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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
marftberiht.
SdarperfSufe.

ggt ntertpsiaeu - gfotbsr gtp. 2, nontinsa, obne
Sa9srfoiten, re; rptbsr ytu. 3, obne Sossrfoitet. 10
7Ohe; rotber $40. 4. obne Sa9erfoiten, 67-6se.
Grhbiabrsnsi5eu - gtorthert $50. /. obne sn'
9~ertoften, Tic; Nortbern go. 8, uominea, obre Sa9sr'
tpften. 70Ac; SO. 5, auf benz SeleiIe, 69Ac; obnt Sa9ers
foften. 67-68c; SO 4, obue 9agertoften, 64-65c.
Mats-No. 2. i'm Spetber, 3lA-3lhe; To. 8 i'm
Speiber, 31-31Ac; auf benz 9eleiie 3lA-3lhe; obHs
&a9erfofteu, 3lAe; sstbsr gO. 2, int Speifsr, sc;
9tIber go. 8, iut Gpei1er, Sl1ac; ouf belnSeleiie SlAe;
gtO, 4, ouf benz Seleiie, so4-3lc; obue 2assrtoiten,
3le; fpeiBer SO. 2, nominen, obne 2aQerfoiten. 32A-
321lc; peiBer gu. 8, Obue Sa9erfoiten, S1H-32e; fem
Srab, obne 9aesrfDIten, nomlnen, 1890.
Safer - ytO. 2. auf benz @eletie, 22-22Ae; 9p. 8,
obne eoaertoIten, 2lH-21%e; meiBer $50. g. i'm Spei'
der, 23Ac; auf benz 6sIstfe. 23-23l; obne &a9srfoitsn.
22Ac; tpeiBer 9to. 4. auf benz @eleiie, 22A-23e.
&Desen-go z, int Speider, nomtnea, 56hc; obne
Saeerfoften, 56Hc; SO. 8, anf benz SeIelie nomineH, SCI.
@erfte- geo. 2. obne Sagerfoiten, 37K-4le.
9amereten-GGobs, gto. l 9tortbpeitern, auf benz
@eIetfs. $I.07M.
eu-3ufubren 40 Cars; fem @erianbt; Dtartt feit.
0erfdufe auf benC5eleiie. beites go. 2 SimotbD $ll.5O
-12O0; Nn. !, $lO.50; $40. g $500; beites uplano Prai'
RE, $s.5O-9.0O; go. J., $7.75-8.00; $40. 2, S6.5 50.
g tr - Wtarft Iebbaft uub felt. '5togeen, $500
$50; Weissu, $425-5.00; 9ofer, $4.0o-500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
Nuoemeiner Wadrenmarft.

Bn tte r-9sIte Creamery, 22.;-- l. Anatitft
1906; 80. 2, 16-16hc; bette rad9erta4te, Is la.
bette 9oirp I7-Is; l. anaIttdt l4-l6e; 2.anaIitat
l3-As.
Rd Ie-9tptns, 11-114c; gouue @mertcas. l14-
11Hc; Bird, neler. IO-l04c; Sirnbnrger, neuer, So
&c; ghpsiasr, I1-1lhc.
80 ne n-8efts. $Ll2h-l.15; bette pMsbiuns".
$l.08-1.10.
SefIH qeI-Tllrteps, 9-10c per giunb; Sabner.
9-9hc per gfb.; Sprinas, Il-llhe per 4fh.; @dnie,
6-12c per 9funb; gnteu, 7h-8c per 9fuHb.
Gier-SauS:trti9e. 9erIuIte absere9net 14K-l5Ae
has 9usenb.
albfIeiI6- 80 bis Is gfltnb @eipi1t, 7-7Me; Is
bis 100 gfuub, .7H-8c; 100 bis ITO @funb, sh-sc; ss.
pbbuii6es big idtperes, 6-7c.
8e19Iabtete 6 d NJ M er-$2.50-3.o0
Grtf4e Stfae- @lad 9aB. has gfuub, 9A-
I0e; Yife. 6he; ptderel. 5-5hc.
gieuen a9 s-Sem0bnlt9ss bis beIfes, 1872:
per 9funh.
Sunt 9-9unfIer bis beGer, s-1se per Bflno.
8efencorn - 7-9c per Bfunb.
@opeoru-geftes $I.o0 per 100 BfuuS.
Sa II be u-3abme, na9ere BITS fette. 50C-sl.50 p9bh.
MepfsI- Nele. $l.0O-2.5 so bas Sag.
8trueu-$3.50-450 per EoB.
@ftriin e-Ntt1i9nn, It's 8ui4eE.gosfet, 35-40t.
Weintrauben- Goncorbs. s-lle per s.9tutS
gasfet; 0elaparrs, 5.9fun6 8asfets, 16-l7c.
9fIaum sn-9omions, 75c-$1 90 fir 16 at..Rifts.
Gitrone n-M&eIiua, 100000 bic aifte.
8~anauen-geite. ~75e-$l.50 bos 8anhet.
gaIif oruier OFT Yhaumsu. 4s9astet grdtes
$I.oO-1.75; YftrfiGe, in 2O.4funO 9iithen, 75c-$L.l0
8irnsu, per Rife, $I.50-2.lIi Srauben, 3otapsr. sI00
-1.50.
rom6eeren 2auehtpns. 81. 0o-1.3 IS per Graf.
etbeIbeer n-Nflbt9an, 75c-$1.25.
30 a5fermeIomeu-s40-6 bel Der garfabuua..
MustmeIouen - Gems, "A 8u1heI=gostet 90
Csc; OTaes in Crates, 25-4oe; Sadeniod, 25-4ec.
Gartoff eIn-8urbanfs, 35-40el Gar[n Ohio, IS
-4Oc per guI6el; 5ebroas, 35-42c; bieftee 1T IA Blu.
f9el Sddeu, $500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81. Oa-2.75; girsiuia.
81. 50-f.75
Hotbe 8ibeu- s5c biz 81. 10 per 100 ghnbeL.
SeIGerte-WRi6i9on, 5000 per GlIte.
Gurte n-biefigs, 50-75e bus Sag.
. met Btr ant-5eiiges, $l-l.l5 per grate.
Ggg 9Iaut-15-30c per 9uBeub.
81 mt 9 D b n en-10-11e per Quart.
3ntebeIn-50-60c per Ia 8uI1et-Gad.
BtdGes- 75c-$1.0O per lA=9uIhels 5adt, lie mad
Der @r6Be.
GRIMES u-l5-25e per 5=9us. Saf.
mG9sbob BIN n-60-9oe per 1H=guI9eI. Saf.
G9nittbob NJ n-70-90e per " gui9et.
Spmateu - 9iefi9e, l5-25c per 8uI9ef.
gDetBrIten 9tuta6agas. 40-50e per Cad.
LII me nj ob( - 1890 bas 9sh.
Rppff al at - 75c-$1 per SSaS.
Cd Il MIME - 15-2oe b. 8o.
GeLbrIhen - ueae, 75c fir 100 giinheI.
Ro bt 8 DEN 75c per 100 8inhsL.
RIferpaaren - S9meine1etf9fdfier soc; ftetu!
9bmoIStiten $l.00.
9~aute-5rtf4s, ~aefaGsen, ftper. s1c; frtfts, sss
ialaen. beiHpoIgt $40; &aIb, $50. l. lie; go. g. 9He.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

Sebes Muiter, tpenn audi auf elmer Nb=
biGbung borgetelt, fOTtet 1Oc.
@ir erfu4en unfere 2eTer, Die uns 8e=
ftenungen fir S@ntttmuier per gDit ii6erz
mttteln, i6ren Brief nit elmer 3peicent@
Marte gu frantiren, 6a elm Sent ni9t gez
niigt.
9a bic Muiter bon Sem YOrt aus gun
Bot eegeben tperben, bauert es 8 Bis 10
Sage, Biz bieieIben at Die 8eiteler ~gelangen.
@putt Semunb Ietn Muiter ni4t erbuG.
ten, 10 m0ge er riht Dergeien, BEL etpat=
ger 8eI4merbe Nummer unb @rDBe bes be-
HeGten Muiters genau an5u9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

8ruuner @olentoff nit Geibenfreifen,
garnirt NIT Ounflerer MobairbraiD. Ser
9tod umfaBt einen @orOerfeil, Der li6 gu
einem roof0rnti9en @p(ant er!pcitert, nell
der ben Settenz urO &iiffcilen bic rDtbiae
2dn9e 9iebt. Ser God past itber ben 6iif>
ten glatt unb bat binten einei S9lib in
bcr Mittelnabt, itber ipeldbem Die GoffaGte
all ieoer Settle tit riidipdrts ~gcfeDrte 6alten
gelegt miro. Ser Sunifa Still fam er=
5ielt tperoe1t, tpenn man 6rorttcil ruo 3d.
liant auf Gutter brirst, iuetdes ber .obere1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
mern oas KIeine sahnt.

. peridmmt ni8t, has oIte nnb wobt egprobte
9iIfsmittel fir bes 3obnen Ser St1bsr,
menSen. Gr berubi9t bos Sinh, erpei6t Sas
2ohnfleii6, beielttet ale S6merseu, furirt
8inbfolif uub 1T bas bette Mtittel seseu
0iorrboe. SIrfunbawa rsie Gents bic Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
5dnitturnf er- @ferte.

&6dforom entipri6t. Ser 5toff (rir9s 6erz
TIM einen 3oa bretter gei6nitter) miro iepas
rat 9~efiittert unO garnirt 1nO Drtten iiberall
g%eidumt; binten 9ei9lOiien.
lR1titer 7747 fir MdO6en DON 6, s, 10
unb II Sabren.
&e9u1drer 9reig Is cts. unier
4reis 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

Qrs .tirI6farbiger 8en9aline, cornbintrt
nit peiBem Mouheline uto fiti@iorbigem
Salnrtet. Sas 6utter bat Die iibli6en
opppelten 8ruitfaltcn unb attoeren 9fGbte
ttnc i6GieBt born. 9arauf ipirD erft Die
~aefdltete Mouheline : 9ofe an9ebra6t nllO
oann Die bolen @orbertbeile, ipel9e nniibt=
bar 5tpil6en Der @ornirun9 ihlieBen. I'm
rem runben @alsausi 0nitt 9eben biibid ear=
nirte, bertbenarti9e &eDers; Die Dben etipos
brleren Iermel baben @paulettes aus Ocmtz
ielben Waterial. 8oaer Stoffragen nnO
Grobotte aus tpetBem Mouilcltne.
Muter 7755 in @r6Ben fir so, "a, So,
SO unD 40 8ruitpette.
@e9u1drer 4reis 25 Gts. 1tnier
9rets 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
Diehmdrft.

mtmbptsb tpurbs in ben stOa. CARDS al. fOlst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

@os Ser 9an3en 8e1t 5uz
liebe ni6t bolbringen tpitrOe, boabringt man
oft ettem @in3i9en - gum 81 o r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

Ser @od bieier s6iir3e umfabt eintn
Grontteil unb 3tpei raof6rmige Sbeife,
tpet6e ben &letberrod bolftdnbtg bebeden;
einfabe @inndber e~r3ielen oas slatte anz
i6lieBen Der S%eitentbeile iiber ben 9iften.
Sben ttnb rnten Elm @itrtel. Ser Sag tpirb
oben unO unten getrduielt; bas untere
Gnbe pirb am @iirtel befetigt unb bus
obere am seraOen Gube Oes 0%otefutters.
Sas iptbe @nbe Der 9ote tunu Had feteez
fteppt ober tOie belafen tuerOen. Ser Gins
TaB tpirb Bis biniiber su ben &itdenfraps
fortgeiebt. Ser turae Nueritrap uirb an
lOen &iidenitrops angendbt ooer bur6
Rn0pfe b~efeIttst. Sai9en, beren @orberz
gambler in ben borberen Reilndbten mitse<
raBt tperben. Stidereitrauie nm bic 0ote.
Muiter 7765 fir @r0Ben bon 80, SO uuO
10 8ritp.
@tgu1drer prsis Is Gts. nnftr
greis 10 Cts.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

An actress stopped the play recent
ly in New York theatre to allow the
conversation in one of the boxes to 60
on. 1t was stern rebuke, but was it
undeserved? Nothing in all my
career" says Madam Marchesa, the
great Paris music teacher, "has an
noyed me more than chatter during
my singing" Once when she was
singing at the German ambassadors,
and the music had reached its height,
she suddenly ceased. The host rushed
up. 81 wish to be listened to-" she
said in clear tones, and silence follow
ed. 1t is doubtful if any of those who
had thus trespassed ON the artists
rights and on the enjoyment of the
other guests, ever repeated the offence.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

If ambition could die within the
poor; if that mounting, soaring ten
dency within us, which bids us al
ways look upwards were annhilated;
if they could not see the hand which
beckons them upward and onward; if
the still, small voice which bids them
come up higher could be hushed; if
they could be convinced that they
were made to grovel and not to soar;
If they could blot out or erase the
image OF their Maker, they might be
satisfied to dwell in poverty and
Indebtedness; but, until the fame OF
hope is extinguished within us; while
the flame of ambition con tinues to
ourn, however family; as long as
aspiration finds home in the soul,
The poor will be miserable and pre-
7entable poverty will be a disgrace
Success.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
PRAISE OF FRIENDS.

1t was Tulley who observed that
friendship improves happiness and
abates misery by the doubling of our
joy, and dividing our grief" 1t is
sweet to have a friend true, sincere
and faithful, to whom we can 60 with
our joys and our griefs, and by con-
filling in him have the one enhanced
and the other lessened. Life is an
ever-changing scene, an April day,
with clouds, showers and sunshine,
chasing each other in rapid succession
Constancy is The very soul of friend
ship. AS the sun is shining always,
even though its rays be obscured by
clouds for time, so true friendship is
constant, even though adversely may
hide the light OF prosperity. When the
clouds have passed away the sun
comes forth the brighter for its hiding,
And as the influence of the suns
warm glow has much to do with
emptying and dispensing the clouds,
so is true friendship by its tender con-
sideration factor in mitigating the
sting of poverty and removing the
pain OF adversely. Therefore man
should seek to have friends.
"a man to have friends must show
himself friendly" is an aphorism self
evident to any observant man. Thack.
cray said, at is a friendly heart that
has plenty of friends A very an
Gent author has described, thus quain-
thy, the art Of making friends: Sweet
language will multiply friends; and
a fair speaking tongue will increase
kind greetings. Be in peace with many
nevertheless. have but one counselor
in a thousand" On the choice of a
friend he speaks plainly: "If thou
wouldst get u friend, prove him first,
be not hasty to credit him; for some
man is a friend for his own occasion,
and will not abide in the day of thy
trouble. And there is friend who
being turned to enmity and strife will
discover thy reproach. Some friend
is a companion at the table, and will
not continue in the day of thy affiict-
ion." Cicero says: "a pleasantness
of temper, is qualification of good
friend."-Ex.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

OF all commodities known to man
it is universally conceded that talk is
the cheapest. The men who talk the
most are as a rule the most worthless;
they are always profuse in telling what
they are going to do, not today but
some other day; they sow but never
reap; they commence but never finish
their task is in the air, and there it
always remains. And so they go on
until the end overtakes them and a
life is snuffed out that has nothing to
its account save buster and idle
vaporings; the offspring of egotism,
and an inability to do the right thing
at the right time. As with men so it
is with communities.-Walla Walla
States man.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
CONTEST NOTICE.
United States Land Office,
Mach NAo ICON

Walla Walla, Wash. Nov. z, 1889.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by Bert ii. Collier contestant,
against Homestead Entry No. 5OO5, made
February Is, 1892, for the northwest quarter
section %, township 16 north, range 80, 4. w.
NJ, by Henry t. Walker, cOntestee N which
1t is alleged that the said Claimant has wholly
abandoned said land for more than six months
prior to the date of said contest aifidayit; that
said land is not occupied, improved or Guilt
vaied as by law required; that said alleged
absence from the said land was not due to
claimant having been employed in the army,
navy or marine corps of the United States as a
private soldier, officer, seaman or marine dur
ing the war with Spain or during any other
war in which the United States may be engage
ed. Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said allie.
CATION AT 10 O'Clock a.. M, ON Decem Der 23d
1899, before L. d. Gibson, county clerk of Adams
county, Washington, and that final hearing
Will be held at 10 o'clock a. m, on January sd,
1900, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States land Office in Walla Walla, Wash.
The said contestant having in proper affida.
Wit, filed Nov. 2. 1893, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
OF this notice can not be made, IL is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication
JOHN 81. HILL, Register.
THOMAS Mos6RovE,
Rpraivqr
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
We POette's Christmas Feede.

We poetic satte and tore hys hair and paved
ye naked floore,
And chewed hys pencil till has iawes exhausted
were, and sore,
And rolled hys eyes in frenzye lynne, and rack
ed hys surging brain
For inspirative tyre to frame ye Christmas
daye refrain.
Ye muse was in sulking moode, refused to
heede his call,
And Pegasus in stubborn balk declined to
leave h! stall,
Until at last a CLEAN of joye lit up ye poetic
And burning lynes upon We sheete hys hand
began to trace.
He rhymed of mansion standing in ye shayde of
stately trees,
OF laughter borne from happye lips upon ye
passing breeze,
OF Christmas table studded DER with things a
god would crave,
And ruddy, sparkling wines DER which ye
epicure would rave.
He hastened to ye prynter man, who read with
gaze intense,
Then gayve hym all We stuffe he had, dollar
fyfteen cents;
Ye poetic ciutched with eager hand ye pyle Of
needed cashe
And revelled in a Christmas feaste OF symple
corne beefe hashe.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

A typical gentleman of the road'
called at the back door OF resident
of this city one day recently and
made a plea for something to eat.
The lady of the house who is SO SYM
pathetic and tender hearted that she
wouldn't turn away hungry dog I'M
fed, invited him to square meal, and
while devouring it he related his tale
of woe, and told her that he had been
con the road" % years, looking for
work, and we presume, had been I'M
able to find it. Just think of it!
Hadn't been able to get job of any
kind and been looking for it for %
years. "Great Geehosephat! where is
the General?" we hear some fusion
"feller" tragically inquiring. With
this terrible narrative fresh in our
mind we are unable to say.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
Success.

One OF the most hopeful signs of
The last few years is the lavish festival
'f wealth in philanthropic and altru-
site schemes. Schools, colleges and
ibraries are forwarded and endowed
III every hand. 1t is an age OF vast
ortunes but it is an age in which in
lividual responsibility seems to have
developed in high degree. Andrew
Carnegie is striking example OF the
responsibility of wealth. That man
should retire from business at the
height of success is still something
If an anomaly in America, but that
lie should avow purpose OF devoting
lis life to the wise distribution OF his
wealth is an anomaly in any age or
lime. He is only one OF many who
ire spending time, brain power and
Effort in the endeavor to make their
wealth of great benefit to the world.
The greater part of the benefit is how
'ver reaped by the cities. In the great
;enters of population opportunities
or education and enjoyment are at
he disposal of all. In great measure
his is an unfair distribution of pleas
Ire. There are hundreds of people in
he rural districts hungering and
;hirsting for the opportunity to hear
FOOD music, to see good pictures, to
'ead good books. No millionaire has
yet devised scheme to brighten the
nonotony OF these lives that are lived
ar from the great centers. Some
itates have made efforts along the
ines of travelling library and travel
ng exhibitions of prints and repro
luctions CT great pictures, but while
his work has met with appreciation
md cooperation from the public whom
designs to benefit, the work has
hardly begun. A well-organized sys-
EN- by means OF which a few really
inc paintings might be exhibited free
II charge in all the rural districts
would unfold q new world to many.
t has been said that we look at
Nature in an entirely different man.
Ter after we have seen it reproduced
IN the canvas of great artist. We
,egin to look for tints and shades that
We never saw before but that the
lrtist's eye has caught. Nature takes
new meaning when we search for
he beauties that only trained eyes
iave seen. Why should the libraries,
he gymnasiums and the lectures be
provided only for the jewellers in great
,ities9 There are plans to enrich and
'eautify life in the city; these should
,e extended to the country.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

The boy who starts out in this
world with a sound constitution, O
large amount OF grit and no money,
will distance the rich mans son nire
times out of ten. Why? Because tie
efforts necessary to overcome the al
most insurmountable obstacles, be-
cause of being poor, develop his powers,
as the swinging of the hammer devel-
ops the muscles of the blacksmith.
The rich mans son has, to some ex-
tent, the way cleared for him and not
being forced to strain every nerve and
bring every faculty into play, the
whole man is not developed, as in the
case OF the poor boy. Hard knocks
make the man.-Ex.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

Beautiful women are now bemoan-
ing their failure to get good husbands
owing largely to the fact that, good
men want ''plain women" for wives
and beautiful women for frivolities.
1t has ever been thus, and beautiful
women are themselves responsible for
it being thus. They first make fools
of themselves over their tickle face
and form, and it's mighty poor man
that can not help them along in that
direction little bit, and when it
comes to wife its, excuse me-, please u
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that l will receive
bids for $500 bonds running five (5) years on
school district No. 40 of Adams county, Wash
ington. Interest payable semi-annually in
Spokane exchange at Adams county, Ritzville
Washington. Bids will be opened at the office
of the county treasurer in the court house in
Ritzville, Washington on Tuesday, January 2,
1900. at 10 a. m. Bidders are requested to name
price and rate of interest.
Dated at Ritzville, Washington, this 4th day
of December, 1899. A. W. Shaw,
1927 Treasurer, Adams county, Wash.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
EoR SALE-The Blackmer building and cor
ner lot upon which 1t is situated.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.

Spokane Falls, Wash, Dec. A, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that Bruce l.. Webiey
has filed notice OF intention to make final
proof before EN-. Lighthizer, U.SCommissioner
for the district of Washington, ut his office in
Harrington. Wash, on the 5tir day OF Feb, 1900
on timber culture application No 1927, for the
lots ard 2, sell Of section No. II, in township
No. q II, range No. 30, L w NJ.
He names as witnesses. Frank Geissler, Fiel-
don Longsdon, Lester Popple, and Charles Clark
all of Odessa, Wash.
WILLIAM II. LUDDEY, Register.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior court of Washington for
Adams county.
In the matter OF the estate of G. D. WILDER,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the estate
Of G. D. WILDER, deceased, and has duly quail
fed as such, and all parties holding bills
to me, properly verified with their vouchers
therefor. ut the law office of W. W. Gent, in the
Court house at Ritzville, WASH, within one
year from the date of the first publication
hereof, to-wit: November 18TH 1893, or be for
ever barred. WIN. H. PHILPoTT,
Administrator as Aforesaid.
W. W. Zent, Attorney for Administrator.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Land Office.

Spokane Falls, Wash, Dec. 4, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that Erwin J. Webey
has filed notice OF intention 10 make final
proof before j. 81 Lighthizer is, Commissioner
for the district of Washington, at his office in
Harrington, Wash, on the 9TH day of Feb. 49, o.
on timber culture application No 1852, for lot
OF section y, in township No. u north,
range No. 80, T.. W. NJ.
He names as witnesses: Frank Geissler
Fieldon Logsdon, Lester Popple, Charles Clark,
all of odessa, Wash
WILLIAM H. LUDDEN Register.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

The latest in word coinage is "guf-
foon," which comes from Boston I'M
der the approval of Philip Hale. A
guffoon, Hale explains, is person who
outlaws at the actions of a buffoon.
The word fills long-felt want.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
Young nOtherS,

Group is the terror of thousands of young
mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing
and frequently fatal. Shilohs Cough and Con
sumption Cure acts like magic in cases OF
Group. 1t has never been known to fail. The
50 cents and 81 90 For sale by 0lmstead & 10,
senof, Druggists
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that 1 Will receive
bids for 5000 bonds running five (5) years on
school district No. 80 of Adams county, Wash
ington. Interest payable semi-annually in
Spokane exchange at Adams Co. Bank, Ritz
vile, WASH Bids will be opened at the office
of the county treasurer in the court house in
Ritzville, Washington, on Tuesday January 2,
1900, at 10 a. m Bidders are requested to name
price and rate ofinterest. Dated at Ritzville,
Washington this 4th day Of December, 1899.
12-27 A. W. SHAW,
Treasurer, Adams county, Wash
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ADAMS COUNTY.
RITZvILLE, DECEMBER 20, 1899.

There was never but one really brave
man. He told a woman he didn't
think her baby was unusually bright
for its age.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20
On Every Bottle.

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this guaran.
tee, "All we ask of you is to use twO-thirds OF
the contents of this bottle faithfully, then If
you can say you are not benefited return the
bottle to your druggis and he may refund the
price paid" Price % cents, so cents and 100
For sale by Olmstead & Kosenoff Druggists.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

About the only way Brig Roberts
can get even with the statesmen at
Washington is to go home and send
one OF his wives to congress.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

In the coming national election the
republican slate begins to look like it
might be Mckinley and Root, expan-
sion and gold standard. The demo-
cratic ticket points toward Bryan and
Hogg, anti-expansion and free silver.
The general makeup indicates that
the voter must root hog or cut bait.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-20

"In the universe OF your school room
be not Il moon, however beautiful, nor
yet star, however brilliant; be sun,
shedding. light and warmth upon all
around YOU