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THE CONDON GLOBE HARTSHORN & MERESSE PttMUhers: FRIDAY, OCT. 16. 1908. SCBRHTtOS PRICE, ll.M PER YKAK. Enttivd at PimtnAr m eron-cll MaUM. Mrs. J. A. Scott left Tuesday morning for a few weeks' visit in Pendleton. J. D. McDermid and E. H. Grum of Wasco, were Con don visitors on Monday. Nat Scitt was in from his Lone Rock ranch the first of the week. A. KaWer, Jas. King and Wm. King, of Fossil, ; were guests at the Hotel Oregon Sunday. H. R. McDaniel of Rock Creek, was a business visitor in Condon on Saturday last . S. L. Newell, of Mayville, was registered at the Hotel Oregon Sunday. D. L. Graham and Lester Bees on, of Mayville, were in Condon over Sunday and left Monday morning for Eugene to attend college. G. S. Brown has purchased the transfer business of Dan Kilderbrand and took charge last Monday. Mr. Hilderbrand will devote his time to his feed and livery business. The Condon Meat &IG6 Gompanu 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 ICE every twenty four hour?. I C E Keep ool with the pure home frozen product. 100 pound cake 75 c Less quantities lc 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. SEEDS MKOErS SEEDS SUCCEED! SPECIAL OFFER: make won oat pmuDt ciMtomT. rilfrtr VVHVVIrlV t,ukttU;T lltbXInMt! 1 iplmdld lW-t TUUI1N la lU. Write to-day i. Mention thl Paper. llDiUHTIE TO PUCASK. SEND 10 CENTS 18 ggwr Qf smd pockta aa4 tecariT tfcfce TafcMfcU J lntrmT MsMunu rum as, . oUsctM OK mmem eestMia, sosmewrwisai my smsj i ,ILW.Butkb. nMWWlL-j 3o n i y If Jost & Phillips Clem, Oregon Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ji!t-r(er;y Jtyqes forfflei? are Guaranteed to stand the hardest knocks. SNOWDRIFT FLOUR, J. A. Scott and Ellis Purvine left Wednesday morning for a three weeks' trip overland to the Burns country. Mrs. Welch came up from Ar lington Tuesday evening to visit at the home of her daughter Mrs. F.T. Hurlburt The American Theatre an excellent and refined moving picture show every evening. Only 10 cents. Theatre on Main St., Condon. Dr. Joseph Sanders, the vet erinary surgeon, has his head Quarters at Pauling's Drug store and will answer all calls. Senator Fulton to Speak Here. Hon. Charles W. Fulton, Uni ted States" senator from Oregon and one of the foremost orators in the United States senate, will address the people of Gilliam county at Condon tonight, Friday, October 16th. Senator Fulton is a close personal friend of Mr. Taft and was also a mem ber of the national convention which nominated Mr. Taft for president and probably is in a better position to make a speech from a Republican standpoint than any other man in the state. All voters should attend this meeting for they will not have a better opportunity to hear the Republican policies discussed dur ing this campaign. Genasco Roofing, the best on earth, for sale. Arlington Lumber Company. the Palace hotel tarnishes flrst-clsss ward and roomi to their patrons at reasonable ratet. Try them a week. FRESH INSPIRATION. Napoleon aM His Attltuds Toward tha Cemmen Soldiar. Napoleon understood human nature. tie recognized the treat truth, "As a man thinketb In bis" heart so la he, and knew bow to apply It not only to himself and his own ambitions proj ects, bat to other men as well. More over, he knew precisely the right mo ment to apply It to quicken the spark of divine energy which smolders In every man, although the ashes of fa tlgue and failure may cover Its light temporarily. A French soldier carried a dispatch to Napoleon. Just as he delivered it Into the bands of the emperor bis spent horse dropped dead. Napoleon wrote an answer to the dispatch, then. dismounting from bis own horse, be banded the brl-le to the soldier. Take this horse and ride back, com rade." he said. "Nay. sire," summered the soldier, gating at the blooded horse and Its trappings. "It Is too magnificent and grand for me. a common soldier." "fake It!" commanded Napoleon. "There Is nothing too grand and mag nificent for a soldier of France." .The soldier mounted and rode away on his- perilous business, ready and willing, and Napoleon's words, repeat ed through the ranks and columns of his army, gave to bis tired troops fresh Inspiration and energy. "Noth ing too grand and magnificent for s soldier of France!" they said, and the thought that they were worthy of tha best Inspired them to the mighty deeds which followed. See Stephenson's Stock of Stylish Summer Shoes. Special prices on Barn Bills. See the Arlington Lumber Co. Treasurers Notice. County warrants Class P., from Nos. 1 to 966, inclusive, and all preceeding county warrants are payable on presentation at my office. Interest ceases September 12, 1908. J. A. McMoRBig, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon PRAISES RICH NATIVE SOU Intensive Farming, Hope of OreRon, says Dr. James Wlthycombe. RAISE MORE HOGS Advisee Farmers to not Crow Wheat Entirely and to Introduce Rotation of Crops. Dr. Withycombc in one of his addresses said in part: "You have a grand country here,1 a magnificent country with a most productive soil -a soil that never fails even in the dryest years. You haven't enough people here, there are enough here today but I mean that your population is much too small, The hope of Oregon is in exten- sive iarming, smaller iarms, every inch of ground which will be made to produce and produce abundantly. Introduce a rota tion of crops, do not grow wheat entirely. Grow peas, alfalfa raise livestock, fine horses, fat hogs, good cattle. Farming is a science. You may not believe it, You ought to raise more swine here. Do you know that 75 per cent of the hogs slaughtered in Portland are raised in Nebraska? Another Blue-Ribboner. To have the distinction of being a live rustler, and the best in two counties, too. belongs to Nathan Knott, of Olex. He had nothing of his own which he thought good enough to exhibit, so he decided to boost for the Mayville Fair and to interest his neighbors in the enterprise. He rustled a large number of exhi bits in his neighborhood and the committee on awards rewarded him with a blue ribbon for being the best all-around rustler.' Fair Notes. One of the finest exhibits in cereals was that made by VV. Edwards showing grain in the sheath and consisting of three kinds of barley and eight kinds of wheat raised on his fine ranch, Among these was the famous Harvest King a native Indiana. Mr. Edwards had charge of the grain and grasses exhibit and handled it in fine shape. Hunt the Hardware man, was on the grounds demonstrating new harrow attachment to plow, which attracted many far mers. Nick Mc Gilvray was there with his bicycle neatly decorated, Some Land Bargains. The best Cattle ranch in Gi Ham county, 1640 acres, $10 per 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, SfoO acres, $30 per acre crop payment. Also other fine ranches. See E. Curran, Condon, Or. for ehUdrmai aafm, mart, Mt optatmo ;'A. ' ...... -.. J ' ; yt i2 I Justice E. Wheir ani Wm.Farr went to Blalock Wednesday to hunt geese. Wm. McDonald who lives on the John Day river, transacted business in this city Tuesday. E. M. Ijxrkin left Wednesday morninir ror waua waua io 11 A spend a few days at the fair now in uroirress there. The Uest Combined Harvester Co., for which Mr. Lnrliin is agent, will have a numuor of machines on display thero. The Condon tilobe, the Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal and lbs Pa- filic Monthly all for 12.50 Tor a ear. Subscribe now. WIFELY ORDERS. Tw Mm Obsysd Thsm. but the Third M n Balked. Three nieu sat ruthvr late at the club one n Ik lit." said the man who Is ronpuuMltitu for the story. "As they were setutratlng they dlnonnaed a little nrrtously the receptions that awaited them at their wires' hnuda ami agreed that be who dliln't do what hta wife old 111 m ou getting boute should have to treat the others to a turkey dluuer. The first mau after reaching hta bouse atuiutiled about the dnrk bedroom till be kicked the cut. The eat equalled, ud the uinu'a wire, raising her bead from the pillow, nionned. 'Well, go on; kill the poor rat and have done with It.' The man frowned and muttered to himself. 'It Is a eae of kill the cat or pay for the dinner.' Bo he killed the rat "The second man on bis arrival could not find any matches. As be looked for aouie In the drawing . room be bunied against Uie piano, and bis wife complained. 'Why dou't you lirenk the piano, careleasf imernilued not to lose bis bet. the uiiui got a hatchet, and the sound or crashlug blows soon filled the bouso. 'The third man, getting borne, stum bled on the wny uimtulns. Ills wife screamed angrily, ISo on. fall dowu stalin and break your ueck. dof 'Not me.' said the third man after a mo ment's thought. 'I'll pay for ttie turkey dinner.' "Chicago News. For Winter Use. A lady farmer plauted a garden. She was very proud of her prospective peaa, but when her hustmnd asked if they were ripe she said, "Oh, they haven't coom up yet!. Haven't come up yet? Why, the lesson's nearly over!" "yes." she said, "but I planted can oed peaa I think thry come up a lit- tie late." New York Tbnes. A Kesn Observer. "Who was that fool you bowed tor "Sly husband." "Oh, I-er I-huinhly apologise. I" "Never mind I'm not augry. Hut what a keen observer you aref London Scraps.- fDFfiON SuoigrLiNE axdUtuon Pacific 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Tbrongh Pullman standard and tour 1st sleeping cars daily to Oraaha, Chi cago, Bpokane; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman touiit sleeping cars (personally conducted) weexly to Chicago, reclining chair car.' seats free) to the East daily. LOW RATES! Tickets to and from all parts of the United States, Cansda and Europe. For particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent o. n 0 f TJffig EAST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON. No. 2-CMcago Special 1:20 P. M. No. 6 Atlantic Express. . . .12: 5 A. M. WEST BOUND FROM!' A R LI NU VON. 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 J-.4S A.M. Arrives at Arling ton at 11 :10 AM. No.12 leaves Arlington daily (except Snnday) at i4s P. M, ar rives at Condon at 3:4s P M. E, Wheir, the Justice, marries lots of people now-a-days and he tikes it mighty well. E. Wheir, the Auctioneer, can sell any thing at auction as well as any man in America and ho will serve the dear people in that line when wanted, at fair prices. Call on him at Hunt's Hardware Store when you are in want of any such services. Bitter Revenge. Tommt Kltfg-BlstiT'e beau kicked my dog yesterday, but I gt him. you bet. Juiinny lingua-no- Tommy Klgg -I uilied quinine wita her fare bowder.-ludiauapoiis joui sal 4 W. A Vh P.OMta Cm A Merchant's Msmery. Among the j characteristics which made for the success of air. A. T. Stewart, the gn-nt New York mer chant, says Itlchard Lathers In bis "Reminiscences," wss an extraordina ry memory for the details of his vast business. One day as Mr. and Mrs. Lathers were leaving the store Mr. Stewart ac costed them at the door. "I hope, Mrs. Lathers, you have found what you want," he suld. "No, Mr. Stewart," she replied. 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