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VOL. XVI. CONDON. OREGON. FRIDAY JUL.Y 6. 1006. NO. 16. LOCAL AND PERSONAL The(luai nflJre ii prepared to do til aorta ol Job printing. Mr. and Mr. Wooden will their tot UK on Llnooln Street to Herman Paul Inf Ihli Mk and departed (or Portland Tuaedar mrnln, Mr. Wontlro haa bn In poor health for oin tliii and It will doubtless h necessary lor her to unhergii n operation hll la Porllaud. Largest stock ol dunr and window. In Ollliam County. Arlington Lomber Co. . Bart Well too three dav' trip to Will Wll ll.ii eek. Bert woo Id have mad It thre ek had (t not tMn fr th fart that ha I billed to cry horse aal at th I lard man oV Ramsay barn on Saturday, "When In doubt" bay ol Releacher. Karl Frninan and Jo Meek nl Farry Canyon left Monday morning for Port-' land where they will o In brat th 4th and a th lghlaof Oregon 'a metro (x lla. On ol J I in C""k' heat driving hora at dlad laat 8oodav. Th bora waa val ued at $150. Two rare uf ahlngla Ju.t recleved, Arlington Lumber Co. ' J. E Hnnt mad a bnain trip to Cletn Tuesday. Bonk., Notlona, Biationary, John lack ran. L. D Boawnrth leftthia week for Ao tln, Oregon. Mr, Boaworth will b gona two or three weeka on hi vacation. Best meal In tha ally at th Balvadar Restaurant. tieo Uihhone departed Monday morn ing for a few day visit at Portland. 11 an eipert lest ynireyee, William, tha Jeweler A Optician. J. J. Ilngan la th n.w eondnrtor on th Arlington-Condon branch. Th latest and beet In 8nromr Lap RoI-m at Releacher'. Price right W. T. Bhlrev and family left lor thair new home In Portland Monday morning. I will make your ahatrarta promptly . and accurately and at lower price than yoa can gH it don at ny. other place in the cnontv. Beet of eiperlence. M. D Cmi, Condon, Oragon. tiim, Rarhart mad a bn.inaa trip to Tha Daliaa thla week. Kal.achar llama) and saddles a'ta Mad In Condon. Wm. Dnnlap, wife and children de parted Monday morning for Walla Wal la where they will vl.lt for a few day with friend. May ticket. No. 1643 la good forth chiffonier and Jone ticket No. 17311a winner of th Prince. Dreaaer at The 8. B. Barker Co'a Store. Bring them In and receive your prlae, Th atresia of Condon looked ahont as dead on tha 4th a they did doring the panic of 92 and "83. Bom of th Con donitet hied themielv off to th cele bration at 30-mile, aome went to Th Dal lea while other remained at home. Th only vlalble igna of Ufa waa the oo--ca.lnnal appearance, of a few patriotic clllten who had let their patriotiam get the better of their Judgment and Imbib ed too freely of th liquid that made Milwaukee famone. Tha olhclale of the Gilliam County Bank ipect to be eettled In their new qnartere by September lit. Honae cleaning time. Th Condon Steam Lanndry will wash th cutralna and blanketaand give entire aatlafaction. Al Searcy, Wm. McPheraon, Wilbur Franc and Lett Searcy left Monday marning for The Dalle wher they went to take part in th tjon Club tourna ment held on the 4th. If jrnn with to aee properly, aee Wil liam th Jeweler 6 Optician. Franca Brown departed Saturday morning (or Portland whete she will vls it with her deter for a few week. Wml Efaw mad a trip to The Dalle thla week to prove up on hla bomeatead. The Loat Valley Land & Lumber Co. haa turned but nearly a million feat of lumber thla aprlng and at the present tima arecntting about 28,000 feet per day. Frank Kargl and daughter, Mary, left Monday Morning for Th Dalle where they went to celebrate th 4th. Dav McBaln left thla week for a fish ing trip near Cleveland, Washington. L. W. Darling and wife accompanied by Mn.George Berry left Tneaday morn ing for a few weeka' trip to Portland, Seattle and other polnta on the coast. CLASS OF '06 GRADUATES Th annual eoinmeocement eierel.ee of th Condon Pnblia School took place at th Armory 1111 laat Friday evening The aUg waa beautifully decorated In yellow and white, th els color, and th graduate occupied seat on th ros trum. Rev. Mount prononnoed th in1 vocation after which a very pleasing pro gram waa given by the graduate and other who had bean requested to take part, Prtf. ItcArthur presided doring th evening. The recitation by Lydla Pllter, reading by Mr Pearl Jarvia, ad dress by Mr, Curian, duet by th Mil Clarke, presentation of diploma by Rev. Rlgga and th quartette by Mr. and Mrs. Mc Arthur, J. B. Whit and Mrs. Darling' were all enthusiastically applauded aa well aa th effort ol th graduating claas, whoa oration showed much thought and preparation. Th entire program wa given In laat weak' iaaoe. Th list of graduate ia given be low i Earl Palmer, Paolin Cochrane, Veva Portwood, Ma llartahorn, Fran' cea Brown, Mabel Barker, Maode Dod on, Violet UreenBeld, Herbert Schill ing. Michael J. Tlemey who haa been em1 ployed at the freight depot for eorne month, resigned hi position laat week and departed Friday for Alberta, If In need of gleaave e M. F. Troiel and have yonr eye fitted by a gradual nptiulao. All work guaranteed. Aldona high grade Candles. Sole agent John Jackson. Th horn of Mr, and Mr. Henry Fletcher wa made happy Friday morn' Ing by th arrival of a una baby girl. The new Miaa Fletcher tipped th scales allOlJt... O. (J. Parman baa pnrchaaed a Beat combined harveater. Myrtle Rice left Monday morning for a few weeks' viait with her aunt at Pea dleton. Mrs. Balding relumed Friday from Arlington wher ah haa been visiting for the past two weeka.. If you have any ailment from which too have found no relief consult Drs. Slater th oateopathe. ' Consultation and etamlnatlon Ire. A limited number ot Boor coop cam thla week. While they last one will be found in each eack of Olympic flour. Rolled Barley ! scare but i Hill (20.00 cash at Gilliam Co. Milling Co.' mill. Paolin Cochran haa accepted a post Hon at the new eoda fountain that wa recently Installed by th Condon Drug Company. Harvey Neel of Clem wa in Condon the 4th and celebrated by subscribing for th Ulobb. ' a ... uBKeaj mr iias taaen me piece of the old combination baggage and pa- branch, Dra. Slater, graduate osteopathic phy sicians, treat all acute and chronic dis ease. Office Reiaacher Blk. M. D. Carter, the Condon real estate man sold a cottage in Condon thla week lor (800. E. M. Larkin, representing' the Beat Combined Harveater Co., had hi hand badly crashed while nnloading on of th big machinea lor G. U. Parman last Saturday. II waa taken to Dr. Oavey's office where the wound wa dressed. County Court la in session thla week. Herbert schilling haa won th schol arship offered by tha Pendleton Busi ness College lor the one attaining the highest average in the 8th grade eiaro ination. Frol. G. T. McArthnr ia In re ceipt ol a letter from th president stat ing that the report of Mr, Schilling as to character and grade ia excellent and that th scholarship will be forwarded at once, ' '.. ' Misses Mat and Emma Anderson ol Pin Grov School Diet. No, 30 received 8th grade diplomas latt week.i Read Dunn Bros.' new ad. F. T. Hnrlburt and Chaa. Lord were in town this week on business conneoted with the Condon National Bank. ' Mr. Lord ha accepted a position at book keeper lor th new bank. . Simpson th lanndrv man' re Dota tion a a bear hunter I only equaled by tha reputation ol bia lanndry lor turn ing out first-class work. .. - V ' n - WILL CET TOGETHER 8herman County Farmers do not Pro pot to be Buncoed. Th wheat grower of Sherman eounty have aroa In their indignation over the' preeent eahorbitant prlo of grain sacks and bav called general meeting for tomorrow to diecoes all question which era near to tha hearts of th farmer. At thi meeting th present price of sacks will b Investigated and a remedy proposed for tha agisting evil. The ad visability of establishing wheat tale day will be dietoeeed and in all proba- blllt will be cooaidered favorably. Th matter of freight rate will also b d la- cussed at tbl tl ni. Th osteon of thi meeting will be watched witb much Interest bv th wheatgrower ol thi as well as other Oregon count!. Th rancher ol Umatilla eoanty bav al ready mad arrangement for wheat ale day and other counties wilt In all probability follow their eiample. At any rat an organisation of th wheat grower I a good on and will place them In a better position to demand some consider Uoa at tb band ol th boyer. CONDON WOOL SALES Tb Interior ami Kerr Gifford ware houses were th scene ol much activity on June 28th when nearly on million pound of wool was disposed of to buy er. The price ranged from lie to lBe. The wool that wa etored la tb Condon warehouse wa of a good qnallty but a great deal ol It wa wet Thi together with the fact that thr wer but few buyer present and t a aal day waa not called until tha latter part of June account for tha price that wer received by the grower. Geo. Hardie' clip brought the bigheet price. On th whole th aal waa aatlsfartory to tha sheep men but eom of them war a little die aatisrted. Nearly all ol tbm bav given assurancea, however, that they will bring their wool to Condon neit year. SMITH-M'KiNNON wm. E. Smith and Ufa Carrie Me Kinnon wer married beta Monday morning and left on tha train for Port land and other Valley point to apend tbelr honeymoon. WILL HAVE A LECTURE COURSE Thar ia a movement ou foot by eom ol th enterprising bnaineso and profea aional men of Condon to take advantage of th lecture coarse that haa been of ered by the Miland Lyceum Bureau for the coming year. In cava tba offer I accepted tha price of th season ticket will be but 13.00. Thi I an enterprise that should receiv tb rapport and hearty co-operation of everyone in the city who believea In good wholesome ebtertainmant. There are a good many people her who devote three-fourths of their tima complaining because there I "nothing to go to" and knocking the town whenever the opportunity present Itself. Her ia a chance lor them to mak good. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS DKEDB. i ) C. O. Portwood to Campbell Brown 160 acre t 1 00 Campbell Brown to C. O. Portwood 160 acres 1 00 Isabel Harrington to J. H. Way land 17 Interest in 160 acrea 100 00 W. F. Dyer to F. B. Golden parcel land in Mayvilla 200 00 George Earhart to Frankle Thorne Lot 9 Block 89 1200 00 Frankie Thorne to John Ree lot 9 block 99 1000 00 F. T. Horlburt et ui to W. Lord int. lot (I block 13 Condon 1 00 A. Bawker to A. Leibl 160 acre 1000 00 . . PATENTB. SUtei to A. 8. Carnine 160A " . A. O.Nott 168A " J. O. Myer 80A W. . Foster eat. 160A " W. A. Hawei 80A " J.R. Welle 43.26 " Charles Jost 156.16 " L L, Cooke 160A " Sam F.Hall 40A " . Albert Bawker 160A For the leading header, call for the Hodges. Keystone mowers. Sold by Arlington Lumber Co. .ew)1 is:' 'KM , ii. f FORESTERS' ELECTION At the meeting of Court Condon No. 64 F. of A. Monday evening tb follow ing offlcera were elected for th ensuing it months: Geo. Wesson, Worthy Chief Ranger; Jim Btevensoo, Hob Cbief Ran ger; H. W. Pauling. Lecturer, Weldoo Darling, Rec, See. ; James Mophet, Sen. Woodard ; Tom Scott Jon. Woodard ; L. Searcy, Sen. Beadle; J as. Kirlia, Jan. Bead!. Banana, Orange, Lemon at Nut of all kind at John Jackson's. READ THIS WILLIAMS EXPERT Remember that Williams the Jeweler la eoonty ho ha paased an examination ma aotniy to properly take rare ol the GompleM Una al Watches, Clock. EXPERT REPAIRING A SPECIALTY NORTH MAIN STREET, CONDON, OREGON WASSON'S CASH GROCERY tock of GROCERIES In the City We aell the celebrated ttlslop ftnkola Coffee pat op in ljfb tins for 50 cents It ia a combination of the finest coffees grown, blended witb enn utuuiat skill producing a coffe unrivaled in richness, stnootb nesf and smooth ness of flavor. Ask for Hislop'i Ankola Coffee and take no other. Everything usually kept In a fi rat-class Grocery Store will be found on our shelves. Free delivery to all parts of the City between 8 a. ni. and 5. p.m. (Full Weight We Give You jBest Quality . (Lowest Price North Naln St., CONDON, Oregon CONDON DRUG GO. We keep in stock all th Standard PATENT MEDICINES We have on band a large stock of 8P0NCES, CHAMOIS SKIHS.WHISK BROOMS, ETC . P K R F U M R R Y Colognes. Bay Rum, Flor ida Water, Extracts for the Hanckerchlef. Our Stock Com prises of all the Popular, Odors. ' Your patronage solicited. R. U HUNT. Mgr. Finest S FRESH OLYMPIC The Quality SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL Tb preliminary bearing of Dan Mc Dowell wa bald before Justice Neal Iaet Friday. McDowell waa arraeted eeveral day ago opoo tb complaint of E. E. Smith of Mayvill on tha ebarg) of stealing horses. Jobn Snover appear ed for the defendant and Fred Wilson ol The Dallea for th stats. McDowell waa bound over to the next term of tha cir cuit court witb bond fixed at $300. Tha defendant claimed to b ander tba aga of 10 yaare and upon the request of tba prosecuting w Usees and Mr. Wilson, Judge Dunn committed him to the re form echool for on year. CAREFULLY E JEWELER 6l OPTICIAN tba onlr man in Condon and mm.. before th state board and demonstrated refraction of yonreyea. AU work guaranteed lew0lr, aUlverware. Optisa! Coed EAT LESS BUT Eat it More This Rule Cures Many Ills Espe cially When You : Use OLYMPIC FlUUR GILLIAM GO. MILLING GO. CORDON REAL ESTATE AND ABSTRACTS asssassssscssssaaxaBSKaasssaaassi TAKE YOUR ABSTRACT WORK WHERE YOU CAN CET IT DONE PR0L1PLY, ACCURATELY AND AT A REASONABLE PRICE. M.D.CARTER ABSTRAOTER One Door North ol Fost Office. CONDON, OREGON. Mark on Flour i
