Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, July 10, 1896, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Condon globe., July 10, 1896, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1896)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text&0 li'WWv1 44-lWMnMI THE -CONDON GLOBE.!,, FRIDAY, JULY 10, "I8S0. NOTICE. Thtj-iwrijr iuU( rlilc.n to th Olo Ufl.AO, 1lrlllii itvniice. I( not iinltl In mtvmire, l'2 hill I djuriiMl. k tlti jctii'll murk nrouuij I till hoif" )M.iit il.nt row iit m ili'tlnn ex. i Vlrn 1lb liilk Irmr. I li e icm w )itomiitly. I GLOBOSITIES. Pom, on July 21, to the wife cf Chan. W.Oromi, tionr Coiidoii, u flue little daughter. Tliw iiMtt)lllc ile'iutinf nt liim ratal t li tt hereafter drop-h-itcr will only re quire it oiic-ccut stump, inntcad of a two cent oim. The Willamette valley forme are of the opinion that the recent hot weather hut killed lliu grain abj, and they are tflad of H. Uoi). John Miebidl of The Pallet, one of the brighten orator In fttcrn Ore gon, deliveried the orationut Arlington on the 4th, John Andemon won the tOO-yard foot ram lit May vlll on the 4th, easily de feating two or llirt-o of the butt runur in the county, Now It Is proposed to exclude from onr country nil alicnii over 14 yearn of age who cannot rend and write the laiiguiigt) ol their native country. The Harney County Newi ihvs that BberilT Opting of that comity ha em bezzled nearly 7000of the county fund mid tkipped the country. Ninety men are lwpriitonedi in coal mine at Wilketibatre.Ta., with all meant of retreat cat off. Thi hni't a very pli'ttKMiit tliuutlon to be in, Wm, 11. rntecot of Mayville left yes terday for the Walla Walla country, where he wilt upend the balance of tLe iwiuier running a thresher. W, U. Hover, the popular old "Bach" of Clem, left feveral dflyi $o for Ida old home in Florida on a viaiv to hi mother, who ha been ick for aoine time. lr. Hogan enjoyed the 4tb fetivltien at Lone Hock and ftcxt day went to Foil ed, where he will remain about a month in charge of Vr. Howard' practice. J. II. Miller and family arrived here today. (. H. Marker and family, who have been occiitivinit the Miller iioue, -are moving Into thu I'liter houce today. ! iiiu. v.... i i ii.Ji u.. i -ivjr iniiinT vi iruw ta j lclt thi week for a couple of mouth') vlN'twith their relatives in Linn and l'olk countie. Of courko the Uluk fol low them. McHr. I). C. Btaber and J. V. Van bom ol Hoover cret-k were in town yea terday and paid tiii orlloe a pleasant call. They ay the gram over in that aectlon look line. - We learn that Jay 1. I.'iosn, who in tended to pay Condon a visit thu tirt of thi month, ha coneludi'd to not come tip nntil full, a be can not leave bin farm work juat now. The Cleveland bond did not ptsiy for the Alder creek people on the Fourth, ,(. f 1-1!....... I : ..rr ..I them 60 nd eipense to come there.- tJoldendale Sentinel. , Stati-tic how a dccuknl increaw in marrlrtlto. thi. year, which i panted a a proof lattter time. The necret prob- atly Ilea in tlie (act tlint tliii 1 tho last leap year for eight year. Mis Daisy Downing I uffering w ith eczema on her face and wns not able to of her school ! teach the last three day on Beecher Flat, and her sister Birdie finished thu school for her. Edgar Moore relumed home Tuesday from hi l'oitland visit and brought with hi ui a fine new Rambler bicycle, which be rode out from Arlington. He will eitaer ratlle or sell bis old one. ' W. L. Barker nf Mrftney Flat met with serious accident Saturday, ilia horse Humbled and fell on top of Will, who i pretty badly Injured but a no bone are broken he w ill goon lie nil right again. In the match game of bnso ball at An telope on the 3J, the Fossil nine waa de feated by the Antelope by a score of 9 toll. The Fossil boy got even, bow ever, by defeating the Mayville club next day. The enormous number of cuttle ship ped from the Northwest recently baa al most denuded a good many thousand hill of their gracing cattle, and ought to make good price for cattle iu the next few year. I'etcr Bchorback of Wood burn has in vented a machine for digging, sotting and sacking potatoes. Ills claimed that the machine will do the work of (10 men, and two men and two team will bo re quired to operate it. II. N. Frazcr and family and Miss N'ena Nicklin, W, L. Wilcox and family, W. C. Caldwell and family and Ocne Smith and family all expect to start next Monday for a month's outing in the mountain at Desolation Lake, A evidence of the Guide's excellence as an advertising medium, (ho only Ad vertising the Olex celebration had wag through this paper, and a boot 6U0 jieoplc were there from all over the country, io fioaier wers pruned tor in ce'tuna- V tion' - ' . ' : ; ''. i It 1 estimated that the Hood River .(Strawberry crop this year will det $U&V COO. During the season about OWJ!) pick ., fer were employed, 4000 of HIH jfero white people, the balance tutltotf. Laat year a large noiuburof Jiwyu& vwa Employed. pcop'e met in Hiirnsun'e ove on 'fiiiirtyiiiile on the 4th and bad j a (Mlglitful picnic, J. A. Mi-Morri and 0. 'Schilling each delivered an oration and 'day Wita very pleasantly (pent, Ld Common of Lone fWk. the well. known sheepman, has been in town ev .i.. v.. . . u.... i i eral davs alid ia one of half a dozu or j more applicant for the position of atwk ! inspector, which appoliitmeiit will bo made thi week by the county court, ' lilitcliell Monitor: Corbett and Slmr key have nigiied article of agreement for a flO.OWi a-ifido bull l!lit, or word to ' that elloct. We wilL wagvr the Monitor ! 'agniiiHt tlia Treadwell mine in Alankn ! that there it a iiiii in Mitchell who can i j thrali the pair of them. An exchange any thut J, W, Bennett, ' and architect of Mfdford, ha hillen heir to a handtionio foitnne of $ti8,0 H) by the dcalli nfa weaUhy bachelor uncle in New York. Wonder if this i onr John William liciinutt, foruioriy of Arlington? (I It it, he' a lucky miildoon. , A gentleman who recently visited lieppner avs crops In Morrow county have kiifTurcd severely from the effect of the recent Imt wave. Tiie. spring-sown grain in ninny portion of the county la entirely ruined, ..There will be better than half a crop ove there, however. County court lain session this week by Judge Mariner and Coinmisxioiiera Ciymer and I'liter. In our item last week referring to the change in county olBwra we inadvertently omitted the name of Mr. I'liter, the new commis sioner, who look churgo of hi olllce Monday. Stewart E ikin poixessea a remarka ble heifer, ear the Engetio Kegister. It Is only 2 pear old and ha never bad a calf, yet give one gallon of milk per day and three pounds of butter per week. If her milking capacity keep pace with her age, what will aha give when she become of age? Three cayuw were told on tho street of Weaton the other day, one for 6 cents, another for 25j and another for 35c, at pound ma'ter talc. The Indian who tifed to reckon hi horses on a thousand bill as evidence of wealth, and grunt with content, i no longer rich. Forlorn Is the faUi of the red man. Leader. The singular punishment of bigamy in Hungary is to compel the nun to live together with both Something of the wives in one house, terrors of the situa tion is indicated bv the fact that a nuin- i her of If uugarian bigamist have pcti- : tiuned the government to have their sen tence changed to fourteen year penal Servitude. ! The Mitchell Monitor waa one of tho JJorthop paper during the last cam-j tm-OMK Krl hoaris f It. The. (iazelte ! know that the Monitor desired to sup- mrt Mr. Ellis floO worth, but the cash not fotihcoiiiing tho tune changed t a Northnp ballad. Tito question is, Ik much did Jhe Monitor get for "tl switch." lieppner Oazette. Frsnk Yeatch, formerly of Lone Rod recently captured near Cottage tirov three white and two black crows, the j J""1 . I ". " , were not able to fly. The white crow, lata as white as snow, escept that a few hMhrn on tho 0lller ,!(lge f), eacll wi;l(, j ftre hWk lvir 1?s anJ boaltl! j BrQ hUe am, th,ir eve ro Uue Much ia said of the bicycle as a dis turbing element in business. One state ment ia that 2)00 tailor are out of em- r,'0.v,lienl 'n uvv York because the vast i army oi w neeimen nm careu ui wear i line clothe on gundayv On the other I hand, tho prolltt of the rubher men last ii venr were over $3,003,000. There are al- way two sides to a business revolution. j The hop industry In the valley is not u l,nt I. ttxml In tin. Tlin Yamhill Nee. ord save; The bop barvestin this tec! ..:n v.. ....... ii.. !,.. i H.I. I HUH will n , iitia rviioi'ii compared with former years, as manv of the yards have been either plowed up or are being used for pasture. Only a few 1'itrilM arm oelM'r U'nrKPil. nm will ua liar- t .tl nlV n r..n.mi..n that tha orire of hops will justify it. At , sociable near Antelopo recently they were having a good deal of fun when an ni once me couversnuuu craseu ami all w as still. A gent leman and lady were j sitting together, he holding her bauds; j the stillness became monotonous, and tot break it he remarked, "awful pause!" to 1 a hicli she quickly retorted, "well, if you had to wash and scrub as much a I do, yon'd have awfiil paws too." , The populist county platforni in Un ion county, among other things, said: "Resolved that the salary of the super intendent of school should not exceed tSXM per annum." Tha people by their vote uioomeu una imiii"in, mm nrnw j . -.i... r i i......i J. K Reynolds Supt. of tcbools. Under these ciicnmstiinces the county court felt bound to reduce the salary of the su perintendent to $"00 per annum, uud en tered such an order to that effect. Tho M.rqul do More, know n to nmo of our re,idtr, whoso death in Tunis in repoftdf, did nut succeed in marrying Very uii'iiy millions in this country, hut Jievirthples succeediKl ingeuint! himsplf tullffcd ikhout rt od deal, lie rimmed fait jy liiih in 't;w Vnrk, Ptig:iwt in the cntfle liiiHiin-as fil North PaUotw,' killed a cowboy in cold blood lit Miles Cuy, and another line t Tom'biit.otte, ArUona, then went to Franco, , where lai got into tronblo and served A' term in prison, and wtf on Inn way to tho Soudan to utio About UO It hot for Eng.ond whnn be diwl,' 'A'tM, the lilinoin p'i!ot govern"-, H not yet aoppresned, an y.oin pienent af pearancea it will tuke uinn) than the p;ont forcea brought i raar oh bltn to an'ppresa liim. Like I'ennoyer of Ore- j ,"' nMt ,lo.W" nntil lhr,''f',:l1 ! ana forced to ine carin. bhiihi vii Journal. I'eiinover i not o bdly throttled and downed a ha might I. 1lo in always elected by overwhelming majorities to any oifke ho desire. Kx-Stipt. Kennedy was in town the lirat of the week, taming over the para- phernalia of that olllce to hia wicreasor, K. W, Daggett, who flame up from Ar-j lington t' receive them. Mr. Dattfctt'a lirst work in that line will commence the second Wednesday of nest month, w lien j trio regular quarterly exannnauon w,., he belli af Condon, llo informs us that he has appointed as his assistant for the Chiiiiing year Mrs. Lillian Ktevena and Charley H'yse, Mrs. Daggett accomoa iiiud her husband to Condon. Tlie following will be of interest to those who expert to lie bitten by rattle snaUcs: Miss Cannon, while picking strawberries near Tlie I) dies Tuesday waa bitten by a rattlesnake which struck her in the hand, the fang enter ing in two places. As quickly as possi ble her wrist waa bound to prevent cir rnhition of t tn poiHoo, and she wns made to flrink about a quart of whiskey. A physician was then' summoned, w'ho ad ministered the prop-r medical antidotes, j and cauterized the wound, and the is all ; right now. One of oor prominent fruit groweta nys: "Every year I hear of caterpillars destroying whole orchards, and nothing Van be disposed of more easily, I bore a I hole in the tree deep enough to reach the sap, fill it with sulphur, then plug it j tip. The reBnlt is imigicai. the sap takes the'sulphur to every branch and 1 twig and the caterpillars at once die. 1 gather tho insects by the pint under the trees that have been infested with them before I noticed it and destroyed them, I have never known this remedy to fail, and I never knew a tree to lie in-j j u red by it and have pursued this course for years." The democratic national convention is in session at Chicago, but n nomina tions have yet been made, according to yesterday's dispatches. Senator Hill of j New York waa elected chairman of the j convent ion and some powerful spouting; is being done by would-be orators, loost- j j ing their favorite candidate. The Ore-j j gon delegation is fcolid for Pcnnoyer for i ; either president or vice-president, but it j ll(,t iRev iie vi he nominated, a rlipre nre net-oral other ntmii-nitf n f.ir th( presidential nomination who are away ! Tm'ter howlera, shooters, shriekera and ahead in the race-Bland of Missairi, j boller8 of othcr nie' cl,,lali"? 't Paltiu.n of Penn,vlv,.U. lirm-ell iflthe convention should do Or should not Massachusetts, Boiea of Iowa, and Teller of Colorado. 1 ', I wr. Him Atw. II. O.' WIrcr,acn!Wr4 ; .... . '"""l on? 0 .t,,e two 'H' on th I ground and sold doodles of lemonade, ! ice crenm, etc., to the amount of $116, : The other stand was run bv Sott broth' ! r 'ho dim n ?' business. .Arlington Item3. r The river Is gradually falling. Robt. Baifoot and family are in Port land. Ball playing appears to be the rago here now. ' Rev. WalbriJge and family have re turned to lieppner, lkurv J. Nott of Olex wm doing busi- :s in town Toehdny. nes in town lui'Mliiy Mr. J. W. Smith of Riverside, Cul., is expected here goon on a visit. The V. 0. W. of this place installed their new officer on the Uth inst. J ATra VVAtniM. luita rnhu-ititrl fn.ti, Kftr ! . . rortlanJ Visit, So hn Misa Peurl Woo 1. Attorney tiiirtey, wife and baby re turned from the Valley Tued;v uwrn ing. . Mrs. Compton will go to llardnmn the hitter part of thia week to visit her mother. Billy Ca hill has returned from the up per Columbia,' where Vo ha. I bi-eu semir ing wood. Our hand ia riitikii'g rap; d . progress 8nd is now one of tho in-ii b'nnU iu East ern Oregon. Su minor lul conic with a veiirtninee. j Tuesday nfter'niHin thu mercury stood Ht i It! degree la the ghiuie. The celebration here ptoed off very nicelv, tibont 1S00 peoplo b"icu present. The bull in tho ovcuiug was u graud tme- Lonu Rock Ri plots. Mr. A. Crawford am! Mrs, Wilk wiil Htart to the Teal hot apring in a few dayi to apend Hie rammer, Mr. Al llenahaw and daughter Birdie of Condon 'apent the 4U. hero and are v'mtiiig old friend in this section. We have hud frequent thunder show er np here lately, but not much rain fell in this immfcdiate vicinity. The rye crop is the largest we have had for year but the other grain needs rain, 'flie K. of l"s gave their installation liere on the 4th in a most creditable manner. The order 'lias a membership of 0) and they take particular pain to make every one feel at home with them, T1(( Jm;ia of Lono K)M.k la,, ft gfand t;jl! on l)U j,-rth Abot m people were at tlie picnic, of whom 153 ate at the public table. The program was well rendered and ail who took part did re markably well. U. H. ll'ibinson, one of Arlington's popular merchants, has just completed one electric motor and one dynamo, of about Jg horsu power. We believe they are the first one made in Eastern Ore. gon, and are Mr. Robinson' first at tempt. ' We are aorry that Mr. Barnhart did not explain himself here as he doe in hi explanation or answer to my com munication. Had he done so, there would have been nothing said. iOt- withstanding his denial, he said in plain aM i!,i rntM r.,.,r,.h n,nio I 'O -"ft" do those things, and did not name any other section or tow n, and we gave it a he expressed it, as all the congregation can testify to, Rev, Brainblet did say that there were some in the Condon church who did those things, bnt we do not believe he did right in Buying so; nor do we believe big saying so gave any one else a license to say so. 1 have no desire to injure Mr. Barnhtrt in the least; but he should remember that the press is not much more public than is the pulpit, and it is a damage to any place to have it denounced by either. A Motley Crowd. Ort-gonisn. The Chronicle, the great democratic newspaper of Chicago and the West, publishes a roster of the chief populism, bolting republicans, greenbackers, Cox eyitea and other political ragtag and bobtail who are at Chicago for tlie pur pose of 'running' the democratic national convention, liaeku: "Was there ever anything like this before in the world? Was a democratic convention ever lietore preceded in the occupation of the city . do " ,0 iu P''""" a"' candidates ? Among them are Tanbeneck, chair man of the populist national committee; Fred Dubois of Idaho, Bill Stewart of Nevada, Ben Tillman of South Carolina, Pettigrew of South Dakota, K ha froth of Colorado, and shoals of smaller fry members of other parties, of bolting fac tions, of leagues and syndicates of cranks, revolutionists and anarchists j a heterogenous mob of all the visiona ries, bedlamites and lunatics under the sun. Cherish Your Girlhood. Exchange. Dear girls, don't be so often wishing yon were grown-np women that yon will neglect your girlhood. In the rash and hurry of these fast times there is danger that vou will reach and strain after 'vouiir ladyhood" too much Be girls awhile vet; tender, joyous, loving, obedient nnd industrious. Womanhood, with its privileges and power, its burdens and its trial, will jcnmc S(,tm er I lul9 "lM come soon enough. On this point one "Wait patiently, roy children, through the whole limit of voor girlhood. Uo -, not after womanhood ; let tt erne to yon Keen out of public vie. C ultivate re fineinent and uiodesty. The care and responsibilities of life will come soon enough. When they come yon will meet them, I trust, as women should. But, oh, be not so unwise as to throw away your girlhood. Rob Dot yourself of this beautiful season, which wisely spent will brighten all your future life." Auction Sale of Cattle. The two 2-ycar-old estray steers that camo to mv nlace near Condon last fall Bd tt l'i,;h 1 V""?' I Pt' M ltvi .V-! VV'' to the highest bidder for cash, at the livery stable of Johnson & Wilcox in Condon on Saturday, July IS, 1S9. at 2 o'clock p. m. A. J. Moore. Awarded HiChest Honors World'3 Fair, Ootd Medal, Midwinter Fair. PR' Most Perfect Made. . 40 feai-s the Sino&nl' - MilKS .... - . . .'. . . . , -' . -p xuijijij jxtlTu' - LwVtTtj'ai-Tjuiuif juijijuxrj"ij"ti LrjxrLnrauxnxuTjirjulriArtiv FOR SAIvE! I "I OFFER FR SALE AT A BARGAIN- Two Town Lots Fronting SO Feet on East Side of Main St., Condon. Also 50-foot Front on West SideofMain Streetthe Best Business Stand now to be had in Condon. infjnw Liberal Terms, or Will Trade for Horses, Cattle or Sheep. u w. darLing, CONDON, OREGON. if S. B. BARKER, DEALER ER L MERCHANDISE CONDON, OREGON; STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. Condon Hotel) CONDON, - : - OREGON; , Mrs. S. A. Maddock7 PROPRIETRESS. This Large New Hotel is the Most Comfortable and Best-Furnished Hotel in Gilliam County. First-class Accommodation sind Low Rates! The table is supplied with the best that tjie Qiarket affords. . . Iv. O. Ralstorl OLEX, - : - OREGON, DEALER IN General Merchandise, Implements, Choica Groceries, Drygoods, Hardware drugs, boots and shoes. Full lines are carried and new goods constant!; arriving. Stock salt, blacksmith coal and feed in carload lots, at competition prices. It will pay stockmen to come t6 O'er before buving elsewhere. Good camming aeeouimodations. ' . , KEEP -YOUR - EYE - ON - OLEX: T. G. Johnson. Jolarisori -PBoPRtrrons ar- Livery, Feed and Sale Stables? Large New Barn on North Main Street, Condon, - Oregon. HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD; CHARGES VEKY REASONABLE. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rate?. . A share of the pnblie patronage is respectfully solicited. R S H E H A R T'S Condon; GEO. W. RIN EH The publio will find that no found in this country than at I Sl'FRY 'StSRl F i RATES VERY MOPSRAfTW jiruvu O- f W. L. VViLcui & Wilcox RESTAUR A R T - Oregon. ART, Proprietor; better accommodation can be this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.' SI! RhHHFCTinfi. .