Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01

OF SOC per sack, cash. This -four is oi
the very best quality, as all can testify
TO who have used II.
Very few people understand why the
names Of candidates on the voting bal.
lots are mixed up so. 1t 10 easy TO ex.
plain. 1t is required by law to have the
names placed on the ticket in alphabet
ical order, commencing with A and run
ming to y.
Cbas. Perrin returned Tuesday morn
ing from bis visit to Antelope and Moro.
Charley has made arrangements to es-
tablish harness shop at Antelope in a
week or two. He has made wise
selection and we bespeak for him a
healthy trade over there.
Walter Albert Goodwin, Rep. candi-
date forcounty coroner, began work this
week on neat little residence for Il. l..
johnson on his homestead about = miles
west Of Condor, at the head Of Ferry
Canyon. He has also secured the con-
tract for building the new school house
in Ferry Canyon next month.
Rev. L. Curran will preach at Condor
next Sunday, morning and evening,
The evening discourse will be upon the
subject Of election. As this subject is
in the minds Of all just now, his remarks
cannot help but be interesting. Demo
Gratis, republicans and populists are es-
pecially invited TO be present.
Decoration Day, Wednesday, was APP
propriately observed at Condor. The
schools Of Miss Dunn and Mrs. Taylor
met in the school house at Condor In
the afternoon and an appropriate and
beautiful program was rendered by the
scholars and teachers. Flowers were
strewn on the graves Of the dead also.
The road from here to Arlington has
been lined with wool teams the past
week or 80. II will be encouraging news
TO our sheepmen to learn that the price
OF wool is coming up, and is selling for
several cents more than last year. We
are informed that man sold his wool at
Heppner last week at l0c per pound.
Chas. +. Perrin, harness-maker OF
Condor, was over this week, and made
arrangements 10 establish harness and
saddlery shop at Antelope in about q
month from now. This ID an institution
that has long been needed here, and as
II is splendid location, Mr.. Perrin will
no doubt work up a big business here in
short time.--Herald.
Miss Daisy Downing, who has been
attending the Pacific University at For
est Grove, Washington county, the last
nine months, returned home Saturday.
Her brother Manley, who is attending
the same school, is expected home q
week from today, but Miss Ethel Par
man and Elgin Myers will not return
home for about three weeks yet.
The editor and family visited the
pleasant and cheerful home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Propst near Glenn Sunday
last. There are but very few people in
Oregon who have finer flower gardens
than that OF Mrs. Propst, or who have a
greater variety Of flowers. She makes q
specially of growing plants and flowers
for sale, and has selected them from
various portions Of the United States.
Saturday was lively day at Condor,
owing to the political speaking. Rous-
ing speeches were made by J. Il. David,
II. Clay Myers, B. X. Searcy and q. Nj.
Irwin. A large crowd was out and each
speaker received bis share Of applause,
each one taking particular care to stop
long enough at the end Of each sentence
TO be applauded. Has the reader ever
noticed how much good it does politi-
clan to be applauded often and loud ?
They like 1t.
+. NJ. Lacey has bought 2300 head Of
sheep in this section, which he intended
to ship TO Kansas City, starting this
week, but owing to the railroad along
the Columbia being damaged by the
high water, he will be obliged to hold
them here awhile yet. Joe Thomas is
in even worse luck, as he had trainload
at Arlington ready to ship. east, and in
order to avoid the heavy expense Of
holding them for several weeks he has
undertaken to drive them to Umatilla
junction.
After careful consideration we have
concluded that it is not necessary to con-
tradict the malicious ialsehoods that a
certain sorehead is circulating about the
GLOBE refusing to publish certain let
ter, favoring a certain candidate. Nc
one who knows him, or his object will
believe it any way. There is not word
Of truth in the reports he is circulating
No letter of the kind was ever written
for or sent to the GLOBE for publication,
so how could we refuse to publish it