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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1908)
uwwuwvaruvwwiinviruwinM UEfilS OF IHTERES nnnniwwfwvvwvinnnnnnnntwm J. C Cooper, the mail clerk, . returned Wedne&luy from a tn days vimt in the Roue City. Mr. 0. E. Flake, manajrer for was in Condon on Tuesday pur- f chasing oflke supplies, etc-' The I1 best heater' in the market her round at Hunt the Hardware Man's and cheap enough too. Mrs. C. J. Quinn of Mayville was in Condon on Tuesday pur. chasing furnishings for the Grange Hall at Mayville. The heating apparatus was of course bought of Hunt the Hardware MA. . Work has been started on the building that J. W. Hire is erect ing on the lot north of his livery Htablc. The new building is to ne nuxoo ieei ana is to De used for storing buggies and wagons on the ground floor, while the upper sory will be made up of living rooms. J. F.. Lancaster la Imnrovlncr nr lois on uregon ana rrazier striata on the east side and if ' tK i resent good weather conti 1. 1 . i 3 n. ...I nue will probably build . two ' hn:ws this fall. . f i1i.-,t) g about 900 acres in winter wheat, r He remarked i -j, Vi'eilrie.iday to a representative cf the Globe that conditions for raining wheat were, In his op iiiitin, .better this full than usual A. A. Anderson -was in from If)t Valley on Saturday of Ust J. It Fenner of Fossil was rojriiitered at The Hotel Oregon E. H. ftench of The Dalles panged through this city Monday evening on nis way to FossiL f i " 1 J.D.Lee of Multnomah county, one of the presidential electors, 'passed through Condon Monday evening on his way to Fossil where he will deliver an address. He will also speak at Spray, Mitchell and other towns In that section. He will return this way and later speak at Arlington. O. Denny, of the firm of Ship man, Denny & Rhame of SanFran cisco, arrived in Condon Monday evening to look after the firm's interests in this vicinity. " . W. J. Edwards left Monday morning for Corvallis where he will join his family. Miss Ed wards is attending the Oregon Agricultural College and will graduate from that institution next June. The Globe will keep Mr. Edwards and family posted on all the happenings in Gilliam county. fry i m -v ueo. layioroi uiex came in on the train Monday to transact business in the Wheat City. Mrs. N. E. Af ht to Ar lington Tuesday .; , .eet her par ents, Mr. and Mri. Cavender of Tarkio, Missouri, who are com ing to this state with the expect ations of remaining a year. I. C. Sanford, of the Sanford Campbell, Henly Co., was in Condon several days this week attending to the company's in terests in- this county. Edgar Meresse, ho has been acting-editor of the Condon Globe during H. A. Hartshorn's " "" ,iwv UU1U15 vita jjaot summer, left for Walla Walla on Tuesday. He will visit a few days with friends in Pendleton on his way to the Washington city. Mr. Meresse before leav ing said that everywhere he went he would always have a good word to speak in favor of the Wheat City. . 0 FROM GOfiil MD Al Searcy is again able to be ound after his serious Illness Hth typhoid. The latest reports on the con- tion of N. 1 lowland state that lere is no improvement in his one. lie is now in renuieton t the home of his son. W. L Barker has rented the J. Portwood farm four miles east Lf Condon. A number of local gun enthus iasts are organizing a Gun Club for trap shooting with the in tention of having a prize shoot on Thanksgiving day. W. Hugh Wilson of Condon made proof on a timber claim at the land office In The Dalles. Miss Mamie Smith is on sick list with an attack the of typhoid. The famliy of Earl Myers is Quarantined for diphtheria. Born to the wife of John Nelson on Wednesday, a baby girl. Miss Holmes, a professional nurse from Portland, arrived in Condon Wednesday evening to assist Dr. Wood in the case of Eugene Blessington who is ser iously ill with typhoid fever. Don't forget that for $3.00 you can get the Condon Globe, the Oregon Semi-weekly Journal and Pacific Monthly for one year. This office recived a letter this week from E. G. Merrifield who is now at Shoshone, Idaho. Ed's friends in and around Condon will be glad to hear of his success in his new location. A baby girl was born to Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Dyer of Mayville on Tuesday. Henry Neel and Lester Wade shipped a carload each of cattle to the Portland market Monday Polk McPherson came up from Clem Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Parman re- turned to their home in this city on Tuesday from a few days visit with relatives and friends in Portland and Corvallis. The clubbing price of the Con don Globe, the Oregon Semi Weekly Journal and the Pacifie Monthly is now $3.00-the big gest $3 worth of reading on the market untrt Mafuln .rs th Review or RCVICWt . UN1CT MAttAZINC . . WOMAN'S HOMC AND FR F E W Beautiful putump Jtyles ALL HATS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BESTFALLSTYLES , , NEW SHAPES, NEW COLORS AND SHA DES TJE SUIT EVERY FAOH. YOU ARB INVITED TO OAIX AT MISS OREINER'3 MILLINERY PARLORS , CONDON AMUSEMFiNT HALL MYERS & WILLOUQHBy , propa. TOBACCOS CIGARS CANDIES An appropriate resin which yon are invit l spend a pleasant. MAIN STREET, CONDON GILLiAM GQUNTY Mrs. Gardner of Prineville, who has been the guest of Miss Mamie Smith the past week, re turned home Wednesday. J. B. Lester was In the city on Monday from his ranch in the Nook. S. A. D. Hurt of Huntsville, Wash., in a letter to this office sends $1.50 and adds: "Send the Globe for another year as we want to keep posted on grand old Gilliam county and the only way to do it is to take the Globe." T. N. Bell writes from Twin Falls, Idaho, asking that the Globe be sent to him. Mr. Bell like many others recognizes the full value of a newsy publication coming into his home every week. Miss Lenore Lawson returned Monday evening from The Dalles where she has been for a .few weeks visiting. John Gibbons is the new bag gageman at the depot F. B. Witchey who has a ranch in the Nook, transacted business in this city the first part of the week. Clyde Cripe, manager of the Cooke Bros.' ranch, reports that the two Rotary Harrow Attach ments for gang plows, which they bought of Hunt, the Hard ware Man are doing fine - work and giving splendid satisfaction. He advises every farmer to use them. R A. Titus of Mikkalo was in town Tuesday. To the Globe representative he expressed him self as being in favor of having an experimental farm established in Gilliam county and said. the farmers should meet and take up this matter at once.. The Condon Dancing Club will give a dance in the Armory to night The Fehrenbacher or- chestra will play and supper will tbe served at the Model Restau- 'rant Tickets are only $L 00 bo come and enjoy a good dance and supper. Claud Lawson was up from Clem the first of the week. He is helping Jim Morphett paint the new school and reported that all would be in readiness for the beginning of , school on Monday. Miss Emma Anderson of this city will have charge of the school work. ; 1 reader of thl pain th teat oppartunity of th year $3.00) ALL FOR 1.M COMPANION eri" touttfal premium, 73-pas book SUNSET MAGAZINE N FRANCISCO. CAUrCRNU t in :d to hour BILLIARDS POOL CLUB ROOMS VANT COLUlj WANT&D, FOR iftLt, LOST, FOUND, 411 loral !imlui!Ut run aixlrr Hit bwul at th no of riVB (KN'pt rum UK IS EACH I. II YOU h MirUiliil to (rll, or wt to b anylliliif. or hnvt bMf unyihlnf ; TRY A WAST AD" In ttilfroUran. Tto rIU will lurprlH faa. LosT-Ladies pocket book containing 8 lost between the depot and John Randall' res idence on Monday evening. Finder please leave at this office or at Randall's Barber Shop. Cash will be eggs, delivered Restaurant for the fresh Model at Wanted to exchange for horses, good corner lot in best 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. Good priced in a manner that will bewilder and delight you. The 9. B. Barker Co. For Sale A Cornish Organ, a good instrument Inquire at this office. FOUND A pair of spectacles with Bmoked glasses. Call at Globe office. WANTED Loral rpiMitaU lor Con don nil vicinity lo look 11. rvnrwal and Inrrea b rlpUna l:t of prominent aiontbllr hmuIih m uiNrjr i a commiMiuu uuta, E.xprin iMinibl bill not Decenary, f JimkI opottruanlt) 'on rlnht prraon. AUarvu PubltiUcr, Hoi Ml, lUUuu 0. Nrw York. Is Yonr Property For Sale? W r coMttMlr wctrinf Iftqalrlc fma all pentat Um um Utut lot Fms, VlMTri Couny u4 Cliy Homm o tl Pacific Com. II your tmptny It tor al w ahmjl b to tic It oa m Iim. a4 avt yoa la 4tnct cnt.aoaBc vitk t lira aoaabtl ol aoaalM bvyvn. Ad4ma. p TOWN 4 COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO. MOKSOM ST., AM yuAMCIBCO, CU THE FIGHT FOR FAME. Man's Hrolo Effort to Clutch the Prlcslass Jtwai. Ills way was In a bloody ne where rlanklug caissons splashed along, bla goal tbe line where biasing gune laugh ed out their aong of death. On, on, on he went Ills ears were filled wltb ounda of quick command, bugle blasts, discordant drums. No flutte log fear waa In bla heart, no thought of home, no specter of the dread de- palr that waited at the hearth lf be never came again. To Um there waa oo terror In the saber's Aashlng blade, do warning In the bullet's deadly hiss. Youth trod aU reason underfoot; am bition aaw all glory overhead. On, on he went to woo and win his bride, tbe irlccless Jewel famet Another In a garret sighed for fame. Crusts were his portion and bis rat- nent only rags. HermlMlke be tolled iloue, nor cold nor hunger ever daunt d him. He marshaled all bla hosts, ind visions came ami went On, on ie tolled. In the snow mikes tbat drift id In and touched bla hands he read a nessnge from the world without, all white, all cheerless. Still aa a chrysa lis bis fancy wove and spun and made Its garments wondrous, then burst In splendor on a -waiting world. Both fought the fight, each In his way, one for a heroic shape of bronze. one for a speechless marble face, each for the epitaph, that all the agea In tbe Just of time might know "be did and d!ed."-Wade Mountfortt In Era Mag aslue. YOUR UMBRELLA. A 8imple and Effective Method of Marking It. Name plates on the handle seldom assist In the recovery of even bor rowed, to aay nothing of lost, umbrel las. But there la a way hy -which you may ao mark your umbrellas that the Undera and borrowers thereof will be reminded of your name and address every time they stealthily sally forth with your umbrella over their heads. Make a paste of cornstarch with vca ter; brush over the Inner surface of the umbrella where you wish to have your Initials or your name In full. either with or without your street ad dress, When this paste la dry paint your name on the cornstarch, using pure white lead. Let tbe paint dry thoroughly; rub a stlfflsh brush over the whitened surface until tbe corn starch Is removed. You will thereupon find tbe white letters of your name standing forth Immaculately against the black back ground of your umbrella cover. The cornstarch paste Is applied to keep the oils of the paint from penetrating the umbrella cover and- showing on the outer side.. As It Is, no unsightly grease spots come through. Tour name la fixed and lf painted near the tip It will be unobtrusive to you, though a constant reminder to the borrower or finder. Scientific American, An lrrr In Ggraphjr. On one occaclon tit Britlib kwt a point In ttwlr war wltb Kuaala by ra ton of a error to tbclr grorraphr. Tbla waa when Commodore Elliot ba4 (ucreeded In blockading tbe Bowlaa Qt la tbe gulf ot HagbaUn, oo tbe ait coaat of Siberia. Tbe Baaeiaoa were in a cul-de-aae, and tbe Britlah hi waited conteotedljr (or each time t$ tuo eaemy eboald venture to pat to jra. But tbejr waited In vain, and at lat an Investigation waa made. It ft as found that tbe Rom Ian fleet bad ratilabed. Wblle tbe Britiab coiomo 1ure waited at tbe aoatb end of tbe gulf, tbe Kuaeian ablpa flipped away through tbe aballowa at tbe nortb fnd into tbe a of Okbouk. L'uUl tbla Uat-overy waa made tbe Brltlab gov rument bad believed Bagballn to be peninsula. Now, too late, tbey earned tbat It waa an laland, wltb err narrow channel at tbe nortb end tt tbe gulf running Into tbe aea of jkbotsk.-New York Tribune. Wholesale Wealth. "Be la not rich as wealth la meas ured today." ' "Meaanred, thf murmured an elderv y philosopher. "1 guess tUafa a mod ern term. Tbey used to count tbe money In tbe old days."-FblladelpbU Bulletin. The Baehelor'a Button. "What la bachelor's button?" "One that ain't there." Cleveland deader. Genaco Rooting, the beet on earth, for sale. Arlington Lumber Company. The Palaca hotel lurnlibes firstlass ward and rooms to their patrons at easooable rates. Try them a week. xionao TTATTT k TkTk 2 llU YY AsxU The Only Stove that Heats the Floor. Pays for Itself in One Year by Saving Fuel. The HOWARD HEATERS are without question the BEST HEATING STOVES ON THE MARKET by being, built bo that they heat the floor, also burning all the gas formed instead of escaping up the chimney as in other heaters, thereby saving one-third to one-half the fuel. THE HOWARD will save you the PRICE of YOUR OLD HEATER by the SAVING of FUEL, and you will be better satisfied and your home more comfortable if you will set aside the old stove and buy a flouard, tl?e 5tove tljat 5aues You Toi7?y 1 8.W..L BARKER ox caeca yslq& "OREGON BUILDERS" 1BET0U D0I1 WHAT YQU AN 10 POPUUTE TOUR STATU OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE settlers, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. is sending tons of Oregon literature to the Eaat for dis tribution through every available agency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense ot sending theui 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: From Denver.'. ..,....$30.00 From Louisville $41.70 " Omaha -r.. 30.00 " Cincinnati .... 42.20 " Kansas City.: . . 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 " St. Louis......; 35.50 Y " New York 55.00 From Chicago 38.00 : 1 TICKETS CAN 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 then be furnished by telegraph. D. TIERNEY, Local Ageut, Condon, Oregon. , WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. The Globe Printing Shows Quality. The Holiday season Will soon be here. What will be more suitable for pres ent than a good picture of yourself? Come early ftnd avoid the rush of the season. Re member we guar antee to please yoa in all ways. J. P. ROLLINS, Photogra ohmr. Condon. Oregon. iruiiATinAAutuinnnAsvvuiAAruii f eocueett ano ntr-twoa o. irwui (WaMo.luctn and" trm adrk kaw aataia p i . otrkt,aa, IN SLL COUNTRIte. irmf iirr dtnrf with Wthamgum mm at, mm away afea) ihtpttwi Prtaot M4 bfHraaaat Pradlc hdsjMj. Wttta m eoaaa to aa a WASHINGTON, D. C. TTT1 A mTinft f S nAiriJioi s D a C0.i?5 1
