THE GOliDGil GLOBE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II. IUOO.
NOTICE.
Tho yimrlr sulnvrlptlmi lo tlit'Clums In $ I, SO,
I I twltl In O'lviiiN'c. II not paid In mlviini'u $2
will Ira I'liiirifi'd. A iiHimll murk iirimud thin
lKitlcu In-lt'-iiti-d tliHt jroiir milwiiritilliiu liniiMx
plrtnl. I'Iimm) roiit'W promptly,
LOCAL, NEWS.
Miss iVnuilla Mmldook In seriously III,
lHiOtcho Apotliuke at Camion Drug
, (Vs.
1. It. Trlinlilu visUod Arlington lust
wetk,
Violins unit violin Hiring nt Condon
firiitf Co'.
Mm, J, F, Ititisitvbor left Bundny for
hmntli's vUliitt I'orilnnd,
lr, Sliluk'i Ilnir Tonio romoves dan
druff from all sculps.
Mrs Frank Downer It "till on tho nick
ll.t.
I). R. Brown mi I dittigbter, Miss Nel
lie, Mro visiting In llio Wllluinetto vullcy.
Tho (itmoiia Vlttio-Oro can now bo had
nt tliu Condon I'mif Co'. Bold nts.
H. A. Paulson returned from n short
business trip to I'ortUnd Sunday.
" A full lino of hiiir bnitlies nnd ayrlng-1
es nt thu Hudson I'lihntmcy,
Cspt. Whistler and Jean Lcbou ro
turned from l'ortliind Friday.
l'nlnts It) ubundnnco nt the Hudson
l'linrnmoy. ..
C. C. Wilson mndo ft business trip
to Tho Dulles hint week, returning, Bon
day, An Interesting (irticln on the swine
rdugua It unavoidably crowded out tliii
weok hut will appear in our nest Issue.'
Messrs Brown nnd Gou", of Lono Rook,
wero in town last week attending court.
Will Htovens loft Inst week for Cascade
Montana,, where ho will spend tho win
ter with his futher.
ClmrlctJ. PUbliug, well known bus
i ness umn of Tho Dulles, was here the
first of tho week.
John CunnlnKhatn and lll Heed wero
out from Aril nton this week looking op
the borne market.
J. M. Cameron went out lo Terry Can
yon Monday to look after his sheep in
terests tboio.
John Connolly was In from tho sheep
range Sunday shaking h noils with his
4. friend In town.
Fred Cornott has been pulling tho rib
bons over ono of tho ttao tcoutabetween
this pluro and Arlington since New
Years.
Norn aJackson A Dysnrt have just re
ceived a splendid lino of Christmas
goods. Call and aeo them.
J II Bowon, representing Win. Fra
xlor, tho l'ortlrttiJ horso buy
or, will bo hero nott Saturday buying
cavalry horses,
'Tls well to remember when In need
vl medicines that In palioiiiuliig the
" Condon Inig Co. that yoo get j our mon
ey's worlh besides Wmefltiiig yonrown
town. Bead ourdinplsy ad.
Now The Condon liobubllean t'lub
will meet at tho County Clerk's olIU-o nt
Condon, Oregon, Jan. -0:h llXKl lor the
purpooo of electing otllcors and live del
egates to tho Kittle Republican lagil 0
couvention. k M. I'utkii
President.
L. 0. HaUlou and Win. Fraxior, of
I'ortlund, bought 30 head of horses at
Fossil Unt Friday. Tho animals were
driven through hero Monday oil their
w ay to tho railroad.
Tho Uushford wagon which was giv
en away by Wado Bros., tho enterpris
ing Olex merchants, whs won by A lady,
Mrs. II. J. Nott hold tho lucky ticket
(No, 182) which woo tho prlae.
Mr. Wilkinson White, of Trail Fork,
celebrated his 71th. birthday Monday.
A lurgo number of friends and neighbors
gathered at his hospitable home to unite
in wishing hihi hiany happy returns of
tho day.
Uso Dr. Tarkes' I.ung Balsam for
coughs and colds, A positive and speed
y euro guaranteed. 1 1 udnon Pharmacy
oole agent.
At tho recent S08nion the county court
passed an order, to take effect July 1st.,
providing that tho county clerk and tho
My otility sheriff shall pay their own depu
ft f hiro after that date.
, Knfl gain Or will trado for land in lil
liam county, a good five room Iiouho In
Halem, Ore., near tho high school. Ad
dress F. M. UtNKH wtr, Olcx, Or. 4ld41
J. O. Lostor, of Missisalppl, arrived
hero last Friday Intending to buy a lot
of horses. As ho was looking for small
cheap animals ho went en Sunday fur
ther Into tho Interior."
Mr. Ilolcolm, of Seattle, was here laht
week buying horses. Ho secured a car
load of draft animals, paying from $55
to $150 por head. Tho latter llguro was
received by W. N. Brown (or a 170O
pound animal.
II. K. Trumblo, of Lincoln, Nebraska,
has written a letter to Bostmasler Uel
sachor making inquiries in regard to an
opening at this plaeo for a (louring mill.
Mr, Trumblo states that ho represents
parties who own a $15,000 plant which
they desire to put In operation in n good
town In tho wheat belt. Condon should
trv to secure this Industry. TheOumn
will be glad to bear from farmers and
others who are lutorestod In this subject.
Obituary.
Berry, the 5-year-old son of Mr nnd
Mrs. A. S. llleo. died at his homo
north of town, at 10 o'clock Huiiday oven
ing of obstruction of the bowels, lie
was sick only a few days but such was
tho nature of tho case that rnedica
ekill was unavailing to save his life
Ills parents have the bearfell sympathy
of manv friends In their sorrow. The
luneral occurred on Tuesday.
I .
uupiu s taporB.
In Ills latent transitory trip nerons the
continent cunning Cupid, the winged
boy sprite, who Is credited with hold
lug a perpetual patent on the only ce
ment yet discovered which lit guaran
teed to unitu two fund hearts in such I
manner that they therunftcr throb asone,
checked his flight at a point just over
Condon, long enough to let fly half-
dozen darts, and the consoniience was
that within 48 hours sit fond hearts in
Condon were mndo to beat as threo
Maiiiiihii At tho Condon hotel, in
this city, on Kitturdny, January 0, 1900,
.Mr. Frank C. I'atterson, of Fossil, to
Mrs, Amelia Hunter, of Astoria, City
Recorder ralotn officiating.
Mr. 1'uttersou is well known all over
this Bcctlon of Oregon and has monv
friends who wish himself and his bride
all manner of happiness and success on
their matrimonial voyage. They will
reside in Fossil.
Maiiiukii In Condon, Sunday, Janu
ary 7, 1000, Win. T. Myers, of Condon,'
and Miss Millie Bartmeo, of Fossil, Ho
oordor Tutoin again acting as master of
ceremonies, Mr. Myers is well known
here and has long been a resident of
this vicinity and his bride Is ono of Fos
sil's fairest (lowers, Gilliam and Wheel
er have at last joined hands and the
friend of this young couple will wish
them well.
Mahhimi At the residence of the
officiating magistrate on Sunday, Janu
ary 7, 1000, Mr. Thomas Bortwood and
Mist Allis Yarhoogh, both of this city,
Justice of the peace, (Joorgo L. Neale,
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Bortwood aro two of
Condon' moat highly respected young
people and have a host of friends bore
who will join In. heartfelt congratula
tions, and in wishing them wealth,
health and happiness all of the joyt
and few of the sorrows of life, and in
this sentiment the Gums joint most
heartily for the whole halt-down.
Our city reporter intimates that, if cur
rent rumors are not misleading, this
chapter of "Cupid's Capers" will be
couiinuod at an early date.
Condon Lodges.
I,ant week was a busy one In Condon
lodgq circles, the semi-annual installa
tion ceremonies having occurred in the
Knights of l'ythius, Independent Order
of Odd Fellowt and Woodmen of the
World.
On Tuesday evening the K. Ft. in
stalled the following officers;
TI. O. Clark C. C. ; 8. B. Couture, V. C;
W. C. Caldwell, V. ; II. N. Frazer, K.of
H. and S. j C. H. rulmer M. of K. ; K. W.
Moore, M. of F.
Wednesday evening tho I. O. O. F. in
stalled the following officers:
B. A. I'attison, N. (J.; U. McKinncy,
V, U. ; A. S. Uice, See. ; II. N. Frarer,
Treas. i K. W, Moure, I'er. Sec: Wayne
(iridcr. Warden.; 8. A.Thompson, Con.
F.lgin Myers, I. O. ; Fred Cornett, O. U.
W. A, Darling, It. S. ; J. K. FiUwater,
L. 8. ; W. L. Wilcox, It. 8. S. ; J. O.
Bortwood, L. S, fi.
Tho W. of W. Installed their oflicert
Thursday evening and also admitted
two new members by iniatiou, Dr. 8. K.
I.una and John Dysnrt being tho latent
victims. The new officers are as follows:
B, II. Hepheuson. C. C. ; John Kei-
CBchor, A. L. ; F. M. Hnringston, Bank
er; 8. A. I'attison, clerk ; II. N. Frazer,
Watchman; W. A. Darling, Sentry;
M. O. Clarke, W. L. Wilcox and Ed Nel
son, mangers.
ARLINGTON.
The business men of this place are
making a move to improve the road from
here to Hock creek in a substantial man
ner. Tho plan Is to grade the road,
make it straight and then give It a dress
ing of One gravel. Tho proposed im
provements have been talked of before
but only sinco tho assurance of a lino of
steam boats on the river and a knowl
edge of the amount of wheat and wool
that naturally belong to this shipping
point, have the business men teen their
way clear to put to much money into
tho roads as it required to mako thpm
(list class, although this place has been
very liberal in the matter of making
roads, having spent large turns of mon
ey (or that purpose In this county and
on tho Washington side of Iho river.
This it the only natural point on tho
Columbia river in this soction of country
for a good easy grado, in fact the only
place whore a road can bo made with a
grado less than 100 feet to the mile for
the first ten miles. The people of Con-
Ion should look to this placo as their
Purely Business.
Choice family whito Jh at Dunn Trot,
Dunn Bros, will make great reduction
In prices for the next 30 days.
Wo must redueo our stock in order to
mako room for spring goods now order
ed. Call on us for bargains. Dunn Bros,
Wo wish to thank our patrons for
their liberal patronage during the past
year ami hope to merit a continuance of
tho snmo In the future. Dunn Bros.
O. I.. Ncul, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his cave. If
you have property to sell consult him
FUEKIFUKK F! FREE. In order to
place it In each and every household in
Condon, we will give to every one asking
for it a sample doso of Dr. Blunder's
Oregon Blood Purifier the best medi-
clnn for the liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels ever produced. Never fails to
cure pimples and eruptions, nlsodisoas'
CsoftheKkin and scalp, Try a doso at
Condon Drug Co's wholeeulo agents.
A social dance will be given in Arm
ory hull Friday evening, January 0,
All dancers aro Invited,
11 AVI Kit SIIVKHAl, I'KISKONS KUIt IH-
V V ti ll I oilliio Mniiiiircrs in t il Hint., to ri'tHC'
mut tin1 la lli'.'tr own imI suitouiuIiiili iMannlrs
WIUIiik lo puy yi-Hily ni, myiilili wwlcly. Ho-
Hhaolit minuoyinimt wuu iiiiiimuuI oiuiortunltn'S.
Hi'f'Mi'itct'K exi-hrtniit. Kneltwo Ht'lr-niltlivNmHl
nt;iiiin-l cuvulupo. b, A. luK, UUi;uxluli build
lug, Cukittji). .
shlpptA? point. Although the R. It. ft
nenf them 6ft tho west the John Day
is and always will be a barrier to a prac
ticable ontlet that way.
The Columbia river It. It, and Navi
gation Co, has given notice to tome of
tho settlers on the Washington tide of
the river that on February 0 they will
begin action in the court to condemn
rights of way through their landt.
Installation at Mayvlllo,
A large number of Odd Fellowt and
their fa m Hies from this place attended
OLIVER CHILLED
and
STEEL PLOWS,
Full Line for the Spring Trade.
We Carry a Complete Line of
Harness, Saddles, Chaps,
Orders Taken for
Furniture and Wall Paper.
Special Inducements
Winter
WADE BROS., 0LEX,0R.
The Globe Office
Smoke an Export
5 Cent Cigar.
Best Smoke in Town
Jackson & Dysart,
Distributers.
IS IT
FINEST CANNED GOODS
THEN CO TO
P. H. Stephenson's.
AN ELEGTRIG BELT
will absolutely euro the most Bovere case of Rheumatism Neuralgia,, Lame
lliiek, Stomach Trouble, Kidney diseases (acute and chronic) and all Nervous
DiscuueB. New 1000 model for sale only bv the
CONDON DRUG COMPANY,
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Taints, Oils, Photo Goods and family liquors
Violins and strings always in stock
Wholesale agents for Vitno-Ore and Oregon Blood Purifier, the
best family medicine on the market.
BARR LUC,
the joint installation ceremonies of I' (j
I. O, O. F. and Kubekah at MayvlhV,
last Saturday night and all report hav
ing had a most enjoyable timo. A sump
tuous banqnet was served after the in
stallation. The nnmca ot the newly
elected officers follow :
I.O. O.F. F. E. frtoltb.N.O.! O.T.
Aftgell, V. U.; I. B. Carter, R.8.; K.A,
Stinchfield, P. fj. : Al McConnell, Treat.
rtebekah Dep-ee Nettie Anderson N,
O.f Minnie Frickey, V. .; Ella Angcil
U.S.; George Dukek, p. g.; George
Angoll, Tieas.
All at Correct Prices.
For the next 30 days, On
Underwear.
For Fine Printing.
YOU WANT
CONDON, OR.
A Full Line of
s
General Merchandise
at
S. B. BARKER'S
When In need of
Saddles or Ctiaps,
Call on Or Send to
J. K. Reisactier,
The only Saddler in Gilliam
New Masonic Building
F. M. Sprlngston, j. A, Rodgers,
SPRINGSTON & RODGERS.
(Successor to T, a. Johnson.)
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
HAY AND GRAIN
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Condon,
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St.. Condon, Ore.
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
sfcoR Trnnr n t
Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction on contract weighing.
LOST VALLEY LUMBERCO.,
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
ROUGH ANIX .DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete stock of fine surfaced Lumber, consisting .
of flooring, ceiling, rustic, ship-lap and all kiuds of rough
Lumber. Careful attention given to bills of special sizes, and
dimension stuff
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY
ARLINGTON SALOON,
JEAN LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard aid pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cooi, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught
Main St., Condon, Oregon
THE "MODEL"
C. C. WILSON, Proprietor.
A Quiet Resort.
Headquarters for High Grade "Wet" Goods.
Green River Whiskey. Olympla Beer.
Fancy Mixed Drinks.
Fix Building, CONDON, OREGON
THIS SACE FOR
Dunn
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
or Wheeler Counties.
: : : CONDOM, OR.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Oregon.
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 wantr.
Proprietor.
- OREGON.
Bros;
vnmit-flMtt suifl matter
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J. E. CHANK, Agnt, Arllujtoa
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B. DOBYN9
Attoraej-at-Law, Notary PulHw
tOXC, OREGON;
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Collection! sod Vrobat UuiioeM rin ear'' (
ttentlon.
JJR. i. t. DOGAK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Coadoa. Oy.
OffieB Oremni aVe.. hefween (athnl( f.hr i
and residence ol 8. P. BLuiu
W. DAEUNO'
Attorney at Law,
tidtmry Public and Convyncr.
Coadoa. Or.
CollMtloria'a'nd Inatipanm': T.nni
Office 10 rear ol poatufficeballdin(tMaioi '
s.
A. PATTISOIT
HOTAET PUBLia-
OfBcs In OlolM BalidingT
cowdon, .... oRcaoirl
s.
A. D. GCRLIT
Attorney and Counselor at Lav
Arllna-ton. Or.
TT. 8. roramlsaloneT and Knt.r PnMIr
oftic. Practlea In all tha uin mil
court oi Oregon and WaahtDgtoi. All k
oiu. n. lauu ana tegai onuneaa traDaaetc
gAM E. VAN VACTOa
ATTOBIEY-AT-LAW.
Olfice (oraet Spring itreet and Oregon a . :
CORDOM', orroor.
The Regulator Line.
The Dalles, Pcrtland & 1st.
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Dally Lin of Steamers Between Port!) A
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood" Ri
tai aQ Poioti on the 'Washington .k.
The (teamen Dallet Cite and Reenlator la
Portland every morning (excent BunIav)r .
andTbeDalleaatSa.nl., arrlTing at deeti
tion m ampie time lor outgoing mine.
Treight Bates Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLA WAT. Gen. Agt.
Foot ol Court Street. Tbe Dalle, Cc .
oill
mil
Sabt f,tm PerUaaS Aaaro
Fan Bait Lake, Denrer, Fait
Uail FVWorth.Omaha, Mall,
t p. nt. Kanaaa City, 8t S;p.n
Looi. Chicago,
and teat.
Bpok.ne Walla Walla, Lewi, gpekaae
riyer ton.Bpekane,Mln- Flier
'M p. au neapolla, St. Paul, I a. ao.
Dululh. Illlwau-
ke,CnlcagoAEaat
ISO p. at. Oeaa I MMSklpt. IHS.B
All tailing date
ubject to change
For San Frand'co
Sail Dee S. , 13, 18.
23. 2S, and eT.ry 6
1 day.
Dally Celimbla ll iWp.a
Ex. Sunday Steaaiera. Ex. Susd.
t:00 b. m.
Batnrday To A. tori a and Way
hi.ua p. m. Landluga.
(:00a.m. WHUaiette liner. 4:90 p. n.
Ex. Sunday Ex. Suada ?
Oregon City, Kew.
berg.Raleui Way
Landlnga,
7:00 a. m. WlllaaitNe aed aav l:Kp.m.
Tnea.. Thur. kill Slrer. Mon., Wed.
end Sat. and Frt,
Oregon City, lay.
too, 4 Way Land
luga. :S0a.m. WMaawttS liver. 4:Mp.m.
Tue.. Thar Mon., Wed.
and Bat. Portland to Corral, and Frt.
lit A Way Land
ing. Lr. Rlperla leaks liver. Le.Iew
1:30 a.m. Pall
Daily Rlperla U Leerliton I Jo a.
J. E. CBAKE. icent, Arlington.
W. H. HURLBURT,
flentral Paaetnger Ae eat. Pottlaad. Oa
Land Applications. Proofs and
Abstracts.
II. N. Fraiiert County Clerk, give
special attention to abstracts of title,
and is also prepared to receive U. 8.
government (and filings and proofs, at
well aS applications for the purelinse oi
state school lands, at bis office in Con
don. Or.
Subscribe (or the (3 we a. y -Only
f 1,00 a year.
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