Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-04


and mechanic, 30 that 1t will not be nec-
essary to send away for anything. The
money could thus be kept in circulation
at home, and we would never hear OF
hard times.
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents on Rock creek, Nov. l, 1892, Mr..
Ed McBroom to Miss Ida Conoway.
Their many friends tender hearty con-
gratulatlons. The Rock creek young
folks evidently predict hard winter,
judging from the way they are doubling
up down there.
Those who promised to haul us wood
on subscription will please remember
that rough weather will soon set In, and
It should be hauled while the roads are
yet good. All who are indebted to the
GLOBE in any way are requested to settle
at once, az we are building and need the
money. Please do do not forget this.
Sheriff w. A. Booth Of Crock county
and three guards took TO Salem a few
days ago, j. w. Mccormick, whom Judge
Bradshaw sentenced TO life imprison-
ment for murder in the second degree.
Mccormick killed Randall Smith at
Mitchell few months ago in dance
hall. They were both former residents
Of Lane county.
Miss Cordelia Keizur left last week for
Mediord, Jackson county, where she ex-
poets to spend the winter with her sister
and brother and attend school. She
yells back, through letter to her moth
or, to "send the GLoBE''-almost loud
enough TO hear 1t up here. 1t is a "Ray"
OF sunshine to Miss Cordelia, and we
don't blame her.
Next Tuesday, sth, will be an eventful
day in the history Of this country. A
president will be elected to serve the
grandest and most powerful nation nn-
der the sun. 60,000,0O0 people in the
United states are at present "raslin"
with considerable doubt as to whether it
win be democratic or republican presi-
dent. Every voter in the land ought to
come out and vote.
The finest animal we have seen for
long time is one-year-old Hereford bull
which d. II. Smith OF Trailfork drove
through town Saturday, having brought
him from East Portland. Mr.. Smith
does not raise cattle in large herds, but
prefers keeping smaller bands OF the very
best blooded stock, which is excellent
judgment, and he is making success of
II too.
Charles Dahlke, an honest, hard-work-
ing German farmer living near Glenn,
met with frightful accident last week.
While on the way home from the noun
tains with load OF wood, the wagon
dropped into chuck-hole and threw him
of, the wheel passing over and crushing
his arm in horrible manner near the
shoulder. DIR. Nicklin is attending him
and thinks he will bring the unfortunate
fellow TO town for treatment, as he is a
bachelor and has no one to take care oi
him.
T. F. Barton flew into town Wednes-
day and reported that while on the way
to Lone Rock, Lawyer Goode had met
with distressing calamity. And he
was right. A briefexplanation disclosed
the fact that Mr. Goode stopped owe,
night at the Barton ranch and was oblig'
ed to eat some OF Toms own manufact-
ure OF fapjacks and biscuits-which Ii
enough calamity for anyone. Tom also
said that Mr.. Goode was thrown off his
horse and, strange as 1t might seem, he
| lit on his head-although the bulk OF the
mans weight is in his feet,
mes-Mountaineer military move
which will interest A. and G. companies
0. n. g., of The Dales, is contained in
General Miles annual report to the Sec
retary OF war, in which he recommends
the appropriation by congress of 81 800,
600 for transportation, camp expenses
field equipments and other general and
necessary expenses for assembling 90,
600 state troops and 10000 nationa
troops in an encampment at Chicago
from to 20, 1893. General Miles thinks
the mobilization OF the committee woulC
be of inestimable value to it, to the army
and to the country at large, as one OF thu
steps toward improving the military sys
tenn, and would also show with what ce
lerity the government could assemble al
army in case of necessity.
The Dufur Dispatch is informed tina
men working on the Clear creek surve!
saw at distance some object that sool
lodged into the brush out of sight
Thinking it was a bear, they sent thu
dogs in and were surprised when the.
drove a man from concealment. Th
stranger gave no straight account o
himself, but was allowed to go on hi