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Newspaper Page TextS KEHS BF 1HE KEEK --2 Miss Campbell of Dallas has begun a term of school in District No. 20, better known the A. Rice district Miss Horner of Corvallis, a sister of Chas. Horner of this city, has been engaged by the Pine Ridge district to teach their school Mrs. S. E. Purvine returned from Portland on Monday. Dr. Kennedy of Arlington was in Condon over Sunday. Sandy Campbell returned on j Monday's local from Portland where he had been attending to business matters for , several weeks. . . ; The new section boss for this end of the Condon-Arlington branch is William Campbell whe hails from over on the Connell branch in Washington. ; He has the reputation of being one of the best railroad section men on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. John Skelley of Olex brought their little six year old daughter down from that place Saturday to place her un der surgical care at the Sana torium. Dalles Chronicle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyd are visiting in Portland with Mrs. Boyd's parents, Mr. " and Mrs. George Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd made Condon their home during the past month while Tom was acting as conductor on the Condon flyer. Mrs. Baker and son of Condon who have been . visiting with friends here the past few days, have decided fc locate here for the future andleft for Condon Tuesday for the purpose of pack ing their goods and returning as soon as possible. White Salmon rnierprise. The. Belgian stallion, Juan, owned by Will Ebbert will stand the .season at his ranch north of Condon. He is a dapple bay horse, six years old and weighs 1900 pounds. Those wishing to breed to a Belgian horse will do well to look him up. Herbert Brown, who with his brother Frank, has been running their sheep in Idaho, arrived in Condon Monday evening to visit for a few weeks with his rel atives and many friends. This statement of an eminent physician that it is. improper to call the grip anything but influ enza is a wasted warning. A man who has the grip is not like ly to be careful what he calls it. and some of the things would hardly bear repetition. If ye have tears to, shed, pre pare to shed them now. Mr. Onim is candidate forthe.Senate in Texas. . A Miss Augur, of Chicago, had a "coming-out-party" the other day. It must have made a hole in her papa's bank account. J. Britt White stopped us on the street this week and handed us $2.50 saying he did not want to miss the Globe for one issue. Miss Mamie Smith is clerking in Dunn Bros.' store. W. Ebbert insured all of his livestock this week in the Nat ional Live Stock Insurance Co., through their agent J. C. Thrall. LET AN EXPERT Da row repuln on Watrhea i:ockt or Jewelry. Wlllinma the Jeweler and Graduate vpuciaa. . Mais street Th Pur Baal. Tb fur aeal to a beautiful ereatura, iouf and slender, and haa small, dU rat bead, from which It two large ya fas at you wltb an xpremion almost human. It todr la covered with a heavy coat of soft brown fur, thickly sprinkled with long whit balrs, which bava to Us pulUs) out be fore the dyeing proocua that vhanxv tta color to the well known velvety black. The aeal ha four flippers, two in front and two behind. They are very powerful propellers, enabling it with eaa to catch the dsn upon which It Uve,-OutIng. Question Far Queatien. The younger teacher of the Llucoln school are telling with great glee a good Joke on Miss Blank, one of toe oldest and moat capable Instructor In the primary grade of our schools. It was Harold' Brat day at school Mlsa Blank came down to his desk and said. "What la your name?" Harold Smith," the bright youngster replied. "And how old are your went on Mlsa Blank In her methodical way. 'Six, said Harold. "How old are JouT" And the young teachers are laughing stllL Llpplncott's. Number of Poker Hands. There are 2.598.900 different poker hands In the deck. These hands work out a follows: Straight flush. 40. (The royal flush Is a straight flush. ace high.) Four of a kind. 621 Full hand, or full house, 3,744. Flush. 0.I0S. Straight. 10.200. Three of a kind. 54,913. '- Two pairs. 123,552. One pair, 1.008,240. No pair. 1.302,W0.-Davld A. Curtis la "Rules of Draw poker." The Use ef 8team. . Steam was known to the ancients. Hero of Alexandria, about 100-150 B. C having constructed the Bret steam engine known to history. The first modern reference to steam as a pro pelling force Is In Nye's "Art of Gun nery," 1647. The first successful at tempt to use steam In modern times was made by the Marquis of Worces ter. 1055. But the steam king above all others, the man to whom we owe the first solidly practical advance in the. application of steam, was James Watt, 1703i ' Odd Fishing. While walking near a pond In the woods Bnllle Ham, who can tell the presence of an alligator by the smell of the critter, pulled off his coat and took a header under the water. While at the bottom of the pood Bullie'a lee rose to the surface and waved to the men near tho ahnra Tho ramlm, n... neeaea tij tne men. who canght Bul lies leg and save It a rank that brought Bullie to the surface, and with name came an alileator that measured some four feet In. leneth. ADalacht- coia Times. 1 - " Fishermen and fiMmalrv. Do you know anything? about Euclid? uere is a DroDOSltion that nwmi en tlrely to have sllDDed the creat man's memory: To prove that a fisherman Is a nar. First An angle Is a deviation from a stralznt line. Axiom S. : ftaPAnrl A lfa la 1 11 tr,n r-nm m straight line. Axiom 15. Therefore a fisherman that la inaar one who angles deviates from i straight line. Now, things which are eQUal to the same thlnir am Minnl tn one another. Therefore a fisherman Is a uar. Q. E. D.-London Mall. 8 lower Sorrow. They bad about ended their honey moon and settled the preliminary ar rangements for housekeeping when the young besband discovered that be mnst leave town for a whole week on business. " 'Must you go, Richard?" came in re proachful tones from the bride. - "There is no way out of , It," an awered BIcbard gloomily; "but, dear, that the separation may seem less ab rupt I propose to go. ou an accommo dation train Instead of the express." Harper's Weekly. " The Earliest Known Trousers. The bead of the ancient Babylonian was carefully protected from the sun by various wrappings. It was suffi cient for the rest of the body to wear a thin woolen or linen garment bound at the bip with a girdle or shawl, over which sometimes another garment was picturesquely draped. In Babylonia and Assyria also head and foot cover ings were subject to fashion, but the long, close fitting garment fortunately never went out of style. Trousers, the unaesthetical Invention of the Medes, are first found on the Parthian style of about the first century B. C, which was excavated In Assyria. Professor Frledrich Delitzscb In Harper's Maga zine. : i .... naming naee. There was an Englishman who im ported a famous wolfhound from Eu rope some years sgo to get rich catch ing wolves for the scalp money of fered by the state of Texas $10 each. Some genuine Texas sports were invlt- td 19 witness the first chase. They followed ' many . miles ' through the prairie grass, but without getting sight of either wolf or hound. Finally they came to a wooded spot where a stut tering native was chopping. 'Did you see a wolf and a bound pass Just nowr cried the Englishman. "i-e-e-e-s, sir; they J-J-Jus passed." "How was the race?" 'P-n-n-rty tot; nip an t-t-t tuck. T-t-t-the dog wa-wa-was a ketle ahead." Rochester Herald. WV eo YEARS V EXPKRIENCI Mi l HaHi W a niatill ,4 Tsjawc Mma )Kti krruia our rr Uhf M arvtM fur jah'wriitai ttalsMita. tattmt tafcvn thriHicH Mitim A CM. MUH mh-M. atML WH Sa4 abunrsk. 1m that smnwic nn::ricax k anmlT ntsMtraf tt Tjaailw. UltfrM 'f ttlT I ttto MurusU. Yi. U ft rf: txr months n bUUbj aJt Vvr. fuUNN & Co New York Snack VMS, & r St, Waaainatoa, ill. H. C. HIS Architect OFFICE 2 BLOCXS EAST HOTEL OREGON Condon, :: Oreaonl J. J. Portwood LIVERY and FEED STABLE North Main Street. Confectionery Soft Drinks I Candies, Nut and Fruits in Season. Cigars and Tubacco Coxy club room In connection L. T. PRICE. Condon f Are You Looking FOR A HOME? No farmer should think ol buying land or a home nntill he has seen a copy ol The Real Estate Journal. It has the largest list of farms, city property and stocks of goods advertised in it of any paper publiilu-d . and reaches 50 000 readers rach isane 85 per cent, of which are farmers, and is one of the best sd verttaing mediums of this class in the United States. Advertising rates 15c per sgate line. Bend 75c and we will mail you the Journal for one year; or for iuc in stiver nr stamps we mil send it tor two months on trial. ARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL Traer, la. Oregon Si i outline AxoUmoNPAcinc 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Throneh Fnllman t.n,l.r ant i .... 1st sleeDlne cara dailv in Dm.)., rki. cago, bpokane; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city j through Pullman tourist sleeping cara (personally conducted) weealy to Chicago, reclining chair can (seaU free) to the East daily. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all nart f K- TJnited States, Canada and Europe. D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. 10 fJ- & EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special ,....1:20 P. M. No. 6 Atlantic Exprens 12:45 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portlsnd Special. ...,,.3:10 P. M. No. 5 Paui6c Express 3:48 A. M. CONDON BRANCH.. No 11 leaves Condon daily (except Bon- day) at 7 iff A. M. Arrives at Arlina- ton at 11 :10 A M. Leaves Condon Sun- dsvatv, M. arrives at Arlington at H :10 P. M . No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (except Sunday) at 12:4s P. M.ar rtves at Condon at 3:4s P, M. OUR SPRING SHOES HAVE ARRIVED ! 1 DUNN BROS. Inc. We will be with you un till January 1st and our Winter and Holiday stock of mounts and folders has arrived. .They are something dif ferent and better than . we have ever had before. Call and see them. e. q. mu!wiD PHOTOGRAPHER WALL PAPER PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH: Largest and .best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to material and labor. W. A. DARLING. ouuvinnrinmnnruvrtnnnririArir Condon Barn flardman & ' Ramsau. Props. 1 Condon, Oregon jiitnninjwinnnnjiruruvtruinrb mnnnnuinnnruuvrinnnnnjvinp untJicoTr ftnrno 5 ATTEHTIOH Tbo Globe is now prepared to publish notices of final rnrtf f all at. rtur ttliinn ariff t get receipt and your notice will amipar n friia riariAr Z. . ..... -t'r tr.. j awnniirvrumrttnrunArLruinruutrua Sanitary Plumblngl 1 MEANS doing away with all sorts of di- t seases, doctors' bills, etc. Think it over but not too long! Have I your drain pipes look ed after by : : : JAMIES0N& me MARSHALL. Piuer. Agts for Sampson Windmill The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkardo recomniend 'Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guaran teed to cure your cough and guar anteed to be pure. Made from the bark of theshell bark or white hick ory tree. For sale by R. L. Hunt, Pharmacist, aud all dealers. Livery U For Men and Boys, Buckingham and Hecht Shoes. Fa mous for Style and . wearing qualities. For Ladies and Girls x the John Stroot man Shoes have no Equal. Up-to-date Spring Styles. CONDON AMUSEMENT HALL BUSHKLMAN MILLER. Props. An appropriate resort in which you are invited to CANDIES J spend a MAIN STREET, CONDON npemmirhuini in ti ewnntrtet. or mo FflC. I Utfi. tteiu, BkKfh, UiUk or 'Uui.. lr rtv frport oo twUtntftlttlltr. ALL, BUSWIftft tr!iion.v oomtiumtial. Tmue H ttitiak) inTnivra tJiouiu havvftottr IwnA wok on Huw to obtain and Htl ttatnota, W 1M in Tntr wilt pT.H.. u, r1 a partner .BrvLvt hr TaslMsbt Usfumaltua. Hent txm lAaa auiHrav D, SWIFT & C0.il 1 501 Seventh St., y.akl.a4A. A M Edward Dcn.v, President; Andriw CiitRiNKit. Vico-rre-ident; g g. N. Fars3w.)tii, CushitFj Wm. Wkiiri.i; F. M.Pmtkr. Si No. 7059. ' 5JiE pilS ffiflOfflZ Bffl Of WflDOf I I Capital 625.000 Profit $5,000 , Does a General No matter how large, no matter how anmll, thin Rank l will give your; business the careful attention which its jj? Iittrumitt.1 iuLAruata KirrmL JO' Drafts issued on all parts of the 1 1. uua rMavM IU SOVEJtaUn. GILLI AM: COUNTY BANK Capital SOtOOO Transacts a Oeneral Bunking Business. Do-. mestic and F'Tfign Esclian(t bouiihtand sold. Mrastois-a. B. BABKER, JAT DOWRRMArT. a 0. rORTWOOD. J. V, KKISACBKR, B.T.COX. . CONDOrV. THE PALACE HOTEL U.S. CARNINE, Proprletprv - - . MOST comodious Jlotel in the city. Table supplied " with the best the market affords.. Special atten tentioil given to the comfort-of gueBts.. ii Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON. OREGON; 3 CniissZii'! the U BILLIARDS rooL pleasant hour CLUB ROOMS JOCUftO SND etrCNOED. SMS l rrw a.lvt.i, haw lo ootaria aMiwia. iraaa mark auprna-kkv ata. im an eninmii Jhuiom ikrtt a 14 Wkimfli mm aw, fitwit tai iafrinrMwat hsetlei Inhabsly. aa SWIM Skai Mas) M WSSMINOTON, O.O. L Banking Business: iviii utMiimgo BOIIUlieU. C world. Strictly homo institution. V TkanaUot C 0. NKTWOOft. CaiU "6REOON: I '"MM; r 'Unriim 'ii rrn IV 1 lh" Wir in