Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-16

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father / W Darling this week.
Mrs q w Rinebart 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs Herbert Iialstead, at Lost
Valley this week
Mes,lames w. +. Wilcox, T. q. John
son, II. n. Frazer and q. l.. Neale left
Saturday morning for Portland, where
they go as delegates TO the Grand Chap
ter Order Eastern Star H. N. Frazer
and Gene Labous also went to the city
the same day asdeIegates to the Masonic
grand lodge now In sess lon there.
A Madrid paper informs Its readers
that "the commander-ln-chicf of the
American army Is one Ted Roosevelt,
formerly u New York policeman who
was "born near Haarlem," "emigrated
TO America when young" was educated
Mt Harvard academy. commercial
school I" lthcre being mo universities
or colleges In America") and that his
'body.guard" is "6ttingly termed
rough rioters !"
| VIII Hartman met with n painful
accident last Saturday morning lie
was on his way home from the mount
aims with heavy load Of wood and while
attempting 10 apply the brake from the
ground while the wagon was In motion
ono Of the wheels passed over his foot,
crushing IL severely When he arrived
| In town the member was go much swoll-
on that DR.. Hudson, who was called 10
attend the injured man, was not able TO
ascertain whether or not any bones were
broken.
| A minister back In Missouri found his
| people too poor TO purchase hymn books.
and being offered the same books free
by patent medicine house, provided
| they be allowed 10 Insert their advertise.
nents, ordered three or four dozen for
tho congregation. He was elated upon
receiving them to find no ad In the
same. The next Sunday he distributed
| the books. telling his brethren his good
fortune and requesting that they sing
No. 100, His chagrin may be imagined
when they sang the hymn as follows:
liark. the heavenly angels sing, John
sons pills are just the thing, the angelic
voices meek and mild--two for men and
one for child"
President Mckinley last week sent 10
the senate the names OF Jay Z. Lucas,
Of Arlington, and Otis Patterson, Of
Heppner. with the recommendation,
that they be appointed 10 the respective
positions OF register and receiver Of the
u. s. Land Office at The Dalles. These
appointments will meet with general
approval among the people Of this land
district, as both gentlemen are well
qualified for the positions. Mr.. Lucas
IL especially we'll fitted for such work.
having, in his long service MS clerk Of
Gillian county, had large experience
In land business, while his courteous
manner toward all with whom he has
had business dealings has made him
host Of friends here who will be pleased
TO learn OF his appointment. Both
gentlemen have done good service for
the republican party and are fairly en-
titled 10 recognition.
Ex-senator John j. Ingalls,, Of Kan
sas, whose fame as brilliant writer, a
man Of remarkable scholarship and lit
erary attachments, IL even greater than
that OF the distinguished senator, an
nounces new book on the subject OF
the American n-Spanisb.C Cuban War. IL
Ia entitled Americas War for Humanity
in Picture and Story" II 10 published
BY the N. d. Thompson Publishing Co.,
Of st. Louis, NO., and is an exhaustive
discussion OF the canses OF the war, and
an equally exhaustive history OF It's
incidents, and brilliant analysis oi the
famous characters conducting II. II
promises to be the one great aud popular
work called forth by this wonderfully
interesting national episode. Whatever
Senator Ingalls, touches he adorns; and
this book shines and spafkles in the
light OF his genius. The present work
Is worthy OF his genius, and will be
monument TO his fame. The subject
now 30 engrosses the popular mind as TO
forecast for this book sale that will be
universal. II will be sold by subscrip-
tion only, and the canrassing samples
are now ready for agents. We advertise
| il In another column.