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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE. THURSDAY. Jun B, 1800. Tht yss.rlysnlMorlptlimlotlioOi.OH Is $1.80, if itltl lit ndvniioo. If not piild In lvunu 92 will tw (liarxt, A )iuntl murk nroiitnl Oils liutlc. InillcHivi thut yuur aiiUurlitluH biwi plrnd. CIiium rvuuw mmilly. LOCAL N1SWS. Dr. Bui ley MlTiiusday tor Suloui. O. O. PorUooil lull lot Portland Mon tly morning nn ft business, trip, ' Mri. blutur wat U'portod butter yea' . tardily. Jim Brown who lim ten down with pneumonia, li In proving. Mrt, Dun and Smith Frnnnh, the wpII known Imnkum of Tho Dnllus, worn in lown yrtipruny, J. K. FiuwHtiir mill 8. 15. and lwli Itnrkur will nlilp 24 cart of licp (rom Iluppimr to Wyoming about the 13th IllNt. Ujo I Hut big d of Cundon'i big elu gitnt 4th-o(-July culabratlou and tlion gut out and whoop 'r up. Llvoly now . L)t. No foolln'. 0. F. Armstrong wlshns ns to state tliHttho hor milx ho hmi advertised for tomorrow (Prldnv) will bo held kg pur tilll.. Ainf ruiHirU to the) contrary sr. Utterly fMlro. Th Gitth'illu l.iliui doiiro to tlmnk lb public gmrully for lliulr liber.! put ri'imgfl Mt tli Htr.wlwrry lociiil but Hut urday veiling. Tho receipts of ttia even log were most gratifying. The second Oregon regiment, now in Manila, Uetpeotod to embark In a few daye (or the Journey home. They will ail direct to Portland where they will be mustered out. A party of young people drove over to Fossil last Sunday on pleasure trip and returned the tame evening. They all report a pluatant time at the Wheel er county metropolis and lota of fun on the road going and coming. Rev. Swift, of the Christian chnrch bold tervlcet In Armory hall Sunday morning and afternoon. Itatween the two tervlwt the congregation enjoyed a basket dinner and an hour or to of social enjoyment In the hall. The Ladies of the Baptist chnrch will give an Ice Cream Social in the Armory hall Saturday evening June 24th 181W. All are cordially Invited to attend. Pro ceeds will go towards buildlug a church at Condon. 12 d 15 J, M. Cameron, Mrs. T. (J. Johnson, Mrs. Al llenshaw and Mrs. Howard Tobey loft for Portland Monday morning where the ladletgo to attend the Grand Chapter, O. K. S, Mr. Cameron goes at a delegate to the Masonic Grand Lodge. A New York woman aimed a revolver at a girl on a roof and killed a boy landing twenty feet away from her own left tide. Thlt shows that It It not ab solutely necessary to be bock of a wo man to be bit when she throa t things. Ti met-M oa n ta I neer . Porto Rico It nearly (our timet at largo at Rhode Islaud; so that In course of time, when apolitical ealgoncy such at the salvation of the nation shall re quire, the Island will be good (or eight seals In the United Btaios senate. Tiiuet-Mountalueer, 'Squire Wilkinson Whilo, of Trail Fork, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Stephenson lor a fow jlayt the first of the week. Mr. White It as bale and jolly an old gentleman at ever left the Queen's dominions. He has almost en tirely recovored from the effects of bis (all last winter although bis left arm it till a little stiff The Prlneville Journal It authority lor the statement that the cause r.f to much alfalfa being, killed out this spring It not the bard winter, at many tuppote, but a email white worm about half an inch long with a brownish head. The worm attacks the plant jutt below the aurface of the ground and eata oat the heart of the root to a depth of 8 or 10 Inchea. A. II. Wilhrow through bit attorney Leeds, of Portland, hat brought mil agalntt the city of Arlington for $7,500 (or (alee Imprisonment and 800 damages, The cate grew oat of tbe enforcement of a city ordinance authorising the collection of a license, by the city from peddlcrt tUlondort etc. Withrow refused to pay the license and was arrested and put in jail. The case will be watched with h intercut by other Incorporated towki in the state that have adopted tlmilar ordinances. Sheep Killed. A report (rom Long Creek tayt that band of trail theep belonging to Rob ert Foster was shot Into near Slide creek and about 2 00 bead were killed. Foster bouiht hit sheep (rom J. W, Blake who bad bought most of them In thlt County. piayBall. A challenge . was received by tome of our local tportt Tuotday (rom tbe fossil ball team to play a match game next Sunday either at this place or at Fossil. The challenge was accented and the Fos sil boys were Invited to coma here and test their prowess on the diamond. Ar rangements are being made (or receiving the visitors, the band will be oat and a fine dinner will be served at the Condon hotel. No Scab Among Gilliam Sheep Stock Inspector R. M. Johnson writes l lim Gloiih that he has flnlshod the work county and finds thorn all free from tcab. This It a good showing for the county nnd speaks well (or tho enre exer cised by the Inspector and owners in the past. Mr. Johnson bat Ins pec tod 153, 200 boad of sheop belonging In Gilliam county thin spring. The Glorious Fourth. A mass meeting of thocillont of Con don was held In Armory hall lust Fridny uvnnlng to innke nrrangouients lor n proper obsurvanca of Independence Day. II, N. Kramer presided at the meeting ami nuwnrj jmnn anted as secretary, fly a unanimous vote tho meeting decided to celebrate with a big U. On motion the chulr was authorized to appoint an executive committee of three to take charge of the celebration Mayor Dunn, P. II. Stephenson and 8. II. llurker were appointed on this committee. Saturday morning a solicit ing coinmiUefl of C. 0. Pot two id and Jean Lch.iui, waited on the business men am) an ample amount was siieedily donated to defray the necessary ex (tenses of the oulebrutiun. Following Is a lint of the coin in i tttict appointed by tho executive committee: Program 8. A. Pattlson, W. L. Wil cox, Mrs. ReUaehor, Mrs. P. ll.Suphen son, John Jackson, Hull and Grounds Urlt White, M. O. Clark, Sam K. Van Vactor. Decoration II. N. Fruiter, Mrs, Hon shaw, Jay llowerinim, Mary Maddock, Win. Duulap, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs.O. 0. Wilson, Miss Lulu Keixnr, Miss Grace llalding, Mrs. W. A. Darling, Miss Birdie llenshaw, Music Mrs. S. A. Pattlson, 0. 0, Portwood, Mrs. M. O. Clark, Mrs. 8. U. Barker, J. F. Relsacher. Sports W. L. Wilcox, T. G. Karhart Chits. Pinkham, John Jackson, P. 11. Stephenson, Dance 0.0. Portwood, Urlt White, 0. 8. Palmor. 11. N. Fraxer. J. F. Rels acher. Advertising 8. A. Pattlson, enbjoct to approval of executive committee. Fire works Edward Dunn, S. B. Darker, P, II. Stephenson. Ths executive committee Invites sealed bid for stand privelege on the grounds, privelege to be let to highest bidder. Lodged In Jail Marshal J. A. Pound, of Arlington, brought Joe Matuey out (row that city Sunday and lodged hi in In the county jail to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of lewd co-habitation. The woman In tbe case wat an unfortunate female resident of Arlington' "tender- loiu" district who disappeared vory mys teriously a (ew days ago and is supposed to have drowned herself in the Columbia. Another woman of the tamo quarter, at tempted suicide by shooting borself last Friday night, the ball pastil ng just below the heart. She Is in a precarious condi tion. Railroad Rumors W. J. Mariner and J. A. Smith, of Malock, N. (1. llialock, of Walla Walla, nd S. McCalw, an en.tern railroad man, were In town last Friday night having driven through from Pendleton by pri vate conveyance. The gentlemen were not very communicative as to the object of their trip, but it It understood here that they are looking into the pros nnd cons of a railroad proposition, the object of which will be to tap Condon, and the rich whe tt belt adjicont theroto. If built, the road will lie a part of the proposed boat line and portage railway system of transportation on the Colum bia river, and will 1m one of the most important (coders ol that system. There appears to be a good prospect that the transportation question, (or this section of Gilliam county, it getting in good shape (or a speedy solution. Telephone a Sure Go. We understand the Inland Telophone Co, has at last decided to build a line from Arlington to Condon and work will begin within the next 80 days. There has been so many bitches and delays in this telophone business in the last few years that the people will feel more as surance of having a line after work bas actually commenced, but we all hope that the report is well founded. It It likely the line will be continued from thit place to Fossil during tbe summer. Since the above wat put In type May or Dunn inforbit at that a letter bat been received (rom C. B. Hopkins, gen eral manager of tbe Inland Telophone Co., notifying the city council that work will commence on the Hue as soon as a franchise Is granted by the city of Con don, permitting the building of a line within the Incorporation. The letter states that the Hue will be continued to Fossil during tbe summer. Hymenlal Curl-Hardle. (Communicated.) It was a merry partv, numbering over 00 persona from ail parts, (tbe Scotch element predominating) that assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ilardie, on Trail Fork, on Friday, June 2, 1800, In honor of, and to assist at the marriage of their youngest daughter, Ada White Ilardie, to VVllbcr Curl. The bride received many valuable presents among which were noticed the following: Rugs and wool bed, Mrt. A. D. Ilar die; luce curtains and counterpane, Miss Ilardie: blankets, Mrs. A. L. Duthle: towels, Miss Duthle; bronxe clock, Mrt. Frixxell; table-cloth and counterpane, Mrt. and Mitt Whyte; loweit ana counts, Misses Mary, Maggie and L. Whyte; luce curtains, Mr. and Mrt. John Dysart; silver salt and pep per shakes, Mrs. Armstrong; glass set, Kir. and Mrt W. B. Ramsay; cow, Mrs. J. M. Curl; silver bon-bon dish and spoon, Miss Maggie and Mr. Frank Muddockj silver fruit spoon and butter knife, Misses L. Ramanv and M. Myers; stand cover, Mr, and Mrs. G. Parrish ; suit and uennur shakes. M.'A. Parriah : A. D. Ilardie, f')0; George llurdio, $20; Joshua Ilardie, $20; Will Ilardie, $10; A. L. Dnthto, $6; J. Flndlay ; $5; J. Ed wards, $5; silver knives and forks, A. II. Duthie; clips and saucers, D. 11. Duthle; glass dishes, M. Frixxell: iron bedstead. John Jackson; cooking utenBlls, George Martin; rug, H, Campbell; silver nut ant, 0. A. Bimpsou, of Massachusetts; parlor lamp, VVm. Christie; silver tea spoons, C. C. Glascow ; silver tea spoons John Leslie ; toilet case, G. White. The bride looked really charming In a V line sua ureas, nouiiy aim urunuuuny trimmed with white silk luce, ribbon and orange blossoms, and the brldu's-muid, Miss Wbyte, was very tiretty in a snow white dress trimmed with white Ince. The groom was dressed in the usual con ventional stylo and his younger brother a'i.ei us uesiman. Tho ceremony, which was held In i hall specially erected for tho occasion was performed by Mr. Wilkinson White .i. f. in a manner ntting to the occasion. I he couple being "Joined" and conaratu latlons paKtted around the "wedding inarch" wan plnyed on the orgmi in a masterly fashion lv Mr. (i. Junklns. Alter a sumptuous repast served in good style, the dancing commenced in real earnexiaiid was kept up In with vim until an early hour next morning. A feature of the dance was the "Scotch dunces" gone through by the lliithlntid contingent, and It wat admitted by all present thai lor a real good "hoorin" time give them a "gold Scotch reel", Nouns wore tuna dtirimr the evenlnir bv Mrs. Armstrong, T. KiUards, G. Junhins, R. Jnnkins aud (. Martin. Music was supplied by G. Jnnkins (organ) and Win. Christie and W, Whitnev ( violins.) une and ell complimented Mr. and Mrs. Hurdle on the perfect arrange ments. A curious feature of this mar riage was the I net that it is exactly 45 years since tho bride's parents were mar ried In old Rattray, Scotland, on June 2 mo. PROPOSALS FOR HAULING. Hf-nlnd lilils will bn rwnlvud, at thl oflliw, un til MuinlHr, June U, "H, at mum, for tlm IiiiiiIIiik ni In.inx) lci-t ni liunlMir. ami Ju.lm nil In- tli'S, muni or Inns, from Arlliixlin to Condon, hNitlliiii to he tliine nn or IWnre I ilwluy. Jiina lH'Ci. Itlitlit riMwrvml In rejDPt any nr Hi) IjIiIh. Illiln aliiiulil tm niHrk'.'U "Hid for HmiiIiiiii." and addrusNod to, ThkOi.kk, i.onduii, Oregon. JK. 8. K. LI'S A PHYSICIAN. Day or nliflit calls promptly answered, Onicw, (runt room over Bteplietiwm's store, CONDON - - - - .OREGON. D It, 1. W. YUtiKL Specialist for Refraction and Defects of the Eye, Will Visit Coiiilon Krcrjr Three Months. Wiiii'h Local Column for I)ats. PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES. The nndorsigned will offer (or sale, at public auction, at Johnson's corral, in Condon, Oregon, on FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1899, the well known Armstrong band of borset, consisting of about 100 head of mares and geldings, weighing (rom 8UOtol300 pounds, including some ex cellent driving, di aft and saddle horses. Terms of sale ; A credit of tlx months will be given on all approved accounts over $10, or 5 per cent discount (or cash. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m., sharp. C. F. ARMSTRONG. HEAYY HORSES FOR SALE. The undersigned will aell 25 bead of good heavy draft borses, at private tale, at bit ranch 9 miles northwest of Condon, at reasonable prices for cash. Animals will be sold nnbroken or will be broken to work at purchaser may prefer. This It an excellent opportuniiy to se cure good heavy harvest teams. Call and tee them. J. G. STEVENSON. Purely Business. Fine line of wall paper (or season of '00 at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot be duplicated this side of Chicago, G. L. Neal, tho well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to hit caie. If you have property to sell consult him. 12t(. W. A. Darling baa just received a fine line of wall papers direct from Chicago. The patterns are stylish and up-to-date and the prioet can not be duplicated this side of Chicago. Paper hung in a workmanlike manner. tf For B.u.is 100 acres of good whett land, deeded and (onced, 12 miles from Condon. 70 acres under cultivation. Fine well of water, good house and barn, young orchard of 100 fruit trees. Price 700, For terms and particulars call on or address, Tint Gloub, Condon, Or. SHERIFF SALE. In the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon, tor (J 111 in in County. j, (iiirnrr rowierana w. J. isr, pminiin, vs. Frnnk Minikpr. M. Hi'11 Miinktim, hi. wife. TlinniHn Mslniuihy, L. U, KaUton ami Jon. Friiicii, notviumiiM. H virtue of an rxceiitlnn. decree snd order of tli, duly IshihhI nut ol and unilvr tlm ! of tltt t itvuit i.miri oi in Mnio 01 irviroii, tor me County of million, to m directed mid (luted the lt dy of Jui Isw, upon decree tor the toreCKMiirii oi n ihtlhiu moriKiw, ami jihiko mtMit rt'iidoriHl sml entered In mild Court on the in ilnv of Aurll. l.v.ni. in the above ant tied raiins. In favor of the l'lalulilfa and Kln.t the Defend ant, aa Inditment debtors, in the mi in of line ThoHMnd Three Hundred Klxty-oue and M-WO lMllum. with IntnrtMt thereon from tne Kith day of April, m, att'u- rateoi pignt percent per an- nntll, aim ine iiiriner .iiiu oi woo iiuimreu Ikillitra. as attoriev'. fees, and tho further .Mia of Twnty-nii Dollar., coat., ami Die coata of and upon till. Writ, and commanding me to make ante of the real properly embraced In such decree of forecbuure ana hereinafter described, 1 will, on BAU'RDAY, JULY a, 1899, at the hour of 3 o'loclc In the afternoon of said day, and al the (rout door ol the Comity Court Home, In Condon, million County. Dreeou, .ell at nubile miction to I lie hlulient bidder for cash III hand, all the right, title and Intercut which the defendant! Krank MHiikcra, M. Hell M tin kers, hi. wife. Thus. Malanophy, L. O. Kalston and Joaenh rrlsxell or either of them had on the Ink day of Amriint, 1MHV, the dale of tht niorUsKe forecloeed herein, or which auuh De fendant, or any of the Defeudiinta herein, have since ai qill ed.ornow have In and to Ihelol- lowina ucftcrtiieu real property, annate auu hcluu In milium Cotuitv. OreKon. to-wlt: Theaoiith eaat auarter ol section two (2) In Uiwnahlp number one (1) aoHth ol ranm nam ber iwenty oiie (il) east of the Willamette mer. idlan, containiiiK HU acre., Inclndlna all the trrlKiitliiK dllehe. and water rtxhl appertaining thereto, or no much of unlit property aa will satis fy aald Judgement aud decree, with eoata and accruing enata. . 8ald pmperly will be sold subject to confirma tion and redemption aa by law provided. Dated at Condon, Oregon, this llnd day of Junu, 1'J9. W. U Wilcox, BherllT of (lilllam County, Oregon. ACTIVE HOI.1C1TOUH WANTKD KVKRY where for "the story of tho 1'hlllppluus" hvMurat 1 1 n In toad, commlaatonmt bv the tlov- urmnont al oihciiil lllxtorliin to tho War De partment. The Ixmk was written in army campa at San Kmnclaeo. on the I'lieltln with (lenernl Merrlt In the hnapllala at Ilouolulit, In Hong Kong, In the -American trenches at Manila In the liiaurgent camps with Ainitntililo, on the deck of the Olvmnia with Dewey, and In tho roar of battle at the fall of Manila. niiaua for agents. Ilrlmtulof original iiicturea taken by government photnKrapora on the spot, targe book. 1)W prleea. Illg iirolll., freight paid Credit' given. Drop nil iriialiy iinnttlelal war book.. Onllit free. Address r, r. barber Bee y, Blur iiuuiance uuig., tuieago, in. GRAND CELEBRATION AT CONDON, ORE., July 4, 1899. Everybody, from far and near, is cordially invited to join in cele brating the 123rd birthday of American Independence. No trouble or expense will be spared to make this the biggest and best Celebration ever held in Gilliam county. PROGRAM OF THE DAY. National Salute, Sun-rise Triumphal Parade, 9am Patriotic Address, 1 0 a. m Dinner, Athletic Sports, Grand Pyrotech nic Display, Grand Ball, ATTRACTIONS: Soul-stirring Music. Brilliant Oratory, Inspiring Sports, Magnificent Fire-works, Grand Ball and a "Square Deal" to Everybody. FULL PROGRAM HELLO THERE, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? "Up to Corapton fe George'8 to buy our Spring Goods. They are the cheapest firm I have met with in Gilliam county. Their line of Indies' Overskirts and Shirt Waists is 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 ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to our line of Summer Goods. Send for samples; you'll be sure to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes. flrCall And see us or write for what you want, jy C0IV1PT0N & GEORGE arunc, or. T. Q. Ear hart. CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, .FOR FINEST Uiijcs, Ijquors and Qiars. FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION, EARHART & MOORE, CONDON, Bananas, Lemons, Fresh Each Week, at Jackson's. Agt. for Fowler Bros. Tailoring House. Clothing Cleaned, Pressed and Mended. JOHN JACKSON'S CONFECTIONERY, ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL, 12 m 2 p. m 8.30 p. m 9 p. m IN NEXT ISSUE. S. V. Moor. BRANDS OFJ Prop'rs. ORE. Oranges, CONDON, ORECON. Spring Goods Rolling in by Every Freight Team. Too Busy To Write "Ads." Call and See Us. S. B. BARKER. Condon, - - - - Oregon. I SELLSZE- Side-saddles AT FROM2 $6.00 up. "Best in the World for the Money" is "no josh" J. F Reisactier, New Masonic Building T. G. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR OP . . Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Large New Barn on Condon, - HAY AND GRAIN CHABOKH VERY RKAHOKABLB. First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates. A share of the public patronage is reapectr'ully solicited. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, P. Iv. LONE ROCK, ORE., 'DEALER IN General Merchandise AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. CET MY PRICES BEFORE C8IKC TO 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 Grai n Sacks for Sale. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR caarr,B?G.co." ARLINGTON, 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. J.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 CHARLES HABESOHfl BRICK and STONE MASON, Plasterer and Flue Builder. & Cement Work a Specialty. & All work attended to promptly and satisfaction Guaranteed. Condon - - - - - Oregon. : : CONDON, : OR. North Main Street, - Oregon. BOUGHT AND SOLD. 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. Proprietor. HAM, THE RAILROAD. IT WILL PAY YOU. GRAIN, PELTS.. HIDES Etc. Advances Made. OREGON. Oregon.