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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-31
Is IT NOT WONDERFUL i

n orwood has one Of the best
stores i'm the County The pro
prietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people come TO our counters and
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19

Los Eonbres IQue no son Capacea de
1efrenar sus pnsiones, 40 debieran
aceptRr pueatuH p6blicog diHcernidos
pOr a VoIuntad del pueblo.
Si seeptandQ tales pnedtos, pOF en-
cims del bieneataT 6blic06 del inte-
res collective, han de colocar sus pa
stones, tal c0nducta tiene ID Ga que
perderles 8 irhsbilitarles para tOdo
empef6o geneFoao y pfa vechOBo en- ho
lccautt0 de 4 CpLhanza que en- ellos Sc
depositara
Esa pOl5ticG de pssionciIIas e rerco
res, q obstinado enborpecimiento & la
serena marchA de- negecits E6blicos,
para enCauzar be Cuaia solo bAOtan
COmpetencio yhonTadez: no c0nduce,
de seguro, sino ~ prOpiO dsfoF6dito.
En- Puerto Rico ea0s proce limientos
podran aprovechar todo ell mundo.
men0sk los pueftoFriquefl1s.
Hay que C0nvenOeFse de que aOmOS
Los puert0rrique1s d % los que hem0s dc
tfAbSjSr con mayor eafueTzo C0n
sbuena vOluntad absoIuta por ID gram
dezgmor y material de nueatra pa
tria.
L9 contreTlo eg aFFclAY fargo s0bre
nuestra propia vestidura.
] estAs no son deelamRciones. Estag
sou nbSeTVaciones para ser aprovechs-
dos Las cuales n0 se necaaita siuO hpm
bIfs de bien y damoatTaci6n de que no
es fI6cis Ell deCantado amor & npeatrO
pals.
MeDguAda idea de aIsura de senti-
mientOs y de ideas. diera q0iep. ante
81 deheE de trRbsjaF y de eaf0Izarse
p FaquellOque para d patTiaaes de.vsP-
dAdeFsimportancie vunlo 8 dignidad .se
dedic sse & estOrbar el deaenvOIyimien-.
to dc pFop6sitos honradop, de tenden-
ciaB gellerosas. de- luth2 frme y since
ra por VI bien de tod0s.
No se pretenda jam&s que las pasio-
mes puedan prevaleCer poT encima de
lR raz6n y de Ia iusticia,
Tai pretensi6n seTfs antipAtFi6ticS.
Primer0. porque con ellO Be dan 81
pueblo ejemDlOa tristemente cOrfuptO-
res. maleapdo el 6ehtimientO, id g6nitO
en- TODD toio hombre de coFaz6n aenci-
lilo y noble, de amAr 10 VeFdad y la
iusticia.
Despu6s. porque se guele haGer de
fuerzag Rptas para % brega por las
libertades de nuestra TERRA. por los
derechos que & todOs los puertOFEique-
nos imports reelamar dec lrosa y Tefa-
xiva y en6Egicamente. fuerzas que be
agitan en- la mentita v Sc mueFen en-
81 enR4fi0 Y ae destruyen entire 81. res.
t6ndOso 6 empefIos, que, ed bsnefici0
de b patPia y de lac ideas. diFigidos,
habrian de honFaTles y no envilecer-
les.
C0mpr6ndnse GUAM trista papelsGe
hace entreg6ndose de lIen0 & rumiar
perpetuamente d mRla yerb9 de Loo
pasi0neg.
ApAFte de 10 Rntipatri6tico que eG
eco. se da veCes el caso de que hom-
brss gpasionAdos g irFtfexivos CAen
envueltOS en- el mss dssConSOIador RI
dfculo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
Inspection santa ria
en- San Juan.

Como IL Superintondencia de Sani.
dad AbFiga oil Grme pEop0sie0 ga aue
toda la leche que se eXpendR al pflbilc0
sea de u meior calidad. aenanal enta
be publicark por eAta cficinn. me Fela-
Ci6n de Ias muestrag analiEadaGs ap 81
LaboratoTio Qufmic0 y de aua re
dos. pOr medic de 10 cual, podr&n los
COnsumidOres ConOCer en- que aitica de
la ciudad se ha vendido dich0 aEtfsul0
en- buenas condolences.
R'cRrdo Ortiz. San Sebastian no. 20,
inferior.
r Juan Dfsz, San Jof6 no. 43, buens.
L jose Soto, Puerta de Terra, adul.
terada.
ERamiro Infanz6u, Puerts de Tierra.
muy aduIterada.
Bird. Rosales, Fabian & Co.. Hato
4doIfO MeTCadO. San Francisco no.
rs, adulteradR.
Isabel Scott, Puerta dc Terra, nuy
RdulterAdS.
Aniceto Miranda, Paerta de Terra.
inferior.
N. Agusyo. Bayam6D. buena.
BAsili0 Pi6eirO, Caroline, buenn.
EvAristO Perez, PuertS de Tierrs,
muy buenR.
Evaristo Perez. PaertA de TERRA.
Gnuy buenR.
.Esstg de SsadgSVS5tt0s AZ cuy0s pWest0s Sc
tOna0g0n aaweetyGs y del t9nt0 p0r
oieatO de gr0sG AGIladO en- ca
ia ana:
Con unenon de 3 pOF cientO -R. To-
fanE6n, Puetta de- TieFrs A. MerCR-
do, San FranciaC0 Is; Isabel Scott,
PueFta de Terra.
De 3 6 35 por Ciento:-R. Ortiz.
San Sebastian 80; Jofe Soto. PpertR
de Tierra; Bird. Rosales. Fabi4n &
CO., HAto Rey: Juan Dftz. San yoR6
as; AniCetO Miranda Pnerta De Iie'
FTa.
De- 35G4 por Ciento IN. Aguayc.
Bayam6p; B. Pifeiro. CarOlina.
Mas de 4 poR eient6; EvaEfato 16s
rez. Puerta de IierFs: EvRriatb F9Fez.
Puerta De IieEEA.
Si n propoEci6n de los oOnpOnehteB
de Is Ieche de vaca es normal, 20 clasi-
fioa dieho nrtieul0 con aPregi0 4 I@
cantidad de gtasa que conteDgsr s
aAbeE: :.
"'KSe'Rss BE- trss J medic / cussrOpOF ufons,O.
buen0.
my bssenG. ..s
de npt>Ee CUE 2 q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
Bsjas t0IOfIeial0s on MUkd8n

Seg1n un telegrama de TOXIC del
dia Is del pasado mes. Sc hacfan
subir las bajas de oficia 'es japone-
ses en- "a batalla de Makden d l04 I
muegtos y $50 heridos. entire ellos
8 generates.
Bajas Fusas 10000 entire tropa Y
ofciales. 10000 prisioneros y 700
caflohes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
La reina ViUda
de Italia.
Sd Msjsstad IA EIsgsRels.
FsnOs0 pafu0I0.
Fan0s0 paflSI0.

Discdtese actualmente en- los gran
dea peTi6dicOa euKopeoR. en- especisI
en- los peri6dic9s maTcadamente aristo-
cratIcog, cual es. entire todas las da-
mss ilustres de les Cortes eurOpeaG, IA
mss eIegante.
Coaa diffCil es dar voto do prefe.
rencia en- este asunto.
La RltiYa ariatocracia Vieneaa. nor
eiemplO. tiene. desde hace aIQunog
effos, como la mujer mas eIeganta de
Europa, 8 II condesa de RedesburQ,
DANA de honor que fu6 de la deegra-
ciada EmpeFAtriz Isabel.
Portugal levAnta 81 pend6n TOR Sd
reina Amelis; la ccrte iEgiesa pFesan-
tR s ID RdmiFRci6n del buen gusto y de
Il geptileza, tres fguFas adorabIep;
Lady Cufz0n, la mArquaaa de London
dery y Ia duQuesa de Granville Esta
dltImR aseguFan gus fsIes VasalIos-
que 10 son todoG los ingyeses- es
la mujsr mas linda y mas distipguida
de Europa.
Pero Paris. & quien nadie habfa Ila-
Inadc poEque se tFatab8 de danRs mo-
nsrquicag. interYfane en- u discussion
y con tOda ID delicadeza = lagracia del
gran Peria, prncIama con oIfmpica
v0luntad s s. M. Ia Reina Yiuda de
ltalin, MarRsrita, como la DANA mas
elegsnte de lag cortes euEcpeas.
De t0daa las damas que bfiLian en-
las cortes--dioe Ia DFinceaa Rolando
dc B0napa aFte-es evidente que niuQu-
na de ellns alCauza u elegsncis y el
esplendOF de la Reina Viuda De ItaIia,
laque fo6 esposa del malcgrado Hum-
bort0.
ks regla sin exception en- IOs guar
darOcas de u Rains, que "a trsis por
elegante y c0stoao que seG, isIn6s ID
debe lleYaF au duefIa mas alla de tres
9 cuatro YeGes. cinco & 10 sumo y puF
excepoi6n.
Los coIIares. diadsmas. gsrcilIosy y
dem6s i9yag que la Rsina MaTpaFita
gSsta son aiempre nEevOs. pues. si
bien eg ei 1rt0 an las piedFns a0n Ice
m1lmAs. u mOntadura Cd eada dfa di-
fersnta.
Sc dice que los enCsi q cue usa en-
sus veatid0S son de gran vaIOF cue
tiene nlGuuos qua nadie hs podido
iguaIaF. Entire eIIos se encuenfrn a
tanogo pEfluelO heCh0 s mano. que
ha coatad0 tres 1s de labor cuatro
mu1sres que en- esa obra trah5jsEOn
diaEiamenta , ain inssrFupci6n. Sa
ayal0t e mencioRado phnuslO ca Ia
aur1a de $50. 600 peg0u. y parece tan
eel1eAdo que cahe en- unR esis de orc
0eA tanado de m hues0 de duFRznO.
GlRLD FRA lueO SOTO.
ABoGApO Z NCTARlC1.
ACun1i =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19


La Sonora Eva Bartho, 1873 =. 18th St.,
ciudad de Nueva York; N. Y, escribe; /
sssufrfa por tres safios con leucorrea y
ulceracion del lftero. Ri doctor GUERRA
hacer una operacion pero 20 Ia temfa
nnuchisimo y me opuse tenazmente.
Ahora soy otra mujer. La Peruna me
san6. Sc hecesitaron nueye boteIlas,
pero sentfa tanto meJox que segufa
tom6ndola, temfa tanto 1a operacion.
Hoy tengo la salud perfeeta no he
sentido tan lbien en- ounce AMOS s.''-sra.
Eva Bartho.
No es question ya 81 puede Greer 8 no
que Ia Peruna cura todos los casos como
estos. Durante los muchos amos que Ia
Peruna Sc ha probado en- todas formas
condiciones de catarro cr6nico agudo,
.ninguno 1e sha hecho pasar por mas diiraS
pruebas que el proximo pasadok
81 todas las mujeles qae estan suf-
riendo con algUa1a clase de debilidad
Reminil escribirlan DIR. Hartman, Coz
1umbus, Ohio, d6ndole una completa
description de sus sfntomas " las pes
culiaridades de su enfermedad, el les
contestarfa inmediatamente con direc-
clones para su tratamiento gratis.
D2rfiase d Or. 97artnEan, PresidenEeN
@eA @94Aae@EaU 4AsfsAAesAss ~p49AA@&Na
Ohio +. e. u
PArar diregclones especialesj scsda Cua
dobeleer <Las enfermedades de- la yidaD, N
e1empla del cual, acompana como envoltur'
cada botella
Ia Pe-ru-na Ia tienen de venta todos 10
qu4mieos drogaistas al precio de un dolla
la botella, 8 6seisbotellas por cinco dollars,
Aquellos que deseen coFrespnndenoia di
Fecta con el DR.. Hartman, y que pueden es
perar Las dilaciones necesarias en- ida vuel
to del coFreOt puedeh diFigiise al naismo Dr.
3. =. HaFtmanC Columbus. Ohio. .U. 8. "A.
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza Alfonso XI
San Juan, r, R. puede vender los farma
oeuticus , drogllistas 81 poF menoF, en- la isli
de PuertoRico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
Para aRaaltsF1 lFiIIlI5 q % G6d5 q PllinIalS G.

Dsaetsse Per g Aaan6Esa Leqszatiya as Puerto
se6n1 uda moddcado C6digO nuamento
Civil ca Distto podn ctar deaps-
chos, si i0ef 50 soicitare:
La proncs autos 6rdnss AZ dO g6nero qne nen los
asQneo e1 paEte gee aqueog cOndenoa
l0 Los
cn n cs aues afee ds Ont dend6 despu6s de
contda tambiea 81 periodic bjscuci6n sentenCia
En- los u partes
fchs OpOioi6n9
S6n IOday parte ley a preSente qued
rogada.
secci6n Es 10y eas6 aprOblcn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19

eteFna fuente de inspiration } de be-
lleza.
Iod0 10 que 81 mortal en- ga pOfffa
Puede aprender en los famosos libros
Cue nos lego u hnmana fantasfg,
No vale un solo dfa
De meditar. oh gran Naturaleza.
En- tu ibr0 de espl6ndida grande4aH
Guiada por Il idea esculpida eli esOs
yersOs del p0eta Luaces, ID educRdora
cubAna Vas frecuentemente al campo,
con sus alnmnas. 8 una preCiosa quin-
ta, ceTca de la Habana. Y aIli. bBjo
palmeras, aI sresco. Marfa LuiSn cuen-
historiaa y an6cdotas nm grupo de
sen Ioritas. mientraa has nifIas mas love
mes se divierten de- diversOs mod0a.
IUn nido ge presenta en- u enEamR-
dal Un nid0, es an 1nundO psfa D.
maestro. In lab0Riosidad y algeria
con que Ies psiaTilIos realizan esd ira
bej0 de tema para una lecci6n de Mo-
ral cuyas gFandea ensehan2as bfOtan
con eloCuencia Viva de d NaturRleza
misms.
Hay sin embargo ala en- 81 bosque.
quien infringe. como aquf en- nuastra
goOiedad. d ley universal del tEaba-
10; quien emplen, para 81 NAL, suB fa-
Cultadea.
El cucLillo usurpa suG deFeChCs 6
aus cOng6neres insertfVor0s, t0rd0s,
mirl0s 8 petirojos: no hacienda nido.
C0IoCs sus huevos ca los de sus vfcti-
msg, cuyos hiiueloa aacrifcan despia-
dad&mente.
Guardemonoa de scr Is nOta diacor-
dante en- q arm0nla universal de 10
creado.
Sc ore en- Ia espssuFa, cierta dis
tancia, 81 Cant0 uuejumbros0 de ID tor
tolls: mas ceres. eL aFrullo de las paIO-
mas - u quiRa. tQoi6n con cB Ell
Cuento de la pasomita frances, pre-
gunta Maria Luisa2 Nadia 10 cOnoce.
Laa8 MINIS go aoeFcan viVamente inteTa-
Gadas. icon qu6 atenci6n cscuchan 6
So maestro IaB Iindns cubanitaa! La
pRlOuaita EleVRda ed globo. 81 campo
de batalla. en 1870 fu6 hecha prisiO-
neEa pOr loo llans s.. entregada G 10
empeKotFiz. hOaped ndR alimentada
con Yegi0 lujo. Sin embryo, vivfa
trIsts FeC0Fdano0 sU QueEida patFIS: v
GU4U ~ GA14s NO Ga3o40 NM ~ 0St9GVu
IN dfa abieFta "A d0rada Poi srera. allA
Sc escape freEeti0s De alegF1a. cirni6se
an mOment0 oD q espaci1. y decidida
emprendi6 Vuelo ga lfaea reCts haCia
Clichy. d0nde ge cneuntFeba su paI0-
mar. Recibi6ronla con acsamaCicnes
los habitAntas dal boulevard.
Como buena patriots. ne habfR OlVi-
dadO. por Iog haleq0s de extrRDierO
pueblo, 10 cuns idolntElda J como Yia-
iaEa peritisimm, en 81 l.eEaba b miete.
ROSA h11iula que IS guiage-
No os extEBlla que. cOlegi0 de-
Marfa Luisa D1lz aGQda j. aEistccVIcia
do ID Hahna. ALI So upE8nde 6 a11aF
& Cubs p0F encima de- todas las GoIas.
como rs qne1fa den Jos6 de u Luz.
Hoy Cuba 81 nspondlente. Hay
much9s psfsas spendientes. peTC d
no son feIicag, pokquel No son libEes
Cuba es libre. sSA0ala pcr Qu64 R1E-
que tuVo educadoras como don Jos4 de
h Lux POruue hs tenido 01ucador1s
como Maria Luise D1lE. PoIque hs
tani1o naaaBsroa aElRntl Dc % patria y
patria ailan 6a d B aus ma R0sl
Qus eiampiO suggestive paKa PueEtO
DR RosEL.I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
Mas tTOpaS

81 consejo De guerra que presidi6
81 emperaaor al conocerse FL result
tado de "a retiFada de Kurcpatkin,
acord6 Ia Immediate movilizaci6n de-
un cuerpo de granaderOs y dos de-
ei6rcitO, que saldran prontamente
para el teatro de Ia guerra.
UnOs 100000 FusOs pudieFOn all
canzsr q Tienling en- la retirada de-
Mulzder
qrssa. srrib8 menOionada. varia conai-
ders biernehta ca toias Has mueatFaa y
due 81 prsio 6e todas elias es pro-
bAblements 81 misnaos
F. DEL VALE.
IN - iSoprnrl~ se Voae pRpel ds
PoEi ep
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
PrOdIglOsO adDlantO do Ia Repd
bliGa Arganilla,
Rendimientos alli del pssado af1o
sgrfcoIa.

EI afIo sgrfcoIa 1903 904 ha sido 81
m6s brillants de lOG que hasta ahora
ha tenid0 le agFicultura argentina.
tanto pOF la cantidad y Calidod de los
granoas como por Las O0tizaciones. que
han mei0rado muCho. espeCialmente
desde q inioiaOi6D de Ids hostilidades
entire Rusia y eI Jap6n.
Seg6n les estRdfsticas de Ias prinCi-
pales casag, en 81 ramo de cereaIes, los
embaYques del no est8n represented
.asf: trigos 2 400, 1000; limo. 2 100000;
maiE 900 600
Pa l.effo 1903 la exportaci6n de los
mismos ceraales, fu6 aai: / 688 673 TO-.
nelRdse de triQo. q. 159 300 toneIadas
dAmsiz y 615 027 toneladss dc limo.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
BLISS BROS. SELL OUT.
Petrol Davis and G.. II. Moore Compose
the New Firm Under the Name
1.-THE Moore Coz

On Tuesday of this week Petrol
Davis. Junior member and general man
ager of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co,
purchased Bliss Bres. interest in the
firm. While the the business was con-
Quoted under the name of Bliss Bros.
G. Fl. Moore owned half interest.
The style of the new firm will be The
Moore Co., and Mr.. Moore wi | be gem
eral manager and have charge of the
business.
Mr.. Moore has lived here for the past
four months and has made many friends.
He is good business man and since his
connection with the firm of Bliss Bros.
the trade has increased very largely
That under his IA nagement the bust
ness will be fuather expanded may be
looked for.
Just what Charles D. Bliss, the SEN
Tor member of the old firm will dO,
that gentleman has not yet decided.
After he settles uphis business he may
d eide to go to Spokane and he may
decide to remain in Leavenworth.
In residence of some three years he
has made a host of friends who will
wish him the best of luck wherever he
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30

''The Hottest Coon in Dixie" to be
seen here next Saturday evening, July
LIST, at the Opera House, is like the reg
ulation comic opera in that it consists
of two acts and three scenes but there
the resemblance ceases. 1t is present.
ed by the only high class colored organ
ization in the United States. All the
artists are singers and dancers OF ack-
nowledged ability. They have 6eld
their own and more in the leading vau-
deville theatres and concert companies
The costumes are unique, tasty and
richly handsome in color, design and
material. The chorus is a dream OF
dusky beauty and vocal charm. The
prima donna Miss Mamie Banton, is a
marvel, and the comedian Arnold and
Blondy, are fun makers who are born
not made.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
Business Paragraphs.

Rooms and board at Mrs. Shortley's.
Terms reasonable. t4tf
Magazines, periodicals and late pa
pers at Blocksedge's.
About the best place 10 get most any.
thing you want, and he keeps most
everything you do want, is Block
,sedge's near the Big Rock. 5tf
Weakened systems need mature,
wholesome, mellow liquor-thats I. w.
Harper Whiskey-the kind your grand
Gather used. Sold by Thos. Armour &
Co, Overland Bar.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
ExpensIye Celebrating.

In some of the elaborate display at
the resorts near New York and other
large cities paper, powder and chem
teals are turned into sparks. flame and
smoke at the rate of $4,000 an hour,
more than the highest priced opera
singer in the world receives for her
services. The rocket which whizzes
into the air and breaks into stream OF
pendants OF is turned into single star
smid the "Ohs!" and "Ahsl" OF the
spectators is still used, but it has been
wonderfully changed in recent years.
1t still whirrs upward, leaving tran
of sparks behind, but at the end OF the
Journey may burst into golden shower
resembling some familiar flower. Per-
haps from the center falls rain OF red,
white and blue balls, floating gracefully
down ward until they almost touch the
earth. Others form cluster OF long
delicate lines somewhat similar TO a
rainfall on summer day, and thus
they are named The rain comes down
Nawever, at rate of from $40 10
,rch more costly than the
Assorted fireworks
may be securdd
load OF set
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30

Mrs. Mary j. Jorgensen and Edward
f. Nem-yer were married on June 2Sth.
at I P. M, at the home of Mr..
Wright, near Peshastin. Rev. W, 5
Bixby performed the ceremony
Mrs. Jorgensen is well known to
the people of Leavenworth' having
lived here for several years. Mr.. Ne
meyer came to this county from the
Yakima country atout a year ago.
He is brother of Mrs. Charles Wright
OF Peshastin.
The Echo extends congratulations
and wishes them much happiness.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30

A. B. Shortly, formerly conductor
on the Great Northern railway, died at
Livingston. Mont, on the goth inst.
He had not been in the best OF health
for some time.
His mother, Mrs. Sussn Shorty, and
A. A. Bryan, his father-in-law, reside
here. Mrs. Shortly was notified of his
il ness and was with her son at the time
of his death.
The remains we're taken to Spokane
for burial. Mr.. Shortly was quite well
known among the old time railroad
men having worked with tn, m for
wears. At the time Of his death he was
working on the Northern Pacific.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
The Red Mountain Road.

Surveyor Navarro was in town last
Saturday. He tells the Echo that the
surveying party is getting on very well
with the Red Mountain road. Some
seventeen miles of the road had been
located when he left the party last Fri
day. The road runs through fine
country and can be easily built. Very
little rock work will have to be done so
far as the road has been located. He
says brush has been the most serious
obstacle in the progress of the work.
Nest of the road work can be done with
"a scraper and pillow.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
For killing a Dog s25.

Louie Hauck made complaint last
week against Ray Chapman for killing
his dog.
The case was tried before his honor
Justice Taylor last Thursday and re-
suited in o fine of S25 and costs. An
appeal was taken to the Superior Court
The evidence showed the killing to
have been done wantonly and without
provocation.
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Gust say in the Echo this week tn t
have the best house and the finest
place in Leavenworth. | want to sell,
YOU know, and that may help me. :
This man was not even taking the pa
per yetle wanted US to advertise some
thing for his sole benefit, gratutously
II we had asked him to do days work
for nothing he would have thought it
mighty cheeky.
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The wrestling Match.

Next Monday night two doughty
champions OF the manly sport will
meet in the opera house to decide who
is the champion, for wager of $3.50
a side.
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Lost: Small pass book. Valuable
only for memorandum it contains
Please leave at Leavenworth Mercan-
tile Co.'S store.
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Fruit Boxes and Crates
of all kinds at Lamb Davis Lumber
Cos.
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Coffin Brothers, the eldest and
wealthiest merchant of the Yakima
valley have bought the Babcock and
Benson ranch of 100, 900 acres, lying in
Chelan, Douglass and Kittitas counties.
The consideration is said to be 100000
and includes $4,000 sheep and other
stock
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Lost-Pair nickle glasses in case.
Finder please leave at Echo Office.
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L SCREAM.
Fishing Tackle,

Palm ice cream on sale at Block
sedges. 16tf
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County Clerk Christensen was a Wis
Itor to our town last Saturday. His
STAY was brief.
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Miss Matte Rawlins was up from
Wenatchee this week to visit her
mother
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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
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Butter Wrappers Either Plain or
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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Great Northern Time Table.
Arrival and departure of trains
West Bound: East Bound;
No. No.
Ar 9 10 Pm Dpts 2 90 pRI Ar 3 20 Pm Dents 2 25 Pm
No. 3 No
Ara 2b AN Dpts 81 Az Ar 9 25 AN Depts 2 e5 AN
BIewett and Leavenworth Stage.
Leaves Blewett every Monday, Wednes day
and Friday at IAN.
Leaves Leavenworth every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday at SAN
Carries passengers and express
II S. IRWIN, Prop Stage Line
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Cheap

House and Lot near Mill
see
Deed H. Magyar.
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LOGS GALORE IN POND
From Fifteen to Twenty Million Feet
of Logs In the Pond.-EnOugh to
Keep the Big Will Going All
the Year.

In the past month the log pond of the
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. has entirely
filled up with logs and no apprehension
is felt about shortage of logs. With
what logs are still to come there is an
ample supply to keep the big mill going
the balance OF the year.
A large force of men is still engaged
on the river. While one gang is busy
putting logs in the river another is en-
gagged in keeping them moving.
The heavy rain Of Monday night and
and Tuesday caused a considerable rise
in the river which brought down a
large quantity of logs
The mill is running every day, and
may later on run both night and day.
The large brick dry kiln is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t will be
put to use as soon as possible.