Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-02-22

thH VI IN SOhvS P0i "o"" ~ 80 e''~
stock Of the union, which will be con-
toward paying attorneys fees
In the James Hunt case.
Recorder Frazer has notices posted,
calling for a city election to be held
March 9Th, In the rear Of the Armory
hall. All the voters are requested to
meet in the same place at z O'Clock to-
morrow evening, 23d, to nominate off,
GERS, as required by law.
II you owe the GLOBE anything, pay
1t. We are not prepared TO wait life
time for what 10 due Us. Some people
appear to think newspaper can be run
on wind, scenery and promises; but
they are mistaken. Ittakes lots Of hard
cash to run first-class newspaper.
See the new ads in the GLOBE this
week OF J. w. Smith and d. B. Thomas,
Of Arlington. These gentlemen are full
OF enterprise and push, and fully realize
the value and Importance OF advertising
In q frst-class newspaper having a
healthy circulation. There is still room
for others.
There Is hardly married man, ex-
cept editors, who does not habitually
carry in his pockets the picture OF an
attractive young woman, who 10 not his
wife. We violate no confidence when
we say her name Is Miss Anna Wilkes
Williams, Of Philadelphia, and that her
picture ornaments the silver dollar
which all OF us use.
Jos. F. Potter. the jovial and popular
young ieweler, who has been conducting
q shop here since last summer, has
bought ont the Arlington jeweler, build
ing, lot and all, and expects TO move
down there tomorrow. Joe is good
workman, and owing TO his pleasant
disposition he has made host OF friends
here who regret his departure, but all
wish him success In his new location.
The secret society order craze has
: struck Condor broadside within the last
few months. A Knights OF Pythiai
Lodge has just been organized and tht
prospect is favorable TO organize lodg'
, Of Woodmen OF the World and also In
dependant order OF Odd Fellows herr
this week. These, with the Masonic
, and Order OF Eastern Star lodges viii
make 1--WE lodges for Condor, which ]
doing pretty we'll for small town.
= The editor OF this excellent paper Wis
y tied Salem and Portland since the las
l. issue, leaving here Thursday Of las
!. week and arriving home Tuesday OF thi
A week. We saw many things Of Interest
"a the most important Of which was tn
q Oregon Legislature in session. Our join
, senator and representative were workin
!. "with their coats off and sleeves up,
and doing their duty nobly. Both al
!, able and vigorous legislators and gene
ally are found on the right side. "
also visited the penitentiary and as
r. Ium, and found them model institution
o. Of their kind, in cleanliness and nea
M ness and every other way. We had i
Of tended 10 ''go after" the legislators wi
a sharp stick and compel them to ele
m senator, but after seeing them ball
se. twice for senator we concluded IT wou
nd be a useless task, and let them go.
ny The death OF j. A, Spaulding, W
died at his home on Sniption, five mi
Sc southwest Of Condor, on Friday OF Ii
e1 week, has cast gloom OF sadness oy
''e this entire community. The deceas
'eu was man universally respected by
who knew him; OF irreproachable
'eu tegrity, and whose name was the 8!
en- onym for honesty and uprightness. ]
a'S world has been made better for his HI
JON ing lived in it, and his life might well
taken as an example by the young n
om Of the day. His memory is his mo
NJ ment and his grave will be forever gr
~ in the memories of those who knew n
lth' lie never married and leaves no fam
is or relatives that we know Of. In the
sence Of our minister, who was at L
!. ington, services were read at the chm
~ by J. p. Lucas and masonic services
job the grave by w. l.. Wilcox. This be
and the first masonic services conduC
,tlv here, our people were very much
80 pressed with the beauty and solemi
OF the services. The deceased mad
the will. appointing J. W. Blake and !
,arv Grider executors of his estate, and wi
~ ~ all Of his property as follows: Tcc
the tie Walter Grider, son Of Mr.. and
ung S. s. Grider, $500; to the Masonic K
at Condor, 500, and the balance,
all debts are paid, to little Jay Bl
Lex son OF MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Blake.
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