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I- THE COiiOO:i ML THURSDAY. OCTOBEH II, 1900. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF QILLIAM COUNTY, OHEOON. LOCAI. NEWS. Bert Chhoh was In town Monday. 11. N. Frar left for Portland Batur Bay. Al Bearcy, of May vllle, returned to Ar Ungton Monday,". Dr. Luna made flying trip to Ar luvtun the llmt of tbo week. 4r I. Wllaiin Lift MoIlllftV (Of Af- llnuton on a business trip. Charlie Karhart left Monday for Ar llngloti, whore he ha accepted ft pol tiou for tti Inter. iT.Mnli has several tuna of fine f,.r u1h.. Luave order at 1. 11 '! Hiei.henson'aorDutin Uro. store. d33 Mr. Houston, who hut Iwen with lief .i i.,.. u.i II. N. l'rsser. fur the ftrht White km In town yesterday. Jim lirowu wa lo' town during the weuk. j Some needed repair ra being1 made on the sidewalk thli woe. ml L. B. Townsend were In from Uock creek yesterday. Mn. liover. who ha boon seriously ill with jtho fever, I ouie better. Vr...i r )ni"i.llto(l h old en Mm. liort Canon, at hlsFarry Canyon ranch during the woek. W, C. Caldwell l building a new real- nn Church itreet between Uoo. Tatotn'a home and the Slater property. Mra. Daisy Bryson, of Weaton, l visiting her parent. Mr. and Mr. 5. Ii. Downing, thia week, fche arrived on Sunday' tage. The lt Valley-Condon telephone line la uearlng couipietlon. The line reached Condon yesterday evening. The Condon offlea will be at 1'. II. Stephen- on' atore. . M, Rink, of Wasco, i here thl week looking for goveruweut land which may , Lwuii.it n ruler the noiuesieau; at. Ha rimrnMnta a number of fttUllliC. daughter, aire. u. f. - He represent a numuer ui iau. past year, left last Saturday uiornlng for G11,1((l(a co01lty , glin , gooi fl0id or a tl. .... . . . I i ,t..,.i . ui.uriir u'l !,-,, w 111 soon beiiln hi .,n,l nl the various voting precinct with the ballot boae for the general Will Hurdle ha returned from Hay Creek, Crook comity, where he baa been The first load ol railroad Iron arrived In town Tuesday. At first H waa up- posed that ome of the variou wnronu irni,!ts were about to brain, bat an In vestigation revealed the fact that the rail (there wa only one) wa wr eyi BHVie " - ----- Vlldt V l w J " lie will remain lAJer, Well drilling machine. for the past year, tillllam county. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Balaton, of Un t... k.L. ae.,i to the Willamette val i... 'i.ti.v in stiund the aimer ivy , hmi. - vIslLlnit relative and friends. t.-,.fa Ualaion. formerly of IOne Rock, but now a resident ol Caspar, Wyoming, left Monday for that place. Mr. Ualslon . . . . ..... f.,r a few week on ua wren ...- tiiiHtnesa trlf. nnu "rrn wa in from Ferry Can r,.nlav. HI nephew Walter with hlm. Walter la sudor- ... ...... i,n.i tail came In to inn - eacure medical aid for it. Harrison l'hilllpa wa In town Bator .... T.n t.'ri. While here be eerorcd pMltbm with F. M. lUller and ...ill ink ntiitrire 01 a uunu v. .... I'tlter'a liet'P for the winter tv i Mttwoll bas sold the rroater .r,l t, 1). M Anne and W. H. Brown low. Mr. Brownlow will assume the lniie of editor. Mr. Maxwell formerly Nbiai B. Bbowm, School Notes. School Editor. , , - - School Fund. Prof. W. It, Weal, school superintend ent of Uilllarn county, hn just made the quarterly apportionment of the achool fund, the amounts given including both State and County funds s No. Diet. Hauie of Clerk Amt. 1. AW Kharrard 203 64 3 J A Smith 67 61 3 W LUihaon 19 17 4 AL Uardlner 42 00 5 Conrod Scbott 6H 16 5 WLTobey.. 72 42 7 John Weinor 53 25 8 RBl'oag 44 73 P II fttephenaon 244 5 10 Alice Brown 88 84 11 W BMalery 140 69 12 Harmon Neal 61 77 13 B M Jobnon 140 68 14 A 8 Bice 4899 15 D Steven 23 43 10 Wen. Parka 63 25 17 J M Curl 65 38 18 WOKey " 6390 10 C JQuinn 87 33 20 Herbert Halrftead 29 82 21 Wrn. McNeal 12 78 22 F M Brown 60 64 23 OA Danneman 25 66 24 W M Nendel 40 47 25 C II House 42 60 26 J A McMorria 48 09 27 O W Marvel 87 33 I 28 Clayton Sbeue 38 34 , 29 Wm. Musgrove 68 16 30 - SSThoma 6226 . 81 ' A V Iwls 83 07 32 Lanra McConnell 44 73 89 K LSchewe 20 82 44 W H Aldrlch 81 95 49 J II Inskeep 8 62 62 i WOsborn 14 91 V - publlshod the Arlington Record. U Mr. and Mr. C. W. White, of I'aper- i-k, were In town a few day last weei, r.f Mr. and Mr. P. H. Swph- neon. Mr. White Via almost fully re- rnvered from hi lale aeitoo tunes a i..w shower of. rtln fell Tuesday l.Tht. While these frvquent showers .lr Wk to those who have not yet finished threshing, they help to keep the road in good condition for wheat ..tutors between here and Arlington. Mr ml Mrs. r. B. Stevena returned jg.t,ir,uBV(mlnK from month' visit . i,...i..,i .! Klom. Mra. Stevens IB IV, - . . i... i -... ( wmnhlured ft very successful operation rlrmod on her eyelids, awl ..... mav have no more trouble w- - with them. Mr Ml. her n Clifford, ber ' KrandchlUlren, the Farrer boya, ftiid her nephew Walter and George Smith re t..t Fridav Irom vUH In the tfiiL,.aii. villtiv. - John iuhi tlurR ...t.u Mi Hi MulhulUnJ retiirmKl riiHtu ill them to look alter tlieirbomesteaUs In the Aiax country. ti. lwifln Monthlv lor October pre- eciits what Is probably the most attract ive number of any monthly periodical ver issued In the PaciOe North. Tho cover design, which U new and on- .ii. .irtkW. Is done in two color of bronae, gold .d gnwo, and the entire content are In keeping with thia bi-autl-lul cover. The article are ll timely. John Schrlver returned from Walla Walla Saturday., While c!irlsa.tte.dl the Walla Walla truit Fair, and he speaks in highest term of .i... i.il.ii. there. Hetellssome pretty Wg ftppla torle, but Condon people do .it. ..m. thein. The? are familiar f ii x " " " ik annlea here when Bill Brown, An.leflarathera. Lew Couture or Uncle Jack Caven comes to town. t, riHllHtte is still very ill. Hi con -iuin Ti,.iv wa Worse than for ome !,.. knit it was ftiared for time that It .,.- . . ,. i . J,,..l.llu nniwusarv to remove mm w 5T'.,riina fcir trpatiiient In ft bosiiilal ii.. niunwhut Imnroved yesleruay, bowevor, and It wa then believed that it would not be neeesmiry. in bl present weak condition uch ft trip would he hard for the patient to tand. The doctor' many friend hope that hi condition will continue to improve, Q. W. Boone wa In from Lone Bock Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Boone say K knw Dick Croker. the Tammany h.n.w when he was a boy In knee pants, at Saoramento, California, and he thinks rlpnbr ha ileve loncd Into the proper personage to carry the Empire State for Bryau. Mr. JJoone' granuiavner wu. brother of Daniel .Boone, the famous Tn.llan fluhterof Kentuak. and Uncle George himself was horn on "The Dark nd Bloody Ground," bnt left that state when quite young and began to emigrate toward the setting sun, arriving on the ... Pacific coast In 1868. Ed. Temple, the popular photographer, aim was here a few months last spring, .,.,,.,, a, l nn Tiiioilnv and sava he has intiii w .- j w hunk to Condon to stay. Mr. Tern pie say that since leaving here. In May, - he ha been In a number 61 Eastern n,nn town, but nowhere has he found a town that will compare with Condon as a live, hnstllnu business place. Mr. Tnmhlo will lie remembered as the man ,lin annrniirlated the only case of email not thero was In Condon last spring id who refused to "divide up" with any of hla neighliors. Ho will oon open a miiWv and bo oropared to mako handsome picture from all Bubjoct. Miss Elsia Brown waa enrolled ft ft new mi nil ol the aevenin giaue m.. week and Albert Livingston in the first grade. The eighth grade arithmetle la worts- log in "Equation of Payment" tnis nd Die seventn ft-raae in irauv Discount." - A IWremme has been arranged by our school for Friday afternoon, Oct. 12. All are cordially Invited to tiena. Tho seventh nd eighth grade ftre reading "Lady of the Lake" ft auppie- mentary reading. Thma tmnlls are absent from the third grade thl week on account of lllnes. The nuDlls In the principal' rxni met lu the school building on Friday veninir. Oct. 6th. for the purpose of organlaing ft literary and debating o- ilt. and ncrfected a temporary organi- iatton by electing Mis Gossla Darling secretary. Upon motion ox uavi.i uutoie, the president appointed the following mmtulttn noon constitution na uy laws, with Instruction to report on neat Friday evening, October 12: Mia Byrl Springston, Jame Hume na miss Bertha Trimble. Upon motion ot Mis Byrl Sprlogalon, the meeting adjourned, to meet on Friday evening, Oct. 12lb- The total apportionment for the year were a follow: Slate Fond ....... County Fund, January. ' April... " July..., October,. PIOIIEER'S REUUIOll. Tbcre will be re-unlon of . tho pioneers of Gilliam and adjoining Countiea held at GOSIDO!!, 0REC0S1, SATURDAY, OCT. 20,1900 All moneerg. their families. frienda and neighbor are cordially invited to be present ? BASKET DINNER SERVED IN ARMORY HALL. A special invitation i extended to Native Sons and Daughters. Sam E. Vah Vactob, Wm Cornett, Secretary. PresiUenl. Money advanced on grain by the Ar lington WarehonaeCo. i Purely Business. All line of summer goods sold at cost for cash at fihurte & Weir Co.'a. Hath Hut and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 cent at Condon hotel. fihorte 4 Weir Co. are making low price for cah in all line of good. When in need of grain drill do not forget to see the Monitor and Buckeye at Bhnrte & Weir Co.', Arlington, Or. Have yoo tried it? Vr. ghiek' Hair Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson I'narmacy. Bhnrte & Weir Co. have just received their fall line of Hal and Cape, Boots and Shoe, which they are wiling at very close margiu for cash. (J. L. Neat, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention to II business entrusted to his care. If yon have property to sell consult bim. Bharte A Weir Co. have the largest supply of lace leather, leather beltings, drapers, draper elaw, etc., to be found in Gilliam county, at lied rock prices. Fall Announcement Bargains in Dry Goods, Now is the time to purchase. Do nert let this Golden Opportunity rass. Ladles Underwear, Hosiery and Glove Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons and Laces. We hare on hand Silks . of all Patterns and Qualities Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. I have a full stock of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Mckie 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. f$T Watches left with Mr. Reisacher at the post office will be for warded freeof charge to and from Arlington. RaH. RobinSOnV Arlington, Or. ' We seOl all supplies, usually kept by us, at moderate price quality considered. Call for what you want and we will sup ply you Batiufactorily. Yours truly, P. H. Stephenson, Reliable Merchant. (1706 64 723 88 102188 1203 40 623 58 Yoo are Elected When Yon Bay Tot!.'..... 15879 38 It Happened In a Drug 8tore. us.-.-.a... u.t ailntor a ladv came to my drug store nd asked for brand of coimh medicine that I did not have in stock "aaya Mr. C. It. Grandin, the popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. ' She was disappointed and wanted to know what congh preparation I could recom. mend. 1 saia to ner mat i cuum -.... ,.,.i f'hiherlnin'Coo:h Kerne- I t.7,llt limit's - . dy and that he could take a bottle of the remedy and alter giving it ft fair it .11.1 nnt And it Worth the trim i - , - . , . money to bring tac toe oouie n i would refund the price paid. In the course of a day or two the lady came i- .... n. win, a friend in need of a eoogh mliclne and advised her to huv a bottle of Chamberlain'a Cough ,,........i- t or.n.l.Wr that a sood recom mendation for the remedy." It Is for sale by The Hudson I'harmacy-C. W. Crosfleld, mgr. BRYAU OR HCKIIILEY. Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum, Ranges, Heaters, Paints of J. H. WOOD, ARLINGTON Largest and Best Stock in Gilliam County and at Lowest Prices. DEERING MOWERS BINDERS AND BINDER TWINE Universal Stoves and Ranges Iron Bedsteads Spring Matuessea Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furnitur and Wall Paper not kept in Stock Groceries ' rTnrM7) tv r A TT Ti TT TsT Hardware and i V 1U1AJJL iviivii-i. Ceneral Merchandise ' Manufacture of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles OFine Stock Saddles a Specialty-O Wt Guarantee Our Prices to Pleas and Our H ork to Give Satisfaction Call when in The Dalles or write for prices and information. Largest stock in the county Back From the East John Walker returned Sunday from Iowa and Missouri, where be went mi ...i ak aim with a shipment of hort- es. He succeeded In disposing ol bi stock at fair price, out sayt mat neavy The Dalles, Oregon. nrrte " D F r If .nkiwn made. busln... trip to draft horn, ftre not worth more there - t ,i.H i iiae ara in iirAvon. am nnr a M.....t.M swtnenlna W (Ulftftl i'i" - f I l)H wa it m Mc- dav W. II. Weber waa on tba creek Friday on business. Mra. O. E. Portwood I reported quite ill n a m,., and wlfn. of Cmtar Pprines. are moving to their Rockcree. rancti. nua Jannlnir. of Soowshoe, waa over and pent Tuesday on the creek. Ti v KtrirUlin is baullns wood from the mountain Frank Brown, Con ffchott, Goy Boyd, Charlie Martin and Will and John Flett drove bunch of horse to Hcppner last Friday. Charlla Richmond nd family were on the creek the Brat of the week get ting fruit. Onlte a storm occurred here Weduef day evening of last week. mu. vi, u Flett visited with ber sister. Mr. W. W. Clark, of Juulpor Canyon, last week. '. " ' V Mr. Bronner, of Uoldcndale, wa here lt Knrida vlsitina friends, before re- turning to hi borne in Ooklendale, Mr. Sumner Patterson went to Hepp- ner Friday on ft business trip. n.,rB Mnore. who ha been fttDulur inr ihn naat vear. I the Kueit Of D. Hurt. in Oreiton. Mr. Walker say politics la waaing warm In the mid dle West, almost every town being torn op with political apeeche nd discus sion of all hade of opinion. He heard Roosevelt aneak at Grand Island, Nebraska, where large crowd assembled to hoar the rough rider. The Indication in that section of the United State, Mr. Walker aya, are that the election will be very close. Slie "For three day and night I snffered aitonv untold from an attack of cholera -i ... i..,...,. I,, nn hv ratlmr cucum- bers." aaya M. E. Lowther, clerk of the .i;-.,u, rt Penlerviile. Iowa. 1 .h,.,,),, 1 ihoii il aureiv nie, ana ineu . j : tr..n, ma.linirti,a hut all to uubpii uiuc'.". ; , . . . 1 AA.it f.ir fu.I I R n, V. 1 berlaio' UollC, VJnoierm n k""'" Remedy and three dose relieved rue entirely." This remedy i for aahe by The Hudson i narmacy. v. '-"r Raid, mgr. Job Couldn't Hav 8tood It ti i ..i i v., I r,l.l,ia lMina. They're terribly annoying; bnt Bucklen' Arnica Slve will cure the worst case of Plies on t. u... Knt,ttnilit. lor In- iiiries. Pain or Bodily Eruptions it . ( . i . .i 1.1 t.t..A the beat eaive in me worm. - bo. Cure Biiarauieed. ooia oy Lou don Drag Co. Halstead Barnard. From the Lona Creek Ranger we learn of the recent marriage of Mr. Albert Halstead and Misa Myr ISarnara, at the borne ol the bride in Foa Valley, Th ornnm la a brother of Misa Mabel Halstead, the popular teacner oi tue primary department In our pnblicechool, .,! nf Herbert Halstead ot the Lost Valley Lnmber Company. With bis brother Harry, who waa ft lormer resi dent of tbl place and Lost Valley, be is .n.,,.d m tha sawmill and lumber business on Beech creek, near Fox Val ley. v rry Grain Drills, rdiSC and Hoe, In Time of Peace Prepare for War. Now is 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 sow grain is with a drill. We are agents for latest improved McSberry Grain Drills, Disc and Hoe, and have quite a number on hand. Do not buy a drill till you inspect the Mc- Sherrythe best of alL RUSHF0RD WAGONS RACINE BUGGIES WADE BROS. QLEX, OREGON CALL AT THE " Sum m it Sa loon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, rnorKiEToa. CONDON. ORE 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 io 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. MADDOCK, Propsietor. Are the Best For sale by L. D. 3. Mite Society. The ladle ol the Utter Pay Saint' church bava organised mite aociey and sewing circle, which meet every Ti,.,ru,i afternoon. The object ol the sixilety la to create fund with which to fop their church, Rod charitable work as they Dim v "" fln.in Tha sewlna circle will do sewing tor those desiring the same, at reasonable rate and win aiso uo of that kind lor neody or uniortunaie families gratis. A special meeting oi ,i,..ioi Khluh wa held rneauay yif j t .tirnnon. as woll a the regular meev ,.!,. lven to oharitable work in ....... ..i " These ladles are doing a good work and the OtoBB takoa pleasure in rocommeuu- ing the aoclety to any who may have work to do and also to an aucn as wish to lend a band lor aweet charitys sake. Vnn anniime no risk when yon buy m i i..;. .hnlpra and Diar- rhoea Remedy. The Hudson l'harmacy will reluml your money ii ? " ..tUfiB.1 after osmir it. It la everywhere admitted to be the most euceeesiui rem- Dunn Bros., il Ilea iu uw mo r . a . . i frtrt ttaiftai itAmniAinti ana mei only one that never fail. It I pleasant Dealers In General Merchandise. RIMEHARTS RtSl AU HA n . Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, PropV. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELItSC MHI. . afeand reliable. CIGARS!! CIGARS!! HENRY THE FOURTH, COKSTITUTION, FOHTELLA, JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEM. STEEBMAH JACKSON a DY5AK l o T,1 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tiiko I-sxatlvo Bromo Quinine mmew. a rtrUKKlnts refuiKt the money 11 immocnre. E, W. Grove's slgnuture Is on such box. Mo. The Arlington Warehouse Co. are pre pared to handle your wheat, and guaran tee you au honest grading of the aamo and the best price to be had. Ftabekah Lodge Instituted. Minl,l, LrYdite. No. 109. Rebekah Degree, I. O. O. F waa Instituted In the ll room In Armory nail on mommy Mrs. Ella Ansell, of May w v w fa, " ,.;iu m.trirt Danntv Urand Master, as- r . .... iii- l.v nthpr member oi tne oiayvuie ..i b.ii lmtues. The lodge atarted .lik 1T .-hnrtnr member, with good prospect for numerous addition In the near future. The loiiowmg muwra n alnnted. N. (1.. Mr. Clara Darling : V. Q., Misl , , , o!J P.rnin. Mabel Halstead, n.8.ra. Am ton; F.8., Mrs. Mary ronwowu roo- . ijenerai vv urer, Mrs. Minnie Wilcot. viaitnra nrnsent were! Dr. and Mr Shaw, Mr. A. B. Lamb, of Fossil; Mr. and Mra. Taylor, Mrs. J. F. Dyer, Mra. Klla Augoll and Mrs. McConnell, of Mayvllle. .,,'. After the worK at tne nan was inimiio-i a banquet wa served at the Condon Hotel, to which all did ample justice. The lodge start nndor mvorame an nines and promise to be a valuable addition to Condon' aocletic. Have You Got A Cough, A Gold? INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., (BALFOUR GUTHKit iic.iis. Warehouses at a m rvnTOV. BLALOCK, PQUGLA3 and IONB. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Dentistry. Tir T. L. Nicklin, dentist, haa ro - . i..HA.l ...a Ia i i ni.. KIpnhimMOn The County uoori nas ui moved nis ouito . ------- colloct all delinquent taxes by Novenv vmildlng, second floor, where he will be . ... ,..vi Thnu oiylilnii to save cost f,,,i , ll times ready to attend to the will eettle their tax without further wanta of those desiring the services oi a notice on or before November 1, mw. first-class dentist, can anu VV. L. Wacox, Bheriff. The doctor was here for a short time laet Dated tbl 2nd day of October, 1000. gumiuer and hU work spenka for Itself. Cou A sure and quick cure for both is a bottle of Parker's rh Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed and for sale Dy The Hudson Pharmacy, Drag., Photo Sunriie.. Jlry. P.i.H J O''- ''kl- EB1 O. S. rronttETOK of SODA and BOTTLING 11 ORKS Manufacturer of Soda, Orange mid Champagne Cider, Sarsnpnriltn and Iron and all other Soft and Carbonized nrlnks. Condon trade ia respect fully solicited. Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore. Fossil Flour takes the, lead is the beet. because it Try it Fossil Flouring Hills, FOSSIL, OREGON, in, Sl by Uadlns Condon Meithafcs ti is. I' I) m &
