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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12
Wrecked by Hobos.

The east bound Chicago-Portland spe-
clal vas wrecked near CslIlO last Friday
afternoon. ditchIns the engine aud ten.
der and deraiIing several other cars.
The engineer was killed and the fireman
was slightly injured. The wreck was
caused By inch iron nut which had
bean placed on the outside rail Of the
track on curve. The Hendish work is
supposed to have been done by > gang Of
4 or s tramps who had been fred from q
freight train near the scene OF the wreck
only . few hours before II occurred. A
negro tramp reported that he had heard
the gang making threats against the rail
road company shortly after they had
been fred from the freight. The mer
we're arrested ct Grants.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12

A. J. eneif wanted 20 attend party
bat was afraid TO do 50 on account Of 80
tefs palma IN bic stomach, which be
feared woah grow worse. He says, 81
vas telling my troubles 70 lady friend
who sald 'ChambeFlaIn's Collie, Cholera
and Dlanhosa Remedy will pot you In
condition loF The party thoughts bot
tle and take pleasure In stating that two
doses cured me and enabled me 10 have q
good slme at he party" Mr.. Smell 10 q
resident Of Sumner HiIl, N. Y. This
remedy Is ioF sale By Hudson Pharmscy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12
ALvlLLE.

Charlie Richmoad Is rspIdly EmprOv.
log.
Mrs. O. A. Garter Is visiting her par.
ents In Awhile this week.
Miss Amy Simmons who was hurt
last week has now almost recovered.
A grand dance will bs given at Bob
seekamp's this week In bis new city
residence.
A number Of guests en- joyed themselves
At Mr.. and Mrs. Al McConnels Sunday
playing whist.
J. J. WRsson started 10 Arlington
Thursday 10 deliver hogs for d. W. Raj
ston Of MsyvilIe.
A singing school was organized at Az
vile with ten pupils 70 begin. They will
meet every Sunday except the third Sun
day,
A number OF Awhile people vent Il
q dance at AiaS Friday, that being che
last day Of school. They ali report hav'
Ing good times.
NcE
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12

No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once each
day. When this 10 not attended to, dis
orders OF the stomach arise, biliousness,
headache dyspepsia and piles coon follow
II you wish to avoid these ailments keep
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required. They are 60 easy TO take and
mild and gentle in effect. For sale by
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12

n you would have an appetite like q
bear and . relish for your meals take
Cham mbeFlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They correct disorders Of the stom.
ach and regulate the liver and bowels.
Price rs cents. Samples free, ct Hudson
Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12
A FIGURING MILL
Prospects Bright for Securing
the Plant.
WILL HELP COMMUNITY
Now 10 the Time to Secure an
important Enterprise.

MessFs. Matquardsen and HoIlsn who
are here from Oklahoma with view TO
putting In fiTst class Touring mill laid
their proposition before the business
men Of the town Monday and Tuesday
and FeceIved substantial encouragement
10 20 ahead With the enterprise. The
pFoposltIon made by the gentlemen 10
about as follows: They will erect Grst
class, modern aouring mill, having q ca
pacIty OF rs barrels per day 70 cost In the
nsighbOrhood Of $4,000. All they ask
from the town 10 q site (which has al.
ready been assured by Mr.. Lancaster)
and the cost Of ireighting the material
and machinery from Arlington and the
saw mills. The gentlemen feel that they
are juatl1ed In asking this much OF g
bonus for the reason that they have been
approached by the citIsens Of Arlington
with proposition 10 establish the mill
10 that town and were they 10 do so they
would avoid the expense Of 4O-mile
hanl OF ell the heavy machinery and
lumber which they estimate will cost in
the neIghboFhoOd ofsl 900. The propo-
sition seems 10 be very liberal one and
~ Condor has always needed aud want
Cd an enterprises Of this kind there should
be no delay In closing tie matter with
these gentlemen and making sure OF the
plant. Such an enterprise, II establish
cd would be Of inestimable advantage,
not only to the town bat 70 the entire
community. Every wheat grower will
be benefited 40 the mill will furnish q
market right at home for large amount
Of wheat every year and farmers should
Geel 90 lively IN interest In securing the
plant as do the psople Of the town.
Every body should help q little and do
nations from the farmers In either wheat
or hauling freight will be as acceptable
a. cash.
The mill company are also figuring on
putting In m electric light plant in con.
nectIon with the mill 70 supply the town
With light and will ask the city for q
franchise for that purpose. This 10 q
modern improvement that every pro-
gresslve town needs and nov is the time
Tor Condor TO take hold and secure IL.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12

p. H. Stephenson has change OF ad
In this issue. Read II.
BoRN-saturdsy, Dec. z, 1901 70 the
wife Of @. Y. Becker, q daughter.
Ira d. Carter the batchelor sage OF
MayvIlle vas in town Tuesday on bis
gay 10 Ferry Canyon.
DE-. Wood was called TO Trail Fork las,
Thursday night 70 see Dave WoodRn's
baby. The child 10 now better.
Ed PaEIsst left Tuesday morning for
o trip 20 San Francisco. He expects "a
return about the middle Of February.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-12

Mics LouelIa Maddox has just receiv-
cd 6ne line Of Christmas Goods, Toys
Etc. Gall and see her stock.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06
70 400 Ly Lancaster ArI1 40 $40

]" W Lay Lancaster Ar il 40 40
No. IA Leaving Lancaster $50 am.
mikes .oss cDunec,iOn a. ,hesler
wSth ~nuthera Railway No. 36 for
Charlotte aud points north; ard Sea
boara Air Lin. Atlanta ~pecia"
for Atlanta and points west \ 80
w'th Carolina aui North western Rail
wav No. 10 for enoir Y. G and in
teTn ediate points And Southern Rail
way 10 81 for Columpin and points
sOU IA
No, II, leaving Chester 1920 a m
eouoscts with SNuthern Railway No
B from COlu nbia and rOints south:
Ss6oHrd Air Line atlanta Special"
FeHa northern and eastern points aud
Southern Railway No 33 fcom North
err ani ea+ ern points, an Lam
caStar with y 9 /, q f for Biacksburg.
NJ, rs, leaviuE ntrcu-rer I. 90 m.
o'ro a scts at Lancaster with = & & @ f.
from cam mien "ni Marion and south
ern Railway NJ 81 at Chester for
Charlotte aud points north.
No. Is, leaving Chester $40 m,
conntcLs az Chester with southern
Raj VaV N. 81 from Columbia and
PoiBts south.
JAS ". HEATH, Gen Pass. Agt
LEROY SPRINGS. President.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06
SALT RHEUM CURED BY
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES.
JUST sBKN IN TIuK.

Cam.
10 iaeT
rhic
misak
"'o'
Marsh Mich.
.nS PAD
advertise
rh 10 buy hou heard JoHNsToNS hiobyy
nev ra @ bottle was completely cured
would heartily
blood life endif
Tor sale by all druggists
IoIuurr
,'os' a"caste - u Daniel a. cks Iawn
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06
CONCLUDED FROM sECoNr PAGE
nessee River that day, and that ou,

nessee River that day, and that ou,
brigade, which had hsen so often
'trisd and approved Ia action, -
had been selected to capturs those
good things' This WAS good news
10 ths bows, who had not induIp.d
N luxurious living for many
months, and who wssted t, sup
plement their scanty rations with
spm"thing better, more palatab!e
Nni substantial Ah, what u feast
awaited Us What inroadS we ex
prrird - nuke that night ON the
G"od thlnes down in the depth of
The valley. Capt $ II Kirk,
LlNntS r VI Welsh and SC Witt
ersponn, r n KIRK, ThosJ Welsh,
and j ' Welsh constituted our
m"sS>mAtes At that tine-.Il hale.
hearty, aud self feeders too, some
+ whom never knew the NUM- ner
1t cUnlc inches cnntAined III their
mSs, and esuecisllv is this true of
our old friend j V W, the ma, or
IT hcrshaw | speak of the liv
ing not Of the silent dead Nov
lhe next thing ia order was the
formation of the brigade then
the march. About s o'clock tha,
night the order was given to Can't
hlrk to get his cumEsny ready
ITO move at onco IN ligbt march
IHI ORDER Ito ssnd a detail to
The ordnance department and get
40 rounds of amnuaition to the
man - We'll, We knew then there
was trouble ahead night at
tack al that Our boys had lost
their relish for night attacks
having had about n fortnight be
fore this brisk II'tls FL Canev
over th" Chattanooga Creek which,
% say the lsast Of it, left mighty
bad taAte in our mouth for night
In this little fuss" our
regiment lost some good men; and
amosg the killed WA. Names WAL
lace of our company brave
soldier. 1t was dark night for
ramble, but South Carolina
chIvalry was out In full force tnat
night, and the boys having great
faith in the patriotism and coed
ssn.e Of THAR leaders, and being
men too, whom the instinct of
obedience was inb0rn, nbey~d tho
order without n nurmur. So.
with an immense amount of ss-
thusIasm, we set out on our march,
mp, mp, up the mountain, (which
was sort of 4s degree affair ia
the climb all the way up), tumbling
and falling over rocks which ap-
pearod nj regular intervals along
the way, like a series of stepping
stones leading from civilization
isto the heart OF some great will
dorDcss.
But my subject suggssts that |
should tell YOU something Of thi.
mountain before We reach ito
summit. This wonderful produce
tion of nature, located in East
Tennessee distant about two
miles from and overlooking the
city Of Chattanooga, has svor been
an object Of much curiosity ,Rd
veneration on account of it's grand
And picturesque sceoory. If you
had wandered ovsr this mountain
away back in that day aud time,
you perhaps would have believed
You were transported back a hum
drsd years, hut now You would
be made to realize that you were
living in the every day goth cen,
tury, so many and great have
bsen the improvements since thsn. |
Ono OF the most historic spots in
East Tennctsse Is IInnknnt Mann
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06

""'P bo'i "i'r huo
hoot of the vi. or tho gutteriug
twaag of the brIl frog from the
banks of the creek Just anything
to break the silent monotnny of
the plain. 1t was n solemn hour
Some such thoughts as these fit
ted through the writer's mind:
"Separats,' "shaIl we know eAch
other there" "bIack>eyed Su
san, !" "Cheer boys, cheer" WAS
wide awake that night, and on the
I"okout, and the things | did no,
see, were the i4visible things
After crossing tho creek, tho
brigade was halted and little
time WAS consumed l.. making the
proper disposition IF the req;
ments. This disposltion having
hecn made, the advance WAS or.
dered, "Forward, march " of
we moved With quiet, cautions.
deliberate step holdiAg our can,
teens, not speaking above
whisper, knowing thu, talk wastes
force In war, and feeling that It
might be dangerous to awaken
man suddealv whom asleep. Our
object was To surprise the enemy.
and do our work quickly for fear
"f reintorcepents Our plan was
human We had to RELY upon our
g;It, powder and balls. There
was no Joshua there-no rams
horn 10 blow. a. hsd Joshua when
he took the city of Jerichs On,
m We moved througr the dark
woods until we came in contact
with the enemy nutposts Here
thev warned us bv practical DEM
onstration that they would resist
further progress and advancement
on this line At first the balls
whistIed by, vhiz, whiz. zip, Zip,
and on" could count them hv
sounds, giving us but q email
f"reiaste Of the real antertainment.
but presently we lost count. and
only listened to the continuous
roar of battle. We passed tsadi-
Iv forward, walking over their
dead and wounded bodies, the
momentum of our advance svssp.
ing all before it, bringing back
their advanced lines TO the rail-
road. 1T was here that we found
RoSecrass in strong force. snd
well prepared to receive urex-
psctsd company. Here We met.
face to face, about IS wards a
part, the blazing line OF tho enemy.
We could see before usa LONG
line of peopls--a great dark null
tltnds, standing A. firm as the
statslv oaks behind them. The
battle ragged furiou.Iv. 1t lacked
a. If all the artillery Of the heavens
with bullets of iron was poundino
us. 1t took some time for the
true situation to develop itself,
but after awhile We realized that
We wsre PLAYING losing game.
We found ourselves confronted
with tw" incompatible demands
one to retreat from the rssponsi.
bilities thrust upon us-ths other
to 20 forward and show the mar.
vslous development of Southern
shivslry. Our line seemed to be
in q die away condition. Ii reeled.
it rocked, it wavsrsd. |, for one.
began to think seriously OF change
asd m0Vemsnt-that care vasa
prime condition of continued
health, ovsn in persons who arc
physically vigorous Just then
some sort of superfuous fssling
that wanted to take q vent abroad
crept over our line, aud the re-
treat began. l believe tho BOYS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06

An effort is being made to have
Hrs. carrie Nation, the saloon
wrecksr, who has made record
IN Kansas by visiting saloons and
breaking plato glass mirrors. bot
ties, glass and fixtures, visit oharl-
ostOn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06

A rich lady cured "f her Deaf,
ness n'd Noises IN Tire Head Ivy
Dr. Nicholson = Artificial Ear
Drums, gave $lO, 900 10 his In
"utute, :" that deaf people unable
t" procure the Ear Drums NAV
have them fIcc. Address No.
1867 The Nicholson Institute.
SO, Elg,h Avenue, New York,
L = 4 6m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-06

WE%TBOUND EhNrB. UND
Nos. IA tud IS Nos . ,uu IS
a 81. p N. , H
7I7 > s. A. Chester i.y 90 10
7 81 On RIchburg 1912 SAT
7 IL 447 BascugnOvile IO4g 7
6 81 Az Fort Lawn II 90 81.
q NJ
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

iu the United states. Canada and
the West India Islands, and worked
in some of 'he best studios IN the
country. Until recently hr held the
position of manager of Nh" printing
and finishing department of the ].
NJ. House Copying House. at GadSdcn,
Ala. He gave mp this position 10 come
north, and early in the spring Of the
present year was married TO Miss
Clara Gratfentine, Of Augusta, ga,
who assists him in his studio at No.
Il West second Street, formerly oC-
cupied by Mr.. Cady. He has elegant
furniture, back grounds and scenery
for the production Of artistic effects
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

tiuns, il was deemed advisable 10 make
il an Incorporation, which was done
under the name of The Collins IL Rudy
Lumber Co. In August of 1897, Mr..
Collins again acquired all the stock
of the company, but didn't live TO re-
allie on his investment, for he died
one month later. The business was
then Deorganized by NJ. j. Collins, o.
+. Collins and II. {. Sharp, II. II. Col
Inns being book-keeper. Later Mr..
Sharp retired from the company,
when the present firm assumed full
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

tered the employ of the late John
HeiSer, and learned the bakers trade.
In 1850 he quit the baking business,
and up to the present time has been
engaged in various occupations. Mr..
Daugherty, who is an independent
candidate for the Office of City Asses
sor, is courteous and obliging gem
tleman, and if elected in November,
will make a very efficient and pains
taking official. He is a member Of the
X. of r., !. o. U. W., Red Men, and
Haymakers.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

carried consist of tinware, granite.
ware, glassware, stationery, lamps,
toys notions and, in fact, everything
usually found in a store of this char
actcr. Mr.. Young is a gentleman who
has become very popular with the
people of Nays,ille and vicinity, and
i'm this popularity is based his signal
success i'm his chosen line of 'radr.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

posed in them by their patrons has
never been violated MIR. Russell was
born in Maysville i'm 1854. At the age
of Is ne entered the grocery of John
Eichesou, as clerk. continuing with
HIM until 1864. when he entered the
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

passed by none. Starting out with
the fixed purpose 10 deal squarely al
all times, they have steadily adhered
TO this rule, and the confidence re-
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1901-09-02

in sittiugS, and the establishment is
complete and up-to-date. and will al
ways be found courteous and oblig-
nr
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-29

as soon as you please to the nearest
pristaf Of police, tell him the whole
story and see what he will say. You
will not. of course, mention me. or give
any hint of my existence, or. indeed,
speak of the details Of your fathers
capture, and SO on: Tell them simply
that their recapture of Kornilof on such
and such day was blunder,5 that they
took this wrong man and that the right
man is at this moment in your house.
See what the pristaf will say. He will.
laugh in your face M
And if he does. if he and his supe-
riors refuse to set the thing right, ami
to concur tamely in their decision2 Not
I, my friend. will go to the car hims
self, but will see justice done to my
dear father!' /.
"There will be no need to 60 to the
car = laughed the student. go to q
lesser man, though perhaps as worthy
a one. Go-or rather come back to
me. shall have something to propose,
only there must be another arrangement
in this event. and another check +
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-29

-'ror, repeated, springing to my
feet and Selling the little rascal by the
shoulders and shaking him as a cat
would a mouse, "see here, you vile lit
tie wretch. if you dare to tell me that
these people have injured a hair of my
fathers head swear to you that no
promise or anything else shall save you
and your abominable friends! r.
do be a reasonable creature and al
low me to finish my story, said my
companion, twisting himself out of my
clutches 81 did not say your father
was injured. did II If he was injured,
it was not, at any rate, by our people.
Will you allow me to go on in peace or
not? will not be hustled remember
that. You are stronger than l, but
have will which is perhaps more
than equal to Your Gown. You cannot
compel me TO speak. There is much
more to tell, but will not tell it unless
you promise to behave like gentle
man.
"Go On. then. / said, '.but il l find
you have lied. and your friends have
done father any injury, heaven help
you, for think should kill you'll"
"B&hl am not afraid. You are not
the kind to Kill fellow creature, espe-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-29

that probably our good friend has not
neglected to prepare, himself for such
an emergency He must know that at
any time you might for reasons of your
own i1isown him and declare that,
though you have pretended that he is
Count Landrinof, he is in effect nothing
of the kind, but Mr.. Kornilof, the
escaped convict He will probably say
that you are mad, and that your moth
er, the countess. is no less, or that the
countess has reasons for cherishing ami
mostly against him, and that you are
with her-being mothers child-to
rid her in this crude way of a husband
of whom she has grown tired. "
"Such a ridiculous cock and bull
story would never take in the policel'
cried scornfully.
"My dear sir, said the student
blandly, '.you are forgetting one thing
and that is that the police will be preju-
diced in favor of Mr.. Andre. or rather
Of the count as they suppose him. .
''Why?" / said angrily. "You are
talking nonsense, my friend.
NOuStuS0 III WlSuCSl, rs u0NGIlu6
less true. See here, now. The police
have committed one of the stupidest
blunders that ever effete officialdom
performed, and that is saying much.
They have sent the wrong man to ST.
IBERIA and left dangerous revolutionist
at large. Do you suppose, as reason
able. reasoning creature, that they will
be SO very ready to admit their error at
your bidding and on so fimsy story
as this you will bring them in support
of your assertions They will laugh in
your face and say that you are a mad
schoolboy and had better go back to
your English school or to the English
asylum you have escaped from. Even
if they believe your tale which, Of
course, they may do. though they will
pretend they do not-they will still
laugh in your face and refuse to move
in the matter
"Do you seriously mean that they
will refuse to set right this fearful
blunder that they themselves have COM
mitted {" | said. lyon are saying all
this. as Andre friend. in the hope that
l will allow matters to remain as they
are. You wish to screen Andre. and my
father fate is nothing to you. But do
not make that mistake, my friend
shall move heaven and earth shall
spend thousands of pounds l shall new
er rest night and day until l have COM
PEELED the authorities to redeem their
sinful blunder,
My dear sir. You raver' said the
student coolly. Your fathers fate is.
of course. of little interest to me. ex-
cepting in SO far as out OF compliment
to yourself-I should like to see so po-
lite friend as you have proved your
self grati6ed But neither is Andre 8
fate of any interest to me. To me it is
nothing whether he lives in this palace
Or in Sakhalin | have no personal af-
lection for him. To prove that do not
wish to screen him. invite You to 60