KEliVS OF THE KEEK
E, T. Starkey of Eightmile,
who has been seriously ill with
pneumonia, is at last reports very
much better.
Jack Brown, who has been at
atending business college in Port
land during the winter, arived in
Condon Tuesday and will remain
' f or a few days before going on to
Idaho where his brothers, Frank
and Herbert, arerunning sheep.
Ed. Stinchfield'of Mayvillewas
a business visitor in Condon this
week. ' f ' 4
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Flanders of Gwen
dolen, on last Friday. , !
"JEk Sloan of Lost Valley was
BV
a t-onaon vrsuo
days this week.
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. Mrs. Will Smith, who has been
visiting for some time at outside
points, returned Tuesday even
ing to this city.
MissTEUa Wallace who for
sometime has been living in Port
land, came up Tuesday evening
for a few days visit with friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Armstrong returned
Tuesday evening from an extend
ed visit in the Rose City. ,
Preaching at the Baptist church
on Sunday.
Jas. Dunn was a passenger on
the "flyer" Tuesday morning for
outside points.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Stephen
son .were passengers Tuesday
for the Rose City where they
will spend a week. While in
Portland Mr. Stephenson will
order his spring goods.
A. A. Anderson of Lost Valley
was in Condon Monday and Tjuea
dav of this week. While inHhe
va Condon vfsitotlQC a couple oil." "
" city he made a few minutes call
at this office and renewed his
subscription. Mr. Anderson 're
ports conditions in Lost Valley as
being being better now than ever
; before.
Miss Bessie Landis, who has
been working in the dining room
of the Grande hotel in Arlington,
returned to Condon Monday.
: - ' . ' ' ' V. : ' .
- Roy Taylor, V. S., who has
been taking ' a post graduate
course in Chicago during the past
eight months, returned to this
city on Monday and expects to
reside here permanently. , Dr.
Taylor is a good, veterinary as
those who employed his services
" when he was here ! before can
.readily testify.' ' '. ;
W. Brunzel leftTuesday morn-
ing for Portland and Seattle,
where he jroes to look up the
horse market ' " ' t
" -f 1 1 ' ' ,
- Fred WheimartJs handling the
second chair in the 0. K. Barber
'- shop. -' ' ' t
Jesse Wherry came up ffom
- Arlington Monday to attend to
' busine matters." "- '
v W. W-'McPhersonof Clem was
1 - a Condoa visitor Monday evening
While in the city he called at the
Globe office and made arranger
. ments for publishing , the' notice
" of his homestead proof. :'.
' " . Steve Fortney who' has been
"i'?f spending ' z ?ew;Jteefcs the;
springs and. other.. outside "points,
0 ' arrived in Condon Monday. ve-
; ning. ?Vy;-v
'".i ; " Wm. Josti ., the' Clem mcrcKaiit;,
' j was in town Monday evening;' f
'l'y, Rev and" His. ;? GWRiggs.'
' 1 and son, Harold, left this, morn-
: i ing for their new hoifie ia .Park
' i Place: The reverend wiH .&fip
iivtouch'with hitf rnanyfrienda
: . in; Gilliam county .u'the
T
' I ; A daughter waa
and Um. David Ha
" :Fork this week. -
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Trail
The words of U'Ren on State
ment No. 1 last Wednesday were
well received. U'Ren laid much
stress on the fact Statement No.
1 would do away with the pres.
ent corruption in electing U. S.
senators, tie also explained a
few of the measures to be voted
upon.
Notice to Democrats.
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of Dem
ocrats, to be held at Condon, Or
egon, April 4, 1908, for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the
State Convention, and for the
purpose of discussing any other
matters of interest to the dem
ocratic party. Every Democrat
in Gilliam county is urged to at
tend this meeting.
J. F. Wood, ,
Chairman Dem. Co. Cen. Com.
A 1 1 . I ;
uu ma tills tur uunt, iu umu-
ware Man, this week and a finer
or better lot never came to Condon.
Now is the time to buy buggies.
hacks, etc., at very low prices.
Come in and see theuv l
E. Curran when in Portland
old six lots in the tow of Hills-
boro. ,'"'
BETTER Tubs, Boilers, Buckets,
etc than others can BUY, are for
sale by Hunt, the Hardware Man.
Plows, harrows, drills and other
farm implements for. cash at lest
than any other house to the county
of Hunt, the Hardwire Man.
Mr. E. Curran Is haringthe cot
tage remodeled which stands on
the acre he bought last week. The
cottage will consist of five rooms.
A barn and chicken house will be
built in connection with the bouse
which will be for rent as soon as it
is finished. " , U
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Fanning Mills and SuautCl&n-
lers, Jit kind you don't have to
pack tae-tbey all da good wor,
-are for sale by Huet .
Poultry Netting, all widths,
largeistocis, low prices of Hunt, the
Hardware Man.
v.
Fashionable potSts for smart
dressers. There is a touch of per
fection in our goods that foils cri
ticism. The 8. B. Barker Co. j
An array of bargains, sterling'
qualities and lowest prices. The
B, Barker Co. d
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Your money not ours until you
are satisfied with the goods you
purchase. The 8. B. Barker Co.
Goods priced in a manner that
will bewilder and delight you. Tfie
8. B. Barker Co. '
Special prices on Barn Bills.
See the Arlington Lumber Co.
We are buying lumber ' much
cheaper than before. Prices re
duced accordingly. We can fill
your bill, no matter how large, and
the Arlington Lumber, Co 8 price
is right. I,
Oregon' ; Opportunity
Colonist Rates from all parts of the
U. fi, o4 Canada to'- all parts
Oregon and the Northwest will be
f-V"'1"'' ; pot iqto'efiect Z "
The Oregon ftailrtad & Suvigation Co,
and Southern Pacijk Co-, Hoes in Or
eopt daily during March and April
ttom tb Principal Cltle o( tkt MlddM We!" e
. " nut wlU to u ollow: . .
Chicno. ....... PM s, CooiKllBlaff....J'n.OO
L LoaU.. ...... ,36.60 vOaalHU ..... f. . .
Ksbm CU T . J tl. r ..,;... ... 00
Carrosponaiiif ImtM from otber Eutern p!u!a
, . ' - Wop-oreii at all point iu C'ref ob
The Colonist rate is the greatest
of all homebuilders. Oregon has
oplimited resources and need more
people who desire homes and larger
opportunities
Stixvi people can 'aceompllth ipleodid lemMa
by tsentdlnf tbll opjKirtunitj to all the world.
Orefon lltemturejirlng good reliibla lra
(crinttloa aboul UMita'.a, far and wlda. Call on
UiabOTtaUjoadlliMa!T.
fares Can Prppaid
Hcta at turn KtaW A..-? ' ' i aMfca
lia to eeptbcaelKd dp.. . ra ifph
1 cMafrBVi (Jen. rer. At ;
' " ForilandjCfregou
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3wvrunnnvrirAnjunA
AnnpuM
5tnrtjuwrxrvrunrinnriu
For.Dlstrlct 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.
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To the Voter of Cllllam 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. ' ,l .
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,' ft
tuit nmnor nrl rio-ht that I.
I should give those votera with1
whom I am not personally acf
quainted some references as to
my fitness for the position. To
those I would respectfully refer
my record as Assistant Poetm as
ter at Condon, Oregon, during
the past six yeari a position
which requires, like that of the
County Clerk, a most, exacting
attention to details and accurate
clerical work. '-r
Soliciting your support in the
coming elections, I am.
Yours very truly,
, ' Chas. H. Horner,
Condon, Oregon.
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: County Assessor. . ..
J. R. Wells hereby announces
himself as a candidate for the
Republican - nomination 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,
;7 ' 1 :r I
' Pah nv A&aAflfinr.
. x
I hereby announce myselx as
a candsdata.for the nomination
to the Office of Assessor of Gil
liam county, subject, to the en
dorsement? the' Democratic
vola-B at thi Primary election.
If am nominated and elected I
promise to ive the office close
and careful attention and a strict
performance of duty.
;".v Otis Campbell.
'j '
' , r. 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 '
; KJ. J. PORTWOOD. ,
"' - - :
'" 'tfj'' Assessor , j !
i J hereby aihounce myself as a
.... .M . i
candioate , jot tne Aepuoucsn
non-fixation; for Assessor; of. Gil
lie county, 'subject to the dis
cretion of the votera at the"- pri
mary, election. '
I - Yours Truly, ;'. . , ;
Ci. Joseph Whytk.',:.
V'r County Treaeurer. i'."
" I hereby announce' myself as
a cat dilate for the nomination
of Treasurer of Gilliam county,
6 .,' jeqt to the will of the Repub
lican party ,; at the coming Pri-
mary election. - .v v
'.' 'A Colby Clarke.
Sheriff o( Gilliam County. -I
herc-t-y announce myself as a
candidate for reelection", to the
or.ee of County Sheriff, 'subject
to the aciTovsl of the voters .of
mar;
on April Ifh." f ' -''.; ;
" r. Rogers.
UUVnltAMWUUUC
merits
iuwiwvwvuvuuuvruu
unty School Superintendent
hereby announce myself as
andidate for the' nomination
the office of County School
nAnntsnilnnl ffir ' Cllllam
amty, subject to the endorse
ifent of the Republican voters at
tb Primary election to be held
4ril 17th. If I am nominated
aid elected I oromise that I will
l'uu utmiu.it
pf form all the duties of the of
tf in a conscientious manner.
I , , . , ; J. Sturgill.
"'Announcement
To th yotersof Gilliam Coun
tv: ' ' .', V '
I herebv announce myselt as a
candidate for nWnation for el
ection to the office of County
Clerk of Gilliam -County subject
to the will or the Democratic
voters. .- '
. Arthur Schilung.
", County Treasurer,
' I hereby announce myself as a
Vndidate for nomination to the
t of County Treasurer of Gil'
i County subject to the en.
dorsement of the Democratic
voters at the primary election.
April 17th. If norhindjted and
elected I will thoroughly perform
all duties of said office.'
J. A. McMOkRIS.
For County Commissioner.
" I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of County
Commissioner subject to the ap
proval of the Democratic electors
of Gilliam County at the primary
election to be held on April 17th.
. J. 0. Lewis.
Joint Senator
I hereby announce myself
candidate for the nomination on
the Republican ticket to the
office, of -Joint Senator for the
21st Senatorial district compris
ing the counties of Sherman, Gil
liam and Wheeler. - If I receive
this nomination and be elected, I
will vote, for the choice of the
Republican f party for United
States Senator and conscientious
ly perform the duties pertaining
to the office and ' at all times
work for the interests of the
people. . J,. . .
" Geo. B. Bourhill.
j Joint Representative.
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination on
the Republican ticket to the of
fice of Joint , Representative of
the 28th Representative district,
comprising the counties of Sher
man, Gilliam and Wheeler. If I
am nominated and elected,-1 will
as I have in the past, work for
the interests of this district and
the people. ;
' - Wm. J. Mariner.
JSC
During this Month
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Our new Stock of ; SPRING
ancTS U M M E R Goods will be
arriving every day. ;
H. STEPHENSON
r t"- T -j- t -
County Commissioner
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for re-election for
County Commissioner of Gilliam
county, subject to the wisnes w
the Republican party at the Pri
maries to be held April nt
B. T. Snell.
For Congress. '.
t T r.EER. candidate for Re
publican Congressional nomlna-
;nn In the Secona uistntu
eral appropriations for V ater-
tnvfel Art ml onnortunities and
nrivilncres for labor and capiUl,
and Government control of cor
porations. :
3C
A. SHAFFER
Shoemaker
General Repair
All work guar
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BAST BIDS
MAIN r.
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30
COAL COAL
PER TON
For Cash, as long as it
lasts. Best grade Coal,
$10.50 per ton, delivered.
Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
Condon Steam Ldry
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Notlo for Publication. Slat MmiIob.
Uniwd MM Uirt UtBM, Tb Pall. Oncoa,
Fabraary 1Mb, MU7.
KoUcl( Brb ! Ihat adf la prol-
Mni si Iba Art ol CoagrM o( Amait 14. 1M.
od ttaa acta (applaaitnur and amandalorr
loaratu, UiUUol Orafua aaaoa rlraarr It,
UW Mad la Mt offloa lta application
So. Wa. la ttlacl tha SHSr.'aud
KkHIU ol BMtloa U. Tp.JI .. 19 K. W. at
An aod all pataoai alalmlug adrataaly tat
alwra-eaacrlbad land, or daalrlng lur aa? raawa
lootlwt la tbattoal aJlewaaca al tha aalaeUoa
bould Sla tBalralaiBMOT obJaaUoni la toll ol
Soaonor balora ihaaiBdair ol AprH IMS. -
C.W. Hveaa, aaftaTia.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
Sum fclacUoa.
DEPARTMENT Of TN INTERIOR
United titataa Land Offloe.
' TbaDallOAOtaioB, Fabnurr 7, 1MB.
Kotlea I) barabr flna Utal aadar tba pfurla
kna of tba ael ol Cosiiaai ol iifut li. latg, aod
tba acta aapplamaalary aod aatodttorj iharato
tba Stata ol Orttoa bat o rabraacy 14, 1HN, Ili
ad In tbla oOoa lta application Ho. T, to ailact
W'.S ol SMUoa 11, 1. 1 Hoath, Kaut 21 K.
W. U. '
Anj and all paraoni clalnluf advanalr tb
abotr daaeribad land, or dcalnof lor anjr raaaoo
to object to tba final allowaae ol tb aalaotlon
aboaldaUtbalrdalmaerobJaottooalB tbla ol'
flea ob or bafora tba Mtb dar ol April, IIM,
1 C. W. Mooaa, KtfUtar.
Notloa For Publication. SUl SalacttoB
DaparlMaot al tba lutarlof.
LandOAe at Tba .Dallaa, Orrfon,
-. 'fateoarttMNS.
Holloa la barabr flraatbatandarlbaprordon
ol tbaaotol Coagroai ol Aagau 1Mb, 1IH1. and
tba acta aapplaoiaaury and amandalor? tbrto
Iba Htata ol Orcfoa bat tbti dar Had In thu of
Sea iu applloatloa, No. 730, to aalt Iba NEW
N E!4 ol SaeUoo M, Tp. t South, Ranfa V K., and
Lot 1 ol aeotloo la, T. a ., B. M, a. w. at.
An and all paraoni claiming adraraclr tba
abova-daaorlbad landa.ordaflrlBgloraarrsaaon
to object to tha final allowance ol tba aalaatloB,
hould Sla thalr alatmt or objaotlona In tbla ol-
lio ob or bafora tba Ulb, daj ol April, 1 WS. , 4
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WILLIAMS the JEWELER
Expert Optician
And get your money'a
worth. We guarantee a
fit in all cases.
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Confectionery iL
Soft Drinks
Canillot, Kutt anJ Frail In
baeon. CI tart and Tolxcco
Coay olabrootn In eonnacllon
L. T. PRICE. Condon
mi
Fapp Bros.
Meat Market
Choice Fresh and
Cured Meats of
all Kinds.
Highest Cash Price
Paid for Hides.
Johnson Building
Condon, Oregon.
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A QUESTION
OF QUALir
When a man buy
Stiletto knife he pi.
full measure of satis-
faction no question
about it It's a knife
that has always
. " stood the test "
We know and', so
; . would you if you had
, one. Every blade
v"' guaranteed! ''
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W.LBARKER&G!
C, E; FOSTER
: WATCHMAKER and JEWELER ,
. ; . WATCHES j
CLEANED AND HBPAIREDj
ALL WORK OUARANTEKD
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HOBINSON'B OLD MTANf
Condon ". -
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION ol SUtJ
- UnttadgtatM Undone
i . ' Tha Dallaa, Oregon, Fabrua" f
Kotloa la barabr (Ivaa tuatan'V
louioltbaAotol Consnu ol A i
and tba acta aapplamantary ;
thcrato, Iba Stata ol Oraton, Ii;
Iliad In tbla offlce IU appllcatui
ttaa NWSWU, UWX ,1 ,
taction la, Tp. I loath, haiii!
aboralaaorlbad lauda, or i
on to objaot to tha Snal
laatlon, ahould Sla thalr
In tbli offlca oa or beliT
April (MS. 1
wnen you .navo "yi
your money and have re
ceived nothing for it and
your eyes utill trouble
you, aee
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