Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1909)
Q HI 0 '- A Mlrlr ill www U SLnJlJb o 301 j 3 j 1 0 pip1 Mm o CLOTHES ARE THE BEST i OE DUNN BROTHERS incorporated i -I. . ft A a 4 . a I FpS i . THE WEEK ' 1 RAPID BROWTH OF DRY FARMING J. N. Baylis returned Wednes day from Portland. C. W. Lord who has been visi ting his mother and other rela tives in The Dalles returned Wed nesday evening. W. A. Campbell returned Wed nesday from a trip along the main line of the 0. R. & N. Herb Stevens and family re turned Wednesday from a visit in Wasnington. Claud Scrivner returned Wed nesday from a trip to Walla Wal la. ' Jay Wright and wife who have been spending their honeymoon in the valley, returned Wednes day and will start housekeeping at once on a ranch near May ville January is to spell death to the covotes in the state of Oregon. according to the plana which have been announced by Secre tary Dan P. Smythe, of the State Sheep commission and the State Woolarrowers Association. Dur ing the coming month the flock musters of the state are to wage a systematic and concerted war fare upon the greatest enemy the wool grower has to contend with. Does, guns, traps and poison are all to be brought into requisition, and it is expected that the number of coyotes can be ereatly reduced during the 3 daVs in the month that has been designated for slaughter, The same plan was1 worked last : Jan uarv. and. according to the re oorts khat were received from all parts' of the state, hundreds of the animals were slain. It was the success of the, first effort which led the officers of the state association to repeat the experi ment Heppner Gazette, ty . .V. i . : . X , Walt Seals returned Wednes day. The orowth of the Trans-Mis- rouri Dry Farming congress in threp vcnrg. from a somewhat lo cal movement among Colorado Dry Farmers" to a great inter national congress in which rep resentatives of millions of acres of lands in the arid districts of the world are working together to study the problems confront ing the "arid land" farmer, is one of the interesting develop ments of the year. Hon. Ehhu Root, secretary of state, has just issued letters from the state de partment inviting the ambassa dors and ministers of all nations represented in Washington to participate in the coming Third Congress of the Dry Farmers, and all nations having districts where the rainfall is slight and where irrigation is impossible, will be urged to send delegates to attend the congress and to study there the methods advo cated by the western farmers, who have been mastering the problem and Who have already "made good." The Third Congress will open in ; Cheyenne, Wyo., February 23d next and will continue three davs. Already Algeria, Turkey, Tur kestan, Russia, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico have joined the congress the memberships being in the names of the Agri cultural Secretaries and these countries will probably make an effort to place reports before the congress and to discuss their needs and conditions. Austra lia recently sent Commissioner Strawbridge and Senator James McCall as agents for the govern meht to study western condi tions and the ' so-called "Dry Farming" methods m practice They have just issued a 100-page report showing the conditions reached after comparing Ameri can conditions with those in Australia. Found-A lady's black leather purse, uwner can nave same by proving property and paying charges for this notice. We have on hand at all times Rock Springs Coal. Once used always used. It burns up clean. Arlington Lumber Co. An array of bargains, sterling qualities and lowest prices. The S. B, Barker Co. If you have anything to trade exchange, rent or sell, see to it that you use The Globe Wants. Have you tried our Premier and Olympic flour? Made from the Choicest Blended Bluestem and Club Wheats. It is a money saver. Write us for prices. All kinds of Mill Feed, Seed Wheat, Etc. Gilliam Co. Milling Co., Condon Oregon. Fashionable outfits for smart dressers. There is a touch of per fection in our goods that foils cri ticism. The S. B. Barker Co. i uvuirinAnuvvwuvuwvunu iMiPATPinrnn HUlYltOltHUtno, i r ATTENTION f The Gi.ode is now prepared to publish notices of final c proof. Call at our office and get receipt and your notice 1 r il.ia n rvn r r Win nucr in v"' miv.. j 1 Goods priced in a manner that will bewilder and delight you. The S. B. Barker Co. Don't fail to read Bonville's Western Monthly It is full of interesting Western n i a a- oiones. $i.ou a year, Single Copies 15c ON SALE AT JACKSON'S CONFECTIONERY Confectionery Soft Drinks Candies, Suii and Fruits in Season. Cigars and Tobacco Coxy club room in connection f L. T. PRICE, Condon I vlMM. 60 YEARS' J 4 EXPERIENCE jpi ! Tiuoc Mams rk .. nrMMl Atiroaa MnNn akattfc and daacrlMlMi mar nlcklf aaeartatil oar opinion frw wnatfenr Ml UounrletlfOonMontM. KANOWMW ooPni nnt Itmi OMaat untr for Mcnrtn NW nun, laaaa uraws uuu aatcUl UUU, without kri, la tt Scientific im rim A taMWHMIr IIMMMM VOMIT- L' aulatton of any aotantlflo journal. Tarma. $S raar: roqr Hoauw. at. WNBfiu hvwvuww. 1 III Hf Usui r hu noil i Boa. OS F St- Waalloaloo. B. ALBERT DAMS Livery and FeedStable Our Liver Btock la Firat-CUa. . BeataUention to boarding Stock. : Yov Patronag ia Solicited. BPEIKQ STREET dondon Oregon ,akM KM nays ua BlacfaUr Right , n n rirtn niwirvimnnnjixwinnnnnAftnj f THE CONDON riiUSIC STORE E. E. ROBERSON, Proprietor PIANOS. Organs. Violins, Brass Instruments. Sheet Music. Phonographs, Records, in fact everything in the Music Line. - You are cordially invited to call. g. MAKE PiANO TUNING A 8PEOIALTY EAST SIDE MAIN STREET, COHDOll, ORE. ...'.......nnnr.l.nnniinnnnnniuuumnnjinnnmunnnjwnnnjtnn You would hot delay taking Fo ley's Kidney Remedy if you knew that neglect of the first sign of kid ney or bladder trouble might re- suit in Bright's disease or diabetes Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities and cures all kidney and bladder disorders. Condon Drug Co. - SALES AGENTS WANTED 36.00 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 hoise in America. Exper ience unneccessary. 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 Oompany,1214 W. Taylor St., Chicago-, HI. We have just received a car of sidewalk lumber and are now ready to supply all your wants in this line . Interior Warehouse Co. 1 1. UUDL rralatat UT KWttBJUU Vk-rWan C . "MTW 00. Caiakr GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital SJSO.OOO . " ' ; Transact! a General Banking Busineaa. Dt N - meitic and Foreign Excbanjra bought and told. MrMtort-a. '. BAKEf R. JAT BOWERMAN. a 0. rOKTWOOD, I. V. 1UIIACHEB, AV. T. COX. . CONDON, OREOON THE PALACE HOTEL ; . U. 3. CARNiNC Proprietor. . MOST comodious Hotel ia the city, Table supplied with the best the market affords. Special atten tontion given to the comfort of guests. :: :: :: Headquarters for Farmers and Stockmen. -CONDON, OREGON
