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Newspaper Page TextIDE CONDON GLOBE HARTSHORN & MERESSE Pwblistiete. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 190& SCBSCtUrTIOK PRICK. 1 50 PER YKAft. Entered at FoetoAc M eeeoad-elase wiw. Pabllsaed Ererj Fridav. Coaj teeaerieeiol taadtrqt ads aaoaM to left al UM UBca Bu lam tbaa atoooay HNtl Mk wtk la tow eton umumii. Cards ol Thanke, Reeotatloaa at Rupert. Kir. I cuts per Une. In advene, im words o Ub. Other advertising ratea on application. I Thta viper tavltea hnarllfI3ns oa eV? rent pl el raaeral Interest bat tbe editor die. ,lalms any rttpontfbllliy tor etateasenia aud. tUiMSMU Mr aasiejpeaasula, r forRTcsDON. no, 54, f. of a. meit V- Mundave evenine: of each taoota la Arm or? Hull hidee room. vtslauf brothers are re quested to saeat with aa. A arena welcome The registration books are now open. Don t overlook this matter for it's the important question of the day. In spite of the reduced cost of transportation in many states, the railroads manage to furnish the same quality of accidents. The Comptroller of the Cur rency says that the wealth of the United States amounts to $1300 per capita. We are not questioning the figures any, but there seems to be some sort of congestion in the circulating de partment Higgledy-piggledy cold storage plant, Turns out eggs when the black hen can't; Sometimes a million, sometimes more, And the quality drops as the prices soar. Organized labor in Tacoma is preparing to wage a great fight against-the incoming of cheap Oriental labor. The Seventh Annual Convention of the State Federation of Labor opens in that city this week and some definite policy or outline of policy will be framed to keep out the Orientals. Congressman W. R. Ellis spent a few days in Pendleton last week, having come from the national capital to register and see that his petition as a candi aate to succeed himseli is prop erly launched. While in Portland the Congressman did not have much to say except that things were humming over in Washing ton. He is still working for the creation of an Eastern Oregon district for the United States court and in. following out his plan has introduced a bill creat ing the district, while, to make double sure Senator Fulton has introduced a similar bill in the senate. This time Ellis is to have formidable opposition for the nomination in the Second Congressional District, for while he has been in Washington dur ing the past few weeks a number of men have declared their de sire for the office. Ellis has been trying to find out just how many of these people mentioned are seriously figuring on coming out for the nomination and which have strength and what kind of strength. The strongest of these is no doubt Geer, although as yet Geer has not committed him self on the subject Geer is wait ing to see if the office is hunting him, while Eastern Oregon's grand old man" is not taking any chances of that sort and is out hunting for the office. Lost An army belt pin. Has the insignia of the U. S. Army on it, spread eagle etc. Finder please return to this office. CHOICE . MISCELLANY What la an Claatrant JL.U phytic lata mrvm Bow to I era that th atom -or what go t7 that ban ma; aafrlv b tlefloej at a unit built up of electron., Th problem la the electron. What la It J Aa tb rarta Cwiraua turn up on dv (tuition, th vlectroa to a particle of matter carry. tug charge of electricity, negaUve electricity. "But other acleutlata pre fer to call the electron disembodied charge of negative electricity, pur and alinple." Tbcae two Ttewa be distinct They may I In reality idea ileal. It all deHuda upon tbe nature of electricity, of which we are iu a (tat of Ignorance as deuae at ever. "But even if w leap over tbe diffi culty we are not much nearer a defl ulte conception of tbe modern atom. Whether It consists of a ceutral body surrounded by a ring of electron or whether the electroua are Immersed In the ceutral body, like pluma In a pud ding, are alternatives of which any on may at preoeut take hi choice, for tbe truth la that tbe materials are not auf flcleut for a decision. But the dis cussion on the constitution of the elec tron with which the aclentllic press Is for the moment tilled has been valua ble In brtnglug out two points. Tbe II rat la that a vital change must b made In our conception of the atom. The next la that physical acleuce can not Inform us what that cbauge must be. Current Literature, Mummified Hawks. Archaeologists have been delving for many years In the sands of Egypt, and their labors have unearthed, many strange flnds. But It remained for excavators within the last year to dis cover something which has hitherto not been met with in these subter ranean explorations. These singular linda were made last seasou at Abydos, Iu upper Egypt, by tbe Institution of British Archaeology, represented by iYofeesor Uarstang and his colleagues. Inside huge jars of earthenware were found the bodies of hawks which bad been preserved from Ptolemaic times by being mummified much In the sam manner as the human bodies recovered from the tombs of the lands of the pharaohs. These little hawks are said to present a very strange appearance, with their beaks peeking out from the cross strappings which envelop them. Another find was tbe cemetery of the times of the Ptolemies' rule In Egypt (323 a C, to the death of Cleopatra, 30 B. C.l. In which the muinmiaed birds were discovered. , The Weighing Fad. Two men entered a Broadway tM. taurant and after putting a question to the bead waiter went out again. "What did they wantr asked a cus tomer. They wanted to know If we hen scales here so they could weigh them selves before beginning to eat That seems to be a fad nowadava with rila. tartans who are concerned as much with the Quantity as well aa tha nnsl. Ity of tbe food they eat. They allow themselves a certain number of each meal. Tbey are not content with weigmng the rood, but Jump on to tbe scales themselves before and afror estlng to make sure that they neither overoo nor underdo tbe process of .eedlng. Unfortunately we are not nra. pared to so exactly gauge the Indul gence of a man's appetite. They assured ine mat several other restaurants are o equipped, so thev went on tn lnk for one." New York Sun. The Man of Nature. "Meva. the man of nature" wtm u sn ardeut apostl of the "simple life," was fined recently In Paris for aelitnir picture post cards in the streets witn- tui s license, uwlng to tbe singular i;arb be wears he was taken before the court on a second charge of mas lueradlng. But the court held that th w against masquerading applied on- j 10 me wearing or men's clothes by .vomen and women's clothes by men. md Meva was acquitted. Meva goes :ibout the streets wearing only ouo garment, a lonz white flannel il reusing gown tied round him by a cord. Ha wears sandals and Is bareheaded. His hair, which falls on bis shoulders. Is ilea back with a bit of ribbon. His beard Bows halfway fin trn in hia waist and be carries a long staff. Ho lives on nuts, fruits and raw vegeta-bles. Dangerous Wrapping Papar. In an article by Dr. cVBiiitinW. published Id tbe Munich Medlcinlscbe Wochenscbrlft tbe sttentlon of the nnh. lie Is directed to the fact that wrap ping paper is a fruitful vehicle for germ diseases. Tbe writer sava thnr there can be no doubt of the fact that paper la one of tbe best breeding places for tbe disease s-erma n,i th.t the habit of moistening tbe thumb or forefinger or both with tbe lips when a piece of paper is taken nn hv a next. er often plants the disease germs wnere tney may do much harm. Think." he says, "of the grocer or the butcher following this unclean but widespread custom. The custom should be cried down by the nuhllc nnA th. law should aid In its suppression.' NOTICS "TOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT Of TH1 INTERIOR wniiw aiaietv unQ umoe. The Dallea. Onua, November ktrd. HOT Kottre I herrl.j lr that Owe ahaatOue ol Ooadon, Otvexm, aes tied notice at kit In Ma Una aaaae anal Ire-year proof la support at hw eLtaa. via: Hoeaeeyead gutty Nn IITfl BMHte Nov. . nui. for the WWKKtt NattlSvetlAa liana NNKV( ol Periloa K Tv. I Mouth. Kanaa W. St., ! that e.14 mot will k aiede before the Keaisteraad Re ceiver at The lssltea, Or. o January 17.IWS. He naaMe tae following wiuweew la prove hlarauUnaOM mMence upon awt ealUvaltoa of, the lend, via: St'llltaat Shaw, Jownk NeUoa, tie Kbrlltoan anil Veujaam P. Unlner, alt of CVHtdua, uresoo. C. w. Mooes, Hettrtor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR. unneo aiaies Lanu umc. The Dalka, Uncoa, .November a, wo?. Kottr la hvieby (lva that Wllllaia Shaw, of morion. Orrenn. kaa tied nolle ol bta liihm Uon to stake anal tve-rear oroof la eHpaort of lUaeUlia. via: Hoawatead Kniry No. ga)niade H, two. for lb MVK: of DerUoa fc. DM U tt ol tycoon , NK!NCi4 of aveUon I and NWNWof Section a, T a A. Kant I K XV. M , aud that eaxl proof will be atwle brloi the Rralater and Rerei vet at Tbe llellva, Uteson, on January i;th, 1WA, He uamea tbe loUowliii wttneaaes to arove hit nintluwoua Ktldene apon, and ealUvaltoa of, the lano, via: O. Si. Blakely, Lee SheUnua, X. D. Caven and Uuy tjltamona, all of Condon, Oregon. C. W. Mooaa, Refltter. tMotlo For Publication, Department ot Um Interior, Land Office at Tha Dallea. Umrun, November Kid. ItUT. Kotlr la hereby given that Benjaatla V. Urcl ner. of Condon, Urefon, has Hied noUce of hit Intention to aiakeaual Ave-year proof In lp aurtot his elalra, tl: Hoateateed Kntry Ho. UB made Jan. 1.1th, 19W. for the SA JSJ of lection It, NHNWind-IWi.NaSt of BecUon O, la. J South. Haute M I., W. M.. and that aald proof wUI be made before the Kegttter and Re ceiver at T he Dallea, Orrfou. on January iT.lws. He names the following wllneaaea to prove hit contlnaowe reaideuee npon, and ealtlraUoa of, the land, vis: William gnaw, Ony almmona, WIlbertPryorandLettlbellman all ot Condon, Orrgon. C. VT. Moons, Regtttar. Notlc For Publication. I n lied Ktatet Land Office, -The Dallea, Oregon, November 23rd, 1907. Notice la hereby given Ibat Mary CMoFarland ol Olex. Oregon, haa Bled notice ol her Intention to make Anal commutation proof la rapport of her claim, via: HomeaU-ad Entry Ko.lH made Feb, , ltt, for the N E of Section , Townahlp I Soath, Range JO K., W. M.. and that aald proof wlU be made before the Register and Receiver al Tbe Dallea, Oregon, on Janaary SHU, 1WS. She names tbe following wltneaaee to prove bereouUnaosa realdence apoa. and ealUvaUon of, tbe land, vis: Willet Weal and Hahert Haw ley of Olex, Oregon: Samaet Laudoa and i. R Leslie of Vroy, Oregon. C. W. Moors, Regltler. Notlc For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Land OBlce at The Dallas, Oregon. November 16th, IS07. NoUce la hereby given that Johu W. Anderson ol Mayvllle, Orrgon, haa Hied notice of his InlcnUon to make Inal eommnUUon proof In rapport of hia claim, vis: Homeatead Eutry Na t made March IJth, 1901, for the USSW'i and r-SES of Section 13, Tp. SSnulh. Range is R.. W. M., and that aald proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on January 15th, ItuS. He names tbe following wltneaaee to prove bis eonUnnont residence anon and ealUvaUon of, the land, via: William H. Stephens, John Pule, Jesae Wright and Milton J. Lewis all ol Mayvllle, Oregon. C W. Moons, Register. Notlc For Publication, Department of the Interior, Land OBlce at The Dallea, Oregon, November 16th, l'JOT. NoUce la hereby given that John filled May vllle, Oregon, baa filed noUce of hla Intention to make final eoromutaUon proof In aapport of his claim, via: Homestead Entry No. 8750 made Dee. 10, 1900. for the N. of SeeUnn 13, N tyt NE'i of Section 14, and KK'iHK'i ol section II Tp. 6 S., Range Is E W. M .. and that said proof will be made before the ssoiarss and sacsirss at The Dallea, Oregon, on January 1Mb, M He namea the tollowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eulllvallon of. Hie land, via: William H. Htephens, John W. Anderson, Jesse Wright and Milton J. lewis, all of Mayvllle, Oregon. C. W. Moons, ssoisTss. Notlc For Publication. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Laud OBlce at The Dallea, Oregon, December 2, 1907. Notice la hereby given that Effle L. Miller of Gooseberry, Oregon, has Hied notice of her In tention to make nual live-year proof in support ofberclslm, vli: Homestead Entry No. 87K3 made Dee. 15th. 1U00, for the h'HNEM ot Sec. 21 and NUNWJi of Section 22, Township 3 Soath, Range 23 E. W. M and that aald proof will be made before the moists snd bsxeivsb at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on Janu ary 21st, 19US. she namea the following witnesses to prove ner continuous residence npon and cultivation of. the land, vis: J. A. Lovgren, Tom Morgan, nova rrazer and otto E. Johnson, all ol Goose berry, Oregon. C. W, Moons, Regltler. A Marqula' Hat. The man with the b!rsrer and glossiest silk hat In London la tbe Marqula de) Leuvllle. To see one hia lordship's bats was recently our prlvi lege, and. although the alze Is imt a seven, the height of the crown and width of tha brim are astonishing, bat ahown the same hat In a photograph of tha wearer It did not look at all out of place. This was accounted for by tha fact that the Maranla de Tnvtil. atanda six feet two Inches, Is forty-six Inches rouud the chest and weighs ser anteen stone. London Outfitter. Notlc For Publication. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Tbe Dalles, Oregon, November aoih, 1907. Notice Is hereby given that Harvey R. Wallis of Clem, Oregon, haa filed notice of his intention to make final commutation proof In support ef his claim, via: Homestead Entry No. lsMO made Bept-Sth, 1905, for the EhW, SWBW Bee. 11. HE'4K'4 Section 10, Tp 2 Soath, Range 20 E w. M and that aald proof will be made before tbesxaisTgaand sscsivxsat The Dalles, Ore gon, on January 21 it, 1908. He namea the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon, and cultivation of, the land via: O. W. Williams, W. A. West, 1. II. Pengb and C. H Ballard, all of Clem, Oregon. C. W. MOOBS, BI018TSB. Notlc for Publication. State Selection. II nlted States Land Office, Tbe Dalles, Oregon, November 29th. 197. Notice Is hereby given that under the provis ions of the Act of Congress of Angus! 14, 1848, snd the acta supplementary snd amendatory thereto, the State of Oregon haa this day Hied In this office Its application Na 3, to select the WVNW ol BecUon 17, Tp. 2 8., R. 22 E. W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described land, or desiring for any reason to object to the final allowance of the selection, should Me their claims or objections In this of fice on or before the 24th day of January, 1908. ' C.W. MOOBS, SEtlSTSS. NOTICE FOR pratJCaTION ol stale ""rectl.m I'nlted Slatre Land tutice, The HalHre, Oveguu, Iwcemlwf lit, IW7, Notice la hereby given that under the provis ions ol U Act of tXmcrvM tot Aiunwt 14, l', and the arte spilcaiintary aud smvndaltuy thereto, the Stale nl On.-on, haa of aVpt le.im?, tied la thia oAtee lit application. NAM, to eelert the NW,KK and of Section 31, Tp. mta. Ranae 'MK.,H.M. Any and all persona claiming adversely the above described lauds, or desiring naiiy na ana to objn ltothe Snal allowance ot Hie s- lertlon, shonld Mle their claims or ntdcelioiis la this office ou or kelor the 31st dsy ol Jn aary, IHtat, C. W. Mooag, RcKlster, Notlc For Publication. Department ot the Interior. Laud oatre at l he Italics, Oregon, lieeember IU, l'.i7. Notice Is hereby given thai Alice R. Cornn of Condon. Oregon, hat sled notice ot her Intel, Uon to meke Anal Ive year proof In tnrt of her claim, via: Hum. steed Entry Na,vxm!e Oct lllb, I 'Jul, lor the SKStt A 'tir.V See. X SS' aveUon J. luwnshlpAa, Range .D E , W. M., aud that said pr( will he rasile fore Ueorgv W. I'armau, U. a, t'ommlaslouer at Coudoa,Orvgn,n January i ltain. She namea tbe tollewlng wllnvasra to prove her rantlnuoaa mldvnee npon, and enlUvailon of. lhe land, via: K. F. WeiseaudKd .Iters ol Condon, On-gou. C. W. Moors, Regltler. t Notlc For Publication, pepartmsiit of the Intettur, Land Office al The Dallea, Oiegnn, December 2nd, lC7. Notice It hereby given that John 11. Johnston ol Alas, Oregon, has Died notice ot his Inleution to make nnsl five-year prool In support of bit oialm via: Homestead Kuliy Na MHifl, made May 1, IWtt, for the t ot SecUon J, Tp. a. a. I a. w. aud that said proof will be made be tore the Rrglttei and Receiver al The bailee, Orrgon, on Janaary flat, .sun. He namea the following wltneaaee to prove his eonUntNvtts residence upon, and euiUvaUou of, the land, vis: (J curse Smith, naltel Smith, Hugh Scott and (leorge t'rnm, all of A Jul. Ore. C. W. Mooag, Hrgltler. tfS.i.Bh;) y 0 vpompapy (j 0 f.cauy ardviare 0 0 m OC30 THE BEST in PRINTED STA TIONERY can be had at the GLOBE PRINTERY CALL UP or SEE US about our Prices. Prompt Service and Work Guaranteed. o :o 0 tS3 O CLZ.""?Z"7!) 3 Q Taken Up. Taken up on my ranch 1 i miles north of Gwendolen, one bay gelding, four years old, white spot in forehead, brand D on left stifle, will weigh about 1200 lbs; also one bay mare, five years old, white spot in forehead, brand N on right stifle, will weigh about 1250 lbs. Owner will please call and pay charges of advertising and pasturing otherwise animals will be sold according to law. Ned Howland, Gwendolen. Treasurers Notice. All county warrants registered prior May 1, 1007, will be paid npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceasei May 1, 1907. E W. Moore, Treasnrer of Gilliam county, Oregon 0afa.W t?"?! fl THE S. B. BARKER CO. I ft j General Merchandise j Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Building Material M FURNITURE . : !! All Coodi kittut gradt at lowtst prictt. Yen will bt turt o tt I rigkt trtatmtnt if yon dtal with thin firm. Main Street, Condon, Ore. vttri.Wwaee saT as 4aH aVSM e Condon Dray and Transfer Tino ROT J.W.HIRE une. mi wm All Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling Pianoi carefully handled. Largs amount of Wood and Coal on bant). Condon Meat Company JOHN HARRISON, PraFriio Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef. Pork, Mutton and Veal A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOUOTED Caraer Sprittg aaJ Oregeet Straeta CONDON, OREGON Mount Hood Saloon WM. CONSER, Proprietor. Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Our Patrons are our Friends and are Treated Right. First Door North of the Condon Livery Barn. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED All the Latest Styles AT MISS QREINER'8 MILLINERY PARLORS WHEAT BARLEY INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.. Managers. Higttt Prictt raid For Grain. Gtntral Warthout Butinttt Conducted. Wool Stonp md fiaiug Sfnialty. Dtaltrt in Sactt Win tYailt Sugar Salt, limt, Sulphur Cemtnl Skrrj Dip Etc, OATS RYE KERR, GIFFORD WAREHOUSE GO. D. B. THOMAS, MGR. CONDON, OREGON Wool, Hides, Barb Wire, Salt, Black Leaf Dip, and Sheepmen's Supplies. Storage and Forwarding. Highest Pri ces Paid for ail kinds of Grain. Btawart CampUIl Jam.l Campbell i THISTLE BAR CAMFBtll BROS frearaafav Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors and Clgsrs NEW'riRM NOV STOCK NEW BUILDING , North Main Street. Condon, Oregon.