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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1908)
ITEMS OF INTEREST FHI COilDOll JUID GILLIAM COUNTY 3 svrvnjiAnnArnnnAAnivujnjvrui Will Gross returned from tf stay of several days in Portland Saturday evening. A. L. Hudson, of Gooseberry, was a business transactor in Con don the fore part of the week. Marcus Portwood who went to the Rose City to see Buffalo Bill's show, returned to Condon Mor. day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Parman returned Monday from a visit in . western Oregon. Mrs. Parman was called to Park Place by the serious illness of her mother. R. R. Butler of this city, is to speak at the Pendleton Fair on "Political Day" on behalf of the Republican party. Other poli tical parties will be represented by orators. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson who have been visiting relatives in Clarke, Pennsylvania for the past two 'months returned to Condon Monday evening. Your money not ours until you are gatieGed with the goods you purchase. The S. B. Barker Co. VANT COLUMHJ WANTED, FOR SALE, LOST. FOUND, BTO. : AU tocaladTCTtiaranntarerao ander this head at the rate of MVS CENTS ru LINK EACH .ISSUE. Ii VOC hare anything to eU, orwla , to bay aiiythlm. or haw Ion any thing: TRY A . "WANT AD" in thU column. The renlt wtU tmprt' yin. Wanted to exchange for horses, good corner lot in best J residence district in Condon. Ap- : ply at this office. For SALE Post-office cabinet; about 50 call boxes, suitable for any country post-office. Will be , sold cheap. Inquire at this office. $5.00 Reward ' ,For information leading, to the . return of an iron grey mare. .weight about 950, brand P on left shoulder. 28t Cass A. Simpson. ' Thoroughbred Buff Plymouth Rock cjhickens for sale at C. W Young's. Condon. 3t ( Lost Clasp Pin flag-shaped with letters P. R. C. and crossed oars. Return to this office and receive reward. 1 For Sale A Cornish Organ, a good instrument Inquire at this office. ! Found A pair of spectacles with smoked glasses. Call at Globe office. tUIUTtn Local repreaentatiYea lor Con Vf Ail I CD ln and vicinity to look alter renewal! and Increase aHb- arrlption Hat of a prominent monthly magazine on a salary al.d commluiou baall. Experience deairable but not neeewary. Good opportunity fou right pvmon. Addreai Putiliaber, Box W, Button O, New York. Beautiful tatumr; $tyz$ ALL. HATS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ' BEST FALL. STYLES ' NEW SHAPES. NEW OOLOH8 AND SHADES TO SUIT EVERY FACE. . YOU ASE INVITED TO CALL AT MISS CREINER'S MILLINERY PARLORS CONDON AMUSEMENT HALL MYERS & WILLOUQHBY , Props. TOBACCOS An appropriate, retort in BILLIARDS CIGARS which you are invited to POOL CANDIES pend. a pleasant 'hour CLUB ROOMS MAIN STREET. CONDON a Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Laurence have returned from a few days' visit in Portland Jos. Friizell, of Lost Valley, spent several days in the Wheat City during the past week. Good priced In a manner that I will bewilder and delight you. The S, B. Barker Co, R. L. Hunt, now traveling salesman for the Clarke-Woodard Drug Co., was in town the first of the week. Mr. Hunt says that business is good and that he is well pleased . ' with his new work. - Mrs.4 Hunt and the chil dren are still in the east ' To raise good crops they must be properly planted. To be properly planted, you must use a good, reliable instrument' For a good, reliable implement use the Superior Drill. Miss Pearl Schott who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. G. Johnson for several days, returned to her home in Olex the first of the week. - Subscribe for the Globe! It's newsy every week, because it 1 gives the news while it is news. The News published at Wasco, issued last week a "harvest spe cial" It is unfortunate that the press work was so mediocre as to mar the attractiveness of the cuts illustrating an otherwise well arranged article. Yet such an effort reveals commendable enterprise and progress. The new management of the News is giving Wasco a good, weekly paper. Another change was made this week in the management of the Palace Hotel, by the Miller Bros, securing the interest in the business held by Ralph Ash paugh. , The management will continue - under the name of Miller Bros. John Crane, of Mayville, was a business transactor in Condon the first of the week. Is Yonr Property For Sale? We if ewMtaatlr nceMag laaalrlra fraai all anef la UnW turn k Kirns. Virai aa Caaanr a4 Cilr HoaM aa ta Parinc Cam. If yearpvoatirr Itfarailawaiaall ba ta la alar It oa mt lift, aaa aat To ta airacteomtaoaaaaca with a large aaaibaf f aoattMa aarata. Aaarata, a. TOWN 4 COUNTRY JOURNAL "111. CO. tuo JAcaaoM bt.. auui raAKCtaco, eat. DULBS tWUETS MUX SUCCEED! V s t SPECIAL OFFER: Mmm to Mid Mot toBtr. ftnitl-f"tlTW riiriii nnmn trial will Mak rem wrmaouDt eu. aaJaarw rat Malt law A. lAMMilf pAllaWM tie MwM W.!fttl (oriai Srmf H jtUkmJrUt. f Pa tUtf, Ft TalM, TH, Oa-iia, IViiafc, fear tkatt jImT, TC TO PLKini meatiom thla 7 .. takfl yaMfetaaaaut mir thta 4aafe aMtlMtt44.aiai la Qijjm 7m aj If- V J I rix J4H I, I will pm tm f Uk tat. Crilniha 1 f 1 BartatM . TbU BkUb. TaafMaaMM fmlwmtm WHMHI. Tate tail) tarta a aat. g IMUtU, tU. f l 1 11. A. Hartshorn, of The Globe, made a business trip to Portland this week. E. P. Mahaffey returned Mon day from a few days' visit in the Rose City. J as. Burns returned Monday evening from his eastern trip. He reports having had a good time but says that Condon looks good to him. The Alpha Club is one of the new organizations at the Univer sity of Oregon with which are affiliated a number of well known young men from this section Among them are Harold E. Hunt of Condon; Leland L. Steiwer and Thomas B. Hoover of Fossil. W. E. Nicoll who has held a position with the Recorder for several months left Monday even ing for Idaho Falls where he has accepted the foremanshipon the Register. Mr. Nicoll is a young man of ability and made many friends during his stay in this city. Elgin Recorder. C A. ' Brown went to Baker Monday morning to look after his sheep which have been sum mering in that vicinity. Mr. Brown has several thousand head which he will ship to Gilliam county for the winter. They will be quartered along Rock Creek. Mrs. M. P. Wilkes of Condon, with her daughter, Miss Bernice, is visiting Mrs. George Phelps at 400 West Third third street Miss Bernice has been here sev eral days and Mrs. Wilkes arri ved from Portland this morning. -The Dalles Chronicle. Mrs. Wilkes and daughter ar rived in Condon Saturday even ing after a visit of several weeks in Portland and The Dalles. J. R. Wells, the hustling auc tioneer and valuator, has been much in demand of late. Last Saturday he "cried" the Kargl sale and will be at the Geo. Gib bons sale at Mayville. Mr. Wells is the agent for the Washington Weederof Walla Walla, one of the best machines of its kind on the market Farmers will do well to consult him if in need of such an implement Advertised Letter For the week ending Sept 26, letters as addressed below re main uncalled for at the Condon post-office: Benston, Mr. Frank J. Eckles Mr. J. C. Horton, Mr. Harrsison These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Oct 10 1908, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say advertised" giving date of list. John F. Reisacher, P.M. Notice. The Board of Equalization for Gilliam County, Oregon, will meet at the Court House in Condon, Oregon, the third Mon day inOctober (Oct 19.) 1908 for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll for the year of 1908. . Geo. B. Dukek, County Assessor Gilliam County, Oregon. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Fonnded In 1844 New $50,000 building thit year. The COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS has strong, brain-developing courses. Other courses in Oratory, Music, Theology, Education, Medicine, Law, and in the Academy. 45 Professort. High Quality Instruction. , State Libraries afford superior advantages. For catalogue address President F. Homan ' Salem, Oregon tnenkaye,' Like cramping. "Moukeji r lu a clnM li.r tbtro vlvr." eulj I lie ctrvua tuna. "If out of llwin hm ml hulr bo l iur to I Aauxly wmiMr. TUc Ui PtitT 1 Iwavt tilt leader. Tlu'.r bang Kiatb r anil bow and avroi lefor the bow Juit like a guod many opl. Mou- with rvd fHiv aud Out ttvada will whip the life out of tlioa auialler than they ars but will ruu Ilka tba wlud .whrn It cotura to an vu break. A uioukry Hot la a funny apvctacle, Evaa la tba aaiu ram you will Hud group horded tottvttior a If thert waa aouM claim tllKllm-tlim and the line wort drawn tluhMy. If two of the big oue cttmo tintbor in row ,h otbvr gen orally atnnd o!f and lot them bavo It out, but If any of tbo little ouoa gvt to acrapplug then tbo fnthor and tuotbvr aro apt to mix lu. aud tho next atp la gouoral row. W't aoparato them by turning on tbo hot and puulaU them by loi'klug up the drn o that tuey cau not tvt any pvauuta from th crowd and bold back tbelr men la. Tbla plan puta them on tbelr good bohartor for awhl'o at bait Tho monkey llkoa to oat and like to bo noticed." Slightly Mixed. Thoy had Juat att up bouaokooptng and were working on tho plan of econ omy. Tbo bathtub noodod coat of rarubih. lie promlncd to attend to It If aho would order the ranilah. "You'll Bud the rarnlab Id the ctoaet with the grocerl. drar," aho oald day or ao later, "aud tbo ran opener In the knife drawer." He opened the can and. according to hie contract, applied tbo coat of Tarulsh and then left It to dry. Tbo aoup for dinner that day bad to be abandoned, for aoiuebow It poa aeraed a peculiar paint abop odor that wa nauaeatlng. After dinner he took her to Inapect bla work on tho bath tab. Now that It had dried It had a certain unnatural appearance. The top and aide were atreaked, and here and there little luuipa clung to It "The man aald that waa the beat earnlah," aho explained, taking up th can of rarnlab for an examination, "but why, dear, you hare varnlahed the bathtub with tho oi tall aoup I" "Then It waa tho varnish wo ate, dear," be added, horror atrlcken, Upplnrott'a. A Model Hotel "Boot." It waa lu a Dublin hotel, and aa I cloned tbe bedroom door, aaya a writer In tbo -Uancheater Uuardlan, I noticed that the eud of oue of my boot lace waa Inaldo the room, the boot to which It waa attached baring been placed a usunl outaide. When I awoke next morning the boot lac eud waa a till there, and I oeued tbe door expecting to And that the boot a bad not beeu cleaned, but I waa wroug. A very careful hotel aervaut, very model among "boota," bad found tbe lace tightly gripped by tbe door aud rather than disturb mo bad carefully removed It from the lace bole aud carried away the boot Treaently I beard a quiet notae outaide the door. Tbe mojel boota -bad brought my boota back again aud waa induatrloualy re lacing that one which he bad uu laced. Chtaae In tho Middle Age. Cheeae muat have been a rather dear or scarce article of food In 1503. for It Is recorded In tbe "Black Books' of the Honorable Society of Lincoln's Inn that at Eaater term, 1302, It was "agreed by the governor and bench ers tbla term that If any one of the so ciety shall hereafter cut cheese lin moderately at the time of dinner or aupper or shall give cheese to any servant or to any other or shall carry It away from the table at any time he shall pay 4 pence for each pffena. Tbe butlers of the society shall pre sent such defaulters weekly under pain nf expulsion from office." Law Time. Her Test. "When a young man proposes you should always be careful and test bl love," cautioned the conservative chap eron. "But 1 go one better, auntie," twit tered the pretty girl. "Do you see this tiny bottler "l'es. Does It contain perfume!" "No; It contains acid. I test the en gagement ring." Not Vary Funny. "I did my beat to be entertaining," said the young man In a voice of sor row. "Did you succeed?" "I'm afraid not. 1 recited Hamlet's soliloquy. She looked at me reproach fully for several seconds and then ex claimed, "I don't think that's very funny!" London Telegraph. His Conscience. "He' forever prating about what his conscience tells him. What does bis conscience tell blm, anyway?" "Apparently It usually tells biro what awful sluners his neighbor are." Catholic Standard and Times. Where 8he Qeta Her Ideal. She I wonder If ,you are Just the kind of man I want He What kind of man do yon want? She I can hard ly describe blm to you. He Don't try. What's the name of the book? St. Louis roat-DlBpatch. To Hold Him. Nnn-Tbnt's a beautiful solitaire Dli gave you.' I wonder If you know wbnt a fickle young man be Is? Fan Indeed I do! That's why I made blm give me such an expensive one. Chi cago Tribune. A Sad Break. 'Our credit man made a bad break yesterday." "What was It?" "He told a dumb man that hi word was as good as bis tond." Det-olt free Press. EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL -OF 2ND EASTERN OREGON DISTRICT COMPRISED OF WASCO, SHERMAN, CILUAM, WHEELER, CROOX AND HOOD RIVER COUNTIES WILL BE THE DALLES, OREGON, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, OCTOBER 6 TO 10 THE MAIN ATTRACTIONS ARE The r"ilin In the City. School Children's Exhibit. Stock Kxhihlt. Hpceil Attraction, Hal loon Aicenalon. Arnold" Amusement Company will outdo all former effort. All railroad and boat line will give the usual reduced rate. HANDSOME PREMIUMS OFFERED For all exhibit, racea. etc Bee premium list, which will be furnitdied upon application. PLENTY OF WHEAT PLENTY OF FRUIT PLENTY OF MONEY A great exhibition of our annual resource and endlesi auilitement ill car lota are in (tore for everybody. -J. L. KELLY, Preaidmit. J. M. PATTERSON, Secretary. I Mm I " "i. X iT ' 1 I SOLD BY W. L. Barker & Co. CONDON, OREGON SEEDERS. HARROWS, AND ALL KINDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS' M MNMvmmm "OREGON BUILDERS" ARE YOU DOING HT YOU IN TO POPULATE YOUR SHU? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE settler, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clerk, people with brains, strong handa and a willing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for dis tribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sonding us the names and addreeses of your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense ot sending them complete inform ation about Oregon and its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during Septem ber and October from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities are: Prom Denver $30 00 From Louisville . .... $4 1.70 " Omaha ....30.00 " Cincinnati .... 42.20 " Kansas City.... 30.00 " Cleveland 44.76 " St. Louis 35.50, " New York.. .... 65.00 From Chicago 38.00 TICKETS CAM BE PREPAID If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, de posit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ' ticket will theli be furnished by telegraph. . D. TIERNEY, Local Agent, Condon, Oregon. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. The Globe Printing Shows Quality. , :; FAIR THE - HELD AT I'
