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The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund yoar money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold, 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from cold, Cures
lagrippe cough and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Contains no
opiates, The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes,
The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
Where Bullets Flew.

David Parker, of Fayette, n. y, a
a veteran of the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says: The good
Electric Bitters has done rs worth
more than FIVE hundred dollars to me.
spent much money doctoring for a
bad case of stomach trouble, to little
purpose. then tried Electric Bitters
and they cured me. lnow take item
as tonic, aud they keep me strong
and WE'LL" SOC at Coiimau q Kirby's
Drug Store.
The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
For Chronic Diarrh0ea.

while in the army in 1865 was
taken with chronic diarrhoea, !" says
George NJ. FELTON, of South Gibson,
Pa. II have since tried many RENE.
dies but without any permanent re-
lief. until Mr. a. W, Miles. of this
place, persuaded me to try Chamber
iaiu's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. one bottle of which stopped
it at once" For sale by L. c. Holt
~ Co
The Harrison times., 1908-10-10

DO not let anyone tell you that
something else is just as good as De
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills be-
cause there isn't anything just as
good for weak back, backache, rhcu-
matte pains, Inflammation of the
bladder, or any kidney and bladder
disorder. A weeks trial will convince
YOU. Sold by Coffman q Kirby.
The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
Notice TO Our Customers.

We are pleased to notice that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by
the National Pure Food und Drug
Law, as it contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend it as a safe remedy for children
aud adults.
The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
Lame Back.

This aiment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
small of the back, and is quickly
cured by applying Chamberlain's Lin.
iment two or three times day and
massaging the parts at each applica-
ton. For sale by l. c. Holt q Co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

oH fhe above elaims iar election en-.
rrrs where use amauni allowed - more
taar 81 aI 30 has BERN iHr making r.
tarus fHr rent 10y samc supplies llm-
.sIs8
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

American soil is losing its fersil
its, according o. James j. Hiu. The
great railroad magnate ought to knoa
for b. h. made a careful STUDY Of
the subject.
The WELD of wheat. for instance.
has fallen Of heavily says Mr. Hill
While Minnesota soil yielded 1872
bushels "a the acre on the average dur
ing tn FIRST i've years At the past de
eade during the last i've the average
vas IBIS IN New York the figures
are ls.s and ia from 1918 bushels T.
ISIS Similar fndiugs sre made In
the either states.
Mr. HI. makes his point clear bs
citing the average yield 10 Denmark
~. j. bushels. which ne SAYS Is due L.
the scientific cultivation and enrich
fsent II the soil Although the land
has been titled for conturiez. IL has five
times the yield II the practically wiz
gin soil of America. simply because
the Danish farmer looks after the soil
instead 81 leaving il 10 chance and ths
elements q see that "a does not run
doNn
The Intelligent young American
farmers are learning and the less IN
teiilgeut viii learn. that the eK-
haustion of large holdings Of soil il
not the most proftabie method Of AZ
rlcuiture the intensive cultivation Of
small farms scientifically cared for
and periodically fertilized. b. what
American farmers must curne O. Il
they want 20 get the most the soil has
. L. give and Eant 10 keep the soil gig.
inR IL Olympia Record.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

Surveyor Coss Bills Allowed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18
THRILLING HATs' OF
NERVE At STATE FAIR

One of tn hiG spectacular acts g.
b. plt IN iu front 81 the grandstand
daring the Spokane Pair this fall l.
the sensational ride of Frank smith
son 90 bicycle dawn q sharp incline
~ hreakneck spcet Miiway to the
ground b. ieaps a gag over the crater
II blazing volcano and aHehts uu .
narras platform stowinr in az Ia
erehbls short sgace ir comparison
With the velocity uiit which b. d.
seconds the incline.
This b. one ~ the attractions carried
sith the Parker sh3a which furuishas
the Nldway at trs fair this ysar
The leapinE q the volcanic chasu IS
stated g. b. oue Of the sensation Of
the age
II speaking of the ATTRACTIONS the
advance agent # The ~ ". Parker
shows SAYS ''The public demands
exhibitions b. darcievils and the
Parkers satisfy that demand iu even
respect. Sensational acts # all de-
scrlptsons are presented, the highest
salaFied artists in the profession being
employed
Apparently impossible feats Of
daring performed upon veritable death
traps d any one hut the experienced
are pui an. d. addition o. the b.
cycle dive there will boz high dive.
which b. . reaI hair raiser. the artist
being q man Who dives from ar in
credible height into a net.
TINS Performance will h. uut or
every afternoon and evening AZ the
iair grounds Ia front Of the bic grand
stand. Other spectacular free attrac-
tons vii b. pat 90 a. the midway.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

At order for examination vs. mad
N the matter Of the change in ths
Nm. Mackie Road.
Order for hearing Jones an pet
erson Road. Octo0er a.. 1873. - 2
o. clock pm.
Order for hearing Lyud ard Karnn
Road. October is. Ter. ~ 2 clock
pm.
Order for hearing Carhe Creek
ard Maiden Road. October Ig. Is9s. 81
o'elock pm.
Order for hearing Dudaeek Road.
October ~. l-s. az o'cloek pm.
ORDER Tor hearing Adam Weifz
Read. November s. 2se. 81 2 o'clock
pm.
Order for hearing Turner Road.
November n, lss. AZ o'eloek pm
The petition for tn Ksmnasrzsll
Read Wss rejected
Ths petition for the Etherinatan
rad as rejected
TIE petition q vsczte . part = the
Duty Road vas rejected.
Orders a. 20 TaEes
The application Of J. ~. East sets
forth that b. 10 o. yearz ID and -
So charged with pah tAx asd -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

The postofice az Laure.. Mont
vas entered by burglars SATURDAY
morning and 80 ir stamps and stamp.
81 envelope secured. A lot of 5eAei
-. consisting ~ TiuEs. bracelet
necklaces and some fountain pens aer.
also taken from the store Be- ahirt ffs
postofilee b located. This Be- TIE sex
ard time within tao months tfat ~
place has beer turglarized.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18
Application No. 1892 SAB $500
5ss-- 5rsiZ sE8s 500.
NOTICE OF SALE or STATE
LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that an the
srd dav 81 October. lsns. between
the hour - ten O'Clock Boz the fore
nom and four o'clock iu the Afternoon.
commencing a. the hour ~ Ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon. on said lay. 81 the
doer ~ the court house in Whitman
county Washins tor. the following de-
scrIhe8 state land will he said az pub
Iic auction 90 the highest bidder there
fer. to-aIt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

81 I-Aof sertiu "a. s.~u.s,. -
nofth. r4ngs a. sasf "a. n. cuusss.-
inE 100 aerss. apBEaised a. as -,
are. - s1e9 lmproremeu,s -.
praised 81 flssS.
ApTdication Ne. sssz
NJ IA q sastion n. tcwnahip II
north. range Il east Nm. cautnini.,
lt9 aeTcs. APPRAISED At So per aer..e~
$3.50 improxements Appraised -
gg76s
Appllcatian No. s5a0.
~ IA IF section rs. township IA
nerth. range q east IN, euatniniup
l9a aeFes. appraised a. IS pr acre. a.
sla'sl. improvements appraised al SEQ.
Apphcation Nc. 5sss
" IA ~ section & township II
north. range s east M. containing
l69 acres. appraised a. sa5 pr acre. o.
$3.50 improvements apprAised az
SAT-
Apulication No s5s2
\ i - q section rs. township IA
north. range a. east WM.. containing
la acres. appraised At 81. g per acre.
or Siea. improvements appraised At
sg2a
Application No. 5sss
81 u Of section Is. township IS
north. range - east Nm. coutaininx
lfa acre.. appraised az S5e0. Imrove.
ments appraised 81 se5g.
Application DC. $50.
Ne IA II section 96. township rs
north. Fanga a. east v A.. containing
is1 acres appraised a. $40 per acre. o.
s6i.a- improvements APPRAISED II
$50.
said state land viii b. sold Cor not
less than the appraised vAlue and sub
jest g. tn improvements situated
thereon. and a. appraised by theBaard
Of State Land Commissioners Ia the
manner provided b. law. . statenent
# which i nov On Gle IN the Office q
the Auditor q said County
Terms II sale are Under contract.
one-tenth % b. paid o. the day Of
sale and one-teuth anuually thereafter
"a the first dsy u March u each year.
With interest 81 SIX per cent. per
annam. and accrued interest on de-
ferred halanoe 81 siN or cent per an
nun Provided That any purchaser
may make fali payBent 81 any time
and obtain = deed.
The successful bidder will h. r.
quired T. pas IN addition o. ths one
teath Il the purchase price Of the land.
Fl the time u sale. the appraised val
8a of any improvements az valuable
materials o. the land IN full
The above described state lands are
offered fee sale b. virtue u an ordsr
q the beard u State Land Commiss-
ioners. made On the 7th dag o. August.
l.r. and ar order o. sale duly certi-
fed il On Gle In the Office Of said
County Auditor. -. 's
wM NJ. DUNCAN.
County Aadit0r
Dated a. Collar. Wash. this 2 DAY
If Aug. ise-
Fsrzf notification Ans. p
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18

paid tne same and asks that ID ha ~
funded. Grantod.
Ihe application u Frank CAllnhmn
sets forth that be- Is asseased with =
part q Lot s. Block S. Of Garf~ld
that fhe same does not bslong O. hin
AM h. ASKS % have the taxes car.
eellea. Rejected.
TIE contract with Charlie Hahn d
rehuiid the beating plant IN the Coari
House Was approved
A. order was made directing
Gharles q. Sheely % raisa the bridge
across the Palouse River near the Pot
latch saw mill 10 Palouse
The bond Of Charles q. Sheely fer
raising the above named bridge was
approved
A petition asking the board T. re
duee in width a part Of thc &. +.
Huntiey road. 20 10 feet. vas rejected.
Al Orier vas made fixing the d.
oense Of Bowling Alleys situated cot
side Of Incorporated towns 81 So ~
year per alley and requiring q bond in
the sun - S2i1 o. guarantee the las
ful conducting Of the same.
Permission vas granted % Nirgi
NeCroskey a. set his fence into the
road. not o. exceed ter feet along the
north side Of Sex. g.. la for the par
pose Il protecting trees O. be planted
along the road. said fence a. be- re-
places when the trees are out u dang
er from stock.
The following order was rade IN
the matter of an appropriation for tht
Alaska-Paci6c- Yukon Exposition.
Ii Is hereby ordered by tins hoard
that an appropriation of slU0 be. and
hereby b. made 90 b. Immediately
available from the Current Expense
Fund IN the County Treasury. and in
addition thereto. that q levy # one
fourth Of one mill b. mace on the lsfs
assessment. both Of the above amounts
to b. used 81 far a. b. necessary. for
the purpose u making q display II
the products Of Whitman County a
the Alaska Pacific Yukon Exposition.
10 b. held in seattle. in the year 1879
Il Is further ordered. that the County
Treasurer establish an Exposition
Fund. and transfer thereto from the
Current Expense Fund. the sum II
sl0f5. and pat therein such amounts
a. mag be collected by virtue ~ the
above named levy. and IL is further
ordered that s. G.. Armstrong Of Col
fax. Wm. l.. LaFollette Of WawaWai.
A. J. Stone Of Rosalia. Col Wm.
Duling If Garfield. and A. X Finley
Il Pullman. be- and hereby are ap-
pointed q Committee Of which s. L.
Armstrong shall be- Chairman. whose
duty Il shall be- b. have general supeF-
vision q the expenditure Of this Fund.
The report Of the County Engineer
On the construction Of the SquaW Greek
bridge was approved
The report 81 the County Engineer
Cd the construction of the bridge at
Psloase was approved.
The report Of \. d. ShoWalter
County Superintendent. 81 the defect
i've youth Of Whitman County. Was
approved.
Report Of the Florence Crttendor
Mission vas approved
Report Of r. A. Cox. suDerintend.
ent Of the Poor Farm. was approved
The report Of the Auditor on check
ing thu books Of the Treasurer for tn
months Of July and August Wa ap
proved.
State Of Washington,
/ County q Whitman
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18
State Of Washington,
County Of whitman

/. Vim. n. Duncan. County Auditor
Of Whitman County. Washington. DO
hereby certify that the foregoing h =
true and correct abstract Of the Pro
eesdings Of the Board Of County Com
missioners q said County and State
held September 3. 10 and n. 1913. 81
! verify believe.
II Witness Whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed ms off
eial seal this 18th day ~ Septernher.
I'D. 1903.
Seal WM. N. DUNCAN.
County Auditor of Whitman County
and Ex-Oficio CLERK Of the Board oi
County Commissioner 81 whitman
County. Washington.
By. ID. T.. KEMPEk.
Deputy Auditor
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-18
Proceedings Of me Board
Of County Commissioners
WHTRLA COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Official Publieahoa)

Pursuant 10 adjournment the Board 81
Couuty Commissioners Of the coautF o.
Whitman and State o, Washiugi8a m-t
the 9Th day Of september A d. ioas
Mrmhrrs present "a. 4 MrCox
Chairman, J. X. Ruply and sanaeI I'll
lis County Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-23
Tied Hair and Eyesight.

From the Philadelphia Record.
do you know any red headed girls who
don't wear glasses?'' asked Chestnut
street stroller yesterday. Think it over.
I know at least seventeen brick-top beau
ties, and every one has something wrong
with her eyes. They see either too little
or too much. l don't know whether the
reflection from their bright hued locks
hurts their vision or if they simply think
that glasses and red hair are a good COM
binatior. This afternoon I stood at 18th
and Chestnut streets and counted forty
one of these strawberry blondes. and
every one wore either specs or intellect
ual-looking nose glasses. Some had blue
goggles. others wore black-rimmed
glasses with a smart-looking string at
tached. Most of them had determined.
businns;-like expressions. and not one
showed a suspicion of flirting. In our
Office there are three red-headed girls and
all of them wear specs. I asked our red
headed typewriter yesterday what she
wore glasses for. Because / got corns,
she said sarcastically: what do you sup
pose?' She finally confessed that her
eyes were too small and weakened. and
the glasses give her orbs more brilliant
appearance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-23
YOU been I'D to since them"

you been up to since them"
Life. liberty and the pursuit Of happi-
ness said Meggs. concisely. I've been
about the world as usual. Quiff. same as
yourself. except that no one pays me for
my correspondence"
He hesitated a little and spoke more
soberly.
"sx months ago 1 happened to be in
London. Went over to play polo again.
and-1 met girl there
He shot surreptitious glance at his
friend. but Challoner was not smiling.
There was that in Meggs' voice now
which 1t was not good to hear. -.
She turned me down. and that left me
in little pieces. I fell hard. Quiff. and a
long way. 1 thought 1 had fallen straight
through to- HI till I found that I had
only gotten as far on the way there as
New Orleans. When l came to my senses
the name of Barr-Barr Of Mobile-and
that he had talked me into taking COM
mand of an expedition he wanted to send
down here. most mysterious picnic with
twenty men. under sealed orders not to be
opened until we should land. T had
jumped at the chance Of getting killed of
with decency and dispatch. but afterward
I grew somewhat shy of involving my
twenty comrades In any such enterprise.
Corbyn and Allardyce came on ahead to
Of US got our marching orders earlier
than I expected. and here we are at their
heels. We swan the horses ashore at
the back Of Punta Gorda last evening.
ing men that ever pulled trigger to-
gether 1t would do your heart good.
Quiff. to see 'em shift to boot and saddle.
only wish you-"
Let up. let up. now. Jerry" the cor
respondent interposed. You know quite
and foremost and all the time. Don't
aggravate me with any of your sinful
propositions. II I were free it would be
a different matter. But my hands are
tied. I can do little more for you than
have done. And that's nothing at ALL"
He spoke morosely, and Meggs under
stood the temptation that comes now and
then to the man of action engaged in
peaceful pursuits.
Don't fret about it, said the latter
more lightly. Its my conviction that
Barr OF Mobile has sold US a full-sized
pup. 1 don't think we'll spend any cart
ridges In San BenitO. 1t will be home.
sweet home. for us just as soon as we've
jail Did tell you that Corbyn and Al
lardyce- have been locked up already?"
Challoner held up hand.
We'll stick to the main line, mean
time. Jerry. How did the orders read
when you opened them. and where's your
fighting force?"
THE boys are. holding the fort pending
further instructions from me. In the tan
timber behind the point Ny orders chief
ly consist Of a. fat commission appointing
me colonel commanding the bodyguard Of
some sharp called Sariol. presidente de Ia
republica. and broad hint that I'd bet
ter make quick connection with that same
gentleman. wherever he may be, In case
some other patriot tramples on me be-
fore l get there"
I If you could have told me that in
time ! might have saved you a. useless
journey" said Challoner. "Sariol 10 not
yet president, nor do I think he ever will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-23
CARE OF THE SKIN.
A Beneficial Preparation for Red
Hands.

Poor circulation and indigestion are the
common causes of red hands. if the
trouble does not come from doing house.
work.
A preparation beneficial in whitening
the skin is made of two ounces of clear
honey, half an ounce each of gcerin
and rectified spirits. one and a half
drains of citric acid and three drops of
oil Of neroli.
Put the honey and glycerne into a
small basin and set into hot water, until
the two ingredients are thin. enough to
mix well with n silver fork. Dissolve the
acid In sthe spirits and pour this. $ owly
into the syrup. until the latter becomes
cold. Put in TIE nerOli last.
Rub into the skin at night and any time
through the day.
Neck Bleach.
A bleaching paste is made of two
ounces of pure honey, half an. ounce each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-23
CHAPTER VIII
Challoner's Conscience.

| In the small hours Of the morning Chal.
Toner, the correspondent, sat down at his
desk within the lonely dwelling on the
height beyond La Boca to concoct his
daily cable for the Wireless. He had
! transmitted to New York before setting
| forth for the summit of the pass full de-
| tails as to the tragedy Of the -Hilario,
and there was little of importance to
chronicle now. He leaned back In his
chair, looking reiectiveiy at the ceiling,
and his right hand fell purposely upon
the butt Of a revolver hidden among a
heap/of papers where it would be most
convenient.
An aged woman stepped stealthily
across the porch outside and stood for a
moment at the open door. staring in upon
him. Her skirts were stained with travel,
she was breathing heavily. In one corner
Of her mouth was cigarette.
Don't move or you re dead man. y
Challoner said, suddenly. In Spanish. and
his visitor stood motionless in the COM
polling presence of the leveled pistol.
You're still a woman hater. eh. Quin?"
she asked with coy shipper. and the
small mirror on the cornice opposite the
doorway to her wr1nkled face.
my sainted aunt!' he cried, springing
to his feet. you're a holy horror Meggs!
You frightened me. and that's a fact.
Why didn't you speak, confound you! /
might have shot you.
Come In and close the door. What the
deuce are you doing here in that rig
out? Sit down and tell me things. VIII
you have beer or whisky"
He shook hands very warmly with his
venerable-looking vfsitant and drew
chair forward.
You should have been an actor; Jerry.
Your make-up's marvel. Seems to me.
though. that I've seen these toys of yours
before
Meggs laughed delightedly.
II shouldn't wonder" said he. covering
his ankles with great modesty as he sat
down. They're your own. Quiff. I stop
ped in here and made free with your pro-
fessional wardrobe on my way to town.
The panel was partly open. I left note
for you with your man. Didn't you get
it,"
1--WE just come in from the pass" Chal-
Toner explained. land didn't wake Miguel.
Did he give you my scrawl?"
Yes. and made bee line for the
Golden Eagle. but they had no word
there Of my two friends. I've had the
time of my life tonight. .Quin. Some local
Sherlock Holmes has got wise in a hurry.
and I've been lodging the entire army
have fat part in whatever drama we're
hired for. and"
Hold hard. hold hard" ordered Chal-
loner. Lets have the anecdote right end
up. Begin at the beginning. All know.
up to now is what you told me in your
last letter-that you. were coming down
here with twenty other devils worse than
yourself to seek trouble in San Benito.
What's the idea of 1t all? Remember.
haven't seen you since we chewed biltong
together with Brother Boer That's
where you start your story. What have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-23

record. got the bars up. and was back in
the kitchen before they began to knock.
My whfskers and wig went into the fire,
j slipped this COMPOUNDED skirt on and a
shawl over my head caught the patrona
on her way to open the gate and did that
for her. my own way, ten minutes later.
There was a whole troop OF cavalry
there. and what they wanted was ne
They got me. but they didn't know that
They got every soul i'm the Golden Eagle
including Corbyn and Allardyce. who had
caught by the Gordon outside And they
marched us all off to prison. | got away
by the skin of my teeth at the prison
gate. and I'm going back presently to ex-
cavate the other two. I didn't dare to
disclose my identity to them lest I should
spoil my own plan. And IL We had all
three been laid on the shelf il would have
been a black business for them and for
me and for the twenty men I'm the
woods.
Go be continued tomorrow