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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
9
Modern Dentistry outlines a practical method to care for teeth at a reasonable price. The practice emphasizes mutual benefit to patients and the doctors, a large patient base, and perfect equipment to save money without sacrificing quality.
Yakima news items include travel to Seattle and Denver, mining prospecting in Gold Will district, and potential permanent relocation by Bearmouth resident Mr. Birmingham. Church and fraternal events feature Rev Batchelor’s upcoming talk at Wisconsin Hall, with sick and accident claims paid to local beneficiaries. Also reported are Berean society notices, property work, school travels, and local business updates across Prosser and North Yakima.
Frank Farnsworth was bound over by Commissioner Howlett on Monday morning for selling whiskey to Indians. He was apprehended by Deputy A. N. Short.
After rebuilding our mill we are now ready to furnish dry lumber in all grades and dimensions. D. D. Hopper, Lucas, Washington.
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recalls nightly coughing as consumption nearly ruined sleep. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring health after other medicines failed. The ad touts cures for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles with trial bottles free at local drug stores.
The harvest is near with an unusually good yield for most crops. Hay prices may rise due to higher demand as acreage expands. Potatoes are expected to fall short 50 to 60 percent, but high prices are anticipated. Fruit crops show strong prospects with good prices and quality on peaches pears plums and apples. Wheat may lag due to poor rain though grain prices stay firm. Overall 1903 is forecast to bring unprecedented prosperity for farmers.
National Educational Association offers a round trip fare of 90.20 dollars from North Yakima with sale dates June 24 to 27, eight day going limit and sixty day final return limit Tickets valid to depart Boston no later than July 12 Deposit by July 11 at the Joint Agent in Boston and pay 50 cents to extend return to September 1.
G. AR. Breunton of San Francisco announces special round trip fares to San Francisco with routes via Portland rail 34.15, via Portland and boat 29.15, via Seattle and boat 29.85. Tickets on sale August dates with sixty day limit and return stopovers. Agent M. B. Meeks.
The busiest little product, Dr. King's New Life Pills, promises to turn weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Priced at 25 cents per box, sold by C. Case and the North Yakima Drug Store.
Mrs. M. A. Jolley of Noble Oklahoma Territory recommends Herbine as a perfect liver medicine and blood purifier. The note praises its merit and claims it regulates the liver, preventing fever poisons while interspersed with a joke about selling his autobiography by Egbert.
Proprietors declare Foley's Honey and Tar cures in early consumption stages and provides relief in worst cases. North Yakima Drug Store markets the remedy while condemning substitutes. An estimated 2,650,000 bushels of last year's Pacific Northwest wheat crop remain held, signaling favorable farmer sentiment.
I A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama writes of a terrible piles condition cured by Jackson’s Arica Salve after 24 tumors. The note promotes the salve as good for burns aches and pains and lists prices at Case’s and North Yakima Drug Store. A mother tells her daughter not to judge by appearances.
An advertorial-style notice debunks diet fads and promotes Greene's August Flower for indigestion liver health and blood purification. It claims regular doses prevent ailments and boost vigor and notes availability at C. C. Case's with prices 25c and 75c. It also announces C. E. McEwen’s relocation to No 7 South First Street for harness repairs.
An advertisement touts Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as a cure for sick headache arising from a clogged stomach. It claims relief for bilious attacks and dyspepsia and notes 25c per box with samples free. © Fred L. Janeck sells locally. The item ends with a brief humorous aside about Crawfoot and his son fishing.
Colusa California resident Joe Golobick says fifteen years of chronic rheumatism pain ended after using Electric Bitters. The testimonial asserts relief for liver and general debility and claims the medicine is highly effective. Sold for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by J. C. Case and North Yakima Drugs.
Hotel Seneca on First Avenue at Seneca in Seattle offers electric light steam heat and free porcelain baths. A first class comfortable family hotel near theatres and shopping, promising to make it your Seattle headquarters after a single stay.
The State of Washington summons Edwin T. Monett to appear within sixty days after June 10, 1908 to answer a complaint seeking a divorce. Plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to support the plaintiff for over a year and seeks dissolution of marriage. Attorney E McBride, North Yakima, Yakima County. ju 10-jul 15
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