The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-02-13
Dissolution Of Partnership Sail!
MARCH 1
Our Partnership Ceases.

of Spokane, state president OF the Y. p.
s. G. f., who was on his way home
from Tacoma, where he had been in at.
tendance upon meeting OF the state
executive committee. The visit OF Mr.
Wilcox to Yakima was for the purpose
OF looking into matters pertaining to the
state convention of the society, which
will be held in this city on the End, 3rd
and 9th Of June. These dates were ar
ranged in Difference to the desires oil
many teachers and scholars of the
public schools, as they follow the closing
of the school term. At the meeting Of
the Committee OF &c." which will
havescharge OF the local arrangements of
the convention, it was decided to make
an effort to secure rate OF 10 cents from
the restaurants for the visiting delegates
and in case OF failure thelcommittee will
take it upon itself to supply meals at
this figure. 1t is anticipated that there
will be 400 delegates present at the con-
vention and for these the committee OF
arrangements has agreed to furnish
lodgings.
This is a good opportunity to say a
word to our merchants on the subject
OF advertising for there seems to be q
disposition among some Of the merchants
to relax their efforts in this direction al
certain seasons. Those best posted on
this subject and who have made it pay
the biggest returns say that continuous
advertising is the artery of trade. A
business man does not keep his store
open one day in the week or one week
in the month or three months in the year
II he .advertises that way that is the
impression the people will get. 1t ID
'Royal" before Baking Powder" worth
over 100000 The owner of the Royal
baking powder recently refused $4,000,
600 for his business-a business built
up and fostered by persistent advertising
business man must 90 forward or he
will fall back. The only way to do this
is to advertise. Advertise in busy times
because the iron must be struck while
it is hot, and advertise in dull times to
heat the iron. 1t has been truly sale
that the time to advertise was all the
time.
Bishop Wells has found 1t necessary
to change his appointments for services
in st. Michael's church in this city ant
instead of those published last week, b,
announces the following: On Sunday
next the 10th inst, he will hold service.
morning and evening at the usual hour
in the afternoon baptism at $3.50, anc
bible class at 3 AS. On Monday anc
Tuesday bible class at 8 80 and in tn,
evening at 1880. On Ash Wednesday
services in the morning at 10 O'Clock and
in the evening at 1880, with confirma
ton. X
Rev. Andrew Bard arrived in Yakimi
on Saturday last from New Whatcon
and will occupy the pulpit of the Congre
gational church on next Sunday after
noon. Rev. Bard is q Lutheran ant
it is his intention to remain here ant
hold regular services for the man,
Lutherans who are residents of thil
valley. He has arranged for holdin,
services in the Episcopal church ate
next Sunday. There will be services il
English in the afternoon and in German
in the evening.
John q. Boyle claims the authorship
of the populistic expression keep il
the middle OF the road" He says h
sprung it on an unsuspecting publi
some fourteen or fifteen years ago, an,
has public print OF that day that con
firms his assertion. While telling thi
to THE HERALD man Col. Boyle remarks
that two philosophers could not loo
each other in the face without smiling
but the representative of this paper de
clined with thanks.
The presentation of The Dream at tn
opera house on Saturday evening, by MI
and Mrs. Stockdale and local talent
proved an unqualified success. 1t wa
without question the best of all the play
given to Yakima audience under tn
direction of thisltalented couple and tn
Rebeccas are to be congratulated owe
the result of their efforts in the amust
meat line.
| After the performance OF the Bicycl
Girl, at the Opera House next Monda
evening, the Elks will entertain the Ne
lie McHenry troupe in the lodge roomi
Miss McHenry is an honorary membt
of the Elks and she is said to presid
with signal ability and wit at the soci,
sessions.
Capt. ]. II. Thomas left on Friday la
for Cripple Creek, Col, where he intend
to engage in practice in the U. S. Ian
office. He will make specially of cast
involving mineral lands.
Nick Mccoy reports having lost sever
calves from black leg. There is no dal
ger from this disease if the animals a
vaceinated with preparation of garli
lard and turpentine.
Delegate Catron, of New MexIc
whose bill to prevent prize fighting WI
so successfully engineered through col
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