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Newspaper Page Text' THE CONDON GLOBE. a, i boo. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF QILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON, Our Agents. The following persona are the accredited agents of the Oi.oiib at the pottt oflices named. They ore Authorized to receive and reuoipt for subscription accounts: W, II. Colweix. ..... .Arlington. Waob Uttos. . , i . , . . i . Olex Mhs. Eixa Anoeli.. . . . . May villo. Othor agents will Ixi appointed, and their names added to this list later. ' ILLi i J. i n LOCAL NEWS, County oourt I In session thi week. ... 1511 no Matey wat In town Saturday. 0. Behott, of Bock oroek, epentafew day in town taut week. Mr. and Mr. J. J (Irelnor, ot My vlllo precinct, were In town Sunday, Circuit court will oonven in Condon Sept. 17th, one week from nest Monday. Mr. and Mra. Cba. L. Canon, or Lone jTftoek, vlitled friend In Condon Sunday. , Bobm Saturday, September 1, 1000, to the wife o( Kd. Cornett, a ton pouud gin. . Sam E. Van Vector and Jay Bower man are atteudlng court at Fossil thi . week. . Manley Keliur wai terloualy til the first of the week, but la now all right gain. Mr. Jarvl. of Portland, li in charge of s. .... - .1 I in liuuaon inaruiacy uuriuif iur. urw field' benee. John Randall of Olex it driving atage on theeontb dlvtaien of the Arlington FormII lUge line. J. Itoyer, ot Ueecher Flat, took a new Itusell threader through town leal Thursday from Arlington. Bob Wain baa gone to Portland to ee tbe eight at the Street Fair, lie will leo vUil Saleia before returning to Con don. Charlie Robertaon, the watchmaker, report bulue brisk In hi Hue. He can make a watch go whether It waote to or not, ) Mr. and Mr. C. W. Crosfleld, Mr. and Mra.T.O. Jobuson and Mr. II. W. rauling went to Portland Tuesday to ee the eight at the Street Fair. IIobk Toenlay, September 4, 1800, to Mr. and Mr. Stephen V. Moore, near Condon. ten pound boy. Mother and eon doing well, but Doc I "till excited. Mr. and Mr. U. U. Parman, their daughter Illancbe, Mr. and Mr, 8. I). Barker and Mr. II. N. Fraaer left Wed neiday for Portland to take lath Street Fair. Mia Stella Darling, who ha been In Arlington (or the past two month, turned to Condon last Saturday and I now the tttett of her (later, Mr. P. 11. Stephenson. Frank Menefoe, Senator B, Dufur, D. Dufur, II, 8. Wilson and W. I l!rad haw, of The Dalle, passed through on Monday' tage on tbelr way to attend court at Fossil. D. 8. Brown, Mra. Brown and Mr. Trimble have returned from the Valley, ' where they were called by the serious lines of Mr. Bcott, mother of the two ladle. ' She accompanied them home. The editor of this pper 1 taking hi "annual outing" In Portland this week, nd ve humble tervant. the "devil," 1 In charge of the paste pot and nclseor. If anyone want to lick the "editor" they'll have to wait till the rneh I over Sheriff Wilcox w kept busy last week looking after civil business at the north nd of the county. He wade two flying trip to Arlington during the week, and during that time served two attachments on tbe wrecked ateamer Billing near Blalock. Two attachment wore served on the ateamer Billlnit on tbe rock below Ar lington, Thursday, by Sheriff Wilcox Onalnlavor of Jo. Feter fc Co. for 044.73; and the othor by 8. J. Brown for 1315.88. Wilson 4 Menefue are at torney lor plaintiffs. Record. v V C. J. Onlnn of Mavville went thronsh tf town last Thursday with load of wheat lor the Arlington market mni waa mroe year old. Mr. Quinn raise more wheat than he can get hanled to market, and lie I one who 1 very anxlou to ee railroad tap thi part of Ullliam connty, Marmkd Friday evening, August 31, 1900, at Rlnahart' restaurant, In thi city, Mr. Robert A. Carnine and Mle Valera Montague, of Willow creek pre cinct, tflta connty, were onitod In mar riage, Jndge Oeorge L. Noal performing the ceremony. The young people have the best wUho ot many Mend. J. II. Downing toft Sunday for Ban Jose, California, where be goe to close a deal for hi orchard land In that ec- tion. He may continue his trip to finnihsm Te. before returning, where he also ha otne prooorty. Mr. Down log Intimate that he may engage In tinsines In Condon upon hi return from the Sonth. fihurte A Weir have recently received dvlce to the effect that tho McCormlck people have been awarded the highest prise at the Pari exposition on their machinerythe grand prUe, which Is ' the highest award. Thi company has received the largest number of awards, n woll a the highest recognition of any American exhibitor. Arlington Inde pendent. ' ' NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE P. 0. INSTALLMENT LIBRARY. Member of the P. 0. Installment li brary having booh sont, will please hand them to Dr. Gulletto before Sept. 8, 1000. H. wy rAUMNo, Librarian. Rnndle Palmer ha purchased the blacksmith shop from Joe Harbin, and he employed a good smith to assist him during tbe rosb. lr. Harbin and fiinilly will leave soon for Portland. Our people will regret to lose such a good oitlsicn as I Mr. Ilerbin. The Condon hotel he Inst fxen fitted thorotigimut with gaanllne lamp". The lamps are fitted with liif-nndnscetit vapor gRs burners, which furnish a Dnlliant light. These lamp ere now being new! extensively in large cities and are said to he the best lamp now In nse anywhere, Mr. and Mr. O. fl. Palmer, who have tiecn spending few weeks at Thompson Springs In the lllue mountain, returned to Condon .Moii'liiy. Mr. Palmer say It ruined nuarly every day during the time they were at the springs, and that game and fish arencnrre in Unit locality just at present. 11. K. Hearcy and B. Uattney and their better halves were camped at the springs for a few day, Hyl says, but H. K., becoming blood-thirsty for game, struck out lust Tunluy, declaring that a long a his grub held out he would keep on traveling until be killed a deer or bear. Editor' Awful Plight. F. M. 'HigKiii. Editor Seneca (III.,) New, was allllcted for year with Pile that tin doctor or remedy helped until he tried Hucklcn't Arnica Halve, the best in the world. He write, two bose wholly cured him. Infallible for Pile. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Bold by Condon Drug Co. Circuit Court Jury List. Drawn for September term, 1000. Tho following have been drawn a Ju rors for the coming term of circuit court; Arlington Ros Beardaley, Wra. I. Fletcher, Fred llanua. Condon John W. Ebliert, F. Ward, A. Hartman, I). B. Trimble. Reubln Me- Kinney, P. M. Shannon, J. C. Cooney, W, A. Darling, a. r. Nmuion. Clem Jee O. Lewi. Idea L. P. Davidson. Lone Roek-J. W. William, Jeff Hayes. R. M. Johnson. Mavville lleo. B. Dnkek, R. W. Crane, J. Boyer, F. B. Moore. . Olex D. F. Strlcklin, Joe Budd, win. Hunt, J. W. McKlnney, Popo Catlin, J. A. Ward, F, li. Doogla. J. A. Miller, J.W.Phillip. Willow Mike Schewe. last MAYV1LLE. Mr. E. A. Btlnchfleld 1 on the tick list thi week. Mr. II. Pauling went to Condon Saturday, returning Bunday. Rev. Mavfleld. of Buck horn, wa tick Sunday and could not keep hi regular appointment. Golden & Grant are now threxhing in Ferry Canyon. They have added a cook bouse to their oullit. Mr. Geo. Wainwrlght and daughter Marie, of Everett, Wash., came in on last Friday' atage to visit relative here, Mr. Dave Hardy wa in town Sunday lib hi little girl who got her arm broken the Fourth of July. The arm I about well and will toon be a strong a ever. Mr. Banto.of La Grande. Or.. ha been employed to run the mill for Key A Bon this mil and winter, ine mm is now turning out No. 1 flour. Mr. Santo ex pects hi family here noon, Mr. II. W. Pauling went to Portland the first of the week to take a peep at the many attraction which are at pres ent centered In that city. Bbe will also visit ber husband' relative at Oswego before returning to Mavville. Herman 1 looking lonesome already. Tim (ireiner A Dver thresher lhreshel 2tU)0 bushels of harlevonedav last week The machine has been averaging about 23U0 hnshcla a dev. and the machine onerator don't rush thing, either. Mr Holleubeck. the engineer, understand hi biiHines and everything run like clock work. HI-OUT ' ARLINGTON. Arlington wa visited by a pleasant ahowor of ruin Tuesday. Ei-Renroontalive J. E. David wa in with a load of wheat Monday. Balfour. Guthrie A Co. have Inst fin ished the new 00x130 addition to thei warehouse at thi placo. Geo. Wlthrow left Wednesday for hi annual vacation. While gone be wil visit the Btreet l'air in Portland. Mr. O. D. Bturgos and family re turned Tuesday from their outing visit in the vicinity of Goldendale. The Arlington cornet band wa re- nrmtnlzad Mondav nluht. Two new drum have boen ordered, and the band it getting In shape for the fall campaign Editor Pattison. of the Globe, and number of other Condonitea passed thro' Arlington thi week on their way to Portland to take In the Elks' Carniv Wm. Smith, of Hay creek, broug hit little daughter to Arlington Mondi f.ir medical treatment. She ha been 111 for some time. Mr. Smith will be with the child while sue is unuor me doctor' care. When in Arlington It will pay you to rail at (ieo. Miller's store and ee tit axhib I of Hnanish-Amerioan war roue which he ba on display, lie aiso nas relics from battlefield of the late war, Indian curio, spear bead and ancient horse pistols, revolver, Ac, Ao. There la talk of having a new ferry boat at tlilf place. Mr. Pound informed your correspondent that he had the ma terial already ordered to build new scow, and that the intention la to got a steamer with which to run the cow tho aame a the Grant terry 1 run. il zht Jay Issue not the Same as In '06. Editor GmjIik ; Please allow me space in your valuable paper to answer "A Word of Advice," in Tbe Time of the 25tb Inst. The Time man seems to think that all men are open to msplcion If they change their view. Thomas 'elne in hit "Ago of Reason" soya: (and II Intelligent people agree with hi in In s) "When you deny me the right to link at I do, you deny yourself the privilege of chaiigingyour own opinion." The logical conclusion, then, it that mart men lomelline change their opin ion but foolt never do. Four yeart ago, when Bryan and Mc- Klnley ran their first race, both were ntried men In the capacity ol chief executive. At the present time thing re different. Mr, McKinley ba been tried and found wanting. He ba shown himself to be anything but what he ought to be, and thi I the reason wby ucb men a David Bennett Hill pro pose to lopport Mr. Bryan thi year. Mr. Hill ttand just where be did four year ago on the money question; but, contrary to the Time, "The political situation of to-day lttf in all etsentlal particulars precisely the same at it wa nlSOO." If it wore to, Mr. Hill would be Just where be wa then. The money question I not, atrictly (peaking, party question. Tbe many division In the two old partiea on the money ques tion prove thi fact. , But no man who believe In that immortal document, Tbe Declaration of Independence, can (auc tion tbe action of the present adminis tration in tbe Philippine or Porto Rico. Mr. Hill and hi colleague are patriot, nd they believe tbat human liberty and human happiness are to be considered before the almighty dollar. What the McKinley administration did in Porto Rico the British Parliament tried to do with our forefather in 1700. If Mr. McKinley I reelected, the Ameri can people will have acknowledged tbe right of the party in power to make law discriminating against different tecjlont of our own country, and no thinking man can believe for one moment tbat such a course will be anything but disastrous. During the four year of McKinley' administration the Republican paper have done everything in their power to injure Mr. Bryan. Even professed dem ocrat tried to make him believe he wonld gain Influence by making a few concession to some of the political bosses. But no, he wa fighting for principle, not for popularity. It 1 thi fact tbat ba made Mr. Bryan one of the beet- known and one of tbe most popular men of tbe day. In Matncy precinct, with a reglstra tlon of let than fifty voters, there are two old line Republican tbat will tup- port Bryn ; in Condon, two block from tbe Time omce, I another old line Re publican wbo ha forsaken the Repub lican party, not because be is any let a republican than he always was, but be cause the republican bosses have no re gard tor the right of the common peo ple. No, no, friend Christie, tbe polit ical Issues of to-day are net precisely the same a tbey were in '00. Bryan nd the Democratic party stand for human right and human liberty. The United State ba no more right to buy tbe Philippine of the Spanish govern ment than the people of tbe South had to buv their negro of the elave fiend, We wish tbe Time all deserved suc cess, and we believe it editor mean well enough, atlll we do not think any one raised a a British subject i a prop er person to teach American politic. J. A. McMoRwa. Condon, Oregon, Aug. 81, 1000. OLEX. Vol Hober I working In the black smith thop with J. P. Thoina. . The shop is doing a rushing bosinea these day. Fremont Wade and wife bave been In Arlington for the latit two week with their little daughter, Bessie, who is seri ously ill with typhoid fever, Mrs. W. L. Tobey returned home last Friday from Eugene, and now W. L. Is going around grinqlng like a newly married man. W. W. Weatherford has sold his farm to E. O. Tobey. Ed. now has the largest wheat ranch in the connty, if not in all Eastern Oregon. . Mr. Riser has been repairing damaged portions of the road, which were caused by the recent water-spout. lie finds plenty of work in our vicinity. A petition was circulated last week asking for license to establish a saloon here, but it met with a spirited objec tion in tbe hpe of a remonstrance. Now Is the time for temperance people to show their loyalty to family, friend and community. Wby should we estab lish an institution among us which is an Injury, directly or indirectly, to every citisen. Cured of Chronlo Diarrhoea After Thirty Yeara of Suffering;. "I suffered for thirty years with diar rhoea and thought I wa past being cured," sy Job nB. Halloway,of French Camp, Miss, "I bad spent 0 uincb lime and money and miierea so mncn that 1 had given up all hopes ol recovery. I was so feeble from the effect of the diar rhoea tbat I could do no kind of labor. could not even travel, bnt by accident I wa permitted to find a bottle of Cham berlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirely cured of that trouble. I am o pleased with the result that lam anxious that it be in rea.cn ol all who suffer as 1 have." For sale by The Hud son Pharmacy C. W. Crosfleld. mgr. Mrs. Kargl this week took charge of the Mode restaurant and lodging bouse, and will conduct the same in the future, Fix' bowling alley will be the main point of attraction ontside of the court room in Condon during court week. Purely Business. All lines of summer goods sold at cost for cash at Bhurte A Weir Co.'e. Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel. Bhurte A Weir Co. are making low prices for cash in all line of goods. When In need of a grain drill do not forget to tee the Monitor and Buckeye at Bhurte A Weir Co.', Arlington, Or. Have you tried It? Dr. Shiek'i Hair J Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson Pharmacy. Bhurte A Weir Co, have just received their fall lines of Hat and Cap, Boots and Shoe, whlcb tbey are selling at very close margin for cash. G. L. Neal, the welt known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to all bneinesa entrusted to his care. If yon have property to sell consult him. ShurteAWeir Co. have the largest supply of lace leather, leather beltings, drapers, draper slate, etc., to be found In Gilliam county, at bed rock prices. Fall Announcement. Bargains in Dry Goods. Now ig the time to purchase. Do not let this Golden Opportunity pans. Dentistry. Dr. T. L. Mcklin, dentist, baa re moved hi office to tbe Stephenson building, second floor, wbere be will be found at all time ready to attend to tbe want of thoee desiring tbe services of a first-class dentist. ' Call and see him. Tbe doctor was here for a short time last summer and bis work speaks for itself. Treasurer's Notice. AH city warrants registered prior to Dec. i, ibwj, win ne paid oo presenta tion at my office. Interest ceases after Aug. 20, 1000. P. H. Stephenson, City Treasurer, Condon. Jane 11, 1900. Treasurer's Notice. All connty warrants registered prior to January 1, 1899, will be paid on pre sentation at my office. Interest ceases after J one 23, 1900. P. H. Btxphejcbojc, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jnne 23. 1900. ASTKD 8EVKRA L PERHON8 FOR t)18 UictOHlc Manager In this state to lepra sent me In tbelr own and annwindln ronntlea Wilting to pay yearly fiOO, payable weekly. Da nimble employment wltb anuaual opportunities. nviervnce, cxcnanKra. r.acioae feii-aaareaaea stamped envclove. ins. Cblcaxo. tf. A. Fk, SJBCtxton build- Gra Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Great Favorite. The soothing arid healing properties of this remedv. Its pleasant taste and rompt and permanent cures nave made l a great favorite with people every where. It is especially Drixed by moth ers of small children for colds. croup and hooping cough, aa it always afford quick relief, and as it contain no opium or other narmiui amg, it may oe given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. For sale by The Hudson I'harmacy U, W. Crosfleld, mgr. I o- Sherry, in Drills, disc and Now ia the time for the farmers to prepare for the next year's crop. It is generally conceded by the best farmers that the proper way to bow 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 Sherry the best of alL Cute and Brule Quickly Healed. Chamberlain Pain Balm applied to a cut, bruise, burn, scam or nae injury will Instantly allay tne pain anu win i,ul the imrta In less time than any other treatment. Unless the Injury is vory sovnre it will not leave a scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism, sprains, wniilnvH and lameness. Fir sule by The Hudson Pharmacy. 0. W. Croa- field, mgr. v . , AGENTS WANTED. Mr, Carjltal Necessary to sen Our Teas, Coffees and Spices in evorv Oitv and Towrr in the Stntos of Oregon and Washington outside oi 'orthiiid. Ladiee or young men wno have two or three hour pur day to spare will Hnd soiling our Teas, Coffees and Bpices pleasant work and they can make big money for themselves. Write for full particulars and Catalogue KREli. GREAT U A STERN TEA COMPANY, w n'n Watthlnston Bt.. Portland. Or. Largest distributors of Teas, Coffees and Bpices on the Pacific Coast. 100 tore LONE ROCK. The weather ba been quite warm tbe past week. ' John M. Brown and Andrew Neel have been over in Grant and Wheeler conn tie for the past ten day. They started out to buy a fow thousand stock (beep, P. L. Ham ha returned from hi trip in the Wagner country. He brought back most of hi good, turned hi mole out and wore off trying to be a "Jew peddler. Rev. Martin, of Long Creek, brought Dr. Dodson over to our burg the first of the weok, and we are creditably Infornv ed that the doctor is making arrange ments to locate among our people. Six or seven bucaroos from the Water man Flat country stopped bore Saturday night. They bad been to Heppner de livering about 600 head ot horses which were sold to Eastern buyer at $15 per head, " Mr. A. Crawford ha just expended about $250 putting the finishing touches on hi farm house. Mr. Reener did the carpenter work, and Mr. Little, of Ar lington, did the painting and papering, The building now ha an attractive ap pearance. The new Lone Rock-Heppner road is completed up Bweet Milk canyon and, by using Geo. Ferry' private .road, on this side of Rock creek, teams can now pass without mnch difficulty. We hope to see the balance of the road on west side completed within SO day, Are the Best For sale by Ladies Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons and Laces. We have on hand Silks of all Patterns and Qualities. We sell all supplies, usually kept by us, at moderate prices quality considered. Call for what you want and we will sup ply you satisfactorily. Yours truly, P. H. Stephenson, Reliable Merchant. DEERING MOWERS BINDERS AND BINDER TWINE Universal Stoves and Ranges Iron Bedsteads Spring Mattresses Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furniture and Wall Taper not kept ia Stock VICTOR MARDEN Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles CFine Stoclc Saddles a Specialtyt We Guarantee Our Prices to Please . and Our M ork to Give Satisfaction Call when in The Dalles or write for f rices and information. Ttie Dalles, Oregon. Groceries Hardware and General Merchandise Largest stock in the county In Time of Peace Prepare for War. RUSHF0RD WAGONS RACINE BUGGIES WADE BROS. OLEX, OREGON CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR. FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, CONDON. ORE. PROPRIETOR. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. 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. MRS. S. A. HADDOCK, Proprietor. the Dunn Bros., Dealers in General Merchandise'. ICE CREAM, MILK SHAKE, SODA DRINKS OF ALL KINDS, EXPORT AND GEN. STEEDMAII CIGARS, BEST 5CT. SMOKE IN TOWN. b rkirrMi n nimirvrm nnwecr. bt ini'K vii r i xf 1 1 v fi u ' win s.w hi miUROUH cm. uiumiii u Tinurnv Rill EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. BNEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no better accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. . Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN. Are You Aware That we are sole agents for Masury's Paints? These paints have a world-wide reputation for brilliancy of color and lasting quality. No finer paint manufactured. Any color or shade supplied. We keep them in stock. Our Varnishes and Oils are the finest goods obtaiuable. The Hudson Pharmacy, Drugs, Photo Supplies, Jewelry, Paints and Oils. Give us a trial. Ynn assume no risk when yon buy Chamberlain' Onlie, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. Tue Hudson marmacy will refund your money if you are not antiaflud after nsinn it. It it everywhere admitted to be the moat successful rem d in use lor bowel eomplalnt and the only one that never faila, It 1 pleasant safe and reliable. INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., (BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.) Highest Prices Paid for Grain. General Warehouse Business Conducted. Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK,' DOUGLAS and IONE. O. S. EBI PROPRIETOR OF SODA and BOTTLING 110RKS Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and Champagne Cider, Baraaparllla and Iron and all other Softtfnd Carbonated Drink. : Condon trade i respect fully solicited. Order promptly filled Arlington, Ore. Fossil Flour takes the lead because it is the best. Try it. Fossil Flouring Mills, FOSSIL, OUEGON. For Sale by Leading Condon Merchants In SUCCCSOIUl operation.