Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-07-10
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daughter.
The postoiIice department has ruled
that hereafter drop.letters viii only re-
qulre one-ccnt stamp, instead Of two
cent one.
The Wlllameite valley fprmers are Of.
The opinion that the recent hot weather
has killed the grain aphis, aud they are
glad of ".
Hon. John Michel Of The Dallee, one
fthe hrightest orators In Eastern ore.
gon, delyeried the Grafton at Arlington
on the 4th.
John Anderson won the i00.yard foot
race at MayyIle on the 4th, easily de-
feating two or three oi the best runners
IN the county.
Now II Is proposed to exclude from our
country all aliens over II years of age
who cannot read and write the language
Of their natiye country.
The Ilarney County News says that
Sheriff GUtings ot that county has EN-
hezzlcd nearly $1,000 Of the county funds
and skipped the country.
Ninety men are imprisoned IN coal
mine at Wilkesbatre, Pa, with all means
of retreat cut off. This isn't very
pleasant situation 10 be IN.
VIM. u. Pentecost Of Mayyille left yes
terday for the Walla Walla country,
where he will spend the balance Of tue
summer running thresher.
W. H. Boyer. the popular old "Bach"
cf Glen, left several days ago for his old
hoine in Florida on Il visit 70 his mother,
who has been eick Tor some time.
DR., Hogan enjoyed the 4lh festivities
at Lone Rock and hext day went to Fos-
Hfl. where he will remain abont month
In charge o. DR.. Howard's practice.
J. n. Miller aud family arrived here
today. s. u. Barker aud family, who
have been occupying the Miller house.
are moying into the pliter house today.
Riley Frazer and family Of Lone Rock
left this week for a couple Of mouths'
visit with their relatives in Linn aud
Folk counties. 0fcoarse the GLonE fol-
lows them.
Messrs. d. G, Beaber and J. w. Van
horn ui Hoover creek we're ii town yes
terday and paid this office pleasant
call. They say the grain over IL that
section looks fine
We learn ihet jay L. Lpcas, who in
tended TO pay Condon visit the first OF
this month. has concluded TO not come
up until fall, as be can not leave his
farm work just now.
The Cleveland baud did not play for
the Alder creek people on the Fourth,
the citizens Of Arlington having offered
them $50 and expenses TO come there
Goldendale Sentinel.
Statistics show decided increase In
marriages this year, which is pointed as
aprooi of better times. The secret prob.
ABLY lies In the fact that this Ii the ast
leap year for eight years.
Misc Daisy Downing is suffering with
eczema on her face and wos not able to
teach the laet three days Of her school
on Bcecher Flat, and her sister Birdie
finished the school for her.
Edgar Moore returned home Tuesday
from his Portland visit and brought with
him fine new Rambler bicycle, which
he rode ont from Arlington. He vii
eitaer rattle or sell his old one.
w. L. Barker Of Matney Flat met with
serious accident Saturday. His hors,
stumbled and fell on top Of viii, who il
pretty badly injured but as no bones ara
broken he will soon be all right again.
In the match game Of base ball at An
telope on the 81, the Fossil nine was de
ieated hy the Antelopes by a score Of
10 IL The FOSSIL boys got even, how
ever, by defeating the Mayyille club mex
day.
The enormous number Of cattle ship
ped from the Northwest recently has al
most deuuded q good many thousan
hills Of their grazing cattle, and ought I
make good prices for cattle in the mex
few years.
Peter Schorback Of Woodbnrn has IN
vented a machine for digging, sortn
and sacking potatoes. Itis claimed tho
the machine will do the work Of 90 mer
and two men aud two teams will be r,
quired to operate it.
II. n. Frazer and family and Mis-
Nena Nicklin, w. L. Wilcox and tamil,
w. O. Caldwell and family and Ger
Smith and family all expect TO start ne'
Monday for months onting in u
mountains 1T Desolation Lake.
As evidence OF the GLoBE's excelenC
as an advertising medium, the only a
vertsng the 0lex celebration had vi
through this paper, and aboat 500 peop
were there from all over the conntr
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