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THE CONDON: CLOBL THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20, SOO, sotick. ' Ti fiinn Invite corirspoudcnro trom all .wUoiik ol t1il!lm county. v H,,",0'," t.miiyaiid hivtw otir iri.-iiu to aa.lrt w by in the nw. of tlwit P""' luiui'd ! ! writer, tmt mwawirilv or pHb J r.llon. but at. vi.im. ol h h i d L.' wlllor aamim no iwiurtiwMHty ioropiu ton xpid by eonwapuudeals. It is reported that arrangements ere heirnr completed looking to the ...nlu . rnmnltlon of the iortage load. It will be reuiembered that work was stopped .on the road a few weeks ago, and if this report should be confirmed it will mean muck to the producers of this region Members of the Woman's Chris rn Tem-DCTance Union have start e an "endless chain" of prayer that President McKinley will not I)e re elected because he sometimes not onlv looks upon the wine when it in red. but even coes bo far as to take a little sip when he feels like H. These worthy women will doubtless enjoy the work in which they have engaged and will pursue it with great vigor until election, but it is not likely they will cause IIcKinley or Hanria much uneasi ness. These gentlemen are too busy "figuring" on the vote of cer tain thousands of German-American citizens to pay much attention to the oravers of temperance onions. As a matter of practical politics the vote of one beer-dnnking uuicn- men is worth more to a politician lhan is the Dravers of all the worn en in the country. This remark is made with all respect for the Chris tian women of the land; but it is a shame to American politics and .politicians that it should be bo. Sheep Killed. ' Josh Uefdie was in town last That day frow hia summer sheep camp in Kahler basin. Mr. Hardie stated tnai a few ighU Ix'tore lie left camp ui band of bIic fp were fired into on me t i,.. ,..;, ,nceled in the brush HIUUIIU u. and l5.r 20Vt the solumfe were and a number -wounded. The anaca wag roado on two different nights, tue ttret tilaht the herder was alou, mu iuo .,. ni.tht Mr. Hardie was bimselt in ,,! h hwt no time in moving hia v"1Mf - '- - . .. ..r.wi nfrnmanch a (iaiiireruns nriBi.u.- . i Ti n ui ,..-!! nff nariv ll)UI. ...... m i - . inn.n. hut it was likely composes oi settlers t.f that SBCtioil who f ll.ink they have a standing wau ami sheepmen. Endured Death's Agonies. don .hen attacked by Asthma, from which he Buffered tor years. n his misery was often m great that it -eened he endured the agonies of death ; butlir. King's Sew Discovery far Con sumption w holly cured him. This i mar velous medicine l the only known cur for Asthma s well as Consumption, Contcbs and Cold, and all Throat. Chert and Lnng truoWea. 1'riceB: tf.iarai.utd. Trial bottles free atton- dou Drug Co.M. An Editor Reclaimed. t xt Tkn the veteran lawyer and newspaper man of Arlington, ia attend ing court here this week. Mr. Johns was proprietor of the Arlington- Record vears ago but, wearying of well doing, u h!a cr 'On Uil Plow namuus and-looked back. Unlike Lot's wife, he tnrnnl into a pillar of salt, al though A-rlington is noted for Its alkali, but after several years of vain endeavor l.root the aroma of the paste pot and the iuk can.fee a few months a go re tamed to his earlier love, by rebnying ih ttpord and aealu grasping pencil ,.i.T. .nrl' fmsh. We wish him all mvMH and that his short period of back alidina will not be charged up against him In his final account. Yon assume no risk when you buy -.. i i..s. rlin (Cholera and Diar- " - rhoea Remedy. The Hudson Pharmacy will relnna your iuojibv w . ..-..!.. i t..,. nii it It In everywhere admitted to be the most successful rem edy in use for bowel compiauua aim -c only one that never fails. It is pleasant safe and reliable. NO MORE HORSE MEAT. ' The horse abattoir at-.Iv.noton is not to be started up this fall, although there are large bands of cayuses cavorting over the ranges of Eastern Oregon literally rolling in fat and longing to be pickled and sent on a European tour belore the cold, chilly winds of December nend them cowering and shivering into eorne canyon to starve through the winter. The managers of the abattoir, however, Vnow when they Tiave enonch. and have decided to nmf Tbv have worked hard for . --. - several years to rid the ranges of Eastern Oregon, of nselesB horses and to furnish the people of France, Sweden. Denmark, Germany or any o ther country where horse meat is t-aten with a Buperior article,' hut the governments of these countries have put every possible obstruction in their way and have prevented them from making any profit, s they have concluded to stop ex porting horse meat and let those who are hungering for it go starve. -Telegram. Flashes From Arlington i,,voTos. Sept. 13. Wheat Is sell- ; . is . A-f rani for Ko. 1. No lOg 11 v K - kcxA selling. The new ferry boat is being pushed to completion as fast as workmen can ounu it. ' vv .r .nrrv to learn that Trot. Keal and daughter are sick, and hope to hear of their early recoery ronHlpton has cauahton and will nave a Fair and Carnival from the 18 to the 91 Well, we have too much to attena ,.u ,i,bwn iuet now to waste our IN u " tioie in that way. There is some apprehension that cars will be scarce this fall when the time n hum the laree wheat crop, as .,..frnm The Dalles to the Palonse country-is chock lull ol wheat. Woothpr warm and pleasant. The streets are lined with wheat teams the -bigger part ol the day just now, and in.ni.orttime teams will have to line up and wait their tarn at the receiving platform. ATTENTION LADIES! I NEW STORE! NEW C000SINEW PRICES! Tho largest and best assorted atftclt of fine Millinery Goods in the county will be opened for your in- snection on or about bept. -J-iin. ... . I have styles and prices to suit everybody. Come and Bee my goods and get my prices before buying elsewhere. LOUELLA MABDQCK. First door west of Stephenson's store, Spring street. CONDON : : : : : : : OREGON JJ)R. J. F. GUIXETTE, PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON. Opct ha of CiKiLm Drug Co. To the Consumers of Gilliam County: We desire to state that we ate determined to reduce our large slocR of goods and lor the next 80 days will make great reductions in all lines lor CBv referring to vonr local papers yon frequently note the ad. of Interior merchants who.wltU conspieions signs, say! "We sail at Arlington prices." Is this not evidence that the Arlington merchant must lead In low prlws or there would be no need for tuoh statesmen? Belore pur chasing your fall supplies or the smaller bills get prices from u. In agricultural Implements we nave me iHvurno -inu". tofourattaclunents, vis, hoe, disc, press wheels or shoe. The Oliver and Flying Dutchman Plows are hard to beat for good cloan work, durability auid lightness of draft. Itisnolongaran eapcriuwut to buy a Bain or Stoughten wagon, as they have but few if any competitors whan strength and light-running qualities are considered. ; . . It you anticipate treating yourself to a new boggy or hack do not pur chase until our new carload ol the old reliable Kactiia rigs reach us, which will be here in September. ' ..... . , When In need of a chop mill, hay press, windmill, sewing maohino, or any kind of machinery used on the farm, write us lor prices and we will jr-Address all communications to the firm at the old lames Y, Smith store, FAT I AHIl WINTER COOPS unvj ARRIVIUC. Wewl'shto aunouncstO-onr Irlends and' patronr that our Pall and' Winter stock of Dry Goods, Notions,. Clothing,. Underwear,. Furnish ig Goods and Shoe, is now arriving and Is larger and hotter selected than ever before. SHURTE & WEIR CO. Arlington : : : Oregon. ARLIMGtOM SALOON, JEAH LABOUS, PROP. FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLLS. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR FRIDEi - FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Draught Main St., Condon, Oregon Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a Great Favorite. The soothing sod healing properties i.. ttn h1nfint taste ana prompt and irroanent cures have made it a great tavorne wivu where. It ieeepeciay Pri,z,ed b' motb: ers oi smaii cunuicu , r- .i m.,rh n it a wave affords auick relief, and as it contains no opium or other harmful drug, it may be given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. For ale bv The Hudson Pharmacy C. V. Crosfield, mgr. JJR. LUXA PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. , . Day or night calli promptly answered. Office in New Maionlo Building. CONDON - - - - OREGON. H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter fend Builder. Scroll UorK a Specialty. Plans and Estimates Furrilstied Condon : : Oregon. We also have complete lines of Superior Hoe and Disc Drills, Superior Seeders, Canton Plows and Studebaker Hacks, Wagons and Buggies. -M All GOODS MARKED III PLAIN FICURES tr HEADQCARTERS FOR HK1H GRADE "WET" GOOOS. HSP WHI8K1FSL OLYMPIA BKER. FANCY MIXED DRISK8." Lower Main s1 ilUlillUiiiiuniiiin BOWLING , . THE a . ALLEY "MODEL." rootEs - IS C0NKECT10S. A Quiet Resort. ' : " Condon, . Charles Fix, Prop. Oregon. L i I I I I l I I II 1 I III II I I . '-'1!! WASTED SEVERAL PERHOS8 FOR PIS dl.trict Office ManKT in this Kate lo W . -, - .. ...4 .u .r. rtttnl i hi? roaiitles. tlrM empleymenl witb l ?JK25iS ,MmnH enTelope. 8. A. Park, 320 taxlon Dttim- int. rhirmr". . When in Arlington innlio our store your , headquarters.. There's room for, all atT bargains for all and tho latch string i ways out LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon. FERRY CANYON. Taylor Brandoo and J. A. Eichmond eUrtod their threshers this week. Mrs. Mary Anderson returned Satur day from Antelope, where 8he apent the eninmer. Bru-k Baldinir and Chaa. Bnrroughg made a trip to Rock creek atter.froit this week. Mra. Cbaa. Burroughs received a elight ahock from lightning daring the storm of Friday lastv Misa Jennie Brandon, who has been visiting at Hood River tbUfcnromer, has returned home. Maud and John Palmer, of Sniption, are visiting at the borne ot their sob. Palmer in Ferry Canyon this wee Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Executor. rnrter and by amhorityof th J" tr. Oregon, awwww. - , , . i execator K-11 the real ralate o( the Mid daced- . nni rut ta nrmv ariveii iumi nui wu Saturday. 6th day of October, 1900, it the hoar of 1 o'clock P. M. ot uiH dny. lit the cart hodoor at Condon Glll.m Coantv, Owton. Mil to "B uipiict. u.. u "m. baod, ?d ...bject to the .PP Gilliam I2n7.uregu . 1 be Pon iwCTi s""" . . V. " ivmrwr ... .... m" rr h . ,, Tweiity Eairt, WillUmette Merldiuu, and con taining m cze, according to V. 6. Uorernment DUrycy. . jt A-lnA (InV I ulven innn mj uwm ...v . of Agn.t.M). , Ezecatorot theatate of Henry Bee, deceased. I DIED Patrick Mitchell, father of Mrs. B. H. Rnr of Maine Flat, and Jr. J. H. Bummers, of Pendleton, died at Pendle ton on Tuesday morning, aged 71 years. Mr. Mitchell's home was at Lexing ton, Missouri, but he had resided for nma time with his dauehter on Matney Flat. He went to Arlington some time ago vnd. was taken ill there, later rjeing removed to Pendleton lor treatment. Tim remains were Bent to his old home at Islington for interment. Mrs. Bour and Mr. Bummers accompanied the body to its last restingplace. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Year of Suffering "I suffered for thirty years with diar- -i - iknnnlii I aim oaft being cured," says John 8. Halloway.of French Camp, Miss, "t naa Tui """ nnnia, onil antlered BO much 1JV ....... v j hnneaoi recovery. Ilia i ttny-i ' r - ------- - . I wae so feeble from the effect of the diar i K.- t onniH fn tin kind ol labor. ruuvi lua & - . . - i could not even travel, but by "ccident I was permitted t" nna a vmiwvi v'" i i : .ii rhnlnn unit Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirely cored of that trouble. I ..!....( mth thn rnlt that I am a 111 mu " 1 m tt i I anxious that it be in reach of all who a... I ka.ta Wnr main hT ine II UQ- son Pharmacy 0. W. Crosheld, mgr. LONE ROCK. The weather has been cold and rainy the past week. Joe Robbson and bis niece. Miss Vcrtha. Williams, started for Pendleton Sunday for a few weeks' visit with rela tives in that city. Mr. R. M. Johnson and Miss Ethel Cloff spent a coo pie days in Wagner last week looking for choice fruit. T. J. Andrews, our town blacksmith, went to lleppner the first of the week lor supplies for his shop-. Billy Stewart went over in the Spray country Monday to bring over some beep which be purchased there. J. B. Goff made a trip to Arlington lust Thursday, returning Friday. -Tnlm M Rrown has sold the sheep ranch that he bought a few days ago from Mr. Jremonger in w neeior couniy, and is now bringing home the sheep which he bonght at the same time. Rrk Owena. who has been in Wyom ing with sheep for a year or so, writes s to forward his copy of the Gwbb to Big Cabin. Indian Territory, where be is now located. ' l1"" r7J JMER, Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction Assured. Giro me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, v:; Letter From Harry Strlcklln. Harry Ft Btricklin of Rock creek, who ; a .tnrUnt at the Monoioutb normal school, writes us noder date of Sept. 17 am fnllnwa ! "As I am now at Monmouth, please end mv nater here and oblige. I ar- ri.roH hra lt Batordav. 15th. It nas rained nearly every minute since I have been in the valley. Hops are in great flafierpr. "The orosnects for a large attendance if .tnrlsntji thii rear is sood. there being a good number here at present." Job MEW HARNESS SHOP m . NOV READY F0R BUSINESS. My Stock is Arriviug. My Shop ia Open. Call and see me. PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE, jf4T I wish to atate that I am in business on my own ac- JE& gjST count. . I have no partners silent or otherwise nor JJ IJET is my shop a branch of any other institution. I am J&3 gST doing business for Tom and for Tom's benefit and to J& gj- succeed I offer good goods, honest work, moderate pn 0" ces and courteous treatment. Let me prove it to you. T0W1 L. P0RTW00D. MONMOUTH, OREGON. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18, 1000. Students prepared to take State Certificate immediately on graduation. Graduates readily secure good positions. . Expense of year from 120 to 150. Btrong Academic and Professional courses. 1 t New Special department io Manual Training. Well equipped Farming Department. For catalogue containing full announcements, address P. L CawaatL. 1'resiJent, or W. A. Wakw. Secretary of Faculty. F.M.Sprlnaaton J. A. Bod.era. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS, (Suoceaeora to T. 0. Johnson.) - Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Hay and Crain bought and sold. First-class Rigs always on hand at very reasotiaDio rates, - A share of the public patronage is resectiully solicited. Condon, Oregon. iCO MD SEE . .... ' ALsHENSHAW. Who keeps a fine Tine of Stoves, Ranges, Linolenm, Bedding, Bprings, Valises, llardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Pots, Jar Rubbers Etc. ; : IE. A. KELS0K. . iajbi w uuw. NELSON & PORTWOOD 1 (Successors to V. M. RLNEUART), LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE. FIRST-CLASB RIGS AND CAUKFUI UIUV Jtliifc Condon. Or. Corner Spring and Church sts. Pr i nt i n g papering and paimtikcT Of all kinds done on the short est notice and at reasonaDie rates. Nothing too large, no thing too small. cut. and Bruises Quickly Healed. flhamherlain's Pain Balm applied to a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury ii : .! .lUtf i.a nnif anil will Will lll.iaitvtj i. a ..a in tm tirna than anv IIBO.1 . - - , other treatnient. Unless the injury is very severe it will not leave a scar. Tain Balm also cores rheumatism, sprains, It: . mA lim.nwil Rir M DV Th Hudson Pharmacy. C. VV. Cros field, mgr. WAJJTKD HEVKR Al. PKKHON8 FOR I16 trict Olfic MwiiM?er in thl tte to rcpre gent mc in tbirown ia wrrounuuiK n Hiraotr PiJlUy tnriiv wmi oim.uiwr'.y. kfren" eavbaiifml. Kiiclow clf-.drtreiwMl I .tamnel envelouo. H. A. ", a.CaxUju bulio- Treasurer's Notice. lit r.rr.nii rouiiitered Drior to I Dec. 1, 1895, wi be paid on presenta tion at mv olBce. Interest ceases after Aug. 20, 1900. P. H. cVrerHBUHOK, June 11,1900. Full Iioe of latest Wall Taper. Estimates on work and material furnished on short notice. Call and see my samples. ' W. A. DARLIHQ. b. h. HswnaicKS. sow4. HENDRICKS & BOWfcKMAW, ,-. ATTORNEYS AT l.vr. riBHt auaoiMo want or roBT orrics, cokdom', nairr nooa oth or steiwkr's bkm:, roiwii.. Carnlnl Bttentlon to Ial banlnew In pllllm and Wheeler counties. A NoUrr 1 acn office. Globe Office. C. S. PALMER, Arti8ti; Barber. Sleelc Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-round. CONDON - - - - OREGON. I...... no. JORDAN'S faacAT HUSEUU OF aKaTDUT 1011 aMSKIT ST., SAN FMNOISCO, CM. ry ThaliirfMtAaatomlMl Hunan HmWI mttrartiM n 0 Ci'. J LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Stirraced I.umlier, consisting of Flooring, Cert- Ing, Kostle, Buip-iap ana an sinus oi jiuuijii -uiuo.. w attention given to bills of special sises and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE. LOST VALLEY, OREGON. l if Oregon. TronntirAr'8 Notice. All county warrants registered prior to January 1, 181)9, will be paid on pre sentation .at mv office. Interest ceases after June 23. 1900. F. II. Stephenkoh, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Dated at tomion, ure., rfuoe . iw. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. i. horrhv trivnn lhat the tinderftlirned, KimlnUtratoroithoMtote oi 1. V. Griiham He I ,...,. h.. i.ii in tha eoHhtv court ol Ullllam sonnty. Ut of Oreon, hU iinal account a uub ailmlnirtrator of iiaid cnwie ana vun Tuesday, September 4, 1QOO, 1 .i o vi,u.k P M h. ben fixed bruldcort aa the time for bearing olijuction. to ald report 1 and the nettleraent merwir. u. , AdninUtrator of th Krtate ol i. V. Ori.liam dee. bm! tl t I ra kr til la lKtillJB Hi Pavia Coast. felaliUaiMdSI jrwa. b. JOaDAN-PRIVATI BIIEASEI Tmmmm mmm and aaiaai mmmi mmn ka ara aff.rla( fraia th MThU at routtifal ln(ll- ...II.H a. mxummn In malurar raara. Harroii. aa bbt.II bvbllltr, mmtmmmr, b.4 Lq all luonmpTl J.iIom.i a!MnBarrliaM. Prl.l... ml ajrlatlaie, nr a sawbinatiaa of Ml .r.ll. owr, Ik btetmr i.ht tual i win boi nim.IIt r.ll.f. but Mrma.uant Subscribe for the Guiiik. . , Only 1 1 .DO a year, liaaao arrajif4 hi Iraaim. our. Tb urlr in Bni alalm h B.iforni iruli. but la wall known to ba a Inlr and Knur thyMokmn and aiirBarijirMmuunt l lil..pollty-0lB'a f na. i tm9 for Su.l.r.. A ioi anil rwUwtl 1 ' rur. Inr PlT.a, flaaar aa r !, ' Dc. Junl.n'. .aaolal lBlt lathort. . f E5 .DBlrlnstouawlUraotlTS' M nmTSSSm CVM la I . anaaauaBiBTW afk W lH4HBlK. Miiraa. Oivaloatiiai book tut lu.a.) uau or wnw :. JORDAN CO., 1011 MarMt Sl,S. P. E T HOLLEMBEGK, ,M. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Wator - Powers, rumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing ft Specialty, If you have anything you think past fixing, bring it to me. ' . HEADQUARTERS LM THE FIX BUILDING. Condon, Oregon. Dorj't fort tat tl?e qijDBEL Office is still in business giving tho klcst news and turning out the neatest job work in ' the County. , Finest Visiting " Carda: latest Stationery; in short the "best printing." ;
