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THE GOHDOil CLOBL
THURSDAY APRIL 16, lf03.
Tli wmi-annnal ptate-sv.ent of
th" iinann.il condition of Silverman
eninty has IWi jniblitihed. The
Klatenient shw ihe county to be
in good condition there being more
than $3 ,0;K cush on hand over and
above the liabilities. This is a
Pkk1 showing for mr neighboring
emnty and if (lilliaui had started
in orv it business basis a four years
sooner we might be in the same
comfortable circumstances as a
county as our -neighbor on the
west.
Railroad Man Here. j
C F. Overbanuh, traveling freight arid
i) ger spent for the O. PL A N. Co.,j
wsi iu town Frulay and Saturday in the
Interest ot Ui company, Mr, Over
tangh was on a tour ol the Interior hav
ing left The IH 12 days before and
had covered the Des Chntea country as
laraa i'rineville and then back via Ante
lope aud Fossil to Condon, lie stated
to a repreaentative of this paper that trie
trip was something of a revelation
in the way of revealing the reseoiirces of
this country and that if he was in the
railroad building i business he, would
want oo better field for operation ' than
that offered iu GillUin coanty as there
is no doubt but what a road here would
be a paying proposition.
d Clongh, of the Arlington Lntiibet
Cn, ui9t Hr OerbatigH here au 1 s!u
ed biui the many attractions vi grand
I J Gilliam county front here to Arlington.
various railroad interests are giving
attention to this country tbis Spring
which would eeew to indicate that
Udgs will eoou be doing in these parte.
Propositions for Debato.
n 1,1 Vr J. II.
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. - Wheeler Cburity rvfurcler)
l J. ..,.. and Instant 1 At the deh,v lft
killed r-v J.thrir. UWk on Wednesday Mmre. t the Cburi ( ChnM, and li
afternoon ftbot t oVKh. at their der ti-ai Uin ot the bitter lUy SaliitV
sheep ran , ttt ..rtU fork of the a hu h has Weil anii-mm-ed to Yn-pu
John river, t Wheeler comity, j Mondai rvruw April iU. "
The met have been having trouble lue pnHwitiona i df-rn.wd:
..ver ran.e for their eheepfrome time j 1 ! the S-ript.iie ternl. that the
and the ih.xrting pr,KJy out of N? Testament is tl.v gl of O.iUl?
J'WS i rered have la-en
this
attainted. K diab'e partierrlara re not
toiMtnd. but it i mid thre were f ir
J. tl. Moore, MiUiOMlive,
W, A. iiondt, lu-g.tlivv.
The book of Morii.nii la of Uiyiiu'
i ... i
ifi.e-t, to.f J him' wen an I two , origin ani Is rtliy ol the teitt ol an
f tihek". The wp.tp n wa a nrl , the j l uiMio -.pie
hn'let iMHietraiiiu the right breast.
l!"u k at nm went to Vl:t-liil an I ive
hioiv!f up, where Sueriif K'-etoll t k
eliarg' of him Tlinrsdiiv, The reinaina
of Mr. J tia were converyel to Milv'tic II
TliurMlay where an biqiect wa hel.l
to-hiy by Justice Waterman, the verdict
laiii)t "preuiediuttd Uhj stiti;ible uiur-
ler."
Mr. Jones was well known thr xiithont
the count, being a niem'ier of Fsil
Mafonic lodge and Mitchell K. of I.
lodge, and was universally respected.
Of Ulick little is known here, tie is a
married man with no children, bis wife
being a sister 6t Newt Curl' ot i.Ul
connty, who Is well known to loti
having residel here for some lions last
vear. Fossil Jonmal.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
For SHINGLES try Clarke & Fraser.
Roes Tuesday, April, 1 4th. to the
wife of John Billingsly, a sou.
Chas Halstead, of Portland, an ancle
of Herbert Halstead, of this city, is hre
working at his trade as a barber iu C.S.
I'tiluier'e shop.
The hose cart building was moved
Tuesday from its former location on
Main street to the lot recently purchased
by the city Oft Summit street east of the
Condon Pharmacy.
A couple of Clackamas connty men
were in town Tuesday iootrisg fur a loca
tion for a bakery. They expect to re--turn
iu a short time being well satisfied
with the business outlook in Condon,
Throngh the courtesy of Senator J. II.
Miti bell the Ulube has about a bushel
4 pwefcages ot choice seeds trom the U.S.
lepartment of Agriculture for free dis
tribution. Our friends who desire some
choice garden seeds should call and se
cure a sapply free.
Jeff Xeel & Co. have taken space in
the G l ire to call attention to the famous
brand of liqior "Man land Club Pure
Kye Whiskey," of which they are sole
nistrihntors for Condon. This bra ml of
ir odi is what the name implies, a pure
rye whiskey and is recommended by
dortors everywhere. ,
C. J. Stubling, the well known whole
sale dealer, of The I) i lies, has a new ad
in this issue regarding the celebrated
ll.irjier whiskey of which he is distribut
er for E istern Oregon. Jeff .Neel & Co
ate the sole agents for this excellent
brand of liq ior in Con Ion and judges
pronounce it the best ever.
Hercard'sO. K. tentshovr which gave
exhibitions here Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings was a-11 right. It is a good
little show the best by long odds ever
seen in Condon. The contortion and
acrobatic work by the Bernard children
i simply out of siht and we take pleas
ure iu commending such a show.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. West returned
la-t week froju Somas, Washington,
where they sjieiit the' Winter visiting
relatives. Thny are glad to le back
to grand old Gilliam away from tbe fog
aol rain and dense timber i f Wash
ington. Smnas is on the in'enmtional
hi'in biry iiuHii 1 the prin -ipij industry
is lodging and shingle mills.
M ui'iuient bad a second Tracy on hei
hands lat week in the person of one
Frank Burch who ran amuck with a
Winchester until he was overpowered
end placed under arrest by Deputy Sher
iff H. A. Murphy. He was not as good
a shot as the original Tracy which ac
counts for the fact that two or three of the
men whom be shot at are still alive.-He
i now in j: i I at Canyon City.
The flower social givn by the Y. P. S.
C. K. at. the home of Miss Benin Fitz
water, in this city, l.tst Monday evening
wa a grand snecess. A nmiiler of flow
ers were represented bvthe guests and
the problem of the evening was to guess
what they were. The remainder of the
evening was spent in games etc., aftei
which refreshments were served and the
party wended their way homeward more
than pleased with the evening's enjoy
ment. J. W. Clark a former resident of Ferry
Canyon, now of Waltowa county, w as in
town Saturday. Mr. Clark Is now locat
ed on Joseph creek in the northeast pin
,f Wallowa comity 45 miles south ol
L"wistm, l'tiiho, whieb is his nearest
railroml point. He is well pleased with
his new location aud savs it is an ideal
stock country. He will drive his band
Ot cattle i husk Willi turn when lie goes
home as the inarlTet for cattle in this
section is not 'satisfactorr. .
: Olex.
It has been viry wiudy for the past
few days. 5
Mr. Met iee the well known horse buy
er spent a few days iu our city -the first
of the week.
Fred Tobey and family who have re
cently returned from Colorado are visit
ing fiiemis and relatives here.
Cliim Jackson was seen ou our streets
Monday. !
C. W. Martin has sold his beef cattle
to the Union Meat Co., at Troutdale. -
Mr. and Mrs. Sott accompanied by
Mrs. Polly Wade and Bessie Wade came
up from M'Minville to visit frieuds and
relatives. Mr. NoU will remain here for
bout a month but the rest of the party
returned home Monday.
' . Frank Tobey 'a many friends are g'ad
to see his smiling face behind the count
er again. Frank says ranching is all
right.
J. F. Thomas has returned to Olex
after'ttti absence of two weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Flett of Rock Creek died
at her home Monday April 5th.
Guy Nott is clerking in Tobey Eros.'
store. '
"April 15, 1903.
John Randall, of Arlington visited rel-
. A. 'ioo'twin, affirmative.
J. il. M'Hr, negative.
Kin; Jellies' translation to be the
sirtiiOiiMl of ail eutU'iii-e.
We also understand that arraNge
have lieeu made for a discussion lietweei.
Klder S. O. P.iol, of West S.ilem,- III.,
and Elder UotiUaiu of this city, to begin
ioi mediately after tde conclusion of the
atNive discussion, on the general church
pro(oaitioti. These discussions will lie
lull ot iutereot and w ill li o doubt attract
large auditlicts.
atives at Olex Sunday.
AJax School Notes.
- fJEKNlK PALMKlC Editor)
Friday ended the second mouth ot
school, '
Walte Farrar, Jennie, L'jsnie, Eddie
and Jessie Palmer's names were entered
on the roll of Icuor for the second
month,
Fred Farrar, Fred A Hard and Harry
Palmer were enrolled Monday,
iLenna Farrar q lit school last " month.
Fred Nicholsou was absent last week.
School was dismissed lat Friday oo
acouut of the pupilsgoing to the C.M.A.
entertainment at Al vi lie.
The C Mental Arithmetic class is work
ing in the first of the 6th grade.
We had exam'nation last week. '
The C Geography class is reviewing
the book.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BMtno CjHinine Tablets. All
dniKKUti refund the money it It (ail to cure
E. W. Grove's signature U ou each box. ic
School Clerk's Notice.
All school warrants of School District
No. 9 are - payable to date, luterest
ceases after April 10, 1903.
P. H. SrEr-HKNsoN,
School Clerk
Weinstock Lubin & Co.'s Cat
alogue. Sincethefire in January, Weinstock,
Lubin & Co., are located in the former
A very interesting programme was state Fair Pavalion. Sixth and M Streets
rendered at the M. E. church Sunday , Sacramento, and are carrying on a large
citv and mail order business as usual.
morning Mrs. Tobey. Snpt. of the Sun
day school having prepared it.
The roads in and around Olex were re
paired during the past week.
Mr. a'nd Mrs. Grant Wade made a fly
ing trip to Arlington last Saturday.
Miss Leitx, of Eight-mile, is visiting
friends here tiiis week.
Miss Mattie Woodland is visiting rela
tives in Arlington.
J. E. Reynolds passed through Olex a
few days ago.
Mrs. George Taylor is ou the sick list
this werk.
Walter Jack sou is in Olex doing busi
ness this week.
TheToliey Bros, were called to the bed
side of their father who is dangerously
iy at his home in Eugene.
Messrs Lillieand Gibbons are camped
at Olex with a fine lot of fat hogs and
beef cattle. They say that they can
make more money feeding the wheat to
stock than they can by hauling 5J iui!e3
to market.
Sam McGilvray, of Mayville, was in
Olex this week looking after work ou
our county roads.
Sen I for Wienstock, Lubin & Co.'s,
handsome new catalogue. It is free to
any address aud an interesting and help
ful book to have whether you buy from
it or not. 5d6
ARLINGTON NOTES.
The Montague crew are shearing for
Mr. Smythe up on the hill.
Win. Irvine is building a new porch
and sidewaid at the Vendouie.
Wool "has commenced to come in already.
Manager South lias a force 'if men at
work on the Interior Warehouse this
week.
Mesdames Coe and Reynolds returned
.-sutulay from a visit with their patents
O. S. Ebi and wife of Uoldemlale.
Geo Brumbaugh's family is quaran
Lined with scarlet fever.
Messrs. Shurte, Sturgess, Shanks and
uampoeii each purchased a hne piano
from the Elier liui)o (louse thisuweek,,
C. Lillie received ft thoroughbred jack
from the East Tuesday.
J. H. Wool and family returned Sat
urday from a visit to the south end of
t he conntv.
JUMBO.
This fine bay stallion will be found
during the season of 19Q3 at Coolie Bros'
ranch 4 miles east of Condon.
Pediokee. Age 9 years; sire Usurper,
(the H. C. Strickland horse) No. 38SS;
grandsire Gandobar No. 5SG. First dum
Suzs by Belmont; 2nd dam, name un
known, ?4 trolling stock, English
Draft.
Insurance $10. For further particulars
enquire of
W.J.Vandervixgt, Cooke Bkos.
6dl2 Manager. 0.vners
TheFine YoungJack Pininojr.
Will mike the season at Cooke Bros.'
ranch 4 miles east of Condon,
Description Color, gray. Age three
vearg. Sire Pinino
(62) 101904; grand
sire, Bedondo; 1st
dam, Frizzell's best
Jenny ; 2nd dam,
Vrondo.
Terms f 6 00 f o r
the season with priv
ilege of return next season if mare is not
with foal. Payable at end of season.
W J.Vaxdervliot, Cooke Bros.,
6112 Manager. Owner.
LONE ROCK-CONDON STAGE
LINE.
Lone Rock to Condon and return
every day (except Sunday) carry
ing U. S. Mail passengers and ex
press. Firet-class teams arid rigs
and experienced drivers. Special
care" given to the comfort of passen
gers. F. H. Robinson will collect for
all packages delivered at Lone Rock
and collect fare on out going pass-
J engers. -
J. B. Goff.
Prop.
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N AKYLANU ULUB
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, Notice.
Notice is hereby given that order No. 7
of schc -ol district No. 10, of Gilliam Co.,
Oregon, issued in lavor of Naomi Stengle
has beeiid.tst. All parties are warned
agaiust purchase of Hanip.
N..U. Stengel.
Made by
Cahri, Belt & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, For Sale by .
Jeff Neel & Co.,
The Quality Store
LORD & COM PANY
Our Spring and Summer stock has just ar- "
rived-and we take pleasure in stating that '
we never before have shown such a full
and complete stock.
Hdressgo
Lawns, Organdies, Dimnities, Batistes, and
Ginghams. Over 200 pieces to choose
from, no two alike.
READY TO WEAR-Dressskirts, underskirts
Musin underwear, Ties, Collars Trimmings.
GLOVES-Kid, Lisle and silk.
k HOSIERY-A beautiful line in lace and fancy
patterns.
LADIES SHOES-In Oxfords and slippers.
CLOTHING-For Men, Boys and Youths.
HATS-In the latest novelties.
OUR MOTTO
QUALITY, QUANtTtY, PRICE.
LORD & CO. LORD & CO.
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
t f. WfX)D, M. D.
Phyelclan and Surgcion
Puy .ml iiIhIiI rall pninirtf i,,wurf4
tmic Miihl lrt tt H'itlig.
'UNtliVK, . . . oRg,
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ltiy anil nirftit rM finnitly .tieintmt,
MrtUe Jntltiir iitli nlfwuton l'liHrt'ry.
ttiNlMlN, JhriuHlfprt yUKNOy.
LNirKU'
DENTIST
time. jr VMImui riinrmnry.
COSIHIX . . . tKKlO!t
C. S. PALMER,
rtistic Barber.
Sleqk SliriveM
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honoU anU ro-round.
CONDON - - OREQOH.
Thrashing Outfit! for i.
We have for sale U or .even lare and
muall llirtfliing outfit., om HtU'd wlili '
lior.porr, giber with steam. V
;an iIUMd rln.'for 450 or C0O. . V
have on. rlt whltdi ha. U-r-n run only
40 day. which we will trade for home.
I'artle. in need ota thrpuhing out ill will
thid It to tlmir advunlHKi' to In vi.ltout
ouf line of bun-itins. Call on or addrr.,
Itf Cregoti Tradinn tjo.,
Wasco, Ore,
tl. I.. Noal, the well known am tloM
eer, will giva the stiUtfut attr-ntioti to
all business putrtwtied to hi. caie. If
J? n h ve prowrty to aell consult lilw.
Condon Milling Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
High Patent Flour,
Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed.
STKAM-KOLLKD WHEAT AND BARLEY.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Steam Rolled Barley. .$23.00
Steam Rolled Wheat.. 23.00
Mill Feed 115.00
Flour, per bbl 4.00
rrices liable to change at any time.
Every sack of our flour is fully guaranteed or money refunded.
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qruxruuijuxrvrin r
maim mm raiiuy
KERR cirroR & CO., PROPS.
BRANCH HOUSES: ELALOCK, QUIHN'3
..grain;.
Stored with us will reeetve tlio careful ttttentton of experienced
. warehousemen. Burb wire, nailit, unit, fugr, lttno, cetnmit,
feed and milt tulT always on hand in any quantities. (Jen-
erul etorago und forwarding. A trial makes you our cuntomcr.
Arlington Warehouse Co
D. D. THOMAS, Manager
ARLINGTON, - - OREGON
Groceries.
We are tbia week putting in a complete line of Staple
and Fancy Groceries in addition to our former line of
Fine Confectioner!!, Cigars &c
We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage.
Hartshorn & Moore.
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WflTGH
this space next
week.
WHEAT,
The Jeweler.
flt Wilson Pharmacy. '
V. ;
GREETING! !
qiiiririinrinnnr
To all those who have a "swuet tooth."
I have pnrehat-ed Eljiin Myers' Confectiontry, in the Bnrr buihf
iii);, nod am milking many improvements in the eaiiie. - My
etock will fonnirt of only the purest and best articles, including
CANDIES, HUTS, CIGARS,
LUNCH GOODS, SOFT DRIHKS &C.
H H T ITTT P
M. M.M M. M..M. tmmt M. M. , Mm Mmmd M J
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Contdon Meat Co.
WM. C. EDDEN, Manager.
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 Sad-.
; sage and Bologna
Try themonce and be convinced.
STAGE TIME TABLE.
Stages will arrive at and depart
from Condon on the following
schedule.
AURIVB FROM
Fossil........ 9:30 A. M.
Arlington s; 2:30 P.M.
DEPART FOB
Arlington "... .9:45 A. M.
Fossil. 2:30 P.M.
J. W.Jackson & Co., Props.
For Sale.
- A shire stallion, Bay Barney, 4 years
old color, durk bay, star in forehead and
one white hind foot. A fine breeder and
will be sold cheap if taken soon.
Call on or address,
O.VV. Valentine,
618 Heppner, Oregon
unaer isew Management
The Condon Barn
Having puri'hiiRed thin poimlsr stand we r prepared to eater to
flmf-clHM) mai'iii-r.
iue WRiits ot iiih imveiins pobim in k
;ig and teams; best ntteiitlun Klvrn all stm-k left
lour patronage 1. solicited.
In
Fine
our care.
Palmer & Armstrong, Proprietors $
5
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Mafiagerl
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER .
We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Cell
ing, ltUHtic, Ship-lap and all kinds or Hough Lumber. Unrein I n t ten
given to bills of special bizus mid diuieiiBlon ntnfT.
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY, OREGON.
When you want the beet get the r 5
St. Claire Superior Washer
Positively no wash board needed. For salo by
c Honrv F r5tionHd
airuxnnnruvnnruxruru
ljue pop! .sdvrtise 19 a live paper JCjipBc;
THE CELEBRATED
. . COLUMBIA BREWERY . .
AUCUST BUCHLER, Prop.
Of the product of this well-known brewery the United Ktnfos Hftfllth.
Reports for June 2g, 1!)(M). enys: "A more superior brew never entered the
lahratory of the United Si a ten Health reports. It is absolutely devoid of the
slightest trace of adulteration, hut on the ot her hand in coin posed of t he beet
"6f malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qunlities are of the highest and it
can be used with the greatest benefit and satisfaction by both old and young.
Its use can conscientiously be prescribed by the physieians with the certainty
tlmt a better, pureror more wholesome beverage could not possibly be fuund."
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
WANTED FAITH Ft' L FF.RS0N TO TRAVEL
for well established liousein a few counties cull
lug on retail merchant) and uxonln. Local ter
ritory. Salary f 1024 a year and expenses payable
$19.70 a week In cash and expenses advanced,
Position permanent. Business siieecssml and
rushing. Standard House, 81)4 Dearborn 8t, Chi
cago, Illinois.
R-I-P-A-N-STabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
The 5-cent pocket is enough for UBuaIocifons.
The family bottle ((10 cents) contains a supply
for a year. AU drugnlsts soil them.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
. JL? . f . Jt
.Seven Million boiet sold in past 12 month6. TMs fiioSTMinra. SjCyy
Cures Crip
In Two Days.
on every
frvtrx box. 25c.
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