The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-08
Brief Bits OF News Gathered From
Various Sources.
Personal AND INPERSONAL.
News" Is Something That Is Not Generally
Known. and Mere Readers Of The Her.
aid" win Find Several Col
umns OF II.
Photo scarf pins at Bushnell's.

Our teas at the old prices. Kinsey & Co
Everything at eastern prices at the
Chicago Dry Goods Store. 32.4t
Ii you want range or cook STOW,
that will give you satisfaction get a st
Clair. The Yakima Hardware Co., hav,
fine line.
Nice assortment OF vegetables on hanc
such AS new onions, cabbage, turnips
beets, etc. Kinsey & Co. 32
Chief Moses is again prominen,
character upon the streets, having arrived
with his followers the first OF the week
The chief will be the centre of attraction
at the state fair and jubilee.
Jelly glasses with covers, or table
glasses. 4Oc per dozen at Harris 32u
Sheriff Gray, Of Pssco, was a Yakims
visitor last Thursday and while here took
what the Elks had to give him in order
for him to become a member. He stood
1t pretty well, but says he can't see wha,
Sheriff Shaw saw that was go funny.
Wanted, Position as housekeeper BY
respectable woman. widower's family
preferred. Object, good home more than
big wages; best Of references given. Ad.
dress, Jennie Mooers, Prosser, Wash.
Jelly glasses with lids, or table glasses,
Acc per dozen at Harris. 33.tf
The war is over and we still have pow
der to burn. For ammunition of all
kinds, loaded shells and sporting goods
see the Yakima Hardware Co.
Thirty bolts Of muslin, the finest ever
offered for the money, for sale at the
Chicago Dry Goods Store at 5 cents per
yard. 324t
The ladies who have kindly promised
to contribute piece of linen work to our
linen sale are requested to send them to
the hospital by the Goth inst The sale
will take place during the fair week. By
order of the Sisters of St. Elizabeth g
Hospital.
Fine line Of hats just received at the
Chicago Dry Goods Store. viii be sold
at prices never offered in this city be
fore. 32.4t
The wife of c. O. Kelso, of Kiona. died
on Wednesday evening last after linger-
ing illness Of several months duration
The funeral occurred on Friday, Rev. L..
F. Stephens, of this city, conducting it.
The deceased was daughter OF the late
Captain Ketcbum, who was very well
known throughout the county.
Ten.quarter sheeting l5c per yard at
the Chicago Dry Goods Store.
Mr.. M. Kirby, a piano tuner OF ability,
has concluded to make Yakima his fu-
tnre home and engage in that line OF
business. He will make his headquar.
tiers with Claude Briggs, and any orders
left there will receive prompt and careful
attention.
Nice Pilot bread 10 cents per pound at
Kinsey's 80
A letter from Fred Jnngst to his sister,
Miss Anna, and dated at Dawson City
August 10th, states that ell Of the Yak.
ina boys in thpt vicinity are enjoying
their usual good health and working
hard Tbey are much inteyeated in the
war, not having as yet heard Of the dec
laration of peace. The boys all expect
to work for themselves this winter and
hope to have made a stake sufficiently
large to warrant them 10 coming home
next summer.
have just received an elegant line OF
clothing and have large stock to select
from, which will be sold at low prices.
Come in and get my prices. 1t will cost
you nothing to investigate, and / will
guarantee to save you money.
d. HANNA,
32-4t Chicago Dry Goods Store.
"Chief." probably the best known
canine in central Washington, and the
property of W. II. Moore, died on Mon.
day last. much to the grief of his master
and hundreds OF admirers. Chief was a
thoroughbred spaniel, and while not only
a great hunter, possessed so many vir-
tues that he became the pet of all who
knew him Re0gtieacof it toee