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Newspaper Page Textt-MTHE SCHOOL Tenth and Mn, PortUnd. Oroo A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal CWt occupWo floor 6s by 100 feet, have a fao.oco equipment, tmploy a M faculty, give Individual instruction, receive more calls for office helthan we can meet Our Khool admittedly leada all Clher. In qtylifr of int ruction. It paya to attend auchin institution. CUU ' Keep hamm.rin, a.y .mUMlngty oa thorough work. Itw!ll H,t intu, ,nd. IU14 M EJaeetert ' "The quality of liutruc ob flrta la your eUool m.ke It the standard of lu kindle the Nortbwtrt." COpen 1I the jrejr. Student admitted It any time. CaUlogue free. IUferiKai Uny baa, any aewapapw, any busloeea mu la Portland.' I ITEIV15 OFJLGCAL INTEREST aw vwvuwuuuui rvrvru uwvn uvrfi Mrs. Luelli Vaughn, who has been visiting1 relatives in this city, returned to Portland Wed- ncaday. Herbert Clarke was a pas sen- gerpntho flyer Monday for Ar J lington where he will visit with relatives for a few days. A, IX; Jbbertson, of the In terior ahouse Co., returned Monday evening from a week's vUit with friends in Portland. 4 " -' 1 TT i r -rlf you have anything to trade v ' exchange, rent or sell see to it rf that you use Th Globe Wants. W Hillie'RIrt left for The r y!a iucsuay morning xor a 'visiiwiin ner parents, ..' " if. .'..,..1 f o n 4 ;. JaVfies Donaldson of The Dalles, i- is, taking the place of C. W. ' Youjpjr;.. aa bajrgafr man on the C!dd5iranch tin week. Mr. Young has not been feeling well for some jfiitJe titne a.yi will take a short voNUon. Fred Teinlan Who ? has been working for Frank Golden in the 0. . bnfber shop, left Tuesday morning for other fi eildi of labor. JVd had not decided where he Fould locate but intended to stop in Arlington for some time. R. L. Hunt, the druggist, re turned Wednesday evening from a several days' business trip in the Rose City. While there Mr. Hunt had the pleasure of hear ing Judge Alton B. Parker, who spoke at the Heilig theater. Miss Mary Steiwer, of Fossil, was the guest of Mrs. C. 0. Portwood yesterday, having come as far as this city to accompany her friend, Miss Blanche Huston, who was returning to her home in Portland after u week's visit in Fossil. Mr. and Mrs. L Renri, of St, Paul, Minn., arrived in Condon Saturday to make their home in this city for some time. Mr. Renri is a barber and has taken the place of Fred Weiman in tha 0. K. barbershop. He is an ex perienced workman. .' While Mrs. Paul Brunzel was waiting for the train Wednesday afternoon, having left her team of horses standing unhitched, the animals became frightened at the engine switching toward the roundhouse and started on a dead run towards home, crossing the track a few feet in front of . the locomotive. In their mad cap chase down the road the top was torn off the buggy. No other damage resulted. We can save you money on Harvest clothing. See us before buying Weigel & Rice. Mrs. Claude K. Andrews and daughter went to Goldendale Wednesday, having been unable to hear over the phones regarding the condition of Mrs. Andrews' feftece, Alice Thompson, who sus w tained a stroke of paralysis a few days ago. Special prices on Barn Bills. Sue the Arlington Lumber Co. LET AN EXPERT Do your mplr on W(nh Icinaki or Jowalry. WlllUmi mJ- the Jeweler and Gradual eP"'"'" 11 opUcUo. . Main Stmt OT QUALITY M. J. Tiernev. of Arlington. was in Condon Wednesday to at tend the funeral of his little cousin. C. W. Young, the baggage man on the "flyer" who has been ailing with some kind of back lameness, left Wednesday for a trip to Portland and Spok ane combining rest and business. J. E. Reynolds and wife, of Arlington, were Condon visitors Wednesday, registering at the Oregon hotel Charles Cason and familv. of Lone Rock, made a short visit with his brother. J. B. Cason of this place. Thev left for their home Wednesday. Monument enterprise. Erret Deck who has been in this city for the past year driving the hotel bus and the laundry wagon, left Monday for the old home on the Atlantic coast. He will visit relatives in Nebraska for a few weeks before contin uing eastward. The Arlington Lumber Co. has had a force of men at work the past week raising their ware house in this city. The floor is to be greatly strengthened and braced thus enabling the com pany to store a far greater num ber of sacks of grain than in previous years. Mrs. J. Irby and little daugh ter, of Laramie, Wya, are guests of Mrs. F. T. Hurlburt this week. Mrs. Irby has been vis iting friends in Portlandand at various points in Eastern Oregon for several months and expects to return to Wyoming in a few days. The 0. R. & N. Special rates between the North Beach resorts and every railroad points on the Harriman system; from Condon the fare is $12. Inquire of agent for further particulars. While endeavoring to show the speed of his horse in the hopes of making a sale, at the race track late Sunday afternoon. Wm. Brunzel, of Brunzel & Son, sustained a severe fracture of the left leg just above the ankle. The horses were running at good speed when the animal ridden by Brunzel tried to break through an opening in the fence enclosing the track. Fearing that the horse would drag him along the fence and thus injure him, Brunzel jumped off but in the leap twisted his ankle and fell in such a manner as to break his leg. Dr. Wood was called to reduce the fracture. $10 an acre for a fine stocK ranch of 1000 acres with over 300 acres of wheat land. See E. Curran over the post oflioe. Good buildings, fine orchard, lots of water, well fenced and within 3 miles of Con don. f'2,500 down, time on bal ance. A Boon to Elderly People. Most elderly people have some Kidney or bladder disorder that is both painful and dangerous. Fo ley's Kidney Remedy has proven a boon to many elderly people as it stimulates the urinary organs, corrects irregularities and tones up the whole system. Commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and be vigorous. Sold by Condon Drug Co. J. E. Hunt, the hardware man, returned from a visit with rela tives and friends in the Rose City on Wednesday. We are agents for the Jones Light Running Mower. Noted for Stength and Simplicity. Patent Dumping attachments. W. L Barker Co. Walter Seale and Fred Weiman went over to Hardman last Sat urday to take in the broncho busting contest, ball game and big dance. I An array of bargains, sterling qualities and lowest price. 1 lie 8. B, Barker Co. Mrs. Jay Bowerman left yes terday for Portland, where Bhe will be under the care of an ex pert optician. Genasoo Roofing, the bent on earth, for sale. Arlington Lumber Company. C. A. Danneman, of Clem, was in Condon Tuesday. Goods priced in a wanner that will bewilder and delight you. The 3. B. Barker Co. Mrs. B. T. Snell, of Arlington, came up to Condon on Wednes day evening to attend the funeral of little Mary Sybel Tierney. Attention, Asthma Sufferers. Foley's Honey and Tar will give immediate relief to asthma suffer ers and has cured many eases that had refused to yield to other treat inent. Foley's Honey and Tar if the best remedy fur coughs, colds, and all throat and lung trouble Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by Condon Drug Co. See Stephenson's Stock of Stylish Summer Shoes. Two homestead relinquishments ht sale near town, good land. See E. Curran John Maidment and L. A. Miller were Lone Rock people who transacted business in Con don the fore part of the week. i Cured Hay Fever and Simmer Cold. A. S. Nusbaum, Batesville, Ind iana; writes: "Last year I suffered for three months with a summer cold so distressing that it inter fered with my business. I had many of the symptoms of hay fev er, and a doctor's prescription did not reach my case, and I took sev eral medicines which seemed only to aggravate it. Fortunately I in sisted upon having Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me. My wife has sinco used Foley's Honey and Tar with the Eame success. cold by the London Drug Co. The Condon Meat & Ice Company Is prepared to supply everyone with the best 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. We are also turning out a ton and a half of ICR every twenty four hours. C E Keep Cool with the pure home frozen product. 100 pound cake 75 o Leas quantities lo per lb. Phone calls for either meat or Ice promptly ans wered and delivered to home or place of business at anytime of the day. is Your Property For Sale? W u tonunllr tKiMni InmlrlM tram ll puiiol tfca Umiad sum fur fumt, Vlwruili and Coumry an4 City Horn, oa ih Pacific Coin. If yoat brotwnr U for h! m inall b (ltd lo piact ll oa ouriirt. and put you in direct corroipcmdanco will lana aamboi of poaalblo buyara. Addrata, TOWN COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. 00. aO dnOHOOM T ajAN MANCI(CO, OAI O CIS c 0 3C L O O K at your old- hat "See yourself as others A New Walk This Way ! ! for Shoes of all leathers in your size the world wide famous BROCKTON SHOES have just arrived. Up to date in every particular The Pla hotel Inrnittiet firt-rlM ard ami ronuis to tlieir patrons at rraaoniible ratet. Try them a week. HOtJEYTAR The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs, colds, throat and long; troubles. No opiates. Nofl-alcoholic Good for everybody. Sold everywhere, The genuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR la in a Yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Prepared only by Foley A Company, Chicago. Condon Drug Co. Oregon Si .outline Union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Through Pullman standard and tear lit sleeping ears daily to Omaha, Chi cago, 8pokan; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman tourist sleeping cars (personally conducted) weedy to Chicago, reclining chair ears laeata free) to the East dally. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all parts of ths United States, Canada and Europe. For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. & EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. M. No. 6 Atlantic Express., . .12 :16 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portland Special. 3:10 P. M. No. 5 Pacific Express..... ..3:48 A.M. . CONDON BRANCH. No 11 leaves Condon daily (except Sun day) at f.4s A. M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11 :10 AM. No. 12 leaves Arlinetnn daily (except Sunday) at 11:45 P- M. ar rives at Condon at 3 -.45 P, M. FOLEY'S 3C in the latest Style will only cost you a few dollars. We have the latest and the best Come in and see. The 0. K. Shop FRANK OOLDEN. ft-oprtetor Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Baths in Connection. One door north (iilliam Co. Bank Bliig. Confectionery Soft Drinks Candies, Nuts and Fruits in Season. Cigars and Tobacco Cosy club room in connection L. T. PRICE.' Condon rOLEYSIaJEIilYCUTj Mafcea KMtMye aiaaj BlaaMer Bight 3 Zbm3 CI Edward Dunn, President; Andrew Greiner, Vice-Prenident; N. Farmsw,)th, Cashier; Wm. Wehri.i; F. M. Pmter. S No. 7059. i I Capital $25,000 D06S a General JNr matter now large, no matter hew email, this Bank 15, will give your business the careful attention which its ' personal interests warrant. Your patronHue solicited. i Drafts issued on all parts of the i. a. itttU rraaaiol (AT tOWESatUt, GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital $450,000 Transacts a General Bunkintr Business. Po mestic and Foreign Exchange bonglitand sold. Mtstors-. . BAKKER. JAT BOWERMAN. C 0. PORTWOOD, J. F. KE1SACHR, r. t. cox. CONDON, THE PALACE HOTEL U. S. CARNINE, Proprietor. MOST comodious Hotel in the city. Table supplied u with the best the market affords. ' Special atten tention given to the comfort of guests. :: :: , :: Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON, OREOON i G30 0 II and see You." Hat J. J. Portwood LIVERY and FEED STABLE North Main Street. .yM,fV 60 YEARS . EXPERIENCE D 1xaai pvap M skates Anynnetiltn( ftafcatrh ami dew i it ton may Qnlcfcly asoamnin rwir opinion fr liUr an nvafiMna ra provable- patent Ah I. 4'onimunrra. thtaMriettrcoitU.tentlal. MAN0600K on Paiauu mit frrxa. ul1fjt umiry fur afiourtiiir patent. FateMtta taken thniuah Muim A Co. nolM iMtUa, without chart, IA tb Scientific JMricatt A han1omf tl Inert rat "t wfc!f. I-anr? e!r. ealatkut of an? sHitMitltfa ttmrnai. Teroia. $3 ruir: four luontiM. $L tk04 by all neadealrB. MUNM & Co.' New York attack omx. a r Bt, Wufcuuio ix u Profits $5,000 :. Banking Business world. Strictly home institution. Tkj-rmiiuat C 0. rORTWOOD. CuUr OREOON i ami