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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
FOSSIL.

Lee Phares is quite low with typhoid
fever.
Chas. Miller sold his mountain ranch
last week 10 U. l.. Prindle.
Ambrose Beard. Of Pine creek, bought
Charles prindle's cattle last week, pay.
ing $2S for cows and calves.
Miss watteuhurger, eldest daughter
of 5. y. Watienburger, Is very vi with
typhoid fever. with d.. Matte b. Shaw
III attendance.
George Smith, step son of Sam Grant
arrived home last week, after an absence
oi fpar years. lie expects to start IA
school at this place Monday.
Frank Prindle, who has been repair
ing watches, and dealing in jewelry, In
small way here the last three years,
has located at Lebanon, Linn county.
Sam Thompson received letter las
week from Jas. Morrow. who started io'
the klOndykc last spring. stating b,
and JAS. Harvey. II Portland, hnt for
nerly Of Fossil, had at last arrived al
DaN son City.
The White Owls Of Fossil met last
Sunday night at IL p. M, and after lhre,
hours oi harder work than any of then
ever did befoFe--snch a. building fence,
across blocks and sitting them mp IL
frnnt uf business houses, etc., they ad
turned at p. NJ, Ia meet year hence
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
indian war In Grant County

Erstern Oregon can never submit to
being ouidone in any way by sister
states OF the effete east, and in order to
be in line with Minnesota, our neighhpr-
ing county Of Grant has just pulled of
first-class Indian war. The trouble
ocrdrred between baud of Columbia
river braves and number OF sturdy
citizens Of Grant county. Report says
that the Indians accused settler OF
stealing two Of their horses, and attempt
ed to make forcible entry into his harm
to look for the stock. The rancher open
Ell tire on the redskins and drove them
off. Next day two white men were shot
and seriously wounded, from ambush,
and posse WAS then organized and the
woulh.be murderers were pursued. A
fight took place about s. miles irou
Canyon City, one white man being shot
and killed, and several Indians killed
and wounded. The remainder Of the
Indians escaped to the mountains or II
IL likely they would all have been trans.
formed into ''good citizens" by the we'll
handler rifles OF the settlers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
German Specialists
Announcement.

The Germsn Specialists from Portland.
Ore, will he At the CondDn iiolel Nov.
80, and will return monthly. II YOU
have Chronic Catarrh, consultation Is
free OF charge. DO you blow mucus
from the nose2 Are you tronhled with
bleeding of the nose? Are tie nostrils
obstrncted, making breathing difficult? :?
Are you hOarse at times? IL the mnrus
dropping down from the back of nuse
into throat? II yonr nose stopped up2
10 yonr hearing affectedf IAyonr throat
49, At times? Do ynn spit good deal
- Il rising IN the morning? % yoi
and hawk 20 clear yonr throat ?
g.csatrh lei dangerous disease. which
leads into consumption. Weak eyes
cured cross eyes straightened without
operation; rataracts removed without 4
knife; glasses fitted when all Others
have failed rupture and hernia cured
without trnsses or operations; sure cure
for kidneys; chronic rheunAtIsn cured,
Donot fail to see the German Specialists
A friendly talk viii cost yon nothing,
and is bound 70 result in great deal u
good 70 you. They will return monthly
RcmenshgT tse date.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03

The German Specialists will NJ u the
Candon Hotel op next Taesday aud
"Wednesday, NOV Oh ana atit where
they Mag ba consultpd FREE q eharge.
pliey viii retHrd every month and re-
main two days. Read their announce.
ment ID this issue.
Mr.. II. 7. Booth, the tireless agent of
the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insnr-
anee Company, whose tDngne works
with 4 paiyel, went from here to Com
don a few days ago. FOSSIL journal
Since reactiing CondVn Mr.. Bpoth has
lost the "swiyel," and that ton4ne Of
Ills now operates at each end and the
middle and ~ = consequence life insnr.
ance policies are being written IN job
lf,Le
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
PUBLIC SALE.

Having disposed of my ranch, and
wishing to retire from hnsiness on
account af 1T health. l will sell. at
pnhlic anction. at INV ranch on Trail
Fork, ahoui l2 miles southeast OF
Condon. on
Friday November II. 1898,
The fellowing described property;
Is head Of work and saddle horses,
5head oicattle, farmingimplemen,s,
wagon. mck, household and kitchen
Notwithstanding Il trst-class or
gan. large qusntity Of canned fruit
and other artIclea too numerous to
mention.
Terms of sale; One veor's time on
all approved accounts over $40 90
3 per cent disconut fnr cash,
Sale will begin At . o'clock sharp,
q. L. NEALE, FRANK EPRIN0aTos
Auctiuhl@er.f
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
Fine Bucks For Sale.

Parties wishing fine long wool Delant
hncks, free from wrinkles, will do we'll
u call on me At my ranch ut Lone Rock
Ms nave 40 head of the same now on
sale. They are in fine condition aud
are from the Charles Cunningham flock
Of bucks. They are all one year old hut
very large. win also sell l2 head OF
old bucks that have heen in service two
years IN uy hana Of sheep.
Parties purchasing hncks can leave
same IN my pasture until needed, free
oi charge, Mr.. r, NJ, johnson will give
all information and prices when l am
not there.
u1S.SS W. ii. CoIwELL.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03

~ where for " he story OF the Philippines
by Murat Halstead. commissioned by the Gov
ernment rs Otticial Historian 10 the War De-
partment, The book was written In army camps
Merritt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong
Kong, In the American trenches at Manila. In
the tnsurgent camps with Aglinaldo, on the
deck OF the Olympia with Dewey, and in the
roar OF battle ut the fall Of Manila. BonanEa for
agents. Brimful oi original pictures taken by
government photographers on the spot. Large
book; Low prices, Big profits Fre,sn, paid.
books Outfit free. Address, 4. T. Barber. See'y.
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago ILL.,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
Rail Road Rumors.


Tie following letter has lately been
received by certain gentlemen Of this
section who have been interesting them
selves In securing better transportation
facilities for the wheat growers, stock
men, etc, OF this section Of Gillian Go /:
"WAsco, oREoos, Oct. 81, 1903.
dEErLEMEE -
l beg 70 acknowledge receipt OF yonr
valned favor oi the 2nd inst, which has
just been received by me owing 70 my
absence Ia the East. Pressure Of busi-
ness has delayed my proposed visit u
your country. and until l am able u
make The trip will be unable 10 say
v hat can be done TO relieve the situa.
tion in your comfy.
Our engineers are very busy and can
not he spared for about three weeks,
hence am afraid IL will be month ~
least before can make the trip. have
not received the letter from Mr.. Myers,
referred tp IN your last letter. Perhaps
IL WAS lost. | am certainly interested
in your country and II will afford me
great pleasure TO I've of any benefit "a
yon and Twill be glad y have you furnish
me all the statistics asked for in NJ,
first letter II not too much tronble "
YOU. II possible, give me the number
Of acres under cultivation this year,
average yield per acre, nnnber Of acres
tIllabie land in your county which would
he tributary To proposed line. average
rain fall. etc, etc. and greatly oblige
Yours truly,
E T. LYLE |,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

wish IN Announce that, owing to All
unex pected amonnt Of other business
II will he impossible for me 10 conduct
a business school in Condor dnrng tht
coming winter, a. previously announcei
in these columns. Circumstances have
rendered it absolutely necessary for mt
TO change my plans.
Respectfully,
j. A. McMoRRIs
Nov. l, 1898.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
strayad.

From d. B. Trimhe's pasture, on or
about ortoherl0 1903, u dark-red, mnlev
COW, weight about 100 lbs, branded
JE (connected) on right hip; AT Coon
nected) on side, and waffle On jaw Has
ranged for pact two years between Doc
Browns place and Abe Lnellin9's, about
six miles northeast Of Condon. Two
dollars (S200) reward will he paid for
her return to the undersigned,
II. q. JORDAN,
CAuNdan, Gre
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03

\HIANTED-AGENTS FOR GLADSTONE. HIS
wv Lille and Public Services" bv Thos w,
landlord. A wonderful story OF u glorious ca-
reer Over 800 large, radiant pages, 100 superb,
rare engravings, Richest, BIGGEST, beet ana only
endorsed "Gladstone book published. Only
500 Com mission, 50 per cent Credit given.
Freight paid. Outfit Tree. Drop ell trash and
clear $500 month with the only true and good
ssiladstone book" Address THE DOMINION
COMPANY. Dept. So, ss2-s56 Dearborn street,
Chicago. jsQ-os
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03

VAyANTED--SEvERAI TRUSTWORTHY PER
Wv sons IN this state to manage our business
In their own and nearby counties, lis mainly
0fii e work conducted at hume salary straight
S9N0 year and expenses definite, bonadde, no
more no less salary Monthly s75, References,
Enclose seli-address,d stamped envelope Her
bert E. Hess Prest, Dept NJ, Chicago, Ill.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription 70 the oioBR is tBI. so,
n paid IN advance. tinot paid In advance "a
VIII be charged. A pencil mark around this
notice indicates that yoiI suDsenpuea hasax.
plred. pIease rcpew promptly.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-03
unEaM PLEADS GUILTY.
"A s,ensatlan Sprung IN the linn Mar-
der Trial, Green % Testify Yes
tafaay Against Granson,

On Tuesday, Mt Eugene, Courtlaud
Green, jointly indicted with Claude
Bfantpu ~ the murder u John LiWp,
pleNded g0iiip v TIE rhafgp y murder
ia thp frat degree aad agreel q te.tii,.
Against Iiranton % the following day,
lyesterdayJ When BranLon learned u
Green's adtion lils nerve forsook hinl
and he broke down aud criei like baby.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
GIN AND MILL FOR SALE.

My entire plant Of 1 boiler, 1
engine, 1 grist mill, saw mill,
3 gin stands with feeders and con-
densers, l hydraulic press with 2
doubleacting pumps, cotton eleva-
tor and distributor, seed conveyor,
l Biton wagon scale and all nee
ossary buildings, with 3 acres of
land, Average ginning, 1000 bales
per season. For terms apply to,
+. FAHRENTHoLD,
Dreyer, Gonzales County, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
ADDITIoNAL LOCALS.

An interesting letter from Dreyer
was received too late for this issue.
but will appear inthe next.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Leonard of
Yoakum were in The city Wednes-
day and attended the NVelhauson.
Richter reception Wednesday night
Mr.. Arthur Williamson and Miss
Lexia Woods, we're married last
Wednesday ni&tat old Moulton,
Rev J.'F sullSSah performing the
ceremony. E
What have our capitalists and
business men got to say about that
cotton factory? The columns of the
GAZETTE are open TO you, let us
hear from you.
G. A. Pannewitz has reopened
his Photograph Gallery, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of Photo work,
from taking the smallest baby to
the largest family group.
Mr.. II. ]. Simank, the fruit tree
dealer of Sinner. had some work
done last week at the GAZETTE
Office. Mr.. Simank is prepared to
furnish anything you want in fruit
trees or shrubbery.
II. j. Hocutt, an expert photo
grapher, has opened up gallery in
Sinner, and is prepared to do first
class work in his lire, Mt reason
able prices. He isloca.ed in tent
next to the Ehlinger house,
The prairies down about St.
Mary's in Refugio county, are SAID
to be we'll supplied with ducks.
But The GAZETTE, so far, cannot
vouch for the truth of the assertion,
as none have yet been received from
the Sinner nimrods.
The sealing Of the room Mt the
schoolhousc occupied by Miss Lit
tledeld's grade has been completed.
and the room can now be kept warm
md comfortable. The teachers and
pupils all return thanks to the
board, for this work
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30

of county superintendent of schools
in Travis county { he wa an indie
pendent candidate) will return to
Halletsville and again take charge
of the New Era. Good Lord de-
liver U.S..
B. 6. Bennett, the new sheriff,
has appointed as deputies here, j.
W. Bennett and A. J. Smothers-
What other appointments he will
make your correspondent knows
not, except that he retained as dep
uty at Ezzell S. ]. Thompson who
for years has served in that capac
ity. S. l.. Bennett will be deputy
under J, D. A. Meyer; and it is said
that the other officers will retain
their old deputies.
The new commissioners court or
ganized by selecting Gus Vogt as
presiding officer and S. C. Thigpen
to look after the poor farm. 1t IS
believed that Henry Quota, the
commissioner of precinct No. 8, will
prove equal to any emergency.
1t is not necessary to mention
the weather, because people know
how it is and has been, but don't
know what it will be and this your
correspondent also knows not.
NERO.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
Hotel Arrivals.
CITY HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.
J. 9. wender, T. W. Jerry, |. w.
Griffith, Q. J. Gray, J., A. Lenart,
w, L. MMtin, Pat Muckenroy, h.
NJ. Kokernot, II Armstrong, George
l. Luttlcr, r. 9. Bucker, NJ. G.
NIacgoulen, Jose Nolino. Pnro Persia,
Domin yolino, r. J., Shaw, 7. Dodd,
&. w. Barchker, J. +. Barber and
wife Jake ITurch. i. I.ittmann, b.
II. Zubar, Willis Patton, B, Hub
bard.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
HALLETSVILLE
News NOTES.
Another Interesting Communication
From Nero.

Halletsville. Texas, Nov. %. 1898.
-Justices' court is in session here
today and the docket is large one;
there being one assault to murder
and u burglary case to investigate.
In the burglary case, one of the de-
PENDANTS is Il woman, or rather, a
girl, the stepdaughter of the other
defendant, John Yak they are
charged with burglarizing the
smoke house of Mr.. Robert Miller
in Sublime.
AS yet the burglar who so often
phys his vocation in this little city
has not been captured.
Mr., o, B. Haynes, who last Mon
day shot and killed one Jim Love,
about Is miles below here on the
Lavaca, had an examining trial
before Squire Townsend, last Thurs
day, county attorney Blakeslee
representing the State and D. A.
Paulus, Esq, the defendant. In'
asmuch as in cases of this kind the
law requires the justice Of the peace
to exact bond Of the accused to
await action Of the grand jury, the
bond was fixed at the sum Of $500
which was at once given.
Parties had been stealing year
lings from the John Smothers and
c. B. Kelly ranches and they were
notified where several yearings
could be found. Smothers sent
Haynes, who was working cattle
for him, with Kelly to investigate
Finding a yearling of Kelly's tied
in II thicket, they secreted them
selves and waited for developments
After time man whom they did
not know, rode up to the yarline
and got off his horse, having in his
hand double barrel shot gun
Haynes demanded that he surren-
der, but the man raised his gun
cooking it, when Haynes, who had
his pistol drawn, fired, killing him
instantly. Very little is known Of
Love, except that he served a term
in the penitentiary for horse steal
ing.
Hugo Wicker, who resides in the
same neighborhood, has been ar
rested and jailed on two charges o
cattle theh.
| County court will convene il
regular quarterly session next Mon
day.
There will be special session o
the commissioners court on Thurs
day, to approve bonds of the newt,
elected county and precinct officer
who have not yet qualified,
J. W. Ragsdale Esq, is in San
Antonio.
J.P. Ellis Esq, has gone to Mex
leo on a pleasant trip.
ASH, w. Baird, the tenant farmer
did not get togo to congress, he ha
decided to move TO Alvin. 1t is =,
ported that L. 0. Meitzen, hayin
failed in being elected to the Ollie
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
To correspondents.

The election is over, and we
would like to have the neighbour
hood news from all points in the
county. Please write us, and we
will appreciate it..
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
Strayed OF Stolen.

One heavy-built, Dun horse
about ten years old. brand if any
very dim, Also one bay horse
branded 2, with at bottom of 2.
on thigh. reward will be paid
for the return of both horses to
S. A. CARNEs,
Sinner, Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
BALL.

At LONE STAR HALL postponed
on account of the rain to Sunday
December 4, 1898.
f. G. WARNKEN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-11-30
COOK STOVES

/ control the sale Of the
Darling" Cook Stoves and Ranges
in this city and section. have
bought u whole carload of these
Stoves. | have sold great many
and every buyer has agreed on four
things; 'Fhe Darling" Stoves
cook better they bake better, they
ARE easiest TO regulate and are less
trouble than any other stove
have them in all sizes and
prices
q r. RTTHMANN
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17
LET US BE THANKFUL.
A Season of UnaIIoyed THANKSGIVING
for the Abundance of Blessings
Gratitude Under All Conditions.

Let us mark this day with special
Thanksgiving and praise. Let us stand
out in the bright sunlight of Gods
Astounding goodness. Let our hearts
be filled with all its sweetness and joy.
Let cares and perpleXities and all the
darkening shadows of life be for one
day reiegated into the background.
Let it be a day of unalloyed thanks
giving when heart and soul shall have
no room but for grateful praise. Let
us forget for awhile the Marahs of life,
Films, with their wells and their palms.
Surely there are none but have
abundant cause for thanksgiving, even
among the most miserable. They can
at least thank God that things are no
worse: and it may perhaps be made
clear to them some day that even he
miserable things were really among
their greatest and most fruitful bless
ings. God is wiser than we, and doeth
all things well. Our narrow limita-
tons cannot comprehend the full
measure of His goodness. Therefore,
says Paul, 'In everything give thanks. -
"A thousand blessings, Lord, to us Thou
dost impart.
We ask one blessing more, o Lord a
thankful heart
Like the bells that ring as unsteady
at a funeral as al a wedding, so let it be
with us. When it goes wen with us,
let US praise the mercy and goodness OF
God; when it goes i'll with us, let us
magnify His justice, and lean the hard
err upon Him. Let MS be thankful I'M
der all conditions, not slightly, as the
manner of the world is, but cheerfully,
ard with good courage. As every
moment of time bears to us some err
rand of mercy, or some blessing from
His hand, so no moment should be al
lowed to pass without some acknowl-
edgment of gratitude from us. We
ought to reflect the sunshine of
Heaven in the joyfulness and gratitude
of our lives. let us be thankful
Christian Work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17
THE ART OF GRINDING.
How to Put an Edge on Moving Ma
chine Knives and other BeveI-
Edged Tools.

There is propriety in all things, and
the grinding of moving machine
knives is not to be excepted. Most
farmers, however, hold the knives out
at arms length and grind them on the
top of the stone, similar to the way
that the scythe is ground, thus not
only making the process a slow and la
borious one, but producing very poor
edge indeed when compared with that
which is obtainab!e by the method
shown herewith in the illustration.
In order to achieve the purpose at
issue one should have a good stone
a stone so hung that it will run true.
1t is preferable to have it mounted
upon common friction wheel bearings
Why? Because these raise the center
of it just high enough from the frame
to admit of the ihch-board rest on
each end and make it about right for
grinding the moving machine knife
when the back of the knife section is
held in position against this rest.
Thus constructed, hold the knife sec
tion as described, but with the point
pitching a little toward the stone, and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17

Mary what her first impression of him
haj been.
Il thought you were quite the
crossest man l had ever seen!" she
said, laughing.
'And--and old. too, / suppose?" he
ventured. doubtfully.
'Well, yes-quite middle-aged, and
veuerable! | never was so surprised
as when you walked in to dinner on
Thanksgiving day-for the cross old
fellow we had talked about had en-
tirely disappeared"
'And in his stead?" he questioned,
eagerly
AnG Mary smiled; though she only
said. "Yourselfi"
Blackwell carried away with him the
contamination of the most thorough
IL unbusiness-like business transac
tion Of his life-but, with it, the MEM
DRY Of the loveliest girls face that he
ha6 ever seen, TRANSPORTED now with
happiness and gratitude. And he also
carried with him the firm determine.
tion-which, in years time, was hap
PLY carried out-of utterly effacing
that miserable first impression from
eve Susan's unelastic mind, and of
winning sweet Mary North 10 be his
wife. = Judith Spencer, in Ladies'
World, New York.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17
HOW TO MOUNT A GRINDsToNE.


at such an angle to the face of it as
will result in producing the requisite
cutting beyel-a position easily ascer-
tanned by the operator after few
trials. Gasp the section bar with
one hand and with The other press the
knife against the one. Then let the
stone revolve toward the knife, and
when that is ground, which will be sur
prisingly soon, try another, and so on
consecutively until all the knives on
one side have been served alike, where
upon change the other side onto the
other side of the stone Ga thing neces-
STATED by the crank being in the way
OF the end of the section BARI, and in
a very short time you will have all the
knives in the most excellent condition.
1t is advisable, however, to grind few
of the end knives occasionally on that
side of the stone next to the crank,
for this, together with the scythe and
other grinding that there may be, will
tend TO keep the surface of the stone
worn off evenly, which is of the utmost
Importance.
When once person has acquired the
art of grinding bevel-edged tools in
this manner it will afford him world
Of pleasure, in that he can thus grind
chisels and all such tools to perfection,
his greatest care being to give those
that do not reach across the face of
the stone a sidewise motion, so as to
wear the stone off evenly. Indeed, it
will encourage much the sharpening
of tools, and this is just what ought to
be desired, for nothing is more out of
place than ones endeavoring to use
advantageously a dull implement of
any kind.-Frederick 0. Sibley, in n.
Y Tribune
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17

A great many breeders upon having
a hog or pig overheated and very warm
attempt to reduce the temperature BY
dashing a bucket of cold water over
it, says the Indiana Farmer. Very
often the result is dead pig in a very
short time. The proper way to cool
off a pig just received in a crate or
one that is overheated is to let it lie
still and commence pouring water
gradually on its nose and continuing
for the space of two minutes on the
nose up to the top Of the head. Then
when the head is thoroughly cooled
proceed backward gradually, not
pouring too rapidly at first, till you
have reached the tail In this way
the hog will be cooled off without dan
ger of any bad effects from the over.
heating.