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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOtlDOl! GLOBE. THURSDAY. MARCH 13, 1002. THK OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY OREOON, LOCAL NEWS, Mr i. H. K. Wait ti on Iheilck Hit tbU 0. A. Dannaman waa In townToaaday from Clem. W. A, Campbell camt np from Tort land Tuesday. K. D. Ilobar, on of tht popular till ua of Bock crwik mm In town Satur day. Qtla Campbell and Roma McColly two wall known young men of Arlington war tiara yastsrday. For "Lilly Hud" whisker, ranownad fur purity, f cellmca and uiaturlty go to Mlka Suoimera' Modal Baloon. Eldar A. D. Moors) haa bought of J. E. Lancaster, two lota adjoining tha Valuta church npon which ha will erect a real dene. Mlaa Boott, who baa bran apendlng sometime with her alaier, Mr a. John Jackaon, returned to her houii In fort- land latt Thursday. Bav. J. W. Moont, acting for the 11 p- tlat eoitgregatlon. twoght two lota yea tarday, from J, E. Lancaster, aJJolnlng tha chorch, for paraonaga. Mr. J. K. Fits water's condition eon tinnea a boot tha aam aa raported last week. 8h la very low. Mr. Fltawater la alio down with an attack of la grippe. Grant Wade, of Otei, waain town Tneeday accompanied by hla nephew Wilbur Wade, who la a recent arrival from the Valley. Ilia family la with him and they have located at Olei. Geo. Glbbona, of Mayville, returned from Arlington Monday where he took hla daughter, Mlaa Agnea.on her way to Tha Illea where ahe will enter the Sis tar'a Academy for a course of uiuaio. Joa Pom waa In from Tttirty-niile Tuesday on hla way to Tha Dalles and North Yalme on a business trip, lie ipecta to bring aome fin blooded bulla bom with him from Ilia latter place. Th Infant eon of Mr. aod Mr. A. A. Co died at Lout Valley Tueaday. The family are recent arrival from Nebraaka and Mr. Coi la working for the Lout Val ley Lumber Co. Th child waa about it month old. Earnest I'anwiU, the blacksmith who formerly worked in W. M. Dunlsp'srhop arrived In town Friday after nearly a year'a abaenc in California, lie aaya th Golden Ktate I all right but the "bunch grata" coontry atill baa attrac tion for him. Mra. Than CavlnTniet with a painful accident Friday at her horn in Ferry Canyon. 8h waa thrown from a horae lid Buffered a fracture of the left forearm and a dislocation of th wrlet. She waa brought to town and the fraclnre reduced and I now getting along nicely. She will vlalt at Mr. and Mr. W. L. Yitcoe until ah la able to reinrn home. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Edwardsand Mra. Edleman, of Mayville, were In town Sat urday on their way bom from a vleit with trienda at Alvitle. While there Mr. Edwarda Interviewed the people of that neighborhood on the subject of organ! a branch Grange at that place and found all enthualaatlc on tha proposition, lie will go down and organize the Order on th22ud Inst, and expects to atart them off with a large tnerotiersMp. New Settlers Arrive. 8. B. Hartshorn and family, William Shaw and family, C. F. Thorpe and C.J. Konier arrived here 8unday from La tnoni, Iowa, and will Invest in land and eettle In tht locality. Messrs. Thorpe and Komeradid not bring their families with them preferring to flrnt look over the country and secure locatlona. These people all have the appearance of being anbatantial citiiena of the right ort to bring grand old Gilliam county to the front and no doubt will meet with a hearty welcome from all onr people. They are all old neighbor and ac quaintance! of Wm. Ilawea who came to Gilliam county two year ago and who la now counted aa one of our moat snb etaatiat cltiaen. Welcome, new comers I llara'a our Ground Broken. Ground waa broken Tuesday morning for the new flouring mill and work on tha escavatlon and foundation will be pushed. It will tie several weeks be fore the road will be in condition for hauling lumber from the Lost Valley mill and th purpose I to have the founda tion completed aa soon as the lumber be gins to arrive. We understand the Mill Co. will pur chase all of their lumber from The Lost Vallev LumlierCo. and we congratulate Mr. Ilaltead, the efficient manner, of that company on having secured such an important contract. School Notes MAKY WHYTE, EoiToa. Ilaiel Filiwater, Edith Greenfield and Paul Lancaster, ol the Grammar depart ment, were absent Monday. Gertie Shannon, Jennie Neal, Nella Ilolleubeck.Sarah La Forgey and Llllie Campbell were a linen t Tuesday. Florence Clarke and Louise Morrill have returned to school after a week' absence. At the quarterly examination held last week Arthur Wilcox was promoted to th sixth grade, Florence FergtiHon and Violet Greenfield to the fifth grade aod Pearl Moore to the fourth grade. Harry Bour, Gomer UaweaandFlor ence .Wilcox were absent Monday. Allen Evans, of the fifth gmde has gona to Fossil. Katy Clarke, Renaie Searcy and Rie Armstrong visited the intermediate . room Tueaday. ARLINGTON NOTES. J. K. Lancanter, of Condon, waa down on business Saturday, Mr. McBaln and daughter arrived from Wisconsin Saturday. Oil Campbell mad a trip to hi Ferry Canyon farm Tuesday. W understand th new oil company was Incorporated Ibli week. Wesley Ulgg haa accepted a position lo th Kedford meat market. Atty. 8. K. Van Victor's merry face was teen on our street Monday. Con Bohott wa In from liovk creek after a load of household good Monday James John and wife relurnod Sat urday from a three mouth trip in the East. W understand that Tom Rates haa old hi saloon interest to Albert Help linger. Jus. Kelxur and th road machine wa beautifying and improving our street Monday and Tuesday. Cha. liursh arrived from Portland Saturday and I look lug for an opening to go Into business. Dr. Griffin who baa been visiting li Portland all wlaur rammed horn Sat urday hal and haarty, A number of Willamette Valley boy have arrived and expect to help harve the lamb crop this spring. Our young folk enjoyed the bocIk dance given at the hall Tuesday nigh' About 80 numbera were sold. About 30 homeseeker from th have atopped off at Arlington the pa week and atrnck for the Interior. - Lambing commenced In our teeth Monday and if this weather continm aome large percent will be made dim. her. L. C. Montagu waa In from Elgl Mile Monday, lie says plenty of sqii- rel are out already bat not so many h in former years. A man wa killed by the car nea Caotle Kock Saturday tifghi and owin to the distauce the inquest was not hel- until Tuesday by th Morrow count- coroner. Nlgnt Was Her Terror. "I would cough nearly all tiiglit long,' rite Mrs. Chai. Appelgate of Alesan dria, Imi., "and could hardly gut an It-cp. I had consumption aa had thw if 1 walked a block I would cough fright fully and eplt blood, but when all othe medicine failed, three (1.00 bottle oi Dr. King's New Discovery w holly cureii me and I gained 68 pound." It I abtt- ulely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Cold LaGrlppe, Uroiichitla and ah Throat am; Lung Trouble. I'rice 60c and $1.00 Trial boltlea free at Condon Pharmacy. AJAX. John Smith visited at the Palmer ranch Friday. Waller Adlard went.to Condon on bus- loess last week. Ralph Junkin came up from Moro last Thursday. Mr. Tom Sco't ha been on the sick list the last week. John Bleiiter wa a caller at the Pal mer ranch Friday. Tom Scott and Ruff Stanton are busy pulling in their crop. Ed Palmer went to Arlington Friday after hi new well drill. Charley and Ray Marvel came over from Uock creek last week. Uluin Maley and Mr. Frickey were caller at the Palmer ranch Toetolay. Jennie and Jessie Palmer visited at the home of their uncle WillFarrar near Alvillu last week. Jennie and Lixxie Palmer visited their friend Mabel and Myrtle Smith of Hay Creek Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Maley incompany with their cousin Will Smith, and their aunt, Lou. Adam went to Arlington Tueaday. A force of men from this part of the country worked the county road from the top of Devil' hill to llay creek Tuesday, Mr. Lou Adama and Will Smith re turned to their home a Oakville, Linn Co. last week after ataying in this part country about three weeks. They think buuch grasa is all right. Topsy. Whan vmi n aka no wiih a bad taste In your month go at onee to liuilwut Phar macy ana get a tree eampietu viiauiuer l.iin'a Ktmiiaeh ami Liver Tablets. One or two doxea will make yon well. They rill Himi mire niliousuess, aiua neaiincuu ml constipation. THAT ALRS TO OF ASTYDR Y See! Seel See! Call Condon For Drug", Paten t Medicine, Paints and Oil?, Window Glass, Gasoline Etc., Rubber Good, DruggiaVs Sundries. Condon LEADING Wo Have What You Want I Oranges, Lemons, Bananas f I BARR BUILDING, uruniurvrjrunruruv We Have Doubled our store space by building an addition, made necessary by our increasing trade. ?all and inspect our stock of Hardware, Furniture. Stoves and pipe, Pishes, Tin And Enameled ware, Lamp, Matting, Carpets, Window .Shades, Doors, Window, Glass, Mouldings aiid Blocks, Nails, Brada, .Staples.Carriaee and Machine Bolts, Ma- chineOils, Paints, Lead, Colors c-i. ..ii,. . . .1 iClllllg, Oil CI 10, VUHUUJJL-O UIIU But this is. The milk of human kindness Is seldom rich with cream. In fact, of earthly things, but few Are what they really ?ceui. And these few things can be found at The Condon Meat Market and Confectionery, JOHN JACKSON Proprietor. 8 Thirteen Converts. The series of revival meetings which mve been in progress for several weeks n the Hnptist rhnrch under the clirec mn of Rttvs. Mount ami lhitton cIosimI Tnenday evening. The meetings were highly inrcetsful thirteen converts being the result uf the labor of the ministers and members of the congregation. Of this number 12 were baptised into the church Tuesday afternoon, the baptism services lieinir held at Thirty-mile. Rev. Mount would continue the meetings fur another week or so if it were not for the fact that his family is sick at Fossil and he is obliged to go to them. Rev. Mount will. hold service on the second Sunday in April aud will con tinue the meetings a week or so longer. A Horrible Outbreak Of large sores on my little dmigters head developed into a case of scald head" writes 0. D. Isbell ol Morgnntown, Teun, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured her. It is a KiiarHiiteeil cure for Eotema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pimples. Sores, Ulcers and Piles. Only 25cents at Condon Pharmacy. Sheep shears, whet rocks and lamp! black best quality at Clarke & Frncer'a.j s DUNN BROS. .. . at tha Pharmacy Perfume, Toilet Article. Jewolry, Watches, Mimical Instruments, . v Etc. Etc. Pharmacy DU.JGIST3. On hand this week. also ' Beef, Pork, Poultry etc. Finest Cundies, Nuts and Cigars. ELGIN MYERS. , ORE. t uxruxfuirub CONDON and Oils, Gasoline Lamps, Win :;.... n.. ... ...:-, re AU1UIUIIHIU1I. Get our prices. Clarke & Frazer. I Delinquent Tax List Contract. A contract for the publication of the delinquent tas list wa let by thecounty court Saturday. The Arlington Record was the soeceeful bidder its bid being 9.00 per column brevier measure, a frac tion under eix cents a line. The list must be published in four issues of the .paper and a copy of the paper must be sent to each person whose name appears in the list. The work roust lie carefully compared and corrected and be absolute ly correct. The Weekly Times' bid was 7Js cents a line for the same work. The (ji.onK alflo submitted a bid of 14r a line or $2T 66 cents a column which is as low a price as the work can be done for. The advertising space of thie paper is worth a certain ligure and the county will pay the same rate as any individual no more ami no less, if it uccs such space. The court did 'ight in accepting t lie hmet tiid and it chould insist on a first-class job. The county is in luck. Another case of misplaced charity on the part of a country print shop. And the world has seen inaiiv such. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxtitlve llromo (Jninliie Tableto care ft coKI n ono dy. No Cure, no Pay. I'rice 25 cent tf2ICAO. Bar2"ai u i I Of course we lave BAUGAINS l f -in all lines of ;oods. M'e I fi make a siialty of BAR- 4 GAINS because it pays our 4 customers to secure I5AU- t GAINS and what pars our X customers (.ays us. I If you are from Missouri Come in and we will "Show You." P. H STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, 1 Spring and Summer, 1902. We beg to announce to our numerous friends and (ifttrons that we soon expect to open, for their inspection and approval, the finest line of SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS ever offered in Gilliam County. -We handle General Merchandise which means that we can supply you with any article needed, from, the finest fabrics in Dry Goods, Clothing and Furnishing Goods to the most substantial aud latest improved gang plow, freight wagon or other farm implement or machine. Our gro- . eery department is stocked with a complete line of the finest brands of Staple and Fancy Groceries and our line of Shelf aud Heavy Hardware is up-to-date. WADE) THE BIQ OLEX, - II I TUC f THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY 1 THE f CONDON 1 HOTEL J 5uu irvnnnnJininjinnnjxminjUTJumnuiar s ummit FRED WILSON, Proprietor Finest brands of pure domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fine Billiard and Pooljtables in connection. A model resort enjoying the patronage of a quiet, orderly trade. Customers always pleased. CONDON, MEH ART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom- ; -modatious can be found in this county than this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN RINEHART, Prop. CONDON, OREGON GEO. sGXESSNEPsE'BSnsiS'aTvBSa Trespass Notice. j All persona are hereby warned against dumping manure, 'garbage, or other re fuse matter on any lots, blocks or prop erty now owned or controlled by the undersigned within the corporate limits of the city of Condon. AH persons fiuling to comply with thiR notice will be prosecuted to the fullest extent oljthe fiW. Coudon OrvRon, J. E. Lancaster. March 4. 1002. Notice to Taxpayers. AH persona paying their tax fur 1901 on or before the 15th duv of March 11W2 will be allowed a rebate of 3 percent. ' But if one half of said tax is nut paid on or before June 1st 1902, a penalty w ill be added of ten per cent and interest at twelve per cent from the first Monday in April 1902. . - W. L. Wacox, Sheriff of Gilliam county Oregon. ns? 1 BROS. STORE OREDON Haa been thoroughly renovated and ia now prepared to cater to the ' ants of the traveling public. Com mercial travelers and others desiring the comforts of a firbt-clasa hotel will find this hoube suited to their wants. Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr. juvuuirfl Saloon. OREGON -MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. .... t Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, W. L. Wile x, has been duly ap pointed administrator of the estate of , a. Nelson, deceased, by the Honorable County Court of Gilliam County, State of Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned ad ministrator, duly verified as required by law, at the office of Sam E. Van Vactor, at Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon within six month!) from the sixth day of March A. 1). 1902, the same being the date hereof and the date of the first pub lication of this notice in the Condon Globe. '' ' W. L. Wilox, Administrator of the estate of E. A. Nekou, di ceased. ' .- r r,'-i. ;-L Subscribe" for Tiie Gloci5 a' V Sv M1f fc rfm. d tiat Mil tmtur. Attorney it law, - Notary Public and Conveyance? Cn, Ot fnnrrlUtn and Intitran'-. T rvunn (!. OSt! IB ol (.uMuSbc ltul)ain(,Mklaur fATTISOS I0TAKT PITBUa v . Oflle Is GUbs Bonding, cotoos, .... onxaow. gAM . TAM TCT0 ATTOSKT-AT-IAV. OCee eeraw Spring tit l aa Ortfoa STsaaw . icoirooir. OBBOOW. v The Regulator Line. Its Bills?, ftrlhd S lslorii NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Oaffr line of Steamers Bctsnea Pertkft Vancouver, Casauk Locb,Hood Rrva usi afl Points oa the VuiingM aids. Ti stsa Baflm CITv ana aia.Tit.fnr t Fartlnnd arr b.ui!b (axe.nl aunil.vi.i' ib4 Tha Onllc at I a. m., arriTlnf at awtla Boa la ana la list for ootf olng Iraloa. . ftaigbt Kataa Gpeaiiy Baduead. W. C. ALU WAT. Gn. Agt, foot ol Court auaat, Tba Dallas, Or. Oregon Shopj LvaL AsaVmoH Pacific TO SALT LAKE, DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, SXa L0U!Sa EAST EVERYWHERE Ocean Steamers be tween Portland and San Francisco every five davs. LOW RATES For ticket rates and particulars write to agent O. R. & N. Co. at Arlington, Oregon, or to the undersigned, A. L. CRAIG, G, P. &T. A. Portland Oregon. CONDON SHOE SHOP OTIS. W.PROrST Prop. " Manufacturer of and dealer in P.oots aod Shoes. Shoe8 made to order. : Repairing neatly done.' Fine line of custom ' made men's and' boy 'a shoes kept in stock. , Headquarters Foi McMorris' Telephone ' V Supplies. Condon,, Oregon.