The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-14

The variable conditions II the weather
during the past week have had much to
do with retarding progress in the work
on the state fair grounds. Other elements
OF embarrassment, however. have done
much toward producing conditions that
are very unsatisfactory to the community
in which this big job is being done. Pres.
ident Fred Parker has a round OF official
duties that makes II quite impossible for
him to look after the lesser details Of the
work. Secretary John Reed is also occu.
pied with clerical tasks that command
most Of his time. Whether or lot the
cause Of these complaints may be found
in the official halo Of the imam 10 charge"
remains to be seen; and THE HERALD, in
conjunction with interested citizens, will
investigate the matter.
Miss J. Steele, OF Tacoma who repre-
sents the White Shield Home Of this
state, located at Tacoma, was in the city
this week soliciting aid for that philan-
thropic work. She desires, through this
medium, to thank the business people OF
this city for their very generous response
to her appeal for money to deirsy the ex.
pense of that society.
A somewhat uninteresting docket greet
ed the court and attendant bairisters this
week. Judge Graves, being III, adjourn.
ed court on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. L. Best, on the Wenas, was
a visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Mr.. T.. z. Kuhl. who lie well and favor.
ably known by number OF our citizens,
is in the city. Mr.. Kuhl is here in the
interest Of the Northwestern nursery, Of
Walla Walla. Any one desiring to pur.
chase fruit trees viii do well to see him
before buying. He can be found ON the
street hustlng for customers. 46.2t
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,
II. DrrrER. Bios.
Nothing wouid be more Satisfactory as
Christmas presents thda those pretty arfo-
type pictures and photographers at Lom-
bad &c Horstey's. Haze you seen them I
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 groceriesl. See display
in front window.
40 limo ARTHUR COFFIN & BRos.
What a handsome Christmas present one
Of those Gle ant reed or plush rockers uoutd
be for your rife. Lombard & Horsiey.
Miss Stackhouse, artist, will teach any
branch OF art, but makes specially OF
China decorations. She has some novel
tieJ in China for decorating for Christmas
work. 4o-4t
If you need anything IN the line Of
groceries or general merchandise, call al
the F. & I. Coop. store. We will not
be undersold. 46tf
II you desire to make handsome holt
day present, call on kuechler. He has
cut his prices SO that all can buy.
Those parlor irriting desks at Lombard &:
Horsiey's are handsome and serricedbie.
Get one for Christmas.
j. +. Mulligan, of the f. & T. Coop.
Store, desires to announce the arrival oil
new goods, and says he will not be
undersold.
Kuechler offers silverware, jewelry &C.,
for cash, cheaper than ever before offered
on the Pacific coast.
Pretty pasteis at Lombard d: Horsley's.
Fine Christmas presents.
Buy q cloak at Coffin Bros. and you
will get a whole load of presants for the
children free at Coffin Bros. 46 limo.
Prices In jewelry are now brought with
in the reach Of all. kuechler is selling
goods at cost.
Buy your Wife pretty Suing rocker for
Christmas. Lombard d Horsiey.
No auctioneer's sale of pinchbeck jew
elry at kuechler's. He sells only goods
that he can guarantee.
A new invoice OF goods has Just been
received by the F. & 7. Coop. Store.
Call and examine.
Alb, therel Where did you get that
fine pompadour? AT Swanson's barber
shop, in the Hotel Yakima.
kuchler has the best stock OF jewelry
and siverware in the city. All his goods
are guaranteed.
Fresh Eastern Oysters at Hills Fish
Market-75 cents quart.