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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE ii. A. HARTSHORN puulitoer. FRIDAY, DEC. 11. 1908. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 11.30 FKRTCAK. Entered at Puttofflr aa eecond-euue matter. VuUUhed Kt7 tTMaj. ?Coat foreaenteeof tuadlos""edttaoel4 ' lertatlbeotare oat UM uaa Moa4a eoaet ten iml la lawn pro eileutreu. Carat ot Thanka, Reeolutloui o Retpect, Etc., rtna er line. In advance, iml word to Una. Other adverUtlnjt mtea on application. -MJRTCOSDOS. NO. M. t. OF A. UEKT8 V ilontiart eTeuluf ol each month In Arm or UU lodge room. VUlttng brother! ara re ejiwated to meet with aa. A warm welcome awaita you. The authorities at Washington have issued some very stringent orders against expectorating in post offices. Paragraph 11 of the rules formulated by the com mittee to prepare a plan for the prevention of tuberculosis in government offices and work shops, is as follows: "Do not spit on the floor; to do so may spread disease;" shall be prom inently posted in rooms, hallways corridors and lavatories in public buildings. Postmasters are in structed to put up the required notices, and if necessary shall call on the local authorities to enforce its provisions. Oregon and Washington were each given a hearing before President Roosevelt's Commis sion on Country life, and er pressed themselves as more than pleased with the co-operation they received in these two states. They were particularly fortunate in being enabled to meet the leading horticulturists on account of numerous fruit meetings at this season. The whole country is awaiting the Commission's report with gen uine interest That much good will result from the work, of the country life commission this caijer sincerely hopes. But it is still wandering why the commis sioners did not visit the country and the country towns instead of the large cities. With the first Annual Christ mas Number of the Globe, which will appear on next Friday, the editors have had in view for several months the editing and printing of an issue showing forth the resources and advant ages of Gilliam County just as they are, an issue to be known as "The Gilliam County Booster. The work is proceeding just as planned and on next Friday the readers of the Globe will re ceive a twelve page paper, beau tifully designed and illustrated, and full of good sound imform ation and facts as well as the news of the week. It will be an issue eagerly sought and just the thing to send to friends wishing to learn about Gilliam County. One-half of the extra copies have already been sold and those who wish copies, should call at this office early. The business men have already seen the advantage of this issue as an advertising medium and are offering wonder ful suggestions as well as big bargains in the way of holiday gifts. Look for the Globe's Xmas Number, it is something very different! The Globe sets the pace! You will not be dis appointed for taking our word, Found On Matney Flat road, a lady's shoe. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property and pay ing for this notice. If you wish to make your friends an X-maa gift that will be enjoyed and appreciated have the Globe sent to them for one year. Treasurer's Notice. AH ..outstanding County war rants up to and including warrant No. 60, Class Q", and all proceeding .county warrant are payable on presentation at rny office, Iuterest eeaiea after Deo ember 5, 1903. J. A. McMowus, Treasurer of Gillian count, Oregon Notice For Publication. . ,. " Department ot the Interior, ,l 8. Land Once at Tba Bailee, Orefon, Not Coal Land. ' NoTemaet 2nd, lao. Notlc la hereto (tTea that Allred Kamnl, ot Condon. Orecoa, who on inly Join, MO?, made Homeatawt Entry (Serlel No- 01 Ml). Mo. IMS tor Lota f, 10, 13 and 14, tfcctloa a, Townehlp 1 South, Ran Beat, Wlluunete Meridian, hat tied uoOjo ot tie Intention to maka Baal com natation prool, lo ettahllih elalm to the land bore deaertbed, before Oeorra W. Parman. C. a Commlaaioner, at hi otBca In Condon, Oregon, on tba 1Mb dr of Deeember, lsce. Claimant nameaaa wltneaata: William Fa- dcrwood, William Dowllnt, John a Harpota, ot Condon, Orecoa; Ljnn Phlltlp,olCroy. Oregon. C. W. Moon, Refltter. Notlc For Publication. Department ol the Interior, TJ. 8. Land OScw el The Dallea, Oreaon, Not Coat Una. Nov. tad. 1908. Notica la hereby fireo that Lawrence Child. ot Olex, Oregoa, who, oa January tad, tads, mad Homaatead Entry -aerial No. (mat-No. lirrr for WKSESi, Sea. St, E& Section tt. Tp.1 South. Rama EaM. Willamette Meridian, baa aled, notice ol Intention to maka ftual Ore-yeu prool to eaubllah claim lo tba land above deaerlbad, before the Refiner and Racier er ot tba U. 8. Land Office at Tba Dallea, Orecoa, on the 16th day of December, 1908. Claimant namea a wltnaaeaa: WUlard L. Phlllipa. Ray Dunn. Thoaaa May , John Dann all ot Cray, Orecoa. . C. W. Mooaa, Refltter. ' Notlc For Publication. Public Land tale Serial No. 101 ISOLATED TRACT- U Aland Ofllce The Dallea, Oregon, Dea.t,19ua. Kotica it hereby glrta that, at directed by the Commlttloner ot the General Land Office, an der Uw proYiilont ol tba act ol Concraaa ap proved Jane i7, im, Pa bile No. MS, wa will offer for tale, to the hlgheat bidder, at lB a.m. on the 1Mb day ol January next, at thla offlca. the foUowinc tract ol land, to Wit: SKV4-NW8ec S SKV WJiaee. 21, lp. 5 8. Range 34 E..W.M, Any partona elalmlnc advertely tba above detcrtbed land, ara adviaed to lie their clalma, or objection, on ot before tba day above dealfnated for earn. - C.W.Mooa, Refltter. Notlc For Publication. United Btatea Land Offloa, The Dallea, Oregon, Nov. 20, 1908. Notlc la hereby given that the Bute ol Oregon hat filed in tbit offlca 1U application. Serial No. 01196 to aaleet under the provliiona of tba Act ol Congnee ol A an rut 14, IMS, and the Acta tap- plemcnury thereto, the SHNE, NE!8W aENWHolaec.23 T.J R. 21 E. Willamette Meridian. Any and all peraoni claiming ad vertely the landt detcrtbed, or dealrlng to object beoaaaa of the mineral character of the land, ot lor any other reaaon, lo the diapoaal to the appli cant, ahottld file their affidavlta olproteat in tblt office on or belore the 2nd day ol January 1909. C. W. Moons, Kegltter. Notlc For Publication. . Not Coal Land Department ol the Interior. -. United Btatea Laad OfBca, The Dallea, Oregon, Nov. U 190S. Notica la hereby given that Bertha Trimble, al Condon, Oregon, who, on Augntt tstb, 1907, mad Homaatead Entry, Serial No. 0123 N0.I66M toroEfcN W'K-NEXaWk and Lota t A 3, SecUon 18, Townahip 4 South, Rangezs Eatt, Wliumette Meridian, haa lied notice of Intention to make Pinal Commutation prool to ettabliih claim to to th land above daecrtbed, belore the Keg later and llaaerva ol the United Ktat-a Land Of sea at Tba Dallea, Orejou, on Ibe 39th day ol December, 1808. Claimant namea at witneeeet: L.D.Botworth, John Monaban, J. H. Callit, Raymond Trimble, all ol Ctmdon, Oregon. C. W. Moons, Refltter. Notica For Publication. United Btatet Land Offlca, The Dallea, Oregon, Nor. 20, 1908, Notice la hereby given that the Btate ot Oregon hat Bled in tbit offlca it application, Serial No. 01119 to eelect under the provialona ol the Act ol Concrete ol Augart It, 1848, and tba Acta mpple- mentary thereto, theNVt of Bee. 24 T. 3 a R. 21 E. Willamette Meridian. ' Any and all per- ont claiming advertely the landt detcrtbed, or dettring to object becaute ol the mineral char acter ol the land or lor any other reaaon, to the duYpoeel to applicant, tboald file their affidavit! ol proteat in tbit office, on or before the 2nd day of January, 1909. C. W. Moors, Register, . Notlc For Publication. C.8. Laud Office tt The Dallct, Oregon, Not Coal Land. November 24th, 1908, Notice It hereby given thtt George R, Ochte. of Lone Rock, Oregon, who, on October 7th, 1902, made Hornet teed Entry (serial No. 01717) No. 11S54, lor EU NWWNWUNWK Bectlon3t, and NE!4 NE Section 33, Townahip. 8., R. 23 E W. M., haa filed notlc ol intention to make nnal five-year proof, to etublUb claim to the land above deacrlbed, before George W Parman, United Btatea Commlttloner, at bit of fice at Condon, Oregon, on the oth day ol Janu ary, 1901.;, Claimant namea at wltnettet: George W Boone, George Madden, George Myera, Andrew Anderton, all ol Lone Rock, Oregon. C. W, Moore, Regiiter. An ideal Xmas gift to your friendsthe Globe for one year. Mayvlll) Note Preparations are being made for a Christmas tree and enter tainment on the evening of the 24th. Wm. Keys made a business trip to Fossil Saturday. Sam Newell and Fred Stinch field returned Saturday evening from Winlock with a load of lum ber. They report the roads in that section in a very bad con dition. A. J. Mayfield spent Sunday here, returning Monday norning to Condon where he has charge of D. T. Santo's chopper; D. T. Santo and wife spent several days in Condon the first of the week. G. B. Dukek came over from Condon Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. B, Golden returned Monday evening from the Wil lamette Valley where she has been visiting relatives and friends for sometime. W. A. Darling has finished kalsomining the Grange Hall and returned to Condon Tuesday. Truman Pridmore left Thurs day' morning for Portland and other Valley points. George Edelman is spending a few days in Condon this week. On account of conflicting with the Oddfellows Lodge, the pres entation of the parable of the 'Ten Virgins", which was to have been given in the church here on Saturday evening, Dec 9th, will be on Sunday evening, Dec. 20th. 1 Condon National Bank Report No. Mil. Report ol th condition of The Condon National Bank, al Condon In the Bute of Oregon, at the dote of bualuaaa, November 27, 10. asaol'SCat, Leant and Dlacounta 1109.361 ..V. Overdralta, eeewred and unaecured ... J.Wl.tt 8. Bonda to aecura circulation 12.900.00 449.22 Premlumt on V. B. Bondt Bonda, eecuriUea. etc. Banking bouae. furniture, and flzturea Due from National Bankt -not reaerv 3.903.711 T,29S.K 33.90 164.43 11.13J.PH 10.00 19.00 agenta. One from ttat Bankt and Bankera, Dua from approved reaerv agent Cbecki and other caah llama Nofl of other National Banka Fraclional paper currency, nlckeia, and centa 22.29 Liwrci Monsv Rxiaavi is Bans, vll: Bpecla 117.648. 29 Legal-lender Note . To.uO Total 17,718.29 Redemption fund with U. B. Treaturer S per cent, ol circulation 029.00 Total 1114,123:. LiitiLiviat. ipltalttock paid In. 90,000.00 Undivided ptoftu leat expentea and uzet paid 1.902.90 MationalBankNoteeoutatanding 12,900.00 Una to other National Bankt B.930.07 Doe to SUteBaukt and Bankera 7,779.30 Individual depoaita tubject to check. . C7.9U9.23 Demand Certlncatee ol Depoail 2 AW. 31 Tlmeeertlflcateaoldepoall 13.806.82 ToUl llM,lJ3.8.'i jtateol Oregon, County ol Gilliam, m I, F. T. Hurltmrt, Cannier ol the above-named bank, do tolemnly twear that the above ttata- ment It true to the beat ol my knowledge and belief. F. T. HoaLai-ar, Cathler. Subacribed and tworn to before me thlt 9tb day ol December, 190C. Gso. W. PasH, Notary public. Correct Atteet: E. J. Clougb, O. D. Sturgeti, W. Lord, Director. Profewlonal Dlrectoru QW. PARMAN ATTORKEY-AT-LAW U. S. COMMISSIONER Careful attention given to all baaloes entraited in my csre. Concrete Block : Condon, Oregon QAVEY. Physicians and Surgeons Day and Night Callt promptly antwered Office, Hecond Floor Barker Building, corner Main and spring Street. Condon. Oregon J. W. DONNELLY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Disease of Women a Specialty, Condon, Or, B. P. BUTLER DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Offlca Dptmlrt in GUliam Co. Jlank Building. Condon, Oregon J. E. WELLS AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR Strlet attention riven to 4 acted. Valuation! given. CONDON, OREGON Content Notlo l-H'ARVVKNr or VHK INTERIOR' I'.&Uiid OtHreat The Uallva, lltvrm, No-ember loth, IwA. A eulurleut eoiitrM alnlnvll hating breu filed la thla omrv liy rmilla T. Tobvy, rolitedaul efaliitt batneeiead. Mi-rtal No. lira) entry No. Male, matte May la, Imh, lor W'iK K'.sn . feition 4. Township 3, 9,, haute XI, K. H, by Wm. Pollaid, vnietee. In which It l allseed that aald William Pollard lie wholly lallwl lo ttabllihand malntalu a residence upon eald land and haa wholly tailed to Improve the tame and haa tailed to raltltala, fence, or place any ImproTemeuU upon the Mate; that he haa been abeenl from eald land lor a longer period Uiau tl mouthe; titat hie abeeure wae not due to hit emplo) ment In the army, nary or marine rorpt ot the l ulled aiatee lit lime ol war. Maid par Ilea are hereby notified to appear, respond, and otter evident touchlii( eald allegation teu o'clock a. to. on liecenitwr W, ltan, twloreUeunr W, laruan, a U.S. t'ouimlwlouer al hit office In Condon. Oregon, and that Dual hunting will behehlatlOo'clofka. m on January 4IU, Iwm, belore the Reiiltter and Receiver al the C lilted slatee Laud odV-e In The Delict, Oregon. The taid contettaut haying, tu a proper afrlda Tit, Hied November Kith, iwa, eel forth facte wblcb bow that after due dellgeiice prrxmal errvtee ol thla notice can not be made. II l hereby ordered end directed that anch notice be given by due aud proper publication. C. W, Mooaa. Rcglntrr. Do vou think you will get the free suit case, Xmas, at the Con don Drug Co? Your money nol our until you are satisfied with the goods you purchase. The S. B. Barker Co. More people are taking Foley's Kidney Remedy every year. It is considered to be the most effective remedy for kidney and bladder troubles that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Kemedy corrects irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores IoBt itality. It will make you feel well and look well-Condon Drug Co. Oregon Snowline Union Pacific AJU 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Thronih Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Spokane; tourint sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman tonrist tleeplnc cars (personally conducted) wsecly to Chicago, reclining chair car t seats ir; to Ui at dail. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all parts ol th United States, Canada and Europe For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. H. 9 f & EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. M No. 6 Atlantic E 1 Dress. . . .12:45 A. M WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portland Special. ; . . . .3 :10 P. M 5 Pacific Express 3:48 A. M No. CONDON BRANCH. No 11 leaves Condon dally (except Sun day) at 7:4s A.M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11 :10 AM. No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (except Sunday) at 11:4s P. M. ar rives at Condon at 3:4s P. M. irSwii or 5ic)U).foreilirt rrirjl fr rerrt. f ne aJrlc, how to obtain patenu, trade narka, Ieopynsiue, ew, in all courtTKiaw. Butbuu direct wllk Waihington iavet lime, mamef and often Ike patent. Ptrairl lad Infnngtmtnt Prictle txciunviiy. Wrltanr iMine to tu at I uatk Straav . Van stater meat tnue. WASHINGTON, D. C ii iDyitTfatHBS , prompt it ontainea in an conmnra, or ma rmw. YRADCaWAIIKS, ('avejiuand Cuirri.htirei(i 1 tered. Hsj.td Hki!i, Modal or Hioio, for freo report on patentatnliir. ALL BUSiNtss STNICTLV CONFtDINTUL. l'atut pilusUoa Mduiive.y. HurTMiNKreff-rftnt-t'e. . . wiiiMta-iiltA inventora ihould Im to onr hand book onliovT tootrtamand Holt pair-iitn.SVliitt in tenUont trill pay.lluw tu ttPt a partner .andothnr TaiuaMe Information. HeTitfreetoiWTadilresa. D. SWIFT & CO, L 501 Seventh St., Washlnoton, D. C IML 3.n TilI a. 0M4-e-t would hear if called us up. We have the largest etoek of staple fl and fanoy dreaa gooda on thia market ' 'Our stock of Notions la alwaya ooo- plete 1 We are ahowlng novelties in Ruoh inga. Neokwear, Side and Baok Comba.1 Our atook of Men's and Ladiea'Hand kerohiefa everything in ataplea up to fanoy Shamrook Linens We are Giving from 10 TO 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING IN OUR DRY GOODS Department Hats Cups . Shoes 0 THES.B. BARKER GO. o 0 3H2 SEE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Qo. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers. General Warehouse Business. Wool storage and Baling. 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