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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

Overlook Presbyterian Church. This In
duo ID tho fact that the frrnace IN the
Baptist Church Is otlt OF order There
Will be no services Tonight.
Mrs. j. s.. Williams, who has been vls-
ting MI. ana airs. J. M. Thompson. has
left for theft home Ii Washington.
Miss Maude Crook is tao guest OF Miss
May Green. 81 jill
Mr.. Eugene Bowie and son. who have
been visiting Mi. and Mrs ]. g. Jetor.
have returned 10 their homo In Caro-
line county. . n y
Mr. Henry Taylor. Of Bal.Iinose. Is tho
guest Of Mr.. James r.. Cnuthorn.
Mrs G. C, Carter. who has been visiting
Mrs Coffcy in North Carolina, has ro-
Mrs Clarkso1, who has been visiting
Mrs RI. tIigginson, OF North Carolina,
has returned home.
Mrs. WIN, EIlgginson,5 who has been
visiting Mrs. Chas. Baughan, OF Tonnes
SEQ has returned home. q
Mrs onas. Sinton, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. u. Collins. Of Alabama. has
returned home.
MIR, j., s.. Williams. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Thomas, Of Washington, has re-.
turned homo
Mrs Branch. who has been visiting Mrs.
Young. OF New York, has returned home.
Miss Lucille James. OF Petersburg. Is
visiting Mr. j. r.. Woodrow.
Mrs. Brown, at Middlesex. will be the
guest Of Mrs. j. 3. woodrow this week
Mr.. John pilout, who has been visiting
Mr.. J. r. Lee. has returned to his home
In Norfoln.
Mrs. Hagemeycr. who has been visiting
Mr.. Geo. u. Garter, has returned to her
home In pittst,rg.
MIR. r.. Meredith, Of BontAir. is visiting
Mrs. N. B. Croxton. ;. 5i
Mr.. william Croxton and T.. o. Boone
hnvo returned home from a successful
hunting trip In Powhhtan.
Mrs. D. Taylor. Of Texas. who has been
visiting $50 Erred Scott, has returned
home, .g q *, 4
Mr.. Hunter C. Ware, q popular young
man of Barton Heights, was married to
Miss Ida u. Bovio. ,of Manchester, in
Pelham. N. c.. "Wednesday morning.
They will. mako their home on North
Avenue.
Mr.. John r. handley. Of Raleigh, N. c..
who has been visiting Mr., George Thomp-
son, has returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
I. AN OYSTER SUPPER.
Delightful Entertainment Given
bv the Mutual Pleasure Club.

A delightful oyster supper was giveh
on Thanksgiving evening at tho residence
OF Mrs Fl. c. Anderson by the young men
OF tho Mutual Pleasure Club IN honor OF
tho lady members OF tho club. Tho eve
ming was spent In feastng and music
which was enjoyed by all present q
feature Of this club is that at every meet
INK refreshments are served. The CLUB
meets once d week at tho homes 0! tho
members. The committee who had charge
OF tho arrangements were Mcssrs. L. u.
Anderson l.. r. Franklin and II. 9.
Jones.
Those present were Misses George Daw'
son, Maude Johnson. Helen Johnson. Hat
tie Pollard. Annie Tuck. Ethel FRANKLIN
Hottie Franklin. Lula Bernard. 1ncs Ber-
nard. Jessie Hooper, Mary Gill, Josie Gu
Maggie Gill. Ruth Bricl, Blanche Ander-
som, Annie sturdvant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Poole; Messrs Albert Sanderson. Claude
Jones. Landon Gill. Walter Mallory, Al
fred Bernard. Albert Pierce, Emmett
FRANKLIN Lee Anderson. Pat Bowls.
Charlie sturdyant and Howard Jones'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
CHESTNUT zH.!LLL-S5
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Mr.. Willie Dunn, who spent some time
with his father. left d few days ago to
resume his studies at tho Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Mr.. Russell Henley, who has been quito
sick for some time past, Is now able to
be out. 81.
Mr.. Alexander shafer has returned
homo after spending q few days IN POW
hatan county hun ting. 3
Dr. Samuel p. Christian has been visit
Ing friends in New Kent county.
The observation party and silver tea
which was given at the residence of Mrs.
William HHdd, Of Third Avenue, on
Tuesday evening last, by the .Rector's Aid
Society Of Epiphany Church. Barton
There were several very pretty tableaux.
which added greatly to the pleasure OF
the evening. Miss Rebecca Clarke was
the successful contestant for the ladies'
prize, Mr.. Willie Hoppe for the gentle.
rnan's and Mr.. Willie Redd the BOBBY
Mrs. Hanway and children. OF Mary.
land, who spent SOME time with tho
formers mother, Mrs NIB. Quinby, left
several days ago for California.
Master Edwin McCluer has returned
after visit of several weeks to his
grant1n other; In Louisa Ecoun tyi2"sfi,
Mrs. Proctor "a reshann. Of West Point
has been the guest Of his parents neal
Highland Park.
Mr.sRegan: and family have moved into
the house sformerly,owned and occupied
by Mr.. c. C. Chaplin IA. .sas
The Earnest Workers. Society of Nflz'
pah Presbyterian, Church held, called
meeting yesterday afternoon az O'clock
at the "Nianse.'
The young Peoples Finch Club. was
Friday evening entertained by Miss
Maude Livesay Light refreshments were
served al a late hour. Among those pres
ent may be mentioned as follows: Misses
shall, Maude Livesay and Bertha Mar
shall. Messrs. Willie Hoppe. sydnte Laird.
Llewlyn Harvey. of Richmond; Richard
Sale, Lamar Henley and others. The
notice of the next meeting will be an
nounccd later.
Mrs. John r, Livesay and little daugh-
ter. Thelma. left for Norfolk Thursday
to visit relatives and friends. <.
Mr. Mayo Wills left last week. to spend
several days with his mother in Powha-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. weiss viii
leave to-day for Hornesville, N. y, to
visit relatives.
Mrs Christian Schneider, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is improv-
Ing.
friends In Boston, has returned.
Thieves entered the home OF Mr.. A. A.
August last week and carried away a
valuable watch and chain.
Mr., Andrew NJ osby left last week to WIS.,
II his son. DR.. Ea rnest Mosby, of Augusta
county.
Mrs. Charles Lambert spent some time
last week With her sister, Mrs, Epps, Of
Glen Allen, j s# Il
Master Robert Todd, who has been con-
fined 10 tho house by sickness for several
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Mr.. Maybee's Work Praised.

The Northern Christian Advocate, OF
SYRACUSE N. Y. the former home o.
Key. j. Maybee, now superintendent OF
Tie Children's Home Society OF Virginia.
uevotes d large part OF Its issue OF last
week to the wonderful work In child saw
ing accomplished by Mr.. Maybee In New
York and this State. The article also
r. wexford. Jr.. OF the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, commencing the work OF the
society Of Virginia.
In speaking OF Mr.. Mnybee. the editor
a great loss to New York. as we'll us TO
4, he homeless children Of that State, and
recites the fact that he labored unre-
1nlttingly against insupcrable odds sue
little ones into good family homes. The
issue also contains q picture OF SIr. May
ice and his accomplished wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
FULTON NOTES.

Rev. David Hepburn. pastor OF Fulton
Baptist Church. will deliver the annual
sermon tonight to The Jr. O, u. A. NJ
and Daughters OF Liberty. OF Fulton. Pat
rick Henry Council Of Juniors. Virginia
and Powhntun Council OF Daughters or
Liberty will attend in body The choir
viii render special music for. the orca-
sions Thc Councils viii attend In a
body and 1t Is estimated there VIII DO
about six hundred In the body, The MEM
bcrs are requested to assemble at their
halls at 1880 o'clock.
The "bang Of tho huntsman's gun
could be heard in all PARTS OF lower Hen
rico THANKSGIVING Day. " large number
OF hunting parties passed throuih ful-
ton curly in the morning, returning az
night well supplied with NIL kinds Of
game.
Among the successful hunters who went
from Fulton was Mr.. Albert Wade, who
bagged a large gobbler In White Oak
swamp. The gobbler weighed twenty-five
pounds.
Captain Henry Cogblll, II, A. cavedo
and Everett Southwark also had n sue
cessful hunt, They went to- Dutch GAP
Wednesday and returned Thursday night
en- the yacht "CecelIa,"
They bngged good many partrldges
and ducks. Mr., Southwark succeeded IN
killing n fine wild goose and Mr., Cavedo
cnpturei n Wild duck alive, lie says he
will keep the duck and tame Il,
Mr., Edward Southwark, clerk In the
Internal Revenue office, bagsed ten hares
and three dozen birds, while at Dutch
Gap Thursday,
NIessrs, George and Mansfield Austin.
after a successful hunting trip at walkers,
| New Kent county, have returned home,
Mr., Arthur Childress, OF Fredercksr
hung, Va, spent Thanksgiving wlh
his parents MIR. and Mrs +. d. Child
ross, of Fulton street,
Ezekiel Langston, one of the lamun,.
key Indians. Is stopping at the home OF
Times I.angston. on State Street. he
came here for medical treatment and ls
now under the care OF Dr. John VIM,
DIR. George Barksdale is visiting his old
hcue, Randolph, Halifax county, re
vas accompanied by Dr.. I'aulus Irving,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
BARTON HEIGHTS.

There Will be held at the Epiphany
Church tonight at s o'clock a service OF
songs. It Is purely an English harvest
home festival,
The church will be elaborately deco
which have been kindly donated by the
merchants OF Richmond Services appro-
pirate to the occasion will be held and
a choir OF thirty or more voices will
render songs of praise. assisted by Pro-
fessor Thilow's full orchestra. .
After the services the fruits and flow
ers will be donated to the Home for IN
curnbles, ii
The public are cordially invited to at
tend rs Fl Y.
The Baptists of Barton Heights Will
hold their Sunday School and regular
Sunday morning services today In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs Charles P. Perkins left Friday for
King william county, where she was
summoned TO the bedside OF her mother.
AIrs Annie Colrnes, who Is Quite III WIN
p 'Eugene Mcdowell is still suffering with
a badly burned foot .,,..
Mrs. C. II. Clayton. who has oeon qulte
sick with malaria Is thought 10 oe'
ter. -
Rev. j. s. Hunter the new pastor OF
Fairmount Methodist Church. arrived
Yesterday. and will preach at both ser
vices to-day. He Is the guest OF b. r..
Thompson. His family Will follow tues
div. and tho ladies are preparing
warm welcome for them Tuesday night
at the parsona &c.
Mrs. w. W. Pendleton IS improving
under the care OF Dr.. Kuyk, who is
Mrs. Ear heart is spending several days
with the family OF her nephew, G. +,
Perkins s
Is quite sick. s#5
Mrs. McCann, of Manchester. is spend
Inc somo time with her brother. MIR.
Rev. C. e. Cox will All his pulpit at
the Baptist Church to-day.
The ladies Of the Methodist Churrt had
an elegant oyster supper last week EEL as
and Kings Daughters OF Christ Church
Thanksgiving night All three we're well
patronized &
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Payton have ra-
turned from their bridal trip, and are at
homo to their friends at 26O4 Venable
Street.
Mr.. w, J. Luck has returned to his
home In Caroline county after visit to
his sister, Mrs. Robert Arnold. Mr.. Luck
came to be- present ut the marriage Of his
niece Miss Arnold. to Wesley Payton last
week.
Mrs. George Howard, OF Buckner Va,
his been quite sick since her return home
from visiting Mrs. N. G, Thomas, on the
Avenue
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Carrie
Holmes, OF boswell, Va, and Mr., Thomas
Cussons, OF Ashland. They will reside
In Ashland
Mrs, Ella Rainey is very much indis-
posed at her home on Twenty-seoond
street. a
Mr. and Mrs. T., Aubrey Ennis have
moved into their new home on tho cor
ner Of Twenty-second and V Streets.
Mr. Richard Rowland, Of New Jersey,
is visiting his brother. W. Fl. Rowland,
at No. II South Rowland Street. Il
Mr. Willie Pollard, who has been III
with appendicitis, Is able to sit up and
receive his friends.
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The doctors expect to take several Ehunt..tS
Ing trips before they return: 5 N ss
IN elson Enroughty, a well -kn owr, NJ citi 4
zen OF Fulton and one of Its Oldest. liz liis
at his residence on State Street. l ~ Il
Miss Octavln Woodson left Friday ZOE
Lynchburg. Va. Miss Woodson expects /
to make her visit extensive. ,s3
Mrs. Seth Morgan, OF Norfolk. IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs. B. s., Rice on 5Den.8
ny Street. 3ss. N "a. S
DR.. A. n. Gray, OF Henrico county. Is
visiting his mother. Of Princeton Nj n
Dr.. Gray will return Saturday.
Regular services will be held at the
APOSTOLIC Church Sunday. Rev. John Va
Daugherty, the pastor. will conduct boil
Messrs, Henry CARRIER. Bernard Mar
lowe and Willie Gathright spent Friday
hunting ut Woodfln on the c. & o. Rail-
way They succeeded in bagging q nlcss
lot OF birds and hares. Ilga sts4ajj
Rev. A. a. Jones. the pastor OF Denny
street M. r.. Church, will occupy his pull
l.pit ut both services to-day. Fills subject
az II "a NJ. will be tho supliftcd Hand .i..S
lFAt night "Bringing In the Net. (. 89
A meeting In the interest Of the W. o.
IT. ". viii be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock ut Denny Street NJ. F. Church. n..l
| The Cup OF Cold Water Circle of the
Kings Daughters and Sons have elected
the FOLLOWING OllceTS yS"'
er. Miss Martha Black; Vice Leader, Mrs.
Charles Wick; Secretary, Miss 4 Pearl
Smith Assistant Secretary, Miss 1dsE La n n
bert q Treasurer, Miss Beulah Melons
onEh. M
Mrs. f. M. Peck, OF Erica, Va. is VISIT
Ing Mrs. j. w. Reams, Of Varlna- gs,E
Mrs. c.. c. Rice Is improving after q
prolonged illness. s5s, "a
Alderman Lewis Washer Is improving
slowly at his residence. on Williamsburg
Avenue
Dr.. J. p. Williams has returned from
Tha clker, W. Va. where he was called
to the bedside OF his brother, Dr. GeoreeS
H. Williams. DR., Williams htas accom-
panied back by his brother, who is now
doing very nicely. 81 .i3#
Mr.. Berry Rock left this week to ao-s
ccpt n position with the Norfolk ana
Western Railway mt Radford. His fan-y
ily will join him In a few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
CONSUMPTION Can Be CURED s s's 81
A Beautiful Girl Saved From Dread 6
Other Wonderful Cures.

sumption by removing tbs CAUSE. which,
Is chronic catarrh. .5iS3
Peruna cures tho cause In the right N
way. II cures catarrh Of tho bronohiaItG
tubes which causes tho cough. Tho cre \.
tnrrll having been cured, the cough ceasesss8
This Is the only right way to cure a, NJ
cough. 8}sSS
Miss Mabel A.. Bradford. M. $500 west II
Tliirty.second Avenue, Denver. Col.
~ rites: WIS
"For some years back ihavo been trou. A
bled with delicate lungs and whenever 81
caught a cold, which occurred several II
times each year, always feared that the n
result would be serious. oaft,e to Coles
raeio hoping to improve my health, but
The results we're not what had confident Il
lyS expected. n owever, what c dorado
and In a couple Of months had used eight
bottles and found that ny lungs were VI
stronger than ever, and ny health exs{Es
celIent find that Peruna Improved tho
mental as we'll as the physical health, as N
| am better natured and OF m ore happy \. "
disposition. Peruna Is we'll worthy tlgh s
est cndorsemc1t."--M Mabel Bradford
Miss Florence 2. 1Senah, No 4349MariayS y
Street, Ottawa. Ont. writesy {sF t.s DIX
"a few months ago 1 caught severe
cold, which settled on my lungs and re- f
rnatned there 50 pcrsistently that became
alarmed. took medicine without. beneA's&
ut. until my digestive orga MS became up. H
set, and my hea d and back began to ache
severely and frequently.
II was advised to try Peruna, and al
though I had little faith felt SO stck,,
that was ready to try anything 1s,;
brought me blessed relief at once, md u, !,
felt that I had the right edlclne at lasts EEe.
Within. three weeks I was completely rec ~
stored and have enjoyed perfect health !.
since. al .F ", vs.
II now have the greatest faith in P Pcs,
11ina.','-F. ID. Kenah. 81,
II YOU have the slightest symptom of
catarrh Of the lungs don't Walt. Y. ss
Get bottle Of Peruna.s K. II
Use lis according TO directions. e. ,.sS
jt VIII remove every trace Of catarrhal
Irritation from the throat bronchial tubes
and lungs. 53s. /, Il, 5 5f q. III ~
catarrh cannot remain where PERFUME
Is used. H III III
No one need fear consump ton Whoss
[ mucous membranes are free from u cas- cas- 4
/ tarrtal Inflammation. s
olive Peruna a trial. IS lE
il does all we claim asa tho following
letters testify. rs q .sst3
catarrh Often Causes consumpt!o
One half the ailing women OF Y nite0S
!. States are suffering from catarrh. In g.
+ arc doctorIng for almost any other dis
I e,se without benefit, Aafew bottles or
Perunr,. would eradicate all catarrhal tn7 Y
| naurnation from the system. With clean
healthy mucous membranes health ineyi 1
tably follows. i 4 3is
II you do not derive prompt and salts SGT !, M
factory results from the use OF Per'l1.la's
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a.
| full statement Of your case and he VIII
be pleased to give you his valuable ' bic az
vice gratis 8 "a S58 3s ssgsS
| Address Dr.. Hartman, Presld dent Of The.
| Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
JULES LEVY, C0RNETIsT,
DIES OF AP0PLEXY
fBy Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, ILL, November 2s,-Jules
Levy, the cornotist, died here to-day.
I.evy's death occurred at his home, The
and three children, NIL OF whom We're
with him when the end came The deee-
dent was In his siXty-siXth year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

faithfully and found that tho trouble
gradually disappeared and blessed health
took Its place. In two months he was
perfectly we'll and able to perform MS
duties Yol, have indeed q grateful moth moth
er's thanks."-Mrs. Mary Holbert fs4s
Tits the praise OF those. who have been
cured by Pcruna that makes this remeay
so popular and so extensively used, 4, NO !,
advertisement could have accompllshleed
this result.
Peruna cures the first stages OF con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
The Seventeenth Street Mission.

The regular Sunday school services Will
be held In the Seventeenth Street Mis-
sion today at three o'clock. Rev T., w.
smith, OF Richmond College,, breaches at
four o'clock, A cordial invitation is OK
tended to the public \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Peruna cures the ilrst stuses J ~ CO GO

noon and evening were spent In song on ; and
'Tie Highland Springs Dramatic Club
4 will meet for reorganization Monday even
ing In Library Hall.
Misses Ruth and Leila Atkinson anu
Miss katie Kirby spent Thursday after
noonfin, Richmond; ilater@j Joining part?
at tho BiOu. ..naN.. 49, HL-.atL-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
DR., Terrell's Office,

Dr, Emmett II, Terrell. who has been
associated with Dr.. II, NJ, Gee; No. 3l6
East Clay Street has moved Ills ONCE
10 No. 304 East Grace Street 8 s$lsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Mrs. Mary >. Holbert. No. 25o1 clinton

Mrs. Mary u. F1oIbert, II z0oI C ,1lEE'7'
Avenue, Minneapolis, MINI. writes:
MY son suffered for three months with witt
cntarrh OF the bronchial tubes which
threatened to become very serious. The
doctors advised that he seek q more ia
vorable climate. ,but as he had heard Of
Peruna ASA specific for lung trouble he
decided to give 1t a trial before he left
his family for an expensive Journey among
stra myers. For six months he used It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

folks. The ladies Will serve refreshmen,t
i. Nv. Tonlins and Tyler. Walker met
with good luck hunting near Old Church.
They killed fifty cartridges, as we'll as
many ducks = and hares. Gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

Rev. Mr.. Mccartney will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church sthls morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock. y All are cordially In
yited to attend and welcome the new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

Mr.. Willie Dunn, who spent some time
with his father. left d few days ago to
resume his studies at tho Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Mr.. Russell Henley. who has been quite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

soId by nil druggists. Large bottle; -.
70 Paw laxative Pills. Csc. a. bottle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-18

The home OF Miss Georgia Peck in the
Mckee valley was the scene OF a joval
house party last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cover of Tacoma, a visiting friend
OF the hostess was the guest of honor on
this occasion and from the moment the
guests arrived until the time for depart
ing came, Miss Cover and Miss Peck,
drawing upon their splendid entertain
ing proclivities, made the hours of st.
Valentines day pass away swiftly,
though pleasantly.
\ party in one carriage left town Sat
urday afternoon composed of Mrs. j. B.
Burns and Miss Ethel Burns, Messrs.
Cline, Stone and Erwin. From the
Mckee, Messrs. Del Hiscock and viii
Cameron and the two Miss Camerons
made up the other party.
Everyone was invited to bring along a
pole SO that the roof could be easily
raised, tguratively speaking, and the
inducements offered for chat oulv
time" We're not few nor in small stacks
Dinner was served at & O'Clock, and
everybody took good care cf their special
assignments, often sending in a rush
order. The ten mile ride had given the
guests an appetite most astonishing, and
the manner in which the Japanese
goose" sometimes called roast pig'')
disappeared was sufficient evidence
alone, OF an appreciative company
Mr.. Peck very graciously surrendered
the house Internationally, after dinner
which was accepted eagerly and without
very much formality. The ball soon be-
gan to roll in earnest. Dancing was a
chief source of amusement, cards afford
ed another avenue OF pleasure and there
were other unique games INDUCED in
Mrs. Burns, who, by the way, chaper-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-18

Notwithstanding the late, or perhaps
properly speaking, early hour of retir.
ing, the farm done>tics, doubtless very
much elated over the dawning of so
beautiful a Sunday morning gave vent
to their feelings in their different
languages, all of which commingled to-
gether made noises the city folks were
unused to, and soon they were up and
out into the barnyard and gazing over
section OF country made beautiful by
irrigation, brought about bv the boring
of artesian wells. The model valley has
undergone wonderful transformation
in the last three years, especially which
fact was recognized by those of the
visitors who are in a position to know.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-18
Own Your Home.

If you own city lot you can borrow
money at reasonable rate of interest
to help build your home. If you al
ready own the home and wish to enlarge
or improve it and need help to do this,
you can borrow the necessary money.
The Equitable Savings and Loan
Assn offers pan by which you repay
the debt in small monthly installments.
Apply for particulars to w. l.. Stein
veg at First National Bank. 7-5t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-18

An appetising breakfast having hoen
finished, it vas then almost the hour
for departing. At 10 o'clock, amid an
exuberance of expressions of gratitude
had been entertained, and reluctant
goodbye, the carriages pulled away from
~ house party ever to he rempm ber,d by
thos, who helped to make it.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-18

For Sale.-S0 acres; 10 acres improved,
balance pasture land stocked with cat
tie, horses, hogs, farming implements,
etc. eight miles from town, near All
tanun. Address |. J.. Brown, North
Yakima, Il +. ID. No. /.