THE C0HD0I1 GLOBE.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ,1802.
GLOBOSITIES.
lie,
'Corbett was "properly In It."
He knocked Sullivan out In 21
rounds at New Orleans on
Wednesday evening.
J. 11. Miller made a business trip to
l'ortlaud thin week.
Miss Carrie Danneman of Cletn visited
friend In town this week.
Geo. Keale and wife moved Into their
new house Just cant of town this week.
Judge Rradshaw held a term of circuit
court at Hepnner this week, beginning
Monday,
W, A. Goodwin purchased lot on the
hill in EitHt Condon and moved his
house onto It.
Miss Susie' Dunn has len engaged to
teach the Olex (school thia fall, to begin
next Monday. j
Arthur Myers and , family of P.utte
ercek vtsfted their relative in thia sec
tion tiiia Week.
Johnny Maddock aud daughter, Miss
Louella, visited relutives at Ileppner the
llrat of the week.
I). 8. Brown and family returned home
this week from their trip to the moun
tains near Hitter,
Mias Neva (Jraham of the John Pay
rlvor Is visiting her friends, the Misses'
Fltzwater, at Condon.
Geo. VV. llinehart of Condon, Gilliam
county, arrived here Friday for a short
stay. Eugene Ouard. r
The Ilejipner Ueeord" has changed
Itianda, Vawter Crawford of that place
having purchased the plant.
Couture Bros., Geo. 8chitt and Frank
Billiard delivered a bunch of fine beef
cattle at Arlington Thursday.
Alex Berry has been very sick the last
few days with biliousness, caused prob
ably by an over-dose of melon.
The G tonic is indebted to Mr, George
Colli n of Tbirtytiiilit for a splendid melon
of great bight. Thanks, awfully!
Mrs. Frank Palmer and child of Fossil
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lam hereon in Ferry Canyon this week.
Mrs. E. 3. McMorris returned home
thia week from Snake river, where she
had been visiting relatives since spring.
County court is in session this week,
Judge Mariner and Commiasioners Ed
wards and Ralston being in attendance.
Dr. Weldon, the dentist, expects to re
turn to Condon In about three weeks,
and wants all who need work in his line
to wait for him.
Miss Julia Couture left Saturday, ac
companied by her brother Ed, for The
Italics, where she expects to attend the
ft. Mary's Academy.
Are we of Condon to have a visit from
any of the nntioital speakers during this
political campaign? Don't overlook us;
we're a power in the land.
W. L. Barker is having another new
dwelling house built on his property
near the school house, by Squire Clark
and his force of carpenters.
"Nancy Hanks" is surely queen of the
' turf. On August Slat, at Independence,
Iowa, she troted a mile in 2 ;51', beating
her ow n world record of 2 :7.
Edgar Moore, the steady, bright young
clerk for L. W. Darling A Co., left on
Thursday for a week's pleasant visit to
friends at Kelso and Catlin, Wash.
See the new B. B. ad, "Judge Nelson's
Decision." The 8. B. medicine is among
the best remedies in the world, aud is
becoming more popular every day.
The smoke has been so dense this week
that at 6 o'clock in the evening the sun
looks like a bright '2Q gold piece if our
memory of the coin serves us right.
The Globs thankfully acknowledges
receipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Portland Industrial Exposition, which
ojiens Sept. 21st and closes Oct. 22d.
1 Owing to a very Important engage-
' meet, Rov. Wise will not be able to
preach at Matncy next Sunday, but will
preach at Condon in the evening at 7 :45.
V. A. Goodwin, our painter, is paper
ing and painting Herbert Ilalstead's
new house this week, and Is making a
splendid job of it. lie is a good work
man. The lumber is being hauled this week
for the largo armory building, also for
the residences of Squire Clark, A. Hen
shaw, Win. Dun lap 8. V. Shtitt and sev
eral others. .
Several of II. Greenfield's children on
I Trailfork were very sick with summer
complaint during the lust week. Dr.
s Meklin was called over to prescribe for
' 'ws(- them, and they are Improving.
r ; ' An agent is expected through this sec
tion soon, selling a non-explosive pow
" der to be used in coal oil. He is a fraud
and should be aided out over the fence
by means of a No, 13 brogan. .
Our friend Jno. A. Brown has returned
home from Forest Grove whore he took
y a course of treatment in the Keeley In-
stitute for the liquor habit. He seems
to be much benefitted thereby.
Mr. Cole, and wife, II. G. Hurlburt
mid Juo. A'. Brown all were up to the
.comity seit, the first of the week, on bus
iness coimYctfd with the estates of VV,
lirovkii fnd, Mrs, Uuilbun, devcaM'd,
In the wilds of Borneo the thirsty can
nibal throws a knife, sticks a man and
drinks blood; at Condon the thirsty
man throws dice, sticks his friend and
drinks beer. '
The directors of this district request
us to announce thHt our school will be
gin next Monday, I2th inst. Mr. Hill,
the teacber.'ls having t he lumber hauled
for a new house, which will be built at
once.
Twenty more dwelling houses could be
rented here within a week by families
who are anxious to move here this fall
to get the benefit of our excellent school,
which is by large odds the best in the
county.
Both of the strayed horses advertised
last week by Dr. Nicklin, have been found
In the lvone Rock country, Stockmen,
it pays to advertise for your lost stock.
The rates for this kind of advertising are
very low.
J. II; Downing, Mauley and Jim and
Btevo Couture returned home this week
from their trip to the mountains, not
having struck anything very rich in the
way of mines. But they had a splendid
time, anyway. , ' '
Grant County News: We have a man
over here who won't subscribe for the
News because he can Iwrrow his neigh
bors'. And that same man lifts invented
a method of using tobacco by the smoke
from his neighbors' pipe.
Conconully, county scat of Okanogan
county, Wash., ami Rocky Bar, Elmore
county, Idaho, were both totally destroy
ed by fire last w'ek, the former's loss
being over 1()0,(M) and the hitter about
1200,000, with but little insurance.
A. Vinson, of the firm of Niles A Vin
son, tombstone dealers of Walla Walla,
visited Condon this week and took a
large number of orders. This reliable
firm believes in advertising, and their
business is rapidly increasing in conse
quence. The annual State Press meeting will
lie held this year at The Dalles, Octolier
4th being the date selected. A full at
tendance of the members of the press
throughout the state is desired, so we
are informed by the secretary, Albert
Tostier of Portland.
A young man, jtiBt from Ileppner, re
ports that potatoes sell there at Ik; per lb
and that the town is literally dried tip,
and that all the gardens are withered.
A conflagration would sweep ileppner
from the face of the plain, as there is no
water to put out a fire. Eugene Guard.
Brigadier-General Compson has re
turned to his home in Klamat h county,
after inspecting the entire militia of the
stale. He expresws himself highly
pleased with the condition of the Oregon
soldiery, but admits that there are sev
eral Items in the matter of equipments
that should at once be looked after.
Jas. Royse of Gooseberry was in town
Monday, and informed us that be has
just sold one of his claims near bleu, to
Davidson Bros. As soon as he dishes
of his other proerty over there he ex
pects to leave that section for the lienefit
of his health, as he says the alkali water
does not agree w ith him.
Mrs. C. Bchott and daughter, Missj
Annie of Rock creek visited their friends
in Condon this week. Miss Schott has
been engaged to teach the fall term of
school at lone, to commence next Mon
day. After her school is out she ex pects
to go to Boise, Idaho, to visit at the
home of her uncle, Mr. Moblcy, until
spring.
A privete letter this week from our old
friend John Brandenburg of Keswick,
Iowa, informs us that he is in the mer
chandise and grocery business at that
place, and that he has a large trade and
is doing well, which his many friends
out here are glad to learn. He sends his
best regards to all his old friends in this
section.
Senator J. A. Smith and attorney J.
C. Burkes of Wasco, Sherman county,
were in town during the last week, ab
stracting the entire Blaloek ranch in this
county,. consisting of about 7,000 acres.
Senator Smith and his brother recently
purchased this vast and valuable tract
of land. We are glad indeed to have
these enterprising gentlemen identified
with our county.
Sheriff Wilcox and bis deputies have
been busy the last we?k summoning the
81 jurors for the Kcptemlicr term of cir
cuit, court, the list of which is published
elsewhere. A more honorable class of
men could not have been selected, and
as all of these gentlemen have the beet
interests of the county at heart, it is safe
to conclude that the people can depend
upon getting justice at their hands,
Wasco Nejws: Last Wednesday J. C,
Burkes, our genial lawyer, abstractor,
cook, hash-slinger and all-round man,
accompanied by Senator J. A. Smith,
went to Condon to make an abstract of
the entire Blaloek ranch, belonging to
Smith Bros. Senator Smith was not
able to secure a man in Gilliam county
competent tj do the work, hence he se
cured the services of Mr. Burkes, who is
an old hand at the business,
Archbishop Gross delivered a very
learned and interesting discourse in the
Catholic church at this place Tuesday
evening, also nt 10 o'clock next morn
ing, to large congregations. He is in
deed a brilliant and gifted .speaker, and
it is a pleasure and treat for any one to
hear him, whatsoever denomination they
belong to. He went to Mnyville and
preached there Wednesday' evening and
expects to return and preach bete again
this (Tbtji'Miuv j evening at 7 o'clock.
East Oregonian (Dem): It is idle for
the democrats of this state to talk about
carrying it for Cleveland and Stevenson
this year, although we would like to see
it done. The best thing for the demo
crats to do is to fuse with the Peoples
party men and wrest the state from
the republicans by such combina
tion. This is feasible and practical,
and we believe the result would be vic
tory for the fusion ticket. Otherwise
the republicans will carry the state by
at least 6000, if not 10,000,
Somebody kindly rememliered the '
GwniK Tuesday by sending a 40-poirtid
watermelon, carefully packed In a keg,
which came in on the morning stage.
Whoever it was, evidently has a heart
aslargeas the tnelon.'and has our pro
foundeet thanks. It was the largest
melon we ever saw, and . bad the kind
donator seen us back olf a rod or two and
make a dive at it. he would have no
doubt of our appreciation of his present.
Later. We have since learned that it
was Mr, Geo. Hamilton of Ro we creek
Who sent the melen, and we hereby ex
tend our most polished thanks to htm.
Hugh Strickland returned home this
wren irom me vancy, wncie ne uisposei i
1 A 1 - It t .. . - -I .
oi trie nortfes ne iook io marset. no in
forms us that the "lively attachment
suit" article as published in last week's
Journal grossly misrepresents the true
facts of the case. He says that, not
withstanding the selfish disposition of
some Kople "who glory in the downfall
of their more ucissful neighbors," be
expects to 1 able to meet all his obli-
.tlihb U'illi.ilit nnlf ttlfVititfAlillinix t it
hope Hugh will get out safe, even if he J
was "kicked while down," as be terms it. j
We have just learned that Mr. Strb'k-!
land hasefJecU'd a settlement with the!
parties who were about to commence j
suit against him, and that the matter is I
amicably settled, which we are indeed ;
glad to hear. j
I
We aro very glad indeed to note that .
the Fossil Justice and all interested par- j
i.es iook toe vlobb s aov.ee concerning
the Alderoti-ewman elopement case, j
As per our Advice, legal proceedings!
against Mr. Alderson were dropped and !
he was allowed to marry the cirl. Mr. !
Aklersoii came over to Condon Saturday ' light fully cool again, which fact most of i -and
procured the license and next day you have noticed no doubt. j
at 11 o'clock he and Mixs Newman were j l. , Ralston is again at Olex, better 6 i
married in the church the Baptist tt,h VVcr prepared u sell aitcla6 gods i
minister, Rev. Howertoii. It appears j at "way down" figures.
that they couldn't make much of a caw
against Mr. Alderson, anyhow ; but in
order to let the county "in forthe costs,"
he was (for a blind) bound over to ap
pear before the grand jury in the sum of
$100, which was promptly furnished.
Thia practically ends the case. After
court, it is probable the somewhat noto
rious but happy couple will go to Port
laud where they expect to reside.
Distressing Accident.
Early Tuesday morning while hunting
along the river a short distance east of
Arlinfyfnn Atf.inipv V A- .fnviip niit.l
w ith a frightful accident. His shot-gun
was accidentally discharged, the load
going through his right arm between
the wrist and elbow. He was in a lioat
and alnnn at thn timp. Ttr liinplinrt off
time. Dr.
The Dalles was telegraphed for, and MrJ?'1""1 c1 W. n."n1Wer ' '"l.'W :
Jsyne was removed to his home in Ar
lington. Amputation was found to be
necessary and his arm was taken off lie
low the elbow. At last accounts he was
resting easy, with no fear of serious
results. It is an extremely sad ac
cident. Mr. Jayneisan energetic, young
attorney of unusual ability, aud this will
indeed 1 very discouraging to him.
He and his family have the entire sym
pathy of the community.
Jury List.
Following is a list of the juror drawn
and summoned for the September terui
of circuit court for this county, which
convenes the 10th :
P. Potterton, A. C. Herndon, Chns. L. 1
Prindle, Harvey C. Martin, John Max- !
well and Jas. I). Fredonburg of Fossil j j
I. A. Henderson, Chas. B. Scars, H. W.
Pentecost, J. P. (ireiner, Uoo. tjiblams,
F. B. Moore, Chas. E, tiolden and Sam'l
Llewellyn of Mnyville; II. F. Downer,
T, C. Keir.ur, V. JS. Ilrown, -eo. Han
sen, V. L. liarker and D. C. Henry of
Condon; John Herthold, John W.Brown
ami viayion cnane ot Arlington ; .v . V'.
Brown and Iwis A. Miller of Lone '
R'K'k; I. J. Nott and Pone Catlin of 1
Olex ; H. C. Dodaou mid II. T, Propst of
Clem ; Jas. Itoyse of Idea, and J. J. ltash
of Blaloek.
Take Notice.
The speiual school tax recently voted
will become delinquent todav, Pridav,
9t h inst. If not paid at once, 10 per ecu t
will be tidded.-' It. W. Cookk,
District Clerk.
Pictures Enlarged.
I wish to announce to the public that
I am now prepared to .enlarge photo
graphs in crayon, I invite you to call
at the drug store and inspect my sample
work. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. My charges are very reasonable,
Makv L, W aud, Condon.
, Notice to Stockmen.
' I have appointed as my deputies, fleo.
Perry of Lone Hock, Fred Hale of pine
creek, Harry Clay of Olex, and Jno. Cun
ningham of Arlington,
A. L. DuriliK, Stock Inspector.
J Condon j On., Sept , 1 , ,.
Settle Up Notice.
All those knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to settle at once, as
1 aim building and must have what is
due me. Please d'Miot dlny,
', : ,' K. li. Ski'nt, Cmidmi..
Lone Rock Rumbling.
Dr. Nicklin was with na Humlay,
'J Chits. Mote moved his family to their
town resilience Monday,
The Brown families returned last week
from their' mountain pleasure trip, and
report having had a splendid time.
Married, at Lone Rock oh ! they're
not exactly married yet ; but the way
they are brushing and rattling around
here, the event isn't far off, now I tell
you.
D. M. Rinehart, the Condon-Lone
Rock stage uiim, has employed Arthur
Harlow, a young man who recently came
out from Iowa, to carry the mail. Mr.
Pre'ssler has gone to ileppner.
Boh Johnson informed ua by letter a
few days ago that he would start home
shortly but ve noticed that he did not
indicate by any visible signs that we
would fail heir to any fruit upon hi re
turn. Would it not 1 as well perhaps wel
ler for the petitioners for the promised
Fossil-Lone Rock mail route to lirst see
to gelling a public road between the two
places, er which to carry the mail?
vVedo iiut'tliink the If. S. 'mail caii le-
eaiv u cumfclj
over any but a pubiic
highway.
' lion. Joe Ralston returned home thia
week from a two-months pleasant visit
to his relatives in the valley and on the
Sound, ilis daughter, ''Mr. A. At. Ad
ams, lives at Tucoma, where her hus
band bus large intercuts; and his moth
er and two brothers live at Albany and
Lebanon, w here his brothers do a large
al' ,"f1 " B J
LT. Grithu came up a few days ago
ini" Arlington Vl expects to rusticate !
iT1 vicinity a couple of weeks. In i
u,e meantime he wiil be prepared to fix '
UP "" u( liie "wuths i ti.iB vicinity j
t,mt lhe.v U1 iook a liul better iind j
some of them eurely need improvement ;
in that direction. It would be a bleu-'
j( fl fUJjbt;r o IjJO(Ub- , (jver tlm
purt o( the coantry t.ouki lie fixed m
thev couldn't gofesipso much about other
jpjy'g business. Cowbov.
.
Rock CreeK Culiings.
The evenings and mornings are de-
; Sunday school at Ulex has lieen re-or- !
j ganized, with Mrs. D. B. Thomas Supt. I
j and Miss Annie Scbott, Sec. I
Your correspondent helped to inter-j
sect the largest melon ever raised on the
creek 'tot her day," also helped to eat it. '
It was raised by Tip Mobley, and tipped i
the scales at Ihs. Coh. j
Hay For Sale.
I have 500 tons of excellent hav. all
kinds, for sale at mv ranch on the John
Day. which I vyili sell very cheap. I will j
take any kind of stock to feed this win-;
ter. Adilrecs J. H. Parsmts, Fossil, or
tnqnire at this othoe. 1 will pay cash j
for about BOO bead of calves.
.1. H. Pakooks.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
One dark brown
pacing horse about ,
15k hands bilfh, 14
vears C'd. (jramicu ;
15 or 10 hands high, 1) years old, branded
IK (connected) on tett unsrii; raisea nv i
S. A. Thompson and is supposed to be
Address
Db. Njckux, Condon.
The' Famous Ross Bucks. i
will have for sale her at Ariinj
tirades and Thoroughbreds. Sln-epj
owners will find tliese bucks to be t.J.e ; - -yr-yrT
very best, and were the choice of 3000 j j fl
bead. They are noted for the d'ue j j Vy -whi1,
length of staple and whiteness of i -
yolk, and will increase the weight of r.-v f -1
your fleeces two pound to the sheep. v' li 1-JI1
al9 Cokkin & McFarlano. " : "
Choicest Lots For Sala.
During mv absence, llerhert ifalstead
will attend to the selling of the Thomas
property in Condon. This is the best
aud' cheapest projierty in town.
J. W. lil.AKK.
Last Call, CentlDmen. j
I heretiv notify all persons fhoowei
me to settle - .immediatelv, or ttosta will'
Ik added. I need money and must have ;
what is due me. " u. S. Clauk;
Lumber For Grain
e wilt take anv html of -grain in ex
change for lumber,
at Arlington prices, j
at our saw mill.
' M 11,1.1 a & 11 U.I..
. , Tha Best Wagons.
The liest wagon in the world .is the
new Peter fSchurt 'cr tabular axle wagon.
The Steel ?kein Schuttler w.uron lias
lieen in the lead for the past 5:i years;
the new tabular axle Schuttler will be I
( jn t,H
ad for the next 8;l vears. For;
sale by L..W. Darlintroi: Co.. ()iiion,tr.
Treasurer s Notice.
.All county warrants registered prior
to June 1, 1802, will U paid on present
ation at mv oliice. Interest ceases on
and after this date,
ilhttllKMT Hal-ikvo.
(. ouuty lreasuror.
Dated July 21, 18ii2.
For Sale Cheap, '
Hundreds of deadened drv trees on mv
Ri,... Ui.ni ,!.,; 1J.r,, fM- i I
l ml I) tK'-,'!','!!!! A.. ,,,,,,,
at i-0c, 76.-and .11 per loud. Pasture f r
noise, 2i:a span. - H, M. Hiutan.
TliP fi.ono.i8 " Ultiiins R.irht r liar Shavian
Hoiiv" tht' .bttl la ih' w'orH (r the toilet niid
uimhuvlaj;. . I'm wik by 1.. W. li uliiiif Ve. ,
Whs botliircii with a burnt-out, hn.ka or
WMtveit lire laok in ymir votU. dlov wliett ynu
t'Mii iiiiy one of t hose jmti iit iitij i.i;ir U- tcii t,t
ll (l"t'(Hl, liiuelmrt A t'o.'s to Htny iie Kiove?
The fcft vlare in the eo.mty n hity flr.t-:;;nss
KtMKis nt liw priecs, In itf !uvniiij's. Kvrryboil
iii.y- ko; nmi "wlmi. i'Viuylwl tayii nu:it hp ho.' '
All tlieint'i) tml buys go there iov t.eij-i'k.thbiji, j
J)tt.t furu'f t tlii Olivot tliilUnl Wiit'O voo wmt I
plnw. Iliev v th lt in tli intuit. -1 i
aoj thr Nt,it' i,tr:?ufs .f-f i oh'Iom mm ia. tt-.tl: I
m nt a rlmt.tii ),i'j(vit ll,ilt:tiil, n.i'. oi t
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$4.50
348 50
PER
IS OUR MOTTO.
"AN -.INCIDENTAL PROTECTIVE TARIFF
IS OUR
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Ve have the freshest and mot complete line of prescrip
. ;tion medicines in the country. . ....... .
Our stock of druggists' notions and sundries include' ail
thut the heart c '.ild wish for.
Our f tock of stationery , books, etc, ia the most complete
in Eastern Oregon.
Oar stock of paints, oils, brushes, plass. etc.. is complete
and of prime quality.
Our assortment of crockery, queensware. glassware, tin
ware, granifgwareand lamps give entire eatislact on,
Assert
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tSeyOriCi
COiTLTcl-
jdiction,
THAT
The Earhuif orgAii the" best in the world.
The Northwest Fire & Marine Insurance Company.
The 'German-American Insurance Company.
The Schuttler wagon. , ,
The Adriance binders, reapers and mowers: also t'has;
H. Dodd & Co s entire line of agricultural implements.
We are
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Hon AK'tS
F O R
We are here to stay,
your patronage.
Co il cl oil Hotel,
iff, . . . ...........
Condon,
MRS. S.
A.
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This Large New Hotel is the Most Comfortable and Best-Fur
nishad Hotel in Gilliam County.
! First-class Accommodation and Low Rates.
The table is supplied with the
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! UNDERTAKERS GOODS, ETC.
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; Wallpaper and window shades a specialty.
: I k,e(.p tt coiuplete stock of everything in my lire, ana am prepared t-
sell at city prices. Vhw"you are
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l.aijxc ,cw Farn onlorth Main Street,
Coiuloh, - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CIMKCKx VERY REAi OSA I.I.K.
Special Rig for the Cpnveyanco of Drummer.
A yharr' the 'piihlii; patrwn;: i.s ver r'.ec'uu;: uvUcit
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BELIEVE IT, TRY ME.
QUALITY OF
n.orti'T' "Tn.tK
limit Fuit i:
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LET LIVE
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POLITICS.
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and respectfully solicit
AO
DARLING &" CO.,
Oreiroii,
Oregon.
XI AD DOCK,
best that the market aii'nrds.
KFTAIL I K f. K K IS-
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at the county neat, irive me a call.
M'iNT WaIMI.
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Feed and Sale Stables,