TIlIcilOOL OF QUALITY"
Tanth and Murrlaon, Po d, Oregon A. P. Armatroof, LL.B., Principal
CVV occupy two floo 3 by 100 feet, have a $ ao,ooo equipment,
employ large faculty t Individual last ruction, ncelvt mora calls
for office help than w m meet Our school admittedly leada all
there In quality of lnt :on. It oay to attend such aa institution.
LSI4 Biulaess )ui orp hsmtnodnf. sway rrerUatingly oa thorough
work. It will win out la tli A." fUli as EJscatort "The quality of iastnw
tloo glvta la your school u 1 It the ataadard of its kind la th Northwest."
COpen all the year. S ;nt admTttcJatany time. Catalogue free.
fUfarencMt Aay bank, r Mwappr, any bualB nan la Portland.
NEWS OF THE (a
The Condon High Schi intends
to select "School Coloj," soon
ftnd Lcjer Vade
in Poiland for a
Con Schott and
who had been in P01
number of days returfed to their
home at Olex lost Tueflay even
in. : t- '
Don't forget to heai the De
Moss Lyric bards at the Congre
gational church Saturday even
ig. A clever and pkwinR en-
trt;ii (intent for those who will
' at ..!.- - ... .
r Titus returned Tuesday
, . ' from .VJikUlo where he
! a f !.jys rest at the
,h h. Hen now at his
' be., .'s in V V. ,l,.j.tm jewelry
..store.
lm
1 , -tn'.ng was big
"i v ien many of
t'..' per-. ui v, ho I . I been "court-i-
f, r t! p: ,t ten days pur
t i tic! m f . r their various
i " 1 f 1 1 1 i Curiosity
' j t '"l-' by the.pres-
" f.1 n,T l: era who had
is. 1' . t 1 'y I)., k Allen and Ed
Fans. in L . 'nd fr the state
poruti't.Uu.). A'lcn was sen
tenced Ida four-j ear term for
assault with criminal intent and
"fanning gut 18 months for rob-
Vng a hotel-keeper at Blalock.
Subscribe for the Globe! It's
newsy every week, because it
gives the news while it is news,
Wm. Cook boarded the train
for the Rose City yesterday for
a few days' change of climate.
He might have remained here
to enjoy a little "webfoot" wea
ther and some rather refreshing
wind.
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Q LET AN EXPERT
repairs aaWafPhei
I.Mki or ilrf . W llltint
lh Jwlr slid Ur4Al
UpUcMn. M. Mala Mini
Arthur A. Keene, of Portland,
Ore., arrived in Condon the latter
part of last week to assume the
management of the Optical and
Jewelery departments of Herman
W. Pauling. M r. Keene is a grad
uate of two eastern Optical col
leges and holds a diploma from
an Horological school and adds
to his qualifications several years
of actual experience. He has
been employed in the offices of
some of the leading opticians 01
the state.
F. S. Smith, who resided on the
Comini ranch near Condon for the
past four years, passed through
The Dalles Saturday enroute with
his family, household goods, and
stock, to his new home near Hills
bora, Ore., Mr. Smith recently
purchased a farm of 160 acres
near that city and will go in for
dairying. He says that he is not
leaving Condon because he does
not like the country but because
he thinks that the change will
benefit him financially. He
brought his family, stock and
goods with him overland from
Condon to this city and shipped
from here to Hillsboro. The
Dalles Chronicle.
An array of bargains, sterling
qualities and lowest prioes. The
S. B, Barker Co.
PROGRAMME
GILLIAM AND WHEELER COUNTIES FAIR
AT MAYVILLE, OREGON
FIRST DAY - OCTOBER 8IH, 1308
10:00
2:00
3:00
8:00
9:30
10:00
2:00
MORNINQ
Music by the Band.
Song
Address
Noon
Foot Race, 50 yds.
' ' ' 220 yds.
High Jump
Broad Jump
Baseball, Condor, vs. Mayville
1st. $3.00 2nd. $2.00
8.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
25.00 Purse.
Evening
Music by the Band.
Lecture "Dry Farming" . .
By Prof. H. D. Scudder, O. A. C.
Recitation Contest
Dance.
SECOND DAY - OCT. 9TH.
t
MORNINO
Music by the Band.
Stock PaYade.
Awarding Prizes on Exhibits.
Noon
Foot Race, 100 yds.
Hurdle Race, 100 yds.
Shot Put
1st. $3.00 2nd. $2.00
3.00 2.00
3.00 2.00
3.00
4.30
8:00
C. J.
Hammer Throw 3.00 2.00
Football, Condon vs. Mayville 25.00 Purse.
Lecture, "Fruit Growing in Semi-arid Districts"
By C. L Lewis.
Evening
. Music by the Band. v . .
Song.
Stereopticon Lecture, by Dr. Jas. Yfithycombe,
Dance.
COMMITTEE
Quinn, W. J. Edwards, Geo. b. Dukek.
Hear them! The De Mobs Lyric
Bard.
Jack Lancaster has returned
from Portland and is conducting
a real estate office next door to
Hunt's Hardware store. Mr.
Lancaster was engaged In the
realty business here some years
ago and is well acquainted with
the neighboring country. His
adv. appears elsewhere in this
paper.
Coe Barnard of Foaml was in
town Wednesday on his way
home from Valley pjints.
Mrs. E. P. Mahaffey returned
from Portland Wednesday even
ing where she had been vim ting
friends for a couple of weeks.
Arthur Parrish is home from
a few days visit in the Roue City.
Playing the Ceek.
Mr. Subberton (yelling to kltebonl
Sawdust sad milk crustl Adam aud
Era oa a raft and wreck 'cm! On t'.ie
raotalounel Draw onel Make It tnwe
all rouud.
Mr. Towole-Crt --r. bow
pardon me. old chap, but what a It all
about?
Mr RubbrrtoD-'Sb! We've got a
former rvatauraut cook peaeb-aud
w bar to order tbat way to keep ber
oa tbt Job! ruck.
Plaaaant Par the Bride.
At tbe cluae of a wedding break fan t
a gentleman Doted for bla blunder
roe to bla feet, causing keen anxiety
to all wbo knew olio, "ladle and
gentlemen." be cried genially. "I
drink to the health of tb bridegroom.
Ms be see many days like Inter
Peer Beard.
"t see." aald Mra. Blarrem. "that s
certain sciential claim we'll toon get
s palatable food from wood"
"Wall," growled tbe cranky boarder,
It seemt Itnpoasible to get It out of
board."-Phlladelbpla Pre.
tt la a brief period of lire tbat la
granted na fey nature, bat the memory
of s wall ap-nt Ufa neier die. Cloero.
A JEWKI.EH S KXI'EKIKNCK
C. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, 10G0
Virginia Ave., Indianapolis Ind ,
writes: ''I was so weak Trout kidney
trouble that I could hardly walk a
hundred feet. Four bottles or
Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my
complexion, cured my backache
and the irregularities disappeared,
and I can now attend to business
every day, and can recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suff
erers as it cured me after the doc
tors and other remedies had failed.
Condon Drug Company.
The Fourmlllon.
"In tbe Suhnra." aald nu explorer,
"there la a little inaert tbat throws
Band, aud ita volley slny. They call It
the fourmlllon. The fourmlllon lgg
Itself a funnel abaped bole of tbe cir
cumference of a allver dollar. It lie
hidden and watchful In the bottom of
thla bole, and when a spider or ant or
beetle cornea cautlounly prospecting
down the ateep aud allppery sides the
Inhospitable fouruilllon launches upon
Its gueat volley after volley of sand a
hall of stinging aand so abundant, so
auffocatlng. ao blinding that tbe visitor
loses bis bead. He rolls unconscious
for tbe nonce to the bottom of tbe
bole, and tbe fourmlllon calmly dis
members him before be baa time to
com to himself again and puts blm
la tb larder for the next meal."
Bleema but to Dl.
Th tallput palm (Corypba unibracu
II f era) of Ceylon, whose leaves are put
to such numerous use by the Cinga
lese, bears fruit but once during Its
life. This elegant tree measures about
ten feet round tbe trunk aud attalna a
belgbt of about 180 fe-et The flowers,
the appearance of which presuges
death to tbe tree, are Inclosed iu s tall
spathe which bursts with s loud re
port, disclosing a huge plume of beau
tiful blossom. Tbe Inflorescence Is suc
ceeded by equally cousplcuoua bunches
of fruit When these have ripened tbe
tree withers rapidly and lu the course
of s fortnight may be seen prostrate
and decaying on the apot It adorned. ,
He Might Have Married.
Fits-Greene Halleck never married,
yet, sa Mr. Howe reminds ua lu his
American Bookman, he could not have
been without attractions, tor a certain
auperlor lady la reported to bare de
clared; "If 1 were on my way to church to
be married, yea, even If 1 were walk
lug up tbe alale. and Halleck were to
offer bluiself, I'd leave the man 1 bad
promised to marry and take him."
To this perhaps should be Joined bis
epigram, written for a young lady who
had asked for bla autograph: '
There wanted but thla drop to All .
' The wlfeleus poet's cup of (am.
Hurrah! There lives a lady sllll
Willing to take his name.
Foley's Honey and Tnr cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the
lungs and expels col J.i. Get the
genuine In a yellow package. Con
don Drug Company.
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Tbe Pulsce lintel lorniilies 0rat-clasa
VMrd and rooms to their patrons at
reasonable rate. Try them a week.
See Stephenson's Stock of Stylish
Summer Shoes.
The 0. K.
Special prices on Barn Bills.
Sue the Arlington Lumber Co.
Treasurers Notice.'
Cuonty warrants Claw P., frotn
Nob. 1 to 9GIS, inclunive, and all
preeeedinif, county warrants are
payable tui presentation at my
ollice Interest ceases September
12, 1908.
J. A. McMohris,
Tresanrer of Gilliam county, Oregon
Shop
FRANK OOI.DEN. PriiM
Shaving, Sliampooing, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Baths in Connection.
On door north Gilliam Co. Bauk Bldg.
ALBERT DAMS
Livery and
FoedStable
Onr Llrery Ptock Is Fint-Osm,
Beet attention to boarding Stock.
Yow Patronage ia ttoiicited.
BPBIKQ 8TBEET
Condon
Oregon
North Main Street.
LIVERY
and FEED
STABLE
Under New Management
Dan Hilderbrand
Proprietor
Drayage, Transfering
To ai y parts of the city
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FOLEY'S
H0BEYTAR
The original
LAXATIVE cough remedy,
For coughs, colda, throat and lung;
troubles. No opiatea. Non-alcoholic.
Good for every body. Sold every where,
- Th genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR la la
a Yellow package. Kef use substitutes
Prepared only by
Foley Company, Chicago.
Condon Drua Co.
1 Confectionery jj
Soft Drinks I
Candies, Not and Frails In
Season. Cigar and Tobacco
Cosy clo broom in connection
I L. T. PRICE. Condon
.kMV- 60 YEARS'
V EXPERIENCE
Make sUdaay awtf UaaM Right
I mm
TiiAcvr Mams
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tkMMMrtctly tvmDdexitlsU. HANDBOOK on F'aimts
tswil trim. OfftwRt astottcy for neurit!: psstenta,
F at shi t a taken tbrounh Mump A Co. newin
sJMcitai fM4c, itbo obantsx U. lb
SdiBtinc-Jiserica-
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ealaumi wf any rwtutte Himal. 1'Bm,. S3 s
Imr: four nonUia, SI. SoMbl&ll MiMaln
Uftl S Co -N8W York
. Bmick OOtoa.es)' St. Waabmgtga.D.C.
2 Edward Dumn.--President: Andrew Gretvkr. Vi.Pru;i.,,. i
N FARisw,rH, Cashier; Wat. Wehru; P. M. Plitkr. '
S Mo. 7059. - S
I Capital $25,000 Profits $5,000 5
D06S a Genera! Banking Business S
No matter how large, no matter hew small, this Bank
will give your business the careful attention which its
personal interests warrant Your patronage solicited. fi
Drafts issued on all parts of the workh Strictly homeinstitution. ?
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GILLIAM COUNTY BANK
Capital 4150,000
Tranaaota a General Banking Business. Do
mestic and Foreign Kichang bought spd soM.
Otraetow-S. B. BASK E R. JAT BOWXRMAN. a O. rORTWOOO, J. t.
KUBACBKR, B. T. COX.
CONDON,
ORGQON
THE PALACE HOTEL
MILLER BROS. Proprietors.
MOST oomodious Hotel in the city; Table supplied
1U with the best the market affords. Special atten
tontion given to the comfort of guests. :: :: ::
Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen.
CONDON, OREGON
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