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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

METILOIDEs-M moior mas Boguro
de todos los ospOoi1Cog hGBta RhoFR oonoeida
para la OuFa pOFmanOntO do toaB Las 0nfoF-
m0dadOB dc la ursta, "a sean SgtGg eF6nieaB 8
agudaE. OontiOnO 81 flujo y eura poF COM
pletol an menos tiOmpos que ning6n OtEo pre-
parade similar, Lar gonoEFaaG, 0GpoFmatoFnaH
8iBtitiG, Oet. Meior quo la8 inyOoGionOB muy
superior q BGndRlo eopaiba. EmplO1R &
guRtir Bu efoGto Las tres 8 0uRtro hoFRs dc
3RbOEE0 tornado.
Los WEIIL0IDEB"-1o f&8iIoB do tomaP
0Bt6n pEOpaFad0B de mGnoEa que no roVuOl-
VOn q oBt6mago nj pF0dueOn mRloI 0fOetOB,
De VOnta On t0dag lag B0tioag. Pfdang0
Mu0stERB gratis BuB 6niOoI f&bRioGntog.
EFedgEiok 8tGREng q 0R D0tEolt, ELlGhl.
g an q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
SucESO De ANQCHE

Anochs falIesi6 rapsntinamonto. POGO
de haber subido 81 tren de las y 80 p. m.
que BalfA para MRyOgisz, ol senior BsFnar.
do BoCauegTa, asCretario de ls OoEts do
DiBtFito de dicha ciudad. r. IP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27

En eaER lmpFentA Be- VendO D8p0I al
psEi6dico Vioio $500 los 46 kiloI Gun
q&intaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
ImPutants asamblGa en- GuaynabO.
Sc designd IN COmit6 con sI n0mbfe
de "COmit6 de creaGi6n del pue-
bio de GuainsbO.
Preside d lCt0 ell huuH GVmgltrIOtl senior lose
R. CaTlzO.

FL dia "a de eBts mes, tuvo efecto On ell
pobIado do Guaynabo-BSyRm6n-unR
gran aIRmbleA de los pTopietaEiou dc los
doCe bRrEioI del que fu6 pueblo de Quay.
nabo. En- ella 90 acoEd6, por unsnimidSd,
trabAiar para conIeguir del gobisFno la
creRci6n del municipio de GuRynRb0, con
lo1 doCe baErioG que antsB 10 formabAn.
Entire lou diatint0H acuerd0s tomadoE,
fu6 el primero, lR dsSignaCi6n do uu comi'
t6 con ell nombEe de 'Cemit6 de Cresci6n
del pusblo de Guaynabo".
Por unAnimidad fueFon deuiguadou para
foFmAElo los sEfioreH Biguisntar:
Presidents, d. Joa6 r Carsza; vice
prsHidentV Mr., Wilson; secretaEic, D. To.
mas Gual; vocRleu: d NGrciso Vail Llo'
beEa, D. Manuel ECaztriIlo, MI G. @.
Harding
A eAte Lomit6 80 ls concadisron poderss
poE 10 ABRmbleR para EepressntarIs On
todoB loB actoH necsBarioE para conUsguir
loa dsIsos de los dsasoa do los alIf congra
gRdoB.
So di6 IeCtura al sscrito dirigido al Co.
beEnRdor, On Holicitud dc Ia organization
de dicho mupicipic, fu6 caluroBamsnts
Rc0ptRdo = frmRdo por todoa los ASiBtentsu
diCha reunion. CopiR de 81 Hsr6 envis.
d. On 81 OpOrtuni lad 4 tods la prenna do
sstS capital.
81 actO fu6 pEeaididO por el preuidOuts
INFERNO don JoG6 r CRTazo. Ea inmOnBo
el entuAiasmp que exiAts entire aquslIos
vecinos poE lleVaE adslRnts uus prop6aitou
que ConHidsran juOtOS, con igual ontu
BiRamo Oh un6nimemsnts seCundado DOR eI
slemento americana prOpiotario on aquslla
localidad.
No hubo en- sBtA aBamblea la me1or pR.
labEa moEtifcante para las municipalida
dea que psrtenecen eston YeCinoB, apsusr
de laH queiag que tiensn de alIaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
Director Inferno.
EN- La MANSION EE-
CutiVa.
Hasta Ia una de Ia madHugada sstu-
VleHOn C0nfeHenCiandO el gOheTns-
dor y el assistant" attorney
alOChe.
PNbahIOmuRtO Ira Do Iuuz Do paz a Rio PI0drl
IN ROrteImIIGlR0.

A las 1915 confsTsnci6 hoy 81 gobaI
nadoE con Ion peIiodiBtau. La mafiAna fac
muy OOupada para 81, pusE numsFOsaB per
HonRs fuOTon 4 viBitarie. Entire elias eB
EuvieTon Rllf los gefioFeB Lippit, Wood,
SegRTTa, Martinez, doctor del Vale, En-
Tique del Vale, RioH A. Rodrigu0s, Wolf
ZinmsnmaTn, Pallou, r. Quifioneg, Bar
boss, Juan do GuSmRu Bsnitez, Conaul
Medina, Rlcalds de GuayRm0, A. SaIo'
mon, Annexy, CuEbslV, Henry Hord,
Comisionado dc InatTuCci6n, English, y
presidents do la Comigi6n de Ia policfG.
ri gobeFnador estuvo RnoChe conferer-
Ciando con sl assistant Lcdo. BFGwn hRBtR
10 una dc lR madVugRds, con rGspsCto
In combination de nombFamientoB judiCiA'
les egta tRrde ContinuRrGn conHiderRndo
d mismo punto para el lunen PFepaTar Ia
RslRci6n de candidates y enviarlR al Con
8ejo Executive para "a spEobaoi6n.
"Hay 20 8 80 BolicitanteB candidates
-dijo 81 gcbsTnRdoT pTGgUntaB de nuas
tro ''E0porter"-y 8s eHtfn satudiando con
todR detenCi6n lar EeBpeCtivRs CAlifcRcio'
mes , m6rito1 dc ORdR uno.''
"iEu Cisrto que el uefioE Luis Campil!o
VI oCupRT una de eBtaB vROAntea? pre-
gunt6 el repreuentRnte dc Ola COErsBPon
doncia."
GEL senior Campillo fa6 un inmsjorRble
fIcal-dijo 81 senior PoRt-y fguEs en- era
EsIaci6n dc lolicitRnteG. No puodo decir
sFguraments todaVfa tquienOI 1sr6n desig
nSdog, pues aBts tAFde quedar6 hechR 10
dtfnitivR dGBignGoi6n."
Quiero dGciE-continu6 degpu6g el go
bornRdor-quO 10 ha psdido lR TsnunCiR
Sl jusg de pas de Rio PiedraB; psro que
eSto ne ha hecho por motive do los CsrgoB
peTsonRleB que contra dicho funcionRrio
% pEOnentar0n Y fuaron inveItigsdog per
oil attorney. No ha hRbido, como pArece
ge hR diCho, nipgunR Causs pOlftioa para
Caa deatituoi6n y para llevar al duimo de
TODD sl mundo eBtR GfrmaCi6n. Antes 30
I'm psTi0d0 electoral como ah0TR eBtRm0g be
Huelen hRceF aupogiCionea TeBpecto do eEtoB
actoH nezclando en- OlloE Ia politioR 30
denOo que Ba entiOndR clRTRme ate, que
tADto eAta TeRoluci6n como otrRB que Be
hAyan diotRdo 6 10 dictsn, NADIA tienen que
YER con Ia politics. ProbAblsments
n0mbEaT6 un amsFiCan0"
Dsgpu68 inform6 Ell gobsTnador que 30
tsnfan ys muy adeIantadou los trab5 j,B
respeCto de lR nuevR division de distritoa
do ls poliofa inSular. 1866 deDignaGionsI
hay que hacar-dijo-pREa primsTo Dc
Julio, de los nusvOG inBpectore1 de distri'
tor y prGotiCRmspto qusdsEan en- los que
RctuRlmenta % hRyRn Los capitRueB, oficia'
les = claBeE, exceptuando a'gunoH cambiou.
Los que RhoES 10 deIignen para ocupaE
oada diHtrito qusdarsn On 0lloB por muCho
tiempo''.
Elta tArde y mHnAnS continuaE6 Ol GO
bbrnSdor trabAjando en- los RHuntog psn'
dionte1 dc daGpGcho que Bonl muchoS do
cuidRdogo estudio.
A Las II 30 tsEmin6 hay Ia obnfsrenciR
, lo1 puntou trataioG fuaron gs6srRlizadoB
ampliRments entire Ol gobsTnadoE y los
periodiHtas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-27
USADO CON EXTRAORDINARY FRECUENClA POR
d PrlsIdOniO d0I C0nsaI0 EIOGutID Do
CoBgFOSO.

Isl Il GxpeEiencia de RlgunoH AMOS de
pF6ctiCa mediCR pusde tenGT Alg1n vail.
miento, nadie Bs extraflarG que en-, ella
fundo mis- aGeveFRcioneB cuando Be tEAtR de
emitir una opinion Gobre On msdicam0nto
que be usRdo con txtEaoFdinaEia frscuan'
CiR. Ne rtfeFo & ID Emulsion de Scott
La ps1fsctR union do loB Componenteg, 81
sgFadAbls IRboE que determine 10 bien quo
20 ConSsEva mientras Be eut6 empleando, y
sobEe TODD Las impO1tantsa indicRciones me.
dicRI que liens, non 80 mejor , mas HeguER
garRntfa.
Por eEs Fas6u aun en- las enfsrmedadss
81 paEsoeE mas inCuEabIsB como Ia tfsis, Las
OGQWeGiGs, Las eEcr6fWLGs, Las Gnenias, 81
TGqWitisnO, Ia dsbi6dGd general, IL faItq de
deIarTOyD on las mujsrs1 , en- los nifiou y
otER lsrga SeHiO que EsEfS pTolijo OnumeTGT,
30 We que estR BuntRnciR opsFs verdadeEoH
mil0grog, y que lOI enfsrmos que per dc.
CiFlo aBf, ls hallabRn & Las pueEtaB de IR
mueEte, 90 trRnRfoT man de pFonto Rdqui'
Eiendo fuerzGG, Tobustez, color, RnimRci6n,
BRlud, On una palRbra, que acTedita cadR
dfa la juuticiR de ID fAmR del immense
Cr6dito de que tan dtil preparation goza
On todo 81 munde."
r. Dr.. Rafael del Pale.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
NEW CITY ADDITION.
james \. Polivka Places Property
In North End on the
Market.

Another city addition has been
plated, James A. Polivka having
filed with County Auditor Crocker
the plat and dedication for North
First Street Addition. including IS
lots in the north end of the city.
The property extends from the
Northern Pacific railroad tracks to
North First street, and Front street
is extended through it. Bartlett
Place is the new street running east
and west through the property.
The plat filed Friday is the second
addition to be made this week in the
north end of the city and indicates
the feeling among real estate men
that there will be further movement
of residence lots near the city limits.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
JUDGMENTS FILED.
Cascade Lumber Company Files
Judgments Against the
Y. NJ. G. 4.

Seven judgments were filed in the
county clerks office Friday by the
Cascade Lumber company against
the Y. NJ. c. A.. another chapter in
the Gibson case. Exactly what the
next legal step will be is uncertain,
the Gibson tangle having never been
entirely Strengthened out.
The judgments are for s225s.O5.
s25s5.o3, s909.71. $172.70, s19o.35,
s1o5.2S and s595. They were given
on bills of lumber secured by Con-
tractors Gibson and Smith for mate
rial used in the association building.
Satisfactions were filed in the case
of 5. A. Null against j. H. Carpenter
for s1G97.7o and 0. /. Gardner
against J H. Carpenter for s161S.SS.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
NOW TOPPENISH.
Valley to Promote the Work
of the Association.

Toppenish showed its interest in
the good roads movement Friday
evening when a temporary organiza-
ton was formed which will later be-
come an auxiliary of the Yakima
County Good Roads association. The
meeting was attended by f. Remy.
j. NJ. Brown and II. P. James as rep
resentatives of the county associa-
ton
l.. j. Goodrich was chosen as tenn
porary president of the Toppenish
association, f. A. Virgins vice presi-
dent and Mayor Talbot was selected
as secretary. A committee of three
composed OF Messrs. Talbot, Lee and
Macarthur was named TO draft a con-
stitution, and another committee of
three on membership, composed /
Messrs. Hillyer, Atwood and Bolle.
a good roads meeting will be held
at Wapato tonight. and il is expected
that a number will make the trip 70
that town.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
STEPPED ON NAIL.
Harold Adams Suffers Serious Acct.
dent While Doing Errand
for Mother.

Harold Adams, 11-year-o,d son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Adams Of Wa
patio, was brought to North Yakima
in an unconscious condition Oh Train
$. Is Saturday his condition
resulting from stepping on rusty
nail which penetrated his foot and
necessitated an operation.
His parents are owners OF fine
S0-acre ranch on the Indian .eserva-
ton. and recently moved to Wapato
to stay for part of the summer
months. The mother sent Harold On
an errand TO one of the stores m
Thursday evening, and while making
the trip he stepped on nail. He
was able to reach his home, but his
condition became such that medical
assistance was sum snoned.
An operation was performed Fri
day by Dr.. Waugh and Dr.. West, and
ii is hoped that an amputation can be
avoided. He was taken to st. Eliza
beth's hospital this morning.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
HAS BIG MAJORITY.
Dir. Granville Iowthcr Says Every
Ward Will Show Majority
Against Saloons.

DR.. Granville Lowther, preside 1T
of the National Issue club, announced
Friday evening that the compiling of
the great anti-saioon petition in
North Yakima and vicinity had been
practically completed and that the
papers would be filed at the next
meeting OF the city council next
Monday.
Yard after yard of the petition has
been pasted together. there being two
separate rolls. One includes the
names OF those in North Yakima, and
the other contains the names of doz-
ems of ranchers living on the out
skirts of the city or in neighboring
districts. DR.. Lowther says that the
city petition that has been compile Il
or is ready to be handed in shows
majority in every ward. including the
fifth. In some wards the percentage
of voters secured is near 90 per cent,
while the average is 75 per cent.
One thousand names, or there
abouts. are included in the out-of-
town petition, the two making one Of
the greatest petitions ever arranged
or filed in a city the size of North
Yakima.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
PLACE APPARATUS.
GETTING "GYM" READY
TO Be PUT IN USE
y. VI. G. \. Physical Director II
City To Assist In Plans for
the New Building.

Harry \. Cook, physical director Of
the local Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, was in the city yesterday
from Seattle. where he is acting as
director of physical culture for the
summer school at the University Of
Washington. He came over at this
time to lay out the plans and assist
in the placing of the apparatus
which has been received for the
gymnasium, so that it may be III
readiness when ne comes to take
charge of that department next
month.
John Sawbridge and crew of men
have been putting in the plumbing
fixtures this week and are nearly
through. These fixtures provide for
showers, ,oilets and layatories on the
top and bottom floors of the building
as well as lavatories on other floors
and will mean complete facilities
when the time comes to open up the
building.
Secretary Turner said yesterday in
answer to question:: Eyes, charter
membership is still available, and
will be until the end of the present
month, July We have not specially
urged the matter as yet, but would
do so now, for, as the time draws
nearer for the building to be used,
the number joining becomes greater.
and that means lot of routine
which could be more readily under
stood if those intending to join made
application before the last opportun-
ity The building is open, usually
with one of the secretaries present,
from $50 a. III. to p. m, and any
boys or men seeking information or
desiring to join will be welcomed,
and any person who wishes to see the
building in its present unfinished
state will be gladly received and the
details of the different floors of the
building will be explained.
Eyes, it would be pretty nice IL
that swimming pool could be used
these hot days, but things are not
quite ready for use yet. We must be
patient little longer"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
Canning small Fruit, Without sugar

The strawberry recipe win answer
Tor all small fruits. Wash the ber-
ries before milling by placing them
in a colander and dipping them up
and down in a pan OF water. then
stem and place in jars that are abso-
lutely clean. adjust the rubbers and
lay on the lids, without screwing or
fastening down TOR the heat ex-
pands them. ana if the Jars are fast
ened they will surely break. Place
the Jars in the Gamer, or if you do
not possess one. a boiler will answer.
protecting them from the bottom Of
the boiler by the method described
above FIJI the boiler With cold va
Ter until II comes half way up the
jars. Cover the boiler and bring to
the boiling point. then boil rapidly
FIVE minutes. Uncover. take our
three jars and drain them free from
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the STATE
of Washington for Yakima County.
W. D. ingalls,, plaintiff, We Joseph
Enzler, defendant.
The State of Washington to the
said Joseph Enzler, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty 600 days after
the date of the first publication of
thls summons to-wit. within sixty
Coo days after the list day of July.
1905. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attor-
ney for the plaintiff at his office be-
low stated. and in case OF your fail
ure so to do judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which has
been filed with the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court.
The object of this action is TO OBJ
tain judgment against YOU for the
sum Of ninety-six and thirty hun
dredths dollars. Cs96.30) and interest
thereon from the twenty-fourth day
OF April 1907. and for the costs Of
this action, upon an account for nur-
sery stock sold you oy plaintiff here
in on April 24th. 1907.
VESTAL SNYDER,
Attorney for plaintiff. p. O. address.
North Yakima, Yakima County,
STATE OF Washington.
Julyl-s-l5-22-2
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15

five (25) of MacCrimmon ana Need
numbered fifty nine (j9). and lot TWEEN
ty-siN Geo Of MacCrlmmon and Need
hams subdivision q kerr's villa lot
numbered sixty (G91. to the city Of
North Yakima. according TO the plat
thereof, as the same appears now on
file and of record in the office of the
County Auditor of Yakima County
Washington.
Notice IS further given that the bid
accepted by the administrator at such
sale, ~ the highest and best bid is
subject 20 the approval Of the Judge
81 the superior Court of Yakima Coun-
". Washington.
\. J. SHAW,
Administrator DE Bonus Non of the
estate. Of John @ Appegate, de
eet4sed. JulyS-15-22.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
HOl sl.lioLp HINTS.
when washing summer Drc>sc.

When Washing summer Dresses
keep the delicate colors from fading
by this process Dissolve one table
spoonful OF powdered alum in each
gallon of lukewarm water needed
for the immersion Of the garment.
Rinse thoroughly in this alum water:
then wiring slightly and put into .
suds made OF warm water and white
soap Wash carefully, using as little
soap as possible Rinse well in two
waters. wringing tae carmen as dry
as you can then put it through very
thin cooked starch Wiring, shake
out. and hang wrong side ont in 4
shady place in the open air. sprinkle
as evenly as possible, and let It lie
tightly rolled TO- not more than d
half hour before ironing It,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15

liquor. fill two Of the jars with the
fruit from the third, screw down the
tops and place back in the boiler,
continuing this this until all have
seen fastened. Cover the boiler and
allow them to boil ten minutes
longer. Take the jars out and stand
aside to cool. The liquor drained
from the jars may be boiled down
Tor strawberry Juice, or it may BE
made into jelly by adding equal
quantities of sugar.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
How to Put Fruit in Jars.

Tie jars must be clean and dry,
ANA new rubber on each one Wet
a towel with cold water, wiring it
half dry. fold double and lay it on
the kitchen table; place the jars on
the towel and the preserving kettle
next it. fill the jars about three-Quar-
tiers full Of fruit. and then fill to ov-
erflowing with juice. cover, close
tightly, and set upside down until
cold Fill one at a time and when
all are filled wipe With a damp towel,
examine to see they are absolutely
air tight, place in cool dry place,
and two days later. examine again 20
make sure of their being air tight.
Sometimes 1t is with difficulty that
jars are made perfectly air tight. but
the addition Of one or two extra rub
bers will, in most instances, remedy
this.
Another good method, and one
that is less liable 70 crack the jas :.
is placing the dish pan or some other
large vessel on the stove, half fill
With boiling water. place jar in
this and allow to remain few mo-
ments when ready to put the fruit
in. empty the jar of water and place
it, right side UP in the hot water
while filing it: when sealed, take out
and place upside down until cold.
1t is best to place 4 towel in the bot
tom Of the dish pan 50 as not to let
the jars come in contact with the tin
or enamel, as this IS liable to crack
Or break them
Vegetables that contain natural
sugar, such as corn. peas, beets. etc.
are the most difficult to keep, while
those without starch. like string
beans, asparagus, carrots and tur-
nips also tomatoes. are easily Kept.
1t is imperative that the jars have
solid metal Or solid glass tops, for
4 porcelain or slas. lining haS a space
between It and the outside and i
Is next to impossible to keep this
space free from microbes. Let ms
reiferate. 1t is also imperative to use
new rubbers each year There is
no economy III spoi,ing doliars' worth
OF vegetables and preserves trying 10
save few cents worth Of ubbers,
The most practical plan IS. While
hoIse cleaning. p bring ont all your
jars thosoaehly examine them, and
put those III perfect condition in a
convenient place ready for the first
advent Of the canning season. 1t is
both lacking in good sense and dan
serous TO obtain your fruit for can
ming before YOU have ascertained
whether your Jars are in perfect con
dition Any housewife. whether ex-
perienced or inexperienced, may sue
cesstully can any fruit o. vegetables
II She is conscientious in following
the rules to the letter
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
JAEGER HAS FILED.
Is Twenty-ninth to File Papers
With County Auditor
Croker.

Z. ]. Jaeger, leading rancher Of
the Zillah section. was the twenty
ninth candidate to flied his declara-
ton of candidacy with County Audi
tor Croker entering the race for
county commissioner in the third
district. He placed the papers on
record Saturday afternoon.
There are now four candidates in
the field for the commissionership N
the third district. the other candi-
dates being William Lemay. William
Stahlhut and B. p. Thompson, who
fled papers on Friday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that al
persons having claims against John
". Shaw, deceased, or his estate
are required TO file the same with
the undersigned executors of the es-
tate of said John W. shaw, deceas-
ed. within one year from the date
of the first publication OF this notice,
to-wit: Within one year from the
18th day of July. A. D. zoos, at the
law offices of Vestal Snyder, rooms
s. 4 and > Sloan block. or the same
Will be forever barred
WILLIAM SHAW.
A. j. SHAW
Executors estate John W. shaw, de-
ceased Jul15-2 2-29-Aug5
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15

In HE superior Court Of tine state 81
Washington for Yakima County
n the matter of the estate Of August
HuWmei deceased.
Neae" Is hereby given 10 the cred
itors of August Hammel, deceased that
all persons having claims against tho
said ugust Hammel, deceased. are
hereby required 70 present such claims
MltA Ae necessary vouchers within one
G1 Year after the date Of this notice.
to-Wit within one IL year from the
lst aaN IF July, 1905, 70 Anna Hammel.
the eNrcHtriN IF the estate Of the said
August Hammel deceased al the place
where She trausacts her business. to-
wit the law office of Nestal snyder
ia the sloan block, IN the city of North
Yakima, Yakima County. Washington.
ANNA HAAfMEL
EXeeutr.X Of August Hammel.
Juil-S-l5-22
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Notice for Publication.

Io1artment OF The Interior, I. 5. Land
-. la0S
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph
Paullin 81 North Yakima, Washington.
VINO, Oh December :. 1902, made Home
tion :, Township IL NJ Range ~ +,
W. NJ, has filed notice of intention 20
make final five year proof. 70 establish
clWm 10 the land above described. be-
fore Register aud Receiver, L. = Land
Office 4t North Yakima. Washington,
on the 22nd day OF July 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Cook l.. ]. Greenwalt. Rudolph
knaae. Fred Mcbride, All of North Yak
lMa Washington.
zENAs Y. COLEMAN.
Jun24--Juli-S-l5-22 Register.
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In the superior Court 81 tAe Srate Of
WASHINGTON for Yakima County
II the matter Of the estate of A. =
Withers. ST.. deceased.
Notice + hereby glven " the credit
tors Of A j. Withers. Sr deceased.
that All persons having claims against
The said \. J. Withers. deceased. are
hereby required y present such claims
With the necessary verihcation with II
one % year after the date OF this
notice, to-wit within one "a year
from the eighth DAY Of july laoS to
L. q. Withers the administrator Of the
estate Of the said \. ] Withers. Sr.
deceased, & tile place where he tram
sacts his business. to-w.t, ~ the law
office Of Nestal snyder in the sloan
block, ia the city NJ North Yakima
Yakima County. Washington.
l.. .. WITHERS
Administrator Of the estate Of y j.
Withers, ST. deceased. JulS-15-22-2s