The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-08-28
YAKIMA Will ENTERTAIN.
Tn SlIsssuFIans VIII be Here I'm
Great Numbers and we will Greet
Them with Open Arms.

Next week will be q gala occasion for
Yakima. She must put on her best bib
and tucker and her company manners
and smile her prettiest as she welcomes
the sons and daughters Of old Missouri.
The streets have been cleaned; the cleo
trio lights will shine for all the build
ings will be decorated with banners and
bunting; the horses are being trained for
the races; the farmers are preparing to
bring in marvellous displays Of fruits, veg
etables, grasses and grains; the oxen,
sheep and pigs are being fattened for the
barbecue, and the musicians are rehears-
ing for the ball. We will give our visitors
the very best Of everything We have and
endeavor to make them feel when their
vacation is exhausted that We enjoyed
their company and that the latch strings
will always hang on the outside.
At the fair, which will be one Of the
attractions during the reunion, u guests
will see much Of interest and much to
marvel at. They will see the resources
Of the most productive soil in the north
west. They will see fruits that have no
superior in size and flavor anywhere (;
tobacco the equal Of the best leaf Of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina; corn that
rivals the choicest growth Of Iowa, Ne
braska or Illinois; vegetables which have
no peer; oats, barley and wheat which
will show the perfection Of berry and a
yield that cannot help but astonish the
stranger, and hops which have no com
peer outside Of the Puyallup valley. Be-
sides these, Yakima will exhibit many
other products that will open the eyes Of
all to u wonderful u Of soil and
climate.
RULES AMI REGULATIONS OF THE FAIR.
First-The exhibition will be open to
the public on Thursday, the 4th day OIL
September, continuing for three days.
Second-The doors will be open at s
O'Clock a. IN. each day.
Third-The exhibition Of stock and
awarding of premiums will be on the Sec
ond and third days, commencing at 8
O'Clock a. m. in front Of the hall on Sec.
ond street and continue until the program
is through.
Fourth-Until after the awards are
made, marks Of any kind or other indica.
tons Of ownership will not be allowed.
Fifth-Care will be taken by the off,
GERS Of the fair to prevent accidents OIL
loss, but will not be responsible should
any occur.
Sixth-Exhibitors of stock must be
careful to have the entry card in a con.
spicuous place on the animal while the
premiums are being awarded.
Seventh-No one shall act on the award.
ing committee who is an exhibitor in thai
particular classo is related to any person
competing for a premium before such
committee.
Eighth-After the fair no article will be
returned except IN presentation Of the
card received by the exhibitor from the
superintendent of his or her respective
department with the exhibitors name
upon Il. II the card should be lost notice
should be given to the superintendent as
soon as possible, SO that the article can
be delivered to the proper owner.
Ninth-All exhibits entered in the hall
for competition must be the handwork OF
production of the person entering the
same. Any one disregarding this rule
will forfeit all claims as an exhibitor.
Tenth-Exhibits for competition, ex.
cept bread, cakes and cut flowers, must
be entered and on exhibition In the hall
by noon Of the first day Of the fair and
remain on exhibition until after the pre-
miums are awarded, and exhibitors will
give attention 10 what they have on exhi-
bition, and after the premiums are award
ed take charge Of and remove the same at
the close Of the fair.
Eleventh-All stock exhibited must be
enVereu Dy O'CLOCK on the DAY on winch
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1ne en'rieS until ai'er the awards are
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