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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30
FossIL..

Fred Hale, of Pine creek, was in town
the first Of the week with load Of very
fine cherries.
Fossil sports are training their thor
oughbred saddle horses and ponies for
the 4th Of July races.
Fossil merchants have more wagons
and harvesting machinery on hand at
the present time than has been sold out
OF this town in the past three years.
George Knos last week purchased from
J. ii. Putnam one of those 7-foot Os-
borne Binders, which he says is the
finest running machine he ever saw.
Mr.. James Bybee, one of the most
noted sports and old-time horse trainer
and racer in the West. was in town q
few days last week visiting old friends.
Notwithstanding his "a years OF age he
walked from Antelope to FOSSIL, dis
tance of 50 miles, in about Is hours. He
trained the noted race horse Foster
when he run and won the $50, 900 purse
at San Francisco in the four mile race.
In all past wars the United States
has invariably had plenty Of soldiers
left te begin the next conflict with.
The close Of the present war will leave
the country in better shape than ever
in that respect.
The lovers Of peanuts should buy q
supply and store them for future use.
for it is understood the government il
buying up this seasons entire crop.
Uncle Sam is going to use the kerr
mails" in the army and the "shells" in
the navy.-Ex.
"Let me kiss your Dewey lips
urged the youth in the parlor. "Youns
man" roared voice from above, "the
bombardment will begin as soon as
can get down stairs" Then the haplesi
youth organized himself into a flying
squadron and made o feet disappear
ance.-Ex.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30

ii. h HENnRicKs, ii. ". AENDRicKs.
Condor. Or. Fossil, Or
II. n. q III. &. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oFFfcKs AT cnNDoN AND FOSSIL, OREGON,
Careful attention 10 Office counsel and practice
In all the courts also counsel by ycorrespondeuco.
We write Deeds, Mtgs,, Liens, Wills, Transcripts
abstracts, etc. Fire insurance In the best com.
panies cxtaat. Also attention toColleotiOns ana
Land Laws. Notary Pubic IN each otiice.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30
REDUCING STOCK.
Selling

Selling Out at Cost
Our large stock Of tickets to the East
going at immensely reduced rates. Call
on or write to
F. G. HNpLE, Agent,
Arlington, Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30

The Wasco Warehouse Co. has wool
sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for
sale at Arlington.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30

N@WDlND0F tH3 WusFt1t
He roso 70 depart as the clock. sounded eight,
And getsing his hat hna his cane,
His wife swsctly murmured, Now, don't stay
ont sases
Dear Charlie Remember the Maine
Niih that somewhat startling injunction in
yinw.
lie was back home at ten with his pet,
Fsr should he stay later he very wen knew,
wtsas great blowing up be would get.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30
Treasurar.s Notlce.

All county warrants registered prior
to Nov. II, 1896. will be paid on presen-
tation at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. s. B. BARKER,
Treasurer of Gillian county, Oregon.
Dated at Condor, Ore, June 80, 1898.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-30
"WAR''
Tin rates.l

Write quick to the undersigned and
enlist in the army OF passengers taking
advantage OF the cut rates to the East
F. G. HNDLE, Ag't o. r. & n. Co.,
Arlington, Ore.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.

The flint glass workers union will de-
mand 20 per cent increase In wages.
Postal authorities are working speed
lily In the extension Of rural free de-
livery.
The president has appointed Martin
]. Carter. Of Pennsylvania, consul at
st. Johns. N. =.
Major William @. Moore. for IL yeaps
superintendent Of the Washington po-
lice. is dead. aged 50.
william Brakeman, shot by bandits
who held mp st. Louis and San Fran
cisco train at Andover Kan. died frsa
his wound.
General John 8. william. ex-United
States senator from Kentucky and a
hero Of the Mexican and civil wars
died near Mt. Sterling. Ky.
William Mason. alias big BiM," de-
scribed as one Of the most desperate
criminals In the country, wanted in
philadelphia for the murder of Major
William G. Wilson, On aged librarian,
in August last. was arrested In New
York.
The coA operators OF Pennsylvania
district No. . Will positively refuse 70
sonsider the demand Sor an increase OF
wages made by the convention of b.
luminous miners. The operators say
NE war has hurt instead OF helped th9
sa' business OF this district. -
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BEFORE THE SURRENDER.

General Toral Wanted His Soldiers TO
Retain Their Guns.
Santiago de Cuba. July ls.-The week
preceding the surrender Of Santiago
was replete with dilatory tactics on the
part of the Spaniards. On Wednesday
Of last week General Toral sent out q
reply to General Skaters second de-
mand for the surrender OF the city. re-
iterating his determination to resist.
During the existence of the truce Tor
ais forces were busily engaged in
doubling back his entertainments and
fixing his guns In the direction from
which he was threatened.
At q conference later between Gen.
erals Toral. Miles. Shafter. Wheeler.
Gilmour. Colonel Morse. Lieutenant
Miley and Colonel Maus the situation
was placed frankly before General To-
raj. and he was offered the alternative
OF being sent home with his garrison
or leaving Santiago province. The
only condition imposed was that he
should not destroy the existing forth
fications and should leave his arms be-
hind. This later condition the Span
ish general, who does not speak En-
glish. explained through his interpre-
ter was impossible. He said the laws
OF Spain gave a general no discrc-
ton. He might abandon a place when
ne found II untenable, but ne could not
leave his arms behind without subject
Ing himself to the penalty OF being
shot. His government. he said. had
granted him permission to evacuate
Sn vNtt In Aat nn .sNN hAv ho n
that he could not go.
Thursday General Toral sent a CON-
munication to General Shafter indicat.
ing his willingness to accept the terms
of surrender proposed and asked the
American commander to appoint com
missioners to meet three Spanish com.
missioners to arrange terms Of surren'
der. The American commissioners ap.
pointed were Generals Wheeler and
Lawton and Lieutenant Miley. The
Spanish commissioners were Robert
Mason, British vice consul. and Gen.
eral Escarajao and Colonel Fontaine
Of the Spanish army.
General Shafter had transmitted Il
Washington the request Of General To
raj that the Spanish prisoners be al.
lowed to return with their arms tt
Spain. The reply came In the shape o
positive instructions to insist upon tht
Spanish troops laying down their arms
and to this General Toral was com
PEELED to agree.
Our government agrees to transport
all the Spanish prisoners. numbering
$4,000, In neutral vessels to Cadiz OF
some other Spanish port. and to pro
vide them with food pending the EN-
barkation and during the voyage.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
As Reflected by Dealings In Philndel
phia and baltimore.

Philadelphia. July lS.-F'lour firm: win
ter superfine, s3d3.25; Pennsylvania roller
clear. $3.S5M4 city mills. extra. s3.25d34
Rye flour quiet at 50 per barrel for choice
Pennsylvania. Wheat dull; No 2 red
July, 79Ndsoc.; do. August, 7iiaQ 75c.; do
September. 7SaM74c. Corn higher; No. /?
mixed. July, 36i4M36Ac. No. 2 yellow,
for local trade iolac. Hay firm; choice
timothy. Sl2 for large bales. Beef steady;
beef hams, s2250a23. Pork firm; family,
$l2.5Odl3. Lard firm; western steamed
$3.50. Butter steady; western creamery
l31sdl7c.; do. factory, llQl2Sc.; Elgins
I7c.; imitation creamery, 12Ql+kc.; New
York dairy. 12hal6c.; do. creamery. 1874
l6hc.; fancy Pennsylvania prints job
bing at 2Od23c. do. Wholesale, &c.
Cheese firm; large, white, 7hc.; small
white. 7hG7&c.; large, colored, TIC /:
small. colored, &c.: light skins, 5NGvc.
part skins. 4%a5kc.; full skins, 2lp2lsc. !;
Eggs steady; New York and Pennsylva-
Ella, l2d13c.: western, fresh, Tlc.
Baltimore. July B.-Flour dull; western
supcrfins. $2.s0ll3.15: do. extra, S2543.75.
do. family, Aa4.4O; winter wheat patent.
A.SOa4.b; spring do, A75Q5; spring
wheat. straight, A.5Oa475. Wheat easy;
spot. SOhMS0Ac.; month, 79aa9s0c: Au-
gust. f4Nlb75c.: September, Nk17So
steamer No. 2 red. 75%d16c.: ssuHhwn
wheat, by sample 73Qslhc.; do. ON
grade. 7GaS1c. Corn strong; spot and
month. S7l.af37Ac.; August. s7X13so.;
September, 3SlA9ssAc. steamer nApsi,
8shaSskc.; southern, white, 2sQA: do.
yellow. +c. Oats strong and higher; ~,
: white. aG32c.. No. 2 mixed 29a3Oc. Rq
steady: No. 2 nearby, &c.; No. wex
P2,tc. Hay steady; No. l timothy, tliNDg
u. Grain freights easier; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel. nd. July: Cork. for
orders. per quarter Is. lloyd. July; $50
ss. I'D. August Sugar strong; gran
ulated. b.451s. Butter steady; fancy
creamery, 17q1sc.; do. imitation, 16c. : do.
ladle. laG1sc.; good laAle. 1A.: St0ve
packed, loG1lc Eggs firm: fresh. Do.
Cheese steady: fancy New York. large,
" A8Shc.: DO. medium. s,aasxc.; do. small,
s%Gsc. Lettuce. x11og125 per basket.
Whisky. N091o per gallon for finish
ed goods in carloads, $1.2s1E3O per gal
lou Tor 5ebbing loes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
cARLlsr ACTIVITY.
spaAn's Monarchy Harasaed by Foss
f within and without.


within and without.
London. July ls.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF The Daily Mail says:
1T Is well known here that for some
time past the Carlists have been Sc
cretly placing stores. arms and am
munition In many Of the smaller towns
elong the French side Of the frontier.
When the signal for a Carlist rising is
given the taking OF these supplies and
munitions Of war across the frontier
viii occupy at the most a single night.
they must 20 to receive arms and
equipments.
THE Basque provinces seem very
quiet. but this Is explained by the fact
that the orders of Don Carlos are most
stringent In the sense that nothing
must be attempted until he gives the
signal. when the rising Is to be general.
"The government has increased
measures Of precaution to nip in the
bud any attempt Of the kind. During
the last few days more troops have ar
rived at Tolosa and Vergara, two
points OF stragetical importance In the
will probably be given In the country
between Catalonia and Valencia, and
in Navarro, where Don Carlos has his
most fanatical partisans. The Basque
provinces would follow when the gar
rison there shall have been weakened
by the necessity OF sending troops tc
fight the Carlists In Navarro.
II have also information that the Re.
publicans. especially those OF Valencis
and Andalusia. are buying arms. Gen
eral Weyler is reported to be in com
munication with both the Carlists ant
the Republicans.
Eel impartial accuses President Nc
Kinley OF deliberately prolonging thu
war In order to carry 1t into Spain. t.
enable England In the final settlement
to derive territorial advantages a
Gibraltar OF in the Canaries."
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To Disband the ..Mosouito Fleet -

Boston. July 19.-It was learned at
the navy yard today that the so-callei
mosquito feet" OF coast defense ves-
sells ia to be disbanded, and all of the
20 vessels Of various types attached to
II at present, except the monitors. will
be sent to Cuba or southern waters
The monitors vii remain on guard
along the Atlantic coast as coast guard,
because they have no modern arma-
ment and the government has none
TO give them, and because OF their lack
of speed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
ANOTHER MANILA EXPEDITION.

Fifteen Hundred More Volunteers Are
En- Route For Manila
San Francisco, July 19.-Camp Mer-
ritt is gradually growing smaller. Yes
terday 1900 men. representing the First
Montana regiment and 800 recruits for
the First California volunteers. broke
camp and marched to the transport
steamer Pennsylvania, which will con-
vey them to Manila. The farewell given
the. soldiers was like all Of It's prede-
cessors. Thousands OF people lined the
streets, cheered the passing soldiers,
showered them with howers and passed
them fruits with which to moisten their
poarche1 lips. for the sun was very
hot.
The Pennsylvania win probably saii
some time today. No further troops
have been designated for future Manila
expeditions. and 1t now seems possible
that some OF the troops here will be
sent east to Join the invading army at
Porto Rico.
Meanwhile the matter OF getting of
the remaining vessels Of the Philippine
expedition is consuming the energies OF
the forces at army headquarters The
Rio Janefro will probably sail on Thurs
day or Friday. The work Of loading Is
progressing rapidly. The six months
medical supplies and two additional
months supplies for the voyage are
being put on today Efforts will be
made to get the st. Paul on bv next
Monday and the Scandia, the govern
ment steamer which win also be used
on this expedition. as soon as possible.
Two battalions Of the First South Da-
kota and the recruits for the Eight
eenth infantry will probably go on the
Rio Janeiro. The remaining battalion,
a South Dakota regiment. the Colorado
and Minnesota recruits and q detaeh-
ment from the Signal corps, will 60 to
Mania on the st. Paul.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21

kt.rs and Stripes Waves
Z the vanquished City.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
|dsr Of the Spanish Arms to
keueral Skaters Troops.
|Aco's MILITARY GOVERNOR.

| xeKibbin Has Been Placed in Tenn
i command Of the Surrendered City.
{, roral's Pathetic Attitude at the
|us Of Commissioners 70 Arrange
of Surrender-A Charming Ex-
. Of the Large Hearted Generosity Of
bean Sailors.
Sago. Cuba. July lS.-The Ameri-
ia floating in triumph over the
|or.s palace at Santiago de Cuba.
eneral McKibbin has been ap-
temporary military governor.
Impressive ceremonies the Span
hons laid down their arms be-
| the lines of the Spanish and
Ian forces at 9 o'clock yesterday
bn.
ral shafter returned to General
1.-The latter's sword after 1t had
handed to the American COM
Our troops. lined up at the
rs. were eye witnesses OF the
Iuy. General Shafter and his
accompanied by General Toral
through the city. taking formal
lion. The city had been sacked
they arrived by the Spaniards
ceremony Of hoisting the Stars
kripes was worth all the blood
kasure 1t cost. A vast concourst
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
Eola Again Convicted and Sc ntence

Eola Again Convicted and Sc ntenced
Versailles. July le.-The second trial
Of M. Emile lola and N. Perreux. pub
Usher Of TIE AuSOpe. on the charge Of
libel brought against them BY the Of
flcers Of the Esterhaxy court martial,
was concluded here yesterday IN the
assize court The result was . second
conviction, and MN. Zola and PerreW
were each sentenced to a years i'm
prisonment. 10 5000 fSaass Ane and to
pay the costs Of suit.
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Dewey Halted the Irene.

London. July 1s.-rhe Hong Kso0
correspondent OF The Daily Mail says:
United States Consul Wildman ~
forms me that as the German cr0isse
Irene was passing Marivels, of Mama.
the other day. the United States gun.
boat Hugh McCulloch. was sent after
her to ask her to stop. As the Irens re-
fused to obey shell was sent asCoas
her bow and a small boat went to -
cover what she was doing. The 0sr.
man admiral protested ana iasoses1
that German ships had . right to ea1,r
the harbor without being searched, Q
cl9m which Admiral Dewey dec!s:e1
to recognize"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
reported ombnrdmento OF Manxsnills

reported Bombnrdmento OF ManxsnilIs
London. July ia special Dispatch
from Havana, dated Monday, says:
Seven American warships heavily
bombarded- Manzanillo this morning.
Three steamers OF the Menendex line
were set on fire. Several gunboats that
were In the harbor issued for the de-
Tense Of the town, but were stranded.
The result Of the bombardment is not
yet known here"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21

30. 'le seaman Who had . silver coin
taken from one Of the Spanish YEA
ssls offered II for sale for the benefit
Of the fund. and II was bid In BY an
other seaman for as. n save psseta
piece from the Infanta Maria Teresa
brought $50 more. The fund now
amounts to over $1,000. and is growing.
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POSSIBLE. In cash st fair valuation.
and when payment in cash is not pos
sible receipts are to be given.
"All ports and places in Cuba which
may he in the actual possession Of our
land and naval forces will be opened
TO the commerce Of neutral nations. as
well as our own. in articles as contra
band Of war. upon payment OF the pre-
scribed rates Of duty which may be in
force at the time OF the importation"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
Filibustering Charges Dismissed.

Baltimore. July 19.-By direction OF
the attorney general the charges pend
ing against General Carlos Roloff and
John T. Smith. who were under indict-
ment charged with conspiring TO vio-
late the neutrality laws by conveying
arms 70 Cuba, were nolle pressed yss-
terday. DR.. Jose J. Luis was convict
- Of the charge cad served o sentence
e y WaaoAso n ~ baltimore jail
Csoee3 w&G se<s- located, and Rolon
, suooeoso - ksvs gee to oubs-
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To Collect Customs nj sontinro.

Washington. July l0.-The United
States will take immediate steps to COL
lect the customs revenue at Santiago
- . war condition. a11 Il 10 not I'm
yrsseeas that a en~sy.ment customs
office hsS already been opened there
rsaST - >RAA.~ffs swsss kbiass . Ia
pending the dnal settlement st the
question of the statue Of Cuba after tie
ciees Of the va
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-21
AUGUST CANNOT SURRENDER.
viii Resist Philippine Insurgents
However Hopeless His Cause.

viii Resist Philippine Insurgents.
However Hopeless His Cause.
Hong Kong. July l9.-The following
advices have just ben received from
Manila, under date OF July IS:
An important interview has Just been
held between General Aguinaldo's sec
rotary. Legarda. and a prominent na-
tive white man. and the Spanish COM
mander. Captain General Augustin.
The insurgents representatives urged
General Augustin to surrender the city.
asserting that $4,000 insurgents sur
rounded Manila and were able to enter
II at any time. Thus far, they added.
the insurgents had been restrained
with difficulty. but II the Spaniards
continued stubborn the result would be
that the insurgents would be compelled
TO lombard and storm the city. with
in history. because in the excitement
Of battle they cannot discriminate.
Continuing. the captain generals Wis
itors advised him to disregard the Of
ficial hctions regarding alleged Span
ish victories In Cuba and reinforce
ments coming TO the Philippines
islands. and proposed a reconciliation
between the Spaniards and the Philip
pinos. under republic flag. and a
Joint endeavor to persuade the Ameri-
cans 10 abandon hostilitiss in the Phil
ippine islands. Finally. the representa-
tives Of the insurgents proposed an ap-
peal to the powers to recognize the in
! dependence of the Philippine islands.
The captain general replied that he
must fight, however hopelessa. the
Spanish cause.
Admiral Dewey Is establishing a
more strict blockade. lest II be invali-
dated by permitting neutrals TO visit
Cavite and Malabon and send and re-
ceive mails enclosing surreptitious
! Spanish dispatches. He has threatened
to station warships opposite the city,
which might precipitate hostilities. as
the Spanish officers declare they wSll
certainly fire on any American within
range. regardless Of the consequences
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By surrendered indicated by dark
portion.)
DO people witnessed the stirring
)rilling scene that will live for
the minds Of all the Americans
The palace, a picturesque old
hg in the Moorish style of archi-
faces the Plaza de La Reina,
Incipal public square. Opposite
be imposing Catholic cathedral.
3 side is a quaint. brilliantly
building, with broad verandas
lub of San Carlos. On the other
iing of much the same descrip-
S the Cafe De La Venus.
)ss the plaza was drawn up the
infantry, headed by the Sixth
b band. In the street facing the
e stood a picked troop of the
cavalry, with drawn sabers,
command of Captain Brett.
on the stone tagging, between
ind and line Of horsemen, were
figade commanders of General
rs division, with their staffs. On
tiled roof Of the palace stood
p McKtttrick. Lieutenant Miley
fneral Wheeler.
fbout, pressing against the YER
valls, crowding to windows and
and lining the roofs. were the
OF the town. principally women
Pn-combatants. As the chimes
old cathedral rang out the hour
the infantry and cavalry pre-
arms. Every American uncov-
nd Captain McKittAck hoisted
frs and Stripes. As the brilliant
Pnfurled in a gentle breeze the
band broke into the strains Of
Ptar Spangled Banner"
Pc same instant the sound of the
booming of Captain Capron's
firing a salute Of 81 guns,
IN. When the music ceased,
Nj directions around our line
noating across the plaza the
OF the regimental bands and
med, hoarse cheers of our troops.
iantry came to order arms" a
later. after the flag was up,
band played Rally Round the
oys." Instantly General McKib-
ied for three cheers for General
which were given with great
asm. the band playing Sousa's
'ars and Stripes Forever"
ceremony over, General Shafter
STAFF returned to the American
aving the city, in the possession
municipal authorities, subject
ontrol Of General MeKibbin.
Thirteenth and Ninth regiments
ntry will remain In the city b
order and exercise municipal
". The Spanish forces are to
ousside OF eur lines. -
wsrk Of loading the Spanish
" on transports preparatory to
them back to Spain will bs
nced a. soon as ships are pro-
open handed generosity Of the
IN seamen was shown last Sat
men a subscription was opened
nedore SsAlsy's aagship, the
n, for ~ benefit OF the yovne
Gsosss AAary utiis. IL saly
LED on ~ Aasgleaa ~ dur.
bAeSss ~ A1uouel csR~e.a.s
= ~ saU11ol eesgse alAsis
- vlsss slhAeeas - -
. usatA. givlae - -
I>~y--- :. -.srvxu,~1r~-.w.
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B,anco and Toral Had Fun Power.

London. July l9.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF The Times says: Cap
tain General Blanco and General Toral
were given a free hand in the surrender
Of Santiago, as the government did not
desire to expose itself to such criti-
cism AZ followed the destruction of Ad-
miral Cervera's squadron. when It was
alleged that the government ordered
Admiral Csrvera to quit the bay. The
necessity OF making peace Is now uni
versally admitted but the necessity OF
making 1t quickly is less generaly real
szed."'