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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Mms amSerea Gtaatett.

= Oie Ortidaft @ariap int Dfs
liden Tbeile bes Gtaates Nprbz
Carolina tpurbe am 2. Weat bon
einem fiirhtetliden @irbelfurm
beimseiudt. 9asel fiel In FOLDER
Menge, baB In So gefltnben Der 8cben
adt Boil bod banit bebedt tpar. 8iele
tleine 9drier tpitroen bpm Sturme tpee=
seblaien unb grpBe 10 fart bei9dbist,
oaB fe nidt betppbnbar flint. Oie
9resbbterianer= Stride tpur6e f5rmlih
in atome seridmettert ; fein stid bon
ibr fam beim @ieberaufbau benubt
tperben &ein 2eben sins perlpren,
bod nuroen mebrere perionen burd
umberfiesenoe 9olstiide berlebt. Der
Sdaoen betrdst $12, 900, nidt einses
rednet Den, tpelder ben Ssloern suaez
fist pproen 1T.
SIM Sabre 1889, alio serabe Dor
100 Sabren, nabm bic 2esislatur bon
Waiiaduietts Elm @eieb an,
tpornad alien 8rauereien, tpelde
iiber 100 SaB 8ier jdbrlid erseugten,
fiir ben 3eitraim bon flint Sabrsn
Stenerfreibeit suseiidert tpnrbe.
Oils 8runb truroe atsegeber, baB bic
Fabrication bon 8ier, bon Mle uno
alien anbern Malssetrdnfen ben Nder=
bau, 9anbel uno @anbel bef5rbere,
uoem iie fDrbert ben Mnbau iplden Sc.
treibes, tpeldes fir unisr &linta seeis.
net 1T, unb liefert su gleider Belt einer
pertbpolIen M~usfubrartitel. MuBerbem
entpfehlen Die Malsgetrdflfe iid tpesen
i1rer seiunbbeitsfDroernben Gigenidafteu
iebr gum al9emeinen @ebraiih, benin fe
bilben Elm piftiges Mittel sar Grbal:
tltng Der 8eiunnbeit Der 8lrger unb &c.
trabren lie pDr ben @irfugen Der ffdr-
teren 8etrdnfe. gpr bun6ert Sab.en,
iaet Der .4rs. B. 3d., madten aliD bic
alte1 9uritaner bieIelben @rinoe ~
sunifen Der Mal3seiese geltenb, ueld:
nod iest fir bieielben gelteno gemadt
perben. Baren Die Semperen,ler bon
1883 nidt perniinftiser ais bic bon
1889 fno?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
81. & hoben .;

S. $. Nl6ri6 & sons baben Elm
Gommiiitonsgeiddft fir 2anbprobucte in
4S0 Sadion ctr. er6ffnet unb tper6en bort
bic beiten Srldte un6 an6ere Brobucte,
eben na6 Der Sation, balten. 0eute, ste
6armz unb Contemporaries baben, f0nnen
oieielben setroft Der Sirma ien6en, tpel6e
aud 8ori6uB leiitet uno beitens empfob
len lit. Oteielbe ma6t cine Specia litdt
aus fetnem &die, Butter un6 @iern, unb
@rocertebdnbler per6en BORT 6as bette in
oieier 8rande poriinoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

= SIN bOrtgen Nt0nnt uuroe1 pom
bisiigen g mt fIr $24,253.49
Sreimarten bertauft /; Der @~eiamtumiat
belief f9 auf $317. 1895
- @dbrenb bes gprilmonats nahm
Die 9pli3ei 500 @erbaftunge1 Dor ;
Die Gtnnabmen bes Muntcipal Scripts
an @eIbfrafen betrugen $2697.
- Die ginnatmen bes @afier:
departments betrugen TN lesteu
Mcnat Sic, 644.36 bic Mussaben
$51, 81 ; anfangs Mai mar mod
eth l1eberiauB bon $S,l67 So norbars'
ben.
= 9err oscar 2ienau, Sobn
bes G~isentbamer's Der bieiisen golts'
seitune'. fat Elm Engagement ais erfter
Eeaoriit u. b. Oper tn 8itriA, SApet1
etbalttn rnb a,genorlmer.
- Capt. %. S. GrpB BOZ, 0amItne
1T bonn @eiunobets, gommiRdr 4obt
ais SIetfHsSnipectoram Wetn'
neiota Transfer errannt woroer, laut
Gem r,euett @eies aur Snipection aaf benz
Quf. Die Snfpectiuns: @ebiitren trlrs
ben feifgeiett tpie fplgt: 5 @ts. fur is.
oes Stiid Rinopieb, 8 Gts,p per SAmetn,
2 Ste. pei S@af.
= Ser Mrbettsratb pergab
fplaenbe Gcntratte fir Strabenbetbehs'
runsen: 9aaferung Der %. 7. Strabs,
bon 3. Bis &amlsp, an Guguf S,
Mante fir $3.50; HHaterung Der st.
hanae Ctr, bon Gebar Biz 8. an Mu'
quit s. Mante fir $4,000; 8aafe'
rung Der Srantlin Str, bon 8. Bis g..
an Tbornton & sbap fir $7e97
gFaaeruns ber Sort Str., bon 3. BID
TO-, an Sanaes Sorreital flr $40. 800
@raoirung Der 8raoforo unb anoerel
Stra6en an MiQiam q. Oanert fiji
$3943.
- &ihter Bilas berurtheilt'
bic ct. Saul Union Depot Gompant
sur 3abluns bon $lO45O.59 bon rid
fdn6ieer GintommenIteuer bon oe1
8rutto. @tnnatmen Der Company let
1882. Die Company b~ebalptete, Fl
befebe aus perihieoenen @iienbabn
Companion, tpelde ia idon ibre Steue
isoe fnr fi4, beaablt bdtten, Der &tdte
tonnte aber III ibren 8idern nidt oel
erforoerliden @innabme 5 Soften bon
Depot finoen.
- 9rofefor S4marstopf Stats
Tbterara an Der nnioerfttdt, besanl
nit ben gorleiunsen iber 8iebtranfbei
ten. nngefdtr 60 8erIonen baben I'D
gemelbet, bic bauptidalid ben @unid
baben, Eaat benz Sdefer : @eie
gu tuer
ben.
= 8eniamin 2omfielb fubr al
Dienstas.N ahmittas In einem lei@te1
@agenu al, Der Gde Der 4. unb Mtnne
iota Strabe iiber bic &abelbohn, al
J Der 2abelwasen 1853 ben @asen tro
: unb 3ertri nj 2omfiel
wurbe neben bas @eleiie geihleabel
: unb enttarn pbne ernflihe 8erlebunser
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

: 8ir ma6en uniere 9eier altf bte Nt=
setse bon Sranf Grltng aufmerfiam. Ser
ielbe bat oas S6ubs unb e tiefelgei6aft
(friiber 6ranf Grltns & Co. iebt alein
iibernommen uno empfteblt itd BEN 9eiern
b. 9. beitens. Gr bat in ietnem 9aben,
1919 Weft Z. Ctr, ein groBes Eager Der
beiten @aaren. unb ma6t au1 g6ube
unb Sttefel, fails getpunl6t, mad Maab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
@t6tt8 f1r Varmer

lit ser sroBe Nltsoerfauf bon 3u6toteb
auf Der Safe @lbitan StodSarm
nabe SanesbtIe, Baieca Gountb, Wtnne>
iota, nelder AM IL. Stunt f%tattftnbet.
Oort iperben bteies Wfal cine groBe Ntt=
sabl Traber bonn beiten @eblit, Sborts
born 9teb, Soutbbotpn S6afe unb BERT
hire Shtpetne berfauft. IS mir6 bon
sroBemS nterefie ietn, bic Nn3etge burd3u;
ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

Bonn ~stpeiten Mittipo9 i'm apriI bis gum 2ten nit,
mod i'm Niai
Db erer . ifrtct-Niaaef 8.cs. SS6 Waunnt,
Rhi1ip Giaus, 421 5ranfItn. Sohn Solicit, Rapennr
ras 81. antnonp.
nntsrer Dtfrtct:- 8ernarb BURT. Bou Be.
rr Dtftee.s Jnha Basener IT,, 5S5 genar. 6eturtt
WiehIe. sos Cafe.
StAsnsSs@ emetuhesOiRrie Srs
2eseneder, 3l5 flaiusrfitp. Wm & Saubrim, SCI
Gsrrnu. NeihaeI SuattItrn. 663 9afunS.
s.. y. Binperiheib, Eec.
~ uno IA gSef 9. ct
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
aatnmeapnlm.

- 0dtreno bes Mprilmonats nabm
bas g o ia N iar Briefmarten $24,.
l94.4O, fir 8oifanmeiiungen $751;
688. "a Elm.
- Seit 49,. Mpril tpirb bic Bic babin
ia Gauie $50. 1905. 5,Mne. als, Dienlfs
mdohen t~peilsnse Sennie 2tm bers
mtBt.
= ardiett 81 g. Qalp, tularbe aaf
Mntrag ieiner S@wdserit M. @rotpn
perbaftet, neil e. upter faLiden Mas
saben ibre l1nteriArift auf eine Qppoibei
bon $1,000 erlanst babe. &alb mubte
Bis gum 8erh5r etne Caution bon $500
erlegen.
Die Seuertpebr u1ubte let.
ten Morat 43 taal ausriden Der tusA
5euer anssrtdtete @siamtf&aben mag
ettua $4,000 ~betragen.
- @dbrenb bes Strabenbabn.M uss
ftarbes mar Ole @ridipn gelegentlt&
oes @nsrifs am DferionntaS pertaftst
uno tpegen unprbentli4en Betrasens
spm @i9ter @merb In 9Otdetge Mrteits.
bausarafe unb etne @elofrafe bon 500
berurtbeilt tporben. @r:dipn appeQirte
an baS Difrictseerimt unb Himter
5mitb entidieb, baB bas erfe u,tbeil
ungefeklid unb Der @efangene in
5reibeit aa ieben Tel, tpeil &i&ter emery
letne Mutoritdt iiberiHriten Babe. @nt-
ipreheno Der jurisdiction ieines @ertdz
tes Babe Ct ben M~neetlaeten III @elo.
itrafe ooer Mrbeitsbausfrafe, niht aber
In beibe Strafen, nerurtbeilen t6nnen,
Der Sail tpirb burh ben Staotanpalt
por oas Oberseriht sebra@t tueroen.
- Na@ apeinonatlider Sbdtisteu
baben Die Mrbeiter am reuett @ebdube
Der Guaranty 2oan Company" tt BET
Siefe bon 800 SUB eine Nuele gefun:
ben, tpelhe 200 @alonen bes Better
Waffers TT Der Mtnute ltefert.
- Der bes @ei,enoisbifabls a I, 9 e.
tIagte 0arrb g. QoIcomb leiitett
0ersiht auf Elm @ornsrb5r unb trurot
unter $4,000 Caution ben @rDbge'
ihworenen ibermteIen.
- Sim Dienstag tpurbe ber 8auer'
laubnibiaetn fir bas rere @ebduoe De,
@ebdube Der Stem Sort 2ife=S niurare'
COMPANY, @de ber 2. Mpe. uno 5
Strabe. ausgeifelt. Das @ieIengedub,
nitro 81, 100, 900 toifen uno ioQ ant L
Scat 1890 ferttg iein.
- Die 8anttIdrangen bel
MonatsApril beliefen iia .allf $l5,179,
O28 26, ee9en $13,820, 625.21 gu BET
ielben Bet oes 8~rriabres.
-Sm Qaufe bes Monats Mprit natn
bic Yoliaei $40 @erbaftaueen por
Der Gleyt oeS carbohydrates colec
tirte gu berielben Belt $2127.6O.
-Dte TN Mpril regtftrtrten @runb
t etgentbumsz nebertraguneen re
prdfentirten bic @eiantiumn,e bon So,
~527,767; lestes Sabr tuaret es So,
621, 522.
:. vgtber" 8. M. Stetpart bat JET
i. bic stu5lfte 9tbelltIage geeeu 81
: .Tri6une' losgelafen. SIM @an3e
uerlanet ct bte &letnteteit bon $4,000
Shaoeneriat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
Uetne Ganoi@mbe

@lace unb Seibe, fir 9erren unb Oa:
men, bic id5nfen unb neueifen Griib:
iabrs= unb Spmmerfarben III GROCER
Muspabl gu mdBisen 9reiien Bel 6rau
q, 8. @rpomtan, rs Oft Ste strabe,
ct. Saul. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09

2e,bifaQ al, Der gde Der s. unb Solar.
StraBe S T aus, pelHes 10 ralph
I'm fi& srif. bab 8ieroe, @asen uIp,
flir nit Weiihe 9erettst perben tonnten.
Oas @ebduoe branute ppafdnoia ME.
Der. Ser Sdaoen bon $4,000 lit burG
8ert&errn8 gecedt.
Die 22.idbri9e Dienfmaao Ma,t
Garlicn ertrdnttet In einem @aIer.
fefel ihr &ino. Die M6rSerin murb,
bprldufs in bas itdoiiIhe 2rantenhaus
berbradt uuo miro ipdter Dor b,
S&ranfen Der @ranb Surp sefelt tpsr,
ben.
Die lette bonn Senat paIFrt,
9ausbia 112, betr. tlnfal. uno 0ebens
8erkherun8s@ eIeai@aften, tuuroe bon
Staatsiecrstdr Gutter In einsm 9apier
torb entbedt! 9a lie vperIore,
9~eSaugen" mar, tpn,te ite bonn @ouuer
i.eur niat unter;etfnet weroen mi
6arun aud nidt In @siessstroft tire
ten.
Der Sreit Der gferbebabn
fltti1er lit 3l enoe. Dieieniaen aut
ider, tpelte BON Der @eleaiHaft tpiebs
0n8efeut tpuroeu, arbeiten rnl, su bel
tstnerseit pom Der Company reSucirtel
4rsiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
&rantemG Duties TIT folgemoen
nnteraikum0ssW eretmet.
81. Sster's.l lnteraisuuas.gere

Bpui erffen Wtrntag TIM Nai 1889 bis suur erfen
Niunto9 i'm SUM 1889 behett ans ~folseunen 6erren:
Oberer Oifrit:
Aodm Stab. SAB Nice ctr. GILBERT Galabo. s7s
Eet z. ctr. Nsareelan Siesp, 269 Carroll ST.
llnterer DiRrid.
Senrp S9arfbiIia. 1913 &onfp Gtrase. Spiest
Seemorn, betm 81. tihstatb Bri tier, Cd Q. StrnEe
anton SGiemoustp, 2le On Is. ctr.
Sacpb S@nittus, Gecr., $40 Gappur ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
ct. grant ,. Gales lateraasnnas.Rereia
sur ben Nonot Nm I8se

OIL NSu ItuIuL Utut I6oy.
Ghmint Sos. IT'S 8utternut. - Gndfer ssps. gn,
rrntu snn Naioee:-G4led 2epnhorn, 9S7 GEsf tie.
&efercs Dthrttr S9mitt Subert.
u. AHeh Gecretdr. 7Ss u. I. Gtrase.
Nrbester gosltte.-gbas. aouer. pr5Hseut g..
colbert Souisr, Better SieIen, Srars SpppIsr. Spborn
Tereiien, 6rdn5 3ofer, 8eu. 9Dbann GtarIha, Set.
Ssne, Die drbeit sn geben mimi len, iurie Acne. bic
arbeit indssn. mSsel I'D sefanisf On oas cbise Gouits
uenneu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
ct. 9leaacns tlnteradtnmssswt SCREEN

aaeub s@nisius, seer, s4s wappur 9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-09
9omatcion'S elias 8Io6
Stpre,
Sde ber 6. unb NtcpIIe
o

tpirb In bteier ISOLDE tpobl nit btelen &du.
fern ansefiiqt ietn, benn Ser idbrlt9e Mai
8argatns8 erfauf ftnbet ftatt. ltniere Sc.
fer nerben ~beionbers auf bic Mobels un6
EeppidsN btbeiluns aufmerfiam semaht.
Die Breiie iin6 nie6ri9er als tpie anbers.
no. Wan ioute 6ieien 8erfauf ntdt bers
fehIeff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21
RDCCATHONAL.

"Now, Haaman, captured by the host
Of the king Of Syria, was q great man with
his master, and honorable, because by
him the Lord had given deliverance unto
Syria; he was also mighty man in valor
but he was leper."
The above was the text Of very pow
erful and searching sermon we had the
pleasure Of listening to q few evenings
since.
The eloquent divine explained that
Haaman was q great and powerful man
socially and politically force in the
kingdom Of Syria; "but" he was leper.
There was one drawback.
From this the worthy preacher justly
drew the conclusion that there were many
exalted and noble men among us. Still.
It matters not how high or respected .
man may be, there is always a defect
somewhere; that we all have our "buts"
an aphorism which extends to all man
kind, including even the ''fair SEX"
As we sat under the "droppings Of the
sanctuary" and listened to the inspired
words, our thoughts took more worldly
range, and, whilst accepting the truth Of
the statement-in invitum-as far as q
personal application Is concerned, we won
dered II the same Just criticism might not
apply to municipalities, and, particularly,
North Yakima2
We need better school facilities. Our
rapidly increasing population demands
other, new and more extended accommo-
dations. "But" II We must have new
school house, where shall IL be located2
The personal interest Of one says here,
"but" another desires Il there; and thus
Il goes all over our city, county and ter
ritory. The "buts" are depriving our
children Of proper school privileges, stag
mating public improvement and growth,
and, for aught We know, keeping the ter
ritOry out Of the union.
Here In our city the envy and selfish
ness Of the ''buts" is unproductive Of good
results, and, Il not needed, win generate
narrow public policy which will stiAe
all progress.
We In this beautiful city cannot afford
to be under the rule Of the "buts," and
must in self-protectiOn "but" them into o
broad-gauge method Of looking at things.
About the best proposition 70 commence
with Is q new school house Of elegant and
suitable equipments for our children, and
"but" the matter Of location around I'M
til We suit the necessities Of its patrons,
the children, without regard to the spec
ulative wishes Uf those who have lots
to sell.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21

The firm Of 1. H. Dills 4 Co. are put
ting in new shelving in the store now oc-
cupied by them, and, in order to make
room for new goods, will dispose Of white
unlaundried shirts at IS cts, linen fronts ;
an wool underwear from q a suit up
wards. The only establishment in the
city that carries full line exclusively Of
gents furnishing goods. Also, we would
remind the people Of North Yakima that
We will sell our winter stock Of underwear
very cheap rather than carry It over to
another season.
WILL Be PRRPARED.-A Tacoma paper
says, in speaking Of the removal Of the
capital: "When the hour Of conflict ap-
proaches Yakima will be prepared ior
the fight, not with her ammunition wasted
in futile effort to create q "boom" on q
future possibility, but with her batteries
loaded for victory with the confidence Of
success"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21
Personal.

DR.. Monroe, after long siege Of sick
ness, is again about attending to his pro-
fessional duties.
Boyd A. Cunningham, secretary and
treasurer Of the Mckee company, left on
Wednesday for Portland.
P. W. Law, Fred Reed and J. P. Pugs-
ley, Yakima real estate men, were regis
tered at Tacoma during the past week.
Nicholas Mccoy left Wednesday for the
Sound country with the intention Of tax
ing in Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria and
Portland.
DR.. w. II. Hare and John Wallace
have formed q co-partnership, and are
now engaged In the real estate business
at Ellensburgh.
W. D. Roberts, who is in charge Of q.
W. Hunts sawmills In the Cle-Elum
country, was in town Wednesday and
subscribed for the HERALD.
d. A. Mcdonald and Miss Ella Dunn,
daughter Of Capt. Robt. Dunn, Of Konne-
wock, were married at the Guilland house,
Monday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Walker.
Ira NJ. Krutz has been confirmed by
the senate register Of the North Yakima
land Office, and writes that he will arrive
here and enter upon the discharge Of the
duties on March 1.
Agent II. G. Humphrey, Of the North
ern Pacific company, Is daily expecting
the arrival Of his brother, G. W. Jones,
Of Wisconsin. Mr.. Jones has been in
very poor health Of late, and comes here
in the hope Of lettering his physical con-
dition.
Herbert Folger, manager Of the Port
land branch Of the New Zealand Insur-
ance Company, represented locally by
Rodman & Eshelman, was in the city
last week and paid the HERALD friendly
call, high compliment, and the price Of
yearly subscription.
Watson c. Squire passed through the
city to-day en- route for New York to at
tend the centennial celebration Of the in
auguration Of George Washington as
president Of the United States, he having
been appointed by Governor Semple a
commissioner to the celebration from this
territory. Ex-Gov. Squire will also attend
the Harrison inaugural ceremonies.
E. Cory, formerly Of North Yakima,
but now rancher near Waterville, Doug
las county, has been in the city for the
past week. In addition to falling heir to
property valued at t25, 900, by the death
Of distant relative, Mr.. Cory has one Of
the best claims in the uppercountry. He
is lucky man, and the HERALD wishes
him, as 1t does all Of It's subscribers, long
life and continued prosperity.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21
Administrators Notice.

In the Probate Court Of Yakima County, wash.
ingtOn Territory.
In The matter Of The Estate o. Anne Hill,
Deceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed Admins.
traitor OF the estate OF Anne Hnl, deceased, and
notice n further given 10 all persons having
claims against the said Anne Hin or debts or
claims against George j. Hill, surviving hus-
band Of Anne Hill, that would constitute com
munlty debts Of the said Anne and George J..
Hill. to present them 10 me at the office Of H. J..
sniyely, attorney at law at the court house in
the city Of North Yakima, In said county and
territory, with proper vouchers within one year
from the date Of this notice or the same win be
forever barred.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of February, A.
d. 1859. GEORGE J. HILL.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21
Pronpt Returns.

Messn. MacLean 4 Reed, agents Pa
cifc Surety Co., North Yakima, W. T.
GentleMsR.-I take pleasure in acknowl-
edging receipt Of twenty dollars (s2O.OO)
the amount Of my claim under policy No,
ll49 for two weeks indemnity; also the
prOmPtness, as it was only one week from
filing my claim until receipt Of draft.
Very truly yours,
2lw2. JULIAN +. MINNER.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21

Having passed through . year In which the
Trade has been 90 great that immense inroads
a sacrifice, those Goods known to the Trading
Public a.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21

DR.. Monroe, after long siege Of sick
ness, is again about attending to his pro-
fessional duties.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21

Although the HERALD Is new in the
journalistic field, It would like to say q
good word for q worthy contemporary and
extend fraternal greeting. The Orting
Oracle is almost as recent an enterprise as
the HERALD, and It gives evidence Of
being financial success, which IL GER
tainly deserves; for Of all the well edited
papers in the territory, 1t certainly ranks
among the best. It is also neat typo
graphically, and the community in which
It is published should give 1t a hearty
support.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21

AMATEUR DRAMKrc ESTEKTANNKST.-
The literary societies Of Prof. IAwrence's
room in the public school viii give dra-
matte entertainment ct the opera house
on March Q, entitled The Danger Signal"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-21
Administrative Notice

In the matter Of The Estate Of Henry d.
AerVin, Deceased:
Notice 10 CFeditors
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons having claims against the Estate of
Henry d. heFwin, deceased, 10 present the same
with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned,
AdministIatFlx OF said estate, at her residence
In North Yakima, W. T., within one year from
the date Of this notice or the same will be for
ever barred.
MAGGIE Z. MERwIN,
AdminiF.ratrix Of said Estate.
Dated February Is, 1859.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-06
A Deep Artesian Well.

The deepest artss!an we'll IN tks world
Is now claimed IS supplying the baths at
Pesth in Austria Hungary. !, 10 said 70 Do
$40 feet deep and supplies 1900 gallons
daily at temperature Of l53 degrees Fab
This temperature does sos Indicate that
ali the water comes from the ful depth Of
the well; a. the average assigned increase
In temperature from observations ia deep
wells and mines has been found 70 be one
degree Fan for each 90 feet in dsp.h b@pw
the phne OF stationary temperature,
which IA Toe temperate zone Is bctwsen =
aud 30 feet, the variation being probably
due 20 variation In the annual mean sar-
face temperature and The conSscisvity Of
the rocks beneath. The increase Of chs
degr8s Fan IN 20 fses gosld indicate q tam
perztore Of lis degrees Fab. At q deysh Of
9. 40 feet. vhsle sc Increase Of one degree
ia "A feet, as fosnd IA soEae o;esr deep
borIngs. would indicate . Temperature Of
30 degrees q: tie bot,srn q thss wei. TINS
showing % al probability th&; tbs Gov q
the wei "a made up cf tzso--ng streams
o. vn-ious deptss- The t---g for bot wa
ssr fos heasl1s purposes. IS has ben i4.ssy
srSgeste6- wo1d be subjected 20 tho In
Eur OF md streams. uh.1h, II sS1t Of ~
psIsns. would i2rgssy diminish t5s s0pply,
and foEs itrnit the scseEae for taprieg tos
susse-r.neaa heat Of the czrzh--Ecseas<ao
Aasersczn
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-06

JOANNA BtILLIE, poet and playwriter Of
great renown, was never married.
SIsTER Dora, the brave spirit Of English
pest-houses, whose story is as q helpful
evsngel, was the bride of the worlds sor-
row alone.
JANE PORTER lived and died an old maid
The children of her busy BRAN were ''rhad-
deus OF Warsaw and 1.-THE Scottish
Chiefs" which have moved the hearts Of
millions with excitement and tears.
MARIA EDoEwoKTH was an old maid. II
was this woman's writings that first sug-
gested the thought Of writing similarly 70
Sir Walter Scott. Her brain might well DO
called the mother OF the WaverIy Novels.
FLoKEscE NIGHTINGALE, most gracious
lady, heroine of IDkerman aDe Balaklsva
hospitals, has, TO tho present written
Miss" before her name. The man who
should marry her might well crave &C take
the name OF Nightingale
ELIzABzTB, OF England, one Of the most
iliustrious Of modern sovereigns. Her rals
over Great Britain certainly comprised tho
most brilliant literary age Of the English
speaking people. Her political acumen Wa
put 10 as severe tests as that OF any ether
ruler the world eger saw.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-06
CURIOUS FACTS.

NOT poisonous reptile. insect or plant
Is found in the Puget Sound region
WoNEN have got Is per cent OF the s2e,-
600 divorces granted in the United States IN
the past twenty years.
IRE twentieth anniversary Of ones wed
ding is not celebrated. 1t is considered un.
lucky TO do so.
SEVERAL cases of blindness are reported
among observers Of the sun during the
eclipse IN California
No CHILD born IN Aspinwsll. on the 18th.
mus of Panama, has ever reached the age OF
twenty-one years.
Miss SANGER. President Harrison,s type
writer, Is said 70 be the first woman ever
employed at the White House Ia a clerical
capacity.
ALMOST every day there are men at Castle
Garden who assert that they are in search
OF and willing 70 marry any bright and in
;ehigsnt emigrsnt girl who plesses their
fancy.