Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16


Clerk Frazer that both are residents Of I
this county, but no one here seems TO /
have ever heard Of them before.
W. T. solvester and family are moving /
back TO OIex. For the present, Mrs. ,
Solyesler and children will reside with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McKin-
ney, and W. 4. will ride after cattle in
the Burns country. During their briei
stay In Condor they have made many
friends, who regret their departure.
A. T. Doyle's home in Pendleion WAS
burned one day last week, and Mrs.
DOYLE and children were Obliged TO bee
from the flames, saving absolutely moth
ing Mr.. Doyle and family formerly re-
sided at Condor and the church that
blew down here about two years ago WAS
built by Mr.. Doyle, as was also the house
now owned by Mrs. Mary Brown.
Last spring when the Home Comfort
cooking-stove man WAS having snch
picnic in this county selling $40 stoves
Tor SIS each, great many poor people
bought stoves, not because they partlcn-
larly needed them, but because they
could get couple Of months time on
their notes. Now the collector is around
and It's making some Of them vince like
10 TO dig up $75 hard cash.
Bear In mind that every voter who
wishes TO vote for Bryan and silver
: mnst cast his ballot for N. l.. Butler,
L. Hofer, Harry Watkins and w. II.
> spaush, the fusion electors. Don't
: make q mistake aud vote for the ma
tlonal democrats"--the traitors who
are trying TO assist Mckinley by run.
I. ming that poor old back number bolter,
Palmer, for president. Exchange.
wm. Pentecost returned home last
Y week from Walla Walla, where he had
! been with his team At work with
thresher for Two months. lie says the
Weld oi wheat al over that section this
Y wear was from 40 10 90 bushels per acre.
u Bill thinks yonng Fix handled the truth
.. very carefully when he wrote that Bryan
men were being paid ~ so an hour foi
ls marching in Mckinley parades. he
" says there's nothing in it.
The Oregonian prints fac simile let
y ter from s. johnson Of Oregon City, who
9, wrote 10 the editor Of the 0regonian las
OF week as follows. III Scot, deer sur
~ knowing you to Be the Biggest damlyr'
n on The Ease OF the erth your storey OF
Brions insanitee Is emf 10 gaganass
'" YOU Think that yon malk inney conyrt
y y for Mark hama by lyon abought mr. brie
W that's whair your are otfyournntts he vi
'e- kerry orogen Buy 1000 this tawl."
ID. We learn with considerable satisfa'
ny tion that our item iast week referring
er. the niger onttil that hilked our peopI
raj out Of about 500 Wednesday night wa
the means OF busting them mp in bus
.ge ness," in this county, at least. The
ast had intended TO "show" at Mayville
he Thursday night, but as the GLOBE g
ere there only short time after they di'
Il completely knocked the thing into
:, cooked hat. They say it VAS good de
IL better than tne show to see the ma
=, ager, the tallest niger, paw the cart
!. :. and thrash the air and snort when
saw the item In question. From
marks he made, bystanders we're able
~" gather the idea that he was not over
''s well pleased with our mention OF Il
~ show. We believe il Is the duty OF
~ cry newspaper TO denonnce every Ia
~ and snde outfit Of that kind that con-
,.;n alnng--even II they do receive comp
"a ,neutary tickets, az we did IN this ca
sed- For the last couple of weeks the lar
age printing firms Of Portland have been <
and ing Glass & Prudhomme particular Il
through the 0regonan, for chargl
ner. such extortionate rates for printed 8
rnal tionery, and have pretty successtu
FORK proven that Gass & prudhomme are
,ll- highest priced printers on the Pac
eral coaet. They are making terrific r
ops. because the contract for printing
49,, election ballots VAS not let to the low
,sor responsible bidder, and say there al
s,aa dozen or more printing houses in r
!, ~ land that are as we'll or better-equipl
! !. "a for doing such work than are elias
4, 4, prndhomli,e, and whose rates are Il
= 100 TO 200 per cent less on such w
Glass 4 Prudhomme we're paid at
oN $2l00 for printing the ballots Tor
wv June election, and the other large pr
~" ing firms there say that any OF u
go would have gladly done the same
"" for $500. Now Glass 4 Prndhomme !
:" Just secured the contract for printing
ballots for the November election,
rived without having been let to the io'
y, al bidder, hence the kick. The COZ
loyed court OF Linn county let the contrac
1t tue printing the ballots for the Novei
svera' election to the lowest bidder, ana O
made dovan Or more bids received, Glp
get a prudhomme we're the highest, helnG
for ~, 200 colored and the same num'
,g hut white ballots. The contract was Nv
sts Of ed to the Silver Imprint, home p'
anarul ,,k oaa bia ,pos the Invest &29 The