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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
Oiftrift Columbia.

= @aIbington. 10. Suli. 9as Ibs
eorbnetenbau5, aus ieinem Snieball>
1un1el BON lebten Sreitng ermaht,
rleDigte ndbrenb bes Cages cine
teibe beri6ieDener Nei6dfte. Is
egnnn feline Sibun9 nit Der Inz
abme Der Omnibus : 8riidenpprlage,
abm Die @nti6uloi9un9 bes Ib9eurDs
eten Sobion bon Nlabdnla fir Die
nb0flihen SemertIngen entge9en,
lie er lesten Sebrunr I'M 6aus iiber
III ameritanil6en Soti6nfter
r8rien in Sofio ma6te, uuo nerz
lenoete ben Geit Der Sibung nit Der
r0rterun9 Der Drin9li6en Na6tra9>
,Dili9un9sborlnge.
8ebeutenDes Iufieben erregte es,
Is Der @oriiBeube bes gomites fiir
etpiai9ungen, Saipneb, auf biesbes
i9li6e Gnfro9en 5u9ub, baB Sran>
8 S. Senep, Der als Spe3inlunlpalt
n &egierung fungirte unb au6
iilfsltaatsanpaIt lit in @%erbinbun9
it ben Gan Sruncisco'ern @rabI6z
lien, lestes Sabr bon Der 8unoes>
gierun9 $23 5000 erbielt, obne bnB
bnfilr ir9enD ipel6e Sienlte mdbs
no bes Snbres leiirrte. NQes in
lem babe 9enep bon Der Hegierun9
$4,000 erbalten.
9ie Senep : In9clc9enbeit bate
mn 5fpii6en elmer &n3nbl Abgeprbs
item cine Gebes 9uea CUR Sol9e, an
nj ii6 baltptid6lid Wonn bon Slit
zig uno Surte bon Yenuo bctbeiligs
n. 1tno DDf ipmrbe Elm Intrag, bal
iue weiteren 3ablnn8cn an Spuep
1nadjt iuiirben, niebergeitimmt.
Sett mebreren Sn9en bnben Gpns
reuSen ltatt9efunben 8ipilhen BEN
rd5iDenten lInb Den GongreBmit9lies
IN, nnb piele I%bgeorbnete baben Iid
I'M 8rdiibenten ilGer5eugen lnllen
rb Die bonn Senat feit9eiebten Nater
bebli6 rebu6iert tperben miibten
,nn 9laubte ni6t. bnB es Dem Sra
,enten gelingeu niirbe, &dute, 6olj
10 ap6Ie nnf Die Sreiliite 81 icBen
10 Der @rdiibent mnd]tc audi feiner
t%bineebenben @erilih, nber er err
,aflg cine erbebli6e Hebuftipn Den
nterL unb bies oaein mIb als Gin
leg Der Administration an9eicber
srben.
8rdIibent Snft ipirb einen peitcren
~tldeibenben Sieg gepinuen burd
pbilippinii6e Sreibonbels6eitim>
ung. 9as Subcomite, iuelfem
eIe Sbeile Der Sariibia sur Sera>
ug iibergeben ipurbcn, bat bcI6lois
4, benz @unide bes Srdlibentcn 81
tIpredeu uub Die freie @infu6r bon
20 MiIionen Gi9nrren jGbrli6 81
i~tatten. Sci Genet mollte MIR 70
iaionen 5oafrei 5ulnilen. %uBers
m tperben idbrli6 100000 &funr
,d6lott> Snbof. 1900. 600 Siiltabot
10 100000 Sonnen 3uder Suufrei
tr69elaiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
wissenTn.

= Sn Can Claire bnbcn Die
@bpleiaie : Spirituolenbdnoler nnr
Srauer in oem Gampfe 9eeen Die CIR
bDblln9 Der 2i5cnien bon 5000 ani
$500 Den Giir6eren ae5ogcn. Die
2iqloriirma Geo. W. Gobcrtion llnb
Die TabIt @rewing So. babeu Den
Stabtratb eriuht ibnen 2i5enien
nlls5uitcllcn. mos linen mlh gerdbrt
ipurre. Sieie 5lrci @eielifnftcn iinb
lett benz 1. Suli I'M Tiiditanbe. ba JIG
ecaen Die Grbobuns oppouirten. Ser
inerauiflihe 3niihcnfal tpurbr
burh Den Stnbtnnipaft 2nrion ber>
oufbcihiporcn, neldcr ben llfns err
lieb. bab Die @%roBbdnbler bieielbe
2i5ens berappen miiBten. ipelhe man
ben aleinbdnolern auferlegt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
ueet iint Sic Gage Scr Heien.

9as tleine @ort nod. bns ber Tid)ter bier
aebrald)t. enthdlt cine iehr eruIte Mahning.
Mos heute nod iii. mag rtorgei nidlt mebr 'eir.
Sn benz anberer TidterDort ,,0eute roth. inors
gen tpot" liegt ia aaeroings cine lebertreibnng.
N6er bob tritt nuh Der Spo. ben HidAt elm pIoBa
lidler lI%nglidsial berbeifabrt. ben Menidlen
hauiis genug raid an. Sn ben meiiten JGlen
bereitet or iih aleroinss larginm Dor. nno 5ipnr
nit elmer ~geraoe3u unperit6noltden Jreibeit,
ipsIdhe eer iin porbereitenbeu &eruidbtung bon
ben Werihen ielbit gelaien tuiro. Seoer aorper
5eigt iriibjeitie burd @arnunesisnale. iuie
@opiihmer5en. Serstlupien. Sdpinbei. Mattiss
teit. Sitelidpdthe u. | 10, an, penn i'm cine
Strung 9~etrofeu hat. User oieie Snmptome bee
ndhtet uno benz in SebrineniB seratbenen aor~
per nit ct. Seruaro arduterpilen Die nbtbiae
Oulieieihung reidht. miro ando balo ipteoer se-
iuno iein: uno ba oieies beriibmte Mittel in
Qputbeteu az haben III. ~eridbeint bic Sd,ulo oes
untbdtigen 3uiebens bel einem 5uerit a%erin9il.
gieen, ihlieBlid) aber bod tDbtliobeu 9eioen nm
10 sroBer. ,,@pdb" limb bic Gage Der 8oieu iir
ieoen Wenid1en. Der geiuno bleiben iuil. nod"
ieio 3br roth uno bIeibt es. luenn Chr fuolt.
gber mas limb oieie Nenihen bod aud imm er
,,nodl" iitr Iboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
Slept ikre ,ftmtter jiineer
rperteft.

.@s nGrc idiper, Die ipunberbare
|erdnberung in Dem IusIeben meiner
Mutter 8u bei6reiben, ipel6e einges
treten lit, felt lie nit Dem @ebrau6
bon electric 8itters be9auu", iHreibt
Srou @. g. @ilpatrid bon Sanfortb.
Wfe. ~Srobbem Tie iiber 70 Sabre
aft lit, iheint es, ais p6 lie finger
lpiirbe. Sic lit pdbreno 20 Sabren
infolge bon Spspepiin uuin9bnrc
0ualcn. 3ulebt fonnte lie ipeber
eiicn, trinfen. nod ihlafen. Sic
Slcr3te erfldrten ibren Sail fir boffs
nungslos unb ale Wittel luaren
pirfungslos. bis electric Sitters lire
@eiunbbeit nieber auf 10 lpunbcrbnrc
@eiic beriteate." electric gitters
ltdrtt ale 2ebensorgnne, furirt 2ebere
nno Nierenleiben. fiibrt S6laf berbei
unb bringt Strait unb Ippetit. glos
80 Gents in z. 8. Huete's Ipo>
tie. 656 Main Ctr, Dubuque. Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27

benben Seitlidfeiten Die Seier beS
Soppeliubildlms Der Si05eie Wiiinz
tier, DeS 100. 5~obestoses bes fl.
Subgcrls, bes eriten Siifofs linD
GRINDERS bon Ntiinlter, Iolpie bes
golpencn observation-disclosures bes bo6<
~ lten giIhpfs Scrnlann Splepb Siuz
9elltub, bcs 66. NahfoleerS bcs IF.
SllbacrIs, Itattgeflnben. @roffnet
purbe oieIelbe nit elmer 9ldn5enben
@dnnerlpalliahri, aus Der Sio5einuz
bauptltdbt mad Silerbed. DEM Sterbes
orte bes FL. 2ubgeruS. Sir Die u
Efarreicn Der Stabt iparen brei Son>
oer5ii9e our @crfiigung geitcllt, bic CT
lpa 5000 Sbeilnebmlcr in es.. ltiinbigcr
Sa1rt naf Dem ihonen &liDecruss
Stdotden NIT ieiueut prdd1tigen. bon
DEM gcnebiftiner Eoter Einflafe ers
bauten 2ubgerns Som brahten.
Neben Dem Subelbiihof Serntann unb
Dem 8eibbii6of Slligeris bon Wtiiniter
uahnleu an Der @allfdbrt. Die burd1
i6Dnes @ettcr begiinitigt lpar, tbeil:
Der @r5bi1cbof o aoln. Garbindl Or.
Slider. Gr5biihof Seinrih ban De
@eterin9 aus lltrctt. Der Seimntbss
9ioSeie bes FL. 2uoserrs. 8iihof Or.
Wilbelm Shneiber aus E~aberbprr,
9iidof Sr. Selir &orum II Sricr,
Siihof g. BERNARD Sobbing bon Nepi
lino Sltri (geborener &ilnlteraner),
giihof g. Seinrif S0ring bon Eoond
(Snbien) uno Ibt &ufael @olitor bon
Der 8cnebiftiner : Nbtei 8crlepe bel
@iqerbed. - Or. Sermann Soiepb
9inselitab. Sii6of bon @iiniter.
| beiien ~goloenes Sriciter : Subildum.
ipie oben gelhilbert, in 10 9ldn5enber
8eiie be9an9en ipurbe, lit 9e9cns
ipdrtig Der Seitior bes oeuti6en gpiSz
fopates. Ser Subilar, Der ii6 boiler
&iiitisfeit unp better @%eiunbbeit err
frent, %entitammt Dem rbeinii6en Ins
! tbeil per Sio5eie Miiulter. m r,45
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
iber sic BEL ibnen e~inaebenben ge,

iiber sic bel linen e~ingebenben 8e@
werbuneen nid)t Bud fiibren. Sn ben
idn,mtlihcn Srtihdften. in pelden
Die @pruerfunsen nufgenommen lper>
ben. iito Die Sotels iiberfiiat, uno
picle 2elite miiiien ii6 nit Sommere
allortieren I'M perlpe9euiten Sinnc bcs
MprteS begniigen. Sic mei1ten aus
Dem Often Itammenben Seiperber iinb
lpoblbabenbc Sarmer pber Sarmerse
l0bne. Son irgeno ipclfer llnorbz
uun9 lit feline Hebe. @enn Die CIR
lpnrtlingen nidt tduiden. ipirb Die
3abl Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pelbe
iih eintra9en laiien. fallm inter
100000 betragen. ipdbrenb I'M
@an5cn nift pone 5000 @eimitdtten
81 per9cben iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
Ten oen,od1t hattie. 5dlua linn Elm itar>

ten gemadbt bate, idlug linn elm itar<
fer 0egeuiuinb ent9c9en. 90 CT
aubcrpem befiirdtete, paB lein @aio@
lin @orratb nidt mebr fir cine nets
tere llmfabrt ausreiheu piirbe, licb er
lid nm 6 ll9r Is Winuten nno 40
Seflnpcn our Grbe 9~leiten, 9rd5ios
Inb leidt. nie elm @o9el. @r mar
ulio insseinmmt so Iinllten unb 30
Sefunoen in Der 2uft geblieben uno
bate 24.7 Meilen 5uriid9elegt. Sr.
Gnrtib erfldrte. baB CT nod biciem
Slu9e boffe, alis Der Sennettz2ufts
lpettfabrt in Tbeims. Sranfrci6, @npc
Iu9uit iicereih berpor5ugeben. Or
lpirb POM Iero : Club nls @ertreter
Imerifa's nit ieinem n8ulo Bug"
bortbin e%ntlanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
Ncw psrf.

= Glenn $. GurtiB. Der ipngez
mltbi9e 2ufti6tfier. bat um II. Suli
nuf leincm Nerpplan Sob Bug" nit
einem Sluge iiber Die Sempltcao
Slams bel Wineula, g. s., alle bisber
III Dieiem Sabre in Den Scr. Staaten
cr5ielten Geiitun9en auf bieiem @eS
6iete 9ei6ld9en. Gr blieb po1e 50
Niinuten unb 90 Scfunteu in Der
&uft unb Ie9te iiber Dem breiedi9en
@eriuhsfelb insgeiammt PAT Meilen
nit elmer Surfiduitts : @ei6pinbigs
felt bon 1928 Meilcn prp StunOc
5urild. Samit bat lid GurtiB auh
in bieiem Sabre micberum Die Ins
mnrtIduit nui Den Social bes rScien>
tific Ilnericnn" geiifert, pclden er
bereits i'm pori8en Sabre burd einen
Slug bon iiber einem &ilometcr III
Snmmonosport, N. 81, eroberte. Sn
Diciem Sabre linb Die 8cbingungen
fin Die Groberung bes Yofnls aller@
bings i6pierigere. Ser Yreis fdllt
Ocmjeni9en Sliegcr 6u, pelfer Den
ldngitcn Slug in bieiem Sabre unb
minDeltens 25 &ilpmeter 5%uriidle9t.
Gurtiit bat bieie 8ebin9une erfiiut,
pie Die anipeienoen Yreisrihtcr Des
IerpsGlu - Charles Serome Co
marbs. 4u9ultlls Soit. Charles I.
Wunlep, GarI Sienitbad uub @ilbur
81. aimbnll - einitimmig anerfnmn>
ten. Sum miro GurtiB nod nb5uz
ipnrten bnben, Oh nidt nod, ein nnbez
rer Slic9er Dor Nblauf Ocs Sobres
eincn b%elieren Slug madt, mas fnlm
nn8unchnen lit, bo Die Sriibcr @rigbt
ii6 aud in bieIem Sabre faum nm
DEM Yofal bes ~Scientific Inlerican"
6eperben lperoen.
9n Gurtib porgeitern angefiinbigt
bate. baB CT feline geltrigen Muffliige
ifon I'M 5 llbr Iorgens pornebmen
perbe. bntten lid trob Der frilben
Wlorgenitunbc etfpa $500 3uihauer
ei~ngefunben, I'M Den filbneu Sc9ler
Der 2iifte 5u beo6u6ten. alir5 ndfJ
5 llbr Worgens ipurbe Der Ierpplnn,
Scr fleinlte unb lei6teitc Siplan. pels
der ie erbnut ipurDe. ans leinem
| Shuppen gebolt, uub tint 3 ltbr Is
Wlinutcn itieg GurtiB gum eriten Walc
in Die Siifte, nm iih lm einen Der
bon Gortlanbt Sielb giibop, Dem Sra
iibentcn bes Icro Club bon Imerita,
ous9ciebteu Trcis bon $3.50 81 be-
ipcr6cn. Die bier misgeIhriebenen
Sreile IpHen ben eriten bier Ipiatoren
3uiaQen, pelfe in bieicm Sabre cine
| Strede bon einem &ilometer nit ibrer
Slu0maihine 5uriid5ulegen %pcrm0gen.
| GurtiB blieb 2K Minuten in Der 60be
unD erfiiate Die Sebin9uu9eu bieier
Gpnfurren5.
lin 5 llbr 90 Minutcn unb is Ses
fuuben ltie9 GurtiB gum 5peiten Wiale
nuf, I'M mlnmebr Ieinen groBen Slug
81 pcrln6en. Gr itie9 un9efdbr 90
SUB bod auf, I'M Damn bnlb b0ber.
6nlb nieori9er. nit erltdunli6er
| Si6erbeit cine Hunbe nah Der unbern
an MAIDEN. Salo itieg er bis aui
ief5i9 SUB iiber Den Grobobeu, balo
lieB er li6 nuf 5ebn bis fiinf5ebn SUB
nieocr. aber ltets bate er ieinen Ieros
plan in abiplliter Gontrolle. Iud Die
! @eicbpinoigfeit ipefielte or nad Ses
lieben. Wanhe Huube Iaulte or nit
As @leilen @elhfpinbigfeit burf Die
| 2uft, Damn pieper p%erinn9inmte CT Den
Slug auf 8ebn biz filnf5cbn @eilen.
o6nc Dab bur6 Die Ienberungen Der
Observation-Disclosures Die Stdbilitdt bes
SeroplanS and nur I'M @eringiten be-
eintrdhtigt porben mare.
Na6oem GurtiB neun6ebn llmfabrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
WaShinatsn.

@us Spofane perlautet: 8etm
S6lub pes eriten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fir Die SeIiebeluu9 Der Spofane.
Occur b'Nlenc uno Slatbeab Heierpuz
ton miro Die 3abl Der geperber,
melhc ii6 babeu eintra9eu laiien. aui
$4,000 geifdbt. Bon bieien Hes
~ilettanten barren bes @us9anscS 49,
900 in Spofane, 10000 in Goeur
b'@lene. 1000 in @iioula nnb 1900
in aaliipel. Cine genaue Sercdnung
lit ni6t mlOgli1. lpeil mande Notare
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27

Sic i6limmiten Noftreiter Iinb
SalpmeI, Grotpn Oil unD Ilpc5
Silleu. Sic trciben gltd aus Dem
3ett unb rnuben @ltf Cure Hube.
0as lit ni6t Der Sail nit ST. Sings
fetp 2ife Siaen. 9ieielbeu perurz
a6en fein l~ln6e6ngcn uno feline I'M
equemlidfeit, ubcr lie reinigcn bas
5bItem uno furiren alf bieie @eiie
:%rfdltungen, aopfi6mer5cn, @crito~
lung unb Nolarta. % Gents IN
:. @. &uete's Ipotbefe, CSC
Rain Str., 9ubnque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
Der WaId)ine eeidpben. 8

Der Waifiile geidpben. Sas Seuer
mar fir Die gia6t ~gebdmpit mprben,
aber troboem 9erietben @iiemun's
&leiber in Sranb ulb Die Sdmcr5en
crlpedten i'm ans ieiner SeipuBtloli9>
felt. Gs 9elan9 ibm. Die &eiieltbiir
duf3uitobcn unb Die 2eine Der Santpfs
pfeife 81 ergrcifeu. Die er 900. Die
Signule lodten Scute berbei, Die Den
Wnnn aus ieiner ihredlifen Gage
bcfreiten. @iieman fat ifredlide
grunbipunben bnpon 9etra9en nno
miro pieIeift iterben. ct er5dblte,
baB Die brei Wdnner bon linn Shnaps
ober 8elb forberten, unb ais ct erfpiz
berte. er babe feines bon 9ciben, ilber@
fielen tic i'm nit DEM Obigen Gelultut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
2laf einett pferSe seamalt.

.8G6renb 5ebn Sabren fonnte i6
n @ferO reiteu. obne baB ih ihred>
1e S6mer5en n%uS3ubnlten bate I'M
ate ppn Samprrboiben", i9rei6t Z.
Nnpier bon Hugless. ap. .NlS
e Mer3te uno anDere Wtittel mir
fit belfen fonnten, ipllroe i6 bur6
ldlen's @rnitu Sal6e furirt." In
Ilbur bel Sdmorrboiben, 8ronpz,
ii6s unb S6nittpunben, @ei6piis
h, Sieberipunben, eczema, Salt
leum unb 6~iibnernu9en. 25 Gents.
rrantirt bon z. @. 81 ne c, 656
ain Ctr, 9ubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-27
JnSiana.

- Ser @G6ter elmer 9nmpfi6nuz
Der Chicago. Neip 9orf electric
lie, etpas flo peltlid bon 2aporte
Ifgcitelt, Iu9uit gSiienlan, wurbe
,breno beS SpGts IbenbS TOM II.
III bon 5pei 8eiben unb einenl
aer Bis sur Geiinnun9sloli9feit 9es
laaen unb banu in ben Seilerraunl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY.
To Handle Many Puzzling Inquiries
About Yakima.

The mayor is looking for some
body who likes to write letters. The
city is too poor to pay for a regular
secretary, 50 his honor is hoping a
volunteer VIII turn up. If such per-
son does appear, tho mayor will turn
over to him the pleasant job of an
swering inquiries regarding the Yak
ina valley For some reason that
seems to be a mystery, people write to
the mayor, instead of to the CONNER
cial club when they want information
about this section, and the mayor Is
supposed to answer these queries.
Saturday he received two letters.
One was from a man in West Phila-
delphia, Pa, who said several times
in the course of six-page epistle that
he had a wife and six children, and
that everybody in Philadelphia was
trying to get oil the money they could
regardless of how they got it. This
man wants to know If Yakima is a
nice place, if the people are hospitable
and do not try to get other peoples
money; and whether there is a chance
here for poor man who is willing
to work. He does not say that he
mas tHe} @HVVV WHICH TIC CoiHheie
club advises every settler who comes
here to bring with him.
Another man has written the mayor
asking him If he thinks the chances
are good here for the opening of a
five and ten cent store. He says that
if this is a good town for that kind
of a place he would like to come and
be a Yakiman, and wants the mayor
to reply as soon as possible; as a lot
of other towns are just crazy to have
him pass up Yakima and settle else
where. Hence the mayor wants a
ready letter writer
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

MAN WHOM BALIINGER FIRED
is ONE WHO PROCURED AFFT-
DAVITS WHICH ARE MADE
BASIS OF GOVERNMENTS
CASES AGAINST CUNNINGHAM
AND HIS GROUP OF ENTRY
MEN
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
new FORAGE CROP
GROWN IN MCKEE
Plant Is Said to Yield Over 40 Tons
to the Acre and ~ be Liked
by Cattle.

A new forage crop, Thousand head
kale," Is on exhibition in the office of
H. B. Scudder. The plant, a single
specimen, which was grown by Rudolf
Knack of North Mckee, weighs rs
pounds and is healthy and vigorous
In general appearance it is not I'M
like turnip tops except that there are
numerous subdivision of the stalk
There Is no undesirable odor or taste
and the plant. despite its appearance,
is said to cure in excellent style and
to make a fodder of which stock of
all kinds are very FOND.
Mr.. Knack has an eighth of an acre
planted to kale and the specimen he
has on exhibition is an average. 1t
is stated that planted three feet apart
in the field and allowing 20 pounds
to the plant, they will yield 48k
tons to the acre. Cattle and sheep like
it stalk and all.
The specimen on exhibition at the
office of Mr.. Scudder was examined
with a great deal of interest by many
people. Mr.. MACK says that he found
no pests or other drawbacks in his
experience here this season and he
says further that the kale is grown
with great success in the Willamette
valley.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
GOVERNMENT RELIES
ON CLAWS EVIDENCE
IN THE FAMOUS ALASKA COAL CLAIMS FRAUD

interest in the claim held by Mr..
Campbell"
Another says:
"Claim carried by Mr.. More was
really by Mr. Campbell, and trans
ferred to Mr.. Riblett."
mr.. Henry White gets one inter-
est that was carried Ky Mr.. A. B.
Campbell through Mr.. Husey."
Cunningham Would Explain.
Mr.. Cunningham, in an affidavit
secured by CLAWS, also introduced,
seeks to explain this circumstance,
saying that when he went to Alaska
he represented only IL persons, but
located 22 claims, IL of them being
for other persons, and that Camp
bell carried some of the additional
interests until other associates were
secured, when he was repaid by them.
The Mr.. Moore mentioned as car
rying a claim for Campbell is c. H.
Moore, probably former mayor of
Spokane, who at that time was an
employe in the office of Finch &
Campbell.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
ENGINE IS BETTER
WHEN TITS TIRED
Power Machines on Front End OF
! Train No. Loses Rim From
Driving Wheel.

Train No. s came in last night a
little before 10 o'clock and the reason
it was so slow was because it was
tired, though if it had not been it
would have been slower.
Old No. is some pumpkins of a
train and was tearing down from Ell
lensburg through the canon yester-
day afternoon at a frightful rate Of
speed. say 25 miles an hour, and only
Is minutes late, when the desert still
ness was shattered with a racket the
like of which has seldom been heard
before.
The engine had sloughed off her
left forward driver tire and the great
thing four inches thick and flve feet
in diameter was banging seventeen
ways al once. 1t was like a conven-
ton Of boiler factories.
When the train was stopped it was
discovered that no damage was done
except that about 600 yards of bolts
had been shaved off the inside Of one
rail of the track. Then the passen-
gers got out and went fishing in the
Yakima with Irvine for lines and pins
for hooks, and whiled away five
hours. then a freight engine came
along. sent by the great white father
at Pasco. and the freight engine
towed the tireless engine to a siding
incidentally ripping off just half n
mile more of those bolts, and then
took the train on its way rejoicing
So far as can be learned the engine
without the tire is still there.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 90
Disclosures resulting from testi-
mOny SO far advanced In the
Cunningham coal cases now ON
trial is as follows:
Twenty-Five Exhibits are
on file including afIidavits from
Cunningham and other members
of the group of entrymen who
sought to file OH Alaska coal de-
pOsits.
Many OF these afIidavits are
highly contradictory In character,
made to explain away serious
situations that came to light as
the special officers investigation
progressed.
Senator Hepburn of Idaho i'm
plicated because of having held
one or two claims for over u year
which he was to receive in pay
ment for acting as attorney for
the group of entrymen.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

"I was advised that w. H. Warne
md W. E. Miller had each taken one
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

If you suffer from constipation and
liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxative
will cure you permanently by stimu-
lating the digestive organs SO they will
act naturally. Foley's Orino Laxative
does not grippe, is pleasant to take and
you do not have to take a laxative
continually after taking Orino. Foley's
Orino Laxative cures constipation
without irritating the stomach or
bowels like ordinary purgatives. North
Yakima Drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

There isn't anything so annoying or
so painful nor is there anything quite
50 hard to get rid Of as piles. Man Ian.
the great pile remedy, it's the best
can use for it directly reaches the seat
of the trouble ana at once relieves and
soothes pain. 1t is applied my means
of tube with nozzle attached Sold by
C. w. Camp, West Side Drug Store,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
Young Girls are Victims

of headache. as well as older women,
but all get quick relief and prompt
cure from DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best remedy for sick and
nervous headaches They make pure
blood and strong nerves and build up
your health. Try them. csc at Fred
L. Janeck's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
OSTEOPATHY.

The Zediker Institute of Drugless
Healing, Embracing Osteopathy,
Electricity, Vibration, Massage, Baths,
Mental, Psychic and Magnetic Forces,
Hygiene, Dieteties, Electric Light and
Heat, Hydrotherapy and Traction,
vN'0i spells out "NATUROPATIIY."
Seen years in Otter block, 211 East
Y-kima avenue. 100 cases treated.
Phone Main 673. No knife, no drugs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24

Bids for crawling the Selah road
west from the upper steel bridge, were
opened by the county commissioners
S'turdov .ond were rejected it being
the opinion that all bids were too
high.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-24
DIR. DAVID ROSSER
Physician and Surgeon.

Office over Janeck Drug Store.
Residence, Cor. Sixth and Chestnut.
Office hours .. m. to IL m. and
: to p. m. Member Of Pension
Board.