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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1908)
NEWS OF THE WEEK Tom 0. rullen of Lone Rock was a Condon visitor tho first of the week. . The fiidewalk which waa order ed built ant from the corner of Hunt's hardware store ia nearly completed. The Mount Hood Saloon has again changed hands, Mr. Conner selling out to Reratt & Raper of Hood River. Both gentlemen have had considerable experience in the saloon business, Mr. Reratt having formerly conduct ed a saloon in Hood River. Mr. Conser is as yet undecided as to what business he will engage in, but will probably leave Condon. Mason Ebbert has got a new Mitchell wagon with low wheels and two inch tire. He bought it of Hunt, The Hardware Man who has more wagons to sell Joseph Frizell recently bought C A. Danneman's cattle about 200 head -and is wintering them and 100 more in the straw fields in the Clem neighborhood. When spring opens, Mr. Frizzell intends to take all his, cattle to Lake county, ' whore outside range is abundant, though water scarce. He spent two months in Lake county last fall looking over the ground, and came to the conclusion that it is a much better place for a man with a large band of cattle than this. Mr. Danncman has gone to Cor vallis to spend the winter with his family. Fossil Journal. . The way the new subscriptions have been pouring into this office of late shows that the people of Gilliam county are beginning' to realize that they cannot keep posted on everything in county news without reading the lead ing county paper. i i -- Mrs. Tom Boyd of this city went to Condon Friday, .where she will visit with her husband who is located on j the Condon Arlington branch railroad. The Dalles Chronicle. Mr. Boyd is taking the place of Conductor Mahaffey, "who is enjoying a month's vacation in Western Or egon. Miss Delia Randall, of Qle is visiting in McMinhville and' will spend a month with her aster, Mrs. Guy Nott McMinville Register. F. T. Hurlburt left Tuesday morning for Arlington where he attended the directors "meeting of the Arlington National Bank. He also attended the- directors' meeting of French & Co.'s Bank in The Dalles on Wednesday. Mrs. E. A. Wallace of Monta- villa visited this week with her daughter, Mrs. Carl McCarty. Floyd Moore made this office a pleasant call on Saturday 'last and subscribed fpr the Globe. F. L.- Bishop was in Condon last Saturday and, while ,her subscribed for the Globe. Advertised Letters, . , . Condon, Ore!, Jan': 11, 1908, 1 Abernider; Henry ; ' 2 Blakely, C A; H 3 Brown, Fred ' 4 Brown, Bert 5 Ewell, J A - r 6 Faulkner, W M 7 ' Glascow. Jack.: " X,? ' 8 Gattis, Geo 7 fi v 9 Lialj Frank 10 Lush, Tom- ,L, 11 Murray, Milton 2. ,1 ft 12 ; Stone, Frand . ; . : .', . . John F. Reisacher . , , , , Postmaster .. f Notice. ? ' ' " A Bohonl teacher ifl wanted in District No. 40.;' Apply to '.or ad dress, . C.A. Lov0jifn, L Gooseberry, Ore, INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Jo'nt 8o.lorof I. O. O. F and Rebekah Lodges at Mayvlll. Condon Attends, A large delegation of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows of this city went over to Mayville Saturday afternoon to participate in the joint installation of I. O. 0. F. and Rebekah lodges of that place. Those who attended from this city report a grand time, the program of the evening being especially interesting, and the way some of them speak the supper was a rare treat A delegation of the Mayville lodges will come to Condon to morrow afternoon to attend the joint installation of the local lodges. New Off leers for First National The annual directors' meeting of the First National Bank was held on Tuesday and the usual business was transacted. The usual dividend of 12 per cent was carried to surplus. A change was made in officers, J. Frank Watson retiring as pres ident and also as one of the stockholders. Edward Dunn is now president; Andrew Greiner, vice-president'; N. Farns worth, cashier; F. M. Pliter and Wm. Wherli, directors. The bank is now strictly a home bank." Further particulars can be found in their ad. Real Estate Transfers Asa Hess to J J Fehren- ' bacher, 18-19 b 11 Arl $240 00 Benjamin Marks et ux to ' C.W Wester 320 acres 5C00 00 John Couture to Charles W- Dyer 158.02 acres 3160 00 John C Beach et ux to Jno Madden 9G0 acres 3000 00 R L Sabin to W R Roberts M7b4, 13b2nl-2of 15 ' Lone Rock 325 00 E A Stinchfield et ux to Ar lington LbrCo 1 1 blk 6 : Mayville" : . ,100 State of Oregon to Michael Foley ' - ,32200 Are you in need of a pair of shoes? Dress or heavy shoes, all sixes, at s price never Wore ex perienced in Condon. Dunn Bros. ' A complete course of instrue- 1 - 11.... . .1 1 . lion in hub cxGuuem uieuiuu I under the direction of graduate. 'Iquiaseljool irHvruwnnj BUI HIMMwfi FaBro$., Choice Fresh and . Cured Meats of all Kinds. Highest Cash Price ; Paid for Hided. Johnson Building Condon. Oreaon. oni 1 SWEET. . I WHITNEY METHOD OF mm iy THE POTTED PLANT CLUB. Make Hit In Town Whr Flowers Art Bcare. Nobod In tlx ni'lgtitturboot ever biJ ucti prHtj plant the Browns. Winter or summer tre wni nlrs something ahlnoin either iu thtlr gar den or In tlit lr ample hay window fac lnr tbe south. The neighbor got cllp pliiga, borrowed sd and Ug(d ad- vice of Mr. Itrown, but never bjr an chance did tho approximate her pleat ing result. Mm. Riddle In the next block present ed her with an unhealthy looking ailp from bi-r own dejected and fulling white rosebush, and, lo, by the next season It waa flourishing la leaves and bloom In the Drown garden, while the parent plant waa dead and gone. There's a mystery about tbem planta of alls' Brown', complained Mr, lllddl. "Seems aa If nobody could be wore careful o nolhlu" than I wu o that there white rosebush, eewlu' I allped It offen my fust husband' grave, but It Jet' dwindled away, while the settln' I give ber up an' grew a if bewitched.? Grandma White, wbo gave Mrs. Brown one of two atruggllug chrysan themums purchased from an Itinerant flower dealer, wa also Inclined to rate her eucrese as snoietblng uncanny. Oiib aeason only had Mr. White's chrysanthemum atrugKled agnlnst It untimely doomrthen it had forlornly given up the ghost, while Mra. Brown's chrysanthemum waxed great and put forth in sea so ball of white bloom. Wom the Wi.ff.jw Girdanar. Early In the fall the window of Ilopevllle alway presented an attrac tive appearance. Geranium, verbenas, monthly roses, mignonette, heliotrope and many other lovely flower bloomed there, but each month thinned tbem out until early December found the Brown window alone occupied by growing thing, - Mr. Brown alwaya firmly Ignored hints tbat abe ahould lend ber floral pet for the decoration of the church nt Christmas. Even the frankly ex pressed opinion of the rector's wife that she "loved her plant more than the Lord" did not move their owner. Her fulth was not great enough to rely on any miraculous Interposition of CAKIHO fOB BIS FLOWSBS. rrovltlence to supplement the notorious absentmlndednesa of old Uodge. the sexton, In keeping up the chapel fur nace. By Eaater, when the weather waa mild and ber planta were forced into s luxuriance of early blooming, she waa more generous, and pota of daffodils and hyacinth and crocuses aud snowdrops were lent to the church with s willing heart . The Potted Plant Club. One year she made a suggestion that every niemlcr of the congregation should plant oue or more bulbs, and If they would carefully follow her dl-1 rectlon the church would be assured of such a quantity of plants for Easter aa would make Its floral display a not able one. By the rector's suggestion the Potted riant club was organised, and Mra, Brown was elected director In chief. Every member started three plants In order that there might be an emergency stock to fall back upon. Hew the Plants War Carsd For. ' Among the general ' rules adopted were the following: No plant was to bo kept In n dry, dusty atmosphere or ever stood on the floors where there was danger of drafts. The tempera ture for Uie day was to stand about 60 and at nlgbt never be allowed to fall below 40 degrees. To moisten the at mosphere a vessel filled with water waa placed near enough to tbe Ore for the hot air to evaporate some of it Fresh air slightly warmed was admit ted to the plants when they bad been taken away from the window and cov ered. Their room waa aired every day, Each plant was to receive a daily Washing with a sponge dipped In warm water to which a tiny dash of spirits of ammonia had been added. They were to be watered dally with warm. not cold, water. Sometimes the plants were drenched with soot water, which served to enrich the soil. Liquid fer tilizers were also put on. If a plant showed a tendency to bloom before It was needed, it was kept in the dark In a cooler atmosphere, but one above the freezing point, and taken out in time to allow It to bloom. The Easter flower display that year was unequaled in beauty and variety, and the rotted Flant club Is now an institution in tbe community. MURIEL LEE. Rack Candy. "Originally wbat I now knows as rock candy," explained a con recti onae to s reporter, "was called la the trade Gibraltar rork. Originally, also, It waa (be purest kind of randy, for It waa crystallised sugar pur and simple. Ordinarily It I purer now than many other candle. Hawthorne, In Tbe House of the Seven U ah lea,' describ ing a small store, any. 'For Instance, there waa a glass pickle Jar filled with fragments of Gibraltar rock not, In deed, splinter of tbe veritable fortress. but bits of delectable candy.' Other writers of even earlier date than that apeak of Gibraltar rock.. It appears. however, that the Gibraltar waa finally dropped, and It became known a rork candy. I bav a price list issued In 1S4S to the candy trade In which Gi braltar rock Is the nam given, though after tbat It la quoted a rock candy. Throughout England It Is known aa Gibraltar almost exclusively ouUlde of fit large cltlea. In tbe latter, as here, tbe Gibraltar Is dropped, and It Is called rock randy." A Dismal Failure. A young Jobbing Arm In New York overbought for the fall trade. Tbelr heaviest mistake bad been In s line of overcoats, which, It looked, they would have to carry over a (eason. Efforts to get cash for the stock were fruitless except at ruinous rate. At last the Una went to an old timer In tbe trade for advice. 'Well," said tbe man of experience, "you've got a pretty good list of cus tomers. J out divide tbe costs np Into lot of thirteen each. Send a batch apiece to some of your sharpest cus tomers, but make out the bill for twelve. They'll be so tickled to get one coat for nothing that they'll take m all" The scheme bad been tried before tlio men met again. Tbe old timer waited for his praise. "Well, didn't they keep tbe coatsr he aftked. 'yea. returned tbe Jobber aadly. "One eacb-tbe one that wasn't billed." New Tork Times. The Hanging Judge. When Lord Norbury. "the banging Judge," as be waa railed In Ireland. was eentenclng a man to death for stealing a watch, be said: "My good fellow, you made a grasp at time and caught eternity." Nothing seemed to please Lord Nor bury more than the continual uproar In court, created by bla pun. "What I your occupation, my boneat manT" he asked a witness. "Flease. your lordship, I keep s racket court" , "So do I," said the Judge. When Lord Norbury wa being burled, the grave waa so deep tbat the rope by wbl-h tbe-undertaker waa let ting down tbe coffin didn't reach to the bottom. " The coflln was left hanging midway while somebody went for new ropes. "Aye," cried one In the crowd, "give him rope enough; don't stint him. He was the boy that never grudged rope to a poor body." Economy. Economy Is tbe science of buying a two dollar bat for (3.7.1 wben a good one may be had for f 4. It la a harm less and fascinating pursuit for those who can afford It but a poor man has no business to fritter away his time and substance on such extravagances. Women are particularly addicted to It and often become so skillful tbat they are able to get through January with out encroaching on tbelr April allow ance. Men wbo have such wives- are naturally very proud of tbem and are willing to redouble their efforts, if nec essary, In order to provide them with the means to develop the habit Life. i Proof of Martian Life. Tbat life ia In Mara is founded on no assumption, but on massed evidence that ia conclusive, and the reader should real lie that opposition to the Idea that we now have proof of life on Mara Is not based on reason, but on emotion, however speciously cloaked All scientific objection have been met and shown untenable aa to tempera ture. snow, etc, but human prejudice, aa with the Co pern lean system or the origin of species, time alone can dispel. -Professor ixwell iu Century. Calling a 8kptie. Wayback Senior The time I went to see Barnum'a world famous white ele phant 1 Wayback Junior (Interrupting) He never bad a white elephant, dad. It was a fake. - Wayback Senior (bristling np) A fake wua It? Got durn ye! 1 s'pose af ter ye go to college fer another year er two ye'll be tellin' me I never seen a real live mermaid In a tank uv water! -Brooklyn Life. . ;- Quailing at It "Let'a see," said Dubley "what's the rest of tbat old saying, don't you know, that begins, 'Man proposes and'" . "Why," replied Mugley, "lt'a 'Man proposes and the breach of promise suit exposes, isn't itj" Philadelphia Press. Inside Information. "Well, you've won your bet that 1 was going to marry that widow." "I knew I would." . "But bow did you knowf I scarcely knew her when I made the bet" "She told me.' Houston Post Quite Eaay. Do you know how to turn a steak Into a tramp? Nothing easier. .You ask tbe tramp In. and. having dished up the steals, you set it on a plate be fore hlra. That's all. Who demands Justice must a (hi uls ter Justice. German Proverb. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMBNT OF THE INTERIOR iniiao ii LAno utiicm. To Dull. Oregon, NarmbZ3r4, 1S07. Satire Is berebjr (! that Onr Slmr oi Cowton, Otvaoo, baa Sled aoUea of hit Inten tion lo rnaka Sua! Sn-rrar proof In sapvort of ht eUlm, yl: Homild Kntry So. 11771 m4 Mot. IA. nm. lor Um 4r'4. SW14 MK4Haeita I7an4 S'4K'4 o( BmU, T. SHoalS. Ka(lg..W. M., ni that Hid r,Hrl wilt at mvi baler U KeMf and R It si Tbe Dalle. Oregon, aa Jaanarv 17,1903. lis name tb following wltaeaaea to prove hlarontlnwHi raaldcnea a poo and eultiratlon of. the land, vis: William hw, joaepb Xrlaon, Ijh Khrllman and Benjaal P. Orel oar, all of Condon, Orvfim, C. W. Mooaa, Belttcr. Sheriff Sato. Hottea I bataby (Ivan that aa eaaeatloa and enter of sale was laaaed ot of It Circuit Coari of Ux But of Orefoa, OlllUra County, on lb 7th day of Janaarr, MS, epoa a daare therein itnoared oa th lat day f April, 107. la favor of C. I. Stnbllng plainus and against Frank Wllasn, defendant wbkk said csaeoUoa and Mat of ia to bm directed and eotnnuuxllui bm to eel! tbe property hereinafter daeerlbud, lor tbe parnoa of saUaf rlatt the Judgment e! tbe plain US' la said eaoas fair tbe aa m of Tare Haa- dred, riftf nine and 4-lot -SS 04-JJeliare, wttb intern! tbereoa at the rata of all per cent. per an nam from tbe 17 th day of Jily. 1904, and tha eoats and dlarmne taenia of said alt Used at Twenty aud so-100-30 Ov-DoJ Ian. Therefore, in compliance with said esecatlon and ordvrof sale, I will oa Monday, the I7ih day of Feb.. lJ. at the boat of 1 o'clock p. m. at tha Court Houee door la Condon, Gilliam County. Oregon, aell at pabllc aacUon to tbe blKheat bidder for ceh la band, for the parpnee of unifying th jadgmant and decree above mentioned, the folowing described property of the defendant, Frank Vi lleon, to-wlt: 1 ha Bouts half (JO of Lot Foar (4) la Block Fonr. (4) la tha urlglaal Townelte of Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon. Dated Ibis 1Mb day of Janaarr, 190. R. M. Room. Sheriff of Gilliam County. Oregon. Dale of fl rat puhllcatloa, Jaaaary 17th, lsos. Data of but publication, rebraarv 14th, Me. Sheriff Sale. Notice ia hereby siren tbat aa execs lion and order of sal waa lamed oat of tbe Cirettlt Court of tbe State of Oregon, Gilliam Coanty, on tbe 7ih day of Janaary, IMS, apoa a decree therein rendered oa the Mb day of April IMS, in lavo? of C. i. StOMIng. plalnUfl and agalnat Jeff Neel and Frank Wilson, defendant which aaid e recall on and order of tale la to me directed and commanding me to aell tha prop arty hereinafter described, tor tha purpose of ulUlylng the Jadgtment of tba plaiuUff In add cause for tbe earn of six Handred Ninety one and 70-100 pm70 Dollars, wltb Interest thereon at the rale ot tlx per cent per annam from tbe 5th day ol April 1905. and 1250.00 attorney leea, aad tba casta and dtiboraement et said aalt taxed at lit. 00. Therefore, la compliance with said execution and order of Bale, I will oa Monday, tba 17tb day of , Feb., 190S, at tba boar of two o'clock P, at., at tba Coart Hoaaa door In Coadoa, Gilliam Coanty, Oregon. bbU at pabllc a action to tbe big heat bidder foteaah in hand, for tba porpoae of aaUifjIng tba judgment and deem above mentioned, tbe following described, property of tha defendant, Frank Wilson to-wlt: Tba South ball i ot tot Four (4) In Block Four (4) In tha Original Townaita ot Condon, UiUias Coanty, Oregon. Dated tbii 15tb day of Janaary, 1908. R. M. Roosaa, Sheriff of GlUiam Coanty, Oreaon. Dateof Ant publication. Janaary 17th, 1908. Date of but pablioaUon, February lith, 1908. j-"! p?-WffWswum fl BSffBPMP r. Seat V 1 11 1 m mrnim inF aa jj Q ?ompai)y (J O it. if j o 0 farp ImpleTei)t5 SfIf Coods n OG30 0 0 THE BEST in PRINTED STA- 1 TIONERY can be had at the GLOBE PRIIITEBY CALL UP or SEE US about our- Prices. ! Prompt Service and Work Guaranteed. o: :o 0 0 C3Q in BDSDEESS LGCALS Can you afford to trifle with so serious & matter as to neglect a bad cough or cold, when for ft trifling amount you can secure a bottle of "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy," tbat is guaranteed to cure or your money refunded. Price) 2oo 50o and $1.00, per bottle. For sale by It. L. Hunt, Pharmacist, Condon, and dealers everywhere. Bret meals in the city at th Palace hotel. By. See Gillian Co. Milling Co. Oate. See Gilliam Co. Milling Co. The Palace bote! (omlihe Drtt-elai board and room to their patrons at reasonable ratee. Try them week. The old remedies are best. Hick ory Bark Cough Remedy has been in use for over 100 years by the old Dutch Dunkards in Pennsylvania, and U still in use by the families of Western Pennsylvania. It is ab solutely pure; made from the bark of the white or shell bark hickory tree. The bark is shipped from the east, and manufactured in Salem, Oregon. For sale by R. L. Hunt, Pharmacist, Condon, Oregon and all dealers everywhere. The Condon Globe, tbe Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal and the Pa cific Monthly all for $2.50 for a year. Subscribe now. Fine new line of men's and boys' overcoats just arrived at Dunn Bros, The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkards recommend "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guaran teed to cure your cough and guar anteed to be pure. Made from tbe bark of theshell bark or white hick ory tree. For sale by R. L. Hunt, Pharmacist, and all dealers. Progressive Domlnocards Par ties will be the rage this winter. The sale of this new household game is breaking all records. Dominocards make an attractive Christmas present, to test the skill of adults or amuse the child ren. Sent postpaid for 50 cents. Sample piece and particulars free. More agents wanted. Write to day. Dominocards Co., 1807 Chouteau, St Louis, Mo. " For Sale. The Jackson property on South Main Street. Inquire at the Globi office. - Notice ot Dissolution, Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned doing-business under the name of Engberg fc Montgome ry has this day beeu dissolved by mutual consent, A. N.Montgomery retiring. J. W. Engberg assuming all debts owing by the firm of Engberg it Montgomery, and will collect all bills due eaid firm. - J. W. Enobekq A. N." Montgomery ALBERT DAMS Livery and Feed Stable . Our Livery Stock la First-Clae. Beatattention to boarding Stock. Your Fatronage 1 Solicited. SPRING STREET Condon Oregon The O.K. BBEFr; Shop GOLDEN A &TBV&NS. Proprietors Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Baths in Connection. On door north Uilliain Co. Bank BIJg.
