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I 'A THE . CONDON GLOBE. rHIDAY. AUGUST 28, I3&e. .sz.2txrz.vzKs: Ttis jrcarlr inhoitj,ion to the Oijuir In 11.50, IfWiMtn idsrsnea. 11 hot un.ni la iinu,.ii wlllbt cUrgrq, A bin pencil trmrk mound it timtoo itmrntii tn yevt lubicrlptlnn x plroo )tb tfiit ttvf, ruimo rsnew viowfiy. GLOBOSITIES. Mr. Geo. Coffin has somewhat recov red from hi severe Illness. B. 0. Murker' requests lie to announce that he Is handling H'hool took h fur this J)lttut thin year. Th liltlo infant child oil Mr. and Mm. ltn Mmirti ilinil tuft week, only a few hours h(U r i I h birth. Mini Birdie TXiwtiing made flnnl proof on hor homestead, one mil chmI if town, today before the clerk,. Minn llinlit? Ili-n-lmw vlnlted nt (he home of Mr. itinl . Mm. Danneinati at 'Cluiu several days thin week. Will llarkeraml fiimilynf Matney Flat .fire moving; into their t own residence, in o rder to rend their children to school. Little Alvin Wilcox In also down' with 1hfi measles, and it in likely the disease will gq iliu round of (ha tow n while it iaonto its job, , . - Mr. Mini Mm, Ed Smith, Mini Jennie Ebl and A. J, C'oe Arrived home to Ar lington Wednesday from their outing on the Matnles river. Young Hilly Keys of Mnyvlllo linn con cluded to g( into the cattle busine Hgnln nnd lilt Already nought over 20 head with that object In view. We are pleated to note that Mr. J. C. Conncy, who wn sick wild appendicitis, J aide to be out again.' It was not nec essary to perform an operation upon hi in. Ed Copner and hie wife have "madn up" again and are living together in l'ortland. E'l U still holding down the tioMition of traveling salesman for Wad ham & Co. Jiii. fi. Stewart and wife and child, of Fossil, visited l'ortlmid this week, lesv here ftunday, ltafnre returning,' Mm. Stewart will visit her old home in Jo e phino county, I'at Kkelly intends to go Into the sa loon business here agnin thin full. He will build on the corner lot opposite the Armory hall, which la an excellent loca tion for that buiiien. Itert Brown, formerly of Went Fork, hail also broke out with the drummer crane, and he mid his wife have moved to Kan Fransfsco, where Bert hue a posi tion aa traveling salesman. Ileswy S. l'ort wood, the drnmitier, ar rived here Innt ThuriMliiy on it brief vieit to hie brothers and friends in thin lec tion lie ia again on the. road, going from here to Heppner viu Fossil. Tom Htricklin, a former Condonite, Jina a race home at tiie eniem rucea. m .... i.... i... .1 ..i .i .. i...h ..r i - 1 bite, hia atnble keeper, for w h.ch fun j he waa lined W and coats, w hieh ne is ! boarding out in j.nl. The ediUir of thia wnt family pajutr j thankfully Acknowledge receipt of a j complimentary aeitson ticket to the Ore-! gun Industrial exponiti.m w hich opens at j Port land on Sept. Iftth and hisis one mouth. It proutlees to he tho best evt-r ; held there. Our puhlic school will liegln neKt Monday, ,11st, with IW. Morey and Mrs. !K,, (l) a Cincinnati paper wherein one Taylor as teachers. These same teachers ! jnn tflin (opposed to he the late had charge of the school last winter ami j Ki!,IKrtl pnngcr agent of the late Big gave excellent satisfaction. A great J j.-lir railroad, offers to bet 20,OM) to many outside juipila will attend the ; jo.OnO that McKinley will carry Indiana school this term, , j )V q.).QW majority ; iS.OOO to 500 that The Weston Leader says; Arthur Bryan does not get as many voles as Brandenburg is back from Uranile breexy j Horace tireely got- in 1872, has caused and genial, on a short visit for a little ( intense excitement in political circles rest. Granite ia lively, and hundreds of j there. William Sherman I'unsha, who people are daily led in Hie hotel where represents a syndicate of ' capitalists he Is now employed. Three bartenders j hunting for just such snaps, has tele are employed in the saloon, graphed that he will take all the forego- J. H. Downing has moved the old sa- j beta, and offers to lt WOO to flO. 1n,m taiildinif and hotelier shoo from the ; 000 that McKinley does not carry one east side ol Main street to the corner of Oregon avenue and Spring street, near the Armory hall, anil is having additions built nn both sides, witli a view to pal ling in a stock of merchandise this fall,. Miss Frankie Parsons, a school ma'am of Uilliani county and n graduate ol the O A C, arrived in Corvullis Sunday and was the guest of Mr. and Mis, S. L. Henderson. Monday she took the train for Newport that she might attend the State Teachers Association, now in prog- ,gres In that city, Cnrvnllia Times. Hev. K. Cuitbii and wife visited rela tives and friends at Fossil the first ol the week. On Friday ol this week they will go to Heppner and after one day's visit there they will leave (or tlieir home In Oakland, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Curran both like Oregon letter limn California and will likely return to this state in a year or bo. Mrs. 0. A. Danneman and three daugh ters of Clem expect to move to Condon this fall to remain until June, in order to have the advantage ol our excellent ichool lacilitiea. There are yet several vacant houses In town, but not enough -to accommodate 1 he large numlier of families who want to move here for school advantages. E. M. Shutt, of the Antelope Herald, makes a flat denial that triplets, twins or anything else came to h Is home re contly to claim him as daddy. Jl says there's nothing in it and h might to know. lie also says that ho ta ut loss to know how the report originated, aa there are no points nhmit hijt) to Indi cate that he has the nhjfit? to do a joi like that. Uoke 8iuith, secretary of the interior, Inst week requited Hint position, owing lo liiit view 'hi tho money qit"i ii,n be ln nnlifuiiitli! in Mf. Cleveland. K- i ;:.....,.. i....:.i t, . i'ui i 1 ,rt"n appointed to (ill the unexpired I term. Frank Edwards of Mayville left again hint week for the Agrieulluml College lit Corvalli, where he bus attemiei) chool for aeveial years. He now has a posi tion of artinlHlit lend er in one of the departments, which proves that he has made splendid progrera in ids studies. Tommy , Livingston and Walter tiolilen expect to enter the aamu college thin lull, Johnnie V, Dunn, formerly of May ville, but for the liiat live years a mer chant of Kelso, WmhIi., has turned drum mer n I ho, and I hia week visited the busi ness men of this county, also his rela tives, and friends nt Mnyville. He was married two years ago, and a 0-months-old girl already adorns their home. His half fister, MifS Arizona rhockley, also ofKelwi, is up here visiting relutives ami frienda. A private letter from Austin, Uraiit enmity, says: There lias la-en very li tie trouble here between the settlers and sheepmen. Several thugs rode op to Lew is Barker's camp on Burnt river the oilier night and (Ired a volley of about oO nhnts into hia band, killing two sheep and wonnding several others, and also scared the hoys out of 'several years' growth. Lwis loet no time in moving out of tli ii I, and we don't blame him. Ed rHeidieng of Km-k creek ia "warm under the collar," nnd has a good reason to be. One night last week several half grown fiuya belonging to a eampingoultit raided hia melon patch and nfier sniping all they and the campers could eat, like eraxy flends they fell onto about 51) of the largest melons and slashed them to pieces, I'M knows who they are and savabewill make an example ol this caie, and they deserve to lie jerked out ol their bouts for such cuasuduess. The marriage of Mr. Abraham Mover and Miss Lvdia Thompson was solemn ixed on Wednesday of this week at the himieuft.hu bride's purcuta, Mr. mid Mrs. 8. A. Thompson, on .Matney Flat, Rev, E. ('nrran ollicialitiK, Only the relatives and a few immediate friends were pres ent, and all were treated to a very tine wedding dinner after the wedding. The brhle and groom are among our most in dustrious and highly respected young people and have a hott of friends w ho join the (ii.oHE in hearty congratula tions. They will reside on Mr. Mover' excellent farm on Matney Flat, In these days of political changes, his tory ia being rapidly made. A new political party is now in the lield and its na mtt is Ih National Iiemocratie party. It proposes to repudiate the doings of the Chicago convention, and to declare i for a guld standard. It is taid that Cleve- land i in vmpi,Uiv with the movement. TMr etmuliou ,,. ,,,,, , .Jiaiun. n 0) 2( lm ftm, ,,. ,h,te regularly nominated. Clevelmid, Carlisle, Whitney and other are 'mem pofaible candidatca. Verily It (, wiw ,,, wh0 knows where he tmile politically t the prenent time, and pint (()f,k Uie strain' that it ia on the r-yilitr politiciiin. A dispatch from Shelhvvillc, Indiana, flVa that the douhle-lea.led m.tlce ol a Btate west ol the Allegheny mountains or south of the Ohio river, and 1(20,000 to 110.000 Unit Mckinley does nut carry live states in the union. Olex Explosions. VV. W. Wealherlord finished threahing last week. A number of young people enjoyed a social dance on the plafform in the grove here Saturday night. t James Redmond and family have mov ed onto the Slmn farm on the road be tween hern and Clem. Our blacksmiths have been" working almost night and day lately, owing to the numerous header breakdortiis. There are thousands of Calcutta sacks at. Olex, but we presume some of them wilt he left over for another season. . jA huge windmill ia being erected at Olex to quench the thirst of traveling toutiats and 111! the tanks of the hill res idents. The county court ought to look after the bridges at Olex or a damage suit may be the result of ciirelessue.-a in lot ting the bridges get shaky and go down. A large crowd ia expected out lo hear Rev. Bryan preach here next Sunday at tl o'clock. Mr. Bryan la a cousin 0 the democratic presidential nominee but of course he is not to be blamed for that. Threshing ia booming and cheaper than ever. It is poor policy for thresh ers to keep underhiddini; each other and spend tlieir time and wear out their ma chinery for nothing.. They ought to con aider what a hard time they have in pay ing for the machinery and other debts, But such rate wars are pleasing to-those who have to pay for the threshing. ' Arlington Items. " W, B. Kwiug and family wea in town Friday. , 8. ii. linwson has returned lifline 'w the ci.aet. . , - " 8. P.Hhntt, the Gl.oliK ! town last week. A fine load of Chamberlain's peaches wcie sold in town Tuesday. ("I..,. n.,H l,iu hrollier retnmei I v,,v - 1 from Chicago Friday night J ii, 0. Kotiii sou of Lone Rock wai in j town last week on business. J. II. Wood'a two youngest children have been very tick for several day. Itr. (jk-isendurfer made several profes sional trips across the river last week, The small lake across the river fa be coming a very popular bathiiig resort, Charley Shurte and Has La men spent several days in Washington last week. W, A. Maxwell and family returned home Tuesday from their ' visit at Col- nmiiiis. A Suit the and son Dan," of Dot, were here hut week on their return home! Chicago. i Harvesting is in full blast, and our j farmers report the yield much better than they exfiected. Elder Motor and Rev, Bryan conduct ed I lie quarterly conference here last j baturdiiy and Sunday. 1 Mrs. Mary E'lelmau of Mayville visi- I ted Mr. ami Mrs. Win, Cuhill and oilier j friends here this week, j Two Scotchmen arrived here Monday, fresh from across the frog Knd. They i will locate in this e u.itv. '. Rev. Br ah w ill preach at Olex next ttuuday nt 11 o'clock. A large c.ougregu- lion is expected out to henr him. Bbut te Bros, have a variety of new nnd fiiiiinlitr twiiiLtt sit. their ti, iMt.,llii-n uturM i" i - i which they are selling very cheap, W. 8. Kiirr soent Riiiiilav in the R!n- ' ' , lock country, CuliMtnble.Sweetiii presid- ed in tle butcher shop during his ai-1 sence. ' Our scliool begins next month. Many j iwohIm inlMiifl In tmtt e tftloti'it In riiirtin - during the inter lo send their children to school. ! Mrs. Hasford, of the W. C. T. U., lect - ii red here last Tliiirsday evening, on tern- j peiance, to a large audience on Hie street ; in Iront of tiie tiraiide hotel. j F. C. Hinille, delegate to the Head i Camt'. W. O. W.. which recently met at L ) Helena, Mont., returned home Ktimlay. i lie reports having had an excellent lime. Lone Rock Riplets. Born, to (he wife of Dr. ii unlock on Aug. Mlh, A hot imle Oli, Mrs. Crawford has relumed (rum Teal springs, after a month's outing. I ... .. . .. I ai ia cujina llarer lias gone to tjay ; 1 stack to lake charge of the solmol tl!r ; About U ol the prunes and plums have ! , ,, . , ' . fallen off ol the trees, from some on-; Known cause. The fall term of school here 'will begin the lirst Monday in September with j Charley Iioyse aa principal. j Jra Heed ctiutemplales moving his res- j We llre )(re,iur,.(l t lt,uiate first j idence building from w here it now stauds ' morttnjea upon improved farms in Ore , to the lota where his hotel stood and use ! g"n, Washington and Malm, with enst ! it as a hotel "rn l,Hr,'',! n'"' '"reign capitalists, at the I ' ! usual rate of interest. Mortgages renew- ! Seien head of stray horses passed : ed that have been taken by other com j thioogh here the otlierday, going in the 1 panics now out of busiiipss. Address Minu-li.,,, of Tl.u.. ,.,..h.,l,l.. ion tlieir way to Webtoot. It would smprise some people to see j Assignee's Notice of Final Set tlie big rick of wood that .Morgan Ward j tlement. i has cut with the McKinnev wood saw for his own use this winter. I Mrs. W. C. Brow n returned home the ' first of tiie week from Creswell, Lane I county, where she spent the summer nt j her old home. Her Bister, Mrs. I). S. j l'.jowri returned home nt the same time, j . We have just learned that Mrs. (Larson j of Haystack lost her house and all its j contents by lire the first of this wgek. j It as occupied lit the time by her son John and the loss uili fall heavily upon them both. A Girl's Idea of Marriage. A yonng girl's ideas of marrage are j very nebulous nud undefined, wr tea j - ' " ( Mrs. Burton Kingsland in the fifth paper I in the series, "A Daughter of Sixteen." in the Ladies' Home Journal; She : S"'1 '"r Gilhani county. ..u. l. 1.. 1 .1 , ti III the matter ot the estate of J. T. rarely looks beyond the "prestige" of . H in!i0Vent debtor. Iielng ."engaged," the trousseau, . lhaU To the creditors ..f thf -above estate: wedding festivitcs, the novelty of ladng j Yn are herebv notified that on the 2SMh the mistress of a house, and the adored ! l,.v ',"!i'' V"115, ,lie 8S!1nt;e,o( "'J , , ... .. UnteofJ.T. Havs, insolvent debtor, hied being wlu.se perfections are the constant , jn , ,.irrnit (.olirl , tne mu ,lf 0re. themeol the ideal yenng husband. Her ; L,(,i,. fur (jilliam conntv. his final ac- j imiigination rarely f-arries her farther i than the first vcar or two of married life, ! , . .. ,1 . ' 1. 1 . , , i when the novelty having passed, she j must fall iwck upon the character of the j man she ha chosen to build her happi-1 ness upon. Barents know how fleeting the passions of youth sometimes are. and how they fail in inharmonious conditions. They know that where the girl loves the ideal she creates, rather than the reality that exists, there will count a time of awaken ing, a ud her love may die, though the bond remain. Worldly considerations are stronger with the old than with the young, and the most common parental objections are 011 the ground of insufficient means. "All for love, and the world well lost," has always been the lovers' creed, but the parents foresee that when a man feels the weight of a family upon him, whom he can barely support, depressing influences set in." Ilia health fails, per haps; euro and anxiety rob him of the youthful attractions that won her heart; he may become querulous and exact ing, and love itself have a hard struggle for existence. ! School Apportionment. 1 j clnul ,Sn;il. Dnjelt baa miofe the; ; AngiiM a ppurtiotiment of arhool money ! jto the various !iirieis of this comity. ' j l!ei(l'-n the 50 that (" to ciK-h diftrii-l, ,. mtal amomit i.a,rtlol this lime: ! is f f 0 5l, the per capita being 2.76 for i . , , ,,. .., ,.y.hUl,n lA ., ! in the county. Following is the a poor- , .. iiomiieiii: so. t 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 10 11 12 13 Ct.KRK AND ADDKP.a. AM f. A W Sharrard, Arlington.. . .(319 00 J A Smith, Blnlock 104 50 M E Wealberford. Arlington. . 6(1 50 A L Gardiner, Olex 120 50 W 8 Phillip. Olex.... 101 76 LO Ualaton, Olex . 107 25 Ida Welshiions, Clem S8 5i Mrs W J Russell, Condon. . . . (13 2" Ed Pnnn, Condon. , 2 5 75 Alice Brown, Condon.. 08 75 (jeo Hansen, Condon 77 00 F II Morris, Davidson B 75 P L Ham, Lone Rk 261 25 DM Rim-hart, Condon,, .... 52 2" John Gross, Condon . . , 41 25 W F Parka, Condon.,.,,.,,., 70 75 J M Cnrl, Mayville 85 25 F Simmons, Mayville 107 25 J W Vanhorn, Fossil 07 25 8am Jonps, Lost Valley.. t'Z 5'J A B Lamb, Fossil.,...' 319 00 Mr Crawford, no school for 2 years. C A Danneman, Clem 10 25 V A Knox, Fossil 60 60 14 115 1 17 18. Il 20 '21 . 22 23 21 20 2ti 27 28 W J Walsh, Arlington 24 75 I I l'.,,lu...l f',.,.,l..n jn 7.-. ! Wm Head, Ailinglon. ...... . 7425 Clayton Khane, Arlington.... 68 75 F A Willimns, Fossil 77 00 8 8 Thomas, Olex 46 75 Win Noitrhlge, Mayville 93 50 H Heidtman, Fossil 38 50 U Wipper, Mayville ...123 25 FP Watson. Fossil 110 00 FM Brown, Condon 46 75 WU Keys, Mayville 41 25 M Fit.maiirice, Fossil ....... 40 50 H C Dodson, Clem. . ........ 60 50 Otis Kizer, Clarno ,. 57 75 Mary Eiielman, Mayville.... 57 75 ' 29 j SJ0 ilil i j s 133 131 !35 M ' 40 41 4- 4S 44 45 52 James Johnson, Fossil..., E A Putnam, Fossil. Oliver Nelson. Condon W 11 Aldridge, Bigelow.... Mrs. Lizzie la liner, Condon 10 27 50 57 75 24 75 60 50 F M Lovgreu, Davidson 22 00 J W Osliorn, Douglas 8 2) 'Amount ol state fund f 1470 00 Amount of county fund . . . 2428 72 Total .3898 72 i Unused balance. 32 2i PHOTOGRAPHS. W. L. Kit-hards, the Condon artist., is j pri paieil to make all bizea of photo- liiratjlis Inim etamns to enlnrvemeiite. Ur(,Vr8 ,.lken r (.r!, v0(lf aU.r ,.0iorg or Inlia-inli enlinveine'nt, with r withont ".'e. All work will lw finished at my new irallerv lnet imrth of tiie drnir store t C(:(Jon; (.Minrantee all work that is pant lor when taken MONEY LOANED. First Mortgages on Improved Farm t Property Negotiated. ilWIlll Siailipj illKKWS PWOKIf. iiaker City, Or. 1 In the circuit court of the state of Ore i gun fortiilliam conntv. I In the matter of HaUtead, Kiuehart & Co.. insolvent debtors. To the creditors of the above estate: Von are hereby notified that on the 29th day of July, 18!) I. the assignee of the es tate of Hals!e.id, Uinehart & Co., insol vent debtors, filed in the circuit court of tiie state ol Oregon,' for Gilliam comity, his final account 11s such assignee. Yon !aro further notified that on Sept. 22, ! 1800, or as soon thereafter as the court I may designate, the assignee will apply to said court for n settlement of said m j count and for a discharge from all liabil I it v as such assignee. . I... ..!.. fti , '"'MXhwch. Assignee. " " Assignee's Notice of Final Set- tlement. In the circuit court of the state of Ore- count as such assignee. Yon are further "'''"ed that on hept. SJ, IS.ib, or as soon thereafter as the court may designate, nnrv wi np,y to said court for settlement, of said 'account and for a discharge from all liability as such as signee. Dated July 3D, 18. H. B. IlK.snHtcKS, Assignee. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the RtatidarrJ, PHIfUfH : FOR SAIvB! m.1 OFFER FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Two Town Lots Fronting GO Feet on East Side of Main St., Condon. Also 50-foot Front on West Side of Main Street the Best Business Stand now to be had in Condon. Liberal Terms, or Will Trade for Horses, Cattle or Sheep. L. W. DARLING, CONDON, - S. B. BARKER, DEALER generl mm CONDON, OREGON. STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. Condon Hotel , CONDON, - : - OREGON. Mrs. S. A. Maddock PROPRIETRESS. 'rniai' .'...''''.. This Large New Hotel Is the Most Comfortable and Best-Furnished Hotel in Gilliam County. First-class Accommodation and Low Rates . The table is supplied with the best that the market affords. Iv. O. Ralston, OLEX, - : - OREGON, DEALER IN General Merchandise, Implements, Choice . Groceries, Drygoods, Hardware, ; drugs, boots and shoes. Full lines are carried and new goods constantly arriving. Stock salt, blacksmith coal and feed in carload lots, at competition prices. It will pay stockmen to come to Olex before buying elsewhere. Gouj canipitisj accommodations. KEEP - YOUR - EYE - ON -.OLEX, T. G. Johnson. Johnson -PROPRIETORS OV- Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large New Barn on North Main Street, Condon, - - Oregon, HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD, CUAKGES VEBY RBASONABI.E. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates. A share of the public patronage is resi.ectfnlly w lftited. RINEHARTS RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Proprietor, The public will find that no better accommodations cad. he found in this country than at this houpe. Meals 25c; bcxU 23c, LIVERY STA6Le7gONEGTICS. RATES VERY MODERATE. : - OREGON. IX. AI0!SE W. L. Vim,x. & Wilcox, w.fct-. eis
