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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
DAVIS 0FF&ISs- 70; IlS4Ac'S,
ADVANCE AMQyJl4E4I, QJlEI, COHI
s... No. 5..:,l3. S.. %1MEEtS.
the Auditorium
Sold = g LmI )rtant Session
ssssI ~ Held Tomor-
He HAS THE MONEY READY wv Morning
he HAS THE MONEY READY
Win Let out the Amount
the Debt Now Due on the
ture-Writes a Very IN ST
mo Letter.

ToHowlng communication VII
he of interest to the people of the ely
generally AMI expresses a sentiment
which is Sery likely to dnd many a
sponses in he city. The people
brunswick. have come to feel deep
interest in th old auditorium and they
re gfet thaat it has become necessary
&c sell the building. 1hers1ERo Qles,
.tion. but what the fo1oWing letter viii
be well received in the city
Editor BrunsW elk News.
Dear Sir see in yesterdays edi.
ton OF your laper whereby notice Is
given that the auditorium is to be sold.
Rev. W. F. IIolnngsworth representing
the owners lass nisht asked permi sion
cs the city council to dispose Of the
building. which was granted. II seems
toat there Is . small balance still que
on the building and that is given as an
excuse tor the tearing down oI TINS
structure vii hch cost perhaps ten tim.
es the amouA Of tAis small balance
" i'l'u 'S 40" aNe' AAd IN connection
" i'll '.l's matter ! "47A 70 state 'hat
" d il'oi ''l'd ny ,'i'' ldasaoy ytster'
day that tine amount of balance due
"s 'i-'' il' ''' i''=7'y D7'H& one oi
=. . o'.-'''l'' '''o. Ai'a 4 lave a'""I con-
'''ee" 'H''' u 1t l9 "e'e'a'le VAN au
,'''' '''' '-oi'''ii'od li'"' ! WIZ advance
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
ehowman Who Killed Hls son con.
victed Second Tine.

Kausas city Jan. 2i-i0hn MarfIn
speyer. a circus performer formerly
~ New Orleans who killed h'7 Young
son While showing IN Kansas City Iw@
Years ago, was today found sulits Of
uurder n the Frat degree. At his FITS
siial he as gwen q sentence OF ,Ncn.5
5ears in the penltentiary and appealc
Officers had gone to the circns TEN
10 serve warrant upon Spsyer charg
.ng his with assault upoa Young gill
end mob threatened to lynch him
hen he broke away cut his ciiild''
.h1 oat with razor and then Iied t'
commit suicide. Spoyer sad lie killed
.he boy to save him from uisgracs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
SPEAKER CANNON is
FOR STRICT ECONOMY
Speaker win Not Allow Big Public
building Bill TO Pass.

Building Bill TO Pass.
Washington. Jan. 2L--The house
on public buildings at its
meeting today formally turned over
10 what Is known as the revlsory com
mittee the reports Of subcommittee
uron different building bills submitted
to thom. There are pending very
large number OF public building bins
and 1t is manifestly impossible to put
more than slaall percentage Of these
pl ojects in the omnibus bill which the
committee expects to submit at this
session accordingly there was a divest
ing out among members OF the commit
zee OF ali the bills. the subcommittee
Deing told to designate those they re
g, rded as most importan. These re.
ports have now been turned over 10
The reyisory committee with instruct
ions to prepare a tentative draft Of a
oil.
IN the talk in the committee room
today. Chairman Gillit said his idea
vas that the bill should not be over
S1O.OOO,OOO or $12,0OOO,00O at the out
side and the trend OF sentiment seem
cd to be favorable to incorporation Of
number Of small projects rather
tGan a few large ones. It is doubtfur
however, whether a bill CT this kline
can be drawn which will have enough
force back of Il to put it through al
this short session, especially in face
cf the speakers opposition Chairman
| Jnlet reported TO the Committee ctRQt
| Speaker Cannon has shown no y
cf relentinR
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

Montgomery Ala. Jan. q Conduct
oi J. A. Miller. Of the Mvd,sorGmy
Street Railway Compsn. was killed and
a negro badly injured today 7y result
Of collision between a Louieyllle ans
Nashville engine and a street CIR MI
lar's body was mangled into pulp.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
news ALONG o. RWea FaoNr
several Vessels Lett But Noae Arrived
Yesterday,

Several Vessels Lett But Noae Arrived
Yesterday,
1t Will be high water on The bsr to
eay at a m
The following vessels sailed yes
rerday
British steawer Cairnstrath Captain
Loud for Manchester -5tgachan *
20.
Steamer Rio Grande. Captain Mcln
tosh, for New York.
Schooner r. W. Hopkins, CO tain
Hitchhorn for New York, Baxter & Co.
carnegies yacht, Hornet viii be up
from Dungeness tomorrow.
James Cokef has returned FROM Fer
Eandlna where he bought a itssAsas'as
steamer II win be used in the FISH
business.
The Emmelue goes on the marine
Isilway tomorrow.
The ane new launch Of Wesley
Greenfield will be Put into the water
dur.ng tile week
The dredge doing work between
Cabin Bluff and Fgrnandina OWING to
IN accident. has not been working
during the past few days
The little steamer Annie Laurie left
for Cabin BuE Friday to low 'Ghter
0f lumber to 'hls port
The owners Of the steamer Harry
,iee. which runs between Fern-ndina
aud St Mary's have purchased q large
e boat
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

Danylue, Va. Jan. 21.--Mayor Harry
Yood'ug is in receitt Of letter from
William Loeb Jr, secretary Of tho
riesidont IN which he states thar wnen
erraneements for the contemplated
southern trip Of the president nave
been completed the invitation to visit
this city will be given due considera'
ton
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

Nashville. Jan .21--R. r. Ferguson,
/ cad delivery clerk OF the Lots ne
and Nashville railroad at TINS p1lat
committed suicide mis- morning by
blowing out his brains with a pistol
Eis mind had .ecome unbalanced from
brooding over family troubles. Tie was
Il years Of age
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
SO Declares Garden Concerning the
TRANSFORMATION Problem.

- ahSpS' AaAVl FASSlSii'
columbia. S. C., Jan. 2l-The twelfth
annual meeting Of the South Carolina
ear Association which has been ia ses-
sion here ior two days CLOSED tnis
evening with al address by Hon. Hugn
4. Gardner. Of New York city formerly
president OF the Southern society.
Among The subjects touched upon Dy
Mr. Garden was the proposed inland
wafer route, which b. said was the
solution Of The transportation prop
lem in the south.
At the conclusion ot the address the
annual banquet was served
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

Perry. Ga. Jan. 21.-Lige West,
negro, wah hanged here Yesterday for
murder The crime for which West
was hanged was the killing Of his wire
several weeks ago The occasion at
tracted cSgd Of both whites ana
blacks 70 Perry
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
MAKING HARD
snip Owners Spending 5hey to Pass
IiftIefIeld Sill,

News comes from Washington that
- ship owners are handing out
rH6s Of money to pass the Littleheld
cilI which ma be termed an anti-pilot
measure.
It now appears that the pilots Will
in out. and. as a prominent Wash
Ington cores ondent writes. The snip
cvnere trust will be defeated"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
WILL BE SOME TINE YET.
Nothing Authentic About the Race
fo- Postmaster.

There is absolutely nothing new in
the race for he Brunswick postoice
and It is likel, that there will be no
appointment 'ntil the middle or the
and Of the week. The News under
stands that the matter hss been lett
entirely with the Georgia referees and
teey viii name the man who Is to
succeed Postmaster Brown
The longer 'he appointment is delay
ed the more intense Is the interest
teing manifested here
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

The next regular conviction Of the
Royal Arch Chapter which occurs on
the 25t hinsi Will be ca important
one IN that Chapter will DO regularly
constituted on that dag by Deputy
Grand Lecturer &. d. oeg, OF Bruins.
wick. The election Of officers for en-
suing years viii also take place.--Cam.
den Georgian
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
SOME. INTERESTING MATER:

cases:
The Henry Tyre Co. case in which
trustee will be named and apprals.
rs appointed The examination OF
re officers Of this bankrupt concern
y i'll also take place and some interest,"
iDg developments are looked for. This
.ts the case it Will be remembered.
Nhore the president Of the comrany.
4enry Tyre Is accused Of some fraud.
uient acts in connection with the bankl
ruptcy Of his company
Garrard and Meldrlm and Jacob Ga.
zan. attorneys or Savannah. Will ap-y
pear for the creditors and Toomcr and
Rcyn6lds attorneys. Of Waycross. wlli
represent the bankrupt. other out of
,own counsel win also attend the near
lI-s.
The ! n Bishop case win Iikewlse
come np Tor hearing In this case a
uuaree win be appointed ANA tne ex.
animation of+be bankrupt takes place.
The motion tor re-hearlng of the in.
rcryention OF The J. N. COX & Co. OF
Vaycross in the H. C. Williams & CO..
case is also assigned Tor bearing ~
morrow.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22

There win be specially fine dinner
at Wilson's today ana II you want a
real good meal you should go there.
Take your friend TO dinner there ana
both Of you will be delighted.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
esAurlrul al nAlAcs.
Store Of HELLER s Bros Now Convert
ed into Same.

store OF Heller q Brosv NOW ConVert'
ed into Same.
The store at 220 Newcastle street
f-rmerly occupied by Heller & Bros.
viii be converted into a beautiful glass
palace. The Howell Crystal Palace
art workers win exhibit here all next
week. These famous glass manipuIa-
tors have world wide reputation and
are considered to be the chanDions OF
The art They are noted as GLIB dras
and cloth makers and 49, :
Of making the most
lille glass cloth in Il
hibitions cannot be pfs@sed Il
as the work tkey make is nors
the marvellous.
These workers wi fiji ef
tools or moutds Of Ruon
f7ake some o. the mol anu
artistic wares ever plae on public
exhibition. Watch for their windpW
display. They win exhibit at 220l
Newcastle street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
GOSHEN posroFFlcE RossED.
Alabama Town Experiences Visit from
Knlnnt Of Explosives

KnI0nt oF Explosives
Monteomery. Ala. Jan. 21.--The post
oglce al Goshen Pike county was robbed
last night aud all the money ana
stamps ia The safe taken. 1t is not
stated IN ths telegram whether the
ssfe was blowa. The outside door was
forced open and the robbers seem to
nave taken ;hair time with the safe.
rhe postmaster John H. Nixon. wired
gor Sslstancc and Is dolug pll be eaa
to avpyshend the yohbeEs,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-22
fhe Company Proposes Making Some.
ais Improvements in the Nam
moth Plant Near Thic City
rhe ot1cers.

Pie annual meeting Bbf the board OF
fectors of lie Taylor-Cook Cypress
company was leld at the Offices of the
company In this city ye2@day ana
among other things the fEnJAsag DIN,
GERS were elected: ~
President, J. G. Turner of New York
vice President. .. N. Taylor or
Brunswick.
Secretary, Karl Fries, brunswick
treasurer, W. a. Burnham .oHrving-
ton. N. Y.
This is one of the coRcer Of the
city which seems to be owa good
sound basis and all Of the officers elect
81 yesterday aie sterling BUSINESS men
and Awho are sure to see to it that
the q ny scores a big success In
It will 30 ssant news to the peo-
RE Of BrunaW ~ know that Mr..
Narl Fries, VIA in the position
i manager Of TIE q ess ana he mas
been the oas6 in the EApIe, will be
pleased to rendor the bese of service
IL the patrons
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-16
b. Om Daaben.
DEN futbtrffe airfes 2ere:

.Om Dauben lGrer be, at ben er r6bpenbig til CD
Iiabeb, og at g.nnem Ddaben tilbpbes CUBS Vddoe, %
at 8srn fal bebes, for at be, heb Daaben operontooroeoe
Sub, fal af bam annammes til Naabe.
Sc %fprbsmmer Genbsberne, fom fOrtaiter 8arneodaS
ben oa paotdar, at 8srn bGper ialise ubsn Oddb" COen
ausSburgfe aonfesiions 8. artittel)
abbentismens Care:
anmertning. 5or en- @dnss Stplb itdl ies
Der sibe Orb.t til Sr. Gbriftian. 5srft ital jes unfsre
bans Orb ON. bbab Der itaar ben dugsburglts 8onfess
iions 8. @rtiftel: ,,9utbtrunerne troeoe to 9unoreoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-16
Gooe Boyer, iom a~nbefoles:

Mirjam HOlenbaum. On sortauins tr. t,Sir. s..sis.
1875 Sibr, / DmfIos, - Gents. ~imsbunbsu 70 Cent?.
Wartbren | ct. MnbretpS. Ct sill.s fra ben H.ts,
sirts. % sibsr. iOmiIos 10 Gents, iasbunssn - Gssts
Nartbrerne |; ben lutbtrife Qirfe. o..r,st t.
9pf. aA imoa cher, tnhbunssn ! 6SirtinGsbtnb ~ Gents.
Ben Sur. On ,enrsn.x ssr.eut.s r.. sut Iii. s.s
amerifas bsbAs Hpan. n aspis Keauan pAA DauR ~
Bill. ypau. Rrs, sssa ~iabtrnSsn. el.A.
Din BrooerS BLOB. N s.r..ui.., t.s r.sru s,a
Orisntsn, ~fensusnss - %sxtsrssisst. Faa Dane ~ 81
9aaoisn. IVA Stbs. I Omaaa ~ Gsnts.
Gerren er init Sfiolb. q. s.rs~s,ns, Tom pnlsrer ).
triasliss ap 8aslonh 10 g.. DaH sx, inbh. Soc
9Inc eean fenbss portofrtt: gsielinasn bshes Irbienbt ianmsn
nWb Seainnl8en. SrinGl1r ntSstaass lon eslains
Daniib 2ntberan @nbliibins 6ouie, Blair. WebrafM
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-16
6r. 6. 8. 0briitian fom Piitorifer.

9i b~egpnber after meo bans ffbnne Orb: oSanobe
ben er bet eneite, Der beftaor poa Opmmens Dag" SO
tern9it nil Ri unberiese. ON bet, ban uo9iper for fin 2ere,
er Sdnbbsb. 0i fal tage bans paaianbe for os puntt
for puntt:
1. ,Bdrnebdaben er felt ~itbenfor 8ibeler. Der
gipes life ct eneie Orb ben beai9e Strtft ON, at Sp9oz
bern bep bebte ener ital bsbes." 9isie Orb er lite IT,
at tage fell al.
0a Sr. Gbriitidn ipnes at bere ida itGrtt optdget al,
bpdb Der life itadr gibelen, ifdl jeg tiaabe mig til en-
8e9pnbeie at gre BAN opmertfom pad, bbab Der faer
life Itaar 8ibelen, og jeg baaber, at efterfsleenbe OPP
Ipsninger bill f9rlis i~nteresiere BAN:
y Der ftuar ~iffeet Orb 8i,belen, en-;
~btrefte eller inbirefte, 0 m, at m a a
9prn lite ffal bgbes. Sg bet er idare lemt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-16

Oct bare mig ti1abt Der at bebanble ct i~arbeIes in
.teresiant Gmne, fom jeg tilaber mig at benapne:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13

George Siverly. formerly head scaler
for the Lawb-Davis Lumber company,
has severed his connection with that
company to go into the saloon business.
He last week bought out the interest of
| Wilbur Walker in the Lobby saloon.
! Mr.. Siverly was one of the oldest en-
| ployees OF the.company and had host
of friends up about the Lake, where he
owns a valuable. ranch. Mr.. Walker
it is said, will locate In California. for
which place he departed last Tuesday.
On Wednesday morning the different
thermometers in the town indicated
temperature Of from seven TO ten de-
grees below zero. This is the coolest
weather this town has had in ten years,
we are assured by Frank Losekamp,
who stands in relation to this town as
the patriarchs of old did to the chill
dren OF Israel. He is the repository OF
ancient information and history. What
he lacks in years he makes up in ex-
perience.
Thursday morning OF this week Mil
ton 1. Young, of Waterville, on his way
over to Seattle to visit some OF his chill
dren, dropped off here and visited a
day with Judge King. These two old
boys served in the same company
through the entire war of the rebellion
together, and had not met since they
were mustered out in December, 1865.
To say that they had reunion is
putting it very mild. Mr.. Young has
been fixture in this state for about 10
years and is one of Douglas county's
prosperous farmers. The boys are OF
the same age, and for one day, at least,
they were again 'kids."
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
LondaIe Theatre .GempanI.

This is an unusually strong travelling
company, and only for theta that
they had a week for which no dates
had been made previous to their en-
gsgement which opens at Seattle next
Monday night, they could not have
made so small town as Leayenworth.
The companys opening bill on Mon
day night was Lady Audley's Secret, "
an old but very good play. Unfor-
tunately the electric light servic, was
interrupted by break in the machin-
cry and lamps had to be resorted to.
The house was not as large as it would
have been but for this unfortunate &C.
currence. The audience, however, was
well pleased and on Tuesday night ga
Race for Million" was presented to a
much larger house.
Last night cole Olson" was presented
to fairly good house.
Tonight strong play with a good
cast of characters will be put on. Three
new members joined the company yes
terday, making the Londale one of the
strongest on the road.
Play lovers should not miss this OPP
portunity of seeing a good company in
"The Redemption, a strong play.
Saturday, the last night, THE
Gamblers Wife" comedy drama,
will be presented for the first time in
this town. 1t is said to be good play,
with plenty of opportunities to laugh.
From here the Londale company goes
to Seattle to fill a six weeks; engage
ment.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13


men came with their songs and joke
(which kept the audience in an uproal
of laughter. The fun was at its heigh
when DR.. Mccoy made his appearance
as the Cigarette Girl which broug hi
down the house
Only two bouquets Of flowers passed
over the foot lights-carrots to Mr.
Jacobsen and cabbage TO Mr.. Loeb
man. Each contribution was received
with few we'll chosen words OF thanks.
Mrs. Godfrey sang very beautifully,
Dream Land. The notes of her middle
register being particularly sweet. Miss
Anna Tholin out-shown her former
greatness as a singer of songs, when
She sang, Violets, Misses Poage,
Campbell and Featherstone carried out
the part of Porter On the Vestibule
Car with apt imitation of that dusky
parsonage. The program closed with a
tableau, A Gypsy Campfire, which was
pretty and scenic.
The whole entertainment was well
enjoyed and everyone felt they bad re-
ceived three times 25 cents worth.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
Town and County

Dave Gould did not find time to take
his holiday during Christmas so he i;
taking a week off now to make up for
it.
The school board held its quarterly
meeting this week and transacted
routine work, allowed some bills and
app owed the conduct OF the school.
Prof. Buck was in attendance.
DR.. Shore has converted the room
formerly occupied by John Bjork s
restaurant into a very neat and attrac-
tive drug store, where be will be glad
to see all his old friends and as many
new ones as care to come.
P. H. Graham, who was formerly To-
Gated in DR.. Shores drug store, has es-
tablished his shoe shop in the room ad-
joining Mr.. Keating's hardware store.
Mr.. Graham will later ON put in a
stock of goods, and do shoe mending on
| the side.
The King company has rearranged
the room vacated by DR.. Shore and
mace of it very neat and attractive
store room. Both sides have been
shelved from ceiling 10 floor. If the
company keeps all the shelving filled
with goods, and no doubt they will,
they will need to carry large stock
Messrs. Frank and Fred Reeves have
formed law partnership and estab-
lished offices over the Wenatchee
Drug Cos store where their Leaven-
worth clients will always find them al
ways ready to attend to their interests.
Go and see them when you are down.
They will be glad to see you.
Horace Bliss returned Wednesday
after three weeks visit with his par
ents in New York City. While in New
York he went through the recently
completed subway which runs for miles
under the city the whole length being
double tracked and large part has
four tracks. He says it is considered
one of the greatest pieces of engineer
ing work in the country.
Our new sheriff, Mr.. Webb, has been
in town several days this week and
made a very good impression on the
community. He appointed Joe Tes-
hera deputy sheriff. The commits
sioner's court appropriated $50 per
| L l. III
airy to the deputy and the citizens and
property owners will contribute like
amount.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13


Miss Matte Rawlins is up for a two
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. M. A.
Rawlins.
w. F. Blankenship, from Lake We
natchee, was visitor to our town last
Saturday.
Dick Scheble and w. T. Rarey of
Wenatchee were visitors to our town
this week.
Miss Eva Huntley of Seattle is here
on two weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Mae Mcclure.
E. A. King last week sold a four
room cottage fronting on the river to
Camille Massey.
Mrs c. II. Mason left for Seattle yes
terday, where she will remain for sew
eral weeks with friends and acquain-
tauces.
DR.. Hoxsey was called to Seattle this
week as a witness in a damage case
against the railroad growing out Of an
injury to the person.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
Residence Burns

About nine o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the alarm of fire was given by one
of the Great Northern engines near the
school house. A dense smoke was seen
on the north side of the track just to
the left of the school house. 1t proved
to be four room house belonging to F.
A Stevens and occupied by J. w. Otto,
who was away from home at the time.
W. P. Van De Grift had recently moved
into the house. The fire originated
from stove pipe which ran through
the roof and which Mr.. Van De Grift
says was red hot. 1t was unusually
cold Wednesday morning and probably
hot fire had been made, with the re-
suit that it'set the adjoining boards on
fire, and when discovered had gained
such Roadway that it was not found
possible to extinguish it. All the fur
niture and household goods were savsd
with the exception Of a few things Of
not much value that were slowed in the
attic. There wasino insurance. Loss
four or five hundred dollar. ~ e be
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
Dry Fira Wood

have IS cords of dry wood. 16 and IS
inches long, for sale. See me or leave
orders at City Drug Store. ]. B. Hath
away. 4S-tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
The Concert Friday Evening

On the evening of Friday last Mrs.
L. J. Nelson and her Sunday school
class with the assistance of the Leaven-
worth band and the home Ministries
gave very pleasing entertainment a,
the new opera house. i>
The musical program was as follows;
Selection. .Leavenwerth Band
Violin Solo-Creole Bells. n...c...
................ Mr.. G. W. Hathaway
Dramatic Reading-Mrs. Buggel's
Troubles. ........, Miss Campbell
Piano Duet-Op.- 64-2d-Mov,...
misses Merriam and Featherstone
Piano Solo-Last Hope. .:......... ~
Miss Campbell
Selection ......,.. Leavenworth Band
Piano solo-seleeted, y MI Miss Turner
Each number on the program was
rendered with good expression and fine
technique. Here, a "a fifteen !. minutes
fntermission occurred during WHICH the
band entertained, Then the minstrel
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13

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 the price asked.
See D. H. Magyar about this.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13
Business Paragraphs.
Hay In Stack.

For sale, or will take stock to feed
Write or see me for particulars. NJ. O.
Tibbits, Cashmere, Wash.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-01-13

On sale at Geo. Blocksedge's old
stand, all kinds of fresh nuts.