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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1908)
H. P, Strickler returned on Tuesday from a trip to the Rose City. ' - ' " ' Paul Balsiger is again able to be up and around, , although on crutches. M. J. Tierney went down to Arlington on Wednesday, re turning the same day. Attorney J. E. Burdette of Arlington was a business visitor in this city Wednesday. Miss Ethel Shurte of Arlington was a guest at the Hurlburt residence the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Engberg of Blalock were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gavey during the week. B. F. Pike of Sherman county was in Condon a few days this week attending to business matters. - Mrs. Chas. Austin is teaching part of the 5th and 6th grades in the public school in the place of Mrs. Searcy. . The Rebekahs and the Circle have gone into partnership and bought a piano for their rooms from W. A. Darling. Miss Nell Welsh, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. P. T. Hurlburt, for several days, returned to Arlington on Wed nesday. Ed. Merriffeld, Horace McBride and Tom Scott left, on the first of week for Shoshone, Idaho. Ed. went to remain and will farm his land, while the others expect to buy some irrigated land. Mrs. Charles W. Lord enter tained the Five Hundred Club in her - rooms in the Condon National Bank building last 'Saturday. Miss Ranney, who made the highest score of the afternoon, received a beautiful silver spoon. J. K. Fitzwater, who has been living in Portland with his daughters for some time, return ed to Condon last evening. He says that it is too wet in Port land to suit him and he is glad to get back to Condon. L. S. Pulliam of this city made us a pleasant call on Tuesday and renewed his subscription. Mr. Pulliam reports that he has been a subscriber for eight years and that the Globe gives him better satisfaction at the present time than ever before. Miss Ettta Lord, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lord of this city for a couple of weeks, left Monday morning for California. Miss Lord was met at The Dalles by Mrs. W. Lord of that city who will accompany her. ' . H. Frazer, a former Condonite, a but now a merchant of Golden- dale, Wn., who has been in this city the past week looking afer business interests returned home Monday. While in this city he engaged John Hess, who has been book keeper for the Gilliam , Co. Milling Co. for the past two years, to keep the books of his hardware company. W. H. Morrison left Wednes day morning for Arlington where he will remain for a short time. He has resigned his pos ition as warehouse man with the Kerr, Gifford Co. in this city, but however, will remain in their employ and be placed in another location. "Ike's" beaming smiles -will be greatly missed by. his many friends here. In order to keep tab on things in. Condon and vicinity, . he will read the newsy columns of the Globe. Warren L. Blakely has taken the position vacated by Mr. Morrison. A. A. Morse, special represent ative of the freight department of the Harriman lines, was in Condon on Wednesday looking over the prospects of the com pany and the field. You will find several things of interest to you i our "Want Column" on page four. Look it up, it will pay you. Globules Br lb "Devil" Just as the concert of Europe is getting nicely tuned up, the Sultan insists on sucking a lemon in front of the band-stand. Prosperity seems to have re turned just in time to meet the Easter bonnet in the road and get held up. In spite of the fact that Leap Year is pretty well advanced, there is no indication yet who Miss Democracy is going to pro pose to. Smut Cleaner a Success J. W. Dyer of Mayville has been experimenting with a new Smut Cleaner. After fanning his wheat the same as always heretofore, he put it through the Smut Cleaner and the amount of smut, weed seed and trash that came out of his "clean wheat" was a surprise to him. At the same time the application of the formaldehyde was more perfect than before and the waste much less. The sacks were not satur ated and he thinks his seed will not heat in the sack as is com mon with seed that is dipped in the liquid while in the sack. These Smut Cleaners are sold and guaranteed by Hunt The Hardware Man. Condon National Bank Report. ' No. KM. Report of the coBdlllou of The Condon National But, t Condon In the Bute ol Oregon, at til otoseof but no. February H. IMS. usouacsa. Lout end Discounts .1 S9.016.C0 . t.ioo.as ,. 12.U0.0I) 1,02612 4422 Overdrafts, secured end unsecured. ... 0. 8. Bonds to secure circulation Current expenses mnd taxes paid Premium! on U. 8. Bond - Bonds, securities, etc. Banking hoove, furniture, and fixture . 4,61010 4.MC.V7 Due from state Banks and Bankers, 1.M&73 16,29213 60.22 . 11V00 Dm front approved reserve agents Checks and other cash Items Notes ol other National Banks Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents - 17.30 Lawrvt Mohit Rssxevx in Bass, rls: Specie 114.306.30 tcfal-teuder Notes. . 60.00 Total 14.3S6.S0 Redemption fund with D. S. Treasurer . 6 per cent of .circulation s.oo Total 1154,711.00 utiiunn Capital stock paid In 60,000 00 11,661 00 14,083.66 National Bank Notes ontstandinf Due to other Nstlonsl Banks Doe to State Banks and Bankers Indlvldaal deposits subject to check.. 460.63 61,82598 1.404.64 Demand Certificates of Deposit Time certificates of deposit.... 13.286.46 Total 1164.711.06 state of Oregon, Connty of Gilliam, ss I. F. T. Hurlburt, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear tbat the above state ment Is true to the but of my knowledge and belief. T. T. HoexBcfcr, Cashier. Bnbscrlbed and sworn to before me this 14th day of February, 100. D. R. Parses, Notary public. Comet-Attest: Grant Wade, B. J. Clongh O. D. Storgees, Directors. First National Bank Report. No. 7059. Report of the condition of The First National Bank of Condon, at Condon In the State of Ore gon, at the close of business, February 14, 1908. BSSOURCSS. Loans and Discounts .f 20,700.20 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ..... 828.38 (,260.00 268.76 V. 8. Bonds to secure circulation Premiums on U. 8. Bonds Bonds, securities, etc Banking house, furniture, and fixtures 4,800.00 4,619.66 816.83 Other Real Estate owned.. Dae fromNst'L Banks (not reserve g' Is.' 8,029.42 Du from State Banks and Bankers 119.93 Due from approved reserve agent. 86,056.02 60.00 1,950.00 Checks and other cash Items Note of other Nstlonal Bank Fractional paper currenvy, nickels and cent , Lawful Mousy Rgsssrs akx, tix: Specie tu.319.00 Legal-tender note..., 20.00 Total Redemption fund with 0. 8. Treasurer (6 per cent ol circulation.) 276.31 13,339.00 812.60 Total M,4A.49 LuatUTixs. Capital stock paid in 126,000.00 Surplus fund ; 176.00 Undivided profits, less expense and taxes paid 6.532.69 National Bank notes outstanding ... 6.260.00 Individual deposits subject to check 47,062.12 Demand certificates of deposit 1,508.07 Time certificates of deposit 6,607.71 . . , Total $ W.426.4 9tate of Oregon, County of Gilliam, ss: t, N. Farnswortb, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that tbe above state ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. N. Paxitswona, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before "me this 26th day of February, 1908. 8. E. PosriMg, Notary Public. Cossict Attest: Eowaxd Dgmh, F. M. Plitkb, Wit. Wgrjxu, Directors. jnnnnjrurjnirurutrnM Announcements I UAAAAAAAAAVVArLfAAArLAAAJUAA C For District Attorney. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for District Attorney for the eleventh judicial district. subject to the approval of the voters of this disdrict at the primary election. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to faithfully discharge the duties of the office as provided by law. D. R. Parker. To the Voters of OHIIam Co. This is to announce that the undersigned is a candidate for the nomination for County Clerk on the Republican Ticket at the coming primary election to be held April 17, 1908. In asking the support of the people of Gilliam county for this office, which is one requiring clerical ability, strict integrity and diligent application to the work connected therewith, it seems but proper and right that I should give those voters with whom I am not personally ac quainted some references as to my fitness for the position. To those I would respectfully refer my record as Assistant Postmas ter at Condon, Oregon, during the past six years, a position which requires, like that of the County Clerk, a most exacting attention to details and accurate clerical work. Soliciting your support in the coming elections, I am, Yours very truly, Chas. H. Horner, Condon, Oregon. County Assessor. J. R. Wells hereby announces himself as a candidate for the Republican nominat ion for Assessor of Gilliam county, sub ject to the approval of the voters at the primary election to be held April 17, 1908. County School Superintendent I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for County School Superintendent of Gilliam County Oregon, subject to the Repub lican voters at the coming pri mary election. G. T. McArthur. County Assessor. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination to the office of Assessor of Gil liam county, subject to the en dorsement of the Democratic voters at the Primary election. If I am nominated and elected I promise to give the office close and careful attention and a strict performance of duty. Otis' Campbell. For Sheriff Subject to the approval of the voters of Gilliam county at the primary election to be held on April 17, 1908, 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Gilliam County. J. J. PORTWOOD. Assessor I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Assessor of Gil liam county, subject to the dis cretion of the voters at the pri mary election. , Yours Truly, Joseph Whyte. County Treasurer. " '. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination of Treasurer of Gilliam county, subject to the will of the Repul lican party, at the coming Pri-; mary election. Colby Clarke. The Condon Globe, the Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal and tbe Pa cific Monthly all for $2.50 for a year. Subscribe now. County School Superintendent I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination to the office of County School Superintendent for Gilliam county, subject to the endorse ment of the Republican voters at the Primary election to . be held April 17th. If I am nominated and elected I promise that I will perform all the duties of the of fice in a conscientious manner. J. C. Sturgilu Announcement. To the voters of Gilliam Coun ty: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for nomination for el ection to the office of County Clerk of Gilliam County subject to the will of the Democratic voters. Arthur Schilling. Notlea for Publication. (Mate Mertlon. (J sited States Land Otnce, The Dalles, Orveou, February ivtb.iwf. . Notice la hereby given thai under the provis ions of the art of Congress ol August 14, IMS, and the acta supplementary and amendatory thereto, the State of Oregon has on Pvbruary 13, IWJS Bled In .bis omoe Its application No. 7JB, to select the ft,N.sil ISEX ol Section 16, Tp IS..R. lit W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversely the sbore-desrrlbed laud, or desiring for any reason to object to the glial allowance of the selection, should Hie their elaimsor objections In this ol gee on or before the th day of A pril Wo. c. W. Mimas, ssginss. NOTICE FOR rTBUCATlfiN of Htate Selection. United Matse Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon, Febrnary l. MM. Notice la hereby given that under the provis ions of the Act of Cougresa of August 14, IMS. snd the acta supplementary and amendatory thereto, the Bute of Oregon, baa of Jan. 16 190 Died in this office Its sppllcstlon. No T26. to select the NWKsSWt, SWi and BVtKsl of Section Jii Tp. i South, ttange 20 E., W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lends, or desiring for any rea son to object to the BnsI allowance of the se lection, should file their claims or objections In this office on or before the 6th day of April 190. C W. Moots. Register. Notice For Publication, Department of the Interior. Land OfBc at The Dalles, Oregon, February 1,190. Notice Is hereby given that William btilel ol AJax. Oregon, has Sled notice of his Intention to make Boat five-year proof In support ef Us claim, via: Homestead Entry No. tm made Fab. 1Mb. 1901. tor the W',NVU. NWKWV, Bee. W, NK!iKi Section It, Tp 1 South, Range 19 E W. M and that said proof will be made before thessuisTsaand sat si via at The Dalles, Ore gon, on March 17th. IWH. He names the following wltneates to prove his continuous resldense upon, and cultivation of, the land vis: W. U. Smith, George Smith, Fred Adlardand Walter Adlard, all of AJax, Oregon. C. W. Moons, skoistis. Notlca For Publication. , Department of the Interior. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, January ath, l'JU, -Notice Is hereby given that Oscar li.Hawley of Mlkkalii.Oregon.haa filed notice of his IntenUon to make final commutation proof In suppnrtof his claim vis: Homestead Entry No. 14651, made Aug. 14, 1905, for the swHW.g'riw! and ris'swof Sec Jl.Tp.ls., a. 21 s w. at., and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on February 26th, 190. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, vis: J.O.Lewis of Mlkkalo, Oregon, W. A. West of Clem, Oregon, J. R.Leslleand Sam Louden of Croy, Oregon. C. W. Mooss, Register. The Globe will keep you posted on the political situation. Read it! P ure Groceries. eerless Stock of Dry Goods. H ams, Honey, Horse Radish, ats, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Seeds, Stationery, Spices, Salt hoes, Stockings, Safety-pins, Scissors. Teas, Tobaccos, Tomatoes, Tapioca, Toothpicks, owels, Thread, Tablecloths. Eggs, Evaporated Cream, Envelopes, mbroidery Silk, Ensertion. Pork, Pearl Barley, Pickles, Preserves, ants, Petticoats, Plaid Goods, Pins. Hominy, Hoarhound Candy, Handles, Hinges. o o E xtracts, Egg-o-see, Egg Beaters, specially Good Palace Car Coffee. Nuts, Naptha Soap, Notions. r eckties, Needles, Napkins. Sugar,, Salmon, Syrups, Sardines, Soap, hirts, Sweaters, Suspenders, Suits, Silks. Oranges, Onions, Oysters, Olives, Oils; " veralls, Oilcloth, Overshoes, Outfits for Infants. Nutmegs, Newtons-Fig, Newton Chewing Gum. umerous other articles that could be mentioned. All Priced As Low At Reliable Notlca For Publication, DeparteMwl of Ike Interior. ' . Land tMftce si The lialle, Oregon, February 6, M Nnrlee m hereby Uvea thai Vlnjlnla A, Bsialssd el Condon, tiregnn, has Died notice of set Inten Uon It) make SneJ Bve iear proof In support of her claim. Vis: Homestead Entry No. t?4 msil. June IT. 1901, fur lheSW)NMi4,KWMW Use, 17, eKNgi, a NRVtRV Sea. I. Tp. a, R. E , W. St., and that said proof will be made be fore (leorge W. Tarman, U. a Commissioner si Condon. Oregon, on March It, Itwe, Mhe names the following wltnessea la prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, vis: Joseph Miller, Ellis Hughs, W. A. Campbell snd W, T. Myera all ol Condon, Ortfoa. ' C. W, JJooS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. United atataa Land Ottlca. The Dalles. Oregon, February I, I9DS, Notice la hereby gives thai James J. Riley, of Blancbard, North Dakota, a one of lha hairs and for the heirs ol Jannetl Riley, eta-eased, has Sled notice of his Intention to make Snal Bve-year proof la support of his claim, tit: Homestead Entry No. MM made February I, 141, for the ,, Section II and N'.XC1; ol tec lion 14, Tp. a. Range I E..W. J Sod that the testimony of Jams J. Riley as part of said proof will betakes before the Register and Re ceiver 01 the U. a Land Ofnc si 1 1 rand Forks, North Dakota. oo Marsh 17lh. law); snd that the testimony of In witnesses and all other matters concerning said proof will be taken and made before the Register snd Receiver si The Dalles, Oregon, on said March 17th, IVUS. He nam lb following witness to prove continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the lead, via: W, O. Smith, Oeorge Smith, Fred Adlard, Walter Adlard and William eslel, all ol A Jag, Oregon. C W. Mooss. ReglMer. Sheriff Sale. Nolle Is hereby gives thai sa leeatlea and order of sal waa Issued oat of the Circuit Court of tb State of Oregon, Ollllsm County, on lb 71B day of January, ma, spun s decree therein rendered on the Mb day ol April 1906, in favor of r. J, Stubllng, plaintiff snd against Jeff tteeJ and Frank Wllaoa, defendants which said caseation and order of sale la 9 m directed and commanding m 9 sell the prop erty hereinafter described, for lb purpose of satisfying the Judgement of lb plaiting In said cause for the sum of Sliteen Hundred Ninety one 4 7 m 191.70 Dollars', alts Interest thereon si the rate otsia pet cent, per annua from the Mb day of April MO, and tXI.U0 attorney fees, and the coats ssd disbursement of said suit taxed si 116.09. Therefore. In com pi I a ace with said execution and order of sale. 1 will oa Monday, the tth day of March, 190. al the hour ol 19 o'clock a M al the Court House door In Condon. Ullllam Copnty, Oregon, sell al public auction to lb highest b'dder for oash In sand, for the purpose of salts!) I ng the Judgment and decree above mentioned, lb following described, properly of the defendant. Frank Wilson to-wll: ' The South half (SI of Lot Four (I) la Block Four (4) In the Original Townalt of Condon, (illllam County. Oregon. Deled Ibis lith day ol January. 1906. R. U. Roogsa, Sheriff of Ollllsm County, Oregon. Dal of Brit pnWIrello. February 7h, Not. Dal of last publication, March alb, IK. Sharlff Sal. Nolle Is hereby given that sn execution snd order of sals was Issued out of the Cltoult Court of the Bute of Oregon, Ollllsm County, on lha 7th day of January . 1906, upon s decree therein rendered on lb 1st day of April, 1907, la favor of C. J. Stubllng plaintiff and against Frank Wilson, dsftndanl which said execution and oMer of sals Is to me directed snd (ommandlng ma to sell lb property hereinafter described, for tbe purpose of satisfying the Judgment of the plaintiff In ssld cause for the sum of Three Hun dred, Fifty.nln and 4-100 (169.04) Dollar with Interests thereon at the rat of all per sent, per armor from the 171b day of July, 1901, and the costs and disbursements ol said suit taxed gl Twenty and no-100 10.a-Dollars. Therefore. In compliance with said eiesatlon and order of sale, I will on Monday, tbe tth day of March, 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m at the Court House door In Condon, Ullllam County, Oregon, sell at public auction 40 tbe highest bidder for cash I band, for tbe purpot of satisfying the Jndgmtnl and decree above mentioned, the folowlng described property of the defendant, Frank Wilson, to-wll: To South ball 04) of Lot Four (4) In Block Four, (4) In lb Original Townalt of Condon, Ollllsm County, Oregon. Dated this 1Mb day of January, 190S. R. M. Rooms, Bhsrlffot Ollllsm County, Oregon Dal of first publication, February 7th, ltot. -Dal ol last publication, March gib, 1906. Goods Oan PoMlblu Be When you have upent your money and have re ceived nothing for it and your eyes still trouble you, see WILLIAMS the JEWELER Expert Optician And got your money worth. We guarantee a fit in all cases. SmmtSaNaVmTS S THE ( THE CONDON STEAM LAUNDRY , NOW IIAI AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR in connection with the laundry and the work turned out in , thi line le entirely guaranteed, i i McARTHUR BROS. Props. r Confectionery Soft Drinks Candle, Nut anil Frulte In Season. Clgare anil Tulaxcco Cog club room In connection L. T. PRICE. Condon Farr Bros. Meat Market Choice Fresh and Cured Meats of all'Kinds. - Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides. Johnson Bulldlna Condon. Oregon. HARDWARE W. L. ; I I Barker f ) & Co. Dealers in . I I IMPLEMENTS If and 1; Ml
