The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

rest assured that il will bring the right
price--but. neglect any one of these little
things, and you run the chance Of ge'-
ting the wrong price, and all the other
labor will have been in vain"
Senator Turner voted against the peace
treaty.
E.J. jaeger, Of Zillah, was in North
Yakima Wednesday afternoon.
SPRAY Pumps, both bucket and barrel,
a. the Wallace Coburn Hardware Co.'S.
George Wilson's artesisn well in Wide
Hollow is now bored 1913 feet and work
has been suspended to get casing.
Jack Shaw has redeemed 100 acres in
Wide Hollow that was mortgaged by his
father some years previous to his death.
The Yakima Hardware Co. has much
larger line of pruning shears, Jaws and
clippers than ever before. Good goods
at bedrock prices.
w. d. G. Spike, auditor of Pierce
county, and formerly of this city, has
been divorced from his wife in Tacoma
on account of the religious zeal OF his
wife, which made her uncongenial.
We have inst received nice line OF
pruning saws, pruning knives and pole
pruners. Our display windows will show
you what we have and we shall be
plea sed to give You prices if you will step
in. WALLACE-CoBuRN HARDWARE Co
DR.. Hutton, Of Spokane, in the Medi-
cal Record, states that out of 81 cases of
appendicitis 40 were cured oy free cal
omel and soda purgation, followed by hot
applications, to he followed by a saline
action If necessary. Ninety-six per cent
thus cured Of this malady makes it worth
trying.
The protrdcted meetings at the NJ. E.
church have been 50 profitable and well
attended that the pastor, Rev. U. +.
Hawk, will continue them next week.
On Sunday last thirty joined the church,
having been converted by the revival.
From Monday on during the week. Rev.
Mr.. Smith will assist in the services.
Tonight there will be hot time in old
Chinatown. The menu OF dried ducks
and sweetmeats Is already prepared. The
fire xorks are in good working order and
North Iakima's washse washee men will
celebrate their New Year in round of
pleasure for ten days to come.
The item of lots and 2, block 10g, in
the realty transfers in another column
refers indirectly to w. A. Bell, husband
of Jennie L. Bell. The property is GER
ner of Sixth and A streets and is one of
the prettiest residence sites in the city.
Mr.. Bell contemplates building a fine cot
tage in the near future.
The memorial service in honor of the
Maine will take place in the Knights of
Pythias hall next Wednesday evening.
The members of the lodge and their fam
tanned by the excellent program prepared
by the committee, consisting of readings,
recitations and addresses.
A coal patent has been received in the
local land office to Albert d. Hopper, of
Spokane. 1t is located near mine 3,
Roslyn. The following Homestead pat
ents have been received: John Schiller,
North Yakima; Martha A. Cheney,
North Yakima; Ann Slavin, Tampico;
Mark F. Mitchell, Sunnyside.
A. Z. Howard and A. L. Flint, who
have formed co-partnershIp under the
name Of the Yakima Furniture Company,
are we'll known young men of honesty,
industry and business talents. They
open up a fine stock OF furniture and
household goods and their many friends,
including THE HERALD, wish them sue
| cess in the business venture.