Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-05-26

| scuool. All contfiDutorn VII please benu
pies, coffee, sugar, etc. to the hall Friday
afternoon at s o'clock or later.
s. q. Hawson, M. s. johnson, G. A..
Danneman, IL. N. Frazer, M. o. Clarke
and II. Il. Hankins went 10 Lone Rock
yesterday TO look after republican inter
eate In that corner Of the vineyard.
Lumber IL on the ground for new
school house on Matney Flat, william
Cornett has donated the district one and
one.half acres OF ground for school pur-
poses. The new building will be 26x36
feet.
Mrs. Shut 10 still Offering the re-
mainder Of her furniture at prices that
will astonlsh you. Also will sell the
ITitswater property for t32D cash or $3.50
on years sime with secured note, bear
Ing 10 per cent interest.
Having opened a meat market In Con-
don we will pay the highest cash price
for beef cattle, veal, ETC., with which 70
supply our customers. Will buy stock
either on foot OF dressed.
JORDAN BRos.
| Il. T.. Smith, who was formerly In the
restaurant business here, 10 now con-
Quoting similar establishment at
Greeley, Colorado, and 10 doing we'll,
which fact tho GLonE 10 pleased TO
chronicle.
On Saturday OF last week w. A. and
II. X. West, two young men from Sher-
man county, purchased from L. W. Dar-
ling 500 acers OF farming land, con-
siieration $1,000. Mr.. Darling reserves
the crop now growing.
| j. Il. Reisacher has turned out In the
neigh borhood OF 40 new stock saddles
this apring and 10 still ~ busy as ever.
Mr.. Rcisacher turns out only Grst.class
work and enjoys the reputation Of being
the best workman In his line In Gillian
county.
Numbcrless changes are being made
on the GLoBE mailing list lately, due 70
the large number Of sheepmen who are
going to the mountains for the summer.
They all declare that camp life would
be too utterly lonely without the GLoBa
for a companion.
Fin Thomas, Arlington's popular livery
man, was In town Monday night and
went on 10 Mayville and Fossil Tuesday.
Mr. Thomas drives first.class rigs, and
horscs entrusted 70 his care at his Ar
lington barn always come out looking
better;than when they went in.
s. B. Howard, OF Minnesota, address.
cd the people Of Condor, on the political
issne OF tho day, In behalf OF the Union
ticket, on Monday evening. Mr.. Howard
is a logical speaker, aud all who heard
him agree that he presented the issues
OF the campaign 10 an entertaining and
able manner, IRON silver standpoint.
A republican meeting was held In
Armosy hall on Tuesday evening. Miles
3. johnson, OF Portland, the principal
speaker Of the evening, discussed the
political Issue Of the day from gold
standard tandpoInt. II. s. Wilson, ol
The Dalles, nominee for circnit judge oi
this district, and s. q. Hawson, OF Ar
lington, candidate for representative
also addressed the meeting. A fair sized
crowd was In attendance.
Mr.. Gardner, the Arkansas contractoI
who took tho Arlington-Fossl mai
route from the government AZ rninoust,
low figures, We are pleased TO state hal
not rs yet found sucker In these part:
10 take II off his hands, and IL is probable
he will forfeit his bonds and let the rout'
| 20 back 10 tho government. In thaI
event tho present contractors, Reed
0gilvie, who have given splendid salts
faction 10 the patrons 0f the route, viii
probably DO employed by the govern
ment 10 continue lt.--Fossil Journal.
J.. b. Gotf, one OF Lone Rocks bes
known citiEens, has been awarded th'
contract Of carrying the U. $. mail from
Condor 10 Lone Rock, from Lone Rocl
TO Heppner, and from Lone Rock &
; Fossil. On the Condon-Lone Rock rout'
daily service will be maintained, anC
on the Lone Rock -Heppuer, and Lon'
Rock Fossil lines the service will be tri
I
weekly. New rigs and stock will DO pu
on all Of the lines and strictly fret
class service will be maintained. Th
contract will take effect July LIST.
The Woman's Edition The Dale
Times s-Mountaineer has been received
, It Is an excellent number of "a pages
exclusive OF the cover, gotten up I
magazine form, ably edited and present
g neat typographical appearance. Th
object the ladies had In view when the
undertook the work was benefit fc
the public library Of the town, and the
are certainly entitled to large share {
|, success as reward for the excellen
character OF their work. The publics
. ton should be source OF pride to tn
ladies who undertook the work, to tn
management Of the Times. Mountaineg
. and to every citizen of the town.