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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1000. Our Agents. The following pornoim tire the accredited ngonts of tho fli.oriu at tho pont ollices niitucd. They are BUthorizod to rccuive and rooolpt lor eubsoriptlon accounts: W. II. Coi.wki.l Arlington. WxtlB 11 koh Olux Mhk. Ei.i.a Anueix. , . , , .Mayvillo Fkank Stewart, . . . . .Lone Hock. Other ngeuts will bo appointed, and their nainos uddod to this lint, later. Mn,'l). K. Searcy of Huec-her Flat l Visiting the fnmlly o( V. M. 8r"ltist6u. Ueo. Hardla in in from Trail Fork yesterday, Chlmiula " Edwtrd It at the Con "don Uotulon the tick lift. K Armstrong itnd Nellie Mprlngoton, both of whom have been dangerously 111, re reported butter.. W. L. Wilcox went to Tine Creek fUt nnlty, returning Sunday, He brought Mt ftuilly home with lilin. The Infant child of Mr. tn l Mr: Wil bur Curl filed yesterday t the home of Mn. Cutl't father, A. I). Iltrdle, on Trull Fork. The funeral Uket place to day (Thurtday). Purely Business. . Coxooh La mix tettifr to the eicellonl quality of our tak. Kuthiug Oner try ill Jackson Jk Uyiart. , Fifteen different it y let In card inouatt t Condon Drug Co.'e. Rnormont reduction on drett good, tittt, md thoet. punn lirot. Only one more week (or the novelty gallery. Your last chance and my latt week Temple' novelty gallery, Kaad our special tale ad., or, belter etlll, call and Itisoeet our bargain count er, Dunn Uroa. Dunn Hrot. are agent for. the cele brated Metier Jk Uroeli Cutlery Co., of Toledo, Ohio. Teaai Shout Kino call up the Con don Drug C)., who duliver goodt to any art of tow a tree of charge. Pictures, 2w per dot., and a photo button free to every eustomer, at 'fern )le'e novelty gallery, Condon. We cuter to the wanta of young and old alike. Call or 'phone oe for any thing In the dry goodt line. Dunn Bros. Cold! Cldt Cured by using Lang' LatallvaCold Tablets. For tale only In Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy. lioii'ttend off for your pattern when vou ran get tlie ItoUcrick pattern! at P. It. Stephenson'. A Ma Shoo with a pair of onr ahoe It DP-to-date, Ladies' atioe la the very Intent etylet. lhinn 11 rot. II.... .t.ul l 11, fil, Ink's Italr Tonic for the wain. For aale at the Hudson Pharmacy. . !,. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the trident attention to you have property to ell' consult liiui. Dentistry. l)r. T. L. Nlcklin, dentitt, will vl.it Iondi'n professionally on or about Frl lav. Aorll 27. to remain for a few week. The doctor wat here for a thort time last summer and hla work speak for tttelf. location of office will bo anoouueed later. , AH countv wtrrante registered prior toJulv I. 1H1I8. will be paid on premn tatlon at niv ollice. Interest ceaiiee after thitdate. S. R. IUhkeb, Treasnrer of Gilliam countv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jan. 30, lttUO. Attention Ladles. 1 Mitt Louella Maddock hat juttopened a complete line fashionable millinery goodt at r. II. Stephenson ttore a.ul the ladletare kindly requeued to rail and Inspect tho tame before, purchna Ing eleewhere. Will order goodt when requested. For Sale. The Mavvil'.e Flouring Mill. For torn. and price apply to M. Put, Mayville, Or. Subscribe for the Glohb. Only fl.50 a year, MANTKD RKVKRAI. PRIWONB KOlt 1MH- VV trli llimrfl Manager" In tlili Ut In rei re Kill m In their own unit Hrrotiitdlng oomiiIU-s. Willing lo pay yearly ', tyitlil wm-kly. !) ntrHbl rmplciymi'Ml Willi liini.iml oviirlilullli', Hulrvni'vi vnrhniiiinl. Knelune xiJI-nddrrmi-d aUmiHid cnvi-l(iH!. 8. A. 1'nrk, irjOCnilou ImllU Int. Cbleniio. SPECIAL SALE! imnimmmmiim Come while the Bargains last! All Goods placed on our Bargain Counter will be sold, regardless of cost, for cash. DUNN LOCAL NEWS. J. II. Downing made a bualneea trip lo Loxl Valley litnt week. If. W. l'aullngan I Relle Darling Vlalt ed frieudt at Lone Hock last Bundny. . . Hqnire Wllklnton White of Trail Fork vltiied frlcndt in town drttof the week. Pro!. W. U. Neal, democratic nominee for tchool anperintendent of thlt county wat out from Arlington Friday and Sat urday looking alter hit political fence. Joe Young and hi horto mixed np with a wire fence Friday night. Dr. (Juliette ttltched up a three inch cut in Jou't leg at a remit of the mix op. Jamet and Ed. Dunn received a letter Friday from their old home In Michigan bearing the and newt of the death of their aged mother, which occurred on Saturday, the Hth Intt. Considerable wheat it moving toward the railroad lately, the farmert being antlooato have all the tpace pottlble available to receive the coming crop, which now promaet to be unprecedented at to quantity and quality. Mrt. J. II. Downing loft for Paloute, Waahlngton, on Friday, in retponte to 'phone mettage notifying her of the death of tier father, William Kennedy, which occurred that morning. Mr. Ken nedy wat 83 yeara old. John A. McMorrlt infnrmt na that he and a number of hit nelghbori are mak ing arrangement to connect their ranchet with Condon by a telephone line. The line will probably be eon ttructed via the wire fencea, at by Insul ating one wire a very tatiafactory tervlce may be ettabllthed. A card from Mra. II. C. Strickland, who it In Chicago with her little daugh ter, llatel. atatet that Hazel ft recover ing nicely from her latt operation, which wat performed recently lo the Wetley botpital lu that city. II. N. Frater returned from Portland Thurtday, bringing with bim hit wife and little eon Hollo. Hollo it recovering from hit late accident and, hit father aayt, ttood the trip home better than any of them.. The toclal given by the ladietof the Latter Day S.itntt chnrch in Armory ball, latt Tharday evening, wat quite a tuccett, A good crowd waa In atten dance, and the receipt t amounted, to about (30. Oliver Nelton, a lormer resident of Ferry Canyon, but now a resident of Clattkanle, thia ttale, wat here latt week viailing friemlt. "Mr, Nelton It well pleated with hit new location and look 1 protperout and contented. Mr. and Mra. M. O.Clarke were called to Olei Monday inotniim by the dangerous lllnest of the youngetl child of Mr. and Mrt. W. II. Knell. When the menage waa tent the life of the little one wat de- tpalred of. Mr. anl Mrt. W. J. Edwardtand Mra. L. (J. E lleman were over from Mayville laat Thurtday attending the eoclal. While in town Mr, Edwardt filed bit ac ceptance of the nomination tor represent ation on the union ticket and he tayt he it going Into the fight to win. J a met Wilton, representing C. J. Stub ling, of the Dalles, doted a deal with Charlie Fix Monday morning for the tale of the Model taloon and Mr Fix it now ow ner of that place. Mr. Wilton left tor the Dallea, Monday, via wheel to Arling ton and Charlie hat been looking pleat ant and "saying tomcthing" to the boyt all week. Joe Harbin and Cath Simpeon return ed from Portland Kun,day where they have been fur aeveral weckt oil butinett connected with the tale of the new pa tent lifting jack of which Mr. Harbin it the patentee. They bronght home wilb them a brata model of the apparatui which ia the most complete appliance of the kind ever Invented. They expect to return to Portland In about a week to clone a aale which it already negotiated, which wilt represent a good many thoat and dollara to them. Win. Corson, the rustling manager of J. A. Woolery'e merchandise burlneat at Lone Hoek, wat in town Friday evening on butinett. Thlt wat Mr. Corson 't first visit to (iilliam't cauiUl but be foandto many friends here that it la not likely to be his last. "Hilly" la well known all over Eastern Oregon, having been in business at different timet at Tho Dalles, lone and Heppner, and he hat scores of frienda wherever kuown. A proof of thia la that on one occasion he wat de mocratio candidate for treasurer of Was co county and loat by only four votes, when the oounty waa republican by about 800. For a limited time we will, for the benefit of our customers, institute A BARGAIN COUNTER, Commencing SATURDAY, APIt, 28, for the purpose of clearing out REMNANTS, eto. Some Rare Bar gains in SHOES, HATS, DRESS COODS ETC. BROS. Mr. and Mrt. I. A. Henderson were in town Monday, T. A. Brassfk'ld waa .up from Clem Tuesday, , A pleasant dance wat given Friday evening at the retidence of Taylor firan don In Ferry Canyon. Wilbur Ctafl hat bought the Washburn place in Trail Fork, consisting of 100 acret. Consideration, f427. John C. Meek and Allen Forkner are In thia vicinity from Montana looking (or 0000 or 8000 yearling sheep for ship ment to the Montana ranget. Rev. Ilealy and wife arrived here last Friday from Heattio. Mr. Healy will as sume pastoral charge of the Congrega tional church at thia place. M. 8. Q'lay, the famooa political boss of Pennsylvania, wat denied a teat ln.the ten ale on Tueaday by a vole of 33 to 32. Quay wat appointed by Governor Htone after auccetsfolly holding up the legis lature for montbt and preventing an election. . Bonn Thurtday, April 19, 1000, to Mr. and Mra. Win. Musgroveof Ferry Can yon, a full-blooded democrat. Bill eaya the boy It a handsome youngster, will vote the democratic ticket the first chance he geta, and wilt make a tip-top deputy assessor. Great tcbemer Bill la. J. It. Ralston of Lone Rock waa in town Monday and Tuesday on butinett. Mr. Ralston expecteto leave, with hla wife for a few weeks' visit to Albany and other polntt In the Willamette Val ley. Mr. Ralston waa one of the first aettlert at Albany and helped to lay out the town. Seven ttatet will hold electlont between now and November, at followt: Oregon, June4; N. Carolina, Aogutt 2; Alabama, Aognttd; Arkanaat, September 8; Ver mont, September 4; Maine, September 10; and Georgia, October 3. All theoe will be taken aa ttrawt to tee which way the wind blowt, and each party will dot bt lest aqueese more or lest encou agement out of the ret urot from all of them. Newt Loodermilk of Marshall, Arkan sas, arrived In Condon, Monday, with a view to locating here. He visited Uilli- m county for a few month aeveral yeare ago and, aa it nearly alwayt the case, be wanted to get back again. Mr. Londermilk ttyt the wheat crop pros pect east of the Rocky mounlaint ia not very promiting. . It la held by the revenue collector that lOo revenue atamp it required on each certificate of nomination. Several certi ficate have been filed already without the stamp. County clerk Frater will at tach the etainpe If partiea Interested will tend him the amount required in cath. Candidate thould make a note of thlt a failure lo comply with the revenue w may invalidate the nomination. J. L. Vinton of Milton it here thlt week in the interest of the prohibition party. The town waa billed Monday for county convention to meet yesterday the Congregational church for the purpoee 01 nominating a lull county ticket, but at only two or three peraona attended no convention waa held. Con don teenit to be " long V on democrats, republican! and populitta Just now but woefully "thort" on prohibitionist. The new law office of Sam E. Van actor ia rapidly Hearing completion. When finished ii will be one of the neat est buildings iu town. The frontdoor it work of art. Ou the frosted plate glasa e an etching thowing one of the most icturesque Oltsol tcenery in ihlrty-nuie canyon, with an on the bank 01 the turbulent atreain in the act of landing the big trout which be caught laat sum mer, that made him famous aa a fisher man. The only fault that could possibly be found with the etching it that the trout ia made to appear teveral timet too email. Mrt. Ida Croucb-Haalett of Denver, Col. who ia making a tour of the state in the ntcrests of the proposed equal suffrage roendment to the constitution of Ore gon, which will be voted on at the June election, will address the people of Con don on Saturday and Sunday evenings, April 28 and 20, on that question. This ady comet highly recommended and it poken of in the highest termt by the prest of every elate in which the hat poken at a bright, entertaining, cultur ed speaker, and aa a charming womanly woman besides. Even turly old batche lor editor praise her, and, taking their ord for it, we feel safe in predicting that her audlencet in Condon will be both pleated and instructed. There are two thing Condon people mutt learn to do if they would build op their town. One ia to pull to-gether frienda and foet alike for Condon every day in the week and allow no personal, political or sectarian feeling to have any influence when it comet to the good of the town. The other is to patronise Coudon people whenever possible. Even dollar that any of ua tend to Portland or the East for goods, which onr neigh bora handle, la lost to Condon forever, while every dollar spent here help our town and ourselves. It we would have a good live, enterprising town we, the people, must make it ao and we can never do that by giving patronage to big cities that belong at home. Two bits saved by snch a method ia often worae than thrown away. Th Best Remedy for Rheumatism. Ql'lCK KKUKK yilOM FAIN. ' All who use Chamberlain'a Pain Balm for rheumatism are delighted with the quick relief from pain which itatiords. When apeaklng ni thia Mr. V. i. sinus, of Trov. Ohio, eavt: "Some time aeo I had a severe attack ot rheumatism in my arm and shoulder. I tried numer ous remedies but got no relief until 1 waa recommended by Messrs (.ieorse F Parsons & Co., dnijjirisls of this place, to try Chamberlain' rain Halm, t hey recommended itto highly that I bought a bottle. ttw soon rtlmra of ail fain. have sinco recommended this liniment o inniiv of my friends, who agree with me that it is the lest remedy tor muscu lar rheumatism in the market." For sale by Hudson Pharmacy, C. AV Croslleld, Mgr. Almost two a minute. (Oca Latkst Fihii Stuhy.) Herman Pauling went finding in. the picturesque stream called Jtouk Creek, in the bailiwick of Lone Rock, Inst Hun day, and had the weather been warmer, the fish more plentiful and larger, and the time not limited he would no don lit have made a good catch. At it wat he only angled 80 minutes and in that time caught 142 trout. A great many of the " speckled beauties " would weigh four anil a few would weigh lest than two pounds. Cash Simpson, who it some what of an onlielieving cusp, .was dispos ed to question Hermann's ability to take one and three-quarter trout off the hook and adjust hit bait every minute, but when it wat explained to him that the trout, when hooked, went np the line hand over hand and then slid down the pole into the basket, he quit kicking and admitted that he did not know much about fishing anyway. Herman will try it again during the season and hope to do better next time. He may try to break the record if be strike a streak ot luck. , Caught a Dreadful Cold. Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, a large Importer of fine milli nery at 1058 Milwaukee Avenue, Chica go, tayt: "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 my milliners waa -taking Cham berlain' Cough Remedy for a severe cold at the time, w hich seemed to re lieve her ao quickly that I bought tome for mrtelf. It acted like magic and I began to i m prove at once. I am now en tirely well and feel very pleated to ac knowledge it merit. For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy, C. W.Crotfield. Mgr. Sheepmen. I am prepared to receive all , your Buck to patture thia teason. Free cor rail and water for your sheep going tod coming lrom the mountain. JOHEfll Whyte. ne "Cyclo Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack ers, norae Powers, Tnrethermen 1 Supplies of All Kinds. VWRITE FOR CATALOGUE NOW IS THE AND THE CONDON HARNESS SHOP THE PLACE TO CET Pack Outfits, Hobbles, Bed Sheets, &c. J. F. REISACHER, Proprietor. JUSTIN FROM CHICAGO Borne "dandy" bargain in Ladiea' Gent'a and Children's Underwear, Alto other line of good not mentioned here, f We also pay the market price for Horse Hair, Old Rubber, Copper, and Brass. Ooo Djor South of Heushaw't store. HENRY CUENDET, CONDON, OREGON. aY cAMEr THE HUDSON PHARMACY REMEMBER! We carry everything In the way of Thoto ScrruEs. GENT.-'S FURNISHINGS. "CORONET" BRAND HATS all styles. GOLF SIURTS. SILK SHIRTS. STANLEY SHIRTS. READY-MADE SUITS. Orders taken for Strauss Bros.' Stylish Tailor-made Suits.. P. H. Stephenson. SAY! Mrs. W. L. Brad shaw Dead. Mrs. liradshaw, wife of Hon. W. L. 1'railnliaw, died on Thursday of liiKt week at her home in the Dulles, of tuberculo sis. Mrs. liradfhaw had been ill for the past two years and her death waa not unexpected. Her husband and one ton survive her and to them will go forth the heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends. The funeral occurred at the Dalles on Friday. Rough on Coyotes. According to certificates filed with the secretary of state since May 0, 1HM), 61,008 coyote scalps have been presented to the various county courts of the state in accordance with the Ixninty law by which the state ia to pay f2 for each scalp. At the law levying a special tax for this purpofte was not complied with in Multnomah and perhaps tome other counties, the state it without fundt to pav the certiorates, and their value will depend on an appropriation to be made by the next legislature. Harnev county lends the lint with 30211 scalps. Umatilla following with 2H4, Maihenr 22.'3. 1,ake 2143. Crook 2089; while-Morrow, Wasco, Wheeler, Baker, Klamath, Grant and (iiiliam show upwards of 1000 each. Polk shows the lowest number recorded, 8, while Multnomah furnishes l-. Union county records attest the f.ict that 803 of the "varmints " were exterminated within the county's borders in the time mentioned. East Oregonian. A Testimonial From Old England. "I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the best in the world for bron chitis" say Mr. Wm. Savory of Warring ton, England. 4 It has saved my wife's life, she having been a martyr to bron chitis for over tix years, being most of the time confined to her bed. She it now quite well. Sold by The Hudson Pharmacy. C. W. Orosfleld, Mgr. Wood For Sale. 200 cords of good 16 inch pine wood forsale at the Lost Valley sawmill. For termt call on or addrest. J. C. Faib - Loet Valley, Or. "Russell" Engines Traction or Portable, Simple or Com pound, Wood or Straw Burners. RUSSELL & CO., PORTLAND, OH AND PRICES. TIMEI YOUR $5 to $15 AT LIVER? HOW IS YOUR InkRtivity of the liver and kidney causes Pimple, Scrufuln and Rheumatism. DR. PFUNDERS' OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER Has cured thousands ami it will care you. You set It Fresh from the fetory nt the leading CONDON DRUG GO, PHOTO DEALERS ' of cilliam co. BARR B'LDC, CONDON. OR. OLIVER CHILLED and . STEEL PLOWS, Full Line for the Spring Trade. We Carry a Completo Line of Harness, Saddles, Chaps, Orders Taken for Furniture and Wall Paper. Special Inducements Winter WADE BROS., 0LEX,0R. S. B. BARKER, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty. CONDON, OREGON. F. M. Sprlng-aton SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. (Successors to T. C.Johnson.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Hay and Grain bought and Bold. 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. DO YOU KNOW? THAT YOr CAN GET THE VERY BEST- MEAT GROCERIES and CANNED GOODS at JACKSON & DYSART'S TMe Firsf-CIass. Xi-at Axw and CUaii Beds. THE Bread for Sale. MODEL RESTAURANT. Mrs. P. L. MORRELL, Proprietor. NOTICE FOtt PUBLICATION. UndOi tics atTiik tUU.s, 0..Mur. IP, 1000. Notii-e l horrbv Riven thnt the following nmntMi tettlrr ll iitl-"t hfnlnU'iititin tomnkn fluiil iirnot In iipurt o( M clnim mill that will ffwil will bo HiwUibelore H. N. Kntmr, romity (lurk, at comluu, Orcgou on Friday, M.iyl. V.HK), vix: W1I.MAM I'ALMKB.ofConilon, Oregon. Hit. E.So. 6177 for the ' e 'i,e w and lol 1 w. n, ip. ii --v t? . in. Ha iihiui'ii th InlliiwIiiK witiiP.BM to pinve lit cniitinuoiia residence upon Hint cul vntliinof unlit land. vl: - a. H. I'outun-, Sninuel rambenon, P. F. ratoo ami William lAWiif.v, all f ( V1111I1111, OroKim. Jay 1'. lA't.vn Ui'tflsler, All at Correct Prices. For the next "0 Jays, on Underwear. J. A, Rodger Oregon. This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cater lo 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. A siart 0 your Fainnag is tirtitikd. Fix Buildings Condon. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Land Okfics At Ths Dallk, On., Apr. IU. 1MW. Notice In hervbv Riven thnt the fnllowlair. iiaimil futtler hna flliii noilw ol hi. liiWiitlou lo iniiku flimi proof (11 upKirt ni hi. Hntm, ami , thHt mi-i priMit will la! mmle before II. N. Krnser, comitv elerk ol lillllHin county, at Condon, Or., 011 Friday. May Z l'.KK) U: 11AUK1KT N, ISTEVKXS, olConlori, Ori(im, lid. K. No. .'iU9, Jor the ml4 nv'i w. 1H, tp. i , t.ae., W.M. Ilo iiamea tha following wltiiexea to prove hla eontlnuoiiii n;bl"-nie upon anil emilvoiioii of Mild land, vt: i:hnrle h, Mt vioin of Ima ItiM'k, On-Koii; iliome W. Moure, H. Cainpla.'U, and John (iroM ot I oiidon. Oregon. JaY I'. l.ri'AS l!egltr.