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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1908)
THE CONDON GLOBE that he had succeeded in reduo ng the numDer 01 cigarettes smoked by his wife from 40 to 20 daily." H. A. HARTSHORN PablUner. FRIDAY. NOV. 27. 1908. BCMCRIPTION PRICK, ll.MPKR YKAft. Kutatrd ( KtoBc u teeooa-elaet matter. rblUhd Stary frMey. 7 Coat fw -linl of etaareaaeaehl ee kltuutoaoHttowmi Monday lOMll Mk week to leeure areata! aiteauoa. Ctnli ol Than it, Reeolauone ol Retpeea. tie.. I cants per Una. la advance, ewer, worda to Una, Other edverUiini ratce on apbUcatton. Ol'RT CONDON. a M. f. or a. utro Monday erentu- ol wck ooolh In Arm- art Hall ladce room. Vleillnc arotbere ara re- aexeted to tteet wltn aa. A warm walcom twain) too. "Aiding Dry-Land Farmers. The Department of Agricul ture and the Interior Department have agreed to establish and - - ! t .ntlia equip an experiment imm Umatilla irrieation proiect. to assist farmers in properly devel- their land. The Washing ton disnatch brineing the news of this proposed aid to the irri eaters also says that Professor Kerr has secured from the Agri pnlfiiral Dpnartment a Dromise to co-onerate with the state in establishing an experiment sta tion for dry-land fanning in Mor row, Gilliam or Sherman county, While the methods of dry farm ing and irrigated farming are vastly different, both have the same end in view. The purpose of each is to bring into a pro ductive state vast tracts of rich land which at the present time are non-productive. In many localities it is absolutely neces sary that water be secured in order to produce a crop, and, even in other semi-arid localities, water would greatly enhance the value of the land. But throughout the Pacific Northwest there are vast tracts of semi-arid land that, with proper cultivation and a thorough knowledge of the work on the part of the fanner, can be made to turn out very good crop3 with out the aid of irrigation. The Oregon Agricultural College has on its staff a number of dry farming experts who have had practical experience covenng many years in farming districts, where the amount of natural moisture was much less than it is in the dry regions of the Paci fic Northwest and where water for irrigating purposes was un available. With an experimental farm where practical demons trations of dry-farming methods can be made, these experts can do an inestimable amount of good. Irrigation, of course, where the supply of water is ample, .'.can be made the most certain method of farming known, but the drv famine lands east of the Cascade Mountains have wonderful future, and in years to come, when the science of conservation of natural moisture in the soil is thoroughly under stood, surprising results will fol low. The Umatilla irrigation experiment farm will prove of ereat value to the state and to the projects in adjoining states, but its advantages cannot exce those which will follow i thorough understanding of dry farming in the Pacific North west Oregonian. How many property owners have repaired their sidewalks since the order for such has been issued by the city council? What have you done about yours? This is a personal question but it must be attended to or the city mar shal will do it it for you and you will have to foot the bill. The condition of the sidewalks of Condon is a sad thing to think about, a constant knock to the city when a stranger must walk on them, and worse yet the walks are a constant danger to yourself and other residents of the city. Those missing boards, and the broken ones waiting for a chance to trip some one as well as the number of nails which should be hammered down, are all a regu lar nightmare to pedestrians and at any time might prove to be the cause of a serious damage suit against the city. It is to be hoped that the city marshal wul not stop his work of forcing side walk repairs until every delap- idated walk in town is put in first-class condition. Do it for appearences sake, if not for your own safety! RAW IXNGS When the lungs are tore anil In flsrued, the ftturine of pneumonia nd consumption find lodgement and multiply. Foley'e lionet Tar kill the cough germs, cures the most obstinate and racking oough, heale tho lungs, and pre vent teriou result. The genuine is iu a yellow package Condon Drug Co. Notice For Publication. Department ol tba Intarlor. C. a Und OHIO at Tba Dl, Orefoo, Mot Coal Und. November . I TO. Notice la herer tirea that A Head Kempf, ol Ooudna, Onvon, bo on Jel awn, lrt, made HonMaatad Kntry (Tartar No. 0111). Wu. law", for UMaa. 10. IS and 14. tkctlon a. Townahlp Doath, Knt JO Kul, Wlllamew Neriuian, at. iu uoUoaol hit Intantloa to make Baal com matalloa proof, lo eetasilaa claim to tba land huvadaacrilMd. batora flennre W. Herman, U. Cunmletlouer, at bit otflce Id Condon, Oregon, on tba 1Mb day ol December. I. Claimant nameeae eMneaeee: William en dcrwood, William Dowllnf . John a, Harsoie, oi Condou, Oregon; tynn ruillliw.of Croy.tfaon. C W. Muoaa, RefUter. Elating Stovtt at $2.00 each ' 3.00 " " " 4.00 " " " 5.00 " 6.00 " ' " 7.00 " 8.00 " and so on up. The 2.00 stove it first-class and the othert grow better at the price increases. See Hunt the Hardware Man for the best in town at the lowest prices. Congressman Longworth has worked a great reformation in the character of his wife, the president's daughter, according to a statement made by Dr. UB Sperryin Des Moines, Iowa, few days ago before the Y. M, C. A. "Longworth told a friend S.B. COUTURE & GO. Prepared to handle all kinds of Fuel Phone No. 6 A Office Lost Valley L. L Co. Lumber for sale in our wood yard at about Half Price of the lumber being sold in Condon. Bring in your bill and let us figure on them. IF YOU tUven't Bouaht Your WINTER SUIT net. Gome end get mg pnwi firs, rerteo lift; lews 1 Clean and Press your clothe, make them iook new, at reasonable ratee. ENOCH ELMGIMIN m Lao ted at rnoe'e aid eonlaotlenen tvand, ana eoor eauan ft Notloe For Publication. Department ol Uia luterlor, I'. & Und Offlc at Tba Dallea, Oregon, Sot Coal Und. o. lad, WW. NoUca la hereby tinn that UwreneeChllda. ol Olt. Unaoa. who, on January lua, ima. mula llomeeteed Kntry -serial !)a aiioi.-ao. 1.V7V lot W SSKV. See. M. SN I5. Seellon Tp.1 8oalh, Kauita l Satt. w lllamaiw Manuian. Hld noUra ol tntauUon to maaa nnai ara-yaar proof to aaiabllth rlalm to ina laua abovadMcrtbad. bvlora tba Kaliiar ana Kent ar ol Uia V . a Und Olnca at Tba Dallea, Uttin on tba 1Mb day ol Paraabar. 1 90. Claimant namaa aa wltnaaaaa: wlllard u Phillip. Kay Dunn, Thomaa May , John Dvnn all ol Croy, Onfon. C. W. Mooaa, Riltar, HRXANKTIIYIKNKTKTHAJdlNK The above is tho name of a Ur- man chemical, which is one of tin many valuable ingredient of Fo ley' Kidney Reineily. Hexamei- hylenetetramine ia reeognuwl medical tcxtbotik ami authorities as a uric acid solvent and antisep tic for the urine. Tane Foley' Kidney Remedy as soon as you no- . .... .1 : 1 tice any irregularities, ami avom serious malady Coudou Drun Company. Irlrols0 I Uliu li yJ U lini U Winter blasts, causing pneumo nia, pleurisy, ami consumption will soon be here. Cure your cough now, and strengthen your lungr with Foley's Honey and Tar. D not risk starling the winter with weak lungs, when Foley' Hone) and Tar will cure the most obstin ate coughs and colds, ami prevent serious results-Condon Drug Co. Notloa For Publication. Public Und aala Sartal No- OKI -ISOLATED TRACT I'.o Und Offlc Tba Dallaa, Orron. Oct. n. IWa. MoUca It hanby (Iran that, at dltartad by th Commlnloner ol tba Uanaral Und Olftoa, an dar tha proTUioiia oi tba act ol Couf mat ap arovadJaiia k7. Wu. Publta-No. JUS. wa will onarlortala, to Uia blfhaat blddar, at 1 Jo p.m on Uta 7lh day ol December nest, at tbli ofllve. I Uielollowlnt tract olland, to wit: H'.slii.N I SK',SWi,Nti!iec. as, Jp. S S. Kaiia H K..W.M. Any penout claiming adrenely tba abon deacrlbiid laud, are adelaed to Sla their cUiou, oroblecUona, on or be lore tba day abore deilKuated lor aala. C. W. Moots, Bet later. North Main Street. LIVERY and FEED STABLE Under New Management Dan Hllderbrand Proprietor Notice lor PubilraUon-leolated Tract, PaWlc Und Hale. Own The Dallea, Oregon, Und Offlce, Oct . W. WGa. NoUca It hereby ft ran that, aa dtreeud by Uw I Commiuloner ol the Uenaral Und oSlce, auder I prortalout ol Act ol Concraet approved juuex:. IW, 1'aUlo No. 303, wa win oner at puouc al io the butheel bidder, at 30 o'eloct a. m., on Uie7tbday ol December next, at tble omce, Uu (ollowlut tract ol land, lo-wlt: i) S&' Jee.T.Tp. i, a, K. 21 E.. W. M. Any peraons clalmliij adrenely the aboTa-do-. crlbed Uudt are ailrlted to die Ibelr olalmt, oi obJecUoiit, on or before the day above deaifnat ed lor tale. C. W. Moure, Ratjltter. Notloa For Publication. Not Coal Und Department of the Interior. United oUtee Uad Office, Tba DtUet, Oregon, Not. 18 1806. Notloe it hereby (Iran that Bertha Trimble, of Condon, Oregon, who, on Aagatt 28th, 1907, made Homaatead In try, Serial No. 01(23 No.lHBe (orHE'N WJi-N E'4oW!4 and Lott 23. section 18, Towntblp 4 South, Range 23 Eaat, w uiametu Meridian, hat Bled notice of intention to make Final Commutation (.roof to ettablith claim to to tba land above detcrlbed, before the Reg liter and Kecelrel ol the United Statel Und Office at -Tha Dallea, Oregon, on the 29th day ol December, 1908. Claimant ntmet at witnettea: L.D.Botwortb, John Monahan, J H. Calllt, Raymond Trimble, all of Condon, Oregon. C. W. Moon, Reglater. Notloa For Publication. United Btatet Und Office, Tbe Dallea, Oregon, Not. 20, 1908. NoUca it hereby given that tha State of Oregon bat Bled in tbtt offlce Ita application, Serial No, 01119 to telect ander the proriaiontof tba Act oi Congreai of Aagatt 14, 1848, and tba Acta tnpple- mentary thereto, theNW of Sec. 24 T. S B. R. 21 E. Willamette Meridian. Any and aU per- tont claiming adrenely tbe Undt detcrlbed, or detirlng to object bectaaa of tbe mineral char- acter of tha land or for any other reaton, to the dttpoaal to applicant, thonld file their affldarlU of proteat in tblt offlce, on or before tbe 2nd day oWanaary,1909. C. W. Moou, Beglater. , Notice For Publication. United Btatet Und Office, Tba Dallea, Oregon, Nor. 20, 1908, Notloa la hereby given that tha Bute of Oregon hat filed in tblt office lta application, Serial No, 01)95 to telect ander tbe prorltiont of tbe Act of Congreai of Aagatt 14, 1848, and the Acta tap plementary thereto, tha 8X1 NESW & 8BNWliotSec.26 T.2 8 B. 21 E. Willamette Meridian. Any and all penont claiming ad renely the landt detcrlbed, or desiring toobject because of tha mineral character of tha land, or for any other reaton, to the dltpotal to the appli cant, tbould file their affldarita of protettln thlt office on or before the 2nd day of January iwv. C. W. Mooti, Beglater. Contoat Notloa DEPARTMENT tiF THE INTERIOR U.S. Und office at Tbe Dallea, Oregon, November loth, 11MS. A tufflclent conteat affidavit harlng been Bled In tblt offlce by Frankla T. Tobey, eouteatant. aialutt boinveiead, (serial No. Oliit) entry No. 12016, made May 16, 1MH, for H'-.-iKVi, J',v. decUon 4, Towntblp 3, 8., Range 21, E. W M, b) Urn. rollaid, Couictlee, In wblcb it it allegeu ibattald William Pollard bat wholly felled l etublithand malnUln a retldeuca upon talu Und and bat wholly tailed to Improve the tauu and hat tailed to cultivate, fence, or place an) Improvement upon tbe tame; that ha hat heeu tbeent from tald land for a longer period than tlx montbt; that bit abaence wat not due to hit employment in tbe army, nary or marina corpt of tbe United state In time of war. saia par- tlet are hereby notified to appear, retpond.and offer evidence touching tald allegation at ten I'clock a. m. on December 28, 1908, before George W. Parman, a U.S. Commiuloner at hit office In Condon, Oregon, and that flnal hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m on January 4lb, 1909, lielora tbe Regltter and Hecelrer at the United 8tatet Und Offlce In The Dallea, Oregon. The tald conteitant harlng, In a proper affida vit, tiled November 10th, 1908, tet lorth facte which tbow that after due dellgence peraontl ervlce of thlt notice can not be made, it it hereby ordered and directed that aucb notice be given by due and proper publication. C. W. Moou, Begliter. Oregon Shout Line jj akd union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY TO EVERYBODY FAR AMD NEAR I We wish, to Announce That during Decem ber there is going to be some of the MOST TERRIBLE Price Slaughter ing in our Store that was Ever Known REMEMBER DECEMBER I I THES.B. BARKER GO. mi c 3CJOC Through Pullman sUnds'rd snd tour 1st slMpirifc ears daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Spokane; touriet aleeping car dally to Kan tat city ; ttirongh, Pullman touriit tleeplng can (personally conducted weeaiy to Chirago, reclining chair can taeau Iraaj to tu uit dally. LOW RATES I M WHEAT BARLEY INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managr. Went Priat raid For Grain. Gtntral Warttoast fiuunm ConimUi. IIU Um W AWi1., a Kimltn litalm in Saitl Win Adf'j ,'lii, ii-.-U, Sulphur Ctmmt Skttf Dif I'll , OATS RYE! Tickets to and from all carts ol the unitea ruaioe, uanaaa and Europe (or particular! call on or audreaa 3ai . 1 D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. 1. 9 fl. TIME TABLE When everything looks up a stump And fortune smilea 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. EA8T BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. .1:20 P. M 12:45 A. M. No. 2 Chicago Special No. 6 Atlantic Espreaa FolEy's Honey and Tar clears the air nasHaees, stops the irrita tion in the throat, soothes the in flamed membranes, and the most obstinate cough disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened, and the cold is ex celled from the system. Refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package-Condon Drug Co. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portland Special 3:10 P. M. No. 5 Pacific Express 3:48 A. M CONDON BRANCH, No 11 leaves Condon daily (eicept Sun day) at f.4S K. M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11:10 AM. No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (eicept Sunday) at 11:4s P. M. ar rives at Condon at 3 :4s P. M. The best coal on the market was received by the Arlington Lumber Co., on Monday. The famous Rock Springs Coal gives heat and costs less in tbe long run. 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