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FROM COUNTY'S BOOKS
List of Instruments Filed for
Record in a Week.
Coy. Patents and Receipts.
United Statea to Thos. Combß, eh
nwq, lota 3,4, of 4-18-42, patent.
United States to Thoa. Comba, swq
4 18-42, patent.
United Statea to Edw. 11. Bryan,
eh nwq, neq awq 9-15-41 j patent.
United Statea to Iver Burke, swq
6-15-4 C, patent.
Deeds
Geo. N. Lamphere Jr. and wife to
Jno. T. Simpson, lot 1, blk 2,
Smith'a add, Palouae, $425.
R. H. Lacey, Adm'r., to Nathan
J. Hunt, lots 12,11, blk 7, Oolfax,
13150.
Isabella A. Lockbart and husband
to First M. E. Ohuroh of St. John,
lota 1,2, blk 1, Lookhart's 2nd add,
St. John, $2UO.
J. L. Wftllis and wife to M. C.
Smith, lot 1, blk 7, 2nd Syudioate
add, Guy, $10.
Anna Schmick, Marie Kaiser, Jno.
A. Paffenrotb and Katherine Shire
man to Alex Paffenrotb, lots 0,13,
blk 2. Brown's add, Colfax, $1 each.
S. J. Ellia to J. W. Kills, neq 30
--16-43, $7000.
Jonathan W. Ellin to Jno. D.
Ellis, neq 30-16-43, $1.
N. E. Wiggins and wife to J. L.
Wiggins, wh nwq, wh awq 35-13-44,
$450.
Cyrus E. Averill and wife to C. S.
Johnaon, sh nwq 26-17-44, $5600.
Sarah L. Hntchena to Viotor Cham
berlin, nh awq 14-15-42, $1.
Byron G. Mansfield to Geo. Mo-
Kay, seotlous 7,8, pt sections 9,17,
18,5 iv 16-40, pt 12-16-39, lease.
This is assigned to Y. O. Mansfield.
Maxie C. Morse and husband to C.
I. Nachland, lots 9,10,11,12, West's
Ist add, Rosalia, $1.
Miss L. L. West to R. L. Porter,
nh neq, eh nwq, exoept, 10-20-43,
$10,000.
International Laud 00. to CJeo. D.
Brown, lots 9,10, blk 17, lots 9,10,
blk 30, traot in Rock Lake, tract in
nwq nwq 24-19-40, $1.
Wm. E. Ria9er aud wife to Roy
Hiokman, nh 14-15-43, $17,600.
D. S. Snell to Rosa N. Porter, lots
6,7,8,9,10, blk 2, Selfridge's add,
Oakesdale, 1200.
H. R..McNeil aud wife to W. D.
Angell, wb 24-18-42, $16,000.
Frank W. Ertel to Frank D. Gar
rett, seq neq 6-16-42, 12000.
Edw. C. Moys and wife to U. W.
Hammaker, tract in swq swq 33-18
--45, $25.
W. H. Harvey and wife to Irvin J.
Cunningham and wife, lot 1, pt lot
2, blk 8, Reaney's 2nd add, Pullman,
$3000.
N. O. Myers to Hattie A. Myers,
lots 1,2,3, blk 8, Reauey's 2nd add,
Pullman, $ —.
Oliver Hall to Chester A. Went
worth, pt lot 21, blk 1, 2nd add,
Col fax cemetery, $10.
Whitman Co. Ireasurer to Alvira
Mackey, lot 5, blk 5, Sunnyside add,
Pullman, $5.
Whitman Co. Treasurer to Jack
Stewart, lots 10,11,12, blk 5, Dia
mond, $5.
Edw. A. Sheehy to Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Ry. Co., lota 7,8,
9,10, blk 6, McDonald's add, Tekoa,
• 10.
J. P. Buraon and wife to Jno. Far
rell, lot 5, blk 14, Huffman's 2nd
add, Tekoa, $50.
May Morrill Rowe and husband to
Geo. E. Wilton, lot 6, blk 3, Pow
era' add, Palouse, $1600.
Michael M. Gallabger to Margaret
D. Gallagher, lots 4,5, blk 1, Cof
fin's add, Tekoa, $1.
Nancy A. Edwards and husband to
Carpus M. Dyer, 1-10 interest in sh
29-20-42, $1000.
Joaiah Edwards and wife to Geu.
H. Dyer 1-10 interest in sh 29-20-42,
$1000.
Aloysiua DeMolsche to Cliff New
man, lot 2, blk 7, F. J. Mahoney's
subdivision of Lombard's add, Te
koa, $1.
D. C. Lee to Gust and Nick G.
Deligianis, tract in swq swq 14, lot 1
of 23-14-41, exoept, $1560.
Wm. T. Ewing and wife to O. C.
Golding, nwq 6-17-43, $7945.
Silas M. Smith and wife to Wm.
Z. Harvey, all 17-13-38, exoept,
$4400; roadway iv seq 18-13-38, $1.
Brace Hayden to Will Everett, lot
2. blk 9, West of "D" St., nh blk
10, west of "E" St., Breeding's add,
Palouse, $350.
Jaa. W. Fortune autl wife to Will
Everett, sb blk 10, west of "E" St.,
lot 3, blk 9, west of "D" St., Breed
lug's add, Palouse, $350.
R. S. Andrews and wife to S. H.
Battell. half interest in lot 23, blk
2, Tekoa, $275.
Town of Colton to N. E. Wiggins,
lota 1,2,4, blk 21, Colton Cemetery,
$24.
Town of Oolton to J. L. Wiggins,
lot 3, blk 21, Colton Cemetery, 68.
Cutler T. Porter and wife to Tay
lor Richardson and wife, tract of 5
acres in 3-17-45, $1000.
Asa Bowman and wife to Martha
COLFAX GAZETTE, COLFAX, WASHINGTON. DECEMBER 17, 1909.
A. Winalow, lota 5,6, blk 6, Farm
iagton, 1800.
J. W. Walters and wife to Sol i
Walter*, lota 5,6, blk 2, lot 1, blk
20, Farmington, $1500.
Geo. Edw. Marker and wife to M.
0. Taylor, eh nwq, nb neq 24-16-41,
$6400.
Pine City Development Co. to G.
A. Kelingenberg, lota 5,6, blk 26, j
Pine City Development Co.'a add,
Pine City, $1000, contract.
Real Mortgages.
Mary A. Nevlna to M. Lottie Sher
man, lot 1, blk 10, MoCroakey's add,
Garfleld, $100.
Geo. M. WasHon and wife to Secur
ity State Bank, blk 8, East "E" St.,
Breeding's add, Palouse, 8300.
Prank Emil Zimmer to Northwest
ern & Pacific Hypotheekbank, awq 8
-13-39.
J. P. Duthie and wife to Interna
tional Mortgage Bank, pt lot 17,
Squires &. Gaddis 1 aubdiviaion,
Pullman, $1000.
J. P. Duthie and wife to Interna
tional Mortgage Baak, pt lot 16,
Squires & Gaddia' aubdiviaion, Pull
man, $1000.
Wm. T. Thomas and pife to First
Savings &. Trust Bank, eeq 0, neq 7,
swq 18-14-38, 84000.
Geo. E. Wilton to Bert Cook, lot
6, blk 3, Powers' add, Palouse, $500.
W. E. Thompson and wife to Bank
of Farniington, seq 12-19-45, $7000.
Geo. H. McQueen and wife to W.
W. Renfrew, tract in Farmington,
$600.
Laura Carper et al to W. W. Ren
frew, lota 1.2,3,4, blk 43, Farming
ton, $100.
Sophia Leonard and husband to
Chas. A. Storines, eh awq 3-17-45,
except, $300.
S. H. Battell and wife to Citizens
State Bank, lot 23, blk 2, Tekoa,
$275.
Roy tiiokman to Pullman State
Bank, nh 14-15-43, 69800.
Lillian Polka to Tobias Mosier,
tract in seq neq 24-20-45, $850.
Jos. P. Hagamau and wife to Jno.
Ellwart, swq 21-18-41, $1050.
Jno. D. Ellis and wife to Chas.
Corbet, neq 34-17-43, $3000.
O. C. Golding aud wife to Farm
ers State Bank, Coif ax, nwq 6-17-43,
$5000.
Gust A. and Nick G. Deligianis to
O. C. Lee, traot in swq swq 14, lot
1 of 23-14-41, except, $780.
Mary Busoh to Michael Sohultheis
Sr., aeq 2013-45, neq awq 2013-45,
except, $5000.
Jas. A. Hampton and wife to First
Say. & Trust Bank, lota 11,12,13,14,
blk 44, Colfax, $1600.
Geo. H. Dyer et al to J. Y. Ad
rlington, 4-10 interest in ah 29-20
--42, $2000.
Wm. J. Harvey and wife to Silas
M. Smith, all of 17-13-38, except,
$3200.
Chattel Mortgages.
J. C. Palmer to Farmers State
Bauk, 2-3 orop on nwq 32-19-42,
$250.
Matt Payne to A. P. Johnson, wag
ons, harness, $1031.
Sam'l. Bruce to N. P. Lecoruu,
livestock, $230.
M. G. Manchester to Huntley Merc.
Co., livestock, $273.
D. M. Davia to Whitman Imple
ment Co., livestock, $90.
M. G. Manchester to A. A. Man
chester, livestock, $400.
D. C. Green et al to Wm. Wiley,
livestock, 2000 bushels wheat on neq
24-19-41, wh nwq 19-19-42, $800.
Robt. Thorn to W. W. Renfrew,
livestock, % crop on 70 aores of
sobool land near Farmington, $1000.
Geo. Imhoff et al to Bank of Farm
ington, soda fuuntafo, bakery shop
outfit, £200.
J. T. Blaok et al to Citizens State
Bank, livestock, $600.
Hugh Fenton to H. M. Beaob, half
interest in machinery, implements,
crop, etc, $1400.
Jno. L. Canutt to Ryan Harness
Co., livestock, $58.
W. L. Coffey to Jack McElroy,
livestock, implements, etc., $450.
J. T. Blaok and wife to Citizens
State Bank, 2-3 crop on 100 acres of
Hayfleld farm, $600.
J. V. Elliott to Citizens State
Bank, orop on laud owned by Peter
Baza, $2000.
Frauk H. Soott to J. M. Richard
son, livestock, implements, 100 bu
sbela wheat on 11-18-41, $89.
J. V. Elliott to Citizens State
Bank, livestock, $2000.
Frank E. Wilhelm to Farmers State
Bank. Colfax, livestock, etc., 2-3
crop on pt seotions 2,3 in 16-43,
1500.
Geo. and Wiley Hardy to Ghas. E.
Scriber, 2-3 crop on nh 29, aeq 29,
swq 28, in 13-40, livestock, imple
ments, $1000.
Henry Koester to Potlatch Lbr.
Co., wagon, livestock, $107.
Releases
JLadd &. Bush to Jno. F. McCros
key, real mtg.
O. D. Matthews to B. Guatad, lien.
Pullman Savings & Loan Ass'n. to
J. P. Duthle, two real mtss.
Thos. J. Smith to G. W. Smith,
real mtg.
R. H. Hill to Heury S. Hunt, real
mtg.
O. C. Baker to Geo. H. MoGuire,
real mtg.
1 BrfJwife^A 1
Buy only baking pow- Kk?^^-« *4^ n^
der whose label mdi- pf%(P[E[^^K3
cates cream of tartar \ ■ > i |, |
Albert 0. Leonard to J. H. Elliott,
real mtg.
R. L. Huffman to C. A. MoKinley,
chat.
M. Snyder to Howard Uurneey,
obat.
Jno. Terhune to D. C. Green, chat.
Wilbur S. Vearaley to Marie J.
Redinger, real rutg.
Henry Knoobe to Jno. E. Hoppe,
real mtg.
J. J. Schlee to Edw. H. Bryan and
wife, real mtg.
N. D. Showalter to L. C. Money
and wife, real mtg.
Eugenia Uillinghan: to Lillian
Polka, real mtg.
Alliance Trust Co., Ltd., to Phil
lip Sittner, real mtg.
N. D. Showalter to L. O. Money,
ohat.
C. H. Barclay et al to W. Q. Dod
son, chat.
Jno. Neiertz to Geo. Hardy et al,
cbat.
Bank of Winona to Ueo. Hardy et
al, chat.
First Say. & Trust Bank of Whit
man Co. to Henry Repp, et al, real
mtg.
Florent Meyer to Jhs. H. Maynard
et al, partial release real mtg.
Bills of Sale.
A. R. Pardue to J. W. Hubbard,
livestock, 850.
J. W. Walters et al to Sol Walters.
tools, bar fixtures, etr., $1.
H. K. OsMmit to Joe Kuckige,
restaurant outfit., $050.
The Correct Time
to stop a cough or cold in just as soon
as it starts —then there will be no danger
of pneumonia or consumption Ju*t a
few doees of Ballard's Horebound Syrup
taken at the start will stop tiie cough.
If ft has been running on for Home time
the treatment will b* longer, but the
cure is sure. Sold by V. T. McCroakey.
Do It This Day.
If you want to sell your land or city
property, list it in our offie. We get the
buyers, and ctin Hell it. Colfax lusuraoee
& Realty Co., Lippitt building, Colfax,
Wash.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking up
Doau's R^gulets cure biliou* attacks. 2f>
cents at any drug store.
Have you renewed your magazine
subscriptions yet? We can save you
money. Any three $1 50 magßZines
$'A 90—Saturday Evening I'ost and
Ladies' Home.Journal exivpted. Uowe's
Subscription Agency, Garfield, Wash.
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders.labor
era rely on Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil.
Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or
bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where it is used.
Hampton's, McClure's and Everybody's
make a crack a jack trio. The three for
12 months, $3.90. N. V. Rowe, Garfleld.
Everything for Christmas, at the Elk
Drut; Store, Colfax
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ingredients : Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodium Chlorid.
■ Capsicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
Anything injurious here? Ask your doctor.
Anything of merit here? Ask your doctor.
Will it stop falling hair? Ask your doctor.
Will it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor.
Does not dolor the Hair
J. (.'. Atf.k Company, L-ht. U. Mam.
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%a FURS HIDES
— for spot cash. 10 to 60% more money for yon to ship Raw Furs and Hides to us than to
V^^^i^^ sell at home. Write for Price last. Market Report, Shipping Tags, and about our
■^v HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUIDE^^.
*50 pace?, leather bound. Best thing on the subject ever written. Illustrating all Fur Annuals. All
W shout Trappers' Secrets, Decoys, Traps. Oama Uwi. How and where to tran. and to hert.ma a suo
■ V trapper. It's a regular Encyclopedia. Price. »2. To our customers. $1 20. Hides tanned into
• ■ beautiful Robe*. Our Magnetic Bait and Decoy attracts animals to traps. $1.00 per bottle Ship jooi
* Bide* and Furs tons and get highest price*. Andentch Bro*., I>«pt. 71, Mlnneapulla,Muiß.
GOOD GYPSUM ROAD.
Buccessful Experiments With the Mm
eral Made by Kansas Experts.
W, S. Go.arhart, stale highway en
gineer of Kansas, who recently re
turned from mi inspection tour through
the south western part of that state,
says tin 1 county commissioners in that
part of ilit' slate believe in perma
licit roads and permanent bridges.
Mr. Gearhaii is well pleased with the
results of the experiment in road build
ing through the sand hills near Garden
City.
'•A little more than a year ago," be
snid. "the commercial club and the
county commissioners requested the
office of public mads to send a man
out to investigate possibilities of Im
proving this road. Mr. Spoon, the sand
clay expert, made them a visit and
found that there were large deposits
of gypsum all along the road. Tests
were made on the gypsum, showing
that it would make a good hinder for
the sand. The pVople decided to con
struct 700 feet Of road under the di
rection of Mr. Spoon, and it was so
satisfactory that they have now fin
ished six miles of road at a total cost
of .S":.r,!M). The 700 feel constructed
lirsi is smoother now than the remain
der because the sand and gypsum were
thoroughly mixed by plowing, disking
and harrowing. The remainder was
constructed )>y placing six inches of
gypsum on the sand for a width of
twelve feet and then a few inches of
sand were placed on top of this and
left for i lie traffic to do the mixing.
"If requires about two years to gel a
road in first class condition when con
structed in this manner, but it is much
cheaper than the other construction.
Hot. dry weather is the worst enemy
of Uiis type of road, but despite the
drought it is now in excellent condi
tion and compares very favorably with
the best macadam roads. The surface
is hard and smooth and shows do signs
of wear.
"The only complaint any one lias to
make is fh.it the r<>ad is so smooth that
locks must be placed on the wagons so
that they c.-m be safely taken down the
hills. Some still refuse to get a lock
and in going down drive with one
Wheel out in the sand and the oilier on
the hard road. One year ago the
sand on the road was so bad that peo
ple living t(^n miles south of Gtarden
City, just beyond the hills, hauled their
grain forty miles smith to a railroad
station, while at present grain and
produce are being hauled twenty-eight
miles north to Garden city.
"It is a place to go to be 'shown' if
one has any doubt in his mind about
the possibility of successfully Con
structing- a sand, gypsum or clay road."
An Honest Company.
The Indiana and Ohio Live Stock In-
BU-anceCo $4^0.000 00 in asset* In
busiue 8 since 1886 G. W. Larue &Co ,
Local Agents.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK
Courtesy and Consideration
The watch word in tbia Bank for Commercial Convenience.
mmMammmmmmam—a—mmmmmm m*mmm V y e W[ttl .}, rtlH | safeguard your business
IP— - I o , . ,11 and personal interests every way pos
, ''jgr-^X \'C^~r~~Zr^\ VN> I si^le, give you tht» se<;urity and receipt
/"•"X | °f a checking account.
ri?k "■ JwlLv UTe Pay 4 per €Cnt
I^^t^V^-^^ml^ )^ S Savings Accounts
Wm^ir ' rv^^llf I compounded seuii-annually and do ft
W\ i ; p^if^y general HANKING BUSINESS on
mL i _^-^"^^ nV\ c OWfi our raP^ growth to the
MJ I*t * -fc : k^l^;.: ; people of this conimuuity atnl will .lo
ISv/H 4^^lhvUJ*^^*^ our »eat to merit your patronage in
*mamK^n^mmm^mm^mmmamm^^m tne future-
The Farmers State Bank
of Colfax, Washington
Many Marts
Have been drawn upon to furnish our superb stock for this
year's Holiday Trade, and the stock was never larger or more
replete with handsome and useful articles for presents, from
Precious Stones
to modest and low priced
KniclL K.nacKs
From our stock all reasonable wants in this line can be sup
plied, and if desired goods selected no*^ will be laid away
until wanted at Christmas time. Drop in and take a look
at the many beautiful things we have for you to select from.
MA Df^dTT The Pioneer
. ii.. XiUoJli -Jeweler....
Opposite Great Eastern Store , Oolfax, Wash.
You are aaßured th»t the welcome you have encountered here for so many years has
not changed in quality or volume. Fxamine our goodß whether you buy or not
THE YULETIDE
jkf^&^Y^ 1H ie time at most °^ us
/ JmT* Jfife";i'>v^l§U.. are trying to find some gift
js&> /%/ V^^Jjb^yr to P resent our friends as a
%^ M^^L^U^^mw^X token of our good will and
m friendship.
-^^La^^vl^ c can su^ you *n many
X^^^tei^W^H^ beautiful and useful designs
\^^off J\ lhV^i *n an<* S^ver jewelry.
(^w^ffl Watches, Hand Painted
China, Cut Glass, Silver
/l *'■ ware, fine Umbrellas, etc.
Mrs. W. D. Parr,
319 Main Street, Colfax.
A Guaranteed Cure Call for Wet Feet
a pair of the
<DC (111 Whitehouse Cushion tflfi flfi
U>D. UU Sole Shoes 3>o. UU
Whitehouse Clothing Co.
POMEROY FLOUR
THE PEER OF ANY, IS SOLD BY
EIGHT~STORES IN COLFAX
J. L. NEIL, WHOLESALE AGENT
ASK FOR IT-IT IS GUARANTEED
Hutchison's Art Studio
Picture Frames, Art Supplies
Photographic Novelties
R. R. Hntf'...sou.|Commercial Photographer Endicott

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