Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-06-19

windmill, Wnlcu ne VIII use Iof VIC P'O"-
ent In running chop mill. He expects
to have water tank built soon and VIII
attach II TO pump, TO use In case oil
fre--which will be better thah half Q
dozen such fire engines az we have.
Read the new ad Of Shurte Bros. and
then buy something from them, but
avoid running over each other in the
wild rush TO get In first. These boys
believe in the liberal use Of printers ink
and Of course they are becoming pros
porous, az all do who advertise in the
GLOBE, which 10 the best advertising
medium in Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbons visited
friends In town Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Gibbons sister, Miss
Mariah Harrington Of San Francisco,
who has been up here on q visit for sew
eral months. Miss Harrington is Grip
pie, the result OF an accident she met
with number Of years ago by runa-
way team.
Posters we're printed at this Office last
week announcing an auction sale on
Monday, June 29th, at 10 q. M, Of ID
head Of horses and several Cassidy gang
plows, the property Of the N. q. Sayre
est ate, by b. +. Tennis, administrator.
The sale will take place at John Phillips
ranch, near Mobley, on the Arlington
and Hardman road.
The merchants whose ads appear in
the GLOBE are never troubled with old,
shoddy, 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 best bargains by dealing
with the merchants and business men
who advertise in the GLOBE.
Previous 10 his departure to St. Louis
Hon. Chas. Hilton gave it as his belief
that the National Republican conven-
ton wonld declare for the gold standard.
"While the republican party is in fa-
vor OF the largest possible use OF silver" {"
said Mr.. Hilton, there can be no such
thing as double standard. One metal
or the other must be the standard OF
value.
The heroic act OF Kansas City wom-
an who jumped into cistern and saved
her baby from drowning illustrates the
promptness with which women act un-
der pressing emergencies, as well as the
devotion OF mother love and the unsel-
fishness of her sex. There are many
similar cases on record, whereas man
would most likely in such an emergency
look around for ladder or rope.
A Portland drummer who was in town
; last week says that Ed Copner is now
travelling salesman for Wadham & Co
of Portland and that Ed and his wife
have separated. Mrs. Copner and lit
tie daughter Dot have been making
their home with relatives at Berkeley,
CAL, since last spring. Their many
friends in this county will regret tc
learn Of their unhappy married life.
Sylvester Pennoyer says: "If the pol
icy advocated had been adopted, anc
, Vanderburg had withdrawn from the
field when the democrats agreed to pul
off Myers, and Judge Waldo made the
congressional nominee, he would hav,
had such majority over Tongue tha
he could not have been counted out. NJ
other is TO be blamed for the election o
Tongue than the populists themselves.
We stop the press long enough to won
der what in thunder has become of tha
! Venezuelan commission that was sen
. down there last winter to see what "ails'
the people of that country. Their prom
! ised monthly letters to this paper, ex
: planning their Investigations, have faileC
to show up and we are considerably an
noyed thereat. II they get off without
heavy damage suit they will be yer.
. lucky.
A prize consisting Of Tennyson's poem
,, has been presented to Mr.. Frank Ed
wards for winning a contest held Apri
25th, in the Agricultural College at Cor
wallis. The object was to use the wort
: "saw" the most times in an essay con
/ tanning 150 words. Mr.. Edwards uset
: the word l49 times, and so won tn
!. prize,-Eugene Guard. Frank Ed
: wards is a son OF w. ]. Edwards OF May
/ vile and is one Of the brightest youn
. men in the state.
Miss Louella Maddox visited friend
= in the Mayville country last week. o.
g Friday she and Miss Susan Dunn wer
: riding In cart, when the horse becam
6 frightened and ran off, upsetting tn
i cart, also the girls, who were bruise
:, and skinned up pretty badly, Mis-
o Dunn the worst. Where they lit, grea
furrows were plowed into the road b
! their heads for considerable distance
= Had the accident occurred several rod
. further, where there is short bend /
q the road tha occu nunts Unuld hav