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accepting an advance of 3 cents a day in
stead Of 80 cents, their demand. This makes
the wages Of carpenters there S.75 day
The Cigar Makers Union has secured the
cooperation OF the internal revenue ofil-
Gals In detecting and prosecuting manu-
facturers for cOunterfeiting the union label
and changing the factory number on their
boxes
The American Tin Plate Company has
closed fifteen OF its twenty-eight mills in
definitely because the workers refused 10
accept a reduction in wages in order that
the company might obtain export business
10 the amount of Sl,500,O00.
Factory girls who struck in the Kewanee
tlll.) mills have secured a State charter,
and as the Union Girls Manufacturing
company Will manufacture mittens over
ans ana gloves In competition with their
former employers. The corporation is cap
italized at s., 500
An effort is on foot to call a convention
OF all editors Of labor papers for the pur-
pose OF establishing an information bureau
IN regard to labor news, TO combine efforts
10 bring the union label into prominence,
get better acquainted with each other and
discuss questions Of mutual interest.
The textile workers OF France, Germany,
England, Holland Belgium Italy Switzer-
land and Austria held a convention at
Zurich, Switzerland. and decided 10 make a
demand Tor an eight-hOur day. TO create an
International defense fund and to vote only
for those who advocate the abolition of the
wage system.
The Hackmen's Union of San Francisco
has determined that there shall be eX-
cessive charges for hack hre during the
Knights Of Pythias convention. If there is
any violation of the municipal ordinance
liking the schedule, and if an overcharge
Is proven, the excessive amount will be
refunded TO the party paying it.
The "bake-shop law Of New York, which
limits the hours OF bakery employees TO
ten day, has been declared uncOnstitu-
tiOnal by the appellate division of the Su-
preme Court The same division of the
Supreme Court held the eighth hour law
constitutional in the case of the people
against the Orange County Road COnstruc-
ton Company, which permitted employees
10 work more than eight hours a day. The
difference in the laws is that one governs
I.LLIl. ar.L IL. ...L.r ..-..-.... .....I.
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McPeak Gang in Court.

Putrolmen Gillispie and Crist and Ser
geant Boylan yesterday morning arrested
Dave McPeake and Patrick Collins for en-
gazing in saloon fight Friday night. The
men were with Red" Finley and several
other well-known characters, and aIJer
imbibing freely of liquor began war on
every one they met. 1t is said they Sc
vcrely beat w. III. Davis, residing at 524
West Georgia street. about l o'clock yes
turday morning. The men hid in an alley
and lay in wait for Davis as he was on
his way home. The cases We're called in
Police Court yesterday morning, but were
postponed until Wednesday in order TO give
the police opportunity to catch the re-
mainder of the crowd
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Vacant lots Talbot avenue near 10th and
Vacant lots on Ashland avenue. near 18th, 18th
Vacant lots on College avenue near 25th.
Vacant lots on y. Meridian street. near I'D
Vacant lots on N New Jersey street. corner
18th.
Vacant lots on Capitol avenue. north of S5th.
Large plats of ground on n. Meridian St.
across the creek.
15-acre garden farm northwest of city; good
house and barn; $4,000.
s7-acre farm in Marion county; large dwelling,
large barn. ete.: can be had at bargain; will
take part trade.
Dwellings south Of Washington street.
n-rpom dwelling on Huron street; can be con-
verted into double house at small expense;
a bargain at $500.
Fine dwelling on Union street, rooms. large
kitchen bath; sewer; sssi city water; proper"
Cottage South East street rooms SS' s,,15s and
only sl,450; easy payments.
Double dwelling on Coe street, near city Hos
rent sl92; price 81, 400.
Good house of rooms. modern, bath. etc, on
Talbot ave; $500.
Talbot avenue. double dwelling, s rooms a
side: bath and all conveniences. building two
years old in fine condition. pays per cent net;
trust gas.
Dwelling house of rooms. modern. on n. New
Jersey street, near l7th; only aaOo
Very desirable rssidsnees in best oeSitss SS on
way. Call and see our list.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As N. Pennsylvania St,
Opposite Postoffice.
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General Labor Notes.

Two laws were recently passed In Porto
Rico favorable to labor.
Tho United Textile Workers Of America
will hold their annual convention I'm WASH
ington. ID. g., oct. 2l
The Central Federated Union OF New
York voted a per capita assessment OF 5
cents a week 20 aid the anthracite strikers
Indian fishermen to the number OF 80 at
Neah bay. Washington. have gone on
strike They we're receiving cents a fish
and the cannertes proposed a reduction 10
cents and the Indians struck.
The carpenters strike at Natal South AZ
rtcs. was recently settled by the carpenters
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For Participatinr I'm N Riot.

George Williams. colored, was fined $40
and costs yesterday morning by acting
Judge Orton on the charge of shooting in
the city limits, and was also fined So and
costs for assault and battery. Williams
was the leader of the gang that partiCi-
pated in the riot at a ball game in Haugh-
Vile last Sunday. The others arrested were
DISCHARGED
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Totals .....................
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
ohice OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. IN. Aug. 80, 1902 fur
Company No. l2I East Market street Both tele-
phones 50oo.
Anna NJ. Sanders to Martha NJ. scrimsher.
Lot As, Geo ". Parkcr's sub of Lots 81
to 81, \. Z. & l. Fletcher's Oak Hill
SUP ...':'...........:. ......,.............. S225
Equitable Savings ard Loan Association to
Alice kinnlck, Lot 80. ID. NJ Bradbury *
Co Southeast add. Observation-Disclosures. 3S5
Mary J. Gibson TO John j. APPEL. part
Elizabeth Lewis to George Darling. n 10
Lot Is and y Lot 26. trown Of Old New
Otto s WnRenhofef Wink to Geo ". Hill ct ux. lou
Lot 81, Reagan Park add.................., I4Oo
Louise Bohrmann TO Frederick Bohrnann,
Lot s. Wm. Hugheys sub OF OUtlot SS;
also Lot 2ls. +. r.: :. X. & n f. Fletch-
James ". Webb 10 Anna Robertson. pt
Lots y and l3. Hooker's add 10 the Town
John G. Mccullough TO Charles r. Nc
Gregor et uN-. Lot ., Hogshire. Sims &
Smithcr's Pleasant Run add................ 1900
Bridget Neilan 10 Hyman solomon, Lot
outlot -. I.55o
Louisa Cook to Henry a. Wempner ct ux
Lot % Albert W. Denny. trustees. Cd
Sarah l. Gundelhnger 20 Lee Z. Williams,
Lot 10, Culver et ais suo Of Lots :. etc,
Columbia Place add......................... $50
Christian F. G. Meyer to John Fox Lot
50, J. II. Ridenour's revised and extended
Frances ram Holloway to Lillian NJ. shelby. 'OV
Lots and To- Spann H0lOways
Shelby-St ............................ $50
simon Yandes TO Ernst Fuss Lot T. John
CaVen's sub OF Lots s. 2. % and 81. l.
T. Flctcher's lst Brookside sub........ 2SO
Lizzie NJ. Lyzott Albert + Lyzott pt
Lot Il. Hoefsens sub Hoefgen's heirs
aud 300
Transfers. Is: total consideration. sI5. 10
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Acquitted of EmbexzIement.

w. II. Daggett recently arrested and
charged with emhezzlement of $50 from
Mrs r. ]. Myers. custodian of the Magnolia
flats. was discharged yesterday morning in
Police Court. Mrs. Myers in court said she
did not care to prosecute Daggett
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Two RfHl-ESInfe DcaIS

Louise Bohrman yesterday transferred
her property in Woodlawn addition to Fred
erick Bohrman for $1,000.
John Fox has purchased property of
Christian +. c. Meyer in Ridenour's ex-
tended addition for So OGO.
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THE COURT RECORD.
NEW SUITS FILED.

Hattie May WeitZel VS.. Louis Philip Welt
eel: divorce. Circuit Court
Grant IL. Taylor US. Pinkie Taylor; di-
vOrce Circuit Court.
Elijah II. Collins Us. j. l.. Maine ct al :;
note. Superior Court, Room l.
SalCme Ernst VS. John Edgey ct al /:
mortgage foreclosure. Superior Court
Rom
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Deaths.

Edward ]. Chaplin ssventy-two. 7s Chester
senility.
Henricka Ferpen. hve. 1876 Fenneman street.
meningitis.
Indiana Smith. hfty-three. 1908 Miller street.
caTbuncle-
Joseph p. Pope. seventy-six. 1915 Ruokie street.
heart disease.
Daisy spelker. twenty-four. s9is Brookside
avenue, burn.
Viua White. thirty-seven. as West chesa-
Feake street, tuberculosis.
Miss Margaret Clay. seventy-two. Little SIS
terS OF Poor, senfty.
, Estena Middleton. hfteen. p Gladstone street.
typhoid.
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Amelia S. Andrews was yesterday ap-
pointed administrators of the estate of
Hamlin Schmidlap and gave a bond of
$4,000.
Tracy Price was appointed Administrative
of the estate of Aaron 5. Price and gave
bond of 500.
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Sent to the Grand Jury.

Lizzie Harrington and Emma Brooks,
kid Davis and Albion Johnson. all col
ored, were sent 10 the grand jury yester-
day in Police Court. The quartet is
charged with holding up and robbing viii
liam Lockhard, a farmer, near Norwood,
two weeks ago.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

REAL ESTATE-Wabash, Ind.--To close an es-
tate will sell two-story stone building, prlck
front, 50x90 feet centrally located has been used
for livery purposes; would make tWo good store
rooms; also residence on main street, one oloch
east OF city hall. c. T. THORNE, Executor.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. 80.
Births.

Ernest and Mary Knop Rural street. girl.
Harvey and Goldie Hiatt - North Temple.
boy.
Hartwsn and Anna Murphy. p North Beviiis
James and Mary oNeu. 12es Lexington ave-
nue., girl
Walter and Pearl Aufderheid. 5is Highland
avenue. boy.
boy.
Emile and Bertha Hospel rs South West
street hoy
Claude and Stella shaner. 44H f. Washington
street girl.
John and Margaret Coins: 22s kansas street.
girl
William and Mary Franzman. 81 Douglass
street boy.
Hin and - Sigmsn. Elwood street. boy
Louis and Carrie thinner. lilz Hoyt avenue
girl
Herman and Elizabeth seiof, 2s2S Ralston
chris and Addie Heller. 1917 woodlawn ave-
nue.. girl. -.
George and Fannie overhiser. 17So East Ne
braska street, girl.
Curtis and Aana Moon. 81 West iThirty-frst
street girl
Henry and Anna HsImening. 1884 Bryan ave-
nue., girl
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Building Permits.

Lydia 4. Poirdexter. BeIlefontaine street be-
tween Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth. dwell
inc. 3 eco
Frank y. wrisht. Box So Tuxedo Park. house.
$1ooo.
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HENRY II. FAY, n r. Market 81.
REAL. ESTATE-For sale for cash or exchange
for improved real estate 100 acres OF TIMBER
lands; good farming and grazing lands. Excel
lent location for stock farms. Located between
Iron Mountain Southern and Cotton Belt rail-
roads 5la miles from either road. Also good saw
mill y 60 capacity. Also farm OF so acres,
30 acres under cultivation, ~ miles from Harris
burg Titles perfect. WM. PHlPPS, Harris
burg Poinsett county. Arkansas.
r5r7 a
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MONIMENTS.


MONUMENTAL. DIesNER. as r. Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill-
MONUMENTS LOUIS p. KRUMsHIELD-
Quality and price unexcelled 2l2 +. Ohio
MONUMENTS-Tne floors and marble work a
specially. INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
HE WORKS. M6 ". Del st. Old tel. main sss-
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Marriage Licenses.

Joseph L. Klopf and Josephine Felt.
william Larimore and Elsa Ardela Banta-
William L. Rusher and Jennie Godsey.
James NJ. Kemp and Ada ;. MorrisOn-
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New Pianos sIsS and uS at wuIschners.
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FOR RENT-Suite OF three rooms, down town:
elegant location for Doctors once. MEYER &
NEWcOMB, I29 L. Market ST. Phones ss3.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-MISCELL

wANTED-To trade buggy carriage for horse.
SHOWERS, S24 h. Market.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
REMONAI-Spscial sale watches. diamonds
jewelry: satisfactory repairing. SCHERG EMS.
23l East Washington. formerly corner Alabama
and Washington.
MUSICAL.
MUSICALE. Troemel II E North teacher OF
piano and vocal. also German. French and
Spanish conversation. Glasses in German.
THPEwRITERs-
FOR SALE-.The Fox Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale rent anti trust
prices. G. N aERKICK. Gen. Agt. Phones
90. ia L. Washington ST., Indianapolis.
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PRINTING-Cut-rate Job printing; good work.
523 h. Washington 81. Old phone. red 61Sl
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WANTED-Women and girls. Call at VAN
CAMP PACKING CO., Kentucky and River
avs.
WANTED-s2O per thousand copying letters and
returning to US; 81 weekly made working even
ings incose stamp for instructions, etc. Ad-
dress X-RAY CO. Toledo, O.
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FACTS

PATENT ATTORNEYS.
f. T. SILVIUS co. procure United States
and foreign patents promptly and best that may
be obtained. UneNcelled facilities and foreign
associates. Talbot Block. los y. Pennsylvania
ST.. Indianapolis. Both phones.
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LAUNDRY.

UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. s2s-
"a Virginia ave Phone Les.
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Insure your property with Frank x. Sawyer.
This agency represents only the largest of the
worlds companies and al losses adjusted
and paid direct through this Office. FRANK K.
SAWYER, Fire Insurance. l2S f. Market St
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REAL ESTATE-For Gale Wells Hotel, French
Lick Ind. an all-ycar resort; 30 rooms: l25
guests: steam heat and newly furnished with
fresh water and sulphur springs in connection.
-. 1902.
Terms one-thrd cash. one-third in and one
third In y months Rit ut resei we'd TO reject any
and all bids. Call address.
WILL CAVE.
JAMES \. WELLS,
Executors Of the will of Hiram E. Wells. Dec d.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

WANTED-Travelings salesman; vest-pocket side
line; references l52 n. llth St, Philadelphia.
WANTED-Traveling salesman for Indiana 10
sell retail trade; attractive, salabe line; estab
shed, high-rated house. Box 27i Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Salesmen; offer attractive
contracts to reliable, energetic statesmen
quainted with the lubricating oil trade. THE
CHAMPION REFINING CO., Cleveland. o.
WANTED-Salesman; hustler, to carry line Of
pants, oVeralls and shirts in this section;
young man with acquaintance preferred; refer
ences. Address III. B. WOOSTER MFG. CO.,
Walden, N Y
WANTED-Travelng salesman wanted by estab-
lshed house. No technical knowledge neces-
sary. but simply all around hustler Of good ap-
pearance and address. First-class line; special
contract; entire time required. Address Box IA,
Journal
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

~-~~~S~~~---~~~~~~-|-~~~~~-~
| REAL ESTATE-Clarence MarIindale. architect
| 5l6-51S Indiana Trust Bldg
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER BUCHANAN = Licensed
embalmers). Can ship diphtheria and
rcarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
ladies and children 340 ~. lli-
nois street Telephone su. new and oil
old 250. c. e KREGELO. New 250-
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
E3 ~. Delaware st
Residence cor 18th and III SITS; New phone 17tS-
New 1l5t ADAMS & kRIEGER. Main ii5s-
Funeral directors l5s N. III Lady attendant
IUTEWILER a. SON,
Undertakers. I24sw. Market st. Tel. 2Is
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wANTED-sITUATION.

wANTED-MISCELLA
ANTED-Second-hald Cleveland lamps; state
price: must be cheap. Address Box - care
Journal.
WANTED-Two hundred half grown white rab-
bits at once. NEW ORLEANS COFFEE CO..
Ltd., New Orleans, Ind.
WANTED-One hundred stage for the
season: ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing to learn and get nrst-class start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL. 2s0 West Ohio
street. Indianapolis.
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WANTED-AGENCY FOR HOUSES.
-'7~"7"70 -
FOR RENT
Houses to rent We having active demand
for all cases of houses. List your vacant houses
with Reasonable charges Prompt and
certain monthly settlement.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
(Company's Buldng).
1l5 L. Market 81.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-Sse John A. Smith about by buying
farms, large or small. 80 ingalls, Block.
NOTICE-AZ-MA (Elixir) Sure cure for
Asthma, Hay Fever and Catarrh. 80 cents at
all druggists. Trade supplied by A. K1EFER
NOTICE
c. BUTTERWORTH The Tailor,
advanced fall styles. 36 E Ohio.
Pressing and cleaning a speciality.
NOTICE-ROLLYN HAWKINS Heating and
Ventilating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and msde 10 heat. Telephone
for references ll4-1l6 Virginia ave
NOTICE-If in reed OF second hand building ma
tsrial OF any description call on 'pnone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO.. lOl5 Cornell
aV. New phones 39s. OLD BUILDINGS
FOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
All advertisements Inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate of 8 cents a
line. blank or dash lines at the price per
line. Telephone 23S and your ad will be called
for.
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REAL ESTATE
Meridian st. south OF Thirty-fourth. elegant
modern home OF ? rooms. bath furnace artl.
fetal gas. electricity. oak finish downstairs
cement fOors in cellar, good stable. fine lawn
lot 100 by 143 feet.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
1ic-1ls f Market ST
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"SnCCESS IN SpECuLATION

DRESsMAI<ING.
DRESSAIA KINCs-Mlss Gertrude Swltker. Ladies'
Tailor. refining and altcring = r OHIO.
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REAL ESTATE-Country home-hve acres-Cen-
tral House new and In fine order. G. F.
SAYLES & CO, III f. Market 81.
REAL ESTATE-Special bargain hve-room
house. corner lot cement walks and sewers
made splendid renal property, renting for $40
per month: will take 81. 90 for this property II
sold once b. +. CLINE AGENCY, ground
floor. I24 e Market.
REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
IS N Pennsylvania ST.,
Opposite Postottee,
Vacant lots on Talbot avenue near 10th and
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Everybody Listens When Money Talks!

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
/ FOR RENTAL elegant front room, with large
alcove: new; steam heat bath, etc. $40 +.
ilth.
/ FOR RENT-Two pleasant, unfurnished front
rooms in best neighborhood. Bath room, fur
mace heating and lights free. Sl2 monthly Or
furnished. l44S N New Jersey.
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FINANCIAL~-J. X. PATTISON. IS Monument
place. for prompt loans
LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. r. SAYLE5
Co, ~ East Market street
FINANCIAL-Money loaneo on vaIuabes. casn
for old gold WARD * CO. II y. Meridian 81
FINANCIAL-Haye your abstracts OF uIie pre-
pared by l. NJ. BROWN. third aoor LeIneke
Bldg.
FINANCIAL-Money TO loan at T. and per
cent on Indianapolis property and good farms
in central Indiana; liberal privileges for prepay
ment; get our terms. STANTON a STANTON.
. n. Pennsylvania 81.
FINANCIAL-Fiye per cent. money 10 loan on
Indianapolis city property. or on city property
In any county-seat town. or on farm property
anywhere Indiana; own funcss
no delay; partial payments. Call OF address G
N WILLIAMS * CO. $40 f. Market ST
FINANCIAL.
Insure your property with Frank X SAWYER.
This agency represents only the largest OF the
worlds companies, and all losses are adjusted
and paid direct through this Office. FRANK X.
SAWYER, l2S T. Market st.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
Parsons N"bIe Act.

Rev. G. J. Budlong, of Ashaway, r. l.,
"what a thoroughly good aud reliable
medicine found in Electric Btters.
They cured me of jaundice and liver
troubles that had caused me great suff-
ering for many years. For genuine,
all-around cure they excel anything I
ever saw" Electric Bitters are the SUR
prise of all for their wonderful work in
liver, kidney and stomach troubles.
Don'tfail to try them. Only Scots. Sat
isfaction is guaranteed by all Yakima
Drug Stores.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
uSe ware ~ the Knife,

No profession has advanced more rap
idly of late than surgery, but it should
not be used except where absolutely
necessary. Incases of piles, for example,
it is seldom needed DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve cures quickly and perma-
nently. Unequaled for cuts, burns,
bruises, wounds, skin diseases. Accept
no counterfeits. II was so troubled with
bleeding piles that lost much blood and
strength" says J. C, Phillips, Paris, Ill.
"DeWitt's Hazel Salvc cured me in q
short time" Soothes and heals. yell
low Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
To prevent O,or From Lamps.

To, prevent a lamp from smelling Of
fensivelv and from leaking over, trim
the wick and clean the burner thorough
" each day. Do not have the reservoir
quite full. Always turn the wick well
down into the wick tube before blowing
out. After the lamp is trimmed in the
morning, turn the wick well down into
the tube. Wash the burners in soap
and water once week. The offensive
odor comes from particles of charred
wick which remain in the burners, and
the leakage comes from having the lamp
too full or having the wick come to>the
top of the tube. If these directions are
followed with all kinds of lamps there
need be no trouble as to odor or leakage.
In duplex lamps, with extinguishers,
open the extinguishers after putting out
the lamp.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
They Win In Fast Time

Word was received here last Thursday
evening that Sam Bowers and Chester
Abbot, both Yakima horses, won first
and Sc .ond money respectively in the 3d.
600 pacing race at Whatcom. The time
of the fastest heat was 2.09la in which
Chester Abbot gave Sam Bowers all he
could do evincing such wonderful burst
of speed at the finish as to cause the
heart to stop beating.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
Judge MacCrlm ron Shows Lenieney

A fine of $25 and costs was imposed
upon an old man, Edward LaBru, who
ploye, J. G. Alexander of the Mckee Co.
The old man could only produce $3.50
together with a. pitiful tale of how he
was saving his money to go back to his
old home, so the sympathetic justice re-
duced the fine to SIS which was all the
old man had
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1902
CITY MEMS IN BRIEF.


Wanted-A small furnished house,
Joel Shoemaker arrived IN town Tor a
few days last Friday evening.
Miss Nora MORGAN i rarorted 70 he
do"h WIN 'eNer a' 'he ie'oo''eSS
hospital
Miss Alice Hickman who has been
visiting on the Sound, returned home
Court Meyers returned Friday night
from the Sound where he has been on
business.
e. H. Eo>, vi Hioi SUM- N"''s"9'
SPen. several u'!S Ill VIC Guy '"S' "eoN
'isi'''is ii'eiiuS'
Wanted To rart house or tbrea or
fopr unfinished rooms for licht house-
keeping. Enquire at this office. 37-2t
IL -, --.
80 ~, ''o'' ',,'.' ~
- vi w. A., W. n ',.-' ''''
-'0' '''' ''''''
TOT 0aie, Oheap'--ohe OF more acres,
with or without oulluihgs IN city hmlts'
inquire at last prick mousse on west
SheirY street "o-u
Miss Carrie yorro ratrrrad homo
from, S,rrrs;da So+Urdo, 90 ros,,,,,o
bar d,,+ias nc .ooobor =, .ho ,,,tl;o
schools OF this city.
A. ,1
n- -
9'' ~ ,'e' 0"" ''.o'
800, n,.a = c.. - 100 ~: on" ON. '''
Mrs. Dean of North Yakima who has
oeeh operated on py Dr. Bean, Tor tu-
NOR Is getting along nicely, and will
soon oe aole 10 return 10 her nome
hiiehsourg hoca'izer'
l.. NJ. Tyrrel, who for a long time has
had charge of the grocery department OF
Collins store, has been transferred to
Toppenish in charge of this enterprisine
firms general store at that point.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-23
Public Sale.

The old Mob Hill school house consist
will be sold at public sale to the highest
bidder on Saturday, September %, 1902,
at 10 O'Clock a m Sale to take place
on the grounds. Terms cash or good
bankable paper W. c. WIMER,
Clerk District 2S