The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-12-14

business card to calendar which is a
gem Of beauty rare. The life-size image
OF a mischevious, barefooted urchin
adorns the page and is cunning and
cute design, as he points his finger with
q smile and look of IL told you 3d." at
the beholder. The printing, it is par.
donable to say, is in keeping with the
picture.
1t is not generally known to those who
have enjoyed the inimitable mimicry of
that clever comedian, M. j. Hooley of
the Sam T. Shaw company, says the
Spokane Chronicle. that he holds medals
for galantry. One is the Victoria medal
presented by the queen, and the other
the Star of Honor bestowed by the King
OF Egypt. for conspicuous gallantry in
the Egyptian war of 1888.
j. B. Smith, formerly sea captain,
has been arrested and discharged as
nuisance in Pendleton. He was recently
here and Great ed good deal of notoriety
by his inability to control his vocal
organs, he being q sufferer from "chorea."
He is well-to do and wears an immense
gold chain attached to an extremely val
liable watch.
There Is no longer any doubt about us
having quartz mining camp in Kittltas
county that will pay, and which in the
near future will be demonstrated. We
have an immense body of ore that ASSAYS
from $3.50 to 1873 to the ton, which is a
big showing for any mine.-Ellensburg
Locslizer.
1t is reliably reported that W. S. Trim
bic, formerly puo.. her of the Argus in
Yakima has struck it rich in his mining
venture near Bossburg in the Colville
country. He was in Portland recently,
wearing diamonds and selling mining
stock.
John Reed was up from Sunnyside last
Saturday. He stated that at the conclu-
sion of the grand Christmas fete of the
Sunnyside co-operators they would adj
journ to come to Yakima and take part
in the State Dairymen's convention.
X. N. Harrison is putting up fine
veranda, southern style, around three
sides OF his Fourth street residence. A
new summer kitchen made of red wood
lufttoa o1nrno Tho
Alfred Dent has severed his connection
with the Mikado. Mr.. Dent has not
made any definite plans for the future,
but will remain in Yakima for a time at
least.
Ten per cent. reduction, for 80 days
only, on our entire line of blankets and
comforts. Lombard & Horsley Furni.
lure 20. 4S-4t
Mr.. Elmer, opposite THE HERALD
building, is putting in water works and
otherwise improving his confectionery
store.
Photo Buttons and enlarged portraits,
any size and finest quality, made from
any size photo or tintype at the James
Studio. 46
Jock Morgan, the well known pioneer
came to town Monday evening, with a
new stock of jokes for his numerous
friends.
Rev. Richard Hsssel, the father of
Rev. r. B. Hassel, died last week in Sc.
attic and was buried on the 9th inst. in
that city.
Secure highest cash prices for your
hides, furs and pelts by taking them to
the Columbia Meat Market, II. J..
Rand. Aft
Misunderstanding, hauling or any
kind of team work. Address, r. A.
Teagar. North Yakima, or inquire at
this Office.
j. l.. Silver has sold his little fruit
ranch near the Fair grounds to John H.
Lewis, recently from the east.
For SALE-Very cheap, a CaIigraph
typewritng machine in good repair.
Can be seen at this office.
We can chow you as fine a line of roast
ed coffees and teas as the city affords.
Kinsey & Co.
Indian Agent Lynch went to Seattle
Saturday to be present at the federal
court sessions.
Nelson Rich, the well known Prosser
railway contractor was in the city last