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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1898)
THE CONDO!) GLOBE. THUnSDAY, JULY 7. ISttS. NOTICE. Ttxi jvurlr nutirlMou 10 1 h (i uire In $1 .BO, ' U vlil In iiilviimso. If nut imlil In mlvmiMt 92 Will bo churittil. A. )iun'll miitk uivhikI till notK.lnillcttt'i tlnit jrinii miUvri)itli)ii huncx ptMst PIkiiw rsiiuw vromfUy, LOCAL NEWS. County cniirt li In wmion thU vwk. T. (J. Eurlwrt nnt Uo. Flotdipr npi'iit the fourth bI I'linnil, Mr. D. N. Kiwntlnl'l, l mltier of iiun Uom-filli-lil, npfiit the 4 1 1 1 In Comliiu. J. J. I'nrtwoml, d( Mrttncy Flut. tin Jnt i'(intilitutl ft miWaiitlul turn on hit much. Fr-li li-f, pork, in niton, fluti, Vfc t n Met mnl ntraterrle l Jordiin Bro.' uit'nt iiiiirkt t, Mm, M. K. Summer, tA Muti ov Flut, , W ho him len very Mrlounly ill, I rt urU bt'tter, Tim iiiiki) iltrt U M ti b the only living Itilntr Hint M.'innT'R Mil Into it in mi who ilot'it not "a r rent. 'Chnl" Wnlr nnl wife Imvtt movtul from Mitvvillw t' Arlington, where they will iinike tluslr lioiua In lh future. Cull Ml t ho' I'huto TVnt Mnl fXAiniiiP the nptdut"l'liitlniiiii" work. Unity t ijiitn hixI Miiiinitt jjlcturui u ppi'lully. O-tlfroy Sulilllin iit In tvn Rulur tiny (rout die liume m Mtincy Fhil. lit n-xirl crop pniii'(U eicolltnt In hie vUlnity. J. 0. Htoveiinon hm pnrr!lcl a fine ni'W ule.mi p iit Uitvalicr. Tim piwIiik i of I7 h"r p'iwcr, mid the tlirvvlier line m .Winch ylltt'liT. , Chiu. U , of f,ot Vollfv, ttend iUio crlvhrHiion nt K'H-k cr.t'lt on the 4il ml then rnnii to (lonilon in Ihoovi'iilnrf mi'i took In ttio deuce. It. K. WlLnn. of M ttny Fhtt, Ion vulonhle liorw Inot weik by the Mniuiitl s lieoomlin entennhd In m pWket rpi' nd choking tu dimth. C. A. DtnueiiiMn, of Clem, wee In town Sutur.lay. lie ie uAVrliitf with ore eyre, ml mine In to iohimiIi ihyli leii in rrgaid to the t run hie. Mr. Bradley, of the trnvelinii photo compitny, will k'v hie very popuUr Mini plnMintf Art Mifl Spi-vUliy enlruin tnent in fa day. Look out 'or the pouter. Mr. nd Mm, 1 II. Stephpiiwn, Mr. Al Hi lihftw, Mini Birdie IIwinIimw nd Mii0Ki. lHrliiix epent the 4th el L. W. IrHiiKM ranch, mm wilt north went of town. Hugh Strk'kUn I went to Mro, fiher men cumty, laH week with Imml of liimvr work hortei, whinh he epis t to dUpoM of to the farmer of that ecu tion. (J eo. fetoro Mccompenlvd lilnt. B. K. Searwy wa In from Needier Flut Hitturdxy. lie weenrmmiiig for hunt ing ml (tolling trip in the vicinity of Mlheur Ltke, epeclin to etert yeeler day. Mr. Secret will accompany Mm. Mr. L. Bradley, an artiot of fifteen veara' experience, airoinpniilad by Mr. H. W. Bin. aiftant, will viit Condon alwmt Jfnlv 12 to 15, to remain hort time. Thy gurantee aaliafao lion. , W W L Vllco and family, Mr II C Strlck- Ian I and children, Mm, i. F. IMnarhcr, K'llidle Calmer and family, Dr. Ilitdeon end Oecar l'ortwixvl were among the Cmtdoiiitee w ho look lu the Fosnil cole- liretion. A near time echo '-tit liaa been recelv ed by rout-mauler KcUaehur for the Con doii-I.o.m RKk tnail route. In the In tore the iftail will leave at follow: Leave Condon, 1 p. m. arrive Lone ltock 7.30 p. m. Leave Iine Rock 6 a. t., arrive al Condi n 12.30. p. in. Malheur lake, a body of water Rhont SO mile long an I 10 mile wl le. In Harney county, I to l tapped and large eection of ge brimh laud I to be Irrlitated with water through a canal 45 mile long. Work I to commence at once. The project haa been nnder con alderatton for year or more. W. 8. Miller, who waa formerly In bimincM here, but who haa been living In the aouthern part of the elate for the pant few yearn, ha returned to Gilliam conntv, and la living on hi ranch, live mile nmlh of town. Hi brother John Miller, who wan alto a former resident of Condon, ha gone to Alneka. A Foitail Mlf win aiked to paree the ecntence "lie kfawed me." "He la prn nittin," ho began. "Tliinl peron,ma- ciiline gender, a gimtleoian an I pretty well to do; onlveMally considered good c.itcii. KUaed U a wrh, traiisiiive t(M much to regular every evening, Indica ting aflVtioni, Bret and third per in, plural number, an I governed by cir camatanou. Mel Oh 1 everybody know me." Mr. Wm. Kettle wa nt. the ecalp hold er meeting in Arlington Monday, that wa called to take steps to force col leu tlonaonthe unredeemed ca I p nt Con don, and it wn decided, on hi augite tlon, that the scalp-owner wait until ho looked after collecting the amount dtta the Sheepmen' Union, which would be done by law, Ifjnnt collectable other wle, and that within A abort time, the bounty would be paid to the mitiafuction of everybody concerned. Arlington Re- AVeditor In a N'ebraBka town la "dead gone" on the village ai'hnolmii'tim. This f tlie way be loitnd lierpraicei ''She I the pride of the town, the alar of in vention and a Jewel of brilliancy, She drew picture of an Icela-rg on the blackboard. It wa o" natural that the thermometer froae op olid. With rare pretienco of mind she eiised crayon and drew a fireplace on the opposite wall. Tha prompt action saved the school, hut nearly ell the pupils ranght a iftfVHre culd from the ridden chenges." K. 1. Uruiit, brother of l)r, (jrant, of i'nrtliiiid, epent the Fourth In Con Ion. W. R, Hoyer, of Clem, hm returned from mi extended vixll In the SVillmiii.'lte valley, , Mi L"iicli, who la teaching school at ICiclilnille. ntteinli'd the dunce in Coo- Ion the night of the Fourth. lra. Hurry Lmtil, accompanied by her alster, Mia Mary D.intimiian, 'of (,'leni, attended the dunce here on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs, W. II. Hnell, of Olex, vlnlied friends here, for a few day, dur ing the past week. 11. H. Ilendricka, the well known at torney of Foim'iI, came over yetenlu y to attend to loine biiHiucn lit the county out. ' . Frank Steven a well known cattle man of Condon, returned from The Dalle Thursday, where he has U'en nnder medical care for few day for heart trouble. Mrs. ftteven. who ha licen visiting in California for ome lime, will las np Tuesday morning. Mr, Pleven will be down with a team to meet her, Arlington Review, ' In n item which appeared in this colnuin last weeji in regurd to the failure of on r auailiarv print to arrive on lime and the consequent delay if one day in getting that iaxue of the Ui-onii mblish- d, an error occurred which tended to give the fmpreeslon that the riier laid the bhuno In the mutter at the door u( the Pacific Epree Co. Such an Impression w a entirely foreign to the Idea w hich we Intended to convey, for the reason that In our part experience with that company we have never ImiI the (lighten reason to charge them with arelessiiflr In any matter entrusted to Ihem, and, w hile that institution I too well known through. oil the I'ucitlc Northwest to require any endorsement from the (imiiik, ft is only justice to state that the fuiill in lliis imrllculur case was not their. The term "enpres com- pany," in the Item relcrrcd to, was used Inadvertently, when another term wa intended, and the error wa not noticed until after that Issue of the liuii had lieen printed. The Fourth. Condon did not celebrate Independ ence Day, tbi year, in the proa'r ac ceptance of the term, but, when the stage arrived at 3 p. m. bringing report of Sampson's victory at Hantiauo, an impromptu celebration was indulged In that showed the patriotism of our people to lie fully up to par, In the evening a hall wa given by the Condon Comet Hand In Armory ball, which, while not a innch of flmmclttl auccesa a It should have been, wa n most enjoyable aff'.lr for those wiiu were o fortunate a to be present. A large number of our fienple spent the day at other points where celebration were 'held, aud all reported a good time. AT IIAHHtrix' 0B0VB. A picnic wa held at this pleatant reiort on Thirty-mile which wa well at tended by the people of that eection, with good representation from Condon. A flrst-clas platform had tacii erected and those who enjoyed dancing had ample opportunity to indulge in that pit'time. Other gave the day over to visiting and imdal Intercourse, while the grateful shade of the pretty grove, and the well filled lunch basket were no small factor in the real enjoyment of the day. AT MAO tK It. About one-halt mile la-low Harrison's, at Mauee'a place, another picnic was held, and those who were present report a good time. Home gunl horse races were pulled off there, and dancing was indulged in during the evening. AT rORML. Our neighboring town of Fossil in- loltfd in perhap the most elaborate celebration ol any point In the county and the large iihoiImt o( Condon people who attended It report good lime. The usual aitceasoric of a genuine Foiirth-nf-Julv celebration were on band and everybody wereaaid to have enjoyed the occasion to the limit. In this manner the giod people of Uilliam county celebrated the event of passing the one-hiiiidred-and-twenty second milestone in American history. Long may the wave I The Lamp Exploded. What might have U'en fatal accident occurred at Fossil on the night of the Fourth. Miss Shelton, a young lady of Mayville, hud retired in her room at the Donaldaon hotel, leaving the lump burning for the use of young lady friend, who expected to occupy the room with her, and atier she had In lien asleep tha lump, from some unknown cauee, exploded, scattering burning oil in every direction. The report and name awoke her and at the same lime attracted the attention of Dr. J. II. Hudson, of this place, and II. T. Booth, of Portland, who happened to be occupants of the id joining room. The gentlemen at once rushed to the ladv' assistance, and without much dilflculty t he Ah iocs were subdued before much damage waa done. Dr. HudHon was unfortunate enough to cut hi band severely on the broken glass, nit artery being served and an injury austuined which will take tome lime to heal. i Hud the flume not been discovered until a moment or two later they would have been beyond .control, and a disas trous and perhap7atal tire would have resulted. . The Telephone. Mayor Dunn received letter from L, 0. Kdwaids.of Arlington, n Tuesday w hich stated In substance that be hud ilclluito information from' the manaite inent of the telephone company, at Spo kane, to the eff-ct that the pole fur the Arllngton-Cotidon line will begin to ar rive at Arlington the last of this week, and that the line will be completed by September 1st, The letter elated that the delay wa caused by the scarcity of pole, there being audi a demand for them that t ie panic vho f irnlali them had got It-bin 1 wild their or:crd. ARLINGTON. The revenue slump biiaiues U boom ing, unit nobody kicks. The town whs very quiet on the 4th, iimn of our cinzcns going to oilier points lo celebrate, T, W, Cooipton Is reriulring the old Vance huildiug, and will put in a etotk ol goods about August 1st, The Arlington ttlttld boy report a g"od time at The IhIIch on the Fourth, The Dulles and Dufnr buiiils were ulo pres ent, hut our wu pronounced the best of the three. OLEX. M. A. Fleming ha retired from the 11. M. Clay farm. Ella Walton made a trip to lone last aeek. Mhe ha sold her Mayville prop erty lo Mr. Edward. Tho. fiolvester arrived last week from Harney lo remain, Tom say it is more like home in this vicinity. 1 The rains continue to come, and Oil Hum county will this year be the banner wheat counly of Ihe etate. Mr. and Mr. E.P.Clay are now on Ruck creek attain to remain, K'l will limk after the estate of the late 11. M. Clay. ' , We were pained ftnnday to read of the Ins of a thousHiid of our brave soldiers at Pantiago. We hope this i the worst light our army w ill have. We are aulhoriaed lo sav that the Olex tor will open on Kundiiv to ileliver mull, hut will not sell goods. and patronr urn requested not to aak for goods on Bii inlay. At the auction horse salo at Olex on ti e 1st Inst, the horse seemed lo bring shout all they were worth and nlsioi three time as much a they would have brought a year ago. W, E. Reed and Clarence Scoggin mei with quite a mli-fortiine at Thirty-mile lust week while hauling for L. O. Rule Ion store. The former lost three of his horsea, and the latter broke one ol l lie front wheel to his wagon all to piece. Mi" purrlsh closed her school at Olex lust Friday, A verv interesting program waa rendered in R ilxton'a grove. The pupils acquitted themselves In an able inn n hit. h-wli g that Miss 1'nrrihh is an accomplished teacher, and thereto- lents of Olex are orrv lo have her leave and hope for her return from Monmouth ttile lull. Well, the glorious 4lh ia past, and bnsines 1 resuming its natural activity. After the people got ell their lix-np at the Olex store it wa rattier quiet in town, althongh there wa a ciilinniil coining nni going all day and into the night until the lust suit lor the hub wa sohl. The celebration wa heM at Locnit drove this year, anil very de lightful time Is reported. A large crowd was In attendance, good program, go1 address bv Rev. Brown, gst water and grove, and eet vybodv well pleased. LONE ROCK. The Iine R,-k Hotel did a big bnsi nes on the 4th, surpassing any duy's run in it previous history. The Fourtli-of-Jnlv celebration ped olT pleasnnllv and wa allen-ted br a lurge crowd. Tte ball In the evening waa largely atUMUletl. It i vety gratifying to record the fact that there was not drunken man to be seen at our eeletirstion, which is the lirst record of the kind in our town's history. A conple of our big lad prefuced the 4th on the evening of the 31 by an anl mated scrapping match. A pMtrioiu- eve for one and a buttered nose for the other wa about the iize of the fracna. Rev. Bramlet and family arrived in Lone Rock iHd week, after having heen down in California for couple of years. Thev stopped over and spent the 4th here and will visit for a few day longer and will then go on up to Dai ton and visit l heir daughter. The stnge horse on the Lone IWk Heppiier route got frolicky for the drivJ last Mondav and ran awav and bounced him olf the stage, hut strange, to say, the outfit wa not dumuged, the.diiver only slightly bruised and John Hager, who kwa passenger, wa not even ecareU. CLEM. Harvesting in line. Mrs. C. A. Danneman returned from Portland Sundav. John Wasson is down from Ferry Can yon looking after bis rnncb. The election I over aud most of the legal voters are drinking water again. (Jen, Welshon ay lie i the best lonr-liorse driver in the country and we are atrutd to dispute it, so here's looking at you, Ueorgo. That telephone lineT Why yes, why not? It surely would be a great con venience for nearly every one, so let ns all gel down and see w hat we can do. A. P. Thomaa has just finished digging a largo well, and haa been rewarded with an abundance of water. Ilo has laid three thousand feet of galvauiaed Iron pipe- to carry the water from the well to hia bouse consequently haa the water very convenient, , We understand that Sunday school ha la-en organ iieil in the Wester dis trict. This, we think, a good move in the way of association, morality, etc., mid wealso think this would 1m a goo, I Held for a preacher, ns we are I he only reullv good person in this part of the vlnetard, and we feel so sorry for out neighbors, Here In what Peter Cooper, who dli'ii worth ninny millions, said of it ntmspnpur ; "In all the tonna whore h newtpuper i pnliliheit vvery man huiill HitviTtito in it, if nothing more limn a enrd 8tuliiin hi nmiio ami the hnsineas hn ia in. Il loi-a not only pxy the niivertiaur, Imt It lute the pi'o pla nt a iliatunvu knovy the town in which ynn reaiile ia prospor.ma couiiniiDity uf bu.nnn9a men. Aa the (ui ia now ii so thu aeeil recomppnao. Never pull diwn yonmign while you fxpi'ft to (In limin." WANTED AOKNTS KK "GLADSTONE. HIS Life hikI IMitlio Wi'rvli," byTliiw. W. Iliiixlfnril. A ttnii. U'H.il Kinry ol Klorloim -r'r. him Siki liimu. rmiinnt pm'ii. lim Mnwrfc, litre eiiKiiivltiiu, lode-it, l.l.'nil, boat mid milv Pnoroil "ItlmlHtoiio bunk" ptilillHlii'tl. Only I1.5U. CitinmiMMloii, fid Jwr will. CnnlU Kivon. KralRiit pulil. dulllt iri'ti, Dniji hII triwli mimI clom M.iu h mouth with tli nulv imp mid Kootl lilud-loue iHK.k." Adilri'M 'IIIK lKiMl.MON HDJlHANV, Dviit. 3U, S-yiSSa Dtmrboru utircl, CliiciMlo. Jl- SLAB WOOD FOR SALE. I have a line lot of aliih wood for tml nt my eaw mill, one-hnll mile from Ltmt Vallfy poitntDoF. Will he eoM vhviip, 011 on or HdJrjtua, llAsmv Haiteao, tf , Loni Viiilov, Ote. ATTENTION WOOLOROWEBS! ! ! Z. F. Moody's B p i c k W areliotise, Is Prepared to Handle Con signments of Wool This Year, as Before, at Arlington and The Dalles. Your Interests are Ours. Your Business Entrusted to Our Care Will , v- Receive the Most Careful Attention. S. G. H AWSON, Arlington Agent. WAR WITH SPAIN! -AL. HENSHAW- la Busy Getting in Supplies for Full Supply of Hardware, Builder's Material, Granite and Tinware, Furniture, Paints and Oil, Glass and Crockery, Stoves, Ficture Fratres. Fiahing Tackle, Bedding. Canned Goods. Ammunition. Undertaking Goods. He will make yon hot price on Building Material, Barlicd Wire Etc. Call and see him when yon come to the comity seat. Interest charged on acc't Bfter 40 days. T. C. Earhart, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, IFOR FINEST Uirpes, Ijquors ard Q$ars. FNE BILLIARD A AD POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs. CONDON, ORE. ARLINGTON SALOON, 0. W. BARB, PROP. ' Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars. Billiard arjd 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. Stepherjson, BEFORE PLACING YOUH ORDER. Dealer in Fine Merchandise. Condon, DOYOUNEED Anything in the Job Printing line? If you do, the Globe office is prepared to supply your wants on ehort notice, nnd in a first class, up-to-date, workmanlike manner. We carry nn assortment of BILL HEADS, ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, POSTERS STATEMENTS ' DODGERS ETC., Which will be fold nt reasonable prices and satisfaction . guarantied. EVERYMAN, and especially every business man should use neatly printed stationery. It gives tone to the business and shows the proprietor to be up with the times. Can we help you any in th's regard? Give Us a Trial Order Satisfaction, and Ycur His Customers. He Carries a S. V. Moore. BRANDS OFJ Oregon. and We Will Give You Value Received for .... ... . S'B.-'BARKER,- IiL'AI.Efl mm i m n ts m u. CONDON, STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY. J, F. REISACHER, Saddler mo Harnessmaker CONDON, OREGON. ALL KINDS OF LEATHER GOODS MADE TO ORDER. 'Carries a Completa and SADDLES, HARHESS, WHIPS, SPURS, BLANKETS And evftrythlrx? In a first-class REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Give me a call. In the building on the corner, onposlta Barker's storo. NOTICB. . v We have aJJed a Jewelry Department to oar etock of General Merchandise and W. L. To- , by, who is a strictly firet-claes watch-maker, is prepared to di all kinds of watch and jewelry repairing, at Portland prices, and guarantee satisfaction. Tobey Bros. ARLINGTON, - OREGON. J. H. PUTNAM -DEALER GENER'L MERCHANDISE FOSSIL, OREGON. Gent's Clothing, Furnishings, Mitchell Wagons and Cheap. Call and T . G. JOHNSON, .PROPRIETOR OF Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large Jew Barn on Xorth Main Street, Condon, - - Oregon. HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD. CHARGES VERY SEASONABLE. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Condo n Hotel, CONDON, Mrs. S. A. PROPRIETRESS. MOTTO: LOW RATES, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION Table Supplied With the Best in the Market; P. Iv. LONE ROCK, ORE., DEALER IN- General Mechandise AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. CET MY PRICES BEFORE COINC TO War and Drouth DUNN But Divido With You by Making Call and See Them. i Dealers in 1 (General Merchandise ) Condon, HARRY HALSTEAD, 1-IEAl.PR IM . ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of flooring, coiling, rustic, ehip lap and all kinds of rough Lum ber. Careful attention given to blia o( special tin-t aud dimension stuff. ; MILL ONE-HALF MIL'S SCUTHSACTQ? "vQZVOTFiCZ, LOST VALLEY. - -.r. ..w - .DRECOf IX IT n t& at, OREGON. Wolt-selssted Stock of- usually found harness shop. Boots and Shoes! Neckwear, Etc. I All Kinds of . Vehicles j see for yourselves. - OREGON. Mad dock H A M, THE RAILROAD. IT-WH1 PAY YCU. are having a decided ef feet on all staple good?. BROS Will Still CLOSE PRICES on All Goods Sold. They Will Treat You White Oregon. II B urn -3 f 3" UtS.t ? 3 M M H ft SL m s nil i- ' as m i . 'jl
