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THE GQIIDOM GLOBE.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1902,
THB OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
m COUNTy, OHEOON.
LOCAL NEWS,
Condon Milliner)' Co.
Don't overlook Jolm J:kon' ntiw
ltd.. . - ; ,
A. Uartmnn U doing Jury duty thl
week, , ...
Frot! AdlsrJ r, li I p from Ajf doln
Jury duty.
. Dick Uiuct ir.. wm lu town diirln
k MuConnull wm In from Alvlllo
falurdnv. v
LnUttitylimln Imti at Condon Mil
Wmtf UV. .. '
tJuo. Martin h nccrpted t poeltlon
In Arlington. ..,..
J'trry lUut cmn ever from Lone Rock
fenmUv to ntUnil court,
K. B, Vhit rlnrnet Rumlay from
busiin'M trip to Arlington.
0. V. IVupot A Co. luvo clmiiguof
J tUU wk. Ueml It,
B. K. taref htu purchnwd four line
reidHiic tutt on th Kt Hulo,
'. ''
It nr your proper? ng-alttat Art In the
' I'lici ul. I-ttii'9fitr A rtiliii, g-iiU,
W. F. Allan went out to AJu Kalur
day to U,in a term of ediool lher Mon
I Mint Crrl pHiineman, of Clmn, Mi
Monday for Mt. Tatar, nar I'ortUud, to
engngf In teaching.
; School will commence nett Monday
All pupil ihould to i)ieeut for tlm
opening of Hit tor in.
Mn. HiOtt nd Mlw Maggie Swlt, of
Portland are. hor viltin the former'
v daughter, Mr. John Jackeon,
i li. N. Audorton wa In town Satur
... day, He will move hi family lo Lute
ltock thl week for the Winter.
W. A. Darling relurnej from Portland
Hnndity. While In the city he piireltas
h! a floe piano for hi daughter.
Mr. II. 0. Birfckland and daughter,
Haiel and Genevieve, leave today for
! I'ortluud to ipend the Winter.
, 'DUtrict Attorney Menefee I here thl
veek doing hit utmost to make the way
of the alleged traiiMgressor hard.
Oliver Ward took lite dnoghter to Ar-
linirtnu laot "week Irom where he went
to Walla Walla to attend echool.
ttube McKlnney ha hi new rldnce
In town cotuplfted and fuirilnhvd. 11
, will iniveHU la ult in thl week.
C. A. Danneinen, of Cleln, I at Salem
title week taking a pout graduate eoure
tn bald-faced llerforda at the Btate Fair.
Mi Lulu FlUwaU'r and brother ttob
left Sunday for Monmouth where they
will enter the State Normal School a
etodenta.
... f John F, I'lnkham If building a reel
- delicti on the Kat bide. Ill eon, Fred
8. rinkham, and hi family will occupy
it with him.
Pprlngnton & Roger are building a
big hay ihed on lot north "of their res
idence In which to atore their Winter'
aupply of baled hay.
f 'Mr; and Mm. W. U. Flett came op
from Rock Creek Saturday, Mrs. h lett,
who has been lu poor health for eome
time, remained here under Dr. Wood
treatment. She l Maying with Mr.
Downer. ":
Fred A. Edwards, of the University of
Oregon, has Wen secured as coach by
the Albany College foot ball team. Mr.
1 Edwards Is a Uilliam county boy, being
son of W, J, Edward, of Mayville.
Eldor W. A. Goodwin, who has been
absenjiiu seypral . months engaged in
mitei3nry-erk, came home Thursday
i for a visit with his family. His work,
'during the Summer, has been 'at Port-
land, Indepeudeuoe, Albany , aud New-
port. ' " "-
.-- B.K. Searcy was over from Beecher
Saturday. He says that a fatal disease
Is nrevalent anionn the cattle in his
neigh borhood. Mike Dukek had already
lost ten head and had 20 more tick. It
is believed to be dry murrain with which
, they are affected.
Apostle Luff and Bishop Milliard, of
the L. D. 8. church, commenced a series
of meetings here last .evening. They
". will continue unti 1 Sunday evening and
perhaps longer. Mr. Luff is raid to be
the greatest preacher lu that church and
a roost eloquent speaker. , -
- The Condon iviilllaery Co. has Just
Jnpened a fine line of Fall and Winter
. Millinery In tholr score qii Spring street.
Their stock, which has been carefully
eelected.ls freBhaod up-to-date andtheir
trimmer Is one of the bent to be found.
All the ladies should cull and see them.
' 3. W. Clark, of Ferry Canyon, writes
the Olohe from Promise, Wallowa Co.,
' to have his paper sent to that address.
Continalng he lays: "Am here for the
Winter to ascertain the depth of snow
. and severity of weather before 'moving
niy stock. I expect to move nest Spring
Tit the weather suits."
The dense smoke which drifted in
'from the big foreut tiroa weet of the
' Cascades and settled like a pall over this
part of the State lust week, made life
other than an unmixed joy. The biting
,f choking smoke wrs a plague to eyes and
t nose and temper mid the shifting wind
" Sunday evening, which partially cleared
the atmosphere, whs hailed ' with de-
- light by everyone. ,
Born Suturday, September 13, 1902,
. to the wife of It, E. Cuendet, of this city
l n 10 or 15 pound boy. . It is alleged that
Henry was obliged to borrow a suit of
J clothes from Jean Labous after the ad-
vent of his son and hnir, his own "dtKis"
having suddenly Ijecome about four sis-
y. es too small. Certain it Is that his chin
4'ls tilted np at an astonishing angle and
V he is almost too bupy.fo talk washing
nliii'hiriM ' '
Circuit Court Proceeding.
The regular Fall term of Circuit Com
convened here M;imUy morning with
Judge W. L. Bradihaw on the IhuicIi
District Attorney Me oh foe was also pres
ent, The following attorneys were!
attendance : Mers Van Vactor, Dr
ling, and Bowermau, of Condon, Ourley
aud Crass, of Arlington, Hendricks and
Bnulling, of Fossil, WMton aud Slunolt
of The Halls, Bright, of Moro. and Con
iter, of McMinnvllle, Court Btenogra-
pher Dufur was aloo on baud aud O.
Ncale was In his accutiouifd place as
right-hand nmu to the Court while Win
Caldwell attended to the duties of jury
bailiff.
The criminal action against Adolpli
llappold, who was charged with ob
structing a public highway, was taken
op Monday and quickly disposed of.
being conclusively shown that the roat
in qnetlou was t a legally established
highway, the Court Instructed the jury
to return a verdict of acquittal which
was done accordingly,
ee
Considerable Interest centered in the
criminal action In which Thos. Caine
Uuorge, Arthur and John Madden were
chargml with the larceny of a mule. A
jury was secured for the trial of thl case
Monday evening and the semination of
wilnenM-e began Tudy morning. The
Jury In this esse consisted of the follow
lug cltlsen: Lewis Couture, Win, Llv
lngton, W, g, Farr, Joe Foa, W. J.
tin I on, Ja. Ctdwell, Geo. Earhart, I-e
roy Paul, Win. West, Henry' Wilkins,
V. Moore and F. C. Duller.
The taking of testimony occupied
most of the day Tuesday. The Htate of
fered evidence to the effect that the mnle
la question, alleged to lie the property of
F. M. Brown, of Rock creek , was
taken from the range, near Lone Rock,
last December by Oeorge ami John Mad
den and was by them (presumably)
turned over to Caine and Arthur Mud
deu w ho drove it to Pendleton w ith some
other stock where Caine sold it to Chat
Cunningham.
The defense did not deny the act of
selling but introduced evidence to the
ffuct that the mule Uuo and John Mad-
leu were seen driving on the road was
not the same animal which Caine sold to
Cunningham and that the mule sold by
Caine was secured by him from a man
unmed Wlar while on the road to Pen
dleton.
At the evening session the court room
was crowded, the arguments of the at
torneys to the jury being the attraction.
The State was represented by District
Attorney Menefee and Mr. Fuelling and
the defendants by Sam E. Van Vector
and II. 8. Wilson. The case was sub
mitted to the jury at about 10 p. in. sod
Iter only a few minutes detileration a
verdict of uol guilty was rendered
The case of John Nelson vs W. L.
Wilcox, sheriff, was on trial yesterday
loifore a jury. The case grew out of a
squabble over some attached property
nd, among other thing, an effort was
made to impeach the testimony of two
of the plaiiititTs witnesses. The case
come from the south end of Furry Can
yon precinct, a bailiwick which never
fails to furnUh racy and Interesting
court cases and this one was no excep
tion to the rule. Even the Court ,
for the time being, wooed away from his
nsnal stern at teutlon to the business In
hand. One witness, after giving the
usual Impeachment testimony, volun
teered the information that there was a
ring" down there whose 30 or 40 mem
bers "stood In together to help each oth
er out" but that he did not belong to it.
Some pretty tough people down there
Isn't there ? queried Attorney Van Vac
tor, who was conducting the cross exam
ination. "Ian" your homestead some
where down that way?" put in the
udge to the lawyer ; and in the general
laugh that followed the answer of the
line's was-loet, Van saved .an excep
tion and Judge Bradshaw forgot to rap
for order. The jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff. , r
Following, given in brief, !s a report
of the disposition of the docket (so far as
reached up to the hour of going to press:
" CRIMINAL.
State vs Thomas Caine, Geo Madden,
Arthur Madden and John Madden.
Larceny of a mule, Not guilty.
State vs Adolpli Ha ppold Obstruct
ing public highway. Not guilty.
tAW.
August Seekamp vs J G Stevenson.
Continued tor term. "
Ida F Dennieon by her guardian at li
tumjay Uowerman, vs Dixon Guunt
and Dick 'Juant. Continued for term.
Perkins Windmill Co. vs L W Darling.
Settled and dismissed.
Lost Valley Lumber Co vsR LGlmlin
et as.-Default and lodgement. Order
to sell attached property.
S B Barker vs R L Glmlin et ux.
Default and judgement. Order to sell
attached property.
A H Reudy vs Walter Dickie. Con
firmation granted.
Wm Kevs & Son vs D M Walton.
Settled and dismissed.
Wm Keys & Son vs Mary J Walton.
Settled and dismissed.
Rolhchild Bros vs M E Summers.
Settled and dismissed. :
equity .
J N Hart vs E llidgway Wingateetal.
Confirmation granted. ,
Sarah A Bradfleld vs Wm J BradGeld.
Default and decree. ,
(Continued, on 2nd, page.)
A Shooklng Calamity
"Lately befell a railroad laborer,"
writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark.
"His foot wsb badly crushed, but Buck
leu's Arnica Salve quickly cured him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns, Boils,
Piles and all. skin eruptions. It's the
world's champion healer. Cure guaran
teed, 25.'. For Bale by Con;lon Pharmacy.
Jewelry and
Wo have arMed to our 'immense- tock of fine wRfchrs
and jewelry an extensive linn of 'fine roh'i and filled
gold watch cits'H and an assortment f ft'l the brands
of standard movements micli as IClgin, Wallheni. Ham
ilton and Coluu.bua movement. Thfj rnt-c and
movement have jiint b;eii selected hy our practicing
jeweler, while in Chicago, and are the very bct grade
made. All watchea bought of u are cared for and
fully guaranteed. Call and see this fine line of gwds.
AH OPTICAL GRADUATE IH ATTENDANCE.
Condon Pharmacy
(PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.)
Itemeniber us when in net-d of Drugs, Paint, Oil,.
Oka or anything that may be found in an up-to-date
'drug store. . r
Dainty Sweets
'..' . , ' " ''
ELGIN
Best Lunch Goods
juTAnnmruumniuiuirunxnuuinrutinnrui
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, Dishes
and Enameled Ware.
Get our prices.
WE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD.
i lit; uunuun
g and
carries .the
it Fresh and "
Salt Meats, andCigars,
Ice Cream and Ice Cold Drinks
to be found in the city. . Call and see us.
JOHN JACKSON. Proprietor.
We now have
i 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
Condon Meat Co.
WM. C. EDDEN, Manssrer.
Will eerve the people of Condon and vicinity with the tin
iest Fresh and Suit Meats, Sausage, Bologna etc., ,
First-class Cutter at the Block.
Our wagon will Biipuly meats to harvesting and threshing
. j crews during the season as follows: Ferry Canyon Mon
days and Thursdays. .Mayville Tuesdays and Fridays.
Matney Flat and Hay Creek Wednesday and Saturday.
iijest Job priijtiij? for '
uiuiiuiaiiiiiiaiiiiiuuutiiaiiaiiiaiaiiiauuuuiuiiiiuii
Eyeglasses.
Ice Cold Drinks
: .' ., f ," 1,
MYERS.
Finest Cigars
' "
lvieciL lvictrKUt
Confectionery,
finest line of
Candies, Nuts
1
fill at tl?e dC0"BE Office.
JinnnnnnnnnnTinrtri rfi
DUNN BROS
Fall Shoes! !
We have just rwwved a fine line of Full RJks whfrh htvo
been carefully selected and an etriclly li re tela a.
IigJit repair work (liftfrre on
all thovn sold; by this store.
Repair Work a Specialty.
0. U. piOpSS 0 ;0. Tair; 5t.
Iloadquarters for
McMorris' Telephone Supplies.
We Carry
A complete flock of Dry Coodo, Grocorics,
Furnishing Goods, " Boot and Shoes, Hat
Cap, Hnrdare, Queensware etc. We lake
orders for
- Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
New Harness and Saddle Shop.
Harness, Saddles Collars, Whips and all horse supplies.
Our Harness is all Hand-made.
We invite inspection as to High Quality and Low Prices
Fix
n8. Cantry &
Build!
WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WHEAT
Iligheiit price fmid tor Grain of ll kin-ls. StOMije na.l baling of Woil.
General Warehouse and Merchandise
Business.
BALFOUR, CUTKHIE & C3 , M'C'ES.
CONDON
HOTEL
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THE
IKEHART'S RESTAURANT
- The public will find that no better accom4
modations can, be found in this county
than this place. Good meals, clean beds.
HEADQUARTERS
GEO. W. RIXEH ART, Prop.
UNIVERSITY OF ORECOH, Eugene, Oregon.
The first Semester Session 1902:3 opens Wednesday, September 17.
The following Schools" and Colleges are Comprised in the University.
Graduate School College of Literature Science and Arts College of
Science and Engineering University Academy School of Music
School of Medicine School of Law. Tuition free, excepting in Schools
of Law Medicine and Music. (Incidental fee $1.00, Student-Body $2.50
per year.) Cost of living from $100 to $200 per year. For catalogue,
address Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon.
UNIVERSITY SCIIOOLOF MUSIC, Irving M. Glen, A. -M., Dean.
Piano; Mrs. Roe MidRley Hollenbeck (Jiwfry.C.ortatewskt.Schwarenskti) Piano; Mr. A. I Fraicr
(Five yearn with W. O. Nah.) Voice; Min Eva Vinson (Kiim Conservatory Treblli Music School.)
Violin: Mrs. John L Pipes (Spitrner, Spiering.) Theory; Mists Eva tinsuu, Mrs. KuseM.Holleubot'k,
Term on application to Dean. '
JAKCASTER & PATTI30N,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Farm and Town property for sale. Correspond
ence solicited.
CONDON, OREGON.
Darling,
ASUNSTOM, BLA13CX, DOUSUS. ICKE
jvnrunnj
THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY
Has bwn tlioronghly renovated and
U now prepnred to cter to the
want of th traveling public. Com- . -.
mercial travelersnnil othera desiring
, the comforts of a Erst-clasH hotel will
End this house soiled I ) their wants.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
.vuxruiri
'MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
FOR TRAVELING MEN
CONDON, OREGO N
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Broaio-Quiwa xatieta
fa remedy that wrw a eoK la ' t Jty
' Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to June 1, 1901, will be paid n pon pre
sentation at my office Interest censer
after June It, 1902.
P. H. Stepiiesbon,
Treasurer oi Gilliam county, Oregon.
vitiT DR. JORDAN'S great
UUSEUH OF AKATGHY
ICS! ISARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAI
II f m Bint mt Btnail.)
rT Tke lrgt Anatomical tluMum
n Uie wor'4.
t'.f Smile attrmtim tn thl City. A
Hrakieim. or n r eontrnct.
d dies.BOllTl J cui crt hy l
the uldeHt Bnectniist un Va 1'itoiiw
. CouU EnUblUhfd M yeaii, i
d PflVATE DISEASES
and anltldt
roiKlilnl indln-1
mrt aiitieriiiir .
cicUuna er In tuaturor
' yeara, Karvoiitundphvilwl liability, I m-
, mimmt, 1oh4 jiKiifaotMi lu !! lncomp',1-
! entloim; MtrintttrrhwH, Fnuimiir. j
rk, ooaorrra, umi, rnqaoiir,? '
mt I'rlua! In?, lo. Iiy couiMiiHtlan c( ,
nmedlts, o grant eurallvs power, tl Onctitr 1
liuioarmiirxtl bl trOHtcarnt Hint it will not
' only afford immnllat relief, but permKuent
, cure. Th Doctor djea not elalm topprturin
1 mlrwilw, but hi well known to b a lulr nrt
. gquHr PhVKlctftn nd 0urfoii, pr-niutul
I lu special ly Ii- if lien. j
i MTrHIi.IW tharonrhly erti(tlcttd(rom
I tha .rUui without Uit ueot Momry, , i
TniMf fitted by na ir(. Radlenl
I ere tor Rapture, A quick and rnde.il
nrtnr Pile, I'lnara and ri'lnlat, b 1
I lr. Jordan ' tpeciol plnlv malbinls.
EVKItT MAN BDPlrlna tool will recalve '
ournonutuclnionuf lilacnniplnlnf.
' WvtU Swmtnttt tQMTXVM CUSJtin
tvery east w wirtertnki.
Coniniintiiia kkb ana mnciiT private i
CHARGES VJSltr XSAHONABUi
Treatmeiit paraenalljr er by letter.
Write lor Book. PHIIOIOHHT
book lor mea.) Call r write '
OH. JORDAN CO.. 1051 K.rket 81., S.f. j
gtt'r't-K r- it i. , 0 fi,mt m
'.ond tla)i mnl metier.
Attorney at Law, '
Not.ry Public and Convey.riCtr,
t'oiidn.. Or,
rnlli'i-flnri.n'l lnnrnr. Term, rMKori.b!
OCii' in ra.I el (iuluai' building, .ti.iu uui
s.
A. PATTISO.1
iotaey rucLia
OSlc.la Glot Bn!Utlri(.
COSDOS, . . OltCGO.
gAM t. VA VACTO
ATT0BSi:i-AT-LAT7.
Ofie. oratr Spring tirct and Oregon rna
CORDOIT. OBKGOIT.
Tlie Regufator Line.
lb Me?, PurtlanliJslsrii
NAVIGATION CO,
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE.... ;
Oil? Line of Stamen Betw een PortUo4
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Riva
aaJ ztt Points oa tLc Vukingtoa lidt.
TK treemen DeHei Dmnn it.niini ru
"ortland erery morning (eicepu HutKlar) t'.
nd Tte !!! et a. m., arriving et detiue
tton id ample is ne tor uutgoiag treioe.
freight Kates Oieatl; Placed.
W. C. AU.AWAY,es Ajt.,
JTeot oi Court Street, Th ilailes, O?.
Snci LiriH
axo Vmon Pacific
- - TO
SALT LAKE,
DEIiVEn,
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
I1E.W 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
Europe. , For partic
ulars call on or address,
H. R. BRIGGS,
AGfc.NT
OR EG.
ARLINGTON,
QK. S. K. LISA ... -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Day and night culls promptly attended.
Ofiiie 2nd door Bonth of Condon Pharmacy.
CONOOX, Main Street OKEGOM.
Summer Sale
Of Millinery '..Goods, at
" Greatly Reduced Prices.
Mus. E L. Madden
Pnor's.
Miss Maggie Uawes, )
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
m mm
Largest and best select
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished cd
jobs as to mateaialand labor.
W. A. OABLinO.