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under quarantine, When one of
our sailors fell from the rigging
to the deck and was killed. We
could not go ashore for his burial,
and decided to bury him at sea;
and, contrary to the custom, the
Captain insisted that his body
be consigned to the sea in a
coffin. There were no screws on
board for the coffin, and the car
penter had to perform the grue-
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some task of mailing it, which, suppose, got on our
nerves, to begin with, and the subsequent happen
ingS finished off In tine shape.
The burial service was conducted on the quarter
deck where the coffin placed, and the rites had
only begun when C1amOrOuS noise fell on the air,
and the coffin lid was forced open several inches 1t
is utterly impossible to describe the CONSERVATION
that this prolonged cry produced Nearly three
hundred men suddenly made off forward and 1T was
sometime before order restored and the un-
canny noise explained to the satisfaction OF the
crew The gases formed in the coffin stronger
than the nails and drew them out, making the ter
rifying squeak. Even the officers lost color, and
shared their dsnay. When the two boats one for the
body and one for the crew ready for the solemn
trip it was late. and was ordered TO take charge
and tow it out to sea. The moon had risen when
came the side and strong breeze brought
rather bOSterOus sea as we crossed the bar.
A Panic Stricken Crew
WAS glad indeed when we had gone far enough
to cast the body overheard and had proceeded
about two hundred yards homeward trip
when the became panic stricken. They
dropped their oars their faces blanched with fear,
and their bodies shook in agle. All hands were
paralyzed and dumb with dread, and only the stroke
found his voice.
Hes coming sirl" 1 looked back and readily
understood the men fear. had much ado to control
myself; it was certainly an appalling spectacle and
not easily dispelled. The coffin standing
upright in the water. and it each wave it
appeared to be leaping toward The men
clearly panic stricken and IT took some time to
muster up their courage to reCapture the coffin.
knock in the head and allow it to sink. They were
all brave to the point of recklessnesS, but this
canny experience was nerve wrecking and test of
real courage
years later witnessed another curious incident in
the way of ghOstly experiences that put the feeling
OF officers and men to a severe trial We sailing
along under bright moon, when the order was given
to shorten sail. This order Obeyed, and when
the tOpgallant sails Clewed up, there in plain
sight stood man on the fore tOpgallant yard. The
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gallant Zoe They gave even a
more practical demonstrate of
their feelings for the fallen heroes,
many of whom were naked. hav-
ing stripped themselves % swim
ashore, by scrubbing and fitting
them out with Uncle Sans uni
forms. They We're fed and chcered
TO make them forget their sur
rOundings, and received in full the
American tribute to a gallant Zoe.
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Cheers for the Gallant Foe

WHEN the commander of the Vizcaya Captain
w Euate, was placed in chair and hoisted 10 the
deck he was received with the hOnOrs due his rank
He bleeding from three wounds, and though very
weak from loss of blood he staggered TO his feet
unbuckled his sword belt and after kissing his sword
presented 1t TO me as token OF surrender handed
the sword back to Captain Eulate and at this my
men made the welkn ring with their cheers for the
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Fear of the Supernatural

STRANGELY enough, though perhaps it is well
~ known, men who have made records for courage
in real danger have frequently shown the absence of
self control the least suggestion of the supernatu
raj They go all pieces, and will look shamefaced
for days unless they have active duties to take
Der one occasion distinctly, because it during
the year of my first active service in 1903 on board
the Powhatan. We were off St. Thomas and
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EeEae 6.

Die ,9rapeaers' Brotectipes
N5iuciatiDn" bat mdbrenc BET lebten
Gage Der pe~reaneenen ISOLDE in
6uuftpn ihre SabresfonuentlDn OBJ
gebalten. s. 8. 6Drton oon Nuittn
ruuroe gum Brditoenten eruablt.
Sn Shulenbur9 itarh Srau
W1arp gDeltel, @attin BON 6enrp
BDeltel.
Sn Dallas finoet auaenblidlih
cine Heunipn oer Seteranert aus
Dem Rrieae nit Werito, 1846-48,
itatt. Dix 8erelnieuna bieier Be-
teranen sdblt nod 535 Mitglieoer.
- Nleranoer Damilton. elmer oer
betannteften 8urQer BON @uero, 1T
%eefturben.
Sn Der Ndbe npn 5rteorihss
burg itarb Srau Gnton Sung.
- Nus allen @egenoen beg Staas
tes wtrb %eernelbet, BOB eS beoeutero
fibler 9emuroen lit. ueberau 1T bic
observation-disclosures NIT Gegen
uno ltartem @ino aetomnaen. Sn
einiaen 8eaenoen bat es audi gee
haaelt.
Die Brobibitipniiten oun Wtc'
Qennar gountD baben belbloiien,
attio an Der tommenoen Wabl tell
gu nebnten uub 2anoioaten fir Die
guuntpGmter aufsufteQen.
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Qultur uao gu bober gntpidelur1e
brinoen. ueber Die italienifbe nno
5onItiee @inpanoeruna lhmeiet 9err
b. Stills itb aug.
Guf ale Saae io0ten Die @nii6e
ten iiber ginmanoerer uno ginpans
oeruuo, mie iie bon einem 5ads nno
@elhaftsmanr uDn benz &aliber oes
6errr, b. Biais ausaeipruhen mer@
ben, benz &pnareB Gnre9ung gum
Nadoenten iiber bas @tnmanoes
runeSprDblem aeben. Die Serreit
ertldrer Ia INNER. es lei tbr Stre'
ben. oieie Sraae norurteilslos su re-
a%ulieren. Material gum Stuoleren
berlelben miro linen aeniigeto uno
mebr ais eeniiseno au @ebote iteber1.
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!. Die oeut5deu @tobfmerfe mpr.

- Die oeutihen Stablnerte ruer.
bel Der 2ieferuno oes fiir ben Wie.
oeraufbau BON San Tranciscp n6ti,
gen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES angemeIfene
8erldiibtiaung finoen. Wie aus
30ln aemeloet miro. bat Der aneris
taniibe Stabltruft Dem Yerbauo Der
oeutiben Stabtperte ben. gorIhlaa
aemaht. i'm 6inblid auf ben auBer.
oroentlid boben Beoarf Die in San
Srancisco beu6tigten Stablmafen in
gemeiniamen 2ieferunger gu oeden.
Die Witalieoer Der freifinnieen
W~olf8partei molten bic Beroienfte ill.,
req am 10. Wtara b. s. aus benz 2es
ben aeibieoeueu Sibrers guaen
Gibter ourb grribtune zines Dent
malls ebren. Der IuslduB Der Bar.
tel bat eineu Nufruf erlaiien, in nell
diem our 8eibnune BON 8eitr6aen
fir oas eeplante Dentmat aufaefors
bert uirb.
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etmwanperama .ada sem eaeeu.

SIM Npnernber 1902 ribtete Der
Nprbbeutihe 2lDpb cine reguldre
Dampferliuie sruifden Bremen unb
@alpeftun elm. Wit benz eriter Smiff
wuroeu Is Ginmanoerer b~ef6roert,
narr itieg bic Babl beftdnois, Bis
fie mebrere Wale oas 6albtauieno
Aberi&ritt ur6 Der Dampfer wgbenls
nit. ber Bremen an, 3. Wlai per<
iaifen bnt, brin9t abermals 648 &as
litter, . Baffa1iere uno @inmanberer.
@ru1utigt ourh oieien @rfole lit
bic geieuidaft in Der Musfibrung
Des Hlanes beftdrtt tpurben, cine
weitere Datnpferlinie, unb atuar smi.
id5en Bremen uno Seem Orleans in'a
Gebesi 81 rufen. Gin Gerr BON Bill
lie, Der nit Der 2eituae Der 8mi=
S&enbe6s > @eib6fte Der genannter
a0u1pagnie betraut 1T, befinnet 5im
ieht i'm Sioen. UNI, naM aenauer
Orieutierung an Ort urb SteGe, Ell.
men Hlar 81 fDrutulieren, bee auf
cine a~Haeneinere Berteiluna oer
@intuanoerer in ben aderbautreibens
ben Staten absielt. @n1 NnIiht
be8 aeununter 6errrt uiro bic Sod.
dut Der @intuanoerung, tuie iie bas
Sabr 1905 uno Die eriteu orei W1u.
note BON 1906 erfubrer, aeftaut tuers
ben. in gurHpa uurberrIhenoe pos
litif&e Berbdltnife tunrett Die nrs
fade Der itarteu Gintuanoererftr5.
iiuua iunerbalb oiefer Beriube,
rieirit er. Bon iebt ab. figt er dim
III, ueroe bic Gintu0nDeruna naG
ben Der. Staten auf eefunoerer
Bafta ruben. aub tueroe fie fih aus
beiiere1 uno uiinihensmerteren Rloi.
len 5uinramenieben. als bies in lima.
fter Belt Der sSau mar. 0ah tpie
boz weroe bic Hahl oeutfher Gin.
wnroerer beoeuteno iein. tuusu fid
bic Der. Stanter Slid miinlden
6iirfen, oenri fie biloen oas bette
teuSusiebenoe Clement unIerer Be-
pblteruna. @rpBe S@aoren BON
&inwnnbererrt. betort b. Bills, uiirs
ben inbeiien aud aus GiiosMuBlano,
ben ruffiihen Ofieepropinseu, Rus
m6iier, Bulgariert uno unaar1 bers
tiber tDr1r1en. burl oenen elm lehr
gruBer BrOientiab oeutibes Blut in
ben Noern babe. Or meint, iie mir.
Den, ute bic oeutf@en ginmanberer.
quite. sunerldliiae. HeiBige unb Ipar.
lame Burger uno CUTE Gmeritaner
weroen. bic @e8enoen. in oenen fie
lif nieoerlaiien meroen, raid unter
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ME frnm,aeia MSnhe.

tpelbe emit I'M Mittelolter ole ct. Sers
nar6 &rduterpiGe suerf ber9eitelt, tanns
ten bic beilfrdftigen gt9enidaftea Der
&rauter, beren tie iib BEL Der 9eriteuung
bebienten, iebr wob1, benn ite batten NIT
benz Safte ber betreffenben 8r6uter o'ele
8~ranfbeiten bes n1eniblihen 8brpers 9es
beilt, als ba noinentli4 itnb 9ebers, Nttes
ren> uno Nagenleiben, geitbrte Ser'
bauung, @%ertppfuna unb Ropfibmer5er.
gs oiebt taur1 elm aueite8 Mr5netrntttel,
tpeldbes bas Blut berart reinigt uro oaau
beitraat, bic seihmnnbene 9ebensfrat1t
tuieoer Su ertpeden, tuie bic st, Serraro
&rGuteruiHen.
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ypttmettter beraubt.

q. IS. Suuts, Boftmeifter in sri.
nerton. Sa.. nerlor beinabe iein Sc.
ben uno muroe allen Comforts be-
raubt. laut folgenoem Briefe: Sell
20 Sabren litt i'd bronilh an Der Sc.
Der. woourh i'd einen ibmeren Wn'
fall BON @elbiubt bate. Wein Irat
oerfBrieb electric Bitters uno i'd
tuuroe aeheilt. Sibere Sur fir Gal.
le. Neuralgie, Shwdhe. Waaen..
2eber= Hieren= uno Blaien. 2eioen.
8u baben bel GoDlph 9reiB uno +.
Ralteber & Sobn. so Gents.
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Srtef &ttte.
Derren s9tstei

Oerren s2istei
Gus Nleranoer - @eorg B Cohen - 8
Deutih-Martin gberbar6 -gbos Studs
-8obt 6pfmann-S U Sepd-M 6 Mer.
tens = Sas STARTS : 2ouis BauI - Dan
&enner8.
4ameur2tfte
gmiln Nleranber = Mrs . 8fdelmant
-9bereia Saler-Marp Sarbert-2ilian
u SalSreioer MrS @eo Seberer = Ger
tru6e Sanien Gena Strait - Rrs Bm
&onnine-DDris Mnlm - Wirs Meu9elt
-&lma MideI - Mrs 81 Stelsti-9uuiIo
Sbwarsbaum-Gaura Doun9.
2~IusIdubtfdaei
Or & 6ront Pisa Stuarm-Nnna
. Steiner-War Eraumner.
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Gin 9oblieo oes 8ieres.

Gin 9oblieo traftis ion unb ibon
Dem beutiben Bier ertlingenl
Gs tuirb iib nod, SIR meroet's ieb'n
Die sanae Belt errinsen.
Ses @~erfeniaftes uriprun9 tuar
8Dl In @ermauiens gauen.
Sort trinten i'm felt tauienb Sabr'
SIZE M6nner unb bic 5rauen.
Sn 9eutihlanb bat Der esle Grant
Sen 9ieeeslauf %besonnen,
uno bot ii6 manhen Soltes 9ant
t1nb etp'9e Sreu %eetppnnen.
Sugar beS Oeut5ben alter Feinb,
Ser Sran5mann iiber'm &beine,
8arb ldnsit oes beutihen Bieres Greunb.
Sr0b ieiner bielen Beine.
Gs 3os nah England ieine Spur,
Noh &uBlano un6 70 meiter,
Mls treuer Erdaer Der &ultur.
@enitlihfeitsnerbreiter.
Beionbers aber hat es bann
Die neue Welt errungeH,
Bon Ocean gu Ocean
ST iiearei@ es sebruuaeu.
Sc lift setuorsen oieiem 2anb
Bum aroBen, sro8en Se9eu,
Subem ben @bistp es nerbannt
Nuf ieinen Siesestpeaen.
lnb mag Der Muder nod 10 iebr
Daaesen ibrei'n uno uiiten;
9as Bier nerbannt ct nimmermebr
Nus Oft, Noro. Beit uuo Saoen.
1nb gar EFT redt in geras bier
ST es bon hobem 8erte,
@eil nod benz reinen Zone gtar gtey
Sod Seoermanu besebrte.
unb pie bas Bier in ale WeIt.
Sn iebes 9ano 9eorunseu,
90 bat iih unier Zone Gtar &ier
Den erbBten Stant erruneen.
Drum .,&pne Gtar" iber NIes bod.
Sas fih 10 gut ersuieieu,
gs miro in iphtet'n Sahren nod
Bon arer 8elt aeprieienl
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,,SUre : SUrmalin'', (@imer 4
Nmeno), bdlt, tpenn es Wprgens
alS 8abn= uno Wuuo : Waiier ae=
braubt miro, 8dbne uno Mrno
pdbreno oes. 9au5en cages rein
SIN allen NpDthefen 2u baben.
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W

B. u. B urS b a d. mod9t betannt, oaB
er 8anoibat far oas Nmt bes StaatsIe,
mates bonn "a. ienatorieuen 9iliritt 1T
nnb iib nm bic oemOtrattihe Nomino'
ton betuirbt. Der Diftritt umfaBt bic
Counties 8erar. Banbera, Gillespie.
Renoau unh Rerr.
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yaaI1he yonrtten salatmaaen

nad Californian, ebenlo mad ct.
pia TeraS & 8acihc Balm
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet . Gaenten meaen oieies
neuen 9ienftes ooer on 6. y. Eurs
ner, General Boiiaeier.I gent. Dali
ms. 3ern5
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xpsesfaHe an appenpietts

oerminoern iiH in benz WaBe uie ber
@ebraub BON Or. Sings Neuen
2ebens' Biaen aunimr1t. sic men.
ben ale @efabr ab uno 8raft uno
Starte folaen ibrem 9ebrauh. GO
rantiert. Bu baben bel Mo. 9reiB
uno s. Ralteser & Sobn All 25 Cts.
Berluht iie.
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sas- Mabame @pff, 5euieberin,
6anomabriagerin uno Settles 6eile.
rim, erteilt &atihldae in @eihdfts'
angelegenbeiten, 6eiraten. oereiniat
8etrennte. neribeudt b6ien ginhuB
eiferiidtiae Nnnanoelunaer, Il. (. 10.
SEQ. 404 Dfts Commerce StraBe.
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2ofaleS.
Ter snmuter.

Scr CONNER.
Wir brauhen i'm niht berbei5u'
pinlhen, ben SDmmer; er 1T it3ofl
ba. Hmar niht nad benz &olenoer,
benz, ba lit er nod nett ab, iDroert'
in Wirtlihteit lit er bereits etaaetrDfs
fen unb bat fida rebt blbih bemerfz
bar aenabt. Den eigentlihen ueber'
oaua Der Sabresasiten tennen mir
bier niht uno oas lit 81 beoauern;
auf biele Weiie miro bier Nues n1ortos
ton. gines ribtigen Binters erfreuen
mir urs niht; Der Sruhfing oauert
eben .lur 10 LANCE. biz bic Baume itb
beloubt baben, mas manhmal in eiris
oen Wuhen geidieht. Dann MIRO
e8 aber beiB uno es bleibt 10 bDn
Npril Bis gnoe 0ftDber uno gao Wo'
pernber. ginise .@orther" penn's
bod fDmtnt. einmal cine furSe. ta!te
We0e uno Der Minter lit o%agepeien.
Der @Dnli1er bat natirlid oers
5Giebene unbequemliheeiten, uno es
bauert cine gemiffe Belt. biz man ith
an bic 9ibe aeruDhrt bat.
Wan fDnnte BON rehtsmeaen Ole
oarae afeiber > @arnitur nit elr,em
MnIe ueh5eln, nm BON unierent Wtfis
ter (?) gun, Sommer iberaugehen.
abes man tut oas nibt gem. neil bag
seranifde Selma unberedenbar lit
xro e8 bpM nod NAL, tuena au6 rur
auf elm paar 5tuaoert. in ben Winter
iberlhlaaen fDnrtte, mie bas nod a1r
gunntaa aeidehenil. 9at man aber
Die lernrnerlihe 6ibe einige Woden
lang eenuhen, 10 gepDhut man fth
Barren uno leat mad uno nah aub
Ieidtere, Der Witterung angepaBte
Rteioer an,
Mir ui5ien 6arts1 menigiten8, rpDrart
mir limb; Der TbersnDuleter ibruantt
auilhen go uno los am Tage, aber
Die Nbenoe uno N6bte werDe1 erbebs
lid tabler unb man tonimt uieoer 5u
&rdften.
Cine lplh plbblif auftretenoe uno
aus{auaenoe 6ibe. mie fie auueilerl
i'm 9orben berrfdt. ferner MIR bier
niht. Dei uns lit iie rebt bibIh
aleibmdBie uuo 0e6balb audi mehr
ertrGglih; an6erbem lit uniere Suit
trpfener uno oeBbalb empfinoet man
bic 6ibe niht TO. mie bel feuhter
xemperatur.
Ginen BurQeibmad bonn SDmn1er
habeH pir eehabt; bic Wenibbeit lift
fHuu reAt lebr aurn Sbmiben ges
brabt mBrben uno Der Eurit mar uti'
gebeuer, pie uuiere Brauereien be-
ft6ti9en.
Der Bierfpnium fatin mittea i'm
Suit uber Nuguit niht arDBer iein.
wie er iett lit; Sober ledat nah elmer
Grfriihuna uno es aiebt bier ia De-
leaenbeit 9erine. tie at ~erlangen.
BDriiht beim Trinten, lit 81 ems
pfehler; mar, butte iid uDr gar 81 tall
ten @etr6nfen. mie iie bier nit Wurs
Iiebe ierniert meroen; elm Mirt per'
lu6t ben Mnoern barin au iiberttef'
len. Nu@ lit es ratfarn, beim Erin'
Ten cine aleinigteit 81 effen. mie es
in D~eutidlano iiblih. mas fir ben
Raae1 iebr sutrdglih lift. Der @es
nlB Der eriirert unreifen Truhte iD1te
ielbituerftdnolih unterbleiben; 10
LANCE Der Waeen in Oronung lift,
wirD aud Der a~Igenneine @eiunobeitss
auftano nihts au miinifen iibrig
Iaifen.
Cine tueitere tueiie &eael fiir ben
SPINNER lift. rebt fHbl 81 bleiben,
mpua6eiih iebe N~ufreguna au uerr,eis
ben uro 10 niel tpie titnlih Der Wube
Az pfleaeu. Damn furitit man ipies
lenb fiber ben Snmrner binpea. DEM
bic paar Wonate uergeben gar ihneu.
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Seluht Shola'S Saloon, Wla.
mo BIa8a. Stets frildes Bier an
Bauf.
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fluids ) Gents Oapana . 9iaarren
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Die gmmImabl.

Inter lebbafter Beteiligung tpuroe
Die 5hulmabl an. Samstae abges
halten. Sic eraab folaenoes Te@
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1t Is all right for the senate to put
the probe into the Panama canal busl-
ness, but public interest will be the
keener if senators representing trans
continental railroads keep their hands
off
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The New President of France.

Inc new IresluenG OF france.
President Loubet retired from the ex.
ecutive chair of France at the end of a
full term to make way for a regu
larry elected successor. This was the
first case of the kind in the history OF
the republic, for with one exception
only besides that of Loubet the terms
for which the presidents have been
elected have been curtailed by death
or resignation. The other exception
was Jules Grevy, who served full
term of seven years, was reelected
and resigned during his second term.
The first president, Theirs, resigned,
as did also Marshal MacMahon. Car.
not was assassinated in 1894, Faure
died in office, and Casimir-Perier re-
signed under the pressure of impending
scandal,
France has in President Fallieres a
representative of the radical legislative
forces of the republic. His supporters
in the presidential congress were rad
lcals, radical Socialists and Socialists,
three elements which were arrayed
against the anti-republicans or impe-
rialists, the moderate republicans and
the conservatives generally. The proc
ess of electing president in France
Is undemocratic. The people have no
voice in 1t, and the electors, number
ing about 900 senators and deputies of
the lower house, exercise their own
choice in making ordinations.
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United States Land Office,
Waterville, Wash.
Feb "a. 1870
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the Act of Congress OF
June 3. 1873 entitled An Act for the Sale OF
Timber Lands in the States Of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" as ex
tended to all the Public Land States by Act OF
August 4, 1879,
Ferdinand G. Wettstein,
OF Leavenworth County of Chelan, State OF
Washington, has this day filed in this office his
sworn atement No. for the purchase OF
the sd sw14 of Section No. "a III Township No
IS N, Range No II E.. and will offtr proof 10
show that the land is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural purposes. and
to establish his clai m to said land before j. Il
Shore, U. S. Commissioner at his office al
Leavenworth. WASH on Wednesday, the 10th
day of May. 1906
He names as Witnesses: Thomas J. Cole
man. of Leavenworth, Wash, and Frank Bush
Floyd Blankenship and John H Hess, all OF
Chiwaukum Wash
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file then
claims in this office on or before said 10th day
of May, 1906.
II NJ B. MALLOY, Register
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Uni ed States Land Office,
Waterville, Washington,

Uni ed States Land Office
Waterville, washington,
January gath, 1906
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress OF
June 3, 1873 entitled IAN Act for the Sale Of
Timber Lands in the States of California, Ore
gon Nevada and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by Act
Of August 4, 1892
Kristian NJ. Thevik,
of Seattle, County of King, State of Washing
ton, has this day filed in this Office his sw IN
statement No; .6O5,u, for the, nwA ,oi
Section No 26 in Township No. 10 N
Range No. II, E.. W. NJ, and will offel
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purpos es, and to establi h his claim to
said land before j. e. Shore, u Commits
sioner at his office at Leavenworth, washing
ton, on Monday the 14th day of May 1906.
He names as Witnesses: Hans l. II. Smith
Thorberg N. Lindsay, Joseph p. CIouPh AND
Arthur G. Ellis, all of Seattle. Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file theiI
claims in this office on or before said 4th day OF
May, 1906
6-ss5 M b. MALLOY, Register
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23

The concomitant of true heroism is
modesty, as witness the remark of the
New Jersey girl who has received the
latest award from the Carnegie hero
fund, 81 don't see how any one could
have done differently" So Captain
Caste, who brought off the passengers
from the Cherokee at Atlantic City,
when lauded and medaled and dined
for his conduct, said, with brave
mans bashfulness: 81 hardly think
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They're all every bit as brave as | am"
The true hero never poses hat in hand
for applause and reward.
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TIMBER LA1.D NOTICE.

Uui'a6 ST tt, "a ONCE,
Wae.vLi , WASN'T gtuH
Sep IS 10 q
Nouce is hereby given tnat + compliance
with u provisions uf The Act of Congress #
June g. l.7S. entitled IAN Act for TIA sale Of
Timber Lands in The states of Ca liforna Ore
gon Nevada AMI Was ingt Terrific " as
extended to all the Public Land States by Act
Of Angus 4, 1899,
John b. Adams,
of I.eavenworth County OF Chean, State of
Washington has this dny filed in this OIL e his
sworn statement No. 6l5, for the pure ase of
the ne1 OF section No. 20 in Tow nship No. q
N. Range No. II f. ami will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and TO establish lis claim to said land before
j. e, Shore. u. s Commissioner at his office at
Leavenworth, Wash, on Tuesday, the 18TH day
of May, 1905.
He names as witnesses: Edom D. Sbugart
and william Gerfen, both of Shoreea, Wash
Floyd Blankenship and Frank Bush both OF
Chiwaukum. Wash.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
eIaims Ia this office on or before said 18th day
of May 1906.
20 M b. MALLOY, Register.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-03-23

1t is somewhat assuring to learn that
NJ. Fallleres, new president of France,
Is fond Of books, music, open fires
and his family. That kind of man Is
likely to avoid international farce COM
edies, discord, cannon fire and compli-
cations with other peoples families.
Still, Nero was fond of books, music and
very large fires, and he had so much
Of family that he never tried to keep
track of it.