THE CONDON GLOoL
JANUARY I, 1003,
THURSDAY.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY, ORKOON.
LOCAL NEWS,
Happy Naw Xr.
Jmttf Jams U, Mattlngly wm In town
yesterday,
W, L, Marker returned to Arlington
yesterday.
rtrlt-ti I'otterton, an old rosldont of
Fossil Is dMl.
Ttit Infant child o( Dr. and Mr. R. K.
Luna It seriously III with aryalpelat.
Uto. D. Pukek and Ad Smith, ol May
villa pr ad net, war In town Monday,
Mr. Hud KlnUlay and MIm Kva Uraca
Itawsay wra uiarrlJ at 01 I December
34.
Lad la I you can gat good 36 1 nnh t a pa
measure by calling at the Ul-jbm office.
Won't ooat yon a cant.
It. R, Ramaay visited 'Hands to town
daring tha week. Ilaraeantly returned.
from visiting hi aon on Schnlller Flat.
Tha many friends of Dr. Nicklln will
ba pleased to laarn that ha I speedily
recovering from hi recent serious III.
nea.
Hat from now nntll spring at and be
low eoat. Anyone needing millinery
good will And great bargain at Mr. K.
I.. Madden'.
A atraw ttack on Cooke Bros ranch
loll over the other night killing two One
male and one steer. The animal war
II valuable one.
Mr. and Mr. B. K. Bearey apetit ev
rl days In town daring the week. Mr.
Hearty ba been on tha sick lUt (or sev
week bat I somewhat Improved now.
John Uunderwond and Mia May Mar
pole werw recently married in t nU'il.
Both parties ere wall known her and
will receive the Cungratolatlou if many
friend.
A special business mating of Hie
Vnntbln Society will be hrM at the
home of kreJas. Klser next ttalnrlay
at) p.m. All member are rcj utcil
to be pre tent.
Leave your ihecriptlon to the Pun
Francisco Eiamlner at thia office and
we will do the rait, and tave you pott
age, trouble etc.
Fred Anderson, of the Guana force,
epent few days during the week vlatft
tiig hi parent at Loue Rock' He re
turned Monday.
HaU, millinery good, toy, fancy
good etc lor the Holidaya. Ureat re
duction In price on millinery good on
til after tha flrat of the year. AJIss Dora
Downing'.
H. D. Fletcher ha told hi interest In
the Summit saloon to his former part
ner, Al Searcy. Mr. Fletcher ei pacta to
remove to Walla Walla in the near fu
lure and engage iu business there. f
Mr. and Mr. Geo. Knoi, of Fossil,
viasted bar parent, Mr. and Mit. 'u.
Cornett, during the week returning
Tueeday. Mrs. Cornett and her tlstor,
Mr, lieger.of Portland, accompanied
them home.
Assessor-elect Shelton la here fro.i Ar
lington in the Interest of the Columbia
Itlver Development Co. Thecompany'a
drill is now down aboat 80 feet with ex
celteat Indication for gaa. Mr. Sholtou
ay tbe company' atock 1 selling rap
idly. Mr. Susan llager, of Portland, it here
visiting bar sister, Mrs. Wm. Co'nolt.
W.L.Barker drove her oat from Arling
ton Friday. Her coming was a pleaa.int
surprise to Mr. and Mrs, Cornett as they
were not expecting her. This is her
first visit to Condon.
8. B. Barker received a teleg'am 8u n
dayinnnoanclng the death of bis sitter,
Miss Vera Barker, which occurred Satur
day at her home in Maine. Mis Barker
visited in Condon for several months a
year or so sgo and waa well known to
many of our people who will regret to
laara of her untimely death.
A rate of $00 from Portland, $55 from
Pendleton to Kan tat City and return
lias been made by the railroad compan
ies on account of the meeting of the Na
tional Live Stock Attociatlon Janaary
13-11 Inclusive. It I the desire of those
Intereated to have a large representation
from Oregon as an effort will be made
to bring the association to Portland in
1004.
Thomas Goodman and his 15-year-old
son, of Beecher Flat, stopped over In
town Snnday night on their return from
Portland where the boy underwent an
operation for the removal of cataracts
from his eyes. The unfortunate young
man hit a two totallv blind lor some
l ma hnt It la honed that his slsht will
be at least partlaly restored by the opera
tion. It will be several months, howev
er, before he can tee again.
Geo Earhart met with quite a lota at
Ontario, in Malhenr county, last week
Hi. ihMD. which are being wintered
near that place, atrayed away from .the
herder one nfght and the band, getting
on the O.S.L. railroad track, waa truck
by a train and about 400 of the animal
were klllad. Mr. Earhart returned from
Ontario last Thursday where he went to
see about the lot. He has filed a claim
with the company for the amount of the
loss.
W. W. Bundy and his nephew, O. D.
Unlsness, of Dakota, are here buying
more land. Mr. Bundy was here last
summer with several other gentlemen,
all of whom Invested In some land at
that time and they are so well pleated
with the country that the two gentlemen
hoM am ranldlv Increasing their
hnldlnm. They purchased the 8helton
k onpluHnu of 440 acres and 80
acres from Judge J. B. Mattingly,
Both tracts are on Boecher Flat.
This being the lint ol the yea'r, the
(Iloss Is sending out souvenirs of the
season In tha shape of statements of ac
count to all lu friends who happen to
ba In arrears. We hope no one will de
cleve himself by thinking that he it
specially honored on this occasion for
"there are others," many of them.
These statements are sent out wltn
tha best withe of the Globe to all Itt
readers for a happy and prosperous N'e
Year. Tha editor Is In most happy
Irani of mind Just now as all who call
to settle or who remit by mall will dis
cover. He can write a perfectly lovaly
receipt and will take pleasure in pre
senting one of tbee works of art to each
subscriber who pays up. Thete receipts
are highly prised as souvenir and you
should call early and secure one,
Happy New Year I
Kd Morgan, of Mayvllle, was a pleat-
ant caller at this office Tuesday.
kture your propery against Are in the
I'iuenli. Lancaster & J'etlison agents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson, of Lone
Rock visited friends in towu during the
week.
The flouring mill resumed full opera
lions Monday puoruiug after a brief shut
down.
Bosk To Mr. and Mrs Merrlt Frlssell,
of Trail Fork, Sunday luoruiug, Decem
ber 28th. an II pound boy.
A Lone Rock young man is told to
wear kult pauties made like llnse worn
by iltutis, cousins and aunties.
Marshal Armstrong's ll'itel de Skook
uiu wss a popular sleeping place MhikUj
night. Two lodgers shared it comforts.
John Madden sr., of Lone Rock, was
in town Tuesday. Mr. Madden had just
delivered a ltl of slock bogs to II. E.
Summers of Matney.
E. 11. Sterling, of Portland, arrlvdd
Tut-sUey to take the place lr. Mlw
sen on the county rrcoru work, rue
esimrts ai making Mliaiacb.tr promts
A pleasent surprise came to Mr. and
Mra. Wm, Hawes and family Tuesday
iVtviutx'r 30, when their s-mi, A. J.
llaaet, who had leu alwainl hlii.- i mis
returned to niuliu the.n a visll -! will
perhaps make this tut iulu.o iioi.ie.
R.-ceiil ci-'ii(in iils by Hie Clilo.i.t
15 aid o( ilejlii omilro the claim Hiat
luiiion juice it sure death ( lynhuid
ermt. A tcaspioiiluliti juice m liail a
lassof water will sHHxlil,' kill every
germ in the water. This is worth re
membering.
The lucky numbers iu the Condon
Pharmacy' julty ,irav l.i j Christ nas
uve were hold hy little lleisio Searcy and
M s. Walter Jyer; the foi o. ilniaiiig
the $45 wauh and tin lauer the tlvi.il
$20 doll. Miss lsiie was tlin i ,oat dc-
lihud small girl i.i vowu Cuiiatmus
lav.
We acknowledge the receipt f the
proceedings of it,e icgolar qusileilv
meetilis of the OnMi IJislui lcul snrlely
for the i4t year. Thiss cietv M u -in
valuable ttoik in com pi Hut; the emiy
history of li sUle niil much I .
crest Unit would otherwise l lost
Hlerity is being prvterved thruuli i,
ir.uts.
ClirihtuiM eve was fittingly cclebiaU.il
in tVimloii. Ai three of the 'chuichw,
U.f llii.tibi. S.ii.il's and Congrrgational
s I t
iiiinato uMMi'ihCs were cunuucied
a. 1. 1 pv-'iiis tin t sweet meals were ilis-
UiUi.cd Ui Hie ciiildi'icii. Lach church
vuit filled to m fullciipncily. An enjoy
al.li: iIhiicc h- ul hid 1 i.i Armoi v hull
and tho 'ligrooui wu well fiHt d.
p H5? ii p J i o 5
When brought to u are filled aa
the doctor prescribe them.
"We do not substitute."
Ask your doctor
e do.
If
Condon Pharmacy
(PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.)
Remember ui wbdt in need of Drug, faints, Oil.,
Glast o- aiiytliing thai way 'w fou.id i.t an up-to-date
drug store.
Kali Shoes! !
, We have just received a fine line of Fall Show which have
been carefully selected and are strictly first-class.
Light repair work done free on
all shoes sold by this store.
Repair Worlc a Specialty.
0. U. piOpSS 0 QO. N T)air;5t.
We Carry
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Beautiful Dolls, Games, 1
Toys, and Fancy
Articles
l Suitable for the Holidays at
& Barr PI HTM MVPRQ' Condon
5 Bldg. J-sja-aiva ava a aw a aw Ores, g
5 Call and see them before making your selections.
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"When Iho days begin to lenghthen
The cold begins to slrengihen."-r-
Theu'g when vou lioed a
.IR3T-0LASS HEW STGVE
Cull and examine our big ftock of
HEAT-PilODUCIHG FUEL SAVEr.S
CLARKE & FRAZER
f i duare, iiriulure, lii'dinr- Material, House FunuBhlnrr.
f
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Christmas is Over
Cot we are slill du'ug business at Ihe o'd sand
v.Ui tbe finest sU-ck of soods in lowi.
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Confectionery," Lunch Goods,
Cigars. Nothing but the best at
John Jackson's.
A complete slock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Furnishing Good, Boots and Shoes, Hals
Caps, Hardware, Quoensware etc. We take
orders for
Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
Growing?
Of course we're giowing. Our businea ia 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 4.M.. o. r-i.
on
Condon,
Oregon.
WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE mm
Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Woo!.
General Warehouse and Merchandise
Business.
BALFOUR, CUTHRIE & CO , If C'RS. ARLINGTON, BLAIOCX, C3UCLAS, I0XE
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THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY
Has ten thoroughly reuovated and
ia now prepared to cater to tbe
wants of the traveling public. Com
mercial travelers and others desiring
. the comforts of a first-class hotel will
find this bonse suited t j their wants.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Fropr.
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Was Unlaw.'uliy Removed.
Ju.lje P.riulsliaw, ot the circuit caurt,
has Imirled down a decision iti tha case
of Edward Dunn vs tha Canty Court of
(iillia.n County. The case grew out of
the appointment of Mr. Du'i'i ai
administrator of the estate of tl h'tr
Chas. Fii and his subsequent remov-
itl by the county court. Th removal
was aoinewhtit suinmary and Mr. Uunu
through his attorney, 8. E. Van Vtictor,
curried tha case to the circuit court to be
reviewed. The case was submitted
some time ago. The decision Suds that
the removal of Mr. Dunn as administra
tor was unlawful and that his original
appointment still stands.
Spirits at Mayvllle.
A report comes from Mayville to the
effect that spiritualistic HR'etinjri are all
the go there lately. Meetings uo h.i.l
nightly and manifestations of the pres.
ence of something nucanav hm m-qiv
are frequent. Large audiences ao s:iid
to be present ac each weel'iu;.; und t'.c
entire community Is muob esoite l over
iim manlta which are beoureU by U.c
mediums. '
Moore-Hawos.
A pretty wedding was solemnized ntll.e
residence of the bride's paients, Mr. and
Mrs. W.M. Hawes, on Wednesday Dec.
24, 1002, when their daughtert Miss
Maggie Hawes and Mr. Bay Moore, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moore were made
one. Elder W. A. Goodwin, of the L.D.
8. church, performed the ceremony and
tied the knot which made these two
young hearts one, in the most approved
fashion. A nu uiber of guests were pres
ent to witness the ceremony including
the immediate relatives and a few close
friends of the happy cou pie.
The bride is one of Ullllani county's
fairest daughters and the groom well
eierybody knows Bay and the beBt that
can be said of him is that he is worthy
of his charming bride. -
The Glodb extends congratulations
and best wishes.
it Girdles the Globe.
The fame of Bucklen'e Arnica Salve as
the best in the world extends round the
pfti-th. It's the one Derfect healer of
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises Sores, Boils
Bualds, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and
all Skin eruptions.
Only 25c at Condon. Pharmacy.
Dr. Hoffman's
New and Reliable Remedies
including
Liver Pi!ls, Headache Cure,Covn Cure,
Pile Omituept and SuposUo'-ioa, Eya Salve
ad Cold Cure to cure a cold in 24 hours.
J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist.
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JW.BAtUKS)
Attorney at Law,
Netary Publte and Convayancapi
OacdM. Or.
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Oftaa ia raat ol peatofllca toolldlng. Main auaas,
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ATT0S5ET'AT-tl.
ChBs n Sprla atraet aad Of sfoa avsatsa
COHDOIT. OBBOOST. .
The Regulator Line.
KAVIQATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE..
OaCr Lb el Stearatrs Between Fortius
Vancouver, QscadLcHHooi Rhrc
aai J Potato oa fh$ Tasnlagtoa aid.
1 sTaaairts Bans City ana Bafnfatar taak
Stlaaa atary ataralaf (umm SBlaF)atV
Tsa bXlai all a. Hu, arrtrtaf at atau4k
i la aaaaia Una 1t autoiof ualoa.
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MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
INEHART'S RESTAURANT
Tbe public will find that no better accom
laodations can be foi;id in this county,
than tbis place. Good meals, clean beds.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVEUno
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Condon' Moat Co.
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Nov. Occtr hn Our 0iNcw Dnlld'Og Ma'n Street.
Finast Beef, Pork, Mutton.
Wc ireuiiMiie-'tt r.nd gu.ira-.iioc our own uipke of
Sivjai'-careU Ua;ns, Break last Bacon, Lard Sau
saa1 and Bolojua
this sif-nataia is on erery box ot t' nnios
s aiative Brorno-)uiiMrt. i"aMet
V remedt that raws at eHi la ( T a My
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HEAL ESTATE AND INSUFIANCE
FV. rr t i "o a iiJieity io.- Corretix'pd
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I Open for Business!
Executor's Notlca.
Estate of Christopher H. Rels, deoeased. Ko
UesUhereby given that tha andersicned, John
Arthut Kels. has been duly appointed executor
of the last will and testament ot Christonher H.
Rels, deceased, late of Gilliam County, Oregon
All persons having claims against the .-aid de
ceased are hereby notified to piesant the same
duly verified as by law Kqnired, to the uid ex
ecutor at his borne near Olex, Gilliam County
Oregon, or at the oaice of hia attorney Sam
Van Vector in Condon, Gilliam uownty, Oregon,
within six months from the first day of January
A. D. 1903, the same being the dale hereof, and
he date ot the first publication of this notice in
too CoaDON Globs, of Condon, Oregon.
JOHN ARTHUR KE1S
Executor.
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Ocean Steamers be
tween Portland and
San Francisco every
five djys.
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g: Fur Collarettes, Si Ik and Flannel Wai y ts
g: Ready Made Slclrts, Rainy Day Slvircs,
SLT Flannelette Wrappers, Clotliing, Slices.
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Tickets to and from
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cd States.Canada aud
Europe. For partic
ulars call on or address,
H. R. BRIGGS,
AGtNT.
ARLINGTON, OREG.
Treasurers Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to Jnn. 1, 1902, will be paid npon pre
sentation at my office. Interest ceasn
after Nov. 11, 1002. .-
T. H.-STBPnENSOS,
TreaBnrer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
Largest and best select
ed stock in the County. t
Estimates furniched on
jobs as to uiateaial and labor.
W- A. DABLIi:3.