The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-11

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Sen-tor Foster and Congressman
c.. nman will meet Congressman Jones
y rtu Yakima in ahnnt two weeks to
co a'e- ~ q he distribution Of patronage.
Mr. Gilman, wife Of the industrial
10 cher ~ the forr, IL in the city nursing
her bp,. aho met with the serious rail-
va, scrldent recently whereby he lost
ms lee
Ne are now carry ing very handsome
liu fLtrp-' and G-ntlemen's Shoes in
MI he .tte-t toes and shapes and will
civ free. two pairs Of fine hose with
" par IT shoes, ranging in price from
s. 81 ~ s. % per pair. COFFIN Bros
\ novelty jus being introduced in
N r,h Yakima IL n bicycle lift. 1t draws
hirvcie mp to the ceiling out of the way
Nhen resting, on the principle of a sprrg
vi dow shade.
Great interest ia being shown by lead
iuy citizens in the Gold Hill mining
proposition. That district being imme-
dia'elv tributary to Yakima means much
for this community
Cell and see Graves. the dentist. Get
prices on plates He can please you. l7-tf
The Yakima hotel office is undergoing
a SANITARY change. The staircase is re-
moved. thus giving more room, and the
side staircase is being widened for the
convenience of guests.
A young man employed by Frank
Wheeler had the misfortune to lose a
portion of the index finger of his right
'and last week, which got caught in a
hi yle wheel while revolving.
Standard blue flame oil stoves are just
what Won want Tor warm weather. See
them at the Yakima Hardware Co.'s.
jaw Lynch, Indian agent, was in from
Fort Simcoe on Monday. Agent Lynch
had some business to transact up the
Nstchez for Rev. Thomas Pearne, the
virtual head chief of the YakImas.
The secretary of war has directed that
the Manila troops from this state, when
they return home, must come via San
Francisco and not to the Spnnd as de
sired by all citizens Of Washington.
Ex-City Treasurer Pressey takes a
daily constitutional with a deputy sheriff
seeking bondsmen. But the friends OF
his prosperous and generous DAYS seem
unfortunately to have forsaken him.
Mrs. Gary is now prepared to show her
customers some beautiful trimmed hats,
having Just received new line OF novel
ties, &c. II
A rumor afloat that two hoboes broke
jail at the city hall by means OF case
knife, is denied by City Marshal Grant.
The hoboes were working on the street,
which probably gave rise to the story.
Remember We save you from - to %
per cent. on teas. kinsey & Co.
Sheriff Tucker has been rounding up
the hobo gangs in the outskirts, in a vain
effort to find the burglars of the Adams
store. The thieves evidently boarded an
outgoing train shortly after the burglary.
Doc Hare returned to Toppenish Tues
day. His parting admontion to his
friends was. "Be good" This is sup
posed to have distant reference to the
new church that Toppenish is to have
soon.
Mrs. Clara Flint has opened dressmak-
ing psrlors in rooms over the North Yak.
ina Furniture Compsny's store. Mrs.
Flint is well known for turning out first
class work promptly. II
Rev. Andreas Bard, who accepted
call to st. Paul's church, Walla Walls, n
few weeks ago. has arrived there from
Ellensburg. He is a graduate of Heidel
berg university. Germany, and his father
is one of the spiritual advisers OF En-
peror William.
The Wonder is displaying some very
attractive millinery of the very latest
styles, at prices that cannot be matched
elsewhere. Let us show you what We
have in this line. Mrs. L. b. RINEHART.