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Newspaper Page TextEILERS PIANO HOUSE, PORTLAND The Quality Store & COMPANY - r. LORD : : ' ' - 1,' ' - "" ' :!,.: v . -:r.- .. .. I . .. " . '. . . ... '"1-"--- . . . . t -. r.n ., ;. v v "Vx '''.. K . , . "J 1 . .Rr !'tiyt'( lv,;--ii M.r..v:?' t Mr. J. C. Gallagher, representative of EILERS PIANO HOUSE is in town and is going to hold a tremendous Reduction Sale. Any one living in Condon or who can1 reach the place will gain by taking advantage of this sale.. There is a carload YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD of Pianos in the shipment and each instru- i ment was especially selected by one of the j finest musicians on the coast. They are , now on exhibition in the room adjoining ! Armony Hull. ' You can have two or three years to pay for a I Piano on our easy payment plan. If you have j an old piano or organ it will be takeu in ex- I change as part payment at fair valuation. In this shipment there is not one of our cheaper pianos hut should you wish to pay only $150 for a piano oue will be shipped On your ap YOU CAN BUY a magnificant, genuine mahogany Bailey piano for 1335, regular price $450. The "Bailey was the piano selected by.C. J. Pennington depot agent at lone, after a careful investigation of the merits of different instruments. You can also select a superb Baus piano for $315, regular price $425. The Baus is the piano selected by Prof. Tilandier, dean of the Oregon Agricultural College of Corvallis. YOU CAN ALSO FIND two of the world's most famous Kimballs, one of them in a Golden Oak case that I believe to be the most perfect instrument ever shipped to Gilliam County. You have the advantage of not only buying direct from the largest piano house in the West but also of getting a big reduction from their regular cash prices. Why should you buy a cheap or inferior piano when you can select during this saje a tine instrument for such a low price. Every piano marked in plain figures and the price is low euough to suit the most economical buyer and low enough to make the selection "of a piano from this fine lot a particularly good investment. There is a positive guarantee on every piano both from EILERS PIANO HOUSE and from the manufacturers. . What more do yon want your crrdit is good you get a good piano and save a great deal by buying now. The following are'names of parties at lone, who in the past two , weeks purchased Pianos from me; . J. H. Woolery, Kimball piano; Seymour Wilson, Kimball piano; C. J. Pennington, Bailey piano; R. McElligot, Bailey piano; Louis Balsiger, Schumann piano: J. H. Reed, Weser Bros', piano; loneSehool, Kimball organ; J. , P. Lauy, Baus piano; M. L. Akers, Bailey piano; A. Walker, Kimball piano; A. Y. Ganger, Bailey piano; H. Cochran,' Kiiu ball piano; besides organs to the following parties: Frank Griffin, G. Ritchie and R. Grabeel, A number of the above parties figured with our house in Portland and than purchased from me.- 1 "' ' ' STORE OPEN ONLY ONE HOUR EACH DAY FROM 2 TO 3 IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTS. J. G. GALLAGHER REPRESENTATIVE EILERS PIANO HOUSE, PORTLAN D Watch this space for "Quality Store News. it THE QUALITY STORE, LORD & CO. LORD & CO. ARLINGTON, OREGON. Moore & Golden, GASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and is fresh, clean and up-to-date. GROCERIES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, CONDON, OREGON: NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I am prepared to furnish plans . and specitirHtiont for buildings, make out lumber bills and furnish estimates at a reasonable price. J. A MCMORRIS. WOOD FOR SALE. For good dry 16-inch wood go in to the mountains by way of De i Ford's place to FAIR'S WOOD CAMP, on the Adaui's place in up per Lost Valley. Good roads, i 2Stf. Fair Bros., THE CONDON GLOBE. THURSDAY OCTOBER 6. 1904. . Testimony of a Minister. Rev. Jno. 8. Cox, uf Wake, Ark., writes: "Por 12 years I enft'ered from t Yellow janndu-e. I consulted a nnmber of physicians and tried all aorta of medi cinea, ,mt f"1 n" relief. Then I began the a e of Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured of a disease that had uie in ita rasp for twelve years." If yon want a reliable medicine for Liver and Kidney troobl, stomach disorder or general debility, iret Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed by' all drnggists. Only 50u. Some Big Spuds. ' Jnet as an esfieriment, and to see : what G illiam euunty mil could do when given a clear deck and a new deal, Har rv Botir, vhoclaiiuetn know considera bly more about carjieutering and cabinet ttiakinit than be does altoat farmini;, a ' year or two ago undertook to propagate - a new variety of potato from the eeed. .That his effort was crowned with enc '.cesa is shown by a sample of the new .variety of spud which he left at this nf fice the other day, the product of a sin gle bill. The sample consisted of seven modBter tnliers, all a nii.iilar as ho many peas and measnriiifr 10 inches s 2i x 4. The agereication all ifiew from one "eye" 'and were attached to the same stalk. Their com hi ned weight it 14 pounds. To tbe Gloss Iirs been accorded the honor of naming the new tnher and after mature deliberation we have selected the name "Condor," that being a con- traction of Condon, Oregon, the liest town in the Inland Empire, near which the new potato had its origin. It is also the name of one of the largest birds that t ''Hies with its own wings" and we are willing to stake onr reputation as an expert on spud that the Condor potato is not. only "a bird" among its kind bnt also that it will never need to borrow .wings with which to soar into the front rank hi the potato market. Card of Thanks. Idesire to thank my friends and neigh bors for the financial assistance given me as a partial ull'set against my reuent loss by tire. I assure them that I fully appreciate the kindness. G. L. Is e ale. . ..Cause of Lockjaw. Lockjaw, or tetanus, is eaned by a bacillutt or germ which exists plentifully in et reel dirt. It is inactive so long: as exposed to the air, but when carried be neath the skin, as in the wounds caused hy percussion caps or by rusty nails, and when the air is excluded the germ is roused to activity and produces the niosi virulent poison known. These germs may be destroyed and all danger of lock jaw avoided by applying Chamberlain's Fair. Balm freely as soon as the injury is received. Pain Halm is an antiseptic and causes cuts, bruises and like injuries to heal without maturation and in one third the time required by the usual treatment. For sale by Jarvis' Pharmacy. D R.E. . BMITH, OSTEOPATH. Graduate of the American Scboul of Osteopathy, of KirkBville. Mo. Office houn 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Other hours by appointment Firet door west of Ulobe office CONDON - - OREGON, D R. B. F. BUTLER RESIDENT DENTIST Office in Merrificld Building. All kiudg of dental work done at roasona - 1 ule prices. - CONDON ,' OREGON. Savas Two From Death. "Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and hron fdiitia," writes Mrs. W. K. liaviland. of rmnnk, N. Y., "hnt, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with J)r. Kmg'a New Discovery. Oil' niece, who had Cninenmption in an advanced Stage, also used this wonderful inedic ne and tivlay she is perfectly well." Des perate throat and lung diseases yield to tr. King' New IHscovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50iid fl.00 Imttles guar an teed by all druggists. Trial bottle free. Send No Money ONLT TOUR NAMH AND ADDRESS hor SampUs of Cloth, Etc. ,UO0l V A S MADE TO Mli. .7 ItS.. 311 CUDEB $14.50 Tae Medal Tailors a-n Ur4 St.. Portlaa, Or. Ptaue mention this paper. jyjARY BOWtRMAN M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office on Summit Street 1st Door West of P.. ' Notice to Contractors. I ja - ta I -Sealed bids will be received for the construction of a bridge across Rock creek, nt C. V. Wilson's place, accord ing to the plans and speciSuations now on file at my office. Bids to be opened November 2, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. ni. Contractto be given to the lowett re spongible bidder Each bidder will be required to depieit 5 percent of the amount with his bid. The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids, J..A. McMokkw, County Surveyor. CONDON' OREGON AZIER &KEWHOX,' . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. :. X-Ruy and all form of Electrical treatment glvpi at office. ' Office opposite Bank Building. ARLINGTON, . - , -. OREGON pAKMAN it I'AKKEtt ATTO R N E YS-AT- LAW Careful attention to all legal buuiuemi outrunted to our care. ' Offices at Loudon, and Arlington. , . D. R. I'arker,' ... O, W, Parmon, COXKON.ORE.' ARUXGfOS. ORE. Ten Dollars Reward. Strayed: From George Hardie'g sheep camp, at head of Herrington canyon, two saddle horses described as follows: One sorrel horse, blaze face, white spots on sides, weight about 700 pounds, branded 3 on stifle. One brown mare, white strip on face, weight about 750, shod ali around, foretop roached, branded A A (Armstrong brand) on left sti He. Five dollars reward each for information lead ing to their recovery. Address, Charlie Halfori), 20d32 Condon, Oregon Care Tom Chesher, Cheap Lumber. For the next 60 days, to close out my stock, I will sell lumber at my mill above Lone Hock at the following prices for cash : Sheathing, per M. ' 6.50 First-class common lumber per M 8.00 Shiplap, per M. ' ' 11.00 Best tiiiishiiig lumber, per M. 18.00 The ruad from the mill to Lone Kock will be put in first-class condition. . , W. L. Malloby. 2131 P. O. address, : Hardman, Ore rinruxaruxrin rLruxnxihJxnruvriJVinjT 5- KRHT HKV Jfll JOr rTC JiH m. . -m m a la m mmm m m w -a- -a J. L. ROSS Prop, Hop Gold Bottled Beer. Old Grandad, Harper and Jesse Moore Whiskey. Special attention given orders from out 5 of town. When in Arlington call on me. H ENIJKICKS & BOWERMAN- ATTO R N EYS-AT- LAW Practice In all the Courts, U. 8. Commissioner; In Condon office. Finul proofs and flliugs taken.! -. Officea at Condon,. Fossil. ! Jay Bowernuin, . ' II. H. Hendricks, Condon, Ore. Fossil, Ore.; . . .' : . .'-.." 0 "' 'i' . CONTEST NOJICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. .' . United States Land Office. . TUe Dulles, Oregon, Kept. 15, l!i. A sn!Tiei(!iit contest alfirlnvit hnvlnn been filed, in thlti ofliee by OeonjeT. Spneer'ontcKUnt, ot Condon, Oregon, ualnt homestead entry No. lllal, made July 3, W.'.for Hec fi, 4 SK'4.tW!4 riee 7, T'p 4 tj., Range 19 ' E. by James I). Ixckard, C'ontestee. in which it is alleged that the said contestee has whollyabali. doned the said tract for mora th in six monthp last uit. and has fulled to im iMve or cultivate the same a reiiireii by lntfand that such abanr doiiment on the pari of the contestee is not due to servlee in the army, navy or marine corps of the United Slates during time of war; said parties are here' by tioTffled ' to appear, respond and offer evidencetutichl iig sn.ld allegation at 1U o'clock, a. m. ou (n-tober W. liKil, before C. (). I'ortwoodi County Kleik of Gilliam County, at hisntlice at (iinloii, Oregon, who in authorized ti take the testimony in the above ease at that time and place and that final bearing will be held at luo'chK'k a. in. on November 8,11104. . be fore the Register and Receiver , ut the United States Land Otllce in The Dalles Oregon.' i -,'1'lie Sidd eontestant having, in a proper alHiln vit. Hied AugustSl, KI04, set forth . faeU which show that after due deligenec personal 'servlee of this notice rannot be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be. given by due; uud proper publication. " Michael T. Noi.au, ; ; :.';?! . v'i ' '. ' v- itegister. ' " ' )) '!: . r . ' 1 I THE BELVEDERE FRANK WILSON, PRO?. Liquid Refreshments of the'Hiq'est Class VVINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. CORNER MAIN AND BPRINa 8T8. OONOON, ORCQON. Good M eat Is sometimes advertised, but is not always Bold. It is dif ferent here. . If you patronize our new meat market you .will get'your tnoney's worth. We like to deal with particular pep 'pie, for we knpw we can please them. . ; . ,. Our new quarters are clean and uaodernly equipped; we do ourownbu'teheringjouT prices are right. What more can we say? Edwards Bros. & McBride. J"or the' World'g t'ajr and Li ui sail a fnrchase Exposition at Ht. Louis, iviav to Nrtveniher, 11104. the (X lt. ' & N. Co. have named the hrtlowinir rates from Ar llnifton: Tn St.Lonia and return 35. ToOii:aKo and return 60.35. To Chiea and return via 8t. Lnnia J67.60. , Child- run tt I ii If fuan uiaA r t urituA vafna ii unit in) r n ri , n 1 1 o Tieketn will 1m. on Bale JWy ,11, 12 hikI i.,; jnne Jo. li ami i; Jiny x, i anu a: AnnnHt, 8, 9 and 10; Keptemlier 5, 0 and 7; Octrdier 3. 4 and 5. ' Limited as (ol Iowa; PafHeniff-rs will have the privilege of startinit on any date which will enahle them to reach their destination within ten dayft from date of. sale. . Return limit ninety dava from date of nale.- fjlopov e'rs'wiU' he allowed in' either 'direction within the transi'l'limit." . t ' ' . 1). TlKllMKY,, i STACE TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart froq , Condon, on. the- following schedule. ARRIVE FK0M ' ' ' Fossil . . . . ";. . .. ...... . 9:3o A. M. Arlington...... ..2:30 P.M. DEPAkT FOR Arlington. .9:45 A. M. Fossil. I.... . .2:30 P. M. J. W. JackHon fe Co.. Props. ... Forest Iteoerve scrip for Bale. L. W. DarJimj., . . . i . A 2p0 acre farm for sale. Six year'i tiuie. L. ,V.-Darling. . 9AnnnnruvnnAAAAruinnnnAnAnAAnunA. 5 v Tl nnnrtnvwuwvrunnnjxnrni THE CONDON LIVERY BARN ; BERT RAMSAY. PltqP. rrflk. frjy Hperlal atteiiiion to team Hter'i trade. Klral-rlaaa i'innir-" -"- ttoi'k ami laretnl drivera. CHOP FEED FOR SALE. CONDON, OREGON. 'tnjiruuufiruTJTAruvxiixAf u LOST VALLEY LAND AND LUMBER GO. (ISttmiliRATKD )' ' ' Manufaoturars of and Dealers In Rough and Dressed Lumber, Telephone. Poles, Pouts, Wood Etc. Rough Lumber per M. 10.(X). , Ship Lap per M. I1G00. Flooring, 1st clnpa, fiUK). Flooring 2nd class HHT.fA Five per cent, off for eah. ' Condon Yard at Interior Planing Mill. J. A. McMorrin. Agt. F. NT. PLITER. Manager. Lost Valley, Ore. ELITE RBSTflURflAJT Will open for business in the Merri field building in a few days. This reataurant will be run on thecheek system, or pay-for-what-, you- got plan and will bo strictly first-class . in every respect. Your patronage is solicited, R. McKINNEY, Prop '. EXTRAS For thq ' Threshing Engine, Including- Suction Hose, Angle Valves, Check Valves, CJlobo Valves, Rubber Packing, Guage Glasses Etc. , MACHINIST WORK. Having installed a power lathe I am now prepared to do all kinds of machine work on short notice. Work which you for merly had to send to Portland can now be done here at a great saving of time and transportation charges. NEW STOCK TIN AND GRANITE WARE JUST IN. E. T. HOLLENBECK, Shop and Store North Main Street, CONDON, OREGON. SAY I Do You Know that We Cnrrv One of the I.aruput Htnrkii of (iool In the County? We can supply yon with any article from a shoe string to a threshing machine. Ask, write or 'phone for what you want. :WE CARRY: Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnish ings, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Wagons and Farm ing Implements. Call and inspect our goods and. get our prices. We want to show you that we can save you money on what yon need to buy. Keys & Mayville Gushing Oregon.