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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20
I he
Purifier

at this critical period which will purify and
build up the system at the time. For this pur
pose nothing compare with Swifts Specific
Is. S. S.. A few bottles just will thoroughly
cleanse the blood and renovate and strengthen the
SYSTEM improve the appetite and impart life
and vigor to the entire body It is the best system
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20
SYST en-
BUILDER

natures effort to throw them off, a struggle
to which the system is unequal, unless
properly assisted Boils and pimples and
an incessant WEAKNESS tell the story. The
appetite fails just when good one is needed,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20

Ring 1922 when you want Livery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20

the energies relax, and an unspeak-
able languor pervades the wornout
body Every one knows the i'm
portance of thoroughly cleansing
the blood and purifying the system
and thus avoiding the deadly ty-
phoid fever and other dangerous
diseases which crowd the path of
summer. But it is equally impor-
tant that the RIGHT remedy be taken
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20

dies have no effect whatever upon. It mat
tiers not what other treatment has failed,
S. S. S. cures Catarrh, Eczema Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Cancer, and Contagious Blood
Poison, even in their worst stages Insist on
s. s. s.. and do not be imposed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20
ONLY One NIGHT to Denver.

Only One Night to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Santa
Fe Route. Pullman palace sleepers and
free reclining chair cars through. No
other line runs its trains through all
these points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

For Livery, telephone 1922, Watson
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
LOST VALLEY.

j. 3. Gofr, uf Lone Ruek, was a pleas
ant caller last Monday.
John Brown, Of Hoover creek, passed
through here lew DAYS agn en- rnute
IA Fossil with two loads OF freight FROM
rhe Dalles.
@. ". Hodges arrived here last week
from California On II visit TO his brother
i. U. Hodges. tie Intends 10 spend The
SIMMER here.
Harry Halstead started last Thursday
fur Portland On business aud pleasure
"Trip combined. lie expects To be gone
eight or ten days.
VIM. Johnson, formerly Of this place
bnt late Of The Dalles, arrived Nth his
family this week, with the Intention uf
making this his future home.
From the amount nf emigration pass
Ing through this part nf the country W
tnink that each and all Of us Ought Il
try to locate as many families as pns'
sihle, thereby helping them to n hnmt
and ~ the same time helping our re
spective neghhnrhnuds. Let us Sc,
what can be done here in these progress
| I've times.
We knew Bud Riuehart was wanting
a hnrse that would work to Mr.. iial
stead's buck hoard, hut why he just haS
to have one on particular date VAS ,
mystery. We knew he hud got sirang'
trunk, hnt didn't knnw that he had w
possession ~ its owner until we saw
bnckhoark going dawn the road AZ
, 40 gate, then We tulnhled to the facts
rhe bride and grnnm have the bes
wishes Of their many friends.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
Now Water Works Scheme.

II. Orchard. Of Tillamook. has been
making Inquiries lately in regard to
putting in system Of water. works NJ
this place. Mr.. Orchard 10 said to be II
practical water works man, and has PM,
in systems at 81, Helens, Tiiiamook aud
nthcr Oregon points, and Ia engaged this
summer putting In system ~ Kendrick,
ldahc. Wu, Musgrove made an In
tDrmal canvass of the town, on Friday.
70 ascertain how many citizens would
take hydants, aud found nearly every.
one willing 10 do 50. Farther develop
mcnis frum Mr.. Orchard will be awaited
with much interest.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21

Carpentcrs are IT work fitting up q
pool room and bath rooms in Charlie
Flx'a building this week.
MAEnfgD--sainrslay, July 10, 1893, In
this city, Mr. George l.. Rlnciiart, OF
Condor, aud Miss Mary A. Perry, Of
Lone Rock, were united In marriage.
City Recorder w. A. Darling officiating
The yonDg couple are we'll known here.
and all will mite In wishing them a
happy and prosperous life. Tie GLoBe
extends the usual compliments Of such
occasions.
Ira Carter, Of Mayvile precinct, has
long been accounted chief 'josher" Of
that bailisick, but since the last seasion
0f the county court and the execution II
d certain band wherein Ira assumes the
responsibility Of our new county com
missioner's good behavior inring HE
term IN Office, said commissioner, j. Il.
Dyer. has been wearing the belt. For
particulars call at court bonse.
Doc Brown swenrs that Missouri dogs
are no good. Just because he run over
one oi his new hounds with wagonload
Of hay, the other day, the pesky critter
iidn't do thing but give up the ghost
right there and then. Some of our dog
experts think. however, that perhaps
the hounds sconstitntiOn had been under.
mined by nomesickness and the sudden
change from corn pone to wheat
bread diet. Too much should not b.
expected even from Missouri hpnnd.
X. J.. Hendricks, Of the Salem States-
man, who has been appointed Temporary
appraiser OF customs ut Portland, vice
Cnl. Summers, gone TO Manila, is u
brother Of II. u, Hendricks, oi this city,
and II. II. tIMiAricks. Of Fossil. II IL
understood that the appointments 10 only
temporary, for the reason that Col. Sn,n-
mers will be reinslated upon his return
from Manila, or at the close of the war.
Ground was broke Monday morning
ff the new MasonIc building. corner
Main and Summit streets, The present
work In Of preliminary character, being
done 70 determine the depth II will BE-
necessary 10 sink The foundation Ia order
10 tind solid gronnd. That pint being
settled, bids will be called for for the
stone work. The contract for the car
penter work has already been let t.
Jas. II. Snyder. Of Arlington, for 1897.
The lots are heing graded this week, and
active work will begin in the near future.
Prof v. r. Cooper. blind phrenoIogi-t
aud expert head ieeler. struck town Sat.
arday evening AMI pitch ed his camp on
the vacant lot adjoining Armory hall.
syl Palmer, who has charge of the hall
property, fearing that the tarit pernis-
zion of tent being pitched 80 close 10
the hall might inyaliaate the Insurance
IN case of i fre. requested the professor
10 move his camp which he did in dis
gust, quitting the town at dark and
heating for Glen. Some Of the boys
now say that Syl has been trying for n
long time To make a reputation by run.
ing some fellow out of town, hut this II
the fret time he has made Il stick.
l.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.

The University Of Oregon graduated
last Jnne the largest class In its history.
The elsps nunberd thirty. The fall term
will he9in September 18Th. Students
who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the sni,-freshman
rlnse. No examinations are required for
graduates ~ accredited SCHOOL, Rear.
enable equivalents are aceppfrd for po.t
~ the rtquired entrance studies. Cat
alognes will he sent free 70 all appIi-
rants. Persons desiring information
NAV address the president, Secretary
~. J. Walton, or Mr.. Max A. Plumb
all II Engpne, Oregon.
The conrses offered are those of good
university. There are departments nf
modern and ancient langnages. cbemis-
trv, biology. geology, English. elorn-
tion, advanced engineering. astronomy,
Logic, philnsnply, psychology. malhe-
piaties. and physical education. Music
and drawing nre also Taught. Tue tut.
tion il free. All students pay nm incl
dental fee of ten dollars yearly. Board.
Ioieine. heat and light in the dormi,orr
e0st ~ 20 per week. j2l-27
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
FOSSIL.
The weather i cool and pleasant.

The weather IL cool and pleasant.
The Fossil hunfing mills are now
grinding On wheat purchased last fall.
Having Is well along on Bntte creek
aud binders are cutting some barley 10
ihresh.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. r. Weir visited Fos-
Ill Mlrnday, returning 70 Mayyille the
sanie day.
L. J. Gates and Preston Hamilton left
last week for q months outing at Desc
lation lake.
Mrs. J. II. Putnam and two children
went 10 Pine creek last week to visit the
family Of +. A. Hale.
MARRIED-In Fossil, Sunday, July II,
Mr. X. Wilkes, and Mrs. Phania Angel
Rev. Johns officiating. The affair wac
very private.
We understand the hot winds OF last
Friday damaged considerable grain in
the Buckhorn neighbprhnd.
Alex McLpnnon moved his household
goods To Antelope Monday, having pn.
1aged In the saloon business at that
place.
Merritt Frizzell, who waa run over y,
wagon load of wool several weeks ag,i
has taken worse and his family ART
much alarmed about his condition.
BoRS--Tuesday July ~, lsgs. TO Mr.
an,i AIRS. l.. a. Morris. II son. weight
lbs. Mother and son doing we'll. L,t,
10 thinning VI naming him Dewey Samp
sun Sehley.
Mrs. Bills, and son Tiolhert. went Il
MrDuify Hot Springs hast Saturday
Mrs. Bills goes iur her health, having
hern troubled with rheumatism th,
past winter and spring.
Lee Stewart arrived from the Vale,
hy team, Saturday whore he went some
three weeks ago with % head uf horses
lie reports having done fairly veil viii
his horses. dispo~ing Of them Ia warh
lngton and iamhiIl counties.
Prof. VT. Cooper. hiind phrsnologist
vas in town lRst werk, lecinring il
S,eiwer's hall evenings and exauinin,
the rraniums Of the wuuld.he great peo
Pile. and, from the description he gay'
ai their rocnannts. one wuuli think the,
all had Henry CLAY heads, aud pos
sibly they have, omiting the Henry.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
oLEx.

W r Reed IL lowering his well and
plaptering hin cellar
Mrs. l.. q. Ralsion partook OF Ice cream
With Mrs. Il. y. Rainfall last Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Brown are taking their
simmer onting on Rock creek ~ Mr..
). A. Fosters.
Preaching at Olex last Sabbath war
conducted by MRS Brown. A large
congregation were 10 attendance.
FL Brack's father has arrived and
located In Olex. lie will assist in the
blacksmith shop IN South olex.
Dodson 4 Sly have l.. o. Rtlston's
new store hnilding at Oirx ~ g,pd shape
and are progressing fast towards Its com
pIetiun.
Miss Matte Hnlbnrt and Mrs. II. NJ.
Clay came ont from Arlington few
DAYS ago 10 rnperintend the harvesting
Of Mrs. Clay's crop.
There are more harvest hands coming
into Gillian county this year than ever
hefpre. II many more come, wages will
he apt "a come down.
Joseph Ralston, of Albany, this state,
Il here visiting with his brother l.. y.
Ralston. The former Is practical elec.
tririan, and Is putting Ia telephone
system for the latter.
Many headers started up Monday, also
several threshsrs. Harvest IL now the
order of the day. and the merchants
are kept constantly on the jump, filling
piders Tor extra merchandise.
A copy of II Ie sumpter News has reach
I'd the sanctnin ~ " correspondent. II
IL live paper, recently purchased Us
j. Y. Shnti, formerly of the GLOBE. We
wish him success in his new field.
Good crop prospects pnts enthusiasm
into the veins oi the Gilliamites. Give
rs prosperity, and We will show the
world that We are strictly in II when II
comes 70 a thrifty people full Of business.
The much-talked-of new road from
Olx to Cleni ought to he taken up ini-
inediatply in or,ier to have IL in rondi-
iiun for fall hanliDg; al.o the snhscrip.
lion tl the school bonse ought TO lH
paid In, 20 that the lumhPr cnnd bp
bought now and arrangements made for
building.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
THE CONDON GLOBE.
THURSDAY. July 2l. 1903.


The yearly subscription to the GLonEi Is OF 80,
II paid IN advance II not paid IN advance 50
viii bo charged, A pencil mark around this
notice indicates that youf subscription has OK.
pifed Please renew promptly
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
MAYvILLE.

Haying is about over in this section.
Il. p. Weir, OF Arlington, came up to
visit his family for Il few days.
Bessie and Lester Rinehart are visiting
their aunt, Mrs Taylor, on Rock creek.
VIM. Davenport, who purchased the
John plRg estate, touk possession OF the
property last week.
Revs. Lawson and Fredenhurg are
holding revival meetings here, Rev,
Bailey Is expected To assist them.
Al Mcconnell returned SUNDAY from
Portland. where he was drawn as u 5
grand jnryman some six weeks ago.
Al. Shelton and II. a, McCnlly start
ed with band OF fal cattle 70 Arlington
sunday for Reynolds, the catile hnyer
Mrs, |. A. Henderson and Mrs. W. j
Edwards went 10 Anlelape WedncsdN
tn visit Mrs. Henderson's sister, Mrs
Durbin.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
Covota Bounty.

A meeting of these Interested IN the
navment ~ scalps was held ~ Arlington
June 27. f'0S, Tar the purpose ni devisiug
mrnnsto collect payment. ltwasagreed
those indebted to the Union 70 pay M
at onre hv cash or npte. Therefore, all
those indebted Will rease come forward
and settle within 30 days from the date II
this nntice and save rnsts. We have
1905 on hand and $i00 00nntstanding which
ehonld hc small item In this county
with 1870, 900 sheep. w. RETTig.
President.
Dated July Q, 1898. ji4-2l
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
lconunuNl Iro

County Court Proceedings.
July term, lsas
fco,,tnncd from last ,vaek \
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21

I.H. N, Frazer, county clerk Of said Gillian
county hereby celfythat the foregoing Transcript
has been by me carefully compared with, mud l.
a true copy AMI the whole thereof OF the original
docket entries OF the cohnty court proceedings
OF Gillian county, Oregon, Jnlv term, iSls
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and anlxed nv official sen this 9th day Of
July 1895 II N FRAzEH. County Clerk.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Cnltnre, Final Proo..

LASDO OYrIcg AT THIS DALLgs. on. Jnly II, '9s.
Notice IL hereby given that James f. Downer
heir OF James y Downer. dee has filed notice n
iDtn ion 10 make fnnl proof before II. n. Frazer
county clerk al his Office In Conaon, or, on
Thursday, August rs, 1898.
on tmDer eilttre application No. 2Ole. for IN,
81 swl4 Dwi4 swi< aud swN nw1< see ~, tp 4
RE. W. VI. lie names ~ Witnesses: s. 4
Thompson, J. ". 6crlyner. J. A. McMorris an,
n. r Downer, all oi Condor. Oregon.
jli19 JAs. Y. MooKs, Register
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-21
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

Lam 0rFIcg Ar THE DAufs. on. June 10. 1908
k0tice II hereby given tlst the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention u
make anal proof in support of her .isim, and
that said proof will De made before II. N. Frazer
county eIsrk of Giiiiam eornty 1T Condor, Ore
gon. on Friday JrIy 70, 1873. VIZ:
NAkTiiA r.. GRIDER, lid. +. No 55if,
for the ~ nel1 sch nwiz iiei4 swt4 see H. to 4s
rlieW. H. She names the following wifneesei
10 prove her continuous residence upon anu cul
tiyufi0n of sAid baud, VIZ n, ". CoOke j. r.
G0pke, II. y. Tobey and Abe Moyer, all of Condon
OREGON.
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The Portland daily press., 1898-06-21

1t was only two months ago that Con-
gress solemnly declared tha6 this was not
to be war of conquest, that we were
simply seeking to advance the cause of
humanity. Yet here is Senator Chandler
declaring in effect that everybody who is
inclined to insist upon the country's liv-
ing up to this declaration of its author
lied representatives, is either copperhead
or a traitor, Senator Chandler, however.
is inclined to get things wrong end to. A
while ago he was insisting that the only
way to be loyal to the last Republican
national platform was TO go in for free
coinage, against which the platform ex.
pressly declared. A good way to be right
is to find out what Senator Chandler
thinks and then think the opposite The
application of this rule makes the adyo-
Gates of reckless annexation-thus ma
king the war one of conquest-the trail
tors and copperheads while its opponents
are the really loyal people-loyal to the
express declaration of Congress. when it
was announcing to the world what the
war was for and what it was not for.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-21
BOWDolN COLLEGE.
Instruction by Professors, Assistance by
Tutors.

(From the annual Report of President
Hyde.
The ideal of instruction at which the
college has long been aiming has at length
been nearly realized. With very slight
exceptions, class instruction is given ex-
clusively by experienced and mature pro-
fessors; and the work of tutors is limited
to supplementing the work Of the pro-
fessor by more initma tie personal instruc.
ton in groups of three or four students.
To this principle the only ex captions are
that the class of four students who,
having entered ON an alternative requir e.
mont, desired to begin Greek in college,
has been taught throughout the year by o
tutor; the Sophomore division in Greek
base bene taughtEduring the spring term
by tutor; and one term of mathematics
in Freshman ysar and one term of mathe-
matics in Sophomore year has been taught
by tutor. With these four exceptions,
amounting to two courses of year each,
all the class instruction has been given
by the professors. N8a
The supplementary work done by tutors
Is proving an extremely valuable element
in our plan of instruction. Each depart
ment of science has an assistant who re-
leyes the professor of the merely me-
chanioal drudgery of preparing and re-
moving materials, and who is available
for an amount of guidance and direction
OF laboratory work which the professor
l one would be unable to give. In each
OF the departments where individual drill
Is prime requisite-in Latin, Greek,
mathematics, French, and German-the
professor in charge has had, for the whole
or part of the year, the assistance of a
competent tutor, who has met the
students in small groups and brought
home to them individually the lessons
which they have studied in the class.
Drill in grammar, practice in compo-
sltion, discussion of topics related to the
authors studied, are among the forms
which this supplementary instruction has
taken. No expenditure which the college
makes brings larger returns in proper
ton to cost than this, which provides for
the faithful individual work of these
young men, Efresh from the college and the
university and eager to fit themselves for
more responsible positions as teachers and
professors. At trifiing cost to the college,
1t gives to the more promising candidates
for the profession of teaching valuable
apprenticeship. 1t imparts defniteness,
reality, and inspiration to the work of
the students, and it retains about the col.
young men who form d valuable link be.
tween the student body and the perma
nent members of the Faculty.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-21

though, Ito quote the words of an Asso-
ciated Press despatch) they line the shores
they can readily be driven back by shells
from the feet, AMI a fringe along the
shore wide enough for the safe landing of
the troops secured. The army safely
landed and entrenched, next comes the
determination of the plan of campaign.
In a general way that was fixed upon, no
doubt, before the transports sailed, but
the details cannot be arranged until the
commanding officers have had chance to
study the topography of the country, and
the character and position of the Spanish
defences. The number of Spanish troops
in Santiago has been yariously estimated,
but the most trustworthy information
seems to be that there are about $1,000 in
and about the city. That is about the
same number as the army Of invasion
Much will depend on the condition of
these troops. The chances are that
it is not good. Rumor says that they
are poorly fed and have received no pay
for long time, and that a good many of
them are OH the verge of mutiny. Con-
ditions like these will very much di1nin.
ish their fighting capacity. Still the ac-
tivity which they have displayed at
Guantanamo in attacking our marines
shows that there is good deal of fight in
them, and that Santiago will be ours only
after severe campaign in which our
losses will be serious. 1t is among the
possibilities that Gen. Shafter after a
near view of the situation may deem his
for,e inadequate for the task set for 1t,
and that no offensive movement will be
made until reinforcements are sent him.
Indeed, it may be said that there is con-
siderable expectation in Washington that
this may turn out to be the case. 1t is
we'll to bear in mind that the sole object
of this expedition is to capture and de-
stroy Cervsra's feet. But for the pres
euce of his vessels in the harbor it would
not have been undertaken. Santiago
itself is of no great strategic value, and
no important military object will be ac-
complished by taking it,.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-21
GOVERNMENT TO BUILD CANAL.

Washington, June 20.-The Senate com
mittee on the Nicaragua canal today
agreed to report a bill providing for the
construction of the Nicaragua canal, but
on lines very different from those of bills
previously reported. The bill authorized
today practically provides for the con-
struction of the canal by the United
States. The Marine Canal company is to
be continued in existence but all the
stock is to be held by the United states
government, Nicaragua and Costa Rioa.
The bill provides for the payment of S.
600, 900 to the present stockholders for the
work already performed.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-21

The story that Admiral Camara's feet
has arrived at Carthegena may or may
not be true. Carthegena is on the Medit-
erranean nealy 800 miles from Gibraltar.
What the fleet could have gone there for
unless for exhibition purposes is difficult
to conceive. If its ultimate destination
is the West Indies or the New England
coast. it has gone so for in exactly the
opposite direction. Possibly it is waiting
for something to turn up. and meanwhile
is cruising about for practice.