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Newspaper Page Texti THE CQIIDQIJ GLOBE. r"?.,L'i-;.. jy-.1-""1. 1 l . - THURSDAY, JUNB 37, 1001. fc1"..' . ... . 11 J ..- . -2 THE OmCIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM , COUNTY, OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, (lay BojJ ws rtp from 01 Monfjr Frank Wilson returned Monday from trip to Upoaane, Unlon fntclnf to i n hot tow a utl In Hu ol tli cold weather, Mr. and Mr. Will Adlard wera Itf from thi'lr horn on Ten-mil futurcls?, Mr. Jas, Hlswart, of Fossil' im iber jrnestof M'i. John i'ysart for a low days last wvek. . . ' , . . Mr. and Mrs. T. L l'rlca h both lawn on the tick list for the past week lint are now better, , ' , , John F. I'lnkliaui, left Saturday for hi ranuli In Kerry Canyon alter spend liif ft couple of week In town. , ( i. ,i( A number of young people from this jlt(- attended the Mayvilla ball last Friday evening and report a good time. Indications are that tlte'ra wllf be a" Immense 'crowd in Condotf on the Fourth. People trtcoiulng from far and near. ' U. Klely and eon, ofOlei, were In to en Prllay. While her they 'part-hat e l a work team from Wiu. Mangrove for 150. Mini Kitolla Adlard, the popular teacher ws In town Saturday, Hhe it now conducting the sctiooi at Aiviiie, which will clot July 9. Mr. Carran loft last week for Califor nia where the will epend th Summer vliitlng Ms mis. Uev. Mr. Curran ac companied her aa far ft Cortland. W. H. Myere report that much of hi wheat crop 1 1 variously Injured by the front, lie estimate that the crop tbl year will not eiceed 00 per cent, of lait year's crop ''! A new building It being erected on North Main street In which K. T. llollenbeck and ManlyDjwnlng will ehortly open blavkitulth and general repair hop. Mr. and Mr. If. T. Propat, of Clem, and 11. L. I'ropst, of Matney, returnel Thursday from Farmlngton VVaahlngton, where they were recently called by the death of a brother of II. T, Proptt. Frank Wllaon received a fin blooded "purp" from Portland the other day with the compliment of hi friend Bob liehedict. .Candy Kauipbell I alo .believed to be Implicated in th plot. Preeldent Beattie, of the Eastern Oregon State Normal School at Weaton, who la her attending th Teacher Institute tht week preached In the Congregational Church Sunday evening. Ed Palmer la drilling a well for 11, E. ArimtroDgon the Plater property, jh well Just completed' far Mont-, Ward I 128 feet deep with 40 feet of water. It la calculated at IV will aupply H00 gillont per day. Mr. and Mr. W. P. Fisher, ol the Willamette Valley, are occupying one of the Barker house near the tchool houae. Mr. Fliher U la poor health and their trip to Eastern Oregon 1 for hi benefit. Mr. FUher i a aliterof J. Y. Ebbert. Prof. W. A. WeUell, of Salt Lake, was her thla week a Instructor In the teachers' institute. Prof. WeUell wa tier two year ago In th earn capacity and mad many friend here. IJe I on of th most competent institut worker in th north west. 1. L. Nickfln th well known dentist of Portland, who spend his bummers in Condon for recreation and profit arrived lout Thursday. "Doe" has many friends her who appreciate hi jovial nature and qnaint atoriea all of whom are glad to tee him back again. Th voting contest for Goddess of Liberty closed last night with the following remit; Misa Lenna Farrar, of Ferry Canyon, 1848; Miss' Susie Kussel.of Trail Fork, 1151; Mrs. Kargl, SO; Mrs. 6. A. Mad Jock, 0. Miss Far rar was elected by a large majority. The amount received for votes was $151 8,1 The uebekah lodge renewed some new members at 1 heir last meeting, Friday evening, and they enjoyed a little spread of etrawberrlea etc. Miss Mabel i llatstead was elected noble grand ; Mrs, . Anna Johnson, vice grand ; Misa Belle ,' Wllaon secretary, and Mrs. W, L. , Wil cos, treasurer for the ensuing term. FAulaOrelner, oL MnyvUle ..preclnt, received a telephone message Saturday y to the effect that hi baby was seriously 1 ill at The Dalle. He left for that place t once. Mrs. Greiner and the little one have been at The Dalles'for some ' time ' where she was under medical treatment -. and while there the baby contracted whooping cough, . , Frank Drown, of the firm of Mrs. Marv Brown & Sons, of Rock Creek, was in town Sunday. Their four bands of sheen are now' on the Summer ranee. N two bando being In (he vicinity of Sump ter, In charge of Herbert Brown, and two bands in the North Powdes fionntry, in charge of P. - M llanratty." . Frank - called at this office to see that the Glohr was sent to both camps for the Summer. The boys must have the kwu or they wouldn't be contented. ' , V. A. Darlina and Jean Labous re- inmuA Vrl(inv from Tacoma. where thev went to eaamine the mining property or v the Co-operatl Mining bynuicatev near fh. ritv. .Thev were much pleased wit h the showing made and Mr. Labon will double his investment in the etocx of the Rompanv.af 'a result of his trip. . .T. O. Portwood who went Op with them . Invested in some stock In the Company and at once secured ft job. packing auDDliea to some of the mines to which there is vet no waiion road. , Notloe to Pioneers. All Oregon Pioneers, Native Sons and Native Daughters aro requested to meet . InCondon,' Jfrlday, Jiny oin. ior uie tiurpose of perfecting their orgsnisatlon. ' 6.V E.' V'ANVACtOB,'- Wk, Cobnktt, . V Toachsr's institutes rrhap tli wot siiccevafiil ' teacher's Imrtitute ever liuld la Ulltlaiit. rwunty ciiwed iir ySrd;i? aftsrsocn after a three dnys sriaion, A fair attendance of tuhr was prWent and touch Inter-' est wa manifested in th work. Prof. 3. II. Bcattle, president of the Kiste Normal Bchool at Weston, and Prof. W. A. Welsell, formerly ot Prt land but more recently of t4 Lake, were present Instructor and by theirenthnslasm and ability kept np an unflagging Interest In Mm work through every elon of the meeting. ' There ws no set ' program for'th meeting each Instructor taking op what ever ubjtct he fult would be tha most profitable to (he teachers present. Prof, IWatti dt-alt principally with general pedagogical sulcts specialising some topics, as geography He, while Prof, WeUell took bp ' arithmetic, rmding, map drawing man reading history tte. In every branuh pf thwork thelnstoct or were lucid arid Intercrting and every teacher prrtent . tnott bav rtcevied MiOcb b-nefit. ! . Th teacher present were as follows j Mlsse Nellie Brown, Bell WllsonE tella Adlard, Maml Smith Lulo Fits- water an Mora Miller) MrsJaroes T. A. Davis, Lillian Stevens and J. R. Wetls; Messrs J. D. Stewart, R. M. Rogers, i. Shanks. U.W. Apple, D. L. Patterson, Marion D. Carter and E. A. Churchill. Th following eighth grade graduates also attended the meetings: Mlste Lilla Clarke, Bertha Trimble, Uussi Darling and Byrl Sprlngnton. Superintendent Neal Is entitled to : j . ..! mncn credit lor toe eoccess oi irus men- tut as well as for the general interest which Is being aroused In educational matter In the county tine hi incum bency In office. Professors Wetsell and Beattla left yesterday afternoon for Fossil where tUy will hold an Inttitote, during th remainder of th week. Prof. BeattI delivered two eery In teresting and Instructive lectures at th Congregational church Monday and Tuesday evening. . ' 'p RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. W t onr Commltte' onl Resolution beg to submit the following a our re port: Rkholvio That w ft mem- tier of th Annual Teachers' Institute convened at Condon, Gilliam Co., Oreg, June 21, 1901, itnd our thanka to Dr. Beattie, of th Weston Normal School, and Prof. WeUell, of Portland, (or their tbl Instruction during said Institute. Also to Supt. W. K. Keal for hi able and efficient management of the meeting and for the interest manifested in our school work during the year.' We abo estend our thank to the citisens of Condon for th many favors received. ( F. Shanks, Committee i Mas. T. A. Davis, ' ; ( R. M. Rookkh (Arlington Record pleas copy.) Jim Cordeil and his family started Monday morning for R iseburg, going overland by wagon. Mr. Cordeil took with him a number of horses for tale and also two 2-year-old fillies whlob ho will train during the summer for the fall races. Both the colts are as pretty as pictures and look as though they should develop high speed. Mr. Cordeil bat given much . attention to breeding running stock for years. The Gums will keep them posted on home newt during their absence. Arthur Rice th 13-year-old on of A. 8. Rice met with ft ' terlons accident Sunday evening. The boy had got hold of a loaded cartridge and was playing with it and finally decided to have little Fourth-of-Joly lu advance of th calender. He laid th cartridge on stone and securing another stone he procedod to explode It The explosion was ft success and ft piece of tha brass shell was blown through the boy'a foot making a painful wound... . TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxatlvs Bromo Quinine Tablcta. All druBKlt leluod ths moni-jr If It talUtocnra K. W. r.rova'i ilaiiatura la on each box. 25e : Ice cream freeecrs Best triple motiop assorted sixes at Clark & Fraxer's. Wanted Sixteen Inch'ai'tdlW fwt wood. M'i, buy sa.ll I can get for cash. ( " M. E. BlMMBRH. Do If you . Am This countf-v every Light Ruiining, .' r DHNN GO N DON Miss Al-I.lt DarihiK rrlini.i d Tucvluy Irom a visit at Lon-Uutk. i . . ' 4 I, W. Ralston; J. F. Il?yr"Ms and B. P. Weirrecrivwi ciii MjF',!!s yeserdar, , (, W. O. Key the rustling men-bant and mill o ner, of May ville, was in town yesterday on business. Ihit 'Arrow bead gold mounted charm with three emblem and mono gram, C. W.C, Liberal reward for Its return to the Condon Pharmacy, Rv. Mr.Currar) will be in OIdk nest Haiurday and Sunday In the Interests of ehnrch work and wil I preach lit Oles Sunday morning and evening. Wat:-By yonng lady place as clerk In a store. Could tak portion first of August or before. Best of refsre n ccs given. Address. ,Miss Elisabeth Horde. Lebanon, Or. K 10-120. B, II.'Bour and Ralph May hare opened a restaurant In the Model build Ing on Main street. They espect to ron a first cIkhs house and give their patrons value received for what they pay for. MaKKtar-Yesterday afternoon at Rinehart's restaurant, In this city, Mis Lillian Peck, to Mr. William Reis, City Recorder E. A. May performing the ceremony. Both the xpoog people are resident, of th Olea neighborhood where tber hav many friends. The Gm)bc ei tends best wish. Lola McKlnney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kd. McKinney.ofThirtymlle, was bronghtto town Moodny evening for medical treatment. It was thot.ght.he ; wa Buueriny irorn jpriiun;in that It would be necessary to tae her to Portland but she wa much better the next morning. From th amount of scrapping going on in Condon lately on might believe It to be a wild and wooly town. If the thing keeps op and other news be come any scarcer we will hav to be gin writing op th wrap by round. II the boy keep up their lick a they did for few day th first of th wek ws will be able to run ft "to be contin ued" serial. ... , ,t j . FRANK WILSON, Proprietor. It is : worth knowing , that 3 coats of lead and oil will last from 3 to 4 yira'and w 2 coats of S. fc V. prepared paints will faBt 5to jjears. - - " Sold only by Wilson's Pharraapy, Musical Goods Of Violins from $5.00 to $23.00. Mandolins from $G.OO to $15.00. ; Accordians from $3.00 to $8.00. OuiUrs from $8.00 to $25.00. " " ' Banjos from $8.00 to $20.00 ; Violin, Guitar and Banjo Cases, $2.50. " Violin Bows, Rosin, Flutes,' Harmonicos, BJo Aflc&rdiajii Jewsharps, Zubas and everything known in Musical Goods can be found at the . is ' I Con do n P AL HENSHAW, Proprietor. New Goods Arriving Daily at CLARKE Their space is crowded with Rugs, Carpet Tfotvimd Wood Bedsteads, Wool Beds, Glass front and plain Cupboards, Rockers, Chairs, Alarm, Clocks, Hardware, Shoves, , Steel Ranges, Mouldings, Building Material , Etc. l ,fi$ -t ,. , Our Prices are Reasonable. do call on. us and examine the Old i m. j m w m . . m m w i m r m m m m company is one of the oldest concerns eneaeed in the manufacture of Machinery and for 50 years their product test and given perfect satisfaction. Easily Operated;-- Simply Constructed, 13 Ciilt to Wear. ' ta-- Sheep Killod. ' A bMwf'of sficcj lihmglny tt'T'XJ.j llmiry, pi inrr .Con lit, wlilcli was csmce4 es Lone Rfck crtwk a feat m!lii above Lone li-wk, while on ttielr wsy to th monntains, wasshoV Jntomie night last week by oriknow?! parties and about a dozen of the animals went killed and many others injured. The eheep were In charge ol Pwry Bond, herder. nd Albert Smith, camp trnder. The re ports which hav rrached here sui that tne berdfr saw three r four n-n In the attacking party and thinks there was others, "--;' .' ., As stated sometime ago in the Cwm'i Lone Rock correspttiidefice, notices bad been posted In that vicinity warning sheepmen tokeep'their flocks out oft lie ntfiboorh(od,7 and, althongh Mr. Henry' men aw some of these it.seems that thev must have reirirdHd them a an idle threat,, but '; from th level- opmeiit. it seems they meant IwIih!s, The shooting party left a note on the bedding ground which the herdnr foond next morning, In ; which the sht-epmen were told In language more forcible than oolite to roovv:on cr Uk., worse treatment later. : t :. ' Such occorrence are to be comlemned and-deploreil ai4 .while thi-r w, no doubt the law wiuhllleSl ronghly iwith th irpetretor If they were eanght nd proven gnilty, there It little likeli hood that eitheiTwill happen, Wnn- derstand th tbeep have been ftooved to' another range. - . guWribe of thJ QU)B GULLEXJE .& WOOD PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Day and night call premyllr aiuwered Office Mala stnet near Sprlnx. COSDOtf. - ORE. tills signatare ) oa WoTT'eof of tie jonclne Laxative BrooKHuiwa. tsiwu tbm resaadr that H. W. PAULINO, Marnojrer. 3 1 w' I 1 XL h ar m acy , C. WCROSFIFLD, & FRAZER'SJ ' CalfnWsee Us. , lo 7 A Reliable " Harvesti has I. 4 ' or Every Kind la , II. stood :; : Some New Thinffs. Ladies birt Wisls, Aprons, Tin Undrwear, Pifnifner' Drew's Gilt and Fancy Buttons, Byikes, , "tion for Trimmings, " ; ' ., You Will Find Our Prices Reasonable;. . When in Condon call and intect our .fine line of spring and Summer gowla now on huhd. ' We know they will please you if you can h pleased with fine quality, up-to-date styles and reasonable prices. Save Your Cash Coupons, : ;;; They Are Vorth Money. P. H. Cdndon, Stephens NEW SPRING GQODSi 5 Our line of Spring Goods is now full and complete and con- ' eists of all lines of General Merchandise,... ; . ' We can sell yoa anything from a needle' to a threshing ..machine.'. .. .f , Our stock is one of the largest in the county and our prices 1 defy competition. ; - V- x-We want your trade.-- " vT . . . ' Watch this space for further announcements later. ' ' ' ' Vours for trade, . "t, , ,;,.: ' .- . - - WADE BROS. "The Big Olex, CALL Siimrnit Saloon, r . FINEST BRANDS OF MINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS HNE BILLIAR ASD POOL FRED WILSON, PKOPUIETOK. Stop at The . , CONDON HOTEL. ' MRS. S. A. HADDOCK, Proprietor. RINEHART'S ' Condon;-' fU r Oregoni"' ' ; ; GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The uublic will find that - no ,'; found iu this country than at HEADaUARTEOS FOR TRAVELING LIEU O. S. EBI, .PROPHIETOR OF . i SODA and BOTTLING It QRKS MannfHcturer of Soda, Orange and j s Champagne Oideri' Sarfaparilla and l Iron and all. other Soft and Carbonatert Drinks. Condon trade is respect fully solicited. Orders proinptly filled Arlington, Ore. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. i HERBERT HALSTEAD, Managed- . ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMPER, Ve offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lorn her, consislinjr of Flooring, Ceil- ing, Rustic, Sbip-lap fcnd all kinds of Rough Lumber. Caretul atten- giyeri to bills of special aiies and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. - Toinpftdonr Collurettps, .Mtis- , Lavrns and Organdies, IVarl, i ' Cheuuille and Gali'joit Inter- ., ' - . -"'Kctiable-"- t; ' , Merchant. on Oregon. ') Store," Oregon. AT. THE . TABLE IN CONNECTION. . . CONDON; ORE. This popular " hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cater to the 'wants of the traveling public an up-to-date manner. 'Commercial travelers, and others desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. ., . , RESTAURANT better"1 accommodations can be this houfee. - Meals 25c;-beds 2oc. . Fossil Flour takes-the lead bocause.it ' is the best. . .-,'. Try it. Fossil Flouring Mills, FOSSIL, OREGOX. For SaleW fjeadintr Condon Mprrhnntf fxi t an f ittt', , , . r w.PAsjjsd lu i N!ary Public and Cewreyttf. ' . Coadc. Or.' CofTtfnari4 (ntoan. Ttml mni! tSr ta rmt i nw bulUing, Una aufe A. raTTlSCX soTAEinrsLia . OSa ta GTcfc. BaJldlnj. cowDosr. . ' . . OKxaosr. jpB-j.w.TOGix - x,,.u SpedaSst for KefracSofl! ad D.fcctJ ' . WU1 VUU Cc4oa Xrery Tarss Hoatls. tTatea Leeal Colnwa for Pate. 'AK C VIS TACTOa - ' .''"' ATTOSIET-AT-LlTis, Ofltm sorner Bprtas stmt asd Orgra area aft , COVDOW, OBXGOW. .if.: t The Regulator Line. Its Mil Fafeni lltiii NAVIGATION CO. ' THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... i Daily Line of Steafflen Between Portias Vancomver, Cucads Locks, Hood Rivrs and all Points oa & TTaibingtoa side. . Ts . mam.. nTTM rifr mmI RrmfattW IMTI and Th. Dallrt at a. m., errltring at euu Uun la tmplt tin. lor outgoing train. Crallht Rate Greatly Saduecd. - W. C. ALLAWAT, Gen. Agt, ' Vac of Cort suwt, Tb DailM, Or. : Pwa,s union Pacific jr Chicago Gait Uke, Denver, 11' 05 a.m. Portland. Ft. tth,Omalia, , . , , Special Kaniia t Ur, Hi. S JSa. bi. Lom,CUicijoana ; via HuBt- East. lUtoi.. . AtUntla (alt T.as, Denver, t :11a.m. Kapnol Ft. Vt orth.Omalia, tula. at. Kans Cltv, St. Tla Hunt. ut,CDkgoud . . icgtoa fcait. fiuPml Walla Walla twi- 1.40 a. bu Fat Vail ton.8pokiie,Mui 11:17 p. at. neapolla,St. Haul, ,4 ...., V a buhilh. WHuran- Sofcan ' ke,ClicaKxi:ast OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE: : rBOM FOBT-ANO. ' I AO p.m. AU aaillnt ' dte 4:00 p. aa. v ' : aubject to hang - i i " For Pan Franclseo ' . .i SaUstsry 6 days. " T- : : "T T Dally " Caliia! Rlvsr ' 4:001.m. Xi.Bmirta . , tlaamars. Kx. 8uudF S'sv p. ui. . . - Patitrdar To Astoria and Way lUiOO p. ta. Laudluga. ' S-eoa.m. WtllaaMlta Rlirsr. 4:0p.m f v, Sunday ... sx. bUay "BUU 1 Oregon City. KeW. i berg, Salem, lmte- rendenea A May ( amlinga. 7-00 a. m. lllaii an Tw- S:p.m. Tm'a., Tlmr. .-kill Klrars. iloii,, H W audSau audiik. - ' Oregon City, Pay lou,& ftay Land- ' " lug. S:00a.m. WlllamtttS lr. 4 :S0p.m. Tuea . Thar. Hon., W fc and Bat. Portland to Corral- audFrl. 11 Way Laud- ; ,.; Ing.--,, ...... . , . ... hr. Rtparla laak BhSf. . I.V.Iwls) StS&a.m. . ' Iy tai 7 ' Rlpafia to Lewtstoo S a. ui. A. L. CRAIQ, General Paenger Agent.- Portland. REDUOTiuIl in KAT3 ' UIITIL JULY 4TH. Beautiful Ribbons, Hair v--Ribbons, Neektie8, Collars Belts, Trim cuing Silk Etc. all fbetty Ti:!:::: i vti Li Finest Quality and Chr-ap at niss louella r.::c: