THE COIlDlirCLOBE.
THURSDAY, - JULY l, 1003.
TMt OFriClAi lABOr QILUAM
COUNTY ORKQON.
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LOCAL NEWS,
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Try Jars urn's Iie Cream.
J . M. I nirirf In hnlMiiij idm resi
rlsrtrWofi Church lrt et. "
Milk Shakes, L"iimalt So I eri4 let
(..ream at Jackson's Ive qreem jartorsv
Jr lUrr Is imll.lliif a nnl roMase on
lit trant fiuruhaseJ Just north of
th brirk yard.
We have Hi agency f.r the Fairbanks
A Mtf piinp, wloiltnill itml gasoline
engine. Clarke & Prater
Maoris B. Ihtkak and other Mtyvlll
Uni went through Mumlsy hound fur
Arlington with a cargo l fat lnga.
The my- Intent creations In Rprlng
millinery.' Iluv your Easter hat early
and (i il mt clinic, it Wit Dora iHiwn
tog's. ' . , '
Mr. Frnwortli If ft'- yesterday -for
Hamilton, Montane, to settle up hli af
faire at that ilw iMrrrary To ojn
lug 11 no baud etCuwIoiv , . .
Condon will cvlrlM-ute, Call and get
your hat from Mr. K, L. Madden. Nie
lllgiyt great rednt-thm- on trimmed
bate (rtnu no autll alter the 4th. ;
Head the Invitation to tlt people of
(Jllllain eoitnty. In another column to
lielp themselves to a tafer and letter
It p he .aiuberWs patent lamp burner
U the thing. '
Dr. W. T. Hroe. n left Tnesday morn
Jng fir JVutlsnd lie he goes to look
after bosWes matters and to attend the
Woodmen's carnival and the Chtotau
qn assembly.
V. L. Marker makes specialty, thia
eeason of lit IMge Header and e itras.
If you ton! header you should rail
and eismlue this popular machine. Op
wlte Condon Livery lUrn.
The progress of Hi Ik age la grand,
No more h "takes hit n In hand"
Th btlness man, amii hy her rharmi,
TakM tha typewriter lit hl arnt.
Lipptncott' Mmln.
Mra. KUa MlckW ant hrr ann Clanl,
ofUoix, Maho, arriftnl Tliurwlay to
vlfiv fur aahila with Mr aimer, Mra 8 A.
l'Mttiamt. They will apenil the reuiaimler
f lha Siiintner at Condon.
Itnl A Co, the IrA'Untc nifn ltanli of
ArliiiKtrm, havvwrhatiK of ad in thlt
Impreaalon which la wll worth your at
tention. It tctla of barf aina in Summer
droit good and many other thina.
Ts J. Mnvllle, of Matnrv, waa laid op
(it week with an abaceit on hla ankle
which waa eaoaed by toocloae appll
ration of hla font to the brake lever on a
freight wgn. Dr. Wood attended him.
U. C. Dryaon, of Walla Walla, came
over Thnreifay to take home hia wife
and dii4tUtr -who have been vlaltlng
tier paron . Mr. and Mra. J. II. iwn
ing f'r a fewdaya. They left fur home
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Iatinn gWert nn violin, guitar, and
braM iiiKiriiiueiiir. ).im-iii( tanght.
rMrwm ileHrini; iiiMlriH'tinii In nmic
u dancing ehiHild i-oniiiieiM-e Mt once a
tnv alav herA' umv . W limlled. fall nn
IW. Bl A. D tnnev, at F..A. MayV ra.
lence,Cuiid"ti, Oregon, , I7d20
Andrew (Jrelner wna over from May.
vllle prwlnvl Sunday. Mr. relnraayt
the proepecti (or a fine wheat crop are
very prondxlng in hia eectinnand thinka
the quality of wheat will be utuuh bet
ter than for eeveral yeara pakt. .
Charlie Carter waa in from ferry Can
ton Friday. He repoita everything
Itooiningout there and the .wheat crop
imineme. The only thing wrong with
Charlie latitat Mra. Carter la viaiting
her parent at Sylvan Grove, Kanaaa,
thia 8u miner and he looka and feeli
loneioine.
Lon hoore and family left Tuetday
morning for Medford in Southern Oreg
on. They will make the trip overland
with a good outfit for camping. If they
find a better con ntry than Gilliam coun
ty they will probably locate and make
their home there, but it li doubtful if
they find inch country.
Itert Caeon, one of the brat known
pioneera of Gilliam county wni In town
tiitinrday from Ida boom in Ferry Can-
von. Mr. Caaon that the w heal
rop in hia neigh horhood la one of the
client ever rained there and everybody
!a prospermia and contented with the
outlook, llaiug la nrw well under
war there and the w heat harvest will be
in full hlnrt In from two to three week.
ftihool Superintendent Seal ia beliiy
ilejaye! In id work of making out hla
ntiimai report by tiie , negligence of
the district cterk a In reporting to Mm
Two or thre ditrjt!ta are likely to loae
their organixation becanae of thia care
leaxneaa nu the part of their clerkf. It ia
at range indeed that so little Interest
should be taken in the public achoola by
thoae in wlmae care their welfare hat
len intruatt'd.
Mr. Farm worth iiifornu ni that the
l)A,uk w ill lie open for bnnliieaa aa aoon
r the buildtng.now under construction,
it completed, not later than September
Int. The capital stock of 25.00O hae al
ready lieen aubacriU-d by the bntineaf
men of Condon and himielf and the or
ganization complete with the esceptlon
of deteriiiining whet her national oratate
which will be determined by a vote of
the Kockholdera ut their first meeting.
Tueiday morning waa something of a
record breaker for the 14Mi of July in
F- utern Oregon. A healthy froat adorn
ed ibe landscape before sunrise and in
oo'ine place ice was In evidence, Wi
can afford to think of the suffering
dnlJSi'"9 f tlie v torrid and swelter
ing Kat with pity aud compassion a
we inhale the deli&id'ualy cool, invigor
ating, life giving, mOe of grnud old Gil
liam county. , Ureal U Oregoi) and for
tunato art her pcltf"?" :' ' : ''
nr. and Mra. B. W. Moore have, re
turned from Portland,
New Madden returned Tnesday evening
from a trip to Arlington aud The Dalies.
W.J. Stltt, well known shee'pman
of the John Day, waa In town yesterday,
J. G, Caven wat hare yest erday front
I'loe Creek with ft load of hie one cher
rles.
The Condon Pharmacy haa a change
of ad this week which la of Interest.
Head it.
J. Q Jarvla hat ft change of ad this
week calling attention to iuany season'
able goods,
' Mrs. Scoggln, of Grass Vallev, Is visit
ing here with her mother Mrs, Martha
Armstfong.
Focm I threa link pin. 0nerran
have same by catbtig at this ollh and
paying for this notice.
George Karhart went to lone Sunday
on ft business trip. e esected to visit
lleppuer before returning.
Dunn Bros, rail attention In their
space this week to the merits of the Mo-
Cormiek harvesting machinery.
Mr. and Mra. 0. 0. Cantry and Mr.
and Mrs. John Palmer left Sunday for
the mountains on a ramping trip,
Carl Marquardsen of the Coudon Mill'
log Co, who has been in Kansas for some
time Is es peeled to retnru to Condon in
few dayt.
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W. T. Farntworth has let the contract
for the new hank building to S. P. Wat-
tenbnrg. The building will lie pushed
to completion rapidly as possible.
K. T. Hollenhack has bonght the cor
ner Jot north of Karhari'e Furniture
store and will bnild ft blacksmith and
tin shop thereon. The building will be
44 s 48 feet.
Mr. and Mr. Win. Cornell, Miss Jean
Marker and Miss lieulab Fittwater leave
thia morning lor ft visit with relatives
in the Willamette valley. Fred (Jornett
accnmpanlea the party at far aa Port
land.
The car loa l of Mitchell wagon will
arrive about August 1st. Five wagons
already spoken for. Get your order In
esrly. Hale your hay. Get a tinier
from the Arlington Lumber Co. They
lu the work.
Tula the young daughter of W.lt.K.ins
ley fell from ft horse at the Stephenson
ranch in Feiry Canyon Saturday
and suffered ft fracture of the ankle. 8he
was brought home and i getting along
at well a could be ei pec ted.
The burning of the first kiln of brick
at the Condon Brick Yard was complet
ed Sunday morning and brick laying on
the court house is in full blast. Con
tractor Wattenburg Is also pushing the
work on Searcy's new buildiug on Main
street.
J. B. Crosfleld, the well known travel
ing man, is here thia week visiting his
too, C. W. Crowfletd, and looking after
the interests of hit Arm. Mr. Crualield
haa many friend here to esteud him the
glad hand as he haa in every town he
visits lo Oregon and Idho. .'. .
Another large cuiislgineni tif Shingles
Doors, Windows and Moulding just in
at the Arlington l.ninlwr Cu.'s yard. Get
their prices. Meet all competition and
generally get a little ahead of it. M a
aim to progress, never stand still. Grow
while Condon groHs. Keep your eye on
lh Arlington l.trnher Co.. Arlington
and OhuK.ii.
The C oidoii Comet !Und continues to
(Ttiriiie even Iho igli I'm Fourth is pant.
This indicate that the lumd is ft per
manent tUtnre rather than a passing
show aa former organisation of the kind
have been. It is ft worthy organisation
and merits the support and encourage
ment of every god cititen. A town
without a ban I it ontof luck.
Accident to Dr. Cullette.
We learn from the Portland Journal
Hint Dr. J. F.Gulhttte, who is now prac
ticing medicine In Portland, while at
tempting to hoard a street car fell in
inch a manner as to crush his foot nee
ea'ating Hie amputation of the toes.
Dr. Gullette was a former resident of
Condon and hla many friends will re
gret to bear of this additional misfor
tune which has befallen him.
A Better and Safer Llghtfor All.
A better and safer light Is now within
reach of all the poopleof Gilliam county.
Lainbersou'a Patent Non-Explosive
Safety Lamp Burners with patent wick
lithe most important invention ever
put on a coal oil lamp. These burners
give a lfg bright light from the poor
eat quality of coal nil and don't smoke
the chimney np like the old style of
burners. They have a email lever for
eitlngnlshiitg the light and a tube for
filling the lamp without removing the
burner and if the lamp accidentally up
sets the light goes out. The burners
with patent wick are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
upon the return of. the burner , to the
dealer. , .. ..
So don't sit in the dark or stand in
your own light by not giving them a
trial. -
These burners are for sale by
Shurte A Weir,' Arlington. -
- Wade Bro., Olex. v ;
E.T. Holleubock, Condon.
Wm. Keys A Son, May vllle.
Matlock & Ham, bine Itock.
So help yourselves to a better
safer light. , 19.120
and
A Promising Mine.
C. L. Uowe recently received a letter
from the president of the Itossland
Consolidated Mining Co. which stated
that the property la showing excellent
increase In values aa development pro
tresses. The last assay was very flatter
ing. Stockholders or others who wish
to purchiise stock before another ad
vance in price should see Mr, Uowe at
once as he ia the Company's agent here.
The stock it now celling at cents a
share, ' 1L3 ;
A Bank For Condon.,
Condon Is to have a' bank. After
years of walling oa) the part of oar peo
ple this long felt want it at last to be
sapplled and the builneet io Wrests of
the town and surrounding country will
not much longer be compelled to endure
the Inconvenience of having no Unking
institution.
. Mr. N. T. Farntworth arrive. I in the
city wliie!ay afternoon aud within
24 hours had purchased ft let on Main
street and was making arrangements to
have building erected.
Mr. Farntworth secured a lot 20100
feel ou the east aidu of Main street ad
Joining I). K. Searcy' building whicb is
now well nnder way. He at once made
arrangements with Mr. Searcy for an
interest in hla south wall. ' He will
erect ft substantial brick building 20i35
feet with an elevation of 18 feet above
the foundation, which will be fitted tip
In first-class style with all the conven
fences neceaiary for modern banking
Institution. The building will have a
plate glass front the first t the kind to
lu be put in in the city and will be pro-
vldttd wKli a substantial Ire-proof con
crete vault to insure agslntt any lost In
case of Ore.
Mr. Ferns oth comet from Hamilton
Montana. Viitil 15 months ago be was
engngttd in the banking business In Cor
recUwMvllleV low,, but . on account of
ill health cloeed out hla businese and
cae west. ' lie believes Condon offers
the test inducement of any town be
visited in the West and so qnickly de
cided to locate here. He will also erect
residence In Condon at an early date
and bring hi family her to make a
permanent home.
The town is to be congratulated on
this Important acquisition to it bus1-
oett circlet.
LookOut For Him.
School officers and others should be
on the look out for one Brown who take
orden for school furniture. Brown wat
in llil vicinity for some time last Win
ter and made a pretty thorough canvass
of the outlying districts for the sate of
school furniture and supplies. He re
ceived a number of orders and in almost
every caee induced the school olfl(rs to
Iraw a wairant for the amount of the
purchase, he agreeing that' the good
would lie delivered in 60 dayt. . He
claimed to represent Tbos. Searcy A Co.,
f Chicago, but op to the present time
no good have been delivered. Brown
traveled through the country with a rig,
carried hit own bed, waa followed by
numerous dogs and looked like ft hobo.
When in town he kept his hide fall of
red liquor and appeared to be the last
man on earth who could bilk people on
school supptiee but he wasn't. He has
divsppeered from thia section and his
going hat left an aching void in the
treasury of several school districts which
it will take some time to replenish. We
would advise all school ofQeere to look
out for Brown and "pass him op" if he
happens to come their way.
Change in Well Known Firm.
. A deal was closed last Friday morning
ly which S. B. Hartshorn became the
owner of II. N. Fraier's one-half interest
in the Furniture and Hardware busi
ness of Clarke A Fraxer. The deal in
cludes the real estate now occupied by
the Arm's store nn the eat-t side of Main
street aa well aa the lot adjoining Dunn
Bros.' brick store on the weat tide of
the street. Mr. Hartshorn also rented
the Fraier residence property on south
Main street. Mr. Hartshorn is a well
known citixen and we predict for the
new firm a successful career. Mr. Fraxer
will take hia family to the coast for a
mouth or two audit not fully decided
just now where be will cast -hit lot in
the future.
Married.
At the Summit hotel, in this city, Sat
urday evening, July 11, 11)03, Justice G.
L. Neale officiating, Mr. L. . Palmer,
of thlscitv and Miss Cecil Frances Har
rison, youngest daughter of John Harri
son, who resides one mile west of town.
Mr. Palmer it a young business man of
Condon being engaged In the harness
and saddle business while the bride is a
well known young lady who hat grown
up In thlt section of Gilliam county.
The Glorb extends congratulations and
wishes the happy couple a lung aud
prosperous life.
,' Off to the Mountains.
James Dunn,. Jim Borne aud P. M.
Hanratty left Thursday (or an outing In
the high mountains of Grant county.
They will be gone three or tour weeks
and expect to return much improved iu
health; atrengh' and - weigh 4n couse
queiie of the high living whioh they ex
pect to enjoy. Jim Duun is the acknowl
edged champion sour dough bread mak
er of Oregon, and ia also expected to
keep the camp supplied with big game
while Burns and Hanratty will look af
ter the trout, grouse and huckleberry
business and arrange the fish and other
big stories for publication ou their re
turn. Header Box Floors, tanks, aud wagon
wheel Felloes are kept from shrinking
or warping by painting with CARBO
MNEUM. It will double the life of
fence post at the cost of one cent per
post. Clarke A Fraxer.
Dancing Lesons.
Prof, and Mrs. B. A. Downey will open
a school lor dancing in Armory hall on
Wednesday, July, 15. Instructions, will
he given on each Wednesday and Satur
day as follows : Juvenile class 10 a.m.to
12 m.; ladies class 2 p. m, to 4 p. m.
gentlemen's clas 8 p. m. to 10 p. in.
Social dance every Saturday . eveniug
from 8 to 12 o'clock.
Tkkmk Ladies and juveniles, $2.00
per mouth if paid in advance or 25c per
lesson. Gentlemen $3.50 per month, if
paid in advance, or oOu per lesson. ; All
the latest dances correctly taught. .
Mueic furuUhcd tor any ocvasiou. d2.t
The: f pundation
of Good Health
'Isl&id by the
' 5 judicious use
of a good
SPRING TONIC.
Me sell the Best.
vGpndon Pharmacy
(PBESCKIPTIOX
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IIARDVAilEt BUILDIUG MATERIAL!
Kails, Machine Oil, Lard and Ltnaced OiL - -Stoves,
Ranges, Cooking Utensils.
Agency for the SHEIUV1X & WILLIAMS Heady Mixed
' Oil Paints all Colors. ,
CLARKE & FRAZER.
I Still at the
1 Old Stand; ; . -
With the finest line of on-lo-date Candies, Cigars
and Tolaicco, Freeh Roasted Pe Nnte, Almonds,
BraiU Walnuts, Pecans and Filberts, Oranges, Lem
ons, Apples, Bananas and all other Traits in seasen. .
Lnnch Goods a specialty. Soft Drinks of all kinds. '
i John Jackson.
If You're in need of
Face Cf eajm, Tooth Washes,
Toilet SoafcS:iand Hair Tonics
C. J. STUBLIN.G,The Dalles, Oregon
A LITTLE HARPER
Will make you a heap HEALTHIER and much
HAPPIER. iThe quality of HARPER Whiskey is
backed by flold Medals received from every Exposi
tion since 185. Harper is America's finest blend
and just to "show you" go to Jeff Xeel & Co!'s for
a taste. After tbat taste you'll drink HARPER.
JefNeel .& Co.,
Are Agents for Harper Whiskey.
Wholesale
finest Job printig$ for
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J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist.
Distributor.
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BUY THE W0RM1G
"Tlffefr
VMomf' Mf I iUkw ! I I'D...
; UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS.
u oesl 5083! tyoesl .
Jry a pair of our ape? Jrjoes, tl;ey ai)t
b beat, for bard wenr Wealirrrr arotih t-linof l.Jiea'
Cbildren'a ami firntV boaieri Give tn rail s '
o. u. pfjopss o qo. ' . . iW5t. .
Keep Well by
Good Living. ,
The aort of f.m.1 roil ought in mt ie I lint srbi b i wIh'uW-
aotiie;, j.uro niirl plenaiiig. Wf Ml only the hot nod
niake it to) oir ml vantage to bur.
When you buy here .
you buy right : -
and wbat we sell ia eclec ted from the best rut the market.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
. Fine Groceries - afpccialtjr at our etore. ,
;KITERl0limnBI0U8O!:
' ' 'ghesl pai-1 for tirabf'pf U kinds. Stora and'bailng nf tVo.iV.' -
General:; Warehouse - and Ilerchandis'dr
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HOTEL I
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The Palace Hotel,
ELGIN MYERS, Prop.
. Most commodious hotel in the city. Table supplied
- with the best the market affords. Special attention
'- given to the comfort of guests.
Headquarters for Traveling Men.
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Yott are building will require some
: neat new Furniture, Stoves, Range
Etc. Cxll art I examine our stock
and let us quote you prices that
will please you. We are proud of
our stock and when it is transfer
red to your new house or j'our old
home you will be as proud of it
as we are now.
I Condon Furniture
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WALL PAPER
LATEST DES1GHS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
. Largest and best selects
ed stock in the County. ,
Estimates furnished on '
jobsas to mateaial and labor.
Y. A. DARL1HG.
V ' ; For Sale. - " :
. A good J4 section ot lanJ-inTerry
Canyon, 12 miles from Condon; At
fenced; 110 acres in wheat this season
Honse barn and other fairiinprovenients
Plenty of living water. Frie reasonable
This is a enar.- For price an J terms ad
dress th:a office. . ,
An Ad in the Olobb brings results
HEADER S I
ASLISSTM. BLALCCX. tVJZULi. I22f
UKDER KEV7 MAHACEMEHT;
Mes. R. H. Waij, IW.
Will cater to the want of th trav
eling public in a manner to warrant
. eatiafaction.
Centrally LtKattdy Corner Main and
Spring Utrttts,
COXDOX, OREGON.
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and Hardware Co.
OLEX FEED BAR!,
H. D. RANDALL, PHOP.
Careful attention
given to stock en
trusted to our
care. Transient
trade solicited.
OLEX, - ORE.
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;attorney-at-law
Office one door north of Dunn Bra.' Store, "
CONDON, - - OREGON
T, BROWS U.D
. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dj 0 eight calls promptly aaswsrsd
Office I u Condon Fbirmacy BttUdfnf ,
CONDON
OREQON
: STAGE TIME TA21E.
Stages will arrive at aud depart
from Condon on the followini
schedule. . . ; ; ...
arrive rnoM.
C,:i n.nn r
................ ,u;ou A. M,
Arlington,. ... . . : . . . .2:30 P. M.
DEPART FOR '
Arlington....; .......0:45 A. M.
Fossil,....,.;-...... .2:30 V. it.
. - J. V. JacKsox & Co., Pboi'.
i. 1 Neal, the well kimwii ancii-.n
per, will give the strictpst attention 14
all business etilrnflted to his t-ai. if
you have nirty to sell eoni-nlt him,
'Advort'iec in 'tut (Ji.oEt.