The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-02

ness. The barn is quite an imposing
strur,nre. being 50xlo0 feot in dimen
sions. Besides the large number of sin
gle stalls, Messrs Brooker have arranged
some nice box stalls for boardera They
bought recently of Mr.. Schorn three ele-
CANT rigs, which 0ill be accompanied by
rubber trimmed hr~uess. A numbe of
top Surveys from the east will soon
arrive. They have purchased from Dr.
Bean, of Elenshurs, a stylish double
team Of hlacka, said to he The finest
diving horses in eastern Washington.
They are standard ard registered from
the stables of Won lie Ls,hWu't, of Port
land They have mn 'aA" in another
column when makes interesting reading.
Despite the inclemenry OF the sudden
storm Tuesday evening a fair sized andi-
euce, though late in gathering, greeted
i1Cvt's "Bnnrh Of KEYS" at Mason's on
era house. The hotel WAS "poished up
to date" by the company III kaliedo-
scopic scene of revelry and fun, much of
it very broad. The burIesque and vau1e-
vile work OF the members kept the au
dience III roar, The evolution of the
old-,me singing chamhermaid from
subordinate part to be queen of modern
burlesque seems to be the present de
mand Of public taste. The vicious
pounding of the piano marred somewhat,
the pleasure of the amusement but the
pnblc present was satisfied with the per
| formance az a whole, "a evinCed by the
generous applause,
Tie Fawcett Bros seed store on'ara
some fine inducements, now that seeding
time is near q. hand. They will give
everybody guarantee ofthe purity Of
their seeds and will make quantit les to
Purchasers cheaper than they can buy in
the easl There is no reason why
planters should send their money away
for seeds, when they can do better at
home, The seed specaites O. the Faw-
cett Bros are worthy Of inspection.
Two blind piggers, Dacy and Petit by
name, charged with selling liquor to In
dans, we're arrested bv City Marshal
Grant and held Tor trial before U. s.
Commissioner Hewlett, pending the ar
rival of Deputy U, S. Marshal DlIley from
the sound. Petit has done time in the
Idaho penitentisry for holding up a man,
and Dacy has served term for boot
Logging.
As business in his line is 80 good, and
he finds so many inquiries az TO eve all
ments, DR.. kug has decided to extend
his regular visit from the goth to the Let
of the month to the Sth of February this
trip. His services will not be available
after February 8 for the next sixty days,
so those needing their eyes tested should
see him at once. %
Special attention is called to the adyer-
tisement of Otter Bros. in another col,
umn. Their special bargain social sale
closes on the 9th inst, next Thursday.
Their bargain offer of silks, dress goods
and underwear should be remembered by
shoppers.
The Hotel Yakima changed hands
yesterday, the new proprietor. Mr.. Grit
fiths, taking charge, as previously an
nounced that he would. He is an old
hand at the business and will doubtless
succeed well with the public.
The parents of little Annie Nation,
deceased, desire to publicly express their
sincere and heartfelt thanks to all their
kind friends for sympathy shown in their
recent sad bereavement.
The fruit inspector, Mr.. Beck, warns
people that failure to properly spray
fruit trees Will be met with the rigors OF
the law. He says now is the time to
spray and prune.
c. +. McEwen is out on the street
again, but his wife is down with pneu-
monia.
The registration books are now open.
All city voters must register anew for the
year.
DR.. Dulin, of Prosser was in the city
last Saturday.