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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
court house 49,. .,

Total 80 .09
Z The Board proceeded to examine
and consider the petition of John N.
Irwin to operate Ferry upon and
across the Mississippi river from the
Village OF Ttebes, III the County OF
Alexander and State OF Illinois, to
Manning's Landing in the county OF
Scott and State of Missouri, and the
Board having examined said petition
and it appearing TO the Board from
the printers certificate, filed herein,
that the said petitioner has given
notice of his Intended application, BY
publication in the Cairo EveninE
Citizen, a daily public newspaper,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
Hardware
Company
Sterling Silver
I ableWare
Ye Mount Vernon
Pattern

This is Colonial Design
embodng TO a degree SCI
dom found m Sterling Table
Ware, those three truly
Colonialatributes strength
beauty and simplicity.
The Colonial Shield sup.
ported by the Emolem Of
Plenty is The only oynament-
atloh Excepting the Shield
which IS toned in gray, the
beautiful sheen Of Clear
bright sLLDer remains I'M
broken.
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For the Purpose Of Defraying the
Costs and Expenses of the Office of
the County Clerk of the County,
Except as Provided in Appropria-

Jesse y. Miller, for pne-quar-
ter. .extoffieio fee tlpne,
July and Aug. 1879 re-
,cording, County Board pro
',teeaihgs, June session,
1919, insanity proceed
ines cases OF dependent
delinquent children and
recording l2G births and,
81 death reports, -. STA. 3G
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
INSIST ON GETTING DUFFY,s
w. w, Wilbourn, for mdse.

w. w Wilbourn, for mdse. ~
furnished paupers ~, 3. OF
w. W. Wilbourn, for mdse.t
furnished paupers 3. OF
w W. Wilbourn, for mdse.. ~
furnished paupers ....., 3. OF
Paul G.. Schulz & Sons, for 4
medicine furnished pau
pers $780,. ,...,.... is 81
Sarah +. Harmon, for ex-
penses of taking three
zchildren to state institu-
ton at Normal, H. 49,. s. 6t
J. +. Gardner, for labor. 4
roofing barn and houses /
county farm ....,.... 80. o.
Jesse +. Miller, for cash
paid out for transporta-
ton of paurers -. ..s.... la2'
Standard Oil Co, for 1850
gal lump oil tank for use
OF comfy farm ........ 3 .5t
j. II. Jones, agent, for tickets
furnished for transpofta-
ton of paupers ..,. 49,, n. %!
IL, l.. Halliday Milling Co.,
flor seed wheat furnished
for county farm As. OF
lFrank r. Torrey, for medi
4 cine Furnished paupers: g 0t
Otto j. Fair, for mdse. fur
nisbed pauper:. 3,
Fl. Sander & Son, for sup
plies furnished COUNTY
farm 49,. T.. =. 70 81
Charles Owens, for board MA
and lodging furnished pau, NJ
Fer 80. i. !. 49, .,
New York Sore Mer.F<t6;,5t
for mdse. furnished pau-s u
PEI. 80. - t. .'''' ~
New York Store Mer. Co,
for, mdse. furnished pau- =
per .... ..... -. 30,
New York Store Mer, Co.,
for mdse. furnished pau
per .... ~. :. 2. 8
DR. f. e. Gordon, for profess :
ional services rendered
baupers so. 0
3. f. Livesay, mdse, fur
nished pauper 49,. 80
F, NJ. Riggle, for pair of y
snectacles furnished pau
| per ..'...' ~
wv dward Hardware Co., for
= hardware furnished for
| use at county farm ... 49,. 3
VIM. Oehler, for blacksmith
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Thursday. Sent. 10Th. A. D. 1912


The Board met pursuant to ad-
ioulnmcnt with Commissioners Ed
win j. Cause, and Calvin V. Neff,
pre- Mt Commissioner John j. Jen-
nclie, absent.
The following claims and accounts
against the county having been care
fuzzy examined, checked up and
fond due ana unpaid, were allowed
and the clerk authorized and ins-
truCtad to draw warrants on the
treasurer for the respective amounts,
with interest at the rate of FIVE per
cent per annum from date, II not
paid~within thirty days from date,
against and in anticipation of the
collection of taxes for the year 1912.
Said warrants are payable out of the
funds specifically APPROPRIATED and
SET apart as below set forth, viz.
For the Purpose of Defraying the ex-
penses incurred in the care of and
Providing fer The Paupers of the
County.
Mrs. Wm b. Simmons, for
board and lodging of Pearl
Roark, a blind girl, from 49,
July 18th to Sept. 18th, e.e
1912 ~. ..... s. 40 90
benjamin Jones, for quar-
ter salary as Supt. of coun-
tv farm .....'.... 1850
pnntamin. Jones, for money
raid out over and above
receipts of county farm,
from June 18th to Sept. IS,
1912 !. .....'.'..:: .'.'.:.14S.37
f. ]. Cause, for IS days ser -,
Vices looking after county
business 49,. ...-,., w w
st. Marys lnfirmary for
board and care of various
county charges from June
18th tca Sept 18th, 1919. 1870. 20
Mary y. simmons, for Board .
and lodging of Pearl
Roark, a blind girl, from
June 21st to July 10, 1912 20 0U
The Orphan Asylum for
5outbesR. Illinois for APP
iaAhiun for mainten-
ance or Children's Home IA.
months of July, Aug.
and Sept, 1912 ........ 80 0C
w. w. Wilbourn, for imdse
furnished paupers 3.ot
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06

For the Purpose of Defrayi1ig the
Expenses of the Circuit Court.
John T. 0 Donnell, for days
servic as baiHh July term ~
1912. of the circuit courts - 90
James Barrow, for days
service as bailif July term
1912, OF the Circuit court 800
Total ...........$ 21.O0
For the Purpose of De fraying the
Expenses of the County Court.
William S. Dewey, for one
quarters salary as county
Jesse Z. Miller, for 4S days
as clerk of the county
court, at 5000 per day,
JUNO, July and Aug. 1912 s2SS, 90
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
Total :. .....S IA SO
For the Purpose Of Defraying the
Per Diem and Mileage Of the Mem


Per Diem and Mileage Of the Mem
hers of the County Board when
S:ttipo rs Board of PevieW.
Edwin ]. Cause, for II days
services as member Of
Board of Review, at $500
per day and mileage. Sl34 40
Calvin V. Neff, for 2 days
services as member OF
Board of Review, at $500
per day -. ..> ........ lob %
Jesse Il. Miller for clerical
work done for Board "of N
Review during the year,
1912 ....J 1..r..i.n.l. IL 1uo w
William d. Lippitt, for as sd
sistng Board of Review Is
days, at $3.50. per day., as. 90
Total ...... ..,... $3.50 40
For the PURPOSE Of Defraying the
Expenses incurred for the Care Of
Persons il the Several State Insti-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06

Are Dangerous

And any merchant who. practices
substitution is unworthy Of the pub
lies confidence. -
When remedy has been before
the public for more than half a cen
turJ, has been prescribed and used by
the best doctors and in prominent
hospitals, when it has carried the
blessings Of health into IS many thou
sands of homes Of the sick as Duffy S
Pure MALI Whiskcy has, limitations
arc bound to arise. Be sure you Get
the penuina
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
DUffy's Pure
Malt Whlskey

III
Il is free from injurious, substances
usually found in beverage WHISTLES.
II has given remarkable results IN the
prevention and relief Of all thsoat,,
lung and stomach troubles and all
wasting and diseased conditions for
over SO years. III
Duffy Pure Malt Whiskey is
the only whiskey that was taxed
by ths Government as a medt.
cine daring the Spanish War.
INSIST ON GETTING DUFFYs
The genuine is sold in sealed bottles only.
The "Old Chemists Head is on the label
and over the cork is an engraved seal. Be
certain seal is unbroken. Sold by druggists,
grocers and dealers, 81. 90 large bottle.
The Duly Malt Wl.sscy Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06

Fer the Purpose OF Paving for the
Necessary Fuel, Lights, Water
Telephones. Etc. at and for the
Court House of the County.
Hone Telephone Co, for rent
Of telephones at Court
house from July lst to Oct.
lst,, 1872, ;. IS Is. 90
Home Telephone Co.. for rent
Of telephones at Court
house from July lst to Oct.
Let, 1912 IS 90
Cairo Railway & Light Co.,
for electric light globes for
use at celrt house, :. -. a 90
Cairo City Gas Co., for gas
for lights at court house,
from June "a to, Aug. 22,
l9lz 80. e.. ....... .49
Cairo Electric & Tract ton Co
for electricity for lights at
COURT house from June "a
to Aug. q, 1912 1875
Cairo Electric & Traction Co.
/ for electricity for lights at
County Jail from June "a to
Aug. %, 1912. 7.G9
Winter Bros, for ice furnish
cd court house for month
OF july, 1912 .. $50
Winter Bros. for ice furnish
ed court house for month
of Aug, 1912 :. ..... 1850
Halliday Rittenhonse Co., for
Wlreing and supplies for
lighting at court house. 3.6S
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06

VcuscSa .r|
Fanny p. Hacker. for cash
paid out for stamps, ey-
preseage, etc. ... .'...ss s. 10 So
Jesse e. Miller, for cash paid
out for stamps, cxpressage
etc.,. ,r.......,.... 17.o4
Ems x Greaney, for brooms .
for use at Court house 1 80
H, r Ince, for : yale keys 30
Schuh Drug co., for l KalsoS
mine brush for use at
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-06
For the Purpose Of Providing the
Necessary Books, Records, Station
cry and Other Supplies for use of
the Different County Offices.

ne 5CHutleT agency Co., Tor
one Elliott-Fisher Book
Typewriter for use at
county Clerks office 1913. 10
WssM, Welch Mfg Co., for
"a diplomas Tor use of Co.
Supt. of Schools ....... 800
W NJ Welch Mfg, Co., for
supplies furnished Co.
Supt of schools $40
Illinois Printing Co., for
blanks for use of county
clerks office :. 8.4i
Illinois Printin Co, for
qrs. summons ........ 2.5J
The Citizen Co., for publish
ing notice to taxpayers. $50
Alexander s. Fraser, for cash
paid The. Bulletin Co. no.
tice. of sheriffs sale d.. 500
The Cairo Wholesale Journal
for 200 card Tax notices
and 500 statements for use
Of sheriff's office s 90
Fred 'Gl Fair Printing CO.,
for supplies furnished
county offices ~. ...... $40
The Citizen Co., for 500 en-
velcpes and 1000 letter
heads for use of circuit
clerks office .... G. 90
Dalton Adding Machine Co.,
for "a rolls of Dalton ad-
ding machine paper 80. 2.25
Fred G. Fair Printing Co.,
for boxes of Gem clips
for use OF sheriff's office .25
The Citizen c., for blanks
ami postal cards furnished
/ county clerks Office ,.. OIL. TBS
THE Bulletin Co., for publish
ing notice to taxpayers -, 6.10
~ -
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
A Political SNtuktNa

There Is little doGb; Of Tzft's noni-
nation CT the Republican ticket Tor
president nsxt June. Democrats sen
tnsnt, assisted by the Interests. seems
% have cen.s-ed On NJ. Harmon, q
Ohio. Is The standard bearer Of the IN
terrified Democrats The political M
chine-y Of both parties S n the hands
Of sszn6pa,.e-x Of the most pronounced
character. Eho Eoud rather 90 down
in Gsfez. than surrender 70 the pro
grsssiys element, and czn without
6ozbt bring about The nomination Of
the gentlemen above named. 6at In
that even, the progressive element II
the republican and democratic parties
vii nominate 4 third ticket which VII
De beaded By Lztoles.e and Folk. g
men Of that type, who czn c-y
enough states 70 prevent the election
Of either Il The electoral college. his
IS zhere Theodore Roosevelt. oo1s o.
the poEucal horizon Ike Cleo2z OF
the banks q The Me
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
Notice Of settlements 81 Account

In the superior Court CT the state q " ash
fnErou IL and for Chelal County
In the matter OF the Estate Of Elite Mitchell
deceased
Notice Il hereby given that A. l. D. Eehs4l-
she aduli nlsrF1toC OF Ehs esEAle o. 11liz
Mitchell deceased. las rendered and Pre-
seutrf for setE cement ard filed In said e2ra.
the dnal account OF nts 81 II 1-sz-'Alli2n q
-aFf a-rate. and that "a atiuesday the As11
riay % February. g =. AZ % o'clocG A. II a.
the courtroom q said ctl1rE In lle tlET %
WTeuarehze in said county and = ale. las
beeu duly appointed By the said cuUEs aef
the ssrFlzuleuE Of SAID Account. a. Wa1cH
time and 2 lace any perso1 interested II siii1
estate may apEeaF and lie eLcs E1I'2Es n
writing TO the said as-eNg--l. ana eu4- -s=l s1z
same
Lated this Hrh DAY OF December, 1lL
David Keith.
CLERK OF the Superior Court F.
oEChelHn CCuuEv, u A. q 2 zri,1-
BY Ttagsr Lll1laEaA1-
Ian 81 LeEnlg-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
Lightning Kills Few

In 1906 lightning killed only 16S
people L this whole country One
chances Of dezth ~ lightning are less
han Two II uiILcn- The chance
Of death from LIVER, kidney O. stomach
trouble 4 vastly greater, bzE not L
Electric BIste-s De Used Is Robert
Mz6sen, cfWest Burlington, IA, proved
Fax doctor gzTe hin Gp atter eight
mouths Of suffering hnu vir-Leut hFer
trouble and yelIcE izzrdics- He vas
then completely eu-sd og Electric Bit-
terz- They're the best stomach liver,
nerve and kidneT remedy and olooc
purifier on earth Only SOC AZ al drug
Zztz-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05

In the superior Court u the STATE o. wash
EuxsoE. IN ard for Ehs County Of thean-
In the matter OF the Estate OF John Holden
deceased.
-s5r sha Al d lnisarator q the estate q IOhl
Hcftteu deceased has rEl1sreu and Pre-
ss-tsst Tor settlement. and He'd IN said
.,5TI-. rhe nnaI account % ais aGm1nistril-
~ stflE estate. ana. that Wednesday the AZ d
Ctay q February, Ills- at l0O'eiock A. M az
rhs eUur1 room OF said cUGrE IN the DilT
o. WsnAsehee In said County and -eabe la-s
5een dI1Iy Hupctnssd By the said court for
rhs sssrleuIen5 Of said Account at WHICH
time and pace any person Interested n said
estate may appear and NE eIeE plions n
vrsrirr hi rnss sslf,t ae1.DunE- and contest the
sane
Iarsst this 3Grh dAY q Dseenzb Der. lglL
David keith.
Clerk q the Superior Court
sd oEChsLAn County NazhlngIcn.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
Local

Z W. Bloom vas II toEn from We
rz-chee Saturday.
Ted Froum left for DeLkzno Ast
week 70 visit with relatives
Thursday, January, Is, postal say
ings bank Vii De opened 4. CAsnere-
Bert Thomson Of Wenz.chee vas 4
business visitor II LezvsnEorth Satur-
day.
7. :. Back and vile Of wenaschse
are the guess OF Charles Johnson and
family.
Miss Mry Candy I=ft Sunday for 1
ro1;h's Tizi, with trends At ST. Pzul.
MIz1esctA
Butler Sampson became enc Of the
s-ockhoIdsrz IN the LexTenEcrth Mer-
cz11I= company.
Ralph O6el rst1-sd Sunday Ecu
PgyaIzp where Ne bad been Whiting
tE- The koli6zyz-
Dare Ramsey. Eho las spent the
past Mouth n Orsg1a and California.
rer-z=d Sz-z-6z7.
Green Niles las been II The past
E=ek- Fred MrnI= las lad charge
Of Tie 5azoer sacp-
Al P-sch and Cay Hzaz-11 q snoz
s17.s and g. C. Rzthe-sord On skis
uat= 4 =2 &c Cashmere Sunday.
Arrerzeg z 4 Fox Las zov-d his
az o=css . he building formerly &C
cE2iet IT Adams & Costello, zex- door
70 The LezgeuF1rth Mercantile eou-
PGE-
Fcr=sr Ringers Canbg, wills and
E=azz. VIC have been cruising gov
ernuert timber lands Il he vicinity
Of Weoz-rhee AXE hzg= resz-red 70
the IcczI forestry o6ce Eher. trey VII
De eupIcTe6 fer the remainder Of the
winter They VII retErn q the are
II TIE spri1g a soor az possible and
complete ne Eork-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
TUMWATFR LIGHT &WATERCO.
OUTLINES ITS HUTURt POLICY
]. B. Adams, President, Issues Statement
Outlining the CompaHY's Polio

NJ. Adams. who holds 4 majority oi
the stock Of the above named company
prepared the following frank staienen;
outlining the policy which zin govern
the company IN dealing withiiS patrons:
! shall offer few brief words Of ex-
PLANTATION as 10 Why I bought the Tun-
water Light & Water Co.. and as to the
policy Of the company in the future
wi;h It's water business.
President, J. B. Adams; Vice Prezi-
dent, o. 5. Sampson; Treasurer. !. B.
Adams, Secretary. Lin R Hart; general
suDt-. D. 4. Burgett.
Directors: !. B. Adams, o. 5
Sampson and Mary 4. Adams
! did not seek this proposition as II
investment, b1, it came to ne, through
Mr.. Lamb deciding Tia, he would No.
continue 10 ozn Z business tia, vas
causing trouble between the people Of
Lezven<o-th, but you'd sell and con
fine his Interests and attention TO his
NIL and bank. had plenty Of time
on NY hands IN which TO take over Z
new business. some money OF hand 10
invss. and fair kno<ledge Of the op
s-ztioas Of the company and its hold
mgs
The policy Of this company IN the
future viii De one Of absolute fairness
between un and man shall apply
the same methods 70 this business TIA;
| have 10 other lines OF business. !. :.
to do Ehz, IS night and h-. 70 the bez;
Of NY ability.
have chosen Mr.. o. 5, Sampson
10 zssis. ne and Is vice-pres;dent ne
VII De 4. the head Of this company
during NJ absence from any cause
feel sure TIA, the people generally
know NJ. Sampson As nan Of kr-
ness
I Mr. D. A. B1rget, Is general zuper-
in.s1de1. needs 10 Introduction for
an SIRE that ne IS zeu liked By Gus
toners and ziu De always found trying
70 please and treat the people fair.
Our great desire asa company IS u
De able 70 rea, the citizens Of Leavsn-
Eo-4h and Pezhzz,in II such Ezy thai
the people vii De pleased that this
company Is oz1ed and operated By
local people
I Thanking the public N advance for
their hearty support and cooperation,
Yours very truly,
!. B. Adams
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
order 10 show CauseWhy Dtsxrieu1 IN
should Nog be Made

In the Superior Court CT the State q WASH
fnzrO1 for heAE County VIZ Eruha1e
In the matter OF the Estate OF loan Holder
deceased
Ap1liea1to1 havfr- been fled Ii this Court
On the AEh day Of Decemns H4lL- BY guy Il
HauntIroE for nl1tI dLstrt BUTTON q the resi-
due Of said state
IL i oryerere,5 that al persons t1Es -sslsc
II the estate OF said JOAN Holden. 1st.stAs's,1-
he and ars hereby directed 70 appear IN the
court room % this court az the court house.
in E-enazehee in sstI1 county 1Ec state. 90
W-=G nesCizF the Isah Day q February DC
A. the hour o. IL O'clock a. n and Stow
.ause. II any they have Why Ena cCgzrd s1s2t :
1sJs prueesst 20 gEssrto Gse Tire rest-.1s OK said
estate anaou< the persons Who. ~ law, are
entitled the rErC.
IL l. turtle ? oryte red 11z5 q eCEy % t1iS
order be personally 81 rived On AZ 2'a 80 Is IL
- ted IN said ss1H1e AZ least twelve Gays
BEFORE the 6tu1s appoi1se1 for said hearing.
o. that said order D. published olce Ste1
wz.sS for four successive wee & II 11E AefAF-
euWUruh Echo. a II Esp1per pGaIs1su dH1
Of xena~aI Circulation in said county
Dated This aJh day OF DeceUI1er- l3I--
sgt " n A. tfrtEls1llw
Ian s-ss Judge
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05

IN the superior court Of the state q Nssc
inxtou- in aid for Ehe county OF cno1oIllisl
III. Lloyd. Plaintiff.

IN the SUPERIOR court OF EGs S1a.l- q ~ So
inxTon. IN aid FOR the county Of snohonish-
T.H. Lloyd Plaintiff,
Appleton Realty Company. a corporation.
Defendant
Psruzuz 20 au order OF sale inside in the
sh.svs entitled matter On the @s-h day Of
lees m a..r D. EsLE. bids viii - received 2 ?
10 me 5Isz cay OF January BIZ az twelve
O'Clock noon for all o. Ecs assets o. L1e Ar-
1Iesou Realty Company, CONSISTING OF sns
Allie right title and interest Of Ire said
es9ruorasfoa under snd b. virtue OF . con
ns5rrhsss5 quarter Of section thirty-o1s 81 :
the southwest quarter OF the s'1us1-
zss1 quarter Of see1Ion twenty
nT-s tz.gs- The southwest quarter OF TIE
sn1rr hessst 1Esrrer Of section thirty - p aE1
ali zhAs part OF the southeast 9 lArlsT o. tle
S1E1r east Quarter q Sssct1o1 thirty u -ElEz
sslElEh q ths County Ro9d. X here l. crosses
little ChuDS1tck Greek. al being IN lo1n 4
-hf1 Ewenty-stx e1sf- north o. range eLG1leeE
: East " NJ c aEl81 county G-l1 con lalEl-
tnz lsA zerss more CT less
TEsre i balzuce remaining unpaid o.
said contract OF eleven thousand I've nun
Z ed a ~ dollars. with interest EEecslE
f-rzrl CasrChsr -Szh. Bill az the F2zs OF 81
Der cent. per suEuU- paysols S@Ill-s1EL ltlLy
the purchase prize TO ns ps4l1 = anna
r;.yu1su-ss Of TWO thousand eS-lUtIls dollars
On the E5sh day Of March o. e2c1 ysa., ne
ul.xT uasyrI1sl NJ OF rw3 thousand sgtHJul dot
lars falling due OF the ls1n Gay OF A4rea-
81
lEE ElAlQNlLE pF-E-tf-a-A
st,yy1r Sfx lsf rous OF potatoes and about
forty - tons Of &IfzLfs; one n now ing Il1-
ebire. ore wzuu and farm L1CLs- the Per
s,5nzI property al situated upon the above
described premises = here same car oe H
S-scssCt by intending purchasers
TIE personal property vii o sold y tne
1csu for the potatoes and altl.Lt4. and G1e
purchase Prise &c Be paid when sane L
weighed
BIDS 70 De mailed to the Gsrstzneo AZ
his once below stated. enclosed IL se@l31
envelopes marked Bids for assets Or AZ
pIssOu Realty Co. and eaez otd must os a.
comm unnfstt b. deposit q twenty-five Per
cent Of the aEO1EE OF the 3D. the la1lasLa-- O
aaz purchase prlee 10 De paid IN c1s1 While
fifteen 3 days after the 8cIsp 5a1es O. EnE
hid
The rsceITsr rszervss the right 10 rs!eea
any and al bids
Al bids 10 Be mailed TO James BatrrUu- ~
eetvsr Ap7Lsz0u Realty Com IA II. Al Anlar-
Ecssu National Bank BZ1l1t1<- EFsts-l'
"A 4s1fE<ro1.
Dated January 3r1. Bill
HOher1 Nc Mzrghls.
Attorney for receiver
a. Au1s-fe,su SasfCuaI sank Building
So Everett n ash
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
FRIDAY. JASUARY ;. IsI2
AN HONEST MILLION.

A nan can make 100000 and
make il honestly II he has cour-
age and aptitude Those who
IT 70 make $4,000 dishonest
" and fail think that nobody
can make II honestly There sre
th9se you know who have said
that ir Is impossible TO do s1ch 1
thing honestly. As f2r IS | have
seen IN NJ tine 10 u21 has
served MS country faithfully
without receiving adequate ~
rsrd. and taz: reward usually Is
uo1sy O1ce in sEhils there +
8 monument but not often
Baseball X sbso-bi1g c1oTs in
tsrsSt 8uo1s the boys % the
country than Is business Les
lie NJ Shaw
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-01-05
Order To show CauseUhy DisIrinutieH
should Net Be Made

In the upsrior Court OF the S1aEs q " 4se
tEzroC for Chslau COUNTY In Prucalsl
n the matter Of the Z sta1s Of EstL= Atte1-
ell deceased
Application having been fled in this cos1rra
On The 8gh day Of D'sS.s II De-. Ell ~ A L.
Mitchell for EEEi 11s1rtoUsia1 Of the residue
q said estate
Il l. Ordered that all -ersGCS Interested n
the STATE CT said EG1Ls Mitchell Decreased
- and are hereby directed 20 AZ Gear u the
court room q 1kIz cs5UrE ST the eC1r1 hoClse.
II ~ zEzzchse in said euCE1E AEs1 stale q
y ed 1ssS11T the III cay q FecrI-lzrT- BE-
n the koCr Of % o1elccE n IT, 2E1 sAoW
eskCss. II any they have. way Ghs court
szcuIG uo1 proceed 20 distribute TIE rsstc -e
o. said estate among The rsrsC1s VIC By
law are =Ezf1lzti Ekars-g-
II l. further ordered that q cU1T OF 111s
order he De rs1u ALE served Ga AL Esrsso1S III
ssresr led In said Is zaEe az uziks1 : DAYS 1erore
the time arpOinssti for SAID bearing or that
said order oss published once z1s,1 week t1r
f1I-r successive weeks IN s14 L6siTs1 worth
ECHO. a nsWsuiL Ger published ard q zs1sr'a
eIrsu l4zis21 IN said euGD1E-
Dated zhEs Nrk day % December, BIZ
sgt Wu- 4. gr-tl1S18E-
Tar% =4 judge
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The Ech1 acknowledges The receipt,
,Hu the courtesy Of lanes !. Hi Of
The Gsea. Northern rEl=zy, Of copy OF
Progress and Prosperity" by william
DeEe-t5z-n Washington The title
vel illustrates The Subject matter. Il
Is II accent, step By SEP, Of the de-
velovzezs Of or CYL country With
so-e zde lights q what has been done
e-s=Etz-e. rather ~ var Of comparison
tAz- c.h=-Ease. The book contains Al
ETz-za5lc find Of rsoruzii1n with
oTe< eEelv= hundred mzsrzsioas- The
ac. Ia. railroads and rzit-oad building
Z gwen crsdir fcc the rapid develop
Esn. of his co1nuy uust accom-; for
NJ. Hills interest II circulating some
hz-6-=d of copies Of the book
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Remaining IN posto6ice. u1czlled tcr
Essk ending Monday, January l,
1912.
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Congregational

Lectures next Sabbath morning and
eTeni1g.
SCbjecs far the incoming address VII
Dc, GlezrirG Euu the Book CT
Rzth."
In the eveaing the subject VII be.
VII the Bible Stand the Test" The
Lectures are rec and everybody IS cor
daily Invited 70 attend
Rev. W. V. Davis, pastor