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

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

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RoYal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum*
Alum bakine powders are the greatest
menacers to health of the present day.
ROYAL BAKINQ PQWQtff CO., NCW YORK.
XOKTH V\KIMA AND VICINITY.
Jowpb Mrtiger, "f Seattle, mv a Ynl<
iiTin vitltor iin Monday.
001. and Mr*. Dr. Adair liHve returned
from an outing "ii the seashore.
Railroad rates on the tfortbern Pacific
railway, second clase, !nv» been redaced
from HB. to $4i>.
Money to loan on improved city prop
erty; 7 percent.; no delay. Inquire of;
ol Douel a. Dam. 27-tl
Taylor A Dsflley and Thomai Land
huve tix t: • * n[i ;i line ol l.ii' .in,; U > -Is Hiid
railing in the r tar ol Lund'a new building
Congressman nr,d W. 1.. Jones, of
North Vnkinui. are guests ol Mrs. .1 m-w'
sister, Mrs. O. C Oowdy, ol South Ts
coma. —Tacoma Ledger ■
Articles ol incorporation, Ti .1. Lynch
ami John Lynch, Incorpnratori, have
been tiled for the Aurora Mining & Tun
nel Site Co., capital Itock $100,000.
The eniiaL'iMiii'nt heretofore announced
in Tiik EIBBALD between (iiiesie Hoggins
and Key Vetnon Rote will be comum
manated by their inarrai^" shortly after
the holiilays.
The Yakiinti Abstract .t Title Co. bus
Bled Hrticli'M of incorporation. The cap
ital stock i» |4,600 and J. T. Fnxter, E.
K. KeNo, K. I'aikerarnl \V. L. Steinweg
are the incorporators.
The luetnbers of the Christian church
are looking forward to the coming of one
of the greatest evangelists of that denom
ination, Rev, Updike, who h coming
west in November and will visit N^rth
Yakiroa,
Arthur Coffin and Malcolm McLennon
returned Sunday from Chicago, where
thej went with a trainload of sheep,
.Mr. Coffiio purchased the full stock of
merchandise (or the firm of Coffin Bros.
while hwhj\
Keith Danlop returned Monday from
London. He left !::..•' mil lor hnrr.e via
Montreal and Canadian Pacific on
August 84. He report! that tlie travel in
ho eoormoat to America as to necessitate
weeks of delay in securing passage on
the steamships.
Con. Lynch and lien Whitson returned
to their homes in North YakifDß last
Wednesday after a short visit with
friends in Ellensburg Hon. Walter
A. Reed, receiver of the U. s. Land of
lice at North Yakima, wns a passenger
cm Monday morning's train for CleElum
Mr. Keed lai.l out that town and is
heavily interested there at the present
time.—Ellenibarg Localiser.
A prominent dentist in this city re
ceived recently a letter from his old col
lone classmate, now located at Sydney,
New South Wales, in which he gives the
prices received for dental work, which if
received in this country would soon tix
the members of that profession so that
they could retire to their country homes.
Single rubber plates brina $•!"> to|so;a
tcold plate is worth |160; extracting a
single tooth bring! in 12.60; a told BUing
$5.1K) or mare; gold crowns come at $15.
and upward, and other work proportion
ately hiifh.
Highest Cash Prices
Paifl for All Kinds of
GRAIN.
Km' itOflgt <»n ffftla to tin- «-n<t of the
GRAIN BAGS,
Kew Mini old, lold «t i.i>»r«t Prtoet.
ill fin I Go.
sr.it. O|ip. I'otlilldir.
Wanted— Wp will pny $12 m a w(*k to
pither ii man or woman to represent t*ip
Micllnnil Monthly MagniM as a mit>
Hiription Bnlicitor. Tt.c MMImmI is thp
H*tnc Hizp 88 McClnre'w or the OoMMPOi*
it»n. It is now in it« nixth yp««r ami \n
the only tmtuHzinp ofthis kiml putilixhP'l
|in the «rpat Cpntral Went. A hand
umiie prpminm ({'V(>" '° each snliHcri
hiT. Spnd 10 cpntH for a copy of the
\tiillarni ami premium tiHt to the Twenti
eth Century Pablitblßf d>., St. l.ouis.
Mo. :l. r» 4t
DtpßtjP I". 8. Marnhal Dillfv MttmMd
rum PpokMC ilOOJay. Kil Phomer,
«ho wae tineil f'H) in the Superior rourt
for nearly kllliag another Indian on the
Wenas, did not fare so well in the Feii
: pnil court, winch fined him $HH)., and
I MMtenced him to MY*H months in jail.
DftVinewho went from here, »M likewise
I puninhed. Cirville, an Indian, wns
I dentpncpil to euht months imprisonment,
' and |100 tine.
John A. Kinifslmry rode to town on
Moii.lav on Me hiki", or rather walked
most of the way, from Prossor. The
plucky yoimn UPnlliTuiin «ot here alive,
lint rowed that the railroad would !"■
] ltitilieil in olmrKintf $•">. from I'rogspr to
Yakiinit. And be would nUdly pay it
rithcr tlnin whllc and ponfa his wheel
throDsb the wind iitfuin.
Notice: [ havt paStOK for lifty head
ol borsea on the Beaton place, on the
Aht.inuiii six miles West of North Yak
it ii ii. Rye grass, lall Krasn. and wheat
and barley itnbble and the best of water.
For terms, call on or address, D. .1
Wynkoop, Abtanum Poetofflce. 34—tl
Art !i ur CSoffln has returned from Chi-
Cam and broucht home a car load of
clothing, lie brought a car load ot rc^
let Bred Cotswold and Shropshire bucks
from Chicago, and a car load of ewee
from Montana. He ntutea that the
lambs from tlii* stock will brinj? |2 BO
net next >prini».
l'.ir Salt — Mv entire lot of household
goods, consisting of bed rornn suites,
chairs, tables, carpets, stoves, etc., alno
one [ver-Johnson bicycle in good repair.
Call at my residence, corner of Ist ami 1)
streets, and see how cheap you can se
cure some first class furniture.
W. H. Qbtts.
The joint Bilver weddinn o( Fred 0.
Hull hiiil wife, ami I>r. T. B. (iiinn and
wife, at the rMldeOM of the former
couple tomorrow, promises to be the
most notable social ati'iir of the MMOO.
Seventy invitations have been iMOed.
Owing to his removal to The Italics,
Ri v I. F. Hawk anniiunces his hoase
hold Knods, embracing some cbaica
pierea of furniture and ttoyes, for nale.
Some genuine haruains can he secured if
taken at once.
Thone new silk waißts at The Wonder
must be seen to be appreciated. They
were received direct from New York and
are the nobbiest and the latest things In
that line ever shown in Y'akima.
John Kndkln, county attorney, left
Sunday for t>lympia to be present the fol
lowing day at the session of the state
hoard of equalisation on county business.
A letter recently received in thin city
by a friend, states that C. W. Badger,
formerly of thin place, was recently mar
ried and is now located at Ogden, I'tah.
The engagement of Ming Mat'tfie Wall,
late of Ireland and now of Snohomieh,
and John Barry, of Yakima, is said to
be off by mutual consent.
I'ost mauler Sperry has purchased two
lots on the north side of Natchez ave
nue, north, and will proceed at once to
erect a co/y e\x room cottage.
Mihs Anna Wiley is on the sick list and
as a consequence the opening of the pub
lic Kbool at I'ronser has lieeu deferred'
another week.
Imported and domestic canned ami
bottled goods at Ditter it Mechtel's.
They have just added a choice new in
voice. 35-tf
A P. Eulin made the first sale of hops
for tinl -in- ii He disposed of one-half
of his crop to A. K. l'oole for I3)j rents.
He sure and price Thomas' new line of
up-to-date clothing before you buy. He
eaves you money every time 35
Wheel for Sale—High Grade '(>!• wheel
new June Ist; will sell for |20. May be
seen at SAWbridge'l Hardware. It
Chae. Clary, I. S. naiioual bank ex
aininpr, rii in the city on Monday on
official bniaiDflaa.
E. W. Dlsoß, special aueti' of I lie V. S.
land olive, was in the city on Monday.
Thomas' saves yuii money every lifflt
you c|>cii.i a nickel with him. 35
Chase & Subora'e celebrated teea and
eoffeee, e£ Dilter A Meebtel'o. SVU
L*dl«a' have you seen the new Milli
nrrv a! The Woiuler? ;',4
E- Bring your Boys in to
F ds for their Fall 1
jt Clothinc • 3
Wp havp mi pconomiral sur-
; ■ »p in store for Ihe mollti ■
uh'i likiM to liave her lioy
look as good !»<• the bent. Tin 1
B?^ boy will br phased him 1 your
pom liPtietitted at the Name
limp N'pvpr before haw we
shown such h ci in I assort.
in tit of "^^k
P Children's Soils J
us we now have on our talill s
uly f'>r inspection. I •
9^ condMvftbto pattrrn Bnd stvl<>
'"in,; shown, nn<l wp kn ■
' wp »rp tjii'iti it|f thp I
p?t price*, ('niiip and opb for
irnwii eiitiefiti't inn.
iu.inco.i
Fur crocki — all aises—ro to.Ditter .^
Ifecbtel's. 35 tf
Tbomu Invitet yoat loipsctloD, and
Kiiarantoet toiftveyoa monaVi '■'<■>
The cms of Walker v« Pion vu in
progreM in the land ollice yesterdny.
I>. L. l>rn«e h»» 11 splciuliil display of
Ins'inns peacbei in ttie window of Doual
A Dam.
The fluent lines of uluhs ami i|iieei)B
-ware in the city i'an lio (oaad at Ditter
& Mechtel's. 3Vtf
John SftWbfldgS has ifime to hia gold
pliiims, nt Gold Hill. The reports from
there art wry anoooragiog.
Monday nigbtftwo paiaanger car loada
of ho|p pickers arrived from Seattle.
Abonl Ix) hail previously arrived from
there.
.1. J. Bchlottoldi vs HowMr, is the
title ol a suit flltd in the Superior court
for ejectment The complaint asks for
judgment of HIT).
Snin IlpihiiHii, a ihsep buyer from
BIUIdRI, Montana, is in the hospital,
where he hiis bseo attended l>v Dr. Gur
ilrn for typhoid fever.
K. <>. Kpck is baildioK a line barn on
his vacant lot on South Natchez avenue.
It in -'ii.! that it is his Intention to build
a residence there this fall.
Kdward Maker, who served at Yakimii
City and wbh lonated at disown re<jup»t,
has been raadmitted to ths cooference at
Spiiksnc, hrvs the Chronicle.
Mr. Lirsnn It having the plans for his
new theatre drawn up in the east. The
architect selected in an expert in all ile
ttiils such an am necessary fur the struc
ture.
\V. H. (iftts is nfl'erinir bis hnusphuld
effects for sale. Mr. and Mrs. fietts will
Ipbvp shortly for the cast, when Mr.
(ietts goes to in institute for medical
treatment.
Prof. Kingshury, who has been en-
L'ageii jv principal of the I'roßscr public
school for this year, arrived in town
Thursday. The Professor honored the
Record's sanctum by a very pleasant
call today.—Proßßer Record.
Several hnp pickers in Lombard &
Ilorsley's hop yard «rr> lately from
Manila, where they served in the Oregon
regiment. They pronounced the weather
on Monday "hotter than Munila." The
weather, however, was delightful the
subsequent days of the week.
Miss Marie Druse returned to her home
at North Yakinia Thursday. She has
liect) the nuest of Mra. Almon Baker
since the openrinn of the institute
l'ii,n E. Chappell is taking a vacation
from labor. He hag gone to Yakima for
a short outing.—Goldendale Sentinel.
i Tiki Pc»
Those who shop around
and want to buy the
Cheapest, always boy
their Fancy Cakes, Cook
ies and Biscuits of us.
They are fresh and crisp.
Try our confectionery.
We have Fruits and To
bacco also.
Mrs. Anna Elmer
Second Street, opp The Herald.
IHSINESS SUGGESTIONS.
Ynn KPt Ihe best at ihe lowest price at i
Thomas. See his n<l<l. 3 r>
Qo to Gilt 1\ lv" Htore for fancy lianm
S unil baron. l'B-12t
I'■■ntm mil Uwmry Camp Outfits at
Coffin Bros. L'ti-tf
I'haetou ami harnpss for bbla cheap.
j Hcrnaril Wilkinson, oHiceof- il. 1.. Scud
der. .!4-tf
A I'.ih- of pntiy ami etyliuh Silk and ;
Wool Wiiists just received at The Won- j
>lur. 34 ;
With'evcry purchai-e at Coffin Bros.' ,
Bin Department Store you receive tickets |
| for Fine Cliinaware. M-lfl
JooM 1 Chain Gear Mowers itnd Kakea j
i Kixh Btot.' Hacks, Wanons and Itii|;t!ipg,
i Sold very cheap at Collhi liros. 18 tf:
I'll.- Yakiinu Hardwar? Co. haa been
coni[>elled to put on extra men and work ,
ovcrtitne to gpt out their orders for Hop '
PafSMM and I'ipes.
For S.ile—A line black marc, suitable!
I for family drirtOfli wtitths ISSO |K>umls;
lirokt'ii -d.f mi.t double, perfectly i
! gentle. Call at O. K. livery stable. 3,'i-tf
F>ow raotli l.iw prices. We have I
1 them at the biu tent Second Hand Store. '
Wu buy, te.l or trade in nil kinds ol
■(.'I i..iri. Set uihl Strtet, eolith of Coffin
Bros., North VHkima. _!i-tl,'
X .''. ■'. li.-ji |. i.i Cure is-a scientific |
compound bftVioK the endorHement of
eiiiineiii phyficiatiH ami the nudiinl .
prMS. It "diirestH what you eat" and |
|ioMitively cures dyspepsiu. M. A. Ket
run. Bloomiagdtle,TftDD., says it cured
him of lodigMtioa often yeuru' xtandin^;. ,
Jam iks Drtitf Store.
ii iliit-s i'in:\r ti.oi r
Is tirst-i'luHS. Awk your (jrocer for I
it. 21-lfl
FOR SALE.
Port) Acres Nciir Woodcock Aiad-I
emy, on the Ah tan v 111.
Known as the Evan* Place.
Improved. House 20x34, barn,
etc. Price, $900 —#500 cash,
balance on time to suit at 7 per
cent interest. Address
J. G. EVANS,
Waitsburg, Wash.
Mmm Sale. $- Shoe Sale.
i i
I . Now they Go I 1
| At and Below Cost! 1
L»dien Mack .hi i Tan OxfoMs, turned, AA
-^JTrjBL- $3.60 grade, this sale 2 «5 W.
wAGKVMk Ladies Black and Tan Oxfords, turned, jjjjm
IkMwTMR^" >.; lthili', tiiiH naif v ito&Ki
lulH \ In.lies black Suiitlieni lien, turn «flt,S)>j]
■X ■ $:i grade, this eale 2 JJOnffll
l^/i " I.miles black Soutliern tips, turn welt, pX
?W /I a *" Br«i|(i.'"'»Ha|e - •*<*f-ral
ikF jfev I. "lice black »ml tun two strap clipper. !i,-i
ll Bfv f:S grade, thie sale . J or,
vj BK Ladip* black and tan Oxfords, *-'.'.>''
Tgj |CV grade, IhisHHle. I ST.
feffl Ladies black and tun Southern ties, |J '-'■"'S>j]
W>is ' urHilf, this filf I «>."". i'!i
Ladies black Southern ticß, $1.75 irrarip,
this sale 1 :S.V '' ■'
Uf, VP.WttW &•». lihuk Oxfords. *1.50 grade, this^
WM sale - I HUM
Ladies Summer Tan Shoes:
USti -t4.50 «rade this sale 345 $3 00 (jradP, this sale ti :M> (Ml
jSS *4.00 grade, thin sal.- '2 J»5 *J. 50 urade, this sale . 108
j^y $:< 50 (trade this sale . 270 tSaOOgmde, this sale 155 l^ra
Gent's Summer Tans:
'■'':;■ Light, tiennine calf skin, $4 50 ,{ fo\
|tl)^ tirade, this sale Jl ttO %^T^T^|l i l*«4-J>?-k ''^l
IM Chocolate, Vici Shoe. $4.50 j \«\ \ I |^|
[Sq Liuht call skin, $4 urade. this M \ '
WA Chocolate Vici, $3 50 grade, X P"'^^V \ ji
II Chocolate Vici, *3 ijrade, this '^^S^^^^^lk
s(g Chocolate Vici, $2.50 grade, ''llp^^fe^ /y 'wk
this sale 1 7O V^ft^gj»a^B %
@>ij V^■e likvi' all sl/,p< and widths of the «b< v, aad ar- (he latent style Ttiey S^
Pffl MUST go ac we need the room (or our new full stock, which M
g^ coming in every day. ijg
I r;» schott shoe co. i
Agrora Miiiflg aid
Tunnel Site Coihv. .1
of FISH LAKE,
i'li- Klum District
Will nil a ItmltH amount •>(
MOOfc for 'lcvplojtint? pVfpOMi
only. (°n|>itHl WMt 11110,1X10
TheM 1 tnlno art' better known as
The Lynch Group,
MntMai mum itttlt. with
mill Kile, water pnucr ami mill,
one UstKinji mill, 1 frue v»niT, 1
'> tmrv ]io\mt I'imino hih! bolter,
■ fmtin' liuilillni; SxM foot, liv
(nu hinucf. otr. Hero is one "f
oftbtflowl Inmtmrati In fin
nortliwcNt u|!Vtc"l hi the low pric«
of ton CWlti |kt <ttiaro (non asfs
Mbto)i iqiMli ili'Hlliit? In all
OMM, Aboat Mm ii't'l of Khafts
hii-I runiit-N in on-of good ijuali
ity A MOM COi tunnel NO
fi'i'f deep tn nit nil Ipilkh* lia«
lici'ii romniciiioii. This property
El o|m>ii to ill for InvrMiKHtinn.
BlocktoU in bloeki of from MS
(o 1000 ibiw to om* psnon
( InqalN of ....
T. J. LYNCH,
I.ih k I'm :<■!■>. North V;ikiina. Wash.
A FINE LINE OF
HIGH GRADE
* Watches
SCfiINDELER S
Hop-Growers
Booura your tickets for picking
parpotM from ni
Free of Ckaine.
BHHM
Ki'hl Khtatt 1, Abvtrr.ctiii^ au'l Insurtuico. AwtUH
fot N. I 1 I.hthN. COfTWpolldsnoo soiirired
aid [nfon&attoo cbeerfuUv irivcn.