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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-13

vAsHos. King Co.. Wash. May q. 1890.
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, wash.
Dear sir-your letter and medieine re-
ceived today. and ! am glad to let you
know that the six bottles OF medicine
which got from you some time ago have
cured ne Of that awful disease. asthma.
and l am glad 10 state that | have no use
for the three bottles Of medicine just sent
me and am very thankful for your kind
ness in sending me medicine by mail when
l need IL. | have been troubled with
asthma for 50 long. and had given up ail
hores OF ever being cured OF it until |
heard of yonr wonderful medicines, and.
rs you kno~. l wrote you for some of
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
these medicines. ! beg To rem ain. respect
fully, JOHN BOOKSELLER.
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11i III 5.Id I.ITyN E


egArTLk. June ~ IN
= - Seattle c1eak1nGhoooo toln8
<lm me bolonoeo Weso o1410.ok
- n,eng ~ shipmsnm from G1aks16
- lc53oe1ne: One eaxioe1 81 mozf
~ ons carload 81 p1pe - Cedar
- eoT50Ads q lumber 10 U0mton.
= eooel rn1Is - BIockman, fheno
xH1e3ixs % he East bsIlad = ~
6aS1er, eno carload ~ tumnof .
- lear casioo6s Of shtngies q esrsr
s poeofpls ovsr the ccaunhls 4 Yu-
1Isund today wefo eix csxlondo o.
1Snir and Newcastle. NE ties ase
- tpft Townsend = 6ontnern nil.
~ - shipped % 1oft 1ownoan1 II.
Fsuny Lake, With barge. bsuuelsS
81 Aay from he skaeit Ftycs -
& 80 anaouns nfty.fiye tons we're ID
fk61. and twenty-five ions for Bex-
~ market hao chauged u0ne ntnco
~ nnsket 8 very esm q the Iast ~
~ - Ne 36ndeucy Of che mafkcs = -
Sniues. and n advance would not
otocts ere mo3efate In aix1. md
p nt5tvtug oieWiy. One cnriood wna
1T q. Paul today over the Northern
"a eaote 17o pr dozen for ch0fca
i11lne nassYial usasket experienced :
= 6u1otnees since June !. The change
~ u 1ipee IN The market Sales o.
S l6ereunesi fully 20 PER eent The de-
3idta9 stonc y also much lighter.
o1oo n light demand 70 Whist Il
- ~ nssket y weakening. Cement
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nv So&k e50cK txcHAN0k
NM YonE. Juno n Tho sock market fos
episy showed No impsovsnent in the volume Of
bna,uem. ed. wills there wss IN upward move
msnt, - - tiue did + boom. There vas, affsr
velues, whteh. IN spite q material opening de-
clines. had ~ ooecs % leaving everything on
~ ~ irac1cnally highs. VIII here and there
4mAtsrid1 advance.
0oysfnmeut bouds- Sooody.
nonsY AND kxcnAxoE.
Mene5 % cal 60 s0s1S: prime mercantile
Mpes. e9o3G e1esfink exchange. quiet ard
e9snss elday biilA tAss]<: demand. Marx bar
ulvss, okeA
p0sps
g 3 = ttegt .lasg & ~ tcoupons). roc
y & 9 !eoseena ,xfAciac d lis
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SrEAxEg ANGELES

VIII leave Has6esd 4 cnsaaan wharf for rors
Iowusena. ~<3usm. pHaerncsx Port Angeles
and crs sceus Fay, Tuesdsy ard Friday u N. !;
refuvnia< seave fors Angeles Nos3Ay ard
Thursday, . m arriving q seattle saxna ere
ming e.rxysxg freight ana pAs~ueerk
y ~ WHlIE Naxs<r-
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crEANER KlRKt.ASp-
= IrAvEs rowxE HOUSE

Pas sasais. and wsy ra-ss - ssss = N and 8
p n.
AZ II o. ~ atd p. n tos Kirkland. Houxh-
tca and wsy PORTS
AZ . q y szd p n ses Mexdenasc<r. Nsw-
easxle and Dsy pozD. s1esss % Ss~e ho1 dayA
i q. lOISExAo, xAnxesx
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SEArrIE, K1sKIASD. HouGHroS AND
EAsr r,xE-
o. a srEAxER MABEL

win leave yesieg's dock a. 4 N. every Man.
Cav. "Wednesday and Friday for Twelve-rn 4
f0snf, kturrds, Nucki.teo, Mastrfle LEVEL
and enohomEsa. returning following davs ~ =
q IL GEO II. FOSTER Agent
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Dispatch steamers rom seattle a. follows:
For san francisco, via Port Townsend and
board .; p. nj june z. Z. II, II, =, n and
every ave days thereafter
For Alaska. June :. :, II and -
From san Francssco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Atss. M June Z ., II. n, - y.
and every Eve days thereafter
Tickets may be Obtained ~ the once OF the
company at DC an Dock. seattle.
GO0DALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. san FranciscO.
II MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. Seattle.
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- - III 1nnnDe: $500 snen.e.
~ 4. ~ eSe1A no<s uumnnl1f - NrS1Is
1511sr 8 - Hnl.sRn oseUua - uaIn1ng1nn.
et11e1m
] k:.u 1T -: Whooe--Duscr ~ y -
pIuAn<T4I
,<ss..l ri b. 3 =; ue1eu.p4fe, -: slerslne
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xvx,-,s rrasr SOUND LINE


ssss ssom saa rysnessco Bee seAsfss 5sne -
ian 1kne ~ Tnscn l1e<k. Fer rates. ste. ar.Sy
20 chssses II Wells. No % Sasasesnt2 ssFsss.
Itrton Doek. Sens<zc.
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Crx&xEa W. y. xuxaoE.
sxAolr RIVER aourx

Leaves Yssley's What Monday, wednesday
and frsaAv, cxrryins gsisei states mail, Ter
skAr1s City. NJ vernon and war porss
T. ". SMITH. Aaxte8
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E1RoN TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
EoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
p The line - take to I'll points EAse and
South II n the DINING CAR ROUTE e
rcns through vestibuled Trains every
Gay In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no charge Of rsrn
compossd Of DINING Cans unsurpasse1. Pm
man Drawing Room Siespers Of
latest equipment
--TOURIST SLkEPIyG CARS
Fest hist can b constructed and In which
Recommendations ara both FREE and furnished
KLEGAST DAY coAcHEx
A continuous line connecting with Oh Huea
s6ording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations >can be secured
in advance through any aren't at The road
THROUGH TiCKEn
70 ana nom an points in America. England
And Europe can Be purchased q any ticket
Leave seattle Il SIS = n daily; arrive q
Minneapolis or 81 Pant at $50 p. m
throuah main rom East aud south; has I m.
Olympia ard chehalis exprsss; AIS e M. IL
coma express: s;s5 p m. Portl4nd and South.
x. -. sa ss ssa:h: s1S m ser sc g.. e.a e.
e.ls p. m. Olympia and Chehalis express: Up
Into08n fUumou faioe3 clSePtul Gef3 efo
Rans day coaches. anest palace dining ea1 BE-
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland Direct
Daily service
Fnil Information concerning rHses. time oi
trains, rouses and ether details sasnished On
apfbn B. ec:aa1HlhsncroE. ASH, Gen. Pass. Al.
l2i Flint St, Cor. Warrington. Portland, o..
l. A. NADEAU. General Agent. Sesttte.
4 CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent 7ls second
street, BOSTON block. Seattle. Wash.
4 TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
seasfls Dspot hot a Third stssse
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
III TIE rew and c9sa moiicus
@TEAMER 1fFtTe

Wnisun ia connection eth the steamer gcss-
phlre fren HatSeid-solmAn dock. xasfnx Sc
sfrie On Tuesday. Thnrssay and Saturday ~ s
a ~ iox Tasan CITY aud al way posnss en
Hcca's eaasA Returning Aondsy, "Wednesday
anS frasAy- For frstxEf or raasAge Apply ~
Hstnea9-<sslEsaa dock, a On eo@sL
n TRuIrTMAN Master.
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send for frss bcok ezplsinias the Histogsnesic
syssem-
CAuTioS-Thc HistnScncsie medicines ars
scld in ha: ore agency ia each town. The label
around the bossie bears the Ioilewsns inscrir-
sions -pr J. Eugene Jorsaa's Hlssoyencsic
Medicine Every other device Is = fraud
sole depot Tor medicines. ]. \ Armstrong;
Carried. Wash.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
r~.,sss ssexrinx ears siA<ly s<tucea seattle
"a chicago fwessy>nse miles the sha<t<st
49, - even heuss ard thsssy-ssx miBa tes Ia
49, x.-s - s.am rxsinx .ine& A. ChtioSrxs CITY
- - s~~rt rs Second sxrees. bossoa sseSks Z.
1.ss,, dssxss szckes axeEs. ssss:ls
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grnucrp RATES EAsr

rs..,cs..x tickets via vnsoa fsssas, seattle "a
<,s,s..-~ q. srr ns-eiana< - A. C. &esssa.
800 s,<sss arvrt 20 Seeend street, kos<oa a.oes-
a Erfxxx AxsaL cry dcek.
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TO MoHIEsAx0 AND ALL Pomrs On
eRAY,s HARBoR

PU0E9 SOUND . GRAY's HARBoR n
Ihroueh IN one DAY nom Seattle.
Trains eounecl daily Of KamiIchlo 6 r =
viii oteam0 from seattle.
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FOR rates. mass ana particuian saII - 9aA
3. q. MccORD.
No. Wsshington stsses, PoetyanA q
IW. McCINyI3S. Seattle, Wash.
VIZ CARSON. Tacoma, wash.
D. T. BROWN. Au't Gen. Freight on1 nnmnDp
ger Agent. Vancouver. b. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postoficA
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

Attorney Ed Pruyn was down from
Ellensburgh this week and reports the
amount Of litigation something wonderful
and very attractlve-to the lawyers.
os 'oUA ~ seS. une
N 10 49, uOCNeVsu N
Du-H
"rn %
tIuyn VI
.~n.NH
80, -.
n"H.~CES-S ~
Some weeks 3 EllensburEh voted
-" tS
49, 49," ~ ooo ~ soI,OOo'
SNn.t. 1900
|SH""NI
-. -.
~. ~
~
nAnneI Vi PGOOeuuTe uetec'eu an erIor
In the city attorneys work and now the
entire matter must be gone over again,
neoeSsita.ing a ueiSy Of three months o
more iaHima snOuiu learn lesson Dy
E~nensOurshs mls'of'uhe'
Commissions Scudder has secured
the assistance of I. r Pnvslev and I NJ
-. - 80,
SVou' IN sAns an eAnioi' "I tne
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11
THB YAKIMA HERALD.
SEWERAGE.

Our mayor, at the last meeting Of thu
city council addressed a message 10 that
body, calling attention TO the need o.
action on the question Of sewerage.
The mayor recommended the repeal o.
the ordinances hitherto passed by The
council, On the grounds Of their made.
qnacy, both as to plan and cost, and ad-
vised The enactment Of an ordinance call
ing q special election for a larger issue Of
bonds, and. II ratified, then the adoption
Of q more comprehensive and satisfactory
system Of sewers for our city.
This question Of seweFing the city is
almost a Chestnut" We had about
become persuaded that our City Fathers
intended 10 allow the whole matter to
drop. We are glad, however, to see evil
dence Of life, and hope, now that resusci-
tation has commenced, that nothing will
occur to cause q relapse.
That we need an adequate system Of
sewers Is very manifest proposition. 1t
is claimed that the original plan Is de-
iective and unsatisfactory. II this Is q
fact, Il should be discarded and new
plans adopted. The health Of our fami-
lies and ourselves is the most convincing
argument to be advanced that this want
must be supplied, and that before another
summer II the matter Of bonds already
voted upon is not sufficient, we must vote
more, but we cannot suffer the health Of
our citizens TO become impaired or the
cleanliness Of our city to be neglected by
the want Of this needed improvement.
Some may object and do, We hear, on
the score Of expense. In this they are
short-sighted. No city Of our size and
importance is without water works, lights
and sewerage. The first two We have,
the last Is q necessary adjunct Of the 9TH
en-. The very fact that we have these
municipal advantages will induce q class
Of persons to come here and reside, such
As are valuable acquisitions to any city;
our tax roll will be increased, our assess
ment upon the individual citizen lessened,
and we will find the same rule holds good
for = city Is . single individual that one
must spend money to make money"
We hope that the recommendations Of
the mayor will be carefully studied; that
% much Of the same as are found to be
wise and iudicious land we believe there
are none Of any other eharacter) will be
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

The republican county slate Is said TO
have been already made mp. Here Il Il,
- given TO THE HERALD by one Of the
knowing ones: state senator, G. N. Hol-
ton; representative, W. L. Jones; sheriff,
Dan Simmons; treasurer, Geo. Nevin;
clerk, =. n. Spain; auditor, u. II. Ellis.
The only name mentioned for prosecuting
attorney 4 81. W. Rockford, and HOlton's
paper opened up on him vigorously last
week, The Office, while paying about
1900 now, will be Of little value next
year, a. under state government the
salary Is but 400 and the fees will only
swell this figure 10 $3.50.
Yakima Is 10 have 4 representative Of
her own, and q part Of Klickitat county ID
10 be tackled on 10 form the thirteenth
senatorial district. The apportionment
bill has already passed the house and
viii 20 through the senate with only
minor, u any, changes. This bill calls
for IS senators and 90 representatives.
Western Washington gets 81 senators and
a. representatives, and eastern Washing.
ION u ssEatOrs and "a representatives.
The result Of the Maine election should
surprise NJ one. The republicans threw
los Of money and their best camDaignerI
into the field and the result was thai
Speaker Tom Reed was returned with IN
fmranmu.I rnain,ity Il 49, - Al,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

JUsrICE G. ". wHaUs and a couple Of
settlers from PrOsseF were in the city this
week TO arrange Tor making proof on
their claims. They wanted their notices
published In TIM HERALD, but AutOcrat
Krutl, the register Of the land Office,
Willed otherwise. 1t Is beginning to
strike the people very iOrcibly that Mr..
KrutE Isl very small calibered man to
walk rOugh-shOd over the desires Of those
who directly Of indirectly pay for the very
substance that keeps life within his body.
Mr.. KutE should learn that he Is the
paid servant Of the people and not Just
the reverse, a. his sections would indicate.
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Excar.Ion 10 I%,ertIana.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Sept. 10,
For the North Pacific Industrial exPosi-
ton to be held at Portland, Sept 18th to
Oct. 18Th, the Northern Pacific railroad,
will sell excursion tickets at SIS. 20, child
ren between five and twelve years half
fare, sale commencing Sept. END, and
continuing Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Of each week during the exPosi-
ton. These tickets include admission to
the exposition and are limited to seven
days. II. c. HrNPHREY,
Agent,
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Probate Court Notice.


state Of w~ashingtOn,l
County Of Yakima.
In the Probate Court Of Yakima County.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph sChanDO,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAN.
IN nah schannO, eNecutriX Of the estate
Aforesaid, has rendered and presented for settle
ment and filed In this eouH her final account,
estate, and that Saturday, the 9TH day Of OctO,
Der, A. D., bQO, being = day OF term Of this
eouTt, tO-Wlt; The regular september term, at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock =. m, at the court room
Of said county OF Yakima, has been appointed
by said Probate Court for the settlement Of said
account, and distribution Of Said estate, ri
which time and place any person interested In
said estate may appear and file his exceptions
in writing to said account, and distribution Of
said estate and contest the same.
Dated North Yakima. wash, sept 10, isgO.
d. w. STAIR,
slit Judge and clerk Of Probate Court.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

Fred R. Reed is daily expected back
from New York.
Mrs. Alex Macarthur and daughter are
s~ojOurning on the Sound.
Judge F. II. Rudkin, Of ElIensburgh,
Is in the city attending court.
Keith Dunlap returned from his sum-
mer's outing at Fish lake Tuesday.
Hon. Edward Whitson left for Tacoma
Wednesday on important business.
Miss Mile Fisher, daughter Of c. A.
Fisher, left for the east Tuesday night.
Mrs. L. S. Hewlett is again very low,
not able to leave her bed or see callers.
Jacob vernier, who is a large holder Of
Yakima property, arrived from Ohio to-
day.
Joseph Bartholet, ST., left on Monday
evening for 4 visit to his former home in
Minnesota.
L. v. Janeck, father Of the Janeck
brothers Of this city. arrived from Madi-
son, Wis, to-day.
Mrs. VIM. shsarer has returned from
Portland, Whe5e the pleasure Of her visit
was greatly mErred by sickness.
Hon. J. NJ. Adams left for the Sound
country Monday in hopes Of improving
his health by change OF climate.
Mayor R. X. Nichols made n flying
visit to Tacoma this week IN business ol
the Northern Pacific & Yakima Irrigation
company.
Miss Jessie Bailey expects to leave fGI
Portland in q few days to spend the win
ter with competent teachers Of painting
and music.
Dick Malone, n Of the early settler
Of North Yakima, and now 4 prosperous
miner Of the ConconuIIy district, was
down this week greeting his friends.
Fred Leonhard and Mayor Abrams, o.
Ellensburgh, were in the city last weeh
and again this week. It is reported they
are dipping into Yakima real estate.
Judge N. 7. CatOn, Of Lincoln county
at one time the nominee Of the demo
cratic party for delegate to congress, hai
decided to locate at North Yakima. tn,
judge will be heartily welcomed here.
Fred Bausman, formerly secretary TO
Governor semple, but now an Ellens
burgh attorney, was in the city last week
II was his first visit here and he hat
some very pretty things to say Of Yakima
Superintendent G. s.. PrOwell tam,
down to attend the fair on Friday last
bringing 4 party Of ladies, which include,
Mrs. Dr.. Gray, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Prov
ell, Ms. L. P. Caldwell, Miss Maggi
PrOwell and Miss Thompson.
c. KehOe and family arrived here o.
Saturday last from New Mexico and havI
temporarily located at Yakima City Will
Mr.. KehOe Is looking around. He say
New Mexico has sOme good fruit country
but he thinks Yakima can heat the world
Gen. VIM. MeMicken, A. W. Engle
Herbert McMieken and Mr.. Bowmal
arrived from Seattle Friday and left tn
next morning for the upper Natcheez OF
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11
Democratic Convention.

4 MEETING OF THE YAKIMA COUNTY
"A Democratic Central Committee held Sep
TENDER Sth, 1880, Il was resolved to hold the
Democratic Convention OF Yakima county al
the Court House In North Yakima on Saturday,
September nth, 1870, at O'Clock p. m, for the
following PURPOSES: To nominate candidates
for the following offices:
Representative.
Three County Commissioner.
Auditor.
Treasurer.
sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney.
County Clerk.
School Superintendent
Assessor.
Surveyor.
Sheep Commissioner.
! Coroner,
To elect q Democratic County Central Com,
mlttee and such other business as may come
before the convention.
II l. recommended that the primaries be held
In the various precincts In the county on SatuT.
dAV, September 10th at 1 O'Clock ?. m. 1t is
einet adopt the primary Election Law In lts
primary election.
Each precinct will nominate one Justice OF the
peace aud one constable, excepting North YAK.
lima precinct which win nominate two justices
Of the peace and two eonstables. Each pre-
cinet will organize u Primary Club to have
representation In the county central club.
The ratio Of representation for each precinct
In the county convention Will be one delegate
at large from each precinct, one delegate for
each ten votes, and one delegate for each inac.
tiOn thereof cast for the Hon. Thomas GTiHitts,
Democratic candidate for Congress ut the cleo
ton held October LIST. lSS9.
The precincts In the county, under this appOr-
tionment, are entitled to the following repre-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

and Tor the county Of YAKIMA thereof, holding
terms At North Yakima, Yakima county, In
said state.
COUNTY or YAKIMA.
ALICE ALvERsON, plAlntihLJ
d. W. ANDERSON, ~defendantS
The state Of Washington to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby notified that Alice AlVersnn.
the above named plaintih, has filed a complaint
against you In the superior court Of the county
OF Yakima. holding terms at North Yakima,
which will come on to be heard sixty days after
the hrst publication Of this summons, tO-wit:
sixty days after the 9Th day OF September, 1870,
and unless you appear and answer the same on
or before the 4th day Of November, $50, the
same will be taken as confessed, and the prayer
Of the said complaint granted. The object and
prayer OF said complaint Is to obtain u decree Of
this court nullifytng the marriage contract en-.
tered into by the parties hereto at Yakima
county. state Of Washington, OF the LIST day Of
January, 1850, on the ground that defendant
then had q living wife from whom he was not
divorced; also, for a decTee permitting plaintiff
10 resume her maiden name
! fsEALl Witness ny hand and the seal Of said
court, this md day Of September, iSo.
DUDLEY ESHELMAN. Clerk.
y. 7. CATION, attorney for plaintiff. sep46i
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

ions L. WnsON defeated Turner in
spokane county; and yet his success can
carry with IL very little satisfaction. Tur-
ner showed much strength throughout
the country districts, and in the city,
while only carrying one Of the four war
he had 4 majority Of nearly forty Of all Z.
the votes cast. 1t has been repeatedly
stated that the opposition 10 Wilson was
only maintained by a few sOTeheads and
the vicious portion Of Spokane Falls
population, but according to the vote the
majority Of the republican voters Of that
city are Of that class. Another source
states that Wilson's l~ieutenants were
mainly federal Ofiee-holders and county
officials, while those who carried the
Turner banner were the rank and file oil
The republican party. This last state
ment has the iairest look to It and No
doubt is the truth; at least Ii carries out
Judge Turner'S published remarks that
he had 10 fight all Of the officials down to
the policemen, together with the railway
corporations and the national banks.
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No. I34.

terms At North Yakima, Yakima county, In
said aeata
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N firm Of Allen 4 Chapman, heretofore do
Ing business I'm this city as drug, paint aud oil
merchants, IL this day dissolved by mutual con
sent Of all the paTtnenA The business win be
conducted, At the "Old stand" by II. II. Allen,
who has bought the assrts Of the old hrm.
All bills and accounts due the old fm Of
Allen 4 Chapman must be settled at the former
once Of that hTm within sixty days, or cOllee-
ton will be enforced by law.
u. II. ALLEN,
seP4-5t ". H.. CHAPMAN.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11
School Lands for Lease or Sale

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board Of County Commissioners have
personally Inspected and appraised school lands
In Yakima cOunty. or a. much a. may be sold or
leased within FIVE years. Duplicates OF said
appfalRementN are now on file In my Once sub
ieGt to inspection Of any person desiring to
Inspect the Same. MATT ~BARTHOLET,
County Auditor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11
Exrur.lon 10 SPOKANE Fp,ll,.

NuRrH YAKIMA, WASH, sept. IL.
For the Northwest Industrial ExpOsi'
ton TO be held at Spokane Falls, Oct. lst,
1890. the Northern Pacific Railroad will
sell excursion tickets at &ll.S5, children
half fare, sale commencing Monday,
Sept, 20th, and continuing Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week
up to October Slst. These tickets include
admission to exposition and are limited
to seven days. II, &. H~UNPHREY,
Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11

The committee that alternate del
H. ". SAVAGE,
C. W. lIGGETT, Chairman.
Secretary.