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Newspaper Page TextTHE COHDOU GLOBE THURSDAY, JANUARY 34. 1001. TUB OFFICIAL PAPER OK GILLIAM COUNTY, OKEOON. LOCAL NEWS. A mly Orel nor a over Irotu Mayvlll TueiJsy. John Madden wm over from Lone Rock for dy or two lest weak. II. K. nd Len Searcy were over from Needier Flat Saturday ou laud business. (leo. 8. Smith end Cherlle Earhart ciime out from Arlington Tuesday, Mr. end Mr. Geo. HI, of Roek erevk, visited friend In town during th week. Dr. Wood wm celled to Fi penis ck leit Thursday to ee Mr. Irenionger, who le erlouly ill with atomauh trouble. The Congregational parsonage u being fitted up for occupancy. Rev. Curran will move In eooa a the building le t reedy. Jhe fever eeeme to etrlke certain com wonitlee every winter. Foeell had ber hare of U lt winter, and now Condon le taking a tarn at It. Mr. JlnrrUon. wbo hae been HI at the Condon Hotel for eotue time, hae io far recovered ae to be able to be moved to Frank Palmer', In Ferry Canyon, last Saturday. - 5 .Cardt are ont announcing the mar riage of Mr. J. R. Welle to Mice Suite Stephenson. The ceremony will take place nett Sunday at tbe roeldeuce of the bride'i parent. Rev. Edward Curran left Tueeday for lone, where he will' bold a eerie of revival meeting daring the neitten day. Rev. Clapp will alto be preient to take part In the work. 'Squire Wilklnion White, of Taper enck, I in town under the rare of Dr. Wood. Mr. WbtU'e boalth I iteadity Improving and he enjoy meeting hit numerout friend here tbe ame a ol yore. Dr. T. L. Nlokltn, the well-known dontUt, left for Portland Sunday, where be will iprnd the remainder of the win ter lie will retnrn to Condon In three or four month to look after the noed of hi many patron. ' The how given by th Ragtime Corn dy Company latt Friday night wa all right. Th entertainment waa clean and the gag and Joke had fewer blrtute p pendage on them than the average. A big crowd wa prent. England Queen Passes Away at a Rlpo Old Ago. Victoria Alesendrlna, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Etnprem ol ndla, died at Chborne llonve, !) of Wight, Tnetday evening, January 22, 1001. ewd about 82 yeare, Albert fine of Wale It bailed a king. Victoria we born May 24, 1819, at Kensington Falae and wa the only child of tbe Duke of Kent and of Prince Loolae Victoria of Saie-Coburg. She o- eeeded her uncle. William IV, to the throne June 20, 1837. She wa married February 10, 1840, to Prince Alberto! Saie-Cobur g-Ootba, to whom the bore nine children. She wa loved and re vered by her ubjcct a ft Una woman and ft Jaat eoverelgn. . - ' Billy Davenport, of Mayville, I In town thl week, I John Jackton ha returned from ft builnon trip to Portland. Geo. CM vera wa In town from Lout Valley yeiterday. Elder Goodwin i toliorlng from an acute attack of rbeomatlam. Mr. P. II. Siephe neon wa ou the tick Hat a day or two tble week, but I now better. Mr. Ella Angell, the obliging poat- ralttreet of Mayville, vlilted friend here ljt week. Some old aettlere lay the back bone of Inter la broken, while other eay we haven't teen bait of what I to come. A erie of lecture are being given in the Baptut church thia week by Rev. Bramblet and Tonkin. An epidemic of la grippe le reported The younger member of the aociety will at Arlington. We Condonttee don't care debate and it will encourage them if for any of it, thank yon. The feetive their parents and friend will come out nnnruwuwu ruuuuaruxnsvuwijj IIOMKSTJIAIHSKS ATTKNTION! I The Olode will publish your final proof notices for 12.50. You now pay $7.50. When ready to make proof ask the Land Oflico officials to send your notice to this paper that you may save this money. Five dollars saved, in this way, is better than $5.00 earned raising 40 cent wheat; it's so much easier you know. Call at this office and we will toll you all about it. ruwuwuui Charlie White returned from Arllng ton Saturday and went oot to bia home on Papereack 8nnday. Mr. White' health la not good thia winter and the ride from Arlington made him feel pretty miserable. The driver of the Condon-Fossil itage report that be uaually mire down once adav inside tbe corporation limltaof Wheeler's capital. Tho Senator should introduce a "good roads" bill at Salem with special reference to conquering Fos sil gumbo. On account of continued sickness in the family of Prof. Neal the obeervance of John Marshal Day In tbe publio school ha been abandoned. Prof. Neal had commenced arrangements for the dav. but for the reason above stated It waa found Inexpedient to carry them out. An effort I being made to establish a rxMt office at Ferrv Canyon which la likely to be successful. Al McConnell of Mayville, expects to establish ft store at Geo. Hanson' place and the post office will be established there. That neighborhood contain a large popula tion and there isf need of better postal facilities. At the sale of personal property of the Jame Nixon estate, of which C.J. Qulnn is administrator, which was held on Monday, good prices were obtained Horses brought all the way from $14.50 to 180.00 each j wagon sold for 180.00 a gang plow brought $55.00 ; barley sold for 25c per bushel, and summer fallow wheat, in the ground, brought $1.30 per ere. G. L. Neale waa the auctioneer. . John Knox returned last Friday from his sad errand to Salt Lake City, where he was called several weeks ago by the Illness and sudden death Of bis wife. At the time of Mr. Knox's death their youngest child wa also dangerously ill, but the baby ' recovered, however, and Mr, Knox brought both the children back with him. He will endeavor to secure a suitable housekeeper and keep the children with him. The religious debate between Rev. Bramblet and' Elder Goodwin came to an end Monday evening. Tbe discu' eions were, listened to by large crowds ,' every evening and the speakers both proved that they are good talkers. It was not possible for the Globe to have a reporter presont every evening, but.from expressions beard from friend of both the, contestants,, we are led to believe that each one came out about 400 miles ahead of tho other. Another discussion VICTORIA DEAD. FIRST BALL0TTAKEI1 But no Choice for united States Senator. Pros pect for Deadlock. THE PORTAGE ROAD. The Dalies Will Ask for Legis lative Appropriation. A press diopatch from The Dalle, under date of January 11, it a followi; Conidenble dlocuHaion i going on relative to aiking the coming tmionof the legislator to make an appropriation for the purpooft of constructing a portage railroad around the dalle of the Colom bia,'' which are situated about three mile east of that city, and extend to Wm. Smith (dem.)2f,Blngor Celilo, being a distant of aboot eight mile. An examination ol the roadbed ha just been made, and it i ascertained that of the eight miles of necennary road bed, five mile will be dirt and the re maining three mile basalt rock. Several year ago the federal govern ment purchased right of way on the sooth bank of the Columbia river at this point forth purpose of constructing a boat railway, but thi scheme ha been abandoned, and the governuient still retain the right of way, and it I pro- The flrt ballot for U. 6. Senator wa taken at Salem on Tuesday. II. W, Corbett received 28 vote, Ceo. W. Mc Bride IV, Herman 8, the rest scattering. Tbe indication point to ft deadlock. School Notes. Ovm Daiumcj, School Editor. John Madden, of Lone Rock, visited our school Monday. The 7th grade I working In Denomi- posed now that thi right ol way be per Telephone Talk. J. A. McMorrfs, the telephone pr motor, b clwed a d-al f" lr fence circuit connrctinir, a nomber of ranch? ihL ol town with Condon, The sub scriber are ) W. 8. Myers, Wayne Od der. Arthur Myers, Walter Myers and Frank Shannon. W. K. Hoyer, of Clem, has also ordered 'phone and will be connected with the I'ropsl line. Mr. J McMorria is also working on a city cir cuit, which he propwMi to connect by switchboard with all of the eurronnding country line. Hi proposition is to pot in city 'pbotie at $12.00 per year rental, with a charge of 5 cent for iwitcbing to any of the coontry line. argams Shoes! Shoes! b Latest Style Christmas Present in kJ li k. w in Nothing is more appropriate for a Infant's Ladies' ami SlenV Fins enJ Fashionable Footwear. thaa a pasr of n$ Shoes i,t peri. Call and inspect onr fine new line of tbesegooJa. Dress Skirts TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative firotno Quinine Tablet. All dmittfsta refund th money U tt bil latere. H. W. orvre't signature la on each box. 25e of extra fine quality. Heavy Serges, Cre pons, French Cashmeres, Ladies' Cloth, English Mix tores, Fancy Plaids and PtesneA Flannels. A large a.'wrtnvent to rcleei from. Just the thing for a Christmas gift for wife, sleter or mother. Ladies' Kid Gloves, Silk and Woo! Mittens, fioa Wool Shawls, Fasinatori Etc. nate Number, and the (Hh grade io Fraction. Tb 8th grade A I working in Men- suratlon, and th 8th grade B In Ratio and Proportion Bell Campbell, Utile- Shannon and Robert Fittwater have returned to I chool, after an absence of a few week. W are orry to ay that, on accoant of rick nee in Prof. Neal' family, we will not bay ierclcs on John Marshal Day. Tbe Condon school i reported to be th largest school in the county, which la very true, a we have the largest num ber of popil enrolled. Thi shows the! good work oar teacher are doing. Tbe literary society, which meet every Friday evenine. wa dispensed with mltted to be need by Oregon upon which to conetroct and , operate tbe proposed portage road. It la estimated by several puttie wbo have recently i looked over the entire root tbt th dit.raadbed would cost aboot $4000 per mile, and the rock aboot $12,000 per mile, and that tbe construc tion of tbe whole roi'J would not exceed 100,000. Boat 6001(1 safely go. op the river to the portage road, and a suitable harbor in an eddy cooid be made at a cost of fSOOO, which tbe federal govern ment woold doubtless do. An appropriation of $150,000" will be asked for, which amount woold con stractand completely equip tbe road with rolling stock, etc It la estimated by Captalq Hart, United State engineer, tbat the conn- until neit Friday on account of other I try tributary to this proposed road pro- attraction in town. Tbe queetion for I duces 34,000,000 bnebel of wheat alone, debate Is: Resolved. That iron la more without considering the other diver useful to tbe human family than wood, products tbat tbe country doe and can typhoid germ I enough for os. John F. i'inkham cam in from hi Ferry Canyon home yesterday, accom panied by bia grandson, Fred Plokbain, to attend to business affair, attend L O. . F. lodge and to greet friend. If Oregon fog could only be coined into money bow rich and happy we woold all be, but a they produce only discomfort and doctor bill they can ardly be cited a a part of the state's attraction." The Bhanlko Leader got out an excel lent aonvenir number last week. The pnblication is in magaxine form and con tains a good write-up and excellent en gravings of the town, urroundlug coun try and business men. Ed Dunn received a letter Sunday from Jim Burns, written at Pocatello,- Idaho, and bear their discussion. ARLINGTON NOTES. From Independent Charley Wilson ha gone for a trip to Portland and Astoria, and Charley Ward I work I ok in hi place at the Hotel Grand bar. A. J. Coe and infant, who were so seriously injured in tbe collision on the toboggan alide some time ago, are re covering a rapidly aa could be ex pec ted Asa Robinson, of tbe Arlington Drug Store, ha been in Antelope for several days assisting Dr. Hudson In invoicing the business tbe doctor recently pur chased there. Our fellow townsman Henry Crasa has been appointed to a clerkship in the produce. It is argued that the entire cost of thia road could be eaved in freight rate alone on wheat, without consider ing the vast amount of money aaved on other prod nee and tbe shipment of supplies to the upper country from Port land. Bucklen's Arnica Salve Has world-wide fame for marvelous cure. It surpasses any other eaive, lo tion, ointment or balm for Cote, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcer, Tet ter, Rait Rbeuin, Fever Sores, Chapped Hand. Skin Eruption; Infallible for Pile. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at Condon Drog Co. Purely Business. Holiday goods at the Hudson Parmaer Fine eboes for ladies, gentlemen and children at P. II. Stephenson'. Fancy pipes an acceptable Xmas gift at Hudson Pharmacy. A Camera for Christmas at the Hud son Pharmacy. Baa and wax dolls, children' toy. book, etc., at Hudson Pharmacy, Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow el, only 23 cents at Condon hotel. Temple, tbe photographer, ha moved to North Main street, Condon. Ladies drees skirts, extra fine qnality and extra low prices, at P. II. Stephen son'. .-; We are ready for you, if yon are look ing for Xma present. Hodaoe Phar macy. . , .. Rings, pins, bracelet, chain and everything in tbe jewelry line for Xma presents at Hudson Pharmacy. Stamp photo 25c per doz. and pboto button free at Temple' Novelty Gallery. Also pictnre enlarged. G. L.-Neal, the well known auction eer, w'll give tbe strictest attention to all business entrusted to hi care. If you have property to eell consult him. GFOCerieS Hardware and Fine line of Hen's Furnishing Goods. P. H. Stephenson, Relialla Merchant. Fall and Winter Goods. Largest and Best Line in Gilliam County. Winter Underwear, Overcoats Mackintoshes, Ulsters Etc. Renew Your Subscriptions. Subscription for all the leading news paper and periodical published in tbe United State or any other country on earth will be received at tbe Globs office. Save postage, time and trouble by leav ing the amount with ns and we will attend to the business for you. Call when in town and renew your subscrip tion to your favorites for 1901. tf General Merchandise Largest stock in the county Universal Stoves and Ranges Iron Bedsteada Spring Mattrc8se Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furniture and Wall Paper not kept in Stock WADE BROS. Oreeon Legislature. Mr. Crass ia highly which stated that Jim Dunn was Btand- auHBed to fill the position, and ia to be iog the trip first rate. The travelers congratulated on getting tbe appoint have no doubt reached tbelr destination, ujent. ruoenix, Anxona,- ueiurw-iuie wiu, ,m nmru.r f,Wmrl nf thi. nl. a . ft I VW -j S wnere is oope. w c..u,.mi w... ow.. . . nharl. who had theamall- reatore Mr. Dunn to health and strength. A correspondent in Wheeler county writing to tbe Uwbb say: "we thought when we lived in Gilliam county we were in purgatory and would land op in paradise when we got into Wheeler coun ty, but it looks aa though we bad limped from the fryingpan into tbe Are." What' tbe matter over there anyhow? So cheer on. There a good time coming: 80,449 day may make a whole lot of difference to you. You may ride from New York to London before you die and not be any iongor at it than you now are between New York and Chicago. pox here last fail, are down with typhoid fever at Prof. Neal'a at Condon. A trained nurse ha been called from Pen dleton to nurse them. Information received from F. T. Hurl- burt, at St. Vincent' Hospital in Port land, state tbat he la greatly improved and will soon be able to leave for his businee field. HI many friend will be pleased to bear of this. E. P. Weir, of the firm of Shnrte & Weir, returned from hi ranch near Mayville last Saturday. He report that by actual measurement there were twelve Inches of snow at that place at one time All the sleeping car berth, may be lower wb- he u- wM cou)ptM one and congress, legislatures and coon oil may be permanently adjourned You may yet carry your midday lunch down town with you In a cavity in tbe end of your lead pencil and your children may like to go to school. We may have a nation trust with only one flag and no army, and kings, caar and president may join the fairies. So don't worry. Do the best you can with what you have. Then you'll pan out all right. Toledo Bee. to feed his sheep during the snow, but when he left there wa very little snow, and what there waa was disappearing very fast. He reported hi wife as quite til. and he will return there within tbe next few day. Stops the Cough and works oft the Cold. Laxative Bromo-QHlnlne Tablets care a cold In one dav No Cure , no Fay. Price 25 eenU The Sick Llet . Mr. Clarence Palmer, who Ia f offering from an attack of inflamatlon oltne tomach, ia better. Cltv Marehal Pattison ia the latest victim of typhoid. He ha been on the aick list since last Friday and seems to J be in for tbe regular run. He ia doing well, ho-vever. under Dr. Wood' treat- Other typhoid patient are improving. Mrs. Carter and ber eon, Charlie, are both getting along nicely. Ed Temple is mending. Hi tempera- are wa normal yesterday rooming. Mr. Al Henshaw la also doing well. Her fever was also near the normal point vesterdav. Charley White, of Papersack, whole suffering irom diabetes, a down at bis home with an acute attack ol tousi litis. Dr. Wood is treating him. Job Printing New Year's Announcement After taking account of stock and sales, we wish to say to our many patrons that we are more than pleased with the bus iness of last year and hope to mferit a con tinuance of the same liberal patronage. We will be found at the old stand and our motto for 1901 will be the same as in the past: "Good goods, reasonable, prices." ours respectfully 1 DUNN BROS. Olex, Oregon CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, - FOR FINEST BRANDS OF ttNES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILL! AR AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, condoh. one. PROPRIETOR. 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 aa up-to-date manner. Coniroercial travelers, and others. . desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel, will find thia house suited to their wants. MRS. S. A. MADOQCK, Proprietcs. IRINEHARTS -v RESTAURANT Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find lihat no better accommodations csn be . found in thia country than at thia house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELED ZIW. Pure and Fresh Arc Our Drurro. Canal and Locks at Celllo. Washington, Jan. 18. Senator Simon today offered an amendment to the river and harbor bill, striking out the clause reDealina the boat railway project and substituting therefor the new project of OaDtaln HarU for a .canal and locks. Hi amendment divert the 20,ouu now remaining to the new project pro vide for the Immediate commencement of work by contract ot otherwise, and limit the cost at $3,969,371. The Hudson Pharmacy guarantees every bottte of Chamberlain' Congh Remedy and will refund the money to anvone who is not satisfied after nsmg two-third of the content. This i the best remedy in the world for la grippe, conghs, co'lds, croup and whooping ftnnon ana is DleaBant and safe to take. tendency of a cold to Of all kinds done on the short est notice and at reasonable rates. Nothing too large, no thing too email. Globe Office. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FINEST STEAKS AHD BOASTS CUT FROM CHOICEST BEEF. ALL GOOD THIISCSAT .7 JOHH JACKSOIl'S Don't port trpat the (10B Offiee is still in business giving the latest news and turning out 'the neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting Cards: latest Stationery; in short the "best printing.". Celluloid Goods of every description. Albums, Photo frames, holders and boxes. Call and examine our line of choice goods. We can please yoa . The Condon Pharmacy, Drugs, Photo Supplies, Jewelry, Paints and Oils. Give us a trial. INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., ; (BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.) Highest Prices Paid for Grain. 7 . SH. 1 t General Warehouse Business uonauctea. Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE. G.S.EBI PROPRIETOR OF SODA and BOTTLING UORKS Sianufactorer of Soda, Orange and ChampRgne Cider, Sarsaparjlli arid Iron and alt other SoftaDd Carbonated Drinks. Condon trade le respect fully solicited.-' Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore. Fossil. -Flou takes the lead because it is the best. ' wbi try Fossil Houring Hills FOSSIL, OREGON. t or Sale by Leading Coado 11 i P is talked of. result in pneumonia. .