > Directors.
Raw abb Whitson. '
Summons.
Tkumtort or Wasrincton.l
Cooktv or Yabima. I
Mabtna H. Jabdine, In the District Court
Plaintiff, of the Territorr of
Washington, and for
the Fourth Judicial
vs. District thereof, hold
ing term* at North Yak
ima. Yakima Coantf,
Henry J abdinb, In said Territory,
Defendant. IN.
To the above named Defendant;
Ton are hereby notified that Martha H. Jar
dlne, of Yakima County, Washington Territory,
Plaintiff, has filed a complaint against you fn
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, holding terms at North Yakima, which
will come on to be heard sixty days after the
first publication of this sumsaoos, to-wit: sixty
day after the first day of August, IMS, and unless
you appear and answer the same on or before the
plaint granted. The object and prayer of said
complaint Is to annul the bonds of matrimony
and obtain a decree of divorce from the said De
fendant, Henry Jardlne, and for the custody of
her two children, Mary and Bather Jardlne,
upon the grounds of abandonment and desertion
for one year and asara. to-wit: from the eighth
s r-
Witness my hand and ths seal of said Court
this fifth day of July. IMS.
(SEAL.] HAftkY A. CLARKB, Clark.
By Okobos W. Oabdimbb, Deputy.
Lewis C. Parrish, Attorney for Plaintiff, alSt
Wetim fiu> HkHsnism
Land Orn« at North Tahiha, W. T.,l II
Jnly fit, UN. i||
TVOTICE n hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hie In
tention to make final proof In support of hia
claim, aad that said proof wIU be made before
the Register sad Receiver at the U. fi. Land
OMceat North Yakima, on September A, IMS, vis;
MORITZ KOHMAK,
Of Prosser. W. T„ Hd. MS. for the BBk of Sec. M.
Tp. S, N. of R. MB. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of mid land, vis; Nelson
Rich, M. Henry, William Ocrrard and George
Wilgus, all of hosier, W. T.
aleu> IRA M. KRPTX, B twister.
Netka —r FhM«ml|sh.
Land Omen at North Yahiha, W. T.,i
Jnly fit, IMS. |
XTOTICE IS HBRBBY GIVEN THAT THE
Is folio wing-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof In rapport of
his claim, aad that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver of the C. 8. Land
Office at North Yakima, W. T.. on September It,
1,8 * ,T,, CHRISTOPHER D. HYLAND.
Of Moxee. W. T., who made D. 8. No. fiSSS, for
tlntaotu residence upon and caltivatlon of mid
land, vis; nuns Kmr.nl Mah, W. T.; George
K. White, of Moxee. W.T.: W. B. Payne and J
Johnson, of CoM Crock. W. T.
al se6 IRA M. KRCTZ. Register.
]. I, KtNO«mjBY, '
i City Katrtnwr.}
Civil Engineer.
|V Omni: Room No. 1, KlßObory Bail 4
Veklme, Washington.
ntki if wwhctim¥ ntnar.
rpHK FIRM OP SPINNING * ROBERTHON.
A roneieting of B.S. Bobertaonuidf.Spto
nTng. hu tbit (Uy bees 4tMofve4 hr mntul
esseest, H. spinning wHhgrmwlog from the
North Yakima. With., July *■, INI. "si
■ BITgIMESjS}
TIL SALE!
tingle article if unheard of lour pricet will
them.
ng Block,
Hr man to give you a chance to buy Hard
need of ut Ot prices that still
smile!
OH STOVES I
d to say of these goods:
down to a ridiculously lov■ figure. fiiid •
ware at cost.
Bale, but strike while the iron is hot.
<Se Bilger.
Field & Meyer,
—CITY—
Meat Market,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCH
ERS AND PACKER*,
£l^North Yakima, Washington Territory.
Tb« GeUbraUd French Cure,
“APHRODITINE" ZSSI
fh 8010 OM 4 MOB**.
POSITIVE
OUAKAMTKK i^y
form nfnar vow (• Jf
disease, or any
aioonter of the
generative or
°* • ,tt “ r WMU*
aez whether or- ~
Islag from the ArTIR
excessive um of Stimulants, Tobacco or Qptafe
or lb rough youthful Indiscretion. over TodS
oner, Ac . eoch u Lnmof Brain Rower, Wakstal
•esa. Hearing down Palm la tbo Bark, fteniaal
Weakuem. II yateria. Narrow Prostration Nocturu
al Emissions. Lcucocrhasa, Pitting*. Weak Maw
°fT. Power and Impoteney, which If no*
ttoctodoftaij lead to prematura ofd age and luma
•“b’
JLfwasvsnKsea
rurw U not effected. Thousands of taotlmoaiala
fnun old and yooag, of both senes, permanently
cured by ArrißowTina. circular free. Addrern
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WMTtair BBANCM,
BOX 71, PORTLAND. OR.
SOLD BY ALLEN A L’HaPMAN,
Sole Agents, North Yakima. W. T.
MTIi'R VPN PTBLICATNA.
Land Optic* at North Yakima, W. T.J
Juno 211, IHW. f
XTOTICK la hereby given that the following
i\ named aettler has hied notice of hla Inten
tion to make final proof In support of bla claim,
and that aaid proof will he made before the reg
later and receiver at north Yakima, a . t., on
Thuraday. Augoat Nth, I*B9, via:
EOOAR T. HTONK. f
i Deaert land Application No. 121, for the BWW
I NK}«, NWU ntU< and E’i SK'i, Bee. 2 1, Tp. 11.
NK JO E.. WM. He name* the following wit
neaaea to prove hlacontlnnoaa realdenca upon
and cultivation of. aaid land, via: Williamgteel.
Peter D. Hrook 11. J. Bleknelland Andrew Kants
all of North Yakima. W. T. Any person whode
•irea to protest against the allowance of such
proof, or who know* any anbetantlal reason, un
der the law a and regulations of the Interior De
partment, why each proof itaoold not he allowed
will be given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to croee-ezamlne the wit
ueeaee of said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that mb ml tied by aaid claimant,
jytane IRA M. KRUTZ, Kcglatar.
MTICI MT liNAL FRlfiff.
A. H. HOBTON.
Land Oppick at N;»hth Yakima, W. T.,{
June Z7, 1889. f
XrOTICR Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hie Inten
tion to make fine! proof la support of his claim,
and tkat said proof will be Baade before the reg
ister and receiver at North Yakima, w. r.on
August t, MM, Tie:
ANDREW M. HOBTON,
who filed pre-emption D. 8. Ha Ml for the aw*
of eee. a, twp26. NR2SE. WM.
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon aad cultivation of
■aid land, via: H. P. Reeves. J. R. Dickey, R. T.
Hudson, J. R. Robinson, nil of Bpoksns Falla,
Washington Ter. Any perm who desires to
protest against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows nay substantial reason, under the
law and regulations of the Interior Department,
why racb proof should not be allows*. will be
riven an opportunity, at the above mrationed
time end Mace to ernes examine the witnesses of
■aid claimant, and to offkr evidence In rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
Jefiy-aui IRAH. KRUTZ, Regjater.
Settee For Paklteatlea.
Lane Omen at North WVT., j
Übn to make final proof In rapport of kls claim,
and that said proof sill bo made before RegMer
and Receiver of V. 8. Land OMee at NorthTYak-
Ima, W. T., on fieptember 14, IMP. rU:
GEORGE HER.
Of Moxee, W. T , who made D. R No. MB for ths
NEVA of (tec. 10, Twp. It, north of Bangs 21 cast.
aarne#thefoflowtag w 1 tnmwtoprove^hte
ESn; iterates,
Maxes, Washington Territory.
Any person who desires to pretest against
the allowance of rach proof, or who knows any
substantial reason, under the lew and rcgula-
Sr. &ss
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to cross-examine the witnesses of mid
claimant, and to offer evidence la rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant
yA 1 IRA M. KRUTt. Register.
wmw MMtuinH ir r mam.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
firm composed of J. J. Carpenter. J. H.
Carpenter and wTw. Atherton, heretofore doing
bus!ness under the firm naate of Carpenter Bros.
Messrs. J. J. Carpenter ami J. H. Carpenter,
under the firm name of Carpenter Brothers, will
carry on the business of the late firm, assume all
liabilities end collect all accounts.
Dated Oil* it th day of July. Ift
... mmt
min njnamum,
vroncß w hereby given to the
.> Work holders of the Notches and Cowychm
Ditch Company: That a meeting of the mid
Wot kboldera will be held at the office of Whitson
A Parker, North Yakima. Washington, on Satur
day. the ilst day of September, IBM, at the hour
of 2 o'elnrk p. m„ for the purpose of voting on
the question as to whether the Capital Wort of
the mid Company shall be Increased from M<MS
to IMAM,
Dated July IS. IMP.
J. T. NTH WART. President ‘
I CHAO. U Oano, Secretary. lyMft
—The Rev. (feor*e H. Thayer, o( Hour;
be 11, Indiana. says: - 4 Bolh uyaell auil
wile owe our live* to Hhiloh'a Oonaamp-I
tion Care.” Fr* w)t hy C. B. Bwjfcptfl,
dro*flet,
MM II I M M M II
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«• ■«
THE GREAT I-X-l CO.
Want the Earth!
Bit iricn dll s liiim ii iki ntirt nit
Opposition we invite! Competition we defy!
Grand Knock Out
For XTesrt Ten Days!
o*r (tore room beta* woveferewded with goods, we qnetee»ectelCMh Mesa:
100 inn Laiifs’ Sift Mitts redid ti 26c. i pair.
100 duel Laiiex CM Hut, vertk dOc., did ti 2St i piir.
100 tanUliti’ Baltoiuai UKermti 25c. nth.
iSWi nsSiSi.**"
Remnants! Remnants!
THROWN AWAY!
Don’t Miss This Opportunity! I
Gall Early Before They Are All Sold!
REMNANT EMBROIDERIES, REMNANT LACES.
REMNANT SATEENS, REMNANT GINGHAMS,
REMNANT BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS AND OTHER GOODS.
Owing to overstock in Ladies’ Dusters, we will commence to elsncbter prion.
G-rand Oat in Frloea!
In oar Shoe Depanmeat, onr intention la to kaeek ptieee eo lew ea Is meke
ALL OCR PRETENDING COMPETITORS HOWL I
Our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Department
WtU be JTimcM Sitty! CM at iw mnd ti eonrinetd.
MENS' SUITS REDUCED FBOH |lO TO 001 BOYS’ BTTtTS FBOM IW TO fUt
” ” " ” 11.60 "7.50 JM " MO
14.00 " |IOI « " 4.00 ** MO
FASTS '• 7.60 "4.001 " PASTS ” MO " MO
" ” ** " 0.00 "MO | MO " MO
Gfroceries.
Priced Lower Than Erert
£ Stock, tbt Latest Styles. and Prices n Lew that It makes
Very B—pictinDy,
Great I-X-L Co,
HYMAN HARRIS, Prop.
N. B.—Look for Sign on the Store Building.