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AXD OREGON.
Th Eatlr RtpabUraa State Ticket
la Washington Elected by
Iaix Majority.
Seattle, Waah.. Nov. 4. Wash
ington Joined la tit landslide tor
Taft yesterday. The heavy vote and
the alow count makea It Impoaalbla
to determine accurately the extent ot
the Republican victory, but thit
much ia certain: Washington glvea
Taft plurality ot at leaat 40.000.
exceeding by 15,000 the preliminary
estimate of State Chairman de
Bruler; the entire Republican itate
ticket la elected by tn&Jorlclea that
run veil up with the Presidential
ticket; the legislature la overwhelm
ingly Republican, although on Dem
ocrat geta In from Stevena county,
possibly a Democratic senator from
Mason, Kitsap and Island and per
haps on or two mora from coun
ties yet to be heard from. There It
AO doubt whatever that Wesley Jones
will be elected to the United States
Senate next January to succeed Lerl
Ankeay.
Following la the stste ticket:
Governor S. O. Cosgrov.
Lieutenant-Governor M. B. Pay.
Secretary State Sam P. Nichols
Stat Treasurar John Q. Law la. '
Stat Auditor C. W. Clausen.
Attorney-General W. P. Bell.
Commissioner of Public Lands
E. W. Ross.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion Hoary B. Dewey.
Insurance Commissioner John H.
Schlvely.
King county'a plurality for Taft
la estimated on the basis of the re
turns now in at 14,00: Spokane
county'a at 1000; Pierce county's at
between 6000 and COOO. and the re
mainder ot the counties, 17 la all,
la proportion. The state ticket falls
but little below the Taft vote. Coun
ty tickets generally are Republican.
Hera and there a few Democrat offi
cials have got In In some ot the
Eastern Washington counties, but
they are exceptions.
It Is estimated that at least 1S5,
000 votes were cast in the state. The
, Democrats made the chief showing
oa Bryan. The Socialists cast ap-
'proximately 11,000 votes, as nearly
as can be determined with returnt
which show only about 44 per cent
Of the vote cast. The Prohibitionists
made their usual showing and polled
probably about 1600 votes.
In the Northwest, San Juan, with
her ISO votes, cast two-thirds of
thetu for th Republican ticket. Is
: and county gave the ticket through
' Just about the same majority. What-
; com gives the -ticket an estimated
majority of S000, although In places
on her county ticket, notably sheriff,
there has been cutting. Skagit gives
; tnore than 1000 majority for Taft
' and (he straight Republican ticket.
' Snohomish 'is Republican by from
TOO to 1200. Jefferson shows a Re-
I publican majority of 400 at least.
: Clallam and Kitsap show a landslide
for the ticket, save for the fact that
. tbe Joint senator was cut heavily la
:Kltsap county.
Oregon for Taft by 23,000.
( Portland, Or., Nov. 4. Taft wins
Oregon's electoral vote by between
24.UU0 and 25,000, according to In
complete returns from S3 counties
Bed complete returns from Hood
Stiver county. He carries ever;,
county by pluralities ranging front
loo In Baker county to 8000 In Mult
nomah. The state vote stands near
$5,000 for Taft and 40,000 for Bry
an. In the . Presidential election
faut, Tears sgo, Oregon gave Roose-
b plurality, the vote for
t ""-Socialists, Prohl
1 if dependents polled
, sotes In the state,
as close to 1 15,000.
To least pn's four votes for
Taft the state has chosen the Repub
Ican j candidates for Presidential
(lectors R. R. Butler, of Gilliam
ounty; J. D. Lee, ot Multnomah; A.
J. Marsters, of Douglas, and Frank
;. Miller, of Linn.
', Outside Multnomah county, Taft's
sad la 16,000, his strongest eoun
tes being Marlon, 1400 plurality;
ju, 1300; Washington, 1210;
'matilla, between 850 and 1000, and
touglas, 1000.
: Scenes attending the balloting
irougbout the city were devoid of
rest Interest. The provisions of th
.'wjrupt'. practice act ware generally
garded and the usual buttonholing
X lectdrs at the voting places was
of -observed, anywhere. Voters very
1 oerajl discarded campaign but-
ins ana. other outward evidence ot
.elr party choice before going to
te booths.
California, Republican.
San Francisco, Nov. 4. Thr was
state ' election In California to
mplicat Issues, and th Kepn Du
ll National ticket carried the state
about 76,000 majority. In 1104
Hsevelt carried th state by 111.
S over Parker. Th olld Repub
an delegation has been re-electsd
thout change, and a Republican
it leglslstur Insure th election
a Republican to succeed Senator
rains, -y . .
HALOWEEN FESTIVITIES.
Christian Endoavor Society
Entertains In Armory Hall.
Hallowe'en, the night when
hobgoblins and the jack 'o knt
era are out in grand parade, was
duty celebrated by the young
folks. Many persons enjoying
quiet moments during the early
hours of the evening were heard
to give vent to tneir fright to
the delight of a bond of would-be -goblins
bearing some hideous
jack o'lanlerns and armed with
the terrifyijig tick-tack. Outside
of a few stale jokes perpetrated
during the fore part of the night,
peaceful quiet reigned ovei
the town during the remain ng
hours.
At the Social.
Hobgoblins and fortvne tellers
were the center of attraction at
the Christian Endeavor social
held in the Armory Hall last
Saturday evening. As the
guests entered the hall they were
led by the pillow-slip arrayed
goblins to the darkest recesses
of the hall where amidst weird
noises and the clanking of chains
two goblin seeresses warned
them to lead better lives in the
future. In another corner the
fortune teller, seated in her cosy
hut of scarlet, read your future
for a very small fee.
The most entertaining features
of the evening were the different
contests the hat trimming for
men was won by G.Seaton Taylor
over seven other contestants; the
pencil sharpening contest for
ladies was won by Miss Lillian
Ranney ; the button hole contest
for men, won by Dr. A. A. Keene
and the nail driving contest for
ladies won by Miss Belle Ranney.
Games were enjoyed by young
and old until a late hour. Re
freshments were served from
different booths.
First National Sells Business
The deal was consummated on
Monday whereby the Condon
National and Gilliam County
Banks of this city purchased the
building, fixtures and furniture
and absorbed the business of the
First National Bank. It is un
derstood that the Gilliam County
Bank intends to liquidate and
nationalize under the title of
the First National, and it is pro
bable that the present officers of
the Gilliam County Bank will re
main the officers of the First
National.
N. Farnsworth will remain in
Condon and engage in the real
estate business.
Hunt, the Hardware Man, has
a brand new washing machine
which is better than all the rest
LET AN EXPERT
Do your repair on Wntohe.
i 'lucki or Jewelry. William
(he Jeweler and Gradual e
UiiUcian. N. Main Btree t
Jost & Phillips
Clem, Oregon
Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Jilt-rei)y 5l?oes for I)en arc Guaranteed
to stand the hardest knocks.
SNOWDRIFT FLOUR
EDD0N & HARRISON
Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef,
Pork. Mutton and Veal
A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
Cornar Spring and dragon Street CONDON, OREGON
Mrs. E. H. Randall and Miss
Mildred Randall came up on the
local from Olex Wednesday. ,
Wilbur Wade of Olex was In
town Wednesday, having brought
up several instruments for the
local band.
Fred Monroe brought up the
ballot boxes from Arlington
Wednesday and spent Thursday
visiting friends in the Wheat
City.
E. J. Catlett came up 'rom
Portland Wednesday with a
number of people who are look
ing for timber land.
Wm. Buerkle wishes to an
nounce that the felon on his fin
ger which kept him from work
several days, is almost entirely
well and that he is now ready
to do any kind of work in the
shoe making and repairing line.
T. Kane, who hns been here
with his thoroughbred horse,
Sunrise, for the past two weeks
left Wednesday for his home at
John Day. He took with him
the three-year old thoroughbred
owned by Jas. Dunn and will
keep her through the winter and
work her in the Spring. Another
instance of a Condon horse hav
ing to be taken outside to be
properly worked.
The Ladies' Aid Society is pre
paring to hold a Bazaar and Fair
on November 20th.
E. C. Rogers left yesterday
morning for Shaniko to make ar
rangements for the completion
of the new hotel which he is
building there.
Special 'prices on Barn Bills.
See the Arlington Lumber Co.
If you have anything to trade
exchanee. rent or sell, see to it
that you use The Globe Wants.
Your money not ours until you
are satisfied with the goods you
purchase. The S. B. Barker Co.
A. J. Shelton & Co. are row
prepared to handle farms and
city property, in fact any and all
kinds of real estate. Call at
their office in the Wasson build
ing on the east side of Main St.
SALES AGENTS WANTED
36.00 per week or 400 per cent
profit. All samples, stationery
and art catalogue free. We want
one permanent agent in this local
ity for the largest picture and
frame house in America. Exper
ience unnecessary. We instruct
you how to sell our goods and fur
nish the capital. If you want a
permanent, honorable and profit
able position, write us today for
particulars, catalogue and samples.
Frank VV. Williams Company, 1214
W. Taylor St., Chicago, 111.
MEAT MARKET
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8 TheBest
I DUNN BROS., Inc.
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J. F. Delph, the expert um
brella mender, is now ready to
make your old umbrellas as good
as new. Leave all your work in
this line at the B. K. Searcy
residence.
Fashionable outfits for smart
drawers. Tbere is a touch of per
fection in our goods that foils cri
ticism. The 8. B. Barker Co.
To raise good crops they must
h nrrinprlv nlanted. To be
properly planted, you must use a
r 1 c
a good, reliable implement, use
the Superior Drill.
J,
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthen Uie
Iiiiiiti and ex rla polda. lift the
genuine in a yellow package Con-
don Drug Company.
An array of bargains, sterling
qualities and lowest prices. Th
3. B, Barker Co.
TVio Amripnn Theatre an
excellent and refined moving!
picture show every evening.
Only ID cents. Theatre on Main
St, Condon.
See Stephenson's Stock of Stylish
Summer Shoes.
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ATTENTION
The Gf.oBB is now prepared g
to publish notices of final
proof. Call at our office and
get receipt and your notice
Lwill appear in this paper, j
jnnnnruinnirunniisnfnjniE
KIDNEY CURE
FOLEY'S
WILL CURB YOU
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reach of medi
cine. Take it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There is
nothing gained by delay.
50c. and $ 1.00 Bottles.
hKFUSB wUBSTITUTBS
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Condon Drug Co.
r-tni .'-if."''-.'ar'.r.1,11 .aeao
in Clothes for All! 5
The 0. K.
Shop
FRANK OObDCN. freprtater
Shaving. Shampooing, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Hatha in Connection.
Una door mirtli Uillimn C. Hank HIiIk
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Soft Drinks
Caiulirn, Nut ami Kruita in
1 8.-.n. cirt au.l T..l.aica
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N. r ARNHw ini, Cishicr; Wm. Wehku; F. M. Plitkh. ,
No. 70S9. t?
:j Capital $25,000 Profits $5,000
D06S a General Banking Business ij
Jj No mutter how lurge, no matter hnw small, this Hank jj
& will nive your ImmneHH the uareful attention which its jj
g permmal interenls warrant. Vmir patronage solicited. ,
Drafts 'iHsued on all parts of the world. Stricilv home inslttution 5
1 a UREEK, rruUial
UT MWEUUR. riu-TraMui
GILLIAM COUNTY BANK
Capital 0,000
Trantncts a arneral Bunlilnr BualneM. Do
Ditmic anil Foreign KrliftiiteboUKlitanda(il.,
Diraetora-S. B. BARKER. JAT SOWERMAN, a 0. FORTWOOD, I. V.
. KK1SACUKK, K. T, COX.
CONDON,
THE PALACE HOTEL
MILLER BROS. Proprietors.
MOST cotnndioiis Hotel in the city,
with the hoHt the nmrlcet affords
tontion given to the comfort of guests. :: :: ;:
Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen.
CONDON. OREGON
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SUITS
Are World Famous,
The Clothes of the sea
son -Overcoats and Suits
and Trousers at ull prices
from $7 to $27.
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We have just been
APPOINTED
EXCLUSIVE ACENTS
of tho
Washington Tailoring
Co. of Chicago
Makers of
LADIES'
Tailor Made Suits
Skirts and Coats.
Let us tske your order.
ALBERT DA1U3
Livery and
FeedStable
Our Mwy tock Is rtrtt-Claas.
- ft'it attention to berdlii HUtrk.
Your I'atroaaga ts Bolicltod.
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Condon Oregon
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