Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08

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demijohn, prepared 10 heal the wound.
1t Is rnmored that the democrats and
populists Of Sherman and Wasco coun.
ties have fused for the purpose Of defeat
ing W. II. Moore, the republican nOmi-
nee for joint senator for the counties Of
Wasco, Gillian and Sherman.
lope Herald.
Just now Antelope is chuck full Of
sheepshearers. So are some OF the shear.
ers, who have adopted that manner OF
passtime while waiting for the weather
to clear upso they can begin work. The
price paid will be Be per head, the same
as last year.--Herald.
The county court has just had planted
in the court house yard So fine young
cottonwood trees, which were grown on
L. q. Edelman's timber culture near
Mayville. ]. B. Jones set them out last
week, and II they grow 1t will add large
ly 70 the beauty OF the town.
Sheep faisers who want TO shear their
fiocks are considerably annoyed by the
continued rains and cold weather, which
prevents shearing operations from pro-
gressing, but farmers are pleased with
the downpour Of rain, since IL insures
them abundant crops OF grain.
County court 10 In session this week
by Judge Mariner and Com. Clymer. J..
Il. Ralston, the other commissioner, Is
visiting In the East and could not be
present at this term. Mr.. Clymer Is
rapidly recovering from bis recent injur-
les received by a log falling upon him.
Miss Mabel Halstead is teaching the
spring term Of. school in the Campbell
district just north Of town; Miss Pearl
Fitzwater 10 teaching at Glen; Miss
Grace Fitzwater the Lost Valley school,
and Miss Lulu Keizur Is teaching in the
new district between Glenn and Condor.
Married, at Condor on May ], 1893,
Mr.. Fred Archer and Mrs. M. A. Redden,
both Of Arlington. Justice Shut officia-
ting. Mr.. Archer is professional horse
trainer and has been all over the world
In that capacity. Mr.. and Mrs. Archer
expect 10 move to Southern California
soon.
Antelope has three couples OF dancers
who hold the record for longtime"
waltzIng. AT recent party in that
place they waltzed for just two hours
and twenty-five minutes, and would
have waltzed all night had not the tid-
dler rebelled. Charley Perrin was one
OF them.
Jesse w. Nye, the good-natured old
"bach" Of Glenn was up to town Tuesday
on business. He informs ns that he Is
getting rich scalping coyotes, having
caught 90 Of the varmints In one week
recently. jesse says he is still in the
market for marriage, il any Of the dear
girls want him.
Senator Mitchell has promised the
people Of Eastern Oregon that the need
ed appropriation for the locks will be
forthcoming the present session. The
opening OF the locks is Of more concern
to Eastern Oregon just now than the ma
tional questions which are absorbing
public attention.
When a man goes to church and the
single nail that holds his pants fast to
bis suspenders, drops out and goes rat
tling down on the hardwood seats like q
COW bell, and let's his suspenders slip up
around his neck, he might rs well go
home for the sermon won't do him any
good. Exchange.
Tne 1000 head Of fine yearIing sheep
that j. W. Blake purchased this spring
for the Plat Valley Sheep Co. Of Wyo-
ming have just been sheared aud will be
started this week over the trail in a
band Of 10000 for Wyoming. One band
was secured in Grant county and one
band in Morrow county.
]. S. Mckinney, the ex-saw mill man
has traded his Lone Rock property to
Perry Ham for the latter's residence
property in Condon--the house and lot
just back of the furniture store, which
Mrs, Ham purchased before they we're
married. "Mac" will not move nis fam
ily TO town before nextfall.
Harrisburg Review: Mrs. Mary Shel.
ton, aunt OF Mrs. N. w. Canter, arrived
on Fridays local from Eugene and will
establish dressmaking parlors IN this
city. Miss Emma Edwards, also Of Eu-
gene, will be here the lst of May with a
stock OF millinery. The two ladies will
conduct the business conjointly.
General Weaver Of Iowa, the noted
populist leader, will speak at Condor on
May Goth. Ile is billed to make four
speeches in this county--one at Airing
ton, one at Condor, one at Mayville,
the other at Fossil. Martin Quinn,
popuist nominee for congress, will
speak at Arlington next Friday at 2 p. m
The three hundred dollar exemption
clause in our tax laws ie one OF the