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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDOil ClOBL THURSDAY, JANUARY 32, 1003, THK OrriCIAL PAPER Or GILLIAM COUNTY, OREQON. LOCAL NEWS, (Iwirgs Murtht Is liont from Portland. (Jlmrllu Dyr m In ton from May llleTtifsilar, tlw, (Wiliins sr. was ovsr from May- villi ystr'l.ty. t JorE Antifll ami J. K. Kamsay wm over from MayvlMn Monday, lan uaiin-ron, or rummer rial. was in town lurlnn th rk. K W.Crana ami imn,a Klppey, o! tiwar MarvlIlM, were in (own vttslrlAy. T. if. ltiitrs ol Uli, m In twn MntnUy limkiiig after liaaiiirss matters. J'hi iiuwk hn rinrnl from Portlam! mi l reiiiinthl work at ItU oM ib In Con ton. . Mr. K M man and list eon Prank Kl linaii, of May villa, rs In town jester lay. K'icin Myers it having Ilia interior of It tint rrpaml and painted this Mr. an I Mra. Andiww Newt, of Im ltM'k, visited Mends In town durlnj tha Hk. Mlka )ikk, nf Mayvlllo, shipped a car IimmI of fat cattle to Truntdala last wwk. We've am., out. When yon see ni k na what y oil owe ui. Kurliigstoiiifc Higrra, A new WW almp lies toen opened In the Harr building nett to Klgln My r' confectionery store.- Fred Cornett ami Jim Burns are "ranulilnit it" tll week at their reawt Ive home In Ferry Canyon. Hoy Trice ha sold hi Interest In the confectionery store to 8. H. Hartshorn. Mr. Ilartahorn took charge Tuesday morning, Hat from now nntil spring at ami be low cost. Anyone needing millinery ltoo.li will find great bargain at Mr. E. I.. Madden'. Mia Kniiiia Wood, of Portland, who h a been vlltlng her brother Dr. J. F. j VomI for several werks departed for her home Hunday, Mr. Ilertha llartman who ha been vialtlng Mr. and Mrs. A. llartman for eoiiie time returned to her home In the Willamette valley yetrday. j The Aret ballot for U. 8. senator wai j taken at Salem Tuesday, Fulton re-1 reived 29 vote; (leer 20; Wood 13; eatterlng 21 J absent 8 No election. Ilati, millinery good, toy, fancy good etc. lor the Holiday. Great re duction In price on millinery good nn til after the first of the year. Mia Dora Ikiwhiiig's. k" . The young son ol Mr. and Mrs. Jama Carter, who has been seriously ill with typhoid I now mending rapidly and w ill soon he able to return to their home In Ferry Canyon. Fred Wilson ha retnrned from Port land w here he went to pnrchaae a front for hi new saloon building. He will put in a fine panel front set Imck about three feet from the front wall.. A grand hall will be given In Armory hall Friday evening, January 30, under the auspices of the ttebekalt loile. Iion't forget the date and the fact that a grand time I eipected. Mr. and Mr. J. Q. Jarvl and Mr. and Mr. 8. A. Paulson visited at Msyville Putnrdsy and Sunday. Mrs. Jarvis re mained to spend a few day during the week with her mother and other rela tive. Mr. H. K. West will leave thl morn ing tor Somas, Washington, where she will join her haahand who went there a few week ago. They will visit friends there until April lit when they will re turn to Condon. The popular drama "Lone Tree Mine" will he produced at Mayvllle by mem Iter of the Order of Washington of that lace, on Friday evening, Feb. 0, 1003. Thl will be a first-class entertainment and yon will miss It If yon don't attend. For particulars aee bill. Miss Lulrt AdhuiT, who lias Wn scri oitsly ill for several weeks at the home of her sister, Mr, Klgin Myers, In this city, I improving. She hope to be able to return to her home at A jut in a day or two. Mist Adlard't many friends will be pleased to learn of her Improvement. The Arlington Lumber Company hat received this week and placed in its bins 3 car hm1a of best ltock Springs Coal and have 300 cord of dry wood on hand Talk about a fuel famine butyl's not ii. Arlington. Don't be without fuel, an other storm la aure to come. (Jet yonr eupply now. The stage team on the Condon-Fossil drive no away Sunday afternoon while the driver was loading the express mat ter and took n llvelv sprint down Main street as far as Mont Ward's place, Frank Golden secured a saddle horse and overtook them at that place. No damage was done. A defective stove pipe ranged a slight Maao on the roof of syl rmmer's resi dence on North Main street Monday morninif. Persons nt the mill were the first to discover Hand gave the alarm A garden host ' Inched to the force pump in Mr. Palmers well soon put the fire fiend out of business without calling the rlredeimrtinunt.. All or which goes to show that the cltv council should pass that brick flue ordinance at ouce and see that it i enforced. Krd Raker met with a painful acci dent Thnrsdav where he was at work herdimr for Barker A Cameron. He took a shot at a rabbit and lu attempting to eiectthe emutv shell the gun did not work nronerlv. As he worked it he let the mnszltt of the weapon drop Hnd when the shell was Anally ejected and tl.a awn rlonded it. was accidentlv dis (hurtred the ball Dassimt throuxh his left. foot. He was brought to town where I)r Wood dressed the wound wulcii lorm Th Tablo "Do Move." m.- it. . i uwm is prepare.! to an non lies that the table "do move" st Marvllle There may have been a time when we had some diiiiliis I nit we went, we in we look It ell n, end w are constrain to admit that the occult force which w centered in certain table In the hotel dining room after the midnight upr last Mulur.Uy night trmiaforme I t Into the llvellfit Inanimate pleee of furniture we have ever encmn tered. The way lh.it table flung iuelf around was Ilk nnm a Turkish dsmee lu the Midway. It pranced Ilka a prf- wlnner ata homo ahow. It kicked m It heels like a colt In s clover patch sin it swung ltelf Mnmiid the circle like politician Iwf ire elm:tl'n. Ni cUim la made of uy superii itur.,1 Itifl lenue In thane manifestation. It Is simply case of the predominance of mind over matter. The company sit or stand around tne tame piecing titeir open palm on the flat top; nil then eoiicentrrtte their mind on the thought th tt tha table 1 going to move lu a certain direction and Itproceed to hump itself forthwith Kven the sueor an I suolQ ig of Jarvis Dyer et at, were powerle to prevent it from capering nround when the united mental force of Angull, Dnkek, Carter K llenmn, Italston, 'J hi Holier, and oil er beside that of several Udies and th '.liz-ian m v)iuiuill U to travel 1 he wiinuer is that the table whs not crushed by the Ions of mentality which was heaped npon It. ' Ouce when Angell added hi wealth of avolrdiipolt to the loud, while the table was prancing around on two lege esecuting the difficult steps of a Highland fling, It a I mom gave way but It stood the te.l mid finished the "stunt" to the eternal discomfiture and undoing of Jarvis, Dyer and the other scoffurs. It wa too much or them; Jack slipped away to bed and Jim rush ed out on the street and yelled "HKK1" to break n the meeting. If the table people can Induce Der to take a seat on top of the table, some nleht. they propose to give him a ride for his money that will make tha etperieuc of any old time broncho buster pale Into Insignificance. No there Is no doubt about it ; the table "do move," A Gilliam County Kid. The following goo I story we clip from the Little Chronicle, a children' paper iniblished in Chicago. The story Is con tributed to the Chronicle by Miss Naomi It. 8tengle, of Condon, and no doubt many of our readers will recognize 'Ueorgie" without his last name being mentioned: "Flve-yesr-old Ueorgie had been taking a lively Intereat in school studies espe cially in Physiology nml Anatomy. We were studying en unfortunate por cupine which had la'en caught In an ap ple tree and we had made good illustra tions of certain bonet, when one day the girla took an old lounge apart. Having watched the operation for some time he came running to me, his eyes on fire with excitement, his checks flushed and his links flying behind him: "Coioe, come," jjte cried, "If yon Want to study Phiserology now's your chance. The girls have got the lounge all to pieces." i Blaze at Mayvllle. Our neighboring town of Msyville nar row ly escaped a serious conflagration early Inst Sunday morning. A defective stove lu the upper story of the old hall building oppoHite Keys' store set fire to the floor and was disking a tine blare when discovered. Fortunately the local Odd Fellow lodge had indulged in a late session and a later supper at the Mayvllle hotel ami a the party was breaking up at 2 o'clock the flames were discovered. Plenty of help was at hand and it was the work of only a few moments to quench the incipient blaze. The build ing is at present unoccupied an I h id it not been for the lute supper party It is probable that a serious fire which might have destroyed a good part of the town would have resulted. The building is owned bv Mrs. M. Hyjne, of Ban Fian- cisco. The damage was slight. It Girdles the Globe, The fame of Bnckleu's Arnica Salve as the best in the world extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,-Bruise, Sores, Roils tjcalds, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin eruptions. Only 25u at Condon. Pharmacy. Armory Hall Company Meets'. The annual meeting of the- Armory Hall Company was hold at the Globs office Monday evening. The report of tlie secretary and treasurer showed that ll im 1mhi tUUoltt.l in rettis during the past year thejsum of $549.42, besides 1100.00 vet to be collected making a to tal of (049 42 earned by the property during the year. The hall has under went extensive repairs during the year amounting to $241.25 and back taxes which had been allowed to accumulate analnst the property to the amount of $135.33 have been paid. F. M. Filter was elected president for the eusuing year and P. II. Stephenson Was eleoted secretary and treasurer. The secretary and treasurer was also made general manager nf the company' business to look after renting the hall collecting rents eta. "I have noticed that the sale on Ob am berlaln's Stomach h Liver Tablets is al most Invariably to those who have once used them," lava Mr. J. H. Weber, a prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa. What bettor recommendation could any medicine have than to have people call for It when again In need of such a rem edy? Try them when you feel dull at' ter eating, when von have a bad taste in your mouth, feel billions, have'no appe tite or when you are troubled with con stipaMon, and you are certain to be de lighted with the. prompt relief which they afford. . For sale by Condon rbaruiacy. r qej youhVuj?ji If uou need a .New Watch I can aupplu uou with the best make at reasona ble price. Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware 0n!u First-, class Goods. 1 EpU 1 E D More Spring opena, In a few weekoyou will be at work and will need a reliable time piece Bring in your watch today that I may have time to put it in flrst-claas condition before you need to ue it. E. B. UJi El J , at'' Condon Pharmacy (PRESCBIPTION DRUUGIST8.) lOPEIi GEII DISCOUNT On Y,oytf and Mines' Overshoes whiJ atock lasts. BIG BAB CAINS IN Mens' and Boys' .Shoes that h been in etock for some time. ave We con get anything y ouwant in the shoe line, not in stk on short notice. njynnnnniwniwn ninnnnnrvrinuviAinnnnnnni nnnnnnnnn A mm m WBaaOhA am . 5 t ALL KINU5 UF & FRESH CANDIES AND NUTS. Everything in the Confectionery Line. nw. ELGIN MYERS' Juirumrinivnnvrvrinnji o. u. piopss 0 QO. Hair; 5t. We Carry A complete etock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniehing Goods, Boote and Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, Queensware etc. We take orders for , " Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits. Stephenson & Wilcox. Growing? e -. .-i. "When the days begin to lenghthen The cold begins to strengthen."; "" The n's when you need a J:M FIRST-GLASS HEW STOVE J;tJj&sJt t Call and examine our tig stock of HEAT-PRODUCING FUEL SAVERS CLARKE & FRAZER Hardware, Furniture, Building Material, House Furnishings. . 7 I j Christmas is Over . But we are still doing business at the old stand ti with the finest t.tock of goods in town. . 1" 3 s i5 Confectionery, Lunch Goods, Cigars. Nothing but the best at John Jackson's. Of course we re growing. Our busines is growing, oar stock is growing and our abilUy to serve you in the best possible manner is also growing. When you need First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles Call J' W.DAKUN4 Attorney at Lav, Notary Public and Cofvy.nf. OMm la mm l txwa boild.ng. XuS nm s. A. f ATTISOH I0IAET rUELIl la diob. sandiag. : OOWOOW, . . . OftCAOX. QAM K. TUI TACTOa Wt Syrtaf (ru u4 Crcoa svsts COVD03T, OBKHOIT. Tho Regulator Lino. on Cahtry & Palmer. la- mm INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WHEAT Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wool. General Warehouse and Merchandise Business.. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO . M'C'RS. ARLIXCTON. BLALCCX. CQI2CLAS I8SE tmnnnsuxm THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY Has been thoroughly renovated and la now prepared to eater to the wants of the traveling pnblic. Com luercial travelersand others desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel will find this house suited to their wants. Mas. S. A. Maddock, Propr. inJtnniwijuvuvruvinivuu Dr. Hoffman's New and Reliable Remedies including Liver Pills, Headache Cure.Corn Cure, ; Pile Ointment and Suppositories, Eye Salve aud Cold Cure to cure a cold in 24 hourB. Li .i S fcafid MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c INEHART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom tnodatious can be found in this county than this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop. CONDON, OREGO N ' J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist. UrW JW" '9 a U"e Paper-TJ Condon Meat Co. YM. C. EDDEN, Manairer. Now Occupying Our Own New Building Main Street. Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton. We recommend and guarantee our own make of Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced. finest Job printing for 111 at tl?e 0BE Office. TO CURB A COLO IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brmo Quinine Tablets. All dragglsta refund the money If It faila to cure S. W. Grove'i stunature U on each box. -2Se Subscribe for the Globe. NCA8TER & PATT1SON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm snd Town property for aale. Correspond cnc solicited. -CONDON, : - , - OREGON "T r g Open for Business.1 Our big 8 tore, 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 Jhe publio 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. fa We invite special attention to the following lines: , - , Fur Collarettes, Sillc and Flannel Waists Ready Made Skirts, Rainy Day Skirts, Flannelette Wrappers, Clothing, Shoes. I DUNN BROS. -p UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. KATIQATIOH CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LIN Emm Dalhr Li&t al Sutam tapttm Ptt!u4 Vaaccwraty CaaaA Locks. Ilaod RHss aaiaflPsiats oa ttw TaitJajtoa a& ts sstt ficriM eitr an tstntsts tmm rrrtijia star? naralng (xaat Suadar) mt IBS Tm PalM lla.a., SiriTlB at ftailSMS la mmplt Urn it oatcotftg tnias. fMickt turn QtmtOr Kn4. W. C. ALU WAT. M. AtU' Vac Cowi Btraaa. Tfc ttrnt, C. -I, , V IN 0 ill Glltirrtr I inH TO SALT LAKE, . DEIIVEO, KAIISAS CITY, . GlilGACO, ST. LOUIS. ILWYOniC Executor's Notice. Estate ! Christopher II. Rels, deceased. No tice tehereby given that the undersigned, John Artbmr Rets, has been duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of Christopher H Rein, deceased, late of Gilliam Coanty, Oregon. All persons having claims against the said de ceased are hereby notified to present the same dnty verified as by law required, to the said ex ecutor at bis home near Olex, Gilliam County, Oregon, or at the office of his attorney Bam S. Van V actor in Condon, Gilliam uosnty, Oregon, within six months from the first day at January A. D. 1903, the same being the date hereof, and the date of the first publication of this notice In the Condom Globs, of Condon, Oregon. JOHN A&THUR REIS " ' Executor. visit DR. JORDAN'S annri UUSEU0 OF fiHATQUY till MARKET ST, IAN PRAMOISCO, CAL - (MmauikaataaMaj la ike War'. OrWaat mttmMmt IM eit A WnTfi nyStr UUm. & WakaMa,tireatrM tO diiaa.ll-l7 eral iy 0 tha Mdaai BpvcUllit on tba IWAa Ooaat. itrtab)iii4 M yaars. m IS. JSI0AN-PB1YATE DISEASES VMaar aS Mlrfalla I M4 wti are auffarinf . tram the aiheta at youthful iadi -railaBa ar axoMaaa In BMarsf , years. Karrw ianS PfcTtJeHWWIIy , Sua-1 pofnay, SVm . la alt ttaooiapU csttsnat iaarwetafj-a-a. rmlaMr rbr, eaii.rrlim, lcs, Trvqnvnrj t lirIaHBiaj, . By a ooo.-auiauoa i raanadiat, ot (rwU autatlTa Mwr. Uia Doctar ' haaae arrauaM a irwinwnt uai it win noi . tfYr (tar4 baaMdtate Milef, but varaaauant 1 ear. Tae Itaotor 4a t awtta le parfono , i ailraalaa, M Is wen Known 10 aa a lair ana Kuiir rnyaiolan ana Biireaon, pruoiunai hlaaf;ltT Plwam f JUaa. TriBa.in inartmsmy .nniwwq irom j. tha ayataok without UiaUMotMai-rwr)'. Tnum Sitod br an E.taert. Raalfenl ear- tor Ration, A quick and rnrtUiU lira tor al(-a, nar and Ftlala),by Sr. Jordaa'a apaclal patalrss mauoua. A KTKMT MAX arplylnf tooawlUraealve ear hont opinion ot bta eonipWul. A W wUl Suarmtt tOHXIlYM CU3M to very row mdert nk. Consul ft..a FBKK and atrlctly prtrata. hiiARaxs nutr ksahoxahljl Troaunaut personally or by latter. Wrtta f. Book. PHIIAMPHT T MARRIASIE. M TanFaju. (Avaluabia book tor mao.) Can or write OH JORDAN Ik CO.. 1051 Marks! St. . P. Ocean Steamers be tween Portland and .San Francisco every - "five day b. " LOW RATES Tickets to and from all partR of the Unit crl Rtftf eR. f7n.nB.r1ft ftiirl Europe. For partic ulars call on or address, . H. R. BRIGGS, ARLINGTON, OREG. Treaanrnra Nnr ra: All county warrants registered prior to Jan. 1, 1902, will be paid npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceases after Nov. 11, 1902." P. H. Stephenson, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregun. - WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to nialeaial and labor. W. A. 0AHLlr.1i. liately was uot eerloua . .