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tinues to be suggested that the Rus
slams buried the guns or threw them
into the rivers. The Japanese are con-
tinuing their search.
The first of the Mukden prisoners are
arriving in Japan. The government has
chartered and fitted out forty steam
erS to assist the transports in carry
ing the prisoners and wounded.
Americans with General Gku.
With the japanese Left ARMIES.
March 2S.--Genera Arthur Macarthur.
American military observer With the
Japanese armies, and Captain Parker
w. West. his aide de camp. who left
Toxic March 9 for The front. have
reached General Oku's headquarters.
General Macarthur said:
cannot express my appreciation of
the kindness of the japanese officials.
Everywhere they have done every
thing possible to assist us.
oyana was enthusiast stically received
by the Chinese officials at Mukden yes
terday.
Brief Word from Army.
st. Petersburg. March 23.--A couple
of brief kilograms from Linevitch.
dated March 20, We're given out today.
They merely say the troops continued
TO retreat northwards March l9, and
that he allowed the men to rest the
10Th; that he had inspected more new
arrivals from Russia and had found
the troops in excellent spirits.
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schoo, Children Arrested.

Warsaw. March 21.-One hundred ana,
twenty-eight striking school boys were
arrested here this morning for picket,
ing school buildings and preventing
other boys from entering.
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London. March Russian official
circles III London. although without Of
ftcial news. are inclined To credit Il Har-
bin story published in Paris. connecting
the firing reported yesterday morning
about seven miles south OF Tie pass
With General tennenkampf' division.
The dispatch from Harbn points out
that the only explanation of cannon
ade in that locality is that Rennen-
kampf has al length arrived at Tie
pass. where the Russian armies We're
ordered to rendezvous in case of a re-
treat. but only To find the place occu-
pied by the Japanese. Consequently it
is feared that Rennenkampf is sur
rIl cd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
For Sale 10 Bennington BY
A. X. RlTCHIE & co
NORTH HooScK

Mrs Tucker vas 10 Troy Thdfiday.
Miss McAd9r Of North Adams ia
visiting Mrs Prau.
Mr. aud Mrs Cruichlry Of Troy are
visiting az II II Allcg's.
Mrs oriffis and children o, Sebc.
nec,ady are visiting her sister Mrs
George Washington.
From a hill 81 potatoes planted %
days. Chss Klagcs dug IL marketable
potatoes.
a party from here enjoyed 4 picnic
20 Battlefield Park Saturday.
The annual clan bake will be held
on the athletic club grounds August
%. from four 60 seven O'Clock there
will be ball game also.
Otto Nesbiii and wife Of Mechanic
willie have been wishing bis father
james Nesbiit.
Mrs Tclford and son spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs Reed.
Mr. and Mrs Moon and son of Berlin
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Err
nest Washington.
Miss Klt,ie Robinson Of North Ad-
ans and her friend Mr. White called on
her amt Mrs David Eldridge Sunday.
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ooLDIe moHR GETS 100000.
Inbsrits one-ninth of Husbands BiE
Esfate.

NEW YORK. Aug. i7.--onc-ninth Of
the total estate Is what Alan Wood.
the late Pittsburg steel magnatc leaves
20 Goldic Lillian Mohr. the Weber X
Fields, chorus girl whom he married
early this year. The value OF the es-
tate Is estimated at SiS,000.O00.
II Is understood that Mrs. Wood will
make contest 20 secure her dover
right OF one-thlrd OF the estate. but
no positive announcement TO this effect
was made by her representative, Hen
ry VI. Catlln.
The will was opened in the Waldorf
astoria I'm the presence OF ID. c. Wood,
X. G.. Wood and David G. Brown, who
are named as executors and trustees.
After directing that the estate shall he
distributed In equal shares among the
widow and the eight children IL states
that II Mrs. Wood refuses TO abide by
the terms of the will she shall receive
uutllin.
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ReIcher Not on the sonomn.

HONOLULU, Aug. II. - After a
search of the steamer Sonoma and an
inspection Of the passengers the police
believe that w. Ii. Belcher, formerly
mayor of Paterson, n. j., accused Of
embeZZlement, is not among those on
board the vessel While none Of the
passengers fully answer the descrip-
ton Of Belcher, the police are continu-
ing their Investigations. One passen-
ger partly answers the description Of
Belcher as cabled by the governor Of
New Jersey to the Hawaiian police.
Sheriff Brown says he is satisfied that
the man under suspicion Is not Belcher,
but Is a through passenger for Sydney.
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CHARLES N. POWERS
SOUTH DORSET

Mass was held in school hall Sun
day morning. Rev Father Maillett Of
fciated.
A L Bowen was in Albany on bust
ness last week.
Carl Swanson has gone to Burling-
ton to attend muster.
Miss Jessie Place of Rhode Island
is visiting her sister, Mrs George Ken
dali.
Martin Hocter of New York Is the
guest of Mrs Elizabeth Burns.
Clifton Kent of Albany has joined
his family at G B Kent's and is quite
seriously i'll.
Mrs James Bowen, who has been Wis.
iting in Proctor and Fowler, has re-
turned.
A good many people from here at
tended field day at Dorset last Thurs
day. VIM Johnson won the bicycle
race.
Fred Stannard was in Bennington
last Tuesday.
Bowen, the photographer, has new
camera. He took some fine pictures of
the four generations of the Blackmer
family last week
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FIFTEEN FOREIGNERS KILLED.
IhiTty-a.- Mes ns.i-a ~ nseL siia'
st oTms.d. -.

q, ovms.d. 10.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aus. u. - \
quarry accident occurred 10 ormrsil
a.. city ~ the i.s.hiKh Portland C.mcui
cumsany's hig mill Fifteen men At
ics, were killed.
thirty as. neg ycre caust, In she
NIls q rock lrem The side Of the quar-
~. A large TONS q employee: u rs
moving iIe mass 20 Uncover the bid
lcs 81 ihe Killed were foreigners.
Fifteen bodies have been recovered
and on, O: the twenty still In the quar-
~ Il is feari many are dead.
- fast X the injured were taken
from The pii they were bc.ig rushed 10y
teams 90 the Allentown hospital The
cave-ln wns caused by recent heavy
rains.
Physicians were teicphoned for from
Allentown aud half . dozen villages In
The cement region. The chief surgeon
o. the Allentown hospital called his en-
tire stan TO assist IN caring Tor the In
jurci.
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s.yAl rslss rs.r Az nIenr.



WASHINGTON. Aus Ia Secretary
tanal,aTtr afisT = lheFoash sHainina-
lisaa ~ lils issessis Ia llle rass ~ haIA.
ssl CaAssi,. li.e os.ai I.-sssF "a ne oaa'
Negtud rFaisrF ehase de4th rrsaliri
fRom iniaIias fessissi in = isaNins pal-
Iesl hsit 80 "a Aiasgi,'an eaFsalip in
t.en.iaisah esieFs "a inlg y saii that
fRtin ga ihgnsiisalisa - lhs Frsssnis b.
$50 nt'hins eFangfuL aiiissust, "
nfifsaa n we eaiFrmrlY drlsisrabie
liaaI t1aara sii,slii have iasi bic life
IT, s'itiai shat isasins ansi sihiriirs
frno3vilF aFe sinparasui ID lhr srTNior
isorsasr ~ thriF isrnrn,isi innnrnnr ga
iar hfaiih ~ ihr nrn 80 SILL 80 10 ~,
iirge ihs if,iinm - a sziioTs lie Ilar
nlaf fannd lhal hriihsF gssheH's 81
NefsaFf nuf anH aihTT irFsul eas in
ahAeiss rni'ahla ahd rpsanmsiliri
lisai na faFthrT ariian b. iakrh, AiiHis
wi hfadfsf'i ariHwtri lha Hniinss ~
lbn nsaFt ss "a i,frsfni infafuia,i, and
she Department nIlis n.ahins in llr
rasr tlat rsiis faF afliaa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
look OTT nor GERMS NOW
Summer Months Call for Constant Vigilance
and Use Of Mi-o-na.

H,0uih, dissihsss, hssFsbaFn, si.sfks
hsians lhs sFss, faHsd longass siasP
issshsss, aRd tshililg ~ weakness, i
sioss lhsi ne sionssh nsais inc hs'p
~ NiDna, Jasi ons liliie ishisi oai Of
= 20 orHi soK ~ Miona hsiors each
u.ssi Zoe = 30 days sni yes siii 30
gaia perfect hssi,h asd slFsnsih sRd
b. pFesi sgaihsl ihs ssFuns Of sahn,sF
diseases,
Ass Druggist dosaY a. shas gua
ihs FnAFs hirs nhdrT shieh b. ssiis
Miois, IL eosis hoihlns anisss u 30,
stores nss IA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

CHICAGO. Aug l1.-lt took Nation.
nj Champion II. Chandler Egan TWEEN.
ty.two holes ia defeat Bruce Smith Of
Onwcntsin In their contest In the first
round Of play for the Exmoor cup.
Playing even with Egan the first three
extra holes. the Yale player sliced 10
the woods on the twcnty.sccond and
lost the hole. q 10 1. after taking three
shots to get back on the course. With
the score at no time above . M. the
two players put up n fine game of golf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

Ia lls summer m0Hihs rohsisHi Va
tlsnos j. naossssFl, 49, dsnssFoas a's'
eass grrns piii bs absorbed ifo.a ie"a
oF dfiRk,
Tlas sacailssi ssiaHasF e'iarlaih's s.d
bassl ifpahlss do hoi pofas ~ Poerls
9Th = tsaiihy stomach, i"r paa.s As'
sars kiiis iis disease ssfyas slih ne
nsiaraI jaioas sacnsisd By iha healthy
digestive snszns,
Whsa thsls ass paiRs oF distress ~
ssr saiias. headache, i'rlehihs u sac.
"a, SOAR fsoi. snd bad iasis Ia uAs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
JOCKEY BADLY HURT.
si.h.s Me-. sisssisss-.s ., s-E-r
tess IFssks


SARATOGA. \, \. Ans Eta lisr
sirsliirshase tav lptkr4 Caiiahaa,
sisa F,sir Maidsh. ~ @sis 81 faNaIiis.
see srstonsiy ihiuTai ~ = FAN and
Sas iaksn a. Iir FsHaimsa hospital ih
en- nhosnsFions naiiiiioa. To snsiainr
81 = srts5u ninrussiin ~ fhr ifsil
sni mas BOT fpnoFrf Tho ansiiirni a..
saFFut "a iho frnnr i,rfunr thr eatsf
ianip Mahirh. RUNNING snrs9.i o. raj
Sar. sinhhlni in taking ihr iunlp ani
ianra callahan, uhs iahir,i "a his
hssi. tho hpFsr rollins rnfnpiririy atrf
hius
james ilosiiirk. q n g. shot. wuu
she stake nrr. ihr Aii'anf, in q saiiui'
tao isnEihs SEPARATING hii. ffuin IA
srna. Who Was N iadiy and rias~i q
sis SAP. rhr nas . irnsih is-iirf ihan
1914 i'hiiiiiss. who rins'i strong -
ssbllr. iilp fstgfiir died be- tie sifrirh
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
One Man Holds Up Stngc.

FRESNO, Cal, Aug. 17.-Meager de-
tails of the daring robbery by high
wayman of the Yosemite valley stage
running between Raymond and Wa
wona have reached here The stage
was held up about three and a half
miles below .Ahwahnee, few miles
above Grub gulch, and the passengers
were relieved of their money.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
Long shots VIII n, For, Erie

BUFFALO, Aug. II. - Long shots
won MS rule ut Fort Erie. Summary
First race. Reeves won second race,
Knickerbocker won; third race, Arrah-
gowan won; fourth race. Colonel Bron-
ston won; fifth race. Peter Paul won;
sixth race, Little Boy won.
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Heart
Weakness.

Dr.. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts well after
they have been pronounced
ho3eiess. II has completely
cured thousands. aud Will al
most Invariably cure oF benefit
every ease II heart disease.
Short breath. pain around
heart. paiRiialion. aulleHng.
dizzy. iainilng and smo,hsFing
spells should not be neglected.
Take DE. Miles Heart Cure
and see low quick you will
b. relieved.
IL eannot make = new heart.
bat VIII restore a sick ono by
strengthening tie heart nerves
and muscles. relieving the
unnatural strain. aud restoring
is vitality.
= had = esFy hsd asss - hssfs
tFaaf4e ~ "a mantts ! faaid 81
ss,, iss' ~, 49, Fass 80 80, ssss
eaas b. ilaeihF aas 500 ! haa - ~
agen, ~ fat agshs ttfse un.ss AZ
tsfst shleaEt, shi I nd disf.f,iilg ~
f.,,ss ss !, r. ssss i,ss!s, ~, cs ..os's s.s
trfFFs 4 taf us~d haH q d nastt
iaF aa~- sd sissp AZ niEtt ffFfis
ensiF had ~ st 40 ffufa nfs g. tss
tmrs = nifht I hafe taksH sstsfsi
sldaE eufk 4 fsst iiks = go msH,
sHd can euFk nansiafHzt4a fef ah ca
nssh. 49, fraFs n.n
II. ~ Maslti.t. Priest. Ohio.
%. 1nss' sssrs Gore IL ssis ~
fcaF dfuu1isf. we @iii 1uafsntfe fhaf
- ~iu fsfaea fesf fsonsFs
Miles Medical CO.. Elkhaft. Ind
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Tucker President of Jamestown Fair

nection with the selection of Harry st.
George Tucker for the presidency of
the jamestown exposition it develops
that the presidency was rendered to
former President Grover Cleveland
several months ago and that he consid-
cred the offer for some time before
finally making up his mind that it
would be out of the question for him
to accept. Mr.. Cleveland probably will
be chairman of the advisory board Of
a hundred distinguished Americans
who will be asked to serve the eyposi-
ton
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
DningeraeId In Old Form.

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. i7.-Mator
Dalngerfeld, that once great handicap
horse, running in the colors of his new
owner, simply cantcred home In the
handicap Mt n mile and n hundred
yards. the feature event on the card at
Latonia. -Four horses went to the post.
with the winner carrying most of the
moupV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
Polo In Rnin mt Newport.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug 17.-In the
opening game of the polo tournament
at the Westminster Polo club Squadron
A defeated Great Naak in the Brenton
Reef cups series ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

hAniN nAni,N, Ans D. Tea rhil,
dfrn arfr kiilr'i iaFins To- noiaF rsF
naiiaifiiiR Fah fftan iiatirn H. Nunpins
hrfs go thr sspsiiii siaEr ~ $40 roins
i'riiiian &c iiar iirftnmrf ifsaiiy. The
arriffHt mrriFFssi ~ iirTrhaiA nge
miirs ffnm ihs siaft - co. Facu. Nhiis
q csF pas nanhiins q ruFnrf,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

cssass rtsFsd Yesterday ~ ths Va.
tIsaai SD as#sFlsaa tssass..

~ i'isstafs=
NFurkiFH s.s...sss q r n"f
tslffsifHfs .......a 4 &C. o
nits= uFnuhiFh iff tTfishuff o.. lsfH
fufs -iifnasitn . ifitshafe y BATTERIES
=Mitf hrii aHH itrfErH ftaheft1s itutrfs
tafiir. Hiiirtfand and uitfun
Nrrun1 Ganta=
pfassiyn .........sbtoteee 60
tItishHfs ssss.sssss 80 nel
liits. iifpasiin. q. I1i.stiifs 9 tfgaft
sifissle.; sni iiWsfi Phlhitpl and Pists
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AAll.IllrAN Ll.AuIE

q ~; -. ss;SfgISG.
Hita-at Louis. u. phiisiniphia. ~ ~.
iss-sgdhon ard Hp"npuf. Coaklsy and
Sehfrrk.
~ Washington
Ciev.land ......... eQ q
Cleveland. u, Washington. : Er-
rorH-Cloyeiand. o. WashinEtgn. q bat.
tsfiss-iisruhafd and clark. Fatien. Ad-
ans and HaNdnn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
SOUTH ShAFTSBURy

The village improvement society
~iii hold = bsok aud author social on
Friday sweating.
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WE INSURE YOUR
DRESSES FREE
{ OF CHARGE

n ysa geaf EoFz Shields Nc insafs
yaa aFsiHss psfsFiFsiloh siAihs, aE aiiss
S8af Fpsn Fustihg undef she asa.
sssinsi s,ii esiafs ana dslsirFisas seiis.
isgesass ihs kafz thisid is E2afanissd
% ffusrsi she ~aisi, is guaranteed 70
lr Zee ifnsa rubber aud eiufissa
gafa Dress shisiis afs nsrd IN All
hleh.slass gowns by shs Haosi sspsfi
sfiisis in ihs dfsssmsking Lass ~ Tie
Tnisd states ani EaFgPs. u y not
nscrsssfy o. 50 g. the usstfurolis ~
tfsisf 10 have ths bess. 'kefa shields
usr.i 10 ypaf waist. iof night hsfr 81
hsssr. ihr leading dfsssnakcfs say
ihry hal nsvcf loaBd sa absalHltly
prsirrs sh,rM uHisi they psed ths
knfa They believe In giving ih.ii
Gus, nsnrss the trs, that esn 10 boash'
snd all IN iu,uFs psi nothing else ~
their high eisss gowns,
A tsi line. al sis~s. low prizes,
SPECIAL shapes ios ss.fiwsss's
Far Sals In Bennington BY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

Write or call fuF our letter 90
AMERICAN SMELLING 4 REftN'
iN0, spacs is also devoted - sru'
Ar. NORFOLK A WEST ERN.
LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE. MIS-
surtgl, KANSAS a TEXAS. ROCK
ISLAND. ANALoAMATEp, GREE
GOLD Ani PEACOCK NALLt-
WHINING COMPANY.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

The pastors theme at the prayer
meeting at the Methodist church this
evening will be "'The Eleventh COM
mandment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

j l. Dawson has retired from his con
nection with the Bennington gas Co.
and expects to leave town soon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17

Miss Margaret Patterson of North
Adams is spending few days here.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29
Davenport.

William Davenport, wrll-kDown
resident OF Mayvlle, died 1T Portland
last FRIDAY morning, June %, 1905, OF
heart complications following severe
attack Of infammatory rheumatism
from which he had suffered for the past
two or three months. lie had partially
recovered from the first attack about the
first OF the present month aud being
able 10 travel decided 10 go TO Portland
for the sake Of change. The change did
not bring the hoped for improvement,
however, and after two weeks of intense
suffering. he passed away Ms above
stated.
Deceased was born In the state oi
Indiana about AZ years ago. Coming
west when yet hoy he followed the life
Of cowboy on the plAiHs of Western
Kansas and Texas for n number OF years
later crossing the plains TO California
with his parents where the family Fe.
sided for several years. In 1884 the
family removed ~ Oregon, settling near
Mayvlle in the same year, lie Was the
last OF the family. his father and mother
both having died at MayviIle during the
last few years.
lie was II past grand member Of Sum.
init Lodge, No. I3O, l. o. o. =. If this
city and was one OF the delegates from
this lodge TO the grand lodge OF that
order which met Ia Portland early in
June.
lie was generous to fault, honorable
and square, and true blue tn every man
whom he hailed Ms friend, No higher
tribnte could be given any man than
these words, spoken by one who had
known him intimately for years, when
the news Of his death was received from
Portland: ale had his faults, as other
people have theirs, bat those who knew
him best loved him best"
The funeral was held at Mayville Mon
day afternoon with the funeral service
OF the Odd Fellows lodge and was largely
attended.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29
To Whom il May Concern,

Having found that IL was impossible
for me 10 spare the time it required at
my Condor Real Estate Office and own.
ing 10 the fact that Mr.. J.sL. Kirlin has
business at other points that requires
his attention we have decided to place
all Of our business OF the Condor office
in the hands OF Mr.. Earle M. Bevis and
will continue to assist him in getting
land buyers as well as business men to
locate in yonr little town for We have all
confidence that you have the best
town prospect in the state OF Oregon,
and You have good country, all it
needs 10 to let 1t be known to the peo-
pie. / will try and make your country
visit once in while and will not loose
any interest in helping the upbuilding
of the same, and any business you may
want TO place in my hands | will gladly
serve you from here and at that point
will do all my business through Mr..
Earle NJ. Bevis, 80 what ever assistance
you give him will be appreciated my me.
Thanking you all for the many cour-
tcies extended the in the past and wish
ing to be remembered by all, am yours
faithfully, +. ]. MAHoNEY & Co,
By +. ]. Mahoney.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29
Building NotaS.

w. A. Goodwin reports building op-
erations as promising to be very lively
for the remainder Of the Summer. Lum.
Der is now being placed on the ground
for the following buildings for which he
has the contract:
A. N. S. Cottin will build handsome
residence near the Baptist chnrch to
cost about $500.
Dunn Bros. will erect warehouse on
their lots on North Ward street on the
railroad track. The building will be
30x60.
johnson 4 Pliter will build store
room on Main street adjoining W. L.
Barker's hardware store. for rent. The
building will be 42x70.
The Lost Valley Lumber Co. will build
lumber sheds and equip yard on Main
street adjoining S. B. Barker's ware
house.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29

ride on the caboose. A rate Of one
and one.third fare for the round
trip Is said TO have been fixed for
the celebration at this place July
3, 4 and 5,
The railroad company has fixed
a rate of Is cents per 100 pounds
Of wheat from Condor to Portland.
This rate is quite liberal as com.
pared with the old rate Of II cents
from Arlington and will mean a
good margin of profit to the far.
mers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29
Bids for Wood.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will receive sealed bids until Sat
urday, July /, 1905, at 4 O'Clock p. M,
for the furnishing and delivery OF twenty
(2Ol cords of l6-inch wood to be deliver
ed and corded at the public school build
ing in the city OF Condor, on or before
the lst day of September, 1905. A good
and sufficient bond for the faithful per-
formance OF this contract will be requir-
ed of all bidders. The right is hereby re-
served to reject any and all bids.
l4d15 P. H. STEPHENSON. Dist. Clerk.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29

The finest rains ever known by the
Oldest inhabitants during the month of
June, have been falling at intervals dur.
ing the past week or so, insuring a most
prolific harvest. This promised heavy
yield together with the present good
price with the advantages Of a railroad
through the country and the elimina-
tion OF the tedious and expensive haul
to Arlington insures period of prosper
ity unprecedented in the history OF this
section of the state. The farmers are
now "the people" and no mistake.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29
Remem mbered HIS Nurse.

viii Davenport, Of Mayville, who died
at Portland last week, and who was bur
led At Mayvile Monday, was n relative
Of Homer Davenport, tho famous car.
toonist, who is now At Portland exhibit.
Ing his celebrated collection ni Arabian
horses and pheasants. The fatllsrs oI
the two men were consina. +. A.. StiDch.
field, OF MayvilIe. with whom Mr.. Dav-
enport had made his home for the past
six years, went to Portland TO bring the
remains home and he says that deceased
had every care and attention which IL
Was possible for any sick man to have
during hls last illness. A trained nurse
was with him constantly as we'll as the
best medical attendants. The nurse 10
a young lady from California, who by
her own efforts, has graduated as a
nurse and taken one conrse OF medical
lectures. Mr.. Davenport was so crate.
ful for the faithful attention she gave
him that before he passed awav he made
the verbal request thata sufficientsum OF
money be set aside from his property to
complete her medical education. With
the exception of this and one or two
other verbal REQUESTS, he died without
having made q will.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29

The committee in charge of arranging
for the Liberty car for the Fourth re-
quest that all little girls who expect to
have places on the car, shall meet at w.
L. Barker's new building, corner Main
and Well streets, between and 9o'clock
on the morning of the Fourth when the
arrangements will be completed for the
parade. The car will call at this place
for the little girls at 10 o'clock, sharp.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-29

Tom McMorris. the teamster, was be-
fore Justice Neale Tuesday on charge
of cruelty to animals. J. A. Brown was
the complainant. It is alleged that Nc
Morris beat one OF the horses In his
freight team go numerically the other
day as to cause death. He entered a
plea Of guilty and was fined 500 and
costs. Judge Neale saws he will prose-
cute every similar case brought before
him to the full extent Of the law and that
the maximum fine for the offence is
5000. He can impose that amount If he
sees fit.