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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
A Serious Charge.

The citizens OF Fossil were thrown into
dangerous excitement Wednesday by the
discovery Of VIM. Cunningham in the
act Of attempting to commit rape upon
the person Of Ed Newman's little Swear
old girl, in d barn in that town. Ex-
citement ran dangerously high, but for
tunately mob violence was avoided by
quick action Of the authorities. Cum
ningham only surrendered when forced
TO do 80 at the muzzle Of 4 shotgun in
the hands Of Marshal Morgan. He was
placed under 5000 bonds, which no was
unable to give, and Marshal Morgan
quickly rushed him off TO the county
jail at Condor, where he is safe from
mob violence at least. He will await the
action Of the grand jury next April, at
which time his case will receive atten-
tion.
Cunningham has been in the Fossil
country six or seven years, devoting
most OF the time to strengthening, but
has been in the butrhering business at
Fossil during the last three years, lie
is about As years of age, and has here
toiore borne fair reputation.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
Arlington Antonatlons.

All the professional men have return
ed from circuit court at Condor, after a
weeks hard labor.
A slight fire occurred at the residence
of S, &. Hawson Tuesday, but luckily
the flames were extinguished before
much damage was done.
We are sorry TO state that j. E. Miller,
who has conducted the Jordan hotel so
successfully several months, expects to
retire from the business soon.
We are glad to see the smiling face OF
w. Il. Fowler on our streets again, hav-
ing returned from short stay at Baker
City.
s. Collins will resume his duties again
at the depot, Oct |, after q well-earned
vacation.
A Mrs. Mcneil, who had been in
Africa five years as missionary, held
services in the NJ. Il. church here Tues
day evenings She brought with her a
little negro girl, who sang in her native
tongue and also iu English SuB.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30

w. X. Burnhain Of Storm Lake, Iowa,
mention Of whom we made two weeks
ago, arrived In Condor Monday, and has
formed law partnership with Geo. w.
5oode. Mr.. Burnham Is greatly pleased
with the brilliant outlook OF Condor and
Gillian county. We bespeak for the
new firm large and profitable business.
See their new card on page | next week
Mrs. G. II. Ogle, Of Penalosa, Kansas,
accompanied by her five children, arriv-
ed here Friday evening for couple Of
months visit with her mother, Mrs. II.
Meek and other relatives in this section.
Her brother John met her at Arling-
ton by private conveyance. II was ten
years since Mrs. Ogle last saw her moth
er, and her visit here will be pleasant
one.
We are pleased TO state that II. b.
Hendricks, the live insurance agent and
lawyer Of Fossil, has concluded to locate
at Condor. Hislumber arrived this week
and Robert Neal, carpenter, has begun
work on his dwelling house, which is be-
ing built on the two lots just purchased
by Mr.. H., on the corner west OF the
public square. Mr.. Hendricks and J..
w Darling have formed a law partner
chin with their Office adjoining the drug
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
To Friends of Education.

The presidento Of the United States has
by proclamation set apart the 2lst day
Of October next as public holiday, it
being the four hundredth anniversary Of
the landing Of Columbus. In his proc
lamation the president recommended
that it be especially observed by the
public schools; that the American flag
be raised on every school house is the
land, and that appropriate exercises be
had in all the school houses at that
time.
Not wishing to be behind in anything
that will tend to make our school one 0f
the best and most attractive in the state,
We have decided to celebrate this day
with appropriate exercises, and to this
end we would respectfully ask the hearty
cooperation OF all those who are inter-
fested in the cause of education.
We would especially request all old
veterans to assist, as to them win be as
signed the task Of raising the flag.
These veterans are to include not only
those who wore the blue, but also those
who donned the gray, as it 10 the aim Of
the public school system to teach the
rising generation the oneness OF our ma
tion and our flag. So let all veterans,
either Of the "blue" or the ''gray" that
are willing to assist, report to me as soon
as possible 50 that arrangements can be
made for their part in the program, as
well as for their entertainment at that
time. There will be a parade OF the
school on this occasion, and the military
and civic organizations will receive for
NAL invitations to take part.
We expect to have general good time
and would earnestly request all who have
an interest in the general welfare OF the
country, and especially Of the future Of
the country, to assist the children in
commeInorating this the greatest discov-
cry that the world has ever known.
j. II. HILL,
Principal Public School, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
Principal Public School, Condor
Lone Rock RumblIngs.

Wood-haulng seems to be the princi-
pal occupation Of a number Of our people
at present.
Morgan Ward went to Heppner Tues
day TO bring over Copner & Halverson's
large safe, which weighs 2300 lbs. We
are pleased to note their gradual increase
Of business, as they deserve success.
Anumber Of our people went to Con-
don sunday to be present at the wedding
of Mr. G.. &. Frazer and Miss Emma
Smith, both Of this place. All pronounce
it an elegant affair. The bride was beau
tifully dressed and looked very charming
indeed. So did the groom. BY the way
we noticed that the scheme Of the newly
welded pair to outwit our always-on-
the-alert 'tin band" )" failed to connect.
The boys noticed it also. In order to
avoid the said tin band, the bride and
groom did not show up here until 2, a. IN.
The boys were laying" for them, and
the noise they made was strong enough
to knock the bark off of trees four miles
distant. Charley was only too glad to
treat and have the noise stopped. We
all wish the new pair world Of happi-
ness. Monday they left for Mccoy, Polk
county, to visit his parents several
weeks. Miss Pink Frazer will take
care OF them" on the way, 50 of course
they will get through 0. X.
CoMRoY
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30

The best wagon in the world is the
new Peter Schuttler tabular axle wagon.
The Steel Skein Schuttler wagon has
been in the lead for the past 80 wears;
the new tabular axle Schnttler will be
in the lead for the next 30 years. For
sale by l.. W. Darling K Co., Condor, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
photographs Enlarged.

will enlarge photographs in crayon
at very low prices--to suit the times, as
follows: For size Sxl0inch, $500; llxl4
with frame, $3.50; 20x25, in 6-inch-
deep frame, $3.50 | guarantee my
work in every respect,
MRs MoNr WAND, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
strayed Again S5 Reward.

My old brown horse, branded small
WK on left shoulder; light or switch
name and tail. Was seen last on Hay
creek in pasture. lie may point tow
ards Coldendale, Wash. will pay S5
reward for his delivery to me at Condor.
np / Nts1yffN
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
Treasurer $ Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
to June l. 1892, will be paid Oh present.
alton at my office. Interest ceases on
and after this date.
hERBERT HALsTEAD.
County Treasurer.
Dated July 81, 1892.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30

Dt, Weldon, the dentist, expects to re-
turn TO Condor in about onc week,
aud wants all who need work in his line
to wait for him
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
For Sale Cheap,

Hundreds Of deadened dry trees on my
BucEhofn Mountain Ranch, Tor wool,
at 50e The and "A per ls,i Pasture ur
hOista, -Jea s.sis., II u. ltSllAA.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30

We viii take amy kind ot grain IN ex-
change for lumber, at Arlington prices,
at uur saw mill. MiLLER Y Hit.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Brook,iIIe Correspondence.

Miss Rena Ingraham Of Cheyenne
Wells was visiting with friends over
Sunday at this place.
Joseph Morgan IL busy drawing
stone for his new livery barn on
which work will soon commence.
w. III. Gentry and :. l. Shepard
shipped six ear loads Of fat cattle
from this place on Monday evening.
r. &. Knowles shipped several
car loads OF cattle from Kansas City
TO this place to pasture and feed.
Rev. Miller reports progress In
his wo.k for the camp meeting
which IL 90 begin on Wednesday the
10th inst. He expects q large at
tendance, q number Of noted speakers
from abroad have been engaged
The program 10 out add no doubt the
meeting will be an interesting one.
Quite q number OF the Republicans
OF BrookviIle were at Sslina on
Friday and have become fully con-
WINGED that we are not ION the verge
Of moral, political and material
ruin" but that according TO the
Peoples Party platform we are
"trsmps."
Elias Norris who had for the last
year been In Oklahoma was with his
sisters Belle and Ann visiting with
friends at this place over Sunday.
Clark Walker who had been work
Ing for his brother-in-law w.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
I[NGI.

a good rain here ThuT-iay.
The corn In this valley IL lOokinl
fine.
VIII Whcelock will teach at Pine,
this winter
Gypsum's institute crowd are all
home from Salina. IL includes Della
Tolle, Mrs. Carter, Seppie Heald
Chas. Swisher, Cias. jackson, Lizzie
aud Kate Threlksld, Prudence HEX,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis.
Ex- Gov. Anthony had n splendid
audience to hear the silver question
discussed and by the remarks made
good many had their eyes opened.
Some Of our citizens aud a few
transients got To playing little
game Of draw but Marshal Pulliam
called them in way they did not
not like To ante up.
Capt. MohIer seems to be the right
man to send back again N state
senator.
7. =. Kilmer has fricnd- visiting
him.
J. J. Durbin's brother made him "A
short visit while on his wsy to their
old nome in Mansfield, Ohio.
a Gidden's brother and family Of
Ill. are visiting here for a couple of
weeks they will 20 from here to
Great Bend.
:. II. LimeRrOver expects to feed
l0Opeople next Sunday Oh their way
To Denver. Seven special trains
will bear the crowd westward.
The Acme Plaster Go. are busy
building both the mill and shed
preparatory to very heavy fall
trade.
J. w. Amos IL In Topeka attending
the state Republican meeting of
editors.
II. r. Baker and family expect to
go to Ind. next week for "a short
visit.
J. p Taggart was here before
Justice Hicks the other day and by
his Democratic eloguence so wrought
upon the good Justices feelings that
he brought In q judgment in favor
of defendant, to offset labor bill Of
"a, 600 cockliburrs at ls each and by
so doing the hired man was 81 in
defendants debt
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

Publication Natirr.

state of Kansas q John a S-hnur,,-k AMI
>ctiuur''rk. hi Sifr, grvrtirg- Naa III
taSe notice thst Nou have is-.ti .ti...t t.,.t -
with t'eorg~ u. Nirhuis. Eat.-rt No r,4,tD,
thr "A ritrr- Loan A Ifu-f company af \ a.
- ~. p ta~trrn, Levi :. ts,iuId and d 4.
ii"t'>'ti, A. t~sisnrv- ot lie fartnsr-' Loan A
liu>i nniPthN "i kan.A~. au.i T. "A steven.
~ w" lttstf.tt tsurt ul saline county Kan
-, ~ VI. y. hun>irTzrr. amt hat unie-s vuu
Gn-N"t N" I-tttiun q ct tu said suit ga ,,r
n,N,it tht lnih daN 81 ~~pfrfa.s-r, lSla -sti
tuHl VII u" taken ~ true and Indignant
~ against Nul Crprtilrtf fif-,- ss-fuE
= ht'its.tEc rNsruir1l amt dritN-fs.,i b. -.tf
,'rorsv " Nirhu.- tu the Farmers lar a
ii.-t '"ulltHA Ht Kansas. ftr the -uft -
ti,-', dated the Ut day rf AUGUST - -, a.
l"lleN iu- d'-srlt,f real estate. tf ..,,,
~ hHi>-t>, o. wl.s The uuFtA half ssf ts.-
southeast quarter Hf sect iau fsurf..n "a. i,
township uftyru ts. range i've 4 81 49, ~
Tue ON q VI, and ipF tiis sale ai .s,It -
estate, without ~ppr lt-s-IuvuI. O. pay th- t-br
secured tE said uIbfts8sr-
uur~- mE hand aud official --af thf- u
dnN 81 August, l>'s 10 u-TFN HEIsts.
.tAL tIyrk bis. Firt court
fisiutin.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

Miss Amanda Way CAV. an inter.
| e-ting lecture on the subject OF tenn,
persuce In the NJ. L.. church ou
Tuesday evening last. she touched
the saloon druggist in no very gen
tie manner.
AZ the annual school meeting
Thursday July ~, Mr.. J. A Mitch
al shoul'lered the burdens Of direc.
tor for 3 years. Squire Walters re-,
firing after Syears consecutive ser
vice.
Mrs Geo. Stack house left SATURDAY. y
evening for n visit To friends III
Glasco and SIM son.
On Saturday our Marshall assisted
n boy out Of pcril0us position
caused by jumping on train in
motion. The strict enforcement ol
the ordinance may save the life Dl
somefooli.h boy.
Mr.. A. J. EIcholtZ has gone To BE
lott to work In Morris drug store
good luck go with you Alex.
The Misses Carrie aud Lena Shep.
ard start "Wednesday to Colorado To-
visit friends aud relatives aud to see
the sights Of the mountains
Mr.. Shepard has moved his family
from Salina 10 the beautiful Ben.
nington home
Mrs Edgar has been quite sick
but has recovered.
Our town IL filling up. Houses are
getting scarce We mean empty ones
Mr.. w. T.. Straight il suffering
from rheumatism.
Mrs. William BOsankO met with a
singular accident; a bottle Of Carbo-
lie acid had been lying In the sun
she picked II up To place IL In safer
place setting IL upon rock In the
cellar when II exploadei the bottle,
the contents flying IN her face and
eyes; she IL recovering without ser
ious harm having been done.
KINO.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Normal Items.

Prof. Swishrr has returned from
Hoxie where he conducted the
Sheridan Co. Institute.
Prof. Crosthwalt has moved here
from Lincoln, Neb aud will occupy
n house ON South Seventh IT. Tile
Prof. n q sup 'rior teacher of Eiocu-
ton. vocal music and voice culture
aud has already several students
waiting for work. He has had q
large experience in choral aud choIi
work and I'm giving musical and
elocutionary aud dramatic enter.
talments.
Prof. Gaines II at Great Bend con.
ductiug the Barton co Inst, and
Prof. Hempy IL conducting tn,
Rocks county Institute.
G. +. Bentsl left last week fol
Wash. where he has n school en-,
gagged.
The new catalogue In being mailed
All persons Interested should sent
for n copy. II IL sent out free.
The work Of repairing about th,
building has been commenced
Several changes will Ice made tina
will add To the convenience OF stu
dents.
Prof Hempy will occupy the hous,
on Iron avenue recently vacated b,
Mrs Pierce.
a large ten room house IL beinl
moved to state st tSo blocks from
the building, and will he furnishe,
and the rooms rented to students.
Boarding houses will be In de
nand In this part of the town an,
there IN n good chance for person.
wishing to keep toarders.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

PAPERS like the Eureka Messen-
ger are devoting lots Of space these
days to denying that they have
abandoned the Democratic party.
No one ever accused them OF deser-
tion that we know Of. what was
left Of the Democratic party simply
abandoned them; that's all. Ifthey
can live through the ordeal now
upon them and which will last for
the next two years they will he all
right. This year q vote for Weaver
In Kansas is half q vote for Cleve-
land. III everything is lovely the
seed planted In the bowels Of the
Alliance will ripen and they
will reap the harvest. But In the
meantime they will have to 60 with
out any Of the loaves and fishes.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

The Republican meetings held in
this county last Friday demonstrated
that the farmers will come out to
hear what the Republicans have to
say. Two years ago it was not so.
You could tell them nothing and
they would not go near q Republi-
can meeting. This spirit of giving
all parties hearing is a good thing.
IL mans pet theories will not bear
the light Of investigation they are Of
no value. The Republican party
has nothing to conceal, it courts
thorough investigation, and it is
willing all persons should hear what
the opposition has to say. At the
park Friday afternoon the most Of
the crowd was made up Of farmers,
a thing that has not happened at g
Republican meeting in four years.
We don't ask you to vote our ticket
until you have heard our cause ex-
pouuded
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
SHERIFF,S SALE.

STATE 90 KANSAS, COTNIN 80 ~NLINF. -
Peter SaHb"Tu ". Edward Whitman and
Sophia Whitman, hi, wife. Jonathan Weaver,
- tT'Istrr. NoLgny BIli and Margaret Hail, hi,
wife
BN VIRTUE 90 ~ ORDER 90 -AIT. issued
cut Uf the slrTh : ufilrr tn district ruuu lit
tim ih anl tor said saline county. in N above
cniii ID action and ~ ~" direct Il vii. uu
lIE~BAN. THE .sfTH HAh 80 ~ 81 II, l-.E5,
at O'riurk la the afternoon pi said tlay. al Ih'
front dopr OF the court huiI-" lu said county.
offer for sale at pa d. au' 'tiun and ELL without
appTai>rm.Ht. Ia the highest and d - bidder
tiT cash ~ hand. tp satisfy said uT1i.T ui sair,
all a." estate. tite and interest,", OF the above
named defendants, ani rarh ui "a ~. and all
r. r-1ns claiming under them. iI and 10 the fol
lowing described tfIri and IIr 81 81 land.
situated Ia said county. 'owH- Lots uhr hun
dT-d aud twenty-five ~ one hundred aud
twenty, four I2i. 0nr hunar"d and iNrHty ~iN
q q. aud onr hundred AMI twenty eight .is-f.
on Eighth street, Ia the city 81 Saillu t"grth"r
with Tn" appugt"uau - thrgrIutp belonging.
subject 20 The iirn & CERTAIN m gigase. de-
~rTb@d ~ tn" decree tu this TvtIuu. executed t1
secure the sum uf -sEsi UI the Iu rTv- fu
accrue thereon from September istb. l-si, and
recorded M vol. =, at page - Ia tie r'rgau Il
mortgages In said county.
Given under my hand, - M on IN the city
Of Saliira. IN said county th.s sI-t dsy Il July,
Is:Es,
p. v. ANBEE-oN. : r-rir.
OWES 4. BN,-ETG. Ai'pTn inT iL.iniin.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

On the editorial page OF this issue
is given q review Of this years Nor.
NAL University catalogue. There Is
more In that publication than the
fondest friend Of Salina could hope
for. While the city has been pur-
suing the even tenor Of its way, the
Normal has not only kept up its
pace, but at the present rate there is
danger that the school will outgrow
the town. Already the buildings Of
the institution are outgrown, they
can be patched up for q time, but
permanent enlargement must come
very soon.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

BY eliminating the town lots laid
out in boom times from the delin-
quent tax lists now being published
In the papers Of Kansas there would
not be enough left Of them TO justify
a fight over the county printing.
The percentage OF releases over
mortgages filed is constantly on the
increase. The wheat crop exceeds
all estimates in quantity aud quality
The crops still growing are all right
up to date. Kansas Is doing q right
smart chance Of standing up for
herself this year.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

Mitchell at Colby has returned 10
get ready To go To- school which be-
gins on the 29th Of this month.
Wheat yields 10 to- Is bushels per
acre aud farms are i'm great demand
In this part of the county.
Walter Maze. one OF Brookyill-'s
scholars and nHe of Ellsworth eoun-
ty's best teachers, passed through
this city on his way TO Kanopoiis
where he stands n good sbos for the
principal-hip of the kanopoli-
schools. Walter l. progressive
young man aud will make an sx-
crllent principal.
Miss Libhie Wheaton was Ina our
city In the forepart OF the week look
ing up n school.
Miss Mabel Marlin Of New Cam.
bris stopped over short time in
town during the week.
A Mr.. Ward IL busy Just now Ia
this nsighboIhood taking notes foi
hi. WORK of biography OF the early
settlers OF Dickinson and Saline
counties.
Quite number of Rockville p-o.
ple went To SaliBa Tuesday, To- at,
tend court where they were sum.
mouned as witness IA the Miller.
and Wilhiie ease. Miller and
| WIlhide are men Uf Ellsworth
county, who we're in this city. some
time ago doing business aud got i'm,
To rumpus. Being men who be-
iieve In muscular force rather than
in arbitration. Each I suppos,
thought he was right. a. l. gen-rallS )
the ease under such circumstance
but since IL appears that they prrfrl
| the court should say wno Wa- right
IL - peculiar how mixed a prT-ni
may become To br unable to iuig,
between the plainesi and mer,
/ triiiing things.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

You women who have admired
the blue and white enamel ware in
the hardware stores will likely have
it offered to you cheaper in the
course of a few months than now.
At present you are told that the
ware has to be imported from
Germany and cannot, therefore, be
had for a song. Near Chicago, at
Porter, Ind, a large factory is in
course of construction where this
kind of ware will be made. 1t Is
the first of its kind in this country
and il the importers DO not put
down the price at once home
competition will settle 1t. Just cut
out this little prophecy and paste it
on the inside OF your sun-bonnet,
and see IL il does not come true.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Pears
Soap

People have no idea how
crude and cruel soap can be.
1t takes off dirt. So far,
so good; but what else does
it do?
1t cuts the skin and frcts
the under-skin makes red
ness and roughness and
leads to- worse. Not soap.
but the alkali in il.
Pears Soap has no free.
alkali in it. Il neither red
dens nor roughens the skin.
1t responds to water in
stantly; washes and rinses
off in a twinkling; is as
gentle as strong and the
after-efect is every way
good.
All sorts of stores sell Il,
especially druggists; all sorts
of people use it.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

The Weekly TTdiRgs admit that II
was wrong for the Mayor to allow
the stores to keep open for the last
fifteen months. Then why didn't
the Tidings lift mp Its voice before
now? Has IL been 80 deeply i'm.
mersed in the Mayors cost-tails that
1t could see nothing wrong going on
There is q law prohibiting swearing,
and nov that the sensation, caused
by the mayors Sunday closing or.
der has died out here is q first class
opportunity for carrying out reform
in q new direction.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

CoNFIDESTLY asserted in the Abb
lsne Ners: The closing OF the Cali
fornia tin mines for the lack OF ore
Is only a matter Of time" Yes, and
the closing Of every other mine in
the world is only q matter OF time,
SO far as that is concerned, all Pc
troleum, coal, natural gas, gold, sill
yer, lead, zinc and iron mines will
eventually give out, but we are not
going to give up mining aud manu-
featuring on that account. "Suffi-
cient unto the day is the evil there
Of" There is no danger Of the sup
ply Of gall such IS is possessed by
the Ners ever giving out.