THE CONDON GLOBE.
, THURSDAY, JULY. 17.1003.
i THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF QILUAM
COUNTY. OREOON.
LOCAt NEWS,
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Summer days have coma attain,
. I'stsDiirXiu Is luld op with, an attack
01 tryslpela.
flao Oakei loft for' his home In Port
land Tuesday, , 1
3. K..I,suosir luft fur Portland on a
business lr(p Tuesday.
A MV wind and dust storm prevail
d liert Monday afternoon.
A fln ton was born to Mr. Bttd Mrs
Albert Lov,ren on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Stevens were In
front Poplar farm Batorday.
Clyde F.llnt, one , of A jai'i prominent
eltlxsns, hi in town Friday.
The duit if a Mute trying at timet but
jut think what One wheat It prodnces.
ItoHN tfs'tu'rdsy morning, July 12 02,
M the wife of Frsd Collins a 12 pound
eon. '"
Tlit Jipw'yatilltA ii(ne haa'bren set
up aim is pumping water 10 beat in
band.
The .RSn" people "are "fjfitrlnjr'ou a
two story brick building ' fur their Con
don branch.
C 0. J'ortwood went to Arlington yet
terdayona business trip, lie will re
turn tomorrow. , .... ,
If. L. IVopst and Mr. Irby were here
from Spokane the (Irit f the week on a
real estate deal.
Heventeen passenger were aboard the
two ataipta when they pulled out for Ar
lington Tueeday. :
Judge Matllngly waa over from May
Vllle Tuesday, .lie It just recovering
from a serious illness, .
Frank Wilton, of Arlington, and Mitt
Carrie Danneinau, of Clem, attended
the Uanue here Friday evening, .
Mrt. F. M. 8prlrigHon epent a few
days visiting Mrs. 0. K. Searcy, on
Itewher Flat the first of the week,
Jaa. Fulpes waa.,sre. from The Dallet
during the week looking after hit ranch
and cattle Inlereata onTMrtymile.
Charlie Brown ia hauling fonndatlon
rock for hit mother'e n retldence
which will be built juet wett of the
school house,
Vf. K. Neal leavet today for a visit to
hla old home at Goldendale. He may
eujov an outing on Mount Adamt before
returning. . ' ' . v
J. I. Thompton, a well known pioneer
and capitalist of The Dallas, left (or
home Tuesday after a visit with hit
daughter, Mrt C. L. Kichuiond, of Ferry
Canyon.
The dead body of Ontlaw Merrill hat
been found near Chehalle, Watb., and
Tracey'e ttory that he , had killed hit
partner it proven true, ..Tracey, a atill
at large. " .. , v
Harry Ladd, who hat been at Grange
vllle, Idaho, for reveral months, her
returned to (Jllllem county and taken a
poiltlon at niotorman on Jackson's sis jre
line. Harry' face It at entiling and
Kood to look upon at of yore.
John Rcrivner, of Kightmile, wat in
town Saturday. Mr. Bttrivner it jutt re
covering from severe injuries received
alinott a month ago by falling from the
r,oof of a building. Hla back was serious
ly Injured and ie mending slowly. -
Charlie Hatch, preemption clerk In
the Wilton Pharmacy, hat gone to Ar
lington to attend to tome business mat
ter! and ex peat" to take a vacation he
fore returning. Jamea Alexander, of
Portland, bat taken hit place in .the
etore.
Fred Anderton, the popular typo of
the QuiBg office, who went home last
week to take a vacation on hit father'a
ranch, took a uieatel germ home with
him and hat cultivated It to success
fullyaato have a first-class crop. He
it getting all right again however.
The action of the county court in ap
pointing Alei Duthle to the position of
atock Intpector for thlt county, wat a
wiae one. Mr. Duthle ia one of our beat
citiient and it welt qualified for the po
iltlon which H one of much importance
to the large itook Interettajof the county
John F. Flnkham waa in from Ferry
Canyon during the week. Mr. Piukham
has been appointed justice of the peace,
for Ferry Canyon - precinct and hat on
hand a full and complete ttock of rood
ern matrimonial knotro! the most ap
proved pattern. Woo Id be benedict! of
that bailiwick should take notice.
George Parland, traveling talesman
for the McCortnlck Harvesting Macblue
Co., who has-bocn here for several days,
left for hit home at Qoldendale yester
day, The McCortnlck Company, through
Daun Bros,, iheir resident agents, havq
placed 8 headers in this vicinity to far
this season and tho teaaon it not yet
closed. This is a much . butter showing
than any other company hat made here.
The writer, accompanied by W. R.
Neul, drove over to Fossil Saturday even
iug to install the newly elected OtUcers
of the 0 Id Follows' lodge at that place.
The Fossil boys have a Rood, lively
lodge over there and a most comforts
bio ami well appointed lodge home In
their- tw ) story back b 'tilling.' ifossil
Is a pretty littU pluce and shows enter
prise in the building of a modern brick
school houseithis season.
'A correspondent asks the following
question: "Should an engaged young la
dy sit in a young man's lap?" Not feeling
ourself qualified to answer this Inipor
taut question because of not having had
much practice for several years, we re
ferred the matter to our bachelor friend
Jim Burns, who answers it ae follows
"If it's my girl and my Up, yes If it'
some other fellow's girl end my lap.
veal But if it's inv urirl and tome oth
cr.follow's Inp, NEVER!"
New Business Ventures.
. That Condon It growing, and that rap-
Idly, it evidenced by the following list
of new business venture that have de-
Vel ped during the paxt wi-rk t
Geo, Earhart and C. E. tUnone have
bonght lott on Main street, jut north
of gprlngston A lingers big livery bam,
upon which they will erect a building
80a80 feet in which to open a furniture
and undertaking establishment. They
expect Incontinence building as soon as
material can be procured and eay thev
will have a large stock on hand In time
for the Fall trade.
e .
C. J. Cantry hat secure I a law on
aroominthe Armory hall building In
which he expects to pen a saddlery
and harnesa shop. We understand bis
ttock la already ordered, Mr. Cantry It
laid to be an expert workman and aid
no doubt do well in bit new venture,
W. A Darling it understood to ha act
uated with Mr, Cantry In the enter
prise. -
Wm. E'ldan and John Harrlwin
have purchased the meat market de
partment of Elgin Myers estahltwiiiiieiit
and will conduct that part ofthehti-i
nest In the future. We understand the
new jBnn will shortly erect a new bniM
ing for their own nse. Mr. Myr mil
cotillons to conduct hit coiifet-ti-iiietC
business as before.
e . e
T 1
E. T. Hollenheck ha teas l the nt mi
now occupied by the C m I n V v u
and at toon at thtt flrm in ve into ii
elegant new qnartert, acrose thf street,
he experts to opens, tin and plnuihiiiK
shop. This enterprise will fill a lonx
felt want in Condon and should prove i t
baa' pay Ing business"
e .
Henry E. Cuendet hat pnrchaseil the
right of a new washing machine for thin
and,Sherman countlea and will at once
begin an active canvass of the twoconn-
tlet. Mr. Cnendet it a rustler and will
no doubt find a lucrative business,
Home Again.
Jim Dunn returned to Condon Mon
day after an absence of a year and a
half spent in Arlxona, New Mexico and
Colorado for the benefit of hit health.
Mr, Dunn seems glad to gel back to
Condon again and thinks the climate
here it at healthful at anywhere.- He
say a Colorado is a line elate, psMe.iMllv
the southwest portion in the vicinity ot
Durango which is In the midst of a flue
mining and stock country.
Status of Schools
School Superintendent Neal has com
pleted his anmul report for the year
ending Junn 30 from which we glean
the followiugr
Thore are 1188 children, of school age
n the coniitr 58!) boys ami 61)9 girls.
Forty-two teacher w ere employed dor-
the year of which 14 were males and '.'8
were females. There are Stt ortfituiied
listrlcts in the county of wIhci 31 ma !
reports to the county sii-rintn lent at
required by la. There are 33 school
houses in the county, three uf which
were built during the year.
The superintendent vimted 27 ei-fiool
luring the yesr which is the greatest
nunilier of ofUcial visits yet recorded.
The total amonnt of inonev received
luring the year waa 2:31)7.73, more
than donhle the amount received last
ear. The total disbursements was
I18U55.76.
Toe report closet with the statement
that there seems to be a Isik of intereet
n school inHttersautotig parents, officers
and teachers and the opinion is advanc
ed that the a I solnte lack .of Interest in
the county institute on the part of msny
teachers themselves has much to
with the apathy of officers and put run-.
n making hit entire round ofolHcial vis
its the superintendent did not meet a
single school officer or patron in the
schools. The report also elates that
there are but few good school buildings
In the county.
A Serlou 8 Cut. N
Editar Moore met with a serious acci
dent Bnndav as a result of which he
will probably be laid np for some time.
He wis opening a package of goods Is
the cellar hack of (barker's store, using a
sharp pointed jn knife for the purpose,
when the door blew abut Striking his
hand and driving the point of the knife
into hi left wrist. The tadlal artery
was split and he lost considersble
blood before he could reach a din-tor.
The flow of blood was soon checked but
toward evening It broke out again and
bU! freely fur a short time n 11 til il'wss
again checked. At this writing he is
getting along all right.
v The Ball Game,
A warm ball game was played on the
Condon diamond Sunday between the
Ole and, May vllle teams. The prise wa
a $25 jnuee which was hung np by Con
don to make the game Interesting. Nine
innings were played and at the finish
the soore stood 5 to 14 In Mavville's
favor. One player uf each team carried
home a dislocated finger as a memento
of thfl(icca8ion. AUrganumberof friends
of tli contesting teams were here from
their respective neighborhoods to enjoy
the name and flv the colors of their fa
vorites. On neighbors to the north
and to the south of us are fine people
and Condon is alwuys proud to welcome
them as her guests.
She Didn't Wear A Mask-
But her beauty whs completely hidden
by sores, blotches and pimples till she
used Uui'ltlen's Arnica Salve. Then they
vanished as will all Eruptions, Fever
8ores. Boils, Ulcers, Carbnnclesand F4
nns from its nse. Infallible for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure
guaranteed. 2V at Condon Pharmacy
Stops the Cough
and works off tha Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlns Tablet, care a cold
U one diy. No Care, no ry. .Price 25 cents
r
HAVE YOU THE
GRIP OR A GOLD?
Wo guarantee every box . of
Lang's Laxative Cold Cure to
v breakup a- cold and cure la
grippe.
For sale only by
' ' .. .... i'
Condon Pharmacy
levmag nU'i ii-Tf.
Bring us your
r
t
insvjxnxfnnnnnnrunnivruw
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas
On hand this week.
Ice Crcan), Soda Wafer He '
Finest Candies, Nuts and Cigars.
ELGIN MYERS.
BARR BUILOINC,
CLARKE & FRAZER
Make a specialty
Mouldings, Locks; Nails and aI builders
trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints, Oils
and Glass. Hardware and Furniture, Dishes
and Enameled Ware. 3
Get our prices. .
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
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Ijchoice Stall-fed Beef,
IFinest Mutton and Pork.l
The Condon
I and Confectionery, I
JOHN JACKSON, Proprietor. $
' - -s 8
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 v
Wilson's Pharmacv
A. M. Cummins left fur Portland yes
terday. . .
The Same Old Story.
J. A Kelly lelates an eaperlt-ntfi sim
ilar to that which has happned Inaltiu St
every neinliborhnoi in the United StHtes
anil has heen told and re-told hy thous
ands of othe's. "Lrtst ntnmer I had an
attack of dysentery and purchaed a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colio Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy which I used aocont-
ing to directions and with entirely satis-
factry results. The tnmble was controll
ed innch quicker than former attarks
when 1 need other remedies." Mr. Kel
lev is a well known riiisen of Henderson
N. (1v ' Kir esle hv 0ndin I'lixrmiov. '
McCormick
fM
ase-
ass- t-' n "'---Tn l -.jVi"rS'T
- ' Light - run
DUNN BROS., Agents, '3
luiiuauiuiauuiaiuiiuiumaiiuaaiaiiimiiiuiiiuiiiui
prescriptions.
- CONDON, ORE.
of Doors, Windows,
- '
Meat Market g
A.J St. hi was in from Lone Rock j
Saturday. '
Ii sure your propery attainitt fire in the
PodiiIx. Lancaster & Pattrson, ajrents.
'i
" Gel Clarke & Fraxer'a prices n IXxirs,
WindowH and Truiuuing- b fore t uyiny
elsewhere.
4 For Sale;
160 acres of good land 9 iniles east f
Condon. 150 acres good plo land ; 35
acres broke. Good honsa and never Utl
inn WH" ' water. All fenced. For price
and terms apply to l"
v M. M.' MlTCMBI.1,,
Ondon, Oregon.
Something
to Please
the Eye
A grand display of Spring and Summer goutl. ''
Anything yoa wiab In the line of Ladies' Wearing Apparel,
, Shoes, Gloves, Belts, straight front Corsets and Girdlei
In Watt we carry a large assortment of the latent styles,
Whrn it Condon d not fit! to
call ai d ii iyM ti fi .-I vf ,
Summer Dress Goods
tncliiding Lawn. Dimitire. Fixilard Zehrrif ft ghamo
rrsiana. Orgnndies. Swisf Etc.
P. H. STEPHENSON,
- - RELIABLE MERCHANT, -
1
Spring and
Summer,
1902.
We beg to announce to our numerous friends
and pat ron b 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 finest fabrics in Dry floods. Clothing and '
Furnishing Goods to the most Kiihgtantiai and
latest improved gang plow, freight wagon or
other farm implement or machine. Our gro
cery department is stocked wi;h 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.
THE BIG STORE
OLEX, - OREDON
1 THE f TH, F0PULAR HOSTELRY w
? rr. 119 IrWn tliomnghly renovHtetl mid H
GONDOf
HOTEL
rtnruuijnmiiuinruinjuuiruunnru
IHEHART'S RESTAURANT
The public will find that no better accom-
modatioiia can be found in this county
than this place. Good meals, clean beds.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop.
JIN'CA8TER A PATTI30N,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE .
Farm and Town property tor tale. Correspond
ence solicited.
CONDON, .OREGON.
Header I
This Header has stood ""
every test for years and all
ia" a
'viio are tanpiiar wnn ua f
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merits admit its superior!-
ty ovef all competitors.
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Has ken tliownglily renovated and
is now prepared to ester to the
ants of I lie traveling pnblie. Coin
inerrial traveler and others deeiring
the comforts of a tiret-vlass hotel aill
find this house suited t their wants.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
si U iaa ntai nMs.sm.1 ra aulas v 1 J
Ml BO BS J'l 'Bir VV vatiTI W SIIV I L
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MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
CONDON, OREGON
Thia aifnators Is on everr oox ot t!i tnnlaa
Laxative BromH;uitfun
tba ramatlr tbat cvnve- ( ta a Jiy
Treasurer's Notice.
All County warrnnts registered priot
to June 1, 1901, will be paid upon pre
sentation at my office-. Interest ceasef
after June 11, 1902.
P. H. STJPHfiJtHOJI,
Treasnrer of Gilliam county, Oregon
viaif DR. JORDAN'S oat at (
uuseuu of Mimnv
mi aURKET IT MN PRANCISCV, CAL.
(KMirau Blitk a Smaik .)
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Attorney at Lac,
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Tho Regulator tim,
HAYIGATIQM CO.
TMftOUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE...
DUy Lias Steamers Betwcca Pt!aa4
Vancmrvcn Cascade Leeks, Hood RivsS
u4 aS PointB M the Taa&inj'.oa aU&
T tMtst Dann nty sn aentaear (seSi ,
rrtlauS rnj na.ralfsf (icM Sday)at'.
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Hum is aa.pl tiaa ir eatf elny tmlea.
fralht RauaOrcatly Badnecd,
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tmA tt Cetui BUM. Taa Dallas, OS.
(in Siionj Lina
ako Union Pacific
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SALT LAKE,
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KA11SAS CITY,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
I3E.V von:.
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
Europe. For" partid'
ulars call on or addrii
H. R. BRlGGS, '
AGfcNT.
ARLINGTON, OREG.
CONDON
SHOE SHOP
AH kinds of repair rk neaf'r
'ihI Imve put In a jretwral
Bii-k of Men's Wrfffen's and
Children's (natutfi itntdt srmes.
AImi carry the Waterman lde.il' '
Futntjiin -vni Mv RfKHls are
Btrictlv flrt-clss. Call tnd In
ejiert Kiy stick befur buying elso-
f.eie.
O W.l'ROrTJe Co. rrops.
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vlain fireet, CondonfOrcsi.
lleadqnarters rot
McMorris'
Telephone
Supplies.
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Condon, Oregon.
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