Supreme Judge
C 3. Bright, pro , M
Robert Eakin, rep.. 6J0
r.O. Heiley, dam .....330
M. W. Bobbin too ..SO
Attorn; Usnral
CO. Brix.eoe... S5
A. M. Crawford, rep ... 642
B, A. Miller, dsm SS8
F. B. Ratherferd, pro..
Superintendent ol Public Infraction.
J. H. Ackermaa, rep 696
J. K. Hoemer, toe. i
Henry Sheek, pro 63
State printer.
J. C Cooper, toe SR
Willie 8. Dunlwsy, rep 66
Alvin 8. Hawk, pro S3
3. 8. Taylor, deu). 178
Commissioner ot Labor. .
O.P. Hoff, rep 682
W. 8. Richard, eoe 104
Joint-Representative 28tb District.
R. N. Donnelly, rep 605
B. F, Pike, rep 424
County Judge.
Edward Dono.dem ..627
T. U. Woodland, rep 443
Sheriff.
George T. Angell, rep 312
R. M. Roger, dem 644
Clerk.
Pearl Jarvia. rep 620
C.L. Lillie, Jr., dem S33
Treasurer.
George A. Berry, dent 294
E. W. Moore 665
8orreyor.
3. A. McMorria, dem 690
Commissioner.
J. W. Dyer, rep 609
Coroner.
W. A. Darling 87
For Prohibition t 368
Against Prohibition 470
ForConnty High School 673
Against County High School 175
For Eqnal Suffrage Amendment. . ..382
Against Eqnal Suffrage Amendment. 424
For A man t men t to Local Option Law403
Against tame.... 424
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
CWEND0LEN
Both spring and fall grain is doing ex
ceptionally well and with the recent
heavy rain which eoaked the gronnd we
may expect a bnmper crop:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nlr nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Hardy went to Hood
River to pnt np their year's supply of
strawberries.)
Mrs. Dillaboy and two children are
visiting with relatives at Cascade Locks.
O. H. Gnild. Gi R. Flanders and
Marion Keener spent election day in
Condon.
BLALOCK
Miss Caryle of Arlington is spending
the week with her friend, Mis Grace
MeKinney.
Miss Zana Ellis of Wasco is to spend
the snmmer with Miss Myra Stanton.
A rain storm ocenred here Sunday
which has done mucn for the grain.
The storm was preceded by an eitrem
ly warm day Saturday.
The social on Saturday evening was a
great success. $58.50 was cleared.
Andrew Neel of Lone Rock sold 2,850
head of sheep to Murray, the buyer for
Long & Co. They were shipped out
Wednesday morning.
John Scrivner and wife of Idea trans
acted business in Condon this week.
The people of Wheeler coontr are evi
dently satisfied with prohibition as
they again voted the county dry at
the last election. ,
Wm. Brown of Ferry Canyon was In
town last Friday.
Last Monday night Mike Fitzgerald of
Mitchel lost 500 head of sheep on the
bedding grounds near town atter coming
out of the dipping vats. The sheep had
just been shorn and were in very poor
'condition,' together with the dipping
and cold rainy night was responsible for
the loss. The sheep had been sold to
Saunders ot Salt Lake and driven here
where they were to be received by the
buyer and shipped to Utah. - Mr. Fitz
gerald had to stand the loss, however,
as the sheep bad not been counted out.
8haniko Republican.
Monday, June 11th, at 8 p. m. in the
Congregational Chnrcb, the Bridges
Concert Co. will give their closing con
cert. They will be assisted by the
chorus of about 40 voices that have been
under their inetrnction for the past
week. The program will consist of
quartettes and duetts and readings of
good character that will please all.
Several very hnmerona numbers will
also be given. Admission, adults 50c
children under 12 yrs. 25c.
MJSW&M ITEM.
Bran 117.00 V ton.
Shorts $18.00 ) ton.
Mill Feed $17.50 ton la lota of
ton or more. Term cash. Free deliv
ery in town. Uiluan Co. Muxixo Co.
The Orange plenie will be held at Fro
man's Gro in Ferry Canyon (Saturday.
Go to Dod son's for Ladies' Shoe.
The first wool sale day for Condon'
w he JdD 23.
Fish every Friday at the Palace Hotel,
Mr. Beck and children who have
been visiting at the home of J. H.
Hugh for the past few week depart
ed Thursday morning tor their home
near Spokane.
See Eherie, about that new spring
salt.
The Bri!ge Concert Co. will give a
concert at the First Congregational
Church Monday evening. Admission
adults, 50r, children 25.
Best meals in the city at the Palace
hotel.
The Home Bakery make fresh taffy
and home-made candies every day.
Have yon (tied them.
Finest quality of groreriee, cheap lor
cash at Waseon's cash Grocerv.
W have Just recejved a carload of
wire and nail. Call and get price. ;
Dana Broe. i
i
Have yon tried those fine turkey din-
ner at the Summit hotel, we have them
every Sunday
Tak your abstracting to M. D. Car- i
ter's office, one door north of poetofOre 1
building. Work guaranteed. tf '.
Wet feet enda with a cold or sore
throat. Save this by having. O. W.
Propst put on a good h for yn.
The Palace hotel furnishes flrst-class
hoard and moms to their patrons at
reasonable rates. Try them a week.
We are offering the public a 147'
grain drill for 90 and a 147 hoe (trill
for $80. This offer I to hold good while
the supply lasts W. L. Barker A Co.
J. J. Portwood
LIVERY
' and FEED
STABLE
North Main Street
Moore & Golden,
GASH GROCERS.
Our stock it now arriving and
is fresh, clean and up-to-date.
CROCERIES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES
All fresh and good to eat Call and
get our rlc. Homt Fhont Ho, 12
MAIN STREET, C0N00N. OREGON:
WILLIAM DUNLAP
BlackamtthlnR and General Repair Work
All Work Guaranteed.
After April tat at NEW LOCATION, NORTH MAIN STREET
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
'jiew York Pree. i
It is had policy to prove a man wrong
in an argument when yon know he ha
some other ay of getting even.
Ton don't have in wear good clothe ;
it yon can afford to. j
A girl nver (ikes yon t kiss her on-
less she savs she doesn't.
There would be a lot more fnn Inrelig-'
ion if people tried to discourage you .
from it. i
A woman talks the kind of talk she
does to a hahy o the hahy won't be
sorry he can't talk it bark. , I
Generally when a man is a great "help
around the bona lie in't veiy mnnti at
supporting the family ont'iile.
There will he money enough In the
world for everybody when it is no nse to
anoyne.
On a nice spring day it seems like be
ing sentenced to haid labor even to have
to yawn.
A nii-e thing ahont having a large
family is yon can't afford to have any
other had habits.
A girl is pretty sure you want to mar
ry her when yon tell her she has hair
like some famous actree.
Small bora wouldn't mind having
ears if there were no mothers to wash
them.
It's advice when yon give it and lect
uring when you get it.
A man is nearly always ashamed to
admit he was never wild.
Some boys who go to college don't ev
en learn to play base hall.
It's funny now artistic people think
long hair will make np for brains.
A widower think he might do better
neit time and a widow tlmt she could
nut do wori-e.
The early bird rises so soon so thnt
the youngsters can lie abed while the
worm is being caught.
Some women seem to think that on a
rainy day a pair of becoming stockings
is of more ne than an innrerella.
The Condon Club Saloon
B. CARRINGTON, Proprietor
The I-1 nest Saloon In Condon
We handle only the BEST GOODS that MONEY can buy
The following it a list of our leading brand
WHISKIES
Janus I. Pepper In Bond Whit Corn
Ysllowston, bodied in Bond Canadian ('tab In Bond
Old Orsnd-dad
Moaongaiwla Whit Kre
Pony
Okt Crow
ft-OTvH
NOKWKGIAN
R Hand
Old Kentucky Rum Club
Parker's Kye
Monarch
IKIHI1
Shaw's Whit Halt
Hork and Rr
MrHraref In Road
im K obi kotow
Imperial
Halnter Hurbuo
Mwuoll
SWF nihil
Canadian tthlts Mall
ralllnavr XXX
BRANDIES
Peach Appl Orap
Hennessey t star Kvpauld Cutnaetslar Ktarlat Dnpontl liar
GINS
Old Turn Ola Pin Old Dry Ota Kl part (iln Ry Mall Ola
RUMS
Pin Old Janaea Ham Ram and Onm Ria-k Candy and Ram
All kinds of Cocktails, Cordials, Bitter and Punches. We handle
the FA MOl'S IMPORTED GERMAN BITTERS, "LIT
THAUER'; leading brands nf choice Havana
. Cigars; Fine California Wines; Olytrpia
Beer, on draft and bottled.
We respectfully solicit the forming trade in pint, quart or gallon
i lots, either in ble'ided or Straight Bonded
Kentucky Whiekiea.
MAIL ORDERS Receive Prompt Attention.
IRRIGATION
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
GASOLINE ENGINES
Spraying. Pumping. Sawing, Etc.
One drop of Gasoline with nine
times more air makes the power.
Expense ceanea when engine stops
2 borne power and up. Write for
catalogue and prices Yours truly
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., Portland.
Condon Mllllneru
Parlor.
Complete and up-to-date
Line of
Spring and
Summer Millinery
Bowerman Bld'ng.
Summit Street.
WALL PAPER
PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISH
Largest and beet select
ed etock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to material and labor.
W. A. DARLING.
MT.
HOOD
B E E R
B...55
LEADS
ALL OTHERS
?i its
M. H. ABBEY & CO.
Distributers
Sherman fluff
Breeder of .
a. O. Drown kaahorna. Barred Rook
and M. B. Turkey.
took and Eaa lor Sale.
I , I.KOHOK.NM
Males Il.no Females We nd I 1.0
: Kmc, per sMIpc nt Ift l.ao
HaKKKD kcm-kh
Males I.'.UD Females .. 7S I 1.(10
Ernn. per silting n( 16 2.00
M. H. TCRKKVH
Mule. $4.M to ... p.i Females 18 to... I 4.M
KlCK. per ittlllX ol I 8 00
Sherman Huff
, OROY.OREOON
The Globe $1.60 a year.
JERICO
U n
W - ..-.saaii!.,,iiMf
3
I -.a SR.)". I
iiiiilailiilttltot'ifrtfWffTlmfr5
The celebrated jack. JERICO. will
make the season at the old Downing
filace, one mile north of Cnndnn. at $1S
nsurance. Thla jni'k stands hands
high, weighs 1100 ponn.ls Has stood
two years In Wasco and Sherman conn
ties. Will have moles on the ranch to
show lor themselves. At the old Down
ing place alter March 15th.
J. W. BOOTH
WASCO. OREGON.
THIS
Space
Belongs
TO
H. V. PAULING
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads.
Cards.
Envelopes,
Legal blanks
And all Kinds of Job
Printing at the
GLOBE OFFICE
Notice of Sal of Bond.
Nnllo I hareb glrun thatth Cltrol
Condon, Oregon, rvreive proposals
or th purchase ol 8vnten Thnnsand
Dollars (f 17.000 CO) par vain In amount
ol negotiable euopon bonds ol said City ;
Haid bonds are of the denomination n
600 00 rarli bearing interest at the rata
nl 0 pvr cent, par annum, payable semi
annually, on lb 1st day of August and
the 1st day of February of each year.
Ha id bonds are dated 1st of Angnst 1906,
and th principle thereof is payable ab
solutely on the 1st day ol August 1S26;
ptim ipal and Interest payable In U, 8.
Hold Coin at the banking house of
KounU Bros , New York, N. Y. Healed
proposal must be addressed to the Re
corder of tlit- City of Condon, tilllisro
Connty, Oregon. Rid will be teoelrsd
np In the hour of 8 :00 p, in. the 2nd dav
ol July 1006, and villi b 0enel by the
Hetnider of said City, at hi nISce in
I'nndnn, Oregon, at the honr of 8:80 p.
in. of aald day. Haid bond will be sold
to the highest Udder, but not for lass
than tiieir face value. The Common
Council reserres the right to reject' any
ami all bids. '
C. li. Ilosnsa, Recorder. .
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrant registered prior
Feb. 1, 1906, will lie paid upon pre
sentation at my office. Interest eeasei
My 5, 1906.
K W. Mooki,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
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PHOTOCRAPKER
..Copying, Enlarging nd Viewing
v Portralturs ppevfalty. All work
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WKUT HJI)K N. JAlh 8T CONOON. OEEO
ft Miss Greiner's
Mllllneru Parlor
A new line of ladles'
dress hats. Uage
sailor Just received
Also Misses and
hat. Infant!
bonnets, etc.
fss Qattyeriije Greiijer