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Newspaper Page Texttf. J- THE CONDON GLOBE H. A. HARTSHORN FaUtsfaet. FRIDAY, DEC 4. 1908. cmcRirnoH run rta yiail Kbm4 at PoasoaV as raBe)as matter. r-olUte4 I very rrUy. Scan tor. ( at mtHtVlXill Uft at tt)c mum taaa Mobou aeaaet art mk to Uwrt inapi atleaoe. Traaurr Notice). AH ouUUndinf County war- rtnUop to nl including warrant No.. 60, C1m. "Q" and all prcdiDg county warranta art payabl on presentation at my office Interest ceaaea after Deo ember &, 1903. J. A. VcUoftftia, TrMtom ol Uilliaixt conntv, Oregon Notice For Publloatlon. Coltwl sM Ua4 oae. Tk Dalle, Orvgoe, Nov. X. 10. Motto It Beretay give Mm h State l Oregoa hea 114 la tats aae la eaalieaUoa, Serial No, 1 lyt so selves aaaar IB arovtkkwa ottbeAet o Congress otAagaetta.iaas.ae4 te Acta -ptameatary tBereto, U eSSi. KKV,". g!iWoiSe.t t a Lnt WHUmett MwMua. w ea -alt peraoa Maiming aa Twwii Ik maw) deeoribed, at deelrtug to object Mttm ofta mineral efcereeser ol tBlaaa.or tor any nun, to Un dlepoaal to the aalt oaal. aaoaM SI taalr esVlavlta ol protest In lata oOo aa orbalor Umb4 oar ol Jaaaary iwa. C W. atooae, BeglMer. Card ol Thank, Hesolaoons el Respect. Bat.. rear par Una. la advance, anoa word to Oa. CKbr dvrtlelus rates eaeppltcetloa. rvi'TcosDon. no. m. r. or k. mrw Monday vnlng ol a aaoath la Arm or? Kail lodge- loom. VUlUnf brother ere f pawled to Bt with a. A awaUavoa. The residents of. Condon were again during the fore part of the week reminded of the dire need of a modern opera house. Those who were present at the enter tainments on Monday and Tues day evenings deserve much credit in patronizing the public , school benefit To sit for several hours in a .cold building, with only two small oil stoves as an Htxcuse for heating purposes on anertremely cold night, is no small task; and this with the op "f inion of those who had purchased tickets early but who did not at tend on account of the poor heating equipment, only serve as more knocks on Condon's present accommodations for en tertainment purposes. Condon has always been known as a good - show town, for the many good attractions always bring crowded houses. But how long will the people suffer for hours in order to have a little laugh, and how long, at the present rate that audiences are getting smaller and smaller, will .London be able to secure outside talent? How such a building with Aim' By stage settings, without heat ing apparatus or other accom modations can be called an opera house for a town of 1800 inhabitants is most surprising! It is said that the proprietor of the skating rink is remodeling his building into an opera house, jtahd u proper alterations are made for the comfort of the patrons this improvement will be a godsend, while the proprietor Will be hailed a benefactor to the Community and his work re- . warded by the patronage or the people. ' " i It is not too early to remind the people of this vicinity of the annual rush of Christmas buyers, with the attendant exhaustion, which is bad enough for the buyers but a good deal harder on the clerks. Procrastination is not only the thief of time but also the source of much suffer ing, and the holiday purchases sewn to mean a more formidable task e very year. The many Btores of this city have on hand large stock of Christmas goods and purchasers may just as well get busy now. Our business men, through these columns, offer most generous bargains. They give you many hints as to suitable presents and are ready to supply you now. Why not do your buying with these mer chants who can give you the best in their stock at the present time ? Notloe For Publication. Departmeatot the Interior. U. a Lead Ome at Taa Bailee. Oregoa. Not Coal Land. November tad. Mw. Motto to- hereby give that Alfred ksmpl, ol Coadoa. Oreaea, who oa Jatj SMB. WS. mad Homestead Entry tSerlel Ho. 0UU. Nv. IMS. tar Lout, 10, 1 and M. Bsetloa a, Township t oath. Banc M hat, wiuam Meridian, au Sled aotUof au tnrealkm to make anal coat- matarloa proof, to estabUaa etalm to tho land above described, kerore Uoorg W. Famaa.C.a ComltloBT, at hi oOc la Coadoa, Orafoa. lb 1Mb day ol tauto, WO. Claimant bbm wlta: William La- darwood. William Dowliac, John a Harpoto, ol Coadoa. Othob; Lyna ralUlaa, ol Cray. Orojoa. j,.: C.W. ktooaa. aftttor. anirwuvrinAAivnnnnnrutninAp i tTEHS OFLOCAL INTEEEST FoundOn Matney Flat road. a lady's shoe. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property and pay ing for this notice. Walter Wado came up from Olex last evening. , H.C Strickland left this morn- jing for Portland where ho will join his family. He will remain until after the holidays and pos sibly all winter. He ordered the Globe sent to his address that he may keep poated on all happen ings in Gilliam county. Jay Bowerman returned from Charles E. Ebi, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Ebi of Arlington, and Pn ... ThllPS(lftV -vpnin,,. Mary E. Zimmermann were mar- ried at The Dalles on Thanksgiv- Will Burns is again on the road ing day. for a film company and left this mnrnintron a trin through Idaho Crawford & iJonroy snipped .njijtah three cars of stock cattle to the Portland market today. Mr. and Only a few heating left as prices, sizes and qualities are right with Hunt, the Hard ware Man. Mrs. Chas. Wilkir.s were shopping in this city lust stoves eveninar. rczzs c3:ri ie3 czd err u nrvnnnrpnnrTTMTfl Uliii li Il1iJ U liiiUU II WLTU L rllZI y u Notloo For Publication. U. a Laad Odta t Tk Pall. Oiwn, Not Coal Laad. N otw br iMih. l0a. NoUlarferilvntBtOor B. Ocht. ol Lon Rock, OroroB, wbo, on OriobM Ttk. IB, mad HomotMd Kairy (Mrial No. 01117) No. UWi, lor EWNWUNWUNWM HmUooM. aad NKV NK Swlloa a, Towniblo. L. E. Laurance returned Mon- 4. r. e.. w. m.. aai Md Botic oi lawntion day rom prajrje Ranch whore he tomakHnal dT.yr prool. to MiablUB claim mtblndboT dMcrllMid, btlor Ooott w. rarmaa, Vailod Suim Cummlmlontr, al hi of e at Coadoa, Ortfoa, oath tta day ol Jua ry. 1W. Claimant aamaa aa arltnann: Oorg W Boon. Oort Madden. Ooort Hym, Aadraw ABdonon, all ot Loo Hock. Oneoa. C W. Moon, RIMT. -Notloo For Publication. Department ol UM latorlor, B. & Laad Oflle at Tha Dalhm. Otmron, Not Coat Laad. . Not. lad, 1Mb. Nottt la hereby Itb that Lawrane Chlki, ol OH, Orefoo, wrto, oa Jaaoary tad, H03, mad Homaimad Entry -atrial No. SllCL-Na ivat ha wsaEK, aw. h whneh, Socooaa, Tp.1 Soath, Ram 1 EaM. Willamette afertdlaa. filed aotlc st iBttotSoa to bma anal St-rear . pruol 10 MtablUh elalalo the land atwre downtad, befoc the Rltr and Recler er oi Ih B. a. Laad ulfte al The Dalle. Oregon. oa the 15th day ol Dmrnber, 190. Claimant aamea a witaat: Wlllard L. Phillip, Ray Dona. Tbomaa May . Joha Dana all ol Cray, Otetoa. aw. Moou, Reenter. Otis Campbell spent a few days this week in the north end of the county. Do vou think you will get the free suit case, Xmas, at the Con don Drug Co? Notloo For Publication. United State Laad Offloa, The Dalle, Onajaa, Not. 10. 1WX. Notice U hereby tireo that the But ol Oretiua ha lied la thl oroce It application, serial No. 0111 to select aader the praTllonol th Act ol Com rae ol Act It, IMS. and th Acta supple mentary thereto, theNW4 ol See. 14 T. 1 a. R. II E. Wllmette Meridian. Any asd all per onclalmlnfadTrly th land described, o. deslrlutta object beaoI the mineral char acter ol the land or lor any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should HI thtlr aflldariu of protest In this oflle, oa or belor th lnd day ol Janaary.lW. C. W. Moou, Register. Notice For Publication. Pablle Laad Sal aerial No-0?? ISOLATED TRACT U.S. Land OtSC Th Dallea, Oregon Oct. 11, 190. Kotle) Is hrby tlTta that, a directed by the OomailariOBerolIha 0Bral Laad Olfle, aa dr th proTlalooa ot th act ol Concram aa- praeadjaaa i7, not, rablla-No. (OS. wa IU oaarlortaM,to the hlgheat bidder, at 1 90 p. m. oa the'7 IB day ol December next, at this office. Lhe lolkitrtrtg tract o land, to wit: SHSENW SES Wlst El4e. 11, Tp. 1 1. Rang 21 E..W.M Any paraoa claiming advarsely th abor daaeribed land, an adTlsed to rile thtr claim, or objections,- oa ot aelor th day abor designated tor sale. . . - C. W. Ilooag, Register. Kotle tor rablkatioB Isolated Tract. ' Pablle Land Sal. 0928 The Dalles, Oregon. Land Offioe, Oct . 'JO, 190. Nolle I hereby gtra that, a directed by u CommllooT ol th Usnerml Lead office, under provision ol Act ol Co agrees approved Jane 37, 19M, Pa bile No. Bjt, wa wlU offer at pablle sale to the highest bidder, at f 30 o'cloea a. m., oa the Tth day ol December nut, at tola office, the following tract ol laad, lo-wlt: sWJ Nfc'V 4se.,Tp.2, a., R. 21E., W. M. Any person claiming adversely the above-de-. scribed laad at advised to flic their claim, or objections, oa or before th day abor designat ed for sale. ' C.W. Moore, Register. Proposals Wanted. The undersigned, in behalf of the Gilliam County Improvement Association, hereby invite the sub- mission of sites for tho location of the proposed dry farm experiment station to be conducted under the auspices of the Oregon Agricultur al College co-operating with the U. S. Government Agricultural De partment. Sites to consist of not less than 320 acres of land, said land to be located not under 800 feet nor over 1600 feet above sea level, to be comparatively level, deep soil, convenient to transpor tation and to have necessary water for domestic purposes. A cash rental proposition for a twenty- year term will be considered, as will one to rent for one year with privilege to purchase for cash. Geo. B. Dukek, Pres. Chas. H. Horner, Sec., Condon, Or. installed a new switchboard. Prairie Ranch is now the switch ing point for Richmond, Spray, Mitchell and the French Ca's ranches. He also repaired the switchboard at Fossil on his return. Your money not ours until you are satisfied with the good you purchase. The S. B. Darker Co. More people are taking Foley' Kidney Remedy every year. It if considered to be the most effective remedy 'or kidney and bladder troubles that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores lost vitality. It will make you feel well aud look well Condon Drug Co. - Harping on those old sidewalks about town is not an old story, but may be if the marshal does his duty! The American 'ineatre an excellent and rennea moving picture show every evening. Only 10 cents. Theatre on Main Contaat Notloo DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR - C.S. Land Offlct at Th Dalle. Oregon, ' November loth, 190S. A safflclsnt contest affidavit having been filed la this offle by Frankl T. Tobcy, contestant, agalaat homes teed, (Serial No. 14) entry No. laat, mad atay M, Ota, tor SMaKX. ascuoa . Township 1, a, Range It, E. WM, by Wm. Poller d. Coat!, la which it I alleged that aald William Pollard has wholly (ailed to establish and maintain a residence apoa said land aad baa wholly tailed to improve th same sad ha tailed to caltlval, fence, or place any Improvement apoa the same; that he baa been sbeent from said land lor a longer period than six month; that hi absence was not da to his plovment la th array, navy or marine corps of the l otted State la Urn ot war. Bald par lies an hereby notified to appear, respond, end offer evidence toachlng said allegation at lea o'clock amoa December 2, 1908, belor George W. Parmaa, a V. 8. Commissioner at his office io Condoo, Oregon, aad that Saal bearing will be held at 10 o'clock a m on Janaary 4th, 1909, before the Register and Receiver at th United State Land Office In The Dalles, Oregon. Th Bald contestant having, la a proper affida vit. Bled Norember 10th, IMS, set forth facts which show that alter doe dellgenc personal service of this notice can not be made. It Is hereby ordered and directed that each nolle ba flrsn by da aad proper pabhcatloa. C W. Moou, Register. Notloo For Publication. Not Coal Land Department ol th Interior. United State Laad Office, The Dalles, Oregon. Nov. 18 1908. KoOc Is hereby given that Bertha Trimble, of Condon, Oregon, who, on Aagast 28th, 1907, sede Bssezixsd Estry. Serla! Su. Siui Ko.lisMi forSEN WNEJ48W4 and Loll 19, dertlon IS, Township 4 Soath, Kan re 23 EaM, Willamette Meridian, ha filed notice ol Intention to make Pinal Commatatioa praol.to establish etalm lo to th laad abor daaeribed, belor th Reg ister aad Receiver oi th United Stata Land Ofaetat The Dallee, Oregon, on the Z9th day of December, 1908. Claimant names a witnesses: UD.Bdawortb, John atoaahaa, 1. H. CaUls, Raymond Trimble, all ot Coadoa, Oregon. C W. Moorut, Register, 0DFf.fi?. Si. ONLINE Union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY rrofesslonal Director, Throntfh Pnllman lUndard ind tear tit sleeping cart daily to Omaha. Chi cago. Bpokan : tourist sleeping car daily to Kenta city : through Pullman tourist leeping cart (oerionallr conducted) wveal to Chicago, reclining chair oan laeata Snt) to Uit roil dally. Q W. PARMAN ATTORKEY-AT-LAW U. 3. COMMISSIONER Cartful attention given to all baiineta entrusted in my care. CotuTiti Block : Condon, Oregon. LOW RATESI yyocm OAVEY. Physicians and Surgeons Day and Night Call promptly answered. Office, Hecond Floor Barker DulidlDg, comer Mala and Hpring street. Condon, Oregon u m mm o WOaLmSO OB 0 TO EVERYBODY FAR AMD NEAR! We wisli to A n n o u nc e That during Decem ber there is going to be some of the MOST TERRIBLE PriGe Slaughter-" ing in our Store that was Ever Known. REMEMBER DECEMBER IJ: THES.B. BARKER GO. Hit sj' WHEAT - BARLEY INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers. ffigat PrUtS raid For Grain. Genera! Warehouse Business Conducted. Woo Storage and Haling a Sfnialty, Dtaltrt i .Vei H'irt Aail .' ii .i ... Lime, Sulfhur Ctmml Sktrf l)if AA , OATS RYE -MA mm 2isC J W. DONNELLY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Diseases of Women a Specialty. Condon, Oro. Tickets to and from all part of the United States, Canada and Europe ror particular call on or Udri D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. R. 8 i. & EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. M No. 6 Atlantic Expret. .. .12:46 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON No. 1 Portland Special 3:10 P. M. No. 6 Pacific Express. ... . ..3:48 A. M CONDON BRANCH. No 11 leave) Condon daily (except Sun day) at 7:yA.M. Arrive at Arling ton at II :10 AM. No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (except Sundav) at 11:45 P. M. ar rives at Condon at 3:4$ P. M. GIVEN AWAY FREE! u P II 0 B. F. BUTLER DENTIST Crs end Eriflgc TTorls a Specialty. Cpsmlrs In Ollllam Co. Bank Baliding. CEv Condon, Oregon B. WHIJ AUCTION CTR AND VALUATOR trlet attentloa aivea ta 4 acted. Valuation gives. 0 armwitur uruliirfAfureiDerttMrvlTsiul frssrwioT I Vtm aTvkw, bow ID ouaia pstaata, U1 maras, I eoernraa,su, M AIL COUNTRICg. Bmdmm tHrtcl wilt WmtUmgio anws (raw, Prtsirt in Mfrigrirt Prtcde Eiclsslrsly. Write or eaae to iw at St Slam Stnss, ee. VatM Stssr fa WASHINGTON, D. C. 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 advanpe will be given the benefit of this wonderful offer. Another Splendid Offer! Suijset T)a$azii7e Beautifully illustrated, tells of Western Life and Progress, devoted to the interest of the Pacific Coast o tat 0 n ard ti?e Qoijdoi? Qlobe, i yar, ooly $2.25 1 301 oompoji, oaieoa IO e 2P St, Condon.