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attended and pleasant evening was
spent there.
G.. Wahlqu'st and family visited his
brother, A. Wahlquist of Bridgeport, and
took brief trip to New York, last week.
Rev A. A. Nordlund and family visited
Rev and Mrs Wiman of East Norwalk,
last Friday.
Charles W. Johnson took his family to
ROTOR Point, Friday.
Charles Nordluud and his sister, Anna,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. Nordlund.
A number OF young folks went to R otor
Point, Friday.
The Sunday school children Of the
Swedish church spent the afternoon Al
the home of Mr. and Mrs Gust Wahlquist
last Saturday.
Fred Ekstrom took his family to Roto,
Point. Sunday.
Miss Lilly Bassett of Cannons visite,
Miss Ella Peterson, Sunday.
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KENT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
Last Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational church, Rev II. K. Job deliver
ed the second discourse in his course Of
lectures under the title Of "Ancient Love
Stories IN Modern Dress" The particu-
lar title Of the address was ssTrue Blue
Love- recital OF the story Of Joseph
and his brethren. Mr. Job expects to
continue his lectures on this line for sev-
eral weeks.
The Congregational Sunday school has
decided TO hold its annual picnic at the
bend Of the river, next Wednesday, July
as. "A cordial invitation Il extended
from the school to AL their friends to be
present.
The G. r. society Of the Congregation
ii church gave Mother Goose sociable
1t the church parlors, Wednesday even
ing Of this week. There were tableaux
from Mother Goose to entertain the COM
pany and plenty Of Ice cream to keep
them cool.
Tho remaina Of Mary, wife Of Harry
Starry, Va huried II The EpiscopAl cenn-
etary 81 Friday q lat wesk. Arss Starry
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REDDING.

VISITING THE SCIENCES OF HIS BoYHoOD.
Capt Frank Ryan of Atlanta, tGa., at
ter an absence of so years, revisited the
scenes Of bis boyhood days. he met once
more his old time teachers, Daniel San
ford and e. P. Shaw, and they as we'll as
he had many "reminiscences OF the half
century to recount. Capt Ryan was an
officer in the Confederate army and lost
leg at the battle of Chickamaugua.
After the rebuilding of Atlanta he was
elected city clerk, an { flee he held for
nine years. By judicious Investment in
real estate be has acquired competency
and can spend his declining years in COM
fort.
Gov Thomas of Colorado, the tempo
rary president OF the Kansas City Demo-
cratic convention, was formerly stu.
dent in the Redding Institute.
Miss Eloise Selleck, who taught the
school in Boston district, the past year,
has raised $40 by subscription for the
purchase of a district library. The state
will duplicate this sum, making quite
nucleus for future additions. A good
example for other teachers to follow.
A;1on r n,Lo~no hos 20 x,o,, Tho n r,oxou
for the DeLaval cream separator and
hopes to convince people that 1t is the
best machine on the market. Also that
it would be profitable investment to
own one, both in the saving Of time and
money. Call and see him and let him
sell you machine.
Mrs Francis Moody Is visiting her
mother in New Haven and friends in
Wallingford.
A few members Of the Redding chapter
attended the quarterly meeting Of the
Asbury Epworth League Union in Dam
bury on Wednesday evening. They re-
port fine program.
Mrs Wakeman has house full Of
boarders.
Mrs Broadwell Of New York is guest
at w. L. Randars.
w. 81. Fill has been obliged to kill
valuable horse, the result Of injuries re-
ceived in runaway early in the summer.
DR. lE. II. Smith Is entertaining his
brother, Prof Homer Smith Of the Homo
lulu, Hawaii Islands, where he has been
for the past two years.
Prof Smith presided at the organ ia
the Methodist church, week ago,
greatly to the pleasure Of his many
friends here.
The farmers are nearly through with
the:hay and rye harvest. They have had
unusually fine weather Tor the work this
season.
Nrs william Whitehead owns ysry
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MARKETABLE
LOCAL NEWS JOTTINGs.

LOCAL NEWS JOTTINGs.
Homer Woodin, from Ohio, formerly q
resident of this place, has been in town
visiting his friends of former days. BE
was the guest of Mr. Watson over Sunday.
S. n. Clark spent night with his chill
dren in Woodbury., last week.
Miss Duggan of Brooklyn is boarding
at Mrs Corning's.
Mr. and Mrs Minor Morehouse have
taken possession Of their new cottage at
Spectacle lake, and are preparing 1t for
the reception of the remaining members
Of the family.
Smith Waller and family of Gaylords
Bridge visited at s. q. Clark's from their
cottage at Waramaue lake, on Friday
last.
Rev Mr. Ockford held an afternoon
service at the chapel In Merryall on Sun.
day last.
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PLATTSVILLE.

HOYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hall have visited
at Mrs s. Wisner's. Mr. Hall does not
regain his health as yet.
E. B. Sherwood gets the hay on Sher-
wood Wakeman's land. He has put a
new hay fork in his barn.
Miss Grace Wisner visits friends at
Rutherford, II. j., also at New York
City.
Mrs Baldwin, housekeeper for Leroy
Clark, ia soon to leave for her home.
Mr. Clarke has new housekeeper.
Mrs e. Jennings Is at her sons
Martin jennings
Several from this place attended the
reception given to Rev and Mrs J. j
Blythe at Arthur Clarke's, last Wednes
day evening.
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Litchfeld County
BETHLEHEM.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton e. Bird and family
of New Haven are occupying the Flynn
residence for the summer.
Mrs James Allen of Woodbury. visited
at N. L.. Bloss', last week.
Messrs Pickett and Hanchett of Tor.
rington were guests of Ex-senator Day.
ton, last week.
Prof A. Rice Stamey and Miss Maude
Stamey of Lancaster, Pc, are visiting
Mrs stamey's mother, Mrs Ralph Nun.
son.
Mrs Fred Scott of Watertown has been
spending some time with her sisters, Miss
Anna Daniels and Mrs J. W. Hall.
Miss Minnie Stone is entertaining a
friend from Chicago.
Nelson.Flower of Waterbury is visiting
LIB Aatu0As W. LIZ I1OWcAs
Rev Mr. Lutz will conduct a gospel
service in the Nonnewaug schoolhouse,
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs hiram B. Atwood have
opened their house for the reception Of
summer guests.
r. B. Lake has so far recovered from
his accident as to be about.
The friends of William &. johnson in
town wish him God-speed in his matri-
monial venture.
Farmers are pushing along their hay
ing, but find very short crop, probably
about the same as last year.
Miss Elsie A. Lake has returned from
a visit in Newtown and Thomaston.
Robert Tracey Of Waterbury is spend
ing few days at j. W. Smiths.
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the frat OF the farmers in this vicinity to
finish haying.
Monday was one of those scorching
days you read about but don't very often
have, and In the evening "those pesky
mosquitoes" did their duty, disturbing
the peaceful rest of many Of the inhab-
itants.
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MONROE.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
D. A. Nichols and family are at Lau-
rel Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Merwin johnson and Miss
Rose Sinclair sailed on Saturday for
Europe and will visit Scotland, France,
Germany, etc.
A church socisbl will be held at the
the house OF Mrs Sophia Beardsley on
the evening Of August s. Every endeav-
or il being made to render q fine pro-
gram, consisting Of tab lie aux, music, etc.
Cake and cream will be served.
s. W. Smiths family have arrived at
Fairview farm for the summer.
Miss May Wells Of Columbus, Ga, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs George Van Duyne.
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New Haven Co.
OXFORD.
OXFORD.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
During the time while the workmen
are at work upon the decorations in the
Congregational church, services are to be
held In the vestibule Of the church, each
Sunday morning.
BORROWED A BICYCLE AND SKIPPED.
One evening last week. 10 Dwight
Scoville was in Seymour on his wheel, Z
stranger asked to let him try the wheel.
He, being willing to accommodate, con-
scented. Result: Neither the wheel NOR
the rider have been seen since.
i Miss Carrie Holbrook Of Ansonia visit-
ed last week and over sunday with her
friend, Mn +. B. Alllng. n - Oentsr.
Miss Addie Smith ~ been - -
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TASHUA.
LOCAL NEWS MATTERS.

LOCAL NEWS MATTERS.
The fair, last week, under the auspices
Of the..young people OF the parish, wal
very successfully carried out. There
was large attendance and all seemed
we'll pleased with the program. About
1927 was cleared.
Mrs Peck and children of Milford viz.
tied her sister, Mrs L. N. Mallett, last
week.
Miss Florence ,Sweezy is entertaining
her friend, Miss Woodruff, OF Redding
miss Elsie Ferris is visiting at hel
grandmother's, Mrs M. &. Clark's.
Will Blackwood of New Haven is home
for a few days.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE CENTER AND VICINITY.

THE CENTER AND VICINITY.
Paul Rehnberg left, last week, for Ma
plewood, N. II.
Miss Gertrude Stearns of Baltimore,
Md, arrived in town for her annual sum
mer stay.
Miss Rebecca Med onald of New Haven
has been guest at the home of her broth
er, Richard Mcdonald.
Mrs K. X. Morgan and sons of Bridge
port are spending the summer with Mrs
Eleanor Judson.
Mr. and Mrs William Upton of Bridge
port have visited their sister, Mrs Paul
Rehnberg.
A son was born, last week, to Mr. and
Mrs Ephraim Laborie.
A very interesting even-tide service will
be held in the Congregational church,
next Sunday evening, at 7.30 O'Clock.
There will be special music. by the choir
and the service will consist quite largely
Of music. All are invited.
Miss Phebe Beard 10 visiting her aunt,
Miss Louise Nichols.
The Village Improvement society hold
an ice cream and cake sale at the Town
hall, Monday evening, July 2a. beginning
at p. m. Don't miss this opportunity to
get good dish Of cream and also help
the young people pay for their piano.
Miss Mabel Wooster has returned from
a visit with Mrs e. L. Stone in Thomas
ton.
The Village Improvement society have
had the green around the Town hall
moved and some other needed improve
ments about the place made.
WHITE HILLS;HAPPENINGs.
mrs Bennett French and daughter, Car
rle, spent last week with friends In Bridge
port.
Rev Fred feathers Of Bantam occupied
the pulpit at the Highland Baptist church,
Sunday.
Mrs Grandson Hubbell entertained her
sister, Mrs Joseph Curtis, Of Bridgeport,
Sunday.
Robert Werder spent Sunday with
friends at the shore.
The many friends OF Miss Grace Dimon
will be glad to hear that she Is once more
enjoying the refreshing breezes Of the
hill.
Quite number from this place attend
ed the Sunday school picnic OF the Church
Of the Good Shepherd at Walnut Grove,
last Wednesday, and together with the
merry.go-rounds, sail on the Sound,
| ETC., thsy had very enjoyable time.
August Werder and Marcus Dimon are
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WIN. German.

Genessee Pure Food Co.. LIE Roy N. Y:
Dear Sirs Some days since package
of your Grsin.O preparation was left at
my office. took it home and gave Ii .
trial, and have to say L WAS very much
pleased with it.as q substitute fer coffee.
We have always used the best Java and
Mocha In our family, but L am free 70
say like the Grain.O as we'll as the best
coffee 1 ever drank. Respectfully yours,
IA. @. Jackson, M. D., Goshen, Ill.
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The Sunday evening services at the
Baptist church will be discontinued for
few weeks during the hot season.
Mrs f. W. Turney and Miss Louie B.
Turney visited friends in Greenfield, Sat-
urday.
Miss Agnes Bride visited her sister in
Stepney, last week.
Mr. and Mrs J. Fl. Wheeler spent Sum-
day with r. L. Wheeler in Long Hill.
Mallett Sanford has finished haying.
George s. Gillette, after getting in his
own hay, has taken that on the Seeley
Bibbins place.
Miss Linda Milton of Bridgeport is
visiting with Mrs j. Fl. Wheeler.
9. w. Candee still! continues on the
sick list. DR. Hill attends.
Miss Yulu Tyler has returned from an
extended visit with her brother in Nor.
walk. Mrs John Tyler and little daugh
ter, Marion, accompanied her and will
stay few weeks.
Mrs Brown of Bridgeport is visiting
with Mrs G. A. w. SillimaL.
In spite of the dry weather Thomal
Hosman has fine garden of vegetables
which he is marketing.
Harry Palmer has purchased q new
wheel.
George s. Gillette expects to have
fine crop Of peaches this year.
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GEORGETOWN.

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUa.
Herbert Mix and wife Of Wallingford
aud Thomas Nichols Of New York were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. e. Banks,
last week.
Charles T. Gregory and wife Of Can.
mons were in town, last week Tuesday,
calling on Mrs A. e. Banks and Mrs L.
B. Benedict.
Mr. and Mrs Billiard and their two chill
dren. janet and Clifton, from Bridgeport,
visited Mr. and Mrs Henry Beers, last
week.
Mrs Brewster Is In New York.
BENJAMIN Banks and Miss Gould were
married IN New York, last week.
Gilbert Churchwell and his son, Gussie,
have gone to New York State, whore
they formerly lived.
The order Of the N. q. O. T. gave j
very pleasant s0ciable 1t the home Of
Harry Osborn, Saturday evening, July Z.
There was large gathering Of the friends
Of the order, who wers very literally
treated TO Ice cream and oaks.
The nociable & us felidenco 81 John
Peterson. 10 Friday n l,ine, ~ VA
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WASHINGTON.

DON'T FORGET THIS LECTURE.
DR. Ford gives lecture in the hall on
the Green on Friday evening, July 20.
His subject will be SCUBA" and will be
illustrated by stereop!icon views. Adj
mission 25 cents and proceeds are for
hall improvements.
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of her aunt, Miss Mary Hudson, in the
Center for few days.
william W. Fairchild and family, who
have been spending about two weeks
with his aunt, Mrs Kate n. Davis, re-
turned to their home in Tracy, Friday.
The continued drought is becoming
serious. Streams and wells are drying
up and pasture is getting low. Though
we have occasional showers they do not
seem to do but temporary good.
The heat Sunday afternoon and Mon.
day was something fearful. On Monday
the thermometer showed from 80 and So
to over 100 in the shade.
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A New Pocket Book.

~NE of the very newest
y inventions is a COM
bined pocket book
and eyeglass case. Just a
pocket book with a compart.
ment for holding the glasses
firmly. In seal, morocco
Mickey and alligator. Al
75c, $1.oo, $1.3 and $3.50
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SOUTHPORT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
Mrs L. II. Buckingham ia out of town
Mrs Franklin Nichols IL soon to enter.
tain her sister.in-law, Mrs Minnie Haw
ley.
Rev and Mrs Shaeffer were guests oil
Mr. and Mrs J. U. Strong, last Friday al
ternoon.
Mrs Sarah Tuttle IL in poor health
Michael Cassidy has been ASSISTING
Cornelius Hard in procuring his hay.
Mrs J. U. Strong expects to entertain
cousins from New Haven, this week.
Mrs Nancy Bradley from Woodbury.,
recently made short visit at her daugh-
ter's.
Miss Anna Matthews of Waterbury,
lately visited her sister, Miss Alice, who
resides at Benjamin Strong's.
A brand new Douglas pump has re.
Gently been adjusted at J. U. Ssrong's,
bringing the water from the well to the
kitchen.
HAying Il progressing finely and many
Of the farmers are nearly through.
Guests we're entertained at George Sey-
more's over Sunday.
Myron Waters men and teams continue
boarding ct Harley e. Warmers.
Henry jackson i ct John B. Pepe's
working ct haying.
Slowly fall the trees in the Newton
Wheeler woods.
School closes this week.
Curtis Smith i getsing hay On HI harm
At long Meadow.
Wllliam Davis Jr.. = superlntonaent
ami Jool 6l1ong as1,stank elp -
e - G1ay $500 s.
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

In ShAN6E ClhCLES.
At the last meeting of the, Grange, July
10, Rev e. P. Aver gave a talk on 1.-THE
Duties and Responsibilities of Citizen
ship" Other features of the program
were talk on "How the Grange can
help the Public Schools" by 8. B. Tur-
ney, and solos by Miss Annie L. Roberts
aud Rev E. p. Aver.
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died very suddenly of heart trouble. l.
Last Sunday morning, July 10, at the
home Of F. Sterry, daughter was born
to Charles and Addie Slocum.
On Tuesday, July II, a brand new
baby arrived at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Egbert Barton, a II pound boy.
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Robert Hawley of Bridgeport is spend
ing his vacation with his mother.
Miss Ida Meagher is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Hendrickson.
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Head Rests.

Head rests, made of den
i'm and Japanese crepe, trim
med with silk tassels. Regu-
larly sold for 1oc. Sale price,
&c.
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Fine CARPET Remnants.

During the season we have sold
thousands of yards of the fine Rox-
bury Tapestries. 1t happens
through odd measurements that
that there are always left what are
called part pieces. Now we have
assembled these for special offer
ing. The best 1o-wire carpet made.
In lengths of IS to 80 yards. Regu-
larly retails for Soc yd. Sale
price, while they last, 6GC yd.
We zVould suggest that as
far as POSSIBLE, measurements
oftAe room be brought.
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WARREN.
AN OPEN AIR SERVICE.


Instead Of an evening service in the
church, last Sunday, there was q 4
O'Clock service on the lawn at Mrs Buel
Carter's in the West district. Over 80
were in attendance. Mr. Munson spoke
on the question, SIS Life worth living ?"
Rev Mr. Fry of East Kent assisted in the
devotional exercises. There was an ex-
cellent rendering Of sacred songs, in which
the singers were led by Miss Margaret
Sackett, an accomplished violinist OF
New York City. There will be other
similar meetings at intervals of two
weeks. The next will probably be at
the same place, and the following one at
Mr. Welton's in the Northwest district.
For staple groceries, boots and shoes,
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CEMETERY MEETING.

August 2, at 80 p. m, at w. J. Beeh-
ler's store, Brookdeld, a meeting will be
held for the purpose of forming an asso-
citation for the Improvement of Laurel
Hill cemetery. All lot owners please at
tend.
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valuable Jersey COW that recently gave
birth to twin calves.
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7aatENA'MALLEf@'
"A Week Of
Special Carpet
Prices.
6oc Insrainc Cut to 48c.

OOC lnSrd1nC Nut I'D 4OS.
Best all wool, extra super, ply
Ingram Carpets which are sold
regularly here at 6oc. AT other
stores for much more. During
the few days more that this sale
lasts, at A8c.
CSC Ingrans. 30c.
These are known as heaqy Union
Ingrains and are equally we'll known
here in price way at CSC yard.
For the sale, 3Oc.
Granite Venetianr, 25C.
This is the best carpet that csc
can buy to-dayr The colors are
dyed in a new way--in the fluff
instead of in the spun yarn as
formerly. Hence they are not so
liable to fade. They give salts
faction at 25c a yd.
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Fairfield County.
EASTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
A collection was taken at, the Congre-
gational church, Sunday morning for the
India famine relief fund.
The subject Of the Endeavor meeting,
Sunday evening, was, 1.-THE Success of
Missions" The meeting WAS in charge
of Rev K. L. Aver.
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For staple groceries, boots and shoes,
ETC., visit the store of F. P. Knapp.
Prices are low as the lowest.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Sunday evening services at the
Baptist church will be discontinued for q
few weeks during the hot season.
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NEW HAVEN.
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CAsToE
Bears the nIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
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Nettie L Reid to LIST Natl Bank Col
fax crop sw or he or, hf sw or, NV
or Sc or IL Is 45 ................ 81 Oh
J Collins to j A Miller crop Sc or
416 40 horses etc ................ 600 90
o D Kenoyer to Plough & Waters
horse buggy. acknowledgement. 40 90
OF W & G E Miller to P Prof %
crop hi Is 10 AZ. ...... - 3O5 90
j M Dollarhlde to 1st Natl Bank
Moscow:horses buggy etc ......... 1872 90
o 0 Farnsworth to G Devenish
horses. ........-.....:.... 40 90
W Hardisty to 1st Natl Bank Col
fax $40 sheep -. -. ......... 1900 90
L Barnes to I'd Nat Bk Colfax horses
cattle etc ....... 49,: 49,. 200 90
John Heidinger to Davis & Moffatt
harrow horses harness ..-........ 40 90
S & S Quigley to Davis & Moffatt
hack 400 bu wheat ............. So 90
Francis H Brown to Dan Morgan GRIP
ne Or 80 II A ............,...... 2lO %
r K McRae to A Grob 2-3 crop NV or
"a Is 43 W hf ne or hf NV or Is
4S etc .............:...... 100 90
H & II J Lingg to Plough & Waters
wagon binder horses ............. "a 90
J d Hubbard to Plough & Waters
binder .... ........,.... ........ rs 90
R A Nichols to Bell City Mfg Co
farm mach ...................... 700 90
VIM H Stevens to G II Lennox COW . 80 90
G Thomas to J W Snyder { crop W hf
- sw or u IS Al. ....,....... 100 90
. b Perkins to w f ChalenOr horses
wagon harness pillow .....
Ringo Brandt to Plano Mfg Co binder 175 90
Bills of Sale
@ Newgood to NJ McCance horses
farm mach etc ........ ......... 300 90
Guy Finch to Plough & Waters 400 bu
wheat -. ....t,........ ....... 140 90
j Wilson to Gay Lombard 90 shoats 165 90
j Wilson to r J Howard horses har-
ness .....-.................,..... 800 90
Henry Lingg to Plough & Waters $50
Suits Filed
S L Sparks vs. Geo Garner ct al-RevivaI of
judgment,
Pullman State Bank vs w II Kincaid ct al
-Promissory note
John Harder vs. Nancy Harder-Divorce.
Constance Walker vs. Daggett 4 Walker
Garpishment
Fidelity Nat Blk Spokane vs. Hull & Muck
-PrOmissorn note.
Judgments.
Fidelity Nat Blk Spokane vs. Hull h Muck
miscellaneous
d It Weems ct al VS. Chas Cole ct al labor
lein.
Adam Nc Nelly vsS Blackstone crop lien
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Horses for Sale.

We have for sale at prices to suit
rybody, so head of grade Clyde work
horses, ranging from 1900 to 1000
pounds, 4 to years old. Mansfield
Bros, 31a miles south OF Winonax
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1896.
Balance in favor of 1900.

Mr. BRYAN will Nebraska Der cent
products should study the exhibit 1t will be
might this
tell sehood about the
he have
chat the who
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-10-19
How We Use Up Our Forests.

1t is estimated that it takes twenty
two acres of spruce land to furnish
enough wood pulp paper to run a large
metropolitan daily just two days. The
writer who makes this statement de-
plores the time, when, at this rate, our
forests will entirely disappear, and paper
be very scarce and expensive. Mean
time, the art Of printing continues, be-
cause there are many truths the world
should know; among others, that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is a cure for
diseases OF the stomach, such as dyspep-
STA, indigestion, constipation, bilious
ness, insomnia and nervousness. This
famous medicine has been the standard
remedy of the American people for fifty
years. Do not accept a substitute. The
genuine has a Private Revenue Stamp
over the neck of bottle.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-10-19

Instead of the best governor Wash
lngton ever had as proclaimed by
democratic stump speakers throughout
the state, an investigation of the vari.
Gus state institutions shows that
Rogers is the worst governor Washing.
ton ever had"