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The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Cheap Rats Via Wabash

Special rates tO Colorado. Utah and
Black Hills District points:
One fare. plus se.WO. for the round
trip. Tickets On sale June 2nh. July
Mh and 18th and August list: final ~.
turn limit b'tOlWr 3l-t, l,NW.
Annual Convention Young Peoples
Christian Union ~ the Presbyterian
Church ~ North America, Drnvrr.
Colo. July 18th to 18th.
One fare. plus $2.W. for the round
trip. Dates ~ sale July I'D aud 2,,h:
final return limit August I'D. lNH|.
II. T.. WATTS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
MOl@rly. MO.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
CHAPTER Ky.

\ PEEP At THE LADIES JEWEL.
Moilv soon found that If i'm some ways
her post WAS no sinecure. a great deal
of tim. nevertheless hung heavily ON
her hands She rarely saw NJ. de Sau-
vigny. who spent most of his time in the
turrct room from which he had first
eSpied her. a sort of office or study. very
comtfortlesS and mtidy-aS she perceiv-
ed one day when she passed tine open door
Uttered with papers. and with a great
desk in ona of the windows. When they
did meet however. he was invariably
civil. and during the tete-a-tete dinners.
which she had 80 much dreaded, made
some effort to entertain her.
The only event of any Importance which
took place during the first weeks of her
stay was a flying visit paid TO the cha
taau 10y Young Count de Trelles. who was
about. as he wrote. to undertake "un
petit voyage d agreement" and dutifully
came first 10 take leave of his mother ana
uncle.
Nine IA comteSse fen forthwith into
the widest state of excitement. and cx-
tensive preparations we've made to fe-
ceiv. the distinguished visitor. one of the
great dingv salons was thrown open. and
the furniture uncovered and polished;
Nine de Treiiles even discarded her dress
ing gown. and arrayed i'm cracking silk
wandered up and down between the win
dows and the fireplace Of the above
named room for at least an hour before
his arrival
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live and the money that should have
paid for our lodgings, NJ lie baron, 1T is
eone-the children have eaten IL; ana me
proprietor will sell our poor bits of furni-
,,,re and nut us out in the street. il we
cannot pay him tomorrow. our rent
comes to a hundred francs-a big sum,
NJ le baron, and l am almost penni-
less
az am sorry for you,'' said Raoul.
coidlv.
IN. le baron. will you help me-" She
dr,w a step nearer. and clasped her worn
hands.
.J cannot" he returned irritably-
"Where do you expect me to find num-
dred francs ut moments notice.?
oh. my good sir. have pity Think
little. My son. who is in the hospital,
and my helpless children
.'It is useless. | tell you. my poor wo-
man. | have not got the money
He rose. and made as if he would pass
her but she cIunS desperately to his coat
and went bitterly. still eEtreating him to
have mercv. refusing to believe that he
could not help her All at once Molly
saw his hand move quickly to his waist
coat pocket but as quickly drop again,
and then for the first time she noted that
his watch w2s gone
''I tell you l h1v- nothing for you
nothing he repeated. IF could
belp il I would not refuse You Go-you
are losing time here. and it : useless 20
ask for what cannot be given.
Molly run mayed in her little purse. hut
could only find few francs. These. how
eye. she managed to press into the poor
woman's hand unseen by the baron. who
had resolutely turned his back as if TO
end the discussion.
Slowly and sorrowfuIly the unfortunate
creature move away. with many a back
ward glance. as though hoping he would
cal; her back.
At last the shuffling steps were no longer
heard. and Raoui turned round again,
gazing long in the direction in which she
had disappeared. All at once he struck
his heel sharply the ground. and
ciencheh his hands.
''Accucsed poverty he said
(To BE COntinued)
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him l beseech of him to write imme-
diately."
The girl flew obediently downstairs. but
paused as she reached the portico, for
M. de Sauvigny was there earnestly talk
ing to CASTOR
MY dear uncle, you really seem to
have poor opinion of my discretion"
the latter was saying just as Molly
came up.
II do not reproach you," returned the
other hurriedly, land / do not appeal
to you. But l wish to remind you that
all things have an end. You under
stand?"
Certainly; i understand perfectly"
said the young man calmly.
"Ah madem0iselle.' removing his hat
and turning to Molly, ''do you wish to
speak to me?"
She gave her message. and received the
assurance of his obedience; then, stand
ing beside M. de Sauvigny. watched Gas
ton as he got into the carriage.
Goodbye, cherished little mother" he
cried, waving his hand to the forlorn-
looking figure i'm the upper window. 'Au
revoir. mademoiSelie. Uncle, will you not
wish me bon voyage?"
He turned with his bright engaging
smile, and extended both hands to Raoui.
who, to Molly's surprise, stepping quietly
up to the carriage. clasped them warmly.
"All good wishes go with thee" he said
huskily
This was the first time Molly had heard
him drop the more formal "vous' in
speaking to his nephew, and she glanced
up in some surprise. But he stepped past
her without another word, and re-entercd
the house even before the vehicle started.
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::MoNy'sFortunes:

tCopyrigh;. Issa. by u. r Putce. All
Rights EeserVeJ.b
Synopsis Of InstaIImentS to vIL-Molly
o'NeiI. "A girl of unusual beauty. = work
ing as daily EsDverncSs in Dublin in sup
port cf her aunt "a derayed gcntlewo-
mani and herself. Her existence becomes
known tr AIisS o'Neill-thc last rep-csen-
tstis-e OF the orNeiIIS-t1c poSSesSor of a
f7rrc estate ana handsome revenue. who
- IL search of "A direct heir: and Molly
O'T-iII where she meets her dreaded rel
ar-ve. and makes a favorable impression
Miss O'Neili Is immensely proud of her
ancestry. and Is devoted To the duties
her un her daily inspection of kitchens.
gardens and village. ana notes the au-
tCcratic supervision to which every
household ON the estate Is subjected She
becomes = general faVorite in the dis
trict- Mrs Mackenzi. Is invited to the
castle for Christmas. and endeaNorS to
learn her hOStesS's plans concerning Mol
tv. hut only succeeds in grleVouSlN mis-
representing her niece Molly undoes the
mischief however. isv her Straightfor-
wardncSS- She Epcs hack with her aunt
hut IS summoned to the castle on the
occasion sf Miss - NeiiIss Ss-riouS Illness.
and T. the means ~ cheering her reia-
ffvg-S last hours Mr- EuriSc had pre-
vso,IS1v made Miss ~ NssiliS will. all being
left to Molly-with certain provisions
against which the Dd LAWYER In vain lrs'-
tested After Miss O'Neilis death. Molly
and her aunt take up their alsofe Al th',
s.1stIss Eur one morning a letter arrives
frosu Mr. Burke saving that maj" H'.-
sss.rs,lsant ~ thu elder line has been found
Hugh p' 'NeiII turns out So ~ q delicate
srfT.-,-fa.I vaSrus. uiau- he falls in love with
his urs.ttv cousin but as neither aunt
mur lawyer sstn persuade her a. look Ia
vurabIv utlun hrr SIIitur- the ladies 81
hack a. their uld life. leaving ituGh IN
russs.SSiou- Molly obtains a situation -
.-.srnuauiau at the Chateau de IA t'epi-
rsirra in Normandy Sls. finds hers u IN
i fius. ..sStI.. falling intn ruins and de-
lido that its Owner n r. iarun sie Sssu-
vieuv- = cold AMI fOrtiijing in the cN-
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Copyright. Isse. by u. r Purce. All
Rights Es-serVeJ.b
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got over the fatigue Of her long jour
ney."
she has been here since yesterday
Yes only since yesterday; she needs
rest She would now like Il turn i'm the
fresh air l dare say
Before Molly had recovered from her
establishment at this unexpected proof
of consideration. NJ. lie Sauvigny rose.
crossed the room. and opened the door,
gazing at her meaningly. as though adj
vising her To make her escape forth
with.
Rut Nine de Trei.le caught al her skirts
as she passed
''You will make mc laugh again tomor-
row. will you not?" she said, clinSing to
her with long. frail fingers.
Yes" answered the poor child, gent
" disengaging herself. and slipping away
hastily, lest her trembling lips and tear
ful eyes might augur in for the uneNpect-
eel entertainment.
~ really think" she said To herself
when the cool garden breeZes were fan-
ming her temples. and the tranquility OF
her surroundings had somewhat Gained
her nerves. Il really think this is the
hardest work I could have undertaken.
10 play the buffoon for hours at a time
10 hold myself in readiness t. conduct
"A sort of variety entertainment at any
given moment is rather more than
h.r.ained for. / think shall earn my
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particularly clean. peignoir of gray stun'
but her blond hair. which appeared un-
usually abundant. was dressed with some
amount of care. no; tn say elaborateness.
NJ. de Sauvigny introduced Molly, and
then withdrew behind his sisters couch.
whence he surveyed the pair with furtive
anxiety.
Il have never had a companion before.
remarked Nine. de Treilles languidly, in
French. but my brother thinks you Eiay
amuse me. DO you think YOU can amuse
me-
Il will try." said poor Molly with
sinking heart.
II am So bored" sighed the countess.
II am spIsenec-spleence. oh. la In,
how bored | am.
III must he very dull lying here all
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
BY NJ. e. FRANCIS.
>. AUTHOR OF :.
"In a North Country
Village"
And Other Stories.


sense of humor rendering the selection
judcious. and her delivery being. i'm its
quaint simplicity, wholly graceful and
charming. Now and then. when the jest
particularly tickled her own fancy, she
would altogether forget her shyness; the
pretty face would dimple into smiles, the
eyes sparkle with fun: once she laughed
outright-young fresh laughter. very de-
ligh.ful to hear. But at last she came to
n stand-still.-"I really can't think of
anything ese just now" she observed
deprecatinSly.
Nine. de Treillcs pouted, and was
about to demonstrate when her brother
interposed.
True. Miss Mackenzie must be tired.
Remember, Madeleine. she has not yet
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Guard your kidneys; the health of the
body depends on those small but i'm
portant organs. They extract uric ac q
from the blood which. if allowed 70 re
main in the system. would cause dropSE
and Brights disease. Prickly Ash Bit
ters is a successful kidney tonic: il heals
and strengthens the kidneys, regulates
the liver. stimulates the stomach aud
digestion. cleanses the bowels. 1t Will
prevent or cure BTight'S uISeaSe.
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LEFT TO A BOARD OF HONOR.
"Breastplate" Case Settled Outside OF
Court

Columbia. s. G. November 13.-(SpeciaD
There will be peace in Marion county and
the famous "breastpiate' case is disposed
of and laid away on the shelf where other
war furniture OF that pattern belong
That the actual steel housings used by
Mr. r. Dudley Haselden will adorn his
ancestral home and be pointed 70 with
pride by his descendants in the misty
future is another question.
The Haseldens and the Sellers have so
many relatives in Marion county. most of
whom are very worthy people. that it was
considered the part Of wisdom to settle
the matter out Of court without stirring
up bad blood II was generally believed
that the auta-OniSm caused by conflict
of testimony and the bringing out Of the
story about the steel breastplate that
saved Dudley Hase,dens life would re-
suit in another shooting scrape. The at
torney general was called to Marion to
prosecute the ease because Solicitor john
son was related To the defendants. ON
the presentation made by leading citizens
of Marion. Mr.. Beiiinser decided to with
draw the prosecution. His desire to do
this was strengthened by having paper
presented. signed by all the participants
ON both sides of the case. In this they
agreed each 20 select a friend To arrange
enceS: these two representatives, were
empowered TO select third nan. If need
ed. and the HaSeldenS and the Sci erS
hound themselves on their honor TO abide
by their action.
Colonel F. +. Covin-ton was chosen as
representative of the Sellers and e. A..
Woods fer the Haseldens.
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y generous b3wlful of powdered char
coal should always he in the refrigerator
to keep il pure and sweet A charcoal
ahSorbS and retains gases and odorS *
should he renewed frequently.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla will brace you M
for the cooler weather of the coming
season. Good circulation ~ purified. vi
talized and enriched blood viii keen you
warm and healthy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
Condor, Oregon, November
Petition for Liquor License.

In the County Court Of the State OF Oregon, TO
the County OF Gillian.
To the Hon. County Court of Gillian County
Oregon.
We the undersigned residents and legal voter,
OF the Precinct of Lone Rock. In said County
and State, hereby petition your honorable body
that license be granted W. r. Roberts of said
precinct to sell spirituons, malt and vinons liz.
uors at retail in quantities less than one gallon
in the town Of Lone Rock, in said Precinct
County and State:
p X. Nicholson, Otto Ward, J. r. Bennett, Jos.
NJ Hayes, G. W. Pitcher, f. B. Landers, Ark
Madden, Geo, Madden. VIM X. Corson, G. Wick.
!. G. Bennett Adolph Dunnevan, C Phegley, G.
IL. Neel. Jack Parker. S. W. Smith. F. H. RaIston,
Riley Billings, Ed Compton, r. H. Robinson, G..
W. Boone, ]. r. Ralston, JEFF Hayes, II. NJ. Neei.
John Goshen. D. z. Rohinette, Z. b. wineland.
Vim. Curtis, W. r. Roberts,
To Whom 1t May Concern. Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned w X. Roberts. viii,
on the 10th day Of January, 1901, apply to the
Honorable coHnty Court Of Gillian County, Ore.
gon, for license to sell at retail, in quantities
less than one gallon, spirituous, malt and yinous
liquors in the town and precinct Of Lone Rock,
in said Gillian County, Oregon
w. r. RoBHRrs
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
SHERIFF SALE.

Notice is heieby given that an execution and
order OF sale was issued out OF the Circuit Court
OF the State Of Oregon, Gillian County, on the
3lst day ofoetober 1909. upon decree therein
rendered on the 22nd day OF September, 1900 In
favor oi james J. Fix, plaintiff, and against
L. W. Darling Lucy Darling and the Arlington
NationaliBank, corporation, defendants, which
said execution and order OF sale Is to me directed
and commanding me to sell the property herein
after described. for the purpose Of satisfying the
judgement Of the plaintiff in said cause for the
sum OF s21l.5o with interest thereon at 10 per
cent. per annum from the 22nd day Of septern-
ber 1900, and the costs and disbursements Of said
suit taxed at 1900 and $3.50 and 5000 attorneys
fees
Therefore. in compliance with said execution
and orderoi sale, viii on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER /, 1900.
at the hour Of 1920 o'clock a. m. at the Court
House door in Condor, Gillian County. Oregon,
sell al public auction to the highest bidder for
cash IN hand for the purpose Of satisfying the
Judgement and decree above mentioned the fol.
lowing described premises towft:
The " VI Of the W u Of Sec. "a, Tp. 8sR2oE
w u. in Gillian County, Oregon.
Dated this 3lst day Of October, 1900.
SAN y, NAS VAcToR, W. l.. WILCOX,
At,yior PIE Sheriff Gillian Co., Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
The New Road.

Judge Mariner, J Fl Downing, Andrew
Greiner and G q Parinan finished the
preliminary survey of the proposed road
between this place and Olex last satur-
day. Mr.. Downing informs Us that the
heaviest grade they found is 10 inches
TO the rod and that only for short
distance. In mentioning the road last
week We inadvertently spoke OF it as a
proposed change in Arlington road, y
when we should have said proposed
new road. As we understand the mat
ter it is not intended to close the present
road via Glen in the event Of the new
road being bnilt.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
Notice of Eighth Grade
Examination.

An examination for graduation from
the common school course will be held
at the public school building, in Condor
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov
emher %, % and "a. 1900, beginning a,
8 O'Clock q. m
Diplomas viii be granted to those who
make an average OF SO per cent. and not
falling below 70 per cent in any one
branch.
These diplomas will be taken in lieu
Of an examination should the holder de-
sire to enter any Of the state institutions
OF learning. w. r. NEAL,
School Superintendent.
Condon, Oregon, November Is, 1900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
oLEx.
Bad colds are prevalent,
Mrs, Dodsoa is improving.
Mrs. Mott is on the sick list.

Bad colds are prevalent.
Mrs, Dodsonis improving.
Mrs. Mott is on the sick list.
L. o. Ralston has generously donated
lot for the parsonage.
DE-. Mott, the Fossil dentist, is doing
our town for a couple Of weeks.
George W, Marvel brought ia 80
Thanksgiving turkeys few days ago
which he sold to Wade Bros,
The Locust Grove band boys have
received their instruments, and Lester
Thomas, member Of the band and who
rooms in Thomas hall, often awakens
the town with such strains as none but
expert musicians can appreciate.
The Arlington independent is of when
i thinks Guy Boyd was spell bound over
that "boy." Guy rode two horses down
circulating the report Of his 'son's" ad-
vent. But from DR.. Ruedy We learn that
the "boy" is only little, common,
everyday girl.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
To the Consumers
of Gillian County:

we desire state that determined large stock Of
goods and for the next 90 days will lines for
cash. - - M
ny seerng 70 your local papers frequently
merchants who With conspicuous a Arlington
prices tins not evidence that the must Ia
low prices there would be Before
chasing fall supplies smaller prices from US
In agricultural Monitor Drills submct
to tour attachments, via, hoe, disc,
The Oliver and Flying Dnhman pows for good clean
work, durability and ightness o
is no longer to Souahten waon
they have but few competitors strength and h.unnne
qualities considered.
anticipate treating do not mr.
chase until load of reach US which
will be here in September
When IN need Of chop MILL windmill sewing machine
kind Of machinery for prices and va vim
treat right
Address all communications James W. Smith store
SHURTE 81 WEIR co.
Arlington Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22

The State Treasurer, Hon. c. s,
Moore says that only six counties
have, 50 far, paid ia any scalp
bounty tax. Why do not our off I
cials compel those counties 70 levy
and pay their taxes according to
the law enacted at the last session
Of the Legislature, that refuse to
do so? It istheir plain duty. If
our laws cannot be enforced it is
worse than useless to expend large
sums to have them passed. Let
the matter be brought up in the
Courts at cnce, which should have
been done when Multnomah county
hrst refused to levy that tax, and
if found to be unconstitutional as
the law will then be de-
clared void, and the people will
know what they can expect, and
stop expending their time and
money for nothing, and remember,
It is the poor mans loss and the
brokers' beneit-Antelope Repub-
Iican.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
u N.k- II .SPefPER Rktal2I.

Commenting on the recent re-
mosal Of Professor Ross from his
position as head Of the department
Of sociology in the Stanford Uni
versity the 0regonian says:
IT is to Mrs. Stanford's credit
that one Of the redoubtable cranks
and quacks that have from time 10
time broken into the faculty Of her
great university has at length been
gotten rid Of Freedom Of speech,
or Professor Howard's agitation
over snbservience to corporations.
has no place IN this discussion.
Independent thinking is one thing,
economic error is another. The
yagaries Of Professor Ross are as
Objectionable in an instructor Of
the young as were the financial
fallacies President Andrews enter
tanned at Brown. a man is no
more entitled to teach free silver or
socialism under the plea offreedom
Of thought and speech than he
would be entitled to teach that the
world is flat and the moon is made
Of green cheese Those who CON
tFel the policies Of our great institu-
tons Of learning have a heavy
responsibility to the state, that its
future citizens be not nurtured in
economics and sociologic error. Stan
ford is a safer place for boys and
girls than it was with Ross ia its |
faculty"
Crank, (" @quack," etc, are the |
only expressions in the Oregonian's |
vocabulary by which that paper
can describe the man who dares to
hold and 70 express an opinion not
in strict accord with the views of
certain subseryient tools Of corpo-
rate wealth.
According to Professor Ross own
statement, he lost his position by
reason Of two lectures recently de-
hvered. In one of these he spoke /,
against Coolie immigration, and
pointed ont the danger to American
labor and the American standard
of living which large influx Of the
lower classes of Orientals would
bring about, while 10 the other adj {
iress he spoke in favor of the mu-
nlcipal ownership Of city water and !
light plants, street railways, etc. Fl
The Oregonian denies free speech +
y even independent thought 10 q
my man who disagrees with it. '
The college professor who teaches
ne beauties Of the gold standard i
be glories Of free trade or the later t.
heory that corporate monopoly is. r
nd by right ought to be the mas r
er Of everybody and everything 4
Officially, socially and education
lly, is all right-from the Orego- !.
lan's standpoint, but let him de- \,
late hairs breadth from that Il
ne n bis teachings on any of tc
nese propositions the Oregonian p p
astens to the top of its tall tower !, i
nd denounces him as a crank, 2 G
"quack, z an anarchist, a dan OF
srous agitator," etc, etc. IN
The 0regonian is a bigot; ii is q
II righteous; it arrogates to itself y
I the virtue and wisdom and con- i
'des nothing to those who differ co
ith it. dr
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
A Village Blacksmith Saved His Lit
tie Sons Life.

Mr. II. II. Black, the well known vii
lage blacksmith at Grahamsville, sulIi-
van Co., n. r., says: "Our little son,
five years old, has always been subject
to Group, and so bad have the attacks
been that We have feared many times
that he would die. We have had the
doctor and used many medicines, but
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is nov
our sole reliance. 1t seems to dissolve
the tough mucus and by giving freqnent
doses when the croupy symptoms appear
We have found that the dreaded Group
is cured before it gets settled" There
is no danger in giving this remedy for it
contains no opium or other injnrious
drug and may be given as confidently to
a babe as to an adult. Fjr sale By The
Hudson Pharmacy--C. w. Crosfeld,
mgr
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22

After the news Of the late re-
publican landslide got in last week
and the democrats had time to
catch their breath and collect their
thoughts they began to talk about
putting 10 a Straight" democrat
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22

There are more ways than one
of paying campaign debts. A Chr
cago dispatch says the Government
has given the firm of Armour &
Co, the head Of the great beef trust,
the contract Of printing internal
revenue stamps on checks and
sleeping car and parlor car tickets,
at price from FIVE to 10 times the
amount that would be charged by
a printer on a competitive bid.
The clear profit is said to be about
$1,000 per month, which for As
months is not a bad graft. But
then the Armours are poor folk,
who need o little lift, SO nobody
should complain. Telegram.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given In the matter Of the
estate OF James Nixon, decreased. that the nndar.
signed has been duly appointed administrator OI
the estate Of said decedent. a II persons having
eigtms against said estate should present the
same to me al my residence near Mayviile. Ore
gon, within six months from the date Of the
first publication OF this notice
Mayville, Oregon. c. J. QUINN.
estate OF James Nixon, dec