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Mayor Johnson. ,f iv, J
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a Condon viHitor on TuesdaA
Miss Huth Stt-iwiT .f r..
was the jruert of Condon friei
aurmjftne wet-k.
The Globe has received a card W0 of the dcsk duri his
... . mrisnorn, who
" 8r in Chloajrn.
Mr. Hartshorn is enjoying his
vut-uuon ana having a good time
in general.
Arthur Ikker went to Dlalock
the first of the waek to assist in
the puttinjr together of a com
lined harvester which had just
arrived for the Uaker Uros
Arthur ordered Tho Globe sent
10 mm that he ,may be able to
Keep well Informed on all coming
events.
Miss Bessio Rim-hart and Miss
Steiwer, of Fossil, were in Con
don Monday on their return
home from the annuul rouni, r
me Kinehart.family which was
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nem at bummervillo, near La
Grande during the last week.
C. J. Quinn, of Mayville, state
district deputy tmaster, visited
Fossil Grange last Saturday and
..v. . , jiwjnxia ior me , ;
future. Already the big annual UM njr bul ll" Ke"ui,,e F
Grange fair is be'iisr talkedwHfor''jr and Tr' C(,u,on Dn
arm nmnnr nihM - ... . .' . I
wn.jf iuumi view
s the institution
Ri.'hmond, which is Culnidered
uy all an excellent field fir this
order. -Fossil Journal V
Farr Pros. Meat market has a
icrge supply of fine lard which
they wish to sell out It will be
to the advantage of stockmen
and ranchers to stop in and in
quire for their price. Farr Bros.
According to the new ruling: of
o tjie Postal Department at
Washington. D. C. newsnatxvs
cannot be sent to subscribers who
are more than a year in arrears
There are subscriptions coming
due each week and those wish
ing The Globe continued should
either call at the office or write
to have their subscriptions
renewed for another year.
Mr. Frizzell and son, Porter.of
the Mitchell country, were in Con
don Monday, having brought to
town a big load of hides and
taking back a load of provisions.
Port Frizzell is remembered bv
many in this city for excellence
in athletics while a student at the
University of Oregon and hav
ing starred on the Multnomah
football team. He has been vis
iting his parents for two or three
weeks and left Tuesday for Mex
ico where he is employed by a
mining syndicate. Mr. Frizzell
said that there was quite a
change in the Mitchell country
jiince tne county had been voted
,fry and that the majority of the
n-jople of that region were
..""ndy endeavoring to get ac
jed with the new 'method
v ng which goes in effect
Vly 1st.
Dr. Kennedy, of Arlington,
was in Condon Monday and Tues
day making arrangements
for the music during
the three days' celebra
tion. The doctor said in speak
ing of the musical part of the
celebration: "Arlington is going
to send its mixed band to Con
don and we will help you to cel
ebrate joyfully. Our band con
sists of both ladies and men and
a special orchestra will furnish
good music for the dances." A
violin player from either Port
5fepd or Walla Walla may be
secured to complete the orchestra
It is possible that a choir will
render patriotic selections at the
exercises to be conducted at the
skating rink which will be dec
orated for the occasion
LET AN EXPERT
Do your repair on Wntrhaa
CIooIch or Jewelry. WlllUm
the Juwelur pud Unulu.te
Optician, N. Mulil Street
Sam Grant, of Beecher Hat,
pa8od through Condon Wednes
day on his way to Portland with
his son hmmett, whom ho was
takinir there for treatment un
der a specialist.
E. C. Rojcers, of the Oresron.
Visited in Shaniko the first of
ubsence.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Htiioney not our
until you
1IW PI4nM.l ttfllh III aiuulit t..n
(fled with the mmn
purclii Ti,u U. Darker Co.
'" Tin
Jim a
OllllkanU rmMiiiniiMi.il "Hirknrv
teed Iq citrnur cough and guar-
wleed to Utn, Made from the
rk of theslj Urk or while bick
ry tree. ForUla by It. L. Hunt,
l'Urtuacit,all driers.
Fashionable Lfit for smart
Iresaera. Tlierels a touch of oer-
feotion in our goals that foils cri
lioism.' The S.vJI. Uarker Co.
Cum-mrivM MaMC CoafOllTABI.K
Mey'g Honey nd Tar has cured
uiHiiy cases of iiioiiiiont comminu
tion and even j the advanced
Hage afford comfort and relief.
'oley'ii
'rug Co.
Can you afford to triflo with m
orioua a matter ai to neglect a bad
Hwgh or cold,, when for a trillina
mount you can neoure a bottle of
"'Hickory -Hark Cough Remedy,"
that if guorinieed to cure or your
money rt funded. Price 25o 50c
nd 11.00, jier bottle. For eitle by
R. ,i Iluiit, rimrmacist, Condon,
and uualera everywhere.
. i
i An array, of bargains, sterling
iuahtiei and lowest prices. The
3. B, Barker Co.
The old remedies are best. Hick
ry Bark Cough Remedy lms been
in uoe for over 100 years by the old
Dutch Dunkardsiu Pennsylvania,
and is still in use by the families of
Western Pennsylvania. It is ab
solutely pure; made from the hark
of the white or shell bark hickory
tree. The bark is shipped from the
east, and manufactured in Salem,
Oregon. For sale by R. L ,Hunf,
1'lmr niHcist. Condon, Oregon and
all dealers everywhere.
A. SehaflTor wishes to announce
that he has moved his shoe repair
shop down to his ranch and that
customers may leave repair work
at Reisacher's harness shop. He
will call for the work three times a
week and when repaired .will return
same to the harness shop.
The shoes that are fixed will be
found at Relsachcr's harness siiop
and those that are not culled for
within thirty days will be sold.
Two homestead relinquishments
for sale near town, good land. .See
K. Curran over post oil ice.
The Condon Globe, the Oregon
Semi-Weekly Journal and the Pa
cifio Monthly all for $2.50 for a
year. Subscribe now.
Mrs. S. L. Bowen of Wayne. V.
V'a. writes: "I was a sufferer from
kidney disease, so that at times I
could not gel out of bed and when
I did I could not stand straight.
I took Foley's Kidney Remedy.
One dollar bottle and part of the
second cured uie entirely."
Foley's Kidney Remedy works
wonders where others are a total
failure. Condon Drug Co.
To Prospective Investors.
You may invest from $100 to
$25,000 - in Portland Business
Blocks with R. D. Inman. T. I).
Iloneyman, Gov. Geo. E. Chamber
lain, Dr. Andrew C. Smith and
others. It paid others 12.98 per
cent in 1907. . It will pay you. No
care, no taxes. For further par
ticulars call at this office or write
G. E. McClure, Superintendent of
Properties, 812 Dekum Building.
Portland, Oregon. -
Why the Will Colt Mere.
Klve )ur hui cerlulo muii niuile
a will. Ut wk be nmilu snutlicr
on. Tli mime Inwyer drew up jitb
dm tiiiii'iit. Kor wrltliitf the wnuikI
will Hie In w) it ilmriiiil twice uiiicli
s fur writing- l lie UrM utiv.
"Wtijr (IiIh Ulirerentei" SHkeil the cli
ent "lliive )uu ettulned bui-Ii prouii
ocii'o lu tbe li'KUl profeMNlou III I be
lust Ave jeiim Hint you are J " tilled
lu U'liOiMiiir your twi"
"Not st Mil." enlil tlie lawyer. There
wits twice naicb work on this will
ai.ou your nlil one. You eve. at that
time you were' s innrrlitl mnn end
jour will was lnrt. for with the ex
cept lull ut a few minor lMtiesl everything-
wss . left to your wife.
ClimiKcs lu your dotm-ntlc rvlmloiis
hnve Hindu snotticr will ncctunary.
Vou sre uow Imclielor or a bachelor's
equivalent, a clillillcee wl. lower. It is
much Imrder lo wrlle a will for nisn
of Unit tjpe ' '"in for a iniirrlel man.
The limn with a family tmuiilly gives
swsy every tlilifj lie poem-twee In three
or four rhiuiwe. but the bachelor di
vides bl property among so many
rein t km, friends end deiendeiits ami
coiiMiiinee eo much time iu. doing It
that Die luwyer Is Justified in charging
hliu louh!e the usual fc." New York
Tress.
The Waiter, Explain. ,
He was one of (he very few commer
cial traveler who rnnnot adapt them
selves to their surroundings, and hi a
chronic hotel 'gruuililcr , j, known
from east to went. The waiter was pos
sessed of an opUiulxin unusual for one
weighted w'lth the responsibilities of
hi poMlllun sad Served the soup. Ash
snd roast wltb equanimity and poise.
At the desaert the traveling mnn wax
ed irritable snd sarcastic.
"Look here," be said. "This puddhig
Is on the bill of fare as 'Ice cream
suddliig.' and there isn't any Ice nor is
there any cream In It."
The wslter in a tone of great pa-
UeiH-e replied;
That' all right, sir. There's notb
lug In names. If we serve you wlib
Washington pie It's no sign there's a
picture of tbe enpllol on every piece.
and when w bring you college frit
lure there Ik n't a term's tuition In ad'
eance thrown In. Any cheese wltb
four pie, elrr -
See Stephenson's Stock of Stylisli
Spring Shoes.
No Hdmiu ij claims have to be
made for Foleys Honey and Tar,
the well Known remedy for coughs.
colds and- lung troubles. The
fact that more bottles of Foley's
Honey and Tar are used than any
other cough remedy is the best test
imonial of its great merit. Why
then risK talcing some unknown
preparation when Foleys Honey
and Tar costs you no more and is
safe and Bure. Condon Drug Co.
Goods priced in a manner that
will bewilder and delight you. The
S. B. Barker Co.
The Palace hotel (iiruiahee ilrst-ctaaa
Kianl ami room to their patrons at
reatonnble rtca. Try them a week.
$10 an acre for a fine stocK ranch
of 1000 acres with over 1500 acres of
wheat laud. See E. Curran over
the post office. Good buildings,
fine orchard, lots of water, well
fenced and within 3 J miles of Con-
Ion. $2,500 down, time on bal
ance.
W. R.,Vard of Dyersburgh, Tenn
writes: "This is to certify that I
have used Foley's Orino Laxative
for chronic constipation, and it has
proven without doubt to be a thor
ough practical remedy for this
trouble, and it is with pleasure I
ofTer my conscientious reference."
Condon Drug Co. "
The local freight office has re
ceived notice that effective April
15th the rate on Wool to Eastern
points will be from Condon $1.60
and from Hepper $1.62.
Subscribe for the Globe! It's
newsy every week.
mvm
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
" The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuse substitutes. Price BOo.
Condon Drug Co. A
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In Men's
$8,
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Treasurers Notice.
All outstanding county warrants
are now payable. Interest ceased
on March 21, 1908.
V J. A. M Mount,
Treasurer of Oiliiam connlv, Oregon
OREGON
Shoij Line
ahdIMon Pacific
3 TRAINS -EAST DAILY
Throneh rnllman tnilrH nil Iaiik
let aleeoniff ram riailv tt l.nl.a
ratio, Spokane; tourist aleeping car daily
n .hm uvj , uiruDgo i uuuian tounal
leeping cars (personally conducted)
we?iy to Chicago, reclining chair can
tseau free) to the East daily.
LOW R ATES I
Tickets to and from all narta of tht
United States, Canada and Europe
For particulars call ou or ad J rasa
D. TIERNEY, Agent
EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON.
No. 2 Chicago Special 1:20 P. M.
No. 6 Atlantic Enprcaa.. . .12:45 A. M.
WEST .BOUND FROM ARLINGTON.
No. t--Portland 'Special 3:10 P. M.
No. 5 Pacific Express 8:48 A. M.
CONDON BRANCH.
No 11 leave; Condon daily (except Sun
day) at yvj A.jM. Arrive at Arlinu
ton t 11 :10 AM No 12 'euve? Arliinjti.n
iaily (except Sutiduv i 11:4s M. ar
rives al Condon at j:f I. M.
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IN ONB ORtANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES K
IN THE WEST FOrB
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIGH GRADE WORK
IATIJ IS I9W AS CAST in I ROSSIS
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and Youths' Fine Suits
$12, $15, $20
In browns and blues. The Style, workmanship, durability and
fit of OUR READY MADE CLOTHING are only equalled by
the highest priced tailors. Why pay double our Price? A Suit to
suit and a fit to fit can now be found here all ready to step into.
full line: tinware:
granite warb
Opiual Coffee percolator apd
Utyiursal Bread Tixer. 5e? em-
gP gajp; ijjsjp inasi!Wii iW mi mii.isjufsji ,
prfmiptlToaiDM in all xnntrw.or NO rtcl
TRAOCMANKStt'aruiti kinl loiyngbtrrc:. K
tered. tKml M: t, h. M-uUd. or l'luti f.-r rr
report on mtrr-uhiiity. ail auctMCss
'lmi lf. urTnutstiuc rel4mKk.
Witienwbkf) iiitcniont should krwaoor hand
book on How to olnain and Sell patent, W hat m
Tentumiwill par.H"WU irrt a pttrtrMTJindothfT
TstiuaUe information. SriitbMtoaATaudrata,
TRICTLT COHFIDKHTIAL. VaUoA. dibiUM
D. SWIFT & CO.
1531 Seventh St., Washington, 0. C.J
1 Confectionery i
J Soft Drinks
Candiea, Nut and Fruit in
Season. Cixara ami Tnlacco
Cozy cluhroom in connection
L. T. PRICE. Condon
FOIETSEIBMYCUBE
Mak KidMys and Bladdr Right
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g Kdwaud Dinv, President; Andrew Gkeinrr, Vice-President;
g N Farnsw.ii-h, Cashier; Wm. Wehui.i; F. M. Pi.iter. .'
No. 7059.
I 5)IE pi5 JT0fl1C BtH Op 0D0((
S Capital $25,000
Does a General
No matter how large, no matter hr.w small, this' Bank i$
$ will give your business the careful attention which its ' j
Itersonal interests warrant. Your patronage solicited.
Drafts issued on all fiarts of the world. Strictly home institution.
S. 1 1ARIER, msMut
IAT I0WERIUR,
GILLIAM COUNTY BANK
Capital $0,000
Trnnsncts a General Banking Business. Do
mcstic and Fori'ign Kxcliange boujght and sold.
DlrMtors-a. B. BARKER. JAT BOWERMAN, a O. FOBTWOOD, I. t.
KK18ACHKR, K. T. COX.
CONDON,
THE PALACE HOTEL
U. S. CARNINE, Proprietor.
MOST coniodiou8 Hotel in the city. Table supplied
111 with the best the market affords. Special atten
tention given to the comfort of guests. :: ::
tleadquarters for Farmers and Stockmen.
CONDON, OREGON
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ItiTfttiMon i pnhabtr patntatt. Cmttwunim.
tltttuatrlctlreoiiadentlal. HANDBOOK on Hatcnta
ent fr. Mft airencf for nocnriiist patenta,
I'aicnia taken throoeh Mono k Co roovtvs
pfciol noiic without cbarsiB lb
Scientific American
A liandanmH? Ittiwtrated VMklf. Ijtrvest ctr
calaUon of mnj alenllQA )itrnal. Tcrma, 93
!ear: four monUia, L doklbjall Dwdealera.
BUKM New York
Profits $5,000
Banking Business!
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