Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, October 30, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFromEvery Section The Christian Endeavor Soci ety of the Congregational church have Issued unique invitations in the form of pumpkin-shaped pot cards for a social evening, to bo held Saturday in the Armory Hall, "Where the jack 'o lantern sheds Us light" Hunt the Hardware Man la sell inff a great number of Hoonier Drills. The farmers recognize the great qualities of this seeder. Dan Hildebrand is snortins one of those new Mitchell buggies sold by Hunt, the Hardware Man. Mrs. Wm. Christie of Portland, formerly of this city, has been visiting relatives and friends in this city the past week. Clyde Moore arrived in town Tuesday to visit for some time with his brother, Edgar Moore. He has recently finished the study of law in an Illinois law school and will probably travel for some time before starting to practice his profession. Henry Neel shipped a carload of cattle to Portland Wednesday. J. J. Hetzler came in on the local from Clem Tuesday. William Shaw moved this week to his ranch in Kahler's Basin near Spray. Dan and Amos Hawesof Spray were over for a few days this week assisting htm. Miss Louise Morrill is clerking in Dunn Bros'. ' during the ab sence of Miss Mamie Smith. Henry Hartman returned home on Monday from a few days bus iness trip to Portland. The Ladies' Aid Society is pre paring to hold a Bazaar and Fair on November 20th. Mrs. S. B. Barker and little son arrived in Condon Tuesday from Portland for a short visit with relatives. Fred Wilson returned Monday from Boise, Idaho. J. William Burns returned to Condon Monday from the Rose City and other Valley points as a knight of the grip. Will is traveling for a moving picture firm and has been starting per sons in the business. He reports much doing in his line. The great draw bridge across the Willamette River, built joint ly by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways and having the largest draw span of any bridge in the world, is a suc cess. Work trains testing the bridge have passed to and fro for several days. J. E, Hunt spent the first of the week In Portland attending to business matters. He return ed Wednesday and was joined at Arlington by Mrs. Hunt who has been visiting for some time in the East. Mr. and Mrs. William Lang hausen were passengers to Arl ington last Saturday. LET AN EXPERT Do your repnlri on Wntrhat i 'loom or Jewelry. William, the Jeweler ntnl Gr.tlH.te Optician. N. Main Hlreet EDD0N & HARRISON MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef. Pork, Mutton and Veal A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Comer Spring and Oreaoa Streeta CONDON, OREGON of Gilliam County Miss Emma Anderson was a passenger Monday morning for Clem where she will take up her duties as teacher of the new school there. Miss Bessie McCarty spent Sunday in Arlington. E. R. Korytkowski, the baker at A. A. Townley's bakery, left on Saturday to take a new posi tion. Fred Sauter from Portland takes his place. Clyde Cripe and Jas. Cooke left Monday morning for a few days goose shooting on the Col umbia. Miss Ella Wallace left Satur day morning for a few days visit with relatives and friends at Arlington. A. J. Shelton has opened a real estate office in the building for merly occupied by Wasson's gro cery on the east side of Main street When a splinter has been driv en deep into the hand, it can be extracted without pain by steam. Nearly fill a wide-mouthed bottle with hot water, place the injured part over the mouth of the bottle and press tightly. The suction will draw the flesh down, and in a minute or two the steam will extricate the splinter and the in flammation will disappear. Wo man's Home Companion. Walter C. Winslow, a young Republican attorney in the office of District Attorney John Mc- Nary of Salem, was in Gilliam county this week addressing the voters of the smaller towns on the national issues of the day. Mr. Winslow arrived in Condon Monday and was met at the train by a number of prominent re publicans of this county. Judge D. R. Parker accompanied the Republican speaker to Alville the same evening where a rally was held. Mr. Winslow is a strong logical Bpeaker and en lightened the voters on the pol icies of the Republican party and the issues at stake. He ad dressed the voters of Lone Rock on Tuesday and of Olex on Wed nesday evening. BALES AGENTS WANTED 30.00 per week or 400 per cent profit. All samples, stationery and art catalogue free. We want one permanent agent in this local ity for the largest picture and frame house in America. Exper ience unnecoessary. We instruct you how to sell our goods and fur nish the capital. If you want a permanent, honorable and profit able position, write us today for particulars, catalogue and samples. Frank W. Williams Cotnpany,1214 V. Taylor St., Chicago, 111. a jeweler's expkriknce C. R. 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 backnche and the irregularities disappeared, and I can now attend to business every day, and van 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, k SCIENTIFIC RUBE. ' Kmw Mar Than tha Irt Whea H Cama ta Leeal Canditlana. MWa ware sltiiug around tiia store In tbe bar of tba llttla butel In Maine town," wrltaa an eleclrkat eales aua Id tba Elactrtcal Review, "wbea tba elactrlc llut flickered and want out "From tba darkoaaa came a so lama voice tbat said: - 'Elactrlc llgbta all out, b'goab, aa4 yet It ain't blowlo' bard, aitbar. Soma tblu's bappanad to tba dynamo, outf it.' "I bad baan aeillof electrical sup plies to tba llttla lighting couipaoWe fur several montba, but 1 bad never beard tbls particular Idea e$ pressed bafur. "1 laugbad lung and loud and was all tba mora auiuacd wuen no ona Juluad ma. "Attar titer bad lighted a big karo arna lamp I proceeded to explain to tba crowd tbat Incandescent lamps can't be blown out by tbe wlud. Wben I bad Buiabed tba old Itube wbo bad couiuieuted on tbe llgbt said: "'Look here, young man, if 70a knew a little somelbln' about local con dltlona and about your own business you'd know tbat tbe wires in tula townablp are bung up alack on I be poles In some places and tbat tbey get to alattlug In a good stiff breeze. Wben tbey do there's a abort circuit tbat puta tba Hue out of business.' " BALLOONING. It Is a Safe and Simple Sport, but Nat a Cheap One. Tbe only perU la a balloon ascension In such good weather as careful aer nauta cbooee for a voyage la In allgbt lug. and in a well ordered expedition, where all tbe passengers keep cool and cling to tbe car, there Is no danger at all Even If tbe wind Is blowing bard (be strong, elastic, woven willow bas ket takes up tbe danger part of tba bock. One of tbeaa baskets ought to yield up Ita passengers unhurt from a binding In a wind blowing fifty miles an hour. Ballooning under moderately favor able clrcumstsnces la a safe and sim ple sport It Is not, comparatively speaking, s cheap amusement An as cent, Including tba coat of gas. expense of s pilot snd transportation of passen gers and balloon borne, coats In tbls country from 133 to $75 a passenger. It la less In France. From Psrts yon can make an ascension for about a hundred francs. Tbe fare home la a very variable ex pense. Nothing la more uncertain than tbe spot where you will land. Of course It la eaay to descend whenever you Ilka. Tou may limit your flight to a couple of hours. Albert White Vorse In Success Msgatlne. A 8a Story. "Of ait my sea experiences," said tbe captain, "this waa tbe arranges.' The ladles at the handsome captain's table aald "Huabr to one another and turned to tbe ruddy mariner with lis tening smiles. "We were carrying," be aald, "a Jot of troop horses. A dreadful atorm overtook us. and for two daya we wal lowed In tbe trough of a heavy sea. Finally It waa decided that, to lighten the ahlp, the horses must go overboard. "Tbey went overboard In the morn ing. As soon aa they aaw that tbey were abandoned tbey turned and be gan to swim brsvely sfter us. Brave ly, deaperately, they swam. Tbey fol lowed us for miles and mllea. I can still see them, a long tine, their necks arched, pushing heroically through the besry sea. "They sank, poor brutes, one by one." The captain amlled aadly. "And I atlll seem to bare." be said, "all those deaths on my conscience." New Orlesns Times-Democrat. The Alleghany Mountains. Not more than live of our presidents down to Lincoln's time ever crossed tbe Allegheny mountains, and four of these were western men who bsd to cross the mountains to reach Washing ton Preeldcnts Jackson, Tolk, Gen eral W. II. Harrison and Taylor. Pres ident Monroe crossed tbe mountains on his return trip from west to esst in 1817. Van Burcn came west In 1842, two years after 'the expiration of bla presidential term, and saw the moun tains then for the first time. It was on this trip that he got upset and dumped In the mud near Plnlnfleld, Hendrlcka county. Exchange. Tha Original Almack'e. The original A I mack's club In Lon don, afterward known aa Willis' rooms, bsd a curious origin. It began aa a tavern, started by Lord Bute's butler, McCall, who proposed to give it his own name, McCall's, but Judi cious friends warned him that tbe tre mendous unpopularity of Scots In Lon don at that time, for which McCall's master was largely responsible, would spell ruin to an establishment so call ed. "Very well." said McCall. "I wilt call It Almack's." Tbe present Al mack'a club Is a more fashionable or ganisation which chose to adopt the old name. Literal Thlrat For Work. The lawyer who made a bluff at a big practice turned tastily to part from Ills companions. ' "I am sorry, but 1 must go," be said hurriedly. "I have a case at borne which I must absorb to the last de tail." "I guess," said one of the party, 'It's a case of beer." Baltimore American, Nowhere with more quiet or with more freedom does s man retire than Into bis own soul. Marcus Aurellus. STheBest 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. Fashionable outfits fur smart dressers. There is a touch of per fection in our goods that foils cri ticism. The 8. B. Barker Co. 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. 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. 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 him two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative and the next morning the fever was gone, he was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxative paved his life." A. Wulkush, Casiiuer, Wis. Condon Drug Company. rnuvinnnjrainrumruuiruuuunnp unMro-rr nrnr 5 ATTENTION The Gr.oBB is now prepared g to publish notices of final proof. Call at our office and get receipt and your notice r will appear in this paper this paper. 5 i injuuuxnsirinc oHjvnnnjioruuirviruv KIDtlEY CUR WILL CURE YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medi cine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright's Dis ease or Diabetes'. There is nothing gained by delay. FOLEY'S 50c. and $1.00 Bottles. RIFUSI SUBSTITUTKS. Condon Drug Co. in Clothes for All! J The o. K. Shop FRANK GOLDEN, rroprleser Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting Hot and Cold Baths in Connection. One door north Uiiliain Co. Bank Blilg. I Confectionery J Soft Drinks ICaudiee, Nut and Fruila in Sraion. Cigare and Tobacco Cozyclobroom in connection J L. T. PRICE. 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