Condon globe., July 10, 1902, Image 3

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THE CONDOM GLOBE.
THURSDAY, JULY, 10,1002,
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OP O ILL) AM
COUNTY, OREGON.
LOCAL NEWS,
Clieaji Mflk'Q farm tliU ttei'lj.
Uoy Trice 1 down with tlio iticntrU,
Jim lUiiiniy mm ovtr fioiu Muyvlllt
Monday.
John 1 1 m vr k was ovur (rum Muyvlll
Monday,
. Cliitrllo llrown wm op from Ho.k
crn-k Monday, ,
Mr. K l McKlnncy vixlteJ Arllngion
d tiring lh ek.
0. W. Wester,, n well known farmer of
Cltfm, will In town Monday,
J, F. Hiclir I building an ailen
sivs addition to lilt residence. .
11. II. Little will ImilJ a new hoiis
on lilt lull on Kasl Spring street lu the
Hour future.
Mr. and Mm. K. A. May attended the
funeral of Hut Into Mr. Withers at May
villw yesterday. '
Nlierman tin J Grant Wnde, prominent
I'llliens of Olei, were lu lwu Monday
attending tli lute.
Kd Temple I'Hiii ovur from For! I
Monday luukiiiH fur it keeper for that
three-roomed house.
K. McKlnney I putting lumtx-roti the
Ktound lor a new residence on hi lots
near the Baptist clmrvh.
' . Tit Christian Endeavor 1II a pleas
Hiit soolal Ht tin rMdemm of ltev. Mini
Mr. livaly Monday evening. '
Ueiirge Oake an old friend of the wri
ter Iron! Idaho, I here t. It fat week Intro-
diielng hew ashing machine. --..
Charlie Karhart, a former well known
citlieu of thlt plme, now of lone, wm In
town few dHyi during the week.
. Kay Roger Is down with the measles
end hit not yet been able to take hi
Imc a deputy in Sheriff Johneuu'
otlke.
A man in tearch of employment does
not ii' ed a lantern to Hod it around Con
dun these day. The Job aeek the man
till aummer.
Dan Cameron and Frank Marvel were
In town Monday attending the eale.
They went from here to Aja to visit
frieud before returning.
Mr. and Mr J. 1. Uieitier were in
town Tuesday on their way to Ferry
Canyon where Mra Orel tier ill spend
h Week or ao visiting friend.
Mra Albert Ixvgren, of Eightmile, I
visiting at the home of her father, J. K.
FiUwater, In tliU city. Mr. Lovgren was
aUo here during the week.
MaJ. and Mr. T. Jay lluford, of Port
laud, atate oraninor fur the Order of
l.inna, are hero working In the Interest
of that order. They expect to put in a
lodge here.
Jamea Hunt, of Winlock, had hi
crop of wool burned by incendiariea one
night recently. It 1 supposed the job
was done by some parties who "had it
in" for Mr. Hunt.
- A danghter was born to Mr. and Mr.
OiH'ar Malvy, of Ajx, at an early hour
Sunday morning. The mother and hahn
Are doing well hut Oscar I Hill In a de
lightfully chaotic condition.
The new gaeoline engine for use at the
city water work ha arrived and la
ready to be set no and put to work. It
was built by the Fairbanks-Morse Co.
and i of 2,'g horie power.
Work at the brick yard la progreing
satisfactorily. About 70,000 brick i are
now in the kiln, ; The weather la im
proving for thin' kind of work. Eight
uien are employed on the yard.
A. J. Shelton received the lad newt of
the death of hi father, In Linn county
and atarted for there on the 4th. Mr.
Shelton was an old and respected resi
dent of Linn county. Arlington Record.
The sale of J. U. Stevenson's personal
property last Monday was well attended
and good prices were realised. Cattle,
especially brought good prices cows and
calves Belling lu some cases for over $50.
S.uminit Lodge, No. 130. 1. O. O. F.
installed officers hint Saturday evening.
ILK. Searcy was installed, as Noble
Grand and Wayne Urider aa Vice
Grand. The secretary elect was not
present and the treasurer and financial
secretary hold over until January 1st.
At the council meeting Monday even
' ng it was decided to lay a water main
ou Spring street, bvginping at Main
street and running euHt 520 feet. This
will paove a great convenience to per
eona living in that part of town aa well
as to thoBO who contemplate building
there.
Goo. Terry and Jefl Hayes, came over
from Lone Rock Mondav to look after
the interest of their tow n in the matter
of locating the county' high ischool. Mr
Ferry has completely recovered from his
recent eeriouM illness with the exception
of still showing a marked decrease In
avoirdupois.
Miss Naomi Stengle, who has been teach
ing a private school at the McKlnney
ranch for some time, left for her home
at Monmouth Thursday. She goes at
this time to enjoy a visit with friends
from the east who .are spending the
Hummer In Oregon. She will return to
; Gilliam county In about 30 days.
Our old friend Charlie Heed, who used
to practice law up In Idaho, but' who Iihh
' reformed and gone Into the newspaper
business, is editor and proprietor of t he
Diifur Dispatch. Charlie waxed pattint
io last week and got the Dispatch out in
red and blue ink. The combination
red on one side, blue on the other, vnti
all right and It made na hink of times
in the remote past when the boys used
to puiiit thing!! red on the Fourth and
then feel bine on the Fifth. The Dis
patch hntf't'ken on many improvements
tinder Mr. I5erd's mamigoinent. and we
coiigrittnlalo him on bin success.'
New Officers at Work.
The new county oHli-lal ore atwotk
this wei k and the county business seems
to be going ahead without a hitch
Clerk I'ortwood and Mherllf Johnson
take hold id their work like veteran
both having had much pievioua expert'
enre as deputies In the same olllce,
Judye Dunn and Comiuiloupr Froman
are working quietly am) syNleimillcally
and CommUxioner Dver being an old
hand thcie i no reason w hy the county
bmiiiiei) ilmuld not I hi considered as
being in gmid liaudf.
Kl Judge Mariner Is here to torn over
the county liunlii'oii and help his sue
eesnor to Mart vtt right foot foremoitt
Judge Mariner and es-Blienir Wilcox
weie engitfi'd yeaterday and Tneiuliiy
checking up the books in the sheriff
olllce.
Death of Mrs. Withers.
Mrs. Matiuda Withers, an aged rest
dent of tlil county, died at her home
near Mayvllln Monday evening after a
lingering Illness. She was one of the
U'mI known pioneer women of the coun
ty and was highly reH!cted. The funer
al was held venter lav at Mavvllle nmh-r
the direction of the Mavvllle Kelakeh
lodge of which deceased was an honored
member.
The Fourth at Lone Rock.
The celebration at Lone Rock was
aid to he a very great success despite
the inclement weather. A go" I sired
crowd was present and the merrymaking
eonilntifd (or two day. ram K. Van
Vector was orator of the day and his pa
triotic utterances were heartily applaud
ed. A feature of the occalon w as the ball
iCHtne between Condon and Ione Rock
teams. The score eaih'd on like a bal
loon In the luNt Inning and has not been
recovered. The Comlon latys maintain
ed their record of never winniiiK a game
agaiuvt great odds. At one time it look
ed a though they were doomed to cer
tain victory in spite of ihemeelve but
by taking a tack they triumphantly
snatched a gloriou defeat out of what
eemed the jawaof certain victory. The
Condon ball hoys ate all right and they
play ball nut for money or glory but
purely for the sake of the healthful ex
ercise and fun there I in it.
Most of the Condouitcs returned Sat
urday evening tird but happy and well
plentted with their tripaud with their re
ception by the good people d the low n
of the big, lone rock.
Lost Valley Saw Mill.
Herbert ilalxtead, mamiiier of the
Lost VhIU'V Lumber Company, was in
town Sunday. Mr. Ilahtead says bin
mill will Ihc moved to the new site in
alauit two weeks ready for operation.
The laxly of timlier into which he in
moving is, be save, iierhepa thf llueiil in
hauler ii Oicgoti. It consists of pine,
fir and tamarack and be will have no
trouble tilling any special order of ex
tra lengths 6io. which he may receive.
The location is about three mile from
the old mi l site but when the new roH.I
is com pitted it wili Iw only one mile
farther from Condon than iheoldlo. h
tion. The new location a I ho poi-cr,
the advantage of laing reached by a
ridge road avoiding the boggy ((round in
Loal Valley, and making tcaiiiimr prac
ticable earlier and later in the season
than it has heretofore been.
Considerable new machinery will lie
Installed before the mill is started anions
which will lie a new laiiler and' engine
of much larger capacity than the old
ones, lie will build his lodging roads
from the mill Into the ti in tier with a
view to installing his traction haiting
engine uext'aeaxun. II y the me- id this
engine Mr llulntead expert to lie aide to
get bis logs to the mill with less expense
than with horses.
Rev Mount will preach in the Baptist
church (Sunday morning mid evening.
Mrs, Herbert Halstead and children
went to Lost Valley Sunday to spend a
few weeks in the ti inber.
School Superintendent Neal announc
es that the annual teachers' institute
will be held this year at Arlington on
September 1st., 2ud.i and 3rd.
J. K. GofT and his daughter, Miss
Ethyl were over from Lone Rock yester
day. While in town they were the
guests of M. O. Clarke and family.
G. W. Rioehart went dowutoOlex
yesterday to visit the family of Ids
daughter, Mrs. Geo, Taylor, mot of
whom are down with the measeis,
Mrs. J, W, Hire was in from Matney
Tuesday. Mr. Hire's mother and sister
who were here from Washington on a
visit, returned to their home lai-i
week. '
Strong delegations are here from Ar
lington and Lone Rock to nrge on the
commissioners' court the claims of their
respective towns for the location of the
County High School. Condon is also an
aspirant for tl e institution. The matter
will probably be settled today.
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Cut this out and take it to the Condon
Pharmacy and get a box of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet. The
best physic. They also correct disor
ders of the stomach. "Price 25 eta.
Demand for Normal Graduates.
The State Normal Si-iionl at Monmouth
reports that thedemand for its jjrailnates
during the pat year ha been much be
yond the Niipplv.. Gradual! ,n from Hie
Normal practically assures tl place wo-th
(mm 140-M f 100 per 'month. The a hi
dents take the Slate examination durinu
the reirnlar con ran and ae easily able to
pass on all subjects required fir State
papers before uradiiation. The school
has a we" equipped" Training Depart
ment .conaiati mt of a Nine grade town
school and a typical country school. '
Stopa the Cough
and works off the Cold.
himitlvo Tlrnino Quinine Tahleta care n rnlil
ufftu'dij, No One, no Pay. ' Trlco 25 cents
HAVE YOU THE
GRIP OR A COLD?
Wo guarantee every box of
Lang's Laxative Cold Cure to
break up a cold and cure la
grippe.
For sale only by
Condon Pharmacy
LK.ilflSd
Bring us your
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Oranges, Lemons, Bananas
2 DARR BUILDING,
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, Disbes
and Enameled Ware.
Get our prices.
WE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD.
IjChoice Stall
Finest Mutton and Pork.g
The Condon 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.
John Madden was over from luie
U'H'lc Monday.'
The Same Old Story.
J. A. Kelly lelates an expert.'nee sim
ilar to that which haa tiappned in alin t
every neitflilmrhuod in the Unjtd States
and ha been told and re-told by thoos
aiida f utile's. .'L'ist ilintlier I h:id an
attack of dysentery Hud pnrcllHed a tiot
tle of Chiiiiiberlain'H folic Oh'dera and
Diarrhoea Ueniedv which I need accord
inir to direciioiis and with entirely satis
fiictry rexnlta. The trouble was con fruit
ed much quicker tb.un former attack?
when I nsed other remedies." Mr. Kel
lev is a well known citizen of Henderson
N. 0. For nale hv C!-ndon Pharnmcv.
j Buy a 1
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DUNN BROS., Agents, 3
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prescriptions.
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On hand this week.
also
Beef, Pork, Poultry eto.
Finest Candies, Nuts and Cigar.
ELGIN MYERS.
CONDON, ORE.
- fed Beef, f
VV. N. Brown ns in frcm Ferry Can
yon attending the eale, -
Il.snre your propery against fire in th j
Puiiiix. Lancaster & Pattison, agents.
Get Clarke & Fraer's prices on loors,
WindowK andTrimndiig- b. fore baying
elsewhere. ;
ForSale
1GU acres of gMid land 9 miles east of
Condon, 150 acre good plotv land ; 35
acres tiroke. Good hone and never fail
ing well of water. All fenced. For price
and terms apply to
M. M. Mitchell,
Condon, Oregon.
Something
to Please
the Rye
A gram! display of Spring and Summer good.
Anything you wish in the line of Ladies' Wearing Apparel,
fchoea, Glove, Belln, straight front Cornet and Girdleg.
In Waists we carry a large aasortruent of the latest atyU-s.
When in Condon do not foil to
call and inspect our fine line of
Summer Dress Goods
including Lawn. Dimitiea, Foulard, Zephyr, Gingham,
Persian, Organdie, Sw'ta Etc.
P. H. STEPHENSON,
RELIABLE MERCHANT,
Spring and
Summer,
1902.
We heg to announce. to our numerous friends
and (nitrons that we soon expect to open, for
their inspection and approval, the 6 nest 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 finet 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 the finest brands of Staple and Fancy
Groceries and our line of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware is up-to-date. .' ;
WADE BROS.
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The public will find that no better accom
modations can be found in this county
than this place. Good meals, clean beds.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING-MEN
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop.
JANCASTKR A PATTI30N,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
F irm aiut Town property for sale. Correipoud
ence solicited.
CONDON. OREGOS.
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This Hea'der has stood
every tent for years and all
vho are fanr'liar .with its
T- merits admit its superiori-
petitors.
g, easily
construct-
are a few
STORE
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POPULAR HOSTELRY
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Has been thoroughly renovated and
is now prepared to cuter to the
wants of the traveling public. Com
fiiercial traveler? and others desiring
the comforts of a first-dans hotel will
find this house soiled tj their wants.
Mns. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
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CONDON, OREGO K
Notice of Final Settlement.'
Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned
has filed his final account as administrator
ot the estate of Jamea Nixon, deceaned, with
the County Conrt ot Gilliam County. Oregon,
aud that said Court has 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
account and for the final settlement thereof.
All heir, creditor or others Interested In said
estate, shonld Die their objectinns, It any they
have, on or before the day and hmtr above named.-
, C. J. Quins.
Dated Jane 3, 1U02. Administrator.
visit DR. JORDAN'S one at (
JJUSEUU OF AKATOUY!
lOSt MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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The Regulator Lin
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Its kiln Mi:i 2 Liii
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Oaifjr Line of Stamen Between Porthaa
Vancotirer, Cueaic Locio, Hood Rivet
aai aQ Points ota tlx TAiblngtaa dda.
Ttr itMnm rn Dry na RrfnUfot rn
fartland tr.ry aoornlag (uecpi 8oalr)af,
tnd T)i ll!r t I a. arr1lnf at OotUn
Mod la aaipla ttaia lor eutf oiog train.
fraltht Kaua Craatlj Rdoed.
W. C. ALLA WAT. Gea. Art,
Wtct el Conrt atraat, Tho Dailaa, On.
OREGON
Snorp Linn
and Union Pacific
TO "'-'
SALT LAKE,
DEUVER,
KAIISASC1TY,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
HEW 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 ai d
Europe. For partic
ulars call on or address,
H.R.BR1GGS,
ARLINGTON, OREO.
CONDON
SHOE
SHOP
All kiivla of repair work ntly
oiipjI Iihvh put in peneral
ntix'k of Men's Wonon's and .
Children's cnHtoiii ml ahiws. .-'
Also carry the Waterman Ideal
Fountain Pen. My jjoode are
strictly firdt-class. Call tnd in
r pert my stock be for baying else-
wheie.
O W. I'ROrST & Co. Props.
Main Street, . Condon, Oregon.
Headquarters Fo
McMorris'
Telephone
Supplies.
Condon, Oregon.
Rubcrile for the Gloss.
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