Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-09-10
OLoBoslTlEs.
Now for some horse racing.

Now Tor some horse racing.
Come 70 the races on the 18th and 18th
Of this month and enjoy yourself.
LosT.--A pair Of shears. Finder leave
same at this Office and no questions will
be asked.
We are great on poetry and posters,
and invite competition with our Cavern
cotemporary.
p. II. Stephenson bought few "Lud-
wig" pianos from the Jacobsen Book &
Music Co. last week.
The man with the dyspepsia who can't
see any signs OF returning prosperity 10
missing whole lot Of fun.
II you want piano or organ, be sure
10 write 10 the Jacobsen Book and Music
Co., The Dalles, Or. Catalogue free.
8. b. Barker returned from Portland
Sunday evening. Mr.. Barker's fall and
winter stock Of goods will soon arrive.
Miss Louella Maddox left Wednesday
morning for Westfall, Malheur county,
whore she will teach school this fall and
winter.
Posters we're printed at this Office this
week announcing the races that are 10
be rum on the Condor track the 18th and
18th Of this month.
isses Dollie Blake and Emma Rem
ner left last Friday for Pcndleton, where
they will enter ~. Joseph's Academy
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Herbert Halstead OF Lost Valley
came over with her children this week
70 visit few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehart.
Mr.. Il. Jacobsen left ON Wednesdays
stage for The Dalles. He will return in
few days and 20 on 10 Fossil where he
has opened music store.
IL. d. Randall, Of 0lex, presented this
Office with box Of delicious peaches
and Silver prunes this week. They we're
Of the finest quality we have seen this
season. Many thanks.
"Klondike"--A 500.page book, with
map 1924 In. just out. Ittells you all
about Alaska and its mining laws. Sub
scribe at once. August Anderson, Agent.
Condor, Or.
Miss Ethel Parman and Miss Blanche
McIiofiie will start to-day friday for
Forest Grove, where they win attend
school for the ensuing year. Mrs. Par
man will accompany them as far as Ar.
lington.
All the race horses from the surround
ing towns will be In Condor on the 18th
and 18th TO take part In the races. A
good many OF the Antelope sports are
expected here also. Come on boys We
will guarantee TO you welcome recep-
ton.
We received few items from the
''iungle" this week but, as We were un-
able to make out the writing, they Of
course landed In the waste basket We
hope the party who wrote them will do
better the next time. The envelope had
Prairie City's post mark stamped on IL.
The number Of pupils in the schools OF
the United States last year was l6,4lb,-
1877, an increase Of nearly 5000, 900 since
1890. This belongs among the biggest
prosperity items. The best things that
are raised on our farms or produced in
our towns and cities are, after all, our
boys and our girls.
FoR EALK.--I have for sale several
welLimproved ranches, situated in Gil
liam county, Or, Parties wishing tc
purchase good ranch on reasonable
terms, are respectfully invited TO call al
the National Bank in Arlington and see
me before purchasing elsewhere. +. 7
Hurlburt, Arlington, Or.
The Jacobsen Book & Music Co. o
The Dalles were loading wagons for Fos-
ell last Monday. Mr.. Jacobsen says he
will cell out his pianos aud organs this
week and leave for home next Saturday.
The GLoBR hopes to SEQ his smiling face
In Condor oitener in the future, as he
has had considerable business (?) over
at Clem lately and II is rumored that he
is going to open music store over there
shortly. That music store yarn don't
go at this Office. Mr.. Jacobsen has his
eye on charming young lady over there
and we think the music store racket II
only q blind to throw US of the track.
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