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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17
Lone Rock RipIets.

Frank Robinson came up from Ar
lington last week and is visiting his par
ents here.
Billy Brown and Uncle Jimmy Heas.
ton have organized themselves into a
joint stock mining company. They say
they will depart for the gold fields on
the hurricane deck of their cayuses in
the spring If they don't get call for the
war.
Rev. Bramblet preached here last
Sunday in the forenoon, and in the
afternoon he departed for Condor to as
sist Rev. Drake in revival meeting,
II the Rev. gentleman breaches in his
accustomed forcible manner he will
make the fire and smoke fly.
The weather is cold and snowy again
Some Of the farmers Of this place and
Dry Fork had been blowing, just as i
they thought winter was over, but most
Of the Older inhabitants think the first
of April is a much safer time to prophy
sy on the winters of Eastern Oregon.
JOHN Doe
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17
Olex Explosions.

Mrs. H. d. Randall is visiting on the
creek this week.
A protracled meeting will soon begin
at this place by minister from Hepp-
ner.
Mrs. T. C. Mobley was called to the
bedside of her sick mother in Arlington
Sunday.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hanna at their home Wednes-
day evening.
L. r. Fairchild, shoe drummer OF
St, Louis, passed through here last week
on his way to the interior country.
Professor Nose Kerby will try to en-
tertain the people of Bunker Hill with
his performances "Wednesday evening.
| There is some talk OF comedy COM
pany being organized at Olex, to give q
series of plays in the interior country
during the months of Feb. and March.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17
The W. O. w. installation.

About l60 invited guests assembled In
the hall here Thursday evening TO wit
ness the public installation Of the Off.
GERS OF the Woodmen Of the World and
TO enjoy the entertainment given by the
members and others. All present pro-
nounced II as pleasant an evening as
they ever enjoyed anywhere. About 10
O'Clock very fine luncheon was served,
and the manner In which 1t disappeared
left no doubt as to whether II was appre-
ciated or not. II WAS furnished by the
lodge and prepared In most delicious
manner by Mrs. Clara Darling.
The address on Woodcraft by L. W.
Darling was brilliant and masterly Of.
fort and contained 30 much good argu-
ment In favor OF the order that at It's
close, prospective members almost fell
over each other in the wild rush to hand
In their names. The exercises came In
order as follows:
Opening ode.
Address on Woodcraft by L. w. Dar-
ling.
Installation ceremonies.
Instrumental on the organ by Miss
Birdie Henebaw.
Recitation by II. b. Hendricks.
Instrumental music on the violin and
guitar by Shut ard Frazer.
Reading by DR.. Hudson.
Song by Talbert Gibbons.
Reading by Miss Carrie Danneman.
Luncheon.
Song by Miss Birdie Henshaw.
Recitation by Katie Kiely.
Instrumental duet. Shut and Frazer
Reading by Prof. Morey.
Song by Tnlbert and Mollie Gibbons.
Reading by Miss Grace Fitzwater.
Closing ode.
A number Of young folks enjoyed a
dance In the hall at the close OF the en-
tertalnment,
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Arlington Items.

Winter has come again.
Ross Beardsley has new Winchester
shot gun.
Mat Chambers OF 0lex was In town
last Saturday.
B. Kelley OF 0lex was in to enter a
homestead last week.
The finishing touches are being put
on the A. o. u. w. hall.
Miss Edith Young has sufficiently re-
covered 10 resume teaching.
j. 0. Mckinney made final timber
culture proof before Commissioner Cur
ley last Saturday.
The Woodmen OF the World OF this
place installed officers for the ensuing
term last Wednesday evening.
The interior Of J. W. Smiths store is
receiving coat Of paint, adding much
TO its already fine appearance.
The republican club Of this place will
meet next week to elect delegates to at
tend the state club meeting to be held
In Portlend Feb. 4th.
The X. 0. I. M. order Of this place
installed officers for the ensuing term at
special meeting on Wednesday night.
The X. Of P.'s installed their officers on
Monday night.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17

Txvyearly subscription 70 the GLOBE IL q so
II paid In advance. lfnot paid IN advance, 81
VIII be charged blue pencil mark around
this notice indicates TINT your subscription OK.
piree with this issue please renew promptlv
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17

A whist party has been organized here
for the amusement Of some Of our people
these long evenings.
Mrs. c. w. shurte is improving slow
ly from her late sickness, but is still
confined to her he'd vet.
Our band boys have sent for their in
struments and will soon be able to make
more noise in one evening than Prof.
Kerby can make In week.
1t was estimated that there we're TO-
900 geese on the big fiat just across the
river from Arlington one day last week
something unusual at this time Of year.
r. II, Robinson, one OF our energetic
merchants, has got so used to giving fell
lows a blowing up'' for smoking in his
store that he threw handful OF pow
der In his parlor stove and blew it up
also, because it was smoking in the par
lor. He says next time he will employ
a chimneysweep 10 clean that sut out OF
the pipe.
The Record seems to be in a terrible
"stew" about the GLoBE's fertile soil
and kicks over the dashboard at us foi
moi explaining whatit means. II sim.
ply means that the GLOBE contains each
week all Of the important news OF the
county, mixed with plenty Of good com
mon sense, and Is q paper the people
believe is worthy Of patronage. "A
! failure in business Is always envious oi
the successful business man"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17

The Goldendale Agriculturlst, speak
Ing Of the order Of Wondmen, says:
Their membership is composed Of men
men who have the respect Of the com
munity, their families and themselves.
They solicit none other, and all must
pass q rigid medical examination.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17

STATE OF OREGON, a.
County OF Gillian
/, HIN Frazer county clerk OF said Gillian
county hereby certlfythat the foregoing transcript
has been by me carefully compared with, and it
O true copy ami the whole thereof OF the original
docket entries OF the county court proceedings
OF Gillian county, Oregon, Jan. term 1896
In witness whereof. have hereuuto set my
hand and Affixed my official seal this 14th day oi
jan 1896. H. n. FRAZER. County Clerk
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County Court Proceeding.
PROBATE

PROBATE
In the matter OF the estate OF ii w
Pentecost, decd; will admitted to pro-
bate. w B Pentecost and II Wiper
app executors without bonds, and A..
Greiner, Paul Greiner and w Dyer
app appraisers.
In the matter Of the estate Of Timothy
Barnard, decd estate declared settled
and Adm discharged upon filing receipts
showing that clerk fees and expense Of
final accounting have been paid and that
the residue Of the estate has been
turned over to Mrs T Barnard as per
terms Of the will Of Timothy Barnard,
deed.
In the matter Of the estate OF N. A..
Anderton, decd; estate declared settled
and the residue declared TO be the prop
erty OF Mrs Nellie Barnard and Alvis
William Anderton, as per terms Of the
will Of Nathan A Anderton, deed. Adm
instructed to divide the property un-
sold together With any residue in each,
in a just and equitable manner and file
a supplemental final report TO be accom-
MED by proper receipt.
In the matter Of the estate Of James
Barnard, decd Chas q Millet app Adm,
and B Kelsay, l. G Hoffman and w s
Thompson app appraisers.
In the matter Of the estate OF N g
sayre, deed; ordered that the Adm
account for the property OF said estate
that was exempt from execution, to
Mrs Elma NJ Sayre, widow Of decd I;
and that he file with this court list OF
such property stating what, II any, dis
position has been made Of the same.
COMMISSIONERS
County road No So, by John Madden
etal, ordered opened, and warrant or
dered drawn in favor OF X Il Robinson
for 800 damages.
County road No 80, by Gaffney etal,
ordered opened upon payment Of DANA
ges by petitioners.
Tax levy fixed as follows: County
levy, 1920 mills; school levy, mills.
(The state levy being 4.8 mills, makes a
total for county, school and state, OF q
mills.
Official bond Of + A Hale, stock in
spector, approved.
The CONDON GLOBE deslg-
mated as the County Official
Newspaper for the ensuing
year.
The reports OF all Of the supervisors
were accepted and appointments were
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-17

7 NI14tIllH
| II J Bean clerk fees, supreme court 10 o5
Glass Prudhomme, stationery and books, 27 GO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

appreciation OF her efforts In behalf OF the
ordel la general and this chapter IN partic-
ular. ltoiroahmcntA were servcd and the
evening was greatly enjoyed lay all,
me ElliH county people due TO arrive
SUNDAY reached here yesterday and pro.
creded To the places purchased of " 4
Wood IN thia county. They formed an In =
tcr,NtinE cavalcndv and the twenty ciuht
Warons, followed hy their i've stock wuro
ha7od at ndmiringly MS they passod through
the city These are the kinds of lad
Nanc" agents of prosperity that Victoria
county needs. and rs getting every day
llr. X, l. pahpcy VIII preach the ser
mon at thr urion Thanksgiving service at
Trinity Episcopal church Thursday The
aerNiccH begin at 10 30 o'clock
Ihero was special mootlug Of the city
council Yesterday cal)od for the purpose OF
adopting resolutions concerning the use OF
the 'oui! house bell IN connection with the
IRE alarm system, the county commission
erH having raised objections thereto The
tve"iNilonh agree 10 protect the county n ON
an dnlhaHcs roaultlug from such use. aud "A
o"inmltiec was nppoinici 10 prrsrut them
at iofa}'S special meeting Of the commits
Gonora
The crowds "a be seen every day at the
phaNcuHor depot on the arrival and drpnr-
iur. OF the trains nre exceptionally largo
ana reinind one " iiOuttuu They indicatc
mat passenger blaiuor8 ~ picking up ON
th" Mhctruui at great rate.
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A TWENTY ROUND DRAW.
Sullivan and Leon Have u Very
Pretty Scra p,
WRESTLER ROONEY GOT A DECISION
Mcleod tumble I" Throw Him Five
Times In an Hour--Wcs,cru As
socintion RcorGnnixcd.
;SllER ROONEY GOT A DECISION

New York. November a The 20 round
boxing contest between Casper Leon of This
city and Dave Sullivan of Boston. before
the bohemian club tonight. resulted IN n
draw. There were Two food preliminary
bouts between local purilists. after which
Leon aud sullivan came on, and it was nm
nouno,d that Jcm Mace the ola time cham
nlun. was to rcferee the contest Nacr
mauc short arnoch in acknov led iment Of
the plaudttS OF the asscmhllpN.
me bantams weighed IN at lie hounds
lhe hghtins was sharp but even until tho
NINTH when. In rush, sullivan put an arm
around Icons neck, throwing con TO the
iloor- Although Icons lett seemed .,,ak
In the iitie"uth he staggered Sullivan With
a right handler on the Jaw In the ,N
teenih Sullivan's nose began to bleed from
TWO hard ones on the facc, hut he was
game and fought back as hard ns Su could
although his blows lacked steam. navc
was tired when the gong sounded
In the nineteenth Leon knocked Sullivan
TO tic lloor With right ,winR ON tho Jaw
aud lahhod his left twice on the uuse pavo
although badly punished. was game and
held up his end in clever fashion Both
were fighting fast when thu last round end
Cd and the referee declared It draw
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GAMBLERS MACED.
0fhcinls Accused OF fading Pay for
rrOtccttUu.

Jacks0nNil5e Fla November 2I.~-Anoth-
or sousation WA developed tonight at ths
ft' pior of the sprclm cpnnittco invcrti-
eating the charges that city and county
officials have beel receiving large sums
of hush money from the Rairbrrs, whoa
Deputy sheriff w - VinStnt took the
stand. NlnNunt f., one OF the officials who
ia Ntll to hdve received mo1oy from thu
Hauih' rtr, w. q, Fehr'uhavh having sworn
thai his house alone paid thr deputy 500
u month for protection. Nin2ant was Ia
an ugiy nood Nhon h. took the Htni!A and
refused to HnHWfr quest onN put by toun@
Gilman j, 10. 7. liowdcn, who az conduct
lnE IN" inv NtlElion liowslcn INSISTED.
nud ihallN NtuauN eNcl1inrl in Il Vo.ce
"hokcu Win passion. II Mlil not answer
your quest Ous liuwdcu ! consider you
the most ronlcmpiibls puppy In the city,
nnd II you will get Winchester I wall
shoot q out w'th you"
During ths outbur8t Bowdcn remained
calm and made no reply. II "a believed.
however that there WIN he trouble be
tween tn" two men tomorrow,
More gamblers 'esii tonight. and all
iworc that they have bo n piying largo
sums for protection. The g1nblcrs gave
the money 10 "gp-het wccns " aud could
not swear positively that the officers re-
'c.Yod 70. They 3wor". however that when
Payments were not promptly made there
ware threats Of rloNinP up their places
Enough has h,Fn developed to dndirato
that hhlcknrpl has boon systematically
lrvTd upon tn" criminal classes. II a be-
Viewed thai Judge can VIII order SPECIAL
session uf ih- grand Jury ana that indict-
rn"nis viii hr returned against many Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

| New orleans Times Democrat.
The Southern Pacific steamship Alger.
has been lying at The wharycs OF that COM
to take aboard one thousand or moro heed
OF horses and mules. which are to be
shipped to Havana for the use of the span
!ah urniy Va the battle with the Cuban IT.
surgcnls Some few weeks ago a shipment
OF 600 head Of horses aud mules were tnken
to Cuba by the same vessel. aud hs the boat
ID fitted with stalls etc, for the accurnmo-
daiiOn OF animals. the cost OF which wa,
considerable, the same steamer viii be-
used for the purpose again.
-Four weeks ago SIR. =. NJ. Jcpnings. a
resident OF Algiors and a newspaper man
by occupation. left for Texas. having been
engaged by a representative Of the Spanish
government TO secure 1900 head of hoi sea
and mules Nj. Jennings has had much
experience with horses. ana IL familiar with
all horsoncr In Texas. 80 that he was par
tcularly well prepared to accept tho con-
tract
TWO weeks after Mr. Jennings reached
Texas private adNices received In this city
were TO tho effect that he had secured 1860
horeB and expected 10 receive the other O0j
within the next week or 80. Several days
ago Mr. Jennings was again heard from,
when he stated he had obtained 1900
horses and was looking after 600 more so
that he was engaged In securing a total OF
900 head Of horses and mules.
The frat lot WAS expected to reach Al
giers last Saturday or Sunday, but they
did not come. and now they are looked Tor
daily. when they reach Algiers they viii
te at once placed aboard tho steamer Al
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Hathaway Has Applied {" the FEEDER
al Court for iinb"as Corpus

Waco. Texas. November - e 7.
Hathaway. the district manager for the
Watorr-ricrce OF company at Dcnison,
Texas. fled application for habeas corpus
In the United States court here today ak
ing that he tc released from the custody
OF the sheriff Hathaway was convicted IN
the state district court last fall on
charge of violating the antitrust law and
was nnod $50. The costs run up into the
thousands and defendant appealed the rase,
lying IN jail seven mouths before decision
was reached The court " appeals reversed
the case and Hathaway gave bond. Today
his l0ndsinrn surrendered him TO. tho sher-
III for The purpose u paving ,,e way 10 the
proceedings IN the Federal court. Judge
swaync granted the writ and set the hear
ing for december Z.
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i'it,shurg, November a The difference,
hctNccn the window ALIAS workers and
manufacturers which have kept The man
uftcturcrs of the country IDLE since May
% wcio settled az conference tonight
uud l5o1l or moro men j pendent upon
that industry viii be ct work again by
DrF-uh"ri5
Th.' scale Ia 10 por cent below that asked
rs tn" rnipn Mt the opening Of the nrgo-
iihi'ons. A nroviso WIS put In the agree
nioni which ~ pulHtcs hat should tho
DnRlpy hlil pass congress- ana an dd-
vance In the tlHf Of Il per cent result.
the howcrr shall fcceho an advance IN
N1r9, Of 10 ror cent. II the tarlt ndvanre
should bc less than II per cent the wages
shall bc adjusted in proportion Should
The innn advance be more thar II per
cent the wages of the four trades In the
window glass business shah be rcadJust-
al ~ proportion 20 auch adyunce
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Mlle-Rcmlneton n. Paskola. Judge
Stoadman. rs St Leo 1903. Jamboree lo7.
Van nrunt Ito.
Three-quartcrs OF a mile. sclling-Anger.
Rosny Sangunc. Elyria, Doomful. Banquo
IL, l0i. hin Billy 100
Thrco- quarters of a mile selling j. II
Grafton. May Ashley. e95 ozark lr, Ioi.
Albert $. lo1. Montcll. Liseiy. Sir John. 100,
Dick Bchan, Rcd Top. III
Sevcn-cightha OF milo. selling q c
Rumrll Sc. Wild Tartar 30 llipuopriG ~
Alvin 20. Little nilly 30. Ovcrella. Judith
C. io9 brakeman 1903
Threc-quartcrs of ii mile, selling laoyl,
Some Hopes, Sugarcanc, 81. livingstone.
john Carr. So Pirate 1oi, Rupalatchie I'm,
age. 90. Souudmoro 1oI. Win Elliott. old
Dominion, log,
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New York. November 2i.--Anirew D..
White, eX-miniStcr to Russia and a mem
bor of the Venezuelan boundary commits
zion. II In this CITY. In regard 10 tho
work Of the commission he said: "Wo arc
now In II state OF suspension, but ready. Il
necessary. to make q report within q
week"
"Will the report lie made now that ar
hitrai1on has been decided upon by Grcat
Britain ana the United S'atcsw'
u think not. bu, the commission served
q useful purpose. not boalse II was tho
u ~ way to arrive at the solution. bur
becnusr y ha@ i-hersed 10 the true means
of solving the problem"
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Washington November "a The hcauti-
full weather ard excellent card drew large
crowd AT BcnrhEs today
Five aud half flrlcngs Brisk Dolanio.
Tenderness Time, l;0s 3-5.
Threr-quartcrs Of Il milc-Ton Spot.
Floral Park. Junk Tine i:l1 3-5.
Mile Time, Declare, Volley. Time.
ia 30
scvcu-cishlhs Of a milo--Olivla l.. Tray
ant. Or Jim. Time, 1874 10.
Mile and an eiehth Premier Dogsctt
Gnnfuur Tlmn. ] 81 -.
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Nashville Races.

Nashville, Tenn, November "a Weather
cloudy track fast and attendance large
Talent was beaten. only two favortes win
ming.
ELEVEN siNtocnths OF mile selling
santa Cruz. IT, Never Time, l.0aa.
Five iurlonRs- Ella r., Billy Fisher. ks
Ne Time. 1 o.
Five turlongs, sollirR-iiarry s.. Van
Kirkman Bramhlcnct. Time, l;0i.
Seven furlongF Alto June, Wolsey. Pete
Moore Tilao, 1881.
Thirtcou-siNtrpnth OF a mile Ilamaslt.
Sister lone Parker Time. 2lia.
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Ferry con,,,nni.. warning.

st. Louis. November 2i.--There ~ big
light ON between the Virgins Ferry COM
pany and the Interstate Sand and Ferry
company over the exclusive right OF BUSH
ness betwcaa st. Lofts and Eas, ST Louis.
The Wlggsns Ferry company claims that
The Iniarstate company has forfeited It's
two tugs and barges by Reason OF attempt
fiicting with tho charter rights of tho
Virgins company, and u ANNOUNCES Its
Int III on to seize them. THIS seizure Will
be met by force.
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Lexington. Ky, November a Weather
bright but track gin with mud,
soven-olghths NJ mile-The blossom.
Whyotta, Hoffman. Time, 90.
Fiyc-eighths cot a mile yllIs.MIss Alice,
cotton queen. Tiiuc 1901.
Mile Earth, II C.. Gray Eclipse.
Time :iG
-Four and a half furlongs-Our Hope.
Goshen. Walter. Time, 0.5S
Throc-quartcrs of n7ile-Mattir Lee,
Old Center. Robinson. Time, 1874.
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Victoria. Texas Noyember 2. -NiOlot
Chapter order Of the Eastern star. met
last night IN regular session, with Mrs.
W S. Hosking past worthy grand inAtron,
and Mrs. a. II ABhaId and Mira. W, A.
Roinhardt all Of Houston. a. guests. After
the regular business had been disposed OF. u
handsome Jewel Was presented 10 Mrs. Hos
kins by the chapter In testimonial OF It's
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sam Francisco Races.

San Francisco, November q Selling,
eleven sixteouths Of mile Mount Roy.
Don Tipicn. Agttate. Time. ltlib-
Eleven sixteenth NJ mite. selling Sails
bury II. Candor Charles a Time, i,12H.
seven eIghths Of milo Sir Play, Tor
slna. Thornhil Time, i;22.
Mile-Little Cripple. Bob Terry. Excuse
Time, ~.
Tbroe-ci.hths Of a mile. selling BRAY
Scot Lucky Dog, Sensible Time, !9h.
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birmingham. England. November 81
Eddie Connolly of boston was matched to
fight Causor here tonight and knocked his
man ont in the fifth round Both weighed
1924 pounds. but Connolly had the advan-
taEc ~ holght and reach
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Chicago. November 2i.-Roouey won the
wrestling match from Mcleod OF California
go isht. Ry the terms Of the match Me
lrod was to ihyo'Y Rooney Ave times IN an
hour. lie could not do this. although lie
mad far Tue b. tier Of the wrestling. thro@-
lns RnnncY lhroc tlmca.
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New ltuu,, I,rcurd.

philadelphia, November PA road rec
ord between New York and Philadelphia
was created today by John Hobro Of the
Century Wheclmen. who covered the dis
taroe in seven hours. eleven. minutes, thus
lowering the best previous time one hour.
six minutes.
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tied here today, Including prsNloinos. Pc
oria. Rockford Dubuque, burlington. st
Joseph Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa The
salary limit was placed at $1,000