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a I f ' J The go::dq:i glodl tMCIRSDAf,' K0VEM8BB 7, IttO). THK ofPfCrXt. PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY' OREGON. u LOCAL NEWS. V?lff tfrmit 1 lif town thU ak. Mr (J. it Hliittlmrt l vltttfiignt 0vt. Win Myeri lu ihovcJ Into the Arm Kv Cur run will neot a pastorate at rurtUMv. Itoy s'rlca and family moved out to Ihttlr ranebTufsday, Mr. anil Mra Howard Tuber were 1 11 town Monday. t Mr. an l Mri It. T. i'roptt wera In from tluiii Tuuidry. , Mr. ami Mm. T. (1. Johnson hiva re turned from Portland. John HilU l building neat residence in iUc Ruutli art of town, John Walker hat returned from a trip to i'ortiand anil Or"tii City. Mr. Bud Mr i. (I, J. Cnven were over front l'liie crtk dttriiig the wtek, I'till Morrill U (6w ft ill typhoid k Ver with Dr. Wood In attendance. Jack Ilanley, the democratic wnrborse of Matney prrcluct, waa In tow n daring ' the week, - f Mr ltemliaw, of the Ituy'a and Qirl'a Aid Society, of l'ortlaud wai here dur ing the week. Fred VYllaon and J. M. Cameron Mi , Tueohay niornliig' for a trip lo Arlington Mild I'ortUnd. M. K. Summon and J, It. Newman . Went to The Dallt-a on a business trip , during the week. ' C. W. Wetter, of Clem, wai thrown front a wagon Monday and had hie leg broken at .the ankle. J.K. Fifiwater Ima closed a deal for four lota just eoiith of I'rof. Neal'a real dance. The property covert tome Ideal building locations. ' Mita Lttltt Kelxur la eufforing from a aevere attack of typhoid at the home of ber eiiter, Mri. Kd Dunn. Pi, Wood la tn ckartteof Ihocase. . Mr. and Mri. W. L. Wilcoi entertain ed a number of Monde at "Hallowe'en party Thnreday evening. A pleaiaut aoial evaoiog wae paied. Hob Wain, Taylor Brandon and Dritt White left Tuesday for Union county where Mr, Wain haa a job eurveying for the government. The othere go to aeeiet In the work, Miaa Dora Downing hai gone to North Idaho on a bualnees trip. While abnent . alte will visit her slater Mre. D. 8. . Wright in Idaho and Mra. ISryaon, at Weaton, thia atate. ; Howard I'ropat bought 4 lota Monday near the Baptist churvh from J. E. Lau taster. The consideration waa . U0. Mr, I'ropat will build a reaidunce on the property in the Spring. Kd McKlnney, the well known iheep jnau, waa iu town over Sunday. , Kd haa Junt returned from the in-uinUiin with Ida sheep and aaya it la getting to be pretty bare dry country to run aliecp on. 'Joe Frlwell, of Loat Valley, delivered 73 bead of atock hoga here Sunday. The porkers brought S ceuta a pound and weighed 157 pounda each on an average. C. A. Danneman and Jas, Larch, of Clem, were the buyers. J.K. Lancaster informs the Utona that the price of lots will soon be ad vanced aa lie has sold all he cares to at the old prices. The new schedule of prices has not yet been ficed but will be ntan early date, , Mrs. Kd Dunn entertained a nomber of lady friends at an afternoon party Fri day afternoon in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Paul Qrelner, of Mayville pre cinct, who was her guest. A number of gnests were present and a delightful af ternoon was passed. Dr. Wood was called to Ferry Canyon Sunday night to see Mrs CIibs Carter who was seriously Injured by a fall. She is much Improved now. The Carter baby which waa operated on some time ago (or a deformed foot is about well the operation being eminently successful. Fred Anderson, of Lone Kock, who las been attending school here and helping in the Ulobb office outside of school hours, left for borne Tuesday with marked symptoms of typhoid fever, lie Is under Dr. Wood's treatment., Fred's many friends here will hope for a light attack and a speedy recovery front the dreaded disease. .-; , s. , Mr. and Mrs Alex Duthle celebrated their"Chlna Wedding" (20th anniver sary) last Friday evening at their pleas r, end home southeast of town, A large number of relatives and friends ware present and many tokens of remem brance, in the form of elegant gifts in m Chinaware etc. were received by the worthy couple.. Several .friends from town were among the guests. -.'. Mrs King, organisor for the Wood man Circle will be in Condon Thursday evening, Nov 14 to address the local cir cle and publio generally. The local circle has arranged an entertainment, - of which Mrs King's address will be a prominent feature, A basket social will , follow the entertainment after which a dance will be given. No admission fee will be charged and everybody Is invited The ladies are requested to bring bas ' . fcets for the social. By Order of Com. To thai Publio. Allow me to say a few words In praise of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. I bad a very severe cough and cold and oared I would get pneumonia, but after taking the second dose of this medicine I felt better, three bottles of it cured my cold and the pains in my chest disnp peared entirely. I am most respectfully vonra for health, halm S.MviiUjsfil Thirty-seventh St., Wheeling W. Vu for Balo by" Hudson Pharmacy. Soiitl-Artnual Statement, The senihuinual statement of the financial condition of (iifrrrtm'tViUirty lor the Ms mouths ending CO, 1001, la (adore o. The clerk's statement allows that dur ing the time above named die ennulf court at!oed claims to the amount of if I tt) f.1. 4.1 for which warrants were drawn Of this amount tfl.i7l.K3 la chartfe to the road and bridge account. 101,91 to panper account, V) to criminal account circuit court, 21&fll) to criminal account Justice court., 45 03 to itiMiui account, 1213.00 to jury acconnt and I918.00 to coyote Imimty account. The remalhlng fcWJUS la charged to count oUiclsl's salaries and court houte and jail ex penses, The aheriffs statement elioaa that that official baa recnived and turned over to the county trpHHiirer f!K(i42 el. Of thia amount II0HHH.17 I credited to State, Count and Miool Uses and Die remaining $1734.09 to various school dla- trlcta of the county. The trenrer,B report show that he haa received and paid ont :i()H0J.&8 on the general fund and 10188.72 on the school fund. The summary statement gives the to tal liabilities of the county ai,'U218.32 and the resources of the county at lUKXK) 73. Of this last amount V10.73 la In the hands of the county .treasurer, pplicable to the tmyment of county warrants and the remaining $13-150.00 Is given aa the estimated amount ol un paid taics. Astounding Discovery. From CootHsraville, Mich., cornea word of a wonderful discovery of a rdeasant tutting liquid that when used before rotirlng by any one iroublud with a liad cough nlwaya insurea a good night's rest. "It will enre the cough too," writes Mrs. 8, Itiinelbnrger, "for three generations of our family have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and never found its equal for Coughs and Colds." It's an unrivaled life-saver when osml for desperate lung diseast's. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and $1.00 at the Condon 'harmacy. Trial lxttlns free, Scotch Gathering at Fossil. The annual gathering of Fossil Cale Ionian Club wilt I held in Fossil, Wed nesday, November 13. A large aggrega tion of fine Scotch talent has been se cured for the occasion. Judge Cameron, of Portland, will deliver the annual ad dress. Serg. Jaa. Moon, formerly piper to the Black Watch (42ud Highlanders) champion pi per of the w orld, will lead the pipe music. Jas. Forbes, Harry Mc Arthur, Kosle Forbes, Nancy Black and Mysie Sharp will dance in Highland ) costume. Clansman W ni Stevenson w ill ; sing and recite. . Scotchmen from ail! over the state will tie present and white in Fossil the town will be theirs. A well known Condon Scot tells us that hla countrymen are ail hustling for 'top." "Pattereon," he aaya, has a kilt but wants some one to loan him a sporran.!...,'..,.,.. ,': . ,..,. 'Chriaholm tias the kilt and sporran but needs n cockit bonnet." Jack Campliell has a sporran but is short the kilt and Jim Stewatt also needi the kilt but he has the "preen." All the tame the lads will ail be in line licit Wednesday and the enter tainment will be ' oat of eight." Jumped on a Ten Penny Nail. The little daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell jumped on an inverted rake mnde of ten penny nails, and thrust one nail entirely through her fool and a second one half way through. Chamberlain's Patn Balm waa promptly applied and five minutes later the pain bad ceased and no more sufferiug was experienced. In three days the child was wearing her shoe as usual and with absolutely no discomfort. Mr. Powell is a well known merchant of Forkland, Va. Pain Balm is an anti septic and heals such injuries without maturation and in one-third the time re quired by the usual treatuieut. For sale by Hudson Pharmacy. Cascara Jullcttes cures constipation. At Condon Pharmacy, Chickens and Eggs Wanted. J. L. Schriver will pay the highest cash price for freah eggs and. spring chickens ,. and . guarantees his customers that he will make this of fer good at all seasons of the year, ' He has arranged to ship all surplus eggs to Portland whenever the market Is over stocked. See him at Cafe Do Schriver. ammimmmmmtmnmmm?m?mimmmmmmmm??i A FINE LINE CUSTOM MADE FOOL JACK Duck Coats and Mackintoshes, Ladies' Leggings, Over shoes and Rubbers. Also the famous M. W. Hoskin's Gloves and a complete stock of fine Wool Blankets. Our marvelous line of Groceries still remains unrivaled. DUNN BROS. Ward off Wintry Winds CONDON, OREGON auiiuuiiiiuauiauiiiiuiiamimamiaiiiiiiiiiiiiimuuii At it council meraing hdd Monday evwidn Mitrnlial Downing' sitUry Whs" restored.,'' Cotmcllmjsii pprlngsiou'' resignation was accepted and . t. IWs achrr waa appointed to fill the vacancy. Now la the time ra expect to see the old seaer elenned out and made a thing of U-auty and a Joy forever. The 'VVnmiYrkW'TwIII have a socTsI at the Baptist church no Thank-' giving Dtiy at 2 :J0 p. m. Itcfreshmcfits will lie served, Kvcry-body invited to a good social time, ftmnks an "Al's Clioicn clpar at the Condon Pliarmnfjr The Ix'st 5-cent cigar. Condon Pharmacy has a flue line of new jewelry. CONDON SHOE SHOP I am now on deck with a com plete outfit of shoemaker's tools for either new or repair work. - SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Shop in south room of Fit building where 1 will be found, at all times ready for business. FnilsfBcihm guaranteed. OTIS 17. PROPST. - 4650 The above U the number of Prescriptions wc have filled uji to October 31, 1901. The above large volume of prescription bimnees denotes the purity of our Drug?, Chemicals Etc. '''.' ' :. . .'',"'"' . f. We carry everything to be found in a first-class Drug 1 '' Store. . ' ' Condon Pharmacy, , Drugfl, Toilet A rticlcn, Perfumes; Jewelry, Paintu, " . Oils, (Jlass, Etc. Call and see our store and stock. AL HENSHAW: Proprietors. RE-OPENED The Model FIXE WIXES, tJQrORS.AXDCTGARS EVERYTHING NEW SUMMERS & NEWMAN, Props. YOU WILL FIND CRABS. CLAMS, CELERY, SALMON, CRAWFISH. EASTERN OYSTERS. And all delicacies To take homo or eat on the premises as yon see fit LARGE ASSORTMENT Rugs and Carpets Beds and Bedding. Rockers and Chairs, Couches and Lounge", Pictures and Picture Frames, Kitchen and Parlor Furniture. CONDON, OREGON. OF Ga Suits Overcoats FROST BY PREPARING ",( in It Mi iif nit clilld uf mine had croup lia violent form," :iv KIder Joint W ll..V-r a Clnlilian Kvangr !!n, of Filley, Mo. "I irnvn her a few rfows of Chnmfierlalii's Cough Itemed v and in a short time al! dstner whs pst and the" child recovered." This remedy not only cures croup, but when given. as soon as tli first symptoms appear, will prevent the attHi'ft. It coiitiiiiis no opinio or oth er harmful eiib-ix'H'e mid may U- yivrn as coiilldef.tiv toabahyaaanadull. For ttale by Hudson's Pharmacy. Stops trt Couwh and works oflthe Cold. IjiXKlivr Jlfinno (Julnlne 1lleji rnr a colit In ii rt.ijr, Nol'tir". w fit. I'rli's l' cuu njurjvunruvnrnin nrmnnnnr WHEAT! WHEAT!! I am prepared to buy wheat 'And will pay f be higlut mar ket price. Money advanced on warehotiBfl reij)ta. I'er none wifliinj to ell will do well to nee nt at Arlitifston, before making other arrange ments. 0. T. SHELL, '"' Aflingtoti, Ore. S) iuinrnjinAnjinjvriAmvruriAAiu -sC. W. CROSFIELD AND (JP-TO-bATE. CONtOX, ORE. of the seasou, at SHRIVER'S, OF tf? HEATERS, RANGES, COOK STOVES. CLARKE & FRAZER rments FOR HIM NOW A 0 w9 October 15 is the Date ; ',', ' y '' , . 1 - ..on which we 0W'h; fiUr Fpfcial Pale of Men's (mmmI. All who are looking (dt bargains in Men's tfcar are far'neatly retitK'slod" to extend ihdr ccarch fo thia atofj wliilj thia great h on. Jt i a numpy-mvpf for all. ALL THAT'S HE ALL THAT'S GOOD Heady mado Knits and ovfTCoata. hhirta, hatf, l(Kt ntid niioca. Our apecial pale of thexe fine lines begins Octobwr 15! Now h ih tin)! for those to buy win want Y.4s best g'.M)da at hf. lowest pricea. It will coat you nothing to inspect stock. P. H. STEPHENSON RELIABLE MERCHANT CONDON, - FALL AMD WINTER GOODS. LARGEST STOCK Largest and best line in Gilliam county. Win ter Underwear, Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Ul fcters, Etc. We also carry a select line of Uni versal Stoves and Ranges, Groceries, Hard ware, Iron Redsteada, Spring Matressea, Chairs, Extension Tables. Orders taken for Furniture and Wall Paper not kept in stock. In fact we carry a full assortment of general merchandise. WADE) THE BIG OLEX, rnxuxivtaruinn. THE GOHDOn HOTEL s ummit oxrinjmruTJTJiaanj FRED WILSON, Proprietor Finest brands of pure domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fine Billiard and Pool tables in connection. A model resort enjoying the patronage of a quiet, orderly trade. Customers always pleased. CONDON- IflEIIART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom- , modatiotia can be found in this country than tit this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRA VELING Vev GEO. W. RIXEIIAKT; Pbop. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! HOUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surface l Lumlipr, consisting of Flooring, Ceil- ing, Rustic, Sliip-Jap anl all kinds of Hough Lumber. Careful attea . given ty bills of special auas am) dimenajun stntf. ' WILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. Renew Your Subscriptions. Subscriptions for all the leading news papers and periodicals published In the United States or any other country on earth vrill ba received at theCJi.oim oflice. Save postage, time and trouble by leav ing the amount w ith us aiid we. will attend to the bnsinewi for., you. CM when in town and reetf your eabsurlp tione to vour favorites for 1001 . tf Subscribe for the Globk. ii ORDERS TAKEII FOR MEN'S TAIL OR MADE SUITS. V are nr nfs for one of . the Ifading niercliit'i.t tailoring houstoa in Amer ica and guarantee their work. Our stock of the V Jatejst and beat irr all lines of Reasonable mer - f chandiee is unsurpassed. - - OREGON 1 IH THE COU.ITY. BROS. STORE OREGON. THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY Has been thoroughly renovated anil Is how prepared to cater to the Wants of the traveling pnhiic. Com mercial travelers and others desiring the, comforts of a first-f!nss hotel will find thia house suited to their wants. : ; Mrs. S. A. M ad dock, Prop. ITLTTJ oaloon OREGON MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c CONDON, OREGON Ladies, Attention! I am agent for the famous ' house of Chas. A. Stevens, of "Chicago, and am prepartnl to ' take your .orders for Cloaks, ; Jackets, Tailor-made Suits, . Rainyduy Skirts,' Silk and ,' Flannel Waists, Underwear, Hosiery and Corsets. - .Let rao bUow you uiy eatliplcs. m$. CLARA DAHUMC. roi-l f.nu i .' .- . it. Attorney at Law,- Notary Public and Convoyec" I Cuion, Or. 2' fit rol!rllotntl,HnimJlnr. Terms fiii,i(it Oflir In rrr ul Kw(uilii'S uuilitiug, llin S g i. PATTISOif Office la CloU Sniidtnf. CO!HIOX, .... OKBCOJf, i. IV. VOCEL j Specialist fir Rrfractloh and DJcCtl oi the Eye, Wi?i VUll Conioll Every Tbrce UontiiC Ti'stch tor! Column (or IMF, gjAM S. VAX YACTOS ' ATTOENEY.AT-LAtf. OSes corner fprlnf itrcet and Oregon aye&iti COHDOJT, OEEGOH. The Regulator Lino. NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Daily Line of Steamers Between PortUn Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Rives and &H Point oa ih XTiuhingtoa Us T7i f turn fiittts Otjrna Refiitotor tai Portlftiid crerr D:oriilns (rjtcept Stindnir) t nd Tl l'llf l( . m., rriTinf t dcitiu Uon ia ample tine (or outgoing rmm. . Frclglit Rte GrtatJf Reduced. W. C. ALUWAT.GcB. Aft, root ol Court Street. Th IKilet, Or. 'tO ' r ' . S!!OI?rLlHE akd Union Pacffic PKfAT Arlington Or. I A''"v, riiicaro Salt Luke, Denver, ' U Uo. m. Purtikiid Kt. WortliiOmalia, Spcl Kaim I'ity, tit. t;M. m. Loiiii.Cblctk'goiknU lit Hunt- East. ti.gtoi.. , m Atlantic fait take. Denver, 2:41a.m. Exnrvha Ft. tVortli.Omahii, lull, m, Kansas City, St. via lluui- l.ouU,CfaifHtui tngton ,' tat. , . Pt. Pi til Walla Wall Lewis- 1;40 a. m. Fa't Mail tiii,S(i)kne..Miii- 11:17 D. m. iieapoliK.Nt. I'am, v Iuliitli. Milnan- . ElHikaua ke,t'iiic(;o,S.Kit OCEAN AND RIYER SCHEDULE lliOll rOUTUHU. IMp.m. AH nailing dales 4:00 p.m. aiiljjocl to clianife For Pan Franpispo bail evtry a days, PhMt Columbia River '4:00 p.m. Ei.imi'iIrt atamra. ' Ex. Sunday H:wi . n. faturday To Astoria ami Way Hi :WJ p. m. Landings- . . :0 a.m Wlllantcita River. 4:!p.m. x. Sunday v lx. tfuudajp (HeRoti City, New. beiK, fti'lem, liuie- iit'iidence .It Hay landings, - 1 7:00a.m. WlllsmMte and Yam- A:30p.m. Tut'S., 1 lnir. hill hi.ers. lcl,., WksJ. ud Sat. ' atid Fri. Orejrou City, Pay- i ton, A Way Laud' t 6:00 a m. Wlilamett Rlvsr. : 4:30 p.m. Tues., Tlmr ilon., Woil. I and Sac l'ortlaud to Corral- audFii. i " lis A U ay Laud- v I I.t. Riparla Inakt Rlvsr. - Lr.tewistoa t:X a. m. ; Dally D:. f Klparla to 1-ewistoii 9 a.m. A. L. CRAIQ't Cctirrnl fusm nper Aeiit. Portland. Of. LATEST STYLES... In Full and Winter millinery. Triimnfd Jlnts. Street : Ilatd ail styles and pi'uea. ' Iiidii'' shawls and t'acfiiiatttrn.- ;C'hiI drtn'a liootja, Jiic, llto.i I'Ac- MISS LdUELLA- IMlO i f ft ft A tf 4
