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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
BVIUItTVHVr Ut OF.
Seutiae Sd)Iubrate;
Wiebm1rtte.

6bicogo, %. Mug. - Ninopieb {:
3ufubr 1000, Worft itetig; Stiere
$40 bis go; aiibe $50 bis 40;
&inoer $50 bis 5,35; 9ulen 200 bis
$50; a6lber 800 bis $50; StoderS
mo SeeOerS 2.G0 bis 4.35. Sdmeine:
3uillbr 21,0O0; Zoe. bober; Choice bis
Erimd 6.45 bis 600; mittelmGBiac
bis CUTE 600 bis 500; Builders $50
bis 800; quite bis Choice gemiiht
600 bis 6.15; Bodina $50 bis Go;
6ertel $50 bis 600. Shoic: 3uiubr
1900, Worft felt; SdnIe 4.25 bis
$50; &dmmer 800 bis 500.
Union Stod 0ur0S, GittS.
burg. ga, %. auguit. - Hinooieb:
Worft itetig; Choice $50 bis go;
Frimo go bis $50. Shmeinc:
Morft lebboft; Yrimo $50 bis $50;
G~orferS mo 8erfel $50 bis G.87H;
roube 800 bis $40. Sdoie; Wortt
ilou; Yrimo metberS $50 bis 30;
oroinGre $50 bis $50; 2Gmmer 900
bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
gerlanat 6rancn nnO @aOden:
Werlduat.


Sine oeutibe Srau gum Ndiben uno Sbrnpf
pen 2tenltaas uHo Sumitdes. Jtd65utrdget III
Or. 70S, Git.Ydltim0re. StraRe. (231-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

81, 5S3 9uidcl; Gleuotoreu , Sorrot6
t,530,15t 9uidel. &ertGuie: $500
9ritel Nr. 3 rotbcr lueitIi6er GYrt
81 74A, 10000 September 81 y,
10000 Ottobcr 5u 70, $4,000 Oftober
5t 1874 1900 Nr. > rotber lueitlidcr
Spot 81 10, 10000 90. Nuguit 81 70,
10000 90. September SIT 1912. 10000
September gu 7214, 10000 Nr. . TO.
tbcr peitlihcr Spot gu 75A, 1 @ag.
gou 3uriitgeruieiener SIT 6ll4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
2i ~perfanfen:

9aS 2-It6diae @dbolis Nr. 1902,
9soro, 9toro.M pntfor .auenle, emit
baltenb Ie6s 3inmer unS 9abc5im-
mer; @~runoItiif t4.S bel IS Sub;
@rlmb5ins 1926 pro SrontiiB. Nad.
suiraaen BEL 6. Z. Gallagher, Gr.
24O7, Tairmomnt- IDenne. Ct46@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Sur S1450 fir eiiies iener out e~ebnlteu,
nenen 5iucift0digen Sdlier nit nlooernen @iis
ridbtungen. @efanrmte idbrlide l~lnfoften nlr
$50. 9liir bret 6duiergeoierte bonn ~YdtterloH'
qarf," an Der Gdit.2lpeHie, 3iuiiden Yonlbaros
iino QrntisSrabe. &iabInnotn,nH. dleine Gaars
Nn5ablmig. @~runomieibeIl 5i beridlfen.
Spi. g. Nbite,
(Iuoto I&S.tWt) gauunternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
Baltimore Marftberidlie.

Baltimore, %. auguglt !N6.
W l.-3uiubr 25SS 8Giier, ein.
idlieBIid 536 S6iier 5u GocnIt.Toilt
unO > 5Giier 81 Canton. a%iiitenuer.
ionot 264 3Giier. Gle Notirumgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
4Hs etattaubtsWa n.
storr's pGoenOsiR- Saac,"

WlarOIanos1 Giepbon - 81 Sc.
SnliptQln rtier Oes 8e%fGngocreins yGoeIs
neiB," .9amensSeretns oeS GbeIpeiB,"
,9untons GoufIapS 9tr. 445, 3. 8. s.
pSrieutnl.S iitriftS Or. 1bS, 3. u.sA., u.
- Canton Spars II. &ergniigune ss8ereinS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

&erIaugt i'm T%Gsemeinen.

Seutidles Nrbeits.9 81 huei funss .gireau,
pir. 219. SiosSbarpsStrdbe, uHier oer gutilht
Der .9eutideH @efeufhntt". Stcieni9elL Die
bu beibdftigen pilnfder, mollen i6 pertOnltb
pber in frGnfirten 8rteien an ben agenten Der
@efelffnft. Spbann 2, Wleger, Vr. 2f9, Gio.
ebarp. StraBe, iuenbeTt, melher uHentgeltlih
Rlustlntt ertbeilen ptro. Spre6liunoen bon
4 bis B ubr. CSGr2S 1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
Mhan Nnsn,s alehanrnnt.

Nr. 1IU4, crbsEfntrnIsMOtnue
Der .gorhpit Sutmeriudbrtnoer 8dubetetH
bon baltimore" %berfammelt it6 bier ie.
ben Mrntao. - 0eprge 8rebm & Cons
Bier nm 8apt. mad btuti6cr art btreit
BON Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

aus Den GleOntoren 3ltriidqe5o9cn
9067 9uI6el; Glepotoren .&orroth
1908 9uid)el. 8erfGuie: I Wnggon
9tr. . gemiidtcr 5t 81, I 90. 9r. .
WeiBer 5l 30, 1 90. Tr. 3 meiBcr 5l
34H, 1 90. 90. 81 341@, I 90. Nr. 4
peiBer 81 81, / 90. gr. 3 meiBer 5u
3412, 1 90. 90. 81 3ll@, 3 90. Nr. 4
meiBer 5u 30, / 90. 9tr. 2 meiber 81
30, 1 90. 9tr. 3 meiBer 5u 3412. 1 Do.
5uriidgeruieiener at 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

70 UTN y. OHTIIUT 4U,IOZ VNTuJVI
GcrionOt BON Den Glepatoren 3467
@ulbel; GlcpotOren Gorrotb 2t5.794
9uidcl. @crf0uie: 1900 9uidel Stea-
nler gcmiidtcr Spot 81 52lI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
hrnrn q. al,in,s M,ltnnrant.

yentV v. S',lus Ttlluh.unti
Yor5iieIi6e gSeiHe, Sptriiuo,en II. unions
giadrren. Bellies Bier nm 8apt. 1unfn
fir 8etb1itsIeute bon 11.30 Sorm. bis
2 ttbr !tndmiitaes. IeIepboH =. & V.
- !Ult. Bernon 3008 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Sifbin9. Sbores an Gurtis' Yah. Surnnee ODER
MfurIeb 0reef. SIN 3 Nder grob. nit gS1tiers
front. @eHiiaeHo tiir Sans ino 8arie1l: pnliefo
tHr 6iibnerSudbt 0oer @einiifeaarinerei noer
aleinobits uno NIuHer3liti, gut 81 %nereinhda
reHoe Reoingunaen. Rierre Is. Tngan d Ne
pbtw, Or. 10, fis2etinstpu.s traRc.
CSnQ22, tygt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

En- berfanifu
Gin aunbent6Heioer .gei4dtt mil 8oIrafb 2;
Ginri1tuna; bef1dftigt 10 Irbeiier. 9liiB aus
Observation-Disclosures has 9efddit 1nieeDefi.
Qtabt bal 500 GtffpphHer. Hdbere S~,lsfinlf
erfbeiIi 6. .. aipph, Daaadefter, Do.
(19e-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
StaOt Baltimore.
Sciraths 2icen3en.

Iul0cnOc &eirotb& Slcen6en MIR
Den gcitern BON Glcrf oca Common
@leaS- @erihtea ollSgeItcIlt:
Sobn alderman, 26, mo ellie
ariB. 20 Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt
bon 9(uguIt y. aua, 9tr. $40, ROie-
itroBc.
GDmin &. gropn 81 uno 2uello
g. MoribalL y Sabre oIt; 2icen5
qebplt BON GOpin Is. 9rolun Nr,2tt,
@eit 6ronflinitr,
gilbert e. 6ronfton, -, mo &bo
g. &ooic. 20 Sabre oft; Qiccn5 ge-
bolt BON @ilinm GropOcr, Solro.
bile, No
@m. ". @artbe, "a, uno Hobcrto
6iclOa. % Sabre alt; &iccu5 gebolt
bon IlircO e. Gemp, 9tr. S64, @eit-
Rortb 9tnc.
&urnca 9. WoriboQ, 30, uno Nu.
ME q. 9uaod, - Sobre oft; 2iccn5
gcboIt bon ". 2. @igbtmom Nr.
106, OIt.SorotoealtraBC,
Somuel &eibeiSfp, -, mo &oo
3ubcnitcir 20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 ge.
boIt>pon Somuel &eibciafu, 9tr. 210,
Goumtpitr.. Portsmouth &o.
&oiep6 Hiooco, q, mo Nntoinetto
Stanley. % Sabre alt; Hicen5 9ebolt
pon Soicp6 &ionco, 9tr 81. Qittle
6routitr,
Gbriition u. ScuL 30, unb NgncS
NJ. See, % Sabre oft; Siceu3 9ebolt
bon Gbriition u. Scim 9fr. 1924,
GnrionItr, EittSburg VA.
@ilidm &. SnDocr, 20, 9oItimo.
re.Gountn NO, ul6 SoOie Is, @eo.
m, Is Sabre alt; 2iccn3 gcbolt bon
9. e. Snp0er, Gidep@pile, 9oItimo.
re.GountD M6.
&obn s. 6reherid, 30, ms 2iQion
u. Top, % Sabre oft; Hicen5 Gebolt
bon &obn 5. 6rc6erid, 9tr, 1912, VI.
6oUettCitr.
Greocrid $. Sorbouru 2t, II, No.
m =. Gobum II Sabre alt; 2icen5
gebolt bon SOmorO y. Sunin9cr.
Nr, 2t7 Gourtloroltr.
&oicpb Is. anltfmon, 81, @oibing-
ton, 9. e., un6 Spbil @. 2cith 81
Sabre oft @rono &opi03, Wih. 81.
cen5 gCboIt BON &oiepb e, &uufman,
Nr. l3t. I. Str, @oibiuNton 9. e.
Wilton 4. @udman. 30, mo Ma.
mic u. 2%eltncr. u Sabre alt; &iccn3
aeboIt bon Wiilton y. @udmon, Mr..
%, Nnilroo0 Nuc.
Nnton Gci3pcid 81, mo Nina 30.
leStp, % Sabre oft; Siccn5 Qcbolt
bon Otto 9lpit, gtr. 1912 9coionltr.
&omlono MOB q, YifeSpiue, NO,
mo Nina 9ro5, 81 Sabre alt.
Mar &, Mcper, %, uno &eno Sc.
pn - Sabre oft; &icen5 gebolt bon
Mor &. Wcper, Nr. 1874, &omltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
ehmiOt,s ,eimrntranS.Saas,"

Vut 8. NNb VDhHUsSIIUW
Sarptquartier oes .8ahfn 9r.sGnt. Ier.
ems" .@idbenfrauJ : 9nuten = 8ereins,"
,9auton Smmeriu. gnlI. II. QeiboereirS."
n9eIitiCbe @ertiitbIi1feit" uno sSeipers
Gonflnne 9r. ATS, s.. .. s." Sriibes
Bier III iCoer Bell. - e & .. 2eIepboH:
g8OIfe 1913 s.
GprIHg's Canton 2teoerfrauB.Saae,"
Gtbiueff.G6e 3. ctr. ". s5att.Ape., Gautsu
Sanptdudrtier beS ~9nntont9ieoerfrdn5~.
SInaIiinoe ieoeu Wittiur6 @beno. Der
Iina Nbeno. .~gtatiuHaI%sBi.r ain Sdpf.
GbeidpeafesI eIepbon - B0lfe 1853 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

81 Herfaufen:
Sine @iribfbaft; outer 8eri1uiSeruno. 3u
~ecfrd9en in Hr. 535. Rurb.9iuie.s trahe, nabe
Miitsn.AprHu (234-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
6. epapn's SlsItanraat,

Rr. 929, 'Rcr6.GSsn., Gds Mnfhnuh. etE.
8erfnmnlmnesIofaI b.s ssIntoilid : Con-
cIopeS Or, 500. 5. 8. s. rSteuben'9i'
iirifts gr. 10e," nSnilers8itrtits Nr,
los, s. u.s8.- unb -Diitrifts gr. SO,
3. u..B." Saue on 8ereine 5l bernte'
then. -StInfte Rierel 8eine uno eI6ere
1etriinIe. 9eIepbDH: @. & Y. &olte 629 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Saupi1lariier beS . BaGern'WPdnnerhorS".
BerCinssger1ammlnHgeH ieoen 9onnerftda
abeno. Reue Btitglieoer ptltoHmen.
@ur6iiRIibeS 8ter Der .NottDhGI.Sraue'
TEL am 8npf. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
grrfaufc an Der hieiaeu Gffcftem.
SDrie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Suci Der .............. s6A
$1,000 gSeiiern Ularblnno 4er ........ s4l9
$1,000 9oniolibateo Gas Ger ........ iO5
$1,000 ailuntie 9oait Cine Goni 4er. .f01
$1,000 @.g.G 9inf . T.. ............ 3sl
$4,000 IL Jtbs. SIM On Ir Giis) ....... 10
SECOND CALL.
$4,000 9onioiihnieo Gas Ger ....,.... t05
$1,000 9iOrioIf I'm II. giebt ser 100
$1,000 lluiieo otbs 5uuoiua .......... sS&
$4,000 BALTIC GiiO 9aif Der. ........ iO4A
$1,000 SpGrrop's Poiut 4Dser. ........ 90h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
SteGem9cindc.
Gienrneimm:
Sieaeaeium:

Sin iuneer Bidder fu6t Steuuua fit @roo
uno CUES. gild8utrGgeu in Nr. 2225, Cit
Baltimore. StraRc, t236-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
8crlauet Manmcr nnS Guabcn:

&crlaugt: gGder ais 5lpeite &ano
an 9roo mo Safes. Tag Nrbeit.
9tu63uirageu Nr, SOP, Dit SOrt'
Nucnue. (236)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
Sin Wnrnnin fir ScimltStte.Snd
gu ~berfanfen.
Gu e~erfnuieu

Hu btffnuTtH.
@runo5insirei. has lpertbnoae @eib1fto'Gt'
eentbnm an 9iurooits9de bon Sbarps rHo 0nnls
beHsStrnBe. 9iuh8utragcn IN Hr. i121, Gitt'
tpu.ylaee. t236-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Steneaeiudl:
Sine alleiniiebcuoe oeitibe Sral litdt Stele
ais Ndrterin bel &ndneriuneH. ga68ufrdgel
in Gr. 1906, Srleanss ctr. (235-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24
YOltbei6rOcrnna mad bem MnslanS

EoitbcfDrocrums nadJ benz IuslanSe.
Sic %ausldnotfde Foit fir Die am
%. Iugult cnbenOc 8ode i6lieBt in
allen 5dlen piinftlihL i'm SaLptbii.
leou mie folat:
Gle Padet.Bot lit tGeIi6 BON 8
ubr WforgcnS bis 5 llbr Rad)mittagS
often, alsgenonmen SonntogS.
Die GodetpoIt mad 0euti6Ian6
ld)lieBt nm 5 llbr Na6mittagS am
20. Iugult nod @roBbritannien una
Srlano QienitogS uno 3reitagS nm
8 ltbr NahmittagS
2ampier fnbren bon SEEN gorf
ob, ipenu niht onocrlpeitig onge0e.
ben.
Grams. ItIantiihe Bo1t.
8reitag - llbr a6enoS, fir Glt.
ropa, per 0ompfcr "Nep-Dorf." Dia
Blpmoutb unO Gberbourg (Eoit fir
SrlonO mub per Camper .Nctr.
Oort" o0reiiirt iein); 10 ubr gbenOS
iiir europa, per Gampfer nGtrurio"
Diu Queenstown.
BoIt mad Glib. un6 Cen.
trail. 8eits
Snoien etc.
Gonneritog = 10 llbr NbenbS, fir
5ortune Sslan0 nno Samaico, per
Gompfer o@irginia" (ebenIo ipe5ieG
aoreiiirtc 9rieie iiir Banana uno oie
&onal . Gone nit ocmielben Gam.
pier; iiir oie Bahama : Snieln, per
Eompier ~Durnton."
Sreitog IL 10 llbr aben6s, iiir
Neuiunolan6, per Compiler .8oiu.
fir Curacao, @ene5ucla uno
per Tnmpier ,3ulia;"
fir Yorto Mico, per Camper .Goa.
mo-" pia Gan Sunn; fir Wartini.
que un6 8uiona, per Compiler IA.
fir Dominica, ct. S6u.
mos unb ct. Groir, per 9ampicr
. 5rinioao;" iiir 6ortune SslanS,So.
moica un0 Colombia, per 9ampier
rSibirio;" fir Barbados uno 0oro.
per Gampier .Raranben.
ie," oia gara uno Wanaos.
Tie goit nod Neufnnolano, bio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

3eitige SiIie. - OtiGoel
@ligbo, Elm in Baltimore . County
mobncn0er 0eutiber, idlpanftc ge.
tern Ooa oeS iiiBen @eines nit Ell.
ncr $3.50 FopiergeloroQe in 0erSono
Die &cringtonitroBe b%erlunter. NedtS-
anlpaIt u. 6oleD Butler iob Den 81.
itono 0e8 WnnneS mo mori6irtc
0enielben nody scr mittleren 4}oli3ei.
itation bomit er ieineS @eloe9 nid)t
beroubt meroen fonnte. No60em
@ugbo Nafmitta9s mieocr nilhtcrn
geporocn mor, ieBtc Hidter @ron.
nan mieOer aui ireien Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Gicacneiuh

Cine beutlhe Srau iu6t Steue ais 9Sdf6e.
RE. Oidd8uiraaen in DIR. 1906, Erieanc'str.
(236-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Sin iungcr WldniI. Seutidb mo VD6ntii6 tptc'
cbenn. iuht cine Steae in einem Sotel ODER Ste
~ttdurnrt ODER etipaS dbnIites. @ute Heieren8en.
9lbreile: Soief BribHl, 81 0..gSaibin9tou's Ctr.
t234-61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-24

Hogg -3nfubr 269i Vuld)cl;
aus Den Glcuotoren 5ltriidgcjo9en -
@uihcI; Glepotoren.&orrotb 1902
9uidel.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-05
Warm Footwear

If you are ever going to need warm
footwear it is now Our stock is
still complete in the heavy and light
weights of arctics, rubbers, etc.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-05
Remnants

After our Dress Goods Sale we
find about 100 Remnants in
Dress Goods, which includes all
classes of materials. These you
can buy at half regular price
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28

conelpdsd oa3 PagIe ssyenIl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28

COME IN AND LET US SHOW
YOU WHAT $40 TO s25 WILL
BUY IN A SUIT, ovERcoAT
RAINcoAT OF ToPcoAT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28
estY Law.

Sec, /. For the protection, preser.
walton, and restoration of the forests
and forest lands within the State Of
West Virginia, It is hereby enacted
that the office Of Superintendent Of
Forests shall be and is hereby Great
cd, with powers functions, and duties
as hereinafter set forth in this act;
together with such regulations and
provisions for preventing and extin-
gushing forest fires as are herein fur
Their provided, and with provisions for
the care and protection Of woodlands
and streams within the State Of West
Virginia,
Sec. Q. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to set fire to any forest with
In this State. other than his own, or
to his own without first making ample
provision to prevent the spreading Of
the fire to the lands of others. Any
person so offending shall be guilty Of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shan be fined In a sum not less
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28
The PEG piles Bank
Of Fairnnont.
cAPITAL STOCK PAID.
m, $50, ooo.0 90.

Our Gre and burglar proof vaulb
Gre free to customers for prtyto p
DSn.
We solicit your business. which WI
receive prompt and careful attention
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28

Directors Geo. NJ. Jacobs, ". .
Meredith, J. N. Hartley. Harry Shaw
". 8, Raymond, G. 4 Hutchinson
Howard B. Turboo.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
.JunDfnT

Jumping to the ground from height
jumping from the ground over height
and long jumping may be either harm
less or highly injurious, according to
the way in which one aiights. The
human brain cannot stand Jars. When
it receives them it Is injured, although
the injury may not be felt for years.
Headache, giddiness, sleeplessness.
neuralgia and whole host of other de-
partures from health may be set up
by jarring the brain. In jumping the
great danger is not to the legs. The
part chiefly visked Is the head. When
the feet touch the ground the shock
passes up the limbs ana spinal column.
the parts above serving as buffers and
so preventing the parts below being
thrown too greatly in the upward d.
rection. But the head has nothing
above it; hence the shock may dis)o'
cate the neck or fracture the skull. One
should always alight on the toes and
with the legs slightly bent. This post
ton greatly helps to prevent jarring.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Mrs. BeaI and Mrs. Groves Entertain

One of the most notable events of
the season in Wenatchee society took
place last evening wien Mrs. ID. A.
Beal and Mrs. 7. J. Groves entertained
about three score OF their friends at
the home of Mrs Beal on Mission
street. Card tables had been arrang-
ed throughout the spacious rooms of
the Beai residenc and after the guests
had assembled, partners We're chosen
and the evening spent in pla ing 500.
At 1880 three course luncheon was
served. The program for the even
ing's entertainment mad been carefully
planned and was smoothly and admir-,
auly carried out. 1t is declared to
have been one of the most en- joyable
parties of the year. Music was furn-
ished by McCaughey S orchestra.
The guests present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames. Fuller,
Reeves, Percy SchebIe, Lit,letield,
Godfrey, Scheldnecbf, GilchrIst, Mac
Neil, Gellatly Honor. Fitch, Ansel
Griggs, Cameron, Dishon, Culp, Olive,
Frank Palmer, Geo. Fl. Ellis, Chas.
Buttles, Pogue. John Ferry man.
Christensen, Thayer, NJ. f. Fisher,
Nichols. MessIs: CrOllard, farr,
Grimshaw, Culp, Misses: Mac
Neil, Heiues, Culp, Parshall, Lawer-
nee, Mrs. Tired Honor and Mr.. John
Oulp made the highest scores.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Malaga.

The post Office here, will be moved
from its present location, into a part
of the store room in the Wenatchee
Produce compnny's warehouse, on
Aprit first This will be very much
appreciated by the patrons and will
make it mole conveaiant for postmas-
ter Smart.
Frank Britton and Claude Clar k
came down from Wenatchee We'd
nesday to assist ". G. Perry in his
work.
w. 6. Perry and Frank Britton are
at work top grating few trees for
P o. Vaal.
Mathew Miller left Thurday for his
home at Alma Okouogan county.
Elsie Gulick and Harry Rncnols
were at the county seat Friday. tran
sacting business.
j. NJ. Derting made a business trip
to Wenatehee Thursday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Sings on Roses, Currant., Etc.

DR.. John B. Smith Of New Jersey
tells that the most lasting remedy for
the s.ugs which every gardener Is ia
miliar with as feeding upon the foliage
of currants, roses and even the leaves
of pear and cherry trees. Is arsenate Of
lead This may be safely applied to the
foliage Of any garden plant that is like
ly 10 he infested, and once sprayed the
foliage will remain safe for long
time All the slugs succumb readily to
arsenicaI poisons. and complete exemp-
ton from trouble may easily be Sc
cured.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Tourist Club Meets

Mrs Myer entertained the Tourist
club at her home yesterday afterno on.
The subject dealt with at thlF meet
ing was England, and number of
papers were read bearing upon the
main topic. The program was as fol-
lows:
Roll call Quotations Dickens
Biography of Dickens Mrs. Gale
Reading from Dickens Mrs. Stearns
Song "Ben Bolt''
Dickens London Mrs. Georgia
Thompson
Oxford and Cam pridge Mrs. Nichols
CarhedIals Mrs Allen
Maude Darlington Booth Mis-. lone
Thomas
Music Miss Elsie Myer
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
To Prosecute Laundry Owners

Olympia, March 3l.-Attorney Gen
eral Atkinson gave exception 70 the
infer ence given by Labor Commission
er Huboard's interview to the effect
that in refusing to prosecute the Cas-
cade laundry case, he is acting on the
advice of the attorney general.
The attorney general today official.
Iy advised Mr.. Hubbard to go to Sc.
attic and 20 begin action through the
prosecuting attorneys office of King
County.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Girl Captures Burglar

Philadelphia, Pa March 3-.-Be-
cause she was afraid the excitement
attending an cutlery wonld kill her in
valid father, 20 year, old Ellen Hurt,
daugEte of farmer living near Marl-
ton, n. j., Sunday night captared a
bur glar single ha lded and locked him
in the cellar until morning mountiug
guard with huge pistol clutched in
each hand.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-31
Personal Mention and
City Ner0s in Brief

For artistic signs 60 to Russell. 8 81
Money to loan on farms or chattels.
John A. Gellatly.
The meetings still continue at the
.. Christian church wit. increasing in
terest. The subject for this evening
/ " II be 1.-The Judgement. Services
will be held tomorrow at l l a. m. and
at : 80 p. m.
Fine toilet soaps at Wenatchee Drug
Go.
William Barlow last weeks pur
chased of n. Inscho $40 acres Of wheat
and OH the east side of the Column ia
river. He now has sectian of
wheat land and will plant large
part of it this year.
Palace Restaurant the best place to
eat, open all night.
Ralph Woods an attorney of Tacom,
end brother of Rufus Woods of this
city, arrived in Wenatchee yesterday
for few days visit with his brother.
Money to loan on farm lands. Long
time. per cent. Interest any amount
desired. Bower and NowJan.
Rev. Stephens yesterday for a few
days visit with gave short talk to
tH 90 81. Ii ,L
Fine stationary at the Weratchee
Drug Co.
A. n. Coz bin and wife returned on a
freight last night from Quincy where
Mr.. Corbin he'd been called on husi-
ness.
For Sale-House and lot Wenatchee
avenue, $1,000, easy terms.
Walter M. Olive.
The Mystery OF the Goddess of
LIBERTY" ~ "What Happened to Stew
ems 5-Dollar Gold Piece" has been
explained. The coins mad in some
way come in conts CT with quicksilver,
either in MIR. Stevens pocket or be-
fore they reached it. Quicksilver,
has great affinity for goli ana 1t
stuck the two coi9s closer together
than brothers. S. g. McCready of the
Wehatchee Drug company diagnosed
/ tbs trouble as soon as he saw the coins
and it took but an instant with the
aid of an alcohol lamp to remove
the quicksilver. The 5-dollar piece
now shines with pure golden lustre.
Try Central Market FOR good meats
and quick delivery. 4lbin Meat Co.
Fine perfumes at the Wenatchee
Drug Co.
Rufus Woods yesterday morning
gave the pupils of the Stevens school
short talk Oh the Principles of
n 3wspaper writing" In the course
of his remarks he took up the matter
of essays on the INLAND Empire for
which the, associated Commercial
clubs of Eastern Washington are offer
ing prizes. The clubs are Offering
two sets of prizes, one for pupils IN
the eighth grade Or below and one for
pupils above the eight grades in any
public school and for students of ANY
college in the Inland Empire. The
prizes which are S25. SIS and $40, are
to be paid in cash for the best essays
OH the resources, ind ustries and &c
velopmeDt in Eastern Washington.
About forty pupils of the Wenat
ahee schools will compete.
If you are needing any wall paper
or paper angling see NJ. o. Merrill, 105
Mission st. North. A large assortment
to select from. 3 81