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FROM THE MISSION field.

Ehcr Clarence \. Carlstvn ~ Ffr.
view. sanpote county. returned 80 ihis
cay Wednesday from Uc southern
s.ass- mission neh. and lori for hume
Friday. he lablrsd IN che North
car1iina conference. Nhcrc b. reports
the work prugrszing and opposd;ion
dccrtuslug. He enjoyed rs Ablrs IN.
mcnfliy ami feels thankful 10 THOSE
wh1m he iaborri umunE for thcir hos
pltSty and good fcs1ngs toHarin him.
Eiicf Caristun ieft home April Il, 1896,
and IA proud u she cNptNoi.ce he has
aad.
Elder joseph Richie " Iona. hing
4 IN C1uHly. ifuhl, returned on D..
camb,r ssh from a tw0-yCura' mgfs1n
IN the EoHdl conference. Elder
Richie lef, home for his miHton feli
on December D. 1880. c,ius serving a H.
tie over two y.ars, lic rdportH cNc'l.
lem prosress for tho work u The L1oi
"a ,hat conference. ard Odds that pros.
p.cia for lIlfttsti pfotpsray ate very
favorable.
n'tor John 2. iirown ~ p,ea1rs
Grove. arrived here December 2,ih from
a miftuu lr FiUtdl, haylrs Tea here
for ~ nod ~ labor july 10. 1880 FL
cunfcursf, over which h. prrHld A,
ihpro are raw about 100 members ~ iao
church. and ihIt ths health ~ i'he mir /.
slprafIfs So good ai prcHcrti. although at
one time ln the summer ab1u4 hlif u
them were 90. Eld e ChaH. q. Parker
succeeds 10 che presidency u tho con
ference.
F'ier william W. McD0unld. ~ nlg
Cottonwood. has returned from a mis-
sion 90 NfW T. i'lfl. ~ lott thls cty
Ausuia ii.h 1895. itnce Whlch time he
has been hb1flrg IN the Tnurangh com
ference amid the noted vUcITtc nni
guysfr ncctVry % the nuHpldCs. lie
reports m. work 90 be- In q good con-
OHM. there bang isi Igglve arl 4
whsr Shlf IN THAT dTrlog. among
lis nrnlfuus experiences d. says h.
has nvtI ara nouiithtd upon bread
aud water dls Ter some TX mon, NJ,
lie return d h7m' N December ssrd.
Enler MO n. AEi1eig1n, also ~ RlR
C0tiufVH T. returned nom mission
90 New = ihrl, vatr h. has been IA.
boring IN .h. Ray ~ is'lris conference
amofg the Madrls. whsrr rhore y a
local brunch. some 900 scif1rg. H. re-
potts having ss,lytd ~ I houHh arl
an sxpfrl lsr Tor x "a tN1t win never
be eiiG.ulftd from bis memory, Hc
~, HON. Angus. n. 1885, aLi returned
December 2aui, 1855.
Elder a. a. Miftr. % Murray, lcfi
home IN june .. 1896. for ide N1uthern
suites mission, whore h. labored In a.
comparatively new conference In Mlohl.
gan. laitr he nshd gtn months In
furthrrn Ird.tna ur1 rWp mofihs IN
Chicago. 10 tlyf the work 4 growing
arico arl thru the fourteen Elders In
Michigan ore almost eu;trely travelling
without nurse Or scrlp. He returned
home on Dec mDsr a, 1888
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Remarkable lnelden, IN a Clergyman, Lfe

M'M, ~ ~ ~ vsnre 81 III t9 }ti,
ing the effects NJ any evil number, yet
he was born on the llth day OF The
ipmily made an imp3riant NOV. ~ XII
hnyhood, and thirteen years after that
he was married. lie II member ~ a
10 situated. She was born on the 18th
day Of the month. and had thirteen let
tors In her name.
Three u their i've children saw the
Hight Of day on the same day of tho
month. aud Mt. Chapman says In COM
oiuHiOn that he was born aud Will prob
ably die 70 one OF the thirteen original
towns. when he came 10 Anduyor the
usher nj the church showed him Into
pew u, ana he has sat thore Tor four
postmaster offered him No ~ letter
box, saying that no ona else would have
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.


" y special meeting OF the board II
tiucaidon. called for last n,ghe Tor the
purpoer q dectlnR a successor "a Mr..
Nat NJ Brigham. wbOss reslgHaelon has
been ucFaei. tho following prolcs.
from Mr.. Moyle was read;
"sar Lake oily. Dec. "a. is9S
Bard 81 Educhsion.
"Gm.iomeu-on Tuesday. Dtr 90, I
received sAe folluwtug notice;
"'Dsc. 10. 1895.
"'Dur SRA special mea.ins Of thr
board 81 oGloaslon h called by the
president for Tuesday evening". Dec.
10, az 1880 0'c.osk. Tor she purpose Of
peI.Dlcn,ieni. and reports from the sew
trail c0mmpets.
Respectfully,
81. u. MoREroN. clerkl
Upon snav.ry Of che clerk. am In
.ormtd thlg some M nI9ers OF the
board proceeded 10 act upaa an allrg
fcsgintlpn Of Mr. Brigham. a member
u the board, al SPECIAL meeting h,gd
on TWae9ay uN.ari.p.hi, not al tle time
mentioned In sad ~ &c. aQl pretended
% acctg,l his reslgg1-Aln aud 10 declars
MS plce vacant. ~ qAtg Is true,
hereby object to and pru.efe against
ne alleged action g those members OF
the btifd IN constd- rlfx ~ All any al.
lussu fCiagTugton u Mt. Brigham, for
the following rcan9na;
"Flrst--No notice whaeevCr was
given 90 me NJ any meeting 90 be he'd
IN the af'garnDsn 81 Tuoslay Dec. 20.
''sccoisi-No n1i!ce has been given
~ me AT any ima Ot any rr'puNoA
~ Sir. Brigham, or of any cCaHdtra-
son q bis alleged reslgindon by IN
board. ard che rule herilsier rcf0rrtl
20 requires notice of aa intention 10
ti,tnsl,t any such busan. ~ - any spe-
,sal meeting. ctherwlSe IL caRistt b.
done.
Therefore. consider ifie alleged ac-
Hon u the hcnrd nuh nEd vcid.
THE rule riftrr1 10 N az fOll1wEi
"'Rdle II. pasi 3.-The prt11tut or
iny threr members OF the b-lrd may
all q splclal meeting by gtving a..
Ice IN wrltrg 10 che cchrr msmbtrs
ard raing ,iie objril - such me ting;
on. 10 hufln ~ osher thlp thal rlml
N the cau sf,ill be tilrflcttl ng suoh
seoal m lrpisg.unlCzs all the members
b. prsstrt
Very reHps eifully,
OSCAR W. MOYLB,
Member Board 81 Education"
Iipon NJ Ion OF Mr.. CmtchluW. sup.
poi.,d by Mr.. Blmhsrg ~ sgoo4d. IA
iommunlca'llon wos tay.1i for the rea.
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lIENTS IN THE WEST.
WILL wovtAstw TRIAL FOR MRS. soTEs
ca,n,rc ot sau francisco Mint for Deem.
berthe rsrrssut Ready -Ad''ce-
Prom the Orient

ro,s. IL now nning M with idaho's
i,sisi.tots. VINO will assemble IN that
NV on Monday.
The coinage " the san ffanciscn mint
for December IL the lats,s, ",,f ,,,. b.,
,,"lrsa.s51, A., ,"' s'"s''
f''''- "a -. ell, 49,.
a Montana man In the person on !9hn
cabin seven niiiea Aouih "i MAifHN
"Wednesday nikht
r,. a.,,, ,f pev. Fa.ncr Enmnus.
Dnnan'k t.,ii,on Mont. oeetrred M
thut,h ~ 't.'w,,ia5',, a. tIr ,rsiiit of In.
S nries r, eli in railway coD,sion.
Ioa.nh Elliott. an employu ~ Mont
.9n.rV A DO ~ San Francisco. - me-
Stopped over IN pcnver en- sous" 30 Eu-
niskii"n. ire'nnu' .,,,,.N', VIZ , f,,,,d
,nud} n, h,u ceil IN Inc cniiut, nii IN
ysnn in W. WV W
Jay m"inlhh
The torp.d0 boat destroyer farragut
VIII BE- fonn ,s5an or mn nndny rhs ,S'si
tnard which mad to uafs on ,,cr con-
strtictian NJ well % hsr sp,ed. has com.
isii,sgei win tho cinft.
-,, ,,....,.
telegram wHs de',iN,l ~ huenls'
wtohihr. dirctiinl the city marshal 10
murder Hanson Ma arrested there
could hot give saiisficioTy aec1nnt OF
hifnsrtf A telegram came from Wy.
safiniion oI him. a later telogrnm snli
Lg WAS the man wanted. Particular
OF the crime are not known.
George Green mnde HE debut IN ne
middio.weikht 'lass ~ q tw,nlt.t"gnd
bout WIZ Dan 'rgcdon helgf" ne No.
Woodwarir pavilion. san rtnnclrco
tfesn haI a rhluc th- heN.f OF 'he nknt
~ to the ..N"ntechih ROUND, wn'n
blow on ihc head aud body which
seemed 70 stnEgor urcn tor tho Instant.
~. NJ ih,ec r.pnds w ,t aa;c, thc
mnlufitN ~ We others, Inc hHht WIS
uut rrto ulhfN IN inlctrsunk one. hnd
!. i,fonoun',. T, "a f,hs w" "'' ''''''''
Considerable excitement was caused In
mining nnd Hmoll!nE circle. " ~ fasn.
information Of one OF lie biHrcat gold
strikes yet made IN northern Mexico. q.
c ns'hs sabors VINO b s'' wSy 'SS'y cns o
ufnndcs. Chihuahua. reports the dis.
.uvciy - hn immunEo hsHufP vein OF
~ ,'1 ml,ins Eqlu Or tWrnN ihil', Hon ,,,
tain w. ounces ~ gold 10 the ton, and
the vein has been traced Tor several
mile American nfosnge,Sera In 1855 49,.
are arfivinr On the scene IN large mum
bcra
aat. -. 49,. o.. -. a..
,tmneaN',ss it9m ne U ~ r'at' tnat
h,h'. ~ h'lN,h vn wv huFN,an N.pps
~ N",lii.n Nv, u"' ns.N' ,ils'.h,Nnt
~ W. 'Nil,u nav ~ ttN
~ -. 49,. sti.,N Nv i''i.nnA
,ti ". ,"'''i ~. Y. " pl"P'i ii.ih "'Ah ".
se-.,an eN,tnNl .ilfs Wv Al,'ahN
.li.if tl.h'N AW,ll, .sliE',llr, iN'l NV
ileI''N,i. ",.npl'u w .Is't NlnhteH W
I,. "ni y, ~. th. ,lnl u,
N.,Haa =. .s','i', ,i ',l.ns ~ NV. 'nAh
:" VI ,n' ID. N'lv .nENh,u W Wy
: ia On the ltufHliuH, yet morn thnu
,,...,iilt 'n 49, ~ 'va ~ ~ pl.,ni iin
rhhn I" "ils' 1919 nnl"il si
-, ~ ~ Wy. w iliM Nittil' l,lotA
w 49, ~ 49, ~
w. "i w, l',.t. W. ~, "Wuill", ln
inni.,sa ~, X ,t',.t,, """''H ""H "''h
'"'e''" y" Wv "'H'''''
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hcaars. cur people arc beAcf IrfItfti
~ the kif1 70 wt1.hsr .Nt arl having
.aity uin ci ,.hc tA.laariltlry " i-
ihtr ~ Eve wlsks as
The heath 20 tn rcpis r. ~ ami
evfry cce detls hurry \ m'si excel
lars splilt prevails anns ;te pc lplc.
v apltefuiy
ANDREW ittMpALI..
Thsstiitr, Ma, 80. Dec. .. 1898.
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Academy, $40 S. MAIN ST.
| evils IS q Lye.
'f:vrito Ast sssivuss.

Iit nlfSustht anu AN'
eat made, nike otirl
lyta, III, iineiy pow der
81. packed IN a can hny
iuE tNo lids, oue Unslli
eat and tho otlierruuiuy
able fuf eOu slant USE. u
Will mako tho best Per
tuned hard soap ln
minutes trifh0uf tnilfhN Z
n the beet Tor cieansi
waste Pipe, dislnferi a
. nkH. closets, clnAniuf
pfintA hottlts. barrels.
~Hsiilrr trees ana klllinI
ms Ctsf for engineers
and fnachinists' uses To-
painters, 10 remove OF
nulnfs ptn
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LITERARY NOTES.

conelud,s with ~ December issue the
thliti.th year NJ publication, and George
Il. Howell. lts founder. who has person
sily conducted II DURING the entire term.
finds In the fact cause for satisfaction.
The first Directory, In 1903, was the be-
Ginning NJ Newspaper catalogues. hand
hooks. ANIMALS anu manunls--n large
ana prolnc genus, Of which the Direr-
Tory has remained the ifst. Mr.. ito-
wells statement. that from the cgin-
ming no paper has ever been accorded u
hirh rate ON account of friendly cOnsid-
.rnfiotis or patronage, or a lower one on
said 10 be borne out by the facts;
though IN many cases n has been dlfii-
cult Ia convince Interested parties 10 the
trnth of the assertion, Tho last lasue
n lie Directory reports over 2i0D pub
licati0ns In the United states AMI Can
ndn. of which iittle more than one-
fourth have an average CIRCULATION OF
lob -stnndard Union. Brooklyn, y. ".
Dec. 10. isH.
s'In the Path Ut the Storm, with
nlci,irea and photographs, by Charles
N Golfers Weekly fof December 9Th.
mo double page witch II drawn by III.
neutordahl, Is entitled women First"
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CITY IlCgEI 0FlNE TNDFR VlSONIC NllL

No 90 West second south street
Telephone Ma 30
hniituad aud Steamship Tickets on sale
toai parts Of tho world
Pullman Palace Car Ticket oricN
y. D. HURLEY,
Cen. lass aud Ticket Agont
y W. TcCLrs.
=, =, :. General Trafiio Manager
W H. BANCROFT.
Vica.presldcnt and Don MANAGE,
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I'non NJ Ion OF Mr.. Cidtchluy, sup.
Poi1,d by Mr.. Bamhirgir' slcoEa. IA
COMMUNICATION wus tav.1i for the rea.
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induce her to return to the home she
was living. I-who was still teaching
the very thing that had been her ruin
now that self respect and all that life
was worth living was lost to her for
ever-I tried to save her from further
degradation.
"After / had argued for some time
with her she turned tiercly upon me
her once beautiful eyes, now filled with
II desperation born ofdespair, and said
with look and tone of reproach
which l shall never forget: Mr..
Faulkner, when you will close your
dancing school and stop this business,
which is sending so many girls, by
swift stages, on straight road to hell
then strand not till then, will l think
of reform. '"
The dancing master was stirred by
her words. He renowned the bust
ness, and is to-day Il devoted follower
of the Lord Jesus Christ. The case
of this young woman is not one of the
few, but many. 1t is the story of
three-fourths of the harlots in our cit
les. Mission workers, who have taken
statistics among fallen tell us that
seventy-five per cent as cribe the first
cause of their downfall to dancing.
Professor La Floris says: ~ can SAT-
ely say that three-fonrths of these
women (2500 abandoned women in
San Francisco) were led to their
downfall through the influence of
dancing A chief of police of New
York city has said that .three- fourths
of the women and girls who are living
lives of immortality, have been led
from the path of virtue through the
dance"
My only object in writing on the
unpopular side of popular subject is
that Christian parents may be aroused
to the danger their children are in,
if they dance; and that those parents
who are debating the question of send
ing their children to dancing school
may have few reasons why it is not
a wise thing to do.
A friend told me that his wife took
into their home young girl with an
Legitimate child, who one day said to
his wife: "Mrs. -, do not ever
allow your daughters to attend a dam
cing-school. When my father started
me to dancing-school, he started me
on the way to hell"
-EBEN BUMsTEAD.
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ne inquiry has been made of us
in reference to the new personal
w, so we decided to look the
II up and present it in these col
On making inquiry OF the
lrer we found that he was in. re-
of some opinions from the
icy generals Office on the same
It, as expressed in a letter to the
auditor under date March IL in
to questions submitted to the
II and by that officer to the at
general. We obtained permits
print the opinions over the
y treasurer's signature which
RS in another column and which
o doubt make the whole matter
20 every one.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-03-23
Local Market Prices.

Following are the local quotations taken from
the Spokesman-Review. WhOlesalesale prices
are given unless otherwise quoted:
SPOKANE, March q. Wheat at the warehouse
Country points, Club bulk 57l5c, sacked 6Oc
bluestem, bulk 6Ol5c, sacked CSC. At Spokane
Club, bulk 5s11c, sacked Gle: bluestem. bulk
6l1zc, sacked 6ic.
Oats-At Spokane I. O. b., $18CGl9. per ton.
Barley-COuntry points, 65(d70c per cwt.
Rye-Country points, 70(675c per cwt.
Flour-Per barrel, 1915
Feed-Bran and Shorts, 81 per ton; shorts.
81; bran, $ll; rolled barley, $40; chicken feed,
Corn--WhOle, 81 per cwt: cracked, $l05.
Hay.Timothy, I'll .5GGl2.00 per ton; wheat
hay, SO; alfalfa, $11.
Wood ION car)EFir, g2.75; tar,,.rac, e. rs; pine
$3.50. Retail: Fir, SS93.50; tanlarac, G3(DS.50
pine, S2.75(93.
Coal (retail)-Roslynl lump. $3.50; Pennsylvania
anthracite, SIS; Colorado anthracite, SIC;
(D20.
Produce-Country butter, 40 and 6O-lb tubs
2sc per lib; 8, 10 and 2Olb tubs. DOC; prints soc
eastern butter, 25926c; country butter, in rolls,
2Oog25c per lib; cooking butter Ice; cheese,
twin, full cream, 13@14c; cheese, twin, skim
milk, sla@10c; eastern eggs, $4.25Co4.5O; ranch
eggs, s3:75@i.oo; honey, white comb 1S@l4
fancy, loo per ID.
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2ITZVILLE, MARCH %, 1898.
,ATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.

elsewhere in this issue we publish
,stimonial over the signature of
he of the best cooks and judges of
ad in this or any other town. Now
he statement they make, which no
will doubt, is true, the Ritzville
Is are turning out first class -four
his time. Mr.. Zinter, the present
Ter, at whose suggestion the flour
tried by those ladies, is emphatic
declaring that as long as he is in
rye of the mill the grade of flour
be as good as at the present time.
brothers have signified willing
to retain Mr.. Zinter as long as he
satisfy people with the quality of
flour.
Re are aware that great many
ole have become prejudiced against
willie -four and not without cause,
e has been times in the history of
mill when the -four was not good,
after trying it repeatedly with the
poor results people became dis
aged and bought other -four, and
millers have come and said it was
old miller's fault an d it would be
light now and urged people to try
gain and probably they got few
that was all right and then they
some that was very poor, and they
: disguised again and vowed they
Id never have another sack of
vile flour as long as they lived,
hat now it is something like
ling people a chestnut to sing the
'ong that it will be all right now,
let us reason little. There must
reason why this mill makes bad
sometimes. Machinists can
ptless give hundreds of reasons
that might be the fault of the
but there must also be cause
he good flour that has been made
fferent times. That could not be
ault of the mill. We do not pre-
to say that the Ritzville mill is
g to do any better now than at
former tine, but we do contend
if the mill is capable of making
-four any Of the time it is
,inly capable of making
the time under the same condi-
). Now for Mr.. Enters PROPOSE
He invites any one to take a
of -four as present. If it proves
ely satisfactory it can be paid for,
no pay is required, but the
Iany charge him with every sack
ur. All he asks is Il fair trial OF
Jour and he does not then care
ships in flour or where it comes
This seems to us to have the
Of confidence in his ability to
satisfaction. 1t is an easy mat
test it. Those who have tested
ltest say that it is reliable. Now
st have this to say, if is a fact
Us good an article is manafactur-
re at home as is imported from
towns, it is to the interest of the
to patronize the home indus
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

February Il, 1893,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Louis
Walton, clerk of the superior court for Adams
county, Wash, at Ritzville, WASH, on April 10,
Entry No 1914, for the ne14. section 70, township
Is north, range 30, L. WIN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William Goodenough, Levi
Hitler, Harris Champion, Allen S. Kelsey, all of
Hatton, Wash. JOHN NJ. HILL, Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. 8. Land Office at walla walla, Wash. /
March q, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Louis Wal
ton, clerk of the Superior court, for Adams
county, Wash, at Ritzville, Wash, on Monday
May End 1898, viz:
George Graham,
who made homestead entry, No. 4623 for the
west n southwest x and west a northwest u
section IA. township 10 north, range 81 e. W. IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
Samuel Allen, Samuel L. Thomas, William R.
Williams, William GOodenough. all of Hatton,
WASH
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-03-23

not;22 that the county commits
Of Lincoln county are having
e to convice some of their con-
nts that they did the best they
in the railroad tax matter, while
OF claimed that there was any
jtion, or that the commissioners
I'd a cent for settling on the
hey did. 1t is intimated that
Iere in too much of a hurry to
he first offer of the railroad
NY. The commissioners are
as saying that they made as
settlement as any county in
tie except Adams.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Q. 5, LHnu Un1Ce AZ WAIIa WAIlh, Wash.,
February q, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Louis
Walton, clerk of the superior court for Adams
county, Wash, at Ritzville, Wash, on April 10,
1885, viz: WIN. Goodenough who made Home
township 10 north, range SO, Z. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Harris Champion. Allen S. Kelsey, all Of Hatton,
Wash. JOHN NJ. HILL, Register.
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Farm for Sale.

Half section, twenty-five acres
under pillow, ali fenced, with house
cellar and stable. Located in south
ern part of county, on what is known
as the lower flats; eight miles from
station. For further information, ad-
dress REUBEN THACKER,
ITO Tyler, Wash.
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at this time it is dead square
what will be done about the
disaster, but whatever is done
undone will be used as capital
politicians. Thousands of peo-
o today have no notion of what
ant done in the matter, would
e tomorrow if it was settled
t, no matter how.
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TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROoF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

US. Land Office at walla Walla, Wash,
February q, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that Levi L. Sutton
has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof before Louis Walton, county clerk and
olerk of the superior court at his Office in Ritz
Vile, Wash, on Tuesday, the 18th day of April,
1898, on Timber Culture Application No. 1906,
for the nw14 of section No %, in township No.
10 north, range No. 49, L. w. NJ.
He names as witnesses: William Goodenough
Levi Hitler, Harris Champion, Allen S. Kelsey
all of Hatton, Wash.
JOHN NJ. HILL Register.
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re opposed to war with Spain,
to say we hope it will not be
Try to have to lick Spain, and
t would be cowardly and brutal
o war on a fiimsy pretext.
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r o. T. M.-Meets second and fourth Tuesday
IL evenings in each month at Greene & Sons.
LADY TINA HARRISON, Com.
LADY IDA DEsPAIN, r. X.
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u AND A. M.-Ritzville Lodge F. and A. NJ.
on the second and fourth Saturdays in each
month ut $50 p. IN. All brethren cordially in
vited to be present. o. H. GREENE. W. NJ.
/. WATSON MYERS, Secy.
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JOHN NJ. HILL, Register.

JOHN NJ. HILL, Register.
For constipation take Karls Clover Root Tea,
the great blood purifier. Cures headache,
nervousness, eruptions on the face, and makes
the head clear as \ bell. Sold by the Ritzville
Drug Store, w. L. Olmstead & Rosenoff, Props.
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II o. T. NJ. Defiance Tent No. Il, Knights of
N the Maccabees, meet first and third Satur-
day evenings at 1880 sharp. All visiting Sir
Knights welcome. C. o. GREENE, Com.
L. d. gibson r. X
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METHODIST Episcopal Church - Preaching
lM service every Lords Day, morning and
evening. Sunday school every Sabbath at 10
a. m. Mid-week prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Choir practice after prayer meet
ing. All are invited. Griffith's Corners
Preaching services every second and fourth
first and third Sunday at 8 p. IN.
b. l.. HICKS, Pastor.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church-G. H. Newman
" pastor. Preaching every Sunday at IL H. IN
and Z 80 p. m. Sabbath school at II O'Clock m
y. P. s. c. E., $50 p. m.
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GERMAN Evangelical Church.-Rev. Gilman
u pastor. Services every other Sunday in
Sunday at $3.50 u. m. All German speaking
people invited.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPwORTH LEAGUE - Devotional services
II every Sabbath at 80 p. m, at the. NJ T..
church. B. l.. HICKS, Pastor.
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n A. R.-W. B. Hazen Post, No. 46, meets first
VI and Third Saturdays of each month, at
Greene's hall. d. ]. TENT, Com.
II. ZIMMERMAN, Adj.