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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOUDOM GLOBE THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1902. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OHEOON. ' i. .' 1 . 1 L !i LOCAL NEWS, ? lUrtuu wit in from Lout Valley Friday. Frank WlUou returned to Arlington MuiuUjr. Amlrww (Jrelnvr was ovvr from May Villa Monday, T. i. Johnson visited Arlington during the wi. K l Dunn la having an addition built to lit residence. A flat ann was born to Mr, and Mra. Oliver Ward Tuesday. (iram Valler lad a I0,000 flr on Wvdiitteday of laat week. Mr. Mary brown, o( Bock Crwk vUl tl Irlondi In town Tueiday. A. B.Lamb, of Foaall, waa In town Monday on bit way to Arlington. It, ft. Brown baa almoat racovertd from Jili icnt painful accident, Fred WlUon, A!s Hardlt and Frank Laboaa want to Arlington Saturday. R. V. Moor and 8. B. Contort war In town from Ferry Canyon Saturday. B. K. 8arey delivered 21 head of year ling fteera to I). 8. Brown her Sunday. Sheriff Keenton, of Wheeler county, wat paaouger on Monday's north bound itage. Frank Slevent and Jo Fom wero In from Tlilrt-yinlle Tliortd." olaht attend ing Woodman camp. Mr. Geo. tllbbona and Mn. 0. J. Qainn, of Mayvllla, were in town a few hour Tueeday calling on friend. Otl I'ropat ha Inert ted hi itock of up-to-date toot wear very contlderably of Ute and hlutt at building an addition to hi ttore. Waktid Ihjucwatblt A woman or girl to do light houtework and take care of baby. Good wage. Enquire at tuit office. Meatte are th order of th day In Condon and many of th kid' face might be mistaken (or big liood River atrawberrte. Rev. .Italy, a former pastor of the Congregational church here ha been re called to thl charge and I e i Dueled to bold (ervlce here nett Sunday. Idea pret-lnet fallal to hold nn election thl year. The follow over there evi dently had an idea that it pay better to tay at horn end law wood than to dab ble In politic. W.O. Brown, of Idea precinct wat Ler during the week on buiine. lie hat almont recovered from the effect of bit accident latt winter though itili of ing on crotch. Considerable money changed hand her last week a retult ol election beta. Chamberlain 1'ortwood and John eon were the winner for tbote who placed their money on them. Mr. F.B.Steven and mother-in-law, Mr. 11 N. Steven, ttarted for Heppner Wednesday morning where they will cpend a week or two visiting friendtand Attending the Baptist Association which convene at that place June 4th. Alonto 8leven and family arrived at Hood River May 28, where they met their ton, Oiiat, who ha been attending the school for mute at Salem, and ei pect to remain during the ttraw berry eaton both for butlnet and pleasure. There will be a ttrawberry and ice cream fetlival at Lovoat Grove Saturday June 14, given by the Sunday tchool for the benefit of the minister. A hort pro gram will be presented consisting of ong recitation and dialogue. 7 :30 p. in. All invited. County officer elected In Wheeler connty are a follow: commissioner, R. T. Brown, dem ; clerk, G. 0. Butler, rep; ehertff, P. L. Keenton, dem ; assessor, W. 11. Sateer, detn ; treasurer, A. B. Lamb, rep; torveyor, W. W. Kennedy, rep; coroner, R. II. Jenkins rep. Deputy U. S. Marshal Roberts of Hep pner, was here last week alter wltnaseee for the government to testify in the French case In the U. S. C'rcult court. Fjencli wat arretted at Mayvllle more than a year ago charged with sending obscene matter through the mails. A party of five bomeeeekers from Minnesota and Dakota came in last week and have been looking over the country for Investment. They have already closed deals in the May yille country for the Ed Ionian and Ad Smith ranches and will likely buy other tracts In a day or two, S. R. Do Nenl, win Is here from Port land looking after his ranuh interests in Ferry Canyon, was in town Monday. Mr. DeNenl it an attorney by profession and varies his work In that line with an occasional trial of farming. He will re turn to Portland on a business trip In few days. The Condon ball club went to Mayvllle Sunday to try conclusions aiiain with the Mayville nine and the way both sides piled up tallies indicated that the boys nre bettor adapted to foot racing than to the national name. The score stood 30 to 43 In Mavville's favor. The Con don kids are now talking big and ilenlar- ins that thev will wipe the earth wltn the old nine and they may do so. A uunieis being arranged for next Sunday between the Olei and Condon nines on the Condon diamond. Marmkd At the residence of W. L, Wilooi in this citv. Monday evening, Mav 9, Mr. John Cavin and Miss Lydia Kraut were united in marriage, Judge Nettle officiating. Both the contracting imrties are residents of Fossil where Mr flavin rrHidni'tH a nroanorous barber bus iness. At about 10. p. in. the Buffalo band, Condon' renowned musical or Utilization turned nnt and treated the newly married couple to a delightful ser enade to the amountof abontaix dollars' worth which the itroom glndly paid on condition that tt would not he repeated V II Stephensuii' baby hat been III for a few day. P Burton I rloutly ill at th Wilton residence In thlt city. Work has been commenced on W. 8. Myert' new residunce. Ales Hardl told bis wool at Arlington Monday for ll?4 centt P. II. Slephonton made a bntlnes trip to Trail Fork during th week. Wm. Twilley, a wtll known Ferrr Canyon ranchman wa in town Monday. Mist Stella Darling ha returned from aneitnndttd vititat Walla Walla and Arlington much Improved In health. The brick yard I about ready for bnt- Ines and active work will begin in It at one on th kiln for Dunn Bro. tor. Will Van Ordatrand who ha been very ill for mint time In hi room In th Fit building I reported (lightly Improv ed. Geo. Gibbon' end C. L. LIIH' team went throngh Tuesday morning with carload of fat bog for th Troutdal market. Thot Dillon ha sold hi wool at Ar lington t 04 ct. Hi hep war all dipped recently which injure th tale of th fleece, Ed Blgbee, who has been visiting friend In th Willamette valley sine January bat returned and resumed Jii ponirlon a engineer on th Condon-Arlington fatt wail. Mr. 8. B. Barker and Mr, T. G. Johnson ar visiting at Portland thl week w her b latUr goe delegate from th local Eaalern Star chapter to the Grand Chapter of that body. Goo. Gibbon, of Mayvllle, went to Arlington Tuesday to meet hi two daugter, Moll! and Agnes, who are stu dent In the Slater' Academy at Th Dl!. Th young ladles will pend their vacation at borne. Will Foster, who bat been In poor health for ome time, left yesierday for Portland and from there will seek ome climate which may prove beneficial to him. He wat undecided at to jost where he would go bat thought he might try Southern Oregon. J. R. Fraser wat In town Tuesday on hi way to Lone Rock having completed hi work a deputy attettor of thlt coun ty for th year. Mr. Frasar eipcl to leave about Jnly let with hit family fur an estended visit with friendt and rela tive in th Willamette valley and Southern Oregon. TheWehrll baby, which wat so terri bly scalded last week, as reported in oar last Issue, U improving. Mn Wehrli it stopping at the Dunn residence, in thlt city, with the child, to be near their physician Mr. and Mrs Angell, of Mayvllle. Mist lltsel FiUwaler of this place and Jim Stewart, of the Fossil Jouroal, were pat tenger on yesterday' atage bound f Portland w her they are called by the US court a wltneate in the French. cat. Colonel Mike White Sullivan ha or ganised a base ball team known as the Sullivan nine and hereby announces that hit bravee w ill take pleasure in mopping the earth with the Condon pro fessionals nest Sunday or any old time they will meet them. The team is a strong one and with Doc Nlckiin as urn-' pir they are bound to win. E l McDaniel, former resident f this place and who i well known her met with a painful accident in Poiland few day ago which may result in leaving him permanent cripple. He was em ployed In the Eastern LnmberCu'a mills operating planer when, by a misstep he was thrown in to the machine and his right arm horribly mangled. He is in th Good Samaritan bispilal. Bat ker A Filter are preparing to ship 3.800 head of mutton to the Chicago market. Unless a sale should be made to a buyer who Is now here they will ship from Arlington in a few day. The shipment will aggregate about 15 car loads. Messrs. Barker, and Pliter will both accompany the shipment. Andrew Greiner, Jim Burns, W. A. Darling and perhaps several other will embrace the opportunity of makings visit to the east. Hymenlal. At the Grande Hotel Arlington, Sat urday evening, June 7, 11)02, Rev. Ed Baker officiating, Mr. James M. Camer on and Miss Mabel llalsteail, both pop ular and highly respected residents of this place, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. ' , V Die Globk has been waiting for some time for an opportunity to chronicle this happy event and it now basiens to ex tend all sorts of congratulations and good wishes. The bride Is one of the most high ly esteemed young; ladies of this county and for several - years has been a successful teacher in the Condon pubiio schools while the groom has grown up in and with this county and is now one of its most suc cessful stockmen. The judgement and good taste of both are to be commended and it is not too much to say that both are worthy of all the good wishes which they will receive from their boat of friends. Shall We Celebrate? ' Is Condon to have a Fourth of Jnly celebration this vear? This question la being discussed by some of our citizens and many are said to favor it and some are said to be opposed to the proposition. There is not much time now to make arrangements and if there is to be a cele bration it will be necessary to get to work at once. If anything is attempted it should be a united effort by all the peo ple of the town otherwise it will be hard to make it a success, The Globk is in favor of a celebration if all the people want one and they will all unite in mak- in a the affair creditable to the town and It has but one suggestion to make vis: If we celebrate let os be sure to Include the reading of the Declaration of Inde pendence in the program this year. HAVE YOU THE GRIP OR A COLD? We guarantee every box of Lang's Laxative Cold Cure to break up a cold and cure la grippe. For sale only by Condon Pharmacy LEADING DUUUISTS. - ' ; ' Bring us your ann Oranges, Lemons, Bananas On hand this week. also Beef, Pork, Poultry etc. Finest Candies, Nuts and Cigars. BARR BUILDING, aw uiriruvinaniJtAnJVWuxriAXinrLfv CLARKE & FRAZER 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. ; WE WILL' HOT BE UNDERSOLD. IChoice Stall Finest Mutton and Pork.;- The Condon Meat Market and Confectionery, JOHN JACKSON, Proprietor. ;?oV.?iw?oV.sKS We now have A LARGE STOCK OF Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Toilet Articles. We have lately added a Complete Line of Paints, Oils and Stationery. Our Goods are Fresh and our Prices are Right. Wilson's Pharmacy. Two horse buyers from Nebraska were here durinit the week. They bonglit about 75 head from Mrs. C. W. White, of Fapemack, Decides a nnui ber from the Armstrong and Nelson boys of Ferry Canyon. The stock will be shipped from Heppner. Of what does a bad taste in yonr month remind yon? It indrates that your stom ach is In a bad conditian and will remind you that there is nothing so good for such a dinorder as Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets after having once nsed thorn. Thev cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels. 25c at Condon Pharmacy. 2m!TT!TT!?!TT?!?H?n?!mrf?!?T!Tlfn!?f!!!T!!lTt!?!mm!nT??miT?25 s- m . ' . -s We offer this week the: 3 largest and best line of 2 Boots and Shoes . everonsale 2 c ; . ; in Condon. v3 Latest styles in Hats and Gent's Furnishings. 3 iiiiiiiiuaauiiiiuuuiaiaiiiiiaiaiaiiaiiaiiaiaiimiiuiii prescriptions. ELGIN MYERS CONDON, ORE. 5 jnnniuvunnjunruua - fed Beef, a Mrs. Mary Brown, of Rock Creek, ex pects to buy lots, and boild a residence iu town during the eouimer. My little son had an attack of whoop ing cough and was threatened with pneu monia; but for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy we wonld have had a serious time of.it. It aleo saved him from sev eral severe attacks ol croup. H. J. Strickfaoen, editor WtrldHtrald, Fair Haven Wash. For sale by Condon Phar macy. ' Get Clarke & Frazer's prices on Doors, Windows and Trimmings before buying elsewhere. . DUNN BROS. Something to Please the Kye A grand dicplay of Spring and Summer good. Anything you wish in the line of Ladies' Wearing Apparel. Shoes, Gloves, Belts, straight front Corsets and Girdles. In Waists we carry a large assortment of the kteet styles. When In Condon do not foil to call and inspect our fine line of Summer Dress Goods including Lawns, Dimities, Foulards, Zephyrs, Ginghams, Persians, Organdies, Swiss Etc. . - P. H. STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, ' Spring and Summer, 1902. We beg to announce to our numerous friends and patrons that we soon expect 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 tinwt fabrics in Dry Goods, Clothing and Furnishing Goods to the must 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 thefinest brands of Staple and Fancy Groceries and our line of Shelf and. Heavy Hardware is up-to-date. WADE BROS. THE BIG - OLEX, THIS QAnnuinnuuinnnjuinjmrinnnrv THE Jf CONDON ? HOTEL J tfiru uxrvnnnnAJnnjunjmiurtAnnnju' INEHART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in this couojty than this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQ UARTERS FOR TRA VEL1NG MEN GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop.v ANCASTER 4 PATTIiiOs, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm and Town property for tale. Correspond ence solicited. ' CONDON, OREGON. 1 STORE OREDON POPULAR HOSTELRY - s Has been thoroughly renovated and is now prepared to cater to the wants of the traveling public Com mercial travelers and others desiring be comforts of a first-class hotel will find this house suited to their wants. Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr. iruvvnuxrinnnjirmnninnnnaru MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. CONDON, OREGON Notice hf Final Settlement. Notice ii hereby given that the andereigned has filed his final account as administrator ot the estate of James Nixon, deceased, with the Comity Court of Uilliam Coanty, Oregon, aud that said Court has appointed Monday, Jufy 7, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. m, at Condon, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and for the final settlement thereof. All heirs, creditors or others Interested in said estate, should file their objoctlnua, if any they have, on or before the day and hour above nam' ed- ; C. J. Quikn. Dated Jane 3, 1902. Administrator. CHIEF 1Ullifrii'lii'.l!t,'ilVliillllHltl4Vhi' Will mtikc the h'umhi ,of m my rtuich t Cointcni. ThiK is nniioubtetilv the finest jack in the oonutv and horoemeu nho desire the best shoiild call and see biin. ' Pruiuhee Name, Cheif; color blue; ape 8 years; bred by Smith Eckels, of Crliforniar sire Stem WinderfBlack Mammoth Jack): grand sire, im ported Kentucky Jack; 1st dam, Malta Juuuie (Imported).- . - ; " 4' For terms, etc., enquire of the HndeTsiRnad 'll l W A:, Cv.uh1ok, Or. 1 Itimi tint ms.I muutr. Attorney at Lew, Notary Public and Conveyancer, CoiMloa. Or. rnftf!ni1 Intnranrn. Tfrm, rennM t tii la mf ol ixuiwitir beildiug, Uiu utift s. A. FATTlSOJt ioiabi mux Oftlc la QIob ftalldlnf. CcrsnoN, . . . OHEGOW. gall . TAH TACTOk ATTO E3IT-AT-L A . tScs seran Spring rtrMt aa4 Orgoa Tat COwDOW, OEtQOH. The Regulator line. Its Oi'Iei, Pfcrifm j 2 ls!:rfj NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Daffy line of Steamers Between Poet!aa4 Vancouver, Cucus Lock, Hood Rbm tad aS Points on the Tashiogtoa mit. Pwrtltnd .vrrr noraloc (lcrvt iibi!ti t Hid Tt DUe atS a. ra., arrlvinf M dwua ttoo la anpia Una tor outfoing una. W. C. ALLAWAT. 0a. ijl, rt o Court Unl. Tbm EUM,0fc orEGorf Siiorrj LifiEL aiaUmori Pacific TO SALT LAKE, DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. IILW YORK. - Ocean" Steamers be tween Portland and San Francisco every five day 8. LOW RATES For ticket rates and particulars write to agent 0. R. & NV Co. . , -at Arlington, Oregou, or to the undersigned, A. L. CRAIG, G. P.&T. A. Portland Oregon. visit DR. JORDAN'S qnkt( OUSEUO 0FJf!lT0OY 1081 MARKET ST.. MN FRANCISCO, CM. - Ti-.t largiat Aaatcaiaal giaeso , mtti.wora. SrMMl aitrt-Hn M lt CHjf. J uwuUt-ruI tttihtar nuUm. j .rl d r).t tl TVl.v Mr4 tij 9 th. olds.1 Sprt!lt on tii I'aoi&t Cow. JKMabUsUmlMywrs. , 63. 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