The Yakima herald. [volume], August 31, 1899, Image 8

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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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WHAT PEOPLE MAT.
A Transient Record of Private Opinions
l',ifi..u Expressed.
11..11. .1. 11. Sim lair, M. IV — I inn here
ito viitit my brother, Dan, an! before re*
> turning i" mv home in Kew (ilasnow,
, .Ntt\a Be iiii, I -liall vimit my sister, Mr-.
Bishop, >>f Portland, Oregon, lam dr
lighted with iliin tipaiitifnl ami fertile
land. Your city bids fair to liei'iime a
[ place of conaldersbls importsnes. The
feeling of Ceaadieos toward tbe United
Slates is must friendly. All mir sjrmpa*
tire*, went out In ynur enliliers iv tin- war
whli Spain. The newspaper reports
crediting sir Wilfred Laarier,oor pre
tnin'. with entertaining warlike senti
ments sgainsi iliia country sre silly anil
iinfnuiiileil. On niy way out lure I
■topped over at Ottaes ami bad a talk
With the premier, lis believes in set
tlinK all international disputes by arbi
tration.
W. L, Jones, It. Ot - It rainetl moat ol
the lime on our Alaska trip,though it was
win au while we wen- at Juneau. I'liere
is much to be dune in congress in be
half of Ua-ka ami 1 obtained valuable
Information in relation to their legisla
tive wants, especially in retard to the
courts, which are Imperfect and inade
quate to our needs up there,
.John Loudon—*Then is not ten per
cent, ol the population of Yakima op.
posed to expansion. If the enti-expan
sionist! tt.ink otherwise let tbem no be*
loie the people mi that kind of a plat
form antl they will meet lucfa a land
slide as will cure them of their foolish
notion.
11. 11. Seiidder— I believe hops are go
ing to command a good price, though I
don't want in prophesy how high they
will (to. The wet weather this month
.li.l not hurt the crops in the Moxee.
There has been more ruin in August than
lor eight years |ia*t. In August, 1896,
the rainfall was .-11 of an inch. The
rainlal! for this August was 1,12 inches.
Hugh Sinclair —I don't remember, in a
resilience of twenty years in Yakima,
any rain o' consequence in the month of
August before this lime,
Andy Mnlhollan—lu a letter received
from Lieut. I.rnton he stales that he was
offered a captaincy ma new regiment if
he would re enlist, but be had concluded
to come home witb his regiment.
Andy Popoyitch —The peasantry in
Italy and Austria are poor, but have
enough to cat and wear. I saw Nick
McCoy's nephews ami his brother, in
my recent trip hack home. The magnif
icent Cathedrals in Italy are wonders of
art. I caw one cathedral that has been
building for seventy-five years and ia
nol finished yet. [paid 25 cents to go
through Ihe church and it ia grand be
yond description. Nobody seemed to
know what it cost, line thing that
strikes an American citizen as funny is
the way the police show their authority,
and the streets are well policed and the
cleanest in the world. Hut after a man
has got used to American ways he don't
want to live in the old country any more.
I.and Office Receiver Cannon—l have
seen a letter from Judge llanford, over
his own signature, in which he states
tiiat the Buonyalde canal will certainly
be sold before the close of the year and
at the | rice of $325,1)00. I saw another
letter, from a capitalist, in which it was
stated thai the reports sent out about the
I management of the canal would hasten
ils sale, which Would he a very tloir-
I able thing to happen. You may quote
mt' n*i saying that I am not afraid and In
tend to inform the Sunnyside canal
creditors at 'Frisco of the true status of
alTnirs on the canal.
Joeeph Si-hriener —My own opinion,
based upon a close observation of the
conditlona lure and abroad, is that Imps
are to command a Hue price this
fall. The brewers will not use substi
tutes for hope when they can get the
genuine thing, even if they have lo pay
•Jo cents a ptninil. I wouldn't take lac
for my hops now, from my knowledge of
the markets.
TV. B. Steinweg—The trio to Alaska I
enjoyed very much. 1 went up to Sitka
on the same boat with Congressman
Jones. The scenery is grand, The cli
mate is not unlike that of the Sound
country. I>yeu has collapsed, but Skag
way is a town of some importance. The
Treadwell mine was one of the great
Bighte of the journey. Alaska seems to
be only in the infancy of its mining de
fertkVMat*.
W. Bf Cline—The prospects about
Snnnysiile never looked better. The
-.t.i!lia- are almost without exception
well Mttaied. Many have iiinleri;one
trial* in fatting their lands in eomlition
.lunn_ Ihe 'lull limes, but by haril work
ami careful Maagaaw nt have come out
all riuht, ami now can -urvey tlieir little
lioiiieH, growing orchards antl pretty al
falfa fields with considerable satisfaction.
New letUen have many linn.- to learn
that can be learneil rally by experience,
hence many of the emu plaint*, about
water ia due to the fait that the com
plainißg OOee are lacking in these es*en
tials. I look for a lar_e intlux of new
si-ltlers ituolber season.
.Inline l-iesling—l was al one time the
most friendly admirer of tiovernor
I.oners, lie has hurt himself, in my es
timation, wain the populists of the state,
in plat-ink*; himself in Ihe naii'ls of men
who are against populisia and populism.
1 doubt if he can get any populist sup
port in the neat convention,
Coinraiie Stevens. Sunny Hide-- ] believe
tbe beet way to conquer tbe Fillplnoe is
to send over some of the olil boyi that
served in the civil war. north and south.
They should be picked men of tine
phyilqne and empowered lo cbooee their
own ollit-ers. The war would last but a
lew weeks and the Malays would net a
touch of blgfa life iv the far east that
would make them feel as if they hail
troubles of tlieir own.
Promotions in Comcauy E.
I-'irst Lieutenant Biiuits ol Company
B, has been promoted to the adjutancy
of the ret)ment. Second I,lent. Lemon
takes Brigga' place as first lieutenant,
and First Sergeant Ed Young is pro
moted to second lieutenant.
Death of Polly L Rich
Polly 1.. Rich ilieil at North Yakima,
Tueeday, Aiv.net 16 of hemorrhage of tbe
hrain, the funeral being held the follow
inn ilay.
Mrs Rich was horn in Ohio, Nov. 17th
\s'H. She has heen a widow for uver
thirty years, her hushaiul dying during
ttie civil War, being a volunteer in the
I'nion army. She came to this coast
from Smith t'tmntv, Kansas, in lS'.i.'.
She moved with her eon, A. K. Rich,
from this county to Nnrtli Yakima last
■prlng. O. 11. Rirh, reelding about
fniir miles weet of ftoltlendale, is also a
son . Mrß. Rich has heen a member of
tb* Christian Church fur the past forty
years, hut recently united with the Sev
en liny Atlventists. — Ooldendftle Senti
nel.
How Postal Cards are Often Wasted.
"Women often semi messages to their
dressmaker or to shops tin postal cards,"
says the September Ladies Home Jour
nal, "attaching a bit ot cloth, ribbon or
lace aa samples. This nuikes the card
'unniailahle,' so it is sent to the dead-let
ter olllteaii'l invariably destroyed. Men
—presumably men—nit Infrequently
paste a clever joke or a political fragment
upon a postal and send it to :i friend —
at least, start it; but it never arrives.
Nothing may he attached loa poetal card,
nor may one word be written upon the
address side except the address itself.''
Irritating stings, bites, scratches,
wounds and cuts eootbed ami healed by
DeWltt'l Witce Hazel Salve, -a Biire and
safe application for torturad flesh. Beware
of counterleits. Janeck's Drag Store.
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'*I)o you believe in good roads, Miss
Suisie?"
"Of course. Don't you "'
"It depends upon where they lead."
"Where they lead?"
"Yes. For instance, there is a lovely
road around to the nearer, cream par
lor, and there's another "
"One ls enough, (let your hat."
"Onr baby was sick for 11 month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried nisny remedies she kept
getting worse until we ueetl One Minute
Cough Cure, —it relieved her at once and
cured her in a few ilaye."— B. 1.. Nance,
l'rin. High School, Bluffdale, Texas. Jan
eck's Drug Store.
CASTOnXA.
Bears the _A ■lle Wm m *lwa '*s "01-'
(l[\(\ finr Are tho Drinks
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UUU UIIU Root Boor
)p rPdtiinfi sodas and
luiuuiiiiy L°monaa°-
Fine line of Confection
ery, Cigars and Tobacco.
A share of your patron
age solicited.
Mrs. Anna Elmer
Second. Street, epp. me Herald.
Tin- Kind You Have Always Uou-jlil, and which has been
in use for over .*.;> years, ims borne tho -signature of
___.:<m' haa been made under _!** per
/_/"_# /r/-¥y-*-^y soiial supervision since if- Infhncy.
*-*<uzfyrX/■etJtJej/l/. vilti-rt -iiooiu' in Oi-.- i\ i ynu In tliis.
All fount .Tl'<its. Imitations and Substitutes nre bid E_«
iMiiiiieiits that trifle arith nnd endanger flu* health of
Int'iiiits mul fliiMitsa—Experience againat iSxperimeat.
What is CASTORS A
Castoria is a ratwtltnte for Cantor CMI, Paregoric, limps
nml Soothing Bjrrupa, It is Harmless and Pteanant. It
coiiiiilns iu-itluT Optunti Morphine nor other _.arcotk>
suiistiiiK-c. lis a:.,* is Its guarantee, !( dentroys Worma
and allays Feveriahneaa, It curee DLarrhuca ami Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cores Ci in-itlpatlon
and I'latiilrncy. It assimilates the Food, regulatca tho
stiniiarii and Uowi-ls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Cliildren's l*aitacea-Tho Bfother'a Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
y^ Bears the Signature of
Ca\k^y t fieM^tAi
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T..i „..„.., ...M1,.. -,t,u.H,|..t.111' NCW MM CITY.
Tennis anil Bicycle Shoes very cheap
at Coffin Bros.' -ti-tf
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V/IVIIV IVi •• • -*L-*y»j_--sa¥l--r^^
$15,000.00 IN PURSES
AND PREMIUMS.
A Grand Exhibition of Products of Farm, Or
chard, Dairy, Range, and all Industries
of the Northwest.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
Indian and Squaw Races each day, War Dances, Barbecue, &c
Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Jumps, Trapese and
Tight Rope Performances, Acquatic Exhibition
by Prof. Beach, the Wonderful "Man Fish."
Race Course the Best in the Northwest.
Greatest Meet of Horsemen Ever Held in
the State.
Finest Stock in the Land Promised
for Exhibition.
A grand convention of Stockmen. Dairymen, Fruit Growers,
Farmers, Poultrymen, and Business Men.
SPEU..I. IUU.iI lITH. Premium List on Application.
J. 11. BAXTER, President, DR. T. B. (IUNN, Secy,
North Yakima, Wash. North Yakima, Waeh
G. T. Au__., m|
Furniture and all kinds of hauling. If you want a drayman
and prompt service, ring up phone No. ao, or leave orders with
St, Paul & Tacoma ..umber Co.; orders taken for Coal and Wood.
Go to (iilt Edge store for fancy hams
and bacon. L'S-l'Jt