Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-10-20
LOCAL NEWS,

WAErEp-TA good fFeeh mlleh COW.
Enquire At this Office.
Joo Foes etu-aed Saturday from 8
business trip 10 Mitchell.
Go TO Jackson's confectionery Tor
home made taify.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. snovsF returned
from visit at GoldendAls Friday.
Your money back II you don't like
Pride Of Condor, t4.00 per bbI. at mill,
GertIe and ll~ary Shannon are suffer.
Ing from mn attack Of typhoid fever.
Pride Of Condor Flour, 400 per Dbl.
at mill. GpArauteed or money refunded
Select your plows, harrows AMI Grills
Tor the coming season At W. l.. Barker's
implement house, Condor, Oregon.
Mr.. Reynolds shipped out to the Port.
land MARKET Saturday 100 head OF beef
cattle.
AM stlll In the dray and transfer
business and ready 10 attend to oil orders
promptly. ieo. l.. Neale. SldS2
John Couture. q former resident Of
this county, now Of British Columbia,
10 here vIsting hIA brothers.
It's Too bad those shoes ripped. Ge,
your nextpalr from Ne and have them
sEwED aud PATCHED FREE. o.w.
prIpak A On
John Downing who sustained badly
spraIned ankle last week In q nlIx-up
with fractlous COW, Is getting around
on crutchea;
We selllbest makes Of tanning mills at
$25 each. These mills ara fully guaran.
tecd n Civ satlsiaction:oV the price will
be refunded. w. l.. BARKER.
TIE telephone company has force Of
men here rc"et,ing n number OF tsle'
phone poles TO get them out Of the way
oi sidewalks.
The Condon Light Co.'S. men are busy
setting ooles this week and WILSON be
yin stringing wire. The piAnt will be
put In operation as sooa as possible.
100000 TO loan on Gillian and Sher-
man county farm land at low interest.
Apply TO, NJ. Fit1mAuriee, agent.
30,l3S Moro, Oregon.
WIN. MApIr. who 10 employed In Dun
Iaps blacksmith shop, left Tor Portland
Saturday morning IN have stubborn
case Of Inlammatory rheumatism
treated.
DIR. Smith, the OsteodAth, will I've In
his Condor Office evwy Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday. beginning with Sat
urdAy, October %. Hours 10 TO IL aud
2to4.
Twenty-Five per cent discount for cash
On our eEtira stock OF Ladies' Mlsses'
and ChIldrens' SANDALS. Come early
while We have your size, o. W. Propst
& Co.
There will he q morning preaching
service ut the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. The Christian
Endeavor will re-organiss In the even.
ing At z 80.
FoR RRNr-The Maddox homestead
ranch on Thirtymile, Q miles from Con.
don. Fine stock and gardening ranch.
Enquire Of Mrs. &. A. Maddox, at Con.
don hotel.
W. A. Ahlcal aud r. r. Looney have
opened The Cash Market In the Dunn
hnilding on South Main Street and are
prepared TO serve The public with che
hest class OF meats. Sec their new ad
In another column.
Wagons, Buggies, Hacks aud all kinds
OF Farming Implements at W. l.. Bar
hers big Condor implement house. Now
10 the time TO stock up for the busy
Spring farming seasOn.
George Earhart has returned from the
mountains where he spent part Of the
Summer looking after his sheep, He Ia
now ont Of the sheep business for the
first time In 20 years. having sold his
Aocks recently 10 Heppner parties.
A camp OF graders on the new rail-
road has been esta blished at the Camp
hell ranch, three miles north Of town
on the Hastings contract. About SO
men are at work at present bnt 100
more are expected TO arrive within q
few days.
J. W. Smith, head miller in tha Con
don Milling Co.'S. plant. is In Portland
this week having some Of the rolls dress
ed to further improve the quality Of the
product. This firm is leaving no stone
unturned to make the product of theil
mill second TO none In the state,
II Alex Duthie was TO he judged bl
the cabbages he raises he might readil!
he taken for Dntchman for no mem
ber oi the Teutonic race can excel hin
in the production OF that toothsom,
vegetable. A sample left at THE offic
the other day measured AZ inches aroun'
and weighed more than any man coult
eat In week.
The greatest show on earth, McKan
Lass, the renowned singer, dancer, an'
player on many instruments, will ap
pear at Armory hall next Saturda
evening. Mr.. Mckanlass has command
ed the highest salary OF any vaudeviII
artist In America, having received a
mnch as $1,000 per week In the leadin
cities. Turn out and hear him.
An important real estate deal wa
closed Monday whereby J. W. Booth, {
Nyoaoo l,aoo $40 o,,ra. ~ tha ala CkolI