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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
Straftm fir 9unssrlsurn.
G~isenartiee aniiejten uno @ebraufe bel
uitocu uuo anoercus 3 5Ifcru.

Gisea4rtiee slnfieten nno @ebran1e bel
piloen uno anoercn'g DIfcrn.
8ei ben piloen unb peniger cibilis
iirten 8Dlterf9aften fino alte Sung
fern unO Sunsgeienen b04ft ielten. Sn
Der Hegel pirO febr frib sebeiratbet,
unb 10 fart lit bas @efIbl fir bic
Notbpenbigfeit Der gbe BEL uncipiliii1
ten @Oltern, oab Semanb, Der ni@t beis
rutbet, peraAtet pirb. 4uf ben 5ibf9is
Snieln berri9te Der 8laube, baB Elm
Mann, Der iiirbt, pbne perbeiratbet eez
peien au ieiI, auf benz Dsge gum pas
rabies bonn 9ptte Nangeanangea an
gebalten unb gu Itomen 5eri9mettert
tperben piirbe. Die @antaten (9en.
galen) balten ben bartnGdisen Sung
gefeuen fir tpenig better als einen
Sieb, unb beibs @ef4le9ter bebanbeln
i'm nit Guberfter 0eraatung. Sn
&affernfraalen- bat Elm Sun9geielle
feline Stimme. Sn Slascala pirb
einem erpa9fenen Mann, Der ii9 gu
perbeiratben peigert, CUR S4anbe baa
9aar ubgei9nitten. Sn &ored pirb
Elm unperbeiratbetes mdnnliaes Weien
ni9t rMann" genannt, tpie alt es audi
iein mag, iOnbern rYatOp," pel9en
Namen bic Gbineien unperbeiratbeten
MGb9en geben; elm 13z ober 14idbs
riser vMunn" bat bas Ge9t, einen
30jGbrigen rYdtop" gu f9lasen, gu
miBbanbeln, ibm gu befe6len, uno Der
rYatpp" barf ni9t einmal feline Clip
pen gu elmer &laee Dffnen. Die mobers
men 9inbus I9dben Die gbe 10 bod,
baB elm SuneeeieIe ME ii6er cine pi4z
tige 4~ngelsgenbeit befragt piro; per
1i9 ni9t our 9eiratb enti9lieben fam,
ftebt auberbalb Der 9ren5en Der Ha>
tur. Iu9 in Sapan pie in China bat
man cine groBe S9eu Dor Der Che
loiisfeit. 8eipnbers in China tann
feiner Der @be entgeben, oh er nun
robuit ober f9pd9li6, noblsebdbet
ober mibgeitaltet lit. Selbit tpenn Elm
gbineie an elmer unbeilburen 8runfbeit
leibet, 10 ertrasen es feline Gltern ni9t,
baB er ftirbt pbne baB fie ibm Elm Weib
peri9afft buben; bic 9eiratb gilt Bel
ibnen fir 10 unentbebrli4. bab mfelbft
Die Spbten berbeiratbet tperben, unb
5tpar Die Setter Der &naben, bic i'm
&inbesz pber &nabenulter iterben, nit
ben 9eiftern o Mdb9en, penn bic
ri9tise 3eit eefommen it,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

@iIlfeine Stiefmutter
+ Ell. SIM Gountp9eri9t in
2incoln, Neb., bat elm Seraner Sea-
mems Sbeobor Sbulemeier angefragt,
Oh bas @eieb bes Staates Hebrasta
einem Manne perbietet, feline eisene
Stisfmuttsr gu beiratben. Ser glert
bes betreffenben 9eri9tsbpfes bat BEN
Manne ge%anttportet, baB tpenn er bu0u
2uft babe, bus GefsB bieies ni4t perz
bietet.
terne 8 b. Sn
8ebforb, Snb., baben 8iirser eine CT
feIf9aft se9riinbet, Der tie ben Namta
rOie eiierne 9anb Der welt" seseben
bat. Der 3ped berielben 1T, elm @eIeb
gu f9affen, tpel6es Die Sobesitrafe fir
einen frtminegen Mngriff beI.immt. Gs
pirb beabTi9tist, i'm san5en 2anbe
Mitslieber Der 9eienf4aft unautpers
ben.
Slede | m s nnern L
lener 8 beetannen. Spl9e
bunfelbraunen Slede, Die ii9 oft iibel
oas 9anoe Snnere Der Sbeefanne err
ffredcn. iinb nit Gedt Elm S9mer3ens.
limb Der auf Sauberteit baltenben 9aus=
frau. Nan reinigt nun iol1e Sbeez
tannen. inbem man in bieIelben cir
groBes Stid Spba tptrft, bies nj
todenbem Wafer outfit unb BIZ
Gauge mebrere Stunben barinnen BE-
ldBt. Damn pirb Die &anne nit biefsr
SobalOiung uusgenaf9en unc nit fal.
tenn Wafer tiidtis ausssipilt. Dor:
nod tit beitimmt ni6t bic minbeffe I'm.
fauberteit i'm Snnsr1 batter sebtieben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

81 ODER tpeniger Die &u~n6fabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
SdtHsna9ri@ten.

Uftget0 m m en-:
Neapsl: vprin3eB Serene" bon New
Dorf.
Qoneon: vgambrian" bon Bottom.
Warieiae: .Sicilian Prince" bon
Neapel.
plpmoutb: .Sambur9" BON NemDorf.
Mb9earen:
Stem Dort: vNrabie" nod 2~iperpool.
2iberpool: .@eorsie" nod Stem BORT;
canadian" nod Bottom.
2onbOn: columbian nod Bottom;
.Winnebaba" nod Stem Oort.
.0ungarian" nod Montreal.
Mobile: vBaparian" nod 2iperpool,
MontreaI; .Nforia" hber @las'
eorp nod Sem Yorf.
Mpoumoutb: r.Surcoms" naH Wcnt'
real.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
Sfriprtdungen eingcl0if,
Yrdfbent erldBt ranulebr Die GinlaOnagen 5ar
Sbeilnabme at Der Srie0ensz Gonferen5.
Barriers amtmort mf bic 4ngrHe Salts. = GrBrdfbent GlsOelanSs Gam
pagne Geoe. = 3wi Setehips in 81. 9ons setObtt. = erbdns=
mfBpoae Grplpfom.- > rO;eb ames. Sridaft arfGrt.

Sabr mebr briidenb empfunben mirb.
uniere 3sgierunas geamten iolten
fpieoerum su ben aeianoen @runbidben
friiberer 3eitsn surtidtebren, ourd Die
fi6 biele &egieruneen aus3eidneien,
10 oaB mir nit gsredtem StOl3e BON
Der 8erpaltunes. &einbsit Der @dter
fprs4en btrfen.
6 belanb's 6 a m payne
Reoe.
New Oort, 81. Set. Sn Cur
negie 6ale belt Wbenbs 8rober glebe=
lano Dor 9auienoen feline erfte unb
einsise @ampasne-8 eoe. @r muroe
nit elmer z Winuten oauernoen 9unb-
gebung begrtbt, Die fd INNER pieoer
erneuerte. @rf nadoem Der frhbere
prdibent Die Sano erbOben. trat
etpas Rube Elm UNI Ger fonnte nit
ieiner @ebe beginner, bic bdufig our9
lebbaften geifau unterbrOdsn wuroe.
AItpra, 3d., 81. Oct. Sena-
tor Sairbanfs fpra1 Nbenbs in elmer
3ablreiden 8eriammlun9 gu 9Olioaps.
burg; bon bier sebt er md @bseling,
%. go.
Brpan beginnt feline
m b agne.
Partersbura, %. 3d., 81.
Oct. 30. s. Yrpan besann beute
Na9mittas feline 2 tdsiss Champagne in
Weit girsinien. Ser erfe. Der i'm
beertiBts, mar 8. @. Sapis unb Der
@anoioat ertldrte nod 8rpan's 9ebe
beidsioen. mad Brpan sesieme es
feinem Manne mebr 81 ipreaen. Cur
Yerfigung 8rpan's itebt Der pripat-
masen v@racelanb" oes 5errn Saois.
Dieter febrte Mbenbs nod gltins au-
rid.
Sn ieiner Gebe trat Brpan fur bic
Principien elm, unter benen er bic
Gelo3iss 1896 uno 1900 ssfhbrt.
gr ertldrte nit @nti9ieoenbsit, er
babe feline feiner oamaligen ueber.
3eugungen aufgegeben.
Seteetips setobtet.
g t. 2ouis Mo., 81. Oftober.
Sn sinsm Sample swii9en Setectibs
uno 2euten, Die he In Der pinesS trabe
su Derbaften fu9ten, tamen bic Sstec-
tibs Shea uno Swper, iopie 6. Blair,
elmer Der 8~erfolsten. um's 9eben. Gin
oritter Setsctip iii pertpunbst unb Elm
anberer Der 8srfOl9ten sbsnfals ber-
tpunoet uno 9efangen.
Die @ebeimpoli3iten wuroen, als lie
bas Saus betraten, nit &ebolbsri9ihen
empfanssm.
Ortf9ata f6rt.
Montgomerp, Mla., 81. Oct.
Die Orti6aft @oroon on Der atlantis
i9en 6ttenlinie tpurbe bur9 6suer
3erft6rt.
3 d iBpoIIe 6 + | o,
ion.
6ontanet, Snb., 81. DIT. =
Bel elmer @rploion in Der bieigen
pulber= 6abrif muroen beute 5 9euts
perbrannt. @owarb 6orb erlag feinen
0erlebungen.
9 e fungs.G u m 8.
MinneapoIis, Minn., 81. Oct.
Die Surp i'm Befedunss-p roeeRe se.
gen @r-Bir9ermeiifsr Dimes melbett
beute. Dab fe iia ni4t einisen tonne,
Ser 4. prOceb besinnt mOrsen.
Dimes if bei9ulbist, @sIoer Dor
GrauenSimmern angenOmmen. 81
baben.
Sie Rad Der Waia a..
@olu B us 8, O., 81. DIT. =
Wie Der polisei=G bef ertldrt, terrori
irt Die biefse Wafia, elm 3tpeie be,
@olumbuier, Die bieiisen Staliener; bi
grmorbuns bon OObufs Ssr9erfb an
Monta9 miro ibr CUR Sat sslsst. 81
nertpegenifen Staliener f6nnen nidt ge
faneen tperoen, neil fe unter ben
S4uBe Der Maia ffehen.
% inter-W AMBER Il rbi
6Iotte.
pbilabeIpbia, 81. Octbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

Sob i'm MurffeffeI. SH
Rlrnberg, 8apern, ieBie fia Der 16
Sabre alte Mebgerlebrling Rirner uuf
ben Ranb zines nit fo9enber Wurfts
briibe gefiiaten aeheIs. Ser Sunss
f4lief elm, fiel in ben aefel unb per-
bribte ii4 berart, bab er ftarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

an uusIGubifden 3a<
IN Tserifo par
iiaipiren Die Ser. Gtaaten nit benz
qrDbten Betroge. gs tpmmen oann
IN Der Meibenfolse Spanien. gnglanb,
Franfreid, Oeutfdlanb. Gelsien, Stos
lien, bic Shpeia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
SmiammenfpB
SmifGen amer. Srnppen unb nu3u.
frieoenen msloet Elm @erilht.

D"nhSteS S9eh hu6ulNcebN PuAHhh"ei
nls eolomb. Soloatsn. Die nit Seino=
feliateiten sesen bic Banana esie.
run9 orobten.
Die amer. 8eb6roen Der @anal=3one
e~ntianoten iofOrt Warine Sruppen.
@ert9tpeiie perlautet, es lei 5u einem
Sdarmiibsl sstrmmert uno peri6ieoene
getOotet. 8etdtigung feblt.
q o=M n ungeh.
% darlington n, 81. DIT. Sie
@efammt=3 abl Der i'm lebtsn Giscal.
iabr aussesebenen @eloanweiiungen
iiberidritt gum erftenmale bic so, 000,=
600 @rense, ME fi4 aus Dem Beriat
bes 8orfanos bonn @eloanmsiIungs=
Spftem ersibt.
Die &ein=@ innabmen Der @elban=
peiiunas=S STEELE betruaen So. 528. 403,
um 1888, 494 mebr als i'm porigen
Gisoaljabr.
so, 1872, 554 Snlano 8 Mnweiiungen
wurben a~ufgegeben. i'm @eiammtsg e-
TRACE bon 1878, 77O. 488; intsrnaiiO=
nale @elbanweifungen 2,208, 344 i'm
8stra9e bon So, $50. $50.
Griebens- 9 B a b.
gineinnati, 81. DIT. Ils
9orbereitung CUR @rinbung zines
3wsiss Der amer. Griebens.@ efeni9aft
fanb In Der bieiissn Muitbale cine bOl
beiu9te MaRen : @erfammlun9 ftatt.
Inter ben Rsonern befano f9 bic
6terrsidiide Grieoens. 6reunoin Bertha
b.. Suttner.
Gn lbie Notwithstanding i9lOB
fi1 beute Die @ranouns zines biefiaeu
6rieoens=0 erbanoes nit 9rof. Mpers
als prdfosnten. @twa 100 Witslie=
Der f6rieben fi9 elm.
M { 6 d m 6 taatsoe e.
p~artemeRt.
% 3 9 t o n, 81. Oft. Ser
amer. 8oti9after bel &uBlano Mc@or=
mid, madte heute benz Staatsietretdr
unb Silfs.S etrstdr 2oOmis feline Nuf-
tpartung. llsbsr Die rufffd=amerita-
nii9en gesiebunaen erftattete Der BOT.
l9after einen eiinttisen 8eridt. gr
reiif morgs, nod ieiner Seimatb @bi=
cago. I'M bort isinen l1rlaub su ber-
bringen.
8 u M tel.
@eneba, q. g., 81. DIT. Sn
Der @dbe bon bier fieBen beute apei
Sradt3aee Der Yenna. 8abn 3uiam'
men. 3 3ugbeoienftete tamen um's
2eben.
unter n.
san Sie9o o, @al., 81. Stt. =
Ser Sorpebpboot= 2rsuaer ypuul So=
mes" fubr rntsr Gil. gefeblen ab, INN
bas pacifiae 8ei6wabsr gu treHen,
oas O~ermutbli6 bic Masoalenen 8u4t
perlaHen bot. Dos Boot i~iberbrin9
9epeiden, oeren Snbalt unbetannt 1T.
9 a @ott's3eit + oriiber.
% to n, 81. Set. Gene
ralpOfmeifer @pnne ftinoi9te i'm Iuf=
TRACE bes prdfoenten am S9lufs Der
bsutigen cabinets Sibuns an, bab oas
poh=S epartement feline unteriuduns
bes SEEM OOrter pOfamts i'm Iuse
fibre.
poftmeifer 0an @ott's Nmts3eii
lduft Nnfans nddfen Sabres ab uno
er btirfte faum tpieber ernannt tueroen.
Sn Der turaen SiBung puroe aus
f9lieBli9 fiber Yolitit geipro4en.
Wafbin o n, 81. Oct. Spre=
der Cannon erf9ien bor Der Cabinets
Sibuns i'm @eiben Sauie. uno CAB
febr erfreuli1e 3unoe iiber feline
8eObadtunsen in ben bon ibm bereiffen
Staten.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Back From St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Wright returned
from their long visit in ST. Louis last
week. Mr. Wright left here last May
for the fair. He has been in charge of
the horticultural department. I'VE have
enjoyed ourselves very much,' said Mr..
Wright on arriving home.
The exhibit of the state of Washing
ton he thinks is credit to the state
and attracted the attention of everyone
who came to the exposition. 1t was
second best of all the states, standing
next to California. Washingtons dis
play of products was excellent and I'm
sure the exhibit as whole has done
great amount of good for this state.
Thousands of pamphlets advertising the
resources of the state were given away.
The visitors sought them eagerly"
Mr.. Wright was glad to get home. He
intended coming about the first of Au-
gust, but the man who was to succeed
him did not show up in time
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Pretty Safe Rule to Go By.

When there is feeling that the heart
or lungs, blood or liver, brain or nerves
are diseased, at once commence to doc.
tor the stomach. That is the foundation
of the trouble in 80 cases out of every
100. Commence to regulate the diges.
tive organs, get them in healthy work
ing condition, and the other troubles
will leave of themselves. Diseases which
have their beginning in the stomach
must be cured through the stomach. The
medicine for stomach disorders and half
the ills of life. is DIR. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. These pills put all the di.
gestive organs in good condition so that
disease has no basis to work upon. They
are sold by all druggists for 25c per box
One pill is dose. We will send a box
postpaid on receipt of 25c, or to anybody
who wants to try them we will send
2 pills free. Send name and address to
DIR. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Fol-
sale by F. L. Janeck's Drug store. Z
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Like All Others, Admires Yakima.

+. b. Lehman is one of the latest ar
rivals here with view to locating per
manently. He came i'll Monday morning
and is looking after land adapted to the
raising of fruit, especially winter APP
pies. With his wife and son Mr. Leh-
man left his former home in Denver sew
cral weeks ago, since that time having
Travelled through Colorado. Utah, Cali
fornia and Oregon. He found nothing
to his entire liking in any of these states
but is more than pleased with the out
look and conditions here. and may de-
eide to remain permanently.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
New Secret Society Hall.

Contractor Thacker has in hand the
remodelling of the large room in the
Fechter block formerly occupied by the
business college, into nall which will
be occupied by several OF the secret So
ciety lodges of the city. The Modern
Woodmen have leased the hall and will
Sublet to enough others to fill every
night of the week. New ante rooms are
being arranged as well as lockers for
the different organizations. Large rugs
will be placed on the floor in place of
carpet so that in case of entertainments
and the floor is required for dancing the
rugs may be the more easily removed
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Toppenish Postofice Advanced.

a gratifying evidence of the growth
in population of Yakima county is the
announcement, sent out from Wash
ington last Saturday that the postoffice
at Toppenish had been advanced to the
presidential class, and the salary of the
postmaster increased to $l,lOO a year.
The Toppenish postoffice has but one
rural route at the present time, but it
Is quite lengthy one, and serves an
unusually large number of people. The
stamp sales of the Office have greatly
increased in the past two years, and the
amount of the money order business is
very large.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
JUDICIAL CONVENTION
N0MINATES \. B. RIGG
Judge c. B. Graves of Ellensburg Gets
the Kittitas County Vote-Frank-
lin County Absent.

The judicial convention called for the
purpose of nominating q superior Judge
for the district comprising the counties
of Yakima, kittitas and Franklin, met
at the court house Saturday morning
and nominated II. B. Rigg of this city.
The delegation from Kittitas county
worked nard for their candidate former
Judge Carroll B. Graves of Ellensburg
but were enable to make any Roadway
among the ranks of the Rigg phalanx.
Mr. Rigg, through the instrumentality
of some of his supporters succeeded in
electing at the late republican county
convention list of 70 delegates which
were pledged to him as one vote and
even had Franklin county showed up and
voted with kittitas for Judge Graves,
the Yakima delegation would have tri
umpned in the end as their vote is
greater than the combined vote of the
other two counties. The nominee, Mr.
Rigg, has worked very faithfully for
the honor which has been bestowedupon
him and his efforts have been rewarded
the convention met at the court house
at 10 o'clock and made Austin Alires of
Kittitas chairman.
The following committee on credcn-
tials was appointed after which the con-
vention adjourned until II. l. p. Engle
hart, W. G. Gilroy of Franklin and j. Z.
Frost of Ellensburg. At II o'clock the
delegates assembled and upon the adopt
ion of the report on credentials nomi-
nations for Judge were declared in order
Mr., Englehart placed H. B. Rigg in nom
ination and J. +. Frost nominated c.
B. Graves. The result showed plain
county vote for the respective candi-
dates and before the secretary, 4. d.
Sloan, made known the actual count J.
Z. Frost moved the unanimous selection
of II. B. Rigg. Mr.. Rigg was nominated
by acclamation. He was then called
upon for a speech. Mr.. Rigg said: 81
thank the delegates for the very great
honor they have bestowed upon me in
selecting me to run on the republican
ticket for the superior judge>hip, and il
1 should happen 10 be elected l will as.
sure you that if straightforwarIness
and impartiality Is all that IS required
of one filling that position, you will need
never regret having selected me"
The convention before adjourning de
cided it best to have a committee ot
three appointed by the chair, one mem
Der from each county, whose privilege i
will be to decide upon a man for The
place in case of another vacancy occur
ring. This committee is composed o.
w. G. Gilroy of Franklin, B. +. Barge o.
Yakima and Austin Mires of Kittitas
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Rounding EN- Up.

The peace officers are becoming I'M
usually vigilant as fair time approaches.
They intend to hold i'll check the tough
element which always appear in this
community during the hop picking sea-
son and fair time. Last week the town
authorities and Sheriff Grant and his
deputies made a raid upon the Migrants
and succeeding in landing eighteen in
the city's bastile in one night. When
the officers had completed the rounds
there wasn't hobo or strange person
on the streets who couldn't give a per-
fectly clear account of himself. This
same vigilance will be continued
throughout the next few weeks.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Good On the Bead.

a Yakima policeman was shot at by
man who had been playing highway
man. The policeman filled the fellow
With lead. 1t was bunch of men from:
North Yakima who recently represent.
cd the state at the national rifle shoot
in Kansas. Moral, don't monkey with
men from there unless your aim Is good
and your firing rapid.-Chehalis Bee.
Nugget.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
The Sunnyside Fair.

The Sunnyside Ladies will hold their
annual fair Sept. % and % in the l. O..
o. +. hall and grounds adjoining. There
will be an exhibit of fruit, vegetables,
farm prducts, art, flowers, curios, stock
and poultry. Chicken pie dinner each
day. Proceeds for the Federated church.
Everybody invited.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Windows that will Beautify
H. H. HELLIESEn'S YARD
The Herd Growing.

The local lodge of Elks added several
fawns to their large and growing list
at the regular meeting last Wednesday
evening Among them were Frank Jack
son of Ellensburg, f. Chenaur of Zillah
and H. H. Allen of this city. A good
time is reported. Among those present
from Zillah to see that their candidate
received all that he had coming were
Col. Walker and +. J. Jaeger.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Notice to Patrons.

The Willowbrook Dairy has been
leased by us, and We wish to say to our
patrons that we will endeavor to make
this dairy model of cleanliness and pur-
ity. Prompt deliveries and courteous
treatment guaranteed Inspect our prem
ises LW MARTIN,
35tf J A COOK
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

In order TO get samples I will make
cabinet photos at SO for short time.
Gallery opposite Yakima theatre. F.
r. Weston. 37tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

Wanted to exchange city property for
two or three acres of land within a mile
and one-half of the court house Apply
to John Philip, tailor, l0l north Second
street.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

For Sale-Six room house (new) and
lot; barn. Will sell on installment and
take a good team of horses as part pay
ment. Call at 100 n. Eighth. 37tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21
Jim is a Hummer"

James A. Leslie, Richmond Paper Co.'S
nustling representative, was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Leslie is a good friend
of Gle Elum and sings the praise of our
water and superior mountain ozone far
and wide.-Cle Elum Echo.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

BY the use of improved machinery and
modern methods the Willowbrook Dairy
is producing unsurpassed milk. Try them.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

For Ssle-Twenty or twenty five head
registered Brown Swiss cattle, or will
trade for irrigated land. ]. NJ. Jayne,
800 south G street, Tacoma, Wash. 37-4
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

Private houses centrally located who
wish to rent rooms during fair week ad-
dress with description at once, P. o. Box
67S, City. 36-2t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

Don't fail to see the Peter Brow
potato digger before buying. Sold b
Wyman & Fraser.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

Kodak work, views, etc, a speciality,
at the gallery on Second street, opposite
the Yakima theatre. K. r. Weston. 81
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

For Sale-New four room cottage
pantry, closet, three porches, cellar
fruit and shade trees, lawn, berries
grapes and garden; $1,000; $3.50 down
Address 7O7 n. Fourth st. 37-3t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

Cabinet photos SO for few days only
at the Rutter gallery, opposite the Yak.
ima theatre. T. r. Weston. 57tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

We have two good second hand pota
to diggers, different makes. Wyman
Fraser,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

For Sale-Seven room house and lot
Enquire at l02 \. Rainier avenue. 37-4'
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-21

The Willowbrook Dairy sells no adul-
terated products 35tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-16

Mr.. Fl. w. Humphreys. at present
organist ana choir master of Grace
church. Jersey City. y. j., will have
charge of the music at St. Mark
church tomorrow. Mr.. Humphreys is
~ candidate for the position held here
Ny Mr.. Dunster, in case the latter
should decide to remain in MoL!l.. and
has very fattering testimonials. There
will be a special musical service and
organ recital at night. which will af-
ford good opportunity to judge the
quality of his work. At this service
the choir will sing the following an
thems: "Oh, Taste and See" Goss;
"Thc King of Love My Shepherd Is. -
ruartctte by Shelley; "Oh for Closer
Walk with God" Foster. The organ
numbers must be left to the Organist's
selection. There will be a special re-
hearsal Of the choir tonight. at 1.30, al
which all members are expected to be
present.