The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-20

The Spokane Rsvisv's post occupiedths
editorial columns Wednesday, and fan.
eied DO 'heard the signing pines, the
liquid melody Of falling Waters, The warm
aunshine that battles the hills and val
leyS and play play In BRIGHT flashes upon
the distant mountains. In . few more
days, We know, the flowers will come,
the grasses will spring upward from the
cool, moist earth, and Mother Nature viii
again clasp her children 10 her bosom"
BORN.-At Tampico, WASH, March Is,
1890, 10 the Wiis Of Harry Roberts, . son.
&C. L. Gano b prepared 10 Gil al
orders for grape vines or blackberry roots.
Judge CouCll B. Graves win DO here
Saturday 10 hold lone days session d
court
Tim HERAID advertising columns
form an interesting story Of thrift and
prosperity.
Bonx.-At North Yakima, Sunday,
March l6th, TO the vile Of Chas. Martin,
. daughter.
Lots about the new school house
cheap, easy terms, will advance 30 pen
cent In 90 days. J. B. PUOsLEY.
Lots about the new school house
cheap, easy terms, win advance 30 pen
cent In 90 days. J. B. PUasLEY.
-TfaYner has removed his boot and
shoe ShOp TO the building on First stresI
formerly occupied BY the Yakima candy
factory. .
-TfEyneF b Just In receipt Of . larrI
invoice Of boots and shoes Of the bssI
makes for ladies' and gentleman. Cal
and ZEE him in his new location on Fins
street.
DIR. Aldrich Of convivial memory said
there were Eve reasons for drinking:
Good wine, . friend, or being dry,
Or Lest you should DO BY and by,
I Or any other reason why.
Call and examine my samples iOr fall
and winter clothing. guarantee . good
ft and viii give you prices that defy com
petition. MYRoN H. Ellis.
-Baled hay and oats at the I x I
Highest price paid for sgss and but
ter ct BCyers Co.'S.
An Of the latest styles In esntS' fur
nishinp are 10 Be found at II. h. Elisa
Five hundred boxes Of soap ct Bazth'
olet Bros. only tl.20 per boz.
-AyrOn II. Ellis has the finest line o.
neckwear In the city.
C. Z. McEWen d now Offering sad
dles, brides, harness and everything In
his line at prices not 10 b duplicated thil
side Of Portland.
Tho bargain house q ~. Armstrong
has noW commenced another determined
slaughter In Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
The shrewd bargain buyers are hourly
carrying away goods ct prices which can
not fail 10 please.
Onion, potatoes and cabbage wanted
ct BoyeFs & Co.'S.
Choice feed, oats and chopped barley
Tor sale ct the North Yakima roller mills.
why win you cough when Shiloh'I
Cure viii give immediate relief. Pricl
10 cents, 80 cents and q. For sale d
Janock's Pharmacy.
The only exclusive dry goods and
clothing house In the city 10 that q
Henry Otter, In the First National banl
building. NJ. Otter has exceptions
facilities for buying, and he always Keep,
abreast Of the times, having . standing
order Tor IN Of the novelties appearing b
the market.
-BaTtholst Bros. win not BE- undeESolt
In a~nything-dy good, clothing, furnish
Ing goods, boots and shoe, hats and caps
crOckery, groceries, and In iact everything
kept In . 6rstelass store.
-De Wits Little Early RIssssstthsrs
@. J. Tai, agent.
Tho stock Of dress eOods, rsady-mad
clothing and furnishings at DittsIs are o
onlv nnt-elaaa maiaFiala. and hia mica
compare favorably with thoss Of the laFg
cities. Always examine his stock m
ct prices before puFchaalng elsewhere.
DIR. Savage win be found Away
ready 70 attend calls day Or night. ono
over postofRce; residence on seoonI
; street, two dOoD south y. 8. Land 0fics
Persons desiring transportation abou
the city or vicinity can BE- accommodate
BY leaving ordeEs at Allen 4 Chapman