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THE GOilDOII GLOBE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. WOO. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. Our Agents. Thd following parsons are tho aoorodited agonts of tlm (Ii.ohk at the post ollioi'U named. They aro authorized to reouive and receipt lor subscription accounts: W. H. Colwux .Arlington. Wakk Bros, . . , Olex Mrs. ErxA Angfj-i,. . . . , .Mayville. Olhor agents will be appointed, ami tbolr narnos added to this lint later. . LOCAL NEWS. L. V. Darling and wlfo wars In town Saturday , Cooke Bros.' wheat crop averaged 28 J i bushel per aero. Ml Stella Darling bai been on the sick iiat for everl day. Ueorgo Hanson "waa In town from Kerry Canyon Saturdoy. V, 8. My er report that It la wheat I yielding about H bushel per acre. 4 W. H. Neal mi on the itreeta Tues day for tb first tint aince hi oriou illneaa. ' , .. Mr, and Mra. K I, Dunn visited Mr. and Mra. l'aul Orolner of Mayville pre duct lent Week. K. II. ttoblnson, ot Arlington, I here thi week nlleuding court aa a witneoa the Colline murder cate. . J. II. Wood, the well-known furniture man of Arlington, he a chango uf ad. In title iaue. Uou't overlook It. , - Joa Trevett wa In Saturday witb a big load ot hia choice meloni. .1.0 le the bom melon" farmer of Uilllam county. The threshing season I drawing to closo, and eoon the farmer will be able to make a jingle. When the farmer re proeper all olbera are proiruua. Min Etta White, who bat been visit ing Mr. 1. II. Stephenson . lor om time, in threatened with eeptie (ever tait week, but gut the dlae broken lu 1 1 incipient (tago. JimCordell -aa in town Saturday. Mr. Conlell baa finished threshing hi wheat crop, which yielded 3U14 buahel Iroin 135 acre, almost SO butbel per acre. The wheat wa bloeotem. Arlington ia ld to have a genuine He of aiuatlpu. The victim I the -young eon ot Mra. Carter, and it i tun oecd that be wa exposed to tbedieeaee during a recent vUit to Boise City. , Guy Boyd ktatet that be and. M. Brown recently bought 40 bead of on- broke horeea in Wheeler county, and that they now jiave moat of their ani mal brokeu and ready for the market. A. J. Moore threshed about 40 acre of blueetein wheat tbi oaon which averaged 30 bushel per acre. Mr Moore think blueatetn I the model heat lor tbi country, a it i a good yielderand command a premium of two cent a bnahel in the market. Ton day or two week more will wind tip the threading of Uilllam county' wheat crop, and the quality ie almost without eiception A No. 1. It it esti mated that the crop in ttii county will niout to 1,500,000 bushel. Gilliam now rank aecond a a wheat county. Frank Ralston, a former cltiten of I,one Eock, but now of Casper, Wyo wa in town Tuesday, Mr. Ralston waa called from Wyoming by the eorlou 111 nee of hi father, J. It. Kalaton, but tbe old gentleman I now almott wholly re covered. Frank will rut urn to Wyoming In a couple ot week. V. .L. Barker finished cnttlng and threshing bi big wheat crop laat Batnr- .day. Tbe crop amounted to about 17,000 baahel. In addition to tit 1 crop, Mr. Barker and hi partner, Mr. Carnlne, will soon fiuiah cutting and threshing their crop on Sbuttler Flat, which will mount to about 25,000 buahel. Tbe crop la all flrat-clua grain and a big yield. Harry F. Btrlcklio and Mia Nor Miller, two ot Uock creek' moat popular young folk, a well a two ot Uilliam coonty'i moat uccessful teacher, left laat week for Monmouth, where they will enter ahe normal achool. Their many friend all over the county will wish the in all auccess in their achool lite during the coming year. Herman I'anling ha returned from hi trip through Graut and Morrow coon tie. Ulr. I'anling vtaited IUmll ton. Monument and other interior point during 111 trip in search of a location for the drug businoss, and be Inform n that be hat deuidod to caat bl lot with th town ot Monometit. He will engage in buelnaa there a oon a building can be erected. , B. K. Searcy wa In town yeslerdey tretb from the haunt of tbe bear and deer in the Greenhorn range. Aaide (rom a few tcratcbe nnd bruises received in hand to hand con 11 iota with bruin, Mr, 6enrcy stood hi trip well. He gatnod about 80 pound in weight while in the mountain and now (eel that be ie entitled to cast twice aa many vote ' for Bryan at lie wa wheu he loft for tho high place. While threshing on Arthur Myers' place In Ferry Canyon, Monday, the Golden A Grant machine had a pretty , rough experience A knnckro on tho iumblingrod broko, causing the horses on the power to run away. After a few speedy round on the track the team broke away, completely stripping the power of weep and rod. Frank Couey wa driving the power, and it 1 aaid he took advantage of the Hint opening to .get on the the .'outside of the ring. Thrashing waa delayed a day or o while tbe damage was being repaired, Jut ileoallea 1 here tbi week iroin lone. . '.' ' ' Bob Looney wa over from Fonail dur ing the week, 1 A. J.Cochran, of EigbliuUe, 1 attend ing court thl week, , . W. I. Fletcher, of Arlington, 1 here till week a a Juror. Mra. L. L. Cooko and her daughter, Mra. J. 1'. Thomas, of Olux, are here thia week. Mr. Ed. Portwood, of Uock creek, la vlallliig tbe family of T. L, Portwood thi week. ' W. II. Colwell, one of Arlington' best nown eitUeus, 1 here thi week attend ing court. Mr. Mike Summer and Mr. W. J. Smith were in town from Matney Fiat yeaterday. Guy Boyd i among the good-looking aud reepeotable cltUeu who are here thi week from Hock creek. Bohn Sunday morning, September 10, 1000, to the wife of John Stilt, of Matney precinct, an It pound ton. Thi 1 a buay week fur Condon. The hotel are running over, the town ia full aud soma ot the people partly to. - Mr. C. Schott and daughter, Miaae Kate aud Pearl, ot Kock creek, visited Mr. T. G. Jolinaon during the week. George Schott and Bert Caaon returned Tuesday from a trip to the Malheur country. Thoy report a pleaaaul trip. Mont Ward ha to far recovered from hi recent attack of fever aa to be able to attend court In the capacity ot a juror. A. A. Carother, the well-known Uock creek fruit grower, waa in town during the week taking in tbe eight of circuit court. Charlie Robertson I nuning a felon on hia hand, and can be. heard laying thlngt which would not look well in a family newapapor. Mr. Edi Dunn and children left Mon day morning for Cottage Grove and other Willamette valley point, where they will apend a couple of wee visit ing relative and friend. Fred Wilson, assistant prosecuting; attornev tor thi district, 1 here thi week attending court. While In town Mr. Wilson I th eneat of Mr. and Mr. Sam E. Vn Vector. E. J. Cluugh of the Arlington Ware- bouae Co. wa in town Monday on bit wv from a viait to bi ranch in the Perry Canyon country. Mr. Clough waa a pleaaant caller at thi office while in town. He estimate tbe.wheatcropof Gilliam county at close to 1000000 buahel thi eaon. -' - , Judge J. B. Mattlngly of Beecher Flat I in town thi week attending court. The lodge wa seen in conversation with tbe district attorney on several occasion durlna the week, and tha law breaker to tbe aoulh ot Thiriymila e"on are II trembling in their boot. Joe Budd, Frank Stricklin, Albert Miller, Joe Ward, Win. Hunt and J. W MrKinney are among the Olex citizen who are her thi week in attendance at court. . Geo. Dukek, R. W. Crane, Cbarle Llllie, Bill Davenport, AI Boarcy and other ot Mayville are attending court thi week, aome a luror. aonie t liti gant and eoiue just teeing the aigbt. Mlnuie, the little daughter of Rundle Palmer, met with a aerioua accident at her ancle', Frank Palmer', place in Ferry Canyon, Sunday. While playing he fell on a wire fence, calling a fearful gaab under one ot ber arm, fcne waa brought to town and Dr. Gollette waa called to dree th wound. The little Mia I getting along nicely now. Billy Park, tha well-known cattle man, whose rancu net on inirtyinue av the month ot Salmon Fork, la in town tbi week attending court. Mr. Park left a aample of oniona at the Glodk office which were grown on hi place that are almott big enongh fur wagon wheel. The toll in that eoction ia very ricb and will produce all kind ot crop In abundance. Mr. Park stated that he helped put op ten acret-of wheat bay thi aeaaon for Alex Hurdle, on the old Y arbor place, that made over four ton per acre by measurement. Thi It record that it hard to beat. Mr. Geo. W. Colllnt, accompanied by hi daughter, i here thlt week attend ing court. Mr. Colllnt it a brother ot the late J mot Colllnt who wat the vic tim ot the Junction House tragedy laat June, and for wboso murder L. L. Cooke it on trial thlt week. Mr. Collmt baa resided in San Frtnciacolor a number of yean, but came to thit county thortly after the murder to look altor hit broth er' property. Since then he bat been realding at the Junction House and it it probablo he and hit daughter will decide to reside there permanently. Circuit Court Proceedings. 4 September term, 1900. Present W. L. . BradBhaw, Judge; Frank Menefee, district attorney; D. H. Dufar, court etenographer, Attorney preaent Sam E. van Vac- tor, L. W. Darling, Jay Bowerman, Con don; A. 8. Bennett, ii. ti. Huntington, Fred Wilton, The Dalles; S. A. V. Gurloy, J M. Jalina, 11 mr y Crass, Arlington ; II. II. Uuudricke, W, Robbing Fossil i W. 11. Dobyus, lone; C. J. Bright, Moro. BailllTaG. L. Nealo. court bailiff; 11. C. Strickland, Jury bailiff. FIRST DAY'S rilOCKW.aS. . LAW. ' A II Wlthrow v the city ot Arlington motion amended. J It Downing v W E Burton and Reuben McKinuey nettled anddiaiui- ed. -. : . Kate Uusaell and W J Uuatell vt R B Poag judgment ior want of antwer. T ii Earhart vt George Stevenson tettled and dieinleaed. , W W Stciwer vt M L Armstrong and Frank Armttrong ecttled and dismiss ed. ... .-:, R M Dooly, trustee, vt Win I Fletcher and F II Douglat default and jndgmeut atto F II Douglas. Arlington Nat'l Bank vt L W Darling and Lucy Darling dclault and judg mentorder to tell attached property. T G Earhart va Cbarlet Johnson act- tied and dismissed. Short A Weir Co. v C J Oberrclther and 8 D Oille default aud judgment order to well attached property. , Carrie Burnbam v G W Montague Money advanced on grain by the Ar lington Warehouse Co.' JWike Shewe, ot Willow creek precinct, I doing jury duty thi week. Drive right ftp to the Arlington Ware house Co.' warehouse and have your grain unloaded promptly. They solicit your trade aud will give you satisfaction. Tom Portwood'a new harness (hop enjoyed a "land office" busineaa Mon day. Tom sent out over floO worth of new gpod ttesidca a big lot of repair work on that day. He ay the only trouble he experience i in getting goods from Portland. The freight aerv- Ice ia too alow tokeepupwitbtheapeedy work of hi customer. The Arlington Warehouse Co. have lately completed two new building; for the handling ot thi year' wheat crop. They have told tome 300,000 grain bnga and estimate to amount of whtattobe delivered at Arlington at about 000,000 buahel. Purely Business. All line ! summer good aold at eoat for cash at Shorte & Weir Co.'. Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel. . Shnrte & Weir Co. are making low price for Cash in all linet of good. When in need of a grain drill do not forgwt to tee the Monitor and Buckeye at Shnrte & Weir Co. 'a, Arlington, Or. Have yon tried it? Dr. Shlek' Hair Ton iff t th scalp. For tale at the Hudson Pharmacy. Shnrte A Weir Co, havo Just received their fall lines ot Hate anil Caps, Boots and Shoes, which they are telling at very close margins lor cash. G. L. Neal, the well known auction eer, will give the ttricteet attention to all business entrusted to bi care.- If yon have property to tell consult him. Shnrte A Weir Co. have tho largeat sopply of lace leather, leather belting, drancra, draper elaitt, etc., to be ton nd in Gilliam county, at bed rock prices.. r-v?-.-iiP!.;.g! Fall Announcement. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. I bave a full block of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Nickle Watches, Chains Charms Etc. for Ladies or Gentlemen. All kinds of fine Watch Repairing and Gold Mounting done to order. All work guaranteed. Call and see me when in Arlington, two doors north of Grande Hotel. ' ' R. H. Robinson, Arlington, Or. default. VR Boyerv.Cb.rle. Oberreitber- RRYAN OR MPiK NLFY. , VII I ill war iiivaiii, mmm m m default and judgment order to tell at tached property. W P Fuller v. Condon Drug Co. set tled and dismissed. Woodard. Clarke & Co. v. Condon Drug Co. -eettled and dismissed. . EQUITY,, ' J Gurnoy Fowler et al vt Frank Man kert et at confirmation granted. D II Wooden et al vt Milton Wash burn et ui eettled and dismissed. 7 Jamei M Johnt vt John Stephens eettled and diamlssed. Mary Bell Baker vs Cbarlet L Baker tettled and dismissed. W tandea va Kdgar T Persona et al default and decree. M M Hendrickt vt Henry Wilkin. tettled and dimised. Lester Coffin v J W Smith continua tion granted. SECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINGS LAW. J S Boyer v Philadelphia Security Co continued for the term set for trial on drat day of next term. In the matter of the petition of Robert B Spencer et al for a county road No. 102, appeal by MC Cochran on trial. Adolph Happold vt tbo Oregon Rail road A Navigation Co. continued for term. '.. EWITY. ' The American Mortgage Co. ot Scot land va Sarah E Cram et al decree granted. CltlUINAL. State of Oregon vt L L Cooke charged with murder. A true bill Arraigned Demurrer to Information demurrer over ruled. Plea of not guilty entered by defendant. THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. LAW. ' In the matter of the petition of Robert B Spencer et al for a connty road No. 102, appeal by A J Cochran. In thit caie A J and MC Cochran ask for $1000 damage. Case wa lubmitted to jury, without argument, at 7:30 p. in. Jury returned verdict at 11:30 p. rn. No damage. Tbe Cooke Collin murder trial Is set tor 10 o'clock thi morning. Yoa are Elected When Yoo Boy Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum, Ranges, Heaters, Paints of -w- -w- -w . "VX1 "yc T ' V y-x -w V . - . .H. WUUN. ARLINGTON. . Largest and Best Stock in Gilliam County and at Lowest Prices. VICTOR MARDBN Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles O-Fine Stoclc Saddles a Specialty We Guarantee Our Prices to Please and Our Work to Give Satisfaction Call when in The Dalles or write for prices and information, - The Dalles, Oregon. Mc- In Time of Peace Prepare for War. Slie G'ra rry in Drills, disc and Editor' Awful Plight. F. M. llintrina, Kditor Seneca (III.,) New, wa altlicted lor year that no doct or or remedy helped tried-Buck loir Arnica Kalve in the world. He writ, two boxes wholly cured bim. Infallible tor Piles, Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by Condon 1'rug uo. ieca (III.,) T T with Pile I 1 ( ed ontil he X X Kj KZP , the beat , Are the Now ia tho time for tha farmers to prepare for tho next year's crop. It ia generally conceded by the best farmers 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. Bargains in Dry Goods. Now is the time to pttrcbaHo.. Do not let this GoMet Opportunity puns. Ladies Underwear,! Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons and Laces. We hare on baud Silks of all Patterns and Qualities. We sell all supplies, usually kept by at moderate prices) quality considered. Call for what you want and we will sun 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 Paper not kept ia Stock RUSHF0RD WAGONS RACINE BUGGIES WADE BROS. OLEX, OREGON Groceries Hardware and General Merchandise .... i Largest stock in the county CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, CONDON. ORE. PKOPRIETOR. Married Sunday. September 16, 1000, at the residence ot the groom', brother, Alton B. Searcy, on Beecher Flat, Mr. Leonard E. Searcj and Miss Lulu Ramsay were united In marriage, Judge George Angell ot Mayville perlormlng the ceremony The wedding wa a quiet one and passed off a auch event usually do, with many smiles, a few tear, plenty ot good wlahe to tho happy couple and a good dinner. The only startling feature ot the day I said to have been the almost total col lapse of the olllulatlng magistrate while performing the solemn ceremony. Judge Angel! 1 known to be an expert carpen tor aud joiner (ot wood), but Joining hearts and hands be found to be a differ- entatid more ditllcult undertaking. The judge did not fulnt, but our Informant tells ii that there was a short time that hi many friend feared tha worst. The happy couple are numbered among the bent known and most highly reaped ed young people of Gilliam county the groom being a progressive and successful wheat grower, while the bride I ono ot the moat Buocenuful teacher of that section. The Gum joins their many other friend lu wishing them a long, happy and prosperous life. MAYVILLE. Aftt. Hoover and danghter, ot Fossil, J vUlted friend here Tuesday. : Blaine Maley and wife visited friends in Mayville Saturday and Sunday. Fred Kdward started Wednesday for Eugene City to enter college at tbe com mencement of tbe tall term. It. K. Searcy and wife returned the Oral of the week from tbelr aunimor outing looking hale and healthy. . Mr. Laura Trask, of Jordan, Oregon, was summoned to the bedside ot her mother, Mrs. Stinchfleld, last week and arrived on Friday's itnge. Mr. E. A. Stinchfleld, who was dan gerously 11! laat week, we are glad to state, la rapidly Improving under tha skillful treatment ot Dr. Coryell. Leonard Searcy and Miss Lulu Ram- snv were united in marriage Sunday at Allen Searcy's home, Squire Angell per forming the ceremony. Only the rela tive and a lew friend ot the bride and groom were,proaont. The happy couple received evorl useful and valuable preaent. A host of friends wish them (iicce. The bride Is one ot Uilllam countv'a fair sohoohna'ame, and ; haa been employed to teach a six months' term In the Badger district, commenc ing next Monday. , ,' For sale by Dunn IrSl Dealers in General Merchandise. ICE CREAM, MILK SHAKE, SODA DRINKS OF ALL KINDS, ' ft EXPORT AND CEH. STEEDM All CICARS, BEST 5CT. SMOKE III TOWN. n mtninrtn rnucrn. AT I It I B El Vllftl XI ISVV1MI 'V ni IIHII1411UI1 IS. U1UHIII U TinalCDV . ww-w . . - . iiuni.ni Dentistry. ' Dr. T. L. Nlcklln, dentiat, hns re moved his office to the Stephenson building, second floor, where he will be found at all times ready to attend to tho wants of those desiring the aerviccs of a Urst-claaa dentiat. Call and see him. Tho doctor waa here for a short time last Buramor aud hi woik ttpeuk for ltaolf. INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., (BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.) Highest Prices Paid for Grain. General Warehouse Business Conducted - Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. This popular hostelry has been thoroughly " renovated and is now prepared to cater fo 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. MAQDQCK, Proprietor. R If! EH ART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO W. RINEHART, PropY. The public will find that no better accommodations can be founa in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN, Are You Aware That wo 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 obtainable. . The Hudson Pharmacy, Drugs, Photo Supplies, Jewelry, Taints and Oils. Give us a trial. O. S. EBI rroru ETOB of SODA and BOTTLING UORKS Rianufai'turer of Soda, Orange end Chttmpapne Cider, Saraaparilla and Iron and all other Soft aud Carbonated Drinks. Condon trade is respect fully solicited. Orders promptly tilled Arlington, Ore. Usoil T?l-ki in takes the lead because it is the best. Try it. Fossil Flouring Mills, . FOSSIL,' OREGON. For Sale by Leading Coudoo Merchants