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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-10-28

The total number of money orders
issued by this government during the
last fiscal year passed the 50,000,000
mark for the first time in history, as
shown by the annual report of the
Superintendent of the Money Order
System. The net revenue of the mon
ey order business was $2,52S,403, an
increase of $289,494, as compared
with the previous fiscal year. The
gross revenue was $3,626,676, an in
crease of 1906, ,2S2. The number of
domestic orders issued was 50,392, ,554,
aggregating $378,77S,4SS, and inter
national money orders issued number
ed 2,20S,34 aggregating $40, $50 $50.
Domestic money orders paid and re-
paid numbered 50,550,36S, aggregat-
ing $37S,511,4 ,407; intrest paid and re-
paid, SO, 10, ,S36; fees received from Is
sue of domestic orders were $3,039, ,440
from international, $44,9S0. There
are 36,031, domestic and 6,9l3 inter-
national money order offices in opera
tion June 80, 1903. The issue of do
nestle orders increased 4,450,873 in
number and $25,150,S4O in amount,
while international orders issued in
creased 294,l95 and $7,312,2l5, re-
spectively. /.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-10-28
WASHINGTON
NEWS NOTES.
NEWS OF THE WEEK BRIEFLY
CHRONICLED.
MONEY ORDER REPORT
Great Increase in That Branch of
Postal Service During the Past
Year. Roosevelt Plays Safe Politics.
Will Make No Appointments.

Washington, d. C.-The Sumner, a
military transport of considerable pro
portions, is being fitted up at New
York preparatory to sailing on Nov.
IA with Secretary Taft and his party
for the Isthmus. How many this par
ty will include has not been decided,
but the Secretary has ample authority
to take whom he pleases, and he would
be glad to have members of Congress
with him. He is advised that Chair
man Hepburn of the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
is himself arranging to take the mem
bers of his Committee to Colon the
middle of next month for a six days
visit in the canal zone, and he will
consult with him on the details of that
trip.
Candidate Roosevelt is playing safe
politics. 1t is learned from a reliable
source that no postoffice appointments
OF presidential class are to be made
until after the election, and that no
other appointments requiring action
on the part Of the Chief Executive
consideration until the general result,
now not far distant, is known. The
present decision is said to be giving
congressional and other candidates no
end of trouble as many of these places
are being contested for by those with
pull. AS a reward for party SER
vices a great deal of feeling has been
engendered among the place hunters
by the action of the president, as is
reflected by the letters of protest be-
ing received daily at the postoffice de-
partment, but as was said before, the
president is not taking any part in
these contests for political prefer
ment, and is playing safe politics.
As indicated in the Toxic dispatches
the japanese government, through
Minister Takahira, has entered a for
NAL protest against the use by cer-
tain bodies of Russian troops of Chi
nese clothing, the offending troops
being specified in the complaints. The
State Department having assumed at
the beginning of the war care OF Jap
anese interests, and therefore being
the natural intermediary between the
belligerents when an advance is to be
made by japanese, has transmitted
The Japanese protest to Spencer Ed
ay, Secretary of the American embas-
Sy at st. Petersburg and charge in the
absence of Ambassador Mccormick,
for presentation to the Russian gov
srnment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-10-28
LEAKEsyILLE, GREENE COUNTY, MISS FRIDAY oCT 2s 1904


ronized the betting firm of Goodman
q Co., having headquarters at 304
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ii may
interest them to know that the reason
they never received any returns fol-
money advanced was that while the al
legged firm had receiver to take the
funds, there was no paymaster to give
anything back. The Postofice Depart
ment has issued fraud order against
Goodman & Co., and stated in mem.
orandum what facts had been learned
by the Inspector who had investigated
the case. 1t was found that Goodman
& Co., had advertised in various pa
pers throughout the South to place
bets on race horses, and that not a
few persons responded, sending their.
money to be placed on "sure things. ;"
Invariably replies were sent to the i'm
vestors that their horses failed to win,
and their money was taken without
anything being given in return. The
Inspector found that the alleged COM
pany had no Office in Cincinnati, and
that young woman giving the name
of Alice Smith, who resided at 1872
Ross Avenue, Belleville, KY, received
all mail addressed to the firm, which
she said she delivered to a man whom
she met on street corner in Cincin-
natl. In the opinion of the Inspector
the man Goodman does not exist.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-10-28
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29

Ser beut9 M
etat fir bas Sabr 1905 piro bas
Yerfonal Der Slotte auf inseefummt
10000 mann erb0ben. Sus tommt
elmer @erbpppeluns oes perionalbe<
ftanbs felt benz Sabre 1894 glei9. Sc
sentpGrtig stelt fi9 Die @eiammtiumme
bes Marineperionals auf 1851
Mann.
Sas s ubbaIlpie piro
bon ben Seteftips Muitraliens als cine
niibli9e Ginri6tung betra9tet. @sr>
BREEDER, bic fi9 feds Sage in Der 8o4e
Dor Der poli3ei gu ~perbersen pihen.
tperben fiber am Samftas gum @orz
f9ein fommen, UNI ii9 bus beliebte
5ubbanfpiel anauieben. Die German
bab lit bann sur 9ano.
0eutf9Ianbs Ginnobs
nersabl betrug i'm Sabre 1871
nur etfpas iiber 39,00O,0OO, BON benen
60 pro5ent in Der 2anbfpirtbf9aft tbGs
tis tparen. 0esenpdrtis adblt bas
beutfde Rei6 100000 8etuobrer,
bon benen 35 prosent in Der Qunbz
pirtbf6aft, 65 prosent in Der Snbus
itrie unb benz 9anbsl bsiddftist iinb.
Neun & n b { T It | 4 t.
8on elmer ihredliaen 3ataitropbe tit
fiir3lih bas Stdbt9en pleufant Hibge,
8, beimsefu9t porben. inbem Der
Slur bes Mborts bes SdulbauIes unter
Der 2aft Der fi9 in baFelbe orGnsenbsn
Rinber 5ufammenbruG, tpobei % Gtus
Der in Der Senfgrube berianfen. BON
benen nelln in benz alien S9lamm ers
ftidten une atpDlf anpere, benz Spbs
naAe, beruusee5ogen tuurSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
9i6t att stmrs.
Minifferium Gombes entaebt elmer
NieSerlage nit fnapper Wehrbeit.

Baris, %. Oft. Na1 elmer aus.
nebmenb fttirmiiden 4ammer=O ebatte
ent9ina Die &eeieruna beute Mbenb nit
nur 4 Stimmen elmer Nieoerlass. Sc
rfihte finb bereits i'm umlauf, tponah
3rieasminifer anore, um beFen Ser
tpaltung fi4 Die Siscufion orebte, gu.
riiftritt.
Sdon ldnaere 3eit mar Sen. Inbre
Der @eaenftano beftieer preBanarife.
Saubtiddlid beIduloiQte man i'm re
publifaniid gefinnie Offisiers gu be-
aiinffieen, iolhen, bic i'm 8erbaht fle=
rifaler ooer tonierbatiper 8efinnuuaen
ftanoen, Die 8ef6rberuna ab3uihnei=
ben, Elm SbionensSphem iiber bas
pribatleben Der Sff3iere einaefiibrt su
baben unb bic Offisiere gum Denun=
aiantenthum gu ermntbigen.
Sieie geidulbiaunsen braateO berf.
leutnant&ouIet in elmer ausftbrlih be-
griinoeten Snterpe1ation Dor. @r per=
lns bierbei anaeblihe 9riefe suiIhen
einem Sertrauten bes Minifers uno
6reimaurer : 2o9en fiber 8ef6roerun=
aen. Qnbre, bduie bon Der Oppo.
ion ldrmero unterbrodert, ffeIte ale
&enntniB biefer @orreipcnoens in Nb.
reoe. @r erfldrte, faIs berartiae 8er=
hdltniRe, mie fe &oufet aeidilbert,
pirtlih erifirten, piirbe er ibnen nit
ben iddrfften WaBre9eln Elm @not
MAIDEN.
Sie &dmmsr nabm einen MntraQ
on, Der bas Spionen=S pfem berur-
theilt unb briidte nit 278 seset1 274
Stimmen ibre ueberseusuna aug, BIZ
R,aieruns tpiiroe ale nOtbigen MaB'
nabmsn sr9reifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
S1mrfem<S tret6.
Mngebliher Dynamite ni9lag auf
Elm BON @diten beIeBtes 9ans.

@orbiIIao, Wi6., %. Oft.-
@rOBe grreeuns herridt bier tber
einen Anidlag oas Wc&innon Sotel
nit Spnamit au fpren9en. mdbreno Der
oemotratii6e @onbsrneurs : ganoioai
Jerris nebf Greunoen in benz 8afbol
tpsilte. Gin 0ausoiener fano beute
in einem 3ebridt=B ebdlter, ben er In
ben Diem leeren pollte, cine Opnamit.
BOmbe. Wie es beibt, banoelt es lid
UNI einen &a9satt eesen ben 6otelier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29

Sepp!9e RENT E n.
Wenn man Dor benz &ebren bieiel6en
nit &leie beitreut, bic Iei9t ansefeu9s
tet lit (nuB barf iie niAt iein). 10 bdnst
lie ii9 ni9t an ben 3e6rbeien uno
nimmt ieben @9mub unb Staub meg.
unb mar pirb finDen, bab fi6 fem
Staub auf Ni0bel unb anOere Gegene
itGnbe abfeBt.
8 usen-b1i9 &Guber r.
Sheriff 5. 2effingpeu in 5olep.
Minn., perbaftete apei 9riiber, Sea-
mems Nbam unb Soiepb Smitb, reip.
IL unb 13 Sabre aft, Die in LETTER Sci!
p~orgefommene 3Gubereien in u-lep unb
IN Der l1ngegenb beriibter. Sic .botten
cine ri9tige S%iebesbD6le i'm @albe,
nit elmer S9miebe alsgerii ltet, einem
9an5en Nrienal bon Waffen unb cine
groBe Menge Munitiou. sSbr 8erted
fir geraubte Su4en tparen boble
8aumitdmme.
SO II g e 3 / e e T
~befalenes @efliigel crit penige 8oden
oft lift, 70 bleibt ni9ts iibrig, als Die
ein3elnen Sbier9en nit gutem Sniets
tenpulper ein5uftduben unb bic aus
benz @efieber berausfDmmenben 8luts
fauser nit Der 9anb ab5uleien, bu fi9
10 f9pa9e Sbier9en ibrer ni9t ielbft
entlebieen fDnnen. Sci Glterem 9eflii<
gel tpirO es geniisen, bas @efieber reat
fart nit Snfeftenpulber e~in5uitGuben
unb ben Sbiersn bann, entfernt BON
ibrem eepD6nli9en 2aufplaBe, Sc
lesenbeit gu tii9tisem 4bpubbeln in
Sanb pber Staub gu bieten. Sn5pi>
f9en mub Der S9fafraum sriinbli4
gereinigt tperben; bic Wdnbe 5inb abs
aufrusen unb frifd gu peiben. Dem
Wetbfalf fann NIT 8ortbeil Petroleum
5useiebt tperben. Ser Subboben epens
tuea Die SiBftangen unb bersleiden
ftnb sriinbli9 gu ~reinisen unb nit
teiber Gauge epentueu fiinfpro5entiger
QDfung bon rober &arboliGure in Wdfs
fer gu maiden. Spbalb Der Stan
trodsn 1T, fann bas @efliisel in benz
felben 5uriidgebra9t perben.
unfunbtaer 2pfpmotip D.
+ il ~ r. On einem Mbenoe rannt.
cine fiibrerlofe 2ofomotipe, Die eineu
padpagen por ii9 bate, NIT elmer
S9nenigfeit, bic bur9 fairies @efGas
Der Strede auf etna 81 enslii4e Meis
len eeitiegen mar, bon Ilbano, Stalien
Der sesen einen BON Hom tommenoer
peripnenSug, nobel Der Jibrer uni
Der .Seiser beg 3uses f9pere 8erleBun'
gen erlitten.- Ser lmitanb, bab bel
pddpagen einen manufacturers gu:
f%ammenprau Der beiben Mlai9inen Der.
binberte inb 70 ols prelbod biente
bate our 6olge, buB ettpa 80 &eiieno'
nur nit lei1teren @erlebungen, BIZ
iibrigen nit benz S9reden bapon.
famen. Oie Gofomptipe bate in Mlballl
Elm gepDbnliher 8abnarbeiter gelenft
Der ni9t bic ~eeringite te9nii4e 8orbil'
buns bate. oils er fab. bub er BIZ
Mafdine. ni9t tpieber gum Steber
brinsen fonnte, fprang er ab. Gr lie
freili1 auriid .unb benadrihtigte To-
fort bas Stationsper5onal. Mber bi
MaI9ine tpar inapifden in imme'
f9neneres Sempo seratben. Selesra
pbif9e unb teIepbonif9e Rufe, lie ouf
Subalten, famen gu fpdt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
Oeiterrei9: unsarn.
&ein 3 utraueu n.

Wien, % Stt. Na9 Nnfi9t
beg auspdrtigen Mmtes fanr Die pro=
i~ectirte Saaser Grieoens- @onferena iebt
faum gu einem &eiultats fibren. Sc
miro oarauf binsewieien, oab Der off
aiiatif9e Griee ftets neue uno tpt6tige
6ragen oes @6lterredts er6Hnet, bic
ert mad S&luB Der Jeinoielisfeiten
beirisoiseno bebanoelt perben f0nner.
Intrag b's.
8uoapef #, %. Ott. Sm un=
gariiden Nbg. 0auie felte Der Gibrel
Der nnabbdngigteits : partei, Granl
6ORutb, ben Nntras. Der Minifer=
Prdioent ioQe bon benz gemeinfamen
auswdrtisen Miniiter berlansen. baf
er ale S9ritte Der Der. Staten nod
8senoieuns bes Blutper9ieBens i'm
fernel Often unterfhBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
ShifSna@ri6ten.
u 0 m m c n.


Neu Oort: y@ampania" bon Giber=
pool; .2a Sapoie" bon 9apre.
9iberpool: y&oman" bon Pcrtlano.
Queenstown: y2ucania" Don Nem Dorf
nod 2iperpoOl.
BOulo9ne: vRpnean" bon Nstp Dorf
nod ROTTERDAM.
@enur: ,0ohen5olern" bon Stem Wort.
plpmoutb: v8liher" bon Nerp yort.
Mbge abren.
Sem Oorf: Settle" nod 0inerpocl.
Wobils: vparifan" nod 2iberpool.
@~openhaaea: .Sslanb" nod Sem Dorf.
@lasgom; 9aurentian" nod NsuOort.
2onoon: vgoan9eline" nod 0alifar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29

3anias @itp. Sn Weabe uno
Dodge @itp. Sioueffen oes States,
uurbsn 8 osutlide griditterungen ge-
fpirt. 2ein S9aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
30. g.
Wfaaenlei0enoe

tuer6en orreh Nrafe's BaImetto @iue f6nen
unb oauerno furiert. @eine S6ner5ert poer
BIdbungen mad benz britten Gage. Cine 5Id.
foe furiert. BrobefIaf6e fret fiir oie Qefer otes
fer 3eitrng, peI6e TIRE 2loreffe on Die Srafe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29

es aibt nur nod @onierbe.6 leiid,
burd 3u9eln qst6otete Bferoe biloen
fir Die SOloaten elm 6efmabl.
SdIfte Der g o n a us
gerieben.
Die Telo. unb Marine= SospiIdler
finb tberfiilt unb Die bpgisniiden Gus
ffdnoe tperoen bersweifelt. l1eber bic
Sdlfte Der @arnilon if tobt, rertpur=
bet ooer erfrantt. Die neue Staot lit
bur@ bic 8eidieBuns fat gdn3lid ser=
fort. Ser Brief, ben Elm einseborener
6if9cr iiberbradte, 1T an eiaen anee=
iehensn biefisen @eiddftsmann gerid=
tet.
u lantorl unb d re /.
8labibo # 0 d, %. Oct. Sis
britii6en Sampfer Nlanton uno @al=
das, bonn @~laoioofod. @sIdmaotr ae.
tapert, ftno freisegeben. STR oas
leBtere S6if. befen San in Serufuna
in Petersburg b~erbauoelt miro, fno
$500, 600 bintsrle9t.
6 q n I 0 n : 8 q o 10 3 a B n.
Sbangai. %. Oct. @s wiro
nerfi6ert, oaB Sau1eute in Canton 9e-
mug @elo auiammenbradtsn, UNI oas
amerifanii9e Snterefe an Der @anton=
Santow=8 abn gu taufen.
Hublanb.
q terrific n limb f 0rri9 d.
Motetief, am 9nieper, &uB.
LAMB, %. Oft. gigsntli9e anti.iemi.
tii6e unruben fanoen bier ni4t ftatt,
aber betrdhtli1e Sumulte nit @eier.
bitten anldBli9 Der MObilma9un9,
Srunfene 8auern 9rifen Sduier uni
9doen an; bic meiften Sanoelsleut'
fino Suoen, aber aud 9duier bpn Ses
amten wuroen ni9t berfdont. Si,
Sabnenfudt iioiiaer &eierpifeu fei
9erte Die grbitterung Der 8eb6lferung
oa @briften an ibre pldbe treten muB
ten. Sn Der sansen probin3 qibt e!
S9mieristeitsn NIT ben &eierpifen,
aber Die Oronung miro wieoerberge
felt.
unru | n 9 ina.
ct. petersburg, %. Ott.-
lus Der probiu3 8ilna tperben ernit
li9e unruben beri6tet. Sen. rib
aensfp, Der neue 8orftano Der poli3ei
Nbtbeilung. if eiligH nod Dem S9au'
plaB geeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
9 ieS d d tun9 oes Horo=
g e=V oralIs.

2onoon. %. Dit. Ollie Grieas-
9efabr lit eef6wunoen uno Die Rege=
lung Der einselnen Streitpuntte beirefs
Deg Mnerifs auf Die Slider Glotte 1T
elmer internationalsn @OmmiffiOn Gee
mdB Der Saa9er Contention iber=
pieIen.
Sn aQen oiplOmatii6en 4reiien
eiebt fiA Die er6Bte @rleiGterung tuno.
Wie fhon in oieien SepeiAen ange=
oeutet mar, 9laubten Die beitinformir=
ten 6reiie niemals an ben Griees=N Nus.
bru4 trOb Der 9ewalti9en Srie9sriiftuns
gen unC troB Der trieeerii6en prefe.
Nnsefidts Der f2neioenoen gerurs
tbeiluns oss aomirals &ojeftuenstp
our9 9alfour 1T es bon Snterefe, oaB
er na9 ruifi6sr GuHahun9 i~iberbaupt
ni9t berantportlit aebalten tperoen
fann, obwobl sr ielbff groBmiitbi9 Die
0erantmortuna auf fia nabm. &uB=
lamb mics oarauf bin unb 2oro 2anss
BONNIE ~berubi9te fid babel, baB er ni4t
brett FIR Die gef6isBung Der Slider
leute berantmortli9 isin tann, oa er
fi9 auBer Signal=We bsfanb.
Der EN- DE unb ru
TIDE 9 dag.
g t. petersbura, %. Oft.
Der Norolee=V orfaQ miro eurd cine
i%nternationale @Ommiifion esidlidtet.
Dies III abiOlut iider. Ser britiide
8Oridla9 an &uBlano 9ine babin, bic
Grase elmer @Ommiifion semdB Nrtitel
9 uno IA Der pager @onpention 81
iiberusiisn. nebit 8~ernebmung BON Of
fsisren bes ruifiiden @ei6waoers.
&ublanb idldet elm internationales
Sribunal Dor. Minlfter 2amsborff
theilte bsute Nadmittag nod elmer
aubien3 benin 3aiisr Dem 8otidafter
6aroin9e ben ruIfii6sn 0ori9laa nit.
nbus brett auf gnslanos 8Oridlas 81
antrporten. Sc banbslt fi9 isbt nur
UNI bic untpidtige Grdee, tDel6er &e=
eierung bic gbre sufdlt, cine 26iuna
Der @4mierieteit, iiber bic i'm Yrincit
bereits entidieoen, a~r3ubieten.
Balour Iber BEN oro=
See=5all.
Soutb a m b tort, gnql., %
Oct. Miniter prdfioent 8alfou,
fpra9 beute Mbenb Dor elmer riet9en
0eriammlang in Der IrtiQerie=9 aae,
Sein grideinen auf Der Sribiine bill
bette ben Mnlab 3u ftiirmiiden Sod
rufen, bic fi9 misoer uno Tisoer er.
neuerten. Der Warquis bon Win'
DIETER fhbrte ben goriib.
Nadoem &eoner bic 6ofnuns aug
geipro9en, bic bsbauernsrpertbe Noro'
se- Srag6oie peroe, nadoem bic Sud
elmer Snternationalen @Ommiffior
iiberwieien, ni8t in 2ries enOen
ertldrte Der premier i'm 2aufe ieine'
anfprade es FIR unslaubmtirois. bal
cine Slider. 5lOtte feinolids Opera
tionen pornehmen f6nne uno er Der
ladts Die Soee zines SorpeoobOot=I n
critics.
Die ndaffen iapaniiden Griessi6iH
ieien IA, 900 Wsilsn entFsrnt. Di
Grsdbluns bes rufiiden @omirals ie
oas reinfte pbantaieftif.
Sie rufff9e 2esieruns babe su tel
nsr Stunoe ben @rnff Der 2riie unter
f6dbt Ooer etwas untsrlafen, INN f
gu miloern. @r freue td, oab 3uB
lamb nit England binfidtIi4 Der Notb
~wenoi9tsit elmer nnteriu9uns iiberein
ffimme.
6 sinner t dnbniB er3ieIi
>. 2onbon. %. DIT. gine Fl
frieoisenoe geilesung bes enslii9=ruI
fiden Streites lit errei9t. 0erf9is
bene @inselbsiten unb Gormalitdte
bleiben nod su erleoisen, aber Der go,
idlag, bic 4nselegsnbeit einem Unite,
iu&unSsseri8te gu iiberweifen, III ar
senommen.
Streitrage bur9 Elm
gemiidte 6 o nj m 10 n
entf4ieben.
IN. Gl-.: - =. T~A ~Ie o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-29
lake ERIE g. WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabr5e:t Der 3iise...
Abfabrt autuni
LoIsbo. Chicago uni yai4igau grpres~.t 7.l5 t1o.sJ
EoIebo. Detroit unb Chicago sim ......@12.2o s.26
Wt9isan Gitp, Muneis Il. safopettse pI-t 7.2o fIo.s6
toeIid t ausssnommeu sOnntaes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-04-06
Freight on Cantaloupes.

letter came to Cosgrove & Hanson
from }. Il. Baird. general freight agent
of the y. r. at st. Paul, Mimi. says the
kennewick Courier, which reads as fol
lows: Gentlemen-l.ast year We made
il rate on ctntaloupe-, carloads, from
Yakima valley points to st. Paul OF -
cents per loo lbs, minimum $4,000 lbs,
to the car. We understand that the
raising OF the Rocky Ford melon is
quite successful in Your valley. and that
there Is prospect of Il larger crop thi,
year We have looked the matter up
and | think We "ill be able to put rates
from Yakima valley to Chicago of 30
cents per 100 lbs; Pittsburg sl.0S: New
York. Philadelphia and Boston Sl25 per
100 BIS, same minimum as above. This
with a view OF increasing your markets.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-04-06
Fl. B. SCudder & co.
"a No. Second Street.
Chased Two Hoboes.

Shortly before 10 o'clock Saturday
night the clerk, in Differs store en-
gagged in a lively chase after Il couple
Of hObocs. The! were swearing and
raising Il disturbance in front OF the
store and threatening to demolish each
other viii Her, Walter Watkins and
John Otter concluded to arrest them
and turn them over to the police. They
went out for that purpose, but the no.
boes ran. The boys gave chase, follow
ing them as far as Shardlow's corner,
Police Judge Lynch, who was on the
street. also joining the pursuit The
hoboes got away, but the town is UNI
doubtedly safe from injury when citi.
zens show 50 much zeal in its protec-
ton. They would have been chasing
the hoboes vet had they not come across
a policeman and put him on the trail,
but the officer also failed to apprehend
the pair
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-04-06
The Union Gap Project.

The Herald made mention last week
OF the Union cap Irrigation company
which was organized By II. II. Lombard
and Frank Horsley to extend the Fow.
Ter ditch. Mr., Lombard states that en-.
gineers are now at work preparing the
plans and specifications OF the new pro.
ject and that the ditch will be extended
this season. The owners of the Fowler
ditch have been offered Il perpetual wat.
er right Tor their lands and the new
project will reclaim about 1000 acres
some $50 of which is owned by Lombard
y Horsley. Eventually. it j, expected
the ditch will be extended to reclaim
some fine land in the vicinity OF Parker
Bottom
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A Great Sensation.

There was a big sensation in Lees
vile, Ind, when W. II. Brown of that
place, who was expected to die, had his
life saved by DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. He writes: II endur-
ed insufferable agonies from Asthma,
but your New Discovery gave me i'm.
mediate relief and soon thereafter effect
ed complete cure" Similar cures of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Grip are numerous. It's the peerless
remedy for all throat and lung troubles
Price soc and Sl00. Guaranteed by c.
c. Case and North Yakima Drug store
Trial bottles free.
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Talk of a Big Block.

Il l. said the owners of the frame
buildings ON the south side OF Yakima
avenue betweru tine Sloan ana Shard-
low blocks are talking of putting in a
building to cover the entire space that
the frames now cover with ,ub~tan-
tial two--tory modern structure Moth
ing definite has yet been decided ON. but
it Is only "A question of time until a
rire will sweep that block and it Is
hoped the owners viii avert such a ca
lamity. An improvement Of that char
acter Is certainly desirable one on the
Avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-04-06
George S. Rankin Home.

Mr. Rankin is home from Maxwell.
Oregon, where be is working on his irri-
cation project, mention Of which has
already been made in The Herald He
says his engineers are at work making
the plans and specifications and that
the canal will be built this season. 1t
is the enlargement of a canal already
constructed and will reclaim some IA
600 acres OF land, most Of which is
owned by Mr.. Rankin and his asso-
ciates MaxwSD is to be the name of
the new town 90 be established There
are about IL miles Of new ditch to
build and Is miles OF laterals The
land will be sold at SEQ per acre with a
water right and Mr. Rankin SAYS there
is already a big demand for II. The
water is taken out OF the Cnatila
river and the new town is on the Ore
gon Short Line road Only six miles from
Umatilla junction Mr. Rankin viii
return there some time next week and
his many friend. lore hope be viii make
n fortune.
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Ruth Circle Social.

The above organization gave a pleas
ant social at Phillips hall last Friday
evening at which sine excellent music
was rendered. There were several songs
by quartdtte composed of Hrman
Crawford, Earl Greene, Virgil Dudley
and Shirley Parker, and piano selections
by Misses Crawford and Irish. Miss
Gertrude Reed also gave recitation
that is highly spoken of.