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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-10

Allcounty warrants registered prior
to Nov. 25, 1900, will be paid upon pre-.
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after Mar. 20, 1902.
T.. H. STEPHENSON,
Treasurer of Gillian county, Oregon.
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TL. NIcKLIN,
Traasurar,s Notica

Oflee 1903 Dekum Building, Portland, Oregon
VIII be In Condor on or about October
Dist. to remain for short lime
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-10
ForSaIe

Four choice residence lots for sale ir
Condor at bargain. EnquiGe at this
Office,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-10

q. l.. Neal, the well known auction.
Ger, will give the strlctest attention 10
all business entrusted 10 his care, II
you have property 10 soil consult him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-10

ToPsY.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-10
ForSaIe.

Sheriff Of Gillian county Oregon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
~ chicago.

CHlCAGo, oct. 2 !. Arnold co. % 81,
Louis pulled on one Of the biggest coupS to day
WIN their colt fltEhridr backed from Is TO dow n
tu at post time. The owners. with steve Liom
WCdl~u. arc said TO have practically enjoyed the
dainty mor>cl alt 10 themselves aS lew gave the
\rrpld colt chance In such company made up
OF the best two year odN iu the West.
TiISt Race SIX ur,ongS Andes 90 RobbnS),
ITO won: Irene Lindsay 10y tCuhuTn, Sto second.
laithury, 10! tPlc ratu. Ii to l. thrd. Time. III.
second Race one mile Ialpa, iO1 tDcanl
I? to :. woa Ndruuc. ~ tNnRhcidl. 3 10 , second
Matte Spencer, io7 tN'ecic'. 10 To /, Third. Time
lass
Third Race one milo end sixteenth John
NUGEik. 100 Prratp. y 10 J. won, Jack Doyle. NJ
ORohhiu>i. 30 10 I. second Nulcaln. i8 Dcanl.
III to ,. hind. Tine. - :.
Fourth Race The Oakldwn stakes, five and a
haf urlOuvs fl,shrtllar. liS tPattStei. TO won.
Hind, ilu Cohurnl 10 to l. second; Gregor X. lis
DOnnclyl. II To . third. Time, Us ).
lifth Race One mile and n quarter Edith .
Ice ,Dc1nl sto Won Obstinate Simon. 10, Kelly.
to t. second, scot IA Plaid, iOi trrcanor ~
10 =. third. Time 2.U7 %
sixth Race one mile Ban'cr. "a iBa,'Stol.
oto5. won, Nurlc n 81 richardson toto second.
Dlsnsntc. "a. ,DGlyl. 6to5. third. Time. ii2tj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
~ ~. Louis.

ST iorIs, oct is.-forr and an, the only win
ming faNoritc of the day. took tho feature event
witch came fourth on the card. Only four were
Cardcd Ia start aud all faced the nag Fore and
VT vas the choc, IN the betting throughout. " hile
HardSpnncr stood at two>. II was two horse
from nag fall to nni>h With the 'aVOritr win
ning by a length from Hlnd,pnncr
First RsCc-Niy furlong>-San'a Ventura. 100
Hauntl"ruy 80 I. won. Hcuy>'. l07 walsh.
6to I. second. rIckc Saint, l0T Jackson ~ tn t.
third Time. l.l5',.
Second RaCe-Onc mile and 20 yards-kill
uaud>Charu, ~ NhldOi. g 10 I, won. Fon spray.
iro IA Murphy, Ito !. second Palmetto. 0j h}rld
Welt. - To I. third Time / ~.
Third Racc--ScVcn furlongN-Jake Weber. ITO
Nv NaldoI. : tn 1 won The Messenger, los Boyd.
70 /. N'Cont orsn"tta. no Crahb', 90 to l. th.rd
Time. l2i',
Fourth RsCc--Onr mllc--Torc and Az. iO7 oval
do. even. won, lisudSpiun"r. lui 40, Gilmore,
? to |. second. sailors Dream. i07 Jackson. sto l.
third Time. ~.
Filth l.arr--Fivc and a haf'urIongS-lent
Me Daniel. 100 tFaUntlCrOyI. to l. won I'D J.,
ioI Jackson. to |, second. capt Castor. III
Ilerl. IS to l. third. Time. lO1i,
Sixth Rarc-Dnc mile and a quarter -Ernr. 81
'Naldoi. to l. won. Lou lIa2ci. iun 0ii.bonci.
q To /. second BurnCtt'> NaihaWay, 100 Jackson
eto I. third. Time 2,0s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

REIFF CONsULTs SOLICITOR.
Geins TO ChsntiIly. He says. % hide for
NJ. Caillauit.
Special Cooie Despatch to THH SIN.

cP'e"' oTe Despdh 10 THE SVS.
PARIS. Oct. i6.--Jockey J. Rein. whose
license VAS withdrawn recently by the French
Jockey Club. hut who rode NJ. Maurice Gail
lauts Douy Pays IN the Cesarewitch yester-
dsy at Newmarket returned here to-day
aud had an interview with Mr.. Boddngton
tho partner Of Solicitor Kelly. who was recon-
nended to ReiN by Mr.. Gowdy. the American
onsul-Genersl
Rcin told Mr.. Boddington that he had not
as yet been notified OF his suspension by
tn" French Jockey Club and that he was
going TO thantiliv TO ride for NJ Caiilault
by whom he was retained Mr.. Boddngton
asked how the notification would ordinarily
he given. Rcin replied. "Oh. sometime :
they wait until We are in the scales Mr.
Boddngton gave Rsin advice as to how he
should act in such a case. adding: BE care
ful to follow NJ Csillaut's advice ss he sup
ports you by offering YOU a mount"
Rci1 still declares he is innocent OF any
wrongdong. Details of the charges against
him have not yet been received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
Z M SN.
ROrthins Draws In Ills Game Win Cham.
piOn l.askrr After - Moves.

There was a lary" attendance of spccts.
tors at IN" opening of Iask"rS exhibition
series az the Manhattan Chess club last
night OTTO Ro'thing was TIA" opponent
OF IA" champion. Ro'thus won the toss
and selected Queens Gambi, opening
winch WAS declined by issker with PIX =
Kocthng played RAPIDLY IN the opening and
confidently. Laskcr used seventeen minutes
OIL his eighth move, and though he made
pon had used up ! boar and Ii minutes
while Rocthing had used mp only | hour
Rocks were EXCHANGED later and the position
Was even. the end game being reached with
two knights and i've pswns on the champions
side to Knight. bishop and pawn on the on
posing sid"
This force WAS later reduced nv an cN-
change of knight for bishop. and after a
Stubborny contested game last ing for seventy
moves, II ended in draw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
Bowling Games Tonight -.

hmctiCau National Tournament Empic Met
ropnllan and l.dcla. al tire White Elephant ALLEYS
Harlem League Tournament -HYp,Ilon ph,ruIN
and Nc,'rh",lcr NhcChucn. a, Thum Il Kahls
dprf's ALLEYS.
New NuT, ROYAL ArCanUw Itagu, Tournament -
Section l-lIgllcW Council. NDmur>ldc Council
and Mcttnp,lNan Council >r"tlon . Boulc, ard
Council. United state, Council aud Constitution
Council. NJ tho Harlem Circle Palace alley,
New York League Tournament Columbia Dlp
per and DrN am, ~ Nmanu q TrciSS'> alley.
NOrkVillC League Tournament SiIckct>, Re
form and PARK a. ~Chuttc'S Nutkgi,lr alleys
Gcrmarla National Tournament NOvui Morn
ingsidc and Nassau, =. the Gcrmaula Assembly,
Ruoiu> allcy..
knights of Columbus League Toutuamcut.
lacOidalrc Council. ta~tlidu Council and pNcr-
side Council. ~ star, alley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

~ Fort Erie.

,' ''hL' ''' 10 IN the race lut gentlemen
''r' a. or Ia" iu .daS the idNOrtc. Nrrpir,,
~ '''. ~ 'H' ST sud HcnCEart threw III, rider.
'.'..' -''"n"d IN front all the way,
.'l Race seven furlong> Little Roch ~
.i ." To =. 1r. New amsterdam, 100 dJooEcrI.
. ..' 'ua. t'ut love, 10, ItonaHcllp. = 10 T.,
30 |.n,. 0. H..
''N' Race .~.N 'urpGg, .fl.,au.o iOi IIII,I.
- Won NpOHc'. lun q HaIb. : 10 !. second
r. ,.p 'Na'1H To- tp :, Third. Tine. l2O',
it.f one mile, gentlemen rldcrs IRA
ma ", u. MARSHALL. G Ia /. Won: Ipu Res
~. " U1nd TO =, second Lpugh berg, ~
n,", TO = !. tiird. Tine, SO.
. '' ..' Race. ~'c"plorua>c short cotf,c -Vrcnct
~" go 'ela,cu. to .. wor. NHuhcr. lS
~ S','.' 70 d" second, NcTna Il, 10 ,O'D 'nn'lu.
i, d. I'd, "a .'ule. $40.
gym fa'e p Five iuflongS On', loo diocAe. -,
o." ".l ,.rmI" knight, lcl Castro, 10 10 T.
M' B'''>. lW UugSNclu, to |. third
NN'. lA.c seven aud half lutloneN Pres.
NV 'Nari'. Ito I. Won. NrggS. lI tIiolhcr-
To. '.' SECOND 10 dc IN G.l,st, Toto 7. ihitd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Concord Judges Suspicious.

CoNCoRD. y. H.. Oct, lG--'Thc talent fell down
hard at the stat" air Grounds this afternoon,
no, one OF the favor'ieS winning. Ralph Wick was
rlckcd 10 win the ?ii trut. but was bra'cn by Mid.
night owned by District Attorney Charles J. Ham
blcu OF Nashua and plotted by Walter \. Cox
some peculiar fluctuations OF speculation made tho
Judges think something was wrong In this race
and they put up a new driver behind the favoritc,
who clearly was not MiduightN equal to day. Cox
was uncd s3O ior LAYING up the nr,t two heats. In
the l.i2 pqCr Co, once more luStlncd his night to
the fitr Long Slot for ne won IA three straight
WIN li'iN Hlt'n: va" SUI "' - III ,io''> %,
Sinrmwood were In a collision IN The last heat.
11l class paCIn.. purse 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
inOlllAll Notes.

y Garden CiS DR.. Hobrook school II; 81
paul>, 10.
fhr Rps~ilc football team wants games for Oct
rs and Nov, I. Address Joseph ). Humc. Ru
,clc. y. \
Tie Nlabars crew defeated the United states
Marine corps team at the Brooklyn navy yard
Irelrrdil hN L 10 u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
Coiumnla's strong Freshman.

y & Carter. broke IT." freshman strength
test record of the pros"u' academic year Of
Columbia University yesterday. scoring
1000 points hy tie gent ~y~tcm Of measure
m"ut Carriers figures are still sj3 point ,
below the collegiate record of 1871 mHdr by
Nelson W. willard last spring, hut ~" tcs.
is unusually good tor a rroshman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
Mr. keenes Chacornac Wins Challenge
stakes.
sp,ci,l Cave pt,patch to The sry.


1oNpoN, Oct. 10 The race for the Chal-
leugc Stakes OF 700 sov"rcigns, added to a
sweepstakes of fifteen sovcreigrs each. was
run az Newmarket to-day and was won by
J II. hecne'S Chaoornac. ridden nv Martin.
Sir : SCOTS Suudridce was second and
Sir ! Millcr's Rondeau third. Five horses
ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
FOI DRIIIRS FINED.
step Has a Beneficial Eject on the sport
nj parkwa,.

Repeated scoring spoiled tho sport Of tie
Hudson aud Mohawk Valley circuit race at
the rarkUav Driving clubs track again
YESTERDAY, until starter Brush became
cya-p.ra'cd and ~ the fourth heat oi the
22i trot fined four drivers. Colvillc, Dudley.
swan and D"mar"-t - each. Thi, had IN"
de- ired "1cI. After losing The first two heats
OF this event Su>l" Fox won the third and
fourth heats The bay gelding Harry Y.
Von the ?.2l pacing event in straight heats
W r. Mack, the fsNOrit". ran away twice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

tI''''N g., z. 10 SOFT MADISON Of tuis ,,tN
'' H.N 10 >culc>,"ngcr d GO. OF Vienna,
~ 'N" voted race udTC Nlrc Russell. e.
~ l'lA Nllr.s. dam sally Jones, hy N.orrat'>
49, We" Ru,,,ll has earned $j:op on the
n ''H'. lr'ludug thltd none, In the walnut
''.'4 ...l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
GOSSIP OF the Ring.

u TOOK Tommy Love OF as, city on, two round,
10 cpnN Inc" lilN ArSiln Of Philadelphia that the
latter Ma not IN his c'ass rhc pair met ~ Phila
dtlphln on Ncdnc>da, night M a >iN round bout.
In IN" Nrcnud Love 'IpSNcd Austin ON the iaN with
a heavy right aud knocked hi, man out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
You've Got Time To-day.

n you didpi register last roek, b-ua busy
talking about The coal miners strike, you're
got I'm, to-day R'gistcr al once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
I'fDIt).
Rumson second RcatCn by squadron \ In
First Of CaraSalJo Cup series.

LAKEWOOD. y j oct. 10 Polo onthus-
lasts were out in numbers to-day and wit
messed the defeat ol the RumsOn second team
by Squadron \ bv score OF 10 goals 20
II was tn" first match in the Cara-rlio cup
series and the prizes were offered by kingdom
and Jay Gould Tho squadron \ team ranked
AZ . goals against for Euu1ou The lineup.
SQUADRON \. HUMsoN SECOND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

GAIL HiMILTON'S FAST NEAT.
Best OF ANY Three.Y car.Old This Season
Wins Kentucky stake.

LEXtNGroN. Ky, oct. 10 The black nlly
Gail Hamilton. by Oakland Baron, dam by
Baron Wilkes. inbred to the reignins racing
family of the year, won the Kentucky Stake
to-day and 10 doing % trotted the best heat
Of any three csr-old this season. in fact
she trotted two heats better than any three
vear-old The feature of the dag on paper
was the s. 900 Mcdowell stake for 2.l0 trot-
t.r~ but the race proved an easy win for
Susie j.. who was second in the Pennsylvania
to Onward silver last year. Amelia showed
lame in her warming NJ before the FIST L at,
and although an cNcn-TEon"y favorite tie
night be fore. went back IN the betting. susie
4 had an easy race OF II. never being com
PEELED to 20 better than . osi. The perform
ancc OF Hilgar in the two-year-old stake
WAS the best of any two-year- geldng
thi. season and j. only overshadowcd by
the mile OF katherine \. in 2.i& the other
day when she tied the worlds record Tor
flieS
lrcttLnr INlN I'll 81 Axe. &.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
DOCS t>D ItlRDS.

POINTERS. English lri,h and Gordon settlers:
registered. handsome low FOR room. BEDfORD
kINNEl.S. Prospect dN. I.1~t ibid -,
FANCY BRED witc. haired fpN t'rrer puppies for
sale. reasonable. NEW MAN. Ii~ - st 18th &.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

rral-rni,y council l}oiEar. III. Mulcal'e. !.
Baton, i.3. Iourhlan. l?l; Steinbachcr. i5?. T
tai. 83i.
Father Hauptman Councll-Franz. 100 Sch c
50; Heeg, i7?; Splitter. 100. S,curcT, us. I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

rsf'crts Council made a good showing in the
nrooIlyn TO, al NrcanuW Minor League last night
and defeated lircNOOgt and Long Island councils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

ST. Malachy council O'NcNl. 1854: Foran.
BlsS,. 1888 cox. 2OU. Flanagan. 2li. Total. SIS.
Fraternitl COuECI Rothnr. lIa: MuCalrc.
Baton. ~. Lo1ghlan. 40. Siclnbachcr. 10.
a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Ialanrc & Grosican Nowors made good show
Ing In the ir>i gam" IN the Plumbing and Steam
League Tournament game last night. The scores.
FIUsr GANF
John Simmons Company Team No. 1.-ToSter
l6l: Eckhu'. -. Schopp. ioS, Walton. M Wei
gand. 1876. Total. 10.
Ialancr q Gru>ican-rrccnan. t9s: Chaumnot. .
is3. THOMPSON. rs. Ncrrindcr. 1877; stevenson, iN
Total. sil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Father Hauptnan Counci-franz. III Schi
~. H-cg les. splitter $50. St"urer. 1874.
tai, S1.
ST. Malachy Council O'Ncln, rs. l'Oran.
BlasS i2i. coz. l7g Flanagan. 1877. Total, ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Tho Father IIauu'man Council hovlcrS were II
form In the HrooNlvu catholic Ecucvnl"r' Legion
tournament last LiIht. and defeated FRATERNITY
and So MalaChy councils by via" gins. TIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Good start: won driving. Lux CaSta. b. {, 3. b!
Donoy n Lucasta; owned BY the AbcmsriC
sr.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

IalAncc & Gresham rccran. lii: Chaumon
~; Thompson. lJa Ncrrindcr. lji Stevenson, IL
Total. ss7
Ronald, & Johnson Com many o. Ncw Nork-Bol
man I0i Mahukcu. &c toNgroyr, ~; Elder. Is
Toilette. l2i Total, 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

John simmons COMPANY Team 40. l-roStc
1872. IekhpI 80: SrUopp. ia; Walton. l37, Wiz
gand. $50 Total. d>6.
RonaldS 4 Johnson CompBn. OF New Nork-Bol
man IG. NHnutc'l. 81. CuNgrovc, 100 Elder l3t
Toilette. III rutal. i't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Good start; won driving. Mcrlto. b. M. s. by
ellsworth ModJcSSa, owned BY IL. h. Durham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Greenwood ConcIaN"- !angetcld i5c Robl
~. lockwood ld7 Morrison. W.. II. Etlrr. ls
Total. $50
Bedford Couclavc Fack. 10. Blclman. -
Grove. 1913 Horton. 10. Fisher IsN. Total. 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Gramrrc' aid Nassau Councils went down rattle
eHsNs b"iuI, the I'IAi'TuIiy Council team IN IN
brooklyn ROYAL ArCanum League last night. IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Long Island Council T. Mn ia: - z herr.
~ iahl, T. ~: IS Berry l26. Thorn, iG'. Total,
10
IeNcrts council kammcrcr Isl: Maryland, 1913
Jewell 1919 Ven Ripper lj?. NSchcnbach. ISL Total
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
selling: for two ear Odds t0tD added. allow
.o,. last iVc and half iuilongs OF the Eclipse

air starr. won driving. kit,anng b. G, =. ny
italma Virginia Kinney. owned by +. NJ Dick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Lcrcrts Council -Kammcrcr, 1877 Maryland. l?s.
Jewell ls5 Van Ripper. 49, AScEcnbach. ~. Total.
rs
Brcyoort Council-Walker, 49,. Williams. no:
BeCkwlth l26 Dunn l27 Schohcd lii. Total SO.
sFtONpGAME.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Grnmcroy COunrII n0umaN no. Rudl. N
ThOup>on, laG. I"k, 10, Bodcns,cu. ~. 10
tai "a
GchT.ng. igl. IS ati 2o!. turlh. ljS. Total N>S.
THIRD GAME,
Nassau Council -kUhn. ~ pardcS>uS. li5
Gchrlng. zoo Hya'f. la> Curth. rs Total 20
Fraternity CouuCl-l.cc. ~, Ferguson. Ia
Field l5i: StpuCT ltu Griffin l'l. Total. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Three well contested games were PLAYED last
night in imlaN Gotham tournament IN BIuokS IN
with victory and defeat evenly distributed. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Williamsburg Crnrlavc ~. covert. ~: y. Kr.cl
heimcr llO /. Williams, I52 {. Booth. 40, = lurCh
l6S. Total. tG3.
Greenwood ConcaVr -Langcfeld. ~: Rohl
zoe Lockvu God Ini Morrison, IN. Iblcr. 1880 IC
tai 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17

Last n!rl', games In the tournament OF the
order of llrptdSophS In Brooklyn resulted a. fol
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-08-14
OBITUARY.

Hampton Blankenship was born in
North Carolina, August 9th, 1897,
and died at Pennington, Mo-, August
9th, 1909, being 1t the Time OF his
death "a years, IA months and 2s
days Of age. lie was married to Miss
Sarah Taylor in 1871. To this union
were born eleven children. sl whom
eight survive their father. To Is4s
be removed With bic family from
North Carolina to sac. Genevieve
coaniy, Mo. About year later thes
removed to their farm near Lenghbofa,
Mo-, where lhcy resided until 5annasy,
1909. when they went to Fsrsaiagion.
Mo-. TO I've. lie had been member
Of the Missionary Baptist Church about
IS years. aa.i was faithful Chsis,ian
10 deed as Ia word
There Il no death what seems 40 Il
traasitioBs
This life of mortal breath
Is isat suburb Of the life eiesiaa.
Whose portal We caIl Death.
Ia shai great ciolsicr's stiffness and -.
slRaion.
ny Guardian angsls held,
safe from temptation. sats from SINS
puliustcn.
Ise lissa whom ~e can asaa
A. a. u.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-08-14
Cape GhaIdsau State HsInaI School,
Opcns sentenfher 18th, 1899,

History and scisnce o. Education. Train.
inR hfhuni Departments ~ Latin and
Greek, German nnh French. EnRiisi
LaneuaFg AMI Literature, History. Matte.
MATES. EiniuEy, Chlmisiiy nad hurtrui
taFc. Physics, Manual TminiuR, Dmwinm.
Vocal and Instrumental MpeiC. hlocniiun
and sob Normal NaF9
Normal uiploms has force OF fIfe EJate
Certificate ktcmautaFy, ileanau 20 teach
two geau In any county On the state
school Will uccupy next year New sciences
uaii, contracted 20 ba completed August
ism. laul. sclence Ban Il & Tires story
stone building; contains twenty ave ruom8
two laboratories utx78 fest one laboratory
lsx1i feet. nitceu recitation rooms, On
once, two bath rooms, twn toilet aua lave
tori rooms. fuel NON aae boiler room.
View furniture throughout. New ana
superior egllpineHt. Library OF 1870 now
ana svieCted volumes shout l0oG volumes
Of Government publications. -Four good
literary societies. Young Mems Christian
Aasocln Ions, Young women Christian
Beautiful Campus Of twentY Two acres.
Incidental Zee - o. n quarter No other
charEe. Duau1 IN private families ~ % 10
>. - week students may board them
selves Tor less.
For further Information address
" 3. DEAlNuNT, President.
Care hlIalurau, no.
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NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AUD OTHER CONTRACTORS

Notice Is hereby given that IN obedience
10 an order OF the County Court OF 81.
Francois County. Missouri. sealed BIDS viii
b. received BY tho undersigned ~ 20 one
O'ciocR z. n Friday. August 70, 1907.
~ the County clerks once. IN Farming
ton. 81. franijis eounty, Missouri. FOR tho
construction, completion and maintenance
Fsg two years, OF oae sisei bridge super
Eiructurrl over 81. Fmncois River on
FarninriOn ana Iron Mountain gravel
rad, consisting Of two spans, each 81 feet
inches out % out. about q feet high and ls
feet roadway.
Al material ana labor to b. furnished
by contractor ana 90 DO constructed and
completed according TO the plans aud
auecincatiOnE ON fiie IN tho County ClerE q
Once s certified cheek for tfu, paya bic
10 ~. frnucois D9uuiy, shan accompany
each Hid as n guarantee uf good faith. TfTp
successful bidder shalt give bond and exc
cute contract for faithful performances %
the work
the County Court reserves the riEh, 10
reject any or all bids.
saMI T.. AEBUHY.
Road and Hridgu Commits lOner
AuENrf n, tiEa
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GRAND ENCCRsION CHARLESTON tn
ST LoUIs, AUGusT Ig.--On the date
named the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
& Southern Railway Co. will run an
excursion from Charleston 10 ST. Louis
and return. The train will leave
Charleston ct $500 q. IN. aud arrive
81 10 O'Clock noon. Returning train
will leave st. Louis a, $3.50 p. IN .
srme date.
J. I. PAGWER, Agent,
DeI.assus, 80.
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The Minlslefs' Alliance met Mon,
day II tho A. =. Church. soEih,
Present Rows. Taibsr,' Mccormack,
iilrkok, Hsys and Harlan. Rev. Tai.
bert Rad paper on .socieiies IN the
Churohes.'' A very profitable disras-
sion followed. Nexs Monday les.
wa.soa Is 10 read : paper On ssPfsyei
Meetings"
Col. Jack Smith brought M several
sa.s::=;-..-,, tomatoes frpm b. garden ihs
osher dsy, which warc certainly the
finest VIC have seen lllis yesr. serfral
oil them measured ~ inches 10 ciream.
icssncs- Tie coIohol calls them
ilabb tomatoes. because They wsrs
grown from scrd srns hin, rs Hon.
Edward EAhb: tie ssyx III Inc seea
seat llsn ~ Mf. Robb did veil.
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ST.. LouIs Burrox CoMrANY,

81 lNAA ID ibN SNAFAHAt /
Sc. Louis, Mo-, August 10, 1909, I
To WHOA IT MAI CONCERN:
We take pleasure In stating that
MIR Robert s. KRhn has done con-
siderable work for US and has at all
times given perfect satisfaction. Ia
fact his productions are above the
ayersge, being Of very high grade.
We know also that others by whom be
has been employed are very much
pleased with the fine finish Of bis
work We have never at any time
heard Of any dissatisfaction. We
cbeeriully recommend afr, Kahn TO
yoa ss being an A artist In every
respect.
Very respectfully,
ST. Lotus BrTrox Co.
". c. AYER.
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Dwcllins. 8 rooms; lot 1861 ia0,
barn and summer kilahsn, oa csyoe
ayenua. si.s00.
Dwelling. . rsomsi extra ics: linz
addisioa. si,sou.
Dwelling ON Jsaar0a Street, tu's
blocks south u pahiir scheal. sfio0s
su4sal- IzkEcz i Co ]
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that sealed
bids will be received ut the Office Of
the County Clerk up TO ~ O'Clock
noon Friday, August 20, 1909, for
so cords Of good sound wood for
Court House and jail. Bids TO be
opened by the County Court and con-
tracts awarded August 29lh, 1909, at
2 o'clock p. m. Tho Court reserves
the right TO reject any aud all bids.
THoS II. STAN, Clerk.
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Mossrs. Forsyth 4 Pipkia have
placed US under obligations for .
basket Of iine grapes grswn on their
fruit farm northeast of town. There
we're three varieties In the basket, Con-
card, White Msuniain and Delaware.
and the punches wes large, full and
perfect.