Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, February 15, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt t s m bwiiwwiil'' uw t.HURJOAY.FBSfHMRVi. tsioo NOTICE. . Tli yoafly tittacrliitluii talht Gloat M SJt.SO', f I until Hi advaifc. rf wit paid la advairua 9a will bo ehiTRtxl A- H)tilt mnrlt round tkt mitli o IndleaM that your ubwriptlon hast Ired. riiiB relrew tmitnrtty. Purely Business. II yott have picture! to copy bring tliem to the Novelty Gallery.' Order" tailor made lull fit ganrai) teed Irom Dim ft Urot. Meet in t the Novelty (iullery and e will get ( of those fUtiippliotos. We art tgentt for the ftmotrt Book fngliHin A llectch Ikiott tnd nhoet. Dunn Bros. Now li the (line to got tint photo but- ton, they have thain at the Novelty , (inllury, . Violin, gnlmrt , nccordeohs, htruiont' , Jwwilmrpi, and other liittramentt At Condon Drug Co't. , Choice family white Dili at I)unn Bros 1unn Brot. will make grant redaction In price for the nest 80 days. Dr, giilek't Gulden HalrTonlo li goer teed by The Hudson Pharmacy to re move dandratTand ell scalp diteatet. 4 'NJinat reduoe our ttock In order to fcitkt room for iprlng goodi ao order d. Cell on ui for bargains. Dunn Broe. Stamp l'hotoi 26 cent per dot. at fewple't Novelty Uallery over the Mod el rtiiurrt, Condon. ; We wish to thenk onr patrons for tholr liberal patronage during the pett year end hope to merit continuance of the lame In the fa tore. Dunn Broe. O. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the ttrloleat attention to tllbntinest entruslod to hie care. If yon have property to tell consult him, For Lumbago, Weak Back,' Bright'e Disease, Kheumatitiii.end Heart failure try Dr. Tarke'e Kidney For sale by The Uudion Pharmacy. Boy your window glasa from the Con don Drag Co., the have all ilsea alto paints, ollt Iced, yellow ochre, Venetian red, lamp black and kalsomlnt in barrel lute. - - . - i: , Hay there, where are yon going? O, 1 am going to the Novelty Gallery to get a aet of those etarop photo. They are only 20 cen'tt per doa. u Break the New to Mother Joit at the Hun went down Mid the Green Field of Virginia She wai Bred In old Keutucky, and many other popular eongt at the Condon Drug Co' Waxtko The ladlet of Condon and ttclnity to know that they can get the bet assortment of hlgb claat fruit, con fectionery ,and cracker at Jackson dt Dy- aart'e. Dunn Broe. bavn an lonmenie line of fine terchandle npon which the price have been reduced tince the holiday. Their ttock conalat of Dry Uood, Cloth Ing, Furniahlngi, Orocerlet etc. On November 1st. the Ifudaon Tharma vf opened a new perecrlpiion die with No. 1. II yon have bad a preecrlption filled recently, orjil not look at a neigh bor' bottle and tee how many pretcrlp lion they have filled eince then. Camera 4i5 $10.00, tripod $1 60, Keed't plate 45c and 05c per doaen, Ru by lamp 80o to $1 ,00, tray 25e to 40c, roller 25c to f 1.00, printing frame 25c, point trimmer 23c, graduate, 4 ounce, 15c, vignetting 5o kodagrapha S6c, and card mount all tiet. Toning solutions nd developer put up at lowest rate. Hypo tenia 10a per pound' at Condon Drug Co'. leading drug, photo, and uiualo itore. War News. The latest report from Booth Africa I that the Boer have again driven the Brltlah back, the laleat reverse being at Keiiiburg. Iti thought that place will have to be abandoned. The Boert an nounce that they will bold Cecil Rhode a a hottaga, when captured, and will demand $10,000, 000 for hi release. Thl amount I demanded a indemnity for the Jaineeon raid. ' Boer leaden are aald to be dtacnulng condition of peace which, if carried oot, would be a bitter pill for the Brltiib. They claim that the wif It the begin ning of the end of Brltnb power In Afri ca and that in the end both republic will have full freedom and that England will have to give np those parti of Cape Colony, Natal and Bechuanaland where the Inhabitant have cant their lot with the republic. Grand Clearance Sale. Notwithstanding the fact that the price of nearly all commodities has advanoed we will still give our customers the benefit of the old pricos and itt order to make room for our big spring Btock we will make liberal discounts on all cash sales for the next 30 days. r Special Bargains in The old All Wool Blankets , A few loft which will be sold at the old price Good Values in Hats and Gaps. Groceries of all Kinds. DUNN BROS. Yesterday wat a pretty bllatartfy day thank you. : . Mrt, 3eo. Parrlal, of Trail Forw la tc rloutly III, About four inchea of mow lull Monday night. ' ; Herbert HaUtead wat Jown from Lost Valley laat week. Dr.. J. W. Vogel wat here lait week on a business ,trlp. W, 8. Myert bad a tuule with the grip laat week. Mr, ti. N, Fraiser wat on the tick lilt the Ural of the week. V Mr. J. F. Relaacher returned from visit at l'ortlaud yesterday. Mre. fielding it Buffering from an at tack of emlpelaa thia week. Mr. McCurry returned Monday from a vUlt with friend at Arlington. Mr. W. L. Wilcox wat on the tick Hit for a day or two luat week, li. M. Johnion and Perry Ham were down from Lone Itock lait Friday. Bokn Thureday, February 8, 1000, to the wife of John A. McMorrla, a daugh ter. , 5,;. ... Mrt. Uotwalt, of Iowa, arrived Mon day to vlalt her relative, Mr, Hyde aud family In Ferry Canyon. Work on the new Baptltt church it progreieing rapidly. The building la now ready forth ahlnglet. John Jackaon and Jar Bowtrman left for Portland Toeeday on a combined builneit and pleasure trip. T. J. Davidson and brother, the well- known Uooeeberry eheepmen, were in town 6turday on boainest. .' Frank Marvel, of Douglat, wa In town Friday of laat week. He report crop proipect good In his section. Mist Ethel Ilollenbeck, who hat been attending school at Arlington during th winter returned home laat week. Cbarlei Oberrletbar, of Clem, la in town thia week under the care of Dr. Lnna. He it suffering from what is tup posed to be a wild form of appendicitia. Our friend Jim Biewart of the Foetil Journal, hat become a disciple no we don't mean that, we mean a describer of the notorious anarchist, Herr Johann Most.- ' . Elder Harris, who assisted in a eerie of meetings at th Latter Day Saints church for the paat two weeks left yes terday. Th meetings were interesting and a few new members were added to church. E. A. Stlnchfleld and Geo. Dukek of Mayvfile, ibipped 48 bead of On beef cattle from Arlington a few dayt ago. Th newt come by phone that most of the cattle were killed through the ears going off th track about 35 miles thit aide of Portland. Foatil Journal, Bam E. Van Vector has purchased the lot adjoining th Masonlo building on Main street of Pat Bkelly. The consid eration was $210. Mr. Van Vector will shortly build an office and later a real denco on the property. II. N. Fraser left for Portland Monday evening where he goes to look after the interests of thit county at the meeting of th republican congressional central committee. C. O. Portwood and Miss Myrtle Fiitwater have charge of the clerk'a office during his absence, John Uross returned Sunday from Portland where be wat an Inmate of the Good Samaritan hospital for several weeks.' He appt-are to have entirely re covered from the effected bis serious in jury and was delighted to be one mora among hli old Condon friends. ' Bam E. Van Vector and Dr. Lnna at tended court at Mayville Monday, the former gentleman being attorney for th defense and th latter a witness In the assault and battery case of llardle vs Ptewart. After hearing the evidence for the prosecution th cast was dismissed, th coals being laid on the complaining witness. One of the most provident men yet heard of, was the fellow who was locked op th other day by the marshal for having a bigger jag than he could con veniently carry, When the marshal unlocked the cooler to pot his lodger in, he fonnd a full flask of bng juice laying on th bonk w her it could easily have been dropped throogb the barred win dow. Th lodger claimed th flask at hit own and th supposition is that after getting full he expected to land In the cooler and so mad due preparation for his captivity. If such forethought were directed In proper channels that man should be in good shape for the pro verbial "rainy day". Boots and Shoes reliable Buckingham & llecht brand. Condon, Oregon. ttVfjf On torn of sww Ttfesrfuy morning. Bef, fceker failed to fll hit appoint ment her last Bonday, ; i '. Alls Lena guel) will begin a torirrof school at Forest Grove soon Mr. Mend, the btacksmith, stent laat week in the WillameeKe valley, return ing Sunday; : Mist Eld Woodland left tie Irst of the week for Fossil whfre site etpevts to spend a few month. Remember the horse raffle at Tobey't, 8ecure your chance In time, Someone will get a (75 dollar horse cheap. Mrs. Buckley is snperlntending onr Sunday school during Mr. Rinehart'sab sence and is succeeding admirably. That hard wind on the night of the ISlh re-located everything movable and gave things a Hallowe'en appearance. Wade Bros, raffled off one of their One saddles last week. Mr. Dudley, ol Shut ter flat was the lucky man and it only cost him fifty cents. If the Condon people want that Nebraska-flour mill they would better hur- tv op or they may wake op some fine morning to bear It grinding In Olesv Lart Sunday morning Jack Duffy un dertook to ride a young horse fur Mont Wade and he rode him too but during the preliminaries he left th outlines of hit form in the dnst at three different tpot. . :, Subscribe for the Globe. Only 11.50 a year. 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 For the next 30 days, on Winter Underwear. WADE BROS., 0LEX, OR. 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. STOP THAT COUCH 8ee If your favorite remedy It among Oregon Cough Balsam (cures In one day) 8. B. Cough 8yrup, 60c. Dr. King's New Discovery, 50c. Acher't English Remedy 60c, Jayne'a Expectorant, 60o and $1.00," Slocnro's Coltsfoots Kipectorant, $100. Scott't Emulsion, 60c and fi.00. Slooum's Oxomitlsion, $1.00, and Psychlne $3-00. CONDON DRUG COMPANY, BARR B'LC, All voters ebooM remember that there is a new )nw on the statute books of " Oregon, ' requiring vo ters to register on or before the J5lh day of May prior to election. If you don't register you can't vote at least without fots of trouble so when in town be sure and call at the clerk's office and attend to this important utatter. , At the !nt regular meeting of the council that . body recommend ed that a nines meeting of citizens be held on Snturday evening, February 17 for the purpose of potting in nomina tion a ticket for the coming city election. All voters should take notice an I attend this meeting which will be held at the eity hall. The claim of other congh medlclnesto be as good as Chamberlain's are effectu ally set at rest In the following testimo nial of Mr. C. D. Ulnss. an employe of Bnrtlett 4c Dennis Co., Gardiner,' Me. He says: "1 had kept adding: to a cold and cough in the winter of 1807, trying every cough medicine I heard of witfiont permanent help, until one day I was In the drug store of Mr. lloulehan and he advised me to try Chamberlain's Conich Remedy and offered to pay beck my mon ey if I was not cured. My lung and bronchial tube were very tore at thit time, but I wat com ptetey cored by thit remedy, and have since always turned to it when I got a cold, and soon And re lief. I also recommend It to my friends and am glad to say it is the beet of all congh medicines. For sale by Hudson Pharmacy, C. W. Crosfield, Mgr. AH at Correct Prices. YOU WANT - the following; 60c. ChamberUtn't Congh Remedy 60c Shiloh't Consumption Cure, 2oo and 60c. Tleo't Consumption Core 25c. iioschee't Uarman Syrup, 76c. Ayer't Cherry Pectoral 60c. When these fall try a bottle of CONDON, OR. , The Arlington cornet band it now well organised, there being sisteen meuil ere. fhey expect to rank among the best campaign bonds in Eun.lern prejjon. A. Smythe & Bunt .have just suld the Kiat of the sheep they have hern feeding in 8t. Paul this winter making all told since last May 108 car loads of intiiu.n sheep, shipped by them from Oregon- and Washington. - The weather is still fine and warm. Gooseberries and other early all robs have begun to grow. Peaches and other .'ruiU have not been killed yet but tliey are far advar.eed and a bard frees would probably kill all. Titer, has be-n a f rce f men at wurk on the old Haul building fur the last week repairing and patting it in first-clans shape. The upper story it used by the Masonic lodge while the lower floor will be osed for some business undertaking. Band rats, or cqnlrrelt as some call them, have come out by the thousands and seem to be perfectly delighted with the green vegetation spread out before them. They should not be so bad on grain this spring as usual since there is an abundance of feed for tbem without it. ' The correspondent from Olex, who re marked that they would use th fine road Arlington wat talking of building to and acroea Scbnttler flat for turn- j pike to try the apeed of tbeir flo horses ! on forgot to mention that it would be of great benefit to Olei merchant in get ting their good out from Arlington, it being the only road over which they can reach the river and R. R. on an easy grade. Nevertheless Arlington wishes that their expectation! in regard to the R. R. coming to Olex will toon material-. Ise as nothing that tends to improve the county can hurt tbit growiog eity. The greatest danger from colds and la grippe it their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care ie need, however, and Chamberlain'a Congh Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided. It will cure a cold or an attack of I grippe in lees time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For tale by Th Hudson Pharmacy, C. W. Cros field, Mgr. S. B. BARKER, DEALER IN GEN'L MERCHANDISE. Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty. CONDON - - OREGON. When in need of Saddles or Chaps, Call on Or Send to J. P. Reisacher, The only Saddler in Gilliam New Masonic Building F. M. Springston, J. a. Rodgers, SPRINGSTON c& RODGER 3. t (Succeaeore to T, O.Johnson.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stable HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOL". 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. Proprietor. CHARLES FIX, Bowling Alley and Baths, Lower Main St.. Condon, Ore. POOL ROOM. SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERIES, rrn. GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED tan or m rr mm Large Scales, price 25c a draft: reduction ou contract weighing. 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 sites, and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY - - - - - - - OREGON. Andy Coehram it brwrWag horrea ehi week, .. ; There, rs fc!f show oahe west.su of the creek... ' .. ' 1 ' . v . ,. .' Bork creek was vMieif w'nh' n wVnd I storm IttHt week that nun'e the hill 1 i.l nellers go in their storm rellam, ' j Miss Mattie Jt-nnins returned from I Kngene Inst week on ac onnt of herann!. Mrs. bpencer, who is in poor health. A Convincing Answer '"I liolil.M into Mr. UIckinon'adrng store one evening," says Wesley Nelson, of Hamilton, Oa., "ami he aeked me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu matism with which I Imil unffered for a long tin ip. I toll I him I hml no fnitli in any medii-fiie as thev all failed. Hp aid: 'Well if Chnmlr)ain's Pain Halm does not help run, yon need not pay for it,' I took a liottle of it home and uspiI it according to the directions and in one week I was cured, and luive not since been troubled with rhenmatism." Hold by The Hudson Pharmacy, C. W, Cros fiield, Mgr. Treasurer's Notice. AH countr warrants registered prior toJoly 1, 1808, wilt he paid on presen tation at my office. Interest ceases after tbit date. 8. B. Bakh, Treasurer of Gilliam eoontv. Oreeon. Dated at Condon, Ore. Jan. 30, 1900. Non-Alchohollc. Ko man who lives on meat wat ever known to lick his wife, or ask for divorce. A vegetable diet woman is at cold and clammy at s turnip. If yon want your girl to have rosy cheekt and vitality in her motion, feed her on bef steak with occasional doses of Dr. Haw son's Tonic Bitters. Hold everywhere. WANTKD SEVKRM. PERHOS8 roR DIU trirt office Mitnaen In thin tt to repre sent me In tbeir own and arrmindlnaMmnna. Willing to par yearly (nil, payable weebljr. 16 Irxble employment with nnaualppnrtnnlt!e. References exchanged. Kneloar nelf-addmmd Ma nped enrelope. &. A. Park, 31B teuton build ing, Cnleaxa. Subscribe for The Gmbe, Only $1.50 syear. or Wheeler Counties. : : : CONDON, Of.. 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 Buited to their wants. IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE , O It. 4 It. Cm.- Trm Cwnt, - imi.fNotri, oawinS.- K fl'ais atd, tWii(f effact Huadar', t cUrf ary Mih; - turr SorNO. Ko.'-Vl ffmtritiatinleavfii..i,.... Y:Vi'M i"V. o. 4-Vla RMikane, leave rt pni ho. 34UI ftelaht, lar . p. nk. fir. T nrt!ftil, lerr Hl . . ho. X Furilaml. Iravea 4 iv. in'. D8 loeal fMHt. Iruvca ....,.W M a. im- t, K, KANEr Agent, Arliintu.u. lttorney-at-lftwr Sotarjr Pabllo IOKE, OKKOOy. Will practice In all tft eonrl of the' gtatsv Collmtlona and Probata Biuliws. jiv.u car.li attemlon. JJR. i. t- HOCAIf PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, , Coahra. Oft Olflfe Orwil are., fietwecn CalAoric Ctidrc aad retidaoec ot 8. If. Sbutt. W. AIIUN Attorney at Law, Notary PuMK ana) Conveyancer, Coaitoay. Trr roITefftfnlHand Inmirancd. Tprm rcaannalilar Offica ta rear ol KuHiva building, Main irtwa s. A. FATTISOi I0IABY PUBLIX Office fn Clobe Building', COW DOW, - ' . OHEOOW. g A. D. Cl'KLEV Attorney and Oonntelor at Law Arlington, Or. IT. 8. rommltaloner and Kotarr Pnbllc lit ofliee. Practice In ail th auta aud federal court of Oregon and Waahingtul. All kind iv. d. umm aua tegai bannewi trauaaeted. gAM E. VAN TACTOR ATT0R5EY-AT-LAW. . Offiea corner Spring tret and Oregon avenue COKDOU, OBROOIt. The Regulator Line. lbs Dalle?, Portland ihlim NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Daily Line ol Steamer Between Portland, Vancouver, Cawafle Locks, Hood Rivet tnd aH Points on the Vishington aide. The .teamen Dalle. City and Regulator leT Portland everr morning (excenl Suntlav- at'. nd Tlx Dalle at a. m., arriving at daUuj lion in ample time for outgoing train. Freight Rate Greatly Reduced. W. C. ALLAWAY.Gen. Agt., Foot ol Court Street, Tb Dalles, Or. !) TI"E SCHEDULES t""1" Fro PerUant Aaaivt Fa.t fait le, Denver. .. Fait Had FtWorib, Omaha. Mail. Ip.ni. Kaiiaaa itty, Si t.iif.m. LouK Chicago, aud Eaat. Bpnkane Wall Vfalla, Lewi- S)kiia Flyar ton.8pokaue.Min Kiyer S:6. . natKll,8t. Paul, Ian. Dululh. Milu- kaa.tliicagoi tasl tM .a. Ocaaa itaaathipt. 4.UX p. ra. All alllng d.lei .ubjccl to enange For l?an Francisco -Mall Ih-c . 8, l:t, 18, i. , aud ever; 5 ' daya. - Daily ' Cehmbla Rlrr 4:00 p.m. Ex. Sunday Itaamtr. Ex. Buuday :0Ui.ni. Sainrdav To Aitoria and Way 10:W p. n. Laudiug. :0tl.m Wlllaiit llvtr. 4:.10p.m. Kx, kttuda Bx. bunday Oregon City, New berg.aleiu k Way landings. 7:00 a.m. flllaiHa nt YtM- 9:30 p.m. Tni-.., Thnr. hill Kltar. Mon.. Wed. and Sat. aud Fri. Oregon City, Day ton, A Way Land ings. t:Wa. m. WMamcrl tl.r. 4:30 r..m. Pue., Thar. Mon., w4. and Bat Portland to CorraW and Frl. li ik May lud logs. It. Rlparla tnaka Rlr. Lf.!wltoti l:a. m. - Dully Dally Ripari to Lewl.ton t lx a.m. J. E. CRANE, Agent, Arlington. W. H. HURLBURT. aval Paaaengat Aaant, Portland. Oat Land Applications, Proofs and Abstracts. H. N. Frater, County CU'rk, givea special attention to abstriicU tf title, aud it also prepared to receive U. h. government land tilings nml prnofa, nn well at tppliratloni for I lie purchas'; ui state enliool lands, at hit olliue in Con don, Or. Subscribe for the Ui.ohk. Only tt.'jO ye'.