President Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Colorado Trip
The president has returned to the White House after a Colorado hunting trip and faces many issues. Key topics include Japan’s representations on French neutrality, the Chicago teamsters strike, and the tariff question driven by Germany’s new maximum and minimum system set to begin March 1, 1906.
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Colorado
White House
Legation
State Department
France
Althoug
Far East
Chicago
Germany
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Congress
The Price of Pleasure and the Favorite Prescription
An ad extols the benefits of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for tired and sick women. It claims the remedy relieves headaches backaches and other pains lowers fatigue and supports regularity. The testimonial from Mrs Milo Bryant praises its effects and invites long term patients to consult Dr. Pierce by letter with strict privacy.
New Undertaking Parlor Opens in Union Block
FE I Sessions opens a modern undertaking parlor in the Union Block with remodeled rooms a chapel morgue and shipping facilities. It offers a large line of caskets robes and funeral supplies and aims to provide pleasant surroundings for last rites.
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Sessions
Edward Fournier Plans Steamboat For Prosser Yakima River
Edward Fournier will move to Prosser to build and operate a steamboat on the Yakima River. The craft, costing about 2500 dollars, will carry 80 passengers and 20 tons of freight, with a 16 by 70 foot frame and a main cabin on the lower deck. The boat is to run from Prosser to points above and may make high water excursions to Yakima and possibly Kamilensburg.
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Herald
Edward Fournier
Prosser
Yakima
Fournier
Ice House
Jim Hill
Kmilensburg
Rivers and Harbors Committee of Congress
Yakima River
Modern Addition reshaping city with rapid growth
The article notes rapid urban development in Modern Addition with over fifty new buildings already, and more planned in the coming weeks. It mentions county road grading projects from Cherry Street to Yakima Avenue to accelerate growth and nearby infrastructure. A classified ad seeks $5000 loan on improved farm property and another ad offers lumber in exchange for city lots.
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Power House
Selah Valley
Cherry — Street
Yakima Avenue
Physician and Surgeon Office Listings at Yakima
A physician and surgeon advertises X ray and complete electrical laboratory services. Office rooms 3 and 4 at Yakima National Bank blog residence 102 South Fourth Street. Office phone 2061 residence 2064.
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Yakima Nat'l Bank
South Fourth Street
Yakima National Bank
South Second Street
First National Bank
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Roosevelt
Washington
Cannon
Gallinger
Special Congressional Commission
Clyde
Cleveland
Aldrich
Spooner
House
Yakima Lumber
Cascade Lumber Co
Paluc
Tom
Casper Feuerbach
Vermont
New York
New England
West
T. A. Davis
Coffin Bros
Yakima Theater
A. B
Care Herald
A. KE. Howard
Planing Mill
M. Schorn
C.H. Hinman
Desert Claims
Prescription Department
F. L. Janegk
Barry
H. B. Scudder & CO
R. K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second Street
North
Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Asp
Yakima National
H. Roberts
Meaulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law Notaries Public
Ditter Block
North Yakima
Wash Houra
Anna McNeel
Emerson System of Evolution
Frederick M. Rossiter, MN. D
W. H. Carver
Thos. H. Rutter
Bradshaw Veterinary Infirmary
Melbourne
Australia
N. Y. Lincoln Cavalry
The
Royal Horse Hasaar
Montreal
Veterinary Science Association
Canada
Case's Drug Store
Second St
C J. Lynch
M. D
Dutter
Natchez Avenue South
Ells
Gordon
Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Block
Rhone
David Rosser
Janeck's
Pension Board
R- P. Frank
DR. Owens-Adair
Burgeon
Chestnut
Edwards
Charlotte
Trum
Edwards & Strum
Osteopaths
Sloan Ride
Prof. C. FP. Heimbaugh
Alfaham Avenue
B. Fannie
Toronto
Ont
Kk. Banks
Ofice Over
Ontario Veterinary College
Yakima Co
Sloan's
T G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
Yakima Wood Pipe Company
S.ahtanun Ave
E. A. Brown
the Herald
A. J. Shaw
S. Second St
Yakima Lodge NO. 2
H. EB. Bcott
W. B. Newcomb
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