The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-02-21
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siderable trading around the city, on
Tuesday morning, tied her horse in
front OF her mothers house, on
Second street. The animal became
frightened and breaking away made
speedy run to Front street where Will
liam Hall stopped him. Bundles of
merchandise were scattered along, and
Mrs. Weikel's purse, containinga couple
of five dollar gold pieces and some sill
YER was also dumped into the street.
The purse was broken open and the
money distributed over considerable
territory, but r. S. Grant organized
searching party and every coin, down to
the dimes and nickels, was recovered.
The attraction at Larson's theatre,
February %, will be Thomas @. Sea-
brooke in the New York Casinos latest
success, "The Founders" Always
original and humorous, he has won for
himself the reputation OF being one Of
Americas very best comedians "The
Founders is by Harry B. Smith with a
musical setting by Ludwig Englander
produced by Manager Lederer in gor-
geous style, and interpreted by one of
the strongest organizations ever sent out
from the New York Casino.
The Ellensburg Capital says the sur
veys on the Ellensburg-L cutoff are
not yet completed, and the general be-
lief is that no contracts for construction
have been let. The surveyors are about
six miles out of Ellensburg, but the
route by which they will enter the
town is still a mystery, some believing
that they will follow the line OF the old
Ellensburg and northeastern surveys,
while others think the junction will be
made mile or more below the depot.
The local lodge OF Workmen have
inaugurated a novel way OF securing
new members. Two teams have been
organized under the leadership of
A. S. Paul and j. Z. McCaffety The
team securing the least number of new
members in a given time will be obliged
to treat the others to an oyster supper.
A letter from lady in London to her
son here states that another son is doing
duty under the British flag in South
Africa and that the company OF 100 men
to which he belongs has been cut down
till but thirty are left.
j. d. Medill, editor OF the Democrat,
left for the Sound on Monday to get in
touch with the outer world. He will
probably take in Olympia before return
ing.
New delicacies just received: Cross
x Blackwell's picked walnuts also
picked pigs feet. Greene Mercantile
Co. 7-tf
Thomas Penman and wife and the lat
ter's aunt, Mrs. Hill, left last week for
katchikan, Alaska.
A package OF garden seeds FREE with
every s1.00 purchase at Coffin Bros. 7tf
Quality and not quantity makes De
Wits Little Early Risers such valuable
little liver pills. Quiett x Ayres Drug
Store.
Prison Missionary-Don't you think
that after you regain your liberty you
can do better? Burglar-Well I'll know
enough not to have another pal that's so
darn deaf he can't hear p'liceman till
he's right on us.
Chapped hands, cracked lips and
roughness of the skin cured quickly by
BANNER SALVE, the most healing
ointment in the world.
In Modern Society-lie-I believe that
my father and your mother were once
very foud of each other. She-Iesl have
often heard mamma say she was more
than hall sorry they ever got divorced.
Contradictions Notwithstanding, Ted
dy, the lion slayer, did kill lion; his
companions vouch for it. Teddy hacked
with his knife till the great brute lay per-
fectly still. 1t had been hacked before,
some, but its tail was still wagging when
Teddy arrived Honor where honor is
due.