The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-04-21

of interest, there being in the herd the
runner Blue Jay, and also Lady Faunce,
with record of 2:294.
The Daisy Spring Tooth Harrow is Just
the thing to cultivate your hops with.
The Yakima Hardware company sell
them. IA 2t
U. S. Commissioner Flower, Of Nab
ton, recently ordered nine bee hives OF
K. S. Morgan. He knows good thing
when he sees it.
Lost, a mans shoe, between Schott's
shoe store and Selsh valley. Finder please
leave same at Schott's shoe store. 1t
q. S. Rankin is taking u trip east to
his old headquarters fin Minnesota, and
will visit Chicago, New York and Wash
ngton while he is away.
We are not selling goods below cost,
but we are giving Is ounces to the pound,
and our prices are reasonable. Kinsey
& Co. 1t
Last Saturday night Captain Scudder,
of Troop A, promoted Corporal Scott to
be sergeant, and privates Druse. Blair,
Spahr and Bailey to be corporals.
Stylish spring suits 81 and So sum-
mer dresses from 81 to So. Perfect fit
and finish guaranteed. Mrs. Sckles.
little Caldwell block. 14-3t
Mrs. Coonse left for her home in Bal
lard Saturday night, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. ii. X. Sinclair, who will
visit her for time.
The Wallace-C oburn Hardware com
pany have car load of Mccormick
mowers and binders on the road and are
expecting them every day. This is the
mower that gave universal satisfaction
last year wherever tried. 1t
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church has extended call to Rev.
Beatte to fill the pulpit of that church
for another year and he has accepted the
call.
The Yakima Hardware company last
week unloaded full car of the cele-
brated Deering mowers and rakes. The
unequsled success that these machines
gave them last year have placed them
far in the lead for 1898. Roller and ball
bearings have come to stay and only on
the Deerng machine have they reached
perfection. 14.2t
On April 26 Yakima Lodge No. %, l.
o. o. F., will celebrate the Goth anniver-
sary Of the order with appropriate exer-
cises. Rev. U. F. Hawk will deliver the
address and the balance of the program
will consist of music and Rotations.
Much favorable comment was evoked
last week by the unique advertising that
was done in the various show windows
for the entertainment given by the Epis-
copal church. 1t was the handiwork of
Mrs. Heg.
Ellis Raglan, of Yakima county, and
Rubea Dickey, of Walla Walla, were
united in marriage at the latter place last
Friday. Father Eagan officiated, and it
was the 600th marriage ceremony he has
performed.
Goldendale Agricultural: Charles
Campbell, OF Yakima, offers to match
his 2-year-old FLY by Typesetter against
any 2-year-old in Kittitas, Yakima or
Klickitat counties. one-half mile to be
run between now and May Goth.
]. NJ. McCleary, a merchant OF this
place. having noticed the generous and
patriotic offer of John Wansmaker and
other millionaire merchants to allow
their employees to enlist and serve their
country without losing their situations,
and not wishing to be outdone in pat
riotic zeal, has with equal patriotism ex-
tended to all the employees in his store
the same offer. THE HERALD congratu-
lates Mr.. McCleary and suggests that
other business men OF North Yakima fol-
low his example.