Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

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beat that all hollow in this county, as q
great deal Of wheat has already been
sold in the Mayyile country this season
at 45c busbel, so we are are informed
by Mr.. John Fortna.
We are requested TO announce that a
Bryan Club will be organized at Condor
y week iron, next Saturday, Sept. 18th,
AZ 2 o'clock All friends Of silver
throughout the county are cordially in-
vitei 70 be present Able speakers will
be present 10 address the meeting and
large crowd Is expected out.
| j. j. Fix who owns valuable farm
near Waila WalIa, sin this section look
ing after his land and cattle interests.
Jim IL a vigorous advocate of free silver
sand says that over In his section there
are fully l8 silver bugs to ] gold bug.
He has just had bis measure taken for
a years worth Of this celebrated weekly.
There will be considerable criminal
business 10 dispose Of at the coming ses.
sion of circuit court, the most important
cases known to the public being the Ri
nearson horse stealing and Glasgow cat
tie stealing cases. We understand that
| there recently was case of attempted
murder of a man by poison near Fossil,
which will doubtless be investigated by
this grand jury.
Jesse Nye of Glenn brought load Of
aquamelons 10 town yesterday and ex-
changed them for silver. In answer TO
an nterrogatory AZ to his opinion on the
money question: Jesse said that does not
/ interest him 20 much just now as the
marriage question. lie would marry
| quicker than scat, as winter Ii coming
on and he poets to be little short on
firewood anyway,
The Antelope Herald wound up
compliment TO IA Young schoolma'am
| with good word about 'the reputation
\ for teaching she bears" The next day
| the schoolma'am met the editor and
chased him down the street with big
umbrella, and every jump In the road
she screamed that she had never taught
a she bear in All her life.
Wencser saw-peope 80 reluctant about
giving news ID all our life. II yon have
an item, don't be afraid TO yell the printer
about IL. We have TO rely on the comtnu-
nifty for facts and can't get out paper
without material. Remember the words
lof that celebrated author. Young, who
wrote, Thoughts. shut mp, want air
and spoil like bales unopened TO the
sun."
Some one remarked that our con.
tribution boxes contained too many
pennies and not enough nickels. dimes
and quarters. But il was Young boy
who had his wits about him when the
contribution box WAS passed at church
and got ahead oi his mother, who vas
finding fault with the sermon on the
way home. "Well, ma," he said, com
fortingly, won can't expect much for a
cent. ~ Exchange.
Rev. Barnhart and family we're the
guests Of NJ. q. Clarke and family here
Thursday night. They left next day to
attend conference at North Yakima, af-
ter which they will go to University Park,
Portland, where he will take two
years course in college. Like thousands
Of others, Mr. Barnhart knows that life
IL burden without this religions paper,
and has ordered II cent TO his address
during that time. Their many friends
IN this county wish them success.
The camping party, consisting OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Palmer aud son Syl-
van, Clifton Maley and eiene Smith, re-
turned home Saturday from months
outing at Thompson springs, Grant coun'
~. They report having had an excel
lent time, caught lots OF fish, got one
deer tfrom an indian) and saw ''any
amount OF bear tracks. A great many
visitors were at the springs, which is be
coming great health resort. They say
7 that the water will cure anything--fron
a bad name TO the habit Of shooting mer
for bears, also the swearing habit
Among the number Of outside scholars
attending our excellent school this tern
is Samuel Jones, tnot the great revalist
bright young man whose parents re
side ia Yamhil county. He attended
the university at Forest Grove last year
/ and his coming here this term speak'
!, well for the name and fame ofo school
which Is one oi the hest in the state
? There IL no necessity to 20 TO the heav!
D expense Of sending children off 10 distan
!. colleges, merely for the name Of II, whel
we have better school right here q
home Mr.. Jones is stopping with Mr.
u and Mrs, G. W. Rinehart.
s JAS. HINT, the well-known stockma'
\ of Winlock, was in town Monday on le
. gal bnsiness. 1t appears that RalpI
o Fisk, who resides near Winlock, has
= band Of horses running at large and the
/ have been causing the neighbors consic
II erahle trouble by gettinginto their grair