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Newspaper Page TextV i 'THE SCHOOL 1 enui and Morrison, Portland, Omgoo CO occupy two floor 65 by 100 emptoy large faculty, give Individual instruction, receive morjcalla for office help than we can meet Our echool admittedly ui all then in quality of inrtructlon. It pari to attcnd"iiucli"an "lnl ifl tlon. CSald a nlBM Maai '' Kesp hammarint; away r.rlutitigl 00 tirongu work. It will win out la tbs end." 8al4 aa EJeoatort "Th quality oftWreo tion given In yor achool make U the standard of iu klud la Um Newest" COpen all the year. StudenU admittwfateny time. Catalog f ree, Referenceai Any bank, any newspaper, any bueinesa man la tjrOmi. yvnaninAnnAnrwxnAnAvnAnaap I iTEHS OFLQCM. INTEREST auwnnAnutnnnnnnvrvnj uww uuo wJohn Scott was a Sherman county visitor the first of the week. I E. McDaniels, of Matney Flat, was an Arlington visitor this week. Miss Ebberts returned lost Thursday from an extended vis it with friends in Portland and in Eugene. ' ' Miss Susan Stclwer, of Fossil, was in Condon last week, having accompanied as far as this city, 4 her friend Miss Maude Cage of If .If! fit. jviciuinnvitie, wno was return ing home. Mrs. L. E. Laurance returned Saturday from an enjoyable two months' visit at her parents' , home near Cody, Wyoming. Mr. Lawrance met her at ; Arlington. Misses Cecil Shurte and Luc ille Sturgess and Master Rodney Coe, of Arlington, who have been guests at the Huriburt home for the past two weeks returned home the fore part of the week. Miss C. Adams a trained nurse from Portland, arrived in Con don Monday evening. It will be remembered that Miss Adams had charge of a number cf cases of sickness here last winter. County School Superintendent Sturgill has returned from his vacation trip at Haines where he and his wife visited relatives. Mrs. Sturgill remained at Haines with her parents for another month. School work called the new superintendent back to Condon. Hatfield leaves Wasoo. Earl Beevis was in Wasco the first of the week on business. He reports the crops in that section looking well and prom ising an average yield. At a recent meeting of the wheat growers of Wasco and surround ing country preliminary arran gements were made to employ Hatfield, the rain-maker for another year. It is understood that the Calfornian wants $2500 for the continuation of his work. A large number of the farmers in the region where the exper iments have been conducted appear to be pleased with the results obtained and are anxious to enter into another contract Hatfield does not pose as a rain maker but through the applica tion 01 certain scientific princi ples under given favorable at mospheric conditions he claims to be able to increase the amount of precipitation. The rain maker left Wasco this week for other fields. If the information is authoritative Hatfield agrees to give a precipitation of one . and a half inches between May 11th and July 1st We can save you money on Harvest clothing. See us before buying Weigel & Rice. LET AN EXPERT Do tout nralrt on WU"he Cluoki or Jwlry. Wllllsmt tha Joweler and QrminkM Optician. M. Main Btrtnjt 55? OF QUALITY- A. P. Aroutrong, LL.B., Pr!;ipl feet havt a 30.000 -nulJent. Miss Nell Welsh is fa guettt of her sister, Mrs. F. T. Huri burt, this week. PearlJarvU who has just fin ished his term ai county clerk of Gilliam county, left for Portland last Saturday where he has ac cepted the position of teller with the Standard Trust Company which has offices in the Chamber of Commerce building. 0. E. Fiak, of Portland, has accepted a position with Kerr Gifford & Co. at Arlington. Mr, Fisk has been in the employ of the company for several years and had charge of the Condon office before the construction of of the railroad branch. No Hay In Wheeler. Merritt Frizzell who lives below Mitchell was in Condon last week on his way to the Yak ima country to investigate the hay market' He has about 800 head of cattle with but little for age to winter them. Should he And hay at reasonable prices, he will drive his cattle to that sec tion and fatten them for the Seattle market Mr. Frizzel reports tne crop prospects in Wheeler county as very poor. Mulching In Morrow County. The headers are out and the wheat is being cut and soon Mor row county will be in a condition to again furnish more than its quota of wealth to keep America at the head of the list of the wealth producing countries. The new method of mulching the wheat land is proving a sue cess in this county and while it is considerable work to go over the land three or four times those farmers who have no lazy bee in their bonnet will this year have as good a bank account as last year. W. J. Blake is sure that the new method of mulching is the thing as his wheat is forty-fold and will Rive him 40 bushels to the acre as a result of his using this method during the dry, sea son. From the lone Proclaimed Catholic Educators to Meet. One of the most important educational gatherings to meet in Portland during the month is that of the Catholic Educational Association of Oregon which wil! hold its sessions in the West Side High School building July 20 to 24, inclusive. The associa tion is made up of some twenty- two institutions conducted in this state and was organized July 1907 under the patronage of the Most Rev. Alexander Christie, archbishop of Oregon. The pro gram which has been received by the Globe promises to be except ionally interesting as many educ ators of renown will be in attend ance to take part in the institute. For a liuiilei time to induce you to lay in your winter's fuel. Five 0 rds fir and alder, wood cordt up at your plaoe of business or at vour residence in Condon, then sawed $40. Arlington Lumber Co. A. Scimitar wishes to announce that he has moved his shoe repai shop down to, his ranch and that customers may leave repair wor at Reisaoher'a harness shop. He will call for the work three times a week and when repaired will return same to the harness Bhop. The ehoes that are fixed will be found a. Reisaoher'a harness shop and those that are not called for within thirty days will be eold. Real Estate Transfer. The following real estate transfers have been filed for record in the county clerk's office. G A Berry et ux to Henry AThiessen lots 5 6 and 7 blk 31 in Condon $1850 Nancy J. Woodfln to Allie Portwood land 350 1 W. Lord et uz et al to Belle C King It 10 blk 50 Condon NKWestet uxtoGWand LGParmanland 100 U.S. to WmB Walker 150 ' acres cash entry J. C. Elrod to Edward Curran Its 4. 5 blk 5 in Mann's add ! 2500 S E & S C Dodson to J. O Elrod It 4, 5, block 5 iu Mann's add . 2500 Harriet A. Wood to J Fos ter Cook 8195 acres 1200 Geo. Welsohns et ux to 4. M M Mary N Mott lots 3, blk 14 in Clem 50 State of Oregon to Ray Rogers 40 acres 240 Anna Shroder to Ray Rogers 84.51 acres 1200 BUSINESS LOCALS 110 an acre forVfine stocic ranch of 1000 acres with over 300 acres of wheat land. See E. Curran over the post office. Good buildings, fine orchard, lota of water, well fenced and within 3 miles of Con don. (2,500 down, time on bal ance. The price of shingles is great ly reduced at the Arlington Lum ber Co. The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkards recommend "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guarau teed to cure your cough and guar anteed to be pure. Made from the bark of the shell bark or white hick ory tree. For pale by R. L. Hunt Pharmacist, and all dealers. Fashionable oututa for smart dressers. There is a touch of per fection In our goods that foils cri ticism. The S. B. Barker Co. Two homestead relinquishment (or sale near town, good land. See E. Curran War Against Consumption. All nations are endeavoring to to check the ravages of consump tion, the "white plague" that claims so many victims each year, Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds and coughs petfectly and you are in no danger of Consumption. Do not risk your health by taxing some tinkown preparation when Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and certain in results. Condon Drug Co. Goods priced in a manner thai will bewilder and delight you. The 8. B. Barker Co. See Stephenson's Slock of StylisM Summer bhocs. m a - A Revelation It Is a revelation to people, the severe cases of lung trouble that have been cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. , It not only stops the cough but heals and" strengthens the lungs. L. M. Rnggles, Reas- nor, Iowa, writes: "The doctors said that I had consumption, and got no belter until I took Foley' Honey and Tar. It stopped the hemorrhages and pain in my lunge and they are now as sound as bullet."!, Condon Drug Co. IN ONE OR MANY COLORS . 11 . . LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK lint u taw at ustui Him OC3C 0 MCCORMICK HEADERS DUNN BROS.. Trio. 11 t The Palace liotel tarnishes first-class wnrcl mhI rooms to their pittrnni at reasonable rates. Try them a wk. The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs, cold, throat and lung trouble. No opiates. Noa-alcoholic Good for everybody. Sold every where. ' The genuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR U in a Yellow package. Refuse substitute. Prepared only by Foley A Company( Chicago. Condon Drurj Co. Oregon SllOITLlNE aw union Pacific V TRAINS EAST DAILY Thronffh Pullman itandard and tonr- iit ilceplng can daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Spokana; tonriatileaping car daily to K ansa, city ; throagh Pullman tonriit leepinir cara (oerionallr conducted) weealy to Chicago, reclining chair can iteata trea) to the Eaat daily. LOW RATESI Ticket to and from all parti of tha United 6tatu8, Canada and Europa. For particulars call on or addram D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. 1. 0 Jt TIME TABLE EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON No. 2 Chicago Special . No. 6 Atlantic Ei press. ..1 :20 P. M. .12:45 A. M WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portland Special .3:10 P. M. No. 5-PaciSc Express. 3:48 A. M. CONDON BRANCH. '; , No 11 teavpd Condon daily (except Sun day) at 7Vj A. M. Arrives at Arling FOLEY S H0NEYTAR Ho o ci Mo ton at 11:10 AMt.No.l2 leaves ArlinyuW rtaily (eicept SamlayVLxauJf Oc 3 c wSESiffiifOwfjfwrfVirllT McCormick Machinery EXTRAS. l pmmp. tMXatmri rn all eoDntr1f,or HO fit. TRADCMARK. I iTMU suul CuDmul.u ranria. Ittred. end ttkefc-ti. Modal or PlMrto. (or Um report on ptnithmty. all usics tTmCTLV COwrtOKMTiAL. raw pnctce I Ibookonituw to otni n iDd hell paueau. YV hiU m TfrnttoMwilt pa. How to K & pturtnrrjind other Wuteawakw ttiVMitot Jumlit hM Mir V tbuinums uuornuuuB. rvni xree to my tvlareot. I D. SWIFT h CO. 1501 Seventh St, Washington, D. C. Confectionery j Soft Drinks I Candle, Nut and Fruits in Season. Ciirart and Tobacco Caty club room in connection L. T. PRICE, Condon i rOIElKlEIttYCUTo akae KMeeya aa Blaedar Right ,.WAVW.VV.VtVV..V..V...VV..4V.V.V.V.V.VV.V hiDWARD f resident; N. Farnswoth, Cashier; ; " ' No. Capital $25,000 Does a General S No matter how large, no matter hew 'small,' this Bank S will give your business the careful attention which its S personal interests warrant. Your patronage solicited. S Drafts issued on all parts of the 1L IAUER. rmUot GiLLiAM COUNTY BANK Capital SO.OOO 1 Transacts a General Banking Business. IV nu elic and Foreign Rxrtianire bouitht andaoM. Dtnetora-a. B. BARKER. JAT BOWCRMAN, C. O. . KiiiaACBEU, K. T. COX. CONDON, THE PALACE HOTEL U. S. CARNINE, Proprietor. MOST comodiou8 Hotel in the city. Table supplied . . with the best the market affords. Special atten tention given to the comfort of guests. . :: 300 0 o n and fAOCUPCO AND DEFrNDtD "r"-1 drutf orphoto.farepert March ud n m inNilt. Ira. adrlc. how IWIW, ma Mm I WH". IN ALL COUHTBIia. I Bmomtn direct with WmiUmgtau tmt Hmt, I momqrmndefuntktpaUnU I Write arnmalo MX I I aU SnAk atow VntMl Mtttt hlHk aOM,! WASHINOTOM, 0. e. I UK Tradc Marks Dcsk-n COFVRtOHTS AC- Quick 17 ascertain our opinion rrM wfaather u Invatitton la probablr pataittaMa, Coat mantra ttonastrtctlrroiiUdaiiUal. HANDBOOK on PatauL sent free. Ulrteat asencr for aecunnc patent. Patents taken through Maun 4 Co. raealv tptcial tunica, without ehanrtt, im. tta janTniM fwdln xkAtrb and deoer tptton m scienuiic Jitnencait mlau.it.ii of anr acientllla VmrnaL A hanffaomefy Ulnatrmtwl wttly. I jiraeat etiN Arir : four monLha. AL Bold br all nawadealara. Terms. 3 .. Branca OUea, OS r 8UWariUnatoa.D.C. 13 CI u ft I wVllMi 60 YEARS' jL- EXPERIENCE "m. r A Asdrkw ureiner, Vice-I'refident; g Wsi. Wehri.i; F. M. Pliter 7059. Profits $5,000 Banking Business g world. Strietlv home institution J C 0. rOKTVOOD. CasUe roRTwooo. i. r. OREQON jf,. t-