Dental Office Notice in North Yakima Ad
Office at South Second street corner Second and Chestnut offers special attention to fevers and diseases of women and children and confinement and surgical cases. Porcelain and gold crowns and bridges specialty. Over McDonald's phone 1121 626 Weed Block Yakima Avenue North Yakima Wash
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Ditter Block
North Yakima, Wash
First National Bank
Duter
Natchez Avenue South
South Second Street
Corner Second and
Chestnut
New Sloan Block
Yakima Drug Store
First Street
McDonald's
Yakima Avenue
Lemon Wins Yakima Gun Club Medal at 1908 Sight Shoot
W L Lemon, Yakima postmaster, defeated Champion George Stacy to seize the Yakima Gun Club medal in a handicap shoot. The event saw strong showings from Stacy, Barnes, Bell, and Pennington as teams competed, while Mignerey & Cousins announced four carloads of Yakima Barbanks shipping to the Klondyke region for Dawson shipment with freight at about six cents per pound.
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George Stacy
Yakima
W.L. Lemon
Lemon
Yakima Valley
Eevee Barnes
Sito Ss. Scce Ees
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BION
Sora
Tsa
Pisce Sa Etart
Ss Tein
Pennington Paes Bal
Citta
A. H. Cousins
Mignerey & Cousins
Seattle
Yakima Barbanks
Klondyke
Dawson
Poole and Fechter Seek Land Deals in Southern California
Arthur E Poole who left town with his family on a pleasure trip to southern California about three weeks ago shows interest in land near Imperial. He has bought one section and is negotiating for another tract in a letter to his brother. Ex Mayor Fechter, now with partner Poole, is investigating several propositions.
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Arthur E. Poole
California
Imperial
O. A. Fechter
Mr. Poole
Beaty Bros to Exhibit First Class Moving Pictures at Larson’s
Beaty Bros moving picture men will show at Larson's theatre Friday night May 1 1 presenting fifty thousand latest colored moving pictures that do not quiver or blur with illustrated songs sung by Prof H W Hadley baritone aided by pianist Charles Langdon. Admission 25 35 50 cents.
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Beaty Bros. Kings of
Moving Picture
Larson’s
Beaty Bros
H. W. Hadley
America
Charles Langdon
Land Offer Fails to Entice Emigrants for Sagebrush or Irrigated Plots
An offer of 400 dollars per acre for irrigated land or 60 dollars per acre for barren sagebrush ground appears unattractive to the typical emigrant, according to observers.
Gratitude Note From Palmer to Local Sisters and Hospitals
A reader from Palmer Washington sends thanks to the Sisters of St Elizabeths Hospital and Dr Lynch for care of a sister wintering in North Yakima. The letter also thanks the Sisters of St Joseph's Academy. It includes travel details for a 1903 round trip from Los Angeles to various northern routes with set rates and final limit July 15.
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Horror Herard
Yakima
Sisters of St. Elizabeths’ Hospital
Lynch
Sisters of St. Joseph’s Academy
Los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Sunset
San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific Coast Steamship Co’s
The Way of The Woman On A Streetcar
A streetcar encounter describes a woman handling a satchel and purse in a ritual sequence exchanging a dime for a nickel with the conductor. She then repeats a curious pattern with the satchel and purse and checks her appearance, finishing with self assurance.
Electric Bitters Save a Dying Man
John Oliver of Philadelphia tells how electric bitters revived him after doctors gave up. He suffered jaundiced skin, sunken eyes, coated tongue and back pain, and credits the remedy for a full recovery after three weeks. Sold for 50 cents at druggists.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Thoughtful Man Helps Wife with New Life Pills
4 Thoughtful Man M M Austin of Winchester Indiana aided his wife with stomach and liver troubles by using Dr. King's New Life Pills. She found relief at once and was finally cured. Pills cost only 5 cents at all drug stores. Monument humor ends with widow recalling the husband’s happiness.
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M.M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Conflicting Opinions On Yakima Valley Hotel Business This Spring
Mrs. N. Johnson of the Yakima hotel asserts travel and business are markedly up this spring compared with last year. She credits regional prosperity and valley growth, with travelers praising the Evergreen state. In contrast M. B. Miles of the Bartholet hotel says immigration is only about half of last year, blaming high farm land values for reduced travel.
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N. 8. Johnson
Yakima
HeraLo
Johnson
Yakima Valley
M. B. Miles
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old ad style note touts Bucklen’s Amica Salve as the best cure for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers eruptions and piles. It is sold for 25 cents with a satisfaction guarantee by all druggists in a brisk, humorous newspaper voice.
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Bucklen
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Offers No Cure
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with a plainly printed formula claiming it is iron and quinine. The slogan no cure, no pay is shown, price 50 cents. In a death notice Mrs Jones mourns her husband with deep sorrow and mentions her hair turning black.
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Grove
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Mc Ulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
Agree & Allen
LAW
Miller Block
Mase’ & Hicks
North Yakime Wash
C J. Lynch
M.D
H Rk. Wells, M. D
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Kershaw Block
David Rosser
Ofice
Janneck's
Pension Board
Krank
DR. Owens-Adair
H M. Brock
H. H. Hoffman
J . E. Banks
Schindeler
North
G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
C H. Hinman
W. Lank Keley
B. N. Sigmund
Vinton & Reese
Myers & CO
THE
Yakima Herald
Orlin
Stacy Sitton
Dee
Bell
Lemon Walker Fisher Walker
Pennington
Campbell
Barnes
Alaska
Palmer, Washington
Presbyterian General Assembly
Burlingame
U. S
Yakima ‘V
H. B. Sgudder & GO
N. Second St
North Yakima
Just
ANC
Ludwig
Claude Briggs
Clogg
Biggs
Diggs
Thoughtful Man
Atlanta Constitution
Postal
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
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