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THE COIIOOll GLOBE
HARTSHORN & MERESSE
.ruUtaiwe.
L'Xl MLS
caacktiTioii raica. uw raa ma,
pulliHhed the facts that Condon
had tho honor of being the largest
primary grain shipping point in
the United States, which fact
was known to very few In this
city before appearing in these
columns. . By spending much
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. W08L time, the Globe ferreted out the
isiory, wuirviewcu me
buyers, the 0. R. N. agent,
and many of the business men of
this city, as well as a large num
ber of the farmers of this vici
nity, and finally a grand total of
the crop output for Condon and
vicinity and also that of Gilliam
county was figured out Know
ing that the story, which was
specially prepared for the Globe,
was a good one one that would
prove to be a great advertiser of
the wonderful resources of Gil
liam county-the Globe writers
i.umi Mt. .. sent me lacia anu awry wuw
i bu yu . u dioo, won tu ui, Qregonian and Telegram to be
ouwurt.B,m-.w.wd... printed and sent broadcast over
Inland at foluSae M MB4 eUM mtm,
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the country. Other papers
throughout the state took up the
5 story and Condon and its vast re
sources were on the lips of every
one throughout the country. On
the strength of the story sent in
rt Rll kl( tnaa. YUltll't tb.i M
atxto4 lu mm itlt ttn. A vara weloow
ewalia Tim.
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an ' editorial BDDeareu in mm
DBDer last week telling of the
tremenduous growth of Gilliam
t A J
ir . Tn,,., ,!v K ,v county as a wneas prouuger, uui
but the way his wife held her notunui m "ku , ! . T.
own with Jerome demonstrates were carefully looked into by the
Mn.in.ttM.iir tKnt .V, lnt anv. Portland paper and found to be
i::r ' true, both as to the statements
i i and figures.
e., w J Now when the great story had
..rrrr':v-;:: .;: been scattered over the country
EkZtTilS Ijr twoweeks-pri ntedinseores
the of the nt. they can't ' Paper through the efforts of
blame the Japs for changing the -r sees
thuh tnlnrt. what makes a good story and tells
their minds. Hover again-mind you, with the
The newspaper reading public figures as compiled by the Globe.
pan ttnur nit. hack and draw a full The limes, tnrougn its lieu
K.n urhiU wftitinir for the tenant says that it is proud that
accounts of the Szechenyl di- it prints the gossip and of the
vnmi nmrtwwlinM. fact that it is Known as
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gossipy paper iea, vc.njf,
Mr. Fairbanka of Indiana is repeaUng the news that everyone
doing hia best to demonstrate has had on their lips for over two
weeks, is truly a record to be
political graveyard.
I proud of..
The discovery that Congress
costs $150 a minute is another
reason why we should always
welcome a recess.
We notice that W. J. Mariner
of Blalock is being favorably
mentioned as a candidate in the
coming election ' for represent
ative of this district in the state
ThisisSLValenUne'sDayand leslature Everyone, who has
pictures and verses of an amus- been lookin8 mi for sound
inbrder. The day derives WBJSTtSZrA
name from Valentinus, pres-
of this district predicts that
heedontheMthof Pebmar,. ?.M Sf.'T.S
i.iliva a KU ri-inr.fv inmp out
1(M VT- 1- . , , , ,
ror the omce mat ne wouia oe
elected by a large majority,
Everyone in Eastern Oregon
knows that through the per-
A couiplctje courw of inttrao-
tlon in this excellent method
under the direction oi a
grtdutte.
5t. 5170nas
IquiQaeool
ProtaMloiuil Dlrectoru
j R. PARKER
ATTORKEY-AT-LAW
Onk la Coit'lon Sullonl Btok Block.
QW. PARMAN
ATTORKEY'AT-LAW
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Physicians and Surgeon
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- Condon, Oregon
I JW. DONNELLY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Distant of Women a Specialty.
Condon, Ore.
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All Coodt qf higesi grade at lowed prket. You will be ture qf
right treatment if you deal with th'ufirm.
Main Street, Condon, Ore.
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DENTIST
Crown n4 IrMn Work SnwIaltT.
Vpuin la UlUtmn Co. Buik BulMlnf.
Condon Dray and Transfer
Tin o ' ' ; ' 'r- psf! ; J. W. HIRE ,
All Kinds of light and Heavy Hauling
Pianos carefully handled. Large amount of Wood and CoI on band.
Condon, Oregon I
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I.IIKKIDT.M. D.
ftlYSKlAN AND SUftCCON
Day end Nlfht Calli promptly ankwereJ
Arlington i , : Oregon
a WELL! '
AUCTIONtCR AND VAiUATOl
Condon Meat Company
JOHN HARRISON, Praprictor
Freth and Cured Meat, Beef,
Pork, Mutton and Veal
A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
fW SpriM mmi 0r SliMte . CONDOR OREGON
Mat attaiitlM rim to
IfUCMd. ViulteUgtTB.
oovboji, oaiooa
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As a festival, the day
tablished in England, Scotland
and France about the fifteenth
century and was .introduced in
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America in nu ctuijr uoi . . . .. t s
-.u . ka ,rfl-oiw sistent efforts of Mr. Manner m
chaTged alit i working for an Open River and
anonymous exchanges between freih
,uiu t ir. tfo.w it duce exported from this section
r n enri of the state, the conditions are
:"r,f' V, vasUy better than before
n wfa ouu wvi 1110 nwi ww a4isw v
' ' , is president of the Open River
- - Association and is Still at work.
Have you ever given a Should he be a member of the
moment's thought to the great next legislature the people of this
work being accomplished through district could rest easy in the
. the local press in behalf of the fact thaj his efforts and influence
community? A glance at the would be used in behalf of the
truths expressed in the following people, of Eastern Oregon and
words from an exchange will toward the upbuilding of this
give an idea how everyone can I great country. ,
neip in ine iorwara movement ui
their town: A newspaper may
boom a town through its edit
orial and news columns, but a
1 critical investor looks to the ad
vertising columns for substantial
evidence of push and life. To
him they are thermometers
measuring the intensity of pub
lic warmth; they are the pulse
which indicates the healthy con
dition of the collective body of
the people; they tell him whether
or not the community is up to
the times in business matters.
msUaiMc ir
irii ,iX ir is:
"A feather in their cap for run
ning a gossipy pajer" you may
have heard or seen that state
ment somewhere in other words
someone seems to be proud of
the fact that they are running a
"repeating machine."
Some weeks ago the Globe
IN ONE OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIGH ORADBJWORK
I1TII At II At IMTIII Btltll
ft
The price of shingles is great
ly reduced at the Arlington Lum
ber Co.
esem
Farr Bros.'
Meat Market
Choice Fresh and
- Cured Meats of
all Kinds.
Highest Cash Price
Paid for Hides.
Johnson Building
Condon. Oregon.
Tpbon?! oats
WHEAT OAKLEY
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE Co.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Managers.
Hittst Pruts Paid Par Grain. Central Warthnse Business Conclti.
W-t Sttragr mid Bming m Sfiecuy.
Smlfku
DnJen m Sxh Wirt Kails
Cement Skeef Dip Etc. -
,'tjm .'.., time,
RYE
Have a 'phone put into your
place of basinets or your res
idence and you will wonder
how you have gotten along
without it before. Apply for
rates and telephone service at
the office. - r
Gas engine ingiter cells spec
ially made for gasoline engines
and also all kinds of telephone
material always on hand. See
1 f i nnrmnnF s
am aai awai wm s
jruvuwinnAninrknrE
KERR, GIFFORD WAREHOUSE CO.
D. B; THOMAS, MOS. COXB0M; ORECCH
Wool. Hides, Barb Wire. Salt. Black Leaf
Dip, and Sheepmen's Supplies.
Storage and forwarding. Highest Pri
ces Paid for all kinds of Grain.
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ALBERT D ALX3
Livery and
FeedStable
Our LWery Stock U Flrt-CTf.
Btattention to boarding Stock,
; Your PatroB.fr is BoliciUd.
r BPEINQ BTEEET
Condon Oregon
The 0. K.
Shop
OOL.DEN STavaNa. rroprletork
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Baths in Connection.
Ook door Dortb UUllam Co. Bank Bldg,
GET
YOUR
WINTER'S
READING
NOW!
Our Oreat Olfcr
$4.00 WORTH
OF GOOD
READING
ONLY
$2.50
THE GLOBE - - $1.50
PACIFIC MONTHLY 1.00
Semi-Weekly Journal 1.50
The Globe and
Pacific Monthly
I $2
BUwart CampbaU
James Campbell
THISTLE BAR
CAMPBCU axOS, riwWJm
Fine Stock of Wlhes, Liquors and
mcw man
North Main
NEW STOCK
NEW BUILDING
Cigars
- N
Street,
Condon, Oregon.
Progressive Domlnocards Par
ties will be the rage this winter.
The Bale of this new household
game is breaking all records.
Dominocards make an attractive
Christmas present, to test the
skill of adults or amuse the child
ren. Sent postpaid for 50 cents.
Sample piece and particulars free.
More agents wanted. Write to
day. Dominocards Co., 1807
Chouteau, St Louis, Mo.
Treasurers Notice.
All county warrant! registered prior
Seft to, 1907, will be paid upon pre
sentation at mj office. Intereat eeaaee
Seftto, 1907.
E W. Moobi.
f 7000 :..-
Condon Post Cards of Condon
and Gilliam couty. 7000 just re
ceived, 2 for a nickel at
Hunt's DruR Store.
Wanted.
A good woman cook and a girl
to wait on the table. Apply to or
address,
; , ' : ' Mrs. G. E. Moore,
, . Box 194, Condon, Oregon.
II An I tU on n ieinlty to lwk after
........... wnewil, ,nd ,.re.a l-
crlntlon Hit ot a Dromlnt monthly m.gatine
on a tci.ry and commiuion twH. Exprieiioe
deatrable bat not necenr. Oood opportunity
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon station o, New iprk.