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We make buttons send in cloth
stating size wanted.
A. H. Churchill.
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Orvil Zimmerman and Pete Olson
were up from South Hand last
week.
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When you are looking for apple;
see the big variety at Bohning Bros
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Big sale on Children's Cloaks 2
per cent off at Bohning Bros.
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Rev. and Mrs j. E. Lombard are
the happy parents of a baby boy.
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Cliff Levens, of Washington, visit
ed in Miller over Sunday.
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0. U. Chicken meet me at the
Mask Ball at st. Lawrence Dec. 80.
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All cloaks at Is per cent discount
at Bohning Bros.
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Arthur Sweetland was up from
Miller this week visiting with his
brother. Harold Journal.
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Until Xmas you can buy Genetans
and Russets apples for $l.5G at
Bohning Bros.
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Mrs Grace Leonard, of Wolsey,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Locket,
in the city this week.
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A. j. Clifford and wife spent a
few days this week with their son
Harry at Hitchcock.
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S. A. Mcdonald went to High
more today to take a few orders for
Roosevelt's books.
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Is per cent discount on all Child.
ren's Cloaks at Bohning Bros.
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The Kellogg-H aines Singing Party
entertained a large audience at the
Opera House last Friday night.
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Christmas Gifts
Your Insurance

For everyone. Weidenborner
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Mr. and Mrs A. Yeager, of Logan
twp, are happy parents of a ~
pound boy, born Wednesday.
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Everybody has a good time at
those Social Dances at st. Lawrence
Don't miss the Masquerade Dec. 80.
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to rent.
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Christmas Toys
At wholesale prices.
Weidenborner's
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A. j.. Clifford and wife spent a
few days this week with their son
Harry at Hitchcock.
The Kellogg-Haines Singing Party
entertained a large audience at the
Opera House last Friday night.
rs per cent discount on all Child
ren's Cloaks at Bohning Bros.
Mr. and Mrs A. Yeager, of Logan
twp, r happy parents of a ~
pound boy, born Wednesday.
Everybody has a good time at
those Social Dances at st. Lawrence
Don't miss the Masquerade Dec. 80.
Christmas Toys
At wholesale prices.
Weidenborner's
S. A. Mcdonald went to High
more today to take a few orders for
Roosevelt'S books.
Mrs Grace Leonard, of WolSey,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Locket,
in the city this week.
Until Xmas you can buy Genetans
and Russets apples for $l.5G at
Bohning Bros.
Arthur Sweetland was up from
Miller this week visiting with his
brother. Harold Journal.
f. d. Greene, Of Miller, was in
the city Tuesday transacting bust
ness. = ighmore Bulletin.
l.. Dlouhy & Co, have put in a
neat new stock Of Haviland China,
dinner ware.
Geo. lssenhuth departed Tuesday
morning on a business trip to Miller
and other points west. Huron Her
aid.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

We shall accept this proposal Of Eng
land. and avail ourselves Of the rich.
ness Of her generosity.
II within thirty days action 10 not
taken In Washington for the annexa-
ton Of Texas. Texas will never in the
history Of the world be one Of the
United States. Moreover, II the
United States shall lose Texas, also
they lose Oregon, and all Of Oregon.
Garry this news-l am persuaded that
II will be welcome--to that gentleman
whose ear ! know you have; and be-
lieve me always. my dear madam.
with respect and admiration, yours.
for the state Of Texas. Van Zandt"
] drew . deep breath a. ! saw this
proof Of double play ON the part OF
this representative Of the republic OF
the southwest. They are trsitors!" I
exclaimed. But there must BE- &C
tion--something must BE- done 1t
once. ! must not wait; ] must 20! I
must take this. ct least. to Mr.. Cal
houn."
She laughed now. joyonsly clapping
her white hands together, Good"
she said, You are man, after all.
You may yet grow brain"
"Have ! been fair with you thus
far:" she asked At length.
More than fair. I could not have
asked this Of you. In an hour have
learned the news Of years. But will
you not also tell me what In the news
from Chateau Ramezay? Then, in
deed. could 20 home feeling I had
done very much for my chief"
Monsieur, ! cannot do 80. You will
not tell me that other news"
'Of what?"
OF your nuptials!"
Madam. I cannot do 20. But for
you. much as owe you, ! would like
10 wiring your neck. ! would like to
take your arms In my hands and
crush them. until"
'Until whSt?" Her face was
strange. saw . hand raised to hsr
throat.
'until you told ne about orssoa,.
said l.
! saw her arms move-just one IN.
stant-her body incline. She gssed 1t
me steadily. somberly. Then her
hands fell.
"Ah, 0odl how I hate you both"
she said; you and her. You were
married. after all! Yes. II can b., II
can be-! A woman may love one man
even though he could give her only
\ bed Of huHks, And n man NAV love
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

.'ris Of littls value" said. "ana y
always In The way whea would -
anything II my pocket"
But oace some ons hass made \:
once u hass besa value. Tell -
where you get ~"
North u the Platte. 10 our vsst.
ern territories" ! said. Il oncs trsAel
In that country"
You are Ansrtcan?"
"Yes."
| 3d." he said thoughtfuliy. - 4
great country. very great couatry.
Ne. also live IN Il"
!; ''indeed?" said. In what partf~
1T iss ave years since I cross ~
Rockies"
You have crossed he Rockisss Z
envy you"
You meesunderstand ne. i've
vest Of them for I've years. am aow
come east"
You have been 1t Fort vancouverr
He nodded. Also to Fort Colvills.
far north: also to what they call Cali
fornia. far south; and asain TO what
they may yet call Fort Victoria.
hat seen many posts q the Hudsoa
Bay Company"
] was afraid my eyes showed ~
interest; but he went ON.
Il haf been In the Columbia coun,
try. and In the willamette country.
where most Of your Americas ere
settled. know somewhat q Califee-
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

llssssll. ~ aoaia " eaI1ts1 40. q
abest nins s'eleeh hevta0 ~ ~
,eine asssAs1 . 1sjsuoss . = Duu1d
,sAsets Win Jseeuss Bssti1Dsa. w1ee0
- ~ MID es0pase1 un1avogo1ev
WITH 90 certain sehss - s4ase0. i
4 ssaes q uneae1seee boUaa y -
Drsss ~. knsw ~ vhy. bsesss !
ha1 eoos half way 6own tAe neelo
sersst fre0 Ne essass vhsss -
turned. u vas sloaay 80 lis0aa
eooagh q ths bsse. saa q thls megar
Ing ~ unusuai apathy sss0s6 - ~
upoa n. Tor few Il tAs sAutssss vsso
Gown, altAougA ths hour wao n0v ~
Doraiag. 1oasshiag sai1 10 - tAat y
would b - vel IT, ~ 70 turn bask-
] might - ven have aoae %. We
pasesd ~ ths little vain. an1 !
raised u knoehss q ths 1oes: ~
even - n BOUNDED kAsw What wosl1
happen. There cane 70 - tAae
curious feeling which oas s1Dssisoess
vhsn one knocks e The 6ose - .
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
CHAPTER XVII.
A Hunter Of Suite rifles.

I love men. not because they are mes,
but because they are not WoNlsh. -ausen
Christina,
There was At that time In Montreal
Q sort Of news room and public e.
change, which made . place Of gen.
eral meeting. II was supplied with
newspapers and the like. and kept up
BY subscriptions Of the town mer.
chants spacious room Inade out Of
the old Methodist chapel ON st. 10
seph street. knew this for . place
Of town gossip, and hoped ! might
hit upon something 70 aid mo In MY
errsnd. which was no more than be-
gun. II seemed. Entering the place
shortly before noon. ! made pretsnse
Ut reading all the While With % eye
esd - ear out for anything, that
might happen.
Al stared In pretense 1t the page
before me, ! fumbled idly In . pocket.
With unthinkins hand. and brought out
70 plscs before mo on the table. IN
object Of which q. hrst was uncon.
scious-ths little Indian blanket slasp.
A. Il lay before me ! felt ssised Of .
sudden hatred for II. and let fall o.
II . heavy hand. A. did 20. I heard
. voice ct my ear.
"Msin Oott. man. do not! You
break II. surely"
] started at this. ] had not heard
any oas approach. ] discovered nov
that the speaker had taken . seat
near me at the table. and could not
fail TO sss this object Which lay b.
fore me.
!, Il beg pardon" be said. In broken
spssch which showed his foreign
birth: but Il lee % beautiful; -
break II lee wrong."
Something In bis Appearance aa1
speech axsd ny attention. He was .
tall. bent man. perhaps sixty years Il
ass, Of gray hair and heard. with ths
glasses and the unmistakAbls air q
the student. His stopped shouIdefs. bic
weakened eye. bic thin. blus-vsinsl
hand. the iron-grsy hair standing like
run above bis forehead. nasksd hin
not % one acquainted with . wiz
NE. but better attsd ios ether days
end sesass.
pushed sAs tssasss along the sasls
towards hin.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

house which lacks human occupoacy.
Evea more stroagly ha1 that stfan0s
feeling BOW. because this sousA wao
not merely that of usoccupss1 sse0o
m came from roons snpty anA sche-
Ing!
trtsd ths aoos. Il was ~
locked. 1uag Il vils. end sesDDe1
within. A. arst ! coul1 "a a1Juee ~
syss 70 H. Ainssss. AbsseuAs =.
lsses rsisas1. pusAs1 sDsa . shue-.
~ as1 IeoAe1 abose ~. II ree1a
vsss ~ enly uaseeu0oeA ~ $500.
u111o1l ~ wuo1s - Guor9 Uuw6o.
esssy basel No . - - $3.50 -.
euDaoey s11ste1. ha1esoe1 - -
tAs llttls van. ~ IssAed - -
1ovn ths strest. 10 satisfy myss1f TIT
] hsA naAs 10 niseahs. Ne. sh1s vae
ths nunhss-this wss ~ p1acs.
/, Hollows1 ~ ~ wea1ssiaG 60
Daaiaa. naAs sseA insuiry = I
could h ths llttIs sslgAbosAoe1.
could lsasn aothias.
/, SIR" sai1 70 ~ frisnl. q 1ast: r
- 81 us1ssstaa1 Il. ] have Dussas1.
.hnt 4 sesns ths buttsr1y 49, oown.~
%. bo@A s1leat. nysslf Doseosoy -
~ turned al na1s eur vay 6ask
across ths tewn.
Half % hour lalsr - vsss . ~
decks Ct the river froat. vhsso -
could look out over ~ vasts1 sAlp-
plng which ~ thsrs. ~ ecieoel1e
friss1 cossts1 oas vesesa efesg -
other. an1 q last Delats1 - . gaD
b The 1lne.
Yesterday I wess hsrs." ~ ~.
"aal eosntsa eli The ships - thslP
Names. The steamer Mo1esee she ~
thsrs. Nov sAs ~ eoss.-
! pslls1 ~ suA1saly. This was ~
ship Which carried capt. Pashs -
his friend Lisut. pssi u she BsitleA
nsvy. The secret eosDcll q No.
treal vaas thsssfofs. a0parsasly -.
-! Thess would - q EnG11sA la11
exps1itioa. aesoss Cana1a - 0ssoea.
Would there ~ also - sxps11ttso "
ssaf ~ least ~ sssas1 n Moetreal.
SOW astshe1. hsA sot bssa - vain.
svsa thossh n ss1sd b . nysessy
80 . query.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

epoch. Thses iss Q movement
such ~ We hat not seen since the
days Of the Huns. the Ootha, the Ven,
dals. since the Cimri moyemsnt. It
iss an epoch, ~ friend! II iss fate
that be n IT,"
80. then. n 10 . sssas eountryY' !
asked.
"it he no great. these traders DO not
wish II known. They wish only that
II may b savage; also thst their
posts and their harems may b. undis-
turbed. That LIS what they wish.
These Scots 60 Wild again. In the
wilderness. They trade and they trav-
81. but n lee not homes they build.
Sir George 1impsoa wants steel traps
and not plows west Of the Rockies.
That Ice AM"
They do not speak % a Dr. No
Laushlln." ! began tsntatively.
NY friend. great msn. Mcl4augh-
In. believe me! but he lee not Nc
Kay: be iss mot Simpson; he iss not
bshrsns: he Ice not Colviils; be ice
not Dsuglss. And ] say To you, %
learned last night-you see, they
asked me also to tell what knew Of
Oregon say to you that last night
Mclaughlin was 1epossd. He iss In
eharge no more--so soon q they csu
set word 10 him. he losss hts place q
Vancouver."
-After = lifetime IN the servics." !
commented.
.Ysss, after . lifetime: and No.
laushlia had brain asA heart. too. n
England would listen 10 hin, ehs
would learn somstings. He plants. ~
plovs, b bass gardens and mills anA
houses and herds. Ysss. u they ~
AclAushlin alone. they would hsf Z
eivilisaties on the Columbia. aa1 -
. fsr.tFa1ing post. Thea they eeu,1
oppose your civtiisatioa tAsss. rhst
he what 10 preachss. 9tnpsoa
preachss Otherwise. Simpson losas
Oregon 10 England. Il nay ~"
Then you think there b . chance
q trouble between our ceuntry end
england. out theser'
He smiled. III ise noe Q chance.
but Q esrtaisty." hs sai1. ~ vass
oaly agreed lass sight. nnglaaA viii
march this summer ~ msn ~ ~
Peess river. n tAs fAll eAsy Win -
ecsoss ~ nock3se. oei Thsy eAn
taks boats easily lewa ~ sereaos n
Oregoo. Yes - y there vtl1 -
tsosblsa ~ ~, yess."
sWnat Gwe - 5000 -
M ~ 1s1oa1s4 vsG1asun4 ~
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

fsl moth. such - ! haf ~ h en- NJ
colsscttoa. D. ! fall % . log; ! skin
No ~ leg. II the noss ! nal so0o
bits q rock. rscollect Ne not vhsrs,
but believe n vass somewhere tAsrs.
But What mad now. here. b. . stran-
ssr-N No. worth more thaa gold! ~
frssn1. thank you. embrace you! Z
a. favored By fate 10 meet yos. Go
with yos 70 washiastoaf Yes. yssa.
] COL"
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

4
| frtend,- ! ....ss, .w. -
| sweT,.d NTH ss.s.s-,s. .-....
| cision.
From rau..,. =. c.,-...
ives, az IN. poss.s. . s"-
IN ain $3.50 " -. 49,
George him.rN r,c.. - r,r,v,,,.
down n iss e.sv he hc.s. - 49,.
the yoysxeur ,hr.. mcrsn. - 80.
or four month. n .c..,A 49, -.
twice that lon~ ~ NO.. ~. -, /.
the states. vou c.r = 900. A.
oh, nv friend N n. vc,eh ~. -.
that Oregon. Believe ne. n - suli
OF bugs-of nav hun. :. -. .,..s..
] haf discovered ana nameA II -
something's Of honor. iss n potr r.
What you sav interest. -. v>rv
much, sir" I eaid. ~ An univ :.
American trader. kuock,n~ around 70
see the world . u,,,s ~, w.. 49,
10 have been engaged IN some sciep,
tiHe pursuit Ia that country"
"Yess,' he sa,d .Me,n ovn eovsr,.
nent and mein own univer.,tv ,hsv
send me to this country 10 AZ vhas
bass not been done i An in.scse.
loger. Shall I shov you INV burs -
Oregon, You shall see them ve.sS
Come with me TO my hotel You sha,l
Gee many bur.. such - .c,encs m.
Dot yet known"
was willing enouxh IN m v,,h
him: and true to ht word 4. S,A .ho,,
me such ouantitie. AZ caresuIlv ma
pared and clas.,fle1 in,ects A. -
not dreamed our own co.r,,v oe.,.A
y Twelve new speciesl. ~ ala v,sh
bride. "Mein own country vtii .,e
ne honor for mi. Eve vear. I snenA
Now 70 back home.
~ .hs,, -, -, -, -. ..s
they IN me IN o,sSon. - ..S.s
smil,nr. "hm, uv r.sI r.,,. 4. W.,
nam von R,t,.rhcssn p.,,,, - -.
Ia, INV nom. Tai, mo yo., :. -.
= oresony. ~.
81 .Th., !. x.-v ,...,A,..,.
ana mi. 49,,
truth .wa ~. 1900 !, $3.50. ' =.
-, .1"o = opree ~
rurons ~, s .~r,. you v pig s.'''ss .os
80 rns. ~ wousc Ave
80, ~ " ' :, ~ ns
rrss, r,s...,. - s...,s s
a,.,,n.,.,.ss s.Ss 49,.
go. /.
~
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III. n .sa 1's."su'snee sneh :
80 ny ~ ne spec'ss %
.n,.. !. IN"
- v, ,s,. 49, ~ . -
~ sa ios .ce'e
s. 49,
~ $3.50. ws..,. ~ ~.
49,. ~ 49, ~ NO. - y
-. y. ~ s - iar =
-. -. 49, sououS'S,
49, '.AAs - come ~ tne
-, JUN " snos.s' 70
wei. : MAJ NO
an 'us ove'. .
,..ss -" .1. 49, a'o soo ees sass
49,. ,.' ne .sA,e ING sesm prs
49," s W /" -" ssoo tne IN
Se
49, s"ous tss Crov N
.s,s .o ~
eAcp. 'na. " = ind..n mace
80. ,.,,. 'Ie 'ouno e'sAs csr
. ne eAc's'"s
~ s.ns
scneo Ior ny pencil erev
v I'm p'ecs " pspet' ..s'n.
1919. me.nt'ms : on q
os'ns tne 'atser tor . reo'us.
49, c.'e'e "a me pee !" p.peI.
NV zoos wnst ! 90. ne ssIe. -
49, cver cunousiy see. !! afew Z
suslcns l'ne tnIousn tne circie. /! a.
W. y u nau. 20. ! div'de u 70 nan
one mose. ana MAKE point. NOW J
snsn ny wiring. one-naH. On eacn
- % ny long line J MAKE me . nah
c'secuiv nan way round on tne
opeosse sieea 20. nov. what got.
en-! soe undefstand nimr
snook my nead. hs pointed ID
suf. 70 the ruoe ornamentation In the
II AARIARA II
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09

A. S. Thomas left on Monday
morning for Portland.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Farrar on Monday.
W. ]. Edwards of Mayville
was in this city on Monday.
A. B. Stanley of Lone Rock
was in this city last Saturday.
F. H. Gerrish of Rock Creek
was registered at the Hotel Ore
gon on Saturday.
Lester Wade went to his Rock
Creek ranch last Saturday to at
tend to business matters.
Mrs. Chas. Lord returned on
Saturday evening from a visit
with relatives and friends in
The Dalles.
Mrs. Gage left on Monday
morning to visit friends in West
ern Oregon and attend the State
Fair at Salem.
H. B. Esson, who has been in
the employ of the Red Cross Co. :.
left last Saturday for Portland.
E. H. Kurtz is taking his place
at the drug store.
| Victor Palmer returned on Sat-
urday last to his home in Port
land after spending the summer
months in this vicinity. He for
merly lived in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Moore of
Montavilla arrived in this city
last Saturday evening for a visit
with relatives and friends.
They formerly resided here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker and
children left last Saturday tc
visit friends in Portland. Mr..
Baker returned the first of the
week but the rest of the family
will remain in Portland for
month.
Mrs. R. H. Scribner of Chero'
kee, Iowa, who has been visit.
ing lately at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. C. E.. Bushnell, left
Tuesday morning for Joseph
Oregon, to visit with her son
Fred, formerly of this city
Mrs. Scribner is making an ex
tensive tour of the Pacific Coast
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09
For Sale or Trade.

For Sale or Trade.
Store building and stock of
General Merchandise at Gwen
dolen. Post Office and Long
Distance Phone in the building.
Also half-acre of land. Mer-
chandise stock to be invoiced.
Will sell cheap or trade for real
estate. Call on or address,
John c. Meyer,
Gwendolen, Oregon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09
PUBLIC SALE

l will hold a Public Sale at my
ranch at Barnett Station on the
0. r. & N. two miles south of
Rock Creek post Office, on Sat-
urday, October l, 1910, at which
| will sell my horses, farm ma
chinery, utensils, etc, in fact
everything necessary to conduct
ranch. See sale bills for fur
ther particulars.
Terms:-All sums of $20, or
under must be cash, over that
amount, approved notes bearing
8 per cent interest due in one
year, will be accepted.
A. ]. Mcdaniel,
Owner.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09

WANTED Cosmopolitan Mag
azine requires the services OF a
representative in Condor to look
after subscription renewals and
to extend circulation by special
methods which proved success
full. Salary and commission.
Previous experience desirable
but not essential. Whole time
or spare time. Address, with
references, H. c. Campbell,
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1889
Broadway, New York City.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09

Kerr Clifford & Co. wish to
announce that they are buying
grain in Condor and will pay
the highest prices as heretofore.
D. B. Thomas is looking after
their interests with headquart-
ers at his Condor ofice-Graves
Weinke & Thomas Co. East side
of Main Street. Phone-3 a,
17d21
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09

VRIE HAVE RECENTLY Doubled Our Facilities
wv for selling land in Wheeler & Gillian Coun-
20 ties and will be able to do more business
this Fall than during the Spring. Our
Sales since opening in Condor have aggregated
$f46, 800 90 of which all but one sale Of 81,
10000 have been made since January 1st,
1910.
The above SALES have helped to put In
touch with many more buyers whom we are
expecting to invest here in the future.
We have had many drawbacks to contend
with In bringing strangers to this locality but
these drawbacks far less now than form
erly and buyers awakening to the fact that
GILLIAN and WHEELER Counties CONTAIN
THE KIND OF OPPORTUNITIES THEY ARE
LOOKING FOR.
Come In and List Your Places for FALL
and renew your Spring Listings In time for ~
to place them in booklets and circular
matter which are being sent to all districts
where buyers may be found.
We are the Condor Agents for lots In e.
TAvAR and LOvELEIGH ADDITIONS TO PORT
LAND. WE GAN SELL YOU ANY OF THESE
LOTS WHICH ARE ALL WITHIN THE 3-MlLE
CIRCLE OF PORTLAND. THE PRICE lS THE
SAME As PAID THERE, YOU PICK OUT YOUR
OWN PROPERTY.
We insure your buildings from loss by fire.
We insure your crops from loss by fire, month
60 cents for 500. months 90 cents, 8 months
100 cents. --#-
We are in a position now to write your live
stock insurance In strong and reliable Com
pany.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09
FRUIT FOR SALE

FRUIT FUK SALE
Peaches, Bartlett and Fall But
ter Pears, Primes and Apples
are now ready for picking. all
fruit boxed and packedif requir-
ed. Special attention given to
outside orders. Send all orders
to, a s...s
C. w. Martin, -.
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Nothing but first class work
done at Cora Stevenson's Pana-
torium. Ladies' an d mems
clothes cleaned and pressed.
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be charged at the rate OF 10c per line for the first
issue and &c per line for each successive issue.
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You can get any magazine
printed at astonishingly low
rates if subscribed for in con
nection with the Globe.
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Typewriter For Sale
Second hand Underwood in
good condition. viii sell cheap.
Call at this Office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09

The Hotel Oregon has the
most up-to-date service of any
hotel in the county. Unsurpass-
ed dining service.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-09
Treasurer's Notice.

All warrants issued prior to
July 6, 1910, except those drawn
on the Road Fund will be paid on
presentation. No interest.
J. A. McMoRms,
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-27
DINERS DIE OF TYPHOID.
Blame Placed on Lobster Salad
Eaten at BANQUET.

ELIZABETH, n. j., September 27.-Two
persons are dead and twelve others are
i'll with malignant form Of typhoid
fever, which 1t is believed they got from
eating lobster salad at a dinner Sep
TENDER given under the auspices Of the
Entire Nous Club in honor of John Kelly,
newly appointed patrolman.
The epidemic is rapidly spreading
among all those who attended the din
ner, and each day new cases are coming
to light. Richard F. Mcmahon, printer
of $50 Inslee place, was the first victim.
He died at the Alexian Hospital yester-
day after four days illness. Twelve hours
later John Sullivan, a brakeman, of 52a
Adams avenue, who was also a guest,
died of the same disease.
The twelve others who are seriously III
are Owen Farrelly, chairman of the DEM
ocratic city committee; Dennis Sullivan
and Daniel Sullivan, brothers OF John
Sullivan; John LAWN, Cornelius Reagan
and son, John F. Reagan; James Cliff
ford, jeremiah Connors. Francis Kelly,
John Lyons and Patrolman John Smith
of Brooklyn.
Farrelly, Daniel Sullivan and LAWN
are patients in the Alexian Hospital The
first two are said to be in grave danger.
More than 100 men attended the dinner
and ate the salad.
Local physicians fear an epidemic of
typhoid fever as a result. An analysis
Of the blood Of two Of the victims at the
hospital has disclosed the typhoid germ.
and this fact Is puzzling the physicians
attending the respective victims, because
1t Is not generally known to the medical
profession that Holsters are infected with
the typhoid germ.