Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-03
LOCAL NEWS,

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Fresh roasted peanuts 81 JAckson's.
Also fresh candles and nnlsc
Press Hamilton. Of Fossil, visited
ilends here sutidayi
Condor Pharmacy has change Of
matter Ia their space this week,
George tiardle Was In town Saturday
lIe says the sheep are doing well In his
CAMPS.
Walter Jackson, Of the stage company
was In town Tor tew days during the
week.
Silk skIrls--Finsat line ever offered
IL Condor. just received at Stephen.
son 4 wiIcoS's
Don't fall 10 sec Iha Talbot Bros. seed.
or. For sale by u,s Oregon Trading Coz.
waseO, Oregon, Z. = 't.t' -
Gall and ses tha elegant line ri Jackets
Goats and Cares just received at s.eph.
enson 4 wilcox's
Miss Inlu FitA~ater. who 10 employed
IN the fossil ppblie scholl as . teacher
spent Sunday In Condor.
Select your plaws. hArrows and drills
for the coming season 1T W. l.. BaFkeF's
implement house, Condor, Oregon.
Have you seen the wesierY - sold In
10 days, sold only by Oregon Trading
Co., WAsco, Oregon.
Insure yonF succsss and order TRlhot
BrVs. weeder Tor sale by Oregon Trading
Co., Wasco, Oregon.
Charlie johnson paid q t26 fine IN
Justice NeRl's court las, Friday on =
charge ot Assault and battery preferred
by W. J. Russeli,
Miss Dora Downing who has h~en NJ
wAlla wAlla for some time under treat
ment oi an aurist, returned home Thurs'
day. She has fully recovered.
Some sheepmen are reported IN he los.
log heavily lately on account OF the srar.
city oi ieed. |, wac reported here that
nowneF Bros. lost 30 head ip one
day recently.
J.B. Crosheld. the we'll known travel
ing man and member oi the Condor
Pharmacy 6rm, OF this city, CAME In
Saturday TO Iook after business matters
In Gilliam's capital.
Wagons, Bng9iea. tiScks and all kinds
OF Farming ImplemeRts At W. l.. Bar
ker's big Conhua Implement hnuss. Now
h the time /, stock mp for tbs bnsy
Spring farming season.
Terms strictly cash. We make q dis
count Of 8 per cent on our former nrices.
Remember we d. All light repairing Tree
on our shoes which means 2Ie TO 7Sc
saved on every pair OF shoes. o. w.
Propst 4 20.
Mius KaIa Greiner returned from The
Dnlirs Sunday. Miss Greiner has pnr'
chased the Springstou prnpertv on Sam.
nit street anh SHE and her mother wiil
occnpy II ami make II their permenent
home IN the near future.
MSH. X. Mckinney aud her little son
are suffering with typhoid. Misc Rob
insnn, " Lime Rock. who has heeR hv-
ing with the Mckinney family thlS
Winter, ia also down with the sa,ne dis-
eass at the Mckinney houe.
II Ii wonder the WRlla Waila weed
er. Cnts feet only takes o horses. We
tho Oregon Trading Co., ot wAsco, Ore
gnn, guarantees thsM tn kill any weed or
tonI plant that grows and will leave the
landjn good condition for any crop
A pleasant surprise was given Dr..
Mary Bowerman ut the home Of her
brother JaY BOwermSn last Friday even
ing in hORor Of her birthday. A large
numbeT Of Miss BowermaR's frienis were
present aud q pleasant social evening
WAS spent.
J. A. ScosSin, Of Ktoniike, Sherman
county. was here during the week aud
on his return was accompanied by his
daughters, Missee Nellie aud Mamie
ScogKin, who have been here for several
months visiting relatives. Both yonng
ladies made many friends here and were
deservsdly popular. The hest wishes Of
large circle Of iriends will follow them
to their Sherman county hom-.
The quarantine has heen raised and
the school Is again open to all sch~Iars
whether they have heens vaccinatsd or
not. The school has been unfortunate
this Winter In more wAys than Oue but
il sto be hoped that for the remainder
OF the term the conditions will he more
favorable for better and more systematic
work. Every resident Of the district
should throw his or her influence to-.
wards n hetLer aud more successful
school. Every one can help or hinder TO
some extent ~ they see dc.
Readers OF the GLOBE who have been
interested in the serial story which has
been running ON the first page Of the
paper for some time have just kick
coming at tho miserable service they
have been receiving in that regard. On
three occasions recently instNllments Of
other stories have been run In place of
the right one all Of which lie certainly
exasperatlng to the reader no has wait
ed patiently for week for the next
chapter. 1t is but instice to the GLoRE
to say that these mistakes have not oc.
cnrrel In this Office but are the fault oI
the Portland house where the outside
pages Of the paper are printed. Vigor-
ous kicks have been registered with the