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THE GOIIDON GLOBE. THURSDAY AUGUST 9, tOOO. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF OILLIAM COUNTY, OREUON. Our Agents. The following persons are the accredited agents of the CIi.ohb at tlio post ollloes named. Tboy are authorized to receive and receipt lor subscription accounts: W. II. Couvsu... ., , , .Arlington WAIjK BitoH ( Olex Ms. Ella Anokll. . , , . .Mayvillo. "f)thor agents will be appointed, , nnd their names added to this list . later. . ' : I 1 ...... J.i; , -J.1..-. LOCAL NEWS. Albert King took spin to Arlington and back on bit wheel last week. Jean Laboui went to Trail Fork last Saturday to visit friends fort few days. Miss Miller, of Seattle, arrived last Thursday lor an attended visit at 8. 8. Urlder'a. 1. II. Downing went to Arlington the !Vlrt of the week to purchase a supply of Itreln sacks, etc., preparatory to tbresh lug bit crop. ;,5 , Nelson & Portwood are building an addition to their livery barn this weok to bettor accommodate their Increasing business. Mini Ora Blake, who hat been visiting , the family of ber unole 8. 8. Orlder for the pait two month, left Friday morn fng for her borne at l'eudloton. It. M. Johnson, of Lone Hork, wa here Monday to meet hie aUter, Mr. Noble, who arrived on that day (row California to inaka hint a visit. Miss Florence Hawk, who baa been atopping at Kinehart'a rettaurtnt fur oiue time, was called homo to Mayville yesterday by the dangoroui Illness of her sister. Dr. J. H. Uudton of The Da I let came out Monday on a business trip. The doctor ii looking well and bia genial ap pearance Indicates that the world Ii dealing kindly with blm. Mr. and Mm. H. B. I'ong, of Matney r Flat, have returned from a uoutb'a C vUlt with frlonda at Walla Walla. Mra. l'oatt'a aunt, Mra. McCormlck, accom panied them on their return. Judge Arthur Fraaor, of Portland, visited hit brother 1(. N. Fraier last Friday, returning to Portland Saturday, lie came out to take homo till young on who haa been visiting bia uncle'a family for several weeks. Mist Mary Maddock and her alitor Maggie, who apeut laot week visiting at the Cooney ranch, retnrned Sunday. They alao ient one day at the Collin rancli on Thirtymile, and report having It ad a uiot enjoyable time at both place. A letter from Frank Maddock, who la in charge of a band of aheap In the mountain near Austin, Grant county, tatea that bo la having a grand time killing game and catching fish, there being plenty of both, be aaya, where he i camped. ' Jim Dunn arrived last Friday from Arlington, where he waa laid op for a couple of weeka, on bia way from the Hast, with a severe attack of pneumonia, iteli glad to be auk to Condon, and bopeibie health will rapidly Improve tu this eicalleu? ;liuiate. Fred Wilson, ent to Rock creek Mon day to bring tck bia aiator, Miss belle, who baa been visiting her uncle there for a tew days. Mlsa Wllaon is an ex perienced school teacher, having taught chool in Michigan, from which elate he recently came to Oregon. This Is the time of year when the blacksmith la rushed with work from daylight till dark. There Is always a great deal of Presetting done during the dry season, and as harvesting proceeds there la also considerable broken ma chinery to be repaired. A good black smith can now strike a job In almost any town In the state. A man coming up from Portland a few days ago, said be was looking for a etbady Job. lie had been working In "-Kastern Oregon, whore be said the work wasn't steady enough, no he threw up a jab be had there and started for the valley. : He began work at 4 o'clock In the morning, stopped a fow mlnutos for breakfast, worked until noon, stopped a short time for dinnor, worked until 0 o'clock, stopped for supper, and then worked until 0:30, when they quit work entirely until 4 o'clock next morning. What he wanted was a place whore there was work all the time. Albany Herald. ACorvallis Chinaman who has just recelvod a letter from his wife says "In China muchee Hubble j Chlnainon ho llkee. Too inucbeo fight, all same Mellcan man." Among other things the war has raised the price of rice from 1 to 5 cents a pound. Before the war It cost 1 cent a pound to get a pig through the custom-house; now it is 5 cents. He puts the situation this way. "Chlis ' tian man maltee heap tlubblo. Ketchum China girl, make Chlistian, tloo. Boxer no llkoe, Cut 'em Chlistla head off. Chinaman no likee Boxer: nil same Injun." John J. King, who spent last summer ,ln Condon, where be mado many friends nd established an enviable reputation as a ball player, came up from Salem last Thursday to visit his Gilliam coun ty friends. He Is accompanied on the trip by his brother Albert King. The boys came to The Dalles by boat and from there to Condon on their wheels making the run from The Dalles to this place In one day. Mr. King was the democratic nominee for recorder of Ma' rion county at the InBt eleotion, but he Nays that county Is too strongly repub lican for a dotnocrat to get elected. Geo. Iirnnttflold wus up from OIe Tuesday. ' A showor sufficient to settle the dust Cell yosterday morning. M. 0. Clarke expects to finish Jill work as assessor next week. The Blue Mountain Kaglo has been moved from Long Creek to Canyon City, A. IUrlinan and sons expect to thrush In the neighborhood of 20,000 bushels of No, 1 wheat this season. Kev. Bramblot will preach at the Bap tist church in Condon next Sunday, Aug, 13th, at 11 a. in. and 4 p. in, All are invited to attend. . Mr. and Mrs. Pain K. Van Vector and Mr. and Mrs. 8, A. l'attiHon enjoyed an outing la the timber back of Lone Uock Saturday and Sunday, Ho fish stories. W. A. Campbell, the popular and handsome insurance export, came in Sunday and has been circulating among his numerous friends since. Miss Carrie pHnnernan, of Clem, and Mr. Horner Wood, of Arlington, came in from Clem on their wheels Tnesday evening to visit the Misses Maddock. Tbey returned yesterday evening. TheSburteA Weir Co. of Arlington have a change of ad. in their apace this week which 1 worth reading. Don't overlook it. Their Items in the business local column are also interesting. Look them up. '" Negotiations for tho purchase of the Condon Drug Co. 'a store by the Hudson Pharmacy have been pending for several day and on Monday Dr. Hudson ar rived from The Dallea with a view to closing the deal. We understand -that on Tuesday morning a contract was agreed allowing one week for the con summation of the sale. I'rof. B. B. Smith, who will have charge of the Arlington public ecbool for the ensuing year, la here this week attending the teachers' examination. Mr. Binlth is a recent arrival from Ne braska, where he was engaged in educa tional work and waa also for a time en gaged In the newspaper business. The liMiuu acknowledges a pleasant call. Postmaster Riddel), of The Dalles, was arrested Monday on the charge of detaining and opening letters wbicb were addressed to W. II. Wilson, Hunt ington & Wilson and the county clerk of Wasco county. Some serious com plications In regard to his official bond also exist, and It Is thought the post master has placed himself in a serious position. "Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bowels and sickness of the stomach." says CP. M. Holliday, of Denting, Ind. "His bowels would move from five to eight times a day. I had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In the house and gave him four dops in a tea- spoonful of water and be got better at once. Rjld by The Hudson Pharmacy. C. W. Crosfield, mgr. The fine showing of American manu factures at the Paris Exposition this year is likely to win a number of awards from the international juries selected to pass npon the exhibits. According to section 83 of the general regulations governing the fix position, the French (Jovernment will grant the following awards', 1st, the Grand Prix, sometimes callod the Diploma of Honor, which is granted for exceptional merit only ; 2nd, Gold Medal; 3rd, Silver Medal; 4th, Bronxe Medal ; 5th, Honorable Mention. A Minister's Good Work. 'I had a severe attack of billious colic, got a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Hemedy, took two doses and was entirely cured," says Itev. A. A. Power, of Emporia, Kan. 'My neighbor across the s trees was sick for over a week, had two or three bottles of modiclne from the doctor. He used them for three or four days without relief, then called in another doctor who treated blm for some days and gave him no relief, so discharged him. I went over to see him the next morning. He said his bowels were In a terrible, fix, that they had been running off so long that It was almost bloody flux. I asked blm it be had tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he said, 'No.' I went homo and brought blm my bottle and gave him one dose; tyld him to take anothor dose in fifteen or twenty minutes if be did not find re- liuf, but he took no more and was entire' ly cured." For sale by The Hudson l'harmacy C. W. CroHfield, mgr. ROCK CREpK. Miss Moda Manchester, of La Cross, Wis., is visiting friends here. Mrs. John Scrivner, of Gooseberry, waa down on tho crook lust week. Mrs. John Clark and son, of Ferry Canyon, were visitors here last week. Mr. and Mrs. F.lix Young, of Hard man, wore visitors on the creek Sunday. Master Arthur Clark, of Junipertju-i yon, is visiting his grandparents ou tho creuk. Frank Brown and Guy Boyd were busy looking after thojr horses the first of the week. , Mrs. Mary Brown and family were visiting relatives on lower Rock creuk the first of the week, Quite a number of Morrow county's young people came down the crook Sun day on a fishing expedition. "My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea," says J. II. Poult, of Wil liams, Oregon, "We were unable to cure him with the doctor's assistance, and as a last resort we tried Chamber lain's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Roinedy. I am happy to say it gave Immediate relict and a complete cure." For sale by The Hudson rharmncy 0. V. Crosfield, mgr. Wheat Is quoted in the Portland mar ket at from Dt to 67 cents pur bushel, Mrs. Johnson arrived from Pendleton yesterday to visit her son, It. M. John son, of Lone Uock. Her home is in California. A report reochu'd here yesterday that the Portage Co.'s boat, Frederick K. Billings, which struck a rock in the Co lumbia below Arlington last week, -will be a total loss, except the machinery, which it is hoped may be saved. Grant Wade, the well-known cattle man of Olex, was In town yesterday. Mr, Wade and (too. ftchott have an out fit in the Hay creek country this, week gathering beef cattle and branding their late calves; Mr, Wade was here to engage a carpenter to build a new resi dence which he expects to complete before winter. , . The annual examination of teachers commenced yesterday, with County Superintendent Neal In charge. Teach ers present are Miss Susie Stevenson, of Ferry Canyon, Miss Belle Wilson, of Michigan, Mr. B. B. Smith, of Ar lington, Miss Adlurd, of Ferry Canyon, Miss Lulu Fluwater and Miss Yoder, of Condon. J. A. McMorris and Miss Susie Steveuson are assistant examiners. A suit has been filed in the circuit court of Sherman county by D. C. O'Reilly against K. K. Lytle, C. E. Lytle, W, H. Moore, A. E. Hammond and May Enrlght, officials of the Co lombia Southern It. H. Co. The defend ants are charged with having defrauded the shareholders of the company to the amount of 1180,000. It Helped Win Battles. Twenty-nine officers and men wrote from the Front to say that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Bore Feet and Stiff Joints, Bucklen'i Arnica Salve Is the best in the world. Same for Burns, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 23 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Condon Drug Co. Strayed From my place In Sherman county, on or about July 14, 1900, two bay hors es, 5 and J years old. Last seen going south through Condon Wednesday July 18. Both had on baiters and one had chain on foot. Range between Eight- mile and Thirtymile. Brand 2T connect- ed.bottom of 2 forming top of T. Suita ble reward will be paid lor Information loading to their recovery. Please notify J. U. WHITNEY, Rotledee. Or.. or leave word at the Gimi office. WHEAT Tho cheapest and most satisfactory way of handling your Wheat after harvest will bo to ship to the Mutual Warehouse go. OF PORTLAND, OR. .Correspondence solicited... "MEET US ON THE MIDWAY" The Event of the Timoa. GREAT STREET FAIR AND CARNIVAL Occupying miny nolht blocks, tukliiK In an entire street (row curb to curb. Portland, Oregon, Sept. 4 to 15, 1900 I'mler tho autplccs ot tho Port- lntKl KlUi. BURI'ASSiNU In MAtiSITl'PK nnd GRAND Kt'R AKYTHIN Of THE KINO F.VKR ATTEMI'TKD ON TUB PACIFIC COAST. PomethtnK to remember up to the (Into ol your heart fslluio. The Streets of Cairo. The Oriental Theatre Tho German Village The Dancing Qlrls . An Arabian Pageant Crowning the Queen Rex, King of the Carnival Attended by His Magnificent Court The great pnrodo ot the Klkt and othor orders. u luifun Pari and Fountain, Tho magnlfl- ccnt trlumphiu anili and grand Mlrtwny llllod with wonddrlnl Attraction). Mining, Mercantile, AKrimilture, Hortltmlturo and other industrial exhibit. Tho VVomun't Pnvtllmi, dcHlftnod by women, built by womon and decorated by women for tho exhibit ot women' IndUHtrlM work. Tho grain ptiliit'o built o( Oregon niut Wunhluirton wnlnmudgrRaiuni. Mualo, Gnyoty and Fun. Ninht turned Into dny. Lowest rail and water rntoi erer given to Port' land (rum all parta ol the Purine Korthwput Fossil Flour takes tho lead bocauao it is tho best. Try it. Fossil Flouring Mills FOSSIL, OREGON. For Salo by Leading Condon Merchants Purely Busfrtoss. All lines of summer goods sold at cost for cash at Shurte & Weir Co.'s. Seed's pltites, Solio, Velox and Dekko paper at the Condon Drug Co. Shnrte & Weir Co. are making low prices for cash in all lines of goods. Silverware finest selection and beat goods obtainable. ' Dunn Bros. Batiih Hot and cold1 water, clean tow els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel. When In need of a grain drill do not forget to see the Monitor and Buckeye at Shnrte & Weir Co.'s, Arlington, Or, Have you tried it? Dr. Shiek's Hair Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson I'oaruiacy. Shnrte & Weir Co, have jtist received their fall lines of Halt and Caps, Hoots nd Shoes, which they are selling at very close margins for cash. Have you seen onr latest arrival of silverware? If not, you bad better call and Inspect these goods. Finest work manship, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros. J. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to II business entrusted to hie care. ,If you have property to sell consult blm. Summer footwear jut in latest goods. Our shoes combine style, fit and finish, and comprise the standard brands. Let us "foot" you. Dunn Bros. Dress goods of every desirable shade and texture for the summer weather. Right now Is the time to purchase, and we shall be pleased to aee you. Dunn tros. Shnrte & Weir Co. have the largest i pply of lace leather, leather beltings. Irapers, draper alatri, etc., to be found in Gilliam county, at bed rock prices. VICTOR MARDEN Manufacturer of and Dealer 0Fine Stock Saddles a Specialty We Guarantee Our Prices to Please and Our If ork to Give Satisfaction. ' - Call when in The Dalles or write for rices and information. The Dalles, Oregon. Mc- Slierry Grain .l ..) 1 1 l. JL y disc and Hoe, Are the For salo by Dunn Best Dealers in General Merchandise. ICE CREAM, MILK SHAKE, SODA DRINKS OF ALL KINDS, EXPORT AND GEN. STEEDMAN CIGARS BEST 5DT. SMOKe IN TOWN. t .IAMQMJ B, vnuiiuun u, 100 Years Old! keep your Liver, Kidneys and Blood iu good condftion by using Dr. Tfuudor's Oregon Blood Purifier. Now is the time to take it. Get it fresh from the factory at the Condon Drug Co. Wholesale and retail dealers in Taints and supplies, Isouons and Utfars. Call BARR BUILDING, Dentistry, Dr. T, h. Nicklln, dentist, has re moved his office to the Stephenson building, second floor, where he will be found a t nil times ready to attend to the wants of those desiring the services of a first-class dentist. Call and see him, The doctor was here for a short time Inst enromerand his work ftpeaks for itcelf. Treasurer's Notice. All city warrants rftgifltered prior to 0.it. 1, 1899, will he paid on presenta tion at my office. Interest ceaues after June 11, 1000. P H. Btkpiikkkon, City Treasurer, Condon. June 11, 1900. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to January 1, 18!!!), will b paid on pre sentation at mv oftke. Interest ceases after J one 23, 1900. - Pi II. Rtkphksson, Treasurer of Gilliam coontv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., June' 23, 1900. WANTMiTiTftTirTinairBfS for uw trlf't 'ltir ManuKert in this utile to rfpre netit m in Uncrown and jmrrotinfllnjreotnitie VVillfiiK to jmy yearly tiioe, payable wefkly. Do ulrablo employment witb nurtMtMl opnortnnlth. ttiunpud envelope, e. A. Park, &0Caxtou build- K. .im;ko. O. S. EBI - PROPRIETOR OF " SODA and BOTTLING It ORKS Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and Champagne Cider, Sarsaparilla and Iron and all other toft and Carbonated Prinks. Condon trade is respect ; fully solicited. Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore. in Harness and Saddles In Tiroeof Peace Prepare for War, Xow is the time for the farmers to prepare for the next year's crop. It is generally conceded by the best farmere that the proper way to sow grain is with a drill. We are agents for latest improved McSherry Grain Drills, Disc and Hoe, and have quite a number on hand. Do not buy a drill till you inspect the Mc Sherrv the best of all, Bros., nVQBDT'Q COHFEC- ui unm u tiikfrv WBSMSI SJ i If you wish to attain this ripe old ago you must and Oils, Thotofeoods, Musical Instruments or send for information and prices. CONDON, ORE DEERING MOWERS AND TWINE Groceries General Merchandise Largest stock in tho county BUGGIES WADE BROS. OLEX, OREGON We Keep Pine Goods We Charge Low 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, PHOPRIETOR. ?vie.T DR. JORDAN'S osur UUSEUU OF AHATOiW 1061 MARKET JT, UN FRANCISCO, CAk I IMM mi IrtMitJ Ulth.Woc'1 VKd4rf4 iiJii far MKIm Wfh..M.. or ny eowtfweb lh uiit SfHMailt on Ui ruM CttML B.HtilMli.dM jrm, M. JOBOAI-PSIVATI BISUSt.1 l ftr nffwtnf i fisra th eifarts f youthful indt. r thormiohlr ornrflegtod from o wuuoui in ooaol Jlroir... tlOMM flttod br oo Exowrt. Rall I ear. Inr tor. A qnk'k u raUcU M rwofor Pit, rtnaar or.4 rttal,br f Dr. Jordan oooclai polBlfrn metbodo. A ITISf HAM nolrlnl tou. will rocelroT car hwj ihhium ot nisconipjsitu. tK W oW'Tf COM r4 on.FtrTo. Oniultatlna FBKK nnd utrlrtly pHroto, CHAKOKt V1HY USAHO.rjBIJi Trrotmoiit poroooollv or by IvUHr. Wrlto fnr Rno. PUII.OPflT XtHRIAeE. iiub(u CAVoJWuo boult tor mra.) Collorirrlto OH WKDAN k CO.. ttSI Market SL, S. t. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. CTVIteM w In aiuinr X ron KwriHiaaiidpkrtMvJ iMhlllty.lM. r L SaM Wall lucomp.l- rtn.Mrrk, tilMi rmi.rr r r rlatlB(. . Hj eomWii.ll.rn o J Wnhltal, of f rt owraflvo powpr. Uie Dgclar v I liw io ormnfod ate IrMlmrnc thM it wtit not A onlr aSTeril IiasMtltttc ril'l. but permanent r euro. 1 b. Doctor duro ont cloim to ptrfomt mtncln, but to well knnwn to bo a fair ond 9 qnr Phrteun nnd eitr,Mn, rtomluoot to mi ipwrlKltr Dlovawo f Mmu. MTPiriI.ie thormiohlr oradlontod from. IT MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor. n i ii r ii s n vm 11 1 H til A 11 1 o Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no better accommodations can br found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADftUARTERsToRTRAVELINC MEN Are You Aware That we are sole agents for Masury's Taints? These paints have a world-wide reputation for brilliancy of color and lastin;! quality. No finer paint manufactured. Any color or shadi supplied. We keep them in stock. Our Varnishes and Oiln are the finest goods obtainable. The Hudson Pharmacy, Drugs, Tboto Supplies, Jewelry, Faints and Oils. Give us a triU Cni versa! S'toves ami llanges Iron Iiotf steads Spring Mftttrenscu Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furniture ami Wall Paper not kept in fctock RUSHF0RD WAGONS RACINE prices Reliable Merchant CONDON, ORE, THE NEW YORK WORLD, TKR1CE A-WEEX EDITIOif. As Good to You as a Daily an J You get It at the Prico of a Weekly. It furnishes more at tbe price than any other newspaper published iit America. Its news service covers all tt- globe and is equaled by that of few dm ' lies. Its reports from the Boer war hsv not been excelled io thoroughness an t promptness, and witb the president! campaign now in progress it will be in' valuable. Its political news is absolute ly impartial. This fact makes it of especial value to you at this time. If you want to watch every move i f the great political campaign take th Thrice-a-Week World. If you want keep your eye on the Trusts and tli- need watching take the Thrice-a-YecU World. ;. The Thrice-a-we'ek World's regular subscription price is only $1.00 per yi-r. . We offer this unequaled newspaper x Tub Globe together one year for f'J.O'! The regular subscription price of t.itt two papers is $2.60. This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is no'.v prepared to cater to the wants v( the traveling public in an up-to-date manner. Commercial travelers, and other, desiring the comforts of a first-clas hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. n rnn n n i in -v" titdlMUKAh i
