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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
STuNG eY 4 ~BsHkEEP.-
-1- q Pr,-tl=zl Ici. Hlay-e - Ore
- Tara =-s--s Es1.

-S-rv= I'd uEzaL I-.Ezs r0olgzr
s4y, 5a-zs=p=-, pc- eacG Asf thai
t-4z5y- YS1 are ss-T1- r1a lzr-s
t---ks
L E2s 80 vo.ce q G=u-.e 4 Mis-
i=ss~= an Ea--e= Z he Gr=s1oE-8-
1g-=l 81 Waite SulF11r Sgr-2-z- ". Va
A-E-1 5--Ezs - - eszrS there, 0CE
vz-sSy s-z = r.s-e5es - cszcs. z-d
beeE : = g-a--er : p1L
Ge-e-z- 1--zre1cs z E+=z-s+s had
q he ~zr department i-SE-zr b--
rear E.Zs 81 Wire S1-p11r SFr1Es
a. william 4 L4t-'s zzes-- stud n
-= Eec=i 5g5oy --= Gt1=- evening
s-aSizZ ciE-z--= between dances
TO 11 tEe foregoing z-e vas 5o-1e-
E5xz-+s : ! Ea1 o zc-lc2- H -
c--t=-i a parry from the ballroom
S0E.~ b. exps4--e-L Ee wzl& n
ne -. azri eyzrv re orders I 1Lx=,i
6r.zE Se= Wen hs -etls=s %
s@-v= them we -1-1 around AID VIA
81-- That wt-l jar '=l- Wa2tE-
"A B-ccx cockrzZ- said -ne head q
t1z .o1Z Ez= when 1=y lad pGzs=5
tA@-- way through Tie --s-zIgzr- gzd
b=er drinkers
Il Ton Collins FOR EIuz -Sr74-
sZ Ole 2sz- ~A5sz1ra f-4EpeI DO
ne 50 q down TIE l2e
The 5a-k=eper ia.sS=1 At tha ph4llnx
q dress suited s-sz-e-s j moment
-1oug1rfflLly AL rg1,- s=zs.- l.
said I g9ess III make a. exception
s4r suc1 big or5e-
-1= drinks were E-Hai azi drunk in
s5le1ez
-Four rtl--y-Evz- pgeAse.~ sad lae
tz-xeep pleasantly. and Tie cash rs-s-
te- rwzg r1e k-els q : practical l0ze
E1Ee w-5uz Mr TAR lzzg1ezi Epr1E-.-
3EsIy vixen h= he2-t kow rs friend
Eg5wa-1z lad be=1 sr1zg
All --l- al -t-1- TIE general
said -Fsrbes hasn't heard q Il
Wei stick hin
Cameron Forbes i Tice governor Of
ne Ph4LITElaes and also y tas Taft
parry He wss toaEzf- and = <E1S eE-
gIz-lezi a07< -Ee bar zzs % Dc re5uzesi
sor IL g-e-zI
~No~. when w. - II. Foro=s- s2isi
Edwz-sis -y9u AK what we-A have
We E5I ia ne rest
The same procession 70 -1e ba--oo-.
TIE sane B--rle 10 reach rLla tzr and
The SIzze aTsierS tsr G-ixe,i drinks
S<c-y. srZ-S- EIr / CANT nix IL
Edre r0Cl-zr~ szs4 Tie zAz-e zp-cZ
E1L
Forbes turned u -arcA OF his face
5eaz-cz II vas working IRE
E1wa1LS Aaai collapsed u the bar
raj -Hasd Gl-" he called; they a-e
q ne again SET en- out straight
Nr B4rkeep.-
NJ Tztr enjoyed -hzr report eySa
-Grz CLz7 the first
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
GOOD LUCK CORPORATION.
Finishes cl= Sne-s zrz 7i-s Far ST.
Ls-is ~.=z3-s&

Marriage 1--ezZs : -ot = good .LCs
- E4za i s-r-eSsrI-. ard wl.= W
Elue t-- Tie t--s-- =xEr-le-.e-,JtZer
l--sLlz z's-has made - sAeF1-Ga- That's
lie re2saz w=.re prgZor-zg = g0oL INK
e7lEv1-zl-1
Mrs Nellie Pgr-=r. president a-t gen
era -zzzg~r u rAz newest business
= = Louis. psls+-+ l5u= enough 70 ct
re Approval = tAe bUa1I Z Gr=EC--s.
Ms. " M4-oz. - her s42-LZe-Zs -
t9E= Sc c,C---g gz.I
We L--Ieve q encouraging - E-E
cuCr.zs Al We eaz. and 1<-Sal=s, 90
welding 5 complete wl-1.51E sbo=s azsi
?. -.a.S u ri1e
Tie c1Erl2-s u TIE eoZE4-y report
-Lz- business : Z : INST 1-Ir-z--Z-y :
condition TIE b4-z-,e 0G t1s cUrpor4-
-ta1s 1.loGs = : 1abit most u t5e
transactions b=Z-g represented By bills
for rsee and Old shoes. but tie g-ce-s
ara thoroughly satisfied
The a4ceS u the Good Lack -u-1o-
-zLoz at.a+a t1sg>e u Justice q The
Peace Re.e1-az and wL=a -ha 5lszlce
has s marriage 70 perform lis c-e-k
BOTTLES tie rlrpora-5uu- and the syzs1.-
cate : On hand vsr1 Tie r1ce s-G+ Old
sle-S-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
LAKE MADE TO ORDER.
n Hz-s-s1 T-rr I-sis1ISzznt Sz-z l--s
E4z-t<-l axe cara.

By the r-eZ=1r u = sZ4- pond
Tzkz E-r4. : z-w Axe has b=e1 re
a--1 Whist Ezs changed tEe geography
Il LAKE cgazrT. Il Indiana, 10 sleA an
zx=ezz that - tine great CONNER
czz- university wLl - U1ll-
Two ypzrs 4E8 LAKE E2-4 Vas lot o.
SC-zgisL- importance % egEUald a
p.ae- OF rte nap II F2c-- L was only
i susL pond near Lsae-VyTLl=- Ind
GOVERN. scar-esv I've acres Il L1~ cea-
re- u 4 baslz ~1=re z s3zz PAST 4Es
4 le-aErt1GI axe lad existed Tie ~1r-
Ger<-l -.1sSI22-- --l!c5as u This basin we're
discovered ty 4 T SEeli0n- president
= ne SLeld11 sc-C,lL a2t- inspired by
the LATENT U-agyy u lie pr0sr%-zc- lie
began wUrk 10 1zvezgp l. / EtTeen
t1ot dam wds e5nst-acr45- and the
AXE. sprtEz. ed. gradually rise 10 i-s
former .rvel
From i psszd with 4 E4-Sky margin
= <T--eziilv became 4 C-ys-al clear =x-
pazS4 q usre than : hundred acres.
WITH clea1 wooded shore line @et-i1g
II L ZzgE-s- 4Z2al-1ez-sr % g-ea,
beauty NJ ac41 g-o--hs mar ne
Axe bc--oE- TLe forest stands II
rg1c5s4! BY AZ o. ire Lake Ea-2 Is i
Zaw crgario1--s AXE Iade 10 2r5ar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28

r-S- SiZ=e -zz E-1Fe-@z- - - A.
.=s~eZs tEac 1---s- TIE foCes- ssrv-
- III s-ls5y a. sc--s Z cluzll---S.
.-ciEdlzz - -e-a-Ts vaIu- q w-E1
5--aEs c1-siS-1s y S1E- -5w u
-H=S aat szz.-s- les -zdr zr -
zu1 15z- q .ucz -gws. 4 wi-tl tl-=zz -
-s-zz-y p-2z-=-1 tJy c-u-=--512 z--z=.
s4=r=- bel- tor 5cr- 5r9-=eCoa al -
E-7Ez- = -zZ1S-
Ca- vi = - c7gp s--d-=1 1e---l
t-e E[-5I--4z -1is ve4-- I--s-7yg g----!!
r1-cls.1zs Cannot Ce o5-zHe5 ty Cox
p4-zz -SE-rs t-J1 tE=-z-- e-1p--
Ezez crop EzzES - 1s1 tz-1-t --.s1
-zz so-. - rz4- what would destroy
zEe --V Do 1-= hz-Z 10 aEo-zs--
Corr : i Fa--lc--a-.y GOD crop u sz-
pe--el- VIZ u--sz-S- = = easily Il
.--eI by lot G-y wll,ts- VII Eo- sV1-d
shading ard : vary se1si-ive 70 fc1s-
TIE instruments and apEarz-zs 70
- state W - rad Ee-ky 1y De-
saEs ass <Z-f % thAt duty by tie =
-E---ra- experiment Stations n n -
- = -Ezrse q a. exert for czz forest
s-rvi1s AZ WzsA-n--gz- EL1 wIE - a.
sisted IN rs w2rx b. three Gr tg1r
Persons. E-so rom t1e forest service.
40 W. sC1s3y g=1er4- ea1L--gzs n
- states --s=r Investigation = -
z-I 20 cz= =--s-s ot EildhreAzs On
c-E- -,fs -s-z VII -HzlEEe until
--gps ar s2L2~-si II LIZ 14-L = Zen TIE
z-rz2. ylead . Sheltered feds VI x
zeaSz-el AMI results compared with
z=z-hy uES1z1-era4 t=A5s SoEt u ne
Cc==-74rlalS vii coGC1Ze through rG-
wzz-E-
l. = expected that r-1s results w-l -
published both by the forest Service
ard 6y tE= experiment sI4-lozS E-leE
c0-su-=rz-e II earring gZT rAe EC-E
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
A Hyer5 s.rsc~sr.

In every resp=st eTcspt oz-an
leaveS- stalks and ne Ra-e OF tAe
pscza- ct 3 4 sunsoEer. Bu. L has
10 black OF rel es1rer II s 4 mass
Of 1ze yellow petals Ike ianisltaa
and lookS SOUe-1zzg ike big chrys1z-
GeL1n- ". z J0A1SoE of Kansas
City planted its sesd in his back ysrd
10 raise real Kansas sga5owerx. But
the rssUI- OF tAe seeds vas so queer
thar he took II 20 florists . ind ~az-
i WAS They said they didn't know;
that lie could call It anything be pleas
ed So he has Eznest IL tie ~sax- s.1.s
SEE0xa-~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
ckIarc-ss Fruitful S1i.

Eez-v Beard u ShswEee- A41-- Las
-h-e4 Of the champion e-a-T- tres %
-he state Ct q most any STATE t3r nat
-1a--zr FroE these three re=s II has
tbs Tear sald fruit 10 -Ae value y So
He SAYS that ia trees Ike this e21
Be y-ow1 o. each acre q O6.A1s5El-a
s7tL but L tbs vas toUs t1ere would
p-oJablv sern be a drop n t1e pT-ce q
cherries Anyway, thase folks T17
said Okla hoEA was 10 fruit col1--y
ware never worse f1olet II their lives
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28

Mrs NJ VI. Davison. ot NJ SO. eff
sor5 Are. >aa jose Ca says -T3=
sorra u El-ctr5r B51sars ss = genera
family 7-me5y. for Asaiae1=. bilious
ness ard .orpcr of the liver 4as7 bcE=lz
: - proEouuce'i tn4. I an pro1aps-d 70
say ! x9r7 IL IT, i4T1r. tor fh= o-g=Et
of th1-= seeziug reli=f from s4ca a-.i.-
5ous. There = more health Tor To- IL
--s-i== negzns in oossi- Il Electric
Bites raRa n any sther reu-iv !
know .f- >oli under zaarant@e At T.
". T-H-Sts : drag zt9re- 5tte-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
BUSH GROWN POTATOES.
cern.eti1-r Farmers 7ro4a= szi4 =
Beat olz Varieties

Farmers II the vicinity q Wa-e--
bury. Com arr nac1 interested in
Tia growth bE S4nuel wilson % Vol
coCr 0f Il hyh-sd potato o. bushes Ike
g1oset4rrtes- Wilson has aepl his
Methods sa-zre- but the p-o1ucT Is a
cross u the yellow tomato on the
sweet potato
F5t,I experts have already reported
the prus+EcC 70 De IA zgra 1u-iC5uZs
than The Irish or sweet potato and
more easily growz- They b-3l n i've
minutes. bake IN e-at and VII keeP
II a1F form IN hot weather
Sues Wheele- Eas experimenting
win the vine g-uw1 hvbritis this SUI
ue- when EIlsoa- s-ei2g h,s p-ogTess,
t5ok u the WORK with great s1L7,ess-
Tie Waterbury grange was invited IN
I body 70 see Whs-aIer's beds u new
tangled bESh g-uwu potatoes
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
SMILE AND Be PROSPEROUS.
Platform &C IN. Optimistic League at
aert=lai-, ". J.

The OPrfuisrle lea gle has been or
gar lz=sf 81 MonrcLair. y. J.. with The
following resolutions
Whereas. We beIlevz that re business
depression E11ch ws have al been e1-
s1wlg Tie zzc few months tS c1e prt-
Ez-E-v % 4 AK q e1Z11=lc=. and
Whereas Ts beE-v= that pr1sp--Iry
e1=z exist Z god pa-1GLlc citizens WILL
CIV re--1-zEze H. All
-1er=zs We bslieEe also t5&t the bes-
wav 20 E4s-sa r1e god E-les which are
surely 1=r= e ID take a optimistic view
q things
We ne Undersigned. have decided To
form an association 70 De called &c
Crt1-lsz1c leGgZe
Al enthusiastic citizens are eligible
70 membership IN the organization Il
they VIII agree to smile at least once
day and DO everything in their paw
u to slrs4i the sAh4t CT sI-1nG
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
.u..r.g;., r.-.s. ear urft.s st....

Eight hundred r1Es q Australia
Ea1t w0oeIs have beez sa1ppe-i 10 SsE
E-zzciScJ for Use q A-=Etez1 IA
w4vs - s.=e-e-s- he c9lS1-z- -
BORT from whlt.1 This Information : -
-zct=5 says -12- tie shipment = the
tl-z-uzzer q many oLAe-s- Il xii
have -1a e-=ct. says th= san F-a--1sc'o
Chronicle q making Americans 81 -
2zd Ike cU-le= that Eh=sr supply of
timber INST l. --z1i1- g5w WIEN lie
Tinted States kas IL resort 70 a1tlpo-
dean forests t1E rs rzlL-osE sleep=rs-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28

Kansas City = creating novel Zoo
l5gscaI PARK S1ry acres have been
50 aside N SwuFe ps-E- and de1s s-e
10 t. exczvarzd II Cock ellis s2C den
living animals. With EEcl0sUres Z. front
4 creek vii be divided into basins
sr.f in ssrh basin VIII b. planted
s7-a-fc plants. animals and ash
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
r-.ae Disease s.r.ey.

1 typhoid fe~zr surrey 10 deter -1i-Lle
the means. aside from domestic water
Supplies. By which this disease :
transmitted & 10 De eOnd1eted III
Pf--sbgrg II the expense Of tie Russell
SAGE fund
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
eaisacls rrirr Fer atrrsr.

The French minister Of marine NJ
Paris proposes 10 prohibit the wearing
q nuszaches by bl4=jackets. As an
Inquiry has saS-l that the voice q
the clean shave1 sailor carries better
than thai Il has zsxagrsd easzds
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28

eosI-s -ood uigar P=-i-z th-o1-a
Ne fe--S Z Tie co-re-. Sc sEpoed
z1d teI upoa what <esEei to Ter s-sr-
I'd senses a. ,ceb=-Z Tk=n- 0f course,
Ls s@crzz vas II oo-z Ozz
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
TAPLIN L C0FRAN,
AND REAL
ESTATE AGENTS

xifl sell personal property aad r-al -
.2te Al public aacrsou cr Er1va-- sa-e sa
Ill PARTS Of N=w England.
Farms aHi business groF--s--s a7a1-
.bk- n ali times A. II Eas- tl1S
.c.--ial branch of oar business giving l1
aarrleus2r 1Es-zl tl0E- t-1c~> Il
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-08-28
WHAT

yea Day Is important. bat not 50
important ss ~hst YOU get
shop at the
CROSS STREET PHARMACY.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The name Of w. B. Potter of
Spray is being favorably heard
throughout this district as a
candidate in the coming election
for Representative in the legis-
lature. With such a man as MIR.
Potter in the house Of represent
atives the people Of this district
would be assured of a strong
power representing them. one
who would work untiringly for
their interests. Mr.. Potter Is
one of the most prominent mer
of Wheeler County, he is one Of
the largest sheep owners in the
country. and he has spent much
of his time in the best interest
and general welfare of Wheeler
county and Eastern Oregon. His
latest project, in company with
other men of his county, is max
ing possible the irrigation Of
thousands of acres of land with
the waters Of the John Day. All
Of his work has pointed out his
sterling worth and force of char
acter. The people of this dis
trict are in dire need of such a
man to represent them in the
legislature.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

victorious in his race and we
wish TO assure the people that
when he takes his seat in the
Legislature, this district win be
ably represented, not in the in
terests Of any petty political ring,
but in the interests Of the people.
1t also comes to US from the
best Of authority that w. j.
Mariner will make the race for
Representative Of this district.
There is probably no man as
well known in eastern Oregon as
a jealous worker for the inter.
ests Of his county and section Of
the state as is Mr.. Mariner.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The old remedies are best. Hick.
ory Bark Cough Remedy has beer
in use for over 100 years by the old
Dutch Dunkards in Pennsylvania
and Is still in use by the families o.
Western Pennsylvania. II is alb
solutely pure; made from the bark
Of the white or shell bark hickory
tree. The bark 10 shipped from the
east, and manufactured in Salem
Oregon. For sale by r. L. Hunt
Pharmacist, Condor, Oregon and
all dealers everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The state grangers have filed
arguments against the free
pass" bill and the appropriation
Of $25, 900 for four years for the
establishment of armories
throughout the state. The
grangers assert that the only
active service to which the mil
tia is ever called is to settle diff
ferences between large corpor-
ations and their employees, and
that the former evade in every
possible manner the payment Of
their taxes; that the Pacific Tel
ephone company and powerful
interests are trying to overthrow
the gross earning tax law passed
at the last election; also that ad-
ditional necessary endless appro-
priations to install armories over
the state would result in
grating
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28
A Preph.... Prophecy q l.l. p.ath.


The noise Of Nixon's predictions
reached the ears Of King James. who
must needs see this fool. Nixon cried
out and made much ado that he might
not go to court, and the reason he gave
was that he should starve. A whim-
sical fancy this s<eonsidered. The
king. being informed of Nixon's refusal
to go to court, said that he would take
particular care that he should not
starve and ordered him to be present
ed. He was sent for again, and soon
after a messenger brought him from
Cheshire. That he might be well pro-
vided for 1t was ordered that he should
be kept in the kitchen. where he grew
so troublesome In licking and picking
the meat that the cooks locked him In
closet, and, the king going on sud-
den from Hampton court to London.
they forgot poor Nixon In the hurry.
and he was really starved to DEATH
REQ Bennett in Metropolitan Magazine.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28
BUSINESS LOCALS

Can you afford to trifle with SO
serious a matter as TO neglect bad
cough or cold, when for q triiiing
amount you can secure bottle Of
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy"
that 10 guaranteed TO cure or your
money refunded. Price 25c Soc
and 81 90, per bottle. For sale by
r, L. Hunt, Pharmacist, Condor,
and dealers everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

Washington's Birthday had
twice It's usual interest and sig
nifcance in Portland this year on
account Of this being also the
city's first observance Of Rose
Planting Day." Archbishop
Christie participated in the ex-
ercises in connection with plant.
ing the thousands of roses which
were borne to the parks by the
school children.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

We are pleased to be able to
state that we have been reliably
informed that Hon. George B.
Boorhill of Sherman county will
be a candidate at the coming elec-
ton for the Office of State Sen
ator. .Inasmuch as Gillian has
now held the senatorship for
four years and Wheeler for the
term previous to this, it is now
Sherman's privilege to produce
the senator and we are glad to
know that they have decided on
so able a man. We feel con-
fident that Mr.. Boorhill will be
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The old Pennsylvania Dutch
Dunkards recommend Hickory
Bark Cough Remedy" Guaran-
ieed TO cure your cough and gnar-
anteed to be pure. Made from the
bark oftheshell bark or white hick-
ory tree. For sale by X. L. Hunt,
Pharmacist, and all dealers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The public lands committee Of
the senate reported favorably
the bill to enlarge the homestead
unit to 800 acres and amending
it to make residence on and i'm
provement Of land necessary for
patent. Senator Fulton accepted
the bill for Oregon, reserving the
right to withdraw later if neces-
sary.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

Oliver Chilled Plows are now
sold by Hunt, The Hardware Man,
They run a horse lighter than be.
fore and can be adjusted from a IA
inch to 13 or l2-inch as the ground
gets dry and hard. Come and ex-
anime.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

Now Is the time to use the
Smut Cleaners which are sold aud
guaranteed by Hunt, The Hard.
ware Man.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

Case Gang Plows are guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction. Made
Of the best materials and in the
most scientific manner, they are
sure to give you satisfaction. Come
and see Hunt, The Hardware
Man.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

(NoukT coNDoN. NO "a. v. or A. MEETS
~ Mondays evening OF each month In Arm
ory Hall lodge room. Waiting brothers are re-
aues1ed to NEE, with Us, a warm welcome
awaits you.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28
1000

Condor Post Cards of Condor
and Gillian couty. 1000 just re-
ceived, 2 for a nickel at
Hunts Drug Store.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

Fine new line Of mems and boys
overcoats just arrived at Dunn
Bros.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The Pslaee hotel furnishes iirst-elass
'oard and rooms to their patrons at
reasonable rates. Try them week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28

The price of shingles is great
ly reduced at the Arlington Lum-
Der Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-28
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. u.0 PER YEAR.
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The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

seen and followed by Adam" her father
replied she went there to return to
statham a sum Of money he had sent
her"
For what?"
He wished 10 know the whereabouts Of
Lorena Lyle, who had been her school,
fellow in Belgrade. Stathan, l fear. in
tended, IN some way. to avenge himself
upon Lyle-and on his daughter more
especially-On account of his association
with his enemy. The girl is in London,
and he wished to know where she was
living"
And the money which she returned
was given her In order to induce her to
divulge?"
The doctor nodded in the affirmative.
adding:
You see that Statham, surrounded by
unscrupulous enemies as he mas been
was bound TO act always for his own pro-
tection. He has been misludged-by you
by everybody. l. who know him more
intimately, perhaps, than any one save
his own brother Levi. assure you that il
is so
His brother Levi" cried Charlie.
of course; Levi who poses as his ser
want, is his brother. They have been in
separable always, from the early days
when Sam Statham was a mining pros
pector and concession hunter-the days
before fortune smiled upon the three Stat
ham brothers, and they were able to
open the doors Of the Offices in Old Broad
street. The romance of old Sans life is
the romance Of the great firm"
He treated my sister badly" declared
Charlie. For that I can never forgive
him.
NO: there you are wrong 1t Is true
that he would not allow her TO be rein
stated at Cunnington's. and. on the face
Of it, treated her unjustly But he had
motive. True, she refused to betray
20 him something which my daughter had
told her in confidence. For that refusal
he allowed her to be dismissed from her
situation; but on the following day he
sent her down TO me here TO remain in
cOnCealment
'Why?'
Because Of that man Adam ne had
been attracted by her good looks. and
had begun TO poster her with his atten-
tions. Statham knew this from the report
OF one who had watched her in secret.
Therefore, by sending her here into hid
ing, he was acting in her best interests
Then she is here?" cried Max. anxious
ly. his face suddenly Frightening.
Yes. See here she comes-with
Maud And as both men turned quickly
10 the window they saw the two laughing
girls, flushed by their ride. wheeling their
cycles up the path from the road.
Next moment both men dashed outside,
and both girls, utterly amazed and
breathless. found themselves suddenly in
the arms Of their lovers.
The doctor looked on. smiling. and in
silence. He saw the lips OF both girls
covered with the hot, fervent kisses Of
good and honest men. He heard their
whispered words. and then he turned
away
Those long. black days OF suspicion and
despair were at an end The mystery OF
It all was now being rapidly solved, and
both girls within that little parlor wept
tears Of Joy upon the shoulders of the
men whom they had chosen as their nus
bands.
The happiness OF four young hearts
was complete. The grim shadow had
lifted, and upon them now fell at last the
bright sunshine Of life and OF love
To BE CONCLUDED TG-NORPOVg
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15
Thrown from buggy When Horse Is
Startled by Paper.

Thrown from buggy When Horse Is
Startled by Paper.
Washington Nailor sixty-five years old.
Of 1ll4 o street northwest, well known
and wealthy business man and philan-
thropist. was thrown from his buggy yes
terday evening, at Tennessee avenue and
E streets northeast. and received a severe
cut on the back Of his head
He was taken TO the Casualty Hospital
for treatment His condition is not serl-
Gus.
Mr.. Majors horse became frightened
at a sheet Of paper. sent whirllng through
the air by a gust Of wind The animal
bolted and ran toward the Metropolitan
Railway car barn.
Before reaching the barn, the horse
swerved, upsetting the buggy and throw
ing Mr. Nailor to the ground. He was
picked up by employees Of the street car
company and sent 10 the hospital.
Mr.. Nailor is a brother Of the late
Allison Naiior.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15

To-merrow-Speaking English in
Japan.