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signed by NJ o. Tibbits ct al, that a
county road be laid out, commencing at
tie northern end of the present sur
veyed road in Nahalum canyon where
said survey terminates in section 81,
township "a north, range 10 east, Will
annette meridian being at or near where
it crosses the quarter line running east
and west through the southwest quar-
ter Of said section; thence extending
southerly down said canyon to inter-
sects with the present road running
from Cashmere to Wenatchee, the board
ordered that the county surveyor make
a survey of same and report at the next
regular meeting.
In the matter of an appropriation to
take advantage of the provision of chap
ter 7 of the session laws of 1905, the
board ordered that same be made out OF
the general road fund and in such an
amount as will pay Chelan county's pro-
portion o. the expenditure, plus the nee
essary survey.
Treasurers report of receipts and dis
bursements from January 8, 1905, to
April /, 1905
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DeparI ment of the Interior
United States Land Office,

WaterVlle, W ash, Apr. 10, lSuo.
A sufficient contest af1 aYit wing been filed
in this office by Al. w, Purdy, contestant
against homestead entry No. 5S74 mae Sep
TENDER 23d. 1912, for the E quarter S "A
SW. u, VIZ Sh1 and NE a Sc a of section
Is IN Township 25 NJ, Range g h., by Harr son
Castleberry, d, ceased c Jntestee, in which ii
is alleged that: That said entryman departed
this life inteState on or about the % day Of
October, 1903, leaving as his heirs at law, Cal
lie CastleLerry, aged now 10 years, Ethel
Castleberry, aged about II years. both RESTING
at Webb City Missouri, and Louis Castleberry,
age audresidence unknown, Llonal Cast berry,
age and residence unknown. That said entry
man during his lfetin after Fl ing upon said
tract, never resided upon nor cultivated said
land as required by law, but wholly abandoned
said tract and resided elsewhere for more thun
six months plior TO his death.
That the mother of said minor children Cal
lie and Elhel. is 5til living, that more than six
months have elapsed since the death of said
entryman and the administrator OF said entry
mans estate has rendered his fiual statement
of account and been discharged by the court,
that said tract has not been resided upon nor
cultivated by said heirs IN person, nor by their
agent, or guardian or any other person for them,
but is wholly abandoned and has been so aban.
doned for more than six months last nast, ana
said allie ed absence from the SAID land
and said failures still exist ano was not due To
his or their employment in the army navy, Or
marine corps OF the United States.
Said pa, ties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton at 10 o oek IN on June H. 1909 before
j. e. Shore. u. s. Comm ss1oner his Office at
Leavenworth. Wash, and that final hearing
viii be held at 10 O'Clock m, on June 20, 10 5,
before the Register and Receiver III the United
States land Office, in Watervlle, Wash
The said contestant having. in proper affl-
dayit filed Apr. 49, 1914 set firth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not b. made, 1t is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
49, M b. MALLOY Reg ister.'
First public ton April 2s 1904.
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Lay in your years supply of fire
wood now. See those large loads of
wood delivered by the mill company. IA
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WILL BUILD RED MOUNTAIN ROAD

The information that the com
missioners court finally decided
at its recent meeting to take adj
vantage of the state appropria-
ton by appropriating a like sum
to be used in opening a road to
the Red Mountain mines and the
valuable agricultural and grazing
lands lying adjacent, will be re
ceived with qualification by the
people of Leavenworth.
1t is quite true that this town
will be directly benefited by the
opening up of this road to the
miner, the agriculturalist and the
stock man, but ultimately every
body in the county, indeed. the
entire state, will be benefited, as
it will connect at the summit of
the Cascade mountains with an
other state road to be built by
Snohomish county from the west
side and will then make an open
highway across the state from
east to west.
The Echo is reliably informed
that large amount of money is
ready to be invested in machin-
cry just as soon as it can be
hauled to the mines that are
waiting to be developed on the
Red Mountain.
Money can be obtained in
abundance at any time to develop
mineral property that is as we'll
and favorably known as is the
property on Red Mountain.
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to said contestant.

TO SAID cOntestnnt.
II is here and now ordered and directed that
such notice be given due, proper and legal
publication. NJ. b. MALLOY, Register.
First publieatiod April p 1870
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When you go to an entertain

When you go to an entertain
ment be sure to make it evident
to everyone that you are dis
pleased with the people you have
to mingle with and the way they
conduct themselves. Make fun
of their clothes, their manners
and looks. 1t shows your own
superiority and convinces every
body that you were we'll bred
and decently raised, and having
always mingled with the upper
crust it is your privilege to make
the fact evident by your conduct,
else it might be overlooked.
You produce such an excruciat-
ingly pleasant frame of mind in
every other one present Don't
stay away from a social, dance,
show or other entertainment for
the sufficient reason that you
have no interest in them. Go,
by all means go. If for no other
reason than to show what a vul-
gar clown you are and how big
an ass you can make of yourself.
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A Leav9nworth concern agreed
to furnish all the material neces-
sary to make the booth which is
to be used by Chelan county at
the Portland fair, FREE OF COST
to the county, only asking in re-
turn that the fact be made known
to the public that the material
was turned out in the mill of the
Lamb Davis Lumber Co., at
Leavenworth, Wash. Was this
unfair?
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Don't Forget

The Forester's ball Monday night in
Blooms hail.
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An Arkansas editor who rear

An Arkansas editor who read
an account in a New York paper
about a lady kneading bread
with gloves on, remarked, "We
need bread with our pants on,
we need bread with our boots
and socks on, and if the sub
scribers who are behind on this
paper don't pay up soon we will
need bread without a darned
thing on
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Department of the Interior,
United States land ONCE

Waterville. Wash, April 18th, 1870
sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by Charles NJ. Mcclure OF
Chiwaukam. Washington. contestant, against
Rollin Rideout who made homestead entry No.
6iq2 November Gotta, 10 2, for lots = 3, 4. ., 10
and the southwest quarter "a OF the northwest
quarter "a of section thirty -fo ur IA, township
twenty six (26). north of fange seventeen HI i.
w. M by the saii i&ollin Rideout conteS ee, in
which it Is alleged that the said Rollin Rideout
never established his residence on said home
stead that he has never lived upon said land;
that the same is wholly unimproved and in lis
natural raw Econdition; that the said Rollin
Rideout died on or about the 18th day OF April,
1901, aud more than ~ months prior TO the com.
mencement to this contests; that none OF his
heirs IL any there bel nor no one else has ever
resided upon saidla or has ever improved or
cultivated the same; THAI said land lies there
and for more than one year last past has been
totally and wholly abandoned and deserted and
that said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the army, navy or
marine corps OF the United States us private
soldier. officer, seaman marine durigg the
war with Spain or during any other war in
which the United Stat may be engaged; SAID
Roln Rideout and his heirs liz any there bel
are hereby notified to appear respond and of
fer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o clock a m on the 18th day of June, 1875, be
fore A. ". Corb n, u, 5. Commis sioner, az his
Office in Wenatchee, Wash (and that the hnal
hearing will be held AT 10 o'clock m on the
10 day OF June, 1907, before the Honorable Regis
ter and Receiver OF the United States Land
Office at Wateryille, Washington That SAID
having filed proper AFFIDAVIT on the
18th day of April, 1905 setting forth facts which
show that after due dlgent, personal service
of this notice cannot be MADE that tne con-
tesiee is deceased; that his heirs III any there
bel and their Fostofice addresses are unknown
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Parchment Butter Wrappers at the Echo Office
Butter Wrappers Either Plain OF
Printed.

Leave your orders with the Echo for
butter wrappers. Either one or two
pounds. With your name and ranch
printed on them or plain. Just as you
prefer.
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One Logging Truck, $500; one
Heavy Road Wagon, $1,000 Call on
or address, S. Sharp, Meeker place,
one mile west of Peshastin. Wash. 153
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Alaska Excursions.

Ask Ticket Agent Godfrey about
those round trip excursion rates to
Alaska points. They are very low.
They are attractive and popular. You
can go for pleasure or business; q.
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Fishing Tackle.

George Blocksedge has everything
you could possibly want for any kind OF
fishing. Ask him to show you what
he has in this line. Off
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-28

For progressive card parties. Nice
souvenir. New and unique. Twenty
four in a package. Thirty-fve cents
per package at Echo office,
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Jmriitcnocutidj.

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1901 1cidIpilcncn NcrfobrcnS fir
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$ d d. it er Gicnitcifcr. -
giiflcbcr (nn Der (biir 0ea WuielmS
clien Veluhcr unbulten0): ,Sbrcn
Stod. ntein Scrrl" - 9cIlifer: ,Sh
babe teinen." - Nufieber: .Ta5 TINT
mir leio. Mciu Gicnit bcficblt mir.
Ole Stodc ADVANCEMENT" 9elltder:
.gbcr gum Scuicl. Sic icbcn ood,,
Dab id) feinen babe" Nliieber:
- Gann boIen tic cinen."
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iommeu iiuO, mo CUR mcitcrcn &c.
ihluBfoiiung gentGB Barugrop1 ITO
St. y. . 3. an Die critic Stroftont'
MGR oc@ a0niglifcn &onogcridt3 III
I. 3urild 5l pcrluciien.
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Sr. 1924, onsRolimor> .eiras'. =: 8iE.
mer IN Sstrsn Az p.t uteibeu, - Uetniie
0stt6nfe unt Ectne. -Pub- Ett.yr trniit-
rei."Ritr. ReriuntulnuesIofnI bsS or.
: s%umbarbfiu. Smmetr. Nnu' urs 2esbs
RrretnS. gbcf. 9eI.--Rolie 1859 ~.
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@croct Souseiacntbiimcr.

gu eerfaufen:
Wlooerne 3ipeiit0dige Snuicr nit feds Sim
rnern an Der 9Geiticite Der @robef Strnbe. 5pis
'ben 5uirntoint gIpcrle nnb Subette. GtrNbe.
Suhen cementirte aeucr. ccmctitrte5 3rntictr,
eluti gepfIuitertc Gtrube. Cefeu. Surfaces uno
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bro Sabr. Inter Ieidhten Beoineunacn Der
fauft. 2'an nebme ole 6airirouut goerucsgurs.
e. 4. Gallagher. @uuuutcrnebmer.
U2S-) Tr oS0g -oIbp-
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Gartna's Canton pttbtrirunb'cads.
eiio,peii-Gde 2. ctr. II. Sait.Wbt,, canton.
Soupt l"inrt,er bcs Canton qieberirun3 -
@tnaftuube tcber Tcuue; itaa Tberb. -
9amers Berein ocrfcmmsit flo icoen Diem
iina 9tbcIio. Ruiipi;uleNicr nm Sppi.-
gbeiupsaft Jctepbou: sBrIie 1853 8.
(9priIt3tO
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Rr. ttOt rb,e.HtroifNbsmt
Ter ~Eorhoft Smmermdbrenb. Saitbsrsih
BON baltimore ~E!rtomusit f9 bier
ieb.n Wlcnioa, - 0entse rrebm 4 eout
Riet nm Bapi. nitb bentfper drt btreit
bom Sub.
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Strneqeiudi:

Sin hunger. unitnnoiper. leoiaer @dder. Der
am Gten Grbcitcn inun, ipiiui1i etncn itetilen
Blot ole 6netic 3nrh, nncr nit Dem Meiitcr
ieltit. s}nh y~iirugeu brieiltb bel Sos. ut.
1925, Shateipenre, Strube. t25S-60)
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Et. 1920 bis ft22, Snrtoro.Np,uus.
Sonniuuoritcr bes rTboiia' Wdnrrronrs'.
Suns unb Gommrrpurtru hiutp Al bers
mteiben Buicr FIoe ifit ShitcrnIbffsn.
Seiuite 6ctrnufe. Srst'TocI. y. 3 D.
3eIerbpu - Ult. Reriiof a7Cp .,
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ser,n q. atsiu,s W,sourout.


Rorbuf. Ode Bcnab, uub gdrolint-Jt-dks.
Snitptuuurtirr ocs -Nnherr IhnnrrtJors~.
H.r0.rGde SQUAD, urh gnroIincitr, Rers
etnsherfuuntIuna tchen Soiiucritoa Hhete.
sieup WttgIieoer pittomncn Noralq.
libea Pier Der GniinunI' Prolerei TN Aapf
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9ofcpl etmenasr's Safe,

2tth Goluerton Ruao. nabe Sreotri6-dns.
Bic bcItcr 2Ncir, i'm A%cilc1n. Wt1bl'
3citcH 3I icocr 3cit. ScitditSlnrIb clue
Speaidlitdt. Snipiaunrfier oes -eur.
roltoHs Mrbciier, WidlmerGors".
(Npril20. 40
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&. spnhn's Hshuurnut.

Eerin n%mlIunaeIoful hes nsInipuid . Cont
clooce Tr, 1906. \. 0.S.," .sttuben.1i'
itriite yr. 1903" r6htncrs9itritts Tr.
1903, 3. Il. D. urh .3iitrifts Nr. $50.
3. Il. y pnllc an @erci-e 5u bernie
then. 5cIni.e Ntcre. Netrt NIB anbcre
@etrdnfe. U22-)
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Sn %ocrfanicn.


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piHia - cine atttnehetne Cafe inh Ntno'
R1derei; allies 2noenoerfnuf. Nud5niruaen bct
Mebtr & 9laui, Nj. S54, @tit. frottsS trufr.
(25J-a)
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4dt VI1Ts ItO iSdfF5WbtKDtL VNTU5u
YRnrhIonnsTeIepbon - 81 4.
~SnupfanGrtisr bcS 0efanupete,nb ehsl.
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.Ganfon Gpar' II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :.
(Gept21 I'D
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etmiot's ,Gideufranl-Sogs."

edmiot'a ,Giheufrant-Sans,"
gie 8. NIB 8orgt-G irdbe, SuppiuIuttter
bes spGhrrn or lint sgrreirS." -sthens
ronssG,unipnoereine, agafttnn Sftncrip.
Aorr mo qeib sBereits," .Tcit'bt Se'
miitbIjhfeii.- ra~eHclt6mtcoe Union" NIB
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T6es Rier Al icber 2cii. 2elepb"n: y.
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&erlanst int Mnacmcincn.
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rtntfdes artctts. Taf,uelfnnss. ghreau,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
THE DIAMOND.
NEW HAVEN
 CLUB SOLD.
An Elm eit, Paper States Danaher Has Sold It To a Syndicate..Ban Johnson Against Minor Clubs.

It was reported last night that Cor nelius J. Dauaher. of Meriden. had sold the New Haven baseball team to q syndicate. That the details of the sale are not completed yet but it is under stood that the price is $10.000. It was rllmored that the team was sold to a combination headed by J. Hammer Whitlock of New Haven. and Sturgess Whitlock. of Shelton, president of the Connecticut state league. Mir Danaher was called up at his home, last night and asked regarding the sale of the team. He said: 1T have simuly noth- ing to say about it.' "Will you deny or affirm the report ?'' I'm denying nothing" was the reply. How did the report originate ?' Don't know.' Not from you, did it." Have nothing to say. simply won't be interview ed on that natter MT Bronson stat ed last night that although the sale has not been made, he is seriously thinking of buying the franchise He said he had talked the matter over with Danaher and will see him to-day and try and close the bargain. He stated he did not care to tell the amount to be paid for the team. MT Bronson has been interested for sever- al seasons in baseball and it is under stood was financially interested in last years team. He is well known and popular in this city and. should he take the team. has been promised the support of the sports of New Haven.- New Haven Palladium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
MARSHALL WEDS.
He Was Married to Miss Caroline krauss Before Sailing for France.

The announcement was made ycster day that Frank J. Marshall. the win nor of the last international chess tournament. had been secretly married early Saturday morning and then sail cd with his bride for Paris to engage the French champion in q match was a great surprise in chess circles.
 The bride was Miss Caroline Doro thea Krauss. 19 years old. of l?. Pal mettu street. Brooklyn. The marriag" took place at the home of Alfred E. Marshall. the oldest brother of the bridegroom. at :,29 McDonough street. in the presence of Mrs Alfred R. Mar shall and her hrother-in-law. Harry Ncwall. The Rev Otto r. Bartholow. pastor of the James Methodist Episco pal church. performed the ceremony.
 It~is said that there Was q stormy scene at the home of the bride after ,hc ceremony when the husband and wife broke the news. The parental blessing was obtained. however. and the young couple sailed away happy.