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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOuDOil GLOBE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER iat 1000. THB OFFICIAL PAPER Or GILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. LOCALNEWS. Clyde Power left (or Portland Mon dny on a business trip, LUala AriiiHromt, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr. U. K. Armstrong, li km the ilck list. Miss Nora Carson came out from Port Und last Thursday to visit nor Inter, Mr. J. V, (Juliette; Wm. ttuttie, the well-known' heop mini, wa In town tli first of tho week Irum Mayvlllo precinct. William Looncy, who ha been tend lug camp In tho mountain til summer, h buck to civilisation gin. H. It. Flint. brother of Clyde Flint, wl)o fume out from Iowa few month ago, left fur Portland Tuesday. Joe Trcvett 4ia evcrel ton of fine rabbsaa for unto. Leave order at I. H Stephenson' or Dunn Uro.' store. diJ3 8am E. Vn Vector,, the popular at tjrny, left Sunday for Portland on a busln trip. Mr. ami Mr. V. Adlard. of Ferry Can von, made a trip to Arlington lart week to bring out their winter oppiie. P. II. Stephenson la down with an Bitaok nf tha nrevalent fever. 8, B. liarker In alo a victim of the disease Usorge Gillette arrived from Montana kit Saturday evening and, with Ida family, will locale In Condon. Mra. till letta, who la a miter of W. A. and I W. Darling, ha been here for evrl week vlaithiK tir brntiiora. Tba family will reside In tba Prro house on north Mala itreet. Mra. Clara Darling la aol airent for lha reliable cloak and anil house of t'hai. A. Steven Bros., Chicago U.lici requiring anything In thi line ahonld consult her. Lowest price and too et press charge, Uood delivered at Condon. Full lino of aamplea of all kkhU handled. Give bar your order. E. M, Clymer liaibeen appointed pot master at Fossil, vice L. J. Uate resign ed. D'n:k Croker, of Sew York, aa well at many local democrat la of the opin ion D.at Mr. CWmer'a term will b a abort one, and that U will expire, at a matter ol political ipediener, shortly iifinr the fourth of neat March. David Kussell, onaof Oilliam county' prosiwron young farmer, w transact ing brtsine in Condon lat Thurnday, mid found lima to make thU oflleea pit-aunt call. Mr. Itussell ay the recent heavy rain, followed by warm ionshlne, have given the grass a good atari, and that range ttock will hot uflVr thla winter for want of gras. .In oar mention ot tha Institution of the Itebekah lodge, at tbl place, In or lt issue w fulled to note tha pre-v-nce of John F. Pinkham, who acted at Urand Kocrelery during the luatitntion. Mr. Pinkham I a member of the Urand Lodge of California, both the regular lodge ami the. Itbekah', and I a most iiittiuxlaatle worker tot tha orderat-large, A lettec recently received by Mr. Dysart of tbl place from Rev. Mr. llxaly announce tl fact that be doe not expert to (gain tak charge ot the Congregational church. Hi father' continued iltne necessitates hi giving op tha work at thla place. Rev. Mr. Curran will conduct aervice next Sun day, morning and evening, In tha Con gregational church. All are most cor dially Invited to these ervlce. Mnr. L. A. Fomhaw and J. V. Me Manu, of Pendleton, were here a few day during the week In the Interest of the Nortbwett Livestock and Wool f.rower' Journal, which la published at Pendleton. Tha Journal I a new publi cation and ta calculated to fill tha North western field a a theepman' publica tion. We believe the gentlemen above mentioned contemplate issuing a pecial illllan county number of the Journal, for which they are now collecting material. The Order of Ksstern Star held an Interesting meeting In their lodge room In Masonic Hall last Saturday evening. Worthy (irand Master Mr. Jessie Vert, nf Pendleton, wat present on bar official tour of visitation and In addition two new member were admitted to fellow ship in the lodge R. M. Johnson, of . ... .1 . - B V T nn ..I J,one itoca, nu airs, o. ii.l. t.luee. Refreshment were erved in the lodge banquet ball, after the lodge work wt finished, and a moat jiloasant evening la reported ,oy moe who were present. L. J. Gate, formerly postmaster at Vnaxii ln mturned from aa Eastern trip of two month' duration. While away Mr. Gate visited hi old home In Missouri and also many point of Inter ent In the middle state. He went cast over the Canadian Pacific, returning .! Southern Pacific. Mr. Gate visited the stricken city of Galveston a fuw day after the hurricane, and tays no tongue or pen can fully portray the horror of the situation there. Mr. Gate I now located at Arlington, where be ha accepted a position with ShurteA Weir Co. Mayor Dunn Informs n that on Mon day he ordered 800 pounds of chloride of llmo for the city, to be used a a disin fectant. Thii I a step In the right di rection on the part ot tho authorities and It shonld be followed up by a vigor ous campaign against every unsanitary condition which may be found to exist In the town. W are "up against" a .nrinon nronosltion. o far as the health nf nnr town Is doncornod. and tho sooner every citieen really this fact and takes vigorous measure to put tne town in 1 .units eonditlon the better for all concerned. There 1 no use In trying to iladge au Issuo of tbl kind, Win. Kettle was in town during the week. T. it. Johnson lain Portland thl week on a business trip.' Mrs. Godfrey Schilling ha gone to Michigan to visit relatives", The new buildimi of Johmon & Plltor is finished and the Urui I now ready for business. T. J. Jordan, a former resldoot of this blace. but who ha been away from here for a couple of year, returned Tuesday He ha been In Idaho and uaiuorma Mr. Blaine Mulcy and her guest, Miss Mutiholltn. were In from lerry Canyon Monday Calling on friends. MisS Mull holWmhomei In the Willamette val lev. - . L. It. Price will bcain next week the erection of a new dwelling for M, l. t!a dimr. on lilt ranch fu Ferry Uanyon. The building 111 bo a ubstantlal two tory edifice. Brit White wa In town Tuesday. He rnnnrtu nvarvthf nir boo III I II II in Ferry Canyon. Pleasant, ocll dance wore iflven last week at the home ol Mtirton Wilklns and Mr. Washburn; which were highly enjoyed by the young people. J. K. Fitxaator. Lewi Barker and Frank Caldwell returned from Wyoming Tuesday. Mr. Barker ha been In that state for a year and half where be I eniraaed In the heep busluot. Mr. Caldwell went there last spring, and Mr. Fitiwater left bore a few week ago to look after bl sheep flock there. Dr. G ul lotto' condition ha been very erlon for ceveral day. Dr. Shaw wa called from Fossil on Tuesday to see him and pronounced him dangerouly 111. The nstlcnt wa liahtly Improved yesterday morning, and in the afternoon was thousrht to be some better. Mr. GuIU'tte I alto terlouily 111 with the tame disease. DiK-Sftturdy, October 13, 1900, at Mavvilie. Nsoml, the infant daughter of ami Mrs. W. G. Key, after a hort lllnes. The funeral occur red on Sunday, the service being con ducted by Uev. Edward Cnrran, of thi nlace. The stricken parent have the heartfelt ympathy of large circle of friend In thi and ad joining countle. Prosperous Towns. The Gm man enjoyed a trip to the northern end ot the county last week and found onr neighbor Irl that region enlovinsafair measure of prosperity The threshing I finished and the road is lined with wheat team going to and from Arlington, tha principal shipping point of the county. 8o rapidly 1 the irrain rolllnc: In that the two big ware bouses, the Interior and the Arlington, are almost swamped with wheat, though both establishment have largely In creased their capacity tor thi eaon' cron. The price is still nntatisfactory, but it is hoped that an advance will oon occur which will jututy tne grower In nuttinir their crop on the market, Dillkoltvha beenexperienced in getting car with Which to move the wheat to tidewater, but tbl trouble wa being overcome at the time of our visit. While the Arlington merchant ay their trade I fairly Kood now it 1 noth Inn to what they expect once the wheat market open ap and money begin to (IrmiUta more freely, A visit to the buslnes places of Lord A Co., Shrirte A Weir Co.. eeneral merchandssej J. II Wood, furniture, and R. II. Robinson, jeweler, revealed the fact that these Arms are loaded with One good for the (all trade. They are all reliable firm and any of onr reader who have occs siou to trad In Arlington should call and ee them. Their advertisement will be found In the Own and will prove interesting reading to bargain hunter. At Olex wo fonnd a boy little, town. Wade liro., the lctding merchant of that place, report a fine trade and ex pect to tee it eontinue to Increase as the season advance. They carry one of the largest stock of general merchandise to be found In tha county. See their uew ad. In another column. Considerable building is going on in the vicinity of Olex, and altogether the country ehow a prosperous condition Job Couldn't Have Stood It Tf h'.l lil Itehins Piles. They're terribly annoying s but Buiklen Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of Pile on earth. It ha cured thousand. For In juries, Psin or Hodily Eruptions it' the best salve in the world. Price .25c. box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by Con don Drug Co. I To All District School Clerks of Gilliam Couniy. The clerk of eiich district In the county should have In bl possesion at this lime One copy of the School Law of Oregon, edition of 18'.i9j. one copy of State M.nnnl of the Course of Study) one School Register (New Form) r one District CUrk' Record I5oo ana one Hook of Order on District Clerk. These bonk ere the property ot the district. In the care of the clerk. The School Register and Course of Study, during the time school I in session, are In the care of the teacher and should he uiiifnut tn tha clerk at the chine of school. If you bay hot been aupplled with all of these, please notify thi oilice at once. rani, district clurk hit buert itpp1ied with one copv of the New School Law, edition of 1800. We have no more on hand. They are for tale, we learn, by the Steleinan Publishing Co., ot Salem, Oregon, at 23 cent eatb, post paid. Yon will please see that teacher com nl with Instruction sent from thi office in regard to transferring the rec ord of all schools tanKht in your dis trict since March 1, 1900, from the old register to the new. Thi I very im portant and tin office insist nponlti being done. If tha terin ot school close before the first Monday in March, and at 4 time when yon do not know whether or not there will beany further school during the current year, be urt that your teach er make the proper report, for if the report ia not made then your district will be left without a proper report, which mar crlously damaite your dis trict In retard to next year' apportion ment. We will add by way ol explana tion that tha Now School Register only provide that the teacher make a report when be 1 teaching at the close ol tne chool year. Thoe of onr teacher who were tireeent at our inatltutclwill readily recall Superintendent Ackerman' ex ntanatlonot th a matter, coupled with W ' ' ... hi Instruction upon the tame, whlcn we have tried to reproduce in tbl para graph. All nersons holdina State Uipioma or Stale Certificates, before engaging to teach In any public cnool in thi tate, shall present such diploma or certificate to the (chool tuperintendent in the county in which the holder propose to teach, to be registered by the county school tuperintendent of (aid county Whenever a contract haa been made with a teacher the district clerk should Immediately notify this office, using the form npplied for that purpose. Remember that I am at your service at any and ail time. Call and tee tne or write to me noon any matter con nected with your school, xonr com munication will receive due considera tion and a prompt reply. Respectfully, W. R. Nbai.. County School Superintendent Condon, Ore., Oct. 13, 1900. PIONEER'S REUNION. There will be a re-union of the pioneers of Gilliam and adjoining Counties held at COIIDOII, OREGOII, On SATURDAY, OCT. 20,1900 All nioneers. their families, friends and neighbors are cordially invited to bo present. BASKET DINNER BEHVED IN ARMOfCY HALL. A ipecial invitation is extended to Native Sons and Daughters. Sam E. Van Vactou, WmCoknett, Secretary. Prepidcnl. Money advanced on grain by the Ar lington Warehouse Co. Notice to Odd Fellows. All member ot Summit Lodge, Ko. 130, 1. O. O. F., are requested to meet et the lodge room" on next Wednesday even- ng, Oct. 24. Business of Importance. A. S. Rice, 8. A. Pattinon, Secretary. Kobto Grand. purely Business. All line nf summer goods sold at cost for cash at Shorte & Weir Co.'. lU-nw-IIrftand cold water, clean tow el, only 25 cent at Condon hotel. Shnrte & Weir Co. aie making low price for cash iu all lilies of goods. When in need of ff grain drill do not forget to see the Monitor and Ifackeye at Shnrte Weir Co.'s, Arlington, Or. Have von tried It? Dr. Bhiek' Hair Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the Hudson Pharmacy. Short A Weir Co. have just received their full lines of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoe, which they are selling at very close margins for each. G. L. Neat, the well known auction eer, will give the strictest attention f all business entrusted to bis care. If you have property to Sell consult him. Shnrte & Weir Co. have the largest supply of lace leather, leather beltings, draper, draper latM, etc., tobefoond in Gilliam county, at bed rock prices. JJH.. 'Ol'LLETirE, ' PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON. Offite hack cf Condon Drug Co. Fall Announcement. Bargains in Dry Goods. Now is the" time to purchase. - Do not let this OohTun Opportunity pass. Ladies Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons and Laces We have' on band LOST. A pair of spectacles, in a black case, on the road between Condon and John Maddock's ranch. Finder please return same to John Maddock or leave at this office and receive reward. Silks of all Patterns and Qualities. We sell all supplies usually fcept by us, at moderate prices quality considered. Call for what you want and we will sup ply you satisfactorily. Yours truly, H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll Uork; a Specialty, Piansand Estimates Furnished Condon : i Oregon. P. H. Stephenson, nel liable Merchant. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. I have a full stock of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Kickle Watches, Chains Charms Etc. for Ladies of 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. , jffiST-Watches left with Mr. Reisacher at the post office will be for warded free of charge to and from Arlington. R. H. Robinson, Arlington, Or. Fall and Winter Goods. Largest and Best Line in Gilliam County. Winter Underwear, Overcoats Mackintoshes, Ulsters Etc. , BRYA11 OR MCKINLEY. SiSitr Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum, Ranges, Heaters, Paints of J H. WOOD, ARLINGTON. Largest and Best Stock in Gilliam County and at Lowest Prices. Groceries Hardware and General Merchandise Largest stock in the county Universal Slove3 and Ranges Iron Bedsteads Bpring Mattresses Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furnitur and Wall Taper not kept in Stock WADE BROS. Olex, Oregon. Charged With Forgery. V. J. Tarker wa brought out from Arlinizton veiterday by Constable T. D. Sweetin and lodged in jail here on the cbarire of forgery. Parker ha been working for Dan Cameron on Shnttler Flat for ome time snd wa paid for hi work by hi em plover with a check on the Arlington I National Bank. lie went to town one evening, got the check cashed and the next day secured three blank checks, which, it I alleged, he proceeded to fill out in Mr. Cameron' name. He suc ceeded In getting the baper cashed and wa In the act of taking a "blind bag gage" out ot town when arrested by Mr Sweetin, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Ijixnttvo llronio Qiilulno Tablets. All drmntlsls refund l"0 money 1! It fHllitocnro K. W, Grove's slRnsture is on encn Dox. 'ki It Happened In a Drug Store. "Iki itav last, vlnlitr s, lmlv came to my drug store and asked for a brand of cough medicine nisi i niu not nve in stock." say Mr. U. K. uranoin. me popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. '"She M?a .Itaarin.hiiitafl itnri nmnti'd' to know wtial conn n preparation i count recom mend. I aaid to her that 1 could freely .tt..intti.l Phamltfsrlnitt'a Pnnffh RfttnA- dy avid that h could take a bottle of the remedy and alter giving ic a tuir trial II ene am not nnu u worm mo num.. t lirliim hark ill Ixitlta and I would refund the price paid. In the course oi a aay or iwo mo m'ljr nun back In company with a friend in need .f a .,iiiti mndt'finik and advised her to hoy a bottle oi unamoeriain vougn Kemeav. l consider uibi a hoou recom mendation for the remedy.' It is for sale bv The Hudson Pharmacy C. W. The Dalles Carnival. The lalle carnival and atreet fair, hold last week, waa aulle uccesstal. The writer bad the pleasure of visiting the fair ob Friday and la constrained to as that the d m i of Ira ts etc. wa the finest he ever saw In any country Hood river and Mill creek valley did themselves proud and Wasco county nd The Dalle have nothing to be ashamed of so fur a the fair 1 concerned . A 120 pound pnropkin wa one of Hood River' attraction and all Missonrian and other Eastern pie lover lifted their hat reverently when they stopped to admire It. The Mid war wa the aroe old Mid way, but it teemed to catch the dimes Inst the same a ot yore. The Dallea people are royal entertain ra and visitor to the carnival were given the best the city afforded. Mc- In Time of Peace Prepare for War. She rrv Gra in Drills, disc and Hoe, Are Now is the time for the farmers to prepare for the next year's crop. It i8 generally conceded bv 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 haud. Do not buy a drill till you inspect the Mc Sherry the best of all. CALL AT THE .Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, PKOriUETOR. 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 in an up-to-date manner, v Commercial travelers, and others, desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. ' MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor. the - i Best (Vtii ttiroA rlavH anil rtlohta I snflered gony untold from an attack ot cholera hrnnaht on bv eatins cucum ber," ay M. K. Lowther, clerk of the luVrl.t mnrl ftantvrvi lie. Iowa. "I iknn,.hi 1 ahnnM anralv din. and tried a doen different medicine but all to no purpose. I eut for a bottle ol Cham harUin'a IVili. Oholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three dose relieved me entirely." This remedy 1 tor abe by Tha Hudson rnaruiacy. u. w. vro- field, mgr. Jesse Barton arrived from the mount ains yesterday, where he ha been since Mav with a band of cheep. Jesse look although the mountain have agreed with him, and say life in a sheep camp is all right. Stopa the Cough , and worke off tha Cold. i.m.iHvH llnimo QhIiiIiio Tublwls care a cold In one tluy NoCnro.no Py. I'rtos 2 emits, .--ii. Jackson A Dyiart have dissolved partnership, Mr. Dysart retiring from the Arm. The business will be continued as before, by Mr. Jackaon. After the Pigs. At a meeting of the city council held on Tuesday a resolution wa pasHed de clarinir nig and pig pen within the city limit to be a nuisance. Thi ts a tep In the right direction and if the council will follow it op with an ordinance pro hibiting the dumping of slops and refuse either in the old freshet aewer or any where else within the city limits they wilt b following the right course. V hue lir nena are neithor ornamental nor use ful to the public-at-large, there are other nuisance within the city limit which are a great deal worse than pig pens, jfor sale by Dunn Bros., Dealers in General . Merchandise. CIGARS!! CICARS1! HENRY THE FOURTH, CONSTITUTION, FONTELLA, JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEN.STEEDMAN JACKSON & DYSART'S RINEHART'S RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no betler accommodations can be found iu this country than at thistiouse. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIHC MEN. INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., (BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.) u:u 4- Dvloo PaiH fnr Grain. General warenouse ousmess uuiiuut,icu. Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and TONE. Have You Got ACoughvACold? A sure and quick cure for both is a bottle of Tarker's Cough Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed and for sale by The Hudson Pharmacy, Drugs, rhoto Supi'lies,' Jewelry, Taints and Oils. Give us a trial. O. S. EBI Vnn aaanma nn rink when von bnv Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diar riuwn Unmnilv. The Hudson l'httriiiacv will refund your monev if you are not satlBHoil alter using it. ll is everywuero admitted to be Hie most snwwsslul rem edy in ne for bowel complaints and the only one that never falls. It Is pleasant safe and reliable. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Tha Toiintv Court ha ordered me to collect all delinquent taxes by Novem ber 1, 1000. Those wiehlug to save cosis will settle their tat Without further notice on or before Moveuibor 1, 1000. V. L. Wiu'ox, Sheriff. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1000. Dentistry. Dr. T. "L. Nickliri, dentist, has re moved his office to the Stephenson building, second floor, where he will be found ac all times ready toattoud 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 last summer and his work speaks for itself. PlOriUETOR OF SODA and BOTTLING If ORA'S Manufacturer of Soda, Orange and Champagne Cider, garsnparitla and Iron and all other Soft and Carbonated Drinks. Condon trade U respect fully solicited Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore. Fossil Flour takes the lead because it in the best. Try it. rossn r louring iiiuidt 'FOSSIL, OREGON. For Sal' by Leading OcmUm Mercian.