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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1908)
If From Every Section of Gi Campbell Brown returned SuU urday from Portland. E. C. Itozcrs returned Satur uay irom a uuHincHsi trip to Shiniko. Jus. Cooke returned Saturday evoninst from Walla Walla where ha spent a few days lust week attending the fuir. Five new section of roller shelves have been added to the Bet in the Court Houho vault D. B. Thomas returned Mon day from a few days visit in the Roho City. W. Lord came up from The Dalles on Friday of last week and remained over Sunday at tending to' business interests in this vicinity. t , ' 1 1 -i ' S. C Dodson is spending the greater wire or n a t me these days, on his Clem ranch. The family will, however, make their home in this city for some time. fi. . fccnroeuor, warehouse man for ha Kerr, Cf'Jdrd Co. at I Clem, tw in town last Ftlday vtvitiii UHUIIt is Mm. T P MiirtiKi ftiwt ' Tr It. A. Baldinjr were f.:.. ?p;ert on the local I-" !:tr . i for v Portland lis d ;? ,.. la the eon. , . i t ;,.-, , - - ! V chuahva of Orcs&l. 'k , $3.00 for a yeari subscription ' to the Comlun Git 1 e, the Oreuron Scmi-wet-kly Journal and the Pacific Monthly, i ihe best club . ' 1.;., .,rr,. .;,.u, a, uiiik uuvi ivj;wuf- jur ui people of Gilliam coun! 7 , ; The latest report from, the ?unt ing grounds near Arlsngf s U that two men killed 73 getse m onje day'ahooUng oil the bluffs.' mm4)T. Santo, Qf the Mayville "urtng Mill, made a few min utes pleasant call at this olf ice Saturday and ordered the Globe sent to him for the ensueinp year. Mr. Santo said that he wished to keep informed of all happenings throughout the coun ty and could do so better through the Globe than any other medium. Wells & Grider is the name of the new firm of auctioneers of this vicinity, J. R. Wells having taken Wayne Grider into pat tner ship. These gentlemen will cry their next sale on Thursday, Novembjr 5, when they will auction off at public sale all the farm implements and stock of Wm. Nendel, 21 miles southwest of Clem.. Fred Wilson went to Boise, Idaho, Monday where his two horses are to run during the Great Inter-Mountain Fair which is on this week - in that city. Mr. jyilson's Doc White has been knowing up in his class lately and got away with several seconds and thirds at both the Yakima and Walla Walla fairs. The best horsemen of this vicinity predict that Doc White is getting into shape for springing a surprise on the followers of the race meets. LET AN EXPERT Do yotir repair on Wxtohoii cloukiur Jewelry. Wlllliiitn the Jpwclor anit Graduate UpUcian. N. Main Bumi EDDON & HARRISON Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef, Pork, Mutton and. Veal A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Corner Spring and Oregon Streets iam County J. It Vila went to Portland last Mondy on a business trip. John Rhdull, the barber, was in Portlufl and McMinnville the fore partlf the week. cu. uison came in on the flyer Moilay. Mrs. l II. Huston of Fossil visitor over Sun- was a Gidon day. Jack Syelton made a business trip to fie Rose City the fore port of tie week. Frank! Armstronjr and Georsre Blake airived in Condon Satur- day evening, having come across country from the other aide of the Columbia. Milt Helsley retutned with his string of horses Saturday even ing and expects to winter in Condon. He came across coun ty fam The Dalles. Chaa. Hein was over from his ranch near Mayville the first part of the week. He has been drill ing for five days with two drills and now has 700 acres in wheat. Mr. Hein declares that he will not bow any more Bpring wheat E. C Rogers left Tuesday morning for a few days business trip to the Rose City. He will also visit in Shaniko before re turning. W. A. Williams and daughter, Miss Bertha Williams, of Forest Grove, were Condon visitors the latter part of last week. While in the city, Mr. Williams attend ed to business matters connected wtth the Continental Insurance Company for which he is travel ing state agent . John A. Collier and family spent Sunday in this city while on their way to St Johns, Ore., where they will make their fut ure home. Attorney Collier had been contemplating moving from the Wheeler county seat since his defeat in the race for the District Attorneyship last June. Mr. Collier has decided to prac tice his profession in St Johns with his brother. He sold his law practice in Fos sil to Gerard Ryczic, a young at torney from The Dalles. Democratic Speaking. Local Democrats are looking forward with keen anticipation to the coming of Hon. 0. P. Co shaw, of Roseberg, state senator from Douglas county, who is scheduled to speak to the voters in Condon October 30th Mr. Co show is an effective speaker and a clear exposition of the Democra tic platform is expected at that time. a jkwki.er's kxpkrikncr C. It. Kluger, the Jeweler, 10G0 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis Ind., writes: ''I was so weak from kidney trouble that I could hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion, cured my backache md the irregularities disappeared, and I can now attend to business dvery day, and ran reoouimeud Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suff orers as it cured me after the doc tors and other remedies had failed. Condon Drug Company. MEAT MARKET CONDON, OREGON Dr. Gavey is in Portland .this week. J. F. Delph, the expert um brella mender, Is now ready to make your old umbrellas as good as new. Leave all your work in this line at the B. K. Searcy residence. Fred Monroe of Arlington was a Condon visitor during the past week. Fashionable on I fits lor smart dressers. There is a touch of per fection in our goods that foils cri tiuiem. The 8. B. Darker Co. County Judge and Mrs. Edw. Dunn returned last Friday even ing irom a week a visu in me Rose City. The American Theatre an excellent and refined moving picture show every evening. Only 10 cents. Theatre on Main St, Condon. J. A. Richmond and P. II Stephen?on were visitors in YVal la Walla the past week during the fair. They speak very en thusiastically of the fine agricul tural display, Your neighbor would probably enjoy this paper as well as you do. Lend him your copy. - Indian Summer is over When according to Indian lore, The sprits of the departed braves Return to see the places they loved so well - T. M., Six Mile, Ore. 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. A. A. Townley is installing new fixtures and in other ways improving his bakery. He has ordered a gasoline ' mixing machine and when this arrives Mr. Townley will have the most up-to-date bakery in Eastern Oregon. If you have anything to trade exchange, rent or sell, see to it that you use The Globe Wants. Mrs. G. W. Hunsaker who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Chos. H. Horner, for the past two weeks returned to her home at Turner, Ore., on Mon day. Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine in a yellow package. Con don Drug Company. The delegation from Mayville to Senator Fulton's speech on Fri day evening of last week was headed by the Mayville band un der the able directorship of D. T. Santa The band is composed of twelve peices and does remark ably well considering the short time they have been playing to gether. . An array of bargains, sterling qualities and lowest prices. The S. B, Barker Co. SAVED HIS BOY'S LIFE "My three year old-boy was badly constipated, had a high fever and was in an awful condition. I gave hi tut wo doses of Foley 'sOrino Laxative and the next morning the fever was gone, he was entirely well. Foley's Orinn Laxatnve saved his life." A. Wolkush, Casimer, Wig. Condon Drug Company. CanarUa of Parla. The vender of chlckwaed In Parts Is a well known figure. The sellers are numerous, and tbelr cry Is one of the most noteworthy of those that re sound in the morning In the streets of the French capital. According to the Bulletin des Halles, there are about a hundred thousand canaries In the cap ital, and the dally consumption of chlckweed Is estimated at $2,000. This sum looks large, but it allows only 2 cents for each bird. A Paris contem porary points out that a goodly portion of land between Buresnes and Cour bevole Is set aside for the cultivation of the weed. n A, IIVJ ' V v3 DUNN BROS., Ine: GLOUCESTER. The Qreatett Fishing Center In th United 8 tat at. Everything smells of Hsu to' Glouces ter. It Is not an odor to which any of the natives object Nor do vlaltora And In It anything of which to com plain, for It Is the pungent oxone of the sea, the smell of flab freshly cmiglit. Gloucester has really never known any thing elae, for alnce Its beginning, ap proaching three centuries ago. 1t has always tad Ashing for Us chief Indus try, and today It la the greatest tub ing center of the United States and. according to the belief of many, of the world. When a two masted schooner, laden to the gunwales with Its cargo of flub, comes luto the wharfs the ash are car ried In great tube. Over these stand a company of experts, men wbo bare cleaned hundreds of thousands of flab and who can make the quick" cuts and do the scraping with Incredible steed. Ruunlng to each tub Is a boce. and aft er the wsste has been removed an In stant under the high pressure of wa ter from the hose clean out the Bsli completely and makes It sweet and ready for the next step In the opera tion. Codfish Is dried and salted be fore being sent to the market, and the work is also done on the wharfs. Here are ranged hundreds of tables exposed to the bright sunlight. The cleansed fish are piled up tn such a manner that the warm rays get a most admirable chance at them. From the open air drying tables the fish are shifted to the boxing and pack ing estsbllsbments, which are also lo cated along the water front, and then they are made ready to be shipped to all parts of the world. Springfield Union. rnuvaruvnjuinjunjuvuuruvrtrip uniiroTmnrnn s nUlilLOILMULHO, ATTENTION f The Globb is now prepared to publish notices of final proof. Call at our office and c c will appear in this paper. C ouunnnn nnnnnnni uvnjunnnn FOLEY'S HONEYTAR The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. No opiate. Non-alcoholic Good for every body. Sold everywhere. The genuine) FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR ia In aYoIlowpackage. Kef uae substitutes Prepared only by ' . ' , Poley Company, Chicago. Condon Drug Co. u AAA VAU111CO X s X XT X A i 3C The O.K. BFBEF Shop FRANK GOLDEN, rrearlater Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Baths in Connection. On door north Uiliiam Co. Bank Bidg. Confectionery J Soft Drinks (Candies, Nut and Fruit in Season. Cigara and Tuharco Cuxy club room In connection I L. T. PRICE. Condon SaiWlasBaaassaaBaaass Make KMaeys m4 Bladder Right Kdwakd Duns, President; Andrbw Grkwek, Vice-Presided t; g . .,o.....u, wjumr; vvm. VHKJ.i; . M. rMTER. g S No 7059. g 5E PH55 ffflOffiZ BfifH Op 50JD0Jf I Capital S25.000 Profits $5,000 ftAAC k Aonnnil D t -..-1 . ij No matter how large, io matter hew small, this Bank g A wiu Kive vour DUHtneBs the oftrrif i AiiAntms. k;..k r i vr.a v a II. 1 S IB ; uerKonai inierepta wftpmnt Drafts issued on all parts of the I l tlKKER. ntiiiut MY B0VERU1I. GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital $50,000 Transacts a General Banking Business. Do mesiic and Foreign Exchange bought and il'l. Directors S. B. BARKER. JAT BOWERMAN. C O. FORT WOO 0. J. K , KIBCHR,BX.CO!r. ' : CONDON, - - ' " " ORBQON THE PALACE HOTEL MILLER BROS.. Proprietors. MOST comodious Hotel in the city. Table supplied with the best the market affords. SpecW atten tontion given to the comfort of guestfi. :: j . :: " :: Headquarter tor Farmers and Stockmen. CONDON, OREGON - BIIIG'S $16 SUITS Are World Famous. The Clothes of the sea son Overcoats and Suits and Trousers at all prices ' from 7 to $27. We have just been APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE ACENTS of the Washington Tailoring Co. of Chicago Makers of LADIES' Tailor Made Suits Skirts and Coats. Let us take your order. ALBERT DAIX3 Livery and as VWUMbUUi Our Livery Ftock Is Firtt-Clssa. Bestattentioa to boarding Stock. Your Patronsge is Solicited. GPRIXQ STREET Condon Oregon viMM. " YEARS' V".... EXPERIENCE TftADc Maims COPVfttQMTS sift. 4n(cktr tmruiii our opinkm frM whfHhr mm liivsHiilon t prttMiblf wunthlv Communtesv (lMa (HrjctlrwrttJeitiai. HNOSOOt on Pmttum ent fro. (lrtMt Mnf y fur sjomrtns BsUonia. 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