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CAPT. CARRIERS DISGRACE.
Dismissed from the Army. Fined $o,-
900 and Sentenced to Prison
Term of Five Years.

Washington, Oct. president Nc
Kinley has approved the findings of the
court martial in the casesof Capt. Ober-s
lin NJ. Carter, of the engineer corps.
This action was kept secret almost "a
hours to permit of the prompt arrest
of the convicted officer. His sentence is
dismissal from the army, fine of S., 900
and Imprisonment for five years.
Assistant Adjt. Gen. Simpson
went to New York with the order of arr
rest and Capt. Carter was taken into
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

OVER 10000 600 tons Of poultry and
nearly Sc, 900, 600 dozen of eggs, pro
duced in Missouri, were handled by
trans portation COM anies lastyear, the
aggregate cash returns for which were
IS, 29s,23 The gross value of the ship
ments exceeded the value of the com
bined shipments of wheat, corn, oats
and hay, and the com bined value of the
shipments of lumber logs, cross ties,
piling, cooperage and cordwood.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

PHILADELPHIA can boast of the long
est asphalted street in the world.
Broad street has that unique distinc-
ton. First, as already stated, it is the
longest asphalted street in the world;
secondly, it is the only street which is
of even wild tn for eleven miles, and this
width is the greatest ever attained by
any street for course of eleven miles.
It is also the strai ghtest street, for from
League Island to the count y line itdoes
not vary an inch, except once. Nh
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

lief picture Of the Olympia, and beneath
is shield with four stars, betokening the
recipients grade. On the third panel is an
escutcheon upon which is engraved the
inscription, with the names of the mayor
and members Of the municipal assembly
and of the committee of plan and scope
The coat-of-arms Of the city of New York
appears below the inscription. About the
feet are series Of anchors, rope tied in
three knots, dolphins, seaweed and other
nautical devices. The cup stands Is inches
high, has a capacity OF four and a half
quarts and cost 5000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

CRocoD1LEs, like ostriches, swallow
pebbles and small stones, which serve
the purpose OF grinding their food.
The natives assert that tits possible to
tell the age of a crocodile by the NUM-
Der of stones in its stomach, for they
swallow one each year. In point Of
fact, 5sstones have been found in the
stomach of crocodile 10 feet long,
whereas the mum Der for younger ones
varies between four and eight. So says
Mr.. Voltkow, who has been studying
this matter for several years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

Coz. JOHN SoBIEsKI, who is living un-
pretentiously in Neosho, Mo, is the
sixth lineal descendant Of King Sobie-
ski, of PolSnd, the hero. who became
Christianiry's champion when the Mo.
hammedans were at the gates of Wen
ma. The colonel worked his passage to
New York at the age of 1s, served in
the civil war and got his present rank
in the Mexican army His father led
the revolt of 1886
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

In Great Britain some ten labor bu.
reaus are established that in 1s9s.pro.
cured employment free Of charge for
nearly Is, 600 persons. In Paris the
same good work is being done. tho
slate Of 1898 showing that work with-
mt cost was found for 26. go persons.
In the United States. agencies Of this
kind, some fully equipped and other1
IA skeletonfs shape, have beenfof excel
lens and inestimable service to the un-
employed. There are five agencies in
Ohio, one in California, three were res
rently opened in Chicago and the good
work is likely TO 60 on IN many other
places
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

AT Boscowen, n. H, recently nine
bronze tablets marking historic sites
within the town limits were dedicated.
These were the birthplaces Of Gen.
John A. Dix, William Pitt Fessenden,
ex-Gov. Moody Currier and Charles
Sargent Coffin; the first law Office Of
Daniel Webster; the residence occu-
pied by him and afterward by his
brother Ezekiel; the sites Of the old
fort built for protection against the
Indians: Of the first church in town
and Of the first pastors residence.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-10-05

The government of Venezuela has
placed an order with the Carnegie steel
company for 700 tons Of structural steel
for the erection. of barracks at Cara
cas-, the capital of Venezuela, which
will accommodate 5000 soldiers. The
total amount Of material required for
the completion and fitting out of the
barracks will be about 5000 tons, most
of which will be procured in Pitts
h,1,rrI, S.sE ss
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LAKE TASGANY1KA, in Africa, offers
unique field for scientific exploration.
This region, like Australia, is one OF
the few localities where animals still
live that, have become extinct else
where, certain whelklike mollusks of
this lake appearing to have been driv-
en- from the ocean and to be identified
with fossil forms of old Jurassic seas
in Europe.
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IT IS now only matter of time when
all the principal countries of Europe
will be connected by telephone. Ar
rangements were completed short
time ago for the building Of two sepa-
rate lines between Berlin and Paris,
and now it is understood that steps
have been taken for uniting the tele-
phone systems of France and Italy,
and for constructing telephone lines
between Genoa, Nice, Turin and Lyons.
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The time required for a journey
around the world by a man walking
day and night without resting, would
be 4ss days; an express train, 40 days;
sound, at a medium temperature, 3s111S
hours; a cannon ball, 21sl hours; light,
a little over one-tenth of second and
electricity, passing over a copper wire,
little over one-tenth of second.
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IT is asserted that liquid air has 20
times the explosive force of dynamite.
During experiments at Vienna, in the
firing Of cannon, the liquid air was
exploded by an electric spark, and the
results were extremely satisfactory.
No heat was developed in the guns,
and the range of the projectiles was
much increased. b
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MANIroU, Col, boasts Of thefact that
IS per cent of its population are exiles
from their homes, who have found in
Manitou health and strength. It's high
altitude. its ozone, its persistent sun
shine and its mineral waters are its
proudest possessions. Il Among its
adopted children are people from al
most every state and territory.
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BASEBALL.

National league games on Saturday. a

81 National league games on Saturday: At.
Chicago-Louisville, 10 Is, t.; Chicago. 6.
.l2, 4 At Boston Boston, s. 8. o. Washing
ton, 4, 8, 1s(ten innings. At Baltimore
Baltimore. s, IA, 4; Brooklyn 4. IA 2. At
Pittsburgh-Pit tsblrgh, 3. z. 8: Cincinnati.
5, 9. 4 game called in tenth inning because.
pi,ial, s, is. 81. New York, 4. s. 2. AT st Louis.
-St. Louis. 10, 20, 4; Cleveland, 3. 8, A.
Z On Sunday: At Chicago -Cincinnati, Is.
6. q; Chicago. 8, 9, 8. AT ST. Louis
Louis. 4. 4,a1; CLEVELAND; 8, 4, g. al Is e
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WOMEN $ interested in the employ
ment for the working girls Of New
York have on their lists Of unhealth-
full employment that Of pearl button
making. IL
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8Great OutDut OF ,(soI1l

Cripple Greek, Col, Oct. q ~ The gold
output for the Cripple Creek district for,
September amounted to 81, 731 900, sur
passing all records. The production of
gold in this district from the time of its.
discovery IN 1891 to date is So, 057, 292.
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TIRED OUT.
Admiral Dewey Almost Exhausted
from His Ordeal.


Admiral Dewey Almost Exhausted
I8 ss from His ordeal.
New York, Oct. 2 2. II he functions and
the receptions that have figured so
prominently in the daily life of Adj
miral Dewey since his arrival off Sandy
! Hook last Tuesday morning have
proven almost too much for his;
strength. The admiral has been under
such perpetual physical and nervous
strain that he is now almost exhaust
ed. Saturdays, ceremonies were the
most taxing on his strength of any that
he has yet had to undergo, and he APP
peared to-day looking pale and worn.
Despite the fact that he retired early
Saturday evening and enjoyed a good
nights rest, the admiral on Saturday
was too fatigued to do more than re-
main in his room. the greater part Of
the time, and rest quietly.
Att ten o'clock Admiral Dewey had an
engagement to meet the Chicago Dewey
committee, and before he came down
senta message to May or Carter Harrison
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The largest watermelon ever raised
in Georgia has been sent to Stanley
Little, of Peekskill, n. Y. It weighed
149A pounds, and was raised in At
4 lanta rs Ii 7ss
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forming the street at the reviewing
booth into court Of honor.
The various, ctions passed quicklyin3
review and the parade was over. s-E5sS
sailors Make Merry
The sailors of Il the Olympia and Of
the other ships Of the feet swarmed
to the number Of several hundred to
the ballroom of the VALID OFF Astoria ho-
tel 8Saturd lay mig ht, where smoker
was giyen in their honor. The jolly
jack tars talked and laughed while a
first-class vaudeville performance was
given. AT sthe conclusion Of the per-
formance the sailors sang the "star-
sSpang1ed Banner B They did It lin
voices each one Of which could have
been heard above the bowling Of the
loudest gale. 81
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Scramble Sas Grab.

Cine bemerfensiuertbe gbatlabe, ipel=
DIE Scr. Sobn Sfiper bon 8bilabelpbia
an ii6 ielbit erlebte, tuirb bon ibm in
folsenoer @eiie seidiloert: sd befanb
mid in einem gang entlebliden 8uitanbe.
Meine Saut mar fait selb, meine Nusen
tparen einselunfen, tneine 3unse bid be-
lest, i'd bate forttpabrenb Sdmer5en
i'm Giden uno III ben Geiten, i'd bate
feinen Nppetit nno periiel Ii9tli9 bon
Gag 5u Gag. 0rei Ner5te batten mid
aufsese6en. @lidli9er @eiIe rietb
mir Elm Sreuno, einmal einen &eriud
nit benz Electric Btters" 81 MAIDEN,
gu meiner sroBen Sreube nnb meinem
gritaunen ersielte bereits Die erite Sfa'
i6e cine enti6iebene 8eiiernns. Sd
ieste ben @ebrau6 brei @p6en lang
fort unb jebt bin i9 elm selunber Mann.
Sd tueiB, bas 8itters bat mein 2eban
serettet uno bas @rab I'M elm .ueiteres
0pfer beraubt. Niemanb ipnte perldltz
men, bieies Utittel ST. benuben. seur
SO Gents Die Slal6e in Der Ipotbtfe BON
S. @dltener & Con.
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Gulf Gbure , 8abn.

Wutf SbOre Wabn.
Ibfabrt.
gaab Gtodbale. tdslid, aussenom'
mer Spnnabenos unb Gpnrtaas,
unt 100 9ta tnl.
Wtonta9s nilr 100 Mor9ens
Spnnabenbs nur. -. $50 Bprm.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdstid, aussenom.
men Sonnabenos unb Sonntaqs,
lint.... ............ $3.50 Born.
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Sages Neui8feiten.
s nj a ii 5.

- Gie meme 5eparat Bil 3ur Be.
nilIi9ung Der $40, 600, 600 ole Nbfia'
bungsfumne en- 9panieu fitr bie Nb.
tretuug Der Pbilippiuen. .SaisIn, pnrbe
I'm &sprdieutantenbaule inter Mufbe'
bung Der @efddftsorbnung befinitip
angenpmmeu.
= Gus Maibingtoa tpirb beri6tei :
Die uateriu6unss. @pmmillion, tpeI@e
bic acknowledgement bes Generals
MiIes besaglit1 ber f6le9ten 8ei9af.
feubeit bes ben Solbaten ludbrenb bes
arieses geiieferten Glei{6es priifen
foa. bat etue @iBung binter oerf9loRe.
men Sbhren abgebalten, uni eiu fpfe.
ntatii@es prosramu far ibre Sbdtig.
teit 3u entlpeifeH. Col. DabiS etz
tldrte, bte @Ommiifon babe bic 8e
rt9te ben Regiments Gemmanbeuren,
BITE on ben Jelb3hgen In @uba unb
porto 3ico She'll nabmen. burdgeies
ben unb tuiirbe banlit fOrtfabren. um
fsf3ultelien, tuet als 3suge Dorselaben
uerben f5le,
- NuS Der 8unbeSbanpiItabt Was
ibing!on nirO semelbet: gs l9weben
gerbanbIunser 3mifben gnelanb,
Seuif9lanD unb ben Der. 5taateH be.
atigli6 elmer Nuftbeiluns bet Samoa
sruppe; Nmerifa fou bic Safel 9u.
tuiIa nit benz 0afen Don gagusBago,
Deutf1Ianb npolu uiit benz 6afen
BON Apia unb gn9Iano bic benz I'M.
fange na6 gr6Bte Der Suleln @apaii
(bte ieoob on 8ebeutung unb Mertb
binter llpolu aurtdfiebt) erbaIten. Die
WerbanbIungeu btirften erfoIgrei9 lein.
in 0aDana baben bereits bic res
ligi6fen Gtreitistsiten bsgonnen. P.
Sherman, Elm Sohn bes Generals9bers
man, mar aufsefprbert tporben, BET Der
Decoration Der @rdber ber ,WainS.
Opfer bas Gebet si fpreden, ba Der 81.
fdbof pon 9abaaa ni1t erlauben poute,
oaB ein proteaantii9er geiaIiher bas
8ebet auf bem Griebbofe fpra9. Batter
SHERMAN bate fi6 In boQem Ornate
TIM american Club, no ber Bug na1
aem Griebbofe fi9 fornlirte, eingefnn.
ben, als @ommanbeur @romeu ertI1rte,
er tperbe niGt augsben. baB Batter
Sberman bas @ebet ipre1e, spenn
ni9t einent proteRaMtif9en Raplan
baheIbe gefattet tperbe. Batter Sber,
man febrte baraufbiH mad ieinenl 30,
tel auriid unb feiu- -@eiiiIi6er betbet=
Iigte f9 on ber Geier.
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Gin 74iahrtaes s,raufenlaaer.

8ierunofebsig Sabre I'm 8ett 3uee.
bra6t hat cine sewife GIisabetb Bisss
aus @alibam In gnsIanb, bic isbt
als 9lidbrige @reiRn fanft aus bem
2eben sei9iebeu lit. WiB 8iggs bate
in ibrer frabefen Suseao einen unfal
gebabt. BON beRen GOlgen fie fih Tor.
perli9 ME erbolsn tonnte. obpobl he
geiilig fat bis 3u ibrem lebten augen.
blide eine misunderstanding Grif9e
beiab. 9IS sebnidbriges ainb lsbnte
fie fi6 eiaes Sases nit benz Rlden on
eine Gartentbhr, bic He fur geldloKen
bislt; biefe CAB iebo@ mad, unb. bic
aleine, bic R9 bergebenS fsnBubalten
iuate, ittrste nit isl6sr Webemens 40
8oben, bob He cine gerIebung bes
Radgrates baoontrus. Obmobl He
bel ben erHen Doltoren In iabrelanger
8ebanolung NOR, eonnte ibr bod nitt
gebolfeT uerben, unb I'm Nouember
1924 legte he fi9, enbgaltig far unbeiI
bar ertldrt. su 8ett. UNI bieiss pdbrenb
bes Iangen 3eitraun.es bon faft IS
Sabren nidt auf eiuen einsisen Sag
msbr su bsrlanen. MiB gigss tonkte
bis Dor trenigen Monaten. obue cine
8rile au benuben. bic tleinte 54rift
Ieien; I'M ibr brillantes Gebd@tnib
bdtte Rs mau6es iuuas Menideniino
bsneiben fonnen.
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san Nntono, 9enfag ben 81. Tebruar 1899.

oanals, ols lie 9trno r3;s Grolnan.l
perabId)ieSet bate. Sn ilgenolider
Sdnudriilerfi bate fie eegioubt, ihr
biblfbes @ielidt nur in per Seifent>
lidbfeit seigea 81 brandjen, I'LL, sa0lIoIe
Nnbeter au ibren SiiBen III leben, sic
es ala elite EJunlt betrodteten, ibr
@el6 fit ib.s 2aunen ~ uergeuben.
llno ltatt oellen mar lie III iljyet onmz
men 9eiBbIiitlgfeit 0eius M0llnsbeyser
in Die gIrnys qeranut, Ger nod riel
penlger Gst.j:5.se lein nannte, ais 9irno
bon. Groalaaa. llub ililbt einlaal 10
biibld) mar, luie oieIer. llnb tie iJuBte,
I 10 lange lie nit bem cDaiitbe1l ges
ipinenlolen abenteurer an einem Sfte
Sulammenlebte. 10 lange fam lie 1lid)t
bon ibm Los. @abreno, menn lie ua9
2annmalo ging - uielleislt lieB lid
nit slrno mierer antnIipIeu, er bate
ia nun auslihten fir Die ,3ufunft;
ooer-iie tatte es nun erprobt, lpie
man oieien reiden Sntel betanbeln
mnBte, um lin gefii9is su MAIDEN.
limo in 1aEalualo piiroe lie i'm lid
idon uDlliS unterjo6en!
p9lah 2annmalo?A fraste lie oaher
in geoebniem 5one. sd sinae ia
sau; aern nit, Gntel Serb, lrenn es
Dir Spas MAIDEN wiilbe. gtbsr es
piro lid pobI idlper MAIDEN lailen
9a it
.Iu benfii all Geinen Eapa?" lin
terbtdt) er lie sWlein @oit, ia"
sic ladette in Stillen barber,
baB er lie nod fir 10 detrimental bielt,
wje Tic es uaanle
n3a, er i'll bann san} atlein uab
eiuiau llnb ct bat Sann 9lieinanb,
Der ELL meMa fir i'm ior5t!"
r6iir hA |oraea iDiiroe id lAon! :"
iagte ey i!nell, ais lvollte er licb uid)t
baiu fonmen laHen, lein gaort Su be.
feAen. sd nitric ibm mouatli1 ein
beitimmtes Giafonlmen ausiesen.
Sesnn id ibm ieine beioen 9odier
nebme, rluB i1 ibm bod ireenb einen
Griae bieten! Sunlt luirS er Sud pobl
ldluerlib beIonoers uernlinen.
sic nidie. rSa, er hat nidts i'm
Sopfe als feline SRrojette! Neun On
ibn ELL ungelt0rtes Yaiieln erm0sliGn,
luare oieles 0inoerniB ia fort9eraumt.
slber oa III nod Elm anberes-grGBes
res" gle 369erte, Oh iie es ipa9en
loIlte, ibm BON 9trno at reben.
Gr periianb lie iofort. r9l9, 0u
meinIt, NEIL GU nit GrSmann-?"
On iueiBt oauun?" unterbrad lie
ibn leblaft eritaunt. n0at er Dir
felbii oapon 9eiprodea?"
uGr nidt; aud Gbarlotte nidtl
Gs iino 9eioe feline mittbeiliamen
Seelen.
p9lber iuer tann benn ionlt-? Gs
bat bod iOnit gliemanb cine 2lbnuns
oaoon eebabt. Soer-@ lie audte auf.
nSollte am GnSe 9eins N0nneber>
GER"
Gr nidte. nstimmt! Sattelt Ou
nidt sefraat, i'd luiiroe es Cir niht
nerratben baben. Sd plaubere ni9t
aus ser Sd)ule !"
Sie bemeilterte nur miibiam ibren
-anfliei9enoen Corn. gGie fonnte ser
Sd'uaeer cine iOld)e Snoistretion be-
gebsn! Seidt bdtte er ibr bamit ibre
gaasen GlGae Serit6ren t6nnen. ga,
TILL 10 teiier mars jeet. sic braudte
nun feline 9tlidiid5t mebr auf ibn su
neblnen.
.es 1T ridtia." iaste iie nod elmer
sseile rubig. sd mar eine fur3e 3sit
nit 0errn non Grbmann beimlid pers
lobt!" Sic lab nit aroben susen sa
ibm elnpor.
('sortiebuna fol8t)
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- Ser 8eusralliaaisanmaIt BON
SlIinot5 bat bic brei InfIasen aufaes
hobsn. tpslGe bon ben 8rosselduore.
men In Dirben I'm bOrisen October ae.
gen ben Gob. Banner negen pHift.
bsrno6IdiReuas I'm 3uiammsnbanse
NIT ben aoblengrdbsr'6 '6treit' 'llnruben
erboben porben naren.
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- Die @robea affettiren elm Mibbe.
bagen gegen bic ,lditige Weugier ber
Menge, bersn Nbmeienbeit He emp0ren
h1firhe.
Wte TIT ptesI


QSir bteten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns
fur ienen Sau bon Ratarrt, ber niat bnr1
ginrsbmen bon SanS Ratarrb Jsrr eebeilt
perben rann.
S. 3. Gbenep & SO, @isentb, Golsbo,D.
Bir, bic llnter3ei6neten, haben S. s. gbes
neb felt ben lesten 10 Sabren setannt uno
balten ibn fiir bollfommen ehrenhaft in allen
@eidaftsbanbluneen unb finansiea befds
bist, ale bon ietner Strma eingesanssnen
@erbtnbli9feiten gu erfiiuen.
Beit & 9ruaT, @robbanbeI8. .Oroeuiiten,
Golebp, o.
8aIbing &tnnan C Marpin, @rps.
banbeIss Drosuiiten, Iolebo, ..
Sau's &atarrbsRir tpirb innerlid genoms
men uno fpirft bireft auf baS 8lut unb bic
Ihleimigen OberHdhen bes Spitems. 3euss
niiie frei berfanbt. preis 10 gts. fiir bic
Slaihe. 8ertauft bon alien Nuotbefern.
6aa's Jamilien. Btaen iinb bic beften.
- Wem bic Ratur Ri9ts iaei, benz
fnot bic Ruuff aud1 uid1t bieI.
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Giienbabn Tabr : Ylau.
s. 8 o. y. 8abn.
81 hfn hrf

Wad ct. Souls bio Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. s. E.. 80 9eahm.
Na6 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
Goute. 800 Nbenbs.
Nab 9earne tdsli6,...5 100 Morsens.
Wab 3are0p. ............9:45 Bprm.
Wnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & W
II. 6 &. 800 8prm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
st. q <. 1...s......... 3 :55 yt1Hm.
Bon Searne td9li6. :. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebo. 200 Mbenbs
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soattern 9sactftc 4abn.
q BIZ a hrt.

q brt.
gaa9 Stem Orleans, Souton unb @al'
peiton ta9lib 1910 Mittass unh
$50 WbenbS ........
Nad eagle 8ab, Merico &c. II @orm.
gtab galifornien -. a AS Nabm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Sol.
peiton td9lib 7:25 8orm. unb 4:25
Jfa1n1. ................
Bon @alifOrnien &C.. IL go 8orm.
Bon gasle BaB unn Megico 700
Mbenos. ...............
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- @em bic Ratur glidts iast, benz
fagt bic Runf aud ni6t bieI.
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u nfu n TT.


Nad @alpeitOn, Suuton unb gueri
tdsli6 6..............9:OO Born.
Nad Corpus gbrifti, Iranias HaB unf
8eepille tIsli6 .......2:2O Ma9m.
0ad &errbiue tdslid, aussenomnrep
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Nab &errpilIe, Sonntass. g 80 Borm.
Na6&errpi0e, ,Sonnabenbs a :3ONabm.
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td9ltb .............7:00 MbenbS.
8on Corpus gbriiti, Nranias Bab uni
Beepille td9li6 ....1 40 Mahm.
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Sonntass unbMontaas. 10 :45gorm.
8on &errpille, Sonntass. Nbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Montass. 1926 @orm.
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~. 6. & =. Gabu.
WbfQhrt.

Ma6 Waeo, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aan,
ia8 @itp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds
LID 80 8prn,. unb 8 100 Mbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. Souls, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, Jlrt @ortb unb Bacp, tdgs
LID ~ rs 8orm. unb 10 30 Mbenbs.
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Jero. StaffeI. 331 gaii Com.
nterce StraBe. GeIbs unb @arten.
sdmereien fiet8 friid. Winter Surf
Data. Roasen unb 8erfe fiir Winter
pafture. Pratts Food fur pferbe,
&iibs unb 6hbner. DaS bette Mittsl,
Inn 6ibner legen su MAIDEN.
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Office 123 Noe 6. GpeeiaIiff fur au.
cen, Obrea. gfaie unb &ebIe. Spre9.
Runben bon 8 bis II llbr Wormittaga
unb BON 2 bis 5 ubr Na6mittaes.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-08-03
Purely Business.

Fine line Of wall paper for season OF
90 at w. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
be duplicated this side Of Chicago.
q. L. Neal, the we'll known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property to sell consult him.
12tf.
w. A. Darling has just received fine
line of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side of Chicago. Paper hung in a
workmanlike manner. tt
FoR SALE-160 acres of good wheat
land, decided and fenced, IL miles from
Condor. 20 acres under cultivation.
Fine well OF water, good house and barn,
Young orchard of 100 fruit trees. Price
$3.50. For terms and particulars call on
or address, THE GLOBE, Condor, Or.
The famous D. NJ. Sechler Wagons,
Hacks and Buggies, built at Moline,
Illinois, will be found at F. NJ. Pliter's
vehicle store, in the Barr Building, cor.
ner Main and Spring streets. First-class
quality. Low prices. Agent for the
Portable Pantry. Finest piece of kitchen
furniture ON Garth. Call and see it.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-08-03
A Pioneer.

John F. Pinkham, OF San Francisco,
Is here this week visiting his son G. ].
Pinkhain.
Mr.. Pinkham is one Of the early
pioneers OF the Golden state, having
landed at San Francisco in December
l84s. and for more than half a century
he has witnessed, and taken an active
part In the development OF that world
famed section. In the early eos he
was editor and publisher Of the Placer
vile News, that town being then one OF
tho liyeliest on the coast. Mr..
Plnkham at present holds the Office OF
jury commissioner, and is also marshal
OF the Pioneer Society Of California.
From the annual report OF that society,
for the year ending July |, 1899, we
we learn that the society embraces a
membership Of 603 pioneers all Of whom
first reached California prior TO Jan. l,
1850. The junior members, or descend
ants Of the pioneers, number 1858. The
society takes care Of INDECENT pioneers
the amount being paid out for that pur.
pose during the year amounting to 80,
24l. SO. Mr.. Pinkham will remain here
for some time rs the guest OF his son
aud family.