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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1899)
,.J1 ft -" f'" J!. J!'.1.1:. ' , I'" ' "' ' 1 " ...mh.. i. , i ,-, , . . ... . ; ; ; , II THE COilDOil GLOBE. THURSDAY, APRIL , I8. NOTICB.- ' , Th. jroarly itrtorlptlon to ttw i)m li f)(.BO, It paid In dv.no. If nut paid In ulVHtiiio 2 Will U clmrtrml. A pencil murk uro.iid thlt Butlco InUlcatva that your lulMunptlou b pi roil, ria reiiow promptly, ' LOCAL NEWS, t'r, ifuhoo went to Portland the flrit Of tho week on a lu.lneis trip. Jonathan Royer paM) through town ytaterday on hit wnjr to rorilnnd. W. II. Dobntf, of Arlington, hat been employed a principal of the lone auliool (or the entiling year,' When In Arlington, citli on Compton A George, and look at their fine line of Imllet1 and ohlldrena' ahoet. line line of wall paper for leavonot '89 at W. A. Darllng'a. I'rlcen cannot be duplicated thli aide of Chicago. Mr. Reynold., the N'ebraika cattle buyer, hae already purchased about 2000 head In thla and adjoining countiee. Born Iii thla city, March 30, to Mr. And Mra. Ed Dunn, of Condon, a daugh ter. T!i Dallea Tliuee-Mounlalneer. Hheep-ahearera' attention I Hand to Compton A George for B. 15, A. aheep aheara, at bed-rock , pricea, Arlington, Or. . A (hooting gsllury U the lato.t Innova tion at Condon. It la in the rear of Clark'e blackamltb ahop and la doing a fair baaineaa. bonator J. W. Morrow and George Gray, of lleppner, were In town-lat week looking up the aheep market in Ihieaoction. ton 8alr A good folding bed-lonnge, in oak, well upholstered and almost aa good aa new. Will be eold cheap. In quire at thla ofllco, Any one etpectlng to travel will profit by looking over our line of trunka and alleee Juet arrived at Coin p tun A George'a, Arlington, Or. A report reached here yen lord ay that the contract for transcribing the record for Wheeler county had been let to aoiue party at Salem at Sve centa per folio. K. A. BtlnchOeld.of Mayville, and J. r. I'errin, of Foa.ll, left Tueaday with a carload of heavy work horsea for the Hound country. They hope to find a good markut there for that class of stock. A young Indian waa murdered near Celiloa few daye ago. Hie body waa found In a chicken houae with the throat cut from ear to ear. A crippled Indian belonging at the Warm Pprlnge agency ia euejiecied ot the crime, Karhart A Moore are having the front of their place of bueineaa, on Main atreet, remodeled. A receaa front will be put in, and other Improvement! made which will add utuuh to the at traction of thla popular rotor t. Geo. Dukek, the Mayvllle aage, waa in town Monday. He reporta every thing lovely iu lila precinct, and aaya Ira Carter ia the envy of every horee man in that eectlon el nee the late addi tion of thoroughbred tlock to hit atablea. II. II. Hendrlcke, of Fowl I, and Jay Dowerman, late of Hale in, have formed a law paitnerahip and will practice their profession in Wheeler and Gilliam countiee. Mr. liowerman haa located here and haa taken charge of the flrm'a Condon office. T. J. Jordan, of the Deluionlco reataa rant, and W, 13. Wyrick, who owned the elot machlnea that were operated here thlt winter, left Monday morning for the fainoue Buffalo Mump mining camp in Central Idaho, where they eipect to 'Spend the aummer. Judge Mariner, of Gilliam county, G. O. Uutlur, olerk of Wheeler county, and Judge Laycook, of Grant county, will meet at Canyon City on Wedneeday, May 10th, and determine the amonnt of the indebtedneaa of Grant county to be ataumed by Wheeler county. Long Creek Eagle. F. II. Vtephenaon received a letter a few daya ago iroui Frank Springaton, who, with hie family, la aojourning in California, They are at prevent at Kan Joae, the gueate of the family ot J. II Downing, formerly of thla place. Mr. Kprlngaton aaya hit health ia improving, and that he ia enjoying bimeelf tirat-rate. The Glob a man visited Arlington latt Ilk and waa pleated to And buaineaa good, for thla season, and everybody In good apirlta over the outlook for the coming aummer. The town ia on the grow, and being bleated with a wide awake, progretaive aet of but! neat men and a rich territory tributary to it, it ia no wonder it la one of the moat impor tant trading pointa In Eaatern Oregon Mr. Gelde, the well-known sheepman, returned Sunday from a vialt with frlenda and relativoa at Abilene, Teias, He waa dangerously ill during hit atav there but la better now and I in pro vet with each breath of Eaatern Oregon oaone, tie reporta the weather very dry in Teiaa, but aaya California ia a veritable garden alnce the late raina, with excellent prospect a for a crop. Condon flower gardena are receiving much attention alnce the weather became fine and a I moat every lady In town hat developed into an aasiduoua tiller of the eoll. The healthful exercise brings roaea to the cheeka of the fair gnrdeners, whether any bloom In the gardens later In tne tea ton or not. Una thing la cer tain, however, no matter how manv buda and blotaoma appear later, the acene can never be more attractive t masculine eyea than it ia at present. Water waa turned.lnto the malna for the Brat time on Monday and hut two nr Ji unimportant least were discovered wfllch thowa that the work of nine lny ing waa well done. No teat of the tire pressure haa yet been made, aa the nn uaual acarcity of wind thi apring ha tnaue me pumping or water hy wind power alone a alow Job. It teema to be pretty well demonstrated that aoine auxiliary power wtil have to he put in to take the place of the windmill during ralma, but Just what it will be haa not yet been decided. Cattle buyer's contracts for aale at the Globs office, Before the houHeeleantng tea ton, ex amine W. A. Darling' line of wall papers. Trice lower than anywhere west of Chicago, We will gladly aond samples of sum mer good to any one not able to be in Arlington thla apring, Bend for aamplea, Coinpton A Ueorgo, Arlington, Or. at Leer A black and white spotted hound puppyabimtS monthaold. Disappeared from Condon about tlx weeks ago, I'luaae return tame or notify Dunn Brut., Condon, Or, William G. Davidson, the eclontiflc Optician, will be at tlie Condon Hotel during court week, and all peroneeuf faring from weak or defective sight should tee him at that time and have giasaea ecientihcally adjiiHted to suit their particular case. Nervous or sick headache can he remedied, bv the aid of properly fitted glassea. This la Mr. Davidson's third vialt to Condon, and hia former work la aulflcient guarantee of bla ability. ' mS50 Otlt Patterson, receiver of The Dalles land office, waa in Portland yesterday. He aava there ia a grand rush for the public land In the countiea of Morrow, Gilliam, Waaco, Wheeler and Grant, and that there are milliona of acreaof good tillable land yet awaiting entry. Homettead entrlet are now being made at the rate of about 70 a month, and many tracta once abandoned are now being filed on. Telegram. A Greater Olox. The traveling correspondent of the East Oregonlan writes to hia paper at followai . "At Olex I found the people much in tereated in a move that ia being made by several dill'urent partica to tecure the Crum properly which la located a half mile Mow town. It la rumored and generally believed, that L. O. ltalston, who recently told out hi atix-k of gen eral merchandUeatOlex toTobey Bros., ia making an effort to secure this piece of property, with a view of resuming business 111 Gilliam county. There ire others, however, who seem to consider thla property a desirable location, for an etfort was twing made by Grant, Sher man and Fremont Wade, all well known young men of Gilliam county, to pur chase tho Crum eatate. When I pasted through Arlington last Wednesday, I waa told on good authority that If they succeeded in buying the land, their in tention waa to lay out a new town. It la asserted that the Wade brothers are backed in this enterprise bv their broth er K. M. Wade, the well known Imple ment dealer of Portland, and that if they made the deal, they will at once nut the flouring mill, which ia a part of the deal, in operation. Beaidee thla, they will atari a general merchandise tore; these In conjunction with a eood blacksmith shop and potsihlv a post olllre, will form the nucleus for the new town. II this scheme ia effected, how ever, it will not, by any meana, be a walk away for the new store-keepers, ss w. L. Touey has, since locating at Olex, been ao fair in hi clealinica with the people of Rock creek and vicinity, that they will have to have soma very flatter ing Inducements before they will draw their patronage from him," CLEM. There waa a preambulnting Honor shop passed through here laat week for tne upper country. Wanted 1(1 girla of marriageable age to comfort and blesa the Uvea uf the same number of Clem bachelura. Messrs. Stinchfleld and i'errin passed through here Monday with a lot ol fine ork horses for the Hound country. C. W. Wester haa been suffering with rheumatism lately, but one application of Dr. Hays' quick relief cured him. They aay Dave Bowman wanted tn escort the new school ma'am home hut waa prevented from doing ao by a turkey lien. A loose colt got mixed np with Fred ilensel'a loam the other day and made things hum fur awhile. No aeriout laiuage waa done, however. April fool iokea were numerous here. Some hit the mark bnt moat of them went astray. Two of our young ladiea were too cute fur "papa," though. School hat commenced In the Wester district, with Miaa Orcutt, of Eugene, as teacher. Litre Mcl'heraon la thinking of completing hia public school course thla term. Mr. Jacob Larch, a brother of Jaa. Larch, of thia place, haa arrived from the Kaat and will probably locale some land and remain here. Hia example to the old bachelors of thi neighborhood I a good one. W. R. Borer haa returned from tho East, where he apent the winter visiting friend. There would be some pleasure in life for W. R. were it not for a few industrious old hena of hia that Inxist on helping to cultivate hla flower garden. tie aava thev like nower a well at cranky old bachelora do. Echo. ANNOUNCEMENT. We wish to announce to the ladiea of Condon and vicinity that we arc pre pared to furnish anything in the line of millinery, chiffon, laces, ribbons and all the noveltiea of the aeaaon. ' We can compete with any in pricea, and pride ourselve on the quality and style of our stock. Mrs, Ilenshaw acta aa our agent In Condon, and will carry a fine line of hata through the aeaaon. Mas. W. 8. CiiM'P, Arlington, Oregon Next door to Poat Office. mSO f ACTIVE SOUnTOIlS WANTKn KVKMY r whKre'nr" ha rtlorv nl the Phllliwhn hv MurHt llitl.lrarl. rnminliiKloii.it bv llielinv fitment aa nfllrlitl lll.torlnti to Hie Wiir De partment. The bonk was written In armyeamp. at Han Kram-lMH). on the Tactile with lieneinl Merrllt, In tli hiMpltats at Honolulu, tn Ileum Kong. In the Amurleau trcnehoa at Manila. Ill the In.uTyiMit eampt with Aanlnsliln, on the ili'i'k i,( the Olvmnla with Dewev. mnt In the ronr nl battle at Die tall of Mnutla. Hnnania for vitnt.. Ilrlmhil nl orlalual nlotures tnkon hv ovirnmetit tilinincrapliers nn the .pot, l.nre book. low prlees. 1MB profits. Kr-Iht palil (Ireillt el veil. Prop all trn.hy Mnnftlelal war hook.. Ontiltfiee. Adilreas, K. T. llarlwr, two y. Htar intnronee Ulna., Chicago, ill. 1 1 rAVTKo-HKVKRAI, TRUSTWORTHY PER W ni In Ilit. state to rnanawi our bnalneaa In their own ami nearby raiintie., It la mainly olfloe work eonclneteit at home. Salary atraluht mm a year ami xiieima iMlnlte, bonallrte. no morn, no leas salary. Monthly I7N. Hcli wiice., Kniiono .nlf-af1lr'.ad atainpt!! envelooe, Her berl K. 1IVM, 1're.t., Iiept, M. ('hlrngo, ill, NOTICE. Have yon a farm for aale nr for rent or do von know of any person holding fnrmirm lands that they wish to dispose of? If so, please write to anv agent of tne u. it, tk jn. (jo. ana ne win aena you a circular wtucn win inioreBt yoti. Clroult Court Docket, April term, '00, LAW. J W Hmlth v G II Morrill Gurlev A v Liouyn lor pin. W L Ellwond vs J W Mairulre et al BAD Uurlcy for plff., and Jayne A Mlchell for defta. II F Merrill vs J K Fllzwatr Rllla ft I'helps and W II Wilson for plff., and ii it uemiricaa lor iielt. J W Smith vi EB Frum Gurlev & Lrooyns lor pin. Gurlcy A Dobvns v G Pchilline et al uuriey uooyns lor pills. O N Denny va A J Cochran Gurlev A Dobyn for plff., and J M John for deit. J K Fltxwater va C 8 Hale et al S A I) Uuriey for plff. J W Bmith v Alnnzo Moore et al II II Hendrlcke for plff. Collin Bro. va Pope Catlin B A D uuriey for plff. The Jucobsen Hook A Music Co. vs V H f ortna DufurA Mancfee for plft. A Greiner et al va Jolin Fortna 11 H Hetidricka for plff.. E C McCoy v J A Smith C J Briulit for plff. Blakxrk Fruit Co va Bmead Fruit Farm Astoclation W H Dobyna for plff. 11 E Buera et al va Frank Bash C J Bright for plffs. Colfin Bros, v John Mikato 8 A D Gurley for plff. EQUITY. W W Steiweretal va Cbloev Morria et al 11 H llendricka for plffa. R G Robinaon va Arlington Water Co. W H Wilson for pill. Georse llardie va David linanldlnir i al A 8 Bennett and 11 11 Hendricks for plff., and L W Darling and Hunting ton A Wilson lor delta. Jesse O Lew ia et al va Joseph Frizzeli aaadm. W H Wilson for plffs., and H ii uenarit-aa lor dell. 8 8 DoHaunt va Ella J Dement II II llendricka for nlff.. and W II Wilson for deft. T J Smith va (I A Bteera et al II H llendricka for plff.. and W H Wilson for deft. Oregon Mort. Co. va Emma Cole et al Jayne A Mlchell for plff. Francia H Jcffers va Go. B. Kintxlev Gurlcy A Dobyna for plff. A Bnivtbe va C ii Morrison et al Gurley A Dobyna for plff S G llawaon va A 8 D Smith Gurlev 4 Dobyna for plff. J G Fowler et al va Frank Munkera Geo. W listen for plffs. Henry Barnhart v Elizabeth Barn- hart H H llendricka for plff. American Mort. Co. va W A Krum A A Jayne for plff. Joint Bch'l Diat. No. 44 va 8 B Barker. Co. Treat. C J Bright for plff. OBEbietalva 11 C Condon et al W H Dobyna for plffs. A G Ogilvie va Rote Ouilvle H H Henerickt for plff. ' WC Caldwell va A W Armetronir Sam E Van Vector for plff. Circuit Court Jury List. Drawn for April term, 1SU0. The following have been drawn aa urore for the coming term ot circuit court: Condon P. H. Stephenson, W. B. Smith, D. 8. Brown, 8. 8. Grider, W. H. Livingston, F. M. Shannon, T. G. John- eon, . C. Cooney, Abe Moyer. Lone Rock R. M. Johnson, R. G. Robinaon, John Madden. Olex-B. T. Snell, T. C. Mobley, Joe Budd, W. 8. Phillips. Clem 8. A. D. Hurt, H. L. Propat, Grant Wade. Croy-J. E. David. Mayville Al McConnell, C. L. Gear- hart. Matney J. A. McMorrl. Trail Fork A. J. Buhl. Arlington D. B. Thomas, E. P. Weir, . W. Sharrard, W. H. Colwell, 'David Mason. Ferry Canyon James Dunn, 8. Couture. Left the comity. B. ARLINGTON. There it quite a lot of wheat coming In just now from the south end of the county. Eircta are very scarce here thia aorins, Usually the market ia over etocked at thla season ol the year. The weather haa been very good in this section for the last three weeks. except a little wind once In a while. Mr. R. 11. Robinson has a new print ing outfit here, and we ondenuand that he will atart a newspaper about the first of May. Peach and cherry treea are in bloom. The peach will be a abort crop. Cherry and other trims are not hurt, aa was first reported. The new ferryboat ia nearlng com pletion. When done, it will be a great HMiellt to the traveling public frum the oilier aiue in me river. . Mr. John Beach, from Washington countv, pnased through here last week with BO head ol cattle on hia way to Lone Rock, where he turns them over to Mr. John Madden. The lambing season ia drawins to a close in thia section and it ia cleimed that there w ill lie a good per cent of lambs raised, although the grass haa been ahort for thla time of the year. The following persona were baptised here last week in the Baptist faith; Mr. Moras Sliarrard, Mrs. Arthur Shnrrard, Lola Beardsley, Horace Beardaley, Mary McKinneyf Gladya Kleiningtmith, Luke McKinney.Orpha Geriil(,Besaie Bedford. Our band boy 8 send forth tome fine mimic every Sunday afternoon, to the delight of every one. The town that i fortunate enouuh to secure their services next Fourth of July will surely be in luck, aa it ia the beat mu.lcal organisa tion in Eastern Oregon, While little Mart Sharrard waa play ing around a wheat rick stacked upon the platform at the warehouse last week a pile of sacka fell over on him and covered him np. He wns not found for some time afterward, and for a time it waa thought be waa very badly hurt. He only got an ankle sprained, however, which "will lay hint np for a few dava. HELLO THERE, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? ''Up to Corapton & George's to buy our Spring Goods. ' They are the cheapeot firm I haver met with in Gilliam county. Their lino of Ladies' OverskirtaandShirt Waiata ia immense and also their line of Ladies,' Gents' and Chil dren's Shoes is the best and most complete in Gilliam County." The attention of the Indies of Condon and vicinity is invited to our line of Summer Goods. Send for pamples; you'll he sure to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes. tfT'Ce.M and see us or write for what you m&ot.mggJ ' COMPTON & GEORGE ahumcton, or. Do You Wear Pants coat and vest, in other words a "suit"? We take it for granted you do and also that you prefer to befy clothing that combines elegance 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 best values for the money ever offered in this section. ItT SUITS .H50 TO $13.50, FOR CASH. We sell for CASH and our prices are EYE OPENERS. P. H. STEPHENSON, Fresh Candies and Nuts New line Canned Goods Choice Reading Matter t 50c Novels for 30c 25c Novels for 20c Only First-class Goods Sold JOHN JACKSON. ONE DOOR SOUTH CORDON HOTEL, CONDON, 0REC0N. 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 is 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 RECULATOR. GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR. Spring Goods Rolling in by Every Freight Team Too Busy To Write "Ads." Call and See Us. S. B. BARKER. Condon, - - - Oregon. Get My Prices on Pack Bags, Pack Saddles, Hobbles etc., Before Purchasing Elsewhere. J. P; Reisacher, New Masonic Building i : CONDON, : OR T. G. JOHNSON, -- PROPRIFTOR n B Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large aew Barn on ortb Main Street, Condon, - Oregon. HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD. CHAKGE0 VERY BKABOXABLS. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cater 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. . This Space Reserved For Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Now Owners of, and Operating, The Moody Brick Warehouse, ARLINGTON, OREGON. Pure food laws have no terrors for Schilling's Best tea baking powder coffee flavoring extract .soda end spice It does an honest man good to watch him. m For sale by ; Dunn Brothers. WHEN LOOKING FOR BARCAINS GALL OH AL. HENSHAW- He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and wore coming on every train. Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints. Blankets, Gloves, 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. P. L. HAM, LONE ROCK, ORE., 'DEALER IN General Merchandise AT SUCH LOW- PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. GET MY PBICES BEFORE COINC 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. i 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-HALF MILE SOUTH EAST OF POST-OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON Ja H. PUTNAM, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Gent's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furnishings, Neckwear etc. Mitchell Wagons and all kinds of Vehicles Cheap. Call and see me. Fossil Oregon. ARLINGTON SALOON, JEAN LEBOUS, PROP. Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars. Billiard apd pool Sables. First-class Goods Our Pride. Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught. Main St., Condon, Oregon. T. O. Earhert, S. V. Moor. CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, IFOR FINEST BRANDS OFJ Uir;es, Ijquors ar?d (Jars. , FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. EARHART & M00RE, CONDON, Prop'rs. ORE.
