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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

seslskins sold in the Lon don market yester-
day at one hundred per cent advance over last
years prices and somebody mado enough to
buy his wife one for this winters use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

The voluntary contribution" Is rolling in
to republican headquarters with q continuous
and rumbling roll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

The Indianapolis lounge manufacturers have
put up their prices and now the poor !ounser
must ind some thing else to do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

A lesson for our American politicians-Mr
Gladstone praisiug Lord SaIisbury's South
African policy as the best the circumstances
permitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

Money may be close IN Wall street. but il
Isn't that way ABOUT the political headquarters
OF any party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

supt. Por ter is just as glad TO get home as il
New York had popula tiou Of fourteen mil
Iona
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THr HANpsOursr JEwrrRY Sronr

HE HANpsoMrsr JEwrI.RY SroRE
SOUTH OF NEW YORK
VIII he opened TO the public this week. No errense
has been sIaroi make store one 4 the Astrae.
lions Of our East growing and beautiful city.
r. HARRIS & co.
The enterprsins jewelers., who Tor the past ,wsiy,
years have bel located At
432 SEVENTH STREET,
viii occupy tho aforementioned siorc, which is To-
Gated az the
corner OF SEVENTH AND STREETS,
With ground aoor space Of = 400 feet
Facilities have been given them 90 aas many new
lines to their already large and varied stock Beside.
their immense stock OF Diamonds which cy imTurt
direct nom tie cutters IN Europe their Watch ID.
partmcEt comprising every American ana Swiss make
OF rerute Jewe!ry, Sterling siycrware silvor-patA
Ware Clocks, which will be the complete line IN
the eity, Optical Goods and BrJuzes
WE HAVE ADDED
BRIc-A-BIAc.
ONYX TABLES AND PEDEsTALs
AND FINE GRADES or LEATHER GOODS
In Pocket Books satccls. &C. silver mounted and Of
finest grades Gully.
OUR POPULAR Low PRICES
WIN still be maintained. ami having more room en-
ables US TO buy in sun larger quantities than hereto
fore thus giving the 0dvant gcs Of closest obbers'
cash prices which saving wilfbe allowed 10 our
customers in every instance 1t Will be our aim to
sell at the lowest possible marpin OF profit, and
ALL GOODS WILL BE MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
Due notice viii no given Of our opening. when our
patrons and the public cordially invited to inspect
oul now store and new stock.
r. HARRIS CO..
JEWELLERS,
o27-2t Cor. eth and n stS
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II Major Barttelot were living he and Stanley
might fight 1t out
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HAND AND GLOVE" Wrru FASHION

HAND AND Glow" W1ru FAsHIo
Let's look bit at what is going to cover the
hands this season. Fashion is getting as par
tlcuIar in Mems Gloves it is in ladies'.
Shades and stitching are the outward signs Of
worthiness. QUALITY--that WE know about
and you're not expected to is the underlying
strength.
DENTS ENGLISH GLOVES are the best
there's no rubbing it out. Everybody,
whether they keep them or not, will acknowl-
edge that They will be tariff tied" after this
year. The old price this season anyway, be-
cause We pulled them through the custom
house in the nick of time.
DENTS KINDS.
MAHOGANY-Shade and strength pame 'em;
Spear point backs.
Observation-Disclosures weight than the Ma
hogany: plain welt backs; Tans and Blood
.-...................$l.50
Shades.
GAUT DE LUXE-The latest for full dress
Pearl shade. with silk inserted fingers. Its
features and friends are many......S2OO
America is full Of good GLOVE makers and
they're live, snappy introiucers-They como
this season with Plain Black Kids and velante
for street wear-stitching the backs of the
Dressed Kid and allowing the velante to re-
main plain. Dressy to the extreme.
Kid-Sl so
Velante-S225.
The VELVET FINISH MOCHA's come in
force again-Tans andGrays are the favorites.
They're only also. MEMS ENGLISH CAPE
GLOVES are only S1.25 And the FINEST
STREET GLOVE YOU EVER DREW OVER
YOUR HAND FOR 81. In the correct shades
and shapes.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR GLOVES.
AN UNDERWEAR WORD.
Don't buy until you've weighted" the
NATURAL WOOL and CAMEL'S HAIR that
we're Offering specially at 81. so each.
You'll appreciate their strength Of Quality-the
price doesn't begin to represent it truly.
\ sAKS AND COMPANY,
SAFE SELLERS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
o2S STREET.
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Our Mr. G. Lansburoa ,cltle IN Europe laa summer.
ant efpan1 the Dqssdgs NJ tc McK ev tds IL biz MAIDS
in time 10 arripe prior 30 n ete ttg 0og into cct
IN u;s tce sAcee ded Weare therefore SCI ing al I'm
poffd goods az Old prices Nom Of goods kdue bef!
nlar6ta Up We 0,re this Gdvnt1pe 70 or patrons Gd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE
Best place to buy all kinds of shoes-Rubbers e5c,s
WILLIS SHOE STORE.
oo-im' 9l8 7th at n. w.
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In EVENING SLIPPERS
FOR LADIES'
CoLoRED SATIN WILL BE WORN
THIS WINTER MORE THAN ANY
THING ELSE.
THE DEPARTMENT OF EVENING
SHOES is USUALLY THE WEAKEST
DEPARTMENT OF ALL STORES. We
HAVE MADE IT OUR STRONGEST.
AND IN ASKING You TO CONE AND
SEE THE BEAUTY THAT WE HAVE
WROUGHT INTO SHOES WE ASK.
WITH CONFIDENCE. THAT YOU
WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED.
SATIN SLIPPERS ARE
S2.75
PLAIN;
WITH BOWS TO MATCH.
$500.
THEY COME IN
BLUE.
WHITE.
PINK,
BLACK,
ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS.
PATENT LEATHERs-
SLIPPERS. $3.50;
SUEDE
SLIPPERS. $3.50.
KID
THEo TIES
$3.50.
nBR o RRK TIT SIS.
ssnfss ! ! H HnFR + ssss
sBB , VuuY ( 4 i ssss-
ARTHUR BURT CO..
o2S 1911 ST. NV
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BASKET DrpAnrMEsr.

WOOuWard LOtDrop oher N THIS DEPART
ment large and varied assortment of Plain
and Fancy Baskets. viz:
Waste Baskets, Doc. to So So
Work Baskets, i0c. to Toe.
Lunch Baskets, 20c. to $3.50
Wall Pockets, 3116c. to Sl25
Work Stands, Toe. to 81.
Fancy Baskets for hair-pn receivers, Jew
elry. &C., SC. up.
Knitting Baskets, CSC to S5c
They viii also have on sale a full line of
Trimmed Waste and Work Baskets.
(Second floor; annex.)
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ATTENTION. VorrRs.

A GREAT MANY OF YOU ARE GOING
HOME TO VOTE AND OF COURSE YOU
WILL WANT TO LOOK YOUR BEST WHEN
YOU VISIT YOUR OLD FRIESDS.
IF THERE IS ANYTHING IN THE LINE
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING THAT YOU
NEED THERE Is No BETTER PLACE IN
THE COUNTRY TO PROCURE IT THAN
HERE, OF US, WHERE YOU HAVE ALL
THE LATEST STYLES AND MOST FASH
1ONABLE FABRICS TO SELECT FROM AND
WHERE THE PRICES AXE VERY MoDER-
ATE.
WE ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR ATTEN-
TON To OUR SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
MEDIUM AND HEAVYWEIGHT OVER
COATS. SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BKEAsTED.
LONG. SHORT. OR MEDIUM LENGTH,
SILK. TALON OR WOOL LINING, ANY,
THING OR EVERYTHING IN THE OVER
COAT LINE THAI Is FASHIONABLE AND
RELIABLE
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HosrERY DEPARTMENT,

Woodward 4 Lothrop offer 900 dozen
ladies' Pain Black Hose with Double Heels
aud Ioes. Warranted not to crock. At 25c
per pair. No better value made for the price
They also otter lot Of Ladies' Unshrink-
able Wool Combination SUITS" i'll White
aud Black at 4 L. 90, sl.70 81, $500 and
S2.1Oper suit.
SPECIAL"
Also another lot Of Ladies' Mcrlno Vests
and ants. tuu assortment OF sizes. At
Acc. each.
(tirst noor.(
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 co.
AMERICAN CLOTHIERs,
oo8-eo $40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIZ III. Nc Ksrws DAILY LETTER.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1890.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER e, 1890.
Coats for all-from the sweet debutante to
the dignifed dowager. B,cominguess and =
quiet elegance are the predominant features
of our garments, Ladies shop with more
Intelligence and discretion than formerlyand
poor qualities can no longer be hidden be-
meath brilliant aud nstsbie trimmi,egs. Wo :
pride ourselves upon the quality. style and
workmanship of our Coats, Cloaks and Suits
and il is not possible for you to buy better .
for the several prices. Ours IL the only OK .
elusive Cloak and suit House ia the city. .
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Corros DrpARrMFsr.

CorroN DEPARTMENT.
Woodward Lothrop offer in this depart-
ment special value IN Bed licking War
ranted feather proof.
81 inches wide l8c. Per yard
81 inches wlue zoe. per yard.
Extra Heavy Bed Ticking With wide
stripes. "a inches wide. zoe per yard
new and complete inc Of Fancy Ticking
for akirtipgs, &c. zoe. Per yard.
Best Qua.Ity Table OH Cloth. As ircl,es
WIDE in lite, Marble and variety Of new
color4ngs 2oc- per yard. 54 inches, 35c.
per yard
(Seconj door)
WOODWARD . LorHRoP.
ooS Cor. llth and + srs. NV.
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SILENT Fnon NECESSITY
Err Err En- H Enr En,k ~: s,ss
+ EnE kE SIS =
Like begets Mke-the more RIBBON You use the
more Use you will have for it. Now have not said
much on this subject very reccnty-but it has not
be- for lack Of something to talk about-aimost BE-.
fore the types got cold the last announcement some
new things came But house is brimful Of sea-
sOnabe noveltcs-aI clamoriug to be presented TO
you that it has to be done in turn That is why we
want you TO always understand that what you may be
wanting You VIII find here. whether We have AL
nOunced its arrival or not.
For multitude of services look TO RIBBONS Rib
bon Is ribbon, but the styles change the shades deepen
or tighten, according to the complexion Of fashion
Here are the prominent effects:
Coored Velvet X bbons-alI the new shades-backed
in satin, numbers >, I and H. On linen backs il,
numbers 4, y and z.
Black Velvet Ribbons with linen and satin backs II,
all widths-the BEST qualities
Velvet. you Know in every form is being largely
used in robe decoration.
Plain Gros Grain Ribbon is ahead Of its fellows l.,
popularity. Takes big stock span the shades but
have reached from one end to the other-27c AZ :.
and 40c. yard and they numbers H. g and ID
You can hardly imagine a shade that We are not
showing in Satin Edge Failleand in all widths Mum.
Der , Satin labbon-5oc piece. Number l Cros
Grain Kibbon-al! cOlors-l3c and lSc a piece
OF all things in this world Back Ribbon must be
Black. The best makes reliable SO We trust only
the best makes-satn Edge Gros Grain, Plain C;ros
Grain and Satin Edge Moire-in all widths.
The Landsomest blending Of color in Pa,ls vo, eye,
saw. Perfect raubows OF harmonious shading-4Oc
Acc and 60c. yard These same qualities have sold
high as 6Oc., Csc. and Soc yard
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NEcKwEAn DEPARTMENT.
MEs's FunS1su1Ne DEPARTMENT.

Woodward Lothrop offer in this DEPART
ment an unusually large assortment Of
Mems imported Bath Gowns, study Gowns,
Robes do ChaInbre. &c. Their range Of
St. les and makes never was SO large OK hand
some.
They Will not. however, dwell on the
ready-nade garments this time, but call at
tehlon 10 the magnificent stock Of Wool
Blankets, from which they are prepared 10
make to your order Bath Gowns. Lounging
Gowns, PaJaInss, &c. At reasonable prices.
(fIrst huor.)
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HrApQuaRrrns FoH HosrERr.

HrApQuARrrns FoR Hos1ERr
Those who pay promptly have lower prices quo,ea
thoI here than asske where much Of the hrsi
credit therefore, Headquarters for those
who dent ask credit To introduce the new suk
Hose for the season of 1s9o-9l. special price.
quoted tomorrow "Wednesday.
F. F 4 4 { {. 4 4 4 4 :: ::
| T.: g s : 4 4 !. E.,
These are the prices you Will ana marked on the
| Colortd Silk Hose:
Plated CSC. sl25
spun silk--..-.-.-.. sl59. Sl9s
fore shk..-....-..............S2 on S2oS, s34S
| CoLoRs-Thirty-two shades. inc ludins the iaies,
tints to match Slippers. Street and Evening Costumes
The new names but few would understand. 50 We
| don't give them.
WEDNESDAYS SPECIAL PRICES
| The Hose marked Soc offered tomorrow FOR
| GENTS They come in plain colors and boot pat
| terns-warranted Fast Black feet and ankles with
colored uppcrs.
Any of the hose marked Csc are soc. fo- tomorrow
The $3.50 Hose which may he bought tomorrow for
sl35 are plain and ribbed solid color boot patterns
The variety Of shades and the quality Of silk will
tainly :ayoraby compare with the sl6S Hose OF the
! credit stores
All coiorod Silk Hose at higher prices offered
| morrow at 10 per cent Iseount-I0 yer cent OF the
| marked prices
BLACK SILK HOSE
The following prices Will DO found marked on our
| new Black SllG goods:
Plated silk. Soc. 81. slo5. s1.35 and sl59
Spun silk. si75. s1.9S and s2.25.
Pure Six, s2.4s. s2o9, S3.I9. S3.iS and 1915.
Opera length tspun Silk, slGs.
Opera length Crure SILK. s475.
u For tomorrow the price Inducements
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Ten per cent off the prices quoted above Some idea
of tho reliability OF Hose cleaned by the fact
that even those marked s5c. are warranted absolutely
| Fast Black
GRAND DISPLAY.
We have quoted the special prices the main attrac-
sion, but the special display Will be worth visit TO
| those who do not coutemIlate buying. The Palais
Royal has in the been conceded Headquarters for
Hosiery. We hope to prove tomorrow that for the
season Of 1S90-9l We again lead, and moi only be-
cause Of lower prices than usually prevail but because
| Of THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK IN
| THIS CITY.
| THE PALAIS ROYAL.
| CONTINUED below)
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e. E G! 4 ! II :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
7TH STREET.
oNE-DAY BARGAINS IN JACKETS.
This is Jacket weather. We've the stock
correct in styles and fit Prices we
guarantee to be lower than tho
class of goods be
bough. for ANYWHERE
ELSE We want you to
stock We
mention items
atONE-DAY
PRICES,
Which should induce you to visit US tomorrow. At
the original prices these jackets cannot be duplicated
At the reduced prices toorrrw they are astonsh-
ing values.
LADIES' LoOsE-F FRONT JACKETS. perfect in fit
and STYLE They come in two styles of rough finish
Black Cioth-plain diagonal-sizes 81 to 40. Sc
they marked
TOMORROW ONLY s49s.
MISSES CHEvRON REFERS. Navy Blue, an ele-
CANT piece of CLOTH perfect fitting and very stylish
Sizes H. Ii and Is. s5 they are marked You will
have trouble to find their equal for So.
TOMORROW s4Os
An excellent warm underwear bargain for ladies'
Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, all sizes. Sell regularly
for 25c.
ToMoRRow's PRICE i9c EACH.
UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW.
sec, to 50 pair saved you on all Curtains lace or
heavy. Two extraordinary values for tomorrow.
81 80 to So Lace Curtains, 10 patterns. 81 yards
loag-beautful designs.
TOMORROW ONLY sl.9S PAIR
so AI-chenille, FriDged Top and Bottom portieres,
BEAUTIFUL dadoes, art colors
TOMoRRow'S PRICE SC. 50 PAIR.
k kD "A : J M M MM ssss
BIB "A U u MMMM SSSs
BBB UU ii ii N sSSS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
o"S 7TH STREET.
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VERY FEw Sr.rs Trrr

HEADQUARTERS FOR LONDON DYED sEALsKIN
GARMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

MISSES CHEvRoN REFERS. Navy Blue. an ele-
CANT piece Of cloth, perfect fitting and very stylish
Sizes IA, IL and Is. s5 they are marked You will
have trouble to find their equal for So
TOMORROW s4OS
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Those who pay promptly have lower prices auotea
tnom here than asthe stores where much Of the hnsi
credit therefore, headquarters for those
who don't ask credit To introduce the new sIk
Hose for the season of ls9o-9l. special price.
quoted tomorrow "Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

Which should induce you to visit us tomorrow. At
the original prices these Jackets cannot be duplicated
At the reduced prices for toorrrw they astonsh-
ing values
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

LADIES' LOOSE FRONT JACKETS. perfect in fit
and STYLE They come in two styles of rough finish
Black Cioth--pIain disgonal-sizes 81 to 40. sc
they marked
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13
THH YAKIMA HERALD.
WILSON'S REPUBLIcANISM.

n
The Ellensburgh Rsgister paper pub
lished BY one Sterling who, BY the way,
Is q most miserable scrub, without respect
at home or standing abroad-launches
forth from its usual namby-pamby style
into . violent TRADE Of abuse aimed
ct Hon. J.. n. Adams and the editor Of
THe HERALD. The cause Of this out
break seems 10 have been recent editor
ial ia this paper which showed up the
Inconsistencies Of John L. Wilson, who Is
now ludlcEounly posing as rock-Timmed,
copperbottomed, yard-wide republican.
The Rsgistr In language which Is q
coAfss q Il iscrude, proclaims that THE
HEnAED article contained false charges
against Wilson. It does not state in
what particular false assertions were
made and In the only instance where u
does particulaEize Il says eve find that E.
usmm
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13

ALor Of the members Of the Legislature
attended the performance Of the Caroline
Gage troupe at Olympia the other night
and made great buttons Of themselves.
They acted like rowdy children, throwing
spit balls, overshoes and oranges, and
guyine the actors. The balance Of the
audience was disguised, % are the CON
stituents Of these merry Andrews. The
open charges Of Incompetence, bribery
and heavy gambling should be enough
without the violation Of the first princi.
pies Of decency. March 2Sth d certainly
not TOO soon for the adjournment Of this
Legislature.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13
TIE TIDE LAND BILL.

After . strong fight the tide land bill
was finally passed BY the house Tuesday
with no material amendment to Il, a. Il
last came from the harbor line COMMITTEES.
The question was = difficult one to handle
On account Of the conflicting interests and
while the bill q passed was somewhat Of
. compromise, and much preferable to
The original draft, Il was persistently
opposed BY al the members from east Of
the mountains, with the exception Of
ak, who saw In the measure the loss Of
millions Of money to the state and the
vast wealth that would accrue to corpora
tions and q lew individuals. The eastern
Washington men were radically opposed
10 the claims Of the upland holders, but
the latter maintained their point. The
bin Is . lengthy one Of which the follow
ing ia-a very brief synopsis:
s'ThaEe shall be q state board Of equali-
radon, consisting Of Eve members, viz
the secretary Of state, auditor and three
electors 70 b appointed BY the governor.
County boards in counties whore tide
lands are situated, shall meet within
thirty days after the location Of the har'
Dor lines before incorporated cities, and
examine. survey and appraised SHORE
and tide lands. Such appraisement shall
exclude the value Of Improvements on
lands. Appeals may be taken from thu
finding Of the county board TO the stats
board and 10 courts on questions Of ap
praisal, law Or fact. Auditing owner
have prior right Of purchase Of tide land
for sixty days after appraisal, but owner
Of valuable Improvements made prior b
the passage Of this act shall have ais
prior right Payments shAll be mad
one-tenths down and the remainder il
nine equal annual payments, bearing
pr cent interest. The purchaser ma,
pay the whole amouns when he choose
and interest shall cease"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13

I'm supreme court Of the United States
has recently rendered decision which
eaectually ssitles point which was long
IN dispute between the Northern Pacific
and the assessors Of the various counties
within IL land grant. This decision was
aalinsl the Wisconsin Central railroad,
and involved the validity Of taxes levied
On lands belonging to the company but
not yet pufented 10 Il BY the government.
Ths court holds that where land IL alien.
ated from the United States Il become.
taxable, and that therefore the land with
IN ne placed limits Of railroad grant b
unbiect 70 taxation. Such land no Longer
belongs 10 the United States, but d IN,
property Of the railroad company, al
ihodgh the patent, which is . mere ceEtiii
eals. may not yet Be issued. Land
within the indemnity belts, however, an
declared not subject 70 taxation, sine
they are not alienated from the Unitet
siale1 until selections are made and up
proved. Until that's done they cannO
81 taxed. ~
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13

Edward Whitaon returned from Port
land a Saturday, Ia md aavs he ma.
aa,;a, =, ~ vc..,' u,o,lo .rd .lart,;c
light plants viii soon be shipped % the
orders have been placed.
-Mesaya v,nin0 R,os have sold Thai,
hardware bua,noaS And buiIdino 10 Geo.
Livesly 4 Son, formerly Of sumner. The
amount paid for the building 10 under
stood to have been $4,000.
-Comp,pv AZ The militia win IN
mustered into the nrst regiment BY Capt.
Charles B. johnson Of spragns, ct the
court house, Monday evening. The
ssOn van " PuOHe'
The celebrated Norwegian plow; made
By 7. Thompson 4 Sons at BelOit, 10 sold
1917 = ~ 0I'y s.s'u';se'y " oasys. 3 ~.
n - =, 49, -" '"Ou'u y
ns MI,sn'. !. ysn.-' U ~, 'S
~ , 1rAss 0'.smon'sS VII = ne'O
.. mi - 10y vGn1
towns.
W ~ ~ - -. ~. -. y
ina. Ny prices cannot b duplicated By
any one. @. L. GANo.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13

WHAT Is being done about grading
Yakima avenue from First street to the
depotf At present that thoroughfare has
the appearance Of, and unquestionably d,
an unsishtly mud-hole, which impresses
travellers on the railroad with condition
Of affairs that does not exist in other parts
Of the city. Our municipal dads, though
generally vigilant and enterprising, have
allowed this defect TO remain unremedied
too long.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13

Tho Touring mill Il running on fun
time, and hereafter will have all kinds Of
chop and mill feed on hand.
G. y. McEwen takes . pride In turning
out good work. This 10 the reason hi
harness, saddles, brides, &C., give such
satisfaction and ouflast aIl otherr.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13
Report Of the Condition

OF he Fret National B0nk Of North Yah.
lima, at North Yakimu, IN he State Of
RdshingtOn, At tke close Of business,
February IS, 1880:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13
STATE or WAsHnGToN,( ..
County or YAKIMA. %

I.W. L steinweg, Cashier Of the above named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the aboye state
ment Il true 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief. W. I. efIINwRG, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this l2th
lsRALl day Of March, lSeo.
C0ueet-Attest:
EDWARD WHTTsoN,l
cHAs cns IS,s DiIecsOrA
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-13
IOfICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER:
IN sons having claims against the eglato Of
oecys Y: 9ooduin. deeeased. e psesent ~ sane
son 4 Pafkei, In North Yakima, Yaklme county,
state Of Warrington, within one year lFom the
date hereof or the same VIII b forever barred.
800 3 ALICE v. GOODWIN,
nlsalO Adni1islIaiEiI q lala Estais.