Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-05-18

It IL queer how girls taste differs
according to age. AT i6 she wants a
dude with tootbpick shoes and collar
30 high he has to jump up to spit over
It; at 20, a chief justice with lots Of tin /;
at rs she will be satisfied with mem
Der OF congress; at 80, country lawyer
or preacher; at 50, anything that wears
pants, from an editor up.--Ex.
An old journalist has written: I'll
your local paper happens TO tread on
your toes little In performing its mis-
sion, don't get your back up and abuse
the editor, but stop and take long
breath, and think for season and see
II you can't remember some OF the favors
and kindBesses 1t has shown you In the
past. Then reflect that II may not be
long before you may want favor again.
Mr.. VIM. Darling, an older brother ol
our l.. w. Darling, arrived here Monday
from Tacoma, where he has been in the
mercantile business for a number Of
years. He Is SO we'll pleased with this
section that 1t 10 very probable he will
conclude to move his family over and
locate permanently with ns. We hope
he will, as be 10 good citizen and a
rustler from way back.
Hon. e. B. Dufur, democratic candi-
date for prosecuting attorney, is law
yer of ripe experience, stands well up in
his profession, and is In every way quail
flied for the place. He has been resi-
dent OF this county for a great number
OF years and IL personally acquainted
with most OF its citizens. The Office Is a
non-political one, and he will no doubt
on this account receive, as he should, a
large vote from bis friends regardless oi
party.--Hood River Glacier.
A few days ago a citizen cut into q
pound Of butter which he had purchased
At store whose proprietor does not ad-
vertise, and found therein small tin
box, which contained piece Of paper
bearing the following, written In neat
femme hand: II am a girl IL years old,
good-iooking and an excellent house
keeper Should this be found by some
unmarried Christian gentelman, will he
please write to the following address, =
etc. The finder, being bachelor, de-
cided 10 unrayel the affair, and succeed
ed, only to destroy the romance. The
girl had died many years ago, leaving
an aged husband and a grown family.
Hon. T.. b. Dufur, democratic candi-
date for district attorney, was in Condor
part of Thursday and Friday shaking
hands with old friends and making lots
OF new ones. He came across from
Prineville to Antelope, stopping day
at Fossil, and left this Friday morning
for his home at The Dalles via Arlington.
Mr.. Dufur IL one Of the most affable and
agreeable gentlemen one could wish To
meet, and has made very favorable i'm
preston upon our people. He Is COM
posed OF the proper material for an ideal
prosecuting attorney, and 1t is to the in
terest OF our voters, regardless OF party,
TO see that Mr.. Dnfur is elected on the
4th OF June. II will he far less expen.
sive to our taxpayers to elect man who
already is thoroughly qualified from long
and successful practice Of law than 70
elect young, inexperienced man who
would have TO fit and school himself for
the position AZ the expense OF the tax.
payers. Our people will make no mis-
take by electing Mr.. Dufur TO this office.
The Grants Pass Courier relates that
George Thornton came in from the Cave
Development Cos. works last Thursday
after an absence from tue city OF six
weeks. He says number of very com.
Portable cabins have been built along the
line Of the proposed stage roads and
these will be used as camps and stopping
places for the construction forces and
travellers. The mouth OF the cave ha,
been housed in with neat building
twelve feet high. George has every con-
fidencs in the company's ability and de-
termination TO develop these magnificent
caves, which have already been explored
to the depth OF twenty-five miles. Wher
the Examiner party arrives they are go
ing in to stay till the ends have beer
reached or a decision made that there
is no end. The Examiner claims tina,
the caves are seventy miles deep; the
Kentucky caves are only seven miles.
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