Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-09-22
LOCAL NEWS,


Jaeksons.
Hugh Fair WAS Ia tosn from Lost VAL
Icy Friday.
*. fitrwater, will leave Ia few
days for Wyoming,
u. NJ. PIltet aud family have return ed
irom their eastern teip.
c. j. Quinn Is over from MayyIlle pre-.
cinet doing jury duty.
I. d. Wilcox, the Portland miller,
predicts dollar wheat before April ist
john Jacksou and family are home
irom pleasant visit at the coast and nt
Portland.
Select your plowa. hatrows and 1rllla
for tho coming season ~ w, l., Bsrker's
implement house, Condor, Oregon.
Judge Bradshaw will probably hold
an adjourned term Of court n little later
e. hear The railroad right Of way cases.
]. II. Hostord. the well kRown attor'
ney, formerly ot More, now located At
Portland. was here this week attending
court.
T, G. Mobley, u pioneer Of Rock creek
was here ednring court. ills brought up
sample OF sweet almonds grown 10 his
orchard.
Misses Byr and Nellie springston aud
Fred Sanders, of Lost Valley, we're In
town tors couple Of days during the
week.
Jas. Larch, OF Clem, came up Monday
IL atteud court He says n bis grading
camp Ia being established at Geo. Wells
lions place.
It's TOO bad those shoes ripped. Get
your next pair from us aud have then
SEwEp aud PATCHED FREE. 0.W.
rrupst 4 Co.
II h reported that @. w. wester has
uontracted his wheat crop to 7. d, wiz
cox. VI Portland, at 72e per bushel to be
delivered on the new railroad.
We sell best makes Of tanning mills At
s25 each. These mills are fully guaran-
teed 10 Civ satisfaction or the price will
be refunded. w. l.. BARKER.
DR.. Il. r. Butler, the dentist, will lo-
cate permanently in Condon about Octo'
her LIST. Ills Offices will I've In the Mer'
rlieId bulldlng on North Main street.
WAsrRD--A good girl for geueralhouse
work. Good wages and permanent ro'
sition Tor all winter for right party. APP
ply to A. s. Hollen. Condon. Oregon.
Twenty-Five per cent discount for cash
an our entire stock OF Ladies' Misses
aud Childreus' SANDALS. Come early
while We have your size, o. W. Propsi
4 Co.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter, Miss
BELLE, left this moraing tor New Orleans
where the latter has secured position
IN the public schools, rhey will remain
until June,
Wagons, Ruggiss, Hacks and all kinds
OF Farming implements At w. l.. Bar
ker's big COndon implement house. Now
IL the time to stock up for the busy
Spring farming season.
A grand opening Of Fall and Winter
millinery will take place at Miss Gretn.
er's millinery patlors Friday and Satur'
day. Sept. s0th. aud October lst. The
ladies should all stick pin in these
dates,
John Campbell, who has been in Col
orado all Summer, returned to Condor
Sunday. Ills brother jim, who went
east with him, Is now in Idaho but ex-
pects to visit the st. Louis Fair before
returning to Oregon.
@. @. CLARK, OF Blalock was here dur.
ing the week attending court. lie was
the first man to give the alarm at the
Summit hotel fire and because OF not
waiting to dress before giving the alarm
he lost most OF his clothing and about
$40 In money.
DR.. Roy Smith, OF Portland, arrived
Tuesday afternoon and will locate here
In the practice Of his chosen profession
osleopathy. DR.. Smith ~ n graduate o'
the A. I. Still school, OF Kirkspille Mo-,
and he IL recognized as one Of the most
successful practitioners OF this method
of healing In the Pacific northwest. The
fact that osteopathy is comparativelS
new method OF treating disease perhaps
accounts forthe fact that its practitioners
are not plentiful and but few ifany cities
of less than 5000 to 10000 inhabitants
are favored with the services OF q
doctor of this school, DR.. Smith is gen
tIeman Of pleasing personality aud viii
$40 doubt make many friends here.
The trial OF Horace Butcher aud Evai
Stevens, charged with the larceny OF
eteer came up for trial Tuesday after
noon in the circuit court. The case pro
ceeded without interruption until Wed
nesday afternoon and argument by coun
eel had been commenced when Mr.
Butcher, one Of the defendants, was ia
ken violently i'll and had to be removes
TO hotel and q physician summoned
Court was dismissed until s O'Clock thi
morning when Mr.. Butcher was carrie
in on etretcher and, further argumen
being waived, the case was given to th
jury. As we go to press the jury is stI
out.
A Bows Wild Ride for Life.