The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-03-10

George Vance as he took his departure
for Seattle. He has lived in North Yak
ina almost since the place was started, ,
and has always been prominent in bust
, ness and social affairs, and will be missed
by wide circle of friends. Mrs. Vance
did not accompany him, but will follow
a little later on.
G. A. Bushnell, the photographer, has
returned from Portland and is again at
the James gallery where he will be pleased
/ to see all who wish anything in the photo
line. While in Portland Mr.. Bushnell
secured all the new styles and latest
finishes for photo work. Call and see
him at the James Gallery. Off
William Meister arrives today and will
remain in North Yakima four days for
the purpose of buying carload Of horses
well broken, and weighing 1900 pounds
and up. He can be seen at Nations
stable, and as he pays top prices, this is
good opportunity to sell.
A young man who asked permission to
sleep in the city Jail Saturday night, was
taken suddenly sick Sunday. and but for
prompt medical assistance on the part of
DR.. Baker and DR.. Hill, would probably
have died. He was removed to the hos
pital and is improving.
Coffin Bros store in Seattle writes that
they will outfit all Yakima people at
much lower figures than the ruling prices,
and will save them 10 per cent from the
lowest wholesale prices that are made.
So, boys, please take notice of this. 1t
will help you quite good deal. Gift
Mrs DR.. Baker will arrive from Walls
Walls Monday with her son Cushing,
and the family will stop at Hotel Yak
ina until May, when they will move into
their cottage on Third street. Aleta will
remain in Walla Walla until school
closes.
Troop A held its regular drill Monday
night. A large number of names have
been handed in by citizens who will en-
list if war is declared, and in case the
troop is called out Captain Scudder will
depart with his full quota of men.
Ellensburg Localizer DR.. |. N. Power,
j. l.. Banks and Ed Emerson are arrang-
ing to start Monday for the northern
,,oll GaI,Io Tboy will ho ;oipad OF Soof
tie by the doctors brother, who will ac-
company them.
The Waters Nursery-not the largest
nursery in the state, but large enough to
guarantee all trees true to name. Call
for prices Quarter mile northeast of
hospital, North Yakima. S.3t
At the recent teachers examination
John kingsbury succeeded in getting
second grade certificate and G. G. Ward
of Zillah. J. d. Mcintosh and A. +. Rod
man received third grade certificates.
Mrs. II. b. Worries will, after visit
of week or two with relatives in the
tOublISt JUN hOf IluoDdiIu
where Mr.. Worries expects to locate.
City Clerk Doust has made arrange
ments so that the lady voters in this dis
trict can register at any time by calling
at his office up stairs over Roaf & Stout's
Oliver chilled plows and Oliver steel
plows hold their place in the front rank
and give the very best satisfaction. See
them at Wallace Il Coburn's. 1t
The Yakima Investment company has
sold more land in the last thirty days
than in the whole three years preceding.
Coffin Bros. have just received car
load of alfalfa and other seeds. The right
place to buy fresh seed SIT
Marble corners for cemetery lots cheap
er than pine wood, at marble shop on
First street. 7. 4. DAVIS. Off
Joseph Brown, who WAS sent to the
Medical Lake asylum little over year
ago, returnediTuesday fully recovered.
Do you drink Spider Leg tea? Try Nc
Cleary's Soc article. 1t is sold every
where for SOC. t8-2t
We have reduced the price on our buck
wheat -four. 52tf KINsEY & Co.
All liningsi free with Soc dress goods
at the Golden Rule. SGT
Horses wanted See. Meister's ad. = 1t