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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
MINING APPLICATION No. rs,s.
Mineral Survey No. 1903.
United States Land Ono.

United States Land Once
Denver. Colo. SEPT l. isea
Notice is hereby given that John Rich.
ardson, whose postofiice is Idaho Spiings.
Colorado. has made application for a lsa;-
eut for 1900 linear feet on the Great
Center and Good For Nothing Lodes.
bearing gold and silver. surface gruund
1870 feet IN width. situate in Virginia
mining district, Clear Creek county,
State Of Colorado. aud described in ,hr
plat and field notes on file in this Office.
as follows, viz.
GEEAT cESTER LODE
i4o f. y az deg. II min. w and go
# , ~ deg II min. L. from discover
shaft.
BeginEiug at corner No. 1, whence the
Z. ! corner section IS, T s, r. "a "
Of the s,h P. NJ. hears y sqdeg. IA MIN
z. 500 IT. thence s. 6s deg IS i4.in
W 50 tee, TO corner No. =. thence y Il
deg /. min W 1900 fee; to corner No. :;
thence y o5 deg 20 min + rso feet To
corner No. 4: thence S II deg. II min
Z. 1900 feet 10 corner No. / the place Of
beginning,
cooD FOR NOTHING LODE
90 feet y II deg. 81 min. r aud 1850
feet u deg 81 min. W from mouth Of
discovery adii
Beginning At cor. No. I whence the r
: cor. Sec *, T. } 5. K. 70 W. OF ih-
9th p. M bears S IS deg. 10 min. 70 sec
Z 9os2.7 feet. thence 5 =. deg. s. min
W 1890 feet to cor. No. J; thence \ X
deg. min. " iso feet to cor. No. s.,
thence y u deg. s. min. f 500 fee, 10
cor. No. s: thence IS deg. 7 min + $50
feet to cor No. l. the place OF beginning
Containing , SsI acres. expressly ex
eepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. ss7, ITst A, zoos, 2oaq,
tI27s A, It6b4. 1919. 1880 and forming
4 portion OF the pnsuhdivided township
J 5, range - w. Of the 9th priucipsl
meridian Said location being recorded
in vols. se and Is9. pages 40 and i67
respectively, OF The records of Clear
Greek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants ownersToi The
above mentioned surveys.
c ID. FoRn.
Regisier
Ist pub Sept ;. 'ol; last. Nov S, %.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
Why Not See M<xico,

Forty-eight hours travel will take you
from the cold clustering Northern winter
to land of sunshine and flowers. What
Egypt and India are to the old world.
Mexico is to the new. "a land of white
sunshine, redolent with flowers. a land
of gay costumes, crumbling churches,
aud old converts; q land of kindly greet.
ings, of extreme courtesy, of open broad
It vas more than enough to
revel IN an Italian sun, lighting up a semi-
tropical land; to look up to white capped
peaks, towering into blue; to look down
upon wind-swept plains, encircled by
ragged chains Of mountains; and to real
ize that today, in its varied scenery. Coz
tumes. architecture, street life. canals
crowded with flower laden boats. market
plasasthronged with gaily dressed natives.
faded church interiors. and abaudoued
Mexico - the most maryeIousIv
country under the sun. 4
tropical Venice. A semi-barbarous Snain.
A new Holy Land" For rates ana isfor-
nation write 7. E. FIsHxa.
G. p. A., c. & S. Rv.,
Denver, Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
BETTER THAN PILLS.

The question has been asked-In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to the ordi-
nary cathartic and liver pills? Our
answer is-They are easier and more
pleasant to take and their effect is SO
gentle and SO agreeable that one hard.
ly realizes that II is produced By
medicine. Then they not only move
the bowels. but improve the appetite
and aid the digestion. For sale at IS
cents per bottle by J. ]. Sherwin.
II troubled with a weak digestion
try Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will do you good. For
sale by j. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

With most carefully constructed plot
and telling a story Of enhancing iu,eres,
con The Bridge AT Midnight" which
will appear here next Monday night. has
proven to be one of the most decided sue
cesses Of the decade, scenically niagnifi-
cent, and dramatically effective, this pro
duction has scored instant success and
merit wherever it has played. The jack
knife bridge scene is one of the most re
markable scenes and Mr.. Klimt deserves
grea, credit in putting before the public
such . worthy production.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
MINING APPLICATION NO se.
\ .rsfsl Survey so Is.is.

-FsHffar 7f-fNHa a'e AN--1f
L s. LA,a o-,o..
Denver. Coiofaaa. s~g,suts4 q ig.+
Nniee IS hereby given ihst The Mr. IN Osii
NininE. farnei aH1 Railroad CuHrany tR r. A.
Niiisms IT'S aEsn1 and aituFnsy In fact Sc post
affes s4irtss - Ps'zt-ossee Has ~. Dsns=s 6.o-
faaf. has mais spfiicaiar Tor patent faf fafasen
huntfei furtN as-isf itss 81 linear .esf ar tf,s
Ayren ". isss heannr siissf an4 sufa shs sams
h@trE so = feet a - a. sn1 o feet a. ~ -
trorl discovery cut thereon -sih saffagr raat4 on
ten1fei hffs f.et n Nttth situate Ctsr d ans
jaesson Hiufnz bisfrief. Ci.ar Greek Csasfg sfsis
o. 1ola'aio sni isscfht3 IN The Qist arr ff4 notrs
pt tis ~ ihiK once faiio@s va
beginni1E Al Coz. nqi sfsnte sfgn. esancs shs
= cor Sex i'ts v Is ~ me dth g n sears
savannah iuae. hesfS ios ST. fhsnls - a. -
80 IS y - cor no graHise stone. ~ -Ce 81
? = - n. 60 COT no = granite store hence :
3 - Isl = Il. % cor. np. g. erarlts store.
~tsnct COT NJ. 1. sur. 10. EEs5. Eslalszas lode
hssrs = %. - - y e theace ts- - 80 n
= COT No. ). yr.as s'ene. thsnrsn 81 8, Css5a
y y cor no. .. grsnitr stone. ihencr r. 81 50 .
ibl T. 70 CT 10 l. ths Fiaes " heE inrias
Coriainins lfza{ seres. esrrexsfy ssceEflar- ara
@sriuaire al cn1tAsf ~i1h Survey No liEssa f<4ut-
Hauk io5e sai fofE ng poftlsn of tas : 4 Sec
g sc J.. SEC, :, an4 Ia Sec TIs 5S.os
ne Oh y ". Ssld Ioeafi0u ss.ns recotssa IN vi
~ page tic. of tie recurss OF Ci.ar Cfrss County
CoiosAia
A1i9iuirE ciatniaais Sur No. Izzss. F45uinaus
soie en- the Soath. an Marmoth nu sne on the
nurih-
C. D. FORD. Register.
FIRST put seri 81. 1904
last ruh Nov ii lqp4
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

the most extensively have had the leas;
merit. aud in the course of time have
disappeared. For years Mr. Hoffman
has been experimenting and At last has
succeeded IN getting a happy cumhina.
ton OF harmless compounds which : sb-
solugely antiseptic. II will not make
naif grow ON a head that Is bsld-there
is nothing ,ha, will-bni ii will stop hair
from falling out. r,freshen aud make the
scalp healthy by the use Of limited
amount.
Il is also good for ehapped hands. and
is one of the be 4 articles ever made for
sunburn, or for dry and psrched skin on
any part Of the body. Among those sho
have been greatly benefited. and ~ho
have. no objection to the local use of
their names are Harry Hanson. Elmer
Edwards aud 7. l.. Rodda. The iscAi
BARRIERS have been quick to recognize the
merit OF Hotfman's tonic. ard it will have
obtained COOL reputation Al home long
before it is placed on market. Mr.. Hod-
man has already received fiattering offers
from a number of manufacturers Of com.
pounds used by the trade. bat he wishes
to attend to the business himself.
Mr. Hoffman has been resident ofihis
city for the past five years. he is men,
Der Of the c.. A. K having served with
Co. T.. r4o lad. Infantry during the civil
war. He is member Of the Eiks lodge
aud is a most agreeable and pleasing gent
leinan to meet. He has the well wishes
ofa large number of friends and &C.
quaintanees in this city
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
MINING APPLICATION NO. isas
Mineral Survey No. Isaes.
Denver Lana District

MINING APPLICATION NO. isaa
Mineral Survey No Ises.
Denver lAni District
Z. 6. Land Once
Denver. C"lefsio- SEPTEMBER 2i. 1904
Notice IS hersey sivsa that IN. Mammoth Goa
Mining Tunnel and Railroad Company ~ a
NHAsEs. rs agent an. attorney IN fse, Who's.
rosf-ots'ee address IS Posi-oshce Bon tss Drnv.r
h4nsree ii'oDl linear feet rtspee,y.iv o. e.h
q the East Black and LA loies OF veins. t~srinv
silver ans zols the same being sic fee, ss' s0 !.
~ teet his ant 2s3 feet ST. ", thence - s.,,
sie - on the Ida e; lode. each ~av from ,h,ir
Iesseciixs siseossg shsfis. Win surface ground
situate u Coral. Cssease and Jackson Mining DIS
ue;s. Clear Sreek County. State Of Colorado ans
y hs oseis rtai and field notes hle in
EAST BLACK LODE.
Beginning At cor. no. l. whence the ~ K cor. of
Sse IS X. 70 y OF the 9Th p. ~ tesr< 81 "a =,
So -, eos o. no 8 suf no 1915. Brunswick lode.
heAfss Il is 20 - Is IT.. thence 4se 20 " lsG
Black loae eesrs s ss x2 S r.; thence xso ~
cor no. 4 thence iso 90 $50 q, 20 oo, ~ n NO 70
place OF eeeinnnz.
IDA E LODE.
Beginning st COS. no. l. .herce the X cor. Of
SEC, T. IS T. g Of he s,h p. N. bears aDs ~
hears is' e. s4s H.: cor no. i. sur. no. iIsS9
Big Soft lode hear, tz' IL Sis n: fhence 81
-, y. 70 SOL no. = tnenee ei' 75S n. cor no
fhsnce $ 81 $50 H. to cor: no. 4: thence 81 e
q. y. 20 COZ, 20. y ihence 81 5s5 n, TO Cor no.
8; thence 81 wi5o H. 10 cor. no 1. the PLACE Of
beginning.
Containing sloi acres expressly excepting and
eselu1,nE ~ Conflict With surveys nos. l7z5 Le Roi
lode. ISL Bruce lode. ZIG. Brunswick ODE 1910
Nortn role lode. and llsp. west Black Io1s. ana
sofning portion Of the Ia Secs and the y ia
Sscen in iovnsnirs Of range - = the 6sh
vols izI and iso pages So and las respecsveIy OF
tne reeosds Of Clear Creek County. ColsrsAo
Adjoining claimant Surs. Nos 1l000. Msnmash
e a lois. 1879. Norsh poss. I7zs, Lc RoJ. Is17
brsce iss~. Black and Ss7S. Brunswiek lodes.
c. D. FORD. Register.
First pusicas'ca Sepsentss a. isos,
Last pveitcstlon Novsnbsr 81 I'M.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

Losr-Between the Big Five and Civ
Hall last week. large pocketbook con
taining valuable papen. A suitable re-
ward viii be paid for the return Of same
to the postofice. FRANK BRANnrrn.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

: Several candidates On the democratic
tickse were in the city this week rockies
y squasdssing theif cuin in ths vain e.
Au1eaysr TO mako voses for thenselves.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

on business, returning to Victor Thursday
afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

w. II. Holderness and wife moved 10
Denver this week where they will make
their future home
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

John W. Ward and wife returned Thurs
day from their visit through the East in
Guiding the worlds fair
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

The Hudson mill is running twenty
stamps steadily on ore from the Shafter
Sun and Moon and Summit mines.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

Miss Mary McCouaghy was in the cit,
this week visiting her parents
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

Chss, q. Worth and wife are At Excel
. sios Springs, No.. where Mr. Worth il
: being greatly bene6ted BY the baths.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

Miss Alice o'Rourke returned yester.
: day for fe~ days visit with her parents
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

John Rohner returned this week from
"a few weeks trip in the East
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

+. A. Raves was a passenger for the
. big city on Thursday afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

First-class rooms At the Beebee hotel
with q without board.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR L.. :
pAbENI.
Denver Land District.
Nsr NQlornan- llcs..sr. Ia i-nI

Mining Application No i.iS
Mineral survey No 1870 A aud b
IL = Land DfsEa..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-29

First pvblicasica Sepsenbes q, iSos.
Last pueitcsslon Novenbsr a. l00I
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board OF managers for Chlmborazo Hos
pital. In No. Z East Broad Street.
All sorts Of pretty fancy things viii
be sold and delightful refreshments ana
entertainments each afternoon and even.
ing already arranged for give promise OF
the success for which the ladies OF the
hoard ara striving with great energy and
enthusiasm.
Valentine-Bragg.
leading Easter wedding IN Nhe
thoughts of Richmond society VIII bo lilat
of Miss Elise Calvin Bragg ana MI.
Granville Gray Valentine, to. psa 1.o
Tuesday evening, April 9TH q. o.3o
o'clock, in st. Pauls Episcopal ,Chu .
the Rev DR.. Robert Strange ofliclaths.
Church DECORATIONS will be IN palms
and Easter lilies. The bridal chorus iron.
| T ,ohenrrin will be sung by the vested
| choir to which Miss Bragg has belongea
for nine years After the ceremony my
choir will pass down the aisle singing
20 Perfect Love, i,
Miss Fannie Mcclure Will be MAG o.
] honor. The list Of bridesmaids takes IN
ItNIiss Gcttle Mcclure, Miss Bcrtle Mott
! Ing, Miss Mary Rogers Miss k'Lthieer'
/ Anderson, Miss Dorothea Lee, Miss Mary
| DOMAIN Miss Annie Gray, Miss Maria
| Moscloy. Miss Bessie Dunlop, all on
| Richmond, Miss Mary Meade bernard,
OF Petersburg; Miss Abby ST John o.
| Fredericksburg; Miss Kate and MISS
| Page Williams, and Miss Mary Maa'Soi'
| Lee Of Orange. Va.
| Mr.. r. A@LaEcaster, Jr, VIII be nes'
man. Other attendants will be MI Gray
and Mr.. Alexander Moseley, Mr. Mann
/ Valentine, Mr.. George and MI charles
Willis. MIR. Lewis Brander, Mr. 5. 5, T.
Patteson, Mr. Blair Boiling, MI John
Hampden Chamberlayne, Jr., MI George
whitfield Parter. Charlotte. n 81 Mr.,
w. Guy Davis. Norfolk va, ana MI.
Falrlegh Cooke
Olt-of-town guests will include Mrs.
George Petric, of Auburn, Ala; Mrs.
Hampton D. Ewing, of Yonkers, y. ~;
f Mrs. danes H Corbitt, OF Suffolk. Va;
Mr.. Irving j. Foyle, of Maiden. Mass;
Mr., and Mrs. z. p. Cardwell, of Han
over Va.
I Reynolds Morgan.
cno of t),s most beautiful home we'd
dings of Easter week will be that OF
AIiss Alyce Blanche Morgan, the daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tate Mor
ii gan to Mr. William AyHs Reynolds
originally from Pennsylvania. graa'
, / uate of Princeton University In the. elias!
Of 81, and sinGe successfully estapilslle'
, ii the practice of law at Toronto, can
adn. 4,
The marriage will be co!sbrated at 5;s
o'clock in the afternoon or April attn, y
Tie Morgan residence, No. III Eas
!, l'rankr!n Street. by the Rev. Or. Gaors
Cooper. former pastor Of the First Ear
. list Church, i.
Lovely house and drawing room deco
ro,ione viii be in palms, Southern sRlln
and sweet peas. Professor Reinhardt WI
| direct TN, music and Miss Reinhardt WI
: play an appropriate selection on the VIC
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In THE SOCIAL REALM. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooooooooooOoooooooooOe

on. The sweetness Of the morning
And tic fleetncss of the morning
A wave OF light and laughter.
And the sultiy noon is mere!
All tho rapture and the beauty
Is transmitted into duty
And LIES patient angel singeth;
,,Persovcre! Fersevore!
Hath Nature then bcrcft me-
HATH sho won my love and le1t NOR
Ibid she mock viii, Il splendor
That has faded from the. view!
y rs the child heart getteth older,
Is the Hcnven-heart only colder!
Is there loss, with no rcplacemeht
THAT Is moro divincly trues
Nay. nayi I keep the morning,
All the freshness and hdorning'
The beauty aud the radiance,
The crimson and the gold
In tho precious human treasure
Which the heart alone can measure
In the purities and g,accs !,
Which my mother-arms enioto'
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season.
Who We're also
ABOUT year age M
mrsa,ay touna eTe Civ
Ghd indeed MI au od
n
has hss q 9 @ S any
Hns tine Messiah ays
tGn ~ M Wednesday club,
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station. VA; Colonel Barton H. Grumpy
ouartermaste r-generai, Richmond; Col
onel Edward E. Holland, judge advocate
general Suffolk; Colonel sol cutenins,
.commissary- general of subsistence, Nlch.
mond, and Mrs. Cutchins; Colonel robert
n. Harper. surgeon general i.e e
and Mrs. Harper; Golonel LEVIN w., t ST.
IN spector-gensya or rifle practice,
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Colonel Hampton II, Wayt, atde-de-eamp'
Stanton and Mrs. Wayt; Colonel ~ 2.
Cunningham, aide-de-camp,5 Danyille' AHa
Colonel 10 Lane Stern, Richmona' .,h
The society Colonla. Danes ~ hns
State of Virginia will be 1represen.ea -
the banquet to be Given after the iash ~.
.jrg by Mrs. Herbprt a. ClalpoEne, y, nv, NJ
city, the national and Stare pfes'ueAe -
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the car, beside Miss Montague, VIII be
the Governor Mrs Montague. Master
Latane and Miss Jaret Montague. Mt
and Mrs. ". A. Putnam, Of New YORK.
and their three children; Colonel JONI
S. Harwood. chief of staff, and MRS.
5Harwood Of Richmond; Colonel Robert
ID Lee. Jr, chief OF ordnance, Burke,s
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Williamsburg; Colonel Henry g. Easley'
paynaster- gereral, South Boston. and
Mrs. Easley; Colonel Harry II, Baker
chief Of artillery Winchester. and Mrs.
Baker; Colonel Edmund r: Wilia lam,
aido.de- camp, Richmond, and Mrs; WI
Hams; Colonel Henry M. Lewis alde.ao-
camp, Charlottesville, and Mrs. Lewis
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"spring stlll makes spring IN the mi rtt'
When sixty yenrs are told.


r. there ore seasons OF tho mind It's
~ . month Of starting and
Az. ~ nxtondrd horizons, renewed
y s,oN ". ,nsnirntinns The yernal ides
,n,,,n hacl, wear by year with messages
co, Cyl, ,,,';,,dots from the unfaillng sources
Il n ~ ne. thav nre The blessed Easter days,
5 o. ny, ~ ~ Immortal gladness and
sSmpols W .n,t,, ,,yn ,yc must bring
slrells ". " ' ,ro rmcnt ofj Measure and
OUT ne col1ie " w. n,, ,oho nj distrust, the
II leave tno oiA ,n,,ht ,nd +bo umbrella Of
opcIs,i1es =, tho closet, No pcssimist
1 sKep,iclsi,,. =, ~. ,,.I,on anrll comes. All
snou,u 81. 49, ,,.,tI, hrirht faces and clap
ning hands. when the long procession
with banners Of green mo of tb up ver r
, .he HI siiss Carman.
! = 'ue .nril is hcre hanging the tHees and the
,,oarorows with green Starlike tho
. III netal,ed daisies shine in the grass
| - tha ,.atcr-me adows and soon the vel
1 ~, shopnr of buttercups will make sun
u Sn,,a ~ +he earth. In lonely places the
4 sntod,Is dance together for the Joy OF
thoir renewed life and the warm wind
(. shakes the snow Of almond ahd apple
q blossoms onto the thick baded turI..
A Niorninrs by morning fresh spears OF liv-
;ns .rraen have pierced the earth rising
,,,en,a ri In obedience to the great law that
i .,,,as oil Ito 10 look on the Kingdom OF
~ ~, 49,, ~ every day the sap and growth
,.nr,. Nd t,n,rles TO the end of twig and
'l,,,st,nr forth through pink sheathed
h,,ds Into stars and crescents of leaf and
hiosso,n
II he mca 1ows the grass OF last year
,no,f1,, chous gray and withered by the
..n,,1,ass ~ Tho excellent emerald soon
~ ha wrought with tapestries Of thyme,
s,,,,aro ~ 7l,eo schambles heavy-legged
! ,,,ithS Tho nollen Of It's fragrant labor, and
~ ohaIices of the fairy bslls to which
p &c tIa legend of the countryside has
a. tha fairies dance leaving a deeper
.,roan where their feet have trod.-E. +.
t e N
4 ''e''soA''
The Easter Season..
1 ra,so, ~ 1ao4
- /. :. ~, Anr,l th;rd. 60
o iu,.. lii eli ha,.e mia fine for an UNI
..,I,' VI. ,retch If aniovment before
~ af.,y ,nr exods in June and July be-
~ ,,.,i,s soci,, calendar was never
ss,,,,o. ~ iovo,,s promise than ut this
Iu'lt. a., ~ ,,r,hnr NJ fashionable
rus ~. ,nd ha;,r ,,onn SUFFICIENT
y ~ ,no,eure If rs
y 70 reIl"el ny p.o' i"a.aa u " :
GAYS Hsts y, is. - ~ ho.t,asrin Viz
~. ie "a III -, ~ Na,,nort News Va
sli,,a vi 1Ap'it ~, .. ovor,ts
w, ~ VI. ~, ~ cnrormnr's marty tf1e
ralo,i,ls 1,or,es the \Vostmoreland and
S S,oS,,.,,,,a,,t,, r,l,hs roinr from Rich
,-,n,a ,,,,,, iha,r friends and making Ia
o,1,.;,,,,,,t st,,a representation to ar
~ pli!..a.,a > ~ ,,,sitnrs of the doy q,
!sai , .,s ,l,trr,m
nv ,,ols to,,rnamcnt nj Lakeside Clul,
o,,as,1ad for Satn,day An,il 9th. from,
% Al viii hc thc first of the
,,n,r sor,es ,nvariabIv noted for their
s,.,iat'.+,, h,a,di,e of tho Measures OF
o,.t doc and door life, and for til,
] - ,,,n,her NJ heautjful Rich.
~ s tnons who i, oxtendInr a vel
49, ~ ,,,,o.ts ara ,lyays assisted by {
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Spring Ribbons.

our department is prepared to pro-
vide ribbons OF foreign and domestic
weavcs, In plain and novel effects.
suitable for Millinery, Dress Garniture.
sashes, Bodices and kindred uses.
TAFFETA MOUSELINE RIB
BoNs. five and six inches OErs
wilde, at 21c. and............... 80
PERSIAN RIBBONS, five DC
inches wide, per yard. .-..... 80.
CHIFFON SATIN TAF'Fl5rAS. SIX
and - seven '. inches vide. a. ;sae 38c
WOVEN DRESDEN RIB Sc
BoNs, for sashes. nt:......:..;.o -
Beautiful array OF FANCY RIB
BoNs. at 1Dc.. :oc., :sc. 45cS
cAUzE RIBBONS, for Hair Pom
pons; sHoE-TIE RIBBON. for Ok
fords; NARROW. #SAT1N-BACN3 VEL,
at. per yard. 90, &c. DC.
and ..'.'.. .'.''''''
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Baughman-ReeVe.
+ The Rev. Thomas s. Lee. of st. Mat
thcw's Church, Washington, d c., Will
be the celebrant at the marriage of Miss
Wilhelmina Agnes Reeve to Or, Greer
Baughman on Wednesday, April 9th. IN
the home of the brides parents, on Nine
tenth Street, Washington, DC
Miss Felicia Reeve will attend the bride.
and DR.. William III. LINE, of this city,
will be DR.. Baughman's best man.
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4 CONTINUED on Seventh Pase9
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his opinions and decisions carrying with VIII
them the weight OF authority. -
Guests who will attend the wedding e! III q
Will lhclude Mr.. and Mrs, tlal Roper
Mr and Mrs A. Sapse,, Nl u.s. ana
Mrs. Fontaihe Htoun, OF Charleston. W.
va; Nj. and Mrs. THOMAS 2. 1sans 4 l.,
Miss Mary Ransom, Of sta,lnton; MISS
Mary Barclay, Of Lexingloni MISS !, ha l,,i,
crime Morecock Miss virginia PeaG ~.
lviss, Miss stie Gordon Webb nrd II
Henry y. WISE Of Williamsburg, ~ y.
md Mrs u. q booth, Miss Clara Boo.i !,
Mr.. Thomas Booth, OF Carriers Grove
and Miss Afbn turner Of tAncxu, Va.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-15

Shack for rent
by L. II. Turner.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-07-15
HIYU SKOOKUM JAMBOREE
An Arkansaw Hog killing Time Down
on the River Last Sunday

To get away from the heat, and also
to have a good time, dozen good fell
lows" Joined by two from Wenatchee,
all guilty of having eonvivial tastes, re-
paired to the river, about mile below
town, and put in the day feasting and
-, and - and having a good time.
A half dozen baked chicken, basket
of sandwiches and all other good things
to eat in proportion, together with just
enough LIQUID refreshments to temper
the diet, made up the luncheon.
1t was a very quiet affair. At least
we suppose it was quiet, as only an &C.
casional echo could be heard in town.
A toast, or roast, which ever you
choose to call it, addressed to Fred
Slaub, practical joker, who recently
borrowed a dollar from each OF his
friends, to pay for sundry rounds of re-
freshments OF which he had invited
them to partake, was delivered by Big
Chief Losekamp, as follows;
Here is to staub the big fat slob
from Clinton. Iowa,
Who stole from all his Leavenworth friends
But could not get away.
When Taylor, he TO Judge Bjorke went
To get writ OF garnishment,
And Sheriff Holden was on time
To serve the writ upon Long Pine
So Staub he went to get his pay;
The Loug Pine said nay. nay,
Not one cent can you have, he said,
Until your honest debts are paid.
So Staub, III leaped into the air.
He paved the ground and pulled his hair
And says now To Smith, I'll go
To see II can get some dough.
Jack, he said my friend, you can,
But YOU must be better man.
And Staub. he. to the lawyer went,
To have released that garnishmtnt
| And took the lawyer by the hand
And vowed he'd be an honest man.
TO cool the ardor of those who be-
came too obstrel erous, they were very
gently thrown into the Wenatchee riv-
er All present were members of the
recently organized Katzenyammer Club
which numbers the following in its
membership: Fred Staub, Jack Smith,
Al Pesch, E. Ross, F. A. Losekamp,
F. 5. Taylor, Chas Bergler,E. D. Gates,
NJ. P. Spencer, w. T. Rarey, John
Holden, j c. Parks, NJ. ]. Dalton and
George Beam.