Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-03-22

the passage Of the Ellis bill BY congress.
The railroad lands ARE still In the same
condition they were before that bill
passed, and actual residence will, az
heretofore, be required on the forfeited
railroad lands. The reason OF this Is
that President Cleveland did not sign
the bill, though II passed both houses.
Nearly 300 people attended the auc-
tion sale Of the personal property OF the
late J. A. spauIding Saturday. The
"old reliable" g. D. Sennett OF Rock
creek was auctioneer and everything
sold at remarkably good figures. The
gross receipts of the sale amounted to
$725. Mr.. Sennett understands bis bus
iness 80 well that often he had bidder
bidding against himself.
We are sorry to announce that Mr..
Henry Billing, who resides with his
aged wife three miles south Of town, has
been very poorly for several weeks with
heart trouble. IL Is very unfortunate
for them both, as they are very poor
and no one TO wait on him but his faith
ful old wife, who has also all OF the
other work TO look after. Verify it IL
merciess and unsympatbetie world gen.
orally when help is most needed.
Dled--At the farm home Of his mother,
in Polk county, Monday evening, March
I'D, 1895, OF quick consumption, Otis Put
nam, aged "A years. Deceased was
brother Of state Librarian Jas. B. Put
nam. lie was injured internally last
fall and had been In poor health ever
since. The funeral was held at the fam
ily home, 21s miles west Of Salem, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock and
the interment took place at the neigh
boring gcelDetery.--Salem Journal. THE
deceased was also brother OF j. III. Put
nam, the Fossil merchant.
Rev. Curran, Congregational minister
from Condor, has agreed to preach at
the lone school house once q month.
Last Sunday being the regular Sunday
Of his appointment, he preached an ex-
cellent sermon after Sunday school at
about o'clock. The school house, as
usual, was well filed. Rev. Curran
though comparatively young man, Is
about as enthusiastic young minister
as we have ever met, and his discourse
was we'll received. -Heppner Gazette.
AS the GLOBE starts in on its 9TH year
this week number Of subscriptions
will expire. II is the official aud recog-
nized leading paper OF the county, and
AS the subscription price is 50c less than
that Of any other paper in the county il
Is hoped all win renew promptly and
pay In advance. We would rather make
the unusually large reduction Of SOC for
cash than TO wait a year or two or longer
at the rate Of ~ year. That is why we
reduced the price TO $3.50, in order To-
make 1t an object to the snbscfiber TO
pay In advance and not ask for time on
such small amount.
The revival meetings conducted here
this week by Revs. ZeIers and Curran
are largely attended each evening and
much interest is being taken in them.
Both these gentlemen are earnest and
energetic in their cause and are doing
much good wherever they preach. Mr..
Zelers will preach here every evening
this week and also next Sunday, morn
ing and evening. He requests us to an
nounce that he is Obliged to withdraw
his announcement for holding services
at Mayville next Sunday, but will preach
there the Sunday following, on March
Slst. Mr.. Curran will preach at Fossil
next Sunday, morning and evening.
The Hotel de Wilcox county jail) has
two guests again, the first occupants Of
that institution since the last term OF
circuit court. As will be seen in the
Arlington correspondence, "Wild Bill"
Radzom Of 0lex was arrested and bound
over to the grand jury on charge Of
larceny; also he and Mrs. wilkins we're
arrested and bound over on charge Of
lewd cohabtation diving together as
man and wife without marriage). There
are other cases Of q similar nature not a
thousand miles from here that might be
investigated. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Radzom Is months ago recov-
cred $500 damages in circuit court from
A, Liebl for malicious prosecution.
c.IWinnek, a merchant, formerly Of
Antelope but for the last four years Of
Moscow, Idaho, arrived here the first
of the week on rather extraordinary
business. 1t appears that Atty. Geo. w.
Goode, formerly Of Condor, but for the
last Is months resident Of Moscow,
has been practicing his usual and old
time trickery and crookedness upon his
clients at Moscow. His conduct becom-