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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
NOtice--Take Warningl
| Never Felt Better-A Pain
Statement.

IL 81 Wrssn e sasy esnesfa. Fais = e. eeF-
tifs taa} 4 sfss ksff a. e~erBes. - -
lfakgta 4se N E>t ct ks1s base s-Here4 tsr
tnH lass fsaH years alta s 1eslth. AAsat that
fillr Z s9f sssrFe uei3 slieh settled "a a8s
beaa ass t8rekr. aDa s8eF th4t fisBe ! haze
49, r.s44. attb444 apEaFeafis tbe S'tzstsst
81 f.sss-Fe 3 ata risastzBt eFeRFins et ml
cal-s lfos1 rs Hcst iut9 us threat a1f lssiHs
eser As -ses aga forehead After . .aeff
ttEis ! f.saa El4 stomach ~aS 5rsteuiHa -
fsslt5 Ils Az HFel lneGs SaS tinly fttle DIS
tfs - atbeE eaff = a4f i4FeE ga 1 sstsae b.-a
fnst { 1es-.1 aet sat ttrais aHYfhia- and IIfe
bte.llae s u-rara g. ltV. As s99B IS @Dafl
eat arsfefes lng stomach &eai4 nH altH gks
ana tnr oi>tfUse H1s something teIFiHts. AZ
llulxs ] sell1 iraf that as geiu2 Go die. 1
aoetgrfa nifn several good Physicians aHd
sfenI = great deal of money sithagt zuS
isslsht - fasssiL the .ast sIA months have
saaefed greatly l hS.l 70 s1ke ap niy >eaesl.
aud esul9 no1 40 anything About one monIh
AZ ! eAs rec 1afme4dca 60 - aud see Or
Eiheltsfi q. t0sBaG, a ~ hr9adnz zJ. this
efEs. After = careful ck1mtuAttQu Of nay case
az doctor told me That / ~as Suffering Ntth
earoaie eatarFh 81 BEAD. throat aud stomach.
aud fhaf ~ could cure me. placed myseif
under his care aud started treatment With
biHf fodsy 4 feri AS Vel - | ever did in ny
Hle and glsc this t-stifaUuS ~ my own Tree
wilt and accord that others suffering A. have
may KNOW - here theg may ma refici. aud
would recommend them a. call and sre the
doctor AZ 0ace. Martha Sweeney IA 81 Paul
Daily Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
ALUMNI PICNIC.
The High school People Have Pleasant
Time at ths Lake.


The Alumni of the High school of
this city for the years 1855 10 1890, IN
slusiye organized recently INTO an
Alumni association for the purpose OF
meeting once year and keep alive the
friendships formed during school days
The first annual picnic oi the asso-
ciation was held at the lake yesterday
afternoon and evening.
There were about two hundred pres
ent of whom $50 were girls. 1t looked
liked gigantic task for fifty boys 10
entertain l50 girls, bat High school
BOYS have been used 30 similar
state of affairs at all school PIC
mes since the High school ex sted.
and nothing daunied by Overwhelming
numbers, set tnemse Ives brayely al the
task, and did the best they could under
the circumstances.
The tables were spread u the grove
near the pavilion, and the picnic din
ner was sat down 10 at S O'Clock.
The program included a dinner az 8
O'Clock a ride on the lake and a d .s-
play of fireworks from the deck 81 a
steamer. Many parties of two and
four took little excursions IN row boats
with every sgn of enjoyment.
80 intgi. were the plcasure-seekers
in their enjoyment thatnO one thought
of returning 10 the city until a late
hour, and there was a large crowd -
come back in the last car.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Do you experience ringing OF buzEing noises
10 your ears.
D. you ircl as though you must suroeste
when lying DOWN
Are NO0 troubled with a hacking cough and
ggHeral debility
Are your eyes generally weak and watery
and frequently innamedf
Does your voice have husky. thick sound
and a nasal sort of twangf
l. your breath frequently offensive from
some unscc0untsble catiSrt
Have you dull oppressive headache. Eener-
ally located over the rycsl
DO YOU have 10 hawk and cough frequently
In the effort to clear your throat
Are You losing your sense OF SMELL anu Is
y0ut sense g: taste becoming duilcdF
Does your nose always leel stopped up. fore
ing you Ia breathe through your mouth:
DO You frequently feel dizzy. particularly
hen stooplug 10 pick anything OF the ioory
Does every little draught OF air aud every
slight change OF temperature give you coldy
Are you annoyed by "A constant desire 10
hawk aud spit out an endless quantity OF
Are YOU always tired and indisposed To exer-
tion. whether 10 business, work or amuse-
mentl
is great effort required To keep your thoughts
Fixed upon matters that formerly were easily
performed!
DO YOU rise from bed a. tired and weak
you were the night before and feel as though
you wanted 10 lie there forever!
The above are some OF the symptoms OF ca
tarrh and the beginning OF lung troubles. No
one scase In "A hundred viii have all OF them
but every one affected will have lew or many
of them. The greater and more serious your
symptoms the more dangerous your condition.
This class of disease Is treated very success
fully by Dr. Cosman at No. lto Monroe-st.
Dr. tOSman uses no secret noSfruinS, but
I cures diseases by the Skilifu combination OF
the best known remedies. applied IN the most
approved manner. and by using the latest aud
most highly recommended appliances known
10 the profession. tie thus produces results
| which speak for themselves In the many
! patients cured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
THE LIQUOR CASES.
Grady Convicted What Was Done VITA
the Others.


The superior court was occupied dur
ing al Of yesterday with the hearing Of
some Of the munIarious saloon cases
that till the docket. The case against
james Grady, for selling after hours,
which was commenced on saturday,
was concluded IN the afternoon and
given to the jury at 80. The case
against Duncan McIuncs occupied the
remainder of the day. The Grady jury
did not report until hali-past : O'Clock,
when lt returned a verdict oi guilty,
and the court reserved ats sentence
until tins morning. Grady afterwards
remarked that he would pay the fine.
and it was suggested that the sentence
might include Imprisonment. He de-
claTcd has intention 30 that event -
work ont ms fine Toy confinement. The
only other event Of interest was the
weakening of Prank PogodzinskL
several weeks since he was convicted Of
selling LIQUOR 10 a minor, and gave
bond 10 appeal the case 30 the supreme
Court. bnt the hot weather or some
other debIlltatug cause was too much
for the strength 81 hIs veriebra, and be
came into court and asked for sentence,
and Withdrew hs appeal. Judge Bur
lmgamc stopped flaming himself long
enough to fine hlm s., with the con
ComItant costs Of g. 80.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
A PRETTY ENTERTAINMENTS


= t4A1&s ~ p3ss
An entertsaaneat thoroughly unique
and refreshing loE is novelty Was that
Al The Westminster Presbyterian
church last might. IL Was
charming tttle affaa. and pat
ting Il IA the language of one of the
ladses. "sll who weFe not there ought
IA have been. IL MAS called The
Razar Of Dsvs" The lecture room of
the church uas beautifully decorated,
aud around the walls were seven little
booths filed with bright young girls.
blooming and tdushlng Ike roses.
dressed Ia the manner Of their mothers
on the days they were representing
lige first booth Was mimic Monday,
aa8 the young ladies were drcsssd az
Washerwomen. Tuesday Was ironing
day, and the falr occupants 81 tbls
booth were appropriately atilIed, and
were hard at work playing over the
board, and - on through the entire
week.
The Young ladies IN charge Of the
Monday booth were Miss,s Bertha Cur
tle, Jennie aftN anu AftafEit ft4lf
tuesday Misses Louis Ialiman, Edah
Sigh and Mary MathersOn; Mednes-
das, mcndng day, Misses Carrie Cobb,
kdith Pierce aud Robbie Hurst. Thurs
day, reception day, Master George
Hurst usher, and N - Anna Hurst host
ess; Friday smecpng day, Misses Bessie
Mlddlcomb, Clara kelsiorl aud Louisa
Tomhuson, s.,8lday. taking day,
Misses Grace tiTlswoid, Aetile B0st0ok
and George Sheppard; Sunday, church
day. Misses Nellie Hays, Keka klaasse
and 1arrle Jcnk
The entertainment was gwen by the
/ VI Ssi0n Band of the church and was
under the management of Miss Nina
Sheppard the superntendent, and
Mrs. Allme Harrington. The muse
Was furnished hy what Was peculiarly
called by thc ladies the Church orches-
ira, composed OF Mis- Jennie Wells as
accompanies and Miss Bessie and Nh.
john Evans KlollnIsts.
The evening Mas ia every sense
remarkable one and all of the paftJcl-
pants deserve the highest credit for rs
perfect success.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
DR.. Ethelbert O. COSman,

Late of the Cincinnati College of Medicine
aud Surgery Cincinnati. Ohioi. has Offices at
Rooms ! aud ?. No. 100 Monroe-st., Grand
Rapids Mich, where all curable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption, Bright's Disease. Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes speciality.
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail. 81.
onice hours o 20 IL a. m. toi p. IN. and TO
: .. nj. sunday 10 p. N.
Address all mail To Dir. L. o. COsman, Rooms
/ aud ,. No. l05 Monroest, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

WAsHfEeToH july The reduction
in the pui6c dett during the past
month. s. shown hy the statement is-
sued from the Treasury Department
today wss Sc 20 .o29. and fos the fiscsl
soar just closed 9ss .953 go During
the preceding hseai wear the delt was
reduced SlI5.sl3 $50 The total de',t
now, less cssh in the TREASURY. issl H7f.-
s8f eZl The neft8sh gr aCiual sufplas
in the treasury, today, ~ 81 f.s 90,
aga net 2 l3a 30 80 year ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
LOVES YOUNG DREAM
Rudely Shattered and Divorc. is
Longed for.


Longed for.
Addie Richards Brigham yesterday
filed suit through her attorney, +. A.
Dapper, against her husband, Fitchem
Brigham, for divorce. The petition
alleges that these unhappy people were
married IN the rosy month of June,
1854, and that after living together for
some time on the farm OF the defend
ants father at Englishyille, he became
abusive and cruel. 1t says that they
subsequently moved to tins city and
that here he abandoned her, taking
with him their two children whom he
still has. The plaintiff is an industrious
domestic and wants her children. The
cruelty complained of is that he was
rough IN his treatment of her. used bad
language to her and failed TO provide
for her
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
FRAUDULENT BUTTER.

5 uap Held fof Trisl Tor selling ol.s-
afrsrfoe-
United State Distinct Attorney g.
Chase Goodwin got back from Manstee
yesterday. where he had been - repre-
sent ,hc Government in the e1smins-
tou of BcIl0ws Brothers A Iockbert
before E0nmiss OuCr Abby for selling
olo0msrgafne without having psio tax
They werr bold over - the next grand
iufy n tee sgm oi 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
This list is furnished by W R. scrIOner.

This list Is furnished by ". K Scribner.
cal estate dealer ~ PeaH 81;
Moses G. Sessions 20 Altha J. Wright.
81. n lot H. blk &. BTadfoTds add so
Joseph III. Martiu 20 Albert Babeock.
part lot !. bik p. Kcminsions add .-.- opo
Esther Carpenter t0 Mary Elsion, lot 3.
Tanner a MilleT'S sub -..-.. .-.--..-...... i,3b5
" vile. lot :, biz &. Powers PARIS add -. 1000
James a. Rooney to John Durpcc, lot %,
blk ?. HoeeboOms add ....-.---..... 20
George ID. solomon 10 Charles r Mrf-
cer. n45 n lot ;. bik /. Ellsworth. add. a.opo
Rachel A. EubedeW 10 John ID, Lewis.
lot l.. citizens plat. Ada.-.-....-.....-.-.-. 40
George n Davis to Lyman ;. frink,
lot g. blk l. Campau's ID add-.............- lll3S9
John q. Spoontr 10 Creighton hiiigore,
Blk 81, Cedar Springs .....-...-.----.-..-.-. 800
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
A ONE-HANDED THIEF.
An UngratefuI wretch who steals From
Those Who Feed Him.

An Ungrateful wretch Who steals From
Those Who Feed Him.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon
a man with but one hand called at the
house of John Hoogerhyde, 4S3 Broad
way, near Leonard-st., and asked for
something to eat Mr.. Hoogcrhyde's
mother complied with his request, and
stepped ont OF the room for a lew
minutes, and whensherctuTned theman
was gone. as was also o fine sllve =
watch. winch had been hanging on the
wall. Mr.. HOogerhydc soon gave chase
and captured his man after a lively
run IN the woods near the g. 4 ". VI.
junction. He recovered his watch and
the patrol wagon took the thief g. the
lookup about u O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
MAITER W HUME.


Commencing June %, the Michigan
Central and lts eastern connections VIII
run q through line of elegant. new buf-
fct sleeping cars through from chicago
81 Bar HarbOr. VIA the Niagari Falls
and the White Mountains. without
change. Connection VIII Co. made At
Niagara Fails with through ecper 20
CLAYTON. where connection W made
with steamers 70 the Thousand islands,
Alexandra Bay, Montreal ard Quebec.
For fuil and detled information n
regard 10 these summer resorts, and
the wav % reach them, send lX cents
postage for "A Modern Pilgrimage
pad summer tourist rates. to -. ".
Eug1les. General Passenger snd Ticket
Agent. Chicago. Ill.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

wish - cali tae stffnt gn - COM
rades ard friends fSat J haVe fine as-
sartnentof photographs 0f TIE Soldiers
Home. framed ~ Wfb0ut sf s. i0w
rrsee. 80 every sns can cet tbeEa. fley
are 81 ray Cr1 faa - - plcase examine
them Iney sre on the Gag for - the
reading r09Fa an8 cf4iee FffaF com
1a1c. 4guTz Nu5E = 3 hISsDALz..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

The Legislature appropriatcs $1,000
for additional Soldiers Home facilities
The sum is not large bat the added
comforts 1t provides VIII be- very accept
able To the old soldiers. Michigan can
not treat them too well and should
never pinch pennies M providing for
their needs. -NusEeqoa Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

should n hs preparations avail hm-
SIT of tbe fun aud deta ed Iutouua-
too gwen IN she Nichlgsu Central
summer Tourist Rate Book winch wli
ho issued n few dsvs snd cent - snv
address upm sot atl0n lhe sammf
resorts OF tna f1s3 are fully ie-cfhed
and illustrated In new took entitled
A Modern Pig nage, SIX cents post
age. and toe Islaud Of Mac kn8c.
postage f0ur cents Address. mci0sne
stamps. Mr. - W Baecies. General
Passes niger and TIcket Agent, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Capt. Geo. r. Judd was married at
Aig0me. at the residence Of VIM Post,
the father OF the bride. - Ms NoIhe
Post. principal of the Leonard street
school yesterday afternoon, Rev. JAS.
IS. Bed Officiating.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

The fire department vas called cut
at noon yesterday ~ ihe explosion 81
. gasoline stove ~ the residence of
Mr. Morris. 124 Lagrsve-st. No dam
age was done
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Detective 4. smilh won't g. TIE
residence of John French. on Webster
So. yesterday, g. serve 8 notice or him
- kil he dog While ~ TIE door the
canine attscked the ofbcfr. and NJ
smith SHOT hlaa ln slf-fiefeuse
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Tho Grand Rapids Blow Ppe h Dut
Arrester Company has been bought cut
bv the Exhau st q Blow PIPE Company
II Chicago. it IS not stated whether
the factory wlll be kept up 81 this pisce.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Clara Orton, who was charged with
stealing q p0cket-bOok from q street car
when it vas dropped 10y a lady one day
last winter was discharged 10y Judge
Holmes Yesterday Her examination
has been hanging fire ~ the police
court for some time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

wrs Wns rsogh-ng crrup sNrn1f a.
-srs - nse6 for ehHfrea feetf ag Ef saefhas
re esssH scfffas re fBns Ts aH pan
ceres vfr9 eeir srf r. fAe hes1 r-rlesY for
alagrhox u ceEfs 59Ilt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Richard Eysa, the travelling man xho
was arrested f1r aesaulting isdF ou
Causl4t. Monday evening was fined
Us
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

Tns soft GLOW e tbe "a rise ls sc-
CURED ~ ladies mo use Poz9As
Comps lexfyu FgS4eT ITy u
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
SenSabIe Beunle

will have nothing TO do with "cure-
alls"-mediclnes that are advertised
TO cnre everything from a chilblan to
broken neck. Read the list of diseases
that DIR. Pierce'S Golden Medical
Discovery Will cure. Affections OF the
throat and lungs incipient consump-
ton. dlsordered liver, sore throat,
bronchitis. asthma, catarrh, ulcers,
tumors, and Swelllngs caused by scrOf-
ula and bad blood; fever ague and
dropsy. This seems a cure-all but it is
not. This great "Discoverv'' will
really cure all these complaints simply
because 1T purifies the bloed upon
which they depend andi builds up the
weak places OF the body. BY druggists.
"Nice weather Is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth." and you can
save lots of money by bringing your
Spring clothing for renovating, repair
ing and pressing TO the Eagle Steam Dye
House, No. - Canal-st., where all such
work Is done in first-class style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city aud
ages OF the parties;
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-03
W hat n Physician saws.

w hat n Physician says.
j. ". Loose, Rel Ciorer County. Detroit:
l cheerIully furnish the following for
publication:
Mrs. 5, age SO, cancerous face (cell
cancer, had tired many physicians,
and on presentation 10 me was a hor-
rbie sight to look upon. Nose partly
eaten away, deep pits IN checks, fore
head and chin. As a last hope [ put
her on LOose's Extract Clover Red
large doses internally, and as a local
application, | used the Solid Extract in
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and IN four months
was entirely well. Now eighteen
months since treatment. and 10 signs
of return.
JOHN j. WEAVER.
Liberation of the leg llndOlent III.
cerl. Recovered entirely after three
months treatment with your Extract
Red Clover and solid Extract Dressing
Now one wear since treatment, and ne
sign of return.
WALTER W. HUME.
Cancer of LIP and SKIN Disease
Your Extract entirely cured with thrc,
months treatment with Red CiOverand
Solid Extract Dressing. Now over a
year and 40 sign OF return.
H B
Secondary Syphiliswas entirely cured
by Red Glover Tonic IN three months
with none OF the after results. such a.
are left by mercury ln such cases.
If YOU have any doubling physl-
clans. they can write 10 me and | Wi
give them a full history of each case.
DR. W. II. NARNALL.
For sale 10y White Il White, druggists
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14


he vine announces that the president
has nominated Thomas n. Vance, Of
North Carolina, to be receiver for the
district Of public lands subject 10 entry at
North Yakima.
Now, who Is this Mr.. vanceH
He i sun Of Senator zebulOn B.
Vance, q North Carolina. 1.-THE younger
Mr.. Yanoe was . resident Of this territory
and had Identified himself with its inter
cts and bad shown himself worthy Of
The appointment he has Just received,
the fact that he Is the son Of one Of the
most obnoxious men Of the South would
cut no figure against him. He would
stand belors The people q Washington
territory on his own merits and no one
would desire 10 hold him In any way &c
eouniable for the political misdeeds Of his
iAtha. But while the people Of WASH
ington territory are liberal in their views
and practice, they are intensely loyal in
their scniimanis. They have not iprgOt-
Ten that there MS such q thing q slave
holdcn' rebellion against the government
founded b. them by their fathers, nor
have they forgotten that among those
who sought % dismember and destroy
this government and trample its Gag
underiOOt, no man was more hOt-headed
and intensely bent upon destruction than
the rebel general, 2. B. Vance Of North
Carolina. His bellieerent sentiments as
the governor Of his state have not been
ioFrotten. II hes not been forgotten that
be len NJ - in congress, after having
sworn 70 defend the constitution Of his
country and went forth TO assist in swell
ing the renlpo Of secession. For Gods
sake send rs one regiment and some guns
- quickly as possible. The fight Is rag
ing and Evans Is overwhelmed" This ID
the language Of one OF Governor Vanoe's
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14
n. Dud.s Latest I'D.
Bobby shaftOe'S gone to seq.
SILVER buckles on his knoe,
Hen come back and marry me,

-
siivsr buckles on his knee,
n Leon eoSe 49, oSS. s ss. @s',' ms
A dainty deo9tante' iair ss : summer
dawn' and eiad lko . Anownake IN gus
tenins Whi'e, sottly quo.ea these nneS
nom the old nursery ihyne ~ ms
sioanes dance last Monday night sne
was looking At young man VINO hao
Just entered the room. A NUMBER Oh
othef people were looking IN the same
direction, too' Tor the aforesaid young
man, instead o. beng arrayed IN the very
nnplctnresqae earo Wnicn u understood
by me term evening dress was eiad IN
knee-nfeeenes and q tallleaS coat In ms
wake came SIX otner young men N slnllaf
apparel. and admiratlon gre" IN tne
place o. wonder when every one had
AIRY taken IN the details Of TINS novel
and pleasing Innovation
The seven young men were Messrs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14
MCLEAN & Reed,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Yakima Avenue.
TO THE PUBLIC:
few Reasons why Yakima Washington
IN

Fiut-Because IL ,.R- eight Of the 6nest, largest
and most fertile valleys In Wash inIston territory
Immediately tributary to II.
eecond-The seasons are from four TO eight
weeks earlier than any other part q the north
west coast
Thlrd-Because we have the hnest and most
delightful climate In the Pacific northwest.
Fourth-We are destined to become the great
truck garden Of the coast, with q cash market
for our products on Puget Sound.
fith-Being centrally located, we are recOg-
Mined ~ the desirable place for the capital Of
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14

this territory into the Union he sought tC
destroy, and yet he thinks he would like
to have the name Of his son Tom added
to the long list Of bridadier's sons and
near relatives who have been appointed
to Office in this far-oG Northern commu-
nifty.
On December 4, 1851, John G. Brecken-
ridge was expelled from the United States
senate for disloyalty Che having left his
seat and gone forth 10 assist in pulling
down his countTy's hag) and yet John G.
Breckenridge, Junior, has been selected
and sent out from the South to fill the
high Office Of surveyor-general Of WASH
ington territory. Another prominent
Official position on the Sound was filed
by q rebel general from Mississippi. In
fact a majority Of appointments made to
places in this territory during the past
four years have been chosen from the
Southern states.
That Mr.. Vance will not be confirmed
and will therefore never come to take his
place may be set down as reasonably GER
tain, as ii is believed that even senatorial
courtesy will hardly be sufficient to 80
cure his confirmation. The selection Is
not merely q slight to Mr.. voorhees,, who
is not liked by the president, but Is an
injustice and insult to the democrats Of
Washington territory, hundreds Of whom
are more worthy to be honored because Of
loyal services to the Union than this
young scion Of great secessionist. There
Is no good reason for appointing men TO
Office in this territory from any Of the
states. There Is even less prOpriety in
appointing men from the South whose
only Recommendation Is that they are
sons or near relatives Of some rebel briga-
der. II is not that such men are person
ally objectionable. for they are not. On
the contrary they are as liable to be agree
able and pleasant socially and personally,
as men from any other source Of stock.
But since the reason for their appoint.
ment Is political, the objection to them in
this Northwestern territory Is also politi'
cal. People bese do not relish the idea
Of having Governor vanee's political ser
vices reccmpensed and hOnored at the ex-
pense Of Washington territory for the rea-
son they do not relish his political ser
vices.-SpOkans Falls Revier.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14

"A fine new line Of saddles, harness,
ETC., just received at C. E. McEwen's
shop, Yakima avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14
Now is The Accepted Time to Invest!

We have now listed for SALE In addition 10 the
Northern Pacific Lands, Of which We are the
local agents, aome Of the most desirable resi-
denee and business lots In North Yakima, to-
gether with farm property and garden traeti
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14
Notice

Twill buy for cash in the next ninety
days broken or unbroken horses or mares.
I have engaged A. E. Lille, Of North Yak
lima, as my agent to buy for me.
Nov. 7-3m. 7. E. GRIFFITH.