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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-09

Xmas jewelry at Dingler & Pusch's
Hotel Yakima block.
E. G. Nagel, OF White Bluffs, was
registered ut Hotel Bartholet last Friday.
J. J. Rudkin, prosecutor of Franklin
county, attended court at Pasco last
week.
New watches for Xmas at popular
prices. Dingler & Pusch, Hotel Yakima
block.
William Her has succeeded Stewart &
Her in the bakery and confectionery
business at North Yakima West Coast
Trade.
New and second hand stoves, furniture
and house.furnishing goods. Call and
see our stock and yet prices. D. B. Fox,
% South Second street. 47-4t
G. A. Stanton, clothes cleaned and
pressed. Rates $3.50 per month. Goods
will be called for and delivered weekly.
Room 6, Miller block, phone 1921.
John Scott of Spokane county went
through on the Saturday morning over
land, and stated to his brother, Robert
Scott, his intention OF moving to King
county for his future home.
A. D. Pease, who was located here for
some time this year in charge of the
local n P. ticket office, left last Monday
for Spokane where he will 60 into BUSH
ness with his father. He has quit the
railroad.
Peter Gervais got judgment against
the N. P. Railroad company last week
for the death of his COW, which was
killed by train on one Of the Yakima
City crossings. The case was tried
before Justice J. A. Taggard.
Mrs. H. G. Cannon, formerly of Phil
adelphia, has open dressmaking parlors
at 210 South Second street. All work
guaranteed satisfactory. 47-4t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-09

care you familiar with the motives o.
Jigganini's new opera?" eyes; he
needed the money"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-09

Within the next week or ten days the
ladies of three different churches in
town hold benefit sales, and give din
ners and suppers for their respective or
CARNATIONS. If it were not for the en-
ergetic co-workers, we fear many of the
UNCONVENTIONAL churches would suffer.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-09
IT'LL Be A SHAME,

really it will, if you let such an oppor-
tunity to get beautiful wall papers cheap
slip by. None such were ever offered
before in this city at any price. Our
new stock is replete with exquisite de-
signs and colorings in paper hangings.
Great variety OF pretty patterns. Hand
some and durable paperings, 10c per
roll up. Surprising bargains, and CO.
ing quick.
Schorn'S Paint Store,
ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF DEPOT
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-09
Advertised Letter List.

NORTH YAKIMA.
Week ending Dec. 8, 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

surely discovered the elixir OF llfe. That he is
able with the aid OF a mysterious compound.
known only TO himself. produced as q result OF
the years he has spent in searching for this
precious lfe-giving boon. to cure any and every
disease hat is known to the human body
There is no doubt OF the doctors earnestness
in making his claim and the remarkable cures
that he is daily enecting seems to bear him
out very strongly, His theory which he ad-
vances Is one OF reason and based on sound ex-
perience ID q medical practice OF many years
II costs nothing to try his remarkable Elixir
OF Life, as he ealsit it, for he sends it free to
anyone who is a suierer.ln sufieient quantities
to convince Of its ability to cure so there isab-
sOlutely no risk to run. Some OF the cures
cited are very remarkable. and but for reliable
witnesses would hardly be credited. The lame
have thrown away crutches and walked about
after two or three trials OF the remedy. The
sick. given up BY home doctors, have been re-
stored TO their families and friends in perfect
health. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stomach.
heart. liver, kidney, blood and skin diseases
and bladder troubles disappear as by magic,
Headaches. baekaches nervousness. fevers
consumption, coughs colds. asthma, catarrh
bronchitis and al affections OF the throat,
lungs or any vital organs are easily overcome
In a space OF time that is simply marvellous
Partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia. dropsy
govt, serOfuia and plles are quickly and per
manenty removed. It puriaes the entire sys
ten blood aud tissues, restores normal nerve
power. circulation and q state Of perfect
health is produced az once. To the doctor al
systems arSalike and equally affected BY thi.
great Elixir Of Life" Send for the remedy
to-day. II is free TO every sufferer. State what
You want to be cured Of and the sure remedy
for II viii be sent you free By return mail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
Our Be- 20 Lstter Gamer.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Unele Sam.
highest priced mail carrier is Oscal
Fish, whose route is from Valdez tC
Eagle, Alaska. He makes but two
deliveries a month, but receives fOl
each trip almost $500. Officials Of
Of the post-ofice department assert
that be is the best paid mail carrier
ia the world.
Another thing, be is not penalized
for being a day late or a day early. He
is not bothered by inspectors, Dor does
he ever have TO make a civil service
examination.
The mail from Valdez TO Eagle is
limited TO 300 pounds and consists al
most exclusively Of letters. The dis
lance is AIS miles. Whenever the mail
is light Fish carries the newspaper
mail. He acts as a purchasing agent
for the miners along his route, and in
this way makes a fes Thousand dollars
a year extra.
When the gold excitement in Alaska
was first heard Of 10 the states, Fish
was a railway mail clerk. receiving
but 81, 600 a year and working as hard
as be could.
Postuiiee officials say that the s35,-
900 a year paid to Fish is not excessive
and that il is reasonable when 1t is
taken into consideration that be must
provide his own dogs and sledge and
maintain his team and himself.
His "a trips a year keep him busy and
he practically takes his life in his
own hands on each trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

ST. Louis, April I2.-Rey. T. l.
Nichols, founder Of 1.-THE Christian
Brethren who arrived in Sc. Louis
Wednesday on the mission ship Megid,
do, says that the millennium will
come in ten years, and when it does
mankind will be able to fly.
Mr.. Nichols bases his remarkable
conclusion as to the prospective mode
Of human travel on equally remarkable
premises. He says that there exists a
negative Law c%orelative to the af1rma.
tive law Of gravitation. When man is
vouchsafed the knowledge OF this law,
Mr.. Nichols believes, he will be able 70
move through the air at will.
Mr.. Nichols says that the biblical
conditions announced to precede the
Millennium have been fulfilled ana
that the prophet Elijah viii soon re-
turn to earth TO convert mankind. He
says that owing TO the variance Of
chronologists with respect TO the ex-
act date OF the birth Of Christ he is
not able to fix the exact date Of the
millennium, but IL is certain TO come
within the next decade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
The Yss-Or-No Corner.

rum NNN hNhullNtol loHts
The efforts on the part OF member,
Of the House 10 pin one another dowr
TO direct answers reminded RepreSen.
tatiye CaprOn Of RhUde lsland-une Of
the best story tellers Of the House, by
the way-of IN experience In the lasi
campaign. Mr.. CaprOn was very much
bothered while making a speech By a
man In the audience who Insisted on
asking questions 10 which he demand.
ed either yes or mo" for an answer.
"But there are some questions
finally remarked Mr.. CapUn, (Which
cannot be answered by yes or no. 80
II should ike 10 hear one scorn.
fully commented bis annOyer.
well, said Mr. Capron, Il think /
can prove IL. Have you quit beating
your "ifeS Answer yes or 'no.tm
The crowd saw at once that Mr.. Ca
prom had the man 10 a trap. II he
said yea" IL was a confession that he
had been beating bis wife, II be said
mo- IL was an admission that be was
still INDUCING In the pastime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Commission and mixed courts, II
which the United States has a share
The United States appoints thret
members Of the Supreme Court o
Egypt In which court matters con
corning foreigners In any way ar,
finally adiudicated. The British rulI
has unquestionably benefited Egypt
IL Is queer, however, TO hear the queS
tion seriously asked Of this nation
once the proud mistress Of the world
as Egypt capable Of self.goyern
mentY"
PORT sAID-AED on TO PALESTINE
There may be yiler towns than PorI
Said. We have never seer them
Leadyille, in its most fl%ourishing and
f~ercest days, could not equal this city
at the mouth Of the Suez Canal. II
ten righteous men were needed t.
save this town of thirty-fiye thousand
people it would go unsayed. The in
quiry, do you want anything
which, in Egypt, covers a multitude
Of sins, is met with from small boys
upon the main streets. Vice, which
ia American cities, hides itself ia the
back alleys here launts itsels in gay
gauze garb and brazen face upon the
%bOulevards. 1t is a made town, on
made earth and It's manufacture is
not morally a success. The few de-
cent people condemned by business
necessity TO dwell In Port Said con-
sole themselves by the assertion that
all new towns go through this period
of viciousneSs-and Port Said is not a
quarter Of a century old. After seeing
Port Said w do not wonder that
Moses fed into the wilderness.
At this Suez metropolis we take
boat for Palestine 49, the steamship
Assonan, Of the Khedival Mail Line,
hoping TO land on the sea coast near
JOpDa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the Mexico
Weekly Ledger viii notice
the time Of expiration of their
subs criptionappears printed
Immediately after their names
on their papers. Please notify
us at one if any error has
been mae. Quite a number
of our suOscribers are paying
up ther arrearages and a
wear " advance, and in this
way gail themselves of the
81 agar rate. By paying
all srearages you are enti-
tled5o have the Weekly Led
gersent to you for 81 per
yer, cash in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Gov. TAFT, OF the Philippine
Islands, who has been III at a hospita.
In Cincinnati, is out again and will
visit Worlds Fair headquarters about
April 18th 70 confer with President
Francis with reference to the Philip
pine exhibit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
One Of Senator Hears Jokes.


"Have You head the latest bon moi
Of Senator Hoar?H asked Congress
man A.
"Hoar says 50 many witty thing,
that II is hard TO keep up with him.
said Senator P "What o. the
latest OneYi
ut seems that the Hoars had a dear
friend III with appendicitis last sum.
mer, and were becoming very uneasy,
when a letter came announcing JOY.
fully that the surgeons had declared
that the character Of the illness was
not appendicitis after all, but acute
Indigestion.
THAT isgood news" said the Sen.
atOr. 4 rejoice that the difficulty lay
in the table OF contents rather than
10 the appendix
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
While ii aII

We will sell you what
Seed Corn we have left at &
per bushel First come,
served. We also have
Seed Corn at 81 per bpaa
Prairie Hay at $40 PEI
Choice Timothy, SISra
VIII have in car or two
nice Clover mixed hay Id
the week.
II you have never reic
bread made from Cream R
Meal buy a sack and
out how good il tastes,
Corn is higher but We
make as low price as pos
on present market.
Come and see US whea
need Flour, Feed or Med
anything in our line.
"
1t will save you monq
get posted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

AT the request OF the commercial
and industrial organizations Of Ala
bama, Gov. Jelks, OF that state, has
appointed a Board Of Worlds Fair
Commissioners consisting Of four
members at large and one from each
Congressional district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
Friday, the 9th Day Of Nay !
1872
Admini,,ratrixs Notice

Notice is hereby given that ls.ss
administration upun the tstaleu
A. Gilbert deceased have Oesh
the undersigned by The Pfoua's
u Audrain County, Missouri V'
date Of April 4, 1902 AN
All persons having claims
said estate are requested 49,
them for allowance 10 tue
tratrix within one year allei S-1
granting letters, or they may ~
Guided from any benefit ul suon
and n such claims be not e,n <,
within two years from the aae
viii be forever barred. ,per
HANNAH GlLbhhis
AL Admiuistnifl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

PLANS have been prepared and the
site purchased for a new hotel in ST.
Louis 70 be known as "The Jenerson' %
IL viii be at the orner Of Seventh
and Olive streets, twelve stories high
and will cost q, 100000 IL has been
leased for twenty years at sl25, 600 per
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
LARK E~ErERTA1Ss.
Tells How Senators David Barton and
Thomas n. Benton Were Sent
to the Senate.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-At the
meeting OF the Missouri Society this
evening, Representative Champ Clark
told a number of stories, which were
well received by the Missourians pres
emit He said:
'sThere is no reason why you young
men should not come To Congress some
day, but you will not; not IL you keep
on hanging arnund here. Go back
home.
aWhen William Trelosr beat me fol-
Congress in 1894, l came to the con.
%clusion that almost any nan In Mis-
souri, could be elected IL he wanted &c
be.
missouri was the first and only
State in the Union to be for two whole
years unrepreSented In the Senate.
That is MiSSouri's record. Gov. Price
never thought himself entitled TO ill
the vacancies by appointment and 10
1868 the Senate debated for six weeks
upon this question, deciding that the
Governor had not the right To ill such
vacancies. Yet Quay was almost
seated soIne little time later, lacking
only one vote. This shows how con
ditlons change.
BARTON, MIsSoURI's FIRST SENATOR.
"The first two Senators Missouri
ever had we're Benton and Barton,
Most people think that Benton was
the first one, and nine out Of ten Mis-
s%ourlans believe, perhaps, that he was,
but, as a matter Of fact, Barton was
the first Senator elected.
Nov, it happened this way; David
Barton was elected to the Senate
unanimously. There was not a vote
cast against him. He was the choice
of every member Of the Legislature
But things were very much disturbed
then, The Legislature could not de
eide upon the man to give the second
Senatorship to. Finally, it was left
to Barton, who was told that he coulC
name his colleague.
Barton selected Benton. But
even then so great was the wrangl,
there was a deadlock for weeks. The
Legislature met down stairs In thu
old st. Louis Hotel, when this session
was being held. For days and day
the endeayor was made to elect thl
second man to go tothe Senate from
Missouri.
VOTED FOR BENTON AND DIED.
"In the midst Of this state Uf affairs
Daniel Rails, a member of the Legis
lature, was Ill In bed in bis rooms q
the st. Louis. He heard OF the figh
going on downstairs and called two o.
three friends around him. They Sc
cured four negroes. The mattress o
the sick mans bed was lifted in thei
arms and Rails was carried down t,
the Legislative hall. He cast his votl
and In this manner Thomas II. Benton
went 10 the United States Senate.
rails was carried back 10 his apart
ment and, In an hour, was a dea,
man. After the natural course, on
Of the two men, either Barton or Ben
ton, would have TO take a four-yea
term, and the other would have tn
slx-year term. The two men drew
straws for IL. Barton, who had beer
elected unanimously, drew the shor
one, while Benton, whom he hat
chosen, went TO the Senate for ST.
years.
Barton had a falling out will
President jackson land it ruined him
itruined everybody who had a falling
out with jackson, let me tell you
Slavery ruined Benton as it ruined
many other men,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Subscriptions 10 the NJ +. Church,
south, are nos due, and We need the
money - The brick work Is now going
On aud the builder must be paid Of
stop work. - please call on Geo.
kabfleh, collector. Al Ricketts, & En-.
mons store, who has a list Of all sub.
scribeFs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

JOE GLANDoN's many friends are
congratulating him upon his hne bod
Of clay which has been developed OF
some properly IN which be is interest
ed. We understand that an expert
says that a formation found next L
the clay will make splendid paint.
Parties with large capital are investi-
eating this matter and we believe
results viii be most beneficial 10 Mex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
TESTS Pa THENCE.
The Most Patient People Must show
Annoyance at Times.

Nothing spells a good disposition
quicker.
Nothing taxes a mans patience
Like an itchlness Of the skin.
Itching Piles almost drive sou crazy.
An day IL makes you miserable.
An night it keeps you awake.
Itch! Itch! Itchl with no relief.
Just the same with eczema.
Can hardly keep from scratching IT.
You would do so but you know Il
makes II worse.
Such mlseries are daily decreasing
People are learning they can be
cured.
Learning the merit Of Doan's ONT
ment.
Plenty OF proof that Doan's ONT
ment are curing piles, eczema or any
itchineSS OF theskin.
Read the testimony Of a MexicC
citizen.
J. ID. Miller, street supervisor, O
West Jackson street, says: ~ suffered
with hemorrh0ids, both pr0trudint
and itching, for twenty years. ! doc
tored with several good physicians
but got little II any benefit. l goI
Doan's Ointment at Buckner &
whltney's drug store and tried 1t. Tit
first application helped and a continu
alton cured. ! have not had a trace
OF hemorrhoids since. Doan's Oint.
ment is unlike anything | ever used
1t does not smart or burn, but pro
duces a cooling sensation. have rec
commended it to more than one OF M
friends
Forsale by all dealers; price so cents
Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ani
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Charles Capps, aged 70 years died
al his hume, u miles nOrth u Mexico,
al go O'Clock "Wednesday morning.
Deceased leaves a wife and several
children. The funeral services viii be
conducted from Befca chuich at ,
O'Clock THURSDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

a speck Of matter 1850 u an inch in
diameter sumo Of the air-cells Ia
the human lungs are no bigger than
that. When you have a cold these
tiny cells are ciugged with mucus OF
phlegm Aliens Lung Balsam, in
curing a coid, cleans the Tiny air-pas.
sages u efiete matter and heals the
Inflammation Of the bronchial tubes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
GOVERNOR DOCKERY GREATLY
PLEASED WITH ELECTION
IN KANSAS CITY.
TALKS OF FUTURE OF THE PARTY.
Says That the Thread of Political Sen
timent is Toward Democracy
and Sounds Warning to
Needing Corporations

Governor Dockery was greatly
pleased over the success of the Dem.
Gratis both in Kansas City and st.
Joseph in Tuesdays elections and
spoke freely yesterday of the trlumphs
achieved by the party in State poll
tics and nationally. The Governor
sounded a warning to public service
corporations TO keep out Of politics
and cease to attempt to control con.
v%entions, primaries and elections.
In discussing the results of the
elections and the present trend OF
popular sentiment along political lines
Gov. Dockery said;
This is to be a Democratic year,
both in the State and nation. Mis-.
souri,, as usual, will lead the van:
1.-THE inevitable and historic fatal
ity to the dominant party, incident
70 the accession of a Yice-P President
to the presidency is already vexing
the Republicans, and will almost
certainly defeat them in the coming
election
THE popular branch of Congress if
likely to pass under Democratic con
troll.
There seems to be a disposition
among the Democrats almost every.
where 20 get together and Dem.
~ecratic harmony assures success. The
air is already electric with man.
ifestaIons Of coming Democratic tri
umphA%
THE city elections of a week agt
disclose the hostile trend of public
sentiment in Missouri against tn,
politics of the Republican party
Tbs was emphasized Tuesday by tn,
result of the elections in the greaI
cities of St. Joseph and Kansas City
1.-THE Democracy of Missouri il
united against Republican policies
and favors a continuation Of our mag
~nificent educational system. wholly
divorced from partisan control
1.-THE Democracy favors a continue
tion Of that superb fiscal system
which for thirty years has been so ad
ministered as to keep the State il
harmony, with the progress of th'
times, ana yet reduce u tax rate t
the lowest Of any state of the union
1.-THE Democracy favors a continue
tion Of tie policy which imposes jus
and fair taxation upon all forms O
property, whether corporate, real o.
personal.
1.-THE Democracy favors-a system Of
laws which will fully ser th'
interests Of labor, while at the SAINT
time dealing justly with capital.
"The Democracy favors honest cleo,
ton laws, guaranteeing to the people
the highborn right Of untammellet
and interrupted suffrage.
1.-THE Democracy favors laws pro
noting the interests Of agriculture,
manufacture, labor and all the othel
varied and mighty interests of thiI
sovereign State.
"Along these lines the Democratic
party Of Missouri viii move to an old
time triumph, and the election in
Kansas City emphasizes the warning,
which 1 now give TO public-service
corporations. to keep out of politics
and not attempt to control conven.
tions, primaries or elections"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Cor foSylLLE superintendent q
The n. N. A., teiephoned the LEDGEi
Monday that the report IN refer
enoe % bis teachers reslguing wal
untrue" and be did not see why Il
was priniea The Military Academy
Is ia a mtst prosperous condition and
everything 10 moving along nicely.
TIE people q Mexico N proud u tie
Academy and are interested in seeing
thai Il b a success Why such a
manifotls malicious report was circu-
lated Is hard for the friends u the iu-
Situation to understand. IL does
SEN e though some people work over
haaFe IL of6er 70 iDiuTe Mexico and he
installations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Prosecuting Attorney II. L. Buckley
returned Tuesday night from Colora.
do, where he accompanied his wife and
children. Mrs. Buckley is located al
Llttleton, a suburb OF Denver, and Is
greatly improved in health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

April 10, 20 and q, io02, via aThe
Katy Way" Liberal stop-oyers; fnal
limit May IS. Cheap side trips from
Dallas to all Texas points. Best
opportunity to sec Texas cheap. ASK
nearest NJ, X. 4 I. agent Tor partlcu-
lafa' JAaEs BARRIER,
q. l.. & 4. A. 81 Louls No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

The city Of Mexico is in an excellent
financial condition, and, as Mayor
Potts said Monday night 10 bis retir-
ing speech, is in better shape, posi-
bly,, than any city 10 the State. Mex
leo has an Indebtedness Of but little
over 5000 and has almost that much
money In her treasury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17
Rad RiYar DIVISION.

Elder P. II Taylor viii preach at
the NJ. E. Church in Rush Hill on
Saturday before the third Sunday,
services beginning at 2:30. Rev. Tay-
lor will also preach on the third Sun
day morning and evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

THERE are now four Of the main
exhibit buildings for the Worlds
Fair under contract. The machinery
building, 525xlOOO feet, was let April
8 to Smith s. Eastman, Of Chicago,
far s4Qe or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

QUITE 3 number Of newspaper mel
are employed by the Worlds Faii AS
ISOLATION, but Hon. Walter Williams
Of the Columbia Heraid, and ex-pfesi
dent o. the Missouri Press Associatior
and q tie National Editorial Assooia.
ton, Is the only member Of the Mis-
sour Press Association who has been
recognized. Is Il possible that some
smail-bofe. g~reen-eyed, small-hearted
member q the press association "a
going into hts because be was over.
lankad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Gov. TooLE, A. j. Davidson, presi.
dent, and 7. c. Curtis, secretary, Of
the Montana Worlds Fair Commits.
sion left Helena April 10 for st. Louis,
where they will select a site for the
Montana building at the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Noiics Il hrrsbi given ma nn. gHhS
thr aat.ta " 1T burrusi o. s.a
al the MAJ tfm o. ue iw ~ =
81 Audraln counV, Alss1an Nuag
Msnt o, hiasoan. on The jEss
MAJ i"A AMI AdHias
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-17

Notice y hsrsby give tnai -
ne ralat- Of N a. ial ~ ~
made a. he Ma tern 49,
CDsitof Auorsln eoauu
hsxhuo, Missoan, % ne PkllQs
NJ leo. u