Slavery’s Minstrels Present Grand Watermelon Spectacle
W. FE. Nankeville's Slavery’s Minstrels touts a fully equipped program with scenic settings. The Evolution of the Watermelon claims to be the most dazzling minstrelsy spectacle, complemented by Moonlight in Dixie with twenty artists. Produced under Jimmy Wall supervision, the show runs Wednesday, December 7.
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W. FE. Nankeville
Slaverly’s Minstrels
Dixie
Southland
Jimmy Wall
The Princess Chic Comes to Town December 12
The Kirk La Shelle Comic Opera Company has attracted wide popularity with The Princess Chic. Having played major cities from Montreal to Los Angeles, the company is praised for high standards of performance as Manager Fournier announces a December 12 presentation.
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Kirk la Shelle Comic Opera Company
United States
Canada
Montreal
Los Angeles
Swedish American comedy Yon Yonson to play at Yaki ma
Little Margaret Fields and Florence Hall, under Manager P J Kennedy, secure two sprightly performers for the Yon Yonson company. Both sing and dance, with Miss Hall to play the mischief making lad in the seasonal tour. The show arrives at the Yaki ma theatre Friday the 9th.
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Margaret Fields
Florence Hall
P. J. Kennedy
Yon Yonsen
Yakima Theatre
Miss Hall
Yon Yonson
Washington Central Railway Incorporation Filed
Dispatches from Chehalis report the Washington Central Railway Company has filed articles with the auditor. Capital stock is 500000 dollars. Centralia is the principal place of business. Incorporators are G K Long D S Bayles and L E Crouch of Portland. The aim is to build and operate railway and telegraph lines from near Gray's Harbor to Priest Rapids through Chehalis Thurston Lewis and Yakima counties, with a five mile branch from southeast of Centralia along Hanford and Packwood creeks in Lewis county.
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Chehalis
Washington Central Railway Company
Centralia
G. KE. Long
Bayles
L. E. Crouch
Portland
Gray’s Harbor
Grays Harbor
Priest Rapids
Yakima County
Thurston
Lewis and
Yakima
Hanford and
Packwood Creeks
Lewis County
Local Notices From Coffin Bros and Hats Millinery
Pianos tuned by H W Hoffman at 180 So Seventh St with phone 654. Dr Hall the veterinarian reachable by phone 1735 or at 102 South Selah Ave. Our dry goods department led by J N Hatfield grows popular. Coffin Bros promises a $500 house and lot prize on January 1 1904. Street hats at H H Schott Millinery.
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H. W. Hoffman
Seventh Street
J. N. Hatfield
Coffin Bros
Coffin Bros.’ Department Store
Time of life cure allays fear with Favorite Prescription
A periodical notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for change of life in women. It claims health and cheer, erases pains, and cites testimonials from women like Lizzie A. Bowman who report improved daily function after four bottles.
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Lizzie A. Bowman
New Matamoras
Washington Co
Ohio
Sugar beet factory drive gains farmer pledges in Yakima region
Promoters backed by the Yakima Commercial club press for 4 000 acres of contracts to justify building a sugar beet factory to serve North Yakima and surrounding counties. Meetings at Holland schoolhouse and efforts by Moxee and Prosser residents yield signed pledges as freight rates and seed pricing entice growers.
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Yakima Commercial Club
Holland
Moxee
Edward Whitson
Prof. Barge
D. A. Fechter
A. B. Weed
H. B. Scudder
Northern Pacific
Ellensburg
Pasco
Yakima
Prein
Kittitas
Prosser Bulletin
North
M. Stone
Jackson
Mich
North Yakima
Prosser
Mr. Stone
Stone
Michigan
Prosser and nearby towns show growth amid travel and business
Yakima visitors from FE. S. Price Dr H Wells Harold Thompson and Miss Mabel Chisholm spent time in the area. New road open to Hayden field and Linthicum road slated for spring rebuild. Prosser sees brick building plans on Mead Avenue by Frank and S Jackson of North Yakima. The 25 by 60 foot lot bought for 500 dollars from Nelson Rich. Residents note county surveys and ongoing business moves including a bowling alley relocation. Stray black gelding reported to Herald office.
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Estopia
Pasco
C. D. Hauser
Jessie Morrison
J. W. Morrison
Wide Hallow
Prosser
Mead Avenue
Taylor
Frank
8. Jackson
North Yakima
Miles Cannon
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Will Forbes
Yakima
Mabton Chronicle
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Cyoung Brothers
Haverly’s Minstrels
the Princess Chic
Sophie Brandt
Dot Williams
H. H. Schott Millinery Department
Kittitastas County
The
Yakima Hardware Company
Herald Office
A. J. Koreski & Co
S. Second St
Pfesctnons
Fred Ganege, Drogo
Orien Miller
A. J. Shaw
A. L. Flint
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel Yakima
A. Schindeler
Yakima Aw
F. W. Williams
Manhattan Ave
New York
C.H. Hinman
State of Washington
Herman Luithlen
Ida Luithlen
H. V. Luithlen
James C. Cull
Washington
H. V. Lourruies
Yellowstone Park Line
North Coast Limited
Twin City Express
Pacific Express
Bettington Train
Orrick
A. D. Chariton
A.G
Meeks
Portland, Ore
Superior Court
County of
William B. Cole
Weed Building
City of
County of Yakima
K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second Street
Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Anp
Yakima National Bank Bld
Logan H. Roberts
Mcaulay & Meigs, Attorneys AT Law Notaries Public
Ditter Block
Wash
C. R. Edwards
Charlotte Strum
Edwards & Strum
Sloan Bldg
Frederick M. Rossiter, M. D
Yakima Nat's Bank Bldg
South Fourth Street
Rush McNair
Yakima National Bank
Natchez Avenue
Clegg
N. Natchez
W. H. Carver
Ofice
South Second Street
Thos. H. Rutter
Bradshaw Veterinary Infirmary
Melbourne
Australia
N. Y. Lincoln Cavalry
Royal Horse Bazaar
Veterinary Science Association
Case’s Drug Store
Second St
C J. Lynch
M. D
Dutter
Natchez Avenue South
Wells & Gordon, Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Block
N. Natchez Ave
David Rosser
Janeck’s
Chestnut
Pension Board
P. Frank
First National Bank
DR. Owens-Adair
Corner Second and
D. T. A. Birtch
E. Banks
Schintoler's 8 Jewelry Store
Yakima Avenue
Yakim
A G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
F. Cc. F. Heimbaugh
Ahtanum Avenue
Duncan
Utario Veteri Pratab
Owi
Yerima
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