THE COU GLOBE
HARTSHORN & MERESSE
retritehers.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1907.
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V- Mondavs evenlns ol aack anrntfa la Arm
or? Rail kale room. VUHlut brothers ere re
...weied to meet with vs. A vara welcome
awaits yoe.
The Times of last week came
out in a short editorial in which
it seemed to infer that we had
written something which we are
ashamed of and ought to take
back. We have written nothing
which any square, fair-minded
person could be ashamed of and
therefore have nothing to retract
The Times also, "as usual,
garbled the account which ap
peared in the Oregonian of the
12th. We would like to ask
why it did not publish the entire
article instead of picking out
something which suited it? Why
did it not quote the little piece
about Collier's resignation ,
"which resignation however had
a string to it" Why did it
not also publish this, "Thompson
should have been punished for
the crime as there was evidence
In the first trial to show that he
provoked the fight with his vie
tim and slew without good cause"
Of course the Times would like
to smooth these things over and
blind the eyes of the people to
the facts, but it doesn't know
how and simply makes matters
worse whenever it tries.
It was proven last week by
the grand success of the May
ville Fair that such events are a
great boon to Tany district and
similar events are to be held in
future as everyone has seen the
good derived is for the benefit of
alL 1 The Grangers are to be
congratulated on starting
the movement in this district
They have done a great deed and
their efforts are truly appreciated.
The products on display opened
the eyes of the people of both
counties and the majority of the
farmers, who saw what their
neighbors were producing on
their ranches, went home con
vinced that they could get as
good results and their labors in
the future will be put forth in
producing something better than
heretofore. The value of the
Grange as an organization is
wonderful and the work which it
has accomplished cannot be too
highly , praised. The order is
are eager to learn more concern;
ing their work. Why a grange
has never been organized in
Condon is more than we can un
derstand, however it has been
made known that a move is now
on foot for the organizing of a
grange in this city. It is hoped
that all the farmers of this vici
nity and business men will fall
heartily into the movement
According to an article in last
week's Times the Globe is ac-
cused of misrepresenting certain
parties in a recent editorial. The
editorial in question did not refer
to any particular person or per
sons, however, if anyone thinks
we have done him an injustice
the columns of this paper are
open for any reasonable state
ment which ' he may desire to
make.- .
Soap has been advanced in
price. We knew it; salvation
will go off the free list next
cleanliness is next to godliness,
you know.
So far as can be seen, the only
thing the peace delegates at the
Hague have done is to run a
board bill
At least Mrs. Chadwick made
good her threat about never ser
ving out her sentence.
Mr. Harriman denies the re
port that he has ordered all im
provements stopped on his rail
roads. But he allowed the rumor
to soak in long enough to pick
up a few bargains at the stock
market counter.
Juggler Harriman is .likely to
let fall some of those railroads
he has kept up in the air so long.
And there's plenty of room in
Eastern Oregon for such a drop.
Reports from the middle west
say that the Steel Trust is going
into the manufacture of bricks,
purely for its own consumption
of course. But it has been in
quiring the price at which all the
principal brick firms would sell
out to it This move toward
monopolizing another source of
building material is only natural.
If the brick yards, why not the
stone quaries .and the lumber
yards? Then it would be a nat
ural sequence to take in the
paint factories and the furniture
manufactories. The food of the
people who live in the houses is
already controlled by another
giant combine, and it would not
be a long step for these two trusts
to coalesce, controlling the' dwell
ings of the country and the sus-
tinenceof the people in them.
Thereafter it might be the nat
ural thing for the people to ab
sorb the trusts that fed. and
housed them and then you would
have Bellamy's "Looking Back
ward" in practical operation. If
we are going to extend the trust
idea, we really might as well ex
tend it to its logical or illogical
conclusions.
Notice. "
Anyone, subscriber or non-sub-
wiber, winning to call long dii
fance must either call from their
own phone or come to the Central
office. Positively no long distance
connections otherwise.
L. E. Laurence.
Attentlonl
Lincoln Bucks for sale. Inquire
of C. A. Simpson.
Seed Rue For Sale.
Semi Rye for sale, 2 cents per lb.
' See John Knox, Condon,
. For Sale.
The Jackson property on Booth Main
Street. Inquire at the Ulobb office. -
For Sale.
One of the beet homee In Condon,
Jotxl 9 room booae, barn 24x22, 4 lots,
vinduilll with 2.000 gallon tank, 3,000
feet of unused - lumber. Inquire of
H. A. Hartshorn.
ALBERT DAMS
Livery and
FeedStable
Oar Llverjr (Hock I First-Class.
Best attention to boarding Stock.
Your Patronage is Solicited.
BPEINO STREET .
Condon
Oregon
The O. K.
Shop
OOkDEN STftVftNS, Proprietors
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Catting
Hot and Cold Baths in Connection.
One door north Uilliam Ck. Bank Bldg.
Good Propositi"
House, and lot for tale. Bet
location in the city, electric lights,
bath, cement basement, fine lawn,
trees, etc. Inquire of O. A. Berry.
Treasurer's Notice.
All count warrants regiatarwl print
Ma 1. 1H07. will be bald oooa Dr.
sentatiott al tu? otfive. Interest eeane
Maj , 1907.
E W. Mooaa.
Treasurer of Gilliam count, Oregon
Notice For Public ton.
I' ailed States Und MRee.
The Dalles. Okcou, October Ttk. 1J,
Nottee It aerebt sivea that Alice K.'cofBa at
Condon, Oreaon, aai IM notice el berlntenttoa
to auk tnal Sve-vear pivot tu support el few
claim, via: Homestead Entry No. K auMle Ost
11. 11. tor UiKViKi,1VEl of Section ten
SWVtwv, ol section J, Town.nlssoh, Haute
-Al I., W. aud thai said Seoul wlU be made
fort O. W. Parmaa. I'. S. Commissioner, at hit
etlre ta Coadoe., Oregon, ea November Cwd
NO?.
She names the following witaeaeet M prove
aereoutlnwiMS rsetdenee a poo, end ealUvstlna
01, Uw land. Tit: Ed. altera el Condon, (Me
lon, William W.orll ol May vile, Orteon, Mai
Smith and Pred a tat ol Condon, (Mea-oa.
C W. Mooaa, Keatater.
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT O THE INTERIOR
Land OIBce al The Dalles, Oretoa,
Son IX lew.
Notice U hereby siren that Robert J. Hammer
of Clem. Ore., hat Sled notice ol hie Intention
to make Snal enmmntaUoa atoot la mprort ol
Mtclalm.vli: Hoamttad Entry No. Itm made
Feb. M, 19U4, lor the
EHKES. DerUon U andWN WX ol Section a,
Ta. t Sonth, Rutin M E.. W. M.. end that aald
pros! will be made eelore the RerUlef and Re
tint, at The Dallat, Oresoa, ea Her. Mb,
1907.
He nemet the follow 1 1$( wIlneaM to prove hie
eonUuaoea mldanee upon and ealtiveUon et.
the lend, via: W. A. Kim, E. J. MePbeieon.
Wm. Nendel and O. A. WeUter all of Clem, Ore-
eon.
C W. Mooaa, KefUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ol State Beleettoa
Vnlttd Stntee Land Ofllee,
The Dallea. Onsoo. September eta, MOT.
Notice la hereby (tvea that oa 8e.tember a,
191)7, Ibe mate ol Onron, by tu dnly nathotleed
agent. In dee form. Sled la this omee aa nppU
eaUon to select a Indemnity eobooi land the
NE'tei of Section Xj. T. 1 Soetlx, Range 10
E., W. at.
Any end alt persons elalmlnf ad Tersely Ibe
abovedeecribed land or desiring to object to the
allowance ol the same, shoajd tie their claims or
objections In this office on or before Uw Ust day
ol October, 1907.
C W. Mooaa, BecMar.
Administrator's Notloe).
Kotlce la hereby given that the aadenrtgned
has been eppolated by the Hon. Coaaty Coertof
Oi Ilium Coaoty, Oregon, Administratrix ol the
estate ol Daniel J. Wilson deceased. AU I
sous having claims against said estate are there
fore hereby notified to present tbe same to the
andertigned at Condon, Oregon, within six
months from the dau hereof tbe tame being the
date of the first publication ol this notice. Said
clslms being verified ss reqaired by law.
Paled Septeah it 27. 1907.
Emily A. Wilson. Administratrix.
O. W. Parman, Attorney lor Administratrix.
NOTICE FOR PEBUCATIOX ol State Selection.
United Ststes Land Ofllee,
The Dslles, Oregon, September S, 107.
Kotlce Is hereby given that on Sept. S, HOT,
the State ol Oregon, by Its duly aathoriscd
agent, In dne form. Sled la thleoAos an appli
cation to select ss indemnity school land the
8EHI'iof Section . BWHWLj sod NWtf
NE H of SrctfoB 1 and NHNW ol SocUoa 15,
T. tSonth, kange a E., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described laods, or desiring to object to
the allowance ol the ssme, sboald Sis their
claims or objections in this ofllee on or before
the Slst day ol Oetober, 1M7.
C. W. Mooax. Register.
Notloe For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Offlue at The Dslles, Oregon,
September J4, 1907.
Kotlce Is hereby given that
Albert Collins, of Condon, Oregon,
has filed notloe of his Intention to make
SnsI flve-yesr proof In support of
his claim, vis: Homestead Entry Mo SU3 made
Aag. 20, 1900, for tbe Lou and 10 of Section SO,
T. S Sonth, Renge 20 E., and RHS4 of Section
28. Township 3 Sonth, Range t K., W. M., and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Tbe Dallea, Oregon, on Novem-
Iter Hth, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence a poo, and caltlvsUon
of, tbe land, vis: Will Meek, Jsmes Coutnrs
Loals Couture and Charles Wskeman, all ol
Condon, Oregon.
C. W. Mooax, Register.
Notice For Publication.
- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Ofllee at The Dslles, Oregon,
October 7th, 1907.
Notice Is hereby liven that James F. Hart, one
of tbe heirs and tor the heirs of Doeglss H,
Hurt, deceased, of Gwendolen, Oregon, has filed
notice of bis Intention to mske final five-year
proof In sapport ol his claim, vis: Homesjead
Entry No. W0S made May Stb, 1901, lor the
and Lot 3 ol Section 7 and NE'N
of Section is, Tp.t South, Range 32 ., W, M.
and thattsid proof will be made before O. W,
Parman, U. 8. Commissioner at his office in Con
don, Oregon, on November 23rd, 1907.
He names the following wltnessss to prove
his contlnaoos residence apon and ealtlvatlon
of, the land, vis: H. 8. Moore, Olex, Oregon. O.
R. Flanders and B, F. Guuener ol Gwendolen,
Oregon, Henry W. Hantaan, of Condon, Oregon,
C. W. Mooax, Register.
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
Ootobet 71b, 1907.
Kotlce Is hereby given that Nancy S. Woodfln
ol Condon, Oregon, has filed notice of her In-
tenaon to make final five-year proof In sapport
of her clslm, vis: Homestead Entry No. 1147J
made Sept. 17tb, 1902, for the
bESWK, Y,if.'4 end KEltflE!4 of Section 17,
Township 3 Sonth, Range 22 E. W. St., and that
said proof will be made before O. W. Parman,
(7. B. Commisloner, at his office In Condon, Ore
gon, on November 23rd, 1907,
She names tbe following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence apon and cultivation
of, tbe land, vis: Joseph Travels, Daniel I.
Brown, Thomas L. Portwood and Jarrstt Rogers,
all of Condon, Oregon.
C. W. Mooex, Register.
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Men's and Ladies have linen heel and toe.
Cadet Stockings are not only made on a scientif
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We have just received a shipment of the celebrated PALMER GARMENTS in both Misses'
and Ladies'. These are the latest creations, and we want you to see them. Then we have
the sample book and if you wish your cloak made in a different cloth we can have it for you.
For the men we have Ullman & Co.'s samples, and ask you to come in, look over the samples
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Condon National Bank Building
rrofesclonal Director.
D.
R. PARKER
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Condon Mallonal Bank Block.
G.
W. PARMAN
ATTOBHEY-AT-LAW
U. 8. COMMISSIONER
Careful attention given to all business
entrusted in my care.
Ctfunit Blod . : Condon, Oregon.
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Main and Spring Streets.
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