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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

Public Notice is hereby given that /.
III. 8. Hubbard, Marshal Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of Porto Rico, and duly appointed Master
for the purpose Of executing the decree of
the said Distict Court Of the United States
for the District Of Porto Rico dated Fe-
bruary 9th, 1907 in the case Of Maris
Rodriguez Puials w. Manuel Argueso
Flores ettaI., will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, at the front door Of the Court House
in Humacao on the seventh day Of June
1907, at the hour Of Q p. n. the following
deacribbed premises to wit: the same lying,
being and situate in the Barrio Of Mabu
in the Municipality Of Humscao, Porto
Rico, and consisting Of Flftynine cuerdas
and Six hundred aud twenty four thou.
sandths Of q cueTda (59. .624) and more
particularly described as follows:
Being bounded on the North by the
lands Of Mr.. Ramon Gonzalez; on the
South by lands belonging formerly to Mr..
Manuel Argueso; on the East by the road
leading to the barrio of Anton Ruiz; and
on the Westlby the lands belonging to Mrs.
Josefa Frias. +-.|
Also the following described premises,
situate, lying and being in the Barrio of
Mabu in the Municipality of Humacao,
Porto Rico, and consisting of fourteen
(14) cuerdag and 676 thouBandths Of
cuerds, equivalent to five hsCtareaBs Sc
venty six ares and eighty six centareS,
and bounded on the North by the lands Of
DON Juan Frias, on the South and East
by the lands of Dona saturnina FriaB and
On the West with lands of Don Julio
Frias.
Said sale will be made in pursuance of
decree In the above entitled cause for
foreclosure Of mortgage on the above
described premises executed by Manuel
Argneso and Ernestina Frias , Noya, his
wife, on the 23rd, day of March, 1903, to
the firm of Gomez and Mendez, to guran.
tee the payment of the sum of Five Thou.
sand dollars ($5,O00) together with inte-
rest ther on from the 30th, day of March,
1904, at the rate of six per cent. (6%)
anum, which said mortgage is at present
owned and held by Maria Rodrigusz Y
Bustelo.
San Juan, P. R. May 8, 1907.
III & H4,bhnr1 MantaF
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EN- La CORTE De OISTRlTO De LOS
ESTAD0S UNIDOS, POR Ell DIS
TRlTO DE PUERTO RICO.
Maria Rodriguez J PuIals,
Demandante,
Contra
Manusl ArgussO Flores, ct al,
Demandados.
VENTA EN- PUBLICA sUBAsTA.

Por la pregente ae hace Haber que 20,
Ell. S. Hubbard, Marshal de Ia Corte de
Distrito de los EstadoA UnidoB por' el
Distrito de Puerto Rico, dsbidaments
uombna ado "MASTER' para daTle cumpli'
miento la Bentencia de este tribunal de
fecha de Febrero de 1907, en- el case de
Maria Rodriguez y Pujals contra Manuel
Argueso Flores, ct al, ofrecer6 en- p6.
bIica subAsta al mejOr postor, de contadO,
en- Ia puerts de entrada de la Corte de
Distrito de Humscao el dia siete de Junio
de 1907, las 2 de la tarde, el siguiente
inmuebIe: RUSTICA. Finca situadR
en- el barrio Mabd de la jurisdiction de
Humacao, Puerto Rico, de cincuenta y
nueve cuerdas seis cisntos veinte y CuR'
tro c6ntimos de cuerds, cuyos lfmites son
como sigue: AL norts con terrenoB de don
Ramon Gonzalez, al sur CON terrenos que
fueron una vez de don Manuel AFgueso,
al este con ell camino de Anton Ruiz, y
al oeBte con dofia Josefa Friaa. AdemSg,
otra fnCR situada en- ell mism0 barFio Ma
bG, Jurisdiction de Humacao Puerto Rico
de catorcs Cuerdas y ssis Cientos setenta y
ssis CentimoB de otra, equivalente & Cinco
hect6reas, setenta y Heis areas, y ochenta y
Beis centiareas, colind6nte al norte con don
Juan FriaB, al sur y este con dof1s Satur-
nina FriaB al Oeste CON don Julio Frias.
Dicha subasta SO efectuarS Consscuen-
Cia de sentencia dada en- Ia cauga aTriba
mencionada, en- Ia que 80 decEets Ia ejscu-
ci6u de una hipOteCa Bobre dichos inmue,
bIes dadas por Manuel Argueso y Ernes'
tina Frias Noys, esposa del primero, Il
dia % de Mario de 1903 la casa de Co.
mez Mendez, an garantfs del pago de
CINCO MIL DOLLARS ($5, 100000
con intereses dssde el treinta de Mario,
1,904 al seiS por ciento (6%) anual, cuya
hipoteca es hoy de la propiedad y Sc halla
en- poder de dofia Maria Rodriguez J
Bustslo. San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo
8 de 19O7.-H. s. Hubbard, Master.
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TRAzADOS PARA la
Carretera de Co.
mGrlO a Bayam6n-
Las ViCtlmaS de Ia explosion de un
barIenO en- eI SaItO de COmeriO,
Los GOseGherOs de tabaCO esiaD ALI muy dssa
nlmadOS.
{ De gSsestro oOrrespOnsay especial.

Mayo 21.-Muy animadas vienen result
tando las fieataE religioBag que, len honor
q Ia Santfsima Virgen Maria, celebTs la
iglesia de este pueblo.
Ell pr6ximo domingo rs, celebrara
el "Club Las PaImag," una velada litera'
ria.
A iuzgar por Ia animacion que raina,
la fiesta promets resultar espl6ndida.
Como que 10 mas granada de esta So
ciedad invadira los eBpaciosos Balones del
simpStico centric.
-Contindan los trabsjog de trazadOs para
Ia carretera que unira este pueblo con
Beyam6n.
Tambi6n, muy pronto, comenzar6n los
estudios de ia que tambi6n nos unira con
AibonitO.
La distinguida Beforita Anneris Les
pier Garcia, hija del eBtimable compatrio
ia don Edelmiro j. Lespier, se encuentra
de temporada en- este pueblo.
La simpatica damita eB hu6sped de los
estimables esposoH, Santiago Carmona.
Attn Sc sienten los lamentos en- este
pueblo, de la desgracia ocurrida con Ia
explosion del barreno del tunel n6mero S
del SaIo de Comerio.
Las dos victimas fueron sepuItadaa
en- el cementerio de este pueblo, y el heri'
do mas grave mejora Tdpidamente.
--Parece que los cosecheroB de tabaco
de ests zona no giembran tsbaco 81 aflo
que viene.
La Colectiva, SO encargara excluSiva'
mente de clio.
Los precios son muy bajos y como no
hay demanda en- ell mercado, los cosechs'
ros estdn muy desanimadoB
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uN. ANIVtRSARIO,
La salud del Presldsuts Castro ss busDa

segda SO ha sprvido paEticipaynoE el dis
tiDguido sr l.. Belle, Consul de Vrnezus,
la en- esta ciudad. ma mana % ds Mayo,
con motive del aniversario de Ia restaura'
ci6n de ia Rspdb ica en- Venezuela, perma
necerd izado Ell pabelI6n de la RepGblica
en- e edifcio del Consulado.
Seg6n t1ltimas noticias recibidag por ell
senior BeIlo, la nalud del presidente Castro
cnntinda bisn y el primer magistrate de
Ia naci6n est6 On estado de ocuparse de loE
neg0cios de su cargo,
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I'm inCendiO anOChe, en- Caguas.
DlGz NIL dollars de p6rdldas OCasiOn6 eIInGsndIO

FL teniente Bird de la policia inBuIar,
comunica al coronel Hamill 10 que 81
que:
"Anoche & las II declar6se incendio en-
Central Santa Juana quemandoss total
mente edifcio deBtinado trabajos mec6ni'
cos y carpinteria'"
"De la investigation practicada cr6ese
heChO casual prOducido por explosion ga
solina por hsber ALI depositada, gran
cantidad.'
Gel edifcio estaba assgurado y p6rdidaa
calcdlanse en- $4,000"
"Jusz municipal 6sta, conoce hecho."
Ell coronel HamilI, en- union del senior
Diaz Navarro, sali6 hoy para Caguas en-
Rutom6vil.
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Atentado en- Juana Diaz.

Ell teniente Gimenez de Juana Diag
aviua al cuartel General de Ia policfa que
anoche fueron arrestados Felix Santiago,
y Genaro Colon los cualea fueron BorpEen'
didoB en- momentoB en- que colocaban
unoB hierros en- Ia via del farroca rril de
la companfa francesa, 10 que origin6 un
descarrilamianto.
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FOTCsps para sKtraceloRss DsRtaIes.

Toda claue de forceps de cuslquisrs f6-
bEica, forms, pTecio, etc, de vents an 81
Dep6sito Dental de Jose salgado Jimenez,
S6 Sad Francisco. Sc venden de contado
y plazos. Esto viene de perilla 6 mu.
choB practicantes que no tienen loB fofceps
neceaarios para extraer, por 10 que est6n
deisndo de ganar mucho dineFo
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VA LLEGARON.

Los famosos coTs6s marca waTnes Ia for
ma mas moderna mas c6mods del mum
do. Sc garantizan y 90 venden uniCamen.
te en- ''El Cielo' "La VizCaina." LaG
sehoras que usan el Cors6 warnes una 30.
Ia vez 10 pre6eTen & todos los dem6s inn
portadores exclusives para toda ls iala,
ATriM Hermanos.
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PARA EUROPA.

En- eI pr6ximo vapor embarca para
Europa en- viaie de recreo, el senior Ma
nueI Baratt, hacendado de Fsjardo y su
joven hiio, cuya agrsdable vista hemos te
nido el placer de recibir, puea deBde aver
se encuentran en- San Juan.
Felfz viaje gratas impresioneB desea'
mos los eBtimabIes compatriotas.
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La lNMENSA Russia.

FL territorio de Ia Russia Europea al
CANA IN area de 2 100000 millas cua'
dradas, 10 cual representa- nm tamafio de
% veces mayor que 81 de Ia Gran BFe'
ta11a. La Russia siberiara cubre un area
de 100000 cuadradaB.
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Mayo 21.-En estos dias han circuIado
hojas sueltas para la convention que ha de
celebrarse el 2 de JUNO para el nombra'
miento de la nueva junts local de la union.
Sc estd procediendo & Ia instelaei6n
de los focos para el nuevo alumbrado pG'
blico. Las pruebas practicadas en- dos de
las principales GALES han Bido satisfacto'
rias.
-Por los preparativos que se est6n efec
tuando en- la iglesia, reSultaran con gran
Holemnidad las exequias fdnebres que he
celebrardn mafiana % con motivo del ami
versario de la que en- vida fu6 Conception
CollaZo de Calaf.
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NotiCiaS de AihonitO.
LlgerOs chuhasCos han Galdo aIIl.
(De muestro corespomsag especially

DC Ell56s5E0 c0FTe5p0N505 eSpecEaEJ.
Mayo 21.-Se encuentra en- este pueblo
en- asnntos comerciales el estimado y bien
querido compatriota don Edelmiro J.
Lespier.
-Lijeros chubascos Sc han dejado caer
por egta comarca.
La cogecha de tabaco va su E6rmino,
Este afio no SO ha notado Ell entnsiasmo
de otros, en- 10 que respects & Ia privile-
giada hoja.
Muy animadas resultan las festas rsli
giosas, que, con motive del mes mes dc
Maria viene celebrando Ia iglesia cat6liea
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Los perTos on Ia MaRGhurIa.

En- Ia Manchuria cOnstituye IN impor'
tante ramo de Ia ganaderfa Ia crianza
de perros para aprovechar sus pieleB.
Hay ganaderoH 6 t'PerreroB" manehdes
Eicos que poseen mas de mil perreras.
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Ell teIafoDO en- londres.

En- Londres. seg6n las 6ltimas eatadfs'
tlcas, hay un tel6fono dnicamente por cada
so familias; en- New York uno por cada
doce; en- Boston uno pOr cada seis, en-
San FrshCisco, California, unO por Cada
Cuatro.
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En- esta imprenta Dc Vende papel dc pc
Ti6dico viejo $500 los As kilos (un qai'a'
taL
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la SITUACION Fl
nanCiera De los
nluniCipios de Ia.
isIa.
Buen ejenpIO De atlas aptitudes
para sl self government.
Las municipalities De Puerto Rico dice 81
honorable TGs0rsrO han sldO admlnIsiradas
con lntellgsRGla ] hOnrsdsz,
La aiguiente circular ha dirijido 8 los

La Riguiente circular ha dirijido los
alcaldes de la isla, 81 senior Tegorero:
''san Juan, p, r. Mayo is, 1907. Sc.
nor Alcalde Municipal de p. r. Senior:
En- general, Il situaci6n fnanciera de-
los municipios de Ia iBla ha mejo1ado no.
tablemante partir del dia 80 de Junio
de 1901, viniendo corroborar este aserto
las siguientes cifras que, por si solaB, bas.
tan para llevar al amino de todos la init.
ma conviction de que los intereaeB mate
rialea de las municipalidades de Puerto
Rico han Bido administrators, salvo raras
excepcioneB, con Ia inteligencia honradez
que eran de ssperar:
now,1n+ anAanAn HnLTsO.nns~.... ,unna..,Ann
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La OBRA DEL MAR.
Invade Ia costa norts de los Estados lJnldos.

En- el trabajO irresistible continue que
eiecuta al mar elevando continentes
sumergiendos islau, le ha tocado en- suerte
ceder & la costa norte de los EstadoH
UnidoH, el mar avanza, imperceptible.
mente en- ciertos sitios y con mas rapidez
en- otros.
sufriendo esa ley, dos De los grandeu
edifcicos que tiene en- "Barren Island"
''New York Utilization Company Sc
hundieron en- 81 oc6ano, minadoS sus ci'
mientoB por el aqua. ..--
Los dafios 90 estiman en- $4,000 $100
mil la p6rdida Ia Bentiran los vecinos
mas que Ia companfs Rropietaria, pues to-
da Ia basura que antss SO deatru1a en- aque-
lIos edifcios, tendra que ser botada ahora
en- alta mar, de donde la mitad por 10
menos volver6 & infsctsr la costa y & ahu
yentar los bahistas hacienda bajar e
valor de las propiedades en- toda esa her
mesa costa veraniega.
Aver fu6 asistido en- ell cuarto de So
CorTos el nifio Ramon Hernandez, vecino
de Ia casa ndm. So de Ia Gale de Ia Luna
de una herida que sufriera en Ell Iabio eu'
perior de resultas de una caida.
Han sido denunciadoS al Juez de
Paz, Ramona ragdn y Felipe Cintr6n por
ina,
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in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATE FOR PORTO RICO.
MARIA Rodriguez PuIals, Complainant
MASTERS SALE.

NrnusI Argassa!H EIares, 81 al, Defendants.
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NOTlCIAS De NANATI.
Los focOs para ell nusVo aiumhrado pdbIco

(De maestro oOrrespOmsoJ.)
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Sheriff Shut of Morrow coun-
ty has issued though the lone
Proclaimer proclamation against
cruelty to dumb animals and es-
pecially the horse and declares
he viii prosecute every otfense
of this nature brought to his no
tice. 1t is unnecessary to say
that this act meets with the ap-
proval of every right-minded cit
izen and this is a law that should
be enforced all over the country.
There are still a few who think
that when they break a horse to
work that they must also break
its spirit but it is an established
fact that more and better work
can be gotten out of a horse by
kindness than by brutality.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

The last few days of this week
have been the hottest and most
uncomfortable we have experience
ed this year. The thunder storm
of Wednesday evening did much
to clear the air and stopped the
east wind but did not allay the
heat. 1t was the first real thun-
der storm of the year and while
the lightning did no damage to
speak of, it was uncomfortably
close at times. It struck pole
in the north end of town and the
electric lights and telephones
were Immediately put out of COM
mission. 1t also struck close to
the local train which was an hour
late. The heavy shower which
accompanied it settled the dust
in good shape and did no damage
to the crops beyond making the
wheat shatter a little more.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02
DILLON RECEIVERS CERTIFICATE

Thomas Dillon. who left We'd
nesday of last week for Portland
in search of one Fisher who had
buncoed him out of q certificate
of deposit. returned last Friday
with the certificate in his pos
session. Fisher, on his way to
Portland, had stopped off at The
Dalles and thus Dillon arrived in
Portland ahead of him. It seems
that Fisher did not think that
Dillon would become suspicious
so soon and therefore had made
no attempt to get away nor had
he tried to get rid Of the certifi-
cate. The second day after he
got to Portland Dillon went to
Fishers home and found him
there and upon demanding the
Gel tifcate Fisher Immediately
turned it over to him. This sat
isfied Dillon and he made no at
tempt to have Fisher arrested
for Misrepresentation but at
once returned home. This will
undoubtedly give Mr.. Dillon a
lesson and serve as an illustra-
ton that it is safer and better
policy TO do business at home.
He could have gotten as much
interest right here at Condor as
he did in Portland and his money
would have been just as safe.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

On our front page is a notice
calling for bids on the construc-
tion and material for the addi-
tion which is to be built on the
northeast corner of the school
house. The plans and specifica-
tions have been laid out by the
same man that laid out the plans
for the original school house, G..
H. Burggraf of Albany. This
addition will consist of two rooms
one above and one below to ac-
commodate the increasing num-
ber of school children. School
commences on the 10Th of Sept
ember and the work will be rush.
ed in order to have it finished if
possible before that time.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Tommy" Gray, Condon's
star baseball twirler, left this
morning for his home at Oak
land. Mr.. Gray came to Condor
about June lst and since that
time the Condor baseball team
has established a reputation that
has never been excelled in East
ern Oregon. He is q steady go
ing young man of good habits
and is a good baseball! pitcher
and il is assured that II the man.
agement Of the Condor team is
ever asked to recommend him
they can do so with the greatest
of pleasure.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

The o. R. & N. Co. has offer
cd the city a flat rate of $25 per
month for water and this offer
will in all probability be accepted
at the next meeting Of the city
council which is next Monday ev-
ening. This water is for the
stockyards. the section house
and for the engine and will be q
great advantage to the city as
well as the railroad company.
A great many stockmen who
have heretofore shipped their
stock from Heppner or Shaniko
on account of lack of water at
the Condor stockyards will now
ship from here and on the
railroads part it will do away
with the water tank which they
have hauled for over two years
and which has become a verit-
able eyesore to all. This same
tank has been the cause of many
an immigrant not coming to Con-
don for on learning that the COM
pany has to haul water for its
uses at Condor they decide
not to come to a country
where there is no water when as
a matter of fact there is an abun-
dance of it. 1t will prove of
great benefit also in hauling the
wheat out of the country this fall
for two empty cars can be
brought up from Arlington with
the power that has been used to
haul the tank.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

N. Rowland brought in the
first load Of 1907 wheat to the
Gillian Co. Milling Co. and re-
ceived the prize Of 25 bushels of
wheat. Mr.. Rowland had in $50
acres and has been heading for
some time having hauled quite q
number of loads to Gwendolen
before bringing any tc Condor.
His crop is averaging about rs
bushels per acre and the load he
brought to the mill was No. !
wheat.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Raymond Moore, the 15-year-
old son of C. w. Moore, Register
of The Dalles Land Office, was
drowned last week while bathing
in the Columbia River. He was
a lad of great ability and prom
ise and his accidental death is
extremely sad. We join with a
large number of Eastern Oregon
friends in expressing our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Wayne Grider left Tuesday for
Portland where he will remain for
some time in the effort to regain
his health. The doctors there did
not give him much satisfaction,
some telling him that he had ap-
pendicitis and others catarrh Of
the stomach. He will probably
remain in Portland until he is
improved.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Geo. and Lloyd Parman have
taken charge of the Parman
ranch northwest of town. They
expect to start their combine
next Monday morning. They
have 1000 acres of wheat and 400
acres of oats to cut and expect to
cut it all in about thirty days.
George reports that the wheat
will average very good and ex-
poets the oats to average over so
bushels per acre.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

R. E. Summers was in this
week from his big ranch on Mat
ney Flat getting provisions and
repairs necessary for harvesting.
Mr.. Summers has 1000 acres of
fall wheat to harvest which will
average 80 bushels to the acre.
He says his grain is of the finest
quality with straw that will aver
age A! feet in length over the
entire 1000 acres. This is prob
ably as good a showing as can be
found in the state and shows the
advantage of sowing fall wheat.
Mr.. Summers bought a Best
combined harvester this year and
started it Tuesday. He says it
runs easy and does fine work and
he figures on cutting his entire
crop in 35 days.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

G. H. Simpson arrived from
Pendleton Sunday to take charge
of the Heppner laundry. Mr..
Simpson is an experienced laun-
dryman and will no doubt build
up the former good reputation of
the laundry. -Heppner Times.
Georges many friends in and
around Condor will be glad to
hear of his new enterprise and
to wish him all kinds of success.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

The Condon- Fossil stage line
made its first regular Sunday
trip last Sunday and in the fu-
ture we will have a Sunday stage
as well as a Sunday train. 1t
runs the same as on week days
except that it will not leave Fos-
sill until $50 A. M. This will be
a great boon to the people of
Fossil and other towns south of
here both in the mail and passen-
ger service. The credit is given
to R. E. Wilson as he was the
first to start the petition.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

According to the Moro 0bser-
yer a Sherman county farmer
has 60 acres of oats that win
yield 80 bushels to the acre.
We heard the other day of a
Gillian county farmer who has so
acres that will yield 100 bushels
per acre.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

J. H. Amend started his COM
bine on the Madden ranch We'd
nesday. On Thursday he put on
28 head of horses and some of
them not being used to the ma
chine Immediately started in to
tear things up and partly sue
ceeded, The cylinder was COM
pletely ruined before they were
stopped and this causes a delay
of at least two days.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cripe re
turned last week from their
homestead in southern Washing
ton and have been staying with
]. ]. Wasson for the past ten
days. Mrs. Cripe has been Sc
riously i'll for some time but is
now, improving. DR.. Wood is
attending her. Mr.. Grippe will
handle the engine for Cooke
Bros. threshing outfit again this
year, having held that position
for the past three years.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Scott and Couture have started
their combine and are slashing
the wheat this week. They were
in town last week getting sup
plies and everything necessary
for harvesting. They took out a
wagon load from Dunn Bros.
store alone.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Cooke Bros threshing ma
chine will start operations at w.
w. Reynolds ranch near Gwen
dolen next Tuesday. They re-
port that they haven't a full crew
as yet but expect to have by
Tuesday and will start in any
way.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

Rev. G. w. Riggs left Wednes-
day morning on a months vaca-
ton. He went first to Portland
where he will stay for a few days
and will then go to Rainier,
Washington, where he will spend
the remainder of his vacation.
Mrs. Riggs expects to join him
during the latter part of the
week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-08-02

F. T. Hurlburt left Monday
morning for Arlington where he
win spend a day or two looking
after business before going TO
Shaniko where he will remain q
a week or ten days. He will al
so visit his ranch on the Upper
Deschutes before returning.