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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON GLOBE THURSDAY. MAY it, 1800. V. Our.Agent8.V7 The following persona lire the " Accredited Agents of the Gions at the )MBt ofliccs named. They are authorized to receive and receipt for subscription accounts: V. II. Couvkm,.,,.,, .Arlington; Wadb Bhos.. , ....01e Mus. EfXA Anoeix. .... .Mayvillf Prank Stewart ...... Lone Rock Other agents will bo appointed, and their names added to this list later. LOCAL NEWS, W. W. Btlewer wm over from Foi.ll Saturday and Sunday on basinets politi cal. Munlsy Dawning and Bert Caton will sell 150 head of lionet at Coudon on tht 80th Intt. . E. WlneUnd, a wall-known pioneer of (Hlliain county, wat In (root Lone Bock lor a tow dayt latt week. ,i Florence WIIco returned Tueiday front a visit with her (rlenda at Tine Creek and Fottll. A baby daughter arrived one day latt week to gladden the home of Mr. and Mr.. Wm. Welirll, ol Mtyvllle precinct. 3. F. Rmythe, a well-known theepman ol Klickitat county, Wathlngton wat here Brit of the week looking for ttock aheep, Mr. and Mrt. W. 3. Edwards, of May ville, have gone to Independence to at tend the annual meeting of the State Orange, to which they are delegatei from thlt county. Ed. McKlnney and B. II. Boor rode and conquered the Woodman goat latt Thurtday night. The animal wat gentle at an April thower and the boys aay they got off lucky. Rev. Gillmao Parker, attltted by othert, will preach the dedication ter inon at the Baptltt church, Condon, Itt Kunday In Juno. Batket dinner will be served. Everybody Invited. A grand ball will be held In the Ar mory Hall, Condon, 00 the evening of May 18. First-clan tnuaie will be pro vided and a good time for everybody Keep It In mind. The ladietof the Baptltt chorch will give a aocfal In the Armory Hall on the evening of May 29. 8hort programme. 8opper will be served. Admlttion (entitling each toonedlth of oy iter too p) Adults 2Sc, children 15c. A cordial in vitation it attended to all. The ladiet' aid society of Condon have on hand, at F. II. Stephenson's ttore a large and varied attortmeut of girls' and boyt' underclothing. The aim of thit eodely It to raite money to clear off the debt on the parsonage, and we trait the people ol Condon will come forward and ataitt In thlt worthy object W. J. Edwardt, candidate for repre sentative on the democratic ticket, wat over from Mayville 8aturday. County chairman Ira Carter and Warhorte Andy Ureiner were with him. The trio were here to meet and greet Henator Smith, and to atilit In waking htm familiar with thebrawney voteraof this baili wick. The little ton of P. II. Stephenson wat severely bitten by a vlciout dog Tuesday morning. The dog wat 00 the tldewalk when the little fellow approached him and the brute jumped at biro, threw him to the ground and bit him on the face. The cblld't upper Up wat bitten through In two placet, but the woundt are not considered dangerout. There It room for a dogkllltr to operate tuocettfully in Condon and be would not need tocooflue bit operation! to one dog either. The Uloui office hat been brightened and gladdened with beauteoot budt and blossoms lately which cautee nt to for get the usual grime and dust and toll of newspaper life and makes the editor halfway believe that be Is young again. Tit well for age to have youth near, for while the flowert came to a young and handsome man, the nostrils of the grlttled editor Inhale the fragrance, which floati and fills the favored air and calla him back to halcyon dayt, wben all the world was bright and fair and when be used to get flowert for hts own. (lod bleu that flower garden. Itt brlghtnett It not watted when tent to grace the place of honor In the a tout office. SPECIAL SALE I tmmmmtmtimtt Come while the Bargains last! Ail Goods placed on our Bargain Counter will be sold, regardless of cost, for cash. DUNN Fred Donaldson returned from Port land Sunday. . B. Kelly, of Elghtmile, was In town during ths week. Mrt. T. 0. Johnson hat returned from a visit with her parent! on Rock Creek. T. Q. Johnson It In Lone Rock neigh borhood this week looking after cam paign business, A number of republicans went to May ville ycalerdty to attend the tpeaklng at that place. Sam E. Van Vector and family tptnt Monday visiting their friendt, Mr. and Ire. Alei. Hard la on Trail Fork, W. L. Wilcox and family vialted S. B. Jouture and family In Ferry Canyon Saturday and Sunday, 0. W. White, of Trail Fork, shipped 6000 head of aheep from Heppner latt Friday to the Chicago market. The Globs office it prepared to furnish eardt for candidate! or othert on thort notice. Give at your order and be up- to-date. Nine hnndred forty-tis registration! were reported st tbs clerk'e office latt evening with tome retarnt yet to be re ceived. R. McQabey, of Walla Walla, travel ing freight agent of the 0. R. & N., wat In thlt section during the week looking for freight bnslnete for bit company. Voters In Ferry Canyon precinct will poll their votes at this election at the tchoolboote, on A. J. Myers' place, In stead of Walker's granary at formerly. Geo. Miller, of Arlington, republican candidate for representative, came out Saturday to tighten op the wlret on hit political fencee. A. E. McCoy, of Hay Creek, who holds down a Job with the 0. R. A N. Co. at La Grande, left Tuesday for hit pott of duty after a thort visit with bit family. Charlie Karhart left Tuesday morning for hit old home at Rich Hill, Missouri, where be It called by the sickness of hit mother. He will tpend some time visit ing friendt before returning. W. L. Wilcox and P. II. Stephenson, candidates for sheriff and treasurer, re- epectlvely, on tbe democratic ticket, are in tbe north end of the county tblt week on butlneaa. 8. A. D. Gorleyend Chaa. Meterve, of tbe Arlington Record, are touring the county thlt week at chaperonet of tbe republican candidates. They have their bands full no doubt in keeping the boys Straight. Tbe engagement of Mita Belle Darling, daughter of L. W. Darling, Esq., our well-known attorney-at-law, and Mr. Herman W. Pauling of tbe Condon Drug Co. Is announced. The wedding will take place this month. R. II. Wain has been appointed cett- eue enumerator for thit district. The district comprlseetbe precincts of Con don, Ferry Canyon and Rock Creek. The compensation la $8.00 a day and the work mutt be completed within 30 dayt. J. Q. Jamleeon, O.K., who hat charge of the railroad survey now being pushed from Arlington to ward t Condon, waa here Monday night. He left Tuesday morning for a four or Ave dayt1 trip through the ntounlalnt eontb and eaat of here, pretumaoly to look over the country for the best outlet for bis road towards Canyon City and Ontario. The democrats of Marlon county have abown their appreciation of honesty, In tegrity and ability In a young man by nominating for recorder of that county Mr. John J. King, who Is well known in this section. Mr. King spent last ram mer in Condon and bas many frienda here who will testify to his eminent fit- pees for tbe office tor which ha has been nominated. The Guea has been informed on good authority that a number of votera who hold homesteads in Gilliam county have registered and expect to vote in Wheeler county. By so doing they are taking considerable chance of losing their homesteads, aa on of the requirements of the homestead law is that a contlou oua residence mutt be maintained on the claim until final proof la made. Beware) of a Cough. A cough It not a disease but a symp tom. Consumption and bronchitis, which are the moat dangerous and fatal dlseasee, have for their first Indication a persistent cough, and It properly treated aa soon as thia cough appears are easily cured. Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy haa proven wonderfully successful, and gained Ita wide reputation and extensive aale by Ita success in curing the diaeaeea which eause coughing. It ia ia not bene ficial it will not coat you a cent. For tale at The Hudson Pharmacy C. W. Croatlelil, mgr. For a limited time we will, for the benefit of our customers, institute A BARGAIN COUNTER, Commencing SATURDAY, APR, 28, for the purpoee of clearing out REMNANTS, etc. Some Rare Bar gains ia SHOES, HATS, DRESS GOODS ETC ' BROS. County Court Proceedings. May term, 1900. . LAW. John 0 Webb vt Dallat Crosby con firmation of sale granted. Robert Heekanip, an alien, admitted to full eitlsenthlp. fROBATS. Estate ol J A Linn deceased admini strator ordered to sell real estate. Estate of II W Fentioost report filed, administrator ordered to sell the grain now on nana. Estate of J A Crom, deceased report filed, administrator ordered to tell per sonal property, tale 01 real estate con firmed. account filed, final bearing set for July 6th, 1000. Estate of Aoauet HeeKamp. deceased Robert Beekamu appointed administra tor, bonds fixed at 14000.00. COHMIMMONKkV DOCKSJT. County road No 104, petitioned for by J M Williams et al, ordered opened ex cept through the premises of Margaret Hloan. whoclalma damages, and the matter of damages continued. John Shorb. W 8 Myers and J E Dow ner appointed appraisers of damages to the property of William Campbell and John Knox, caused by the establishment of county road No 108, petitioned for by 11 uowning etai, to meet June Zlst. 1900. Petition of A J Cochrane et al to va cate a portion of county road No 102 de nied. Insufficient number of signers in the vicinity of the proposed vacation. reiuion 01 u suarnine etai tor a change of county road No 84. road order ed open upon tbe payment by the peti tioners of costs incurred in making the change. Koad Sio 1U petitioned lor bv B V Moore et al Godfrey Schilling, Howard Propel and A L Duthie appoiuted to re view said road, to meet May 28, 1900. Uonnty road ko 110 petitioned for bv J A Miller et al, ordered opened. i'etltlon of it K Wilson et al to vacate portion of tbe Bos Spring and Lone Rock county road, vacation allowed. John Bhoro, w B Myers and J K Dow ner appointed to appraise the damage to the premises of J M Caldwell caused by the proposed change of county road No 51 petitioned for by U W I'arman et al. ordered that the voting place in tarry Canyon la changed from Walker's gran ary to tbe Bchoolhouee, on AJMyer't place. uodirey bchiiung, Howard rropet and L Duilile appointed viewers of the proposed road No 113, petitioned for by U A Russell et al, to meet May 30, 1900. County clerk ordered to lasue warrant for S25.00 in favor of tbe treasurer of the Florence Crittendon refuge borne. Lost Valley Telephone Co. granted a right-of-way over the county roads. l'eimon 01 a J (joenrsoe ei ai lor a county road No 114 denied. W R Roberts granted liauor license for Lone Rock precinct. I'etltlon 01 J A Smith et al for a change of county road No 101 denied. LOunty clerk ordered to issue warrant for $15.00 in favor of Edward Morgan rebate of costs paid county treasurer by error. County clerk instructed to issue war rant for 150.00 in favor of T. O. Mobley aa one-half tbe purchase of a right-of-way through bla premises upon his showing that the purchase price baa been paid. CLAIMS ALLOWtD. 3 A Klaer room rent of F Tarker infirm I 4 00 I)r 8 K Luna autopsy on dead body of Mrs Keisay 23 00 Dr J J Uogan assistance In same 10 00 Glass & 1'rudbomme books and aupplies 94 78 Dr 8 K Luna examination of dead body ol Ceci I Keisay 10 00 J R Fraier appraising damagea county road ko. 104. 2 uu II N Anderson tame 2 00 Glass A I'rudhomme electuppliet 17 84 City of Condon one half of expenee 01 smallpox case jui eg Godfrey Schilling viewing vacation ol road. Z 00 ilartinen tame ,. 2 00 A 8 Uice tame 2 00 Al Dinsinore chaining tame road 2 00 L M Daniels tame 2 00 U 8 Carnine marker same 2 00 Robert 11 Wain aurveying and letting tame H 00 Daggett salary aa school eopt 13 43 Condon Globe ptg and publishing 23 60 r 11 etepnenson use 01 scnooinouae teachera' examination 4 uo Ralph rroman viewer change of road no 01 z uu Jobn Shorb aame 2 00 W 8 Myers same 2 00 Al Dlnsmoor chaining same 2 00 Arthur Myers aame 2 00 Arthur Frotnan marking tame . . 2 00 Kobert 11 wain surveying and platting aame 0 00 Austin A Western Co tupphet for road grader zs OU Tbe Irwin Hodson Co stationery 5 25 Arlington warehouse uo bat ol freight on aoppliea 0 40 Ralph rroman viewer of county road m iw 4 uo Arthur Myers aame 4 00 M uaidweil same 4 00 Al Dlnsmoor chaining aame 4 00 8 V Moore tame 4 00 Frank Palmer marking tame.... 4 00 Robert II Wain turvevins and latting isms ... 12 00 T O Woodland viewer county road koiiu sou C A Danneman tame 6 00 C W Wester aame 6 00 Ira Luna chaining aame 6 00 Edward Dodton aame , 6 00 Samuel Thomaa marking aame. . 4 00 Jamet Redmond aame , 200 Robert II Wain tnrveying and platting same ZV 00 Uodirey Schilling viewer county road iso job 21 uu W L Barker aame 2 00 John Harrison same 2 00 Al Dlnsmoor chaining aame 2 00 wm uampneii same a uu no Deri ti wain aurveying and platting aame 8 00 R M Johnson salary as tt'k inep'r 83 34 M u Ularke eaiary aa co assessor sua uu R A McCully salary and expenses at school superintendent. ... 80 39 Mabel Halstead attg teachera' ex 9 00 Grace Thomaa same. 9 00 Phil Morreil cultivating trees. ... 3 00 II N Frater cash adv for county . 32 29 Not allowed. N Cecil witness state va Nelson. . 5 10 Keys 4 Bon merchandise furnish ed Wm Wiley 6 48 Continued. Glass & Prodhomme elec supplies for Nov 1900 40 32 SCALP BOUNTY CLAIMS AFPROYKD, Geo W Long 12.00. E D Spauldiog IS 00 A D Haley S2.00. Geo Gibbons S4.00. A J Mayfleld SHOO, O Wick 122.00,- O D Robinson (0.00. U W Chamberlain 12.00, Cbaa MacAlllster (flO.OO, J A Chamber lain 8.(H), 1) Dean 14.00, T U Woodland $14.00, E F Fairhurst 138 00, John W Phillips $18.00, 8hern.au Wade $8.00, Pope Catlin $2.00. Kherman Wade 14.00, Sherman Wade $86.00, G N Scroggine $14.00, Ray Moore $8.00, L W Darling $24.00, W 8 Myers $20.00, Geo llardie $30.00, P A Newton $10.00, R F Smith $0.00, W 8 Myers $14, Loren Hawk $8.00, ai tiensnaw iz2,uu, Have maer siz.uo. J F Cooke $22.00, Chaa Larflges $10.00, T A. Brasstjeld $41.00, Henrv Chance $4.00, E. D. Wlneland $34.00. ' Died. In Lone Rock, Gilliam county, Or., April 20th, 1000, the beloved mother of W. K, CorKen, of this place, after a few hours' illness, entered into that realm from which there it no return. Bro. Corsen has the heartfelt sympathy of thit community in his great sorrow and we bid him live In the expectancy of a meeting on the other shore, and be it Resolved : That Honor Lodge, No. 07, K. P., tender to our brother our heart felt sympathy in thia his great bereave ment, with the assurance that his loss is our lost and hit torrow our sorrow, and may abe rest secure in the dawn of a never-ending day ; and be it further Reaolved: Tbutlhese resolutions be spread on the records of thi Lode that the? be published in the Condon Glob, and that a copy be presented to Uro. Corsen. Morirnit Ward. James William!. In Stevens. - -. - An Inquiry. Editor G1.011 a: I would like to have the foll.nrlnj questions answered through thecoluinur of the Uloiik : ' First Was the order, made by the county court at the January term, iir- continuing deputy hire mi'te f r tin;' purpose ofgiving the several conviiui.s an opportunity of passine; resolution for I or against the allowance of deputy hire for sheriff or clerk ? Second In the event of repr.WiMii J success will the resolution , or platform adopted attneir convention oecontnued as meaning uinv wey are in iHT'ir "i allowance of deputy hire for il.ciifT or clerk 7 iHttttrnnnztrt Yuteb. , Olex, Or., May 13, 1900. Tortured a . Wl as. Intense suffering was tnda ored bv wlt- ness T. Is, Martin, 01 ie, Ky., before be gave thia evidence. 'I coughed every night until my tht then tried Dr. K was nearly raw ; a New Discovery which cave Insta f. I have used it In my family f mend it as the r years and reco- 'or coughs, colds, and all throat, lung troublea. It will atop Ind thej forst cough, and not only prevents bn absol- utely cures consumption, rnce $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed i and don Drug Co.'a ttore. To whom It may Concern. My wife. 8. E. Wilson, having left bed and board without just cauee, 1 here by give notice that I will not be respon sible lor any debts or bills contracted by per. u. u. wilsom. Arlington, Or., May 8, 1900. Attention Ladles. Mise Loeella Maddock has jost opened complete line fashionable millinery goods at P. 11. Stephenson's store and tbe ladieaare kindly requested to call and inspect the same before purchas ing elsewhere. Will order goods when requested. $5.0O Reward. For tbe return of a bay. mare white bind feet, atrip in face, saddle marked, weight about 900 lot., brand, large shield on left shoulder, also email brand on atifle. Strayed from Condon last winter. Return to M.O.Clarke, Condon. Wood For Sale. 200 cords of good 16-inch pine wood foraale at the Lost Valley sawmill. For terms call on or address. J. C. Fair Lost Valley, Or. fton- X mi m. 1 CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OFFICE Voters are on the lookout for cigars and they want good ones. A low class cigar may lose votes. We don't keep that kind. All our cigars are best quality and will satisfy the average smoker. Let nt figure with yon for a box. JACKSON & DYSART "Cyclone" Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Stack era, florae Powers. Tbreshermea's Supplies of All Kinds. tflrWRITf FOR CATALOGUE THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWELRY EVER IN CONDON r Ladies',, Waist Sets, Necklaces, and Watches. Latest Styles in Chains and Bracelets. All Goods warranted. Prices to suit everybody. Come Fountain Tens, Looking Glasses, Pipes, etc. P. H. Stephenson. Democrat or It matters not which you are, an occasional dose of Dr. Pfunders Oregon Blood Purifier will benefit you. It has cured "thousands" who had suffered for years from liver and kidney diseases, lame buck and rheumatism. It will' cure you if you will but t ry it. Money invested in Dr. Tfunders O. B. P. is money woll spent. Get it fresh from the factory nt the , LEADING PKOTO DEALERS OF C1LL1AM CO. Purely Business. Electioneering Is being indulged in by all candidates. 'Tis more pleanitnt work wben you owe a good cigar. We have them. Jackson & Dysart. Try Condon oils. Drag Co. for painta and For photo supplies the Condon Drug Co. it the place. Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 tents at Condon hotel. Enormous reductions on dress goods, hats, and shoes. Dunn Bros. Read our special sale ad., or, better still, call and inspect our bargain count er, Dunn Bros. Dunn Bros, are aRenfs for tbe cele brated Maher & Grosh Cutlery Co., of Toledo, Ohio. We cater to the wanta of young and old alike. Call or 'phone us for any thing in the dry goods line. Dunn Bros. r''M Oilda! Cured by using Lung's Lixntivi Clil Tablet. For rale only in Co.id .ii by the Hudson Pharmacy. !i't vmirlf a new watch at E. B. Whrat's wind' in the Hudson Phar macy. Repairing a specialty. A Mam S-i 'i wi'h a pair of ourehoes it np-t.i-J.iie. Lidivs' ehoea in the very t lalctt rtvltf. Dunn liros. liny rm tiled it? Tonic f ir the scalp. Dr. ghiek's Hair For sale at the undsoii rimruiacy. P. If. Stephenson It agent for the cele brated Strauss Bros, tailor-made suits. Call and have your measure taken. G. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will gut tbe strictest attention to all business entrusted to his care. If you have property to tell consult him E. B. Wheat, the Arlington Jeweler, is at the Hudson pharmacy thia week with a fine stock of watches, jewelry, etc. Call and aee him. Edward Blew Itt, of the Oregon Horse & Land Company, with ranches on tbe Owyhee River; hae jntt told 7000 head of borset at an average price of $18 per head. They are said to have been boogbt by Eastern capitalists to aell to tbe British Government for service in South Africa. Another similar deal it nding. mlnatlon of E Ight Grade Pupils; Notice It hereby given that an exam i nation of eight grade pupils of the public schools will be held at Olex. Oregon, on Thursday, May 24, 1900, beginning at 9 v w. ! esiiava bvniuuiH uiikii av a Kia J j May Z3, at 4 o'clock p.m. All puptla in the county desiring to take thia exami nation abould present themselves at this time as no other examination of this kind will be held until November. R. A. McColly, County School Sop't.. The Fine Imported Caledonian Jack, "Pinino," Will be found dur ing the season of 1900 at Uooke Bros' ranch 4 miles east of Con don. For particulars call on or address, William Cook a or G. G. Pabxas, Condon, Oregon. " Russell" Engines Traction or Portable, Simple or Coni- pound, Wood or Straw Burners. RUSSELL & CO.; PORTLAND, CP. AND PRICES. and see for yourself. Just received from Chicago. Republican. CONDON DRUG CO., rtr "Si 51 BARR B'LDC, CONDON. OR 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., OLEX, OR. Up - to John Condon, Or. S. B. BARKER, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Stockmen's Supplies a Specialty. CONDON, OREGON. F. M. Sprlngston SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. (Successors to T, Q.Johnson.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Hay and Grain bought and sold. First-class Riga 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, RINEHART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. R1NEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no better accommodations can be found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS E. T HOLLENBECK, M. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Pumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty. If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to me. . Condon, Oregon. All at Correct Prices. For the next 30 days, on Underwear. - date Stock Saddles our Specialty. F. Relsacher, Proprietor CONDON HARNESS SHOP iiAMCrACTVEx or AKD suui id Saddles, Harness and Saddlery Hardware Bits, Bridles. Collars " Spurs, Whips, eto J. A, Rodgera 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. Proprietor. FOR TRAVELING MEN, HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX CUILDIKC