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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-27
ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR $50.

You will do well to make your purchases be.
fore the first OF the year, as property is as cheap
as Il will ever be.
ON thirteenth street. Seven.roomed brick
house. with all modern improvements, In fine
location, for $500.
On Thirteenth street. sixteen.roomcd double
brick house, with ali the latest Improvements,
nlsr IN good condition, $40
on South Broadway street Is n ten.roOmed
double house. good Investment and In good
location, $500.
No. gIl5 Jacob street, Is tcnToomed house.
eau be teutld TO thteo families Price. $1,000
On Virginia street. foui-roomed two story
house, SLIGO.
on Market, above Tenth street. Is a fourteen.
roomed double brick house, divided by an arch.
way. Will sell cheap.
In Park View seven rooms, reception hall,
also a new house Lot l75Xl7j feet, aud on tho
corner OF the Pike aud street, 5000.
On South Penn street Island. i've rooms lot
60 feet by 100 feet, Is very desirable, cheap at
No. 1871 South Penn street Ave.roomed house,
lot 25xi93 feet, rare chance, us it is the best
location $3.50
2722 Eon' street, Eve rooms. gas and water,
grained throughout, lot?jxlOOf feet. Price. s? 90
Three.roomed cottage on South York street.
$1,000.
Call and see my list Of house OF ans size that
you may want, also building lots or farms
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Aukuab ~ WI 4SVO'
NJ. B. Stump, Esq,
Normantown, Gilmer Co., W. Va.
My DEAR SIR:-Your favor Of the Sd,
inst. received and am glad Of the OPP
portunity towrite you about the rail-
road extension up the Little Kanawha
river, as my position in regard to the
Little Kanawha Railroad has been mis-
represented, and perhaps, intentionally
so. There has been no warmer friend
Of the Little Kanawha Railroad Com
pany than myself.
| paid cash subscription OF two
hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 COY to
the company in the beginning, in order
to assist the survey made under DR..
Scott, OF Parkersburg. l have always
said that tho completion of the road to
any point on the Ohio river would be
of great value to the country, and help
the enterprise in which l am interested.
The trouble with me has been that |
have had as many irons in the fire and
as many railroad enterprises Oh my
hands for tho past four or five years, as
was possible for me to carry through,
and have been compelled to leave the
Little AunnWna 10 De WOrReu OUT ny
others having it in charge. But in case
the road should not be built before /
have time to give it personal attention,
have looked forward to the time when
1 would be able to give my personal
time and assistance in carrying out the
enterprise.
i will also state that the object had in
view in building the road to Spencer
was its extension beyond that point up
the valley OF the Kanawha.
1t has been with great difficulty that /
have been enabled TO obtain the money
to build the enterprises which have
had on hand. They are at last COM
pleted, but the financial condition OF
tho country at present precludes the
possibility Of commencing any new en-
terprises until the country RECEIVERS
from its present embarrassment. When
that time comes, will be glad to con-
slider and aid anO proposition looking to
the extension Of the railroad up the
valley of the Little Kanawha.
Very truly yours, j. n. CAMDEN.
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Three.Cent Articles.

Ladies Handkerehiefs. Shaving Brushes, !
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Dppers. Match
Safes. Machine OIL Cans, Potato Masters, dozen
Safety Pins. Perfumed Toilet Soap, pair Sells
sors Pint Tunnels. Jelly Plates, Curry Combs j
dozen Shoe LHccs school States BaStlng spoons.
5.cent Tablets, Cork Screws, Harmonious, Cake
Turner'S, Mouse Traps Windsor Ties,
Come here for bargains, wewill not disappolnt
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I'en.Cent Articles.

susprnders, Clothes lines, 25cent Jewelry.
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail Padlocks,
Royal Needle Packages one-Latf pound Tea, La
dies 9O.cent Hose. Dolls, 2j-cent Gun Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and can:
not quote prices, as they arc here to-day and
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim to always have
something new at prices that VIII make you buy.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Cloves Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans, Pre-
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth Il cents,
Glass Dishes, Milk Strniners. Coffee Pots Flour
Slfters, SuSpenders, Extract Vanilla. Dolls; Dish
Pans, Hammers IPound Grain or Ground Pep:
The above ara ali genuine bargains and lower
than eyer before.
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FiYe.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Childreu's Hose. Rolling Pins,
Boxwood Rules Cuff Buttons. Tin Buckets. Com
hinOtlou Glass Cutters, Boys Knives. Pokers
Door Bolts, Neatsfoot oil Shoe Backing. WISH
Pans, Richter Harmonicns Towels, 25.c Needle
Packages, speciecles Dime Cologne. Hair Curl
cfs, School States. Lamp Burners, Shoe DRESSING
Ladies' Pins, Table Knives.
Man; lO-cent articles in our 0-cent list Come
md toxic tleIn ont,Ol our WAY.
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Four.Cent Articles.

oneset Teaspoons Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
Suspendcrs, ClaTR's o. n. I. Thread, Children S
BibS, Rubber Dressing Combs, Comb Hnd Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire shoyels,
Towcing, Charm Knives. Mucilage, Sewing Ma.
chine oil, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Files, Suspenders, Pencil Boxes, Calico. Mus
Hns nnd hundreds OF other articles going as this
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TwO.Cent Articles.

70 dozen Buttons, Fine Comb, bottle Ink,
PINT Thu Cups Handkerchief. Cake Critters Pep
per Boxes Langtry Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils
Gun Buttons Pie Pans, Pocket Combs Napkins
Can Openers. Spool Cotton Toilet SOAP, Gimlets
Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils. HAIR
CrimpeS
for the
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100 Turkeys Free ut soibCrrs Garden. 100.
A turkey will DO given to the highest
bowler in each game Of ten-pins
Thursday, November 80. from o'clock
TO 1920 p. M. Also rife shooting for
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SiX-Cent Articles.

Shifting, Suspenders. Butcher Knives. l0.cent
Iaces Sleeve Buttons, l0-cent Emhroideries,
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
and II will pay you TO call
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey wrcnches, Whlsk Brooms, WSsh Bowls.
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire shovels, Rules:
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent Buttons.
Our customers know good thing when they
SEQ Il Lnln the prouesslon to our store.
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IF YOU want a reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time, use
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskera.
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Seyen.Cent Articles.

Coigates Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
HurmonicaS. Counter Books, Dress Goods. La
dies HaudkerchlefS Mixed Bird Seed, White
wash Brushes large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shears.
At this popular price we offer many articles
worth hnrhle tho money.
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We hnvo tho largest department store in tho
state, 100 TO 1905 Main street. l6 10 % Tenth
street, and 1901 10 1901 Market street Eleven
department.
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THE JACOB FUNERAL
Services to be at st. Matthew's
P. F.. Church at 11:ao a. m.
THE lNTERMENT TOBE At R0MHEY,

The Judges Old homo-Tho Bar As
ISOLATION Meets and takes Appro-
pirate Action on the Death of
Leading Momber-Tho Pail Bearers
as Chosen by tho Bereaved Family.
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MCLoTHING.N

VERC0AS at prices that smash "a b az former e
overcont We also have great bargains at SaS7,
$3.50, $500, S0.75, up to $lO76.
ltwill pny you TO look at these goods.
MEMS SUITS g. 9 So s. 81 q sfsS ws g a 20
leaders III low prices. II you can match these
goods for less than double the money anywhere
weinvite you to return the same aud your money
viii be refunded. These goods mustgo.
MEMS PANTS s. 81. il YOU want to > Know IL W
the value OF a dollar.tTy to borrow one. II You
want to know how TO save dollar or more look
mt our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS SSs s. Sc Ss6 CSC q SIS up
not last always You cannot match the prices
B0VS PANTS a. 1Ts l9G s &C. $lc d These s6 are
present We have all sizes from to Ia at these
prices
MINIS SHOES at &c, 97e. 81 TO- sl25 81 81.
well to save money on Shoes rs anything else,
and we are away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St St f. o 81 q i; = y y 50 %
&Gl Our success In the Shoe line Is probably
more than We deserve. We presume the reason
we sell so many Is because they don't last long
but people will have them.
CHILDRENS SHOES st. rs s7s 1 49, &c. Iii III S Ss
gains.
Mems and Boys Hats a. 8; 100 q 30 f Z, ;o 49,
fine silk Hat, which usually sells at $3.50.
Mans Cbirtu Mt 100 &c s3c. soc up to CSC, On
Mol 0lIrlS Shirts We lead tho trade.
Millinery and Ribbons Il %l Ell PEo Se e an
save you lots OF money Miss Agnes Gnrrity will
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will do you good and will not ovcrchaTge
you nor sell you old styles
Undnpunop UnderShirts md Drawers NJ &c,
ulu6FH6lI, 37c. S9c, sc, Csc up We are al.
ways below he market on these goods as well
nS everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 49, q SSf q 49, S SS
We have Just received job lot OF these goods al
prices that Will surprise YOU
Ladies' COTSetS at &c, SOC, a8o up
Umbrellas nt4sc, o9o. SIC up
Lace Curtains at SOC, csc. SIC up
rvnNoulsS % lbs, Grnuuiated Sugar for 81 90;
UIVCOIi0o' Arbuckle's Coffee. 30: Graln or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard. Ginger and
Baking Powder, nll going at &c per pound, or 8
pounds for Is cents.
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Branch stores at sieubenvllle Bcllalro New
Martipsyllle, Purkenburg and the Cyclone At
shtenyllle- nolO
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Real Estate on fifteenth street that will nav
over 10 per cent. We refer to property at No a.
Fifteenth street, consisting OF m cight.roomed
dwelling and double tenement In the rclr. This
property is In ilrst-class condition The oca-
Investment.
Seven .roomed dwelling at 100 South Broadway,
This Is q good location and good, comfortable,
modern house, with all modern improvements.
wife any one wanting home to go aud examine
this property.
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FIRsr Worlds Fair Photograph cou-
pom in to.day's IxrELLTeEScER. Cut it
out and save it.
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Cur GpAsswARE at lowest prices at
John Friedel 4 Co.'S.
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: DoN'r almost kill yourself by violent
purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, mild laxative.
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kANAwnA vAnnEY ROAD.


Senator CRmdon Tells Why TIC HoFK huS
.r Been Delayed.
PARxRRsBuRa. W. Va, Nov 90
Smiths Iader publishes the following
self.explauatory letter from Senator
Camden received some time since, con-
corning the proposed railroad extension
up the Little Kanawha river:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
Washington, b. g.,
August 18th, 1893.
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TIE great Panic Sale of Clothing will
be continued until further notice at
1889 and ll4l Main street.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. U. s. Claim Attorney Col.
lcctOr aud Notary Pablo.
no2O 1912 Market Street.
FOE RENT.

No. 70 Fourteenth street. ten rooms, modern,
from January !. 1891.
No. 1927 Alley II, two rooms ...............s 90
No. 930hlo street. first floor. three rooms" %
No. 81 Ohio street, second floor. three rooms 90
No 2o02 Eotf street, three roou1S............ 90
No. 1901 Eof street, three rooms. .......-.. %
No. 3ll9 McCollocn street, three roonls,..,, %
No 300 t;hapline street, fye rooms ....,.. l5 90
No 2OOl ChApllnc street. 1--WE rooms .....,. IA 90
No. 60 Twenty.eighth street, four rooms. g. II %
No. 200 Main street. four rooms .......... II 80
No. 1922 Eof street. four 90
No, 1878 Market street two rooms, I'd floor -
No. 1916 Fourteenth street. 6 FoomS modern. % 90
No. 2l6S Main street. third floor 2rooms", 9 90
six-roomed frame dwelling At Leathorwood.
Store rooms on South street. in liearne Tab
ernaCle building.
roomed brick.
sl,5oS will buy No. Ills Alley II, ave.roomcd
frame.
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Ladies C0TSaIS at 2'o' s9o' a8c
Umbrellas at4sc, coo, SIC up.
LaCB Curtains At soc, CSC, sic up.

nvneouisS % lbs Grnuuinted Sugar for 81 90;
uiVCOIi0o' Arbucklc's Coffee 80: Graln or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard. Ginger and
Baking Powder, oil going at DC per pound, or 3
pounds for Is cents.
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FOR SALE. Real estate of every doacFlp.
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q. O. 81 MTEH.
FOR RENT,

"a 800 MARKET STREET.
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HARRY j. FINK,
FOB SALE.

Telephone GST. nn9i
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07

County School Superintendent Law.
renee returned on Tuesday from trip 70
the Sound, where he made arrangements
for the sixth annual meeting Of the Wash
ington State Teachers association. Prof.
Lawrence is al enthusiast on all mat -ers
educational, and says we will have a big
crowd at the gathering. which meets IN
this city on the 9Th, esth and 9th insts.
He also thinks that private families
should entertain tbe lady teachers and
make their stay a pleasant as possible.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Fry. Of North Yakima, on
Wednesday evening, Arthur, the eldest
son OF ]. z. Gowing, Esq, Of Holly Glen,
Highgate. London, Eng. to Miss Ella b.,
youngest daughter Of 4. B. Kester, Of
Olympia, Wash, Rev. NJ. L. Rose Off
ciating.
A sensation in thigh life" is just devel-
oping. Several things naughty and
devilish are charged and countercbarged.
The result will probably be a writ return
able in Yakima county's superior court.
Hold your breath till the final issue.
Rev. NJ. l.. Rose will hold service at
Marks school house, on the Ahtanum.
next Sunday at p. m.
Mrs. Mary Mars, died at Yakima City
Dec. 8, at 2 q. M, aged 81 years.
W. W. Watson, the editor Of this paper,
is expected TO return Saturday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07
FORT SIMCOE NOTES.
News OF Interest From That Side of
the County.

FIT. SIMcoE, December 6, 1893.
The snowfall at the fort last week was
l6 inches, and the total fall! to date has
been 26 inches.
Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way at the fort. Services were held
at Q O'Clock, conducted by Superintend-
ent Roberts. At noon the dusky lads
and lasses partook of bounteous dinner
which they all enjoyed. In.the evening
sociable was given for their pleasure, in
which the employees participated. There
were a number of recitations and songs,
after which lunch was served to all.
With horses so gay. hitch ed up to a sleigh,
Mr.. R. went counting on Thanksgiving day,
$50 people say"
For close by his side, In that seat so wide,
Sat Jennie s. with pride,
As though she strictly enjoyed the ride.
Miss Blanche Embree entertained Miss
Jennie Simpson and A. Nilsson at dinner
Thanksgiving.
w. II. Embree made flying visit to
fr0sser last week.
Judge Erwin and his interpreter, Chas.
Wanassav, left Sunday for Walla Walla
to attend court.
u. Hefiing and Chas. Adams spent q
couple Of days in North Yakima this week.
A. Nilsson, who has held the position
of farmer, left ON Wednesday for DAYTON
Wash, to reside. "A. Mr.. Haveniaer, re-
Gently OF Georgia, is his successor.
Special Agent Lane arrived at the Fort
on Monday, of this week, and expects to
remain few weeks.
Miss Alice Simpson entertained few
OF the Forts best whist players last even
ing. An ENJOYABLE time was reported.
MCGINrY AND ANNIE ROONEY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07
Ordinance No. 209.

An Ordinance to license aud regulate auction.
GERS
The City of North Yakima does ordsin as fol.
lows.
SECTION /. That every anctioneer within the
CITY OF North Yakima shall prior 10 the engag.
ing in such occupation obtain a license In the
manner prescribed IN this ordinance, first pay
ing therefor into the city treasury the sum OF
$40 90 per day $500 90 per quarter Of year pro-
vided that no license shall be required OF any
public officer, receiver. executor. Administrator,
guardian, or trustee, who shall sell or offer for
sale by auction any property pursuant to o legal
process.
sac. 2. Only the person named in the auc.
toneers license l. authorized TO sell or oner Tor
sale ANYTHING OF Article at auction; prov lded
that a license may be issued to any copartner
ship consisting of not more than two members
on the payment OF one license fee and such
license shall authorize either member OF sneh
ners shall not sell al the same time.
SEC g. The City Clerk shall issue all licenses
provided for by this ordinance but only on pre-
sentation OF the receipt OF the city treasurer,
showing that the license fee has been paid
sac Any person who shall act as an ane.
tloneer within the city Of Herth Yakima with.
ont first obtaining license II accordance wifh
this ordinance shall be deeIned guilty OF q mis-
demeenor and on conviction shsis-ee punished
oy nne no, sAezss<dlng 10000 Or by ifdprTssR
,neh III, ~ 'nsty jail not exceeding % days OF
SEE 6. That all ordinsnces or parts OF ordi.
Sanees In conflict or inconsistent with this or
dinance are hereby repealed insofar as the same
are In conflict or inconsistent.
SEC 6. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force Eve days from and after its passage,
approval and publication.
Passed the Council this It'll day December, A.
d, 1888. Approved Dec. 7. 1893.
}. I. KINGsBuRY,
J. BARTHoLET. Acting Mayor.
CITY Clerk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07

Mr.. Z. r. Kuhl, who Is well and favor
ably known by a number Of our citizens
is In the city. Mr.. Kuhl is here in the
interest Of the Northwestern nursery, oil
walla walla. Any one desiring to pur-
chase fruit trees will do well to see him
before buying. He can be found on the
street hustling for customers. 1914
II you need anything in the line Of
groceries or general merchandise, call at
the +. & T. Coop. store. We will not
be undersold. 46tf
In August a young man was arrested
for cattle stealing, having stolen two
head from me, and some from Berwick and
Patton. lie was released by the commit
ting magistrate on $500 bonds to appear
before him for examination on date set
for trial. lie did not appe and
the bond was given a week to produce
him. He was not surrendered up to the
end Of the week, nor has he been heard
OF since, neither has the bond been paid
as was informed by all the county off,
GERS to day. Will the persons in charge
of the prosecution please explain why the
bond has not been paid.
Dec. z, 1898. JOSEPH STEPHENSON.
Miss Stackhouse, artist, will teach any
branch Of art, but makes ; speciality OF
China decorations. She has some novel
tie 10 China for decorating for Christmas
work. 454t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07
STATE FAIR COMMISSION.
synopsis OF tho Proceedings of the
Meeting Held Last Monday.

A meeting Of the State Fair Commits
sioner, was held last Monday, Fred Park
or, President, John Reed, Secretary, and
A. W. Engle, John r. Reavis and John
r. Patton, Commissioners, were present.
A financial statement was submitted
and approved showing total expenditures
to date amounting to $6,272.46.
The committee intrusted with constuc-
ton OF the track was authorized to pro-
coed with the building OF stalls, in ac-
cordance with the plans Of the engineer,
and to purchase necessary materials
therefore; also. to construct pole fences,
TO consist OF posts. caps and hubbard,
Commissioners Reavs reported 10 the
board that the Washington State Worlds
fair commission bad donated to the state
fair association all the preserved frOitsofi
exhibition at Chicago. as well as the
model farm including machinery, ETC.,
which will arrive in few days. The
commissioner further stated that the gift
was secured largely through the efforts
OF Mr.. 4. +. Benson.
The secretary was instructed to receive
the exhibit and provide storage for same
until the buildings on the grounds are in
condition to receive them.
The president was empowered to EN-
ploy Dick A. Ball as care-taker
taker and farmer at the fair grounds at a
salary OF $50 per month.
He was also authorized to purchase a
span Of horses, wagon and harness not to
cost exceeding s27O, for use on the
grounds.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07
Blankets sold at cost at Otter Bros.

II you want to buy Chris, mas present
for your friend, wife, husband or sweet.
heart do not fail to call at Madame Con.
olly's and see her elegant line OF silver
lacquered ware which was 80 popular at
the Worlds fair; also celluoid goods,
fine new linens and doilies. II none OF the
above suit you, there are stuffed cats by
the yard. Come early and avoid the rush
Kuecher offers slverware, jewelry &c,
for cash, cheaper than ever before offered
on the Pacific coast.
Buy a cloak at Coffin Bros. and you
will get whole load OF presants for the
children free at Coffin Bros. 46 limo.
j. +. Mulligan, of the F. & I. Coon.
Store, desires to announce the arrival OF
new goods, and says he will not be
undersold
Prices In jewelry are now brought with
in the reach OF all. Kuechler is selling
goods at COST
Beginning next Saturday, Dec. 9th, We
will sell our entire stock of blankets,
ladies', gentlemens' and childrens' under
wear and wooden hosiery at cost.
Come one and all and secure the best
bargains ever offered in this city.
Respectfully,
If. OTTER Bios.
No auctioneer's sale Of pinchbeek lew
elry at Kuechler's. He sells only goods
that he can guarantee.
t~-fgish 70 call the attention Of u, .s;c iti.
gems Of Yakima who arc interested in
music to the fact that am permanently
located here and am organizing class.
l teach thorough bass, harmony and
counterpoint and guarantee thorough
practical knowledge of music in all it's
branches. have new short method
which enables my pupils 20 write and ar
range music as well as TO read and exc
cute. For further information, terms,
&C., address j. L. Taylor, North Yakima,
Wash. q.
A new invoice of goods has Just been
received by the f. & 7. Coop. Store.
Sdil anu eAhtllHe.
Fresh Eastern Oysters at Hills Fish
Market-75 cents quart.
II you desire to make handsome holt
day present, call on Kuechler. He has
cut his prices SO that all can buy.
From now until Jan. LIST. 1894, We will
give a Christmas present free with every
one dollars worth Of goods purchased at
our store Except groceries). See display
in front window.
At limo ARTHUR COFFIN & BRos.
All, therel Where did you get that
| fine pompadour? At Swanson's barber
shop, in the Hotel Yakima.
Kuchler has the best stock of iewelry
and silverware in the city. All his goods
are guaranteed.