Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-19

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The tongue Of the ecandal moDger il
now busy In Heppner. How 30 many
people can find pleasure In defamins,
traducing. reproaching and disgracing
the name Of anyone is mystery. II
every person, the good people OF Hepp-
ner not excepted, would follow the old
axiom, "say good word or nothing OF
every one," how much better we would
be, and how much pleasanter and hap
pier this liie.--tiazette.
II 10 indeed very encouraging and
gratifying TO us 10 learn from our ad-
vertisers that they are highly pleased
with the GLOBE as an advertising med
ium and newspaper generally. They
all tell us that they are meeting with
good results from having their ads plant
ed in the rich and fertile soil Of the
GLOBE. One OF our heaviest advertisers
informed MS this week by letter that be
considers the GLOBE the best advertis-
ing medium and country newspaper he
ever saw. All Of which Is duly appre-
ciated, as aforesaid.
Men who are dishonest or careless
about paying their debts usually iDfict
greater punishment on themselves than
on their creditors. Physicians do not
care to wait upon them in case Of sick
ness, newspaper publishers do not spend
much time in preparing their obituaries,
and when they want Office their credi-
tors are pretty sure that man who will
not deal justly with individuals will not
be safe TO trust in public capacity,
Such men rarely get good positions, and
it 10 very difficult for them TO obtain &C
commodation even in dire extremities.
II does not pay to be dishonest.
Nearly every newspaper we pick up
contains accounts of abortions and the
arrest and conviction OF the murderers,
some Of whom get long terms in the PEN
itentiary. In many portions ofthe coun-
try this dangerous and disgraceful prac-
tice 10 carried on to such an extent that
decent people stand aghast with horror.
Something must be done to discourage,
such indiscriminate taking Of human
life, and about the most effective remedy
is several convictions and sentences TO
the penitentiary in every neighborhcod
where 1t Is known to be practiced-and
ii would not be necessary to go very far
away to find cases 10 make examples Of.
Gazette.
A newspaper is the greatest help TO
community that can be. 1t is stand
ing advertisement that always attracts.
II gives more free advertisements and ex-
plantations OF the place than all others.
1t never lets pass good opportunity to
advocate the interests OF its home enter
prises. 1t helps its churches and speaks
for its schools; resents all insinuations
against the character Of the citizens and
industries OF the town, and lives but to
benefit the community. To repay its
untiring efforts it askst the support of the
people, not in begging manner, but as
a recompense for it's labor. It Is enti-
tied to a livelihood, because 1t gives more
than it takes.-tilacier.
We notice by our exchanges that the
county courts OF the various counties in
the state orders published every couple
OF years list of uncalled-for county war
rants, which we're forgotten by the par
ties for whom they were issued. Such
list has never yet been published in
this county since its organization eleven
years ago, and there is large list Of
them, some nearly that old. The Times
Mountaineer at The Dalles published
such list last week and in it We notice
the name of Charley Clarno, who has q
warrant there Of $l,70, issued about four
years ago. The county court advertises
that il such warrants are not called for
within 80 days they will be cancelled.
The list in Wasco county this time
aggregates nearly $400.