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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06


On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter msrxss va
saet Esn Creamery 25sssc Choice Ms.ssSs so
Ests ~ 1aIsp :. assI2sta -
rs%g 4 ss Sssss 4 Sour g is strong
NO. Red $50 Corn steady No. Mfe s 81 10 1at,
s Sea Fork SU au nominal a. e g. sSt
gss c sis Al saGr' W.tsy s ss S' si
e6 hnhsd goods the basis q siSs Butter spps
nnn0s Z IS s5sc sugar .,ssy Refined E.
s g g. PsssSs aps sSs
SRSe sn S SO F sssi 'sss " .osSss
drm and unchanged Receipts of wheat 1000 'uaA ship
DETROIT Feb No. I white eash lol sts No g.
cash and February &c May l0osSi !uiy 800
So s7sS; No SSi.s SsSs hsosptswSsas $500 So'A
ina Corn steady; No. Mixed 81 nc bid. Oats hmi Sos
MnwAuxxK. Feb. 5-rrour quiet and unchanged Wheat
weak cash at $3.50 May csc Corn easier No. 29SSoe
3ss: qs sT:y ,es Sse Ne S Vote Sd 2
cash at sil4s. Lara=cash :, 81 90 February 3 90
e eS:: Sas patss Ys
SsUssTour 200 b6 500 bush Barley sdo
ing quotations were No. / Hard. February 81 IS Do
Northern NSTsS 81 81 Is DO March Nay
81 04ai o. No. Northern February 80 sc' do Marea
81 ac do MAY 96sc on track s4996c
New pEG Mixed f Co. % ksstsa
No white 27s2se No White 2S' s20 v,I Rye Sa os
spirits 81 o. Receipts-Orn 600 bush Oats g 600 bush
R s2e $50 SS bush. ''-'-
srR:5Ss1 $
3 SsuD SSgss 20 FAMILY
siss !; GSsss Is Gs rs .s
s.s y SSss &C. aS d s a2as sn $ ossss U.s. WIN
g !. PsssSs g S
" Q and xss e. ~ md PER lSo
options higher under sgeSa.s: I Ia s9a n
S sSS1 o5a s so ss Red for February srs
:, 90 1 at 4 se s
SSie, but arm no Mixed in 20hst elevator SO esq e
S S% nc n5sd amer &c Ms5
ssPf F, taS NJ Sssi
April for May % so oaIsssS lots w yIa
S ss S demand w fGs No SiS %nss
INF s .S. depot No. s ssSsuy
sn DO White Aeir and
choice $50 PER eSs S. s Esr a aSs s5c
RoOFs and wG family E giS e s 81 sD
f Hams sO ga sSS 81 New s s OILS
s Mscs E'n III DO $ asIsss SSiSs
sail. s s sna sSs s osss fSeS no.
sc Shoulders cured 40 &C. Smoked ssy1S
f sse' STEADY i1 p lily sssSsa sSs sssCs
5utcAs rI SGs1 g o WESTERN ssssst 1s
and cTssmsTy Er Igs sr rs u Pennsyssa
Frss AZ i5lc Western Firss is0l9hc Cheese s'eay
Part fkms 695c Fun Skins case ~
powdered 7sc GEanulatcd Feed TsaA VIZ NE
Bra SIS o0ssl7 90 per Ton Petr 'r Zoo bp whss
100 bush Corn el0O busA oats 1000 oasa ne se TX
| buAL ,.-o,,
TOLEDO Feb 5wheat weak cash W Lvvc' ~ ~ Ma
univ sole Corn active steady cash. feorua,y stc Oh
sTc oats steady cash 27e ciOvefssa aan bsss 81
hmsh Corn IL coo bush Cloyerseed 800 BAGS &
| Wheat i ooo bush Corn 1000 bush Oats l'VVo eas'
Cloyerseed 1.0&2 bags
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
,,xcuvsrrR Feb 5-cloths quiet. with limited ipqurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
o,,plTGy sprAKgR ROBBED.

Henry a. Matthews jsntor Of the University Band
inq I'm washington Square, attacked by thieves at
Bleeekerst and South Fflh-aya yesterday afternoon
Two men wrenehed his gold watch valued at s7S' from
his pocket watch handed 70 third man, while
The other attempted 70 escape NJ Matthews caash
hold OF the man who stoo the watch He gave his name
as william Dorsey age thrty-nve, Of No. IL Carmne
st. On the way 10 the Jefferson Maf<et Court negro
Of Doroys aeeompees was captured after struggle
lie gave his name As Alfred Crumes, aRe thrty'two,
cook Of No. 442 sixthaye. Justice o'Reily held the
two men without bail for examination on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

on CRY Feb 5Nationai Transit Certificates opened AZ
s6L; highest s6as lowest, s5st closed, e0ig saies
0O0 barrels clearanoe $1,000 barrels charters 2sB7
barrels shpmonts 95.63e barrels runs 47O3l barrels
PIrrsBURa Feb 5.-Petroeum dull ana heavy National
Transit Certificates opened al SCI closed s6a Highest
&c., lowest e5'g.
BRApFoKp Penn. Feb 5.-National Transit Certificates
opened 66a closed at s6si highest e64 lowest S6s
Clearauces 7es.0O0 bblA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
ASKING roR MORE TINE.

The hearing the application for an order vacatins
tho order extending the time of The Evening Post"
Publishing Company to answer the complaint OF
Colonel w. W. Dudley in his suit for damages for
alleged libel was postponed yesterday by consent Of
counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer yesterday,
Justice Lawrence granted tho motion Of the prosecu-
ton TO try DR.. william NJ Reynolds and HIS wife
Jessie separately on the indictment charging them
with presenting fraudulent claims for Insurance on
their cottage at Flushing TO the London Assurance
Company. The Judge directed that the doctor DO
tried first in spite Of the protest Of John d. Town
send, who with ex-Judge Hooper c. Van Worst repre-
sents the defendants. The day spent in getting
box the court adjourned until 10 80 a. IN. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

STAINED.

Strict Good Ordinary..7 10 Middng .......... % Tie
The opt0p market tended higher early In the day. az
affected by hrmor Liverpool adyices and ontepaons q
rhrsr receipts Opening sales showed advance OF
points and hero was further gain Of 3a4 poins
eioss the Improvement was lost In great measure.
an hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
THE EoREIGN-BoRN ACTORS.
NOT TO USE MONEY TO KEEP THEM OUT.
CONTINUING THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
PRESIDENT OF THE EDWIN FORREST LODGE.

CONTRIBUTING THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
PREPAYMENT OF THE EDWIN FORREST LODGE
Tho Temporary injunction obtained by Cnsries
p. Flockton against Louis Aldrich, as presIuen' ',
the Edwin Forrest Lodge of the AcloiS oiu'' y
Fr,cndsbtp and Others, restraining them rom az
plvtpr the funds of the lodge in aid Oh iesisi"'o
70 urevent foreign-born actors from maiHhe 80
tracts 10 act in this country, has Deeh oon'
pendente lite by Justice Dugro, OF 'he oup'a -.
Court. I'm an opinion handed down yes'eiua'' '"0
Judge says: .,,hu,,t,od
The question presented by tho pSpeiS S,''S.ss
s whether the Edwin Forrest Lodge Tan ainnaeu
aco ., ,ba Actors, Order OF Friendship, In ordering
the sum OF $500 to be paid 10 a certain laOor
committee for use in defrayng the expenses oi
SAID committee in the city OF NssnlnB'oh' ""o
eIdeavorng TO influence the passage Vi al az "
Congress pending In the House OF hepreSen'a''0''
TO amend what is known rs the CohtracI L@ool ie"'
by including foregn-born actors In inc PrVNsiohS
Of said law prohibiting the coming into this country
=, ,orsons ARRIVING nom other countries under con-
tract for a term of service in the United states'
acted within the spirit of tho provisions OF inc
constitution and objects Of the association NO
express warrant for the expenditure proposed 10 W
made Is 10 be found in the constitution, ana uhiesS
Il be an expense for the purpose Oh promouhs INC
interests of the theatrical profession, IL loreis
10 the objects of the lodge. The second OBJECT "
the order is TO improve the character ana pToho'e
the interests Of the theatrical profession he~int
this object in connection with the consutuon anu
particularly that part Of 1t embraced In eeclon -
which prascribes the rules applicable 10 the a"-
mission OF actors in any part Oh inc WoT4u d.
members Of the order, 1t is manifest thd1 'ho
theatrical profession referred TO In tho object stated
included the profession in any part Of the world
at is possible that the word any' may not have
a meaning which would refer to all parts OF the
world, but 1t certainly was intended to sPPy ,e 20
nsrts on the world over which the United states
Eoyernment has no jurisdiction. That IL WOuln
be promotion Of It's interests to further 10 T"ng9oss
the nessaRe of such law IS proposed cahnOe
ronceiye possible nor Is this claimed by the planun
II seems to me that the Injunction should DO con-
tlnued pendente lite.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
TIE WANTS THE ORDER VACATED.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before
Justice o'Bren Frank Lawrence, counsel Of the Gin
clnnat, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Compay, asked
that the order requiring the company TO show cause
why the venue should not DO changed In fs suit
against Ives aud stayner be vacated. He alleged
that he should have had notice Of tho proceeding
and SAID he not prepared 10 argue the case. Tho
Judge postponed the hearing until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

OoTToN-on the spot was Army maintained with q
moderately active demand. Sales, 250 bales for ex-
port and 37A bales for consumption. Port receipts
81 $50 baleA against "a, ia bales last week, and
07O3 for the same time last year. Since September
the receipts the ports have aggregated 46l0920
bales comparing with Aeo9 100 bales Tor the correspond
ng time last season. .
Quotations are based on American standard Of elassh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
EMILYe., NOT MARIA, is THE RIeHTFuL WIDOW

Justice Ingraham, in the Supreme Court, has de-
cided that Mrs. Emily s. Darling is the lawful widow
Of HoIato N. Barring, and as such entitled to $4,000
due to his estate from the gratuy fund Of the Con-
soidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, OF which
Mr. Darling was a member. Maria T. Darling dis
pued her claim, alleging that she iaria had obtained
divorce from him by COLLISION before he married the
other having been induced 70 do this by her husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE BELL TELEPHONE
Judge Wallace. Of the United States Circuit Court
yesterday rendered decree for the complainant III
the suit of the American Bell Telephone Company
against the Wallace Electric Telephone Company ior
infringement of patent Judge Wallace said:
1t seems sufficient to state that the examination Oh
the record which has been made To ascertain whether
the case now presented is dstlnguishable In any
essentials from the which have already been
decided In this court and by the Supreme Court, does
not disclose anything materially new. IL would Do
strange anything Of value could DO shown alter
the thorough exploration and exposition OF the sub
ject made by the most competent experts ana counse
In the efforts defeat the patent and escape the onssc
OF infringement in former ntgatlons me cnalsv ~
fraud against Mr. Bell In the alleged pratng OF Mr.
Cey's Invention is dismissed as already passed uOon
by the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
1omseiie situallOnS iuantsO
Females.

Females.
W. AITREss and oHAMpERMAID.n,iB
w o bright Girl OF 90; best wy rv ,.set
ence excellent waltrcssi active, neat
chambermald steady place; city Or eouh'
try. JENNIE. go 6th-aYe, near l'th's'''
upstairs --
w EFT NURSE-Ry reliable wolnah' auS
w East 73d.st.. ID floor front
w ASKING and iRoN1NG.-By honess
w German woman ~ homo OF 70 o.SSertN IN
BY the day; frst.ciass references. oAEiN'
HACu, 400 West s0th-st
M AsHING.-By a colored woman 70 %
ironing. NJ. II. IT,. 5s7 7th.Aye., lat niehs
back room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
J. Motion for rearglment denied, with

resnondents Motion for reargument denied, with
costs.
Henry C. Henderson against !" The Commercial Ad-
yertisers Association. MOTION 10 return ana smcnu
remlttitur Return OF remtH'ur requeseu' anu
,rher returned 20 be amended by adding: Leave to
..,.Ls.a,. dornnrrer given, and inerposo answer
,,hI tho usual tIme upon the payment Of all costs
oot hsretotore maid accrung subsequent to the DO
murrer.S
The following cases were arBueu ,-.,
No s77-EIizabeth A. Jennes, administratrix, re-
,s.nt .raInst Andrew J. Constantine, surviving
partner sppgSns Cox, ct a respondents against
Edgar o. Pearce ct al execas9sd tnr wednesday
No inc 6So .s1 1879, i59 100, lei. 1852 and loS'
couRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME cSgsrsEs5n11L FEsAilfSss0'Sss IS
sar tS ana "a U.s. 9 s. 81 81 49, 49, o. o. 49, sA
35 ,,vvv corur-cHAxp1rs- o'Brien. J.-MOtiOn
calendar called a. Il SSSS TraxPAET IBcOre Beach,
Jcase no day esenda EHn-PAar Before Barrett
Nds iiSs $50 iI5 1898 $780, lleO 'oz SO' lZ|
oo6 gIS oounr-cmcurr-PAR L-Betoro lawrence j.
Adjourned until FeornnIg IITPAEr IBetore Andrews j.
SUfi pofIIns vs. Chicago Car Co NO 1ay eenuar.
gsT GTSS gt5g AaIo2 ioss
Ssl6 2sl7 2s75. 2S7 $3.50 zSee 297i 2g75 2876 2077
e7s es 2ssS 29s 2e4 2sS, 29SS oo ee9 sSS5
1888, 29e4 1895, 2997 5000 SV"i' 'O''
tr.pr,rr -CRcUrrPARI 59n5 ONO 99o5
Sos 1873 2I6O 4SSs 2lS6. 1881 @o11' 'O'' 'V'' -'O
27S 2oes o1uTNf-Betors Ransom SWIM Of coruelia
AZ STewaTt 1890 a. M g. s. keeSh e tU nall Frapcls
For PTobate-Mills q NJ SCHROEDER Catharine Maenp
fot SyS iOa m. Mary siman ~ ~ MSnua aVoo
M ESER1L TERMBeore secgSick g.
aI and bngro JJ-Nos lO /" ~ 10 ~ 81 80 80
no. III ccuur-sPEcAL TEEM-Beors Freedmann j.
Motions c,or,r rourrY TERN-Adjonrned FOR tho term
a,oS CorRrRIGL TERl-PABr l-Adourheo ioi inc
term snsv,,oR coURrrnAt TEHM-PARr Ir-AdOurned for
INC sSFRoR couRr-TmL TEEM-PxRT Bs9re Jot
van TCase on Taber New YORK Ee'aVeu haii'o@u
Compsnny; CENTRAL dourned for the term
COMMON PIYAs-sPEcIAL TEEM-beioro LAemoro' " o.
MSoSn,oy P1EIs-EoUrrr TERs-BeioTe van Hoesen j.
NyoS 4 II IL 10 H. 49, 30 81 q, 20 ~ 20 40; w..
COMMON PLEAs-TB1AL TERAPkka 10 a, YaS ioGS
1854 Ii1O sou 47S. 1892 954 lO2 lIoz' VA 100 iO0'
1879 Co;, Ig9 PIgIs%TalA TEamPhRr IIBeore Allen
Nos 565 1917 1914, 1909 1914 Nv WI lOi' iO'' W.
lV CITY couRrsPEcAL TER,-BcOre Before Nehroas j.
Motions -. MO- pefore Nc Adam. O. T.
49, Cotrpy TRTig TFRM-pART IL Before Mc'Sown
NOS io Sse 30 i5is ilO6 sos 592 $685. 1891 $50 47S
6o2 6oS I'D Sg PART III-Before EhrlIoh T.
Nos 1905 b92 4l9 eS7 S77 sos 4f OIL o%@ l'''' A'A'
oiS SSs 800 y svssroNs-PARr IBeiore Cowing.
and Asssfsnt Gon-Noal 70 ~
COURT on GENERAL sEssloSs-PAkr ll,beoIe -, III
smyth and Assistant DlstrotAtorney pavi'-NO~ ~
coUFr or GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr IIL-BetO.e M1rane
J. and Assistant DistrictAtorney JeromeNos " - IN
COURT or OYER AND TEpfNERBefOrs L1wree1s j. ana
AssiStant Iistrct Attorney Htzgerad-ho l. E1tEaofn
ary Term adjourned 70 February IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
domestic si,uaiiOns il,amtsa.
Females.

Females.
WASHtNG.-F Families and gentlemen
w Washing dono on reasonable terms Dy
the dozen. week OF month by MIS-. MEL
SON. 2ol East 0ath-st. -
M ASHfNG.--By Q witowj ~ home OF
w would 20 out by the day nrstei as -
city references. EOS East s6thst' is'
floor rear. --
M ASHING.-By hrst-eiass eolored lsun-
Der dozen references. Mrs. HILL, rs
West 30tn-st.
WASHING &c.-Dy respectable
w woman 10 90 out by the Gay wasnang,
ironing or house cleaning; references. MIA
DYRNES, 226 West 1sth'st, room o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
Yarns arrn bat demand lisn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
Sell ZEE LEFT OPEN.
THE QUESTION OF CoU

THE QUESTION OF COUNSEL FEE LEFT OPEN.
An application was mado to Judge Allen, in the
Court Of Common Pleas. yesterday, by Colonel John
0Deirne, counsel for Mrs. Clara Louise Folsom, In
her suit for absolute divorce nom John G. Folsom,
the real estate dealer, whose place Of business is
under tho Bible House. for additional counsel fee
to meet the expenses OF the trial. Tho defendants
counsel, william W. Northrup, opposed tho applica-
tion and said in an affidavit that when Mrs. Folsom
gave up her husbands house in ono-hundred and
twenty thrd-st, In compliance with the order Of the
court in which her almony was fixed at SIS week,
she removed the furniture belonging 10 her husband,
which was worth 81 1000. He thought sho was able
20 pay her counsel fee
Judge Allsn decided that ms the case was soon
10 be tried the question granting the counsel tee
shond be left for tho decision Of the trial judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
AGAINST THE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTROL.

AGAINST THE BOARD OF ELhCIhIUHI OO4' y
The trial Of the suit Of the United States IL
Illuminating Company against tho Board Of Electrical
Control was before Justice Beach in the Supreme
Court Special Term. The prayer OF tho complaint
Is for an injunction restraining the defendants from
interfering with the plaintiffs wires, poles, etc.,
until suitable underground accommodations are pro
vided, and from extending to other companies any
greater privileges than accorded TO the plaintiff
Butler stiman d Hubbard appeared for the plaintiff
and william 6. Trul, william n Cohen and Corpora
ton Counsel Beekman for the defendants. Cpm-
nissioners Hess Moss and Gibbons were PRESENT
Colonel Hubbard opened the for tho plaintiff, max
ing an argument ia favor Of granting permanent
Injunction which was In effect the same as thai made
in the recent application for temporary Injunction
which was denied by Justice Lawrence. mr. Cohen
was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

VHTAITRESS.-ny n competent young
w woman In private family; frst-class
good references. $50 West d5th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

Hour nrIn and upchangtI
Cash quotations follows, No. Spring Wheat s7e
97ssa No. Spring Wheat at S5e no, hed az
No Bsrley nominal 80. Flax sesd at 81 90. Pnms
Timothy seed 81 so Mess Pork Sill 60962r per Dbl Lard
81 per 100 ID. Short Rib Sides loose ~ O5e 10 pr
salted shoulders boxed S6 0096 l2 Short Clear Side
bored s6 $1,000 Whskey distilers Snshcd goods 81 o3
per gallon sugars-Cut Loaf 7a9sac, Grannlated 7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

WASHING, ironing and going out 70 days
w wo,k. ANNA JOHNSON, 100 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
domestic siiuations il1anteb
Females.

<, EAMSTRESS. by North German
- Protestant as seamstress or 70 take care
Of growing ehlldWn Ia American iamly
dress 1923 1stave.. fancy store.
cToRE or CHAMBERwoRK. by n
- smart young girl, IA reads and writes
English and German or would mind ono
or two children. NJ. NJ, 1870 Walker-aVe''
TnraeV CliY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03
Rheumatism

that was unable to do any work. I
took three boxes Of Ayers Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time I
am never without box u these pills."
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, Wis.
SAyOF's PILLS have been In use In my
family upwards Of twenty years and
have completely verified all that 10
claimed for them. In attacks Of piles,
from which suffered many years, they
afford greater relief than any other
medicine I ever tried" 1T. =. Adams,
Holly Spring., Texas.
az have used Ayers Pills for num-
her Of years, and hare never found any
thing equal TO them for giving me an
appetite and inpATting energy and
strength TO the system. ! always keep
them In the holse."-R. d. Jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
1.-TWO boxes Of Ayers Pills cured ne
a a0VOrO
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03
Stations for Sale.

AT MONTH YAKIMA. Terms 10 suit
-. zSSaeE ylLsOH,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03
Don'' Lea tAs Opportunity slip D..

Buy only the best Of trees and those
which have become acclimated here.
Trees sold by dealers from abroad seldom
live when transplanted In q section where
all the atmospheric conditions and the soil
are dissimilaI. Z. R. Leaning has tens Of
thousands Of ornamental. shade and fruit
trees Of the most approved varieties and
aS they are propaGated and grown here,
they can be depended upon for standing
transplanting. Now Is the time TO inn
prove your holdings. Mr.. Leaning has
the City Nursery, which Is located inst
north OF the town, and Ii would pay any
one to visit Il.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03

LAND 0VVIcE At NORM YAKTnA, W.T.
September 10, 1859. I
NOTICE z hereby given. that the following.
tlon % make hnal proof In support Of hi1 Claim.
and that said proof will be made before ReEi-tef
and Receiver Of U. 8. Land once at North Yek.
lima, ". T., on October D, lsS0, viz:
SAMUEL }. CAMERON,
who made D. 8. No. ll76 for the SEX Of Sec. 4.
twp II, north Of Range 10 east
He names the following WItnesnen N nFove III.
eonunuous residence upon and cultivation Or
e z, Iand, Via !oaeph Repp, Theodore Daum,
Yakima, Washington Territory,
s4SSt IRA n. KRUTz. Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03

NOrIu AuklInAI Whrn.
or John McPhee, Natcheez, Yakima
county. sl9-4t.
Goodwin 4 Pul sley have cheap money
10 loan on improved business property.s
Money to loan In any amounts, on up.
proved security, by R. strobach, North
Yakima. If
Group, whooping cough and bron.
Hhitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh'l
Cure. Sold by Bushnell.
Goodwin 4 Pugsley's FIRE insurance
companies do not cancel their policies,
Give us 4 call.
For 4 nobby suit, made to order, dc
not fail to call on our popular merchant
tailor, NJ. Probach, on Yakima avenue. n
-Sleepless nights, made miserable By
that terrible cough. ShiIoh's Cure is thu
remedy for you. Sold by G. B. Bushnell
-CatarTh cured health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
by C. B. Bushnell.
Why will you cough when Shiloh'G
Cure will give immediate relief. PricC
10 cents, so cents and u. For sale by G
B. Bushnell, druggist.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have q printed guarantee en- every bottl,
Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails Il
cure. F@ sale by C. B. Bushnell, drug
gist.
"A full line Of shirts always on hand
ct Myron II. Ellis.
&C. Z. McEwen is now Offering ,lad
dies, brides, harness and everything Ia
his line at prices not to be duplicated thil
side Of Portland.
Parties wanting coal in quantitie,
will please give their orders In early
John Reed, agent. 3I-ti.
Call and examine my samples for fall
and winter clothing. guarantee good
fit and viii give you prices that defy com
petition. MYRoN H. ELLIS.
All styles Of job printing at the HER
AID Office.
Go to BarthOlet Bros. for your Yaki
ma dairy butter.
Il buy my underwear direct from tn.
factories, and AM now offering Il ct prize.
which were neyeT before heard Of ID
North Yszima. Call and examine good,
and prices, and see for yourself.
MYRoN H. ELLIS.
60 and examine those elegant GOLD
watches at RedHeld's. They are daisie,
and 90 cheap! Remember. they are war
ranted - represented or no trade.
Every garment made by N. Pro.
bach Is warranted good ct, good work
manship and to give satisfaction.
Call on Myron II. Ellis and examine
his fine line Of winter underwear; one
door south Of opera house.
Go and see the new japanese good,
just received by N. II. Ellis, successor d
!. II. Dills 4 Co.
An Of the lat.-4 styles In gents fur
nishings are to be found at NJ. H. EIlis's.'
-Myron H. Ellis has the finest line o.
I
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POsiitiOnor work rs typewriter and Stenor-
TaPher. Years Of experience with the
American News Co., at Detroit Mich.
Ready for business after October lst.
EsTEILE DUNNMo,
Care MacLean, Reed 4 Co.
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Goodwin 4 Pus sley have cheap none
10 loan on improved business property
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Group, whOoping cough and bron.
"hitis Immediately relieved by ShiIoh'l
Cure. Sold by Bushnell.
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SHRIVER BROS,
PlInNGFI GaSHittGFS HsetririaHS

the above lines. and EuaFantee GatiSiSction'
Long e1perience In the business In the East war.
Orders for HOuse and Niru Painting. p,n.,
Hanging and Decorating given prompt Sftentfon
ana me work executed In the best manner.
once over Vance q Mulfori's, Yakima Ava
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A jersey bull, twenty months old. Call
on or address, W. A. Cox,
North Yakima, Wash.
or John McPhee, Matches, Yakima
county. sl9-4t.