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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1903

Page

13

Local News Roundup From North Yakima September 30 1905

Mrs. Alex Miller remains in Portland for medical care. May Smith left for Seattle to enter the State University. F K Thompson to open a bucket shop at the Western Union office. Arthur Bunce and Eva Frey wed Sept 28 officiated by Rev Georg Arkeyboard. For sale seven room house and rent rooms at 103 Rainier Ave. John W. Thomas brings mineral exhibit from Swank. A birth announced at Moxee on Sept 23. Two Seattle return tickets offered for sale. Various arrivals and visits, sales, mining notes, and a Salvation Army Harvest Home sale planned October 3–4 at the barracks.

Alex Miller Portland

Letter touts Fulton Compounds as cure for Brights Disease

A San Francisco editor letters to The Herald claiming a newly discovered diuretic cures Bright's Disease and Diabetes. He says his own near fatal illness recovered in six months, credits Dr A J Howe and a friend, and urges editors to publicize the discovery. He asserts broad medicinal backing and pledges as sole care druggist.

Office Wine and Spirit Review San Francisco The Herald Bright Pacific States Type Foundry A. J. Howe R. M. Wood

Local Grocery and Glove Coats Price List

C H Denley & Co offers gloves and groceries with low prices. Maple Syrup and Banner Drip Syrup priced at 70 and 35 cents per gallon respectively. Several staple items listed including Crackers, Beans, Oats, Cocoa, Tapioca, Salt, and jars.

Daley

Special Teas at 35 Cents and Hardware Closeout

Special Prices on Teas: bulk 50c and 60c teas cut to 35c. Choice of Japan English Breakfast or Gunpowder Tea. Hardware closeout with wide stock at bottom prices. All goods cash sales with money back guarantee if not as represented.

Japan

Denley Cash Store No. 19 in Yakima Avenue

C H Denley and Co. operates Cash Store No. 19 located on Yakima Avenue. The notice highlights the storefront’s address as a key detail for customers seeking current services or inventory information.

Yakima Avenue

Northwest Presbyterian Synod Opens Annual Meeting in City

Delegates began arriving for the Northwest Presbyterian Synod gathering to run through Friday. Opening services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow feature Rev. F L Hayden and Rev. Wm Kirkhope. The 150 delegates will be accommodated. Sunday morning worship led by Rev. E P Ebony and Dr. R M Hays will preach the synodical sermon. Addresses by Rev. Dr. Williams and Dr. Thomas Marshall are planned.

E. P. Ebony Lewiston Idaho R. M. Hays Olympia Dr. Williams Seattle Thomas Marshall Chicago

Distress After Eating Cured by Kodal Dyspepsia Cure

Judge W. T. Holland of Greensburg Louisiana, well known in the area, reports suffering indigestion for two years with post meal distress and sleepless nights. After using Kodal Dyspepsia Cure he was cured completely and now sleeps well and digests food perfectly. Sold by C. C. Case.

W. T. Holland Greensburg la C. C. Case

Lonelyville residents discuss daily routines at town cafe

In a brief chat two residents remark on the local cook's schedule. The first notes the cook may stay long term while the second points out the cook misses the morning 8:05 and naps each afternoon before the 5:12.

Lonelyville

Fearful Odds Against Him Bedridden Victim Recovers

Versailles resident J. J. Havens suffered kidney disease for years. After trying Electric Bitters he recovered enough to claim a full recovery is on the way. The ad touts the remedy as best for liver kidney and stomach issues at 50 cents. A secondary quip about hoop skirts ends the snippet.

J. J. Havens Versailles C. C. Case North Yakima Drug Store

A Boy's Wild Ride for Life

W. H. Brown of Leesville Indiana endured death like agony from asthma while family feared his death as he rode 18 miles for Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cols The medicine brought instant relief and cured him He slept soundly at night Trial bottles free at C C Case and North Yakima drug store Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 00

C. C. Case North Yakima

Doctor Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for Pneumonia

Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports three severe pneumonia cases treated with Foley's Honey and Tar with good results in each case Refuse substitutes The medicine is sold by North Yakima drug store A D Sloan Prop Willie finishes the pie remark from a mother and son exchange about leftovers

C. J. Bishop Agnew, Mich Foley North

Foley's Kidney Cure and Local Drug Store Note

An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for Bright's Disease Diabetes and other kidney bladder ailments from North Yakima Drug Store owned by A D Sloan. A quote from Mrs. Torkins reflects on a race loss due to a horse being left at the post.

Bright North Yakima A. D. Sloan Charlie

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs Promotes Remedy

A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of lung hemorrhages and failure with multiple doctors before Foley's Honey and Tar cured his lungs. He endorses the remedy for advanced lung trouble and notes it is for sale at the North Yakima drug store managed by A. D. Sloan.

A. M. Ake Wood Ind Foley North

Theatre review slams local Shakespeare show in Yakima

The Clackawhoop War Cry editor derides a Thursday performance titled As You Like It praising no jokes and noting no deaths or injuries. The piece criticizes the orchestra and the press agent for future Shakespeare visits to the town. Ladies Ultra shoes advertised at Coffin Bros. in North Yakima price two fifty and three dollars.

Clackawhoop War Cry Parson Wilbur Candor North Yakima Coffin Bros

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Yakima Herald North Yakima and Vicinity John W. Thomas Swank the Moxee Mrs. Weeks Jas. Williamson Illinois Della Wiley Ahtanum William Steward Horseshoe Saloon South First Street Messrs. Downs & Bruley W. L. Connelly Ellensburg Wm. Taylor Swank Sunday J. H. Wood L. M. Noble Harry Sitton Nice George Branson McMinnville Ore Walter E. Watkins Frances Gates Eugene, Ore F. L. Hayden Salvation Army Armory Hy Thomas Guy Old Town John Lynch Fish Lake Fish Lake Country C. M. Hauser Vancouver B. C Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News C. H. Denley C. H. Denley & CO Willie Mother Perrin Dr. Perrin Medical Co Helena Mont Loce Perrins Fawcett Bros Cattaraugus Cutlerry Co John Sawbridge North Yakima Business College Washington
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