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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-06-14

Harry R Stuckey to E Matzkee, lots
4 and S, b 8, Peachey add Wen,
1925.
REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS
Assignment-William Saager to {
] Luther, lots 6 and 7, b S, Cascade
Orchards, silly.
Chas F Brown to Margaret L Brown,
lots 80, 81 and 80, b 20, G N plat
Wen, $3.50.
] A Seaman ct al to Alton N Greg
DRY, Al acres in VIZ, sec 30, t 24,r 19,
$3497.
Instrumentation N Gregory to
Wen Fruit Co, Al acres in sec 81,
"a, 10, 81.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
BRE'WIE'
THE HALL OF FAME.

Rather than end his days away from
his beloved native state David Thurs
ton. at the age Of eighty-four, has trav-
eled from California to Calais. Me.
President Roosevelt is one of the few
men In the country who stick to round
cuffs and old fashioned cuff buttons in
preference to the nat cuffs and links
Arthur Pauline, a telegraph operator
In Wichita, Kan, is credited with hav.
ing made $15O.OO0 In wheat specula.
ton in the last FIVE years on his own
judgment
Senator Lodge will be the orator of
the day on Aug. Is, when the dedi.
catOry exercises OF the tablet in COM
memoration of the settlement Of the
Massachusetts, Bay Colony in 1923 will
be unveiled at Gloucester.
Professor Mosetig, who was drowned
recently by falling into the Danube,
had long been famous in this country
as the discoverer Of the use Of iodoform
in medicine. He was without doubt
one of the greatest surgeons of the
present era.
n. Safanoff, the Russian conductor,
never uses a baton, though that weapon
is usually regarded as indispensable by
men in his position. Instead he waves
his arms, cllnches his fists and fights
the air in a manner rather disquieting
to the ordinary concert goer.
John Redmond. NJ. P, is noted for
the melodious character OF his ora
tory. Not only is he one OF the readiest
of the house of commons debaters
but he is also one of the most eloquent.
He Possesses, In the opinion Of many
good judges, the finest and richest
voice Of any parliamentarian.
Tahiti's widely known pearl king,
E. Levy, having amassed a fortune In
picking up gems among the islands of
the TuemOtu group, has sold his trad.
Ing schooner and will retire from bust
ness to enjoy life in Paris. Many of
in are now owned by European royal
ties.
Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of
the senator, is an enthusiastic eques-
trienne and when on horseback always
affects the most masculine looking gar
ments. She invariably wears a derby
hat, q stiff linen collar, small black tie
and cutaway coat. She has magnin.
cent black hair, but she conceals 1t un-
der her hat, and 1t is said that In mis-.
chief she finds a nosiffve delight In h.
Ing mistaken for her brother.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
Dog Likes to swino.

In the front yard of a home on East
Ninth street a rope bangles from q
branch Of a tree.
Wonder what that ropes forg' ask.
ed one man Of his companion as the
TWO were passing the house.
Go In and ask II you're curious"
the other advised.
A young woman came to the door.
"We-that is, I was sort Of curious
about what that rope on the tree is
for" the lnquisitive one stammered.
why, that's Johnny's swing" the
young woman answered.
Out the door dashed Johnny, fox ter.
rier. A leap and he fastened his teeth
In the rope and, growing and jerking
signifed that he was ready TO swing
The young woman pushed him back
and forth until he reached the topmost
branches OF the tree.
Johnny would stay there hanging on
that rope all day If we would let him, +"
she said. That's why the rope is kept
tied up out OF his reach."-Kansas City
Star.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
Northwestern GENITAL co.
Is2 STATE STREET CHICAGO
Hotel Like Noah's Ark.


The inquiry for a man named Wolf
at the Palmer House, In Chicago, eyok-
ed such response that the manager as
serted "a gamy collection OF travelling
men" was present.
Have you a gentleman here named
Wolf-LeopoId WolfT' the clerk was
asked. Dave Lyon made the inquiry.
he was answered In the Affirmative
and sent up his card.
"Just tell him there Is a Lyon after
him." he said to the boy, with laugh.
"And IL 1t will help any," said a
travelling salesman standing near, tell
him a Bear is after him also" He
then handed over his card, bearing the
name Victor Bear, New York.
While they laughed over the incident
John A. Fox OF Cincinnati, secretary Of
the rivers and harbors congress. step
ped up and said. "And to make II q
gamy bunch put q Fox into the kettle"
Before the quartet stopped laughing
John W. Fish, who had Just registered
from Atlanta, and Charles W. Hunter,
from st. Louis, Joined the group, the
latter saying. II guess this will about
finish the game" and invited the gath
ering out 10 supper with him at the
JunEles restaurant.-What to Eat
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

Iceland wants to have q flag Of its
own. 1t won't have to 60 far for the
pole-Chicago Post
Nevertheless It Is the simple truth
that baseball In Washington is no bet
ter under the Roosevelt administration
than under its predecessors.-Charles-
ton News and Courier.
'The time may come" says a London
paper, when the best and most exclu-
sive hotels IN Europe Will make q
point Of barring out Americans" Yes,
when Americans are destitute Of mon
ey.-Boston Globe.
Agnes Repplier wonders why men
stick to the derby hat year after year
while every enterprising woman In
sists on a new style Of hat with each
season. Miss Repplier is not the first
person who has named effect and cause
IN close juxtapOsition and yet failed to
see the connection. - Pittsburg Dis
match.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
New York City.

New York city Is the home Of about
$4,000 widows.
New York city has forty-elght GENE
terses within and near tn borders
The largest license fee charged py
New York city II $500, and 1t u tnAI
paid By pawnbrokers-
} New York city has now In eonIem.
plation water front Improvements tnat
win require an expenditure OF w
100000
According TO the coroner records a.
phyxiation b the favoFite. mode or SUI
cids in New York city, there being IN
average Of one suicide each three Gays.
While there h shout One In four Gays
nom ahooting.-Nsw York Herald.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20

Blanche Bates viii appear again next
season in The Girl Of the Golden
West"
Ethel Barrymore Is on a road tour
which VIII continue until the LIST OF
August.
Alice Lloyd, the English music hall
Coincidence, Is said to receive a salary
Of $500 per week.
Florence Roberts, who was starred
last winter In THE Strength Of the
Weak" Is 70 have the title role In a
revival OF "Zira."
A performance Of the seldom given
Loves Labour's Lost was one Of the
features of the Shakespearean festival
In Stratford, England.
James <. Hackett VIII open his sea
son next fall in John GIayde's Hon
or" Later he will have a new play by
Louis n. Parker, Mr.. George"
W. W. Jacobs short story, The
Boatswain's Mate" has been drama
ttzed, and the stage version Is being
used as a curtain raiser in London.
The Galilean's Victory" has been
selected as the title Of Henry Arthur
Jones new play, which will be pro-
duced In New York in October by
KIaw & Granger.
HoIbrook Blinn, who was In the sup
port Of Eleanor Robson in ''Salomy
Jane" until Miss Robson's season clos
ed, Is now playing the title role Of THE
Man Of the Hour"
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS WANT
Cd TO SELL The BROAD Ak.

Bright boys and girls can make mon
ey in every community by selling The
Broad Ak. 1t will cost you nothing
to begin, as we will send you a sup
ply Of papers for the first week tree.
II there are any bright boys and
girls in any section Of the country
who want to start IN business for
themselves, make money and be inde-
pendent write to US at once, and We
will send you ten papers free Of
charge. You can sell them for Ave
cents each, this will give you the cap
ital which you can buy more papers
ing In order to ind its way into the
columns Of this paper the same week
It n written.
Write plainly on one side Of the
paper only, and address all communi-
cations to The Broad Az, 5o4o Armour
avenue.
at the newsdealers' rate, allowing you
a good profit
Thinking and progressive people
read the Broad Az. Your father, bro
theirs, uncles and friends win buy the
paper from you. II you mean business
write to julius =. Taylor. 6o4o Ar
mour avenue, Chicago.
The broad ax., 1907-07-20
the BRoAn Ak.

10 fOv sale at The following ns~S
stands:
Mrs. z. L Holmes, 250S1l State St
Cigars, tobacco and news stand.
J. W. Hagan, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 271s State st.
]. H. Malone, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, sSs. SOth street.
l. L. Jones, barber shop and news
stand, 3S42 State ct
A. r. Tervalon. 134 W. 51st street
Cigar Store and News Stand
MrA Nellie Phelps, Cigars. Notions
and News Stand, 131 W. s1St street
I. B. Halls C1RJ Store AAl
Laundry once. ISL 9Sth 81
W. 8. Cole, s54 Thirty first street,
cigars. tobacco and news stand
]. r. Peters Cigars, Tobacco and
News stand, 33s E. 9th street
Mrs. A. E Baker. Notions and News
Stand, 419, 36th street
W. P. Johnson, Notion Store and
News stand 37O4 State st.
Turner Williams Shaving ParlOT
and News Stand. 4so3 Armour ave.
3. Davis, cigars. tobacco. and con
foetiOa0ly, 3S31 State st
Jackson Sisters, cigars, confection
cry store and news stand, go w. Lake
Street.
c. c. McLain, cigars, tobacco anc
news stand, 2oo6 State street
Mrs. ]. w. Hadley 116 W. 51st ST
cigars, tobacco and news stand.
Mrs. Katherine R Hamlet, Cigars
tobacco, and fancy groceries and news
stand 502s Armour ave.
The Informer News Co. 1SS Ban
dolph St, Detroit, Aieh-
The Standard News Co 1s1 W. 5Srd
St, New York, City, n 7.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19

a protection from business and financial
losses.
When found on the Mount OF Mars it
denotes a protected danger that might
otherwise result from violent temper
When found on the Mount of Moon. a
protectlon from any bad indications that
mount may possess.
When found IN the Mount Of Venus a
protection from troubles that may occur
from the affections and passions.
So Il Is understood that the Square Is
ton.
THE TRIANGLE.
When found on the Mount Of Jupiter
agement of people, the successful poll
tician.
When found on the Mount OF Saturn.
It denotes a strong mental appetite for
occult studies.
When found on the Mount OF Sun. the
power OF applying scientific methods
along artistic lines in a successful man
ner.
When found on the Mount Of Mercur,
u indicates success in business and pOli-
tics
When found on the Mount OF Mars. an
indication of success in military affairs.
When found on the Mount of Moon.
denotes an imaginative subject with
ideas and talents all directed in a
scientific way.
When found on the Mount Of Venus.
the possessor Of this marking would
calculate in matters relating to the
heart The pOssessOr would want to be
sure that the other person has money
and position before love or marriage be
considered.
THE GRILL.
When found on the Mount Of Jupiter
signifies a domineering spirit loose
morals, also vanity, and often supersti-
ton.
When found on the Mount Of Saturn.
denotes struggles and care throughout
life, particularly In the latter portion.
When found on the Mount OF sun. sig
mites extreme vanity, folly, and very
little talent.
When found on the Mount Of Mercury.
denotes an unprincipled and dishonest
person who may carry his plans too FAR
and serve time" as its consequence.
When found on the Mount OF Mars
tells of a violent temper. also great
danger of violent death as the result.
When found on tire Mount Of Moon
speaks Of ms OIunla, visions and troubled
dreams as the result OF a too vivid i'm
aginatlon.
When found on the Mount OF Venus
Gn this case the grill generally covers
the whole of the mount, II denotes
subject active and passionate in affec-
lions, that may go too far
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
HOW TO SELECT COLOR IN DRESS TO SUIT TIE COMPLEXION
COLORS FOR a BLONDE
Or BRUNETTE COMpL EXON

A pink and white blonde with gray or
gray-green eyes should not wear pale
or light blue, because there is no shade
Of blue in her eyes Her colors are
white, pale green, mauve. deep brown,
navy blue, turquoise. cerise, blush pink.
and black. Navy blue. purple, especially
If the hair be golden, and silver gray are
all good for street wear; lily-leaf green,
white. pinlNy mauve. and white over
green viii be ideal for evening. Yellow,
too. may often be most successfully
worn.
Such blonde may wear black. white.
crimson, cerise, mauve. hellotrope. pur-
pie, pink and green-these two In their
darkest and lightest shades-dark, warm
brown and blue gray. The blonde with
brown or hazel eyes will find all the
foregoing becoming and may add pale
blue, a deeper shade of pink and almost
every tint OF gray.
The red-haired blonde should avoid
pale blue-that is. genuine pale blue.
the soft pastel shades not being unbe-
coming, but she will certainly look her
best in black or white. Next in order
come very pale green, lemon, mauye.
very deep wine color. This. however.
must be chosen with care, and lastly, a
very pale pink, which, when becoming
Is eXqutsitely so. Her sister, Of the red
and cream complexion. needs careful
dressing, or she Is apt to look coarse and
oyerdressed. Her colOrs must be chosen
with view TO diminishing any over
eNuberance OF, tints in cheek and hair.
and therefore. the faded shades known
as pastel, in blues, lavender. pink and
greens, VIII be admirable for her.
one Ca also wear well dull, soft
black dark blue, dark brown, and purple.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
THE GRILL

, ions. insomnia, nightmare and unsteady
in love.
On the Mount Of Venus. Several lines.
Gig. 80. unthankful in nature.
Many lines, much crossed Gig. 1s),
passionate disposition.
THE CROSS.
The cross found on the Mount Of Jupi-
ter sfgn1f1es that the subjects ambi-
ton or position is interfered with.
When found on the Mount of Saturn,
signifies an obstacle to success in the
latter pert Of the subjects life.
When found on the Mount of Sun, sig
miles failure, sometimes due to lack
OF talent, again through wild specula-
ton.
When found on the Mount Of Mercury,
II signifies Gin bad hand) a desire TO
cover plans by deceptive movements; in
real good hand, shrewdness and sue
cess in business way.
When found on the Mount of Mars.
| signifies danger Of bodily harm.
When found in the Mount of Moon.
signifies an imagination that may play
! havoc with the possesSor.
When found on the Mount OF Venus,
signifies deep sorrow in which A loved
one figures.
THE STAR.
The Star found on the Mount OF Jupi-
ter signifies great success or sudden rise
in position In life.
When found on the Mount of Saturn it
is generally an indication Of some great
fatality to the subjects life
When found on the Mount of Sun, an
indication of great success in monetary
affairs. but not always accompanied by
contentment or happiness.
When found on the Mount OF Mercury
usually relates 10 dishonesty: at best
the person is inclined 10 use other peo-
pies ideas and projects.
When found on Mount of Mars danger
of loss of life due to quarrels OF perhaps
in war.
When found on Mount of Moon. il tells
of an over-excited imagination that may
cause the subject TO rush out of the
body
When found on the Mount Of Venus.
IL speaks OF the sudden death OF a rela-
tive, dear friend. or lover
THE SQUARE.
When found on the Mount of Jupiter
denotes that the sober sense is guiding
the subjects ambition, also a protection
toward bad markings elsewhere
When found on the Mount of Saturn
q protection from some great fatality.
When found or the Mount of Sun,
protection from the bad results of an
overdesire for fame and riches.
When found on the Mount Of Mercury.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
SKIRT.
Paris Pattern No. 1875.
All Co., ArH--a


All Seams Allowed
A pretty seven-gored skirt, having an
inverted box plat at the back and a
backward turning plat at each OF its
seams is among the new styles of spring
models The pIaits are stitched 10 some
distance below the hip line and are we'll
pressed 10 flare prettily toward the edge.
where the skirt flares modishly and is
correctly wide.
All sorts Of dress goods in cotton, silk,
and wool textures are avilable for this
skirt, which hangs gracefully and laun-
vers satisfactorily.
Trimming may be added in any desired
way TO create an elaborate effect, or the
SKIRT may be just carefully tailored.
The pattern is in 3 sizes-13 10 u years.
For a miss of 10 years the skirt needs
6ia yards of goods % inches wide, or 81
yards 50 inches wide. OF 3Is yards 4
inches wide, or 2ls yards "a inches wide.
Persons desiring the above pattern
can secure same by inclosing name, ad-
dress, and ten cents in an envelope ad-
dressed to Fashion Editor. Times"
The Washington times., 1907-02-19

The colorless blonde is another tyne
the type known as ash" very pretty in
| its own way, but who needs careful
dressing in order TO look her best. Sup
posing the lips are red and the skin
quite clear the difficulty is somewhat
lessened; but, as often happens, the
complexion Is apt 10 be sallOw: then
the case requires careful thought Red
is, perhaps the best al colors to select
while in the various shades il will be
almost impossible to go wrong. terra
GOTTA, vine and poppy reds all being
equally becoming Then come blues, the
duh Chinese blues. and, for evening
deep cream and pale yellow are among
the most successful shades Where the
skin is actually sallow. red and terra
Gotta Will be found becoming, also navy
blue, II relieved by cream near the face.
The brunette. genuine. dark eyed,
dark-haired. and of good color, is not a
dlthcult type 10 deal with, given q good
complexion, and almost every color is
hers, brown hair and eyes harmonizing
with almost every shade. Black IS never
becoming 10 this type, but she can wear
cream. ivory. yellow, Indian red. claret.
cardinal, deep and pale blue. golden
brown. putty color, tans, coral pink,
rose pink, old rose, terra Gotta and sill
ver. gray. Pale green, white, pale blue
ana yellow may be safely chosen for
evening wear
The nut brown maybe" the ''brun"
as the French call Il. should dress up
10 her colOrings in order 10 look her
best Rose pink. rose red. red browns,
golden browns. warm gray, deep, blue
naStur'uus, ecru. sunset. yellow. peach
core. apricot, ivory white amber are
each and all good cOlors. Indeed all
tawny tones echoing or harmOniZing
with those Of the skin will be found be-
coming both for day and evening wear
And. above all, it's the eyes rather
IMAM the hair, that one should use as
basis for all color schemes.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
CALLING GOWN OF JAPANESE BLUE WOLFE.

vofes both wool silk established
The frocks evidently
in
ing frocks and in more petntus afternoon froc Their
IA
This attractv
velvet
andj
mosta
Illustration shows
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
Dainty Dinner Ware.

Dainty Dinner Sets are not nects-
Sarily expensive; our inexpensive
sets come in neat, pretty designs.
which were formerly much more ex-
penSive. We quote a few items from
Or made-up sets and invite special
attention 10 our Is open stock pat
terms, from which single pieces or
complete sets may be purchased.
Additions may be made to these sets
at any time within three to five years
from the tins they are put on sale
by us,
si i2s.pieoo Decorated Dinner $3.50
1Oo-Dieee Decorated Eng SIT
hsh Dinner Sets.................~If sOU
IO0-piece D aiuty Pink SO M
Decorated Dinner SETS o .UO
1o0-piece Decorated Aus Soo %
TRAN China Dinner Sets. ZO.OU
1O0-piece Decorated Lin SSE m
oges China Dinner Sets 4 y sOO
I0O-piece Decorated Lin SQ7 E0
Oges China Dinner Sets. - 'OO
1O0-plece Decorated Hav- san M
Hand China Dinner Sets. SO'OO
Other Dinner Sets Up TO $1,000
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
By MARTINI.
The TRIANGLE.

The signs In the hands, IN order TO
have force, must be distinct in appear
ance and not caused by chance lines
In deciphering these characters the stu
dent is often misled by misjudging their
appearance. So. in order for a sign TO
bear its full significance. il must be
clear and stand out clearly in order that
IL may not be mistaken for any chance
line
These signs are either found on the
vrRious mounts. on the lines. on the fin
gers in the quadrangle or plain OF Mars.
The following rules will allow you to
reach almost infaliibly the meaning OF
these unaccountable markings.
The lines TO be looked for are 10 run
in the direction Of the fingers unless
otherwise mentioned. Should a line
run crosswise and cut the regular or
main line II would be a very undesirable
omen.
on the Mount of Jupiter, one clear
deep line Gig. u means sure sign of
success due TO ambition.
Many lines confused Gig. p ambitions
that may not be rewarded.
Lines crossing each other Gig. - NOR
ais that are too liberal
On the Mount of Saturn. A clear. deep
line Gig. ~ splendid luck. and many
lines Gig. 81. more ill luck than good
luck
on the Mount OF Sun. One clear deep
line Gig. 81 means much wealth and
fame.
Two lines orig. y much talent that,
may not bring great success due to lack
of continuity. Many lines confused
Gig. 81. artistic tendencies interfered
with. due 10 multiplicity OF ideas.
On the Mount of Mercury. One clear
deep line Gig 81 signifies financial good
fortune of an unexpected nature
Several lines on Mercury Gig. 100, a
love for medical terms, the physician.
on the Mount of Mars. One clear deem
line Gig I'D stands for courage
Many lines Gig. l2), violent temper.
ia fact a had omen for the general s,,c-
cess OF the individual
on the Mount of Moon. One clear deep,
line Gig. 49,. considered by some as an
indication OF coming evil
Many lines Zig. 80, susceptible 10 VS.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
Red Tomato
MayonnaiSe Dishes.

We have just received another
shipment Of bright red Tomato May
OnnaiSe Dressing Dishes, in two
sizes, and would recommend an IN
spectiOn Of these, as it may be some
time before we can obtain another
shipment. Complete with cover and
saucer, and reasonably priced.
Sc and Csc each.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
February Sale of
.HOuSefurniShingS

THERE are still ample assort-
mentS to select from. The
best possible values in the
worthy sorts of ChinaWare, Glass
ware, and the several other classes of
household needs are represented. In
Guided are goods from our regular
stock at under-yalue prices, and lots
secured from manufacturers at re-
duced prices, especially for this sale.
There are some exceptionally at
tractive values in the list advertised
below:
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HIS EXPERIENCE.

''Afte. all said the philosopher, the
real Joy Of thing is in the anticipa-
ton of tt
We'll" replied Henpeck- eff there's
any Joy in matrimony that must be it
The Catholic Standard and Times.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
AN EASY MARK.

Patc--Well. my boy. so you have in
terviewed your girls father, eh! Did
Son-Yes. dad. 1 was the mark.-BOs-
ton Transcript.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
New Decorated
Toilet Sets.

We call especial attention to the
nine different patterns we are now
offering in assorted colorings, COM
plete with Covered Stop jar, at
$500 per set,
Without Jar, $3.50 per set. .
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
japanese
GeiSha Shades.

We are showing a large assert
ment of Geisha Lamp Shades, which
are suitable alike for oil, gas, and
electric lamps; shown in assorted
sizes and colorings. Special atten-
ton is called to the shade we are Of
fering at
Sf.15 each.
Other GeiSha Lamp Shades, 75c
and up.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
New Brilliant
Cut Glass.

We are showing a complete line OF
the newest designs and cuttings of
choice quality American Cut Glass;
conceded by experts to be the best
in the world. The new effects have
an unusual brilliancy and are no
more expensive than poorer styles of
former years. Our present stock Of
ferS the best possible opportunity TO
select gifts for weddings, anniver-
SarisS, or other occasions. We quote.
a few items and invite inspection.
New Cut Glass Water Bottles. 1900. .
New Cut Glass Fern Dishes. 80
New Cut Glass Sweet Pea Vases. ..--Sf25
New Cut Glass Celery Trays. -s2.75
New Cut Glass Spoon HoIders,..,.,..sS,25
New Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes.-.--.s1-s5
New Cut Glass Rose Bowls $500