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Newspaper Page TextTHECOIiOi)r(; THURSDAY. APMi- !". IPOi Tt fit ov Invite corrpon.Vw tmn Ct rltnin (iiilwra conmv. 'ew thl (mif h IwmiIh uw wfdlate H t Count? an i our irh-nda to " "T trn.ilii t h tM ol ttwir rwve nrfchUirh xt. IVnvap.-HOMH n I Snt-I by - fM. mn Mmnrlli ir pb Btion, m " M evl.lrm- il irooo laltfc. mitf Hi.i.iiiuir atrniv no rrp'tnilitl orpt- li.n.rxtr wrmt br eirrvupmrfUHi. j FOR COUNTY JUDGE. " aT " " No better svhclhm roiUU wave fceen uwfa by th democratic party R)f county judge than was mado when Kd Dnnn was nnaniritosly t . .u . v...... fir rhwen at the recent eoiiveiitmn tor . ... that important tint WX)..rW. - pitioiv.- - Mr. Iiin hts hH ft rwi- dent of thia coimty fvr the past 15 years coming here from fiehigai in the Sprmg of 1SS7. In partner hip with hi brtrther Jaa. Dunn be ngaged in theelock btismesa lie al.-H) pursued the voca tion of teach- j rr few yeara--and later engaged in tlx?-mercantile hofineaa in Cn 4on, this branch of ihe business be ing under his uuniediat rern iiow and management op to the present time. The firm of Dunn Irua- i- known as one of the solid institutions of the county, and to the business abthty and etnet m- tegrity and close apilication of Ed Dunn is largely due that condition. Mr. Dunn is a level headed, con- scientious business man and as etieh. rniova tlu mnfii1fnce anil of ..v-v- all who do business with him. He lias proven bis business ability in the conduct of his own affairs and jt goes withont saying among all who know him that he will give the a me careful attention to county matters as be does to his owh affairs. Many leading republicans as well as democrats all over the county urge his election, as a business prop osition, and we predict that their desire in that regard will beaccom 1 li he I by no uncertain majority. Voters who believe in a' govern ment of the people by the people and for the people should vote for the initiative and referendum amend ment to the' constitution at the June election. It is not a partisan question as both state conveutionB have eudoreed it. M v , - Stop the Cough iKt works off the Cold. Laxative Bramo-Qttiniue Tabteta cure a cold B otie dy, ho Cur, bo Pr. Price Ht eenta t-vytnxrrtVTtihflt " Trasnrngrwr, has secured consent of the senate committee on commerce to incorpo rate in the river and harbor bill an appropriation of 1614,000 with which to commence work on the locks and canals at Celilo. This is pleasing news and nhows that Sen ator Turner's heart is in the right place but it is too early to become excited over the prospect of the early completion of the work. The house will probably turn the propo sition down because it is not pleas ing to the railway interests of the Northwest. A LIBERAL OFFER. Tlie undersigned will give a free sample of Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to any one wanting a reliable remedy for disorders of the stomach, bil ionsnew or constipation. This is a new remedy and a good one. lludaon Phar macy. Scnool Apportionment. The following Is the April apportion ment of the school money for 1902: No. Dint. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 . 12 13 ' 14 15 16 17 ia 19 2d 22 23 21 25 2i 27 2 2D & 31 32 39 44 " 49 62 Clerk. G. W. Briggs G. W. Long W. L. Gibson John I'hiliips . Conrad 8'hott W. L. Tobey John Weimar P. H. Siephenson Mrs. Alice Brown John U'aeeon L. P. Davidson R. M. Jul in bod Koy Ehbert F. B. Stevens . , . W. F. Parks Geo Dukek - ' W. G. Keys C. J. Q-iinn Amount. $647 80 134 30 31 60 90 85 110 60 138 25 79 00 71 10 645 10 75 05 209 35 118 60 339 7T 79 00 39 50 110 60 79 00 154 05 173 80 43 45 94 80 63 20 90 85 110 60 . 102 70 177 75 67 15 15H 00 65 30 154 05 98 75 69 25 43 45 19 75 3lt oO F. M. Brown C. A. Danneman Wiu.Neudel Geo. Smith J. A. MeMorris G. W. Morvel Clayton Shane : Will, Mucgrove J. 15. 'Wiseman A. V. Lewjs M. E. Weir M. L. She we 11. K Porter J. W CiKidick Martin V. Logan Total f)G05 70 ! NninW of children in countv .lr ing school roonev lltftt. Rite i- rcapthi $3.95. K T ( " j Job Could'nt Have Stood It ' Sdve will cnrthe worst case of piles on earth.' It has cured thousands. For In- juries, Pains or Rodilv Eruptions it's the l est salve in the world PHce25ca box. Cure guaranty. Sold by Condon Ph.r. The ii!Ioinjc v. kpw il"fn' i f hi ihf circuit court after oar H. ?! went to pns: V Landes v Edgar T Persons Con firmation granted. Geo. Hsniie rtflVva. Dave Spauldmg ft al oVfts -Continued. SUrah A. Maddock 'ff. . John Mad dock deft, Refrerred to D S LMiir In eoitence taking testimony on Apr. 23 Kte-lric O Ijeloh p.ff vs. Jo?. F Smith deft. Submitted. J,.hii IVnny aeeeoterol the last will ; and teta..-nt of E ii IVnny dec-.! P' Uertrnd J. Detmv as exveutrix ,f the last will and testauwnt of O. N. ,Vnnv ,,WMet nil G,riJI j. ix. pv ,t.-fi.a. Confirmation granted. Aaron J. Walker plff. vs. Mary K. Wal ker deft. passed. LAW. Aognst Seekarop plff . 3. 0. Steven- ton deft. Continued. i ... 1 ...!-... .... ..I . ff q. R. & S. Co. deft. Continued. UWKtti anl W. U- Kera trtnra as Wit Kejra Jt Son ptif L Cooper f et o SeUled and iisuiiK9ett. II. K. Weai'plff. vs. L, V. Darlingdeft. -Continued. Ma F. IVnnisoa by her guardian ad. I litem. Jay Boerniaa plff . Pi ion B. ,, t rnjU piff l(, proW)e jn her 0(rn Mwe graoted-Continued. L,ftrt Alieiaeh plff. vs. M. V. Logan deft. Continued, Alice Aleiaader v Charles Liilie Submitted G W Phelps vs A J Cochran Default and judgment and order to sell attached property. . Building in Condon. The coming Summer will dnnbtl M see quite a hnilding boom in Cond'-n. Dunn Bros, have decidd to eiect a cotn modions hnainess block which will mark a new era in the historv of Condon. The new building will be of brick 30 x 70 feet two storie9 high and as nearly lire-proof as may be. The interior will be fitted np in first-class style as a modern store building should be. The second floor will be open in the centre, and reached by an easy stairway being in reality a part of the lower room. E'Hiuett Arm strong has secured a contract forsaking the brick ami will commence work soon. lie lias let a contract for 100 cords nf wo-d to bnrn the brick aud has agreed to have then read? bv July 15. In addition to this a large number of new dwellings and other bnsines build ings will go np and the new flouring mill will be completed aud in operation by inid'Su muter. LONE ROCK. rmr ttt" past few days and the grass il groaing nicely. The sheep owners report gwl success in the lamb crop although the weather has been rough and the gras short. Jeff Neel movel his household g ol to Condon Toesilay having moved his better half to that place several days ago. Dr. John Joseph Hogan of Condon haa started np a Dr 's office in our city hut so far the only active work John J has been looking after' is entertaining his many old friends with some first-class jkea. Mrs. Z. E. Dodson is yet in a critical condition. Her father and mother are here from Washington , Geo. Perry is epecte I home nett Fri day which will cause his many friends to icjoice. A Raging, Roaring Flood Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. C. Ellis, nf Lisbon, la., had to re pair. "Standing waifit deep in icy wa ter," he writes, "gave me a terrible cold and congh. It grew worse dai I v. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sionx City and Omaha said I had Cnnsnmption and could not live. Then I began ning Dr. King's New Dimvivery and was wholly enred hy six latttles." Positively guar anteed for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lnng tronblea by Condon Pharmacy. Price 50c an I $1.00. Fishing Tackle large assortment at Clarke & Frazer's. Seed Potatoes. Seed potatoes $1 5!) p-r cwt at G. W. Btaine'n ranch. Lone Rock, Oregon. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Br.;no Quinine Tablet.,; .All drHfnrtitta refund tlii money II tt fulli tofenre E. W. Grove'a au nature Is on each box. 25c ANHOUHCEMENT I will open today a fine line nf Millinery Goods including trim med and nntrimmed hats, flowers and trimmings. GRAND EASTER DISPLAY Call today and inspect my stock. MISS DORA DOWNING. If! CONDON, ORECON. 9 AVENERIOUS CARBOLINEUM Avenerious Carbolineum is here to 'Star. Ask those who have used it. It prevents decav in fence p0(.t() watertanks ftn(J ajj W(J0(J i .1 . i i work and is a guaranteed article. It also exterminates chicken lice and mlte8 and Ueep8 them away permatiently. It is a general pu- rifier of manger, chicken house or ; .,i :,u k-..u P'K P"' "Pads with a brush and is a nice, nut-brown paint. & - .: il I t. X-.M wither i avui v't sd ihiwgrv- 'He. Ftn-r are alnuit throngh farming fr MtM Mia Mary libhey retntnul homa from Washington a few days ago after an alec of two years. Mrs. M. J. Simmons started last week to loaa to visit her aged mother who is not cipectcl to live long. Ml Flra McConnell is on the sick lict Uh a severe attack of la grippe, Tte Oranpe here bad an enthnslastic meeting Saturday with alHutrtanty-flve pre(--ent autoitg them Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Edawrtlaol Mayville. Mrs. lgin Myers whs aboard Friday's stage ew route for AJ: to visit her par ents there, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M:ley were np from Aj.s St m day to visit Ihe Grange. Miss I-una Farrer came home from Condon Fridav where she has Leen at tending school all winter. M. D Carter will begiu a term of schoal here Monday. ARLINGTON NOTES. Tap White til down from Willows Tuesday. Mis Emerson returned to Uoldendale Tuesday. 'Miss Mary Mo Kinney returned from fort latxl fririay. Mrs. Maud Williams was in from the Head ranch Monday. Fred I 'ee is hauling his clip of 100 sacks of wool to town. A. Smythe will commence shearing his sheep next Monday. ' Edgar Randall tlm Olex druggist pid our town a visit Saturday. il. C Jackon is handling the ribbons on one of the stages this week. Miss Bishop was in from Sckuttler visiting Mrs. Munroe Sunday, i R. G. Darris has again taken his place at the type cae of the Record. A. Beals, the Portland weather man, paid Arlington a visit Tuesday. : Mrs. Chas. Wherry retnrned Saturday from a week's viil to lleppner. Win Barker and J. K. Fittwater made a lio.-mes( trio to Spokane lat week . M. M 'Curry or dahing mashing bar neys maker made Condon a viit Monday. Dad Stephens is in from R.a-k ' ('reek visiting his neice, Mrs. Cltainherlain. Geo. Miller made a trip to lleppner in the interests of C.K Development Co. Mrs. Brook? of Gnldemlale was visiting Mrs. Stnrgftis this week. She returned ruewlay. Mrs. A. Goodwin, of Hood River, i visiting with the family of at Wallace this week. J. A. Ponnd and family moved to Wasco Sunday w litre t'oumlA Morris have purchased the Wasco Jews. B. T. Snell received the lumlier for his new house this ek and is nn loading i juet s Dili of he Cunningham residence. Cut this out and lake it to Hudson's Pharmacy ami get a free sample nf Cham ber Iain's Stomach end Liver Tablets the best ph sic. They cleanse and invigor ate Ihe stomach, improve the appetite and regulate the bowels. Regular size. 26e. per boa. Democratic State Ticket. The Democratic State Convention met in Portland at Thursday and nominat ed the following ticket: Governor (Jeorge E. Chamberlain. Sniireine Judge B. F. Bonlmn. Secretary of State D. W Sears. State Treasnrer Henry Blackuian. Attorney-General J. H. ttaiev. State Printer J. E. Godfrey. Superintendent of Public Instruction W. A. Wann. Congress lt District) J. K. Weather ford, of Linn. CongreB8(2nd District) W. F. Butcher of Baker. E. P. Weir, of Arl'ngton, was nomina ted for joint representative Irom I hi district anil Hon. C. E. S. Wh was the choice of Ihe convention for U S Senator. The platform declares against trust. ami demands public ownership of pub lic ntilitiea in municipal affaire. Demands that all state officials lie plaited on fiat sa'aries; Declares against the leasing of public lands, and lor a "tariff for revenue only. A VALUABLE MEDICINE ForCoughsand Coldsin Child ren. "I have not the slightest hesitancy in reccoiiimeliding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colds," savs Chas. M. Cramer. Ejq.. a well known watch maker, of Co lombo, Cevlon. "It is two years since the City Dispensary first called my at tention to this valuable medicine and 1 have repeatedly used itand it haa always been beneficial. It haa enred me qiiirkly of all chest colds. It is especially eff'-cl-ive for children and seldom lakes more than one bottle to cure them of hoarse ness. I have parsnaded many to try this valuable melicine, and thev are ail as well pleased as myself over the re soils." For sale hy Hudson Pharmacy. Condon Boom3. During the past we-k Lancaster & Pattison have sold 20 lots in the Condon townsite. Frank and Emmett Armstrong ! get 10 lots on the wept side on which j they will establish a brick yard, W. S j Myers takes 6. J. E. BiHingly 2 and F. P. Parker and tl. G. Jordan 1 each. Watch Condon boom. Notice to Taxpayers. AH persons paying their tax for 1901 on or before the 15th day of March 1902 will be allowed a rebate of 3 per cent. But if one half of said tax is not paid on or before Jnne 1st 11K)2, a penalty w ill lie added of ten per rent and interest at twelve er cent from the first Monday in April 1902. W. L. Wilcox, Sheriff of Gilliam county Oregon. ForSale. A fino young Jack coining 3-year-old. Bred from Cooke B'Oj. "Pinino" and Frizzcl's best Jenny. Enquire of CXiKE Buos, 2d5 Condon Oregon. rhia aignatnre is on every oci ol tie fpnulna Laxative BromoQuhtin. rattcts lb remedy that care a eo'K la tie. ixr -v.; W' Administratrix's Notloe to Creditor. Notice It henby liven thst the nnderalKiuHl. by the Coicity Court of the Mate ol Or.no u for ttlllhim CotinlT. ppuliiied the n.linlnU tnitrrix of theenUtrof DktIiI L. rattcnou. de ceaeed end ha qua lrtsl iherefor. All ptriwiii hnvtiift claim) eKHlnst said estate will present the same to me duly verified at my rtUVuce at Lfcne Rork, Orviron, within ilx mouth from the date of the first publication of thl notice l?i the Co.NnoS Globb. Date of Bret putuicalion March 27. 19TU. . . Hasah A. BaiuriSLD. Executrix of the Estate of Varid U I'nwmon. deceased. CONDON SHOE SHOP all kind op amia wnax kkatlv . dunk; old chobh s tm uooo hkw TCRNKO Hig XX-KII.KD IN rta-T-CLAKaSTTLK. ATlM'Al TION OlUS TXKD. A STArLK I.IVI or MKN'S AND SOT ' CCaTOa MADS Mlols rM STOCK. riSE LISB0P F3UNr.U5l PFSiOS Svl. E OTIS. W. PROI'ST Prop. .. . Headquarters For McMorris Telephone Supplies. Condon, Oregon. We Have for Sale 640 acres mile from school and post office 3"0 acres in high state of cultivation. 8 acres in choice fruit 6 acres of which i now in bearing. 300 acres in crop which goea with land. .' An abundance of good water springs and wells. Good bniipe; barn and other farm buildings. All well fenced. On County road 15 miles from Condon. This ia one of the most desirable places in the county. For prices, terms, etc., apply to Lancaster & Pattison, Condon, - Office in Globe Building. RE-OPENED The Model FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. M. E. SUMMERS Prop. The Arlington Saloon t C. W. WHITE & CO., PROPRIETORS Fine domestic and imported Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Bil liard and Pool tables run in connection. First-class goods is our pride. Fresh, cool MILWAUKEE BEER kept constantly on draught. Our constantly increasing patronage testifies to the fact that we understand how to please our customers. MAIN Condon, IvORD & CO Pullman Ordinary Sleepers The tourist, travel between the East ami the Pacific Coat has reached euor tnoiiit pronirtion in I lie last (ew years, anil rail" lor a epecial claeof equlpuieitt. To meet this demand the Pullman Co. has issued Irom its shops w hat it tech nically calls the "Pullman Ordinary 8leeper," These cars apjiear eimilar to the regular sleepers la-ing built on the same plan, but not furnished with ihe same elegance, Thev are equipped with maltreaeea, blankets, sheeis, pillows, pillowcaen, towels, couilw, brushes, e't. . requiring nothing of the kind to be fitmiiiied by the paxsenger. Each car has a stnx'e for making tea and coffee and doing "light houeefceeping", and each section can befitted with an adjust able table. A uniformed porter accom panies each car, his business la-ing to make np twrthg; keep the car clean, and Uaik after the wants and comforts of ihe passengers. In each of the trains which are ill-patched daily from Portland bv theO. K. AN. Co' is to la found one of thew "Pullin tn Ordinary Sleepers". The car attached lo the "ChicsgiePort j land Special" goes through tot'hii-ego i without change, and the one in Ihe ' "Atlantic Express" runs lo Kanaas City without change. Paaaenger In this car . for Chicago change to a similar carat Granger. Much of the flret class travel is being carried in Iheae cars, the rates being lower, and the service nearly equal to that in the palace sleetiers. , Forraiessnd full information, Includ ing folders' write to A. L. Ckaio, General Passenger A gent. O. K. AN. (Jo. Portland, Oregon Hath Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 cents at Condon hotel. - Oregon. Correspond with us. -CONDON, ORE. STREET Oregon qjinrjrrunvrinnnjnnnrunn Splendid Specimens of Superior Skill ! ths eaprtNmlon nf almtwl wrry person who hat examlnwl aamplea nf work iitwl at thla nrfliv. Mierlor wliitliiK In th aim! you want, work that la tun In a nlornilv manni'r It thi Mini that nvllhrr para tl) bnilnma man nor III printer. A 11 Iho priullus t-iitoat fruia thla oltlra la lie I anil allracUvs. S. A. PATTISON ri'i.iiMKa THE finnninvruwuvtnnivwOTintrvwvuu KERR C1FF0R & CO.. PROPS. ...GRAIN... Stored with us will receive the careful attention of experienced warehousemen. Barb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, cement, feed and mill stuff always on hand in any quantities. Gen eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. . - Arlington Warehouse Co D. B. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON, - - OREGON The Condon Barn Only flrsl-class Livery and Feed Htahle In the city. Fine new rigs and good teams. Special attention to all stock left In our care. Large, strong corrals in connection. Our terms are reas onable and we solicit your patronage. I Springston & Rogers, Proprietors muuxnjutruvuinuiijuvtrtruwi THE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE GO. WILL HAVE ITS NEW WOOL BAI.EK IN OPERATION BY MAY 1ST. HIQIIE8T PRICE FOR GRAIN. GENERAL WAREHOUSE BUSINESS. BALFOUR, CUTHRIE & CO . M'C'RS. ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS, I0NE LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil ing, RiiBtin, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lumber,. ..Careful attei),.. ' given to hillaof'speclal sizes and dimension stufT. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON; LATEST DESICNS IN WALL PAPER I have just received a large Invoice of wall paper in lat est styles anil pattern. A hunt a ton of it on hand and must he sold hy Jnne 1. iVicewonderfnlly low. Es timates furnished. W- , DARLING. SPRING MILLINERY. Finest Line ever opened in Gilliam County. All the lat est styles. Best qualities and values MRS. R. II. VALN. jr. WOOD, M. D. Physician and 8urgoon , Pay and n!a.hl eall pcsraptly auwtrl Offlc Ustn itratt near Iprtng, KD0N, ... ... QUI, C. S. PALMER, prtisti Barber, Steele Shaves and Hair-cuts, Razors honed and ro-Rround COHDOH ORECOH, O. S. EBI, rR0PR!ETOI OF SODA and ?0 TTW& G II 0RKS Manufacturer of Soda, Orsnga anil Champagne Cider, Sariaparllla and Iron and all other Soft and Carbonated Drinks, Condon trade 1 respect fully solicited. Order promptly filled Arlington, , Ore, O. L. Neal, tl well known auction, eer, will give the strictest attention to II business entrusted to hit care. i you have property to tell consult hlin. Notice hf Final Settlement. NolU-e Is hrobr atvsn that lbs andtrlfn4 ha (lied bli Bhal aremin as administrator ol Ihs eatab ol Hsniy Dk. dwssm!. with lbs Comity Court oC Ollllam Comity, Oregon, aud Uial tald Court has appointed Monday. May S, 1002. at 3 o'clock p. m, at Coiulon. Orvgon, as Ihs line and place tor bearing olijortlom to sstd (Inst account ami lor the ntinl settlement thereof, AU bolts, creditor or others Interested In Mid aetata, eboubl file tbvlr ot)ecUnnt, If any they have, on or before the day and hour aboirs nam ed. C. I. QtilNN, Pated Mareb IS, 1901. Administrator. A RIGID W'RUTISr Of OCR SAMPLES RKVBAM NOTU1NU BUT GOODNESS CONDON CLOBE PRINTERY BRANCH HOUSES: BLALOCK, QUINN'S T KICKLIN, DENTIST Offlee N3 Doknm UulMing, Portlnnd. Oregon Will lie In (Umrloii on or about October 21t. to n-uialn for a short llnU) Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to Nov. 25,'lfiOO, will be paid npon pre sentation at inv office. Interest eeaaei after Mar. 20, 11)02. '. II Rtkphknhon, Treaenrer of Gilliam county, Oregon. For Sale Fonr-xhnice reaidemw lots for sale l Condon at a bargain. Enquire at this office. ASnap In Real Estate. 1200 acre ranch on Lower Rock Creek 14 miles from O. R. A, N. station. 800 acres heat wheat land in Odliam ennnty 100 acres nnder Irrigation ; 10 acres In orchard. Fine large honse, good barn and other buildings. Fine spring water piped to honse and barn. $10 per sere. Terms one third cash, balance on time. For full particulars call on or address Lancaster & Pattison, Condon, Oregon. We have all kinds of farm and ranch property on onr lists. Agenii for Con don Townsltt.