Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

"s'urei tFA Ahn "thef NOT nHnks =
Jaeks0n'a.
ghs slm'pans rail road survey reached
C"ndon Friday.
Latest hooks, lowest prices, Al Condos
PharmArv. aa
wln,hpIll', twce Pamps and pnmps
Of all descrIptIous At ". L, BaTker's
The halliday stock IL nov open tpr To-
speution At the Condpn Phsrmsgy,.
Schooi supplies pencils. tabIsta, prn.
Ink. pencil boxes etc at Jsrvls' PhaEma.
cy.
Flnsst display n holiday goods ever
dispiaysd IA Condon now oPen at Jack
cons. 80 -
Mlss Ma,a Anderson. oi near Lone
Rack, cs1s IN Sunday " spend the
Winter IN Condou.
Silk sklrts--Flnsat line ever offered
in Camden. Juss received At Stephen.
son 4 wllcoS's
A ehaaes on = sio watch and taS
doll given with every 25c purchase at
ths Cnndon Pharmacy.
A patty oi Royal Arch MAsons vent 10
lleppneT Tuesday 10 attend nieeIlng
VI their lodge At that plaoe.
Call aud see tha cleRsat line oi Jackets
CDats aud CApes just received ut Steph-
enson 4 WiIcox's
John Nelson AMI his mother, oi Ferry
Canyon, we're In towa saturday attend.
ing to legal business.
We have the agenJy Tor the Fairbanks
4 Morse pumps, windnills and gasoline
engines. Clarke 4 iIaFtahorn
J. ". Cameron, the Ferry Canyon
sheep man spent ~ few days at home in
this city during tha ~eek.
Ynu shouM clean yonr sse wheat be-
fore s1Sins. We sell the hest makes VI
Tanning Mills. ". L, Barker.
Mrs. q. W. White spent ThNnsgivIng
visiting triendsiH Cundon, She return.
ell to her home on papersack Friday.
Ell. iolleabeck has been pushinE
work on his new bnildins on Upper
Main Ktr~et duriag the past week or 90.
Wm. Keeae. the Fossil carpenter, who
has been Wovking on the new court
house Tor several months. returned home
Sunday.
DOn't forget che Grange fair at Awhile
tomorpow. II will be y great event In
chat town and will 6e we'll worth At.
tsndIag.
]. II. CropGeld, al Portland, was here
for lew days during the week looking
after hasiness matters aud visiting his
con, CIV .Crosfisld.
+. NJ. IiArtzlsr, who has had jewel.
er's bench In Jarvis Pharmacy for sew
eral months has gone 10 Cottage Grove
to take = position In that town.
Rev. ~. Kelley, rector Of the Cath.
ollie churches oi this district. wishes To
annnuncs that the lIoly Mass will be
celebrated at Mayville December % and
Condon December "a.
Louie COmini. the welt known marble
merchant, ot The DAlles, was here dur
ing the week looking after busiRers
inatters. lie put nPa hne Job or two
at Mayville during this trip.
La1eon ToleE, Of Lost Valley, fetnrn-
ed yesterday from Nebraska where he
vent TO look after the estate Of his son
who died recently, and TO which he fell
heir. The estate is valUe'l ut $50 900.
We have complete line OF Shoe
Dressings, SOCKS, stockings, gloves, rub
bers, overshoes, boots aud shoes. Re-
memtar that your patching and sewing
is done free when yon buy OF O.w .Propst
The last nail wss driven In the new
court house last Thursday and the paint
ing and finishing touches will be com
pleted In week or ten days when the
building will be ready to DO turned over
10 the couuty.
c. L. Rowe and Joe Fair will leave in
few days for Dayton, Washington, I"
take charge OF the warehouse and feed
business recently purchased by them at
thst place. They have secured hne
property and both being thorough pro-
Rressive business men they will no
doubt do we'll in their new venture.
W. G. Keys was over from Msyville
Saturday, To GLoBE representative
Mr.. Keys stated that the work OF invoic-
ing the stack Of Keys 4 Son, which is
uow IN the hands OF receiver for the
hTm's creditors. was then about com .
pleted. lie thought the stock would
reach q figure somewhere between
$4,000 and $4,000. The book acconnts
he says, will reach $4,000. Mr.. Keys
hopes the business will soon pay out in
g,,l shaps AMI the trouble be adjusted
The MayVille Mill, Mr.. Keys says. is
not involved In the present difficulty IL
being the property OF his sisters, Misses
NJ. J. and Il. A. Keyes and was leased
TO r. Minto November lst.
G. j. Quinn was over from Key's Fiat
Mmlly. M. Qlinn Is feeling about sc
years younger than he used to because
Of having recently struck bountiiuI
supply of tine water in his we'll on hi'
ranch. Mr.. Quinn has been hauling
water for 20 years and he says jim
Blaine's famous Twenty Years In Con-
yress" 10 not in IL with the experience
OF water hauling ranchsr. he teei'