Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-20

DF' DHrrin ana vile 0f Portland has,
ohtained passports from Secretary olnc,
and will soon leave vnncoUser. b. Cl
for trip around the world. They hay.
purchased their tickets by the "bei
line" !" costing them 1850 each. He IL
brother and partner Of tho DR.. Darif
now In Condor.
The relatives Of the late o. T. TayIo
Of Olex-Mr. and Mrs. +. q. Doerter
Frank Taylor, 4. s. Taylor aud "A. q
Taylor, desire 10 thank. through tht
GLoBE, those many kind and consider.
ate friends who assisted them IN yariou,
ways during the sickness and death oI
their father.
The Blue Mountain Eagle rep. SAYS
The country will not 20 TO the devil jns.
because the election resulted rs IL did.
Neither would snch have been the re-
suit had the other party succeeded.
Times are sure TO improve dnring the
next four years, matters not who would
have been elected.
Miss Mollic Hurlbnrt and Mr.. Dim.
mick we're enccessfni at the teachers ex
animation here last week, bnt Miss
King Of Blalock failed to secure ccrti.
hcate. Az present she Is teaching On q
permit. Miss Hnrlhnrt's average stand
ing was 80.6 and that Of Mr.. Dimmick
70.b. supt Daggett informs ne that the
list Of questions this time was more
difficult than usual.
l.. W. Darling last week sold his stock
OF drugs TO Or. Hudson, who moved
them into the building across from the
ArInory hall. The postolIicc has also
been moved into the same building and
Mr.. Darling. the postmaster, appointed
DR.. Hudson as clerk to assist him in The
office. The building inst vacated hy the
drug store and postoflice will be used by
Mr.. Darling as law Office.
Joe BHdd OF Olex, the b@et. natured
man In Oregon. WAS up 20 town today
on bnsinees and did not forget TO nav
his hack subscription and year in nd
vance--a feat we wonld like 10 see a
great many others perform. Joe ex-
pccts 10 attend the grand ball Mt Condor
next Thursday and says nearly every.
body in the Olex country and the north
end Of the county intend 10 come II the
weather is good.
Within the last year the GLoBE man
has sold to parties In this county two
first.class new organs, the kind that
agents usually charge tlG0 or more for,
hut owing to special arrangement he
has with the manufacturer he was en-
abled 10 sell them for less than one-half
the above amount. He has Just one
more left and will deliver IL at vonr
nearest Ry. station for SIS cash, and
will guarantee that II IL fully as good as
organs that readily sell for double that
Merchants whose ads appear IN the |
GLOBE are never troubled with shelf |
worn goods. which are dear at any price.
Goods that are not worth advertising
are not worth having, and our readers
will find that they can always get the
hest bargains by dealing with merchants
who advertise. Business men who are
too siingy and small 10 help ont their
local paper with an nd. say plainly 10
The public that they do not want their
trade, and therefore should not get any
paironage--and they seldom do, either.
Avoid like yun would pcsiilence bus
iness house that does not advertise.
The Vale Gazette has the following 10
say Of viii Burlington, former Fossil
boy; "a gun play Sunday night caused
, ripple Of excitement among the sport
ing fraternity nf Vale, Oregon. II ap-
I'ears that VIM. Burlington, "a Iiarney
ronnty stockman, lad ou, PLAYED The
Caldwell sports for some $3.50 NJ cards,
md they followed him 10 Vale to play
wen. One of them named Mitchell got
Burlington into single handed game OF
ards In back room, and proceeded to
manipulate the deck hy wavs that are
iark and tricks that are vain, ST5t
play came up and Burlington won II with
I six-shooier. Mitchell had him arrest
ri next day, Int skipped before the case
ranie M, Burlington ha wing divided the
pot" Il