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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
PROTEST OF NEwspEALERs.

Under the auspices OF the NewsdeaIers' and Sta
TONERS Protective and Benevolent Association an
other meeting OF newsdealers was held in Union
Square Hall. No Union Square. last night 10
protest against any bill granting a corporation the
right to build kiosks on street corners" Accord
ing 70 the statement OF a prominent member. the
association contends that the right TO build such
klosks should not lie In the hards OF either the
Board OF Aldermen or a private corporation, as az
present contemplated II there are to be any
h ~ AZ All they should be under the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
c,rAIFn PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED

at the once OF the Coast and Ge2dsa5 9rSlIS 10 os
.-t 49, orared for building STEAM Ft.e 90
~ MOOD for the Coast and Geodetc SUI ~ - ps9a
-,, ,s--s- 4irtIlars. $50 feet Breadth - 49,
- FTod ~ feet Ga inches The rlghJ a. ,~ pilss
s-s,-r,srrfes and reject or az 1i-is sT-s-~
W ----fe-gtj10s apply 70 o. II. TlLIAiAlN.e n :.
,.5,t cost ard Cieodetic survey. Wasnns---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
--.zs Eos THE LAKE MICHIGAN

London. Feb H-The Canadian FsS So. ,licsigsn.
,,-.. Atlantic Line steamer Lake ~ sfa..
,bI-5 was in collision with the BrilSl Dunsss
terhorn on Friday last. is st aS,0I Ssavy wind :
ness IN me , sra y e. feared that tho vessel
blowing. ana II - A@'4
acme q wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

tfe enormous business enurely upon ueLlt-eHe
best goods baked IN the best manner.
It's bakeries are the cleanest; its workers the
most intelligent; its methods most exact
The floors IN the new bakeries OF the Ma
tional Biscuit Company sre as clean as your
dining table. Every baker wears spotiess
uniform; every girl a full length Over-dress.
Thu dressing rooms are furnished with
shower baths that would be In keeping with
ehe appointments OF first class gymnasium or
hotel.
Every arrangement about tie new building
shows practical interest in the comfort and
srslfare Of the work people
Cleanliness and purity-the carefulness OF the
National Biscuit Company has given these two
words a new meaning.
The water Is altered and the air is purified
Homelike cleanliness and scientific purity reign
supreme in these new bakeries.
pany. the bakers make their own weather.
Every breath OF air that enters the mixing
chamber IS screened to insure its purity, after
which science makes st bot or cold. moist or
dry. as the haker requires
The National Biscuit Company has increased
the buying power OF a nickel
n you want a snap say Zu Zu.
n you think Uneeda Biscuit the only good
thing mnde by the National Biscuit Company
you are much mistaken There are many
varieties OF Biscuit Crackers and Waters for
every taste and purpose.
Nabisco Sugar Wafers-a fairy CONNECTION
Favored with vanilla, lemon, orange, chocolate
or mint
II would make your mouth water 10 visit the
new building where Nabisco Sugar Waters are
made.
Oysterettes-the famous little oyster cracker
that shows 10 the world just how good an
oyster cracker can be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
Hotel Irving,
% GRANlERCY PAR

% GRANIERCY PARK.
has vacant few Beautifully furnished suites ~ 40
rooms and bath for S35 week up. Including neas -
TRANSIENT RATE So PER DAY EACH lnclll.s
Best resii entiaI and shopping district liz Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
CEALED PROPOSALS VII ~ Fl.

- osla4 At the Office OF the Ldsht-Etolse, ,f9r-a
7-,,nsirsviIe Y until u o. clock NJ - 5srfgsrnr
800 ana chen 0peued Tor furnishing ana ~. rsid
f4T ana provisions for vessels and sla-os Tuns 81
TI1sa District FOR the fiscal year enls rs.a
it5 a. --ris-cs with specifications. copies o. II al
vfrb biar< prouasals ard other inforrn3tloa ~
-, aDrIi~ation 10 Captain WM. NJ FULLER @
Tuar arrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
NEW IDEAS
AND METHODS
How the Art OF Baking Keeps
Step with Modern
Progress.
Nothing Too Delicious to Tempt
the Appetite. Nothing Too
Good to Satisfy It.

The National Biscuit Company has built up
sts enormous business entirely upon mer1t-the
best goods baked IN the best manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. y ~. -
- yvsshfr~ton February IS 1904 -SH;ALED i.-s-s
POSAIS viii be received ar this Office until = sni
noon March 10 fqtl4 f1r furnishing cast-iron psslry
specaIs f,r siphous. Forms specinca9s t1r,-3Y p.
~ fs~r,af1n NAV be obtained this once A-rr Il
~ VSC,r5 pI.ANT HENRY L. WEST. JOHN bA-'0
Commissioners. d q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Its bakeries are the cleanest; its workers the
most intelligent; its methods most exact
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
. eltreid's nngebIi d c

"-.w ,-oYMA.ltn q,a,etn,n~ m,,,,o,
u 0 M, 8. gpril. = Der -Wfoil6n-
Der ~Goriere bella Sera" brilet hic
bier pielbendtete WittbeiIlua, oob
Die Ditrcid)iihe Gegierling tbdtidblid
mtsacoebnte ariegsriilhmgen Dor
neblne. Gs ieiem 60 Sffi5iere ais
Nuartiermoder nod) Gottaro (Staot
i'm oItreid)iidJen &ouigreih Oalmu-
tien) obgereiit. Mit ben 9eiiscrn
5peier Srieitcr Sbeoter bGtten Die
Wilit0rbeb0rOcn iiber Die Inter
bringing bon Monnlhoften mo
Tferoen in Ben Sbeaterr1rmcn I'M
terbonolrngen gepflogen unb bic
Spebiteure boraltf oufmerfiam &C.
madt, BOB Die Giienbobnen Don 6.
Ipril an Observation-Disclosures nlebr
onnebmen.
Sieie Giiihmgell merbcn 10 oeoel.
tet. bob Seitreih iofort eltergiid eil-
g%reifen miro, iobnlb es am 9olfan
ST. einem Illfltano fomuncn ioate.
Die Gerbdltniiie IN Der Siirfei mo
@uleurien linb nid)t 10 roiigcr Mrt,
luie mar glnitben MAIDEN mill. Nll-
Berbem perirft Gnglanb I'M Sriiben
81 fiid)en. SeItreid wirb berbii.
bern, onB cine Hepolntion ocak WtGd)-
ten iiber ben appf fb6ddh GaiBIono
erbult ooDltrh ireie &olo lit Olt.
alien. OH sSreibnnbmdt,te iperoelt
Oeltreid paiiip onrin rulteritiiten,
Die Nl'bc 5i lpabren, hi.
Sn Yaris pe,rboftct.
9oris, 3. gprriill!.. 2gt.D9 0rum.
mono, Der friibere' G6ef bes Janierifa-
niiden 8eheimoienites, bat gelterll
aif cine &eouiiition bonn Stnats.
oeportement in @albington Ssiaaf
NebcnSabl aus &cfp.9orf unter- Der
Iltidruloigung Der ltnterid)laeung
perbaftet. g~teben5abi, Der friiber 9e-
triebsleiter Der .Grceliior Shirt
3d." in Hep.D orf mar, mo inn leb.
ten Wtoi perihmlnben. @s murbe be-
bolptet, DOB nab icinen 9iidcrn
$50, 600 i'm aniienbeItnno febltcn.
9rummono folgte gieben5obl nnd
@ien, Miinfcn, Berlin lilo Earis.
%. Earris. Der Siilfs.Gbef bes go.
riIcr @ebcimoienltes, ipnr 9rum.
monb bebiililih. Nebensobl mllrbc
suerit i'm v@rano Sotel" uno ipGter
in einem f%leii,en Samilienbotel, mo
er nerbaftet murbe. ermittelt; er or.
bot iif, irciipilig nnt, Nep.Dorf sl.
riid5ufebren. Sci ieiner Gerbaituna
bate or $50 i'm geiib; er ioate. er
hGtte bel Spcfitlotioncn in @oa.Str.
100000 perloren, 9is 5lm Gin.
louf Der Nopiere aus @aihinatpn
miro er bier binter Sdlob unb Nie:
gel gcbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

Stotionen pertpeiltcn, boben 9cicbl
crboltcn, iid ben SntereiienipbGren
bes aric9sibouplocs ipieoer 81 ma.
bern uno 5runddit llod) Siingtuu
Commencement Siuutl6ou) 5u bonl-
pfen, no lie iid nit Gem grpBeu
&rcn5cr nSunio" pcreirigen l%peroer,
I'M Damn NIT oieiem gcnleinlom ouf
Die Sabrt 81 geben.
Tuiitibes @ei1mabcr II
Siiabon.
Siiobon II, Eortngol, 3. gpril.
= @ier lit ein rliiiii6es @eihmaoer
eingctroffen.
~Sidsbnrg" ob BON Che.
mnlpo mad Sbon9boi.
@oibington, 9. g., 3. gpril.
- Cine 0cpeihe an bas SIottens0e.
portemcnt melbet, baB ons onlerifa-
nildc &rieasidiff v&ifsburg" pom
Gbenuulpo nod) Sbon9bai ubgtfoG.
rem lit. Gas omerifnniide &anonell-
boot uEolei9b" unb Scr &oblenbom.
pier uEompcp" iinb IN Gbcmulpo
5ltrilf9eblieben.
Soein 3. Ipril. = Che Gopis
tan Sreponm nit Den lleberlcbenbcn
bon ben 5eritorten rlliiiiden &riegs-
idiffen .Soriog" unb y8orieb" Die
Meitcrfobrt nod Sebaitopol ontrot,
mofte er Der ogiiociirtcn IreIic"
hinii6tli6 Der nSidsburg" -Nffoire
in G9emrtlpu Die folsenbe Mittbei-
lung:
n@ohrenb Der 9oll5en 3eit, meldbe
Die .Sidsburg" in GbemllIpp ltatio-
ntrt lpar, blieb ibr Captain fir Iid,
olcin. Gr nobnl an Ser Yrotcit.
Gonferen5, iuclhe Dem Sample porz
ollsaing, niht 3beil, ui,o Sipor ans
cent einfadcn 8rlinoc, peil CT nidt
eill9eldoen iuar. Nah Dem @efcdtc
ididte or lpie Die Mnoercn einen Mr,t
nit einem @oote aur Siilfeleiitung.
8as Den ltmitonb betrifft, bob cr
feline ruiiiihen Seeleute an 9oro Der
"Sldsburg" nobm, 10 ipar Dies I'M
notbig, unb es lit mcbr oils lpobr-
ifeinIid, BOB Captain Illoinclp, Scr
Die "@ariag" befebligte, i'm nid)t
ooritm erilld)t bate"
9ie bier 5u Gbren Ser llcbcrlebert-
Den bon Ser ~Garioe" unb n&oriet"
peronitolteten Scitlihfeiten ipllrocn
NIT aroben 9onfetts bcidIoiicn; oos
9anfett fir Die Sffiaierc ser Sdifie
fonb i'm Stobtbouie uno oos fir sic
Seelellte in Der 8olerne ltott. Nod)
Veenoiarng Der @anfetts .iullroen
Die @Gite inter Sofrufen oeS Gubli-
fnms NIT WiliifbegIeitung mad, Dem
0ampfer nHifolous" %csfortirt, ser
Nafntittags 4 llbr nod ScboItppoI
obbampfte.
3nriif mad Manila.
seoul 3. MpriI. = 9riaooc.
General $. :. Maert, omcrifonildcr
&riegSbeobod,ter bel 0en ioponiIhcn
Srippcn, itebt i'm geariff, Die Teile
ilod5 Wonilo oli5litreten.
8clbtranSport frciac.
geben.
SeouL 8. gpril. = Gin olli Dem
Wege nod ben omcrifoniifcn @olo.
bergtperfen bel llnian beiinoliher
TRANSPORT bon gemiimtcm @elb, Ser
bon ben 9eboroen iiibIih bon gniun
onfaebolten mar, lit frcigelolien ltuo
ole GrlaltbniB sum @eiteraeben CT.
tbcilt poroen. Die 9crgtperfs.@e.
Iellfoft erluortet. COB ibren Srons-
porten iueiter feline Sdpierigfciten
IN ben @eg eelegt merben.
Stein bes MnitoBes.
petersburg, 8. Npril.-Gine
bier aus Eofio eineetroffene 9epc,
ide, melde beridtet. oab MtiteIieocr
Der oortigen amerifaniifen @eiano..
idaft gelegentlif) oes anl 81. MGrj
IN Sofio geeebenen Gerrp-Y anfetts,
sur @eoahtuiBfeier res fiinf5isiten
Sabrestages Der llnterseif1nltig nes
Ycrrp : 8ertrngcs smiiden Sapan
unb ben Wereinigten Stnatem, entbi.-
iiaitiide Meoen gebalten baben, bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

mittbeilen. IS ipor niemoIs bcob.
iidtigt mnrbcn, Do6 oui ibr Munn-
idoftcn bci0rbcrt lueroell iollten iorl-
bern mr. @oggons, 2ofomotipen
lnb Shiercn iiir Die, monoidulriiNe
Sinie. Gics lit nit Grfolg belpsrf.
iteligt lporOen. Ser 3fpef ipor "5lbef-
fad)er Notur obne Ger5ug @ags
CONS 81 beifoiien uno Die Sobrbootc
bon ibrcr Sntricbiebung fir Die @c-
foroerung bon Mtonnifoften, lomie
Whulition frci5lllnllcn.
@enerol 2enoi6off erfldrt, ooB
Die Nod)ri6tcn bon DEM cpibenlil6cn
Nllftrcten ocs Sppbus rnb Der Ycit
inter Ocn Sruppcn oblollit g%rutolo3
moren. Iac SoriidtsmaBrceeln mer.
ben getrofien. Sober Yerionenipag.
9on, Der in Gbelpoicinsf, 0crube ollf
Der onocren Settle bcs llrol, eilitrifft,
miro nit 9olnpf ocsiniiSirt, Die
Wounidloften jerbolten 5lpet Wal nnl
Gage belize Habrnng iillb allf ollen
Stotionet giehti es nnheid)rdnftc
Nliontit1ten fod)enben MaIIers, I'M
iie in Den Stono 5lt ietcn, lid Sbcc
5l bcreitcn.
Hoh 9alnp gcihlcppt.
Sonbor. 3. Ipril. - Noh elmer
Gepcidc on Die oGrhonge Sclegropb
Company" aus petersburg lit Der
Grell5cr .Solorin" nud 9ulnp ge-
lhleppt lpprocn, no er reporirt pcr-
hen iou. Ser arei,5cr lit Dor cini9er
3eit IN EortArtblw ouf Gin perlore.
nes Sorpebo QcitoBen unb mllrbe ollf
ben 8runO gcleBt, INN ieineS infen,
mpourd) CT polltGnbig perlprcn NOR
ben mare, 5ll perbiiten.
aoblcn It otion genom.
petersburg, 3. gpril.-- 0ur6
Die llnterllldrung, mel6e Die Slut.
bringlulg zines bon Ghineien be-
monntcr, inter Der iaponiiben6log-
&c f%obrenoen uno nit Wilit1r 8or.
rGtben uno 2ebensntitteln beluoenen
Sfiffes ourd) b~ie9iuilen in Der NGbe
Der elliott Snleln 5itr Solge bate,
lit feitgciteat morhen, ouB Die 60
Dung fiir ioponiide Sruppen, meldc
tilr5lih oui Der Snicl Soipantoo
loubeten, beitimmt mar. 9ie Sniel
mar ben &uiien %ieiller 3eit sugleid
NIT Nort Irthnr obgetreten norben
llno ipnroe bon linen oils Goblen.
I%tntion benllbt.
G5ur i'm Gon5ert.
PETERSBURG, 3. glpril. - Der
Safer unb ole Wtit9lieoer Der foi=
ierliden Samilie mobntcn geltern
Mbenb cinem bon ollen Yetersburger
Mhliifcorps 9egcbcnen Mofien-Gon-
5ert bel. Sies ipor bos critic Mal,
bub Der &niier felt Ser ariegserflG-
rung Gin Sbeoter beiuhte. Sein Gr-
id)einen ricf n%ngebeuere 9cgeiite-
rlllg berpor. Sreimal iangen Die
Gon5ertbcind)er oas Rationollieo
itebel,b uno inn @ar5en ipltrbe es
mGbrenb bcs Ibcnos nellnmol mie-
oerbolt. Sier Soliiten puroen bonn
9aiier NIT llbrcn beibenft.
@robfiirIt Sergius lpobiltc geitern
Nad)mittog einem iebr erfolareiden
Erobeihieben nit ShneGieuer : sc.
ihiiben in Dem Eoofop'iden etablii-
"ienlellt bel.
Ger ibottiihe Sngenieur @il1riit,
nnter bellen 2eitlng Die ruliiiben
arieasidiffe in Eort @rtbur reparirt
lpnroen, lit bier ein%getrpffen. gr per-
lieB Hort Nrtbllr nit Dem feierliten
8eripred)en, iiber Maes, mos er bort
IN G~rfobrnng gebrobt bat, Stia-
ifpeigen 81 beobahten, nno Iebnte
ocsbalb ob, iraelo pelde Wittbei-
llngelt 5i MAIDEN.
gefeble on beutde &reu<
Berlin, 3. s(pril. - Die Tail-
3erfrel5er .1iirIt Vismord" nno
rSert6n," mcld)e gum oeutlden oft
olintiid,en 8reiisergeIdpaoer geb6.
rem lln0 i'm Mar3 aiif iiiod)ineIiIhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
3m. 8ecker.
reaitrirter oenti4rr alrat, a0.idhriaeh araris

rsstFr'rter eentfAfr slrst, 50.tahriseA eraris.
ten; Seiit it ~thr5eiter Seii Spebtiis, siustGiea.
Mals' uno Wtulo.stranfbcifen, s~lusiIiiiie ieSer
ari sirltfuss, HslntisleRer pcreafs: sSdabadbe
S.ffiee IN Or. geder's anatonliider, Mi,9eum..
Ky. US. CM.Vattuaore .Strnse. Spr, Nffilitbci,.
pom . ubr Winraens bis 10 ltbr gbenSS: Gon,is
taes iine bon 9 tlbr bis 10 llbr abenSs.
.. e. ~. Weder's Ha ~ BELT unfeblbac
feoem Ni!stlIB Gonfultation rel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04

bier nit &iidli6t ollf Br1iiocnt
H~ooIepelt'S Troflanlotion, in Der CT,
alien Negicrlmgsbcomten oie iterng-
ltc N%eiitrolitot IN @ort rinb 9tebe
al1befieblt, @eronloiiuug 81 piclcn
Gommertoren eegcben.
3ollomt geidIoiicn.t
T1a0ibpl It of, 3. Mpril.-3m6l
Der bieligcn 3ollbcomten linb bon
bier nod) Srfutsf pcriett lporoen.
9ieS lit Der erite Sdyritt in Der hid.
tll1g, Dos bielige 3ollon1t 5l iblie-
BEN, fueil sic Sonoelsonsii6tcn bier
lid in Splge bcS 8rieges 10 ihlcd)t
geItoltet haben.
Sier miro erlportet, boB @lnbipos
ltod nod bem Gnoc bcs aric9es 5uiu
Srcibafelt crfl1rt merocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
90. q optic

90. aoptteL.
- er bonibare gidIer bate fein
- 9eripreden redtf6aff.n err
G flint, unb paul Rtitis. bate
sssrinbsts Vs!anlafuns, ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-04
Vrcic
Silccr

dus9atten :Sbr tpuet, mas Oas bebeu.
tst. Cine sple Sammluns gratis fir
60 3rcpbtcs.g coupons.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23

tlesey is also the possessor of pro
nounced artistic talents and magnetic
force.
He received his first stage training
under the guidance of that master of
stage craft, David Belasco, and in the
past few years was associated with
many notable stars, among whom may
be mentioned Ada Rehan, Julia Arthur,
Henrietta Crossman, Margaret Mather,
f. H. Sothern, Wilton Lackaye, Nat
Goodwin and Florence Roberts. the
work of the young actor in the COM
panies of these artists, attracted imme-
date attention from the press and pub
lie and predictions were made that
White Whittlesey would soon occupy
high position on the American stage.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
State Teachers Examination.

Office of Superintendent of Public In
1904.
There will be a special meeting of the
State Board of Education held in the
city of Spokane, state of Washington
beginning at 0 a. m, December 2s 1904
for the purpose of holding a state exam
nation of teachers and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may law
fully come before the Board.
The program of examination is as fol
lows:
Wednesday, Dec, rs, 1904, a. Mills
tory of Education; Geometry. p M
General History; Civics.
Thursday, Dec. 20, 1904, a. m.-Book
keeping; Geology, P. M.-Zoology; Bot
any.
Friady, Dec. 80. 1904, a. m.-Pshy-
chology; Rhetoric.
All applicants will be expected to fur
nish their own stationery.
f. B. BRYAN,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
We Own and Have for Sale

4S0 acres fine grain land in small
crop; one third crop to be delivered al
station to purchaser of place.
2300 acres in Glade country on easy
terms, part crop payment, So per acre;
fine fruit and dairy ranch, 2 miles from
town; very conveniently located
20-acre tract, ten acres orchard, ter
acres meadow, house, barn and out
buildings complete; handy to town
Produced 1000 boxes apples this year
A snap. 5000 per acre.
A home guaranteed to pay rental OF
10 per cent on investment, l0h acres
lh miles from town; 5000 worth Of
improvements; only $l7OO.
NESsLY INVESTMENT CO.,
Prosser hotel, Prosser, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
Obituary.

Mary Elizabeth Gragos was born il
the state of Indiana, April, 5, 1880, and
died in Dixie, Wash, Nov. II, 1901. at
the age of "a years, months and
days.
When but a girl of eight or ten years
she was converted to God and Joined
the Methodist Episcopal church. OF
which she has ever since continued i
member. One June Sth, 1855, in the
state of Indiana, she was married tC
Silas E. Speer.
To them were born eleven children, OF
whom eight still survive.
For twenty-five years Mrs. Speer has
been greatly afflicted with a compiled
ton of troubles, embracing asthma
bronchitis and heart disease, and in con
sequence the family has made many
changes of location in quest of health
for mother, residing variously at NORTH
Yakima, Puyallup, College Place, etc,
Last December the family moved tC
Dixie, Wash, wnere they have since re
sided.
At about 10 o'clock on the morning Of
Nov. 18th, while in the act of praying
for her children. suddenly the messenger
came and called her home.
The funeral was conducted Nov. 18th
in the Methodist Episcopal church, by
the pastor, VIM. DeWeese, assisted by
Rev. George Clancy of the Baptist
church
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23
White Whittlesey.

Local theater goers are greatly inter
ested in the first appearance in the city
of the young romantic actor, White
Whitlesey, who opens an engagement at
the Larson opera house, for one night
only, next Thursday evening in the fam
Gus romantic play, Soldiers of For
tune" supported by specially selected
company and with an entirely new seen
ic production.
White Whittlesey is one of the few
romantic actors on the stage today who
is youthful, the majority of the roman
tic actors being well on in years. En-
dowed by nature with a commanding
physique and handsome features, Whit
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. jacobson and baby
left Tuesday morning for an extended
visit to Westfield, Wisconsin. They will
be gone for several months, and may not
return to North Yakima until near the
first of next August, when Mr.. jacobson
assumes the duties of the position of
county school superintendent, to which
office he was recently elected. They will
visit in Wisconsin with Mrs. Jacobson's
parents. Their ranch in the Matches
valley has been rented for a year to G.
R. Byrd.
The first social to be given by the
Commercial club during the coming sea-
son will be on tine first Friday evening
in December, the second day of the
month. Following that event the socials
will be given fortnightly, on the first and
third Fridays in each moth The amuse-
ments for the first social will include
cards from $3.50 to 10, and dancing
HUH ~ W IL. lhNltaliols VIII ne W
card, each member being entitled to in
vite one friend
Mrs. Margaret Dooley of Mob Hill
died last Friday of complication of
diseases incidental to old age. she being
past "a years of age. The funeral was
held last Saturday, and the remains laid
to rest in Tahoma cemetery.
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WANTED-Special representative in
this county and adjoining territories to
represent an old established business
house of solid financial standing. Sal
airy S2l weekly, with expenses, advanced
each Monday by check direc. fl IN
headquarters. Horse and buggy furn-
ished when necessary; position perma-
nent. Address Blew Bros. & Co. Dept
A, Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
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WEDNESDAY. NOV. 90. 1904
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

'eorSe FINN OF frOSSer was III TOWN
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Beasley are visit
ing on the Sound for acouple of weeks.
Walter Tuesley spent Thursday and
Friday of last week in Seattle on bust
ness.
County Surveyor Emerson of Kittitas
county was business visitor here last
week
Col. T. H. Bryan of San Diego, Calf,
is visiting the family of P. j. Flint for
a few days.
G. H. Human was in Kiona a portion
of last week on business connected with
the land office.
+. M. Gilbert, a merchant of Portland,
Or, visited the city the latter part of
last week on business
P. f, Harris, cashier of the new First
National Bank of Prosser. was a county
seat visitor last Friday.
Editor f. L. Boardman came up from
Prosser on business last Friday, re-
turning on the same evening.
Judge Rudkin held brief term of sup
erior court in Ellensburg last week, and
returned home Friday evening
George Barnett of Cnehalis, recently
arrived here and has taken position as
night clerk in the Hotel Bartholet.
w. A. Bell returned Friday night from
Tacoma, where he mad been attending
the state convention of hardware men.
John Sinclair departed last week for
Victoria, B. c., and from there intends
to 90 to California to spend the remain
der of the winter.
Earl Barnes and w. H. Patterson re-
turned last Friday from successful
,oose hunt in the Horse Heaven, They
'cured twenty-six geese
large number attended the oyster
s'per given by the ladies' aid society
othe Methodist church at the home of
Nj j. f. Shannon on Mob Hill last
Thsday night.
SEE the first day of July last four
humid Yakima county hunters have
takeout license to shoot game in ac-
cordae with the state game laws, the
fee foach license being 81.
Missrace Hickok of North Yakima
a trail nurse, is the lady's name in
charge Frank Nelson, who has had a
spell oi'phoid fever. the patient is
rapidly DECENTRALIZATION Chronicle
Walter Reed is having plans pre-
pared foIfne residence to cost in the
neighborhtof $500 to be erected in
the near re on the pretty two acre
tract ownby MIN just inside the
northwest limits.
Mrs. HeiHearst, sister of Virgil
Sires, accomed by her son arrived
recently froiiillow Lake, South Da-
kota. Mr.. Heaill come in a efw days
and it is the tion of the family to
permanently Il in this vicinity.
Marble brosveyors, last Friday
commenced ament proceedings
against Geo Drguson, suit being
brought to connie payment of a
claim amounting for services rem
dered in surveyii ID for defendant.
Last Friday an was issued ap.
pointing R. F. Ayeill Everett and
w. C. Smith apprais tine estate of
r. F. Pedget' ueee"d also another
order was hiaue ing the same
parties appraisers OF state of Ida
J. NJ. stransz, decease
n. j. Beckner has ] ed a half.
interest in the Indepei nd Port
land group of mines IN yauk dis.
trict. and with D. R. HI no owns
the remainder of the s'o install
modern maeh'he,! .on,s repara-
ton for the heN' aen it
is hoped to uncover 'very
rich ore.
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Finest in the city-Jackson' tonsoria
parlors, Yakima avenue. Shaving, hair
cutting, shampooing and baths. Special
attention given to children's hair
cutting. eff
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Somebody will get a $500 house and
lot free at Coffin Bros department store
on January LIST, 1904