THURSDAY)
APRIL 6. I8B0.
NOTICE.
164 purlr brlpttoB to tht Quoit I. at. so.
tt tU la Jfno. tl not fmld In (Huo $2
will U cliixl A (wnoll murk .round thu
nutlu.lndle.tci that fnar intmunpuon tiu.x
plwd. Plom. rumiw promptly, 2:.
tl J'U. , J Ui, ..Jj,
LOCAL NEWS.
rortlnoJ proposes to htv another big
apofitiun urn an.
MIm Dell Darling, who but boen tt.
tonding ituhuul t Tim DailM, Iim return
a iioine, ,, V ; ...
Mlsi Qraco Fitiwster left lt Friday
ior ui uug, Morrow county whor
to will tttnvb 11 trm of school. ;
VV. II. CoUoll, th well known thwp
muu it nero uiii wuk swing fait coun
try In the capacity of Jtirymtu, ;
Hsrbsrt nd Hurry INl.teiul t'h n
rgtlo sawmill muu, of Lout Vlly, art
In towu thlt wk attending court,
Arthur filiarrird, who boldt a good
portion with Lird A Co. at Arlington,
Is her thl week doing jury duty.
D. M. Rlnahart advertUe hi livery
nd feed barn In thla liu of th Ot i
In a neatly ailed ipace. Doo't overlook
Hie ad nor th barn.
Balfour, Guthrie! Co. of Arlington,
bay a now ad In thli lieu which all
w!0- Intereated l whsst, wool, or
forwaPjlny ahould notice. -
Mri. Al Ilunihaw left Monday morning
for Portland. Her daughter, Ml Bird
who I a tudunt at th Portland
Unlveralty, will probably accompany
her on her return home. '
Mr. Wehrli.of Mayvill, waa in town
Sunday. He renorta tha crop propeU
in hi preoluct at being Brit! rat. The
(all town wheat it making a better
howing thau wai expected.
All member of K. pi Lodge art r-
queued to be present nest meeting,
Tueiday April 18 1. Ooeinee of iw
porta nee to be considered, fly order of
. V. Moor D. G. C.
To bit many other acoompliihmonte,
"Doe" Moor ha lately added that of
artUtle houae painter and decorator. If
Loo don't run out of paint he It likely to
make hi tuark in tb world along thU
line. :........:..
Mrs. II. N. Fraier aaelated her but
baud In th clerk' offlce thl woek; on
account of tb enforced absence ot Dp
utyj. It. Frawr. Mi Myrtle I'fu--water
audited with th work in. th
courtroom. ...:s r
R. M. Johnton, Ollllam eoonty' effi
cient ipc.k Inspector, attended eoort
ber tW week, lie roport a very light
loet In Hock in the Lou Ron eoctlon
considering tb evrity of th wloUr.
Ureeu graai la plentiful ther dow and
range stock is doing well.
8. B. Baxter, who ha held a poeitlon
in the tiLona office for th pt two
years, severed hi connection with th
paper last woek and left town to look for
a sew Job. II I now employed la th
FomII Journal office, Bain i a good re
liable man ami w wish bint success.
Circuit court convened her Monday
morning and adjourned Tneeday even,
log. Two jury case war tried and th
docket cleared. It I such work a thl
that account forjudge Bradahaw being
continued in office. He is the rtght
man In th rlht plac and tbataapay
r and voter realist It.
Th Glob offlct fore enjoyed ? It
annual houe cleaning teaaoq last week
and at a result th office look bettor
than it did and th "force" felt worse
for a day or two. Call in and take a
look at your bandsom countenance in
tb polished wood work etc gubecrip
tion only 1.60 a year In advance.
Th Ladiee' Aid gave a "Poverty So
cial" at th horn of Mr. H. N. Frater
on Friday evening of last week. A large
crowd was In attendance and a pleasant
evening wa spent. A neat turn a re
alized from flues, refreshment etc. and
the moinhur ot the society no doubt
(eel well repaid for tholr trouble.
A. Hollenback and II. K. Donaldson,
two young men from Grant county wore
before Justice Nealeon Tuesday charged
with th larceny of a pair ot silver
mounted spur from Cook llro. Th
pur were found In llollenbaok'i pot-'
pension, lis plead guilty and wa fine J
$23.00 and costs. Donaldson was dis
charged. '. ,:! ;f '
I F. II. KaUtoiij of Lone Bock, was In
town during tU Aveek attending court.
Mr. Ealston hl purchased hit fath
r' interest In their general merchan
dise bnslnee at Lmte Rock and Will!
conduct th tnui alone in th future. J
While here Mr, Ralnton placed a good
live ad in tha Glohs beside placing an
-;rdr for som Job work. , -
Judge O. N. Penny, of Portlaud, is
bar thl week attending court. .The
Judge it Interested personally in several
casot pertalniug to tha title o( certain
property In Arlington, he being the
owner ol the town tile. Mr. Donny hat
been a prominent figure in the north
west for yenrt and wa at one time
United States consul at Shanghai, Chi
na. From China he went to Corea
wber hi marked ability waa toon rec
ognliod In court circle and h was
made confidential adviser to th king,
jiimJh ,), if. Miiiniiitlv whs uvur from
Mhj viIIh Hiirntg 1 lie wetk keeping hi
011, the circuit court. , .
Whij 'playing at luhool Monday
Alvln, the yoiuigest son of Hderlfr VVII
co. had th misfortiiii to break hi
left arm a short distance above th el
bow.i The fracture waa reduced by Dr,
Hudson.
Auctioneer G. L. Neale report prop
erty at the Hltttcr tale at brinitlnv good
price. Yearling cattle brought $15 00,
two-year-old $17.60, cowl $18.00 to
124.00, broke horse from $20.00 to $03 00
and other property in proportion,
.Th Condon pubic achool will 'close
neat Wednetdny, April. 19th. The ex
amination etorciae will be held during
tli day and an lUrrst!s2 prcjrsa 1!1
k rendered In the hall in tha evening
lit present ha been a very successful
term and patron of th ichool should
turn out and witness th closing!
erclie. v-'.
Balfonr, Guthrie and Co. have ecnr
J th tcrvlcci of Mr. Geo. 6. Bn.lth, to
tske charge of their wheat business and
uianag their outsld Interests. Mr.
Smith It a gentleman well known to all
our .farmers, wool grower and iner
chant and the fJrin I to b congratu
lated fio securing him on their ttaffln
thlt locality, Th Arm ha branched
out very extensively by placing a large
stock of (upplie In their warehouse at
Arlington, which will be a great accom
modation for our merchants.
Dr. J. II, Hudson returned 8atarday
from. Portland and Th Dalle wber be
spent lait week on a business trip. Hit
many friends her will be louilwhat
surprised to learn that h has formed a
partnership , with Dr. lioiliiter at
Th Dalles and will mov to that city
and tak charge of hi new precipe with'
in a taw weeks. Dr. llolllstur is said to
hav tb most extensive and lucrative
prattle in Eastern Oregon and while
w regret to lose Dr. Hudson from
Condon w wish bim abundant success
in lii new fluid.
Acting In that capacity forievereal yoan.
A ''Otto II. Monroe of Congdnn, dregon
,t stopping at the Pioneer hotel. Mr.
vionu'lon 11 l.xikinn for a hiiwinwHB looa
. on in th Basin and It I hoped he will
, i mil hlinseU of the hiininnssoppurtuoi--'.
1s of till fust growing community,"
; te foregoing clipping, v taksn from
Big Morn River Pilot, published at
.. hc.rmopolU, . Wyoming, it thouglit by
'ome bora to refer to our old friend Fred
'"Woe, who la In that country on a
Mar ol lnv(MUiun, If ' the surmino it
s oorrect ami 1' rud hat voluntarily chang
ed his name to Otto we will wagur that
lie has located a good Iu0ing Gorman
'ldow up there and is trying to palm
kimtolf off n a counro'inan if bcr.
it Hired ?
Serious Runaway Accident.
A serious runaway occurred last Sunday
on the Arlington road about two mile
below Clem In which E. P. Weir, of Ar
lington, W4 teverely Injured. Mr. Weir,
Judge Bradshaw, W. II. Wilton ami II.
8. Wilson of Th Dulles, were on their
way to thl plac to attend circuit court,
traveling in a two sealed hack, when at
the point where, the accident occurred,
they overtook tha (tag and ia attempt
ing to pas It while coming down a ateep
grade on of th back wheal gv way
and the occupants were thrown out.
.Mr. Weir waa thrown vloletulv to th
ground Uiihtlim on hi head and shoul
der, u (Turing- a fracture of the collar
hon an l ol two or three rib. The In-
ired man waa brought on to C. A.
anncman' place at Clem where he
wai made at conihwUtil at D-sibIe.
pending the arrival of Dr. Hudson who
waa summoned from her. Th doctor re
duced th fractnree and left the patient
resting as comfortably a could I ex
pected. It will probably he ten dava or
two weeka befor ha can be moved to
hi home. Th team ran to Clem where
they brought op in a dltnh and th hack
Wat almost completely demolished.
Purely Business.
When la Arlington, rail on Compton
& (leorgtt, end look at their fin line of
ladies' aud children' stioes. , ,
Fin line of wall paper tor season of
'09 at W., A. Darling'. Prices cannot
b duplicated thl tide of Chicago,
Sheep-shearers' attention I Send to
Compton A George) for B. B. A. sheep
shear, at bed-rock price, Arlington,
Or. (
Foa Sal A good folding bed-lounge,
In oak, well upholstered and almost at
good at new. Will bo told cheap. In
quire at thl office.
Any on expecting to travel will profit
by looking over our line of trunk and
valient, Just arrived at Compton A
George't, Arlington, Or. ' 1
; Cattle buyer'i contracts for tale at the
Uboaa office. ,'.
Before th houaecieaning aettoo, x
amine W. A. Darting' line of wall
paper. Price lower than any w tier
west of Chicago. . . : , ' ...
We will gladly send lamples of sum
mer good to sny on not ablatobejn
Arlington tills spring. Send for samples.
Compton A George, Arlington, Of. j
Tobey Bros. , merchant! of Olex, have
added a coin pit le lino of np-to-date mil
linery which it under the supervision
ot a trimmer of 8 year experience. '
Their price are 1 the ' lowest and their
good are second to none. a!3 6
4 ARLINGTON.
Fred King, who has been attending
the Portland Medical College, it visiting
hla mother, Mrs. A. L, King, of this
place. , ,
C. B. Cardinel hat been called to
Portland on account of the teriout 111-
uess of hit wife,
Dan Thomas', manager of tha Arling
ton Warehouse Co. it attending court
in Condon thia week. ,
Mis Mamie Smith returned from The
Dalle Friday evening where !i ims
been visiting Mri. J. A. Geisendorfer.
Mn. W. T. Forrest of Portland wai
visiting Mrt. 8. P. Brlggt during the
psttweok.
, Owing to th unpleasant weather the
band fni led to give it usual Sunday
afternoon concert.
ACTIVK SOLICIT! U. WANTKD KVKHV
f where Inr "1 h idnrv ol tha I'hlllpptnne"
h MutHt llnl.tPHit, enminliwIoniHl hy thedov.
prnmnit lllllrliil HUlorlini 10 tlin Wiir l)e
irtmoiu. The book was written In nrmvcHirnn
Ht Sun Kriuii'luco, on lh Fiieino with (ienirHl
Mnrrlit. In the hoillnl nt Hunoliilu, In Hong
Kong. In the Amnrli'sn trenrlit's t MutilU. In
the tnmirwent chitim with AKiitusliln, on the
ilpek of the clvmiilii with Dewey, mid In the
Mur ol bnt'lft nt the full nf MhiiIIh. hiinHniii fur
intenl. llrimlnl ol ortwlititt fitctitrt-a titken hv
government phiitninaiihr nn the ot, l.nnro
book. Iiw iirleen. lllg prollle, freight pnlrt.
I'rKrtll given, Drop ell trnnhv unoflleliil wr
boom, (mint tree. Aililrww, f. T. Umbet, Beti'y,.
War (nuarHiiee Uh1g Clilengo, III.
WAVTKO-SKVF.HAI. TRCSTWOnTIIY PER
kiiii In thU til to mnniigenur hnlni
In their own unit nonrby enuiitleit. It In innlnlv
omen work enndncted st homo, (tnlnrv Hrlht
tnoo n yenr uoil exrwiniin ilellntte, Ni'iinfldv. no
more, no lenii KHlnry. Monthly 175. Iti-f.-roix-od.
Enolo ("l(-lir.'mot ttumiied enwlone, Hor-
v, 1 r.lPUFTl, 11
sori K. un, I'rvsv, ivpj, V, rh
l.
Circuit Court Proceedings
, April term, 'U0,
. ' LAW.
J. W. Smith v G. U. Morrill Con
tinued for term. .
W; L. Ellwood v J. W. Milgulre et al
Verdict for plu in sum of $3208.81).
11 F Merrill v J K FUxwatcr -dis
initted without prejudice or stipulation
; J W Smith v E U Frum continued
J KFit atr vt C S Hale et al set.
tied and dismissed.
Coffin Brut, v Pope Catlin default
and judgement. "
Jacol)ten Mutto Co, v O II Fortna
settled and ditmltsed,
E O McCov VI J A Smith Kittled ami
uismisseu.
li E Been et al vt John Mikkalo
continued. '
W I Elwood vt J W Magnlre-judg-
ment on verdict $32(!8 8U.
Gurley k Dobynt vt Q SchlHiDg
judgement for deft.
O N Denny va A J Cochran Judge
ment for pllr. .
A Greiuer et al vi John Fortna con
tinued a per stipulation,
Blalock Fruit Farm v Sraead Fruit
Co. et fur trial first day of next term
EQUITY.
XV W Steiwer v Cbloey Morri et at
confirmation granted. ' ,
Jesse O Lewi et al vt Joseph Fritaell
dm tried in oiteo court snd taken un
dr advisement.
Oregon Mort. Co. vi Emma Col et a
confirmation granted.
A Smyth vt C II Morrison et al
confirmation granted.
8 G Hawion vi 80 Smith con Or ma'
tion granted. , v
J Gurney Fowler et al v Frank Moni
ker confirmation granted.
American Mort. Co. vt Wm A Krom
default and decree granted, ' ;
Present: W. L. Bradshaw, Judge;
. A. Bayne, District Attorney.
Attorney present 1 W. H. Wilson,
II. S. Wilton, Th Dalles; O. N. Dennv,
Portland i II. H. Hendricks, Rob-
hint, ol Fossil : C. J. Bright, of Wasco;
8. A. D. Gurtev, W. II. Dobyns. of Ar
lington; L W Darling, Sam E. Van
Vector, Jay Bowerman, Condon.
Bailiffs: Court bailiff G. L. Neal ;
grand jury bailiff II. C Strickland ; jury
bailiff, Godfrer Schilling..
Grand jury; W. B. Smith, B. T. Snell
W. 8, Phillip, Joe Budd. A. W. Shar-
rtrd, W. II. Colwsll, C. J. Stahl.
It G Roblnton vi tho Arlington Wat
er Co, dismissed.
Geo Hurdle v David Spaolding con
tinued as per stipulation.
F 11 Jeffers v Geo B Kinttley confir
mation granted.
Henry Barnhart v Eiitabeth Bam-
hart divorce granted.
O 8 Ebi v li C Coudon et al contin
ued. ' "
A G Ogilvire Rorc Ogilvie $250 al
lowed deft. alimony and DSDufnr
ppoiuted to take and report testimony.
W C Caldwell v A W Armstrong-
motion to strike out part of complaint
argued and tubniitted to court.
ColDn Bro v W A Testerman mo
tion to opeu op decree argued and sub
mitted
CRIMINAL.
Stat v O S Munger indictment,
telling liquor without license continu
ed for term. '
Slate ( Cba Nelson not a true bill.
State vs M E Tobin and 11 Cline not
a true bill.
StatevsOlho Ward not a true bill.
CLEM.
E. P. Weir, who wai severely Injured
near here in a ronaway Sunday ia rett
ing comfortably,
: Mcl'lierson Bro. had to (top plowing
last week on account of their horns
having distemper.
' C. A. Danneman It busy farming.
Some of our bacbelort find attraction
at the Butte. . -
Jacob Larek It thinking ot going to
tome coast stream to ttart a taliuon
hatchery.
; LOST VALLEY.
Lotion Tolerwent to Fottii Sunday
on Dullness, f, , , ' . -
Chaa. Fredinburg, a traveling minis
ter passed through this plac en rout
to Lon Rock. ...,.,,.,.,
Sam Jonca hH returned from the
eonnty eat where he hai been transact
ing bntinest for several days.
Jos. Frixxell and wife went over to the
county teat last week. Mrt. Friztell
remained with her daughter who, we
learn, la very ill, -
J. W. Adams, of Milton, was a visitor
bete last Saturday. He is a brother-in-law
ot James H run 11 11 and . wa here
looking at tli country with a view to
locating.
OLEX.
Mr. Snell has bought lot in Olex and
will have a dwelling erected soon.
' Rev. Miller, of Arlington, preached, in
the M. E. church Sunday morning.
A large drove ot beef cattle owned bv
Giluian Bros, pussed through Olex
Sunday.
Mrt Cooke and daughter returned last
week alter teveal day't viiit with Ar
lington friends.
Mist Harrington, of Monmouth, came
upon Sun. ley's stage to take charge of
the Buuker Hill cherubt.
The. excavating for the new store is
nearly completed and the building will
noon lie under headway at must ut the
material it 011 the ground.
The past week of warm weather ha
caused the creek to raiee so much that
our plow boys run ooutdderabl risk in
going to and from thuir work.
A ball will he given In the Olex hall
Friday night April proceed to be
nxed to purchase an organ tor the Itxlges.
Every one Invited to come and bring
your girl.
J, P. Thomas has purchased lota at
lower end of Philadelphia St. and savs
he is going to build a barn. From the
amount of lumber stacked mound, we
should Jiidgo' it was to lie a gne livery
stable to bu run In opposition to 11. D.
Randall. .
HELLO THERE, WHERE
ARE YOU GOING?
' ''Up to Compton fc George's to' buj our Spring Good.
; They are the choapoBt firm I have mot with in ; Gilliam
. county. Their lino of Ladioa' OverakirU and Shirt WuiBta
in immenBe and also their lino of Ladies,' Gent' andChil
dren' Shoes is the best and , most complete in Gilliam ,
County." ", ' ' .. . .. ... , ;
The attention of the ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to
our line of Summer Goods Send for famplee; you'll he sure
to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes.
ttSCall and see us of write for what you want. grT
nnnnnrnii n rkmrxm-
UUIVinUil UtUHUt ARUHCTOH, PR.
Do You Wear Pants
coat and vest, in other words a. "suit"? We take iit for " "
granted you do and also that you prefer to buy clothing
that combines eleganct with service and at a moderate cost.
We therefore invite you to call and inspect our new stock ,
of FIXE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING which are the
best values for the money ever offered in this section.
: igxr suits 4.so to $13.50, fok cash.; m:'
We sell for CASII and our prices are EYE OPENERS. , ':
P. H. STEPHENSON.
Fresh Candies and Nuts
New line Canned Goods
Choice Reading Matter
j 50c Novels for 30c
25o Novels for 20c j
Only First-class Goods Sold
JOHN JACKSON.
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL,
CONDON, ORECOH.
MILLER "THE REGULATOR."
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 : : CONDON, : OR
T. G. JOHNSON, '
.PROPRIETOR OP.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
trge flew 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.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
This popular hostelry baa been
thoroughly renovated and !h now
prepared to cuter to the wants of
the traveling public in an op-to-date
manner. . :
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a firat-claus
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
Proprietor:
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 0L0 RELIABLE RECULATOR. : C V .
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON. OR.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
NOW OWNERS OF, AND OPERATING
THE BRICK WAREHOUSEARLINGTON. OR.
. GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Lime, Cement, Sulphur, Wool
and Grain Sacks for Sale. ' '
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc.
Advances Made.
Mark Your
Car B. Q
Oooda
Co.
ARLINGTON,
OREGON.
WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAINS GALL ON
-AL. HENSHAVvW
He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and
more coming on every train.
Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Paints.
Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, .House Lining.
.Stoves, Btove-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,
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.
D. M. RINEHART,
PROPRIETO
LIVE RY & FEE D BARN.
Good Rigs for Hire. ;
Careful Attention to stock.
Comer Spring and Church Streets.,
Condon
Oregon.;
p. H AM,
LONE ROCK, ORE.,
, DEALER IN'
General Merchandise
. ? ' AT SUCH LOW
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
CET MY PRICES BEFORE- CCINC TO THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU.
DUNN BROS.
j Will take pleasure in showing you their stock of
Gen '1 Merchandise.
Condon,
Oregon.
HARRY HALSTEAD,
. nnirp im
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 aud
. dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST-OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, - - - - - - - OREGON
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAN LEBOUS, 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.
T. C. Earhart,
8. V, Moor,
CALL AT THE. .
Summit Safoon,
givPCT nPAp.c "Tir,, '
' Uir?es, " Ijquors , arjd Qars.
FAr BILLIARD AMD POOL TABLE .V CONNECTION. -
EARHART & MOORE, Prop'rs.
CONDON,
ORE.
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