Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-06-08

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= mother party will visit Snake river
points Sunday.
The Snake river is falling rapidly
this cool weather.
Pres. E. A. Bryan is at Vancouver,
this state, this week.
The big populist demonstration will
be held next Monday.
Pullman was well represented at
Snake river resorts last Sunday.
M. Townsend was here from Mos
COW Sunday to take in the excursion to
Wawawai.
New piano for sale. VIII trade for
team. 0. p. BARKwELL,
(33w4) Moscow, Idaho.
1t is said that there has never before
been a spring in which the trees have
made such growth as this spring.
-Backman Bros. < Co. have just re-
ceived a large invoice of ladies low shoes.
Their shoe stock is varied and complete.
"A citizen says that all the auditorium
dramatic company needs to do to fill the
house is to advertise "Cole in dutch
role"
"A new front is being built on the
building recently removed from the rear
OF the old HERALD block, now owned by
VIM. Vedder.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is uni
formly successful in coloring brown or
black. Hence its great popularity.
II. f. Bramel has leased the lower
part OF the old Reaney hall on Grand
street, and will use it as a store and dis
| play room for his machinery this sum
mer.
) Philip Bremen and family will leave
l for the Alberta country as soon as the
: railroads are doing business on schedule
t time. Henry Broxson is also contem-
/ plating going.
Marshal Lanning has charge of the
work being done on West Main street,
and he is handling the pole tax in good
e shape, making it put the street in a con-
e ditior SO that it will be passable the yeal
o round.
I AT the first indication of disorder, the
t deranged or enfeebled condition OF the
3 stomach, liver, or bowels, should be
promptly rectifed by Ayers CathartiC
n Pills. These Pills do not grippe, are per-
e fectly safe to take, and remove all ten
S dency to liyer and bowel complaints.
d Everywhere we hear OF parties go
. ing into the mountains placer mining.
l. These placers were passed by in the past,
e but as from 81 to $6 per day are taken
e from them by each man, they are looked
II upon as bonanzas now that the true
: value OF money is felt. The working o.
S the placers will bring considerable money
into the country.
t When visiting base ball nine plays
=, in Pullman, it should be the effort ot
: our boys 70 make things as pleasant as
e possible for them, and not show lack
e OF good breeding by repeating certain
actions OF last Tuesday. Treat your Wis
itors respectfully boys, and if you win
= the game win it fairly. You will lose
a nothing By being courteous.
e On account of rush OF news at the
4 last minute last week number of items
were crowded out, among which was the
, one concerning the performance OF the
, dramatic company in the Confederate
Spy" Every corner of the auditorium
was filled, and each individual number
OF the company deserves great credit for
the manner in which their part was sus-
tanned.
PROF. Snyder and A. G. Routhe, with
two saddle and three pack horses, LETT
Wednesday morning for the wilds OF
Idaho and Montana on an expedition for
Stanford University, OF California. Mr..
Snyder has been commissioned by the
university to collect a full line OF speci-
mems of the smaller mammals Of the
districts which he will visit for the mus
cum of the institution. He will be abb
sent all summer.
The college cadets who were en-
camped on Union Flat, returned to the
college Sunday. Friday at near mid
night number OF city boys who enjoy
good joke surprised the camp, and were
chased nearly three miles by the gallant
cadets, who were in all sorts OF unifo2m,
most OF them, however, appearing in
condition that would not warrant calling