Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, January 18, 1906, Image 3

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    Congratulation.
Mr. John II. Col I urn, alitor of the
Urlem!, T, New, ha written
teller of congratulation to iho ttiacinfao
.tnrer of Chainberlaln'l Cough Ilemedy
M follow "Hlxtron year ko when
oar (lrt child a baby lma uoJect
loeronpy epells and we would h very
unsany about liliu, Wt began oalng
Chamberlain' Conh Kerned In 18H7,
and finding It inch a reliable remedy for
cold and croup have never lieen
wltliont It In tda houoa tinea that time.
Wa have flva children and hava given
it ti all of them with good remit. Out
Chh1 feature of tlila remedy la that It It
not itiNKreabla t'i tk and our be his
Irally lilia It. Another la that ft it not
lUngerou, and there la no rlok from
giving an overdoee. I congratnlat you
upon he entre of your remedy." For
sale by Condon lrng Co.
Wbila at Mavville tba other evening
the writer waa Informed by wall
known tiachelor, whoaa veracity ia
never queattoned by person who are not
acquainted with him, that our present
county coinmUvioner, J. W. Dyer, la an
aaplrant for gubernatorial honors but
with email chance of winning. Our In
torment ataled that Judga Matllng'y,
who ia recognised a a leader In the re
form element in that precinct, haa been
buxy grlndlnc hla battle aia and whet
ting Me tcalplng-kmfe lately end that
ha declare that only death or total
nhyaicel disability will prevent him
from getting Dyer'a acalp In the prima
riea, Mayvtlle may alwaya be counted
on when It pomes t fornlehlng flrtt
elaea political sensations.
There will be a dance In the Alville
hall Friday night. Jan. W, to which
everybody it invited. A basket sapper
will be aerved.
R VV, Johnson of 1one Rock waa
vial tor to town the later part of the
week he wa accompanied by hi wife.
A Prisoner In Her Own Houaa.
Mr. W.H . Iytia, of 1001 Agnes Ave.,
Kana City, Mo.. hn for several year
lieen troubled with eevere hoareene
and at time a hard cough which ehe
ear "would keep me In door for day.
1 wa preaprllted for by phyticlana with
nn noticeable renlt. A friend gave me
part of bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Itemed with Inatrnctlon toelueetv fol
low the direction and I wlh to Mate
that after the 8rt day I could notice a
d-lded chanue for the htier, and at
till time after ninir it (or two week,
have no heettatmn ,la Reylng I realise
toMt I am entirely enred." Tin remely
i fur tale by Condon Drug Co,
Mia Cleo lliirnteon, who haa been
topping with friend in Condon for
sometime, met with an accident Bator
day evening which will keep her In
door for Mine time. The accident la the
reault of a fall while riding the ekxte
In the roller skating rink In tlila city.
Her ankle wa painfully sprained' from
which aha ha been lafTering much
Pm. v
The Infant child of Mr. and Mr.
Charlie Kickard, died at the parent'
home in the city Sunday, from an at
tack of whooping cough. Burial took
place Monday afternoon In Mount Mo
riah cemetery.
When billon try a dote of Chamber
lain' Stomach and Liver Tablet and
realise for once how quickly a first-das
ap-to-date medicine will correct the die
order. For tale by Condon Drug Co.
Pound a Cure foe Indigestion.
1 imed Chamberlain' 8toniHih and
Liver Tablet (or Indigeetion and find
that they suit inv te better than any
dypepia remedy I have ever tried and
I have naed manv different remedie. 1
am nearly fifty-one year of age and have
ulTered a great deal from Indigestion,
I can eat almost anything I want to
now. -Geo. W. Emory, Rock Mill, Ala.
For sale by Condon Drug Co.
The infant chl Id of Mr. and Mr. O.li.
William oi this city died last Wednes
day, The poor little infant' life waa
full of differing. It wa one of the
twin born December 4th, having aur
vlved hie brother until last Wedneeday.
Mr. and Mr. William have the sympa
thy of th's community.
8. B. Davis, a sheepman of Twicken
. ham, recently sold bis band of 1100 ewe
to barret Atiher at $4, 10 a head, ay
the Fossil Jornal. Mr. Davis whs offered
$0 an acre for his fine ranch of 1700
acre which he refneed.
Clin. Martin, the young farmer oj
Olei, was in town laxt week, tie ha
been dealing in mule lately with which
he will farm his big ranch next year.
Cooke Bro. sold ten head of mules
Saturday to Henry H, Vincent of the
Walla Walla country, The price paid
for the lot waa (1500.
Geo. WeUhnna and wife were In town
(net Katurda transacting Irgal builnen
before Condon attorney.
W. W, Stelwer, the FomU banker,
wa a visitor to Condon the Cret of the
week.
W. P. Terry of Lone Rock was a visi
tor to Condon last Friday and 8tnr-dy.
Charles and Henry Wilkin, of Clem
were traneaceing bun! net in town
Saturday last. '
Card of Than kg.
Mr. and Mr. William detlre to
thank the neighbors and friend who
lent fympaty and help during the sick
nes and death of their littls child.
Mr. and Mr. C. II. Williams.
CHRISTMAS SALE
Th ChrUtmaa Sale ( fln
Milllnnry iiikmU tmw so
lus on at lb Mlliiury
1'arlura (il
'MfWCATIIKiUNEURKlMER
aftunla I tin iafllra at ('on
dun anl vicinity an ntt
iMirtnnlty to iwim liluh
i'Iiim giNHia at grrallr re
el Kcwl prli-ea.
Till tnl- will roittlnunt until
limt'inUT iltil.
MISS CATHERINE C8EINER
City Lots for Sale
itili hive LOTS for Sale in
Mayer' t Addition, apply to
ABEMOYER
NOB HIU.
COS DOS, OttKON
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PHOTOGRAPHER
Conylns, Enlarging and Viewing
Portraiture a Specialty. All work ,
Guaranteed.
WK8T SIDES. MAJS8T, COJfUOX, OREO.
STAR LODOINQ
. HOUSE
Everthins Hew
Kmab anl Claa
rin UtU mum
etove la room
JIhs. M. IS. Baker
Koftb Main Street
Condon, Oregon
CONDON FLOUR MILLS
PKIDE OF CONDON
Flour 94.50 per bbl.
In O bbl lots S4.00.
TbU llnHr I guaranteed to be Ui hn Hoar on the market ia Eaitera Ore
son, fale all irl. Ulven In elchanK (or wheat or barley.
Till floer la nni elrlrlflnt or ptiflrwHt.xl but the ttralgbt girada manntae
tnrtxl mil l the Uat fortylold ami tflHatUm-wUeai that la raiaed ia
Eauivra (iwn.
A. S.-'IIOLLBN, Manager
CONDON FLOUfe MILLS
JUST ARRIVED
Freeh
Shipment
of the Famous..
PAUL JONES WHISKEY
CAMPBELL BROTHERS
Thistle
Bar
Es.IU2
Watches
A complete line of Watchep, Jewelry and
Silverware kept in stock. All kinds of repair
work at reasonable prices and guaranteed for
one year.
Graduate Optician
If in need of glares come in and have your
eyes properly fitted.
M17 TDAY17T JEWELER AND
r InUALL, optician
At Condon Drug Co.
A PLEASANT HOUR
Mm; be apent at BnwlliiK, Billiartla, Pool or Target Practice at the
- AMUSEMENT HALL
0. D. BERRY, Proprietor
Finest Una of Ci6r, Confection. Soft Drink, Etc., in the City. Your patronage
,' retpectfully toliclted
tX2&!EZ- Condon. Oregon
Our Store
Is crowded with the finet selection of
Fall and Winter goods ever offered in
Condon.
Our Stock
Includes Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groceries and
Hardware. '
Our Line
Of HOLIDAY GOODS is now arriving
and being placed on display.
Something suitable
for everybody
Come and see
them
DUNN BROS.
(INC.) j
Some of tho Best Wheat Handles
Some of the bet Wheet Farms in Gilliam coante, well improved snd well
watered, end some good etock ranches in Uillism and Morrow counties, for sale.
Block ranche from 1000 acre np can he bought reasonably and on easy term,
part caah and plenty time on balance. Write to or call on
ti. D. RANDALL,
Olex, GUIIam County. Oregon.
JOHN W. HIRE
Freight Delivery and
Job Work ....
Freight and Heavy Bawling attended to at reasonable rate.
Tour Patronage Solicited
CONDON. OREGON
WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE mm
Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wool
General Warehouse and Merchandise
Business.
BALFOUR, CUTKEIE & CO , M'C'RS.
ARUKCrtJN, BLALCCX, C3UCLAS, ICKE
m
il.
YOUR WfliTO
Can best be supplied from our large stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
which is one of the largest in Gilliam County.
Ask, Phone or Write tor what
uou need
KEYS & CUSHING
MAYVILLE, OREGON
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HOME BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns and Cakce every day. FANCY and STAPLE
GROCERIES. Fruits and vegetables in season.
BALLS, PARTIES anc BANQUETS
Supplied with all kinds of Cakea at reasonabl6prices. A trial solicited.
A. A. TOWNLEY, PROP. 1 Home Phone No. 24.