THE GOlOtl GLOBE
H. A. HARTSHORN
FublUbar.
FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907.
8CB8CRIPT10N PRICE, II.SO PER YEAR.
Kntarad al Poatofflo u weond-ekua malter.
fblUhd Kwy Friday.
Copj torcaaataa o tuln"a,"hold bt
lattatiDaamranoOatat thaa Uonaay samel
Mbcfe weak u lotuni prompt attcouun.
Cards ol Thonkt, Rmlaltant of Raapart. tie.,
cants per Una, la advance, tma wonta to Una.
OUmi sdTsrttaini rntas od application.
ess there, incidentally nursing
a "second elective" bee for our
own "Teddy" whose only inter
est seems to be "the good of the
common people".
They have a gentleman named
O'Helle in Birmingham, Ala
bama, and, it's almost a cinch
that his name will be taken in
vain nearly every time "central"
announces the line's busy in that
town. !
A prominent architect predicts
that the day is coming when
buildings twice as high as the
Washington monumunt will be
erected. When that comes to
pass, the poor organ-grinders are
going to have a hard time attract
ing the attention of people on
the top floors. ,
After looking our battleships
TM Opto lntM eorttcflStn m ti
bdI topic ol Dral IntaiMt but Ibaadltoadla.
auuaaany rwponuouiij tor nramipw
safflrt ". B&rmn to aorraapoalanls.
; over, if the Japanese desire any
further information as to what
, they are good for, they can easily
obtain it from the Spanish gov-erment
focRTcoDo. so. a. r. or a. mkets
v Mnndaya cwnlna ol each month In Arm
ory Hall kxiire room. VMUug bruthon are n
qoMWil to nM with u. A warm walcoma
awaits yon. . . ,:. ...... ... y
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OREGON IN THE LIMELIGHT ,
Ever since the Lewis and Clark
fair at Portland, the state of
Oregon has been very prominent
in newspaper and magazine art
icles, while tourists and immi
grants have come to our shores
in ever increasing numbers.
Vice-President Fairbanks from
Indiana and Washington has re
cently been drawing attention to
us at this end of the line and Sen
ator Bourne has been making us
equally conspicuous at the other
end. But what a difference in
the motives! One comes among
us nursing a Presidential bee in
his bonnet under the patronage
of "The Interests," whose inter
ests are always inimical to those
of the masses; the other attend
ing to the interests of his consti
tuents by remaining at Washing
ton and transacting their busin-
A Cleveland woman kissed a
Durgiar in me uurn wiuiiuiik iic
wa3 her husband, and discovered
her mistake because he had no
mustache. In other words she
wasn't tickled as much as she
expected to be. "
A woman writer says courting
should continue after marriage.
The trouble is that too often it
does, and when the man's wife
finds it out there's another job
for the divorce court lawyer.
While scientists are discussing
the important question of "what
shall we eat?" the majority of
us will stow away just what the
cooks see fit to provide.
A homeless cat in Cleveland is
reported to have succeeded in
committing suicide after four at
tempts. And undoubtedly there
were plenty of persons in Cleve
land who would have been glad
to help it make the first attempt
a success.
TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON
t A. P. ARMSTRONG. Ll B , PRINCIPAL
Educates (or success in short time and at small expense, and sends each stu
dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation fur
thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in.
struction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card Index, the
voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand ;
easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free
" write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland
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UNDERWOOD
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The Wonderful speed attained by UNDERWOOD
operators Is not alone due to the freedom of action
and ease of manipulation of the machine.
The Visibility, - Tabulation, and Durability help
mightily to accelerate the speed of the UNDER
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R. PARKER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OtIW In Ciimlmi National (tank IHrk.
Q W. PARMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-UW
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Catvftll atlfntitiu Win H lwitn
. t-niriii-twl In u er
Reiasrhar Itrli k, ' Condon, Ororn,
YyOOD OAVBV,
Physicians and Surgeons
Pay and NKM Call, pmmptlr anaM.
Ortl. wmi. runm Hara.r Malldla, amnat
Main and sprtut tHraata,
Condon, Orewon
JW. DONN8LLY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office 2nd Doar HVsf Condon Drug Co.
Condon, Ore.
E.
A. MANN
DENTIST
Crown and Drtilin Work a itpaalally. Oms
taln In Ollltaui Co. Kant HulLllii.
Condon, Oregon
PMYMCIAN AND SURGEON
V)j sin! Night ('alia promptly attawfrel
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OREGON
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1st sinking rara daily l Omnlia, Chi
ratio, Kok,n; tmirit alrfpniu ear dally
lo Kansas city i Uiruugli t'ulliuan lunrlst
sltj'pluu cars lucrsoiiallv eumlurUxii
rv'siy to l'hlri(u, rclniih cliair ear
IMU lr) to lbs Kast dally.
LOW RATESI
Tlrknts to and from all parts of tha
Uniusl Btataa, Cmila ami llurupa.
lor rtiiilam rail oa or addraaa
D. TIERNEY, Agent
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KAKT lVNIKKOl ARUNtiTON.
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WKST ftfH'ND FKOM ARLINGTON
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AtCTIONCtR AND VA1UATOR
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dutwil. ValuaUuiiaglvsa.
CONDOM, OBK0ON
II G. HiS
Architect
OFFICE 2 BLOCKS FAST HOTEL OREGON
Condon, : : Oregon
CONDON lUtANCM.
No M lftva Conilon ilnl'y (fir). Hun
bvt i 10:00 A. M. Arrlvr. at Arllnv
ton at 1 :Ort I'. M Livs Cnn-loii Hun'
dnv at 1 1 :0O A , M.,rlvea at Arlinitton
all :10 P.M. N't. 12 la Arlinul-n
ril (riernt Knmlv a 3:20 P. M., sr
riw hi Coii'lon xt A:20 P M. v
Arllnitt"!) Hnttrtay nt 3:15 I'. M., arrives
at Cnlon t ft;30 P. M. .
J. J. Port wood
LIVERY
and FEED
STABLE
North Main Street
The 0. II.
Shop
COkDrN A ftTSVkN. rreprtsiors
Slmviiip,Shtiniiimiiifi, Hair Cutting
Hot ami Cl'l iinli in Connection,
lln .1, or ...nth tlilHain '". Knrik Phlrf
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D. SUiFT h CO.
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as engine service
Unrlt Sam aaaa tka DRIOB OA
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miiiii v am I fir n4 amaltas tttastaaa
Tan raaca Matiaanl h
Ira ararlual !' at tttrawr aaS Sun.
Willtr. Taa VMOH CAR snuiim Is caa
tiart la aurt s aaaarlw naaaat aJ t
uca Saa natntal lliat II aUrta aaar, aratks
aay aM laaa wty aaStr anliury, avary.
cay, rauk lain . Bahn raa ataaat a
ctat w a saa a,ia wnit teraar tfaaoataJos
Union Gas Engine Co.
i-f rirat St., Ponlaad, Orsfon
Confectionery
Soft Drinks
CandiKa, Nm hihI Fruits In
Mraami. t'lilHi will Toliarcn
Cty Hnfi room In ronnatrtion
I. T. PRICE. Condon
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Livery
Barn
tlardman &
Ramsau. Prop.
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; For Sale. ,
Tlie Jai kion proporty on Ronth Main
rtlrcel Inquire at th tiims ulhce.
For Sale. ,,,
A small cottnfis In Pntin's Additiun.
Price (250. Inquire at the (junta hlllce.
For Sale. t
Vonr fresh milch cowa, all under sii
vri old. Will sell any on or all. J.
H. Wells, Condon, Oregon.
KERR, AFFORD WAREHOUSE GO.
D. B. THOMAS, MGR. CORDON, OREGON
Wool. Hides, Barb Wire, Salt, Black Leaf
Dip, and Sheepmen's Supplies.
Storage and Forwarding. Highest Pri
' ces Paid for all kinds of Grain.
For Sale.
One of tha best homes in Condon.
Uooii S room limine, barn 24x22, 4 lota,
windmill with 2.000 gallon tank, 3,000
feet of untitled, lumber. Inquire of
11. A. Hartshorn.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
Hay I, 1907, will be paid upon pre
sentation at my ufliee. Interest cease
May 1, 1907. . :
! . E W. Moorb.
Treasurer of Oilliain county, Oregon
The S. B. Barker Gomp'y.
. . INCORPORATED . ,
The Big Ca&h Store of Condon
Alwaya carries in Stock a Full Line of
CHOICEST GROCER I RSi
Hoth Staple and Fancy
Their Suiok of Dry Goods, and Ladies'
Novelties is complete and up-to-date. .
, , , , ; ,' A Large and Splendid Line
of Men's Furniflhing Goods.
FURNITUR E
A S P EL CIA l T Y
Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares and Linoleum. Beds, Bedding,
Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, Trunk and Valines. All
kinds of Shelf Hardware, Glassware and Crockery.
Special agents for the fmous Star Brand and R. . Z.
' Shoes and Sherwin-Williams Paints. , i ,