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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1902)
THE COilDOi! GLOBE TS .'. . t;.-.-.l.- -jr.:.- THURSDAY, APRIL 34, 1002. tHB OFFICIAL PAPKROF QILUfAM COUNTY, OHEOON. LOCAL NEWS, Andre l'atterann wai over from Mftjr till precinct Sundae, J. E, Uncaaier Is In rortlsn.1 this frk on tuMtht trip. Tit Y, P. B.C. K. will serve Icecream and cake on election day. Frank Shannon till erect a Una new residence on hi ranch lo th near future, Candidates Wllcm ami Stephenson were In Arlliitn last week looking after matters political. far "Mil riiid'' wi.li.kee. rnnnil for purity excellent ami maturity go to M Iks Summers' Model rjaloon. Ham A. Uarbtir, advertlslnu ajtent ami traveling salesman for tli Chamhetlaln Medicine Co, wa In town Monday. . Jos. V'hyt was In town Mund. lie e I poet i to hny lot In town ami hnlld a residence thereon In th tear futitre. Tha Willing Workert will glv an en tertalnment ami lunch In Armor llall tomorrow night, ' Don't miss it. Bee posters printed at this office. . ' A big May-day dance m III I given at Wade'a hall Oles.Thursdsy evening Mav lit. The ltet of innnle will he furnished ami an elegant nipper will I served at the Randall hotel, fcioe hill printed! at this olflce... The. Interior Warehouse Co. of Arling ton are InMalllng a wool haler ami will toon I ready to halt and ship wool in larirt quantities! Arlington la detained to be the principal wool market of Bitt ern Oregon thla teaaon. Tha Cibi la requeued by the mem. Iiera of the Snnahine society and on be half of Mr and Mrs, Overlsndcr to ex tend thank to all who essUted In mak ing their entertainment a euecesand si ao to tha general public, who ao liberally patronised It. , Tha local Rehekah Indgti will give a Mav Da? danoe Frlda evening Mae 2nd at which tha bel of music, etc. will he furnished. Everybody I lnvlie1 ami a good time la asmtred. Tha Reliekaha know how to maka feel at home. Pn't miat It. poe" Brown waa In town Monday. "Hoc" aaked fin to annonnce to lilt trtenda that ha haa decided to retire per manently from politic. There la nearly M ninoli money and a great deal tnnre contentment and general satlsfae tion In the rattle business. ; It. E. Graham A Bona, hava ponght tha old CUrno ferry boat and hava moved It to the month, of Thirty-mile where the will pnt It In operation. The trip of 00 mile down the tnrhnlenr John Pay wa an eventful one and attended with much difficulty and aoma danger. j In thla Itana wilt be fonnd a new ad of tha Columbia Brewery of The Dalles. The product of thla brewerv ha the en dorsement of the United Stale health department a being absolutely pnreand the beet made in in , the United State. It la on vale at tha Model Saloon. Who aald Condon la not coming to the front? Tha Bunch Urn Co. ia tha tat tent bttalne enterprise to ha launched and tha manager Informs no that he will have a tupplv of hakinii powder on the market by May lt. Thi powder haa been thoroughly teeted by many house wive of thi section and haa proved er lectly eatinfactory. The company w.ll a lo mannfactura extract when they get atarted in business. E. P. Weir wa In th section from Arlington for a few day during the week and wtiila here he auhl baud of sheep to Blake Bros. Mr. Weir I the demo emtio nominee for representative fpoin thi (1 11 r let against C. A. Uitnneman, tha republican nominee tor tha ame oHlce. Both are good men and no mat tar which way the cut jumps, the Inter cut of (iilliain county will be fairly rep reaeutod In the IcgUlature. About 70 was realised by the Snn ahine Society at the - entertaiment an t dance given last week for tha henelit id Baby Overlander. An escellent program was rendered and the lunch and social dance which followed were highly en joyed. Mra. Overlander left tha next morning for Portland where tha aill ng baby has been placed In a hospital. The child stood the trip w ' II and strong hopen of Its ultimata recovery are entertained. Thelumber for the new structure of the Condon Milling Co. has htgnn to ar rive at Arlington and Is Iteing hanleii out a rapidly as possible, Wink will la pushed from now on with all possible dispatch and the comtmny expects to have the mill running by August 1st, The condition of tha roida Wtween this place and I-obI Valley made it necessary for the mill people to purchase much of their lumber below which they expect' ed to secure from the Lost Valley Lum ber Co. L. 0. IUlston. who owns the Alinirton townsito is doing a lively business in the enle of town lots this spring. Last week be sold 10 lots. ndlolniiiK the railroad ai if it rant u t aitii m. urs 14 nuni .v m-a warehouse to the latter company who w ill enlarge their warehouse capacity and have plenty of room for wheat and wool teams to reauh their platform .with out inconvenience.Mr. Ralston reserves the old hotel buildinir which now stands on the property and will have it removed to a point further np the street where it will be remodeled ami tinted up as a iodg ing home. Ha has sold ah ut $4 000 worth of lots during the last few months Horses Wanted, ' I will buy broke saddle horses st Goo- lon Kiiturdsv, April 20, and atUlex Mm dav April 27. Horses must, he 14 8 to Frank Wiln-m wentti Arlington Tui-p-lay, Jim Cam j-bell returned from Arlington Tueadriy. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Wain returned from Portland Bunday, J. M. Kownlng will buy horse here Saturday nd at (Hex 8unday. Miss Belle Wilson commenced a term of scluol at Eight mil Monday. Don't be mislead Clarke A Fraxer will save you $20 to $10 on Uood Reliable Steel Ranges. Searcy's shearing crew commenced shearing at Mary Brown's ranch on Rock creek Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. E Summer and Mis Mamie Smith started for Portland Tuetday, They ax ect to spend several day In tha metropolis. Fred Wilson started for Portland Mon day on a combined bulnesand pleasure trip. Fred has a particular fondness for Portland lately anyway.' Mrs. Wilson, who has been Waiting hereon Fred and Frank and her daugh ter Mis Bella Wilson, iu- last tall, ex ited to leave next Monday for her home in Michigan. ' W. II. Ilerrtn, repnhllcan candidate for sheriff, here this week In the Inter est of his cnmpalgn. Mr. Ilerrin la a pleasant gentleman and seems to have the faculty of getting acquainted and making friends, Thomas Dillon waa In town Tneadae, He reports the lamblnK season nvrr and that the increase In Ma flock amonnts toahont 100 per cent. This is a much ladier lowlnic than was reported In this column a week or two ago, ; Louie Oomlnl, the well known mono ment man of The Palle. ha an ad In thi Issue. Lnnle I recognised as the finest workman on the roast and he still has an eye for hnsines. lie will be here in a few day to solicit orders. Ed llnllenheck war thrown from a horse on north Main street Tnesdsr and rather severely injured. The force of the fall rendered him unconscious for a while but he soon recovered and was able to be on tha street again yesterday. (lenrge Evans has been held In t20 bell tortile apfwuraric at tho next term of circuit eonrt at Pendldton on the charge ' f steal I oil rpr Thegrip was t tie property of a Mr. Blmmona of near Condon and waa stolen from the depot at Pendleton. Elgin Myers I putting a new soda fountain and will soon tie readv to cool his customers off with thenVHrinni bev! erage known as Ice cream soda. Young men who are popular with tin- ladies should take notice and begin to aava np Ihelr 10-cent piece. Fred Wilson is preparing to renovate and remodel the Summit saloon and make It one of the finest end most np to- date resort In the eountv. A floe new bar, hack bar and other flxtqre wilt he Installed and the Interior will be thor-j ought? tenovated. He Is in Portland this week buying his outfit. Geo (jthlxme and C. L. Lillie, of May- vllle precinct shipped a carload of fat hogs to Troutdale last week which brought them abont six rents per pound there. The team which hauled the hogs to the railroad stated from the tiib bona ranch at six o'clock one morning and at seven the next morning they were In Arlington having covered a dirtance of 62 miles. This ia a record breaker for heavy freight team travel. Reception to Williamson. When lion. J. N. Williamson, the re' pntllcan nomltiee for congress, returned to hU home at I'rlnevllle last ThurtHiay lie was scoorded a royal welcome by practically the entire population of the town without regard to party stnhatiotis. The suite on which Mr. Williamson waa a passenger was met several miiea out hy a handsomely decorated carriage and the distinguished son was taken to town in a ate. Such a reception from his net(hhore, the people who know him hest, speaks well for Mr. Williamson and as his nomination is equivalent 'to elec tion It is well for the people of the dis trict that he Is the sot t of a man whom his nelghhors delight to honor. Good For Rheumatism. Lant full I was taken with a very severe attac ttf muKcnlar rhenniHtUm which censed me great pain and annoyance. Alier trying eevernl prewrlptloiiK tm flieuuiHtic cure I iecio:el t use Clisni herlain's I'ain Halm, which I had seen Mdverti.cd In the SoutA erstyiiittp.) After two application" of tins Kemeils I wai mnctt tietter. ano arte' munit ne vtMiiii whs completely cured. Seine tjerris. Salem N. J. Bold by Condon Pharmacy. We offer this week the ; 4 2 largest and best line of '.' E: I Boots and Shoes 1 - ever on sale 5 Sr. - , in Conclon. S J- Lateststyles iuiiiiiiuuiuuiiuiiiaaiiauuiuiiiaiaaiiiuaimiiiiiiiiiii r HAVE YOU THE GRIP OR A COLD? We guarantee every box of Lang's Laxative Cold Cure to break up a cold and euro la grippe. For sale only by Condon Pharmacy LEADING DUUUIsm Bring us your arm Oranges, Lemons, Bananas r On hand this week. ' aW Beef, Tork, Poultry etc. Finest Candies, Nute and Cigars. " BARR BUILDING. uuVuVUlAAAA txjxnxwxrxiuxrijvijxfxjvuxruxj CLARKE & FRAZER ; i Make a specialty of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Locks, Nails and all builders trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Glass. Hardware and Furniture, Dishes and Enameled Ware. ; Get our prices. . VE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD. lr 04-n fiFinest Mutton and PorkJ The Condon Meat Market and 5! JOHN J AUKbUN, Proprietor. S We now have A COMPLETE STOCK OF Druga, Patent Toilet Articles. Fresh and New are jvigub. Wilson's Pharmacy. are Right. C. O Cantry and wife arrived from Portland last week and Mr. Cantry has accepted a position in J. F. Reisacher'a harness shop. "A neighhor ran in with a bottle of ChamherlHin's Colic, Cholera and I'iarr hoea Ri-mcil v when my son was puttering with severe crumps sud was given np ae beyond hope bv my regular physician, who stands hiirh in his profession. Af ter administering three doses of it, my son retrained conxciousness and recovered entirely within twentv-f.mr tn.ii's," says Mrs. Mary Mailer, of Mt. Crawford, Va. For sale by Condon pharmacy. fihppn utiftiira. u'hprrnpb tn( ' luinn black best quality at Clarke & Fraser'e. in Hats and Gent's Furnishings. 3 DUNN BROS. prescriptions. ELGIN MYERS. CONDON, ORE. p jcj ov: a mi Confectionery, Medicines and Our Good are and our Trices Condon now boasts of & new enterprise in the form of a baking powder factory owned and operated by the Bunchgrass Company, . 'TIs Easy To Feel Good. Countless thotissnds Iimv fonnii al hlesuimi to the tsntv in Dr king's New Lif Tills, which positively cure Consti pation. Kick Headache. Dizziness, Jaun dice, Malaria, Fever wild Airue and all Liver and Stomach troubles. H I'mely vegetable: never gripe ir weaken. Only 25c at Condon Pharmacy. Get Clarke & Eraser's prices on Doors, Windows and Trimintngs before buying elsewhere. Of Interest to Bargain Hunters. Prepare for Spring by treating style shirts. Hftta of all kindt, n all nh;vh, Schxl Lunch Boxes FiM up and put ir your pocket. Tablets of every description Good, smooth paper. freshly layed by eMellent hens. Percules Fine line of the newest styles and shades', Have you seen our Linen, Crash and Duck suits? AH new. Elegant waists Fashionable styles and color. Ail size-.. foveltiegin hair ornamenti". combs, lock pins, hair pins etc. Shoes These bargains- melt be fore the glare of public favor. O'dy place ou earth where you gel full value for your money. Jew goods arrir.ttig daily Glores, shoes, aktrta waist?, no tions etc. Call and see them. t We are stilling what ta left of or Winter etock at greatly . .'.' reduced prices." ' " " P. STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, I Spring and Summer, 1902. We beg to announce to our nnuierous friends and patrons that we soon extect to open, for their inspection and approval, the finest line of - SPRING 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 0 Furnishing Goods to the most substantial and - latest improved gang plow, freight wagon or other farm implement or machine. Our gro cery department is stocked with a complete line of the finest brands of Staple and Fancy Groceries and our line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware is up-to-date. 7 WADE BROS. THE BIG STORE " V OLEX, - I ; OREDON THIS jiruinjmruuinnjvuLruuinnnruvi CJV Summit THF 30ND0i( I HOTEL 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, INEH ART'S I I. - The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in, this county than this place. Good meals, clean beds. 63. S8 HEADQUARTERS GEO. W. RINEIIART, Prop. - For Sale. 1)20 acres of fine land M miles n'rth ! of Condon, 800 of which is in cultivation. . 275 acres miles enst of town, 113 si-resof whiciiisin cultivnt ini, lialnncf of which is In paMnre. 1'Unlv f jtcmd water for stock on hoth place. Al"ifsl9 head of horses, 15 of which are (food hea vy work horses. Harneas fur 14 head. 3 uood wagona, hen.ier, . hesder ttedd, plows, walking ilnw?, drills, Iiht rows, hack, liuw')tv amijnll ni In r necessary sary iinp'einnW for conduci io(t a first-class ranch. AH wider-three wire fence, (iood orchard, tlirce lare )jrn nrins Mill hold S-00 sacks of grain', shed rmnis for over 2Qfad of horses, iKvllinj ( house etc. For price and t.'rms enquire j of Patrick Skeix'v. tf ' , Cohdon'j Orejjori. j yourself to some of our h - at all mcvn ew 1 POPULAR HOSTELRY Has been thornnghly renovate! and is now prepared to cater to the . wants of the traveling public. Com mercial travelers and others desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel will find this house suited t their wants. Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr. Saloon OREGON M EALS 25c. BEDS 25c. $ RESTAURANT FOR TRAVELING MEN CONDON. OREGON .....' INsJT0gfsSSEfvBSBtrt SW , CHIEF iifrsffiW3iifetlii'iiiiwiii'ie'iTftiiiii Bin AVI 11 mttiV llll' k.)lillt l MlttHt 10 V Mllrll Hi ; f'onnim. Thi I HiiitouMtdlv the finest J k In j t .i' c i:nty Hml horsrmrn vhi Cuire the tx'fct tiliould ihH ami n e him. j PKi'ii bk Nn c Chelf; color hl'w ;a eSyciir- ; ; brvd bv .n.iili Kckc'd, of t-rltro nin; isv Sti m .Windiirtlikiek Mamniolti J kj:. Run d Ire. iii liorti-'l Ki'ntnik jack; HI dum, Malta jeui le (iin'-ortert). :'.'. '' ' - v Vol teims, etc., Cliq'ilro of tlio HndortiKiK'd iff , IV hy " t t.H . I W. KABMSSr it. Attorney at taw. Notary Public and Caftveyane s. k. rTrtso I0IAET PUBLIC etltee hi Otob Bnt'idtng, cordon, . . ' okxaos; gAM t. VA.1 TACTOB ' ATTOEIET-AT-U, OSes omr Spflpj ctrset u Oregon cvsacw The Regulator Line. Its Dallei, Mui I Mm NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.-. Daffy line of Steamers Bdwera Totihni, Vancdtfver, Case tot Locks, Hood Rivq tad all PoicU eo tint axiungtoo uJs. Tb mrr.'T TTT dry ana ltfnfrT Ink forllfind evert mornlBC cieeul Sumlurl t'. ml Tli. Ihtlle. (it . m., arrlrinic l dtotta ckn ib .sip,, itme ler outulng mint. rrtigkt nia Ore.lly Kedueed. W. C. ALfJl WAT. G. Aft, Foot of Court Street, The Belief Or. Oregon SijoiprLimi ard umon Pacihc to SALT LAKE, . DEI1VER, KAI1SAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. EAST EVERYWHERE. Ocean Steamers be tween Portland and San Francisco every five days. LOW RATES For ticket rates and particulars write to agent O. R. & N. Co, ! at Arlington, Oregon, or totheundereigned, A. L. CRAIG, G. P. &T. A. Portland Oregon. visit DR. JORDAN'S eftCATt uuseuu of :::.tc::y 1051 MARKET ST.. SAN SRANCiSCO, CAi. (IMm Sink aa Smaik.j TntwrfHtABBtamlcwIiaieam X lntbtWori. f Gratit attrmttim tn tht City, JL nnlitmn, or ny controcN x 9diiheitNe,iMltlvl:rcuritiy 9 til ul(lt 8prr-lllKCill tli t'acilia ComU JSnUljlliiied SSjruan, 08. JOnOAN-PCiVATEBISEASCS j Tonus rara snd inl4ll m4 turn wii itr sutfcrinK A frum ih citecti f youililurlmii- w oretluiiB or rxtvcsi hi mturr I rmloim; Nprinn.arrlapn, prtntiMvr- rliwa, OuHorrbciM, u irci. irfqurn.j t l'rlull, II r R comblimtloii of J renie'lira, of (rit curnilTe o tr, tlio Dix:tir I ImssirfAtifta flin imim.ni ma n win dim m mtiv Mift.rd ImmrdltttA rvilf. but Berratuiciit I cur i'k Doctor doe ii"t elim lo pnf.irm 1 mlrnclm, but In well known to ba ft fnlr tut) w sqirir ehT'lolan mid hnreii, ir-uiiuui . I Ui lil pecliiUy Dt f Mm. (7 , aYPHH.lt thomnithly n.dlmd from ) tb iiyiuai Kltliont tlu'useof Jl.-ur. It TriH fltled br an ETrrt Radln1 I rnrr for Itupturc. A qiilrli ami railtcii! emtlnt Pllva, ! Ixonro ml I I-Hluo, by i lie, Joraxn a spoclai pamira meino.is. i EVIUT MAX annlrtnfftonaKUlreoeir I Our tiu-! "fifnioil of JilncontPlflt''!. ll mill aunnmtr m fjxm t m ui i intra tm " muff if ". ...... I i'intii!ftii'n J-UKr. p"npinci'Tr"TBi r CUSUi'J VURt KEAbOABL& . Tre.umeutlMrwuRM v or by Idler. ' wnt tnr hook. ' . IntllBtteE. Maiikb Kuaa. Wuio.a I book tor mi-ii.) em i or mrum HX k CO.. 1051 MsfKtt St.S, F. ' V-o Li So i Mo if j i 15 1 in height . .PowNtNa. Subscribe .for the Gi.oak. T. WVniv C"ii.(oii.'r. J "f k-Js- - "k-k J