THE CONDON GLOBE
II. A. HARTSHORN
FabUsher.
FRIDAY, JAN. 15. 1909.
SCBSCKIPTIOX PRICK. I1.M PEK TEAR.
Entered at Pualofflce at eacoaa-Claaa matter.
pabltahed tmr FrMiT.
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eack rat to Inure pa at aueatwa.
Cards at Thanks. SeeoUuons oi Beeper, tie.
I ma pw IIH in ailTtiXM. om word to On.
OUwr adverttalne; rales oa apaUratloa.
COCRTCOSDOa. HO. 64, T. OP A. MEET
MorMlaja evening ol tack Booth la ANa
arv Halt kxlt rooaa. Vleiaut brataen at re
qUMMd to awt vita a. A arm vreleeei
evalrevoq.
Every person who entertains
pride in the Wheat City should
be glad to hear of the buildiags
to be erected within the next few
months. They will mean added
advantages. The Wheat City,
with its educational and relig
ious advantages, to say nothing
of its money making resource is
destined to become the .. largest
city of the Central Oregon coun
try. Why not make a slogan of
"2500 inhabitants for Condon by
January 1st, 1910." : The new
organization, the Gilliam County
Improvement Association, with
headquarters in this city, could
work to no better ad
vantage after it has secured the
experimental farm, than to make
its main object "The
Wheat City 2500, January 1st,
1910." The organization propo
ses to advertise the resources,
and there is plenty of them, but
your help is needed. i'Boost'.'as
you have never "boosted" be
fore!
The county court fulfilled its
duties last week by voting the
8-mill tax establishing the coira
ty high school fund. This move
decided that we are to have a
high school building erected dur
ing the summer. Details as to
its construction and cost have
not yet been fully considered,
but it is known that we are to
have a magnificent and commo
dious building, with opportunity
to extend as the needs of the
county shall demand. The cost
will be approximately $15,000.00.
At all events there seems to be
the determination to have a high
school building befitting the dig
nity of the city and county.
Two cent postage has gone in
to effect between Germany and
the United States and hundreds
of thousands of people in both
countries will be benefited by
the greater cheapness and facili
ty in communication and the net
result will doubtless add largely
to that more perfect understand
ing which makes for friendship
and mutual helpfulness between
individuals, and peace and comi
ty between nations.
When President Roosevelt
started our fleet around the
world he had no expectation that
the big battleships would carry
on an assault with bread instead
of cannon balls and make the
Italians more thankful than ever
for the country that Columbus
discovered. The calamity in
Southern Italy has given our
fleet an opportunity to fight
against pestilence, famine and
direct suffering.
The i open handed re
sponse of Congress to the Presi
dent's message asking an appro
priation for the relief of the
inhabitants of the earthquake
area in Italy will doubtless be
gratifying to Americans, the giv
ers, as it will be a godsend to
those who receive. The mone
tary unit of measure in Italy is a
lire or nineteen and a fraction
cents and the eight hundred
thousand dollars appropriated by
Congress will mean more than
four million of lira to that strick
en country and will go far in the
relief of distress. Our country
is as it should be foremost in this
urgent charity. As the wealth
iest and most favored land hav
ing the greatest abundance of
the means of life it is appropri
ate that we should contribute
munificently to any country or
people in distress and it should
be even a pleasure to help a
country to whom we are so much
indebted for art, literature, set
ence and civilization.
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To trade Two, three-bottom,
fourteen inch plows in good con
dition, for twelve inch, three
bottom plows. W. I. Ebbert,
Condon, Oregon.
Strayed To my ranch north
east of Condon, One Red Here
ford with crop off one ear, and
one two year old steer with crop
off each ear. Owner can have
same by paying chargt-s. W. I.
Ebbert
E.F. Truax, who has been
viaitinsr with his son-in-law, Ed
Hall and family of Pine Ridge,
returned to his home in Albany
on Saturday.
While making the trip between
Condon and Lone Rock last Sat
urday, M. H. Stoneman the U.S.
mail carrier had the misfortune
to freeze his hands, feet and
face. Those who have experi
enced the suffering following an
accident of this kind can sincere
ly sympathize with Mr. Stone
man. G.L Skinner, is carrying
the mail during Mr. Stoneman's
enforced lay-off. )
Pat Parker of Oakland, Ore.,
is a guest this week of his son,
D. R- Parker of this city. El
mer E. Parker of Pendleton, a
brother of Dave's is also visiting
him this week. -
Mart Hoggett of Portland, ib
working at the O. K. barber
shop.
M. J. Tierney was a Condon
visitor from Arlington the latter
part of last week.
. Notice) For Publication.
Dnlted Btatea Land Offlea, Not Coal Land.
Tba Dallaa, Oregon, Jan. , 1909. 1
Notice la hereby glren that the State ot Oregon
hai lied In ihla office Ita application, Serial No.
021M to aelecl ander tba proaliloni ot the Act
ol Congreaa ot Aagnit 14, 1848, and the Acta eup-
pleroenurr thereto, tba NW"i8W'4Sec.2,.Vi4SE!4
A 8W8E ot Sec ( T. 2 8 R. 21 E. Willamette
Meridian, Any and all prraoni claiming ad
rerwlr Ibe lands deacrlbed, or deilring toobjeot
becaaaa of the mineral character ol the land, ot
for any other raaaon. tothediapoaal to the appli
cant, should die their affidavits of protest In tbli
office oa or before the 2tb dsy of Pebmary 1909.
C. w. Moou, Register.
Notice tor Publication Isolated Tract.
Public Land Sale. 0441
The Dalles, Oregon, Land Office, Dec. 14, 1008.
Notice Is hereby given that, aa directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land office, under
provisions of Act of Congress approved June 27.
1908, Public No. 303, we will offer at public sale
to the highest bidder, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., on
the 26th day of January next, at this office, the
following tract of land, lo-wit: EJ-i NEU-
Sec. 25, Tp. 2, 8., R. 20 E., W. M.
Any persons claiming adversely the above-de
scribed lands are advised to file their claims, or
objections, on or before the day above designat
ed lor sale.
C. W. Moore, Register.
The clubbing price of the Con
don Globe, the Oregon Semi-
Weekly Journal and the Pacific
Monthly is now $3.00-the big
gest $3 worth of reading on the
market.
1
JV Fresh, Rsliskle, Pun
A taarsntsee to Plssis
1 Every Osrdener snd
I J Flentenbuuidteittbe
1 superior merltsof Our
Northern OrovnkMda
I C i ni RPICIRL FPER
J FOR 10 CENTS
W 7 we wlU send postpaid our
FAM0U3 COLLECTION
t pit. ao nr imto . - to.
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WiHs Mnt t,u n ont, to kal, yj smUo 4
pMklns M4 mlv, tlftboT "Piidoo, Colkctioa." to
SMbn with our H.w ,r.d Initnietlv, Osrdra OuicU.
GREAT NOBTBBM 8KKD CO.
I7K Rose It. Rochford, Illinois
1 I' ' i s
Notlca For Publloatlon.
Pabll U4 Sale ferial No. 01 to I
1SOUTE1) TRACT
lt,S,Ua40V The Pellet. Oreaoa,
Dae. t, iwa.
Notice Is barebr siren that, at directed bj Ibe
CoMlaaloaerol tba Ueoarel Land Otnoe, na
iler tba nrovlslona ot tba art ot Vouireea an-
proved Jane T, lsua. Pablle-No. SM, a will
oOrrlor , la Iba hlabaat Udder, at W We.es.
ootba 1Mb dayol JaaaarTaeat, at thU ofnoa,
tba tollowloa-tnwtot laud, hU: .Etrtftee
alV8 a, la.. HaaaaMKW.M.
Any persona claiming edvereelj tba above
described land, ere advised ha Ala their tlalate,
or objclone, on or belore tba da; a bora
designated lur tarn,
C W. Moots, Beglater.
Notloa For Publication.
Not Coal Lend
Ormrtment ot tba Interior.
Valtad State. LaadUAea,
Tba Dallaa. Orecoa, Dae. U IMS.
Notice n aerebv lvo I bat Ptauk a
Stevens, halt ot Harrtat M. Stevens, deoeaeeo.
ot Condon, Oregon, bo, on Jlp Xtd, law.
aada Homestead Intrv, Serial No, ftMU N0.IIIW
lot S Ma'M and NEV, Seetloa
a, Township a aontb, RangaM Cast, Willamette
Meridian, baa IM notice ot intaullon to mete
Final Five-year (loot to aatablltb claim to
to tba land above deecrtbed. batoia Iba Ree
liter and Keeetvel ot tba United States Land
OtSceat Tba Dallaa, Oregon, on tba 4tb day ol
Febraary, Ml.
Claimant names at witnesses: Alomo Stev
ana and Banjamlaa Stevens ot Huod Elver, Ore
gon, U R. Stevens otCandoa, Oregon, and Joe-
apb Foaa ot Loaerock, Oregon.
O. W. Moots, Ecgteter.
Notloo For Publication.
I'. S. Land Offlea at Tut Dallaa, Oregon,
Not Coal Land. November Mtb, MM.
Notice la oerebj ftven that Oaoiga R. Oehea, ol
Lone Rock, Oregon, who, on October 7th. Ira,
made Homealead Entry (BeriaJ No. Q171?) Ho.
ll&M. tor E NWNVtKNW Section ,
and NS; Nbti aectlon a, Toanablp.
.,... W. il kaa Med notice ot Intention
tomakeflual le-yeerrool, to aetablUh claim
to toe land aboce deacrlbed, before Qaorpa W.
Parman, United HUUa Commlailoner, at fata ot
nee at Condon, Oregon, on the lib day ot Jena
ary, 190.
Claimant aamee aa witoauce: Oaorga W.
Boone, George Madden, Ueorge Myera, Andre
Andereon, all ol Lone Rock, Oregon.
C W. Moore, BegUter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Public Land Sale Isolated Tract & No.0li
Unltad Stataa Land Office).
The Dalles, Oregon, Dae. 18, 190ft.
Notice la hereby given that, aa directed by Ibe
Commissioner of the General Land Of nee, ander
provisions ol Act of Congress approved June 27,
1904. Public Nu. 303. we will oiler at public sale,
to iba highest bidder, at 4 o'clock, a. m. on
the 5tb day ol February next, at this oftlce, the
lollowlnatract olUnd. towlt; SWNWM and
NS0WK8ee24.Tp. ls.R.21 E. W.M,
Any persona claiming adversely the abova
deeeribrd lands are adviesd to ale their claims,
or objections, on or before the day abova desig
nated for aale.
C W. Moou, Register.
Profeuional Director,1
G.
W. PARMAN
ATTOBKEY-AT-LAW
U. 3. COMMISSIONER
Careful attetition given to all business
J enirasuxl in my ear.
Commit Blotk : Condon, Orexon.
yiOOD OAVEY.
. Physicians and Surgeons
Day and Night Calls promptly answered.
Office, Second Moor Barker Building, corner
Main and Spring Streets.
Condon, Oregon
JW. DONNELLY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
i
'DUeaset of Women a Specialty.
Condon, Or.
B.
F. BUTLER
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Office
OpsaUrs in Gilliam Co. Bank Building.
Condon, Oregon
j( R. WELLS
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR
a f.H? ,?t",B H'aa buatnaai. tales caa
4 acted. Valuations given.
CONDON, ORMOB
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Here are conditions ideal for
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surroundings and modern, almost
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Paso Rabies Hot Springs is a
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try plaee with the conveniences of
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Ask any O. R, A N. Agent for
illustrated booklet, "Paso Rabies
Hot Springs."
An evening's entertainment
for only 10 cents. The moving
picures at the American theatre
are perfect now and a pleasure
to see..
Content Notloo
DKPARTMENT F THE INTERIOR
V Hand Oltlce at The Dallas, Oregon,
December 17th, 1. '
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
la this office by Jautve Medea, eomaelaui,
against komra'cad. ferial No. Oltt) entry No.
1 made Kvb 37, iwie, lor V1,. - -W,s
i, aac at. Ta, S. ., Range la, E. H. by
Edaard M. Umbert, Cuntestee. In whleh It Is
alkNjed that said Edward M. Lambert has who!
ly abamtoued said blaca aud has
failed to reside upon, cultivate or Improve
eald nramlaaarturiug the all months last past
or at all from the time vt the Initiation of the
dam ithat said aild absence a. as notduv to Ills
employment In tba army, uavy or marine coibi
ul the United slates In lime ol war. Said par
ties are hereby notified to appear, reapoud, and
oSer evidence touching said allegation at leu
o'clock a. m. on February 11. VUWt, before Ueorge
W. Parman, a U.S. CommlHlouer at his office
ta Coudon, Orvgon, and that final bearing will
be held at 10 o'clock a, m on February 1Mb, Ivou,
before the Register and H welter al ibe I'nlled
Slatea Laud Uffiva In The Uallra, Oregon.
The said contestant having. In a proper arlda
rivaled December 17th, KWd, eel forth tacts
which show that utter due deltgenee personal
service ol this notice can not be made, It li
hereby ordered aud directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication,
C. W. Mouag, Register.
The O.K.
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