The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-11-19
LOCAL and COMMERCIAL
Short Notes Of News Gathered In and
Out Of The City.
ITEMS FROM The WORLD OF TRADE
Personals. Business Announce
ments, Current Comment and
Facts interviewer TO suit "The
Heraldo Headers.
ITEMS FROM The WORLD OF TRAD

Emil Schanno is down from the Brown
Bear mine.
Try onr breakfast Germea. Freshly
ground. A KNsEY & Co
Miss Chambers of the Ahtanum is
quite i'll with fever.
Robert Morgan, son of r. s. Morgan,
left for Ellensburg on Wednesday to en-.
ter the normal school.
Lewis X. Arnold today received the
contract for building the new dormi tory
at Fort Simcoe. The contract price is
$500.
Fred Chandler, Harry Lombard and
U. +. Diteman left to-day for the Horse
Heaven country on a goose hunting ex.
petition.
Frank w. Goodhue, of Seattle, purser
of the steamer Greyhound, spent Satur.
day in the city the guest of his friend N
N. Brown of the Hotel Yakima.
Try Metzger's Cough Drops if you want
the best and most effective remedy for a
"frog in the throat" or the slight cold
which leads to consumption. 40-tf
DeWitt's Sarsaparila is prepared fol-
cleansing the blood 1t builds up and
strengthens constitutions impaired by die.
ease. North Yakima Drug Store.
"Gracious! How green you are!' re-
/ marked the bacon. IL can't help it,
said the old fashioned saleratus biscuit
sadly. II am not city bread you know. u
: Rev. Hamilton Bartlett and Attorneys
, W. II. Boyle, w. L. Jones and II. B.
Rigg left on Tuesday for the Horse
, Heaven country to spend week or more
I in goose hunting.
COL L. S. Hewlett expects to leave in
December for Arizona to ATTEND the Irri
CATION congress which will hold sessions
at Phoenix. Col. Hewlett is one OF the
3 five commissioners appointed from this
state.
,, The supreme court of the state ha,
sustained the lower court in the convic
ton and sentence of Owens for assault
ing Conway at Kennewick. In the three
criminal cases appealed not one has been
reversed and naturally Prosecuting Attor
, ney Englehart is feeling mildly elated.
S. Arendt, of the Elite, has Just re-
ceived word from the headquarters Of
, Santa Claus that the most complete stock
of Christmas goods ever ordered for Yak.
Z ina has been shipped. AS usual the
Elite leads in holiday attractions and in
prices will meet all competition. /
Mr.. Richard Olney is engaged in cir.
9 culating a subscription list for the build
/ ing of wagon road to the Gold Hill
/ mining district. Both money and abor
g are acceptable and the obligations are to
/ be paid in the spring but only on condi.
ton that machinery is taken into the
district for the active and practical work
ing of the mines.
ron Friday last G. NJ. Mckinney re-
turned home from Michigan as the pilot
of carload OF immigrants consisting Of
seven families-forty people all told.
They are well-to-do farmers and have all
located in Yakima. Mr.. Mckinney says
, that sixty-three additional families from
, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois will star
for Yakima in the spring as result OF
( his proselytipg in those states during the
past few months.
The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells, of East
, Brimfield, Mass, had been suffering
s from neuralgia for two days not being
able to sleep or hardly keep still, wher
3 Mr.. Holden, the merchant there sent hei
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, anc
asked that she give it thorough trial
+, On meeting Mr.. Wells the next day he
r was told that she was all right, the pair
4 had left her within two hours, and thai
4 the bottle of Pain Balm was worth S. on
| Al ~ hui Dc lebS. FOI edit IL
so cents per bottle at Janeck's Pharmacy
Encouraged by the success OF the
u course OF lectures given last year, thu
Epworth LeagGe OF this city proposes tC
inaugurate a series for this winter, ant
y to this end has secured some excellent
y talent. The course will contain six lee
o lures, the first one to be given on Friday
evening, Nov. q, by Miss L. q. West o
Walla Walla on "0ur Country" Mis-
+, West will be followed by the well-knowr
. Portland preacher, Rev. Henry Rasmus
d. D., with ''Buttoned-up Possibilities
as his subject. Those coming later are
r Chancellor G. X. Thoburn of Tacoma
8 Rev. NJ. II. Marvin, Ellensburg, ant
:. President E. A. Bryan, of the state agri
a cultural college, Pullman. 1t is hoped
a by the League to also add the name o
Allen G. Mason to its list of attractions
but as yet Mr.. Mason has not given hi
. consent. These lectures embrace varie
l. ty Of subjects which cannot but prove
10 instructive and entertaining in the hands
OF such able speakers.