The Yakima herald. [volume], October 17, 1889, Image 4

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

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ITS ALL CUT AND DRIED.
M. Ngku to b Spetler of IK L*-
Ulitm
Ito UN Ikt iHkaai ■•■ ben Will
Wwrfc tar Hal ace «•» Dm »—te»
■lt—w ——w htolm.
Seattle Morning Journal; The republi
can ringleaders ere bony ratting op the
politic*] pie, end apportioning II when
the; hope it will do the moat good. Since
the election tb* boeeee have been plea
ning ior come dieieion ol the ipoila that,
thongb tt might not be entirely satisfac
tory, would not aronae any nnoeceaaaiy
noiaa among the feealdtraat nbeel-hoiaea.
In the whole lake* the handiwork oI J.
C.Hainml* plainly viaikto. Mr. Hainea
haa not begotten the cheek hie eenatorlal
aaplrationa receired at Ihnnpnbllcan ter
ritorial convention 4 Wall* Walla.
Though at that time hie caknlatlona were
aomewhat diatnrbed, he bee nee* laat
eight ol the aaat in the United Statea atn
ate, and to aceompliah hie haart’a wlah
he and hie Mends are open to any oom-
promlae or trade that will farther hie in
ternet.
The label trade in the ring haa Jam
come to light. Colonel John W. Fieghen,
of Spokane Falls. in to be given the apeak
erabip of the legislature. Mr. Fofgfaaa ie
a skilled politidan as wall ee a bar
headed lawyer. At the leal election he
arm a candidate br the lower boom from
Spokane connty, on the rvpnblkwa tbhat,
and wae elected. Mr. Feighan’a name
wee Bret proposed hr the apeakanhip by
Jndgi Turner and Colonel W. N. Bed
path, of Spokane, hot ol soame nothing
mild be amnred Qntfl Western Waohing
ton maid be heard tom. Ho accordingly
Mr. Bedpath and Mr. FHgbaa came ow
to Seattle yesterday to patch up dm mat
ter. They wen mat hate last night by
Haines and other* and bald a long mn
•nltatbn. Governor Squire was not pres
ent and it la said by thorn who know the
inside nature of the deal that the oa-gov
araor’a name was not mentioned at all la
tha interview. Halnm stated Mawhh far
the senate and Mayor Bedpath told the
King coanty delegates that Eastern Wad
ingtoa dashed the apoakerahip. and that
they would be pleased to have the sop
poet of King oo only far their candidate.
Altars little debating it wee all patched
up as fallows; Ilham and hie clique
would support the aspirations o I Colonel
Fsighsa far the speakership if la return
the Spokane delegation would urge Mr.
Haines’ claim to the eenatorahip from
Weeteni Washington.
Then more scheming was ia order. The
senatorial contest ia Eastern Washington
was doctored. Cannon was known to be
somewhat oat of die rare, as bosineae had
called him east, and it was improbable
ha would retorn before the new year.
Allen was a staunch friend of Haines,
white Judge Turner's preference was not
exactly known. Allan could be agreed
upon in ease of emergency by the mem
bers oast ef the mountains. Allen’s nom
ination would strengthen Haines, Haines
would support Feighan for the speaker
ship, the Spokane county delegation
would be solid for whichever way the
wind blew in King county, and, of course,
it would blow favorably for Mr. Haines.
Thus the poUtlcan pudding was mixed.
lo ti.i.a,ll|i MnUiT
Hod the following: Mr.C. H. Monk,
Newark, Ark., my: “Wm down with
abacus o( longs, and (rkods and ptini
aians pronotmoad as an incorakle e>
aunpUTS. Began taking Ik. King’s Now
Dkcorary lor Gonanaoptloo ; am now on
mj third book, and abk to omasa Iha
work on mp [arm. It k Ilk Unset modi-
Jaaaa MMdlsaran, Daaator, Ohio, aara:
“Had It not bean for Dr. KlnTa New Dk
ttmrj for Cooaomptfoo I woo Id hare (Had
d long troakka Was girao op hjr doc
tors. Am now In best ol health." Try It.
Bampk bottles free at Janark’a Htar
■ary.
1 FnUaa h fbpita.
"Laura,” aaid UwynoaaUdy'a mother,
■at aakiadly, "It awnu to at that yoo
bad tbagaa toned rathar low laat oiod
lag."
“It waa aoMy inr economy, mamma,”
"Thera u bo oaa tryiaa to baat tbagaa
compaay, my dooahUr. I bare aatlead
that tha obottix oT ot tba (aa la alwaya
followed by a corrmpoodlof lacraaaaof
"Well, that leaaeoaUMwaiat.daamitlt,
mamma, dear-' replied tba •Itlammri.
dad baa had parent ooold And do mow
to lay. —Sew York Avar.
Wlootrt. Mum.
this Howdy la becoming ao wall known
and an popular aa to naad no epactol man
tkw. All who hare naad Electric Bitten
aing the aame aoog of praiae: A pnrer
medicine doe. not eitot, and It to guana
taedtodo all that to claimed. Electric
Bitten will core all diaeaaaa of the line
aod kidneys; wUI remore pimples, boils,
salt rhanm and other aflketions ennsed by
toepwnUood; will drin malaria tram the
system and prevent as wall as can all ma
larial feven. For cure of headache, coo
aUpalioo and IndlgeatloQ, try Electric
BHton. Eattoa satisfaction guaranteed or
n>ooey nfnndsd. Price <0 cents and *1
par bottle at Janacfc’a Pharmacy,
' —A pood digestion waits on appetite
and a good ap nettle to one at the sorest
•Spse of portset health. It yon an low
spirited, Irritable, billons, or have an ir
ragafar appetite, than wa advise yon by
an meant to lake Dr. Henley e Dandelion
IWa. H will tasks a new man of yon.
Sold by Alton A Chapman
—Chilblains, oapleaaant odon from the
tost and other parte of tbs body, nasal
catarrh, ringworm, poison oak, stye on
iba eye, granulated eyelids, eruptive dis
eases of the akin, all disappear after using
Maid's Specific. Warranted In effect a
radioai can in ovary instance. Hold by
Altai A Chapman.
Patronize Home Industry.
Ed- F. WtLlt© Ac Co,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS,
Nat bmv Inin •« th« ■•!•» vtkhM.
A •(M-cl«m Mock of Imported and Oomeetle Good* elwejre on bad. Pleeee fire u e cell, end we
(UUUM to WM TOW
Fit and Workmanghip Guaranteed.
KD. F. WHITE A CO.
Bartholet House,
JOHH BARTHOLET, Proprietor.
FRONT STREET, -i NORTH YAKIMA, W. T
% “ y 5
The Bartholet Honae la centrally located and conducted on flnt-clam principle*.
Every attention given to the comfort of gneata.
mismin-mgam - mnw ttotmib am.
Tacoma C3-roo©ry Co,
INCORPORATED ($100,000),
Sou AOTC.OI WaOLTUv V<MICBUBRIXoPALACIoJkOo.*sKrvWnTRATAXACMAM
TACOMA, WASH,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Proprietor! of to Fuel Coffee aid Spia Mi
Cktt r Hale. Free. •ntew ■■« WawNwiw,
Nos. 1687 to 1641 Pacific avenue.
“BOARD^TRADE”
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL.
Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Constantly on Hand.
o
A. Churchill, ::::::: Prop.
J9*Opp»iic M. r. Depot, North Taklau, Wash. Ter.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS
AND GROCERIES.
O'. O'. ARMSTROM-Q,
Comer First street and Yakima Avenue.
A complete line of all of the commodities enumerated above will ba found
at this store, and a general reqneat is sent forth to the public to call and exam
ne the prices and quality of the Goode.
J. J. Armatronir.
8. J. LOWE
Corrfao Um loryrot, bat and cheopcot atock ot aO kboda of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
\: 1 r ' B j I
HARDWARE,
Etc., which he ie prepared to offer at remarkably low prices. Also in atock a fine
line of
Tinware, Sheet Ironware, Graniteware, Guns,
Pistols and Farm Implements.
Conwf Yakima Avenne and Fbat atreet, - - - - W. T
RMIMe
Laud Otficb, Nobtm Yakima, W. 1.,)
pgilipi
•rad "**' i«a n. ggon. Man.
lire Wood ft Draying.
WW IEIU.
Clrfniili ItWtu far Silt.
Aigmsg"' Ti ™* “""
mew "■BBKIU
SHRTVET BROS.,
Ftnkn, Gai-Fitten, Ktatriciau
Wo 010 tkoroogklj q sallied to do oar work la
aysgaa dLresaa
Orion tor Homo oad ftlga Palatine, Paper
omm tot Voaoo ft MoUord’o. Toklno A to.
Lam Omco at Nqotii Vakiwa , W^T., |
oetota»«Srlto». rte?* KOrtfc
IAKFII i. CAM MON,
who abode D. B. No. 1170 tor UM UtM of too. *.
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SOMETHING NEW.
We have had placed in our bands for Sale
SHUT PM ADDITION.
Beth sell and water-rights are of the beat
To any person Building a Residence to Cost
not less than SIOOO we will give a Corner
and one Inside Lot Free.
Tfceaa h»ta «ill he selected In the follow In* manner Partiaa first building have choice of two
lota la either block 10, 11, or S: aoeondand third choice In blocks 7, a, or ».
Plats can lie Sees at am Offlce.
We intend bnliding op this property with choice homes, thereby attracting the best clam of
people; and partiaa taking hold now wIU experience the benefit of oar moot carneat efforts.
Goodwin <fe Pugsley.
OVKJt man NATIONAL BANK.
J. T. XBHKLMAN. O. W. RODMAN
Rodman & Eshelman,
Bill Estate ni Liao Apis!
Money to Ivobii on MortvHgen.
ImlitiliM ul Prnirti HiiiltoHrtsiils.
Hpeclal attention la Milled to the Great Bargain* la Foar Choice Ten-Aero Tract* and On* Forty-
Tract of the Beat Garden Land (balance of toe Yolo Ranch) which will be offered (or a few days.
City Lots and Farm Property Bought and Sold.
J^OFFlCß—Yakima Arena*, near Hotel faklma
“The Old Reliable,”
Gr. W. CARY,
Is still to bo found “doing business st the old sUnd,” on Yakima Avenue,
where will always be found a complete stock of
Greneral Merchandise,
Consisting of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, Ac., of every variety.
In connection with the store Mrs. Cary conducts a
Millinery Department,
Embracing all the latest novelties In Ladles' Wear.
Ynklma Are. ISoith Yakima, AV. T.
nuns n. ■■ abdlow. jarr. d. hcdamikl.
Slxa.rdJ.ow I ZMldDan-iel,
DEALERS IN
"Whines, Liquors,
Imported ft Domestic Cigars.
FINK BILLIARD AMD POOL TABLKB.
Silt iptt for tie Celetrated Jeae Inure' Keiticty Met
Yakima Candy Factory.
Anticipating the want* of my numerous and increasing customers, I have per
fected arrangements for furnishing
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS!
At moderate prices, and lor public accommodation will keep OPEN AT ALL
HOURS. Also a full line of
flu Caidies, Hite, task Hnite, Inputted aid Domestic Clean.
P. J. HERKE,
I Proprietor Yakima Candy Factory.
ITortb. "sTakima
LUMBER YARD!
G. 0. NEVIN, Proprietor.
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, LATHS, SHINGLES, AO.
Asnt fir tie CdeknM Aiain Fiiitk tie tat Paiib ■ the Martel,
AND A LARGE SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND.
Office and Yard, West Side of Railroad Track. North of Depot, North Yakima, W. T.
E. S. ROBERTSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
Spinning & Robertson,
Real Estate,
INSURANCE.
would respectfully call your atten
tion to the fact that my list of
TOWN - PROPERTY
is unexcelled. I have Lots for sale in
, every part of the city and Additions.
FARM PROPERTY
Very desirable, in tracts to suit.
Represent a fine line of Insurance Companies.
Money to Loan!
On Farm and City Property.
Saloon and Bllllaid Panois.
Yakima Ave. North Yakima
(Shardlow & McDaniel’s old stand.)
Thomas Bradley, well-known throughout Eastern Washington and Oregon as
an expert mixologist, will do the honors Itehind the bar, ana will l»e pleased to
meet his many acquaintances among the commercial travelers, as well as residents
of this section.
The attention of the indulging public is directed to our extensive line of
Fit lilts, Wins, tin,
Which we guarantee to bo of the best makes in the country.
KI.IXIAXT
Fool - and - Billiard - Tables
Afford pleasure and recreation to those seeking healthy exercise.
If courteous treatment, square dealing and unadulterated goods can secure and
retain the patronage of the public, the efforts of the proprietors of this house will
be recognised and appreciated.
ccoscet
We have just completed refitting and beautifying the building, and now invite
the public to call and bestow upon us such patronage as we merit.
Wills & O’Harra.
Allen & Chapman,
DRTJOGHSTB.
Keep always on hand all that la pertaining to their trade. None hat pure med
icines ana chemical* dispensed.
Prescriptions a Specialty!
Manipulated by a Competent Pharmacist.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
A large Line ol Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Glass, Putty. Sash and Doors. Come
and see ua in our Commodious and Heautiful Quarters.
Tie Very Finest Brands of Key West and Imported Cigars
Corner Yakima Avenue and Second Street, .... North Yakima
G. L. Holmes Bull,
716 A 720 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, W.T.
Furniture, Carpets, Draperies ape Hugs,
' WHOLESALE and TtETAll^
Largest Stock and Best Variety North of San Francisco I
When In Tacoma, call and examine, whether yon wish to pnrciiaae o.- not.
Solicited.
Chappell & Cox,
AGENTS FOR FRANK BROS. IMP. GO.,
Yakima Ave., North Yakima.
AGENTS FOB FARM MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS,
Wagons, Farm Hacks, Buggies, Carts, Ac., Ac.
AU goods of the best class and warranted, and prices the lowest, qaaltty of goods considered.
It wBI be U T«ar Mmtap U Set IVaa Mn fvcbaai* lajtbiag k IMr Um,