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THE GOIIDOii CLOBL
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1808.
NOTICE.
TU. jtMrly iutor!t!ott to the Quj.i li 91. 50,
11 imiiu in mivaiic. If not rltl In oIvhucxi
will b olinmud. A puiioll mark around thU
hotli' Indicate t)itt your ubwinptlun haa ei-
iin-q, I'lwae roncw pnimi-lly.
LOCAL NEWS.
NutSeott wu ovur frum L jih Rock
Wilne(lny.
The finikin Son Unci la oat with a nont
Souvenir edition.
Kit flying li the on or of the day
with Condon lnd juit now,
II. N. Fruisr and family returnoi! on
lnt fr'stuidny'i Huge frum tlnlr trip to
rortlHiid.
l"rh mt, iwrk, mutton, fluh, vrg
tablet end "trim berrlti t Jordan Bros.'
moat market.
Condon town cow are looking tloek
and hit since (jrntu on the raniro ha
uoootno o piuntiiul
Wllklmon Whit, of rperack, thli
county, wa the guunt of I. II. Stephen-
ou aim who last week
Fred Monroe, who old hi thoep
tnslneM till prlng, I reported to be
flouring on engaging la buelnes at thl
The (hip of th American navy will
how oe amokeleit powder. Large
quanllilut of It Uva jmt been aup
juiou to them,
The Mnyvllln people will celebrate the
4th of July at W. 0. Pentocoat'i poplar
grove, on the new road, three mile
north of Mayvllle,
Mr, (jrulner and daughter Kate, of
The Dalle, panned through town a few
day ago on their way to vlil relative
nd friend at Mayvllle.
The Slinrta Weir Company, of Ar
imgton, wa the only concern to Incor
porate yesterday. The article filed at
the itate department name a capital
tock of n.1,000, with C. A. Sburto, E. I.
weir and Emma. J. Goldsmith .
nUer of record. 8tatcaran, June 23,
We have been renueiited to tt h.,
tne law provide that the
hall dollver cortltluatei at l.iinn ,
the nowly elected countv oftkeri nnrm
application being made to the clerk at
hi office. Those desiring their certif
icate hou Id apolyfor the UttfTin at tha
clerk' office.
The Ui.onic I one day late thl
on account of the failure of our auxiliary
pnnw 10 arrive on time. We rcifret the
occurrence exceedingly, but, a the
trouble I undoubtedly due to noma ova
mgni or sunder on the part of the es
pre company, there I nothing to do
"Ut put up with the nconvunlonca. tn.l
iruit that it will not occur again.
Otl Patterson Km., of Hemmer.
grand chancellor Knight Of Pytlilae, will
mnKO an otUcial vl.lt to the brunch nf
that order In thl place on July 8th
Mr. l'atteraon will be accompanied by
Mr, icKibuen,editor of the Benntor, the
Knight official paper. All member, ni
the order thould be present on thl.
caiion and meet tbeie brother.
-I ' ARLINGTON. ' ' ' I " - .. T . . : - ; -r ! ; n
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ARLINGTON.
Tha nf a Imp.. Aav.H f .1 1 .
nay, the merchant gtting notice that
iv wurw woiiiu un (ntppea,
Mr. It. II. Ttillllnann I H.i
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Of the K'PAk tr I'uf.Unyl ....I
vlmt friend for a month or more.
Mr. DhII Read recently pnrchaod the
Old Htorn tiiilI.lliiirr.u.ol 1,., n... .1
and will convert it into a dwelling bouse.
Fin Thonia moved hi stock and rigs
from lila nht (I.U i 11.. ti..n 0 1
lal) lHt. Mniwlou l.n 1 t .
the Reed (land.
Fratilr nVutA Ihm.1.-.i 1.1. .. 1 .
' ' V IDUIIIiliru I11H I II" W K 1 I U
few (Inva nun It. la tl.i. n.....ut n .
. "-vpiwitiKi;oi,iiii Hiiuet
sn I i rxint nn thn .wl u.lit
eight Ion in ordinary weather.
The town wa taken in bv a traveling
loir aliow tha flrat i.f 11.0 ti.-Z
travel In a ppcial car and take' in pe-
ciai tucker at every topt)inir place.
erlv hnmlrvil nl Arllnntnnl,.. in I 1
ro to ti;b n.na: jr; .'7, r" Vfinn ,n 1 nrrtf J i
July. A ,clHl r h c'h.?te ed AXW W X llCLUailU.
hi curry tnem. The car will be deco
rated iu grand ttylu for the occasion.
Tha nauf mtaa m t 1 1.. .
. uuu una iirrn
orought up from tha lower river, and ar
oon at the machinery can be readjusted
tha boat will be put in comiiiiion, and
Arlington nun n la will tiu ui,r,H nr
acrvlce.
carry
July 4, 1898,
Will be Celebrated at
Condon, Oregon,
- -"By a
Gremcl Ball,
Given Under the Auspices of the
S. B. BARKER
rums
DK.U.KR IS,
L .MERCHANDISE
CONDON, OREGON.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
A SPECIALTY.
First-class music.will be furnished by the
Condon Orchestra and a good time assured
FLOOR MANAGERS.
GEORGE B. DUKEK,
It wa reported a few dav ma that
. j . . '
1110 uoay 01 jamo l'hllllpa. who wa
drowned in the John Day river on the
20th of last month, bad been found, hat
the ruport wa erroneoua, however, at
a gentleman from that section wa In
town thl week and informed u that
the river had been dragged where the
body wa auppoaod to be. but without
uccca.
Win. Duolao ha been o crowded
with wagon and machinery renair ioha
Ince haying commenced that he wa
forced to hire a mechanic In order to lie
.-rS
J, F. Kelaaclier ha recently purchaaed able to accommodate hi many patron.
a lot from II. N. I'raxer and will build a
neat realdence thereon. LumUr (or
that purpono U now on the ground
Mia Velcn, who i teaching school In
the Mtiption dlatrict. vinitod the Mad
dock aletcra at the Condon hotel Sunday.
He; echool will close ou the 15th of July
Fred Wilson loft thl week for visit
with hi mother and tiautr la Michigan
lii father, who came out here a abort
time ago, will remain here during the
uinoier.
Cha. Baker recently purchased the
Tbomaa threshing machine, and expects
to thresh a port on of tha enormous
crop w hich Gilliam county promise to
produce thl mil.
8. I). Darker loft for Huntlnslon
Tuesday to look after the shipment of
in sheep irom that point. Mr. Darker
will probably join hlui In a few day,
when they will contiuue their trip east
II. T, liooth, the well-known repre
sentative of the Massachusetta Mutual
Life Insurance Co., 1 agaiu in Condon.
Mr. Itooth bear the distinction of huv
ing written more life Insumnce iu Oil
Ham county than ha any other man
There I evidently no law against
gambling In Sintln else the authorities
of that country would have Pchley and
Bampson arrested. They have been
running the shell game la Spanish
territory for leverat week
At the district convention of Wood
men of the World, held in The Dalles
A mammoth hay rack wa built at hl
hop laat week for J. K. Fitxwator. ami
9. D. Barker and T. . Jhonaon have
each placed an order with Mr. Dan lap
lor a new hay rack.
Oeo. Neale and wife, who bad benn
employed on Cooke Bro.' ranch since
last November, last week moved hank
to their farm, and Wm. Dav and wile
have been employed by Cooke Bro. to
take the place of Mr. Nesle and wife,
and will move onto the Cooke ranch aa
soon a tha house I ready for orcupan
cy, a It ha Just been painted by Jas.
Klser, and cannot be occupied until the
paint I dry
Last Saturday evenlns about S o'clock
a swarm of wild bee were seen hover
ing around a post inst back of Al Hen
shaw'a furniture store, and by sundown
the bee had all allnhted on the boat.
and th whole town turned oat to take
a look at them. Jordan Bros., of the
Dolmonioo restaurant, captured the
bee by placing hoi over the whole
warm while tbey were suugly huddled
together to keep warm
One of the finest fount- orchards to ha
found In Eastern Oregon I that of II.
C. Strickland, tome eiirht miles north
went 01 loan, n containi the verv
choicest varieties of all the standard
fruits, and the clean, healthy, thrifty
appearance of the treea i a pleasure to
t-Jhoi.1, to a man. who. like the writer.
has boen accustomed to seeing the scaly,
scabby, disease Infested fruit of other
John Wrwvl l.aa
"u.is mi ucti arrunt
imrii. ami HUH rninmnriiwn wr vamruiui i
converting it Into first-class store build
ing. The bnlldin will have a large,
Klna front and will be an ornament to
Hie ciiv. Mr. woml will tjwk !,
With a full Una f l.nn. f I ..i. 1 I
OLEX. .
ICHV. Itrnwn will I.rnnr.K ril,..
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nununy.
K liljir Pafflann naM Hlar ..t-r.
... ru,h- vivm m auui, TIBIIi
last week.
There is to ba an auction aslanf hn....
at Olex on July 1st.
Wm. ilefld haa n. mafl.lna
through the rock for water on his farm.
By a vota takAn Inal Aitn.ldn U ...
- . -- - .,....... j (v . on
utcioa to coutinae the Sunday school
atOlei.
Fred llanna ha nttnrnnH frnm T'l.il.
ninth. I In renorla hia utiln'a liuulil. rnu.
Improving.
Mr. W. W. Weatherford and famliv
are rnoticatine In the monntnina na
Hood Kiver.
Mr. and Mra. .1 R Rmlih r T.ll.n.
Linn cotinlv. father and ,nr.thn . ; a
Smith, are visiting at Olet.
Jaka Kroarn and Pirman n.A. r
uoonaljerrv, purchased a llaina Oreg'in
Header of L. 0. Balaton laat week.
J. W. MrKinnev haa thru
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wuea growinir aomo just out ol tha
OTonnrl. noma alnnt air inchoa hi.. I.
7 , , T " u'tu uu
uiiib ii ncaucu qui.
W. V. IlrPl Prn Ti.tr U an.l rl..
Sooiritins started for Halstead' saw mill
Tuesday morning for lumber lor L. O.
Kaiaum's new (tore building.
What baa heennia ol nnr lolonlinno
avU'ln (ruin Arlinatnn tndinrinnt Tk.
resident of Olea would like to sea it
put in and would give assistance.
Frank Ralalon anrl Wm Cn1l I....
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returned Irani a trin tn U'm Khn..
county, where they old about 60 head
of their bone at satisfactory figures.
There is soma talk nf mi it I no In a
roller flour mill at Olex. This would be
a paring; Investment and at the tame
time fill a lonv fult want of tha reaiilnnij.
of Olex and vicinity.
Mr. Mathews, who has been teaching
achonl at Matnav Flat naaaawl ikmnnl.
yjiv a iew uavs ago on nis wneei, txinna 1
for K 1) if r lie. Iln rrulfl from Maolillo ,.. I T-T AXTOrvM
rui u.h..,fl;:. ' w. unvova,
W. L. WILCOX.
Cpme and bring your friends and
help celebrate Independence Day
Ja fitting manner.
ATTENTION VOOLGROWEBSm
Z. F. Moody's
Brick Warehouse,
Is Prepared to Handle Con
signments of Wool This
Year, as Before, at
J. F. REISACHER.
Saddler m Harnessmaker
CONDON, OREGON.
ALL KINGS OF LEATHER COODS MADE TO ORDER.
Carrlea a Completsj and Well-solactod Stock of .
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS
And everything usually found
In a ftrat-nlaaai k.-..
una snupi
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call,
corner, opposlf Barker's store.
NOTICE.
We hare added a Jewelry Department to our
stock of General Merchandise and W. L To
bey, who is a strictly fin?t-elass watch-maker,
is prepared to do all kinds of watch and
jewelry repairing, at Portland prices, and
guarantee satisfaction.
To bey Bros.,
ARLINGTON - OREGON.
J. H. PUTNAM
-DEALER IN-
Arlington and The Dalles.
Your Interests are Ours.
Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will
Receive the Most Careful
Attention.
Arlington Agent.
LONE
The nlclits hive
ROCK.
been vert cold the
recently, Frank B. 8teven, of thli iectlone of the country. Ikwiilot hit
lne, wm elected one of the dole- fine orchard Mr. Strickland has one of
RAtee to the meeting of the bead camp the brat stock ani grain ranches In this
in Ban Francisco In August.
We understand that the new company
who aro running the ferry boat at Ar
lington have been iiicrtlnir with manv
mishaps since they took charge of the
concern. Whether or not It Is due to
mismanagement we are unable to say.
A. J. Coe, the popnlar Arlington
loonist, has removed his establishment
to the corner immediately north of the
bowling alley, where will be found one
of the neatest and best stocked resorts
in the county. Note the chango In his
display ad In another column.
Mr. McFall, representing Hussell A
Co., of Portland, and who recently sold
Cieo. Hmith, of Olex, a complete thresh
Ing outfit, was In town a few days ago
trying to soil some of the farmers In
this vicinity steam thresher, with
what success we have not learned.
A camp uioetlni Is to beonend near
Line Back on the 3Jth of this month,
under charge of Rev. Clark, tha local
pastor, who will be asuisted by Kev.
Frank Spauilling of Wasoo, Rev. F. L
Johns of Fossil, and Mrs. Brown, wife
' of H3V. Drown, of Arlington. Fossil
Jnnrnal.
The UiiOni was misinformed last week
regarding the sale of the Fltxwater
property, owned by 8, P. Shiitt, to Mrs.
P. 8. Wriaht. The nrouertv Is not
really sold yet, although an olTor of $325
was made by Mr. Wright. We have
not learned whether or not the offer has
been accepted.
W. H. Snoll and F. II. Ralston, who
tarted to the Valley a couplo of weeks
ago with hand of horses for sale, sold
out in onormnn county, and have re
turned home. Thoy report everything
booming In Sherman oountv. and bbv
the crops look butter than they ever did
luce the country was settled
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
The undorsigned will offer for bale at
public auction, at Johnson's corral In
Condon, Oregon, on
Saturday, July 2, 1898,
about '5 head of good sixod horses, suit-
i':'J' farming, team work, driving,
ri0 and general purposes. These
horses are not of the ordinary cavnse
breed, but are well bred, well built,
tractable stock. Persons In need of
extra teams for harvest should attend
this sale and secure a bargain In what
I hey need.
Terms of sale : Six months' time with
section, and his 800-acre wheat field Is
a living witness of what Gilliam county
iuii win pruuure.
The new advertisement of the Rhnrte
A Weir Co.. of Arlington, aimeara in
this issne. Tills firm has succeeded to
the old established mercantile business
sf Jas. W. Smith, which has len a
land mark in this section of Eastern
Oregon for the past 21 years. C. A.
Shurte, the senior member of the new
Arm. has been with Mr. Smith for soma
15 years, for the last few years occupying
tne position or general tnanairer of the
establishment, and Is well and favorably
known to the Gilliam county oublio.
while h. P, Weir Is also one of the coun
ty'l best known citisens and most prom
Inent business man. lie has also had a
wide experience In the mercantile bus!
ness, ami under the efficient manaira-
went of these gontlemen the business of
the house cannot be otherwise than
prosperous. The new firm claim that
the stock purchased from Mr. Smith was
bought at figures that will enable them
to sell at such prices as will insure satis
taction to customers, and their now
goods, now arriving, will be placed on
sale at bed-rock prices. Road their ad
vertisement, and when In Arlington call
and see them,
past week fur this season of the year
The enntrart for hnililino-lha nam t
R. church at Lone Rm-k was aituriln in
W. A. Uoodwin for 1273.
Wood (illman urn nr.. In nnm
the first of the week and brought several
hundrvd pounds of fine dried Iruit hirb
he sold to P. L. Mam. Miss llattie
Luna accompanied him homo.
J. B. Cioff Is busv trettlna- his stave
outfit ready to start on the Heppner
bone itock line next tritlay. tie has a
splendid new outtit all round, and it is
the best passenger rig that has ever
been on the route.
Wm. Knntl atwl Pranlp ' Dat.tAn
thuir horses, consisting of about 60 head,
at Wasco and Mora. imiHt. ol thitiii lwina
sold at suction, the average price being
about $23 per head. Frank Ralston
went on to Portland,
J. M U'illlania haa knn.hl II.. Ton.
Rock Hotel from Ira Reed for $tS00. Mr.
Williams has been running the hotel
for the last lew months and ia tha ri.,hl
man in tha riirht nlara ami ia riuhtlu
deserving of tbo publio patronage.
What has become of tha mail annr.
visor? 11a cams no liom f'ond.m a
couple of weeks ago ami reported the
ridgti road In a bad condition, and said
he would have the road cleared of rocks,
tint It haa not hean Hnno hnu.u. mnA
every one who travels the road has just
cause to think that a straightening up
of the road business won lii be a sood
job for the county Court to take in hand.
WAR WITH SPAIN!
-AL. HENSHAW-m-
Is Busy Getting in Supplies for His Customers. He Carries a
Full Supply of
uilder's Material, Granite and Tinware,
Paints and Oil, Glass and Crockery,
Picture Fraces. Fishing Tackle,
Canned Goods. Ammunition.
Undertaking Goods.
He will make you hot prices on Building Material, Barbed Wire Etc.
Call aud see hioo when you come to the county seat.
Interest charged on acc'ts after 40 days.
Hardware,
Furniture,
Stoves,
Bedding.
GENER'L MERCHANDISE
r-USSIL, OREGON.
Gent's Clothing, Boots and Shoes
rurnisnings, Neckwear, Etc.
Mitchell Wagons and All Kinds of Vehicles
yneap. vau and see for yourselves.
T. G. JOHNSON,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
uirgo aew Jjarn on JSorth Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHABGES VERY RKABOMABI..
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the pnblic patronage is respectfully solicited.
T. Q. Earhart,
8. V. Moore.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon
IFOR FINEST BRANDS OFJ
The Glorious Fourth
will be celebrated at Harrison's Grove.
10 miles southeast of Condon, In a first-
class manner. This la aald to be one of
the prettiest spots in Gilliam countv.
There Is plenty of green grass, and cool,
Inviting shade, a beautiful stream of
water, and nothing will be left undone
to provide first-class entertainment fur
the publio, A good fluor has been
put down and thone who enjoy danvliiK
van do so during the day, evening or
all night If thev widh. The imblin ara
cordially invited to attend this colebra-
lion and join together In a fitting celo-
oration of Independence Dav. Free dub-
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ture furnished for horses.
MAYVILLE.
Florence McConnell ia down with tlm
lueasuls.
Mr. Caleb Perrin la sick thin wenk
with mumps.
Thn vnnni rinrmlrt nf AfuvuUla n.n r,.
I xed Christian Endeavor Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Mi-inr kn loom
ma.rril.ft nil thn 9mJ tnal ivill n ..i.a
commence housekeeping nn Mr. Muore's
arm i j nines west oi may vine.
Tha hiirhett score vet mnitn nn tha
alley is that nmdo by Chub Weir toot
week, ha scoring 07. This won for Mr.
Weir tha nrixe of nnn ihillitr u'htnh wa.
oUered for the person scoring 00.
Ml. Maud MtrVinntt rama hnm.
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AtnrltlV fmill ftlirvilllla ar hi. pa al.A hdn
been attendingschool. Mrs. L. C. Trask
and cm wren accompanied her and will
visit reiuuvei nure tor inree weeks or
more.
Uines, Ijquors aijd Qars.
FA'E BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON, ORE.
Condon Hotel,
UUNUON, - OREGON.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock
PROPRIETRESS.
MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
TabIe Supplied With the Best in the Market
Iv. HAM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN-
General Mechandise
T SUCH LOW.
J
Wedding Bells.
Married, at the homo of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Graham,
near John Day river. Wednesday. June
at 1BU8, aiiss Neva 3, Graham to Mr.
F. 0. Moore, of Mavvllle. Tha lrl,l
was handsomely dressed In cream cash
mere, and the groom wore cnatninurv
oiaok, utsa Ida Morry acted aa bridt...
maid and was attired in white. John
Graham, brother of th hrhiu ...
approved security, or 5 percent discount groouiesman. We wish much bauulness
for cash, ruie itegins at JU a. m. sharp, to Mr. and Mrs. Moore.
J. E. DOWNIR. GUKtST.
llANTKD AOENTS Kdlt "OI.APSTONE. HIM
w i.iia .im rnnun m'rvic.ii," iy Tima. .
tlHiiilfiim. A womlorfiil morv of a iilorinHi m.
rmtr (Ivrtr ftim lunm pmi1i.iii Mm. li.i ....... K
rare cnurHVlni;, ltlthvt, hlct, beat .nd only
pnuoniou "iiiiKiHiouu dihik puuluiiiHi. MHy
i.nu. iiinminiin, ou tht rem, i niut given,
rrtiiirht nulcl. Onlllt (rv. limn nil triinii ami
(ItiMI L'tlHI U lllllllth Ufllh Hi. n.ilv Irlia . nl
Hllnilatime brtnk." A.litnwn TIIK JMIM1NION
f'OMHANV. Ohi.L OA. H(J..rA IWrUim .lr.M.t
Fr u It Trees I Fru It Trees I
Wm. B. Neidemeyer, agent for The
Vancouver Nursery Co.. is making
thorough canvass of this section of Gil
liam county In the Interest of his firm.
tf you need fruit, shade or ornamental
trees, small fruit, shrubbery, etc vou
should reserve your order until he calls.
ARLINGTON SALOON
0. W. BARR, PROP.
Fine Wines. Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aijd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
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.
London, - - - - Oregon.
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COINC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
17 Q Y QnrJ RrJOnfll areha'ing a decided ef
But
feet on all staple goods,
DUNN BROS.
Will sun
Divide With You by Making CLOSE PRICES on All Goodg Sold.
Call and I Dealers in i They Will
See Them. (General Merchandise.) Treat You White.
Condon, ; : : : Oregon.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lnp and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes aud
dimension stuff.
MILL OWE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, ----- - - OREGON
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iwt-prnposiir-trai'T rot ' in'a BV!nta',-ij ooachei stayed
In a eivil servioe eiaminatlon
in
require.
Tlie heart hent 10 Hfrohg a
warning