THE G01IDOI1 GLOBE.
, THURSDAY,' NOVEMBEH I. 1900.
THE OFFICtAb PAPER OP OILLIAM
COUNTY, OREQON,
LOCAL NEWS.
rio'iix Thing. In J, October 29, 100J, id
Mr. ami Mrs. At Moyar, a dunghter.
II. J. Nott, one of tho bent known
e itliung of Ole, was In town on business
Tuesday. ,
Hokh Saturday, Oodrtwr 27, 1000, to
Mr, and Mm. Paul Urelner, of Maytilla
irtlnct, a ton.
Mr, J, K. FlUwnter U seriously fit
(lift week. It Is fuarsd die ii develop
ing case of the (over.
Hurry May hue botujht John MiMor-
rln1 old dwelling on bUmlle and I re
moving it to hi homestead.
Mills' M'lnory Neal left Sunday morn-
thg (or Shutller Flat, wbere sue will
teach a Ove montlii' turiu of eutiool.
Joi.T. Harblrt, formerly of tliii place,
lias Just been granted a patent ou bi
lifting jick by ttit United Stale 1'itteut
UOlee. ;
Or. Luna loft Snmlay morning tor
Walla Wall In response to a message
annouueing the dangerous llltlcM of bi
later,
Lost Rctween Vf, t. Smith' place
and Condon a child' jacket, navy blue,
braid trimming. Return to tula ollke
and recolve reward,
Wut. Cornet t left a (ample of hi big
llurpee potatoe at thi oltlue a few day
ago that were whopper. Beveral of
Ihtiil woiltd weigh S or 0 poond ,
L. T. Morgan, Mr. Keene and Charlie
ISlrd, of Kossll, were In town Monday,
having' brought over three young fellow
for lafe keeping In the county Jul I.
Andrew Urelner wa over from May
Villa' precinct Tueidey. lie met her
Mr, Simmons, hi brothei-ln-law( who
ljntout from the Willamette valley
on a visit.
John Connolly, who ha been In the
inountalo with heep all aumiuer, w
In town Sunday for the first time this
fall. John tay the flock In hi charge
came out in good condition.
II. C. Dryion, of Weston, came in lust
Thursday to visit hi (athor-in-Iaw, J. II.
Downing, iid faintly. Mr. ISryson ha
been here for eeveral week visiting rel
ative and friend.
Jim Riser, superintendent of road tor
this county, I working a force of men
on the Tenmile grade thi week. That
road wa rendered almost I in passable by
the heavy waterspout last summer.
Mr. Matey moved to town from Ferry
Canyon last Saturday to give her grand
thlldrort the benefit of our excellent
public school during the winter. She 1
occupying the Fix residence on the east
tide.
Ham Jones, well known resident of
Lost Valley, hatdisposed of hi interest
there and eipecte w spend the winter
at I'ortlaml. He also contemplate a
vMt to hi old home In England in the
bear future.
Rev. Edward Curran, who ha been
at Heppner, lone and Islington for the
past week, will return to Condon today
and will conduct services at the Con
gregational church neat Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
Charlie Johnson came in from the
mountains Sunday, where he ha been
II siiunner In charge of W. J. Russell's
heep. Charlie 1 on of the best sheep
men In the state, and be ride the best
aaddle horse in Gilliam county,
Ueorge Scbott ie delivering the ballot
boxes tht week for the general election
which will be held neat Tuesday. Sher
iff Wilcox It kept busy looking after the
comfort of hit guests at the Hotel de
Hold u in, and io got Ueorge to distribute
the ballot bote.
R. V, Crane, of Mayville, wa in town
Sunday on hi way home from Hills
boro, Washington county, where be ha
been for a week or so looking after hi
property Interett In that county. Mr.
Crane say time are pretty hard among
the farmer of that region, the cutworms
and other big gob of prosperity boing
too ranch for the granger.
James Simpson, a former resident of
thi region, bnt who now reside on the
Clackama river, about 20 mile from
Portland, I here thi week visiting old
friends. Mr. Simpson expect to buy
about 600 head of theep here, which he
will (hip to hi farm on the Clackama.
'He was formerly engaged in the (heep
business in thi county. '
A. Hartman made a flying trip to Ar
lington last Friday. He left here about
eight o'clock in the forenoon, made the
round trip and reached home again at
three o'clock the following morning
almost 80 mile In 19 hour. One of his
horse gave out on the return trip and
ho wa obliged to secure a fresh one, but
the other auluinl stood the round trip all
right.
,. It. K. Searcy went through Monday
with a load of wheat for Arlington. It,
K. recently returned from deer hunt
in the break of the John Day, and he
did not return empty handed. On the
contrary, he came In with a pack horse
loaded to the guards with four big veni
son and, to keep It from (polling, did
not fail to remember tho editor, It was
the best venison we ever tasted and B.
K. ha our vote for bos hunter.
TheGrelner A Dyer (team thresher
finished the season's run last Saturday
at Emmett Armstrong' place in Ferry
Canyon, The machine threshed about
(1,1,000 bushels of grain during the season
No time whatever wa lost during the
run by breakdowns, but after finishing
the last J ib and starting for home a
pully on the traction gave out, which
necessitated a lay over on the roud, E,
T. Hollonheck run the englneduring the
whole season,
Don't overlook Dunn Bros.' new ad.
A heavy rain fell heie Tuesday even'
Ing,
C, Vft Weste was In from Clem yester
day, .
Don't full to rend P. If. Stephenson's
new ad. Hits week. It i full of interest
to bargain hunter.
Dr. Hudson hat bought the Arlington
drugstore which, wa recently (old by
L. O. Edward to Win. Smith, of Croy.
Ed Temple I differing from a Car
buncle on hi neck. A few common
bolls keep it company and keep Ed from
noticing the carbuncle too much.
W. A. Goodwin I down with typhoid
fever. Dr. Ituedy wa out from Arling
ton yeaterday morning to see him and
Other patient in thi neighborhood.
Dr. Gullette, who ha been very low
lor two or three week with typhoid
fevor; it improving very (lowly. It is
thought, however, that he will now re
cover,
Tom Portwood won a fin shotgun in
a ralilo the other day. Torn (ay bus!
nest will have to get a lot slacker than
It I now, however, before he get much
time to us It.
Elder Swift will hold Service In the
Baptist church next Sunday at 11:00 a.
in. and 4 ;00 p, in. A new heater will be
put in the church and the building made
comfortable for these and all subsequent
services. All are invited.
One night last week some miscreant
threw rock through the glass door In
the front of the Model restaurant in the
Fix building. The old fashioned whip
ping post would be proper mode of
dealing with such offender if they could
lie caught. '
Hon. Wallace MtiCamant, of Portland,
talked politic to Condon people last
night from a republican standpoint,
but he made the common error of hi
class in attributing all of the ignorance
io the world to the democrat, and the
way he Ignored tne trust question made
It look a though he wa afraid to tackle
It.
School Notes.
Nki.uk II. Biiowm, School Editor.
Esther Hollenbeck and Weldon Dar
ling were absent last week. 'fc.
Nellie Sprlngston and Myrtle Downer
were absent one day last Week on ac
count ot illnes
Minerva Neal visited both the gram
mar and the primary departueut last
Friday afternoon,
We learn there being something over
100 pnpll in our school that the direct
or are talking of employing another
teacher.
No one ba been tardy so far this
month, but w are sorry to state that it
ha been impossible for ome pupil to
attend regularly.
The eighth grade arithmetic clan I
working la '.'Square and Cube Kool"
thi week, and the seventh grade in
"Duties or Customs."
Five new pupil were enrolled In the
grimmer department this week. Their
name are; Ia Washburn, Anna While,
lite Shannon, Walter Farrer and Fred
Farrer.
Having forgotten to mention the names
of two ot the pupil who were neither
tardy nor absent, in the principal's
room last month, we will mention them
In thie issue: Raymond Trimble and
Nellie Itrowm
Our literary and debating aociety met
again last Friday evening and the ques
tion for debate, which wa choeen at
the preceding meeting, wa decided in
favor of the affirmative. The question
for next meeting I: Resolved, That
Washington Deserve More Credit Than
La Fayette. Quite a number of visitor
were present at last meetlng-Meolame
Dunn, Puitison and Dysart i Messrs.
Parker, Maley and Smith, and Mis
Minerva Neal. The following program
ha been arranged, by an appointed
committee, for next meeting:
Alvin Wilcox Recitation
Haael Fitawater. Rending
Mark Portwood Recitation
Gnasie Darling. . , . ..Instrumental Music
Abbio Darling Reading
The name of the pupils of the primary
room who were neither absent nor tardy
Inst nmniti are given oeiow :
Klovd Moore Itertha Moore
Nellie NpringMoti - Zona Frater
Edith Greenfield Edgar Dnnlap
Arthur Parrish Walter Wise
Arthur Wllcot Verner Caldwell
Veva Portwood Sybil Campbell
Karl Palmer Zella Raiding
I, villa Pliter George Caldwell
I.lllie Neal Freddie Moore
Frankie White Claud Clark
Matthew Pliter Herbert Clark
Annie Caldwell Alfred Wise.
ARLINGTON.
The (learner RUIInga will be (old by
the sheriff next Wednesday.
Ex-Representative J. K. David was in
with a load of livo slock Monday.
Tho bowling alley started np Wednes
day, with Frank Hoxter in charge.
The Uncle Josh Spruceby Dramatic
Company and Hayseed Rand will show
here Friday night.
D. W, Kalston shipped a car load of
hog from here Monday. They came
from Rock creek and Klickitat,
Cha. Campbell, the carpenter, has
returned from Shaniko with hi tool
chest and will atop in Arlington thi
winter.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LniHtlvo Bromo Quinine Tnhlots. All
dniKxUts refund the money II It fulls to cure.
E. W. Orovo's ilKimture Is oil each box. 2So.
I Am A Ulntai- ftranrt
Condon is rapidly coming to the front
a a firsfelfcss winter resort and the
rush so fur thi ermson I exceeding all
expectations The Hotel Delloldum,
under the efficient management of Sher
iff Wilcox, I already comfortably filled
with guestx, and it fame a a hostelry
snows to have reached remote sections.
The latest arrival are registered as Ed
Smith, Frank Johnson and Lloyd Dnl
ton and the trio arrived Monday from
Fossil, the county seat of Wheeler coun
ty. They are charged with burglary,
Wheeler county always wants the lion's
share of everything. She wanted more
Gilliam county territory than she got.
She failed to get as many votes In this
county at the lateelectlon a she wanted j
but now she walk off with the record
of furnishing three fourth of our jail
population. And only a short time ago
Stewart threatened to do worse things
to us if he could only get another Scotch
man elected to office in Multnomah coun
ty. If such a catastrophe should hap
pen Gilliam county will have to enlarge
her jail, nre.
Mr. Fred Monroe, of Arlington, i
here thi week visiting friends and rela
tive(. ,
h. Comlno. the marble and granite
man, of The Dalles, wa here for a few
day the first of the week.
Wedding Bells.
Wednesday, October 81, 19"0,
at the home of the bride's uncle. Robert
Spencer, on Eightmlle, Mr. Jhiiich More
land ami Miss Martha Jennings were
united In marriage, Rev. Edward Curran
officiating.
The bride Is a well known and highly
respected yonng lady of that section,
and the groom Is one of the prosperous
young sheepmen of Morrow county.
The youhu couple will make their home
at liardmsn.
The GfOHft force wa remembered with
a big Ikix of wedding cako of the tfrst
quality.
Will Hartman and WiU-y Miller, who
have tx-en dnngerootly ill, are both re
Krted better. .
Mrx. S. A. Paulson and Mr. S. E.
Van Vuctor entertained as nmnlwr of
theif friends at the home of the latter
yesterday afternoon with a Hallow e'e'n
party. A pleasant afternoon is reported.
Six Frightful Failure.
Six terrible failure of six different
doctor nearly tent Wui. H. Mullen of
Lockland, O., to an early grave. All
said he had 4 fatal luftg trouble and
that be must coon die. Cut he wa
urged to try Dr. King' New Discovery
for Consumption. After taking five
bottle he wa entirely cured. It ia pos
itively guaranteed to core all diseases of
Throat, Chest and Longs, Including
Coughs, Colds, La Gri ppe, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Cfonp,
Whooping Cough. 50c and $1 00.. Trial
bottle free at Condon Drug Co.'.
ROCK CREEK.
Mist Pearl Scbott I attending school
atOlex.
Mr. Hankins of the west aide of the
creek wa here last Thursday.
Mr. II. N. Scoggina and family are
visiting w ith Mr. and Mr. Earnest Tay
lor on the creek.
Miss Anna Leghorn, one of Arlington'
most popular young ladies, la visiting
friends on the creek.
Charlie Wallace, of upper Dryfork,
passed through here few day ago with
a bunch of sheep, which he will winter
at Bob Walker' aheep ranch near Ar
lington,
, ... ii i i ,n
Editor Seaa Wonder.
Editor W. V. Barry of LexingtonTenn.,
In exploring Mammoth Cave, contracted
a severe case of Piles, llij quick cure
through using Bucklen' Arnica Salve
convinced him it is another world' won
der. Cure Piles, Injuries, InfJamatioo,
and all Bodily Eruption. Only 25c at i
Condon Drug Co.'.
OLEX,
Mr. Cha. Wilkin I seriously ill at
her father's home In Arlington. I
S. 8. Thomas' children have rented
room here, for the winter school.
Mr. N. II. Scoggint ha moved with
her family to the home ot ber aon-io-
law, Earnest Taylor.
Guy Nolt spent a few day, in Arling
ton the - first of the week while the
doctor whittled carbuncle off hi neck.
Someone thought they saw McKinley
on our etreeU the other day, but it was
only Albert Miller feeling eo important
over hi twin girls.
The young men in the neighborhood
of Locust Grove have organised a band,
and we expect soon to hear tweet music
watted on the evening breeee.
"I have used Chamberlain'eColic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and find it
to be a great medicine," (ay Mr. E. S.
Phipps, ot Poteau, Ark. "It rnred me
of bloody flux. I cannot speak too high
ly of it." This remedy always win the
good opinion, it not praise, of those who
use it. The quick cure which it effect
even in the most severe cases make it a
favorite everywhere. For ale by The
Hudson Pharmacy. C. W. Crosfleld,
mgr.
Federal Grand Jury.
Clerk Shtdon of the United States Cir
cuit Court has made np the first list of
1000 name of taxpayers for exclusive
use as federal grand jurors, , the ratio
boing struck according to the population
of the various counties.
Clerk Staden made up the Multnomah
county portion of the Het from the tax
roll of that county, and requested the
county clerk of the other counties to
end in the required number of names,
Irrespective of prtyt The following
names were sent In from this county !
W. H. Colwell, farmer; T. C. Mobley,
farmer; Josepho Martin, farmer; S. B.
Barker, merchant; E. A, Stinchfleld,
stockman; T. G. Woodland, farmer! W.
P. West, farmer; Ralph Froman, farm
er; T. G. Johnson, farmer; George S,
Blake, sheepman.
BRYAN OR MCKINLEY. izrlT
Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum,
Ranges, Heaters, Paints of
J. H WOOD, ARLINGTON.
Largest and Best Stock in Gilliam County
and at Lowest Prices.
Charlie Earhart, who has been in Ar
lington tor (overal weeks, returned to
Condon Sunday. . Charlie says ho will
he good now and stay in tho host town
in Eastern Oregon. Charlio Ward came
out with him to enjoy our fine climate
and prosperous times.
Stop the Coutfh
And work off the Cold,
Luxntivfl Itromo Qnlnlno Tablets euro a cold
In one (.lay No Cure, no I'ny. l'rh'u '.'3 cents.
Yon assume no risk when you buy
Chauiterlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, The Hudson Pharmacy
will refund your monev if vou are not
satielled after using it. It is everywhere
admitted to be the moot successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaint and the
only one that never fails. It Is pleasant
sale anu rename.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice ! hereby given, to all whom It
may concern, that the Arm of Jat-fcson A
Dysart, consisting of John Jackson and
John Dysart has been thi day dissolved
by mutual consent, John Dysart retiring
therefrom and John Jackson succeeding
in the busines.
All accounts due to the firm will be
payable to John Jackson and all debts
due from the firm will lie paid by him.
Dated at Condon, Oregon, the 17th
day ot October, 1000.
John Jackhoit.
JoilK DVHAKT.
Purely Business.
tad fee Call at P. H. Stephenson's
anil give your ordef for a fine nian-tuflof-
ed suit.
Listen! Sewing machine of fine
quality and at moderate price at P. 11.
Stephenson's.
Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel.
When you get that new hat at the
milliner store just step np in the Novelty
Gallery and have a picture taken.
Temple's Novelty Gallery for Stamp
Photos one dozen for 2r cents, four
different position.
Temple, the photographer, ran take
your house, horse or farm ) in fact, any
thing in out-door photography.
G. L. Neal, the well known auction
eer,' will give the strictest attention to
all busines entrusted to hi caie. If
you have property to aell consult him.
13 It. 1. WGCtUfTTUi
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OJiee fa ll if Cmdon Drug Co.
H. W. HARTMAN.
Carpenter and Builder.
Scroll UorK a Specialty.
Plansand Estimates Furnished
Condon : i Oregon.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
I have a full stock of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Xickle
Watches, Chains Charms Etc. for Ladies or Gentlemen.
All kinds of fine Watch Repairing and Gold Mounting done
to order. All ork guaranteed. "
Call and see me when in Arlington, two doors north of
Grande Hotel.
tfttyWatches left with Mr. Reinacher at the post office will be for
warded free of charge to and from Arlington.
R. H. Robinson, Arlington, Or.
The autumn leaves are leaving fast
4tm The trees will leave in Spring,
Soon we will feel the wintry blast -m
JE And it won't do a thing
To the tnso who is not protected by our gen
erators of warmth and comfort.
SLC NOW IS THE TIME to leave your order for a good
g" winter suit of LAMM & CO'S Famous Tailor Made
f Clothing. We are sole agents for this region.
p EXAMINE OUR GOODS
SET SECURE OUR PRICES in the following lines
J: CHOICE GROCERIES Only the best
p HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES Up-to-date styles
SE , CENT'S FURNISHINGS Finest line in County.
IDunn Bros.,!
JET General Merchandise. "35
PkuuuiuiiuiiuiiuiHiumuiuuuiWi!
CIGARS!! CIGARS!!
HENRY THE FOURTH, CONSTITUTION, FONTELLA,
JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEN. STEEDMAN
JOHN JACKSON
Bread! Breadl
Twelve loae for $1.00. Fresh every
day. Mr. P. L.Mokhelu
LOST.
A pftir of spectacles, in a black case,
on the road between Coinlon and John
Mnddock's ranch. Fiinlor please return
same to John Muddock or leave at this
ollko aud receive reward.
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO.,
BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.)
HifrhARt Prices Paid for Grain.
General Warehouse Business Conducted.
Warehouses at ARLINGTON, RLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Connty Court bn ordered me to
collect all delinquent taxes by Novem
ber 1, 1000. Those wishing to save cost
will settle their tag without further
notice on or before November 1, 1000.
W. L. Wilcox, Sheriff;
Dated thiis 2nd day of October, 10C0.
$5.00 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for the
dulivery of the following described horse
to Kelson & Tortwood's barn :
One 8-year-old black gelding, branded
three bar ( 1 1) on shouldor. Range
on Tenmile. 1
John Madoock,
Culldun, Oregon
Fall and Winter Openin,
Of High Grade Goods'.
Ladies' Cent's and!
Children's
Heavy Winter Urtderwf-ftr,
Meltia ami Florence Uir-'
inn Unite a specialty
Dress Skirts,
Fancy Plaids, Heavy Kvrgm
HairCloth, Pressed Flan
nel Etc.
Under Skfrte
Outing Flannel, Wool, Mo- $1.25 to
reen and ttiie Sateen. $V.03
Jorsay Leggirrsi
Fur fittiir s, JAHsea and
ChildrfO,
j Canvas Legging
j K..r Men.
iChrMdreTr'st Jacket
$f 3 to K''rl"v Fam-y' Mintnres $(.40 fd
$10.03
and Uoitclti Cltrfhv
! Fur Collarette
! For Luiticv,
$5.0O
42.B0 t9
6,00
Finest line of Fascifiafofs and shawls and Ladies' ftixl
Men's Fancy Goods in the County.
P. H. Stephenson, B
liable
Merchant,
Fall and Winter Goods.
Largest and Best Line In Gilliam County.
Winter Underwear, Overcoats
Mackintoshes, Ulsters Etc
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise
Largest stock in the
, county
Universal Stoves and
Ranges
Iron Bedsteads
Spring Mattresses
Chairs
Extension Tables
Orders taken for Furniture
and Wall Paper not kept in
Stock
WADE BROS.
Olex,
Oregon.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
FOJt tW&ST URAiVDS OF U IXES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
FINE BILLIAR AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION,
FRED WILSON,
CONDON, ORE.
PROPRIETOR.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
This popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is how
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and olhere
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house Buited to
their wants.
MRS S. A. MAD DOCK, Proprietor.
R I M EHART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found in this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 250.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN.
Have You Got
A Cough, A Cold?
A sure and quick cure for both ts a bottle of Farker's
Cough Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed and for sale by
The Hudson Pharmacy,
Drugs, Fhoto Supplies, Jewelry, Faints and Oils. Give us a trial.
O.S.EBI
rtoparETou of
SODA and BOTTLING II ORKS
Siannfncturer of 8ofln, Ornnge and
Champnitne Cider, SarsnpHrlllH siul
Iron and all other Scotland Citrboilnted
Prinks. Condon trado is respect
fully solicited! Orders promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
Fossil Flour
takes the lead because it
is the best.
Try it-
Fossil Flouring Mills,
. ossil, ouego.n
For Sale I'' Leading Condon MeiiiH
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