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CONDON. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1008.
NO. 32.
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GLUB LAUNCHED
Gymnasium, Reading
and Card Rooms
Furnished.
MM BUSINESS MEN JOIN
Club Will Maintain Football,
Baseball and Baskat
Ball Taama.
The Board of Trustees of the
Condon Athletic Club held a
meeting in the Club rooms on
Tuesday evening. Following
are the names of those whose
' application for membership were
brought before the board and
' elected: R. W. Benson, G. W.
Parman, Chas. II. Williams, A.
A. Keene, H. W. Pauling, R.
M. Rogers, M. C Clarke, W.
B. Townsend, John Jackson,
Chaa. A. Simpson, A. B. Robert
son, Frank Laughrige, Several
bills were allowed. It was de
cided to install the shower bath
as soon as possible. Leslie K.
Harlan was appointed janitor for
one month.
Gymnasium hours are from 7
p. m. to 10 p. m. week days, and
from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. on Sun
days. H. A. Hartshorn and H.
McBride were appointed football
managers. Marcus Portwood,
Leslie Harlan and G. Seaton
Taylor were appointed
as an indoor athletic
committee. Chaa. and Harry
Fitzmaurice and Walter Seale
were appointed as a committee
on handball. The entertainment
committee is composed of J. C.
Sturgill, Chas. II. Williams, Jas.
Smith, W. C. Brown and Edgar
Donnelly.
THE WHEAT CITY BAND.
To Bt) Credit to Our City Great
Intereat Being Taken.
LOCAL BREAKS DOWN.
Driving Pin Snapa in Local
YardCauses Much
Delay.
The local was delayed several
hours Monday morning in the
local yards on account of the
breaking of the main drive pin
while switching. It was necess
ary for the crew to take off all
the heavy driving gear on the
left side of the engine and make
the run to Arlington with only
the driving power of the right
side. The only cars taken down
the line by the crippled engine
were the mail and passenger cars.
After reaching Clem the engine
was unable to take its light load
farther and a special engine had
to be sent for from The Dalles.
The local returned from Arling
ton abo-it 10:30 p. m.
E. O. Fiske, manager of the
Kerr, Gifford.Whse. Co. at Ar
lington, came up Thursday even
ing. F. M. Pliter came up yesterday
from his home in the Rose City.
Henry Thiessen made a flying
triy down the line Thursday,
Kenneth Welshons who has
been at his home at Clem for a
few days returned to Condon
Thursday.
A. J. Shelton & Co. are now
prepared to handle farms and
city property, in fact any and all
kinds of real estate. Call at
their office in the Wasson build
ing on the east side of Main St
Sweet strains of music will in
a week or so be heard as if
wafted by gentle zephyrs over
the Wheat City Condon's new
brass band will then be on its
first rehearsal. If your peaceful
slumbers are somewhat disturbed
during the next few months,
nevermind, go to your neighbor, i
say a good word in behalf of the
faithful musicians for some day
you may want to jump in the
band wagon to join the boosters
of the Wheat City brass band.
A meeting was hek( in SupL
J. C. SturgiU's office Monday
evening for the purpose of or
ganizing a local band. The at
tendance was exceptionally good
and a band was organized with
the following members: Misses
Thiessen; Tula Kinsley.clarinets;
H. A. Hartshorn, E-flat cornet; W,
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murpny, ueroert uarke and
Marcus Portwood, B-flat cornets
G. E. Swafford, baritone; Dr. A.
A. Keene, solo alto; Misses Veva
Portwood and Bessie Austin, alto
Chester Titus and Mis Myrtle
Scrivener, tenors; Norbert
Laughrige, solo trombone; Har-
ley Frey, trombone; SupL J. C
Sturgill, tuba; Leslie Harlan,
snare drum; and Jas. Smith, bass
drum.
Several of the above have had
more or less experience in band
work and a few have their in
strumenta Practice will be
started as soon as the others
have secured their instruments
and a director will , probably be
secured in the near future.
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THEIR
JV.
Geo. ,B. Dukek
Who, as Secretary and Treasurer
of the Second Annual Granee
Fair of Gilliam and Wheeler
Counties, deserves great praise
for his untiring efforts in making
a great success of the last
Grange Fair.
Mrs. James F. Hughes
Mrs. Jas. F. Huirhes who had
been very low for some time
with pneumonia, passed awav
Wednesday evening at 8:30
o'clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. D. Tierney of
this city. Deceased was sixty
years of age. She was born in
Canada and removed to Iowa at
an early age, was married to
Jas. F. Hughes in the early six
ties at Decorah, Iowa, where
she lived until she came to Con
don about eighteen months'ago.
Her husband died in 1893.
The children surviving her are:
Mrs. D. Tierney and Miss Lillian
Hughes of this city, Mrs. D.
Smith of Fargo, N. D., who ar
rived in Condon last week, and
two sons who live in the east.
The remains will be taken to
Iowa for interment, leaving
Condon this morning,
LOUS' REEK"
"Dinna forget the Caledonians
are in toon" and have been given
the freedom of the city. Condon
is a Scotch city today, good cheer
and fellowship is on every side
while the sweet 6trains from the
old faithful bamioe of Major
McDonald lend enchantment to
the Caledonian festivities.
The program of last evening
was especially entertaining and
was well received since all num
bers were encored. Tonight's
program is printed on another
page. "Lang may their lums
reek" is the Globe's wish.
Hon.O. P. Coshaw will address
the citizens of Condon tonight
atvo lclock in the courthouse.
Big Democratic Rally. Come
CONDON MAY CO WET
Medford Liquor Case Also
Changes Local Situation.
The Supreme Court, on Tues
day of this week, rendered a de
cision in what is commonly
known as the Medford liquor
case, sustaining the decision of
the lower court which held that
the provision .contained in the
Medford charter repealed the
local option law in so far as the
latter ir in conflict with provision.
The court further recites the pro
vision in the Condon and Estacada
charters are almost, .identically
the same as that in the Medford
charter and the result is that
Condon may be "wet" before
ong. Three saloons here have
already posted notices of appli
cation for licenses.
The Arlington Lumber Com
pany has just received a carload
of the Old Original Rock Springe
coal.
Dan Thouvencl
M Opened a
Will also eU on commission for
you. Come and see my bargains in
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
First Door South of Shoe Store
HOME BAKERY
AND GROCERY
For a good cup of Coffee; a
Hot or Cold Lunch
AT ALL HOURS
When you want something
GOOD TO EAT, it's at
the Home Bakery.
Fruits &VegetabIes
of all kinds in season.
5 per cent discount In trade
for cash on Groceries.
Don't Forget
JUEY- pip
Herman W. Pauling bat told to
Dr. Arthur A. Keene a half inter
est in bit jewelry and optical bu
inett. Dr. Keene will manage the
biimiieta and witb bit thorough
knowledge and experience, the tuc-
cett the firm (1 so attured fact,
Mr. Pauling will devote bit entire
attention to hit rapidly increasing
drug butineti.
The new firm will at once in
crease their already large (lock, to
tattCbriitroat tboppert need not
worry about what and where to
buy, for here you w.ll find the at
tortment at the right prices.
Wt witb alto to call youratten
tlon to the fact tbat we have the
belt equipped optical parlor in Gil
Ham county, in charge of Dr.Keene
a graduate optician. Dr. Keene
oaea the mott modern instruments
in examining theeyei which elim
inetet all possibility of error. No
goeetwork no mistakes.
In larger cities opticians using
this improved orelhod charge as
high as $5.00 for an examination,
but until further notice Dr. Keene
will examine your eyes entirely
FREE OF CHARGE.
If you are already wearing glass
es, be sure tbat tbey fit you, for it
is far better not to wear glasses at
all than to werr the wrong glasses.
It will cost you nothing to let us
tell you whether or not you are
wearing your proper correction.
Our watch repairing nystem is
now perfect, two watchmakers, two
bsoches and a full line of materials
-for all the standard watches, All
work done thoronghly and prompt
ly, and guaranteed.
Yours for a square deal all the
time,
PAULING & KEENE,
Watchmakers Jewelers Opticians
Condon, : : Oregon .
YOU DON'T HAVE TO
send your Watches to Portland for Repairs.
THE
and
JEWELER
EXPERT OPTICIAN
Is back from the East, his work done up-to-date and ready
s to serve you as ever.
5t?e Immense 5toeK
he selected from the large markets in the East comprises the
latest styles and can not be duplicated even in this state un
til next season. The stock is now arriving and is being
marked at prices as ever Defying Competition, quality and
style considered. .
Watch my Display Window for Styles
and Bargains
Optical Patients may now Come between 9 a. m. and 4 p.m.
Our OVftonOTS
used t(?is $am
lEDigj(E
Herman rauhng s mixture lor
the Blood, LiVer and Kidneys is
the same that our grandmothers
used to make into a tea and sweet
en with a little sugar. The only
approvement Pauling has made it
properly combining the ingredients
nd to make the taste so agreeabh
that a baby will take it like moth
ers milk. It is composed of the
following Roots, Barks, Leaves and
Berries: Sarstparilla. Sassafras.
Chittim, Juniper, Senna, RHehn and
good old Oregon Grape Root. It is
guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Act, be.-ides Paulii g
guarantees every bottle to give en
tire satisfaction or you get your
money back.
WINDY WEATHER
A good toilet cream will keep
your skin soft and smooth, no
matter how much the wind
blows and blusters. Absolute
ly free from grease, oil or gum.
Nothing better to protect the
skin from it's natural eneaiies,
wind and dust. If your skin
is rough try Creme de Violette.
CONDOfi DRUG COMPANY,
Incorporated.
Retail Druggists and Stationers.
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PAULING'S BARB WIRE CURE IS
NOW PUT UP IN POWDER FORM
WHICH MAKES ITSOMUCHMORE
CONVENIENT TO APPLY. Once
used always used.
HERMAN W.
PAULING
Manufacturing Pharmacist,
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