THE CONDON GLOBE
HARTSHORN & MERESSE
lubllatier.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1907.
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' Thle paper Invite, eomauntratfona an eu?
reniiowceof general intereet kut lee editor die.
elelme any rreponelbtllir lor at (amenta aaede
bwipuiawa 4prsar?u at eutieu poiaioata.
CU'HT CONDON. NO. M, F. OF A. MEET
Mondays evening of each saontb la Arm
ory Hall lotlire mom. Yltlline brothers are re
eueetrd to meet with as. warm w el com,
awaiie you.
President Roosevelt as the
guest of the Deep Waterways
Association has during the past
week or ten days been taking a
trip down the Mississippi river
from Keokuk, Iowa, to New Or
leans on a river steamer in com
pany with several governors of
various states. The object of
the trip is to give information
and arouse the interest of tha
President and other prominent
men of the nation in the matter
of deepening the channel and op
ening up the large rivers of the
country to give better access in
the interest of commerce and to
help in the development of 'the
country along these rivers. The
President has gone into this
scheme as deeply as any he has
heretofore taken up,- even men
turning the Columbia river with
words of praise and showing
knowlege of all the big water
ways that one would not expect
from any but a specialist in that
line. He has made many
speeches along the way at the
various cities and towns and has
been met by thousands of people
at each place. The people of the
South seem to be as hearty as
those of the North in welcoming
him, and this with many other
things which he has done is doing
as much do do away with the old
emnity between the North and
South as the war with Spain and
that is saying a great deal One
of the most important of his say-
ings along that line was at Men-
phis, Term., when he said, "In
the fundamental questions most
deeply affecting the life of the
nation there can be no proper
division on party lines" and this
saying with others and the fact
that he lives up to these sayings
has made him what he is; the
foremost man of the nation in
the minds of the people of the
United States.
If the Japanese as a nation
are not riding for a fall, then
the Japanese government ought
to take severe measures with the
faction of its people who are giv
ing continual provocation to the
people of this country for fresh
aggression against the Japanese
on the Pacific coast Word has
just been received by the author
ities at Washington that a party
of Japanese from one of the
poaching schooners landed at
Litak Bay and looted all the
houses they could get into. The
settlement was either poorly
armed or all the men away for
the invaders got away with their
loot, but the chances are that if
they had been repulsed and a few
of them killed that the Japanese
public would have distorted it in
to another anti-Japanese outrage.
This species of provocation can
not be continued without mak
ing more bad blood, and if the
Japanese government wants its
people well treated in the United
States, it should keep them in
order.
The Louisville couple married
under water, the other day, wil
find it no picnic keeping their
heads above it after they settle
down to housekeeping.
j '
a caniornia man has just
been released after having
served thirteen years for a crime
he never committed. Possibly
nis disposition has not been
soured by the experience, but,
at any rate, he should not be ex
pected to regard it as a joke.
Whether he is ever elected
not, Mr. Taft is managing
have a good time.
Everything, has not gone up
in price. Happily, circus tickets,
red lemonade, peanut3 and pop
corn are still within the reach of
everyone.
Contracts for five torpedo
boat destroyers awarded The
influence of the Peace Confer
ence goes steadily onJ
Sheriff Sal.
Notice la hereby liven that an execution and
order ol a la waa laaued oat ol tbe Circuit CouH
ol toe State ol Oregon. Gilliam county, on to
lad day ol October, raw, upon a decree therein
rendered on lbs 19th day ol September 1907, Is
km ol E. A. Darling, plain US' and against J.
i McOarry and sa rail H. McCatty, defendants
which tald execution and order ol sale la to ana
dlractad and commanding ma to sell tha prop-
arty hereinafter described, lor the purpoaa ol
eatlefylug the Judgement ol tha puiutitr In laid
cause lor tha aura ol una Handrad Fitly and ao
100 150 WI Dollara. with Interest thereon ai
the rata ol ten per cant, per annum from the
18th day ol Decern bar ISM, aud Kitty Dollara
attorney fees, and the eoata and dlabnraementa
ol aald ault taxed at Seventeen and no 100 117.S9
Dollara.
Therefore, in compliance with aald eieeaHoo
and ordar of tale. I wlU ou Tueadar, the Ulh
day ol , Sot., HOC, at the hour of two o'clock p.
H., at the Coart Houae door In Condon, OilUam
County, Oregon, aaU at public auction to toe
higheat b.dder lor cash in hand, lor tha purpose
ol eallefvlog the Judgment and decree above
mentioned, the following described, real prop
erty, to-wit:
Lots numbered Three (Jl.Four. (4, NIne-9-.and
Ten-10-ln Block numbered Thirteen (13) In
Ward's Addition In the Town ol Condon, County
ol Gilliam, state of Oregon.
Dated thie ta day ol .October. 1907.
R. X. Rooim,
Sheriff of Ulillam County, Oreaoa
Sheriff
Notice) la hereby gtvea that aa eaeeuMoa ana
older at sale was teased out ol the Circuit Oeart
of the Man of Oegoa, Morrow County, oa the
sth day at Aug oat. ISM, apna us area tberela
rendered aa tea 14th nay ol March. Hut, la Savor
ol E. R. gwlneburne, umIuUbT, and agaiaal O, (a.
Boyd and O. tl. Bora as heir al law ol Emma
A. Boyd, deceased, and W, R, Swing as Adnata
latrator el the Estate of Ueo. P. Ktaltley,
deceased, defendants whteh sale
sxaeettoa and order ol aala at re me directed and
aom at ending me to sell tha property herelnaltar
described, lor the purpose of eatlafrtng the judg
ment ol the plalnua la said cause lor the sua al
Srx Hundred, Twenty a uo W0 00-Dollars
with Interest thereon at tha rata of ell per sent
per annum bom the 14th day ol March, 1904. aad
100 01) attorney lees, and tha eueta aad dleeuree-
ments ol said anil taxed at KM.
Therefore, la eompltance wltk aald exerwoea
and order ol sale, I wlU oa Tuesday, 'aa Ma nay
ol October, 19u7. al Ike hour ol t o'clock p. m., at
the Court Bones door la Condon, ailliea Coaa-
ty. Oreaoa. sell al public eucttea M) tha k If ileal
bidder lor cask la head, tor the purpose ol Salle
fy Ing the Judgment and deeree above mentioned,
the following described real property, to-wll: ,
The South-East unerase ol tha North-West
quarter, South-Weal quarter ol the Nortb-Eaal
quarter, and North-hall ol South-East quarter ol
Section Twenty-nine, -JS- Township Oaa -I-eouta
ol Rsnga Twenty-two E. W, M alia
ate la Ollllam County. Oregon.
Dated thU Srd day ol September, 190?,
R. M. Roeaaa,
Sheriff al QllMam Couaiy, Wrugoa.
Notloa For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Land OfBca al The Dalles, Otagoa,
Bept &, 1907.
Notlea la hereby given thai Robert J. Hammer
ol Clem. Ore., baa tied notice ol his InmnUoa
to make (nal commutation proof la support ol
bleclalm.via: Homestead Eulry No. ICEBIauda
Feb. 4, 1906, tor the
EHNEt, Section H andWSNW'X ol BscUon JS,
Tp. x Bouth. lunge E., W. M..and thai aald
proof will be made before the Regtstsr and Re
ceiver, at Tha Dalles, Oregon, oa Not. Mb,
1907.
He names the following wltneaaes to prove bl
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ol.
the land, via: W, A. Rlggs, E. J. HaPheraoa,
Wm. Nendel aad 0. A. Webstar all ol Clean, Ore
gon.
C W. Mooaa, Register.
Notloa For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Laud Office al Tbe Dalles, Oregon,
August 17, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that oa May 17, 1907,
the State ol Oregon, by Its duly authorised agent.
In due form, tied In this offioe aa application to
select ss Indemnity arbool land the NWWNIV
and SEJa-N EK ol section I, T.I Mouth, Range
E., W. M.
Any and all persona claiming adversely tha
above desert bed lands,or desiring to object to the
allowance ol the tame, should ale their clalma
or objectloaa In this office oa or before tha Ilia
dj of October, 1907.
a W. Moons, Register.
Notice.
Anyone, ohncriber or non-ub-
cribtr, winhinn to call long dig
tance must either call from thei
own phone or come to the Central
office. Positively no long distance
connections otherwise.
L. E. Laurence,
Attention!
Lincoln Bucks for sale,
of C. A. Simpson.
Inquire
Treasurer's Notice.
All connty warrant registered prior
My 1, 1907. will be paid npon pre
sentation at my office. Interest cesser
May 1, 1907.
E W.Moore.
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon
For Sale.
The Jackson property on Snnth Halo
Street. Inquire at tbe Globe otbee.
For Sale.
A tmall cottage in Dnnn'a Addition.
Price 250. Inquire at the Globe office
For Sale.
One of the beat home in Condon
Good 9 room houae, barn 24x22, 4 Iota,
windmill with 2.000 gallon tank, 3,000
leet of annaed lumber. Inaulre of
H, A. Hartshorn,
ALBERT DAMS
Livery and
Feed Stable
Oar Livery Stock Is Flrat-Claaa.
Beatattention to boarding Stock.
Your Patronaga h) Solicited.
SPRING STREET
Condon Oregon
The 0. K.
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GOLDEN TBVkNS. Proprietors
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Baths in Connection.
One door north Gilliam Co. Bank Bltlg.
SOTICI FOR PUBUCsXIOM ol State Selaattoa
United ataeae UadOffloa,
Tha Dalles. Oreaoa. Beataaabar Mh, 1907.
Notice la hereby given thai oa Heptamber e.
1907, tha sutanf Oregon, by Its duly authorised
agent, In due lores. Sled la this office an appli
cation to select aa Indaanlty school land tha
.NIJNe,ol Section B. T. 1 South, Range
W. M.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above-described land or desiring to object to the
allowance ol tbe aaate, should Ble their clalma or
objectiona In this office oa or before tbe Slat day
of October, 1907.
C W. Mooaa, Register.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice la hereby given that lha aaderalgned
baa been appointed by tha Bon. County Court ol
Qilllam County, Oregon, Administratrix ol tha
estate of Daniel J. Wilson deceased. All per
eons hsvlng clalma agalnat said aetata are there
fore hereby notified to present tha aama to the
andertlgned at Condon. Oregon, within all
month from the date hereof tbe same being the
date ol the drat publication of this notlea, bald
clalma being verified aa required by law.
Dated Septembir 27, 1907.
Ehilv A. Wilson, Administratrix.
O. W. Parman, Attorney for Administratrix.
("NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of State Selection,
United States Land Office,
Tha Dalles, Oregon, September t, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that on Sept. , 1907,
tha Stats ol Oregon, by Its duly authorised
agent, In due form, Sled In tbia office an appll
cation to aelael aa Indemnity school land tha
KiHV4 of Section 9. SWSW aad NWW
E H ol section it and hn ol Section 16,
T. I south, Range 28 B W. la.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above-described Isndi, or desiring to object to
tha allowance of tha una, should file their
clalma or objections In this office on or before
the 31st dsy of October, 1907.
C. W. Mooag, Ragtator.
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Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF TBS INTERIOR.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
September 24, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that
Albert Collins, of Condon, Oregon,
has Sled notice of his Intention to make
Snal flvs-yesr proof In lupport ol
hia claim, Tls: Homes lead Entry No M58 mads
Aug. 20, 1900, for the Lots ( and 10 of Section SO,
T. t South, Range 20 ., and t'ASi of Section
25, Township S South, Range 19 ., W. M., anal
that aald proof wilt be made before the Reel, tar
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregoa, oa Novem
ber Htb, 1907.
Ha names tbe following witnesses to prove
hit continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, vis: WlU Meek, James Couture
Louis Couture and Charles Waketaaa, all ol
Condon, Oregon.
C. W. Mooaa, Register.
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Notlea For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office al Tha Dallas, Oregon,
October 7th, 1907.
Notice la hereby given that James F. Hurt, one
of the heirs aud for the bain of Douglas H.
Hnrt, deceased, of Gwendolen, Oregon, has Sled
notice of bis Intention to make final fire-year
proof In support of hia claim, Tic Homestead
Entry No. 93011 made May Mb, 1901, for the
E'4Vt'4 and Lot I of Section 7 and NENWW
of Section 18, Tp. I South, Range a E., W. M.,
and that ssld proof will be made before O. W.
Parman, U, S. Commlaaloner al hia office in Con
don, Oregon, on November 2Srd, 1907,
Hu names tbe following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and saturation
of, the land, Tls: H. S. Moore, Oles, Oregon. O.
R. Flanderi and B, F. Olasener of Gwendolen,
Oregon, Henry W, Hartman, of Condon, Oregon.
C.W.Nooal Register. ,
R. PARKER
ATTORHEY-AT-LAW
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Q W. PARMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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