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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1908)
vr f "THE SCH OP QUALITY" Tenth and Morrlaon, Portland, 0a A. P. Armstrong, 1X.B., Principal C,W occupy two floors 65 by feet, have a JIjo.ooo equipment, employ a Urge faculty, give lndftnl Instruction, receive more calla for office help than we can meet jOur ichool admittedly leads all others la quality of Infraction. I Ly to attend audi an institution. Clil a Ruaiaeu Mm i " keep hamiJiing away everlastingly on thorough work. It will wl out in th end." Raid kEdiieatort "Th quality of instruc tion given in your school make It the stjLrl of iu kind to the Northwest" COpcn all the year. Student admitd at any time. Catalogue free. Rater nco I Any bank, say nawipnX, any bualoeaa man la Portland. I ITEMS 0F10M. INTEREST i ouuruuvnnnniArvfiniruiAiwiinro Jack Sheltorv,WTffrnyw iht Condonltealnfprtlitnd this week. Frank'! Arlburt. the Condon Natioml bank was in Arlington Mony. John Jackson fod family spent Sunday at the hoe of John Dy- s&rton Hay Crek. . , Frank Moore haa returned from a weeks outing at Carson Springs and report a good time. When answerirtjj-an advertise ment you saw in The Globe, tell itXa-youyxhjrt. It will be holpfultoua. s Tom Rogers and W. R. Kirk wood, two Mc Minnville business men, who were here over-Sunday returned home Monday. . ' Marsh Welsohns, of Clem, was n over-sunaay visitor in vonuon. J. M. Williams of Lone Rock was a business visitor in unaon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C Myers, of Lost Valley were Condon visit ors during: tiie week. Wm. Burns left Monday for a business trip to Portland and expects to be away several days, C E. Foster was slightly un der the weather a few days dur insr the week but has recover ed.... , Tracy Iiyons of Fine Ridge was in town during the week and stated that crops in his neighbornood were looking fine. Harvesting in that vicinity will soon be under way. All kinds and all sizes of Over alls at Wt-ifrel & Rice. KiiWril.fl for the Globe! It'n newsy every week. An array f bargain. Burling qualitiva and ,lowt priw-a. I lie rt. B, Barker Co. fienaeu Routing, th 't 011 earth, for aalu. Arlington Lumber Com pany.' ' 10 an acre for a fmo atocK ranc'u uf 1000 acrea with over ;5Kl acres of wheat land, fcee K. Ciirrun over the pout ollic. Good building, fine 'orchard, lota of water, well fenci'd and within 3) mile of Con Ion. 2,500 .down, time on bal ance. , , ' . . . The, fire department has re cently received a couple of mod- benefit and much more effective Iarm and Chai. Stevens 0f Lone Mrs. A. C. Stevens of Hood River was a business visitor in this section during the week, She spent a few days at the homes of F. B. Stevens of Poplar than the antiquated ladders for merly used. Steve Couture's residence in the west part of town which has just been handsomely remod eled, is receiving the finishing touches from the painters' hands this week. Rev. J. F. Heacock, Baptist City Missionary of Portland, who haa been conducting revival ser vices at the Baptist church here for the past two weeks, left for Portland Monday. The new Giant cherry, a cross between the Lambert and the Bing, created a sensation in the Portland market last week. There were some specimens that measured an inch and a half in diameter. Rock. Mrs. Stevens says her husband has sold his dray bust ness at Hood River nnd has pur chased a confectionery store. BUSINESS LOCALS Fred Sanders offers a bargain. ooc 0 3C V . W 0 MCCORMICK HEADERS For a limited time to induce you tolavinvour winter's fuel. Five cords fir and alder, wood corded up at you." place of buwincsa or at your residence in Condon, then sawed (40. Arlington Lumber Co. Fashionable outfit for smart dreasers. There ia a touch of per fection in our gooda that foils cri liciam. The 8. B. Barker Co. Two homestead relinquishments Jjr nale near town, good land. Bee E. Curran Miss Eva Wilkes, of Roanoke, Virginia, was the guest of her cousin, Mr. M. P. Wilkes, the forepart of the week, leaving Tuesday morning for Portland on her way to California. W. C. Wilkes, of Spokane, was also a visitor at the Wilkes home the first of the week. Fred Edwards and family have moved back to Condon. The haying season is over on the Ed wards ranch at Mayville w'th about fifty tons of first class fod der though the amount was not bo large as last year. Mr. Ed wards has rented the dwelling formerly occupied by the Hard man family. B. 0. Stebbins and family left Friday for various joints in Washington in search of a new home. They will spend some time at Kelso and will then go to Winlock and later may decide to go to Tacoma where Mr. Steb bins formerly lived. The Steb bins came to Condon three years ago and have made many friends, War Against Conaumption. All nations are endeavoring to to check the ravages of consump tion. the "while plague" that claims so many victims each year, Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds and coughs uetfectly and you are in no dangnr of consumption. Da not risk your health by taking some unkown preparation fthei Foley's Honey and Tar is Fafe ami certain iu results. ' Condon Drug Co. Goods priced iu a manner tha will bewilder and delight you. The 3. B. Barker Co. -. Bee Stephenson's Stock of Stylibh Summer Shoes. Prof. J. Potter who had charge ofjhe Fossil schools last year was in town this week for several days visiting friends before go ing to Fossil. Mr. Potter has been in Pendleton and Walla Walla for the past month and after a visit in the Wheeler county seat will return to Walla Walla where he will attend Whit man College during the coming school year. Your money not ours until you are satisfied with the goods you purchase. The S. B. Barker Co. D. B. Thomas and family, of Condon, Oregon, arrived here last Friday on a visit Mrs. Thomas being a sister of Attor neys E. C. and N. L. Ward. Mr. Thomas returned home the first of the week, but Mrs. Thomas will remain here for a few weeks. Mr. Thomas has a fine position with Kerr, Gifford & Co., being field manager for Gilliam county. Goldendale Sentinel. We can save you money on Harvest clothing. See us before buying Weigel & Rice. i The function of the kidneys is to (train the impurities of the blood which is constantly passing through them. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes the kid-ieys healthy. They will strain out all waste matter from the blood Take Foley's Kidney Remedy and t will make you woll. Condon rug Co. LET AN EXPERT Do your repair" on Wntehea l.loCKI orjwiry. milium o t'-i'-''Vv.?A , T .t'AvVv'i i 1 1 1 Y v V'v V A; o McCormick Machinery EXTRAS. and nTlNN RROS.. Trio V "ii'nf fj 1 "1 l!l d'liriini-'i iirl'-rirrw tSf m'mmm n The Palace hotel lornialiea firat-claaa ward ami rooina to their pHtrnni at reasonable ratea. Try tliem a week. FOLEY'S HONEYHTAR Delay in commencing treatment for a slight irregularity that could have been cured quickly by Foley's Kidney Remedy may result in a serious kidney disease. folevs Kidney Remedy builds up the worn out tissues and Btrenghteus these organs. Commence taking it to day. Condon Drug Co. The Condon Meat & IG6 Company Is prepared to supply everyone with the beHt of meat from their shop meat that is kept during these warm days in our storing room of a temper ature nearly down to freezing. VVe are also tun.SiK out a ton and a half of ICK every twenty - four hours. the Jawoler ami (li1le 1 n i n nrnirOii OpUciau. N. Malu Street VOliaoil LTUg IO, Real Estate Transfers. " The following real estate trans fers have been filed for record with the county clerk. Altic E. Myers to Cora E Grider 160 acres $ 2000 D W Loftin and wife to A R Collins lots Arlington 100 D W Loftin et ux to A. Wheelhouse Its Arlington 100 D W Loftin et ux to C W Shurte lots in Arlington 100 D A Moore et ux to D B Thomas 800 acres 13,000! D L Harris to State Land I Board 160 acres 1,200 J Foster Cook et ux to Harriet A Wood 91.92 a. 712.50 Patents issued by the U. S. to Altic Myers 160 acres, to Lydia E. Cummings 160 acres, to Lena E. Huffman 80 acres. The price of shingles is great ly reduced at the Arlington Lum ber Co. i Foley's Orino Laxative, the new laxative, stimulates, but does not irritate. It is the best laxative. I Guaranteed or your money back I C E Keep Cool with the pure home frozen product. KK) pound cake 75 e Less quantities leper lb. Phone calls for either ; meat or ice promptly ans wered and delivered to home or place of business at anytime of the day. imrns IN ONE OR MANY COLORS , , . LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK MTU At 10W at lalTIIII HO. til The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For consrha, colda, throat and lune trouble. No opiatea. Non-alcoholic Good for everybody. Sold everywhere. The genuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR ia ia Yellow package. Refuse substitute. Prepared only by Foley A Company, Chicago. Condon Drug Co. The 0. K. Shop FRANK GOLDEN. Proprleaer Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Ralhs in Connection. One door north Uilliain Co. Batik BUIg. J. J. Portwood LIVERY and FEED STABLE North Main Street. i Confectionery Soft Drinks I Candiee, Nut and Fraits in Season. Cigars and Tubai-co Cozy club room in connection L. T. PRICE. Condon mm&W Lkjo & Mo Oregon SHOipLME a union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Thronch Pullman atandard and tour ist aleepuig cara daily to Omaha, Chi capo, Kpokane; touriit aleeping car daily lo Kanaaa city ; through Pullman touriit leeoinir cara (Deraonallv conducted) weedy to Chicago, reclining chair cars taeata free) to tha Eait daily. LOW RATES 1 Tickets to and from all parti of tha United btntoa, Canada and r.urope. ot particulars call on or addreae D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. h 8 Jl. jjSh EAST BOUND FROM ARI.INliTON. M. M. No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. No. 6 Atlantic Express 12:45 A. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. .3:10 P. M .3:48 A. M. No. 1 Portland Special. No. 5 Pacific Express. . KlEYSIflBSiYCOli Make Kidneys and Bladder Right D 4 60 YEARS' V EXPERIENCE vV-S mm Tnaoc Marks r'r111 Copyrights Ac Anyone tmrtlnf amk4ch and dwription mf anlokiy nsrertMin mr ottitnn trv whMlwr us liiToiiitnn t pruhablf paientahlft. Vnmanlp. ttorwuficilycoiiddoiitraj. HANDBOOK onP(Mti eut trv. Oltteat aitwicy toe atecur.nn potent, FatHnt takftrt ttmMiBh Muitn A CO. rolT ayfrUlfMMtk, wiihrtcbrKax Lnth Scientific American. enlatlou if any cwnUBc Junriwl. Terms. $3 m jf:vr: four EDnntUa, $1. kil by all nawMtealan. l-0.36t8rh,.KWinrI Branch OBca. (36 F BU Wubunilun. D. C. Edward Dunn, President; Andrew Greiner, Vice-President ; g M. V ARNdW.)Tii, (J-snier; u m. hehrli; e. ai. tlitkb. No. 7059. rV Capital $25,000 Profits $5,000 Trnc- r.ononl RnlInri Ruclnocc? lUOO u Uuliviui uuiiiviiiy uuoiuuuor No matter how large, no matter how small, this Rank will give your business the careful attention which its jertoiial interests warrant. Your patronage solicited. j Drafts issued on all parts of the world. Strictly home institution. J. 1 UKE. rm-c- IAT tOWERBAlt. Tl-r C 0. KKTW00D. Cu- GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital $SO.OOO Tranaacta a General Banking Bnsineaa. Do- . mvaiic and Foreign Eichange bought and aoM. DUMtora-. B. BARKER. JAT BOWERMAN. C. O. FORTWOOD, I. f. UK18ACHB, R. T. COX. . . . OREGON CONDON, CONDON BRANCH. No 11 leaves Condon daily (except Sun lay) at 7ws M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11 :10 AM. No. 12 leaves Arlington ('ally (except Sunday) at:r P. M. ar rives at Condon at 3 :jr P. M. THE PALACE HOTEL U.S. CARNINE, Proprietor. MOST oomodious Hotel in the city. Table supplied with the best the market affords. Special atten tention given to the comfort of guests. :: :: Headquarter for Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON, OREGON
