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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1902)
THE CC::D0;J CLC3E. THURSDAY. JANUARY . 1003. f Hi OFFICIAL PAIt OF GflLiAM county ontacfu. il.n ... iitiiifj'ji tOCAly NEWS. iohi Randall was b frotn Oltt lion Not ebatrga 61 ad' for" Co&doa Pbsr toacy ILK weak. A grand bait will iiglrenln Armory sail on Friday aveuloK Ftb 14. Boy Frio end Fran Jtogert wr In town Taeaday from Forry Canyon. , E. F. Wtlr, oPMsyrlila, wh passen ger oo Sanday'i tts'fe (or Arlington. Ml Joyeo IIrbidr, of Cotf sill, U etching Is district So W Forry Canyon. W. L, Barker If ottt from Arlington th!i weal looking alter tmoloes matter. Sir. nod lira. Ed Daoa entertained a few friends at whiet Monday nlfig. torn Price has commenced pfowlng ea till homestead on tb rldgt north of .tows. il. T. PropM of Cla wbo' baa boon 6a tb ste Ilit for o Urn I rtportad fcaluproTlng. 6. W. Ooteor tb blacksmith who work la K. T. HolUntwck'a abop la via itlng bla family at tUm, Will Uaige, wbo la working for Wm. Smith of Cro tblt wlntarordara tba Qlobb Nat to bla addraat. tin. 8. E. Van Vector entertained a narabar of trlandu Monday la bonor of MlM Loall Maddock. Mra.J.r. Gratotr and lira. Wm. Wobf il of Maytilla llted friend In town Monday and Toaaday. Wm. Maagroro waa la town toaaday. tta report plowing tba ordar of tba day la bla neighborhood. JUt Mr. Moaat of Foaall wilt preach ia the Baptlrt cbarcb neit 8anday uornttfgaadetanlngj Wall I Utheklm8piugilkwatbr of tha pust waak don't salt yoa what kind would aolt yod. Mr. and Mr. E. McKinbay isltd Mayrllla Saturday night wfaaN Bob attandlng tba I.O.O.F. Installation. Jo Faraasc. of FandUtoa, a former resident of tbta plaoa waa bar a law day daring tba waak visiting friend. Bus Newman haaaold blalntaraatla tba Modal aaloon to bla for jer partner, M. E. Bummer wbo will oontlnoa tba boalnaaa. Bar. Mr. Varney of Portland and Bav. Mr. Mooot of Foaall will bold a aerlea of meeting la tba Baptiat cboreb commenc ing Fab. let. Blalna Malay baa completed and la now occupying a bandeoma new resi dence at AN 111 L. T. and L. B. Prion did tba carpenter work. B. K. Wilaoo waa In town Monday. lie la atlll navigating on cro tehee aa a ra aolt of bfcvtog bla foot eruihed aa noted lo tbla column two waaka ago. , Alex Dulble Jr. and Pearl Brown, war paeeentera on Satarday'a eUga bound . for Tba DeJIee to raaoma their atadloa for tba remainder of tba term. Tha Salera Weekly Bavlaw a naw pub lleaUon of tba capital dty la on our Ubla. It.il a neatly printed and well edited lit tle aheet. Lon g nay aba ware. Geo. Glbbona. of Mar villa took bla daughter. Mir Mollla, to Arlington Bat arday on bar return to Tba Dallea where aba la a t indent la tba 81etar'a Academy. Marriwd Veitfi'CifaJ forenoon, la tbf fifhtl of tba Cofftlov mnel,' Mir Louatta. aldeet CttittiUt of Mr. and Mra Job a Maddock, wae united la marriage with MrB.!l. Walo Toe ceremony waa performed by Father Kelly, of (he Catholic cftaeh, In the preeeoce of only tba Immediate rela tive of tba btltfi tbd a fevr cloe rVlends of tba family. A largo fctftftber of elegant and ueeful preMinta ffov) frienda of the bride betokened tire high eeteem la wblc'J fflra II held by tboea wbo know bar. The happy couple left yesterday afternoon foii'ortland and 8alem' where they will apeod their honeymoon. Fred Wllion and Mlaeea Mary and Maggla Maddock and Bella Wilson accompanied them as far aa Arlington Tne Oul ettende the aeual congrat ulations and beat wlebee. A Our for Lumbago W. 0. Wiillameoa, of Aaherat, Va., saya: "Pot mora than a year I coffered from lombago. I finally tried Chamber- lala'a Pala Bala and It gave aa entire releif, which all other remedlee bad fail ad to do. Sold by Madaoa fbarnacy. Saint's Entertainment TbatnUrtalnolebt g:fvt8 lit tba Saint's church last Saturday avealog by tba elnglng elate, which bad been under the tralnlngot Elder Cbaaa for aeveral weeka, waa wall attended and waa prooouaeed a great euceece by the larga aodteoce pree ant. The program consisted of vocal and Instrumental music, recitations, panto alnea etc. and it waa all so aaeellont that It ta oeeleea toettempt to partlcBla laa or make special mention of aay per former. Tba work dooaentltleo tba class and Ita teacher to much credit. Following la the program aa rendered : InatromenUl Music. Song rWelcome. Bed tatlon 'Morning Joeb I Song Old Kentucky Home. RaciUtion Domestic Tempest. Pantomlne The Henpecked Hatband. Song The Jelly Fisherman. Song -Boat Song. Recitation Tha New Cbarcb Organ. Song Whispering Hope. BecHatlott&-Atlecp at tha Switch. : Song-Cling to tha Bible. RedtaUoB A Thoughtful Spouse. Instromental Moslem Bong f be Dock, BeeltaUon-Tba taat Hymn. Pantomine- ' IhstrtltoauUt Mdsle. BeclUtion Tb off Hind Side of tba World or a Cow. Song Tha Puritan. Tableaux The Three Oracea. BongGood Night. It Girdle The Globft. Tba fame of Bocklina Arnica Salve aa tba beat la tba world, eitenda round tba earth. It la tba one perfect bealeref Cots, Coma, Barns, Braises, 8oree, Bcelde Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Acheo, Paine and all Skin Eruptions. Only Me at Condon Pharmacy.' J. E. Lancaster bai received a ratter from B. F. Parker, a dry goods man of 8pokaaa, making tnqulriaa la regard to Condon aa a probable location for a dry goods store. Tba Seattle Argue issued a vary fine 48 page Half century number last week. It la la uageslna form printed on One book paper and and II replete with floe engravings and Interesting matter. 'Bqolra Wilkinson White celebrated hie 76th birthday at his borne on Paper sack yesterday In the usual hospitable manner aa of yore. A large no mber of friends werepreseot to enjoy tba festlvltl aa and wish Mr, White many bappy re- torn of tha dey. Tha article on Gilliam county written bv tha editor of this paper which appear ed In tha annual number of tha Oregon- laa baa already begun to bear ftolt Lettera of Inquiry are being received at tbla office asking for further Information In regard to our resource from persons .who are desirous of coming haratw lo . cate. John Chamber, who work In C. B Falmcr'a barber shop, met with k pain ful accident yesterday by falling Into the cellar at Wilson's aaloon. He started to go from tha barber abop Into tha aaloon without noticing that tba trap door leading to the cellar waa open and fell headlong down the stairs. His aboulder was dislocated. By one of the awkward oversights which will occur in an exceptionally busy season, even in a newspaper office tha report of tha entertainment given by tba public school pupils Monday evening of last week was lost in the shuf fle and failed to appear In our last issue, That fact however doe not detract from the eicellence of tha program which the larga audience present report aa eicep- tionally fine and well rendered. The annnal number of the Oregooian for 1902 la at hand. It is a mammoth 64 page edition and Is replete with time ly Information regarding the state and Iter InuDbtrlee and resources. Mining farming, luuibering.flahng, horticulture. hops, wheat, stock etc., are all exhaust ively treated and well written articles from tha yarious counties areintereating feature, ine explorations oi Lewis am! Clark comea In for extended mention and the Lewis and Clark ExpoBision I DotAieerJooked. But the subject of great' awt Interest to Eastern Oregon la the opto "'tngof the Columbia river which la eirong ' ' Iv advocated. The Annual OreeonUoTs ' , a production of which every resident of to etato nouid be proua. Cffcl nttrtAlnmnt Ob Friday avanlng January 17 fb ! dial of Wallola Circla aft Condon will give war enterUiwmeaf Attended to be tba event of tB ssason An original comedy la f woactt il on the" bill of fare, also mtwlcal treat and ruin etrel asslstad by MM Mftbefibl Snow ball and Mis Arabella Jonea two colored lady minstrels from tb0nny sooth. Then tbefa tflll be eonUst of (trengtb and endurance by tha Woodmen, and pilea ol shingles loaded with good things prepared by the ladles and lots of goodies to eat. If yoa Wt to bav a good time ba present. Cut tbla oat and take It to Hudson's Pharmacy and get a free sample of Cham barlaln'a Stomach and LI rer Tablets, the beat phytic. They also cur disorders of tba atomacb, biliousness and headache. ALVILLE. Blala Malay' new city residence l now completed. j Newt Carl and bla alster bav return ad after a few day visit at AJaa. Mr., and Mr. L C. Lobeck went to Thirty mile Friday to visit her brother. A grand dance waa given at M. Jones' Friday avanlng. A. M. Chase, of the Latter Day Saints cbarcb la to commence a aeries of meet ing bera Monday. Bav. Lawson jatt cloaed on laat waak. . McF ' gtctJ tho Oouirh And Worke off th Cold, tMtth 9refl-Qilnlne TitbMi ere a tola OTIS V. FHOPST. Manufacturer of and Dealer la Soota and Shoes. SHOES L'ADE TO ORDER. REPAiniKG NEATLY DOHE Fine line of eortom mad MEM'S AtlO BOY'S SHOES kept la ttock. HEADQUARTERS FOU ti.!0RH!3 TELEPHOHE SUFPUES. ......fMmEn. COHDOiS : : : OREGON. VATCH ; THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. P. H. STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, If troubled with a weak dlgestloa belch ing, soar stomach or If too feel dull after eating, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablcta. Price 19 cents. Sample tree at Hudson Pharmacy. AVEHER13US CAR&OUHEU.J Avaoerloal Carbolineura la bare to U. Aak those 4 who bar nied it It prevent! decay In fence noata. water tankt and all wood work and is a guaranteed article. It also exterminates chicken lice and mites and keeps them away permanently. It U a general ptt- rifier of mangef, chicken house or I nitrnen. ittDreads with a brush r o r , , . and is a nice, nat-brown paint. m mffhlL , 10 W. PA1US Attorn at Latff Notary Fubila ariej.CewveyaricarV . " . Cwe. Of. eMtUmttnUnmrtnrm. Trmt Ofiic la mi ! MkvMkIUin(.ltMa twa s, a. raTnaoir fflev fa ffl.he geiiataej. ooanoir, ' .obmom, T aj.w.vocttr - tpecfsUst for Refrac&a tz& St&ctl .... dlUIye. ; I II B. DeNeul waa la froa Alvlll yester day. Miss Abble Darling la ft tending ecbool at Walla Walla. ' ' - Frank Maddock. la bar froa Weiser daho visiting friend. ' Bobn To Mr. and Mrs. Samael Ulxen of Alvllle, a bouncing boy, Bun Newman made abuainatf trip to Arlington daring tba week. ' t' Mr. and Mra. Frank Steven, were In froa Thirty mil yesterday. t Mra. Maley and Mra. WlUFarrarof Alvlll were in town Saturday. A naw lot of Una stationery baa lately been received la our Job department and wa are turning out work for our patron ovary day. Leave your order with a If yoa want tha beat. Blown To Atoms. Tba old idea that tha body aometlme needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill baa been exploded for Dr. King'a New Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex pel tb poisonous matter, cleans the sys tem and absolutely cure Constlpatation and Sick Headache. Only 25 eta. at Con don Pharmacy. Seel Seel Seel Call at the Condon Pharmacy Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Gasoline Etc, Rubber Goods, Druggist's Sundries. tot We Havp What You Want Perfumes, Toilet Articles. Jewelry, Watches Musical Instruments, " ; Etc. Etc. Condon" Pharmacy . - . , : : : . . I i LEADING DRUGGISTS. FALL A(ID WINTER GOODS. LAROEST STCCM HI THE COOIiTY. largest and best line in Gtflkta cotinty. 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. In fact We carry a full assortment of general merchandise. WADE BROS, l THEBICSTOEE "r OREGON wm rtstt CesSsa greiy Arse Kestka Wacck Ueel Colasa fee , ATT C SSET-AT-LAV, aatesesraer ftrfag strsel aa4 0rega aveai COITDOW, oafcooir. The Regulatdr Lino, Tt3 Gilki. FaiBrJ 8 kkfa NAVIGATION CO THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE-.. Dairy Una of Steamers Bervrtea Psc&a4 Vaacourer, CatcadaLedbwKooi Rival aadalPomt aa tba Vasbingtsa) sOa. T vmmtn tnwcitr im rRhtet raavt rrt4 Tr nwilii (ret S4r) V ea I'M alM Mia. la., tMVtac attaai la tmtkt Ue fet entcoimt; tntaa. gtSftt lM OrUy Btaa4. " W. C ALLAWAY.ata.Atl, KAreortSs?evTe tua,Oa. YOU WILL FIND CRABS. CLAMS, - :, CELERY, 8ALM0N, ' CRAWFISH, EASTERN OYSTERS.; ,f1 -- II' OLEX, - ii - v. it . i ' " ' - I I- t ii 1 I i ! F ' . II -- ii hi i- ig ii itai atrtrrffOT- t iifriiTiitl,i iinT 1 -i i r ' - m rr itttth i i i -'m i j I I 1 1 La CA Haa beell thorotighly renovated and J j 1 lJA'Si i B ia now prepared to cater to the 1 I I 1 PnMnnH V "Uolthatrawllt.gpttbc. Com. $ 10 aL. S iO 5 yUlllUlI jK mercial travelers and otheradeairing-4': '2 - 5 tha amnforta of a first-claaa hotel will 5 Tir-"'. .. , ,M .. , 1 I linTri ' rul find this house salted to their wants. 5 I lillli-L - r i g . i . i Mas. S. A. Maddock, Prop, a il 2 J - - 1 5 Ul l......iiiiiiiiia.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiinnnnnflnflnRniiniuuuuuinniun " " I To take home or eat on the premises as you see fit- And all delicacies of the seasouV at SHRIVER'SJ Summ it 3 a 1 o o n CLARK a FilAZER Cany In Stookaf fropvr Frlete Bollder' Hardware and Botldtna MaUrial. Moulding, Plintha and Block, Window and Door. Fomitore and Carpets, Rage, Bed and Bedding. Stoves, Tin and En ameled Ware. Avenerlon Carbollnenm tha great est preservative of of Fence roste, Water Tanks and all wood work, A sore shot on Chicken Lice and alt Vermin. y T HOUSE mmnsiiEns. 'TV IS I CT2 .. FRED WILSON. Propriotor - Finest brands of pure domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and CigRffc Fine Billiard and Pool tables in connection. A model resort enjoying the patronage of a quiet, orderly trade. Customers always pleased. CONDON, OREGON Annual Clearance Sale LIBERAL " REDUCTIOIIS' Oil ALL CASH PURCHASES FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS In order to reduce our stock of Winter Goods to make room for our large stock of Spring and Summer Goods we will, for the next ,30 days, give a 10 per cent reduc tion on ail cash purchases, except Groceries. , ' Call and secure some rare bargains of fresh, season able gOOdS. " ' Condon, Oregon, January 8, 1902. 31 DUNN BROS. 1 ouaiiiiauiUiiiaiiiiaaiiiuiumiiuiuiiiiKuiuiiiiiiiiiiiKi -MEALS 25J. BEDS 25C KJEIIART'S RESTAURAHT ; The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in this country r " than at this place! -Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUART&S FOR TRAVELING AfN GEO. W. RINEttART, Prop. CONDON, OREGON LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Managerl nOUCIl AND DRESSED LUMBER. Wa offer a Complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lambert eotiBlstfrig of Flooring, Ceil ing, Bastio, Ship-lap and all kind of Bodgh Lnmber. Careful atten given to bills of special aisea and dimension stuff. M1LLONE-HALP MILE SOUTHEAST 6 POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. Renew Your Subscriptions Subscriptions for all the leading news papers and periodicals published in the United States or an y other cOUhtry on earth ill be received At the Gloss office. 8a ve poatagetime atld trouble by leav ing the amount with da and we'nill attend to the bOaidees for you. Call when In town ad'd renew your aubscrip tlons to yonr favqriWi) Iqr 1901. tf ' ' Subecribe'for -tjya, Glob . i,;.- IpSiionrliiNil UfUOr.PACIHC VVUn affltigW Or. ChtoafO 8n Ul. EiTr( U'0SBb PVrtl.n ii Wanh.Onaoa. fMtei Kuim. City, BC :a. n. UatStCUeageaBd M4 Stilt- Baa. Atlaatie Salt Vnrt, tMla.&W Ism. rt- Warik.Omali., t-.il'a.av Kansu City, St, fh IhV LooU,CBkasoaa4 lactoa tu t.rTSl WaUa Valla Lew!- IM a, BW fat Mail toB.apokana.Mio U:lf.av BBolU,Bt. fanl, tb Culnth, Wllwao tVokaa kM,Caieaikaat OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE rnont roBTLANo. IMl.n. Alt fktlln data. nb)ol to Chauge For 8a Franclwow Sail .ry daj - tl Centabfa Biter too p.m. Xx. Bandar Mawr. Ks. aaad.f lilfuioajf Wjlitottt ta War W:M f. m Laadiui Kz. luudajr T:ta,M. Tt-. Thar Bad Bab :0ta.M. T.- Tr. aa fat. I, fclaarta fi.i WltlaatHa kW. Orqn City, K arf . iwietni jnaa- KBdn A W.j ndlng.. Wttliimett. an Taav . kiUBIttrs. OrarM .citr, Dar- laa, aj laa- WiiUmttt. Blvsr. rertltad to Corral- 11. lagB, Way Lu4- akt thtv. Klparla to Lawlstoa 4:90 a.m. Ss.8undf l:S0p.m. Hon- Wd, aadrri. tmp.n. Hon, Wed, andfrtt tT.tcwittaa D.U7 B.m. A. L CRA1Q Osasrat rasaeaeef Ai.Bt, rortland.Ct. ; - Notice. . Came to -my place Ofl fhirtyraile abotlt Atfgnat 1st, 1901, one 2-year-old Hereford bull. Color red with . white Una back and 'bald face. No brand or marks Visible. Owner can have same by paying cost of keep and for this notice, ' .-;. h J, B."Fo8B, ' . 42d48 ' . CnOi Or. . Jikbscribe for The Globe,. . . .. . .Qply U.50 a year- MILLI11ERY v GOODS. Latest styles in Millinery and , Fancy Good". , Toys, DolU, No tions and many other pretty things, for ladies and children for sale by.................. IJ1.SS LOUEldbA MADDOCK 'Jvi-.r.-