THE CONDON GLOBE
THURSDAY, August 10, lt9.
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Th ypurly mthorlitlon to tliuOu)l fl.BO,
1 1 twill In rtynoe, ir not puld In xIvhiiu $2
will Iw ulumuil, A potioH irurk uro-inl tlili
uotli InillcMittt) that your miUonptlon faM ex
pired. I'Imhm renew rnm t tly.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mra. J.'U. Frusar vliltori Mr, I'ronit
lt wt'k.
Trtko your repnlr work to J.io II irbln,
Jtuttiiumi ginl (llnitch It liis style.
Dr. Limn mid futility Imve moved in
to Dr. lingua' roildtiiioe.
(loo, Noal'd bthy wat drtiiacouily 111
hint woe hut it now better.
John Mml'lfx-k went to Arlington
Ctrdy on ft bul new trip.
Tli cool woMtlifr of tlie firitl of the
week was all right for Imrvcut work.
'flqtlr WllkliiBon White, of Trail
Fork, waa In town the flmt of the weak.
II. W. Ilartman will tills week flnlnh
ft Aim new duelling for Win. VVetirll
near Mnyvlllo.
8. U. Barker and F. M 1' I Iter left for
Orant nminty Tiir-inluy morning on
iliutttt buylnir expedition,
Dr. l.ii ii wmh called to Lone Rock,
Monday, to prowrll for Mr. Jamet
llemiptt w ho terlotiMly III.
The iiiihIIK)i genre at ilepner teem
to lie abating. Editor Khult I conval
exfiitmid no new ( are reported.
II. W. llurtmiui will loon coiniiipncc
work on a new reoldt'iice for hlmmilf on
hi ranch a few mile north of town.
K. A. Nil nch Hold, of Mayvllle, pained
through town Friday with a bunch of
choice beet cattle (or the Portland mar
ket. Joe Harbin th blackiinith who rented
the Clark hop will remain permanent
ly In Condon and will move hi family
here In a lew weeek from Yjnlna.
Him of Umlin'i bet linger ere
naded the town Saturday night, and by
the way, Condon ha wine of the beit
vocalist! In Kaiturn Oregon.
LnuU Couture will ran the engine for
McLaughlin' new threilier thl teuton.
The outfit will begin threading at Ited
uiond ranch next Monday.
Mr. C. W. White, of Trail Fork, who
ia Iwen auffering nearly all tumnier
with hip joint diteaae I (till confined to
her bed. 8he 1 Improving ilowly how
ever. A fltlilng party contlttlng of Mr. P.
II. Hlephentoo, Mittea Mary and Mag
gie Maddock, Iiell Darling and Khoda
lietner, drove out to the Maddock ranch
Sunday.
It. M.Johnson wa In town Sunday
on hi way home from Arlington where
he drove a band of cattle which he had
purchased for Mr. Beyoold the Nebras
ka buyer.
John F. Rvitachcr and Mias LIuie
Hoover visited friend at Futall last Sun
day. Mr. Ileiaacher who ha been
vial ting friend there for sometime came
home with them.
An Item appeared In this column latt
week willed tinted that "th frame of
the new Baptist church is up." It wat
an error. Our Intention wa to tay that
the lumber for th building U on the
ground.
The Wiloo and Van Vactor families
went dawn to Thirty mile Saturday to
enjoy the pleatnre of camp life for a few
day. Van and Coney drive in from
camp each morning and back in the
evening.
W. L. Wilcox bat gone Into the chick
en butlnet on a large scale. II ha
lately been making an effort to get hi
big thorough bred rootter "Into print"
but ha failed to agree with the ofTlce
devil a to term.
Jas. King, an old timer of the Fossil
connlry.and one of Wheeler county'
hett known stockmen wa In town Sat
urday night on hla way home from Ar
lington where he delivered a band of cat
tle to Reynold.
P. II. Stephenson returned from hi
Knstern trip Sunday, having gone a far
a Omaha. He report having had a fine
time and ay Nebraska I booming
thla vear. The corn crop will be the
largett ever grown In the tate.
. One of our good looking yonng bache
7C.m rlinied himself up In a sailor suit
9 ,
Monday morning and tried to lmperon
ate Hobson but It it wouldn't work.
Condon young ladies don't practice
their oaculatory performances on the
street In broad daylight. Lew will have
to get an evening suit if he expects to
make hi game work.
II. L. Propst loft a aample of wheat
head at thl olllce a lew days
ago that would be hard to beat In ny
country. A sample of blue-tein inca
ures ix Inches In length and the grain
re a plump and large a any one could
denlre. Mr. Propst' entire crop of sum
mer fallow will easily average 20 bush
el per acre. He will harvest about 300
acres. .
Dr. T. L. Nlcklln, ono of the best
"known dentist of Portland, will visit
Condon the latter part of the month
on profetslonal trip and will guarantee
aatlsfaotion to all who favor him with
their patronage. The doctor ia presi
; dent of the state board of dental exam
iner and la one ol the most prominent
' member of the profession In the atnto.
See hi card In another oolntiin.
0. 8. Palmer well drill I atlll at
work on Cook Rro. ranch sinking a
hole Chlnawards In aearch of water
Some delay wa occasioned last week
by the cable parting, the drill dropping
to the bottom. It was recovered the next
day however and the work la going
right along. If the boys chance to
atrlke an artesian flow they will be two
of th proudest heavy weights In Ollll
nui county, .
wa
Joe Harbin the blacksmith.
A fine shower of rain full Tuesday
night.
Mlsslilrilio Ilenshaw is on the sick
list this week.
Patterson, the insurance hustler,
In town last' week.
me ureyhis trial is In progress at
Itemios I1 ranee, bulilnd closed doors
Miss Nora Miller, of Rck Creek, Is
visiting Mrs. II. N. Fruxer this week,
Charlie Fix has about completed the
changus and improvement In hi build
Ing.
II, II. Turnercame in from Prlnevllle
yesterday. Ho will leave for Salem Mon
day.
J. It. Fraxer Is having a new barn
built on Ills property near the school
house.
H. K. Darker has had a neat new cellar
and storeroom built at the rear of hi
tesidence.
W. II Dobyns, the well known attor
ney, late of Arlington, ha removed to
lone, Morrow county
Mis Mabel Halttead ha returned
from Lott Valley where the lately com
pleted a uccesful term of school.
W. T. Campbell, the golden haired
Insurance hustler, is in town with his
smiling countenance and winning way.
The Ladles' Aid served ice cream, cake
and lemonade last Saturday afternoon
and evening thereby realizing a neat
sum for their society.
Don't forget that Joe Harbin 1 on
deck at the Clark black smith shop,
prepared to do your work on short no
tice and in first class style.
Missel Carrie and Mary Danneman,
Miss Hurlburt and Mn. Harry Ladd
drove up from Clem Monday evening
and returned Tuesday morning.
Workmen are engaged in repairing
the Itarr building, corner of Main and
Spring street. It Is understood that a
now drug store wi II be put in at once.
Mr. Ueorgo lilake of Rock Creek,
visited her parent, Mr. and Mr. J. K.
Fitxwater, thl week. She was accom
panied by her lter-ln-law, Mr. Harvey
I!lake.
KmoiiTsor Pythias Attxhtiok There
will be an Important meeting of theMge
on Tuesday evening, August 15. Every
member 1 urged to attend.
20J21 C. S. Pai.mkr, C. 0.
J. II. Thompson, supposed to be the
tame party who sold organs in thl vi
cinity lately, I in Jtill at Portland on a
charge of embezsleuient from the Estey
Organ Company, at Ashville, North
Carolina,
A. tietmor took Mrs. Oesner and Mis
Khoda to Arlington Monday on their"
way to their home in Salem. Mr. Oea
ner will remain here for some time to
tettle np business matters. Mrs. and
Mist Oesner made many friend during
their ojnurn here.
Wm. Kettle wa in town Thursday
night on hi way to hi old home In
Scotland. Mr. Rettie I only "going on
visit" bat if he ha a good luck as
Dytart did Inst year he will come back
to America content to itay hero. We
wish him bon voyage.
The Lost Valley Lumber Co' mill
1 running right along and has large
stork of all kind of lumber on hand.
The company is prepared to fill order
for eclal sizes and lengths on short
notice. For prices of lumber consult
price list of lumber in another column.
Charlie Earhart has returned from
his outing in the mountains. He 1 fat
and bronaed as a back woodsman and as
oou as he get ovor the effect of moun
tain air and scenery so that he can trust
himself to tell a perfectly straight atoiy,
he has promised to give us a true bear
story for publication.
W. 8. Myor ha "turned In" lot of
stock on hi wheat field and will let
them run for the next thirty day or ao.
It may be added that it is all work
stock and that the the stock I attached
to headers, wagont etc. Mr. Myencrop
will go about 25 bushel per acre, and
the quality will be hotter than last year.
I.. W. Drairer. of Salem, was here for
a few day last week visiting hit brother
Davo, and looking at the country, ine
boy both left (or Salem lart Saturday
but there I a chance that they will
come back sometime ami uecome per
manent resident of the banner county
fo Eastern Oregon.
Our Wheeler countv neishbors should
beware of common ordinary cold water.
The Journal last week report two citi-
xens of Fossil having "close calls" from
ninnkevinu around a swimming hole in
Butte creek. They should confine their
attention to other liquid wiucd tney
may be butter acquainted witti.
Van Vector ba promised os a sensa
Mon for next week In the hape of a
trout story three feet long. He haa a
trout corralled In adoep hole in Thirty
mile and is waiting for liim to grow an
Ini'h at two to make the full three feet.
If Sam brings that fish to our back door
we will give the public a rish story worm
reading.
Snnerintondent Dauirett is holding
teacher' examination this week. Alias
es Urace Raiding and Stella Adlard, of
Condon, and Nora Miller, of Olex, are
ink na the examination tor countv cer-
t cates. out none are trying loreiaie
or nrlmarv untile papers. Sunt. Dag
irett la aas sted by Miss Mauet uaisieau
and Mr. Grace C. Thomas.
Howard Propst, who with hi family
rnr-nntlv returned from a visit at Spo
kane, innklng the trip overland, reports
that from beyond Pendleton to the Oil
Ham countv line the crops are badly
damaged by drouth. Mr. Propst
ho felt pretty blue wnun on ins
home rather expecting to Hud bia own
nrnn burned out. but lie was agreeably
surprised on reaching home to find the
wheat green anu ninny.
LOST VALLEY.
The measles have disappeared and
every one is feeling better.
John Wllllans Is np and aronnd attain
having recovered from hi recent Illness
Frank Pllter of Condon was up last
week on business in Duckhorn district.
Miss Frankle Ward came over from
Lone Rock last Saturday to visit Miss
Florence Ward her sister.
0. R. Miller, the engineer at the Lost
Valley saw mill, took a run ovor to May
vllle Saturday on hi bike.
Mr, James Brennan haa been very III
the past week with stomach troub ie.
Mis Mable Halstead, Condon' favor
ite school mistress, closed a very suc
cessful and highly satisfactory three
months term of school here Tues
day the 8tb. Mis Halstead will teach
the Condon school the coming term.
LONE ROCK.
Mr. J. R. Bennett had a very
tick
spell the first of the week.
Kd Wineland has sold his mail con
tract from Lone Rock to Condon to J. 11.
Bond.
Several of our folk expect to attend
th M. E, qurtorlv meeting at llardman
at which time the church will be dedi
cated.
Notice are potted for a grand picnic
and Sunday School rally in the grove
scroll ule of miles south til lawn on Thnra-
day Aug. 24.
J. 11. Bond has made a purchase of
some town property of Ed Wineland
coniistiinr ol a dwelling barn etc. The
Hund family will soon move into their
new home and become town folk.
The Wineland and Nuckolls families
started for a trip to the mountains Mon
day and several other families will join
thorn from this place in a few davs.
They expect to go to Dixie Butte here
theysar the buckle berries and bears
are thicker than fiddler iu Purgatory.
ATTENTION SHEEPMEN.
' ;i bucks'
V SALE, ft
W. H. COLWEll.
I will have at my ranch, at Lone
Rock, a collection of the best bucks ever
effered for tale in this county, They
are adapted to the wants of the sheep
raisers 'of this section, having been
picked from the Charles Cnnningham
band. I w ill have Delaine, Merinos and
Coarse Wools.
Parties wishing bucks this fall shonld
correFpond with me at once audi will
get just what they want. Don't put off
buying backs until it 1 too late.
ARLINGTON, ORE.
T. Il KICK MX
DENTIST
Wilt rUlt Condon on or about Angnit 25, vm.
Location of o flics will be announced later
Portland Addreaa 301 Marie. Building.
When You Are Cooking omhu world) ,
think of the fine line of ready-to-cat delicacies that re-,
quire no cooking, and which are just the thing for hot
weather lunceons, you can get at
P. H. Stephenson's.
We don't know of any merchandise, that you can get, that
will help you in the other world, so get these while you can.
Our summer underclothing will also be appreciated this
month. Suits from 70 cents up. Terms Strictly Cash.
)R. OEO. W. FRANKLIN
PHYSICIAN AND 8UROEON
AU calls promptly attended to
Special attention liven to dlaeaw of women
Offlct In Condon hotel Condon, Oivgxin
T. O. Earhart,
QR. 8. K. LUNA
. PHYSICIAN.
Day or night calls promptly aniwered.
Office, front room over Stephenson's store,
CONDON - - - - .OREGON.
QR. J. W, VOOKL
Specialist for Refraction and
Defect of th Eye,
Will VUlt Condon Every Three Month!.
Watch Local Column for Dates.
Uir;e8, Ijquors ar;d (ars.
FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & MOORE, Propers.
CONDON, ORE.
Notice.
I am now located at lone, Oregon,
but will continue to attend to business
In Gilliam oounty a heretofore.
22d25 W. II. Dobyns. -
Price List of Lumber.
(Adopted September 1, 1808.)
Rough lumber, pine, per M $10 00
Rough lumber, Br 12 00
Shiplap, 2nd class flooring, rustic.
ceiling or surfaced 15 00
First-class flooring, ceiling, ruslio ,
and surfaced flniahing 22 60
Slab wood, per cord 75
AIL bill discounted 10 per cent 'or
pot cash. Same price and same dis
count to all.
Tii a Lost Vali.iy Li-mbr Co.
University of Oregon.
Tuition Free.
First term begins Sept. 19, 1809. Ex
cellent courses in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Science, Mathematics etc.
Graduate from the tenth grade and
from all accredited schools admitted
without eiamlnation.
Student not fully prepared to enter,
can take studies in which they are defl
cient, In the Eugene High School.
For catalogue and torthur inform'
tion address the President, or Hon. J. J
Walton, See, Eugene, Oregon. 22 d 27.
Mitchell In Ashes
One half of the town of Mitchell, In
Wheeler Co., wns destroyed by Are last
Fridnv aftornoon. Ten buildings were
destroyed inol mil ng one store, one hotel
livery stable and saloon. The loss is e'
tlmntod at $20,000. The fire wa suppos
scd to lie of Iricenilinry origin.
Attention Flrementl
Until further notice the Condon
Volunteer Fire Company will meet on
Friday evening of each week, at 5,
o'clock sharp at the engine house on
Main street for drill and practice. All
inembera are expected to be present at
the meeting or present a valid excuse
W. L. Wilcox
tf Chief Engiueer.
Purely Business.
Fin line of wall paper for season of
'99 at W. A. Darling'. Price cannot
be duplicated this side of Chicago.
U. L. Neat, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. If
you have property to sell consult him
12lf
W. A. Darling haa just received a fine
Hue of wall papers direct from Chicago,
The pattern are stylish and up-to-date
and the price can not be duplicated
this side of Chicago. Paper hung in
workmanlike mannor. tf
For Sale 100 acre of good wheat
land, deeded and fenced, 12 mile from
Condon. 70 acres under cultivation
Fine well of water, good house and barn
young orchard of 100 fruit trees. Price
750 For term and particular call on
or address, Ihbui.ohk, London, Ur.
The famous D. M. Sechler Wagons,
Hacks and Buggies, built at Moline
Illinois, will be found at F. M. Pllter
vehicle store, In the Itarr Building, cor
ner Main and Spring streets. First-class
quality. Low prices. Agent for the
Portable Pantry. Finest piece of kitchen
furniture on earth. Call And see it.
CONDON MEAT MARKET
REOPENED BY
ORIN JACKSON
Only First-class Meats Handled
The Patronage of the People of Condon
and Vicinity, is Respectfully Solicited
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
8. V. Moore.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
kFOR FINEST BRANDS OFJ
Young and old to know that
JOHN JACKSON
has just received a fresh supply
of Confectioneries and Canned
Goods of all kinds at bed-rock
prices. Give him a call..
ONE DOOR SOUTH CONDON HOTEL CONDOH, ORECON.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAN LEBOUS, 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.
This is
S, B. BARKER'S
Space.
Keep Your "1" on it.
Stockmen's
Saddles
A Special
ty lt
J. F Reisacher's
Harness Shop,
New Masonic Building : : CONDON, : OR.
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OF
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large New Barn on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARGKK VERY REASONABLE.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cafer 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,
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
Proprietor.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Having decided to retire from business on account of
ill health, I will proceed to close out my entire line of
General Merchandise at cost. My stock of goods is full
and complete and all bargain hunters should ava:l them
selves of this opportunity of securing good goods at low
er prices than ever before offered in the county.
I mean business. Call and see me. It will pay you.
P. L. HAM,
Lone Rock, 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.
Advances Made.
Mark Your Goods
Care B. C. & Co.
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St., Condon, Ore.
POOLROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weighing.
JHE. (JC0BF JOB Ofpi
has just received a now series of up-to-date type faces that
are just the thing for stationery, visiting cards, fine circu
lar and program work etc.
We carry a complete stock of fine stationery and feel
confident v e can please you if you will give us a trial.
Every lady should have some ntatly printed calling
cards and every man needs a printed letter head and his
name and address on the upper left hand corner of the
envelopes he uses. We can supply all these wants, and
many others, if you will give us a chance.
Call and inspect our stock and samples and get prices.
ARLINGTON,
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 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.
CHARLES HABESOKH
BRICK and STONE MASON,
Plasterer and Flue Builder.
Cement Work a Specialty.
All work attended to promptly and
satisfaction Guaranteed,
Condon - - - - ' - Oregon.
NOTICE FOR l'lUSUUATlON.
LANDOrru'K at Tn Dai.lkp, On., July s.
Notice In hort'tiy nlvi-n thnt the fi llim lur
nitmwl aetUiT tiuu IHt-d lattice of his intention to
mHktfnmil pntof in R-tpportof hi. i laini. utnl Unit
ftititi irH( will ins muic buf.H-e H. S. Kntar,
roiiufv clerk t Cuintoii, tr., on Thtirmltiv,
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wheNi for "the tory of the- rhilii.piiic''
by MtlrHt llllnct, cnnilniMiioiic.1 hy Ihc Oov
ernment its otliciul HiHtotiau to the Wm IV.
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