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THE CONDON GLOBE HARTSHORN & MERESSE FRIDAY, OCT. 30. 1908. 8CB-NPT10S PRICK. M.30 VtK YEAR. Intend t Pooffire u accoml-vlM. ttr. pablMwd Ewy FrMT. J Cojj lorrkBt of lunJlnWltllol4 bt ach rak to laiura prompt attcauou. Carta ot Ttina. RwolaUon. ot Rwct. Etc.. I rata pt Um. In wlTWicr, k wordi to lln. OUwradratMtng itea on a.ltoauon. Coirtcosihw. ko. m. r. or Unnd.vm xTcutiu ol eit moutn in Arm- on Hall Kl room. Vlaltinc brother are r- ,,tl to Bot with as. A warm welcom wait, tou. Manv nerhara remember the pro phecy of some calamity howlers a few months ago predicting nr1 future for the Wheat City, that many of the store buildings would be in sore need of renters. Do they now realize that their prophecy has come to naught nd that since that time nine VniUmrra have been filled and that the owners are now enjoy intra revenue from rent much lartrer than before? Also that thP maioritv of the newly oc cupied buildings are located on tfeo wst side of Main street, and to still further ridicule such prediction that a new up-to-date liverv buidinz is now under con striction on that very side of Main street, that the imposing hrick structure the home of the Rr Thomas Aauinas Academy comDletion. while other M (.avw a a. places of business may be started within the next few months. Elmgrain the tailor, Lancaster truncal estate man. Lane ine restaurant man, Shelton the real estate man. Thouvenel the sec ond-hand furniture man, the Condon Athletic Club, Hire the liveryman, Andrews the bowling alley man, Barr of the American theatre, Brown the drayman, Hilderbrand the feed stable man the S. B. Couture Fuel Co., and the promoters of the proposed electric railway line, must nil lQVO thnncrht differently or must not have consulted the v.iror The Wheat City is growing in spite of the prediction and has a bngnt iuiure. Clem News. Kenneth Welshons came down from Condon Monday for a few day's visit Mrs. Geo, Welshons left Tues eay for Pendleton to visit rel atives. S. C Dodson was in from the ranch Wednesday with two teams to take out his household goods that were shipped from Condon Wednesday morning. Jas. Larch drove in from the ranch Monday. He says he is busv seedinsr his fall grain and expects to finish about the first week of November. Mr. Larcn is one of the most prosperous farmers of this vicinity. Four bold bad hunters left here last Sunday for the Blue mountains in search of deer That means that there will be be enough venison for the winter when they return. School bearan Monday with a mod attendance. The new build o ing is certainly a credit to the town. Peter Jost is with us again; he like a number of others who have left here and returned, thinks there is no place like Eastern Oregon. Jno Chandler received a Hart 'nrr Gasoline Traction Engine this week to do his plowing on his ranch near here. Whether it is a success or not is yet to be demonstrated. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wade and little son were here Wednesday on their way to Portland. The Interior Whse Co. received car load of extra fine lumber at their station here last week. R K. Searcv was in town Tues day on his way to Schuttler Flat to hunt geese. Tr is rumored that Geo. Will iams has sold out all his persona nronertv to Walter Wade; he is undecided as yet where he will locate Henry Wilkin's was a busines vistor here this week. SMMLANNUAL STATEMENT OF TIIK FNANCtAt. CONDITION OF CHL.LTAM CO. CI.KRK S SA.V ASXVAL STATEMKXT . . . ... - ..I a:il...t.t fa.lllltV Mm.... th aimuml of cU.mi allowed n M i ouniv v.imr. w v......... - . and unpaid m.m pr i, . ,. ... I i .lu.' f 3OT I" t. utility v nun ami x miiwii. . Circuit Court Jiiytire Court Sheriff offic Clerk' office Treasurer' ortiws . . Corunai ' Otfif "" " School Superintendent' otficti Stock Inspector' ottic ; Aaaeafor' omoe Tax Rebate v Current expense Courthouse ex petite Jail expenses Care of Poor Care ol Insane - ' Road and Highway A.essuieut A Collection ol Tax 1 n FALL AND WINTER! Bridget Elect on Ixpsnse.. Uiscellaueou . , . t W . . . 108 tW . . . ion i . . . W . . . 03 SO ... 8U 00 ... l!6 ... W ... 2S3 05 ... 1! ... 733 ... 10W . . .10004 75 . . 8U 15 ... 770 00 y n D80 33 4 05 Total xmount ol claim allowed .......... ... ammiuiiivii WARttANTa t'NPAlD. . : l i.t .... 30th. lUOo o 7 County arrania ouwuihuiiib i ' Kstituated luterest accmeu Somebody is going to be elected president of the United States in a few days. It may be said with safety that it will not be Hisgen, or Watson, or Debs. The country will survive either horn of the dilemma. Both parties are vociferating their confidence in the'result This is matiwnarv. However, it is the Antv of pverv voter to cast his ballot on the third of November. Fossil Items Mrs. Gertrude Noland and f.n. Mrs f. C. Soear of lllttlivi , e Fossil were in Condon Monday. They took the train Tuesday for Hood River where they expect to make their home in the future Mrs. Mabel Smith of this city left Wednesday for eastern Washington. A large number of Caledonians from this city and vicinity are in Condon celebrating the annual Caledonian festivities. Cove-Lamb A verv Drettv weddig occured on Wednesday at 12 o'clock at the home of A. B. Lamb in this city, Dr. Howard Gove and Miss Abie Lamb were united m mar- riaee. Both young people are residents of this city. They left on the Condon stage Thursday for Portland where they will spend two weeks before return ing to Fossil. Total amount unpaid county warrant 811,2 ,6 Statx o Orxisos, I M i.ll.i.n. I . riv ,.t th. Count ol Gilliam. State ol Oregon, 1 I'lia. it norurr. vwh.. viwi., - ... . . . ' . , .t . .... t t. . .ml mrrect statement ot the amount io liervDV ceruiv mat iur' .. ot claim, allowed by the County Court ol aaid County tor the h T yea, em. g onU'c30th davof September 1W8. lor wtnen warranu . i ...,t. .,utandin and unnaid on said date a th " appears t M. n.l U n.w i.rtl.'ittl eustodv. upon me reco. vm. ---' ... ,0, ... (lf Witness my hand ana the seat oi me t,ounj v,uur, i Octobr, A. D., 1908. ma. n. SKALJ COUNTY TREASURER'S 5.V AS.SUAL STATEMENT arch SUt,1908,Palance on hand, (Jen Fund, page SI Due from School District Ho. , pge so Fee received Irom Psarl Jarl, Co. Clerk, Chas. H. Horner " " School District No 19, relun led. interest on bond I'roceed ol etray la'. R. M. Roger, Sheaf!, Received Irom E. Wheir, J.l.,Cou:on, nn Exam, lee " G. T. MeAithur, Supl ol School J.C.Sturiill. .Scboel District N'o. 8, cbgd twice with m item Moore cl arxed with interett on last S 01 l" tax School Futid received from State Treasurer, State Road Fund " " Secretary of Slat Rec'd from R M Roger, Sheriff, 1891 tax 1895 " 1899 " .. 1897 " 1898 " 1900 " W01 " 1902 " 1903 " 1904 ' 1605 " 1903 " 1907 " Paid mit a follow: Interest on the last of the 1900 tax Kiret half ol the 1907 tax School Warrant redeemed a per Clerk' rclpti County Warrsnts Road " Special School and city taxa Balance $ 29909 34 15 93 823 65 300 60 15 00 14 50 10 00 7 00 14 00 22 00 to 00 1179 20 800 36 3 50 S 40 2 06 2 00 .34 8 00 6 00 13 45 12 43 S3 95 23 73 67 60 186 89 13420 16 Everything You Need to Wear : : Ladies' Dress Goods in 6 yd to 8 yd patterns 42 to 52 in. wide. Price, from $12 to $16 All the Latest Patterns In Navy Blue, Reseda, Green, Brown and Black Uilifit' Aulo Scurf, Shot lMidS!iftw),liitnt ptlr m nil ilosiKii fft to 3. Ml. Silk rlinwl. all prii'f. iWr Skin Novt-llip i (up. 2"H! toll 25. Mi.it Auto ('out. Cniioa Coat, mxl Wool mid J'r n..) Sw.utr, MK) to U 00 llrtt. ('H', HooK, SIiiic. Kvcry ihinji '"'' "fi'tl for Winter wtar. N. C0". Koe A Co. IVilor M-lo Suit. Kit ml quality Biirlitr,-.l. I.init.c nre cnr. fully filte.l ml maJo from nif O ,.,r:Bu ..f aiirinran itml lnr.tl.ilil y. Kvwt lie Urn of ewlng 'm tloublo xlrpiiRlli. v.. )().-. Tlii. I.n Wuiie Lino infill Ji' fvorytliiug new itiul iusliioniil.lo in CKmka ami Suit. All tailoro.l thv purftjet l.n Vogue wity. Onlv seventeen football en thusiasts were placed hors du combat in a recent eame. Is it possible that the sport may be Heceneratintz and tending to cj - effeminacy? Judge Taft announces that his Administration will not be spec tacular, but one of enforcement of the law. Only evil doers need fear the fulfilment of that pro mise. The Taft smile has become fa mous. It is the" genial herald of progressive prosperity. "If I am elected President I propose to,deYote all the ability that is in me to the constructive work of sugges ting to Congress the means by which the Roosevelt poli cies shall be clinched." Hon. Wm. H. Taft. AtSandmky, Ohio, September 8, 19 I 47512 10 f 47512 10 State ot Obkcios, ) J"', .... i.f tl.l .am I i r ir.,rl. Tnnntv Treasurer of Gilliam County, Oregon, J,. f . . " t i i .t fu thdr thA lorpiroina' ! a iruo u m rect gtatement of the amount received, paid out, and renminlnK on nana in tif county treasury of aid county lor the lis monw enuing on mo m v, ember.A. T., 1908, leu 13,218 VI n :.. mu i..n.l tl. 17th dav ol uctoDar. iua J. A. McMobrii, County Treasurer SHERIFF'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT . i .r,,) iwnnti warrant received for taxe and all othei Jl L Uc iuiuuu. vi i""1"-; wurceaand paid to the County Treaurer by the Sheriff ol Gilham county .Orogon, from the Slat day of March 1908, to and including the 30th day of September 1W08. Amount of taxe received Am't paid irea.urer on lax For the year 1907 WttrranU ,.:..$ 11B 77 Ch...; 131W o Sheriff Roll... 134 80 For the year 1908 Cash 14.M . B f OA 1905 uasn ARE VOU ONLY HALK ALIVE? reoule with kidney trouble are so weak and exhausted that they are only half alive. Foley's Kid ney Remedy makes healty Kidneys restores lost vitality, andweak.del icate people are restored to health Refuse any but Foley's. Condon Drug Company. When everything looks up a stumD And fortune smiles agin' you, Don't Pine. Spruce up And show the world you got timber in you By buying your Lumber and Fuel from the Arlington Lumber Co, Married Man In Trouble A married man who permits any hpr nf his family to take any thing except Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colas ana lung iroume, is guilty of neglect. Nothing else ia naonnd for all Dulnionary troub les. The genuine Foley's Honey unrl Tnr contains no ODiates and is in a yellow package. Condon Drug Company. 28 00 5002 50 2838 00 14234 35 770 Of) 7197 9 17414 98 A (iiv us a trial. We nrrcutt your patronage anil always II .... . - . i ... .. ii.i.n rv (li'iiiiriiiiont o( our store. II 5THES.B.BARI(ERC0.-f;j oocac: ', j3 !sv:c3Cc0 ; WHEAT BARLEY INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers. lligest Vru ts I'aU For Gniin. Ctntral Wartlmuu lusintss Condudtd. IIhs Storagr anJ Miiij; a Sfv.ittlty. I'rul.rs in Siukt IlirrA'ail. .'in.'i.. Iimt, Sulfhnr Itinriit .N'l.v I tip 1:1,, OATS RYE For 1907-Warrant f 118 71 " Cah.... 13168 69 ' Sheriff' Roll 134 80 For 1906 Cah 186 89 ff For the year 1904 1903 1902 1901 1900 1898 1897 189S 1895 1894 1891 28 73 25 95 .12 43 13 45 ...6 00 ...9 00 84 ...2 00 ...S 06 ..2 40 .2 50 1905 1004 1903 1902 1901 1900 1898 1897 189S 1895 1894 1891 67 00 23 73 26 96 .12 43 13 46 .6 00 9 00 34 2 00 2 0b 2 40 2 60 R.cMfrom ala ol t.tr.y. ...14 50 P'd Trea. on tale e.tray. 14 60 Total amount received $13789 00 Am't paid treasurer 113789 00 Stats of Oreooh, ) f . ... ,,f I 'illin ... I . I. R. M. Roger. Sheriff of aid County, do hereby certify that the forego ing statement is correct ana true. tl.la 1RII. rliv nl llatoDer A. U. 1UUB. t ivijcdb .... R. M. Rogiri, Sheriff of Gilliam County, Or. cttumarV rtatemf.mt Of the financial condition of Gilliam County, Oregon, on the 30th day ol Sep lember A. V. 190. ii.kiiitio. To warrant drawn on Treasurer outstanding and unpaid To estimated intereit accruea ttiereon ToUl Resources By fund in the hands of the County Treasurer applicable to the payment of County Warrant Amount du County from former Treasuer By Balance Total Liabilities II 0 O $8522 75 90 00 $8812 75 Nothing $3219 91 6392 84 $8612 75 $5392 84 o GIVEN AWAY FREE! One Year's Subscription to the TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL THE QUALITY FARM PAPER OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Ably and carefully edited, presenting the practical side of farming. Published monthly. Sample copies at this office. To Every New Subscriber of the Condon Globe Renewals paid in advance will be given the benefit of this wonderful offer. Another Splendid Offer I Subset Ta(azine Beautifully illustrated, tells of Western Life and Progress, devoted to the interest of the Pacific Coast i u D 0 i t - i i i . r . i i crpt 5 5. i i 1 I 1 ! ' t i I M i 5 i i r- h 0
