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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10
THE SPlNSTER IN GERMANY
Hard Country For the Unmarried
Woman who Must Earn Living.

woman Who Must Earn Living.
The education of Il German girl be-
gins at six. 1t is compulsory. and the
rule for attendance is strictly enforced.
A mother cannot keep q delicate or
aiilng child at home without doctor =
certificate. Work is carried on at the
fullest stretch, and the strain on mind
and body is such that many Il German
girl leaves school with her nerves
shaken and her health injured for life
Little time is allowed for gymnastics
or outdoor games, though some change
in this respect is now being made, and
at sixteen the girl leaves school, after
! passing numberless examinations, her
studies having included languages, his
tory, science mathematics, dancing
and singing, a thorough course in cook
cry and nccdleWOrk. 1t is of these
| last two accomplishments that she
makes the most use in after life. The
rest lead to nothing. and IN the ma
| jority of cases the girl might just as
well have been spared the strain of
acquiring so much superhuous cduca-
| ton.
u
sine qua non with a German as with
a French girl, but 1t is not arranged in
! the same Dusinesslike way, unhapply,
| it would seem. Ii is left to the young
woman herself TO attract husband,
and. as spinsterhood in Germany has
! few attractions, girls are continually
occupied with their matrimonial
| chances.
An unmarried woman is an absolute
| failure. While her parents live she re-
mains In entire subservience to them,
and when they die she is usually ter
ribly poor while If of good birth she
would rather starve than work for pay.
| II she belongs TO an aristocrauc fam
| lily, she may obtain II small allowance
of about SID n year, with board and
lodging in n stiff or sort Of lay con
vent endowed by successive hcnefac-
tors for the support of these unmar-
ried daughters and sisters. Residence
In the stiff is only compulsory for
few months of the year, and the stiff
dame may visit and receive friends as
much as she likes.
Teaching is the principal occupation
open to those women obliged 20 earn
their livelihood, but the government
examinations are severe the pay poor
and the work hard, and there are few
opportunities of rising. OF late years
women are beginning to work for uni
verslty degrees 50 that they may take
equal places with the men in thr
schools, and the Froebel movement has
helped some To moro satisfactory posi-
lions. Hospital nursing is almost the
only other profession open to the sex.
Dentists are numerous, but medical
degrees must still be obtained abroad,
and feminine journalism is confined to
the realm Of fashion. Field.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10

Dean Pigon of Bristol says that few
people know how 10 spell his name,
From time 10 time he has been address
cd both verbally and by letter as Pigou,
Pickew, Bigout, PeGGue, Ligou, Picuc,
Pigoc Puegou, Pico, Puggie, Pagan,
Pickles. To these must be added Mr..
Wigon, Pigoo, Pigun, PuGon, Pigwn,
Pignou, Niego and "the Very Of Rev,
Pigeon"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10
IIEAnlNG HER OFE.

Photographer Don't assume such a
fierce EXPRESSION Look pleasant
Murphy Not on your life My wife il
going TO send one of those pictures To ner
mother, ana il | look pleasant shell come
down on a Nisit-kansas City Independ-
epL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10
ROPES AND STRINGS

He seems to think he's n winner with
tho girls
"Ycs; he thinks he knows the ropes"
u guess that's why rs so easy for
them to set HIM on a string. '-Philadcl-
MIN ICdGCr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10

do the Automobiles give YOU much
trouble?" asked the visitor
Not now replied the farmer careless
Is, no since we've learned that a charge
Of buckshot Will bust a tire. Chicago
post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10
Father and Son.

Take, for illustration, the trouble be-
tween father and his son. Every hit
tie while we hear of the son of some
Lis. & Gather. A.. kllng u tAs ghle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-10
A Blunt Question.


Family dissensions should cease.
Dare any one, old or young, gainsay
this immauent truth? But II this warn
ing comes with mighty force TO BROTH
ers and sisters how much more should
it come TO the fathers and mothers who
are angry or Indifferent with their chill
dren! Many people are apt to judge
the children harshly when domestic
troubles arise between parents and
their offspring. But as men and women
grow older and have children Of their
own they are more willing to blame the
parent for the cstrangemcnt than they
are 10 blame the child Have yod, par
nuts. ever tried to win back the aifcc-
lions of your children: Diu you ever
$50 90 s'sf~'ri -'--"sea's- 'E-T--'F-s--r
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.

A MICHIGAN CAPITALIST. OWNING THIRTY
i've thousand Of wild lands in the famous
fruit belt the west coast Of Michigan. will sell
nve, ten or fifteen thousand acres In solid
body. The land IL all suitable for fruit raising,
stock raising and general farming. IL well wa
and is the largest and most desirable tract OF
wild land between st. Joseph and Mackinac on
the west coast VIII not consider any trades.
Address J. =. MERRITT. Msnistee. Mich.
my9 Ia 29&SO-lt-13
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FOR RENTGHoUsEs.
UNFURNfsHED.
FOR RENT Lii
STONE & FAIRFAX tElCl, S06-60S NV.
UNFURNESHED.

ZI9HA5
ECO, so6-seS = NV.
SlSHED.
ls.The Dupont" Flats.
lica" Flats.
$3.50. 1447 Sheridan.Tr. b
$50. 50. 1853 18th NV Crib
S2.5e. .474 o NV, Tor, b
$3.50. 1749 18th NV, Or
$50. SO. 1858 I'd NV, 7r, b
! $50 so. 1913 9Th NV. Or, b
!. 5000. ..101S d ne, Sr, b
\ $50. 80. 34-46-66 v NV Orb
! $50. 50. ..160B 18th NV, 7r
rs: so. 625 Fla az ne. Orb
S2l so. 1918 Vt av, Or. b
l G.5 0.419 N ] av NV. hall
$3.50. "a Q NV, Orb
81. 80. 1906 Caroline Or. b
$3.50. .419 H NV, 7r. b
! 3, so. :. 1851 f ne. Or. b
$3.50. ;. SOC ! ne, 6r, b
Z9.@. $40 Fla av, 81, b
! 80. so. .1TOS Pa av. 5r, b
$3.50. 1929 7th NV, store
80. .l702 N J nv NV Or, b
so. .5l2 Spruce, fat
no. Stable, 11l6 vt Nv
\ 20. 1907 It'll NV. store
i rs. COL N II av, Or, store
$3.50. .22S Fla av, Or, ba
/ $3.50. 1913 Marion, 7r, b
$@.50. .712 Sd Sc, Or, b
S2O-50.774 Harvard, RIB
so. 50.744 Harvard, Or, b
$1S. so. GOT Mass av, Or, b
1917. 1908 Roanoke NV, 5r
$3.50. .437 18th Sc, Grab
$3.50. :. .511 d ne, Or, b
| SIS 80. .521 9th ne. 6r. b
i$12. 80. 1904 4th Sc, 5r.&sto
1890. .313 9th ne, Or. "
J, $1,000. zoos n ] av, 6r.w
$10.90.227 Q NV, LIST floor
4 81 so. .511 NJ ne, 5r
APARTMENTS.
$50. .Kensington, Or, b
$35. Cairo, furnished. 3r
! $3.50 Princeton, Or, b
t$2o:. .512 Spruce, 5r, b
1 So. -. .614 Spruce, Ar, b
$40. .1715 LIST, Ar, b
$lS. .451 r, Or. b
$21 .5O.302 Fla av NV, 5r,b
$21. 5O.3 800 Fla av NV, 5r.b
$21 so. ITO 4th NV
$3. % NJ NV, 7r. b
| $23. .203 II NV, Ar, b
i $3.50. ..1706 Pa av, Ar
SIS. .170S Pa av. Or
! $50. The Sussex
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1414 ST. NV. TELEPHONE NJ. 34S
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TT & WILCOX.
ma. ave.
1920 23d, ar, w......11.3O
1913 9th, Or, W. -. 10. so
24O7 /, Or, W. 1880
FLATS.
THE STAPLETOS, 1918
n st. MISUNDERSTANDING
nat NOD I'd h,3r, b. 40. %
! 1871 goth, LIST h.6r. b. IS. 90
\ 2422 Pa AVID q. Ar, h30 90
! 23d&E, fats, Or, b, g r,
J lat. .$2O.50 to $22.50
IS Q. LIST fi.5r, b. mi %. so
1915 T, 3 q, 3r, b. 20. 90
} 722 18th, Ar, b.....1S.50
l21l9 Pa av,2 Il. Ar, b. 1880
J 2123-5Pa av, I'd Il Ar, bic. so
1904 l, I'd fl. Or. b. 1880
2524-28 +, 3r fats, q. 90
y OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-4S6 La ave, heated
} rms.$S, $40, $3.50. $50
STORES.
} 1917 Pa av, 1r, eel. $50. AZ
2IlO L, lr, pit eel. .I5.O0
u STABLES.
u 1912 18th. Is. W. 90
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-L0TS.
FOR sAIE-cHoICE BUILDING LOTS IN NORTH
Brightwood. right on Brightwood ave.; the best
to bug. Apply 70 CHARLES O. LANCASTER.
Attorney, 141o q ct. NV. fsli-o
FOR sALE-A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, IS,
"a. 16o, between 18th and 18th NV; 2sxoH; hight
e the fs:sioashas ssetioa- Apply to CHARLES
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FOR RENT-BY WESCC
1907 Pc
1924 18th, 1e, 2b, fur$IO0.0 OF
1902 VT av.I2r.3b. cl 81. 3:
Oil 10th, Tor. 2b. ami. 6.5l
243Del av ne, LIT, b, mi6U. q
1915 18th, 10, b, lat. misc. O
1920 n, Tor. b, mi. 40. 81
10000, Tor. b, lat, cl. mi37 81
2113 Pa av,12r. b. eel. 81. 81
2133 F, Or, b, lat mi. 80. 81
2421 Pa av. 8r, b, lat. 80. 81
281S N. Sr. b, lat. 30 o
Gil 23d. Sr. b, lat. 80. 8,
2219 l, Sr. b. Gel. 30 81
2508 G, 7r, b. ......3.5t
pool Pa nv, 7r, b. %. 81
22O5 H, Sr, b, lat. .25.5t
2413 Pa av, 8r, b, lat %. 81
2423 X. Or, b, la:. LID
615 23d. 7r,b. lat. mi. 20 81
1924 I. Or. w.......16.St
2023 L, Or, W. 10 %
b19 23d, Or, W. 1875
2417 y. 6r. w.......13-3i
Alb 22d, Or, W. ~. d
2412 \, Or, w. .i2-5(
1OO2Chase ct, Or, W. lat12.3i
mvC3-fF
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4 SON. 1905 E ST.
j 1928 Oregon av. Or. b. 80. 90
t224 Seaton ne. 9r. 80. so
'lIa1O Both NV, Or, b. S.a5
J Fiat, ID floor. 1909 N
i Capitol ct. Or. b. 20. 30
Jig + ne, Or. b......1S.50
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$0O- .. w afenOuSe, N = dv
$47.50. 1929 Howard. Tor. b
$45. 60. 1924 18th NV, Tor, b
$45. 80. 1919 9Th NV, Tor. b
$3.50. 1902 s NV, Tor, b
$3.50. 1896 Howard. 1Or, b
$3.50. 3415-17 Brown, 10. b
$3.50. .20lS G NV, Tor. b
$45. so. 1909 9Th NV, Or. b
$3.50 1926 11th NV, Tor. b
$45. 1927 9th NV, sto
$45. -. .3lO7 n NV, Tor, b
$3.50. 1925 G NV, Tor, b
$40. so. 2812 Univ pl. Tor, b
$4O.5O.1718 18th NV. Tor. b
5000. 1927 Harvard. Tor, b
$40.50. 1900 W NV, Tor. b
so. .1739 s NV. Tor. b
$40. 18th & K sto & cellar
$37. 80. 1874 N G st, 7r&b
$35. 80. 1915 T NV, Sr, b
$36. so. =. .1722 LIST NV. Sr
$35. .702 NJ NV, store
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE = LOTS; EXCELLENT SITE FOR
apartment house 2Sd st. NV. south Of
nue. between two car lines. Address Room e3l.
Bond bldg.
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FOR RENT-R. W. Wal
1923 Al, 15r. 3b. pr an 81 .5O(
1886 18th, IA, 3b. unf. loo. OF
1929 Q NV, 13r, b. .75.Ol
1903 Belmont ay, 10, b CO. o.
2408 18th NV. Tor. b. 60. OF
1909 CorcOran, Tor, b .45.O
1S4l l4th NV. Or. b.35.ss
mv16-a I'm fh.<f
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FOR RENT 1915 NJ NV, Or. %. so
100 NV. 15r, b.. $50. 80 POSI- 9th NV g so
129 Ind av. 11r, b. so. 90 1240 7th INV, store 20 90
1919 NV, Tor, b. sc. 90 1918 18th NV, Sr. 20 90
1907 NV, Or b. 40. so ZIG 9th INV, Sr &c. 90
616 9th NV Sr, b. 81 so 613 4th NV, Or "a 90
1717 Corcoran, Sr, bar .50122S Md lie, Sr H. 90
41O NV, Tr, b.. u. so RI SIG NV shop. i 0. 90
$50 NV, 7r, b.. 80 1928 o st alley. -. 8. 90
FLATS.
925 NV, Or, b.. $55 OO116 7th NV ar, b. .25 90
A. +. FOX CO., Inc,
my23-3t 900 st. NV
FOR RENT-BY FLOYD E. DAVIS, 7TH & E s.w
641Md av ne11r, MISC 00l628 sw. Ar, I'd A. IS 90
618 sw ST. ami. %. so 426 7th large stO 1870
932 sw. IT. ami. 81 90 313 7th sw. 5r. I'd 1880
1913 Md sw, Or, milo. so s13 sw, 7r. imp IA 90
1855 9Th ne, Or ami. IL. so 9O6 sw, Or ~ so
my23-3t Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-23

On st. NV, In that desirable residence and
recommending section; 10 rooms and bath; In
good condition; rent, $4,000 per month.
MARTIN BROS,
1t 1925 Pa ave.
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FOR RENT f17S7 NV Tor b. IS 90
1903 Belmont AZ. 10, b600ol koms Park Nd. 30 90
2Ao6 18th nv. 1or % Once Rms, 1907 q
my23-6t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

$4,000.
Renting for $40 month.
14th st: business property; one of the best In
come producers ever offered: nearly new.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, s06-S0S st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR BOSTON HOUSE
$25, O00-Renting for 1925 a month.
Lot 25x100; steam heat.
FOR SALE-13th near G.
Leased at 500 month. Price. So, 500. A
hrst-class investment.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. sOs-sOs st. NV.
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY,
NEAR 18TH AND II.
sc, 200 will buy 1t IL sold inside of ten days.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. s06-s0s st. NV.
FOR sALE-"G" ST. BET nth AND 18TH. AT
81 q foot; 26x10O; this Is q reasonable price;
also rs feet adjoining for sale.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. SO6-SO8 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-72o 18th" ST., OPPOSITE PALAIs
Royal; near Boston House and all the large
stores; lot 20x95; alley; price fully " less than
any property on this square. The lowest priced
piece of business property the market.
1t STONE FAIRFAX. SO6-S0S ST. W.
FOR sALE-1srH NEAR g;
Only so, 800
Leased at $50 month.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, sO6-sos F ST. NV.
FOR sALE-THE N E. CORNER 14TH AND
NV; 100 IT. on 14th by "a II. 10 on l.; improved
by 1S-roOm dwelling and two stores. s. b.
PRENTISS. McGill bldg my21-3t'
FOR RENT-THE LARGE, NEW TwO-STORY
brick building, No. 204-6 14th St NV, opposite
electric power house. No better location
adaptation for general business purposes Is to be
in the sx eS y 1sS q ,s
NV. or HENRY WELLS. l410 st. NV.
my6tw&s,tf
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618 sw. ST. ami q oO 4Z0 TN sw large st0 1919
1913 Md av sw Or MILO so s13 G sw. IT. imp. IA. 90
11Ss sts ne. 6r.ami. 1880 soe G swer'w,s. 1880
FOR RENT-MOoRE 4 HILL qNC.), TT 14TH ST.
UNPUBLISHED.
21es ~ x \, e
Ssss ia AZ s. g g ~ 9Th N.Y. e. b:z!sS
1873 NV. i21 b Si spruce, sr' b..
III g ST 1855 9Th hw NV er
1875 Kenesaw 12r ,2he5 .Oo 1908 Roanoke Or 1850
24Oe 18th 1Ordb 80 90 1929 sth NV. Or. 80
1870 Col I'd. 10r, b. 90. 0OIs40 Sc. Or. 80
1910 Capitol b. 60 00t1109 NV. shop. 8. 90
1872 1872 & 1ss 29 sGh
1907 Phelps. Tor. 2b whitney 5r s37 so
$3.50 NV, 1Sr 2b. 80 90 % NJ NV, 7r b. KS. 90
1 1921 HOW'D 16 1orb45 80 u me- st. Boo 80 90
1926 18th NV Tor b. AS 80 s14 nw 4r&b. .25. 90
1436 Howard. 1Or AS 90 800 Fla av ,b25 90
1924 LIST NV Tor. b. 1880 132-134 U. Or b. % %
1921 Harvard or. b. 40 so Newport pl ar, b. 1880
1905 ed Tor. b. 40 $40 I'd Sc. 3r&b. $50
1899 1899 " NV. 1o % B. 20 80 50 STORES oo
1918 Coreoran Or IS so a07 9th, sto&cear. .ss 90
2022 NV. Tor, b. 80. 726 18th NV Or LIST f25 90
2l2i Nor, b(tilioci $500 STABLES. s0''o
21O4 LIST. Tor. b.. 81. 90 RIBS 4hnw, sta 6s SIS 90
1880 Cap. 7r. b.. 80 so RI 1915 10 90
Al NV II. b. 80. so RI 22o2 14th nw,br'ko.00
u y nw' Dr. 0' ONCE so rooms s9r COG F.
CALL FOR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES It
FOR RENT-A. s. CAYwooD sss eTH ST. NV.
,,,l c Teephe sse cal call %. Main no 90
I20s 9th NV. Or p s5Is12 ne, er 800
81 as .% SSs1ss s,tb nv
314 18th sw, Or .12 90 3244 Grace NV, sr. $50
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FOR SAIE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT-I6TH
ST., south Of Park St, Mt Pleasant: 40 IT. front.
S1.00 per IT.
my23-3t II. W. WALKER & SON 1905 + st. NV.
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HoLMEAD MANOR
Must be sold; make offer; Morgan ave-; j0x
100; beautiful lot nicely located.
C. q. SrMoNS.
1t 1Sl3 q NV.
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beautiful CORNER property, Mt. PLEASANT,
LOT 13x140: ten-room house: be bought at
most reasonable figure. Let show you this
valuable property.
b. II. WARNER COMPANY,
my23-3t GIG ST NV
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IN THE FAsHiONABLn sECTIoNS-
ON COLUMBIA AND WARRINGTON HEI0HTS
STONE FAIRFAX. SO and 80 = IT. ~.
Dyl5-6
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STONE & FAIRFAX I!
UNFUR,
'.The Berkshire" Flats.
THE VeroI
s4.oOoyr.2i0s 10th, or. Al
S2OO. 1881 n II av. 16r. Sb
$3.50. 7th&Sld av sw.ware-
house.
$123. ITO 9Th NV, 12r. D
$125. 1925 NJ NV. 15r. 80
500. Ups n NV, l Il, 2b
$S3. 33.31S Pa av NV. 22r. 3
$50. .....1616 10Th, 12r, b
SIS. .2231 Q nv. Tor. D
S75. .1721 q NV, 11r. %, sta
$76. 1000 9th NV. 12r. D
$40. ....1622 8 NV, Tor. b
$65. :. .927 9th NV. 9r.
$65. .......1736 Q. 1lr, b
500. .1903-5-7 8 NV. 1or. b
$@.7b.137S Harvard, 1T, 3
go. Bait ct NV, Tor, 70
$55.75. .2010 Il NV, Tor, b
SIS. rs. .2O20 r NV, Tor, D
SIS. 5O.1206 9Th NV. 13r. b
$55. 1907 18th NV, Or. .
SIS. 1241- Princeton, 12r, 70
$55. =. .012 r NV. 10r. .
So. 80. 1346 Yale NV, 1lr. b
$50.75. 1882 Kenyon, 1Ur. b
$50. .1737 s NV. l0r. D
$50.o0.13l1 Roanoke. l0r. b
$50. 1907 18th NV, Or, b
$50. >. 1889 Q NV, 13r. D
$50. .3015 o NV, lar, b
$50. =. 1920 N NV, 18r. b
$50. :. 800 p NV, 12r, b
$50. 1900 Ken av. l0r. b
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18

cNs.sN sssS ,t-w.s~' @N~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18
CROOK
COUNTY
MURDER
Body Buried and Fire
Built Over the
Grave
Murdered Mans Son Suspects
Foul Play and Discovers
Fathers Body Under
the Ashes

Prncviuc. Or. Sept. iS-The shcr
H. accompanied by the district attor
lucy aud county doctor, has returned
(rom ,hc murder Of S, II Donkel, at
the Petition place. ON the Deschutos
river, The coroner's jury uncovered
the body from the grave dug by the
murlcrVrs, about three feet deep, and
Nrcusht the body TO the surface.
On examination Is was found Don.
kcl had been shot In the head from be-
hipd the lctt car, the bullet from a
pistCl used ranged little down and
10 The trOnt near the left eve, After
nsv,hcr INVESTIGATION and in dues.
t,NniUs al ,hc witnesses present the
/ Fery found nonkcl came 20 his death
.ey a pistol sAOS In the head made by
scu,e rerscn cr ptrsCus al present un.
ksN~n.
CacSc examination agOuud the grave
sAoued suitc = lsrge hre had bSen
ce,1 cVer ths grave The bed ot the
ttsl -,sss soa vas also found to bC
To ,se tvv. bis wCrcy vas gone. but
Is ea,cA waS cn his pcrsCn.
Fs Mctioss Is - uailes southwest
81 ,t-r Mystery surrceuds the case.
Fvn t2e zsasrc tc,an noW obtain.
t>AA nsckel ana lis sCn were en-.
c1si7s,1 ca ;Ae A1rks @ tAe Deschutes
tyer, ard vegv czcssV1 in puttins up
ltg "a sss 1t-acs ReScz ranch. TIE
sca tcs tea 8tys 6sO 81 a cattle
c,a1tu7 ard wAee ss zvsaTned Mon-
hsy p,a-u.eJ sAas rs a,Asr AA3 AS.
tRusa-o& Susg~eslzs tcsi bay Ne
srt-crt a ssa-va- sEs - s-aee % the
riiss.as nI1 ccuai ~ t,gz3 :ag sCae
em,a
snaIy ~ soa tsgzs wAs-s he
sarvl Dad tsga-vg--g Ssse ss,uEeet
and q ~ sa-g srsr tas -,oc-t % a.
r'r- I-su-isG. plus'as 3cwz several
orsc a. us Gcf1s a s,o,s wES uEccv-
frs,L Inf g vas ts1lt % ~ gAc eoot
lt ne uissals 1Ia
ne sgu a. sace ro-s % Pi-evu,C
1t uscrE -1a cvrc1sr ara sAe-i6 oe
turs ~mssns sAe Ao3y f-ca the
s-luut ne crcsrs osss a. occe. ac>
0m1alpsd sg ~ tssrics attorney,
ami a.ig ". ulSs a sso-ocsA i-v,sti
a-oH st ne ease esc,rs rss1rains.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18
Strdehaker
Vehicles
AT the Fair

Nfvsr sinct S-uat1akt1 E-'ss, Asve
lusu uaEHs vs1l,'ss AzVs sasy F-ys
engef s,u;a a ll.t a. p,s. ta3 1svey
ilIa Ssliuu sisu su;a A. tsSgrgnszs As
,,ilt nv i,is a. ~ Sctss E4r
nuimung purchases sr a1y o1e
WIN mas hare lt mlnB ne 7u-vAtss
al a -s ngs- sgrn.s uauss ne a. o.
80 ma taucan Dis1hEF Ns h1re
aa~t NJ un1sr Na1s "a Ana 4
rlaat5n ug1 van, ~ san 1r,,Rucs II
rl,frs is lmt 1a--u,uH-y bssa-saas
l.aau 1ua sur-ss -h5cs lisae NagAl
sun-a ssaG -Csr asIc -smluanis x,ta
-s1ihr lfss 1iaf VII ttsr an NJ
hil tr ssma ana
rlas aeazinr Sans lilia y-Esgn ma.
NJ tnrC -nims n a hss yslglu aar
vas t'psr eu-lrss ugr az tlsour-- Llua
O. lutr
amt nv s-N-'-lI-E mn luEaez
sprms Eassanss H.lv8-v E.alsaus.
n,nmlian ilasss ana an sil.l. ~ sanr
gTa 1r 49, nun
rlzW ma anU lines ummuug us=
'liiiiir nltrinrs rsEln ss1Elus0ur-s---.l.
'siasEE cuurs aihNzs fzr1lsas ii-IIs
srsAosrs as, l,luss ssnizs u,lg slis.s-
,.is t'arcrurs I'm nEru,E- usss.a \
49, cisnsa al s. ssasua Nura y.
a'rt naagals oI~ Nnmme win Ia.
-ruaAa o saliuls sra anls Nahira.
iif sre. --auss alss Eln Is. Wei
1...'r taa b aaa ll-a rl sal sanr
'',oasa sr-ea u4r vu srs 1,sar zs
-itss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18

a,iiaaOs ~ Y SlpG 1s-raf aliuin.
ssrsWss a. ha sssufs lN Evnu 2 b
tiI sa,g NtlA lara lulsgiE gur
.issa.nss oar uR hssIraanss suRu4mHs
~ - tel hsar,ae,, Saica M sua,
rAni,s sasan,l "a ,as Ailaans, sresi.a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18

/ AlhNf lNMk, New NNik fNntNaNhtN
tive of the nerphard Rims hop houses
w German and bohemia. writes rhg
Journal under date ~ September 18th
~ N,llows;
rNs German Market
~OeumaNy relN,sts hieAS excited
market with ylSlNk tendency. tnee
eNeed by la,ArmtAa dealers parohas
Rg IN Germany, rrlces Tor our eAole,
cet sys1es Sl,Nss syc seo marks ersl
srNdc peg eWG eSlssts tee marks
peg eNt~
a esrvae lsstsN
A Geywsa ,cSSer oVm ne sips
N,,asa Ia bavaria ts Translated ss to>
h,Ns>
oNy ess rvpSSt Wss aate1 AeSasi
.latA ava cVs,sirc@ 1etsi,e1 est
mates sSse1 =. rvpCgts ~ TIE a
sea,tas AsrVcss. eva aa ta pSslss,p
tos,sS n vesgC My re eNr~csssscss
taee ses N,stA
trhe peasasy tcg az p9ss ~ laSs
Ass Asea ,avcgepaa ts3 ~ harvest "a
serN neps a, syvc C,sgwssS eas ea,su
~SG NesaR q Is p0vgC ~v0 esstl
nsa,1 sass tas yetsbs 49, D. A. ese
Nswss
sgsasasia scaha3 b. s,1a03 svs
~wotsvsuascS c1J00 s~c
sEtesa gAqau s~c
sgn,oss tAN'A
-Fr'tssiA gtM9 eve.
ne ssc,, at-SVss ~ Sasc'na1s uia
- ssS h,~a a. c~ogf g-bR9 a. sshlsa
s~e
rse Is es ~ seasaiers't slts ~ 1i,,'i
'isg stlt tse sl-ra az 5yar wssSs 1is
tasAfS AMI seipr ~ ,h,f hrlc ansstn,ls
Niit hlrvu,i en- De i1nguua az ar
ssafnsc ~ lar,n
rnf sraps al leisr r0unc-ts- lnf
hlr ~ Rsse stthn ne ss-inarrs a
klAruso r3ga kisc-A %. vu eve
S,asAn,G .slW ssee Nnac,ci a,k-
ni3 To- sai hg eve u -ssnnrs imbir
az 1a,f sireunsgan,-ss enae ls wult
.asaai,f xiif d, fui,, ms ls nu s-lu
lt egG
vgnIa hsc NgeR n nang umrnfcs
h.ga sr'tes Ver-f sglf szusCusL and
stQr,s xsca nhei n sua,unia 1l ,,lm
1rtcSs an ls'rc ~, sur'ig W la-ri mrs.
taf,fr-rl tnga q lsriRi al uurs ounce
sQa,uu0ns uInile lisa 1r1es ryurn
az st D., .lamanHrf lc ahu siur- svIH
al Sa.il a,lrs l1 sUasmiA ~ larf RI,
ti,s fsa,eoHl el.hlns nuri 1lan me
h,m lrovs ra,f uuog rlmaum IN
~, nasslC b saasu lH .tif n-c nar
fc',,ss 11r saralssc 1icsin,ss H~t a.
-afy h,mp.ns
-rnsr-i sss g csti sac m.A rr
tl0ur h.u laigas unns Il nH l,ms
rsrs9,l apl sal-y amt 1u0r, a1fsl -r
,a,,=a nss aaias. ~ nalfs sust s,uVvsF
a. lrses i,rn 1lG sn ~ narss 1ur
sse R'rmu fliiifsansr -spg-selu-i
as sinsie la.urs, ami ,rma rslrrnalrg.r
siai frlm rs3 as n uaFris
9fte,ls Niif ls,,rnu N'itl',lir'ili-i n
ne ssurss a ha ataE rssr W -uT-t
sesS,s fau,urti lur-aaEsns Ntii ma ls.
un l,,ils-f S,tatunner lf-1l a. .n,f hrr
raaaa stif nIsaiun s0NE -nsf mms
ns,.F ~ 50 iusn h. q aa-s s.rsgr na
iacnah zr,p. slaiHuan ANA ;sliaC
eili -hlR usaE siaia gnrt l'huc-ex hrs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18

~C,emaWy EelN,yts a AieAly excited
market with vlslNk tendency, nnU
eNced Ny M,AcmiAa dealers parchas
ng Ia Germany, rrlces Tor our eAoly>
cei syS3es Sl,Nss syc s9 marks erst
kyNde yer eWI ENlNsts tee marks
lsep eNt,~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-18
THE HOP
MARKET
EXCITED
Bohemian Buyers Pick
ing up the German
Product
Late Returns From the Diff
ferent European Supply
Crops aud American
Estimates

ANcr, RiNg. New York rcPcsenta
tive " the Rerahard Rims hop houses
0f German aud bohemia. writes The
Journal under date ~ September 18Th.
~ ioilcws;
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