THE CONDON CLOSE
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1000.
Our Agents.
The following personB ftro the
accredited agents of the Gi.ohe at
the post oflieoii named. They are
authorized to receive and receipt
for lubscription accounts:
W. II. ColweiX . . , . . , , Arlington.
Wads linos. . .... i . Olex
Mn. Ella. Anorix. . s . . '.Mnyville'
Fbank Stbwaut. . . ,'. . Lone Kock.
Other agents will bo appointed,
and their names added to this list,
later. "
Purely Business.
One of tlis ptniinures olllfct li drink
ln itrnmo l'op. Fur sale t Jackson &
i)ynrt'i,
FlfU-sn dlffurent stylus in curd mounts
t uonaon urog uos. ,
Ons Ixtttlo of 5 Drop will curs your
rheumatism, Conitun Drug Co., (guilts.
OrJur t tailor maJo suit fit gasran
twd from Dunn llros.
Call up central whnn In nerd of any
thing In Hi grocery line. 1'iinn liroj
Fins Una of thorelubrated M.W. Hod
kins gloves at limit, tiros.
Oi-kk Acuin Temple's novelty Ile7y
li open agwin. Bump photos -50 per
los. ''
Dunn Ilrot, ore agents for ths cbt
nratml Mnlivr A Urooli Cutlory Co., of
Toledo, Ohio.
Those wan Una photos should cull nt
once it tlio novelty gnllury. My time is
llmltod in this city.
Tiirnt Biiont liimiK ealls up ths Con
don Drug On., who (inllver gnuds to any
art of lopn (roe o( charge.
Lawn priiiklfim, garilert lioso bibbs
. and other plumbers' itipplius at Dunn
llros.
We are agents for the fittiioW Buck
I mh a in A Jiectch Moots and clioi-.
Dunn Bros.
Coldil Coldul Cured by .ulng La ng"
Laxative Cuhl Tablet. For tale only In
Condon by the Hudson l'tiarmacy. '
Don't solid oir for your patterns when
you ran get tho liutterlck patterns at 1.
il. Htephenaoii's.
Have you tried It? Dr. Bhlek's Hair
Tonic (or the scalp. For eale at the
Hudson rhsrnmcy,
U. L. Neal, ths well known auction
eer, lll give the atrh-tvat attention to
II business entrusted to his care. If
you have properly to sell consult him.
Foi'Nn On the Cunningham, bridge
road, nenrthe intersection of lheCunlon
road, package of photographs. Can
be had at this oflieehy paying for this
notice.
Tho Indloa of the Latter Day P.ilnta
church will (ive sn entertainment and
llasket Social, at Armory hall on Thurs
day evening, April IU. A " fish pond,"
in which the gentlemen niay 11 nil part
tiers for supper, will he a feature, and
the price fur anpper will be liied by the
weight of lady "caught." A good time
if assured and everyliody la cordially ln
vited toatteml. Proccoda for benclil of
the church. Ladle are invited to bring
banket.
Dentistry.
Dr. Fred A. Kelsacher of Portland,
Graduate of Northweitern University
Nsntal Hchool of Chicago, will lie in
Condon April 20 oil a professional visit,
liold work lllling, crowns and bridge a
pcclalty.
Dentistry.
Dr. T. L. Nicklin, denliat, will visit
Condon profcanlimally on or about tri
tay, April 87, to remain for a few week.
The doctor waa here for short lime taut
summer and hi work apcaks (or itself.
Location of olliue will be announced
later.
Sheepmen.
I am prepared to receive all your
Puck to pasture this eeason. Free cor
rail and water for your heop going and
coming trout the mountains.
JOHSTll Whvt.
For Sale, Cheap.
One Pitt's separator and horse power
and complete threshing outfit. For par
ticulars ompiire of Cooks 1!hoh., Condon,
Or.
Attention Ladles.
Miis Looella Maddock ha Just opened
complete line fashionable millinery
goods st P. II. Stephenson's store sod
the Indies aru kindly requested to call
and Inspect the same before purchB
lug elsewhere. Will order goods when
requested.
For Sale.
The Mavville Flouring Mill. For
terms and price apply to
M. Vwtt, Mayvillc, Or.
Notice to the Public !
Our Spring Stock is now complete and we renpectfully
invite those alwut to uiake Spring purchases to call
and inapect our Goods and Prices and ho convinced
that both GOODS AND ritlCES AUK HIGHT.
Some of the very latest In Golf Shirts,
Shirt Waists, Crash Suits, Crash Hats, etc. .
Fine Groceries,
by Farmers and Stockmen.
Candidates for Office
Cflpecially roqucstod to call ami loavo tlioir ordor for
ono of thorn fino TAILOR-MADE SUITS from Latum
& Co. of Chicago, for which wo aro tho Solo Agonts.
Aro
Yours very
LOCAL NEWS
. -
P, L. limn was over from Lone Hock
Friday. - ,
W. C. Brown was In from Lone Rock
Sunday.
I'. F. Caon was In from Ferry Canyon
Saturday and 8undny, -
II. N. Frazer left Sunday for I'ortland
on a business trip.
John L. Cooper, of Mayvillc, was in
town Monday on land business.
C. N. Wilson Is here from Oregon City
cloNing up hi business affairs in this
county.
Mis telle D.irling went to Arlington,
Sunday, to visit her cousin, li.' 11. Hubiu
son and family.
Whooping cough is prevalent In Con
don Just now. lit, (Juliette bad five
cane last week,
J. II. Putnam of Fossil went through
Friday with a dozen heavy draft' horses
for the Portland market. .
D. M. Ilinehart and fquiiiy moved to
the 0, L. linker ranch Monday, which
they recently purchased.
W. N. Krown left Saturday for Day
villa willi a party of riders to gather a
train load of beef cattle.
Mrs. W. A. Darling went to Portland
Sunday where she will enter a hospital
for inrglcal treatment. . '
Prof. K. A. McCnlly ha been engaged
to teach' a term of school in the' Sctiott
dial rlct on Hock Creek,
Mrs, W. L. Wilcox and children went
to Pine Creek Monday to visit her
parents, Mr, and Mr. U. J. Caven.
At the publio sale of 0, L. linker last
Saturday horse and farm machinery
sold well. O. L. Meale was auctioneer.
Mr, and Mrs. Coo D, Barnard of Fossil
went through Sunday on their way to
Portland and Seattle on a pleasure trip.
C. 0. Wilon went to Arlington Tues
day where he ha accepted a position
with MunroeA Shelton of the Uraude
hotel.
Mrs. C. L. linker and her sons, Elmer
and Arthur, loft Tuesday for Parker, S.
D., where they will spend tho lucuiner
visiting rclaUve.
A grand ball will be given by Wade
llros., at Olex, 011 Tuotday evening, May
1. l'irst-clgf music, elegant sapper,
etc. See posters.
Mrs, I. A. Henderson has returned
from a visit to the Willamette Valley
where she wat called by the serious ill
ness of her aged father.
Jim Cameron was in from his iheep
camp in Ferry Canyon Sunday. Ho re
port an unusually largo crop of lambs
this Reason, the per cent of Increase now
running away past tho hundred mark.
The democratic end populist delega
tions to Portland returned Monday ac
companied by their chaperon. The
boys all looked a though they had had
a good time iu the metropilis and seemed
to be in excellent spirit.
4 The Arlington Advocate ha changed
hand, H. 11. Uobinson having sold the
plant to. C. K. Hick. Mr. Hick ha
made a decided Improvement in the ap
pearance of the Advocate, the paper
being brim full of interesting local new.
The Moro leader has ceacd to exist.
The plant has been sold to parties who
will remove it to the new town of Sham
ko M. Fitxmaurice, the talented editor
of the Leader will engage in the hotel
business In Moro. May bis shadow
never grow less.
The heavy rain storm of last Thursday
afternoon amounted to almost a cloud
burst In many sections. Considerable
damagS to road and Selds is reported
on Rock Creek in the vicinity of I). S.
Prown'sand Mr. Mary Brown' ranches,
The creek rose about five feet at Olex,
running bank full.
B. K. Searcy made one of his charac
teristic speeches In the popnlist caucus at
Portland last week in favor of fusion and
the fact that the Oregonian took the
trouble to give the speaker a " roast " Is
taken by It. K.'s friends as pretty good
proof that the speech was a strong 0110.
Uncle Harvey don't often take the
trouble to chastise mediocrity.
August Bcekamp, who is well-known
here met with a serious if not fatal acci
dent near Marble, Washington, one day
last week. Mr. Seek a nip was hauling
ties, and the load overturning caught
him and crushed his bead. ,lle was
taken to Colvllle for treatment, and his
recovery is considered doubtful.
Latkb A letter from Colvllle received
hero Saturday, stated that Mr Svekamp
died on Thursday.
and everything needed
roHiioclfully,
DUNN BROS.
Three State Conventions.
The democratic vtnte convention met
in the Chamber of Commerce, at Port
land, on Thursday of Inst week, at 10.30
A. M. State Chairman, U. 8. Sheridan,
called the convention to order and Ooo.
O. Cbauiborlala, of Multnomah, was
chosen chairman by acclamation. The
populists met on thesauio day and elect
ed Frank Williams chairman and Dr.
Erne-it Barton secretary. After a con
sulfation between conference commit
tee from each convention a fusion agree
ment was reached and the following
ticket was Dominated by the united par
ties:
Presidential elector Walter M. Pierce
dem., of Pendleton; Dull Stuart, dem.,
of Portland; Ernest Kroner, pop,, of
Portland; John Whittaker, pop., of Ben
ton, Congroaaman, First District Dr. Ber
nard Daly, dem., of Lakevlew,
Congressman, Second District State
Senator William Smith, pop., of Baker
City.
Supreme Judge W. M. Ramsey, dem.,
of Salem.
Food and Dairy Commissioner W.
Schulmerlch, pop., of Washington coun
ty.. .'- .
For Joint Senator, 20th district -E. B.
Dufur of The Dalles.
For Joint Senator, 21st district (which
include Oilliam county) V. O. Coead
of Canyon City.
For Joint Senator, ninth district A.
8. Bennett of The Dalles.
Representatives lor 28th district W.
J. Edward of Mnyvflle, R. E. Miener
of Mitchell, T. R. Coon of Hood River.
Representative (or 21st district O.
Springer of Crook.
Office of District Attorney left vacant,
to be filled in by central committee.
Delegates to the national convention
at Kansa city are:
J. 11. Haley of Pendleton, J. O, Booth
of Josephine, M. A, Miller of Lebanon,
A. S. Bennett of The Dalle, John Welch
of Portland, R. Veatch, of Lane, Charles
Nlckell of Jacksonville, N. A. Peary of
Portland. Alternates J. D. McKim of
La Grande, A. J. Knott of Portland, W.
F. Butcher of Baker, JetT Myors of Salem,
Qha. M. Wait of Canby, E. E. Wilson
of Coryalli.
The republicans-met on the same day
in the Marqunui theatre, and after being
called to order by State Chairman Ueo.
Steel. O. F. Paxton wa chosen as chair
man and V. E. Cochran as secretary.
After the osual routine work the follow
ing ticket wa nominated :
For Presidential elector Tilman Ford
of Salem, A. 0. Fullerton of Roseburg,
O. F. Pax ton of Portland, W. J. Furnish
ol Pendletou.
For Congress. 2nd district M. A.
Moody of Wasco.
Supreme Judge C. E. Wolverton.
Food and Dairy Commissioner F.
Bailey. .
In the district convention the following
nomination were made:
W. W. Slelwer of Fossil, Joint senstor
for the 21st district, comprising the
counties of Grant, Gilliam, Sherman,
Wasco and Wheeler. .
J. N. Williamson of Prineville, joint
senator for the ninth district, comprising
the counties of Klamath, Lake, Crook
and Wasco.
T. II. Johnon of Dufnr, joint senator
for the- 20th district, comprising the
counties of Wasco and Sherman.
J. A, Em mett of Klamath, representa
tive (or the 21st representative'disirict.
comprising the counties of Wasco, Crook,
Klamath and Lake.
T. H. McGrcer of Antelope, A. S. Ro
berts of The Dalle, and G. W. Miller of
Arlington, representatives for the 23th
district, comprising the counties of
Grant, Gilliam, Sherman, Wasco and
Wheeler, which district is entitled to
three representatives jointly.
Frank Menefee of The Dalles, district
attorney for 7th judicial district, com
prising the counties of Crook, Gilliam,
Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler. There
was a hot fight tor this nomination, and
it took eight ballots to settle It. On the
7th ballot Nick Sinnolt received 13 vote,
John Hoi! ford 13, and there was one
blank. On the 8ih Sinnott received 13
nd Menefee 14.
Delegatea to national convention at
Philadelphia II. E. Ankeny of Jackson
county, John D. Daly of Benton, Wallace
McCatnmant of Portland, II. L. Kock of
The Dalles. Alternates Wallis Nash of
Lincoln, J. W. Knowles of Union. II. L,
Holgate of Benton, Lewis Simpson of
Beuton. Additional Presidential elec
tors F. S. Stanley of Union and Jos.'
Simon of Portland. Alternates Tho.
McEwen of Baker and li. A. Alexander
of Pendleton, G. A. Steel of Clackamas,
and J. B. David Yamhill.
Railroad surveyor are reported at
work on Kock Creek running aline from
the mouth of the John Day to Canyon
City. Thero Is no hurry about buying
tickets or arranging for freight car over
the new line, however.
Ed. Temple, the photo man, who had
a tussle with amallpoc here last winter,
returned to town yesterday to finish up
the work he had on band when taken
sick and do all the new work that his
customers want. Mr. Temple is suffici
ently marked to prove beyond doubt that
the disease he had wa genuine, but the
public need have no fear of "catching"
the smallpox from hi 111 now.
The Bast Remedy for Rheumatism.
QUICK KKl.lKK rHOM I'AIN,
All who use Chamberlain's l'nin Balm
for rheuuiAtism are delighted with the
quick roller from pain which it auords.
When speaking 01 this air. V. is. sinus,
of Trov. Ohio, biivs: "Some time ago I
had a severe attack of rheumatism in
111 v arm and shoulder. I tried nunier
ou remedies but got no relief until 1
was recommended bv aleesrs beoriro t
Parson & Co., drnggistB of this place,
to try Chamberlain' Pain Balm. They
recommended itso highly that I bought
a bottle, teas soon rMneJ of all fain. I
have si ueo recommended this liniment
o many of my friouds, who agree with
mo that it is the host rumcdv for muscu
lar rheumatism In tho market." l'or
sale by I Unison Pharmacy, C. W
Crosllcld, Mj;r.
Th3 Sick.
There Is conahlnraMe tlcknes among
the children of Condon ml vicinirv at
tins time. The youngcH child ol Mr,
nd Mr;.' K.. li. Armstrong is. critically
ill,' arid the same disease is -reported in
the families of'J. V. Downer. John Knox
and V. M. Rinehart. The disease is
pronounced by some to be whooping
conub and by others a form of la grippe.
Henry Hartman is also very ill with some
lorm ot spinal irouhie.
The camera fiend ha troubles of hi
own when trying to photograph an In
dian camp, A well-known professional
man of Condon can testify that a Si'
w ash rqnaw on the warpath I a. danger
ou proposition to tackle. Doc say he
got a picture though just the tame.
Caught a Dreadful Cold. '
Marion Kooke, manager for T. M.
Tbotnpeoa, a large importer of One milli
nery at 1058 Milwaukee Avenue, Chica
go, says: "During the late severe
weather, I caught a dreadful cold which
kept me awake at night and made me
unfit to attend my work during the day.
One of in y milliners waa taking Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for a severe
cold at the time, which seemed to re
lieve her so quickly that I bought some
for myself. It acted like magic and I
began to improve at once. I am now en
tirely well and feel very pleased to ac
knowledge its merits.
For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy, C.
W. Crosfiield, Mgr.
"Cyclone"
. 1 h res hers wm
Automatic Stackers. Wind Stack
era, florae Powers, Threshermen'a
Supplies of All Kinds.
sr-WRtTE for catalogue:
NOW IS THE
AND THE CONDON HARNESS
SHOP THE PLACE
TO GET
Pack Outfits, Hobbles, Bed Sheets, &c.
J. F. REISACHER, Proprietor.
JUST IN FROM CHICAGO
. Some "dandy" bargains in Ladies' Gent's and Children's Under'wear.
. AIbo other lines of good not mentioned here.
We also pay the market price for Horse Hair, Old Rubber, Copper,
and Bras. One Djor South of Henshaw'a store. .
HENRY CUENDET,
E. A. NELSON.
NELSON & PORTWOOD
(Successors to D. M. RIXEI1ART),
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE. '
FIRST-CLASS
Condon, Or. Corner
REMEMBER !
THE HUDSON PHARMACY
Something to make
Sweet and
Horse Radisli Mustard.
Heelcin's Mocha and Java Coffee,
2Qc, 25c, 3Qc and 35c per pound.
The finest line of CANNED GOODS
. in Condon at
P. H. Stephenson's.
TO RICH AND
We have but one price on our Goods.
It tiatUrs not who or what you are,
you enjoy the same advantage as your
neighbor when trading with
THE CONDON DRUG CO, barr bidc johdoor
Certificates Cintocl,
The examination of teachers f r conn
ty pspers cloccd lut Friday, The sue-cem-ful
applicant were Miss Lucy Hnrl
burt of Arlington, tocond grade ; N. W.
Apple, Edith McKinney and ' Eloiee
Phillips of Olex, and Alice Rudolph of
Mayville, third grade. There were four
unsuccessful applicants.
Uncle Joe Wbyte was in town Monday
from his ranch near Black Butte, Uncle
Joe says the culvert and fill at the foot
of the Black Butte grade was washed ont
bv the last heavy rain, which makes the
third time eince it was lirt put in last
summer. But then he say the thing
was only a monument of imbecility any
way. A Testimonial From Old England.
"I consider Chamlerlttin'Cough
Remedy the best In the world for bron
chiti" say Mr. Win. Savory of Warring
ton, England. ' It ha saved my wife's
life, she having been a martyr to bron
chitis for over six years, being tnort of
the time confined to her bed. She 1
now qiite well. Sold by The Hudson
Pharmacy. C. W. Crosfield, Mgr.
Wood For Sale.
200 cord of good 10 inch pine wood
for sale at the Lost Valley sawmill For
terms call on or address.
J. C. Faib
Lost Valley, Or.
"Russell
Engines
Traction or Portable, Simple or Com
pound, Wood or Straw Burners.
RUSSELL & CO.,
and prices
Pfi3TLAMD. CR.
TIME!
YOUR
CONDON, OREGON.
J. J. PORTWOOI).
RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Spring and Church sts.
3?N
When in need of Drugs, Paints,
Oils, Jewelry and Photo Supplies
your mouth water I
Sour Piclcles.
POOR ALIKE.
Leading Photo Dealers
of Gilliam Co.
OLIVER CHILLED
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., OLEX, OR.
S. B. BARKER
DEALER IN
GENT MERCHANDISE.
Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty.
CONDON -
F. M. Springston,
SPRINGSTON
(Successors to
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. m
Condon,
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. HADDOCK, Proprietor.
NOTICE.
have
Petition for Liquor License.
In the County Court of the State ot Oregon for
the County of (illllara.
To the Hon. County Court of GiUtam County,
Oregon.
We the undersigned resident and legal voters
of the Precinct of Lone Kock, In laid County
and State, hereby petition your honorable body
that a license be granted W. K. Roberta, ot said
precinct, to sell spirituous, malt aud vinous liq
uor, at retail, iu quantities less than one gallon
in the town of Lone Kock, in said l'rucinct,
County and State:
Joseph O. Ward, O. W. Boouc, C. W. Pitcher, j .
H. 8, Neel, Jcft' Hayes, Jos, H, Hayes, Amos
Wiueland, G. W. Madden, John K. Hayes, An- '
brew Seel, I. M. Smith, I. C. Bennett, Jeff Neel, j
Riley Hillings, J. It. Kulston, 0. H. Noel, John !
Goshen, Ed Comptou, J.u k l'arker, K. B. Lun-1
ders, (ico. Earhnrt, F. H. Koblnson, R. M. John-15
son, N. II. Nuckolls, J. Andrews, J. H llennett, i
P. K. Nicholson. Arthur Madden, Chas V. Pheg
ley, J. T. Tarley, C. Rldgway, Win K. Corson, lioy .
Foster, W. It. Roberta,
To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby j;
given that the undersigned, W. II. Roberts, will, Sri-
ou the Sth day of May. Won. aimly to the HnnoM
ab!e County Court f GUll-m Connty. Oregon,
for a license to neil at retail, In quantities l
than one gallon spirituous, raaU and yj.'foua
liquors, in the .own and precinct of Unit Rock
lusnia Uilliam Comity, orvgou., M. ft, Kubxbk
All at Correct Prices.
For the next 30 days, on
Underwear.
- OREGON.
J. A, Rodger.
& ROGERS.
T. O.Johnson.)
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 wants.
Jackson & Dysart
just received a
fresh supply of
Smoked Hams,
Shoulder and Bacon.
MT1CE FOK 1'UBLICATION.
I.iSD Omc AT Thi IUM.b.4, Ok., Feb W. 1!W.
Notice i hereby given that the fulliiwliw
nmned nettler hn filed nnthw o( hi. Intention ti
ntHke ilnal pnxil in nup(Hirt of hiMcWiim. nmt
thai nii.l proof will be iniule bt'lore II. S. Knurr,
county clorlt of Uilllain county, at Cumiou, or.,
on Thursday, April 12, 11)00, vi:
RAI.l'U MAY, of Condon. Orefmn,
Hd. E. No. Oilfi, for the w',i ne' & nl$ nw'., ice.
9, fp3 , r 22 e, W. M. ll'u name the following
wltnwMtt to provPhls contiiinou reiiid tifm
and cultivation of mild land, Tin: VV. J. Smith,
i 0 condou, Oregon.
11. H. Boor, Martin Mitchell and Hurry Wiry, all
I j of Condon, Oregon,
P. U'CAit. ItoirUter.
1ANTKD SEVKKAI. PKKWNt Vi.lt !'
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willing t py yearly , .mt.l wklv
I i,' employment 'with nnii ovi"'"uli. .
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