The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-11-15


the Mikado, opposite Hotel Yakima. 10
Read the list of bargains of The Fair
store stock on another page, now on sale
at Coffin Bros. 10
1t isreported that the railroad receipts
at North Yakima for October exceeded
those of 1899 by over $1,000.
Representative-elect Nelson Rich and
Mrs. Rich came up from Prosser
Wednesday to attend the ratification
meeting.
+. w. Dooley left for Seattle on Mon
day and c. w. Wilfong for Tacoma.
The latter will visit Vancouver, B. c.
before returning.
L. S. Hewlett, L. S. commissioner,
returned this morning from Walla Wal
la where he was witness in the Indian
liquor-selling cases.
For Sale-Tracts of land from five to
twenty acres on Mob Hill. Good water
right. Choicest home locations in
Yakima county. Enquire of
45-4t d. l.. Druse, Mob Hill.
VIM. Peatross and the Wiley Bros.
have sold their band OF cattle in Douglas
and Okanogan counties, numbering up
wards of six hundred head, to the Fry,
Bruhn Co., of Seattle, at satisfactory
figures.
Jno. Lynch left for the Fish Lake min
ing district on Wednesday to start Il
force of men to work for the winter on
the Aurora mine, which is considered
one OF the best properties in that dis
trict
Rev. A. C. Vail, of Seattle, will begin
protracted meeting in the Christian
church on Monday evening next. Pre-
paratory services will be conducted by
the pastor Sunday, both morning and
evening.
The marriage of Mr.. John Mails and
Miss Emma Lee took place at the home
of the bride in Wide Hollow, at noon on
Wednesday, November 6. Immediate
friends OF the bride and groom witnessed
the cermony which was performed by
w. S. Crockett, pastor of the Christian
church.
Carey Harlow, one of the men who
held up Harry Webb and James O'Con-
ner, in a freight car at Prosser, on the
30th Of September, was up before Justice
Taggard on Wednesday. Harlow plead
ed guilty and was committed to Jail to
await the action of the superior court.
This was the case that led up to the muir
der of w. w. Scott.
E. F. Pratt has purchased a thousand
head of sheep from Coffin Bros. which
he will take to one of the islands beyond
Valdez in the spring. They will be win
tered on the Mckee where Mr.. Pratt has
secured hay and pasture land. He has
been corresponding with transportation
companies and the lowest terms offered
is $40 per head, which means 1000, so
Mr.. Pratt has about concluded to char
ter vessel and do his own shipping.
Walter ]. Reed says his brother John
is steadily improving under the system
OF treatment OF DIR. Jeffries and Hay, OF
Grand Rapids, Michigan. So extensive
has their practice been from Washing
ton, that one OF the members of the
firm expects to come to this state and
establish sanitarium, and Yakima is
favorably considered. Their specialties
are cancer and diabetic troubles. They
use no medicines their system consist
ing Of administering chemical gases by
inhalation.
Perry can do more without eyes than
anyone in Washington can do with
two. 45-2t
For really fine photograph it pays to
see James about it. 43-tf
Keene's line OF silverware COM
plete. 45
Xmas number Of New Idea magazine
free. All paper patterns l0c. J. j. Mac
donald. AS
II you want anything in the line of
banjos, mandolins, guitars or violins,
etc, it will pay you to call at The Elite,
''just around the corner.