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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1900)
SIE GOilDQll CLGBLl T rjRSOAY, JEMBER 6, ll'OO, : We find the following gem going the rounds of the pres., without credit; "Remember this, young munj'bb' careful' what you Bay about a' woman's character. Think how luaritf' years she has been build- . NOTICE. ' Cr.rM'l InVltCfc cn!lvv0!t1cw from Mil i . Hiii.. ..i i .iiiinni iiiiiiiiv mm to lllilUti ' :rl: !',T:,1:,:'V!:,lV,!?J''M,,!!? instil, of the toils ftnd privations !' ;;:;, Wir l,:rt;:J!:;'r,";Xl;,i 'endured, of wounds received, and ; ,M: :V "r,' i - 'm.' S."" I I'Mlh.':"!;; lt no si. spicion follow her actions, ii .-.nr... m M.i.1. " wHiii.iitt tri'i- i 'im, tM1P;t of a woman is the sal- ton. exr-ieowd by wms)HiJni8. Petition for Liquor Lloens. In the OoMiity Court o( Ui State ot Oivgoft, for theConnty olOtllliim. To the Hull. County Coiirt of CltlllRirf Comity, Orvitun. . ' ' - s We the ttmlorslittied reaileiits mid' legal voters of the I'rectnct ot Ion Kwk. lit ai County and State, hereby petition your honorable body thnt license be granted W, R. Robert, ot wild precinct. to nell spirituous, mult nd vlnmi ll.f aoraat relutl Inqnantltte. lew thnn one gallon In tho town ot l-ono Rock, in utd I'rwlnct, Comity nnrt State: 1'. fc. Nicholson. Otto Ward. J. R. Bennett, Jot. St. llnyen, O. W. ritctiet, V. B. Under., Ark vation of the race, the hope of great-1 Madden, ueu. Madden, Ww. K. cowon, t. wick. I , , . .. f , ..... , i. v, i.cnnest, A..oi.u u.i.iiiv, j , ... 'The Orp"on'an Pland ii real j d the redemption ot man. Nwl Jm,k ,rkot w MtK r u Kllls,011 thinner of beinjr annihilated by an Wipe out her purity and the man j wioy Billing, m compton, , k. n. ". town called Uinkgbcitoath the wave of despair, Roto5nclte k.' . WBuia, editor i xvjt!)0Ut ft Ptar to guide his life into j wm. mm, w. R. Robert. obscure .paper in n Condon, in this state. , . . . . i . . . ' nr.- c....H'n ruivui into unci u.;i A.m. .... ...,-... tllllltV hatred with large quantities of that any hog can root up the fairest vituperation. S Miu-bj.lv should Think tHn 10 n nom it .way l oiireru. ..u...-o nv) I uuiK, v.itn, . h1, ,. underlie.!, w. R. Uolwrw, will, . i i i . .. il. ... .... tn ....vLr thi obieet of hisibe ore you PpeaK, anu reuieuioer on u.e mm ony wir, ' m.. 10 tOer Uie uujtci ui mis , j i - J iiomirBbloOonntv Court otUllUmn Comity. Onv (bin, tor a license to sell at retail, in qumiUtlei tell oott of his great p.:rii. uix ton Ktandard. ' , . The editor of the Standard has l.'comeso accnistjined to covering wthe object of his hatred (Shutt) with large quantities of vitupera tion" that he falls into the common .rror of accusing others of being guilty of his own besetting sin whenever any little difference of opinion arises between newspapers, the purport of which his intellect fails to grasp. Go to, Hull, and attend to thy petty squabble with the elder Shutt. Such bombast as thou bestowest on him best beBts thy bore, thy calibre. And should tho Oregonian and the Co.ndo.n Cit.onK e'er need thy services toad just aiT.iirs, at a mire convenient season they may call on thee, lul then avaunt. 'Tend first thine tiwn affairs, then 'tend to Shutt and do that well and all thy sins shall be forgiven thee. Hull, go to. Mower that ever greWJ 80 the Vilest than one gallon, iirUHoit.mn1t nd vinous liquors in me lown aim prveuiv. u. juvuv man can ruin the purest woman 8 character." . Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bnnno Quinine Tablets euro cold Iiioneday No Cmo, no Pay. Price 25 cento. SOME AXCEXr HISTORY. luaaid Ullllani county, Oregon. W. R. RohKRTS. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Kotioet" hereby Riven In the matter ot the estate ot James Stxon, deceased, that the under lKiie.t haa been dulv appointe.1 administrator ot the estate of aaid decedent. All iieratma havliin claims ynint iwid eatate hould prvaent the uiimA t, i.i nt mv rtiiiileiiiM. near Mavville. Ore- tnni, within ix month from tho date ot th nrsi puimcaium 01 iuis uoueu. Mavvlllo, nwn. I C. J. QlUKS. Xowmber 1900. i Admlnlatratorot the estate ot Jauti Nixon, dec To the Consumers of Gilliam County: Ve duoire to state that we tire determined to roiluco our Wtgt (tuck of goods mid for the nexl VH) days will tnnku fiKitt rvdttutioiu iu all Hues tor ca ah. ' . . f.y referring to your local papers you frequently noto tho ad. of Interior1 nicrelmnttj who, with concpielou liitnt, say: "We nll t .Arlington -prices."' Is this not evldem-e that the Arlington merchant immt lend In low prices or tlidre Would be no lumd for inch ulalesmentsT Kulore pur chasiiii your full supplies of the smaller hills got pricea from ui. Iu agricultural iuTpleiirantii wo linve the fitvorite Moniter lirllla Huhject to four attachiuvnts, vlu, hoe. disc;- proas wheela or shoe. Ttie Oliver and Flying Dutchman Plow are hard to beat for good cloan work, dnnlbillty amd lightness of draft. It is no longer an erperiment to buy a Ihtin or Slnughtcn wagon, as they have but few It any competitors when strength and light-running qualities are considered. If you anticipate treating yourself to a new buggy or hack do not pur chase until our new caVload of the old reliable Hitctne rigs reach us, which will fie here in September. When in need of a chop mill, hay pross, windmill, sewing machine, or any kind of machinery used on the farm, write us for prices and we, will treat you right. JAUdrej alt communications to the firm at the old James W. Smith store. SHURTE 66 WEIR CO. Arlington : : ; Oregon. $5.00 Reward. I will pay the above reward for my team One sorrel horse, branded FA on left stifle, star in forehead, collar marked ; one bay mare, strip in face, branded A4 on left stifle delivered at Condon, Or. Last seen west of L. W. Darling's place on Hay creek." W, L. Wilcox The people of the different neigh borhoods lying adjacent to Condon should make an effort to have Rural Free Delivery mail routes e3tablisueb. Other sections of country are getting this convenience and there is no reason why the people of this section of Gilliam county should not have it. . The postal department is reported to be ready to establish rural delivery in every section of the Inland E n pire within 30 days after the prop er petitions are filed with the de partment, but they will not do so until the people interested take enough interest in tb.9 matter to ask for it. Ferry Canyon, Matney and all other neighborhoods should take notice. A word to the wise is s ufficient. - WANTED. Pasture of any me, containing water, well fenced for hordes. Uive price until March 15th. Address, a. E. MoKm-r. Care Globe QR. T.U NICKLIX ' DENTIST ' Office over P. H. Stephenson's store. CONDON OREGON Among the tens of thousands who have used Chamberlain's Cough Item ed y for colds and la grippe during the pact few years, to onr knowledge, not a single case has resulted in pneumonia. Thos. Whitefield & Co., 24tt Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of the moat promi nent retail druggists in that city, in peaking of this, Bays; "We recom mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe in many cases, as it not only pivea prompt and complete recovery, but also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia." For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy. C. W. Crosfield, mgr. The man who orders buckwheat cakes for breakfast, although aware that that article of diet has seen long and faithful service, will prob ably be surprised to learn just how far back the cultivation of buck wheat on Manhattan island dates. George K. Holmes, assistant .(.(iLlImm, s.f ilnflrtmAnt. . , . , i . . I Coudon, Or., Nov. 12, 1900, agriculture, in a phamplet on the i "Progress of Agriculture in the United States," says that the first cultivation of buckwheat on Man hattan island was in 1025 or 1620. From the same source it is learned that the first yield of Indsan corn, or maize, in any considerable quan tity produced in the United States by people of English blood was that of 40 acres in the Jamestown colony in 1609. W heat was first sown in Massa chusetts as early as 1602, and it was first cultivated in Virginia in 1611. Rye, in New England, dates back to 1643, and perhaps to 1630, and oats and barley to Cosnald's colony in 1602. . It will probably surprise a good many persons to know that Ply mouth colony cultivated potatoes as early as 1629. Massachusetts raised one of its favorite products, beans, as early as 1602, but it was not until 42 years after that date that Manhattan and Virginia began their cultivation. ''Ten fair pippins," plucked from trees planted on Governors island, in the harbor of Boston, on October 10, 1639, were probably the first apples raised in this country, and the first nursery of young fruit trees ever planted here was that on Governor ; Endicott's farm in Salem, now Danvers, Mass., in 1640. R.J, PALMER, Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction. Assured. Give me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, Oregon. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Ijixatire Sromo IjHlnine Tal.ieto. All druusristo rclnml the money if It fail to cure. E. W. Groe' ignture U ou each box. 25e. DON'T PAY TOO MUCH Remember the value of any article is the lowest amount for which you can duplicate it. Examine our goods and note our prices if you wish to SAVE MONEY on your Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, and Blankets. Furnishing Goods, Hats CALL ON US and we will show you as fine a line of Dress Skirts, Waists, Dress Goods and Ladies' and Children's Underwear as can be found in any store in Eastern Oregon and at ridiculously low prices. A FEW EYE OPEtiERS. Men's Shoes.. I OR Sweaters, Cotton,. KQ Others ask l 75.. . All wool 1 00.. : Children's Mines, genuine Boy's knee pant, all wool and Kangaroo Calf. Guaranteed. 75 miied worth 50o, 7d, $t 00. . . 2j Ladies' Shoes........ Toweling, heavy weight, good All etylei, best quality I 25 quality per yard. 5 Cts Macintoshes, rubber lined, Boys suits All latest styles guaranteed water proof 2 59 and patterns. Good quality.. I 50 Flannel Shirts, double and n Wrappers' Percale and Fian- single breast I CO uelutte 50 UNDERWEAR. Men's fleece lined 75c a suit. Ladies' all wool, 50c a garment. Hame, heavy, $1.00 Others ask !.50, Children's wool fleece, heavy weight, all Meu's all wool, $1.00 a garment. sizes, 35c a suit. MEN'S SUITS. Worsted, latest styles, f5 00. Heavy all wool chevoits, $7.50. Perge, Clay Worst, ed and Silk Mixtures guaranteed to lie all wool and at prices in proportion. skirts, Waists, underskirts, capes etc. . fcKIUTtf Cashmere, Alpnca, r-erge, Crepon, Worsted, Plaids Latent styles $1 up, WAISTS Plannel, French Flannel and better qualities, 50: and np. ITNDHRSKIUTS Sateen and Bilkoline, fine colors and patterns, 50c and up. COItSK'l'S 50c RTOCKLSCS Cotton 10.;., Wool 20c. Lined Gloves 50c. A & U VJ? in 8 tfco:i cjiLCi!:c, lcves main street, cppdsite henshaws stoke. Job Printin Of all kinds done on the short est notice and at reasonable rates. Nothing. too large, no thing too small. Globe Office. Ft A Mai BHDS a. w m m I li 31 won. jMtMoiiBaiva m y i I t HBOAN-PRIVATE f If DA TOB tmrn and A " 1 n 4I Nt.il wb. r i r S Ji from th. trtects .f you visit DR. JORDAN'S crcat EJUSEUU OF AKATOUY 1051 MARKET ST., 8AM F RAM CISCO, CAL (MffNB 8UU M gVBt.J Th Itrf wt Anatomical VoMtim Id th Wor d. Grtuttit nttrtutttrm in (ht Cttjf, A Wonderful ituhtjor vitlUtra, Wfkintt. or any contract' 1 (llMM,MlilvTf)ir4hr DISEASES KifferlBir 1 crvuong or xcHtfl It) icAUirrr V jmmrn. Krroiia und phraiml 0b1IHy(lM pntmmmy, L,ot MaMb4 infill ItHAomplf m cm Hot ii Npvrmiilorriiuii, frtltir mg rini.iBv "7 CNtanuuiHtmn of rmi; of rat auratlva power, tlia Poutor A ha ) arrattre-t til trtmtment that It will not W only afford TmmtMJlat ft. but pernwnant i curs, in iMfjlor aoa tint claim toprfornt ' mtrftclei, but to known U b a lair atirl . fKiuar Physician and Uui-gaoii, jirnxuluaut ! iu hUp-l:dty- Ilav Wtrnm, . HTPHIM rHrongfljty rHdimttd from ) tba ayatam wltbotit M ua of r ttrr. Traww flttad fay an Eaart. Bnllal ) ra for Btnra A qulfk an 4 radical enrttot Pll, riMara an Flfnlatby k I tr Jarflali'a anwtal InftM trtatlhrwla EtEIIT NAM anplrfna-toaawuireealra our bwt opinion nt liiaef BiplaliiJ. A ' W witf OunrtmM a tObVi'lVM CUSS ia V i ivery emt we vniirrtftit. t'onntnrttTMn fv4k ana ainriiy pnvnwk, CHAUfiEH VKkV BMAtiOXABLA Treatment paraonally or by lnir. Wrlta 1r Book. PHlLoriIT lMHHIK. Mailh) Vmmm. (Avaiitaoa boofeiurmaa.) Call of wrtto DR. JORDAN ft CO., 1001 Warkt8t,B, F. FALL AIID WHITER COOPS ARLINGTON SALOON, JEAN LABOUS, PROP. FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CKJAKS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Draught, Main St., Condon, Oregon HEADQUARTKRS FOR HliiH GRADK " WKT" GOODS. FIXE WHISKIES. Ol.YMPlA BKKR. FANCY MIXED DRINKS. Lower Main, street; . THE . . "MODEL." A Quiet Resort. Charles Fix, Prop. muuuuuuuuuiu BOWLING ALLEY A1D , POOL TABLES IS CONSECTIOS. Condon, Oregon. I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HAND W1ADE H RNESS. The best is always tho cheapest. Get tho best. My harness are the best. Get thotu. I make and sell everything iu the Harness and Saddle line including Chaps, Spurs, Bridles, Halters, Horao Cov ers, Feed Bags Etc. Call and see me. TOM L. P0RTW00D. State Normal School MONMOUTH, ORECON. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 18, 1900. Students prepared to take State Certificate Immediately on graduation. Graduates readily secure good positions. Etpense of year from f 120 to $150. Strong Academic and Professional courses. New Special department in Manual Training. Well equipped Farming Department. For catalogue containing full announcements, address P. L. Campbell, l'resident, or W. A. Wanm, Secretary of Faculty. H0VARR1VIHC.-C-- We wili to ..!iouiieo to our frlumla and patrons that onr Fall ami Winter stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Underwear, Furnish ing Goods and Shoes is now arriving and i larger and bctfsr wkcled' than ever before. J We also have complete lines of Superior Hoe and Disc Drills, Superior Seeders, Canton Plows and a Studebaker Hacks, Wasrons and Buggies. -M ALL COODS MARKED IK PLAIN FIGURES t- When In Arlington make our store your' headquarters. There's room for all and bargains for all and tho latch string is al ways out. LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon. F. M. Sprlngston . J. A, Rodgar SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. (Suooessora to T. Q. Johrraon.) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Hay and Grain bought and sold. First-class Rigs always on hand at very reasonable rates, A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited Corldon, Oregon. GO AND SEE AL. HEtJSHAVJ Who keeps a fine lino of Stoves, Ranges, Linolonm, Bcddmfr, Springs, Valises, Ilardwawe, Gloves, Cutlery, Flower Pots, Jar RtibWrs Eto. VICTOR M ARDEN Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles OFirie Stock Saddles a Specialty Ue Guarantee Our Prices to riease 'and Our ft or k to Give Satisfaction Call when in The Dalles or write for prices and information. The Dalles, Oregon. C. S. PALMER, prtisti Barber. Sleek: Shaves , and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. CONDON ORECON. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notlco It hereby given thut the HiidnrHgncit, admlnlntrntrlx of tliu etle of Th. J YoiiriBdu ceiifil, tin. lilwl In the county court ol milium county, nUite of Oregon, her final aneoant M upb udiMlnlhtmtrlx of uM cUle mid that Tuesday, November 6, 10OO, -at 2 o'clock I'. M him been Axed by wild court ua the time for bearing objccllum to laid report and the actllcmvnt thereof. Maky A. Yol'NO, Adtniiilntrnlrlx of the tule o Thou. J Young, dcvcuivd. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants regintored prior to May 7, 18111), will lie paid ou pre sentation at mv office. Interest ceases afterNovember2l, l)0O. V. II. Stki-hknhou, Treasurer of Gilliam countv, Oregon, Dated at Condon, Ore., Nov 21. lDUO. Treasurer's Notice. AH city warrants registered prior to June 25, ll'OO, will lie paid on prceenta tion at mv ollice. Interest ceases after Dec. 4, liWU, P. If. Btkwieniwn, City Treasurer, Condon. jK. r. tivuxrtn, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OJfit Ixii of CmidiDi pnig Co. K. A. NELSON'. J. J. TOUT WOOD. NELSON & PORTWOOD (Successors to I). M. KIN1CI1AHT), LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. 8PECIAI, ATTENTION TO DRUMMER8' TRADE. FIRST-CLASa RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS. Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church st .T HOLLENBECK, li. E. CONSULTING ENGINEER. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, Tumps and Pumping Plants. Repairing a Specialty, If you havo anything you think past fixing, bring it to mo. HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIX BUILDING. Condon, Oregon. Don't font ttyat tlje QIj0B Office is still in business giving tho latest news and turning out the neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting Cards? latest Stationery in short tho "boat printing." PAPERING AND PAINTING. Full line of latcBt Wall Taper. Kstimates on work and material furnished on short notice. Call and sue my sum pics. V. A. DARLING. H. W. HARTMAN. . Carpenter and Builder. ' Scroll Uorl( a Specialty, Plansand Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon. IV V
