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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
Public Sale
Is Suggested.

An Iowa man has prepared and
sent to The Commoner the following
interesting matter which he suggests
that republican politicians might use
as hand bill:
PUBLIC SALE.
Our lease with Uncle Sam, having
practically expired, and having decid-
ed to quit the business, and retire to
private life, We the undersigned will
offer at public sale at our residence,
at the. capitol in Washington, d. c.,
commencing on the second day of De-
cember, 1907, the following described
property, to-wit:
One elephant, about forty-five years
old.
One financial panic, old enough to
be weaned.
One republican platform, the same
being somewhat rotten.
One big stick.
One republican machine, the same
being somewhat out of repair.
One financial system.
Fifty million Teddy bears; and
other articles too numerous to men,
ton.
Terms OF sale. cash.
G. o. P, Owners.
Rockefeller & Morgan. Clerks.
Wall Street, Auctioneer.
While 1t is believed by many that
most of the above mentioned articles
Will be purchased as relies, by the
standpatters, still have been inform
ed on good authority that it Is the
earnest desire of tho G. o. p. that the
democratic party be present at the
sale and thus show their interest and
goodwill in the sapfe, even though
they don't see anything which they
care to purchase.
This seems to be a very practical.
though somewhat unique. suggestion
We are not disposed to Say whether
It would be a good one for the party
TO adopt or not, but we refer ii to our
friends, Collector Jno- E. Stiilman on
the one hand. and Postmaster Northup
and Marshal MeGourin on the other
for recommendation and report. These
gentlemen are now holding their
county conventions. and they are
thus in a position TO give early con-
sideration TO the matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

The Journal nominates Governor
Broward. as a. candidate for delegate
at large to the democratic national
convention. He is for the nomination
of Mr.. Bryan and he represents the
spirit of progressive democracy which
rules the vast majority Of Florida
democrats. VIII you run, governor?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
TRANCE STORY is
DENIED BY EMBEZZLERS
BY Associated press.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 2O.-When
shown a dispatch sent to Chicago to-
day in which it was said that they
we're let into the bank by the cashier
while he was In a trance, was tonight
declared to be unqualifedly false by
James w. Harper and Wiley T.
Smith, who were brought back from
Vancouver, charged with embezzling
funds from the First National Bank of
Hattiesburg in September last.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
BRYAN TO HELP eEckHAM.
az Hearst Mews sa.,,I.,

BY Hearst News Service
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 20.-william J..
Bryan has written to Ex-Governor
Beckham offering to come here Tues
day and address the joint session of
the general assembly in his interest
and endeavoring to persuade the bolt
ing Democratic members to vote for
him. The visit Of Bryan at this time
is entirely on his own initiative.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
FORGAN HAS GRIP.
ey Associated Rress.

Chicago, Jan. 20.-Inquiry at the
home of James B. Forgan. the we'll
known banker, who was reported to
be critically i'll, brought out a denial
OF the rumOrs today by members of
the family. 1t was stated that Mr.. For
gan is suffering from an attack OF the
grip but that his condition is steadily
improving.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
DOCK PROPOSALS.

Special to The journal.
Washington, Jan. 20.lNew propos-
ais were opened by the bureau of
yards and docks Saturday for COM
pleting the work ON the new dry dock
at the Brooklyn navy yard. The for
mer contract has been cancelled,
owing to controversy between the
government and the contractor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
SUCCESSOR TO CLAY
TO BE CHOSEN FEB. 6
BY AssocIated Press.

Macon, Ca, Jan. 20-Chairman A.
Miller, of the state democratic execu-
tive committee today issued a call
for ais committee to meet in Atlanta
on February 6.
The committee will make arrange
ments for a primary for the nominal
ton Of state house officers and a can
didate to succeed United States Sen
ator Clay. 1t will also discuss the
time for calling the state convention.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

President Andrew SIedd. of the
State University at Gainesville, who
presided at the recent meeting of the
State Educational Association at ST.
Petersburg, has appointed the follow
ing committee to consider and make
a report on the recommendations
made by Prof. J. p. Jockey, Of PEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

kehoe In Santa Rosa.
j. Walter Kehoe, candidate for
congress from this district, is in
town today. Mr.. Kehoe is a native
Santa Rosan, SO let's send him to
Washington with the biggest vote
polled in Santa Rosa-Milton Index.
Holmes County Comment.
Chas. H, Laney, of Pensacola, an
nounced in last Sundays Pensacola
Journal that he is a candidate for
congress from the third congression-
al disLi-ct. Another instance where
a good man has gone wrong
Holmes County Advertiser.
Not Acquainted With the judge.
II is an objectionable offense for
political scribe to confess to a want
OF knowledge of all persons and of
all things political, but as this par
ticular scribe has acquired the unfor-
tunate habit of telling the truth. he
is obliged to make known the fact
that he does not know Judge Laney,
of Pensacola, who has recently an
nounced as candidate for the house
Of representatives from the third
congressional district.
This OF course does not prove any,
tnInS except the writer's ignorance.
1t is in no sense a reflection on the
Importance Of Judge Laney as a po-
litical possibility. I am, however, at
the age of foolish hopes and this
leads me to believe that may widen
my circle of acquaintance so as, to
include Judge Laney.
I nave read his announcement in
The Pensacola Journal, addressed to
the Democratic voters of the Third
Congressional District, and by this
I have learned that Judge Laney is
facetious. His announcement reae
like an after dinner speech, the
chief motif of which as everyone
knows is TO catch the ear without
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

the gang In accepting reward of death
at the order of their chief. He had
been invited out to be killed, an invi.
tatfon he accepted resignedly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

making any serious demand upon the
fought of the auditors.
In this announcement we note that
the Judge says if he gees to congress
he win try to distribute his share of
the public document, and his por-
ton of the flower seeds. This is an
essential and esoteric attempt at
wit.
He promises that while he is on
his campaign he will not carry any
whiskey into a dry county. Note the
subtle quality Of that delicious piece
of humor
We are told by The Pensacola Jour-
nal man that Judge Laney is first
class stump speaker. If he keeps up
In his speechmaking tour the pace
he has himself set for himself in his
announcement, it is plain to be seen
that he will play in the 1908 race for
congress from the Third district the
part that Col. James" Alexander
played in the race for congress from
the Second district in 1904, and every
BODY knows how, funny Jeems was.
Tallahassee Sun
And Maybe Another One.
Hon. Chas. H. Laney, of Pensacola,
has announced himself candidate
Tor congress. to succeed Hon. w. B.
Lamar, now a candidate for the
united States senate. Judge Laney
is an untiring worker, and will no
doubt poll big vote This now
makes four congressional candidates
--Griggs of Apalachicola, Kehoe and
Laney of Pensacola, and Stephens,
of Mariannay with a probable fifth
Bryan. of Chipley.-'Chipley Verdict.
of
Mr.. Griggs felicitates himself that
IN his race for congress, he wears
no mans collar. that he is free. and
Independent. The Times believes
that Mr.. Griggs is sincere in this an
nouncement, for We have ever found
him to be high toned gentleman
a man who would not stoop to do a
mean thing. nor would he truckle
and bend the subservient knee. In
his dealings with men he has ever
Deen scrupulouslxs clean, and he
holds the esteem and confidence of
those who know him. If he Is elect
ed as member of congress he will
serve the people efficiently, and will
be careful that the interests of the
entire district are looked after zeal |
ously- Mr.. Griggs is fortunate in
tnat when he enters the halls of con-
gress as member of that body, he
will be fortified with an experience
in legislative matters that will assist
him materially, and this experience
can not fail to be of benefit not only
to Mr.. Griggs. but also to the district
which he will epresent.-Apalachi- i
cola Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR
PLEADS NEGRO'S CASE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Louisville. KY, Jan. 20
Governor A. z. Wilson, nav
ing accepted the case before
election, today appeared IL
court here as attorney lor
Joseph Order, the negro VINO
IS suing a city contracting hrm
and real estate company lot
injuries sustained as the result
of fall into an excavation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21
HAMILTON BANK
RESUMES BUSINESS
BY Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 20.-Ths
Hamilton Bank and It's six
branches scattered throughout
the upper sportion Of Manhat-
tan, which have been closed
about three months, resumed
business today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-21

An Iowa man has prepared and
sent to The Commoner the followin:
interesting matter which he suggest
that republican politicians might ust
as a hand bill:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
List y podporo:

Solr. Frank Saws Y Oregon CITY.
ie nabral in postal vc6io svoto.
.Prispevali So slede6i sodrugi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
Wanna iZnaidba.

Ko ie dr. Harvey dial Y javnoSt
>vojo iznaidbo q %krozcnju krvi Y
%cloveSkcm tele>u. bila .ie >pre.ieta
hladuo in nihcc So nj brigal IN vaz.
most idc. Danes Scle vcmo. kako
krol kri in kakIuo vIogo igra v
uaScm tclc>u in da ic jo trcba
ohraniati ci>to. ako nam .ic do
ldravja i'm moci. Ncmo tud.. da 81
sta tvori IL hranc. i'm GO .io hocr-
mo ohraniti ciSto. moramo patti
da delujcjo pravilno naSi prebav-
nj organi. Dale vcmo. da je Tri-
ncrievo amcri;ko zdravilno gren-
ko vino edino prcizkuScno
zdravilo IN Slabc. vtruicnc in boil
ne prebavnc organe. Ono DELUXE
dlrcktno ma te organe. Jill omogo-
cl. da prebavijo vsako jed. ktera
So %Spremeni Y dobro kri in raj
posle pc vsem telesu. Ono VAN
da dober apetit. perfektno preba-
vljanje. cisto kri. zdravo oblicje.
teleSno moe in ~enerzijo. V lekar-
nah. Jos. Triner. 616-622 :. Ash
land ave. Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
Nacijonalna k~onvencija.

V nekoliko dneh. 10. maja. -
|prlcne V Chicago nacijonalna kon-
|vencila socialistiGne Stranke V ~
|meriki. Konyencija Sc bode vrSila
" yeliki Brands dvorani, vogel
Erie in North Clark st. Ia pre-
wanna konvencija bode izpopolni-
ia program ameriSke SOcialisticne
|stranke Ia bodoce delovanje in
|nominirala candidate IA blizajoce
Sc generalne volitve. Priprave Ia
|Sonvencijo so velike. 5 to konven-
|cilO, Xxi mora interesirati vsakega
|a~meriskega SocialiSta. Sc bodemo
|podrobneje pecali Y prihodnji ste,
wiki "Proletarca.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
DsIagskO. gibanje

Plavzi in koksove peel V Biz
mlnghamu. Ala, Xxi so last Shelf
held Steel Co, so spet pricele Z
|delom. Poprej je tam delalo 500
|delavcev.
-Konduktorji in mOtormani ma
poulienib karah v Clevelandu, so
|sh 2. maja ma strajk. Gre Sc "a
zvsanje place. Municipal Trac-
aon Co. nj Sc ugodila svojim
vsluzbencem.
Premogarji v Hooking Val
LEI distriktu drzave Ohio, zahte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
vsjo cd delodajalcev. da Sc i'm

vsJo cd delodajalcev, da Sc jim
zvisa dnevna plaza ma S2.36.
Ne V British Columbijol Vod
stvo rudarske unije V Greenwood
du, b. c., svari brezposelne de
lavce pc vsej Ameriki, da maj nj
kar ne gredo tia. kljub temu. da
kapitaliStitni listi piSejo o ugod-
nth razmerah y onih krajih. Delo
V ondotnih rudnikih poGiva re cd
novembra lanskega leta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
VABILO MA MAJEV VENCEK,
kterega priredi
Slovenski Delavski Pevski Zbor
"OREL"

V nedeljo dine 10. maja 1908 V ma
Ii dvorani pri FIR. Mladicu 5S7 SO.
Center Ave. Zacetek OBJ 2. uri po-
poldne. Vstopnina prosta. Vsi do
brOdosli! x obilni vdelezbi vabi
ODBOR.
sodruginjel Agitirajte "a PRO
letarca'. Priporocajte ga svojim
prijateljicam, znankam in tovari-
steam pr dalu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
IMENIK
sseialistienih klubov ~podrejenih Jugo'
slovanski Socialistieni zvezi
v Chicago:

v Chicagu:
JugOslovanski sOeialistieni hub stew,
], Chicago, Ill. Anton Presern, pred.
selnik; Frank Podlipec, fin. tajnik, 569
n. H1lsted St. Redna meseGna seja
vsako Setrto soboto V mesecu, V presto,
nh sodr. Fr. Mladiea, 5s7 s. Center Av,
slovanski socialistiGni kub stew. Q,
Glencoe, o. Ignac Zlembergar, predsed.
ak; Ivan Kravanja, tajnik, Box 10l
Relna meseSna seja vsako zadnjo SO.
bstO v meseeu v pcostorih sodr. Ivans
Kavanje.
Ju~gOslovsnski socialistiGni kub stew
8 Ccnemaugh, Pa. Frank Podboj, pred.
sednik; Stefan Fabric, tajnik, Box 305,
Jugcslovanski socialistiSni klub stew.
1 La Sale, III. Jos. B~ratkovie, pred.
ednik; yalentin Potisek, tajnik, 1921
Main St. Redni sell sta l. in }. ne
deto v mesecu; 3. nedelja je plaeljiva
u asesment.
Jagoslovanski socialistieni klub DO.
tsenost stew s, C~laridge, Pa John Ba'
til, tainik.
slovenski socialistieni klub stew. g.
Cumberland, wyO. John Sarc, predsed'
nh; John BahJi9, tajnik, Box 80.
SlOvenski socialisti6ni klub stew. z,
Murray, Utah. valentin Eltz, predsed.
nh; Edward Hoffman, tajnik.
JugOsiovanski socialistieni klub Stew
IS ROslyn, Wash. John Makauc. tajnik.
Slovenski ienski socialistiGni klut
holetarka Stew. 9. Chicago. III. Berta
|@PreSern, predsednica; Mary Grilec, tai
Mica, ga W. 2lst Pl. Redna seja vsako
prEo in tretjo nedeljo v mesecu, v pro.
!s'Orih sodr, FIR. MladiGa, 5s7 Centre av.
SlOvenski socialisti6ni klub stew 10
Aurora, III. Louis Rudman, predsednik
Prank Praprotnik, tajnik. Redna me
|sstna seja vsako tretjo nedeljo v me.
|sseu, v prostorih sodr. Joie Kolenec,
5s6 n. Broadway st.
slOvenski socialistieni klub zmags
|;iey. II, Cumberland Camp No. 9, Wyo.
zoe Takin. predsednik; Anton Jelov
|ean, tajnik. Redne seize za6asno v Hist
stev. IL (bankhouse).
slovenski socialisti6ni klub Proleta
rec .;ev. 10. Glencoe. Wyo. Math Brun.
|skule, predsednik; Frank Celigaj. tai
blk
sovenski socialistitni klub Rdeci
|Drapor stew. -, Ely, MINI. Jakob Skier
anec. predsoduik; John PuS. Box -.
fainik,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05

$ sedezem V Chicago, Ill.
Glavni tajnik: John Petric, us w.
lsth St., Chicago, Ill.
VISA p%oroeila in dopisi. ti6oJi Sc -
e,aBstisne stranke ali posameznih ku-
bow maj Sc Posiljajo ma gorenji naslov
x=ysega tajuika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
KNJIzEvNOsT.

radl cltaJo, priporocamo topic, da
segaJo poleg nasega casopisja tu-
di pc nekterih znanstvenih revi-
jah. XII ~izvrsujejo najvecji in maj
potrebnejSi kulturni del V naSem
narodu: izpodbijajo tia najvecje-
mu nasprotniku vsakega napred-
ka in moderne vede - klerikaliz-
mu. MalO imamO Steer takega Ca
Sopisja. da bi sc izkljucno izveu
politike pe6alo ; to prevaznO stru-
10, ali nekai je vendar; in to. kar
je, zasluzi. da podpiramo tudi mi
ameriSkih Slovenci. kteri smo Sc
otreSli verSkih oklcpov. Ia danes
YAM priporoGamo >ledeci dive re-
VIII:
"Izobrazevalna knjiznica." Ka-
lipot IA znanStvo i'm proSveto. t.
rejuje in izdaja Ivan Kaker Y Chi
cagu. Ill. Izhaja cnkrat ma mcSec.
Do zdaj 81 izSli triie Snopici. Use
bina 3. snopica je: Svetovne IL
ganke lnadaljevanje). PapeStvo
iuvod). Herbert Spencer. Razno.
Tia vSebina jc jake zanimiva. Slo-
vece llaccklovo dclo: ''Svctovne
uganke' hi moral citati v~ak 70
jak. Iii ina kolitkaj vcSclia do J.
zobrazbc. To je dclo neprencelji-
We vrcdnoSti. lStotako je priporoc-
ljiva llocnSbrocchova razprava
"PapcStvo' Takega della hi bilo
n davno trcba med SloVenci. Hi
Y naSem jezikU l. malimi iziemami
Sc ne poznamo papeStva - tega
najmracnejSega koSa zgodovinc
vSch vekov - kakor IL knjig rev
nth klerikalnih Lgodovinarjev. Nj
topic priporocamo SomiSljenikom
da pazno citajo 10 razpravo in o.
pozorljo ma MO tudi Svoie znan-
ce, Xxi Sc tavajO klerikalni tenn.
lzdajatelj "Izobrazevalne knjiz-
nice naznanja }. Snopicu. da Sc
bo odslej peGala ''kniizica'' tudi
; poukom angleSkega jezika. Po-
zdravljamo to idejoi Ako bode Ia
angleSka sofia dobro odgovorjala
namenu, tedaj nj Same vredno.
temveG tudi potrebno. da pride
'lzobrazevalna knjiznica" V roke
s%lehernemu slovenskemu delavcu.
XII je nezmozen an~gleScine. Kajti
znanje angleSkega jezika. zlasti V
ctlvu V pisavi, je neprecenljive
vrednoSti IA vsakega naseljenca V
Ii dezeli.
"lzobrazevalna %knjiznica" zas.
luz. da Sc med Mani raZSiri. kar
Je najvec mogoce. Snopic stane
II centov. Pisite ma: Ivan Kaker.
go Latin St, ali pa ma ''Prole-
tarca', 5S7 SO. Center Ave. Chi
cago. III. Pri ''Proletarcu'' Sc do
bita tudi l. in ?. snopie ''Izobra-
zevalne knjiZnice.'
"Svobodna Misel". Classic SLOW.
sekciJe Svobodne misli. Izhaja en-
KRAFT ma csc V Pragi. Cesko. Au-
strija. Vsebina 3. zvezka III. letni-
ka: koledar svobodomislecev ma
platnicah). Cerkev in sofia ma pl.)
Vera svobOdnega ma pl.). A. AS
kerc: Ahasver oznanja novo vero
Neda i'll vera. Locitev cerkve in
drzave. Svobodomiselnim Stevens.
kim krogom Y prevdarek. Kroni-
ka. Vera ljubezni ina pl.).
NSakemu sodrugu in somiSlje-
niku iStotako priporocamo. da 81.
naroci ''Svobodno Miscl". Celolc-
tina naroGnina "a Ameriko je 6.
kron t. j. 500. Pisite ma Svobod-
ma Misel. Praga. Vinogradi. Boch-
men. Austria. V Slucaju. da Sc o..
glaSi wee naroGnikov Skupaj. cd
poSlemo tudi mi naro6nino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
KAKo PRIDE VAS DENAR
N~AJVARNEJE v starr KRAJ?

&c ga poslete pc Mohor MladiGu,
oil So. Centre ave, Chicago, Ill.
On je z zvezi z g. Sakserjem v New
forku in poSilja denar to6no, var
on in zanesljivo v start kraj.
Ako potujete V start kraj ali
zelite koga svojih sorodnikov ali
prijateljev welt V Ameriko, po-
TEN istotakO kupite vozni listek
pri Mohor MladiGu. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro voznjo po najnizjih
cenah.
Mohor Mladic,
572 Blue Island ave. K Loomis st.
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-05
AgiiaiOriSen del.
"PrOletarec' prOletar.
Gem:


kNIlt.
Sc nekaj tednov in ''Proleta-
rec bode praznoval polletnico
svojega obstanka kot tednik.
Pol letal Kratka in neznatna je
Ia doba v vsakdanjem z~ivljenju,
"a kako velika, wanna in plodo-
nosna je ia doba V zivljenju in
delovanju "Proletarca'.
Velika, pravimo, kajti v TEN
casu smo 81 slovensk socialist in
razrednozavedni delavci v Anne
rih postavili ma noge svoje te-
densko glasilo, XII ne temelii ma
nikakrsnem dobickolovstvu; va
INA, kajti v TEN casu Sc je imelo
pokazati, hocejo Ii naSi zavedni
delavci to svoje glasilo ali ne - in
plodonosna, kajti "Proletarec" Sc
Je v ii dobi lepo razSiril in rodil
velike uspehe, zlasti ma polju so
gladstone organizacije.
Skratka ia mala doba - pol le-
ia - je jasno pokazala, da je bill
'Proletarec" POTREBA sloven-
skin d~elavcev v Ameriki.
"Proletarec' Sc je priljubil de
lavcem. To izrazajo delavci sami
" stevilnih zasebnih pismih, v Ste
vilnih dopisih, izrazajo ustmeno.
Dusevno je torej list dobro pod
prt.
Kaj pa gmotno? - kar je listu
- glavna podlaga. Tudi gmotno
ie list dobro napredoval. VISA cast
sodrugom, k so veliko zrtvovah
zanj. VISA cast sodrugom agitator.
jem. sodrugom zastopnikom, i so
zbral okrog "Proletarca" lepo
stevilo aktivnih bojevnikov "a
naso sveto stvar. VENDAR
GMoTNA PODPoRA JE FAD.
MI CAS- oSLABENA.
Sodrugi, tako ne SINE It'll! List
ne SINE gmotno nazadovati! Dru.
GAGE pride list v stiske, XII so pa v
tih slabih cash lahko kriticne.
Brez dobre financne podlage list
ne velja mic! Tako je in mora biti,
dokler zivimo v kapitalisticni
druzbi.
"Proletarec" Sc je prerodil v
tednik ravno v casu, ko je zadiv.
Jala velika gospodarska kriza
ktere nj Sc danes konec. Ravno v
casu, ko je bio IA stotine, ma tiso-
ce slovenskih delavcev odslovlje-
nih IL della, sci je "Proletarec"
med ME kot tednik. Otrok krize
je.
Toda osdrugi in zavedni delavci
SO Sc oklenili svojega Esta in s
pomocjo teh je "Proletarec" sreG-
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-13
Mayylllo Notos,

C. II. Williams, C. f. Kenr-
edy and G. B. Dukek Of Condor
attended the initiation and supper
Of the oddfellow's lodge here
Saturday night.
]. F. Thomas and family visi-
ted at the home of ID. B. Thomas
in Condor last Sunday.
Miss Gladys Putnam visited at
at the home Of Miss Halle Blank
enship a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Santo
were business visitors in Condor
the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. L. A. StinchfeId left
Tuesday for LaConner, Washing
ton 10 visit her daughter who is
Ill at that place.
w. N. Putnam moved his fam
lily to the home Of his son-in-law
s. H. Edwards, this week where
they viii remain while Mr.. Put
nam makes a trip through the
lWillamette Valley in search of a
Il
permanent location.
II. Stevens moved his family
from the ranch on Buckhorn to
Fossil Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawson and little grand
son passed through here on their
way from the Thirty-mile saw
mill to Condor last Monday.
L. Combs Of Fossil took a load
of mill feed to Condor for T. d.
Santo on Thursday.
| ]. L. Reynolds, the cattle buy
er, took a band of cattle through
here the first of the week. HI
win take them to The Dalle'
where they will be fed this win
ter.
Ross Beeson arrived here from
Coburg. Oregon last Tuesday ev
ening to visit with relatives.
A. Boyce came up from Ole,
Tuesday to look after his chopper
which is at work in this vicinity
Two loads of lumber came il
from Winlock Wednesday. on,
for VIM. Keys and one for E. A
Stinchfeld.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-13
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Mrs. Paul Brunei was a pass
enger for Portland the fore part
Of the week. The Brunzels will
make their home in the Rose
City during the winter.