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Newspaper Page TextTHE G01ID01I GLOBE THURSDAY, JUNB 18. 1002, , THet OrFICIAt PAPER OF GILLIAM ' COUNTY, OREQON. LOCAL NEWS, Mra.S. A. 1'atttionU on tht tick Hat Mil . . . : , Mra, .Mitt gtllt I rteowlng from ovartTitUtu-k u( iiiMtiilvi. A lru cry J t NiiiH Op from Oloi 8uu day lo wliiieM tlii bull gaiun. . Mia. T. U. JaUnaoii an J Mra. Darker H'turiKil from 1'urilaml BumUy. Miita Minerva la visiting IUv. . anil Mia Mount al t'unal! Itiia woek. Katf, lUaly will hold aarvlu la tLa Coiitfregattbttal cliuroli nest&uuilay. - .-, ketir your proper agatHal Or lu tht )uuli. ' Lama.uir. A I'aitiaon, agent. tJeorgs and Mikt Duknk auii KJ Btint'hUtild Mr Over from Mayvlll) ye twrday.' Mra. J. II. IHiwnlng haa Wm aerloiit ly Ml (or a law Uaya but V aotu bltr yeitmday. J. J. I'urlwooJ baa pure lie end Uo Iota ami will viral a iinxluru cottage tliereuii atone. C. K. lUnous, th contractor ha gut tli work tn lira ilyeis rueiJeui'v well uuder way. I II. Ht'ptintn txMigltt 22 IivhJ ol young uiulea Iroiu Uwoav Urue. oRtarday aftM.iO per head. l'na Uurtoit, who baa ban aerlottly III bar for a coupln ol wvoka, waa taken lo l'orlland yesterday lor treutuieiit. MU laitl FlUwator retarttvtl (roiu l'prllatid butulay wliar alia waa a wit iifa before tlia U. 8. court lu itta French trial. 'Footed and Mayvlllv played at Foil BitmJay making iwora ol 8 in 23 ia tW all's favor. What'a tb umttvr wltlt you May villa MIoaraT Work lias emniiuitired and laprogrvaf Ing rapidly on ttis Condon rtunnm'y uavr building. - 8. H. (Jrl.lr and Hoy I'riceare doing tlia rarpenier work. Rev. and Mra. Ilenly arrived In Con dou Montlay. They will ocrupy ttit) ly art rraidtMii until W. 8. Myvra geia hit realdrnce completed aud vacate tlie par oiinga. Cooke Broa. aold a tpan of ninlra to Win. Fraalir, of rurttaiid, lor 250. Jim ilrownaold apan nt tht aauiM figure and E. T. Ilolleubeck auld lour bead at f 100 each. Willi Rottlnnon, youngest aon nf R.O. Rotiinaon, of LonKH'k, canm to tow n Tuesday with a broken arm. Dr. Wood rodm-eil the fracture and the boy la get ting along nicely, - The chol trnsteea have employed aa teacher ' for the coming year the following porcine: Prof. V. H. Neal, principal ; Mla IWIe WHaoit lnl-r-tuedieta J Mht Joyce Hurahner, primary. rnt Uifderwood, the alleireil mnrden-i of Ma three-wflck'iild child, Imit lie-n ar retted nenr South. Itrnd, Washington He admita giving the child chloroform aud ttien throwing It In the Sound and implicate! bla wife at being an aceewory , J. M. Cameron aold h In wool in Arllns ton lal week at 12 centa for nndipped and 0?4 for dipped wool. Mr, Cameron will leave shortly for the mountain to look after li is ttiecp on the eumtner range. The fl rat brick for Dunn Rma.' new store were moulded at Armstrong' yard Kridav. U la e pec ted that all the brick will he moulded and in the kiln in abndt four we"k. ready for the fire. The kiln will conuin 150.000. The citv council haa ordered anew 2 h. p. gasoline engine to nse for pumping at the city wells. It is eipected to ar rive In a i few dnys and will at once he put in place and atarted to work. Tlie cnnncil also eiptcts to sink another well at an early date to increase the water supply. ? i ' ; ! Hon. John F. Pinkhmn was In from bla Ferry Canyon ranch Friday, Job to show what the fertile soil of that fa vored region will produce he brought the ; Ikons force a mnch appreciated present from hit Harden. Ferrv Canyon aglntthe world and Mr. Pinkham against all othur gardners Is our sen timents. ... ..... . A hid has been received by tlie school clerk from an eastern nrm lor the pur chase of bonds on th's dlatiict to the amount of $3,500 at a premium of about 100, the bonds to hear si per rent inter est. The bid will be accepted and the new school boose may be considered an ftttured fact.. ' Geo. Sclmtt met with a putnful accident in town Monday,. He waa untvlng hit saddle horse from the ruck m T.O. John son's house when the animal reared and Btmnk Mr, Pchott on the lower lip cntt a gush through the lip. lie was render ed unconscious for a while but was all right again the next morning.' IX W. Ralston received word yester day'mnruing of the death of his son-in-law; Bogart, which occurred at Sheridan, Oregon, Tuesday. Mr. Bogart wan an ei press messenger for the Wells, Fargo Co. on the S. P. road and was ac cidentally killed by the train; He had been married about a year. Mr. Rals ton left at once for Sheridan to attend the funeral. . Earl Palmer met with a painful acci dent Thursday while driving the horse power at the oity well. His right heel was caught In the cogs of the power ami badly lacerated. Fortunately the horse was a gentle one and stopped when the loy spoke to him, otherwise ho might have been crippled for life. Frank Arm Dtrong heard him and assisted him to Dr. Wood's office where five stitches were taken In the wound to close it. Thd DallCamo. The bfit bsll game of the c-n, for thlt part of the country, waa ptiild nfl here thtnday afuiuoon when the Condon and Oleg teams crornfd butt lu a warm ly contested nln Inning gnnie. The game wa cIom from start M floUli ai d the Interest on the part of tlie cUtor wat n rent. Th vUliors won bv one score hut the work done by the Condon boyt showed that w ith a little- practice tin- Summit cite may atill put op a rre.l Itabla game. The Ik-kIoI feeling previill ed throughout the entire game which tpetika well foi both team and is upiirsi'Ulsl by all Invert of true sport. Following la the line-up of the two teams with the score 1 . f . Olet Con'don Nott ,1 e Dlock .1 llulr. ........ .0 p MiMire....... .4 Little...... .....3 lb Tnhey ...... ..'. . 1 Keuuody ....... 2 as L"lgii. ........ .2 Toliey.... 2 2b White. ,.,...,.8 MuArthur.. 2 ZU Hnou.........2 McKlimey......2 If Nel ,........:i Wade..... 3 ( Duttiis): 1 McPharsou 2 rf Gmta Total. .....17 Toul. 10 Korita, It wat a g'Whl game! ' "" "' '' : " Moore made more Ullte limn anb,Mly, Condon's fat pitcher and lean catcher are all right. Ditto Olei. Howard Tobey played on Ort like he need to. Ho playt ball. The OIi buys are worthy of the I'wvv nf pretty girls who came np w ith them to tee the g4ine. 'Kali for Olea I A. ti. Hollen played third base for Con- dou the tan half of the game and be showed thattl.ey know how to phty ball in Oklahoma. . ' . , - , , Another game lietween Mavville and Condon will lie played on the CoimIkii diamond nett Hutidav. Condon will tig Olei nest time and then It w ilt be 'Hah for Condon ! New Stags Line. Dimn Uuaut, of Olea, wat in twn ihursday making arrangement for In stalling hit new ttage service on July 1, he having secured tlie contrail for car rying lite U. 8. mail hetaeen Arlington and Fossil for the m it four years, Mr. Uuant ha had much experience In the stage hulne with hit father, D. B. (Jnaiit, nf McMinviile. who liaa been en gsgel in that buniness for 2$ years. He will put on first-class new WHgon ami horses and will immre a first-class sen ice. The Condon otfl will tie with the Condon Pharmacy, Be hi ad in this impression. School Election. There was a g'xxl atteudem' nt the annual tchiml meeting held .mliy and considerable Interest was mmiKextiil in wIhmiI umtteM. E l Dunn waa elecieo truNtee to etim-ed F. M. Pliter and Dr. F. Wood waa elected clerk to succeed I'. 11- biephenson. P. 11. Bteplienson, S. It. Barker and F M. Bpringxton were apiHtinird a com mittee to circnlate a petition asking lie fiiootv court to locate the county higli school at Condon, It is understood that ljm H'H-k and Arlington will also be in the tie Id as axplrHiit for theblgh school. The Chase Abandoned. The i:hHe niter the to murderer con- virtu, lin m'HHl (nun the Mule (iricon t 6 If in ModiIhv nl Urt werk nder kill ing three ituardi Mild wiuiinlii g a con virt, wni almmloiieri Salunlay after al- m,t a week' futile earli for tlie fugi tive, by two or three iherifTa puiisea and two companies of elate nillitianien. Ac cording to the newBpeper report the Marvl, which waa coiuliii'ti'd luridly in linggiea ani othwr i-omforuble v'tiU'U, wai minething of a farce. It ia pmluitve that three or four ih-terminal nifii w Im had aoiue knowltnlk-e of wiKNU'raft ami knew how to hanille a gun could tiave brought in the ihi4erado4 within 48 hour,, hlva who- go out after crimi nals ot this atripe ihoiild uiHtereiand that there is an eJ-iiifnt nf Hanger in volved and ehonld lie willing to take their chance, If thy feel that tliet have not the nerve and okiil witti tire arm tu give them en equal ah'iw with the outlaw they eliou Id elay at home. The incident ha furolalied material for plenty of scare head line In the city pa per for a tew day and ha liven tlie mean of getting the picture of a lot ol the pursuing part In. the paper who otherwise might have lived and died un known to fame. OtlierwiBe the che hni been fruitless. The nmrderr are Htill at large and will doubt le- continue their criminal career - until lliev are picked op by oine ordinary, city p;lle- man or clmlhoppliiK ronstuble in one ot the back wood precinct. The cliK"e so far eeni,tn' have been moMtly lor etrecl., It the tlingi are cv r taken it will likely b done by men who will, in tbo discharge of duty, quietly proceed to take them dead or alive, knowing full well they are taking eome clmnces of lornii their own live in the attempt. LatkR The convit'ls ave reappeaiet and the eliHHe ha Iwen resuuit d. The men stole a teani aud hungy S;t nrdav niant in wliich tiiev roite to , ne of the BilhurhS of :ortlaiid whre i-twy abandonded the vehicle. Tu 1d ti' have rinle through roiiluiid- 8undny about noon In a street car. They next ap peared on the south hunk of the Colum bia river nearly cpposlte Vancouver where they forced three men to eet them acros, the river In nkiff. They then took to the brush on the VVashingion ide ami ut last account have not been apprehended. A large posse ha tieet after them and two of the potan engaged them in a gun tight Vtondav night the mil; result being a bullet hole through theclothimt of one of the pursuer and three gunshot wounds In the bursa they were driving. One of the pursuing par- tv wa shot bv three other ol the, posee who mistook him and hi companion for the convicts. It ia.thonght he will lose bis leg aa a result of the wound. HAVE YOU THE GRIP OH A GOLD? 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 ill. in.i-M.nm i i in. i in; mN 1 1 ! m i i - i i ii .in ii win .ii pi.mj.1 mm i . n .. . . i Bring us your prescriptions. , ' ' - - ' ' niwvinnMtnrurwvruvw Oranges, Lemons, Bananas On hand this week. lw c ' J--, ' i ' , Beef, Pork, Poultry etc. ' , . Finest Candies, Nuts and Cigar. ELGIN MYERS. BARR BUILDING, CLARKE & FRAZER ; Make a specialty of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Locks, Nails and all builders trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Glass. Hafdware and .Furniture, Dishes and Enameled Ware. Get our prices. ' VE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Ichoice Stall iFinest Mutton and Porki The Condon Meat IVIarjket I and Confectionery, JOHN JACKSON, Proprietor. J 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. A water main is Winn laid on Main 8iret from the post office corner to the Condon Million CVs plant. The tuill- inir Co. will nse eitv water in their boil- era fur the generation of steam. ' Of hat dM a bad taste in yonr month remind yon? It indeates that jour atom- aeh ia in a bad oonditian and will remind yon that there ia nothing; so (rood for aueh a (Unorder at Chamberlain' Stom ach and Liver Tablets after having once used them. Thev cleanse and invigorate the atotnaeh arid regulate . the. bowels. 25d at Condon pharmacy. p We offer this week tjie ; ! E largest and best lineof I Boots an d S hoes t : ' ever on sale 'V.,'V:'-..;":..: in Condon.' Latest styles in Hats and Gent's Furnishings DUUUIST8. V, CONDON, ORE. - fed Beef, Ahont 60 head of horses were sold at flpringsti.n & Rogers corral Satnrday. They sveraized about $17 per head. ;' My little eon had an attack of whoop ing eonjfh and was threatened with pneu monia; hut for Chamberlain's Cough Reitipdy we wonld have had a serious time of it. It also saved him from sev eral severe attacks ol croup. -H. J. StrICKFADKN, editor World Htrald Fair Haven W ash. For sale by Condon Phar inacv. Get Clarke A Fraier's prices on Doors, Windows and Trimmings before buying eleewhere. ' ' - DUNNIBROS: Something to Please tlie A grand display of Hpring ati'l Hinnnier good. "t . ' . Anything; you wiah irt the liijc of Lndiea Wearing Apparel. Shoes, Gluve, Bella, atraight front Corwstg ami Girdlea. Iu Waiets we carry a large afieorlroent of the latent etvlea. WIipii in.C'Hid'Mi dr riot ftil to call m1 ini''t itir !!. ltt,.f . Summer Dress Goods ; including Lawn8,.Dtmitie, Foulard, Zephyr?, Ginghams, , I'ereians, Organdies, Swses Etc. P H. STEPHENSON, s RELIABLE MERCHANT, 1 S p ring and ) Sum mer, 19Q2. We beg to announce to our numerous friends a-4 patrotm that we boom exict to oxn, for v- tbdr inspection and approval, the finest line of SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD3 ' 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 Furnifhing Goods to the most substantial and ' latest improved gang plow, freight wagon or other farm inipletnent 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 and Heavy Hardware is up-to-date. f- - WADE BROS. THE BIO - OLEX, THIS 1. 1 uuijmnnjutnruuxarirui R INEHART'S gniAnjvvumjiruumrinnnnrmnniYiJinn g - . ' - . : . ' i ? THE jGONOON hotel r" The public will find that no better accom- modatioti8 can be found in this county J than this place. Good weals, clean beds. Headquarters for traveling, men GEO W. RINEHART, Prop. I ANCASTER & PATTI30N, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm and Town property (or a ale. Correspond ence solicited. I J CON'DON. OREGON. - i Ey e STOHI V OREDON POPULAR HOSTELRY line been thoronghly renovftted and is;ntw prepard to' cmUt to the wants of the traveling pnhlic. Cotii tuereia I travelers ami others desiring the rorijfbrt of a Hret-claw hotel k ill find thin houae united to their wants. Mrs. S. A. Madtxke, Propr. innjTJinAmtAnjumruxnjuuxrmr -MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. RESTAURANT CONDON, OREGON Notice of Flnsl Settlement. Notice ia hereby given that the enderaiirned has filed his final account aa administrator ot the estate of James Nixon, decomeJ, with the Coanty Court of OMlam County, Oregon, and that said Conrt haa appointed Monday. July 7, 1902, - -at 3 o'clock p. m, at Condon. Orejroii. as the tjm and place for heHrina; objections to said final accountant tor the fiuul acttlement thereof. AU heira, creditor or other Interested in aaid estate, shoul.i Hie their objectlutu, It any they have, on or before the day aud hour above nam- ed. ': Dated Jane 3, 1002. C. J. Qoiks. Administrator. 1 . . . lit j em"!i " ii. h l- o il ii i init'i :. i. t ' ,- . at - ; . lid tif b d. ill'it-C'l i k .V'Hiin.'Otti J ! . K n; I. J ;. 'it ; -Jih . ' ' ' ' VtU ' ' ' "It , M ' h- t 1i . . ..h, tf, mt . Attorney at taw, Notary Public and Convyancr Cnil. Or rd!wlmiBi1 fn.nmnr. Term, ftwb s. ZOIABY HBLia. Offlss ia dbt BaS'.aiBj. : tOIIKIX, .... OKKfltOW. ' aii t. va.v VACi'oa ATT0MET.AT.I1I7. '. OBee aoracr tptio$ ttrm to 4 Orcfoa COHDOK, OEtOOK. The Regulator Line, OafIe?, Mni S htm NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... OaSy Line of SUamer Between Portland Vatncouver, CucsAe Locks, tlood Rivet ad aS Point oa the Taahingtoa tide. Ponlnt'd rrtrt M'urnrng (eicpi 8iiolir) at'. ta Ti. Uvllr . a amitinr at iwua (ton ip. tin loroutgvtng ualua, KatM tircat); Kedoced. . W. C. AI.TJkWAT.C.n. Aift., Foot of Court StiMt, Tbo liallea. Or. v CP.EGOJI :a Union P.cjpic TO SALT LAKE, . DEIIVEO, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. liLW YORK. Ocean Steamers be- tween Portland and San Francisco every five days. LOW RATES Tickets to and from - all parts of the Unit ed States, Canada and ...... g V Europe. For partic- I ulara call on or address, :H. R. BRIGGS ARLINGTON, OREG. visit DR. JORDAN S 6ct' OUSEOLI Or 'AHATCISY aOKt MARKET IT.. SAM FRANCISCO. CAi. (kMaaunkMasm.ik. - . . - Th. 1. nott Anatomical MuasBm b the ' Y Urtatntt attraction In f fl. Citu. J. WmiierM uyhtjor UUar. (F WaiBi"M.oranycmvtrrt- i 4 dlMMM, iMMiit I vl y nri or y tb uiut Bp-Hihtii tue Ciunito Cuoat. liiUbilsUiaayMu p OS. J0RDA.1-PE!VAT BISJASCS Tnag wear and awlf ' Stared tM.n wbe ar aufli-rlna Jf from Ilia rBcctx of yoilthliil ln.ts- F r.tluii. nr axuvsnen In maturvr a reare. IfarviHiaiindpnreui blliar.ftm- r nalraei. Lwt Mankivi uinll Iwei.mpil- l cailimn; Ktwratawm . rr..ln. fr ml l ria.ll., !. I'y a enuilmi.ilna ol fi rtne lli1orucoriHT. povt.r, lliv Ductnr lias so an-aHcxt his tralmrt thai II lit u.-( M only aiTl lmmJtt. rll-t, b pumioii.nt cure. The Doctor doi lint claim lo M-rfurin v mlraeiw, but kt well known to a lulr ami W nquir. Phvlnian and Burjfnn, prmlu.m k Ui tilalHRlait' slaSHMa f Mro. I' HTrtilMI thnfOBf'ily en rated from . tha araMiu llhout (no tunol Btmrrmvf, ft TrauM fitted by aa E !"-. Rll-l ear for Rn(tnr. A H"lf and Tatiiel ,f cirttnt a'laaar aad rtllaa,by lr. Jordun' sneolal palnleu matlio I. F.VI.HT IA?I anptrlnool"'1 Our Vw.ifilnlwi.l Uiafnii.pl"'"'. If. wiU Om-wimm tO&lUVM ta tvrvffM ye UUfVrf'iH. .... , - Conwi'latl.ia fRKK and alrlcfly prorata. cirAn.in vxur MBA&vxAiiLii - ' Trlln(l"tprUl.ll. or by lei:rr. -T Writ fr Rook. Htl.oriT . 91 V II K ( A G M.ii.KOlBta lAvuliito. r' boultlor ns.n.) Cailorwriu Bit J010AN CO., tCSt Kartet St .S. f.