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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Berdbntt Cite tiir gferoerennen, 6ndsfoes
oen,~ Cst8attaS uup 9cIftptel.

esn,% c'tsattas ane 9oIffpiel.
Bier enslii9s @tGbte, 10 f9re;bt cine
aonboner Wp9enf9rift, bsiibsn eigene
Rennbabnen. gu nennen fino in eriter
3inie @pfom nit Der Serbpbabn uno
Soncai ter. Ser Nuben, Der Ooncaf.er
idbrli9 bon Der Rennba6n ouflieBt,
belduft fi9 auf 100000 Gel glei9
1886. Ser Rubm Der Rennen bon
Soncafter rei4t peit ouriid, benn ieit
1903 fino fie i'm 9ennfalenber psrsei6z
net. Die groBen ct. 2eser States
berbantt Die Staot Dem OberfIen ct.
2e9er, Der fie 1776 sriinbete. Nber bic
eigentli9e 9uuptRaOt bes snglii9en
Pferoefports lit uno bleibt Hepmarfet.
Guf Der bcrtigen 9etbe befinoen fi9
nt4t tpeni9er als oebn Rennbabnen;
Die ldngfte 1T AZ englif9e Meilen i'm
Runolauf. Der erfte 8eriat iber Elm
bort beranitaltetes Wettrennen 1T ge=
nau 300 Sabre alt: er er3dblt Elm Grs
eigntb aus Dem Sabre 1905. gu fei<
ner 3eit befinoen ii9 peniger als 400
Pferbe ntn Srainins" gu Repmartet,
uno 9unoerte me6r fommen an, UNI an
Den fieben sroBen Greetings tbsilaunebz
men, bic bon Der Staot bera~nItaltet
peroen. lleber ole 9Glfte Der mGnns
li9en @inpobner Der Sta0t finb Strait
ners, Sodeps ooer Stablemen. Sas
6ortige &rantenhaus trGgt Den Namen
oes groben Sportsmuns &ous, uno in
ben WobltbGtigfeits : Nnftalten finO
our9peg SodeDs p0er beren Wittipen
untersebra9t.
Iber oas pferosrennen unb mas
Drum unb bran bdnst eeniist Dem
gngldnoer nt9t. Saneten lit er Elm
GROCER Gu9sidser. Gin erfabrsner
Singer 0imro6s bat berehnet, bab
iter Ell 100000 In England i'm
Su9siagofporte fsft angelest iinb uno
6ab iiber G5,O0O,OOO iG6rIi9 BON Den
2iebbabern Der Sagb alsseseben tper>
ben. @on biei fer Summe entfanen et=
ma f850,000 auf Die Grafi9aft 2ei>
eefteribtre, beren Stdbte Marfet Oar
borough uno MeltonM opbrap bon Der
Saso su Yferbe leben. Den ganaen
Winter binbur9 treffen ieben Morssn
unb Mben0 In ben 8abnb0fen Der bsis
ben StGote Gtfenbabn3iige, belaoen
NIT Sasbpferoen, unb oeren Gigens
Thinner i'm rotben Rpd Elm. 8etoe Srtc
perbanfen ibre 8eltebtbeit Dem tpeiten,
floden @raslanbe, oas fe umgibt unb
fir Die Saso na9 Dem 5udie pie ges
n1d9t 1T. Neben Dem Sport ais iols
dem miro cine llnmafe 9elb fir Die
bamit berbunbenen 0ersniisungen aus
9e9eben. Sn eriter 2inie fommen 6d
Die r5unt 8aGs" in 8etra6t, auf De-
men fi9 Der Nbel, Der Hei6tbum unb
Die S90nbeit Ger 9raff9aft elm Stens
6i9ein geben unb mo man9e 5eiratf
| eeitiftet miro. Cine anbere Staot, Die
bonn Sporte lebt, 1T oas fleine Neii
SenleD>pn>S1ames; 80 Wo4en i9ldfi
es; aber tpG6reno Der IA Sage Der
Regutta iprtngt Die Gintpobneraabl
plDbli9 bon 4913 auf iiber 10000,
unb pGbreno Der bret groben Renntus
&c tperoen etpa $4,000 ausgegeben.
Cones pieber, auf Der Snfel Wisbt,
lebt bonn Susofport. ueber cine babe
Milipn pfunb Sterling tperben jdbrz
li9 bort bon osn 2iebbabern oes Sporta
aufgepanot. S9liebli9 lei nod ct
In6reps in S9ottlanb erpdbnt, oas
9auptquartier Der @olffpieler ber
Welt, Die bort Sunoerttauienbe iGbr
lt9 ausgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

g 9abeneuer.
Snbepenbenee, 3p 2. Mus.
Gin Geuer i'm Gsi9dftstbeile Der
Staot ri9tete einen S9aoen bon $780,
900 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
S@tFsna@ri@ten.

Nep Dorf: .@aronia" unb Oceanic"
bon 2iberpooI; ,Gaifer @ilbelm
Der @robe" bon Bremen; yMin=
neapoIis" bon 2onbon.
Queenstown: vSaronia" bon 2ibers
pool.
Soutbumpton: n2aiier @ilbslm II. ="
nod Nem Dorf.
2onoon: y$eutonie" bon 2iberpool;
rRotterbam" bon Rotterbam.
R~openba9en: yOstar H." bon Neu
Oorf.
Ylpmoutb: .@roBer 2urftrf" nod
8remer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

DrabtIofe Seleeramms
nur mad etner Rt4tung 9.
ProfeHor Braun In Strabburg bat
neueroinss erfolgreide Weriude NIT
brabtlofen S%elegrammen, Die MIR na4
elmer Ri9tuns fi1 fenoen laHen, dbses
f9loHen. 8isber mar es eine Der
5auptf9pierisfeiten Bel Der brabtlofen
Telesrapbie, ben Selesrammen eine be-
fimmte Rihtung su eeben-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Sa8o
Anf einen farbisen 1oppeIm5rosr,


Stttle @od. Nrf.. 2. sua,
Bon Stamps tpirb gemslbet, baB Is.
X. Tergnfon, Gaent ber..2ouifane &.
artanias gabn bon sinsm @sssr ga.
mems Ste Rinnep e,f&oKsn uurbe.
Der We9sr batte borber cine @aKe.
9enoRen 9et6btet. gu benz berfolaen.
ben pohe geb6rte GerguiOn. NIs bas.
islbe 3 Meilen bon Swamps auf ben
Nsgsr fisb. f9oB bsrislbe unb t6otete
Jerguion. 4uf bic grsrsifung bss
Ne9ers 1T cine BelObnung bon $500
gefebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Norpeaen tpirb, tpirb Rorpessn Re-
publif tuerben. @spiB aiebe Id cine
Monardis Dor unb beBbalb tperbe i9
bic aanbioatur bss prin3en 2arl TN.
terfftissn."
abf9feb bes 3aifers.
Ropen hagen, 2. Nuguf. =
R6nia ghrifian uno mebrere bdnii4e
grinsen frtbfHdteu beute nit benz 2ais
fer auf Der Oa9t vSobsnsoaern". Na4
benz 5rhbfid iasts Der 2bnig benz
2aiier 2ebetpobl, Der beute Ibenb ooer
moreen friib abfabren piro.
aopenbasen. 2. GuguH. =
Bring unb prin3eifin aarl ma4ten
beute abenb 9aiisr @ilbeIm einen LAM
gen 8efu9.
anesbli9 bsripraG Der aaiier, bic
aanbibatur bes prin3sn fir ben nor=
tuesiI&en 8bron su unterfiben.
4ud Der ruiii9e geianbte So
tpolstp tuurbe BON 3aiisr smpfanssn.
Or iol benz Raiisr Nustunft iiber Der.
bdltniHe i'm Often gegsben haben. So
polsfs tsnnt bieielben grtinbli9, ba sr
@eianbter In Sotio mar.
Seutinlanb.
Sopcott Qmerifas M
p~fobIen.
Berlin, 2. Mue. Die 8inef.
f4en RauHeuts, tpel9e bas ameritanis
f9e ausidlubsefsb nit einem Boycott
amerifaniiaer Waaren beantwortst
baben. beginner in Seutf9lanb S&ule
su MAIDEN. Sn sinsm artifel aus Der
Ieber bes Or. Gsrber smpfiebIt bic
rSeuti9e Sasss3situn9" bic Na9a6s
munq oes 9insEi9en 8opcotts ameri.
tanif9sr Waarsn our Changing bon
3ueefdnbniHen, iotpeit bic Ier3onung
beu.f6er Maaren in ben Ser. Staten
in Betraat tommt. Na9 Or. @erber's
SafirbaIten seiae Der 9anse 8organg,
bab bic amerifanii9sn @rportelre urb
gei9dftslsuts nod grfldrung bes gops
colts ieitens Der @hineisn iOfort Dor Der
8eorobung bon nur einem GRnftel
grossnt ibrsm ausfu6r au9f betamen.
Sdtte i9on ole 6ur9t bor Der M6sli4=
teit elmer 10 es.insen gei4rdntung oes
ameritaniI6en gsrports ben amerita.
nerr einen bsiliamsn S&reden sinf6bt,
10 tpiirbe cine alsi9e WabreseI 9euti4'
lambs in ben Ser. Staten fi4 I'm 10
uirfiamsr fhblbarer MAIDEN, ba
Seuti9lanb 3u ben gr6bten Ibneb'
r1srri amerifanif6er probutte geb6rt.
8dbrungu nter EN- Berg
arbettern.
Berlin, 2. Muauf. Omin6ie
Na9ri9ten fommen aus benz rbeinii9-
tpeffdlif9sr Snbufriebe3irt. ginsr
Melouns aus go9um 3ufOlss ma&t
f9 unter ben bortisen gergarbeitern
cine ffarfe 8dbrung bemerfbar.
Die gertreter Der Mrbeitsr bss se-
fammtsn gsairts baben anf elmer In
Sortmunb alssbaItenen geriamm-
lung bon Der &ssisrung g%rfhnung- BET
alien. BET g~silsguns bes eroben
Streites esmndtsn 8eriprs9unger Der.
Ianst. ginfhbruns Der a@tfhnoiseu
e9iGtoauer. 5effsbung zines Sura'
i4nittslobnes, ausbau bes Nusi9ub.
tpeiens, Wabl zines WagenfOntroueurs
uno Iunftionirsn bes @euerbeseri&ts,
aud penr, nur cine Settle barum mad.
iu9t.
Sn bisie 5orberunsen brirsen aud
bsrsiis Trobuneen binein. sluf bieler
gerinmm!unssn tpirb i&on In 5eb'
rebel angethnbist. bab bic StunbI
Der abrs9nuns nit ben @rubenbe'
fibern getommsn iei. alu9 Der Rs'
eierune uerben bon bieier Sette bitter
8orutirfe gema9t.
81 heiBt ss, baB bie itngfen So
tafropbsn auf Der 6oIanosG rube be
@elisnlir9en u,ts Der 8oruiRa.gr
bel Sortmunb, bic F4, am 80. Sun
bs,u. IL. Suli autrueen anb bet bener
6 bs3. 81 gersleute ibr 9eben Der
loren baben, BITE ifaatIi&e Wibwirtb'
i9aft betueifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Yrinj &arl
S(ngebli6 BON &6nig Gbriitian la6 &aiier @il6elm
inbDiirt.

gpntott aeqeu ameriamH6e Ginfnbr in 9enidIamb empfoblen. GGbrmmg
inter benfteu &pblengrd6erH. -Na6enhaben ON Der gSrra.
General Whes in Berlin. -ltufaa in ben @lpen.
Sprf in ltngaru abgebranm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
S9wei3.
3toni T entongreb 5.


BafeI, 2. Mus. War Worbau
belt auf benz 3iOnifsntOngreb cine
&sbs, In tpsl9sr Ct bic S9wsi3sr Re
publif su ibrem beutigen @sburtstase
6eglidptnI9ts.
Der foaialifif&e Gligsl trsnnte F9
snbsilti9 bon ben o~rtbooorsn 3ionifen.
sic tpo1sn elm pafeubss @ebiet fur
eine 2olonie auberbalb paldfiua's
fnoen.
Shmeben.N orwegen.
Seutf9es @e&maber.
StodbOIm. 2. Nuguf. Gin
beuti9es @sihmabsr, beftshenb aus fie'
ben S&la5tI9ihen, a4t 2reuaert uno
elf 8orpsbObootsn, lam beute bier on.
Merito.
@eIbes Gieber.
Wertco, 2. Mus. Die h69fe
@efunbbeitsbsbbrbs ma9te beuts Be-
tannt, bob es i'm san3eu @sbiste ber
@epublif nur A Gd1s bon seIbsm Sic
Der sibt. Sieielben famer In Yera
@ru3 Dor unb tpurben fofort ~iiolirt.
Die Bsb6rbe 9laubt, elmer gini9lep'
puna Der Seu9e BON Hetp Orleans
ober Banana borbeuaen 3u f6nnen.
HuBlanb.
MrmerM n n!
g t. petersbur9, 8. Mug.-
8efern mar fein Miniferrat6, abe,
Der Gar tpurbe bod fhr 5 Stunbsn
bur9 alm6sliden Beiu&er, 2rie9s-
unb 5riebensfrsunbs, in gemegung &c.
balten. Sails er ni9t borber ieinsn
yWeino auf9ema9t" bate, mar bic
@sfatr erob. bab er in benz Chaos be,
suten &atbidldge ben 2Opf bsrlOr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Sdnemarf.
a6nis @briftan hr
prina 2arl.

9openbaeen 2. NusuH. =
a6nia @briftiart iol benz oeuti9en 2ais
fer gegentiber geia9t baben:
,@enn Bring 2arl ni4t 26nig bon
Nortpegen piro, wiro Rorpesen re-
publit tperoen. @epiB siebe Id cine
Wonardie por unb oeBbalb ueroe Id
bic aanbibatur beg prinaen aarI un'
%tsrfiben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
% aerf9&ben Der
W errQ.

fur6tbarer unpstters 3ablreide Orte
TN preuBiiden Resieranasbs3irf RaRel
betrOfen bat 1T sr6bsr, dig uripriing.
lid angenommen. Die 6lutben Der
Werra finb bod ibsr bic ufer getretsn
uno baben BEL Der Stabt gf9psss. benz
beffi4en@ lberfelb, a1ss iiberf9pemmt.
illus ben 9%OlBtrtmmsrr, tusl9s Der
Glub nit fa ffbrts. bat f9 bel benz
SOrfe Yii9bauien Elm Damn gsbilbst.
Sinter bisiem Damn babsn f9 genial.
tigs WuhermaRen aufgstaut uno Be.
brohsn ben genannten Ort nit Wsrs
ni9tung. 8ebufs Sprensuns bieies
Sammes 1T aus 9annopsrid- Whnben
cine abtbeilung bes furbsiRi9sn pio=
nier.g ataiaons go. II teissrapbif9
nod giidbauisn beorbsrt tuorbsn.
8eneraI miles.
Berlin, 2. Aueuf. General
IeliOn u. Wiles uno fein Sobn, 9euts
nant SHERMAN Wilss, fnb bier sinss.
troHsn, Inn bic Staot fenneit 3a Iernsn,
MAIDEN aber feine Offisislsn gsiu9e.
unaII n 8 annober.
5annober, 2. Aus. Der etabt.
partgarten In 6annober mar Der
S&auplab zines f9weren unglids.
BORT aab Der S&leifenfabrsr geIair
Dor einsm aablrei9sn publiIum cine
WorFeauns. flirste ab unb fisl auf
me6rers 3uidausr. gcIair ielbf fopie
cine Jrau tuurosn f4wsr unb bret on.
bere perionen Ieidt berlebt.
M aroffo-G onsrensin
Wabrtbg
Berlin, 2. @us. Wie bsute aus
paris esmslbst tpirb, befiebt bic beuts
i&e &esierung ni9t ldnger barauf, bab
bic WuroftO=2 onfsrena In Sanser fiatt.
finbet. Boti9after Ghrft 8abolin iol
benz premisr &oubisr beuts mitsstbeilt
tabsn, bab teins trsiteren ginwenbun-
gen gegen bic bon Granfeeid. England
unb Spanien getuinf9te 8erlegurg
Der 8er6anolunssn nod Wabrib ee=
ma9t wiirben.
I @eneraISop bon& to.
tenbei m.
Berlin. 2. Nug. Na9 Idngsren.
f4psrsn 2eibsn III Der @eneralmaior
5oper b. &otenhsim, commandment
bon Berlin, %sstorben. Der gerFor.
bene mar nit einem Sarmleioei1 bebaf-
tet uno bat fib msbrfa9sn Opsrationsn
unter3Ogen, Obne ieboa bic er6ofts
Seilung 3u finoen.
profeforb SoIIr.
3abingen, 2. auq. pro.
fehor 2ubwis bon Soap, Witglisb Der
MISREPRESENTATION Gafultdt it &C..
forben.
Stalien.
WuBten anbere 2eute
don LANCE.
3urin,2 2. Nuguit. @raf 2an3n
bi Busea, Der itaIienif@e Botf9after
fur Seuti9lanb, tpel9er foeben bon
Berlin bier anfam, srfldrt bas De.
rfidt, 2aiier @iIbelm bsrfu9e, bic
Office als rsutraIes unb ssi9lpfenss
gswdHer, mie bas S9maras Weer, er-
fldrsri 3a lafen. entbsbre ieber Besritn.
buns. Der Raiier utinf9e MI,
6rieoen.
Deferred. Ilnsarn.
Opfer Der MIper.
Wten, 2. Mug. Mus Werar
uirb gemelbet, bob profsfor g&sure,
unb Srau aus Ma4sr auf elmer Berg
tour bur9 bic 9iroler Nlpsn abgsfirs
fno. Der PrOfefor wuroe 70 f9we,
perlebt, bab Elm 8ein amputitt perOsr
mubte; feline Satin fam nit Isi9tsr
@erlsbungen bapon.
Raub berS | q m n, n.
Wten, 2. Mus. DDS Stdbt9sr
2ir6brauf I'm unearii&en Bonita
3ips it boIfdnois risbersebrannt
6s9s Betpobner erlitten tn ben 5lamp
men ben &po.
(8tr9braui adblt etpa 5000 beutI&'
nm ffnmafjTme Einmnhner , III cit
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01

John Mccormick, night Waterman
at the Lambda Lumber Cos plain
ing mill had his arm badly crushed
last Monday morning.
Part of his work is to see that all
the belts are in good working order.
He was making an examination and
found that one of the belts was not
working properly. 1t appears the
machinery had stopped on a center
and when he gave the belt jirk 1t
moved a half revolution and caught his
arm between the belt and pulley.
1t appears he was putting soap on a
belt that was slipping and his arm was
caught between the pulley and belt.
No one being near he was left hanging
by his arm for about half hour, suf-
fering intense agony. When finally
released he was brought to the hospital
where DR.. Nc Coy attended him. His
arm was found very badly crushed
The doctor says it may yet be necessary
to am putate the ann.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
The STAFF OF Life.

There is no question but that bread
enters more large into every meal we
eat than any other article How inn
portant it is, then, to have this one
article of our daily meal good, whole
some and palitable. With all the care
that the most painstaking housekeeper
can employ it is impossible to make
this important part of our diet in per-
lection with a poor grade of -four
With proper end in view we desire to
impress on you that the -four that al
ways gives excellent satisfaction, that
never fails to give good results when
properly manipulated, is EACH
Bios SOM, the -four that was
awarded the highest prize at the great
ST. Louis Exposition. If your mer-
chant wants to give you Something
Just as good insist on having PEACH
BLOSSOM. There is no other -four
quite so good. 32-t3
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mt the church.

The Evolutionary and stefeoptlc"u
entertainment at the Congregational
church last Monday night was attenoeo
by an unusually large crowd. MISS
Annie Snyder's elocutionary repertolf
ranges from the ludicrous to the pa
thetic. in which she departed somewhat
from the beaten path OF old favorites
Miss Snyder was quite literally ap-
plauded throughout. The entertain
ment concluded with the story OF Enoeh
Arden, as told in verse by Tennlsoh'
illustrated with stereoptican views.
The entertainment was opened WIN d
vocal duet by Mrs. j. w. Campbell ana
her daughter, Miss Edna.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough, cold. sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act prom pity
like w. C. Barber, Of Sandy Level, Va,
He says: II had terrible chest trouble,
caused by smoke and coal dust on my
lungs; but, after finding no relief IN
other remedies, l was cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. Greatest
sale of any cough o lung medicine IN
the world. At DR.. Shores drug store
SOC and ST. 90; guaranteed Trial bot
tie free
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Business Paragraphs.

Eary fall hats al Campbell's.
New silk skirts at Campbell7s.
For Sale-New Singer Sewing Ma
chine. Inquire at Echo office.
Rooms and board at Mrs. Shortly 5.
Terms reasonable. Just above Keat-
jngs Hardware store.
For Sale-Small coal heater and sew
'eral pieces second hand furniture. In
quire at Millinery Store.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bloom spent
couple of days in Wenatchee this
week. s.
The ladies Industrial Society will
meet with Mrs. H. E. Carr Thursday
Sept. 9TH, The ladies wall take their
lunch and spend the day out of doors.
Lyman Lamb, recently from Dead
wood, S. D., but now a citizen of Bal
Hard, Wash, is here on prospecting
trip, and may become purchaser of
| Cascade orchard land.
+ There is an out break Of typhoid fe-
yer at Cashmere that almost amounts
TO an epidemic. One member of the
family of J. H. Sutton died en- Monday
of this week and six other members of
the same family are similarly afflicted.
DR.. Mccoy, county physician, received
instructions from the county commits
sioners last Monday to make an inyes
tigation of the local conditions and
take such precautions as will prevent a
spread of the disease. In addition TO
those in the Sutton family there are
several other cases.
The racing feature OF the Chelan
County Fair will be better than ever
Two carloads of horses are coming from
the Big Bend country as well as a num-
{ nj "a 10
been formed with Wilbur, Davenport,
Harrington and Wenatchee, and the
races will be managed by Mr.. II. Har-
ris who has had large experience in
handling races at county fairs. The
premium lists are out, and if you have
not already received one call at the
Echo Office for one, or address Walter
/ NJ. Olive, secretary.
G. NJ. Thomas tells the Echo that
some villains who had not the fear of
the law of God or man before them, and
probably ignorant of the golden rule,
entered his melon patch last Monday
and carried away all that We're ripe
and cut open End destroyed many
more that were green. On Wednesday
someone again entered his IN lon patch
and probably angered because there
were no ripe melons tore up the vines
stamped on and destroyed every melon
large and small. The nature OF the
person who could commit a wanton
/ outrage of this kind is past our under
standing. One can understand Row
the perpetrator OF the outrage might
have a grudge against the owner of
the melons. but that fellow feeling
which is supposed 10 obtain even among
thieves should prompt him to respectthe
rights of that other vagabond, who
like him self, might want a melon.
/ When told Of the incident, Mr.. Slump
/ kins remarked Never make any
harsh criticisms of that fellow, he has
the nerve to set your house on fire,
poison your dog, or hit you in the
back after nighfall Let him alone
in the hope that he will find his
consciene some day.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
The Leading wo1nan's Magazine

The Delineator, copy OF when mas
lust come to our hands is by long odds
the most useful to the woman VINO
wants to keep posted on the correct
styles for women's wear. In a0ul'.o'1
to the fashions the Deiineator contains
a large amount OF reading matter On
interest to the women as well as some
fiction
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Attacked by n Mob

and beaten, in labor riot, until Gov
cred with sores, Chicago street car
conductor applied Bucklen's Arnlc&
Salve, and was soon sound and we'll. II
use it in my family" writes u ..
Welch, of Tekonsha, Mich, land ma
it perfect Simply great for cuts ana
burns. Only 25c at DR.. Shores drug
Of
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01

One lot facing the town near the L.
w. Bloom residence. A business
house and lot rent is paying 20 per
cent every year on toe price asked
See D. H. Magyar about this.
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B,aeksmith's Coal.

The Lamb-Davis Lumber 20 :"
large supply of Pennsylvania olae ,S
smiths coal for sale at reasohaoi'
price.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Household Goods For Sale.

All my household goods are for sale
at a reasonable price. Call at house,
near the P. G. McGregor residence.
Mrs. MAE MCLURA.
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Property that is paying big interest
on the price in rent. See w. L. Bloom
about this. 25tt
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For Sale,

$500 Folding bed and $1,000 cup
board at bargain. Inquire at this
Office. 33tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01

Good pair of horses and harness for
s275. Inquire OF E. +. Nemeyer,
Wright's saw mill, Peshastin, Wash.
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Business Proposition.
A good paying business for sale. In
rouire at the Echo office. 33tf
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Great Northern Time Fable.

Great Northern Time Fable.
Arrival and departure Of trains.
West Bound: East Bound.
no. No.
Ar IS Pm Dpts 20 pR Ar , N pg Den4s . - "a,
No. 3 M . - NV
Are 25 An Dpts 81 Az Ar g a5 N Dents y AZ
LeaVenwOrth and BIewett stage.
Leaves Blewett every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at IAN
Leaves Leavenworth every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at Saw
Carries passengers and express
George florence, Prop. Stage Line.
deavenwOrtb and ShoreIea Stage Line
Stage leaves shorelea every Tuesday and
Friday at a. IN.
Leaves Leavenworth every Tuesday and Fri.
day at p. m.
Carries passengers and express.
VIM Gerfen, Prop
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Fruit Boxes and Crates
of all kinds at Lamb-Dayis Lumber
Co.'S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-08
"Pint Judy Pint"

Point Judith, Rhode Island, is
known to the natives of that neigh
borhood as "Pint Judy Pint" Once
upon time, the story goes, an old sea
captain Of Nantucket or Whereabouts
took his wife with him upon voyage
along the coast, and, being enveloped
in fog, he made her lookout. After
awhile the woman piped out, "Land!'
"Whar away?" beloved her lord.
"Why, right over there, just the other
side of all those ropes" she answered
eXcitedly. "T'other side o. fddlesticksr'
roared the captain. Cant you tell me
in straight talk whar away?" Now 1t
happened that the captains wife was
unacquainated with nautical terms,
and while she could do many useful
things she could no more have boxed
the compass than she could have flown.
So the captain shouted to her, "Pint,
Judy pint!' Then Judy "pinted," and
the shore she had discovered and indi-
Gated was ever afterward known as
Pint Judy Pint.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-08
ALL OVER THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN BADGER.
DOM.
Kills Woman He Loves and Cuts His
Own Throat-Teacher Stabbed by
Young Pupi1-Co1or Line in Waukesha
Six Charged with Murder.

Mrs. D. f. Foley was murdered at
her home in Burlington by a boarder
named Arthur Howe, who afterward
cut his own throat. He is known to
have tried to get the woman to marry
him, and she refused. The two were
alone in the house at the time of the
tragedy. A 1O-year-old daughter Of the
woman entered the house an hour or so
after the crime was committed and found
the lifeless body of Howe lying on the
kitchen floor. She ran out screaming,
and on investigation the body of Mrs.
Foley was found lying in back entry,
with two bullet holes in her head and her
throat cut. An empty revolver was found
lying on the floor near Howe's body.
Both bodies We're covered with blood,
and the kitchen had evidently been the
scene of a desperate fight. The deed
seems to have been premeditated on
HOWe'S part.