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The herald., 1898-09-02
Orange Scraps

ORANGE, Aug. 31.-Orange Grove lodge
No. 29S, F. & A. NJ. was last night visited
by j. w. Hensleman of Compton, who Il
superintendent of this Masonic district.
E. NJ Crane, proprietor Of the vineland
home, has leased the property and Is NOV.
ing with his family to Los Angeles.
During the past week the shipments OF
produce have been six carloads Of table
grapes, three Of oranges and one each OF
dried fruit and lemons.
Next week c. g. Spencer will commence
the erection Of an addition to his packing
house. 1t will be 34x64 feet.
Tomorrow Judge Henry and Mr.. and Mrs
H. Noble and son will go to Long Beach tc
spend ten days.
On Sunday John r. Fletcher Of Olive re.
turned home from hunting trip near Te.
hachapi. The party captured six bears
two deer and plenty Of small game.
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rounds; defeated Young Spite, Denver,
rounds; defeated Joe Downey, Denver,

rounds; defeated Young Spitz, Denver,
rounds; defeated Joe Downey. Denver,
rounds; defeated Jack Bagley, Denver. 9
rounds; defeated Billy Smith, Cripple
Creek, round; draw with Jack Livingston.
Cripple Creek, 20 rounds; defeated Tom
Carter, Cripple Creek. rounds; defeated
Frank Murphy. Colorado Springs, rounds;
defeated Kid Lester Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Denver, Col. 3 rounds; defeated Reddy
Baldwin, Denver, rounds; defeated Kid
Brooks, Denver. ~ rounds; draw with Eu-
gene Turner. Denver. rounds; defeated
Eugene Turner, Denver, Is rounds; draw
with Young Peter Jackson, Denver, 20
rounds; defeated Tom Schumacher, Denver.
rounds; defeated Young Peter Jackson,
Denver, rounds; draw with Kid Robertson.
Denver, 20 rounds; defeated Charles Hall.
Central City, Col, rounds; defeated Kid
Robertson, Denver, II rounds; defeated Jack
Sullivan, Butte, Mont, s rounds; defeated
Fred Ross, Rock Springs, wyo.. 6 rounds
defeated Kid Bradley. Salt Lake, 4 rounds;
defeated Morris Jacobs, Salt Lake, 4
rounds; defeated Bob Thompson, Los An
geles, IL rounds; defeated Billy Elmer, Los
Angeles. 2 rounds; defeated Spike Hen
Messy. Santa Ana, rounds; lost decision to
Fred Miller. Oakland, 8 rounds; defeated
Kid Lewis. San Francisco, rounds; draw
with Danny Needham. Denver. rounds.
Thompson defeated-Al Meyers, rounds;
Sim Tompkins, rounds; Kid Vance, 8
rounds; Pat Russell, 4 rounds; William Os-
borne. s rounds; Arthur Johnson, 8 rounds !;
Michael Thomas, rounds; Frank Purcell,
10 rounds; Jim Davis, rounds; Harry
Jones, rounds; Bin Maxwell, 8 rounds !;
Phil Green, 10 rounds; Willie Whitesides,
rounds; Frenchie Hearst, 3 rounds; Billy
Hester, rounds; Billy Lynch, rounds;
Frank Richards, 10 rounds; Roy Gender. 3
rounds; Bob Carroll. rounds; Dick Irv-
ing, 2 rounds; William Morerand, 2 rounds:
Ben Platter. rounds; William Brady. 3
rounds; Dago Pete. 8 rounds; Frank Nor
ton, rounds; Charles King. rounds; Jim
Leary. rounds; Andy Watson, 4 rounds:
AL Hill, rounds; Jim Chilly, rounds; Mon
tana Kid IA rounds; Tom Carter, IL rounds;
Red Phillips, q rounds; Ben Lewions. 8
rounds.
Fought draws with-Billy Maham, 80
rounds; Kid Robinson, s. rounds; Lon Ag-
new, rounds; Jack Crowley, 30 rounds.
Lost to-Dick Case, A rounds: Frank
O'Neal IA rounds; Lon Agnew, IL rounds
Kid Parker, ~ rounds.
The herald., 1898-09-02
THE UNIVERSITY CLUB BANQUET
Joined in singing For He's a jolly Good

Fellow"
VIII d. Gould spoke Interestingly of "Auld
Lang Syne," and Rev. E. L. Conger of 1.-THE
Church and University Men," Mr.. WiIlett
responded to the subject 1.-THE Soaring
Lark" in highly satisfactorily manner,
taking precautions to say that he knew
nothing Of larks. Bud Frankenfield spoke
on Technical Educator and B. L. Mills
on Something New Judge Mckinley
waxed eloquent on the subject "Archlpel-
agoes on the Half She'll" showing himself
to be an imperialist from way back" Mr.
spalding closed the program by telling for
President Adams benefit real California
story
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A Popular Club

The rev quarters of the Silver Republican
club on West Second street are proving I'M
mensely popular, the rooms being thronged
during the afternoon and evening hours.
Besides being more suitably arranged the
new club house is centrally situated and Is
great Improvement over the old place.
Ore of the drawing features which gives the
club IN air Of sociability and makes 1t seem
less Of a political than social body is
lunch which Is served every noon and at
which politicians of all degrees come to-
gether and over the fable discuss the issues
Of the campaign.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

DR.. e. Campbell removed to Laughlln
building.
C. d. Howry, undertaken. Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone main 243 for ambulance.
Bresee Brothers, Sixth and Broadway.
Henry Roder was fined 81 yesterday for
having violated the hitching ordinance.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors. 75l
and 1853 South Spring street. Tel main 1922.
Watches cleaned Is cents; mainsprings.
80 cents; crystals. 10 cents. Patton, ia
South Broadway.
Try the Nadeau cafes &c lunch; coolies:
place In the city: service the best. Table
d'hote dinner, SOC.
Adams Bros. dentists, 1904 South Spring
street. Plates from 81. Painless extracting.
70 cents. Filling speciality. Hours. to s;
Sundays. 10 to IL.
The receipts OF the Los Angeles post
Office for August. 1898, compared with Au-
gust, 1897. are August 1885, $l5.7S7.s2; Au-
gust, 1897, l3.sse.6l. showing an increase Of
$l951.3l. or 14.1 per cent.
Do you know that framed picture makes
. mos: desirable wedding present? II you
are looking for anything IN that line do not
fail TO call at H. c. Lichtenberser's art en-
porium. 2u2 South Spring street.
James Peterson was sentenced to $50 or
sixty days yesterday by Justice Morrison
for petty larceny. Peterson was detected
in the act OF stealing a sack Of harness from
the Pony livery stables on ReQuena street.
Huston H. Robinson was found guilty Of
petty larceny yesterday by Justice Morri
W. him for n
tence today Robinson stole a bicycle that
had been left standing In front OF the city
hall
The overdue City Of Athens from Ant
werp arrived At Port Los Angeles last night
with cargo of cement. ETC., consigned to
w. r. Grace & Co., whose local represent
atives are W. T.. Brown & Co., 2l0 CONNER
cial street.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block.
first floor. rooms 133 1884, 1876. Specia! attcn-
tion given to obstetrical cases. and all DIS
eases OF women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours,
to 6. Telephone 1921
Carl Thrower, tenor sololst at the ca
thedral, will give concert at Music hall
tomorrow night, in which he will be as
sisted by Mrs. Lillian Werth Fruehling,
Miss Thornton, Miss Cecil Jones. Professor
Bierlich and Professor Craemer.
Mendel Myer died at the county hospital
wednesday night. He had been suffering
from a clot of blood on the brain. and this
formation had deprived him Of the power
of speech. Myer formerly ran a res.au-
rant In the Santa Monica canyon. where
his clam chowder was famous.
Paola Casello was fined s. yesterday by
Justice Morrison for having committed
battery upon a boy named E. Fledsiger.
Casello had confscated the boys bicycle
until pane Of glass, which some boys had
broken. had been paid for. and struck the
boy when he tried to recover the wheel.
The cases against Chauncey McClomb,
M v. Howard and George c. DIE, charged
with aiding W. Price In getting seventeen
tons Of hay from Mrs. Stella johnson, liv-
ing near Rivera, were continued until the
7th by Justice Morrison yesterday. The
men will be examined on charges Of Oh.
taining goods under false pretenses.
The herald., 1898-09-02
~ ! Good Spoilers
RESULT OF THE
Ei0hth Contest in The
Herald's Spelling School
The Prize Goes to Jennie ShrOde
for 1874 Misspelled Words

The prize offered for the detection Of the largest number Of
msspeed words in the advertising columns Of The Herald
during the week ending August IT. 1S98choice of either
watch goldheaded cane-has been awarded to Jennie
Shrode Of Monrovia CAL, who reports 1874 words Her
list appears below
This list, sent in, contained 24o words claimed as
misspeed. Almost half of them under the rules could
not be allowed The list nearest to this that of c. L. Hos
field of this city, after revision contained a. Then
that of George A. Reynolds Of Randsbug, 3d. E. L. Cham
bers of Cotton 81 and Joe Nugent of Oceansie TO- This
after revision There large number OF lists of
upwards Of 100 before revision but none exceeding the fig
ures given above after.
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Police Court Work.

The report Of the clerk OF Department,
two Of the police court For the month end.
ing August 31st. was filed with the city
clerk this morning The report shows 7,
convictions. 46 Of which were for intoxica-
ton: for violating the hitchiug ordinance
for disturbing the peace; for fast driv-
ing: for misdeameanor: for battery, and
/ far malicious mischief. There were q
commitments issued and total amount CT
S19S collected In fines.
The herald., 1898-09-02
HAREs AND HOUNDS
The Drawing for Sundays Coursing at
Agricultural Park

There was another large crowd at the
drawing for Sundays coursing at Agricul-
tural park at No. 143 South Broadway last
evening. Following is the result Of the
drawing:
Orpheum Lass vs.. A. B. c., Oriental VS..
Olympia, Maid Of Erin VS.. Black Diamond,
Van Brulle vs.. Ormonde, Ponto VS.. Diego.
Boxrino vs.. The Ghost, May Day VS.. Van
Tralle, Sir Jasper vs.. Juanita. Lerio VS..
Lille B., Beau Brummell VS.. Doncaster,
Searchlight VS.. Little Dick, Lady Wallace
VS.. New Home, Uncle Sam VS.. Orpheum
Prince, Kitty Scott VS.. Fleetfoot, Mermaid
VS.. Jasmine, Sea Breeze VS.. Innocent Daisy.
The herald., 1898-09-02
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE

Discusses the Australian Ballot System
for the Convention
The Southern California Republican
league had a large meeting last night at
Odd Fellows hall, the drawing card being
a discussion of the proposition to use the
Australian ballot system at the county
convention.
s. M. Haskell of Pomona presided. Capt.
Cressey offered resolutions severely con-
demning the attempt to disfranclnse the
inmates Of the Soldiers Home by the suit
which is shortly to be filed. The resolu-
lions were passed.
r. ]. Waters addressed the club on a
variety of topics dear to the Republican
heart.
The club then enjoyed a succession Of
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CITY NEWS
Chronicled on pages 7. 8 and Il.

; Santa Monica defeats Los Angeles :
; at cricket by IS runs.
; Young woman driven insane by the I
; death of her husband.
; A second attempt to make the Kolm (
; insolvency contempt case stick fails. I
Citizens protest against the intrench- :
; ment of oil wells on city park property. :
The right of old soldiers at the Ma I
) toinal home to vote in this county to :
be contested.
Peculiar features Of the peculiar will :
Of Nancy I. Gilbert, the beneficiary be- :
ing DR.. Jules Roth.
; Pay day at the city hall; plenty OF (
: warrants, but no money; brokers reap :
their usual harvest.
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Fourth Ward Dem cratic Club

The Fourth Ward Democratic club held
a meeting last night at their coy hall,
corner Of Pico and Valencia streets. A
number of good speeches were delivered
by members. and profitable time was err
joyed. The club meets on Thursday nights
at this place regularly. and cordially in
vites the presence OF all Fourth ward fu-
sion men.
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respond in behalf of the club 70 the toast,
The University OF Michigan
Mr.. Wilson referred to his pleasure In
speaking in behalf Of his alma mater; to
his membranes OF the baseball and foot
ball teams, and his experiences as fresh
man and sophomore. But he also recalled
his intellectual work, mentioning the
transforiha ton which Professor Adams as
a teacher OF history wrought in him. Mr..
Wilson closed with eloquent words In
praise Of his university.
F. M. Porter responded to the toast, 1.-The
University OF Wisconsin," speaking Of the
remarkable growth Of that institution
from her establishment in 1851 with one
building until the present time. when she
has thirteen buildings used for class pur-
poses only and 1900 students. Mr.. Porter
told Of the pride OF the alumni in the men
she had graduated, mentioning the names
Of Villas. spooner and Judge Bicknell OF
this city; also of their esteem for the men
who had been at the head Of the institu-
ton, speaking especially Of the guest OF
the evening, with his long service In three
great schools.
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Police Clerk Gridley returned yesterday
TO his work from his vacation. His po-
si.ion was filled during his absence by
Oficer Walker.
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r. H. Hewitt, chairman Of the Silver Re-
publican county central committee. has re-
turned from trip to San Francisco.
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five-minute speeches both for and against
the Australian ballot scheme, finally vo.-
Ing Itself in favor of the proposition.
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The Guests Speech

Mr.. Spalding then introduced President
Adams, who, after the clubs greetings had
quieted. spoke as follows:
at is difficult for me to express my feel
|ings tonight. My heart has been greatly
touched by the words OF these, my old pu-
pills. regarding myself. Whenever re-
ceive evidence that have kindle1 de-
sires In any heart for a higher. nob1er life
feel that my work has not been altogether
In vain.
"It is not easy to speak as a representa-
tive Of three universities; 1t makes me feel
as though am sort of mosaic-perb- -
am. 1t puts me In the position Of an
Irishman who, when asked what particu-
lar part Of the old sod he came from, re-
piled, Well, sorr. Of guess that OF was
born all along the shore (Laughter.) And
yet In a sense must represent Michigan
Cornell and Wisconsin,
1.-THE time will never come, however,
when 1 do not feel that know more of
Michigan than OF the others. My connec-
ton with her lasted through twenty-eight
years. I entered there as freshman,
crowded down with conditions to the
waters edge.
Though had other purposes in life,
when, upon graduation 1 was offered an
instructorship, 1, Of course, accepted, and
so, from the beginning of my freshman
year until left to take the presidency OF
Cornell, my connection with the university
was never severed.
''As look back upon my college days
my mind is filled with mingled emotions.
Some OF them are ludicrous. I remember
very we'll Junior exhibition once given.
There was a mock program, in which
every member Of the class was taken on. "
One Of the members was Of pretty large
size, and the reference to him was about
as follows: ,.f-
"'All flesh Is grass,
So the Scriptures say.
And grass when dried
Is turned to hay.
When death to thee his scythe shall take
Lord. what haystack thou wilt maker
daughter and applause.)
''Thoss Of u who went to college re-
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Undelivered telegram,

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union company's ONCE for Geo
A. Stone and e. Hawley.
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DR.. Max WassmAn. dentist. rooms rs ana
s26 Potomac block. Broadway. between
Second and Third. Tel. Brown 107A
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Wall paper. late styles, low prices, At
A. a. Eckstrom's, ~ South Spring street.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATIlRE-Re Of obse rva zion .
taken at Los Angeles. Sept LIST. The
barometer Is reduced 10 sea levei.
The herald., 1898-09-02

F. w. Kringel will be confined to his bed
for several weeks with typhoid fever.
The herald., 1898-09-02

Maximum temperature. &C.
Minimum temperature, 60.
Forecasts
Forecast for Southern California for
Friday: Fair; fresh west wind.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Observation-Disclosures.
; Burbank-"Captain Swift"
; Board Of public works meets-10 a. m.
; Board of freeholders meets, council
; chambers pm.
; Boxing exhibition, Los Angeles Ath-
, letic club-9, p. m.
; Hickory club meeting, Gardner &
; Zellner blocks p. m.
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon. ioI
Nsncy :. YaSbroush. plaintiff. va Andrew J.
Yarbroagh, defendant
To Andrew J. Yarbrough, defendant: In the
name of the State Of OREGON, you are hereby re-
Quired TO appear and answer the complaint lied
against you in The above entitled suit on OF
before the
1oth day Of September, 1898.
the rst day Of the september term Of said CircHii
Court in Gillian County, Oregon; and II yon
fail 20 to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff.
Nancy Z. YarbF0Hgh, will take Judgment against
yoa fert the dissolution Of the bonds Of matrfmony
now existing between yourself and the plsintiff.
and for the custody. maintenance and education
Of the minor children, the Issue OF raid marriage
viz: James g., David 0. snd Lafayette .. Var
broagh.
This Summons IL served upon the defendant.
By pabiication of same in the CoEDoN GLOBE.
for the period OF sfx weeks (seyeu fssuesl as per
order Of Hon. W. L. Bradshaw. Judge Of the
seventh Judicial Dist, OF the State OF oregon.
said order bearing date Jnly n. 1888, at Chambes
The Dalles, Oregon. and signed
w. L. BRADSHAW.
Judge.
Dstsd Condor. Oregon, Aug. 1. 1893.
lH. II. 4 II. B. HENDRICKS.
a4-1s Attorneys for Plaintiff
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

Mr. Christman, the Silver Lake
merchant who undertook to corner
The freighting business between his
town and The Dalles by the use Of
: big traction engine and 9 train
Of heavy wagons, has met with
failure HE big outfit is too cum
bersome for Eastern Oregon wagon
roads. The old fashioned mule
SINNERS and bronco herders who
earn . tough living with their
freight outfits are not likely to
pass resolutions of sympathy for
Christman, either.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

Rdhcations Is the bulwark Of
civilization T6iE.more than to any
othercAuse, Il dGethe rapid strides
which ouwnasion, ann the world,
has taken during the past half
centnry in the direction. Of i'm.
proved conditions for the human
race. While there are. msny
problems yet unsolved, regarding
the ultimate betterment Of the con-
aition Of mankind, which earnest
men and women hope for, yet al
most despair Of seeing accomplish
"a, We may all safely conclude
chat tho solution lies in the still
wider dissemination Of popular
educAtion; unhampered by polite
al belief or sectarian dogma.
The public school is the founda.
ton. Of tho entire educational
structure Of America, and on the
shoulders Of the public school
teachersrests aresponsibility great
Or than that borne by president or
prelate, senator or soldier. On
them devolves the Herculean task
Of taking charge Of half q hundred,
more or less, young barbarians,
whose natures seem TO be composed
chiefly Of mischief and interroga-
ton points, and training them up
To be useful members Of society.
While the work of the teacher
in onr public schools requires
worlds of patience, good judgment
and tact, it also requires special
training. and . continual delving
after new knowledge, together with
the best methods ofimpartine that
knowledge to others. For this
purpose the Teachers Institute has
been founded, and the teacher who
takes advantage Of each yearly
meeting TO widen and broaden her
store of knowledge relative to the
Rrt instructive, 10 wise and her
pupils are fortunate:
All honor to the American school
teacher, and especially to those Of
Gillian county who have been
gathered in Condor for the past
week, intent on gathering new in
formation to be impaired to the
'.young ideas" that they are
teaching how to shoot" And Of
the feminine members Of the pro-
fsssion ct least, it can be said that
they are practically useful as well
as beautifully ornamental member
of society.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
SUMMONS.

In ne cifcgis court Of the State Of Oregon, for
the County Of Gillian.
Thomas !. Jordan, plaintiff, W. Emma Flor
ence jordan, defendant
To Emma FioFsnes Jordan. the above named
defeudaut. In the name Of the State OF OREGON.
and in pursuance OF the Ofderof said CoHTt,
made on the 9Th day OF July 1885. directing seFv-
fee Of this summons BY qualification In the Cor.
DOS GL0BK, you are hereby frquiTed to sppear
and answer the complaint Gled against yOu IN
the above-entitled suit within ten days from the
date OF the service Of this summons upon you,
n served in ssid Gillian County. OREGON; or II
served within any other county in the State OF
OTe90n then within swenty days from the date
Of such service upon yon: or II served BY publ
cation. then on or before the FIRST day Of the next
regular tsrm Of this court. to-vit:
Monday. September fo. 1898.
You are hereby further notified that Il you
faii % answer aaid complaint or otherwise plead
thereto within said time, the plsintH win ap-
ply. 70 the court for the relief demanded In the
said complaint, which II that the bonds OF
metrim0ny existing between yourself and the
plaintiff be forever dissolved and that the
plaintiff have the custody and care OF the minor
child Of y0uTself and the plaintiff.
Dated this 18th day OF June, 1863.
T. w. DAZZLING.
jt48 Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OvvIcE Al The DAILEs. On. Aug. q. 1875.
Notice fs hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has fIled notice Of his intention 10
make hnai p00of IN support Of hfs clsim. and
county clerk OF Gillian county, at Condor, Or,
on Friday, October 7. 1893. viz:
JESSE o. McKINNEY. Hd Z. NO. 500.
for the ~ neN sec "A. fp1s.r2ie. W. N. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuons residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz; J. Martin, c. II. Ries and Thomas
MaianOphy, Of Olex, w. r.. Boyer OF Clem. Ore,
a2s-2e jar p. LUcAs, Register
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
= = :" =
Timber Culture, Final Proof.

LAED OYyrcE AT The DALLxs. Or, July II. 'ss.
Notice 10 hereby given that Sarah Z. Hinshaw
formerly Sarah Z. Rogers, has filed notice of IN
tention to make final proof before h. n. Fraser
county clerk, st his once in Condor, Or, on
Friday. August 20, 1895.
on timber culture application No. 3oos. for the
nK suL nwk SEX and swZ ne1<. sec II. tp 5 6
r2z e. W. u. She names as witnesses: T. e
Smith and Adam smith. OF MayvilIe; 2. M
sprngston and J. A. Rogers, Of Condor. Or.
l423 JAS. r. MOORE. Register.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25

With . plentiful supply Of pure
water for iire protection, domestic
use, street sprinkling and irriga-
ton Of lawns and shade trees, Con-
don can Be made one Of the pretti-
est towns IN Oregon. The water
works is 9 good thing; push it
along.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-08-25
STATE NORMAL SCn00E.
WESTON. OREGON.


The most successful years
work Of the State Normal
School at Westons Oregon,
closedlast June, with the
graduation Of twenty stu
dents.
Fall term opens SEPTEM-
BER 8, '9S.
Full course Of study
Scientific and Professional
Vocal and Instrumental
music.
Healthfnl location, good
society and pleasant sur
roundings.
Board in 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, under the careful
supervision Of q matron,
board, fuel and lights at
$3.50 to $3.50 per week.
Catalogues and informa-
ton furnished upon ap-
plication.