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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
REsyLT OF RECKLEsSxEss.
Nearly = Fatal Mishap Mt the City
Deck YESTERDAY.

A man called Gray. who formerly
worked on board the Hayward, came
near meeting with serious accident
yesterday afternoon at the south end
of the City deck. The North Pacific
WAS lying At her slip, the tide being
low az the time. when Gray. desiring
20 hold conversation with Albert
Brydsen, stevesiore of the North Paci-
nc, who was engaged on the lower
deck. took short trip 10 get on board
by walking down the chute
The latter was not only dangerously
steep but slippery as vel. and Grsyss
feet shooting out from under
him, the man was preespitafed
into the water, his head striking the
edge OF the chute as he fell. Brydsen,
assisted by others. placed running
moose around Gray's body when he
arose to the surface and drew him on
deck. more frightened and chilled by
immersion than really injured
1t was due TO mere reeklessress that
the mishap occurred, as there was a
gangway leading from the wharf 70
the upper deck when Gray preferred
the most dangerous route He may
feel thankful that he escaped 50 easily
as had the suction drawn him under
the boats side, his chances OF life
would have been few.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
THEY DID No WRONG.
SO says Justice Isnes in the New
castle kint Cases.

The riot cases against Malarky.
conroy, Morley. Woods and Terranse.
which were taken under alyisement
by Justice jones on The nth inst.
were finally settled yesterday by the
discharge 81 all the defendants.
Before the cases were decided
Thomas III. Cam appeared for the
prosecution and made an argument
Tor the maintenance of law and order
and the binding over az the defend.
ants. Junias Rochester. for the de-
tense. argued for the dismissal q his
clients on tae groal 4 that the charges
against theta had net been proven.
The magistrate evidently took this
siew OF the ease and hy the siiScha-ge
OF the prisoners settled all the New
castle Et0t eases 80 tar as che courts
are concerned unieSs the attention Of
tae next grand Jury is called Ia shem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
THAT DIsArPEARaNcE.
Atnt icxaased Go Sw ia<sie His
Creditors.

Nearly Io1 employees OF George Iios.
TIE contractor, who disappeared on
friday last. have heem Arshlnz for
hasa IA vain in all conceivable lireo.
Cons. lie has gore 10 the springs ~
resassn.
heeent developments indicate thar
L-os was not robbed and Murdered, -
Vas a. AFs; Supposed. Ii Is alfnesg al
assured faet thai he aeyansed With
ahoat Slice in coin which belonged 4,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
Business Chances.

EELLEyUK H0TEIs-Ffve years lease al q
10 nainas fiSares a-sf~eaass fu-nsrnre FOR
100 roauas AID paraozs. hasa rooms, fsnn-
dry, etc. so- 81 Sc. FarnstGse = werth
tbs
GROCERY ETsEk-sssck AID lease s-.zse
ROOT saa sHoS STusk-Ssore aid 10;
g. A stock " cost,
rAxyEgY opening. s<sn-
FIgsiTrsK FscTogY -Iusessss for ss!.asa
SAW siLL--Fayi.y property, s7.eoss hal
tnrescSs ~ szEse rate
LOGGING sAMP--crmplste oEtft and IL
Eea.Ha feet q fimhsz, N.osa
NAxTFArTuEy- Oze-thirs % oue-hAlf IN.
fesess In misunderstanding establishment
q. 10 =ase a ssz1e foE the whole. TAs
profits are a. % 20 per essk. and tSs
warks AZ crowded vita crsesx- 4
mariner Il desired Sso e&1 kasp fas
books. aid AZ ~ aassaess n1azaage-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
Acres For Plating.

NiDIS0S SrEEkT-Tes acres. cleared AID
level: for very few days. us.pn-
LAKE IyloS--Ten acres on the west SIDE
OF the lake. se.oo Everysing else in the
vicinity Is plated
KiRkLAkp-Ten choice serss a. x2oa
K1EkLASe-Slxty choice acres. with near
ly half . nile Of the very best wates
front, ~ $40 an acre.
KfRkLASD-Twenfy acres 81 SEQ
Observation-Disclosures c acres At 50
SALuoS BAI-Choice 80 acres 8. salmon
bar. ~ siso an serc- Owner rseis
money az once and ossrx By Ear the
cheapest srscs In that vicinity Land ad
iosning Is selling IN bots.
LAKE wASHixG7os-Twenfy acres nes,
LAKE Washington almost directly op
possse Kirkland. At 500 per acre Sew
enty acres adjoining sold some time agt
for sla.nA
UNION EAf-Sa acres near yes,er's Nil, q
Ax<E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

J. ssronach. superintendent; OF the
Portland office Of the Pacific Postal
Telegraph Company. arrived in town
on last nights train. Mr.. Stronach
ccntempsafes erabarking in business
II, Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
THE Sic IoTTEgY AT HgI.EsA

The Montana Investment Company os
Helena III. T., Is disposiag OF the $500 CO
Aborn House. Dies Mcines. Ia. by q draw
ing. March 50 Tickets, selling AZ s. fcr
whole ones, and 81 for ffths. is cash
prizes from 1000 down. ere also offered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

0aly half value for this week. We viii
sell large lot CT sample pairs OF ladies'
npe button boots that are worfh <35e. ~.
81 20. s.. and 81. al for s9-so Tokiss, Sing
eymsn, Il Co
81 2s-Heavy dress silk. warranted TO
wear. marked down 20 81 q Chester
rle4ry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Having tried the effects Of the concen-
trstad extract OF Oregon kidney Tea. We
chesyfuily bear witness TO IT'S beneficial
agency In affections OF the digestive or.
gans- Il is simple. safe and sure: il Il
easily taken and restores healthy vitality
10 The organs IL Is intended 10 operate upon
with assured success
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

| Special auction sale for ladies to-day At :
| p. M OF watches. ieweiry and diamonds.
!. y. Smith 4 Son. us Front street
IL yoa want . bargain don't fail 20 see
nay $50 lot on Millssreet cable line, soxi2S.
George Derffel. Commercial street.
This Is lamp week At chiiberg d Sons.
Be sure and see thom.
1senday for ceuts. Toklas. singermsn &
Co. q
2se-A lot Of ehileren's cloth skirts at
the sale. 2sc- Chester Cleary.
White wash goods discounted. They all
go for less than half price. Toklas. Singer
man & Co.
see Derfrsl's West Seattle Park addition
advertisement
Flood gate Of bargains IN al wool and
bait wool dress goods. Tokias. sIngernan
& Co
sc--Dsessing coEahs; your choice II the
sale. Chester Cieasy.
lyon are in need Of fine shoes az about
bali price attend cur great rlearing sale.
Toklss, slngernsn 4 Co.
Positively the cheapest ios In the city.
ny $40 lot On Mill-ssssct cable line IN Yes
hers ssrst addition, 6Qxl2.. George narfses.
Commercial street.
Bargains in al kinds OF lamps at y
Ihilherg & soa's
Trafonsse kid gloves. the best in the
world Tokias. singeEn,an 4 Co.
lie; . lot Of hsndkerchiefs. yoar choice
ic. Chester Cieafy.
| morning we win unload. Toklas. Singer.
man 4 ca.
Pat 40 IN one Of uay lots on Hsfl-strces
cable Ane; adjoining lots sell for $1,000 70
t110s are eoxIas: best bur in seattle.
George Dorsfel. Commercial street.
| Far below cost. We viii SCI Gao pairs In
sanfs kid button shoes. fall kid irsnaned, :
30 6. for sec- Twenty eases mems A cali
lace shocs-the n0iyersal price East Is a.
for 81 as Toslas. sfngeruaa & Co
se-fxrgc sire towels. at tie sale. Ches-
| ter Cleayy.
Ten pounds steak for 81. Star Meat Mar.
ket, ColnEh ia street
@sc--allwcos dress goods, az The sale
\ Chester gaesry.
| 1s<c-sa and sc dress goads naagkc<i
4 down 20 1A@e. CAexte- Ciexry.
1 sevenseen pounds e<s5i1nx hees. 81. ssz,
Meat Market. Columbia street
| This week only. TaklaS. ssngerman A
| Co. viii sell so tslrs OF ladies pebble goa'
bHst0a shoes. every pstr wsrraated 10 b
| eoan'srs, weT1a 4, tss 81 s.,
Great harrasns IN ssrsss goo.@s al The sale.
Chester cle&ry.
| Crest bargains AZ ne saia cAe-se;
Cses-x.
s7sse- Al linen hleSehe5 table daTnazk
CAesEes glssrs.
iSs4c--Tabie linen, Chester Cissry.
Shes Department. Takfzs. ssngS-n1Aa &
Ca. Ladies IN need of fine sAoes. Dew j
yoGr time We have decided ~ close cut
SO pairs the entire ire Of Huuea & Fort :
Rochester shoes fhey ar tse aeess
French aid tntsosa steex, fcTEe.iy sold for
Sc 50. for g. 81 Texas. siagsE-aasi & Co
8. ss-A Nre Of heRsy waking Jackets:
az SizcS Chester CiSary
Seventeen ssc1assS esrzs3 best scr s.
Scar seAs MaTkss. c0suEatsz street
sr~A izna % geRfs socks marked down
10 10 = y.A3r. Chester fsas&ry.
Cd Nne 90 ladies' Ese riAls4 vests
marked dUwa la Ssss. Chester Gsszzy-
Great ssEe tbs week Chester Gear
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s. ]. MCCORMICK.
special auction sale for ladies' to-siay 4,

Sold by stewart & Holmes Drug Co,
wholesale agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

ne InzF~rslss u F-saasy ssAzza rx1sennk
expedstlan ass fa< Y&ysx sryxsea sfse<
rs - 6}6rulEy. xzeg Axe n<sW n3
frusa - .zEe q az<ieoz 6ao9 s1a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Wh1eA they Assert wi<hout fear uT eaurrs.
asee.c1n. = the choacss< sTeE ozered By any
k-rn On Pgxss Sound

Wh1eA they assert wi<hout fear oI eausrs.
9sc<.NGn. - the choices. sFer offered by a-r
f-n On PeEes sourG
Choice Residence Lots.
TuIRTEKSTH STEsET = cAoiee los aex-
JzEzes szress. xis50c
TwKLKTn STEEET-Twa lets u tie south
wsxs corner af spTzr~ xn1 Twelfth
srreSsk There = = frontage Of Is fees
on Spring azd I'D en- TweEstk. H.-a
TWKLFTH STKExI-Twe Enc lots on
Twelfth street.. besween Ssewxrt ans. Viz
gznia- aEe block from ssree< cars. sasn
Tkss ara cleared and ready sor suis1inw.
Their exsa yazne today is $aCH
TWKLFTH STExKT-Tue lots cornes
Twelfsh and Marion. $1,000
ELEyKNTn S-UTT-Two lcts corner Elev-
cath and Caerry, H-sU.
TENTH STREET-Twe lots coraer Naaisc.,
end Tenfh. s7eN.
TKxTH sTEKEr-Carne- OF Tsrfh and
NINTH STKEET-scxse feef, corner NintA
ard Lsaes ssssa
ElGRTH sTEEKr-Two lots corner Eixhfh
ard x-s~~ <spfxA
go, s~.....-.
- - D~s soahsa
- -
ccrzss Eieventh street. ssDn
ihsLhn Askstk-Fans ios. eorner Egnsh
and NIL streets tnow Yesser arenuel,
with 10 fees front on Nil street: xssa0
JACKSON SfkKEf-Lots at from $50 70
sass OF Main. washington. Jackson,
Aihg sna A'Ane STREETS, between aweifin
sac Fourteenth
yACkSo1 SrHEET-Two lots near the
corner Of jackson and Green SIS, On the
cable roads. fer f1{gQ
KAsrERx AnDaTf0x-Fsne corner. $50
uap,S0x xrprrr-s.ss,,.. r,,-rs- sssa
CENTRAL ssaTrxK-Thres so.,s La. ,esr
~. rnx.-v-s- 80 80
-1.--n' - -s'.s :. 49, A1u ss>"s
ran AsSaiAVS-rine lcfs ssA
Eir~f Glass Q,ve;noce Dron-
cry.
FRoNTSrREEr-ruY, LEI. scxrac Zee,
On tne eas. sis,e az rrout stree, hesweer
Colanola ana Aarson- TITS adioins sae
Drew lot recently sold by Va The lot Ii
offered for two weeks only. At $5.ooo.
This = the greatest bargain on the street.
FRONT STREET Lot on the west side
Of Frnnf street. next to the corner OF Pike
This is fne property. On the lot II .
som residence which VII ceE.nand
sivo4 monsa renI s-aoe one-foufsn esxn
balance on long uine ~ Per cent
street. and another in the rear FACING on
rights and thus practically extend TO
deep water. On the property are whArves,
factories and business houses which win
rent for 1900 q month. Price, sioQ.no:
onefourth cash, balance on long time.
FRONT STREET-rnn lot az the
southeast corner of Front and Lenora
streets Inefe - sooS residence, now
occupied by the owner. TERMS; one-tnira
cash and the osaance "A one ana I've
2. 49, -, - - sA-e e1's i'es' ~.
"a .oc olosA. - sl-
FRONT STAEkI-fine lot on the east
@ :. oA. - s.'-iA
Aias4 leDs' sis
FRONT STREET-Frll lot on tac east
side OF Front street. between Stewart
and Virginia, including . small house:
$1,000 hall cash.
OMAERCIAL ST.-ss fest frontage
on Commercial street. between Yeslry .ay-
enue and Washington street, $4,000
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! = -
trrixxsassE az ard lxa1s On TIE SornAcA
g. Mnersa end n the MesxillA &n9 No
srazdS valleys In SaAxA<rn SsE Mexseo
srsss Terss- IA fakH Iran The Go HklU4e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

The past indicates the future, and
rs hitherto We have ever offered the
greatest values. we raise the curtain 81
this year upon a vast range OF mo-
mentous bargains.
We are again at Our Grand Semi
Annual ock-taking Clearance. This
means positive reductions all along
the line. Rich seasonsble goods sac
riicei in order 10 bring down the
great bulk of the stock to . normal
standard.
And we hare resolved, upon this
occasion TO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

IxyEsroRs REAs THIS PArEE--A
gentleman who wanted a partner to
invest capital in manufacturing en-
terprise made his desire known 60 the
world through the columns OF the
Posr-IxTEILIsEscKg. and on Monday
received an answer by wire from Chi
cage. An advertisement In the same
column brought an inquiry frcm Brook
iyn. These are everyday incidents.
illustrating that In no better way can
the undeyeloped resources OF the great
Northwest be brought 10 the attention
OF Eastern investors than through
fhe iaeaium Of this newspaper. which
Is daily read in every city OF the
Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Southern r. agdy eoHps.on WITH
depot handy 70 the slip On either side WI sxsad shAFss Ah
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23
|TOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 co.
CLEARING SALEI
Monday Morning, Jan. IA, 1889
Whirlpool Of Bargains!
CYCLONE In PRICES!

In reviewing the past lrar Ne are
reminded Of nsuch that Is ias<rest;ng in
oar business history. The ssso4zs-
IDEAS experienced in cur hes quarters
have been those Of markell Success.
The avenues o; trade We have struck.
and err famous sales Of those enor-
Nous stocks which We have been
called upon TO handle. hare encour.
aged Us IN oar best efforts 10 bring BE-
fore the people Of Puget Sound the big
gess bargains ever snhmlsted in eur
emporium.
A retrospect OF the year isSs shows
truth in our statements. honesty in
our goods. AID reliability il, our deal
ings. We now offer the balance Of
our fall and winter stock a . marked
abatement in prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

OnsgRvcTEp THE WALK. James
I.owden vas up before Justice Solder
berg yesterday morning on a charge Of
ohssructing the street In front OF his
fish and poultry market on lesier ave
nue., between South Third and Fourth
streets, with a large chicken coop,
which he had refused to remove when
ordered TO do so BY Policeman kinley.
He was fined 81 for the offense and
the justice told him 90 bring dozen
good laying hens in payment thereof.
When the chickens arrived his honor
discovered that eleven OF the number
we're cocks aud that one pullet eonSfi-
tuted the whole laying fierce of the lot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Dea 81 IA the DARK wElsn yaa S@a ges
1slars ~ cheap e. \. t'hltexrx & SaaS
k1.l f5nsshe.s saisSess hose. sxro s,Slr ssas =
eeats. fekl@s, >sagvgzza & co.
1e hsn6ksgeAseEs. Chester gseaxy.
A reaSoRzase sna ssAsaaRale sale CA
NisssSsSs sneFaiar We wsa cut tAe pgsees az
EN- e'SasseEses II iva, Tsklzs. Ssaxegsszn
= Ia.
sSeV,sa Saetssa sAle Tor aides "a aav az =
= - es w&ssases. sewetry snd elSraoEsS.
- b. >s1ifS & Ssasa. rs Erens street
ke-asssats IN es1g eseaysag safs Sos yke
ae&s week, E0Slsss = EeEgsaaa & Ca
Par eSsas gssst. s4ss-e0Ns ssoaale- y isItA.
1ress egsSs4s. Takl4s. SinrYrnssga a -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

SAYS lis Cor tr HosssTIy.-leon
Budeau. who was arrested on Monday
while trying TO dispose OF a gold watch
stolen from r. l.. Reeder. a sign paint
CIR from Tacoma. was brought before
Justice Jones for preliminary hearing
yesterday afternoon. He claimed that
Il time were given he could bring wit
;.esses IN prove that he came BY the
watch honestly. aud his ease was
therefore continued 10 this afternoon.
Mr.. Reeder was in court and identi-
fed Budeau as the man who was in
his room at the Oak lodging house .
sew minutes before the watch disap-
peared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Owing IL this ehsngszhle climate, i i
slisscrlk Is preserve a fsaF c9sza rsexsen sad
eur Pair ssSsers zre Annayed ~ raasxhneSs
81 the sksa. chaps. gTa n0se. esr- + ng-
hands night AID saognsaz. q clear ard
he&a;ny esyna niexlNn ca1 &c srSsssxe5
SID by stewart i Holmes Drag To, waeSss
sale Egeufx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Nss PolicEaAs. Henry W Rarr,
hate baggage agent Of the Seattle Trans
Ter Company, has been appointed to
a position on the police force, lie
has served a : policeman in the East
and has also done some very clever
detective work for railroad companies
by which he has been employed
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
THE snow AT TnE zoo.
WORTHY ShOW that has been Ora W.
ing Immense Crowds wherever
.. % HAS Appeared.

Winston 4 Harrington's dew Zoo and
museum will give entertainments in this
city in their tent, near the n. Y. depot,
Friday and Saturday, June Is and l6.
Among the many press notices Of the show
the HERALD selects the following from the
Spokane Chronicle:
The show in the big tent on Howard 81.
next to the Red Front grocery, is drawing
immense crowds every day and night.
Aside from the buffaloes, cougar, grizzely
bear, mule, deer, wolf. mule footed pig,
prairie dogs and alligators, there is u
panorama, which, Of itself, is Welt worth
the price Of admission. Messrs. Winston
and Harrington have really novel show,
and something outside Of the stale and
worn out exhibitions. Every visitor is
we'll pleased with 1.-THE entertainment, and
especially admire the fierce looking buffa'
Ioes, who eye the callers in 3 way that
denotes their wicked temperments. II is
the best show that has ever reached Spo.
kane,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
GOMCE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL EfATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUR.
IN Suance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
the County Of Yakima, Territory Of Washington,
made on the 3rd dAV OF June, Ibs9, In the matter
Of the Estate Of Mary L. Morrison, deceased, the
undersigned, the Administrator Of the said e.
tate, will sell at public sale and auction, to the
highest bidder, for onr-hAlf cash in gold U. &
coin, and the other One-half on six months time,
and subject TO confirmation BY said Probate
Court on Monday, the 24th day Of June, 1859, At
10 O'Clock a. IN. ut the front door Of the court
house Of Yakima County, Warrington Territory,
In North Yakima, all Of the right, title, interest
and Estate Of the said Mary L. Morrison at the
time OF her death, and all the right, title and in:
tereSt that the said Estate has, by operation OF
hW or otherwise, acquired other than or In add.
tiOn to thRt Of the said Mary J.. Morrison, at the
time Of her death. IN aud 10 all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land situate, lying and being
In Yakima County, and Territory Of Washington,
and particularly described Rs follows, to-wit:
The SEl3 Of SWi and lots 2, 3 aud OF section
20, township II n. X, ls east, containing Isl and
7s.lO0 acres, and lot No. In block No. 81 In the
City Of North Yakima, as the same appears Of
record IN the auditors Olice Of said North Yak
lima.
And also the west half Of the SEls and the east
half of the SNi1 Of section - In township u n.
z. 10 east, containing loo acres.
Dated June q, 1859.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Mary l.. Morrison,
deceased. lc6-St
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
Timothy seed at the I. X, L. "
Red clover seed at the I. XII. .


Timothy seed at the I. X, L.
Red clover seed at the I. XII.
-Baled hay for sale at the 1. XII.
Vegetable seeds in bulk at the l.
X. L.
Remnants in embrOideries at the
I. XII.
-AlIStyIes Of job printing at the HER
AID Office.
Potatoes only 50 cents per sack al
Bartholet Bros.
Go to BarthOlet BSOs. for your Yaki'
ma dairy butter.
-Myron H. Ellis has the finest line Of
neckweaF in the city.
Five hundred boxes Of soap at Barth'
olet Bros. only tl.25 per box.
Alfalfa hay for sale at Capt. Inver.
arity'S ranch. A LenOir, proprietor.
ALI Of the latest styles in gents fur
nishines are to b found at N. H. Eilis's. .
You will always end Morgan's "Giii
Edged" butter at Bartholet Bros. store.
Call for It. jeff.
IT,. p,..A.,,. ...,.,,. 49,.
n - p..oS-.n,~ -. -. - ~ -. -. -
Dsr bottIe
20 ahG See sno new japanese sOOoA
w.. 'ecsl'eo Dy M n EihS' successor %
-drocereS you must nave Groceries
We must sen. Lets uaoe and Doth DC
nSPPy' n"r'nO'e' n'OS'
John, when you go to town. Just step
IN at baEtnoiess ana GET me some Of that
elegant SAT- pork II Is DELICIOUS
One hundred thousand dollars 10 loan
on farm property by Goodwin, strobach
L Pugsley; long time, easy rates. -
-. -, -.,.... .,...,- A..
Biochemic remedies can now procure
them at Bushnelr's drug store for Is cents
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4 Want Of Consumer.

House-Niie-Here is some pie and cake
and coffee. Now, tell me how times are
90 dull you can not get work. Are We
suffering from overproduction?
Kansas City Tramp-Yes'm; there's
producers and not enough consumers
but me and the gang is doin' all We can
to counteract the trouble. Gimme another
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
Vining & Bilger's!

To THE FARMER AND GARDENER-Wee e.
pecially call your attention to the fact that
we are sole agents for Emerson TalCot 4
Co.'S Standard Reapers, wide and narrow
cut Mowers and Hay Rakes, Norwegian
Plows, CuJtivators and Harrows, Newton
Wagons, Badger Seeders, Feed Cutters,
&c. Come and see them.