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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1902

Page

4

Local notes include marriages, arrivals and moves in Yakima

C M Naff of Spokesman Review is in Yakima for a few days. Homer Place and Miss Etta Boyd wed by Justice Taggard last Wednesday. Dr B L Baker and wife visit Seattle for Mrs Baker’s health. Mrs John Michels travels from Ellensburg to Minnesota for two months. Wilbur Martin from Oakland City intends to settle and farm in Yakima valley. George Wilson and Frank Jones shipped to Spokane for liquor trials. Hough bank vault moved to Prosser, now a store or office space. David Wheeler cleans city parks. Yakima Milling elevator construction starts. foundation done, rest to follow with lumber. Ed Gunn offers city views with 6x8 camera. Bartholet hotel lobby gains a large business directory. Canal four miles complete. water to run soon per E C Burlingame. Perry Dunning still bedbound with spinal injuries. William Ray from Crookston builds a $5,000 Nob Hill residence with barn. Clark couple rent D R Farquhar building. new business venture with Fell of Seattle. McConnell signs large artwork on Cadwell block. Merwin & Hazel sign boards for Lombard & Horsley Big 4 barber Yakima Tea Co. Thompson couple from Harrison Idaho register at Bartholet. George Holmes to Seattle then California for potato buying. Sister of N S Johnson dies in Richmond VA. Tom Lahar out sick with erysipelas. St Paul and Tacoma Lumber yard fenced. Bacome plans Seattle move into new business. Birth announcement and local mining interest noted. Smallpox quarantines two families. pest house has two cases. Sloan building foundation begun.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Featured In Ad Blend

An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal cure for sores burns bruises and skin diseases with a testimonial from A S Fuller claiming full recovery of a gunshot wound. It also includes a sensational line about a marriage and a brief plug for Foley's Kidney Cure from North Yakima Drug Store managed by A D Sloan.

DeWitt DeWitt’s A. S. Fuller Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan State Electro-Medical Institute Seattle

Accompaniment Guarantee on Pianos Sold

A five year accompaniment to every piano purchase showcases the vendor's confidence in these instruments and highlights a superb lot of pianos on display.

UPRIGHT PIANOS SELL ACROSS FACTORIES AT FINE PRICES

High class upright pianos from various factories feature exquisite tone and appealing appearance with prices ranging from 250 to 750 dollars.

One Minute Cough Cure Promoted As Safe Quick Remedy

An advertisement urges use of One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with a testimonial from Postmaster C O Dawson of Barr Illinois. The piece also humorously notes an elderly spinster fearing turning forty and a light exchange about a 40th birthday.

C. O. Dawson Barr

DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Endorsement Ad

Claim stresses danger of neglecting biliousness and constipation and promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a cure. Testimonial from M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan praises the pills as most satisfactory, noting they never gripe or cause nausea. Yellow Drug Store is listed.

DeWitt M. B. Smith Butternut, Mich Yellow Drug Store

Boston Barber Regulations Set By Health Board

A Boston dispatch dated May 5 1900 reports new Boston Board of Health rules for barber shops. Mugs shaving brushes and razors must be sterilized after each use a new clean towel for every client. A blood stopping material is to be used only in powder form on a towel. Powder puffs are prohibited. Herpicide antiseptic is noted as safe when used after shaving.

Boston N. Y. Sun Boston Board of Health Newbro

Reduced Rates to Hot Springs for Round Trip

The agency advertises a limited 30 day sale from S. M. Meeks for a round trip to Hot Springs priced at 4 dollars.

Hot Springs S. M. Meeks

Dressed to Kill Or So It Seem

Comic exchange on a masked car thief with fur coat and leather cap contrasts with vintage ad blurbs. Foley's Honey and Tar touted as cough remedy. North Yakima Drug Store and Goldman’s Seattle appear in scattered lines. The piece blends humor, medicine, and retail chatter.

Church Gotham

Private Diseases and Their Dreadful Effects on Men

The article lists numerous sexual and reproductive health defects like gonorrhoea syphilis hydrocele varicocele and related troubles affecting young to old men. It warns of early indiscretions causing weakness nervous instability night emissions and exhausted drains.

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Charter Oil Co Board OF Directors George A. Libby James A. Williamson Thomas Carroll R. Lee Purdin Edwin R. Ray A. A. Mulis Tacoma Wash Tacoma, Wash Bakerfield, Cal ElLeassure, Wasa Famous Queen Oil Company Sunset District Kern County California Queen Jewett & Klodgett Company Santa Fe Railroad Bakerfield Sunset City E. E. James Eastern Washington Ellensburg C. M. Naff Spokesman-Review Homer C. Place Etta M Boyd J. A. Taggard B. L. Baker John Michels Minnesota Wilbur Martin Oakland City Ind Yakima Valley George Wilson Frank Jones Spokane U. S Felix M. Pugh George S. Hough Banke Prosser Bank David Wheeler Yakima Milling Company Ed Gunn Robert Smith Bartholet Hotel Merwin & Hazel E. C. Burlingame the Sound Perry M. Dunning William Ray Crookston Minn Miles Cannon W. T. Stewart Nob Hill Charles A. Clark D. R. Farquhar Second Street Charles B. McConnell Cadwell Block E. F. Crocker Lombard & Horsley Big 4 Yakima Tea Company H. O. Thompson Harrison Idaho Bartholet George Holmes A. F. Diteman Ellora L. White Los Angeles Cal George Davis N.S. Johnson Yakima Hotel Lucy Johnson Richmond Tom Lahar St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company M. W. Bacome A. L. Dilly J. Banks Yakima Hazel Saver John Suver P. J. Lynch Our City Lynch Fish Lake Northwest Earl Watt North Bend B.C Mr. Cline Mr. Watt Thomas J. Hefling Ft. Simcoe A. C. Coburn C. W. Smith Selah Kennewick Courier T. G. Brown Minneapolis Robert Cameron West Avenue Sloan Building the Bonbonier X2eim Avenue Brooklyn Bridge Liz North Second St S. Arendt Mgr A.B. Pearson Miller Grocer North N. B Julia Board of Health Goldman's
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