The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-07

The Kickspoo Specially Company. Q
combination Of the cleverest specially ar
lists in the country, will render an excel
lent program ne at Msson's opera house
this Thursday night, and will continue
on Friday aud Saturday evenings. The
admission price is only 20 cents--i0 cents
for children-ind the show il far more
entertaining and amusing than many Of
the six bit shows that come TO town. Go
and see them and enjoy hearty laugh.
The kickapoo boys know their business.
The very positive announcement made
In this issue by the popular I. Y. l.. Co.
should invite the careful attention of
those who desire anything in the various
lines that immense establishment carries.
These goods must be sold, }" says the sd-
vertisement, and those who know Mana
ger Hyman Harris understand just what
that means. His lines are numerous and
his stock enormous.
The line is being drawn. The honest
man in search of work will appear on one
side OF il; the theiving hobo on the other.
There will be plenty OF work, for a time
at least, for the former; but there will no
longer be room in this vicinity for the lat
ter. The people should enforce this rule.
1t ought to have been done a month ago.
Judge CIV. Gardiner and wife left this
morning for Chicago. They contemplate
being absent till spring, visiting relatives
10 the east. TIE HERALD induced the
Judge to promise to write something for
its columns concerning the interesting
features Of their trip and the Worlds fair.
The leading jeweler Of the city, ii. J.
Kuechler, makes an interesting announce
ment in our advertising columns this
week. Those who desire to buy anything
that first-class jeweler keeps in stock
need to 20 no further than Mr.. Kuech-
ler's place OF business on Yakima avenue.
A. s. Paul, the lumber and building
material merchant, tells an entertaining
story in this issue to those now building
or who contemplate building. The envia-
BILE reputation he has achieved in his
business is bound to attract custom
Read his statement elsewhere.
Rev. Robert Warner will go to Moscow
early next week to attend the annual M.
+. conference. His congregation and
many warm friends outside OF the church
membership earnestly hope that he may
be returned to this city for the ensuing
year.
Merchant L. W. 4. Taylor, of Prosser,
was in the city to-day. The syndicate so
largely interested in that promising bust
ness center, he says, has begun work In
the way of commencing the improvement
to be made so extensively at that point.
The public schools of this city will be
opened on Monday, the 18th inst. Par
ents should read Clerk Courter's an
nouncement elsewhere in this issue and
govern themselves strictly in accordance
Herewith.
Carmichael & Costing, whose an
nouncement appears elsewhere in this
paper, have been unable to open their
business as contemplated, owing to the
present occupants Discrimination to va.
cate as agreed.
Rev. X. F.. Dunlap. pastor Of the Chris
tian church OF Seattle, occupied the pull
pit OF the Christian church OF this city in
the service on Tuesday evening.
A dollars worth OF fun for 20 cents at
Mason's opera house tonight. The Kick
apoo boys are immense. See their an.
nouncement.
Rev. F. Walden, formerly a pastor Of
this city, but now OF Boise, Idaho, is ex-
pected here this week on few days visit
an ong friends.
See the Kickapoo Speciality Comany at
Mason's opera house tonight. Only 20
cents-children half-price. Adv. else.
| where.
f. M. Reed returned to-day from bus
mess visit to the Sound.