THE CONDON GLOBE
HARTSHORN & MERESSE
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FRIDAY, OCT. SO. 1908.
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News Notes
Items of Interest Gathered by
Our Country Correspondents.
Arlington News.
Mr. and Mrs. William LanR
hausen of Condon were in town
several days the fore part of the
week. Mrs. Langhausen visited
with friends while her husband
hunted geese.
Miss Bessie McCarty of Condon
visited with friends here several
day this week.
Fred Weiman, formerly of the
0. K. Barber shop of Condon, is
in town for several weeks during
the hunting season. He has
fully recovered from his recent
illness.
Miss Ella Wallace of Condon
visited with relatives here this
week.
A large crowd gathered at
the opera house last Saturday
evening to listen to the discussion
of the political issues of the day
by J. D. Lee, Republican presi
dential elector from Portland and
J. O. Lewis, a socialist. Both
sides were ably presented and
the voters handed food for di
gestion to last until election day.
The local band furnished the
music for the occasion.
The large number of hunters
of the festive goose who Sun
dayedinthis city from various
parts of the country returned to
their respective homes Monday
with poor luck. The clear
weather has caused the big birds
to rise from the river on their
way to feeding grounds far out
of the reach of the best guns.
A local hunter was fined the
sum of $29.50 on Monday for
hunting without the required $1
license.
IKE CALEDONIANS ARE IS CONDON
And will Present the following' Pro
." gram at Armory Hall Tonight.
PROGRAM
Advertised Letters
For the week ending Oct. 17
letters as 'addressed below re
main uncalled for at the Condon
post-office:
"L Hawk, Mr. Anderson.
2. McDoweall, Mr.
3. Murphy, Mrs. M. J,
4 Pattray, Mr. W.
5. Wade, Mr. Cecil.
6. Williams, J. W.
These letters will be sent to
the dead letter office Nov. 7th.
1908, if not delivered before. In
calling for the above, please say
advertised" giving date of list
JohnF. Reisacher, P.M.
1. Bagpipe Selections.
(a) March. "The Highlands of
Oregon."
(b) "Strathspey,"
" Maggie Cameron.
(c) Reel, "Duntroon Castle,"
Pipe Major J. H. MacDonald.
2. Introductory Remarks, Past Chief
J as. S. Stewart
3. Dance, "Reel of Tulloch," Miss
Jeanie Thomson, Messrs.
Hood, Rennie and Thomson.
4. Soprano Solo, ' 'Loch Lomond,
Miss Leona Harwas.
5. Baritone Solo, "Jessie Macfarlane,"
Mr. F. T. Crowther.
6. Song, Selected, Mr. Frank Hennesey.
7. Dance; Sword Dance, Miss Jeanie
Thomson, Mr. Chas. R. Thomson.
PART 2
8. Contralto Solo, "Within a Mile of
Edinboro' Toon," Miss Alice Juston.
9. Song, (Comic,) 'Tobermory"
Mr. Jack Coleman.
10. '" Dance, Shean Trews,
Messrs. Hood and Rennie.
11. Soprano Solo, "My Love is Like a
Red, Red Rose,"
Miss Leona Harwas.
12. Baritone Solo, "Will Ye No Come
Back Again." Mr. F. T. Crowther.
13. Contralto Solo, "Bonnie Sweet
Bessie," Miss Alice Juston.
14. Dance, Highland Fling,
Miss Jeanie Thomson, Messrs.
Hood, Rennie, Thomson.
15. Song, Selected, Mr. F. Hennesey.
"Auld Lang Syne"
Mrs. W. R. Thomson, Accompanist
LIES ABOUT THE FEET.
the CUrk'i CammanW n HI Cur
lemw' PMulitiitt.
"I (lou t whr iruil l.v lie
bout their fC ld tli lnw cU'rt
hi cutoiur drmrtd after ulvliig hi"
bad hair hour. "I lu't weau uu the
Im of thlr root, for It's only unturnl
Uh to have, or, rather, la wake
other people thluk jrou have. small fet.
Uut why swat, burly uihu with tit
nubby lth buukiii should InalM
that ula (hoc never trouble bliu ud
that he never ha any trouble lu gvt
tlug a Ot U be.voud uie. Why. If I ut
aa ordinary ahwe uu such a nun be
would cum Uli win. aul lie knows It.
U knows alio that I bavt to hunt
round until I flud aouie freak auoe
that will fit bla uiuwhajwu old foot, but
11 the time be dwturve Ibnt lie iifver
baa buuloua or corue like uiuet pmiple.
Women who aeeui to I aeiuitule
enough In all other waje rouie lu here
nd declare that Ibey do not kuow
what corn la, when they wince with
pain every time I tourb their little toe.
When they are forved to declare that
the aboe hurt lu one spot or auotlicr
they Insist It la because their feet have
hat peculiarly their own. Some
time they will admit Ibey have "lit
tle calloused place,' hut a corn, oh. dear,
no! Sometime lu a tlilu, Unlit weight
bo I can fairly the com bunch
ing out under the leather, but I have tu
ay diplomatically that the lit la "not
good.' or tbnt the customer baa i-
cullarly sensitive foot,' or oui other
nouaeune, if I want to keep tbelr
trad."-New York 11m
B. K. Searcy returned from a
goose hunt Monday and had 50
birds to show all "Missourians."
He returned to Shuttler Flat
Tuesday accompanied by Will
Searcy and Claude Scrivener and
does not expect to return before
they bag a train load.
The American Theatre an
excellent and refined moving
picture show every evening.
Only 10 cents. Theatre on Main
St, Condon.
See Stephenson's Stock of Stylish
Summer Shoes.
J. R. Wells returned Monday
from a week's business trip to
Portland. While in the Rose
City he visited a brother who is
employed by the railway company
as conductor.
John Randall returned Monday
from a week's trip to Portland
and McMinnville.
Special prices on Barn Bills.
See the Arlington Lumber Co.
F. T. Hurlburt returned Mon
day from Portland where he at
tended his brother's funeral last
Saturday.
Dr. W. Gavey returned Mon
day from a week's business trip
in Portland.
If you have anything to trade
exchange, rent or sell, see to it
that you use The Globe Wants.
Your money not ours until you
are satisfied with the goods you
purchase. The S. B. Barker Co.
Jost & Phillips
Clem, Oregon
Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Jilt-r(ery Jtyoes for Iei are Quararjteed
to stand the hardest knocks.
SNOWDRIFT FLOUR
Don't forget that for $3.00 you
can get the Condon Globe, the
Oregon Semi-weekly Journal and
Pacific Monthly for one year.
A Tart Retort.
A good story I told of a prominent
society woman it Newport whose nam
cannot for obvlom reasons be given
here.
It appears that an extremely wealthy
matron wbo has not always enjoyed
ber present social pre-eminence was
making certain supercilious reference
as to a young girl who bad been pre
sented by the. lady first mentioned.
"By tb way," languidly aiked the
wealthy matron, "who Is your friend
Miss Blankr
"atlas Blank Is a charming girl," was
the smiling response, "well bred, as
yon see, accomplished, entertaining."
"Oh, yes, of course,"' continued the
other, "but, my desr Mrs. So-and-so,
you know what I mean who Is shel"
"My dear woman," retorted the first
lady, "I can no more tell you who Miss
Blank I than I could bare Informed
those who naked me who 'you were
when you first came to Newport"
St Paul Pioneer Press.
Troftsurore, Notice.
All uulsUmlinfl futility war
rant up li ami hicluilinn warrant
lirpooctlii'K county warren's are
payable t'n presentation at my
HWi Interest ceases after IVtuuer
U, 1W3.
J. A. MoMokiiis,
Treasurer ol liilliatu coimtv, Oregon
PUMPKIN PIE.
Praia For Thla Culinary Triumph an4
Gaatronomi Dtlight.
American literature la replete with
the praise of pie. and Harriet Iteeclier
Stowe eays. "Tbe pie la an English
Institution, which, planted In Amer
ican soil, forthwith ran rampant and
burst forth Into an uutold variety of
genera end ipeclea. The average
American echoes, "Let It run." tie
bas tbe same dealr that poaseaaed
8lmnle Simon of Mother Gooae fame
when be met the pie innu. But Moth
er ouM OourlaneU Kerore me pie
reached the acme of Ita glory. Tbe
most famous pie of wlilob ahe wrote
waa a meat pie, for abe aald:
Sing a nn of alxpanca, pockat full ot
ryo;
rour and twtnty blackbird baked In a
Dl.
Wbon tha pi waa opnd lh blnla began
to ilnf .
Waant that a dainty dlah to att befor a
king?
A pie containing live blackbirds
sounds like s fairy tale, but It I not
as Venetian publlaber of cookbook
printed In 15 gave a recipe for mak
big pice "that tbe blrda may be alive
la them and fly out when It la cut up.
Tbe gay revelers wbo eat down before
auch a dlah may have thought that tbe
very pinnacle of culinary art bad been
obtained, but the pumpkin affords gas
tronomic delights to every American
cltlsen beside which blackbird plee.
ortolan pie, lombard pic or battalia
pies are and of right ought to be back
numbera.-Washington Star.
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U trah placed in CYRUS NOBLli botilca and palmed off as tba
genuine.
We are now selling, (or the first time In 44 years direct to the corn
turner in districts where you are unable to obtain this famous brand.
4 quart bol
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$4.22;
Pure old honest whiikey at an honest legitimate price.
Guaranteed to the United Slates Government and to YOU to
contain all the secondary constituents thst make it real WHISKEY
The government officials state that any distillation that doesn't is
alcohol. : !
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Some Land Bargains.
The best Cattle ranch In Gil
liam county, 10-10 acres, $10 ier
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, 960 acres, $30 per acre;
crop payment. Also other fine
ranches.
See E. Curran, Condon, Or.
Your neighbor would probably
enjoy this paper as well as you
do. Lend him your copy.
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No. 6 Atlantic Express. . . .12:45 A. M.
WEST BOUND FROM ARLINGTON.
No. 1 Portland Special 3:10 P. M.
No. 5 Pacific Express 3:48 A. M.
CONDON BRANCH.
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