The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-11-03

1' ~ noou 10 Couuu Nioitof WIS
week.
Bargains at Schott's shoe store the
coming week.
One dozen large boxes Of first-class
axle grease for 75c at Wallace-C oburn's.
Gold Coin Hot Blast heating stoves are
the best. Wallace Coburn Hardware Co.
S. Null has recently purchased fine
steam power wood saw from the Wallace
Coburn Hardware company.
The "Queen" is the queen wood air
tight heater of them all. A few Of them
left at Wallace oburn's.
E. NJ. Harris, the grocer, is enlarging
the shelving capacity of the establish.
ment and otherwise improving the store
room.
DR.. j. F. Stephenson, new conner.
has established dental parlors in the
rooms adjoining DR.. Gums Office on
Second street.
Strayed or stolen-One black-and-tan
Collie pup about four months old; had
on small yellow collar; answers to name
of "Don." Will pay for return or infor-
nation at HERALD office.
Deputy u. s. Marshal Dilley is at Walla
Walla with thirteen prisoners from Yak
ina for boot Logging. There are fourteen
criminal cases before the grand jury, all
but one from Yakima.
preaching completion. Mr.. Lee informs
US that lie has had at least seventy-fve
applications from parties who desire to
lease it.
Manager G. A. Anderson, Of the st.
Paul & Tacoma Lumbea Co., is still con-
! fined to his home from the effects of the
injury he received by falling from q
wagon at Mabton recently.
Mr.. John Porter, well-to-do farmer
from Silverton, Ore, is in the city for q
few days visiting his sister, Mrs. R. N.
Harrison, and family. From here Mr..
Porter will go to Lewiston, Idaho, on a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Remington.
Word was received in this city that the
wife OF Prof. w. d. ingalls, died at the
family home on the Yakima river near
Kiona. Mr.. Ingalls, will be RENE bered
by many Yaklmans as the principal of
the Yakima city schools some years ago.
Do you know the Gold Coin Hot Blast
heaters? II you do you know them to
be the best stove on the market. Three
reasons why: Burns soft coal takes
oue-third less fuel, and is smoke proof.
They are an ornament to any parlor. If
you are looking for a heater, try it.
Farmers and ranchers knowing them
selves indebted to The HERALD can liqui-
date their accounts by bringing in wood
or hay. II your account with us does
not amount to as much as the wood or
hay, we will pay the difference 10 cash
30 bring in your stuff.
The jolly Eight gave a sheet and pill
low case party Halloween at the home
Of Mrs. Barge. The house was artisti-
cally decorated, and many jack-o' Ian
terms lent a charm to the appearance OF
things. After a series OF games and for
tune telling, delightful luncheon was
served. Those present were: Misses
Barge, Cary, Patton, sRohrer, Kinney,
Oils and Nichols, and Messrs. Miller,
Dills, Chandler, McNeff, Wallace, Nc
I Cready, Leckenby, Sloan and Cline.
! The book committee OF the public
library has placed upon its shelves set
containing thirty volumes OF the cele-
brated Warner library of the worlds best
literature. This ia a remarkably valuable
addition, and is alone worth many times
the price of membership. By means OF
it one can make himself we'll acquainted
with the literature Of the whole world,
ancient and modern, English and for
eign. This library was purchased with
funds lately contributed by the Knights
OF Pythias. The volumes are now ready
for consultation.