The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-30

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and their entertainment here.
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FIRST Circus or THE sEAsoN.-Farini L
McMahon's united circuses, which are
advertised to appear in this city; Satur-
dap afternoon and evening, have trav-
elled extensively throughout the country
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LOOK Or FOR FAKIRs.-A couple Of
medicine fakirs were on the street, for
several days this week, drawing crowd
with villainously bad songs and imper-
sonations, and raking in the dollars Of the
the gudgeon by the sale Of some worth
less compound. Suckers never fail to
bite when these itinerants come along,
and notwithstanding all that has been
said, and the experience Of many. the
usual harvest will probably be reaped by
the circus hangers-on this coming satur-
day. The HERALD has no sympathy for
those who run up against "a dead sure
same" after being properly warned.
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