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PERSONAL

CHRISTIAN young nzH. FEa,sstaat. devoted
anectioualc vie AID clilfrsl. ell giris but
one. old English <ssez-t. eslst sse@t ho-1e
needs fl9.e@9 cas1 ~ 1-y lla1el t1ue. city
~ go2. ane lnTss- 81 rs Business. iaslFes
aequalntalce la1F - .lsa1s a1. sssI4 fI5r-
nish him ths a-ls11r - f.-1z hse.-.a 80,
s - 1T 'i 49,. ~ s .feir interests
erence. our pas-ar esr.-e H. Eek ~. Green's
1oIo, Se-.h .-,. aslz-i1t
LoNELY-Wr,s ne ~ ssaaa-aa. Va. ~
IF IN DOUBT esns4lt ALgEEAT4 -
tells al thinss ts4thf4ilys laaies only. zz n
-. ne. a8Is-rf
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES gentleman friend
Dot under -. object. llz-Fllo1V Nay
WILLIAMS. General Deliver. = st. r D.
woRKINoAES i've better and longer ~
saving money on a sgit ~ ossrclat. tailor
made slightly uzed hut lsok ana wear ast-
ter than The ready male new ores. We have
them. sUsfH rs OLD STAND. CD y.
Ai>iE. CATHERINE. tas eslsbratss Easiish
f'slmist. 80 n T. ave &c and 5oo win tais
49, hglt-st
MsfE. JEWELL. Psychic Pianist ara Card
Reader thoroughly reliable ~ 9Th St nv.
sc anu soc. n0l7-zt
MME. CATHERINE. Palmist ana Carl
Reader. 80 \. 7. ave- z5c a SOC with this al
nol6-St
aufE. DAVIS. clairyoyant and Gard Reader.
I-as 18th 81, nv. noID-s9t
NEWEST styles Ia mems clothing, furnish
iHgs, ana hats. Reasonable prices PrivlIewes
II charging purchase. J. & W. EIsEMkN
80 9Th St. NV, Oc7l-tf
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY e,,t-
-. second floor. Colorado Building Itfh aB6
q Ets.-Never closed. Absolutely rsIIaFist
strictly eeIndentiaI. Phone $50 Main. nj
BRADFORD, superintendent. ocss- s0t
FULL DRESS and Tuxedo suits 10 bir. Al
JULIUS COHEN. iio4 Tth 81 nv. oc27 sot
PRIVATE PARTY Will. LOAN Won TT|,S--
EH on your FURNITURE. PIANO 0RGsE
efe I viii cali Address BOX as IRIS ~ .
tee 80
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wANTED-TYPEwRITERs

Will PAY Cash Tor sscond-h hand Rening
ton no. o. must be in good condition an
cheap; state price. Address BOX 1872 this
Office nOlg-st
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FOR sALE4LoTs.
Sc CAsH. So MONTH.
JOSEPH I. WELLER.

no6-n
FOR 6ALE-Ten La ge building lots Tor =
70 colored people. On electric car line. fun
view Of Washington; six minutes ride or e
tnihutes walk 10 Treasury Department. prices
Ifon4 $50 TO $3.50 per lot; terms. s. easb
Gown. balance 81 per week without interest
= ot particulars write 90 OWNER" this Or
A4N5- nOls-3f
E.olS sALE-A corner lot; a nns site Tor "a
apartment house Inaulre Of ourner a. = -
81 ne. - -. =
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FOUND.

EDWIN 2 MAY. House Painter a. -
Steuben SIS. NV. ana 2oz7 eth 81 nv, T9,,o-,.
North 29g5. - ~.
FOUND-The way to get rid 81 rsfs g
BARCLAY. The Fer set Man. 81 T-SDtsis9s
ave- mhsl-tf
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WAETED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Two or three rooms. with board
IpI htieman, wife and three little boys.
49, D. :, ana years also chldren's maid,
In city or suburbs: state location and terms
Address BOX 100, this office II
WANTED-Ey December J. two or three un-
tuihlshed ROOMS heat gas. and bath must
- Ie;tsonabies Northwest preferred. Ad
oIess =, ~. IL, Box H. this office 1t
ANS,TiED--Two nice light rooms and bath
Aoi isht housekeeping; heat and gas; sec
ono 1oor. INQUIRE 1903 7th ST. NV II
WANTED-By young man. small. comfortable
furnished room; down town, state price
Address BOX 1o6, this Office It
WANTED-By husband and wife. two rooms.
1uIHlshed Tor light housekeeping; reasonable
price. Aadress BOX az. this Office. noI7-2t
WANTED-Three or four unfurnished rooms.
s, Moor; with heat. gas. and bath: neigh
90 this Office no17-9t
FOR REEr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Furnished room second story
'front.' an new and clean. bath on same
is'oi sas ana heat; viii furnish breakfast
= 3 ee.-le -. II +ln 81. sc. nois-2t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms: steam
- i-g4 81 NV, speaking tube No. g.
49, = = --2eA- nol9-st
FOR RENT-Bright. sunny front narlor. cor
room. zoe 10th st. NV poiS-3t
4 FINE OPPORTUNITY for two ladies' in
once or Otherwise 10 occupy part of fiat
WIN an the comforts and home privileges:
ilkht housekeeping, etc; in family OF two;
low rent, Apply LIST floor 17l4 IAN at noIs-et
sO6 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nw-Two conn
ilusslcatlhg rooms. second foori gentlemen
PIt-eIIsu. nol7-3t
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms com for,sbIa
ana pleasant; $50 TO $3.50 per week; gentle
men only. 10 SIN 81. NV. noI7-3t
FOR RENT-smalI furnished front room. Is
month 10 z st, nv. noi7-st
FOR RENT-Furnished. back oarlor. arst
moor bath same floor opposite Arlington
HoteL ~ Vermont ave. nol7-2t
FOR RENT-si7-sunny furnished south room.
gentleman. i440 s st. NV. nol7-st
30 ST. Nw.-For rent aIcove second
story front bay window; also other rooms;
good heat nol7-If
FOR RENT-Large second story front room,
| southern exposure; also other rooms. rs a
ST. Sc. nol7-st
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms:
reasonable. $40 North Capitol st. no17-st
| FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. private
Iahlly' hsht housekeeping. adults. Il2s 9Th
81 NV. nol7-3t
/ FOR RENT-Rooms. second floor. furnished
complete FOR housekeeping; halls and bath
heated hot-|ater heat; near Pennsylvania
/ ave. 30 9th ST. re. no17-3t
FOR HENT-Nicely furnished second floor
, rooms: central. 500 18th 81. NV no17-st
FOR RENT-Warm. neatly furnished rooms
near Government Printing Office; one or two
gentlemen, sz5 New Jersey ave. NV. nols-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 81 per week.
| s19 - ST. nv. slo1f n
| FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished connecting
second floor rooms. 1l0s sth St NV nois-st
/ l129 6th ST. NW.-Neatly furnished room: ex-
cellent locality; all cOnveniences; light house
keeping permitted. nols-3t.
| FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms, cheap.
/ rs 9th ST. NV. noi6-3t
/ FOR RENT-Furnished front room; price, $40
per month 625 "a St NV nofS-3t
/ FOR RENT-Niceiy Furnished. large roam
/ on hrst floor 473 Il 81. NV. nol8-st
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent 7Is Sth st.
nv. rlos- ar
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ANACoSTLA.

BURY-s PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JET
fe-sou SITS.
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FOR RENT-STAsLES.

FOR RENT-A brick stable in the rear Of
- = st. ne. noI7-7t
FOR RENT-Good. warm brick stable 4s2 H
st. NV. nOl6-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o T Ell ALIAN MORE.
MRS. WOUDE, Prop.


NEW YORK AVE. COR 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied by the Baltimo+e Hotel. We have thor
oughly renovated II and VIII now conduct a
strictly high-class h9geL Excellent cuisine
and seT%iee. Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day Up noIs-s0t
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. with board: cen-
tral; reasonable price. 5ls st. nv.
nolS-3t
NICE. large. warm room and good board.
81 per week. i45s Corcoran st. nv. nolsSt
SOUTH ROOM AND BOARD. S per week;
heat guaranteed Us + ST NV nols-3t
FRANKLIN PARK-Commanding outlook;
cheerful, neat rooms bath home-baked
bread coffee unexceled. 1897 X ST. Table
boar6 nols-2t
LARGE. bright front room on third floor:
good tabls board home comforts. 22s East
Capitol 81 II
4Oi attn ST NW.-Very desirable rooms, with
board: location fine 20 all parts Of the city,
terms reasonable under new management.
nolT-it
SPECIALIZE people attending the fall races
Nice warm. well Kept Furnished rooms: board
IL desired; three squares from both railroad
stations. all letters answered promptly MRS.
J. r. HIGH, SO r ST. NV. nol7-St
EXCELLENT ROOMS: best locations; lowest
prices; your bill discounted. TRAVELLERS
EXCHANGE, 1886 New York ave. an. 10
s pm. nol4-St
SECOND FLOOR, front and back rooms;
good board. home comforts s29 II St nv.
nol7-5t
LARGE second moor front room. furnace
heat; modern bath: small private family 1903
9Th 81. nv. nOl7-2t
ONE LARGE ROOM. furnished: southern
exposure. with board Tor two 1000 8th 81
ne. call after 5 pm. no17-2t
TWO LARGE. one small room: private fam.
n.y. with or without board. 1894 ST. NV.
Eol4-st
SECOND STORY front. with board for Two,
$40 per month. for three, SO. ll25 10Th st.
nv. aolt 81
IVENTFD-Two boarders for nicely furnished
room, with good board; bath; $3.50 per week
each 1925 ed 81. NV. nol6-3t
WELL. FURNISHED ROOMS. with or with
out board; good heat. l20sls 81. NV
no16-4t
S03 X sT NW.-Furnished rooms. second
floor. good home table. no16-3t
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
WRNTED-By a young lady in once room
and board. not TO exceed So per month. Ad-
dress BOX l0l. This once. nolS-2t
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Storeroom for meats and vege-
tables, 1913 lSth 81 NV, so per month.
LOOAo o4iOAsAAs = AGt4Ass ~ r 81 NV II
FOR RENT-One large store. 1905 Park a..
near 14th; large show windows; hot-water
heat So. 90
ONE fine store. with large basement; as
II -. ne. near Government Printing or
~ a. o. BLISS. Bliss building IS B ST. nv.
noll-u
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT--Four rooms and bath fiat; H.
m. t.. 9l6 81. sw.; rent only SO. Ell
BRIDGE r. JORDAN, 1874 -. NV nol5-st
WANTED-FLATS.
WANTED-Flat or three rooms, including
kitchen: west OF sth. south OF + St. SO. chill
sren. Address BOX As, this office. noi8-9t
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-Ohics rooms IN the Evans
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-Hlghest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' or gsntlemsn'e. Also shoes
~ hsts Address postal and I vii call any
h6ur r. TARsHES. 1905 I'm b. nv. Phone
North 49, ss2s-s)t
WAETED-g. REHEsKY 1875 7th 81 nv,
UW pay me highest cash prices for iadies'
gents and chiidrsn's cast-0H clothing ana
shoes and hats. Address q postal ana I viii
can oea-s1t
REPUBLICANs AND DEMOCRATa ggh8 se-
flFs 20 bet on the election can secure the
highest cash prices f0r old sold. silver. dia-
El8udz. watches. gnf other IRE isWsiFV at
AEEAHAM's. 4ss sta -. nv. iyzs-ls5t
WANTED Furniture. carpets. etc buying
contents Of hOusea specially. liberal spot
cash Dneess mall orders given prompt at
teation. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
i3th g. nv. no2-sot
WAETED-siore babies 70 photograph in Ger
-L EaEIt1 STUDIO. We offer the best pie
t9Tss that can be made Of children az a mod
crate price. a. the holidays approach u VIII
- more dinleuit 20 get work out on time
come nov and avoid the rush. We have some
novelties IN special designs for Christmas
ana the Sew Year BOYcE STUDIO, 1925
u - nv nois-St
WAETED-Ten or twelve large. young. dry
cows, state condition and where can be
sesn. address SoX Jos. this once. nois-st
WANTEDJTo tuy old feather beds IT.
Marks. 81 9TH a. nols-st
WAETED-To buy rabbit dog. cheap Ad-
dress BOX ll5. this once. II
WANTED Second hand pool table. FOR cash
Address BOX IS. this ONCE. nolS-st
WANTED - Immediately. good secondhand
porcelain bathtub. Address BOX 100 this Of
zee. molB-at
TVEYTED-50O heads OF families 10 buy sew
Ing machines OF Us. from IS I'D: Soc weekly
payments. OPPENHEfMER's. 81 sth o.
CIV. ho4i-3t
vVANTED-To buy secondhand Remington
No. typewriter IA good condition. also u
dlaphragEn nainsCETaph; state price Address
BOX g. this offiee. noi7-5l
xVANTED-To buy a cash register; reason
abe price. STORE. 18th ana y sts. 50.
Bol7-ft ----------------
ETFD-yvatehmsksT lathe or tools
state particulars. Address BOX G. this Of
ice h2lo-st
vyINTED-FurnituFe FOR cash; sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
noney-HOPWOOD, sth ana X SITS. on the
corner. noib-st
WANTED-Au Kinds carpenter work. to DO.
neatly and cheaply. Drop postal. BASS. 1910
I2th 81 nv. nols-st
WANTED-At sINcIAIR's. 6s8 Louisiana
ave. furniture, Fol-t0p desks. showcases
pianos organs old feather beds. stocks o.
groceries. nember-slNcLAfR. noiG-st
HIGH PRICES PAID Tor cast on elothiag
and shoes drop postal and Win call. II.
GEWIZ, Les Tth 81, nv. nOl5-l5t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTED Experienced salesmeu for first
class Industrial stock. Address 5l3 Heed
Building Philadelphia. nol7-3t
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WANTED-Barber for Saturday: s3.50 guar
ante5 to hrst-class workman. 1927 eth ST, M"
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

THREE nice large rooms; rent reasonable
Apply 7ZT 20th ST nv noIs-st
FOR RENT-Three furnished OF unfinished
rooms, with heat and gas; central location
ZIG 18th st. tn. noIS-gt
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished rooms
1877 Pennsylvania ave NV, near War De-
paTtment and Treasury. uoIs-4t
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FOR sALE-BICYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES. ns5. put on:
written guarantee; only ask comparison; yul-
canizing. 40c. guaranteed. JONES TIRE
WORKS. 602-804 p 81. nols-5t-exSu
REAL HARTFORD TIRES. $50. put on.
Bicycle Repairing lowest prices. Automobile
Tires vulcanized s. 90. guaranteed. See G. T.
HUNTER. THE BICYCLE MAN. Sil p st.
NV. and 1l3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. nol6-St
HARTFORD tires. $50. kangaroo tires.
81. 80. put On. WENDELL. Ii28 7th ST. nv.
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L q ne 81 s'aaH-aa Va .. u
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HELP vyANTED-MALE s. FEMALE

WANTED family 80 live in basement;
dry. 90 homework. SIS l4th ST. nv. nO1B-7t
vANTEp-A lady o. gentleman TO solicit
family trade Tor cOlt-s- Address BOX ~,
this ONCE. mol -2t
WAETED-We guarantee 20 ofIer every per-
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. 4l9 10th ST NV. base
ment BOWIE Unol nos BOT
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED - CanVassers to sell diamonds,
watches and all nrst-claEs iewelry and sill
ysrWare, either for cash or liberal credit
terms; bond required experience sunnsces-
aary; collectors ana canvEssers acquainted
with good trade better their positions;
push Is the only requisite needed. Apply
Manager. "CA6TELBERGS s." $50 Pennsyl-
vanta ave. sei2-mo. fr-tf
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FOR RENT-TYpEwRITERs

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent or
sale. s. month. Address BOX go. City Post
once. noIg-at
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FOR RENr-UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS.

TOR RENT-One nice second floor unfur-
hlshea fo0n. Well heated; porcelain Tub:
price. 50 AZ Florida ave NV II
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FOR sALE-TYPEWRITER.

FOR sALE-Exeellent Typewriter. $3.50 cash
Address BOX l9J, this Office. A0is u
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" ANTED- Experienced cashier and book
keeper. good wages Address BOX 1I6, this
office. noIS-3t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
CONDENSED CITY NEWS.

Mrs. Kreader is confined to her home
by sickness.
After two weeks vacation the city
schools re-opened Monday.
George : Rankin arrived home YES
terday from visit to Spokane and
Northern Idaho
Mrs. j. Il. Burns went to seattle on
Monday to pay a visit to Mrs. Frank
Wheeler at that place.
Mrs. Malcolm McLennan OF Ellensburg
came down yesterday on Il visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. 6. Redfied.
Harry Moran. Il belateI visitor to the
train for Portland Yesterday afternoon.
The farmers institute. under the aus
pices of the state agricultural college.
viii be held in this city February %
- and p.
The meetings now going on at the
Presbyterian church each evening have
been of increasing interest and will con-
tinue during the week
Mrs A. +. Pearson left for Centralia
yesterday morning, in response to tel
e9ram announcing the serious illness of
her father at that place.
The revival at the Methodist church
will continue throughout the week Good
congregations and considerable interest
have marked the meetings hitherto held
Robert f. Strahorn. the new propri-
etor of the Yakima Water. Light &
Power Co.. arrived in the city yesterday
from Spokane. in company with his wife
Sheriff Grant now has about 10 board
ers. ANA a. the capacity of his hosiery
j. somewhat limited. he j. looking anX-
iou,ly forward to the jury term of the
superior court for relief
Fred Dee. one OF the prominent sheep
men OF klickitat county. i spending 4
few day. in the city Mr.. Dee began
business - years ago with 200 head .and
his tlockS now number II 900.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
Cured After Suffering 10 Years.

i. +. Hare. superintendent Miami Cs-
lie Mfg Co., Aliddletown. O.. suffered for
ten years with dyspepsia. He spent
hundreds Of dollars Tor medicine and
with doctors without receiving and per-
manent benefit. He says: "One night
while feeling exceptionally bad | was
about to throw down the evening paper
when saw an item in the paper regard
ing the merits OF Kodol Dyspepsia cure.
| concluded To try it and while | had no
faith in it / felt better after the second
dose. After using two bottles | am
stronger and better than ] have been i'm
years. and | recommend Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure TO my friends and aequaint-
ances suffering from stomach troubles. .
Sold by C. C. Case.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13

so as to satisfy the general government,
and make il possible to deve;op the arid
land region.
Those who are interested in the irri-
cation problem are fearful lest an ava
lanche of irrigation measures will swamp
the next legislature. If all those inter
ested in the movement can agree upon
Il measure that has the approval of the
federal government, il is believed no diff
ticulty will be encountered in passing
the bill. But the confusion that is GER
tain to arise from the introduction of Il
large number of bills might result in Il
failure to pass remedial legislation.
At the convention called by the Seat
tie organization two delegates each will
be invited from Ellensburg. North va
kima. Prosser. Pasco. Ritzville. Spokane.
Walla Walla and other points interest
ed. 1t is hoped that the convention will
result in an agreement upon irrigation
legislation of the character most bcnefi
cial to the variitls sections of the state.
and give encouragement to the national
government i'm its efforts to reclaim the
arid lands of the state.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
Surprise Party.

4 number of the young friends of Ellis
Bounds rendered him surprise at the
residence of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
p 4. Bounds. 30 North Second. last
Saturday evening. Dancing and singing
were INDUCED in. and an elaborate lunch
was enjoyed by all. Those present were
Misses Clarke. Mia Foster. Jessie Sniv-
ely. Roby Case. Jean Cornett. Anna
Nevin. Mary Erwin and Helen Scott,
and Messrs. Ed. Carpenter, Geo, Cornett,
Henry Hatfield. Ben Gum, Alfred New
in. Roy Shaw. John Harmon. Herman.
Hatfield Dan Stanton and the host HIM
self. Ellis Bounds.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
The Library Site.

Editor Herali--It has occurred to me
since the new library is almost GER
tainty. that most desirable and sight
" location for the new building would
be the north end of the little park south
of the depot. and fronting on Yakima av-
enue. The Northern Pacific railway is
the owner of the property. and might
be induced to part with it for a nominal
sum for such worthy purpose
The location is an ideal one. in that
it is central. The beauties of the build
ing would be seen by hundreds of pass
ing strangers every day. besides adding
not Il little to the attractiveness of the
park and the surroundings of that To-
cality
1t would certainly do no harm to in
vestiyate the merits and cost of this
site. \ CITIZEN.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
They Have Arrived at Last.

The elegant line of kid and bisque
dolls ordered for our holiday trade has
at last arrived. We are sorry they were
not here in time, but the delay was not
our fault. You will admire them all the
more. for they are beautiful beyond our
expectations. Large ones and small
ones. as lifelikc as baby. with eyes
that open and close. Natural eyeashes
and hair. and made in Germany They
cannot fail to please. Don't hesitate to
call and see them. THE ELITE.
S. Arendt. Manager
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13

Judge Taggard points with pride to
the record of his office made during the
past year as city Justice. The cash col
lected by him during 1903 far overtops
any previous record. the total amount.
in round numbers. being $500.
s. Arendt of the Elite has Just re-
ccived shipment of dolls from Germa-
ny which were ordered early last sum
mcr for the holiday trade. The goods
came from Germany and were delayed
some time en- route. the principal trou-
bic being at the customs house in New
York.
North Yakima i, not to be behind 9TH
er cities III the investigation OF protcc-
ton OF the public i'll ease of fire in her
local theatres. Chief Hauser has been
investigating conditions ami will make
IL report to the next meeting of the
city council as to facilities for escape
ines
The Yakima Valley Canal com"lH"
held its annual meeting at the Office of
Whitson < Parker Monday afternoon.
Directors for the ensuing year Were cho-
sen II, follows: \. $. Conglon. George
I'osdct, Edward Whltson. Theodore
Weisberger and John Kelley. A review
# nf hn -
| he expenditure of about $4,000 in i'm
| provements on the canal
| H. James. scientific bootlceoer'
vas up before Commissioner Hewlett
Yesterday, and conducted his own de
'ense in Il manner that showed he was
! 'qual to the occasion. 1t is said that the
defendant ha> sold liquor to the Indians
m every important reservation in the
| Inited States. and takes great pride
! his ability to cvaie the officers He
was held To appear before the /. s.
rand jury, which meets shortly at Ia
oma.
~ INV i'ShlAi iilffAit- VI -. T.. bll
/ Monday evening S397 30 was di.burSed
o various member, of the company.the
mount representing the sums to which
he company was entitled from the state
or the 1903 craftsmanship. Examina-
ion, for promotion 10 corporal> and ser
,eanto of the company will occur Feb
uary J. and in July selections will be
made for team to compete for repre-
entatiycs to the international shoot TO
SO held in September at some point in
he middle west not yet determined.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
A Painful Injury.

While working the planer at Towards
mill yesterday morning. Frank Jordan
sustained an injury to his right hand
that necessitated the removal of his
forefnger and the end of the thumb.
The wound was promptly attended to,
and Mr.. Jordan is getting along finely,
but will. of course. be compelled to fore
90 labor for a while to give his hand an
to heal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
Important Irrigation Convention.

Though the call issued by the Cham
Der of Commerce for II convention. to be
held in Seattle. of those interested in
the irrigation of Washington arid lands
intention of the officials in charge of the
movement being to make the invitation
general. Any delegates to the conven-
ton from II commercial organization or
city of this state will be seated. 1t is
planned that the convention shall find
IA method of altering Washington laws
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
What's in a Name.

Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witcn Hazel Salve. +. c. De-
Witt. of Chicago discovered some years
ago how to make Il salve from Witch
nazel that is specific for Piles. For
blind, bleeding. itching and protruding
Piles. eczema cuts. burns. bruises and
al, skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has no
equal. This has given rise to numerous
worthless counterfets. Ask for DeWitt's
the genuine. Sold by {. c. Case.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
Stop It.

A neglected cough or cold may lead to
serious bronchial or lung troubles Don't
take chances when Foley's Honey and
Tar affords perfect security from seri-
Gus effects of cold. Sold by North
Yakima Drug Store. \. d. Sloan. prop
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13

The prevention of consumption is en-
tirely Il question of commencing the
proper treatment in time. Nothing is
so well adapted TO ward off fatal lung
troubles as Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold
by North Yakima Drug Store, A. d.
Sloan, prop.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13

Hawkins-I have lost all-not
thing remains. Robbins-But think of
your friends Iawkins-That' so. It's
pretty hard on them too.