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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1901)
-J s m : so TO'- the og::dg;; globe. T t'JRSDY. JANUARY SI, 1901. JJOT1CK. t fiiii u (!;lii.Ht ctiubiv. V Him to mke IM' ! .H r t I .niillR IH-W tnt-umm of the ni u iitiU invtu tr irii'tidn to m t'v -nni '.v In ttic ; l tlioir rwin-c lv t it'hiir!'x4ii. t'umnimii'H'iu- must he kiu 'I by the f lt-r. '.ml nittwwrtlv (or riuh lif. sum. I n im-vH'tHT tit .xnl (ait U. nl HietAitUM uni- no fpvimimilhly ion piu ln ex : 's.sod by convpomlt:H?s. ABO Ur RAILROADS. The agitation for a railroadinto the interior of Gilliam county, which was first urged by the Globe, is beginning to bear fome fruit, .. . . Already several enthusiaftio ni(Ht- J I4jgs of citiiens have been held n Condon, at which all sections of the county were represented by leading tuen of the different neigh borhoods and very eatisfacWry progress has been made towards the organization of a company. At a meeting held two weeks ago ROt pw,y RCtbn on himMjf uni Saturday C'uuin.ittrtj of fiwi,., Rt ftnf, sin.. lhe m0T-mei for incorporators was elected to pro reed" with the incorporation of a railroad company and to secure in formation as to the best method of procedure. This committee in turn selected two of their number to go to Portland and secure information in regard to the project and to have articles of incorporation drawn up. - The committee, through their rep resentatives, submitted a satisfac tory report to a mass meeting of citizens last Saturday and reported good progress. The articles of in corporation have been drawn by Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles, but as it was found that it is neces sary to name a definite starting point before the incorporation pa pers can be filed, a committee of four competent raen was appoinled at the last meeting to make a pre liminary survey or view of the most feasible route from the Columbia river to Condon in order that the papers may be properly filed. These-men are now at work and will no doubt be ready to report within a few days, when the papers will be filed, the stock books open ed and the company will be ready for real business. And now comes President Lytle, of the Columbia Southern R. R. Co.,varid in- an t interview in the " Portland Telegram, of recent date, gives out the following big gobs of raiLtoad wisdom. We quote the article entire: "President Lytle, of the Colombia Southern, says that Condon, the county seat of Gilliam countv, has figiiredln "his plans for Central Oregon. Considerable money Las alreadyiwsn spent ia run - ning surveys ttfroogb tbe surrounding Yoanlry-nnd more extensive plans are under consideration for its development. It . is understood that tbe Columbia Southern would have built several miles wt railroad this winter bat for the pres ent lawsuit.' It baa extensive plans for A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks Prof. Eoxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice President Illinois Wonian'e Alliance, in , epeakingtf Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, saysi , "I suffered with a severe cold this winter which threatened to run into pneumonia. - I tried different rem edirfibut I seemed to grow worse and the- medicine upset my stomach. A friend acl vised me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I found itnwas pleas ant take and it relieved me at once. I atu now entirely recovered, saved a doctor's bill, time and suffering, and I will never be without this splendid med icine again." F ir eale by The Hudson Pharmacy C. VV. Crosfleld, mgr. a SPECIAL SALE OF TO 1EDUGE 0U3 STOCrtE IOHESS SHIRTS AT. FSOM -WE ALSO .75 Si.OO'!?'0; Flannel Overehirta :, Men's Arctic Socka.', Ladies' Underwear Ladies' Mittens -Woollen UudWwear, suit Fleece Lined, " " 2j nc I Cf) ' ' k It), y Children's, came, per garment, ' I f A Boy's " 9. " Macikntoshes, rnbber lined, guarauteed waterjprooKi,, . . MEN'S Worsted, latest styles, f5:00. Heavy all ed and Silk Mixtures guaranteed ,to be all wool and at prices in proportion. , SKIRTS, WAISTS, UNDERSKIRTS. SHOES ETC. SKIRT.S Cashmere, Alpaca, ijeree, Crepon, Worsted, Plaids Latest styles $1 up, WAISTS Flannel, French Flannel and better qualities, 50c and up. UN DKKSKI It Ts5 Sateen and Silkoline, fine colors and patterns, 50c and np, CORSKl'S 50v STOCKING Cotton 10c, Wool 20c. Lined Gloves 50c. We also pay highest prices for . HIDES, FEUS AMD FURS. mm mixmtf, lower main street. cppositeHenshaw's store. th Ciin$ uf Central Orcion, Imt ran do iioiliintf, it is ehimed, so kwji as tft company I rieit tip in litigation. Condon is situated in such position ttiat it it iirt easy maUsr t reRch th plac by rail. According to surveys al ready made, it srcmld win that the liost rnte mM W by sxtendiiig a branch from tts Columbia Southern, nar(Juth rie, eastward; That line of survey Strikes Three Tree Canyon, follow that dow n to the Jnhn Eye, then op tha John 'Day nn'il a favors bl break in the s ni.mnf.iins is fun ml for eeftinc out of the j rivei bed' over into Comiuii Valley.'" The nthir mute has lieen snrveved from Ar- intt,MI ,,, fI)r , line nto Eastern Oii p n. U follow Kock creek ; " litnmlties in the, j Br- Ao(her line has been rveye.f eastward fotn the tetrotnna of the C- . w ,. . .-..j, T jlnail'ia boutbern through rossil. It j ht prov prHClicble to give Condon jraiUav oni let bv running branch north from this latter line. In any event the Columbia Sonthern will study the situa tion from every side and if there is then enough to warrant a line it will build one over the mret feasible route," President Lytle'eeeins to have ' - ? a citizens' " railroad . company in Gilliam county has begun to as sume definite shape." lie attempts to excuse himself, or his compa-ny, for not having bnilt "several miles of railroad this winter" because of certain litigation in which his com pany is involved. The question might be asked, uTo what extent is President Lytle responsible for that litigation?" and the thought might be suggested that litigation is one of the rocka which the peo ple of Gilliam county desire to steer clear of in their transportation problems, which may be one reason why they desire to build their own railroad. Mr. Lytle says that "Condon is so situated that it is no easy mat ter to reach the -place by rail." He also tells us of different surveys which his company has had made to determine the best route for get ting into the "Condon Valley." Wouldn't that kill you? What kind of whiskey; did his surveyors use while performing these feats of engineering when it was de termined that it is a difficult mat ter to build a railroad into the "Condon Valley?" Everybody who knows anything of this country, even by glancing at a map of the county, during a moment of sobrie ty, knows that Condon is miles from any kind of a "valley f that inOct, this entire section belongs to the high plateau or table lands er Lytle should consult a map or some old settler before again pub lishing his lack of knowledge of this coontry to the worjd through a newspaper interview. But his last plan for the relief of the "Condon Valley" ia really hu morous. The dear, kind man, in the goodness of bra heart really suggests that he might " be induced to build a railroad from Fossil north to tap the ".Condon Valley." A Mother's Favorite. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the mother's favorite. It is pleasant and safe for children to take and always cures.,. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooDing cough and is the best medicine made for. these diseases. There is not the least danger in giving it to children, for it contains no opium or other injurious drug and may be given as continently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy C. W. Crosfield, mgr. j DRESS SKIRTS. OFFER EXTRA QUALITIES $1 TO 1.50. CALL AXD v SEE THEM. OFFER : 50 25 5i cts I 50 50 A wool fi vr. Boy's knee pants, all wool and n,iot o-nrtt, KfT,. 7". t AO Toweling, heavy weight, good quality per yard.,... Boy's 8ii its All latest etyles and patterns. Good quality.. 25 Wrappers, Percale and Flan nelette .... .. . ...... 14' 2 50 SUITS. wool chevoits, J7.50 Serge, Clay Worst 3 This snjrgehlioa U, uf wursof "ducks" for Fossil, and the Journal doos right in reproducing the' "in terview," with appropriate head lines; bu-t the concensus of opinion among Gilliam county people eoenia to be that a Condon (so-called) newspaper, which would reprint such an interview wiihont comment, and thus tacitly agree j to its sumttstioas, has been well named a Wheeler Ountv Annet. It certainly is not looking after the interests of the ; (tilliam county wheat grower, It nifty be added l.snJs'utit k is a mat ter of current report that Sherman coun ty farmers are hauling wheat this winder it and pre- 20 miles or so along the line ot the Co e..way ol j lunibia Southern liecause they cannot atford to pay the high freight rales de manded, and a gentleman who buys and ships large quantities of livestock from this and adjoining counties in formed the writer some time ago that be had recently driven a full train load of cattle from Shaniko to The lilies for the same reason. If these allegations are well founded, and we have no reason to doubt them, we say God pity the farmers of Gilliam county if their 2,000, 000 or 3,000,000 bnshels of wheat has to be hauled to market via Fossil and Shaniko. President Lvtle'a "interview" will fall short of the mark. It will have no effect on the Columbia Inland promoters, for they are the people. NEW USE FOR SLUGGERS. John P. Robertson, the Marion county reformer, has fouTid a use for sluggers. He writes the Salem Statesman: "Uncle Sam needs, and should at once enlist, about a half-dozen John L. Sullivans, Jeffries, Fitzsimmons and Corbetts and send them to the military academy at West Point as fourth class men. That their men tal deficiency would ever prevent them from getting beyond the fourth class is no valid objection rather a commendation. That their manners might not be the best rather uncouth and that they would be inclined to 'sass or 'jaw back' at the brutalized first class men, is all the better. Then allow the first classes to 'call' them o.ut whenever they feel their 'digni ty' has been insulted. A few whole some lessons administered would have a wonderfully civilizing effect." Beat Out of an Increase of His Pension. ' A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor writes: "Seeing the advertise ment of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I am reminded that as a soldier in Mexico in '47 and '48 I contracted Mexican diarrhoea and this remedy has kept me from getting an in crease in my pension, for on every re newal a dose of it restores me." It is unequaled as a quick cure for diarrhoea and is pleasant and ?afe to take. For sale by The Hudson. "Pharmacy .C. W. Crosfield, mgr. . J The death of ex-Governor Mount, of Indiana, is an exceedingly sad event, in view of the fact that be had reached the point in his. life wherein he was ready to retire from its active duties and pass his re maining days in peace among his own. He was succeeded in the Executive office last Monday, and, having settled all to his satisfaction, would have retired to his farm in a few days with the purpose of dwelling apart ffqm politics for the rest of.his life. There is nothing --.. to regret, however, in the manner of his passing. Life was sweet to him until his latest hour, and he passed away painlessly and with out apprehension of danger to him self or sorrow at parting from his family and friends an ideal end ing of life wheq the end is due. Mrs. Barbauld, a gentle English poetess oi a past generation, ex presses a wish that thousands feel for themselves, but from which they usually recoil for their friends, in the following lines:, Life, we've been long together, " " - In vleaiwnt and in cloudy weather; ' Ti bard to part when friend are dear, Perhaps 'twill cmt a slgli. a tear. - TbeD itcal away , give little Warning; ' Choose thine own time, , ; Bid not good night, , ;i Bat In ome happier clime . ' ; ' Bid me good morning. Oregonian. The house ha8 voted $600 for a life sized portrait of Governor Geer. it the artist charges bythe foot for his canvas the legislators are driv ing Cs& sharp bargain. Roseburg Review. ' His Wife Saved Him. "My wife's good advice saved my life," writes F.M. Ross of Winfield, Tenn., "for I had such a bad cough I could hardly breathe, I steadily grew worse under doctor's treatment, but my wife urged me to axe Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured inn." Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Pneumonia, Asthma, Hay Fev er and all maladies ot Chest, Throat and Lungs are positively cured by this mar velous medicine. 50c and (1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Ctfndon Drug Co.'s. V Subscribe for the Globe. To the Consumers of Gilliam County: We desire to state that we are determined to reduce our large stock of goods aud for the next 00 daya will make great reductions in all lines for cash. Hy referring to your local papers you frequently note the ad. of interior merchants who, with conspiclona sign, hays 'We sell at Arlington prices." I this uot evidence that the Arlington merchants must lead In low price or ther would be no need for inch statesmen!?- Bwlore pur chasitiu you f.tll supplies or the smaller bills gff prices from us. In agricultural Implements we have the favorite Monitor lrlil subject to four attachments, via, hoe, disc, press wheels or shoe. The Oliver and Flying Dutchman Plows are bard to beat for good clean work, durability amd lightness of draft. It is no longer an experiment to buy a Wain or StougMcn wagon, aa they have but tew if any competitor when strength and llght-runnltig qualities are considered. If you anticipate treating yourself to a now buggy or hack do not pur chase until our new carload of the old reliable Racine rigs reach us, which will he bore in September. When in need of a chop mill, hay press, windmill, sewing machine, or any kind of machinery used ou the farm, write ua for price and we w ill treat you right. . STAddrc8a all communication to the firm at the old James W. Smith (tore, SHURTE & WEIR CO. Arlington ARUM GTOt SALO JEM LABOUS, PROP. FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TAMES, FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIOR FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER o.v Dkaioiit. Main St., Condon, Oregon ttftfMfiimtfftmmf THE . "MODEL." A Quiet Resort. HEADQUARTKRS FOR HKiH-ORADE " WET" tiOODS. HNE WHISKIES. OLYMPIA BEER. FANCY MIXED DRINKS. Lower Charles Fix, Prop. iiiuiiiiimtiiiuiuii Main street! VICTOR Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness and Saddles Fine Sto6lc Saddles a Specialty Ue Guarantee Our Prices to and v i Callwn in The Ljalles or write for f rices and information. THeiDal Is, Oresro n. C. S. TPALMER, prtistic Barber. Sleek: Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. CONDON - - - - OREGON. NEWEST AND LATEST STYLES IN HAIR ORNAMENTS t AND NECK WEAR Samples of tle Latest Designiin Dress 5rinnyo$s. Latest Styles in Uinter fiat$ LOU ELLA MADDOCK. First door west of Stephenson's store, Spring street. CONDON ; : T: : : : OREGON This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative BromO'Quinioe Tablets the remedy that en re a eold In one day 'visit DR. JORDAN'S criatI MUSEUM OF ANATOMY I0SI MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL (Blw glllku s,mui.; . ThIarsitA.atomlcal Uuieum IntlitWor'd. - i . OrtalMt nttrmtrf In th dly. A vmndtrtua HaMjnt tiilturt. t WmfcB, or ny contract- l dl-iuip.llly cn a by fr Die oldt Sn.rUllddin th iiifl i Cotttt. KaUbllita.d U nark. A no llinlll.linimm,....' n vjhuhiv rnnnic vaLH3ta Ymm warn tm mldaia tmm th. .rlcct. ot youthlnl Indln- Cretlfitta ir ximuia In ... .... ' yMrm, Nervou. nd phy.lci Iblll(T,Itn . pttfmt?, - H liu.S lu nil lucumpll I Mtlon.; Kna.trrli., frtnlor- I Jla. Hy cxinililnntlon of i rciiivtnrn, uiKrCCUrftIV6 power, (b Dlmtftt ' only (TV,rd TmmcdlHt mllef, but P.rma I not A nent w I cur iui uoctor Joe not claim lon.ifurm i mlraclm, but lit well known to b. a tulr and & . jqn;ir Phynlclan and tnrin. iir.atiucot luliiaipcraity-Dlaiuar Men. A 1 STPHII.IS tborotiKhly mllmtd from 1 tba .yit.ru without tha UMOIN.irart, A Traaaaa fitted by an I"rt. Hadlrnl citnafor Plt. fi.ior and rialaiw.by V ) Dr. Jordan' ip.daj painless m.Iboda. A EV1CBT MAJf pplylntoinwJUrceIvt' oar honf it optnlonni blacompliiliit. A ' W wilt Guarantee a tOHITIVJC CUSE In I tverjf eu vie unrlrrrnkg. vonsu nation FRKK no ntnptiy private, CHAROMS VeUY RMA&OXADZK Treatment psnwnally or by letter. Writ for Rnnlr PHIIJHAPRT Af MAKRUeE. Mailkd Fbbc (Avalaabi book lor men.) Call or writ PH. JORDAN k CO.. 1081 Market St. 8. P. m ia T a II T Oregon ON, BOWLING ALLEY POOL TABLES IS CONNECTION. Condon, Oregon. MARDEN P lease Our Uork to Give Satisfaction Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to July 1, 1890, will tie paid npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceases after January 5j 1001. ; P. II. STErilENHON, Treasurer of Gilliam conntv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jan. 7, 1001. Treasurer's Notice. All city warrants registered prior to June 25, lUOO, will be paid on preseuta tion at mi ollioe. Interest ceases after Dec. 4, 1900. P. H. Stei'he.vhou, r City Treasurer, Condon, )K. J. F. GlaLETTE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OJue Main Street Condon, Oregon. F. WOOD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will be f oh nrt for tbe present at Of. Giillntto'a office, Matyi etrt'ct- j R.J, PALMER, Practical Blacksmiths and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction Assured. Give me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, Oregon; T. L. KICKUJI DENTIST Office over P. JI. 8tephcnon's store CONDON J OREGON NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of tlio State of Oregon, forOlllinm County. ' ' In the matter of the ExUite of August Scckamp rteoeased. J " " , ' Notice is hereby irfven by the undersigned, aJ mlnlHtnttorof tliccotuteof AnpiNt iJekump,Ie ccaed, to the eroditora of, kim all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to present them with the proper vouchers, within six months ot the date of tills notice, to the said adminfHtrator, ut the office of his attorney Sam. K. Van Y actor, the tame butng the place for the traiiRuction of thebualiumii of said estate, iu Con dou, GiUlain County, Oregon, ItOHKRT Sekxahp. Admlnfittrator of tha estate of August Scekarap, deceased. , Dated this 13 day of December, 1900. ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. in in nnj iiiniiui 111 iiiv I Vivi.ti .fl...u.J .1.... Il.n .....I... rnuiM3 ill ill I'll i aw ii, u,;i uiinii, itiui nm iiiiurp signed haa been duly appointed administrator of the eatnte of said decedent. All persons having claims agalnnt said estate should present the same to me at my residence ijuar May villa, Ore gon, within 'slk'isouths from tho date of the lirst publication of tWs notice. 9 111., 'i 1 T .'tui hi,:. 'rrv.oii, f ' ti i .- in.,, .Koveiubvr , 100. ( AdniiniHtrutorof tile J , i-.tato of Jumes Mxoil, dec. FALL" AND WINTER GOODS We wish to jounce to our Mend and patrons that our Fall aud Winter stock of lry Goods, Notions, Clotliltig, Underwear, Furnisli liii Goods and Shoot Is now arriving and Is larger aud better selected' than ever before, We also have complete lines of Superior Hoe and Disc Drills, Superior Seeders, Canton Plows and Studebaker Hacks, Wagons and Buggies. 3 ALL GOODS MARKED When in Arlington mate our store your hojulijimrters. Thoro's room for nil and bargains for all anil tho latch string is al ways out. LORD & CO. A r 1 i n gt o n , O re go n h 5f?e Qor;don Barr; CaDinf for6? Otel tlje Qky, MEALS SERVED 'AT ALL HOURS pirst-elass Cilry at leaopable Iatej. VoV"cK?d. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. 0 AND SEE A Li H c Who keeps a fine line of Stoves,! Ranges, Linolontn, Bedding, Springs, Valises, Ilardwawe, Olovcs, Cutlery, Flower Tots, Jar Rubbers Etc. ; PORTWOOD'S LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUM ME US' TRADE. FIRST-CLASS J. J. PORTWOOD, Proprietor. : Condon, Or. ' Corner Spring and Church sts. I IMKE A SPECIALTY OF STOCK SADDLES. I mako and Bell everything- in the Harness and Saddle line including Chaps, 8purs,,Bridles,. Halters, Horse Coy ers, Feed Bags Etc. Call and see me. TOJifl 1. PORTWOOD. PAPERIHC AND PAINTING. Full line of latest Wall Paper. . Estimates on work and material furnished on short notice. Call and see my samples, W. A. DARLING. NOW ARRIVING IN PLAIN FIGURES & NSHAW. RIGS AND. CAREFUL DRIVERS. Any Stylo You Want. " Plain or Flower Stamped. All Strong Built and First-class: as to Stock and Workuianship. I'ln after the Trade and I'm got ting it Because Honest Work and Fair Pricea Cut Ice in Condara. . H. W. HARTMAN carpenter and Builder. Scroll Uorl( a Specialty, Plartsand Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon,
