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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
County Purchase
OF Property

Messrs. Clark and Buchanan, who
recently completed an examination of
the records of the Marion county Off.
GERS, we're in the city today The gen.
tlemen have just finished a contract
at Astoria, and are on their way to
Eastern Oregon. to close up some
work in that section Of the state. The
purpose of their visit to this city. at
this time is to assist the present coun.
ty officials in making the proper en-
tries in relation to the purchase by
the county Of property at the recent
delhquent tax sale, representing
about $500 When the experts left sa.
lem few weeks ago, they agreed to
return and do this work. without any
additional cost to the county. In ad.
Justlng this part Of the tax roll. the
county is charging to the cities and
the school districts, their respective
share OF these delinquent taxes, for
which the county purchased the prop.
erty' and when the land so bought in
by the county is redeemed by the own.
er' then the amounts so charged at
this time will be refunded to the cities
and school districts that are inter.
ested.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

two weeks, when they will go 10 Call
fornia to reside.
Sheriff b. b. Goliath was in Cham
poeg today for the purpose Of dispos
ing Of some hops that were attached
early in the season.
Mrs. J. A, Aupperle and Mrs DENLY
her mother came down from Jefferson
this morning, 10 spend Sunday in the
city.
S. L. Moorehead, OF Junction City
was in the city today. Mr.. Moore,
head is a candidate for chief clerk OF
the Oregon state senate, a position he
has held a number Of times.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Miller Of Astoria.
are visiting in this city, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. VIII. They are
on their way home from Albany. Mr..
Miller is assistant passenger agent for
the Astoria & Columbia River Rail,
road Company, at Astoria
Nj and Mrs. Albert Hurst arrived in
the city Friday evening from Teko,
Washington. and will reside in this
city Mr.. Hurst having accepted tho
position Of window decorator with the
frm of T. Holyerson q Co.
Mr. AL Hurst, son of Fred Hurst.
has returned from Seattle. where he
has been employed as window dresser
in a large drygoods establishment. He
takes a like position with T. Holyerson
& Co, succeeding Rudy" Hopf, who
has gone 10 the Sound
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

AS result Of financial depression.
the deficit in the German budget for
1903 will reach $37.OOO.O 900, as against
$14,75OOOO for 1902.
Reports from South China show that
the kwang ST boxer rebels are ravag.
ing large area OF country. with the
idea Of exterminating all foreigners,
and those who propagate their doc.
trines.
German student organizations have
denounced pistol duels as barbarous.
and the sword is declared a far more
chivalrous weapon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
PERSONALS.

State Senator Il. NJ. Croisan was in
Portland today.
Mrs d. H. Looney of Jefferson, Is
in the city today.
Dr. J. w. Ransom, of Turner was a
Salem visitor today.
S. l.. Moorhead, Of Junction City,
was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnson have re-
turned from a weeks visit in Portland.
Mrs. r. H. Leabo goes to Portland
Sunday for an extended visit with rel
atives.
John McCulloch has returned TO
Vale, Eastern Oregon, after a visit
with Salem relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Hughes, of II.
waco, Washington are visiting in this
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

city, the guest of their son, G. Hughes.
Miss Lizzie Cornelius, the highly
priced teacher Of the Cornelius school
was a Salem visitor today.
Mrs. VIII Knapp, of Salem, is visit
ing with Brownsville relatives and
s.-Brownsvlle Times.
Prof II. s. Lyman, of Astoria, su
perintendent of the Clatsop county
schools, was in the city today.
Mrs. l.. S. Daue has returned TO her
home in Portland, after visit at the
home of her brother, Fred Hurst
Misses Lizzie and Annie Klecker
have gone TO Portland for a visit Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

Mrs. Gillette and son, Mrs. Sherwood
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, Laura
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wandt, Mrs Fiffer
Mrs. Merrill and son, Mrs. Rhodes
Mrs. Elliott and little daughter, Mrs
Charles Lucas, Claud and Esther Lu
cas-, Mrs. Beggs, Miss OFlyng, Mr.
Ward and Mr.. Small.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
Salem Boy
In a Wreck

Mr. Shaw, Of Liberty, received a tel.
egram Friday from his son, II. G.
Shaw telling Of frightful railroad
accident in New Mexico, where a mum.
Der were killed and wounded. Young
Shaw who was firing the engine, es.
capped while the engineer was killed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
Lodae Social.

Salem Silver Bell Circle had a pop
corn and progressive whist social Fri
day evening, at which refreshments
were served, and the gentlemen were
invited to participate, by the enterpris
ing ladies Of that live organization.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

George w. Clark, one Of the gentle.
men who exported the records Of the
Marion county officials. was in the city
today from Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
1000 Turkeys Wanted

We have one order for 300 live tur.
eys. All kinds OF poultry. live or
dressed. wanted at our Salem, Aums
vile and Mehama stores. for cash.
l1.l7.1m SPEAR BROS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
Hard Wood Wanted.

Highest cash price paid for ash and
maple logs at our factory. The Ira F..
Powers Mfg. Co, Portland, Oregon.
11-22.IW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

How does your umbrella stand the
REMEMBER we recover
and repair them.
sHIPP q HAUsER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
Unitarian Church Bazaar.

The ladies Of the Unity church will
hold a bazar on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, December 3-i A dinner will be
served Wednesday evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
NEW TODAY

Wanted.-50O chickens and turkeys.
ducks and geese. Highest cash
price; also so or 100 cords second.
growth hr wood. Willamette Hotel.
11-22.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

A merchant can get along without
advertising. SO can wagon get along
without grease, but II goes hard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

a man armed with a revolver was
found in the apartment Of the Emperor
Francis Joseph OF Austria at midnight.
and was sent 20 an asylum.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

Civil rule has been established
throughout all the South African colo.
niea
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22
i UMBRELLAS FEfSyHszBI. FEPHIaE5 !.
MUD GUARDS AND STEEL RIMS
FITTED ON ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES
SHIPP Sc HAUSER S%gclr

William =. sturgis. an old pioneer
OF Umatilla county. died at walla Wal.
la Friday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-22

The good advertiser, like the indus.
trlous ant, will never know want
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04
Mn bas 8nblitulll.

Die .Sreie Breile" bat iber 400
etablirte Igenturen i'm 5taate. miro
an iiber 700 Bpitufficen perlanbt, unb
bot cine aroBe gerbreitune in Der
@abbar- &epublif Meritu, i'm ssnbioz
nerzIerritorium unb Otlabotna.
SIR girfulatiuns=@ebiet in 9eros
eritreft fib pon @alneton Biz binauf
nod Dention, BON Maribaa i'm Often
big nub 81 8aio i'm fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftuerltdnblid) init be<
Ionhers aablreiben 2elern oas oi9t=
beiiebelte Wittel=9eras mlb ben Snb-
ipeiten ein.
3,uei 0teiienbe fino beliiinbie, iabr.
elm, iabraus I'M Sntereile bes Blatz
tes untertpees uno fiibren bemlelben
i'm 8erein nit unleren ribrieen So.
fal Mgenten fort!pdbreno mere aes
Ter gu.
Sn Iabetrabt bieler Ibatlaben lift
bic .Sreie Breiie" tpo es lib bornm
banoelt, Die beutlbe 8epDlferuns gu
erreiben, nas bette slnseiae Maes
bimm inn gtaate Gcras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas. where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04
Gnprmes 2SaMien Der amerifami=
ihen Giienbabnem.

Die fiirslib bonn Gtatiitiiben Bu-
reau uno BON Der 3nilbenltaats
lihen 6anoels gDmmil1ion Der=
Dffentlibten 8eridte tpeiien nab,
baB BON Der @elamnt @iIenbabne
Weilensabl Der Welt stpei sSiinftel
auf Die Ser. Staaten fallen unb oaB
in oie1em @inbabnoienit iiber cine
Miuion 2eute geibdftieung finoen,
mebr al1p als bas grDbte itebenoe
Serr Der QSelt an Solooten sdblt.
Son Den 484, ,394 Weilen @iienbab=
men Der Groe, folnnen 199,378 auf
unler 2ano, binreiheno eenug um
333 ooppelseleiliee 8obnen auilhsn
Stem Dorf uno 6an Jrancisco, cine
8abn abt Wtal un1 Die grbe. gu le=
aen ooer Ionft ireeno oerartiees
aiemlib Nubloles gu tbun, mas aber
bod tpenieltenS oas Ser5 gemiier
Gtatilttfer erfreut. Seine anbere
Watipn pert1ag bieiem 2anbe btnz
lihtlicb Der 8abl Der giienbabnn1ei=
len ben Stang itreitie gu MAIDEN,
pie aus Der naditebeuoeu 9abeae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04
aentide sDfumOtipeu III Sramfreid,.

Sn GpernaD, elmer Station DeS
"Chemin de fer de FEST, be-
munoerte oas 8ublifum oieler Gage
cine Hieienlufomotipe, tpelde eben
ibre Verludsfabrt gemaht batte uno
nun DDn einem Sablrei1en Nrbeiters
perlpnal gepubt uuo gerieben tpuroe.
@s par cine funfelnaeelneue Ma=
ibine, cine bon ienen Mipnitre 2o=
fomotioen, bic aeaentpdrtig nit enprz
mer S6nelliefelt Die franaDliihen
Orient @rpreB5iiee auf Der syabrt
nah &onitantinDpel leiten. Bum
arDBen @ritaunen oes neugierigen
Bublitums bemerfte Der Stations=
def, oaB biele 2otpmptipe BON $500
Bferoefrdften ourb Die &pmpagnie
be l'@it in Deutib(anb belteat tpur=
be uno stpar sulammen nit elmer
Serie BON 30.dbnlicben Malhinen.
0iele gbatlahe giebt einern fran5Dli=
iben Sngenieur. 9rn. @tor, Gerans
laiiung. i'm Bariier nWatin" einen
gebarniihten Nrtifel gegen bic frans
a6filhe @iienbabn &ompagnie su
perDffentliben, nelbe 1i1 iDpeit
pergeifen fonnte, cine leiitungss
fa5ige 4DtDmptipe in Eeutlhlano
ansufaufen. Das alio, ruff 6err
Gbor, iino Die Splgen Der leb>
ten Bariier @eltausiteaune! Statt
bob Die frars0liibe giienbabnin@
oultrie neue Mbiabgebiete gefunoen
bdtte. bat iidJ 5ranfreid fir ausldns
oiibe graeu9niiie beaeiitert. Der
,,Watin" seibt bic &ompagnie be
r@it oes 6pbperratbs. neil 1ie Die
ibr bonn Staate getpdbrte Subpens
tion aur Bereiherung Der beutiben
Snouiirie benuste unb beuti1e
Webaniter auf fransDfilhen giien.
babnlinien 8erlubsiabrten ausfiibs
rem lalle. Das beutlhe Berlonal =
10 tbeilt tparnenb bas dneltlide Ba-
rifer 8latt nit - tpeldes CUR Nuf.
itelluna uno 0eoienung Der Walbine
beriiberaefemmen lei, gebDre sur
oeutiben Mobiliiirung uno bdtte elm
itrateeiihes SntereHe baran, bic
ldngs Der @rense geleeenen 2inien
fennen 81 lernen. 9lIe bieIe @e-
fabren. beren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ia gans flar iit. tperoen bic fran5D=
iiihe interchangeable tpDbl niht
abbalten, ibr Waterial ourb paiienoe
grperbungen i'm Nuslanb gu er-
neuern. g8ie lebr bas moth tbut.
tpeiB jeber, DER bas ,,Geranlgen"
sebabt bat. in frans6fifhen @aagons
uno nit fransDiilhen QotomDtioen
gu fabren.
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9ie fltine gprifbnng.
Romau bon 0iftor 8latbsen.
(5prtiebuns).

Das iunse paar 1T perf9munben,
branben rDlIt ein Mdgen, ben Niemanb
bort unb Der fie in ibre Mobnung I'm
Brunstpidbotel entfiibrt. Man erfdbrt
bas bur9 Bella, bic fir tur5e 3eit unz
fihtbdr eetnsfen 1T. ffe 5ringt bbeft
@rautfran3 unb bas 8oufet1en, bas
JaBbenber eetragen. gum Mbtan5en;
unb iie f9reit laut auf bor Wonne, als
bieie @pmbole-iis bat freili9 Elm tpe>
mig nadseholfen- -MerD unb Cha
aiifter sufanen. MusgelaFen umarmt
fie glIu., fdbleppt iie Bis CUR Sbur bes
Neben3immers, unb bic fleine Muiif@
tapelIe. bic ftd bort etabfirt bat, muB
Sufd fptelen.
rMdb6en, iast iie unb preBt ibr Die
fdmd9tise SailIe. reg ipirb-es ipirb
-er mub bran glauben!"
l1nb Gua aiiifer berbeibt fi9 tire
Mbittmmung big auf elm tpenig
Strduben unb Elm n@ie fompromittirefl
mid ia." Diefer Mirbsltpinb nimmt
einem bic Beiinnung, unb man mubte
grob iperben, um iib pon ibm gu be-
freien.
Diefe unslaublids 5rau arransirt
cine @ratulotionsfour bor Merp unb
gna! Merp madt Elm stpeifelboftes
@eii9t ba3u, Glla iiebt perteinert aug.
Nd4 benz nd9ften Sana lit biefs pers
f9ipunben-
Sic bat furdtbare maigrGns, fast fie
3u Bella, bic por'm Shlafengeben nod
einmal an i6rer berf4Ioifenen Sbiir
fraat.
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Die 8abl Der giienbabnmeilen in
ben Ser. Staaten betrug i'm Sabre
1880 %; i'm Sabre 1910 2,918; i'm
Sabre 1850, 9,021; i'm Sabre 1860,
30.626; i'm Sabre 1870. 1922; i'm
Sabre 1880. 93.262; i'm Sobre 1890,
166, 654 unb i'm Sabre 1900, 1874, :
321. Die 5adihrift THE Railway
Age 1bdbt bic 3abl Der i'm Sabre
1901 gebauten @ilenbabnmeilen auf
5,057. tpoburh Die @eiatnntsabl
oerielben in ben Ser. Staaten li9 auf
Die oben angegebene 3iffer, r,dmlib
auf l99,378 Waeilen iteuen tpiirbe.
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Golden dates ertra.feine
Aualitdt, nur 10 Gents per 8funb.
6. 6. Sane q Gp.
ssn Der befailhen Deputirt

Sn Der befgilhen Deputirten=
TANNER fano cine 8eilerei smiihen
ben losialiitiihen uno Den fatbpli-
lhen 0eputirten itatt. Ser Streit
entitano ourh einen antrag auT
criminafrehttihe 8erfolgun9 bes
iocialiitiiben Deputirten Smeets toe<
gen elmer ppr 8urSem BON bemiel=
ben eehaltenen renolutiondren Neoe.
Die HubeitDrungen beaannen in
ben @aIerien, pelde idlieBlid nit
@etpalt gerdumt tpuroen. Darauf
tpuroe Der 9umult i'm 8eratbunoss
inal ielblt iortgeiebt. Die Soz
cialiiten riidten Idlimpfeno gepen
Die 8Gnfe Der &atbolifen an.
SblieBlib fam es 81 elmer alIees
meinen 8eilerei stuiiben ben Oepu=
tirten uno Die Sibnng tpuroe ius>
penbirt.
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IL. g apfteI.

quo Tulfer nerhtelt 1td] dii1 Den
folsenoen Sag leibenb. tpdbrenb Bella
munter tpie Elm Slid i'm 5aufe toms
monbirte, um Die Spuren bes Teftes 5n
Dertpifden. 9lls fie aipiidenburd tpie<
ber ein paar Musenblide Bel Gua fab,
fling biefe an bon Der Ibreife gu fpre>
&en. Dlisfbs ipiirben getpib ni9ts bas
sesen baben, tpenn lie Elm paor Sage
friiEer eintrdfe-iie febne ii9 nad Sbds
tigteit.
.Weiter feblte nihts," fagte Bella.
.Sie feben bic Melt bur4 bic MigrGnez
bri1e. 9eraden. Die adt Sage pflesen
sic iid bier griinblid. bas llebrise
nirb fih finben. Sp biel id fab, baben
Sic fih geitern gdn5 gut unterbalten."
llnb iie madte Elm ladenbes @eiidt
unb fdlus iie san5 leiat nit BEN iin=
geripiben auf bic Mange unb bu51te
fort. Mber als iie aus benz balbbunfeln
Simmer binaus mar. franfte iie bic
Stirn Elm tpenig unb mar nohbenfli9.
.Der bumme Merp,1 ba9te lie. ,Gr
fponnt mid auf bic Softer"
Nls RolImann beim fam, nabm iie
i'm gleid bxauBen i'm 9ausflur bein
Rodtnopf. .Du. tOmm sIeid NAL Fer.
EN-"
n0ba, mas 1T paiiirt24
~0at Merp ni9ts seiasta GlIo fpi1
abreifen."
.Do9; ct bat eeiast: Define grau i'll
cine 9ere; iie aiebt mid an ben Saaren,
biefe Riiffer gu heiratben. DbtpDbl ih
font feinen perniinftisen @rnnb bsfiir
einfebe. SD tpolIte, Die ipdre erit fort.
Sd bente, boB fpeber iis nod id befons
bere Butt baau baben, 5u beiratben."
.gr 1T elm Narr," rief 8eaa gedraert.
sd aittere brauf, bab er ii9 ertIdrt,
unb i'd made es inn 70 bequsm. Oies
fer srdblide aIte Sungssiell-ipas
tam ibm 8eHeres gefdeben, als 5ola'
cine Grau an befommen. 60 bummeit
e. burh bic Welt unb nubt au eor
nidts. 9ut i'm @ott etpa basu aes
fhaffen, baB er iBt unb trintf unp
f9ledte Wibe mudt2"
4olImann la9te.
.Giebft Du, Du lddft, fat mir su
belftn. gs 1T eine 8eleibigung fir Elm
70 biibfdes unb fluges Mdbhen, bab
man iie abreifen ldBt, I'm fi9 nit frems
ben Rinbern abauplasen."
.So, bift 0u benn fider, bab Srdua
iein Riiiter ben Merp nebmsn tpiirbs2"
rWarum ion iie ni9t2 9tuf olls
GdlIe fol er bod bic Gprobe barouf mas
den. Das orme Oing-i9 bin iibsrs
deust, fie rednst barouf. 6ait Ou niat
bemertt. ipie intim bic 8eiben geitsrn
Nbenb perfebrt baben2" llnb mad fur.
sem 9ebenfen: .@eripri9 mir eins.4
yWas benn2"
-Merp muB bier iein, tpenn CID abs
retf. Dafiir foreft Du. gr barf ober
bon ber Mbreife nidts erfabren."
.@ut, einperftanben."
Gegen Ibenb fam Qllice. sic mliste
Bella Deriihern, bob iie febr alidlid1
fef. unb iie that es nit ueberaeu9ung.
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- Wait ben 8dbnen ift e8 pie NIT
ben Jrauen: tie MAIDEN Sbmer5en.
bis man tie befDmmt, tie MAIDEN
Shmersen, Denn man iie bat, uno
MAIDEN erlt rebt Sbmersen, penn
iie uns perlallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04

,g1atiirli9 ni9t. Sir lpolfen etpos
lefen. alber bleiben nluBt Du."
Sic tltngelte Der 3ofe, bic Ga9en
bindusaufdaffen, nabm etn 8udb unb
mari fi6 ienfaenb in einen S6oufel<
ftubl. aolImann 5og eine 3eituns aug
bet SaT9e unb entfaltete lie umitGnb>
Ii1. Gin paar W}inuten tpar Muhe;
bann gerietb geGlas Schaufelitubl In
8epeguns, INNER beftiger. Sic fah
na6 ber llbr-ouf Der Gtrabe CAB es
Mueengerdufd, unb lie lief tpieber ans
Seniter, inmer ipieber, Bel iebem neuen
Rlippflapp BON pferbebufen. gr fah
bann Bios auf unb ner5og bas @efdt
au einem peritsdten 2a6en. eie las
eun5e Seiten herunter unb tpuBte nidt
elm Mort bon benz, tpas brauf itdnb.
ginmal perfu9te er, ibr sttpas bor5us
lefen, ipas fie feiner Meinung nod irte
tereiiiren muBte, aber iie ut1terbra9
i'm: yRommt henn Merp nod etnmar
au uns suriid2"
sd benfe nein. Gr tpirb fih in's
@efddft beeeben.4
Sic sins ipieber gum Geniter, 4uf
einmal fdrie ite auf: o@ie fommen, iie
fommen!1 llnb bana9 brad iie tn
Sbrdnen aus, lief 5u Ronmann, Der
aufgeitanben mar, unb umarmte i'm
f9lud5enb. n@ott fet Danf. iie tpirb
eine aliidli9e Traii iperben."
Sic flinsslte, elite binaus: vS9id
bic 2eute gum Masen binaus, JriB."
2aaenb unb fopffdiittelnb si,a
RnlTmnnn hinterher.
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6. S9euermeper's Jamiliensarten

erfreut iib tpeeen ieiner auseeseib.
neten Slide oes beiten &ufe6 bel
6ieligen unb Jretnben uno miro
oementiprebeno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten beutiben Soft itarf Patrons
iirt. DelifateGen Der Saiion ent=
lprebeno. Wiilhereiprpoutte aller
Irt. Sm Saloon finoet man itets
friibeS 8ier, quite Weine. 2iqu6re
unb Gigarren. Sbeuermeber's 5a=
miliengarten iit elm grbolunesplab
eriter 8leiie.
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SIT es nidt lpnoerbar, oaB
fleine Wtdobeu auf oem Grme, ar0z
Bere meiltens auf ben Sdnoen ges
tragen tperoen?
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Wlorgan Gup i5iidz II. 6leiid=Wlartt

9repino Nue, Spiiden Wain= uno
Wfilitdr : 8laSa, Telepbon 81 bat
itets ale Sorten BON eSiihen, Gu=
itern, Wilt unb oas bette friitbe
Jleilh. Wsabt Cure 8eitellungen
brett ooer per 9elepbon. &ae Nufs
trage weroen prompt auseefiibrt uno
bic Mrtifel frei abaeliefert.
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13. e obittf.

alne bic glGne. bic geGa I'm gen
tpesen ber 5o9aeit bes Merp'fden
paares i'm Rppf sebabt hatte. fielen
ms maiIer. Gs mar, als bb bic 8eiz
ben es barauf abeefeben bGtten, bos
@egentbeil BON bem gu tbun, tpas bic
tleine 5rou fir bas gntfpre6enbite
unter ben obipaltenben umitdnben err
a9tete. Weber fparteten lie nit Der
6odaeit Big 3ur Miidtebr BON Jabbenz
bers, nod tpolIten iie fir @na bas Ge=
rinsite our 9lusiteuer onnehmen-
Bella fonnte es nur er3iptnaen, inbem
iie unter 8eibilfe Sims unb zines @as
gems In ber Gile alIerlei aufammenz
faufte unb beimli9 auf Guas 3imner
pratttairte, iporauf fie bieielbe tiefsez
riibrt binauf eeleitete unb iie unfer
Sbrdnen unb umarmungen bat, bieie
aleinigfetten als bic ibrisen gu betra9.
ten. Merp mahte fosar ben @eriun,
Rollmann hettnli9 ben unsefdbren 8es
tras gu erftatten, Der natiirli9 miB@
gliidte. sd min nidt baau beitrasen,
bab Define Grau Did ruinirt." fogte
Merb. .9as laB meine @a9e 5ein,"
ertldrte aollmunn fura. rWenn es fein
muB, 10 fam idb mebr berbienen, als
iebt." mterp fab ibn befrembet an.
.Wie tpinf 0u bas ma9en9" Morauf
aoIlmann bielfasenb bic M4feIn bo9s
aog.
Bella erfubr babon nidbts.
Nuf ale GalIe tpoate bieie bic So9>
aeit bel ii9 ausri9ten. Mber eines Sa.
sss-tpeniss Sage naA ber @erlobung
-tpar bas 8rautpaar aufammen auss
sefabren, unb als iie in bic Willa RolIs
mann suriidfebrten, tparen fie setraut
unb luben Rollmanns au etnen fleinen
Jeifefen i'm Mafbinston=9otel Elm, TOO
fie Mobnuns genommen batten, bidt
neben ber Mobnung, bie emit &olls
manns inne eebabt. Bella mar an<
fanss emp0rt. rMit mir babt Sbr's
perborben," faste iie. asSbr ieib sans
unbantbare menfden. Gs faut mir
gar ni4t Elm. auf @uer GHen au fomz
men," grit als brauf Merp ernitbuft
periiasrte, i'm, ieien grobe @orbereis
tunsen Inn fsinetpilen in ben Sob que
tpiber, unb ipenn lie ni9t tGinen, 70
ipiirbe bas gfen eana abbsiteut tper=
ben, beidnftists iie fi9 unb CAB nad.
sabbsnbers fehrten sliriid unb bers
nabmen nit nidt seringem Gritaunsn,
mas fi1 in ibrer Nbipefenbeit sugetras
gen. Bella mar pO1 @enugtbuung.
sd babe @ud 8ier sliidli9 serna9t,
unb id tperbe nod mebr sliidli9 na=
den. @5 ift bic berrlidife Mrt, Inn iel.
ber sliidlicb 5u tpsrben. &inber, tpie
sliidlid mub Der liebe @ott fein! Man
t0nnte i1n beneioen.
.gsa na,4 rief Sabbsnber, si9 file
msin sbeil bin sufriebsn- Was Mirn
bstrifft, 10 pcllen Mrs obparten.
Seine sSrau lit cine fnifflige Dame"
,Oabon min ic9 nihts b0rer," faste
Bella entriiitet. uSie ift cine psritdns
bige perion unb meine Sreunoin. -
Wlon tpi11terte Ii9 Elm IN &ah gitn.
(ssortieBitna folat).
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= Wenn Elm junger Nfann iaet,
elm iunges Weaoden bdtte tein Sers,
10 1T INNER ansunebmen, fie babe
Ieines.
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- SmpDrtirter 8orter uno Gle
bel 6. 6. Sane 81 Go.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-07-03
Beverley Briefs.

Weather still dry and windy
and hot. Oh my! we have
had some of the warmest wealth
err the writer ever saw on the
Plains. The hot winds would
almost burn a%nyone's face. II
seemed like it was coming from
some big fire.
We are afraid the crops are
damaged considerably on &C
count of the hot winds and dry
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cunningham
and Miss Lou Lemons, from
Matador, have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Lemmons, a few days this
week.
Mr.. Walsh, manager of the
ia ranch, spent a few days this
week at the Tule division.
They have been branding quite
a lot of cattle for Collision Bros.
at Clarendon.
Mr.. John Black, one of the
ia cowboys, is on this side of
the canyon for a day or two.
Miss Minnie Brooks was the
guest of Misses Yula and Ollie
Jackson last Monday.
Mr.. Wiley Morris, of Silver
ton, passed through this part
of the country Sunday and Mon
day on his way to and from
Goodnight.
Mr.. Aldon Montgomery, of
Ceta, is visiting Beverley this
week,
Mr.. JuliouS Pietzsch and wife
spent Wednesday nightat Jack
sons.
Mr.. H., E. Hume passed
through this part of the coun-
try on his way from Silverton
and other points south.
Mrs. Helms and Miss Flor.