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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectuaIly as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

pa our Line OF High Art Novelties in Mons
Boys and Children's Clothing this Season l.
Beyond Comparison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ~ the Comfy OF salt
Lake, Territory of Utah

IN he matter u tho Estate and Guardanship
Of AurAhHm q Wnsdiun, Wnlffrd u.
WoodruI and May A. Woodruff.
MiUufH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE,


IN the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

order 70 show cause why order OF sale Of
Real Relate should notbo made
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29


also that
impoverished The economic system ofth
feeding favored few who immediate bnefcar of the
and the body the people secondskm milk
Nebraska
1892 published another shows $22
debt recorded that
during by
which unimpeahabe authority find that this
exceptional JUBILEE brought the pop that
in their burden OF mortgage debto
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS OF
the items another column thousand
eight hundred mortgages satisfied by foreclosure And
figures appear register
Banker Merriam labor like condition
would be revealed We have already published furnished
county Register Dodge that that which
Gated TIE hearof the best farming section OF the state
recorded 1891 for 500 satisfied and for the aTst
1892 $194 45
have pshed showing similar condition Mcleod And
according the o. TIE counties Dodge Fillmore
Goodnu Houston Omsed Wabasha constituting the garden
Minnesota within the greatest breadus
turing the world have lost 171 in popuanion.
idle financial
the tf the of the
have made 1900 monares and driven Of the people
valuable
producing borng classes created
the weah of the country
country
tutiers coming the peoples phy? Because the embodi
spirit against
e blessings
fer the American people,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29
BASED ON uES."
Res Declarations Upon Which the Peoples Party Platform
is founded dbut the
Sapenes the Old Party Press gses to Conceal the Truth
Frona the People.

IKpy the peoples patorm assertion that the land of the
rapidly hands capitalists the Rock Co.
Herald states:
hs time and that only when large
aseed Company Bros these
aetsa settlers Instead the hands
the of Of small who % havs been
put
the way way of hag & 6r o~h into
ouse happy homes.1
aois considerable portion Co.
by the railroads and passed ownership
Fhe grant public railroad 1850
1886
granted
territory 20 m wide otermnal with the
ia extent.
Within wears the road has had grant
beau ideal of congressman helped by and for them
only47 quarter
ThsMssissppi Paul.
Congress peoples
Pacific railroads alone the the
Pacific granted other
L that pubc lands belonged
pie and sacred committed provide
generations with homes
whkaEet they guarded peoples heritage?
History tells us that they
To the Pacific Railroads, 139 4O3, 900 acres
theaEorthern Pacific 46,0OO,OO0
Total given to Rys~.~ 27o 4os 900 acres
enormity
of these outrages upon the American people,
The ssases; Iowa. Contains 52sssoo
conta
:" illinois 35A50,2OO-
N.and S. OAK, 96;596ASO
a grand total area of.... 249 as5 920 acres
dumpin Indiana 7so acres get
equivalent which
spoiled for the benefit Of railroads other
600 heritage owned fee
simple by aliens.
Who today owns the bulk of these lands2
The corporations.
proceeds portions micna the Gould
colossal fortunes with
which they have dbaned the bench and the
that the parties these unpara
dinhsted having other
in share with disgrace.
pertinent here direct the Hera6 attention another clause
platform OF she which have escaped it's notice
follows
land including all the natural Of wealth the
and ownership OF aad should be prohibited All land
railroads other of their actual needs
ali lands by be reclaimed by
and held for act4a! settlers only,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29
SHOT BY AN ANARCHIST.
Frck Manager OF the Carnegie Steel Co., Shot and STAB
bed by a New York anarchist.
Atrocious Punishment of MtiQman by Brutal Ocey--
CiOI Suit to FoIloW.

CiuH Suit to FoLiow.
manager Of the Carnegie works at Homestead was m
ousy but not fatally shot while sitting his Office Saturday
noon O'Clock stranger entered Manager Fck private Of
only occupant Lshman
partner Mr. Frk As the up
as did also Mr. Lshman to see who it was Mr. Fk was examining
bundle The sprang within
quickly drawing his revolver pulled the trigger The first cartridge did
explode the second shot entered the back Fs gancng
downward, passed to the outside below armpt.
Fk made exclamation and the window Fifth
The passed Immediately
approaching again
passed odgmen
the right ear where It was later reached bv the no At
OF the revolver Lshman gasped
the pistol as exploded the ball entering the
the glass partition.
RESORTS TO THE KNIFE.
agility desperate dagger
hman who holding his assalan the shoulder body
and beeinp nrv he ;umne the men and se; tho
The grasp plunged
the dagger into Fk right side just above the making ugly
wound dthreeinc long
unge higher up
the rib glanced without nacig
Jury Twice again thrust Frk merely
|of those on the street,
BY this time boys Deputy Sheriff May entered the
upon May
shoot the fellow back
"Don't kill him. We have bm all right
LAW"
The broke and tried
the police station The prompt action Of Mr. Fck the
lof Leishman appointed
dozensugeons hand
lounge and after his clothing had been the
and the bleeding stopped.
physicians
careful eamnation and o'clock bullets
wounded resting conveyed
home He is now well on the recovery.
The the attempted spread
FIVE minutes after the shooting TIE the vicinity tragedy
people,
cowardy deed When the fellow bdng
police officers be taken the
Shoot him now' growed Le him gave Frick
while better element stepped forward helped
meb violence
The prisoner gave his Brkman
Russian Jew had this country years
street NewY
dispersed but beyond
few s caiber cartridges candy WATCH
nothing found his That he
life, however developed later.
A4 O'Clock the prisoner taken to the the station
photographed Seated
that indicated
This the suspicion Police Surgeon Moyer awad
prisoners
his
till black
establishment Arthur Kirk
cartridge of the kind Chicago
chist kill himself 1t considered that Berkman
blown up
sympathy for Mrs Frck and for her
The OF the affair while involving striking
Bekman
to the interests OF the Homestead
A BRUTAL OUTRAGE
result the shooting Mr. Fk
exciting topic Saturday ams private
shouted
Berkmau punishment up
In addition this Disgrace
discharge guard
the right the federal army and
foregoing report indicates authorities rank
the National Guard have legal authority to deprive American c
RATF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29
JEFFERS0NIAN VERSUS
CLEVELAND DEMOCRACY

tremendous iEhux
reform form the ranks OF the emo
Of conviction.
behring's
getting ironers whom he ta h drew
dignity that lost "Me no
lost lost said the rcd The intelligent democrat
who familiar with the principles Iefersonan tha
his party has drfted from its anciert oorings i
directed and controlled by such WhtR the million
notory Br railroad maniphsor and Wal
Street stock ohber and M the Tennessee convict mines whose
andous brought the Ccspceek
buyer who his the United States Senate
to corrupt OF his ill gotten Millions Davd b. ELI who owes his
Tammany the corrupt orgaueton OF ~npr
booders existed of Marchiavel; Roswell
Flower millionaire whe recognized belonging to
Mssand another who
millionaire owner OF coal mines Cepend courage
honesty admiration his who nevertheless
silver pfo1 hh he elected who permit
public money nao0alkank without who is
spcuouy god bug aed the view of france that
Sherman partysuch +and have made aus
ION ank presidents Wall
spectators whsk Uammany Soode millionaire coal
combinesa party
th fHtersonan democracy
jefferson and Jacksoneni Benton taught ttat
Rigid economy thesspenditure6 public fu0ds
That gold sho, ld be upon parity
That large standing dangerous teour Liberties
That commerce be
Thatcongss regulate
rency dste it's prereev to cive corporations
justice accord
ed to ak, special privilege toeny.
Mills biR ke the
1s4o the of democracy the messages
Calhoun Madison and
ree platforms ahen
by the pledges % the faith
credit make gold
silver the Jefferson "The enlv
away-nay
banks additional evil that dsposabe
funds individuals "arawn
:%s s%sp re
volume Moks) ne
meduaElust
only which fail
them, abunGan Whereas
obng them borrow else
liars required reimburse SO that
other Words doubles
Oaeyery war;
Madison cemunty well
that the nation soud
creating and regulating a currency
bena 81" and Ssominabe
interfering with the elections
1898 Jackson said nsb assumed after the most
mature the
tie ad the puHy of tie eeesa fran
chise"
let and then fnd ans to
The first platfonEa uerdin 1910 said
Bank, &eieve
of deadly hostility tS the best interests OF the onry
and the liberty the
within control
a0d The laws ao Wi of the p.2p!e
Such quotations multiplied sd infnum but the
reiterated
s hands
list Of who shape the policy OF Cleveland
sentiments have been omitted
80 and Why patriotic demo
drifting into the peoples party
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29

quotations might be multiplied sd innum but the
the M into the hands OF the
the list Of who shape the policy Cleveland
why these have been omitted
past 80 and why patriotic demo
drifting into the peoples party
rigid public expenditures not
Cand democrats to day The democratic
majority the Rouse has already outdcne the
pub,ean billion dollar congress that preceded it,
The compromise effected during Jacksos seondterm povided
that after stipulated date 1S40 All duties should be equal and
the providing such
an the government without regard to Sote
ton bounty domestic industry
The as bill ability Of the Cleveland democracy
ye the ruhc of protection and that bill pacc
the tng BILL and the ta refoem OF the conS
limo force which che money power the democratic party pre
the thing protecoa Inc demoofasc
adheres pept of the teachings OF ITS ounoeie ID p
does nothing to destroy ssem special favosm and zed
robbery which established class rule and evsed TAX "on o
benefit Of the system that IS 1e more
anso otds inedous that the cause noe
aud associated with OF its operation unt oae
the producer finds himself despoed The OLD parry press
Eatyoerading materially the pauon was pse -
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-07-29

This Republic was founded
upon principles which involved
the Dignity of Labor. To des-
troy the power of Labor is to
construct Caste. A Caste cannot
cO-exist with a Republic.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
Lone Rock RumblIngs.
The weather is still drv and hot.

The weather is still dry and hot.
The d wound up here with grand
dance, in which about 100 persons par
ticipated.
Mrs. Morgan Ward and her mother,
Mrs. Starr, have just returned from q
visit TO relatives at Gilliam's capital and
metropolis.
All the people from the surrounding
country left our delightful burg on the
morning OF the 9th, presumably 10 at
tend to their harvest which is rather
early" this season.
The majority Of our people are anx-
ious to see the bounty on squirrels go
into effect, and we hope the court will
grant the petition and thus aid our pro-
gressive farmers in destroying this for
midable foe.
Crops have the appearance Of being
lighter than usual, but stockmen have
no fears OF an insufficiency Of hay being
raised for next winters feeding. Most
Of them have good supply Of feed left
over from last year. Convoy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
ArlIngton Antonatlons.

Mrs. G. s. Wenner is visiting relatives
in Portland and on the Sound.
Mrs. H. Mcintyre, Of Pennsylvania, is
visiting her uncle, Doc Easton.
Jesse Sweetin is once more engaged in
the butcher business, at the old stand.
Mrs. A. B. Vaughn and baby are rus
ticating at Paradise Farm, near Hood
River.
Mackey Bros, photographers, i1ft on
the lst for Olex, and will pitch their
tent at Gilliam's capital, July l1th.
j. w. Smith and Arthur Coffin were
in Portland during the last week, on bus
iness connected with the ferry boat.
DR.. J. A. Geisendorfer and sister Daisy
have gone to Albany to visit their par
ents. DIR. Botkin is seeing to things
during the formers absence.
Engine 542, pulling train No 2 from
Portland early Tuesday morning, struck
rock about 100 yds west OF the depot,
breaking an eccentric, delaying thetrain
2 hours. Engineer Barrett effected a
disconnection and proceeded 70 Uma-
tilla with one side.
The last week has been one of a chap
ter OF accidents, among them being q
few on the U. p, none of which proved
disastrously, however. The sand has
been the cause of number of delays, a
freight wreck near Grants, a bridge de-
stroyed by fire in Idaho, and numerous
other accidents along the line.
Save the fact that huge American
flag yet floats over the depot, a strang, T
would have grave doubts about us hav-
ing any u at this place. The ferry boat
Alkali made trip several miles up the
river on that eventful day, carrying fif-
teen passengers. Judge Ebi and family
drove out to the "Oasis"-C. d. SEN
nett's ranch, l5 miles from town-where
they passed the day pleasantly. SUB.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

We will pitch our travelling gallery in
Condor, July IL, 1892. Weare prepared
to make the finest quality of photo
graphs at $3.50 per dozen. We guaran-
tee entire satisfaction in every respect,
or we demand no pay. We cordially in
vite' the people Of Condor and vicinity
TO call and examine the tine collection
Of samples taken during our travels this
year, it being the largest collection car
ried by any travelling artist on the face
OF the globe. Whether yog want any
pictures or not, we would be pleased to
have you look at our samples anyway.
Respectfully,
NlAcKmv RnrA
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
THE FOURTH.
Nearly 800 Patriotic People Cele--
brated at OIllianr's Capital.

Nearly 800 Patriotic People Cele-
brated at OIlliann's Capital.
OF the vast multitude Of happy people
who celebrated at Condor, we believe
there Is not one who can consciantious-
ly say that he or she ever enjoyed II 30
much as on this occasion. The greatest
harmony prevailed throughout the day,
and not single accident happened to-
mar the general cheerfulness Of the large
crowd Of people.
@. L. Neale was appointeS grand mar
shal OF the day, and discharged his duty
nobly. About II O'Clock, over one hun
dred Sunday school children, headed by
Miss Louela Maddox, who represented
the Goddess Of Liberty, marched from
the church to the large new barn, which
was fixed up in grand style for the occa-
sion. Charley Perrin represented Uncle
Sam. and performed his part we'll.
Rev. Wise opened the exercises by
prayer, after which those old, soul-stir-
ring national airs, Red, White and
Blue" and "Onr Country" were sung
by the choir, led by Mrs. E. L. Taylor,
organist.
Miss Birdie Downing then read a very
appropriate essay, the title OF which
is sour Nations Hero" which was well
delivered in clear and distinct voice.
w. A. Goodwin then treated the swell
tefing crowd by reading the Declaration
Of Independence, which increases in In
terest as the nation grows in age.
Prof. o. M. Given then delivered
well-worded and very interesting oration
amid thunders Of applause. Unlike the
average 4th Of July orator, he did not
get excited and punch great holes into
the atmosphere, as If brushing off bum
blebees; but on the contrary he spoke
in an easy and convincing manner that
proved to the appreciative listeners that
he is gifted and talented orator.
A Mr.. Jennings then made short
speech and sang song.
After dinner the foot-races came of.
Frank Pliter won the l00-yd race, easy.
He took the lead from the start and kept
it the whole way through, which is an
excellent way to win race. Frank also
won the potato race. Nena Nicklin won
the girls race, and VIM. J. Smith the
sack race.
The horse race was intensely interest
ing, there being number of entries.
The horse belonging to Earheart Bros,
Of Lone Rock, won without u trying.
The display Of fireworks in the even
ing was the grandest ever seen in the
county, and was greatly appreciated.
| The ball in the evening was, of course,
the grandest of the season, and enjoyed
by nearly 100 couples.
| Altogether, our celebration was a
grand and complete success, and "led"
all others in the surrounding country, as
predicted by this excellent family paper,
which is only sl.50 per year, in advance.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08

The MOST magnificent, gorgeous, sue
cessful asH in the country is the fellow
who proposes to cross the ocean in
boat fourteen and half feet long, sup
pose he succeeds, it will only show how
difficult it's to drown hght-headed
ABA
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
List of Letters

Remaining unclaimed in the postotfice
at Condor, Oregon, month ending, June
so, 1892:
Ladies': Mrs E A Hardy, Mrs Yudd
Smith, Mrs. Annie Smich, Nellie Vim
ing, Mrs. VIM Moore,
Gentlemen: Leman Cross, Alonzo A
Delaney, Silas French, w F France, S
NJ Huber, John 2 Long, Chas Mackey,
q ] Pettingill, n Robinson, Fred spen-
Ger, Chas II Sellers, Geo T West, W B
Walker, P Wilson.
Persons claiming the above will please
say advertised" and give date Of this
list. HERBERT HAIsrEAD, T. NJ.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08

Wynch--so poor Staggers has shuffied
off the mortal coil. Lynch-As under
stand it, he tried to, but the boys had
the rope TOO firmly secured around bis
neck =. Puck
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The yearly subscription 10 the GLOBE ~ fi.50,
Invariably IN advance No deviation from this
rule. The paper win be stopped at the end Of
the time for which II II paid unless further or.
f'vg dered and paid for. A blue pencil mark around
this notice Indicates that your subscription has
explred, and n you wish the paper continued you
should remit the amount as soon as possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
Voting Contest.

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STATE NEWS.

ST. ALEANs,
Mrs. James Fisher had the misfortune to
fall and dislocste her leg st the thigh joint
Now that the snow has nearly gone from
the highways our people are taking to ths
ice Tor both pleasure and profit. Every
dsy teams are drswi in lumber. and on
p e.san. mornirgs the horse man gather
the;e to try The speed Of their horses and
cciis.
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TO PROVE S EVE . zA5EH r.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

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Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia Syrup,

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Personals.


Railroad Commissioner Bowers 10 in the
city.
State Assessor Chadbourue arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. C. W. Groton is very III with typhoid
fever at his home on Grove street.
Mr.. George S. Rowell Of the Portland
Advertiser was in the city yesterday.
Don A. II. Powers, Esq, Of Houlsou
Vas registered at Hotel Hor.h Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Brooks CT Pinkhsm Sher-
bu'ne's Is couhaed to the house with bad
cold.
c. +. Harrington, E.q Of Norridgt
~Jck was among yesterdays visitors 10
tosu.
Hon. Nathaniel Mesder and Hon. F.. +
Webb OF ws.ervllle were in the city yes
tsrdsy.
Mr.. Frank w. Sprsgue of the firm Of
W. c. Rogers & Co Boston, spent severa
days this week with Augusta friends.
Mr.. F. c. Kinsman. who has been c,I-
Hned to the house for several days with a
severe cold, is better aud hopes to get out
ins few dsys.
Mr.. Manni1s s. Campbell of this city
and Mis-, Is, Francis Moody Of Randolph
were unitsd in marriage Thursday, st the
home Of The bride in Randolph. Mr.
Campbell is the steward and treasurer OF
the Insane Hospital,s and the newly mnriet
couple will probably make their home il
this city.
Mr.. Ralph Psrket Plsissed of Augusta.
who has been seriously i'll this winter with
bronchitis AID vhooping cough, is now Al
Tryoa City. N. C.. where he will spend the
spring months. He writes that the climate
10 delightful. With the Thermometer at be-
tween % and 20 degrees, and invisoratina
piaescsnted breszss blowing from ,ht
mountain, making outdoor life agreeable
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Horlr

hSoS.
Rcekland-Nsrch 6, 10 the wife of Edward s..
Thorn On, daughter. March ,, 10 the sitc Of
Alar 20 A. Davis. = son.
rENoEsCoT.
Bsngor-Msrch =, 70 the wife of Frank L
RiehArdsor, daughter.
LINCOLN.
South Brisfoi-Mareh 2, 10 the wife Of John
Tyson. a daughter; Asreh s, 10 the vie OF Gee.
Rice, daughter.
Boo,ne.y- March ,. to the wife OF Frsrk Aliay,
= daughter; March :, 10 the wife CT charles
Whitso-e. sor.
Boothbay Hsroor-Narch 6. 10 the wife Of
Richard Latter. dsughter; March TO the wifs
wife OF Henry H m, "a daughter; Aarcl ITO tie
wife o. Il. q. BIZ yer. son