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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-26

A crowded house greeted the Method
list Sunday School at their Christmas
entertainment given at the church on
Monday evening. Each number on the
program was enthusiastically rendered.
The church was beautifully decorated
and the large tree presented magni-
ticent appearance. 1t was lighted with
"a incandescent lights, and many costly
presents helped to make the trees a
delight to look upon. Old Santa Claus
made his annual appearance and brought
good cheer to the little folks. A most
enjoyable time was had by all and the
entertainment was a decided success.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-26

Mrs. H, Schmidt, of the Hotel Ritz
vile left on Thursday for Whitehall,
Montana, for months visit with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schmidt, mine hosts
of the Hotel Ritzville, received a
Christmas visit from their son, A. B.
Schmidt.
]. Kellenberger and wife of Trail, B.
c., are in the city on visit to the
family of Chas. Ulm. Before their
return Mrs. Kellenberger will visit
friends at Washtucna.
Moses S. Taylor, a farmer living
nineteen miles northwest of Lind, will
sell his stock and farming tools January
9Th and, with his family, will take up
his residence in Ritzville.
Mrs. AL Troyer and son returned
Sunday from a two months trip to
lola, Kansas, and she brought with her
neice, Miss Daisy Groom, of lola,
who will make her home here.
Among the visitors in town from
other parts of the county are Attorney
R. S. Hamilton, of Lind; E. F. Bick-
ford, of Hatton; G. w. Ellington and
VIM. H. Hodson. of Ellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Reeder are the
recipients of fine silver service as a
Christmas present from one of the
wholesale houses with whom Mr.. Reed
err does business. The set is beauty.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-26

Miss Inez Harer, the Spokane con
tralto who has charmed several audi
ences in Ritzville heretofore with her
beautiful voice, spent Christmas day at
the home of VIM. M. Proctor, of the
First Congregational church.
Hon. S. A. Wells and wife, of Spo-
kane, spent Christmas with their chill
dren at the Willow Springs dairy ranch
north of town. Mr.. Wells is receiver
of the u. S. Land Office in Spokane.
Miss Mcdonnell who has been teach
ing in the Rankin district has gone to
Spokane to spend the holidays with her
parents. If she finds congenial en-
ployment elsewhere she will not return
to her school,
D. C. Barronett and family and
Leonard Starr and family spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Laugh
lin in Lind. Mr.. and Mrs. Laughlin
will leave for their new home in Sunny
side about the first of the year.
The new skating rink in the Richter
building was opened to the public Sat
urday evening and large crowd was
in attendance. The Ritzville cornet
band furnished music and merry band
of skaters enjoyed the occasion until
late hour.
: Henry Zimmerman, ex-sheriff of
Adams county, sustained very severe
fall in Richter's Rink and broke his
left wrist, and otherwise bruising HIM
self. DR.. Hewitt reduced the fracture
and Mr.. Zimmerman is out again, but
he will not skate any more for awhile
He is doing nicely.
The many friends of Elder W. r.
Cunningham, the venerable land and
loan man, will be pleased to know that
he is again able to be in his office and
give his personal attention to business
matters. He has been confined to his
room for nearly two months with an
attack of rheumatism and other all
ments.
S. D. Douglas, county clerk elect, re-
turned this morning from visit to his
parental home in Iowa. He reports
very cold weather in the east and
doesn't hesitate to add that Washing
ton, her people and climate, are salts
factory to him. His brother, VIM.
Douglas, Of Lind, was visiting here
Christmas.
The first accident at the new skating
rink occurred Saturday night when
James Harding, whose momentum had
become accelerated to such a degree
that he was unable to turn at the
corner, crashed into the glass at the
front of the building, breaking two
large panes and cutting his hands and
wrists severely.
Tuesday at high noon Mr.. VIM. Doug
lass and Miss Grace Embree, both Of
Lind, were married at the home of S.
u. Douglass, county clerk-elect, on
| Knob Hill, Rev. B. E. Koontz of the
Methodist church officiating. The we'd
ding was solemnized in the presence of
relatives and immediate friends of the
family. A wedding dinner was served.
Richard Schenk, formerly with the
Myers-Shepley Co. of this city, but
now with the Blakely Dry Goods Co. of
Spokane, spent Christmas with his
wife and her sister, Mrs. Uranium, at
the latter's home on College Hill.
Mrs. Schenk will remain here for some
time yet before joining her husband in
the city by the falls.
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CHRISTMAS
PR & S E Mt s

Let us call your attention to a
few holiday lines that you may
have not thought of:
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9.ss 18th ne. Tr. b. 10. 30
/ Redwood, ID C, tir....l2 co
I Br;ghtw'd, 20 acres 10. oC
Lot 81 81 1927 100
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COLORED.
I04 ID ne. Or :. IL. IS
10 I'd ne. Or .....12.35
APARTMENTS.
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n NV, d, 8, 6r and b
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Conn Gy near u. Sr, hS2. 80
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! The Allenhurs.. 1ith and
; Col I'd, sr,b apis. S3S. 90
aud 5000.
Park I'd NV. nesr 1lth. ;
/ & Or & b. $3.50 & 80. 80
The Avon. 18th and Co,
I'd, 5r. b apis. $50. 80
and $31 90.
L NV bet 18th & 18th, s
! K Or & b apis, $3.50
to S3T.M.
The Elteron. 18th and
Col I'd. 5r.b apis. $35. 80
aud $3.50.
The SteddeTt. 5r. h. .3. 90
1874 Kenesaw. Or. b.35 90
lI745 willard. Or. b..32 90
d Sc bet 18th & 18th. 81
& b apis. s24 & S26. 90
Mass av sc bet 18th and
18th. 4 & ii & b apis,
x22.5o. S25 and SGT 90
| Morgan NV. 5r and b
/ apis. S25. 90 and s2T ~
FOL RIav NV. Or. b. %. 90
3oT Il NV. 5r. b. SO
n & Q, No /. Tr, b. .22 90
iB. & O.. No 2. er. b.20. 90
T69 Girard NV, Ar. B. 1925
B & Q. No 4. Or. b.. 1900
HIS q ne. Ar. b. -. 1870
i2lsil Quincy ne. Ar. b13.00
236 Quincy ne. Ar. b.13 o.
232h Quincy ne. Ar. bib. 90
PIP Quincy ne, Al. b.. 1900
go Quincy ne. ar. ..13. 90
222Ia Quincy ne. Ar. bis. 90
1904 Quincy ne. ar. bis. 90
232 Quincy ne, Ar, b.i3 90
22+ Quincy ne. Ar. b.13.00
2loA Quincy ne, Ar, bl 500
PIP Quincy ne, Ar. u. l3. &C
214ia Quincy ne. Ar, bi3. 90
\ CoLORED.
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I i43 Chicago ne, Ar. b. ~. sc
APARTMENTS IN THB
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l1i4-46 F NV. .$1O-S16
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Sw cor 18th & Enw. $4-$l5
i20S + nw, room 4. 10. 0C
ms + NV, room 8. 10 90
RES.
2442 18th NV. 40. 90
! 1925 N NV. .35. &C
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Flat No /. 1919 18th 81. NV, rooms and
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122 Fla NV, lii. b40 70 l125 eth ne 7r b. .22 50
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1929 9th NV, 7r, b. 30. 80 Up NV. Or, W.. Is 80
20 II NV, 7r, b. % so GA Sheridan, 5r ID 90
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2230 Q NV. Ior. b. so. 70
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800 2tst NV. i0r. b. so. 90
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t2i Ii nv. l2r. b. so. 10
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9I9 y Y NV NV, 14r. b5o 90
1899 10Th NV. Tor, b.47.5o
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243t Pa ay NV. 11r. has 90
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ei4 10th NV. Tor, b.. 40. 20
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2104 Pa av NV. Tor, b. 30. tO
so lith NV, Or. b. 40. 90
230B l4th NV. Or. y. 81 20
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~ Quincy NV. Or, bias. 90
1922 y i ay, Or, b.. 80 so
20 Il ne. Tor. h .. 80. As
1886 klngman pl NV,
er; b.,........... %. so
1908 18th NV, Or, .2s 90
91S LIST NV. Or, b. .2S on
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62O f nw....... .S10-S2s
The Regina" 3r, b.
basement 49,. .2a. 90
Century bldg. r is. 20 90
STO,
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1913 n Y av......SI
ii ID NV. SIS. 90
STAI
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III Ia av NV, st. fis / SOC
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1929 n Fl av. 15r. d.. 80
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3043 r NV. 17r. bis
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: 1928 18th NV. lar, b.. rs
1900 E Cap. l2r, 2b....l00
1921 q NV. 1lr. b. $500
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i747 Q NV. Tor. b. 1890
2034 Hlllyer III. los. b75 90
l7IT s DIV, 1ir, b. rs. 90
30l1 y NV. f7r. b. 90
1917 + NV. Or. b. IS 90
1892 VI nv NV, 12r. 2b79.0o
lTi0 L NV. 1lr. b. .-65 90
1886 Park n,v.i2r. b. $500
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931 X nv. l2r. h. 90
202S + Dw. Tor. b. 900
POPS J. NV. Tor. b. 5000
2030 + nv, l0r. h. 60 90
2o32 + NV, Tor. b. 5000
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1895 + NV. Tor, b. co. 90
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S15.R3l09 18th NV. 4stalls
SIS. r 1920 T nw.2 stalls
SIS. Rear i4l1 n NV
5000. Rear 1923 Q NV
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1926 18th. 90. -. 1856. 90
1915 18Th. 13r. 2b 1850
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-12
BY Nj. J, FARNBAKER,
Former Secretary X. |. r. LEAGUE,


The Old sojers. as ponderous on
their feet az draft horses and slow
thinking as a Mexican burro, came "a
CATO yesterday occupying first place
60 wage battle with the perfects. and
a result they hold 70 the top round
ofFhe ladder hy merely a single game
which can be turned loose today when
the Perfects will force them to move
OVER and make room. f7r them
is upon two processing. succe sWc
days, Il va Roland. William Roland
better known as 1nrTCH1 ROLAND.
who IL The sikey-logical moment
lammed ont a single whom it was
most needed sending a Cairo ba rlln-
ner across the home plate with the
only run made by either club Ia The
game
Capt Wills uotter ont iii crack
scuthpaw. Christman, to the slab. hay
ing saved and greomed him for the oc-
casion The Perie.ts went them one
better. Cap Dithridge tearing the
blanket off "H0nus" Wagner. sending
nj 70 The post fine and fin as a fiddle
and looking every inch the winner
that he proved TO be in the end
f'hriTtnian was a good selection
CAM. Wills having no better in the
stable, bur he was ou;ciassed by Wag
me- who pitched rings around aim.
Christman. who previously had been
an enigma 70 the Perfects. proved no
puzzle yesterday, although as fast as
eyer. simply because of Some
thing that made him easy to solve.
Honr Wagner gave FIVE passes 10
frst during the game because of the !
high wind thai blew down the field |
causing his curves frequently to go
astray but in every instance he came |
or Of the hole with colors flying.
There We're several opportune times |
that a hit for either side would have
scored runs, but so mastery was the
work OF DO h lab artist and SO pha |
nomenal the fielding that the neces
sary blngle was not forthcoming until
The last half Of tn eighth inning when
Rissell, who had singled. advancing 10
second on an ont, scored When Dutch"
Roland landed en- one that tore it's way
over first base into right field.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-12

I found the blood stains OF the wound.
ed paw on the moor and grass outside.
but the panther had vanished in the
deep shadows Of the swamp.
ON investigating the pulpit and room
/ discovered signs which showed the
panther had made den OF the old
cbirch for a long time. and the sw3l-
iow-nest pulpit mp ON the wall. whele
once the Huguonot minister had stood
now served her for a bed
The belated cotton-boat picked me
up tLat morning. and as the captain
bound up ms elawed arm he told nae
ihat more than once he had heard the
vail Of some beast which he supposed
must be a panther. as his boat round
ed the woody bluff where the old
faeetiHg-hJuse stood.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-12

look at me, her long powerful body
was brought full into the moonlight IN
all its terrible beauty
Perhaps il was more than fascina-
ton; il may have been fear from the
first so numbtug ME that | hardly knew
/ was afraid Bur when the wicked
mead began Ia sink between the high
shoulders, when The eyes commenced
to change color, and The long tail
quickened ana lwilched as it moved
from side to side. | understood my
danger A quick, sure shot would save
me-but Where was my rifle? was
afraid to move. too terrified to think.
Then from beneath the huge paws the
moon glinted on the dark steel barrel
Bat my fingers closed about he
handle oNmy hunting knife, and as she
witched ana sW3yed for the spring.
felt thar my chances We're worth the
TRIAL Every muscle In tile sinewv
body suddenly grew tense Her mead
dropped tin ID jus cleared the floor
There was a CULVER through the long
lean frame, scream-and then an
answering scream such yell as thar
cat never heard before uttered it 80
Unexpectedly so frlEhtfully, that the
beast was startled In her leap, and
went off an instant sooner than She
intended, with such q twist that She
rose nigh in The air ana sweryed In
her aim, landing across the back OF the
bench instead of upon me She made
Z vicious srab me In passing. bat fl
tell short and rs She struck the back
2f the bench her weight and the We
iocity OF her spring overturned it with
q crash. ana [ came DOWN on the floor.
underneath, Shat in between the back
md the seat as though under AN up
.arned trough.
Her lightning swiftness had saved
me. As the bench turned She sprang
way, else she might have caught me
ts II turned ana dragged me with her
o the floor Before / knew exactly I
What lad happened She bounded back
lDon the bench, growing ana clawiug +
n my wooden shell al She might have n
1awed huge turtle. The solid ends
II The bench prevented her getting at
ny feet or head but az the same in
tant, IL seemed we discovered large
rack between the edge Of the seat
nd the floor The panther pushed her
are yellow teeth under. close 20 my
ace. greeted her with another yell
hat set her back upon her launches
gain She threw herself upon the
ench. and like a flash thrust paw
eneath and buried the claws in my
rm. In "a moment ! would have been
ragged from my shell; but / was
'atchins for that paw and met it with
~ knife must have driven the
lade nearly through it, for with
clip Of pain and fright she eaped
way
Again and again She made at me,
M struck AT the crack, but could not I
ring herself 10 risk another paw he
eatn. In TRYING 10 get my wounded
rm from under me moved the bench
ne panther snarled and retreated / y
loved It toward her and called A.
very move she backed further Off
biting and snar.iHg. until heard her
ap past the end run along The wall
nd spring There was a crash of +
ass two 'or three long leaps on the
lrf outside then AN was still
She had gone but I did not follow
ld shoot her I was content 10 lie .
iere till daylight lent me more
rength. When at last I crawled out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-12
-. -. !

Chrstman did not prove the On ema
o the Perfects Thai the Old Solers
c9adden w expected The efi hand
Periects had no difficulty in hitgng
him from tho of side OF course
there is a good reason for this bur IFS
a professional secret and not fer pub.
LEGATION II Capt VIII don't believe
this stick him back in he hox on
Wednesday and The Perfects viii prov
i in TWO ways