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THE CONDON GLOBE
WILLIAM II. IIORNIBROOK.
l'abllsh.r.
MOHHciuiTioN rmcic, u no pick yka!
Knlerad it Pwnnfflit m second-class ullit.
I'nblltlwd Kfy Friday.
Cop) h changes ot standing ads shoald be
tail at the oitloe nut later than Monday uoon ol
orb work to Insure prow it attention.
('nil ol Thanks. Resolutions nl Heapert, KM.,
I rents per Into. In advance, seven words to lino,
Other advertising rates on application.
ThU paer InvtIM eommtinlratlnua on citr
feol topics ol general interest but the editor ills
elslins any rcMinaittllty lur statements made
or opinions etpreased by correspondents.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1907.
CIII'KT CONDON. NO. M. W. OF A. MKKTH
Mondays evenlug ol each month In Arm
ory Hall lodge riemi. visiting brothers ant r
q tic id iu meet llh na. A warm welcome
await ynu.
j. k. vavuHN, r. a w. w. ovianxosa, c, k.
Condon Camp No, M W.O.W. meets In Armory
Hall Ilia hnl ami Hunt Thursday evenings
lu each mnulh at s nil. All visiting uelghhors
are eordlaliy Invito! In attend.
W. H. KlNsUtV, w, F. Al lan.
I'lera. Conanl Cotutuander
Sonator-eloct Hourne will soon
take hi si-at nl Washington, and
those who know him best have no
fear but that the people of the great
state of Oregon will never have
reason to be anything but proud of
their junior Honator in Congress.
He ne the energy, ability and
ideals of a statesman. He can and
will do much for Oregon and the
I'aciflo Nortwest.
Bro. Bennetlof The Dalles Opti
mist was uuablo to accomplish the
defeat of Jonathan Bourne but the
Sage of Rabbitville should find
comfort in the fact that his paper
has received a lot of cheap adver
tising throughout the Ktate.
The report of Postmaster Minto
of Portland, which has recently
been submitted to the Postmaster
General, shows an increase in the
business transacted in that otHceof
$ 1,000,000 .00 during the past year.
Thus, dos Oregon's metropolis
continue In "row and prosper.
A railway commission appointed
by the Governor would unquestion
ably be a good thing for Oregon's
chief executive.
Mining is one of the most prom
ising industries in the state and
those engaged in the legitimate
work thereof ought to be protected
against imposition and imposters,
says Governor Chamberlain in bis
message to the Legislature. ,Tbe
Governor called attention to a law
which has been recently passed in
the state of California which had
for its object the punishment of the
promoters of wild cat mining com
panies and recommends that a
law of this sort be passed by the
state legislature during the present
imjhhIod. There is undoubtedly a
pressing need fur a law of thia char
after and no member of our law
making body can have any plausi
ble excuse for ignoring the Govern
or's recommendation.
FrofeMlonal Directory
Judging from the stand taken by
Bro. Curran in the last issue of the
Times, it will hardly be necessary
for (Senator Bowerman to launch
his contemplated third newspaper
in Condon.
yyiLUAM H.H0RNIBR00K
LAWYER
Collection a tiwciliy.
Ofllee In Ui,oiis Building, opposite
Court lioutw.
Condon, Oregon
D.
R. PARKER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Olfice in Condon National Bank Block.
Q W. PARMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Careful attention f i veil tu nil huliies
entrust) in my csri.
Rirher Brirk, : Condon, Oregon.
Notioe For Publication.
DEf AHTMKNT OF THK IMKKIOK.
Land Offlc it The liallcs, Oregon,
January 22, IWJ
Notice la hereby given that Charlie K Key !
noliU. i,l (Iwchilnleu, Uicgnn, lias Med nollce nl 1
bla lithMilliin to make Snal llve-year prool In,
supportm lilai Ulrn. vis: Hotnmh-ad Kulrj S. I
I IIW made July ... IW1, lurtne SH(,. ol nectlou
in, liiwiKhlpU Hnnlli, Haute !tt K.. . M., and
that Mid piool will be made before tint Register
end Itei'circr, at lite DeJIcs, Oregon, on retire- 1
ery M, Inn. I
III llsmes the tallowing witnesses to prove hla ,
conilhHim reslilcuce upon, anil rulttvatlou o(.
trip land, via: M. J. I.yni'b, ltnrv' o-boni,,
Mli baul Kulry and William Krtlreiibw-ht-r, all ul
i.wtiiiiloltin, urfkoii.
Mil hail T. Nolan, Roglaler.
YOOD aV OAVEY,
Physicians and Surgeons
May ami Nlitbt Calla pmrnptly anaarvrerl.
Oitlre, HtM'niid KlrMr Barker Building;, corner
Vlnln and prln( Hnveu.
Condon, Orgon
Notloa For Publication.
UKI'A KTIIKNT or INTKIUOK'
Land ottlie at T'je IaUi. Orr-smi.
January 1, Iwrf.
Nollra la hereby lven that John H. Karr,
of men. iin'Koti. Iiu riled nollreol hla Inteiiinm
lii inakr llintl live-year ir,Hi( In nitort ol bla
rlalin, vli: Hotnealead fciilr) Nu. 9KW mailu
net. j, W, lor lire rlH!4 ol sn-tlon i, Town
ablpl Siialli. KaiiKe Jl K . W . M .. and that aald
rirool will lie made lielore the KeilUter and Ke
eeiver. at The liallea, lreon, ou Mai, h lit,
nu;.
Heiiainia the lollowlnit wltneatea torove hla
eonilntioni rvvldviiee iimmi, and chIHvniioii or,
the land, via: Henry U llklna. ol Clem. Oregon.
Krneat lay lur. Holiert Mi Kinney and Claude '.
Handall. o( olejt, i reoii. ,
Mu hail T. Nous. Kegller.
The ratiflcatiou of the people's
choice for United Slates Senator by
our State Legislature, is not only a
personal triumph for Senator
Bourne, but a triumph for the prin
ciple that Senators should be elect
ed by the direct vote of the people.
In spite of Senator Bailey's con
nection with the Standard Oil Co.,
the Texas Legislature has again re
turned him to the U. S. Senate.
Texas undoubtedly needs a prima
ry law.
The editor of a newspaper who
refuses to take a positive stand on
matters of local or general interest
soon merits the contempt of the
thinking men of the community.
Such a man is tolerated for the
simple reason that he is content to
shine in the dim light of his own
insignificance.
Steiwer of Wheeler and Bower
man of Gilliam have represented
this district in the Senate. Isn't
it about time for Sherman county
to sit up and partake ot the ' Sena
torial pie?
Notice For Publication, (laolaied Tract.)
ri BIJC LA.NOSAI.K.
I'nllerlHUtea, Und Ufline.
The Dal lea, Oregon, January. 5. 1907.
Nollee I hereby given, thai aa directed bv the
enmmlailoner of the (leneral Utud Offlee, HtldiT
Ii.ovinIiiiih ol ael ul Congreijinr.ivcd June J",
twill. Public No. an, we will offer at public aale.
lo the lauheat bidder, at liio'click a. ni., on the
IMIi day ol r'ebrnary neil, al tbla office, the
lollnuliig tract ol Uud. to-wlt:
The NK'iNKU ol Section 17. To. South. lUnae
i k w. a.
Anv rieraiuia claiming adversely the above
ilcirilKd lauila are ailYlaed to llle their etaltna.
or objections, on or before the day above desig
nated for aale.
sIk'HaklT. Nolan. Register.
AKNg M. Lasu, Receiver.
Notlco For Publication. (Isolated Tract.)
PfHI.IO I.ANDHAI.K.
I'hltcd states Und Office,
The Dallea. Oregon, January S, Iwrf.
Notice Is hereby given, that as directed by the
Commissioner of the (letters! Und Office, iiuder
tiroovlKliiiis ol act of I'onureNs of June 27,
I'ul.hr No. :u, we will ull'in at (illbilc aale,
to the highest bidder, at Hi o'clock a. in., on the
lllh day ol Kcbruary next, at this office, the
lollowiug trai'l, to-wtt:
ThesK'.sKliol Section IS, Tp. 3 South, Range
21 K. W, M.
Any persona claiming adversely the aliove
described lsnda are ailvls,Hl to tile their claims,
or objections, ou or before the day above desig
nated lor sale.
ilu haul T. Nolan, Register.
Anki M, Lanu, Receiver, j
Notloa For Publloa Ion. (Isolated Tract)
IM1HI.IC I.AN0 8AI.K.
United Stales Und Office.
The Dallea, Oregon, January 5, 1907.
Notice la hereby given . that aa directed hy the
Commissioner of the Oenernl Uud nltli-, under .
provlhiiius of act of Congress approved lime 27, 1
lsnstt. I'ulillc No. sm. we will oflor at public sale,
to the highest bidder, at 1 o'clock p. in., on the
lath iIhv of Kebrnary next, al tliii office, the
lollowiug tracts of land, to-wit:
TheSKi-iSWi of Section a and KfCWNWu of
mviiim ,i. i f. o nifliu, iniis;e i s... n . M.
Anv nersona claiming adversclv the alw,e.
dcscrllMd lands are advised to tile their ctalma,
or objections, on or before the day above deafg
icu lor saiu.
E.
A. MANN
DENTIST
Crown and H ridge Work Specialty. Office
I'psuin In Ollilam Co. Bank Building.
Condon, Oragon
K. KKNNEDV.U. D,
PMVSiCIAN AND SURGEON
Day km! Nijlit Calls priuuptly nnswereil
Arllnutun : : Oregon
B. WELLS
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR
Htrlci alientlon given to tin linen. Baiaa con
ducted. Veiuallom given.
CONDON, OBIOON
J. J. Portwood
LIVERY
and FEED
STABLE
North Main Street.
Michakl T. Nolan, Register.
Annk M. I.anq, Receiver.
Read the Globe $1.50 a year.
SUMMONS.
In the Comity Court o( the SUte ol Oregon, In
and for Gilliam County.
E. R.Hall, Plaintiff, )
VB J
Jonathan Buyer, Defendant )
To Jonathan Rover, aliove named defendant: j
In the name of the State of Oregon;. 4'on are
hereby required to appear and answer the linn
plaint Sled against you In the abiiveentitlid 1
ai'tlon within six weeks from the date of the
llrst publication of thia summons upon von. to
wlt:lthln six weeks from the Jlsl dav of Dec
emler, llKin. the date ol the tint Ltibllcatlnn of
this mutinous, and ir you fell to so appear and
answer snld complaint within seid time, for
want thereof, the plaittA will apply to the Court
to grant the relief demanded In siiid plaintiffs
complaint, to-wtt: Judgment against yon for the
sum nl $1,1, together wtththe cost and disburse
ment! of this action.
This summon la served upon yon by publica
tion. In pursuance of alt order of the Honorable
r.iiwam iiiinn. jnnire ol lite county of nullum.
State of Oregon, duly made and entered in said
action on the Into day of December. lIHIn.
Date of tlrtt publication, December 11, MOD. .
Date ol last publication, Febramy 1, 1907.
G. W. Taxman,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby Riven tlmt t lie 8rm of
S. C. Doil don & Co. ii hereby dinsolveil,
8 E. Duileon retirinu from the 8rm.
The hnaineaa will be continyet! ty 8. C.
Dodeon, who will nssutne all debts and
collect all money due the firm.
Condon, Oregon, S. 0. Dodhon.
JuntiHiy 1, 1907. 8.. E. Dodhon.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT MONMOUTH
BEGINS Its IMh year September 26, 1906. Three full courses of study. Higher
course recognlied in Washington and other elates. The beat and shortest
way to a state and life paper.
Additional work in both general and special Methods; also, school manage
ment tor graded und ungraded schools will be given this coming year.
Longer terms, blgher wagea and better opportunities are open to Normal grad
uates. School directors appreciate the inperlor ability of Monmouth graduates,
and the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue containing full Information
Will be scut on application. Correspondence Invited. Address,
J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar
CARTER & PORTWOOD
Real Estate and Abstracts
The S. B. Barker Gomp'ij.
LaKt'ORATED
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCKMEN'S
'SUPPLIES
We are junt now opening up one of the largest
stock of Dry Goods iu Eastern Oregon. Our
Groceries are the he in the market. Our stock
of shelf Hardware is complete. We have a large
stock of Doorn, Windows, Mouldings, Wall Paper,
Building Paper etc. Picture frames to order.
We buy by the car load and are prepared to give
you the benefit of it by offering the lowet prices
(i
Stove and Ranges, Barb-wire. Nails,
Paints and Oils. Furniture a Specialty.
Mom rtiona N. 17.
NEW
HOME
SEWING
MACHINES
Are the Best.
W.
'Phone 41.
Needles for other makes.
I. BARKER
CO.
Agency for the Aeruiotor Windmills.
DIRT, DISEASE and the DEVIL
Medleal statistics show that nine-tenths of the epidemics of eontagioui
diseases originate from an impure condition ot the water we use.
, Millions of Microbes.
The DEADLY TYPHOID FEvKR GEKM. and many other eqnallv as FA
IA,lternl "re now 'cumulating in that Improperly connected WATER
I'l I'E and unsatiltary sewer, waiting to be hatched out by the tlrst lew days of
hot weather. '
The onlu Certain Remedy
Ii i to Install a MODERN SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM, endorsed bv boards ol
health everywhere, and the cost iseomparativelv small. II von "will call at
our shop we will gladly show you our stock of materials arid give yon our
prices.
JAMIES0N & MARSHALL
Sanitary Plumbers
Armory Hall Annex
CONDON, OREGON
WALL PAPER
PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISH
Largest and best select
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to material and labor.
W. A. DARLINC.
ftt Miss Oreiner's
Millinery Parlor
A new line of Indies'
dress hats. Uue
Bailors juat received
AImi Misses n d
, Children'fimnbroid-,
ered hats. Infants
bonnets, etc.
Hiss 5atr;erire (ireirjer