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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Naneru.

DO Ii n q II. Der WorItanb beS
acknowledgements, gnuomtmdnn
aohn. 9nuomtsoIeHor GpieoeI. Elm
Mttlnr lnb eiu Nrhtiter %srtrouftu ouf
elmer SnipeftionsreiIt ouf h,r SIor.
bret Stunhsn uutsrhafh Miindsns. -
Die berltorbsn. 9srnu Mrnn Wo1oni
Eat our 8%etGmpfun1 Der Gin6.rTerh.
lidfeit in WGndsn 62,CCO Mart uno
fir Die Grriftpno ei11,r MtinGsncr
go1erititifturq 1CC,CC0 mart Der
Staotaemeinec permaeht. - Mus b.s
8eriieieerlrne oss Nedlof.s h.r Srou
Gecif Mubtnt.h:r in 9t-lin iiro CO.:
0C0 Mart erSielt roreen. b, lout
teitamentdrfher 9tittmmuaQ bsr
W%ohltbdtsrin Der p.nftorSanitatt
b,utIhsr SournaliItsn uuo GtyiItN.t.
Ter in Miind)en 5ufalltn.
BAT aifftneer. Sa benz
nahsr 9loiterhdu'en did,crt. Der 9lib
sipei srose a.iiidt. Sd.uuen Elm unb
tootet, oa5 oiey.l6ri1. aino hes Be-
Iisers.
p1e S9t3. Wn.sriht,r D..
S,urln1 bon @rsoial 1T sua, r.tts.
tHnoi1.n 9icS::~.''t,- 1n, e.;oi5t
lporoer.
9 amber q. Ter Grsbifhof ron
8onbsr9. Tr. b.. Gesy:. qsF.:::.:s rad
IinesreT; @ir..'tsetsn rem l'>..sy
g~raneingey ii, 0uaIfura ees Gars,
toQssWanocEs fix mc.>ta.ser cts
Nw:...s- 'sir.r 6:inoth. GpA n,-o
~ertoorte:, hob er f6 MD. Der I'te,ct.1
Qcr:ei cE'flie5.. tpera s- mad, eiass
ner' Gr:'h.ah audi m: ben 2itera...a
it,rn..
Iromm { O Of. Sn ,;n.-
9iraern,rfammtune n.rbe teih!oNen,
bic @-uHo.rre.sEreatoIte fix lie
2otatbabn Vartsnite;rs grammersboG
aus Gsmeino.ni::str su beitreiten.
Turd oieie Gren3bobn tpiirbsn ieb.n
umli.ecnbe preubifde gem.inbsn nit
ibrem @srtebr nah 9anern aeacgen.
unb Der gaa3e nGrblihe Speiort mi.
i.insn ferr!ihsn Mc!ouEesr trires e:
fh!ofen.
GoIberm.oor. Die DIRECTION
bes 1bonnerfes aotbermoor Fat ben
Nrb.itern &0ppsl unb Ghinbler fit
ibre benz gta6liNsnent felt m.br ols
.ineni gieri.ljatr punoert irsu selsiit..
ten Tienite 9n.rtsnnunasbiplome unb
aaIsbnlihe geIsgshense iterreit,n
IaRen.
p"ri.n. Der aIteite unb fsbtoi,
tefte 9eluohner Der Sniel Grouenf1i.m>
is., Slid uno sdifFmeiher Solss
n1ass;, 5ugleih ardm.r, Gdttin.r,
8immermdnn uno Moler, III, s6
Sabre a!t. seitorbsn. 9olamaier ip.ilt.
ftit feinem Is. lebensiabre auf
Jraueniuortb unb unternabm in i.in.r
Susenb Reiien bis mad Griedenlano
unb Der 5irtei.
Rofer + i m. s5n timer Stbuna
bes 0emtinbrt usgiums tpurbe bic grs
tauung elmer Gohterf1ute NIT Den.
i.onat nit einem aoienouftpunb bon
10000 Mart ssnebmigt.
10 ursbure. 9ier lit Der felt
1878 f:st amtirenos Jirettor uno
Q.gf,1ao Der Muiitihuls. 6ofrat6 Tr.
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Suxem6ura.

6 hternad) d. 4n Der t%efanntsn
Gdterrdher Gprineprossiiicn am
oritten pfihsIttas nabmen 1882
eprinscr. BOO Sanser, 1895 Better,
484 SHUTTER. 142 Gsittife uno "a
I%abnentrlgcr tell. Wit bi.ien IT,.
1853 96silnstm.rn fiaten iiber 10000
9ufddusr bic engen Straben b.s
StdothenS.
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0e6crrei@.

Wien n. Dom Is. Bis "a. Mai
1903 Ioirb in Dien Der ddte inter-
ndtionalt observation-disclosures ftattfins
ben. Dom Wierer 1anbslsa.rihte
putb. Der Eonturs Derbdnst ibsr bic
Dslltdtef isngslhaTts /. Jirma Jrts
ar.tidmsr. Die Hirma purb. tiira.
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itanb eelafTeu. sic baben alto i6r.
Gaulen peitsr 5u perrpalten. bod lit
es s5neu eeitattst poroen. bic Mnsahl
Der Gtanbsn nab ibren rerbraut.sn
&rGften gu beTefen.
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Me6fenbura.

Ttut 3. Msssn bes ers.
ben lehrermansels tn WedIenburss
StreIib warben piele ate lehrer. islbN
tDsnn fe iibsr 30 Sabr. i'm Iieni,s
fttben. AL Si!ern nitt in zen Fubes
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2SIrftem6 Sierra.

Gtuttodrt. Ter Ssnior Der
ihndb;iaeu 1;hter. Moof @rimmius
ger. Der iid) bauptTdhli6 alS 0iolett.
oihter eiren Wamsn oenadt bat uno
susrIt @ifobauer unb Spsrnidnaer ges
iucisn ipar. 6eaina isinen 80. 9eburtss
tag III boqer GeiItesfriidle unb forpers
!ihsr RIEti1tsit, - Gin 9ireer Der
Stoot 9ot sir Grrihtunq zines 3ootos
oiihea 8drtan3 100000 Wart aeItifs
let. - !Sier ut Der gaumei'ter Gros.
mus Riidanurr ans benz 2e6eu se1die.
ben. pefhsr febt,s Sn6r i6erIiibrt
ipurhe. ben GinItur5 BEG Sot.ts Sum
9irId" in T1eoto petIhutoet su bos
ben. ,potei 80 MsuIfen ibren Sob
fduoen. Ridaauer puroe bomots su
eirer @sfdnqrifftrafs BON feds Mcs
natsn psrartlsitt.
Tri.hti6 sb1e u. Der
SilfSb1brpGrter &art W1urer nuf
Stysf. Mcfe6eurer 3rieorihs5afen
trurSe fri Der 6eimtt6r BON Der
StredsnfcntroIe tootoeiatren.
Sell bronn n. Dos neuerbaute
iIras!itiihs 2nuoesaipt Mit6etmsru6e
i'm htnadtorten Sontbeint tpuroe Ieis
ner ge|timuuna iiberaebsn.
0.rrcndfh b. Die oicsjGbriee
9auptoerfammlunQ bes Wiirttsmbers
aiT6en @1mdrspalbpersins ionb in
0errenn(6 Itatt. Wertreten tparen q
8e1irtspersin.. Die WitqIisber3obt
1T UNI G3o esIiieasn. unb betrdat iebt
1891. CSC bilnet.n IiG bier nsrs 9,.
3irfEbsrsirc. 70 Dab oeren 3a9t isbt
90 tetrGet:
Mdibin9en. Muf ben Si.otrn
lpurbe Gin Ii6eroler Werein ouf benz
9ohcn be5 T%rontfurter Minoeitpros
grommS qcariinost. Der feinen Sib in
@ni6ingen bat uno bic fdmmttidsu
groben 5iIoerorte umfaNen ,pi,o.
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SIlueu.

g.rr. G.c ru'iiiGe Nnardbiit
SemanoD, osr ti-3Iid in 3iir;h tpes
gen iaGt,: Vapitr, p,.baTts. puroe,
lit boz gmo.5sa;3 oaa1spi,i.a povs
ben. - 81, Huiiin Satiana 9son.s
jena. BE us1sn Gr-or9ung BEG R.ns
tiers MU@:: gu 81 S11r:n 3aAsbaus
oerur;4si'! iUuros, 1T in Der Gtraf.
anita: Se156u7g irrIinaig gsnoroen
uno m:bt, in RE Syssaanita.t in
g}lnilr1sr its,fiit.. rrerpen.
6 t. @utle 4. 81. 8.perber
I'm bt: Greiraeabn taben tsm GiIens
tobroepay:smen. siren nsaen enbails
.;e.a Qian einsers;tt. in benz burd
t;ne9 :isiss fieosresn Surnet bon 27.6
9itoms:er bic 9dnse Der 9inie bebeus
tens ps-sijy3t u,iyos. Tie Rotten Der
gobn b~s:rasea l24, $4,000 Jranes.
Cir fis aspicrt. Sfto.psnbohH finb
spei 0or6atsa ausgeartsitet: bic
Sptiioer5abn 5riifen 9bgTs unb
Gb!arsHnd. Eel Ter ri. 2unrelmiins
bunaen auf ffTe!3sriihes uro ouf itas
lisni Ihss Ge6:et :Gnen l.no bic 0abn
burh bic Gre:ra. ous benz eroubiinos
iler Scmpirey gG0l in. t%sFiiner 0als
glegno, bel Der Der gauge Sunnel
itlpei3eriih mare.
Grcu6 Ii nber. Sm 9orle
porp all Der 2iris %0anbauasts Gapss
ilno bic STRIDE, cine 5remeerpsnIion
unb flint !6dlier absebrannt.
0enf. Qln Der uniperIitGt Genf
lpuroe als profefor Der GpnatoIoeie
Or. Sstar geuttner. als profeFor Der
gbnatologiiden politlinit Or. Sc.
SeiaueuI asfp1blt.
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Gtudt eines 9rduti il
j a NJ 3. Sn Grantfurt a. so. bate
lin anssbliber dmeritaniidsr 5inan3s
mann, b.r bsr, Hamen Gb1rlss Barn
itaa aus Chicago fiibrte. iif nit elmer
Dorne9mtn DAME aus Miinden pers
lobt. Die Dame iibersab ibrsm Werz
Iobten bic Summe bon $1,000 Wart
NIT benz Wuftrase, iis BEL elmer Bant
gu %beponir.n. Statt bieien Muftrag
ausaufiibren, brannte Der ,reihe Imes
rifaner" nit benz 9elbe burt. Die
Staatsanipattfdaft Grantfurt erlieb
einen Stedbrief, iporin auf bic Der
baftuns bes unsetreuen Wsrlobtsn Elm.
8elobnuns pon 5000 Mart ausseIsbt
fpar. 9arnitaa fam mad 3urth uno
lebte bier anf sroBem Gube unter benz
Hamen Charles Gonta aus San
Jranciseo. Nn einem Morsen brafte
bag internationale Jabnbunssblatt
ben Jrantfurter Childbirth nit benz
8iloe @ontds. iporauf bic Derbaftung
Gontas erfolste. Bon Dem s~eitoblenen
euts fanben fit nod 10000 Mart In
f.inem geiibe.
pro3eb UNI Elm % a p
pen. Jn 9attinsen. Wetfalsn. bate
Der Wirtb Ridarb 9rosslsr Dor eini
gen Sabren an isiatm 5auie bus
Stabt!pappsH aabring.a laiIen. obne
ieer6 bic Grlantrib oes Wlasiltrats
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Aus nrr 3l,ciupful,.

AUS hrr 1llctnpfuIf,
G pcper. Stuoierrlth @pmnds
iiatorofeFor NuSh lit tier geitor6en.
&niferStauteru, Sn Sius
ben6sim er3foB Der Dripatier 9ogt
nit Isinsm Sa9o9etue6r aus unborIid)s
tiatsit isirsn 8ruotr. sinsn per6eiras
tbetsn Blferrsiiter.
2onodu. We1sn psrii6ten Raubs
morooerIuheS an Dem Mderer geieer
wuros Der Mdercr 3sB(sr aus Wouz
mes6sin per6oftst. - 0isr nuroe Der
IL. Ber61uh5ta0 BEG pFit}iihsu @oIt.
nirt6s: 0srblnoe5. ~osrbunosn nit
elmer 5ah9.rerb: sau3Is1ung, obess
ba!teu.
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3aocu.

3nrI3rub c. Die Stroftoms
mer nerurtteitte ben Gentrumsfubrer
Grader ipegen 9.lsioiaung oss 2anbs
eerittsoircnors 5IspAaus. Trciburg,
beg @oriibenben i'm Gaiisrtpro5.b. Su
300 Morf Bstoitrdie. - Der @sr.b,
nScoiFhe @oltsbeitIiGtte fir Nsypens
trante" bat in eirer 6i,r c~s9s6a,t,rsr
Gibuna beit.o'i,n. oi. 4rita,t in
Tenau.ihin9m ~ ery;Aten.
8qbens9 oben. Sier ipir5 in
Der 2i6t:n!6a!sr 41.c ncesa ben,
Sauis bes Snteructioa...a ala5s e'n
Cetduoe sur Nuin;bm. etn.r oa%erus
Der Misunderstanding trr'1t,i .psroea.
aurftmal.r Rpb.yt Cnge;6oyn b: r..
Giaot 9ao.n tiss3u 10000 m3-:
CUR @crfiigu1g a.'tsl..
r.burg. Si.r fdao b, Is.
!9ouptpsriammiung beS 4lans;neu
G5pran :0.r,ina itett. mt.hsr i,st 9Q5
3ip.igttr:in. uno 27.9d0 M;tgl;.c,.
slbtt. Die 9.riammlung b.I6tob. be
nad1te 2dgung I'M Sabre 1910 II
DRESDEN a~b3ubaltsn uno oa;ai. has
2~5iabrise SubilGum ees gsl::b,-s ses
0,rsias 81 psrbinoen.
Wsinhtim. Ni. oGi16..ih.
iaa.e bier c.f in bieiem Sabys e:
9ereaao Der arrps Sehr!ifsr god.
f6a:en, Die TsF.Iif:.i!sn rsy..is'sn in
'forit.. Weiie. SIREN 9obspan.. tit'
ts:t b: 8:rnofeir,eeuns Der Waders
tu,p. bic cta Central fir bic i'm
Satss ls70-71 esialsaen S~o,pa5:us
Ter .yysh.e. ri.c.
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Srcie Stdote.

s. B urg. 6ier Eat iih elm
8uno pat.rldnbiIdcr Qrbeiterperein.
Geutidtanos gsbilost. Dem 43 0eceine
nit 1000 Mathematician ano.s
boren. Der 9uno erItr.6t insbeIons
oere /. Elm gutes Giroerusbmsn 5ipi.
fhen Wrbeit9e6ern mo Wr5eitnebnern
ber6e;sufIbs.n uno gu srbattsr; 2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aui bem
We5e frieotihsc D.rb1noluneeu uro
obas Observation-Disclosures 3uw @us.
trag gu bring.a; 3. BEN rTosi1.o.mos
frdtiider Esrrorismus" oai pirth.
ihdftlifem uno potitifhen 8ebiet.
thas'rif.'a entg.ssa3a.-st.n. Der
IL, g,tnosnt,6rsr.3oasr.b an benz
Elm. grobe 4n,abt 2s::sr uno aehrer
Der gtinoenaafta!ten Teu!I6lorbs,
Seitsrreih 'uneanrs uno gsr!retsr
austanoiIds- N~ritattsn te.beitissn
perbsn, iol III Sdmburg pom 90. bis
q. September :. s. fat.finnen.
gremen. gie Teutihe @eIeas
fhaft our Nettune Sdif'briifiaer Der.
Iieh or!ab!ih Der ao!ai!ropbe bes eng.
!iften p~o'toampFsy5 Berlin" ii.
erobs Gofemeba!Gs. Die. iel!en pers
Iiebcn niro. BEN aapitGn 0erarous
Sanfer aHo bem Sesmann Waytin
Gpertins, aub.rbsm sruei feline sot.
bsne unb feds arpbe Silberm.bailen.
9 4. Ter 9iirserausfdluB
Jimmie BEN Senatsantrae auf Grs
bauung zines gorortba1nbofes in Der
n6rblieheu 0%oritabt ct. Qorsns gu.
Tie &oiter limb auf 10000 Mart
peranidlagt. - !oier lit Elm i'm Grunbe
fas ale Ssitsme umfaiIenber 9srufss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
NfornBura,

g d ID a t a /. Der Bou zines
aurhauies lit asiidsrt. Gs fol am
Ranb. oes Waloss aui einem 1bsil
beg 9srrains Ger frihsren aDhsns
beim'fhen Yrauer.i .rridtet psrben.
Der Soitenauftuano pirb iid5 auf eirea
$4,000 Mart t~eldufen.
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alti eGsestt i'm otter bon 50 Sabren
g.it,yjsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

Dresben. gu benz bier flats
ssfunosnsn IL. aonsreHs Der beutIhen
0sfeGiAoft fir gBndtologie iparsn
300 Ier5ts cridliensn. - Der p%eritor,
beas Banter Giintber bat il 5000
Mdrt benz hieiigtn gemeinnibigen
0eretn unb BEN Mipl fit obpahloie
Jrauen uno Ainoer tintsrlafsn.
8aussn. Go5 otilinsas 6eIsns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

bent Mertel. e~rtr1nsen.
prnri,t, mcltfnir,t.
9 o d NJ. Rad llnterfhtasuns
BON 1850 Wort 1T bier Der guds
batter Otto SAu!te flIhtis geiporosn.
Gdults ltanb crit felt einiaen Monas
ten ts: ciner herifhsn Gabrit in
gohumH 6ofiteoe in Iienit.n. gr Ion!e
ben 8etrdg pcn Der Jabrit our poit
brineer.
Drrt IN b. SIN eriten Diertel
bts Sabres 1907 bs.rus bic gslsafdaft
hss S!tirtohlsnberebaus i'm Sbers
beroamtsbs3irt Tortmunb 294 .374
Wanr ob.r 1929 Marn mebr als
i'm erit.n 9iert.f 1906. Tie ssorbes
rnrg bstrus 1926 800 Tonnsn; {s
1T gsesn bsnielben 3ei!rcum bss 9prs
iabses I'm 71,214 Ionncn seiti,een.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
HuckIeberries Scarce.

According to a Wardner (IdahO) dis
patch huckleberries will be scarce this
season. 1t says that several parties
have been out on the hills during the
week looking for huckleberries. They
report a great scarcity of berries this
season. This is attributed to the severe
storms and late spring. IL the IN
sheltered places there are no berries at
all. What few can be found must be
sought in the sheltered spots and in
wooded spots where the bushes we're
protected from the storms. Thus far no
huckleberres are in the market for sale.
Usually at this time Of year there is an
abundance Of them. Boys and men
have heretofore been able to make good
wages picking the berries for 50 and 80
cents per gallon. 1t is doubtful if the
price will this summer fall below a dol
lar and it may reach $1.25.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
V.B.McDOWE ELL
COLFAX, WASH.
Post Office Bldg Phone Red 761
Real Estate,
Insurance,
Farm Loans,
Surety Bonds
Real Estate Partial List

A first class farm for mixed farming,
296 acres all in cultivation. Terms
to suit purchaser. Price per acre 40
$40 acres all in crop. One of the best
wheat farms. Good improvements.
$4,000 cash, balance s years Call or
write for price and description ......
400 acres good farm land near Hay. 1900
$50 acres choice farm with good i'm
provements, on Spring Flat. Call
for price and terms ....
GAO acres splendid wheat land near Hay SIG, 900
800 acres fine dairy farm near Glenwood 5000
A bargain in 100 acres adjoining the
new town of SteptOe ............
Lease on section of school land one mile
from La Crosse. Well improved.
Well worth the money, Come quick
if you want it &c.. ................
2 acres in edge of Colfax .............. $50
A bargain in | acre we'll improved in
edge of town. ...................... 1000
Good dwelling, 6 lots, Colfax .... $500
A beautiful groom modern cottage on
south Lake street .............. 1900
Choice residence lot 70xl00 # on South
Main street ............ ..... $50
Good Groom house on Meadow street 100
Good lot 100xl03 feet, Fairview St.. 800
Choice residence lot on Lake St. be-
tween Thorn and Wawawai SITS. -. 500
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
Motor Cars for Railroad Traffic.

A recent trial on one of our largest railroads
demonstrated that motor carrying forty
eight passengers can be run 700 miles in twelve
hours without stopping its engine and which is
better than any steam car record. 1t is be
lieved by many that the day for motor cars
for local and suburban traffic is now here. Do
you know that there is better record of cures
of stomach, liver and kidney ills back of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters than any other. and
fair trial will demonstrate beyond all doubt
that it always cures poor appetite, beching,
boating, dyspepsia indigestion, costiveness,
risings, headache, cramps, diarrhoea, fe-
male ills or malaria. Start taking the Bitters
to-day and see how quickly your various all
ments will disappear Yoar druggist will
supply YOU with the genuine.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
NEW RAILROAD TO PASCO
From WatervIIe, Douglas County
to Columbia River Town.

From WaterviIIe, Douglas County,
to Columbia River Town.
Olympia, July 15.-Articles of incor-
pOratiOn we're filed here today by the
Northern & Southern Railway company
of Waterville, with $7,000,000 capital,
by A. L. Rogers, NJ b. Howe, |. W. Mat
thews and f. A Case. The principal OBJ
ject is to build a railroad, either steam
or electric, or both, ''frOm the city Of
Watervile, in Douglas county, in the
state of Washington, in an easterly and
sOutheasterly direction and over the
easiest and most practical grades from
the city of Waterville to the citysof Pas
co in Franklin county, state OF Washing
ton, and distant from said Waterville
measured on the line of said designated
course about 175 miles, together with a
feeder for said original line commencing
in the Moses couee, in said Douglas
county, state aforesaid, at or near what
is known as the Levi Mccartney ranch
on said main line, and running first in
an easterly and nOrtheasterly direction
up and around the head of the said
Moses cOulee and thence in a westerly
and southwesterly direction over the
most practical and easiest grades to a
point at or near the postoffice at Farm
er, Douglas county, where the same con-
meets with the original main line, cover
ing in a loop distance Of about 65
miles"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
OWL TRAIN DELAYED.
Boiler Said Not to Be Steaming--
Poor Coal in Use.

Last Friday No. Z train, due here from
the west at 7:45 a. m, came nosing
along in the afternoon. Something was
wrong Of course. The old locomotive
was putting and blowing, as much as to
say, This is an awful hot day, Pm tired
out" but it didn't look half so tired as
some Of the passen gers, who had been
all night and all day cooped up coming
from Portland. Conductor Stevens
smole a smile of resignation, while Brake
man Ridout declared his preference of
plotting a boat down the Columbia, his
old occupation, A representative of The
Gazette approached the stranded train
intent on getting something TO put in
print and otherwise to offer his repOr-
torial sympathy and fluctuations. The
engineer and the fireman had stood by
the CRIME and smoke all day. They
looked too ferocious to approach, SO
the pencil pusher sidled up to the genial
brakeman and ventured to ask what
was broke. Nothing is broke" said
the brakeman. "What are you here for, :"
said the knight of the quill, 'if it is not
to mend any break that may be broke. :"
But he was rudely cut off with the re-
mark that this was no time for philo-
sOphical disquisitiOn on the duties Of a
brakeman, who may be broke and still
be a brakeman. However, the thick
headed reporter finally got it through
his Uranium that the boiler was not
steaming, and every few miles the en-
gineer was compelled to etop, send the
fireman into a seemingly death trap
under the boiler, with just his feet stick
ing out, and pull out fine coal that had
accumulated there; that there was no
break and the poor brakeman had moth
ing to do with it.
1t seems the D. r 4 ~ is using sift-
ings, the same as the people Of Colfax
and the entire Inland Empire we're com
PEELED to use last winter, with the result
that steam is an unknown quantity part
of the time and the travelling public is
greatly Inconvenience. Possibly the
railway officials can't help it. The train
finally LETT at $40 p. m, with barely
enough steam to keep her moving.
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Releases.

Pullman State Blk to w Trent Jones and
wife, real mtg.
Palouse State Blk to Sarah Miller and hus-
band, real mtg.
Palouse State Blk to Harry Phelps and wife,
real mtg.
First State Blk, Garfield, to Josephine At
kinson and husband, real mtg.
First State Bk, Garfield, to Josephine At
kinson and husband real mtg.
L Blackhurst ct al to nj w Lindley and
wife, real mtg.
j. B Benner to w II Clark and wife, real
mtg.
WD Muir to Alex Hogen and wife, real
mtg.
Geo S Ball to Jesse NOrthrup, real mtg.
burg, real mtg.
Pac Grain Co to J Mahoney and wife,
partial release of real mtg.
Allen Gilbert Ramaker Co to Mable Crum-
baker, piano.
Geo Roy Washburn to F E Teller, chat.
First State Bank, Uniontown, to John
Klein, real mtg.
b Lombard, Jr, to Leroy Willard. real mtg.
Bills of Sale.
Tyson Bros to Tekoa Harness Go, stock
In harness store OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZT7l
Conditional Bills of Sale.
Houser & Hams Mfg Co to G III But
Ter, harvester, etc Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Miscellaneous.
Sam1 r Fullerton to the public. 1t 3, blk 20,
ColfaX, declaration of homestead.
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WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their UnceaSing Work Keeps
Us Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes through
the kidneys once every three minutes The
kidneys filter the blood. They work night
and day. When healthy they remove about
2OO grains Of impure matter daily, when I'M
healthy some part Of this impure matter is left
IN the blood. This brings on many diseases
and symptoms-pain in the back, headache
nervousness hot, dry skin. rheumatism, govt
gravel, disorders of the eyesight and hearing
dizziness, irregular heart, debility, drowsness,
dropsy, deposits in the urin, etc. But if you
keep the filters right you will have no trouble
with your kidneys
John Barnes who lives at the Columbia
Hotel, Olympia, Wash, says: II have used
and therefore very highly value Doan's Kid
ney Pills. The results on short use OF them
over year ago when my kidneys showed
deranged condition were very satisfactory.
Any one suffering from kidney complaint,
lumbago, backache or pain in the loins, would
do well to procure a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at drug store and take them according
to directions. They will find satisfactory re-
suits "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. ", sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan sand take no
other.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-19
Your Liver

is out Of order. You go to bed in a bad
humor and get up with bad taste in
your mouth. You want something to
stimulate your liver. just try Herbine,
the liver regulator. A positive cure for
Constipation. Dyspepsia and all liver
complaints Mrs F. FIT. Worth, Texas,
writes: "Have used Herbine in my
family for years. Words cannot express
what | think about it. Everybody in
my household are happy and we'll, and
we owe it to Herblne. Sold by Chas
r Stuart druggist
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seq 1913 IN
W w Johnston and wife to Florence
A Miller, 1t 3, Monroe street add,
ullnan ...-. 49,. ....... 100
VIM Rochat and wife to Alfred Jacot,
VIII neg seq 35-l5-45, nwq seq, nh sh
seq 3d. l5-45 . 20OO
Ada Nj Davis to r J Neergaard, It's 7.
5, ok IL, W G McCoy's add Cakes
dale --...-.. ........... .. 900
b Parker ct al to Scandinavian
Commercial Savings Blk, neg 34-l944 500
Simon Jacobs and wife to First State
Bank, Uniontown, 1t 4, blk |, Mar.
LOFTS add, Uniontown .... 100
Lottie | Neekham and husband to
First Saw 4 Trust Bank Of Whitman
county, sh swq, sh seq 14-l542 -. 1900
Harmon Scott to James Cairns, liYe-
STOCK -...-....- ..........- wv. 30
j A Stipe to Case Thresh Mich Co,
machinery 1917
j K Stout to Willord Crippen, crop on
pit seq 24-19-41 Observation-Disclosures. $50
j L. Vassar to Jake Arrasmith, machln-
cry ..;;......:.. 80
M Clifford to Palouse State Bank,
LIVESTOCK, wagon. ......-.-........ 46
ChatteI Mortgages.
d Fortune to Glib srt Hunt Co, ma
chinery ......,....-.......'. 1850
Ii Foust to 4 Z Ohamplin, livestock,
John Klavens to Pleasant Valley Imp
Co, livestock, machinery, etc ... 285
Peter Eriksen to J [ Case Thresh Mich
Co, machinery ............. 60
Robinson Bros to st John State Blk.
livestock 800. Observation-Disclosures. $500
w X franklin to Role Bros, livestock,
crop on .eo 8, 1t Z, seq swq 6-19-l6.. 400
VIM Phillips to Lippitt Bros, l-3 crop
on swq 15-15 AZ, machinery 49,. 1115
| Harper to Geo w Thompson, ma
chlnery .....-........-- l35
Peter Helm to Colfax National Blk, 2-3
crop on pit sh p nh n 17-42, livestock loco
5 X Snider to Colfax Implement Co,
livestock I'LL. ........ ......... lis
w G HatleY to Hattie 4 Spawr, oats
on seq 13-14-44 Observation-Disclosures. "a
NJ Bodine to st John State Bank,
engine .............. ....... 100
IL G Arbuckle to Walter Hayfeld, ma
Day to ] T Wallace, crop on sh "
nwq, Ell swq 32-14 80, nh nwq 32-14-
J l. Williams to ID A Myers, livestock,
blacksmith tools, dwelling house j.. 100
w H Miller to J K Barton, livestock,
% crop on Strobe place in 1913 100
L Paul to Lippitt Bros. % crop on
Its !, 2, 3, SEQ nwq 2-15-41 ,...... 1907
Roby A Cook to H T. Hill. livestock,
harness etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a