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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-04


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be president N The constitutional eahteRr
tiaRi aalaaa MI lha political aEAGlaa AEe
NWnu lte hAs NE iaslaa lFaeh and A.
maat nReHah E0les PladHpd ~ 10 elected
M lha hFut bAll0k His position WAS
iaElhaE strengthened to-day by tho VtllEe'
MeBl feA Inc aela VI Iudgp Turner, 4
spokane Falls The lalgeFa managers
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-04

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-04

Net aioRp peld, hut anthracite NlAl and
vbVy aod quality NJ limestone have
been dipeoytEed HsaF tewRI ~ N least
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
Pooling Washingtsus Railroad Traiis.

The Northern Pacific board Of directors
at their regular meeting in New York,
Feb. q, approved what Is called the ar
bitration contract, which is an agreement
between the Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific railroad companies to place the
control Of all competitive lines in eastern
Washington and Oregon in the hands Of
five managers, to be appointed by the
parties to the agreement. This will secure
all the advantages to both companies that
would have resulted from q joint lease
Of the Oregon Navigation, and at the
same time avoid the responsibility Of
guaranteeing dividends on that stock.
The only condition connected with the
contract Is the control Of the Oregon Nav
igation, and will be obtained through the
sale Of the Oregon Navigation stock, now
held by the Oregon Tfanscontinental, to q
syndicate. Asthe Oregon Transcontinental
owns majority Of the Oregon Navigation
stock, and Is four out Of six members Of
the Oregon Navigation executive CON-
mittee represent the Northern Pacific and
the other two the Union Pacific, and as
they are oil in favor Of this contract, no
difficulty is expected.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28

The usefulness Of the horse in many
ways Is known and recognized By 81, but
the following new sphere d actlun tuR the
noble animal, q furnished BY vineen-
mes, Indiana, correspondent q the Ohieago
Tribune, d q POSER: Minor Yccdmb, Of
westphalia, has bay mare that has d.
veloped . strange propensity for q ani-
NAL Of the equine species. She hunts
'coOus. The mare can rss''a coon =
well q the best trained coon de-. she
can track one BY scent alone asaccglaisly
and q truly q . hound. Whsn he ani-
mai trees . raccoOn she WIN Nigh md
paw around the iFes until n. yesumb
arrives to capture the coon. WhaA Oclp9
through the woods the mnre win ul1Don4
smsIl . tree, and u there b . 'cooa lAh
she win neigh until sssistance comA
Mr.. Yocumb often rides out On biz "ieoo
mare" and never faIls toFstnrn vim t1a
or three 'coons strapped aususs the oaee
Of his saddle. ,Thc mare ssems 70 d.lldht
in hunting. When che strikes nlil ~
viii drop her ncss down % he 1foela
and staEt Of . dog isol Whea spploesb-
ing the game, she pricts up hsf en- -
shows By her iriskins tIirt ahs - .
coon. Mr.. Yocumb would not part ql,h
the mare ct any price.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
ISrth Yakina.

The Portland 0rsOOniGn says editorially !:
Among the towns Of Washington terri
tory that are rapidly growing into prom
inence is North Yakima. It Is situated
in a country abounding in resources, II
has doubled its population within year,
and has prospects not inferior to any Of
the new towns Of the Northwest.
Lands in the Yakima country are being
entered very rapidly, This is . test Of
the resources and prospects Of . new
country. The situation Of the Yakima
valley renders the climate especially fine.
This is also great attraction.
The products Of the country attest its
fertility, and there are resources besides
in coal and minerals that will become
great auxiliaries in building up the wealth
Of the town and country.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that by lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its se-
verest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed incessantly
and could not sleep. She bought Of us Q
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumptionand was so much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night
and with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz."
Thus writes W. O. Hamrick q Co., Of Shell
by, N. C.-Get a free trial bottle ct @. B.
Bushnell's drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28

The Railvay Age says: The time is not
far distant when people will ride easily
and swiftly along the streets and boule-
wards Of cities and over the common high
ways Of the country in their buegies or
family carriages, drawn By no animal
power, but propelled BY steam or slec-
tricity. An electric dog-csEt n1s recently
tried in London, with apparent success,
carrying four persons and beENg easily
managed and controlled. ne power is
stored In number Of small aeCumulaaors
under the seats, and Is said 70 be SUN
cient TO propel the vehicle d speed Of
ten miles an hour for Eve hours.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
HOne Heaven.

This great region lies on the west Of the
Columbia river. A large section Of II is
yet unsettled and only awaits the steady
and enterprising farmer Of the east to
take possession Of its lands and make 1t
blossom as the rose. For some eight or
ten miles back the land is somewhat
broken, from here ii becomes level, and
the eye can reach for miles and nothing
can be seen, except here and there q
house, but the tall waving bunch grass.
Its productiveness Is unlimited, but the
scarcity Of water prevents It from becom-
ing populated more rapidly. Springs are
numerous, which is good indication Of
plenty Of water, though considerable
depth will have to be gone before it can
be reached. For the growth Of trees it is
unequaled, as trees Of immense size have
been grown. For illustration, Captain
Perkins has on his place tree measuring
some nineteen or twenty inches in cir
conference, which is but three or four
yeaAo Oiu. AhcSo tLcco Wetc gwen no
water except what nature provided for
them and moisture obtained from the
ground. Abundant crops Of wheat are
produced. The Kelso brothers are fezm-
ing on large scale, farming several thou
sand acres every year. The wheat pro-
duced from this land Is plump and well
formed and saleable in any market at the
highest prices. In locating farm man
can locate in no better farming country
than to pitch his tent in the Horse Heaven
country. 1t will be but alshort space Of
time, with the tide Of immigration that
will seek Washington territory this year,
till this great region will be valuable.
Quarter sections that can now be had for
q song, cannot, in few years more, be
purchased for several hundred dollars.
So we say to those seeking homes, come
to Horse Heaven, a country that in few
years will be one Of the richest agricul-
tural countries in the territOry.-WalluIa
Herald.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
STATE Isn,nsluius

| blan honeloat1e
Arkansas-The name 10 Of Indian 0i.
gin, but has no known meaning. In 1881
the legislature declared the pronuncislion
TO be Ar-kan-saw.
Alabama-Takes its name from IL pEin-
cipal river, and is supposed 70 mean
Here we rest, !" which words are the motto
Of the state. The name was first given %
the river by the French in the form of
"Alibamom," from the name Of Musco.
gee tribe that lived upon the banks.
Calilornia-This name a. first applied,
between 1885 ond 1850, TO portion of
Lower California, was derived from an
old printed romance, the one which Mr..
Edward Everett Hale undiscovered In 1869,
and from which he drew this now accepted
conclusion.
Colorado-Past paTtciple Of the Spanish
Colorar, to color. So called probably
from its tinted peaks, or its vegetation,
rich in many colored flowers.
Connecticut-Takes its name from Ne
principal river, an Indian word meaning
"long river"
Delaware -Takesi It's name from the river
and bay, named after Lord de u War,
one Of the early governors Of Virginia and
an ancestor Of Lord Sackville, late British
minister at Washington.
Florida-This name was given TO Q
larger territory than the present state by
Ponce de Leon In 1572, from the Spanish
name Of Easter Sunday, Pascua Florida
thowery pasture). the day upon which u
was discovered.
Georgia-Named as q colony in honor
Of George II.
Illinois-Derives its name from its pFin-
cipal river, which is named from the In
dian tribe Of the Illini, supposed to mean
superior men,"
Indiana-C Called from the word Indian.
Iowa-Named from its principal river;
the meaning Of the Indian word ID vaTi-
ously stated to be 'the beautiful land"
"the sleepy ones," or "this Is the place"
Kansas-NGmed after the river; the
word in the Indian tongue means smoky
water"
Kentucky-Derived from the Indian
tongue, and means ozark and bloody
ground" alluding to the many battles Of
the Indian tribes.
Louisiana-Named after Louis XIV Of
France. In l64A. NV ita diacoveFeP. La
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
Al Eatur.l.

Young Lady Tin hair store)-Dark
brown switches, please.
Saleswoman-Human hair, Of course
Young Lady, Certainly.
Saleswoman-With or without
Young Lady-With or without whatf
SalesWoman-Dandruff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28
The Kew Senate.


President Of the senate, Levi P. Morton,
Of New York, republican.
Republican senators Tin roman), 80.
Democratic senators Tin itaIics), 81.
Term Term
ends. ALABAMA. ends. MISSISSIPPI.
1891 James L PGgk 1898 james z George
1895 John T Morgan 1895 4 c WdIthGH
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
1891 Jones X Jones 1891 George g Hea
1896 james II Berry 1893 r n COetreH
cALIFoRNIA. NEBRASKA,
1891 Leland Stanford 1893 A s Paddock
1893 George Hearst 1895 G F Manderson
1891 Henry NJ Teller 1891 John P Jones
1896 E o Wolcott 1898 VIM p Stewart
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1891 oTville H Plat 1891 Henry W Blair
1892 Jos R Hawley 1895 A Republican
1893 George Gray 1888 Raia: sS .Sa Blodcest
1895 A Higgins 1895 J K McPhersOn
FLOTDA. new YORK,
1891 WilkinsOn CdH 1891 VIM N Evarts
1893 Samuel Pase0 1893 Frank Hiscock
OHOM1AAs NOAhh CAhOAANAs
1891 70: = BrOgn 1891 z B Eanee
1895 A n cOlquiH 1895 Nat W WRdnSOm
ILLINOIS. OHIO.
1891 G B Farwell 1891 Henry B Pdyne
1895 s II Cullom 1893 John Ehe1nsn
INDIANA. oREooN.
1891 d W Hoorkees 1891 John II Mitchell
1893 Dovid TGrpie 1895 J N Dolph
IOWA. PENNsYLvANIA
1891 VIM B Allison 1891 Jas D Cameron
1896 J W Wilson 1893 N 8 Quay
KANSAS. RHODE IaLAND,
1891 John J ingalls, 1893 N W Aldrich
1895 P B Plumb 1906 Jonathan Chace
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
1891 J G s Blackburn 1891 Wade HdmpiOR
1885 James B Beck 1896 N C Butler
tL0UIMANA. TErnEssRE.
1891 J B EssIis 1893 William b Bate
1896 L r GibsOR 1895 Ishdm J Harris
NAME. TEXAS.
1888 Eugene Hale 1895 Richard Coke
1895 WIN p Frye 1888 John II Rea0dn
MAINLAND. VERMONT.
1891 Eph x WtlsOR 1891 8 Morrill,
1893 A p GOrmoW 1888 g + Edmunds
HAssAciIUsErTs. .vInanuA.
1888 II L Daxes 1893 loAa " Dsniel
1895 George y Hoar 1895 John & Barbour
n1cImoAH. WEST VIRGINIA.
1893 z B Stockbridge 1888 C y Fduitnsr
1895 Jas Mcmillan 1895 John 3 Ksnna
nIENHsoTA. WIscoNam.
1893 Q K Davis 1891 John @ 6pooneR
1896 W DWashburn 1893 Philetus SAWYER