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Excursion to Olympia Sunday

Tho best excursion the Van Exeur-
sion company VIII give this season
viii be- tie one 10 Olympia next sun
day. Steamer state Of Washington
wiil leave Yealer wharf ~ $40 q. m.
stopping At Tacoma both going aud
returning The musical concerts
rendered on these excursions are n
blg feature. Tickets and other In
formation al Lees pharmacy. or at
the wharf The price has been re-
duccd 20 75c "a round trip. Children
under l. years. 30. Plenty Of seats.
Bicycles free.
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THE ETHEL GROUP SOLD

George \. Founder 81 this city,
has bought the Ethel group uf claims
four aud hair miles from Index.
for sia.u Nj Founder has lust
returned from there. aud states that
"a men viii De put at work opening
the three leads
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Lrttib Wallace has nlsd uIi
iu the superior court against EmaiIr
Head and 4 T. Head She Haks Tor
"a Judgment ~ e. 8n0 and faHca iaHufr
~ e mortgage Hn lots and = block
3. Warrington piar, addition.
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Buttor Choose. IKEs and Poultry

buttor Jhooso, tREs Ahu FouItFY
Hufter- Raueh. loHt2e. fancy dali
rs. iu squares. i2dt4r. Washington
creamrrica pound prints. $4,000.
Eastern Iowa and ElEiu, 2aU22c.
Cherae 8uhblnel Nativs wash
inFtan. fiat2e. Eastern. ltui2c. cal
ifuruia. Ia
EEra g1hhiuRJ Strictly fresh
ranch. &c.
Honey California comb ioHtic.
strained. e..
Poultry sprnE chickens, t3-ln5.
fryors. sif5025n. lis" turkeys. l5c
ducks. re. geese. Zoe. live weight
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JOHN |. OPENS
A SALOON

NEW Noltk. Aug 10 John l.
Sullivan has made his advent aa
q New Yorker by opening H saloon on
Sixth avenue between Thirty nth
and ThirtyzHlNth streets. two blocks
from Jim eurh,ttu place The rev
saloon was iamutsd all DAY and fpr
into the utEht Paddy Ryan came
down from Troy az an esperl . hon
or u John l.. In the evening fhe
three former champion puEilists Of
the world. Ryan. Corb,tt and SUN.
van met in the saloon
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THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aus io.=-The games Of
the clubs ~ the National league Re-
suited as follows yesterday ~ Phil
adelphia Pa afieiphia IL. Tsittsbufg
II. at Brooklyn -Ctneinnau u.
Brooklyn ~. at Raltlmore--sit. Louis
6. Baltimore ,, a. Washington chic
ago &. Washington ]. at fgpstnu--ii1a %
ton :. Cleveland ;. At New York
Louisville 4. Nsw York %
The foiio~inE r. the standing II the
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DREYFUS WALKS ALONE
TO The Court ROOM
Remarkable Early Morning Freedom
Allowed the Celebrated Prisoner.
At Noon However He Was Guarded by Double
Files Of Infantry and Cavalry
No New Developments

France.
vSAnIstcr
the examination Of At Paosue Of The
preNfus unaecompauld
Reupra ored by N" department commander
martial thb public " the
Saturday.
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Fresh Meat Jabhing1 Cow beef,
Tc per 10. steer beef. 7'4e per NJ.
mutton. wether Sc per 10, pork nc
per 10. veal, large, Sc per ID. small
l0r
Provisions dshbIugl Hams. large
iaisc: hams. small. lie. breakfast ba-
con. nlsc. dry saitcd sides, 7Ac, Rex
$40.
Lard OobbinF) Home made, pei
ID, 7Aci White Star, Sc. Coin special
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uIrEI. BRONSON eoa First aeenue-tsooi
elevator. ris.fua single ~ 81 suite. low
fatea- ihsH Crane manager
~ VOC wlsh f.-gu " anticipate = change
fft the Rochester hatei. TiAr and second /;
sod fHsHl 81 gar NteA alCeiF furnished
..iItst 1r raaHlr 81 to - ifausianta &c and
tta free tstts tlecifte uEhts
HOTEL YORK FirHt avenue and Pike. arat
fIHHH rooms aal beard ut s. l-r week.
HuTfsl. suI.if1 Goa Tbird ani cherry.
lrf #iasa nsHta and board. 50 week and up.
GIT SfFaUt llorFE-ffU santh Fffth sin
ta r.sfHs 81 81 - AMI - psr week
IilE VICTORIA =tgn F4rft avenue. siekhnt
f.fnfshsi fat ms. - ant s. aceH mites
WITT tslfh ftr. y. g.. STARK Elrt psletaf.
HpTEI. SAVOY pisasaHt rsatns. gzs F.rsi-
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ny ANp surEr MrrN woRK.


of EVERY description mfg. aud repairing
furnaces ana istUrf -tuyrs5 tlu ruouug 7 F.
Chrk iuf " Madison 10 Phone Main Isl
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sInKAnE ANn WAREHOUSE.

RAISER q MORGAN. 4N=aiO Occidental av;
Main leo. grn'l STORAGE distributing houss
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral.
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THE TOWN Is
BEING DESERTED

PIERRE. 8 y. Aug 10-In nEht
for prestige between the towns Of
Miller and st. II wrenca on the =
W road in Hand county, Miller WIS
victor. and - many buildings were
bought and moved from ~ Law
renee TO Miller that the former town
r. al but wiped out To prevent any
further removals an Injunction WIS
foupht on tho ground that the value
Of obligations incurred by 81 Law
renee wag being impaired by the re-
ductiou ~ taxable property. Judge
Gafy held this not 70 be good ground
for action and denied the relief ask
ed
--aft-=-=s=a-=-
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THE PACIFIC TaIlorinR Coolest SIS, SIS
and $50 suits made in the city. pyetug.
eI,naiuE4 I,ualriug. ia Third avenue.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

ThufaIay Morning IRE fruii and
vegetable markets opened this morn
ms an yesterday prices with tho
exception ~ native plume. witch
apsued ine weaker than yesterday d
closing price iluma arH unusually
plentiful aud "a further decline 10
likely Co. aceur Peaches are bsenm
lur scarce. and thr demand Is Ia.
rreaainE An advance IN likely g.
occur today
The Ions expected drop on chick.
Gus has arrived. the price falling to
a. The rhlckeua are becoming taa
numerous o. feed. and The merchants
are dressing them and putting them
in enid rtatHrr Tho decline iu price
faa not siaprrd ~" innuN. and a
further decline vii probably oerur
Other poultry IA scarce. awi not 10
demand
Dairy products are holding nrm
ami while esEH are sili plentiful. 81
Be- thsusht thrY viii raise Ia Sc hy
the fifai - newt week
Fur some time past the nph market
has been usii supplies with huiibut
bat rhr spawning season has arris.
- and ths fish are heunminn adarr.i
AND af poor quality Salmon are
getting quite plentiful. ard have tax.
en- the place 81 haiiuut tn the mar.
bet. AZ varieties of small nnh arr
sraFre.
Tire following prices arr being 81
fcevd o. the producer by the local
dealers far delivery in round lots on
the daek o. Ia the ear AZ Seattle
Grain oats. s. -. harley. usoo
wheat ehteken fed. tiass. bran. IL
shorts. tisoo
Hay FuHci sound. pr ton. Isas z
Eastern Washington timothy. III
q ~. alfalfa. Tp8io
EFra strictly fresh ranch. sic.
Huuer Fresh ranch. sUioe. best
creamery. sos sr.
Poultry =chickrnr. live tec
s5sas1es native pluna e.
Live stock Choice beef cattle
cows. ahUte. steers. latize. Eopd
hogs. live. tWstse hogs. dressed. e
calves. dressed. iarE'. g.. small, -
talerH. large. live. q. small g
Hides. Pests and Wsal iiraY4
sound. saitot ntcrfs. over - lbs. Sc
medium sound. per To- 4se. light
sound. under Is lbs g. cows. sound
an Weights. e. atazs bulls and oxen
tffae. aAifed kipH. 81. calves. per lh
s. green hides L. lsaa tan aait"d
ify hides. per %. ise dry eulle, uue.
thifi Tess summer deer. per %. z2si
Sc. winter deer. dry. tiuts paperS
deer afiier. Try clkf. painz. erotu
ok. fu5e sheep petite zsusse. shear
iiuRa. E1Hgrc Eastern Washington
vaHi. s.. Western Washington wnei
f2c. dirty or timber burned. TO-. tai.
Low. 2taWae.
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1T

EH- tAT1t.E luna q. rays lowest pf3oes
hIt HFfzar g business luS Ha iFuad avenue.
Tel lzialk ftfB-
ALASKA JuHk go TsYs highest prices:
prompt rtlrua NJ iiii Western Ave.
Tor PIKE no
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AIRS uH SWAN .TursIsh ana melleatei
ultHt srffHUH weakness chronic a'ress-
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Potatoes GohbluED Native ppta-
f8ra. taisr per 10. California rath-
toes. itsAiA per 10. bevts. 81 poei !. =
per sack. carrots. Per sack. sssf 90.
ssss! o. per 10. string beans. Be- per ID.
81 snu a. pef sack peas. 2G3e. green
corn Izc dor
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IN ANtfAI MONEY 10 LOAN.
EbNN Nu SOW DIN. real estate iosns and
insufAuce NrlR ale i1uda lnw rafcsi no
feHtsHr. mooney furnished aitaouf delay.
A,ssuis 3 hnNfHf Horton Hank
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EtH HHEE rFpH. aluminium and enamel let
tHrs fHr FlNus ard h.use numbers thas-
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~ erng

Arf.ha uys Wasks - unlon stree, Tsls-
paaue huf tuli. Ihe ehiy French DE
70 uaa iu ffr s.tF
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METEHTDIITAN printing a binding Co.
il2 Arftrr waF f'haus lilde eal
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LOANS AM INsrRANCE-
ntIII>E HY

JAMES HoruwEIt.-Martsars loans. or
ms g sauD hants. = hesfan block
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aIpw

Mrs HANSEN. err sth ana pine speci
fHlH 80 all sHfiuE and summer rosis
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HHf Gas -. 'sg-sa ellis =f-rHf.fa sna
hal.ssHe .Hs "sHlsHH A#f. Tel EuG ia.
t.sspai.L rsasraI b. HnR ~ gr.ea %.
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pANaINn- AaAnIMN.

1 s. usrEH a,ails spee.anst r. erown
~ .E.lEa ~ ~ harka buIIhlnE.
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lterultr srl,iAL,sr

ftEIrt ItE CURED without knife. path OF ioss
20 umc raHw ~ heigaEe block.
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Vol the Assayer 81 IS HoKvell blk
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fruits

Green Fruit Uobhingi Oranges.
navris. 100. lemons. l3ut. brpicH.
tiUI 80 per boa bananas. s. anf 10
per bunch. California black nEH. 20
IL boxes. 81 %. cartoons. 81 %. sweet
apple cider. 2or per gal med sweets.
- %. peaches. toHaar a box. hlHck=
berries. 400. ruHpherrisH. t,2f
per rasc. eurrautH. 81 oou o.. water
melons. g. 90 musk melons. 81 "a
42e0, cherries. 5oa5sc. CuiIfatni
grapes. ti2sHt5s. California sweet
potatoes. per 10. te1a per 100 lbs.
pears. $3.50 90. California plums.
Gzffanr. native piumH. G5y
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ntpIcsl aso elteIslc IRtaIse.l.

Mrs iAsCnETx rrofs.sionsi midwife and
nurse Corner 2Sth Hnf Madison streets.
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Hay Uubbingj=l'ugot sound. per
ton. S7N9. Eastern Washington tim
othy. yIaU0ff - 90. alfalfa. 10000 no
oats tIubbluRb Per ton. $1,000.
Harley steam rolled go whole.
f21
Corn whole. te25o cracked. s22,
feed meal, per ton, $1,000
Feed Wheat. 81. oil cake. meal,
So 90. mlddUura. fslo0u23Oo. bran,
$500. shorts. SiGonht4o no. chopped
feed. t2o0041 90. dairy chopped feed
sig co.
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II=ItfH E#ra# fnade Hrtsa z=sss uud
rarf5F tsHt q fHs atg isga Ihifl Aye.
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sHE TAFf sATiasAL nANK %
fEATIt.fa
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. orn Drug Co.. tiffh and Pike.
IItfCf.Ittou specialists raoue rlsa 2
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LONE ROCK.

Andrew Neel commenced shenrins
Monday morning.
Rev. Clark made u trip to Heppne,
Monday. returning Thursday.
The weather has been verv chanpabl.
aud 'iisaR'e~abls ile past week, rain
aud hail With very little sunshine.
All the c,w h,ys who went 10 Arlinv.
TIN With the Reynolds cattle, g,t back
Sunday and reported having had due
trip.
MIR. J. B. Goff started for Portland
"Wednesday, where she expects tu r..
instn fDr several weeks. and WilI under.
4" nediral and rnryiral treatment. The
sympathy of many friends aswrll as thai
al her family is felt kr her IL her all.
renee.
Rev. Evans, the Epworth Laagne man.
famc over fr0m FOssiI sunday, and de-
liverrsi an Interesting disc,,nrSe 10 4
large and appieriative ctIng, sgati.,n in
the ME-. Chnrh In the evening. and
on Monda, morning he till.d the plac,
nf tile presiding Ehier NJ tm. husinr-s
meetlHg.
MISUNDERSTANDING, NAV 8th., 1899, nj
the tesi'ien"r IT Judge Cuff, Mr., Leafs
Mnn'iy aud Mrs. MARY Armstrong, Judge
G'H niilraiing. SnIbr nf the lMdlpr pies-
rht hr"kr over nll RULES OF etqnetIr aud
~ - "t ~ the repnIoHs WAS over they
pr'icee'irii tO rhivHri the y haIe hn-inrss.
The result WIS that he bridegroom WAS
stnek f0 the treats all nund.
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Teaoher,s Examination.

| u. w Dagxett, the Go. Snpt, IL con
utrtinR The regular teachers exanina.
iiun this week. h#giniing Wednes,ia,
Afternoon. at the sehml hnnse, Miss
urare Cmke. of Olex, and Misp Mattel
iialstea'i, Of CDndon, are the assisiunt
examiners. Lncy Hnrlbnrt and
Myra Mack. Of Arlington, Alice GLASS.
cock. Of Blaloc1, Enna Phillips aud
Nora Miller Of olex, and Susie Steven.
SON and drnre Balding, 0f Cnndon. are
the applicants. This " III. last exan,l.
nation under the Old law. The new
srhpol law goes intp effect Nav 20 n AMI
hencriurth examinations will mrnr bni
twice year, beginning ~ . o'rlock on
the second "Wednesday Of April ami An
gust eacn year Beginning next April.
the additional branches Civil Goyern.
ment and Oregon School Law will I've
added ~ the present list ~ TIN now re-
qnirrd, aud the minimum ~ 40 per cent
fnr u third grade will be raised i, IS ppr
cent. The Tee fr cnnniy ,rrtitl.at.
viii he raised u 1900 a1d mnat be paid
shethsr the appirant pasres or n0i In.
stead 0f heing M now conducted. tn.
examination In August will h. condnct.
'H' the same NJ ~ present, the cbanv..
" contemplated taking place In 1870.
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Ed copner Dead.

A dispatch from Albany. Oregon, un.
der date of May 9th says:
Edward w. Cnpner, travelling
salesman for Schillng q Co., died sud.
dtnly ut 3 n,riark this morning, II heart
failure. nj the honsr of Mrr, G. w.
Watts, tie had been oD q sprpr for
several d.yr and aas drinking heavily
tie was Registered Al the hotpl Int sppn,
most OF his time With Mrs. Watts and
daughter. Tie leaves u ifp aud danyht
rr at San Jose California"
CDpner WAS well knnwn here having
ut one time been engaged In business at
Lone Rock. lie WAS one of the mos,
popular travelling men on the road bnt
an uncnntrollable appetite Tor drink
cansed his downfall. lie hal many
irieods all over the northwest who will
regret TO learn OF his nntim-ly end.
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ARLINGTON.

Q y stprgis spent sundu, 10 Kliki,s
county.
Y \. Hnrlbnrt and O. w. Lord open,
sunday IN the Dalles.
Mrs. o. d. stnrgis and family mr..
visiting In GoliendaIe.
9. Il. Hicks is taking week's onting in
he vicinity oi Rock Greek.
Miss Mamie Smith 10 Visiting Mrs
L'nu Jordan Of lone.
Mrs. r. II. Smith and children and
Miss Smith expect Ia start for Los An.
Reles the latter part Of this week.
Mr.. Weir Is home from Mayyille.
and his friends are glad 10 see
him looking 80 well after HE accident
Mr.. Miller, and daughter MAY, expects
70 sIari for I've sonnd Tuesday, where
they will visit old friends.
X. q. Wilson the travelling freight
agent for the Burlington route spent
several days in Arlington this week.
J. y Reynolds shipped 30 car loads Of
cattle from this point last week and will
have another shipment this week.
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Purely Business.

Fine line Of wall paper for season ot
90 at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
he duplicated this side Of Chicago.
The Butte creek saw mill has 200
cords Of l8-inch wood for sale which was
cnt and split In the month Of Janna,y,
and which is all corded not more than u
quarter Of a mile from the mill. Price
$500 per cord. 7dl0
w. A. Darling has Just received ilue
line Of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The patterns are stylish and up,to.date
and the prices can not he duplicated
this side Of Chicago. Paper hung in a
workmanlike manner. If
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MARK IT DOWN.


When thn4e pretty girls get here.
Mark IL dlwn,
They'll he taken, don't YOU fear,
Mark II dawn,
Fer every "lmrh" will take wife,
And start on new life.
And eni their bachelor strife,
Mark IL duwn.
There IL Charlie. Bill and Fred.
Mark II Il. wn.
All three anxlons to we'd,
Marx IL dawn,
Aud Dave ana jim and Jake
We are three that they conld take.
Nuw girls, come. for IieHven's sake,
Mark II dnwn.
There IL jess AMI T"hey T,
Mark itdowm,
They're quite anxiOus ynn may see,
Mark II dnwn,
And there's 'Lge aud Bert AMI will
They want help 10 run the mill,
They can t+ rHptniesi still,
Mark II n0wn.
CHARLES and Henry have fair fame.
Mark II iown,
Before long they'll change \ name.
Mark IL down,
Jake and Charley they are sick,
For that widow nn the creek,
Bnt | fear she'll make u kick,
Mark 10 down.
From us yon hnst not stay,
Mark II down,
But come ~ nv right away.
Mark II down,
And hef0re the snmmRf's o'pr,
Y"n must come from every shore,
And bless ne fnrevrr-more,
Mark It down.
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FOSSIL, Wheeler Co.

Charlie White and wife, III Lost Val
ley. were 10 town Monday.
Mr.. Frank Peasley, stock inspect.r
for Wheeler county 10 in town ON bnsi
nesa.
The children of w. N. Putnam. wbf
have heen daDgeronsly III 80 long viii
rrarIet lever. are very little brttrr.
Miss Dora Downing, sister OF Mrs
Wright who II sick ~ thr Donaldson ho.
tel. arrived on Saturday. stage fr,m
California and siIl reInain with her
sister sometime.
V. II. French. son OFF. W. French OF
The Dnllea, rame mp from there last
Week and will spend the simmer in the
saddlr lonki"g after the cattlcnf Gilman.
French 4 Co.
Miss Allie Moore is visiting In town
this week.
C,e ID. Barnard will leave for the val
ley In f.w days fnr short visit.
Henry iieidtman Is now in the sonth.
ern part II the county arranging for the
deliver, Of 7U0 hrad of cattle lle bought
this spring.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-11

The violin snlp by Mr.. G.sner II Ma.
sonic hal Saturday evening viii iong liz
remembered hs THOSE 80 fortunate ~ 10
'i.nr hiu Mr. drsner ison of the few
wn"n ucnins has SEEN III 70 crown.
Ills styls IL very broad aud his tones are
vrry rich and melodious. The first
nave'nent Of his sol, was snl q in
which he displayed wonderful iecnion..
gradually working up crescendo, al.
most startling In the Immense tones
prodnced. Mr.. Gesner's work was bivh.
lyappreciated and lovers Of gool music
here will hope to bs frequently favored
during his sojourn among ne.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-11

a CTIvE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY.
n where for "the story OF the Philippines'
by Murat Halstend, commissioned by the GOV.
ernment as Official Historian to the War De.
partment. The book was written In army camps
at San Francisco, on the Pacific with General
Merit IN the hospitals ut Honolulu, in Hong
Kong IN tho American trenches al Manila in
the insntgent camps with Agninaldo, on the
roar OF battle ut the fall OF Manila Bonanza Tor
agents. Bnmfnl " original pictures taken By
government photographers on the spot, Large
Credit given, Drop all trashy unofficial war
books. Outft Tree, Address Y. 4. Barber Secy,
star lns''fance Hidey chicago III
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County Court Proceedings.
May Term. 1879.

May Term, 1919
PROBATE.
Arthur Stiit appointed guardian n
helrs vi 81. W. Peniecust, deceased.
Estate IL jacob johnson, deceased
administrator discharged -sIate settled.
Estate VI +. 81. II. Lobinger, dee,
Continued 40 To settlement.
cuNMIsaI0N.Rs
Bid Of ID y Slater acrepe e.i for 20 cards
oi l6 inch WOOL, delivered, at "A. IS pr
cord.
L Workinger's bid 81 OO, W u keys'
bid. 70 w.
Matter VI vacating part of road No 2,
by bnyer ~ ai-Arx Dutnie, Paul
ureiner ami l. BARKER APPOINTED
viesers AID Rub-rt wan surveyor To-
nieel MAY 10, 1859.
Matter m change Of Box Spring and
Line Ruck rad by r CooK and utiiers
~ fort~Uod, A Rice aud ru john
sun appointed viewers aud Robert vain
surveyor, |" n'ert May Is, 1899.
Matter vi change Ia Co road NJ 9s, by
Ats Siut1r ~ ali ] IortAuud. A ;
Rice aihi L u Jouusuu spp't viewers
anu Robert Vain surveyor tu meet May
10, 1879.
Wheeler Co permitted the use Of
road n'acniue at " 80 per day.
Change in bridge creek aud Rock
creek road by u A EUbe't ct al, ordered
opeued.
Matter Of PETITION II X b Spencer ct nj
iJr county road NJ discontinued for
term
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-11
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES

The undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction, at 7. u. Johnson's corral
.Sondon Oregon, on
5aturday May goth. 1899,
go o'clock, n. IN. sharp, the following
described property to wit:
Twenty five head Of good yonng mares
suitable for work, saddle or driving ami.
mails.
Terms Of sale: A credit oi six
months will be given on all approved ao-
counts over $40, or per cent discount
iof cash, w, n, SMTu,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-11

VlTANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER.
w sons In this state TO manage our business
IN their own and nearby counties tits mainly
Qtiice work conducted at home. Salary straight
$500 year and expenaes--deti honafde, no
more. no lesa salary, Monthly SIS References.
bert HcsE rrcst, nept " Chicago, III
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-11
THE COAOOA GLOBE.
THURSDAY. MAY ii. 1850.
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19
OUR COUNTY
NEWS WRITERS
Guelph.
[Delayed.l


There is some complaint Of some OF
the wheat dying because OF shallow SOW
ing and dry weather.
Corn tusking has begun and by the
way the golden ears are rolling in, we
are promised fair yield.
By the way the politicians focked out
at the Jordan public sale" would lead
one to believe the campaign was on at
full blast as it seemed every other person
was an Office seeker.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Smith
an s pound girl. All parties doing we'll.
Married at the home of the bride, Mr..
Chas. Cummins, of Arkansas CITY, and
Miss Ida Huffman of this vicinity. The
groom lives at Arkansas City where they
intend to make their future home. The
bride is handsome and charming young
lady who has taught school the past few
years in our immediate vicinity with
marked success. After the solemniza-
ton of the matrimonial alliance a sumpt-
uous supper was served after which the
guests departed with many compliments
and wishes toward the newly married
couple.
Albert Miller went to Central, H., last
week ts secure fall job, corn shocking.
The threshing outfit of Fogg & Willis
broke the shaft on three way crank and
are laid up at present.
Miss Ella Ramsey who has been quite
sick is improving.
John Webb who suffered backset of
typhoid fever is reported seriously i'll.
We hope we will not be laid over any
more as We detest stale news. Waste
basket is much preferable.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-10-19
Council Hill.

Uncle Jack Beams is getting his corn
out as fast as two men can husk.
Mr.. Collins, Of Wichita, is husking at
Council Hill.
Ray Piatt came in from the west last
Tuesday.
Frank Piatt is at home for a few days
visit He has just finished seeding 100
acres Of wheat out near Argonia.
Henry Shinn is moving his family to
Wichita this week. Daisy is in the
Wichita High school. We regret to lose
Mr.. Shinn as neighbor.
Pete Wrinkle had sale on Tuesday,
October 18th. Pete says he will quit
farming.
OFT Of one hundred acres of sowing
the writer threshed one hundred and six
bushels Of wheat.