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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-07

ffanHNaal sold mines nome 81 zaa aa8 Ia
eaffAlns ga che wnr nud aana mon
who died either in battle 90 Ia eauHe.
qHehee ~ disease hrnldra ENGLAND h.
esrfsln WHr debt uo platmlHH b. itH
prospects HH Co make the urittah pso-
ple feel Uncomfortable and + causing
depression Ia ctrD branch NJ the Ems
iiHh heNHthoid this very England ad
Inundated in The eyes ~ che world 30
injured IN hrr military prestige ahrehd
we iudeed Flad io Qult the iah aud
put a stop BE the late disastrous war iu
South affiea. on thr other hand as
stated hefefe the urera dtaifed rebee
a. ufHHeree their rtec fram entire ~
tuatIelE ea the HlarmiuF death rate IN
the Enatlah rrconceutr8da camps fnr
The Rumeu and chlldren warranted
fnIb their WILLINGNESS 20 listen 10 Hrlt-
lah proposals. uf prece
iut can this peace hr hHtlus The
NeeeH to-day ave mlls couHeiaaa IF the
1et that they have oniN been ever
hHimei temporarily has mere uHn-
hefa and mot defeated us the hHHiiah
would like 60 make che wurid t~iiHKe.
HHd He tins will comic Within c. frafa
when tHH Hatfa have iHffs#Hsd 90
iatash III numbers that it viii HHf fsst
them sfeat effort Co rgsaln their In
dependence aud to proclaim saHth Ar
fita a republic for the AffifHHdef
race. The South African revolution
afa waf hha still Geo boz feusht aud tho
auuih African Washington has Hiill 90
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY /
observation-disclosures

The fsaitor - The Star Dear sir 7
am mneh pleased 50 rad your editorial
on The Lat Trek u the floers n
last ulxhfs isHas % The star Yafsr
appreciation ~ tho magnificent Qsinli-
ties ~ fhe Dutch race 81 South Africa
appeals = ne ard induces me g sixe
you some points a. % the futurH e
this race III Africa. being uff SELF vel
acquainted with the present situation
o. soath Afriea.
In the first place. wish r. sufnHa-
sire fhaf the number % Beers Who D.
sire - settle II Mckee Il only an lasiE
nfficant fraction the Dutch popuiae
ton r. eoufh ksrtca. 80 that their EN-
iEratian 70 Mexico Will not affect In
the lsamt the davelopnfnnt ~ south AZ
rfca. nor the cominx emancipation =
the Dutch fn that continent. The rence
% Pretoria II iaaf year muaf he cor
sidersd only az an arfnissics between
the eonfeHsfirF forces that n. between
the Dutch and The wauid-hs enHa4eHs
ors. the FuFfiah There q 10 question
81 q lasting peace. nni fptaF net ere
Raer IN al south Africa viii arknapis
edge that his race has been conquer
81 lie VII tell you that the Dutch
have teFnn9rariiV patched up some sarl
of rsara wlth the British because TIE
Hosr feared tne gNtrFrninHtiun u HIH
race. as some 3 90 women Aud child.
ren u the fighting bufghers had per
fahsd IN the Brush rsconceutrada
camps. as a rksuit - continuous pfi-
walton ard exposure. Ihs vqri8 i'm
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carrying thr mail Yet ludlow roe
fused 40 entirely feiIHaulah hia iteaH
aHd Instead af haNIeH thc VESSEL
ehfiHtcurd with a bottle nf wine hc
had "a little girl dressed iu pure
white scatter peiIaieuH tracts over
the vessels bow as size Hiii into ths
water
tu View 81 the subsequent unlugkN
esferr of the EFbHHel eld maritime
men still point IN that unusual
christening ANA Say Il told you no.
Nn her first trip "a Alaska The ma
ehgnery ar the EvahEs hrpkr down
aud she umped back Ca Seattle Tor
REPAIRS After putting the steam.
er on the Sew Westminster run, Mr
Ludlow Solid hef e. Capt Morsan n
ISIS Ludlow then went AZ a mis-
sionarv 60 japan
IN 1890 the EtanEsl eaiHaed with
the steamer skaKit ehief now the
Fort Orchard. OF five Mile point
A yenf later heF halter exploded Bt
sehome. kiilinK theee 81 the crew.
tn 1884 she sunk At her dock At
Port Angeles She Mas raised and
later purchased hY the Alaska
Steamship company which operated
her on the sound until = few mouthH
ago when her machinery was taken
out and placed ia the new steamer
Clailan
The f'VanEri Was then bought bS
the Chiopuek Fish company fof inc
purpose 90 carrying salmon, but
when that coueefh failed she was
sold 90 creditors and now lies dis
fnantird on the beach az ballard.
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GOSPEL SHIP EEAAGz
WWW M R0NF NRD
END OF ILL-sTARRED CAREER OF AN oLD-TIME
STEAMER-SHE WAS cHRISTENED WITH NUM-
BIER OF RELIGIOUS TRACTS INSTEAD OF WINE

The little steamer EVannel euee
well known a. the gospel ahip at
ser az eNentul career has been
cousleneJ t. the houcyard at Hal
lard Is end her DAYS. This IL the
saf aua iuFiefieus finish 80 the
utst Steamer ever built on the eaaat
for pu1elN missionary purposes
The FNausti was designed by HrX5
, 4 Ludlow and launched lp seat
tla in issa fadlow was q baptist
minister whose lifc Ions hobby has
beer g. command gospel shin la
1891. upon the death OF a itch frls
attye. who left him several thousand
dollars. his chance came, he sent
cut pamphlet addressed 10 the
Beloved In the i.ort IA which he
made successful appeal for addi-
tianal Funds q build The steamer
After fivu years 81 Waiting
whtchiHx. Wurkins ptn3 ink IN thia
faf-aWAs field the dear lard IL aeN
permlttInA me 10 So forward ia the
execution % mission which he has
ldta aud kept as a special hurleu on
my heart read the pamphlet fhis
is Go build a steamer Ca SO t. the
waters 81 washington british Co
lumhia Ana Alaska. bearing 81 the
white. iudians aud Chinese the pre-
ciaus gvspUi ~ Jesus without pftee
Hut unfortunately Cor the heath
en-. John iseary secured the eAns
tract % eaFfy tha Alaska mail. aHd
he prevailed upon Ludlow O. lsukthe
On out the vessel ~ feet before he
was launched and chartered her fuf
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"ALL WORSE,
NO BETTER"
What Mru. Milne Now Thinks OF
Married Life

Mrs Susie Milne. who took Wall
lef O. Milne FOR better. fer worse.
His feufH ago, says Ia "a divorce com
piHiut flied in the superior coufl
yesterday. that married life has beer
all worse ana no better. aud that she
realty rhuunL keen her promise a.
love. honor and obey" hef husband
any longer. uH he does not seem a
appreciate her efforts To- that dlfcc-
ton
Milne. she complains. n extreme
Is dlaHkfvcnhlr aud a0nfnNatlnE hs
sides helms downright cruel al times
Hume times Tor week he VIII re-
fuse 20 speak 10 me she told hei
attorney and when ! ask him Il
question. ho pays no attention ~
all
According 30 Mra Mines story
when her husband does dsisu 20 tnih
he says uukind things that hurt he's
feelings and altogether treats her lu
a xefy shameful way The plain
TIFF asks fof niimonY and the Gus
tadf ~ her three year old baby.
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reads Ife Was YaHkAH 50 before the
couff which immediately assumed
the charnofar 81 prosecutor. judge
ard fQry hla claim - constitution
81 rights % free speech Was deuied
and be- aaa Tined 80 ITS fellow
elfiEsus iu mass nesting promptly
raisea fhis amount and greeted him
a. a hnfu nest uaY
The offensive editorial he's been
generally reprinted b Mtsaauri since
then. ard mnFe ramstta eHwmrntH on
tire supreme judiciary MsFe nafrr
printed nmyw here than Mlsspgri "a
paera have since INDUCED in Par
ticulAr pleasure r. affnffsd by this
extract frum his euunsafa state
fnsHts Lord NaEHla af The British
appellate court aala 'Cummittaf
Ter srandailHiuE the courts has be-
come obsolete iu this country ft
may become necessary in some ~
fhe colonies Inhabited principally ~
blacks 20 enforce respect Tor the
courts bV punishment for their crit
lfiHfu
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KANSAS City. Aus III. y
Shepherd. editor % the warrsns.
barE. Ne. standard Herald. would
b. iyfnE In Jail for contempt % the
supfeus court bad not the citizens
Of Warrensburs raised the SEQ fine
imposed unaE him aud secured his
HbertY Reuben DKiezbay. brake
rsan. eFAEs = erecks. graHae about
the streets % WarrenahHrx - the
rrsait % permanent Injuries he re-
rFsreA mhan rntten iiusherH H. Ats+
souri, PaetfIc freight car broke and
raueesi a wreck. Three iuriss award
"a oEfexhaY tIEe09 damages three
times thH supreme court afftfWHa
The Judgment. Then the member
ship - the court changed. q molten
"a rehear the case vas granted and
the Judgement was reversed ard she
ease not remnufse. oEisshays 10
year legal hattie haa been o. vain.
Shepherd printed strongly wpTi-
81 editorial saying that the eauft
whs under the Influence - the rails
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come. The "Afrlenndef. humid Boz Houfh
Africa Or gaining strength tVrY daf.
aud the sulflt uf independence cannot
hr nmnthrred hy lifliIeh imperialism
fhr norra are RAISING lhrur families
aud the Dutch pupulaee BE- Increasing
rapidly iu numbers Notwithstanding
thr desperate efforts ~ the hrltiHh Co
stock thr country with gnuliah FARM
ore no that II Will be- uul} question
az time for the Affiebbdcr race ta
Rnm htir ends ard fulfil their desc
tiny in the hiHtnfY ~ mankind. They
viii he hsi.rd ffum Ia the future' aud
the present American generation viii
live 60 see the emancipation ~ The
Dutch race In south Afrlcnl
Yours faithfully
AMnfttCAN.
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RAINIER nf AeH
nm nj .kffr TaHftff

TAHY TO WrACH Easy To utfY
ltsantifai turatinu on shore 81 Lake Naah.
inNtsn short ride on a.eeHt electric carr
ffaW ttfzt ana Washington. large Bata
HuF ita with alley are helllnE fast ct 81
So ard 800 IT y aud $50 down hnd o.
s44al4tl - eireadS aata aeaHsllasalN tlt1a
Hainisf neach n's ths heat aaa shear.
sst prapsrty on market fef home ana IN
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sloonlish, Excursion

Lake washington BY Scandinavian
q. T. Sick Benefit association
steamer xanthus. Saturday. AUS. 4.
at p. m. Take Madison car.
Swedish brass band. Tickets. 50
cents
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Wilson's Modern business College
Invites you tn tt ninth annual grad
mating eKnr6iHHH Seattle thsHter
Aux. 18th. Sd f. M.
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VIII make reduced rates 10 the East
on August 18th. tRth. 2bth ana 2dth#
CAN az n T.. city office, Seattle. taI
All paFItruiHfH
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Daylight Excursion

70 Victoria Saturday and sunday
August aud .. $500 round ttip
G0b let ave
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Ladies admitted Tres - tf.f
every day this week except hatur-
cay.
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MONEY

MONEY
To taisrsd ennrlaYss ahd saFs saensrs--
1aa at our sysisfa - iasns that ssts
eiefk. ta-sk tsspsf. salesman. frainnIaH.
raarhlaisf. engineer. efs. NaftnN rril-
ahle smaiosu,snt can at iass On his
nais
iaaatAiy 4 uan. wtiy.
ftfst- Return 10 uf 80 81 - 81 Is o. - -
. - Return 70 he fsa1 - oea er 3 -
8 ~ Return 90 80 ee ar asa 81 -
! rs nstarn 20 us 40 - aot ~ %
Easiest terms. lowest rates ranffasniiai
~ Inquiries auifA ssfftee5 courteous
treatment. The star Lean Ce.. - Cuiln
Biock.
VIRTUE loans nsosss On rial estate. Ions
time. payment nanfhlY 4 desired g. A.
Niuus. noatcn BILOXI sesana aEa coium-
hia street
We loan 20 sa'arisd people en- their person
81 natF. without security. dsaiiukn strict.
y conndeniisl. e you need money call
en- az The Flasiltg Lean Co. raom 2
Colonial block. nofthea6A corner second
aid Columbia
A RESPECTABLE place % hsrrus money
nb diamnnds irwrify Hatehes AtntfieNh
Watch a lswsifY Co % Fret rriA
Raipisf-Grnud. private officer HuieuY
MONEY advanced sslafisd people. rsiall
merchants teafHetefe. boarding hcuHf-
Nitbeut security lafaest business IN -
rriuclpul rifisr Telnau. sie Efler block.
sig Second Avenue.
=
nEIfAut-E place % haffun money on
diamonds. watches tHNelfx lew tutcfvaL
a. 81 Wet Hns Pike street.
COLLATERAL BANK daHfts & Reed =
Money loaned on any Good collateral 100
Cherry.
To LOAN Private money al low rate n
interest parias 4 Osnefs 100 lesler
Wy. rooms n and ;.
~==-af
COMBINATIONS organised. collections,
patents PENSIONS notary public. T. "
nasenuauni. lawyer. $40 Bailey buildirE
sEvEN PER CENT uaney. kuayp, 10
Halter building.
- -
Society Notices
/ All ms MAN-No flies IN your hoIns
With my -cresnH Randall, the carpgn-
tsr 40 Madison, phones Main iiso'
n 1887.
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Interesting Notes
s",S Our Shoe Room

WE'VE EXTRA sALEsPEoPLE
TO SERVE Tou PROMPTLY
TOMORROW,
g.hiaa nsA ND one strap San.
dair. rl4un 8 to n. were sse. TO-
morrow .........-. zoe
C'hildfsn,t Fine Tied kid Shoes
siEss 20 {. were ii.zt and . 3.
tomosruu sstsss -ttt....s.sss soc
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Is
Seen %
itsti1n within tlocAt II Madison street
car iIne
- HtinH Hu : firrais. al cleared aed level
Tbs suii e fifh tnaklnR ft fef4 AesIr.
#HHia itf iontc ebHfu a aafsi~u - "a
Amhfsef We % uut claim 5 view fHsf
~ es=lsss sAa4 q l. saH s.sssssss -.
A#Hi eiHsa-in taf IN ths sifF
uNIiN
ftuN ~
Pr tsusiisu on b cnFusf fifes a. = raaf
ear ilas. GAN fUU AK FuH MuuEs
~ TURNER 4 GO
~ aiats Block Main tuU
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s.ssmsst. seheaia. shsfshss rierss fine
9artsh sell etsarsd sd Eraaed aNsgass
si1@ssfks NfANa Nisws Nuafina hathfnH
tlshins hirh snH hsaiihfsi fisniF ua6t
80 80, 80 ~ w..a scat ss.' sf,it -, -
nsiH Hsash. - e ". Etuftafanf. uana
e. $50 BasfaH tioss
WE can isests fua "a ~ beet heass.tssa
ianas y Wssttnsicn. - nave scfas soas
FARMS faF saHss Gil On =. ~ Casey &c
t,aeins elees. hssitl-
CHEAP lots 81 81 az q, Hnimsn 10 !.
unig ~ rlinHfeK ride On eta hantaa eaf
Nna on WasklnEtun street. tafuts a.
an~n ~ usaushir. come today. large
warm office On sfHanss
t. efoaE OFT.
ts0i- rive acres as SOD lara CALI - min
utss ssik e ne sisetfiC rsr and - sain.
ufss rias e TIE ritg uill Tay fnn -
ices tfas 81 adams a Nirtris. ali
wsstthstaa nHIialnt flrpf aFsngs aHa
charm street
FuH farms sud seIsaEs In Wsstsrt wsshe
iuaE1n cali 90 siFttfnsfsu a Arnsil -
rwo LOTS On queen Anne fof tzza.
level flos zee. q. $500.
ELEGANT cleared cafu~r. lots, Lake
t'Hiun snd Agd eirss 90 car nne view
JAS. y TAYLOR. s7s Arcade.
PARTY isavlns city nns s-room eeitage
aierffIe llehs city water Tot tHAt2e
rinss in rod inralitY $50 aeftt r
fine furuitafs thfHsu in Best harEata
ever affrfrst fffat
JAS ~ TAYLOR sTs Arrsds.
Fer observation-disclosures
nAKHHR. attsntion.-Ths Columbia taksfF
farsnras 10 faf safe at irss than sect e
OUTFIT rstafsfirf.it ttisiH+==i s=aef So
other business.
ron HAIIs@ouh ttun.ib heffe hfht waes
on ard harnsss t1f ln4ulrr. after
a. M. - > Il EaFer, t2a Pine street
SPECIAL fAIE American watches fldid-
filled American watcher warranted 10
years. Sc - Nfittrn guarantee. Amer
lean Watch q 1eurlrf Co. poe let, OPP.
Rainier sQfaud
MARINE Or etailgnary water tube boilers
that you cant burn cut Clifford a Dow
Ia Seneca street
-
sTOVEa ranF.a. cafpsts. leathsr chairs
table, hnahFases. Nhfdfuhsa and pictures
Of half gfies est aHaa rise street,
black hafniHss cav. liberal reward fer
retura. v. $ Thomas, toti 2ud Az, Ne.
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CLASSIFIED Ads
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You can save half of the VERY 81
noyr' Shoe buying " you buy
our Good for Had boys shoes
etr.. 10 10 .-.... ca 90
aiy~s ~ to 81 .t2.2b
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NfNs a. ~ sasI isf'.is. sseaad .haa5i
aH mHkas h1uslf f1l1 0r e. hHHHfd-
National cash ffss .ster Co. tg4 wash
tastah blidinF
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Dramatic School

VaTe DRAMATIC fca06f. 1slSsSs
NtarE- pffaafe lessons daily evening
riaaas=5 dramatic arf. fsrelns and asse-
sne NfHHE r. Eaan. dramatic dsHsFt-
trent rHaf = fssiahay fsucinE fnaktsri
HIiIIs & sft5aHfft teacher - faHetHFi
rhIfIfru ruuits rgN accepted - thtf
arhaaA. a4sflal rates. tEoroaEh tfaiHtna
Fuasanfaad uhane fsunarD Blue 80.
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Mems Soft Plated Bosom White
Shirts. protected neck band. u
value $500. ..................75 Use
Meme HiEh Grade Fancy Perrales
and Madras shirts 8 value T5c
Meme French Madras Shirts. both
uegligee and iRundefrd IN
splendid assortment Of beautiful
patterns. ti1s and Ito values
............-..... 81 90
Mems Highest Grade Lauudered
psfcaie Shirts. pair u cuffs
with each shirt. none better ~
any price .r+.4se. ssa+stsas hisxo
Mems Fine Muslin Night Shirts,
fancy silk embroidered. front
plackst. body cut extra fuli ana
roomy. tioo value ..s....... Toe
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ExceptiOnalDress
Skirt Values

Ladder Gray Wool Serge Skirts.
seams strap ssWed, . rows u
stitching on bottom. nicely
fiafsd. 81 % value ......,s $500
Ladies' Gray oxford skirts with
alternating gray and green
kniQkefborksr stripes. nicely
fihred Sc 90 value .....ts. $3.50
LADIES BLACK ZfBiflINE.
pREsH SKIRTS Zibeiines are
the coming fabrics for fell
skift trimmed With sslf stfaTa
ca hips perfect hanging, nice
~ fiafed. Sc 20 value ,. $500
skirts for Stout Women ~ gray
and black serge. superior ftu-
iHh. III a. nicely 40 the smaller
ni1rs. taco value sale price
............-..... Va. 30
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Fof Rsut-Furnishsd Rooms
GRAND EAfffIC HDIIL Ifh fisE eve
nHf House afHiF furnished Ell modern
IfffHH fIaHlffafHfn
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Society Notices

TN TiJfs Mass fiisS IN your hons
With my -creena Randall, the carpgn-
Ter Iiu Madison, phones Main mo;
" 1851
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EtfIH HOUSE fV Flnh avenue sfNig
fHrHisheH5 Hfi modern fauFaHHfHaHHf
housekeeping faafnr
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hopIH HHfffIEsEY . HANFaHn Az
aifaHt company. established IasB f.asa-
hsfht " HaiisI Dir Telephone. Main faf.
sEArIe ansTRhor co. d. :. lls.
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III Nfh aslis~tsa - gfatR, 1sTz so
az free. piano and furniture moving
49, e.. sasa First. both phones Mai
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-25
Edward Whitson Slated for Judge.

Congressman Jones of Yakima has in
troduced bill in congress to divide this
state into two Federal judicial districts
east and west-the crest OF the Cas-
cade mountains to be the boundary line.
When the bill become, a law, and
there is no reason why it should not Mr..
Jones and Senator Ankeny will unite in
recommending Hon. Edward Whitson Of
North Yakima for the new office Great
ed as Judge of the eastern district. A
Walla Whlla supporter was slated for
the marshalship, but his identity has
not been disclosed. This program is al
legged to have been framed up last win
ter at Olympia, and explains in part the
support given to Senator Ankeny by
Hare and Dunn, the Yakima representa-
tives.-Connell Statesman.
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ALL AROUND TOWN.

E. w. r. Taylor has been unanimously
nominated for reelection as mayor of
Prosser.
G. r. Harris was up from Prosser
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family.
Boy wants odd jobs to do for small
compensation before school mornings.
Call at this office.
Herman Bunce left Sunday on his re-
turn to Dawson, going via Spokane and
the Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. Sharp returned last Saturday to
her home in Tacoma, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs Edward Whitson.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Short and Spen-
Ger Jacobs took Sam Tong to Port
Townsend Monday for deportation to
China.
David Lyon and his nephew, Frank
Black, went to Chehalis and Puyallup
Monday, to visit for week with rela-
tives.
Cyrus Woodruff, superintendent of
the Dayton Touring mills, was here last
company.
The Prosser Bulletin has been sold to
A. f. Verify, formerly of Minnesota.
Former Editor Guild will go into the real
estate business in that rapidly growing
town.
Miss Heskett, ST. .,rapher for Whit
son g. Parker, arrived home Sunday
from visit to Connelol with her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Lee. On Monday Miss Hes
kett went to Seattle to spend several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Candy entertain
ed few friends at a wild duck dinner
last Friday evening. Mr.. Candy had
been successful to the extent of bagging
several mallards i'm a recent expedition
after wild game.
Miss Edith Adams is here from Spo-
kane, visiting with Mrs. Fred Chandler
The young lady is a daughter of j. NJ.
Adams, deceased, formerly well known
newspaper man of this city and old
town, where he conducted the Signal.
Sydney Arnold, the. civil engineer has
been undergoing treatment for several
days to prevent blood poisoning, which
is seriously threatened on account of
several bites received on both hands last
week by small dog at the Hotel Barth-
olet
The Coronation Mining company has
been bonded for $4,000 to the Corona
ton Trust company of New York, for
the purpose of development of the prop
erty, which is in the Summit mining dis
trict. The papers were filed in the audi
tors Office last Friday. S. J. Lowe is
president and G. A. Graham secretary of
the company.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-25
A Woman's Complexion.

1t is rank foolishness to attempt to
remove sallowness or greasiness of the
skin by the use of cosmetics, or 'locaT'
treatment, as advocated by the beauty
doctors" The only safe and sure way
that woman can improve her COM
plexion is by purifying and enriching
the blood, which can only be accomplish
ed by keeping the liver healthy anad ac-
tive. The liver is the seat of disease
and blood pollution. Green's August
Flower acts directly on the liver, clean
ses and enriches the blood, purifies the
complexion. II also cures constipation.
billioasness, nervousness, and induces
refreshing sleep. A single bottle of Au-
gust Flower has been known to cure the
most pronounced and distressing cases
Of dyspepsia and indigestion. New trial
size bottle, Is cents. regular size. rs