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h,ptun Rt- TUT? miinAiT ri nnr inc. unuuii uludc. H. A. NtrteVeta the ornciAL MwsrA.rEn orciLUA. covtry Published Every Friday by Tkt Clobt Publishing Cowpaay. Entered as second clasa mail Matter at the poet office t Cendait, Oregon CONDON. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEFTM. 1911. Advertising Rates: Display Advertising - Single bsua, 20 ctnU per Inch; two issues, 15 cento per inch per issue, regular current advertising, 12 1-2 cents per Inch per laaue. Local Advertising i 10 cento per line for first insertion; 6 cento per line each ad ditional insertion. . ( , , Legal Advertising - 10 cento per line per iaaue. ' ' Onb Year Six Months Subscription Rates: (In Advance) - tl.60 ' - - 1.00 FOLLOWING is a little lesson in finance which illustrates very aptly the principle involved in the slogan, "Keep Your Money at Home.' ir t . i . - . ir. jonos Keeps a Doarding house in a certain Oregon town. Around the dining table one evening sat Mrs. Jones, Mrs. An drews, a milliner; Mr. White, the baker; Mr. Jordan, a carpenter and Mr. Laidlaw, a flour, feed and lumber merchant Jones took a 10 gold piece from his pocket and handed it to Mrs. Jones with uie remanc mat mere was f 10 of the 20 he had promised htr. Mrs. Jones then handed the money to KEEP YOUR MONEY Mrs. Andrews, remarking "Thar nv AT HOME for my new bonnet." Mrs. Andrews in turn passed it to "Jordan," saying it would pay for the carpenter work he had done for her. Jordan handed it to Laidlaw, requesting a receipt for. a bill for lumber. Laidlaw returned the money to Jones in settlement for hia hnnrrl bill. Jones again passed the gold to his wife, saying that he had now paid the $20 he had promised her, and she in turn paid it to White to settle her bread and pastry account White handed it back t3 Laidlaw, requesting credit on his flour bill, and Laidlaw again returned the money to Jones saying that it settled for his ill. J 1 t niumu s aoara. jones put it m ms pocket and remarked that he had not supposed a $10 gold pieiw would go so far. To illustrate the purpose of the above narration in these col. umns, let us suppose that Mrs. Jones had sent to an Eastern mail order house for her bonnet The $10 would have gone out of cir culation so far as Mrs. Jones town was concerned." No better illustrations of the power of money could be had, and a better ar gument for buying "Made in Oregon" goods and keeping the mon ey in tne norae state, instead of buying mail order goods from eastern states, could hardly be advanced. The dealer must educate his townpeople along these lines. Res idents of small cities and towns must be taught that the town life depends upon how much mo'ney is kept in circulation in the com munity; that for every dollar any resident spends so much is re- lumea to ms:, sometimes all. as in the foregoing. Sending money away from home serves to build up other commuoites, which is not a bad thing. Help neighboring States when you can; it is a laudable thing, but Orsgon should come first in all things, and one way to build up Oregon institutions and Oregon factories is by keep ing muuey at nome. GLOBE ADS BRING RESULTS . .14 .63 .". General .7 ...Merchandise... Dry Goods Groceries I Hardware Cigars-Tobaccos a m m . ia ' - pott Drinks... E. Wheir Blalock - , - - Orecon NORTH BEACH is the pleasure haunt in this part of the country this summer. Its devotees re joice to learn that they can now go and come on a regular schedule, independ ent of tides. The excursion steamer, "T. J. POTTER" leaves Portland, Ash Street dock, DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 8:30 A. M. SATURDAYS ONLY, 1:00 P. M Abo the Steamer "HASSALO" leaving f uruana auiiy, except Sunday, at 8:00 11. m. taaiurelay at 10:00 p. m.) ' Reduced Fares Prevail From all Points in the Northwest via the Oregon-Whington Railroad and navigation Company Ideal cottage and camp life, a magnifi cent beach that is not surpassed any where, genial and beneficial climate, and all the comforts of home without costing you any more than if you re mained at home. q,Call on or writa; to any O-W. R. & N. agent'for complete information; also for copy of our sum mer book, "Outings in Oregon.' " WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, O-W. R. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon. ...YOUR LaSTXHANCE... to get magazines at lsio club prices, nearly every standard publication :.will increas their club prices for the season 1911-12 so we cannot fill your order for any club given below fter September 20,1911. See the point? Thensdndus your order TO-DAY. To PACIFIC MONTHLY, add Delineator for 11.65 Everybody's - . . " 195 . The Housekeeper - " 1.65 McClures .... j 35 Woman's Home Companion 1.95 The Housekeeper and McClures - - - for 2 7t World's Work, ' Cosmopolitan and Delineator ; - - - " 4.35 These orders, at prices given, can be deliveree only in the U. 8. and insular possessions. '' , ' Remember, the time Is short. Address, The Pacific - --- v, wii- land, Oregon. : There is nothing whiVh o up better in any business than an attractive Drivate ohooi- f. the paying of bills. The Globe is making a specialty of this kind of work. Call and get es timates. ::- Bus meets all tr.ii Summit Hotel. : YpUr patronage solicited and satisfaction anteed. , : H. J. SIMMONS j Abstracts of, Title I ; : i wnw)N, OREGON. : DELINQUENT TAX LIST Gilbraith, me Condon & Cornish's east add con- don lots 6 7 blk 34 3.15 Gilbraith, R B - Lancasters add Condon lots 6 7 blk 55 6.30 Gilliam County Mill sec 24t2srl9eI60acres 32.52 Golden, w j Condon ori ginal 25x50 feet in east half lot 12 blk 0 6.82 Golderf. Frank B sc 33 t 5 s r 21 e 695 acres C4.28 Golden, Frank B original Townsite May ville lots 2 3 blk 6 .38 Goodrich, L J - sec 22 t 2 n r 20 e 160 acres 9.76 Grant, wm sec 2 1 1 n r 19 e 80 acres 1.48 Goodman, chas F - sec 21 1 2 s r 22 e 160 acres 7.68 Hartman, H w sec 13 14 t 3 r 21 e 120 acres (personal prop erty) 12.04 Hartman, H w sec 24 t 3 a r 21 160 acres 12.48 Helsey, e w - sec 20 21 1 5 a r 20 320 acres 24.88 Hanley, Elizabeth west add Con don lots 1 2 9 10 11 12 blk 46 32.55 Hanley, Elisabeth - Lancaster's sub Condon lot 20 2.10 Hanley, Jack - Lancaster's sub Condon lot 10 7.35 Hartman, Bertha see 18 t 4 a r 23 1 160 acres 6.98 Hoakins, Minerva Smith's plat Arlington lot 4 blk 19 Hein, chas sees 13 14 1 6 a r 21 e 320 acres 21.78 Hein, Chas - lloyer' add Condon lot 4 blk 2 Helsley, Milton sec 10 t 3 s r 20 160 acres 13.02 Hice, Arthur Q - sec 22 t 2 n r 20 160 acres 9.76 Hines, wm E - sees 13 24 t S a r 22 e and sees 7 8 17 18 1 6s r 23 880 acres ' 35.52 Hopper, a D - sees 22 25 26 27 28 2 31 32 33 34 S5 36 t5srl9 e and sees 2 3 5 6 t 6 a r 19 3229 acres 118.11 Horn, Edna - sec 5 t 1 s r 20 elGO acres 8.16 Hubbard, Alice sec 12 1 1 n r 22 e 160 acres 2.56 Huff, a c - aecs 23 24 1 1 n r 19 e 160 acres 13.09 Hurt, a M - Dunn's add Condon lotSCEFblkS 4.79 Hardie, Est a D - sec 6 t s r 23 e 78 acres -1.76 Hardie, ceo -scc36t2srl8e and sees 23 24 25 26 35 36 t 6 s' , r 22 e and sees 1 2 t 6 s r 22 e and sees 19 SO 31 1 5 s r 23 a ' andsecs4 56t6sr23e 4698 a 69.25 Johnson, clause sees 14 15 22 t ' 4s r 23 e 800 acres 47.91 Jost, Rose uc 1 ta 2 i r 21 e r 156 acres 8 91 Johnson, Ed Original townsite ? Lone Rock Iota 1 8 blk 6 '2.42 Jennings, AO-sec25t2sr 22 e i 160 acres 9.73 Kane, Minnie - sec 13 t 2 s r 19 e , 40 acres 2.11 Kelly, Michael - sec 24 1 4 a r 20 e 160 acres 6.38 Kellogg, Grant s - sec 31 t 1 s r 19 e 120 acres 1.60 Ktnaston, A L - sees 2227 t 5 s r, 20 e 320 acres 37.91 Kenaston, L o - sees 22 23 33 34 t 6s r20e GOO acres 68.16 Kenaston, Dela - sec 33 t 5 a r 20 e and sec 4 t 6 s r 20 e 253 a 22.63 Kenaston, L stillwell add May- ville lots 1 2 3 blk 4 .23 Keys, waiter E - smith's plat Arl ington lot 8 blk 7 3.99 King, Belle - Lancaster's add Con don lot 10 blk 60 .84 Kingsley, w B - sees 8 9 t 4 s r 20 e 160 acres 9.82 Kingsley, W B - Condon a Cornish m add Condon lot 1 and west half lot 12 blk 11 49.03 Kellogg,' Edmond sec 7 t 5 s r 24 e 160 acres , 10.11 Louy, F H - Denney's Add At ington, lotts 8, 9, 10, 11 A 12, less 30 ft. on East side of block 7 1.05 Louy, F H - Denny's Add Arling ton, lots 13, 14 A 15, block 7 8.61 Louy, F H - Denny's Add Arling ton, loU 1 5 ft. N. side 2 block 2 7.49 Langhausen, Mary Sees. 2 A 11, T. 3, S. R. 21 E. 1G0 acres 12.28 Langhausen, Wm. - Condon Si . Cornish, a west Add Condon, lots 2 A 11. block 43 11 kn Lenard, W D - Sees. 22, 27 A 28 T. 3 S. R. 22 E. 160 acres 9.24 Lewis, M J Sec. 29 T. 5 S. R. 20 bast 360 acres on co Lewis Heirs, Martha Sec. 28 a 29 T. 5 S. R. 20 E. 160 acres 12.24 Lillie, Jr. C L - Lancaster's Add London, lots 11 a 12 block 61 fins. Lovegren, August - Sec. 14 T. 3 S. R. 22 E. 160 acres 21.71 Lowe,tEli;B Sec. 31 T. 2 S. R. : 2Z E. 'A Sec. 6 T. 3 S. R. 22 E. 342 acres 28.76 Lunha, Toccoa - Sec. 28 T. 3S.R. j 19 E. 160 acres 4,84 Lleuallen, J F - sec 16 1 2 n r 21 e 160 acres as LOCAL 3 TlMra k Mmkm f metaC, laOrartlae Hap. fr.M uw 4 IhiV ITEMS H. Grebe showed a bunch of dry land alfalfa in this city the first of the week which is equal to much of the irrigated alfalfa which is raised throughout the country. Eight acres of" Mr. Grebe's ranch were sown with this dry land seed on April 5th and it has received no moisture except the few rains which have fallen yet the stand is most p. cellent and stands over two feet high on the average. It might be a good idea for other farmers to think this over and try some thing besides wheat John R. Robertson, with the Remington Tyrewriter Co.. was in thia city the latter nart of last week and also made a trip to Fossil. In the two towns he took orders ' amounting to $772, over half of which was secured in thia ritv. Thin la nnt sn had for a county which is reported" by some to be "all in." . (114 j I THE ' I CONDON NATIONAL RANK. Dr. Wood left on Thursdav morning on a business trip to Mosier. A nine-pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Parman on Wednesday, August 30, 1911. ATTENTION Any good, industrious, honest. farmer having an outfit and wish ingtotake ud a eood farmino- proposition in central Alberta will do well to communicate with J.H.Watts,548 Fourth Street Ed monton, Alberta. If the right man should need a little financial aid for the first .v ear, I would be pleased to assist him somewhat Write immediately to the above address. The Hotel Oregon has the most up-tcMlate service of any hotel in the county.'.' UnsurnaRS ed dining service " Capital, $50,000 .. 1 i i ii i.ii i i 1 Twri --r-mtrjm DIRECTORS Geo. Dukek, President A. Greiner, V. President F. T. Hurlburt, Cashier E. J. Clou jh Wm. WMi S HH1 iJINIIitWITnl DIGNimriG jHE-INDIlSTRIFS" will be aav tx or irl atv te peital la in mill TODAY ud It Tataim of the Celiac to tailnir 4 ui..i.. oflittL n aae it vui e Hat rail. This It the title of a fetutlnil M-Bae eeek. vfcUk ISUOOIIB. D o. uaunnw. aae te serve ALL tat eeesU. It tear la Af rleulture. OlvU lafiaeenaf . Sleetleal Sailaeerlae. Heeliaaleal laftaeerlaf . mUibi latla! , eerlif. Fereeirr. IXmetUcleieaee aa Art. Cm ene, Hannaer mat Huele. Tke OelUie aaeae epteaieer tsd. Catejei rreeT . Z. . 9 " A44MU IfunuiIUnaAa J ( OoLubtTcervVIIu: rea." - - eH f. -lkW-n. ir L K.Harlan went to Arlington on Monday on business. Bids Wanted!! Bids for the construction of Earthen Dams of the following dimensions, will be received by Geo. McKay, of Waterman, Ore gon, up to September I5th I9II. McKay Creek Dam J Height of Dam. 20 feet: length of dam, 160 feet; top lenein or nam. z: leet- hntt L " vvvwill width of dam, 110 feet; top width or dam, 10 feet. Willow Creek Dam Height of dam, 10 feet; bottom length of dam: 450 ft? length of dam, 586 feet: bottom width of dam, 60 feet; top width of dani, 10 feet. ; ' Six-Shooter Creek Darr Height ol dam, 10 feet; botfcm length of dam. 150- feet; L .. - . ' . : r length or dam. 310 feet: botfom width of dam. 60 feet: tmi wiMh or dam, 10 feet. ,' The three Dam Sitea ed in Waterman Valley and ma terial for Dams at Dam Sites. Try a Globe Want Ad Jamieson & Marshall SANITARY PLUMBERS . CONtWN, OREGON. Afenti Sampioa Windmills AjtnU Fairbuki Moru Catoliae Eaglact Stt u before onying elsewkere Estimates Given on all kinds of Water Systems Condon Dray & Transfer Line F. E. KENNET, Proprietor Light and Heavy Hauling Hauling Trunks ml all Job work a specialty. , CONDON, phone No. 10X OREGON ..JOHN .7 ACKSON CONDON'S LEADING CONFRCrPrOKTCT? CIOARH, Candih, toiiac toh .NkxtTo l,rmn'FK-R 0Mh Is iione too? i'ooS for YOU. We do the BEST JOB PRINT ING in town. GIVE US i YOUR ORDER. "In ; j I A For AH Kinds of HAR VESTING MACHINERY Carried In Stock. Bros., IriS