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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1899)
f1& THE COtlDOll CLOBL THUI UR8DAV, Juno I, 1800. NOTICE. Tho ytfurty iralwaMtUoii t) tli(liaK In Vf .$3, II 1W III KdVAIIIH). it nut fltll lit tMlVHIIfil! $2 will be islmtKml, A lMmull uiitrk .round tiiU tintli' liiillcntvi lliNt your ntriUmi hMv lilrutl. l'lu rwnew iiri.m I'tly. t LOCAL NEWS. Tuemlay u Memorial l)ny. Mini Ditloy Dawning returned to Fos- 11 Montlny. Mr, 0. V. Hhliinlmit riilunidil from Lout VIIy on Moiulny, Dr. Khr, of imnU, wn In (own Satur day on rofeHioinl buHluein. Muyor Dunn wont to Arlington Sun day on baaltiM trip. Moar llryaon, of I'urtliiml, anil May be, of Arlington, "Htiiit Humlay In Con don. '.' ' Mr, M. A. Ilnlillng, nf Minnesota fms ol llirongli Mnniluy, enroute to Fossil lnr Him will rlilo. Tli llfipnorTlmi ropnrU a iover hitllitorui Ht that place on Tuonduy own ing of liwt week. . . During the lioavy , tliumlor utorni lant wok,' t4'uing klllod four of (JoorgH Uibliuira work liorwt near Mayvllla. HIirrlnT'Mnitnckv of Morrow County, tiHM goiiH to Imllanapolla I iid. for modi ml treatment. Uli life It aluioitt dcipalr d of. Mr. and Mra. John Btltt wr In (own Friday evening attending Hie aunt-art In wlilcb Mn. Btitt waa on of the perform er. 1 '' - ""7 Dnnn llroa. have told thulr MM) clip of wool for bin cent per pound, Their 'OA clip Iim been ihipped to lloeton but la not yet aold. Fill op on itrewberriee and Ice cream next Saturday evening , at Armory hall and be happy. Social for benefit of Catholic church. JameiM. Drown hai been enduring from a eevere attack of pneuiuonia for (he pant week, but at thle writing we are plceted to itate, he I Improving. BherlfTWUcoi received a now wheel (he other day and haiqnit walking. He lay If bit wind would only hold out he would toot) become a long distance rider. , Dr Luna waa called to Clem Saturday, to tee a brother of C. V. Wetter who U there from Wathington on a vUlt. The gviTtftman wat ecrlouely 111 but wan better when the doctor loft hitn. Mra Kllxabeth Slater hat been very 111 (or teveral dayt it liar home lu thlt city, tufToiing from a violent attack of Inllam moiory rheumalltiu and heart failure. Her recovery Itcontldored very doubtful, A tpirlted horse race wat pullud oil Sunday afternoon between Uundle l'aliuer't black mare and Winnie Keixur't brown hone, for t-VOO a tide. The race wu a clone one, the brown wiuuing by bait a neck. The Lad let of the Baptist church will give an Ice Cream Social lu the Armory hall Saturday evening June 24th 1800. All are cordially Invited to attend. I'ro cevdt will go toward building a church at Condon. 12 d 15 Kattern Oregon It getting plenty of good warm thowert lately and the wheat it making rapid irrowth, The farmer are feeling Jubilant in conaequeiico and contidor proctt for a heavy crop c cedingly promising. Minor & Co. the well known firm of lleppner merchant!, have taken a big apace in the (iuwi advertising column and have it filled with Interesting matter concerning their grocery and hardware departmenu. It will pay you to read it. The 1 louder h Haloct Mfg. Co., of Stockton, California, employ a force of 120 men and are working day and night, ruthlng ahlpmentt of their Combined llarvettert to California polntt In order to make room for (heir Two Wheel Sld Hill machinet for the Oregon and Waah inuton trade. The dumand for (heir machine! (hit teaton, tliowt (ho pop ularity of the Celebrated Hulnee-lloueer Combined llarvettert. E. Y.Judd. of Hartford Conn., the well known wool man, who It a heavy etock bolder In Tondloton Woolen mills, it of the opinion that the price of wool wiUjUvauce a little, and that Lantern Oregon wool growert will tell this year without. holding for higher prices at thev did a year ago. Those who held latt year loet two or three centt a pound and be thlnka they will not with to again try the ei peri men t. The Foisll Journal chargot that the Gilliam county write-up in the Arling ton Record's apecial edition wat ttolen bodily from the New Year't Orogonlan, the original article bnlng writton for the Orogonlan by the editor of the Journal. Those fullowt Kltttlor A McDermott vwould better iteer clear of the Record office In the future or Brother Maxwell it apt to "pi (holr formi" with a "thoot Ing ttlck" loaded with "00 point tings" for ao Imposing on him. Wo don't know Klttler A McDermott, but we do know the country it full of traveling advertising faklrt who gull tlio people of almost every town they ttrike. The ooncert given by mombert of the Congregational choir at Armory hull last Friday evening wat highly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. The program consisted of cloven choice telectloni, from tho boat known compos ert, and waa rendered In a highly iirtia- jp manner. The appruulutiou ofcluaul- cat niuaio uy a uonaon nuuiunue, wub evidenced by the nuinerout and hearty enooret given, tlie poriormort during (he evening, It would be unfair to give etpooial pralte to any of the performer without mentioning all, as every num ber wat recleved with the heartieut on thoataam. The concert was wllhoo( doubt the nioNt inciwaaful niTuir of the kind ever given In Condon. urn Uonnolly lint told hit wool at Arlington for a' centt per pound. v The Hiilii'Dolin wool crop hat' boon sold tit the corral to u well known buyer lor Hy ufiili per pound. It. 10. Smith mid floury Crans, two of Arlington' lHt known dti.ens wore Condon vinltort during the week. . J. (1. StoveiiHoii 'returned from Wheel er county on Tuetday, where he him been buying tome heavy draft horaet, (u'orge Kletcher again started for Uiiirulo lliimn hint Saturday and at he swore he'd not stop in Aillngton, thi tl inu, we premium he hut rt-uclied the Hump erethi. " 1 ' ' ' - Tho ladle of the Catholic chnreh will give a Strawberry and Ice t'ruuui festi val, In Armory hull, on Saturday even ing, June 3rd, 18(H). A cordial Invita tion Is extended to all to be present And assist a worthy cause, Proceeds for the bonetit of tho church. '' The Uloiik ncknowledgDt receipt of coinpllnieiitury tickets to the Greater American E position to be held at Omaha Nch. from July lotto November lul. If the nittnuguiiient will kindly attend to tho transportation and Inci dental expenses we will make an efl'ort to grace the occasion with our presence, Mrs. II. 0. Strickland storied for Cortland yesterday with her little daugh ter Haasel who has been a u lie re r from bone disease for almoHt a year. She will 1 placed In a hospital for treatment, Mrs. II. N. Fnuer who accom panled them expects to remain In tho valley for about a month visiting friends and relatives. Fred Karle drifted Into town a few days ago and on Tuesday of lust week be accumulated such a One Jug that the marshal found It necessary to run him In. Next morning he was taken More Judge Tutoni who with that bland smile of his, astetsed Fred (o.OOsnd trimmings which he paid. C. O. I'ortwood hat resigned bit posi tion with Dunn Bros, and will, 'after a business trip to 1'orland and vicinity, spend tome time getting acquainted with the neighbors down at hit ranch in Ferrv Canyon. Mr. l'ortwocd has many friends in Condon who will regret to see him leave tows, all of whom will hope that his absence will not be permanent. John Jackson returned from Portland Monday, - While In the metropolis John nut hlmaelf In the hands .of a skillful artist and had an excellent reproduction of himself made in hronxe. Only the head and features are shown as John did not want to bo accused of getting on a bust" while in Portland. This work j of art It on e hi lit lot! at Mr. Jackson's store and If you do not say that the re- seinblanee is striking you will bo ex pected to sol op the cignrt. Attorneys Sam I'. Van Vector and Jay ilowerman, returned from their trip to Canyon City on Tuesday, where the former gentleman ' was retained In the defense of Dick Hinkle, who was charg ed with complicity In the murder of Geo. A. Scott in 1895. Mr. Van Vector was tucvensful in acquitting hit client, the jury bringing In a verdict of acquittal In just 3o minutes. Van and Jay bad the ppearauce of a couple of veterans just out of a wet aeason campaign in the Phillippinos, wheu they drove lutotown, and the big stories they told about the mud in Wheeler county was reluctantly believed by their friends because of the corroborative evidence furnished by their clothes. On account of lack of space In which to do tho subject jimtice we will defer any mention of Van's whiskers until next week. A Fire Company Needod. Now that Condon baa a good water tystein the next thing in order It for tho citixent to organize a Are company. We have a good water supply, plenty of hose etc, but if a Ore should break out tomorrow we would find ourselves sadly hampered because of the lack of organ isation. The fire hose is acattercd all over town in different placet and there it perhaps not ono man in town, besides the marshal, who knowa where all of it it kept. More than thlt thero are doubt less but few persons in town who on derstand how to connect the hose, turn on the water, or do many other things which would be of prime importance In case of fire We need organization and discipline along this line and no time should bo lout in getting to work. The city council should take this matter np at its next meeting and take such action at may be nocessary to Insure tho early organisation of a company. ' Every cltl sen should agitate this question and In siston an early organisation, lor upon it may depend the safety of every borne and every business Interest In Condon, Caught On a Shaft Little Ruth llalstead, the six year old daughter of Herbert llalstead, of Lost Valley, while playing In her father's saw mill hut Saturday, met wilt an ac cident which might have cost her tier lifo. A rapidly revolving shaft caught the child'B clothing and whirled her around at a great rato nntil the clothing finally gave way and released her. 1 for tun-bonnet waa tied around hor neck and was twisted ao tihtly that sho was almost choked to death when help reach ed her. Ktronco to say beyond a few brulsea she was not seriously Injured and next morning was not much the worse for hor thrilling experience. School Report Report of school district No. 88, for the month ending May 20 181)0 1 . Thoso averaging 00 and above are: dusslo Wester, Purtih Dodson, Alice Dodaon, Koy Nondol and Kenneth Web shons. Those averaging 80 and above are : Anna Wester, SlcMinn Dodaon, Marsh Wolshons, Francis Wester Grace and Byron Chamberlain. Those not absent or tardy during the mouth are: Sarah Dodaon, Anna Wester, and Francis Wester. , ' V, Fkun Oikttt, " ' . . ' Tcachor. ARLINGTON.- Measels are prevalent here now about 20 canes being reported. The river remains low, for this season, with gM)d prospects for a Hood, Wheat cornea in In targe quantities'. The price lias been about -PS cents, but not much ehungiug hands. . Several clips W wool have Iwen sold here lately at from 0 to 10 vents per pound, but the market is pot steady,, Decoration day was observed here with appropriuteVxcerelset, The bimi nvst hoUHes were closed during the day. J. W. Smith donated the line park, south of town, to the city a few days ago. ltconslHts of several acres of fine shade trees. Mr. Smith bus the thanks of our people for his handsome gilt. '..'. lfcim .Another Corrcponuont. - W, Lord made Ids asoeJ trip up from The Dalles, Saturday. lieorge Biggs has moved Into the resi dence just vacated by A. 0. Haweon. Mies Minerva Nea'l is confined to her homo on account of chicken pox. Frank ,ee the wool buyer from llep pner gave Arlington a call, Monday, Mr. and Mra. Dan Thomas returned from a trip through Klickitat County, Friday. " : ,; '' ..,;,: ' , . :., , Frank McKarland, a former Arlington Ian, wan shaking bauds witii old friends laat week. . ; The funeral of ' Arthur Weatherford was preached by Hev. U. C. Miller Sim day Ht 11 A. M. The sympathy of the whole community is with the bereaved family, hs ttiis is the fourth memln'r of the family to be taken away with that dread dineune, consumption, in a very short time. The young man was admir ed by all who knew him, for hit upright and pleasant disposition, , . LOST VALLEY. Dr. Honery Pick of New York, was in this vlcimtv on Monday: Jamet Cameron paid Lost Valley a vlxit on Monday while enroote to the mountain with bis sheep. Tho last sheep shearing for this season in the Trail-Fork diatrict was done Wed nesday at Alex Hardie's place. Henery Bott came over from Wine land's mill on Monday to assist Mr. llalstead while running the platu-r. Several waterspouts struck in different places In this vicinity during the storm that paased over on lat Wednesday. However no great damage has been re ported. ' AI Smith has moved his family from near A. A. Anderson's place to the Burgeat Mungor place tor the summer. He will take James Cameron's sheep to the tutnmer range In the mountains. Fred Cornet t from near Condon, and Will llardie were here this week start ing to drive J, K. Fitzwater'a sheep to llcpimer whence they will ship to Hie summit of the Hockies within a short distance of the Wyoming line their desti nation. PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES. The undersigned will offer for sale, at public auction, at Johnion's corral, in Condon, Oregon, on . . FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1899, the well known Armstrong band of horses, consisting of about 100 head of mares and geldings, weighing from 800 to 1300 pounds, including some ex cellent driving, draft and saddle borees. Terms of sale : A credit of six months will be given on all approved accounts over (10, or 5 per cent discount for cash. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m., aharp. C. F. ARMSTRONG HEAVY HORSES FOR SALE. The undersigned will sell 25 bead of good heavy draft horses, at private tale, at his ranch 9 . miles northwest of Condon, at" reasonable prices for cash. Animals wilt be sold unbroken or will bo broken to work as purchaser may prefer. This is an excellent opportuntiy to se cure good heavy harvest teams. Call and see them. J. C. STEVENSON. JU. 8. K. LfNA PHYSICIAN. !ajr or night eat I promptly annVercil. OHlce, frout room over Stfphonwn's rtore, CONDON - - - "- .OREGON Purely Business. Fine line of wall paper for season of '09 at W, A. Darling's. Trices cannot be duplicated this side of Chicago. ' U. L. Neal, the well known auction ccr, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to tiia caro. If you have property to sell consult him 12lf. W. A. Darling has just received a fine lino of wall papers direct from Chicago. The patterns are .stylish and up-to-date and the prices can not be duplicated this side of Chicago, Taper bung in workmanlike manner. tf Fob 8ai, 160 acres of good wheat land, deeded and fenced, 12 miles from Condon. 70 acres under cultivation. Fine well of water, good house nturbnrn, young orchard of 100 fruit treea. Trice f750. For terms and particulars call on or address,- Tub Oi.ohk, Condon, Or. WASTKD-SKVKR.VI. TIU'STWOIITH Y PKI4 Bonn tu thU ditto to mtimicti our hunt hoar In tliolrxiwn ami neiiiliy couutUm. It Is inutuly oltli'O work oonilui'twl nt home. Stilnry KtralKlit Iihhi n yt'.ir HU'l oximuixi'. di'tlnitis bouall.ks no mow, no U'i8 HnUtry. Monthly $7.". Kclvroin'i'd. Kiu los WI-iuMri.'itHtitl tniHH''t envt'lopo, Hur bort K. 1K, l'rHU, lt'it, M. Uileiitfo, IU. ACTIVK 80MCITOK3 WANTKI) KVKUV wlniiv tor "tlm itoiy of tint I'lillhuitno." hy Muritt IlitlKU'tiil, coimuiKtt'.omyl nytnilov erumont an OiHciul llUtovUu to tho Wur Oo imUHioiit. Tho book whh wrttton In nnny ciimim nt Kmi Krtinnltu'K. on tho Pimlilo with tlvnerul M.'rrk in hiiilliiU t Honolulu, lu Hong Konu, lu tho AnuH'Uiiii tri'in'lit ut Mtmlltk lu th (nnunront umtin with AirtihiHltto, on tho doi'll oitliv Olympiii Willi Dvwoy, noil in thu roiir ol bHltlo nt tho fall nf Munlln. Hoiuiu.h for nuoiita. llrhufiilof orluluul pii'tnivH lnki'i by KovKiuint'iit iluili)Ki iK on tliu Boot, lirm; hook. Ijiw Jirlcpn. llh( joollto. l ivlijht (will t'ruillt; Klvnn. Iirop all Inuliy unoilwliil wnr hookH. tinltU frw. Adilriwn C. T. Hurbvr Soo'y, sur 1iiuiiicb ltlil., Chlwi!o, 111, , Suboorilio for lho.Gx.oDK. $1.50 HELLO THERE, WHERE 1S;-iRE;YQU'G6lNG? 'Uy to Compton & Gcdrge's to buy our Spring Gooda. They are tho cheapest firm I have uiet with, in Gilliam county. Their line of Ladies' Overskirts and Shirt Waists is immense and aluo their line of Ladies,' Gente' and Chil dren's Shoes is tho beat and most complete in Gilliam . County." : ,, "' ' . . The attention of the ladies of'ondun and vicinity is invited to our line of Summer Goods. Bend for camples; you'll he sure , to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & CVs. Fine Dress Shoes. fiyCall and see us or write for what you want.J-JJ GOMPTON & GEORGE abukctoh, 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 buy clothing that combines elegance with service and at a moderate test 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 sectioo. gT SUITS $4.50 TO $13.50, FOR CASH. Jgj We sell for CASH and our prices are EYE OPENERS. P. H. STEPHENSON. Bananas, Lemons, - Oranges, Fresh Each Week, at Jackson's. Agt. for Fowler Bros. Tailoring House. Clothing Cleaned, Pressed and Mended. 'JOHN JAGKSOHS COHFECTIOHERY, ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL, CONDON, flncCSM- MILLER "THE REGULATOR." THAT'S THE PLACE TO TRADE. Wo 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. Balfour, Guthrie & Co. NOW OWNERS OF. AND OPERATING THE BRICK WAREHOUSE, ARLINGTON, 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. Mark Your Goods Care B. G. & Co. ARLINGTON, WHEN LOOKING FOR BARGAINS CALL' OH --w-AL. HENSHAW- He has a complete Btock of the following goods on hand and more coming on every train. Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter's Tools, Taints. Blankets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining. Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glass, Crockery. Trunks, Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods. Remember! lie will order anything, not kept in stock, on abort notice. J. H. PUTNAM, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Gent'fl Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furnishings, Neckwear etc. Mitchell Wagons and all kinds of Vehicles Cheap. Call and see me, Fossil CHARLES HABESOHH BRICK and STONE MASON, . Plasterer Cement Work a Specialty. All work attended to promptly and satisfaction Guaranteed. Condon - Advances Made. OREGON. Oregon. and Flue Builder. - - Oregon. Spring Goods Rolling in by Every Freight Team. Too Busy To Write "Ads." Call and See Us. S. B. BARKER. Condon, - - Oregon. I SELLER Side-sacldles AT FROM E '$0.OO up. "Best in the World for the Money" is "no josh" J. F. Reisacher, New Masonic Building : : CONDON, : OR. T. G. JOHNSON, .PROPRIETOR OF Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large Xew Barn on North Main Street, ' , Condon, - - Oregon. HAY AND' GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD. CIIABGES VERlf KEAHOSABJ.R. . First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates, v. A ehare of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Stop at . The CONDON HOTEL. WRS. SAMADDOCK, P. Iv. LONE ROCK, ORE., DEALER IN , General Merchandise ,Mur SUCH LOWwi PRICES THAT VILL ASTONISH YOU. CET MY PRICES EEFORE CC!NC TO DUNN BROS. Will take pleasure in Gen'l Merchandise. Condon, ARLll!GT8li8AL00N, JEAN LEBQUS, PROP. Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars. Billiard ai)d pool Sables. First-class Goods Our Pride. Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught. Main St., : Condon, Oregon. T. O. Earhart, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, Ofl&FOR FINEST Uiijes, Ljquors ai)d Qars. FIXE MILLIARD AJSD POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. EARHART & MOORE, CONDON, D. M. RINEHART, WPROPmETOR!&- LIVERY & FEED BARN. Good Rigs for Hire. Careful Attention to stock. comer Spring and Church Streets... i Condon 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-clasa ( hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. Proprietor. HAM, THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU. showing you their stock of Oregon. S. V. Moor. BRANDS OF Prop'rs. ORE. Oregon. 1
