Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-06-22

them two watcaes, two pistols and a
brace OF knives besides a razor. The
"swag" amounting in all to about $50.
The McGregor boys. with their large
bands OF sheep, passed through town
this week enroute for the pastures in the
foot hills OF the mountains east OF Mos
COW. The sheep were in good condition,
and the mea markets in town stocked
up on mutton from them.
When the blood is loaded with impur-
tiles, the whole system becomes disor-
dered, This condition OF things cannot
last long without serious results. In
such cases, powerful Alternative is need
ed, such as Ayers Sarsaparilla. Itnever
fails, and has no equal,
--Lilley has been actively engaged dur
ing the past year in raising a row at the
college, but with harmony prevailing in
that institution he sees his occupation
slipping through his fingers, hence his
detected appearance. Dakota yearns for
you, Lilley.
"A paper was circulated this week
and enough cash pledged weekly to pay
for having Main street sprinkled this
summer. The city furnishes sprinkler
and water.
Ii the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring stimulant with nour-
ishing and coloring food, Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover is just the
specific.
Nick Hunt and S. Cameron will
prospect in the mountains of Idaho for
the next few weeks. We hope they will
return laden with the yellow metal.
Miss Lois Halsey will return to Al
mota with Prof. and Mrs. Harvey TO-DAY,
and will spend the balance OF the sum-
mer at that delightful little village.
The Artesian bus team took a lively
spin on Grand street Tuesday, but only
succeeded in raising a slight dust and
considerable excitement.
. -Chas White and Frank Bramel rode
to Palouse on their bikes last Sunday
making the II miles in little over two
hours.
F. D. Richardson, with the assis-
tance of Prof Harvey, has been putting
his lawn in shape this week.
The Snake river crop OF straw berries
! =, ,,g1, and tba NEal1o NNol1o ar
ticle is on the market.
DR.. Pittwood and family will camp
at Bear Greek for several days, going to
that resort tomorrow.
DR.. White reports considerable
wheat already heading and all the crops
as looking immense.
-Sangarde & Sasenbery are doing bus
mess, and are selling many a tender
steak and juicy roast.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Kitchen and son, James,
will visit L. c. Richardson and family at
! Mayview next week.
R. L. McCroskey and wife drove
over from Colfax yesterday to attend the
graduating exercises.
The base ball ground is now in con-
dition for playing on, and the ball toss
ers rejoice thereat.
| "A fine shower, lasting nearly all OF
Monday night, has made vegetation
jump this week.
The Pullman base ball nine will go
to Whelan Sunday and play nine from
that village.
E. E. Fountain and family have gone
to the Alberta country, making the trip
overland.
Quite a number OF Pullman people
will go to Guy to the picnic tomorrow.
The rs. P. So society has been or
ganized by the young ladies OF Pullman
Don't forget the entertainment by
the dramatic club on the Fourth.
Miss Fannie Bragg, OF Colfax, is
visiting Pull man friends.
Prof. Watt will spend the vacation
at North Yakima.
John Bradbury was here from Pa
louise yesterday.
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