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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-31
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

A son was horn to Mr.. ard Mrs. Ira
Hunter on the 25th Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Galley Of Boston are guests at the Springs
for a short time After n painful illness
o. several weeks Dexter TOwr died at
his home At noon on the 27th. Mr.. Town
was borne in North Hero. He was "a
years of age and has spent tho last %
years Of his life here. He was a soldier
through the Civil War and was disc harg.
Cd. Captain from the 7th Vermont. Hc
is survived by his wife. two daughters.
Mrs. Ira Hunter and Mrs. Daniel Sowles
of this place ard Il son. Frank Town. of
Swanton. l.. +. Soule was taken sudden
~ with acute Bright's disease and il
aarmingly i'll. DR.. Allen was called in
counsel with DIR. GoOdfelIow Monday
night Mrs. Clark Pierce of Rutland is
visiting Miss Gertrude Soule.-1h here was
service in the Congregational Church on
Sunday. Mr. Darlington Of Albany. Yer
mont officiating MIR. and Mrs. Henry
I.add drove to Grand Isle for a visit last
week.-Mss Gertrude Shelley has return
ed to Rostnn.-NIiss Jane Sonle sailed
from New York the 2Srd for Mexico city.
where she Is to teach in the new Amer
lean school. She left here on the evening
of the Ord.
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saturday Tor n hvc weeks trip to Denver
ana other western points. She VIII he ac-
compahicd by MISS bradley or Swantoh
others from stowe who intend TO tako
advantage or the Grand Army cncamp-
'hcht excursion rates 10 Denver are Mr.
anu MIS-. ". .. McAIIistcr ana X. .. war.
rcf'-MlsS Nellie waits goes 10 HnVcr-
MIL Mass'' wncrc shc mas position as
tcacher.-Eari ID. Besscy OF NAME mo
new principal oil stowe nish school VIII
arrive IN stowe on Monday, september a.
MI. 5cssey mas pccn recently married.
raul raymond goes soon IN peGih u pre-
p"ra'orN course III fhlIps-tXetcr Ach"-
chF.-M'ss Mary u. PETERSON VINO mas
spcilt seVcrai weeks IN stowe IcaVes on
= r"ay LOT her nome III milwaukee, WIS.,
MISS Marjorie watts spent sunday IN
waterbury Center'-Nrs .. " Angeli mas
pe"n suffering Tor several weeks from an
anscess put Is now hoped TO be improving
MISS i''"'ah hr'sham' VINO mas oeen So
riously Ill at Lake Mansfield. is now rap
luIE recoVcrihg'-Ihc stores closed on
wednesday AFTERNOON on account or inc
i'l'r' largo h"mper from mere attend
Y" 'n' county ia'r IN MorrlsVihe On Neu-
i'S""S anu Ih"'SdaF'-"" T.P'ScoPa' s'r'7
Ic" was hefd IN 'ne M"tnodist VcstrN on
M"nuaN evening cohu"c'eo ny 'hc heV' d.
w. "'""ii OIL b"rIinStoh' VINO is the mis-
sionh'N LOT Ihmo'iie county, hoi! COINS
In,''''"i' was hoi" III inc ''ol'e vi N's'
u'ps"n on tuesday morning ne rev D.
Il. "rt"' Oh Mon'po"'r spoke Il. 'n''S
'"ur'h Oh SUNDAY morning. Al Tue No"-
ercs"''ohai ohurch on sunday 'hornlns'
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SOUTH HERO.

The death of Wallace Hall, aged q
years, which occurred last week Mon
day was a great sock to the entire COM
munitv. lie had been i'll about two wee ks
with pneumonia and it was thought he
was improving until about an hour be-
fore his death. when heart complication
set in. The deceased was educated in
the public schools and South Hero acad-
rniy and the Burlington business college
and for a time held a position in the
Grand Union Tea company's store In
burlington, after which he returned To
his farm at South Hero. He was an
estimable young man and was prosperous
and industrious farmer. He is survived
by his wife. who was formerly, Miss
Alice Martin of Plattsburgh. ". Y, to
whom he was married March 80. 1904
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hail.
a sister. Ina. and a brother. Romic. who
have the heartfelt sympathy Of "a wide
circle Of relatives and friends In the loss
Of a husband, son and brother The
funeral services were held from his late
home Wednesday fore neon at 10 O'CLOCK
and was ore OF the largest and saddest
funerals that has been held in this town
from any years. The Rev. Mr.. Miller was
the officiating clergyman. Singing was
rendered by the church choir. The bear
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ticularly unfavOrablc symptoms having
developed.
George J.. Hunt. who moved from here
to Montpelier about year ago. where ha
entered the Office of the secretary Of
state. has now gone tn Island Pond, where
he has entered the offic" or Porter Dale
Emma Burt. who has been visiting hero
returned to her home In Springfield.
Mass. Monday. Her grandfather, w. X.
Parker. accompanied her He will visit
Worcester and Boston on business before
his rcturn.-Air. and Mrs. s. W. Chamber
lin of Roxbury. Mass. are visiting among
old time friends in town.-A reception ana
"houschold shower was rendered Miss
Grace Fish Monday evening by her young
lady friends at the home of Joanna Croft.
A very enjoyable time was had. Light re-
frcshmonts were sorvcd.-Miss White of
Boston arrived in town Saturday to attend
the Abcl- Fish nur'ials on Wednesday. the
3oth.-Iiarvcy Domino was in town Mon.
day on his way to Boston for a week on
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
WORTHWHILE.

The marriage of Miss Florence L.
Billings, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs ]. j. Billings Of Morrisvillc. and
Charles w. Mcfarland of Johnson took
place on Wednesday, Aug. 23 at the
home of the brides parents on Park
street The Rev. c. c. -. Glare per-
formed tho ceremony, using the double
ring service. The groom was attended
by Walter Benson as best man and
the bride, who entered ON the arm of
her father, was attended by Miss Glenn
Leach of Eyndonvilc as maid Of honor.
The bride was charming in gown of
cream crepe dc chenc. trimmed with
chiffon and silk embroidery and car
red bride roses. The maid of honor
wore n handsome gown of point
d'esprit and also carried roses. The
parlors were very handsomely decor
ated with green and white with an
arch of clematis and wedding bell of
hydrangeas. Following the ceremony
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Harold Billings and Misses Blanche
Peck, Eugenia Rocheleau Katherine
Boynton and Georgia Jackson. after
which the young couple left on a we'd
ding trip to New York. Many hand
some wedding gifts We're received by
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland, who both en-
joy great popularity among a large
circle of friends from whom congrat-
uiations are extended.
Miss Agnes l.. Sinnott of this village
and Clinton l. Meader of Plattsburgh.
y. Y, were married on "Wednesday
morning at six o'clock at st. Teresa $
Church in Hyde Park. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. FIR. La
Chance. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcadcr will re-
side in West Pluttsburgh, where Mr..
Mcader is engaged in the mercantile
business
Marjorie, the three ycar-old daugh-
ter of Mrs Susie Burnham, died sud
denly at the Mary Fletcher hospital In
Burlington. last Friday night, follow
ing an operation which was performed
several hours earlier. The body was
brought on saturday to the home of
Mrs. Burnhams parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. f.. BarrOws, ~ Richmond street and
funeral services were held on Sunday
afternoon at the house. the Rev. c. C.
ST. Glare of the conGro gational Church,
officiating. Horace Powers, Maurice
Kelley, Dominic Weafcr and George
Thomas acted az bearers and inter-
mcnt was in the family lot in the old
cemetery.
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STOWE.

Miss Beulah Brlshlm at Lake Mansfield
was more comfortable on Saturday.-Mrs
l.. l.. Harris. who has been i'll for tho
past ten days, was more comfortable on
Saturday. Mrs. Jane Sauborn is caring
for her.-Mrs. Il. a. Burrows and son.
Oswald Barrows. arrived at Green Noun
tain Inn on Friday and will remain
through September Jesse Parsons Of
Fairfax has rented the brick store of
c. r. Churchill. Mr.. Parsons will prob
ably. in the near future, put in n stock
Of furniture. Mrs Parsons will put in
stock OF millinery.-Sevoral farmers on
West hill have lost stock of late of an
epidemic disease. among them those who
have lost arc Charles Sargent and George
Hart.--IA C. Raym1 sold his house on
the Morrisvilic road at auction on Sat-
urday to II. T. Raymond for $s75-An
Episcopal service will he held at the
Methodist Church on Monday evening.
August 2S.-Mrs. I'nkhart and daughter,
Miss Gustava Unkhart. of Tencny. n. v.
were recent visitors at the home OF Albert
Foster.--Mrs r.. c. Page of Hyde Park
was recent guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. a. Riley.-The Rev T.. NJ.
II. Abbott is visiting Mrs. c. K Churchill
at her cottage on Mount Mansfield. Mr..
and Mrs. \. y. Cote ana friends visited
Mount Mansfield Friday.
The Misses watts. Burt, Smith. Carr
and Straw, who constitute "the big rive.'
with five of their gentlemen friends spent
n pleasant evening on Tuesday, August 20,
at the home of Miss Watts The evening
was spent on the lawn which was illumi-
mated with japanese lanterns. COnun-
drums, ,iinch and other games were en-
joycd Ices and sweet biscuits were
served in the dining room which was
beautifully decorated with golden rod and
clcmatis. The favors were tiny figure
fvcs in green and gold satin ribbon,
while a "big five" of the same color and
material occupied conspicuous place in
the decorations. The party was given by
the other members of 1.-THE big hve' in
honor OF Miss Burt, who leaves town on
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-31
AGED WOMAN MISSING.

No clcw as to the whereabouts Of Mrs.
Hannah Merrck, the S3-year-old missing
woman Of North panville who last We'd
nesday after drawing pail OF water
from the pump in the ward outside her
home nlysterously disappeared Those
who have participated in the search for
the last four days have practically given
up hope Of finding her alive and it is
now believed that the authorities will
take the matter IN hand and offer q re-
ward for the recovery of the missing
woman. dead or alive. The search made
through the fields and country roads has
been exhaustive, and for miles On the out
skirts of the town, the ground has been
thoroughly covered over and over again.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
JContInucd from second Pnge.)

Emma l.. Boydcn Is the guest OF her
brother Spencer f.. Bovden for n few
Hays.--Miss Rhoda Ilamln went Satur-
nay to st. Adams Bay to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Morcy. She returned Monday
night.-Iclmer Larimcr of Bcobc Plain is
khe guest Of the Rev. and Mrs. j. q.
dacimer for n few days.-NIiss Emily
Hale of Detroit, Mich. who is visiting
friends here, went TO Swanton Wednesday
cf last week where she was the guest
of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hub
bard. The ladies' of the Baptist Church
OF Georgia Plain will servo ice cream and
Eakc III the vestry Thursday evening.
august 81 The Georgia band will give a
concert on the church grounds.-NIr ",
a. Cooley is suffering with u very bad
Gelon on her right hand
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Annette Whitney of Bloomfield, N.
j.. is the guest of o. ]. Thomas-A. u.
Gail of buffalo was in town last week.
IL. {. Reed has been very ill--Mrs. w.
w. Lamoreaux and daughter. Mildred of
Burlington, are in town.-Master Fred
and Clifford Council and Dorothy Council
entertained several of their little friends
at Piney lodge last Friday afternoon.
The time was spent by playing games and
ut five o'clock dainty refreshments werc
served in the grovc.--James Henry Of
Burlington was in town last week several
days.-A party of about 40 people from
Alburgh, Isle La Motto and Crazy enjoy
ed picnic at Sandy Point last Saturday
Peter Fortune is home from St. Adams
An addition to the south end school
house is being built.--Rov and Lee
Thomas of Swanion We're in town Tues
day and Wednesday of last week.
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FAIRFAX.

All departments OF Bellows Free
Academy will open Wednesday, Stopenl-
her G. Examinations for those desiring
to enter the academy will he conducted
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 4 and 5.
Those who present certificates of stand
Ing from rcputablc schools will be admit
cl without examination. The principal
or anyone of the trustees residing III the
village will be pleased To assist pupils in
finding boarding places. There are num-
crous homes where good board can bo
procured MIR. and Mrs II. II. fIolbrook
of Townshend was the guest of their son,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-31

s%ac elevator and ANc f. o. b. afioat;
No. northern Duluth. o0iac to arrive Z.
o. b. afoat; No. northern Manitoba, s6%4o
to arrive +. q. b. ahont Under bearish
pressure prospects for heavier receiptA
lower cables and weakness in cash circles
wheat broke cent. Finally ralying on
Export demand and covering the market
closed steady at unchanged prices to NC
decline, September showing most weak.
ness. Sept, S.Mai%c. closed Si.sc; Dec,
y I-.1Cns 81 3-Ifc. closed S6ssc; May, s77sI
S'.c. closed ST.c.
CoKN-Rcccirts. 200 bu: exports, 49,
7S7 bu: sales. 600 bu futures: 10000 bu.
spot: spo. firm; No .. tONc elevator and
{. -. h. af1ont: No. 2 yellow, sic. No. :
white. Glhc. Option market was steady
all day without a change helped by ex-
port purchases and liberal oIcarnnccs. II
closed i4e'k net higher. Sept. closed 59iac;
D"c., 507sM5lc. closed Sic.
CATS--Receipts. 1890 bu; exports g..
IS: bu; spot steady; mixed oats, S to SO
pounds, 24n2iifc; natural white, 30 To- 80
pounds. 3Od'ic; clipped white. SO to 10
pounds. S3m3Sc
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady: No. I in.
vice. SIC; mild quiet: Cordova, 10Tl3c.
rho market for coffee futures opened
steady ut an advance ~ 5Tlo points on
steady European cables ana smaller In
terror Santos receipts. Offerings were very
light. recent reaiizing having greatly re.
huccd tho scattering long interests with
Il moderate demand from Wall Street and
trade interests. The market ruled gen.
orally steady around the opening figures
Tho close was steady ut a net advance Of
jT!5 points Sales. 1920 bags. including
sept, N15; oct, E25 Dec, $7.4jn75 80;
Jan. Sjj; March, s77j; May. s7.s5. July,
81 o.
SNGAR-Rawnominal. fair refining. 3,sc;
| centrifugal &c test, 3l-32d4c: riola sses
sugar. 3'sc; refined nom: No. 6, $40; No.
l. A65; No. 3, Ass: No. Q. $40: No. 10.
- u, No. II. sI.Sj; No. y. $3.50; No Is,
81 %; No. II. Sis; corfecticners A, $515;
! mould A. $685.; cut loaf and crushed, 81. 90;
wdcrcd, $40; granu'ated, $3.50; cubes.
$50
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BELVIDERE.

Tho Rev. y. Mann and the Rev. c. f..
MattersNn Of Barre held services at the
Christian Church Sunday ard Monday
evening, Aug 27-2s.-There was Sunday
hool picnic at the Center August %
in l.. NJ. Wcscombs sugaIplacc.-J. r. Nc
Innis little son got stone up his nose
and it required a physician 10 remove II.
Lydia and Watson Coburn are at HON"
from Burlington for a fcw days.-C,uitc
nun cr from this place attended the
campmccting at Johnson Sunday, Aug.
q. Ray Hoit's little daughter had the
misfortune to drop an TX ore one foot
and cut it quite badly. DR.. Maurice took
y few stitches IN il
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Adde Duclos is seriously Ill with
typhoid fcvcr.-Alrs. l.. r. Gates is visit
ing her son. a. ~. Gates, in Richford -.
G. w. Powell returned from his Califor-
mia trip Thursday night.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Limo OF McCoOk. Ncb. arc visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs c. w. Bullicc.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Deforcst Shattuck of Hat
field Mass, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. r.. r. BELL the past week. started
for their home Monday.-MAs. Il. v.
JIeffon and children Of Wardshoro have
been spending time with friends here.
>-George Wood and family Of Barre arc
visiting friends In town.--Ci, S. Powell
Ind family OF White River Junction are
guests at c. w Powclrs.The Hopkins
family are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
r. T. Moves. in WeStfOrd
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GRAND ISLE.

Tho Friday Night club rendered the
Rev. Mr.. Miller a farewell reception at
the home If james IfGag On the west
shore Mr.. Miller and children left Grand
Isle the Goth for Colorado Springs
Homer Jackson and daughter Nra. visit
Ell his mother and other friends recently.
Mrs. Dexter Hutchns and Ethel Tud-
hope of Manchester. n. H.. ale visiting
friends on the Tslands.-Mrs. Ross Of
Scioto is visiting at Miss Jessie Ross .
- Dean Towles of Boston lately visited
his uncle, Addison Hyde.-The Rev. Mr..
Winch and wife of fiolvolle. Mass. are
visiting ut II. ". I.adds. Mrs. Winch :
brother = Miss Effie Gordon of 81. Adams
is visiting S. ". 'iordon's and other
friends. -- Robert Coates and a friends
from New York have come to George
Childs for Il short time.
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SWANTOE CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Darsch VINO have
boarded at y. X. Honsinger's for several
weeks. have returned to Baltimore, Md
Harold NJ. Royce has been in Enosburgl
Falls the past week visiting his brother
H. c. koyce.--A. *. Honsinger and son
are camping at the lake for a few days
Fired y. Iaznrd, who has had a posi-
ton with c. \. Champion for the past
year. expects To go to Boston in a few
days to join his brother, FAY
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M0RsE'S LINE.

James nuba of Bristol is passing n
couple of weeks in this vicinity. John
Carman and family of Boston are visit
ing friends - Miles Green and wife re-
turned on Saturday last fiom a weeks
visit to their son in Montreal DR.. X. f.
elsh and wife visited at the home of
Miles Green on Sunday.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aug. 30.
BEEVES-Re coipts. 1881 head steers
slow: choice steady; others weak to 1Uc
low err; bulls and cows slow 10 lc OF ma
tive steers. s330fi57o: western. $375; bulls,
s2.2jn370: cows. 81 2snS2S cables weak
Cal NES-Rcccipts. 2.037 head; veals
&c higher; huttermiks Arm: vcals, s.. 500
SIS; fcw tops. $780, throw outs $4,000
$50; grasscrs and tuttermlks, s301n4.0O:
dressed calves higher: city. s9.0V1l3.00:
country, s.,OTl2.00
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts, s,1el
head; sheep steady. lambs firm to 15c
higher; sheep. s3.50d5 %. culls 2JtTl3. 10;
lambs, Sc 2iaNS35; culls. si5od5.oO: Can
adam lambs. s'.25.
1IOGS-Reccpts, ASS head; steady;
state and Pennsylvania hogs, s6.50af670.
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COMMERCIAL.


New York. Aug 50.
FLOUR. Receipts. 29,Sa5 hbls: exports.
l2I7 bhls; sales. 1880 ibis; market JUL
ana barely steady, winter patents. s4.25Q7
+47; winter straights. $i.0Odf4l5; winter
extra. s. s5mas5; winter low grades s2.75
1890 Minneapolis patents. A.SoM5,4O.
Minnesota bakers. IS 8Od 40.
RYE FLOIIR-Market steady: fair to
good. sabO0tOO; choice to fancy. S.O5G
lao.
WHEAT--Receipts, 1900 bu; sales, L.
AC0 00o blu. futures; SPOT easy; No. ? red.
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin, H.. Aug. 2S.-Butter firm at
II cents. Sales for the week $4,000
pounds.
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VIEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Aug. 30.
Cotton futures opened easy. Aug. $10A:
Oct. slN.-9; Nov. s1l.1o; Jan, 81 IL; March.
NioS; May. s1l.c4; spot closed quiet. 10
points decline: middlng uplands, sl1.l5:
do. gulf, Sll.40 no sales.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

I.oston. Aug. ~.
Copper stocks were moderately active
to-day although mary Of the holdings
declined fractonally.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

N0stOn, AUG. 30
E''T1F'R-Tre market was firm to-day;
northern. 2212n23i,c; western. 22l221sc:
Vermont dairy. laT1Ic.
CHEESE-The market was firm to-day;
Vermont twins. 11I1,iac
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-21
SHOW CAUSE ORDER.


In the Superior Court Of Warrington, In and
II 10 the matter ii the joint estate OF John Y.
Damon and Clarence A. J. Damon, both Do.
ceased.
This matter coming before the Court upon
the petion OF Arrille J. Damon, administrstrix
Of the above named Joint estate. for leave to
sell or mortgage the real estatu Of said estate,
minfstrstion and family allowance thereof,
and IL appearing to the Court that said peti.
ton 10 regular and In all respects according 70
law, and that there 10 NO personal property In
the hands Of the admtnistratfix with Which 70
pay said family allowance and costs Of admin.
istration. and that II 10 necessary 70 sell Or
mortgage the whole or part Of the real estate
Of said estate 70 provide funds for the pay.
ment Of such family allowance and costs Of
administration. all OF which appears from said
petition. and the Court being fully advised In
Ills therefore ordered. that all persons inter.
this court IN Ritaville. Adam. county Wash-
Of 10 z. m. Of said day, and chow cause. y any.
order herein directing and au:horising .said
administretrtx 70 sell or MORTGAGE the real ~.
tate Of said Joint estate. Of 20 much thereof -
snce and costs Of administration.
1y the Cont this srd day q June, lSoS;
tsEkLl CIV. RATHBUH,
Court Commissioner. Adams county. wssh.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-21

The German:American bank of
Odessa, Wash, has filed articles OF in.
corporation with the secretary Of state
for organization and transaction OF
business at this place. The new bank
is under the supervision OF the Ger
man-American State bank of Ritz
vile, and began business Monday in
the Ray building, which has been
leased and fitted up for banking pur-
poses. A large brick bank building
will be erected within the next lew
months, however, on the Thiel corner
and there will make its permanent
home. The officers OF the new insti.
tuition are we'll known in Odessa az
careful, conservative men, we'll versed
in banking and under their manage
ment the bank will be valuable ad.
dition to our town. Assistant CASH
Ter w. s. Holmes will have charge OF
the business at this place.-Odessa
Record.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-21
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Once.

spokane balle, Meen.t Juno 10. wv.
A sufacient contest sfadavit having been died
in this once BY Willis AcComo!. contest.
% \, range g. !. y: Il, 6y Lonso Schiller.
Schiller has has wholly abandoned said homo.
stead and changed his residence thereirom 70!
moro than six months last past. And that ssid
entryman has failed to reside on said land ct
any time since making said entry. and that
said alleged absence from the said land Wa
not due to his employment In theArny. navy,
or marine corps Of the United States q private
soldier. ofacer, seaman, or marine. during the
war with spain. or during any other war 10
which the Omitted statee may BE- engaged. Said
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence toucnins3;s aid silesstions q
n. ssser and a. The
land md once nee IN spoksne Fails. w.:hineton: .
devit. died June. 10. 1906. Get forth fact
which show that aitef due diligence personal
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given BY due ana proper PH6lication;
EUGENE B. HYDE. Receiver.