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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 1807. NOTICE. Tb. yrly mbwrlptUm to tha Olobi in fl.BO, If Void In advance. If not paid lu advanuc $2 will b. charged. A ptnell murk around thin notlc tiiritratr. that your subacnptluli has ax fired, flrasa renuw promptly. GLOBOSITIES. Thonnrl of men will find the upper Yukon the bltrKont game o( "freeze out" they ever gut into. Frank Lucni, a brother of Jay, hai JiiMt been appointed poetuiaiter at Mon mouth, Polk county. Mr. Ella Rlnehnrt, the popular poet mletrew of Mayville, vltilted her relative! iu Condon Saturday and Sunday. A man out in Colorado died recently while playing a game of card, lie held five ace and the other fellow the gun. A couple of Portland Jew are doing the county thin week telling eyeglaaeei and apectaclet, at pricet that beat going to Clondyke. Mrt. V. E. Uouiton loft lant week for a brief vlait at the home of her ton in Pendleton, after which the will return to Condon again. General II. B. Compaon it being boom ed for and will likely be the democratic nominee for governor at the June elec tion noil luiunier. A Uayttack Cor. to the Prineville Re view eaya; Mine Uxi Weleh, of Foe ell, ie In town being treated for her eyei by Grandma Man pin. Mr. Geo. W. Itinuhart expect to ttart the drat of neit week for hi annual vlait of a month with relative and friend in Lane county. The Dalle people, after letting the Waaco trade leave them, are talking of "blowing" themaolve by building a line to the Detcbute bridge. 8yl Palmer and hi lter, Mr. Dan Cameron and ber children left Saturday for a few week' outing at Thompson Spring In Grant county. 1). Giede bat been in the hospital at Portland for several week, being treated for a complication of disorders, among them being heart trouble. J. k". Smith sold his ranch on the John Day river recently and left this week for Idaho, taking along all of bit borie, numbering about 126 bead. They are actually talking about de monetising gold, becaose the recent rich finds will make It too common to be clanged with the precious metal. Circuit court for Gilliam county con venes at Condon on Sept. 20th. The way the matter stand now, the docket will not be ovorly heavy tbie time. Tom Johnson is having a neat wooxft bed built on his residence property. He has also uat received another fino new top buggy tor hi livery stable. Mr. Win. M. McKinney of Rock creek brought to town Monday the first water melons of the season and they were good, too. We swallowed one of 'em. Walter Coffin, a young professional pugilist of Portland, who has been visit ing his ancle, Geo. Collin, and bis family I nee spring, loft for bis borne yesterday J Among the army of gold-seekers who bave gone to Clondyke from this slate re Atty. J. C. Leaaure and E. Y. Jndd, president of the Pendleton scouring mills. It bas leaked out that W. J. Bryan wears a highly Illuminated silk night elilrt. It i reasonably certain that the party who gave it away 1 no gentleman. An Alabama murderer addressed the following note to the governor: "I wish yon would grant me a 80-day respite. I am short on religion. Intended to get it last week, bnt was too busy." For the first time in many years the farmer will have a chance this fall to "sqnare up" and get out of debt. Once oat they should stay out, and this of course should apply to all other classes. II. B. Hendricks, as real estate agent, recently sold to Hugh Neel of Lone Rock the Dickey farm near that town, for (3S0. He also sold for J. W. Smith to D. 8. Brown the Burton place on Matney Flat. K. A. Crawford of Mayville secured the contract of furnishing 25 cowls of 10-inch wood for county use, at H-75 per cord, the lowest bid, and he and his son Harley are now delivering it at the coun ty seat. D. C. Williamson's family, below Clem, packed np their 'wares and pe nt tea' and silently left for part unknown last woek "between two day." It is thought they went over into Washington , somewhere. Parties going to the Ynkon a week or ten day from now can buy a first-class outfit at Dyea cheaper than anywhere else in the world. Tbore will be plenty of them for sale this side of the Chllcat ummitsoon. Some of the boys enlivened things up st little Wednesday by having several viorgous fights, which enriched the cfty's weasel skin to the tune of about 30. Such amusement comes high, but they must bave it. About seven weeks ago five bead of stray hogs came to the ranch of J. A. Oum at Olei. They all have a "cropp" and silt in the ear. The owner will be expected to pay for tbelr keeping, also 1 for this notice. A man in Kansas City asks for a di voree from his wife because ehe went In bathing "clad in a little dinky bathing euit about as big as a pocket handker chief." Wonder if he wanted her to H wool sack for a ba tiling auitT Billy Phillip and Mias fWtlia Coch ran of Rock creek were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E Portwood W Condon the first of the week, and left for home Wednesday evening. Miss Cochrsn is a sister of Mrs. Portwood. Fred Mires and llertry Gardner re turned Saturday evening from lion ton Mires' ranch in Gilliam county, bringing 8 or 10 of Bent's fine horses with them. Benton himself stopped In Lane county to sell some horses. Roseburg Review. A New York man hngged a widow so bard that he broke one of her rib and now the ba sued for $10,000 damages. If that woman is successful In ber suit and can spare a few more ribs she will not need to go to Clondyke to make a stake. Read Harry Halstead't new sawmill ad. This mill ba been moved to a new location, In one of the finest belt of timber in Oregon, and is turning out as Sue quality of lumber as any on the coast, at price that are sure, to give satisfactiou. A. G. Mathews made final proof Thurs day on a timber culture claim. The claim 1 located at Mayville, Gilliam county. Gainey ba Jnst arrived home from Belknap springs, where betook hi family for their summer vacation. En gene Guard. Rev. Bade write that he and a chum of hi bave gone for a few day' rustica tion at the Wallowa lake to fish and bunt, and that be will not preach at Condon next Sunday. It is likely, bow ever, that he will be here in time to preach a week from next Sunday. Sheriff Houser has lostbiscase against Umatilla county for fees, traveling ex penses, etc., which he sued for. The supreme court bas just decided that no sheriff in this state is entitled to any compensation outside of his lawful sal ary a provided by the legislature in 18U6. Charley Burroughs and family moved into Billy Burr's neat little residence opposite the court house this week. Billy expect to have the house enclosed with a neat wire fence this fall. Mr. and Mr. Burroughs, who came out here last fall from Illinois are, so far, much pleased with their new western bome.j Whenever an administrator of an es tate send hie notice for publication clear out of the neighborhood to a paper having no circulation where the parties Interested reside, the public usually feels suspicion tbat there is some crooked work going on, and can not be blamed for wanting inch "work" investigated. We learn tbat Roe Mathews has been tendered the school at Lakeview this fall. A good selection. We think they prefer a man of a family, so Roos took bis beat girl down to Gosben last Snnday to look at some cooking utensils. If they were both Impressed with the out fit, he may take an assistant with biiu to Silver Lake. Eugene Guard. After our school closed last spring, all of the doors and window of the school house were securely fastened, some with nails. Recently some one broke out a pane of glass, entered and opened all the door and loft them open. It I not yet known whether anything has been stolen or not. They have been closed again, and the school board offers a reward of $5 for the detection of any one breaking Into the building again without per mission. II. C. Strickland met with a serious accident Saturday evening, juBt after dark. While riding rapidly over the range about two miles from bis boose, a coyote attracted the attention of both rider and horse, and quick as a flash the horse stepped Into a badger bole and fell, catching Hugh's left leg under the sharp edge of the saddle and breaking the leg jnst above the ankle. The noble old horse, with almost human Intel ligence, gathered himself up and seeing that his master was unable to walk, came back and looked pitifully on while Hugh set the broken bone as best be could. With great difficulty he managed to ciimb onto the horse and reach bis home. Hi hired man, Billy Foster, at once brought him to town, where be is under medical care, at Rinehart'a res taurant. It was a most unfortunate ac cident for him, as it will incapacitate him for work all summer, and just now at the busiest season. His wife is still at ber old home In Aberdeen, 8. D., and also under medical treatment. The editor of this paper and bis broth er, E. M. Shutt, of the Antelope Herald, expect to start tomorrow for a month's visit at their old home in Pennsylvania. There are 15 members of the Shutt (am lly the parent and 13 children 7 boys and 6 girls, all of whom are yet alive, and all reside within a few miles of the old homestead, except the two brothers mentioned above. A reunion of the fam ily will take place at the old home next month, also the golden wedding of our parents, who will have been married 50 years this fall. We expect to return to Condon about 8ept. 17th or 18th. Dur ing our absence the paper will be pub lished by Mr. Samuel B. Baxter, who can write a receipt so nicely that it will be a pleasure for those who owe the pa per to come in and pay up. As be is deaf and cannot get onto the news a well a one who can hear, we would con alder it a great favor if our business men here, or anyone else who desires to, will write np any news they know of that is worthy of note and band to him and he'll do the rest. Dr. M. J. Denney, Physician and Sur geon, Union Block, Arlington. Oregon. Mr. Strickland Wfastho Sheep Trespass Case. A dispatch from Pendleton says that the supreme coOrt bas decided the tres pass case as shown below : H. C. Strickland, respondent, vs. B. Gelde et a!., appellants; appeal from Gilliam county ; opinion1 by Wolverton, Jedge; affirmed. This is an action of trespass, wherein it is alleged that defendant unlawfully and wilfully permitted their band of sheep to be herded upon' the premises and lands of plaintiff. The action was commenced in the justice court, and, upon appeal, to the circuit court. Judg ment was rendered in favor of plaintiff, from which the defendants appeal to this court. After determining the effect of the statutes relating to stock and fenc ing with respect to Oilltain county, ana accepting the decisions of Bileo vs. Pais ley (18 Oregon 7), and trench vs. uress well (13 Oregon 418), as stare decisis, the court affirms the decision of the lower court. Arlington Items. ' Miss Lillian Snell I assisting In the postonlce. Paul Jones ba returned from bi visit in the Valley. We look for the wheat market to open up In thl place at about 68c for No 1 wheat. 8 Q Hawson has returned from a trip to the coast and reports having bad a fine time. The new engine house is nearing com pletion and will add considerably to tbe improvement of the city. Miss Lora Remington of Lewiston, Idaho, is spending a few weeks with her sister here, Mr J A Geisendorfer. Frank Shurte made a business trip to Portland last week. He says everything is "Clondyke or bust" down there. All of onr warehouses are making im provements, so as to be prepared to han dle all of the grain that comes to town. Born, to the wife of Ross Beardeley, July 28th, a son. Also, on tame date, to tbe wife of Fred Doerfer of Olex, a son. We regret to learn tbat Mr D H Gager did not bave a very pleasant outing. On the way to the mountains she took sick and was compelled to return. Jasper Flannery came over tbe other day from Goldendale to adjost Maj Red- ford' gas lights. There appeared to be some error made in putting them in. Frank Robinson ba returned from a visit to friend and relative at Lone Rock. Frank says there will not be enough cars on the road to baul off tbe wheat crop tbat we will have tbis fall. Arcb Weaver, son-in-law of Mrs J C Sweet, wa brought up from Tbe Dalle Monday evening. He has been confined to bia bed for a long time with consump tion, and ia not expected to live but a day or so. Lone Rock Rumblings. Jeff Neal is behind the counter while P L Ham is at tbe spring. W II Colwell made a businees trip to Arlington the first of the week. Robert Brown of Haystack bas been very sick with rbeumatio fever for some time. One of Ira Reed's little girls got her hand and arm badly burned by a kettle of trailing water being upset on ber tbe other day. John E Johnson is having more than bis share of sickness in his family. An other one of bis children has been very low for several days. The July jnst past bas been the coldest on record in this section of country, having gone down to within one degree of the freezing point seyen nigbts during the month and on the night of the 7th it was 2 degrees below freexing. Some of the enterprising boy should get up a horse race, foot race or have a fight or two most anything would do, just to make some kind of news to re port. This place is getting too civilised for a reporter to make a good showing. Olex Explosions. Mr H D Randal), who went to tbe Valley recently, is reported quite sick at Monmouth. C A Danneman and P Weir each de livered a bunch of fine beef cattle at Portland last week. Quite an influx of Valley pedestrians have arrived in Olex the past week, all findiug plenty of work. v There was a public marriage at Olex church Sunday. Mrs C P Grubb and Mr M C Gloughlier of Pendleton were united lu marriage by Rev Barnbart. We wish them an abundance of pros perity and happiness. The coyote bounty seems to be a dead issue. The "Honorable" Co court ought to get up something else to bunco the people out of several thousand dollars. The people of Gilliam county are greatly benefited by such officialism. The University of Oregon At Eugene opens Sept. 20. Graduates from accredited schools who bave com pleted work amounting to SO credits are admitted without examination. Inci dental fee $10 a year; tuition free. Com plete courses leading to Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Letters and excellent courses in civil and elec trical engineering. Also good instruction in music Board for young men in the dormitory at $2.60 per week with lodging, heat and light. Catalogues furnished free on application to J. J. Walton, Secretary Board of Regents, Kugene, Oregon CLOUDYKEat COflDOIl Now Is the time if you ever intend buying a plnno or organ, for the Jacob sen Book & Music Co. have opened a branch at Condon, and can be foniid at the Armory hall, where tbev will be pleased to show you their fine stock of elegant piano and organs. A car-load for tbis firm arrived in Arlington August 1st and will be on display August 7th at Condon. We take old instruments In exchange for new ones and sell for cash or on installment plan. Every instru ment we sell is fully guaranteed and we shall be pleased to have you call and hear them played and see the bargains tbat are in store for you. We are also prepared to do repair work on pianos and organs at reasonable price. Ad dress E. Jacobsen, Condon, or Jacobsen Book k Music Co., The Dalles, Oregon. Dr. J. H. Frazer, dentist and oral sur geon, Is now located in Condon and will remain for a few weeks. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' If you want a piano or organ, be snre to write to tbe Jacobsen Book and Music Co., The Dalles, Or. Catalogue free. Look your machines over and tell Shurte Bros, .your troubles. They will save yon money on extras of all kinds. The Wasco Warehouse Co. bas wool sacks, fleece twine and sack twine for sale at Arlington. For Sale Cheap a 12-foot header, in good order. Call at my home or address E. 0. Tobey, Olex, Or. For Sale Cheap. I have for sale cheap one 28-inch Buf falo l'ltts tbreshmg machine, with Jack son self-feeder, mid everything complete Call at my ranch, near Fleets, or address me at Ulex, Ur., for particulars. F. H. Douglass. The Place Where You Get the Most Change Back. Of course when you are buying har ness and saddles you want the best. I keep in stock only the very best ma terial, and while maintaining my repu tation in this respect, I go to the other extreme in keeping prices down to the lowest point. I know that nothing hoiids np business like the selling ot first-class goods. I sell them, and don't sell anvthing else. When you need any thing in my line, give me a call, and like tbe fable of the cat, "you'll come back again." T. L. Portwood, Condon. Schilling's Best means: we lend you tea bakknr powder coffe Sworn extract. , aoda tad spice.; and, if you like them, you buy. them. . Your grocer pays your money back if you don't like Schillings Best. u For sale by S. B. Barker NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. UimOmfi atThi Dalles, Ob., Aug-. 2, 1997. Notice In hereby trtven that the following named settler haa died notice of her intention to make final proof in aupport of her claim, and that xaid proof will be made before H.N. Kraser, county rlerk of Gilliam county, at Con don. Or., on Sept. 11, 1W, via: EDITH L. TAYLOR, Hd. No. for the m n, ne nw4 and nw1 ni K, see 10, tp 4 a, r 21 e. She names the following wit nesses to prove her coutliiuoaa renidenee npon and cultivation of laid land, via: ti. P. Shutt, 11. B. Hendricks, N. J. Hendricks and T. O. Johnson, all of Condon, Oragon. afl-j6 Jaw, K. Mqoks, Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Orncs at The Dalles, Or., Julj 16, 1897. Notice i hereby given that the following-named settler haa filed notice of hia Intention to make Anal proof In aupport of his claim, and that said proof will be made before H. N. Kraaer, eoanty clerk ot Gilliam connty, at Condon, Oregon, on Aug lint 90. ltfift, vis: ALEXANDER L. Dl'THIE, Hd. 8760, for the se'i and sw. see 19 tp 4 a of r 5 W. It. He namoa the following witnesses 22C witnesses to prove hla continuous residence npnu and cultlva' lion of said land, via: W. L. Barker, John Hand' Icy, J. M. Cameron and U. a. Tobey, all ol Con don. Or. Jy33-24 Jaw. F. Moors, Register NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Laud Ornca at Tai Pauls, Oa, Jane SO. 1997. Notice Is herebv given that the followine- named settler haa hltxi notice of hia Intention to make final proof in aupport ot his claim and that said nroof will be made before H. N. Fraier. coun ty clerk of Gilliam county at Condon, Oregon, on August lo, is7. via: ALBERT L. RAMSAY, Hd. 4499, for the swW nvr),(, nt sw'i and aei sw4' ace 24 tp s nt r 21 B. He names the following wltneas ea to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vti: Johuathan Hover, m. mitt, B. K ttearcy and Geo. B. Dukek, all of Mayville, Oregon. J8-22 Jas. F, Moors, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proot. V. & Land Orricit, Thx Dalles, Or., June 29, '97. Notice Is herebv given that Frank H. Holmes ot Gooseberry, Or., haa riled notice nt intention to make final proof before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at hia ofttce In Heppner, Oietrnn, on Tuesday. August 17, 1897. on timlier culture application No. 3034, tor the e'-i ne and e' w see 12 tp 8 a, of r 23 e. He namea aa witnesses: Jnjr D. Ball. Benjamin L. Avers, Eugene Myera and Allison S. ShaddHCk, all o Gooseberry, Oregon. jzn jab, f. HOOKS, Register. Notice of Final Hearing, In the county court of the state of Oregon, for Gilliam countv. In the matter of the estate of Sllaa Brown, The Bn'al account of W. C. and D, B. Btnwn, administrators of HI las Brown, deceased, bavins; been filed July .", ltW, notice la hereby given that a Hnal hearing of objections, if any, to said final account and settlement of said estate, will be heard at the next regular term of county court on Tueaday at S o'clock n. m. W. C AND D. 8. Brows. Bv H. H. HenUrioks, their att'y. Condon, Or., July 29, 1897. Good Advice. Don't let whi8ky pet the best of yon, but if vou want the best of whisky. wines, beer, liquors and eiftaro, the place to And them is at the Summit Saloon, in the old drug store building. A One nool and billiard narlor in connection. Prop in and see for yourselves. The bnest line of "wet goods" In the city, S. B. BARKER, HVKALtk GEM'R'L MERCHANDISE CONDON, OREGON. STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. THIS WAY 4 BARGAINS AutrUiruvxnfvuiiTJirinnruiut Make Money by Saving It. vuxjvwwjvinnnnnnnruxnni ' Before Buying Elsewhere, Call In and " , i Inepect My New and Choice Stock of i MERCHANDISE AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE In Order to Encouracrs . 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 m WITH A COMPLETE STOCK no Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Windows, Stoves, Cloves, Wall Paper Window-shades, Furniture, Undertakers' Goods, Canned Fruits, Crackers, Sardines, Oysters, Etc, Etc. SPECIAL PRICES ON BARBED WIRE IN TON LOTS. AGENT FOB FOSSIL FLOUR- Call in and see me and get prices before baying eleewnerev Beoieuiber that a dollar saved is a dollar made. I can get you anything from a steamboat to a toothpick. Try nie.- AL HENSHAW, HARRY HALSTEAD, 'DEALER IN ROUGH AND DRESSED PINE AMD FIR LiUMBiEl I am now located in the finest body of pfntf aTnd r timber accessible to the markets of Gilliam connty, wherer I have special facilities for supplying all of the finer grades of pine and fir lumber, which will be sold at lowest prices.- LOCATION Half-Mile LOST VALLEY, Condon Hotel, CONDON, - OREGON. Mrs, S. A. Haddock PROPRIETRESS. MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-GLASS ACCOMMODATICHS Table Supplied With T. G. JOHNSON, .PROPRIETOR OF. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large New Barn on Condon, HAY AND GRAIN CHARGKf VERY KKAONABLE. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates A share of the public patronage irj respectfully solicited. R 1 N EH ART'S Condon, GEO. W. RINEHART, Proprietor. The public will find that no found iu this country than at LIVERY : STABLE RATES VERY DROP IN Lower Main St., -when you feel Ilka CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER OH DRAUGHT. All kinds of Cash your county scrip at the Globe office IJi AND GROCERIES FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC. a Cash Trnda I Maka - Take Advantage of It.. CONDON, ORE. ALL KINDS OF- South - oast Of PdStotfceV - - OREGON. the Best in the Market. North Main Street, Oregon. BOUGHT AND SOLD. RESTAURANT - Oregon. better accommodations can be this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. : IN : CONNECTION. MODERATE. AT COB'S Arlington, Oregon., enjoying a flr.t-clatsV- first-class liquors on hand. Ir A.