Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-10-06

calling spads spa'is.
All pers)ns desiring to settle their ac'
counts with rs during onr absence from
town can do 30 by calling at the Condor
Pharmacy where our books have been
left. l0ti srRiEdsToS 4 RooERs
F.F. Scribuer, Of Cherokee, Iowa,
arrived last week 10 take n position u,
assistant cashier IN the First National
Bank. Mr.. SerIbnef Ie a nephew oi Mr.
FarnswortI, the cashier Of the bank and
that gentleman Is well pleased 10 have
efficient help 10 assist in looking alter
the rapidly increasing business Of the
bank.
The writer visited the piano sales
room yesterday. In the Arn,ory hall Mi.
mex, which II In charge Of Mr.. ] g.
gallagher, representing Eiler's Piano
hunse, Of Portland, the largest music
house Ia the northwest Mr. Gallagher
has IN stock only the finest quality Of
instruments all OF which are doubiy
guaranteed.
Things we're doing at the eonncil meet
ing Monday evening An order was made
closing gambling forthwith. The festive
town COW was prohibited from roaming
the streets and the lire breeding stove
pipe WAS put ont Of business In faver Of
the brick tue, An ordinance was intro.
duced iorbiddng the erection Of wooden
buildings on eight blocks OF the original
townsite fronting on Main street.
DIR. Fred Gullette, Of Portland, who
some tme aga lost four toes rs result
OF beipg run over by u street ear was re-
Gently awarded $500 damages by an in
tslligent jury OF that city. This fixes
the valne Of mans toes Mt t75 each
which seems 10 be big price for poor
struggling street railway company TO
have 10 pay for little thing like that.
DR.. 'iullette was former resident Of
this city.
The Globe regrets to learn that J. A.
Douthit, FOR many years editor and pro-
prietor OF the Times. Mountaineer, at
The Dalles, has been obliged 10 turn his
plant and business over 10 his creditors
and discontinue his business. Mr.Duuth.
II In one oi the abIest newspaper writer's
in Eastern Oregon and no citizen oi The
Dalles has laborpd nure faithfully than
he for the advancement and material
we'll being Of his town. II seems TO be
n case Of lack Of appreciation Of merito.
Tious newspaper work on the part of cit.
1ens Of town, OF which this old world
furnishes not few.
Fred Edwards, Horace M.B'ide and
Hubert Scoggin returned Tuesday from
Corvallis whore they took part In the
football game last SATURDAY. brtAren the
o. A. q. eleven aud TEAM picked from
the alumni Of the colleg". Srogsus
Is peeled up in great share--IpoK. as
though he has been trying to lot 20 Of
wild rat--and the other bows might be
able 10 show up solne Distinguishing
marks II they were 10 try, The alumni
won wonderful deftat the score being
II to in favor Of the students but the
has beens say they showed the yonng
sters good time during the FIRST half.
Il looks good that Gillian comfy shonld
furnish three players Tor the alumni
team as we'll as the president Of the
Alumni Football Association, Mr., Ed.
wards being elected to that position.
About 10 O'Clock last Saturday evening
crowd ol boys who had been making
night hideous vii the evening. raised the
cry Ot Dire thereby frightening many
citizens, II not out Of 4 years growth, at
least out of an hours g0nd sleep. These
boys no dunbt thought they were doing
something mnrveously smart hut their
parents or guardians should take tile
trouble of intpressing the fact on their
yonthtul minds that il WAS nnthing OF
~ the kind. shingle properly applied
In case like this would beat "a curfew
ordinance not enforced all hollow. City
Marshal Ramsay heard the alarm Sat
urday night and got after the gang hnt
failed To catch them. lie is LAYING for
them, however and says he will put
them in cold storage for the rest of the
night next time the trick IS repeated.
III troubled with A wenk digestion try