THE G01ID0N GLOBE.
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TI19 yearly nubKirli.thm totlioUunim, .BO,
1 1 valU In nUvimco. If not In .lvmim $2
will bo liiK..t, U incll umrk ar-mml thli
uirtlee liiilli'Hioi tlmt your Milmnnptloii hitmex
plrml. I'Iiihmtoiiuw nmitly,
LOCAL NXWS.
Cpt. Whlmler returiiu I from rurtlond
lit thumday, '
Fred Mnirou came out from Arlington
batuiiiity,
II. N. I'Vwsur returned from Portland
Friday.
Jay Uoworinan made a business trip
W UIUX Tuesday,
Mr. and Mr. S. II. Barker return
from Npokann Hunday evening.
Dr. 8. K. Luna bought J)r. llog'an'
residence ItiHt Friday. The price paid
u not Known,
lhim-rThurdy morning, October 12,
isuu, to tlio wife of IS. T. Hoi lun beck
10,1 pound boy, - .,.
Will Myers, who ha been In the up
per country for couple of years, return
0(1 IllSt week. ..-
Ilorlairt IIkUIok.I, the well known
Lost Valley, lumberman, was in town
the first ol the wuuk.
Miss KtolU Darlliiii went out to W. N
Ilrown't ranch Sunday where alio will
teach a term of private school during
tliu win tor. , ,
Joe Ilarblb rctirrncd from the Valloy
lamwrok, accompanied by hia family,
Thy are occupying the' Utirr houae on
Bummic street.
i W, Crane, of near Mayvllle, loft
Monday morning for the Wlllamutteval
ley on a business trip. Ho exi-wU to
vUlt Ida old home In Canada before re
turning home.
Henry Cucndet hai aold hia store at
Loot Valley and at loon as he Is relieved
01 tua duties as poet master at that place
he will take hit family to Moscow, Ida
ho, on a visit to hia father.
Mm. 0. Schott, of Hock creek, and her
later, Mra. Avery, of Corvallin, visited
Mre. T.O, Johnson laat week. Mra. Av
ery waa on her return from a visit at
lioise, Idaho.
While coming from Arlington the oth
er day William Looney wot thrown Irom
Ma freight wagon and rather seriously
injured, lilt lift arm waa tiadlv btula
ed and apraiued and hia neck and back
wrra hurt, lie waa unconscious for
awhile but on recovering he waa able to
come to Condon and la able to be around.
Hardy Downing, of Kan J one, a nr-ph-ew
of J. II. Downing, waa fourth in a re
cent contest in Pennsylvania for the na
tional one mile bicycle championship.
McFarland waa llntt, Riser third and
ClMIIHT fifth Al IUr.lv la nnlu M lis
may yet hold the championship. Fos
II Jouanal,
Mr and MrtG. V. Rinehart will start
In a day or two fur Lewlston, Idaho,
whore they will visit their ii. They
cipeel also to visit Mra. Itlnehart'a sla
ter at Spokane before thuir return. Their
daughter, Mrs. Herbert llnlstcad will
have charge of the restaurant during
thulr absence;
Joe Ueuallen went to lone last week
to assist his wife In getting settled to
housekeeping In that town. Mr. Lieu
alien has been in pour health for some
time and her physician advised her to
leave the ranch fur awhile. After ga
ting hor rattled Joe will return to the
ranch and look f tor, hia interests there.
On Saturday of last week, Dr. ltevcs
received the startling new that small
port had broken out lit Alma, Arkansas,
where his family are still residing and
that hie wlfu and children had been ex
posed to the dread disease. The doctor
lull that hia place waa with hia fumlly
at such a time and after hastily arrang
ing hia affitlia he took the atago Sunday
morning and la probably at home by
this time. The doctor made many
friends during hia short sojourn in this
place all of whom will join In hoping
that the terrible disease will pass light
ly over hia family and town.
Miss Sandrock, of Campbell & Wilsons'
Millinery Parlors, of The Dalles and Pen
dleton; Or. will lie In Condon the second
week In October, commencing Oct. Oth
and ending Oct. 15th, with a full and
completijHtiH'k of millinery. Latest stylus
anHcca that dofyjcompetltloii. 2fldSl
VfABTKO Young and old to know that
Jackson A Dysart keep a choice atock of
Fruits and I'ure Confections,
Charlie fiariiart,' fUv'chport, A I Down
er and Hun lie Palmer went to Antelope
iiiesnay to attend the races.
Uncle Al IIuiihIhuv is handing out new
stovus right and loft lately and looking
uicasant In consequence.
Considerable whent'ls moving towards
the railroad now though not much is be
ing sold, the market being rather unsat
isfactory. Hrlck Balding has sold his place in
Lost Valley and Is moving to Ferry Can
yon, lurry Canyon is the cumin
' m
country.
W, L, Wilcox, and fumlly, returned
from I'lneereuk Numluy, They sey the
Wheeler comity rouds are very muddy,
tno result i the late snow and rains
Uuo Uukuk was in town Mondav.
He says some of "the. fruit trues in his
neighborhood were broken down by the
unseasonable snow storm lust week.
The Firemen's liuli to be ulven in Arm
ory hall Thanksgiving evening will lie
the grumiest allair of the kind ever uiv
en in the county. Stick a bin in the
unto.
K-governor William Wallace Thavor
uiea lust Sunday uioriilmr at i'ortlund
alter an illness of two days. He was 72
years old. He whs elected governor of
Uregon in 1878 on the democratic ticket.
Sheriff Wilcox and wife, fom Condon.
visited Mrs. Wilcox's mother. Mrs. Cv.
en, bu 1'lno creek this week. Mrs. Cav
en, whose limb was fractured by a run
away lust week is gutting along nicely
untlor care of lit s. Shaw. Fossil Journal.
T. A. lUuiner and bis son-in-law. Hen
ry Doores, with their fauiiiie expect to
leave next Sunday for Meivelse. Wyo
ming where they will muke their home
u the future. Mr. Kenner recently aold
hia ranch and cattle to W, H, lirowu,
the price paid being f.'GUO.
J. U. Stevenson brought in the fluost
sample of potutoei the other day that we
have seen this season. The "spuds"
averaged about one foot in lenuth and
live of them were all Jay How er man
could lilt and more than he could eat at
one meal. They are One iitecimens.
howing the productiveness of Ferrv
Canyon soli.
A Few Arrests.
Recorder T.tom'i court wai pretty
busy the first of the week, three canes
being before his honor for consideration.
Martin Van Hluricon cumo to town Mon
day evening and after getting a go'id siz
ed "skate" aboard, wandered Into Chan.
Fix's place where ho become entangled
in an altercation with one A. W. I'.ul.
mer. During the fracas Von alleges
that lie was knocked down and thrown
out and tlmt by some means unknown
to him ho lost his purse containim-some
thing over f'iO. In the morning Vun re
covered his purse but claimed the mon
ey therein was short 20. Van and It a la
mer were arrested next morning, the
former on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly and the bitter on a charge of
fighting. Van plead ituilty and was fin
ed $5.00 which ho paid but ISulzmerstood
trial. Later Van swore out a comulaint
of robbery agnlnst Charlie Fix, the latter
being released on his own recognizance
to appear for a 'hearing Wednesday at
1 o'clock.
Dalit iner was given a trial Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock and was dismissed
the evidence showing tha Van wus the
aggressor in the fliiht and that Balzmer
only acted in self defense.
Mr. Fix was siven a hearlno but ea
thero was not a particle of evidence ad
duced to show that he bad anvthinu to
do with the lose of Van'a money he was
discharged.
A Free Gift to
Our Customers.
The Job department of theGi.on office
baa been crowded with work lately.
turning out stationery etc, for our enter
prising business men. Anions those
served last week were Jackson 4 Dysart.
Kurhart A Wilson and T. U. Johnson, of
this place and Wade liros., of Olex. We
like to be busy so send lu your orders
nd we w ill accomodate you and cuaran
lee satisfaction.
Tiie "Photo Tent" Is in full blast and
Mr. Bradley, the proprietor, wishes to
announce that hit sUy in Condon w ilt
be short owing to the forwardness of the
fall weather. Those who wish to secure
a lilting should call at the curliest op
portunity. If you do not with lobe left.
call early at the "Photo Tent" as it will
onry remain a few days longer. Mr.
Bradley informs us that hu la bettor
eqniped for fine photographic results
than ever lef re. Call and bear a selec
tion on thegraphophone at the lent.
James Hestaln and wife, of Lone Rock
who left this county four year ago in
search of a bettor country and a more
agreeable climate, returned lost week,
satisfied that their soarch had been in
vain. During their abeence they travel
ed all over California, Western and
Southern Oregon and were in Mexico
for a time but nothing they saw suited
them so well, when calmly considered
from all sides, as the ranch which, they
still own, near Lone Rock, Mr. Hestain
says that California is the home of the
rich man and of the pauper and that
the latter class largely predominates.
He says he never beforo saw so many
abjectly poor people as are to be found
in California and he is glad to be back
in grand old Uiiliam county. -
C, J. Q'llnn, of Mayvillo, was in town
Saturday on bunineai connected with the
Until proof of the homestead of the II
Beck estate, of which Mr. Qninn ii
executor. The . nearest relative and
heir of the deceased ii a brother who re
sides In New Jersey and this is the first
case on record in which final proof hai
been made on a homestead without the
owner or heir being present when testi
mony ol witnesses was taken. In this
case II. 11. Hendricks, of Fossil, laid the
matter before Hon. 'Dinger Hermann.
commissioner of the general hind office
at Washington, with the result that that
gentleman made a ruling that testimony
of witnesses could tie taken hero and the
final affidavit of the heir could be taken
in New Jersey.. ,' ,
Fall Announcement.
We take p I en if u re In announcing
to our patrons that our Fall Uoods
are now arriving. It will pay you
to call and inspect our goods and
prices before making your winter
purchases.
Fine Line of
Winter Underwear
at very low price quality considered
Blankets at From 90 Cents to $10.00
Don't Overlook Our
Elegant Line of
Ladies'
V
Dress
Goods
Serviceable Fabrics, Latest Patterns Beautiful Texture, Moderate Prices
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and
1 - ' . General Merchandise.
DUNN BROS., Condon Or.
The Yacht Race.
After seven unsuccessful attempts to
try conclusions, the two ocean erev
hounds, Colombia and Shamrock, cot
off on Monday under a brlek breeze and
covered the course within the prescribed
time. The result was whateverv Amer
ican hoped for, vlx : a victory for the Co
lumbia, she coming out eleven minutes
ahead of her competitor. It ii laid the
seven uusucceaslul attempts cost 12.600.
Misi Mary Maddock ii visiting Mrs
Bessie Ladd at Clem this week.
Geo. Martin has returned from the
mountains for the winter.
Mrs J. M. Downing, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, is now
improving rapidly.
Iiluine Maley haw Leen having a serl-
ons time for the past week with an attack
of phlegmonous erysipelas. The disease
started from a slight abrasion of the skin
on one hand but spread to both hands
and hia face. He was better yesterday
,ud on the way to a ipedy recovery.
Purely Business.
Read Condon Drug Co'a. ad.
P. D. C, curei dandruff in a week. 25
cents per bottle at Condon Drug Co.
Fine line of wall paper for season of
Wat W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
he duplicated this side of Chicago.
Rotiftwater and glycerine for chapped
anils and face at Condon Drug Co.
O. L. N'eal, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
II business entrusted to his care. If
you have property to sell consult him.
12tf.
Fine cigars, cigarettes and candies.
California wines, pure whiskies and
grajio brandy at the Condon Drug Co.
W. A. Darling has just received a fine
line of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The pattern! are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not lie duplicated
this side of Chicago. Paper bung in a
workmanlike manner. tf
Send your prescription! and family
recipes to the Condon Drug Co., dealers
In pure Drugs. Chomlca a and Meili
lines.
The fumoni D. M. Sechler Wagons,
Hacki and Puggies, built at Moline,
Illinois, will be found at F. M. niter's
ehicle store, in the Rarr liuiidins. cor
ner Main and Spring streets. First-eltiss
quality. Low prices. Agent for the
Portablo Pantry. Finest piece of kitchen
furniture on earth. Call and see it.
In order to get acquainted with the people of Gilliiim County,
whom we hope will be our future friends and customers, as well as to
reduce our In. nienee etock of (ieneral Merchandise, we have de
cided to irrnko the following EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. A new
3 1-2 Inch Rushford Wagon
or its value, fHO.OO, In merchandise, will be GIVEN AWAY to some
one of our customers, in the following rummer;
Between the dates t f October 12, W.i9 and December 23, 1899, every
person making a caeh purchase at our store to the amount of FIV1?
DOLLARS ($5.00) will recieve a NUMBERED TICKET which will
entitle them to a dance in the Grand Drawing for the wagon on
Saturday, Dec. 23, 1899
A duplicate of the tichet given the purchaser will be deposited in a
sealed boa where It will remain until drawing takes place.
This is
S. B. BARKER'S
Space.
Keep Your "I" on it.
Dry Goods
' .'!"S
Blankets E'c.
I'arm and Comfortable,
Horse Clothing,
Lap Robes,
Leggins and Chaps
Of all Isinds, at
J. P. Reisacher,
FurnishingSNew Masonic Building : : : CONDON, OR.
T
General Merchandise
- G. JOHNSON,
-PROPRIETOR OF
Groceries
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
l-arge .jew Barn on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
Wagons HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
rillPflPH 1TDV BDlOAM.t.. R
WADE BROS., OLEX, OR.
CHARGES VERY ntluivinic
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
THE NEW FIRM w.tmatlock.
J. I o I bWAKTi
MATLOCK & STEWART
(SUCCESSORS TO P. L. HAM)
Our goods are now all in and ready for inspection and sale.
They will be found as fine and complete a stock of General
Merchandise as was ever shown in Lone Rock and our prices
defy competition. Our stock consists of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes.
Groceries. Shelf Hardware.
Wood ware Etc.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
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.
Graniteware.
Stockmen's Supplies
A Specialty,
A Share of Yonr Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
Matlock & Stewart, : : LONE ROCK, ORE"
Notice to Pioneers.
The Gilliam County pioneer As
sociauon vul hold an important
business meeting on Saturday, Oc
tober '28, lS'J'.l, in the Congregation
al church at Condon, Oregon, at
which time the constitution will be
adopted and other matters of im
portance will receive attention.
All pioneers in the county are earn
estly urged to attend this meeting.
All persons who came. to Oreeon
prior to February 12, 1 85., their
hildren and children s children.
who shall have attained tho aiie of
21 years and who are citizen's of
hastern Oregon amljill persons who
canio to Eastern Oregon prior to
ne year and who are now
residents of Eastern Oregon shall
bo eliciblo to become membors of
this association. ' Geo. Tatom, .
. . Secretary.
Half Fare.
The Oregon Industrial Exposition will
be open at Portia nd this year from Sop
tember 2Sth to Octiber 28th", and the O.
R. & N. Co. will spII round trip tickets
for 10 during its continuance. These
tickets will be good ONLY on train So. 1
passing Arlington at' 1 :03 P. M. every
ednesdny, and on train No. 3, passina
at 3:13 A. M. every Thursday. These
excursion tickets will expire the Sunday
night following the Wednesday or Thurs
day on which passengers arrive in Port-
nnd. Coupons will be attached entit
ling the holder of eneh of these tickets
to two ndmisslona to the exposition.
Rear in mind that these tickets are
good only on the days and on the trains
above mentioned.
, - Non-Alchohollc.
No man who lives on meat waa ever
nown to lick his wifeP or ask for a
ivorce. A vegetable diet woman la as
cold and eliutnny as a turnip. If you
ant yonr girl to have rony cheeks and
itallty In her motion, feed her on beef
steak with Occasional doses of Dr. Haw
son's Tonic DiUcra. Sold everywhere.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
That Elegant Line of i
Ready Made Dress Skirts?
If you have not, call today and
see them. They are irresistable.
P. H. Stephenson's
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 r.EL'A3LE r.ECULATOS.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON. OR
- - - y
CHARLES FIX.
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St., Condon. Ore.
POOL ROOM. SOFT DRINKS. CONFFrrrinMc-Dirc nr.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
Large Scales, price 25c a draft; reduction on contract weighing.
You will find
the in at
T. Q. Earhart,
Fred Wilson
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
IFOR FINEST BRANDS OF
Uipes, Ijquors and Qiars.
FIXE BILLIARD AND TOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION.
EARHART & WILSON,
CONDON,
Prop'rs.
ORE.
New Meat Market.
The meat eating publio will please take notice that we have
juut opened a new Meat Market iu connection with our other
business and we hope, by strict attention to business, to mer
it a share of the publio patronage First-class meat only.
First-class Cutter at the Block.
JACKSON & DYSART
LOST VALLEY LUMBERCO.,
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting
of flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kinds of rough
Lumber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes, and
dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY - - - OREGON.
ARLINGTON .'SALO
JEAM 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.
ON,
ATTENTION SHEEPMEN.
Dont You Do It!!I
Don't send from $10 to (40 away for an" Electric Bolt wl en yru cpd get
the aauie Uelt tor one half the money at tlio
Condon Drug Co.
A good Electric Bolt Is a sure cure for Eht'umniisin, Kidney and
Liver diuoaaos and nervousness. Can be worn ty men and womau.
Write for circulars,
Condon - -
W. ' iXSXKS
W BUCKS
FOB
SLEI
Oregon. w Hi colwell,
I will have "at my ranch, at Lone
K'ck, a collection of the beet bnckaever
offered fur sale in this county. They
are adapted to the wants of the nheep.
raisers of this section, tin vtntr been
picked from the Charlea CnniiiiiKliam
hand. I will have Detains, and Coarse
Wools.
1'artiea wishing buck this full should
correspond with me at once and I w ill
get jtiet what they want. Don't puiuu
buying bucks until It is too fate.
K. Al. Ji.hncon will give full Informa
tion regarding bucks to all who will call
on hi in at Lone Rock.
: ARLINGTON, CisE.