The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-16

Col. Cork, Prof. Watt, J. J. Carpenter
aud w. II. Wilcox returned on Friday
night from their long trip up in the
mountains. They visited the Nstcheez
and Cowlitz passes, canoed It on Bump
ing river and camped while in the Tie
tan basin. They killed lots Of birds,
canght hundreds OF fish and helped Capt.
Simmons eat a cinnamon bear he had
shot in the Tietan basin. They had a
most enjoyable time, which is, however,
tinged with sadness on account of the
heat which they are compelled TO stand
for another year.
DR.. Gum and family returned from
Soda Springs on Wednesday,. Their de-
pariure was observed by camp fire
which proved one Of the most pleasant
features of the season at that resort.
There was a poodly crowd present who
enjoyed the singing, charades, recitations
by Mrs. White, OF the Spokane Chronicle
and Miss King, Of this city, aud Il clam
chowder which was an agreeable depart.
ure from the usual camp FIRE refresh
ments.
n. Hartung. W. l.. Connolly, Henry
Lombard and Wallace William, returned
from the Tletan basin Wednesday night.
They were bronzed and bearded to an ex-
tent that almost concealed their identity
when they got back but they report hsv-
ing had most enjoyable outing.
Attorney Glen G. Dudley, OF Kenne-
wick, is in the city this week. Mr.. bud.
ley is being groomed by his lower
cou 1ty republican friends for the office OF
prosecuting attorney. and is making d
strong pull for the rural vote in conven-
ton.
Col ]. w. Renfroe, special agent OF the
Indian department arrived in the city to-
day and will spend some time in a hunt
ing and fishing trip in the mountains.
W. p. Mesler and wife and Mrs. L. J.
Bell, of Golden. Ill.,, and Miss Mary
Whittemore, of Little Rock. Ark. are in
the city and NAV conclude TO locate.
William A. Rice, Truman w. Zoos and
DR.. q. A. Wagner, OF Tacoma, were ia
the city on Wednesday on business before
the local land office.
+. G. Burlingame is home again after
doing extensive contract work in the re-
building OF the old o. X. & N. road near
Bonneville, Ogn.
John Forsberg, Of Roslyn, is in the city
as guest of his friend and business asso-
ciate, Thomas Lrnd.
Agent l.. T. Erwin. of the Indian res.
ervation, was visitor in the city on
Wednesday.
G. ID. Murape and wife returned this
morning from their outing on the Nile.
l.. o. Janeck aud wife returned last
night from their outing on the Nile.
No old time prices at Ashcraft & Kin
sey's. 3J.2t
The rush for shoes continue at Ashcraft
& Kinsey's. 30-lt
Buy your hop boxes OF the st. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber company. 3l-,f
Srhott Bros. are selling hand sewed
Cordovau shoes for s.. 20
At 70 cents-l0s pair of ladies' low
opera slippers, at Schott Bros.
Samples-900 pair of Miller's hand
sewed boots, ut half price, at Schott Bros
When you buy anything of II. A. Grit
fin, call for a ticket; it will entitle yor
to a nice present. 90
II you expect to pay cash for goods and
want to buy them at cash figures see
Ashcraft & Kinsey's. 3J.lt
Reliable woman wishes employment a,
sick nurse or nurse in confinement. In
quire at THE HERALD Office. 2J2*
We have come, both to stay and to
sell goods. Come in and see us. Ash.
craft & Kinsey, successors of Ward Bros
Loans at s per cent on improved cit J
and farm property closed in 30 days
j. II. Fairbrook, Eshelman building. ?!
CASH. Good, cold cash. That's wha
talks. Aud it talks with a voice whost
dulcet tones make drowsy buyers tngle
as when liquid syllable accents are ten
derby trilled into the shell pink ear o.
some divinity in tinkling ADMINISTRATIONS
by the little god of love. Cash talks
Our cash talked when We bought those
Hamilton Brown shoes. We got 'em SC
cheap that we can almost give 'em away.
But we want cash in return-just q little,
but some. Try us.
2S-3t THE MODERN STORE.
Interstate Fair.
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