The Yakima herald. [volume], September 14, 1899, Image 1

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The Yakima Herald.
VOL. XI,
I * * S7". CL4//7 :> 4-
I STEEL RANGES.
3 Wo invite- your attention to the finest Hue of Steel Ranges and Cook Stoves ever shown
J in this city, combining a]l &« latest improvements, carefully made of the finest
:j material, and every range or stove guaranteed to please.
Mill Si J Fire Bricks
Huisit-fe
S Can you afford to buy a range from people who have no interest in you, your county or
"* city, and pay a much higher price for no better goods, if as good ?
jjfi Satisfy yourselves by looking over our line before you
t» buy, is all we ask.
j YAKIMA HARDWARE CO:
15,000 |
-
That's the number SCHOOL TABLETS we have just received. A big lot, isn't '
it? Hut they will not last long at the prices marked on them. Send in your or- !
ders f0r.... j
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A FINE LINE JUST RECEIVED.
,!. !!Z!?! ing '" stationery- MOORE & WENNER.
I 4- 10 PER CENT GIVEN AWAY. +
I SAIUBDAY, SEPT. 18.
MOORE CLOTHING COMPANY
J NEW STORE, NEW STOCK, NEW METHODS,
S FAMILIAR FACEB.
J We are making special opening offering! in all lines, selected personally
from the principal markets of the country, and offered to our many
■JR friends and patrons at our special opening prices.
INO BLUFF i&t"" s NO BLUSTER.
i JUST PLAIN BUSINKSS, giving to purchasers the very best mer-
A chandise it is possible to secure, at prices within the reach of all. For
Jj l»e first week, beginning Sept. 16 and ending Sept. 23,
a TEN PER CENT OF ALL SALES
v Will go toward the fund for entertaining the boys of
3 Company E on their return home from Manila.
Moore Clothing Co. ~« * Handsomest Store in the City.
4 Yakima Avenue, Center of Block.
NORTH YAKIMA. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, SKIT. 14, 1899.
HOI'S AKI- HOI'S.
Tht Viey Is Fine md the Proseects Good for
Prices
Hop picking i» pronrp«.-<inn. with
ahnndanre of pickerx hi.) ideal weather.
Hop grower* are Jabfltnl and the crop
will be the litHt in yearw. The crop re
ports tleewhere are not so Battarinß,
howi'ver.
The (fovernment crop report, dated
Seattle Reptembci ll', cuve: "Hips
havt" heen ijreßtlv Improved by the
bright, w^riTi weather of thn pHHt few
days, and there is little doubt that ft fine
crop will be picked, especially in the
Ynkitim country, where they urc Ht their
hcht."
Fhe Producer*' Price Current, N. \..
stiites thiit "In thin llate plckttitl is in
progreeeand preg»nl Indicatloni poiol to
leee hope than lar«t year; just what the
ihriokai c will I innoi •■ - »ti d until
iiiu-r the crop in entirely hsrveettKl/ '
"Lupullo," in MHrk I,'ine Bspreex,
Eoicland, fp«ak< of dlaconraging rondl
tiniH in tinl hop yardi and tayi: "Tbeee
report! ari 1 t.y nci meant encouraging to
tbosi optimiate who, to s>rve their own
purpoee, have heen ainl are still predict
inn mi esceptlonaliv h^aw yield. I be*
gin to think thai unleai » marked cnanue
of weather ■peedily takea place aod a
copious full of ruin beeomaa general t *i■■
crop of !iu|is ilhh yr'.r «ill be much
lighter than has been expected, ami thai
we shall probably be Murtled hy the
nlmrtßtfe."
The Oooperetown N. V.) Karnipr h»>b :
"The barveating of the growlsg crop ie
in lull hlast, and from all sides come
complaint* of v light yield. The esti
mates of shortage over lust ymir'a yield
' run all the way from thirty to fifty per
] cent."
TheOneonta (N. V.) HeraM estimates:
I that the hop yield will lie ahout Rixty per
cent of the crop of last year. Hops are !
|h fuilnre in the Willamette valley.
Red Cross Ladies at Work
A Ipeciftl QtMtlilgol the Ke 1 OroMSO
icielv WM held Tuesday afternoon at the
I Presbyterian church. Mrs. Dam was!
elected Mcretary in [ilare of Mrm, Whit- \
j son, who had raaignad. The object of I
I the meeting was to devise means for!
raising funds to bt used for the benelil i
lOf Company X 00 their return from
' Manila. It was nioved and carried that
i the money raised by the sale of Im,!._■<■•.
■boold lie turned into the general fund i
that the city whs to raise for this game
purpose. It was moved and carried that
a special children's barge he placed on !
Hale fur the mini of 96 cents, thus en
abling tho younger citizens to have the
pleasure of helping our hoys home. It
WM also moved and carried that daring
tWO days of the State Pair— Thursday I
I and Friday-the Red Cross society should ;
! have a fruit stand on some vacant lot, !
i where the visitors could purchase fruit. '
ft was nioved and carried that a vote j
iof thanks he sent to Tim Hekai.d office
i for printing the badges patnitODllf.
The soliciting committee of the Ited
I Croßß society earnestly beg all t'lose who
I have fruit, to donate what they can for
! the fruit stand, which will be open
Thursday and Friday of fair week. Do
j nations of fruit can be left at Mr. Bcud
der's olfice Wednesday, Thursday and
i Friday. Apples, pears, peaches, plums
I and grapes w ,!l be gratefully received.
Death of G. M Allen.
After a prolonged attack of typhoid
fever, Oeo. M. Allen breathed his last on
Tuesday night at ail home on North
Second street. He was mending ho rap
idly the past few weeks that it is thought
he over-estimated bis strength, for on
I Sunday he began to sink rapidly until
Tuesday evening, when he passed peace
fully away.
Mr. Allen whs born in South f>Hnville,
New York, 37 vearx ago. He came to
Washington a few years since, engaging
until this spring in farming near Tam
pico. He also had a hop ranch near
Kunnynide. The funeral took place at
\ the home of the deceased at 1L 1 o'clock
today, the obMqttiM being in cfaargt of
tli" Woodmen olthe World, in which
order Mr. Allen earned a IHXHi policy. A
wife ami several children and v i.irte cir
cle of friends mourn I.in loss.
Ytklm* Prune Shlcments.
Tlierp hail bsra ihippad, op to Heodav
night, thirty car |n»ls of pTUM to the
east from Yakirna. The oar» cuntaiu
from ten to fourteen tonß, an'l n»t on thf
trinkbere mx to cii{t»t hiiDcire I dollara.
NO. 3d
? Confeciiopj
Choice Fruits, Fresh
Peanuts and Popcorn
Ice Cream nnd drinks.
™ MIKADO
Bring your CASH. Save 20 par
cent in purchase of
HARDWARE.
D. R. BARTON.
Old Co-Op. Store, S. Second St.
I'u-dy Hint hii* - liprx I .i,ut> -ir load I
.ti • lihuilkiiiim' profit, Pruna buyer* are
hmrlintf over Hie conntj to eu»:aKe all
iii" (mi! they can.
Quiet Wedding.
lii» wedding of Load O. Janeck, a
prominent druggim mil city treasurer,
and Mn Clara M. Townley occurred at
the bridt'i bom mi Monday traniDg,
, Key. T. I. Dent officiating. Only im
incilißic relatival and Frltodi were
prsMDt. Til" l>rid« mid groom are occii
pyiatf tin 1 .lani.'-k rwidraot on north
Second itrft.
The Waragraph Show.
The Waragrapti cotupanT ihowad in-re
to BTOWdtd DOMM l»Ht week. The per
formance >■ i meritiiriiiiiH one and for
t«o t.nnrs vonnii anil old were ileliuhltil
with the Klisiii opera and t lie inovin^
panorama of war ami civic aotOM. The
prlMflgbl bMWata McCoy anil Slmrkiy
: whh a realistic ]iroiluction, every tuotion
Ix'iiiK diHtinctly Been upon the ranvnn.
Jack Green Dead.
The I'ogt Intelligencer opaaking of the
recent dcmice of a ii'i'clj | >utti 1 i,~>t, onyx.
"<iripn, in tin' imiuititne lihil commenc
i'l to I"• h trill" erratic in his conduct. He
\<>*\ hi!position at the athletio olub sav
eral times ami was taken back on prom*
isi'H of good behavior. Finally I>i<• k Case,
tin' niiwt promising lightweight who ever
gr*« up in Seattle, made bin appearance.
A six round mulch f|| arranged. It
took place in tha Scuttle theater. Green
led, hut in a limn nf a secniul Cane
whipped his terrilili! left up ami landed
it ei|iiarely on (irecn'H j'h*'. Down went
the pridfl of thu S(>attk> Athletii- fiuh like
a lo({. Those who were at. the Hide o(
the ring buck ot (inn thought he fell
from the Hheer force of his own blow
whereas he never touched Caite. From
that time on to tin- end of the match
Case hail lirpcn at his mercy."
Dodder Weed Shows Up
PonglHH B'ltH. the well known Hhppp
man of Pilot. Kock, wan in the city to
day, says lbs East OregonlM. He
showed to -tuvcral ppreons interestt-il
some Hani|ili"4 of whut in here known an
the "dodder weed," and which may be
recognized by people from farther east «h
the "hell weed." It is a paraitite, and
[ Mr. Helta di •(■..■. iti ■! it in hiM alfalfa
I field. It has not to his knowledge ap
'■ peared < luewhere.
The doddpr wei-d ig h thin, lonj{ vmn,
which gIQWI ill) clone to the alfalfa
-tail, ami HRpH its ttlbatMM, eventually
killing It. It riiuH Boin«iini«« front
stalk to atalk. and performs it* miaaion
of death to many Btalkb. Mr. Ik-ltH says
that if it be permitted to upread during
the entire, aeason it will cover a space of
many feet acrosii.
He believea the Becd waft introduce))
in some alfalfa need that was brought
into this country. The dodder mad
-■■< I in smaller than the need of the nl
falfa, but looks aomewhat like it. The
seed urowg numerously, several bolles
■ 'iiiininm,.' one seed each appearing on.
each vine.—Walla Walla Statesman.
Schillings
Best
tea
sold only fn
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