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TIIE COiiDOIl GLOBE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1899.
NOTICE.
Tli rvrlr iuWrlptlon to th Olouk la 91,00,
II pnlii In !vniio, Ifnutpnlil In mlvunco fa
will be elurRMl, A pencil murk hmhiii! tlila
hoiim iniih'MMi Hint yimr iilw;ri,"uii bun
plri-4, i'lvitM renew lromptly,
LOCAL NEWS.
Cuttto biiyor's contract! for lo at the
Gluok uflk.
0. V. Burr went to Tho Dulles Tum
Any un limine,
Rev. Millor, of Arlington, preached
in Armory lull latt Buniliiy,
Another "ileolalve battle" w (ought
in the Philippines lent week. "
MUe Velton i teaching a terin ot
choul In I). S. Drown' dietrlvt.
Circuit court will convene here one
week from nett Monday, April 10th,
For the fluent Una of well paper end
Imrdart In Arlington, ee Sburte A Weir
Co.
HylPnlinor he lied a neatly painted
sign placed iu front of hi place of Ininl-
HOC. -
Considerable wheat l, been moving
toward the railroad withla the paet
week, ; . - ; . .
rrteei cn wan paper to in', yocr
rocket-book. Sua Bhurto it Weir Co,
abcutlt,
Ceo, Echottand Mr, Howard Tobey
Vlalted their liater, Mr. T. U. Johneon,
nn Sunday,
New wall papers arriving all the time
for "Seanon of 1SC" at the atore of
Bhorte A Weir Uo,
The Foll Journal report that Father
Prlody, formerly of thl place and Fos
sil, N sick at Portland.
II. N. Frawsr went out to hi ranch
Tuctday niornlr.g presumably to eow
a crop of early pumpkin,
IJ. V, Tunnii, of Arlington, was In
town during the week looking after the
interest of the Arlington Warehouse Co.
Alei Uardle, th well-known sheep
man, of Trail Fork, wa to turn for a
few day during the week.
V, L. barker hae finlahed III Job of
spring seeding on GhnttW Flat. II
ha lu 800 acre of wheat there.
Kin line of wall paper for teaunn of
'08 at W. A. Darling'. Trice cannot
l duplicated tlill tide of Chicago
The well drill belonging to Palmer 4
White which I at work atOooko'i place
et of jown I temporarily tied up,
The drill was put to work In the bottom
of a 00 foot well and aftnr linking aliont
30 luet It became fastened o tlgtitly In
the hole that It could not be . moved
with the .machinery. Home blasting
will probably have to bo done before
the drill can be recovered
William (i. Davidson, the clnntiflc
Optician-, will boat the' Condon Hotel
during court Wfvk, end all pomnnrnf.
ferlnif from weak or defective nilt
should e him at that timo and have
irlassea -luiilitkallr adjiiHted to suit
their particular cave. Nervous or elck
headache can lie remedied bv the aid of
properly fitted glarse. Thl I Mr.
Ilavidsofi'f third visit to Condon, and
ills former work lisnllklent guarantee of
mi awiiiy. mUDl)
Frank Edwards Wounded.
The list of casualties occurring among
the American force In the Philippine
during the' recent engagement, a pub
lished in the Portland Telegram, con
tain the name of Corporal Frank K,
I'M wards, of Company M, Second Oregon,
who wa severely wounded In the thigh.
He is a son of W. J. Edwards, of Mav
villa, and left a position in the O, A. C.
at Corvallls to enlist.
Later Tuesday' Oreeonlan contains
the following:
"No hd wards in M comrmnv: mar be
Fred I. Kdwards, a corporal In compa
ny I..' The latter I a Portland boy and
Is well known In the city, lie ws a
member ot company K, . N. U., Iiavlnir
etiUotcil In that oruanir.atln In Juno 'Do,
Telephone Rumors.
Sr. O. Ctarkn apont a part of latt week
In the Ioi)9 F.ock country on business.
He snys the new telephone line between
Ume Hock end Heppner I working fine
end tho people of the former place are
anxloua to have the line eitended to
Condon. The Company do not ask any
bo n ns from the people, other than the
purchase of a stated amount of coupon,
which can be used afterward for pay
ment of rvice over the line. Thl
would teem to be the easiest way for
Condon to secure telephone communica
tion with the onteide world ami we
hope to me our people take bold of the
proposition and make It go.
Hinc the above was put In type a let
ter ha Incn roclcvcd from the Blue
Mountain Telephone .Co., which states
that thl territory I looked upon by
them as lielonglng to the Inland Tel
ephone Co. and that they i peel the
Inland to build a line from Arlington to
Condon and Fo!l thl snmmer withont
Mike no iurel.... '"" from H'O people. If sash I
-i - r-r
you tee the line of fhurte & Weir Co.
W'm. Cooke report that the wheut In
Ms section I not Injured by the winter.
A good stand 1 beginning to show up.
J. W. Barr left Tuesday (or Wyoming,
llobt Beekainp went with him and will
work with the sheep there thl summer.
J. F. fteliacher ! had a neat ign
painted on the show windows of hi
place of builni', Etniuott (Jwacn did
the work.
Iter, Horllmrt arrived from Free
water last Sunday morning to take
charge of the Congregational church at
thl place.
Before the honaecleanlng Mason, ex
amine W. A. Darling' line of wall
paper. Price tower than anywhere
west ot Chicago.
8. H. Barker and J. M. Cameron have
old to J. W. Itlake 4400 head of yearling
ahecp, to be delivered in May. The
price paid wa $2 per head.
Mr. Townsend wa adjudged insane
last Thursday In Justice Neale'a court,
and on the same day the wa taken to
Kalein by I? her Iff Wilcox and 2r. J. F.
KoUacher.
And now our neighbor over In Mor
row county bare atruck gold. Thomas
Morgan, whose farm adjoin Heppner,
1 eald to have etruck a gold bearing
ledge that assay fl .43 per ton.
Two Ane new back have been received
by the Fossil-Arlington fcUage Co. and
Lave been somewhat remodeled by W.
M. Dunlap to make them more con
venient for carrying freight and passen
gers. K. W. Crane, of Mayville precinct,
waa In town Monday looking for a
remedy for neuralgia, Mr, Crane said
ho had been inhering (or a week with
the pain, and thought It time to consult
a doctor. Dr. Hudson prescribud for
him.
A William Looney ha leased bis ranch,
in Ferry Canyon, to T. B. Ferguson, a ho
lately arrived from Kansas, and who is
a brother-in-law of Charlie Baker, Mr,
Looney will spend the summer disposing
of hi band of horses, which be mny
drive to Wyoming if he doe not fltda
market nearer home.
The people of lone eeem to be hustlers.
They held a mans meeting last week and
decided to have a depot and station
agent at their town, aluo to builds
road and a telephone line In "Condon.
Condon will lie strictly In it acme of
these day if the plan of our nolghbors !
don't miscarry,. '
The initial number of the Proeser
Record I a on our table. It 1 a bright,
clean, Ave column folio, all home made
and I a credit to the publisher, W, A.
Maiwoll, of the Arlington Uecord, I
the responsible party and 11. I!. Turner
i manager. We wish our new neighbor
euccei. "
F. T. Hurlhnrt, cashier of 'the Tin,:
National ilai.k, of Arlirgton, and R. B.
Miller," Atalstiuit Uenurul Freight Axeiit
of the O. E. dt N, Co., were in thin
vicinity last v.'cek takliiK a look at the
wonderful resource of Gilliam county
a a wheat growing section. It 1 under
stood that the object n( the gentle
men' visit wa to determine, approxi
mately, the amount of freight tonnage
thl county will furnish, the present
eoason, with a view to tacurlng a belter
freight rate from Arlington, The gentle
men left here Sunday morning for
Moro, In company with T. Q. Johnjon,
of this R,'C
M.T. Co. will not build
here, otherw ise they may.
A line direct to Arlington would suit
Coivlon better than any other but the
general opinion here is that we must
have a telephone.
Coats and Portage Roads.
Flnce the government Is ahowlng little
activity In the matter of removing ob
struction to navigation of the Columbia
above The Dalle, and neither Oregon
nor Washington ha taken the matter
cpnsa state enlerprlmt, it rest with
private individual to accomplish tM
end it It ia done at all. That the work
will be done a a private enterprise
seem likely, a company having been
organlted 'or that purpose, and suffi
cient capital ha boen cured to carry
tho plan Into execution. Dr. Blaiock,
of Walla Walla, one ol the mover In
the matter, has given o.it the following
eU.tement concerning what 1 proposed
to be done : I
"The incorporators of the new com-!
pany are N. U. Blaiock, of Walla Walla;
W. J. Mariner, of Gilliam county, and
J. Hmlth, of Blaiock, ami the capital!
sallon I to be ,000,000. Regarding
the ilnanelal feature ot the enterprise,
I will say only this, that the money tc
construct the rail line and to build au-i
equip the Ixats comes thrnuuh the
P.utseli Knge interests. A gentleman
who act a Uussell Sage's attorney In
New York, an old associate and ac
quaintance of mine, was the one through
whom I enlisted Mr. Sage In the plan,
and, of course, It need not le said that
with such backing the supply ot sudl
cient funds ia beyond question.
"We propose to put on a line of boat
on the Columbia river, to ply lietween
Astoria, Portland and the foot ot the
rapid of the Columhia, construct a
portflgj railway to transport freight
around the rapids, and have also a boat
line to ply from the rapid to point!
farther up, at leant as far e Umatilla.
''All along the Columbia river are
various places, which, If thev could be
reached (ruiu the nt"', would poor into
the coast porta a steady stream of ai;r
culiural and livestock producte, in ni:iri
largar volume than they now do. We
propone, therefore, to build spur rmi
II io3 from the rivor to Pendleton, Waila
Walla, Heppner, Condon nnd other
points, to connect with the boat llnun,
tr.d to surve a feeders.
"We have been anenred by casipt'nt
rid I way men that the scheme is fcattilie,
and that, once under operation, it ri
not fail to Ih a paying propositi tir.
The main advantage in the plan la that
it gives us water transportation to the
BMkPoard, except for the small distance
ca the spor rail Hue, and then. too. it
brines all the Columbia river inlands
into direct communication with the
market of the seaboard. Any one will
at onoa recounlxe this a an ideal trans
portation projoct, and the scheme is
bound to bo a enccess from the start.
' "The hcudmiartera of the new conv
pany will be In Walla Walla, and the
corporation is orpanlxed under the law
of u.a acta cf Washii
kot.nliiiuppr.
OLEX.
Quite a band of cattle passed through
Olex fundiiy,
Frank Lltt Iw mado a business trip to
Arlington this week,
Mirs Cooper, of Waila Walla, Is visit
ing her slater, Mrs, J. O. McKinney.
M!a Hill and Mr, Pnrdy were the
guests of Miss Cooke Sunday afternoon.
The social given Saturday evening was
welf attended. Kvery one spent a
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Martin, who ha been In Arling
ton for the past three weeks, is eapectd
home in a few day.
Heboid closed last ' Friday, after a
successful si is months' term, with a very
interesting program,
MiV Cynthia and Carrie Weather
ford, of frclmttler, vittitod friend in Olex
tne nrat ol the week. .
. 11. D. lUndall went to Arlington on
Tuesday to write a deed (or the lots
sold to Wade Bros., on which they will
build a eeneral merchandise house and
a grist mill.
Onmkkvkr,
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LOME ROCK.
The weather hae been fine for the nast
few days, but the night are cold and
irosty.
Almnt every one Is now wlllina to
venture a slich of relief at the thought of
bflng done with the lung, disagreeable
winter.
Mr. Donaldson, cf "cisll. snent a few
day in our town lent wek vinitirig
menus. un tvun loos her home
Saturday.
Otho Wick broncM in a load of freight
from Heppner this week, tt being the
first freight to arrive fiow that place
thia npring.
The furmers arc becnmipir inpatient
lor the ground to gt dry enough to
flow. Very little dIowIiik ban been
dpne this spring.
The wm'A'ng c?nrt!rance of our cocn-
ty assx'ir wa vVi 'e about our town
iiiotit ol the week fryiig Into the busi
ness affair cf the people.
t rank Robinson accidentlv knwked a
Imttle ot muriatic aeid off a shelf, break
ing the bottle and causing the acid to
fly on the side of Ids head and fat,
burning him terribly. It seems almost
a miracle that hi left eve was not de
stroy ed.
Our town has new blacksmith, whose
name I Ueorire Viekers. This is a lood
stand for a first-class blacksmith ami we
hope Mr. Viekers ran do good work so
that the people w ill not he compelled to
send their work to neighboring towns to
ifi't it done, a has been the custom
heretofore.
FOSSiL, Wheeler Co.
Assessor I. A. Sharon is In town.
A special session ot Wheeler count t
court meets next Monday, April 3rd.
Wa cnderstr.nd Horn A Helms launch-
el their new ferryboat at Twitl.ei.hi.oi
;asi w?a.
W. T. IIIs'sp, reprenenting Fleiciher,
Vayir Co , of .Voitland, ts rtgirtered
at t;, M,;.eTxle ilottl.
E. B. Sr;:b, c" Thirtynile. reertlv
idd 9 bond n g-m'ti Hereford hulis to
an tsatttn tayer ! r jxr head.
r.alfh Fisk, of V.'aitiicr. wa In tiwn
last week, tie reported stock of all
kind wintering well in the Hsyitack
country.
Conntv Commissioner Loonev passed
through Fossil last week on bis wav to
the metropolis.
Joe Chapman, of Twickenham, was in
tAwn the first of the week with a hwd
of Ann apples which he (old out at f 1
per box.
Miss Gertrude Putnam, dangler of
W. N. Putnam, o( near Mayville, was
taken sick Monday at school and went
home, ami now ' she ha broken out
w ith Starlet fever.
J. W. tiilman passed through town
last week with 40 or 50 head of steers
that were fed in the Mayville eonnlry
ttiis winter for the market, which the
hovers relused to take for beef.
Mr. fit'lwe! Hr'. week completed a
very nice :oub'e io I t' eheritfa and
clerk's o!ik-8, a i J. J. l. MeFar'and. the
artist, l.n lt?, j.ctt'.np the tiniahing
touches on the interior ct the two rooms.
Newton Burgtsr, of Antelope, well-to-do
cattleman, wa in torn a few
4ay a-a trying to 'ouy cattle. Mr.
Bnrircss ay sheep an.l cattle are dying
fust in 0,'Owk am, Wanco com tier, and
mo;.l of the utrc!;men in the Prir.evilie
and Ar.telofe eoi.r tries will eed offall
their stock tliis cpring.
Hon. C'-as. Hilton waa a p.npfeneer
nn last Katurdnv'e si sire on hi wav to
hi slierp ram hen on Pine creek, where
he will superintend the linn hi nn and
shear i ni of his several thousand sheep.
Mr. Hilton Is one nt the moat successful
sheep raisers in Oregon, as he always
tint up plenty of feed and employs the
best of help, and the consequence are
til loea I next to nothing. .
Wanted
Every person in Gilliam County to know that
they can boy DRY GOODS, 'cLOTIHXO, 3
. FURNISHINGS, SHOES,' HAKDWAKE nd ZSm
GROCERIES in Olex, at ArJing.on pricea. g
gp-' We have' ptirchafled the etock of L. O. Ralston, ' g
sw and can and will eel! you all goods as cheap as IS
jy
SSTT In Arlington
3S '
g Give us a trial, and be convinced. s
iTobey Bros. I
s,ss asusssijp
(SUCCESSORS TO L. 0. RALSTON.) 3
OLEX, OREGON. 3
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Do You Wear Pants
c mt and vest, in other words a "suit"? We take it for
granted you do and also that you prefer to buy clothing
t'liai combines tleganct with service and at a moderate cost.
We therefore invite you to call and inspect our new stock
of FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING which are the
bent value for the money ever offered . in this section.
lT SUITS $4.50 TO $13.50, FOR CASH, flrj
We sell for CASH and our price's are EYE OPENERS.
Spring Goods
Rolling in by Every Freight Team.
Too Busy
To Write "Ads." Call and Sea Us.
S. B. BARKER.
Condon, - - - - Oregon.
P. H. STEPHENSON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to the U.bes of
Condon and vicinity Unit vth are pre
pared to Inrnish anything in the line of
millinery, chiiTon, la-e, ribbons and all
the novelties of the eeaeon.
We can compete with any in prices,
and pride ourselves on the quality and
ttyle of car stock.
JfiST Vkti. I'er.shaw acta as our agent
in Condon, and will carry a fine line of
hat through tho casna.
' Mas. W. 8. Cuirr,
Arlington, Oregon
Kent door to Post Office. ni30-7
ACMVK mi ICtT K WANT3I' FVKltV
wleret:;r" he eiorjr nf til I'hlllnines"
v Ilium Hiilftiml. eiiininixKlmieil ly Ihjlloe-
MlllltMIt hd I trrlitl llltoriMU to tlm WhT Ik
fmrtmrnt. The hutk whk rilton In Hriniri'Min,
nt Sim Kriiui'liivo, on the l irllln with ticnenil
.' vnlt. In lliu hovlltil st Iloimlulu, In Hong
Ki'iiK, In I he Amerlrsn trt'iirhc nt MhiiIIm. In
the iiiBiintvnl I'Minpi with AkhIiiiiIOo, oh the
ileuk nt Ihe iilvinpln with IVwey, Hiid In the
nwt ol bulili" t lh IhIi of Munllii. IIiiiiiiiiih for
KKi'iim. iiiiiiiIiii ol oilKlnal ili'limw hikcu by
f ovvriiini'iii inoinKrHMitni on ine poi, iJirve
HHik. Iiw iirlitw. llhi nmllt. Kn'lxhl mM.
Crttltl kIvimi. I'rop nil trmhy imnAli'lHl wsr
Slar lnaumiive lllitif,, chlc'Mtfu, III,
ington." 1'lmoa-
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When price is low, the
chances are quality is low
tco. The prices of Scut
h'ttg's Best
baking; powder
tea
coffee
soda
flavoring extract
and spices
are not low they are.fair.
The quality is high.
For sale by
Dunn Brothers.
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lANYKI-HKVKRAI.TKt'HTWoKTHV PKK
V miiu In thin mnle to uiHUHKCOiir buatnonn
In Ihelrown and noarliy coiiiiUt'H. It In mnlnly
iitllu woik ci.iiilMi'td Ht homo. HhIiov lruluht
i M your nntl cioiirr iLMIultc, Uniuiiiiv, u
ttmre. no li'iii KHlriiy. Monthly v&. Kvh'rtMiro.
Kih1om KUlimlitroAaid iiihiiiw1 vnveloiio, Uer-
nen a. u. I toki.. ivih. m, i iiiciiko, iu.
NOTICE.
Have yon a farm for sale or for rent
.'- do you know of any person IvIdiuK
('D ilute iHinta that thev wish toiiisposi'
of V It en, (ili's writo to any avrcnt u(
lift U. it. & . Vo. ami tie will swnd you
niriMji ar anion win itit?rtit vo.
H. H. HENDRICKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ornc at chin don ano yufiiiL, naReoa.
C'srudil e.h'ntliin to nl'htt couiikuI mid cunt
prvpilfo,' V. Ill be in ma othe nt i'iumIoi: on
Mrmnay sill Tanwlav of e..oa wnrk UK (UMiii
nC'Ilco. Jiiteii Ht Fo:eH nit Ihu.'&tlv.. b'ri
(lays and iulu.yn, 'Ihetz will hu aclvrk nJ
; r.otr In t;lf cfSoe at Fesull in l.ii t Vscd.cs.
Fresh Candies and Nuts
New line Canned Goods
Choice Reading Matter
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large Sew Barn on "orth Main Street.
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHAROP.a VERT REAKOXABf.E. i .? T"
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A ahare of the public patronage is rpertr'nlly nolicited.
50c Novels for SOc i
25o Novels for 20c
Only First-class Goods Sold
JOHN JAGKSOH.
CHE 0 OR SOUTH CONDON H3TEL, C3N2CN, OREGON.
MILLER "THE REGULATOR."
THAT'S THE PLACE TO TRADE.
We have constantly on hand a full and complete line of GRO
CERIES. We call particular attention to our line of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS which" ia the most complete line in
Arlington. We are also agents for the celebrated SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS. Call and get prices. We are now located
at the old Coffin corner. ,
THE OLD RELIABLE REGULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR.
This Space Reserved For
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Now Owners of, and Operating,
The Moody Brick Warehouse,
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAINS GALL OH
AL. HENSHAW
He has a complete stock, of the following goods ou hand and
more coming on every train.
Furniture, JIardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints.
Blankets, Cloves, Wall Paper, House Lining.
Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery.
. Trunks, , Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods.
Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice
J. H. PUTNAM, DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
' Gent's Clothing, Poots and Shoes, Furnishings, Neckwear etc.
Mitchell Wagons and all kind of Vehie!es Cheap. Call and 6ee mo
Fossil
Get My Prices on
Pack Bags,
Pack Saddles,
I-I obb les etc.,
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
J. F Reisacher,
New Masonic Building : : CONDON, : OR
T T X X -!V T yv "IV T
.pnoPRiEToa of-
This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cuter to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor.
'
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
L. H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
AT SUCH LOWi
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE COIHC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
DUNN BROS.
Will take pleasure in showing you their stock of
Gen'l Merchandise.
Condon, : : : : Oregon.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
.DEALER IN.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
I offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting of
flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough Lum
ber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HAL MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, - - - - - - - OREGON
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAN LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard arjd pbol Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
T. Q. Earhart.
S. V.Moore.
CALL AT THE m
Summit Saloon,
LFOR FINEST BRANDS OFJ
Uiijes, Ijcjuors arjd Cars.
FINE BILLIARD A AD POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
OregonJCONDON,
ORE.
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