Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, September 25, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. "THE S'jiOOL Of QUALITY"' Tenth and Morrison, PoriUm. Oregon A. P. Arm trot)?, LL.B., Principal , C.W occupy J wo fluor'tby 100 feet, hv $ao,ooo equipment, employ a largt faculty, , 'individual instruction, receive more call for office help than we ca nwet Our echool admittedly lead all other In Suion'ila;, It pay to attend tuch an tnrtltutlon. C.U BiwiauM Ma I hammering iw,r ttrlating1y ea thorough work. It will win out In tin sod.. Mi M EjBC,ton "Tht quality of in.truo tioa given la your school m.k It t!l, ,Un,rd of It kind in the North." COpcn all the year. Student mltteiitany time. Catalogue free. Reference t Any bank, any b,s T4p-f My buslnsss nun la Portland; 1 qnnvnArvannn nnvt AAAnvuw if 1 OF LOCAL INTEREf ; axntnnnr&inMnnnnnruvwuy uj , Henry Fk'tcher made The Dalles on Suturdn 1 1 rij to icvr returned from the Rone Mr. II. E. Si Saturday eveniru uty wnereanvhAabeen vlaitlng for the past 5fvnth Mini NoWekh came up from MingM Saturday to spend Sun- "y undon and vUit a few V.ah Mr. and Mm. F. T. iburt. t , H. M. Larkin, agent for the Combined Harvester came in, s the Flyer Saturday evening k after business in this sec fl? ;rt'ports that business ,;. t thi territory is very t t: t! iv As wl Harvest ball given ry last Friday even to be an enjoyable . . Lawson, the man .1 o3 the affair aucces- ful!. I ; very one appeared to enjoy tho occasion. 1 Arthur Sclilllinjf is in the em ploy of tR. Walther-Williams Hardware Cor in The Dalles. ..'Hehaa a position in the hard wire department Evidently he Intends to keep in touch with v "'everything of interest in this vicinity as he has ordered the , Globe sent to hia new address. The young people of the Pine Ridge neigborhood had a merry good, social dance last Friday evening given by Selby and Lyons. A supper was served and the affair was much enjoyed by the trippers of the "light fantastic." Mrs. S. C Dodson made a trip to the big ranch at Clem the first of the week. Edward Morgan of Mayville, passed through Condon the latter Dart of last week to transact business in The Dalles. Mrf Belle Frost, daughter of " i ma?. TV. ...J itecotaer ana airs, riwmauriti: ii the guest of her parents. Mrs. Frost resides In Seattle, Dr. Joseph Sanders, the vet erinary surgeon, has his head quarters at Pauling's Drug store and will answer all calls. LET AN EXPERT tin ynnt repair on Wth 'dim nr Jewtlrv. WlllUmn iho Jawxlitr anil (inula! UtitUUu. N. MlH Slruot Mrs. S. E. Purvine returned tc this city last Friday from a twe months' visit in Salem with rel jtives. Mrs. Purvine attended the State fair before returning. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. D. B. Thomas yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. AI Moore return ed from Portland last Friday evening where they had been to look over property interests. They expect to make the Rose City their future home and will move next week. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Carnine loft for a two weeks visit in Portland on last Saturday. Mr. Carnine expects to enjoy a rest since he has leased the Palace hotel. J. D. Estes, the contractor and builder, will finish the three buildings in Clem this week and expects to start Monday on the Monahan & Murtha ten-room house on their Rock Creek ranch. Mr. Estes is prepared to start in on any contract that may be brought to him. His work in the past in this vicinity will in sure the best and most satis factory recommendations. See him if you are thinking about building. Herbert Schilling, of Condon, who attended school here last year, is again in attendance at the Academy. Forest Grove News. G. E. Rudolph who has been working during the harvest sea son for Wni, Ebbert, left Tues day morning for Banning, Calif., where his tlsttr is critically ill and not expected to live. Miss Lillian Ranney has re turned from her vacation and will receive pupils in music. Any one interested may call. . Res idence studio, comer 3ummit and Church Streets. Q M JP" " TheBest in Clothes for All! 3 CZ3 C o W'im. Intelrst Many. Every person ahoiiUl know thai giod health I impossible If the kidney are deranged. Foley' Kidney Remedy will cure Kidney tnd bladder disease in every furm, 411(1 will duiki up ana strengthen these organ o they will perform their function properly. No dan er of Hrighl' disease or diabetes if Foley' Kidney Remedy it tak en in time. Condon Drug Co. o n C. R. Baker of Blalock, attend ed to business matters in the ounty seat this week. Loyd Gibson, of Olex, spent jeveral days in Condon the fore part of the week. Bee Stephenson' Stock of Stylish Summer Shoe. C. J. Bright, deputy district attorney for Sherman county was in Condon during the week in at tendance on the circuit court Qeuatco Roofing, the bent on earth, for sale. Arlington Lumber Company. Wm. Irvine, of Arlington, was a Wheat City visitor the fore part of the week. When Trifle Become Trouble. If any person suspects that their Kidney are deranged they ihould take Foley' Kidney Remedy at once and not risk having Bright' disease or diabetes. Delay gives the disease a stronger foothold and you should not delay taking Fql ey' Kidney Remedy. Condon Drug Co. James Murtha was in Condon Sunday from his Rock Creek sheep ranch. Fashionable outfit for smart dresser. There ia a touch of per fection in our good that foils cri ticiaut. The S. B. Barker Co. Subscribe for the Globe! It's newsy every week, because it gives the news while it is news. MAYVILLE FAIR OCT. 8 AND 9 EVERYONE INVITED BASEBALLI FOOTBALL! BIG STOCK SHOW L A. Miller and Frank An drews, of Lone Rock, were Con don visitors over Sunday. Foley' Orino Laxative is a new remedy, an improvement on the laxatives of former years, a it doe not gripe or nauseate and h pleasant to take. It is guaranteed. Condon Drug Co. W. W. McPherson, of Clem, was a Condon visitor the first of the week. Special price on Barn Billi See the Arlington Lumber Co. The Condon Meat & Ice Gompanu Is prepared to supply everyone with the best of meat from their shop meat that is kept durintr, these warm day 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. 1 C E Keep Cool with the pure home frozen product. 100 pound cake 75 o Less quantities lc per lb. Phone calls for either meat or ice promptly ana- , . wered and delivered to . home or place of business 1 at anytime of the day. roimKciJiMAn r -rrl T - I I t ..?JV vA " I Bines $16 SUITS Are World Famous. The Clothes of the sea sonOvercoats and Suits and Trousers at all prices from $7 to $27. fl If We have just been APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE ACENTS of the Washington Tailoring Co. of Chicago Makers of LADIES' Tailor Made Suits Skirts and Coats. , Let us take your order. TT TXT XT TTPr T "a - - g-:'r f-"iftr-.-'.-' 'if-'- - r- -rtr-!l Tlie Palace hotel famishes first-class ward and rooms to their patrons at reasonable rates. . Try them a week. FOLEY'S HOUEYTAR Tha original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coag-ha, colda, throat and tuna; troubles. No opiates. Noa-alcohollc Good for every body. Sold every where. The genuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR Is la a Yellow package. Kef use substitutes. Prepared only by Foley A Company, Chicago. Condon Drug Co. The O. K. 8)RBER Shop FRAMK OOUOEN. rreprleter Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Baths in Connection. One door north Gilliam Co. Bank Bldg. mi OREGON SllOJLlfsE AJtaUMort Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Through Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping ears daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Bpokane; tourist sleeping car dailj to Kansss city ; through Pullman tourist sleeping cars (personally conducted) weeny to Chicago, reclining chair cars isesta free) to the East dail. LOW R ATES I Tickets to and from all parts of the umwa eukies, vsnana ana .Europe. For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent 0. Q EAST BOUND FKOM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special .1 :20 P. M. No, 6 Atlantiq Express.. ..12:45 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 1 Portland Special..... .S10 P. M. No. 5 Pacific Express. . .. .-,.3:48 A. W. C0N1X)N BRANCH. No 11 leaves Oondon daily (except Sun day) st 7:4s A. M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11 :1Q AM. No. 12 leaves Arlington daily (except Sunday) at P. M. ar rives at Corsdon at 3 :4s P.) : v Confectionery Soft Drinks Candies, Nats and Fruits In Season. CHrsrs and Tobacco Coxy club room in connection L.T. PRICE. Condon ( ALBERT DAMS Livery and Feed Stable Our Livery Ftock ia Fimt-CT. Beststtention to boarding Stock. Your Patronage is Solicited. SPRING 8TREET Condon Oregon wtl4 60 YEARS , EXPERIENCE PoiHSHniiYaiii Makes kUdseys mm4 Bladdar Right V EXPERIENCE mm A Tnaor Marks I CoevmoHTa Ac. HtlTOH wmrtlng ttiketrh mnd dwsrrlnf kr mmf )Dtklr turnssrtMt'k or ofMntfHi fre whetfipr an tnretittttn i prthtfl y p.HieittaMf. ('(iinnumtrA UoiuiiitricilrrtHitklmtilttl. HANDBOOK 011 1'affritu Witt free. (fMt cupiiry for i'urtniT iwlMttA. Fiet tafctni ttmrtith Mum A tu, i-ko1t ttcHU n4U4, wtthfitit chrtreo, la Lb Scientific America:,. A hiinm!r iHnttnt! wktr. Tjtrroflt rtr. aentalloit ut anr f'teriltllu itrtinl. Termn. $3 II Tf:tr: four tnunUassv ft. Suld bjull newsiifatoni. ' filUKN ft Co-,B Kew York Broach Oflloa, 62S V 8t WMhlouiun, D. C Edward Dunn, President; Anixrkvt Gkkinfk, Vice-President ; S Farnswoth, Cashier; Wm. Wkhkm; P. M. Putku. ; H0.70S9. ; 5J.E pil55 OTOC Op WpOfl Capital $25,000 Prollts 55.000 Does a General Banking Business: No matter how large, no matter how small, this Bank ; will give your business tlie careful attention which its personal interests warrant. Your patronage solicited. ' (Drafts is8uedonall parts of tJie world. Strictly home institution. V , laXOU rraiSsst UT aOWHIUUH. Tfcr-fU.it C 0. fORTWOOD. CmMb GILLIAM COUNTY BANK . Capital $50,000 Transacts a General Banking Business. Pc- ' mestic and Foreign Exchange bong lit and soil. DtrMtMS-4. . UABKIR. JAT BOWIRMAN, a O. PORTWOOD, J. f. RBiaACHKR. . T. UOX. CONDON, OREGON THE PALACE HOTEL MILLER BROS. & ASHPAUGH. Proprietors. MOST comodious Hotel ii tlie city. Table supplied witti the best the market aflbrd. Special uttcn tentiou given to the comfort of guests. :: :: :; Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON, OREGON v