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THE GOilDQH GLOBE. rr THURSDAY, JULY H, IOOI. THE OPrtClAL PAPER OP GILLIAM COUNTY i OKEOON. LOCAL NEWS. ltUt lltitfer loft fur Portland Mon day. Kltler CIikm loft for Hood Klver Monday morning. V. II. Col well was op from Arlington th first ol ilia week. Dr. Anah Pavlt has ft profssaloual curd In in thli Issua. Ur. (Juliette li Atftirlng on building a w rliliiie Itiia sQinutvr, Mr. and Mn. Will Parr, of OIs prttvtnet, spent tha Fourth In Condon, John Fortna tuft Monday for l'wndl ton with a lot of work horsus which b will toll to Umatilla county fanners, Mr. Greenfield and family hava moved to their ranch to spend the auw mer month. They ei ct to return 10 the fall. VNrD A woman with ome business ability. Address until Batur day, "A. U.," General Delivery, Condon Oregon. Mr. Grelnor and her daughter, Mis Kate Orel nor, of The Dalle, are visit ing th fawllle of Andrew and l'aul Uretnerof Mayville precinct IHT On the evening of July 3rd., be tween J. C. Cooney'e place and Condon ft hack teat cushion. Finder please leave ,at Fortwood'a barn and receive reward. 0. L. Llllle and eon Charlie, returned last week from a pleatant trip through California where they wenttovliflt re latlvee and toe the land of sunshine and orange grove, 1. A. lleuderton, of near Mayville, who ha been on the sick lilt for eotne and whose life for.a while wa despair ed of, ha o far recovered a to be able to bo up and around. Clutn Jackeon, the etage man, who was overcome with the heat at May Vitl while driving the etage Saturday morning, wa able to be about again Monday inoruing. Oscar Maley wa In from AJas Mon day trytngio negotiate the ale of lot of doe beef cuttle. He ayt he and hi brother Clift have matt of their bay crop, about 80 ton, In (tack, Wawtm By ft young lady a place a clerk In (tor. Could take poeition first of Aoguat or before. Dett of referen ce given. Address., Ml Elitabetb Horde. Lebanon, Ore. 16M20. J. K. FiUwater, who (brought ft case of uiumpi home with him from Wyo ming I able to be aronnd again. Mr. FiUwater who haa boan confined o her room for tome time! no better. . Carrol, the younif eon of 8. B. Darker fell from a amall e i preea wagon Sunday and seriously Injured one of hi arm. It wae thought the arm -va broken but we aince learn that the bone wa only bent. While loading ft load of rock on the eaat tide Monday afternoon Geo. V, Hlnehart' team ran away and Mattered piece of wagon etc from Main street to I'ortwood'e barn, No 'damage wa done save to the wagon. , . John Jackson, who ha been (offering from Inflammatory rheumatism for tome time developed ft case ,'of typhoid fever Saturday morning. Ho haa been mov ed out to the Duthie ranch . to get away from the conditlona which must have caused the disease. - W. A. Goodwin left Monday for Hood Itiver where he will enter upon hi new work a ft traveling missionary for the Latter Day Saints' church, having deoidod to devote hi life to that work. Mr. Goodwin lift fluent talker and a ready debater and will no doubt make a aucceas of the work he ha chosen. We wish him well. Lout Arrow head gold mounted charm with three emblem and mono gram, C. W.C, Liberal reward for it return to the Condon Pharmacy, : Camp Meeting, The Church of Christ will hold a camp meeting in the grove at D. 8. Brown' place Saturday and Sunday July 13 and 14. Preaching Saturday ftt 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. : Sunday, at 11 A.M., sermon and communion; 8 P. M. preaching ' Elders Swift and McCarthy will he present .. Every body cordially Invited, Obituary. James Paul, the infant son of Mr. and Mr. J.' P. Grelner, of Mayville precinct died at The Dalles Friday morning July 5, 1001, aged 8 month and 8 days, of whooping cough, Mr. Grelner went to The Dalles some time ago tor medical treatment and after going there the little one contract ed the disease which caused its death, Mr. Grelner wae summoned to The Dalle about two week ago and remain ed there until the end came. The body wa brought home for interment, burial taking place Saturday afternoon at the Catholic Church yard near Mayville. ..The heart broken parent have the earnest sympathy of a large circle of friend and acquaintance in their and bereavement. " 1 ' ROCK CREEK. Robert Spencer was on the creek Sunday. . , , f Wra. Hunt spent the Fourth In Arlington. Miss EldaFlett who has beeu visiting t Condon hae returned home and left lor Juniper Canyon Sunday. - Tht) Celebration. The largest crowd ever as-emMed in (JiUtain county, If not in any county ad j ifning it, gtltrd in Condon las Tlinrwlay to tweak the bill of the noblu national bird and to h-liull out hi tall feather. Th event was a eiKicem be yond alt reckoning. The'mgle screamed, th hand played, the festive fire cracker furnished fun, the dust flow, the babies cooed, the girl looked sweetly stunning and the Ire eream stand raked In the thekel while the young men rapidly lie came financial wreck. The rowtwlon formed on the'.wett side of town and marched through the principal street with the GoddeM of Liberty enthroned In regal ttateline npon the liberty car, surrounded by her 45 little maid of honor, At the speaker' stand an Immense crowd congregated to listen to th patriotic program. Hon. J. F. 1'lnkham presided a president of the day and aft er few remark by blm, followed by an Invocation by Uev. Klward Corran, and patriotic aong or two, the oration of the day wa delivered by Hon. A, L. Veaaie, of Portland. Following the oration Mis Naomi Btengle recited "The American Flag" in highly entertain ing manner which wa followed by other patriotic song and the benedic tion by Uev. Corran. A notlcable omission from the program wattbe reading of the Declaration of Independ ence which ha hitherto been consider ed an Indispensable feature of every Fourth of July program. Perhaps the old document ha become ft back num ber In thi new 20th century. Who know? Th U Jl ji raided the town after the program wa over and, It la rumored, bad ft feast of roast missionary or some thing in the courthouse woodshed. They looked fierce and terrible ( enough to io most any thing aor way. In the afternoon the racea were pulled off on the track on the west side and thr usuat amount of dust wa eaten and beat absorbed by the spectators. In the 100-yard foot race Bert Welh was the only man who got started oi. time and so wen the money. Mr. Wm. Harrison won the ladle foot race ami Neel and Wlneland, of Lone Rock walk ed away with the dough In the three legged raco. "Dolly Varden," a little lorrel Ally. won th first money In the pony race and "Steve," a Fossil horse came in second. In the 300 yard horse race, "Mayflower" took first money and "Striker" aecond. "Daisy Downer" was In this race but her backers and friends claimed that she was crowded from the track by foul riding on the part of May flower' rider. The Judge however awarded the money a above stated. In the 600 yard race Friday "Daisy Downer', wa an easy winner with Dutch" aecond. , A number of match race were pulled off Friday and Saturday. Tbe base ball game Thursday after noon between Condon and Foesil retail ed In the usual amount of rag-chewing and in tie, each aide having 12 scores at the end ol the Oth Inning when dark ness closed the game. The purse was divided. Tbe number of people In town Thurs day wa variously estimated at from 2000 to 3000. County Court Proceedings. July term 1W1, '.. 1'BOBATt. In the matter id the estate of Lee Smith dec Petition to sell personal property granted. lathe matter of the guardianship of Mioeola Johnson and Edward Lee John son Report approved. In the matter of the Estate of Fred W. A. Hensel, Insane C. A. Danneman appointed guardian and Geo Weir, Jas. Larch and Henry Wilkin appraiser. In the matter of the estate of Enoch Withers dec. Final report app roved. In the matter of the estate of Phil Heppner dec. Administrator discharg ed. In the matter of the estate of James Collins dec Geo V" Collins appointed administrator Geo Miller, Harvey Blake and Geo Blake appraisers. commihmonkrb' covrt. In the matter of the petition of II D Randall et al for a county road No 120 Road ordered opened. In the matter of the petition of A. A. DoYouNeedaHeade r ? If you 5 This country every Light Running, Easily Operated, Sirnply Constructed, Built toWear, ' DUNN BROS., Agts CONDON Camthpr t l for a rwinty roHd No 121 Hoad ordered openvd. In the matter of the resignation of A J fMielton ae jostirw of the ir for Ar lington precinct Resignation accepted. In the matter of the appointment of a Jtiittlre of the peae for 'Arlington pre cinct C. W. fcburte appt. ; In the mutter of the petition of H. N. Andreson et al for ft county road No 123 Continued. In the matter of the application of W JCWnr for ft rebate on mortgage Uses Ordered that the mortgage ta( for the year ,'IX), '01 and '112 esiemed against njf and ec 29 e M lee 10 tp2 n r 10 and ee 'K sec 10 the w )i and n of se li and w ) 't of ne M sec 10 tp 1 s r 21 be rebated upon payment of 1131.24. In the matter of the petition of G. B. Dukek for a rebate on Use on account of wide tire wagon Rebate of $2 22 al lowed. In th matter of appointing stock Inspector It M Johnson appointed. CLAIMSALLOWIU, H N Frazer cash pd out . . .$ Ed Dtlnn telephone rent 4 mo.. Armory Hall Co hall rent cir co't Hotel Grande board Mr Hlcklin. A H Roedy med alt Hlcklin.... A II Ruedy es W U Davia insane Austin b. Western Co rd ruth eit Arlington Drug Store drugs U L Neate J P fee State vt Van Blarlcon .... , 3 K Luna witness foes same case J II Knot con fees same case.... G L Neale J P State vs Campbell J H Knox con fees tame case. . . . U L Neale J P State v L Wing. . J H Knot con fee same case. W A Darling pe con tame...... Al Moore Juror same. Henry Hartman same.......... gSGrider same W 9 Myers same... ............. A J Moore same..... Geo Myers same. , . M Brown same... L W Darling witness same. ..... Ed Parlett same. vieoTatoio ape constable same.. J W Rinehartb'rd Jury same... W II Colwell cash care Hlcklin. W K Neal sal school sopt Ac . .. Glass & Prudhomme pig for Co. . A J Shelton J PfeesState vs Davl T D Sweeten con fee tame case. J II Helms witness fees same. . . . Jul Stephenson same riios Cavanaugh same R M Johnson sal st'k intp'r 2 mo G L Neale J P feeeJ Gross insane J F Gullette medical exam' same J F Wood same G L Neale J P fees State va Wm. MoFgrove et al ............ Al Moore special eon same case. . 23 25 . fi 00 '60 00 23 60 67 75 6 00 25 50 6 25 6 00 1 50 7 80 8 50 1 60 15 10 0 80 50 1 00 I 00 1 40 1 40 1 60 1 CO 2 40 6 50 4 00 8 60 1 75 33 00 85 38 15 22 3 80 8 10 3 10 3 10 3 10 S3 34 4 80 5 00 5 00 17 75 60 Musical Goods of Every Kind Violin from 15.00 to 125.00. ' ' Mandolins from $0,00 to 115.00. . Accordians from $3.00 to $8.00. Guitars from $8.00 to $25.00. ; Banjos from $8.00 to $20.00 Violin, Guitar and Banjo Cases, $2.50. Violin Bows, Rosin, Flutes, Harmooicos, Blow Accordians JewBharps, Zubaa and everything known in Musical Goods can be fouud at tho . . Condon Pharmacy AL HENSHAW, Proprietors. Best Quality - Hold 'em Tight Working Gloves. Rat Traps. CLARKE & FRAZER Machine Oils, Oil Cans, Grind Stones, Bolts, Shelf Hardwar, Bed Lounges, Coaches, Dressers, Commodes, Chairs, Rockers. Bedsteads, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Tinware and Kitchen and Table Cutlery. - Our Prices are Reasonable; do call on us and examine the Old Mccormick company is one of the oldest concerns in the engaged in the manufacture Machinery and for 50 years their- product test and given perfect satisfaction. 13 70 4 U) 1 50 1 60 2 70 5 70 2 70 1 50 1 60 18 05 128 00 20 00 1ft 00 .16 00 2 00 12 00 14 00 4 00 8 00 -8 00 ft 00 600 4 00 900 8 80 9 50 13 50 62 77 4 00 01 00 3 15 6 60 2 SO 2 50 2 00 2 10 2 10 2 50 2 75 2 75 7 75 6 60 14 00 2 30 2 10 260 2 75 2 75 50 Austin AWestern Co grader 285 00 PH Stephenson mdse.... P II Stephenson clerk rent of school room for examination Condon Pharmacy drugs; etc. . . , . W Dyer Co com pay . . . . , . ; . P H Stephenson salary co tress. cosmscED for tebx. Gullettedc Wood care of Bryon Simmons (smallpox)...... Ed McKinney witne fee State v M VanBlarlcon... L W Darling aur Co road No' 120 LW Darling aor rd No 121. U CLAIM8 KOT ALLOWED. L W Draling rent of office 8 95 5 00 3 00 14 40 66 66 85 00 390 40 00 34 50 600 f r C. W. CROSF1FLD, Call and See Us. Reliable OREGON; J II Knox ron-titt'le f-f it!., 1 A Ht!luimid wltncM fe?s same C H Palmer mm 4. F M pf if!2'n . .. . ...f John Msddfck sauie.. SF Palmer same J B White (am It J Palmer tame.,.,.,.. KnifocH Armstrong same.,,,,,, W L Wile) hoard prisoner. ... M O Clarke Co asser' pay , , , A Phllippi ante twi tig Blalork pre J A Ward viewer Co road No 120 ME Hummers same R 8 McKinney chalnman ame. Frank Little same...,.- Neil McBride same..,,.:......, J B White marker same,. ...... g S Thomas viewer co yoad no 121 J W McKinney same Jas O'Brien chalnman same Kdgar Randall same Jas Stephens same.... .......... A A Carothers marker same .... L W Darling lowering sec corner fur eo road work. L W Darling same....,.' R M Johnson assesing Lone Rock Blalock&Mariner nidse. , Weekly Tioes pub lor co. , t?. ',, St Vincent Hospital care of W P French....... x... H D Randall J p fee State v Gaunt ...... ...J-.. ........ E H Randall - special constable - Sinoe Geo Miller witness fees same.... E McPherson same............. Lon Wheeler same ............ , Lee Smith 'same Frank Pordy same Rufus Cales same... ..,,..... Dick Gau nt same John Skelly same H D Randall J P fees State v Gaunt second case....... ... E II Randall (pe'l eon lame.... W I Fleteher lime.,,, George Miller witness same..... Lee Smith same Rufus Cales same. . ............ s Dick Gaunt same. John Skelly same.. ............. E McPherson aame.,,, ,..... .... " ". Mi, Ji, has stood DO YOU WEAK BARTON BEOS. SHOES? Not Thoy Combine Elegance, Comfort and Durability. P. H. Stephenson, Condon, NEW SPRING GOODS. Our line of Spring Goods is now full and complete and con sists of all lines of General Merchandise. We can sell you anything from a needle to a threshing machine. Our stock is one of the largest in tbe county and our prices defy competition. We want your trade. Watch this space for further announcements later. ' 'Y-i., " Yours for trade, WADE BROS. ' "The Big Store," Olex, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, fttTEST BRANDS OF nWES. LIQUORS end C1GAJIS UNE BILLIAR AND POOL FRED WILSON, PROPRIETOR. Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, R IN E H ART'S Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RIMEHART, Prop'r. . The public will find that no better accommodations can be found in this country than at this house'.'' Meals 25c; beds 25c ' HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIIIG MEII. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. ; HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, conaiating of Flooring, Ceil tag, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough La tuber. Careful atten given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff, MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. FINE PRINTING at the GLOBE Printery Why Not? Reliable Merchant 'i ' "i Oregon. Oregon. TABLE IN CONNECTION, CONDON. ORE, This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cateV to the wants of the traveling public in 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. Propkietgr. R E ST A URA ill -rmi t urn Kl'i AUeruey (t Law, Notary Public end Conveyancer, CSie la rcf ol powific building, kia inni s. 2 A. fAtTiSOJ I0IAEI PUEUa OSes fa G!t BalljUf. K)MDOir, .... osxaox. D a. j. w. ?ooit $ jxciiSst for Rrfnctlca cd VuiCi ol the lye. Will TUUCondoa Krsry Tkra Uosta. 1 ' ' Watch lcti Clcaa lot Cat gAM X. VA VACTOa 1TT0EIEY-AT-LA17. Me orsM Sprlsf ami aa4 Oregoa areae COVXtOV. OKXOOV. The Regulator Line. lis Da!!iJ, Me i Usfciii NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Dafiy Line l SUtxaen BcHraa Potttas VancouTcr, Cucada Locks, liood Rivet ' tad aS Points on tha Thktoa lid, n itMnm SaU Cltrana Krrnrator tun Pmtlsnd tttrr BaoralBC (4zccnt BudUt) ftt : hui Tnt DftllM at a. n., trrlTlng at dakUa UoB ta tup la tlxea for oatsotng tnans. Frtlf ht Bataa Qrestlf Ktdaecd. VT. C. aIXAWJlY. Gea. Art., Wv et Coat SUMt, Th Oailaa, Ofc 7 j S0I(rXlNE' AxaiiraoN Pacific Mr mm TiE SCHE5ULES ...... rfc!cfO Salt take, fenver, 1104 a. to. rortlatid Ft. Kerth.Omaliia, gMCial Kanaae City, St. t-:M a. m. louiChicnoand via Hoa taat jurtoii. ' t Ailaotia Salt Lake. DenTer, J :41a.m. txrc Ft. W orth, Omaha, l:tia.. Kansas City, St. via Hunt- Loala,Calcagoand Inftoa tut. tt. Paul Walla Walla Iwi- 1:40 a. Sk Fat Mall ton, Spokane. Min U:l?f. m. neapolia,8t. Paul, ; Daluth. Milwao- ! Ipokane ke,CbicaoAKat . . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE , VBOX rORTLASD. l.-OOa.aa. AH aalllnf dates 4:00 p.m. ubject to change For San Francisco '. SaU ereiy daya Pally Calumbla Rlvar 4:00 p.m. Ex.Buuday ileaimra. Ka. Uuuday :Oo. m. -m 6atnrday T Aatorla and Way VtM p. m. Laudiuga. ( SO a.m. Wlllaaaltt liver. 4:30 p. in Xa. ftuoday Kz. buaday Orejoa City, New- l berg, Baleia, Inde eudeuce A YiU amliiiyt. - . :00a.m. W!latt and Tai- 8:30 p. m. Tuea., Thnr. . hill Bltrs. Hon., ot andBaW aodfri. Oregoo City, Day ton, ik Way Land .lBga, S:00a.ia. Wlilamafts Rlvar. '4:p.m Tuea.; tkar. Hon., Wed, and Bat. Portland to Corral- and Til lit A Way Laud iaga. Iv. Rtparta taaks Rlvtr. LT.lewlima l:8Ja.m. . , . . Dai f Riparla to Letrltton S a. m. A. L. CRAIQ, Central Paiacnger Ageut, Portland. Or. BCP.IJOTirSM l!J HATP. . r "liflflL" JULY CTa Beautiful Kibboaa.II&lr RibboriB, Neckties, Collarg Belts, Trimming Silk Etc, all f:.etty Tin:::: Finest Quality and Cheap at