Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

for mailing, can btAd at this Office,
at five cents each.
Over 5000 tosof frst-oualitv
grain are stored in hnan warehouses
awaiting shipment rail, and more
coming in every day
John w. WindJfrom New Yorl,
SCate, father OF our K cashier, is Wis
lung nus somewhat Aerous offspring
III the Palouse count
-" Uncle Phil" lie most extrava-
giant republican in n. He has al
le"''y worn out one rrison hat and
n''S 'ne second one wander way.
Charley Mcneil ,thed the wear
and tear Of the HER. unfit this weak
with a fat, juicy wataelon of the Ida
10 variety 1t was dtappreciated.
Mrs. ". v Windand Mrs JIM.
LII were The first IF callers at the
HERALD ONCE. Our ch-string is al
ways out-that IS, fros a. IN. to s p. m.
Tho Washington importing Co.
dealers in t1nora rbr, horses, CATTLE
sheep rund swim N an important ad-
7ertisement in traIs lper. Fine stock
aIwp5s pays. \
/-F. S. Rice has old his 320-acre
farm, 1 ] miles from t IN to T. H, Kay
Ter, the price being 20 per acre. Mr..
Rice has bought six ares in DAVIS ad-
dition and will build good dwelling at
once.
Subscriptions tothe HERALD may
be left at the Bank ir postofice. Or,
you can walk right ,p stairs to our of
flee and see our pere nal smile as you
hand us the requi,te lucre-S2 per
year; $1.25 for six uogths.
Landlord True has leased the Pal
ace Hotel to Mrs, Hall, late of Moscow
and her nephew, }Ir. Quivey, of Spokane
Falls. The new managers are row II
possession, and propose to see to it that
the travelling public are well looked al
tier in this mans tow.
Improvements being the order oi
the dav in Pullman, what's the matter
with giving a little attention to som'
of the sidewalks before thr city incurs
damage suit Cor somebody's broken leg
a little ezpense,,o= viii save hundred
of dollars hereafter, un3gubtcdl,.
~ 10 % sl-.g nu}y - Ss-s7--,. NAH.
greatest needs, ani 5uah antnterpris,
would be most liberally eneo&[ced, 10
only by our business men, buS,,v tb
farmers all around US. It wouid>>o
big money-making investment beyt-
any doubt. Tho EIERALD viii have mo
| to say on tLis matter hereafter.
Hon. I. J. Smith, who heads the r
publican ticket fo" Councilman, was
town this eek Mr.. Smith is we
known all ever Whitman county, hav1n
creditably served the people of the coul
ty before; and surely the voters viii sa
on the 9th day o. November, 1--WE
] iv5y.g; tno5t GOOD and faithful servant
go lack again.
The pastors of our churches are IL
| vfe6 to use the HERALD colugnns In al
no1ncing meetings, or any gathering
theinterest of their respective societle
No d,arge will be made for such notice
unless an admission fee is exacted
such 8ltherings or articles are SO
thereat. In these cases, where the o.
ject is charitable one, half-ratas W
be charged.
Mcconnell, Chambers & Co. impo
crockery il original crates and unders'
small dealers. Dinner plates, cups al
saucers, 20 cents per set; lamps, rs een''
etc 1tf
An the vacant lots on Main stree
!. With only one or two exceptions, Gle
to the east end aar the 0. r. &
bridge, arc now owned by Pullman ne
This is long stride in the right dire
tion. Heretofore. much Of our b
property has been owned by non-re
dents who would not spend dol
toward improving the town, but rati
retarded building by holding on to s
the last cent possible for their propert
1t is possible that in the hurry
4 getting out this first issue of the paI
we may have failed to visit some W
would like to use its advertising C
umns. If SO, we are willing to be fl
given, and would respectfully ask you
call and see us { (Nodine block, up stair'
or send us word and we viii thrust 0
gentle presence upon you at once. Y
don't intend to let any desired advert
ing escape us SO long as our suspendt
hold ont.
The HERALD rises to respectful
suggest to our city authorities tt
whenever member of the pedestri
fraternity otherwise known as
tramp calls upon them for the whel
withal to stake an empty stomach,
falls into their HANDS for some misc