The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-17
FRIEIDLT WORKS FOR THR HERALD.
They Are Spoken By lie STib1 ThNughsut
Tie State % tha Occasion d The Re.
tiremenI q Ar. Co.

Goldendale Courier: Mr.. J. r. Co,
has disposed Of his interest In The YAK
INA HERALD, owing to III health. f. NJ
Reed is the present editor Of this bright
newsy sheet.
Seattle Telegraph: Mr.. J. R. COe has
disposed Of his interest In TIE YAKIMA
HERALD, and gone to farming. Z. NJ
Reed is the editor and MANAGER Of the
paper. which Is one Of the brightest in the
state.
Douglas County Democrat: J, r. Coe
has disposed Of his interest in that excel
lent paper, THE YAKIMA HERALD, owing
to bis poor health. We hope that Mr..
Reed will continue to keep 1t in the
straight path.
Pomeroy Independent: Mr.. Cos has
severed his long connection with that
grand old paper known as The HERALD
Of North Yakima. Thatpaper has always
stood for the defense Of the people and
Mr.. Coe will be missed by his many
friends.
The Dalles Nmes- NOuniainesr: Mr.. J.
R. Coe has disposed Of his interest in TIE
YAKIMA HERALD. and the paper will be
under the control Of Mr.. Z. NJ. Reed. an
able writer and thorough newspaper man.
Mr.. Goes health has failed, and this
necessitAted a change.
Pasco Headlight: The YAKIMA HERALD
has passed into the editorial charge Of
Col. L. NJ. Reed, vice Mr.. J. R. COe, who
goes out to be proofreader and general
freight agent on his ranch. The Colonel
Is 4 musical reed who will tune his Tyre to
the tastes Of the people Of Yakima.
Spokane Reriep: Mr.. J. X. Coe, 70
whom much Of the sucCess attained by
TAG YAKIMA HERALD is due, has been
forced by III health to leave the jOurnSlis-
tic field. His former partner, Mr.. E. NJ.
Reed, will continue the publication Of
THE HERALD and will keep that bright
pager up to its present standard Of excel
lence.
Ellensburgh Capital: THE YAKIMA
HERALD is q bouncing fOur-year-Old and
a credit to the enterprising town in which
il is Published, and the people seem to
appreciate the good work il is doing for
them. Il is decidedly ''ofr' on politics,
bat is otherwise one Of the hest country
weeklies in the state.
South Bend Herald: Owing to the con-
ining nature Of the business and result
ant ill-health. Mr.. J. R. COe has disposed
Of his interest in THE YAKIMA Herald,
and sill shortly move to the Mckee to
improve his property holding there. Mr..
COs has been associated in the publication
Of THE HERALD ever since its inception,
and has contributed his share toward
winning iur the paper its present popu-
larity. Mr.. L n Rssi. who now he
entire ehAnrs. . amply able to hold d.
n01n1 airesiy Won, and Te will with
Vim A-AEGIa1AAA N-AaIlA1-
Yakina R1psbIie: Tn HERILD last
SEEK iofoEmed il resders Of . change in
its MANAGEMENT, Mr.. Jas. Coe retiring.
Mr. Goes VariOus newspaper talents will
be missed in THE HERAI.D ofice, with
uhich he has been connected since the
PrOieet which gave that paper it birth
uas tormed. The RrpuBlie ioins Mr.. z.
VI. Reed. the proprietor and publisher Of
TIE HERALD, in the wish that Mr.. Goes
health may fully return to him 10 his new
avocaiiOn; and We conIratulate the dem
Ocrats upon their party being able to still
ratsin the services Of Mr.. Reed In lis
present position.
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