THE COiiDOt) GLOBE
THURSDAY. NOVBMBEfi " Srioi.
tH OFFICIAL lAEft OF GILLIAM
COUNTY OREGON.
EiLJ.
LOCAL F4EWS.
Jo Trlvett v III ted Trait Fork Sunday,
Mm. Y, Aillard wai Id froin Ajas Mon
flay.
, K. V. Cooka vlalted friend at Waaco
iatt week.
Einniott Summers wai In from Mat-
tiey Flat Monday.
II. N. Anderton wai la from bla ranch
on Lost Yatley Fork Monday.
Dr. Wood wai call to see Mauley
Keliar Tuesday night.
Frank Palmer wai In from Ferry Can
yon Saturday and Sunday.
Elder Swift will hold service here
next Sunday morning and evening.
A I A j
Kay Moore it on the alck list with
ytnptouiiof typhoid. Dr. Wood la In
attendance.
Mri Onllette fettfrned from Portland
Tuetday.
lion Ueo. Miller wai (tut from Arllng
ton during the week on buiinesa or
politic! or both. .
Fred Wileon la on the ilok lilt thla
week. Ilia condition wae rather eerloas
hut evening.
Wayne 0 rider and Elgin Myera diatrl
fettled a load of big fatTtiankiglf Itlg to
keya aronnd townTueaday,
Herbert Halatead ie putting lumber
on the ground for a fine new residence
near tho ftapllit church.
Mahley Kelsur baa aold his ranch to
Willamette valley roan. The couiid
eraUon la laid to be $2800.
Stewart Campbell, the popular young
Scotchman, la over from May ville spell
ing few daya with bla friends.
S. 0. Pdrtwood wore the marshal's star
and looked after the peace of the city
during Ma rah a I Downing's absence.
Wot, Stewart of Lone Keck wae In
town Monday. Dill talks of visiting
Denver and other parts of the East this
winter.
Mrs. Wilson arrived from Michigan
Saturday. Frank Wilson mei his moth
er at Spokane.
Wain, Brandon and White have r
turned from the Wallowa country where
they did a job of surveying for the gov
ernment. Wm. Kennedy a veteran of the Span'
Wh-American war, who left here last
June, and has since been In Southern
Oregon returned to Condon Monday.
John Magee was In town Saturday.
II says work has been commenced on
the barb wire telephone line which Is to
connect his neighborhood with Condon.
Miis Lilla Clarke entertained her
classmates and other friends Monday
veiling the oonasion being her 16th
birthday. A moat pleasant social even
ing waa spent.
Ueo Perry, J. R. Fraser and Jeff Keel
were in town over Sunday. Mr. Nee)
lately returned from Nome, Alaska,
where he spent the Bummer. He aays
that is a pretty bum camp.
Mrs. Maddock returned from a pro
tracted visit at Portland Saturday. Her
health is much improved from her out
ing. Her daughter, Miss Maggie is at
tending a business college in that city.
Our thanks to Searcy and Cooke the
famous goose hunters for a toothsome
gosling received the other day, We un
derstand these gentlemen are supplying
the Portland market with Gilliam coun
ty geese.
Main street is "chock a block" with
wheat teams about one half of the time
lately. Anyone who can tee the wheat
rolling out this year will not have to
study long to become convinced that
Condon most and will have a rail road.
Fred Anderson, who has been at his
home in Lone Rock for some time on ac
count of sickness, has returned to town
and is again at work in the Globb office.
He will not return to school this winter
but will devote all of his time to the art
preservative.
Mr. Morris, of Lebanon, this state,
wm here for a few days during the week
looking over the country and town with
ft view to locating. He waa well pleas
ed with the outlook and expects to re
turn in the Spring and will, perhaps be
accompanied by bis brother.
The Gilliam County Teachers Reading
circle has been organised here. The cir
cle meets every Tuesday evening for mu
tual Improvement. It is hoped that all
teachers and those who are Olting them
selves for that work who are within reach
yill become members. At present the
meetings are held at the borne of School
Superintendent Neal.
"Doc" HawBon, formerly of Arlington,
writes thetiLOBB from Urangoville, Id.,
to have his copy of the paper sent lo
that address. He Is engHged in the
wholesale liquor business there. Harry
Ladd, who is also well known here is
with him. George Washington Good,
Who practiced law in Condon In the ear
ly days, as also there practicing law and
is held in the same high esteem as he
used to be in Gilliam county.
W. A. Campbell, who is familiarly
known as "Sandy" all over the best part
of the Pacific slope, has returned from
his recent, visit to the HnfTalo Exposi
tion and to his old home In Canada. To
the surprine of all his friends he return
ed a balctielor still enduring the tor
ments of single cuosednees -but he ad
mits that It Is not because he loves the
Canada girla less but that he loves the
Conilon and Canyon City girls more. Of
the two latter he seems to be unable to
choose between but bs he is an old friend
of ours (we played together over sixty
years ago) we will presume to whisper
in his ear this old quotation "Of two
evils choose the lexst." The Condon girls
have never Imitated much of their stature
or avoirdupois.
Will Not Accept
W. 0. Myers was In town Saturday for
the first time since his attack of rheu
matism. He Is stlil rather lama but
otherwise" lay fli feels well. To ft repre
sentative of this paper Mr. Myers stated
that he will not accept the appoint
ment as county commissioner to succeed
W. R. Boyer, deceased, which was re
cently tendsrsd him by the county
court. He, like many other republicans,
is of the opinion that, as matter of
political courtesy, the appointee should
be a democrat.
To the) Publio. "Lest winUr an Infant child of mine
Allow ml US say few words In prats f.,,4, emnp In violent form." says Elder
or oamueriaioe vxwgo ttemeoy, i John W BWfcWi a Christian Evangelist,
n vary were congn ana cow ana of Filley. Ho. "I give ier few rfoMi
feared I would get pneumonia, but after 0f Chamberlain's Corfah Remedt and in
taking the second dose of this medicine short time all dinger was pat and the
1 1 newer, mree oowes oj it cored my ehl1d recovered This remedy not only
cold and the pains ! Biy chest dlaap rUres croup, but when a sen aiaoon
peered entirely. 1 am most respectfully the first symptoms appear, will prevent
Tours
Tl
as confidently to a baby as an adult, for
earea entirely, i am most respectiuiiy the first symptoms appear, will prevent
ours for health Ralph 8. Mum ! the attack. It eontalns no opium or oth
WtJ&8S$.W' V"' " -fulsubiunce and mP.y be given
A Sormon on Roads and Oth
er Matters.
Matney, Nov 21, 01.
EniToa Uiyonx:
Surveyor Darling and his gallant band
have been surveying roads Nos. 123 and
124 during the pait week so that the
aborigines of tho Lone Rock country can
IX gotten out Into civilization. The one
roaa leans to f osiii, where they get
their flour and other iuxories and the
other winds Its way to the county seat
where they are taken notice of In stereo
typed paragraphs and their grievances
redressed. The viewers were Messrs
Madden, Klser and Johnson and Lon
Stevens packed the hammer. At noon
Mr Wbyte treated the party to a Drjfmni
but perhaps the least said absut that the
hotter. I will not eulogize farther than
to say that their work as viewers of
roads will stand for years as ft monu
ment to their good Judgement for the
benefit of the traveling publio with the
least possible damage in securing right-
of-way
The county court would do well to en
roll all of these gnetlemen as officers of
the court and grant them salary with'
out applying to the legislature.
Roads and schools are about the only
direct benefit the Us pavers get for their
money and some of the roads, especially
that section of the main artery running
from Black Bulla to the Wheeler county
line are often in a deplorable condition;
with rocks in the rots and streaks of
blue profanity, left by the hundreds of
teamsters who pass and repass to the
timber, in the air.
I have had to move back my fence to
give the campers room, open my gates
to let their teams water end many other
accommodations. Sometimes a bad
man will cut my fence and split My
posts to make his coffee, but otherwise
they all treat me as gentlemen.
Now why can't our connty court give
the people who travel tli's road some
relief T Put in a pump at the crossing of
Thirty ml Is with a large watering trough
attached. Employ a steady ( middle-aged
man on this section of the road during
the summer months, let him pick out
the rocks and throw them away, remove
other obstructions and fill np the chuck
holes with gravel or email rocks. Then
instead of expletives their praises would
be sung by teamsters of all political
parties. This thitig of placing a galoot
ith a pair of buck skin gloves and a
white shirt and a garden rake at the
earliest convenience of the supervisors,
and lust before they do their own
hanling, they merely Incur an expense
to the county and their work counts for
nought. When they do put in a lick
they take out the gravel and small rocks
which should be left In the road bed and
pile np the larger rocks on the edges,
which is often from one to two feet high
er than the road bed. Many of the rocks
roll back again. Then a team is hitched
p and a load of straw is brought about
four miles followed by a bunch of cows
and atray hog, the straw Is dumped in
to the chuck holes and what is not eaten
and rooted out by the stock and wairon
wheels is blown away by the wind. A
bill is then hatched after due cogitation
which is brought Into court.
Johkph Whyte C. E.
Miis Looella Maddock has Jtift receiv
ed fine line of hair switches for the la
dles. She will take your order and have
ft switch made of your own hair if desir
ed. Call and see her stock.
sale by Hudson's Pharmacy.
Smoke an "Al's Choice cigar at the
Condon Pharmacy The best 6-cent cigar.
Condon Pharmacy
new jewelry.
has ft fine line of
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 sooth room of Fix
bnllding where I will be found,
it all times ready for business.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
OTIS W. PROPST.
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VHEATI WHEAT!!
I m prepared to buy wheat
and will pay the highest mar'
kct price. Money advanced
on warehouse receipts. Per
sons wishing to Bell will do
well to see me, at Arlington,
before making other arrange
ments, B. T. SHELL,
Arlington, Ore.
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Only
PURITY IN DRUGS,
COURTEOUS TREATMENT,
LOWEST PRICES
at
' 1 9
Condon Pharmacy,
AL HENSHAW
C. W. CROSF1ELD
Proprietor.
Astounding Discovery.
From Coopersville, Mich., comes word
of ft wonderful discovery of a pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring by any one troubled with a bad
congh always insures a good night's rest.
It will cure the cough too." writes Mrs.
8. Himelburger, "for three generations
of our family have used Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption and never
found its eqnal for Coughs and Colds."
It's an unrivaled life-saver when used for
desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles 60 cents and f 1.00 at the Condon
Pharmacy. Trial bottles free.
Cascara Jullettes cures constipation.
At Condon Pharmacy.
RE-OPENED
Th e Model
,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.
SUMMERS & NEWMAN, Pbops;
C0NDON, ORE.
YOU WILL FIND
CRABS. '
CLAMS,
CELERY,
SALMON,
CRAWFISH,
EASTERN OYSTERS.
And all delicacies of the Beasou, at
To take home or eat 6ii ClTJT? TrX? 15 'C!
the premises as you see fit. dXlJlll V JuilL
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Rugs and Carpets
Beds and Bedding,
Rockers and Chairs, . ,
Couches and Lounges,
Pictures and Picture Frames,
Kite hen and Parlor Furniture.
CONDON.
OREGON.
HEATERS, RANGES, COOK 8TOVES.
CLARKE & FRAZER
A FINE LINE OF
CUSTOM MADE
Ga
rments
Suits
Overcoats
FOOL JACK FROST BY PREPARING FOR HIM NOW
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.
BROS
DUNN
Ward off Wintry Winds CONDON. OREGON
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October 15 is the Date
on which we open eur Special Bile of Men's Goods,
All who are looking for bargains in Men's wear are
earnestly requested to extend their search to thia store "
while this great sale is on. It is a tnonej-saver fur all.
ALL THArS HEW
ALL'iTHAT'S COOL?
- Ready made suits and
overcoats, shirts, hats,
boot aud shoes. ' Our
special sale of these fine
lines begins October 15.
Now is the time for those
to buy who want the
best goods at the lowest
prices. It will cost you
nothing to inspect stock.
ORDERS TAKEN
FOR HEH'S TAIL
OR MADE SUITS.
We are agents for one of
the leading merchant
tailoring houses in Amer
ica and guarantee their
work. Our stock of the
latest and best in all
lines of seasonable mer
chandise is unsurpassed.
P. H. STEPHENSON
RELIABLE MERCHANT
CONDON, ... - OREGON
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE COUNTY.
Largest and best line in Gilliam county. Win
ter Underwear, Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Ul
sters, Etc. We also carry a select line of Uni
versal Stoves and Ranges, Groceries, Hard
ware, Iron Bedsteads, Spring Matresses, Chairs,
Extension Tables. Orders taken for Furniture
and Wall Paper not kept in stock, tn fact we
Carry a full assortment of general merchandise.
WADB BROS.
THE B1C STORE
OLEX,
OREGON.
THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY
Haa been thoroughly renovated and
ia now prepared to cater to the
wants of the traveling public Com
mercial travelers and others desiring
the comforts of a Qrst-clnsB hotel will
find this bouse sailed to their wants.
Mas. S. A. Maddock, Prop.
Summit Saloon
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,
OREGON
MEALS 25c BEDS 25c
INEHART'S RESTAURANT
The publio will find that no better accom
modations can be found in this country
than at this place. Good meals, clean beds.
HEADQUARTERS FOE TEA VELINQ MEN
GEO. W. RINEHART, Pkop.
CONDON, OREGON
rcmtl elan Mat ur,
rW. JufiXlNd
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Attorney at la.
Notary Public and Convayancar,
Coedoa, Or.
rotlMtlnnilndf fnitVrumt. Tnri rwwntW,
In ' ol HMtoOict building, uiu lira
PATTISOS
ioiasi pusua
D
Offie la OloU Battdlof.
coxdoh, . - . . oaxaoK,
. J. W. VOGEt
Specialist for Refractfoa asd EJetta
1 tie Eye.
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QAM K. YAH TACTOS .
ATIOBSET-AT-Utf,
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ojroojr, obsooh.
The Regulator Line.
Till Oi!!:i, FirtkJ I Iskria
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THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
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1 itwuacn ttariM Cltr ana RfiIttar tm
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Vtoot o! Conn StrMt, Thm Cult, Or,
aes Union Pacific
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HERBERT HALSTEAD, Managerl :
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil
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, given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff.
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Part Mall ton.Spokane.Mln- -
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rBOH FOBTtANB.
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subject to change
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Kx. Sunday , Ex. Sunday
Oregon City, New
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