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Newspaper Page Textfriday, january 10. i8sj0. "notice. " Tlieyntirljr titlwvrl)itloii to the Uwiiit In fl.fio, If vIU In Bilviinid. If not pnlil In n'lviuice, i Kill le churned. A tlu. jwiK il murk Hroitml iii iiiii'(. iniili'Htiii tli nt yiniruliTltloii ex n- v. Ill idii. Ih.uc, I'Icmh. I,.M,tl CLCtO&mLS. Sylvftn Pntmnr returned home from Tln Dulled tothiy. Howl the Comity TrenHtirer'ii notice in another column und leurn when your wtirmtitu am nuytthle. Ah iiwnil, the lloHehnrg Review IsKiteil nrn'xii'llt'iit New Yenr edition, which is e eredit in I)ouIhn comity, Mi:m Porn Downing returned from CiiliioiiiU htt week and him remaned her titutlieti until n it hmnl (J rove. 'Am, O. Hhepnrd, the popular home rninor of Went Fork, -n over to the cmiiiiy-m-at Monday on htiMlneiw. Jolni Miik in vlHiting, Uov. K. Currnn und wife, at Oakland, C'nl. lie in ex j'cctod burk to Oregon next week. It in I'Miiniatcd that it will be necett miry to lovy otate tax that will ruiHO (7H0.IKI0 U) pay the cxpctiw for I8IKI. T. K, (,'riilknliiiiik writes no to (tend Ida (iuiiiK for the iirexent to Han Jowi, t'ul., where he U atoppintf at present. "Undo Jack" Cavvn was over to town the first of the week with a load of his line HppU a, whluli ho sold at 3c a pound. Mr, nml Mrs. liranderihnrg (old out their cmiffctionory store and phono- i. . . i . - - . ... umi'ii at iuoru. ana nuve moved m wes tern 1 iiibabw ier enmon ot me urugo liiuii ig tho grttwtest eer imsiied by that (Trent jmtier, and is a credit to the entire tltltlt!, Ou Tihlny lust, Utuh wm udinlttiid an A Mtulo into the Union, It won't be lout; until Arixotm and Now Muxlco will follow HUit. Judgo Mariner and Cnmtnitisloiietti Kulntuii nnt Clynier are holding it regu lar sewion ot county coart at Condon thin week. home of tho weather prophets pre- diet that winter ia over, hut we predict j V.ai they will change their mind again nevt month, John Madden wan in town Tueiday 011 liuniiiesi, He exect to Co 1 no back in a tew day and make proof on I'ij I timiier culture. Mi .Nettie Mayfleld of Mayville left Saturday for I'ortland and Oregon City, where he et'ea to v i tf it relative a couple of month. The actionl tiovi tell u that a pin properly inserted in. vacant chair ,,. akcji 11 11 good a starling point a the general ruu tit Uj.v deKire,1 The Oriental organlxml a Itnlge at Mavvilie Friday night, with a charter ineinbenihip of 16 name. Their Ige ! at Condon in growing right along, Frank Strleklin of Hock creek brought lii etep-danghter, Mi Nora Miller, up to town Saturday, to remain lid winter and attend aehool here. She ia stopping with Mr. Fraxer. The Antelope ' Herald publihe the folli wing Ulal on Condon: "Aa if to give cKprclou to hia willingnea to get Id daughter married oil", a Condon citi tcn ha killed hi two bulldog and wold hi gun." A numlier of our people attended the burial of Mrs. Sila Brown on Rock creek Saturday, Mr. Brown wa a lady of sterling Cisalitie and wa universally loved by all who had tho pleaure uf her j adimtiiitaiino. , We learn that T. Cul Keixnr haa atruck Itrlch in the Bohemia mined in I.nne county, and ha jut had erected on hia gold minea a new 10-ntamp mill and other improvement. Cul ia likely to wear diamond yet. A man by the odd name of Smith, who live near Uolden.lale, i no cnthtisiiif tie over tlie war prospect that lie iiniimmcea that in iae of war lie will make Cleve land a preiient of (WOO head of good lmrnea to he lined a cavalry ateedo. The girl at Antelope who etolo out ov er her mother sleeping form to elope w ith her young' man, i a wife worth having. If he could do that he ought to be able to get out and kimlle the hre without waking her sleeping spouse. Mr. V. A. FalkenlK'ig of Denver, the head consul of the Woodmen of the World, will visit Oregon the latter part of this month. We have not learned whether he intends to viwit Condon camp or not, but the chance are that he will. Judge Bennett left Saturday for Wash Ingioti, 1). C, t" argue two cases before the U. H. supreme court. Ho la attor ney for plaintiff Heotome and Mullen v. the Oregon Hhort Line ami Utah & Northern R. U. Co'., and Francis Con Ion against the same. Rev. Braniblet of Lone Koek will as sist I?v. Drake with the revival here, from next Knnday until it close, which 1 ,,,r 0f guest are expected to lie picaem,, will not likely be for several aeeks yet. UH each member Li expected to invito u Tlii relnlnrcenient will cause renewed ; Miai,v ( , (rumds a.; he chooses t'o. interest In the meetings ami much g" d -f he initiiiiion lee haa been n duced trum is sure to lie derived therelioin. 1 !(7 to 'l, to be ill lorce until the (itn ot (hai'les Kimball, of Dayville, ia In next mouth, and the name of about lu troiibV. Ii-t Tuesday, Constnble j new member have been handed in, to hp tlreenwcll delivered him to the hheritl "j balloted on at this meeting. As it. is and Mr. Kimball U now in Jail nt Can-; not likely that the munition fee will ov yon ('it v, in default of Ij5ti(l bail, oil a ' er he nt such 11 i"v,, 1;. ;;.v ,-ani, iliv.i is t liiiigu of tin- lurienv of uittle, the nrop. an oppn-tt n 1 ' ,,e I . j nn 1 11 eity of the 1 itiH'h-titlmrii LiMiioik J"! fl"' ' "'" ' t'loi. t mi cJi jifiy ' ciitiajiwl ltl iimmauw lu Vlw world. ll If you wiiiit, hi win tl prize, kiiI kciII.c for Hie H. F. Kxiiininer thrmiirh Hie tjMun ntr'-i't. Ainonir the 'l5'i,Miu worth of prized to lie ptCHenlerl to Its tMilmeilliiT thin year are: t'irnt priw, a 10,(100 fnrm i 2d prize, a i,5,0UU (fold niH!(i t lid prize, the wfnucr'ri weight in silver, worth Rhont $1,50:), Now is the time to HiitiHcri Ix. Hay lloniton anil family left the flrHt of thia week for Wentfiill, Mulheiir coun ty, where they -will reside until next milliner, during whleh time Kuy will dinpiwe of bin cattle, w hich ar running over there. They expeeted to viml rein liven 14 J'cndlelon several days while on the Journey. Herman VVipper, one of the execution of the CNtale of ti, W. rentecoHt, deceaa ed, waa in town TucHilay on hintim-iei lie fore the county court, lie informa tin that the eotnte la amply utile to pay all the claim auim-tr it in full, mi that creditor tiave tin occuaiou to worry about not yetting their money. After 20 ihiyn' connneinent, Zed Har vey waa liberated from the county jail Batiirday hot, having Served out the amount of hl fine and co&U. U ih ho ed tlii Ichwiii w ill be the meaiiH of keeje lti Zed on the "Htraiht and narrow path" hereafler. It ia true Mying that "the way of the tmn'recor ia rocky." Mr. and Mra. W. IJ. Colwell of Ar lington vinited their old friends Al lien hIiiiw and family ntComlou overKimday, Mr. Oolwell attended a mretiui; of the K. of 1. lodue nt Lune li'iek Sutitrdav nilit. On Ninduv thev Uith unit with the Congregational church at thia) place. They had been memlH'raof the : Unitarian chtlrch. A) iH'ueucini iiiaurance orgaui.iiiion the Woodmen of the World have made an exceptionally good showing. The or- gatiizutioii ha been in existence (it mouth and during Unit time haa levied only 08 aHeHmcitlrt ufxiu in memla-re. In 1HU5 there were only 10 anHCHtuuenta, and the order atnrta off with the new year w ith no aa!einmeiiia for January. Heitbe Simon, fonuerlvof Unite creek. who haa been residing near HillaUro ! for the hiHt two yeiira, ia viiitiiiK bis rel ative in Oilliamcouutv. lie visited hi Kon-iii-lnw, KtierifT Wilcox, at Condon Monday ami Tueadav. Mr. Simon auva : ho hkea Eastern Oregon much better ! than he doe the valley, tint they will atay down there awhile yet, in order to ! have the advantage of the excellent : t Hchool facilitieeof Uillalioro. Sail FranciHco haa a preacher with many woe. He h-.i had one woman Meut to juil for blackimitlin him and he eonfcufc that other women of hi flock have made Kintthir attempt. It i evi dent that tie in convinced that hia i the oiny reputation in nun iTiinciwo woiiiij ..,., j. . - 'iicumaidtig ami, ,tl tlie imil women In town are atU-r tiim,i ban grabla-d up hia good name and re-j treated into the court for protection. 1 Mont Ward V how narrowly escaped! death the other day. lie wa riding, iiloiii' the e .life of a verv mini hill, u hich i wa covered with ice. The borne iip-j ped and a Mont jumped off, the animal alid and fell about 5 ) vda down the hill i with almost tho rapi'ditv of a o.nrm,, j ball. Fortunately jut 'before striking the rockv Imttotn. tlie aaddla lmru I caught on a feme punt in u.:h a maimer a to break the force and the borne wasn't hurt very badly. Ralph May - - f - " luct week liad a horse killed by just uch an ex perience, Mr. Connolly, who left here Thurs- day of last week for her home in Port land, arrived there on F'riilay morning ami was completely prostrated upon learning that her H-yeur-old sou lieorge had (lied the night ladoie. The lmy wa suddenly attacked with typhoid fever and his mother left here before the news of hi sickness came, and con sequently diil not know of it until her arrival in Portland. It is a terrible blow to her and her daughter lVtrenellu, who havo many friends here who ay in- j pathie with them. The Halle Chronicle says the greatest improvement in The Dalle within thei hibt year is the fine new residence of Jus. j Suiie. Where formerly was the bed of! a lake, lilted with water in winter and dry in anmmer, now stands tmf i aumn now t,ouie 01 Air, Miipes. 1 no two-Mot v one, w hich house 1 a modern ,.,, he seen from different parta of town I4lui which itself commands a magnifi cent view. Inside It is handsomely fin ished and coutainti the most modern ap pliances for housekeeping. The cellar is blasted out of solid rock, a way of building cellars that i not very com mon, A commodious barn adds to the appearance of the property. There will lie n public installation of the newly elected officer of tho Woodmen of the World lodge in their hall here this (Thursday) evening. A literary and musical entertainment will alrto bo given by the incmbct, for which an in teresting program has been prepared. After those, exercises a lunch will be served for all present and a general good Dociable time is expected. A htrj:e nil Hi D'jath of B. D. Clarke. A aiuioillirpd in Inat week's iMe, I he dent h of l.iirmi I )elino Clarke ovfirred , at Ida home near Lone K"ek on the j inuniiiij; of January Int. The wily was ( brought to Cimihm TlmiK'lay mid buried j in the cemetery here on Friday. Uev. J Drake coiiiluetiiiK the funeral eervlee", j The deeeaced waa bum at William-: town, Vt., on June 13, 182.1, end at tl e ' time of hi denth waa paat 73 year of : atfe. He alwaya reaiiled in ew' Enj;- land until ciht year a;o, w hen he ' moved with hi family to Ino Ux k. J iiiaajred and feeble companion, three ; aime and one daughter Hiirvive him, one s mm and one daiijihter havintj preceded j him to the other world. One hoii. ia- ihnnlel, ia re-iditig in Minueauta, (Jolby ; in leorgin, and Myroif and the danghtl-' Mrc. H, It. r.arker, at Condon. The dereaxed waa a model citizen, a ' man of wide knowledge and alway held j in the hltrheft emeem by hi neighhora 1 and acquaintance-. In the hint few j yeara he devoted emiHiderablnof hintiiiie ! to, making eofiintt, nt which work he waa very akillfnl, and the line coMiu in w hicli hia coi pe waa tairied wai made by hia own hand. Atllnsifton Items. Arlingloii haa her line brick reaer'vnir completed, and now ha the best water service in Euatern Oregon. Owing to the hicknef oi the primary! toaeher, Mie Edith Youn, there ia lint i one department of our w hool running at j I"""'"1 t j 1 "u ,lrllns""1 l'r""s """" " l "". ! j day night and completed tlieir organic- i 1 1. 01 U' 1 1 li I '! tin, 1 1, 1 u I , u 1 1 1 Via r ft u ,p joint Block company, j (2'iite a lot of rain fell here the first of the week Kiiinething we can t get too much of. Only about two inches of Hitow ha fjllcii here thia winter. Our farmer a a rule are in good eir cuiMMtMUce and w ith a gd crop next Mummer w ill give them come TMiconragi! tiient and iiIhi make thin one of the best ',u"'1'"'" ' Eaatern Oregon Harrv Cluv wan in town the firnt of the week, ne tell u that he I feed- 1, iieep every day, teniae all the wheat bay they can eat. The w inter o far ban been a very mild one, the ground having been frozen but verv little two or three times. .There ha bee 1 11 quite a tot or moisture in ; fuel more tliau u u:il at thia time of the j year. The June election bin- are buzzing around hero every day and eeveral have got tangled up in the hair of votne of our tow tinmen. We are afraid thev will i get Hung by them next Hummer if they j ,ni iKrin itt uf,ra Jntin i .V , nur immuru nave piayeu uuvoe w 1111 , Hie lfee here f late, having killed for- j ty within the lu-t week. The geeM ; ; have made np their minds that there 1 ; to Ih. no winter, ko will ntuv with um tiil spring if they don't all get killed. i W. 11. Colwell, who has just returned ) frt,m ' elt'P r"-' L'"'" lu,rk v"- i ll''' i'm elji:k vvo" iu 11,1,1 j thm, ao fur thi winter. He reports one j ,KU"1 ,,f 1,,'M,lt "fw-ted with acali I lie fire t'f wab that haa been in that ; !"" ""era. jtms. ii.e owner, j J"hn M- liron. w,il dip then, at once, Election pawed off quietlv lat Tues- dav coinjiderina the amount of talkiim that wai done on tioth aides. There were two strong faction one the eiu- gen ticket, the other the people's tick-' their places of schooling, after a plmrt et, called by some the A. P. A. ticket, j vacation, leaving our part of the coun The former was elected bv a small ma-! try almost destitute of society. jority. L. C. FMwitid, Mayor; Keed, C. S. Weimer, A. C iluweon C. W. Shurte, Coiincilmen. Only votes were east. Dal and 104 Lone Rock Riplets. The ijuartei ly meeting of the M. K. church was held here Saturday ami ; Sunday hv Khler Motor and wa well attended. j W. H, Colwell came up from Arling-j U last Friday and v,ns installed a : t'hanceltor of the K. of P.- lodge here 1 Saturday nlgtit. j Joiili Helen moved liiscaudy establish- 1 uient nwav from the new hall to tlie! j L(inl, Uol.k huU,, Mmi.iy He suvs I hiL'h rent wamhe cause me weiui.er is warm ana pk-hsaih ; antl ao ,linnv omiiitr from other tlistriuta and the grass ia growing like in "P'i"tl-! that thev have been compelled to en time. Thus fur this has la-en the most ; llrg(, ,he WMnx ,.np:,citv of the house, delightful winter for many years past, j A sh ,mlltis u.r, ,.,, Monday Ian. A. P. A. council installed tlieir new They could not have made a better se ollicer Tuesday night, but who they ' lection in the county for a teacher, as he were ia for them to know and ua to find j is well liked by all and an able instructor, out, 00 they say, All is scciecy with j Skkk.ix. otl,... urn nosted for n Hehonl ineel. ' The Oormnii-Amcriran Insurance Co., ot New ing here on the 18lh of this month for the purpose ot voting a tux for school purposes. A school tax haa never failed 1 j in Lone Rock yet, and we have good j j school in consequence. ; I The many friend and relatives of i liniudma Brown gathered together i I Thursday evening, Jan. 2, IS! (1, to liMen ! to the preaching ot her luneral Sermon I by Kev, liiamhlet. tiiiuminu brown! 1 w an born in IxentucKy in the year IM.I : 1 and wa married lo her Mirviviug tius 1 baud, tMias brown, in tlie vear Ifi.-.ti. They , ere one of the pioneer fmoiliea of ! ! Oregon and lor the past nine years their j ; home hat been in the town id Lone 1 Rock, The deceased had been a devout j iiviKtin und uieiolier ol lhv chinch lot over sixtv years, iltul r-l"' lived and died ;a true tdiiisiniii, iil.nv. being seli-sacri-I hi iii'i I :t tlie tilcssing ot others. 'Hie , i iii,:i pfiifoiiiul- love f :'ij rel'itives. and ; t. ii'iM'' ii.'ilow tier senil to its eti-rnal houie ot lulSfi. Wa3 Let Off Easy. E, A. Oimford of Mayville wa ar reeled at Athena ' hict week on the charge of having in hia j .owne ion conn- w-rli-tt xolil com, to the amount of t,M, w hirh he tried to pan. He waa taken j to Pendleton, where he had u liearjni liefore Jutice fiillmuii, who bound him j over to the federal rand jury in tlie; eum of t(Kji, und wa taken to Portlamf j T huriwlny, Mtl relialiiiiff the idea of) it in jail there until the federal grand j jury meets in June. Craw ford concluded , to plead guilty, and Judge HeU'inger ui-1 tcimed liiin to 3 month inipri,iiuient j in the I'eudleton jail. This ia the lighten nentence that can lie impound j for neh a crime, ho Mr. Crawford tuny conaider himwelf very lucky to tie "h-t! dow n" easy, lie claimed to have trot ! the lojua coin from some confidence; ehnrk in New Y-rk and s.tya he was in- j noeent of any intent to commit a crime by trying to pun it. He must have done pome "tall talking" to the officer, j aa in evidenced by the following, which J appeared in Saturday 'a Oregouiiiti : E. A. Ci'iiwf.ird, charged with tiavingj counterfeit money in hia p'wf.'don and I attempting to '.us it.coiirlieled to plead j guilty in the United Htatea circuit eourti Friday, and, aa he expressed it, take hia medicine and have it over. An infor mation watf prepared and tiled, charging him with attempting to pass bgu coin, and lie at once pleaded guilty to it. Aaaiataut United Htatea Attorney Kcbna- bel put in a plea for leniency to Craw- ford, who, he said, hud been impowd upon liy aome contnJenc firm condncted ou the "green good" plan. He had wife and 9 children in need of support, which wan enough puniahiueiit for any man. Although Htriclly original, the remark were qnite Shakenpeaiean in Htylc, and viaibly effected the court, who let the trembling prisoner off with three month in Umatilla county jail, w here he wiil he kept dry till the grasastarts. Thi was considered wise, for a man w ho gets taken in by green gooda fakes could not Ije expected to know -enough to go in out of the rain. Oiex Explosions. Sh'uooI Ugan I11H Monday w ith Miss Chiudie Cooper aa teacher. Indication are verv promising for large wheat crop this year. The A. P. A. 's seem to tie taking in a ir.i.ul lituitv lifu.- liienitu.ru iti liit u t this- 7. . i 't' . fin. :..,, , I S Flat gooe hunting hint weekend came1 j home witii luli h.ir-s. t MitH Nora Weatherford of Milton, Or., Bpi-nt the holiday vaeatiuti with her parents on Sliuttier Flat. Jirf Timlfl itiul a iiirlr friontl urf vlnit r.n nt ....... , .rfrii,s tin - . tier Flat Saturday and Sunday. We have preaching here every Sunday morning at 10;J0 in the little white j church. I?v Kev. Green of Arlington. 1 There waa a dance at Bunker Hill seliool hou.-e on New Year's night and a atch following Satur- la? uhL All the old maids are hurtling around here preparing to take advantage of Leap Year. It ia "now or never" with some of them. Deviate at Honker Mill school house Saturday night. Question, "Heaolved ti nt steam power ha done more for, mnn than the printing press." The young folks have all returned to A social dance was given Wednesday night at the Ward residence for the bene fit of children who wish to leurli to dance. A. A. Backus was instructor. "We" started into the new year at the "hall" tit Bunker Hill school house, j which proved to be a pleasant affair, ; the only trouble lieing a shortage of; floor room to accomodate the large crowd j of dancer, there being ahoiit 80 in mini- i Iter. ' It's a cold day when Bunker Hill; people can't have a dance, or anything! that thev wish to have. i ! With II. J, Nott as teacher at Bunker i j Hill, they have the hest country school j ! in the county, with 32 pupils enrolled' Yovk. one of the miwt reliable companies 111 II11." war M. hns .-sti'.tilh'lifd 1111 unlets at Couitou with w. lx-irHus i . . . Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, JoiS Met'.il, midwinter Fair. .a? at 1 1 3tt.At Perfect Wade. 40 Vca;a tn UuiUriJ, kV?l f.Nfc;V '' t-.' n't.: . :i en- "v ti E IJ t E 0 y STATE CONTRACT SLA AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Blank Books, Paper and in Fact all Kinds Zl'and Sorts ofzirrz c iOSiOCL SUPPLIES 3 LW.'DARLilO CONDON, 8. B. BARKER DEAf.EK R s-m F W m F PCI r a u m$t CONDON, OREGON. STOCKIIEN'S SUPPLIES GF ALL KIKES A SPECIALTY. NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. AL HENSHAW, GENERAL DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Crockery, Building Material, Fur niture, Stoves, Caskets, and Ali Kinds of Undertakers' Goods, Etc., Etc. Ten per cent Interest on accounts running over 30 days. When you come to the county seat, drop In and see md. ;ICondon CONDON, - : Mrs. S. A. PROPRIETRESS.. This Large New Hotel is the Most Comfortable and Best-Furnished Hotel In Gilliam County. First-class Accommodation and Low Rates. The table is supplier! with the best hat the market afTortl. E. E. SMITH, - DEALER IN KARilESS, SADDLERY, WKIFS, EFUF.S, COLLARS, QUIRTS, ETC. Condon, - : - : - Oregon. HAND AND MACHINE-MADE HARNESS. Repairing :i specialty. Call and see me v lien you are at the ecu t ty a at. I have had twenty years experience in thi? btisims? nml MY PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. Boot and Shoa Repairing Done at Very Reasonable Rates. I lmve marked my prices so low that I cannot sell on time any longer, s?o don't ask nie for anything nnleas you have the money to pay fyr it. T. (5. Johnson. J oli n son -rKOl'UIKl'ORS OK t1 t 4b V on .y Large New Barn on North Main teet, Condon, - - Oregon. HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AKD SOLD CHAKOKo VEKY KKAnt-N Altl.B. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reaponrbln RfK' A slmre of the pltlilic patronise lis jiyv:1w1.1)t (SvUuUiJ ' 15 1 list PRICE FOE CASH. T I MO .STATiOKZ&Y. TV &1 ft.S KJf a OREGON. 3 unrjrusTjruruxru isuirJinrvub I.N. Hotel, Oregon. Madclocl W. L. Vn.,..x, & Wilco Feed and Sale Stables, 1 v