The Yakima Herald from Yakima, Washington • Page 5

I Tilie Coal cannot keep the prioe of fuel onl oresent big stock of the remsini. A PUT IN YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW. We are prepared to deliver coal and wood In any qaantlty at the lowent fiKurm. nlie PIONEER LUMBER CO. STATE PAIR NO MOKE.

Two Exhausted and No Funds for Fall. The state fair commission has exhausted the two venre' appropriation ot 98,000 and no fnir will be held next year under the auspices of the slate. The commission damn th expenses this year amounted to Of this was expended on the grounds; $2000 for premiums; $8000 on the races; and $5000 on running expenses. The receipts it is claimed, were $2,080 from the gates and xra'idstand concessions; from entries; $1,500 from special premiun-s; $300 from Seattle exposition and $150 from other sources. To this is added the state appropriation.

The published report of the secretary later will give the public a clearer idea of how this vast sum of $14,000 has been expended, in detail. WYNKOOP'S AXSWEK. He Replies to Nelson's Animadversions on tbe Cold Hill Route. Kiimuk Hi v.d: I notice Mr. N.

C. Nelson sees fit to attempt to "throw cold water" on the project of a trail or road to Gold Hill. As to my having "ulterior motives" in advocating the opening of this camp, I will leave those who know me best to judge, (or when I tell you I do not own a claim in the entire district I am tailing an unfortunate truth. I only advocate the four-foot trail ''placed on the proper urade for a iiad" because Unit is the on'y why I can see of getting a road to the district. It would be but a comparatively short time until the trail would be widened and a good road be the result.

Mr. says, "why don't you build a railroad?" That showb the impractical side of the tirm, or his lack of knowledge of the difficulties to overcome and the expensive work to be done. I did not combat any of his pet schemes but will oppose an extensive canning plant, as it would In- on a par with working for the state fair to be located here and letting such an institution as the agricultural college go elsewhere. The one is more of a curse than a benefit and tbe other would be a benefit the whole year. I want to say to him now, concentrate your efforts on tbe beet sugar factory and don't let anything divide your energy for one may be established near enough to Yaklina to make that town only a shipping point for the beets.

It appears to be impossible to set an appropriation large enough to build a wagon road; ao let as have the four foot trail, and when It is in operation, with a tandem team or two and trucka banling the heavy machinery, we may be able to get enough money from the state to widen it to an eight-foot road our representative can sue beyond the state fair. D. J. Wtnkoop. Facts II not Wind.

THE OLD RELIABLE TllPfrpr LIVERY lUUIAUI STABLE 0 furnishes the same 5C datlous, courteous treatmeut ffj aud up ilatu turnouts tbat JJ Jfm bu always beeu noted for. The people know vi hence ft patronize ns 53 Bent Kiss, Carriages and Wagonettes the City. 5t Tracking and Draylng a gS 9 ipeclmltjr. H. L.

TUCKER, Propr. 3c Telephone If you need hi or )C CS call at the bam on St. 5 Alir- Baths for Ladles. Massage Treatment a specialty. MRS.

ALEX BOWMAN, Over Ditter Mechtel. Bnpt. Clew ArtesUn Wells Chris Stoper is smkint? a well for artesian water in tbe Wenas valley, near the John Clemana ranch. Mr. Stoper ia confident of getting tbe water and thinks he will not have to go far for it, but says he will go 1000 feet if necessary.

Clihh. iUini'H this week started drilling a well for Mr. Longeman in the Mozee. It ie said Mark Mitchell of Snnnyside is also boring for artesian water on lands near that town. A luppy Social Event.

There was pleasant Hocial gathering I on Tuesday evening, November 14, at the home of Elder honor of Miss Iva Devoir, who t' ok her departure for Walla Walla to enter the Adventist colj lege us 11 student. Thirty-six persons, i mostly youths and young people of Iva's i Sabbath school associates, were present. I Tbe program consisted of familiar songs, vocal and instrumental music and some earnest talks. Miss Lottie Smith, a visiting missionary, spoke in behalf of church schools. Klder Smith gave good counsel to the young people, who expect a bright and hnppy future.

Miss Kdiih (Sapp gave a talk on "Health." After partaking ot lunch the time of waiting for the midnight train was spent in Bocial conversation. Miss Devoir was accompanied to Walla Walla by Miss Smith, who has been engaged in churchschool work in Kittitas county. Why Horses Should Be Clipped. It ia a positive shame to use a horse hard when he has on his long, heavy coat. Kept under artificial conditions, he baa not a chance in tin- world to comply with the demands of nature, as the wild horses do, and often he is worked so hard that he sweats freely and then stands all night wet to the very skin, using np to dry his hair all the heat that should be going to recuperate his tired body.

In this way he loses strength steadily, whereat, if the clippera should be run over him, be would dry off in 20 minntea and then stand warm and comfortable all ntght. Just think how it would feel to lie down on your bed with clothes wringing wet with gummy sweat. It is not likely you would be very comfortable. Every up-to-date stable is equipped with a clipping machine. We have the only first-class power horseclipper in the city.

Horses clipped while you wait, for $2. Come and see it work. Fashion Stabler. Jorieph Stocltford, Hodgdon, healed a sore running for seventeen years and cured Ins piles of long standing by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures all skin diseases.

At Janeck's Drug Store. Rev. Klijali KellogK, the aatbor of "Spartacus' Speech to Gladiators," ao familiar to all schoolboys for years past, is still alive and performing the duties of a Congregational clergyman at Harpswell, Me. WHAT IS IHILOHY A grand old remedy for Coagbi. Colds and Consumption, used through the world tor half a century has cared in numerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money.

Price 25c, 50c and $1. L. O. Janeck's drag Levering's package coffee is fine. 30-tf PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS wouldn't he nilly, Aigy, if 1 were you." NVM not, but, oot being me, you can't help it." "Isn't it wnrm?" said Miss Backbay to M.hs Ueaconhill.

"Excessively wnrm, on my this morning, too." Topics. Time to MippHM- you will name him after Dewi'v?" Ned Newly no! You see, June and 1 both think that IX'wey has had honors Turk. Cause and Dukane "The sultan of Sulu came In promptly out of the wet." Mr. he wished to prolong his reigny Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. Oh, Dreud doctor has ordered him to cease riding in his horseless carriage for awhile." "What's the trouble?" "He's used it so constantly that he has become automobilius.

North American. Dr. young doctor doesn't use any judgment. He prescribes trips to Europe for his poor pntients and advises the rich ones to take long walks in the park." Dr. "Thnt's a very clever idea.

He gets rid of the poor patients and keeps the rich Y. Journal. No Equity About It. doesn't order things with any degree of equity," said the young man with the collnr. "Why not?" paid the girl.

"Kor instance," said the youth, "the oyster retires for four months, but ice cri-iim has an open season nil the yenr Plain Dealer. Being Careful. "Leonidns!" exclnimed Mr. Meekton's wife, on his return from a journey, "I am (it a loss to understand your conduct when wt parted. I said to you." "Yes, Henrietta." "Why didn't you say goodby in response?" "I was just iibout tc do so, Henrietta, but I cheeked myself.

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