THE COHDOH CLOBE.
FRIDAY, MAY 21, I87.
NOTICE.
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Motlrtt liiilli'NixD tint your tuliMiritliii lion x
ilriHl. I'Ivhmj nniw )rciiuily.
GLOBOSITIES.
Geo. Uibbouit Id painting in town thin
week.
Dr. Nott, dentist, i in town to remain
a roii 1 1 1 ol week.
W. A. Darling uow totes the marshal's
txtdgfl of ttilu Ijurjf.
K-8chool Riipt. Kennedy wits in town
couple of days thin week.
Jon. Vurruw Iiuh just applied to tho
government for r pension.
Will Meek Im gone over to tho Yukl
urn country to )iroHcct for gold.
il. N. (ioulil of Tlio Diilli'M In up here
visiting hi nephew, tlm (Steven Ix.yH.
Miss Hlrdie Downing lift been the dick
Hot thin week with bilious (ever, but is
recovering,
Mrs. tfhumate and Hon Clarenco left
Tuesday to join her huihund at Bucra
uiento, Cat.
Clay FoInoiu left this tnornlng with
kin gallery for Mayvlllo, where lie will
remain one week.
Deputy HherifTToin Johnson iiiaiIo h
flying trip to Arlington Monday night
on official business.
Mm. T. 0. Keir.ur and son (jeorgo left
Tuesday to Join her husband at bin mine
near Cottage (J rove, Lane county.
Tho (Ji.ohk l a couple of bourn Into
'thin week, owing to the editor being out
f town a couple of days Inst week.
Doe. lirown has figured it more clone! y
and finds that he saved only (K) per cent
of bis lambs, instead of 05 per cent.
We are now in a position to tnko
shout IS cords of nice dry wood on nub
cription. If you havn't tho wood, casli
will do,
A little son was born at Ooldendalo on
May 7th to Mrs. Hophia MvKinney,
whoso husband died near Lone Kock
last winter.
John Lyons received bis postofllee
, "COiiiihIukIoii from Waiihingtnn last week
and is now a full-fledged 1. M., with a
big P and M.
Mrs. Hinitli and her niece, Nellie Smith
left Tuesday for her homo in Ureeley,
Col. Nellie expects to reinuu one year
with her grandma.
Bee the new ad of Lord & Co. This is
one of the largest, noatest and best
elocked stores in the state. Give them
call and see for yourselves.
By a recent law Colorado women are
eligible to become mom hem of tho state
militia. It will not be much trouble to
get the boys to join the militia there.
We have arrived at the conclusion
that about tho only thing some people
will not take is a bath, since some low
down baboon stole our office as from the
woodpile. Grant Co. News.
Lawyer J. N. Brown of Ileppner has
tnoved te llillsboro to practice law. Af
ter trying his luck in every other town
in the state, Lawyer L. A. Hutch bus fi
nally located in Baker City.
Hhorlir Wilcoi and Clerk Frasser nre In
Portland this week, as delegates to the
I O O F grand lodge. Mr. Fracr and
little son Itollo went to the city last
week on a visit to relatives.
Taking testimony in the White divorce
aae was resumed last Monday lieforo
referee L. W. Darling, and Attys. Gur
Jey and Hendricks Bros., and is still in
"session" as we go to press.
Mrs. 0. I. fHurgess and children left
this week for Arlington, their future
litmie. Mr. Sturgess is the ablo and
courteous manager of Lord & Co's large
new store. Goldoudale Agri.
A beavv rain (ell here Sunday, soak
ing the ground thoroughly, thus Insur
ing good crops. There was a waterspout
across .'iOmilo, tilling tho road with rocks
and tearing great holes in it.
Tho I'rinevillo Nows says that the
grand jury turned Katun Hulliugton
loomt, and that he will soon leave with
M Bhearer with a sheep train for Chi
cago, where he exiects to reiiiaiu.
TUe Stricklund-Giedo sheep trespass
ase was argued in tho supremo court at
Pendleton last Saturday. The judge bus
the case under advineuient and says he
will render his decision in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Livingston desire
in this manner to thank the many kind
friends who lerulerod them such valua
ble and needed assistance during the
sickness and death of their little child.
There will be an Indian war dance in
the Armory hall here this Friday even
ing, by a baud of rod h kins that are in
town. This will bo quite a treat to our
people and all are invited out to see it.
A Pendleton mother has hit upon a
successful plan to get nor duughters
homo at satisfactory hours from their
various social diversions. She requires
the fast one in to rise first and prepare
breakfast.
Two ladies were recently fined at The
Dalles for lifting their skirts too high,
while crossing a muddy street. The
Dalles magistrate ought to see some of
our Baker City lady bicyclists, says the
. Democrut.
: 'The public lands still vacant In the
'Xf 8. amount to over 700,000,000 acres,
1 without Including Alaska, with its 850,-
000.000. The best of this vacant land
lies around Condon. File on it before it
in ail gobbled up.
The little 8-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Livingston, which had
lieeu sick fur several weeks, died Mon
day, of water on the brain, and was bur
ied next day. Uev. Buda preached the
funeral sermon.
The theory has been advanced by
sclentilin men tiiut the atmosphere
surrounding our planet is gradually
thinning out, and will totally vuu'ihIi in
time. And still people will waste it by
pumping it, into bicycle tires.
(1. (i. I'annaii had a smiiHhup several
days ago at the Duthic shearing corral,
lie was just starting out with a big load
of wool when a wheel broke, causing the
wagon to upHct down tho hill, injuring
several of his horses pretty badly.
A man named (iusHonowitz, who lives
in Chicago, is the happy father of 35
children. Thirty of the children are
boys. A woman at Dopart, (ieriuany,
gave birth to seven children lust week.
Nevada is sadly in need of a few such
people.
The Eiignnu State Journal says that it
is rcKirtod that tho empaneling of a
jury In Dakota, consisting of nix men
and six women, to try a prolonged case,
resulted in one marriage, two elope
ments, three divorces and half a do.en
scanduls.
Cattle-buyers are now working Klam
ath county. For good 2 and 3-year-old
beef steers they are ottering (25, hut are
making few if any purchases, says the
Klamath Republican, Some of the cat-tlo-owners
are reported to bo holding
out for :J0 per head.
A serious cutting scrape occurred re
cently between here and The Dalles. It
was a cut in ratos, and passengers are
uow ablo to go to The Dalles (05 miles)
and return for the fare of (5. May the
good work go on, is what the public
hollers. Antelope Herald.
Speaking of a surgical operation, on
exchange says: "it was successful in
every particular, and its results would
have boon all that could possibly have
been hoped for, except for the unfortu
nate fact that the patient failed to rally
and died in a few minutes."
When a Gilliam county man told his
wife that he was glad there was no mar
rying in heaven, and she replied that of
courso there would not bo, as there
would be but few men there, a far-oil"
look came into his eyes, and bo dropied
the subject with a dull thud.
A Condon girl recently received one of
the new-fashioned belts, as a present
from her fellow, which upon trying she
found to bo several inches too long for
her. In her disaptioiutmenl she ex
claimed: "He should liavo known my
waist measure better than that."
It has been discovered that an ordi
nary wiro fence, without insulators, can
be used fur telephoning as well as if put
up for the purpose. In one locality in
Kansas a doxco farmers have their
houses thus connected with each other
and tho depot anil find it a great conve
nience at practically no cost.
Here is a straight tip to merchants:
Thuro's only ono right way to advertise,
and that is to hammer your name, your
location aud your business so constant
ly, so insistingly and thoroughly into
the people's heads that if they walk in
their sleep they will instinctively turn
their stops toward your store." Ex.
Uev. Bade, our new minister, preached
here last Sunday to large congregations.
Ho will preach again next Sunday, in
tho morning at 10 ;J0 and at 6 in tho
evening, ana cordially invites you all to
be present. Tho V P 8 C E will tie hold
just before services in the evening, with
the following subject ; ''i'eucc; how and
when to obtain it."
Wouldn't this kill you? Tho Idaho
papers are telling what wonderful revi
val work Rev. Geo. Goode is doing over
there. Can it be possible ibis is Lawyer
Goode, who has "broke out" with relig
ion? If so, we want to av that while
here he wasn't loaded down with salva
tion to such an extent us to make him
bow-legged packing it around.
The Ileppner Gazetto man tried to
say something nice ulamt a milliner in
a recent issuo. She hud been getting
in an immense amount of goods and be
remarked boldly in his locals that ho
was "glad to.see her stocking up." The
milliner did not appear to appreciate
the compliment ami got as mud as a
wet hen, und seriously thinks of stop
ping her paper.
Antelope is putting in a system of
waterworks, lias Condon given, up all
idea of ever making such improvements?
It certainly needs it. Why not use the
j:700 or $800 in tho city treasury for put
ting up a large tank, for use in ease of .
lire? It is a poor plan to wait until af
ter the horsu is stolen before putting a
lock on the door. It is also a poor plan
to not keep an eyo out for the future
welfare of tho town, imtead of neglect
ing everything else in the until rush to
hog every dollar in sight and never let a
cent go for Improving tho low u.
Charley Fix and Albert Miller bad a
rather heated discussion Sunday after
noon tho kind of argument that is
liacked up by the lists, billiard cues, iron
weights and everything within reach.
Miller evidently fared tho worst, as he
looks as though he had a few rounds
with a buzz-saw, and it required some
needle work to put him in running order
again. Recorder Hendricks next morn
ing settled their difllcnlty by lining both
of them, the costs and all umouiiting to
over $1.1 each. It appears that a woman
was at the boLtuni of tho frueub.
While on bis way home from Portland
Hxllirduy, George Gihljons lost a largo
black valisoolTF:.! Morgan's wagon that, (TfOCCr p.'iys yOU, what yOU
he came out on from Arlington. ItwasU - , , . , ,. , ..
eittinr taken oil or lost off somewhere
between Olex or Clem, late in the even
ing. Mr. Gibbons will pay f 10 reward
for the return of the valise and its con
tents, and no questions asked.
Prof. Morey, as agent, went over to
Twickenham last week and sold somo el
egant new seats for the new school house
there, that Uncle Jerome Parsons recent
ly built at bis own expense, and is also
furnishing it at his own expense. Mr.
Morey says it is ono of tho liet little
school houses he, ever saw and looks like
a little palace. Uncle Jerome has more
snap and enterprise than a dozen aver
age men. Wish we had a few like him
over here.
Gilliam county, the last of Oregon's 32
counties, made its annual school report
through Supt. Daggett lust Tuesday.
The report thows i;i2.'l children 000
mules and CXJ females. The number of
teachers employed was 2(1 rnuleaO; fe
males 20. 'Die average monthly salary
paid mules was Yl females 25. The
average tux levied for all purposes was
hYt mills. Tho total receipts, $H077 4f,
and disbursements, Jtvllli 2l.
W. R. iioyer returned to his farm at
Clem this week from his old home in
Indiana, where be had been ein-e hirst
fall. He bus so far recovered as to 1
able to walk without crutches), but is yet
verv lame and feeble. All of the dix.-tors j
he saw in the Portland hospital and in j
the East told him that had he been
treated properly just after the accident j
he would have een npand well within !
ft rnontti. Mr, Hover inforniM us Mint IM
will soon la-gin a suit for damages for
malpractice, Ids friends having offered
to stand tho eipenso of legal services.
Hupt. Daggett not being able to attend
the examination at Condon last week,
he appointed Mrs. Lillian Stevens to
conduct the examination, assisted by C.
Royse. There were seven applicants,
six of whom were successful, as follows:
Retta Hobomp, 1st grade, with 90 per
cent; Miss Lora Taylor, 21 grade, 87.2;
Miss lieatrice ISnrkheud, 3d grade, 81.0;
W H Conner, 2d grade, 80.1 ; Harry
Ktricklin, 3d grade, 77.4; S li Jones, 3d
grade, 70. 1. Miss llirdio Hensbaw took
the examination also and we learn that
she did remarkably well in a number of
branches, but fell a little short on others
to permit her to pass this time. Mrs.
Lillian Htevens, one of tho most success
ful teachers in tho state, expects to be
examined for a life diploma some lime
tiiis year.
Arlington Items.
Bay! Arn't you going to T-R-E-A-T?
Doc Hawson is building an addition to
bis residence.
Geo. Miller, the grocer, is raffling off a
One bicycle.
'The new store appears to be doing a
thriving business.
Atty Gurley is doing businees at the
county seat this week.
8 G Hawson and M J Canty visited
The Dalles last Sunday.
Even tho preachers are smiling over
tho fine rain we had Sunday.
GWRinehartof Condon was in the
city Tuesday, also Gene Smith.
The Maccabees will give an ice cream
and struw berry social on Saturday night.
Dr. and Mrs. Geisendorfer will soon
move into Charley Shurte's down towu
residence.
Arlington has got to lie a great wool
center, as well as a rattling good town
ail round.
County Clerk Fraxer nnd theGLODE
man were both visible to the naked eye
on our streets Thursday.
Undo Joe Uudd came in from Olex a
few days ago to say that "it looks like
rain." And it rained, too.
MlBS Crossfield, an accomplished young
lady of l'ortlund, was the guest of Mr
aud -Mrs 8 (i lla.VBOU ludl week.
Everybody should save their money
and buy defunct 1H national bank secu
rities, which will be sold June "th,
Hobt Spencer of Uuck creek, ono of
our leading fanners, was with us last
week. iro was 1) 11 Urabill of lone.
While painting C W Shurte'i new res
idence Saturday, Ed MeiCinnon
fell 11
distance of 30 feet and broke I is leg.
J L llliilock's stable is now fixed up
and equipped in lino , shape, lie has
amue of tho best rigs in the country.
C 8 VVenner made a flying trip to Mali
ton, Wash., last week, taking along hie
mothcr'and sister, Mrs. Stanley Collin.
Mrs. Homer McFurhmd, formerly of
Arlington, died on May 11th nt her home
in Los Angeles, Shu leaves a little baby
aged two weeks.
The band bovs don't want much said
about it yet, but they will begin soon to
agitate the question of a rouHiug celebra
tion here on the f.
Mr. I'erkina of Tho Dalles has accept
ed a position as salesman for J. V.
Btuith. This larife store is crowded with
customers from daylight till dark.
M. C. Harris of San Jobo, formerly of
Arlington, has gouo with his wife to
Guatemala, in Central America, to em
bark iu the collee-ruining business.
Geo. Witbrow, feeling that the city
was in need of funds, dropped a V in its
weasel skin the nthor day, having viola
ted the ordinance relating to lighting.
As usual, a woman was the "bouu of
euntuntiou."
We pay the grocer, the
111111 1U1 JCtlll-
ling's Best
ten
cofle
soia
hnVnif powder
flavoi niif extract!
aii'l npicct
if they are not satisfactory
to you.
Foi tak by
The Butte Creek Land, Live Stock &
Lumber Company has 250,000 feet of
seasoned lumber at its mill six miles
above Fosiil. The roads are good clear
to the mill. Tho cctiiiiany will give
larger discounts for (ash trade than for
merly. The luuilier, the roads and tho
prices will suit you. Clias. McICenzie,
manager.
Btockmon, Notice!!
1 will lease to rei-pom-itile party, hav
ing range, all my stallions and mares,
or will exchange vhuiv fi r cattle.
Address, Ciiah. li. Sbakh,
May vi lie, Or.
Tho Wasco Wan-house Co. has wool
sacks, fleece twine aud sack twine for
sail nt Arlington.
Patronize home industry and build up
the resources of our stale. Buy the Sa
lem Woolen Mills clothing. See P. li.
Stephenson f.r samples and prices.
The Wai-co Warehouse Co. lias wool
sucks, fleece twiue and sack twine for
, , .ii,,.n
Edwards at Arlington aill pay stage
charges on ali orders from his drug store
"-elt patent medicines. As he charge
utl'.v I""- 1""" ,ri,
you can save money by sending to nun
for latent medicines also.
A Man Hung
Some of that fine wall-paper Al llen
sbaw keeps in stock and pronounced
it the best paper for the price ever
brought to the country, liuy some.
County Warrants at Face.
I will take county warrants at their
face value in trade at my store in Con
don. S. B. Bahkkk.
LANDS."
All persons desiring to acquire title to
any lands under the laws of the United
States, or under the laws of the State of
Oregon, will do well to take their busi
ness to United States Commissioner.
A. I). Gurley, at Arlington. Oregon.
Good Advice.
Don't let whibky get the best of you,
but if you want the liest of whisky,
wines, beer, liquors and cigars, the place
to find them is at the Summit Saloon,
in the old drug store building. A fine
pool and billiard parlor in connection.
Drop in and see for yourselves. The
finest line of "wet goods" in the city.
Notice to Sheepmen.
I am prepared to receive and care for
bucks during the summer of 1807 on my
excellent range at tbe forks of i'.uckhorn
ami lieaverdum creeks. My separating
corral will be at my own ranch. I
will make one delivery of bucks at Con
don on tbe 18th of October and the re
mainder nt lxne Rock on the 25th of
October, 1807. I will charge one dollar
per bead for all bucks placed in my care.
Ed Comptojj, Lone Rock.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice 1 hereby riven that an execution and
or.ter of sale wtw tsnne'1 out of Uie olrruM ionrt
of tlie stale of Oregon for Ulllinrfl enmity, on the
2Uh ! of April, 1SD7, Hiwin a ikeree therein ren
my oi April, iki, in lHvor oi
Joli.'i K. Ntekols, plaintiff, mid niMiniit S. 8.
'PtoiiiHn, Kiln K. ri'.ottia. aiul Kr.oik llu'erinan,
receiver of ihe Lom'ianl IiivesTiueiii Conip.iny. a
corporation, clcfeniluiue, which said execution
niMi onler of iale l tome directed and corn in tmd
lu me to sell the property hereinafter d.wrtlwd
for the mintose of NiitlDfvilie the imlirmcut of the,
Plain titfin mid chum; for the mm of six hun
dred and fifty dollars f6."..0o with interest there
on at eitflil kt cent p. r annum, from the 1st dav
of January, IMU. and for the further amn of fl'J.nO
with imprest Uieieon from Jan. !, lw.M. at h per
Cent per uiiiinm, and the costs and dlro'iincnuut
oi fafd suit taxed ot fciu, aua Mt uiu muu of !3U
nU'irncys fees. TiierWore, in (-..! p Ittmt tvi;.h
said execution and order of sale, I will ou
Saturday. May 29, 1897.
at tho hour of one o'clock p. m., t the court
houm.' door In Cond'Ui, (oUium comity. titoKon,
II at public aiictluu to the 1 li.est Wdder for
cash In hand, for the miriawe of nariidv inir the
! Judgment ami decree atxive mentioned, the !'ol
1 iowinc descrihed pri'inisee, towit: The norih
1 eHtt nHfirl.T of station toirtv. townshit one
oth, of ramie uventy-one cunt of the Wiliam-
eue iiiei iiiiaii uiu rii'ii.ivM 111 viuumu vi'iiui;.
Mute of OrctoTt.
ifaied this I'olh dav of April. !S97.
tt. I.. VYlI.i-OT,
Sheriff of Oidium I omity, Oregon.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nolle? is hereby yrlveu that an execution and
order ot sale Net inci. out the ciieiiK court
! of the stale oi Oregon for tiilliam eonity, on the
! '-'JUi oiiv of A 1 1 i 1 . 17, upon a 'Vrrre therein ren
' (H re; on Lie 11 i.. of Ao.il. 1!'7, in fuvorof W.
i K. -- .v- oUtd, pilt'ioid nirai.-ht iiyton Mureh. l.ydia
i A'iu M n h, Jieui y t Kuwier. AnMin Hyatt and
I H.iuu W. llrielil! uelellt.alir. w hich said exceu-
' tiou and order u al ' is directed and i ouuuaud-
liur me to Keti ti;c propenv icivinait'.T aenrrine:,
for purpoKO ol at'.Mi inutile judgment of the pill
In i?aid cauM' for tin' sum of tive hundred aim li;
ly dollars .Vo,W) with i;Ucicid theuon at eight
pi r e'iit per anu:ui, from Hie l;d day of Ivci m
InT, IS',11; and the further sum of 10 with lu-tete-1
at X per cent per at'tttim Iwm Ute. I. lstH;
and the further Hum of W-t.lO Willi in cret-t at H
pevev-ntp-r aiiurni from lee. I. 1'.3, and the
costs ,md dishursi'iaeidii ot Kai l suit nixed at
ami for the B'liii of f iU!torsicy fees, ilieieioiv.
In I'niiiidiiiiiee Itli said exwutiou and order of
sale, 1 will on
Saturday, May 20, 1897,
at the hour of one o'el cn p. m . at therourt
house door In Condon, tllilh.in comity, Oieon,
sell at puldic niictiou to the hii;!iest bidder for
cash In hniul, for tho purpose of KiitiMyiiiK the
t'ldwiiH iit and diH-reo aliivu liienlioned, the fol
lowim; described tmuiiinvK. towit: The south-
east qti.tru-rof w-tlo.i twenty. wiis!:i thr.-e
in r.i;oie iwnoy east oi on i iii::uii.-liv
mi ridlau and situated in tiillinm county, suite of
Oreon,
Dated this aith day of April, 1Si7.
W. t.. Wilcox,
Sherift' of Oillh.ui I'ounty, Oregon.
Administrator's Notice.
All piToii(i hnvtni! claims au'ntnst the estate of
Hiram R Nelson, deceased, iir' ri'iiuested to
present them, duly vorined, within sit months
from tho date of tiiis notice, to the nnderii;tnvl,
who has been duly appointed ty tile county
court as administrator ot said espite.
Hated al Condon, Oiegoll, A toil ti. HOT.
Vkakk Paimkb,
u-10 Admjiitstmtor.
To The Public.
I have taken charge of the old Dod
son livery utables in Arlington and hope
my frionda from every wherew ill reu'em
tiermewben they come to town. My
rates ura very moderate and the very
best care is taken of stock left in mvcare.
j Give mo a chance, J. F. Tuomas.
S. B. BARKER
DEALER
CEN'R'L
CONDON, OREGON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
A SPECIALTY.
THIS WAY 4 BARGAINS
Make Money by Saving It.
Before Buying Elsewhere, Call In and
i. Inspect My New and Choice Stock -f -
lEBGPlDiSE AND GROCERIES
AhD EVERYTHING KEELED BY IKE
"In Order to Encouregs a
.Large Discount for Cash.
P. H. STEPHENSON
CONDON, - : - OREGON.
HELLO!
Jim Corbett has Thrown up the Sponge
BUT "
Al Henshaw is Still in the Ring
WITH A COMPLETE STOCK OF.
Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Windows, Stoves, Gloves, Wall
Paper Window-shades, Furniture, Undertakers' Goods,
Canned Fruits, Crackers, Sardines, Oysters, Etc, Etc.
SPECIAL PRICES ON BARBED WiE tT0NJ.CTS. ACENT FOR FCSSIL FLOUR.
Call in and fee me and get prices before buying elsewhere.
Remember that a dollar (saved is a dollar made. I can get
von anvthint; from a steamboat to a toothpick. Try me.
AL HENSHAW, CONDON, ORE.
Condon
CONDON, -
Mrs. S. A. Maddock
PROPRIETRESS.
Regular Board and Lodging per week, $4 and $5.
Regular Board per week, $3. Beds 25c and. 50c.
Table Supplied With
T.
G. JOHNSON,
. PROPRIETOR OF.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Barn on
Condon, -
HAY AND GRAIN
CHARUES VERY REASONABLE.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates
A share of ihe public patronage is respectfully solicited.
NEHA
Condon,
GEO. W. RINEHART, Frcprietor,
The public will find that m better nccommoilations can be
found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
LIVERY : STABLE
RATES VERY
DROP IN
5R00K
Lower Main St., Arlington, Oregon.,
when you feel like enjoying a first-class
CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER ON DRAUGHT.
All kinds of first-class liquors on hand.
The Massillon Engine & Thresher Go.
160-166 Front St.,
MVILL MAIL cmLOGOE OF
IN.
rERCr AND SE
FIRMER, STOCKMAN AMD MECHANIC.
Cash Trade I Make a
Take Advantage of It.-
Hotel,
OREGON.
the Best in the Market.
North Main Street,
- Oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
r
I
STAORAflT
Oregon.
: IN : CONNECTION.
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