Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-11

prietor of the store kept under the coun-
ter near the till. This the lad managed
to discharge, when the bullet, 32-cal-
iber, passed through the counter. and
struck Mr.. Munsterman in the knee and
glanced downward where it lodged in
the flesh. The ball has not been found,
but Mr.. NJ. is doing as well as the cir
cumstances would permit, and will be
around again in few days.
To prove to the state OF Washington
that the sentiment of the gang of con-
spirators is not the sentiment OF Pullman,
and as testimonial to the untiring ef-
forts of the board OF regents, the petition,
published elsewhere, was circulated in
town last week. Read that goodly array
OF names, all citizens of the city, and
compare it with the names OF Lilley and
his four associates. The signers of that
petition are loyal to the interests of the
state, and the fact that their names APP
pear on the petition is only an evidence
that they appreciate the regents honest
labors.
There is a tendency now in the west
to affect the ridiculous and absurd in
dress and appearance, and this is increas-
ing to such an extent that it demands
attention at once. We are known to
many by the clothes we wear. Society
demands OF us that we appear at our
best, and no one is so often ridiculed as
he who is not we'll dressed. just now
the excitement centers in the great
amount OF choice spring clothing on ex-
hibition at Mcguire q Brownies, where
one can get the finest of spring wear i'll
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
Special sales always.
The Epworth League, of the Column
bia conference, is in session at Oakes-
dale, and will continue over Saturday
and Sunday. The delegates from Pull
man are Mrs. Henry Oliver, Miss Miller
and Mr.. Cromwell. These delegates, in
company with Rev. and Mrs. Marvin,
have driven to Oakesdale today, and Sat-
urday evening Mr.. Marvin will lecture
to the people OF Oakesdale on the life and
character OF Gladstone. Mr.. Marvin
will doubtless deliver the same lecture
in Pullman shortly.
-Peyton Barb e, who is teaching
school in the Ontario district, came very
near having fing ger shot off the early
part OF the week. He was holding up
tin can for companion to use as tar
get, but unthinkingly let one of his fin
gers extend down into the can, and the
ball from the revolver grazed the digit,
making painful flesh wound. Peyton
will remember his finger in the future.
Sol Cameron, the contractor who is
to build the new college building, has
built large sheds on the college grounds,
and will proceed to make brick rain or
shine. He is putting large force OF
men on, and the new structure will soon
begin to take shape.
The acreage in crop in the Palouse
country this year will be considerable
larger than it was last year, and the
farmers will finish seeding from two to
four weeks earlier. This will bring har-
vest SO much earlier that even with an
other wet fall more OF the grain will be
saved.
Ayers Hair Nigor restores natural col
or to the lair, by stimulating a healthy
action OF the scalp. This preparation al
so produces yigorour growth OF the hair
and gives it beautiful lustre and youth
full appearance. Recommended by ply
sicians, clergymen and scientists.
W. II. and Mrs. Harvey came up
from Almota Sunday, and remained with
their friends till Wednesday. AS a re-
suit Of the visit many of their aforemen-
toned friends were recipients OF bou-
quets ot beautiful lilacs and other flow
ere, for which Almota is noted.
The next play to be put on at the
auditorium will doubtless be the Con
federate Spy" military drama, to be
presented May goth, Decoration day.
The military drlll Tor the occasion Will be
under the direction OF Lieut.. Stoke, OF
the agricultural college.
Quite a nu mber Of our citizens are
putting in their spare time learning
how to ride the bicycle. Among the
number arc Geo. Ford and Archie White,
both OF whom are making rapid progress,
and can now mount and dismount with
considerable grace.
H. J.. Falkenburg, head consul for
the Pacific Woodmen OF the World, who
was expected to lecture in the X. OF p.
hall last Wednesday evening, has been
obliged to postpone his visit to Pullman
till later date.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
give a basket and ice crea III social at the