The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
YAKIMA and VICINITY.
Flash Lights on Men, Women and Events
Of This hsishborhood.
URBAN AND SUBURBAN NEWS ITExS
Paragraphs which Are Interesting
20 Everybody whether They
Live In the Modern Garden OF
Eden OF the Outer World.

There are now seven barber shops and
twelve BARRIERS IN North Yakima.
Kirk Dexter left on Monday for New
Hampshire to be absent several months.
Born, at North Yakima on Saturday,
April l4th, 10 the wife OF Frank Sbarkey.
q son.
Mrs. E. L. Heg left for Prosser, Mon
day, to spend a week with the family Of
Nelson Rich.
Messrs. Parker & Fiske shipped good
sized order Of Yakima.made brooms to
Waitsburg this week.
Lee Hunt, son Of G. W. Hunt the rail-
road builder, was drowned in the Una
tilla river. near Echo, Or, on Friday Of
last week.
Jack Bradford shipped I02 bales Of hops
on consignment to Horst Bros, Of New
York. Saturday. His FIRST shipment
Melted him % cents per pound.
Two members of the Salvation army
have rented the oven on the lot adjoining
the Switzer building and are making
preparations to open a bakery.
Do not wear impermeable and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood ves-,
sells OF the scalp. Use Halls Hair Re-
newer occasionally, and you will not be
bald.
DR.. W. A. Hastings is arranging TO
leave for Owego, N. Y, on the first OF
May to assume the dental practice OF his
father, who 10 about to retire from active
professional life.
II the person who picked up those two
pairs OF shoes between this city and Nat
cheez bridge, on last Saturday. will leave
them at this Office he will save himself
trouble-he is known.
Lost, a section Of small gold watch
chain, with gold dollar attached. The
dollar was engraved with the initials M.
s. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving same at The HERALD Office.
Judge Hanford did the correct thing, at
Spokane, when he refused to naturslize u
man who talked through an interpreter.
II man cannot at least speak and under
stand English he is not ft to be citizen
OF the United States.
Walla Walla Union. Journal: Z. +.
Benson. Of North Yakima, arrived in this
city Friday. Mr.. Benson has placed with
DR.. N. G. Blalock an order for 10000 fruit
trees, which will be taken up immediate
ly for tranlplsnting on lands recently re-
claimed from the desert by irrigation in
the Yakima valley. He expects to have
the trees packed ready for shipment by
Monday. Hereports q wonderful increase
in acreage Of hops and orchards in the
Yakima valley.
There IL nothing mysterious about ad.
vertising. 1t is an exact science. You
are simply telling people where they can
get certain needed things. That's all
there is Of it. II you can tell them about
something they want, or ought to want
IL you have a good thing to offer-adver-
Using will sell It. Newspaper advertising
is not only the best, but 1t costs less than
any other kind-service considered. You
can yet more circulation-talk to more
people-for less money, 10 newspaper,
than in any other way. Figure it out
and see.
The Tacoma Ledger publishes long
list OF possibilities to succeed John L.
Wilson in congress but . careful scanning
fails to bring to light the name Of our own
Prosser who is liable to cut quite dash
in the next republican state convention.
Among those whom the Ledger mentions
are Attorney General Jones. Pat Winston,
Superior Judge Moore, W. H. Ludden
and J. W. Feighsn. of Spokane; Marx
Fullerton and ]. w. Arrasmith, Of Whit
man county; S. c. Cosgrove, the peren.
NAL candidate from Pomeroy, and Gene
Wilson, Of Ellensburgh, who has also be-
come chronic office-seeker.
Anybody can make his own barometer
at an expense Of very few cents. Two
drachms OF camphor, half drachm of
saltpeter, the same amount OF muriate of
ammonia and two ounces Of pure alcohol
mixed together aud inclosed in q long
bottle will furnish as good barometer as
any one needs. As long as the weather
is to be fine the liquid will be perfectly
clear, but whenever change 10 impend-
ing, small crystals will be seen in the bot
tie, and the contents will become cloudy,
the cloudiDess increasing in proportion to
the violence Of the approaching change.
The indication is infallible, and the little
bottle with its contents is as sure test OF
the weather as the best $50 instrument
ever made.
A dispatch from Vancouver informs us
that the directors Of the Vancouver,
Khckitat & Yakima Railroad company,
Of that place, have been negotiating for
some time past with . party Of eastern
capitalists for the transfer and sale OF that
road. A few days ago Representatives Of
the contemplated purchasers, in company
with several Of the directors and stock.
holders, took trip over the road to the
present northern terminus, q distance Of
Is miles. The road was originally built
and is now owned by local capitalists.
and has been operated since lis construc.
ton as 8 logging road. The line, as sur
veyed by this company, extends through
the Klickitat pass, in the C.scade noun