Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-07-20

troduced to several strangers. One OF
them was announced as James Shaw,
from Cotton, Whitman county. Shaw
is a man OF medium height and build, |
and about 45 years old. He had long
been known as a man with full beard
and shaggy hair. When the sheriff was
saluted by a convict in stripes, with
clean shaven face and close cropped hair,
| he couldn't make out for few moments
who the prisoner could be. In fact,
| Shaw's voice was about the only thing
he could recognize-so complete trans
formation had taken place since Shaw
entered the penitentiary gates.-Com-
moner.
There were manufactured at the
Washington state jute mills at the Walla
Walla penitentary during the month OF
June 206, 653 grain bags and 2409 oat
bags, They have now on hand, subject
to sale, ,265, ,90l grain bags at 6la cents
each; AGO wool bags at 80 cents each
3556 oat bags at cents each; 500 ore
bags at at cents each 974 yards OF kiln
cloth at 51a cents per yard; 1915 yards
hop cloth at 931 cents per yard; 354
yards 36-inch floor mating at 65 cents
per yard 300 pounds OF fleece twine at
s cents per pound.
When, by reason Of cold or from
other cause, the stomach, liver and kid
neys become disordered, no time should
be lost in stimulating them to action.
Ayers Pills act quickly, safely, and
surely. Sold by druggists and dealers in
medicines.
The populists OF Latah county have
followed in the footsteps of their Whit
man county brethren, and have nomi-
mated ticket which has caused several
splits in the party. There is now talk
OF the pops running an Independent
ticket.
j. D. Layman and Geo. n. Henry,
with their families, returned from their
camping "trip the early part OF the week.
They caught many fine trout in Occur d
Alene lake, and had an all around good
time.
F. d. Richardson drove across the
river, to Mayview, this morning. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Wilford Allen
and son, who will visit relatives there
during the next week.
Lack Of vitality and coor-matter i'll
the bulbs causes the hair to fall out and
turn gray. We recommend Halls Hair
Renewer to prevent badness and gray
ness.
Services in st. Katherine's church,
next Sunday, as follows: Evening
prayer and sermon by Rev. J. II. L. HilI-
man, at eight o'clock.
Fields sown with damaged grain are
now plainly discernable, and will yield
much less than those on which sound
seed was used.
Wesley Lyle, the lad who had one
foot cut off by the train some weeks ago,
is now al, und the streets on crutches.
-Barghoorn and Staley who went to
Occur d Alene on their wheels last Sat
urday, have not yet returned.
Returning campers say that fishing
is excellent in Occur d Alene, but not
very good in Hayden lake.
H. W. and viii Baird, with quite a
party, will leave for the st. Joe country
in day or two.
Mrs. Webb and family are expect d
to return from Occur d Alene City in
day or two.
The Misses Crawford and Cox, Of
Coliax, are visiting Miss Minnie Hill in
this city.
Barney Hattrup and w. D. Rich,
with their wives, are camping near
Asotn.
Quite number of Pullmanites wit
messed the ball game at Moscow last sun
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hill, near johnson, last Saturday.
-Chas. Olmsted and wife have re-
turned from Occur d Alene lake.
Miss Mabel Shaw, OF Wawawai, vis-
tied friends in town this week.
Mrs. Pope presented her husband
with a u pound son yesterday.
A piazza is being built on the Meth
odist parsonage this week.
H. II. Spaulding was in the city
from Almota Monday.
F. H. Actor, the Colfaxite, was in