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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Justice OF the Peace-Jno. p. Conrad
Constable-Charles STEAK,
Burgess--W. II. Nesbit.
oupcilmen-Thomas Hamil, Paul Wavn
John Sheets, Michael Black, Harry Hamr
II. u. Mace. Albert Stoner.
Clerk--C. w. Peck.
School Directors-Jo Comerer, d L. q,
singer, Harry Bamil, Ed. ID. Sinner, s
Woollet M. w Mace.
Board OF Health-Jobn p. sipes. pres ]
Irwin, v. p; George W. Hays. sec'y; II
Lynch, John W. Mosser, M. ID.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10

Mrs. W. B. Mcdowell and chill
dren Elizabeth and Robert, of
williamson, Pa, are visiting in the
nome of Mrs. McDowell's moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Kendall In the
Cove.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10

Rev. w. q. Garland, of Cum Der
land, Md, and j. L. Garland, of
Bethel township, spent Monday
and Tuesday in the home of their
sister, Mrs. Jonathan p. Peck,
near Knobsvllle.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Bazaar" in
Will Clevenger's rooms on West
Water street, Saturday evening,
March 10Th. OF course, they will
oe delighted to see YOU there.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10
A Flood Of Irouhlss-

THE doctor told me ! had crick
in my back and a cataract in my eye"
Mercy. and I suppose the bridge
OF your nose Is in danger OF being
swept away."-Kansas City Times.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10
Western Maryland Railway Company.
In Effect January I. 1910.

Trains leave Hancock as follows:
No. 6-5.55 a. IN. daily for Hagerstown, Bal
tfmore, Waynesboro, Chambersburg,
and intermediate.
No. l-s so a. m. (week days. Cumberland, and
intermediate.
No. flo 08 a. m. tweek days. Baltimore, Get
tysburg, York and intermediate.
No. 3-12.b5 p m. (week days. Little Orleans,
Old Town, Cumberland, Elkns and
west. Vestibule train with observation
buffet car.
No. 2-2.b5 p. IN. (week days. Baltimore and in
termediate stations. Vestibule train
with observation buffet car.
No. 5-S.45 p. m. daily leaves Baltimore AIS
p. m Hagerstown 7.4Qp. m.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-10
FOR SALE
At BARGAIN.
900 AcreS Fine Land IN
Buck TdileT, FHifon Coun-
tY, Pa. BeioHSInS to Estate
OfL r. richards. deceased.

222 acres of this is cleared
and under state of cultivation.
Three houses. two bank barns,
and other necessary buildings.
Will be sold either as a whole
or in subdivisions. Will make
four nice farms for general
cultivation, chicken or stock
ranches, or orchards; soil we'll
adapted to peaches, cheStnuts
and other fruits. Deer, fur
key, pheSsants, etc., abound IN
the forests and it would be
we'll suited for a hunting and
fishing club.
For price, terms, ETC., ad-
dress,
T. D. RICHARDS,
Attorney-in-Fact for. Heirs,
Germantown, Md.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-28

PURE AND WHOLESOME
and at the same time full of nutri-
ment that helps to build up the lit
tie frames.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-28
Furnishing The Little Nest

nd groom figuring mating
the apartment olcloth-Oioh let
Ocloth and IS add
iona n
hall bit dark and cheap will be noticed
twopy and adj
treble ingram p yard and add
also 40
Brussels Brussels tariff taxed "A
a yard and 40 per cent in addition
Saxony Wilton and the tariff
square yard
per dion the tariff
and 90
square yard.
corkm mat for bahroo III 5 taxed 80
mating bedroom tariff
yard will They
will look Let
their floor and
80 addition
so
addition 40
linen horse but As all Better fit the stable
first and live there-i is cheaper
with tariff taxed tacks ham
that tariff taxed As yellow floors taxed $2374
which
both heavily
Next he will beat the tariff
taxed IS Cent?. H. Post, in the indianapolis News
LAW will doubtless be cd this coming OF the Leg
ature limiting the OF interest loaned Many other
such laws leg interest law
That
But the law be will limit promised
perhaps 10
is stated all is forfeited.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-28
Our Bad; Tax System

AT the election the State of California the
carried
adopted that and has prov
enso satsfa aifornia has fallen in line.
in introduced intended to
bu have been sleep in committee
compes high valuation and low rate and
the
Of
OF the Oregon
dodgers and they will
consideration the question until the people OF Ne
the Legislature to
take
valuation everything sight
able the resulting high
rate Nevada that otherwise
would
place low val
will be
high capital The
the Of high and the State
Nevada would
would much be BILE their
o o see population
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-28

of child tends toward cake and
good bread and butter Every
child is fond of our cake because it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Ter lentidle GorreIpon6ent.

Gle cinSiae ocrtld)e Seitilng IN
Baltimore, lpeIte ben 0eiern ollie
Ncuigfcitcn Der Staot, beg Staatcs
ulo Der Nclt tda!id) friih Ecfert.
Iic ein5ipc bcrltite 3cituna. ipcld)e
IN allen 8reiien oes Geu:iftbnms
aeIeien miro. Gur Der aGorreipnn'
BET" brillet Die Gepeihen h"T oNiio.
ciirten Yreiie," bereu RitsIieo Der
ieIbc iii. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
cin5ige bentite 3citing, lueId,e Iib
GROCER 8erbreitrns in WarpIano,
@oibington, 9irginicn, 0eit.8irai'
MEN, ionic i'm sarsen Siioen e%rircut;
itcbt feincr bieiisen erobcrcn cnsli'
ifcn 3eitung I'M Gcpciden. unb
Observation-Disclosures ienit 'nad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
9un 5 cs.@ Of ~

3 ESQ robge d worere
uuS1cmGblt. MfS @roBge-
id)uorete fir Dos 9rnbes.G iitritS'
aerid,t fir ocu Wdr5terlnin limb Die
folgenocu @crrcu ousgciudblt lpor'
oen: Sobn 81. Grcliett, CIR, 16, Dit
Gamoen.S troBe; Sarpep 9oale, Mr.
2207, ct. Yonl.S trabc; George =.
g. Ioplor, Nr. 1907, SIts2ombaro'
Strnbe; Benjamin j. @pclper. ielt.,
Tr. 2012, Sairmonnt- aDenie; Tau.
genoann, Or. los. Sit.gultin,orc-
Strabc; @oltcr &. 8ob9crS, Nr.
.f433, Maoilon-T penuc; SanneS' y.
Nr. 1912. 3elt-2anpnlc.Str ctr,
:. Goworo Iufcr, Aliceoir,o. mo
GoensS trubc; Nranf y. Socn.
.6beitcr. mo VibnlesS traBe; 8corac
u. Ntnllclmnn. Tr. ti13. McftfDtul'
berrp.S iraBe; Nillinm 5. Hobcrt'cll.
Wr. 515. .anreritan Btiloing;" s.
q. Solution. Nr. 1924. Srlcnns,
StraBe: Sarriiom ". YidcrS. Rr.
224. Siio.G barles. Strabc; @iuion'
$. YauI, Nr. a3. Sonoper-S trobc;
Gbriitim s. aler. Nr. 226, Gort'
Greene trabc; s. CRAWFORD 2pmall.
Somburo- mo g6arles.S trn6c; s.
y. Softer. 9r. 1123, Noro.S irider'
Strabe; 8iaiam 8. Simpiom Or.
fiji. GIt.Seoerol. Strobe; &enrp 6.
GIgert. Nr. 1921, Nprh.N oibington.
Strabe; Sbonras g.. Sarriion, Nr.
i2O6. Roro.Gbaries- Strabe; Soiepb
~. GirnarL SIR. 100. 81 .5eoeraf.
StraBe: Militant %. MeSntire,
,aneriean Yl,iloina;" Games ..
Eapie, 9r. 37Os. Deit.0sortb, slpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper In Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings In the
City, the State. and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far rs Its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
SON See nnb Safen.

-
.Gaiiel" an Samltog nit 1926 Noi.
iogieren bier criportct. - Bran,
o%enbure" init 1926 Yoiiaeieren
nad Baltimore ab~gefabren. =
Mebef lidJtet lidl nod beinabe
fiinitGsiser 9oucr.
/ Sm Soufe bes morgisen Cages
ipirb porouSiihtlid) Der Norobeutide
2lopb,T ompier .Gaiiel", Der mn II,
Sebruar BON Bremen abfubr, bier
cirttreffcn. 9erielbe bringt 1926
Y~aiiaeierc. llnteripegs befinbet iid)
ser Gampier vSannopcr", ipelder
Bremen an "a. 5ebruar nit 1875
Gaiiagieren perlieb.
y9ranbenburg" ab mad
9aItimore.
ginem aobeleranm 5uiolge iubr
Der Norooettide 2lopb 3dmpicr
,9ranoenblrg" eeltern Iodnittog
I'M 3 llbr nit 1926 Y~oiiaeiereit BON
Bremen nab Baltimore ab.
Is bemnis" abgefabrcn.
lin I ubr geitern Nodmittaa fubr
Ger Noroo. 2lcpo.2 ompfer nGbem.
nib" nit bcil nod oil 9orb befinoIis
den 800 Yaiiogieren bon bier nad)
@olpelton, Seras. iueiter.
Comic iic q iibcr ben
Hebel.
Grobe Sreube berridte 9citcrn
Uiiitas in Sdiffsfrciien, ais eitolid
nod beinobe flint Ta9en bic Softc
iiber ben NebeI iiegte. auum bate
iid) Der Nebcl aeaen / llbr ettpas &C.
Iidtct, olS cs I'M Soien ,tno IN Der
Bal lcbboit lpilrbc. rno 6obr5eiigc
ollcr slrt iporcn beitrebt, 10 raid tpie
moelit lire 9eitimmllngscrtc 5u or
reiden. Ger Iangotbaltenbe Mebcl
bebinoertc ,bieles Mol Die Sdiffabrt
mebr ais oas Sis III Den letter. 20
Sabrcn, uno miro Der iinon5ielc Ser
luit aui 1anienoe bon Collars ges
idlGst. Eie 6nbrplone Der perid)te'
oencn Gonpfitiifobris. @elellidoften
iino natiirlid) in iiird)terlid)e llltoro=
ili,ng gcrotbcn. uno miro cS INNER
bin cil,em bis 5mei Gage baucrli, bis
stlles mieber i'm alten Gcleiie lit. Sn
Der Yai ~beihnoen lid, orei frembc
lumpicr, ipeld,e Der Hebel fcItbielt.
DicieIbcn Iil,b Sic noripegiihcn Garn.
pier .gtcrbri" mo %. q. &niioIel"
MID ser britiide Ganpfcr p9elfalt".
Cart nun bier bletben.
8rou &omcna Sfpcua, welhe Der
trei Monaten nit ibren ainoern BON
Uillgarien bierber fam. ilnl lid) nad)
longer Treunnng nit ibrem i'm @e'
Iren lebcnoen Woine ipicber SIT Der
einigen . aber Don Der giruualtoc'
rlngs. ge6orbe slriif geboltcn MR.
81. neil iie oil 2rod)onlo lit, lit an
Mittpoh Abcno uolItanoig gcbeilt
Gus bent Gresbpterimner augen'
Sals. unS O6ren.Soipital on Dit
Baltimore. StraBe ~cntIaiien porocn
l:nb burfte nm geItcrn unbeanitanoct
Al, ibrem 9atten meiter fobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Staot baltimore.
1tntcrbaltnnas =@cgmciier.

.Niasrmit"-rs IHa. no pobnii SUP,
"Auoiturium",-"2n it one Of ibe s'oS"'
,~8anetn"-Srco. Srpin's r9Ielo WI1ie'iieS".
,rSuiibas"-a WieSuboen's 6l1te"
rWarhIaus"-aeitb'S agH "sSdioeetue
iino Der aineiopruph.
,gefu Wpnumrntal"-. 5ntep Girls.
Tbsater," RdltimerG, Hnbe @ap'Sir.
- 3delid nnunierbro6 cue &nIoepiHes itno
Observation-Disclosures.
Yestrs eepbacp.6rtita 6reiiag, bcH T.
Ni1rS. gtnhmitinS6 4 ubr.
,a6rlc. sbcatcr" II W;oniua, sen Z. WStrj.
IeeieS SpHScrt ocs .Bbiluoclphia Cideiicr3".
,ybaIia .W,dn ucr MioHtaa, ben 7.
W;arS, Dldsienbal In scr .@ermGnln'Widnnrr'
dprs sale.
,,Scrmann'gogr Nr. 9. :. 2. :. a." -
Pail III .6nrinp'S SHlc." 5att'sloc. nub .. Gt;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
9otis.
Aebbel's tin3iaes Sfabio.

asSermaan fennt bic BON aas &C.
tieisrte sirbsit; mir beniea nid,t b..
iea, ms frl6it 5n Iobts, iOhsern iber.
iaftn Sies naferrt 9eiifunseh. 9tiut
treppen I'll nas ID trftisen. 2aKra
gle I'D BON NnStrtn niAt tSnid)ea,
e sitbt nar Gin einsi8ts Sebbel-S Eth.
III. nnS bies befinSet iid i'm *attrre.
9ldttn Eir alf Ses .Sans, no nnier
NamtA anf 9bsrsa anb Utnitern
heft.
atiHt Nssaits. Gin Yrsis.
N&fen Sit dnf
--NtbbtI's
32i NsfS.U as.Str., Ra6e Sisb.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
sBeO. s, Diener & &c.,
217 OFT 8tltimore StraSc.

Dcutidcs i,iib .anoeres ausl1nol.
idlcs (Sclo ectoiit mo o%crfn,,it.
Ocloicnhunscn beiorst md Eeutif).
Lamb, ceitreif,. RuBlonb Il. I. 10.
@cdfeI onsseitedt anf Misiinoiihc
ganfen. Ershitbrieir mo TrapeIcrs
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
0tISienSnnaen.

Weloicnbinieelt nnd) Tcutid)Idno
Lnb Oeitreidj . llnsnrn iid1cr i,no
ihnerI btiorat 5, 10 NIB 30 Dart,
iuipie 10 itno 90 arSnen-s deine sii
peffnuieh.
Tits. S. Tita.r L &c.,
N--) VI. 217, EitsTaitimort.Stt IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

&nabcn ais perm B an
&c meIbct. = Serr s.. ". Yidc-
ring bon Nr. li67, Stepenior.Str
bat leinen SdJuoger, oen IS Subrcs
c!ten Saines Council, alias Shnlin.
&c. unb ciilcn Sreuub ociielbcn, Der
inter Dem Manncn Sbortp Veripinf-
lar bcfannt lit, ais permiBt nngemcl-
oct. 9cioc &nnbcu iino rs Sabre
oft nl0 fniiien an 0ienitog Nod)-
nlittag aus. Council ipobllt bci lei.
ner 8roBnn,tter on Ger Stepcnion.
Strobe urb 9crfpinflnr i'm Sullle
ieiner Gltern, Nr. l101. @ooobna-
StroBc. 8aS Ole &nubcn bcfpc1tc,
iid) bon ben Mngeborigen 81 %cntfcr-
ucn, lit ein Notbiel, GA lie llid)t Die
geringite llriade battcn. 3ulctt
witrben iie onf cincm 3ugc aelebcn,
Der nod Ybilooclpbia nbiubr. Gie
8roBmiltter beS Council lit aus
Wrom iibcr bielcu Toria1 idNpcr CT
frnnft.
8reiS Don Gas iibcr.
III annt. - 8on Scitdtgns ruhc6!i
eriiidt. luuroc gcitcrn Sormiitag Der
81 Sabre cite Gbarles Sciuett III lei.
net Wobnnng, Nr. 1907, @eit.Nrott'
Strnfc. %bepubtloS ollfgcinnocii.
Wnn iibcrfiibrtc ocil oltcll Scrrn iii
Der 9lmbulon5 oes iiiblucitlid)en ii
itrifts nod Dem ~Jrnnflin Sauarc.
Soipitol." Eic aer5te boiien ben &c:
togtc fpicoer brrftelen 5u foulc.l.
Mls iid) Serr Sciuett 5Hr Hod)truhc
s~uriidsoe, ltelltc CT ben @uabubn
| iidd)hein CT oaS @os ubgcorebt bate,
i%pabrid)einlidI pieoer on.
I~enocrte ibren @un d.
rG d. = Mamic @aii Don Mr.. Gi2.
Siio. Hesciter. Sirabe. crind)te OH
1iittiuod Abenb aesen Mitternad,t
fen Yoli;iitcn saiioler pom oitliden
T>iitrift. iie 5u p~crbnften n!to lie aitf
ernise Gage mad Dem 0eidneniB SIT
iatoct. nodocm lie ciiiiec Hl1icr
tidftiaen Snbalts iiber Den Enrit &c.
friu,ten bate. 9sad) cinisem 8ei-
scrit fnilffmbrte Der Vlaurod bent
@nnid) Der be3edten Iane nnib
brad)te lie nod Dem, Statipnsbauie.
9sdd) rineni criiidterhben Sdloi alli
tiiter 1%efanguibbntf lhoerte aber Ole
N~rrcitaittn ibrcn Mnnid nnb bat
tet polijeiridter S'Nei1 inii1noi1
ii.r lire 6rciIaiiuna. aud, oiesmul
elieben ibre Bitten nif,t ui,erb6rt.
chez crit nad)oem iir ieirrIidl aIlrn
Gtiiiiara WctranIen aboeibaporrn
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
las 3iel erreidlt.

Nuirnf bcs vEelliiden Gorrclponoent"
fir Gin betngtcS oeitidleS ebcpaar
crfolsyeid,. - Gle uotbiee Sithl'
ne geiummelt.
Vic Ser. MobltbntigtcitS;@ eleas
id)often" itntien inn Narncn oeS be-
togtcu oe,ttid)en GbcpaareS, jil oerc'l
@lmiten Ole Sommlnna III Scene sc,
icBt ipliroe, nltet giitigcu 8ebern ib'
rcn beitcn 9nnf as. Tie iitr ben
pirflid) silten 3lped b~euotbi9ten 500
lplrrocn inn 0iircnm heb nGciitidlcn
Correspondent" peruollit1noigt rmo
Die olten Scrtc fonnen Iiilnlebr. lmie
tic Dies 10 iebnlid)It gcrpiiniht, bis
SIM Gnbc pcreint bleiben. @cItcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
gtmas 9etnes
Steil's 9euti9es Bier.
C:s6-)
SeirathS.giccnsen.
CsX-)

Tbilip .. Ginger, q, Mr. SIS,
Sdrforb. Mpenue; 2enu &. Silper. 81.
Sobn Yonlcs, %; Igncs Seiiert,
Ybilip eoof, %, Hr. 1tS, Siib.He.
selteriiraBc; Cecilia y. @lun, Is.
Senrp s. Sullipan, 81, @ittlucr;
@enrsinc Sd)ncioer. Al.
Sranflin W. Wolloncs, 81; Guo &.
See, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Sic .MeItcrn MnrnIoub ..
Giicnbnbn. H." ipcld)e iiber cine
Millior Collars fir 8crbeiierung brS
9ctricbanlotcriolS. ionic Der 8cleiie
ollspigcbcn bcnbiidtiai, miro in Mr.
lin0tor cine grobc Statiou Siiuu I'm
looel poii Eieracu .erridtcr lo'ic,i.
1cS9leidcn ipiso bic 0obnacicllihoit
Den 9rpben aoblelluerfebr iGroern IL.
Die 100000 Adcr aobIenlanherien
onsbenfciL ipeid)c iic I'M iuciiliheli
Marplnilb beiiet, Serner lperbcn bic
@cleiic 5lpiid)cn Der 6rIton = Stotimt
mo 8lpnoou p%crooppelt perocn.
@nbridJeinlid) ipirh sic Vdbn onrd,
me9rcre tunnels il, ben 8cbirgcn
hea lpcitlidcll Warplm,h's oii eir
iold)cs 3ipeo,i schrad)t lucrben. boi;
Die arobeii S%ieisnugen mcginllen,
iueldle smr 3eit &c unn,Seiid, MAIDEN,
,Jrobe 3iige mi! elmer 2ofomloiipc III
beforoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Sumcnanf. nno llnteraana.
Nas @tttcr.

Sir Morulono mo beti Gijtrift
Columbia bclltc mo morgct flor,
nriloc 1cmpcrntur. lcid)te um'priil'
gcrbc &inbe.
Ena Meticr mor 9eitcrn Gad,mit'
ina id)on. Tic bod)ite 1cnlpcrotur
mar - @rob nm 3 llbr Mndrmittoos
mo Ole uirorigite IS 0rno I'M 6 llhr
Mor1cnS,
81 ben onbrrcn Vnnoco.8etter.
Observation-Disclosures pcs Solors
lunrocn bic iol0cnocu bod)licn Icnl'
prruturcn pcr5cihnct: eaIiport ii,
Eortlonb As. Bolton 90. Glhalm II,
Ntip BORT i6. Ybi(obelpbio %, VT
laniic.GitO IS, Hortbiieln 40. Buffalo
40, Gleprlnnb 10. Tcirpit IS. Mlpcnu
-, Marquette 10. Grecn gan II.
Tulntb 81, ct. Enul -. Snron t6.
@iSnard 80, @iaiitou 80. SABRE 50
0rno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
$4,000

Gieic Sumnc lit obcnaenanntcl,
ScicQid)aiten iibernlittcit luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Snngen 2 1ci0clicb c r
am Grade. - Ger ~@ertnnnia,
aiiartttt-Glub" iane gcitcrn 9tdd,mit.
tag aui benz Baltimore Srieobofe,
dis Ole iroiihe &iifc ocS am letten
Wontag nud langcm 2eiben al, ocr,
Golgcn non MlterSidtuGfc I'M NItcr
BON IS Subren pcritprbenen Germ
Sotn Dreberid Schneider Der Grbe
iibrrscben iuurbe.. Spei SheibeIiroer:
sltrbtr ben S%terncli" INTO Vie sic
10 iarit ri,b'n" ,li,tcr bef gciiiitia lei.
itrS D%higcntcn Yrof. 3. Gnrulus.
Yicle Sabre geHdttc Scr NtrItorbene
ocin 8erciii alS pniiipcs 1sifeIieb an.
1nt 1rdilcrha,iie I'll, ill3, Dcit.
Grobitrobe, hieIt Vaitor Wcofs ".
WiIler Dol, Der aiueitei, eneliidrliithr.
ridden Stride al, Der 0oniborb-. l,nbe
Eeriiitrnbe. einei,' crereiienoen Tran.
ergottesoien't. Viz Yobrhintriaer
fHitgirten fedlS MiteIicSer oes Ger.
mhitia . Quartet 6htbs@, ndmIid,
Vraiioent @i,itap ". 1orb. Mnoofpb
&ntbiltaiii, @iaiant Wseper, Ibeo.
balls Wcper. Wilinm Miiber MnS Drit
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

districts in the four states and prov
ince. he added, may be taken as an in
dication that many will cast their lot
in the western country.
"The carlot displays" Mr.. Van Dis
sci continued, "were viewed by thous-
ands, who marveled at the color, size
and uniformity of the western apples,
which also held the interest of buyers
from all over America; but it is prob
able that the district exhibits were the
chief centers of attraction for those
with few thousand dollars to invest
in orchard lands.
Representatives of the districts
that entered displays were on the
ground with photographs, statistics
and conservative word pictures of the
exact state of things in the pomologi-
cal history of the valleys and bench
lands in Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana and British Columbia. They
told their stories in convincing way
and were ready to answer all questions
as to climate and soils.
'No one is in a position to foretell
the extent of the influx of capital and
settlers into the Northwestern country
as a direct result of the apple show,
but if only one of every hundred men
and women who evinced interest in
what this country offers to the home
seeker crosses to the west side of the
Rocky mountains, the value of the
Chicago exposition will be apparent
on all sides.
"Some might infer that this wide
spread talk about apples and apple
lands is entirely due to the Spokane
and Chicago shows. That is not true;
it is too general to make such claims.
However, they confirmed the reports
given in print and by word of mouth
of the marvellous development of the
apple industry and the rapid and sub
stantial strides made in the Northwest
during the last 10 years, and as such
they proved their value a thousand
fold.
"The Chicago show was operated at
a financial loss 10 the management, as
we expected it would be, but from a
publicity viewpoint it was a highly
gratifying success. 1t also resulted in
bringing invitations from many east
ern and middle western cities to have
the shows there following the COM
petitive exposition in 1911.
'It is likely that the coming year
will see the construction of perma-
nent home for the National Apple |
show, also the establishment of a cir
cult in important eastern cities. We
are highly pleased with what was sc-
complished, and 1 look for larger and
more complete show than ever for the
fall of 1911"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
CHICAGO APPLE SHOW GREAT
Thousands of Fasteners Saw Dis
play and Sought information.

play and Sought Information.
Spokane" Perhaps the most signif-
cant result Of the National Apple show
in Chicago recently, is the widespread
attention attracted to the commercial
orchard districts of Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho, Montana and British Col
umbia, said E. F. Cartier Van Dissel,
first vice president and chairman of
the board of trustees of the National
Apple show, Inc, adding:
"The daily newspapers and class
publications in Chicago were liberal
in devoting space to the enterprise,
and taken in all it was the best ex-
ploitation the apple ever had, next to
the story of its first appearance in the
Garden Of Eden. Moreover, the peo-
pie of the Mississippi valley country
and the states to the east and south
and north have better acquaintance
today with the apple districts in the
Northwest than ever before"
Mr.. Van Dissel said that the Chi
cago show was attended mostly by men
and women who have money to invest
or are looking for homes in this coun-
try. The fact that the exhibitors
were literally beseiged from morning
until night by eager inquirers, seeking
knowledge at first hand of the various
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
MAN DISSIPATED TOO MUCH
INDUCES In Soda, penny Dip" at
Church Social and Stayed Out
Until Nine O'Clock.

Eyes, I'm dissipating too much,
said the red-faced rustic, as he rubbed
his head despondently.
"Dissipating?" gasped his friend
That's the word used. You've
heard that expression about burning
the candle at both ends?' Well, that's
my case exactly To tell the truth,
have been having too gay time. Last
night | went down to the Blue Moon
and drank soda. Then some travel
ing man offered me cigar. OF course
l had to take It,"
You don't mean it?'
'I mean just what l say. Then |
bought ham sandwich. l ate it and
actually forgot myself and took an
other. On my way home | dropped
into the church social for a few min
utes. Some of the young ladies made
me try the 'penny-dip,' and l drew a
blank"
Such extravaganza"
That's exactly It. Extravaganza
and dissipation will kill me. 1t was
nine o'clock before reached home"
Mine o'clock"
Yes. l must be sowing my wild
oats. Well, I've finished now Night
before last called on my girl. She
wouldn't let me leave until had ta-
ken her out and bought chocolate
creams. Talk about pleasure hunting!
Pm simnlV worn ont after thoSa NIGHTS
of wasteful debauchery."