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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOilDOtl CLOiiE. TMUHBDXV.' bCBMBEft 23, 1002, THB OFFICIAL PAPER Of OILUAM COUNTY, OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, Mi-rry ClirUlinns, Hfitil now ad of Condon Burn. K'ltwrt ffpiir wm lu . ftum Klght iH SutufJiiy. Mr mid Mm, tlcorg IfArtlfe rvturnoil from 1'ortUfiiJ Tut'stlity, Uroy 1W, Hit well known Rock Creek rtnr-her, was in town Sstnrdiiy, Kubrtol fiuprhitetttPnil Nal It vlgillng liojl In tbs eomitry district this week. ' riowfrt got to The Dalles today to nIi In rsvlvkl musting- i that lee. ' Mis Delhi Ksnrm? wjll iDinnisiir a ti-rin of k-IiouI ott 8cliutclr t'ltit next Monday. ' , , . , (.imirjjH K irlirt lft lor Ontario last WKfk tuluok a(tr business iiiletestt in Mallivur county, ' ' ' '"' LIwa! im can gttt v;mkI SUJnch(i tntmaure by vailing Hi UtutiK oAlee, Won't fcot you' twit. ' v4- Mr. att'f Mr. ItiHt Ualatead, of Pol VmUkjt, (jry nt county, vlnltel his 'sister, Mm, J, M. Camsroniluring the wtk. ' John ' Underwood, tlm CjimIoii-AJbi mall i-nrrlur, left Saturday moruiug (or Hie Willamette Valley to Snil the ball ' lys. Old Wintvr hM Hn doing A pretty KhmI ttunt latttiy and tli watlir proph ets predict plvnty moia of the saws kind. ' llata from now until spring at And be low co I, Anyone iireiliiig millinery voodi will find great bargain at Mr. K. I. Madden'. ...... Mr. and Mr. lun Cameron ars here (ruu rjoltuttltir Flat visiting friends and looking (or a ruianunt locatioii in this neighborhood. l-ve your subscription to the Ran traimlm-o -KiAitiiiior at litis office and e w ill do the real, and save you poil- age, troable etc. JoliuYl. tfrown, lien. Terry and Chaa. i'raser, of Lone Rock, conntry came in Mouday and loaded mill feed at the Con tlc M Ming Cu.'a. ' Jo LleualWu. who hue W-n here for twveral weeks on business will leave (or Vwtoa to Uy. J h b a pruporoti Mjcksmlib business there. Mr. and Mrs, Will Snail, of Olei, visi ted friends in town during the week and attended the Myers-Halding wedding ttnmlay, Mra. Fnell Is a sister of the bride. " Armstrong & l'almer took charge of (ha Condon Barn lat Friday morning. fha barn it doing a fine business and ,JgkP nw firm it well pleated with ita in ' venUovut ''""""., , ' Hats, millinery goods, toya, fancy Ifouds etc. lor the Holidays. Great re lni'tion In priit'H on millinery goods un til after the Itrtt of the year. Mitt Dora iHmning's, Miss Mamie Smith closed a success ful term of school in Matney precinct yesterday." Miss Smith will enter the Hitters' Academy, at The Dalleg, after the holidays."" J. W. Crowley returned Saturday from The itallei whnre ha hat been enjoying vacation for a (ew days. This it Mr. Crowley's first layoff in 15 months. He lierds for W. J. Stitt, ol Mayville pre cinct. Ralph Feeney, PaM Grand Master o( the A O.Uiff, lodge of this jurisdiction, who has been here (or some time In the Interests of that order left (or Portland Tuesday to spend the holidays with his family, lie expects to return about January 5 when he hopes to organise a lodge here. V. A. Cumrolngs left Mondaymornlng for hla home Ira Portland to spend the holidays with his family. He will re turn after the holiday season toresnme work for the Banker's Life Association. During the last six weeks Mr. Cummings lias written insurance in that company to the amount of 175,000.00. Mr. and Mrs. F. Adla'd, of Ajas, were In town Mon lay, Mr Adlard is known far and tflde as the K"s potato grower . ul Eastern Oregon and a. earn pie, of new variety which he la just introducing which he recently left with the Gi.oBt0 lie tested, are all that Tie could possibly dairo for iheni perfect spuds. AlufBctive stove, pipe In. the., bouse occWiwl by Walter Kimdsy and family caused a slight blHe on the roof Sunday morning. An alarm was sounded and the hose company responded quickly. The blase was about extinguished how ever when the flie laddies reached the Hcene and the water was not turned on. Miss ennle Neal and Rob FiUwater, etndotits itt the State Normal school at Monmouth, ' arrived home Sunday to epend the holiday vacation. MIbs Lulu Fitstfater who Is a student in the same -hool, arrived Tuesday, having stopped a co i pin ol davs In Portland to visit her Pister, : Miss Myrtle, who is attending ' business college there. l l CHRISTIAS GOODS i Finest assortment in town. r - Confectionery, Lunch Goods, Cigars. Nothing but the best at HOW FAST WE GROW Impfovtmtnts During the Past Year. A Gratifying Growth. The year which Is about to close has Ix'eii marked, in Condon as the banner year In the town's history In the way of substantial and permanent improve' menu. , Twenty-eight business houses and dwelling have been erected during the year at an aggregate cost ol about 10,000,00. ilia year will also be remembered as the one In which the first important manufacturing establishment (the Con don Milling Oo.'s plant) was established and also as the data of the erection of the firtt brick building (Dunn llros, store.) ... Following Is a list of improvements for 1002: : Manufacturing Condon Milling ' Co. (Itollen & Marquardsen) flour feed etc. iluslnes Houses Don u Bros, geueral merchandise, (brick.) Condon Pharma cy (ilenshaw & Crosfled) drugs. Con don Furnitura & Hardware Co. (George Karhart Furniture hardware etc. Con don Meat Co. tvlden llarrison A; Mad deu.) Fresh and salt meats. Dwellings Mrs, Mary ' Brown, L. B. Townsend, It. McKluney, J.J.PorUood, Alburn Moore, A. B. Moore, Tom Scott, -Overlander, CarJ Becker, H.U. Jor dan, U. Schilling, W. H. Myers, Colby Clarke, -Cleveland, Pryer Clin ton, J. F. Piokham, Frank Palmer, It. B. Poag, II. II. Little. C. U. Cantry, 8. A. Thompson. In addition to these Im provements a number of citizens have added exleusive additions to their dwell ings. ' ' ,y - As stated above tbe aggregate cost of these improvements foot op to altout40, 000 00 an amount far in excess of that spent (or bnlldiug in any other year of the low n't history. In 18US the year in which the city water works were constriicted the total amount expended in improvements including the water works, was less than $10,000 00.- Deducting the cost of the water system, which was about M.OOO.uO leaves lest than $6,000.00 at the amount expended In private Improvement. Thus it will be seen that the growth of the town In 1002 has been about sev en times that of 1808. This is certainly a gratifying showing and when we take Into account that the coming year prom ises to eclipse in improvements, several times over, the one just passed we most conclude that Condon is all right and getting If Iter all the time. Let's all hitch up our overalls and get ready for a long, strong poll for seven times as much improvement in '03 as we have bad '02. What say you neighbors? Says He Was Tortured. '"I suffered such pain from corns I could haJdly walk," writes 11. Robinson, Hlllsbotough, Ills.'but Buck ten's Arni ca Salve completely cured them," Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds burns, boils, ulcers. Per fect healer bl skin diseases and piles. cure guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. Wish Him Joy Anyway. Our friend George Hardie the well known Trail Fork sheepmen played quite a sly trick onus by getting married so very quietly a week ago last Sunday that not an inkling of the happy event reached this office until after our last Issue was printed. . We did not expect the wedding to take place until about Christmas ami an for ouce was caught off our guard. The bride was Miss Temper ance Shaw, one of the most charming young ladies oi tne niayviue section. The happy couple left for Portland Monday to spend their honey moon. The Ulohx extends con gratulations and best wishes for their future happiness and prosperity but we serve notice right now that if they ever get married againwe will expect them to send the Globe a postal card announc ing the fact. Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines pro duces effects like those of arsenic, but Dr. King's New Life Pills expel the poi sons from clogged bowels, gently, easily hut surely, curing Constipation Bilious liens, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25o at Condon. Pharmacy. ;. , Myers-Balding. ; Last Sunday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, at the home of the bride's mother, in this city, Mr. George Myers and Miss Jennie Balding, two of our ibest known and most highly'respected young people were United In marriage, Rev. Healy of the Congregational church performing the ceremony. ' :- Onlv the immediate relatives and a few cIobs friends of the contracting par ties were present to witness the nuptials. The Globe extends beet wishes for the future welfare of these deservedly popu lar voung people and. thanks for a liber- allowanue of most excellent widdiug cake. i The Lone Rock staae came in on run iters tor the. first time Tuesday. Mr. I UoiT has Plenty of rlss for all kinds of I roads and weather. -8 4 a r P'IK5 W When brought to us are tilled as the doctor prescrilwa them. "We do not substitute." ; Ak your doctor If Condon (PRESCRIPTION .Remember us when in Glaas or anything that may be found in an tip-to-date ' drugstore.,. ' , :: ' 'St. i r: f..- fl fi.zjr. : tnvuvvvinninfinninnjvinnuin Beautiful Dolls, Games, Toys, and Fancy Articles Suitable for the Holidays at Bldg. ELGIN MYERSVConoreg Call and see them before iwwmnmwinnrwui Make a specialty of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Locks, Nails and all builders' trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints, Oils I and Glass. Hardware and FAjrfiituferDislK- and Enameled Ware. :. T:::''; .) Get our prices. ' WE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD. CLARKE & FRAZER Suitable For TOYS, GAMES and BOOKS for tne juveniles. NEW WILSON'S PHARMACY Condon WM. C. KDDEN, Manager. Now Occupying Our Own Finest Beef, . We recommend and guarantee our own make. of : Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Baconf Lard Sau-. . sage and Bologua . . , Try, them once and be convinced. incst Job printing f or torn ' ..... en Op Our big store, in the new brick 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 inspect our new store, our big stock and our low prices. We can show you why you should trade with us. We invite special attention to the following lines: Kur Collarettes, Silk: and Flannel Waists - Ready Made Skirts, Rainy Day Skirts, Flannelette Wrappers Clothing, Shoes. DUNN UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. ZSi aiauaaiiaaiiaiiiaiuuiiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiauaaiaiaiiiiiui P P! P.N 5 X we - doV Pharmacy DRUGGISTS.) need . of Drug, Paints, Oils, lAnyuuvnnr innnruxnnnani making your selections. "THIS WAY FOR HOLJDAY Iron Horses and Wagons, Cars and Fire Engines, Tops, Horns and Ganes. Doll Go Carts and Buggies, Doll Trunks and Beds,. ToyCupboards, Chairs and Rockers for the children. , '". Also, , Wicker Rockers, Fancy Oak Rock ers and Chairs, Pictures and Frames and many other articles suitable for presents for the grown-ups.' i : We also the Holidays I I BOOKS "When Knighthood was in Flower." "The Christian," "Eben Ilolden." "Prisoners of Hope." ; and many others suitable for correct Holiday Gifts. ' - J.Q. JARVIS. TropHsitor. M eat Co. New Building Main Street. Pork, Mutton. f m tre 0BE Of fiefc. : :!. ii . . for Musi ness.l F all Shoes! ! We have just recei? ed a fine line of Fall 8ho which have bten carefully selected and are strictly first-class. Light repair work done free on all shoes sold by this store. Repair Work a Specialty. O. U. pfcJOpSS 0 Q0. . Tlaii) 5t. We Carry A complete stock of Dry GotkIb, Groceries, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats J Caps, Hardware, Queensware etc. We take orders for Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits. Steph a. Growing? . ,; ui coarse we re growing, uar Dussnes is growing, oar stock is growing and our ability to serve you in the best ; possible manner is also growing. When you need First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles Call rn n4-wi f Q. on WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE VKEAT . Highest price paid lor Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wool. General Warehouse and Merchandise Business. BALFOUB, CUTKRIE & CO , K'CBS. INEHART'S 1 JHE. f THIS POPULAR HOSTELBY f 'en thorongbly renovated and jj 5 fln'nfl! J ia now prepared to cater to the 2 I UUiJliLiri .wants of the traveling poblic. Com- 5 ? wVllUWll rnercial travelers and others desiring 2 S U ( the comforts of a first-class hotel will 5 find this bonsesnited to their wants. ? 5 J Mas. S. A. Maddock, Propr. The public will find that no better accom , modatious can be found in .this county than this place. Good meals, clean beds, HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN GEO. W. RINEHART. Prop. Fine Painting House, Sign and Carriage Painting promptly executed. Paper Hanging, Graining and Interior Decorating. I Make a Specialty of Fine Pictorial Work. I invite inspection of my work and prices. ' -. Yours to please N. BOLEUS, CONDON (FIX BUILDING) UKfcUUN this algnatnre is on every xx ot t!t gvaiiioe Axative BroraoQiiiwQ. Taiiet. IK remedy that cores eoK It it Jujr NCA8TER A PATTISON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm and Town property lot Ml. , Correspond eiuv solicited. CONDON, -OREGON ienson & Wilcox. DIimm Condon, Oregon. A8L1XCTCN, BULOCX, CSUCLA3, ICXE -MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. RESTAURANT CONDON, OREGO K WHEAT! WHEAT! !. - Don't sell your wheat un til you see B. T. Snell, Ar lington. Contracts made on future delivery. .Mon ey advanced on warehouse receipts. Highest cash price paid for wheat. b. t. s::ell, MUStTOS, ' - -" C ECCH. Itsnra yonr propery.against fire in the Phoenix. Lancaster & Pattison agents. visit DR. JORDAN'S enurl ouseuo of twmuv 1051 MARKET ST.. rMNCISCO, CAU ThalitrffcotAaatomlcal Umeom tathtWor'S. ddls.Ma.iiMHIwlyeMrwdlby W lh elj.rt Bcvrtnitfit on tli I'mUIo CiOMt. JbtabitelMSK jura. B ex. jonoAit-rBiVATc diseases from III .fiertn mi youtfafnl tn1i- f rUuiM r ntNM lit Biturr X mmm was Hit sitrferlnif M 1 Tr Vfwimtmntvhrtki brhllitj.tma- f Mk4 ln.ll Itiwimpll- x ( llrlntlifi . comblimtloi) or rmxllM, of rt wHn to rr.llit Doclur 1 liMrmM4 hi trtnpnt Ih.t II will nol A ' Mily CurS InmllBt rvllrt, bnl priniiiit f i auro. Tk Doctor Som nnt elaim to nvrAu'ni Ml m won now 10 do inir oun h7telt d KurcMii, rr-mtuul v la tall ocisltx XtoMo W TrHILID thamiwhlT oriletd from too lyrton without tho imo ol Morriir . I tmr tar Raptnr. A quick (lid raiUcil Ctnfnt riloo. rtuwro ond ri.l, by lr. jaraaa'i obocim Minino uiiniHis. q 3TT H An plylnf tomwrnreeeiTO -our kwX arfiU ol bit complaint. A l awry eoja uxdrrfnk. . . . . . ': OnfflltatlnM IKLU anrnrii.T ly imtm VMt MMAbOXABLH Traatmatit panmally or by rita li Book.' HSII.OrKT SF I MAMStl AAIU Hmmm sa. ivaluaiM bout. lar m.a.) CaUar wrlta . i. - ea nsoan a co..isit wtt.t. p. Ei rr u frut't nt ti t Fa'Htji' trtmtd (.i wtml mattfr. L. W. PAKLSN9 Attorsiy at Law, NcUry Public And Convyresr, Ode. la mr ei po.toma bQUrtinf, ti.t. itrti 8. A, riTTlSOM f OTAXT FUBLia Sle. la Oleb Btrildtpg. eoKDoW, '.' - i oaaaosr. s AM E. TAX VACTOa ATTOSIET-AT-UF. Mm sorar Iftlag Kim aad Crtfoa tTtass) ooxdojt. oaxeoiTi The Regulator Line. It3 Oito. Uft KAVIGATICM CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Daffy Line cf Steamers Between Part!an ViBCourtt, Cucaie Locb, Hood Rlrss id &H Paint M tfi. V..filnAa ml ' W. C. AIXAWAT. Ca. Aft, 7m l Court SUMt. Taa DnJiM, O. O c-j 'MO. sa Union Pacific to SALT LAKE, DEf 1VEH, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, . ST. LOUIS. IIE.W Yoax. Ocean Steamers be tween Portland and San Francisco every five days, r." LOW RATES . Tickets to and from - , .v , ll parts of the Unit-" ed Slates, Canada ard . Europe.- For partic- I ulara call on or address, H. R. BRIGGS, AGfcNT. ARLINGTON, OREG. ' Treasurer's Notlca. All ronnty wurrants rejjistered prior to J:m. 1, 1002, will be tmitl upon prn-. eeiitation at my otlice. Interest cesws mer Nov. 11, 1002. , I. H. Stkphkiisoii. :. Treasurer ol Gilliam connty, Oregon. ALL PAFER -- ""'.ial O, latest cesic::s FASHIOHACLE PATTEuII Largest and --best select- . ed stock in the County. Estimates furn?-hed ' jobs as to inateafftl 8 .1 Ulcr. n. MMffi OallM fTty n ttrg viator ttt r'.Jnd vrr BvratBf (;t Sundur) !'. . J at The DJll t a. stri.tnf ai Siua toa ta ! tlai If ulfoini tnaaa, mm .v