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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

~tn rum GAS m Irurr IrIurr Urmrgun'
geu oeutlid) trfennen. SD iperoe es
balo auSfinoen. .
.Oello. uneiu Mtann." rtef Gutter
einen lebnisen irldnoiihen unteranir
ieber OIL. rwcr lit Der ScttionSanfleler
bort nit Dem rotbeu SlanellbemO uno
Dem aroben. breitr0noerisen Sut?"
,,Sure, General" ermiperte oieier,
IAN | dunno, Sir, but he do be q
terrible cusser."
@abreno bieler Scit fam Ger @esens
itanb oicler &onuerlation laler bcraI.
,gSabrbaitis. ib babe biclen Wfann
ihon ir9enbwo 9eleben," la9te Der Judge
Sberltltcutcnant.
,Sa9eu Sic NAL" reoete er Den
itrammcn SettionSaufIeher al, rlDo
babe i) Sis bsnu lhOn gelcben?"
Der Mmbcre lab nidt aut ulo arbcis
tcte mciter; aber plOsli6 plaste CT her
aus: ,9tun. gum @cier, ib babe sic
in Meitpoiut 9teitcu gelebrt."
SIM 9m mar Gutter aus Dem Sattel
uno lhlaug heiOe Irme nm OeS 9robeil
MiauueS Sals.
Sin ocmle.ben Ibeno ludte @eneral
Gutter Den Sbcrilmcnieur Der Vahn.
Scrrn &illiam Wtilncr Toberts, aui
uno itellte oil i'm Die Srage: nSabcu
Gle fir ciueu @eitpointer nid)tS Sejes
res 81 tbnll. oils SeftionSauileber gu
ipiclen?"
n@aui 9cpiB babe ib Oas, aber mas
meinen sic oeuu panit?"
Gutter tbeilte Dem Serru 9fobcrts
glles nit. mas er pom 9toller wubte mo
bauptidhliG. mas er BON ibm crit nad]
Der @ieocrerfcnnung erfabren bate.
glS 1tollcr ndmlid nidt nlebr mubte.
mo aus unb no ein, arbeitete er lhlieBs
lid oil ser 9ioro. SacificsG ilcnbabn nit
Sauc ullo Sdauiel als 2agelobner mo
itwang iif ourb SleiB, umlldt mo
MusOauer Su leiuer lesl9el1 Steuult9
'empor.
rSu einem Wtann. Der Oas tbut. ltcdt
etmas Senercs," e%ntgegnete Scrr 0fo.
berts, rbringen sic i'm morSen frib
61 mr."
9toller wurSe gum Niiiitenten oes
Sberiugenicurs Der &inie %errannt; Ell
Orang nit leiuem Irbeiterbeer Ourd)
llncapapa unO Sans Sire bis nab Sois
Yrule in Den StOursHdnOereien, imnler
aut Dem &%riegspfaO. Dor, Oenn er bate
mallben barteu Ianpf nit ben norOs
liben SnOianeritdmmeu gu beiteben, ebe
er feline %inie nit ir9enO welher Cider
belt in Yetrieb leten founte. SdlleBs
lid purOe @eneral 9toiier gum Sberin,
s~enieur Der 9anSen yilie %beiOrOert. Oa
i'm ieine Stellun9 ~beidbiste. 9enau gu
milieu, Ourh welde @e9enOen Die Sabr
laufeu weroe, 10 le9te CT Die Grlparnilt
ieines @ebaltes auf iold' fluge Weiie
oil, baB er in nenigen Sabren etwa
100000 beIab. Sest ueunt ct einell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Dit eiftr(ldti9e Frau }raiotntin.

Qincolns @attin hattie nlande unlis-
%bensmiirOi9e @igenidaften. Da3u ses
b0rte aud lire @iTerIuht. Nls Niucotn
Yrdlioent wurbe. empfing er natiirlid
niele Beluhe, baruilter aud Oamen.
i3war NOR rSlo Nbe" our9aus teiu
lOferer 8osel, aber er liebte es, ii9 NIT
seiitpollen Srauen 5u u%nterbalten. no
mentli1 nit Der Satin clues h~erporras
geuoen &iinitlers aus Bolton. Nuf
Oiele Dame mari Srau yiaeoln einen
eiierii9tisen 9aB uno uerbot Dem Tbir,
iteber, Die Beargm0bute in oaS Mubteu3s
Sinlmer je ein;ulallen. Der Tbiriteber,
Elm Dsutiher nit 9tamen 1ouis. fonnte
Die itren9e Yrdjioentin niht ausitebeu
uno lieB iene Dame bod in oas i3immer
bes Yrd5ibenten. Srau xiucoln lab Die,
felbe aber fauln In bas WeiBe paus eins
treten. 10 ftiir5te iie berpor uno ibers
bauite youis nit beftisen Yormiirfen.
r98as tpollen sic" meinte Der 2bir.
fteber unempfinoli9. .oie Daine bat
oalielbe He9t, mie Seber, init Dem Prd.
f%ioenten gu lpreden."
rDame?1 l9rie Die 5rau Prdiibentin,
bo9rotb Dor Corn, .oas lit feine
Daniel
Sett perlor 2ouiS bic @eoulb un6
berrl6te Srau yincoln at: .Wtaden
sic uur, oaB Ole %fOrtfommen; III Die,
fem 2beile oes WeiBen 9auies bat muir
Der 9err Yrdiioent nno nidt ieine Srau
gu befeblen."
Sn Oi.iem Sale blieb i~ibrisenS Qin<
colI felt unO lieB Den Tbiriteber trot
aller YoritellunSen ieiuer Srau in lei.
lleu1 Nllte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

.Dieier bat ms Die penisfte arbeit sema&t.~
ooer anbere Mrt aus Der @elt sei9afft
tperoen. 8rinsen sic einmal cine
98ase." Nls bieie b~erbeisebolt morOen
mar, fubr Vincoln fort: so, iest leSen
Sie ollie Bitti9riften uno Bricfe su
@unlten bes ei1eu ManlieS III Die Was<
5dale unb bann miesen sic Die Sapiere
bes anberen BemerberS." IS itellte ii1
beraus, oaB bic cine 3olleftion ein
Yfunb idmerer mar, oils Die anOere.
Sect tperben mir sleid fertis iein;
fdreiben Sie bic 8eltalluns fir ben
Wtaun NIT ben lei6teiten Yapieren
aus" iaste Der Brdiibent, roenn oies
fer" fubr er fort, bat uas Die menisite
2lrbeit semadt." llnb 70 blieb es; Der
Aytanr nit oen minoer i9meren Bitts
jariften erbielt bic Yoitmeiiteritele.
E!asr.uartese U::;.;aaafninrr,..,n
gr: .gs in bod fart. fauit Del
Sunae ieiner 8raut elm 8oufet I'm
Mart!"-Gte .Taran iiebf 81
jeyt. mas fur elm ibdbiser 8rdutiaam
9u bereini getueien bili !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Nab 6rUid)t.

Nu6 Sincoln bate piel bon Nmtsid=
germ su leioen. 8elonbers mahte linn
eiumal clue YOltmeiiteritelle 5u id)aifen,
um meld)e iid SUei Sewerber bartuafis
bemiibten. Sauienweiie faner Die
Sreunoe Der 8eioen 81 lincoln 9elauien
uno bradten Sittidriiten init, in bereil
Die Yorsiise beioer @iOeriadcr in sians
5enoen Sarben seldilOert iparen. 9ls
zines Cages mieoer cine NborOnung lol<
der Sreunoe fam urb ben 8rdliOenten
nit ibreu Bitten cine balbe Stuube lang
aufbielt. ia9te &i1coll Su ieinem Sefres
TOR: rDieie @el6idte mug aui Die cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
3mei jreun0e.

@sncral Tbomas2 g. 9toiier bon Char
%fattcSullle, Sa.. welAer Dor ,mei Sab'
rsu. i'm ipanildsamcrifanildcn Srieg.
pom ErdiiL. ,tcu sum SriSaoe9eneral
t:r Srciwillineu ernannt wurOe. hat cine
.unsew0bnli,y me1ieluolle SanIbabn bln'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Aur,e Abfrrtiu,tuu,

Greier: .Serr aummersienraih.
i9 liebe SIRE Srdulein Sodter. Geit
benz Sage, al, Dem ih lie iennen lernte,
III ibr Bib in mein Sers ein9earaben."
- G mersienratb: .8raben
Gie's aus I"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Die rttttleiniar AahJhurfu.
nrr kirinr Ia1Inun1rirr.

9dnsden Tim SleiI4erlaoen):
sd m0dt' germ Dor 5 YIannige
Wurf. Ser 0erfduer: .Gas
sibt's nidt. Dor 10 pfenn 'ge aibt's
tuelAe. "-9dns9en: So benn Dor
10 pfennige. (Ser &ertduier iAneioet
bas Werlanate ab.) llnO MI iein &c
bod 10 freunOlib uno fdnaiOen &c mir
cos in auei 9beile. (WaiAiebt. Na,
icbn &c mol, wie's Dor 5 pfsnn'ge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Aus nrnr Gerid1tsruul.

@ertbeiotaer: .uub meine
Serren GeIbworenen. Sic iollen 9lei1
ieben, bab oas furdtbare Tpnamit,
uomit bic @eoe bes Serrn Staats.
ontualts aelaoen fdien, lid als BARN.
lole Gnallboubons entpuppen triro l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Cine Doppeltbt.

Set Nusbru6 bes 2rieses elite nit
Mnoeren aud Sobn 9usbes aus Ilton,
ST.. CUR Grnee uno. lieB feline iunse
Srau in Tbrdnen aufsel0it i'm einiameu
9auie suriid. @r fiel bein, .3use bes
Generals Smitb nod Dem 8eb Riuer
fdmer ueruuuoet In bic 9dnbe Der Seinbe
uno murbe nod Geras sebradt. 9ier
perfiel er tpesen ieiner 3opfwunoe in
@abnfinn unb meilte lanse i'm Srren'
bauie 3u Nuitin.
Wtittlerweile itente man Die elite Der
&rie9ssefansenen 3uiammen. Sobn
9u9bes. oelIen ueberfiibruus nad Nu'
fin man per9ellen bate. muroe ais tobt
aufsefibrt, unS feline Srau erbielt bars
aufbin eiuen re9elreft auSgeitellten
Gootcnihein. Die Wittme trauerte
awei Sabre lang. oann beirathete iie
wieOer. Sn;milden wuroe Sobn Su9bes
dis 9ebeilt aus Dem Srrenhauie entlai<
fen unb elite Der Seimatb gu. Sufdllig
traf er In ct. 2ouiS eineu friiberen Be,
faullten aus Ilton, uno oieier tbeilte
tbm Die ,meite S%ermdblung ieiner Sat-
tin nit. Sobn Su9bes mar balo 9efa6t
nnb 9emilt, Die neu9elhlolieue Gbe
nif)t gu itOren. Gr 3os mad 0icD Yort
unO las bort td9lih Ote rNlton Zines"
Die 3eitun9 Der StaOt. In Der feline
@attiu nobnte. Oarin fano CT eiimal
Die anSei9e BON Dem 2ooe ieines 9iah'
folgers. Sofort reiite er nah Nlton
unO CAB iid feiner Srau. Der ibrer Wteis
t1uts naA gum 3weiten Wtal Wittwe
@cmorbeneit. at erfenuen. ytafoem
bieie iib iiberieu9t, baB er fein @eipenit.
fonoern wirfliA ibr eritcr Wtann lei.
folgte iie ibln nah Stem Oorf. no iid)
5wil6en ibnen Die SiDeite @Be al Die erlte
anldloB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

ais febr bi1ig erfldrte. Das erfte Sc
bot mar $500: es murbe rpeiter unS
tpeiter gelteigert, bts baS @ebot bic
Summe BON $1,000 errei9t bate.
.Sn bemielben Nusenblid fiet Elm
groBes @eldoB auf ben aleioeridranf,
melhes oenielben 5eriplitterte. Der
Nuftionator erfldrte laheno: ,8erfauft
al, @eneral @rant fir $1,000 uno Der
Nuffionsuerfauf muroe fortseiett, als
Oh niats Grnitlides paiiirt iei."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Btu ~frruuSlid1.

ginbreder (nadcem er feline Dir
belt nollenoet): So, nun mill i'd
Sbnen nod bas SdloB pieoer ridtis
einbdnger. bamit Sic lid Die Nadt eins
fdlieben f6nnen unb Stnen nidts pol
{irtl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Bum GraberfAma&umgstag.
Gin Sauh Der Wehmutb unb Der Erauer
Oisht hrutS Nurh ma onu.e QauO.

Gin Sand Der Wehmutb uno Der Eraue'
Steht bente oard oos gan;e 9ano.
tluo Der Grinn'runa frommer Sd,aner
Stiisrt iebes Sera uno fiiut bic Sano,
Slumen auf baS @rab 81 itreuei
Seuer Srapeu, jeuer Srenen,
Die oils Seloen einft geftrttten,
Sir bas Saterlaub geiitten.
Der Gubm % ihrsn Sbaten leudltet
Iuf Der @eIG]idte gldnieno Slatt.
anb mandeS guge beut iid feuAtet,
$50 iolde Eeier finSet itatt;
Seiat eS bod. baB mnuergeiien
Dem Seroienite ouaemeiIeu,
lluisr Solt peritebt an ehreu,
SieieS Cages @ieSerfebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Aus nrmr Gsu,trn.

Protection: Isle miIIen, Ser,
GanoiDat, baB in u%nieren Staaten oel
Mann nur cine Srau beiratben oarf
Wie nennt man oieien 3ultano9-
Sun, Mono - Mo~no-"-G
bat: rMonotonie !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Ses edidIals @eae. Sci g

SEES S6idints @csc. gei gesinn
bes giirsertrieaes uobnte In Glen
9eab, nabe Splier Ban, Song Sslano.
*. g.. Elm junger Mann Namens Sa-
bis nit ieiner Grau. bic er erit ieds
Monate borber gum Gltar sefibrt.
SroB ieines Gbegliides perlieB Eaois
feline Grau uno aos nit ben gllsmortb.
3uapen in ben &rieg. gr mabte meb-
rere Sdladten nit, uurce Grie9sge-
fanaener unO in 1863 aus benz Qibbp=
Geidngniiie entlaiien. Oils er nod iei-
yer SreilaiIung beimtebrte, erfuhr er,
baB feline Grau. im 8lauben, sr lei foot.
iid nit Greo. 6emmin9 perbetratbet
babe uno nah Buds @ountn 3d.. ae-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Bnrra WrtuiTru.

Gobn: SD bab' n Gdirm ner-
fault, Batter; Die Same bat ii1 aber
p~orbebalten, baB lie i'm biz iiber adt
Sage umtauiden tann. tpenn fih 6eb-
Ter baran aeisen !A-9ater: .Wenn's
nur In ben a1t 2agen nidt re9net!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Sem erfen sduB bes arieses bat

Gapitdn Slad, uelder ben &esierunss-
aolltutter .9arriet g. Sane" i'm 9aten
bon @barlelton befebligte, an IL. Wpril
1861 a%bseieuert. Ser Sampier .Nuib-
bille," tpelGer Gorrdtbe fur Die &oni6.
oerirten trug. tuollte in ben 9afen fabe
rem. ga er cine Warnun9 oes Gutters
nidt beadtete. erBielt er einen Shub in
oas NOroertbei!, Der i'm 81 idleuni9er
Slu1t nah Der of;enen See peranlaBte.
YIN 9leiben Sage er0ffnete General
Yeauregaro mas Yombaroement au..
Sort Sumter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Gin redltrr Rnnar.

g d u erIebrIina: .Sott,
meHerin. mot Is an SGnen for 'nt
WlaiIeuIe berloren iejan9en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

aosen lei. 81 IieB ii1 tuieoer antperpen
nno tuuroe balD oarauf peripunoet. Mls
er auf elmer planta9e i'm Giioen Der.
pflegt tuuroe, lernte er bic reide Wittue
Barter tennen. gr Beiratbete oielelbe
uno sos nit ibr mad Dem Grieas nod
G~lepelano, g.. @ls nun i'm Sabre 1896
feline sreiie Srau harb. tebrte Sapis
mad Song Sslano suriid, mo man i'm
fir toct aebalten bate. Seine erlte
Sran wObnte au6 pieoer in Glen Seao,
oa lie nit benz sueiten Gatten ben
penniplpania suriidgeteGrt mar, uno
Die 6reuOe oes gGisDeriebens :uar groB,
als Cabs feline erlie 6rag oeiu6te. Ga
5lemmin9s gbe unsiltig gemOrOen, CAB
CT ilb nit elmer alten Stelle in elmer
5abrit in @leDelano sufrieOen ; er per-
aiGtste auf Die Srau uno Die gauge Sc
iellibaft reiIte mad @lepelano.
Gin 6roenkta9.
slnf ocn 9. Mai Sieies Sahres fiel
Der 100. @eoenttag Der @cburt Sobu
Yrowrs. Ser Miann, oelien Same
alS berienise zines groBen YatriOten
unO nationalen SclOen. bes rSeloen
bon Sarpers Serrg.~ sefeiert miro. bat
fidJ befanntlid in. Der Sorm 9e9en bas
@elct uersanse1, inOem er iidl OeS
Yunoesarlenals BON SarperS Scrrp,
Ya., bemabti9te unO OaOur6 Der urs
bebcr BON Slu~tuerSieBen wurOe; abcr
icine Sbat %entiprang Den e%Oeliten Ses
ipessriinOen, Dem Ylau elmer iDitematis
lder, ms @roBe gebeuOen Scfreiuna
Der Sflauen. @r biibte leiueu Soduers
ratb am @al9en e. De;embcr 1869 III
Sbarlestomu, Sa.). aber Die @eif)lfte
ilennt i'm oanfbar einen Der beOeuteuos
iten 8orfdmpfer fir Die ioealen 3lele
bes Sur9erfriegeS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

SIN gfu mar Cutter aus Dem SatteI.
Der id0niten Vanoiise bel Gbarlottess
bile iein eis:n.
@eneral Roiier befebliste i'm Biirsers
frie5 cine Brigade unb ipdter cine Ois
uiiion unter Sisbu9b See, unb bieier
mar eS aud, Der ibn gum 8risabegeles
raj empfabl uno ieine @rnennuns our9s
iebte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
311tDerCpruat.

Run, emma. ME mars geIiern
auf Dem 9all2"-.3um SaDon-
Iaufen!"-nSa uarum benn?"-
.Mcil ib INNER iiBen aebIieben
Kim ~
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
His Banjo ! Rarnmeter-

Ihere is a young man about town
who Is always prepared for all kinds
Of weather. No matter IL he attends
function when the night is cIoudless
and rain falls before he goes home, he
Is always on hand with an umbrella.
much to the delight Of the girl with
him. -
For a long time his secret remained
undisclosed, and he was looked upon
as weather prophet who could give
points to the local bureau. However
1t is no longer secret, for the Young
man confessed not long ago the reason
for his invariably correct prognostica
tion Of nasty weather. He Is a very
fair bantoist, and 1t was noticed thai
he always played on his Instrument
before going out at night. When the
plaintive sounds were muffied, he never
neglected to take his umbrella, but II.
on the contrary, the sound was sharp
and clear he went without It.
The head, or sounding board. of
banjo is made Of sheepskln, and In
damp weather 1t expands, and the head
comes tight as drum. This Is the
reason for his inyariabIe good luck in
picking" the weather, for he owns a
natural barometer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
coNTEsTlNG FOR HoNoRs.

Shiuese Undergo Examinations While
In Their Closed Cells.
/ The University OF London n few
years ago admitted to Its initial exam.
nations about LOO students and pass.
ed one-half. There are four different
examinations In the Chinese university.
The first is for the degree OF Budding
Genius corresponding to our b. A.
The examination is held In every pre-
lecture. The second is for the degree
of Promoted Scholar" or NJ. A., and
Is held In each provincial capital. Ii.
Hung Chang has never advanced be-
yond this degree. The third is for ..Fit
Tor Office" sort OF ID. G. l.. or LII. ID.
The fourth is for admission to the Han
lin academy, or Forest of PencIls.s
which makes the successful scholar
one Of the great men of the empire.
Each degree Is open only to the men
who have won the lower degrees. The
lowest Is open to anyone. "A man OF
TALENT" as DR.. Martin says. '.may
raise himself from the humblest ranks
to the dignity of viceroy or premier"
No. land can be more democratic than
China
In each provincial capital Is an exam.
nation hall. II consists OF long rows
Of cells open at the end and just large
enough to hold scholar with his bed |
ding. teapot and food There are Il, 900
cells In the Canton hall. A great wall
surrounds the grounds, and at the end
Is the hall where the officials sit. The
are all admitted at the same
time. assigned to their cells and the
gates are sealed. II student dies. as
often happens, his body is put through
small hole In the wall. Each exam.
nation lasts twenty-four hours. Then
he students are released for two days.
'nly to return for two more sieges. A
'aper with blots or defaeements Is
brown out. Such Innocent questions
IS this are proposed to them: "The art
4 war arose under Hwang-Ti forty. ;
our hundred years ago. Different dyn. ,
stiles have since that time adopted
inerent regulations In regard to the
Sc OF militia or standing armies, the !
lode Of raising supplies for the army.
tc. Can you state these briefyY' The
zen who pass these examinations are n
It of pedants, arid as the deserts and
as the patrlarchs. LeslIe's r
IOnthly. q
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
San Francisco M.rket.

Wool-Spring-Neyada Ii @13c ne,
pound; Eastern Oregon, 1O@l4c; Val.
ley, l5@l7c; Northern. s@1Oc.
Hops-Crop, 1900, 1311@17c.
Rutter-Fancy creamery 2s@26 Nc;
do seconds, 25c; fancy dairy, 22@
2sc; do seconds, 91c per pound.
Eggs-store, 40c; fancy ranch.
soc.
Millstuffs Middlings, Sle.5O a
10 81; bran, $1s.O0@1s.6 so.
Hay-Wheat $9@lsk; wheat and
oat $9.00@12.50; best barley So. so
alfalfa, $7OO@l0.00 per ton; straw.
3b@471ac per bale.
Potatoes Oregon Burbanks. 4 5c@Sf:
Salinas Burbanks, 9Oc@$I.15; river
Burbanks. s0@75c; sweets. 500 SOC.
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia
S2.75@S.25; Mexican lines. $4,000
900; California lemons 76c@sl. 80:
DO choice $l.75@2.OO per boz.
Tropical Fruits Bananas, Sl.DO@
a.b0 per bunch; pineapples, nom.
Inal; Persian dates, 6@e<o per
pound.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
Portland Market.

Wheat-Walla Walla. 54@54Lc
Valley, nominal; Bluestem, Sc 1Sc Do
bushel.
Flour-Best grades, $40; graham
$500.
Oats-Choice white. 45c; choic,
gray, 42c per bushel.
Barley--Feed barley, $3.50 brew.
ing, Sl6.5O per ton.
Millstuffs-Bran, $3.50 ton; mid.
dlings, $2l; shorts, SIT; chop, $1e per
ton.
Hay-Timothy. .Sl2@12.50; clover. 81
@9.50; Oregon wild hay, $6@7 per ton.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 50@55c;
store. 321Sc.
Eggs-30c per dozen.
Cheese-Oregon full cream, 1916:
Young America. lac; new cheese loo
per pound.
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $2.75@
$50 per dozen; hens, $500; springs,
$2.00@3.50; geese, $6.00@8.OO dog;
ducks. $3.50@5.50 per dozen; turkeys.
live. lie per pound.
Potatoes-50@ 65c per sack; sweets.
l &c per pound.
Vegetables-Beets, 81; turnips, 75c;
per sack; garlic, &c per pound; cab.
bage, l 1ac per pound; parsnips, SOC;
onions, $l.75; carrots, 75c.
'Hops-New crop, 12@14c per
pound.
Wool-valley. 13@14c per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 1O@12c; mohair, 25 !
per pound.
Mutton-Gross, best sheep, wethers
md ewes, sac; dressed mutton, 6%@
'c per pound.
Hogs-Gross, choice heavy, 1878;
light and feeders. $500: dressed. +
300 O@6.25 per 100 pounds.
Beef-Gross, top steers, SO. .5O@4. 90:
ows. $S.OO@3.50; dressed beef, Ga
c per pound.
yeal-Large. e@ehc; small. 10
C per pound.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
LIvE ON T!EN cENTs n nAx.
Real enta at the Ruak u cofonx n
Geo -gisl Are Econau.irnt

Rcni enta at the Rnsksn cofonx a.
| Geo gia Are Econonsicnl.
While other people have been theor
izing, the Ruskinites OF Georgia have
demonstrated by actual experience the
lowest possible daily cost for food fos
their entire community. They have
solved the riddle OF how to live at the
lowest cost. When forced to leave their
tennessee home the colonists were
hard pushed, but they possessed stout
hearts and willing hands, aud to-day
are ON fair road to prosperity. They
1--we and live well at an actual cost per
capita of less than 10 cents day.
Everything they consume II bought
at wholesale, In large quantities, and
Is cooked In the community kitchen.
In the community dlnmg-room tables
are set for 300 people. Those who do
not wish to eat with the crowd are
given the privilege Of purchasing com.
pany stores and cooking II at home.
when vegetables are scarce these peo-
pie are allowed cents per capita day;
that is, Z cents for each person, biz.
little, old, young, sick or well. When
vegetables are plentiful the cash allow.
ance Is only cents. AS the commu-
nifty raises Its own vegetables, the ap.
cost Is only about 2 cents
per capita a day, making the actual
cost OF living at Ruskin from I to o
cents a day for each man, woman and
child.
The community dinlng-oom Is
large room, % feet wide and 100 feet
long, where we see nearly 800 men,
women and children seated at long
tables. Breakfast is our first meal. |
We make a wholesome meal on light
bread furnished by the colony baker,
,utter, Georgia slrup, oatmeal, Irish
potatoes, milk, cereal coffee and sugar.
Dinner generally varies, according to
he season. The bin OF fare usually CON
lists OF rice or peas, beans or maca.
oni, some two or more OF these: Geor.
ia sirup. beets, tomatoes, egg plants Ii
'otatoes, soup, bread and cereal coffee
cereal coffee is manufactured by the
oionists and is one Of their main In.
ustries.
For supper, cheese In some form,
.monade, cake, rice or beans, sugar,
rits, mush, fried potatoes, cold tea and
read. The meals are wholesome, sat. ,
flying and well prepared, or course,
iere are no little delicacies. As viii be
ouced, the colonists only get meat |
vice week.-Atlanta Journal q
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-12-20
TRADE IN WINTER GOODS.
Weather Conditions Form Slight Drawback
Holiday Trade Is Excellent.

Bradstreet's says: There is quieser
tone and reduced volume Of business
doing at wholesale in many lines, but
this is not unusual at this season. and
Is partly balanced by larger interest
in retail and holiday distribution.
Weather conditions are still draw.
back 20 the trade in winter. weight
goods, but it is notable that better
report comes from the Northwest than
for some weeks past. S0utnern trade
advices remain good, but retail bust.
ness at Eastern markets is still report
ed backward. In the larger lines of
trade new features are not numerous.
Textiles are quiet and rather dull with
agents, pending the opening OF the
spring season, Wool and woolens are
still quiet. Cotton is irregular and
the market is at y balance pending the
publication OF the next government
crop report, which, however, is expect
ed to approximate $3.50, 600 bales.
The high cost OF raw cotton has not vet
been ecualleA by the advance in manu-
featured goods. A hopeful feature this
week was the taking of large lot OF
brown cottons for export for China.
The higher trend OF values in Novem-
ber has been duplicated in the first
week of December, and cereals, long
backward in this respect, have led the
advance which, however. has not been
'teadily ma ntained.
-.
A better report comes from the flour
milling industry, but the demnd is
hardly what was expected.
Sugar is higher for raws, but the re.
inine branch presents the old appear
nee of i,regularity, and another price
var is foreshadowed.
Failures for the week number 2l4,
gainst lS4 last week.
Canadian failures number 81, az
gainst % last week.