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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
Qsudnv polar

fadil We stfedu vecer po 5. hod. v
Pittsburgh, nebof nez plameny u
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
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pravde levnou. Haste sc brzy.
Adrcsujte: Pokrok Zapadu,
Omaha. Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

odebral iI:25 rozsudek obza-
lovanemu pfecten. Luetgert zacho-
val 1plnou chladnost cteni roz-
sudku pfijal 1smevem ma rtech.
Pied odvedenfm do vezeni prohla-
sill, ze jist 81 jest toho, ze rozsu-
dek tento nejvyssim soudem stat
MIN zvracen bude.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
DO Nickel, Tex. a OkOIi.

Vsem pffznivcIm tamnim oznamu
jeme. ze ma miste dfivejsfho jednatele
nasebo prevail nyni iednatelstyi pan
FIR. Culak jest opravnen We vsech
or, lodnich zalezitostech mas zastu-
povati.
Vyd. Pokroku Zapadu
a Hospodafe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
zabava nasich studentG !.

V Chicagu bavili Sc 1tery stu
dujicf Rushovy lekafske koleje,
skoly zubniho lekafstvi zaci sko-
ly Marquette ma Harrison Wood
ul kulovanfm Sc a vyvinula Sc z
toho takova rvaeka, ze ku zjedna-
nj klidu 40 policistd zapotfebi by
10. Kdyz prvf policiste Sc dosta-
viii pofadek zjednati Chteli, pfi-
vitani byli cd pan1 studentd pra-
wynn destem kuli snehovych a "a
by ma to bylo po Mich r1znymi
vecmi jinymi hazeno a nekolik po-
licistd poraneno. Prava rvacka
rozvinula Sc pax, kdyz policiste
nekolik vytrznfkd zatknuli, nebof
soudruzi jejich "a kazdou cenu je
osvobo diti chteli. Celkem zatee-
no ma stanici policejnf doprave-
no as nastavajf.ieh pann doktor1
yinnym
vrazdy prveho stupne uznan byl
We stfedu v Sioux Falls, s. d., SS
lety vyslouzilec ]. Darlington
porotou trest smrti provazem mu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

ze utinil TAX, "a pfispeni nekolika
soudruhn, jichz jmena udal, ma
vyslovny rozkaz unie, k niz pima
lezel; mimo toho udal pry mnoho
jinych zaJimavych podrobnosti re
stavky one, jez sirsf vefejnosti do
sud znamy ncbyly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

NJ nroJa: 10 alrh temsf dplns xdslanych
va pfoutJ We Wilson precinktu Collar
Okresu. V Nebrnsce. Pouze t500 botove zby-
tex ma dlouhou eckanou phi nizkem droku.
Dobre hudovy. dyory, pastviny. hal it6pnire
acsouci oyoce. Haste sc ". T. HOW ARD,
Tyd. G-zk Schuyler, Heb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
Darlington pfepad-

odporucen. Darlington pfepad-
nul zabil noci 7. pros. m. ro-
ku A. l.. Ericksona a sice ueinil
tax "a pficinou loupeze. Tvrdf Sc,
ze Erickson byl jiz patou obetf
Carringtonovou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

ra Uplny seznam knih v
knihkupetcvi Pokroku Zapadu
k dostani zdarma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

CHAMPION MA BRUSLfCH.
J. X McCulloch jest tou dobou merry
ohlcjsfm bruslifem ma s-.,e. Dobyl
tfikrdte vfttzstvf svttoveho. phi br,i-
slcni do vzdalenosti 1900. 5000 10000
metrl, mir oto ctyfikrate champion
stvf We spC, ,enych Statech pe,krate
Kanade Bydlf We Winnipegu
Kanad6
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16
Serif pred I

OF Jeho Piifuciini Pa dno We
Wilkesbarre, Pa, VI .ery sve-
dectvf podane bylo as tymz co
dnech pfedchazejicfch. Svedceno
totiz, ze stavkafi ma pochodu do
Lattimer klidnG Sc chovali, ze or
brojeni nebyli a ze pffruci jiz den
pied hromadnou onou vrazdou
stavkafim postfilenfm hrozili.
Nekolika svedky svedceno, ze po
hromadnem vystfelu, kdyz rane-
nym soudruhdm svym ku pomoci
pfispeti chteli, nebylo jim to cd
pffrucfch serifovych dovolcno a ze
zabitfm jim vyhrozovano, pak-li
ze okamzite mfsta Sc neodstrsnf.
We stfedecnfm vyslechu svedceno,
ze pfi zastavenf stavkaf1 byl serif
prvym, kteryz vystfelil, natez pax
hned hromadna palba nasledova-
la. Svedectvf ostatnich bylo te-
mel 1plne totoznym onim dnech
pfedchozich podanym a bylo by
tudfz zbytecno sffeji mem Sc ro-
zepisovati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-02-16

v Knihovne Americke vychazi stale
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Romantieky snatek

odbyval sc ntery Kansas City,
Mo. Zenichem byl Presciliana l.
Corpio, syn mexickeho milionafe
a byvaleho generalniho postmi-
stra mexickeho, kteryz pod fales-
nym jmenem po 3 roxy statnf
kaznice veznen byl, nevesta pax
byla pf. M. u. Pebblesova, ma
trona statni kazniee, jejfmz zakro-
cenfm zenichu jejfmu omilostnenf
Sc dostalo. Corpio pfijel pied
lety do Kansas City Sc stadem
dobytka Guanajuato, Mex, pod
jmenem Camilo Lopez a jednoho
krasneho dne vlakan byl do vykfi-
Gene mfstnosti; pant Dodsono-
YOU vydrzovane. Kdyz panic
kou prave v nejlepsi zabav1 byl,
objevil Sc pojednou urazeny man
EEL, kter5z 'zadostucinenf zadal.
Co dale Sc delo, tom svedeeno
pied soudem r1zne, jisto jest vsak
tolik, ze nastale rvaece Lopez
nnz kuchyfsky uchopil Dobso-
novi do prsou jej vrazil, tax ze
smrt zahy nasledovala. Lopez
byl zateen a vzdor tomu, ze hail
sc tim, ze Dobsona bodnul v Sc
beobrane, kdyz tento jej pfepad-
nul oloupiti chtel, uznan byl vi
nym vrazdy ma 80 rokd do kaz-
nice odsouzen. V kaznici naueil
sc Lopez anglicky zahy sezna-
mil Sc matronou pf. Pebbleso-
YOU, kteraz pfesvedeena jsouc
jeho nevine, u guvernera pro-
speech jeho zakroeila pomoci zna-
mych svych omilostneni je.o do
cflila. Shatek ma to nasledoval
teprve pfi mem zenich totoznost
svou prozradil. Novomanzele od-
jeli hned ma to do Mexika.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
LONE ROCK.
Henry Npei Ilas sdld his Town residence
to d. h. RabineIt for 1850.

Henry Npei has snli his Town residenc,
to d. Il. Rabinelt for 1850
Brudley's photograph gallery IL doing
a good business In our burg.
w. II. Cniwell came up from ArIing
ton The first of The week and will ln0k
after his iinsincss interests here for sey.
eral weeks.
Last week Mrs. Hogan sold her town
property c.,nri-iing ~ three lots and 4
neat dwelll,g x house, tn Ell WIneland,
the consideration being $500.
Onr nhiging postmistress has moved
her postniIire into l.. Il. Hams stare
and she expects " writ her relatives in
Wenairbe, Washington, as soon AS .
new I. NJ. - apppinted.
DILL Ward returned n few days ago
from Portland, where he had bctn u
havea surgical operation performed on
Ills sllnnlder. The operation MAS very
snrcessInI ani the lad is gaining strength
IN hir arm aud shonlcier and il quite
hopeful that in frW months he will br
ronnd and well again.
Mr.. A. l.. Moore aud his sister, Mrs.
Mnllie Reach, nephew and niece Of j
NJ Brown. arrived here with their fnni-
lies last week from Inwa aud expect 81
locate permanently IN this hcallty. Mr.
Mare came ont to this country t0nr
wears ago but only STAYED al,ont a year,
whilr Mis-. Roach thls sister has umslr
i,inr trips 10 this place and back to her
nli hpne within the part seven Years,
but this trip she IL accompanied by her
new husband. aud II is safe ~ predict
That her pilgrimages will not be 80 fre.
qurnt ia the fnlnre.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
Seriously Burned.

Mrs, JAS. CorielI. wha resides two
miles northeast ni town, met With a
serious accident ~ an early hour last
FRIDAY morning A lamp had heen lei,
bnrning in the bedroom aud Mrs Cor'lell
aw, Ike at ahn, 2 o'clock a, NJ. 10 die.
cover the lamp blazing MP In an alarm,
ing manner ~ though ahnnt 10 espl9de.
THE Iady hastily arose AMI attempted
to carry the lamp 10 the front honr 10
throw It ont, hut before she cnnld reach
the dnnr the LAMP exploded and her
clothing was instantly in flames. The
iire WAS qnirkl extlngnishei, hut not
until one ii Mrs. Cordell's arms was
severely burned, form the hand Ia the
elhuw. Medical mid was hastily sum,
mnned from Candon and the hnrns
we're dressed. and at last accounts the
ratient wa- getting along rs well as
could he expected
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
oLEx.

J NJ Ward IL tlircshing % the ea.i
eide u Eightnilr.
Angnst SerkHmp 10 thresbing at "
" Reeds this week.
Mr. r., HHnrr las been on the eicl
liri fof The past week.
Quite Il number 0f emigranls passpC
lhim,gh Olfx this week.
Hazel and Rulh Rnlslon are on tl,,
rick lisi this week.
Geo WeIsiiong Is lying very low al
Arlington viii, typhoid fever.
rhos. johnson aud family were IN
Olex Monday on u irhit expedition.
II. J. Sott contempates trip acros,
the pptntaine with his family room.
Chamberlain 4 Mrelaughlin hove
tbrir nea Cyelont separator running AZ
j. u. Rrdmond's.
willard crpm and young man wis
lts working ipr j. a. CrniD went 10 tpwn
Monday 20 be treated for typhoid 4 YER,
Mr.. I. Il. Andrews, the yonng nnn
y hu NM mentioned last week rs beinH
sick With typhoid fever 1T j a. Crnm'r,
died last riursday aud Mas buried Fri
day IN Olex cemetery.
II Is a pity Olex cannot afford d0ctor.
II " bard On Il community 10 70 " Ar.
iingion for dortor AMI then not get
ane heennrr the ocior feared lie would
MT get his rav. The people II Olex
liaye never YET ,efuseh 10 pay any jnsi
doctor bills and hate ID have their ppa-
pie suffer for want of medical aid.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
UNIVERSITY or OREGON.

Tie University u Oregon graduated
last June The largest class in it, history.
fte cIass pnnI4rd tbirty. The fall term
viii begin Bepteulber 1911. Students
who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the snb.fresiiDan
eiasr. M examinations are required for
graduates ~ accredited -rhm,ls. Rens.
unable equivalents are aecepled for mort
J the rqaired entrance studies. CAT
ahgnes will be sent free tu All appli-
caBts persons desiring information
may address the president, Secretary
j. j. Walton, " Mr.. Max A. Plumb
all ~ Eugene. Oregon.
The courses offered are those of good
university. There are departments Of
modern and ancient languages. ctemis-
ty, biology, vepi0gy, English, el0cu-
tlnn, advanced engineering. astronomy,
higic. philosophy, psycboiDgv. iDaibr-
maiics, and physical education. Mnsic
and drawing nre also tan9ht. Tie tni.
'tion II free. All students pay IN inci-
dental fee ~ ten dollars yearly. Board.
lodping. heat and lighi in tlre dormi'nrv
cost ~ 80 per week. j2l-27
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
A Big Wheat crop.

+. D. Tnhey, o. Shutter Flat. has
dnished harvesting and threshing his
wheat crop Of 200 acres. The crop ag.
vregaied l2.oos .acks, oi24 hnshela each,
or almost 30,OO0 bushels, giving an aver
age 81 little over 13 bushels per acre.
A force Of three headers and one hig
steam thresher was run on the ranch
and ahont 100 acres Of grain was cleaned
up each day.
Mr. Tobey hnilt new warehouse on
hia ranch this season. 4Sx6l feet, for the
purpose Of storing his wheat when
threshed, hnt fonnd the building would
onlv hold ahnut one.half his crop.
Mr.. Tohey belieyes the wheat market
will improve suou AMI poets To see the
price as high ~ that ot last season with
in a few months.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
S. B. Barker Injured.

Il. w. Moore received letter, on Sun
day, from Mrs. ). B. Barker, who, with
her husband and children, is visiting
Mr.. Rarker's parents at Athens, Maine.
which stated tmt Mr., Barker had met
with serions accident on Aug, 10th, by
heing struck with 4 heavy derrick fork
which was heiur used stacking hay ON
his fathers farm Something went
wrong with the rope or pnleys and the
fork fell about 2S feet, striking Mr.
Barker and ipaicling serions injuries,
lie Was improving and able tn walk
arnund when the letter was written
Init the accident would delay their STAR
for home q week or two.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01

The weather Is much cooler since the
Din Monday,
Jesse FrixzelI is still quite low with
/, phoid fever.
William R.ttie returned on MONDAYS
stage from rhe DalIes aud reports the
wnol business pretty lively ut that place.
Mrs. J. II. Puinam aud two children
lift SUNDAY ior couple of weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. L. Meek, in Ferry
Canyon.
Oiis Helms, who was hurt by horse
falling with him some twp weeks age
~ the Mrrl9 ranch, u still unconscious.
hul un Monday he asked far drink ui
water, the irst word he has spoken since
he WAS hurt.
Wm. TAYLOR. of Antelope. arrived IN
Fossil The irst of the week with his
steam thrrsher and crew. and il nnw
threshing Tor Zoe Barnard. he will ~
from here to the Mavyille country,
where he will thresh until snow~tles
II the thieshing lasts that long.
Sam Thompson and Price Holman
start fnr Atanv. Linn cnnnty, nexl
week with several teams OF we'll hroke
select horses. Mr.. Thompson expecu
TO pluce his hor es in pasture until lat
and then sell them aud, after visiting
awhile. return by team. His family nc
companied him.
Mr.. Chas. McKinzie, who has beer
manager and part owner IN the B. q, l.
: q M snlI ~. aoftr.A infaVas
last week 10 the company, and is nov
lnoking after his hotel here in tnwn
The hands all hate to see Charlie qni
the conRany. as ha was very agreeable
aud reasonable 10 work under.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
LOST VALLEY.

Nice pleasant weather prevails at pres
ent. with fine shower on Monday.
Mr.. +. VI. sprinsston was in this To-
cality with s,he fine apples last week.
Mr.. ]. W. Phillips and family have
arrived here from North Santiam, with
the intention Of making this their futun
hume.
Mr.. John MrGee, Of Thirtymile, nea'
Papersark, is up this week with one ol
his nelghhars getting ont their winters
wnod, Judging Inm the size Of onr
w0odpile aud the elonds Ger head, We
had hetter follow suit,
The sheepmen are little bothered
about rpnge and water, both being scare,
on account II the long spell rf extrs
warm weather that prevailed through
out the summer. Alex and Dave Hardi'
m0ved one Of their bands out last week
not heing able to run them in the
mountalns until the middle OF Septe III
ber, rs customary,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01

tAyANTED- --AGENTs FOR GLADSTONE. His
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
MAYvlLLE.

MIss Harrington, sister OF Mrs. Geo.
Gibbons, IL quite sick.
Gene Smith IL down with pneumonia
and Drs. Shaw are 10 attendance.
Mrs. Il, p. Weir aud son Walter will
start in few days to visit her old home
In Missouri.
Mrs. Evans and son. of Eugene, pass
ed through town this week ON their way
home from Pendleton.
Miss Maggie Wilson has been engaged
to teach the fal and winter term o
school here and will commence teaching
Monday, September 18th.
Rev. Lamar preached here Sunda,
mnrning, and in the afternoon baplizet
Mrs. Jennie Dnkek, Mrs. Eva Searc1
and Mrs. Sarah Lienalen in i'ntte creek
Quite u large number went over TO tn
baptism,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01

4 'fr-1---- r--'.-'----
Pspl ,lfritpf wHs ID ir.nu Ma,yib,
p,eehei SUNDAY.
Cnndon n,,irl have wnteranrks nDa
~ cal,nui hiild Mnterwvfks without
money. vote for bonds.
Tom Johnson returned from yisit un
Rock creek Yesterday. Mrs. Jolnrou
All remain II few days longer 10 put ~
fruit.
zona. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
MIS-. n. N. Frazer Was very seriously
W for few days last week but Is now
better.
Miss Marie Mnsgroye, who has been
yislting her sister Mrs. Rnndle Palmer
returned 70 her house In Portland yes-
lerIny.
Mssdatnes Nortrllge aud Morgan of
Mayyille precinct were In town Tuesday
night IN their way 10 Rock creek for n
load u fruit.
a report reached hrre q few days ago
tnt The effect that Mr.. Howard y. Tobry.
~ this place, aud Miss Franki. I. Schott
~ 0lpx, were married last week ID P1rt.
land. No partimhrsof the event have
been received here hit the many iriends
~ the yunn1 couple will wish tnem all
possible happineps. jnrt the same.
Wilkinson White. Ep II Trail Fork
precinct, his son William White. u Can
.yon city. and Mr. Walker, II Portland.
acre pleasant callers Saturday. William,
White IL c0nniy snrye,or u Grant cnn.
~, and Mr.. Walkef represents the New
Yurk Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The gentlemen drovr III iron, the White
rnnrh, on paprtmck, Saturday and re-
tnrned the rume evening.
Joe I,uih. " Olcx, was in town last
Friday aud favored the tiLoBg oiiire
aiih Il friendly call Mr.. Bndd iayorp
the retention Of TIE Philippines by this
government aud SAYS nothing wonld
have rnit,.,i him better than 10 have
l@en ut Manila when the fighting was
going on lie was member oi The IN
mons "Runndhraa" rcgiment Tooth Pa
and knows what war neans.
A demurrer has heen filed in the case
~ Lears Brns. Vs. Jos. Frizzell, admin.
istrutor ~ the estate of John Norman,
deceasrd. The ease is In regard i, the
purchase ~ \ certain tract " land which
L.wes bros. claim 10 have bargBinpd
ior with AIR. Norman sometime before
his death and 10 have malie n payment
On, and they claim 10 he emitted to
ronsummation Of the sale aud deed to
the property.
Riley Frazer returned last Saturday
from visit to his ranch near L1ne
Rack Mr.. Frazer savs coyotes arr get
ting 50 plentiful iB thai seeti,in AZ 10 h'l
u serinnp nuisance u the stekmen, A
family ~ yunng pigs on his ranch WAS
almnst wiped ont u existence by the
perky hro,es few nights agn, aud M
merons complaints are heard on all
sides % their liroads on young stock
and poultry yards.
An exchange speaks u man who, II
is said, always pays FIR his lo'al paprr
In advance. Asa result he has never
been sick day IN his life, never had
any corns on his t~s, or The tn"thache,
his potatoes never rot. his oats never
rust, the frusi never kills his beans. hir
hal,ies never cry ~ night, and hir wife
never seolis. and be snccee,led in serv-
Ing three Years on the school board
without being cusseh
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
The New We'll.

The new veil being sunk hy the city
~ making good progress. The drill has
reached depth u between 30 AMI 3o
fret and snme water has already hern
siruck. Tie nek has heen very hard
hut with the last tew feet softer strata
has been ionnd AID more rapid progress
may be I,nked for.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
STATE h0RaAL SCHOOL.
WESTON, OREGON.


The most successful years.
work Of the State Normal
School at Weston, Oregon,
closed last June, with the
graduation Of twenty stu
dents.
Fall term opens SEPTEM-
BER 3, '9S.
Full course Of study
Scientific and Professional
Vocal and Instrumental
music.
Healthfnl location, good
society and pleasant sur
roundings.
Board IL families from
$3.50 to $3.50 per week.
Rooms for those who de-
sire to board themselves
can be had at reasonable
rates.
Boarding hall for young
ladies in connection with
school. upder the careful
supervision Of q matron,
board, fuel and lights at
$3.50 TO $3.50 per week.
Catalogues ard informa-
tion furnished upon APP
plication.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES

The John A. Linn band ofhorses
consisting Of about SO head Of good
sized animals, will DO sold at pub.
lie auction at I. G. Johnson's cor
raj. in Condor, Oregon, on
Saturday. September 3. 1898,
A credit Of three months viii be
given on oil approved accounts
over $40. P. II. STEPHENSON,
Administrator
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
THE CONDON GLOBE.
THURSDAY. sEersM ,ssi.isss.
NorILoR.

The yearly subscription % the 0tope IA Bi 80,
ipaid IN advance II not paid N advance 50
will bc charged, poncll mark around THIS
notice indicater That soni subscription has qx.
pired. Please renew pFomttiy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01

H. N. Anderson. If near Lone Rock
was in town Yesterday. Mrs. Anderson
has been quite III lately but Is now bet
tor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-01
Teams Wanted

To hauI 5000 or COCO sacks Of wheat.
Will pay 10 cents per sack, teamsters to
fnroish themselves. Can make trip q
day to DongIas station. Call at orr
ranch, three miles east Of FIett's place.
or write us at Oiex. Ore.
s1s26 PHrLLIPs K IlocdLAs.