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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
9
Assistant Attorney General E B C Macdonald advised County Treasurer A S Coates that property in private ownership on March 1 1907 must be assessed for taxes even if bought by the United States in May. If owned March 1 it should appear on the 1907 rolls. federal payment or lien remains possible.
Sunnyside Republican notes Mr McKiver’s thirty five year career in grading and contracting. He started on the Canadian Pacific railway and the Great Northern at Devil’s Lake North Dakota, later building four miles of the North Bank road with substantial cuts. Headquarters are in North Yakima with outfits for rail and street work.
Commander Bull reports Ballard encampment as the department's most successful and profitable yet. W. H. Mock of Bellingham led candidates for incoming department commander and was unanimously elected at the roundup. Bull presented Meade post invitation to the attendees.
A nostalgic note on Dr. King's New Life Pills praised as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and keep bowels right. Available for 25 cents at C. C. Case's Drug Store.
The Supreme Court reverses the verdict against Morris Pienick who was found guilty of arson in a May 20 1905 fire at the Famous clothing store in the Wilson block East Yakima Avenue. He faced a ten year sentence at Walla Walla penitentiary and has been in county jail since the 1905 trial.
A watchman's neglect caused a Great North Sea dyke breach devastating a Dutch province. Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Me recounts a near-fatal lung inflammation from a neglected cold, saved by Dr King's New Discovery. He praises it as the best cough and cold cure available at C. C. Case's drug store with trial bottles free.
A party of San Francisco tourists with many cameras toured the Yakima Valley, taking numerous landscape views and city scenes over Sunday and Monday. The photographers included CC. A. Maud, Mrs. C. A. Maud, and Miss Maud, who stopped at Yakima and departed Monday afternoon.
A drug ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills awaken a torpid liver and unblock bowels. It states the pills prevent appendicitis and tone the system. Sold for 25c at C. C. Case's drug store. K-7
Citizens of the upper Moxee announce a grand Fourth of July celebration with games and sports, meals in the new hall, band music, an orchestra concert at a grand ball, a large fireworks display, and an invitation for all to attend and participate.
Coffin Bros offers hammocks cots and camp stools at the lowest prices in town with special bargains likely to attract buyers seeking outdoor gear and camping supplies.
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York aged 85 reports a life long leg sore healed by Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as a world healer of sores burns cuts wounds and piles. The ad notes a 25 cent price and druggist guarantee by C C Case. Also lists Paris Green 30c per pound Coffin Bros items and Coffin Bros offerings for roofing and stair stained ebi ies and Chinese Matting Rugs 50c each.
Boise June 29 Detective Morris Fried man former Pinkerton spy testified for Haywood detailing Pinkerton operatives infiltrating Western Federation of Miners unions in Colorado and Telluride. He identified operatives and described forged reports and payments while noting ongoing readings and future evidence.
An advertisement claims Mi o na strengthens the stomach and digestive system and relieves anxiety insomnia pain after meals. It promises quick recovery of appetite and heartburn with a money back guarantee carried by C C Case for every 50c box.
Walter D. McGinnis Wiley Mc Ginnis Jim Parker J E Darnell and Andy Smith were sentenced to four years in the penitentiary at Walla Walla by Judge H B Rigg after pleading guilty to entering box cars under the new law. They were confined at the pleasure of the board of control.
The crime occurred before the new law, and the men were arraigned again with sentences set for years to serve. Other gang members were released on recognizance after a preliminary hearing before Justice J A Taggard and likely will be discharged at the superior court due to weak evidence. Women of the gang were released earlier and face no further arraignment as evidence shows little involvement.
A Nashua Iowa man touts Foley's Honey and Tar as superior for coughs colds and lung troubles. He credits two doctors and multiple remedies before trying it and notes two thirds of a bottle cured him. Sloan's Drug Store distributes the product.
A Scientific American note reports Cuba exported about 256 738 029 Havana cigars last year with the United States buying 79 483 125 and England 92 459 687. Germany and France bought smaller amounts while most tobacco leaves and Cuban cigarettes go elsewhere.
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says doctors failed for years with kidney trouble but Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief and cured her. The remedy is advertised as cleansing diseased kidneys to purify the blood and is sold at Sloan's drug store.
Hops range 10c to 30c per lb. Potatoes 12 to 25 dollars per ton. Timothy 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Timothy and clover 9 to 11 dollars per ton. Alfalfa 7 to 9 dollars per ton. Fruit varies by quality. apples 1.25 per box, pears 1.00, peaches 50c, apricots 40c, plums 35c per box. Cherries 1s per pound? Strawberries 3.00 per crate.
Mrs. E. H. Brunson of Dublin Georgia praises Electric Bitters claiming the tonic keeps her energetic at 82. The ad says the remedy treats dyspepsia liver and kidney issues and promises relief after a reasonable time. Guaranteed by C C Case druggist priced at 50 cents.
The Yakima hotel grill room switches to the European plan after a Monday change. New management promises upgrades to the grill room in eastern Washington, adds a cook to the kitchen, and plans to specialize in parties and banquets.
A. M. Bruce of Farmville Virginia describes a twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant sores. After using Bucklen's Arnica Salve he reports complete cure with no trace remaining. Sold for 25 cents at C. Co. Case's druggist.
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