Adams County News from Ritzville, Washington • Page 3

TOWN AND COUNTY. Will E. church people of Ritzville, will have their annual Sunday school picnic on Saturday, May the 20th, 1899, at Dry Lake park, one mile southwest of yfown. All children, their parents, and others who attend the Sabbath school are invited and expected to be present including our local newspaper and photograph representatives. A pleasant time for all who attend is assured.

Plenty of well-filled lunch baskets will be one of the most important and satisfying features of the occasion. Buy the Reil Ribbon eanned vegetables and Blue Ribbon eauned fruits sold at Davcnny Bros. List of Petit is list of the eighteen petit jurors drawn by the sheriff, auditor and clerk for the regular session of Superior court convening on Tuesday, May 23, 1899, at 9a.m, at Ritzville: H. Crampton, Boyd Graves, G.C. Stafford, Louis Walton, August Krouse, C.

F. Rogers, Wm. Sinclair, M. W. Starr, J.

H. Bowers, O. R. Haiglit, W. R.

Peteis, John Kanzler, C. A. Harris, Peter Wagenaar, M. L. Burkhart, J.

Bovee, Ortho Dorinan. Fresh fruits and vegetables received daily at Davenny Bros. Dragged by nnd family of Spokane spent Sunday with the family of I). J. Zent of Colv lie, says the Inl.md Ensign.

While the members of both families were driving along the road northeast of the city at a lively gait a wheel dropped into a rut, throwing Mrs. Stogdill out upon her head. Her cloak caught on the step and she was dragged for a long ways before the team could be stopped. Fortunately she was unhurt. Hulled corn in cans, something fine, at Davenny Bros.

On a Visit in S. M. Huir and brother leave tonight over the Northern Pacific for Yorktown, Kansas, where they will visit for several months with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Goodykoontz of that place. The health of Mrs, Hair has not been the best for some years and the trip may prove beneficial. Mr. Hair will accompany them as far as Spokane. Log cabin maple syrup, none better.

Sold at Davenny Bros. Sent to Medical Jno. L. Brown, 011 Thursday last upon the complaint of Mr. J.

T. Person, was held 011 the charge of insanity. The hearing was before Judge Clinton Staser, U. S. court commissioner, Drs.

Burroughs nnd Adams attending as examining physicians, the state being represented by county attorney. The sympathy of the community is with Mr. Brown. Wanted-Eggs butter and potatoes at Davenny Bros. Ritzville Water Wokkb Saturday the contract between the city and M.

F. Cochran to drill a inch well to furnish five thousand gallons of water per hour for one year was signed by the respective parties. The cost for the well will be $2500, if it stands the test. Should it fail to do so, Mr. Cochran receives 110 paju Three 'boes" are doing work on the chain gang 011 vagrancy charge.

Don't forget to attend the "Social" at the Congregational church Friday evening, the 12th. F. G. Spanjer was awarded the contract for furnishing the city $1194.90 worth of water pipe, being the lowest bidder. The Woman's Unity Club hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon, May 11, at the home of Mrs.

Fred B. Shepley. A full attendance is urged as there is important business to M. Leens, acting sec'y. Chas.

Reeder, who claims his home iu Yakima, was arrested here yesterday by Marshal Rettig on telegraphic information from Dr. Lockhart that he had escaped from the asylum. was apparently harmless and seemed to want to get home to Yakima, Miss D. Ethel Armontrout of Spo-; kane is now-at Mrs. 8.

Hutchinson's' with complete line of stanijied linens and Battenburg materials, direct from New York. The most beautiful line I of embroidered pieces ever brought to this city. All ladies come, as Miss Armontrout will be here only a few days. Instruction given. The amount of business done in every line in Ritsville is phenomenal.

This is forcibly brought to mind byseeing the large invoice of the celebrated Wheeler A Wilson sew.ng machines just rec ived by Wm. Snyder This machine is undoubtedly taking tne lead among the ladies. Mr. Snj-der has some bookcase and cabinet machines of this make that are beauties. Ladies should call and see them.

It is a pleasure to note the large and varied stock of harness and saddlery that is carried by that veteran ia line, W. R. The attention of our reporter was calledto a 1 ins of buggy robns that joat been received, which comprise at) redes and fancics in beautiful and serviceable goods. The artistic taste of the lover of beauty or the man who desires something of a more substantial nature caunot help being satisfied. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

What Your Friends and Ours Have Been Doing the Past Week. "We think we know what the truth should be, But I'll tell it as 'twas told to me." Tuesday, May 30th, is Decoration day. Ed. M. Bovee, of the city bakery, transacted business at Spokane on Friday last.

T. W. Hauschild who has been on the sick list for a few days was on the street again yesterday. Faucher Garvey are putting a gorgeous array of handsome paint on the neat little dwelling of Mr. Freil Shepley.

Prof. G. A. Godat, the mining man, came down from Republic and spent a couple days with us the firat part of the week. I).

B. Zimmerman, the king of cattle buyers, arrived in Ritzville Wednesday night and will remain a week in the interestof his business. M. A. Cisna, formerly deputy sheriff of Spokane county and a well known and respected citizen of that county, registered at the Pacific yesterday.

E. B. Oliphant, the attorney, will move from his present quarters to a new office which will be built for him soon, adjoining the millinery store of Mrs. Hallin. on.

Wallace Mount, ex-judge of the Superior court of this district, comprising Lincoln Douglas and Adams counties, was in the city Friday on legal business. this city on Saturday, May 6, 1899, Mr. Herman Krcppen to Miss Mary Bitter, both of Adams county, Rev. A. F.

Gillman, evangelical Lutheran pastur, officiating. G. F. Henry, a worthy young man from Akron, Ohio, has just finished teaching a term of school in the Albershardt district. Wc sincerely hope he will remain in Adams county.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott returned from Helix, Tuesday morning where tliey have been during the sickness, death and burial of Lester King, a younger brother of Mrs. Scott and W.

W. King of this city. Mr. Watson, with his daughter, Mrs. Mary A.

Townsend, and son Robt. L. Watson, all from the Deli-lit neighborhood in the southwestern part of the county, visited our city the latter part of the week. Clias. Milton, son-in-law of C.

P. Low of this city, and keeper of the game reserve of millionaire I. N. Peyton, situated 011 Crab creek in Lincoln county fourteen miles northwest of Ritzville, was in the metropolis last Friday. The Ritzville public schools will close its nine months term in three weeks.

The session has been a successful one and much credit is due the splendid corps of teachers for the noticeable progression. It is to be hoped they may all be induced to remain another year. If Ritzville is to have an old-fashioned, bang up, fourth of July celebration that will make the welkin ring, the initial steps should be taken early and before our neighboring sister towns, who may become tired waiting 011 us, take up the subject themselves. There is every reason now why we should observj Independenceday with high spirit. Mr.

Frank Nation and wife of Rattlesnake flat, left yesterday morning for New Hartford, 111., where they will reside in future. Mr. Nation and his wife were both raised there and their parents live there. The return to Illinois is especially on account of Mrs. Nation's health, which their many friends in this county hope will improve.

Last Thursday following the wholesale arrests of the anarchists and murderers at Wardner, commenced by the federal troops, the soldiers raided the town of Burke and took into custody all the men that could be found from the postmaster down. The captors 1 neither class or division of human society. A general round up was madu and the prisoners herded into box cars and to Wardner, ontirely denuding the town 'of men. Give us a ticket for Burke, please. Epworth League Anniversary.

The Epworth League Ritzville M. E. church will observe the tenth anniversary of the organization Sunday May 14th, as follows i Sunrise prayer meeting, 0 o'clock o. conducted by Miss Mary Bnver. Special sermon to the yonng people, 11 a.

by Rev. H. Everett. Jr. League specir.l anniversary program, 3 p.

m. Dedication at evening service, 7:30. Vocal Polo. Mabel Cue Institution service Rev. J.

H. Everett Music ClwriMbjr the League 1 Inaugural tf. F. llenry Re Station Mrw Mary Botkr Chorus by the League preparation for the Devotional meeting J. Karris Chorus bjr the League civic duties Mrs.

O. K. Halght VocafaMtt Mrs. J. K.

Jive re it The training Clem McCoy Music bf If tv a ItcW 7I nl Mrs reeue Vocal Solo Mf 4 Hystemath'Uivinf Consecration Service PERHAPS YOU WILL FIND IT HERE F. Winslow, ex-county assessor, of Paha, was in thecity last Thursday. Isaac Rigg, a 2.10 pound farmer from Rattlesnake flat, drove into the city yesterday. Joseph Milam, ex-county commissioner of Adams county, was in town last Friday. Wm.

McCue, a well known stockman, was attending to business in the burg the latter part of the week. Geo J. Allen, who teaches the "youug idea how to shoot" came up from his home near Hatton Saturday. Robert Foren will leave on the 10th for Ritzville, where he will spend the (Ore.) Express Advance. A.

H. Bell, the village blacksmith, has shut i.p gone to Rathdrum, Idaho, where he expects to locate permanently. Rev. Dr. Eversz of Chicago, delivered an interesting sermon on home mission work at the Congregational church Friday evcnir.g.

W. 11. Turner, son of our fellow townsman James Turner, left on Friday morning's train for Dickinson, X. on a business mission. U.

8. Montgomery, It. P. Smith and S. G.

Wcller and wife, all from the Flat, were business visitors at the county seat last Saturday. We are pleased to learn that our esteemed fellow townsman, Clias. N. Lamoreaux, luife improved in health since removing to Coeur d'Alenecity, Idaho. The mechanic's institute announces that its thirty first industrial exposition will in the city of San Francisco on Saturday, Sept.

2d, and close October 7th, 1899. baby boy made his first bow to the world in Ritzville, on Friday morning, May's, 1899, and the happy prrents are Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Landreth.

Mrs. B. E. Hervey nnd family arrived last week, with the husband and father are pleasantly settled in one of the new residences of Mr. L.

K. Paskill on College Hill. Lee Bros, have just drilled a well for Sheriff Hill on his ranch seven miles east of town obtaining bushels of water at a depth of 120 feet through flint rock. Christopher F. Clodius, of the firm of Clodius, Kalkwarf has the foundation laid and will build a handsome and commodious residence on the opposite corner from Harris Bros, livery stable.

Rolit. Mason places us under many obligations for a nice matched pair of live carp during the front part of the week. We appreciate the same and hope to be in position to reciprocate sometime in future. Mayor W. R.

Peters, who was snd denly culled east some two weeks ugo on account of the death of his father at Ironwood, reached home i again Saturday night. Mr. Peters went as far north as Paisley, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Leonard of Bemis, drove in from their home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leonard attended lodge while her husband attended the children and team until the session adjourned at about 11 p.

m. I). Ethel Armontrout of Spokane, in the city Monday morning and will combine business with pleasure for few days while visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Samuel Hutchinson. Miss Armontrout gives instruction in fine embroidery work, carrjing with her a handsome line of beautiful goods.

A beautiful well regulated estab-1 lishment such as the new jewelry em-! porium of J. A. Humphrey's is an ad-1 vertisement of itself. Mr. Humphrey has exhibited great taste in arrangement as well as fine judgment in selection of stock suitable for this place.

The varied assortment of elegant I watches, jewelry and silverware is si a wonder to those who first enter the store. A strong feature of this npular place is the fine line of artistic studies in landscape scenery, etc both in water colors and oil. Mr. Humphrey has received a large stock of the finest picture frame mouldings ever seen in Ritzville and can have a frame for any picture you want. In cand.es the stock is perfect compris! iiig 70 or 80 kinds of the finest goods.

Stationery of all classes from the finest linen down please the fastidious taste of the letter writer. Mr. rey invites you ti call and see liiin in his new quarters next to Daveuny Bros. tackle Oivemy Brosi. Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indcbUdMto the Kitzville Hardware Co. requested to call and nettle it that we may close onr old We will try and wait upon you if all eome at onoe. nftooii THi ouxhom cold is cored lu ine sufferer the better. Linjc ring are dangerous. Hacking or-ugh ih dlstifMujf one 51 iuute Cough cure quickly viinii It.

liv iuffer when rough cure is withlu rvarn? It Is pteaMiit to the Uriuikan. rioftit dc Yon Holt received shipment of jgiery last week direct from the mills. mitsville Hardware Co. have Reived a carload of Woodiuaupe ills and jralvinued steel towers. 11 us and we will ehuw them to 'hen in town.

IN meMORiAn. Tribute to the Memory of Little Lester King. (Published by request.) Harry Lester, son of J. H. and E.S.

King, was born Jan. 23, 1880. Died April 23, 1899, at 8 p. being at tf.e time of his death, nine years and three moots old. He was taken sick March 9, and lived nine weeksmnd three days, suffering untold agony with inflatnation of brain.

He bore his sufferings with as much patience as one of fiis years could. He told his mamma the tirst'iiight of his sickness that he was going to die, and all that his friends could do, with the aid of Dr. Oris wold, the family physician, aided by Urs. Nincent and Cole, of Pe.ulleton, to stay the dread disease was of no avail. (tod alone knows lonely we are without the dear little one who was always the life of the household full of fun and go nature' We miss him wherever we go empty chair, the silent room, his toys and pets all say too plainly that Lester is Twice during his illness he tried to sing: "Jesus, lover of my soul, Let me to thy bosom liy, While the nearer roll, While the tempest still is high." As we watched by his bedside The ng, lonely night, How we prayed God to spare; To send back the death Angel Who, almost in sight, But waited the signal to bear Our child angel upwaid To him who did say: "Let them come unto me." But as we gazed lie was taken away To a land where our eyes cannot sec.

But we'll trust him with Jesus, For well do we know, That a promise has He given That He'll take from the snar And temptations below Ami keep them safely in heaven. Oh, then we'll press onward While cheered by the thought That our Lester is just gone before. When his jewels are numbered We'll not be forgot, But together we'll dwell forevermore. Nellie Kino. Homestead, Helix, Ore.

G. S. Bear sustained a severe sprain of Ins right ankle Isihl Friday. Feeling as young as he used to be he took a hand in a wrestling match with some of the boys with the above result. Wheeler VViison be wing Machines.

Some of the points of superiority. Continuous rotary motion, lendering it the lightest running and most rapid lock-stitch machine in the world. Perfection of tensions, self-adjusting to varying thickness of work. No breaking or snarling of thread if the wheel is revolved in the wrong direction. It sews one-third faster than old style shuttle machines, and saves you one-third of your time.

Runs 50 per cent lighter. Perfectly noiseless. The most elastic seam. No oiling of the oil being used 011 or about the rotary hook. Automatic tension release.

Patent spool holder coils of thread around the spool wire, and consequent b.e.ikir.gof needles. The rotary hook does the no shuttle to wear out. The shuttle is a thing of the past. If you do want a shuttle machine I have all makes that I will sell at your own price from up. Snyukk.

BUSINESS LOCALS. llottlcd and bucket at Davenny school of all at lialiln's millinery An Main atreet. Choice $1 per box et Shepley Son's. Silk waist at a great reduction ol price at the leading milliner of the city. Paint your We carry a full line of the very best house ready mixed and Lind.

It is an undisputed fact that Hinder carries the highest grade of clothing and furnishings of any house in the county. When you have eaten too much, or when you I suffer from any lorm of or indigcHtion khucuilkt that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dl-1 gests what you eat. It the worst of I dyspepsia II Urltman, druggist. Cheney creamery butter at the City i Bakery. A complete line of uhelf hard re.

and i tinware at Nellson i.iml, Wash. a cough not like It not have run a certain course. Cure It oulckly and effectually with one Minute Cough Cure, the best remedy for all ages and for the most severe cases. 'e recommend It becauhe it's I 11 Call and our all wool men's I btiits at fG.SO, and $10 each. der.

Clodlus, Kalkwarf A Co. have received a fine line of wall They carry fresh i pitinth and oiif of all kinds. If you have a nice picture you want framed take it to them their picture moulding and gilt frames can't be beat. Call and see trimmed up-to-date end In the and very biteat at Mrs. llnllln's millinery atore.

MoKITRA I'oaTTYRLY CI'RRR IIRA DA CUR. Indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink, all of the skin producing a beautiful complexion or money refunded. and 50 cU. 1-or -ale by H.

Urltman. We are selling out otir entire stock, at Lind, cheap for Don't mi-s your chance to get a Meyer. CJo to Von Holt foi your shoes. No matter what kind of a slum you-want wc have tfecm. In the farm machinery line Bros, of Lind carry the Cetehinted Klviwg Outchmnn gang plow.

Monitor Ha In an-l buggies aii'l disc harrows. Fifty different patterim in each lixe in nobby, up-to-date, npiijig and summer suits at Constipation the body from ridding Itself of WHSte matter. A Little Earlv will remove the troub.e and cure Hick Headache. Biliousness. inactive liver nnd ele-r the complexion.

Small. sugar don't or II EGritinaU. Bewing machines any make from $5 up. One half carload heeler Wilson en hen you ask for Dewitt's 'ViVh Hazel Salve don't aeeept a counterfeit or imitation There are more of piles being cured by this thnu all otheiM combined H. E.

Gritmau. to bed end early to prepares a mai hia home its the Hut early to bed and a Little Early Bluer, thv pill that innkcs life louger and better and Grltman Complete line of groceries and at the City iiakery.) $3.00 per barrel for Hpokane flour at Shepley A Son's also agents fortHprague blue stem. Just received a carload of Portland cement lor cisterns, etc. -Nellson Bros, Ltnd. Soothing cleansing, Witch lUxel Halve is of sores, furnsaud It never fa veure "i may rely EG 1.

ORDINANCE NO. 77. An ordinance granting to The Inland phoue and Telegraph Company, its associates I ana right to erect, maintain and op- I erate in ine Town of ititzville, in or I under the streets.alleys,a venues and fares thereof, poles, wires and other appliances and conductors for the tradsmission of electricity for telephone purposes. The Town of iiUsvtlledoes ordain as follows: Section hat a right aud privilege is hereby granted to the Inland Telephone and Telegrapn Company, its associates and assigns, to erect, lay, maintain ami operate ill the town of ilitzville, all the streets, alleys, avenues and thorougnlares thereof, poles, wires and other appliances and conductors tor the transmission of electricity for telephone purposes, such wires or conductors may be strung upon poles or other fixtures above ground, or laid underground in pipes or or otherwise protected, and such other aparatus may be used as may be necessary or piopur to operate and maintain the same. I'iovided, '1 nat nothing in this ordinance con tttined shall be construed to grant said Inland telephone and Telegraph Co.

the exclusive right or privilege to erect and maintain telephone or telegraph poles and wires or other appliances in the streets and alleys of the Town of Hltsville. See. shall be lawful for the Inland Telephone ami Telegraph Company, its associates and assigns, to maKe all needful excavations in any of said streets, alleys, avenues and tlior- I originates in said town of ititzville, for the urj ose of erecting and maintaining poles or other supports for said wires, or for me purpose of laying down, maintaining ami opera-, ling other conductors underground for the pur pose aforesaid un ler the supervision of the 1 town the said The Inland Telephone and Telegraph Coiiij any, its associates; and assigns ahull uis nrb any such streets for the purpose aforesaid, it or they shall the same to goo i order an reptir as soon as practicable nmi without unnecessary and failing to do so, the'l own of Ititzville shall I have the right to fix a reasonable time within which such repairs aud restoration of streets shall be nii.de, and upon failure of such repairs 1 being made by said The inland Telephone and telegraph Company, or Its assigns, th Town of Ititzville shall cause such repairs to made lit the expense of The Inland Telephone and Telegraph i ompany, its associates and assigns, a sd tnat said expense be a on the apparatus of 'I he Inland telephone and Telegraph its associates and assigns. Sec. places where poles are set or maintained shall be such as to do as little damage to or obstruction of streets ami alleys as is consistent with effective construction and maintenance of the work.

hec. in this ordinance shall laconstrued in any way to prevent the proper authorities of theTotvu of Kitzviile from sewering. grading, planking, renaipng or altering any ot the streets herein mentioned, but all such work shall be done, if possible, so as to not obsti net, injure or prevent the free use of said poles, wires, conductors, conduits, pipes or other apparatus. See. ti.

The rights, priveleges and franchises herein granted shall continue ami be in force for a jieriod of thirty years from the date of the passage of this ordinance. See. 7. fiiis ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage ami publication. Introduced and icad llrst time April 28, 1899.

Passed second reading May 9, 1H99. ltules suspended read third time May 9,1899. Passed the Council May 9, 1899. (skat.) W. It.

I'ktehs, Mayor. Attest: K. I). Gilhox, Clerk What We Do, We Do Do. We are skilled advantage which gives assurance that our work must he satisfactory.

We have the for first class work and our completed contracts will stand comparison with work anywhere. We are the only first class paper can paper one room or your whole house on short notice. We use only pure white lead and linseed can give you a job will please you. We kalsominc. Faccher Garvky.

Through the solicitation of Rev. Newman liev. F. V. Stevens of the Westminster church of Spokane, has kindly consented to address the poo-1 pie on "The Endeavor and its Possibilities," at the Congregational church on Tuesday the 23d, at 8 p.

in. Miss Kmma K. Page, associate national superintendent of medal contest work, and an interesting and forcible speaker, arrive 1 in the city, and tonight and tomorrow night will deliver lectures at the M. E. church Geo.

A. Kenn d.v, afrer consulting with P.osceuting Attorney W. W. Zent, refus to draw the warrant to the AdamM Co. Hank for $105, ax re-1 bate on their personal taxes.

It in I contended by the county attorney that the commissioners had no an- I thority to grant the rebate. Jay Bedgwick of Tjigoiiih, the irreprensible N. I'. tux agent is here today. JT Queen No.

Hfi, Knights of Pythian. night of each wwk in the Pythian Castle. Visiting are Invited to Attend. Ki oma K. Ijniui c.c, CI.YI'E HMITII.

K. Of It. Ai H. I O. t).

K. Kitzville No. ftH, I. 0- O. every Thuralay night at o'clock.

In the Greene block. A cordial lii vi titt lon and a fraternal welcome extended to sojourning I brothers. John Uovkk, N. ii. K.

GIIJON. It. Ai Secy. Br.vj Maiitin, I.OIMJK Xd.lJm of I O. O.

K. fJ Meetsevery flrflt an I third in each month at 8 p. m. in hall. ATI i.i»a Puot'TY, N.

G. Ct'KNTfrnifAM, Hecy. KTHKL ItoVKR, V.ti. Oka I.amohrai Trenii. fi AND A.

P. -T a. M. No. lul, ineetH in n-gular on the and fourth in each month at 7:80 p.

in. All brethren cordially invited to la- present. lIYRON kHt'TToN, W. M. K.

1) GfLaox, becy. Jamw Tchnrr. Trrah. A. It.

Ifasen Pout, No. -10, kuA first and Third of 'h month, at Greene's hall. yK J. M. 11 Kim, Commander.

11. ZtMMKKMAN, Adj. LO. T. M.

llmli ncou fourth Tuesday evenings in each month at Urwno'i llall. Kli.a Thompson, Cora. Lady Edith K. T. M.

-J No 14, KnlgbU of the meet air' third Saturday at itharn. A.i visiting Sir welcome. fc. D. GILfON, Com.

W. O. I.RWIR, K. OF MS Meets ami 3d Tuesdays of each month. All In good hUnding arc invite! to visit the camp.

Geo. A. Krnnruy, C. fe Clerk. ramp No.

Meet a every hilday evening VlMltlng neighbor! will receive a cordial welcome. W. W. Kino, V. C.

K. M. Bovrr, Clerk mOMANOWASH TRIBE NO It. 1 the first nun of every at 1 Green's hall at the seventh run and thirtieth i breath. All vifltlng Kedinen welcome.

Hami ki, lit tciiinnon, Sachem, i W. tt 7.RNT. C. O. K.

CHURCH DIRECTORY. ripWOKTII I.KA(iCK Devotional Ej every itabUtb at p. Ht the. E. church.

J. 11. Kvsbktt. Pastor. 11.

NVwmmi. Vv pastor- Preaching every Sunday Ht 11 a m. and 7:30 p. Sabbath school at l'J o'clock in I'. S.

t0 p. in it EKMAX EvHugelieal pastor. Services every other Kundey In each mouth at a. in. Hunday school every Sunday at a ru.

All Oerinan speaking people invited. METHOIiIST EpltK'opal Church Preaching service every I.ord's morning and evening. Hunday acliool every Ht 10 a.m. Midweek prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Choir practice alter prayer meeting All are invited.

Griffiths Corners- Preaching services every Mieimd and fourth Huuday Ht p. in. Willis-Preaching every first and third Hunday at p. J. 11.

Pastor. AIRMAN Congregational-Preaching every Sunday ai li a. nnd 8 p. m. Hunday school Ht 10 a.

m. Prayer meeting every Wed nesday At Bp. m. All German speaking people are cordially invited to attend. are welcome.

Pastor. Try a Package of Our INTERN ATION STOCK FOOD CONDITION POWDERS. They are the host value for the Money of anything in this line that whs ever introduced. We absolutely guarantee them to be all they elaiui or your money will be refunded. TRYTHEM, 25RND 50C.

H. E. GRITMAN, Druggist. 1 ALL Iharness I Are alike to some people, yet there is as 4) much difference in Harness and Sad- dlery goods as there is in people. Some look well but do not last any length of time.

While ours not only look well, they also give entire satisfaction to our customers. Our prices are the lowest, and our quality the best possible for any 2) dealer to give. done. W. R.

PETERS, ww'wwv imuuvJ tFor Fit, Style and Durabilty OUR CLOTHING Has no Superior. We lire showing the celebrated Twentieth Century brand BOYS' AND ChILDRENS' CLOTHINO. In Men's we have the leading- lint of Cronsc and Brandagee, of Utlca, New York. Thene goods are warranted to give entire satisfaction. Call and see them.

fIYERS SHIPMAN. Here's satisfaction for you! Stylish Summer Suits, Wonderful Values Low Prices. fP Our Ocneral Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Is complete In every department. CLODIUS St VON HOLT. Successors to F.

G. SPANJER CO. NeiL-SON BROS. LIND'S LEADING nF-PCH ANT-S Deal re to cull your attention to the fact that they cnrrv a lino of Central Merchandise tltut to iiny In county, and the art? mm lo.v mm any llrut establishment In eastern Washington. Paint Your New Houses, We carry full linn of best mixed hnuac j.alnts and oIIm.

lua4i, which ate offered at verv low figures. Paint your houses and you Hill nave many times the price of the paint fiom damage hy weitther. Portland Cement. We have? jimt received a car loud of the celebrated Portland Cement for iik, etc. (Jet our before you buy.

Speaking of Farm Machinery We curry full line of the Flying Dutchman tlang plow, Monitor Drill, Dine ele. We also handle the llaln Wagon. Our Line of hardware Incomplete enn be found anywhere, comprising everything the farmer may need. A full of Tinware, and Itangcs. If you are a bargain hunter You will find it greatly to your advantage to examine our goods and We do by our customers as we would have them do to tin: Treat them white.

Come and NEILSON BROS. LI ND Wash. ou CAN QET 1' I PURE, FRESH GROCERIES, jj I Low Prices I Promt Delivery, DHVENNY BROS. I RITZVILLE, WASH. DAVKNNY BROS.

1 1 STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES Flour and feed, t'iKiim nnd FRUITS IN SEASON A SPECIALTY. Call and opt Wo arr Sever I ndrroold. Youeaitliad no better place In Ike rountrjr to trade..