davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

ftaeF hlSh bell crown.
.'us-c g t-e olI-fashioned. long
'9pea yarlet:' is to be widely used in
2i2"r. Sc winter The French
li@Gers are already sending us mod
;;-.eN:5::E employed as a binding
tie hri7>. It gives pretty soft
: Il wsie1 = ye:J heroming to the
ierage face
Many Of the French beaver hats IN
:. ilor s.1apa are in combination colors:
Sray shades melt into white yellow or
brown. ct cetera. Others are of back
and white mixed. The trimming for
-hese styles is of the simplest. Usual
ly 1t consists Of a band and little
sravat bow in front. In some there
a.e two ends of the trimming which
are carried under the brim (both on
e same side), and fastened with
Jcel buttons.
These steel buttons bid fair to be-
ONE feature Of this years millinery.
f1ey lock like highly polished tack
heads, and are very smart with head
wear of the more severe styles.
Although it Is still tso early tor
zen the authorities to speak with
fertainty of the winter styles, indica-
,ions of wnat we are to wear are rf1e
- the shops. 6roadcloth, fancy
weeds. wool voiles and CLEANLINESS are
= materials Of which costumers are
W talking. Broadclotl is likely to
be worn, it is said, because the plated
SIT Gf the present requires a mater
.al scft and pliahle enough to lend It.
:'elf to this treatment.
Tweeds. especially the fancy weaves
promise to be popular also for tailor
salts. These come in silk and wool
IS well as wool alone The 'knobbed
tWeeds having the surface broken with
little lunches or tufts are meeting with
favor
4 new !itf,e Kitchen tool is kYu-yn
as the corn sitter In us fulness anf
2anGiAesz il is first cousin CT the
eyesnip, which solved the pineapple
cutting problem fJY s. many ..rr..a
wives earlier in the year. TIE Sitter
is about as large as a teaspoon, and il
the shape of half iadle. It is fitted
out with quantity of sharp little
knives nike the teeth of a. saw. When
it is drawn along the sides OF an ear
OF sorn every grain is cut The curved
edge OF the bowl Of the Sitter can be
used TO scrape out he meat Of the
grain after the hull is cut. The tool
is an ideal one for preparing corn frit-
te"s sr;ddle cakes. croquettes. ct
cetera It renders the corn more di-
2 sf!h!9 when eaten eff the cob.
One Of the new silver belt buckles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30
BENEFIT of the Navy.

It costs something to get wv !,
formation. but Uncle Sam suco0eN "a.
locating an uncharted roeA
where on his coasts every re" ues
Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

in has the skirt trimmed By g, adnate :
bands of puce colored silk Tie b!ous
IS finished by q fichu lying on a dou.
i.ld tie same silk makes q sash WI!
dc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

'aoly prefer it to Your hat.
hattar hau Insomnia; Sc and she will r's rs
peter If you keep off the sns. a Ahs
may be sure your friend tras: raD'sst
would not be 50 sallow il ~ u
eat not muHins for breaEf,s.V .V DID
probably sees only eoldnsss o., aa
comfort in your hygienic 6r..a sa'
may not a1o" The c5iIdrep ,o ,e'a
ming between supper and ha'.t W eat
1n.,t 10 not on thai account forbid rs;i'a' 4,
guests reom a Plate af ~ wv 70!
'f milk or eI4s, tor want Of ',' . Or. Or
she may lie a~aze all 9igbt " obj
up her mind yaqr husband pl o
pecked. Is
Flowers ami 6aagh aro :.
decorative in tie sane.ar 4''
they are useful as vel. Tboss oe.s
flowers assd aramaf4 sara5bs'' y4a
away flies aaq aras40s Ct pS,s 5oas5
'epd5Iy cool the 5oas9 Nv sis,. ae4'
1t2i&tnre # tte4 a7e 5e6t n s1s 5.
= wateH Ths water xfe,r1 q
a.e : 5'212 of ea2lesaI in it to ,'
t"c@zness- t. u#irsI-looti,.4 4
aus 81 Gator ef3 f.=a is a go5S a.
= D.+ae 45eat ~ lazza 81 tss4
"er hoase. Tor it IS g5aoxions :,
ana aiseoarasias ~ mosquitoes
many eics viii es4z IL vi95.n
there geFaaiua ~ s9oa.f,g
plentiful srppA .. laqen5er !,
acase viii Qrige ~ n5so7iross y
a proTlaent a4-eaIfe cav. =
every scrap of the 5raad5oy's
aants should be dFi7t rolled and a,
for use i'll fsgtas " other en,n,
processes. Tie esu@.s E5e. l:-
ii 8 DapA' bag #aa. in an :.
glass jar. Il
Apples are rot 50 expensive d
year, ami t!aey sbalId be aset. ,,4l
Apple sauce may be varied in seve]
ways. Ganaie. orange ped cut IND
little aahes, stoned dates. raistns Or
eupful Of English @afauts are agres,
bic additions to it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

iCcS ends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-30

Las two drop ends Of tho same metal
epending from it and terminating in
ittfa balls and tassels. The clasp it
1eIf is in new art design. With e.
3@e dominating figure flower Of
}apgy character arranged agaiuss =,
e..E2fe tfacery of foliage.
Sou!e of the most beautiful table
zen OF this season is of linen trim
.=el vita eli English (Saxon) en-
1rz,idery and drawn work. This em
naisaFy, which Is eoarser than Nezi-
IN or italian drawn work, has al
,zL45ue richness and character which
ls;tT1guishes it from all other tssAl..el
1T Of the kind. Lovely luncheon
'0jhs trimmed with it have the lace
- q border, and medallions Of tAe
lawn work inserted at the corners.
'ovliea. tray cloths, etc, come trim
led TO match the cloth.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
The Vaudeville.

The Edison has another good show for
its patrons this week. The perform
ance opens with Howard Montgomery,
black faced comedian, who keeps the
audience in state of merriment by his
eccentricities. The Dutch comedy team
Searles and Gross, are great attraction
and are repeatedly encored every night
Gross parody ON 81 Wish | Were in
Dixie" must be heard to be appreciated,
as also must be the whistling of Searles
The illustrated song, ave just Come
Back to Say Goodbye" is ably rendered
by John Nansvckle. The animated pic
lures comprise full and complete hi,-
tory of Joan of Are, maid of Orleans
Altogether the performance this week is
one of the best yet presented at Yak
ima's petit opera house.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

At the next regular meeting of the A.
O. U. w., which will be held on the
evening OF Nov Is, a general discussion
OF the new rate plan will take place.
All members of the order, whether hold
ing mem bership in North Yakima lodge
or not, are invited to be present.
Work has commenced on the new gas
plant, the company having secured four
lots in bio k Is on South Front street.
Mr.. Hurley declares his intention of
hurrying matters up as rapidly as pos
sible, so that the company will be able
to furnish the public with gas in short
time.
James Greene, the groceryman, left a
fine sack of Wealthy apples at this Office
the first of the week. Mr.. Greene has
purchased large quantity of this va
riety, for which he is receiving fancy
price. He has fixed up an apple win
dow at his store which has attracted
much attention and favorable comment.
Eugene Russ was arrested last Thurs
day on suspicion of having robbed the
cellar under the Hotel Yakima bar of
various boxes of cigars and bottles of
bug juice while acting as porter for that
institution. Doubt has arisen as to his
guilt, although the circumstances
pointed strongly to him. 1t is now
thought the theft was by some tough
boys.
For Sale-Twenty-fve head OF young
pigs. Call at los North Mckee avenue,
city.
Wanted-A good gentle horse OF
about 1900 pounds that will work single
or double. A. T. Darby, with Hulse d
Sons.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, tO3
Try the oil wagon for oil.

Born, Oct. 80, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Matterson, daughter.
Big sale now on at Mrs. Cary's. Every
hat in the store reduced in price.
J. f. Ryan has purchased f. W. Doc
ley's interest in the Hotel Yakima bar.
Richard Herin and family, of Sunny
side, We're visitors in the city Tuesday.
H. L. Tucker and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Jewett, at
Seattle.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Dean
Thursday morning, Oct. 29,, nine
pound daughter.
John Rudkin and Rev. H. NJ. Bartlett
went down to Horse Heaven Monday to
have a whack at the geese.
The Ladies Musical club will be held
at the residence of Mrs. O. A. Fechter,
Natchez ave, Thursday afternoon at
> 80.
Miss Lucille James, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. II. P. James, left last Thurs
day for Walla Walla to enter Whitman
college.
Mrs. /. Noble, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Sitton, a few
weeks, has returned to her home in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Julia Harmon, mother OF NJ 5.
Meeks, \. P. agent at this place, left
Thursday TO spend a couple OF months
with friends in Ontario
1t is stated that JOS Metzger will soon
return to this city to resume his old
quarters and line OF business-that OF
restaurateur and baker.
Memorial services in honor of Mrs.
BoothTucker will be held at the Saliva
ton Army hall on sunday evening next
at o'clock. All are invited.
New lot OF high crown hats Of the
latest style just received. Owing to the
arrival so late in the season, everyone
will 90 at sale prices. Mrs. G. W. Cary.
The building occupied by the New
York store, and owned by A. f. Larson,
is to be enlarged by an addition to the
rear which will extend to the alley. A.
f. Howard has the contract.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

"a Daughters Sickness" will be the
Sunday morning topic at the Baptist
church and in the evening lecture on
marriage to unmarried people. All are
invited to attend both services.
Mrs. Edward Whitson entertained
quite large party OF friends at her
Matches avenue home last Thursday.
The party was given in honor of Mrs.
Sharp, of Seattle, niece of Mrs. Whit
son.
Rev. Arthur Vail will speak at the
Christian church next Sunday morning
on the topic of Paul at Athens. In the
evening he will deliver sermon to
young ladies. All are invited to these
services.
J. S. Richmond, of Eureka, Califor-
mia, is here for a week visiting relatives
and closing up some business matters.
Mr.. Richmond finds his health much
improved since locating in that section
of the country.
The scholars of the 9TH grade in the
Lincoln building secured big wagon
last Saturday evening and repaired with
their teacher, Miss Ferguson, to the
home OF her parents on the Mckee,
where an enjoyable time was passed till
tba ,raa Snai baurc of tho norpipu
The stockholders of the Old Union
Ditch company, at their meeting held
in this city last Saturday afternoon,
voted down the proposition to turn their
water right over to the power company
and be supplied by that company with
water for irrigation.
Try the oil wagon for oil.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Married at Minneapolis.

The Minneapolis Journal of recent
date contains an account OF the wedding
in that city of Miss Myrtle Virginia
Thompson and Frank w. Emmons.
Mrs. Emmons is a daughter of A. E.
Thompson and sister of ii. F. Thomp-
son, both Of this city. According to the
Journals account, Emmanuel church
was thronged with guests and made
beautiful with palms and ferns, and
after the ceremony a reception was
given at the residence OF the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Haucke Mrs. Emmons is an
accomplished musician.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Halloween Party.

Roscoe and Miss Ruth Adams enter
tanned about twenty of their young
friends on Saturday evening. The oc-
casion also being Miss Ruth's eleventh
birthday, she received some very nice
presents. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and games. At 10
O'Clock dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
o. A. Beasley assisted in serving. Those
present were: Misses Emma Crawford,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Edna Manning, Ida Manning, Hazel
Mills, Jessie Hatch, Ernie Greenwood,
Frances Janeck, Bernice Manning,
Tersa Richards and Ruth Adams
Messrs. Frank Richards, Lloyd Cannon,
Victor Janeck, Paul Greenwood, Bert
Van Malvern, Rea Knowles, Leonard
Adams,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
Special Sale of Harness.

On Saturday, Nov. I, | will give a
liberal discount on hand made work
harness, also on single and double light
ha' ness. If you want good hand
made work harness call at l2l North
Front street, North Yakima.
c. ii BARRETT.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Food choppers are kitchen necessity
We have all sizes of the best makes
Yakima Hardware Co. 43
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Don't forget the big closing out sale
now ON at Rinchart's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04

Wanted-A good gentle horse of
about 1900 pounds that will work single
or double. A. T. Darby, with Hulse q
Sons.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-02
why WE ARE AGENTS
Here Arc Some Of the Convincing
Facts That Caused us to Take
the Agency for the Fulton Com
pounds, the Fret Things known
that Cure Chronic Kidney Disc
0Q0e@o

Fret, Let 1t be distinctly understood that
every one Of the cases below had been diagnosed
by enc or more physicians as chronic AID in
onrable; second. note the certainty Of the re-
salts % shown by the recovery also Of the
friends they told who were similarly a1aicted
With supposed ineuEable kidney diseases
n. W. spaulding. President spaulding Saw
Co., San Fra8eiSeo, had . recovery In his own
fanIlY end toad several e3hers who recovered.
Adolph WOske, capitalist, San Francisco,
recovered himself and told two friends who re-
DS. Carl D. Xiole, pioneer druggist. see Pacific
BsR0et, San Francisco, recovered himself and
gav0 Il 70 more than Dozen patients who re'
Charles Engelke. editor Of the German paper,
Cen Francisco, recovered himself and told 1t to
8 number who recovered, one of them being
CaarleS r. WAOser, the Sixth street merchant.
r. n. Wood, editor Vine ana Spirit Review.
recovered himself and told 1t to several who
RsooVer0d, among Thorn being an old-schooA
Inward Short Of the San Francisco Call re-
covered also three Of hts friends VIZ: william t
anG William Hawhins OF the U. s. Quarter
masters Departments OF San Francisco
EFSnciecc. and tive Of Ais friends, etc. etc
The kidneys ore the sewers that strain the
poisons out OF the system. We can stand the
sn1srfsrono9 becomes chronic tpermAnent), as
6Pst explain0d By Bright, 1t 10 only question
ce how long before death will ensas. II II then
called BFfghtS Disease and incuraele. All
kidney troubles develop into this form about
she 8th 70 10Th month. The above cases were
Inoura BILE By all other known means. People
having Kidney disease should begin ct nrst win
she only known thing that Will cure IL II u mes
ReRched the serious stage. Fultons Renal
Compound for Bright's aBd Kidney Diseases, q
for N0bsseS, clio, John J. Fulton 60. 100
poundors. Send TOR pamphlet We ore the sole
agents for thAs eiSy.
n. D. BLATCHLEY'S
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! .--.nts ordered drawn on The

,,,orrants ordered drawn on the
institute fund
J idaho. rent for lecture 90
College, OF ,lI dsn School Dist, rent
caldwell tn and janitor service. 10 70
:. The matter Of the application
~ r, Hamill, Assessor and Tax
Collector " of Canyon County. Idaho,
@r exemption on the E. delinquent
~ .o,, Of + ooz of the taxes of the fol-
, , named widows: Mrs. M.
Rodgers, Mrs. Nancy Kline,
Mrs. Mendoza Bannis'er and Mrs.
Nellie Harmon, it satisfactorily ape
nearing to the Board that the above
famed widows are exempt by law,
therefore said Assessor and Tax
collector is hereby authorized to
oopcel such taxes on said delinquent
rolf, and the Auditor of said County
l. hereby ordered to credit said AS
.ossor and Tax Collector with the
amount of such taxes and the pen
atty thereto attached.
On motion the petitions tor the
aopointment of the following named
oercous as road overseers are here
nv granted and said appointees or
dpred to file bonds and take the
usual oath of Office as required, to-
wit:
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sport IS hereby approved
ana said petition is hereby granted
and the proposed road described in
sala petition is hereby declared a
pubic highway. And it is further
ordered that warrant be drawn in
the sum of SIS on the road fund in
favor of the overseer of road dis
trict No. 81 and that said overseer
tender to w. N. Brown the sum Of
$50 and to c. N. Brown the sum Of
pas the amounts of damages al
lowed said W. N. Brown and G. N.
Brown by said viewers.
On motion adjourned until o
O'Clock a. M, April Goth, 1908.
April goth, 1903.
The Board of County Commits
s'oners Of Canyon County, State of
loaho' met at 9 o'clock, a. m, pur-
Suane 10 adjournment from April
16th' 1903. All members of the
Board being present when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
In the matter of the petition of
George Sloneker and others praying
that school district No. IS, be d.
Vlded into five districts. On motion
the said petition is hereby denied.
On motion adjourned until Q
O'Clock a. M, April 21st, 1909.
April 21st, 1903.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners of Canyon County, State of
Idaho, met at 9 o'clock a. M, pur-
suant to adjournment from yester-
day. All members of the Board
being present when the following
proceedings were had:
In the matter of the application
OF George a. Davis and others ask
Ing tor an order requiring the Boise
City Land and Irrigation Company
to put in measuring devices, weirs,
on motion it is ordered that said,
the Boise City Land and Irrigation
Company be served with notices to
put in said measuring devices or
weirs.
In the matter of the petition of
S. w. Hickerson and others PRAYING
for public highway in district No.
I, on motion petition denied.
On motion M. N. G1addis is
hereby appointed overseer of road
district No. 20 and said M. N.
Gladdis is hereby notified to file
bond and oath of Office as required
by law.
On motion I. S. Froman is here
by appointed overseer of road dis
trlct No. 20 and said I. S. Froman
is hereby notified to file bond and
oath of office as required by law.
In the matter of the application
of D. E. Colt asking that the taxes
for the year 1899 On the SWA Of
NEA and lot of sec. I, tip. 2 N
R 3 w, desert claim and personal it
to the Board that said
property was enormously assessed
it is therefore ordered that said ap-
plication be granted and the auditor
and assessor of this county each
are hereby ordered to cancel said
taxes on the records of their respec-
tive Offices.
In the natter of the viewers re-
port on the petition of John Thomas
and others praying that a public
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-02

In the matter of the resignation
of I. W. Baird, overseer OF road
district No. 8, on motion resigna-
ton accepted.
On motion the following named
persons we're appointed road over
seers and ordered to file bond and
take usual oath of Office as required
by law: Sam Youstler, road district
No. 8, Lemeul A. Walker, road
district No. IS; H. S. Stockton,
road district No. II; John Apple
gate roai district No. 4; w. D.
CLARK, road district No. FL, and
William F. Ringer, road district
No. g.
On motion the following road
pVerseers bonds were accepted and
approved: William F. Ringer,
1emeul A. Walker and w. F.
Howard.
On motion adjourned until 9
pollock a. m, April 18th, 1909.
April 18th, 1903.
The Board of County Commits
TONERS met at 9 o'clock a M, pur-
fuant to adjournment from yester-
day. All members of the Board
pelng present when the following
Proceedings were had:
In the matter of the application
Mrs. Nellie Murray for county
%, said application having been
pace as required by law, therefore
Is ordered that said application
granted and J. A. Gould, Justice
the Peace of East Nampa Pre-
met is hereby authorized to Dur.
u Ia the necessary supplies for
Pld applicant, not to exceed in the
gsregate the sum of $50. And
i GAINS tor. such supplies proper
Verlned and authorized by said
a, Gould be presented to this
g0ard for payment.
/, III the matter of the petition of
u NcNeilly and others praying
q, public highway be opened in
10 district No. 10, ON mo tion laid
whereas on the 9th day of Octo-
/ n 1892 a petition signed by Ed
4 :, D'Snop and others was presented
'ne Board of County Commits
0uelS OF Canyon County, Idaho,
"'.ns that certain property there
Inscribed belonging to Mrs.
a T'ssnOf A. Farneman, a widow, be
~snpted from taxation which,
U eT Is as follows to-wrt: sWH
r. SEA Of Sec. 81 and VIZ of n n
Z VI NWA of Sec. 2s, tp 7 N
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anu whereas it appeared
that said property had been a.
sessed and sold for taxes Of 4,
years 1896, 1897 and 1893 and III,
same had been purchased bv sa;(
canyon county for said years ant
whereas the said board did, on the
nth day Of October, 1899, by it.
action duly made of record, grant
the prayer of the said petition and
thereby exempted the said property
from taxation for said years and
whereas no release or conveyance
OF the right of said county to the
SAID Mrs. Eleanor A. Farnemar
was ever made in pursuance Of the
said action Of said Board allowing
said exemption and whereas, said
sales TOR taxes and the purchase of
said property by said county create
a cloud upon said property, resolved
by the Board of County Commits
sioners of Canyon county, Idaho,
that said property should be con-
veyed by said county to the said
Eleanor A. Farneman, and the
Chairman of the said Board of
County Commissioners is hereby
authorized and directed to execute
a proper conveyance of quit claim
OF all the interest aud right of said
county in and to said property.
In the matter Of the petition of
s. w. Hickerson and others praying
that public highway be opened in
road district No. r. On motion it
is ordered that said petition be re-
turned to the petitioners for amend
ment.
In the matter of the petition of
+. w. Eames and others praying
that public highway be opened in
road district No. %. On motion
laid over.
In the matter of the petition of
D. M. Masterson and others pray
ing that a public highway be OPEN
ed in road district No. 10. On
notion laid over until July meeting.
In the matter of the petition of
:. W. Cooper and others praying
hat the county appropriate the
'um Of $1,000 for the purpose of
grading and improving portion of
he road leading into Caldwell from
he west and known as the Kinkaid
ane. On motion laid over.
in the matter of the petition of
D. P. Dodd and others praying that
bridge be built across Five Mile
:reek. On motion laid over.
In the matter Of the request of J.
. Bennett, overseer of road district
No. "a, to have a portion of the
highway, in said road district No.
q which was established on the
'etition Of David Belts and others
n 1901, surveyed. On motion tits
'rdered that the county surveyor
make such survey as requested.
In the matter of the petition of
:. D. Tillinghast and others asking
Or an appropriation of $500 by the
ounty for the purpose of improv-
ng portion of the highway be-
ween Emmett and Pearl, on motion
aid over.
In the matter Of the petition Of
George Little, and others praying
or a continuation OF the public |
ighway now established in the |
>ity of Caldwell, from the west
oundary of the said city one and
me eighth miles and intersect with |
he Frornan's Ferry road, on motion
aid petition is granted and said
DAD is hereby declared a public
ighway.
In the matter of the petition of
}. H. Brown and others praying
or an appropriation to assist in the
upport Of Co. I, Idaho Noble
Guards, it appearing to the Board
hat the same is required by law
therefore, it is ordered that a war
ant be drawn on the Current Elk