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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOliDO!! GLOBE THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1901. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OK GILLIAM ... COUNTY, OREOON. LOCAL NEWS, Oscar Mulry has oll lilt U'f atae r ii i). w. luiiton. t John F. link hum was Is froi Ferry Canyon Sunday, t s . , - : Vf U. Wiloos ami family ' are pot at l. tlitranuh tMaawk. l-'lne rU li tulik fn? Flva n-nls a quart. ISnqnlrt of II. W, I'Muting. Jim t) trrtt an t VfWt Kh M tVn' vitlUil at th Outlln rauuti last Huinlny, - School HuWrliintPndent Neal was. out . ttiw flrst of the wwik viaUloje schools. l'A l'arleit has goita t kihutlur Flat to work on a cumblui harvester through harvest. i-,.;-.-,.v-.., .-, Lt On, or about July 4tti, a toM Kastern Star pin, ftultahla . rard tor lis return.to MrsW. h, WUcoa Miss lVarl r'iUatr who ia teaching on PlnaCrn-k ieut HatunUy an J Bun 1 day at noma, , K. 1 Walr.'Chnb Weir ln4 I), W. Ralston wera In from May villa MomUy receiving cattle. ' ' x Mlit Lulu Kflnr;arril fromCoUage tirova Hunilay to annul Min time visiting her ilHcr Mrs. El. Dunn.; ' " ; ,.f Hoax Saturday morning Jaly 13, 1901, to tha wife of A. fL Klce a (In daugh ter, 'r;;-'"';; p. t V JV- K Doo Drown was , lnillsmsl H in lay due to trying to eat mora than hla ahara of the big camp-meeting dinner at hla place Satnrday. . Dnring tha rain Saturday lightning atrnck tba wire fence on the Tnrt ' telrph6n Una, , and burned ont tha phones In li.,T.anc! ll.MwlMiouses. Kd Palmar, ha ' finished tha wall on tha Slater property In town and baa moved tha drill to W. L Wlleoi'a ranch . In Ferry Canyon precinct. M. K. 8iwumars liaa purchase the fl. K. Lima residence property on Oregon Avenue the conilderaUon. Udng (15U. Mr. Smntnors ia to have poaeettion witbinCOdaya. t , v- Frank rainier went to t lie monntalna Monday alter a load of wcod. Dr. Mtklln went with him after a. game aark full of bear, niouutain Hon ; and bunting atorlea. .' !; t ...f - Lot Oo the evening of July Sr,l."i W tween J. C. Comtey'a place and Condon aback seat cushion. Finder please If aye at Portwood'a barn .and receive reward. ' : - i - ! J ff ' Wahtkd Ry a young lady a place ki clerk In a atore. Could take position first of Aognut or before. Ut of retoren is(tlwn. Addria. t Mist ; Elisabeth Horde. I-ebanon, Ora. 1120. Mra. W. L. Barker, of Matney, baa Buffered much lately from felon a. Hhe waa In town Friday having Ur. Wood lance one which it tha aecond for thte aumnier. W. L. Barker haa bouulit anew com bined barveter and baa atarusl it to work on bla Shotler Flat ranch. It iaa 21 horae machine cute a id foot. ewath and threnhea and aackatbe grain aa It f:--:-- Mr. and Mn. lVul Orelner. Mra. 1 Greiner and Mill Kate llreiner were over from Mayville precluc t Sunday vitiltlng Mr. and Mr. t'A lunti. Miai JKhit Mahoney returnuil home with them. ' I). W. RaUtonJ wa bare Saturday picking npbeef cattle, lie ihlpped 4 rarloada from Arlington Tuesda deatln ed for the Seattle market. Mr. RaUtbn ahlpa all hla etock to Seattle lately find ing a better market there than at Port land. . ' "" ' , . " A plcaannt wclal bop waa given Frt dav evening In the 'Armory hall In honor of Mia Eliaabeth Wood, of Port land, who te visiting her brother J. F. Wood, M. D. Nearly all the j young loclety people were ' present and a very pleasant evening waa enjoyed. Mr- and Mn. E. W. Moore, of this place and Mr. and Mra. Frank OoJen. t Mayvtllo left Tuesday morning for a two weeks outlns in the mountains on the head -vaters of Thtrtyinile. Edgar expects to add something lesa than a ton to bla avoirdupois on a two weeks diet of mountain trout and blue grouse, Farmer Sam E. VnVctor waa out aV bis Ferrj Canyon ranch Sunday turning over hla Ipumpkine to keep Jtem irom aun-burning too lunch on one aide. 11 would have brought in a sample of his crop but could not load the emalleet of them without ' help. Van expects to sell bis largest , slxe pumpkins to farm era and cattlemen who will excavate them ana use them lor stocx uarns, , Mrs. R. E.'Armstrqng' returned, from Portland last Thursday where she has been tor some time in the (iond Samaritan Hospital. It was hoped si e waa on the road to speedy recovery I tt after being home for si couple of days her condition was such that it was thought be8t for her toreturn at once far furtherjjtrentment.,, Mr. Armstrong took her to Arllntton Sunday from where Bhe took the train for' Portland Her many friends here will bope that the further treatment will soon restore ; her to full health and strength. Drs. Wood and Nkklin thinned out the cotton-tails down the Canyon - Fri day. Wood complained of a eore should er caused by the rebounding of his gun and Nicklin complained of a aore feeling caused by the fact that some of the r alibi ts could run faster than ha could shoot. Wood was surprised to .miss shot at four paces and still more stir- tiolBed to kill a ralbit at 50 yards, i Al , together they killed something Ichs thun J, II. iKiwninj U liiSiurtb Idaho onja bimlnets trip. 1 Mrs. t)yttnrihtw)ri a week or so on their ranch on Hay creek. Mr. and Mts. L. T.; Prlaa.whi have lien on the sick lUt lor a week or so are Improving. 1 r. (liilletle tmik a party of bis friends out to view "the elasilo waters of the John Day Tuesday. ; , A nnmler of cattle . on Matney ' Flat are reported, as In-1 rig atUleted with a diseane which Js thought to be black 'leg. - ; ',-' ; . ' ' ' ' '' Tim ti, l,,,8ii'll mot Tuesday, evening at jWrs. Yuung's renldene. , A pleasant s-wial evening was spent after tha business meeting. The hostess served excellent Mnmhuients to those prenent. , , , Ray Rogers picked op two $'20 bill on the Jbor of the batcher shop one evening last week and It was two or three days before J, A. McMorris dls- ;overed that he, aasjmtt that amount short, i When he reached, the bnU her hop in his quest of the mlslng currency the money was recovered. A fine showefell here Saturday after noon wtitcn enecmauy aeiiieu me uusi and belied fill "tha wheat heads. It was very unfortud'ate that the shower was con lined to such a small area but we who were rained on will be properly thankful and trust that our neighbors Hill get their share next time. I), M. Brown tnrtied oh 150 bead of 2 year old ateers the other day, E P. Wfrir being the parchaer. I. V . IUI- ston took 40 bead of the best toef oat of, the bunch for market and Mr. Weir wl.H feed the balance. The price paid Mr. Brown was 30 per bead. He pur chased moat of the stock a little more than a year ago for )20 per bead. Rising Aioolatlon, A movement has been . started to organise a racing association In Con Ion. , The plan is to form a joint atock com pany, boy or lease a tract of ground near town, funco It, erect commodious grand stand and Construct a first-clats track, It is estimated that $1200 will be sulDcient to pal the projnot on its feet. Such a project would lie a benefit to the town In a business way and there la little doubt but that It can be made a success. ilh such an organisation as a nucleus a good county (air might be built op here In a ' few years which ould be a baneflito every stock miu and farmer In the county. Married. Mr. Fred Collins and Mrs. Mary Anderson were quietly married at the residence of the olDtilating magistrate In this place lat Sunday, the ceremony lieing"erforined by City Recorder May. dr. Oil II .ts one ol Ferry Canyon's best; kooan; young farmers ; and his bride Is aim a resilient of that precinct. Tlie tiMiux join with their other friends ia wishing them a long an 1 happy lile. Camp MoetinR. The camp meeting w hich was held by the Church of Christ in the grove on IX Brown's place last Saturday and Sunday was a pleasant and profitable occasion. "Utite a number of families took their tents an 1 camp outfits Satur lay and camped on. tha grounds until Sunday evening thus combining a sea eon of (buich priviledges with a pleas ant and healthful outing. A number of people drove out from Condon Sunday morning and remained for the afternoon service at 3, IV M. which closed the meeting. A sumptuous dinner was served in the grove Sunday hnon to which everybody did ample justice. Elder Swift preach ed an excellent sermon Sunday at 11 A. M, -and 2 P. M. and tha sacrament of the Lord's supper waa observed at the morning service. ,X lA. S ' The willow grove is an ideal place for such meetings and although the treea have csply been planted about ?i.vt,r they are already 30 or JO feet high and afford a fine shade4. w ' The Best Liniment Tor Strains. Mr. F, 11. Wells, the merchant at Deer Park, lying Island, N.Y., says: "I always recommend Chamberlain' Pain Balm as the beat liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a severe lame ness in the side, resulting from a strain, and was greatly pleased w ith . the quick relief and cure It effected." 'For sale by Hudson Pharmacy. ! Do You Need a Header? If. you This company is one of the oldest concerns in the country engaged the manufacture of Harvesting Ma chinery and for 50 years their has stood every test and i fect satisfaction. ; ; given per-; I;lght.Runnlng,Easily Operated, ,Vj ' " :;rr;'j DU-N'N CONDON Txt Dooks CiiosenTT. X)i e Oregon ''Vommismon i ' (ete t tcit;bjks for the"- entita ' atste mH t Hrtlem and selected V per cent of the MNika. - . , The bl-oka adopted "are here shown by series, the prices being for a set of the series. , Present prices for compare son, will be found elsewhere, Intro diictory, prices are the same as retail In all cares.' . , ' ' Cyi;'a readers'," five books,- Ginn ACo.) exchange, $103 jretail, 2,05. j , Reed & Kellogg' graOnnar, threa lMMiks,lMarnrd, Merrill A Co. ; exchange e&crnts? rttsll. $1 85. ; . ; Wentworlb's arithmetic, two books, Olnn & Co. ; exchange, 80 veotli retail 70 cents. ' . . , Frye's geography, two book I, Olnn A Co. exchange, 00 cents; retail, $1 80 - Speller, Rued's word lessons, arte tiook Ma) nard, Merrill & Co.; .exchange, 10 cents,' retail 22 cents. (' ' Wheeler'a prtmer, W. ijl. Wheeler A Co. ; exchange, 15 cents ; retail, 30 cents. Brooks' mental arithmetic' Chris topher, Saner A Co. ", wo bow iu uw retail, 80 cent.' ' , i Ketrland A Row's vertical" writing, eight"' books, ' Heath h Co.; cents straight, '.. t " Thomas' primary history, Heath ACo. sxefungo, 3) cjit; retail 00 cents. Thomas'. United KUtes history, grammar grade, Heath A Co.; exchange oOceute; retail, $1, ? Physiology, civil government, mosie and drawing are yet to be passod upon to the common branches, but they rep' resent but a small per centage of the text" book business. All toe high school branches also remain. : ; J ' M. A. Moore, a prominent citizen of Prineville, shot himself through the heart Tuesday of hut week. Ko cause assigned for the deed. ' ' At the Congregational Church next (Sunday there w ill be preaching services both morning and eveuing. All are most cordially invited. The farmers feel encouraged with the crop outlook at present. Much of the wheat Is AIM and the late favorable weather Is bringing the later grain oat In good shape. M. E. Summers yesterday bought two lota on tha west side from Jean Laboos the price being $05. They lay between the Slater property and Ed. Dunn's residence., , - .. 1 When you ant a modern, np-to-date physic, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant In effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at the Hudson Pharmacy. Musical Goods: Violins from 15.00 to $25.00. Mandolins from $6.00 to $15.00. Accordiana 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, $50. Violin Bows, Rosin, Flutes.'IIarmonicos, Blow Accordians . ' r ' -. - eV- -:e-' Jewsharps, Zubas and everything known in Musical Goods can be found at the . ? ! Condon At HENSHAW, Proprietors. Best Quality Working Gloves. 7 CLARKE & v Machine Oils. Oil Cans, Grindstones, Bolts', ShelfjEtardwar, Bed Lounges, Couches, Dressers, Commodes, Chairs, Rockers. Bedsteads, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Tinware and. Kitchen and Table Cutlery. . . v -i Our Prices are Reasonable. dp call on ua ahd"6xfttininBthV Old in Simply Constructed, Built to year. . BROS John Jseksort Is I mprovlrg. 1 '' ' Assafa-tld and (Jariic, for fiiackleg, at Wils-jn's f iiarmivy, ! (Jrsot Wade tjf Ulex, and C, A. Dan osiuww, of Clem, caaia la yesterday. A new erbes walk Is being put In on gpilngetreetat the Condon hotel corner. . Dr. (Juliette left yesterday for Port land where be was called by the srl ous illness of bis sister, What Is thought 'to be the biggest strike of recent yearj has just been i augnrated at Pittsburg by the iron and steel workers. ' ' -' P, H.,Htephenton Is hsvlng his living rooms remodeled. A stxirway has been pnt Inside, and a number of bed rooms havelnen fitted up tit the second stoty; (io. Tatoui is doiim the work. . . (. . i . - .At a meeting of the Democratic state central committee -held in Portland Monday Samuel tybite of linker L'iij was elected chairman , to succeed R. 8, Sheridan, resigned.- . . The Mayville Old fellows will Install their oflliwrs next Hatoiday evening after which Rev, Mr. Cernlfl of this place wil deliver an addresa before the ou the practical workings of the order Heboid Superintendent, Neat went to Trail Fork tha ' other day on dHal business." Hla wheel carried h'uu out of town and to make things' even 'he carried the wheel back. The professor says be found hills out there which seemed to be 00 or 70 miles long, and stretches of road on w hich sand was something less than three feet deep. A bride ami erootn. stopped at a hotel one night recently afid the groom left the bride in their room and went to the office. .When be returned end knocked at the door and eald "honey" no answer came. Again he -rapped and said "honey". Then came the reply, "U away you Idiot. Thia isn't a beehive. Its' a b$th room. H Imd , knocked pit the wrong tUwr. Ex. ' ', . " , . i I. i mm " ' VI V HaartburriT ' When the quantity oTfood taken ia too large or the quality too rich, heartbnrn ia likely o follow, and espeebil.ljf to i( the digestion baa been weakened by consti pation Eat slowly ant not too freely of easily digested fool. Masticate the food thoroughly. Let sis hours elapse between meals and when yon feel a fall ness and weight in the region of the atomic!) after eating, in lunti.n;; ' that yon have eaten to much, take one of the Chamberlain's' Stomach ami Liver Tablets and the heartbnrn jrtay, -be a voided. For aale by Hudson Pharmacy. Subscribe for the 3ube. ..... . .-' rr-tv: of Every Kiridi Pharmacy C.W CROSFIFLD, . Hold em tight H , Rat Traps. FRAZER. Call and See Us. Reliable ' ;, Agts OREGON. DO YOU WEAR BARTON BROS. SHOES? .Not They Combine Elegance, Comfort . ; ; arjJ Durability. P; Ha Stephen$6n, Condon, NEW SPRING GOODS. Our line of Spring Goods is sistrof all Iinesf Oener&l Merchandise. t We can sell you 'anything ' machine. . . : ;,- Our stock is one of the largest in the county and oar prices defy competition ; " " ; AVe want your trade. Watch this space for further announcements later. Yours for trade, . . WADE BROS. "The Big Olex, , CALL AT THE ,,. . Surnrxiit Saloon: f . ... - . FINEST BRANDS OF HIKES, LIQUORS and CIGARS USE BILL 14 R ASD POOL TABLE IX CDXXECriQX. FRED WILSOH, PROPRIETOR. Stop at : The CONDON HOXBtl r.'HS. S. A. HADDOGK, Psopeietcr. RIMEHART'S , . Condon, - Oregon., ; GEO.; W. RINEHART, Prpp'r. The public will find tha. no ibutm iii this eolintry than at HEADaUARTERS F LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. : HERBERT HALSTEAD. Manager! ROUCH AKD DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a eomplet stock of Fine Surface! Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil ing, Rustic, Ship-lap am! all kiixla of B ijj Lnmljer. Careful atten- - ' given to liHa of special siaaa ami dimension atnff. J. ; . IW1L.L ONE-HAtF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY. OREGON. FINE PRINTING at the GLOBE Printery. Why Not? Reliable Merchant T Oregon. now full and complete and con- from a needle to a threshing ' ' .. Store," Oregon. CONDON. ORE. ' This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cater to the wants of the traveling public in an up-to-date manner. . .. Commercial travelers, and others, , desiring the couiforts of a firet-cla6s , - hotel, will find this house suited to their wants, - r- -f) RESTAURAE3T better accommodations can be this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. OR TRAVEUKG MED. JW. DAEUSO Attsrnsy at taw, . ".: . Notary PufaJlc and Conveyance, 1 .... , , , Cw4m, Or. in4 h,i,nr. Tfw rntnt M VStct la r.trol iwMuSltf fcalldlng, Main tircot. s. a. fArrisoj . Cicala Oloba taVMag. cohooji, ... . oasac. S. J. W. VOGEL SpetilLst for Kdraxta ted Defects ' tl tts Eje. WUS TUU Ccadca Irtrj Thrsa Koetbs. Watch lcal Colassa for Data. g B. TAS TACTOa OSes aorast Bprtnj curat sad 0rf oa amasji ''' ' covdoit. OBEooir. ; The; Regulator Line. HAYI3ATI0!J CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... GiSj LJoa of Zientum 5tarc3 PcafLr-?, Vaacotrrcf, Cuadt Locks, IwoA Fives tod aS Poiats oa tba XTaihia jtoa tide. tnit T. D4lls t B. m rrtTtoi tt dwita Uom In Um lor outfolsg truiu. W. C ALL WAY. Gtn. Aftt.. tA ct Court Sut, 1 h Lmiii, Of. so 70 t i .10 Oregon Mmon Pxinc Ms imam rhteafo Elt tiik..' rtenrer,' 1105 a. ta.', Portland Ft. ortn.Omaha. aaactai - KantM Wtr, at. l:Ja. an. lnitClikgoanJ via HuB( Eatt. li.gf . Atlantla Salt !akr, Pnrir, 2:ila.t ar . Ft. Worth, Omalm, , t;tta.ai. Kansas City, St. tt. Maat- LoQla,Caicasoaii(l laetoa tat . , . atPtnl Walla Walla lwla- i.iO a. . Fart Wall ton.Spokaiie.Mli 1I:1T. n. ' . eapoll,St. Paul, . t I'm ' " Duluth. Mflwan- BVokaua ke,CUicgoKat ' OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE H,a AH salllnf dales 4:00 p. as. tubjret to cliauge For Pan Francisco kail evarf 6 daya Dally Cttaabla S!raf 4:00 p.m. Ex. (juii'lajr ttaamars. Kx-Bunda Sts,p.ni. Satnrdaf To Astoria and Way - H;US p. la. . Laudlngs. . S:e.ia. Wlllaawtts Rlvst. :S0p. m. -kx. Sunday IU. Suaday . 4 Oroa City, Naw. - , - oorg, Salain, Indo- ; : ' peudenc it Way ' " landing. - 1:OSa.tn. Wlllsiaatts sad Ya- :S0p. m. . Tuea., Thur. . bill HrS. Mou., Wed. aod au and Fri. - Qretton City, Day- -j - lou.A Way Laud iDg. S OOa. m. WHIamstts Blrtr. 4 .80 p. n. faas.. Thar Hon., Wad. and SaL Portland to Corral, and F(U Us A Way Laud- ' tags. . ' ' Lt. Rlparta taaks lsr. Lr.Iwlttoa i S:S5a. m. -.t '- Bally . jai f Rlparla to LawUton S a. n. A. L. CRAIG, ; General Paasen(er Agent. Portland, Of. PtEDUGiiuh in itAid UNTIL JULY 4TH, Beautiful Ribbons, Hair Ribbons, Neckties, Collars Belts, Trimming Silk Etc. ALL FilETTY THIi;C3 - runADSS, Finest Qualitv and Cheap at miss louella m::3;;'3. 1 5l7 cottou-Mils. s . - ' ...... ; - ' ' ,.