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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONDON CLOSE. THURSDAY, AU3UST S, 1S03. THB OFFICIAL PAPER OP OILLIAM COUNTY. XtRtaOH. r j v i .. , ..I LOCAL NEWS, T-y i.ifhoii lev Crvttiii. ll till Is A'lu'H"! licrc .lot' it lite vf hot apather cuiiivluf Mr, mm ,lrt, (1. J. (J ilmi, of Mayville l'IM'llirt, Hl'l III til II Hllllllll. , Milk HlmknH, LiiMitiadr, uIh him! Ire Ot'itm itt 4 irkoii' i uieatn parlors, I'lie farmer all rM..M Hii wheat crops till nil ' t3 klt HD plfl!i SS f Oil l'ltr. r ltlL rnriri(M , it. J fitlili'i'L !)'. 4 Hi I,tiilu' i!ouiWtloiitry ahl K:u vreuiii I'Kiliir.' ,' Monte & (iullt'ii, the new it n 1 1 ieroctr I.HVtt h ne ml III litis Umiw al.itli to ttoilhv ,( vuttr Milftitiou, . W Iimvb (h. ''r tlm r'aiilmiilt IKK I''IH', ttlll'llltlHS HUH gilOIIII ifjiiiuM, (-t'ln k A t' rimer K I I'almt'r stiuck bountiful supply ( iiirlit hi tit well on loaer Main stnsyjs-.M irrljy i lrplli (,) (v. have iit rivt iyt"l wi'l nltfH iW iM'lvijtiitt liilPiif etrfrlly Hrst-dus UiVts. them. O. W, I'ropst ,c t'n W, I, lUrttsr Is eri-rtin.' a iiw two etitry 4ntttllnr on Main street to lie used its ik watt-house for., wagon and luwcltiit- ('iiit'lon li'ttd mii I twnnlin lion are tilUnf with tfiiwuU this Hummer h!I of wltlt'li UttoktfiM a bus)', tltl'lliug, llOUill lug tow n, Mr. and Mr. l"rjf (jiUIsms and their ilutiKiiters, Mis i Moll! and Atf lip, were over liuin Mayville j-rui ux t Sunday, r The very lutmt creations In fushloif nlilo millinery at Mis 1).ii mw nintt'n. Ht'ssotmhkt (twiil the yesrarouiid. Call Mini liispeel good mill price. Mrs, K. L. Madden is (living great re ilaili.ins lit nil Summer list soiiiq I'Iiii reduced mure than one luilf. Anyone dwsirlng a cheap littt wilhlo well tut-all and sea lu-r. W, L, Harker make a specialty, thin i:hoii of tlie ll ilijrt llfitlr in.') iruf, If ym nwl a header yon should call mid Hcttniii) i hiii ipuliir murlilim, U mHe t'uml'iu Uvury lUrn, Mr. nut Mm. (i. W. Uitu'hnrt left Sun- dy fur Urrtiitu run tn hern theyitoti) visit their on, Will Ittnehnrt. They ill lno vUit (or Huhile nt'their former home near Kii((in', lN'(or retnrnlntt. Theyesuct lu bo nbeout lwut two ...,...ii ! ItovlMe- sn.l Mr. mid Mr. W. A. (j.iUlii letunii-.l from l'ortlainl Mun 1oy, - Mr i'rlee, who nnlerwent iin op- Atfulilltt l till fllUkjt jkkFt 1. A I I 11 ItllMliittftl F'HiiUv iuoiuIjii. . will Ttfiiinfn ttiere fur a1iut two wiek. She mn heoieri- tioti well mill In gettiiigt along iiloelv. .V virion v. lyiiiwt which Fretl Muy v -n leavoriiiij t-i luenk on the tieet Sal U"Liy ran intay ntvl culliili'l amuew hnl f.irt ilily with Witllnr ' Mverw' (n-iiiit team. Walter I'nnnht the lirniii'liu hy the hit ainl M iieverely bitten on the hunt) hy tlie hi me. No other ilaimi;.' wita lne. I'at DeNenl will havo charge of J. 11. Htuveminii'a hit Kteam thrpftliing outfit thi aeaaon, lie n now in town over ' liaullnu the miieliine atxl utiiiig It in fliip lia f'tr Ilia ana"""!' run, Thrh. itiK will commence in about a week ami the Kcaaon promines to ba. a profitable one for the tlirt'Hlifriui'ii. J. U. mul J. M. DowiiIiik ami John Walker left Tnemlav for Alberta prov ince, Camilit, with a shipment of liore. They drove the atoek to llepp ner from where they will ship to Shelby Junction, Montana, ami will drive from there acroaa the line into Alberta. They are taking Ave far loads. A fatal accident occurred at Portland hut Friday when the foot walk of the Morriaon street bridge collapsed and carried with it Into the river about 150 men, women and children. Two per noun, a yonnx lady and a buy, were kill ed outright and a large number were aeriously injured. A large crowd had congregated on the bridge to witueft the feat of an armleas man Bwiminiiiir the Willamette river. A the awl inin -r neared the Mulsh the ciowd , atirged for ward to irK a belttir view when the Dfiui! gHve way. , -. Kv. Father' Relly, who- has had charge of Uie" Oatliolic church"" work t ft! ii place, Mayville, Fowsil, Tnd llepp "ner for" aeveral vyera ha'a la'en called Kaat on jiiip)rtait btiHinena and may re main them permanently. The rather was a gentleman of many excellent qualities and hud many warm friemla in thUand ad joining counties both with in ami w IthiMit the Church to regret hia .1. If.. I.'. ..1...I lwiit l. n-jinriun-. lit? in Binxrnucu nuio it ... r. .i it, l .i. ...i I.. ...... I l.t.. ivev rainer it emu, woo iHiinnn:iru uib ' llrst service In the Condon church last Holiday, Father Welxb U said to be an excellent speaker. Frank W'ilnon hits returned from a trip to Thompsion s Springs where he w ent to meethiji friend W. A. Campbell, the well known inHtiranee man. Mr. Campbell has been very low from an at tack of typhoid fever at Canyon City for some time and was fit the Spring to gum snllleieiit Htrengt.li to enable him to eta ml the trip io the Coaot.. He has now gone to the 'seashore to spend the remainder of the season where he hope!1 the gentle comhiuod influence of the sea lireexe and the Summer (iirl will noon restore hrm to his usual health and vig or., In lliTs wish Sitndv's host of Combm friends most fervently join with an ex- "ceeilii;gly large amount of faith in the efhVaey of. the glad, sweet Summer lirl Vita a curative agent,.-- Pope Plus X. , A pope hss been elected, At II;I0 a. in. Tuesday, (Jardhialar to was ehitieii by the Coiielav of Cardi nalu on the seventh 'mllnt. Ileatouca anmed the title of Pins X. The new piiptt hrii In the prov ince of Venice In 1K35 and although 01 t eats old I strong and vigorous. He U noted or his purity of lif his uprlgtit liens and his liberal ideas. He Is describ ed as a highly cnlliird, kind hearted, ngieeable man. Chango In Condon Milling Co. On account of III health aiidtheue cesiiitr of sei-klng a milder climate, t?nr M ihj liir lii-n on T'l'H.I ly disposed of his uiie-hnlf iuierent in the Condon Milling Company to his ptirtner, A. K Mullen, Htioitiy after this l'al was closed Mr, .ilen, In turd, dis Kind nf om -h ilf inteiest in the plant, stock and bus'itMss t VV. N. llron, the we'l ki o n etockuiati. This i ha gt wl. make the company even attong"r and belter equipped thanevtr to hand! this Important I, ranch of iii'liMU)' in a ra pi. Ily developing eo imry, such M Wil liam county is grow lug to be, as biiHiness standing an I sJit tlutance such as Mr. Hniwu enjtys, canoitlbe acquired hy Inn year of chise applies liim mid siim re dealing and . w ith the business ability and experience of Mr llullen In this particular liu wehaztrd tlie iipiiilun thai the Cuiidun Milling Co will soon come to be one of the rtrougeet busiiiens euii,-erus in tlie eouiitv. While only a short lime among us Mr Maiq tar.lscn has shoan himself to la an excellent citi n and ft p'ogressive business in.tn and he has made many friends here who will regret to lose him from the business circles of Condon ami a ho will unite In wishing him health and success In other fluids. Obituary. Miss Mary Foster, it highly esteemed young lady of (bis citv, died at the resi- lence of her aunt, Mrs. .Mary Young, on Tuesday at 4 o'clock, p. in., of consump tion. Decease I was it native of Oregon nd had la-en a resident of Condon for about four years. Her lovable disposition and many noble qualities made her a general favorite among nil who knt-K her and a large circle if frieu Is will sin cerely regret her untimely' end. Kix brothers, two of whom are residents of this place, and two sisters survive her. Sho was n consistent member of the I'.iptiht church and, until her strength failed, was one of the church's best worker. . The funeral will take place this sfler noou at 2 o'clock from the llaptist church. tnd of Bitter Fight. "Two phyeUiaus had a long and stub-, born fight with an abscess on my right lung" writes J F. Hughs, of Dul'out, Ua. " and gave me up. H very body thought my (in bad coma As a last resort 1 tri ed l)r. King's Nw 'tllseovvry fur Con sumption. The benefit I received was striking and 1 w aon iny feet in ft few days. Now I've entiiely regained my health. " It conquers ail Coughs, Colds an.l Tluoul ntt I l.'iog trouhies, il'Hr.i.'tiee.) by l! in biu I h a r m a c y Trial b .itlci- fiee, rcgulitr sizes, 50c and tl.UO A! S'urcy Mm, I. iv. ret ti i lied ft out rorlland Pan H nelutrt bits returned from visit to 1'ortl.ind. C. T. I'inkbiim mid family went thro' to I'lne creek yesterday. " V. V. Willis bus been employed as priucipa'of the Arlingion school. !r, an I Mrs. 1). C. L-ttier, of Arling ton, have returned from a pleagaiit visit in the Fast. Miss libbert, n teacher of Boise, Ida ho, is here visiting the family of her uncle, J, W. libbert. Charlie K trhart was here from lone during the week buying some heavy work horses for use on his ranch, Mrs. U.J. Caven, of Tine creek, sus tained serious injuries at Fossil Sunday from a fall, 1W leg which was broken sevoral years ago was again injured. Miss Hhiulii Graham, recently from Indiana county, lViiusylvatiia, hits ac cepted a position in the Condon Furni ture and Hardware Co's. store. She is a cousin of the proprietor, Ueorge Ear hart. Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had Iteen discover ed will interest many. A run down sys tecor despondency invarlubly precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric Hitlers. It, being a great tonic and nervine, w ill strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's also a g'eat stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Oulv 50c. S ttis faction guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. v BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. Preaching services on the First, Third and Fourth Sundays of the month at 11 A. M. nud 8 P. M. Pistor holds service at Mayville the Second Sunday in each month. Sunday S ihu l, 10 o'cl ick every Sunday morning. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock. Everybody cordially invited to attend these services. , v . F. C. Flowkus, . v Pastor. Oregon Dally Journal, a Democratic dally newspaper, eight to SO pages, $4 a year; t2 for six months. The Journal Is a newspaper. Send in your subscription. Interest your nelKhbor In The Journal. Address The Jous mil, Box 121, I'ortlanuV Or. . J .- V -.- Chinaman Suicides. . Q t tig, the seif-e iiifessed Chinese mnrderer, cheated the gallows of s vic tim and incidentally saved the tax pay era of (iilliani county snug stint, by banging himself hi liiscrll In the poun tv jail at lleppm-r lat Thursday night HheriiT Johnsin went to Heppuer Thurs day lo bring (J long to Condon but u Friday morning when (sheriff fhntt opened the jail to turn over the prisoner to the olfieer from this county, (Jong was found to liava passed Iteroud ti e jurisdiction tif all earthly conrts ami sheriff', . HU lifeless lly was found baiiiilng from the npn-r bars of the cell suspended tiy a silk handkerchief. Lane, bis allegeil nccomplice In the crime, was In the next cell. He did not adopt the suicide method of getting out of ftiHjhle. He was brought -here Friday and tin Saturday was taken to Fossil and lodged In the Wheeler county j til to await the September term tf couil in this county, A Northern Stock Country. D.ivld Juukius, ol Ajax, received It tier a few days ago from bis son, Hoy Juokins, a ho Is spending the Summer on Kadiak island, one of the Aleutian, group off the coast of Alaska. He went there last Spring with Mr. Fry , the Seat tle sheepman who bought Barker, Cam ertui &. Piker's sheep here last spring. The sheep were taken to Kadiak for Sn in mer range and Kojr went along to help care for the stock. They took 6000 head of sheep besides some cattle and horses. The letter states that that it a wonderful stock country. The grant grow shoulder high and pure spring water ubouuds eiry where. .The Japan current w ashes the shores of the Aleu tnui group, tempering the climate to such an extent that bnt little snow falls during the winter and tht climate is remarkably mild. Stock la said to do well on the tango the year around and the grass is alwat s green. These islands may prove to be the country for which many benimttit in (iilliain county sheep men have been looking. At least, from the tone of Mr. Junkiu's letter, the matter might liear investigating. Arrested VHd Bill. Judge M tttingly was in town Monday on hgl business. While in town the judge favored this ollice with a pleasant call. The judge says our Mayville cor respondent w as in error last week in staling that he is about to Succeed Judge Angell as justice of the peace. While he appreciates the confidence the peoule have expressed iu him through our cor respondent, he says that his health will not permit him to burden himself with the responsibilities uf any public offitce. Another slight error "of our correspond ent was In the statement that the judge was on the bench In Nebraska for 27 years, lie says that the exact time lie was in ullke in that state was 20 years I'he judge says he has been higbtyatnus- I a great many times since coming to the Pacific coast by the adeptuess many men show as plain unvarnished liars on tlie eut'j'-ct of the arrest of the notorious Kansas and Nebraska outlaw Wild Bill. He has met no less then 23 men on this const w ho have each claimed to be the man who arrested the famous outlaw. As the judge himself happens to be the loan w ho mmle this important capture his amusement and disgu.t at the prat ing id these cheapskate notoriety seek ers can be better imagiued than describ ed. The judge hates a cheap liar s the devil does holy water and he takes de light in oiling down prevaricators of the Wild Dill-arrester variety every chance he gels. Puts an End to It All. A grievous wail oftimes comes as it re sult of nnla'arahle pain from overtaxed ornans. Dir.ziuess, backache, Liver com plaint and Constipation, liut thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end to it ail. They are gentle but thor ough. Try them. Only 25c.Jtiarauteed by Condon Pharmacy. . Dancing Lesons. Prof, and Mrs. B. A. Downey w ill open a school lor dancing in Armory hall on Wednesday, July, 15. Instructions will bo given on each Wednesday and Satur day iih follows; Juvenile class 10 a.m. to 12 in. ; ladies claos 2 p. m. to 4 p. in. gentlemen's class 8 p. in. to 10 p. m. Social dance every SaturJay evening from 8 to 12 o'clock. Tkrms Ladies and juveniles, f2 00 per month if paid in advance or 25c per lesson. (Jentlenieii J 3.50 per month, if paid in advance, or SOc per lesson. All the latest dances correctly taught. Music furnished for any occasion. (121 A Promising' Mine. C. L. Howe recently received a letter from the president of the Rossland Consolidated Mining Co. w hich stated that the property is allowing excellent inemtse In values as development pro gresses. The last assay was very flatter ing. Stockholders or others who wish to purchase stock before another ad vance in price should see Mr. Iiowe at once as he is the Company's agent here. The stock is now selling at 20 cents a share. 19d22 TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brunto Quinine Tablets. All (triiKKiats rt'ftnut the money If It Tails to cure K. W. G row's siirimtiiro is on each box. 2oe Moore & Ooldsn, GASH GROCERS Our ptock is how arriving and -' is fresh, clean and uj.) to date) CROCERIES : FRUIT :. VEGETABLES All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, C3MD0N, OREGON: tt- The Foundation of Good Health Is laid by the judicious use of a good SPRING TONIC. We sell the Best. Condon Pharmacy f I'RIvSCHUTION WtUtiGISTS.) HARDWARE! BUILDING MATERIAL! Nails, Machine Oil, Lard and Linseed Oil. Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utenfiils. Agency for the SHEKWIX & WILLIAMS Ready Mixed Oil Paints all Colors. CLARKE & HARTSHORN. 3 Still at' the Old Stand With the finest line of up-to-date Candies, Cigars and ToImicco, Fresh Roasted Tea Nuts, Almonds, Uracil Walnuts, 1'ecans and Fillarts, Oranges, Lem ons, Apples, Bananas and all other frnits in seasen. Lunch Uooda a specialty. Soft Drinks of all kinds. John Jackson. If Ypi're in need of Face Cream, Tooth Washes, Toilet Soaps and Hair Tonics ..-4 C. J. STUBLING YOU'LL TAKE HARPER. Sure. t When you can get a Good, Pure, Well Matured Whiskey of exquisite flavor and undoubted . medical qualities, you're not going to ask for a cheap mixture of Spirits, Glycerine and Ageing Oil. In fact when you can get HARPER that's the Whiskey foryou to drink. And you can get it too because J eff Nee I & Co., Are Agents for Harper Whiskey. Wholesale Distributor. piijcst Job prii?tii? for pmmttmmmmmmmmmmmnmimmmmtmnmffK I BUY THE icC0RMICK HEADER 1 ., , till '-.; 'si's XZ UPrTODATE MERCHANTS. uiUiiiuauHauiiiiiaauaiuiauiiiiauaiaiiiiiiuuaiaiiil I I Go to J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist. ,The Dalles, Oregon fll at tre OCOBE Office. ..! nil ""J.; VAg r.0'. .tut - .r BROS SPECIAL THIS IJOHTH. , - Buck Sole Eicycle Shoes. 0. W. PROPST & CO. Keep Well by Good Living. Tli aort of f.xtd yon ought l ml in that which i wh.I pure and piecing. V olifjr tl, li aiM( make it f your advaiitatt ti bur. When you buy hero you buy right fl what we sell is selected from the best on the market. Stephenson & Wilcox. Fine Groceries specialty at our store. WHEAT INTERIOR VMEHOUSE Wi:ST lligltest jiee l,t for Orafn of U Itlnd. Surras and WUng of Wool."1'"'" General Warehouse and Uerchandiso Business. BAlfCUR, CUTHRIE & C9 . kTCSS. nAwwwvriAnnnAJwinAnnnA UNDER THE COIJDOf;- HOTEL tuuuuuuwuuuvwnnuvuwwuwijw 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. CONDON, OREGON. gnuvrtnnnjuvruuinnrtnruuuij 2 mi i TtT mat wew V.iu Are hiu'Jlng'wilt require bow ne.it new Furniture, Stoves, Range Etc. Call and 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 your old home you will be as proud of it as we are now. ! Condon Furniture oinriruannnnnxirtnnnjvwin WALL PAPER LATEST DES1GHS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to tnateaial and labor. W. A. DAHLIKG. For Sale. A good 4 section of laivl in Ferry Canyon. 12 miles from Conlon. Al fpnwil; 110 seres in wltnat this season Hmise Imrn ami otlitr fair inipmvf intttits l'lttitv of living water. IVire nitsoiialli This is a snap. For price and terms atl ilrt88 thla llk. An Atl in the Gr.oBK brings results MEW F.!AMACEf.:EtlT. Mas. R. II. Wauv, I'kop. Will eater to the wanta of the trav eling public in a manner to warrant ' satisfaction. Centrally LoiatcJ, Corner Main and Spring Streets, COXDON OREGON. TT nouse and Hardware Co. OLEHFEED BAOU, II. D. BAKDALL, FHC?. Careful attention given to stock en trusted to our care. Transient trade solicited. OLEX, - ORE. Subscribe for The Globs YV T. BROU .V it, O. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Day or ulght calls promptly snsverM Ofllcc In Condou Pharmacy Balldlnc , CONDON OREOON STAGE TISH TASLE. Ptst'ipq will arrive at and depart I Fossil. . . . .... ..v. . . :-": , Arlington . . . 2:.'50 V M : I'l.'PAKT FOR Arlington....; 9:45 A. f. Fossil... 2:30 P. M. J. NV. Jackson & Co., Panrn. (i. L. Neal, the well known anrtln eer, willgite thp strictest attention ta all business entrusted to his rai. If yon have nrnpfrty to sell consnlt iiim. Advertise in Tiik Gi.ods.