davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

their pockets while delivering sermon,
their pockets sewed up The same
thou hi has often found Judgement in
our brain when noting the size Ct the
offering as the basket returned to its
moorings near our pew in the front
row.
Senator Penrose called Senator Tillm IN
an ass the other day. Ben happened to
be In heavenly frame of mild at the
time aud simply wagged mis- ears and
smiled.
why is it," asks Kansas editor,
" hat young man always tries to keep
on the n hi side OF his best girl when
he knows her neari is on the left sids?"
Wants to keep her next to his heart Of
course.
Jus; after John d. Rockefeller had
PIE sea ed small fortunes to a 10, OF
tayoIl,e young relatives, he sent the
the price OF oil and gasoline up a few
notches. The consumers Of Standard
OH pr ducts are doing a great deal for
that old mans relatives
A scientist has discovered that moss
makes an exec lent food. If this be
true, there are men in every neigh Dor.
hood who, ~hen hunger over,akes them
could reach around and pull a square
meal out of their backs.
Kentucky reviyalist described the
better land by saying: Sweet fields be.
yond the swelling food stand dressed
IN living green, an / greeting the vision
OF the redeemed are pastures OF mint
whose boundaries know not the limita-
ton of horizons by CAD that's good
enough fur me-" said an old lover of the
aromatic labia;e plant OF the genus men.
tha as he rose and went forward, and
after the rush count showed more
than fifty names added to the church
I roster.
A Cincinnati man has named his in
faut son Auauias. Probably intends tc
tram him for political career.
Talking of boyish patriotism, how,
this for a sample? In composition OF
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09
Mlneo from the Mlno {
JAMES BARTON ADAMS

The report that the Kansas governor
when he appears in public is greeted by
his loyal subjects with "Hoc der klsser ;
is probably d political canaFd.
We learn from Kansas Ci'y paper
that Missouri stockmar "reaiized
$500 on pair OF lacks" To prevent a
nisappreheusiou in draw poker circles II
should be stated that they were tcks OF
the donkey species.
The ST; Louis Globe Democ-at says II
the Democrats nominate Hobson tor
the presidency the Republicans Will re-
tall .,e with Funston. This would give
us highly interesting battle between salt
and fresh water heroes, as il were.
Banker Coll of Milwaukee has been
sent to prison for ten years for too freely
displaying his gall in banking methods.
Senator Aldrich is familiarly called
STANDARD Oilirich by those who know
him we'll enough to slap him between
the shoulder blades when addressing
him.
If Grover Cleveland takes off much
more weigh, he may soon be compelled
to relinqlish the proud distinction OF
being the biggest toad in the Democratic
puddle.
A Pittsburg preacher tells his flock
Better to be has been than a never
WAS" He would no douht be pleased II
every worshipper in his congregation
was right mower.
At Stamford, Conn, are located two
dentists named Hertz & Payne, lhs
most rebellious grinder tina, ever tor
tured human jaw would surely ceas'
its torment aud try to be good II
presence Of a sign bearing those names
A Methodist publication lecture!
preachers for putting their hands il
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09
Notice OF Adjus msnt Day.

E-tat- Of Edwin A. Hal deceased.
tn undersigned, bzFtax hs-ru appointed a =
III nistratnr 81 IA estate of fiN3n 4 Hail, late
Of re rp4uty ot lear Greek in the Safe Of Colo
fatio. u sase'. terAy gives notice hat he will
agf+ ~ Before rise GsHuty Court Of said 6 ear
Crlrk county the court hnt-r in GEORGETOWN,
=. b iss at tue hnBr of one o'rlocs f. rf
mid day hich time all person. having claims :
against .dd estate tte-i ard rclU.~ri-1
aItCf-t f1- ih.. rnTI Of having the al Just
- Al persons Indebted 10 said estate
4oe>.t7d 10 make immediate pay meiit TO the un-
i, ZueFf.
Dated 1t il.bo sr,ags. co+orsio. this 2ath osy
II May, A. D 1850
DAKyls 4 HALL,
AImiui-trator Oft estate of > isin A. Hail
Deceased.
r. VI SABIN. Attorney.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

CoNGREsiAN Lands Indiana handed
York solid gentleman said
the tariff had denlorlzd the American republic
back European the
Conformed with his ideas Cochran this
heir the opportunity foreigners. He has
rich. II like country has ample
financial Lands right. get along
without him nicely.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

COLORADO people read the newspapers least have chance
New England paper every
people Colorado there's paper every peo-
pie which for the potent influence exercised by Coora-
do pres, upon public opinion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09
MINING ApILE ALTON NO 2Io2.

Mineral Survey NJ. Isst1.
o. :. land Once
Denver. Colo. May II. 1875.
No'i~s. Il hereby gwen that iu Pursuance Of the
AZ orGong s>> approved May 10, 81 Geo T.
WlItHsn and " m F D-,h. ry ~ h Js5stoffce i,
Idaho SPRINGS Cola have made apTp ication for
q patent fYr 800 linear feet the atiisolt lode
bearing gold aud silver with surface ground o
feet III y III situate III coral mining district
{ car rex cUnsty. Site of COiorasto. and de
.cril-d IN th. plat and reij notes on fe in this
uf.istt II fol iUw>.
BEGINNING al cor. No | whence the W a cor.
80 l. I 1 1S Of he sih =. IN. trea-s So f3' "
lN.sS - f.. thence - 4 ~ Fl. No. .
iHeErce t.5D =; " 100 # to COZ No. 3. thence ~
4. Ia II 10 cor No. l. thence 60 So 15s.o #. to
cor M. !. the place Of beginning
Containing isg acres. pre-sly excepting q nd
excluding all conflict with survey No. 1913, and
f1ruiue portion 4 tbs. " 4. Of sec 1. twp =
u " Of the 81 principal meridian. saii leca-
iSp being Iesoriri IT. vol. So page 5t4 of the
r.t-.4TH#- rl Clear '-r,-. X eut=nty. Colorado.
Joining claimants ewners q surveys Nos. s2l
17oS.
c D. FORD Register.
Fi,st pub May n; last pub July s.I.6.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

President ROOSEVELT has notified the packing
will have and keep their buildings clean and
The possibility of in the packing
,rely removed The the packers promised
guided by rules laid down experts
president asked appoint. There be limit
field of Rooseves usefulness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Geo. H Curn6w, the expressn.sr
telephone No. Black 653.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

THE law committee appointed by the under special
examine the Offices of the and
Board found hape and the cash balanced
penny The OF Colorado what they asked
--ac clean, business administration
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

counties four hrstclass cities twenty
incorporated school districts and
tryx offices and institutions and district courts The small
handling the of
passing through the offices these subdivisions
ment possible uniform of accounting
properly
that the There business OF this magnitude
the without this uniformity and supervision of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Try US for ranch eggs, vegtab {
poultry and meats THERo s. c..
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

impossible understand why the protests
paying poll like
and notn the condition Each recipient OF
apparently thinks he th only asked this and
protest The all citizens liable
each notified of the date due. 1t
dsagrecae duties the officials collect this
should be glad contribute the support good roads
paying promptly
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Hauling and express, Curnox. the &c
uau, phone Black s,S
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

WANTED. A competent girl for gen
rral house~ork apply 1910 Colo. -.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Mems suits cleaned aud pressed from
90 up. REEd. I he Tailor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Burton, OF Kansas, could stand the and
under fire this week In face Of all that has
against give the credit for having resigned
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Application FIR hunting nceuses NAV
be made to Geo. W. Du,ton, Notary
Public. Sfings-News Office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

For SALE.- T,o ch Collie Pup
Dr.. I. T. SItlr. a-2. 18th Ave.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

A woman mag gazsne writer says tn
emotion when prompts the kiss of ioy
Is q drmoci ate emotion. Is It not uoi
nearly allied to pJp-uli-us
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

II. o Allen. tie mist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

A Methodist publication lectures
preachers for putting their hands in
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

Talking of boyish patriotism, how's
this for sampled In a composition on
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

the Goa Kansas schoolboy wrote.
Cows IS very useful animal Cows
give milk, bu, as for me, give me Iber-
rriy or give me deathH'
A Wisconsin c1ur: his ruled that pr =
family IS useless. Per1a IS 50 but as
successful outlet for pent up feelings Of
aggIayation II IS at times mighty cou-
yrnlrut.
The new Presbyterian Book of Com
mon "orshIp ouits the word "obey
from the marriage service. but, to even
up the matter, also oni.s with ali my
worldly 10 ,ds thee eldoS" hat
makes il square dval, do-sn't II,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

A Cincinnati man has named his in
faut son Auauias. Probably intends t.
tram him for a political career.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

A Pittsburg preacher tells his flock
:. Better to be a has been than a never
VAS" He would no Doubt be pleased if
every worshipper in his congregation
was right mower.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

ROOSEVELT certainly hit the bulls eye when he got
stem: The liar is whit better than the thief
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
SIamirfc 0ctder.

Die Setter ppn Der ltorbenen pers
fonen peroen berDor5itirt uno bepes
gen ii9 frei um9er unO epentueq apis
|i9en Dem pubIitum", 10 mar es on
Den &ni6laeidulen in Berlin gu leien.
Wer bieies magii9en S9auipielS
t6eilbaftig nerben pp0te, burfte ii6
our @eiiteri6dnce mad benz Sotel be
Rome begeben unb Der na9 elmer mo-
teriellen @rlei6teruns bon Elm bis orei
Mart Der 9inee barren, 0ie ba fpmz
men io1en. Die 8erliner iinb ffepz
it'd, inoeB = Die @eifterioiree Ia5
lin ppl6eieBtes .6ars. Sp9 nun gu
ben 8eiitern. Der Mbenb begann nit
tinem 8ortrag, Der pobl allen On
peienben- seiiterbuft ounfel blieb unb
li9 barum als Sraining auf ben
fommenOen 9Ofuspofus fe6r niiBli6
srtpies. Die mooerne Salonmaqie II.
sben, pie Der 8ortraeenoe Or. @bara
Gpitein INNER pieber perIiherte,
yierr finer fir bic &iinifler nit bic
ilette Seutf9". Damn eenoB man
einiee &unitftiid6en, Bel benen nan
ii6 tObtli9 selanetpeilt bate, ipenn
nift ab uno 81 aus Dem SubOrertreis
bic Sarbietunsen our9 3urufe ae=
niirSt pproen mGren. @nbli6 na6
sipei StunOen eri9ienen Die Setter
8eritorbener, elm li9ti9eues 9eiinbci,
bos our9aus nur 6en itpdfiniteren
Saal pertrug. Der Gaum mar raz
benpe6iGpara. Wino fling an gu
iauien pinbig mar ia Die eanSe
Sa9e uno Damn besann elm Sc
beul ser psbenbsn Cuff. elm Me93en
unb StDbnen, Oas barauf i9liefen
lGbt, baB es ben @eiitern re9t miTez
rubel i'm Senieits sehen mub. Der
Winb nuroe beftigsr, pebte Iber ois
3ubDrer, benen Bis auf Die &ablfDpfs
bic 9aare gu 8erge itanOen. SIN
9intererunoe, grauenpou erI6ienen
leiie leu6tenbe, frabenbdfte @eiihter
nit unbeitimmten &ontursn. @b un0
5u erloi9en lie Elm penig. Sa, o
Ye9, por5eitig critrablt auf @sran@
laFung zines Spabppeels oas ~eIettris
f6e 2i6t. Die Setter ftebsn snt=
larpt ga: Yappfiguren nit 2eu9t@
farbe bemalt. Mngemeine5 @b. Der
einaiee. Der iebt nod geiiterbdft Idiot
ternb baitebt, 1T Der @in6erufer iielbFt.
Serali6es @elG6ter lpbnt bic y%,gelunz
gene" @prfibrung. Dieter perfOb=
nen6e @bi9lub belt pobl manden
nj. ieinen Sbolus auriidSuperlaneen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

@blenfung. rSagen sic
mir nur, fpie es Der 9err 2sberle am
fte1t, baB feline Sruu ME nit INN itreiz
tet9" rSsbr einfa9! Gr gibt ibr fprtz
fpGbrenb @elegenbeit, ii6er anbere gu
fhimpfen!"
= Rt6tige Beurtbetlnr n g.
Wittpe: v9ier, lieber Meann, f9ente
i6 Sbnen einsn aod. Gr lit nod bon
meinem ielissnManne." 8ettler: rOas
iiebt man all9 iofort." Wittpe: rWie>
10 benn9" 8ettler: ngfa, Der glGn5t ia
Dor lauter Seligfeit.@
-Odrum.r ~. Sergeant Wfiil'
Ter! Bel Der beutigen 4ttade hdtten
sic ia fSrmli9 aIein bic sanSe feinbs
li9e golunne iiber ben 9anfen ge'
rannt! Sasen sic mir, mas ftnb sic
in gipil9" m3u 8efebl: = Ghauf'
feur!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

purpe on pen Salim teitgema1t;
5ran5 Sps fein Munufcript aus Der
Saf9e uno begann pprsule1en.
S9on na9 Der erften Minute merfte
Hi4arb duf uno na9 elmer 8iertels
itunbe tpar er 10 i'm 8anne bes Did,
ters, bah er. ipeit bproeneidt. nierid
nlt Die SDrtiebung fpdrtete uno ertt tn
bic Wirtli9feit auriidtebrte, ais Sran5
gu @nbe geleien.
@erners Stimme mar Sulebt iebr
I9pa9 gGporben, unb nit einem tie
fen Seuf5er leate er Die 8lGtter bets
Ieite, als er meinte:
yGs feblen nod elm pber 5pei &aptz
tel. unb tper peiB, mann i9 Die i6reiz
ben perbe. Mit meiner 9eIunb6eit
gebt es ia leiber 9pttes 10 i9le9t, oub
i9 man9mal fir9te, i9 perOe ni4t
einmal ben S6luB f9reiben fOnnen,
beppr mar mid briiben auf Dem Sorfz
tir9bof einf9arrt. @6er jeBt fage mir,
pie finbeit Su ben &oman?"
yWie i9 i'm finbe9" brad &i9drb
los. .Gs lit gang etnfa9 Elm Meiiterz
pert!"
r46er, &i9arb!"
v@r 1T tpllnberpoG! Sd tpeiB, mas
i9 rebel @enn biefer &oman berausz
fommt, tpirb er elm @reisnib fem!
Menf9, tpp bait 9u has aaes berbez
fpmmen2"
Sran5 ld9elte gliidielig. nBie mid
bas freut!" iagte er leife. nNein, pie
mid bas freut!"
2i8arb blieb fir BEN 4eit beg So
ses einiilbig. Gin tiefer Stu4el bate
ii9 in iein 0er3 geientt unb bObrte unp
bobrte bort siftig 6erum. Sein eigez
ner getrdntter @brgei5 bdulnte ii3 auf
unb nod elm anoeres 9efiibl, befen er
ii9 i9dmte, per5ebrte i'm: es mar
Neio, bitterer Heio!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

SAME @ier ii Ste
,aDttIi6e" r 3. On Den
gmpfans, tpel9er ibr in Quebec. &a>
MAZDA, 5u She'll iparo. miro Die FROM
sDfif6e SraeDbin @urub 8ernburbt
fpobl seitlebens benfen. Na9 Ser 8prz
fteIlng unlaeerten uneefGbr 200
MGnner ben giibneneineang. Der
S6auipieler Gar, tpel9er Suerft bas
@ebGuOe berlieb, fpurOe nit elmer
SaIpe bon faulen Giern teeribt. Der
reDttlihen" Sarab crying IS, als tie
ibren S6litten beitieg, ni9t better,
bp6 perfeblten bie auf tie eerihteten
@urfeei9oFe gum Slid ibr Siei.
Wenieer gut, als lie, famen iebo9 Die
meiften Mitelieosr Der @efeui6aft
tpeq, oenn lie bpten, als bie S6litten
Dem 8abnbof a~ufauften, fGmmtli6
einen jGmmerli6en Inblid uno tire
Sciletten poren riinirt. Der Mndrih
mar Sie 6ploe zines bier per0ffentlid)=
ten Snterpiefps, in pts1em ii9 GarGb
berd6tli9 iiber &anaba uno Die 3anas
bier sedubert bate.
SO s te d gu beIfen.
Sm Common plsase@ eri6t in 8alti>
more, Mb., erf6ien oiefer Sage eia
PGrden, UNI ii6 cine 5eiratbsz 9ieen5
5u bolen. @les gine elatt bon Stdts
ten, bod als Ger glerf frug, ipie oic
Srau ibren Hamen buditabire, "a
b0rte ale @emiit6li9feit auf. Ser
Mann fonnte es ni9t, uno oie Srou
mod fpenieer. Der Glert polte oas
BUD auma9en uno oas paar abfpeis
len, als Die 9raut eiren eliidli6en
| Ge6dnfen bate. sic fnDpfte einiae
&nDpfe on ibrem &amifpl drf, bog ib
nit einem perf6Gglten 2Gdeln iiber
Sen Slid unb mics ben in ibr Semb
eeItidten Hamen Dem eritaunten Glerf,
Der bamit Die S0fung fanb unb bieN
2icens ausfiinen fonnte. Sas Saor
5o9 gliidli9 bon oannen.
ii BEN SOB oes Sob<
mes erbielt biefer Sage in Nep gprt
cine Srau Marp &eeean in ibrer
S9aoenerfabtlaee 9eeen Die &pblen=
6Gnoler Burns 8ros. bon elmer sSsurD
Ole Summe Ron $4,000 Sueefprp6en.
Der Sobn scr &ldgerin mar aIs
6ubrmonn BEL Der Sirma angeIteut
uno bate cine 0doung &oblen ob3u=
liefern. @r fhraubte Den @ugen in
Die 60be, ols Die Maf9inerie in I'm
orbnung gerietb, unb ipdbrenO er Die
SaGe in Or0nung bringen prnts,
rutf6te Der Sbertbeil bes @asens unb
itiir5te duf Dan 5rbrmann, ibm felt
ben 8opf rom Rumpfe trenneno. Der
@nirolt Ser &lGgerin bebauptete, baB
Der Wa9en oft unb baufdnig lpor,
fpesbalb bic 5irma i'm nibt mebr
bdtte benuben folen.
Gin pnoerbarer &runf +
beitsa1I miro aus @iour 1ans,
g. o, semelOet, Gin a~naeIehener g.
f6dftsmann Homens @eorge groofs
fpuros in Der Na9t bon &rdmpfen be
fallen, pas 9eiibt rer5errte fid rnit
beim Starrframpf unb neuns Stunoe
lang lag Der &Drper in 53ndunasn,
obne Dab Die gler5te bas gerineite tbun
fonnten. pl0bli9 bDrten bic 3rGmpfe
bon ielbit auf unb rof9 erbolte iin bcr
Mann pieSer. Sen oortigen Ooftoren
1T aber Elm FOLDER 5au nod ni9t por=
Qetommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

Sn biefem @inter lieb ii9 2i9arb
tpenig in Der 9efelf9aft feben. Wian
munfelte babpr. bab Der talentDolIe
8rudner init Der @%bfafislng elmer lite
rarii6en Irbeit bei4dftigt lei. llno
man bate re6t.
!Sm Sriibjabr erregte Elm &oman,
Der dueroin9s unter einem g euoonDm
erI9ienen mar, ungemeines Nufieben.
ais befen @erfaher aber alsbalb &i%
9arb 8rufner befdrnt ipurbe. Der
Homan NOR Elm GreigniB. Man iibers
16iittete ben @utor nit G6ren aner
Dirt. &i9arb 8rudner mar nit Ell
nem S9lage Die 8~erii6mtbeit bes Sas
ses geporben. Die 10 lang gebegten
ebrgei5igsn SrGume ieines 9ebens MAJ
rem erfiQt. Gr purbe gefeiert, pie er
es ii9 70 niele Sabre lang pereebli4
sepiini9t, uno er bate bds reinite
Slid 9enieBen fDn1en, tpenr ni9t cine
&leinigteit i'm baran ge6inoert bate:
Der &oman mar geito6len.
'Selbitberitdnbli9 a6nte bas Niez
manb. Sur fern i'm duberiten Winfel
Der Mart fab Elm einfamer frdnfer
Mann, Der zines Cages cine betpunz
bernie 8ritif iiber bas nelte 8u4 las
unb fi9 biefes BUD fpmmen lieB.
Oils 6rans Werner bieien &oman
geleIen bate, IuB er lange ~regungslos
ftia. Seine blei6en 2ippen murmeI>
ten nur me6rmals benfelben SaB:
Limb bds mar mein Sreuro!"
Gr tpe6rte 1i9 ni9t 9egen ben ents
ieBli6en S9lag, Der i'm getrpfen; er
bate pielei9t ben falf9en Sreuno
entlarDen fDrnen, aber er ipar bon iez
Der cine carte, fampfunfdbise Nutur
getpeIer. l1nb ss trat etfpas gang an
beres elm = er itarb an Der erbaltenen
Wunbe. Sber pielme6r er lieb ii4
iterben. Wp5u fo[te er benin mod lez
benz Die Irbeit, Die 10 lur1ge feline gez
rinee Spannfraft erbattert, mar nun
pertblos ~geporben, elm amoerer battle
bic ssrii6te gerartbt, bic er 10 Diele
Sabre mii6Iam ge6egt 1tnb eepfsgt.
DIS 3i9drb 8rudner Denige Wtp@
nate 1pGter BON benz alien Siener, Der
ssrana riemdls perlafen, cine turae
Spbesna9ri9t erbielt, f9lug INN Der
S6red pie Elm @eier Die &rdlen ing
Sera. @r ieBte ii9 augenblidli4 uuf
bic 8abn unb fubr na9 Sannoprf.
Der ate 0iener empfing i'm pbne elm
Wort Der Grfldrlng oDer bes 8ors
purfs, pbgleid er allein pienei9t BON
alien MeniGsn auf Der Welt ahnte,
mas ppr9efallen mar. &i6arb aber
fanb auf Dem S9reibtii9 bes tobten
Sreunbes befIen Manuicript unb bdz
neben rieinen" erfolgrei9en 8oman.
Oamit mar Jpn bes 2GtbIels 9Oiung
gegeben: Der Sreunb par an gebrp4ez
mem Sersen geitorben.
/ Hiemals tpieber gefunoete &i6arb
9ruGner bon biefem S6lage; bic
&eue FAB in ieinem 9er5en unb per<
sehrte fein Mdrt. l1nb bas einSige
8u6, bds er iemals pieber I6rieb,
mar elm titles, leibpolles Werf, 10
traurig unb 10 boz Melan9olie, baS
es benz publifum ni9t gefisl. Seine
8ube fanb erit Elm Gnbe nit ieinem
2eben.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

GREGORY MAXINE. republic was pro-
claimed, with Maxine as it's first pres
ident. In December it was suppressed
by the government and every effort was
made to apprehend Maxine. He es-
capped, however, making his way from
one revolutionary body to another, I'M
til he reached Manchuria. He pushed
on to the Pacific coast and from Vladi-
vostok sailed for q Chinese port.
Thence he passed over to Japan, from
which country he came to the United
States.
The untimely end of the little repub-
lie has anything but dampened the
young Russians ardor. The example
he set he believes to have been of in
calculable value to the whole empire,
and he declares that the seed sown on
the Baltic will spread all the way to
Siberia.
Unlike Count White, Maxine SCOTS at
the DOuma. "A helpless and useless
parliament" he terms it, and when he
stated that ''soon 1t will be smarting
under rebuffs" his words truly had the
ring Of prophecy.
Although an exile In America, Max
ime works night and day for his people
at home. The newspaper he owned at
Riga has been suppressed. and while
the autocracy reigns he dare not cross
the Russian boundaries, yet he fire.
Quently expresses the belief that it will
not be Ions before he can return to
his home unmolested.
Witte cast aside, Gapon dead and
Gorky practically an impossibility now,
1t is to Gregory Maxine that the Rus
SLAMS Of this country are fast turning
as the logical leader of their cause.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

l suffered everything form kidney
troubles for a year and a half. l had
pain in the back and head, an almost
continuous in the loins and felt weary
all the time. A few doses Of Doan's
Kidney Pills brought great relief. and
kept on taking them until in short
time l was cured. l think Doan's Kid.
ney Pills are wonderful"
For sale by all dealers. so cents a
box. Foster-Milb Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

one to equality with themselves unless
the right to comradeship has been clear
ly established.
Mrs. Fleming has passed the fortieth
milestone of hfe's journey, but, unlike
many persons who devote themselves to
scientific ends, is affable and charming
Of personality.
I In her pronunciation Of words a
slight burr reminds the nearer that she
is a Scot-in fact, she Is native OF
Dundee, in the land Of oatcakes. She
was educated there and taught school
there for five years.
Her father, Robert Stevens, was a
man whose inclination leaned to scien-
tific research and he was the first in
that section to take an interest in the
then new daguerreotype process Of pho
Biography. The daughter, however, was
not content to remain amid the rigid
environments Of the old world. More
than twenty years ago she came to
America and soon obtained position
at Harvard observatory as computer.
For some time her work there was Of
the simplest character, but, as the value
Of her services was recognized, she was
quickly advanced from one post to an
other. In 1897 she was appointed cura-
tor of the astronomical records Of the
university and since then her work has
been directed to a study Of the heavens.
At present she has in charge more
than 10000 glass plates, each covered
with almost countless images Of stars
and which make a complete record Of
the heavens since 1886. Every night
when the weather permits the Harvard
observatory scans the heavens. both IN
the northern and southern hemispheres.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together.
he incurable. For a great many years doc
tors pronounced it a local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constantly
nounced it incurable. Science has proven ca.
tarrh to be constitutional disease and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, ma nut by F; J. Cheney
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken in.
ternaliy in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon
full. II acts directly on the blood and mucous
surface of the system. They offer one hun
bred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

Mrs. Jawback-Let me have some
money; l must take trip.
Mr.. Jawback-Great Scott! You're
just back from a month at the sea-
side.
Mrs. Jawback-Well, there's no help
for it. I ordered a walking dress, and
the dressmaker has made me travel
ing gown by mistake. - Cleveland
Leader.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-12

Paul Philpoteau is remembered as
the artist who painted the panorama
of the battle of Gettysburg, long on
exhibition in Chicago and other big
cities. A few days ago the famous
picture turned up in Shoshone, Idaho.
but not on exhibition. It had been
cut into strips and was used as a res
taurant tent at the opening of the
Shoshone reservation.