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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

BAN TIE RABBIT h'f ." I'VE Siph-
forty-scTen years OF estranscnenf,
r,--1 gtiZFi with a quick thrill rabbit
rtin.
"E-il1y- Bunny. bunny Joe called
b. L. '+'s obliged - r"Peat u several
tla-cs Le!0sc a s).t riisii.iis was heard
In the bushes and a par OF bis SOFT
eyes boxed nj Them from the foi'aEe.
He sees YOU Tom. whispered jos
pos y" step "i'A J"~t h'''e-
Tom did 80. anu ni"hieht h'er 81"
the rabbit hop 70 Jor- siur ahh rai-"
Itself upon It's hind legs f"ciins ap0u'
Joe with Its nose But IL hlh not az
tempt TO reach the blouse p"ket hai
contained seeds. as Bunny did not
care for seeds. Instead II poked It's
nose into n capaciou- lower p"chet
where there were pieces OF apple snd
lettuce leaves and green vegetables
which were more To Its liking when
Il beeame satisfied and returned To the
bushes Win large lettuce ieat IN IT'S
mouth Joe reJ"ined bis brother.
do all the wood creatures KNOW you
Ike that. Joef Tom asked. almost en-
viously.
Most. but some OF ems more shy'
The hermit thrush and scarlet tanagsT
wont eat less ! go deeper INT" the
woods. an sometimes ] nave TO coax
good long spell forr the partr'dse or
the wood mole VIII come OUT IN sigit
But seneriy were COOL friends here IN
the woods. Yen learn to know an ike
'em jest as wei a~ me pretty soon
N.fr h..0f tn liar
when a hoy.
That was long. long time ago.
Joe. was all Tom said Hut II was
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

head into the blouse pocket. drawing n
out q moment later with the bill full Of
seeds With these he aew to q nearby
limb Joe chBekisd
-Jayb;rt IA lie back ag'ia In . few
minutes he declared He wouldn't
"a lift my elbow IL I'D been By myself.
But he'll soon gil used To ye bein' here
an mebbe git To let ye feed him We
must NIL up your porkets Win seeds
an. things" Several odd. impatient
ehirf,s came from different directions.
and Joe gianc-d knowingly from ooe 70
another -Jaybird II have To hurry
he observed --or there-ii he . los o bills
gettiu' in ahead o him They'd been
here fore now IL IL hadn't beea for
studyin' you I have To al my packets
bout twenty tirnes . day An tain I
ooIy birds Jest come with me . min
ute. Tom He turned gieefuliy into
the bushes. going aside from the house
path Tom followed with an odd hook
OF Amusement on his face.
Twenty or thirty yard. On and Joe
stopped beside \ tiny tresdiike path
which none but Praetieei eyes vouid
have noticed Hut Tom. even over the
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

their confinement and restored to their
proper dignity. stood ln the big room
over the bank Next day the suit was
made further hsiAtable 10y sundry
pieces Of furniture obtained from the
local dealer and the door Fading into
the apartment was decorated with a
neat card bearing the legend. "Profes-
sor Pierre Lucien Gerard. Teacher Of
the Fianoforte''
The professors arrival was the &C
casion Of much speculation on the part
Of the people Of all the Cro>sklils. and
his frs; public appearance in the capac-
ity Of a musician. the result OF a for
fuitous accident. produced real sensa-
ton. Across the hall from his studio
was the lodge room Of an order which
had issued inyits tons for a public In
sfalla ton and banquet to be he'd on the
very evening Of the day on which the
professor had displayed his modest
single Almost at the last moment the
brother who had been expected to per-
form the duties cf organist fell i'll and
there was absolutely no one TO lie found
with su6hcient confidence In himself to
take his place So IL was nothing less
nan an Inspiration. that impeIied Cor
neIius Keenhoits. the active member Of
the music committee. to knock timidly
at the door Of the studio
~Entre1-' came cheeriIy from ~ithin-
Mr.. keenhoits spoke English only.
BOT - opened the door and entered
nsaveIy. T1e professor came forwar0
with a reassurinx smile IN his han1-
sDme face and In English which wua
perSecsly Sdssnatic snd free from -
esst bexe-d HIS visitor TO be seated
~rU mighty gisd yoa can taIk -
-. Orvce>soe.- began the sreaf3I -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

thing I'm H. Bu, we ain, spok. two
name. r,und her. sine. I don't know
when. NJ, old J,e an. FAT Tom. an.
uttI.. an. big John. that away. BEFORE
IN. ,.ctor an pr,arh.r died we did
call out their whol. names, lest TO b.
,tnck IN but NJ, 10, much work right
along ain.t h..r.,i th. name Albion.
sn,l. ou, In twenty wear Hut saw.
stranger bi. volc.. becoming NOR. ami.
uatel atbat house has a big hist'rv.
on. a. the boy. went of an. got him.
sol, sr,,,aI,u. rich =, IA. e,uld buy
railroad. nm. n,l,c,.- nn.-an, shin. on
m. nc,.,n Whom We haar,.b v. l,ok 81
f,r him 4, send n w,.nn full a, vo,d
d,,,n ., hi. hr,,h,.r In,. b,,, he meyer
atd~
.,yiar. a,.s I,a Io-snh liver, ,ha
s,r,ngrr n.l.I eagerly
s,n.,hing In the y,ic. made the
,.,rr,,u ,,,,p,., t,ol a, him ,vond.r,,g.
Iv the, wilt ,,yi,c around him snan.
Ming M. nngrrs frnm time 4, time and
studying the t,IIor made clo,b.- and
IN I,t ,uI ,toy,-s with fr,ul adpir..
-, .,t 80. A, Ia, D.. s.,,.,-..,, "a.
r.,.tiy IA front aps I,oked rur,ouslv
I'M, tb.. str,nrrr'. face Re We hlmY
T.. s.t.t
.-Wbrr,. ,l.,.- Josrph .,litan. liy.Y-
i,,,,,,ti,.r,ttv
IN. vs min, - nnxi,usIy and Nith,u,
tb.. I.a.t u,,ff.,,. N TN. on,.ti,n T1,cu
.4u,t - .,,prs.. ~. IN. IN. -t,th...
shor, IL n. p,,,k,.r,tI his fs,,. r,nriii-
atinsIv ami thrust IL Ia within a few
lp,bcs of th.. strauuerss v,bl.ucri,r
.IIou'd ye do IT, want 10 be scan
ai,u- rirh nvS.if. slways hay. wants,
=, Ia.
.Wu van ten ru, whore NV bruthar
ilv..s or shall ask -,p,. .r.. e,-ey..
..Ye n. him then ,,vouslv. ..,o.ss
~. wan, 4, So. I,. rirht OF IT, mar
raj But I'm foller We down soon. I
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

The origin Of the term -John Bulr'
is thus explained by a London Journal:
Dr. John Bull was the first Gresham
professor Of music. orgsnist OF Here-
ford cathedral and composer to Queen
Elizabeth John. Ike a true English
man. Travelled for Improvement and
having heard Of o famous musician At
St Omer he placs-i himself under him
as a novice. but a circumstance very
soon convinced the master that be was
Inferior to the scholar. The musician
showed John a song which he had COM
posed in forty parts. telling him at shs
same time that he de6esl all the world
to produce a person capable Of adding
another part to his composition Bun
Desired to he left alone and 90 be ~
duixesi for = short time with pen an
ink In less than three hcurs he sdde6
forty paris more to tbe song uppn
which the Frenchman was - mucA
sufprse~i that he swore in great ecstasy
- must be either the devil OF job
Bull. which has ever siDce ben ~
verbal In England
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

hopped to the crook of his elbow and
thrust an inquiring bill into his blouse
pocket Then 8 movement on the
strangers part caused the bill to with
draw quickly and the wings to half rise
But the tips Of Joe's fingers touchsa
the wings care~>ingiy. res~>uringiy.
There. there. Jsybiri.- he ~
scothin<iy. its all right Thst's -
brother Tom who's comm home to 80
with rs You mustn't mind him No.
80 little deeper opening his bIe9
pccket with one Of his fingers. 'yo0U
find the s-esis there all right
The blue jay had cooked his head -
one side in m attitude Of iissenl19
Now. ss though understanding OF ~
o8nizirr the opening behind the AnQ8
~ significant. be s1sitIeniy thrust -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15
! = line /.
Professor
I By GEORGE II. PICARD


~ Ne Afternoon last summer twa
Il u piano. we're unio.asi from
q pretty suburban village on
the west shore Of . great tidal river.
The instruments were neatly boxed
and were both consigned TO Professor
Pierre Lueien Gerard
After the train had puiied out Of the
siding aud was "a its lahorious way
up Rickerstraw mountain Jacob Robb,
who Vas both passenger and freight
agent. seaOsi himself On one of the
boxes-the oue which contained q con-
cert grand the other holding an up
riSht-freed his extinct pipe from its
residue with amusing particularly. re-
nlied II and. sti!l hokiins IL in his
hand. extracted the waybiii from bis
inside vest p,ck.t-
-Pierr. LI:cien Gerard IL H." be de-
cid~i- Now. who Ia thunder II Pierre
Lucien cersniy'
Ne did not waste ans time In trying
to answer the question Mr.. Robb
knew every man. woman and child In
Cro.~kiii. and. for that matter. In all
the adjoining villages Of Upper Cross
kill. South Cros~kili and West Cross
kill There were n pair Of Pierres. .
solitary Lucien and never n Gerard.
Such combination had never exist
In any OF the Crosskills during his
lifetime. and the common cemetery of
the villa g..s contained no evidence that
IL ever had.
As lie specuiated. I-ysander vorhis.
the village truckman. drove up and
without alishting took from his trou-
ser. pocket a Bit OF -oiisd psIer. which
be proceeded to study insiustriousiy.
Anything come for Peer Lucy-Ann
Gee-rsrdf-' he demanded presently.
Yes" Mr. Hobb admitted laconical-
ly. Help yourself. Ly."
"a couple o. packagesr' the truck
man persisted.
I'm sitting ON one of 'cm. but 1 can
get w IL it's neccssary-
Iysanier landed on the platform
with bound and approached the
boxes-
Well. III be-seyerai things" he
CALCULATED with praisew orthy restraint.
Take 'em right along. Ly." tie agent
advised sardonicaily. who owns the
stun. anyhow
ut b'longs to n feller that come up
the river on the Mary Borkins this
mornin'. He's took the SCOT over the
bank and be says he's goin' TO open n
stoody-oo. Said he expected couple
o. pieces o. freight and give me $40 tn
cart IL up
II guess you'll earn your money. Ly.
You'll have TO call out the Crosskill
hook and ladder company to help you" !"
.'I'il land 'em In that stocdy-co just
the same" the truckman declared be-
tween his teeth.
Lyssnder did land them. Before bed
time the two pianos. removed from
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15
line Cop
Between
BY FRANK H. SWEET
oopsrisAf. ss. bs Fr.as II. s~e-s

SNHE town WAS dilspidate,i. ewes,
disr-putsbi- In Ia, neglect. A;
~ the stranger stepped from the
ancient earryail which he had
hali.-,i aud hired from the station plat
form seven miles away be felt the ut
hours from Wall street. aud IL Nigh.
i,- on the opposit. ssie Of the worit
lie lpoks-d about with an air Of gue--
tioaing "Reminiscences. ss though won
d-ring IL he could have been familiar
with sny Of this In a less critical pc
rioi Of his life.
But the history Of IL Was an open
page The young blood aud thew had
( pa. Ia search OF ia. ear OF Progress.
aud many OF the older people had FOL
lowed to help or lean on them tn.
few left were tho,- who had neithe.
outside Interest nor inside ambition.
lie turned - the owner OF the carry
all. who was still regarding the dollar
given him with pleased interest.
"sau you tell me where Joseph Ali
bone livesg'' he inquired
Mono: not round here. An still"
the mans face wrinklins into Intense
thought. "the name does sound nat'ra
HE used % live In thst little hou>..
seros, the street" the stranger said.
pointing with his cane. the one whose
ropf has fallen In"
-Dh. them Alibou.-." with an air Of
relief Il thought the name had some
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15


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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

s..,sr than Paderewski before you afs
through with il mr.
Il suppose that means that me pio-
.sxsar has secured a pupil in the NoSe
,smllv- be returned good hnm'reniy.
well. you ought to kno~ the reN
thing when you see il IL does seem
queer. though that snythins
while has landed in Crosskih
you've BEEN here long tiine' sue
reminded him mischieyousiy
The professor was the hon OF .hs
evening. Everybody made IL point
10 assure him that he was welcome IN
cro-.liil. and his modest and unanect-
"a manner did wonders for him Even
old Maria Hariug. who seldom agreed
with anybody and Was tolerated only
on account Of her money. prooounoeo
him the han.lsomest and most sens'DSs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

.iIE town WAS dilspidatesl. ewes,
disr-putsbl- In II, neglect. A
the stranger stepped from the
ancient carryail which he had
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
County Teachers Meet

About fifty teachers from the various
parts Of the county met In Rit1ville at
the high school building last Saturday
10 the second meeting Of the Adams
County Teachers Association which was
organized at Lind on January 7oth.
Organization was perfected and the
following officers elected: President
Prof. A.. w. Taylor: secretary. A. E.
Nixon 8
In the forenoon the meeting listened to
= paper on school Entertainment by
Miss Georgia M. Donald and one on
"English In the Grades" by Miss Lucille
Mcintyre.
In the afternoon the program was:
Song by chorus. led BY Miss Irene p.
Singer; paper, "Waste in the School.
room" by Leo. y. Casey: recitation.
Miss Ethel Bevard: and discussion on
"Coarse Of Study" by Principals c. w.
Thompson. Of Lind. and J. H. Perkins,
Of Paha.
A committee was appointed to draft
constitution and By laws and report Al
the next meeting which Is to be called
by the officers early in the school year
this TAN.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
NTlNLLE'S BIG ICE PLANT.
MATERIAL AL on Ttso GROUND Alsp
weak ~ Peo0aess. 70 % m OPERA.
TIM 0aPO9a NAV aST.

B. w. James. engineer in charge Of
the work Of building a big artificial ice
and cold storage structure for the Ritz
vile Electric Co. Is here and work has
commenced. 1t Is due Mr.. Werner, the
local manager for the company. to en-
phasize and commend the fact that all
Of the material for the new building was
purchased right at home and is practi.
cally all on the ground and the tounda.
ton of the building is complete. The
brick vas purchased from Henry Flood
and was manufactured by him at Ritz.
vile. The other material was bought Of
the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. and
the White River Lumber Co., through
their local managers at this place where
they always keep big supply on hand.
The machinery and equipment for the
ice plant was purchased from the United
Iron Works Of Oakland. California,
which company is under contract to have
same complete and in successful opera.
ton within IS working days from Febru.
airy list last. A new engine and electric
generator was shipped on February II
and will be installed in the new building
As soon as It is complete.
Condensers will be feature Of the
new plant. The water will all be dis.
titled and the manufactured ice will
therefore be absolutely pure.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
Assessors Start to Work

In order to aid the speedy and accu
rate listing of property in Adams count!
Assessor E. L. Bradley has divided tn,
county into six assessors districts ant
appointed field men to cover the same a
follows:
District No. I. in northeast part Of thu
county, c. H. B. Carlson.
District No. 2. north middle. w. r
Kennedy.
District No. 3, northwest corner. c. H
Schroeder.
District No. 4. southwest corner, d. p
Estep.
District No. S, south middle Of county
Henry Woehr.
District No. 6. southwest corner, T. J
Hodge.
All the men have gone into the field
with the detail sheets and will work ..
rapidly as possible to finish the work
One Of the new features this year which
is in compliance with the new law /,
that all real estate mortgages excep,
those given in the purchase Of propert,
will be listed.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

The following letter was received
BY this paper recently from one Of
our rural subscribers.
Dear Editur: l hereby offer my
resignation as eubscibber to youer
paper, it being Q pamphlet Of such
small konsequeno - not to benefit my
family BY taking it. What you need
in youer sheat 10 some brsnns 4 lots
Of them l. some one two russele upp
some newes and rite editoreals ON live
topiks'no menshan has been made in
shete Of my butcherin . polon chine
hoag vain 800 poundes or the gapes
in tho ehickans Duet this Va. You
ignoar the fact that bot = bran new
Bob sled and that i.trsedid my blind
Mule and say nothin sbouet Hi sim.
pkins jersey Bull calf breaking his 70
frueut leags fslin in = Well and 2 i'm.
portaent Shiverss hsv bin uterle IL.
nord BY your shete to say nothen Of
thee sIisbeticsl poAm beyinnin . 10
for and 4 also ark writ by mi dArtar.
This 10 the reeson youer paper 10 %
unpopular hear. II you don't want edy.
torisls from this place aud aint goin
to put NO newss in your shete 70
don't want said shete. p. .. II you
print in your next may sine Agin
fur your shete.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
Weber--hoppe.

On Saturday afternoon occurred the
wedding of Mr.. Adam Weber and Mrs.
Carrie Hoppe. both Of Quincy. The
ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Mr.. Scheuerle ct the German Lutheran
church. in the presence Of only few
intimate friends Of the contracting par.
ties.
The groom. Mr.. Adam Weber. Is q
well.to.do farmer Of this valley. and 10 =
highly respected citizen, owning one Of
the finest wheat ranches in the Quincy
country. and some very valuable town
property. Mr.. Weber came here from
Ritzville and bought town property and
will erect a handsome residence on the
property formerly owned by G. S. As
bury, where Mr.. and Mrs. Weber will
make their future home. The bride ID
we'll and tavorably known here and both
have the good wishes Of the entire com.
munity.-Quincy Quill.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
FOR BETTER WATER SERVICE
osDS RoR oaee SHAFTS ASKED FOR
GRADES 10 "a. 9STAoll0ss1O- 0ThoR
OU1et81O o. CITY COUNCIL.

A Especial session Of the city council
called by three councilmen. met at the
council chambers Wednesday evening
Fsby. rs. Councilman Zent was acting
clerk and o. r. Holcomb was chosen
mayor pro TEN.
The objects Of the meeting was to con.
suit with the Board Of County Commits.
sioners in regard to establishing official
grade on streets about court house and
discussing the city Jail situation. All the
county commissioners and county auditor
were present and after hearing their
statement in regard to improving court
yard, laying cement walks, etc.. it was
ordered that the city engineer proceed at
once to establish an official grade on
First and Second streets from Earl to G
and on c. d and E streets from Pine to
Fourth street and that he is authorized to
employ competent engineer to assist
him in such work. provided the expense
thereof does not exceed SIS. but if it
amounts to more than S3s, he shall, be.
fore mourning such expense. procure the
approval and consul, with the committee
on streets and public improvements.
The matter Of awarding contract to the
R,tzville Electric company for furnishing
power for city pumping purposes on the
flat rate was taken up and discussed at
some length. after hearing from the
Electric Co.. and referred back to the
committee on lights. with instructions to
investigate the whole matter and report
to the council at next regular meeting.
No further business appearing. the
council adjourned.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
Will Give IN Irish Suppes. "

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congre.
gational church will serve an "lrish
supper" at the church Friday evening.
March Is. Decorations and bill Of fare
will be appropriate to ct. Patrick's day,
BILL OF FARE.
Irish potatoes Chopped spuds
Murphys with jackets on
St. PatIick's salad
Pig in the pailor Cold meats Cheese
Miss Flanagzn's Rolls
Emeralds Blarney stones Sweet cork
Bridget's tea Biddy's codee
Served en- costume
Price IS cents. All invited to be present,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

"Yss. sir" said the soldissly look.
ing man. n have spsat fifteen ysass
Of my life 10 ths assvies o. my eoun.
Try"
$50 have l." volunteered the low
bowed individual. oasring bic hand.
What were you In fort"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

The sunshiny days Of the past week
have caused the verdsnt oolors Of No
Their Earth 70 put in an appearance.
Out iu the 6elds the fArmers are get.
ting buoy with pillow, harrow aud sesd.
or and in town the spring fever hss
caught most Of the citizens, who ~,
10 be seen on the sunny eide Of the
street enjoying the bslmy atmosphere.
A lew have sufficiently recovered
from their spirits Of inaotion 70 start
work on garden and lawn. Othsrl
are going after bsckyards and alleys
thus setting an example for thsis
brethren.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
IN Justice Court.

Jas. Mcdonald was brought before
Judge Burkhart last Monday on charge
of stealing coal. found guilty and fined
$50 and costs.
Geo. Summers was brought up on a
charge of Draying without license and
6roI e. 81
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

~O Se~eseo
At the regular meeting of the council
Tuesday evening. March 9Th. there were
present Mayor Thiel. Councilmen Joyce
Faucher, Holcomb. Clerk Lowell and
Assistant Attorney Davis.
The minutes of the last two meetings
were read and approved. The petition
Of Roseno6 and others for a sidewalk
along F street. taken up. and upon fav.
orable report Of the committee. it was
ordered that the sidewalk be laid upon
giving twenty days notice to abetting
property owners.
Moved and carried that the scavengers
be allowed to begin at eight o'clock on
the north side OF second street, until fur.
Their notice.
Moved that the light and water com.
mittee and city engineer be instructed to
test and make an accurate estimate Of
pumping water with gasoline at the lower
well. for the next ten days. and report to
the council at the next regular meeting.
Bond Of Treasurer Albert approved.
Moved and seconded that the clerk
and city engineer look up the bill Of
HASTE & Dougan for water used by them
and attempt to collect same.
Moved and carried that the clerk ad'
vertise for bids to sink a shaft on the
City's property on College Hill, as fol-
lows:
One bid for a shaft seven III fee,
square through the ground and six (6)
feet through the rock. to depth of 900
feet.
One bid for round shaft. seven III
feet In diameter through the ground and
six (6) feet through the rock to 4 depth
Of 800 feet.
That said advertisement be placed IN
the Spokesman Review. and both the
local papers.
Moved and carried that the City cleri
and the City Attorney be instructed to
prepare form Of requisition for the pur
pose Of purchasing all supplies to be usee
by the city. ..,..
Upon favorable report by the finance
committee. the following bills were a..
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

Wanted Second hand goods. We
are always ready to buy or sell. Call
up s73 on Tailrod avenue near depot
G.. E. Eller Ritzville.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Post
Office At Ritsville. WASH. week ending
March ;. 1896:
LADIES.
Miss Mildred Bradden
Ollie Butler
MISS Louis Bickfosd
Miss Gallo Moss
Martha Cooler
GENTLEMEN.
Lee Bruce
Christ Hague
Aug. Jesse
Ben Lewis
Joseph Osborn
Anna Poison
Geo. B. Pickard
Eugene Tracey.
Persons claiming the above will please
say Advertised" and give date Of this
list. JoHN F, lazy. p. N.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-03-07

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