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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOHDOH GLOBE. THUR3DAV.AU0U3T 22, 101. f HI OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, Tltt tmilon eoUodnys will noon I licrt. Mr. Join 1'wliiicr U IUI on Hie tick llt. Charlie tflctiiiionj n lu (torn Ferry Canyon Mutiny. Prank Drown it tn from Uock creek Sunday inl Momly, Cmtke IHoi steam thritilnf outfit tin startmt on tho iwasoii'. ran, 0. W. VV'llvun wh In from Kx:k crek Mon.fy. II ; It h bcvn wII hot on tli Crtwk lately. Dr. (Juliette moved Into the Nelion Iuhm Toet'Uy, whli:!i w recantlr aeat! by U. T, rinklmm. T. L. .'rice, and family vllttl their lioiuu.tcaii on lh rl-lga a lew Rillet north of town Bumlay, J. H. Clmk commenced work Monday itinrnlnv on H. K. Lima's ntw residence mlfilnlng John Dynart'e plaea. Mra. Bortlia Hartman returned Hun day (torn a Ult In tha Willamette val ley. , Her father-in-law, A. tlartoian, inet her at Arlington. At teachera' rim!nation tail wek tit applicant, MUaet Stengla and Dannemao, bulb parted and received certiorates. I1. II. Stepheneon hat Jnit received a Una Una ol carpet eamplea coniprlaliiK the very lateat fashions In pattern! and Uituret. Call and eiamlne them. Dr. Wood was called last Tboraday to we Charlie Burroughs, of Ferry Can yon, who was aerlonaly III. At thlt writing ha Is reported mncb improved, Word reaches u. from the Olei neigh borhood that the threshing ootQt be longing ta Matt ' Ward waa completely deatrvjed by Or taut Wednesday. lone IVet .."n';" II. W. ranting and Clyde Flint bavt bought the J. E. Duwner brand ot boraet comprising about 80 head. ' Tbey paid $100 for the outfit and think they aecur quite a bargain. Dr. liullctte was called to Ferry Can yon Tburaday to prescribe for J. A. Richmond who bai boen auffering for for some time with a severe attack of bronchial trouble. Wnt Mnsgrove waa In town Snnday, ( reporta the wheat In hie tielghbor , hood a 6rt-da crop. The header run by hlmaeir and Al Collins atill bat about three week 'a run ahead. Rev. Mr. Curran haa been q'tite tick thla week and will not make hia nana! trip to lone Saturday, lie haa arranged with Rev. Mr, Miller, of Letnton,to All hia appointment at lone Sunday. ? A party. com pna'od of MUaea Louella and Magtfle Maddouk and Belle Wilann and' Fred Wilaon and Bob Wala left Monday morning for an outing at Teal Springe. They went equipped with a good camping outfit and plenty of pro visions andeipect to remain at long at the "grub" laatt. Frank Palmer and family with their household goods, left Saturday morning for the Malheur conntry, near Vale, where they will reside In the future. The 5i.ohk joins many other Gilliam county frtanda In wishing them success In their new home. Mr, Palmer will continue in the theep business, change of location Mng made to tecure a better range. J , J. Port ood and family returned from a trip to the mountains Tueaday. They went aa far at the big meadowt on the Upper Dei Chntea which It an ideal epot for camping and fishing. They gave up the trip across the mountains to Southern Oregon but Austin Thompson and family, who left here with them, went on to Jackson county to visit friend. f Ed Parlctt haa bought the City Res taurant from R. B. Local and took pos sesion Monday morning. Mr. Parlett will make many Improvements in the establishment and will serve first-class meals at all boors. lie expects to se cure a Drst-claa man' cook and, a little later In the season, will conduct a abort- order business and will keep open day and night. School will open one week from next Monday, September 2nd. Trof. Neal and Miaa Ilalstend will again be in charge and their excellent work Inst year is an earnest of what may be expected the coming term.' Condon now has a echool ot which every citlaon should be proud. It is understood that a large iiumbor of outside pupils will apply for admieeion to tho school the coming term An evil which the farmer has very good reason to make a vigorous kick about la the wheat sack proposition. He has to pay the enormous price of nine cents for the wretched little jute article to begin with ; then he Is docked lbs. for each sack which comes out of the gross weight of his wheat; and lastly be has to make the grain dealer a pres entofthebag when be sells him his wheat. There la a screw loose some v. here. lone Post. Walter Uridcr, the yonng son of S. 8 Grider, met with a painful accident Sab nrday w hile hauling water from town to 'Del Rice's heading crew. He had filled his water barrels and was standing on the waifon, fixing his load fo.r the trip, . when Ids feet slipped and he fell back . ward hie head striking the edge of the sidewalk. He was rendered insensible for minute or so-but soon recovered and was agisted to Gullette & Wood office where Dr. Wood sewed op a fonr inch scalp wound. Walter is a gritty kid,- all right, and as soon as the job was finished he went on witb hia load of wuler us though nothing hit J happened Mre. Chamberlain It utrlonely III, Mrt. Alburn More 1 still en the tick Hat. , Mr. ami Mra. Owar Maley have return ed from the Coast. Mra. Wricoa and children are vitlting her parenta on I'lue creek. Richard Onant r , of McMlnnvllie, wat here Saturday on a bntlncet trip. Blaine Matey ai In from the harveet field Tueaday night rustling header re pain. Nearly 600 preacrlptlona have been compounded by WlUon'e I'liarmacy In the thorl time they have been doing business. Mrt. DuUy Bryson, who bat been vit lting her parenta, Mr, and Mrt. John Downing, for aeveral montht, at peril to luave for her home at Weston tomorrow. John Parka, the typhoid patient, wat very alck Sunday and Monday but hit condition wat considered more favorable yenterday. Ilia brother, Will 1'arkt, and Marion VVoodfln are here nursing hiiu. Josh Ilardle was In from Trail Fork yeaterday, Joh aay he haa graduated at a ftrt-claa camp tender and hat quit the buineaaand In-come a rich and re tpectable rancher. We nndertiand be la Improving hit ranch and repairing hia house In great shape lately and that In dication! Indicate that bot pahawl we nearly forgot that we promised not to tell. "Three Little Girls Are We." Boys seem to be back numbers In thlt section ot (41111am county this week and little girls are all the rage. Boys were getting too common and, in order to make a proper balance in the primary department of the publie school, six years hence, a consignment of tweet lit tle girls was shipped through from the apple blossom land of Somewhere to cer tain deserving persons lo Condon and Lone Rock. Here la tbe way it would appear on the parish register lo a coun try In which such records are kept: Bobh At Lone Rock, August 17, 1901, to tbe wife of A. C. Stevens, a dangb'r. Borm Sunday morning, August 8, 1001, to the wife of C. W. Croefiuld, of Condon, a daughter. Borm Tuesday evening, August 20, lOOt, to the wife of County Treasurer P. II. Stephenson, of Condon, a daughter, weighing pounds. We have not received' a full account of the Lone Rock affair but take it for granted that Papa Stevens' hat Is as much too small for bis bead as bis smile is too big for bis face. Papa Croefleld Is a "tight." He tried to get weighed Sunday forenoon on Mike Summers' hay scales but the machine smashed to flinders and would not weigh him. Competent judges have sited Charlie op and estimated his heft at 4t tons. Ills smile it about the alse of tbe map of Texas. U rand pa llenshaw tries not to show it but he told us confidentially (not for publication) that he Is the "tickledest" grandad this far wett. Papa Stepbensou tries to appear blase and self possessed at though he is need to It and don't mind it any more but his friends know that to be a bluff. The report that he was caught "hollering" "dad" at himself in an empty barrel is not correct. We bave it on good author ity, however, that he was seen turning hand springs and double back somer saults in the ware-room back of the store at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening. His cigar case may be empty but hia heart it full of happiness. No wonder the Increase in Eastern Oregon's school- population is so far ahead of that of the Webfoot country. Pianos and ' Organs by the Car Load. Mr salesman, C. V. Balrd, is now in your county for a short time and if you are In need of a fiirst-claes piano or a fine big six octave organ, just write him to Arlington and he will soon be around to see yon. I bnv direct from the factory In car load lots and can get you an instrument as cheap as first-class goods can be bought. Easy terms and goods deliver ed right to your home. Now is your time to buy at snch an opportunity sel dom presents itself to you. Soliciting your patronage I remain, Yours very trniy J. M. WiSK. Do You Need a Header? ; . - If you da call oo us and examine the Old Reliable ; KicCORMICK a This company is one of the oldest concerns in the country engaged in the manufacture of Harvesting Ma chinery and for 50 years their product has stood every test aud given per fect satisfaction. ."Eight Running, Easily Operated, Simply Constructed, Built to Wear. DUNN CONDON More School Children. Htdiool stntletlrt upon which the re cent apportioiiiiu nt of school funds wa nmde, show a gnio of 2C7 children of school age In Hit state einci last year. Of this gain 2117 was made eatoft,he Cascade tangs and 620 on the wett tide of that line. Uilllarn county now has 1179 children at against 1004 in l'JCO, a gain of 89. In Wheeler county there are 914 children at against 838 in 1000, a gain of 20, while Hherman county, our ni-iifhbor on the west, has 12'JJ. as against 1301 In 1000, a gain of only 2. Grand old Uiiliam It to the front at usual. George Bi liott and Jean Labona have returned from a trip to the Malheur conntry where Mr. Schott went to look after hia cattle interests. Tbey enjoyed the trip through the mountains very much and found the cattle doing fine on the ranges near Weatfnll. They aaw aeveral Gilliam county sheepmen on the trip and all complain of short ranges and poor feed. Unless rain comes soon, they say, It is hard to see how the sheep will make It nntil tbe end of the season. The gentlemen met Andy Greiner and B. K. Searcy, and their families, at Prairie City, on their way toThompton.'s Springs. Billy Davenport was also with them and the party was having a fine trip. LODGE EMBLEM A complete line of Lodge Emblems and Jewelry at popular s prices. -If you cannot call and eee our large stock of Jewelry Etc., write, for description aud prices of same, to Condon Pharmacy, The place to buy Drug, Paints, Oils, Jewelry, Musical goods and everything carried in a first-class drug store. AL HENSHAW, C. W. CROSFIFLD, Proprietors. Under New Management THE CITY RESTAURANT I have purchased tbe fixtures, furnishings and good will of tbe City Restaurant and expect to add many Improvements andnp-to-date features to the establishment. As soon as arrangements can be completed 1 will open a Short Order department lo connection, open day and night. Your patronage ia respectfully solicited, -frf ED. PARLETT, Proprietor. FRANK WILSON, Proprietor. Let Us Advise You. 3T It will prove to your interest 2J3 gT" to take your prescriptions to and jJ buy your medicines at ..fyl Wilson's Pharmacy. ST" "A word to the wise is sufficient." SH CLARKE & FRAZER. Machine Oils, Oil Cans, Grind Stones, Bolts, Shelf Hardwar, Bed Lounges, Couches, Dressers, Commodes, Chairs, Rockers. Bedsteads, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Tinware audi Kitchen and Table Cutlery. AVENARIOUS CARBOLINEUM Sure death to Chicken Lice. Best wood preservative known. Use ' it on your water tanks, header beds eta It will pay you. : Our Prices are Reasonable. Call and See Us. BROS., Agts - . - - - The laws of health n qoire that the bowels move once ein-h day and one of the penalties lor violating this Isw It piles Kep your bowels regular by tak ing a Jose of Chamberlain's fllomacb and Liver Tablets when nciiewary and yoo wilt never have that severe punish ment Inflicted opon you. Price, 25 cents. For sale by Hudson Pharrnacv. ' i Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the kind people cf Mayviile and vicinity who assisted In the care of onr loved one, Mrs. May Tuwnsend Jonea, during Ler late Ulnars and at the time of her death. All loch and those who extended their kind boa pltality to ut while in their village will ever find a warm place In our hesrls. 3. a, Jok, Ma. and Mas. W. R.Townskxd. - 4S Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. LsxaUve Bromo Qulnlns TtMets rare a sold In one dT Vo Cere, no I'r. fries !Z ctnu Notice to Tax Payers. All taxes due Gilliam County are delinquent Costs will be added and property Bold If not paid by October 1st 1001 without further ootice. July 13, 1901 W.L, Wiwox Sheriff. For Sale. 1000 eood fir posia at my place on Thirtymile, near Black butte. Apply to 24d25 ' JoeKPH Wurr. H. W. PAULING, Manager. OREGON. 7 DO YOU WEAR BARTON BROS. SHOES? if rp Not Jfe They Combine Elegance, Comfort and Durability. P. H. Stephenson, Condon, HARVEST SUPPLIES. We can fit you out with all needed supplies and can guaran tee every article first-class. We can sell you anything from a needle to a threshing machine.' Our stock Is one of the largest in the county and our prices defy competition. .. We want your trade. Watch this space for further announcements later, , Yours for trade, WADE BROS. "The Big Olex, CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FINEST BRANDS OF ttfNES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIAR AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. FRED WILSON, PROPEIETOR, Stop at The CONDON HOTEL. MRS, S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor. RINEHART'S Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. RINEHART, 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 NEIL LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD. Manager! i i'i i ii - -a ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil ing, Rustic, Ship-lap aud all kinds of Rough Lumber. Careful atten given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff.' MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEYOREGON. FINE PRINTING at the GLOBE Printery. Why Not? Reliable 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. RESTAURAE1T trr4 (gii vi ( a ui'.. rw.xu&uHd Attorney at t&w. Notary FWIe tnd Corwyrtr Coadoa, Or. s, A. fiTTIEOtf C9Ic. la Glob tM&lut. eoDo, .... oKxaoir, D . J. W. VCCEt Specialist for Refraction aaJ DcJtct f tie Eye, WUl TUUC.Dd.a tfrj Ihte ttoBtht. Watch Lacal Colnma fui Cat gB K. TAW T1CT0 ATTOmi-AT-LlV. OZo. aoram Sprlnj tteaat aa4 Of gsa avanwi conDoir. oBiaosr. The Regulator Line. Its Oallsi. prtfi:i t lfa NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... DiHy Hat of Steamcn Bctwun Portias ViacouTtr, Caca& Lcclu. ilood Rbrtt tai 3 Potato oa the TFublngiQa ajJa. Vb (tait DaC. City an KtfaUtVf !mw f.rtland frf morning (.icepi Bandr) BI Tt. Oklle. tl a. u., arrlyinf .( dMUa Ha la tin (or outf alog traloa. frlkt KaMa Greatly W. C AlXAWAT. 0. Aft, foot ol Coart SUMt, Tba DailM, Oa. i SlIOip LIKE ' UruonRicinc Vl SCHEDULE AaiT rfaiearo Salt tak., Dbt, 1105 a. m. fenland fx. w.rth.Omaba, ffwial Kaon City, M. :-Mk m. LoalCblcagoand ja Sanlr but. thttaa. - ' Atlaatia Salt Lake, Denvwr, S :0 a.m. Scprua Ft. Worth.Oraaha, lula. . Ktiui City, St. via Muat- Luli,Ciictund lsftoa tuA. t.Po Walla Walla I!.- 1.40 a. a, ra-t Uail ton.Spoktiie.Min 11 :IT p. m. neapoU. I""1. , v . tuluth, Mllwatj- Spbkaaa kM,taicago&ast OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE' rilOM PORTLAND. p.m. All alltn( date. 4:00 p. aa tubjeet to chango v For Pan FranolMO bailavery 6 daft . j Pntly CahmWa Rl.r 4 00 p.m. x. Sunday ttumtrs. , Es.8uudF :0 a.m. Saturday To iitorla od Way MhW ia. Laudntia - :0 a. at. WHUmttt lltar. 4: p. m. lx.uJay . Ka. Sunday Orefon City, New berg, Salem, lnde p.ndnM Way m laiidnigi. i T:00a.m. Wlllamtrt. in4 T- 8:30 p.m. tut.. Thur- WIIHlar. Won.. Wed. aai Bat. and Fri. Oregwi Ctty, Day lou , A aj Laud ins. . :00 a.m. Winsmttlt Rlnr. 4:S0p.m. rue... Thur Mon.-Wed. aad Sat. rortland to Corral- aad FrL 11. A Way Laud- - lUf. U.Rlparla t.ka Rlrtr. LT.Jwtito I:8fta.n. . Bai F Rlparia to Lewiiton 9 a. m. A. L. CRAIG, General P monger Ageut, Portland. Of. FASU10KABLE KSLLIi'lEBY, Beautiful Ribbons, Hair ' Ribbons, Neckties, Collars Belts, Trimming Silk Etc. ALL P1ETTY Ti:ii:S3 rtJii Lii-.v'i Finost Quality ami Cheep nl nissLcuEUA .rv.c::c;vc.