THE GOIIBOII GLOBE.
THURSDAYt JliUt flftf, lOOtf.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF OlLt.lAM
COUNTY, OREQON.
Our Agents.
The- following persons are Ibo
accredited itgonts of tho (ii.oi)K at
tho pout olUcos named.' They tiro
Authorised to ffccoive and receipt
f.r nuloripCWn Accounts:
W. II. Coi.wkm,. , Arlington.
Waik Utto. .OIox
Mbh. Km. Asoki.i., . , : . .Mnyvillo.
Othor agents will bo appointed,
nnd their mi Hies added to this libt
later.
LOCALNEWS;
Mn. Win. Campbell U 6n the lick
iut tttl week.
Alex Ilnrdle was lii (ruin Trull Fork
iust Saturday.
Mr. 0. T. Plnkham whs on tlio slu'k
Hut the firm of tlia week,
Mis Kttiel llollenWk linn lioon seri
ously III (or the lust week or so.
Mr. oli.l Mrs. Paul Ureliier visited
ill) Cuudiirl Friday and ftalurday.
Will anl Charles Ladies relumed
Thursday from vlwtt to Pint lend mid
Aitorlit. , ; '
Mrs. llrac'e Thomas, ol Oles, accom
panied by her brother, Mr. Cuoke, of
Taeoma, worn 111 t6wli Tuesday.
Mnnloy Duwiiinit and Burt Cason have
returned from Centerville, Wash., where
they disposed of a bull it of horses at
profitable figure.
Last Friday and Saturday this section
win Visited by lb heaviest rain storms
known (or mine time. It literally pour
ed down for s couple of hour.
Wade Bros, tire soiling wagons , farm
inachfnery add general merchandise at
their big Otex more, In cur luad lot thi
season. Olex la n buy burg-
The Arlington Cornet band, which Is
one of the lest organisations of itt kind
in K.nstern Oregon, ha been engoged
for the big celebration Hi Wasco July 4.
Cuittomcr'do Mr. Isaacslelu) "This
coat 1 about threo size to big." Mr.'
lwacsteiu (i ui reel vely ) "Mine frient
dot coat in iiko you so proud you vill
grow Into It". Life.
fiohuyler Iindaon, of tinllrttori, Or., who
'ecently uinrricd Mr. Hurry Iodnon,of
Clem, I in tho Clem neighborhood thi
week gathering horse which belong to
the mute of hi w ife.
O. 8. Kbl, of Arlington, maker Of car
bonated drink, ha a new "ad" in thi
i untie. All periom in Condon handling
thi line of good should call on or write
to Mr. EM for hi price etc.
V. It. ttoyer, county commissioner
eWct, of Clem, wan In town yesterday.
Mr. ISoyer I expecting hi brother, II.
It. Iloycr, and family, from Missouri in
n few day. They will iocnto at hi
phti'O.
A wandering individual drifted into
town Monday evening and on Tuesday
put In hi lime exhorting on the atreut.
The poor fellow allowed signs of dafincM
but teemed to be harmless o ho was
not molested.
Victor Mnrden, maker of Cue bur
nt' an and addle at The Dalles, ha tak
I'll space In the (iixnx and hi "ad" ap
jara for the Orel time ill thi lihpre
aion. Any one needing first clan good
In hi line should confer with him.
lr, 7i. T. l)odon and hi twodauKh
ter were up from Clem Tuesday. The
doctor hat been practicing medicine in
Urn nt comity (or the pant ix month
and ha built up a remunerative prac
tice there. He will return in a few day.
"The way to eucceed in thi life i to
attend trictly to your own business."
"Ye" anewcred Senator Sorghum, "but
first you want to organise a lrttt ao
that nothing can happen that isn't some
if your business.- Washington Star,
Charlie I'arhart relumed from hi
enatern trip Tuesday. While absent he
visited hi old homo at It'ch Hill Mis
souri, friend at different point in Kan
a and alio stopped off at point of In
tereet In Colorado aud Utah. He any
Kama ha big prospects for wheat aud
corn crops.
J. It. Clark met w ith a painful acei
tlent Saturday evening w hile coming In
from Arthur Myors' where be I build
ing a now houso. The pony which Mr.
Clark was riding stumbled and fell throw
ing him to the ground and spraining hi
tinkle and arm severely. Ho hut been
using a crutch since,
W.N. llrown, the wellknown Thirty
mile cattleman, delivered 102 headof htuf
' rattlo at Arlington last Saturday (or the
Union Meat Co. of Portland. Among
the number wn a Thirty tnilo range cow
of Mr. Brown's own rniSing, that weigh
lid 1505 pounds. She I said to be tho
bent beef fyr' hlppcd from thi
country. ; ;
Mrs. IfA. Ileink-rn, of Miiyvlllo, re
reived tho sad IntflliguiiRO "Tucsiiity of
tho death ol hef only brothur, Nalhnn
llalrd, which occurred at hi home at
llrownevilloou Friday evening, tho2'nd
(nut, Mr, Uuird wna walking in hi gar
den when the silent messenger called
him aud he dropped to the ground dead.
Ho wa 50 year old. On account of a
break ill the telephone wlro Mm. Hon-
ilurBon did imt reclove tho mcssnga iu
time to attend the funeral.
Blacksmlthlng.
Joo Harbin, the blacksmith, wishes to
iiinounco to his friend that ho ha re
turned to town and taken personal
charge of hi shop. Don't think for a
moment that he ha quit the town or
that he intend to quit it, He la hero to
stay and to give you satisfaction In mn
chine, repair work to which ho will give
special attention.
Joe Fona wa in from Thirtymile ye'
terdiiy.
Geo, finltli, o Arlington,' wa In town
ycHtordny, "
Mr. John Dysnrt is on the sick Hut, a
victim of the grip.
Mrs; Mary Brown and family were in
from Hock creek yesterday, ,.
Mr. Carrie llurttmrl came In from
Albany Tuesday on a buiilnes trip.
Mr, and Mrs: Arthur Myers were 16
town from Ferry Canyon yesterday. ,
Mr. Kd Dunn' vlsltdd Mr. and Mr;
i'attl Greiner, In Mii'yf illo precinct the
flrt of the week.
The Y. M. C. A. cxcurslMi from The
Dulles to Astoria, on July ffrd. Will be a
pleasant trip. Take it In.
Olcx was visited by an old fashioned,
u p-to-dnte cloud-burst Bnnday afternoon,
ft was phnty hard enough for us thank
you. ,..
Kldi-r J. L Swift, o( the Church of
Chrint, will preach in the Baptist church
at this place on Monday, July 1st. at 11
A. M. and at 4 IV M. All are cordially
invited 16 attend.
LONE ROCK.
Frank Stevens bfohght hi mother
over from Fossil Saturday, lief brok
en arm 1 getting on fairly well.
Amos Black was here Sunday and tejj
us that he will start (or Southern Ore
gon lit a few days to take charge of a big
hay ranch that he has rented.
Hilly Corson flulshod invoicing the
goods in the Woolury store last week
and left (or lone w here he ha bought a
half interest in tho Woolery store.
Everyone here wishes him a prorperou
future in his business venture.
This locality wa visited by the most
terrific storm lant Halurday afternoon,
tl atany of ou' people ever experienced.
It was a waterspout and hail storm com
bined and the hull came down like a
thousand brick, about the sl.e of tlio
fist of a (Irst'Clas pugilist. In places
they were piled up A footer moro deep.
About half the window in town were
broken and much damage was done to
some of the orchard and grain crop.
J. M. Williams was coming home with
a hack load of people and was atru ck by
the storm at the lop of the I-ono Ilock
grade. They alt jumped from the- hack
and the men tried to hold the teitiii by
the bit but the horses, crazed by the
storm, jrked looso and ran down the
grade and over the embankment w here
they finally broke loose from tho back,
leaving the jiattengrra, two men and
two ladies to walk home,' about three
mile, through the terrible storm. But
termilk canyon la washed oat and is al
most impassable even on horseback.
The road Is gone from one end of the
canyon to the other in many place
ditches being washed down through the
rock 10 to L'O feet deep. It w ill cost
from i(XH) to f l&UO to rebuild the road.
A Good Couvh Medicine.
It Speaks well for Chamberlain'
Cough Itemedy when druggist use it in
their own families in preference to any
other. "I have sold Chamberlains
Cough Remedy fur the past live years
with complete satisfaction to myself ahd
customer," say Druggist J. Goldsmith
Van Kttt'ii, N. Y. "I have always used
it in my own family both for ordinary
coughs and colds, and for the cough fol
lowing I grippe, and find it very effica
cious," For sale by The Hudson Thar-
mncy--C. W. Crosfleld, mgr.
Big Time at Arlingtori.
The wide awake people of Arlington
took time by the forelock last Friday
and Saturday and celebrated the Fourth
of July two weeka in advance. The two
day were entirely given over to having
a good time arid the business houses
(hut up shop and gave everybody a
chance to enjoy the sports. On Friday
the Heppner and Arlington ball teams
played a good gnmo in which Arlington
came off victorious but Inter in the day
the lleppner boys redeemed themselves
In a measure by winning out on Arling
ton in a Hose team race. It. A. McCul
ly, of Ferry Canyon, "didn't do a thing"
to the sprinters in tho foot rnce on Fri
day only to bent thum which of course
pleased every F'erry Canyon man pres
ent. On Saturday tho lone ball team
put up ono of the prettiest games against
Arlington that has been seen in the
county since Condon's crack clnb was
dissolved last summer. Iono won the
game too, but of course it would not
have been polito for tho Arlington boys
to have defeated all their guests. Horse
racing was a pin t of tho program as was
also sieeches, music and a literary pro
gram. A grand ball was given Friday
night and altogether the people of At-
lington "did themselves proud" in the
royal manner iu w hich they entertained
their guests.
Mr. W. 8. Whedon, Cashier of the
First National Dunk of Wlnterset, Iowa,
in a j-ocent Icjier glos somo experience
with n Carpenter in bis employ that will
bo of vnlue toother mechanics. He says:
''I had a carpenter Working for me who
was obliged to stop work for several days
on account ol being troubled with iliur
rhoMi, I mentioned to Is 1 ti that I had
been similarly troubled arid thutCham
burlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhiea
Remedy hud cured mo. Ho bought a
bottle of it from tho druggist here and
informed mo that one doso cured him
and he Is u"uin at hi work." For Bulo
by Tho Hudson Pharmacy C. W, Cros-
Hold, mgr.
Notice to Pioneers.
ThorO will bo a meetingof tho Gilliam
county ' 1'lonoor - Society on Saturday
June 23, 1000, in the Armory hall, Con
don, All Pioneers and their families
are Invited to be present.. Basket din
nor inula general good time,1 -Wm,
CoHNisrr. Pro.
, fcjA.w E. VanVaOtok, Sec
The Portage Road.
While at The Dulles a lew days ago
the w riter met 1'nul Mohr, of tha Tort
age Hallway Company, w l.o Hated that
work Is being pushed rapidly on the
portage ahd that the company's boats
are rapldl' iftaring completion on both
(he upperand lower river. The compa
ny hopes to have the mail finished and
boats running by July 13. The comple
tion of thi system will nicsfi much to
the people- of this section in reduction
in freight rates and It should be the
cause of general rejoicing when the first
boat load at Arlington, with Gilliam
county wheat.
John Brown Killed
Wednesday evening about ft
John W. Brown wa thrown
o'clock
from a
horse near the Hoover creek sehoolhouse
and so badly Injured that he died in
about three hour. Kxact particulars
of the accident will probably never be
krown, but circumstances plainly indi
how it occurred. He was returning from
Ellis lliii;he' place with a 8-year-old
colt, for which he had traded, riding the
colt barebacked, W. J. Kiiklund, who
lives on the road from Lost Valley, had
seen Mr, Brown and talked with him as
he pasaod with the horse. An hour or
two afterwards, when Coming to Fonsil
to attend the K. I'. lodge; Mr. Kirkland
found the horse loose near tho school-
house, and caught and tied hi in op. He
saw nothing of Mr. Brown and thought
the horse had just got away froiff blui.
About the same time, Brown' boy ahd
one of Chas, Black's bova lound him
lying in the road near the Brown ranch,
with his bead bruised and bleeding.
He was cohscious, and told the boys to
run for help, but expired in a few ml ti
les afterwards before any help could ar
rive, which, however, from the nature
of his injuries could have done nothing
for him. Dr. Shaw arrived soon after
the unfortunate in fin had breathed hi
last. Hit skull w as fractured and fright
fully bruiied.
Decease. I wa about 49 year of age,
and leaves a family of seven children,
the eldest, who is married, aged 21, and
the youngest about 0 years. He ha
lived on Hoover creek about 13 years,
aud sold his ranch there only a few
weeks ago, and was, intending to leave
with his family yesterday for the harvest
fields of Eastern Washington. He was
well known In Arlington and Conhoh,
as ho drove freight teams off and on (or
yeArs from Arlington to Fossil and haul
ed a good deal of wood to Condon.
The heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community goes out to the bereft chil
dren, whose mother died nesrly five
years ago, in their latest, sudden and
great bereavement.
The funeral took place In Fossil yes
terday evening, services being conducted
n the M. K. church and at the grave
n the Masonic cemetery by Rev.G. It.
Archer; A large conconrao of sorrow
ing friends followed the remains to the
grave. Fossil Journal.
A Wealth of Beauty,
Is often hidden by unsightly Pimples,
Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Salt Kheum,
etc. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will glorify
the face by curing all Skit) Kruptions,
also Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons,
Ulcer, and worst forms of Pile. Only
2oc a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Condon Drug Co.
A GRAND CELEBRATION
Will bo held at Lone' lioek, on
JULY 4, 5, 6, 1900.
Tho first day will bo spent in liter
ary exercises, basket dinner foot
facing and other amusements, clos
ing with a
GUAM) BALL AT NIGHT.
SECOND DAYHOR8K RACING. "
600 yard dash, frce-(or-all, purse, 3fl.OO
,1 mile dash, frctj-tor all, purse, 25.00
Saddle horse race
Pony race, under l-i'a hands.
TIUltD PAY MAtCII RACES CoSTtX P
Slow race, free-for-all, entrance fee .50
Geo. Perry, Lewis Miller, Marshals
Everybody cordially invited.
MONTGOMERY DOCK NO.
2, operated by THE MUTUAL
WAREHOUSE CO.. of Portland,
is tho largest, most complcta and
best equipped Dock on tho Pacific
Coast.
Neither tho MUTUAL WARE
lISHHS Sk ...
liUuob LU. nor its ollteors aro
buyers of grain, hetico there can
bo no Conflict of iatorost when act
ing for customers.
"WHEAT and how to Imntllo It.'' an Inter-
estliiRlHtla pamphlet, will bo scut to you free
ou appllvatlon,
Subscribe for tlio 'Oi.obk.
Unly ift.ou a year
Purely Business.
Seed's" plaice Solio, Vefrf rind Dekko
paper at the Condon Drug Co.
Wright's Root Beer 1ft cent per bottle
Hire's Hoot Beer 25 cent per bottle
U-nion Sugar 2fl cents per can at
Jackson & Dysnrt's.
Silverware finest selection and best
goods obtainable. Dunn Bros.
Bath I lot and cold water, clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel.
Colds! Colds! Cured by nting Inng'
Laxative Cold Tablets For sale only in
Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy,
Have yon tried it? Dr. Khiek'a Hair
Tonic for the scalp. F'or sale at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
Have yon seen our latest arrival of
silverware? If not. ion had Itetter call
and Inspect these (foods. Finest work
manship, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros.
G, L. Neal, the well known auction
eer, will give ..the strictest atteMimi to
all business entrusted to his cm, if
yon have property to sell com-ult him.
Summer footwear jnvt In latent ?mtd.
Our shoes combine style, fit and lini'li,
and comprise the standard brand. Iel
us " foot" you. Dunn Bros.
Dress good of every desirable shade
and texture for the summer weather.
Kight now is the lime lo purchase, n. I
we shall be pleased to see you. Dunn
Bros, i
O. S. EBI
FIlOPRIETOIt OF
SODA and DOTTLlNG UORKS
Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and
Champagne Cider, Sarsaparilla and
Irori and all other Soft and Carbonated
Drink. Condon trade is respect
fully solicited. Orders promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
VICTOR
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harniis and Saddles
Fine StocLz Saddles a Specialtyl
We Guarantee Our Prices lo P tease
t and Our Uorklo Give Satisfaction
- Call when in The, Dalles or write for f rices and information.
Ttie Dalles, Oregon
ELECTION
Is over and we are elected to stay at home
and we will be found at the old stand ready
and willing to supply our customers with
everything kept in General Merchandise.
Choice line of
Groceries,
Clothing,
Hats,
le are Agents' for the"
D. Ma Osborne
Harvesting
Machinery
t)ur aim Is to keep tho very best quality of goods obtainable;
Call and inspect our stock and be convinced.
Our prices aro the lowest quality considered.
Yours respeclfullyi
DUNN BROS.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
WILL SOON
1
I
" JACKSON &
Ladies Only
Are interested in such matters as tho quality, style and
price of crcpo and tissue paper. .
i'onipadour combs which will not brenlc, ClolheB, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, SoEodont ahd Rubifoam, 25c, Jttlsical Instru
ments, MagiiBinos ahtt many other useful articles can be had at
tilt)
Condon Drug Co.
Leading Drug, Photo
BARR BUILDING,
Trustee's Sfo.
I tflll sell all of the horses belonging
to the estate of Frank II. Ralston, bankrupt,-
at ljne llock Oretforf on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 1900
for cash in hand,
8.- t. STBATTOif,
Trustee,
Dentistry.
Dr T. L. Nicklin, denfif hatf re
moved his oflice to ,the ftcphenson
building, second floor, where he dill be
fonnd at all times ready to Attend to the
want of those desiring the services of a
first-class dentist. Call ahd see him.
The doctor was here for a short time last
summer and hi work peaka for itself.
Treasurer's Notice.
AH city warrants registered prior lo
Oct. 1, 189!), will be paid on presenta
tion hi mv olfice. Interest ceanes after
June 11, Umi. t'. H. Stkpiibnho!, ,
City Treasuter, Condon.
June II. 100O. ;
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrant registered prior
to J iiitisr 'l, 18'i9. will be paid on pre-
st i.ta'iou at tnv otlke ' Interest ceases
; after J une 2:!, 1000.
8. B. Barkrh,
Treasnrer of (iilliam counfv, Oresfon.
Daieil hi Condon. Ore., June' 25, liftM.
General Otis.
Thi fine stallion is a bright bay, 7-yars-old,
weighing 1900 lbs. Sired by
Strickland's Scotch Clyde "Usurper."
Urandsife; "Candhar" (Beg. No. 686).
First dam English draft mare " Snip."
Second dam " Belle of Scotland " (Beg.
No. 1078). For terms and dates see bills
or enquire of EJ: CobneW, Keeper.
WANTfiP MRVKRAf, FOR PIS
trli ! Office MKnsKvn In tills nOite to repre
sent mr in their own still surrounding-eoHiitiii
Wlllina to mi jrenrly jmyaMi) weekljr. De
ulrHt.le employment with unmiiiHl opportunities.
Referene exchsnasil. Hncliwe -1 f -e 1 reined
stamped envelope. . A. Frk, KOCaxlon butld
Inn, I IjIchko.
MARDEDN
Caps,
Bobts,
Shoes
McCormack
arid the
NOW IS THE
TIME TO LAY IN A
SUPPLY OF FIRE
CRACKERS, FLAGS
ETC. ALL KINDS
DYSART'S C0S
TIONERY.
and Musie Dealers,
CONOON,
DEERING
MOWERS
BINDERS
AND
BINDER
TWINE
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise-
Lafgegt stock in the
county
WADE BROS.
OLEX, OREGON
Find CHn.mon nnirnnliAo All Colors.
pArn1tid Striped and Floered Patterns,
rClldlCb 10c to 15c per yard.
Lin6IlS JaslUiethlhg for Summer Suits.
Pillow Tubing Muslin, Table Cloth Etc,
P. H. Stephenson,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
FOR FINEST BRANDS OP WINES LIQUORS and CIGAR&
FINE BlLUARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION,
FRED WILSON,
PROPRIETOR;
F. M. Sprlngston
SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
(Successors to T, C.Johnson.)
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Hay and Grain bought and sold.
First-class Rigs always oft hand at Very reasonable" rales,
A share of the public patronage Is respectfully 6oiieitou
Condon,
Stop tit
The -CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK,
RINEHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon
GEO. W. RINTEHART, PropY.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found iu this country than at this house. Meals 2ocj beds 250.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN.
Spring Cleaning
Tho present is the time for cleaning and renovating the In
lerldr of your honie. We carry a nice lino of Taints and
Varnishes, all colors and shades, ahd Oils suitable for all
classes of work. Prices aro bod-rock. fJall . ami let us con
vinde you of Buperiorttv of Our gdods. Prices junt right.
HUDSON PHARMACY.
Umverai &ft5t anJ
Ritngen
Iron flrrfritead..
Hpriri .Satfreiirteir
Chair "
Rfe'niioh f utl'ea
Orders (rtkf n for rVrnit'iiro
and Wntf fVrper' rrt fcepl iii
Rock
RUSHF0RD
Tlf A aC AXTO
W AuUiMb
RACINE
BUGGIES
isfiisd
rice 80c per yard;
Reliable
Merchant.
CONDON. ORE.
J. A, RodgSirs)
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,
deSifthg the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
Proprietor.