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THE COllDOil GLOBE.
THUR8DAY. JULY 28, tOI.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OP GILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
LOCAL NEWS.
John jnrkoon lrovlriff,
l'ruf. W. It. Ntt.t is ou the ilrk list
this ftk. ' '
Mrs, John r!mrr lint boon on tin
pick lint (or novvrnl iUv, 4
Kev. Mr, Curran will preach Di
. I.mloytih Rml Inn wit Hutidsy.
!tv. I.nwmin will prsneh in Ihn
lUptUt Cliurch iii'tt undny t II
uVlock,
MU JciiiiU Nvnl vUlttf'l Miss Ixui
1'arrlsli on I'apersucli HutuiJjy and
Kutiday.
Mr. ml Mri. 8. A. 1'nttUon vlsltitd
friends In the Mnj vlll" nuighborhool
Saturday- and Sundny.
Undo Jack Cavcn was over from i'iii
rrwk Saturday with a load of hi fins
R yal Ann chrrlss.
Mli Ellsaluih Woo. I kft Thursdsy
for hr hum In Portland aftfr a
plsasani visit with her brother.
Joe Fi't was in from Thirty ml Is
' Tlmrsday, Ilu report having lost
n m Iter of calvss from blses lejt.
l,oT On or about July 4th, a gold
Kuntetn Htrr pin, Suitable n-ward fur
Itt return to Mm, W, L. WIU-o
U. A. Uron who I in th mountains
with shwpwrilns from Mourn to Iihvp
tha Uuohk nt to hi in fur tho Summer.
John F. Piuk hum Is hl to stalk
round town agsln but hit rrippleU
hutildvr still raust-s him much pain.
Mr. Fiher who cm hurn from the
Valley soino tlms agu for his health It
not I in proving at rapidly at hit friend
could with, i ; V ;,-
Mont Ward wilt cut all of hit grain
for hay t hit your. a hat already coo
traetml all he will have, about 2tK) tona,
t (5 per ton In the stack.
Mrt. J. W, Dyer who hat ln-en on
the tlt-lr Hat for sevsral inoutha it
rapidly recovering undur Dr. Wood't
indent treatment.
Kay Iltnton, a former .resident of
thlt county, no of Welter, Idaho, it
'here fur the purpose ol baying stock to
drive to Welter,
Mrt, Orelner and Miss Kate Jreinr
who have been visiting (rVnda In
Mayville previ net for some time left for
their home in The PtilU-s Sunday.
Carl 8. Nlcklln, of Colton, Washing
ton, it here this week visiting his father,
Dr. T. L. Nkklln. Mr, Nlcklln it
assistant cashier of the First Bank of
Cotton.
Wanted-By a young lady a ptare as
rlerk In a store. Cnll lke position
first of August or before. Host of referen
ces given. Address. Miss Elisabeth
Horde, Lebanon, Ore. KM.'O.
Mr. and Mm. W. J. Elwards left
MouJay for a two monUit outing in the
Cascadv nnutitaini. Tli will visit
their old home In Lane county la-fore re
turning making the entire trip in a
wagon with a camping outfit.
H. M. Cimdlct, a well known printer
and newspaper man of thlt section,
who Is visiting friends in Old Missouri
this su minor writes to have the (iumit
sent to him at Lamar, Missouri, lie
says drought has prevailed there for
two months and crops are burned up.
Will Davenport, of Miyvlllt, who hat
been very sick with rheumatism for some
time has ao far recovered as to be able
to atari to the Mi Duffy Springs In a few
day where he will test the medics!
qualities of the water. Charlie. Robin
- eon, of this place, has been nursing
him for some time
. Mr. and Mrs. B. K, Snarey expect to
lusve In about a week tor Thompson's
springs and other points of interest in
the Blue Mountains where they will
spend tha rest of the summer camping
oat, having a good time and laying in a
stock of health and strength to last
them through the next winter. -
Tom Kelxnr and Joe Trovctt have the
thanks of the editor's ' family for a sack
of the first cucumbers and cauliflower
of the reason. The cucumbers were
' fresh and crisp and not one cramp in a
- doseo. of them and the cauliflower was
almost too good to be true. Joe and
.Toms' vegetablet are always Hrst-ctaes
hough as their many customers can
testify, " (
. ( Some time since tho Glow received
an official notice from the postmaster
. at Willows, this) county, to quit sending
this family Journal to Mike Huhue, of
, .that place, the reason Assigned being,
''Not wanted, cannot read English."
Now as Mr. Schcu'a name had never
honored our list and as no copy of the
Glouk had ever been sent to him for the
very good reason that he had never
, ordered it sent we concluded that It was
a case of mistaken identity and await
ed developments., Yesterday a disrepu
table looking little bundle in a yaller
wrapper was received in' our mail ad
- dressed to the Condon Gt,oiiE. On the
other side of the wrap had been the ad
dress "Mike Schue, Willows Oregon."
After examining the . bundle and de
ciding that it was not a bomb or any
thing dangerous we opened the wrapper
and unraveled the mystery and, just as
. we expected, it was a copy of the weakly
Times. We have heard of A Vast num
ber of people who could read English
that refused to have tho sheet forced on
them but this is the first esse reported
of a man, who not only could not read It
but could not stand to nave the thing
around. The Glohr forces itself on
no one. If you want it you will have to
say so,' Now is tho time to subscribe.
t If the owners of the weakly want that
' little yaller bundle they can have the
O. W. White was In town ytmi.iy.
Lmmett Hummers was In town
Tiu'tduyi , '
I'lfikeye Is q'lita prevalunt among
the horts of this tfction,
It, L. Ulmlln It building a new
rvsldwnco mar the water tank.
Lulu and It'ttb FiUwatr went to
their father's ranch yesterday,
Thomas Midden, a prominent manu
facturer of Indianapolis, I rid., it visiting
his brother, John Madden, at Lone
UiH-k, lloili gciiilfinfii went here yes
terday. The visitor lately completed a
trip around the world and I now be
coming familiar with the won tors and
hiautK-t of Oregon.
The atiitoimmt In our Inst iua that
'phones in II, T. and II. L. 1'ropH'a
residences were burned out by lightning
during the recsiil thmidxr tlonn wat
somewhat lulnlnading. The 'ptrmet
were not inj'ired in the leatt only the
fuse or lightning arrester being burned
out. The cost of replacing fuse Is
only a few cents.
J, J. I'ortwood has sold Ins livery And
feed barn, on tfpring street, to Allien
Dams the consideration Ixdng il'fOO.
The sale Includes six horse three sets
of harness and two or thrno boggle
Mr. Dams promise! to keep the barn
and equipment np to A high standard
and hopes to hold hit share of the trade.
Mm his ad In another column,
The Mayville Odd Fellows Installed
new officer Hatnrday evening. Dr. Cor
yell was Installed as noble grand, Jim
Hamsay vice grand and Ira Carter secre
tary. Uev. Edward Curran delivered a
highly entertaining and Instructive ad
dress and an elegant supper was served
at the Mayville hotel. Mr. Curran's
address was highly commended by those
present. ,
George B. S.nall, of the Baker City
Democrat, arrived In Portland this
morning" say the IVIcgram. "He came
for the purpose of purchasing bait for
sage hens, lie finds that the charge
from an ordinary shot gun 'will not
scatter sufficiently to bring these gamy,
though some what alow-flying, bird
within rangoof hit aim; hence hli de
terminatou to procure more effective
ammunition. He hat heard that there
Is a powder that fed to the bird will
put them to shep and enable a sports
man to get a good bag without too much
exertion. If he can get track of this
preparation he proposes to' have a
canopy muxxle blunderbuss made to
order, for he says ssge bens In Baker
County are as thick as bumblebees in a
clover meadow."
Gilliam All Right
"What's the matter with Gilliam
County?" some teudetfoot inquires.
"N.iwthiii" replies a chorus of basso
voices. ''Hhe's all right."
The reaion for this answer is obvious
as the sequels will show:
Hon! Monday juiv id, iwi to air.
and Mrs. Att t8mith, of Mayville pre
cinct a It) lb boy. .
IJokn Tnenday, July lfl, llWl.to the
wife of Will Stltt.of Ueecher Flat, a
flue big girl.
Bon.- Thursday, July 18, 1901 to Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Woodfln, of Trail Fork,
a ', lb Iwy.
Burs Tuesday morning, July 23.
1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunn, of
Condon a 12 pound boy.
E I's head wat so swelled that he at
mice tried to arrange a sparring match
between his boy and the night editor,
and theicin lies the , undoing of his
kid. The first time the two boys meet
one of them will get licked and it
won't be the night editor either
, Everybody 'concerned In the above
notices are doing well even to the;
fathers.
The Best Liniment for Strains.
Mr. F, II. Wellsl the merchant at
Deer Park, Long Island, N.Y., says: "I
always recommend Chamberlain's Pain
Balm as the best liniment for strains.
I used it last winter for a severe lame
ness in the side, resulting from a strain,
and was greatly pleased with the quick
relief and cure it effected." For sale by
Hudson Pharmacy;
Social Dance
A social dance will be given on Fri
day evening, Aug. 2, in the Armory
hall. Good musio will be present,
ltefoshments will Deserved in the back
room by the ladies of Minnehaha lodge
(UebckahJ I, O. O. F. All are invited.
Do You Need a Header?
If you
CiMcGORMICK
This company is one of the oldest
concerns in the country engaged
the manufacture of Harvesting Ma
chinery and for 50' years their product
has stood every test and given per
fect satisfaction.
Light Running,
;
CONDON
. ; WIUBulicJ Schoolhouao. -
The i:h'ol loard 'held a mirtifU
Friday afienvxm at a hich time the bid
of It. U. Noble, of Portland for tl.s
13000 worth of school house bin I was
accepted. The bond brought t'tf preml
nm nil I will dniw 0 per cent interest,
Hpcciflcatlons and estimates were
called for for A new building 2dxH0
one story high and also on
tha same sized building two
Stories high. It hs not yet been
definitely settled which will tie built
but it Js safe to saythuta -new school
house is assured.
Blackleg In Cattle.
Frank Moore reports having lost two
of his finest calves from blackleg last
week but now believes be has found a
remey for the diseaae. flit remedy is
to make an Incision on the outside of
the fleshy part of the front leg through
the skin to the muscle. Into this in
cision preis a g od sujd pinch of garlic
pressing It downward so It will stay in
place. Mr, Moore gave all thecalvesin
bis herd this treatment last Thursday
and Until rd.ty he reported no new cases
ol the disease. He think It Is a success
and others may be gla 1 to try It.
Heartburn.
When the quantity of food taken is loo
large or the quality too rich, heartburn
is likely to follow, and especially so UJthe
digestion has been weakened by consti
pation. Eat slowly and not too freely
of easily digested food. Masticate the
food thoroughly. Let six boors elapse
Iwtween meals and when you feel a full
ness and weight in the region of the
it i n t.Vi after etin.. In ficttin that
yon have eaten to much, take one of the
ChaniMrlrtin' 8iontch and Liver
Tablets and the beaitburn may I a
voided. For sale by Hudson Pharmacy.
Ice cream freezers Best triple motion
aasorted sizes at Clark St Fraxer'e.
FRANK WILSON, Proprietor.
Ladies and Gentlemen
, Should" use Benzoin and Almond Cream during tbia hot weather.
It prevents tan and cures chapped hands and lips. We witsh to
Ktate also that we carry everything for the baby's comfort Jlub
ber' dolls, teething rings, toy animals, talcums, powders and soaps.
Remember! we fill prescriptions carefully and reasonably.
Wilson's Pharmacy.
Reliable and Generous Apothecaries.
Musical Goods
of Ever
Violins from 15.00 to $25.00. ( 5
Mandolins from $6.00 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. 'J I ,
Violin Bows, Rosin, Flutes, Ilarmonicos, Blow Accordians
Jewsharps, Zubas and everything known in Musical
Goods can bo found at tho ' '" ; .
Condon Pharmacy,
AL HENSHAW,
Proprietors.
Best Quality Hold 'cm Tight
Working Gloves. Rat Traps.
CLARKE &; FRAZER.
Machine Oils, Oil Cans, Grind Stones, Bolts, Shelf Hardwaf,
Bed Lounges, Couches, Dressers, Commodes, Chairs, Rockers.
Bedsteads, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Tinware and
Kitchen and Table Cutlery. V
Our Prices are Reasonable.
do call on us and examine the Old
in
Easily Operated,
Simply Constructed, Built to Wear.
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A Human Tobbogan.
Miss Pethet Biason, a rnemWrof the
leM Concert Company, ahile at
tempting to mnke th aceiit of Mt flood
the other (tay collapsed and fainted
ewaf when near toe summit and was
a 1th great difficulty removed to camp
below timber line, prof. McElheth f
Corsallit who was with the peity pro
posed to ns himself as a toWgan and
slide the young lady to safety. Lying
full length in the snow her feet a ere
tied to his and her form elapsed safely
in hi arms, Uopes were fiutened to
his ankles end the other I ilri of
the party guiding the strs'e sled the
oVueeni was made like a fl.ih. Mis
Biws'io eion recovered from her strsnge
experience but Is rut apt to climb
Mount Hood sgln this summer.
When you want a modern, np to date
physic, try Chamberlain's ttomaeh and
Liver Tablets. They areeaxy to lake
and pleasant 'n effect.. -Price, 2') cents.
Samples freest the Hudson Pharmacv,
A Painful Accident.
John F. Pinkham met with a painful
accident at his Ferry Canyon ranch
Wednesday of last week. He was in a
hack with his grandson, Fred Pinkham.
the old genUemen standing behind the
seat, the young man driving The
horses became frightened' and, starting
suddenly, Mr, Pinkham was thrown
violentlr to the ground lauding on his
right shoulder sustaining a fracture of
the collar bone. The shoulder joint
as also Injured. He was brongbt to
town Thursday but on account of bis
weak condition the fracture was not re
duced until Friday morning. Mr. Pink
ham is past 76 eas ld and hit advanc
ed age makes 'he injury a more serious
one than it would be if he was 30 or 40
years younger At this writing how
ever ha is doing as well as could be ex
pected. .
Subscribe for the Globe.
H. W. PAULING, Manager.
C. W. CROSFIFLD,
Call and See Us.
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OREGON.
DO YOU WEAR
BARTON BROS. SHOES?
if rj
They Combine Elegance, Comfort
and Durability.
P. H. Stephenson, R
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 Bell you anything from a needle to a threshing
.machine, ,
Our stock is one of the largest in the county and oar prices
defy competition. ,
We want your trade.
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Watch this space for further announcements later.
, Yours for trade,
WADE BROS.
"The Big
Olex,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
FINEST BRANDS OF If WES, IIQUORS aid CIGARS
US J BILUAR A.VO P03L TA3L5 IN CO.YSEZriJ.VS
FRED WILSON,
PROPRIETOR
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. HADDOCK, Proprietor.
RINEHART'S
Condon, - Oregon.
GEO. W. R1NEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that no better accommodations can be
found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELIHG MEN:
LOST VALLEY LUMBER GO.
HERBERT H ALSTEAD, Manager!
ROUCH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil
. ing, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lumber. Careful atten- 1
1 given to bills of special bisbs and dimension stuff.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE
LOST VALLEY, OREGON.
FINE PRINTING
at the GLOBE Printery.
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Merchant.
Oregon..
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 comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
RESTAURANT
it c:au ma t mU-
f W. DARUNd
li. ,
Attorney at Law,
Notary Public d Convey mnttr,
CoBla. Or.
rolVt(l(itn'1fnnrnr.. Terms rawnaM
O0i la tear ut xtumrtHitld!Dg, Miniic
s,
A. PATTIBOS v
I0IAKT PTJBLI0.
Ofllssla Glob. BtrtMlnf.
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D
.J. W.VOGEt ,
Specialist (or Refraction asd DJccts
of tie Eye.
Will Villi Cocdoa Ertrj Tbres Moottas.
Watch Local Col a ma (or Data.
gAU X. TAX V ACTOR '
ATTOSHET-AT-LA.
OSes sornst Spring treat sad Oref on STCQ04
COKDOW, OBKOOir.
The Regulator Line.
Its Balls?, Portland I Istorii
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
DtSy Line of Steamer Between Porffin
Vancouver. Cucacfc Locks, Hood Rives
ad AO Point oa Hit VaiLtajtoa side
n eamrn Darti Oty ana Rrfi!a(or tan
Portland .r.rr morning (except giindar) at",
and tli Dallrs atS a. m., arriving at dtitiD
Uon ut aaipi lima lor outgoing traina.
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLAWAY.Gen.Agfc,
Foot ot Court StrMt, The Dalles, Or.
Qpgou
Sssopj line
so union Pacific
PKfA,T Artoaton Or. AI""T
Chicago SMt Lake, Denrer, 1105 a.m.
Portland Ft. Worth.Omalia,
8pecial Kansas Vily, St.
l:JSa. sa. Iui8,0bicagoaal
via Hu&t- fcat.
li.gton. '
Atlantis Rait lake. Penrer, 2 :41a.m.
Kxprart Ft. Wortb.Ontahn,
Stla. m. Kansas C'itv, 6t. .
via Hunt- Louis,Ciiicagoanl
lngtoa aat..
Jt. Put Walla Walla Iwis- 1:40 a. ss.
Fa Mall ton.Bpnkane.Miu
11:17 p. n. neapoIis,St.Paul,
II Duluth. Mllwmi-
SvoLana keCiChicagoAEast
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
, t UOM rOUTLANO.
ISO p.m.' All- tailing dates 4:00 p.m.
subjt-ct to change
For San Francisco
bail .very 6 days.
'" Daily Columbia Rivsr 4:00 p.m.
Ex.ttinular Staantrs. Kz. buudaf
S:W)i.m. -
Fatiirday To Astoria and Way
1U:0D p. m. Landiiiga.
6:00 a.m. Wlllaatelis River. 4:30 p.m.
kji. Suuday ax. buodar
v . Oregon City. New
: berg. Salem, Iiido-
rendoiio. A Way
andinga. .
7:00 a.m. WHIame'ts in Yam- 3:30 p.m.
luce., Thnr. , hill Klrsrs. Won., Wed.
and Sat. ud Frl.
.- Oregon City, Day
ton, Way Laud
' iug
:00a. m. Wlllamttts Bler. 4:90 p.m.
rues., Thnr ton., Wpt
and Sat. Portland to Corral- and Frl.
IU A W ay Laud
..' ". Inga.
Lt. Rlparla Snaks Rlsr. I..I.ewlst(HS
:8J.a. n. Daily
Dai j Rlparia to tawinton S a. in.
A. L. CRAIG,
1 General Pscnger Agent, Portland. Of.
REDUCTIOH IN HATS
UI1TIL JULY 4TiI.
Beautiful Ribbons, Hair
Ribbons, Neckties. Collars
lk'lte, Trimming Silk Etc.
all PRETTY Tin::cs
FOH LADIES,
." Finest Quality and Cheap at
same by calling at this office,
L'ISS LOUlLLA !.. iCa v