Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-08-19
NOTICE,
oLoBosiTIEs.

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W. II. Smell and wife Of Rock creek
visited friends In our city the first Of the
week.
Jas. Stewart OF Fossil visited his rela-
tives here over Sunday, Geo. Knox and
family.
Born--At Fossil Monday evening, Au-
gust IS, 1892, 70 the wife Of J. II. Put
nam, son.
II. O. Strickland took band Of good
horses 70 tho valley few days ago for
the market
Miss Cordela Keizer closed very
successful term Of school at Clem Friday
oi last week.
Father Lemay IL In this section again,
and will conduct services here next Sum
day morning.
Mr.. G. Schott Of Rock creek has been
visiting at GillIain's capital and metrop-
oils this week.
Doc Brown and family are enjoying
themselves In the mountains near Rit-
ma. county.
= A~ftv. Wise will preach at Mayyille next
Sunday morning at Ii O'Clock, and at
Condor at Z AS p. IN.
Sheeprnisers will learn something of
much interest 10 them by reading Colin
4 McFarland's al elsewhere.
Greiner Bros, extensive farmers from
near Mayyillc, were over to Antelope on
business Tuesday last. Herald.
Some more OF that excellent Spuryer
land will he sold Saturday, Goth, by the
administrator, L. w. Darling. See nd.
Mrs. X. q. Robinson OF Lone Rock
visited her relatives here the fore part
Of the week, l.. W. Darling and family.
J. w. Blake left last week for two
months visit to his old home in West
Virginia, his first visit to his native
home for many years.
Grasshoppers attain their grratest size
In South Africa, where they grow 10 a
length Of FIVE inches. and their wings
spread out ten inches.
We notice decided improvement in
The Dalles Chronicle since Mr.. Ireland
has taken editorial charge Of that paper.
He IL an able and brilliant writer.
There IL no doubt any longer that the
fst remedy In the world for rheuna-
fism, neuralgia, etc, is Hattee's Congo
Oil. Read ad in another column.
Herman seekamp has returned to So
nomish, Washington, where he expects
to remain until spring and then come
back here and go into The sheep busi-
ness.
Notice the new ad OF Halstead, Rine-
hart 4 Co. In order TO make room for
new stock Of fall goods, they will
sell their present stock at greatly re-
duced prices.
John Madden Of Lone Rock was in
town the first OF the week. He has not
fully recovered yet from his injuries
received short time since by being
thrown from horse.
Now that everybody else Is getting
pensions why is 1t there is not pension
for the man who staid ut home and wore
himself out reading the newspaper re-
ports Of the fighting In front.
Mr.. Mackey, the photographer, did
not 90 to Mayville Monday, rs he in.
tended, owing to his health, which has
not been good this week. lie thinks he
will be able TO 60 over Saturday.
The new county Jail was finished this
week by the contractors, Geo. Tatom
and A. ]. Walker, and they have made
q splendid job OF 1t. II ID safe to say Il
ia the most substantial structure in the
county.
We are informed by number Of par.
ties here who. are using the Lexington
-four, handled by ]. FL. Downing, that II
is far superior to the Fossil -four. The
price Of IL Is also lower, being only $4.6C
per barrel.
Mr.. Sidney Collins, the popular agent
at Arlington, was In The Dalles a few
days ago on business connected with his
fine fruit farm near Willows. He ex'
pects 10 raise as much fruit as Mr.. Bla-
locks. Sun.
DR.. Paul Grant Of Portland visited ou'
city this week, in the interest OF bis eel
ehrated medicinal remedies, which are
becoming world-renowned for their eS'
cellence. Several OF his ads appear IN
the GLOBE. Read them carefully.
The Times-Mountaineer truthfully
savs: The harvest in Gillian county Il
producing better results than were an
ticipated, and the crop will not be afail
ure BY any means. Considerable whea
viii be exported from that county thil
year.
"Say, Bill" said the tramp to his part
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