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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
.S79.4W.6O
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Sic 6riib abrs Grofi-
nnn9 Der 6irlnn Soel 8irtnlol y
So, Nr. ll2-t22, Noro.Gllto!p-
Strubc, bcginnt morgcrL. Gie pr1d),
tighten Moocllc IN Siitcll, 9ln5iigcn,
M1nteln etc, iinb ~olla9cltelt.
@ol0cnbcrg's boltcn morgen
l6re MISUNDERSTANDING Scberl
9ellldcr iuerOen 20 Green Grabbing
StompS" gratis gegebcn. uno Tor-
IONS Srd)cltcr miro conjcrtiren.
@cf1brlihc Spicl5eug q.
- Ger ~9.iGbrigc Sobn 9il5er ppr!
Nr. 1923. grcntluooo. Ipcn,c, ionG
g~eitern Wittog in circn @roben iiir
hen Nb5ngsfonol ali Ger 9rentmoob.
IUennc cine Der Sirmn ~. u. Col
bot & So. 9cborigc 3iinoibmlr. Gr
nabnt oieielbc nit nod SolIie ulh
Itefte Tie I'M Soie Der elterliden Wob-
ming I'M 9eilein ieiter 1~3.i1brigeI1
Shipeiter Worgoretb unb ieilteS D
i0brigen 9rlIberS Gomaro. in YronO.
Cine Grplolion crfolatc mo ou3
Wo0d)cn crlitt id,mler5bofte Gcrlci
5llllgen an hciben SGrlocn. m1brcn0
Der flcinitc anobc an, linfen 0cin
ilro an Noden ueriuunbet mur6e.
Gr. ". g. Ycarcc bon Nr. 1898.
pciluc. legtc Den Sin
bern cillcl &erbnno dix
Cine betrogene Grou.
jrou S%Sennic 9roofman, geb. Scil1,
non Nr. i40l, Git > FrotttltraBc, er.
ld)lct neltern Tnhlnittog in Der olt.
liGen Eoli5eiltotion mo crilid)tc go.
lijeirid)tcr S'9teill. ibr bebiilflid) 81
ieirL ibrcu Mann, Ssroel 9roofiorL
ben lie crit am lebten Somntoasbci.
rotbete mo Der ibr um Sreitog nod
llur iiinftGgiger Gle ongeblid nit
$500 bllrdbronntc, 5uriid III bringen.
Srot Vrpofmon lernte ibrcn Wanl
crit Dor bier Wofen fcnilen itro OIL,
lebten S%onriog iono Die SodBcit nit
9robcn Folnp in Der @obnung ibrcr
Sdpweiter, 6rou Inllie 2poiis, Nr.
1908, WcGuloGStroBe. itnit.
6r. 6reoerid g. Stearn&,
elmer Der beioen Help.Dorfer ,Snac.
nieure, lpeld)en es iiberloiien lit. Gnt
p%iebfungen iiir 8crbeiicruug Der
&uiier5ufiibr Der Stnot ju MAIDEN,
belad)rid)tigtc gcitern telegrapbiid
8niier- 5ngenieur Nuif, oob er i'm
Der ndfiten ISOLDE mad, bier
fomnIen uno pielleidjt ben langeriebn.
ten 9erid)t mitbringen merbe.
u Of bireft, in0ireft.
Ais 6olge bes fiirpid) %beeonnenell
arerB5uges gegenr gitfmafer" wur
&c geitern abenb Der i'm Saiie Tr.
llO1, Sre0crif, Mpenlie. mobnboite ~
Sabre alte 9ouis0. 9opo inter Der
anidnloigung oerboitet, angebIif 81.
perie getrdge fiir ngiidmafer" col.
leftirt su baben. Ger arrcItant &c,
%itrcitet Dies. Gr miro iidl bette Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

mittoN Dor Foli5cirid)tcr Stanley SIT
uerontIuortcn bobcn.
Nblcbcn. Sm bobcn Ilter
bon 9S Sobrcu Itorb gcItern 6rnu
Margoretbe Sd)lcier IN Der @obnulg
lbrer Sodtcr, Srou Marp Midocl,
Or. 40S, Siio Golliugtou . Nucnuc,
nod) MIR 5meinodcntlifcr aront'
belt. Die @eritorbcne muroe III
Gcutihlono gcboren lnlo fam Dor
etpo 80 Sobren nah gmcrito. Sic
bilterloBt Die geuannte Sod)tcr, bier
Gnfel, II llrcnfel mo elllcn |rloer.
Die @eeroignn9 iinoet am WfontQg
Nohmittag oli Dem Mt. Carmel.
6rieobofc Itott. Eaitor &. W. GpIter
non Der erlten pcreinigten bcutlhen
eoana..ll't9 STRIDE miro Die @robreOe
bnlten.
,Nrbciter 2icocrtafel'
Iamenpereim."- Seine iobrll.
DIE 9eamtenmobf belt Gonnerita8
Abeno Der .Mrbeiter. Cd
men.Gerein. Grlp0blt murocn: Ero'
oen: Er1iiocntin 3ntie Grler, Gice'
YrGiioCntin Wur1orcthc Sriebrid).
ScfretGrin Srou Z. 2cpplo, Sdobs
nleilteriu 9obetta Simon. Nod) Iuf,
nohnle mebrcrer neller Wtitalicber &C.
longte cine Ginloouna bes nWielooie-
9amell.G ereinS" SIR annobmc, unb
lpuroc beidllolen, IltIangs Nprll Oaa
StiitungsieIt oui ooilernoe 8eiie 81
ieicrn.
i iii mo gcgcn Stunc. -
8egncr uno Srcuube ocS 9altimorer
3oQeinncbnlers @m. T.Stone iuarelt
geitern bei'm HrGIihenten Gait III
@nibington. Die 8cgier hilbert
81. q. MlilboQ mo Gouib &. lid
protcltirten gegcn Srn. Clones Wic.
bcrerncnnlung neil er Die Giuiloienit.
Hegeln perleBt bobe mno 5u einem
Glub geborc. no Yofer geIpielt iuer.
&c. Sir Srn. Stonc iprudcnGr.Gpn.
greBabgcoronctcr Srunt &. @ud)ter.
0r. Sobn y. Sauna, Der &oriiber 0e2
rcpublifoniiden Staois Gcntrol.Go-
mites, uno bic Gonarcb'NbNcor6ne
fen Eeorrc mo aronmiQer. Shorfe
Worte %fielcit. Ger YrGliocnt bccnbcte
Die ungcmiitblid)e Scenc, i,tbcm or
Den Eroteitlcrn iagte, ie tonntcn ibu
lire acknowledgement III 5ebll Sagen
Idriltlid, nor(egell. unb pier Gage
lpGter miiroe CT bon ben NertbeiDi.
germ oes Srn. Stone eillc id)riitlid)e
anilport nui bieNnidulbigungen cnt.
Bcgell ltcbnncn.
oSannopcr" III Sufcn.-
Ger 9torob. Glopo.I unlpier .Sanlo.
Der" p%oilirte oeltern gbenb lint 500
llbr Gnpe SenrD mo miro ocln9emGB
beiltc Sormittog ge9en 8 llbr am
Eier Nr. 8 81 ScciiitYoint iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

Sntcreliantc Settiire. -
Gle WGr5.9hummer beS Bulletin Gea
vFeoboop.S nitituts," lpelf)e locbcl1
erid)icnen lit, cntbGlt cine Seric into.
reliantcr, bon Der nEeobobp Siitori.
idlen 8eieQid)ait" bon Yeoboop. Woii..
9elieferter 0iloer. meld)e bnS 2ebcll
nno @irfen George Eenboop'S III
leinem 8eburtsorte betreffen. Inter
oieien ieien %ertpGbnt: Ias SuuS, it
lpcIfem George Tea6oop geborcn
muroe; boS Eeaboop- Snltitut in
Ecuboop Moli.; Gin gilo ser aonigin
&iftorid, melhes bieielbe Srll. Geo.
Eeuboop Sum 8eidenf aenlod)t. Snl
llcbrigen cntbGlt Die 9tummer nod
cit Slterpiclu nit Wnoonne Snnliic
BLOOMFIELD 3cislcr, 2cbrcn fir iun9e
@iolinlcbrer bon sSrap5 9oruihcin II.
un0ere illterciioute 9trtifel. .'r
4~blcbcn. - Em Sitter Don -
Sobren id)ieo 9eitcrn Sr. 8enrg Sic.
bertb III ieiner @obnulig, 9tr. 23l,
Glib rnconitrobe. aus benz 2eben.
Gic 9ecroigun9 iinoet on1 IienItng
Worgen BON Der oeutid)en fatboli-
id)en ct. Midoels' STRIDE an Com.
boro. ulo @olieitroBe aus itott, 100
cine GeQuiem'W tgie iiir oos Seclen.
bell oes 8erItor6enen eelebrirt lpereen
miro, olli ON fl. Grloier 3 6%ricoboic
itott.
# 9r. aorl S0se, Sobn bon 9rn.
mo 6roli Il6ert 8obe, itorb onl
Srcito9 im iilge,bliben 9lltcr bon -
Sabrcn, Gie 9ccrbignna iinoet NOR.
9eir Hnhmittng pom S%rolcrbouic.
Nr. 1929, Observation-Disclosures, aus olli
Dem emmanuel. 6rieoboie an berSnr'
ioro.Gono itatt,
Gin .intereiinnter" y q II,
ner. 49, Gie Foli5ei iabnoet geaen-
m6rtig nit Der Eoli5ei nnoercr 8rob.
ltoote nod einenl Wanne. Der bon
ocn 9eboroen bon Glepelonb. Chic,
luegen Behring'S 9eiltdt miro. Ger ST..
iti3.Sliid)tling ioQ Srancis s. Scrtc
beiBen, aber oilf ieinen Streii5iigcl,
iid nod minOeltenS zines Iiibeno
onoerer, meiItenS iebr bod,tonenccr
Nan1en beoiener.
or ioa ein Wunit Icil,, ser bereits
Die gar5e Welt bereiit bat, mebrere
Spraden bebcrriht mo m%ngepobn.
lih gelpnnote Maniercn mno I'm.
aangsiorncn beIibt. Sim llebrigen
Ioa or ocm Morphiilm-8 enlb croe-
ben icin ulo oas 8iit III ollen ,sor.
men uub IN SuontitGten leii,em a0r.
per 5ufiigcu. Die gel,iigen miiroen,
minoeItens elm babies Ii,teno &C.
g~emobnlife Sterblihe in ben SooeS
81, beIoroern. Gr ioQ bereits ueridic.
oelte Scrnlinc butter aerferinalleri,
perbilBt baben.
'6nrbiger inbred)cr er.
ID / d) t. - @eitern fuiiroe Der IL
Sabre alte Neger Clarence Eurpioi,.
&c, bon Ger. t4i0. Sit 4. 2eringtonltr..
hurf) ben Sergeatten Moonep ino
Eoli5iiten Sdpqr5fopi perbnftet nno
uoit Toii5eiridlier Sleruellpn i'm moro.
oiilifen Statiousbauie Inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING oes anaebliten Gin.
brlfs uno Woroangriffs nuf 1rau
2i55ie airblpile Don Ir. 800. Noro.
GorolineitraBe, Dem 8erihtsberfob.
rem iiberpieien. @ie 6rau airs.
iuile bei'm Gerbor angab, itieg Der
Nteger am 6reitag Woraen eegen 1s5
llbr burd) elm Seniter in ibr Sfloi-
simmer ein. als lie erluad)te, pudte
Tie Der Neger oil Der aeble. Lies lie
aber los. OILS tic ibnl in einen ginger
bib uno I'M tSiilie rief. mb r,ad)te
iid) oi,f oemielben @ege, ouf Dem
CT getommen, aus Dem StaMbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

ssfreen sic einen 80 5nh Sanpias NIT aaea
Ginridtnnaen, eiHf6Iieblin Wiacabdn , Strnbe.
fur $40 ydar uno $40 pro Wonnt i'm anier
init iieoriecn Gtenern oil Der 0nrrifonsIpenne
Wcnn Dem 70 lit, 10 MEMBER sic iih perfonIif
oeer fbriftIid au unieren oeutfhen Macnteii
.. !. Neiie, SIT Amsrirau Dnitstna, 1ahi'
Mers, Me. VoVTU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
BQrQaiu 5000.

geeiIen Gle f1, iuenn fie zines iener bib
f9en Sduier i'm zoo Sled gure.Nsie.s tyahc,
a65ugsianal $ anf9Iub, rementirte. 5ubipeee.
aeIer nnb Sofe. Mus .Gpof grid" aebant-
6rauten nte anaeftri6en gu iperoeft. Gtroben
nit oitrifi5irfen Bndfteinen. gepfiaftert. Nieort'
iuiiufnt. Neent an Crt uno SieIIe.
GuIi4) gtpart ). CaHasAtr, erbauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

Gin SOrann. Smten0ont:
"Wle> Sic ipollen id)on penlionirt
mcroen? I" - Muiiter: .Sopobl, Serr
Sntenoont! Sd blnie bereits 20 Sab
re on Der aopelle bier" - Sntcns
oant (umpilig) Ygtun ia. oa blaien
Die Serren ibre 25 Sabre I'M Sono-
rmoreben berunter mo Damn molen
lie gleif peniionirt werpen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

=" Ger .Wclo6ie.T omlen,8 ercill"
miro an ndd)lten Miittlpod, in Sbi.
mlef'S Safe. Nr. 932. Horo.Vrono-
man. icinen WoSfcnboll ubboltcn.
@crtbpollc Yreiie iperoen 9cgebcn.
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Sn ~uerfanfeu.


Gin ertgebeuoes @roeericeei6dft 1T rm5uess
balber 81 oeriaufen, nit &duS uHh alien SlIs
hebor. Eat5ufraeen in Der office oes sTeut-
itcn Gorrcippnoent'. (B9-74
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

Su ucrfauieu:
GlRe gSirtbfbaft init guiem 3ei6dft nabe
Nulerfront in GuItiInoresGouHtb gutter 8ers
faufseritnb. Nad5uiraeen i'm uEeutiheu Cor.
reipuuoenteu." Gi-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
Mi(fa Serrace9,

ailia.Apenue nub Snrforb.gpao.
S. tt Nnes.. mas sie b%rand,en, NM elm
0rnno itid 5u fanfen. @ir baueu aud, Chr
Sans gegen leid,tc M%bSablnn9en. 100 @runb.
ftife felt bent is. Ylai p~erfauft. 100 Vrpftt
9efd,crt. IN IpiGe @erbeiernng Der Sarfnrb.
Gpao. @dngei an Unite rnebmnnasgeiit bat
npd1 nie eriolae geiupnncn. apmnien etc nndl
bier an irseno einem sSertnge uber Spnntag.
2S Mtnnten 5nm @atthnuS (5e. Gatrprets).
Nebb & Nbite.
agent an frt unb Stene. Nnhmitiass uub
eonntags ben gnn5en Too. (Nool bUte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
9l6cr fd)Dn iuar's bod.

l%trgeIungene Norrenlibung Oe5 Sed)-
niifen 0ereins" in 8oigt's Sale.
Gin Invertebrates Erogramm.
Gornepoliitiihc Nier5eitung
muht sic Hunoe.
Cine frei5iibcle Nnrrcniiblng per.
anitoltcte geltern Nbcno Scr nEcdjni'
ld)e &ercin" pom baltimore IN icincm
SercinalofQl, Noigt'S Sollc an Der
Snriorhs 9lpeuue. an lpeld)cr olld bic
Tnmcn scr MitglicOer tbcilnobmeu.
Nutlocm icber Scrr uno iebc Game
nit elmer N%orrcnfnppc pCrlcben mar
un0 Erof. =. Y. Steinnalb's Sr.
DIETER nSllm 3ipieI, sum 3opicl" &C.
ipiclt bate, crofiletc Scrr Nllbert
8refcl, Der baS ErGIioium iiibrtc. bie
Sibltltg nit elmer lullni9en 0cgril~
blrn9snniprote. Gann iol1tcn bu.
moriitiihc &ortrG9c, Sc Ion9sioli unb
bo3 &erleien elmer pcm Nrron9c=
ments . Gonlite julnmmen9ciiclltcn
tcd)niid) ornepoliitiid)cn @icricitutg.
2ebterc cntbielt etlid)e cute @itc,
iueldlc olf Mitglieocr hcs &creinS
gemiin5t maren unb meld)c ole Pit
%iuclenoen, lclbit Die bon Den @ibcn
9ctroiienen, SIM 2od)en %rci5tcn. llu-
ter bcn %prtrolcnoeIt ocs NbcnbS be-
ianbcn iid) Sruu Sobn Moibcra, Sr.
Otto 2abihed. Sr. Otto 9ottger mo
Nnocre. Nad)bem lid, oic (beilncb'
nlcr an Der Sisuns arilnoIit Nlsee-
lad)t uno nod cinen SrnbiB cingc-
nommen batten. anliiiirten lie iidb bel
cincm gcmiitblid)cn SGn5dcu, Dos
crit lange nad} Mitternodt lcin GnoC
fono. lic Arrongci,rc ser moblgc.
lun9enen &eronitoltrmg maren bic
Serrcn Sbeooor 3permom, Gmil
Giiclt mo S6epoor &cuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

gu pcrfanicu:
Nh. s26, G~orosFupfons Strubc. Moocrres
2'itodtgcs Saus, ourdipeg uraeiiridCn urb ies
pe5trt. DUB 5ur 9Sertbihatun9 9efcben iuers
Den.
gtr. 1916. @puebsStrabc. 9reiii6dises sro.
bes Snus. nabc Broaniuan.
unbebdltcs 8runoliiid an Gbarles'Strdbe
nabc Ga .sloeulIe. 80 bel III Sub.
llnbcbaitcs Srunoitiid Gde Iopions uno
@eIfonsStrube.
Pdberes bel Der
Baltimore 9ratt & @aarantse Co."
equitable 9uiIotng.
Gi-S0) GaIoerts lino Sahcttes Cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
&erlanst Sraneu anb VsGbGen.

gerIaugf:
Gin oeuiides WdbdbeH fiir u%IeemeiHe Sauss
arhett: Mut8ufrageH nit Neferer6en III 9E.
100, 5adipu.Yiaee. (72)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

@erianst:
Zinc cute t0tin; quite Siele, gsadl5ufragen
IN 1arif's SpteI, Tr. AIS, Weit.2crtngtpn'S I'll.
(T2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
misunderstanding ghrsauI Su uermietten.
Nippel Vuiloina,

gr. 1 biz Z, GlahsStrabe. 9eeeniiber Sret'
maurer,IempeI, central seleeen. Sei8une, Be
leudfune nro aue geouenIi6feiter. @dbtge
Hreife. Pin Srt inb Stene 81 ertragen.
Senrn g. Nippel, Yauuuterncbnter.
(Sebr20, 1Wf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

gerlungt:
yin M1bdben fir nllgeneine Salisurbeit; rluB
Snglifb fpredlen; glte5 Sctr1 itno outer Spb1.
Heterenaer erforhcrliCb. 9tud,6ufraaeH IN Tr.
1882, Wiabtipn.S0e. C2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13

Gin Mdbden fir a~ueemeine Sausarbeit;
nuB etpas @nglif6 fpreden. Nat5nfra9el in
Or. 143s, @eft'2anraie', nabe Strider'straRs.
dip
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
SCHOOL BONDS.

Whereas, at an election held in
School District No. as on the 18th
day of October, 1910, it was voted
that the bonds of said district shall
be issued by the directors thereof, in
the sum of Fifteen Thousand ($15,-
000O Dollars. payable twenty (2O)
years after date, with interest not to
exceed six Co per cent per annum,
payable annually, interest payable at
the Office of the treasurer of Chelan
county, Washington.
Said bids will be considered by the
board of directors of said district,
and the county treasurer, at the Office
of said Treasurer of Chelan county
at the hour of one CD o'clock, No
vember II, 1910.
Bidders are requested to name the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21
CHE[AN WILL. SHIP
OVER 100 CARS
Growers in Lake Country
Busy With the Apple
Harvest.

The Chelan country will ship over
100 cars of apples this year. This
is regarded as a conservative state
ment by those who are informed of
fruit conditions. There are some
who state the crop this year will run
close to $50 cars.
Among the larger shippers this
year are: J. T. eagle, who has 49,
900 boxes; W. NJ. Isenhart, 10000
boxes; Perry Wright, 5000; Thomas
Benton, 5000; H. A. Steele, 1000;
P. S. Durham, 5000; w. v. Cooke,
5000.
There are many growers whose
orchards are just beginning to bear
and who will have few hundred
boxes to market this year for the
first time.
Mostly Sold.
Most of the apples have already
been sold for this year. Perry
Wright has just turned off four cars.
The price received was $3.50 per box
f. 0. b. Columbia river, with the ex-
ception of one car which he ieliv-
cred at Wenatchee. His varieties
are Rome Beauty, Jonathan, Spitzen-
berg and Gano.
Will Go East.
Mr. Wright will leave in a short
time with two cars which he will
market at Lincoln, Nebraska, and
tributary sections. George D. Brown
will also leave for the middle west
where he will exhibit a carload o;
apples and later market them.
The Chelan growers realize that
they have not yet reached perfection
along the lines of packing, but that
this feature of the business will re-
ceive more attention as more acre
age comes into bearing.
Buys 20 Cars.
w. d. Cook, representing the Iowa
Fruit Brokerage Co., of Davenport
Iowa, has been in the valley for some
time and has purchased 20 cars OF
the Chelan product.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21
SCHEBLE'S ORCHARD
Ninety Acres Being Planted at
North Dryden.

North DRYDEN, Wash, Oct. 21.-
North Dryden is no longer saw mill
town as the machinery has been re-
moved from the old Sherman mill
and will be shipped to the Chelau
country. The place will soon be
one large orchard, as F. NJ. Scheble
& Sons. with a force of men. are
clearing ground for a ninety-acre
orchard
Blasting was heard up Estes VAL
ley. where they are clearing a place
for a new school house to take the
place of the one burned last August
in the little forest fire.
Mike Carr is improving his home
lot and house with a new glass door
and other Improvement on the house
and is putting stone wall around
the lot. He also has a piece plowed
for orchard.
Jim Sullivan is able to be out af-
ter several weeks sickness. Mr.. Sui
livan has gone up to Chelan to work
in saw mill.
Every one around Dryden is pick
ing and packing big red apples and
they are red of the deepest dye.
Tom Henry has shipped four cars
of apples from North Dryden Siding
and is now filling two more cars.
No frost has done any harm up to
| Oct. IS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21
DRUGGISTS MUST PAY
Twenty-Five Dollars State Fee Fixed
by New Ruling.

Olympia, Wash, Oct. 21.-Every
druggist in the state who sells in
toxicating liquors must pay the state
annual license of $25.
Such was the decision of the state
supreme court today in the case
brought by Druggist Putnam of Sc
attic. He contended that since the
old law permitted druggists to sell
liquor for medicinal purposes they
were exempt from license.
The court says the old law was
simply regulative measure, the
new law solely revenue legislation.
therefore that the laws are not in
consistent ana the new law must be
obeyed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21

price and rate of interest at which
they will purchase said bonds.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
G. A. BATTLES,
Treasurer Chelan County, Wash.
1920 Hip
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-21
Price s1.ooo-Ss.ooo Cash: Balance

9 acres set 10 WineSapS, Jona-
thans. Spitzenbergs and Rome Beau
ties: house 14x24, stable and chicken
house: water from High Line Canal;
II mile to school; miles from We
natchee, Washington.
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No. =.
LOCO Cash: Balance Terms.

Price $1,000 All cultivated; ,
u acres 9 year old peaches; ! acre
year old WiaesapS: ! Il acres IN
and year cid Wl2eS2pS: 10 rods
from school. water from High Line
Canal. This : N CAelau County,
Washington
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Price $50. otU-SSosoo Cash: Balance
EASY Terms

500 acres 4@@ n cultivation. bal
ance pasture: room house. large.
barn. blacksmith shop and tools; /
spriug and : ws-. viii water piped
for stock: > Il miles 70 school and
6 miles 20 -0wl.
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Price S.OoO-SS.O0 Cash: Balance
Terms

> acres; acres in bearing Wine
saps and Jonathans. peaches and
cherries: the balance in ; year old
Winesaps and Delicious: IL mile 30
school: > IL miles from Wenatchee.
Washington: water from High Line
Canal.
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Price .,3OO-S3.OOO Cash: Balance
Terms.

) acres in Chelan County, Wash
ington. There are 400 apricOts, 200
peach, Is apple and Is pear trees
on this place; l 1-2 miles from town
and | mile from school.
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No 81
Price $1O.5OO-$5,O 900 Cash: Balance
Terms.
acres of Winesaps, Jonathans,
Spitzenbergs and Delicious-90 trees
year old ana the balance 3 years
old; room house, barn and cellar:
, good cisterns: water from Miller
ditch: / mile from Wenatchee, Wash
ington; ga of mile TO school.
No. 26.
Price 6,5OO-S1.5O0 Cash: Balance
Terms.
10 acres all in cultivation; water
from Highline canal: set 10 Winesaps
and Jonathans. L. each, year old:
] mile from Wenatchee, Wash.
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Price $4.25O-S1. 800 Cash; Balance
Terms

S 1-2 acres. acres l year old
Winesaps and Spitzenberg trees with
peach filters; 3 II acres set to De-
licious in 1910; miles from We
natchee, Washington.
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Price ST., Cash; Balance
Terms.

160 acres in Douglas County,
Washington. acres set to Jona-
thans, Winesaps and Black Ben Da-
Wis in 1910; water from High Line
for 3 acres and water can be pur-
chased for the balance; 1 IL mile
from 1OWn
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Price S8.OOO-1-3 Cash; Bal. Terms

acres; so Stayman Winesaps and
Delicious trees bearing; the balance
of trees are peach and cherry; large
11-room house and good barn; five
blocks from school, in Wenatchee,
Washington.
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) acres in Chelan County, Wash
ington. There are 400 apricots, 200
peach, Is apple and Is pear trees
on this place; l 12 miles from town
and / mile from school.
No. 90
Price $4,25O-S1.5 500 Cash; Balance
Terms.
S 1-2 acres 5 acres l year old
Winesaps and Spitzenberg trees with
peach filters; 3 IL acres set to De-
licious in 1910; miles from We
natchee, Washington.
No. 10.
Price SS.OOO-1-3 Cash; Bal. Terms.
acres; so Stayman Winesaps and
Delicious trees bearing: the balance
of trees are peach and cherry; large
11-room house and good barn; five
blocks from school, in Wenatchee,
Washington.
No. Sc.
Price 10,OOO-$5.OOO Cash; Balance
on Terms.
9 acres ga miles from Monitor
Washington; ) acres of year old
w llSSdpS anu lbt III ga
old Winesaps; water from reliable
ditch.
No. "a.
Price 11,OOO-S3OOO Cash; Balance
Terms.
10 acres, 3 miles from Wenatchee,
Washington. 6 acres of 1 year old
apples-JOnathans, Winesaps and
Delicious; acres Of t year old
peaches; Il mile to school; water
from High Line Canal
No. 80.
Price S1O,5OO-$3OOO Cash; Balance
to Suit.
100 acres. 100 acres in cultiva-
ton: 80 acres in wheat; IA acres OF
fruit trees; room house, barn and
cellar; II mile to school; 6 IL
miles from Wenatchee, Washington
No. 80.
Price S1,225.
II acres, ID miles from We
natchee, Washington; fenced with
barb wire; l Ii miles to school.
No. 81.
1flce -, .OO-S1, ~ LASH, DdidUC'
Terms; Will Trade for City
Property.
IL acres. l acre of 9 year ole
Black Twig and Black Bens; l L.
acres OF 4 to year old peaches ant
apricots; / 1-2 acres of 2 to 3 yea
old apricots; apple filters set o
WinesapS and Jonathans; room
house and small barn; water from
High Line Canal; miles from We
hatchee, Washington.
No. 80.
Price S26, Cash
Balance Terms.
II IL acres 10 acres in cultiva
ton; 8 acres in bearing orchard;
acre in 2 year old and 1 acre in
year old trees; 2 miles from neares
town.
No. 90.
Price $50, OOO-$17,5OO Cash; Bal
ance Years, 8 Per Ct.
100 acres, miles from Cashmere
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Price S9.OOO-$2,O 900 Cash; Balance
Easy Terms.

sc acres, 1-2 miles from Wenat-
chez. Washington. Is acres Guilt
waited; 6 acres in bearing orchard
and acres of grapes; room house,
cellar and barn; water from five
springs; fenced with barb wire.
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Price S14,OOO-All on Terms.

acres of the best variety of ap-
pies; room house; small barn; Wa
ter from High Line Canal; ga mile
from Wenatchee, Washington.
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Price S10,OOO-$5.OOO Cash; Balance
on Terms,

9 acres ga miles from Monitor
Washington; ) acres of 3 year old
Winesaps and the balance in l year
old Winesaps; water from reliable
ditch.
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120 acres in Chelan.
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Washington: 25 acres cultivated; 40
acres fenced; water from a creek;
s acres of bearing orchard; IT'S peach
trees and the balance are apples;
$50 Winesaps and IS Jonathans ?
years old. Modern s room house
with phone and gas lights; large
barn: s miles to school.