The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-06

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repair work-blcycles, guns, typewriters,
etc; in fact, any old thing repaired
Have now in our employ Mr.. Martin
Grout, late foreman OF the Overman
/ Wheel Co. g shop at Portland. All work
guaranteed. Moore & Moore, The Sta.
/ lioners.
| An Indian was brought into town yes
terday, who was frghtfulIy dlslisured
about the face from knife wounds, made.
he claims, ny other Indians who robbed
him OF S2S He was stabbed while
asleep, consequently cannot identify his
assailants.
| Reader, you are probably one of the
many who admired the handsome Super
Tor range at the fair and presented by us
to the couple married in the pavilion.
We have others. A number of styles and
varying IN prices. Let us show them to
you. Wallace Coburn Hardware Co.
The superior court opened on Monday
but it was decided not to call jury until
December. A number OF prisoners were
arraigned and their cases continued until
December. Court then adjourned until
next Monday, when Judge Dawson will
hear some equity cases.
Mr.. Marris. who exhibited herd of
thoroughbred shorthorns at the state fair
last week, is so thoroughly taken up with
the Yakima country that he expects to
locate here and is now negotiating for the
purchase OF a farm suitable for the breed
ing of shorthorn cattle.
Handsome, economical, convenient and
substantial are only few of the adiec-
tives that can be used in describing the
merits of our Gold Coin Coal Hot Blast
heating stoves. They are sold at very
reasonable figures too. Wallace Coburn
Hardware Co.
| Recent sdvces from A. Krober, who
| is among the Yakima contingent in the
klondike country, state that he may be
expected home at any time now. His
| latest reports are more encouraging re-
gardng his mining claims, but he was
unable to state just how they would pan
out.
| A Portland commission man ia in re-
ceipt of letter from resident of Poca-
tello. Idaho, who desires to ship to Port
land carload of jack rabbits He has
not caught the rabbits yet, and does not
wish to ship them until the weather is
cooler, but they will be forthcoming at
the proper time il market for them can
be secured. He says a carload will be
about 5000 rabbits, which will average,
dressed, three pounds in weight each.
Here is suggestion for some enterpris-
ing Yakima county man. The crop here
is large this year, 80 if the prices are
right there oug ht to be little Klondike
in it for the right man.
The past few weeks the country has
been overrun with agents for some east
ern wagon mandatory, endeavoring to
sell to the farmers whatever they may
need in that line. Our farmer friends
should remember it is always safer and
wiser to patronize home dealers in mat
tiers OF this kind, for too often the repre-
sentatives OF distant and unknown firms
are INSCRIPTIONS and dishonest, aud the
materials and stock used IN their goods
OF cheap and poor quality, which shows
| itself as soon as the paint is worn off
Don't overlook the fact that your home
dealer has reputation established and
will make his word good, while the trav-
cling statesmen are apt to be out OF your
reach when you have made the discov-
eery that you have been CHILLED.