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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12

partyi republika1skiej, przeto
Cockrell i ia postanowllismy
oddaG CLOS genera}owi Palmer
/ przyrzeczenie nasze w}asno-
recznie podpisalismy. Uznaje
Vase uprzejmosc i WIEN, IL
wieksza Geese Waszej partyi
zawsze otwarcie postepowala,
jednakze ia musze s}owa do
trzymae, przeto oddam moi g}os
genera}owi Palmer. D1iekuje
VAN "a uczyni"ny mi zaSzczyt
i zapewniam was o najlepszych
zyczeniach z mel str''ny."
w obec tego postanowii
komitet gfosowac ma Senatora
Fuller, prezesa komitetn, W
uznaniu wielkich jego zaslug
W nadziei, IL kazdy cz}onek
partly wype}ni zyc>enie ko-
mit-tu. Przed posiedzeniem
zapytano wszystkich czfonk6w,
cly oddadza Fullerowi wszyst.
kie swe g}osy, gdyz byfoby o
wiele zaszczytnlej, ulegajac,
g}osowaC solidarnie.
Pare minut pred otwarciem
wsp6lnego posied1enia repu-
blikanie ch6rem zaSpiewali
pies6 ,,Au5d Lang Sone'', "a
co zebrali rzesiste oklaski.
Take demokraci odspiewaI
pies6, ale wiecej tryumfalnie
brzmiaca. PieG minut po je-
dynastej przyniesiono wielka
choragiew z wizerunkiem Pal.
mera do sail ustawiono ia po
stronie demokrat6w wpro~t
pod portretem Dou 81 a S a.
NieskoGczone oklaski iowa
rzyszyty tel demonstracyi.
Club Palmera Z Jackson
vile przesFa} pyszny kosz
kwiat6w, kt6ry miano wreczyc
generafowi Palmer, skoro re-
zultat wyboru zostanie og}o-
SONY. Kr6tko przed p"sie.
dzeniem przybyli delegaci cd
przyjaci61 Palmera Z Missouri
Indiana, kt6rych zawiedzio-
no do miejsc ma galeryach.
Wsp0lne pOsiedzenie.
Punkt o godAinie - odz-
wierny Brown stentorowym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12
MIESZCZANSKA DUMA
SZKIC POWIESCIOWY
MA TIE HISTORYCZNEM
przez
(3 E. ZORJANA.
(Ciag dalszy).
przez
E. ZORJANA.

Wyszed} po chwili kamienicy pred
oczyma ciagle mu miga}a postaG iasnowAosej
dzievczyny. Zdawa}o mu sie re ia moze p"-
TRAGIC to te to owa strone wymija1 wi
dziad o.
W Halickiej ulicy uslysza} smiech tuz mad
uchem.
= Patrzcie, jaki m}ody Busko pijany!
Drgna1 ca}y, chcia}by sic rzuciG ma tego,
kt6ry te s}owa ~ym6wi}, ale opamieta3 sic
: To jej brat = szepna} pospieszy} do
domu.
Me spa} noe Gala. Westchnienia jego
mieszaiy sic jekiem chorej matki.
Jan Sobieski, chcac uczynic dla Lwowa
wszYstko co by}o W jego mocy, zostawi3 cztery,
wprawdz n'ekompletne, choragwie pod wo-
dza EIiasza kackiego. Temu tez dzielnemu
mezowi oddano dow 6dztwo wszystkich zbroj-
nych si} miasta. By}o tego niewiele, ledwie
tysiac ludzi pieszych diva male oddzia}y kon'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12

By}a jeszcze miedzy mimi garsc lekliwych, lecz
ci milczeli, obawiajac sic bury swych braci.
Wtem nadbieg} ktos cd strony rynku.
= starszyzne wo}aja ma ratusz, bedzie
narada.
= Chodzmy tam!
Ruszyli wszyscy ku ratuszowi.
Pacho}cy biegali cd domu do domu spra-
szajac starszych obywatei ma narade. Wkr6tce
ujrzano idacych dw6ch konsul6w, dw6ch tyl-
ko, kt6rzy pozostali mescie.
= OF nasz pan Bart}omiej Zimorowicz,
siwy, jak go}ab, ME szuka} lepszego schro-
nienia dla swej g}owy sedziwej. Mech zyje
pan Bart}omiej
= Mech zyje! = zabrzmia}o do ko}a.
-Patrzcie, idzie drugi konsul Jan Ga
siorowski.
= Wiwat Gasiorowski!
Sedziwi konsulowie oddal pok}on zgro-
madzonych.
Bog wami bracia.
Wes>li do wielkiej sail radnej, gdzie pust
kam swieci}y miejsca konsul6w }awnikow.
= Smutno, panic jamie = rzek} Zmoro-
wicz.
= Wstyd nam Bartlomieju, wstyd ma.
Sym g'owom, ze dozy}y takich dni!
Przyby} Eliasz kacki, potem dwaj kano-
n'cy Jozefowicz Gawat, bo reszta kapituly
zemkuela takze re strachu.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12
ROk III.

stwa Stanu Illinois i wsp6l-
obywatele! Zapewne ME spo.
dziewacie sic, bym by} W sta
ME Wan z}ozye podziekowa.
ME po ca}ej formie. Prawie
mia4bym ochote zanucit pies6,
kt6ra tax czesto s}yszalem z
poboznych ust ma mityngach
obozowych W mojej zachodniej
ojczyznie, piesd zaczynajacs
sic cd slow: ,,Aimt I glad,
I'm out Of tile aoildermess."
(huczne oklaski).
,,Stara}em sic zawsze bye
otwartym W mojem postepo-
waniu, i otwarcie wyznaje, re
nam do spe}nienia wazniejszy
obowiazek. Dziekuje Panu,
Panic przewodniczacy, i VAN
moi przyjaciele acknowledgement,
owym stu jeden, kt6rzy pa
tryotycznie niewzruszenie
praw narodu Stanu Illinois
strzegli przy wyborze Senatora.
,,Kiedy rozpocze}a sic wal
ka, pragna}em tylko bye sly
szanym przez moich wsp6}-
ohywateli. Nam nadzieje, IL
Mkt pie bed1ie watpif o mojej
otwartosci, gdy powiem, ze ME
bylbym wystapi} jako handy
dat o urzad senatora zwiazko.
wego, gdyby Legislature to O.
brano W spos6b zwykle pra-
ktykowany. Odstapi}bym ten
zaszczyt m}odszym odrmnie
mezom. Poniewaz jsdnak po-
piera}em prawo narodu, by
tenze sam wybiera} sob,is senas
tora, przeto pragna}em bye
s}yszanym. Wiekszosc oby-
wateli Stanu zasady mole 30
par}a, a moi Panowie dzisiej-
sly wyb6r jest dziejowem wy
darzeniem (oklaski) pocza-
tkiem nowego rodzaju wy
borrow.
,,Mni Panowie (do farme-
row: usi}owaliscie meznie i
uczciwie obrac meza niezawi-
s}ego; nakoniec powzieliscie
przekonanie, IL najskuteczniej
mozecie rracowaG, gdy wsp6l-
(Dok. na 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12

l znowu okrzyki g{osne
entuzyazmu re strony demo-
krat6w wybuch}y. Kiedy wy
czytaao nazwisko Morrisa, re-
publikanina rasy czarnej, po-
wsta} tenze i odda1 CLOS ma
Cicero j. Lindley. Zaraz wte-
dy rozpocze}a sic zywa parada
miedzy republikaninem Berry
a kilku czlonkami komitetu
partyi nastapi} nawet rodzaj
b6jki. Ale wreszcie uspoko-
jono Berry'ego.
Kiedy wywo}ywano nazwi-
ska ,,nieobecnych'', pan Berry
znowu rozgniewa} sic gwa}to
wnie, wskoczy} ma swe bi6rko i
piorunowa} ma republika6skich
swAch koleg6w. Gdy j+go ma
zwisko wywo}ano, zawo}a}:
Cicero J. Lindley" i chcia}
je~zcze raz przemowic, ale
przerua}o mu gfosne sykani-
re strony samych republika-
now.
,,Sykaniem cd m6wienia
mnle ME powstrzymacle. Panic
pi>arzu, czekaj pan, i posfu-
chajcie, ca ma do powiedzenia
czfowiek, kt6rego ami picnic
dzmi ami s}6wkami kupic ME
MONA" Znowu zaczeli repu.
bliNanie sykac.
Nlepodobna 50 by1o pow
strzymac i W czasie dalszego
odczytywania listy, krzy cza}
dalej. Kiedy wywo}ano ma
zwisko Pattona, rzek} tenze:
,,Daje moi g}os mezowi, kt6ry
jeszcze nigdy swego g}osu lie
sprzeda}, panu Cicero j. Lin
dley." (Wielkie oklaski re
strony republikan6w.)
Teraz juz j inni republikanie
Lindleyowi g}osy oddawali,
gdyz wydawa}o sic rzecza ME
mozliwa zgodzic sic ma Fullera
lub innego.
Taubeneck odda} CLOS Stree
terowi i usiad}szy, zap}aka}
rzewnie. la to tez oklaskami
szczery mi go nagrodzono: kaz-
dy uwierzy} W jego szczerosc.
Senatorowie Bacon i Evans
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12
Czwartek, dnia II Marca 1891 r.

g}osem oznajmi}: ,,Szanowny
Senat''; przewodnlczacy odpo-
wiedziaf: MECH Senat wei
die i W minute p6zniej we
szli' Senatorowie pod przewo-
dnictwem wicegubernatora
Ray zajsli swe miejsca pred
pos}ami.
Republika6ski komitet po-
leci} cz}onkom partyi ME od-
powiadac najprz6d, gdy lista
bed1ie czytana. Pomimo tego
senator Evans, gdy odczytano
jegonazwisko, odrzek1: ,,Jest!'
Kiedy odczytywano liste po.
slow, Cockrell i Moore odpo-
Niedzia swa dali znae, IL So
obecni, "a co oklaski huczre
ich nagrodzi}y. Kiedy Tau
beneck lie odpowiedzia',
chci-li republlkanie mu przv-
klasnac, ale oklaski wypad}y
S4abo.
Rozpocz4}o sic g}osowanie.
Kiedy "dc1ytywauo nazwisko
pos}ow, i wywo}ano Cockrella,
tenze rozpocza}: ,,Mr. Spea.
kerr lecz w tejze chwili
republikanie poczeli wo}af:
,,Zadnych NOW, zadnych NOW:
g}osowa6 tylko!" Przez kilka
minut poAsraf ha}as, p"Sr6I
kt6rego republikanie Cockrel-
la ME chcieli dopuscic do prze-
mawiania.
,,B,dzcie minute spokojni,
a gios oddam" = rzek} Cock
rell.
w odpowiedzi znowu wy
krzyknieto: ,,bez NOW, bez
mown'
,,Oddaje moi g}os panu John
NJ. Palmer rzek} wtedy Cock
rrll. Przez kilka minut zn6w
brzmia}y oklaski i okrzyki ra-
dosci ze strony demokrat6w.
Liste dalej czytano; republi-
kanie spokojnie / cicho sic
zachowali.
Nadesz}a kolej na nazwisko
DR.. Moore. Spokojnie i smia}o
tenze powsta}, i powiedzia}:
,,g}osuje ma Johna M. Pal
mera."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12

poczatkowo dali g}os Oglesby'-
emu, ale potem g}osowali ma
Lindl-ya. Bacon rzek}: ,,dam
CLOS mezowi, kt6rego przyja-
ciele zdradzili: jest MIN Cicero
j. Llndley." (Wielkie okla
skip.
Berry coraz to krzycza}
gwa}towniej. Chciano 60 wy
prowadzie ze sail, ale opaH sic
takze pollcyantowi i p"zosta}.
Kiedy gfosowanie sic sko6-
czy}o, rzekf m6wca Crafts:
Ma tenn 154-tem g}osowaniu
oddano 204 g}os6w. Do wybo
ru potrzebnych jest 1o3 g}o-
sow, a tie otrzyma} John M.
Palmer. (Okrzyki demokra.
tow. A. j. Streeter otrzymaf
jeden CLOS, a Cicero J. Lindley
100 gfos6w. Oznajmiam pre-
to, IL John M. Palmer zostai
legalnie obrany senatorem
zwiazkowym, kt6ry Stan ILL
nois przez przeciag lat szesciu
bedzie reprezrntowa} W kon-
gresie Stan6w Zj-dnoczonych."
Niepodobna opisac zamie-
szania, wybucb6w radosci i
entuzyazmu, jake powsta}y.
Trwa}y ons dIugo, a kiedy
wreszcie cokolwiek sic uspoko-
jono, senator Mahoney wni6s},
azeby wyznaczyc komitet z
>iedmiu, czterech Z Izby, a
trzech z Senatu, by uwiadomili
pana Johna M. Palmer o re-
zultacie wybor6w. Do komi-
tetu weszli: Senatorowie Full
Ter (rep.), Mahoney (dem. i
O'Connor (dem.), jakotez po-
s}owie: Dixon (d-m. Nc
Inerney (dem. Ramsey( dem. }
i Partridge (rep.)
General Palmer ukaza} sic
W hall i przez mowce zosta}
przedstawiony jako nowo o.
brany Senator, posr6d huczne-
go grzmotu oklask6w.
Gen. John NJ. Palmer
przem6wi} wtedy de- zgroma-
dzonych:
,,Panie przewodniczacy, pa
Movie nalezacy do prawodaw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-12
No. so.

Telegramy KTajOVe,
NareSzcie!
Palmer Obrany SenatOrem ZWiaZ-
kowym dla Stanu Illinois.
Wszedzie radOse niezmierna.
Republikanie Streetera takze
Opuscili.
TylkO Taubeneck wierny sWemu
kandydatoWi.
Nova Palmera.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
,,Spriaq1fed, Ill.,, March II,
1891.
To Dzieanik Chtcogoski,
141 W. DiUisiona Str.
Palmer IS elected senator on first
ballot.
j. Il. Kaoasigroch."
Powyzszy telegram otrzyma-
lismy wczoraj popo}udniu;
niestety "a p6zno, azeby go
podaG we wczorajszym nume-
re ,,Dziennika'', kt6ry idzie
pod prase pred po4udniem.
Ale juz we wc<oraiszym hume
re wyrazilismy pewnosc, ze
tax sic stanie. DIS nadchodza
szczeg6}y.
Mn6stwo os6b zgromadzi}o
sic W sail wy borczej, os6b kt6re
pr>yby4y TAX mia~ta, jak
iokolicy ;d}ugo pred posiedze-
MEM hala by}a przepe}uiona.
Jcszcze rano republikanie
odbyi posiedzenie i zastana-
wall sic, czylb ME by1o do
br4e oddaG 100 glos6w Moore
mu lub Taubeneck' owl.
Uchwalono z}ozyG te sprawe
w rece komitetu partyi. =
Kr6tko pred posiedzeniem
komitet 6w zawezwal ORA
Moore, by mu oznajmic, IL,
skoro zechce, otrzyma 100 gEo-
sow.
,,Za}uje, moi panowie," Cd
powiedzia} Moore, ,,ze musze
was rozcz trowaG. Wasza pro-
po1ycya jednak "a p6zno przy-
ehodi. Przez 8 tygodni cze-
kalismy n promo ma p"parcie
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25
s. G. HENTON,
Notice Of County Auditor, SGaGr
Of WEIGHTS and Measures.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Ac.
IN eOrdanee with an act entitled IAN Act TO
Establish Q Uniform Standard Of Weights and
Measures in this State, and for a State Sealef
and Inspector Of the Same" and BY virtue Of In
structions received from the secretary Of the
state, have procured for the use Of this county
q set OF weights and measures, in accordance
with section OF said act; and the same having
been tested and sealed by the state sealer Of
weights and measures, | am now, by authority
OF said act, ready to act A. inspector aud sealer
Of weights and measures
The law In regard to weights and measures, a.
set forth In said act. is substantially follows
SEC. s. That any person In this state who
shall, after thirty days subsequent to published
notice from the county tealer Of weights and
measures, provided In section four Of this act,
be found using any false or fraudulent beam,
scale, weight or measure, and who shall fail or
neglect, on written notice OF the same from any
person aggFieyed or in any way cOgnizant there
Of, TO have said imperfect beam, scale, weight or
measure duly inspected and by proper authority
adjusted and sealed, or who shall use the same
scale, weight or measure subsequent TO said no
tiee without correction or adjustment a. pro-
yided In this act, any person 70 offending shall
b liable 10 an action in law and penalty OF
twenty dollars for each and every Oiiense, 10 be
paid into the county fund.
witness my hand and oficial seal this 9th day
rsEALl OF June, 1871.
att NYRoN II. ELLIS, County Auditor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

THE fat has gUne forth and c. NJ. Brad
shaw, collector Of customs at Port Town
send, Is to be bounced. He was indis-
Greet during the senatorial election in the
way Of neRlecting TO rally to the support
Of Squire, and % the bosses have decFeed
that his name ID Dennis. Some few In
eastern Washington viii remember Brad
shaw as the man who headed the repub-
lican ticket during the decoy duck cam
paign. On the west side he gained some
fame in the Judge Sachs gambling cpl
Sode, and is known among his intimates
a. "the silent setter" and perhaps, Al
''the still hen gets . large brood, j" &C
cording to the agricultural adage, Brad
shaw may yet hatch forth chickens Of
discord that will down his enemies.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25


Parties desiring Black Cap Raspber-
ries in case lots Of 10 or "A quarts can
leave order At Lawrence q AumhllerS'
D'AcADerr'e' 'n 'he'r SeA'""'
-Cippan, Lawrence & Co.'S Offices
nave Oeen ieoPSnea IN .he eynulca'e
O'OcA' anu mI. mONinney' 'ne'I n,AnAseI'
t;ote Ioana In ANAL or large Amounts
tor Iono or abort time. on farm or city
property II
50
dles, brides, hsrpeuS and everything in
his line at prices not to he duplicated this
uide If Portland.
-casb ,u.,omsr. can save money nv
huv;n0 groceries n n. A. Griffin.
49, -
nm Y.Lima svsDns from N a M to4n
M Residence in Wide Hollow. at the
old shaw Mac. I5-u
WIN nav ran, shan vor csn sDD,v
an r,,,cS.! ~ - !, = ho,ss ~ vour own
Sron Pochte, 4 Ro~.P 1911
R,v a, n;,,s,,s Puv now You
..Dt A. .rv hs,,sr nv x.Itin0 Wbv
waitP l4.u
Won .ho,,a a.. thu, .ls,.D, chin,
- II -. m c.emo,.
-. 49, p,..,a.,,
IT 9 u.-~;Son a. - M. family IN cooD
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

At the meeting Of the State Of WASH
ington Mining Association at Seattle, last
week, the following officers were elected
President, W. R. Bentley Of Seattle; vice.
president, Robert Allison Of Okanogan
secretary, W. W. Beck, Seattle; treas.
ureF, W. H. HainsWogth, Cascade dis.
tFict. Executive committee: The officer
named were z. BleWett Of Seattle; GeorRG
W. T. Tlbbetts Of snoqualmie, A. G.
Mozier Of Skagit, J. L. Warner Of Kit.
titaa, Allen Q. Mason Of Pierce county.
Taylor Stark. who killed Nels Bloom
stram at Seattle, was acquitted Of thu
charge Of murder, and on the following
day he married bis victims daughter.
The soldiers charged with the murde
q Gambler A. ). Hunt ct waIlS Wall
we're acquitted.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

THE hope deferred that maketh the
heart sick has bean endured by DR.. W.
H. Hare with stole patience, but now he
has realized on the political pledges made
him, for he has been appointed to the re-
ownership Of the U. s. land Office at this
place, relieving Mr.. Vance, the present
incumbent, who has for some time
past been urging the department
to accept his resignation. Dr.. Hare
will step into Office with the knowl-
edge that he has . host Of friends here
and that his appointment will be gener-
ally satisfactory to the people Of this
land district.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

mOuntaineer and hunter, and while he IL
still spry, he Is not as good as he was
twenty years ago. The boys tell the story
on the old gentleman that he recently en-
countered q bear and almost run over
him, but stepping back pace or two he
rested his gun, took deliberate ain and
missed bruin completely.
Mr.. Sisk, one Of the contractors on the
big ditch, IL accredited with being I'M
commonly proficient in the use Of his
hands.
On the Fourth there will be . race Of
100 yards that promises to be very inter
esting. A purse Of $50 has been hung and
EllensbuTgh and Roslyn promise to send
speedy men. Yakima has several boys
who can get down to II or M seconds,
only Q second behind the best recorded
time, and as they are all training dill
gently the brush gives much promise.
George Guilland and Jimmy Simmons are
reported the leetest, while Nye Taggart
and Kinney Mcleod will press them
closely.
Thaley Case IL an athlete Of more than
ordinary talent. He Is . good runner and
jumper, and can handle his hands a.
cleverly o. anybody in these parts. He
inheFits this talent. His brothers are all
handy men, and the old gentleman is
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25
ORDER 10 SHOW CAUSE WHY Al ORDER o.
SALE OF RIAL ESFATE SHOULD
lOf Be MADE.

In The Superior Court Of Yakima County,
Stale Of Washington.
In the matter Of the estate Of Geo. W. Goodwin,
deceased.
Alice v. Goodwin, the Administrative OF the
estate Of GeO.W. Goodwin. deceased, having hled
her petition herein duly verified, praying for an
order Of sale Of certain parts Of the real estate
Of said deceased. for the purpose In said petition
net forth, e IL therefore ordered by this Court
that all persons Interested in the estate Of said
deceased appear before this Court, At the court
house in North Yakima, Yakima county, state
Of WashingtOn, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
July, 1921, At 10 O'Clock q m, to show cause why
an order 70 sell 20 much Of the real estate a.
aid deceased, according TO law, a. shall be
necessary for the purposes in said petition st
forth, and that copy Of this order be published
once . week for four consecutive weeks In THl
YAEInA HERALDl 9eEspapeF published
Dated this 18th day q Jnne, 1921,
CARROLL b, GRAVES.
STATS oY WAsHINaT0N,l a.
COUNTY OF YAKIMA, ~
I, Dudley Eshelman, clerk Of the superior
oOlTt Of Yakima county, state Of Washington,
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true and
correct copy Of tho original order TO show eause
why an order Of sale Of real estate should not b
mslS IN the estate Of George ". Goodwin, de
eeesed, - The same appears OF record In my
WItneaI my hand and the seal Of said superior
court this 18Th day q June, ls9l
DUDLEY ESHEI.MAN,
County clerk and ex-0fhciO clerk Of the superior
court Of Yakima county, Warrington.
by ". y. WORRIES,
2ea pepHtY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

The east is SwelteTing in old Soils bak-
ing rays and the furnace-like atmosphere
iells many q victim daily. 10 this Yak
ina land Of climate there can be no com
plant about the weather. The gentle
bTeezes Of BOreas fan our cheeks, while
Jupiter Pluvius has been anything but
parsimOnious with his showers that have
laid the dust and given assurance oil
bountiful crops.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

THERE Is no need for any Farmers Al
lance party in the Pelican state, for the
leading plank Of itS platform has BEEN
discounted by the Louisiana Lottery com
pauy, which now guarantees to make
loans To the farmers Of that state at one
per cent. per annum Il they will vote for
the cOmpany's state charter at the com.
Ing nlachinn
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

THEIR Is 4 man in Olympia named
Moses H. Scott, who claims he is alive.
Nearly every one else says be is dead ;
the court says %; but be IL one Of those
stubborn men that won't have Il that
way, and protests against being eOnsid-
cred deiunct.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25
RsurtL Il July C.nnltt~na. Ittuti'nl

AL committees appOintsd for the Fourth
Of July celSbFation are requested 70 meet
at Fechter 4 Ross Office Friday evening,
June 20, ct s7o,clOck, 10 make Anal ar
fragments for the celebration. Every
member Of . committee is earnestly re-
quested to be present
3. scOFT, Chairman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

The best salve In the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cts per box.
For sale at Janeck's Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25


L. l. Wilson resurned IRON Tacoma
tuesday
MIS- sane "aFd Is 0aek irom schoo
a. Tacoma
Mrs. R. B. Milroy is down with The
VPnoid ieVer'
Miss Scudder Is at Tacoma visiting Mrs.
Joseph shriver.
NJ m r.. - M. u.a.
Thomas have gone to Tacoma on a shop
ping tour.
nj. .;,.. o.. A.. a.. -..-....., w
n 49, 80 M. S.",,h...on IN \.
celebrated in August.
NJ. A,n;. s,o,. NJ. u.,non .nd
NJ. Go S-;,.a- ~, &c. -. ~.
500 - . ,,,s,, - 60
CA..,.. H.. 81 N. w a Co.,
-, a. 49, q !. t. d.. - -, ~.
s@c.cn ~ a. -. ~ NJ go.
to-. - "a 6,.oo a,S,..S - -.
- w;,h a. ;n,.n,;o, - ,s.,.,.in.
3 :. Ninson' an uncle Of Sam Ninson,
W., v;sr;r;s q. ,'or:.,o. ~ .Is, 49,
VS. Mellon general manager and n.
.. Kimberly general superintendent OF
YsL,m.
u a. Oonsoon spent several Gays IN
tne city TINS week ne thinks YAKIMA
gives Detter hdlcations OF prosperity
A. b. weed Will leave on SUNDAY ior
SPOKANE "hsre ne goes 70 tAke the once
management Oh staver q walkers agri-
cultural Implement business
James ID. Greer returned nom Canada
Iuesday' MT. ureers motner dieo the
night ne ieit MS ola nome ana ms latner
Is still IN a dangerous condluon'
II. NJ. De CordOVa, an uncle Of Harry
spinning recent,y arrived mere rom nan
sAs' SceOWPAnieu oy nls "ue' Anu mas
oPeneu reS'aurAn' ON rlrS' sIee''
John D. Thomas and Mr.. George Even,
with credentials from the Western Cen.
trai LABOR onion, are mere nom Franklin
Sohcluns alo iOr 'ne selkins miners
Miss Gertie Morrison, daughter Of Dr..
W. F. Morrison, has returned from Port
land, where she graduated from the high
school with the highest honors Of her
class.
Deputy Assessor B. F. saylOr returned
on Saturday last from San Francisco.
After q careful comparison, he IL Of the
opinion that the Golden Gate city leads
North Yakima trife.
IN Co...,, ...,-..s g., o,,u,,;.
S..Io. -. \" -. = .,...S~... =.
~ -. ~ ,ha 900 h.DL.-. ~
Co.n.,, ne $500 ,h;rd r;o.-0-o.;AoDt
~ ~ ...oo;.,,oo
Knox johnson, inspector Of Northern
racine lands was In the city this week.
having returned from kIckitat county
where he went TO view some lands Tor
which syndicate Il negotiating.
County Clerk Dudley Eshelman and
-,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

NH~I have secured for the Season a
good Meadow Pasture near town, and Mares
to be bred to my Horses only, will be pas
tured at 81 per month
For further information address
W. r. JONES.
North Yakima, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25
FLEETFOOT
GEORGE

Is a beautiful bay, I611 hands;
black points, stripe in face; a years
old. Sired by Fish's Percheron
George; dam, Percha, by a son Of
Meyers White Prince, Of Oregon.
TERMS.
Single service, due at time Of Service, IS
Season, due al end Of Season. &
Insurance, Due when Mare Is known 10 be
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25

Letters uncalled for at the Postoffice at
North Yakima for the week ending June