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HIN HrSn HSs SIDE.

WARRINGTON. Doc. si.-Paymaster Robert
Burton Rodney, U. \. NJ. retired. appeared
before q Justice Of the Peace here to-day
to answer a claim for an Indefinite sum al
Legged to DO duo Miss Isabel Cole Of Toronto.
Cenada, AZ companion TO Mr.. Rodney. The
hearing La tho FIRST Of 10 veral court proceed
ings In which the paymaster and his wife
OF eight weeks standing are involved and
which are decidedly unusual In their nature.
Such Testimony N was heard this afternoon
tended to establish that Miss Cole and Mrs.
Rodney had agreed before the wedding In
Toronto to live together after the former'
marriage 10 Mr.. Rodney. and 9 clude him
Altogether from the wife's side.
Miss Cole alleged q verbal contract whereby
she was to receive S26 every two weeks for
her services. In reply Mr.. Rodney not only
denied the existence Of any such agreement.
but insisted that Mas Cole and his wife sur
prised him into buying the former a ticket
for the wedding journey. slammed the door
TO their sleeping apartment on the train.
and have detled him consistently ever since.
10 his com plete exclusion from Mrs. Rod
ney's quarters. He had limited. invited amt
urged NJ 50 Cole to leave him and his wife
In peace. but the two women would not part.
and he alleges this was due largely TO the
hypnotic influence of Miss Cole. He could
not belle We. he said. that his young and beau
tiful bride would treat him so inhumanely.
The only evidence OF any contract adduced
letters to Mrs Rodney before tho wedding
Il like little Miss Cole very much and l
am glad she i your companion"
The plaintiff In this suit Is n small woman.
dark and comcly. Throughout the pro-
ceedings she shifted nervously,, laughed
almost HISTORICALLY, and repeated her an
swers again and again. She ADMITTED hav-
ing agreed to remain so close to Mrs. Rodney
that he bridegroom might not ever become
her husband in fact. Mr.. Rodney Is an c-
derby man He appeared slightly absent
minded. The other proceedings in which
tho three are concerned comprise q suit for
maintenance and supper instituted by Mrs.
Rodney in which she cites letters from her
husband, a~verrins that Miss Cole and Mrs.
Rodney have kept him from the room they
occupied and would not hear his entreaties
for permission 20 come near his wife.
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BOSTON ELECTRIC CONBINE.
Edison Company to Purchase Boston Electric
Light COMPANY.

BosroS, Dec. President Frederick
A Gilbert Of the Boston Electric Light Com
pany to-day confirmed tho report that Il
move ia under consideration for the con-
solidation of that company and q" Ed!i>"h
Electric illuminating Company lie sdld
The move is In the interest OF economy
and has been pending Tor about four years
J l. Morgan. who IL "A heavy owner OF mo
Edison stock, has made several PROPOSITIONS
ookina toward the purchase OF the stock
IL the BOSTON Electric. Light COMPANY ana
we have embodied mis- latest oNer IN the CIR
Crlsr which we shall send out to-day
In the local market TODAY Boston shares
sold at ?io. a gain Of % polnt- from Satlt-
within thrsr months Edison shares are
guotad al ?.o bid. none offered Saturdays
closing bid was 220
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To the Twentieth Century.
Farewell Old Hundred,

Farewell Old Hundred
And the New,
How do you do'
You're starting where the old left on,
And think. perhaps,
with such a wondrous start
You'll make a record
Beating II
But just the same.
You wont
The Nineteenth was
The Century Of centuries
In all material things.
Not only did II perfect much.
But laid the plans
For work for you.
In science,
All Industrial fields
And government
The pegs are Set for you
As never yet
Were set
The pegs for any time.
II YOU discover no new thing
And do no more
Than carry TO completed end
The vast beginnings
Now committed to your trust.
You'll do So well
That when your epitaph is writ
The triumphs Of all previous years
VIII be cclips"d by 1t
40 prophet may predict
What you will bring to pass,
For prophecy has limits.
You transcend.
Mans wants are infinite.
His brain goes further
Than his hrawn can reach.
But every fnit" part Of him
Is energy that docs not tire
In ccc gplpss search
For something better than he has.
or Is.
This IS the spirit
Of the new time here,
And Twentieth Century.
Not vet one day In age.
You are the mishtiest infant
Earth has known.
And Father limo is proud
To call Won his.
In YOU are all potentialities.
And Ia your path lie possibilities
That stasser mind
and make all matter magical.
Tho wide.
Fxpectant world stands 'iptoe
A. your cradle side.
And trembling waits
To soc you throw aside your svaddline
clothes
You have a hundred yesrs TO g"
And few who -ee The start
Nil -ee tho finish,
Bn' what of that
You'll get there Jus' the same.
Now 60,
And go for all you're worth:
The earth
l. yours,
? Mud /. you f'ish Mat.
7 ~ down ne hGrs
And 70 uu' 80 Iho copied star
: Whose iryi' lions, t~Nlrhlcd nightly forth.
3 To countless CENTURIES at earth.
/ Have ye' hoo rH response
Hall Twentieth Century, all hail.
80 far there's 10 such word to YOU
AZ fall. WILLIAM J. LANProH.
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DIED..


ANpEfS'" Az houhn h'''k, y. J' on sunday.
Zee. 30 l'V'' INahtI'a Van SycRe!' VIE OF TIE
heV. IhafrN ! Anderson.
Funeral serve" al the Reformed church parsonage
on wednesday, Jan :, 1901. at O'Clock.
Monday. Dec. s.. 1900. ,uda,nIv
Nelr Robert /. burnett. late of IN, Tw,luh
United States ln'anir,.
Notice q funeral hereafter.
ATuERwO ON Monday morning Dec. 81.
1000. John : C,,hetwond
Funeral ptl,s,e. services At his lst. r-,iden~ a.
Br,ome II At o'clock
.,
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IIiPlNO GENERAL ESCAPES.
freaks through the Line Of American Troops
who Had Him Surrounded.

Nr'1a ,TNs De,rd'ch 70 rHE Sun.
N'NH' i". "a Gen A~lriandrino, the
reno. .... mtnt"r. who was followed to Mount
'r1.1' '. Q force under Gen Fred Grant.
'1'" -'.u"--'u. attempt n midnight Last
As' ' "'.I. through tho Gordon drawn
%. .f.,. hv N" american troops
No. nH r.'r, wounded Gar Funston
VI f' '..l."u Grant with I've companies
-t, .Ei Infantry
'. ''' N.t slopes on Friday night
.I .f ~" Fourth cavalry and
. ft' Tw,iith Infantry with
-'". '.' I'D a two hours rlyagement
.'.. 'nr.r under Col 1or~Dn The
.' Nr- wounded, escaped discussed
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SCORPTON FOR vENE2TFIA.
The Converted Yacht to Rcplaoe the Training
ship Hartford to Protect American Interests.

WAsHISGIoN. Dec, 3l.-On account OF the
necessity Of having the trainingship Hartford
continue her practice cruise, the Navy De-
partment has ordered her to leave LaGuayra.
Venezuela. where she has been stationed to
protect American Interests. A substitute
Tor the Hartford has been found In the gun
boat scorpion. which, while not so large az
the trainingship. Is capable Of doing this
duty. The scorpion l. now IN. the Vest
indies and has been ordered TO La Guayra
No details u the nature Of the reported dis
turbancrs in Venezuela have reached the
40 yeruIpant
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nrClu-r,' ~ January l. ~ eNtrsurl' Interesting
number. VT ~, = tu'iEua;l0n % kipling's second
long stut}. hIu tie first ,uNiaNmcnl Of t.1fa Nor
rs nee Mc r>uf'Nc stage and It's Peop.r. Josiah
I1>u; and trN c waltons stIry 81 underground
criminal NE. S,rpnen Il Mslory's Last Nsj Of the
Confederate Guy.rnment" and a succession ii good
shc-, stoIies by well known and new writer's.
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Dr. Weekes a New York University Professor

DR.. John +. Neekes. University Of Michigan,
81. has been ap oiuted to the professOrshiI
81 ophtha!molugy in the medical school OF
tho New York lniver~ity. made vacant BY
the death of Dr Henry II Noyes Or. Weeke-
has been a lecturer in the medical sChoOI
Tor The past two NlArs.
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Leave NEW IJRk CHI
l-IN-L.urK
ERIE r ..

1hrousu uaA, leave Nrw York. foot Of chambers
al. ~ p IuNS and minutes earlier from " Esd. 81
"a g m. Daly- solid tain Tor buffalo arr ,pI m.
IImshgnt1u, Nlyorly. Elmtr4 aHd bradford.
Coac,s,. pArlnr car aud cal, dining car - buffalo.
r1O = M. lal. -C4IcarJ iLmt'd-Fasi Mall
sol vain u Chicago, arriving . ~ y n Arr
cleveland Z 90 m Sleep'.s ~ thio-so, Cleveland.
cincinnati niulug cat
40 M. uak -rlTaioa0d Cleveland Express !.
Ar IU.ftlp ul. Bradford : -. jamestown 90 and
Nrungstpgn 10 q n IT,. Cl,trlaUd q: 80 II
SIscr'rS ~ iiuirll and cleveland. cat. col
MS n ~. plly-SHd t-4Iu Tor iNngtamton,
VA, IL, Llwra. chicago ~S'rcp"rs " b4iiaiJ.
CLicago, Cincinnati. Inning egL ..
nICETTS. LOCAL TIME carr prllMAS
N~CCONMpDA TONS At III, llA ga 30l and
fs7 ErnadNsy, l56 Fast l.5th II and 253 West l2atn
= 1 Itfni~fS H4i West sd st fcTn~,. New YORK,
5ss and sGl / dion 81. - h~fpatWHy, brooAlyn l2f
1--we 4. i]ipJoI-i. ana Jersey at, station Sew
NofL IrrusicT CO CalL for 6Id checks baggage 70
destination
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Arrived MONDAY. Dee 81

NTTfVFU- NTNVNN II Ut
L S transport RAwlirs, Benneit, Santiago, pc ~
L s transport Nc lypan, Nye, san Juan nc w.
SIS Pretoria, Karlovi. HAMBURG DC H.
s, SiatendAm. Wander Zee, Rotterdam, Dec ~.
IS Johan, Lsyrrun. Dtnisic, DC. J.
s. rrsiui CITY. Ssudcll, sWarS'o. ucc. 10
IS Astoria, Wilsor. GlASgl w, Dec. 90.
SIS Ralula, CArhunc, Naples. Dec =
SIS st. Dunstar, Portray, CA'c ava. Nnv. ~
Sc Brilliant. Keller. Swinrmunte, lhc J..
S. Arkansas. JespcIscn. Stritln, DC.
SIS Cyprian Prince. DohSun. Santos, Nov ~
s, FolsJo. Bercnts.n. HaNan Dec "a.
SIS Cherokee, Garyln. AAua Dtc 30
SIS Alrnr. long, Kin sston, D c, 10
SIS FrnSeltl. Mills, MOntCgp Da}, Dec -
g pto,,Gs. 0ager. Sew Orleaiy. bee 20.
SIS Mama Hata. charles, baltimore. Doc 20
SIS Guy audotte. Hitler, Norfolk. Dec 30.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.

~nrsrATvRy ALMANAc-THrs DAY.
sun rise, 72s Sun sets az Moon ses. SSH
HIGH wATBR-THls DAY
SANDY Hook. 400 Gov. I'd Al Hell Gate 65I
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SAN FRASCIsco. Dec. 81 The army trans
mort Grant arrived to-day from Manila bring
Ing a number Of passengers anu over 5p
h"iics ~ dead soldiers. Several deaths oc-
CURED on tho voyage
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Hailroxas.
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
sTATlUNS iuU. vi NIsI TWENTY Ihlrn sIH gr
AND .DEsBRDssEs AND C~okrLASbr SrkkBrs
Tho ica,,os time from Dr.bro,.e' sad
ina, 81 en- below Tor iwsni,.ih,rd street sta
,Ie:.. .,,ep' Th'gtr c,Hfr"iir r r",ta D. ,r, pun,,
Para Cars. New SorE 9 irfus'65qsis,'' SSiesgins Car.
SSsss (. nm.fffiiANsSiyAHYHs fT.IfSiFFffffb."Paf;;
o ,isss T%,1Hn , 9Sf.o f fSf FGR'cs s @oI nv 3s%@Saf. ' P9sclSSd%Ss,
sRs.h,,u; ,9GansnOi; loI,syyiT, p p k xpRts
~fof Toledo. nashville Is a Clnc,ugau aud Louis.
ytlei. Indiana pods, ,nicago. 81. Louis Dining
siss y. ". ST, LOUIS ExPpEss.-For rt.sburs
s, ins'i y. Il twt S'T!iIRtS!; ESiIf'sSFFisss P ~ nSshicasa
,t9r Toledo 1sr,p' i''ig&'y isning 9" p,,.,ur,
aaa th'car6. fof KaoH,vih, dnly Via shsaaas.
doAh Valley Route. Connects Tor cs'clAnd. e.
s.asP VI CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI tx.
PREss,-Fi- pi,t'bur', Cleveland Cincinnati.
M%A,niNGioN A>DI.,E souiI.,.,
1855, ee5. t.55. lClu uIrsbfuSNS and Cortland
4; AN Go, ,iS5 ' :,is., .Il? .sf. 81 <, % !%on 4;;, .2;si
S iRi$ias s Sax ~ 81. ,&.Sip 80 $aT i5s "a a ( NJ" G l.;ls
An, 1898 s. bialn; SAX. s:5 .ccns,ss
dining can. 4So Dining Can, go P. N" 1910
soTTHRRN eAIwAy.-Eapress, s:s,, 4s0 p. NJ
N{ihf .Esa?; "5 ~ IT, ES l + r., , FA NJ XIV.
ATLANTIC COAST lINE.-Expfe-> s.55 A. N.
cnfFRssAafSll AsKEN AS$a3bE S HloRAlLwAY.-sa, NJ.
s~EHR2qhfiSS}Rbp' MNlRS "'~i GyiNG.-E.pre,, 1913 p NJ
Fol- OLD POiNr COMFORT AND NORFOLK
1873 \. NJ. week dGi nj $50 i ~. daily.
ATLANTIC CIT Y.-g55 \ n. and e55 ,. NJ. week.
days. through NcSthur lfStns. Buffet parlvf
Cars and Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-l255 + ~ week days.
For points on New Wa and Long Branch Pailrnad
l24l. 3.25, ana ass =. VI sundays. OeS \.
NJ. 455 i. NJ. from D-stroSses and Conla not
slnGays. p.as i. NJ. Sis p. NJ, ~
FOX Pbil.A DELPHI
sl0 GlcShrnSSrS ana tIf,HENt streets. fs0l. 7e5,
7S5. s25. So. 9 ~ Wr55 prnnA Limited. 1910
Q"Sbro>seS and Crftandt stre"tS, .loeu Wlning
ninins Car ~" M'sb,2,'es ana c9r,,ana,
sss, t5i. psi j.. NJ. '"i1 rignt sundays
Gln. 75j ono coarnrSi. \ rs. = So. q IS. I'5 div
ii'lI 80, 100 % llir'ng tHfI :. H. I" -, 1885
tJin'rg CA. lhi Oplnlnr Car. -. SIS. A.25
CInlu. car. 81 Dining Car SIS Din NC Car.
Ticket of COS Nos. irl. oil. li3G, l5ii III and sst
broadway lNSnr HOUSE. West lwcr tyihird STREET
Stl'ltr. and sthtou, foot NJ ucshFossrs and Cort
lt.dt Streets. I Court Street. 500 / Hltur Street. IS
IrosdHHy and pennsylvania Annex station. Brook
Ivu Station, Jersey tiy Tie NrV AurR lranSsr
Company vii call for ard check hag sgo from
hotels and residences through to destination.
T%clcphon" ",ii ll-Ateeuih street ipf ItnnSylyaniA
Railroad can Ser Ice.
=. IL. iItHINSON. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PaS>r Agent
is-G 400
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VALLEY.

p,m.. car r. a.I e. f,ss tie'.s
~ .IANIIlLp pOCHp Ei.OuK ''rfiF. Wee
dsy.. l.. " ~ -t.,y.5 \ ~, 'ugt ,atl SEr "
4. tl q. A u FL. sts, , " A NJ >, ~, ca aud = .NF,N
lE.pi- nd PuVuan Gc"pnnl cdat'oQ, ttiI. al, ~
SIS. - ard Is. Broadway. q Union sinafe Wee H'
Il ratWs,. ard 81. Fulton ~. lr .oFlyn
- Irtg-f 70 e.. E..tt ~ tN' check hhsehSf
from : - r~sd.ure H.. -l % rcstiuA'lou.
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THE KINGDOM OF PEACE by Arthur rev
L clyhn. The finest sacred ,ons ruOISh"u ihttda
,,s Ia rival In populatiiy The Lost Oh "a or ne
Holy Guy" Is published In the Christmas number -
lne j ", Pepper Piano Music Magazine free ~
Ee,t Sold bI All n,wslealcTs.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

~ 4, y H. a II. H. Il ana counroHonN
Prom Grand tcniral aiGi.JA
1,aNr by sAy ~ Due.
e 90. \. W., Hartford aud NiuImantIc. :oh y "
~ 10 \. ". Springfield an ~ Worcester. 5a'! y
Il m s.. N,'NeW LONDON and iroficrrce, 3 "a" NJ.
IluHs s. NJ. 'NcW London and Providence. I 80 = "
leo NJ. Siuusi,li and tcestef. 40 B.. ".
IL. D. ". Ar Line via MlIlWaniir, go J.. "
lur T. N..'NrN London AID lioNlGcroe, 200 J. N
u.I !. N.',cp Inndlu and Providence, w." ]. NJ.
4pu r. VI 'Sgrugurd ara N0fceSt'E, 1000 Y ~
6 600 !. 'N,N luUGDu ana iru,0 irhcr, u o. ! n.
,i1ur T. ~. 'SWiuvNrd and Worcester, cl5A "
IL 90 70. NJ. New London and ttlNldence. . y y VI
'l.lS. I|urH.Ilg NIuGaN lNlops ~ lsith Il
''Har stat I.riied. all pari1f cars fare 81. lnciud'
ing fai''r cal s'ai
Tifu4fD p.f.H- and sseq'ng csfS ny tacR tfsin
Krtltr sci, Ice sane hours Aud hv sane 'o.'sS
q 4 IIMpSIlA ~ ON PAss Agent
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

ARRIVED OUT.
Sc Kaiser wilhelm H., from New York, NJ Naples
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DOMINION LINE.
WHITE STAR ~
CUNARD LINE vi, 40 o~thEElESS sf5St

HON PEE Ut Nofth INvef.
E,rurla .Jat . a. n. Imhtt a. ~ - NJ
vERNoNH BROWN co Gen Asts. 20Rtoadway
NORTH uIuNAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
y C~HERnuIRi Spl.THAMPI9N bremen
X wdGr. jan. 3 10 AN IAhn Jan. -, l0A n
Iraye .,nr. ~. noon 1rtvc irh = lOA. N.
OIINICUS Ca >
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wresu StsxmerS.
ATLxsTIC JsAS;sSsG ,iSE.

FIRST CABIN PASSENGERS CARRIED FROM
NEW YORK TO ST PANCRAs STATION, Ion.
DON. FOR $40 EACH AND UPWARD
APPLY
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HAMBuRc.AmERICANL LINE.
Mallory S. S. Lines from NY,

10 '' d d. 4 4. 4 !. / \. ] 4. /: Il: VI: I: :' ' !: III Il: !: u !: /.
ETN<WIN Irigutlul ocean voyages { ppf =
fIk 6-1a, g. ~ resorts In .tGaS. Colorado,
y Tourist, tickets y sp ciHity send
pustIl for book, Southern THIS "
G H. l. & CO. rIer 20. T. X. y. Y.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-21
SCHOOL NOTES
RYRL srRrNesroN. Eplten

hnf.nnnnnRnnnrlnftaaanRnnssal
The Literary Society met Friday as
teruoon, A very interesting program
was rendered by the seventh grade.
Owing to stormy weather but few visi-
tors were present. The sixth grade will
have exercises tomorrow tFTidsyl,
Fred Anderson and Lulu Keisnr are
stih abseut on seeoaat Of sickness.
Among the new pupils enrolled during
the past monih are; TNla King and
llo,d Moore in the intermediate room
and Charlie Rice and Nora Wallace in
the principals department.
There are now 147 pupils enrolled.
OF these so are in the principals room,
- in The intermediate annd 45 in the
primary,
The attendance is much better than
last year, averaging abont ls5 daily, and
but few cases of tardiness have been re-
ported. Most Of the pupils seem to take
great Interest in the school,
Miss Halstead is still unable to take
charge OF her room owing to the fact
that she has suffered relapse OF the
Sever and Miss Belle Wilson is still in
charge ofthat department,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-21
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nall.

Jumped on Ten Penny Nall,
The little daughter of Mr. ], n. Powell
jumped on an inverted rake made of ten
penny nails, and thrust one nail sntirely
through her foot and a second one half
way through. Chsmberlain's Pain Balm
was promptly applied and 1--WE minutes
later the pain had ceased and no more
suffering was experienced. Iu three
days the child was wearing her shoe as
usual and with absolutely no discomfort,
Mr.. Powell is a well known merchant
OF Forkland, Va. Pain Balm is an anti
septic and heals such injuries without
maturation and in one-third the time re-
qnired by the usual treatment. For sale
by Hudson Pharmacy.
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Pullman Ordinary Shoppers

The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor-
nous proportions in the last few years,
and calls for special class Of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops what Il tech.
nically calls the Pullman Ordinary
Sleeper" These cars appear similar to
the regular sleepers being built on the
same plan, but not furnished with the
same elegance. They are equipped with
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
pillow-cases, towels, combs, brushes,
ect. requiring nothing Of the kind to
be furnished by the passenger. Each
car has q stove for making tea aud coffee
and doing eight housekeeping, and
each section can be fitted with an adjust
able table. A uniformed porter accom-
panies each car, his business being to
make up berths; keep the car clean, and
look after the wants and comforts OF the
passengers. In each Of the trains which
are dispatched daily from Portland by
the o. X. & v. Co. is TO be found one
Of these pullman Ordinary Sleepers".
The car attached to the Chicago Port.
land Special" goes through to Chicego
without change, and the one in the
"Atlantic Express" runs to Kansas City
without change, Passengers in this car
for Chicago change to similar car at
Granger.
Much OF the first class travel Is being
carried in these cars, the rates being
lower, and the service nearly. equal to
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates snd full information, includ-
ing folders write to
A. L. CRAIa,
General Passenger Agent, o. X. an. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
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GErXN Y0uR fyrE
/ that W lyp not Itlnsl.

Judge not that ye tc not j,tirsl
"1hou hypocrStr, first eSst osst the Heam orr
ofthine own eye: ami thcgr sat r,s So q var
y to cast out the mote ous e3 Thy hroshcr's eye.
Matthew, VII, Snd 5.
Apropos to the big howl whie h
the Weakly is trying to make in
regard to the nomination aRS sSet-
hoH Of a democratic county treas
urer during the last county cam
paign, it might be in order for the
Weakly to explain that little mat
ser which came up so suddenly in
the last republican county conven-
ton over the nomination of a can
didate for the same Office.
How did it happen that Reisach-
er. who was currently reported to
have practically all of the conven-
ton pledged to him when that
body adjourned for noon. arisei in
his place just after noon and de
cline the nomination just before
Che ballot was taken and just after
Barker was nominated2 Did Bar
ker "run a whizzern on him during
the dinner hour and threaten to
get his pack saddles repaired and
his tugs mended at some other
shop and intimate that no Dutch
man could inherit the kingdom OF
heaven, in the republican camp,
who dared to hunger and thirst
after the county treasurership?
Was Barker such a big political
boss that the postmaster simply
had to lay down four aces to a jack
high or was the r. NJ. so wise as to
read the handwriting on the wall
to the effect that the next county
treasurer was to be a democrat?
The Weakly viii please answer
these queries in its next effort fol-
the information of a large and re.
spectacle wing of the republican
party who are not posted on rims
history and methods. The GLOBE
don't ask for its own benefit; it's q
pretty good guesser itself.
Farther: In regard to our "mul-
ti-colored political record" Weakly,
it is open to inspection. So is our
business and official and social
record. If we have sold out a po-
litical friend or repudiated a debt
or misappropriated public fund or
wrecked and ruined an innocent
young life dig it up and publish it.
May we do the same with all the
hackers and attaches of the Weak
ly? We pause for an answer.
We may have a whole deck up
our sleeve. Get in your ante or
quit the game.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-21
Monthly Report |. S. s.


The following is the report of High
land Branch, International Sunshine
Society, of Glenn, for October:
Letters written Is, roll reading mat
ter sent out, baskets bought Of an inval-
i'd, cancelled stamps cent TO a cripple and
reading matter and birthday book sent
to a cripple
New members received are: Mrs. Ag-
mes and Ellen Palmer, of Ajax and Miss
Nora Miller, of Olex.
Our recent sale was not the success
We had hoped it would be but we have
faith that the members will all donate
something for Christmas work. Christ
mas cards etc. and postage stamps will
be acceptable. Donations may be left
at Otis Propst's shoe shop in Condor.
Members will please remember our
regular meeting on the first Sunday of
each month. Will meet at home OF the
president in December.
Our motto is:
"Have you had kindness shown?
Pass it on.
Twas not meant for you alone,
Pass it on"
So il we have something not needed,
we should send it to some afflicted per-
son and let friendly greetings be passed
on.
ANNA WEsTER, ELLEN r. PRoPsT.
Secretary. President.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-21

The circuit court of Marion
county has refused to grant re-
straining order against the county
court in the matter of having the
county books exported. The coun-
ty officials demurred to the action
of the county court in employing
experts to examine the books but
the higher court says the work
must be done. The experts will
begin their work in few days.