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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
MRS. LOCkETT DIES.
Good Rains Fall All Over Perry
 County.

Marion August 31.-(Special. )-Mrs. S. E. Lockett died at the residence of her nephew, the Rev. J. E. Barnes, on Sun day evening, and the remains were car ried to Selma yesterday for interment. Mrs Lockett was one of the oldest res idents of Marion, being S4 years of age She was the aunt of A. V. Welsh and Emmett Welsh of Birmingham, and John T. Welsh and Dr. Robert Welsh of Louis- jana.
 Copious rains fell throughout Perry county during the past "A hours, which greatly relieved the intense heat and checked the rapid deterioration of the cotton crop The loss to planters during the past two weeks from hot winds will amount to several thousand dollars in this immediate section of the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
Revival Closes.

Florence, August 31-6Special.)-A re- vival meeting closed last night at the new North Wood Avenue Methodist church, during which there were many conversions. Twenty-two joined the new church on profession of faith and 42 by certincation, making a total of 64 The church was organised recently with 24 members. The pastor. Rev. W. H. Pettus, was assisted by Rev. Ira E. Hawkins of Tuscumbia and both preachers drew large crowds by their eloquent sermons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
Rain at oadsdlen.

Gadsden. August 31.-(SpeciaI )-Tho drought of several weeks was broken yes- terday evening by a copious fall of water that lasted for about two hours. The farmers do not believe that 1t will help the cotton crop beyond maturing what is already in the bor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
COMER PORTRAITS
 ARE MUTILATED

Huntsville, August 3.-(Special.)- 1.-Two portraits of Gov B. B. Conner that adorned the east and north entrances to the county court yard were badly mu- tilated last night by unknown parties. Each of the portraits was cut across the throat. Two large placards advertising the prohibition rally, posted over the other entrances to the lawn, were burned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
ROBSON AND DAVIS
 IN JOINT DEBATE

tain Hobson and w. c. Davis met here today in joint debate in the courthouse, which was filled to overfiowing. Captain Hobson spoke first for one hour and ten minutes and MT. Davis followed in one and a half hours. Captain Hobson closed in 20 minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01

my eyesiRnt. l Crleu several highly recom- mended salves that cost one dollar an ounce, but to no avail.
 A friend of mine urged me to try Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as he was sure of good results from his own experi- enoe. 1 used the Cuticura Ointment for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01

Plans are being made today among local parties for the building of a two-story brick hotel at the steel plant. There is a demand for house there that can ac- commodate the men who are at work there, and whose families are not yet here. The work of providing houses for those who want to come here is much slower than was anticipated. and the hotel is aimed to help out until more houses can be provided for those who want to bring their families near their work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
.CUT|CURA CURED
 TWO BROTHERS
One had Face Covered with itching Eruption -Eyesight was Affected Raw, itching Humor Spread Over the Other from Head to Feet in a Single Day Dreadful
SKIN-TORTURES YIELD
 TO EASY TREATMENT

"In 1907 my face broke out in a mass of itching sores which finally affected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01

The Tri-City Gas company this morn ing began the work of laying its mains. The first work is being done on Broad street. where the paving is to be done and where all gas and water mains must be laid before the work on the street be- gins. About five miles of mains are to be laid in the main part of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01
STATE CONNECTS
 MAKING MONEY
REPORT OF OPERATIONS AT SPElGNER MILLS BY EXAMINER H. Y. BROOKE SHOWS NET PROF ITS OF $574,8s3.o2.

Montgomery, August 31.-(Special.)- That Alabama can earn an enormous amount of money with it's state convicts Is plainly shown by report of the oper- ations of the department for the time from January 1, 1908, to June 30 1909, just made by H. Y. Brooke, assistant state examiner of accounts for the mill at Speigners. A reproduction of exhibit A of the report makes the showing as follows:
 Receipts from all sources n, ,136, ,4SS. .3s D1sbursements .................... 665, ,N5. IA Net cash profits ...............$ All, ,373. .19 Market value manufactured
 goods on hand .................S 90,437. .52 Due from contractors (bills
 receivable) ...................... 93,116. B Value new machinery (cosD
 purchased ....................... 50,000. % Value mill product in course of
 manufacture .................. 4,sss 52
 7O9, ,766. .7e Less amount of stock on hand
 and bills receivable shown by
 last report ....................$ 134,SS3. "A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-01

the Pep-to-Lac Bottling company, Lon Wetzel was thrown to the platform of the Louisville and Nashville railway freight house by sudden starting of the horse. and he received severe injuries. His arm and leg were both fractured and he suffered other injuries the exact ex- tent of which Is as yet unknown. He was hurried to a local hospital, where he is resting as well as could be expected.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
To Our Afe6tlGy
cgnuagn

The Echo goes . press -11-s-ag
night. A5re--iss-ae-ts al changes
oews matter, " anything Intended ior
publication zag1Id De L ae o5cs
Wednesday -n9@g u z.szrs Is P-o-
6cz-5on II the cg-ent 1Egze- When
rnz-er for publication comes II z-g
thar "Wednesday morning r rs TIT
Ekely 20 70 oTe- 70 The following week
ne Ike . acoonols-s or pz-c2s p.
tae forms close a = d T1-s1zy zod
the paper goes I'D ne pos-o5ce cary
Friday morning J9sh-a commanded
ths sun 70 sand sL O : os-E-
memorable occasion. as Z Is recorded
n sacred hls.o-T. and -hs 81 o5eyed-
DIT # he addressed Az E1rh command
70 The Eeho ne Eo7ld simply say 70
Rr. Iosazz- --rzts''
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

l51tls E-ysEr-1ld Laura LE1ns, Of
Eop ulEn. WIS burned Io daE1h Is the
r,asul- 4 Z sgark from III hsErlng
s1urs having 1Erl-Es1 liz little ones
dress when she was Eau-r1ng
Christmas tree, which hsr moLhsr
had been decorating.
4 buIl ding five or SIX stories high,
10 cos1 100000. Il II bs bulI II
Vancouver IT Lta American Lie Eno
a.eeideut Insurance. Caug8Euy - he
srgte q WRKti1E1u1. VANCOUVER Is
u Is he home uftirs u lie s9gu llEuE.
vh3th Is capitalized Il 1904. bbb-
MoeEas. Z sumner ras1-1 Be- niles
trern Aberdeen. narrowly escaped be-
zuE washed lur1 Lhs PBg1E oeasI
Christmas evening during Z 1rams15-
aus s1Crn which swept ever Tie
C-Ers EErtsar couuIrT E15 dashed Ibs
waves INTO fury. 4 saEEBIl, which
he rasi dau-E u Eoc1tps and les
S,uiuEulr Indians Ind JUS 1Els-ssd
Il z east u $500. WIS washed away.
The wau vas smoked on and sEZI-
tss,-a5 brIiE3L;Es1-
During Z ramarfRtlT 15Eh Z3s
Christmas 8Hr c Bsksr-3D- bo2D-
tender Tor 1ha Suu-h Bend MIL &
Timber Co EauT 70 ses about q
boun K15 found Lh= logs literally
svH-rninE win rEIs. There appeared
10 h.e scarcely room On liz legs t1-
M gxHruznE rodents md some we're
EEtrf1E 6srbslr for Z llEcs The
boom Il half 4 NILE bong and nearly
fuu q logs TIE rE1s we're driven
on q III 15alE15s II 1hs water,
and II * probable thEl 1l8urn5as q
1hs- were sx1er1nl1g-e3-
sheriff SHpF51E10n. q Clark cour-
IT uE5s glad 1hs hearts - the PMS
u1srs IN M comfy 3R1l With 3
Ch-5srnzs 1-as and turkey dinner
TIE r-ass-1s from Ihs tree were q
Ears. rctsEss1- candles. nuts and read
Hnr manner Al 1hs head Of IL table
sal Pz1rjek Cabin, Lh5 fu1a PLAYER.
VIC ACTED IF 11sEs1Ikslsr- @Aan The
neal was QFer CiAhil 6lslsaZss5 IN
Sc. Many q ~ prisoners sE1d thsy
VII appropriately remember TIE
sheriff when -nzT IRE restored 10 HI
=r-E
II i stated Il Spokane ~ friends
q A c E5wzr5s- defeated Gs1a35E-s
for l5su-s-a---- governor. zhz1 Tie
Dz-notrz-5e safe COMMITTEES Is PIE
rn-s-E 70 contest The else1an q NJ
Z HaT 70 1Az- Uzce q 1As gUou2G
maj a rh= 11-s u ms election lie
Vas nor Z legal rute-- having zhz2-
sC-e5 Ms residence ~ NalaG-. il
Lincoln c111rF. and lot having r.
s55=s II Spokane oo111F lozg saozEA
10 seouire voting rssSi1sZes- me
@ghr Il especially important because
a me chance that Govsr20r-sls,cs
C.ceErors nay 1ot bs able 70 2z4lty
for his 07es-
a seras westerly gale hzs st-sEa
hs shore C BelllnghzZ Bar viii
Ersekzse. and Il Is es1Zated that
ne damage 10 Eill property and
shsur5ng from he hazVg seas vii
-o-sl Szo.b88- Thousands q feet Of
sogs were lost Whs1 = 6OIs1 big
boous broke loose and were scat
cred by The waves The fishing
schooner Bessie was sunk, several
smaller erzft vas washed ashore and
5000 damage caused when The ship
Tuu5-er snapped hsr cables AID ran
zmaek among other vessels All the
mills were closed down Saturday BE-
esuss o. Ire high water. and several
blocEs OF waterfront streets and tEo
.ras,lss disappeared 4 Tie EaFss-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

olTmpis-A1 important nh thai
WI D. presented I'D me coming legs
nature W provide fur ne submission
u 3 CONSTITUTIONAL amanGmsI- u ne
voters which VII grsEls Z uisr-ic1
court q appeals II this STATE
The m VII cal faT zhE creation u
LnrHs dis1-lg- courts. 1wD uf winch
W. 81 II - aslarn * Estlu E-uu End
Lns -nird Il Eastern 81 HEE-u E--uI
Each court If 70 have Txo luc Ees vfs
vii ragsIrs 3 EaiErE Of S6bpD each
Anolhaf measure II te presented
II which The S-E-H 8Er Ass1clErar
iE in1aresr sd IL Z M LbE- WI PRO
VIDE 9ur 1nH nllshmsur u cguI-E
law libraries The pan Is p LncrsEsE
The superior Euur- faas End 6HTa-E
The ineraaEs u the ss-E hlisImsu1 y
libraries IL sacn county
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
WASHINGTON NOTES

CraekEuen blew q TIE 0Uuer doog
G. lb= safe o ne Bank q Issaguat,
raar Seattle. sunday morning. Only
70 - frightened away before lAsy
sou16 secure th=ir intended booty
john Blaek. anad 70. q Sp1Es,
was burned TO dsazh Saturday alghI
IL Z STARK while drunk H has been
gwen 3 as Christmas present and
spent IT, money II SALOONS
The entire interest q George "
NI1euire in ne Mou1eszao SAFE
Bank las been purchased ~ 2 L
GeC0r-lek, secretary q the NeFsr-
hsegs=r Timber Company and one q
ne FrznesC,sl s1oekhuldsrE-
Ths neKt a--1zl meeting q he
Grand Court O The F0ras1srs q
America q ne STATE Ct WEshla gt0n
VIE x held IN Vancouver. There
VIII BE present ss7 Delegates il Is
planned a. that tine 10 form NO
Del's zuEHzry-
Info-uz1lons hare been 5laa
zEzansr me managers q vaudeville
theatark IN NORTH Yakima for keep
ing oDsn Sunday Prosecution Is
lacked ~ all the ministers Ct the
g5ty- who intend 70 6ghl Ihs cases 70
z finish
James Il K1zezsd. aged 81. =
whitman oouzty ptozee- o. 80 years
and : veteran Of The Oregon Rogls
Rlrer Iz5iza War, was fond dead
~ his C0TFsx hone hV z -siEA boz
aho had called Al the home with
ChrlstEzs presents for hin
A landslide o. roek and SOIL 500
fest Ei6e. Allied me Carson eut On
the North Bank Rad 70 cepth o.
zen fest SATURDAY Trz@e IN both
directions Vas blocked. and The
morning train from Portland waited
Al tie NeE- end q the slide Until
the Pzsa0 train arrived. Ehs2 pas
se-gers Eere Transferred and both
trains doubled hack
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
TR hvfa Bsastg n Southern lab

The immsusl-T Of -ns earthquake
disasts- winch rlsusd -ns Isiana Of
Siciiv an6 sou-hs-n --atv d Monday
morning E-uTs Is mu-s comQls-e I1I1--
ua.ior Is o1.aInsd. Il ne lass ri IIis
II Is nov sad II 14 1ne greatest disaster
II over nns hundred wears The asE-h
Ioss Is NV saId II d 9vs- u-is hundred
ana fifry THOUSAND an uiay rsacn over
two hund-ad thousand. On q z PIP
uia-inn n %. ODD II Messlna 019,
II Reggie 49-D99 qa-ishs1 These
a-s me la-ges population osu-a-s II
ne dIs-u-3e5 region -ns American
consul. A--nu- : Chsry AM ms wis
persisted IL -hs American consulate.
Supplies. rasclcins am hatP mas been
rushed u -hs scene from every nsI d
TJ1int II Eu-ops
Every day- Is aadil9na accounts
cous IL. tnz 1umansl-y u -hz -lsas1s-
Increases. The su-l-s r9pEH-i1n 1i
ths sou.hs-n 1a--i1r u L-a5E Is d -hs
verge Of z PAM Thousands II dollars
nave al-ea5r 3ssn RAISED u TINS COUNT
Il ant ths unfortunate sufferers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

scheme IL Center >,LHre instructions.
Olympia 4 Bruwn. banker
o. apuEEns EuC member Ut he baErL
u regents o. ne s-E-s college II
Pullman, has devised Z ulEn. which
has EsVs-Hl new fsH1ures fu- euuuen-
-rE-InE h -hs punul institutions ii
-nIE slE-s Il uns locality
N Brown plan provides 1U- h
purchase rs -ns state u five o. ST.
SECTIONS Of land WI ne expressed
intention u locating : cEpi-El CRY
thereon. Ne wuulI nave -nis -rac-
beEu-Iflsd and plated End ne large
pur1lun u1r needed Is si1aE fn- sIE-s
institutions SOLD I'd Lhs public The
revenues from lnH sEls u ne planned
lu-E would bs devo-sd r. -hs erection
u Z s-a1s capitol Bnd Urhar public
buildings
SBmE sueh r-RG- rs 1Eg- embracing
American Lake, S-allacBuu Asylum
and ne ssvarEl suE1 bodies u vE-sr
IL LhE1 locality If suggested Es EvEzI-
Ehle. lie s-E-s'E holdings II sZsud
- 1idsvE1e-.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

aseag of tAe eaUre Cabinet eaay h
expected before aoaS.
IAsre SsSaaS IL X : ueNSsaAAta
certainty Thar in addition ~ sA.,Se
named, Secretary MSlSoa WI, .>Na,
time veav OF asace SS sNe ANAS ~
the agricultural depart aaess< tAAa
Seereearg 6av1e22 Wi0 yesig'e pe>,a
he CAAl2els tAs3 3a&Se Richard A.
B212lase-. ~ SEATTLE, VIII ~ kssSa
8 place, pvoASAe tAat ~ $sSegv4AeS
q TIE Interior, lAag Lake n MFtsAR
VII Tssige tca@ sAe CaAgaeS AMI
agaia take post In tAe DIPLOMATIC
service
Within sae las see aaSS sac Name
% Charles Nssea ~ Missouri. AAs
tes1 discussed ia eaaReS3taN wNA
he secreiarysh.Q ~ gAe Neg,Ay,AAeNt
O. COImsree aaa lSNeN.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

Seattle EFF the Inn providing FIR Z
ssuund United States IlstrlEI Judge
fur Western Ma-tIlglon Is PASSED,
Cu5res5 safes Senator :. H Piles ED5
Lew A1ke1r VIII urge TIE appoint
uauI Of George DolEorIh- q SEA-
IL. VIC L Law partner q Senator
Piles End uUw retired from active
practice q 1h= LEV
Two plans for III increase II III
number q judges AEFa been pro
posed one L 10 ZEDe Z second
5udEe for ms district and permit
hin 70 al1er1ste with Judge c L
Hartord IN any Ed-y where business
Requires Il The u1hs- plan IL 10
create 3 separate judicial d1slr1c1 q
Pierce aa5 South western WEshl1 gtu1
counties
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
NOTED JOURNALIST DIES
Mz5or Orlando j. Saith. Founder Of
the American Press Association

NeE Yo-k. De,c- 5b--MG9O- Or
lz16o : smith. tou15s-. president
and sene-2l manager q lhs ADerl-
can Press Association since 1882,
died 81 his home IN Dohbs Terry to
night NAso- Smith hRi been Ill
since September. 3 winch TINE h
wsS operated upo1 5o- cancer q TIE
stomach. Au1 throughout MS illness
he retained his 5z1e0es1 il daily
events
M2sor Smith Vas B prominent 1g-
rre in American Journalism for I 2
years. Few men were asi5Sr known
il the newspaper world At1s- a.
tive service in 1As Civil War, Il
which IL rass from sAs rank Of pr
waite to N&5or. M25o- Smith became
editor - sAe ExT-ess, Te-rs ARate.
Ind VsDoVs1s ne paper in 1875 10
Chicago. In 1882 A@ founded he
American Press Association
M2so- ST25tA possessed he ora&5
sSs If zss16S lie x&S kss2lE IL
teresgeS in life ana It's problems IN
relaxation from material cares II TIE
Ss@5y II religion and philosophy &la
economies. Gs embodied ms views
in several uola-2aS zAscA have re
cssVS& scores ~ attention from 1As
Mo-as9S thinkers. TAa Eaasl Fro-A-
Sae2t q Masov S1stA's hooks are,
\ Short Nssv ~ Great S0estsoas
The Coming Democracy Eternal
iSraF's Balance" and Agreement
setweSa Science ara Religion
MSso- Saith : Sa-vsveS " s
widow, sg-o &&aS&te-s ana sol.
The last asaNe&, CSeSss&a& SAITH, Is
wee president ans assistant general
manager ~ SAe American Press As
SecsSJSea,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

C4s11t-E zla-Mrs- Sarah Noble tis6
here Saturday from blood poisoning
uu6ar FarT psculiHr ctrcUTus- EncEE.
While washing fishes wa4E EEo
sne cur Ter thumb Slightly Oh -hs
sharp edge u Z dish On Saturday
she I'D M family washing ans II
SUNDAY he hand End ETm began u
swell End 70 pain bHr severely.
4 blush dump appeared naEr lDe
eTbuv Thinking LhEI Z bon WIS
Starting Mrs. Noble WIS nor alarmed
rIu SUNDAY evening xnsn he pin
became 100 EraE1 lhEI Z physician
IVES SAN fu- Al efforts wsrs u
ID avRl and after suffering greatly,
she died II Is 1hDugh1 lnRt M
Tuis0n came from bluslnE IL Lhe
washing
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
BUILDING CABINET
PROMINENT MEN ON ANXIOUS
SEAT-WTLSON THOUGHT
To REMAIN.
Judge Rsuingef. Of SEATTLE. Slated
f0r lHItfioF DrFszrSmeHI-Ns-
gel 10 Saccee>d Strauss

Washington. Dec 21.-CAhine1
builders II lAe national capital and
those who have moved 10 Georgia as
E'xrg If Ihs sotour2ge Of President
slae1 Taft are succeeding in placing
81 he anxious bench puolic Men in
II sections q he country who have
bas1 looked upoa SIS aSqivaats for
pl-ltal5as
he announcement q the appoint
Da1I q Prank Il Hitchcock 70 be
F1ssrDAs1s c-lsele-21, followed ~ hat
II Senator Phlla2as- c. Knox 10 be
Sacre1z-E q Sl45e, and the generally
accepted report that George W.
N'1tksrsAan- II New YORK.. Is the
CHOICE Of MI Taft rs At9o-aeg-ssa-
ar'23. indicates that the slate : being
made uq RAPIDLY AID that announce
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
Auenr.t % k5anap Azsress

BsllzzEh2--Ma54 desperate TT
-nad 5-tz1uE-5u- for MIA PANE, Z
t,sEur1ful rs15ETlls actress, r1G1
ruunE Preach resident q Portland,
Or. whose 1E-s 1sll1sr ne actress
aur The psl5cs VIII 6iFulgs. SATURDAY
nigh. attempted 10 r1Igr0torD z15
kidlzp TIE girl Is sic WAS leaving
ne heater The E31ueI5ul VAS sTl-
ssn1ly carefully planned out- Is IT,
mar hz5 : riE waiting for hin VIII
IL few Yards q where he se-Eed
The girl Miss Psyns's struggles and
cries for help attracted he zt1s1IiCz
q the police. and Is they RAJ NJ TIE
Freedman dropped 1hs girl
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

sp8kEns-A wraek III 1ha 5raEl
Nor hsrn 9ne-hRlt nile vast q z
mira. Idaho, 80 niles aRs1 Of Sp--
kane. FRIDAY morning. resulted il Inc
Death 4 Charles MEakaE. Z fireman
0n z uRssanEar train known Is -nE
Boomers Ferry 11eal. ana me ID
5ury q four others EWo 1rR1nInH1
ana rwo passengers MracEars were
hurried 70 me sgsns ED1 The IL. uI'a1
removed 70 me hospital Il SR11
Pujn1 Idaho
Fireman Charles MBekFy- VINO WIS
3 ras5 Dent II ElllTard- Wash. WIS
instantly killed
The wreck WIS IL resuh q Z
hsa5-on collision between 1he Bon
nerE Ferry local and al extra freight
Tia GEusa q Lhs collision Is NJ
known
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

Nosto9&, Va, DsS. 2s.--A special
tg'asa s,agtveSS Maaree- Va, ssysc
TAs ('Nstea $9sgeS ASttassAsp
MSsaA. s&kSAsg ~ sAs tAsr5 squad
coe ~ tAe Seo Atlantis aeSs, sailed
to>sSS aa,ser sealed orders tor tie
SNs0sA. She Is ageSasaaA1s Soaa2 tos
Neaes@s3a,
The SrsaSreS tga3Ssr a\ysA Caro-
jg@s SSSaS t,>S&S eog cAszsessoa Say.
rae sVasSex Montana Is sXceste& 20
sNa "Wednesday - sasa tSe No-zA
tsSyS,asNS.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01
The Degree Of Honor 5-af

The annual ozI of 1hs Degree cEDe
II AS -igh- II tae opera h1gss winch
WIS handsomely End lgrisaly decorated
IN tas occasion The io1r vas c-1wos1
Ezz.h merry dancers vho prolonged tas
dance zuZ vel aIong towE-o daylight
The -sg--g-iuo = 1he lanes WIS EaE
s1E.zz1ed IN gT1g enjoyable Gn1
oog-la- a.fzE.-s. The MrDz-5sl 1rrhss-
u furnished tas -asie 70 which ths
ns-T -ersle-s ioaad L : pleasure .
EasD ri-ne.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

Chehzlis-Ths Lewis county grand
su-y las returned Al lZ11ezZsz-
against Eoroler Charles r Harder
for alleged attempted eIbsEzleDsat
Tie charge grows OH Of he killing
Of Two unknown desE.eTzcOss AZ Wiz
lock - : citizens posse Tszr ago
o. the persons Of re usz were
found soDs Canadian ezrrs1ey5 az
q one. $40 o. the Other
TIE stoTT in detail Is = long ore.
and Ehea the case IS tried may de-
Felo1 sensational testimony Dr.
Harden turned n The amount 70 The
COUNTY treasurer OF The last day O.
80 allowed b. lzw and las the lEI-
tsr's receipt for The sans
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

Between two z1o three hundred suo-
seriD.ious expire O, ths Gtesuth q
Iaa1a-y, nez-ly al these people living
Il or aeg toEn- Z yo1 AZ o1e 2!
those TIA. begza taxing The Echo
viii he ErEr publication y0a vi noT
Ira, yozr ssbacnption expires o. ne
sfteeoth Of TINS 1c1th.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-01

Probably he DasI di5cRlt place
remaining 10 - 1ll=5 q thai Of Ssc-
rszxrF u lie Ir@EszrF- A-O1g hose
Zaz mentioned E-s Ex-Governor
Mrron 7 Es4rrsCk R13 Representa-
tive Bz--cZ
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