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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
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BRIEF MENTION. 1 A < ' < + < < + < < ' ' [

C. P Clemmons Of Tamo is among the late arrivals in the city.
 W. F.. Owens and wife of Morrillton are registered at the Hotel Jefferson former County Judge T. N~~PhiI= fps Of ~AITheimer- ie-a-br1sfness visi- tor in the city today.
 CHI. Cooper, trainmaster foF~the Pine BluH-diyision- the Missouri Pacific. was in the city yesterday Little Rock Gazette
 / Miss Deane Of Bluffton, Indiana, is lin the city with Mr. and Mrs. w E. Nimmons, who are spending few favs at the Hotel Jefferson.
 H. Smeade Powell Of Camden pass ed through the city last night On his way to Little Rock He IS a candidate for congress in the Seventh district.
 MT. and Mrs W. E. Nimmons Of Bluffton Indiana, arrived in the city last night ad are stopping at the Ho- tel Jefferson Mr Nimmons came here 10 transact business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
NOTICE

Is hereby given tha:, on the 18th day of November, 1907, at the front door Of the Court House Of Jefferson coun- ts-. in the city of Pine Bluff Arkan- sas, pursuant -o an order Of the Jef- ferson Probate Court, I. as admins tratrix Of the estate Of Charles Sen yard, deceased. will sci. to the high est bidder, on a credit Of len days, the following described real estate, be- longing to said estate.
 Lot 16 Of senyard's resurvey Of lots B and Of Brunp's Addition to the city Of Pine Bluff, Jefferson county ArkansaA
 The purchaser will be required to give approved personal security for the amount Of his bid.
 STELLA SEWARD,
 Admins-ratrix.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
NOTICE.

On and after the first day Of Decem- Der I will discontinue my weekly and thirty day credit grocery business, my dry goods business having assumed such proportions that it requires my entire attention. The grocery business will be continued for cash only. I heartily thank my many friends for their past favors and hope that I can continue to serve them on cash basis. Respectfully yours,
 1T ". F. MULLIKEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21

Tenderness or aching in the small ot the back is a serious symptom The kidneys are suffering. Take Prickly Ash Bitters at once. l. is reliable kidney remedy and system regulator and will cure the trouble before t develops it's dangerous stage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
CANDIDATE GOODWIN
 WAS IN THE CITY

" $. Goodwin Of Warren, candidate trict, was in Pine Bluff yesterday af- ternoon on his way to Little Rock. Mr Goodwin is confident he will win
 He has three opponents, E. Minor Wallace, the present incumbent; J. H. Mcrullom Of Hope. and Smeade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21

nora Lovelace Of ths city and Ed Hartman of Forr Smith
 Chick Walworth, formerly Of this city, arrived here this morning to re- open the Bluff City rink He is max ing arrangements to reopen the rink within q few days He is one Of the finest skaters who ever visited Pine Bluff and hopes to make the rink more popular tsaa-=Ees.---
 zMrs. C. NJ. Lynn is confned~,to her bed with pneumonia and the con- ldition Of Major Lynn, who has been cfftieaiIx il for several months, shows no improvement, --Their many friends will regret to learn Of their sad misfortune They are i'll at their home four miles southwest Of the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21

DRY WOOD-o1d Phone 351, New Phone 313
 Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping Gas and bath 622 Walnut street. 11-19-6t
 FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT Large, clean, comfortable. Electric lights and bath Three blocks from business. Good board next door. 51s West Second avenue. 11-20-6t
 Miss Minnette Weller will leave the employ Of the Quality Shop Sat urday, having rendered her resigna- ton yesterday.
 A marriage license was issued yesterday at Little Rock to Miss Le-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21

Powell Of Camden. The congression- a race in that district ts assuming an interesting aspecE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
Housefurnishin5 Specials

Let the thrifty housel ot. ...e interested atten- ton to this of speca. discounts all Blank cts, Comforts, White Spreads and Lace Curtains. The 15 per cent reduction in the price makes quite saving just at the time you most need the goods
 FINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, white and fluffy, silk bound colored borders, reduced from
 s1o to ........,............ .$85O ALL WOOL WHITE AND GRAY BLANKETS, silk bound edges reduced from $500 to ....... S4 Q5 SIIKOLINE COMFORTS, down lambs wool filled WHITE SPREADS, heavy Marseilles patterns, re- duced from se5o to .......................$ $213
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21

For sale-A hrst-class grocery store with meat market connected, do- LEE good business Must be sold Good reasons given Address M, care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-21
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raul Nin &erlaB. Dsnn Qraetbsn
TloSeu irlssn unS ran maa NIT
GcrbtNaa! eint Sastyf8. heatftln.
eie man HiSt etHsi. Rahs esna5
laE Sds. he 9erfuhuns. Die
@ei1ag Uioer beFeyts Wi7sn ala
u5triianetu be3p. PIE Qa3t. SAINT ssn
eeIrofisHen 9alBnotmtn fir ssf ssy.os
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farltr ie uHhhsreg ossy 1ei6ar,ihtt
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6~inonSiroh pie Ner ntueriiae In 0tp
Port III lpjs ser 8ranS zines Sgbya.
oes. aas yiu3sam umaebtn Id CON
sunaerttn IND .dgisnetu Mat itusr-
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5aHsitcif northumberland DsRa
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s3ltniBmdBi9 leihi itin. 9as 8eutr 81
l0ihen, BEGIN. auF isinen 6sro 81 be-
6raulen, a5sr Denn iid Elm Sturms
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niiaen Qn9It I'M ibr 9slO iteissrt -
eanH mag cine psr6ssreRoe 5susrss
branIt oaraus eHtiteben. Die s~iu5uodms
men ooer 81 loIhsn unm0sIih piro.
Sc Diro Dsrfhert. oaB iiber bic 3ab
lu%Hssfdbi9ieit Der Rem gorter Ratio
ndlbaHieH nihi Der g~erinslte 3msifeI
5sitebeH tam uno oaB oieIs, Dant ben
Uabnd9men, bic Der ShaBdmisfecree
tdr Gortel9pu in 9smein dali nit Den
tdrireH 6inaH3mGnRerH Rem Yorts
sstrOTfsn bat ale stDd an fe geiteas
ten 4RfOroerunssn nsroeH sntipreheH
l5nnen. uub oas piro n6bl pabr fem.
6s fommt nur olrduf an, nie groB
ole 4nForoerungsH iein peroeH. bic
man an lie heGen piro. Das beiBt
Oh e. geIiHei. oas groBe Publicum Don
oer Si6erbeit Der ganten uno oer
3pedoienlidisit. bem @eniseH oar sez
%troffeReu UtaBnabmen 5u iber3'u5eH.
Wenn niht, odnn mag Der Doe nod
Elm ridtissr StarmniHo folgen. Der
mdn6sn itoI3en Rem Yorter 6inan8s
Baum linden mag.
Quf jeoen 95aa lit bic Gage in Stem
Yort ernit genus. 0as Grfreuli6e an
oer Sadie a6sr 1T, OaB bic Sefabr dui
Rem Yort beidrdntt ideiHt uno an
Der geiuno5eit uno Stdrte Der grDs
zen 5iHan3iufitute bss 9anOss aus
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beitehen i6eint. Sic Ioaen 6euie ges
ringere @inlageH ais ie 3uoer in ben
Rem PORTER gduien hdben uno BON
oieIen unabbdngiger iein ais ie suDor.
Uenn bas 10 lit uuD unIere 8anten
bsmeHtprehenO bon oem Rem Yorier
ara9 niht srnitli6 in Mitlsiosn DAFT
ge3ogen perosn, oann fam Oieier nur
cine Sgolge 6aben unD bic mare: bic
IpeiilifeH 9~el0mdrtte in 3utunft nod
0iel una6bdagiger Don Rem 0orl gu
MAIDEN uuo Der 8or6erridaft gep
Yorts eniIpre6ens Qb5ruh gu t6un
- cine 5olge, bic Elm pirt9i4aitIi4a
Se9en mare.
Die Qsp gortsr 6o6finan3 Fat
ibre gormodtitsauHs ifdnOlid nib
bran6t. Wenn f5r Ginflub bslanit=
ten piro. BAT is oas nur i9 iel5It
81 oanien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

buna norf4reibsn, ba EN- iplder
Snrisf Isinsr anf6t mad osm Sasiz
saugsabsl iteuerH pirse.
-Sn elmer 5itung Der Ten gOrssr
qca5ema Of MtSicins@ be6duPtsts
0r. gbn. u. gpers. Elm mitgIiso se
Qsp grrter 8olptIinit, ocb iabrlif
10000 MenIHsn in amsrita ou1td
DosqnitOFite f6rsn Sob fiHosn-
8as .arcbe Experiment per
g6iIippirerz 4HembIn Sat alio bs9on=
nen. Die MGembIp 1T cine 4rt Ipos
litifhsr NHihauungguntsrri9t. 4'laH
m5hts lie nit elmer 3immsrflinte losrs
sleihen, Sic gsp0hnlin barmlosf 1T,
nit oer obsr pom beIon0ers ungeiHi6s
ten 9euten dun unbeil anserilhtet
per6en Tam. Wenn bic ghilippiner
IS aber gef9idt anitelsn. f6nnen he
ipisIeno Isrusn, ing Centrum 81 trsfs
fen. Die 2e5r3eit piro nur stpas
ldugsr oauern. als bic Msbr5eiispar=
tel in Der 9bilippinsus QHembln T9
trdumsn IdBi. uno psHn lie nidt auf5
pahsn. fam es ben 9bilippinern AUDI.
nod poHiren. SAP Uncle Sam i1neH
bic 3immerTlinte pieoer fortHimmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Spudndpk bdlb nit WaHsrb ssfam
d~uTielen. Ssim SufsH oosr Qiefea
lou man tets oas SnideE.uh oosr
BE 9aHo ~3orbaltsn.
es ifno, ME man iiebf, san3 eins
Iots 9otlHriftsH, Die SshgTmann
obne Wufe uno 9oiisn beTOl5sn fam
aHo oesbalb aud bsfoIgsH foute.
Reinlt6tsit. frifte Cuff. gsinss BoIs
isr, seiunoe 4abruHg Is Id 10
psnia, mas oer Weniten 3ur OeIaRos
5stt beoarf Hno eob muB Ct Is ii6
IN uHieren rautz uno itauberillten
Stdoten bur6 tete NadInmssit uno
I'm aompf NIT ridIihtslolsn Mits
msnihen mlhFam erobern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Der SssbO.s uns
Der SonntaasbOts.

Ser .eeebetse uno BET yGo~Haiaestott"
sridsineR ieOeu 0iittDoa aao Sennias
n fciisn i5brli9. poriafrst. (ohne
grdmlel uuo Ftip nHr btS
gorausbe8abIun8 zines ools
len SabFgongesS2 $500.
N~ 3ei alien 3abIanssu i'm U d
han6e, oeey nit TtrlbDolsr granils
uirb So 80 ptr 9obr bsle6Het.
Die geituns ,aun niat abbsIisat Dsrs
ben. bis oas game SubieriptsonsgtIo be-
iablt 1T. 2genn 9emano ba5 5Iait suruds
iaidi, o5ne ie.Hea 8tVbiHoli6ssiisn na9s
assommsH AZ ieiu, 10 TT 0srielbs flr be
0aaer Ser fernetsn 3uisHouHa oes Blaiiss
tur uoIfsu BaabluHg BerpllIttet.
Qbouneuien, fpel6e ibrtn Wobnort pehs
ieln. iinO qtbeteu, BEL Angabs ess Hsuen
Wobnortss aah ben 0amm Der YoiiolHes
emuaeben, aui ipslbsr ie bic SsItane
bisbtr srbaltsa babsu.
9yobt giummerR merbtn Out 8srlanesa
frsi 5ugeiaidt.
GdSaaieuounsen iogisn hsts sntDsosF
pr ganfDeAisl, o@IDreB CroTe", gglensp
Orbrea ooer rtQilirlrtea Brief setnatt msrs
ben. Sir @eloienouHasR IN Boar uRo IN
asu5bnii6gn uartsiitriglm BritfsH iino
mir niht pt%raRtiDortll4, iutnn eteltben
b~erI0ren geben.
gel6angeu iber iresn6 DsI&e unrsssI'
mdbieteitm beim Ablieisrn bss Blaitss
burd bic 9ol obsr ioniiise Beidpsroen,
iolien 6irsst an bic Expedition ssriStst
ipsr0eu.
griefa gsasaaussn unb @sIoisnbaHssH
iiHb gu rtdlsn an;
The P. V. DeuSter Co.,
90 Mason st.-MlwAukee, via.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

II 9rof. SusbIiH con osr 6bitasoy
ll~niserFsd. bsiarDortsie IN eiu.m Per
tag oel Der a&ols1e SasenmWf
ain. IN Milnaates sic 9sRHsnirnH7
Der Gatier. 1iels BENTON ioatg bis
inn oritttn aiuas srSht aRb bis sum
ishHn rieoer s~rnissrist q pstssn.
Stin HtssntsH ion Fs oans aaGbs
rsa Cd. CT bsfarrortete auh Sc
ish 7sI4s cine is&snoRa.ss DsEle'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
The P. '. Deuster Co.,
90 Mason st.-Mnwaukee, Wis.

entered II the postGaice az Milwaukee, Wis
and admitted for transmission through The mails
e. second-ciass rates.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Der .0Teroatore Romano" osrs
OHendiht cine Rote, in Der Die Be
bduptung bsrihisoener gIdtter, bah
In oer Ridtun9 uno Der gstbdtioung
Der itolisniI6en a~atboliten ouf BEN
poiitilhen Sebiet cine 4enoerund einz
tretsn psros. 5uridgepieTen uno ar
Hart Miro, NB Gin 0e6Isl in Ser
0aItung Der italieniihen gat6ulitcn
binihtlid ibrer gstbeiIisuna an Der
3eiesgeberilten @r6eit niht einsetrsz
ten isi, pa ni6ts gsdnoert Iei an BEN
IN Der @nsntIita bonn II. sSuRi 1906
neroHenttiften Qnpronungen oes
9apltes, Die itreng gu bsahien feien.
SR Ttinsr nd6iien Rummer
piro bas "a. .. meoical S%ournal"
eiutn Idulsrsn Nrtitel iiber cine nsae
Wletbooe tiRitlihsr atbmun9 6ei CT
truntenen psr6Tsnili6en. 3jeTe. pon
Qrof. g. q. S6asfer oon G~oinbur15
beim Z. initTnationdlen p~hafo!o9
fhsu @oHsrsB osmonifrigte Wastbooe,
pelds onsH fribersn meibooen nett
iibsrIesen isin ion, bsHebt in erfsr
9inie 6arin, oab Dsr dnfheiuenb Grs
traatens fla5 auf Die 8raF aeIsst
niro. NIT oem aopi tiger als BEN
a0rper uno sin psutg sur Seite. Ie
o1B Bic 3unss aus sem munss
adHst. Gann tniet oe. Better H6er BE
9ffte oes 9spubtloien unS egadt
nit sen fIahsu 5dnoen auf SsFen
8ddsH ibsr cen unt1en 8i5psn.
Durh lansiamsr, trGftigsn 1rud.
bar IN 3piihenrdumsu non 5 SCENE
ben ~pieser6oIt piro, neroen oie Guns
gen ausssprsBt. uno nit ieosr auFs
uno 45plrtsbspsgung uerosn ooH
500 bic 1000 Gubit.Gsntimetsr Qufi
in BE 9uHss ots 9snubiIrisa Forcirs.
Bel fol5sm @srFdhrsn fon mnrif
binnsn siHsr Wingte bic Tsiiisfsit
Der at5nanssorsaas nigasr Serge
tgli UsyaeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

BE S6sbsmts 9st6rSsa ho6tn FIT
its' iE Seu3 aui sje Samesionusr
&Usheaaus IRIS unoeyntis!ihe as
fn5t: Die million DELAYS. rslht
oey 6onsytR >tr a%usHslunl as.ishsn
bate. ni. sem Siuperh1Hsaif @b
eisle @nMne aas osn GtRtgitts1eloern
5arldbGaa.i ruoen iols. II uanmebr
per.crea 9tsebsu. SilfSss5taBanis
iarttaF @oparos. seT zen glan se5ass
ba..s S%are6usr ooR 3siisgunespts
sen Cnsgltssa, an sis G,niri.isSt.ssE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Die 3rtiis internaiiouaIe Trisstns
@cuitrtn3 sic felt Gem 10. SUM- TN
&daa In SiRang mar. btsnoete ON Is.
SIS. IRE Arbsiitn. 91toem Nas
Snlubprotoeoa uHtsr1si6nst perhtR
par. bistt Qtiietni Rslioop cine Ian
e 8eoe. in osr sr Sic setbane ar5tit
Rsuus poHiyen lies uHo cen 0slead.sg
fir i6re serihnhafts 9ilihieriaogaa
1ns.isaauHa solie. @sn seg gonl
veHs Fuo Die foiseHoen Bedtime an
3enpMnen poroen. BE ocn otn bs.5eis
9coumd4.1itu sis suA 30.
SuHi 1898 ratifNirt rsrStn fcasH: 1.
SrisNi5s 96iuus tntsraatioraisr
GoRi.tsis. 2. 5~iHitssas siass iH:tss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Sn otr 6uoion Ban Station in
0Drpah. Mon.. sat Elm qyrceB cana
srdgsnbafis 3AitSnoe bsi ZEN Saltsur
S%noianeyn entba1t. Nus 3eusenausz
iaaen paroe ermittelt, SdB iranie uno
hiIfIeis MitaIisosr oes Stommes eins
foA sroroheli uno an sinsm gia6I
perbrannt puroen. Hur I'm bic @ers
ivdnoien non Der Gan gu 6eFreisu. Sin
6duptling paros sigierbalb sum Tore
ptrurtheilt elm anoertr erbdneis f6
pr itiHsm groesTe. Gin arisser oes
@raut~Stammss 6ei6ritb tinse6eno 5
@Ttpiir9anesu uno 9tybrsunuuasu. an
Ssnen q isl5H fbsil uobm. IN eiuem
6eAe pdr bic hetrsFfsliSe Qergon nod
nid& ean3 .oot. sls lie auf ere 9ldtss
form User Gin slsiisss 5eueg ssfeat
RRo lansiam 81 ina ssrSfti Daroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

pie ensliiden qofIpdr6anten
baben 100 Miaionen Dollars an De-
poiitsR, Die 10 Milionen ginleseru
geADren: oas ldBt abnsn, mas cine ipls
DE Ginrihtun9 b~ier5ulanoe bsosutsn
piiros. penn Die Gmpfeblung Oes Sc
neraIpoitmeiiters auf GinfiibruHs 0ie-
iss SnItttats pom gOnsreB gsbiaist
.irO.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

In three crumbling columns of
sandstone, in an almost inacess-
ible region Of Nubia, Professor
James Henry Breasted of the
Chicago University has discover
ed the only remaining monument
of Ikhnaton. the greatest of
the Pharoahs" and ended a
q search gilmore than 5000 years
by the scientists of past centu-
ries. These relics are declared
to be the most valuable finds Of
the present century and are all
that is left of the gorgeous Sun
Temple of Sesibi. in the buried
city of Gm- Yin.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission decision given on July 8,
in the case Of Georgia Edwards
against the Nashville. Chattano-
go & Sc. Louis Railroad, held
that where q railroad provided
certain accommodations for a
tirst-class passenger of the white
race it is commanded by law that
the same accommodations shall be
provided for negroes who have
purchased tirst-class tickets.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

An advance copy of the Offici-
al Call of the Fifteenth National
Irrigation Congress has been re-
ceived by this office. It is issued
from the Headquarters of the
Congress at Sacramento, Cal.
and announces that this impor-
tant convention will be held in
that city from the second to the
seventh of next September. The
document recites the purposes of
the Congress, invites the ap-
pointment of delegates by organ
lied bodies of all kinds, and
announces special rates over all
railway lines to California. The
Interstate Irrigation and Fores-
try Exposition, the California.
State Fair and special harvest
excursions over California are
among the entertainment fea-
lures promised those who attend.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

S.B. Hartshorn brought in three
turnips this week that averaged
twenty-one inches in clrcumfer.
ence One Of the turnips weigh
ed four and one-half pounds and
would easily make a meal for a
good sized family. This is anoth-
er illustration of what Gillian
County's soil can do when hand
led in the right way.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

A new and startling ex-
planation for the sending of the
Atlantic fleet to the Pacific ocean,
is that American secret agents
in Japan have sent sensational
information to this country that
Japan is active in a certain direc-
ton. The Mikado is said to be
planning a coup in spite of all ap-
pearances to the contrary. Or
egon Journal.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

According to statistics recent
ly compiled by the Office of Pub
lie Roads in the Department Of
Agriculture, there are nearly
$500, 900 miles of public roads in
this country, only a small per-
centage of which are improved
although an expenditure of near
ly $50, 10000 per annum is APP
piled to the maintenance of these
roads.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

Construction trains are now
being run on the north bank road
from Pasco almost as far west
as Arlington and ties and rails
are being laid at the rate of a
mile and a half a day. The COM
pany promised that they would
have trains running as far west
as The Dalles in July and it be-
gins to look as if they were go
ing to do it.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

D. ]. Wilson, famiIiarly,
known as Jap" Wilson died at
his home on his ranch near the
mouth of Thirtymile, Wednes-
day morning at 3 o'clock. He
was suddenly taken sick on Mon
day morning and DIR. Wood was
called. His condition was not
serious at that time and after
prescribing for him DIR. Wood
returned to town. He rapidly
became worse and, DR.. Wood
having in the meantime left for
Seaside, DR.. Gavey was called on
Tuesday and found him suffering
from acute intestinal obstruction
followed by peritonitis which eau
sed his death. He leaves a wife
and three children to mourn his
loss.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

Chas. Wilkins came up from
Glenn Monday evening and
brought a sample of wheat from
Henry Wilkins field which stands
five feet and ten inches in height.
The heads are plump and well
filled and in every way it is as
good a sample of wheat as can
be found anywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

A number of people have ex-
pressed their appreciation of the
music and place of rest furnish
ed by C. H. Williams in the room
in the north side of the Condor
National Bank Building during
the celebration.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

The 0. r. & N. Co. expects to
handle about 1900 cars of wheat
on the Arlington Condor branch
this season. This means about
$50, 600 sacks or Ii million BUSH
els beside the large amount that
will be milled and fed here. They
expect about 600 cars from Con-
don alone.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

A big horse roundup will soon
take place in Klickitat
and Benton counties. 1t is es-
timated that there is between
5000 and 10000 horses upon this
range which is one Of the largest
in the west. About l50 riders
will take part in the roundup.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

Geronimo. the old Apache
warrior. while attending a celeb
iation at Cache, Oklahoma made
an attempt to escape into Mex
leo. He said that he had heard
of the Apache troubles near FL
Paso and wanted to help his
people fight.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

C. X. Andrews has charge of
of the Arlington-Condon branch
during Conductor Mahaffey's alb
sence. Claude says it does him
good to get back to Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12
Howard Tobey left Monda,

Howard Tobey left Monday
morning with ten cars of sheep
for Colorado. He will run the
sheep on the range in Colorado
for a couple of months and will
then ship them TO Chicago. En-
NETT Cooney accompanied Mr..
Tobey and will 90 through to
Chicago with the sheep.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

Jay Barr. the city water works
man, moved his household goods
to the city's ranch on Hay Creek
where he will have charge of the
large engine recently installed
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Barr will
probably remain there all sum
mer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

1t is certain that the Japanese
in this country have been well
treated both before and since the
war. During the war with Rus
sia the sympathy of a large ma
jority of the American people
was outspokenly in favor of the
Japanese but ever since that time
they have manifested an inclina-
tion to take umbrage on the
slightest provocation and there
is beginning to be a suspicion
that what has heretofore been
the cockiness which comes from
a brilliant success is in reality a
deliberately planned campaign to
provoke trouble. But it is with
a nation as it is with an individ-
ual. Whoever seeks trouble usu-
ally has little trouble in finding
it. Uncle Sam wants peace but
he has a certain amount of self
respect that he must and is quite
likely to maintain. Japan is
neither discreet nor wise in the
way it has managed it's internal
relations ,since the recent war
but it should be under no misap-
prehension about the United
States. This country fears no
other, least of all Japan, and
while it will do all it can to hon.
orably avoid trouble, when trou-.
BILE begins it will be found at the
front. Telegram.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

The Kerr, Clifford Warehouse
Co. have handled 8O5, 600 pounds
of wool this season. The wool
is practically all disposed of
and they are now get
ting ready to take care of part of
the big wheat crop.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

John Jackson's dog, Piper.
was poisoned Wednesday night.
1t is not supposed that anyone
done it Intentionally but that he
picked up some poisoned meat
that someone had thrown out.
1t is a bad practise to put out
poison for anything.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

A few more days of weather
like we have had during the past
ten days and the wheat win be
out of danger from the hot winds
which are the terror of
farmer. Some of the grain is
already ripe enough to cut and
with a little more of the hot wea-
ther Gillian County will have
the biggest wheat crop in histo-
ry. Everybody is keeping tab
on the wind and getting ready to
harvest. There are hundreds of
acres in this vicinity which, it is
reported, will average forty bu-
shells and the great difficulty
will be in securing the help nee
essary to harvest it.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

So far as working purposes
are concerned, the fiscal year of
the government closed on July
9Th. The year has been finan-
cially, a prosperous one. there
being a surplus of $S7. 900. 900,
which is one of the largest net
balances ever had.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-07-12

DIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Wood and
little son left Tuesday morning
for Seaside to spend a few weeks.
The doctor will attend
the convention of the
State Board of Health and the
State Medical Society which
meets at Seaside on July 18th.