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THE COIIDOll GLOBE Thursday, January aa, teoa, THE OFFICIAL PAPER Of GILLIAM COUNTY OHEOON. LOCAL NEWS, W. II. Boarcy was In from 30 utile yrts trrday. K. 1'. Wolr went thoroh to MayvllU fnatvrday. Jciliu lloinl, of nar I-one llwk, h In toon )cUrdaji A brisk snow storm pisvallsd In tlill section Monday, Tit cltlfi of OIe( ara moving to ln corporal that town. John P. I'lnkUm returned Tuesday fnui vUH at fc'ossll. Ueorfa Dukek was In town mral days during tha week, Mm. Wilcox and children went to Foa II dunday U visit friends. Mm. W. A. Goodwin hat been eerlooe ly lil during the past wet k. (Jtiarlla Martin, ft well known cltlien of Olet, WM In town Monday. Frank Valnier, of tha Condon Bern, wee In Portland during the wik WVve sol. I out. When you eee ui ak ut what jrott ow us. Burlngnton A Itntfnrt. Mre. D. It. Bond who lain town nnder medical treatuieot la atopplng at T. D. FertfUteu'i. The bill appropriating 15,000,000 to the 1 la end Clrrke fair hae passud both U'lUioa of the legislature. Don't forget the drama "Lone Tree Mine," at Mayvllle February . You will mlaa half your life if you don't at tend. llati from now nntil eprlng at and be low coat. Anyone needing millinery goodt will find great bargain at Mre. E. I,. Madden'. Judge Dunu'e Infant child foil from chair a few daye ago dislocating hie thumb. Tin) Injury was very painful for few daye but la now bolter. Howard Proimt, former well known resident of this county, uow of Spokane, will go on the road this eprlng aa trav eling eateemau for ft Chicago soap com tuny, A. J.Stahl, J. Majroe, Win. Stewart ftud P. L. Ham, of the Lone Rock Tele phone Co., ar busy putting up the wire on lltelr liue ahicU will aoou be com pleted. tlata, lulllluery (roods, toys, fancy goods etc. lor the Holidays. Ureal re duction in prices on millinery goods un til after the Brat of the year. Miss Dora Dowulng's. A grand ball will be given In Armory ball Friday evening, January 30, under the auspices of the Ilebukah lodge. Don't forget the date and the fact that a grand lime Is eipwUd. Fred Pink ham jr. who has been at tending school at Pendleton lids winter relumed to Condon Saturday, ilia eyes bave been troubling him as ft result of meaaels and he was obliged to quit school. Rev. Edward Cur ran, former pastor of the Congregational church here, now of Forest Urove, writes to have the 'J Lou a wsnl to his address. He saya be must have the news of Uilliaiu county in or der to feel well. C. L. Liliie was a passenger on yester day's atage on his way home from Port land where he shipped ft oar load of fat bogs last week. Mr. Llllio spent sever ed days with hie family at M'Mlnville where bis children are attending school. A series of meetings will begin at the llaptlst church next Sunday. Elder J. W. Mount will do the preaching after Monday evening. Regular services Sun day morning and evening, also Monday evening by the pastor. Everybody cor dially invited to attend these services. The Arlington Record reports a fine flow of artesian water has been struck In the oil well near that place. That is not what the company wants, however, s all the water that may be needed can he tonnd in the Standard Oil Co.'s oil the kind we all try to burn. Water Is to be expected In any deep well however. A meeting of the resident stockholders of the Rossland Consolidated Mining Co was held here Monday evening to hear a report from C. L. Howe who returned Bnturday from ft visit to the mine. The report was not made public but the stockholders express themselves as well aaiislled with Mr. Howe's investigations. If. II. Little has purchased Elgin My vis' confectionery and Biuce taking po- nusslon has been busy renovating and remodel; ng the place. New paint and paper add much to the appearance of the front room and the rear room is to be cut up into smaller rooms and fur nished us ice cream and lunch parlors. Kee his ad in this issue. II. J2. Cuendet, agent for the St. Clair Superior Washer, hae an ad in this im passion. These washers are said to give nioai excellent satisfaction wherever they are in use. Mr. Cuendet is not making an effort to push the eale of these machines just now on account of the bml weather and worse roads but as soon as the conditions are favorable he w ill be on the road again. In the mean time all who desire a washer can secure the same by calling at his home it. this city. C. L. Rowe returned Saturday from a trip to Northport, Washington. While at tlie latter place he visited the mines in which a number of Condon people are Interested, The information he gained was for the benefit of the stock holders and lie would not mnke any state ment for publication regarding that mine. He says, however that North port is situated in the heart of an ap parently rich mineral country and many mines are working and shipping ore rijflit along. The Senatorial Fight The senatorial fight at Salem drags along about as osaal. It looks as though Fnlton and (Jeer hate each reached their high water mark and that neither can I elected. Harvey Scott lias returned from Europe and may come In as dark horse ami knock the persimmon for him self, Mr, Scott Is about the most able of any of the available candltatas for that position and it will be no great ca lamity If he should wlu out Over both Fulton and (Jeer. Debating Society Organized. The Condon Debating Society was or ganised last Monday evening in the pub lie school room, The ofllcers of the hew organisation art President-F.O.FInwers. Vice-President F.O.Comett. Secretary M.D.Carter. Treasurer Mark Portwood. Critic Rev. Ilealy Seargcnt-at-Arms Arthur Haker, An Impromptu debate will be Indulged In tomorrow evening on the state or federal control of the trusts. Key Healy end M. D. Carter will be. the principal speakers. The society, will meet every Friday evening and will no doubt prove of much benefit to the participants. Condon has long needed some such organisation to bring the people together for an Inter change of Ideas and we hope to see this effort crowned with success. Loaded Shot Gun Shells and cartridges. Large assortment just ar rived at Clarke & Fraxer's Furniture and Hardware store. Death of Mrs. Gullette. Mrs. Maud F. (Juliette, wife of Dr. J. F. (Juliette, formerly of this place, died at the Uood Samaritan hospital at Port land, on the 20th, Inst. Deceased, was about 30 years of ago. She was well known here and a large circle of friends will mourn her untimely death. Dr. tiullette has bad more than his share of trouble during the last few years and the sympathy of many friends will be ex tended to him in this hour of sorrow. W. 8. Myers has bought W. C. Cald well's property on the West side. The consideration was (dOO OO. Frank Armstrong, of the Condon Barn Is back from ft trip through the in terior with drummer. Japanese Linen Warp Mat ting. Large shipment just in at Clarke HFraxcr's Hardware and Furniture store. Build It NOW. At the January term of the county court it was decided to build $10,000 court house Judge Dunn and Commis sioner Froman voting for it and Mr. Dy er opposed. As we understand Mr. Dyer opposed building on the ground that the people of the county voted against build ing it at the June electipn, when this matter was submitted to them. We hear some talk of remonstrating againat build ing, by the taxpayers of the county. While we think the court should have abided by the vole of the people in June yet with the prosperous condition of the people it w ill be as easy matter to build now as it will ever be again. There is no reasonable doubt but that the county seal will always remain at Condon and that being the case Gilliam onght to have a court house Arlington Record. , Blown to Atoms. The old Idea that the body sometimes noeds ft powerful, drastic, purgative pill has been exploded : for Dr. King's' New Lifo Pills, which are perfectly harmless gently stimulate lver and bowels to ex pel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure Constipation and Sick Headache. Only 20c at Condon Pharmacy. Grange Ball. The ladies of the Grange will give a grand ball in Igo hall at Alville, Fri day evening, February 0th. The best of music and everything necessary to in sure a delightful evening's enjoyment. All ar, cordially invited. By Order of Committee. It Girdles the Globe. The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, BoIIb Scalds, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and all Skin eruptions. Only 25a at Condon. Pharmacy. Former Gllllamlte Gets Good Job. 0. S. Perrin, ft former resident of Gil Ham county and who served aa deputy sheriff here nmler Sheriff Sanderson has been appointed Warden of the Idaho penitentiary by Governor Morrison. Mr Perrin left this county about eight years bko removing to Wardner, Idaho. He has always been an active republican and tins been handsomely rewarded for his past fealty to his party. The War densbip of the pen is the most desirable and lucrative appointive positions In that state. Mr. Perrin is a brother of Mrs. Mc Council, of Alville and Mrs. Stinuhfield and Mrs. Edelman, of Mayvllle. "I have noticed that the sale on Cham berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets is al most invariably to those who have once used them," says Mr, J. II. Weber, a prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa, What better 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 af ter eating, when von have a bad taste In your month, feel biliious, haveno appe tite or.when you are troubled with con Btipa'ion, and you are certain to be de lighted with the prompt relief which they afford. For aale by Condon Pharmacy. (JEJ Yd il If uou need a New Watch loan upplu uou with the best make at reasona ble prices. 1 Ep I E D IMbre Spring opens. In a few weckiyou 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 first-class coudition before you need to use it. E. B. JJ E f J , at ' Condon Pharmacy (PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.) iwMffnntvwwnn niuwwnnnnnninnnruuinniuvirw jwmwiq VJiriJuLiJutf 1 I IN VJ i i To all those who have ft "sweet tooth." . I have purchased Elgin Myers' Confectionery, in the Barr bo lid lug, and em making many improvements in the same. My stock will consist of only the purest and best articles, Including CANDIES, NUTS, CIGARS, LUNCH GOODS, SOFT DRINKS &C. W 14 I ITTI P avvvwuvwu innniriAnnnnnAnnmuuuuuuinrwinjinnnnAruinnnw "When the days The cold begins Hardware, Furniture, Building 1 Christmas But we are etill doing business at the old stand with the finest stock of goods in town. Confectipneryyuncliltoodsi ............ - . fliornrc ' Nnthinor hut. thft TiAct fit John WAV Dr. Hoffman's New and Reliable Remedies including Liver Pills, IlearJache Cure.Com Cure, ' Pile Ointment and Suppositories, Eye Salve and Cold Cure to cure Condon WM. C. EDDEN, Manager. Now Occupying Our Own Finest Beef, We recommend and guarantee our own make of Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced. fipest Job printing for O p e n for Busi nes s .1 . - 1 i , ; : 1 SS a Our big store, in the new brick building, is now open for business and our shelves 3 and counters are loaded with by far the largest and most complete stock of Gener- "t5 al Merchandise ever brought to Condon. We extend a cordial invitation to our ea patrons, and the public generally, to call and inspect our new store, our big 6tock . 35 - and our low pricesV We can show you why you should trade with us. We invite special attention to the followinglines: . Fur Collarettes, Silk and Flannel Waists Ready Made Skirts) Rainy Day Skirts, Flannelette Wrappers, Clothing, Shoes. Mf Hfl Dteaondt, tfswelru, Silverware Onlu First . class Goods. begin to lengb then to, strengthen." . Then's when yon need a - FIRST-GLASS HEW STOVE Call and examine our big stock of HEAT-PRODUCING FUEL SAVERS CLARKE & FRAZER Material, House Furnishings. is Over 1 1 ft Jackson's. a cold in 24 hours. J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist. Meat Co. New Building Main Street Pork, Mutton. f at t!?e QC0BE Office. DUNN BROS. UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT On Boys' tnd Misaes' Overshoes while "took lasts. BIG BARGAINS IN Menu and Boys' Shoes that have been in stock for some time. We can get anything y ouwant in the shoe line, t,0t in stock, on short notice. 0. MJ. piOpSG 0 Q3. We Carry A complete slock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnishing Good, Hoots and Shoea, Hats Caps, Hardware, Queensware etc. We take orders for Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits. Stephenson & Wilcox. Growing? Of course we're growing. ' Onr burines is growing, onr stock is growing and our ability to serve you in the beat possible manner is also growing. When you need First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles Call f!antn kr on wisst.sjr w WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WH"T Highest price paid for Grain of all kinda. Storage and baling or Wool. General Warehouse and Merchandise Business. BAtfOUa,CUTKRiEACO.,MC'RS. uijxruinnminnnjuiiinrinnnjinnju INEHART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in this-county than this place. Good meals, clean beds. 2 ft Usjs vi HEADQUARTERS GEO. W. BINEHART, Prop. UwpvplsMurHsBlD TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take iJixatire Brmo Quinine Tablets. AU dregfrlsta refund the money If It tarlt to enra K. W. Grove's slxnaturo is on each box. 25e Subscribe for the Globe. NCASTER A PATTISON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farm and Towu property for sale. Correspond enee solicited. CONDON, . OREGON Hair; 5t. Pol r-k- Condon, a cAiiaioi. Oregon. ABUMSTON, BLAL0CX, CQUCLAS. 1CNE THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY Has been thoronghly renovated and is now prepared to cater to the wants of the traveling pnblic. Com mercial travelers and others desiring the comforts of a first-class hotel w ill find this house suited tu their wants. Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr. -MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c. FOR TRAVELING MEN CONDON, OREGON alive paper-JdipB Executor's Notice. Estate f Christopher H. Rels, deceased. No tice ishereby given that the sndenigned, John Arthar Keia, hai been duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of Christopher H. Rein, deceased, late of GUIiam Connty, Oregon. AU persons having claims against the said de ceased are hereby notified to present the same duly verified as by law required, to the said ex ecutor at his homo near Olex, Gilliam County, Oregon, or at the office of his attorney Sam E. Van Vactor in Condon, Gilliam county, Oregon, within six months from the first day of January A. D. 1903, the same being the date hereof, and the date of the first publication of this notice in the Cohdos Globx, of Condon, Oregon. JOHN ARTHUR REtS Exectitor. visit DR. JORDAN'S qreat fjusEUU of Mimnv 1061 MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Tha larfaot AaataBioal BjCasaass in tba War'S. I BrtmtmH attrmtHm fa to CUy. A tyvkBMaa,aran)rooarrKrt l addt!iuw,tMaltlvljrwrlBr W tha aidant BMCtaHftan tha I'aaaa liaa aa arrauawt bit traatmrht that anly afford liamcdlata MM, bu , aura. The Doctor doa aat alalm i mlmelM. but la watt known to ba . sqiiara Pliy.tclan and BiirfMin, pr-aiuiniu V I la blSipeolalty Dtarawea t Mrs. srraiua thimnrniT miii-tea rroa A ) tha ayataia without (lia usa of Blmrrurr. m Traiaaaa flttea bf an Sxiwrc Katiirni car for Bnplarf, A quk'k and ra-lic(l a mra (or Pllaa, riuan and riltil4, by Dr. Joroan'a special painins BieiaiKia Q RVRBT MAW arwlrlna to ua will reeetre I cor konM opinion of i"lscoo,plli'r. A wry en. w anrfurt'i a. . A cii.inoii.1 YKur ksahomablk TraUDiilpraauHllr arby letter. 0 Write f..r Rook, PHI1.PHT CT MIRRItOi:. Ma.xko Faask CA, valuable book for mm.) Call or write OX JOaOAH ft CO.. 1 05 1 MsrKat St. S. F. f jWjtt. JWDAS PSIVATE DISEASES J ft f 1& Traaif mm an alldl A troa tba (rt'Mta of youthful uidiv W ar.tiunt ar xcss lo naturar A yaam 9ara aaS phyaleiu txhlilty, im- W Mttvaey, loaS MH.B..4 In til! ttaoomplt- cfttloNn; Hparaaatnrruank, (rMintr- rk, orrkm, 4ll. ramr.T mi Wrli.al.tBC, ate. hy a oomklcintlon of m nimvllA ml ttmit oaralW no f r. tli Doctor jW. DiftUNd Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, C,nctlBtM lntTirT". Trrws riioaMsk S.n la rear el foii'irk' muldiai..V.i:i i.itoft s. A. fATTISOS lOIAEY IT7BLI3. Cflle ! Globe Bnildtnc. COttDoN, .... OfcEOOff. QAM . TAH YACTO ATT0BSET-AT-LAT7. OCss eorasr Sprtoc strset s4 Oreg ea avrast . coow, oarooff. The Regulator Line. Its Dallsi, PUehJ I Isbrii NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... " Daily Line of Steamers Btre Portland Yaacouvsr, Cascade Locks, Hood Rhrei and all Point ea tlx Tashinstoa stie. n hhbw OariM ntr sne rrntr r Fwlluid crtrr morn lnv (ucrni Siindari &t ' nd Tb Dalles t I . m., arrirwic at dsaua doa la ample tin for atgoiiif Ualoa, Vnlgbt Kates Greatly Kedured. W. C. ALUIWAT. Oca. Art, Vaot l Cowl itraat, Tba Dalle, Or. Oregon Sisopj t,iriH axo union Pacific to SALT LAKE, DENVER, KAHSAS CITY, ' CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. NEW YORK. Ocean Steamers tween Portland and San Francisco every five days. LOW RATES Tickets to and from all parts of the Unit Europe. For partic- ulars call on or address, H. R. BRIGGS, ACtNT. ARLINGTON, OREG. Treasurer's Notice. ' All connty warrants registered prior to Jan. 1, 1002, will be paid upon pre sentation at my office. Interest cuasrS after Nov. 11, 1902. . t I'. II, STKrilESSON. Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. WALL PAPER LATEST DESICNS FASHIONABLE PATTERII3 mm. Largest and best "duct ed stock in the Cotinty. Estimates furniflipd on jobs as to nmteaial and labor. u WjA.iLitiUs