THE GOIiDOil GLOBE.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13 I8Q2,
TMS OFFICIAL PAPER OF OILLIAM
COUNTY, OKEOON. i
LOCAL NEWS,
Work on Vm Wilson' atone building
It trtj(iili)g rapidly.
i Ir. Wmh1 wa railed to Lone Rock
Monday morning to prescribe for Mr,
, JSlK'llltlw, '
Work on the Ofidon Meat Company's
new lmlUHiit Commenced Monday
uioriiliif, , ;"
Obituary.
Jottli. Matlock, oim of the early plo
ner of Ullliain county paasvdaway at
lilt home In tM r,lt after an l!ln ol
only 24 hour. JJ III l'ulay af
ternoon and evening; but it was not on-
til Wednesday riiorni.) thit pneumonia
i
at In to which he niucurobed.
I)ufaed m born near Chicago. III..
alxwt 68 year ago end grew to manhood
In that city. With hla wife ha cam to
Oregon morn than 25 year ago and alnce
that time baa lwn a resident of this I
county. Ilawaabiaown worat enemy
and all the early icttlnn of this section
MfllreinemWhlra for hla many itor line
qualities In the old days,, while they
oover with a mantle of tharitr the
shortcoming and weakueaaei of hi I
later year.
Ill, . I I ii a . . ' ' " . I
Theliwm,tnt .HI. .,.. u.s wmow , u.ree uaogmer. and one
w.. ..i aon anrvive nun ana in inelr hoor oil
ornliV w,.rw"K"' W ww the, will receive the .ympathy
of a boot of frienda.
: morn lit e
; Kd MdClnney and D. K. Sarpy re
turned irom Mir gum hni Saturday
Ith about 40 geese.
Elgin Myer haa remcxleled the Interi
or of hu con lectlonery More and luitalled
a new ittH k of good.
Madden & llawee have nt received
i new line of fail and winter beta. Latett
etyiita In trimmed and street bate. Call
o them. -
Ueo Karhart returned Friday from
Malheur county where he haa Item for
everal week looking after ble sheep in
tercet.
A (hooting match and dance will be
given at Lone Rock November 2d which
promise to be a very enjoyable affair.
See Mile.
f Loaveyonr eoWription to the San
Francisco Examiner at thie office and
we will do thereat, thereby eavlng you
floatage etc.
. A. . Rlca'e family are all down with
meaael. lira. Klce la In town with ble
mother and eotne of the children are sick
t the ranch
, Marahal Armstrong and Recorder May
areaomge land uRlce business thene
day. The city treasury ie about $150
ahead daring the week.
Cooke Broe. have rerentW loat !i
head of cattle from llaualog. They bave
vacolnated the rest of their herd and
liope to check the diaeuie. ;
r Cooke and W. ft Myer returned
Friday from a loose hnnnt on tahnttlar
Fiat. They bagged 40 fowl and brought
iiome a hack load. The Uwm force wai
lauteubered with a fine fat one.
frank Moore never doe thlngt by
lialvee. When be kill wild geie he
pick on the foatherlet kind that don't
have to be picked. At leaat the one he
left at tbiaOfQce Saturday wae all ready
lor the ivn-Dne, fat and (eattierlee.
E. A. War waa clrculaUn notkinn
during the week asking the city council
to take step In the matter of enforcing
me city ordinance againat gambling and
against telling liquor to minora, to men
or intemperate habit and ou 8nuday
Tbe petition wat numerously algned.
A Herman and ST.' VS. Rtau.Tcr, who
have been here the peat , week looking
ver the country with a view to tmrclia
log eeveral thousand acres of wheat land,
returned to Spokane Tuesday. They
were enoceaiful In tecuring optione on
about 2,500 acrea of choice wheat land
W.J Vandervlute, of Lainonl, Iowa
la here looking over the country with a
-view to locating, lie ie pleased with
the country and will probably aecore a
borne and bring he family here. Gilllaia
county la getting a large Immigration of
excellent citizen from that aection of
Iowa. ! ..
The grandeat of the grand event at
Condon the coming holidava will be the
grand masquerade ball to be given by
Waimi Circle Thankrglving and don't
forget it. (Jet you ticket now at 6te
fihenaon & Wilcox 'a, Elgin Mayer or the
tirug atorea. Maakt cu be bad at Jar
f .... s
piHSi PT'N5
When bronght to ui are filled at '
the doctor preecriboi them.
"We donotaubstituta."
Aak your doctor
If e do."
Gondon Pharmacy
PBE8CBIPTIO DBU(iOIST8.) '
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
The hour la undecided but will probably
be iu tbe lorenoon.
II. T. Mclntyre, Ht. l'anl. Minn., who
baa beea troubled with a disordered !
tomauh, aaya, "Chamberlain' Btotnach
and Liver Tablet do me more good tban
anvthlng I have ever taken."
For aale by Condon Pharmaur.
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(BYBLSf RINUSTOM, Eortoa.)
During the preeent term there have
been reg-lntered In the Condon public I
cbool 160 poplla, ol which 48 are in the
principal' room, 62 in tbe Intermediate
room and 62 in tbe primary room.
We flud the following nui.il are ab-l
- - i
eeut from the prlncipal'a room thia week :
Arthur Farrlah, Arthur Klce, (iuaaie
Darling, Eiitti Ureendeld. Jennie Poaa. !
France Brown and Myrtle Rice. Mott
of these pupil are ebeeut on account of
i
tneaeel.
There are a good many pnpile abeent
from the lotermediathe room on account
of aickoeet.
The achool, thia year, ha been much
uruer inno Diuai w gftt 1010 work I nil .
"SJTSSirS: CLARKE & FRAZER
achool.
Rauieruber oa when . in need of Drug, Paints, Oils,
Glass or anything that may be found in an up to-date
,'dru store, ,. . '.. ; ', . -
t ui- rs
inign uraae.uigars
Owl, Lillian Russell
Rothchild, Feifer's Union
! Finest of Fresh ' r r
Candies, Oranges, Bananas.
elgin Myers j
I
5
Canned Coods
a Soclalrv.
V
To Thw Ptiblla.
Allow ui to a a few word In praiee
of Chamberlain' Congh Remedy. I bad
a very eevere cough and cold and feared
I would get pneumonia, but after taking
the eecond doee of thia medicine I felt
better, three bottle of it cured mv cold I
and the pain In my cheat disappeared
entirely. I am moat respectfully your
for health, Ralph 8. Miyies. 64 Thir-1
ty eveuth St., Wheeling, W. Va.
For nle by Condon Pharmacy.
LONE ROCK.
A heavy rain etorm ha been vlatlm
tbe foot-hill conntry oil and on for the
laat ten dayi and over an Inch of rain
baa fallen in thl month. Teaming haa
been enspended and the ground la Inline
condition for plowing.
Otho Ward haa eeld his farm near town
to Mr. E. Ylebril a new comer In the
country. Tbe ranch contained about
290 acre and tbe price about $2,000. Mr.
ward will atay on the place until next
spring. .
John Madden has no trouble In dii
poalngofhi line winter apple at an
advanced rale.
Jim William our town hog rateer
ear that the price of boga la on the de
cline and beef is retting blither and
tougher everjr day.
t oiaioea are in good demand here es
pecially among thoae who are out there
being none for aale.
Tbe fonny folk about here aav that
few day aince a woman of our nelgbor-
hood went into the city "fire-water die-
penary"and proceeded to opeet the ta
ble accordidg to Holy Writ or eoine other
good book.
Make a specialty of Doors, Windows.
Mouldings, Locks, Nails and alii builders
trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints. Oils
and Glass. Hardware and Furniture, Dishes
and Enameled Ware. j
Get our prices.!
7E WILL HOT BE UHDERSOLD.
Finest Line of
CANDIES, CIGARS,
FRUIT AND LUNCH
GOODS IN TOWN AT
I
Fall'Stfbes!! ' "
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We have just feceivftd a fine line of Fall Shos which have
been carefully selected and are strictly firt ciM.
Light repair work done fret on
all shoes sold by this store.
Repair Work a Specialty.
0. U. PH0PS5 0 .QD. nair5t. ;
Headquarters for
McMorris' Telephone Supplies.
rsm6 ma. I mm.??.
We Carry
A complete stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, ,
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats
Caps, Hardware, Queeosware etc. We take
orders for
Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits.
Stephenson & Wiled
JW. t)ASL!K3
Attorney at ttwt
Notary Public and Cortveyaticsv
C.Od.JB, Of. '
Oflir. la reu of Htuflie battA.i t, Men
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PATTIBOS
Growing?
Of coarse we're growmg. Our basines is growing, our
stock is growing and our ability to serveyou in the best
possible manner is also growing. Wheo you oeed
First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles
Call . o! r"k i--
oaiiLry raimer.
on
Condon,
Oregon.
WHEAT
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INTERIOR 17AREH0U
Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wool.
General Warehouse and Ilerehandise
Business.
ALFCUR, CUTKSIE AC3 , SITES. AnUXSTCS, EULCCX, CC'JCLAS, Kill
THE
coriDor
HOTEL
THIS POFULAR HOSTELRY
Ha been thorooghlj renovated and
Is now prepared to cater to the
nants of the traveling public. Com- .
ruercial travelers and others desiring
the comfort of a first-class hotel will
find this bonae suited to their wsnts.
Mrs. S. A Maddock, Propr.
'"uwuinruiaruwuuw
V
John Jackson s
Is your face rough?
Do your hands chap?
via drag store.
The Oreijnn State Bar Association and "Last winter at infant child of mine
the Oregon Irrigation Association meet nB(1 Cr00P l violent lorra," aays Elder
in Portland November 18 and 19. Re-I Jonn Kogers, a Christian Evaugelist
duoed rates on all railroads. Free thea-l0' i'ley, Mo. "I gave her a few doses
ter ticket : a ball orconcert: a steamboat ol Chamberlain's Coiitch Hemedy and In
ride on the Willamette and Colnmbla anort time all danger was past and the
rivers; a visit to the Portland Creruato-1 child recovered." This remedy not only
rium and many other places of interest CQre crouP bat when given as enon aa
are offered as attractione to visitors. A tne &tHi symptoms appear will prevent
ordial Invitation is extended to all to tne " contains do opium or
visit Portland Irrigation week. other harmful substance and may be
given aa confidently to a baby as to an
n., vummiogs, oi tne tsauaer dult. For sale by Condon Tharmacy.
n;iiniuii, is iiuro mis wee a writ
ing business for that company. The
Banker' Life offera a straight Insurance
proposition and one that any man can
afford to carry. It is organised on con
-eervatjve lines, recognised by leading
bankers and financiers everywhere and
may be relied upon nsa snfo am! Inei
teueive insurance proposition. Mr.
3uiumings i doing a tlue business here
for the company.
These chilling wintry winds bring much discomfort to
face and hands but you can prevent it by using uoniegood
FACE CREAM OR TOILET WATER.
Just the thing for these cold, raw winds; keep your skin
soft and smooth. : We have a full li Ilfi ff thft Komi hrarifla
WILSON'S PHARMACY
J. Q. JARVIS,, Proprietor.
-MEALS 25c.
IHEHARTS RESTAURAf,
-BEDS 25c.
The public will find that no better accom
modations can be found in this county
v than this place. " Good meals, clean beds.
t HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN
GEO. W. RI.N'EHART, Prop. CONDON, OREGO N
James Lavigne will give a boing eit
bibition in :th Armory hall Saturday
evening, consisting of an eight ronnd
eparring match and three rounds of
fancy bag punching. This is the first
eshibitinn of the kind ever given inCon
rlon and Mr. Lavigne wishes to ay that
it will not be a rough and tumble fight
but a scientific sparring match that will
offend no one. Ladies are specially' in
vited.' Money. bak If not satisfied. A
dance will be given aftar the petfrmance.
VVni Scholtji, known as Young Smith Is
Mr. Lavigne's sparring partner.
Jim Boyer met with rathor a eerious
ei'i'ident w hile hauling hay from Steve
"Van Cleve's ranch on trail Fork to tbe
Lout Valley euw mill last week, Hip
tuani became frightened Rt something in
the road and started to run throwing Jim
who was riding one of the horses, to the
gronatl rendering hini uncdnclous.
When be regained ennciousness he found
that the wagon hnd paswd over him and
the team bad tangled p In the harness
and stopped. Mr, Cioyer then . eeenred
the tain to the wagon and went to Dave
' II ardie's place. His Injuries are not
thought to be twk'UB. -
Joe Boyer was in town during the
week. He ha Just recovered from an
attack of tueasela.
See onr clubbing offer with the Salem
Capital journal. It Is your chance to
gt two good papers for tha nrloe of ona.
The Globe will give you all tbe homo
and county news and the Capital Jour
nal will give you all the state and gener
al new and a full account of the legisla
tive proceedings This is just what you
want for the news of the coming ses&loo
of the legislature. Thi offer applies on
ly to paid in-advance subscriptions.
. mm .
Jumped on a 10-Penny Nail
The little daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell
jam pod on an Inverted rake made of ten
penny nails, and thrust one nail entirely
through her foot and a second one
way through. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
was promptly applied and five minutes
later the pain had disappeared and
more suffering was experienced
three davs the child was wearing
shoe as usual with absolutely nodiscom
lort. Mr. Powell is a well known mer
chant of Forkland, Va. Pain Balm is an
antiseptic and heals such injuries
out uiaturiation and in one-third
time required by the usual treatment.
Sold by1 Condon Pharmacy.
Condon Meat' Co.
,. WM. C. EDDEN, Manager.
W ill Serve the neonla nf Onnrlnn an
est Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Bologna etc.
First-class Cutter at the Block.
Our wagon will supply meats to harvesting and threshing
crews during the season as follows: Ferry Canyon Mon
days and Thursdays. Mayville Tuesdays and Fridays.
Matney Flat and Hay Creek Wednesday and Saturday.
finest Job priDtinf for JRII at tf?e ;C0BsE Office.
Fine Painting
' House, Sign and Carriage Painting promptly executed.
Paper Hanging, Graining and Interior Decorating.
We Make a Specialty, of Fine Pictorial Work.
We invite inspection of our work and prices.
Yours to please
BOLEUS & GENGLER.
CONDON (FIX BUILDING) OREGON
tbla aignataie Is on evry box ot tit (toatn
Laxative BrotncHQuirjia rrMta
tba remedj tbat ewraa a oM ta t r ly
jANCASTEE 4 PATT1SON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Farm and Town property tor tala. Correepond
ence solicited,
JCONDON, OREGON
Open for Business.!
no I
In
her
with-
the
Our big store, in the new briclc building, is now open for business and our shelves
and counters are loaded with by far the largest and most complete stock of Gener
Al Merchandise ever brought to Condon. We extend a cordial invitation to our
patrons, and the public generally, to call and insp5ct our new store, our big stock
, and our low prices. We can Bhowyou why you sliould trade with us.
Z We iovite epecial attention to the following lines: "
Fur Collarettes, Silk: and Flannel Waists
Ready Made Skirts, Rainy Day Skirts,
Flannelette Wrappers, Clothing, Shoes.
WHEAT! VHEATl!
Don't sell your wheat un
til you see B. T. Snell, Ar-
lington. Contracts made
on future delivery. Mon- v
ey advanced on warehouse
receipts. Highest cash .
price paid for wheat
AIllNSTGS, . -
ELL
Icsure your propery agninat fire in the
Fhcenix. Lancaater & ratueon agents
vitiT DR. JORDAN'S aacsr
1811 KABKSt ST MS ASQSSSQ, ViL.
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KAVICATICIJ CO.
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Treasurers Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to Jan. 1, 1002, will be paid npon pre
eentation at my office. Interest ceases
after Nov. 11, 1002.
P. II. STEl'HKNSON.
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon,
DUNN BROS.
UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS.
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CHICAGO,
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. Ocean Steamers be
tween Portland and
Eau Francisco every
five days.
LOW RATI
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Hcltets to and from
all parta of the Unit
ed States, Canada an J
Europe, Forpartic
. ulars call on or address,
H. R. BRIGGS,
ARLINGTON, OH2G.
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CsEATIw"3 III LATu
s A fine line of Fall and
; Winter Hats just in.
Something new in Street Hats
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