TOONiST GQMIM6 Perry Carter and Wife to Enter tain at Rink Opera Mouse on next Thursday Evening-Un-der Auspices of High Schoo!. A Dramjtic Incident of the Fate ful Hundred Days. ONE OF NAFOLEON'S COUFS. it anvon9 in C.n Ian misses ' hearing Perry Carter, the car toonist, and his wife when they C3ma on the High School C mr?o Jan. iv, ne ww d? sorry. Air.jc.inbron:K. wuj w Carter has seen twelve and a s wii csi-ort. to half years of active service as a j ,,lle roekartosi. newspaper cartoonist principal!' with the Minneapolis Times and the Minneapolis Tribune. In August, 1903,. the American Monthly Review of Reviews de voted an article to a discussion of Mr. Carter's work saying in part; "We have this month found his cartoons of better average quality than those of any other cartoonist at home or abroad.'' A famous cartoonist is coming. Mr. Carter's pictures are good and the humorous talk with which he accompanies them keeps the audience in rare grood humor all the evening. Mrs. Carter has a sweet voice and her singing is always greatly en joyed. Mr. Carter takes his audience behind the scenes of , newspaperdom, portrays humor ous scenes and sketches the characters seen in every news- j paper office, editors, reporters, j printers, chance visiters, and even the office boys and the printers devil. Come out and have agood laugh. "The 20th Centur IS- te 3 99 The Funniest Little play ev er Written. Will be presented at Armory Hall By The Ladies of the Ugo Igo Club On Tuesday Evening January 17th Come out and have a Good Laugh and aid a Good Cause. Th Wy of tht Grt Military Genit.t Ovtrcam th First Oppotition H Encountered on tha March to Paria Aftar Hia Raturn From Elba. A striMns lucltlent In (lis career of N.iviUvn is (.inscribed by Camilla Co- cuaud U tiis book, "Le Uotmtr Oa 1'tslo il'Elbo" ("Tlie Return t'roin the Island of Kikt". It th's.:riles how lie met tha t'rst ofuHMtltfon offered to Ills march to l"aris after his eoar from Elba: "Meanwhile N.io!ccn had traveled ty U:o Al;s tj DnupUltte, advancing Into tlie Interior of the country. Ilav Ins received htfrrmtitinn en Sunday, tlie -itu of jratvh, tile prefect of I'lsi're had immediately, ia concert with tt-.e ii:ii:.iry authority, taken measures to V::I v. t.'ie s!ar;Ii!is sit uatioti. A detachment composed of n battalion of tt l"if;h regiment of the line mid two companies of engineers was tlispati heil to.preveat the further mlvanoe of the emperor. 'The meetlt:; hot wren this detach ment :;tul the Utile troo; from the of i:ip:i took' ; ';-.ie e;i the Ttll of Match !ie:-.r VI:::!!.-. but not before the peasants had had l lav to hasten to ia form Napoleon of the nntii.sonlstio ills position of the oX.crs commanding the troops which h.-xl been sent from rtrenoble. In order to avoid the shed- i dins of blood t',;e emperor ordered .s acciitapanied I f enter !:;to ttv.t'T will! the eocai'uf M.-inlies tnM-e Cairhroane found the de tachment rtinsed In order of battle The comu;!i:-.dir..i oiUcer refused to en ter Into com rmi tiler, tt-.m, and the sol diers remained sQont and gloomy. "Napoleon Immediately tooic bl.s share la the proceeding, lie par the order to Ids grenadiers to put their rilles under their arms, ia order to give proof of their pacific, dispositions. Then to advanced nione. while some of his friends cried to the soldiers of the line: "Trltads, do not tire: There is the emperor, who wishes to sneak to von.' "Xapoleon now found himself about thirty meters from the Grenoble de tachment, lie dismounted nnd. his arms crossed on his breast, remained sJnndins In the middle of the road. " 'Soldiers of the l i'th," he said In a lend tone "soldiers of the FiXLh, do you reeogair.e uie? " 'i'es, yes." t-r nil Tepiied. "Then Xapoloos. throwing open his. srny cloak with a firamatlc gesture c;:d rointins to his breast with his hands, replied: "'If there is one anions yon who wishes to kill his peiw ral. his emperor, he can do it. Here I am!' "The response was unanimous, sub lime: 'Lona live the emperor! Long live the emperor!' "Breaking the ranks, their shakos at the ends of the swords or on the bays nets, the soldiers of the i'iith, to whom were joined the etishieers. ran toward Xapolcm. surrounded hi'n. embraced him. kissed his hands, called him their preserver, their father, their t'eueral. r ompercr. Finally the two do Tost, uUtotlt'K Lucky. "Noah must have felt Ittcky wIicd be landed after his long snll." "Yes," replied tlw New Xork'liu Hrter. "Think of it man landing nil that cargo without a customs otackl to say a word r Washington Star. CALL US UP Whenever ycu vnt Busi ness CarJs, Letter Heads, Circular or anythinj elt in the prlntlntf line. Vie give PROMPT SERVICE and GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. . R)U SALK-Thivo lioiiro? urn! en, sain if taken soon tt f l.iWJ. , 1st iuire!tt the Summit llotol, tfjf" j Photographic Correctness... TroasHiroi' f Nottoo. All outstaiutii)!; county war-1 3 nnt.s up to n:ul int'iit'iinr H SoS a ro inmtWo fit lu-.'st r.i.s- tiou. Iutetv; t ccat s iKv. r..V. 5 1 1010. J. A. Mc.Miutuis, Tri'SMiri-r oi Gilnaoi eonniv, Is Our RIotto When Making You a Set rktures Whether They are lllgh-Priccd or the cheaper kind. A trial wil convince. McMorris & Keller tr It ; s W. A. DARLING Clinics ii Ci-mplclf l.i'ic ( WALL PAPER, PA$T5 OILS.'AKD VAnKlSH j SUiIiMrrHOTEL.. j Kvt;rytltinar Strictly First-clnas ami up-todntc. - ioi i luMnc-cookPUmonls in the Northwest. Eus mcoU all tiMins for .the Summit Hotel. Vour oatronntro solicited ami satisfaction ''guar anteed. th. tnefctsionts miaaled tosetlicr and be came consolidated. Xaioteon then had 2.0,0 men with nhom to inarch on to Grennble. "'J'liev took the read, and it v.aa a ttlnmidisl Dinrcn. The people of tl:e district cair.o to meet the column, ac claiming Napoleon as tha liberator of tho nation and as the living Incarna tion of the revolution. "The t o.1';:r,:s wept with Joy. At this si.'ht the emperor, turning toward his oiiicer3, Uroudt and Ilertrajid, said to thoin : "'Everything 13 now In good order. Within ten days wo shall be at the Tuileries" " j Ssr.rj of tha Flamo. j Fire can i.c made to slug. A writer I s:;ys: "Take a lighted candle and blow j Eontly anaiiist tlie Came. Von will hear I a peculiar fintteiins sound. The flutter j Ir:? sound U lire's (irst ntten:p(s at mu i si.'. Instead of the unsteady brenth of our lips let us employ the steady blast of a blovrpipe. Instead of the pale and flickerlns lijrlit of a candle let us use the bright end ardent glare of a chem ist's lamp. When you have a lamp nnd blowpipe you tv.a wake Ere sing ia para'.'s1.." An Evident Success. "So yc: have a position an stenogra pher. I tope you will succeed in mak ing yournilf indispensable to your cus ployer." "1 thh:ii I have, auntie. We are to :n Tii k ciKi'iir cot iit' or rut: stAru i'Kousxws tor. i ii.i.iAM wisiv. C. 8. -X'UnuH1. ri.iill'iir. v. ti,ir-. U. Put I, .Un..iU:trt tt.e Ktat ot tV. II. Mer;..r, .;viviirii; LvJIa I. M.ukkii, Mjry ii. lr.l:: Joirfl t.. Mi-,-in.l'Si:i.-Kl!v V. XviKan. J. tt, lliii, A. P. auii Joim Kav. I!cm!j;.t. S-CXV.'N?. T.i Mary G. Morgan, vuc ( lh; uiv-u;.ukJ dfciulantit. In tii Name i-r tii tatk of onioos-- Von ato hcrtl'y toumiamivil uimI n-ptirtd to bo nuJ iil lx-nr nu t nnra-r or ,.tlifriti:.' .kail to iIk ci'muiutit t.tnl iiiumst ym in Hie ativi cour arl caiiM! oa or ht'turc KrMay, ttio ony .J.'.u-.irtry, r.m, an.l if you .'nit to o nji., ur it;ia anitvcr or otht'riv plca.l t.) i lainliil"a om. jint. tot want tiu-rool, .!ni!iti:t wiU ajy.) u tl.o con, i dr tla- rotic! tliori iMk-m.-iinIi d i.'iti suluttaio e a foiloivs: First: JuJsrmolit iiu.i liwrt'O nciiiit tl f-!i'!iii:ts, licim' It. li-.iktii, AiimliiiKtr.-ituroi Uih t. tate vt W. K. Moi-.-iiii. d.Hi-aw.1: l.vili.i I V sail, Mary t;. Morgan, Jinrptl K. Mor.-ja ari' i t.'.'irlot.V t. Morg-ui fur th sum ot J.'.VtX' with inton-tt thcroon from the nil i!;iy ( t-t i-aary. fjtii. ni the rati- of p. r vut nor uniiiim ur.til tlioi im J.-'yuiattiirnoy' !, to stthcr titi plaintiil's costs nu.t thsbur-cuiciit in this suit matte am! ex'i': itt. J'cooutt: for Ju igtnt'iit find U.-itoi' jii; ,inct nil the above- immd ilcfomlann lorcrtoin tin. Ii oi plaimnrs mortKa-rv on tlu- laii'i ami 'rviu!.j tEitToin t!-l rit)ftt, ami Uriicritv.'iJ f,.tlov., to wit: The Northwest ljUartoroi ,-icrtion "I weniy, two ; the Nortli hall of tlie Nm t!iw, -t i;m ir o r oi section Tweiiry el:ht :-.., a: i! ;h.' .N..:tri c.itliu'tcrul HiTtioii Twenty oii,; -vt n II i;i Towmhip ! he -.I-South .( itaastc Twenty lli-t v-t U'illinette MiTitliau in liillhim County, -due of Oreuoti. -and that sail Ian. ia bo f..!.i in tie manner j.-eHoil e.l by law an! in ;.. . .jHlanee w ill' the practice of thii coiitt. unj that tin in.,- c'ee.is ot fiaiil fale bo Nj.p'.ieit as foli .'.v-: p, ani..mit fuuixl ituo Itic defcudinita J. II, HiU and A. It. Haley, and to tin' amount found .tin the defendant John Knox: - To the la intra t plaiuiitrof the sum ofjj'Xi.00iTiih inton-it (Uff ..n fiwin tlie tth day of hebmary J:nl, at the rateoi'ten percent f.er annum until pa! t. rin.i t!.f lurther 1.11111 of t') Co nllornev' to tlorwith plaintltti costs and dlshnr-.'Lienl; in tais suit ma.lo and expended, and the nr. -nt in:r costs and (wpim"! of micli tn!t-, lliird: For a decree airamst each nn t a!! of the libove nnined ilefcndant-1.. re. h.-iiiand i..r e-Tbarrlnu all the tiijlit. Htl?. in', rot an I l .ini of said and ea. h and nil oi i.ai.1 .h-'. n ! ..,11!'. and ai: p. rons chtiaiini: or to i !..iln Ijy. thro:.i-;h or moier tin m or pithc r or any oi tht ::i in and to said mortraued premise anil every p. .It and tiarcel tiicre.d. Fourth: Pecreeof tlie above cutithd c.,urt allowing any paity to tliis Knit to become a nnr- chanerof tiaid i.reini.-cs nt s.b! ,'.!.. .u.,i t, l ...... . . the purchaser of ,.ild premi-an Int.. the linni- d i ate poiFe:oiion thcrot and lh- win !o tl.- r-ia Irom the date of such Fnlc, an I .'..r snch ot: . r and further relief to t!ic('o !:t may h,.w c.plitabk', J 1 1 1 and meet In the pren.i- s. This suminous is served on you .y tlie j.nl ii r.itlon tliereof in the t'ondon fjlo'.o f..r the per i :i t of six cons.K utive week?, S"Ven i-M i--. (o: l.i.-nr lni; v.llli the issueof Pe'-ombor 2, loin, and ending with the iiwue of January Pdl, pursu ant to an order of the Hon. It. It. liuiler, J;i.'i,-e of the above entitled court, which tai-i of ,!erwfi3 duty made and entered herein on tlie 'J.-:h day of November, KdO. First publication Pee niber2, 1010. Last pllblicatiol! Janilnrv 13, lull. GEO. W. PA II MAN, Attorney for ph.iutiil. tteigttgttiitttttttttoxi a o We liny a e a -At Highest Mi-iket Fiices- a Arlington Lumber Co. 4 . rV, O.J Real Ci tato I nr.u t.c.in.-i AllSTIIACTS 1)1' TITU-J Kor Gilliam County t'OXPDX, OIJWiO.N' r. ii. sTnriirNWN. pPrtt - ( V.' f ' MRS. W. A. DARLING, Mtupr Job Deoartment ( o;np!elo Sols of Oilko Vooka. Dlnnk Hooks ado to Ordoi; Duplicasiny; Suit s Hooks, Legal Blanks. En jrravctl up I'l.iin Wolding Stationery, Letter n,h, Fnvt'K'tK?, Everything in Printing. Uu&h Jc!& our Special Dellahtlt! PSiono 43, Condon, Ore. ," t- - 4 t- - r '(vr Zf-' " i lww-it,ii i&di -"js. 30 .JOIIN JACKSON 'ON DON'S UCADINCJ ( 'O N FKCTI ONER TulIAt ( llal NKXT Tt I'OHTOFI K'K ON WIND MILLS JAMIES0N & ,r rtr lu Anorl ALL '' 1 ' - ' " l' tSiX',n i j- 3 TBUNS EAST DUILK Thrt-.-pli r-.-.r.mn sfr.r. lr,. 1 cn -i:.lr ft wpinit cars da:ly t. ti.'.Kil.rt, fl .;. fr't.oScRt:0 1 tisiri-it :.t.ti-,. ( ,!.-. t. Kau.t.city: thr -n-l !'i'i:!imi:i t-w;', tinf vara tt.CTj.jiiniiv co;nli:ctod r ?e:y to t'l-.!. -.., r'oiit.ing f!.ir cr -:U h-, to tha Kait diily. LOW RATES 1 --.V -rJXZsxJ. SANITARY PLUMBERS CONDON. OUMON, KMTIMATKM OIVMN ON At.L K1NIM or withii nvnTiiua AkiiM SampKm H In.lmllll. AguiiU Calrbui It lion a Molina Enh,u. Dm ut Iwlom buy ln( lMhra. ) . u: nj ij-urrL-; n ru tt .on;v a n runjAA "5 Tli i-la to an 1 'rnr. nil r-.- ,.f i,. I-'tr j.wrt'ci'irtji fil ot t-..i ho, 3 D. TiERNEY, Agent HIDES & PELTS ANNOUNCEMENT ! Iwish to announce that on Friday. January 5, 1 opon a saloon in Ccndon in the building here tofore occupied by "The Palm" Confectionery. 3 1 have secured a stock of th,e finest goods that money crLn buy and j ill conduct a strictly first-class house. i My place of business will retain the name "The Faim" and ray motto will be; "A Square Deal For Everybody?' D. II. COTTMIRE. "-FP ',1 life i II l-n I r - ( ' , . J ...tl ' . 1 Ii ' l . I' '-' , ' . I r 1 . . . J 1 l..:i..tl C!.:l(.i, ..-j I 1 f rL.- rr-TT? h'-'"- ' - - w.';T(t Kvi.-tr !-xaa,T. .,.i.,.r. 8 . .... .. . ' .. . N-. f Li (... t; I ........ . U '''til,. c h CONDON LRAMCII ' No. 17.Lcavos Ccndcn 8:"0 a. rn. Arrives at Arlington 31 :10 a. m. No. 13 Lvs. Arlington 1:45 p. m. Arrives at Condon 5.00 p. m. Condon, Oregon 'i UlHECTOnS: S. I?. Barker, Jay Bowerman, $ J. F. Reisacher, C. 0. Portwood Wm. Wchrli, S ! P. . T'litnr H Pipct rtJf.tnnnl Pan! 1 :i u uvru-irbiauuuxruuiru inninnnm uuuifinjuiAnriAruvrunnnrin.r,jv nm CONDON-11 AMUSEMENT HALL TOBACCOS An appropriate resort in -. BILIJARVS CIGAIiS which you are invited to POOL CANDIES upend a pleasant hour CLUB ROOMS W) A I N TREET. CONDON 1 lome Bakery and Grocery. r- 41 L A Splendid Overall for every ute. Cut generous ly full. Two hip pockets. J Felled seams. " Continuous fly. :' i! lSsdlttgltn. MURPHY.GRANTSCO. Muufietnrtrt Snhadm Cithi "1