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Newspaper Page TextTHE COIIDOII GLOBE THURSDAY. JUNK 20, toa. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, Al Moor U building new residence lietr tit wur tower. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Benrcy were In town a day or two lst wettk. FoK 8al Thoroughbred Poland Cbl lift bor. Enquire o( i. U rlteveneon. John I'ortwood'i new house It under y aud work U prttgressInK rapidly. John I'ortwood'e family li down with measles at their bom on Mtnr Flat. Fred Wilton was using a crutcb the flret o the week on aooouutof a sprained ankle. Mr. AlSaarcy, and children left 6un dy for tbe Willamette Valley where tiny will spend wvtril weeks visiting relatlvre. Frank Armstrong went to Portlam Friday to kcur men to woik In the brink yard. T. L. Tortwow! has moved to town and retmued work at hla trad at harness maker and aaddlur. Elder A. Ii. Moore It building a new residence near the 8lnl' church. Will Llvlnystuu it doing the work. Ml Carrie Danneiuan, of Clem, visit eJ Mn. T. 0. Johuaon and attended tb oolal dance last Friday evening. O. P. llal and ton, ol woro, were her lat week looking for land. Mr. Hula la In tb real estate business at Mora. Mr, Van Ordstrend, ft druggist of Mitchell, waa bur ft few day viailing bit brother who It Hill seriously ill in tbFls building. Mitt lora Downing annonncet sweep- Ing reductions In trimmed bati and otic r millinery gooda from now until July 4th. Call and ao her large slock. J. U. Stevenson will sail alt of bit bortee, rattle and farming Implement Monday, July 7. Tb aal will be held In Condon. fta billa for particular. Taylur Brandon and family espectod tottart yetierday for Wallowa county where they will make their future horn. They will engage In tb ttock business there. fohoot Superintendent Neal vialted the Lost Valley school Monday of which Mitt Nellie Urowu it teacher. Mr. Neal tayt it I one of tbe best conducted schools io the county. 'Andy McLaren and l'at Connolly write from Ku ropier and Monument, respect Ively to have their copies of the Ulobi forerdd. Both are on the Summer range with thee p. P. II. Stephenson left yeitrdy for Ileppnerfrom where be will thlp eight car loada of mutton belonging to Mra. C. - V. White to the Omaha markntt. Bob Patttton accompanied uiui on tbe east em trip. J. W. Miller watft pleasant caller Fri day. Mr. Miller it still busy hauling lilt last year' crop to Arlington and does not eipect to be able to finish by the time this year'a crop It ready to harvest. Yes we need ft railroad oat this way. The dance given last Friday evening by the the Condon String Band was a pleasant affair.' The muaio was One and much appreciated by the dancers. An other dance will be given by tbe tame management nett Saturday evening. Bee blllt. Cats Simpson left for the moontalus x Tuesday to look aftor hit tbeep Inter vets. Cass has received two or three let ters recently warning bim not to take lilt theep into Urant county this summer but he think It it only a Josh and saya be proposes to go op and tee if they mean It. J. K. Flu water returned from Wyom ing Friday where he bat been for aome time looking after bit theep interests. Mr. Fiuwater expected to sell his theep there this season but found Itlin possible to do to. lie tayt no one in that country bat Any money except the theep men nnd they all have theep to tell. Wool it soiling there at 11 to 12 centa per pound. Dr. Wood left for Portland Monday in response ton telephone message which elated that hla hit mother was seriously III. The doctor had been on the tick list himself for several daya aud had Intend ed to go to Portland for a few days' va cation but the word of hit mother's ill nett hastened bit departure. He was fooling much better when he left than he had been for several days. , Mist Joyce llershner. who has been teaching a term of school in Ferry Can yon, left (or ber home in the Valley Sun tiny. The announcement made last week that Mia llershner had been em ployed to tench the primary department In the Condon school seems to have been premature at the statement hat elnce been made that the contract with her has not yet been closed. . The Arlington Lumber Co. was fortu nate In securing two car loads of Beet Cedar Shingles during the late strike In Portland, owing to the (nut that building was slopped for want of lumber, but the shingle mills kepCon getting out shingles thereby overstocking the Portland mar ket for a few days. It's all off now and shingles have advanced in Portland but we are making our friends, the (3.45 price while the two cars last. Ron I in your order. Governor (Jeer has pardoned Frank S. Ingram, the life term prisoner who lost a leg In the recent outbreak at the peni tentiary in his attempt to save the life of one of the unarmed guards. Liberty will not be much of a boon to him In his crippled condition nnleaa some pro vinion is made for him to earn an honest living for himself and it would seem to lie nnlv riirlit for some assistance to be given him in a new start in life. Cor dilution Pcutponotl, Him coronation i,f King IvUiinl th VII which was lo have Ukru place today bat been indefinitely postponed. Thv King underwent an operation for appen dicltlt on Tuesilay and, while the oper atlon wa successful, the gravest fears are entertained for th outcome within th nest 48 hours. Th King htt been ailing for tome time but It was only Monday night that an operation was d cided upon. Many of the foreign repre sentatives who were In London to attend th coronation have returned home aud th general opinion Is that the ceremony will never lake place. The Portage Road. Paul F. Mohr hat been In Spokane for ,1 . . . . . t . mm in greater part oi in ween, li was interviewed by the Chronicle there rela live to hit long-delayed portage road, and is thus quoted by that paper: "W are not yet In fandt but w hop to be." Continuing Mr. Mohr said t The report that we had already pur chaited the rails on the right of way is not correct. The" bav been bought in by Ilodos A Co. of Seattle, who are hold Ing them till we have an opportunity to turn arouud. , "Th Columbia River Comp any It bit ing organised to take over th atnett and complete the work. The opposition of powerful railway Interest makes It lio- possible for us to secure th funds from Urge money center. The money must be snbtcrlbed by the men who are to be benefited by the road. It I too late now to complete th road thla year, but later w hope to show result." Mr. Mohr'tialtu In tb ultimate suo- cessof his plan is of that never-dying and persistent quality that augurs well for eventual success. There Is no ques tion whatever but that one th portage road gets Into operation, It will open up a territory th traffic from which will reach enormous proportion. At press nt this cannot be touched, for lack of facili ties for transportation. Might Have Been Serious. What might have beeu a serious acci dent occurred on the Matney Flat road one day last week when John Knos was on hit way to th timber with hit freight wagont. Mr, Knos had just met and pasted R. Do Neui's team when from some onknown cause hi horses became frightened and turned around In the road apsetting the lead wagon. Just as the wagon turned over Mr. De Neol stopped hit team and Mr. Knos't leaden ran In to lb rear of hit wagont which stopped them. Mrs. E. K. Fair, of Lost Valley, was in the wagon with Mr. Knox and when the wagon turned turned over her foot caught in the teat spring holding her fast. Had the team met with no ob stacle It is likely that they would have ran and perhaps dragged th lady to death. A It was she was speedily re leased from ber perilous position aud fortunately escaped without so much as a scratch. All the damage that wat done wat a broken wagon tongue fur Mr. Knox. Wanted-A Wife. Oeorge Martin haa bought the W. L. Wilcoi residence property, on Church street, the consideration being $1,300. Like many other people the tnoreUeorge has the more he wants and now that he has ft house he wants ft housekeeper and be want her bad, lie has authorised the Globe to advertise for one and sayt that any old (or young) thing, maid or widow, from 15 to 60, will fill the bill. No objectiont will be made to any lady who is worth $50,000 or $100,000 in ber own right but at George it not merce nary he hopes her fortune will not ex ceed tbe latter figure. He promises to he a most Indulgent husband and, to prove it, agrees to let her split all the indling and build the fires it she wants to, This is the chance of a life time la dies. Dou't miss it. More Sheep Shooting. The strained situation with regard to summering sheep In the mountains growt more and more intense. While the theep men this tide the mountains are "resoluting" the eettlera on th other side are shooting theep on govern ment land within tbe dead line they arrogantly established in the Camp Watson mountains. The latest sheep man to suffer it Wm. Maacall, of Grant county, whose range is just beyond the Wheeler county line. Maecall't theep were driven into the Black canyon dis trict for summer range, and thereabout ten days ago 153 head were killed by 12 masked men, who also burned tbe cam p. Later a large quantity of stock salt mixed with stryehnine was found on Keeton creek where sheep are accus tomed to pass enroute to the moun tains. The Woolgrowers' Association of Wheeler county held ft secret meeting at Mitchell tbe other' day, to devise meant to protect their rights. Many herders are quitting, aa they do not like to pose as targets for the guns of infur- riated ranchers. Fossil Journal. Resolutions of Condolence At the annual meeting of the Wheeler County Oregon Pioneer Association held at Mitchell on the 11th and 12th days of June A. p. 1902, the Committee on Con dnlence reported the following resolu tions: Wiirrkas : It has pleased God to re move from our midst Bro. L. G. Edelman. Bs it Resolved: That the sympathy of this society be extended to the be reaved family, and that a copy thereof be sent to them and to each of the Con don papers and to the Fossil Journal for publication, and that the secretary be Instructed to enter the same in tho re cords by devoting a page thereof to thla resolution properly Inscribed in mourn ing. ' (Amiion Kaiiloh Committee Mhs. MaryU. Hamilton i Mbs. S. A. Brown Stops the Cough and worka off the Cold. Lfixntlve Bromo-Qulnlne Tablet euro a cold n one day, Ko Cure, no Pay. rtico 25 cento HAVE 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 DUOUIST8. ' Bring us your prescriptions.- pn i ' i i a annnnnnniwx nrwviruvxnruwinruiiwvwum i Oranges, Lemons, Bananas BARR BUILDING, CLARKE & FRAZER uwnnnnnnnn 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 NOT BE UNDERSOLD. vass iChoice Stall iFinest Mutton and Pork.! The Concjon Meat Market and Confectionery, JOHN JACKSON, Proprietor. 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. Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Smith were in from Matney precinct Monday. Get Clarke A Frazer'a prices on Door, Windows and Trimmings before baying elsewhere. Jnkie Jacobsen, the big ransical poods salesman, was here Sunday on one of his periodical business trips. Of what does bad taste in yonr month remind yon ? It indrates that your stom ach is in a bad conditian and will remind you that there la nothing so good for such ft dinorder as Chamuorlain'e Stom ach and Liver Tablets after having once used them. Thev cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels. 25n at Condon Pharmacv. cBuya 2 I McCormick 1 1 Header 1 WTA n nu7f HffhV int'rit.adm:t it. ..tip,., i , i. : , V Light ru,,i... eaMlv Wmmk I 111 V operated, nunply o 8 rtu't B DUNN BROS., Asents. aiiuuuiiiaauuiauiiiiiiaaiuuiaiuuauuiuiuauuiuu YOU THE On hand this week. ftlflO Beef, Pork, Poultry etc. Finest Candies, Nuts and Cigars. ELGIN MYERS. CONDON, ORE. - fed Beef, 8 D. S. Dufur left for his dome at The Dalle Sunday evening. Jay Bower man accompanied him on a business trip Portland had a half million dollar fire last Saturday night. Sewn blocks were burned out along the waterfront on the East side. My little son had an attack of whoop ing cough and was threatened with pneu monia; but for Chamberlain's Congh Remedy we wonld have had a serious time of it. It also saved him from sev eral severe attacks ol croup. II. J. Strickfaokn, editor World Htratdy Fair Haven Wash. For sale by Condon Phar macy. Y . Something to Please ,tlie. Eye A grand display of Spring and Summer good. Anything jou winh in the line of Ladies' Wearing A r parch. IBhoeK, Gloves, Belt, straight front Corsets and (Mrdlcg. In Waiifta we carry a largo assortment of tho latent elylca. When In Condon do not fail to call and irigpeet our fine line of Summer Dress Goods including Lawn, Dimities, Foulard, Zephyr, Oinghania, Pcrsiana, Organdies, Stfiss Etc. P. H. STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, 1 Spring and Summer, 1902. We beg to announce to our numerous friends and patrons that we booh expect to open, for their 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 yoa with any article needed, from the finest fabrics in Dry Goods, Clothing ahd Furnishing Goods to the must substantial and lateBt 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 aud Heavy Hardware is ep-to-date. : WADE THE BIG - OLEX, COfJDO HOTEL r injinjxnnnjinjxnxijijmuin -9, IN EH ART'S i.1 i.T FlHE The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in this county KS SS T than this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop. JJINCASTER & PA.TTI30N, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm and Town property for laic. Correspond ence solicited. CONDON, . OR EGOS. Header every test for years a' d al' lu are ta ii'imr wth i 9 .L 1 BROS. STORE OREDON THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY Has been thoronghly renovated and is now prepared to cater to the wants of the traveling public. Com mercial travelersand others desiring the comforts of a first-tlasa hotel w ill find this house suited to their wants. . Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr. MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. RESTAURANT CONDON, OREGO N Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given thnt the undersigned has filed his final account as administrator of the estate of Jiunes Nixon, deceased, with the County Conrt of UiUiiun Cera uty, Oregon, and that suid Court hns appointed Monday, July 7, 1902, ( at 2 o'clock p. m, at Condon, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final ticconnt and for the Haul settlement thereof. All heirs, creditors or others interested in paid estate, shouUt file their ohjectinns, If an the have, on or befon the day and hour above nam ed. C. J. QUINN. Adminixtrator. Dated June 3, 19(12. I' u - i-. o :i.; i . ! .'-ii Hi: Nt.me lei ioli- l i ;a eSyem h d h' Mntt'i Eck- 'a, " ikhj sir - k indei(Hli.i k .Mammoth Ji k); ir nnd "ire in -poi'tui Kentuckj Jufk hi uhm, Miiiih Jer i (imported). Kor terms, el-.-, c qnic- ; ; !-,n-h i-i-icri-, J-.W;klty. (nidoa, Ur. !:. III. k. i , 1 . I J i I i i V ,t.l. ,. ii ii. : I- K I i t t v i lie tin Kt jm k : 1..U . U I. III! W. DAftUNO) Attorney at Lair, Netary Public anal Conveyancer CsiMtna. Or. rftfWftftt.tnAtiHinranr. Term, rwmW lt.r III r.rtl (nmlulli'-. OullUicg, VilmiiHi s. 3 A. ATTJBOJl 10 1 AST rUBLIS. C0!c la GSot Suiidiag, COlm?, .... OMBaON. gM X. TA! ACTO ATTOEHELAT-UC OSm aoratr Spring ttrMt ad Ortfoai area as) COKDOV, 0BK009. The Regulator Lin Its Bate. Pfrffed ! lft NAVIGATION CO, THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... DaJfy Line of Steamers Between Peetla4 Vincouver, Qiat Lock, Hood Rinai aad ai! Points ea tbe Waabkgtoa sii Ti ftnen rn ntyina KefntefMr lw Partiiutd eTtry morning (except Subotj'. tn4 Tb Dalirt ti . m , rrliMnf tt UB Han in ampl iimc for outgoing tntloa. t night Ktea6rtati) lUdaetc. W, C. ALL A WIT. Oca. lit, Foot d Cowrt Strvtt, Tha Dtllo, OV. 'OREGON Snorrj LINU !o union Pacific to SALT LAKE, DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHIOACO, ST. LOUIS. IIEAV YORK- Ocean SteaiaerB be tween Portland and Sau Francisco every five days. LOW RATES Tickets to and from . all parts of the Unit ed States, Canada aud Europe. For partic v . ulars call on or addrcfig, H. R. BRIGGS, ARLINGTON, OREG. visit DR. JORDAN'S entArl 'HUSEU0 OF 1!!lTC.T IQSt MARKET ST., SAN rMNCISC9, CAL. TbslarfMt Aaatomical Uusaan laUiWtrl. flrtaHtt ttttnntkm a IA Cttf. A Htawltrfui tiyhtor vuitort. Wkatun,nr anycwri Irwt ed dlMituM.pnltlValjr arwl irf th oirieaf bpertMlUttm ttj Vmeil&i C'uuW Uuiili4 M jrmra, CS. ilORCAN-PniVATI DlSEAStS Tana snrtt n sH4dl K4 tuan wha arc mn.-rinj fium th iltwli r routhliii Intli. erUuu or xutBe ht mimr.r ' yara. irrvnnaand pbvslcul UiblilS.r, Iih DOtaMCr. !. lUab.ad iuul) Itacumiill. I CHtlaii.1.: NiieriHaUrrlitta. Frwlnitr. rheeak, OomarrUmm, Ulers, rrqnrnv I r Urinal ltv, . rly a coiublimilmi of rm0lios. at arat enrAtlv iotv... th iiMi,tr Itafl a arraitatfd hi traatmriit that It will nut only afford Immrdlat ivJlrt, but ariuiH.ii i eur. 1 no Oootor dot nt cltUm to perform ailritcin, but in well known tu ba a tulr .! . M)iiar Phyaleian and Burtemi, pre-iuiucui I hi lilt special tr XHasa r lira. STPOIIH tbnmttf hly erndttwtod fro I tb aystmu without Ihu uneof JSai rierv. Tr fitted by as Einert. Radian! I imp. for ftuti', A. ouk-k Unit Tn,in-,t curt for Pile. l-'iMMar six) f'!-et,t,jr ( Dr, Jordan's speelBi nalnteta Biniwd EVKKV HAM Dlvh tomwill rw!!v onr kanftt opinion of ijiseftniplnint. ' n villi Ouanmtet a tVSMVJS CVSX i C'ntitatln FIIKI! utrietiv pnrat. Cr.i!tAS VKitr SEdKOKABLK Treatment pemonutlv ar by leuer. AVriiu f,,r Unr.ir vnnniiamv aw l :HRRUOt:. Mytll.KB Kuaa. IX vaiuaLi.a bout lur men.) Call r writ OH iOnDAM CO.. 10SI Mark! Si., S. P. i) Iff r,ri ' " w