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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26

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T. w. Hauschild to Jno. T, Galbraith.
city property. s375.
Eugene B. Hyde to Polly Yaple, east
half southeast quarter 34-I7-3r, $500.
Eugene B. Hyde to Bert Rinker north
east quarter 32-I7-3I. $500.
Eugene Hyde, receiver. to H. Cops.
southwest quarter northwest quarter.
northwest quarter southwest quarter "a
1884, $500.
Eugene Hyde. receiver: to H. w. Nc
Chez, northwest quarter 22-I7-33, $500.
Geo. w. Bassett to w. P. Yamell, lot
block 3 Washtucna, sIoo.
w. ]. Norrin to p. r, Clark, lots I 2 )
block 10 Ritzville, 81.
T. NJ. Morgan ct ux to w. M. Ben
nington, southeast quarter 3o.I6.34 s24o6.
Clara A, Moore to w. J. Bennington.
southeast quarter 2o-I6-34. $500. .
Ritzville Land Co. to K. NJ. Goodwin.
lot 3 block 50 Ritzville. SIS.
Ritzvlle Land Co. to r. M. Goodwin,
Aot oioSA ~ NitLsitC.
United States to Sousa Tavares, north
half northwest quarter, northwest quar-
ter southwest quarter and southwest
quarter northwest quarter Io-Io-37.
Eugene r. Hyde to Henry Bierman.
northwest quarter north quarter and
south half north quarter and west quarter
con- thwact pu vtar 20 az
N. P. Ry. Co. to w. G. Offut, lots 3
T.. east half northwest quarter east half
southwest quarter and east half 1881,
sI663-o5.
DIP. French ct ux to c. w. Ham.
mond ct ux. lots 9 10 block A. Ritzville.
$500.
John Sponcler to Saml Galland, north
east half lot block 10 Ritzville. $500.
Ger. Evan. Cong. church to J. w.
Johnson, block II southwest division to
Ritzville cemetery. sI2.
S. L. Van Marter to A. J. Peterson.
lot II block IL Lind, s35.
Ortho Dorman ct TX to l. w. Myers,
lot block 10, Ritzville, $1,000.
Ritzville Land Co. to II. NJ. Goodwin,
lot block 50 Ritzyille, s2s.
P. r. Clark ct al to Alex Legler, lot 3
block 10 Eitzville. sI25. ~
John McHuse to c. F. Nichols lot 5
block 2 Cunningham, $50.
Industrial Gold and Copper Mining
Co.. capital stock 100000 shares 81
each. Inc-Nel M. Roos ct al.
United States to Frank G.. Moore east
half southeast quarter southeast quarter
northeast quarter and lot 4-Io.S. sIoo.SS.
Claus H. Clodius ct ux to Jacob Bueh-
Ter, lots block IS Clodius addition to
Ritzville. s.
N. P. Ry. Co. to Johann Wellsandt.
north half 2I-Io-36, 500.
Byron S. Huston to Claud linus. north
east quarter 34'I7-34, $4,000.
Pairlee n. Armstrong to Marion w.
Bowers, lot IS block 5 V NJ add to Lind.
Wash. Sroo.
James L. Bronson ct TX to Clarence L.
Reynolds lots and block E, $50.
Peter J. Kalkwdrf to Dirk Kalkwarf
west half II-Io.35. SII2oo.
James r. Bannon ct ux to Angel Bros.
block 9 Households add to Ritzville $500.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26
Mrs kellie Gore murdered in Paris

st wEak and which case is attracting
orld wide atse zs-a sister Of IL
/ StogdiIl. formerly northern Pacific rail.
way agent in this city He was also in.
structor of the local brass band which
thriyed under his tutorship. He is now
in the employ of the telegraph company
at Republic and his wife and two chill
dren reside in Spokane. Mrs. Gore had
been on the continent for four years, hav-
ing studied music in Berlin and Vienna
and going to Paris last August. Mrs.
Gore was born and raised in Ohio and
was the youngest of family of five chill.
dren, three brothers surviving her.
Miss Lizzie Haight. formerly registry
clerk in the postofice will be united
in marriage to J. F. Dealy, publisher Of
the Hatton Hustler. The ceremony
occurs today at Sprague and will be per,
formed by catholic priest. The bride
is prepossessing young lady of noble
character, comes from fine family and
is highly respected in this city. She is
the daughter of Mrs. Dan w. Haight,
who resides on Fourth street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will hold a ten cent
afternoon social Wednesday, December
3, at the home of Mrs. Peters on Knob
hill, from to 5 o'clock. All ladies are
cordially invited to come. The ten cent
afternoons will be held the first Wednes-
day in each month during the winter.
The Good Templars will give Hard
Time" social at the Manhattan Club
rooms Friday evening, December s,
1902. Some new and novel features will
be introduced. Everybody come. Ten
cents admission.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26

Just rcceive,l-a full line of Christ.
mas goods ut Theo. Seeger & Co.'S.
Ten per cent discount on IL II carpets.
We have some. beautiful designs in
carn ting, all first qualify, that We
will dispose OF at ten per cent di.count
on our usual low prices.-King Mer-
camille Co.
/ have few choice residence lots,
handy to school, that will sell cheap
on the installment plan or give all
time required by purchaser.-W. W.
King.
We cordially invite everyone to call
in ard see our fine new display Of
heating stoves. They are beauties
which we guarantee to please.-King
Mercantile Co.
A big carload OF furniture just re.
ceived ut the King Mercantile Co.'S.
store. They guarantee to satisfy the
most exacting for quoting prices and
displaying the finest things on the
market.
The First National Bank has
money to loan on improved real estate
in Adams and Lincoln counties
whether deed or held on railroad con-
tract. We make loans on lowest
terms, with or without commission;
light expenses, no delays. Core
spondence solicited.
Farmers, il you want cheap sacks
for next year, take your wheat to the
mill and get your sacks back.
You are invited to eat Sunday din
ner at Dixon's 8 to 8 p. m. Dixon's
dinners are wonders for appetizing
and delicious viands and elegant SER
vice.
Commencing Nov. LIST. for every
dollars worth Of trade also ON sc-
counts paid, l will give ticket good
for one chance on one OF the following
articles: First priz., Seth Thomas
eight day clock; second, one silver
cake stand; third, one cracker jar.
The drawing takes place January LIST,
1903.-Wm. Weiand.
| Having the honor OF being the d.
rector of the Ritzville band and con-
templating making this city my
future home, l have opened studio
at rooms in the old Schnell residence
where / will give instructions on
violin, cornet, and other instruments.
H. FISCHER.
The Fret National Bank always
hoa nm hand l.. nd scrint for tho NM
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26
- First ~
Holiday
Suggestions

Long ago we began thinking about Christmas.
Now we are ready to have you come and see
what our thinking has amounted to. We began
early to select holiday goods, we took plenty of
time, we bought carefully. We wished not only
to have larger but better stock than ever be-
fore. We used our past experience, selecting
those goods which we know will please you, and
also securing bargains in many lines Reason
able as prices have been before they are still
lower on many goods this season.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26

Hundreds Of families in this vicin-
ity are using our line Of cooking and
heating stoves and will readily testify
to their sterling qualities. Why can't
you be among the number to derive
benefits from our long and varied ex-
perience in this line of goodsf We
handle only the best the market AZ
fords, and at prices to net only suit
those OF the most meager circum-
stances, but those OF more prosper.
Gus turn as well Call and see us and
be convinced. King Mercantile Co.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26
Come Early and Often

All these goods are now on exhibition. Come
and see them early as you can and as often as
early selection, you realize this always pays. You
are certain to gain by picking gifts while stocks
are full and before the rush begins. 1t is not
always possible to do this, but you can at least
look at the goods now and save time and worry
when you are ready to buy. We are always
pleased to show goods and to aid in making Sc
lections. We will pack and ship any goods you
may wish to send to distant friends. We will
lay aside any goods on which n small payment
is made. We wish to make this an easy, salts
factory and economical Christmas for you and
shall have some further information to present.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26
PIONEER DRUG STORE,
H. e. GRITMAN. Prop.
Books.

|
| The book stock we carry this year
gives you an opportunity that we are
sure you will appreciate. Our stock
is made up OF just those classes of
books most suitable for gifts. The
stock is practically new throughout,
the books are the latest aud best edi-
tiops. We have twice as many as last
year, an extremely fine assortment for
q city Of this size. We sell for less
than publishers prices whenever pos
sible, saving you 20 to 80 per cent in
many instances. II you, want any
book we haven't got we will order it
for you. Can procure any book pub
lished. With every purchase of 81
you get chance Ell the beautiful Is.
vol. set Of Bulwer Lytton in the win
dow. 'A.,. ...
Toys.
Our line OF iron and mechanical
toys is the finest ever seen in Adams
county. These toys cost little more
than tin but think OF the novelty and
durability Of these compared with the
Others. Every year brings something
new and we have all the latest.
Perfumes.
Our stock of perfumes is always
large, surprisingly complete, we are
often told. Bigger than ever for the
holidays. You will want to give per-
fumes whatever else you may give,
and We can supply every need. Have
fine array OF high grade perfumes in
fancy packages from rs cents up.
Fancy Goods.
Superb creations in celuloid, plush
and metal. Gifts for both ladies and
gentlemen. Dressing cases, work
boxes, glove, handkerchief, neektie,
collar, cuff and photo boxes. Shaving
sets, work boxes, dressing cases, etc.
The beauty Of these goods can only
be appreciated Ivy seeing them, and
no one should decide on gifts until
this line has been inspected. Prices
run from 40 cents to S., with score
of prices between.
Pocket Books.
Large lines Of the latest for men
and women; a sensible serviccable
present. 25 cents to 81 so.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-26
PIONEER DRUG STORE,
-
ii. e. GRfTMAN, Prop.
Dolls.

We make a special effort to get dolls
and we sell them at very close prices,
in many instances for little over half
what some dealers charge. Bring in
the little folks to see the dolls, it is
always u treat for them.
China Dolls 90 to 45c.'
Bisque Dolls l0c' to $3.50.
Kid Bodies l5c to 81.
Doll heads l0c to 81
Cameras.
This is the superb gift One that
never fails to delight. Well to pick
early so that il some special kind or
size is wanted there will be time to
order it. Cameras from 81 to $25.
Albums.
A standard gift that always pleases.
You have never had an opportunity
to get such nice ones rs we are show
ing this year. and the prices are lower
than ever. We bought of the manu-
facturer and you only have to pay the
usual cost to dealers. This seasons
designs in celluloid backs are unus.
ually attractive. Prices Toe to SIS,
with about fifteen styles to choose
from.
... Mirrors.
Hand and dressing table mirrors in
cellulod and variety OF fine woods.
The line is an especially good one and
nothing like them can be found else.
where. The glass is Of heavy plate.
They will make splendid present for
ladies and should be kept in mind.
$l.25 to $3.50.
Fancy Stationery.
A box OF beautiful stationery is a
gift any lady will appreciate. No one
attempts to carry such a line as we
handle. The very latest tints and
designs in packages OF various styles.
Finer grades run from Soc to $l.5O.
Sterling Silver Novelties.
We have new and splendid assort-
II ent Of sterling silver novelties this
year. These make most satisfactory
presents. The line includes articles
Mt prices everybody can afford.
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TRI>CHuaN O> B0ER FIGHTERS
The American Gov hops Who Joined Them
Impressed Him t.rratI,.

PANS. june q Under the title \
Transvaal ct dams H. "a Mira ain tn"
wrll-known publisher, Oh DN'iagrnve. haH
iu-i issued "a sumptuuus Noium" IRON
ia. zen of a Young French onic"r. VI kog"i
Raotl- Du,nl. who acted n French Military
Ai'arlc to- the armies 81 tho 1rdr-NaHl
and the Orenge Republic daring tho late
war. The writer confines h.m-'' q" what
occurred under his own eyes, working
up h,siv notes taken down from day to
d.v amid all the bvsi h. 81 actual warfare,
H. -. therefore, a work Ot actually. hll"d
with life and personality. rpr"ducirg
with the gTapliC pm w" immediate I'M
rr.--iotiN of the hour
Most Of tho BU"rs uf not" passed under
the observation ~ the young soldier. ana
ms work faithfully records IA" salient
feature ~ their character mat most m
Ipr--.d him.
1b.r. H. a good dra. about de Nillcl'ni--
N,rnu,l and other French volunteers,
and the wuter CLEARLY ~ al the OPINION
ia, the Rp"rs wen" guilty 81 a great error
iu NOT following N" professional adNhT'
az trained soldiers. W" WAS all" nuch
s,rick hV thc American COW boys WI"
r.sTVsd with Ia" BNH'i- uh'F'i u l"u'' ~
Df thrm - S,y-
-Tht-, fellow. ~" splendid men -'rne
81 thrm ls.ing Vcr'ahle giants. Ten
orally the oovboys ar" na'uraiiN nNslt.
vet veil ~ hand. uoi"'hr'ahuihE w"
gav,ty they stick oCRmp and AZ" ~retnark-
III, .,hc, a very remarkable feature
T. ;so,In,,st.s q One of them played.
ne day. = merry prank IN AN fnglsh s'n'tf
IN ITO clos, rciehlDrhood oi Bl'-'mion-
tom The incident - characi"ri-lic "i '"e
I'D r.rkle.sncss 81 the-r men
-Vhi., on entry gn, and doubtle~- Ia
10 NOR, a, hs as-r, brave Tommy had
hung his grratcoai Ia a tr" Inc cow
NV ,r.ui Nix. a snake To the spot and car
red ~ tho grea,cual To camp lherr ""
and his comrades mid" Az hSlsNIr|" ="
i,s rr.,k,,s. finding therein a packet 81
,oh,cro and a pp-kr,honk which con,
tanned among other paITrs. q te't"t huu
n ~nhnt,grapE ~ a Young e,rl, probably
tn -%.n,ry's Dulcin"a Reeartles> ct w"
rrNS u" ran, tle Cowt'"N ,trlt "a, ',
,L,-,.l th.r ,,.,t With IN. better and photo
.raph. taking rarr io add a PHEASANT wort
:, th. -nldi,r on the smart IA 81 Ia una
l,rm and las lert hanks Tot the tVbacNo,
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POIIIIS ~ \DII>.


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VII D. h'd At Madison on 'Np ' "'''''''
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1851 ana l~- u i ,N'hN '''' '" ~ INV
NOMINATION. 't 'hA' "'''
he R,pIbur.ns Of ,nar,As. though he ma
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ar iriplgIug tals ,rar n 70. I4,uB 80 two NJ, At
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,r rs,,,c me- orr. dyi,y tn t.lirr Of the
c-nN4, aaso ,l,rs, IN the burcAu There viii he
80 c'erAs IN me Fefman"n' i"'o'
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$500, r,,-r.r 81 otn,D IN ul,,h rouos selling
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- IN, ,r' t,,u n,nAr ,,eruon law per~on.l
$3.50. Ia, All an, rursofthr state and a., appoI nj,
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,, 80 demanded IA, an, nrrarig~d TO
49, -
Connecticut Ia, To- the pu'-eut Congress fnuf
urr,nets In ,He us1t u viii hAy. nNe Tie new
member vli h. elected At large. n provision equiv
ni,pt Ia "a, addition Of one Republican member
to 'h' d'''sA'''n
Tncrr r, 20 ~ IN election Ia Missouri ths l-af
TO- state Superintendent ~ Public Instruction, an
osnce vIich pSys 500 a yesr TIE Republicans
nominated : 1 White A. their Jefferson cry ron.
Ncntou which gave an un1Haln"n nu".'n'". OF
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bring the star dircctly astern. The signal
- then dropped overheard and a reading OF
tho uyt"mt log l. t'k"h Attrr the, 'r,-ri
tho signal - ~ iniic1t~l b, ~" log tho oh
server takte the angular elevation 81 u" -thr
over 10 signal u-ins N" ~s-Ntant m NC ~,
dlntrN NAV corrections must Ne alpli'i
for Tho dturunl mo, emrnt Of the star 'ov IRA
tho vc.t FOR the dig. and Tor ~" state o. the
water >mfnc" IN rough weather the la,t",,
correction T. Important To-" me''oi
promise, n h. vcrv useful II 1, a wonder
that II VA not proposed long ago
pTIP wis ~ I'M JNirrp sT.1rs
In t.r water sui rlv and irrigation papers
81 tho I United states THEOLOGICAL survey Nos
.. and a. ATE lists Il an wells ia ~" United
states deeper trlu 7a1 feet IN" tables save
~. depth Of each we'll. - diameter. the Weld
per minute, A. References tr" also sN'n
to uuhli,ttiouS relatihs to the wells OF edch
particular region The large product OF
natural gas IN the Fast and ~ th" West. the
enormous output from the oil h"ld- q! TAIL
foTuia. IrNas and the ftst, ind IN" g~on.!dei-
ahle and indispensatl. water supply furni-
ni-hcd by deep w'l- on ~" plhiUs and ~ ard
regions mako concise n'utugiso Oh OF ia"
sort OF sreut Use to nj. thos" interested IN
~" Drouomi, development al such. pr"iu'-
tive fields. AZ well Us To- scientific BIOLOGISTS
u,rrE ,rrLIrs ~ itNS
The flow of 1rNls MYERS hs~ r'ru studied
hy ia. iy~irorrlphtc parties ot o." I nitrd
states Geological Survr' bulN records ui
Wltcr h,tsht- and frequent m"asur"m"u's
d., ,ufrsut-m.t.r Ut the velocity aud Noluui"
ot water carried hv each stream ~" made.
Tie economic ytlu" of Su'h hNdrogtapll'
surveys - We'll illustr,t"i hy Two example,
The foV 81 the Bf,gus River 80 Waco Ma "a"
th" Waco dam, WITH "a head of 81 feet. de-
,"!opri only ~ horsepower Ia" mluimuiu
How Of ID" Colorado wus found to b" ONLY
ou"- hfth Of what wI~ popularity estimated ~
me time tho l,oids Nrrr ISSUED Tor ~" dam
at Austin Tie oupaf.uN"il .mrll 'osi II
such -urN'ys rrphNs taxpayers hnd Investors
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Iti.h.r Cuuur. On the rsrsa.


pyr Mar lane Ia. been 10 sshnnI she call. n
-ysn.ts c,l,.,,,
To 40, IN. hAa, OF language. .nd otn,, kinds o
knrwi~tss
NJ, ,rnrsl and s,,.d ia pu, he, ~her- ". ,houst,
n No., would na,.
Her mother m,kIrs batter her daid, f.hln ha,
We ,rrt her Tor = four ear term. We wanted her
ID, -r'
rdd,ca,ional ID, sntAsr,-,hs has en- YOU can s~,
IN. le,,nsd 4. bean of other thing, IIs thsm that
sac ain, run,e7, 10 snou herself. hu, wants TO
ir,rh to IA
S,nr. Mary lanes been har. from school. you q
~,r,,l, Know the place:
The old tine pafiat n,iusS has 60, their -koop
lee srs,r-
rh- sampler that ~, mother worried. tn hair
wr-a,s, sister uaic.
The new fr cafpst Mandy >ewed. lhed barely
20, u lslD.
The hair rloth sofa. chairs to match-they all had
GOT to 60.
Fnr Mar Jan- decided tn~v were scarcely comm
eel TOW
The new p,rshalrrs ~ shtlls and b.ads uhey took
agar to make.
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The Comedian IN the Corntv,
F,o-, NJ Portland O,ssoris-.

Rns down 'Ae ,uttan on ~ .l",lns day.
Tho star, n'r sluuNt 'Fdy - rome un
And So the second act IN >omhr- gray.
VA dark green lnr the wood wings, and the
lawn
IN. rooted tree 80 o,;r m, ., ,Pre'd'
Although 1nr- WmAm FOREST, 20. %, said
Did follow 'ptth ~ rou'e 10 pun''nahr
Inc sra, 'n,, sro~,. wi,Aln I'M. cooling shade
T. psr' and parcel ~ ne Yer land
10 90 th' STAGE Of ~'n one nlght stand
bar. far ava, rom theatre of sissr.
From ancient 'A'ue,. and irurn stnue elves,
And hr-d,n. promrnSg OF tue starr ihcIsrl,,s
INT, calm s.yIur. IN the mountains ct.
TIA, for - hear , pleasant shady de-,
~ Cd ~ 'hA' II oul r,tr-ued Nouht'ti-.
Lac her, shidinr 10 = padded erh
/ lo,. nv, truly rural state OF ,e,nr,
Tar grayc, ard. n-atl 'he maple y"ndct brings
\ cheering vision Of ghost.~alkins hiisN.
And On ,,e o.rL droP o. yog g.n2s ~,
I 'an,, A. { look At 10 that
oan zee a. angel bAcs Of s,u star
Hu, nsr.wsrd ooar,p actor .aoDid coutr'
Whole rArrtl, OF back toyalie, Tom }or
oar lac, lfc read long Or, your t'~'s'> tirw
III. pa. o. IN ,hc uoun,sin over there.
rns,r a - thos- s'aIls W. had long y's~svo
". 'Air ,ou- summer TA1id on hot air.
And huud iAI better Nhlskrt> nan sou crow.
Anal dron ws> that' Inc hong expected .host'
Ike u not. although snow tS dew
An. Saturs' you have plaSCd the trusting host.
70 Az ueyulrf viii not sAN adeu
Alas M Countless ties that Intervene
IwINt ~ end where join ih- rslns sun.
Too distant A.. 'o sklp the one brtvr"r.
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~ eNit I. and that the world may zee
Thr Snf' 81 candid Iiat - iuhi au,
III deeply carve y IA this spreading 10
Here rested. MOI lacon, but \ Han
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rAs Other Point Of View.

From fhs Nsuf7iHTT OIsfNs
To be = U,,Ie gin % ten
Seems niee rnouEh-'n bows and msu
rouder n thry ~ rNrr tnrd
o srrue from tne other side
Z dom suppose thri 4 cyet guess
The stiffness Of a sthrrhed vhite dress
wonder how they a Lac The Mods
~, alunr the way u looks
In-,d never at 81 home and sew
And watch thsit hrutherN come and 90
.hDuld not even IKE 20 SAY
inst they would bear II iof q day
They do not know how hard n seems
10 he \ ri siiil. m onr's dreams.
70 feel that ous can never he
4 drummer boy. OF 60 To seA
our brothers say were hard 10 please
n~,aus- W .ung foT things Ike thr>r.
Ihey think II - n'-ASsnt life
10 wait until you're some ones VITO
When In a vile IN gladly ~
Al home. and cook and ~sw aud knit.
mn. thrrr : q lot 81 waiting when
You ~ but a l;tir gin OF ten.
our hruth-rS o. not S~em 70 know
That waiting ian 10 ven slou
You see. they've never really tired
To srg'lr from n" other d''
EvsL,S Ss.nr
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The Ola Herb Gstherer

Ero-i ~ Hosf0n Tr1H,crp
sur iotntei. wrinkl-d old and wan.
OnCs fair perhaps A. me-. who hnows
gliding graceful a. 4 swan,
breaking HEARTS, Al, ne. ~ho hnow>i
Her husband d'ei ions years ago
tbo-s she stu mourn N me-. who knovS
Thfr. children .headstones IN a Wv
Has time titled grirf- Al me. vho knovN
In summer >he rns ms q 81 the hills.
lAgnt heart ~ heavy An. Who knows
She gathers herb. to Curc all rs
Can Aught cure hrartarhr' Al. who knovSi
10 vent o. novcrs and song Of birds
Ring cur'ori To net' Al Who knows
silent and rhAn % her words
n depths are surrrd IA. who knows
T. y.
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rerus sRTH RHsbsNs.
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pufs q an shssi = df~sm - wishes se
n sys1 sadstt. 10 80 h~t-hts afaf
me h~su a haioss r,sa in tt bifth.
r-sr~ 'oliewsr though Hssrs ~ srai ART va
dars eaters. sErfv sians heud" drspslt
Self uas 20 plsrs In ar - Vs'uus iaf
t'strs hove 90 awe sUtt.s ehii
Ros-A rtN vIs Nt~Hrtu " tnv.rtH
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Central

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in eleven
kith ~
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>f the ltsr
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fd-of feat
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lhe tlsr ~
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nave f~stdsd In tRs oeuaifr euaIint.usY ~
tns past tseits lear. euuina tsfv e. q ninaf
hsNs srfyed ~ fhe Nutuntsff aFmF ~ No fsHIln
Vtnrs sod was anaafshaN msrHsfrrd eulasd
a. hrlnr hnfn In NuunslH r. alfhuufH Isifa thruad
on = luss tnrh. 'nf 90 uiHitaf wf.IIr infnIsu
frfr thH feguuds rhHudri utH1r HHusiI t'iun'
3 Nuuld Z hove 90 ttLf u.f rl fr' par-ts 90
ruHld 4 ltf hsrHuIf a tfifTn 81 once H.usu a.
J%atratIpr' . Wurf~ De- Z naar uIru an aruiisa
tHuf 4 u
p You 10 ua' ia.r credit ~ hrul inf 90 tr ~
NIiant Crnrfal yoi can have ths f.rori changed
= Nol IA bsrame = ritif~n on pr-l4ring ,out
honorable discharge aui proving your fr.,tsnre
= n inc supreme Cour Naturalization n1rsI IN
tts county court HoUss
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Now~ time ago In insssf - IN '1ur'fF ~ y
" " shnnt the -Nhitral NsiNiv ~ y Uart ~
Cttfs - Wa stated rh~fr 49, ~ nip, In ne rs u
wliCf trcau ths da'H - trf 'rst iinN hr -
plps Hgurrds Nrr - Tea Iu Boo soHf aH.fs 20
cruu eps'N = total 80 u ne sn1arryi couul
Pisss- ~rugf'rn ne e. y
W de- ~ know unless ne kHng 1pr~1 aud iNrl
~ -sch glt trrc counted a., ~ - ~ rcsr-rtiNr,
snd ts--. VAS ioset counting : that would SIS
rs
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TIE CAUSE OF WOMAN.
mn U,NNUH NtfTS "a tRiI
h,,III' tIT INFI tfNID

A. tguaranr~ -hawa ,b"at the
Iu.e brhlud tLr Legislature 90
. EaN state ur jrTou,s'.
t.uu. ~I,,rrb N Beaver rrrsii~a'
uuffrt an ssSiu"atioa tassi
,,sumrut. wuh . lame Conclusion