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The National tribune., 1900-12-13

The Chinese situation became once more
decidedly strained last week, and gloomy
views were expressed as to the prospects
of the success of the negotiations. Mean
while outrages by Chinese, both Bo<ers
and Imperial troops, continued against ma
tive and foreign Christians. The Minis
tiers at Picking had a meeting on Dec 4,
which was generally accepted by the
world as unproductiye. Minor points I'M
dOubtedly We're not cleared up, but Mr..
COnger, the United States Minister, said
after the meeting:
Apparently it is the desire of all to
arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. Per
sonally, am satisfied with the results Of
the proceedings today"
Conferences were being held in other
countries whose Governments are con-
cerned between the gentlemen in charge
of foreign affairs and our representatives
regarding the proposed alternatives and
amendments in Secretary Hays recent
note and the notes of the other Powers.
The spirit between the Powers seemed
very friendly.
On Dee. > it was announced at the
State Department that Great Britain and
Germany had accepted the views of Sec
rotary Hay and agreed to modify the de-
mands upon China in accordance with his
suggestion that the original demand will
not be presented in the form of an ulti-
matum nor would the Powers require the
execution Of the Princes, nor impose an
indemnity so large as to be beyond the
ability of China to pay. Russia, France
and Japan accepted the policy of the
United States from the beginning, but
Great Britain has exhibited reluctance,
while Germany has been antagonistic.
Therefore, this agreement cleared the sit
uation materially, so far as the Powers
side of the proposition was concerned.
This agreement had been reached by
the Ministers at Picking on Dec. 4, and as
soon as it was known Secretary Hay
cabled Mr.. Conger authorization to sign
the agreement on behalf of the United
States 1t is understood that on the other
points the French proposition has formed
the basis of the agreement. The foreign
ENJOYS, holding another meeting on Dec.
). took up the question whether the joint
note should be considered an ultimatum or
further negotiations should be conducted
with the Chinese. The United States,
Russia and Japan favored the latter
course, and the other ENJOYS desired to
consult their respective home Govern
meDtS
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SMITH, JESSE Born April b. 1856 at
Lexington. Mass; died June 4. 1874 at Sa-
lem. Mass Married Sarah Grant; had a
daughter, Sally, who married Jeduthah Up
ton.
Served as minute-man in the battles Of
Lexington and Concord; was engaged in the
battles of Bunker HILL Brandywine and Mon
mouth; was one Of Washington's BODY Guard
for four or more years, and sole survivor Of
that famous guard at time Of death.
SMITH MATTHEW-BOrn Oct. II, 1740.
at East Haddam, Conn; died July /, 1924,
at East Haddam, Conn. Married Thankful
Brainard Beckwith; had a granddaughter
Mary Brainard who married George Bar
nard.
Marched from East Haddam on the Lex
ington Alarm In Capt John Willey's com
pany.
SMITH. MOSES-B0rn Oct Is, 1856, at
Exeter y. H.; died June 10. 1916, at Barre,
n. Y. Married Lucy Dale; had son. Theo-
philus F., who married Hannah Allen; had
ii granddaughter, Jane A.. who married John
W. Arthur.
Marched on the Lexington Alarm in Capt.
PaysOns company. In November, 171j, WAS
ut Gloucester Harbor In Lieut.. Moses Brad
streets detachment. Enlisted July %. 1873
in Capt. Blanchard's company; discharged
April %. 1870.
SMITH, PETER-Born Feb. Is. 17GO. Mt
Newburyport, Mass; died 1887, at Knox, Ne.
Married Hannah Sanborn: had daughter
Jane. who married Jefferson Goodwin.
Enlisted In Capt. James Gray's company
Of ID y. H. Regiment April 16. 1TT7: served
three years. Present at battle OF Monmouth
and surrender OF BurgOyne, Granted a pen
sion
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JOHNSON, LAwRENCE-Born at Lyme,
Conn. Married Grace Harris; had son,
Daniel, who married Hetty Huntiy; had Il
granddaughter, Sarah j., who married Iheo-
dOre S. Ladd.+
Marched on the Lexington Alarm from
Lyme April, -1T75, and served under Capt.
Samuel Matner, 1II6.
JOHNSON, JUSTUS-Had a daughter, An
nah who married Truman Bronson; had a
granddaughter Sally Maria. who married
Enlisted in Capt. Hicock's company Aug. I6,
lT1G: discharged Sept. i, 1TI6. Turned out
| for the defense of Danbury at TryoRs raid Of
March. 1TT7. Received the pension granted
to those wounded or disabled in war.
JOHNSON, MATHIAS-BOrn 1920; died
1874 Married Elizabeth -; had u daughter,
Mary, who married kOert voorhees,; had a
granddaughter, Sarah, who married john Per
rine.*
Served as Ensign in Capt. Carhart's State
JOHNSON, wILLIAM-Born at Haverhll,
Mass; died, 1881, in New York. Had daugh-
ter Sarah. who married David Porter; had a
granddaughter, Maria, who married Francis
Woodbury.
JOHNSON, WILLIS-Born 1I44 at Bridge
water Mass. Married Jemima Smith; had
daughter, Lydia, who married John Howe;
had Il granddaughter, Rebekah, who married
Tyrannus Ripley
Served in Capt. Joseph Burt's company. Col
Samuel Ashiey'S regiment. Marched to Ticon-
derOga.
JOHNSTON, GIDEoN-Married Mary AL
len; had a daughter, Ursula, who married
John Pillow; had a grandson, Gideon Johns
ton. who married Anne Payne.s
Served as Captain of a Virginia State Regi-
JOHNSON. THoMAs-Born in North Caro-
lima; died in Clinton Co.. Ohio. Married Ann
Yarnum; had daughter, Ann, who married
Benajah Nordyke.f
Enlisted for one year In Capt James Reads
company, Col. Thomas Clark's list \. c. Regt
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BROWN, DAVID-Born June Is, 1856. at
Eastman, Mass: died 1873, at Buxport, Me.
Married Rachael CahO0n; had a daughter, Sal
ly, who married Reuben Arey; had grand
son, Richard, who married Martha DAVIS
Enlisted in Capt. Pritehard's company.
Sd Mass. Regt., April I, 17T7, as private; was
appointed Corporal July 20, Ills, and Ser
geant October, 1IS0.
BROWN, DAVID-Born June 3, 1744, at
Eastman, Mass; died At Bangor Me. Married
Hannah Alden: had a daughter, Elizabeth,
who married Ezekiel Rich.=
Served as Lieutenant in Capt. John Halls
company, which marched Aug. T. l7I9.
CLARK. WILLIAM-BOrn March ), 1764.
at Northampton, Mass; died Dec. 81, 1872,
at northampton, Mass Married Jerusha
Zeruah Cleveland: had a grandson, William,
who married Annie Miller.
Enlisted July b. 1850; discharged Oct TO-
1Iso Served in Capt. Ebenezer Sheldon's
BROWN. HENRY-Born Narch 0. 1749. at
Woodstock, Conn; died Dec. S, $780, at East
ford Conn. Married Lydia =; had a son.
Henry. who married Cynthia Word; had a
nrdsOn.s
Enlisted in It'll Company of the Sd Reg
iment under Gen. Putnam. Discharged Dec
10, 1918. Served as Sergeant in Capt. JOna-
than Hearts company, in the regiment com
handed lga,I. BY Marquis La ,Eayette. Paid from
BROWN. JACoB-Born Feb. L. 1863. at
charlton, Mass; died Feb, 49, 1874, at Clarks-
daughter, Augusta who married Enoch Bou-
ton; had a granddaughter, Nina A, who mar
ric,i James ). Garlock."
Marched 10 Springfield in company com
manded by Lieut.. Taylor, June }. 1880 Dis
charged Dec. 16 1850.
BROWN. JAMES-Born May, 1872. Had
xon. Robert; had a granddaughter Margaret
Eaton, =ho married Samuel S. Neale: had a
eat-grandson, Charles $, who married Eliza
Marlin Clark.E
Captain. Served In Col William WilIs's Sd
Regt. of Foot, Pa, 1850
BROWN JONATHAN-BOrn I74O, at ReaJ-
Ing. Mass; died March H. 1920 at Wcstuins
ter. Mass. Married Huldah Hawkes.; had A
daughter, Huidah. who married David Wy
man; had grandson, Benjamin, who married
LOvey Hazen."
Served IS Sergeant In Capt John Esta-
brOoks company, that marched on the Lex
inSten Alarm, and August, 177T, member of
tapt. Elisha JacksOns company, that turned
out on the Bennington Alarm.
BROWN. JACOB-BOrn Dec. Z 1755 at Sal
Isbury, Mass: died Jan. 49, 1884 at Salisbury
Mass. Married Mehitable Morrill,; had a SON
Enos. who married Nancy Allen'
Name on roll Of Capt. j. Pillsbury's com
spany. August 1II1. as Sergeant and as En-
sign In Capt McNalFs company. October,
IIts; also Ensign In Capt. Peter Pages com
pany October. IT79
BROWN. 1iHOBOD-Born at Cumberland
r. l.; died 1s29, at Canandagua n Y Mar
RED Hannah Ball"u: had daughter Ruby
who married Joseph Wills
Ensign. Served in lst company of Cum
berland, May, 1T19
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S S AMERICAN
y ~ FAr1I]IL lilies les
Williams By MARY S. LOCKWOOD GeneaIOy:.
By MARY S. LOCKWOOD, GeneaIOyiS::.

roy: had son. Ebcnczer who married Lucy
Phelps.A
Enlisted as private in Capt Jonathan
Waies's company. Aug. Il. 11II. aud marched
to Plttsicii TO guard HeSS!an prisoners. Was
Corporal in Caps. Oliver I.yman'S company
September to Nov cmbsr. 1iI6
CLARK. PAUI.-E0rn Jan. :. 1iIl. ut
Westerlcy. r. l.. died Aug. o. lS5n. at Willis
ton. VI. Married FL zahefh Wright; had Il
son. Wright, who married Lury Hincklry; had
grandson, rhilo. who married Martha Ann
Buckingham"
Enlisted April. 1T75. in Capt. John Ran
dall's company. In 1T76 enlisted for the war
in Capt. Elijah Lines company, and rose to
rank Of Corporal and Sergeant. Engaged in
the battles of Long Island, Trenton and
Princeton and in the siege IF Yorktown.
CLARKE. SILAS-Bnrn Feb. II. 1I29. at
Northampton. Mass: died April II, 1919. at
Northampton Mass Married Elizabeth
Strong; had son. Reuben, who married SUI
sauna Rising: had n granddaughter, Lydia
Hooker who married EheneZcT Crane"
Name appears on Lexington Alarm roll OF
Bartlett's company. and April 81. fII3. on roll
of Capt Ebenezer Wehber's company. In
that company in October: 1II3: when 1t
marched to 1.-THE nOrthward." Enlisted Sept.
% III in Cant. JenningS'S company.
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VARICOCELE.
Free Trial OF New Home Cure-No
Pain, Operation or Loss of
Time From Work.

Every mae afflicted with varicocee will be
glad to know that he can have free trial of
new and wonderful method that cures at home,
speedily and surely. There is no operation, no
pain, no letting of blood, but a quick relief and
a rapid, permanent cure. 1t is such a brilliant
discovery so different from the worthless sus-
pensories and supporters that every man should
send at once for free trial of the method so he
may begin curing himself in the privacy of his
own home,
Adams n. Y, he will gladly mail. prepaid, in
PLAN, sealed wrapper, free trial of the met bod
that will enable every sufferer to cure himself at
home Do not fail to write ut once. NaTicocele
is a very DANCE Gus disease.
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ADAMS. RICHARD-Born June u, f'ls,
at Plymouth, Mass; died August lisS, at
Cushing Me. Married Mary carver h'iu u
son. Richard who married Elizabeth Moody
had grandson, Robert, VINO MARI eu MAY
Scott. --.,,.,-
Served in the 4th Lincoln County militia
as Captain OF 9th company, July, litS.
ADAMS, SAAIUEL-BOrn 1Tf9; died Aug.
81, 1918 ut Sheffield, Mass. Married Eunice
=; had daughter, Phoebe, who married
Timothy Mansfield; had a grandson, William
C. who married Martha Granger.
Enlisted from Pennington, Conn, May 70.
iT77 Discharged March %, 1850.
ADAMS, WlL.LIAM-Born in Great Brit
ain. Married Mary Flanagan; had daugh-
ter, Mary Ann, who married Lebbeus Porter;
had a grandson, Warren H., Yho married
Martha A. Maynard.
Served as Surgeon in the Pennsylvania
Line. Was member Of the Society OF the
Cincinnati.
ADAMS, JosEPH-Born Jan. II. 1923, at
Newington, N H.; died at Barnstead, y. d.
Married Jemima Gilman; had daughter
Abigail who married William janyrin; nad Il
grandson, Joseph Adams, who married Ann
COicord.'
Served Ia Col. Stark's regiment as Sur
reon 11I5. Signer of Association Test.
ADAMS. JAMES-Married Mary Irvine;
had a son, Christopher Clark, who married
Susan Johnston; had granddaughter, Pene-
Iope Lynch, who married John Andrews"
Served at first as drummer later as Cor
poral in the Virginia troops, and for his serY-
Ices received land bounty.
ADAMS, JAMES-Born April IA, 1871, In
Vermont. Married submit Purchase: had
son, Jonathan. who married Sally Daniels:
had a granddaughter, Miriam, who married
Jacob sheldon
Served as Sergeant in Capt. Ebenezer Al
lens company from July 3, luz, to July p,
III; also served rs private in Capt. John
Spafford'S company October, 1ISO, and again
for 4 short time in 1ISl.
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HOLIDAY RATES.


On account of the Christmas and New
Year holidays the Baltimore & Ohio r. X.
will sell excursion tickets at greatly re-
duced rates to and from points on its line
between Baltimore, Pittsburg, Wheeling.
Parkersburg, Strasburg junction and in
termediate points, good going Dec. %, "a,
%. 81 and Jan. 1, 1901; valid for return
until Jan. 4. 1901, inclusive
Splendid Royal Blue train service. Pull
man Palace Cars and b. & .. Dining
Cars ON through trains.
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CLARK, PARKER Born. October. I752, in
New Jersey died january. 1874, at Port Re
public, Pa. Married Martha Leak; had a
Doughty; had Il granddaughter, Abigail, who
married David :. Blackman.
Was one of the Gloucester Co., y. j., mill
CLARKE. WlLLIAM-Born March 1G
1I50. in Prince Georges Co., Md. Married
Mary simms: had a son. Walter. who mar
rled Rachel Boone; had a grandson, Richard
Henry, who married Ada Scmmes
Served rs Second Lieutenant in It'll Bat
TALON, Maryland Line, IN Capt. Deans com
pany. Engaged In the battles OF Brandy
wine, Germantown and Monmouth, also at
CLARKE. HEzEKIAH-Born 1923 at Mil
ford, Conn; died l716. at Bethany, Conn.
married Polly Kellogg; had grandson, Aaron,
who married Caroline L. Bngham.'
Enlisted in 1II6. and died in December of
fever contracted In camp.
CLARKE. JARED-Bon Feb 13, 1912. at
Chester, Conn; died June >. 1903. at Chester,
Conn. Married Mehitable Dimmock: had q
daughter, Rebecca who married Charles Still
Imam; had granddaughter. Lydia Towner
twbo married AnseI Pratt:'
company. 9th Conn. Regt.. 17I5.
CLARKE. JoSEPH-Born 1873 or 1T40
died April %. 1916, at Northampton, Mass
who married Justus Parsons.'
Served as Sergeant in Capt. Nathan Wat
klns's company. latter part of 17T5. Enlisted
In Capt. Andrew Lusks company Sept. u
III. Marched 80 the northward." Was pri
vate In Capt. William Fletcher's compan!
Oct. IL. 1880. and again In 1881.
CLARKE, JOHN-Born Nov. IS, 1871, a
London. Eng: died 1884. at Canterbury
Conn. Married Maria Theresa Lark; had ::
son, George. who married Mary Mcdonald
had grandson John, who married Mar
Sherburnes
Captain. Served in Col Edward Proctor
regiment
CLARK. M0SES-BOrn In Massachusetts
died February, 1888 at Gulford ". Y.
Served three years. i777-17s0, as soldier
part OF the time in Capt. Thomas Wheeler
company. eniisting Aug. 3. ITS
CLARK, NATHAN-BOrn Feb. :. i14I, 3
Northampton, Mass. lied Sept IL. 1884, a
westhamptoa, Mass. Married Eualce Pome
The National tribune., 1900-12-13

Dexter arm, en-
bowed, erminols, Cuff
ed, argent, hand
grasping a broken
sword, ppr., or.-crest
of Smith, Durham.
Other crests and
records of the Smith
family will be given
from week to week.
The National tribune., 1900-12-13

Tigers head, ermi-
nois, named. argent
crest of Johnson, Lon
don.
Other. crests and
records of the John
son family will be
given from week to
week.
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Fox's head, erased,
gules-crest of VIII
liams, Wales.
Other crests and
records of the Will
Jams family will be
given from week to
week.
The National tribune., 1900-12-13
THE NATIONAL TRBNE WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY

and il is understood it was also stated that
Lord BalfOur promises that Great Britain
will not refuse to accept the proposed
amendment.
In the House the Legislative. Executive,
and Judicial appropriation bill was passed
in three hours. The bill carries S24,-
i963OS
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WILLIAMS. ELISHA o.-Born in Mary:
land: died at Georgetown, ID. &. Married
Harriet Beall; had a daughter, HARRIET Eli
"a, who married John Horny; had grand
daughter, Hariett Beall, who married Johh
W. Chesley..
land Battalion Of the Flying Camp. June to
December, lT76. Dec. 10, lll6, was Captain
In the 18th Maryland Regt. Resigned Nov. y,
WILLIAMS. JosEPH-Married Letitia SUIT
ton; had a daughter, Nancy, who married
Isaac Lynn; bad granddaughter. Ann W.,
who married Alexander Smith"
Served as drummer in Capt. Halsey's COM
pany of the Morris Co, y: j., militia;
WILLIAMS, EPHRA!M.BOTn at seltu naiai
/ hlley Coburn; had daughter Sally. who
married John signor; had a grandson, Philip,
who married Ircna Hunts
Enlisted as private, June, 111S. In regiment
commanded by Col Archibald Craig.
, WILLIAMS. WILLAMETTE Feb IL.
174i at GrotOn, Conn; died 1915, a. Groton,
Conn. Married Prudence stanton: had d
daughter Sarah, who married Elisha Aver;
had granddaughter. Hope, who married La
Sept. s. l776, Lieutenant In Capt, Morgan's
company; discharged Nov. il, .l77s. Served
as Lieutenant of Ith Company OF Groton, 117I,
| WILLIAMS, STEPHEN-Born at Pomfret,
Conn: died at Pomfret Conn. Married Jul
dith Paine; had daughter, Elizabeth, who
| liam, who married Sarah Medbery.'
Marched from Pomfret, Conn, April, 1775
| on the Lexington Alarm. Served IN Capt.
| clark's company OF the 18th Conn. Regt.. 1916
on duty at New York, and 17I7 was at Peeks
kill, y. Y, in Capt. Shepherds company.
WILLIAM. JoNATHAN-Born Nov. %
1749 in New Jersey; died Dec. %, 1911 In
New Jersey. Married Hannah Meeker; had q
| son, Caleb, who married Martha Crane.'
Served as private In ID Regt.. Essex Co., Y
j.. militia: also In Capt Craig's company OF
State troops.
sGeneray the founders Of American families had
number OF and daughters and many grand and
reafgrsndchlidren. To print In these coIsmns al hs
ss Of descent would occupy undae space. The 1s
Of descent given here has been fully verified. and ID
thought to be sufficient for descendants Of other lines
deay this ancestor being theirs also Ia most
the first knowledge Of ancestry is Simply hint OF
probability. This must be followed up and verified
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Cross formee, or be-
tween wings azure
crest Of Clarke, OF
Berkshire.
Other crests and
records of the Clarke
family will be given
from week TO week.
The National tribune., 1900-12-13

Eagle, displayed,
vert-crest of Browne,
Bart, of Sussex.
Other crestS and
records of the Browne
family will be given
The National tribune., 1900-12-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. All druggist
refund the money II 1t fails to cure. Il. W. Grove
signature is on each box. Csc.
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VIII.

On n mount. vert,
a cross crOsSlet-crest
of Very Rev. Samuel
Adams of Northlands,
Co. Cavan.
Other creStS and
records of the Adams
family will be given
from week to week
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04
Purely RusInesa.

All lnes of summer goods sold at cost
for cash at Shurte & Weir Co.'S.
BArHs-- Hot and cold water. clean tow
els, only 25cents at Condor hotel.
shnrte & Weir Go. are making low
prices for cash in all lines Of goods.
When in need OF grain drill do not
forget 10 see the Monitor and Buckeye
at Shurte 4 Weir Co.'s, Arlington, Or.
Have You tried it? Dr. shiek,s Hair
Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
sburte 4 Weir Co. have just received
their fall )inesof Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, which they are selling at
very close margins for caah.
q. /. Neal, the wen known suction-
eer, will give the strictest attention 70
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property 10 sell consult bin.
Shurte & Weir Co. have the largest
supply Of lace leather, leather beItings,
drapers, draper Stats, ETC., TO be found
70 Gillian eonnty, at bed rock prices.
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LONE ROCK.

\, r r...n. n..I 49, ChtalIa ,,,adn J.
y. =. s.I.s. - a,n @ ~. Sua sa.... ."AuV =
BUSINESS 1'p = oo"1on ''u'
uus D'aSns',lssn, 49,. IT,. = - Naai ar ~ as @
Iu.u w snop - as"aa A'e''' "1V "As
ius' "ao'eu " """.
Our public school opened Monday,
with Mr.. j. S. Walker as principal, and
Miss Grace Fitxwater as primary teach
or A fairly good number OF lads aud
lassies we're present the first day.
a.. t,.,a,,.. q, 40. h,-c,ha
. huusn'hn w ~ 49, - ~. us .s" 80
a.ss =, sne wesA n.suk M. v a asi "a
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

Joe Foss was in from Upper Thirty
mile yesterday.
Charlie Jayne is hauling lumber from
Lost Valley this week and between
hauls 10 smiling at the way the gentle
showers are making the grass grow on
bis sheep range.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

"One day last winter lady came 10
my drug store and asked for brand Of
cough medicine that did not have In
stock, says MIR. @. X. Grandin, the
popular druggist OF Ontario. N. Y. "She
was disappointed and wanted 10 know
what cough preparation could recon-
mend. Tsaid 20 her that could freely
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy and that she could take q bottle oi
the remedy and after giving It q fair
trial II she did not find II worth the
money TO bring back the bottle and
would refund tho price paid. In The
conrsa Of day or two the lady came
back In company with friend In need
OF cough medicine and advised her y
buy bottle OF Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy. consider that q good recon-
mendation for the remedy" II is lol
sale by The Hudson Pharmacy-C. w
Crosfleld, mgr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04
oLEx

Grant Wade has the franc Of hls new
house up.
Miss Kearns, OF Salem, commenced
our school last Monday morning.
The threshing season has about closed.
George Smith, Smell and Tobey haye all
pulled In their steam threshers.
Our town ID stIll doing q good busi-
ness, and parties coming here are not
required 70 throw up your hands.o
Several OF the farmers have been
waging a destructive war against the
thistles. while others are allowing them
70 mature their seed for next years crop.
Fremont Wade aud wife have re.
turned homo with their little girl Bessie.
who was suffering with typhoid. Upon
the doctor's advice, Mont has nDrn down
the old house, and will build q new
house at once.
Bill Smell h 40 thrown away the crutch-
es which he carried for the last three
weeks. lie can now walk on his spraln-
cd ankle which was caused by his horse
falling with him while he aud Guy Mott
we're trying 10 "paint the town" after
having Oiled up on peanuts and chewing
gum.
-.--------- y On e-----
You assume no risk when you buy
Chambcrlnin's Collie, Cholera aud Diar-
rhoea Remedy. The Hudson Pharmacy
will refund your money II you are not
satisfied after using IL. II ls everywhere
admitted 10 be the most successful rem
edy Ia use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. II 10 pleasant
safe and reliable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

Capt. -, n. Whistler came In on The
stage from portland Tuesday.
Mrs. z. L. Porswood 10 yislting her
parents al lost Valley this week.
John +. Pinhhan, Esq., was admitted
TO practice law In this state at the last
session Of circnlt court here. Mr.. Pink
ham has long been member Of the bar
IN CalIfornla.
Elder J. L. swift will hold services at
the Baptist church on sunday, Oct. 7th,
At II a. N. and p. M, assisted BY Elder
y. Badger. Everybody cordially In
yited 10 attend.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

"For three days and nights l suffered
agony untold from An attack Of cholera
Inorbus brought on by eating cucnm-
bers. says M. II. Lowther. clerk Of the
district court, Centerville, Iowa. ~
thought shonld surely die, and tried a
dozen different medicines but all TO no
purpose. sent Tor bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and three doses relieved me
entlrelyp This remedy 10 for sabe by
The Hudson Phsrmacy.--C. W. Cros-
field, mgr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

Money advanced on grain by the Ar
IIngton Warehouse Go.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04

II he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen'a Arnica
Salve will cure the worst case OF Piles on
earth, II has cured thousands. For In
inries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the best salse In the world. Price 25c. q
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Con
don Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-04
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

The County Court has ordered me to
collect all delinquent taxes by Novem-
Der /, 1000. Those wishing to save costs
will settle their tax without further
notice on or before November l. 1900.
W. L. WrLcox, Sheriff
Dated this 2nl day u October, 1900.