davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

w tenn dr.wi otwaay sic / ws.edl
starry sierzant Wolski. Zerwali sic .
miejso, robote odlozono, staneli from.
tenn. Sierzant rzuoi} okiem DO mieszka.
niu, byl por.adek.
= Wieoie, ze wiadomosoi many
Przyjeohai uian . ozwartego pu1ku cd
jeneraaa Dwerniokiego, wida6 Z dobra
nowina. Tu stanie, DO jedyua tn wolna
stajnia.
Jakoz wnet uslyszano klus konia -
a uaan stanal, ~zeskoo.yi i poszedl ku
s~ieraantowi.
- Panic sier1ahoie - ozy tn Jest
moja kwateraP
TAX to ia wlasnie = gd.ieind.iej
miejsoa ME ma, ale "a to gadaj co SKY.
cha6.
- Pobilismy moskali - panic sier.
zahoie = zaraz ~opowiem, tylko konia
opatrze!
- Ha, ME m6wilem - wola} Wolski
- nasze wojsko dzielne. l patrzoie,
toe Dwerniokiego a~oinierz same rekru
ty, a zuohy pobili stare wy6wiozone
moskaliska! No, my ME danny sic i'm
wyprzedzic.
Uian wjechai ma podw6rko, konia
wprowadzil do stajni, r~ozsiodlal, oohe.
dozyi, napoii i zaloayl sians, potem
wszedi do izby, gdzie 60 nieoierpliwie
oozekiwano.
NapiJ sic rzek& Mikolajewski
podajao manierke - i zagryz kielbasy,
DO gfodny pewno potem gadaj, DO
my niecierpliwi.
Wolski, kt6ry byl poprzednio wy
szedi, powr6Oil waasnie, kisdy ulan po.
krzepiwszy sic zaozal movie:
- Bylo mas pod Dwerniokim ze diva
tysisOe koni, p63tora pieohoty i szesc
dziai, wszystko swieze i ME 6wiozo-
ne' a moskali szso trey razy lyle jazdy 1
armat pod Geismarem, 90 to mial pobi6
turk6w W tureokiej wojnie. Wo.oraj
ma poaudnie spotkalismy sic pod Stooz.
klein. Nasz %jenera} przem6wil do mas:
DzieOi, tam moskale stoja, pokazoie i'm,
ze sic ME boicie, ia was poprowadze!
TAX my hukniem: My ioh pobijem, pa
ME jenerale! - stanelismy do bitwy.
Moskale stall W p6}ko'e "a miastem,
Pc bokaoh mieli armaty, a my mieli ar.
maty W srodku, jazda byla pc bokaoh,
a pieOhury staay pewnie z ty}u, bonn ioh
.woale ME widziaa podczas bitwy. Nasz
szwadron stal ma prawem skrzydle. ia
jeszoze ME bylem nigdy W ogniu, wiso
byfo mi troche ~dziwno, jak zaozeli do
mas walic z armat, a ziemia steka6. Do
piero nasz starry waohmistrz S}oma, 90
jeszcze pod Kosoiuszko s}uzy}, jak zaoz.
ME z mich zartowac - TAX | nam pre-
szlo to uczucie. Patrzymy, az tn ma
prawem skrzydle moskiswskiem robi
sic ogromny zamet, kozaki i dragony
uciekaja, strzelanie z armat ustaje, wi.
dac naszyob, a potem sic wszystko pc.
miesza1o. Dolby poczatek, krzyknsl
wachmistrz, wnet ma mas kolej bedziei
Jakoz konne strzelcy, &C obok mas stall,
ruszaja ma mosksla, a Dwernicki przy-
pada do mas ! zawola: Dalej wiara WA
lem ma wrogal Ruszylismy z kopyta,
lance pochylilismy q pedziiem ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

~SHoniouio WroSS, W Taxa MOI
hwos6 woale ME wier.yl, lee. tylko by
ola homor~ sic scysrzepae. 1 w6d.
zmarnowa& diva missiaoe ozasu i zawi6dl
nar6d, kt6ry sadzao, ae on wojsko do
boju ! swyoieztw chloe p~rowad.ic, Eau.
fax mu naj.upeaniej. zsoayl on ur.sd
dopiero " chwili, kiedy ME dyploma.
tow I pisarkow, ale wod.a byso potrzs.
ba, gdy moskale, wkraozali do Kr6les.
ava, soiagnaws.y 10000 aolnierza
przeoiw Polsoe.
Ch3opioki m6gl byl sta6 sic .bawoa
Polski ale upara sic zgubi6 powstanie,
DO beg WARY we w3asna size i sable.
wssystko pi6rem ohoial robi6. Miano.
wano wodzem ma miejsce jego Radzi.
wiAa, ale ten, sam ME umiejao dowo-
dsi6, powodowal sic RADIANT tylko Chic.
piokiego.
Wojsko przyje}o wkroozenie moskali
do Kr6lestwa dobra otuoha, DO ufalo
W size narodu; jenera}owie pc wiekszej
czesoi zarazeni duohem n'ewiary i zwst-
pienia, trwozyli sic = DO woleli we
wszystko inne wiersyt niz to, ze kaz-
dy nar6d tylko sam sobie pom6dz i oca-
liz sic moze.
Luty 1881 roku ma poozatku mrozny
przyni6si wkr6toe odwilz. Pu}k ozwar.
~ stal ~rozlozony " miasteozku Dobrem,
osm mil cd Warszawy, gotowosoi DO.
jowej. Pulk ten paaai goraoa aadza bo.
ju a kiedy ~wyruszy} W pole, to uro-
oaysoie zlozyi przysiege, re W pierws.ej
bitwie tylko bagnetem potyka6 sic be-
die. Pierwsze utarozki Z Moskwa ju4
zaszay - ale nieprzyjaciel ME byl jesz-
oze tax blisko, ably ma ten dzieh ma star
ole rachowac bylo MONA; vice widac by
10 pc ulioach miasteozka pelno zo}nierzy
" szarych piaszozaOh, uwijajaoyoh sic.
inni siedzieli Pc kwateraoh i gotowali
sobie, DO juz zmrok nadchodzil.
Wni.kiej cbalupis, o strzesze s1omia-
mel, siedzialo kilku zo}nierzy z kappa q
lem ko&o ogniska. Pospiewywali sobie
z oiOha, kapral Ozysoil karabin, Mike.
lajewski, u~kohczywszy ozyszozenie bro.
nj, kurzy1 luke, Witozak smarowal
tiuszozem przemokle cd sniegu obuwie,
a m2odziu tiki zo{nierz, moze s~zesnasto.
letni, kt6ry z innymi z gimnazjum tree.
meszehskiego uciekl do wojska, skrobal
perki.
Jake OF tedy truly oborowe slu-
"a m6wii Wi'czak do ch}opaka. Ma
wykles do innego zycia!
= Co tam, niema zyoia mad obozowe
- lePsza W wojnie grooh kapusta, Mill
W domu kura t3ustal Tylko zebysmy
90 ryohlej moskali spotkali, przeoiez i
ia przysiaglem, ae do pier wszej bitwy
tylko p6jde ma bagnety.
Tax, to mi sic podoba - przerwa}
kapral jezeli zasmakowales niewy.
godach zo2nierskioh, to tez tenn lepiej
uzyjesz rozkoszy ao}nierskiob.
A Miko{ajewski zanucii z cioha:
A kto oboe rozkoszy uzyc
Musi isc do wojska s}u,yc!
Tam rozkoszy on uzyje;
Krwi jak woody sic Maple.
Tam mu dada mundur nowy,
A ma mundur xii debowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Dzielny Puik Czwarta-
k6w.
(Ciag dalszy).

die, gdzie sic zabawisja, sam IA ko1.
nierz wyla6 ME lubi = odpar} Wito.ak.
Az tn Maoioszek zbliays sic, pelnym
mundurze, szabla spuszozona tluoze sic
Pc ziemi, guziki cd munduru az sic
swieca' ma sukni py}ku ami znaleze.
Gotta libe Gotta, oiebie tn ogladam
zabiakul szanuj kaprala, ME tacy jak ty
stawali frontem przedemna, jak bylem
~kapitanem W odwrocie z Moskwy, jeno
ze dobrze ME umialem parle franse a "
tel kompanji same franouziska, wnet
sic ~skohozyso = Bog dal a djabli w.ie.
Ii. Ale choc / tax, wssa pokreoe, sab.
le ma tray 2okoie rozpuszose - to Wy.
gladam jak jaki pu}kownik, pytajcie
jeno pana waohmistrza, jak szed} ze
NINA, Ia kim sic dziewki ogladaly, gdys.
my szli prsez ulioeP Gdyby mi ME.
boszcaki ME byio zal gdyby:wojny ME
byso to jeszOze bym gotow gaupstwo
zrobic i sic ozeni6!
= Patrzajoie - zawo{a{ Mikolajew.
ski i W starym p'eou djabsl pail. Jesz
oze bedziem mieli wiele pooieohy z ma
szego doktora!
- Ale - rzek Wolski zwr6cony do
Witozaka wiesz, &c miasto ma gwa}t
okopuja, wczoraj nawet wszystko wy
legao ma waly, rzemieslniki, poslowie,
akademicy, profesory, nawet kobiety
pracuja ma gwalt. Pewnie otworem ME
ohoa miasta zostawiac podozas wojny!
- Panic s~ier4anoie - wtracil Mike.
lajewski bodajby tax by3o - ale ma
wojue ME wielka ma j~eneras Chsopioki
ochote, DO jua dawno kazaliby ram Wy.
ruszyc, a ME sz2yby listy do cara. C.e-
mu my teraz ME okolo LitwyP
- Jeneral vie, co robi-odpar} VOL.
ski wojska DUO p~otrzebuje, wieo re.
gimentarze sposobia nowe pulki. Tyl.
ko mi dziwno, ozemu oni ME ohca DO.
s1ac starych pulk6w z nowymi too.
by rekruty predko sic ~poduczysy i ma
sile zyskalibysmy: p~rzeoie pulki Napo.
leona, to zwykle po3owe mia3y rekruta
swiezego a dobrze sic bj{y. Jeaeli .as
MOVIE pu{ki, W kt6rych ludzie ME vie.
dza nawet, jak sic karabin nabija, o.
sobno zostana, to wielkisj pooieohy z
nich obiecywac ME MONA.
- Panic s~ierzancie rzek{ Witczak
- Pc drodze do Warszawy przypatry.
walem sic troohe i przysluchalem. jake
to jest gospodarstwo documentary "
nowych pulkaoh. Ludzi, 90 ma oczy
ME widzieli wojska, robili am nieraz
pulkownikami, a w~ys}uzonyoh wetera-
now pomieszali - instrukcji p~orzadnej
tez niema - ia sic n tenn znam .troohe,
bonn W pruskiem wojsku s}uzy} - DO.
s1uszehstwa brak, DO jakby zo}nierz
swiezy m6gi szanowac stars.ego, 90
sam swyoh obowiazk6w ME zna | ME
pilnuje. Smutne rzeczy wszystko je.
dynie co mnie cieszylo, ze ludzie sic do.
syc kupy trzymaja. Widzialem tam du.
70 szlachty i chlop6w i mieszczan, co
sic garna, oni sami tylko kupy sic
trzymajs = DO regimentarze o to woale
sic ME staraja.- A mundur6w, obu.
via, koni, broni niema, niewiem, jak to
moze bye, DO przecie ludzie skladaja ma
kraj, co moga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
III.
ID o @.

Csly narod pa1ai oheoia do boju;
szlachta, mieszczanie j ohiopi dawali
duksty, talary, zlot6wki, grosze, 60 kto
miai ma wojsko; do szeregow tioozono
sic %licznis, ale j%eneral Chlopioki odrzu.
cal wszystko co mad nakaz byio dostar-
czonem ! w~szelkiemi srodkami stsral sic
st2umic .apai narodu zamiast Z niego
korsystac, DO ME potrzebowal nowyoh
p~owstahczych pulk6w, stare puiki zasi.
lone rezerwsmi razem $4,000 glow az
nsdto starcsyly mu do jednej bitwy -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

A M~iko1ajewski ~zanucii z oioha:
A kto oboe rozkoszy uzy6
Musi isc do wojska slu.y6l
Tam rozkoszy on uzyje;
Krwi jak woody sic napije.
Tam mu dada mundur nowy,
A ma mundur xii debowy.
Tam mu kaza maszerowac,
Jeszoze lepiej niz tafoows6.
Jak to ma violence }adnie,
Kiedy uian z konia spadnie.
Koledzy go ME aaiujs,
Jeszoze kohmi go tratuja.
Wachmistrz tru .robic kate,
Rotmistrz Z listy 60 wymaAe.
A gdy juz go pogrzebali,
Try razy mu ognia dali.
Trabks m6wi tratatata,
Me mann ojos ami brata.
Nj zadnego przyjaciela -
Oprooz Boga Zbswicielal
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
GOODYEAR'S PLEA FOR VOTES.
McCrOskey Could Not Appoint the
Senate Committee.

In a recent interview in Spokane paper
to turn votes toward the fusion state ticket
by saying the election of w. E. McCroskey
of Palouse for lieutenant governor will help
the farmers of Eastern Washington, from the
fact that he will appoint the senate commit
tees, and "the farmers want for once man in
that position who is thoroughly in sympathy
with them"
Mr.. Goodyear's attempt would be very
good were it true 1t is not true for one good
reason. The republicans, in order to gain
majority in the senate have to elect but FIVE
state senators. They are certain to do this,
and will control the senate. Controlling the
body, the republicans can and will make the
rules of the senate and themselves appoin 5s
committees, and do it with more farne to
the farmers than Mr.. McCroskey or any
other fusionist would, judging by the tainted
records of past fusion legislators on the freight
rate question.
Mr.. Goodyear's little plea for votes for flu
sion has not the least merit Mr.. McCros-
keys election would not aid freight rate legis-
lation. There is no constitutional provision
or statute law empowering the lieutenant gov
ernOr, as presiding officer of the senate, to ap
point it's committees. 1t has been the custom
to grant him this privilege in the past, simply
because the lieutenant governor and the SEN
ate majority have always been of the same
political faith. If the lieutenant governor
should, by chance, be of opposite political
faith to the senate maj orfty, he would certain
ly not be permitted to name its committees
from his own party and thus defy the ma
iority
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
Freedom Was Short.

VIM. Worrell, stripe of those gentle
men who prefer the sacred precincts of a
county jail to freedom to rustic for the
necessary three meals a day, was liber-
ated from the jail Sunday, after service
of a sentence for vagrancy. Being
afflicted with loathsome disease, Wor-
rell was worked but little on the chain
gang and looked upon his prison as a
good place to stay. He enjoyed one
night of freedom, fell uDder the baneful
influence of red liquor and stole a pair
OF dollar shoes from Aaron Kuhn and
was sent back to his old quarters by
Justice Kirkland with a fine OF $50 and
500 costs to work out. He looked
rather sorry when the sheriff informed
him that he was the first of many hoboes
to willingly return since the chain gang
has been in operation, and that he
would have to work this heat. Return
ing to jail through petty larceny within
"a hours was common occurrence with
Migrants before the chain gang persuaded
them out of it,
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
GAMBLERS ARRESTED
Man Bucked the Tiger, Lost and
Then Made Complaint.
Got In Ahead of Agents of the Anti
Saloon League, Who Were
Ready For a Crusade.

The gambling element received Jolt in the
ribs "Wednesday afternoon, when Chas Pres
ton and Chas Parks alleged operators of a
faro game at the Newcastle saloon, were ar
rested by Sheriff Canutt, upon warrants
sworn out in Justice Kirkland's court by one
W. H Weller.
Weller seems to have been somewhat of a
gambler himself, as he claims to have parted
with $1O5 in attempting to buck the tiger for
the bsnk roll.
The arrested men claim that if Weller lost
this amount it was not all with them, but
that ne had divided his patronage with other
gambling games.
Weller also procured warrant for VIM
Schluting proprietor of the Newcastle saloon,
charging him with the offense of permitting
faro game to operate in his house. Mr.. Schlut-
ing Is Ill in Walla Walla hospital, and con-
sequently has not yet been arrested.
Agents of the Anti-Saloon League saw thew
were only forestalled by few dogs by Well
er's action, as they fully intended to begin
crusade soon and arrest every gambler
in the city against whom proof could be OBJ
tanned.
The cases against Preston and Parks were
continued for preliminary hearing before JUS
tice kirkland until Wednesday next at D.
m. Parks deposited a cash bond of 800 and
Preston went on his own recognizance.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
GUILTY AS CHARGED
Spokane Jury Convicted Charles
De France of Larceny.
RJbert r. Elliott, Tried With Him,
Was Acquitted-De France will
Appeal From Verdict.

Another chapter in the Shawnee warehouse
wheat stealing cases has ended. with the con
viction of Chas. De France and the acquittal
of Robert +. Elliott, tried with him before a
Spokane jury. The case has been bitterly
fought since September 3, with an array of
lawyers upon each side. The prosecution was
represented by NJ. o. Reed Deputy Prosecut-
Roberts and Sullivan, Nuzum & Nuzum;
the defense by Hanna & Hanna, T. c. Rob
ertson and j. t. Brown. The verdict was
arrived at Wednesday about three o'clock, the
jury being out about five hours.
The total of grain alleged to have been
stolen from the house was about Is, 900 bush
els. The specific charge upon which De
France was convicted was the larceny of
three certain carloads. The prosecution
claimed that Elliott, acting under De Frances
instructions, shipped these cars to Colfax, and
that they were billed out from here by
De France. The defense claimed he shipped
no wheat except such as he had bought for c.
w. Tracy. The case was taken from Whit
man county on change of venue
f. G. Robertson, leading counsel for de-
Tense, said after the rendering of the verdict:
I'VE hold that the acquittal of Elliott also
accounts De France. Elliott was the principal
in the case, and De France, being several
miles away from Shawnee at the time the
wheat was said to have been shipped, could
not be prosecuted as principal, but only as
an accessory to the fact. We shall enter a
motion for arrest of judgment on De France
and appeals at once"
Nj. o. Reed who led the prosecution, said:
1.-The state contends that the proposition of
principal and accessory does not enter int
this case. The verdict of the Jury IN acquit
ting Elliott shows that the jurymen believed
Elliott only did what ne thought was right in
Obeying the orders of De France There was
no such issue as principal and accessory, for
the reason that the wheat was really billed
out from Colfax by De France, who had
charge and control of the grain sufficient to
permit him to press title thereto In this case
the crime of larceny we hold was complete
only when De France caused the wheat to be
transported beyond the control of the owners.
This WAS done by billing the wheat ont of
ColfaX to Portland and drawing money there
on. The 9cquittal of Elliott can have 20 Dos
slble bearing on the guilt or innocence of De
France other than going to show that Elliott
was used as tool by De France.
All the other cases against De France will
be dismissed and the question of law will be
settled in this case. The usual motions for a
new trial and notice of appeal will doubtless
he made by the defendants counsel.
DE France was given fair and impartial
trial and Judge Richardson was eminentlv
fair in all his rulings. Whitman county will
be well satisfied with the results attained in
Snokane y -
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
CHAMPION TRUTH JUGGLER.
That's What Chadwick Says Gov
ernOr Rogers Is

The respective heads of the demo-
cratic state ticket and the democratic
county ticket have little respect for each
other. Governor Rogers has said that
S. j. Chadwick, candidate for superior
Judge, was unfaithful as a member of
the state land commission. The charge
made in 1896 by the governor was that
the state land commission bad sold the
tide lands, valued at the time the
state was admitted at millions, and that
but $500 remained, the balance having
been used in Expenses"
70 this Mr.. Chadwick replied in an
interview given The Gazette October 80,
1896:
Yes, | saw a quotation from Rogers
speech at Pullman to that effect; it was
published in the Pullman Tribune a week
ago. Like all of the assertions made by
Mr.. Rogers, it Is unqualifiedly false. 1t
would seem that one possessed of enough
sense and dignity to even run for the
office of governor, would undertake to
inform himself, instead of asserting
something of which he has been reliably
informed or as given him upon compe-
tent authority Annanias himself has
been outdone by this modern instance of
effrontery. And the age of divine inter-
ference having past, [ feel sure that the
people OF this state will exercise that
function on November 3rd and consign
him to that oblivion so deservedly earn
ed by his accomplished mendacity.
Il confess my total inability to make
statements fast enough to refute the I'M
restrained Imagination of this man. He
has been exposed as fraud, and all of
his utterances so far have been proven
by the records to be utterly without
foundation, and | certainly think that
those people who have cared to inform
themselves have made up their minds
that no more proof is needed to stamp
John r. Rogers as the champion iuggler
OF truth in this or any other time"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
REPUBLICAN SPEECHES.

Following are appointments for repub-
lican campaign speeches SO far made in
Whitman county:
Congressman F. W. Cushman will ad-
dress the people of the county at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Pullman, Saturday, September %,
1880 p. N.
Palouse, Wednesday, September &c,
1870 p. M.
Rosalia, Thursday, September 81,
1870 p. N.
Colfax, Friday, September %, 1880
D. N.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
AARON KUHN Coaxs Greatest Store

there. They held big dollar dinner Thurs
day evening as a campaign opener, for which
about % tickets were sold at Colfax. A num-
Der of prominent local republicans went oyer
to partake of the good cheer and cheer for the
whole republican ticket. The dinner was not
fully cooked at The Gazette's press hour, but
it is safe to assume that the Rosalians did the
proper thing with all visitors and whooped it
up for renublicanism
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21

sugar beet fields at Grand Island, Nebraska,
and the apple orchards of Michigan. Indiana
and other states, with a view of applying the
knowledge gained to the Burrell lands in this
county. He has already looked over the sugar
beet fields at La Grande, Oregon. He will be
absent several weeks
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
will Stump the County.

Rev. DR.. John W. Flesher, pastor of
the Colfax NJ E. church, announces that
in the interest of good citizenship he will
address the voters at various points in
Whitman county during the campaign
now on. His first speech will be at
GlenwoOd schoolhouse, Tuesday evening
September %. All are cordially invited
to be present and hear an exposition of
the conduct Of county affairs.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21

The following licenses to we'd were this
week issued by Auditor Corner: Linzy Ed.
ward Gartin and Maud johnson, Garfield:
Williams Sellers and Lesta Knighton. Colfax:
G. L. Cram, Penawawa, and Lois NJ. Kings.
ley, Thornton; Elmer A. Kendrick. Sprag1e
and Grace May Barnett, Thornton; Leslie ]
Smith and Minnie Storment, Endicott: c. M
Martin and Ollie jackson, St. John.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21
Choice Collection of Newest Products in
Fall and Winter Dress Goods

most interesting varied gathering Of fabrics fashioned for the of 1900 1901
Novel and fetching ideas wholly supplemented
Sandal at asking.
Comeh only them.
half Atlantic 1Sc
in 0 KuEn sale
1910
this sale I2Rc
of n,dtro
5c and
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21

Mrs. Adam Stoneberger suffered an apo
plectic stroke at 5 o'clock Monday even
ing which almost proved fatal She
was unconscious for thirty hours, regain
ing consciousness at IL o'clock Tuesday night,
but has not materially improved since that
time. The lady had been in i'll health for
some time previous to the stroke and was not
in condition to well withstand it. While sble
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-09-21

isfy their desires in the way Of entertainment
and excellent exhibits to look at, it will be
because they won't have time to see it all in
one day At any rate, we want to see every
one in Whitman county at the fair, so they
will learn what rich county they live in"
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Typhoid Fever Killed Him.

Levi G. Duncan, young man of q years,
died Tuesday at the Hotel Palouse at Palouse
from typhoid fever. The remains were buried
at Colfax Thursday by the Odd Fellows
lodges of the city, of which order he was a
member. Deceased was a cousin of Sheriff
Canutt. His home was at Goldendale
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Father Died in Missouri

Mrs. J. F. Corner received by wire
Wednesday morning the sad news of the death
Of her father, Albert Griggs. at Higbee, Mo-
He had been ill for four years, and for the
past two years beyond hope of recovery.
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e for This Great Sale.
Ladies Fall and Winter weight
Jackets and Capes

The purchase included jackets
of the most desirable styles and
materials, carefully made and
finished in the best manner,
down to the smallest detail.
Splendid values at surprisingly
low prices.
324 -351-Ladies' 20 and q inch
fine black and colored beaver
Jackets or black astrakan six
button front, finished with
tailor stitching, all are nicely
lined, and are sold and adver-
tised by many stores from
S499 to Sc 90. Kuhn's price 81. "a
101-Ladies' 30-inch black astra-
kan cape edged with black fur
nicely lined, full sweep.
Kuhn's price 49,. ........ 3.98
62O-Ladies' Golf Cape, made
of all wool imported shawls,
either PLAIN or plaid, large
storm collar, strapped hood,
Kuhn's price ...... 500
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AT YOur Service.

Harry FL. Nathan, an accountant Of
experience, has located in Colfax and is
open to engagement Accounts ad-
Justed; books written up, opened and
closed; all kinds of accounting done
with dispatch. Renting and collections
promptly attended to. Office, room IL,
Fra ternity lock-
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F. NJ. Higgins, editor Seneca, (Ills.,)
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best
in the world. He writes, two boxes
wholly cured him. Irfallible for piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by
The Elk drug store, F. J Stone, Propr.
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Geo. W. Clous, practical optician from
Spokane, will be at c. F. Stuart's Colfax
Drug Store, from September 25th to
18th, inclusive. Examination free. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.