THEJOHJOMJLOBE.
THURSDAY. MAY 21, IB03.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY. OREGON.
LOCAL NEWS,
T'jr Jackson's li ft Cream.
1Uun Wihk and Nail at Clarke A
l-'lHBl'f'.
Planing tackle Large assortment at
CI irke h Kra.r's.
Turn Hcott hihI family hid vnl out In
tlii'lr rmii'li TiM'Htliiy,
O, V, propst A Co. have change of
ml this H'C. Jtead It.
A pleasant dance was held In Armory
ball lut FilJttv viitnic.
Mr. ami Mr. Will Adlard, of Ferry
l'tnyoi acre In town Tuemlay,
Mias Carrie Diiimeman, of Clout, was
A VWitur In Condon during the week.
MUk tihakct, lemonade, fcoJa aim! Ilo
Crt-airi at J.ttltson's Icecream parlors.
llun. W. W, ftivlwer waa over from
lDil Sunday taking In tl. ball game.
Mra. Kherldan, f lUker City, la visit
ing her staler, Mrs. M. J, ItiiB of tliii
city.
Win. K lUn, of the H.m Ion Meal Co,,
tit neveral days in The Dalle during
the week.
The ery fatest rreatlons la Spring
millinery. Buy your F.aaler hat early
mi. I get lit at choice, at Mi Dra lun
'.
M. U. Dnkek and Jan. Itamsitr, of
Mityvllli', went through Huudav im their
way to I'orllaiul to attend t lit I. U. U.K.
Urantt I.'lga aeaidoii.
Dr. VV. T. Ji'own went to I'ossll Mon
day and shed up the town, lift my
tliHt Ki'inil may Im all right but Condon
U X'xhI enough fur him.
The New Curved Hoisting Single Tree
hri away with drgglng heavy rlgg'tig at
thi Iioroes heel; used single r double
with derrick or hay fok,Clarke&lraxer, '
V. II. Snell ami tiny Noll, of O'ex,
were in tiian Saturday, e unl.-rxUnd
1 1 gentlemen epect t' engage in
lniiin' in town In the tu'iir f.iture,
Mr. K. I.. Madden Im a Que Una of
Kprlug end Siiiniin'r millinery consist
iiiii of trimmed and nut rimmed hut
l.i.lif. rail ffnd see them. Trimmed
Imts from 1 2 00 U.
All per n desiring to settle 1 1 1 r ae-
( i lilt Willi ill dirinj uir aU4mii from
la it fin do a i hy calling at I lit Condon
Pharmacy here our luniks have been
left. lOlf FrUiNUHTO.N A It KIKIIK.
The Arlington I.nmla-r Co.' Tilfice and
eheda have la-en completed nndttock is
arriving daily. They expect a car load
of Mitchell wagons next week. Cull and
ate them In thvir i lllie ofpcisit ll mill.
Shlngl-, D.MitH, Windows and MoulJ
liiK. Do uiM-t coii'lilli)iiT II rain-
hliil(ia In Condvin lat vk and
(verytliiiiK la coveted np competition
and all. Ki'o Arlington LfimUr Co.'
etock and )rlcti. ,
Ilfrtder I5o Floor, tnnka, and wagon
"t licel Pellor ar kfl fro:n nhrlnkiinr
or wnriini hv patntlni; with CAURO
I,ISi:UM. It wilt dotihlo the lifo of a
ffiu-e jM.nt at the rott of ono cent jxr
iot,, Clarke A Friutir.
J, K. I.nncnstor la tmildlnit an odlt-e
mi aln moot Just north of K.trhart'a
furniture atore. Ha ejtpeet to have it
completed In a couple of week and any
one wighlag to purchase lota will then
dud him at the new atnnd.
II. K. Searcy will erect a brick hulklinu
on M iln atreet on the lot ronentty pur
dialed from Elgin Myer?. The
atrncture will be 24(50 one atory high.
P. Watlenrmrg, of Fowil, haa the
contract for the brick and carpenter
work. "
W. L. Rarker Is building an extensive
addition to hi pliiceof lniwitieon Main
etreet. The annex la 3050 feet and
w ill be uned for atoting wagonn, furui
iiinchlnery etc. Mr. Rarker ia enlarging
bis business to much more than ita for
nier proportlona.
The new color pres lor the Oregon
P.itly Journal has been installed and
the first Ihuo printed from it arrived
Sunday. The journal now ranks as one
of the foremost papers on the 1'acifle.
count aii'l ia rapidly growing in favor of
atl flasHe of people.
Pan I De Lnney, correspondent, and K
A. Pnterhiiugh, solicitor fur the Oregon
Diiily Journal, spent A couple of days in
town during'the week,. Mr. !) Liticy
In gutherliig ditta for a aketeh of Ktpteru
Oregon for the Journitl and Mr. Filter-
liiiuh I RolicitiugsuliMcrlptioiia for the
fame.
I lartnliorn & Moore have closed thuir
confectionery and grocery for the prca-
ent having diaixiHed of the'r alock to
Dunn Rroa7and John 'Jackson, They
could not secure a Ion leaie on the
buihling thev occupied but uinv build
for themselves and opeu a new store Int
er in the season. "
K. Wattenbnrg and Rarney tiafTenuy
of Fossil, went through to PoYllaud Sun-
liy a delegates to the I.O.O.F. Oram!
Lodged Mrs. (Jiiffeuey accompanied
them. Kditor Stewart, of the journal
wan also one of the party. Jim will
look after the Hooaevelt reception and
will alno keep u weather eve out for
banquats, feasts anil other good things
which may be floating urouud the me
tropolis. .
Fred Cornell returned from the John
Day country Friday where he has' been
gathering a band of horses recently pur
chased by W. L, Burker and 'jleurge
Knox. Fred lays that they have most
of the bwul gathered and they are as
fine a lot of, heavy horses as wore ever
together lu this section. One viilnubie
mare was drowned in t ro (dug ihe John
Day and Mantey Downing and Enuest
; Ntockdalo each lost n valuable rawhide
rope which was on the mure when she
sank to bur watery grave.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Of Ollllam County forth alx month amdlng March 31. 1603.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Of the County Clork o Gllilaiu County, Ktata of Oregon, showing the amount
of claltna allowed by the county court of said county, for which warmnts have been
drawn, and the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid, from the 1st day of
October, 11102, to the 3Ut day of March, HUM, both inclusive:
ON WHAT ACC tt'NT ALLOWED A H'X'KT lit WAKHAKTS OttAWM
County Court and Commissioners. s.r. flGKO 71
Circuit Court... 631 20
JiiKllce Court. 208 Zb
MhertiromVa Wi tW
Clerk's olllce Wi 00
1'rraiiurer's office lf9 08
Kchmd HuperlnU'iident's office. 273 00
Htnek Inspector's ufllee '. 9' Wi
A-scswjr' ollice 172 On
Acxiiieiil and collection of taxe 10 01)
Tax H-bntes , 8W1 fll
Ciirient Kpen' 4'M 24
Court I louse expenses ............... tftt "tl
Jail rxpeiKf IM 65
(lare of Poor 82:1 10
Itrt.lge. ... , 7J2 Sit
KYalp HfUi.lv ,., ........ 44 W
Uoa.Uand Highways.. E120 CS
Mlt!eilaucouii , 40 00
Total amoiintof warrants drawn... 7!774 vi
AMOt'HT OV Ol'TttTAMOINU WAHMAMTS LXPAIU.
Outstanding unpaid county warrants on the 31 t day of March, 1003... (2:t8S5 00
Estimated Interest accrued thereon 716 00
Total amount of unpaid County Warrants 124001 00
hS.
tjiATK or Omkuow,
County of Uillism
I, CO. IVt wood, County Clerk of the County of Gilliam, State of Oregon,
do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of the
amount of claims allowed by the County Court of said County, for the tlx
months ending on the 31st day of March. 11HI3, for which warrants have been
drawn, and theamonntof warrants outstanding and unpaid as the same appear
upon the records of my office ami in my official custody.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the County Court of said County this
12th dav f Vlav, A. D. 1003. C. O. Poktwood. County Clerk.
SHERIFF'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the amount of money and warrants received for taxee, and paid to the
County Treasurer by the Sheriff of Uilliam County, Oiegon, for the six months
ending on the 31t day 6f March, A. P. 1903.
T l AM CT BKI EtVED.
Amonnt of taxes for 1002 received.
March h)3 warants
" ' cash
' " " sheriffs
Taxe for 1!01 received.
Octtilwr Wi warrHnts
' t-anh
November Wt warmnts
" cash
December "
January 1003
roll
February "
March "
Txes forllKK)
warrants
" C'lifll
warrants
caah
D.cenilier 1002
Match 1003
Taxes for lfi09.DeeemtT 1902
March 1003
Taxes for l80S.'.V.-einler !02
March IsiOU
Taxes for 1897 DecemU-r l!02
March 1003
Taxes for 18'W. March UK)3
Taxes for 18v5 Decern her IW2
March 1003
Taxe for 180 1 Deceui'r 1002
Tae f.ir tHli.i tWeiiil.er m
faxes for 18na. I)e,-emlter HHJ2
March 1003
Taxes for 1S01. December 1002
March 1003
Taxes for l800.--D. ceniU'r 1002
March DM)3
Taxes for 1880. Decemlier 1902
March 1003
Taxes for 1888 Ih-cemln-r 1002
March 1003
Taxes for 1887. iVcemlwr 1002
.March 1003
$ 1273
17I.M
2505
70
1845
Sit
1532
f5
015
4(1
C25
100
out
234
228
61
211
(H)
7
20
13
15
A
2
S
8
8
218
32
174
81
175
61
8
10
0
so
BY AM "f.WT PAIR
Amonnt paid Treaonterou taxes for 1002
March 1003 warrants $ 1273 17
Total amount received fJH.31 00
cash
i
For 1001.
Octolicr 1002 warrants
" " cash
Xovemlier" warrants
" " cash
December warrants
" cash
Jaanary 1003 warrants
" " cash
February "
Marcli "
For 1000. December 1002 caeh
March P.HJ3 "
For 1800. December 1002
March P.HJ3 "
For 1803. December 1002 "
March 1003 "
For 1807 January "
March " "
For 1800 March '
For 1805. J nonary "
Marh " "
For 1804 January "
tror J8s. -
For 1802. " " "
Mnrch " "
For 1891. jHimary " "
Maah " "
For 1890,-Jannary " "
March "
For 18S9. January
March
For 1S83 January " "
Man-h " "
For 18S7 January " "
March "
Total amount paid Treasurer
17151 8i
1605 70
" 70 02
1845 78
Sit, 45
1632 68
6 i 07
640 4H
40 15
625 0(5
100 3
601 88
234 51
228 65
61 61
211 04
00 38
74 8S
20 00
13 00
13 00
5 28
2 fi2
3 67
8 33
So 03
218 75
32 03
174 73
31 04
175 63
25 (5
61 40
8 50
10 20
0 10
30 1'2
?282ol 00
"1
art.
Static ok Omkoon,
County of (iilliam, I
I, T. U. Jol nsou, sheriff of snid county, do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement is correct ai.J true. Witness my bund this 12th day of Mur, A. D. 1903.
T (i. JoiisaoN, Sheriff of Gilliam County.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the County Treamrer of Gilliam Cuitnty, Oregon, for the six months ending
ontheSWt day of March, A. I). 1003, of money received and paid out, from
whom received and from what sonree. and on what account paid out.
TO AMOUNT HECEIVKI
On hand from last repot t (23031 20
FromT.U JolinKon.Slieriff.taxecSSSOS 70
" C.O.Poitwood, Clerk, fees 804 12
" W.R.Neel.School Snp't.fues S4 00
Total
HCItOOI. FUND
On band from last report
Received as taxes
Total
(53108 02
t 7210 66
4S20 45
l 2040 01
V AMol'NTa PAID OCT.
County Warrants redeemed (17855 53
School
Triplicate Receipts
lntereat on Itond 0
t, i .. jjj
27
On baud
Total
CCItOOL FIND
Redeemed School Warrants $ 6000 34
Hiil a nee on Daint , 5073 67
Total T2o4ToT
6844 4
UiSl 75
108 75
SO 00
20 00
200J7 50
X-VtlliH !
Statk of Ohkuon.
County of Gilliam,
I, IV. H. Rtephenson, do hereby certily that the foregoing Is a true and
correct statement of the amounts received, paid out and remaining on hand, in
the connty treasury of said connty for the six months ending on the 31st day of
Marm, A. P. 1003. Witness my hand this I4'h day of April, A. D. 1003.
. . : - P. H. 8inenENON, County Treasurer.
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
Of the financial condition of the county of Gilliam, in the ei&te of Oregon, on
the 31st day of March, A. D. 1903.
I.IA1III.ITIK3.
To warrants drawn on theTreas
uier outstanding and unpaid. (24G01 00
To estimated amount of interest
accrued thoreoii. 710 00
To Balance . 1030 10
, Total
(20354 00
SR80URCKH.
By funds In hands of. County
Treasurer applicable to the
payment of county warrants (21553 83
Uy estnimteu nn pant current
taxes applicable to the pay
ment oi county warrants. 4800 26
Total (m5Tt)9
Net Resource . . (1030 10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE' DAY
Tnke Ijixntlve Hroinn Quinine TableU. All
ttruxalst refHnd the money it tt-ImIIs to ouro
K. W. (irovo'a slitiiHturu U on eucli box. 2,'ie
Attention Ladies.
Edward U. Groesman & Co., ono of
ChicHgo's iiest bouses for big values,
parrying a tpi-cial line of ladies'" tailor
sui tn, skirts, silk Monte Carlos and silk
waists, is represented in Gilliam county
by Mrs. Lillian R. Stevens who solicits
patronage from all wishing articles in
ihia line, and will answer promply by
letter or call all inquiries concerning
same. tf
All repairing except half soling done
Absolutely Froe on shoos sold by Ub. 0.
V. l'ropst A Co. '
For SlIISULE? try Clarke A Fraxer.
SALE OF HORSES.
I will sell, at public auction, in Con
don. Oreiron,
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1903,
about 25 head of well bred horses from
yearling up. Snne -excellent brood
mares among the number. Thislotof
horces carry some of the best strains of
blood t be found on the Coast.
Will also sell a good S,1 wagon.
Tkr.ms A credit of one year will lie
given on approved notes bearing 10 per
cent, interest or 5 per cent discount for
cash. 10112 Jamks CoRDiii.u
Subscribe for the Globe.
Go to the
Condon Phar
macy for Drugs,
Patent Medi
cines, &c.
Large assortment of
Jewelry.
Condon Pharmacy
niESCIlIPnOX DRUGGISTS.)
FOR HOES, RAKES AND GARDEN SEED
Doors, Windows, Locks, Moulding,
Nails, Hinges, Screws, Stoves, Ranges
and Furniture, Call on
CLARKE & FRAZER.
1 Still at the . . I
tj r i rA . ' ' k
Old Stand
5b03Sl 5(7023! 5t?085!
Jry a pair of our Qapc? 5328, t!;ey c.ai't
be beat for hard wear. We aUa carry com p!. lino w ' ImXa nf
Children's and Ocnt'a hoaierjr. Give us & call
0. U.pIJopSS 0 QO.
naif 5t.
Keep Well by
Good Living.
Th nrt of food yoti ouht to cat 1 llmt wliicli r wliolff
Buiue, jmre and pleasing. m il only the hot and
make it to your advantage to buy.
When you buy hero
you buy right
and what we sell ia selected from the best 011 the market.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
Fine Groceries a specially at our elore.
f,HEAT H ITERIOR WAREHOUSE T
Highest price paid for Grain of fJ kind. fUorair and bng nf Wont,
General Warehouse and Merchandise
Business.
3ALrOU8, CUTHSIE & CD , tfCSS.
With the finest line of op-to-date Candies, Cigars
and Tolmcco, Fresh Roa-ted Pea Nuts, Almonds,
Urazil Walnuts, Pecans and Fillrts, Oranges, Ism
ons, Apples, Bananas and all other fruits in seasen.
Lunch Goods a specialty. Soft Drinks of all kinds.- ,
g . :
i John Jackson.
I
I
WOODlARtC
Squirrel Poison
More deadly and cheaper than any other Ex
terminator. Sample cans 10c.
J. Q. J ARVIS, Druggist.
THE
GOHDOfi
HOTEL
THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY
Has lieen tboronghly renovatel and
4a now prepared to cater to the
wants of the traveling pnblic. Com
mercial travelers nd others deeiring
the comforts of firet-tlasa hotel will
C11J this hoose soited to their wants.
Mbs. S. A. 5Iaddock, Tropr.
3 T
0 3
,?S?l
-MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
YERS' RESTAURANT
The most popular hontlery in Condon.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Our table is supplied with the best the market afford. We fj
eohcit a continuance of the former libera! patronage accord
ed this house.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN
ELGIN MYERS, Prop. CONDON, OREGOV
C. J. STUBLING,The Dalles, Oregon
A LITTLE HARPER
Will make you a heap HEALTHIER and much
JIAPPIER. The quality of HARPER Whiskey ia
backed by Gold Medala received from every Exposi
tion since 18,85. Harper is America's finest blend
and just to "show yo" go to Jeff Neel & Co.'s for x
a taste. After that taste you'll drink HARPER.
Jeff Neel & Co.,
Are Agents for Harper-Whiskey.
Wholesale Distributor.
Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools. A
complete stock of Windows, Doors,
Mouldings, and Builder's Hardware.
Five-gallon can of Gasoline for $1.80.
Barb Wire. A new line of Kitchen
Ranges just arriving. Give us a call.
CONDON FURNITURE W HARDWARE GO.
You make no mistake in buying from ns.
pipest Job printii75 for pi I at tle (JCOBE Office.
i - s Vi'
H ALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGHS
f ASH10HAELE PATTERNS
Largest and best select
ed etock in the County. .
Estimates furnished on
jobs as to mateaial and labor.
W. A.' DARLING.
OLEX FEED D ARM
J
H.D. RANDALL, PRO?.
. Careful attention
given to stock en-
trusted to our
care. Transient
trade solicited.
OLEX, ORE.
" School Clerk's Notice.
All school warrants of Scfiool District
No. 9 are payable to date. luteresl
ceases after April 10, 1903.
P. H. Ftephenson,
School Clerk
An "Ad in the Globe brings results-
t r-2-n In
1 i i lr
THAT rv "J
to mpM
.I .I
OF
mmmmlf
- '
DUNN BROS.
; UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS."
iiiiaiiiiaiuauaitiiuauuiiUiuaauuiiiauuuuuiiuuui
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to May 15, 1902, will be paid upon pre
eentation at my office. Interest ceascf
after Apr. 10, 1903.
P. II. SrEFHESSOS,
Treasurer of Gilliiiia county, Oregon.
w
T. BROWS M. D,
PHYSICIAN AND SUFtOEON.
Dy or nljjlit calla promptly answered
Office la Condon rharmurj BuIIdlntr,
CONDON
OREGON
jyjARY BOWEUMAN M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Rt J. F. Rrfaachtr'1 Residence.
CONDON - -
OREGON
JUMBO.
' This fine bay statliou w'H be fnun I
dnrin? the season of 1SM13 at Cooke !.-'
ranch 4?g utiles east of Condon.
Pedigrke. Agf 9 vears ; sire Vri'""",
(the II. C. Strickland horse) No. S-Mj
KrandHire Gnmlolmr No. .ri8G. First 4.
Snne by Deliuont ; 2nd dsrfi, nam "i
known, J4 trottitijj '. stuck r K .;,
Draft. ..
, Insnrnnce $10. JV farther pait'' "' $
rniiie nf ; -
W.J.V.vMiKHVK or, CooKk; ti!!'if,
6112 " 4li.ni.n-r. &.Mft