Condon globe., March 31, 1911, Image 4

THE CONDON GLOBE, FRIDAY, MAKOH 31.ltl.l
From
Now
On
This
Space
Will be
and
Valuable
To You.
Watch
it for
. Bargains.
Williams the Jeweler -
-Shu f
Expert Optician
Condon's Leading Jeweler
Condon Meat Co.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
, ; We Keep a Fresh, Clean
Stock on Hand. CIf You
Have Any Beef, Veal or
Hogs For Sale, Come in.
Chas.Harrison, Prop. Condon.Ore.
THE
S. B. Barker Co.
Invite the Ladies to Inspect
Their Spring Shoing of New
Dress Goods
Condon;
Formaldehyde!
is the best.
large Assortment of
Highest Grade Combina
tion Fonntaia Syringes and
Hot Water Bottles at re
duced
prices.
CToiIet Articles, Soap,
Bath and Complexion Pow
ers, Perfumes, etc.
Graves &
VanSlype
Oregon.
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ITEMS
"Behind the scenes at Salem,"
a 78 pajre book published by
Carl Smith and II. P. Edward,
was received at the Clobe office
this morning. It is a synopsis
of the 20th legislative session
with some inside facts gathered
by these two legislative corns-
pendents. The price of the book
is sixty cents and every tax pay
of Oregon should claim one for
his library. ?
The members of the Wheat
City Band are requested to meet
at the Athletic Club this even
ing at 8 p,m. shrrp, for segular
practice. W. R. Sisson, leader.
Mrs. Walter Wade of Olex is
in the city.
Mr. anq Mrs. H. F. Shanks of
Arlington visited at the Murry
D. Shanks home here over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnhardt arriv
ed from Dubuque, Iowa and are
living in the S. B. Barker house
opposite the American theatre.
A lot of broding sows, pigs
and shoats, fyom the Hunt
ranch will be sold at public
auction at the Condon Livery
barn, Saturday, April 8 at 2 p.m.
This is a good opportunity to buy
nrst-cass stock hegs at your
own price. Harold Hunt
Preaching services will be held
at the Baptist Church both
morning and evening Sunday.
You are invited to attend.
Nothing but first class work
done at Cora Stevenson's Pana-
torium. Ladies' and mens'
clothes cleaned and Dressed.
FORSALE OR RENT Almost
new Bnnkerhoff Piano. Inquire
at tni3 office.
Buckhora News Notes.
Howard Haley has moved ' to
the Gaff ney ranch about two
miles from past location.
Mr. Pemberton, who ' owns a
line fruit and vegetable farm
on Tnirty mile, was in this
territory last week with a load
of. his choicest apples.
It is reported that Jav Mnv
field may possibly take charge
of the fJour mill in Mayville. A
better man for the place could
not possibly nave been found.
J. F. Crane was the recipient
or several boxes of fish from
the valley. Thev came . from
his father who is a resident of
Milwaukee.
Monahan and Murtha's sheep
men, some twelve or fifteen
strong, celebrated St. Patrick's
Day in Condon. They report
a splendid time.
It is currently reported among
the near by ranchers that pros
pects were never better than
the present for an excellent
wheat crop.
The school meeting which was
held Saturday, Mar. 18th re
sulted in a tax of 5 mills being
passed. The minutes being
read, the question was read and
balloted upon, being passed un
animously after which they ad-;
journed. ,
Mrs. John ' Crane has been
seriously ill the past week'
from a hemorrhage. At present
writing she is considerably
better, being able to be up and
around. . '
School was dismissed four
days last week on account of
C. H. Wilson, teacher, suffer
ing from a severe attack of the
lagrippe. "
Mr. Ben Kenaston was taken
to Portland by Dr. Wood Mon
day to be operated on for a
gathering in his head situated
upon one of the gland3 of the
ear. This is an extremely del
icate operation and was decided
upon only as a last resort. Up
to date we have not heard .of
his condition since going to
Portland. ;
FOR SALE- The F. R. May
Ranch situated .at Mikkalo.
This farm contains 520 acres and
is first-class land. . It will be
sold for a reasonable price, and
fair terms will be given.
A. S. Dresser,
319 Worcester Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
LOCAL SS
MISS POTMAN
Old hata made over and '
retinted. Full stock of
MILLINERY
, at all times, of the very
latea styles; located on
Summit Street
SIIERIFPS SALE.
Nolle li kar.br ftraa Ibkt m hmMn as4
onltr ol Hit Imi4 Ml ot Ik Clrrall C.rt.l
the Slat, otoratoarortl Hilar Covatr. Ma Ik
lMh4.rolM.rrh, Htl, apoa llmM Umolil
indrt4 on U tvu imf ol Uuth. IML la
f.rorol J. II. Hill .nt . 0. Hlr, al.n4aiila.
John Knoi, datondtnt, ana I. a, atbuaia.
plaintiff, and .(.Inn Ota. B. D.k.k, admin
(Into, ol U. rttat. ol W, K. Morton. 4.-
OMtnl. l.ll I. Morton. atarj Q. Morgan.
Joafpa K. Morfaa and Caartott K, Mm, a,
4l.ndanta, arnlrh nld uocailoa au4 onM
ol ami. la lo ai. dirocMd, and aoaraaadlu- in
to .ell la. pnp.rly haralnaftar dmrllwd lot
lb. pnrpuMol aaitarrlnt lb JwUmtnt ol lb.
d.lamlanuJ. II. Illll and A. D. H.l.r In Mid
um (or lb. ana ol Ona Thouund Bulla ra,
lib lntr.at tb.rton l Ih ral ol 19 pmt tui
ft annua Iromtb. lib 4a .( rtouarr. lata,
anlll paid, aadtb turUwr an ol On. Hun
dred Dollar. Atturn.j' Itrnm, and Uwlr ou
and dlabararaaanl ol told rail laird and al
lowed al T wanly Italian; lb Judfai.nl ol tb
defendant John Knot, tor lb turn ol Two
Thoaund Dollar, with lutomt IbaNoa al tb
raiaot 10 parent par annual tram lb lib d
ol Fabruarr, IttO, mailt paid, and lb lurtu.t
ma ol On Randrtd Dollar, Altera' faaa,
i.d bit mala and dlabararB.nl ol aald Mil
Uiod and allo4 al T.t Dollar; and U-t
th pntpoM olaaiulilnt Ik wtmml ot lb
plaintiff. B. B. aeboraa la aald mil tor lb iuui
ol Two Tr-omand. Fir Hundnd Dollar, with
litarwl Uwraen al lha rala ot t par font twt
annum I rum lb. lib dajr ol rbraarr. 110. an-1
Ul paid, and tb. rartharanai ol Two Hundmi I
aud ritty Dollar. Altoratj'i tnt, and ala ootli
and dlitmn.rn.nu ol aald nil Uid and al
lowed .1 Fortr an and 80100 Dollar, and lb.
reralnaroat and tpBM ot UUi Ml.
VHERirOltB. la compliant wllb aald i.
oullon and ordor ol tal. I, Elmar Montaftt.
"'to ol Ollllam Conmr. Ortton, will On lb
Mb day ol April, Mil, al tb hour ol 1 o'atock p.
a., at id. conrtnoaaa door, la Condon, Ullllam
Coat, Oraton. aaU al pMplM aaetlon to lb.
bifhut bidder lor raah lu hand, lor lha pur
potM ot aatlafytnf lb. adfmal and dwrrc
dot mentioned. Uu tollonlr, f doicnbod leal
loiatlifrth ad(mntboT mnllood ol
J. II. II 111 and A. D. B.l.r. lb. following d
erlbtd roal propcrlr. Tli: Tb Ksrtbmurt oaar
l.r ol Section Twruly-ont. In TnwniMp Flrr
uth ol Rani Twaaly, Eut ol lb WUUm.ll.
Hffldlan. -.
To aalUly lb Judf roant abor u.nUoned ol
John Knot, In lollowlof Nal dtwrtbtd prop
arty, Tli: Tba Korlbwaai (uariar ol wtlon
Tw.nty-two; lha North ball ol lh.;Northl
quarter otftMtlos Twanty-lhl, In Townahip
iiiiiwiuin nanga iwrnry. laat ol Wlllam
all Mrldlari. ' "
TuiaiUfy tb Jadmnl aboy m.ntion ol
m.plluUfl.t. B. acbomp .'aald BlalnUff will
hat ai d rwalra hla (aid Judfmcnt ant ot lb
aioi fhe wbol ol tb ahor detcilbtd tea
prurty altar th )ndmnt ot Mid datandanto
1. U. Hill and A. D. Hairy and aald d.l ndanl
John Knox hare tMn natwctlraly MUitlcd.
Dated thla wth day ol Marrh. 111.
ELMER atONTAOfE, Sh.illT.
By J. D. Wain. Deputy.
FOR SALE Ona 600-eUon vtgon
tank, 3 1-2 inch Studebaker. Will sell
rensonable or will trade for piga or
other stock. Addreat I. A. Honkina,
Condon, Oregon or call at ranch 1 1-2
miles east -
Eat your Sunday dinner at the
Hotel Oregon
: I have some articles of house
nold furniture which are in good
condition and also a piano which
I will sell at a very reasonable
figure.
' Carl Smith.-
j W. C. BROWN
Real Estate
Farm Loans
, . Abstracts of Title
For Gilliam County
; CONDON, OREGON.
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f $2 Dora now".. .11.80 WSDl
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First National bank
CONDON, OREGON
: DIRECTORS:
S. a Darker, Jay rtowerman, J. F. Reisacher,
C 0. rortwood, Win. Wehrli, F. M. PUter.
Tim WhnnrifilA Qfn.lr 17nim !
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Condon, Oregon. Parman Bros., Owners. .
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CONDON AMUSEMENT HALL
TOBACCOS. BILLAROH.
CIGARS. I'OOL.
CAM1IK3. CLtBKOOMS.
Main Street, Condon.
An appropriate retort1 in which to spend a pleasant hour.
WILL SEARCY..
Quick Delivery. 1 Stand
Lower Main St.
CONDON,
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Randall'
LBarber Shop I
Firit-Clau Workmen. Bath
Rooms in Connection.
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THE PALM SALOON
Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars
in the city -:- -:- -:-,
D. H. COTTMIRE, :: :: PROPRIETOR.
GOOD FLOUR
INSURES GOOD BREAD
One loaf of bread made from Olympia A
Flour proves its goods. - j ,v
Buy it once and you will use no other. ;J .
PRICE'S CASH
t Breeders of Grade and
Purnbred Percherona,
Poland China Hoga,
Mammoth BronzeTurkey
and Scotch Collie. . .
Ml atock la guaranteed
to b strictly high data.
Pedlgreee furnished with
all purebred stock. AIS
communications will re
ceive prompt attention.
THK
Ot'Kr
. Barber Shop
Batk Rooms b
Coaaectioa. ;
WUIUdi & Seal, Proprietor.
A square meal at the Palace
Hotel for only 25 cents. A good
bed at the same price. Meal
tickets $4.00
FOB SALE BY
interior Whse. Co.
CONDON, OREGON .
GROCERY STORE
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