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Newspaper Page TextTHE CdnpOIi GLOBE. tmursoav. July t 7, tvoz. - A summer sephyr, gentle Man Etari Oregon cayuse, did busi ness in tut? ii McUy" afternoon. Tlx? dWnvery of Morrill's dead . may bo accepts! a evidence that Tracy, oti t law though lie is, Li More .truthful than nunc nevvs- ter correspondents. Traveling men who make all parts of the Northwest say that Condon is the most talked of of any inland town in Oregon this mtnuier. ..The fame of our -lively town and rich wheat fields has gone forth to all parts and the people are watching as and keeping cases on our coming boom. : That yVurtjflving of ttyairi should be laid, not too gently, across his mother's knee and spanked until he would be obliged to take bis weals standing for a week. If that failed to teach him proper re spect for bis ; matew&l ancestor 4et shonld have portraits of G. Dewey and T. Roosevelt hung in his bed chamber. If this last plan should fail to.bring bioi o "bia senses be would have to be consideaed "bug house" beyond redemption and a gouer. The claims of Oregon Indian AVar veterans will have to take their regular course in the Pension Office. This was reasonably to be expected, though many hoped it would be otherwise, and pur dele gation in Congress urged that they receive special consideration. Hew- ever, not more than six months will elapse before these claims are reached and.'.aeted.; upon in their regular order. In the meantime, tbe patient veteran, leaning upon his staff, may repeat sadly with Tennyson m ins story of "Jtuocn Arden:" As I have waited all mj life I well way wait little. The lesson of "waiting" has in this casebeen well learned. ' ;It can only be hoped that each of these beneficiaries of tardy pension legis lation will live many years to enjoy the quarterly stipend, which, when once ita payment beginBf can be de pended Vpon as a regular interpo sition between him and poverty's sharp pinch. Oregpnian. A Poor Millionare Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early -jpse of King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stom ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation improve :appeite. Price 25c. money back if not satisfied. Sold by Condon Pharmacy. AJAX. ! J John Smith was a caller at the Palmer ranch Tuesday. - Dan Cameron, of Shnttler Flat, visited at the Palmer ranch Monday sad Toes nay. Frank Marvel was a visitor at the Ad lard ranch Monday. The Maley boys, Charlie Marvel and Mr. Dann are riding after cattle this week. Ed Palmer has finished cntting his hay crop. Walter Farrar is riding for Maley Bros. Fred Collins was in this section last week afiei horses. 4 ' Maley Bros have finished their hay harvest. Misses Flora McConnell and Ethel Adlard visited in this neighborhood this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Palmer went to Con don Saturday. ' . Uckss Who. The Best Liniment For Stralps. Mr. F. H. Wills, the merchant at Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., says: I always recommend.: Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liiiiment tor strains, fused it last winter for a severe lameness in the side, resulting from a strain, and was greatly pleased with the quick re lief and cure it effected.' For sale by Condon Pharmacy. 4'he first kiln of brick will he fired sometime nest week. It is probable another kiln or two will be burned dur ing the summer. I A member of the county court inform ed the (tiajbk that the vote in that body on the location of the County High School, whs unanimous.' "I am using a bos of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and find them the best thing for my stomach I ever used," says T. W, Robinson, Jus tit of the Peace, Loumie, Mich. These Tablets not only correct disorders of the etoiunfh hut regulate the liver and bow els. They easy to take and pleasant in eit'ect. Price 25e per boi. For sale by Condoii phartimev. TO CCRE A COLD IN ONE DAY TmIhj l-axntive Bromn Quinine Tablet. All driiBuixtn refund the money if It fuiUtocnre . W. druvc'n fcuumuri! U oa ah box. "i"ic County Court Proceeding. July term, 1902. LAW. Matter of the ar-plicatlon of H-nrv Ladt, a alren, to become a citisen of the United States Granted. raoaATK. Estate of James Nixon, deceased Fi nal report filed Kstate declared fully eettled sahjevt to pmer distribution of residue. COMXrtWlOKERa' COIST. Petition of Robt Seekamn et al for a Co road Nl2tJ Clehi for damages en tered by K L Johnson and W B Smith. Walter Myers, W.u IIaw ait W N Uron appointed appraisers to meet Jnly 21st at 2 p m. IVtition of J A Smith et at for a eonw road No 128 Motion to dismiss over ruled aed road ordered opened. Petition of J G Stevenson et at for a change in Co r-wd So 67 Claim tor damages entered by S B Barker Walter Mvers, Win llawes and W N Brown appointed appraisers to meet July 21st at 9 am. Petition of W F Smyser et al for a change in Co road Fo 117 R 1 ordered opened. Petition of "R E Graham et al for a Co road No 127 Dismissed. ... Petition of Oliver Ward etalforaCu roa!Xo 129 A Uartiuan, L IV Darling K W Cooke appt viewer K t Wain sur veyor to meet July 2Ut at 9 a m. Petition of S B Barker et al for a O road No 130 Defeated by remoiiHrauce. Application of C A D inneuiau for re- hate on taea acrt me tire wshii Rebateot 4 allowed on 1901 n il. '. Bond of W R Seal, school superintend- en fixed at $5000. . Official bond of T G Johnson, sheriff; C 0 Portwood, clerk ; W R Neal, school superintendent; R 11 Wain, surveyor were filed and approved. . A L Duthie was appoiuted stork in spector. Matter of locating and maintaining a County High School School located at Condon. Propoeition of two suitable rooms, for permanent use of school, with free fuel and lights to be furnished by Condon, accepted. Application of J A Richmond lor a re bate on cjet of judgement Cebate ol all costs, except $100, allowed. Matter of contract for County wood- Bid of W S Myeri of $5.75 per cord. Matter of appointment of a jiihtice of the peace for Ferry Canyon precinct John FPinkham appointed. Matter of regulating and auditing Claims for County charges Ordered that no claim fur professional services, medi cine,, nursing or any claim of this na ture shall be amiiled and allowed by" this court op. lews the person receiving such aid hasf'beew 'declared "a County charge or unless authority to care for such person baa -been given bv a mem ber of this court. Matter of settlement with sheriff- Continued for tlie term. , - CLAMS ALLOW ID. . A W Sharrard judge of election and bringing returns to coun- - ty seat. 14 00 ME Avers same. ..V.. ...T. .. 10 40 J H Carter same 8 40 J W Kcrivner same 6 60 PL Ham same 7 00 E A Stinchfield same, 5 60 S it Fletcher same 4 20 T G Woodland same . . . 10 00 F B Stevens same 6 00 C Shane same 10 00 Judges and clerks of election JM Johns, J U Woods, E W Dagicett, J C Fowlie, Homer. Wood, W S Myers, A Uartuian.SS tirider, New Madden, W A Darling, WCCaldaell, A J Myer, Geo Hanson, John Randall, 8 B Couture W K Farrar, U D Randall, E D Hober, Jerry Kiely, D W Martin, Wilbur Wade were each allowed $6 00. CC Clark, WR Baker, J L Blalock, J A Smith, F C Doerfer, Clans Johnson, R M Johnsen, Arthur Madden, J R Fra- zer, T J Andrews, J B Gff. A.Greiner, W J Edward, F B Moore, T C Living s ton, Ellis St'hamp, G fc-iiillinr, J J Portwood, J A McMorris, A L Duthie, J E Downer, S M Vantleve, Alex Har die, A A Anderson, W F Parke, H N Anderson, W-F Settle tueir, G W Monta gue, M V Logan, L C Montague and Chas White were each allowed 3 00. Arthur Ew banks nursing s'm pox$ 17 50 J F Wood witness cir court..;..'. 2 00 WC Caldwell same. 2 00 S B Barker juror same ....... 2 00 LVLnmberCo lumber.........' 170 Austin & Western Co repairs for . road machine. ..- 63 15 H Crass halt rent for election ... 3 00 ArliiiKion-Drng Co mdse (2 war). 13 35 DC Lazier prof services......... 7 50 Bancroft Whitney & Co 2 Vols Oregon Reports 7 60 G WMontague election txxiths. . 2 00 St Vincent's hospital cure French 61 00 ShurteA WeirComdse... ' 2 35 Glass Prndhome txioks and ptg. 61 81 W G Ktys registering voters. ... 4 00 W L Tobey a me . t . '.. 9 50 SAD Gnrley same 1 80 J B Golf same 1 05 E W Daggett eame. . , 3 90 11 N Frazer cash pd out 14 20 A 11 Rnedy prof serveces 45 00 It Dazzles The World. No discovery in medicine has ever cre ated one quarter of jthe excitement that has been caused by Dr. King's New Die' covery for Consumption, Its eeyerent tests have been on 'hopeless victims ,of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, th Miranda of whom it has restored to perfect health. For Coughs, Colds, AsthmakCronp, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickest and surest cure in the world. For sale by Condon. Pharmacy who guarantee satisfaction or refund monev. Large bottles 50c and . $1.00 Trial bottles free. 63 to I 2 8 00 100 00 63 00 87 33 130 20 C'Jros Grows ptg aijd pbg.. .. M O Clarke assessor's pay J R Fraier itepoty aswseor's pay W R Neal school sop'ls salary,. . L W Darling survey tnjr.... ... Jon Tift viewer rt No 28 Sdavi 6 00 C C Clark same. .... 600 6 00 W T Sol vester same . . 1' lw Oakes chainman same. j. . . a 00 Frank Bakersaine. .. 6 00 6 00 J A S nith same...,............ J B Witchey sarnie. ....... ...... C C Burroughs viewer road 120. . 6 Off 2 00 4 00 A W At mwtrong same ..... .... A F Simmons same..... A C Lnlieck chainmau same. ... 4 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 200 2 00 Ashby Waesou same Geo Wesson same S B Couture viewer road No 57. . Blain Maley same J J Wesson same....,,. ft R Flint chainman same ..... 2 00 2 00 2 00 John Shorb same ... Robt Spencer viewer road No 117 B Kiely same ,. ..... 2 00 2 00 2 00 Tom Simpson rhainman same... W F Smyser seme.........;.... R M Johnson stock inspector sal E Officer wit circuit court R From n sa lary Co Com ........ ) W Dyer same, W J Mariner' salary and cah pit. CLAIMS MOT ALLOWED. G S Campbell earning meal to pet houee. .' ...... A II Ruedy profeaionwtservice. 2 09 8 00 17 40 18 40 84 83 $34 00 75 00 C'TINl'ED FOB TERM P L Kenton wrv'g KuhMjeint! 5 ar 6 00 Arlington Rco'd ptg ami pub'g.. 77 52 Summer complaint la nnnxnaliy pre valent among children tl.is nAmK. A wrll dwelopel case in the writer's fam ily was cured last week by the timely nse of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera ami Diarrhuca Remedy ne of the beet pat ent medicines manufactured and which is always kept on hand at the home of ye scribe. This is not intended as a free puff for the company, who do not adver tise with us, but to benefit little euffer ee whn may not be within easy accese of a physician. No familv should he without a bottle of this medicine in the house, especially in the en turner time. Lansing, Iowa, Journal. For sale by Condon Pharmacv. ARLINGTON. Harvest hands are at a prrminm. Charlie Hatch came in fron Cond-m Tuesday. Miss Amy Red ford baa returned from Lewiston, Idaho. M. E. Weatherford was in Tuesday af ter harvest hands. A. Collina has received two cars if I il in her for his new Inmber yard Chub Weir and familv have moved in to the rooms over the butcher shop. J. W. Jackson started Monday -oh a trip to Canvon City with a dm miner. Eiitht "Wehf.iotera" arrived Friday and went out with J. O.Lewis to harvest Moore, Dukek, Carter and other were in from Mayville Tuesday with hogs' for Ralston. v ' ' : Frank Morris and family have retnni from Wasco where he sold his interest in the Wasco News.to J. A. Ponnd. . Mrs. T. W. Compon arrived Saturday from Routli Carolina and will remain awhile for the lienefit of her health. 1 W. L. Barker moved his combined harvester from Matney Flat to Schnttler Satnrdav and will use it there to cut about 1600 acres. S. 1). Dor rig. of the Record, made a trip to Bickleton Sunday to lok over the ground with a view to putting in a pa. per there thia fall. Roht. Bronson, former day man at the depot has gone to Winona, Wash, to take the position of agent. II. G. Lnra succeed him here and Mr. McVean suc ceeds Mr. Lnca a- night man. Demand for Normal Graduates. The State Normal School at Moniiionth reports that the demand for its graduates during the pant year has been much be yond the.snpply. Gradnati n from the Normal practically assures a place worth from $40 to $100 per month. The stu dents take the State examination during the regular course and are easily able to pass on all subjects required f ir State pa-pets before graduation. The school has a well equipped Training Depart ment consisting of a Nine grade town school and a typical conntry school. Cut this out and take it to the Condon Pharmacy and get a box of Chamler lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets The best physic. They also correct disor ders of the atomaeh. Price 25 rts To Measure Hay. The following is the rule used by the government in measuring hay that it buys. We publish it as being of inter est to many of our readers: To find the number .f cubic feet in a stack of hay, first meaoure the distance from one side of its bane over the top to base of opposite side; measure distance across the bottom ; subtract the distance across tioitom from distance from lane to ha e over the top and divide the re mainder by two. Thie given the height of the atirck. Measure length of alack and multiply length breadth and height together and the result is the number of cubic feet in the stack. In a ton of hav that has been slacked 30 days, or over, there are 422 cubic feet. In newly stack ed hay the government measures 512 feet to the ton. Now is the Appointed Time. The 0 R & N Co has juat issued a handsomely illustrated pani phlet enti tled "Oregon, Washington and Idaho and Their Resources." People in the east are anxious for information about the Pacific Northwest. If yon will give the OltAN agent a list of iuiiiipm of eastern people who are likely to lie interested the booklet will be mailed to Weekly Times ptg ad pub'g. . . . R F .Mwinte fcdjf ant pos patient j such pursonsA ' i ' ....... LORD & CQ Have Opened the Door to Success. Here are Three Reasons Why. tti Baansf it hat aln-ayt btn er aim to Attf a ntait titan, mjt-tiatt ttock tfgwJt 3h&4 WV rHivf jA ut tushmtn just what they ask fr . jra JttliabU dtalUg hat always bttn aur motto Ye art atsttrtJ that whatyttt buy J rrvm tts will b right sa far as quality and frict is tennrnti. Now if yoa want to keep in them go a little farther than Don't be afraid of coming too Anything in Groceries? WE CARRY TKA. COFFEK, 8VOAR, BEAN'S, RICK, KOI.I.KD OATS. aAGO, 27"" ..... TAriOt'A, WACtRONI, COD riSH. SALMON, 8AKD1NK8, w1'-'-'SHRIMP. 8YKVP, mMt, BATON. t.ARO, I I.OUR, 8A1.T. "Pl'DS, JEST 8PICK8, PICKI.K8, DKtE6 KRVtt, CANNED rRl'tT. CAN.NF.D VEOKTABLES. ORANQKS. LEMONS. BANANAS. NIT 8. CAN- PIES, TOBACCO, PIIKS, CIOARS, QVEEN8WARE, QLASStTA-IIR. EVERYTHING IN THIS LINE. i .. . . .... . If you are not already one of our customers doiiH be afraid to cotne in aiid get acquainted. We have put many a mai ou the road to prosperity. Why not give us a ehuw at youf QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE. LORD & CO. LORD & CO. ? ARLINGTON, OREGON. Arlington-Fossil Stage Line. (DIXON CUANT & CO,, Proprietors.) . ,U. S, MAIL COACHES New slock and new wapone. First-class service assured. Quick time. Comfortable coaches. Experienced drivers. &7 Passenger and freight business solicited. S3 Office at Condon Pharmacy. Service begins July 1, 1902. THE ARLINGTON-GONDON-FOSSIL STAGE LINE, J.. y. JACKSON & CO., Props. ; J . : 77" ; , con titgie.t,Q carry Passengers and Express, on tbe ' same schedule as formerly, with safety and comfort. No t : ; ' stops for maiL Travel and mark your express via. our line. J. W, JACKSON & CO.' LATEST DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER I have jnst received a large invoice of wall paper in lat est styles- and pattern. Ahnnt a ton nf it on hand ami innstl sold hy June 1. Prlcesjwonderfully low. Es timates furnished. W. J. DARLING. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, y$ri w ? v-i-J J aMfa. nonnic ttieir course in the school ana are pre ss ! 0 ' :'r. '; '.' i ' "'y nareil o receive state certificates on uradna- 'rM. t vs is .7 vav .... y-'jjP4.t?tu . tion. Eiwnses ranire from $120 to $175 per , ear. Ktronir Normal course and well equip- ied' Training Department. The fall tern, opens 8ept 16 For catahyne contain ing full information address, y J. B V. Butler, or E. I) Kkler. .. SecreUry.. ..... president. JOHN W, KERN, Painter and Paper Hanger. .. ' '.-vi ',.1 ' '- ' First-class Work Executed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Leave orders at Clarke & Frazer'a. Store, THE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE GO. WILL HAVE ITS NEW . WOOL BAT.EIt IX OPERATION BY MAY 1ST. HIGH ESC PRICE FOtt GUA1X. GENERAL WAKEIIOVSE, BUSINESS. BALFOUR, CUTKrSlE & pO , M'C'RS. firmest -Job prigtir)$ for tUe front rank, if you want to stretch your I 4 $ out and make usual, juet come in am? aee what you can exchange their? for. early or too late; we are onen front 6:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. GREAT REDUCTION IN MILLINERY COOPS Having purchased the 3fif linery buxiiiess of Mrs. R. II. Wain we have made sweeping reductions in prices. Call and see us. First-class trimmer fn charge Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. E L. Madden - Pkop's. Miss Maggie IIawes. ) MONMOUTH, ORECOH. Gradates of the school are in constant de mand at salaries ranging front $40 to $100 per month. Ktndents take the state examinations ARLIKCTCJJ, ELALCCX, CSUCUS, I0NE 11 at tl?e QCOBE Office. mi cirroi a co, profs. ..GRAIN.. Stored with us will receive the careful attention of exrienced warehousemen, tfarb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, cement, feed and mill stuffs always on hand in any quantities. Oen eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. Arlington Warehouse Co D. D. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON, - - OREGON The Condon Barn Only first-da Livery and Teer Rtahle in the city. Fine new rift and good teams. ' flpecial attention to all atoek left In oar ' care. Larue, atrong corrals In connection. Our terms are reas onable and we solicit your patronage, SprinRston & Rogers, Proprietors LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! RQUOli AKD DRESSED LUMBER We offer a eomplete Ptock of Fine rtiirfcwed Lnmher. conststine of Flooring. Ceil inir. Bnstic, Rhip-lap are! all KM of ttmirh Lumher. Careful attao Klven to hills of peel at si sea nl dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MlLE SOUTHEAST OF POST OfefrCpr LOST VALLEY. OREGON. FIIIEST WORK- L. mr whu uw. WWVJ VUU VU UUI1 U1IO OUD WUOX, THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the prndnrt of this well-known brewery tbe Vnfted States Healtlu Rprtrf for Jnni-ra, 11KW wiys: "A more rfierlor brew -never entered the htlwHtorv of the UiiImhI rJtates Health repnrts. It is absolutely devoid of the aliichteat trace rl adolteration, mt on the other tand is contposeil of the best of malt Slid and irfmicest of hops. Its tonic qualities are of the highest arid it can be nsed with the greatest benefit and satisfaction by both old and younjr. Its nse ran conscientiously be prescrilied bv the physicians wlthhe eertaintv that a better, pnreror more wholesome be vernn wold Rot possibly be found," East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON. AYENERIOUS CARBOLINEUM Avenerious Catbolrrteuni is here to stay. Ask those who have used it. tl prevents decay in fence posts, water tanks and al) Wood work and is a guaranteed article. . It also exterminates chicken lice and mites and keeps thorn away permanently. It is a general pu rifier of manger, chicken house or pig pen. it spreads with a brush and is a nice, nut-brown paint. CLARKE & FRAZER, ' AGENTS. ' J. P. WOOD, M. D. Physician and Surgoort Dt d- nlgnl calls phmifilr aniwired Offlos Main stittft netr Sptfiig, .H)HnoN. onie. C. S. PALIJER, Rrtistic Barber. Sleek Shaves nnd Hair-cuts, Razors honod aha rc-ground. coupon - orecoh; . O. S. EBI, PHOPKtKTOIl OF SODA and HOTTMSG 11 OKA'S Iktantifiti'tiiror ai ftmla. OranM anil Cham agrts Cider, Barsifparllla ami )ron and all other Hottanil Carlwnated Drinks. Condon trade is respect fully solicited. Orders promptly (Hied Arlington, Ore. U. L, Neal, the well khowo aaottea ser, will five the strictest attention te all htntlness entrtisteit to hls etti: If yon have pmerty to sell consslt hiss. HEW STORE! , tIEVI COODSII Jnst opened an elegant Has of LADIES' FURHISHIKCS AND IhODERII milliiiery Call today and Inspect irty stock, MISS DORA DOWNIKC eoxcsN. enrccx. IIANCM MOUSES: ILAICCX, QUIXN'S The Dalles Marble Works L COMfXI, FRCP. Lnni still has an eve for business In the monnment and tombstone line and continues to pnarantee satlsfae tion in all kinds of the finest 1 MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK. He nses only the beet Vermont and Italian Marble and Kcotch, Bar re and Westerly Mranites and t ha work done . in his estahffshnient Is nnsnrpassed anywhere on the Pacific coast, HOLD TOM ORSEI FOR HIM. WRITE rOS PRICES AXOESICR3 COMINI. THE DALLES, ORE. C.E.RAN00S CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER . Plans and Specifications on application. Job work neatly done on short nbtice and at reasonable rates Condon h Oregon. Subscribe for The Globe