Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, October 02, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI- HE-CONDON GLOBE HARTSHORN & MEUKSSE palillaheti. FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 1908. NEWS OF THE WEEK Remember not to forget the ntertalnment at the ConKrega tionul church. Daok to Old Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. John Dyuartand two children left "Monday morn- nir for a five-month vmit at the old homo in Dluirifowrce, Scot land. They are looking forward with plcanant anticipation to an enjoyable reunion with rel atives and friends. They have not been back to their native ind since ten years a?o. The DysarU will spt;nd some time In several of the larger eaHternf cities before embarking for old Scotland. Mrs. Elia Hizen will leave in a few days for an extended vitit with her parents at the old home in Minnesota. Ceortre Wasson was a passcn get on the flyer Monday on his way to The Dalles and i'ortland to look after business interests. T. A. Brandon of Wallowa, before returninir home this week nlaced his name on the fastly Increasing subscription list of The Globe. Mr. Drantlon for merlv lived in the southern part of the county and had come to look over some of the familiar haunts of twenty years ago. He is now an extensive stockraiser. Dr. Joseph Sanders, the vet erinary surgeon, has his head quarters at Pauling's Drug store and will answer all calls. Miss Lark in. of Clem, was a Condon visitor over Sunday. Kixwlal nrices on Ham Iiill . r r Hee the Arlington Lumber Co. Locate on Valuable) Tract. A snecial to the Oreaon Jour nal from Hood River says: "Not withstanding the fuct that apple land at IIkkI River h at a pre mium and that the valley been scoured by investors who have been looking for something easy, P. Cotton, a Condon man, came here recently and succeeded in locating 1G0 acres of unim proved land estimated to be worth $50 per acre." The tract filed on was thought in lx deeded but investigation conducted by Mr. Cotton dis closed the fact that it was not and he filed on it Saturday. The land is situated ten miles from the town of Hood River. See Stephenson's Stock of Stylitli Summer lioe. THE WHEAT CITY. Tho Condon High School wil have its first graduating class in June 1909 when a number o young mon and women will walk out of the portals of the local in stitution. At present there arc seven members in the class four girls and three boys. The class will meet in a week or so, elect officers, select a class motto and class colors and will put on a the airs of a college class. Some Land Bargains. The best Cattle ranch in Gil liam county, 16-10 acres, $10 pet acre. It's worth investigating. Splendid Wheat and Hog ranch, 1000 acres, $10 per acre. The finest wheat ranch in Ore gon, one "and one-half miles from Condon. 9G0 acres, $30 per acre; crop payment Also other fine ranches. ' See E. Curran, Condon, Or. Georee Walther returned yes terday from a business trip tc Gilliam county. He says that Condon is called the Wheat Citj being the receiving depot foi more wheat direct from the pro ducer than any other town ir the United States. And that Ritzville, Wash., lost that honoi to Condon a year ago when 170t car loads of wheat left Condor for shipment Condon is a towi. of about 800 inhabitants. Tht Dalles Chronicle. (In the last statement Mr. Walther was mis quoted for Condon's population is nearer t, 800 than 800.) If you have anything to trade exchange, rent or sell, see to it that you use The Globe Wants. Miss Lillian Ranney has re turned from her vacation and will receive uupils in music. Any one interested may call. Res idence studio, corner oummit and Church Streets. Attorney E. C. Ward of Gold- endale, was the, guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Thomas over bunday, An array of bargains, aterling qualities and lowest prices. Hie S. B, Harker Co. Reared in Sherman county near the spot since known as the De Moss Srr nes. the De Moss lam ilv has given that locality a name that will live after the bards have kim., tVw.ir rmrnn on the willows They have carried the native songs of Oregon into far distant Euroueand sung before dignita ries and crowned heads. Don't miss them, Saturday evening! The Condon Globe, the Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal and the I a- uifio Monthly all for 2.50 for a year, subscribe now. Wm. Brunzel went to the Rose Citv Monday with a carload of the best horses that have ever left this county. "Not a horse in the bunch will sell for less hnn 117ft in the Portland mar ket," said Mr. Brunzel before trowing. - He exnecta to upend i the winter in California before returning to Condon. "When everything looks up i stumD And fortune smiles agin' you, Don't Pine. Swuce up- And show the world you got timber in vou" By buying your Lumber and Fuel from the Arlington Lumber Co. a Prlard In NHd. A tiipnVmr In Hi remit filiropslilr (ICiiglntnty election rein tee the follow- Inst linli'.i-nt: One Mum be spoke in th imultrv tuarki't at WnltcnurcD 't he nt-xt monilnd a young man etop- Ih IiIiii in the street ana eaia: I win looking well after you iot nlirlif 'I'll waiter expreatu-! furprlae at tlio llt-cwirlt V. The rouna man continued but atorr: 1 a tuuii- man come Into the meeting with Ii! coat pocket bulgln out In a way that made me uil-lou. Two of ti followed him In. He stood at tlif l'olc of the room, end we etood aiis on irli ilde of him. Gently but Annie w rirawed amltiM ulni. 1 nere wu a faint ersrkllng sound or irea lug ! (,-. and the man wa out or ac tlou Arm, Leg "i the Man. How nutny of ua bare noticed that a'k with our arm aa well aa with our lean? Blttiuf oo a graj iit nvartwiklna a aeiiaiila nromenado I wa truck liv the mechanical swing or tne ami of the stream of paaaerahy-tlie rlvht arm nlwava keen II K position wltD the left leg and the left arm witn tne right leg. Ity attempting to reverae the ordr of the awlna 1 found tbat I bad a tendency to progress like a crab. whils iVi (Tort to keen them Died by the side waa like the abutting off the eteam from the engine. Anus ana tee mnn irnrt be amended to anne. lege and the man! l-ondon Chronicle. Iiwi CeMe frwirea Commencing on October 1,1908 jQlJElSEOIIlTfS leiiers mauea vo ico whiku Kingdom of Great BriUin and Ireland will pay one penny per ounce. An average letter will go for two cents instead of five as formerly. Mrs. W. A. Darling is agent in this city for the famous tailors, Chaa. A. Stevens & Bros., mak ers of ladies' garments. Mrs. Darling is ready to take orders for suits, silk waists, skirts, etc Call at residence opposite Sum mit Hotel, Condon. DAVID CAIITVELL Blacksmith and Wagon Maker Work Guaranteed MACHINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Alt kinde of repairing On Bleek We el Mete Oreaea Venice Tee Wt For Her. a rnmin who recently returned from a trip to Europe aaye wet weath er bann't botbereJ thin couutry at an In "coinnar!on with what abe eaw hrmirl. Rha aave tbat tbey ran Into a town named Venice where the water covered every ttreet. and you couldo t get anywhere except in boat, one added: "You bet we oniy euyea uor day In that lob."-Kanaa City Star. Thinoa to Remember. tr wlio would naea bla declining rear with honor and comfort ahould K'lion vnune remember that be may one day become old and remember when be U old that be ha been once young. Addison. The Condon Mtft & Ice Companij la prepared to uily everyone with the bent of meat from their elmp meat that ie kept during: tlifce wiirin day in our .luring r)Oiii of a temper ature nearly down to freezing. We are alo turning out a ton and a half of I OK every twenty four hour?. I C E Keep Gool with the pure home frozen product. John Madden, Jr. of Lone Rock passed through Condon Tuesday on his way to Pullman, Wash., where he goes to enter the Washington State College. Tht Globe will follow every week tc keep him well informed on tht many interesting nappenings throughout the county. Woman' Curl'otity. "Woman's curiosity." nld Mr. Fletcher, "t a quality of mind beond tin iiiii ii unilcmtiiliillilL'. -Yen" suld Mr. Fletcher. "What inn ill. rou think of Hint T Tin. r...i m-iiniM of a oman that 1 aw downtown today. She followed a .mm ten block Juat to get to read a lat-nrd thnt waa fastened to bla back. ;iu. snottMl him at Thirty-fourth iiiwt. That was renllv the end of ber rlt-l made thnt out from something ti suld to another woman who waa too fat to Join In the chase but when hhu cnugUt lKht of that flaming red xMiir i li'il to the nian'a back her cu riosity got the better of her aud be net out lifter him. lie led ber quite a chaw acres town and downtown and ' n .rii l n. but she never weakened She tuKel faithfully along' In bis wake, and finally b got close enougn to read that notice." Mrs, Fletcher reflected a moment vn.ni Hl.l It mnvV ah asked it advised her to pet her teeth pull ed somewhere on Sixtn avenue, xtra. Flotcher thought again. "Where were yon all the time ahe waa trying to (lnd that-out r "Mer nld Fletcher. "Oh. t waa followltiR the woman. I wanted to aee If she finally cnught up with the man." -New York Time. in tin- course of a few year tne body tinlna Its full Erowth. but the heart mny grow forever. It I a pity tbat e few heart enjoy the privilege. Albany (Tex.i Newa Vio LzSo ai Mo AXD Shout Line Union Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY T"V u... . Pullman at n .1 -A mnA Ian, lat alMnfna fmrm Hail ti Omaha. Phi. caso, 6pokane ; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman tourist leemng car loersonsiiT conaucteai weedy to Chicago, reclining cuatr cart iKtU ire to ui im aauy. i ar ' ii .1 in i ii " 1 ,- . w JtL f I T-rt 'fJin r i boo I) LA: In Case of Accident You should have a bottle of pure old whiskey in the bouse. One yon-caa rcty upon. Tbat you know is right. Such a on i CYRUS NOBLE; (or die f rat time in 44 year now told direct to you. al thargaa piyai to tfc flies far 4.-l No daof er of refilled bottle wbea yon bey IH. No dsneer nf some cbean worth Icaa aubati tute beiag palmed off on you. We have been the distributers of this famous brand, selling wholesale only, for 44 year. Pure old honest whiskey eged in woed. Every bottle guaranteed. W. J. VAN SCHUYVER 8c CO. PBlaujtS ACEKTS baaUM 1864 I0S-I07ScSuPiWLOns W. J. Vaa Sclmyvar A C, iw-w Oan f I lUSW.asWl-t,l i iii lm.m mm Iraaaav 1 fawaaaw COWM CVaUS HOBU. Treasurer's Notice. . County warrants Class P., from S'or. 1 to 9(16, inclusive, and all preceedinjt count warrants a if layable on presentation at my iflice. Interest ceases September 12, 1908. J. A. MoMorris, Treasurer of tiilliam county, Oregoi. WALL PAPER PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH 100 pound cake 75 o Leon quantities lc per lb. Phono calls for either meat or iee promptly ans wered and . delivered to home or place of bunine at anytime of the day. J. D. Estes, the contractor ant builder, will finish the thret buildings in Clem this week and expects to start Monday on tht Monahan & Murtha ten-roon-house on their Rock Creek ranch. Mr. Estes is prepared to start in on any contract that may bi ! brought to him. His work ii the past in this vicinity will in sure the best and most satis factory recommendations. Set him if you are thinking about building. Oennco Hoofing, the bent oi earth, for sale. Arlington Ltimbei I Company. Jost& Phillips Clem. Oregon i Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Jilt-r(er;y jijoes forrer are Quararjteed ' to stand the hardest knocks. SNOWDRIFT FLOUR The Porcelain Secret. The porceloln Industry of Germany is comparatively young, say the Berlin Morgen Fost. and It development wo rapid. Although It I generally believed tbat the Chinese kept their processes of manufacture secret, junan s imusiu tlous of their voluminous encyclopedia show that thla Is not true. All who could have reud the work might have known also the porceloln secret, uut evidently no German fathomed the me chanical mystery until the apothecary' apprentice Bocttgar. 200 years ago. mude the first German porcelain at Dresden. Some year before he bad attracted attention by proclaiming the discovery of a method of changing base metal Into gold. King Frederick I. gave him orders for tho precious I metal, which the slxteen-yenr-old In- veutor could not execute, anu in tear be fled to Dresden and become a sub ject of King August the Strong. While nn.i.invnrinir to mnke sold he discover ed the porcelain secret and inscribed his door thus: "Into a potter was changed by Almighty God a mon who thought ho could make goia." A Puzila In Flour. TbUa anv number of three different figures, as 471. under it place the same figures lu reverse order, subtract tne lesser number and you will find that the middle figure of the result Is In variably 0. Why It Is so is something thnt nniv the most leorued mathemat ical scholars can explain. Here is our lease worked out: I T.LIn. n n niimlwi1. BAV. ............. ... 471 Reversing ngurei " .Subtracting, we have 297 . Further atlll. we can now reverse his number 207 In the same way and idd the two numbers and the result will always come lm Thus: rakina JJ5 Uverslng "K Adding, we have 10S9 Why should the answer always come out tho Bnuief Here's something for you to work over. LOW RATES1 Ticket to and from all parta of tht United Btatea, Canada and Euro pa . n - a - tor pvucuiari caia uu or auurvw D. TIERNEY, Agent EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2 Chicago Special 1 :20 P. M No. 6 Atlantic Exprei. . . .12 :45 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 It leaven Condon daily (except Sun day) at ?:A. M. Arrlvf at AHing ton at 11 :10 AM. No 12 leavra Arlinittm rfaily (except Sunday) at u:4S p- M "r rives at Conrion at j .45 P. M. SEEDS BUCUEH'S SEEDS SUCCEED I SPECIAL OFFER: JUS katM K. BMIneav A trial WUk maxa you our permanent cuewoier. lklM rAlli.nAfl ltBekk.ttwrittatlV 1 rilfiffi ''-" l.n,rlklndtiTM 11 the Aneet 1 W t iplerKfla : o.he. I heat wie. dVt I T-i.i.a..ri tnle-eiTmriMlMlaaU. Write ro-de; Mention thin Paper. n cpnin in cents l. sr. . 1 .v. t-.vi k laiU-atUraTllwalltar Uri a4 VUat Itoek. M 1 H. W. BockbM, "aeaaMSKVlv H. i A. 1y V.E.BUERKLE Shoemaker General Repair All work guar anteed. eAZT0T? i HOMESTEADERS, ATfEHTIOH J The Guibb 19 now prepared ' to publish notices of final I 1 proof. Call st our office and, c J get receipt and your notice 1 will appear in this paper. HruixnjvvriAnAnnAntnnj(ruvAnriro IN ONB OR MANY COLORS -. LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK largest and best aelect . ed stock in the County. Estimates furninhed on jobs as to material and labor. W. A. DARLIMC. O 4tm C wr,"' nil iwiiiaV 0 . . a Manr?ef'MfS n nXII!l-l OCTJO THE BEST in PRINTED STA TIONERY can be had at the GLOBE n PRIUTEBY CALL UP or SEE US about our Prices. Prompt Service and Work Guaranteed. ISTIt u 11 at ustiii msit Mi l o:o Ml m. 0 y tfm 0 OOQC300 tops Ua coue;h and Hmeim !