The Colfax Gazette from Colfax, Washington • Page 3

A Great Exhibit of NEW FALL MEROHANnigp And many Special Bargains, purchases of goods you want, affords a Grand Feast of good tilings here for the week ending September 19 for tire thrifty shopper Women's New Fall Walking Skirts While purchasing the Fall stock our buyer found a manufacturer who had a quantity of skirting cloths on hand and who was desirous of closing out this entire lot of materials to one purchases. In order to accomplish this end he agreed to make up all at a merely nominal price, considering actual value of materials. As a result we are enabled to offer right at the beginning of the season, some of the greatest skirt values that will be presented any time during the fall and winter. They are all new Walking Skirts in the latest styles, made from a fine assortment of men's snit- vi SA ings in attractive colorings. This week only, your choice M.dU cilKl The sale started last week and hundreds that bought then are congratulating themselves now.

Some lots are sold out, but those remaining are just as good as last week's assortment and we've added for this week's sale a shipment that was delayed on the railroad. These beautiful and useful bargains must be seen to be appreciated. AGENT FOR: JULIUS LIPPITT, The Pioneer Merchant Iron Clad Hose 1 Butters Patterns THI COUNTY RECORDS Title to Good Palouse Realty is Swapped for Coin. Mortgages on Lands and Chattels Given and of Sale Filed. Gov.

Patents and Receipts. United States to Frederick Lubben patent nh of nwq andnh of neq of 24-15-40 Deeds. Henry Fowler to Mecie Frazier lots 2, 3,4, blk 6, Diamond 100 Jakob Koppel to Joseph Farnsworth Its 16, 17, 18, 19 blk 1 Its 7, 8, 9, 10 blk 2 Wilkinson's add Pullman 260 Susan Shirley to Ewing lot 1, blk 33 Pullman 1500 CW'orge McLloyd to Jordan et al wheeqe hsw 32-15 39 2000 Alfred Cary Special Master to Ry Co lands in Whitman Co Bellus et al to A Thompson lots 1, 2, 5, 6, blk 71 Simpson's add Garfield 300 Wheeler to F. W. Games und hint in of lot 6 blk 5 Wileye add Palouse 50 Wheeler to Gainea und hint in eh of lot 6 blk 5 Wileye add Palouse 50 Cox et al to Games part of blk 8 Fitch's add Palouse 250 A Willard to A Girthoffer lot 2 blk 1 Garfield 300 Lellane to Wm I) Roth et al nwq of 14-16-45 4800 Sophy I Coffin toC A Painton part of lot 11 blk 3 Coffin's add Tekoa 50 Chas A Painton to Chaa Hair bond for deed lots 9, 10 and prt of lot 11 blk 3 Coffin's add Tekoa 1400 County Treasurer Windus to A Brown lota 5, 6, 7, 8 blk 7 Beach's add Palouse, lots 3, 6 blk 2 Smith's add Palouse all blk Smith's add Palouse lota 1 to 8 mc blk between 2nd 3rd sts Smith's add Palouse lots 1 to 8 mc blk between Ist 2nd streets Smith's add Palouee Mahlon West to Weasel Mumm part of sh of 10-20 43 256 Georgia A Lommasson to Thos Neill part lots 9 blk 2 Emily Hulls add Colfax 50 Hoagland to Anna May Hoagland lot 10 blk 10 Anderson's add Rosalia 150 Smith to Henry Goelitz Its 3, 4 blk 6 Brown's add Colfax 750 Thoa Neill to Lommasson et al part Its 8, 9 blk 2 Emily Hull's add Colfax 40 Blair to Goff lot 9 blk 51 Colfax 400 Mattie Zender to Humphrey Royce lots 1 2 blk 16 Main St.

Extension add Pullman 1000 Martin Olson to the state of Washington part lot 1 blk 7 Reany's add Pullman 175 Daniel McKenzie to Mrs. Richardson lot 8 blk 22 McKenzie's add Pullman 75 Richardson et al to Johneon lot 8 blk 22 Pullman 125 Charles Wakefieln to Robey Eatee et al lots 3, 4, 5, blk 25 Endicott 110 Real Mortgages. Ewing to Susan Shirley lot 1. blk 33 Pullman 400 Eliza Keck to Wm Hoare lota 1 2 blk 2 Huffman Lakes add Tekoa 150 Fred Rodeen to Lars Anderson nwq neq 17 15 45 340 Jaa Dickenson to Equitable Say Loan Co lot 3 blk 10 McDonald's 2nd add Tekoa 30S Henry Goelitz to Smith lota 3 A A blk 6 Brown's add 375 Your Choice $1.50 and $2.50 The Great Rug Sale Thomas Hampton to Philip Will man lots 5, 6, 7, 8 blk 35 Preecott Perkins add Colfax. Henry Behrens to Security State bk Its 1, 2, 3 blk 17 Power's add Palouee 2500 Chattel Mortgages.

Striker et al to Advance Thresher Co, thresher 1190 Robertson to Advance Thresher Co, earnings of threeher for years 1903-4-5 2691 Howard to I Case Threshing Machine Co Weigher and Bagging attachment; 75 Braught to Advance Thresher Co threshing outfit 1265 Stevig to Enterprise Implement Co wagon 42 A Glaspey toAultman Taylor Co thresher 1450 Bourehon to Thurber crop of broom corn on Bh ot 3-13-40 seq of 4-13-40 125 Betta to First National bank Colfax half int of crop on sh sec 12 and sec 13-15-41 750 Twietmeyer to Buffalo Pitts Co stacker 265 Chas Stirewalt to I Case Co stacker 291 Andrew Manley et al to I Case Co separator 570 Henry Behrens to Security State bk butcher's outfit 2500 Mauer to Buffalo Pitts Co. stacker 265 Thos Poindexter to Buffalo Pitts Co. stacker 317 Thompson to Buffalo Pitts Co, stacker and bagger Chas Stirewalt to A Averill Mach Co thresher 1490 Granum to Tekoa Implement Co separator and bagger 125 Haxton to Jas Cairns horses buggy harness 116 Conditional Bills of Sale. National Cash Register Co to Erickeon Cash Register 75 National Cash Register Co to Langdon Johnson Cash Register 75 Natl Cash Register Co to Henry Lemon cash register 200 Releases. Chas Doran to George Pursell, chattle mortgage.

Harry Cornwell to William Cisco neq 845 42. Harry Cornwell to Joseph Cherry ne 21-17-43. Harry Cornwell to David Delany Jr sh 86 se ew lot 4 of 19-19-46. Harry Cornwell to Frank Dwire nwq 15-18 45. Harry Cornwell to James A Davis lot 11 blk 18 Colfax.

Harry Cornwell to John Eikins se 8-1843. Harry Cornwell to Hugh Ferguson seq 3019 44. Harry Cornwell to William A Hayes eh swq wh seq 1214 39. Harry Cornwell to Wm Hagood nwq 15-18-45. Harry Cornwell to Mary Hamblen eh swq lots 3, 4, of 18 17-41.

Harry Cornwell to John Higgins neq 32-16 41, Harry Cornwell to A Hastings wh seq 33 20-42. Harry Cornwell to Soren Hansen nh neq neq nwq 24 16-40. Harry Cornwell to Lyeanius Johnson lots' 3, 4, blk 1 Brown's add Colfax. Harry Cornwell to Henry Litzenberger swq 1-17-41. Harry Cornwell to Wm Marsh nh neq seq neq neq seq 14 16-41.

Harry Cornwell to John Mason swq IS 15-39. Harry Cornwell to Martin Murton swq sec 24 neq ueq sec 26 nh nwq nwq neq sec 25-16-41. Harry Cornwell to Reuben Phillips nh 22 15-42. Mary ECornwell to Reuben Phillips nh 22-15-42. Harry Cornweil to Wm Shaw eh swq 30-19-44.

Harry Cornwell to Conrad Scheirmann sh swq sec 4 part of nwq sec 9 17- Harry Cornwell to A Smith nh seq eeq aeq 18-14-39. COLFAX GAZETTE, COLFAX, WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 11, 1903. Harry Cornwell to Sullivan all sec- Harry Cornwell to Konrad Scheirman et al seq 9-17-41. Harry Cornwell to Konrad Scheirman ueq 9-17-41. Harry Cornwell to Beni Taylor lots 1, 2, 3, 4 of 12-12-44.

Harry Cornwell to Lucian Tedrow swq 26-10 40. Harry Cornwell to Chaa Ungren sh swq 4-16-41. JJ Humphrey to Orcutt part of blk 8 Fitch's add Palouse. Jno Vollmer to TJ LeHane nwq 14-16-45. First Natl bk Pullman to Walter Smith chattle mortgage.

Tekoa State bk to Jaa Dickenson lot blk 10 McDonald's 2nd add Tekoa $150. First Natl bank Colfax to Smith chattel mortgage. First Natl bauk Colfax to Rust chattel mortgage. Jas Cairns to Haxton chattel mortgage. Miscellaneous.

Adams County Electric Transit Co to The Public, claim of waterright sec 6 tp 13 37 Coulee Coal Iron file articles of incorporation. Myers Broe vs Jas Windsor crop lien eh of eh eh seq sec 24 eh neq 25-14-43 254 IN WHITE MAN'S COURT. Kio Kuke, an Indian Judge, Sits With Justice Cann. Kio Kuke, head of the judicial branch of the Port Madison Indian reservation, was in Seattle recently and sat en banque with Judge Oann, where he witnessed with all solemnity, the dispensation of justice according to the laws of the white man. The cases were against Sack Adams and another Indian, charged by the game warden with having salmon trout less than ten inches in length in their possession.

Judge Kuke was accompanied in court by Agent Barto, and appeared more in the character of an arbitrator on the side of the defendant. When the court of the red man and his retinue entered Judge Cann's office, his honor was met by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kreite. In an instant Mr. Kreite took in the judicial aspect of the visit and with due formality introduced Judge Kuke to Judge Cann. After a cordial greeting Judge Cann invited the head of the Indian Judiciary to sit with him.

Judge Kio Kuke explained to the court that in the treaty with the government the Indian received fishing privileges which are paramount to the state law. However, Judge Cann and Prosecutor Kreite explained that the laws of the state are for white and red men alike. The hearing then proceeded, followed with much intecest by Judge Kuke. Wnen Adams and his companion were fined $10 and costs and the sentence remitted, Judge Kuke expressed his satisfaction and explained he had learned much of the manner of conducting court. He left the room, expressing a determination to administer the state laws as they should be, and hoped there would never be a similar case before the white court again.

The Proper Treatment for a Sprained Ankle. As a rule a man will feel well satisfied if he can hobble around on crutches two or three weeks after spraining his ankle, and it is usually two or three months before he has fully recovered. This is an unnecessary lose of time, for in many cases in which Chamberlain's Pain Balm has been promptly and freely applied, a complete cure has been effected in lees than one week's time, and in some cases within three days. For sale by Elk Drug Delicious and cooling drinks are served at the Colfax Candy Factory, J. W.

Poteet, proprietor. Ladies flne shoes of the latest style strictly up to date in every respect at the Colfax Shoe Store Satisfactory Underwear at Popular Prices The best made best fitting, most comfortable, durable a.id satisfactory underwear at dod ular prices that modern machinery and skilled labor can produce. 1, arS and best assorted stock of low, medium and high grade underwear ever Saved in "ou ooki; Bd t0 MQake eBS, WiM the ear'y in Tv are look.ng for thoroughly well made and satisfactory underwear, it will pay you to gate our stock. We know of no other brand of underwear that combine, Zod tht Uld be if wi" Stt and examine tms line of underwear tor VVomeu, Misses aud Children. Fall Tailor Suits.

bn, sk den? and for hand orae fell garments we arc showing. Might say we made the demand for there are stylos lure that you will not find in most stores, and aSBOT V- Ff tlK' WMt more sP aw' will only one auaZTnT gn7 nt All-wool Venetian suit of superior quality in ton or Oxford grey or suits of Bannocburg suiting in a large assortment of colorings, all the latest up-to-date styles, extra special for this sale a suit Oon't Miss This Opportunity. WASHINGTON'S STONE HOUSE. Will Be a Feature of the Mineral Exhibit at the World's Pair. Building material foun-1 in the state of Washington will be the basis for a unique display at the Universal Exposition at St.

Louis in 1904. Washington has an allotment of 2800 square feet in the palace of mines aud raetailurgv, and in the center of this space the building materials exhibits will be made. A small but ornate structure will be built in this the other mineral products will be displpyed around it. The building will be constructed of brick and stone. It will be 1G feet square.and 14 feet high.

Just as many varieties of brick, stone and marble from as many sections of the state as can be secured will be included. The blocks of stone will be dressed in different ways to display the material to the best advantage. Some taces will be polished, while otherH will be tooled, and others will be left natural. Different varieties of molded brick and different colors and styles of terra cotta will be placed about the top wall. In spaces which may be designated as blind windows, the marbles of the state will be shown.

Inside the building will be the office of the official in charge of the building, and pamphlets descriptive of the building will be issued. Besides the stones to be shown in the building, every quarry in the state will furnish eight-inch cubes, uniform and similar in the method of dressing. Julian E. Itrer, the famous landscape artist, is painting a series of large land scapes, which will be used iv decorating the walls of the Washington state building. Artists say that the Washington scenery exceeds in diversity aud rugged beauty that to be found in any other country in the world.

The Washington state building will be one of the most unique and attractive on the plateau of states. It will be four stories high, and built entirely of tim bers from Washington. Eight great timbers, 24 inches square and 100 long, rear their lengths into the air in an unbroken piece, meeting in the center and forming the supports, after the fashion of great Indian wigwams. The stories are each smaller than the one below it, and the roof for the final story takes on a pagoda form, giving the structure a Japanese appearance. The great northwestern state will make a splendid exhibit of her agriculture and horticulture products.

Found Pearl Worth $10,000. What is said to be the largest pearl ever found in America was recently found by a poor fisherman. Experts value it at considerable over $10,000. This was a lucky find, indeed, but if persons who are weak and sickly will commence taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters they will recover a far more precious posses sion than all the pea rig in the world, namely, health. It is the beat health restorer known to science and cannot fail, because it contains only such ingredients as will be beneficial to the entire system.

It will restore the appetite, strengthen the stomach, liver and and cure nausea, belching, headache, indigestion, dyspepsia or liver and kidney troubles. The genuine has our Private Stamp over the neck of the bottle. Try it. $3000.00 will purchase good house, large barn, 3 lots, exclusive livery and dray line business with horses and all rquipment in one of the best towns in Palouse country. Apply to Lennox Larkin, Colfax H.

W. Gopf. Fire Inbukance Goff's Insurance is best by CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Munsing' Underwear Great Reduction To make? room for our Fall Goods that are daily arriving, we will Bell all our Washable Fabrics at reduced prices, SDcb Liwns, Batintos, MuHlin Underwear, con- Hisfinu of HkirtH, Night Gowns, Corset Covers, Etc. WHILE HERE We will Kindly show you some of the very newest things in Waist and Drews Goods; some are rare beauties.

GENTLEMEN If you are in need of a Pair of Pants or Suit, examine our line of neat, nobby patterns, and where the firm etandH back of them, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. Kelz Shoes grow more popular every day. Try Our (lrroppripq Thfly are the beHt to be hadai VTlUlillUh Fruit and vegetables always fresh. Phone 31ain "gTATE PEMAL gCHOOL Cheney, Washington. Text Books and Tuition Free Expenses Low Requests are received almost daily for normal trained teachers to fill first-class positions.

Unusual facilities in music and drawing. Nothing is sacrificed to produce thoroughly competent teachers. Much stress is placed on individual work. Fine Libraries Fine Laboratories Fall Term Opens Sept, 15, 1903. Write for Circulars.

LEWIS B. ALGER, Principal. JOS. URBAN THE COLFAX TAILOR Has just put in a full stock of Gent's Ready-Made Clothing i Which he will guarantee to be the bent and most up- to date stock ever shown in Colfax, and at the very lowest prices. I I New Patterns for ri vvl Fall and Winter I The lareest and best selection of samples for made- xM I to-order clothing ever shown in Whitman County.

Wl JOS. URBAN Merchant Tailor. 8.