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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-20
SPEAK OUT
OR FOREVER HOLD
YOUR PEACE!

152 acres, good four-room
frame house, also rent house,
well; 2 cement cisterns; good,
big, deep tank or large fish
pond. 90 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture; plenty Of
timber; D miles from court
house. Is in splendid repair.
Fence posts are cedar. Good
barns. Is close enough to
have advantage of Graded
s c hool, Ursuline Convent.
TexasW oman's College, Allen
Academy, or A. and M. Col
lege. Land is new and pro-
ductive; no gullies or washes
high and dry elevation. This
tract is worth at least $4,000
per acre, but in order 10 close
out will sell at.--now listen
Only $12 so per acre
Please 90 not blame me il
the other fellow buys it.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-20
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

digests what you eat. takes. the strain on
Of the heart. and contributes nourishment
strength and health 10 every organ OF the
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach. Inflammation OF the mucous
momkTanes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
Of the Stomach
AMER esfnz. myfood would distress ne b. making
~ heart paiplfais ana I would become ven weak.
Flnaiy so boule of kodol ard L gave me lmlno-
date relief. Aiier using aiew bottles an cured.
MRS. LoRiSo HlcHoLS. Penn Yan. n. Y.
ihad stomach trouble and was IN bad stsis as
rad hcart trouble with Il. ! took kocol Dyspepsia
Cure Tor about four monihs ard u cured ne.
D. KkuBLE Esyada. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
M~aacmeine staatsaciete.

lflgeleslld berubt itlio ncfiiut, 3itrl @crIaufe
9e0altel dnli Serfuuf nnoebpter, nerf1uft ges
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ectileDett, .Gnsportirts IL g9aeen, Nurren,
SbtebiattrI Dher Sn1r5cugen irgenb ipcIobcr
WI oelhD Ger bon gtbs nm M0ialtbcbdlietIl
p1.t BON leliiltdci ooer priuateIt Sdultublas
AttuHlcplG en-, &elerll, Sotrannteit. Nuupldbet
tno arloere;t Bldben gcnorimen ooer gelams
httti gee AM wager 9ebalten uoer nuf dnbere
geell3 oe. uaert, in Suiocl ODER Seriebr ees
pteut retr-t, potr IN beioen Sdlen cine Straie
mo so GO benz Grmeficu oes 9erihtS pocr
eiIle5 ,Sttr s.sri9ters, bur iueI0em fulbes Ser
aegeli o.slanoelt ipiro. 3n Den 6daen eincr
HE trgero elu Sergebet infer ben g(bibllitteil
500 Bis 3l4 angefettetl Strafe ODER etrafeIL
lou ole SdIlte an beiL Staat oeben NIB Ole an.
nete 9ulIle an pen 9lAener, iino lou coueltirt
fueroen, lpte diloere Straten.
314. Sic SeriitgitIDel Der Slbfhnitte 30G
bis 3l4 folen feline glnucnouta fin0en Ilr
lol6e Eer, 'feIt iuel9e inl0e 6dbtten. Ghu6.
Nriige, Gunnen, 5diier, Gosl3 oher mtbcre @e,
fdbe aeltor- men, iue9Geben. nugetloinincn bobelt,
oher Fir pc Gonlnntirltn1 Der Miinerals. Spi
6a< 6her Gtberilben S8nller. enn gSet1 9ier,
2n0erbicr, SSeiBbicr ohcr ntnere 4etrirtc. ubcr
WtiIh. Creme ODER hererI Groonfte. %eiul3licblim
Gtscrenc pclbe bon Den @ipentbii1tcri IN bic.
felbe1 nerpudt pliroeil, beritten, noer ncI6e
~oerfelbet 'ito, mdbrerb ie Die &iidaabe an Die
Gt9eiitbi.nler e%rlpnrtelt, nod iolell Die Sertiis
aiinaen oct Ib'bnitte 306 his 314 Iniueitollllg
iilben onf ir9eio eincn glbidu Snnlmler. Der
hieie @efibe In Der rc9uIdreu gIlSiibung feires
@ef6dttes iarrmcIt, ioipcit ith ioIhe Gerfhnnlr.
Gen auf ben &ciib foI0cr Sibbcn. G0a0teIli,
&iloel Miilerta. 5olnts. ebpbons, Stril9e, Stoll'
ben; es fol- iebp6 unociphlih fir irs
9enb cine Gerlon ODER G1rncrf9nft fein. inter
ben Seriilotr9en biefer elite cine 2ci6reis
re9iftrircit, neI6e BORDER oocr 5lir 3eit Der nc
gtitrirllttg bon irgcllh elmer Eerfun uhcr stir
perf6ntt in ontem @lnuben ueniitt mirb uocr
Dungeli oiefer Stfte ODER anf anoere gSeiie.
2. Whldltttt. - llno eS fol- berurbHct ieilt,
oab oteie gite bonn Satl11 ibrer Innubme an
In strait tretcn fuu.
llnter6ei6net ant 6. WiirS 1906.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
9~lqacmcinc Etaatsgcicbc.

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mo MID. icr Slt1 iir leo loIbe S''SeV''
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ale SnoiuIoI mo GortJra men, perry sirtcp
llebcl o. gbl9uilte l' II nil9 ~ 't SIsn,
9liie - % uerIrldDcll t!I SsuHa .,,1roocr
COUNT }'eIbcm ith lolDe Nrnloe fnd's ~
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itnn. ,.r,raret hnb
GricScn. tr oicfc9 5tdG.r. IN PEN SonlI9'
in n ras &erC'fel ldiigelilHoeli 9ni.
rrf M Sic Slfolorr. III enllbetoelt, nm
WcIhI, o., N >trnfcn, lgt.tbe inter Den Srus
hifinnru ~ fc ,ulitiil mo mo itlbt ilber
elm not. fT pcrbduBCt ilto 6l coutiilrelt,
f,t6 hrn 'rcsiibcrtrglcr inter Viir1ldnlt mr.
icincT \ I'M Nrc;ygcri1t feitjllbalielI, mo
t,s,,,t tir0fbaft Mol Geilellt miro. iblt
no% ,iIlluib }t iCilhCt, bis Gin iolbc3
McybS, .trsci. Is fUl Die Yfli6t bcS
Sto9ts, Ser pcri0icbcnel Counties fem,
Sds iii. . bce 10. gtbidnttte5 bieic5 Gus
P'felo t3 III lluo fet eS pcruronet, ouf,
onr ISL; mclde fir Die tlcbertrctaugcn Der
S.ronifin 6ieier stfte nit Mb8Ie BET Guueis
tin,,sacr m u-o fOldGl Soiten. iitr luel6e
MGR "i.t uHoe-5ro Oorgefeben lit, 6uinrtrtel
nit i.1Cao ctlcm 2ctrnpe. iuel0er burd) Die
Gtunt5 sort E Hetcrnatlon eiit9elorllllen
lpiirbc. Der ori ben credit oes GtautS : Sort
Nelcruc 1DEJ9 in bdS Stnnt5 . S4dbnlllt eilts
bcidblt mc, en-. lpelber 5oro hermit geiduffert
miro; uuo ME Seloer in Dem genanllten 6ono
iiIo hermit itr Den 3iucd oeS 5oritf6ubes, bic
@criuultrgG, ben @riub NM Die @rpetteruIa
Der Jurit . 9teicrpati0nen inter Der Streition
Scr Stnats Soriibebbrbe ucrlutIliGt.
1G. 9bi0nitt, - llnb iei c5 beriuiatgt, bab
bic Summe bon fiiniuubbrcibi9 6unoert Sol.
lars ($3500) bierruit ii6rIih iitr Die 6tolnls
iabre 1907 unb 1908 neruiuigt lit, nm Die
4ropiituuen oieicr elite uusiufiibren, rlio fir
Sic Ne5d6llr9 Der @ebdltcr mo @usgnbelt, iuelz
6e bier uurPciebeu iiuo.
II. g(bi0nitt. = tlno fci e5 berprhnct, bnB
ole gtiten ober Gbetle bon stftctt lueIbc hclt
Grubiiionen oicfer elite 6lluioerlorfelt, bteriIitt
nioerruieH Iilb.
IS. stbitnitt. - llno fet es hermit brrprbs
net, oaB oicIc Sfte BON Dem SGtlll ibrCr @tHs
nadine al IN aruit tretct fon,
lltter3ei6net an .. @pril 1906.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
Gtite Tttc, ctilcn mcitcrct Wbidlnitt ocnt Wrtis
e tel l6 ocS 6uhcr upu 1883 ocr nflgcmeincit
1firntlibcn @r'ete Mnrblanb's inter ocm
Snbtitcl .SruftrcS" blniuSniHarr, iuclncr
Nnidlnitt 2i5 fuigcn Euo ais 2f5N bctannt

@ III ~ ptc cunCE uDU 1865 or nlqcnictncu
1tfcntlidlcn wriete @iarblanb's inter bcm
s%nidlnitt 2i3 fuigcn rno ais 2f5A betannt
fciu iptl.
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9i3iuinr bon 1iurDlnnh, hNB bicrmit Gin ipei.
ieret gbfhnitt benz griiIcI Is bes Gooer bon
W. 5S ST,1 SSr al@ffineisp s fftGnilidsn @cicge bon
der Dem Mbf6niti ai5 iolGcm nrS aisg6f6niit
2l5T i55 SeiG HITit isin Hno 'Sie ioIat iauten jon;
oher Gubpdht refernirtcr Grlino5iHs, ,pcIder
idon Gef6nffen 1T pbcr fiinttiGbitt gcftuifeu
iperoell lrnn etnlosbar miro unb Der Eidlter
eir8iibicn, Der Ncithtitcf inbcr oblie IerInnfSs
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men eineS SrliteeS itcbt. obcr fir IebensIdna.
lidbe ,MIltnietnn9 ol@neiett i'll, nber 5n cincm
o%eIeatinlc gitaie aebbrt lam ireenb Gin &c:
ooer penn 9oiirt1 mo has 3ano .Iieecn iraa.
duf bic Getitiuu folder 3rliItces, NllbHiebetoeu
pber @i0clthitlner bon b~efeafibIe 9ftuie. obcr
8ddter ooer Gubpibter bin rad eegcbener
Motifs mo gnbIisirut0 be Ginl6inne rlltorili.
rem. Sine ocrart %erInn0te llcberirnaurpsilr.
tltlloe iWI Dem Gi6ter obcr Gnbpddicr ln6
ocllc1 Srheii, 9lbr1inifirutor inogtudiuIper alc
Hetpfe, Iitcl lilo Snierener ia benz @irino'
95er Stocintbitntcr pcs %Setca'ibie @itate befnt3.
pic 8etiiiorl fol- pic Gage urlo ssibreiblna
@rntoiulltring Der Fn6t poer Gubpnht. burdr
pei6e FOLDER Grnno5iiis ,0efhofiet inuroe, Die
oiefeIbc. e~inISSbar 1T, mo cbenious, bub bic
bonn @eiet n~erIungte Neuahri6tigung bonn
Eddter ohcr. Glbpddtcr 9c9eterl, utb. nnoere
iHr ons @cridt nothlpcroipe Information eiis
haIten unb bon Der fe i'm Geridt c~inrei6enoeu
Ferior bcffiupren iucroen. 1leber bus bonn
Rddltcr ooer SrbpGehter fir ben etnoeIDftci
MnbnicBerbe ODER @ioenibiimcr Der b~efeafibIe
Gitate BEN Geridt iofprt 9tcdeni6Gft ~1hIeoen.
ltito ons @cridt fol- anoronen, IN ipelter9Seifc
0el Nl0CuthiiuIcrn ncrteIlp 1ltfcu nuruIIG prs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
Yagcnteinc StaatSacieke.

nidlts IN ,. afer sdte i6 AM 5rco:ctd.A SaIti'
more 9of1aro. Cecil, - it. Gueel Mines.
9ofloros, Mar0's. .coW y, Charles,
3aibofa, " 3~.cefiers, Y Cl.- Sollerlets
Gountp ODER bic cab 40. bciicbcn lou.
IblNniit ,. - limo IL - Terrier periiigt,
oaB iolele %Iie bonn 3uGc Ibrcv @ltnubiIie an in
&rait tritt.
lntcr3ctNuet am 81. Mlar5 1906.
GIl-61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
I: y 5: : . y :
;: Die iopui(d)e
It Sommerfrif5e
3: :: & g g 8 g

noli6 bate Ser Rentier 9liimer
Die joeale Spmmerfrii4e ges
funoen, nad) Der er monatelang
peraeEenS aeiu4t Bate. Na@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
Ifltt. Goptn @arfiefb,
@uiinerreiir.
@dltb. Garutlc .. geniun,

@dtt6. Garuinc 3. genIun,
Gprcder oeS 0eIeauienbauTes.
9dtb. Sbicpb y. Seth,
Yrdfioent oeS Sen1ts.
gSir beiheiniacn hermit. oub SbcnitebenoeS
qenGlic Ibihriiien Der glfie Der 9egiSlniur bon
Wiar0Ialo, in Der SantarsSibuilg 1906 angc'
ilornireit. itnb, neIhe Der Sounerleiir lno &c.
neral stnipalt fir bic SerDiiertli6ung b~eitintIrtt
bnbet.
". u. 9crch,
Gbef.Glcrf bes Saufcs.
Gubcrt Wlub,
Sefreidr beg GenatS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26

Sm9uitfpiel = Earpcnii (sn
ieiner @attin)ss sd bitt' Gid lad),'
bod nidt, no Ellie lad)eil mir
laden %ertra!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
9telte

@ieI perIongt. Nei,c
@utsbeiiterin (5umSerwnIter): Ser
Sii6nerItou seidat mir ieDr gut, aber
oas elpigc 8adern getirt mid! 49,.
@ofientlit meroen it'd Die Siibner
nit ser 3eit oieie galiernmanier ab.
g%epobncn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26

Mud Sitel. y n@as iinb
Sic Bonn, Ingctlagter2" sd bin
G%ereinsoiener- pom SereinSoiener-
Gerein!"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Why not open a bank account The
First National Bank will assist you to do
50 by furnishing you with a Home Saw
ings Bank in which to keep your savings
until you have accumulated enough to
deposit. They will open your bank upon
presentation and place the contents, Of
large or small amount, to your credit
and pay you interest at 5 per cent from
date of credit, interest to be computed
and credited to your account on January
list and July list Of each year. Try this
savings system and you will be surprised
at the amount you will accumulate. II
will pay you to investigate.
Don't overlook the white goods sale at
the Ritzville Trading Co.'S 1t will last
Just ten days,
THE ONLY SAFE WAY to keep
your valuable papers. ETC.. is to have a
safe deposit box IN a fire and burglar
proof vault. The First National Bank
has all Of these facilities and will rent
you box at a reasonable figure. Your
patronage is courteously solicited.
Call up. walk up. ride up or any way
to get up to the Ritzville Trading Co. S
white goods sale.
You cannot afford to overlook our 3oc
assortment of drawers and corset COW
ers. Ritzville Trading Co.
Ask to see our line of silk komonos.
Ritzville Trading Co.
See what Buster Brown has to say next
week.
CFoss.-Land and insurance.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
MUSICAL TREAT OF SEASON
Philharmonic Concert Company
to Give Recital a the First
Congregational Church

The Philharmonic Concert Compan.
will appear in Ritzville. Tuesday even
ing. October 9th. The violin. the corne'
the piano and the human voice will ca,
be represented by noted devotee.
Karl Riedelsberger. the violin virtues
will not only add charm to the svenir
program by his playing. but in the ate
noon Of Tuesday will give free lectur
pm music in the public schools at u
High school auditorium.
Fannie Ferguson. the soprano soloi.
IS favorably known to Rit1ville audienc,
having appeared here with the Ferguse
sisters lady quartette.
Ruby King, pianist and accompani
has won high praise wherever she h
played.
Raymond Lehr. the boy cornetist. vi
graduated from 4 musical conservatoi
at the age Of twelve. is noted for h
technique and musical conception. I
hear him will alone he worth the price
admission.
Remember the time, October 9th. an,
the place. the First Congregations
church. and the price. reserved seats
IS cents. general admission. 50 cents
children 50 cents. Reservations at pos,
Office.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
LOCAL EVENTS Of THE WEEK.
TOGETHER WITH A PERSONAL MENTION
OF THOSE IN ThR nOvlN0 PAN.
ORAnA OP LOCAL HISTORY.

A very serious fire was averted on the
Mohler place. twelve miles southeast of
Ritzville. today. MIR. Mohler and son
were In town with load of wheat and
I've Of the small boys started 4 bonfire
under lot of header boxes which were
lying in the barnyard. Mrs. Mohler
discovered the FIRE and saved the straw
stack which stood near. If it had not
been put out ~ the time it would have
destroyed the house and other buildings.
A young man named Straton sustained
= bad fracture Of the lex yesterday.
caused by the wheels Of heavy wheat
wagon passing over him. The young
man vas driving eight horses to trail
wagon and in an effort to adjust some
sacks that were out of place. while the
team was moving. he lost his balance
AID fell uader the wheels three Of which
passed over the lex. He is At the home
Of G. Leoaard on College hill.
James Smith Of Delight. stockman and
fancier Of blooded stock. was among the
south end visitors this week. He Is 70
years Of age and has recently returned
fron an extended trip to Kansas, Indiana.
Arkansas. Oregon and California. He
reports that his son. T. b. Smith, .
stockman. well known here. who recently
sold his stock ranch eight miles east OF
Ritsville for $4,000. has bought prop
efty In Redding. California.
J. 8. Alley, the thresher operating
near Ritzville. who skipped out last
week leaving number of unpaid bills.
worthless checks and other cuss-provok-
ing things was caught near Tacoma last
Saturday and was escorted home BY
Sheriff ellison. He 10 now boarding at
the ellison Grill and will have to stand
trial In the Superior court for issuing
checks that we're cultus.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Woods. Mr.. and
Mss. d. E. Zent. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Doran. Mrs. w. w. Zent, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. R. Clark. Mrs. D. w. Pettijohn and
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. ]. Joyce were among
those who visited the opening Of the
Spokane Interstate Fair last Monday
being witnesses OF the night parade CIV
en- by the 10000 Club and Mystic Order
of E.Nsk-ops,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
Two Injured in Runaway.

A serious runaway occurred neaI
Tracy. east Of town. last Saturday eve.
ming. Mrs. Guss,e Doerschlag and her
brother. Henry Rushmeier. were driving
home from town when the horses became
frightened and ran away. The horses
crashed into wire fence and against a
telephone pole, throwing the woman and
boy violently out Of the vehicle. When
they were picked up it was found tina,
both had sustained painful injuries. the
boy having an arm broken and one dis.
located. The woman had hip dislo.
Gated. The horses we're so badly hur,
that both were killed.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26

H. ]. ALERT, candidate for county com
missioner from the third district on tn
Republican ticket, has just returne
from months vacation which he sper
enjoying the equable climate of Puge
Sound for the benefit of his health. H
owns a valuable farm near Memo an
is 4 member of the present board
county commissioners where he ha
given the public honest and capable SCI
vice and deserves return to bis Office
The Pacific Amusement Co. closed
their performance here last Saturday
and wandered away. Some doubled
back on the trail. some remained here
and some have gone on in search Of new
and greener pastures. Altogether it was
snide outfit but furnished a diversion
for our citizens which proved partly
profitable.
Chas. E. Herschberger Of Wslla
Walla. but formerly a merchant OF this
place having an interest in the mercan.
tile business of Myers-Sheplev Co., was
looking after his business interests here
this week.
Fred Monroe Irby. globe trotter and
tourist. blew in Tuesday after spending
4 season in Alaska where he reports the
climate too frigid for thin people who
have to work for living.
Little Willie Sapp. the young brother
of Mr.. Charley Sapp. is very i'll Of
typhoid fever but is reported better un-
der the careful nursing Of his aunt, Miss
Matte Sapp.
The Ladies' Ard Society of the Meth.
odist Church held their first monthly
dime social for this year last Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ]. H.
King.
The Missionary Society Of the First
Congregational church meets next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. E.
Shipman at the home on Knob hill.
]. M. Adams, the jovial landlord of
one of Ritzville's millinery emporiums.
was present at the opening of the Spo-
kane Interstate Fair last Monday.
Gus Frederickson and George Tinnel
leave Sunday for North Yakima, where
they we're called to sit on the grand and
petit juries.
Jas. Rogers returned Monday evening
from trip of inspection of Idaho prop.
erty interests.
, Jack Hauschild had powdered steel
clown into his right eye injuring it badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Starr were visi-
tors at the Spokane Fair this week.
Have you registered?
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26

At the Office Of Elder W. r. Cunning.
ham. Sept. ~. 1906. Levi L. Collier. Of
Fletcher. and Miss Gertrude Pierce. oil
Washtucna were united in marriage.
Elder W. r. Cunningham. officiating.
Levi Collier is the eldest son Of J. F.
Collier, the real estate man. and is we'll
known and liked throughout the country
Miss Pierce is the eldest daughter Of
Mrs. V. Pierce. and a brother Of J. F.
Pierce. clerk in Davenny Brothers. The
young couple will take bridal Il W to
California where they will spend . cou-
pie Of months. They will reside on the
J. F. Collier farm 10 miles south Of town
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
School Notes.

Prof. A. W. Taylor reports . largeI
attendance than at this time last year.
Miss Matte Walton of last years grad.
uating class is assisting Miss lobe At
the Lincoln school.
VIM. Fletcher has been elected cap
tain Of the football team and Otto Couch
manager. The girls have organized
their basket ball team under the direc.
ton Of Miss Wagner.
wheat" the school monthly paper 10
being issued from the press Of A. G..
Hinckley under the editorship Of Oliver
Lewis. assisted BY Paul Fowler a. bust.
ness manager and and an efficient corp
Of sub-editors.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26

mI. anu WIS.
for Spokane. where they have recently
erected 4 new residence on their prop
erty At GOO Knox avenue. They have
been residents Of this county for the past
sixteen years and are old and honored
pioneers. The gentleman has made a
comfortable fortune in Adams county
out Of his business and his investments
10 lands, and will now retire for enjoy.
ment of the fruits Of his labor. He is
heavily interested in the Du Borgia min.
ing district which he expects will become
great paying proposition within another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiand will carry with
them the good will and esteem Of hosts
of friends and acquaintance throughout
the county. who will be sorry to lose
them as neighbors.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
Delegates Return.

All the delegates to the Republican
State Convention have returned. Those
going from this county were: W. w
Zent. E. A. Davis, F. c. Henneberg and
John F. Irby of Ritzville. J. J. Merriman
of Lind, N. E. Irby and DR.. J. W. Tullis
of Cunningham. DR.. Tullis was made
chairman Of the committee on creden.
tials, w. w. Zent was chairman Of the
committee on order of business. Mr.,
Davis was also appointed state central
committeeman from this county to sue.
coed John F. Irby. The convention was
held in Seattle Wednesday. Sept. 10TH
and was very harmonious gathering.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
Concert Saturday Evening.

Prof Ed. J. Carey. 4 cornet virtuoso,
has been engaged to instruct the Ritz.
vile Band and to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation Of Prof. Jas. Austin.
The band will continue to give the usual
weekly concerts as long as the weather
permits. The first concert under the
new instructor will be given next Satur.
day evening. Sept. 20. the following pro-
gram being under rehearsal:
March uncle Sammy" Holman
Selection midland" Southwell
March college Life Frantzen
Overture "Ameri.an Triumph" Miller
Two Step MRS. Sippi" Russick
March Blaze Away" Hickman
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26

From August 27th until October 3Ist
inclusive the Northern Pacific will sell
one way second-class colonist tickets
from St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and
Superior to Ritzville for S77.so. II you
have any friends in the East who are in
tending to come West now 10 the time to
tell them Of this rate. or If you will give
me the address l will see that they are
nstihed. E. w. LYONS. Agent.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
Thiers Prehistoric Bones.

According to the Spokane Chronicle
Mayor Fed Thiel Of Ritzville has on
exhibition in his office a joint Of the
backbone ri some prehistoric animal
which WAS found in q layer Of alkali
formation IL feet from the surface
The hone 10 seven inches across the
long way, and two and one half inches
thick with an opening through which
the spinal column passed, and is nine
'nches in circumference. There we're
four small bones near the large one,
but no one that has seen them g,ves
any idea ~ to what part Of the body
they belonged.
A. soou as the report reached this
Office . reporter rushed over to His
Honor's private Office. where after the
heat Of the daily struggle with muni-
cipal affairs the mayor spends short
quiet time figuring out how much he
il making out OF the wheat business
and how much he won't make out OF
the county treasursrs Office. Push
ing on the door We found it locked, so
We peepsd through the keyhole for q
eight Of the mysterious ver,ebrse
The mayor was seated IN the center
OF the room with his relics Of antiquity
scattered about. In one hand he held
an iron tripod somewhst resembling
the fork with HE Satanic Majesty is
pictured, and the other hand held
open = book bearing the title, "Physi.
ology OF Msstodons" in which Mr..
Thisl Was absorbed
After repeated knocking We were
admitted and our host informed us
that the bones belonged to "Ximari"
chief in the tribe Of the Wisseks, q
prehistoric native people Of this coun-
try who we're men twenty-five feet in
height and had reached the zenith OF
their intellectually about the time
Mt. Rainier WAS hole in the ground
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Ritzville. WASH. week ending
September n, 1906:
Ladiss-McFarland. Mrs Rose; Stone,
Mrs S F; Seymore, Miss Edna.
Gentlemen-ArchibAld. ID A; Baker,
Olive; Bauman. Jon T; Baker. L r:
Block. Fred; Delahaye. Frank: Dyer.
John; F,llard, A A: Hoadley. Nick:
Kyohn. Datleft: Johnson, Frank G:
O'Conoll. James; Reilly. VIM: Sap.
Orm; Shirlar. Jacob; Sutton. E s; Smith
Hiram; Smith. F A.
Persons claiming the above will please
say Advertised" and give date Of this
list. John F. IRBY, p. M.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-26
Estray Notice.

Came to my place September "a. 1906,
one bay mare branded OIL on left hip
two white hind feet. star in forehead
right hind foot crooked. weight abou'
$50 pounds. wild. Owner can have SAINT
by proving ownership and paying
charges. JACOB ZELLER,
Township 70. range 20. section I
Adams County.