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Newspaper Page Text$f 4- fllE "COilDOH CLOBE. 'THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1 800. r HB OFFICIAL PAPER OP OILLIAM : , COUNTY, OREGON. Our Agents.. The following persons Are tho Accredited agent of the CIuhik at tli post office, nilrildd. They are nuthomed to receive and receipt ror luosefiptton acoountm W. II. Couveu, . ; Arlltiton. WAt) IJkoh... .....Olex Mui V.i i i Awn it i ' , fittullliv ...a..,, . ....... .... ...au .... "Othnr nirantH will hn Rtltxtmtiil And their names added to this list later. .' i ii.it H LOCAL NEWS. It. W. Crane over from Hiayvllle - Friday. Jay Rowermari aa oo the lick Hut (or M few dayi laat week. it. N. Kramer returned front Portland ; TueWay. ; Mre. 0. L. linker tm returned from her vlult to South Dakota, , It. N. Atideredn, of Lout Valley, wai aeriounly 111 luit week but it now belter, Patil Grelner and Wm, Welirll were bver from tho Mayville Flat Saturday. . Mrl. IlouatOn, Of Spokane, ii the guest W bar ilnter- tn law, Aire. 11. N. Frazer. ' K. CD. Drown, of Lone Rock, held lervlce Itt the Baptist church here taut Sunday, .'. Ed Wineland, the well known citlxon )l Lone ltock wae In town Saturday and buhday. A. A. Anderson, of Lot Valley, U . battling wood from that place to the Uondon market. Rev. Tompklna, of Foaail, will preach Jn the Baptlal church at thii place Sat urday evening and Suuday morning and levelling. Mn. Benle B.ake, o! Elghtmlle, and Mr. Hodge, ol Albany, visited Mre. Wake'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. f'ilswater, last week. Orin Jackson bat accepted a position U "Separator man" with J. M. McK.li ney's big threshing outfit (or the coining kaason. Mr, McKiriney will operate In the Blaloct toontry. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hodges, of Lout Valley, were) in town Monday night tonnnfling Dr. (Juliette In regard to their tick baby. Mr. tlodges i census enu merator of that district. Road Supervisor fiam McUllvray bas ton. pftiVed the new grade at this end of Loet Valley on the Condon road. It is . eald to be ait excellent piece of work. Ills crew Is now at work on the new Lost Valley-Lona Rock grade. . Ed l'almer was in front Ferry Canyon Monday night, lie says that while the. late One rains have luterfaied, to tome extent, with rye ha) -making In his see ..." tion, that Inconvenience is offaet a Ibousaud-fuld by the benefit to the wheat crop. W, A. Goodwin, of Condon, is holding Meetings in the Valley Christian church very evening this week. He belong to the Church of Latter Day Balnts, called Mormon, bnt not of the same faith at the lltah Morniortt. Mr. Goodwin Is an t-ntertalning speaker, and a very agree able gentleman. At KOniD he Is a paint er and papnr-banger. He Is theguent Xt Mr. and Mm, Chapman. (.Inner. The dog poisoner wat fin work lnt (Saturday night and as remit of his VllbrU It defunct canines adorned the ' ,, ktreets Sunday. A number of valuable , animals werekilled, which Is always the tate whenjpolton it put out, but it must be eonfessed that a majority of the Wales are worth more dead than alive. The town baa been overrun for weeks With a pack of ownerless curs and, by way dta final farewell we say, let them It. i. r. Joe Harbin returned Saturday evening from a prolonged bualneaa trip to Port land, where he bat been arranging for the manufacture, on a largo scale, of his recently patented wagon end logging Jack. While away Mr. Harbin traveled through a large portion of the logging districts of Washington and Oregon In ' troduclng the machine and he reports having met with excellent success. The pachlna it a favorite whercvor Intro duced and Mr, Harbin it likoly to roal ixe a handsome profit from its tale. A cloud-burst occurred inthe Trail Fork Country one day last weok which wat a terror while it lasted. The water in Thlrtymlle rose toveral feet in a remark ably ahort time and almost as quickly rand'Awn again. Two calves belonging to John Maddock were washed away and drowned And such Wnt the force of the eldrm that it is A wonder other losses did not occur, fed Nolson returned from Trail Fork just alter the flood and he re port!' that marka on the bank at the crossing showed the wator to have boon higher than his horses' bucks. Millinery Goods at Reduced Prices. Mist Louolla Maddock bas doclded to tnako sweeping reductions in the prices of Millinery Uoods until July 4th. In order to olose out her stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Some nice now atoek has just been received. Call and aocure a bargain. At l II. StoplioiiBon'n . Blacksmlthlng. , Joe Itarbln, the blucksmlth, wishes to ' ' announce to hit friends that ho has re turned to town and taken porsonal charge of hit thop. Don't think (or n moment that he has quit the town or : that he intends to quit it. He is here to etay and to give you satisfaction In ma chine repair work to which ho will glvo ep'ciel attention, Will Livingston Is on the nidi lint this' week. ';; Mrs. Dymrt visited at Alex Duthle's yesterday. ' : . Fraillt A. l'almer luft tltift morning for tils homo in l'ortlund, Frank Pawner, who bus been sorloiis- ly 111,1s somewhat improved, , The Condon Drug Co, are having" tho front of their store repainted; ' Lone Rock will celebrate tho0!orlou Fourth in grand style this year. . Frank l'almer, Stave Cotitiire and J W. Clark Mere among tho Ferry Canyon ranchers in town Saturday. ' Tom Johnson exhibited a sample of wheat from his ranch the other day which stood jimt six feet high. Mrs. John Downing returned home Sunday from Washington and North Idaho after an abnence of two months. Mrs. P. II. Stephenson and Mrs, 11, W. Panting visited at their father, L. W. Darling's, ranch during the week. Miss Louaila Maddock luft for Portland yesterday to purchase an addition to her already large line of millinery goods . .. Jus. Kincliart, a flouring mill owner and capitalist, of Sominervillo, Oregon, Is here visiting hit brother (1. V. Itine- harfc . C. L linker and funilly left this morn' Ing for the Walla Walla country where Mr. Ilakor and Klmer will work through harvest. Road Superintendent Klscr has about flnlahed road work for this season. The road machiue and mea were pulled off Saturday, L. W. Darling left Tuesday for La Grande wlicre be goes to represent Con don Camp No. 58 W.oHV. at the dis trict convention, The continued rains of tho past week wreathed smiles of pleasure ou the farm ers' faces and made the big prospects in their wheat fields biggnr than ever. If yoa want to enjoy a pleauuut outing on the Fourth take In the Young Men's Christian Association excursion from The Dalles to Astoria. For particulars see announcement In another colnmn. W. A. Goodwin roturned Saturday from a trip io Hood River, He reports that section a prosperous and pretty place at this season. The fruit crop is itnmne and the well kept orchards and berry fields are fair to look upon. C. W. WhltOi of Fnpcreack, who went east tome time ago with a train load of sheep, Is at Fremont, Nebraska, where he is holding the stock on accouut of the claim of a Nebraska stock inspector that some of the animals are Infected with scab. Mr. White hopes toon to be able to disprove the claim and get his sheep on the market. J. L. Shrlver was thrown from a frisky saddlehorte on Main street Thursday evening and sustained a fracture of the collar bone. Dr. Gullette reduced the fracture aud the patient is now resting eaaily but la still confined to hit room at the Condon hotel. The animal was one Mr. Shrlver had just bought and not to gentle at he thought. BEECHER FLAT. Cropt are looking fine. Haying is stopped by the rain. A walor spout on Thirty mile at George Stewart's place damaged him consider ably. J. M.Curl and J. Ramsay have return ed after a month's sojourn in the Mitch ell country. II. K.Searcy, Miller Curl, J. Boyerand Al Searcy start today with George Hard lu't wool for Tho Dulles. P. it. Jewell has sold his timber claim in V heeler eouuty toGcnoand Ad Smith and is Kolng back M Vancouver, Wash., hlsold home which he left two years ago. Mrs. II. L. Jacksoil, who has been quite ill, Is on the mend. Beecher Flat residents are going to take a holiday and come to Condon to toe tho circus when Sheriff Wilcox rides the buckskin horse he won of Al Searcy on the election. OLEX. Everybody repairing headers, Our merchants are selling lots of har vest machinery. ... . Mrs Sherman Wade has gond to Cor Vallia Visiting relatives. Mr. James Rinchart, ol Summerville, la here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Cram. . Thii cloudy weather It causing a hus tle among tho haymakers. Harvest bands are coming in but still there's room for more. Miss Parish has cloned her school and roturned to her home In Lincoln. She made a host of friends while here and enjoys the distinction of being the first teacher for some time who has succeeded in giving universal satisfaction. Mr. W, S. Whedon, Cashioj of the First National Bank of Wlntersct, Iowa, in a recent letter gives tome experience with a carpenter in his employ that will be of value toother mechanics. He says: "I had a carpenter working for me who wat obliged to stop work for several days on accoUutot being troubled with diar rhea. I mentioned to him that I had been timllnrly troubled and that Chain berlaln't Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had cured mo. Ho bought a bottle of it from tho druggist here and informed me that one dose cured him, and ho is again at his wqrk." For sale by Tho Hudson Pharmacy C. W. Cros llold, mgr. ; Notice to Pioneers. There will lie a mooting of tho Gilliam county Pioneer Society on Saturday, Juno 23, 1000, In the Armory hall, Con don. All Pioneers and their families are Invited to bo present. Basket din ner and a general good time, Wm, CnHtricrr. Pres. S.m H,Va!V.ut, Sec, Wedded and Parted. Jacob DorUer, a well-to-do farmer who lives between Olex and lone, was granted a diforce from bis wife. Grace liorUer, at Portland last week. Mr. liortxer went to Portland last February to secure a housekeeper for his ranch home and at an employment olflce was Introduced to Mins Grace Drew who expressed a willingness to nerve him In that capacity. He was captivated by the young lady and next day proposed to make her bit wife in stead of his housekeeper and the prop osition was accepted. They proceeded to marry and in a week' the procecdod to quit him cold and refused lo live with him, Mr. Bort.or returned home but last month he returned to Portland and, after consulting an attorney, he made certain discoveries which render ed divorce easy. The suit followed and last Saturday the Bortxer'case was one ol five which wore run through thedl' vorce mill in just one hour and a half. There is no moss on the Portland di vorce mill. Uohk To the wife of Howard Tobey, at The Dalles, June lo, 1900, a 10-pound daughter. , . A Good Cough Medicine; It speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when druggists use it in their own families in preference to any other. "I have told Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past five years with complete satisfaction to myself and customers," says Druggist J. Goldsmith Van Etten, N. Y. " I have alwayt used it in my Own family both for ordinary coughs and colds, and for the cough fol lowing la grippe, and And it very effica cious." For sale by The Hudson Phar- macy--C. W, Crosfield', mgr. In Memorlam. To the Noble Grand, Vice Grand, offi cers and members of Summit Lodire No. 130, 1. 0. O. F, ' Your committee, to whom was assign ed the melancholy duty of formulating an expression of the feelings and Sym pathy of the members of tblt lodge caused by the death of Sister Lizxie Palmer, wife of our worthy brother Frank A. Palmer, whom, on June 5,1000 it pleased our Heavenly Father to re move to the Celestial Grand Lodge, beg leave to submit the following: Sister Lliio Palmer waa a member of the Rebekab Degree Lodge at Eureka, Utah, She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss and to them will go forth the earnest sympathy and sorrow of tills lodge in tholr bereave ment. To preserve tho memory of the depart ed loved one It a memorable custom and monumental page it oltentiuies a more faithful monitor than ia the mar ble shaft. . We seldom think of death until the shadow falls across our path way and the grave bidet from our gaxe he face of soma loved one whose pres ence was ever the sunlight of our exist ence. "Peace to her ashes" and may the God of infinite love and goodness give comfort and consolation totiur brother and bis bereaved family and friends. "iKwth thotild eome Ut-ntly to one u( K'Ut mould, like thee, Al llk'lit wlmla. wmtilurliiK through groves ol blo'.im. Detach the ilellnk blocnotni from ttw (roe. '(lose thr swcot eyes cnlmly, withoat iwtn, And wo 1 11 trtiKl In God tatvv thee yet Ktn.' Kkkoi.vko That the heartfelt sympa thy of the members of this lodge be ex tended to our brother and his family in this their great ailllction. Rukoi.vkd That the lodge endorse the foregoing expression of sympathy, that a copy, attested by the clerk and with thesoalof the lodge attached, be sent to our brother, Frank A. Palmer and a copy furnished the Condon Glohc for publication. Respectfully submitted in F.L. T. C. T. Pl.NKIlAM, W. L Wilcox, , Committee. A Wealth of Beauty. Is Often hidden by unsightly Pimples, ICcxema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, etc. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will glorify the face by curing all Skin Eruptions, also Cuts, Bruises, liurnB, Boils, Felons, Ulcers, and worst forms of Piles. Only 2,")o a box." Cure guaranteed. Sold by Condon Drug Co. THE Mutual Warehouse Oo. OF PORTLAND? Was organized to uicot a distinct iomand of tho grain trade. It is to aflord facilities to storo and con centrate wheat or other cereals at their chief market, Portland, so as to be ready to dispose of them at short notico and command tho fullest competition when ready to Bell. Let hi solid yon our booklet "WlIKAT and how to huiidlo It," which mny Intercut you, Free, Subscribe for tho Globe. Only if 1.50 a year. ROCK CREEK. Cherries are ripe and apples are gel ting ripe. Miss Mattib Jennlng Is visiting in Hardman. Ed II nber, a brother of V. B. Hnbcr, it visiting on the Creek, Nora Miller, of Matney Flat, visited relatives on the Creek last week. School Snpt., It. A. MuColly, leftSun day for a visit with hit relatives in Al bany, Or. , Mrs. I). V. Stricklin and little son, Frankie, made a trip to Condon lat Thursday. Miss Grace Hurt has ret'irned from Huntsville w here l has been hMi ti ling school for the past eight months. ' ; Purely Business. We have refrigerator in daily n and therefore guarantee all meats win! some and nice; Jackson A Dyxart. Tanglefoot at Condon Drug Co. Silverware finest selection mid liesl goods obtainable. Dunn Bros. ISAtiih Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 5 cents at Condon hotel. .Standard plates, 4 by 5, for amateur, 45c per doz. Seed't olates, 4 by 5, OV per doz., tt Gonaon frug uo. Cordsf Colds! Cured bv mint: Lang's Laxative Cold Tablets. For sale Only io Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy. Have yOu tried it? Dr. Shiek't Hair Tonie for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson Fharmacy. Dr. Pfuridcr's O. B. P. cures nine cases out of every ten. Get it. Coudou Drug Co. P. H. Stephenson it aitent for the cele brated Strauss Bros, tailor-made suits. Call and have your measure taken. Have von seen our Inlefit arrival of silverware? If not, you had better call and Inspect these (roods. Finest work manship, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros. (J. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to his care. If yoa have property to sell consult him,' Summer footwear just in latest goods. Our shoes combine style, fit and finish, and comprise the standard brands. Let ut "foot" you. Dunn Bros. Dress coodsof every desirable shade and texture for the summer weather. Right now it the time to purchase, and we shall be pleased to tee you. Dunn Bros-. BISECTION la over and we are elected to stay at home and we will be iotind at the old stand ready and willing to supply out customers with everything kept in General Merchandise Choice line of . Groceries, Clothing, Hats, We are Agents for the D. NL Osborne Harvesting Machinery Our aith i9 to keep tho very best cjuality of goods oblaiuable. Call and inspect our stock and bo convinced. Our prices are tho lowest quality considered. Yours respectfully, . DUNN BROS. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH WILL SOON BE HERE. at JACKSON & YOUR BEST FRIENDS Are tho people who always treat you right. Our goods are the best. " Our assortment the largest, and Our prices tho lowest. . . .What moue can you ask Ve ch argo for prescriptions according to the V higroJients and not tho sue of bottle and dose. (live us a trial order. Call on or write for information and prices. CONDON DRUG CO., BARR BUILDING, CONDON, ORE. . ; AYbolesale and Retail Dealer in Drags, Fliti'to Goods - Musical Supplies and Painters' Material , . ' For Sale. The lollowinif described real estate, situated in Gilliam conriJy, Or., is offer ed for sale for the next nixty days on the following terms : fltloO.UO, of which tfi'W.OO is to he cash, 000.00 payable in one year, t'00 00 in two years the de ferred payments to bear fS per cent inter est. Or will sell for all can'ti at floOOOO. It is the land known ns the Levi J. Goodrich ranch, situated as follows: N. W'.,'.22N 18B.EK SKi-4, and NWJ;f, SE', and N K '4 SWJ, !M, anQ W'fC, N K.and NW'!, 2-1 3N. 18K, containing 658 80-1 ua acres. A ply 0 C. K. Bavahd, The Dalle, Ore. Treasurer's Notice. All city warrants registered prior lo Oct. 1,' 180!), will lie paid on presenta tion st my office. Interest ceafes after June 11, 1900. P. II. Ktki'iibssox, City Treasurer, Condon. Jnne 11, lflOO. Treasurdr's Notice. Alt county warrants reiriftered prior to u i ,lr i4. lH.iK. vt ill t paid on pre-t-iil'i..ii hi in v iillice. Interest ceases after June 8. 10 '0. IS H. Bakkp.b, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Dated at Condon. Oie., June 8, IfMHi. Caneral Otis. Thii fine stallion is ft bright bay. 7 i CHrr"-i,li, weighing KMK) lbs. Sired by Strickland' Scotch Clvdn " Usurper." liraiidxire, "Candhar" (Reg. No. 880). Firvtdatn English draft mare " Snip." Kcemd dam Belle of Scotland" (Reg. No. 1078 1. For terms and dates see bills or enquire of Ed. Cokxktt, Keeper, Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Administratrix. Xotlce la hereby Riven that, In jmnunnre of n onler of th Hon, County Court of l.illiHm comi ty, OnKnn. mini Mareh "51. 1J00, the iniderftlKneil the mlinlnl-lmlrU of the eitate. ,( Jvon 1,. ;ry. d(iMl, will nell it pul.lit H''tion. 1 1 the high est hhlih-r f,r cnnh In haild, the following de-w-rllH'il rt-nl enUite, altuuto lu oilliiim county, ori'Bon, to wit : , . The north ewnt quarter of iwtion one in town nix flotith. noiice twenty eniil, W. M., anil ttlwthe went hnlf of the north eaet nnrt Hiid the went half of the nouth cttftt qnttticr of fHvetion tx. In towimhip lx minth. mure tweiltyoneeiuit,.VVI M.. coiibtininit in nil :iU ai nn, cconlluK to the government num-y. '1 he Kiiid imle wilt hike laee t the foltrtfiouiM. ,1'Mir In t'oielon, liillfain eoiinlv, tiriiioii, on hniunlny, the aoih day of June, l'.ioo, at the botu ol one o'elo, k I'.M. of nnld ilwy. I hU Bale to be made mihjeet to the tense of Geo. K. liukek, which cxpliea Nor. 1, l'"Xl. .1kn?iiI! A, Cy. Administratrix of the estate of Jakon U t'arr. rtereaseil. . Uksihixckk Cowkukah, AtliiriK'),. W.VSTKn HEVEKAt, PKKSflSH K tri, Iiirnite Maiinii-r In tltf n Rtate to repre ent me In their ow ftnd aurroiuidine eomitiea V illicit to pay yearly payable werktr. I)e fllrahie employment with ttiiumiul opitortunitiea. Kefereiu-ea ext haniced. KneloM .-lf-nddriiiw-d Rtamped mivelom. 6. A. 1'ark, aJUi 'axton build tng, Chtcago. Caps, Boots, Shoes McCormack and the NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY IN A SUPPLY OF FIRE CRACKERS, FLACS ETC. ALL KINDS DYSART'S C(K TIONERY. DEERING MOWERS BINDERS AND BINDER TWINE Hardware and General Merchandise Largest stock in the county WADE BROS. OLEX, OREGON Fine Summer Organdies PArPnloC Striped ami Flowered Patterns, -1 ClCdlca Ifc to I5c per jard. . LmenS Jut the thing for Sammer Suits. Pillow Tubing Muslin, Table Cloth Etc. P. H. Stephenson, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON PROPRIETOR. F. M. Sprlngston J. A. Rodger SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. (Successors to T, G. Johnson.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Hay and Grain bought and sold. First-class Rigs always on hand at Very reasonable rates, A 6hart tJf the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Condon, Sto at The CONbON HOTEL. MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor. R I N EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, PropY. The pii blio will find that no better accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEM, Photographic Art. With the approneli of auniiuer when the trqea are in full foliage ami the lit' Ma looking their beat, one longa for the country or the iiioiiiiUin.i, theru.to enjoy the pure water and tho fresh air. lMore (roing t either place call ami procure a koilnk eo that you may preserve and uliuw your friumla pictures of the placea yoii have vioited. We invite hiHpwtion f our iiiuhense line of Camerae, flutes, Mounta. In fact everything ikxts enry for taking a first-class picture. Our pricea will suit vou. Write , HUDSON PHARMACY, Tnivfrsai SlovtS ahil llaiiges J ron licijsW'inlfi f'prin Mattresses f'hnirs llxtt:iiitn TubifH jnirrs i;ikt;ti fiir l''iirnitnri null U'k.'l Paper r.ot ftt-jit in .Stuck : . RUSHF0RD llf A rnMC W AuUrJo RACINE BUGGIES All Colors. Pvice 20c per yard. Reliable Merchant CONDON. ORE. 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-clas hotel, will find this house suited lo their wants.