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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

Reports from all parts OF the state
indicate that the vote was heavy. the
efforts Of both gubernatorlal candi-
dates to bring out the ballots being
rewarded with success. Both the
old parties polled full votes, their
strength not being seriously affected
by the other minor parties,
Most OF the great cities OF the
country have gone Republican, In
cluding Nav York and Chicago. st.
Louis has gone Republican, while the
rest OF Missouri Is heavily Demo-
cratic.
Taft Carried Every Doubtful State.
Taft has carried every doubtful
state In the East and West, includ-
Ing New York, Ohio, Indiana, Mary
land and some of the far Western
states, but not including Nebraska,
which seems to have gone for Bryan.
His majority in New York state may
reach 100000, he carried Ohio by
nearly 100000 and Illinois by 1885,
900.
Indiana was extremely close, the
majority there for the head OF the
ticket ranging from 5000 to $1,000.
The returns indicate that the far
Western mountain states of Colorado
and Idaho have also given Taft their
electoral votes.
Missouri has gone for Bryan, as
was expected. Hadley. the Republl-
can candidate for governor, made a
hard fight, but could not overcome
the normal Democratic majority The
Indications are that Senator Stone
has succeeded In the primary elec-
tion, thus defeating the ambition of
Governor Folk to become United
States Senator,
iowa has gone overwhelmingly for
Taft. but by a majority much re-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

When sweet Marie was sweet
sixteen
She used Pauling's Almond and
Cucumber Cream,
Tho'many winters since then she's
seen,
She still remains just sweet
sixteen.
Only 25 cents bottle at Pauling's
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06
Our GPntDmoTrEPS
used tbis same
MEDICINE

Herman Pauling's mixture for
the Blood, Liver and Kidneys is
the same that our grandmothers
used to make into a tea and sweet
en- with a little sugar. The only
Improvement Pauling has made is
properly combining the ingredients
and to make the taste-so agreeable
that a baby will take it like moth
ers milk, 1t is composed Of the
following Roots, Barks, Leaves and
Berries: Sarstparilla, Sassafras,
Chittim. Juniper, SIENNA, Bachu and
good old Oregon Grape Root. tits
guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Act, besides Pauling
guarantees every bottle to give en-
tire satisfaction or you get your
money back.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

the passage OF q satisfactory revision
OF the tariff under Republican aus
pices and without q possIbility Of fac
tional opposition By the Democrats.
The returns indicate that IL the
House OF Representatives there viii
be 2ib Republicans and lie Demo
Gratis. This giyes the Republicans
q majority OF 80.
The result will be that they are In
a position to organize the House by
the election OF a Speaker. will con-
troll all the committees he may APP
loint, and will be able TO dictate leg
Station during the two years begin
ling on March 4.
The Electoral Vote.
EeN
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06
VICTORY WON
SHERMAN
LOWER HOUSE OF CONGRESS
WILL he REPUBLICAN.
CANNON REFLECTED.
Usual Democratic MaJoritics Re
turned by the solid South.
Crowd Cheers Taft.

dueed from that given TO Roosevelt
four years ago, as was expected. The
returns from the primaries indicate
that Governor Cummins received
majority OF the Republican vote and
viii therefore be indicated as the
choice OF the legislature for United
States Senator to succeed the late
William d. Allison.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

The Arlington Lumber Com
pany has just received a carload
of the Old Original Rock Springs
coal.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, the
great central states. with an aggre-
gate OF 65 electoral votes. have gone
Republican despite the fight made to
bring them into the Democratic col
umn. The success OF Mr.. Taft In
these states was considered vitality
necessary to his election. Governor
Deneen In Illinois was reelected. but
Governor Harris In Ohio was defeat
cd by Harmon. Democrat. and Con-
gressman Watson. Republican. was
defeated for governor by Marshall,
Democrat. in Indiana. Republi-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06
wHTer REPAIRING

Receives the most prompt and
careful attention when brought TO
us. A high degree Of skill coupled
with the best tools, enables us to
turn out work that Is satisfactory
TO the most exacting customers.
You have the satisfaction Of know
Ing that your property is safe in
our hands, that no work, however
complicated, is beyond our skill,
aud that our charges will be the
lowest consistent with the best
workmanship.
Yours for a square deal all the
time,
PAULiNC & KBENE,
Watchmakers Jewellers Opticians
0ondon. :: Oregon
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15
What soc Worth of EIec-
triCity Will Do.

An euterprising engineer has tigur-
ed out the number OF things which
can be accomplished with but fifty
cents worth Of electricity at 10 cents
per kilowatt hour. Here are some of
them:
Light an ordinary barn or stable
with l6 candle-power lamps one hour
every night for thirty nights.
With small motor attached to the
washing machine and wringer fifty
cents worth of electricity will do
eight washings.
1t will also do two weeks ironing
using six pound iron.
An electric fan can be operated
three and one-half hours a day for
thirty days for fifty cents.
Two weeks sewing can be done on
the motor-driven machine for the
machine for the same price.
1t VIII light the porch light for
three hours every night for two
months.
FlftY cents Will pay for the current
consumed in usirg the electric heat.
ing pad three hours every night for
thirty nights.
1t will grind l. l25 pounds of coffee:
broil 30 steaks; cook 20 rarebits in the
electric chatting dish; fry 400 eggs.
1t will run the blackSmlth's forge
blower for week.
1t will hoist 100000 bricks, two
stories.
A one-horse motor will run I hours
al fall load for fifty cents.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15
Bad Fire at CharievOix.

Saturday nigut about ten o'clock,
Fagan's warehouse, on Bridge street.
was totally destroyed by fire.
The building was used as a'store-
house through winter, and a heavy
loss was sustai ned by different partlts
who had goods stored, The cause OF
the fire is unknown. and had it ocur-
red at any other time than Saturday
night would undoubtedly caused far
more serious loss than it did, although
1t was heavy, as, in the absence OF any
fire alarm. the first knowledge that
the firemen had was the fact that
some of them we're In attendance at
the Electric Theatre, close by, and
were able to get others out and keep
the fire confined TO the building.
John Fagan's loss on the building
will be about $500, Insurance 800.
Loss on Electric Theatre building
about $500. fully covered by insurance.
Mike Grrch is the heaviest loser by
the fire, his nets valued at S., 900 being
"a total Joss. insured AT $1,000. All
this insurance was carried by the
Burnett Agency.
Charles Novak lost about $1,000
damage to tobacco, by smoke, fully
covered by insurance, carried by +. A f.
Kenyon.
Bert Bcaudoin and Herman Meyer
each lost buggies with no insurance,
Beaudoln's loss being 800 and Meyers
$500.
Mr.. Osborne of the Inn, a 50 suffer
ed a Slight loss on stored goods.
Since the fire we have heard much
criticism Of the lack Of fire alarm,
or If there is one, the failure Of it to
act at critical times, and certainly
there should be someway to let our
citizens know when there is "A fire in
town.-Charleyoix Courier.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15
Aikaii Ike and the Yankee.

Aikaii Ike and the Yankee.
"Th-yahw remarked Alkili Ike trihe
reluctantly IN response to the tourists
polite and half yelled criticism Of GER
tain amenities OF life as she is lived In
tie care free and wind swept occident.
1T didn't s'pose it would suit you, Mr..
Eastman. You New England people
think thar hain't nuthin west of the
Allegheny mountains but sagebrush
an blanket Injuns!'
"Oh, not at all, my dear sir!" depre-
Gated the gentleman from the efete
east. Il assure you that | hold the
people of tie west In the highest re-
spect. and for many of your customs
and institutions | entertain the most
profound admiration. You are an ell
terprising, pushing, progressive people.
If any criticism could be justly offered
it might be that in the midst of your
busting enterprise, you have not yet
had time to acquire some of the finer
shades that life in the older common
wealths has. For instance, one might
say without Offering the slightest dis
arrangement that you as people are
lacking in repose. OF course
"Huh" CALCULATED the ingenious
Isaac. IF we're lackin' in repose it's
burcuz we have suthin' better to do
than to sleep away our time. We are
alwers up an a-comin', If anybody
asks you! And that's what knocks"
Every true, my dear sir! But your
ah-progressiveness has its drawbacks
1t has made you a-pardon me-race OF
iconOclasts. and
"Noper' interposed Ike. THAR are
more Methodists around yere than an!-
thing else"
BEG pardon, but you do not under
stand me. An iconoclast, If you will
permit me, is not
"By jung! That's 20! l was thinkin'
about suthin else. Iconoclast? Why
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15

If you suffer indigestion, constipa-
ton, feel mean and cross, no strength
or appetite, your system is unhealthy.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea makes
the system strong and healthy. Soc,
Tea or Tablets. h. Il. Gannett g. Co.
Don't be crank. A crank never
has a good time. He thinks and
mopes, and wants to be let alone, aud
publishes himself. He is so busy
being wretched that he cannot give
his ordinary affairs respectable at
tention, and curses his bad luck. He
hates people because they do not re-
spect him; yet he gives them no rea-
son to respect him. He devotes his
life to being miserable, and when he
finally dies no one cares; they say he
is better off. Don't he crank, III
you have sore on your mind, treat it
as you would sore on your finger:
poultice it; keep it cool. You'll be
better off.
Grippe is sweeping the country.
Stop it with Preyentics, before it gets
deeply seated. To check early colds
with these little Candy Cold Cure
Tablets is surely sensible and safe.
Preventics contain no Quinine, no
laxative, nothing harsh or sickening,
Pneumonia would never appear il
early colds we're promptly broken
Alse good for foyerish children.
Large box, 4s tablets, 25 cents. Vest
pocket boxes cents. Sold by James
i-.iGfer
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15
Discipline at Any Sacrifice.

Discipline at Any Sacrifice.
"Sir," said the bank president to q
clerk whose face showed three days
growth OF beard. you will have TO get
shaved"
But. sir" protested the clerk. Il am
growing beard"
"Do what you like at home" snap
ped the president. "but I'll have You
understand that you can't grow a
beard during Office hours. Every
boly's
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-15

Their interests confIie.ed.
"I'd like to sell you this bottle Of
mosquito exterminator."
"No, stree! I'm a manufacturer or
mosquito netting"
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
1Hf Fur TRADE.

Through the progress Of civiliza-
tion has decreased the number of fur
bearing animals Of America, sweeping
them further back each year ~ the
line of farm lands and grazing places
advances, tho trade Is ever increasing
and the present value Of the annual
catch IL from tI5O 900. 90 to $500 900, :
900. This is not the only price that
Is annually paid for the luxury Of
furs. The demand for thai commodity
has sst explorers toward new lands,
has founded new nations. has precipi-
tated wars and has caused the loss Of
lives enough 70 populate . Rood-sized
country. When men nrst came to the
now world 1t was for gold and gems
Mexico and Peru offered these. but
the country Of the st. Lawrence did
not. The Indians offered the new.
oomen furs for trinkets. and then BE-
gan the greatest trade the world has
known.
New types Of persons were brought
into existence IN the New World by
the new trade. The coureur des bois
and the trapper became novel and
valuable factors in history making.
They pierced forests. defied death and
danger in scores Of forms. and passed
unscrntohed through hostile lands
Down the pathways they blazed. the
nation has since spread. Over the
river crossings they made bridges
have been aung. Through the nous
tain passes they found railways have
boon laid. Among tho Indians whom
they brought TO friendliness, . pro
grsasive nation has set up . civiliza.
tion.
During the nrst ton months Of this
yOA su0sS Voto oAPOHs0u itu" SU
United States fun and fur skins TO
the value of over .. .775. 900. One.
half went TO the United Kingdom.
next larger number TO Germany. Our
export fur trade has averaged four
and half million dollars . year for
the past eighteen years. In the ton
month period referred TO the United
States imported uudressed fun and
fur skins TO the valuc Of e8 900 900
Ono -tenth of these came from British
America BY way Of London. Paris.
Berlin and Vienna. London 10 the
worlds greatest fur market. the auc-
tion houses alone handling %. 900 900
worth Of trade year.
By Frederic J. HAskin.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30

fspoet of all moneys received with
the stats boArd Of charities and COR
rsction.
Z. That any organization bringing
into the state dependent child shall
d. $500 bond with the secretary Of
state. the bond to be forfeited II the
child becomes . public charge.
8. The appointment Of state agents
for supervision Of boys and girls pa.
rolled from industrial schools.
9. The separation Of tubercular
patients from we'll prisoners In the
psnitentiary.
10. The construction Of an institu.
tion for the care Of the feeble minded.
II. Thst all organizations having
the care Of dependent children or
soliciting money or goods for them
shall be under the control of the state
board Of charities and corrections
%. That the state board Of chari.
ties and corrections shall be ri ven
complete charge of looking after all
children adopted bv families In the
state.
l8. That the State Home for De.
pendent Children be allowed to re.
ceive MANNED and crippled children.
1. That parole child prisoners be
furnished $5 and suit of clothes.
the same a. are now furnished to
pardoned prisoners who have served
their full term.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
RECOMMEND CORRECTIONS.

Tho state board Of charities and
corrections today made . biennial s.
port 10 Governor Bucbtel. In the 70.
port several recommendation for tho
betterment Of the insti tutions under
its control arc made. They arc ~ fol.
lows.
/. That TRUSTEES" In tho penitept.
iary b allowed good time tho same
- prisoners working on tho public
rosd. i
2. That scale Of wages by em-
pIoyes coming under the civil servies
Act bo adopted. The WACO 70 increase
according TO the yeArs Of service.
8. That = transferred prisoner
should b made subject TO the parole
laws Of the Institution TO which he ID
transferred.
4. That con demnatioo proceedings
b isgslissd against and adjoining
ststs institutions and needed by those
ipstttutions.
8. That tie supsriptssdsnt Of the
blind work shop be made 70 furnish =
biensial report 70 some state ofhciai.
Thss all organizations or 20.
oississ soliciting moneys for the sep.
pess e shIldps y ss@sissA N als .
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30

A choice line of perfumes. direc,
from New York are now in. and mus,
be seen to be appreciated, at Daniels
Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
I WANT TO SELL.

Furniture consisting of bed room
sets both irons and solid oak ,dressers
carpets, chairs, stoves. etc. Gall at
ll2 West Front street. 99.tf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30

Christmas candles and nuts, Nc
Candles. 92-u
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
Post Office Robbed.

No little excitement was created in
our quiet town on Tuesday morning
by the report that the post office had
been robbed the night before. It
seems that an entrance was effected
through a back door, by boring
through from the outside and unfa$-
tening a screen door, and then break
ing open money drawer. Postmaster.
COnely had been collecting for IT!
WOOdmen, and also had quite a surg
of post Office money in the drawer,
amounting altogether to about $50
which was taken. Nothing else was
disturbed. 1t is the impression that
the work was done by some who was
familiar with the interior of the
office.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
st Andrews Ice Plant.

There has been something of
rivalry as to which of the two ice
plants being built upon the bay would
turn out the first ice. The parties in
charge of both have labOred encrget-
ically to get their respective plants
in operation so as to fill the summer
demand for ice, and both have sue
ceeded in beginning its manufacture
within a few days of each other, this
plant having been able to turn out the
finished product last evening.
Mrs DrummOnd, wife of one of the
pToprieterS, had the honor of turning
on the ammonia at this plant the first
of this week, and since then steady
progress has been made in tuning up
the machinery, and getting it down
to work. MIR. McSween has had
charge of its erection, and being an
old ice machine man, with much ex-
perience, has done his work in most
capable and efficient manner.
The building is strongly framed,
covered with corrugated galvanized
iron, and the foundations of the vat
and the floor are of cement. The
boiler is placed to the south, and
some feet from the building.
The machine is of the Columbus
Iron Works absorption pattern of ten
TONS caDacitv The dissertation of I no
Panama Ice Companys machine, so
far as its action and purity of pro-
duct is concerned, applies to this
machine.
The company have a first class dock
extending out into - feet of water,
and Will be in readiness to supply
their customers with ice in Il very
short time.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
No. 10

DR. c. T. Alexander and wife, of
Blakely, Ga, who have been stopping
with Mr. and Miss Black in the God
dard cottage, returned last week by
way of Apalachicola Mr. and Miss
Black returned home yesterday.
ROderick Holiday, of Cottondale,
arrived ON the train Sunday evening
and will remain week. In the mean
time his father and mother will care
for the Cottondale home, having gone
there on Sundays train to return in
week.
RumOrs are in circulation to the
effect that parties with capital are
bargaining for the fine residence
property of j. II. Brown upon the
bluff, with the intention of adding to
it, and converting it into a hotel I'm
connection with it there would be
bath houses, a dock, tennis grounds
&c. Theirs is no finer location upon
st Andrews Bay for large hotel, and
we trust that the negotiations toward
securing this property for that pur-
pose may be successful.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30

Messrs Love & Grant have opened
a meat market on the south west
corner of Harrison avenue and Fourth
street. Mr. Grant furnishes the meat
and Mr. Love attends the market.
The meat brought in by Mr. Grant
from his farm has been long and
favOrably known, and he promises to
retain the good reputation which be
has always had in this direction.
Their meats will be ice cooled and
customers can depend upon getting
what they wish.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
'su!HsOH BLoN

the perfection of the work he has
done on this plant shows that he can
not be eXcelled in his line of work
Mr. Laffiteau is married, and has a
pleasant home in Columbus, Ga.
1t is with satisfaction that the PILOT
chronicles such an important event
to the entire bay country, and the
fishermen of this portion of the gulf,
as the opening of an ice plant oflarge
capacity at this point. 1t means a
better price for the fish caught; a
stable supply of ice for domestic pur-
poses; and the bringing to St An
drews bay of much business that has
hitherto gone elsewhere for lack of
ice for refrigeration.
With the opening of the pass fruit
boats will be run in here from Cen
trail American points, as the railway
can now secure a plentiful and eco
nomical supply of ice for their re-
frigeratOr cars. In fact the making
of ice here marks the commencement
of new era in business for this
mort
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30

The PILOT received very pleasant
call from Mr. j. Stump, the oil well
operator, of Orange Hill, on Tuesday.
Mr. Stump states the well is now
down 1852 feet, with very good indi-
cations of soon striking oil. Several
large deposits of gas have been struck
and it is the opinion of oil men who
have visited the drilling that oil is
present somewhere there in paying
quantities. If such should be the
case the oil will undoubtedly be piped
to this point, thus adding another
product to the vast number of pro
liabilities in a business way for this
port.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30

Col A. fl. Perry, wife, and son Paul,
of Oglethorpe, Ga, d. A. Taylor,
wife, and daughter Gladys, of Vienna,
Ga, and G. M. Mckenzie, of Cordele,
Ga, who have been visiting their
relatives at this point for the past
three weeks, and generally enjoying
the pleasures and the beauties of the
bay, left for their homes on Monday
evening train. They all express
themselves as delighted with the
bright prospects of Panama City.
Col Perry left orders to at once begin
the construction of a cottage on lots
which he has purchased.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30

There are two prominent West
Florida newspaper men in town this
week, and the PILOT has endeavored
to enlist them in getting out this
paper, but Storrs of DeFuniak goes
after fish each morning at
O'Clock, then eats so many of
them he cannot work any more
during the day, while Thomas of
Pensacola is that busy shaking hands
with old friends that he does not get
much of any time for anything else.
If We could have induced both of
these shining lights to have helped
out, there might have been some
thing doing in this weeks paper.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-07-30
Building.

All our new buildings are making
good progress this week. The roof is
going on the new hotel; FORMERS store
will soon be under cover; G. H. Nc
Kenzies store building has received
its finishing coat of plaster and paint;
Russ Brothers store is being COM
pleted; while the many new resi-
dences are fast being put into habi-
table condition. The temporary de-
pot at the foot of Sixth street is that
far along that it will be occupied
within day or sc by an agent of the
company.