TiiE ;GOHDOil:GL0
i, 'ASl't JUL
i. . - nwiok . -. r
" tin ntMK inviten fortt-ispnndfJtire from eU
. tvUon of iitlium pituntv. v. mm to mute
. t " VJ JiHJM'f f' UwnLtM? II' W rtfUm o( tin
'.luiity uii'j invite our irl-titi to nixt I' tv"
nvia!nf in tlu Ktr.vK of Uj-tt -K'fi'.o'Kw
r.cu.Ul'orlKK'J. lwrij:p"-HU1uiV tn'Wf N
" by tiiu wrttvr. rii nwwin!v Mr pn-
ln'filiiJt), teal tW un t'vMt:i" nt s'iou Imth. nul
tv.dcu.tm ruikfii tut riH(KiMMU ivot.n-
DC I William Raw fit .to eroPH.v imn.lt a rA xi-....
' iiftJivr bonf Kuplibh bird tli oth. r; - lho tms ,,. .,
Maraud i he, reft of the' iu.sh"diluU iMiukrupt:
ied his i;-iiv au2 iii;'!'ii:;j:;:' o.?t;.;,1!:;'-! :';0 ,t .'' Li
th North nea to Germany whore Slt,'lU,!"' ,,,,:,e" " -U
, ii. .vllio noti'l sunt mu'imnt K'loiiiiriit to tlim
in getting acqtiaiiuod with Ins rt-Ia-1 bidder for etch in hand, nt l.nne Rook
J" cv fr l ...... .....x.., , i.! ivi iflM 111 .miiti, 1,1.111V Jluia,
tivs near Heidelberg who still r.ink Oregon, i-utnuiicittt nt 10 o'clock in tho
as honest peasant. though k nown ' fw'" "f t!"' '-' day of July iwo.
bv the fati.ilv ...n, of Mr ' 'lm1, " 0n '"' :i',VAU ,l '
THE M'VlWr.
.Tho chilil i born. .. ,r
After more than five v pas.
rJ in the pans of jvufuntieti, '.w
. Wheeler cminly Anw .v hm Ven
delivered and theouittry :i!5i;vs.
1 he child wan coi ! ;. a-
A C sod CouuM MiSiilctna,
. J'.'1-' J "HI.
lit tijfi'J.
For Salw.
.V t!-1 :iin-iMiis !mve lin n frdtomi to : A spnu uf wi'ti broke liny irdillngK, 7
Ji ilr' nti.f li-cp'ii's bv the of ! venr oUI. it:ht abunt liotl fm-h.
iiwiiilwrinu's ('.nigh li'smicdy.
If t- .i:X. lr SJ.tl
. i . . . ' .
i . t. - ..' . k . . i. . ii. A ,
;jli-'i wi.rt iifiv ijiuilit or lllllfc! iruumt', j
vi t! tut lor tt ia i:'rtain to jirovo j
i'i;n'i '-,l, CiKik'ln that have. rcsMp.l i
II oth-i
I'l.VHK 1,. I I INT,
Millinery Goods et
Reduced Prices.
KKMKMBEK WE HAVE
; THE l.AUUEfT LINE (P -
-Agricultural Implements
, Iw.l A hh.i lilK li.Ll.KS ' t
J' AND I'KNDI.KTO.X, 1
Vhioh wr-re bought at jriotf to defy competition.
A full and cotmiloto lino of Taiii nni StoiiL-bton Wiii'rms
ithe latest improved Oliver and .Moline trtrii; IMnwn.
lint up-to-itiUo .Monitor ami Hnvkcye If m uml Diijc Drills.
Mi'Corniick itiiproved rullt'r-bt'iiring Mowers, llcapori and FiituliTs; ', '
The uneouuMfld Mihvankei (ihniu Drive Mower. , ' -
Russtll it Co.'s KtiiitKM, .Threshers and Fixtures. -Th
Littlo U;utU Tread Power Threherv . i .. . .
SEE THE
.:.. c . - .,:..n !'
n.rr. tn , ,...r. . .. . ... i " ... v i..l I-oo-ba M i.ldo k has rieoiJod to
i-.v- v - i. v. . . i' t ' t , t i i - . : 1 1 - m mint nuu fj:i ii iii'u till tins , . , , , , ,
mitt no f n t j . u ttrturht tiii i ii. f (n'Oti rcwiohML' I iiUHrt tnt srtntod htirio . . .
PB1 A P'1
rf mm
oils parents as a straight up un
iliitchitig republican party organ,
but ulii!! with it?" ti ret feeble wail
of life it blitsts the hopes of its pro
, genitors hy declaring itself to be
e. .''impartial in every thing connect-
ed with ouroitv and countv," which
' must mean, if it means anything,
that the protoplasm hopes to de
' ' ' velop into an independent, rather
thun a political organism. , True,
after a lengthy dissertation on its
"i aims and objects, and the big uiche
'.- it expect to fill to over flowing in
. . the gallery of Gilliam .county jour
nalism and a declaration that every
body is expected to prescribe their
favorite brand of condensed milk
orbaby food for its sustenance, or to 1
quote literally, tol'diclate what they
wik! to eee inserted in its columns.
. the little thing catches its breath
. and proceeds to reiterate that.it
"will be impartial on county mat
ter3" bat, soth voct, that it "favors
the republican administration
This last declaration, however, is.
like the silver plank in the Kansas
. tny platform, given an unimpor
tant position where it is hoped cer
tain classes of democrats won't see
it.
1 It is too bad that a child should
thus disappoint the fond hopes of
its parents especially when there
are more than two to disappoint
ed and that the beautiful theory
of pre-natal culture, whose advo
cates have fondly hoped to regener
ate the world, should be thus rude
ly over thrown and shattered.
When the Annex gets old enough
it should enter some good kinder
garten class and in time take i
course in ancient hietorv. It would
then learn that the prime object of
its ancestors, those wise men who
shaped the course of ita evolution
ary period and brought it into be
. ing, was. as alleged on the streets
of Condon in the earlydaysof June,
not to gain riches, not to win fame,
not to fill a long felt want in the
field of journalism, but to put the
Condon Globe out of business be
cause, as alleged by these same
wise men,"the Condon Globe is a
democrat 'paper b'God and we'll
put in a straight republican paper
and show the Gi.ube whether it
can refuse to support Hon. W. W.
Sleiwer, of Fossil, when we as-k it to
or not." It will also learn tha the
above Darned Mr. Steiwer, so report
says, was a heavy contributor to
the fund which was raised here in
" Condon by his faithful followers to
purchase swadJling clothes for the
little shaver,, which in the more
modern language of the Annex, are
- described as "new machinery and
modern type faces." It will fur
ther learn that in the eyes of the
aforesaid wise men, in the early
days of June, it was a heinous of
fence for the Condon Globe to be
run as an independent newspaper
which sold space to both political
parties and supported neither, as
parties, during the same campaign
. in which S. B. Barker met his Wat
erloo as treasurer of Gilliam coun-
: ' '
i Yes it is true that Condon has
a new paper and that Gilliam and
Wheeler counties have a few , old
ore politicians who, it has been al
leged, are going to "run the Globe
out, but on this beautiful harvest
morning when the air is odorous
with the wealth of 'Gilliam' golden
grain we send greeting to our friends
and patrons and the public gener
ally and riHe to remark that we are
no good as a "sprinter" and so will
have to stay. To paraphrase the
words of the martyred Garfield,
God reigns and the Condon Globe
Hill live. '
, , , . 1 1,1 .nunnery uooas nutu Jiuv 4111. 1:1
loei, that the climate of lauioa health ! , ' . . , . , ' , . .
...... . .... , , . , orour to etoHO out lipr Btook oftiini)ir
reaorta failed to U'liebl. have been p.-r-,' . , . '
... . , , ' ' 1 and SiiHimer tiuods. Somo meu new
niaoentlv cured by its . Kir iile It l . ' , , . , ,, ,
,.,,, i ,., ;sioi' hna just tieea - received. C 1 and
tifM iiir ' ' s siwuire a bargain. At V. 11. Stenhenson s
Recent advices from China toll ;
tho most horrible story ever recit-1
It. H. llKNl((;eK!. J S(JWK!iyH.
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
, - , . ,. i ' . , nuunntYSAI LAW.'
tu in uiiuern nariure. i(unng ue j f,, , CFf'L'S
disastrous retreat of the allied foro-! .-hmthoiwuku wsst op wnw, cosmoa.
e4ltiihr l-uirai' S'v ai fr in ' n,li,r omnor.Tirrt at, rmv,
Pekin, it btvatue impossible to car-1 u.d. "'';' a Xotury in wii aw
ry tho wounded soldiers with them 1
and, in order to save his maimed 1 DK:
. . . 1
tollowers from Chinese torture, the
admiral was obliged to order them
shot. Tho wounded soldiers knew
the alternative " and prayed for
death at the hands of- their com
rades rather than brare the horrors
of Chinese torture. . It is a horri
ble story to come on the eve of the
20th century and there are many
who will auk whether the propa
ganda of the Christian religion or
even the spread of commerce and
the encouragement of railroad
building in the Celestial kingdom
is worth Buch a price.
Puring last .May an infant child of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given op all
hopes of recovery. I took a bottlo of
Chamberlain's Colic and Cholera Reme
dy to the house, telling them I felt sure
it would do good if used according to di
rections. In two days time the child
had fully recovered. The child is now
vigorous and healthy. I have recom
mended this remedy frequently and have
never known it to fail. Mrs. Curtis Ba
ker, Book waiter, Ohio. Slid bv the
Hudson rharmacy. C. W. Crosfleld,
mgr. . '..,.
It. J. W. VOOKL
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of ths Eye,
W ill Visit Cojidou Kvery Tlirve Mentha..
Vt inch LoetU Column tor Dati'K.
Deputy Stock Inspectors. ,
I hav appolutnl a my dopuuoa the tollowinir
pt:rii:
W. H. f'nlwell. Arlington. ;
L. B. Tnwr.jH'ii 5. ouaou.
I barley While. 1 i'r l?aik.
R. M. .loiiNwiy, Lone Rivk.
btook InpcclOr lor i.miaiu bounty, Onaoii.
General Merchandise
OUR STOCK
is VKKY fOMPLKI K, V. HU'll WR AUK lK.il Elil.VU To Ol'U Cl'XlOMrKx
CALL AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED. - -
SHURTE & WEIR CO.
H F una m
JEAN LABOUS, PROP.
FINE WINES, UQCOKS and CHOICE CIOAltS.
BILLIAUD and TOOL TAULES.
. FIliST-CLASii GOODS Ol'R PRIDE.
FllES-II, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on lK.m;ilr
Main St., Condon, Oregon
County, Court Proceedings.
;.' 1 Jaly term, 1900.
(Coutinued from laet week.)
r KCAI.e CLAIMS AtLOWEU.
Jas. A. Morgan. ,
J F Peoa
J M Johnson. . . . .
J H Cragton . . . . .
Jeswe Mason
A Sharrard
J 1) Ward...
B F Colwell
M V Weatherford .
Emma I'eo. ......
V M Weatherford
Fran L Tobcy..:
CS Jayne. .......
J A Wallace
Chas Lidiea ....
Clyde Flint
F H Morrig
Bessie Blake. j...
Chaa. Lillie......
J W Clark... ....
W S M vera.. '..:..
Will Ladiges.
8 00
... 4 00
... 8 00
... 2 00
... 18 00
..10 00
. . 4 00
.. 14 00
. . 2 00
. '. 2 00
. . 6 CO
.. 4 00
. . 16 00
.... 12 00
8 00
.. , 8 00
34 00
'. S4 00
. . 2 00
..18 00
. . 14 00
15 00
p H. WALS
County Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Home stead peckers located al
reasonable rates.
Condon. Oregon.
tt. LIMA
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON. '
Iy or night calls prompllv aimueroiL
lllllce In New Masonic HiiiMtiiK.
CONDON - - - - OREGON
JR. J. F. GCLLETTE, . .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offit-t hbl of Csna.'rt Drug Co.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll UoH( a Specialty.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Condon : : Oregon.
Geollardie., ......... ,400
Oliver Ward..;. ..
Y M tlRiiratty ,
Frank lingers '.
M Vanblaricon.'. . .... .....
, COKTIKCEO FOR TERM,
John Madden ...... . . . .,
A mo Wineland
Geo Madden. . '. ..'
Milton Lewis . ;. .-. .......
vVm Keves
2 00
2 00
2 00
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
by Administrator.
Notic ! h'rr.by Riven that In pursuance of an
orti r of the Him. Comity Virt ni OilLiam coun
ty, Orei'on, made and eritfrl on !!, I v. the
eighth uay nt .May. A O.. M.. tijci nii,)iTsiirnei
the administrator of tli ntau- of John A. l.iim,
di-it'u.t, will well at pBtill; auction tn the litRti
ct I Ktd jrlor cash iu hand, the following de
Mtrilwil real utf, altiuila in Oilllain cuuutv,
Istp of Or- coii. 10 Kil : . '
The norta-eiiat qnarter ol the north wit qnar
tf r. Ilio north half of the unrtb-ea't qnrtr, aint
t!ieomh-t'at qinirtw at the north ewit qwirtiT
ofacction thirty-four aonth, runi twitty-on,
eaMof Wlllinn. ite Mortilinn, ami containlnKoiiv
hundred and iiiy acrea, accorilmg to i:. a, oov
erninnt n'lrvov.
The aatd nuU- will take place at the CoiirtIion
flitnr Cilll.n, r.M..t.' n- ...... '
,u.,,.t . ,j. .oil, un r-nitflllltV, tllf
ir day oiJuty, A.D.,1SW), at the hour ol one
v tiw i.iu. ui pitiu uiiy.
I', ft. ftTKttlKMariS.
. Admtnimratorof tbaUteof
John A. Liun, deceaacd.
nr.MHit'AKTFfes
roK HIUII.u-UA.HE
" WET" COOKS.
VINK WIIISKIKS.
OLYMI'IA BF.F.K.
FANCY MIXED
DKINKS.
Lower j
Main street!
mimmtMimmmt
a THE a a
"MODEL."
A Quiet Resort.
Charles Fix, Prop.
BOWLING
ALLEY I .
AND .
POOL
TABLES
IS CONNECTION.
Condon,
Oregon.
'v a h-t - -
"Russell;-Enofines
Traction or Portable, Slmpte or Com
pound, Wood r Straw Curnera.
ma
iiUticitLL & 00.,
PORTLAND, CM
ziiiiomaiic s.tc.er8, wind Mmlc
rs, rior.se Powers. Threshermen's
CiippHes cf All Kinds.
r-wrtrrr: fofi catalocuc and prices
REAPERS, BINDERS
HEADERS, MOWERS
The Jones Chain Mower has no gear,
no peer. Tho leading grass cutting
machine of the world.
When you get ready for a
Binder don't overlook the
Jones Lever Binder,
It is the only, harvester and
binder that will cut whole
harvests without missing a
bundle,
Remember I The
Jones steei Frame Header
Is taking the lead in Gilliam and
Klickitat counties.
We have all these machines set up and
ready for inspection, When in town
Call and see them and. get bur price.
LORD & CO.
F; M. Sprlniraton J. A. Roduar
SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
(Successor, to T, C. Johnaon.)
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
NEl
Rf HARNESS SHOP.
SOTICE FOR rtXBLIATION.
" - - ...... .u ,, ,u u nt.nnti m i.
rtriiftlon. from iie Vimrulsl(mr of the Uener-
vi ttia;in'4.. utni(.r hut nuntv v.t..A i him h.
M'rtlrin 'X.V',. I' A UfU Utt am ,r........rf I... Ik...
2 00! Wl1' pmeo-d tooifVrat pat lie mie on Tmar
I the 'M.l, it., ..... w . ................ .
mia omci!, ttie loliowlng traet of lujuti, to wit
. 13 00
14 00
2 00
X'i Sec. 4, Tp. 4 8., K. 22 E, W. M.
, "How are the mighty fallen!"
William Wallorf Astor, snob, who
renoimceJ bis native land and ap
plied for citizeiitbij5 in England
for tho avowed purpowe of getting
in a pohitioa . where ho could miri'
pie fretly with Englinh royalty has
(''-'ii "cut dead" by the Prince of
Wales and in conHcqueiice is uot
in it wlvli Enliah ."tawuiety".
.............. 28 00
Th Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.
"I have been in the drug business for
twenty years and have sold ninst all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire lit I have never found
any thuijf to equal Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and iJiarrhoea Remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles," says Q. W.
Wakefield, of Columbus. G. "This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morbus in my family and I have recom
mended and sold hundreds of bottles of
It to my r lutotnera to their entire satis
faction. It BfTords a atiick and an re enrn
in a pleasant form." For sale by The
Hudson' rbarmacyC. V. Croafield,
iniir.
Any and all pernona elulmln atfTtwly the
2 00 j te-oacnhef lands are advlt-d to tile their
,0 ui """ omoe on or oeiore the Hay den
llHn-ll UlF Itl. ,,TI,m,,n,u.tn,,n r.t - I u..n n.L
! meir nguu Dill oe lortniwd.
J. V. Lecaa R'irlter.
Land Office, at The Dalle Oregon July 12
Vs'AHTED.
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Likd OrricK, Tne Dalles, Oa, Jhiim 16, K00.
' Otife l lutrvDV IrtVen that tha fnllnrlnir
named ai'ttlrr haa tilot notkof hi. intention to
rmi a 1. fin ,1 f,,v.,f i ,, ,....., 1.1 ..I.., , . i--.. .
II I i i 7 ill " 1 'l mi"'-iiiiiii, biiu lil
...... lns Mm,,,, i..iore 11. ft. nyn-
am H, L. ii. Criniinlsnlouer, at f oaiI,(m-Kon, on
samraay, juiy 2s, 1M, viz:
JOHN H.if-OTT, of Condon. Or. con
ltd ,E. No. 7'fOI for the 11 y, ue W n4 nw and
nw'-i dec. Tp. i i ft. t. W . M.
He nartiHithe followlnx witiipaaea to prorehla
continaoiia maMi-nee Boii anil r nltivation of
.llltl ll,t,,l Vlv - f U....I,. I tl ..
........ .... -...,...,, I-,,,,,,,, , Tl. r,njtiii, iieorae
u.b,umi.iihui, nemon an or i.on'lon. Orison.
"I r. lteaa, tieKlater.
I will buy Cavalry Horses at
Condon on '
' : JULY 27, lf'OO. ;
Horses uitist be between A and 9
years old, height from 14 hands 2
inches to ;j bands ?, inches, weight
frOUl 950 to 1100 pounds, 'well I before H. K. Knui-r. coaoty'Ierk, at
L i. - . 4 . . . . ! OttllVf n r'nilfl.l, tiraitf... .I.... .... k .
oroae ana sonna. Will buv , al
horses of the above description.
: J.K.E0WEN.
NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT.
'Notho la berehy Riven tb.it the ttudisn-inid,
adiuinlairatorni the wtnto of J. V. Orlnhain do
iioed, baa liied In the county eourt of Gilliam
oomity, atot of Oreuon. h!a final aewunt aa
ucl almlntntriitor of aaid cnUte and that
Tuday, September 4, ISiOoJ
atJo'elork F.M., h.i been fixed by aaid court
aa the tlma for bciirint objection, to mud riqiort
andtlteaettluinenttlioroof. B K - Hkah'-y,
Viliululitiaior 0: the LUte ol J. V. CfUiiam Uci-.
CONTEST NOTICE
V f. Lakd Ornce, T he tALtaa,Oa., June 13 1900
A wffl(-k'nt(-oiit.t affidavit havtiit; ben Hied
...in i, iieniv . n-ii,,r ..i,nt,.utHt
aitainat homeatrad entry No. 7572. made Mar S,
i, for Iota 3 and i and HUH W u of ,. 1 1.
4 H ranjA' 13 K by Frank A. H
wMr:h It ia allwd that 'aaid Frank A. Benton
bus wholly abandoned aaid tr. ih.i h.u.
changed bi residence llierefrom for more than
all mouths since making aaid entry and that be
la not in the military or naval aeniee of tho
t'liltol Htntea, said parties are hereby notified
to appear respond and oili;r evidence touching
odd allegation at 1C o'clock a. in. on AHgust
hi.
office at Condon, Oreiron, and that filial hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on Aug. K), VM
before th Kefnter and Receiver at the United
.-tn'ea Land Office in The liallea. Oregon.-
The said constant having, in n prop r(nda
vlt. filed June ia, jmoo, let forth facta which
aliow that iiftar due diligence, iramial aetvlce
of this n'rtlce can uot tm made, it ta hereby or
dered a:id directed that such notice b given by
due and proper publication. J.t J I.cca,
' 4M3 - : igiier.
WWTKii hi:vi:ral i'k khons for vh
ainric.i rffia Mt, ti.i. .......
t ....t.r-, ,., twin r,i.r ig
me Hi (heir 09 end aurroiinding c.,imn,..
n Itlmg to jit yciiily IWK1, pwvable week Iv. lie.
l'Waempii,yiriiiiii with iinanaul oi,r.ort'initl.,
t':lin.'nci i-iictjiii:.;d. Knckw.- . ff-ad lreni-rl
jt.nuiKxl env.-JO;t. i. A. !Wk,SiO Caatoi. bu.W
I"iS, l.Ll( (,,.
I will open 1 a complete line of
Harness within a few days,
in the ' room adjoining the
Condon Drug Co's store, and I re
quest my friends, and the public
generally to hold their orders -until
I am ready for business.
I have excellent health and am
going into this business for the
Almighty Dollar and all I ask is
for you to go first to other dealers
and get prices before coming to me.
If I fail to sell you it is my f neral.
Yours for $ $
TOIL. P0RTW00D.
STATE I10RIV1AL SCHOOL
sVIOKMOUTH, OREGON.
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18, 1900.
Students prepared to take State Certificate immediately on graduation.
Graduates readily secure good positions. .
Expense of year from 120 to 150. .
Strong Academic and Professional eonrses,
New Special department in Mannal Training.
Well erjuipped Farming I)epartment.
For catalogue containing full announcement, address .
P. L. Cami-beix, President, or W. A. Wank, Secretary of Farnlty.
PAPERIHC AND PAIHTINC.
Full line of latest Wall Paper.
Ealimgteson work snd material
furnished on short notice.
Call and seo my samples.
W. A. DARLIKC.
tjubecribo tor the Gt.re.
Uiily tl.iO a year.
C. S. PALMER,
prtist Barber.
Sleek Shaves
a n d Hal r-cu ts.
Razors honed and re-Rround,
CONDON - - - OREGON.
Subscribe for tho Gloiie.
Onlv
1 1 50 a year.
Hay and Orain bought and sold, '
First-class Rigs always on h&mi at very reasonable rates,
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited,
Condon, Oregon.
GO AND SEE
AL.HENSHAW.
Who keeps a fine lino of Stoves, Ranges, Linolenm, Redding,
Springs, Valises, Hardwawo, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Pots,
Jar Rubbers Etc. , , '
CONDON
L". A. KELSON.
T T tiAniiitAs
NELSON & PORTWOOD fi
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE.
FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts.
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring,. Coit-
init, nuauc, nmp-iup aim nil Kinds ot Kougn lumber. Careful
attention given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE.
LOST VALLEY, OREGON.
L T HOLLENBEGK, M. E.
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
Estimates tnado 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 ma
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