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Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
f-icANSES THE SYSTEM
cl «r EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES '/TO c\ ' ~
Buy the 6ENUINt-M4NTO fty
(£UI^IA|TG,SYRVP(S
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fOft SAL! B> ii^ DRUWii Tb PP'U 40t Pth 3CITIL
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A Btniß PKI.IFF TO WOMAN for
all trnuhlfs poculiiir lo her sex. tW""SfMHI hv
mall o» f i <hi our Agent. SI.OO per box.
WILLIAMS WFG. CO., Props.. CLEVELAND. OHIO.
lor Mftla In i)t< \t>i ih %iikt tv h
Imp: Si»r«'. Ale 1!; I.*, sioiin, l*r*»i»r,
Pm U p#lT)r W.lliarns'lndian T»'ffc
B N L nntmeut will cure Blind,
E S C WeeUlnK ant) Itching
; "1 kl'u< k. li übHnrbNib6 tumors,
H |I^;iihi\s tne iti~tuii;? at once, acts
H Uef. Dr. wll ■■ - ■ luUiunPileOlnt*
• mrnt i propan I for Plin and lich-
Rot iho pnvßti fwirta Every I*"^ is
wnrrftfiTp't. F)y clnifrjri i>; »>v mall on ro-
Mini of pi i: ..■. I.mi. WIUMMS
MANUFACTURING CO.. '''• !! *'■ wtond, Otala
Nlorr, \lr\ l». Nlofin, I'rnpr.
I Kureka Harness Oil is llipt»p£t I
I prvMrvaUi« of new teat tier I
[1 aixi the best renovator ol <>vi gß\
H| ■(i ■r. It oils, sufl , fl
Mtil ei'Siind protect. If i^,
i Eureka 1
■ Harness Oil!
Non -v""r ll*HHt tmrnrtw, your olii har- I*
I r"'s* tul'l >'"lr '■nrrlmiPtop, ami tlK'.v Jni
■ nly l""k Ik-Hit I' ■ Jra|
;| ii/s frnm iiaif pints to Hvegallons, | f
n I!. I ■■ hi , M'.UI. 1.11 . Ij
MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS
lvi it* inn , ,ii i. 11 .i i- vi, i
j^^^L Mint itauitth ■ i .mi-' . f nini-tiufi
fl| Bim> i.i. Hmcn"
t(» irrrl* »t w ■iin,«nh"i"t. n .- (If
Vft*K^gT mi-lit <tt itrK'nh-* nn>l lnnl> No
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-wsftCw..*r* np i t chsjsj oai 00-««3Ud,o.
i»r Main i « litklmia inn-
Mori, lira J| Moiiii, l*rii|>r.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflelallydigeststhpfood and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest-1
ant and tonic. No other preparation i
can approach it in etllciency. It In-1
etantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SicklleadachcGastralgia.Cramps.and
•11 other results of imperfect dlgestioa ,
i Prepared by E. C. OcWltt A Co.. Crjlcago.
For Sale at L. O. JANECK S Drug Store, j
ONE FOR A DOSE, tfjll B A
piljou*""-"", I'urif/ th.11!...,d, ■ ILLU
Ouren,»,U, :.»„.! Djaprpait Sm^-SSSimS,
A mnnini ,it ttax boweln uth d»f li aortaurr
•o»h»»lth. Thei Milh«r(ni>aDaraick«n. Teem.
nao* jou, wn wil. mail «ampi» fr»c, or foil boi for
IM. Boldt>jdraffiiu. OR. BUSANKO CO. Phil*. Pa.
THK STATH HOI" INSIT.CTOK
Gives Additional v.ihuHi- Informatlan to
Yaklmi Hop Growers.
IN vai.h i\ Whhli , Btf/L 8, IM
KnuoK Y\kima Hkiim.ii: Tin' nii>»t
critical lime mi Urn hop Imlßitrjf i- now
■ppmachiiiff— ilie picking, caring and
baling. Tic li.'px muM !"■ ptokad di-iin.
f m it-.i-ii iii mid, l»ru« li atrw and Mavia,
1> i not lay yoiii llmiis 100 hiavv in the
begionlaß; warm tb« kiln up (nreighl
ortenbaan pr«»loMto laying the flrrt
U ■or.instnirt ynur lireini'ii 11h<mhi«1iIv
intlicir dutiMand whiit you aspecto(
tii.'in, and ■ « thai they do it; drop in "n
thi in .it :il! Bonn, tukp a 1" 'k it tin
I thermometer yuirsclf. I alwtyi dm
jrei ii a»o >;l. at than i« such Imi danger
uf •corchfng s tlo'iring; if they rmi't hold
tna in-lit up hihl the floor tags, leu
11: iihilv timt; but dry wood, » tlueL lire,
and your ho|iß are cuokpii—that is p*et
v medy. lion'l get the i<len that you can
make ■ good hop out oi a im<l one by
otiog loti ol lalpbur, or a ypllow hop
oat of ■ green one. Too much sulphur
is bad, us it uivca the aaaple h ha) color
and look! dirty. One tjiul om-lourth
ponnde to the l»>x to extreme cuei i«
plenty; tbree-foarlh* of aponod v bet«
trr. If poscililf, allow the dried hope to
lay on the kiln Moor for three or four
b >urr< after nhutting down ihe heat, us it
tends to touijlifn them and they will li»:e
whole, I throw water on the hot pipes,
caoalng a cloud ol steam to strike t icm,
and they arc ready to come off iii three
linurn. Broken hops are very 4"lri
mental to the grade. It' poulble, dry
with ll'l decrees—you will maka money
by it.
In baling, handle your dry hops very
carefully; do not tamp them in the press
like yon would a tonce postj use your
tamping slick moro as a presw, and
only at the enda and cornera. Trj run
ning down the follower <>i your press
twice; use it at a packer, and when the
buyi r i.- taking his sample you will hear
bim lay, "These cut mighty Dice." Do
not let your hopa lit 1 iii tlie warahooM
tun longi hh it i- 'i mil taken nleu Unit
they ru Ihroaxb n sweat, for such It not
the can ; they <lr<»w moisture ami become
touuli utnl I" aidy, uii'l low that nice
silky feel and springy touch whenpreued
between the hamis. I'se 24-oz doth,
full width, put in doable beads; »ew
with double ihretkil, fonr-nly linen, ihc
doubk look stitch ami tweDty-two
stitches to facli side, l'nt your bales up
neatly ; if a buyer hues a sloppy looking
lot of Iwies he is dubious of the grower;
put your poods in ueat packiin'e ami
they will sell themselves. Don't be
stingy nbout Riviiii; MUnplft; get them
on tie nuirket ami ita many as y< v ran,
iiiicl you will get Rood returns.
Picking bus com mcm coil in Oregon,
where mould is ibowing; you know
what that means, cither a green bop or
it mould* olio. In two weeks time the
(tory will come; it is a nice between the
picken ami the lice, ami if any of you
have ever been in bulli a predicament
you know who wins—it is not the picker.
Washington baa a chance this year to
gain that gilt edged reputation she used
to have as a hop growing state; it is now
(ij> to you, Mr. Hop-grower, whether we
have trashy stuff or craekerjack samples.
Picking will commence about the 10th
of September in some yards, and by the
ISth or 20th everything will be in full
blast. You can then hear the laughinii
and tinging of the pickers and crying of
biibies, and once in a while a mix up in
the hop yardt. At nigol the Indiana
will gamble with the bone game, have
their "cultus potlach and mamok tnma
mus" and a "hiyas kloshe me, me oopa
hup time." Job K. Fkkx vsi>i:z.
The Home ComlnK Troops
The traueportation committee of the
aeneial conunittee on reception to Waab*
iOKtoO volunteers at Seattle han reported
that the railroads enterinu Seattle had
■greed '« tiivp a ra'e of one (are lor the
round trip lor viukoru to Seattle during
the reception of the volunteorn and the
accompanying celebration. A half-fare
rate hu> lieen promised (or the volunteers,
Individually or in companies, for their
home trip from Seattle. la addition the
committee haj Mked the railroads lor a
rate of one cent per mile for the benefit
of the companies forming the National
I Guard, but this matter is still unsettled.
I I'hi re seems to be little doubt but this
I will be secured.
Over 700 iuimiihers of the Washington
regiment left Manila for San Francisco
September 4 and should arrive at the
latter port about October 1. The general
committee of the Seattle reception used
its greatest energies to h»ve an ollloer
put al>oard the transport who would on
the way home amnne all details for the
muttering out of the regiment n- soon hs
possible after it reaches San Francisco.
This may and it may uot be done. It is,
therefore, at present uncertain whether
the reception will be lield about October
K> or November 1. It is the general be
lief that it will be between these dales. I
Later arrangements have h»en perfected j
whereby our home militia company may j
<o to^eattl" mid return for one rent a
mile, or $4 (C> the round trip. Abmit
forty of the home rompnny will attend.
WHAT IN MMl.ill'
A icratut old Handy for ('.■.';.-', Colds
and ('insumption; BMd through the
world lor half h retitnrv; liiih cured in
niimcrahle Cttoes of incipient unnHilinp
tioo and rt'liovfd m«ny in advanceil
HtaucH. If you in not Mtteflad with the
reaults we will refund your money. Price
SBc,SOs and |1, I. <). Imck'f draf
store. I
"Thin roOOl man," Mid tlit; professor
in the TrATiHVHaI, 'Vmply 'eta me go on
asking i]iiPN!ii<ns wi liD'it .i!irin|i: '!i . to
answer them."
"Sd!" nelftinMd Ooa I'mil. "I'll
nißkp a diplomat I'lil ot him. He'll l>e a
BNdll to tha fuinily."
DeWitt'a Littia Karly Risers p«rnt
nently coreronitlpatloo, billooanaat, ncr-
VOOMMM Md worn-out ft'eliim; cIMOM
ami regulate the entire svßtem. Siiihll,
i■' i" mi, n<'ver (iripo or llcksn —"famous
little- pills." JitMrk'a Drag Sture.
Inventor—What is your cundi<l opinion
of my devici'7
Friend —It iw practically vvorthless.
Inventor—Yes; I suspected as much;
hut even n worthhsa opinion is some
times heller tbM none.
C'heHler 11. BfOWO, Kaluma/.00, Mich.,
shjh: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me
of a severe case of IrjdigMtion ; can rec
ommasd it to all ditpeptiet." Dioeata
wimt yon eat without Hid from t lie
Htomach, and cures dyspepsia. Janerk'n
Drug Sore.
"Miirlha, I think we will save money
liy buying hii ice drat."
"Why Joims?''
"I QOtlcatbftt every time you 1:00! a
watermelon In Bmltb'i Ice cheat yon nive
them half."
There's alwiivs hope where there's One
Minute Coogb Cure. "An titlark of
poramonll left my ItUlgl in hal -li:i|.i'
and I wan near the first nta>ren of 00H«
sumption. One Minute Ooogfa Cure
OOtDplelsly mre<l me," writes Helen Mc-
Ilinry, Bltmark, N. D. UtVM instant
relief. Jaue«k'« Drua Store.
Hihha— See that etrikin^-lookiiik! (iri
there. She married millions.
Hubhs —Who's the Iniigalflcftnt-look
in^' fellow with her?
"Oh he's the man she married. " —
< in. .■ i ..i.i in oik; Day.
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets.
All drnuKiatß refund money if it fails to
cure, l'.'k. The genuine has L, B. K\.
od each tablet.
" i • irnthv has quit making me uiicom
fnrtahle hy telling me my lint wasn't on
Straight."
"What stopped her."
"Every time Hhe did it 1 told she put
too much powder on hor nose." —
CABTOIIIA.
Bcara the si ltlß *>mi Have Always BoitgU
Bignr &*#%£&«
"Teacher, do you believe tliat Elijah
whs taken up to heaven in a fiery
chariot?"
"Wby yes."
"Pa don't."
"What does your father say ."
"He eaya he'll bet a rookie that it was
jest a uasoline ottvmobill, an' that th'
hired girl got to footin' with th' tuieo
linH!"
Marrieil—Shertumi li"wis, of North
Yakima, and BpII BwniHter of this valley,
on SnndHy.'— Kllpnstmru Dtiwn.
I Karl's Clover Root Tea I
I Beautifies the Complexion, Purifies the I
I the Skin. An agreeabta Laxative .Nerve I
I Tonic. Sold nn absolute guarantee by all I
I S. C. WELLS A CO., LtROY, N. V. I
1 SOLE MOMICTOWI J
Tlm Kttul You llavo Al«a\s Boavbt,and whleb haM been
iv use for wver i'A* ■.cars, has ii>>ii!'' the slffttßtiiro of
-o^ .'nul hits bocu nuulo nnder liis per
/^r_v "on»1 Bupcnrlslon tinea itnlnlUncy.
'■etccJLe^'. jyjo^ no ono to deceive jronlnthta.
All Connterfeltot [m tttlons and SabKtttutct »iro but r.\
pertmeata lliat trifle wHh and rndaiitrcr tho health «»f
Infants and ChlMren- Experience agrsitnsfl ; .\; < i;iu<%iit.
What is CAS A
Castoriu is a Mibstltuto for Cantor <>i!, Pureyorloi !).•<>(>«
and flOOtillllg Svimik. If |g !,!.( •■ : |«>s ; Bllfl » *;v:i-i>Hl. It
contains wither Opiam« Morphluo nor other Nnrcotlo
siiitstaiM'o. Its aye i-< iss ■/aarantcca ■> <!••■ ••■ n VVorma
and allays Fererishncss. It curen Diarrhasn ;-.i!!i Wind
Oolle> It reUeret Teething 1 TroublcH, cvi'< (Joiin(lpotlon
and l'latul«'in-\. It assimiliih-s rue Food, r(*;;iilnteii tho
stonuu-li and liouols, (ftving healthy ami natural ileep«
Tin? Children's PMMoea—The Mothcr'a friends
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
y^ Bears the Signature of _
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
G. T. Aummer, M^
Furniture and all kinds of hauling. If you want a drayman
and prompt service, rin^ up phone Mo. SO, or leave orders with
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co.; orders taken for Coal and Wood
Mason's fruit jirs, all sizes. Kiosey it
Co.
Tennis and llioycle Shoes very cheap'
at Coffin Bros.' 'J(i-tf j
y*\.— r>f/m» _^^^^_
]JIx kM Who Arc W ;islin- Away
__ _... _._ That fully wiper cent'of the unhappy andf.n
l|.k m mi lA m.mi lorn who fill (Mil MA H HOI i Ictims i
MW%W AIMI ■%■■«?*« BBMIMAT. WEAKNESS, NKRVOUB DEBILITY
auil their kindred causes'
Ik.. "%, r *k«B IXiKkmi' That out of every ten rases of (nNsrMI'TIOS
JLPO ■ till lillfltf »"«i« can be traced to BKMIMAL WIAK-
O«J1 and *M I»R. POUKIJ, It II VI s, Botel YHkima, North Yakima, flam Sept Is to Bept
10, and ■scan proper treatment befora it !■ too late; before youare beyond medical and liiiman
■Id. if you arc suffering from tin.' effect! of this terrible disease,snflerl*g from enrlv lodli
cretlons, cxi osiei anil uniiatiirnl losses, which roll the lilikhl of Its richness and the body of it«
animating inftaeDoes; wbleh enfeebie the oonstitßtlon and resnlt Id WEAKNESS, FARALYSIH
and INSANITY; if you are tormented with morbid fear and your days are passed with distress-
Ing thoughts of your disease then I'aMt asicji' an false modesty and piaee roorsalf andei the
rrvHtinent of this noted specialist. His experience in trcatini? such cases has' hecn u-nrld »!■(■•
Re has oared tkoasands of others, and he can CUES Yor. wlKl
Young Men i Rupture
Ik Yor HAVE Varicocele
Lost MANHOOD; Varicocele
Middle Aged Men
There are many of yon alllicted with weak, i
a. hinu hacks and kidneys, loss uf mental and
physical power and viwir, wasting weakueos,
and tint infrequently accompanied by an Im
pairment nt the general health. Many die of
this ditHcnlty. ignorant of the cause, which is i
the secoud stage of seminal weakness. In jus)
tii c to thia celebrated sjiecialiht it can he truth
fully stated that ill all such cases of middle
nivl men, as well as vouug meu, his cures have
been almost invariable.
DR. PfflHll reeves. KornßHKk. 115YeslerWai.Smme.
DR. POWELL REEVES & CO. Will be at Ho
tel Yakima Sept. 18 to 30.
I urrii <«ld In <>n. n.. i.
Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine TabletH.
All ■Irm.'kiiHlH refund tlie money if it fails
to cure. t!f>c. The genuine hatt L I>. <2.
in eiti'li tablet.
Pfivattf IV l*'l>>' S*** «"""rrhoea.
".■•»•»•» |leet, qaioElycured without
pain or detention from business.
Scalp and ».^ k!!verpil^:
iSkin Diseases ttJTOjrfgf:
I ula, scald head, wrinkles, scaly tetter of the
scalp, superflotis hair, eczema.
Rupture, Piles, Fistula and
Stricture cured without cutting
or pain; no hindrance from work.

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