The Yakima herald. [volume], October 24, 1889, Image 5

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

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THE- YAIHA HBBALD.
THuUftIAT. .OCTOBgk M. UM.
iudil uawm ud
IMArf Id if tie leri eal (Mat «f
■■M a lea* Utarial Writer
if Ik MM Mata.
Marina D. Effort in tin Wall* Walla
Me Samuel KockveU Reed, undoubt
edly tba moat fcedbla amoral writer in
Um United Staid, and lor many Torn
the landing editorial writorol tba Cincin
aati CommfrtM-GattUf, died racanUT on
board 0 I Um ataamor Lobn, whila on hla
way to Europe in pnrauit o( health. Ha
waa wan known to tba writer ol Ihia, who
has no haaitancr In pronouncing him the
moat acholarly, Um moat radnad and
Um ktndaat man ha area mat Hiaat
talnmanta In all aaamlnf diractiona nan
aa marvalona aa hla ability to dianua
them. The diacnaaion ol poetry, hlatorr,
adanoa, pbiloaophT, ethioa, dwmiatry
and merit aaamad to ha peenllarijr hla.
and haoontinuallT anrpriaed aran ttuaa
who know him beat with hla waadarfnl
erudition. Ha waa acknowledged to ha
paariaaa aa a writer in Uweariarnand
middle aacUona of tba Cnion, and lew, If
enj, in rittMr portiona ol Um Unltad
Stataa cared to content with him lor Um
polaol anteriority. With all hiapowara,
with aU bia abUltiaa, with all hla repute-
tbm, he wee the gentle* men on earth.
A chad would approach him tmhaaltat
iugly and the demeenor he always ptw
ecsted in Tiled the pleeeant convene that
elwey eoeuad. I remember when e lad
whan I went to the Oaarttr office to gel
my pay lor my letter! to that paper, and
by mistake got into hie room Inetead ol
that ol Richard Smith, the editor. Mr.
Read kindly quit hie writing, and looking
np I aaw one of the moat etriklngly hand
eome facae I erar mat. Ha a poke to me
kindly, inquired my name, my baeiaeaa
end entertained me hy hie pleeeant waye
and con retention ior over an boar, and
whan I roaa to go ha look ma hy lha hand
•ad led me to the room of and introduced
me to Mr. Smith, from whom I received
an order lor the that money I ever got ior
literary work, Mr. Reed remaining all
the time and accompanying mo te the
bead of the etalte on my way oot. lahaU
never ioeget that episode, which made me
than, way beck in those distant years,
' believe more la humanity, and the ell
kind. I met him many timee afterward,
and on each occasion my respect Increased
until I had a anpeeme affection hr him,
and It eeenmd to me that I wee not alone
in this Ming, far many othera whom I
knew, end who rat fortunate in the pee
■melon of Ue almost sublime Mendeblp,
•Imre tar common with me this feeling of
lore and admiration. In closing this
simple tribute to the memory of this truly
grant and nobis man I unhraltatlngly aay
that la att my mingling with man I bare
never yrtsson bis equal, la those com
ponente that go to make a lovable and
•ovlngeean, nor do I ever hope to aes hie
Ukeegain.
iw im ue east
Mgi lenh lap tkt twwwe if IW Jertitr
MelMkxlk'emlimrfgtalcSrt.
migaty tnr IMt UMa
Mil. Pnm: Jodge Orange Jacob,
la tto course of an Innatigotion ol Uw
■ton Uod oeatrorcray, hu found > da
te*- or ChM Jaolico Marshall oftho
Dated Stain rapmnecoort which art-
Un the crtaHtntloo.l question Inrolred,
■d to. been confirmed by repented do
etoowe of Mar data. In the can ol
Mtod 1 ! lean agolaot Hagan la retard
la tto location of ehore lande in Mobile
top, eoacmr pined a apeciai art coo
flnning the title of the loader ander the
toteral law to onto to anl a ton, eiiat
to( oontrowwy. ChM JoaCke Mnntoll
“•ad attaaiioo to the proriaioo of the
riedtmlua that all new Item nan be
adraittad to tto nnloa ou an eqonUty
with lha old data, nd that tto old
data tod tto eomutoaty ornr tto aton
■aada H* hdd that, lor tfaia ranoa, all
aaw data ten tto aaaaa aothoritr. Thla
dee Woo. Jodge Jaootn cooteode, aow
lalaa tto mutation ol tto pint ad
acatod tto atrip filings that ttoatorr
tawto an hdd to trad by tto Dated
Haw fa tto dated Waahtattoo, and
thd ttoratee they ara act opaa to oeeu-
Paaey ondar tto Intoral toad lawa or
Jaffa Jacob, draws a distinction be
tween ehore laate and tide land., Tto
heater to dedaea as tto toad between
ardteaty high aad low tide, while the
totter to a bow term applied to both
faoea hate and to what an totally
swamp or overflowed lands. The latter
torsi applies to largo bodlea of the tite
fiats orw which the federal go rent moot
atm too control, u other laate ton
ban gfren la Urn of the swamp or me
flowed lands.
Jta item ta that etar
Pmm Uw »ss»to to Pterra,
WkfiMtaU with excitement, nr pomlbly
bsar.
nwreyltslteto
FUla tfcrlr wmla with delight.
And tbny’ra bowling like demon* by day and by
They wildly orate.
A« they boom rani oatete,
Awd thsv*n enlllng their eltjr the trend (ntnra
grant
Tboy'ra ost of their hand
Aa they point their town rad.
With thsgsaiter'T’w million they taridly attend.
—Chicago Herald.
A PiBAraRABB.
"Tvs fte s bright Men."
SnM s melden yonng aad lair,
to hsr Isvsr. whs wan helping her
WamSksratoNgrente.
«Tm rery enra « yon
Wonld be my Uttle wife. I’d hare
A c<mfin
THE FOURTH OF NOVUM
Gij hilke's Dtj fill Probtblj In M
ibnM u Hf tiuguiL
MWM Will M Min ha HIM, M
tor lh« ParMM «l C«l«krallaf Um
BalitMt Um FMrtfMaMh
Tba board ol canraaaara mat on Mon
dap to carrara the election return, which
hare gone inward to the praridant, and
tba indication, are that the Inauguration
will taka place on Mondar, November
tth.
The Seattle Prtu aoya the retnma
ahould reach the praaident on Mondar,
October 28th. Aa the praaidant la under
atood to have already examined and
pawed upon an nßoAdalcapyol tbaoon
atitution, it will only remain kw him to
aaa that than la no vital difference be
tween It and the official copy to bo aent
him. Ha could tberelore eaally iaana hla
proclamation ol admiarion on the aama
day.
Sopporiag tbia to be done, tba inangn
ratkm oonld not taka place until the M
lowing Monday, November t, even II Um
proclamation abooid be rent by telegraph.
It oonld probably ranch Um capital by
mall on Saturday, November ad, ia Uma
for tba inauguration to taka place on tba
Monday. Thua that data la Um aarlieri
on which tba territory can become a atata.
Should a delay ol a day or two occur ia
Mailing tba proclamation, Tt would have
to be aent by telegraph in order to allow
the inauguration to taka place on Novem
ber 4th. Otherwiaa, Um difficulty might
occur ol having the legialalura in araaioo
without a atata government.
Already there are aigna that Olympia
will be overcrowded on ineognralioo day.
Many members of the legieletnre am al
ready there, the militia have hired quar
tern, and at tide early day there le not a
room to bo bad In the town ior the night
ol the inauguration. Other devices ior
••curing accommodation are under con
eideration.
Politiciana deacribe ea abaurd the lug
geation that the admiaaioo of Montane
may be delayed by the election contort.
They say that all the preaidenl has to do
la to see that the constitution is adopted
and is republican in lorm, and then ieena
bis proclamation. Thera is no process of
law by which ho can officially know even
that then has boon an election in Mon
tana, except on the constitution. Thus it
seems certain that the lour new aUtco
win be admitted together.
Infer Fmp Pkat
Quit* s sensation has lately been caused
in the old world by the announcement ol
another new forage plant, which will
grow enormous and moot profitable crops
even in the poorest soils, and which seems
to flourish luxuriously in any climate.
Tbs plant in question is the ‘‘Lathyrus
SUrestris,” and the credit oI haring
brought it to its present state of develop
ment, through half a century of constant
experimenting and improvement, belongs
to Professor Wagner, of Germany. The
"Lathyrus Hilveetris” grows in a wiki
state on the pampas of South America,
where it flourishes so luxuriantly that
aheap are frequently entangled in it and
■mothered by its rankness and closeness
of growth. In its wild state the seed of
the plant is unable to germinate, but
after fifty years of the most careful culti
vation this difficulty baa been complely
overcome. The plant belongs to the order
of the legomlnome, and as such it is able
to forage lor itself in regard to nitrogen,
of which it obtains abundant supplies,
either from the lower strata of soil or
from the boundless atmospheric stores.
Even on the poorest soils it grows a crop
which wUI yield at least four tons of hay
per acre, and the nutritive value of the
crop, ss determined by chemical analy
sts, is shout twice as great as that of
clover hay. The Prussian minister ol ar
rienlture has been so deeply impressed
with the great value of this plant that a
government order has Just been Issued,
granting to every Prussian land-owner
who cultivates this plant on his waste
land a subsidy of 80s. per hectare—a hec
tare being equal to two and a half Eng
lish standard acres.— Melbourne Leader.
Hi topd «f Jtotkc.
Coloosl B. O. IngeraoUssys: 1 believe
In tbs gospel of Justice—that wo most
reap whatever wo sow. Ido not hoUevo
in forgiveness. If I rob Mr. Smith, ami
God forgives me, bow does that help Mr.
Smith? If I, by slander,.cover some girl
or lonely widow with the leprosy of some
imputed crime, and they v ’her sway
like blighted (towers and efts, .aid I get
falintwwa, how doeathat help thawiT U
there is another world, we have s right to
settle right here; no bankruptcy court
there. Square up! Among the ancients,
if you committed s crime, you had to kill
s sheep; now they say, ’’charge it.” ’’put
it on the slate.” It won’t do. For every
crime yon commit you must answer to
yourself and to the one you injure. And
if you have over clothed another with un
happiness, as jrith s garment of pain, you
never will be quite as happy as if you had
never dona that thing. No forgiveness;
oterasl, inexorable, everlasting Justice—
that Is what I believe in. And if it goes
bard with me I will stand It. I will stick
to my logic, and I will bear the result like
a man, come what will.
lilfarthtM
“to than anybody (ram Vermont 1. tto
»r aakad tto conductor, opening the
door and lotting to about forty-two rote
of wotaw blLzaard.
”1 be,” responded a toll, took Individ
ual, rising up from bis aaot next to the
stove.
"Well, if yon will bo kind enough to
come forward into (bo Pullman oar,” re
plied tbs conductor, "there Is s lady who
boa got her spruce gum mixed up with a
paper of resin, and she wants an expert
to asperate ’em.”
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"Where an you going, my pretty
maid ?•’ be Inquired.
"Should the weather Indications con
tinue of an auspicious character, my deo
tlnatinn la yonder indoanra, when my
unaware able determination is to extract
ooch an amount of lacteal fluid bom the
distended odder of the gently articulating
Mae as may ha deemed neceeeeryaadad
vieahle," calmly replied the runic girl,
who had worked far two weeks in a Eon
ton family.
And she passed upon bar way, leaving
a gibbering idiot groveling on the ground
where lately had stood a dandy drum
mer.—(freer, World.
LOCAL metETITIKS.
—I bay my underwear direct from the
factories, and am now offering It at prices
which were never before heard of in
North Yakima. Call and examine goods
and prices, and see for yourself.
• Mmoir H. Euis.
—Headers, in our advertising columns
you will see the generous offer of Goodwin
A Pugsley. Six lots in the best part of
town given away. This is an opportunity
which should not be thrown sway. *
—Bartbolet Bros. wUI not be undersold
in anything—dry goods, clothing, furnish
ing goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
crockery, groceries, and in (act everything
kept in a first-class store. *
—For dyspepsia and liver complaint,you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Vitalises It never falls to
core. For ssle by C. B. Bnshnell, drag
gist.
—Why will yon cough when Shiloh’s
Curt will givs immediate relief. Price
10 osnU, 50 cento and |l. For sals by 0.
B. Bnshnell, druggist.
—€*torrb cured .health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cento. Nasal injector free. Sold
by C. B. Bnshnell. »
—C. E. McLwen is now offering sad
dles, bridles, harness and everything in
his line at prices not to be duplicated this
tods of Portland. •
—For aquon dealing and rains recolnd
fa your hard earned cash, call on T. Q.
Badfiald fa anything la the line of Jew
fay- *
Blsrpless nights, mods miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by C. B. Boshneli.
—For • »obby suit, made to ardor, do
not IftU to call on oar popular merchant
tailor, IC. Probacb, on Yakima avenue. •
—Every garment made by M. Pm
bach ia warranted a food fit, good work*
manahip and to give satisfaction. •
-Call on Myron 11. Ellis and examine
his fine line of winter underwear; one
door aonth of opera boaae. •
—Croup, whooping eoagh and bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’a
Core. Sold bv Bnahnell.
MTKI If mmum.
XTOnca 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
Morkbolden of the Selchea and Covyrbea
&38T$i ffCidV’SSEATbiS!!!
ft Parker, North Yakima. Washington. oa Hater
day, the Ttk day of December. UWO. at the boar
tbc aatd Company abal) be increased from EMM
"iPEsri —
Cm L. Oako, Beeratary. orlftet
Notice to Creditors.
Dated thla aMh day of September? lass!
Fir Hu Nun Film Dm I
FOR CASH ONLY!
Dress Goods.
#
AT COST. AT COST.
BARTHOLEI - BROS.
Opera, House Slocls.
Mi-Ciiuniil PMu I
Prices IReasonaTole.
OUR WORK FIRST CUSS.
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.
F-AJPROPERTY
Very desirable, in tracts to suit.
Represent a fine line of Insurance Companies.
Money to Loan!
On Farm and City Property.
Si al Bilal rata.
YAKIMA AVENUE. NORTH YAKIMA.
(Shardlow & McDaniel’s old stand.)
Thom** Bradley, well-know* throughout Eastern Washington and Oregon an
an expert mixologist, will do the honors behind the bar, ancT will be pleased to
meet his many acquaintance* among tbs commercial travelers, aa well a* residents
of this section.
The attention of the indulging public U directed to oar exteneire line of
Fit Wits, Wits, Cists,
Which we guarantee to be of the beet makes in the country.
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• EIaEGAtVT
Pool - and - Billiard - Tables
Afford pleasure and recreation to thoee leaking healthy exercise.
If courteous treatment, equate dealing alia nMtolteralad goods can secure and
ratain the> patronage of the public, the efforta JMb proprietor! of this boose will
bo recognised and appreciated.
xem:&«cjx*:?9oeo^>>cxeeeooax9eeo?»Meoeeeooooot
L w ® J OB 4 completed refitting and beautifying the building, ami now invite
the public to call and bestow upon ue such patronage as we merit.
Wills & O’Harra.
Allen & Chapman,
DRTJCK3HBTB.
Kelp always on hand alMbat < None bat pare med-
Prescriptions a Specialty!
Manipulated by a Competent Pharmacist.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
A lame Use nl Paints, Oils, Wall Papar, Olaaa, Putty, Baah awl Doom. Own
and an ua In our Commodious and Beautiful Quartan.
Tit tot m m grin vnt at iwrM cim
Corner Yakima Avenue and Second Street. .... North Yakima
G. Li. Holmes & Bull.
716 & 720 Pacific Awe., Tacoma, W.T.
Furniture, Carpels, Draperies ail logs,
WHOLIXAi.E and RKTAIU
Lanest Stock aid Bat Variety M if Sai Feudal
When in Tacoma, call and examine, whether yoa wish to parchsse or not.
''‘Correspondence Solicited.
Chappell & Cox,
AGENTS FOB PRANK BROS. IMP. 00.,
Yakima Are., North Yakima.
AGENTS FOB FARM lACHDdBY OF ALL DIOS,
Wagons, Farm Hacks, Buggies, Oarts, *o., tee.
An «n<i * in«ti at in n—i. <miwt iipiiiimiw«.
IriikklK Umtm t khtaMn c Iqttts h IWr Urn,