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CONDON GLOBE
Kntored i f iMtnfltoe m ewondclass matter.
I'ttlilUhvd Kvry The.rsdabjr
O. A. PATTIBON
Editor mil Proprietor.
Sl'limKllTION 1'KlCK, II.AOrKH YEAR.
I'srile of Thanks, Hvaulullnna ol Raspm, Kto.,
6 cants wr litis, In ail vanoe, twvvn woroa to lint.
Otliar atlvertlalng rates uu application.
V.of) ft champ of standing ti should be
It'll at tit olMoe nut later than Monday noon of
each Wiwk hi Insure prompt altontlon.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1005
Coirt condom, no. m, r. or a. mkkts
! iml M Mumlajra ol rui'h month In Arm
ory Hall lotltfa room. Vial Una brolliera are re
ilunU'd to uioel with ua. A warm woli-ome
awaits yoti,
J.K. V auumh, P.H. A. B. tmi r, C. K.
GOING BACA' TO THE FARM.
One of the distinct features of
the age is the tendency to return
to agriculture. Where a few yean
ago the farmer boys were rushing
to the cities to crowd the profes
sions, there Is now a decided move
in the other direction. The natural
reaction that must in some meas
ure always follow a movement so
radical accounts for the disposition
to return to the soil fur a liveli
hood, hut there is more. The agri
culturalist has become a profes
sional man. The college and the
university have added a special
course for his benefit and given
him a dfgree. lie is a botanist
and a chemist, and science has
taught him to take io the jadd
worn-out farm and wittj intelli
gence cause it to blossom like the
rose. The dispiriting labor which
bent the forms of the elders and
sent the lads scurrying cityward
has been lightened by devices that
better accomplish the end sought
The long hours are shortened and
the farmer finds time to indulge in
the enjoyments of life. This new
condition, added to the fascination
of independence, lias turned many
men from their professions toward
the country carrying with tbem
the mannerisms of their class until
the extermination of the hayseed
frock is threatened by the Prince
Albert coat. -Rural Spirit.
THE "OREGON OZONE."
With sunshine of Syria in the
day and the crisp breezes of the
Alps at night, Oregon can invite
the suffering East to seek health,
comfort and plenty, in her borders.
The intolerable heat of the East is
already striking down victims and
June is not yet past; what will it
be in July and August?
Easterners coming to Oregon
tbta year notice the refreshing
nights which they enjoy here. One
of the most terrible punishments
of the Eastern states is the hot
nights during which people never
close their eyes on account of the
suffocating heat.
Here, even in the hottest weath
er, the nights are cool and refresh
ing and a blanket is used on the
bed nearly every week in the year,
This inducement alone, is bringing
hundreds of well-to-do -people to
the coast.
To remain in the East means to
many a lingering death, while the
West will mean for the same peo
pie a revival of vitality and a long
life of usefulness and happiness.
A RIVER TRIP TO THE FAIR.
A movement IB now on foot to
bring passengers by boat down the
Columbia from Lewiston, disem
bark them at Celilo, take them
over the portage road and turn
them over to a steamer which will
land them in Portland. The plan
is regarded with very much inter
est not only because of the novelty
and beauty of the ride but. for the
further reason that in this way all
such visitors will get an ocular de
monstration of the ease with which
the passage may be made and the
significance which attaches to the
building of the portage road. The
plan is perfectly feasible and it
would prove very popular to visi
tors from that section of Idaho.
Journal. ;
President Goode says that the
optical delusion skin game being
practiced at the fair has not been
called to his attention. - As it has
been called to the attention of the
district attorney and as an indict
ment has been found the whole
matter has assumed such a serious
phase that it might be weli for him
to Institute an investigation on bis
own hook without the formality of
an official presentation of a com
plaint to him.
Mrs. Stebblns has sona to Portland to
visit the Fslr. Hhe einecta to remain
in the city about a month,
Charlie Burroughs, of Ferry Canyon,
was In town Batarday arranging to start
sat to bli former home In Indiana, ac
companying bit mother to that place.
Mrs. Burroughs, who It quite aged, bat
bu vial ting her ton since last Sumoier.
tier health la (ailing ami aba was anil-
oaa to return to tha obi home.
luat What Everyone) Should Do.
Mr. J. T. Barber of If wlnville, Ua., al
ways keeps a bollle of Chamberlains
Collo, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy
at band ready for lntant one. Attacks
of colic, cholera morbiit and diarrhoea
come on to emMeiily that there la no
time to hunt a doctor or go to tha store
lor medicine. Mr, Ha r tier aara: "I
have tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy which la ona of
tha beat medicines I ever law. I keep a
bottle of it In my room at I have had
several attarka of colic and It hat proved
to be tha ht medicine I ever need.'
Bold by Condon Drug Co.
A Snap
in City
Property
The Condon
Townsite
Company, for
a period
of
30 Days,
commencing
July 1,
will sell any of
their
Residence Lots
on a
payment of
$10
down and the
balance
$5
a month.
CONDON TOWN
SITE CO.
S. A. PATTISON, Agent,
Condon Globe Office.
Kd Btlnchfield, of Mayville, went to
Portland Friday evening to bring home
the remains of Will Davenport who died
at tha I'laxa botal in that city Thursday
night.
J. K. Hunt, of tha Hunt Hardware
Co., mads a flying trip to Portland lat
week to visit hit family and look alter
bnalnvM matter-.
Mri. Wain returned from Portland
Friday.
CIRCUIT COURT ORDER.
In the Circuit Court ol the State ol Onion lor
Gilliam County.
Mat ol Oregon, plaintiff,
v.
V, n. BU'tf n, Administrator of the Estate ol
0H)rx Monro, dweasud, and all belrt Ol Mid de
ceased, II any there lie, and all persons Interest
ed In said valuta, dttfamlauta.
Now at Oil Uin U (irravtited the information
In the above untitled cause ol Krank Meiiefw-,
Wtrlet Attorney ol the Seventh Judicial District
ol the Hut ol Ontcou, from which It appear to
tha court:
That (Jcorxe Moore dld in the State of Call
lorn la, on or about the 21st day ol February, lixa.
InUwUte and without heir and It-It an estate In
Gilliam County, Onwon- that t. B. SUrvcna la the.
duly appoluted, qualified and acting adinlnli
trator ol the eatate ol aald dMwaaed and, aa aurh
admllliatrator. has settled and cloaed aald estate
and haa (lied hla final report In the county court
In aald comity aud ttate.
That, altar actlU-meut of all of the rial ma,
fbarxne and expensea against aald estate. In
cluding tb eipvnsea ol settling and rloalng the
same, aald adiiiliitatralor now haa In Ma hauda
and puawtaaloii, belonging to aald estate, tha aum
ol Kc'll.W in uiom-y, and Mid atitn la all ol the
property remaining on banda and belonging to
aald estate.
That tha state ol On-gnn haa right by law to all
the property of Mid deceased.
Now, therefore, In the name ol tha Slate ol
Oregon : You, the aald defendant, T. B. Steveua
adniiulatrator ol theeatateaa aforesaid, and all
heln of Mid George Moore, deecased, II any
there be, and all persona inlervated iu Mid ra
tal, are hereby notified to to and appear iu the
Clrtrult court-room In thet'oituty cotirt-hone In
Condon, Ullllam County, Oregon, on or before
Monday, tha 7th day ol Auguat, WA, then and
there to iliow canaa, If any there be. while the
title to all ol the property belonging to the eatate
of Mid Oeorge Moore, deceased, to-wlt, the aum
ol ftUll.W now on banda and In tha banda cl the
admluiatrahir ol Mid estate, alioilld not be vcat
ed In the atate ol Oregon.
Dated at Cbaiubere In Tbe Datlea, Oregon, thla
14th day ol June, 1U0.V
W. L. BUAD'kUW,
Circuit Judge ol the 7th Judicial DUtrlot of the
Suite ol Oregon.
Notice; of Flna Settlement.
In the County Court ol tbe State of Oregon lor
(illlia'tn County.
In the matter ol the eatate Of J ease W. Ny,
deceased.
To all peraona concerned:
Notice la hereby given that I have filed In the
above entitled court and cauae, my final report
aa administratrix ol tbe eatate of Jeaae W. Nye,
deceased, and that purauent to an order made
and Sled In the abore entitled Court, by the
Judge thereof, on May t. 190$, Mid final report
and all objection! thereto will be heard by . aald
Court at the County Court room In tbe court
house at Condon, Ullllam County, Oregon, at
two o'clock In the afternoon of Thursday, the
l&tb day ol June. 1906.
All persona Interested In aald eatate are here
by notified to be present at Mid time and place,
and rrrseut their objections If they have any, to
Mid final report,
ELIZABETH O. MARKS.
Administratrix ol tbe eatate ol Jeaae V. Nye,
deceaaed.
Dated May tth. IMA.
, CONTEST NOTICE.
V. 8. Land Orrict, Tub Dallxs, Okeook,
May 13,1905.
A sufficient contest affldarit baring been filed
in thla office by W. T. Myers, contestant, against
homestead antry No. 11033, made June 7, 1902, for
K4 mi Sec 7 8Wi Sec, 8,Tp. 1 8 R. 20 K.
W. M. by William Habn, eonteatee, In which it
la alleged that Mid William Uaho has never es
tablished a residence on Mid land but has desert
ed and abandoned the una and felled to live
thereon lor more than one year last past; that
aald alleged absence was not due to hla employ
ment In the army, navy or marine corps ol the
United States In time of war. Mid parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer erl
deuce touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on June '26, 1906, before i. W. Snorer. a U. 8.
CotnmlsMoner. at his office In Condon, Oregon,
and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock
a. m, on July 8, 1905, before the Register and Re
ceiver at the U. 8. Land Office In Tbe Dallea. Ore.
The said contestant having tn a proper affida
vit, filed May 11, 1905, set forth facta which show
that after due diligence personal aervlceol this
notice can not be made. It la hereby ordered and
directed that auch notice be given by due and
proper publication.
10 d 15 Michael T. Nolan, Register.
CONTEST NOTICE.
V. 6. Land Orncs, Thi Dalles, Or..
May 17, 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Sarah J. Reynolds, contestant,
against homestead entry No. 12538, made May 1,
1903, for NKi, S Umi. 8ec. 29, Tp. 2 S., R.
22, B, W. M. by James Littleton, eonteatee, in
which It is alleged that Mid entryman haa whol
ly abandoned Mid tract ol Iand;haa failed to cul
tivate or reside thereon or to Improve anyof aald
traot; that there are not n ow nor has there ever
been any Improvements of any kind upon aald
tract and that all of Mid failures still exist; and
that said alleged absence was not due to his em
ployment In the army, navy or marine corps of
the United States In time of war, (aid parties are
hereby notiflod to appear, respond and offer evi
dence touching Mid allegation at 10 o'clock a.m.
on July 6, 1905 before J. V. Snover, a IT. 3. Com
missioner at his office in Condon, Oregon, and
that final heating will be held at 10 o'clock a. m.
on July U, 1905 before the Register and Receiver
at the U. 8. Land Office In The Dalles, Oregon.
The aaid contestant having, In a proper affida
vit, filed May 17, 1905, set forth facts wbtoh show
that after dne diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, It is hereby ordered aud
directed that auch notice be gtved by due and
proper publication.
lOdlS. Michael T. Nolan, Register.
The . B. Barker Comp'ij.
INCOttl'OBATED .
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCKMEN'S
5 SUPPLIES r
We are just now opening up one of the largest
stocks of Dry Goods in Eastern Oregon. Our
Groceries are the ) in the market. Our stock
of shelf Hardware is complete. We have a large
stock of Poor, Windows. Moulding, Wall Paper,
Building Taper etc. Picture frames to order.
We buy by the car load and are prepared to give
you the benefit of it by offering the lowest prices
Stoves and Ranges. Barb-wire, Nails,
Paints and Oils. Furniture a Specialty,
tteme rhonc No. 17.
' V A
THE FINE MAMMOTH JACK
PIKE
Will make the season of 1905 at Mont
'A'ard'e burn near London, season to
end July In. .
PIKE is a large black animal 4 years
old and was sired bv John Situs, the
famous Kentncky Jack that sold aa a
three-year-old for $1000.
First Dam by Jotnbo; 2nd Dam by
George Washington. Both fire and
dams are of the large Mammoth stock
of Jacks and Jennets.
Terms: Season $10. Insurance $15.
Mont Wabd, C. L. Lillib,
Keeper. Owner.
New Stock of Furniture
A complete line of Couches, Bed Lounges:
Fine assortment of Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses, also a full line of Hardware.
Condon Furniture &
Hardware Company
NORTH MAIN 8TRKKT. Home Phone No. 82.
Reisachcr Saddles
Reisacher Saddles are made for service &
The reason they look better is simply be J
cause they are better.
Thev're boilt STRONG. The thorough
way in which they are put together is the X
reason of their durability. Quite as much j!
as the material from which they are made. J
Write for price list and photos.
JOHN F. REISACHER
CONDON, ORbCON.
C L E M
A Brand-new town just platted adjoining station on Colum
bia River & Oregon Central R. R. about half-way between
Condon and Arlington, in the heart of the famed
Gilliam County Wheat Belt
Lots and Blocks for sale on reasonable terms. For prices
and terms call on or address,
C. A. DANNEMAN,i
n rf.n rtr n nrv a net r twv t aWO rC D IfVQTCVO)Coy7eV,Or0Trs.r.
YOUR WANTS
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Can best be supplied from our large stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
which is one of the largest in Gilliani County.
flsk, Phone or Write for What
uou need
KEYS & CUSHING
MAYVILLE, OREGON
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