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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1897)
THE COHDOH CLOBL FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1807. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM ' ' " COUNTY, OREGON. Little bankrupt Nevada, with scarcely enough population for one healthy county, is getting more free advertising each day now than she ever had in her life, owing to Jhe proposed big prize fight on the l?th of next month at Carson City between Corbett and FHzsmirnons. It is thought 100,000 people will witness the "argument," including the governor, who recently signed a bill permitting prize fights in that state. Corbet t and Fits have been fighting through the. newspapers for . the last three years, but on St. Patrick's day they propose to go it with their fists . awhile- and no doubt the sun will be obecured for a day of t we rafter by flying teeth " and hair,! "The jirice for' seats runs from $5 to $40. The cry, that the hold-up will save money for the state is all rub bish. The interest alone on the warrants that will have to be issued for state expenses in case ofa fail ure to pass an appropriation bill will amount to nearly $200,000, the perpetuation of the useless commis sions will foot up nearly $100,000 more. The saving to be effected is the clerk hire and other expenses of a legislative session, amounting in. all to probably $50,000. To save $50,000 they are willing to sacrifice $300,000 of the people's money. Salem Journal. It seems that Grover Cleveland never learned the' art of making money until he was elected Pres ident. It is a little singular the other presidents didn't learn it even then. When Mr. Cleveland was first elected president he was worth only about $15,000, but when he steps down and out on the 4th of next month he will be worth a round $6,000,000. That is making money pretty fast, as his salary as president eight years amounts to only $400,000. Grover informs us that he and his family will make a trip around the world, starting next mouth. . . The Nicaragua canal scheme is sidetracked for the present, and it is to be hoped it will stay there un til some more sensible plan can be inaugurated thau for the govern ment to guarantee the payment of $100,000,000 bonds of a private cor poration. Had the scheme been accomplished it would have been a second addition to the Pacific rail roads steaL The government should either build the canal out right or have nothing to do with it. Dolph came home to lobby for his re-election to the senate and was beaten. Allen add Squire of Washiugton and Dubois of Idaho did the same thing and were all beaten. Mitchell did likewise and he is almost sure to go up Salt creek. Legislators have more re spect for a senator who remains in Washiugton and attends to his work, or at least tries to do some thing to earn their $8000 salaries. - President McKinley has certain ly put himself on record as doing a very commendable deed in request ing that the proposed $50,000. to be expended for the inaugural ball be used to alleviate the sufferings of the poor. This proves' that our new president does not go much on fues and feathers. The less brains a man has the more desire he has for. notoriety, pomp and display. McKinley is all right. Following is the shortest bill in troduced jn the legislature: "That from and after the approval of this act by the governor, all farm wag ons or other heavy vehicles upon which the tire is four inches wide or more, shall be free from assess ment and taxation. As the Sultan of Turkey only haa 1400 wives, he will be able to ufaad a great deal of ''back talk" f-'Hii the other European powers. Best Couuh Sti-ud. Tone Go G KIM WHfrllt 1 I til .'OHUli I.. .J J. R. Sovereign, grand raanter workman of the Knights of Labor, has written a letter to the Indus trial Advocate, in which he declares that secret revolutionary societies are being organized in every part of the country, with their members leagued together to resort to war as a means of obtaining "remedies for the populace" which they cannot secure bv ballot. ' If it were possible for Senator Mitchell to get back to Washing ton before congress adjourns, he would no doubt advocate with re newed energy the resolution for an amendment to the constitution for the election of senators by a direct vote of the people. :- It is. believed that Mitchell , would have been elected without a doubt by the pop ular vote of Oregon last June. The two houses of congress met in joint session, last week for the purpose of counting - the electoral votes of the various states, result ing as follows: McKinley and Ho bart, 271 each; Bryan, 176; Scwall 149 and Watson 27. Those having the least number were elected to stay at home. ; A report is being circulated in Washington D. C, to the effect that Binger Hermann will be ap pointed general lund office com missioner, as soon as President McKinley gets around to where he can make appointments. The of fice mentioned pays $4500,a year. . A person would scarcely believe it, until pains had been taken to count them, says Judge White, that there are 17,592,186,045,515 differ ent sounds in the human voice, but it is true. ' If our readers don't believe it, count for yourselves. An experienced publisher never worries because a man is dissatisfi ed with something that has appear ed in the paper. He knows that the paragraph which offends one person will in all likelihood please twenty. Exchange. "Sum wimmen hab got wondah ful powahs ob vishun," says Brud der Wat kins. "Dey kin keep one eye on de hired gurl, annudder on dere husband; an at de same time see all de latest et vies." The N. Y. Advertiser grows fun ny and says: Pefferis right. The populist party is a great party. It is the party of the future, and the longer we keep it in the future, the better for everybody. Putting an ad in a single or few issues of a paper and then with drawing it is like letting a life in surance policy lapse after one pre mium has been paid. Exchange. A California publisher has estab lished a journal called The Man. Before the first edition was off the press, 1 100 old maids had paid a year's subscription in advance. Italian newspapers are cursing the change in the United States immigration laws.. Why are they so anxious to reduce the popula tion of their country? ., The Salem Journal says that the Statesman gets $1000 for support ing Mitchell during the 40 days' session of the legislature. That isn't so rocky. LANDS. , . All penont desiring to acquire title to nny land n ruler the law of the United States, or under the laws of the State of Oregon, will da well to tuke their busi ness to United State Commissioners. A. D. Uorley, at Arlington, Oregon, H. B. HENDRICKS, Condon, Or. H. B. RKNDR1CKS, Fowll. Or. H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, offices ki coxdoii akd roasiL, obegonv direful attention to office counsel and practice in all the coiirti, also counsel by correspondence. We write Deed, Mtgs. Liena, (villa, Tranavrtpte, abatraeli, etc. Fire Insurance In the best compa nies extant Alao attention to Collection and Land Laws. Ko.ary Public In ench office, . I have (five n Chamlivrlaiii's Cough Remedy a fair test and consider it one of the very best remedies (or croup that I have fever tontnl. One done has al ways heen sufficient, although I nse it freely. Any rold iny children contract yields very readily to. thia medicine. I can consciously recommend it for croup and colds in children. Geo. E. Wour r, Clerk o the Circuit Court, Fernandinu, Kla. 8old hy druggists. To Whom It may Concern. Notice is hereby given that In belle Whyte an I family bnve left their home, immirli eollusioir, without jut cause or proiiH-ntion; therefore I will not be re- ..noiiHible to nnr one hnrU.rini,r,.r1lif. ingthem. i" i ' '' ' Jokkpii Wans. MATMif.OB'., Jan. 23, 1817. YES, WE HAVE COT 'ERA ON THE RUN. HICH PRICES AND HARD TIMES MUST GO. Nothiiig can stand before our magnifi cent new goods and marvelous prices. SEE THEM AND ToU WANT THEM. X PRICE THEM AND YOU BUY THEM. The beBt manufacturers produced' finer goods 1 " this season than ever before Vt got them. Leading houses ''laid in n ; limited line of extra ' . choice styles for their best trade We got them. ". "' i aw gSS .,' Large Jobbers offered prices below the , . 1 ! " ' " fuuirkejj to cash buyers We got them. ; Fine goods bought Low can i be Sold Cheap, and - we will do'it. Our great stock has been bought . at a Bargain aud shall be sold at a Bargain. Everything from a needle to a threshing machine. ' The finest and most complete assortment of new and popular . styles you ever laid your eyes on. An immense line of new , novelties as well as all the l'eading standard grades. We will give more honest quality for a dollar than has ever before been - offered you. Call and see for yourselves. W a IN WAGONS We have the old reliable Bain and Studebaker. IN BUGGIES AND HACKS, the Racine and Studebaker. , IN PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL Imple ments, the Oliver, John Deere and Moline Co's goods. All bought direct from the makers. No Port land commissions to pay when you buy of us. JAMES W. SMITH, ARLINGTON, - - OREGON. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for theCoonty of Uilliaui. In the matter of the estate of H. W. Pentecost, deceased. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Wm. 3. Mariner, judye of the ahove-eniilled court, dated January 5,1807, noticaia hereby given to the heirs, creditors und other'persons interested in the above entitled estate, the undersigned ex ecutor has filed his final account and said court has appointed March 2, 1897, at 2 o'clock, p. m. of said day as the time, and the county court room at Condon, Gillinin county, Oregon, as the place, for hearing any and nil objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. All such persons interested jn said estate will therefore, on or before said day appointed for such hearing and settlement Hie their objections (hereto, if any, in the manner prescribed by law. YV. B. PEKTKCOliT, . jl5-50 , Executor of saidestate. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, r tAD Oimi t Th Dallas. Oa., Dec. t, Notice U lM-rebf given that the fullowlnK named aettlertia. tiled notice ol hi. intention in make final proof in aupport of hi. claim and that aid proof will be made before II. K. Frascr, coun ty clerk of Gilliam county at Condon, Oregon, on February 13, MOT, vis;. , : , , , ISAAC M. SMITH, Hd. UOt, ' ' for the nK neli wM nrti see 20 and nwi nwW K21tTiiaof r 21 e. He name the following wnneHK. to prove- m euntiniioua re.ioeitee Upon and cultivation of, Mid laud, tit; Na thaniel acott. G. H. Keel. Henry I'erry and O. II. C. Kurliart, all of Lone Kock, Oregon. jl-47 Jah. f. Mookb, ReKlxteh County Warrants at Face ' I will take county warrants nt their face value in trade at my store in Con don. 8. B. Barkkk. - Look At This. If yon don't want to drink yon don't have to. But if you do enjoy 'first-class liquors and cigars, or a giune of pool or billiards, the place to find it is at the Summit Saloon, in the old drugstore building. Drop In and see for yourselves. To The Public. I have taken charge of the old Dod son livery stables in Arlington and hope iny friends from every w herewill remem ber me when they come to town. My rates are very moderate and the very best care is taken of stock left in my enre. Give me a chance. 3. F. Tiiomam. 800-acre Ranch for Sale. , Situated on Thirty mile; 2 miles of rnnning water all the year; sheep shed 20x30 feet ; box house, and orchard all under fence; best sheep range in the comity. For particulars apply to the proprietor on the premises. ' Johrph Wiiytr. rgs a a. l j3RlPn----liri IflPIl "wU nil TTho can thing ! of aume almple WMie MX3 wWbliEKBTlKN'ftpirnri? aeva, Waa ilagton. !.!.. f.ar their lD urlie oaer ami aarw Uat at one thraiia ad lavaaUona wajateil. I o i-b en KOTICE FOR PUBUCATIOS. LiMDOrnci atTbcDauei.Ob., Jan. Id, 1897. Notice la hcrebr grlven thatthe followlnf-nam-ed aettler haa filed notice of hia intention to make final ponof In aupport of hit claim, and that aald proof will It made tiefore E. L. Free land, I', ft Com., at Heppner, Oregon, on March 6, WSI7, vli: . SAMCEL E. MILLER, lid. 43M, tot the ne!4 ee f tp 2 of r 23 e. Ife names the followliiK wltneiae to prove bit continnoua res idence upon and cultivation of, aaid land, vlt: Joe A. Wooleijr, John W. Vox, Charle Baker and W. g. Smltb, all of loneiOrmrnn. J22-50 Jah. If. Moors, Regliter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof. V. S. Laud Omci TheDau.ii.Or., Jan. 16.US7. Notice la hereby given that Jean N. Uhous haa filed notice of Intention to make final proof before H. K. Frater, count clerk, at bla office in Coudou, Oregon, on Saturday. March 13, I8S7. on timber cHlture application No. 2092, for the neH aec 27 tp 3 a of r 20 e. He name, ai wlt-nenM-: K. F. Munroe. J. A. Walker, H. C. Strickland and V. F. Caaon, all of Condon, Ore gon. IJ2-V) Jas. F. Moobs Reglater. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LASDOrrics at Tiis Dam.es, Oa. Jan. 13, 1M7. Notice la hereby given that the following named settler haa tiled notice of hie Intention to make final proof In aupport of biscla!m,and that aid proof will lie made before J. W. Morrow, county clerk of Morrow county, at Heppner, Or., on Feb. 27, IWI, vis: r CALVIN D, ROBINSON, Hd. (SOU. for the 4 and '4 e4 tee 20 tp 4 of r 24 : He name, the following wltneafee to prove hia rontliiuoui reatdence mon and cHltivatlon of, aid land, vlt: Jamei Fullen, I. K. Smith, Geo. I'erry of Lone Rock, Or., and W illiam Ueudrlx Of Duvldeou, Oregon. - )22-ao Jab. F. Mooas. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof. V. S. Land Orncr., The UAUSs.Oa., Jan. 18, '97. Notice Is hereby given that John W. Cradick, (executor, an heir of William H. Cradick, de ceaaed) haa filed notice of intention to make Anal pi not before J. W, Morrow, county clerk, at bla office in Heppner, Oiegou, on Tuesday, March O, 1897, on timber culture application No. 3054, for the nw'4 ec 17 tp 4 a of r 24 e. . He name, aa wlt iieaae: Albert T. Wllklnnon, Henry E. Warren, Jumea H. Invkeen and Michael H. Bwearingen, all of Duvld.on, Oregon. J22-.W Jas. K. Moors, Regliter, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Office at Thc Dalles, Ob., Dec., 26, JKM. Notice (thereby given that the following-named settler haa filed notice of nil Intention to make final proof In aupport of hi. claim, and that .aid proof will lie made before H. K, Fran-r, county clerk of Olllinm county, at Condon, Oregon, on February 13. 1WI7, vli: . LEONARD LAFFERTV, Hd. 6M7, for the tm'4 ten 18 tp 4 a of r 22 e. He names the following witnemiea to prove hia continuous rea. Idcncc upon and cnltlvatlon of. .aid land, vis: K. A, May, O. B. Clark, (i. Schilling and J. J. ronwiiou, an oi iOiiuou, treaon. Jl-47 Jab. F. Moore, Itcgliiter. Who ean tfalnk of aoDM aimpl thlunUinatnlf ' Profret Tmtr Meaa I ttiay may bring jon wi alth. t Write JOlIS WKUDEHUlIKN ft CO , Pitont Attor. ' vara. Waa ilnstnn. I. '!.. for their $lt) priia oSat and Bear Uut ut one thranaJMl tiaU0B waa0 I ortjvxnnnnrui rJ -aVaVsw Of ArlinRton, ur Mn eoia. i Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United State and Europe. Interest ! SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. Wl SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. D. M. FRENCH, Prsldnti W. W. UIIDI 8.1 I 1 Dl RECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W.W.8TEIWER. E. B. MoFARtANO, U C. EDWARDS AND I WILL PREPAY EXPRESS ON ORDERS FOR DRUGS (EXCEPT PATENT MEDICINES) Sent to me at Arlington. MY STOCK IS LARGE AMD COMPLETE, AND I WANT YOUR TRADE. L. C. EDWARDS. Iv. O. Ralston, . OLEX, - : , 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 priceB. It will pay stockmen to come to Olex before buying elsewhere. Good camping accommodations. KEEP - YOUR - EYE - ON - OLEX. FLOUR! ,rOR CHEAPEST AND BEST FLOUR ON EARTH APPLY SMITH & . ROYAL OF THE FOSSIL MILLS. DROP IN AT COE'S 5W Lower Main St., Arlington, Oregon., whsin you fl Ilk CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kinds of first-class liquors on hand. SUMMONS. In Jattlct'i Court for Condon Prlclnct, Gilliam County, Oregon. C. W. White, Plaintiff, vt Elijah Hen drix, Defendant. To the constable of Condon precinct, Gilliam conntv, Oregon: In the name of the Bute of Oregon we command you to summon Elijah Hendrii to appear before me, the undersigned, a jnstice uf the peace in said Condon precinct, In said county and state, on the 20th day of February, 18w7, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon' of said day at my office, to answer the cumplnlnt of C.W.White, founded on an agreement to pay money, vis: The sum of twenty dollars for hay and stable room for defendant's horses, on or almut December 1, 1804, on the plaintiff's premises on Thirty Mile, in Lost Valley, Gilliam ennntv, Oregon, and interest at the rate of eight percent per annnni from Dec. 1, 181)4, and (or the costs and disbursements of this action, for which sum judgmentwill be rendered against you if yon fail so to appearand answer the said complaint, filed Dec. 23, 1896. It is hereby ordered that this sum mons be published in theCoNDOitGiOBK, n weekly newspaper published at Con don, Oregon, for the period of six weeks from Jan. 8, 1807. . Given nnder my hand this 4th day of Jan. 1807. Ueoboe Tatom. Justice of the Peace fur Condon Precinct. CHARLES FIX, Proprietor of LIVERY, FEED 8TABLE & CORRAL, Lower Main 8t Condon, Or. Hav and train over nlsht. eaab. A0e: hav onlv. eaah, 2fle', atallroom, per iiian, caah 2fic. Camp- niiM'e wim coos-iiove irco 10 parrnna wnn uir nlnh their own fHel. Price for wnlahlns bar. f train, produce of all klndt, live atock, etc,, on nrge walna, 2fic a drafts back welvlilng free, A literal reduction on contract weighing. The U. S. mull for l-oe Kock leavca my bam every morning, except Sandaya, at 6 o'clock. Painen gera will pli-aae give notice the night previous. A ihnro of the patronage ! solicited. XWCoiifaiitlonery ttnre and sods fountain, bitjMicn, cigars, pool table, etc,, In connection, Or. Price's CreAtri Baking : Powder AwanM Cokt sUdal Mldwioler Pair, sea Fraaclae. Banking Business.! Subject to Check. aiiowea on ximsj upusiw. 8TEIWER, Vlos)-Prlds)nt rRANK DT PuhlAV. A. V. nswaunt ALL i - OREGON, FLO U R II THE, TO njoylng a f lrst-cls ARLIIICTOII-FOSSIL STAGER LINE REED, BUCKINCHAMj&MIVEN, PRO PR'S. FARE FROM ARLINGTON TO rostll (ftOoitka) moo Round trip, 1)0 00 Morrill (A3 mllei).. 600 .....Round trip, 900 Condon (30 mllos)... 400 Roand trip, 700 Clem (20 miles) too Roand trip, 1 00 Olex (10 miles)....., 2 00...... Roand trip, 100 8ue leaves Arlington every rooming (Snndav sicepted) st 0 o'clock j It dae at Condon at I p n and arrives at Fowll st 7 p. m. Comfortable covered coaches 'and cartful pfrlncerl rlrlvera. POST OFFICE DRUG STORE : W Keep full Una of Drugs, DruRglsts' Sundries and , Patent Medicines. PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN AND COM POUNDED AT REDUCED RATES. COHDOH BLACKSMITH SHOP O. 8. CLARK, Proprietor. GENERAL BLACKSMITKINC AND WOO WORK. The Only First-class Blacksmith an iii Horaeshoer in the Countv. ' ' MAIN STREET, CONDON, OREGON
