THE COilDO'l CLOBL
THU RSDAY, MAY 26,J60
NOTICE.
Ths jratrly labMrtptton to th. Owns In 81.80,
II paid In advuiM. 1 not pntd In idrittios 92
III tNOh.rawl. A ponoll mark argand tb(
nollcs InrtloiU'i that your ubmriptlon fats
plrrd. flMM iwn.w proinptljr.
-LOCAL NEWS.
v
V It's fine growing wither, Isn't UT
Neat Monday will be Memorial day.
A. Oral ner, of May villa, was In town
the flratol tli week,
the wheat fields art getting a decided
move ou since the rain,
Mra. 3. P. Lacaa, of Arlington, li vlalt
Ing friend bare this week,
Ookti Monday, May 23d, to Mr. and
Mra. David Uussell, a daughter.
Mra. T. J. Young wai In from the
ranch Bundny and Monday.
E. 1'. Weir and B. K. Searcy, of May
villa, were In town Monday,
Wool hauling la the order of the day
In Qllllain coanty at prevent.
E. P. Weir, of Mayvllla, waa peaaen
ger on yesterday's north bound atage.
Fred Wilaon will aUrt with hia aheep
In a few daya tor their summer range.
Clerk Fraier made a buaineaa trip to
Arlington lait Saturday, returning on
Tueaday,
No more vessels of any nationality
will be allowed to pais the blockade at
Havana.
Dunn Broe. are preparing to move
their aheep to their an miner range near
Prairie City.
Mr. Btinchflold and wife, of Mayvllle,
paaaed through town Sunday on their
way to Portland.
jfK i F. Horn, of Foiall, waa a paaaenger
on Monday'a atage, homeward bound
from a vlalt below.
Mr. Geo. Ooflln, the well-known fruit
grower of 80-mlle, la quite aerloaaty ill,
we are aorry to learn.
John W. Miller, of Matney Flat, baa
filed notloe of hla intention to make Anal
proof on bla bomeatead,
0. W. fllnehart returned Sunday from
Lost Valley, where be visited bla daugh
ter, Mre. Herbert Ualatead.
W, A. Darling returned Monday from
Itoaeburg, where he went aa a delegate
to the 1. 0. 0. F. Grand Lodge.
Meeare. Ilawaon and llaoklna, of Ar
lington, atopped In town a few boora
Sunday while on their way to Foiall.
An Intereatlng eerie of meeting were
held in the Congregational church laat
week, and are being continued tbla week.
J. R. Clark la having a well aonk at
bla new realdence, In the weat part of
town. The realdence le alinoat com
pleted, Thla eectlon waa bleaaed with a good,
otd-faabloned toaklng rain laat Saturday.
The benefit to growing crop, etc. le In
atlmable. Jordan Bros, now hare plenty of beef,
pork, mutton, etc. on hand and will be
fitly prepared from now on to eerv the
public with aame.
J. A. Kieer baa a arew of men at work
on the new 10-mile road. lie eayalt
will take at leaat another month' work
to complete the road.
The Arllugton-Condon telephone prop
osition la atlll alive and the Glob a hopea
to be ablo to give aome Interealing new
regarding It nest week.
W ,L. Wilnos drove over to line creek
laat Saturday to bring boma hie family
who have been makiug a brief vlalt at
the bone of the Caven family.
Bert Well it nortlng a badly Injured
foot thla week, cauted by being thrown
from the hurricane deck of a wild and
woolly bronco a few daya ago.
Karbart A Moore bave bad their Sum'
tnlt aaloon newly painted (liialde) and
papered lately. Ueo. Fletcher, aaalited
by J. D. McFarland, did the job,
Subecription tor the San Franciaco
Esamlner taken at the Own office
Save pontage, time and trouble by lub-
acrlbing bare. tf.
Portland now rank aa the fifth great-
eat wheat center In the country. During
the year 1807 12,009,553 buihela were
abipped from that city to foreign porta.
Wm. Maoa left a few daya ago for
Portland, where he will enliat in the
O. N. O. We have not learned whether
be la on the way to the Philippine or
not.
Connolly Broa. are going to take the
Dillon aiieep to the mountain in Grant
county In a few day. Tbey will each
receive (50 per month wagea during the
time they are In the mountain
CO. Portwood la out to the Dunn
ranch thi week helping F. C. Cornett
with aome fencing, etc. May be Oacar
will gain a few pointer white out there
on bow to raise augar beota.
The residences of Al llonehaw, Mra,
Brandon and Mia Mable Halstead, the
laat named being occupied by Stephen
V. Moorf and wlfo, have been enhanced
lately with a freih coat of paint.
The epring term of our publlo achool
will close tomorrow with an entertain
ment given by the pupil. Th term
ha been a aucoeaaful one under the
direction of Mia Mabel Ualatead.
W. K. McKlnney and J. M. Brown
.i .left thl week for the mountain with
their aheep. The Globk will follow
th
poi
Milr ahe
thvX vt0 their seclusion and keep them
'"I NIT
oa 4n
the new of the outside world.
DEATH OF WYATT PUTNAM.
The ad newa reached Condon laat
evening of the death of little Wyatt
Putnam, on of J. II. Putnam, of Foaail,
by accidentally ahootlng himaolf while
playing with a 44 caliber revolver. The
andden death of thulr child la Indeed a
aad blow to the parenta, and they have
the heartfolt ivmpatby of the whole
community.
Pie tuclal tomorrow (Friday) evening
at Armory hall, given by the public
achool. All contributor wl'! pleaae tend
pie, coffee, augar, etc. to the hall Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock or later.
S. G. Itawaon, M. 8. Johnaon, 0, A.
Danneman, 11. N. Fraxer, M. 0. Clarke ;
and K. It. llanklna wont to Lone Rock
yeiterdny to look after republican luter
eat in that comer of the vineyard.
Lumber I on the ground tor a new
ichool home on Matney Flat. William
Cornett haa donated the district one and
one-half acre of ground for achool pur
poaet. Th new building will be 2630
feet.
Mra. Shutt la (till offering the re
mainder of her furniture at prlcea that
will aatonlib you. AIo will aell the
Fitiwater property for $320 caah or 300
on year'a time with aecured note, bear
ing 10 per cent Intereat.
Having opened a meat market in Con
don we will pay the highest caah price
for beet cattle, veal, etc., with which to
lupply our cuitomer. Wilt buy atock
either on foot or dreiaed.
Johdan Bko.
E. E. Smith, who wat formerly In the
roataurant builneea bare, I now con
ducting a tlmllar eatabllahment at
Greeloy, Colorado, and la doing well,
which fact the Globi la pleated to
chronicle,
On Saturday of laat week W. A. and
11. K. Weat, two young men from Sher
man county, purchased from L. W. Dar
ling 820 acera ot farming land, con
alteration $1000. Mr. Darling reaervea
the crop now growing.
J. F. Keisacher baa turned out In the
neighborhood of 40 new itock aaddle
thi ipring and 1 atlll aa bnay at ever.
Mr. Reiaacher turn out only first-class
work and enjoy the reputation of being
the beat workman in hla line In Gilliam
county.
Numberless change are being made
on the GiOna mailing Hat lately, due to
the large number of aheepmen who are
going to the mountain for the tommer.
Tbey all declare that camp life would
be too utterly lonely without the Glor
(or a companion.
Fin Thomas, Arlington' popular livery
man, waa in town Monday night and
went on to Mayvllle and Foaail Tueaday.
Mr. Thome drive Arst-claaa rig, and
boraea entruited to hi care at hi Ar
lington barn alwayt come out looking
beiterjthan wben they went In.
S. B. Howard, of Minnesota, addrce-
ed the people ot Condon, on the political
laaue of the day, in behalf of the Union
ticket, on Monday evening. Mr. Howard
la a logical (peaker, and alt who beard
him agree that be presented the Issue
of the campaign in an entertaining aud
able manner, from a ailver aUnd point.
A republican meeting waa held. in
Armory ball on Tueaday evening. Mile
S. Johnaon, ot Portland, the principal
apeaker of the evening, discussed the
political laaue ot the day from a gold
ataudard aUodpoint. H. S. Wilaon, of
The Dallea, nominee for circuit judge of
thla diatrlct, and 8. G. Hawaon, ot Ar
lington, candidate for representative,
alao add r eased the meeting. Afairalaed
crowd wai in attendance.
Mr. Gardner, the Arkanaaa contractor
wbo took the Arlington-Fossil mall
route from the government at ruinoutly
low figures, we are pleaaed to etate ha
not a yet found a tucker In tbeee parte
to take It off hit hand, and it la probable
be will forfait bit bondtand let th route
go back to the government. In that
event the present contractor, Reed A
Ogilvie, who bave given eplendid tatie-
faction to the patron of the route, will
probably be employed by the govern
ment to cootlnue it. Foaail Journal.
J. B. Gou, one of Lone Rock'a best
known citiaent, bat been awarded the
contract of carrying the U. 8. mail from
Condon to Lone Rock, from Lone Rock
to Hoppnor, and from Lone Rock to
Foaail. On the Condon-Lone Rock route
a daily service will be maintained, and
on the Lone Rock-Ueppner, and Lone
Rock-Foail line the lervice will be trl
weekly. New rig and atock will be put
on all of the line and a atrictly first'
claa service will be maintained. The
contract will take effect July lit.
The Woman'a Edition The Dallea
Tlmea-Mountalneer haa been received
It ia an excellent number ot 24 page,
eaolutive ot the cover, gotten up in
magitine form, ably edited and present
a neat typographical appearance. The
object the ladioa had In view when they
undertook the work waa a benefit for
the publlo library ot the town, and they
are certainly entitled to a large share of
eucceti at a reward tor the excellent
character ot their work. - The public
tion should be a eourco ot pride to the
ladle who undertook the work, to the
management of the Tlmea-Mountalneer
and to every clllzon of the town.
Some weokaago, D. P. Ketchura,
tock buyer, of The Dalle, contracted
with H. B. Barker, of title place, for 6000
head of aheep, consisting of 8000 year
lings and 3000 two-year-old wether
The Drlce attreed upon was 12.50 for
yearlings and 12.90 for two-year-olds,
and a payment of 11500 waa made to
bind the bargain. Since that time the
price of sheep has fallen to aoch an extent
that Mr. Ketchom decided to forfeit the
money advanced rather than take the
sheep. The sheep told were from the
band of S. B. Barker, Lewi Barker and
J. M. Cameron, and these gentleme
are now making arrangements to trail
the sheep to an eastern market. The
eheep will be in charge of Lewie Barker
J. M. Cameron, Elgin Myert and Lewi
Couture, and will be atarted on the!
long journey In a few day.
LONE ROCK.
P, L. Ham returned Sunday from a
bualnea trip to fossil
A delivery of cattle It expected to be
made at thla place the latter part of thla
week.
W. H. Col well and hla alitor, Mr.
weney, or Arlington, are visiting iriendt
tbeir old home.
Wool haullnir haa begun In thi (ac
tion, tome being hauled to Ueppner and
aome to Arlington
The republican speech delivered here
astweek by lion. C W. rulton was
highly appreciated by tboi who heard
it.
Charley White took 800 head of fine
mutton sheen to Portland last week and
lao delivered 100 head of cattle at Uepp
ner.
The weather prophet predict a de-
led chanse in the weather and a very
windy spell about the time the county
candidates get around here.
Sheepmen and aheepihcarer have
been roaring and kicking for the past
couple of week about tbe cold, windy
weather, but the nne warm rain me nrat
of the week teema to have pot every
one in a better frame of mind, a rain
aa badly needed.
Gene Oilman passed through town
last week with a large band of horses.
ill hi own. which he bad gathered over
n tbe Foaail conntry. lie ie gathering
n to Cama prairie. It will take several
week to gather hi horse, a there le
200 or 300 head ot them, and tliey are
pretty well scattered over tne range,
We are Informed, that about the 25th
Inst., the road worker were to quit the
Lone Kock grade aud commence work
farther on. making a cut oif by Joseph
Whyte's place. Ihla will shorten the
road considerably from Line Rock to
Condon, and the road will alio be on
better ground and where tnere it plenty
of water.
NOTICE.
, All periont knowing themselve to be
Indebted to me for blacksmith work
must call and eettle forthwith or the!
accounts will be placed with a collector
and coat added. I mean business.
G, S. Clark,
Condon, Oregon,
ro23 14 May 25, 1098,
Z. F. Moody s
Brick Warehouse,
8. B. Howard apoke at Olex
ay to a large audience, in bebai!
i Union ticket.
OLEX.
The Nott achool boose baa been moved
one mile east of its former location.
Frank Baker, of Blalock, accompanied
Miss Edith McKlnney to ber home in
Olex last week.
Hon
Monda
otthe
Warren French and Guy Nott atarted
out last week with a boot 100 head ot
farmer' horses to keep on gras until
harvest,
There will be preaching at Olex next
Sunday, and after ervice publlo bap
tismal rite will be held at the creek,
below the bridge. Several are to be
baptised. .
There la quite an epidemic of pinkeye
mnng the Olex children, and aome
adults are tufferlng with the same die
ease. Last year tbe chickena bad it.
What next?
J. W. Phillip and II. J. Nott attend
ed the graphophone entertainment at
Olex last Saturday evening. They are
talking ol purchasing a machine ol that
kind abortiy.
Last week L. O. Ralston purchased.
through H. P. Vermilye, agent for tbe
Northern facinc Lnc uo., tne greater
parttf three sections of land in the Mc-
Guire and Vining district.
There wat a large attendance at Locuet
Grove last Sunday. Quite a number ot
people in that locality nave protested
Christianity. The revival meeting
closed Knndav afternoon, Dave lhomaa
and wife, of Arlington, and quite a
umber of Olex i tea being among those
to witness the closing meeting. The
roads in that locality are in a fearful
condition, arreat rocks being in the road
nd sage brush hitting one in tne lace
at almostevery torn. L. O. Ralston and
familv, accompanied by mi as t'arrisn
nd Mlsa Snell, while returning ran
aalnst a large boulder and broke the
buggy tongue short off. Roy Edmlnston
tntllv assisted to wrap aome boards on
the tongue with the halter ropes, and
borne was safely reached
Arlington and The Dalles.
Your Interests are Ours.
Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will
Receive the Most Careful
Attention.
S.G. HAWSON, Arlington Agent.
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING.
HON. FRANK HOTTER,.
OF PORTLAND
Will address the voters of Gilliam County on
he issues of the campaign at the following
times and places:
Subscrptlon Agency.
Subscription for all the leading news
paper and periodical, inciuaing ir.e
Evening Telegram and the Examiner,
taken at the postofllcc.
. Mbb. J. F. Biisachh.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrant registered prior
to May 1, 1806, will be paid on preseu
tatlon at my oflice. Interest closes after
thi date. 8. B. Barker,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon
Dated at Condon, Ore., May 3, 1803,
FOSSIL MEAT MARKET.
1 have juat purchased a fine lot ot the
well known Hereford breed of cattle, from
W. Smith, of Thirty-mile, which will
be killed for beef. Meat for ealo at
wholesale or retail. Free delivery to
Condon. Mail orders solicited.
tf J. W. McCaixi'Mi
Volunteers wanted at once
location or write to the undersigned
for information relative to the ENOR
MOUS CUT in ticket rates to the East,
F. C. Hindu:, Ag't O. R. 4 N. Co.,
Arlington, Ore
Notice to Taxpayers.
The dolinquent tax roll for 1807 will
be made up Jnne 1, 1808. No interest
will be allowed on county warrants, re
ceived for taxes, after that date.
Condon, Oregon, V. L. Wilcox,
May 18. 1808. Sheriff Gilliam Co
To Home Seekers.
I have for sale fine residence properties
in Condon, and Fossil, together with
barns and out housea for each residence,
Alao aeveral fine farms and stock ranches.
none better, near Condon, Clem, Ole
and Arlington. Term very reasonable
II. B. Uknubicks,
Box 136 Att'y, Condon, Or,
Of Interest to Settlers.
II. N. Fraxer, County Clerk, at Con'
don, Oregon, continues to give special
attention to U. S. government land ap
plications, filings and proofs, lie I aluo
prepared to receive applications for the
purchase of state achool, lien achool
lands and forfeited railroad lands, at bis
office.
ATTENTION VOOLGROVERS! 11
S B. BARKER,
.DEALER IN
GE
H'R'L MiERCElAtJDIS
CONDON, OREGON.
Prepared t() Handle Con- STOCKMEN'S; SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
sign men ts of Wool This
Year, as Before, at
A SPECIALTY.
J. F. REISACHER,
I Saddler mo Harnessmaker
CONDON, OREGON.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
'.Carrie a Complete and Welt-selected Stock of
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
And everything usually found
In a flrat-claaa harness shop.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call.
In the building on the corner, opposite Barker' atore.
NOTICE.
We have added a Jewelry Department to our
stock of General Merchandise and W. L. To
bey, who is a strictly first-class watch-maker,
is prepared to do all kinds of watch and
jewelry repairing, at Portland prices, and
guarantee satisfaction.
Tobey Bros.,
ARLINGTON, - OREGON.
J. H. PUTNAM,
-DEALER IN-
FOSSIL,
MAYVILLE,
CONDON,
OLEX,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
SATURDAY,
JUNK 2,
JUNE 3,
JUNE 4,
JUNE 4.
8:00 P.M.
2:00 P. M.
1 :00 P. M.
8:00 P.M.
Mr. Motter is an able speaker and all are urged to hear him. He ia familiar
with tbe issues of tbe campaign. Ladies specially invited.
Wallace McCamant, George F. Steel,
Cbr. Rep. Congressional Com. Chr. Rep. State Com.
GENERT MERCHANDISE
FOSSIL, OREGON.
Gent's Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Furnishings, Neckwear, Etc.
WAR WITH SPAIN!
-AL. HENSHAWw-
Is Busy Getting in Supplies for His Customers. He Carries a
Full Supply of
Hardware, Builder's Material, Granite and Tinware,
Furniture, Taints and Oil, Glass and Crockery,
Stoves, Picture Frames. Fishing Tackle,
Bedding. Canned Goods. Ammunition.
Undertaking Goods.
He will make you hot prices on Building Material, Barbed Wire Etc.'
Call and see him when you come to the county seat.
Interest charged on acc'ta after 40 daya.
Mitchell Wagons and All Kinds of Vehicles
. Cheap. Call and see for yourselves.
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF
T. Q. Earhart,
8. V. Moore.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
MaaamFOR FINEST BRANDS OFBbjb,
Uipes, Ijquors ar;d Qars.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stab.es
Large New Barn on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARGES VERY REASONABLE.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon Hotel,
CONDON, OREGON.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock
PROPRIETRESS.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
EARHART & MOORE,
CONDON,
Prop'rs.
ORE.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
0. V. BARR, PROP.
Fine Wines and Liquors
and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aijd pool Sables.
First-class Goods and Courteous Treat
ment to Customers, Our Motto.
Main St., Condon,
Table Supplied With the Best in the Market.
P. Iv. H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
"AT SUCH LOW
PRICES THAT WILLAST0NISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE C0INC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE BEST-
WHEN BUYING GROCERIES?
IF YOU ARE IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT WITH
P. H. Stephenson,
BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Dealer in Fine Merchandise.
orego"- War and Drouth1;
- DUNN BROS.
a decided ef
taple good
Will Still
Divide With You by Making CLOSE FRICES on All Goods Sold.
Call and
See Them.
Condon,
( Dealers in ) They Will
General Merchandise.) Treat You White.
Oregon.
Condon,
Oregon.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
..DEALER im
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
No man who uvea on meat waa ever
known to lick hla wife, or ask (or
dlvore. A vegetable diet woman la aa
cold ami clammy aa a turnip. If von
want your girl to have rosy cheeka and
vitality In her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw
son's Tonio Bitters, Bold everywhere.
Notice to the Ladles.
Mra. E. M. West, late of Portland, has
opened a fine line of millinery goods in
the room just south of Condon Hotel.
Latest styles in hats, trimmed and on
trimmed. Also trimming done to order.
Call and see her.
"WAR"
(in rates.)
Write quick to the undersigned and
enlist In the army of passengers taking
advantage ot the cut ratea to the East.
F. 0. HuiDia, Ag't O. B. A N. Co.,
Arlington, Ore,
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
I now have on hand about250,000 feet of Lumber sawed in '97
that is thoroughly seasoned. My stock includes flooring, ceil
ing, rustic, surfaced lumber, ship-lap and all usual dimensions
of rough lumber.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY. - - - - - - - OREGON
mint immw iu iria worsCTS Till
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