The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-27

dispute about wages with his employer,
Mr., Hovser. on the avenue Wednesday.
lie assaulted The latter gentleman with
such feroci'y MS to ca1-e him 10 take IN
his bed for few days until the bruises
on his face get we'll Allison left on the
first train tor Seattle
Call and see Graves. the dentist Get
prices on plates He can please YOU. 17-tf
Hamlin Garland, who, it will he re-
called, was in Yakima last summer
spending some time on the reservation,
has story in the August Ladies Home
Journal OF local intpret. II ia entitled
The Man at the Gate Of the Mountain"
and the scene is iaId on and about the
Cowyche, or KoWeechee, as OAKLAND
styles the stream.
Hunt mp he beet watch maker, the
one that sells the most watches, and re.
pairs more watches than all Others in
Yakima county, and you will be at
Keene's. 20
A large number OF Yakima people have
patronized the Great Western Feather
Renovation that has been in operation
in Yakima for some days and will re-
main but a short time Messrs. Kaun
& Thompson are doing some fine work
IN feather renovating, which must be
seen to be appreciated. Their customers
are highly delighted, it ia said.
The English hop crop prospects are
improving nnder improved weather and
advanced season. Lice and vermin are
not as yet troubling to any considerable
extent. Work OF cultivation is being
pushed. We are IN receipt of excerpts
from the "Kentish Observer" which pub
fishes the situation in over twenty seq
tons and they are largely favorable.
People desiring to visit the seashore
during the hot season will be pleased to
know that the Northern Pacific has ar
ranged to issue tickets from North Yak
ina to Westport at one fare for the round
trip. Agent Graham will be pleased to
furnish any information desired about
this popular resort and the transportation
facilities. Pitt
J. J. Macdonald begs to announce that
all Of his fine shirt waists are now at
greatly reduced prices, as follows: o5c
qualities now 800; our S5c, SOC and 81 90
qualities now zoe; 81 25qnaIuies now
Csc; 81 80 qualities now $l29. These
waists are the latest and most stylish
garments the markets have produced this
season and those who secure one are for
tunate.
J. NJ. Sare, OF the Spokesman-Review,
is in the city considerably the worse for
wear on account Of having five teeth ex-
tractej for toothache Mr., Sare has been
in correspondence with Col. Bryan in re-
gard to having him come to the Spokane
exposition this fall and believes by united
action on the part of the citizens Of Yak
ina Col. Bryan could he induced to come
to the state fair.
A personal letter from Manager Tues
ley Of TnG HERALp, who has Just made
the trip to Portland overland via The
Dailas, under date OF JAY -, says;
"When oe arrived at the Cascade locks,
midway between Ihe Dalles and Port
land. today we saw big saamil and
yard atire and two other buildings also
ablaze and heavy wind blowing. It
looked as though the entire town would
90.
Among the Illustrations in that excel
lent work, the Horse Book, written by
Judge Bicycle, is General George Wash
ington's stable at Mt. Vernon The
chapter on stables contains many helpful
hints, and has the plans and elevation OF
an attractive village stable See adyer-
tisement IN our advertising columns
The price is 30 cents, free 10y mail; ad-
dress the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
Co., Philadelphia.
Mics Mary Remey, pupil OF the high
school, living IN Farview suburb has
compiled an unique volume, which has
entaied good deal OF labor and which
should be a valuable souvenir 1t con-
sists OF newspaper reports OF occurrences
in Cuba and the Philippines. the clip
pings arran ged in the order in which the
events took place, the whole making a
com plete and concise history CT the
America Spanish and Filipino wars from
the blowing up of the Maine to date. The
clippings are pasted on ordinary brown