Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18

eter and was equal 10 y bushels OF or
dinary potatoes. 1t was Of the Maggie
Murphy variety. A photograph Of Mr.
Swan with the potato on his shoulder
veriGes the story. Many people will
not believe IL yet II is undoubtedly true.
The Scientific American gives IL cred.
ence.
Young men, don't swear. There is M
occasion for 1t outside OF the printing
office, where II Is useful when the paper
is behind time. II also comes in handy
in the proof reading, and Is indispensa.
bic when the ink works bad and the
press begins TO buck. II has been
known to remove that tired feeling Of an
editor when he looks over the paper af-
ter it is printed. Outside Of a printing
Office II is foolish habit.-Eugene
Guard.
The Massillon Engine and Thresher
Co., whose advertisement will be found
on another page Of this paper, extends a
cordial invitation TO the readers OF the
GLOBE who expect TO attend the Exposi-
tion now being held at Portland to call
at their ware-rooms, corner Front and
Morrison Sts., and examine their line OF
machinery, which includes the Russell
Compound Engine and Cyclone Thresh-
er with Wind Stacker. They also carry
a complete stock of Engines and Boilers,
and those who contemplate buying will
do well 10 get their terms and prices.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Brown Of Lone Rock in
formed US Monday that Alosco Moore,
his nephew, Is now well man again
and enjoying the best OF health at his
home In Iowa. Immediately after ar
riving home last spring his father placed
him in hospital for treatment and
another operation was performed upon
him for appendicitis, resulting in his
complete recovery. lie and his wife are
very much fascinated with Oregon and
will perhaps return TO Lone Rock again
next spring. AT present he is teaching
school near his old home.
The San Francisco Examiner is out
with its big premium list for next year.
The capital prize is a $4,000 farm, and
twenty pound nugget, worth over
$4,000, will also be given away. Besides
these hundreds OF other valuable pri-
zes will be distributed among ticket
holders. The GLOBE man is special
agent for this portion of Eastern Oregon.
II will he remembered that last year
about all who secured prizes in this
county subscribed through the GLOBE
agent. This is pointer worth remem-
bering by persons wishing TO renew
their subscriptions. Now is the lime TO
subscribe.
Il. Il. Wheeler, cashier Of the two
banks at Blaine, which are in the hands
OF eontesting receivers, narrowly escap-
ed being lynched by an angry mob dur
ing his arraignment before Judge Me
Donald, at Blaine Saturday night. lie
WAS driven to the neighboring town OF
Whatcom TO escape his enemies. Wheel
or has furnished bond Of ~ 900 TO an
swer to II charge Of having received de-
posits when he knew the bank was i'm
solvent This proves that the people
over there are considerably "harder" on
cashier OF that kind than they are in
Gillian county.
Dudley S. Flynn returned from the
valley last week. The report that he
had gone, leaving his credi tors and in
tending 10 stay away turns out be false.
bud informs us that the creditor that
was most alarmed at his leaving was &C.
cured and could not help but know that
he went away to sell some horses for the
purpose OF paying his debts, which he
says he has since paid. He knew moth
ing about these reports until his return
home and naturally feels little sore
about it. One of the creditors was our
informant, and he no doubt feels that he
has done Mr.. Flynn an injustice, rs we'll
as does the GLOBE in printing the item
relative to his going away. As the
GLOBE desires to be fair and just with
all, 1t freely makes this correction.
Last week we good-naturedly called
attention TO the Fossil paper regularly
coming out week or 20 behind time
and the dissatisfaction IL caused with
the proprietors and what few readers it
has. 1t evidently rubbed our friend
Stewart ION the raw" az he almost tore
out bone in his last issue. II he
takes II to heart 20 violently every time
anybody refers to the paper being be-
hind time he must be like an enraged
bull all the time, as we understand his
few readers over there all kick about
IL every week. Keep inside the traces,
jim, we did IL for your own good-to
keep yon from losing your job. One OF
the proprietors of that paper asked us
only short time ago ii we knew OF u
suitable printer who could be had to
take charge Of the Journal; that a
change would have to be made unless
the paper was printed on time hereafter,
That is why we privately" called your
attention to the danger of losing your
job. Better get hustle on and get out
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