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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1903)
THE CONDON GLOBE THURSDAY, AUGUST I3.IB03. THB OFFICIAL PAPER OF QILLIAM COUNTY. ORtOON. LOCAL NEWS, fretty warm thank yon. t'f jackson' Iv Cream. F K. M. riitcr ha rturuel frum the- Gmst, Tli regular tesclisr' examination It ill prnyre tula wmk. 0 intrmtur Watleiitiurg v(it4 Lit family at foll hunJuy. 0H)kt Broi. pot to atari tlmlr big ittim llirmhtr Monday, Tli new court tiona begin to lonu witb a metropolitan loom. Milk Shake, ltuoole, Botla and Im Cream at Jauaaon'a Icecream parlor. Finest grocer! aol confection at Little' confectionary aud lut cream parlor. Mr. Smith, tb John Day grtnr, a in town Monday with a load of ripe tomato. ttearry & Plmr, of the Summit 8a fom, have aii attractive new aii. in thia liupreaaion. H'e have tlia aBe.y fo lh FairUanka & Mow pinup, wiailmlilt ami KoHrr Hifllne. Clark & prater J. Q Jarvia left yesterday lor Sllvar- ton where he to vltit relative, 11a till be absent a boat a week. J. V. Moore arvrmipanled Jotia and Wan ley Downing and John Walker to Montana aud Alberta laat week, the funeral ol Miaa Mary Foster laat Thnraday aa largely attended. Rev. Kdward Corraa conducted the service. Minn Llllie Porter and her two broth er!, Dawecm and Leo Porter were here ou probata buaioesa during th week. We have just received and placed on at an elegant line of elrictly flrt-cUs Ulovei, See tbeiu. 0. VV. I'ropst k Co 1)r. Sickllnand D. K. Bearcy left laat evening for Portland on a bualneaa trip They will be abvut for a week or ten Jay, j Hev, Frank Simmon, of Mayrille, mill occupy the pulpit In the i'lfrt Hap tiat ehurcli nt'tt tftlmlay morning at II o'clock. j Xundle rwluier ami family and Vr. Lnti lelt yesterday for a ramping trip In the tiiouuUioe at the bead of Lone It'ick creek. Miaa Lnlu Mt Klnney retorwed from Tortland Friday where ahe waa, for eome time, In a hoapital. tier health la folly recovered. J dirt Osborne, an engineer of The l)allea, came oat to Qtei laat week to take charge of Tobey Droa. threshing engine for the eeaaon. The very latent creatlona In fashion able millinery at Mlae Dora Ixiwtiinu'a. Seasonable good the year around. Call and Inspect good aud price. J Hu)f r, the Portland JU builder, fkished the work of removing the ateel colli from the old Jill to the new court home Saturday und It-It for liume Sou day, A fellow who call himself 'Diavot," "loojicd tire loop on a bicycle at Port land the other night and mill Uvea. Thia provea that the foul are not all dead yet. Mr, E. L. Madden la giving great re rlactiona in all Summer hate aome being reduced more than one half. Anyone deairing a cheap hat will do well to call and aee her. W. L. Barker makes a specialty, thia leaton of the Hodge Header and eitraa. If you need a header you should call and eiatnine thia popular machine. Op fxnrlte Condon Livery Ham. 1). 8. and Frank Brown have returned from Idaho where they went to look op the range propoeition. Frank way take band or two of hie flrin'a aheep to the fialubrla (Idaho) country thia fall. Hon. Otla Patterson, formerly of the ilappner Uatette and more recently re ceiver of The Dallea Land Office, will anain engage In Journalism. He will be connected with a daily paper at Aatorla. Work will aoon be commenced on lue new building tor the Cherch of Christ In thia city, John A. McMnrria will have charge of the work. The building wlllbnalmoat the else of the Uaptiat church. Claude Mlckle, a U-year-old R-.le boy who with hi mother I visiting her sis ter, Mr. 8. A. Puttlaon, Ml from a Imam frf W, L. Barker's barn laet Saturday alio sustained a irai:iuro ui nio arin i - ..f mar the writ joint. J. 0. Cooney return! footn the Ml hear country I ist week to look after hi iHt.Miit. ItaarA anil irltt rMfiialn f.ip thtt rent of the Summer. Mrs. Coouey re turned with hfm. They have Irrveated iu two hay ranche near Weatfall aud . are running their aheep there. W, M. Stewart, of Lone Rock, recent ty bongl t o' John M. Brown the Brittain Walker and McCormick places, conaist ingot 480 acre partly in Wheeler and tmrtlv in Gilliam counties. The Walker plaee has a fine body of plue timber on It. Foes' I' Journal. Thoae contemplating building will Und it to their advantage to- figure with the Arlington L'imber Co. Plenty of lumber now being placed on the Ar lington yard preparatory toaendiiifrU to Condon when the wheat teams start We are going to figure with yon and sup ply you. during the ' Fall and Winter. .Get your plans made out and hand In , your lists for figures. Ui ve us a change to know how much .Lumber, Doom, i- Windows Etc. you will require and we ' will aee that It Is on our Condon yard More enow flies. We are going to help ynu to get your home built this Full and , Wittier. Arlington Lumber Cv Marhl Armltrong Shot. In an altercation which ooenrred yes terday afternoon at the So mm It saloon between Frank Palmer and City Mar shal Armstrong the latter received fin shot wound in the left kaee which may leave him a cripple for lift. Aa near aa can be ascertained at thia writing, the trouble started on In pre vious day when the marshal had some words with Mr. Palmer' wlfeabont the te of oily water. At the time of the trouble Palmer called Armstrong to one aide, Iwtwen the ealoon building and Barker's new building to rail him to ac count for the occurrence of the day be fore. The men had some word when Palmer fired a shot and started to back off toward the saloon door, Armstrong followed hi hi and Palmer fired three more shot the last one- WklngeflWl in Armstrong's left knee. The Injured man was taken to Dr. Wood's office where hie wound was dressed and ha wa later ta ken home. The bullet le I in bed ed in the head of the bone below the knee Joint and was not recovered. Palme' went to the sheriff's office) and gave hlmaeif op. He waa placed under $2000 bond for his appearance, for hear log this afternoon. A Farmer's Pool. Four years ago tn a certain district In si art' n county toe farmer met one evening In their local school boose and formed a pool vt their wheat crop. The scheme was an, eiperloient pore and simple and even the tanners themselves did not know, at that time, whether or not It was practicable but they argued that If pooling Issues was a good thing for railroad companies aud grain buyers it should not be a verv bad thing for the farmers. Of course the newspaper, business men, and other smart people, ridiculed the project - plenty. They called it a "farmer's trust" and snicker ed alyly in their sleeves at the ridicu lousness of a lot of fool farmers thinking that a granger had eenae enough to ee- eure, through organisation aud a little scheming, a better price for his produce than that which the buyers had, In the past, been pleased to give him. The farmers said nothing, however, and saw ed wood. Whwn the time tor marketing their wheat crop came around, Instead ol having a great number of small Indi vidual holding of only a few hundred bushels each, they had one big lot of wheat aggregating thoosatirds ofswcws- a job lot, it you pjease, which wae of so much Importance to the buyers and exporters that they were hungry to buy it aud willingly paid au advanced price. The result was that the farmer who were In the pool realised a better price for their wheat thandid those who were onUide of it and who sold their smalt crops la the old fashioned, individual way. Since that time the "pooling move' luent baa grown In Marion county until not only wheat brrt bops, wool mohair in fact almost every important product of the county, a thoa pooled aud sold in big lota and at much better price than were obtainable under the old avstetn. The application of at) this to the far mers of Gilliam county may f found in lhequry; If pooling crw for market pay in Marion comity why will It not pvr In Uilliaoi? If buynr wiM piy a hlithor price per imihel for a lot of a quarter or half a million bohel than thy will for a wagon load or a smell rop why would it not pay .the farmers here to form a pool? Such a proposition Is at least worth InvcKtigaiing. Tlivte ia no danger of the farmer getting more than his pro duce Is worth under any conditions. Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement tiiat a preventive of eulc'.de had been discover ed will Interest many. A 'run down ays- ter or despondency invariably precede anicide and something has been fouud that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely .At the first thought ot self destruction take Electric Bitters. It, being a great tonic and nervine, will strengthen the nerves ami build np the system. It' also a great stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Onlv 00c. Satis taction guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. Gen. Miles on War. General NeUon Miles, until recently commander-in-chief of the United States Army, has since his retirement given expression to his views on waraafol Iowa: "Standing armies are a menace to re publicanism and the peace ot the world. "The aristocracy desires an army but the burden of its support falls ou the people. Itconldbe eliminated to the well being of all democratic forms of government. "War is abhorrent and human lutein genes denounce it. "I advocate a congress of powers and the adoption of a rule of one soldier for each 1000 Inhabitants. HL"t soldiers become artisans and far mers and thus relievo the world of one million paratrites whose sole business is useless war.rr Ed Black boose and family will go to the timber (or a tew day' outing and will improve the time hi looking for some desirable timber land locations. Should they find a location to their lik hig they may locate up there and engage in the stock and dairy business. Some reports of sheep shooting' come In from the mountains from time to time and men familiar with the cummer range country predict that as the season advances and the grass becomes ahort I tere will be more serious trouble than In any previous year. Stoctt Hogs for Sale. I have tor sal about 40 head of stock hogs and pig. Ten or 12 good aised hog in good condition, 30 pigs of from 50 to CO pounds each. Call on pr address, 2.W28 J. E. Dow'HKB, CotidonOregon,-! Hand Mangled by Shot Gun. John Parka, of Trail Fork, who le vis iting relative on Weston mount lo near tbw town of Wealon, recently met with a wr km and painful aflcldeat the detail of which ar thoa given by the Weston correspondent of the Pendleton Tribune i He wa ont banting with ft nnule toa-JIng hot gun, one barrel bvdng loaI ed with a double charge. Seeing a noo- aar ha took a ahot at It with reault far more diaastrou to himself than to the frightened beast which escaped nnlnjur ed. The gun buret Into fragments ami the emir palm of -Mr. PmbV .hand was blown off, the ghastly wound extending to the wrist He also lost the two mid die finger and one-half of the Indei fin The burning his band received front the powder prevented much loss of blood and be also grained it firmly it the wriet with hi nnwoonded hand while making hla way to the home of Jon Hy att, who at onco brought Wnr fer town in a boggy. The wound wa a Mghtfnl on split ting tire-hand into two mangled part which fell apart a soon as the hand kerchief bandage was removed. Not withstanding the ugly natore of the wonnd Dr. Beat baa hope of aavlng the remainder of the patfent' hand. Dolly Varden Trout Mr.and Mrs B. K. Searcy, of thl place and Mr. and Mrs. Bwraey GsfWer of Fossil, have returned front s pleasant camping trip In the Cascade on the bead water of the De Cbote. They land the country np there literally (warming with monster fish of the Dolly Varden front variety and when their hook and line proved too frail to land the leviathan they heroically 'waded in and engaged the moMter In a hod to tin fight to a finish. Tbev did not meas ure the biggest ones Ujr fear their pre viously good repot! lion for troth and veracity might be questioned, bnt aome of the "iiiiooowa" measured 32 ruches' tall and 27 Incur butt uiMaiure or did K. aay feet inetead of incite. No matter; we won't apoll a good fiah atory haggling over a little detail like t bat. We'll give them the benefit of the doubt and call it feet aud let it go at that. Jim Klaer, Oliver Macey and RK. Wil ton were with them in the luitop with the Dolly Vardena but after aucb a stren uous eiperlence they decided to go into the higher mountain where the fish couldn't follow them and recuperate) be fore coming hotm. They wanted to get a few deer and bear in the high moun tains but if these Qiii)t prove to be a big and ferocious, proportionately, aa the Dolly Varden trout of the DesCbutee they may not tack to therm. Our reader are referred to B. K. or Barney for cor roboration of thia etory. Puts an End to it All. A grlevou wail of times come as a re sult of unbearable path 'rocs' overtaied organs. Diuioeaa, backache, Liver com plaint and Constipation. But thanka to Dr. King's New Ufa 1111 they put ai end to it all. They are gentle but Uor nngh. Try them. Only 29c. Guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. Probate Matters. A nnmberof probate matter were dis posed of hy Judge Dunn Tuesday. The matter of the guardianship of Syd ney Walton and Oris Sunday waa de clared settled and the gtrardiaft wa die- charged. An or ler waa made granting the guar dian of Daweon D. Porter, Litlie Mand orter and Leo L. Porter permission to sell real estate. The guardian' bond were fixed at $1050. The estate of the late Samuel Lamber- son was declared settled and the admin istrator was discharged. The administrator ot the estateof the late E. A. Nelson was granted permia slon to sell real property. bnd of Bitter Fight. "Two phyaislans had a long and stab- born fight with an abscess- on my right lnngrt writes J.F.Hnghs, of DuPont, Ua. " and gave me np. Everybody thought my time had come As a last resort I tri ed Dr. King's New Discovery fur Con suiuDtion. The bene tit I received was striking" and t was on my feet in a few dnv. Now I've entirely regained my health.". It conquer all Cough, Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by Condon P h a r nrn c y Trial bottles free, regular sizes, 50c and i.oa TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tske Laxative Bnmo Quinine Tablets. Ail druggists refund the money It It falls to enre K. W. a rove's liftuttttn U m emctr box. 35o Moore & Golden, GASH GROCERS. Our stock b now arriving and is fresh, clean and up-to-date. CROCEBIES : FRUIT :. VECETASU& All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, COMDSM, CREECH: mim CHURCH SERVICES. Preaching1 serviwa on the First, Third and Fourth Sunday ot the month at II A.M. and 8 P.M. J Pastor Aolcta aervlee at Mayville the Second Sanday in each month. Sunday buhnol, lo O'cKwa . every Sunday morning. Prayer meeting, Thursday eveninga at 8 o'clock. Everylxxly cordially invited to attend these services. ;, F. C. Fijwbks, 1'nntor The Foundation of Good Health Is laid bv the judicious use of a SPRING We sell Condon Pharmacy (PRESCRIPTION DUUUUIffTS.) HfllU7AHE! BUILDIIIG MATEBIAL! Nails, Machine Oil, Lard arul-Linseed Oil. Stoves, Ranges, Cooking tltenaifg. AgWfhftf$ttZR'lS& WILLIAMS Ready Mixed .OiJ Taints all Colors. . CLARKE HARTSHORN. Still at! the Old Stand y - . i With the finest line of np and Tuhacico, Freab Roated IVa Nois, Almond',- J Brazil Walnuts, Pecans and fiflierts, Oranges. Leui on. Apples, Bananas and all other fraits in eeaarn.- . Lonch Goods a specialty. Soft Drinks of all kinds. Jojin Jackson. If You're in need of Face Cream, Tooth Washes, Toilet Soaps and Hair Tonics - - A mm- -m .,V ' " ''' ' J. QrJARVlS, Druggists C. J. STUBLING YOU'LL TAKE HARPER. . Sure. . When yo carr get a (?oo(f,- Pore, Well Matured Whiskey of exquisite flavor and. undoubted fiiedical qualities, you're cot going to ask for cheap mixture of Spirits, Glycerine ancf Ageing Off. tn faci when you can get HARPER that's the Whiekey for you to drink. And you can get it too becatfsff Jeff Neel & Co., - Atjb Agents for Harper Whiskey. Wholesale Poest Job priiti for v r . DUN N BROS ... : .rj p' - good TONIC. the Best. - to - date Candies, ,Cfaf j Go to ,The Dalles, Oregon Distributor. jl H at tr;e (JC0BE Office. BUY THE MOCK tO - bATE merchants. 3 SPECIAL THIS K0NTIL Buck Sole Bicycle Shoes. 0. W. PROPST & CO. Keep Well by Good Living. Th 'rl (iffiiri.1 yon onjjhl to ! i tlml whi.-h i tvlinj. uini", pure niwl tvnu. HV only tli ri ai.tl Hke it to your uiva;,t:tj;u to buy. When you buy here you buy right ,atiJ what we sell in selected front the bvH on the market. Stephenson & Wilcox. Fine Groceries a fpecially at our store. mm INTERIOR WAREHOUSE vi:eXt Hijhost f.rice mM for Grain of all kind.' ftioraire and bUrjr or Wo.il. General .Warehouse and Merchandise Business. . - Ultm, CUTHEiE L CO . M'C'33. AHLIKSTSff, tiklCCX, D2L'CIA3, IS?.'! qjvuuvtruumn ftrErwwxrininriarinjirv THE i n ! CONDONS IB HOTEL tjinruinruvinnrvrtfinnju 'I" S The Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop, Mopt.coniruo lious hotel iu the city. TubU supplied with the best the market affords. Special attention given to the comfort of guests1.- Headquarters for Traveling Men. CONDON OREGON, oruirirmrjvuuijuutrmnnnnnnrui inai new Y411 aro ball Jin; ; - I neit new Furniture, Stoves, Range EtoQAU..r;-t;ataTOtne our stock : ami let us qtrote yoor prices that . will please you. ,W are proad of r-"' our stock and when it is transfer- -. ' red to your new house ot your old bj:ue you will be as proud of it as we are uow. I Condon Parniture mnnjtnnnjtnjvuvrvinuuu WALL PAPEB LATEST DESIGNS FASH10HABLE PATTEEKS Largest and beet 6elect etl stock in the County. Estimates furnished on . job's as to mateaial and labor. W A DARLING. For SttJeV A good M section of land in Ferry Canyon, 12 miles from Condon. Al fenced ; 110 acres in wheat thftf season llonse harn and other fair improvements Plenty of living water. Price reasonable This is a snap. For price aud terms ad dress th:.s office. ,v An Ad in the Globe brings results HEADER . , Agts .1 3 inrvAuiaruuwifl UKDEB NEW MAHAGEMEHT. . Mrs. R II. -Walk, Vhop. Will cater to the wants of the trav eling poblic fr a manner to warrant satisfaction. Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Streets, COXDOiT . OREGON, Jtruifuxrl injuvuuinjxrmjxrirutnjuxriinnjuui nouse will require soma and Hardware Co. OLEK FEED CAR! J, 13. D. RANDALL, FnC?. Careful attention given to stock en trusted to pur care. Transient trade solicited. OLEX, - ORE 'visit DR. JORDAN'S chcat? HUSEUO OF f.naTCI3Yf! I09t MARKET SAN FRANCISCO, CAM. fBum Stnk u a.naik. Thlor(t Aoatomkal UoMum IstbtWur.d. , erftfttt attraction In fhjt CUg, A wmiUrfvi tight. for vuiton, . Wro.it or any con tract- ad disetuw, H ! crc lT i tiia oldvt Bpeclallet ou tb FaciA Coaat, KsWbiUUiad ;. i C2. JOitSAii PRIVATE DISEASES T.t.ff and slliili Barvid ai.n who ara atitrfna ftxini (ha tfpets of youthful imlit ' 7r& ITorvims aii pbvaicai in. . fMtn7, Iioat MhKl u all ltacnmpil- of I'rlttaltn;, !. Wj a combination of rmeaies, 01 grar ciiiva powtr, in itoct'.i TiMao n-T'jjj nil" trutmiit mat it will dim ' only afford Tmmediata rclirt, bul parmaiiant i cura. Tba Doctor doaa not claim to parfo.K" mlraclaa. bilk la wall known to ba a fair awt m uara riirlffian and Burnon. Dre-aialuani ) In lila.rwcialty Diaviaava f Stem. , trPHIlln Ibnmtifhly emdlcaMKl bom tha system without tha Uieot Marrmry. Truaa flttrd by aa Kxtwri. Mad leal I rnr tin- Ku.t.ra. A auicle and rmjtea frffr PI Ira, tlaaar and Fl.ialaty I ir. joraan a pnai pamteaa raaiooua, ITHRT Hal annlrliurtonawlUraoalv 1 our kmrtt opinion ol UIcSVll"- , , . 1 Tl'a will tluanmtn a tOtdil VM CVSJt tit l iwv ears wt iiivlerrrr. VnnimMtKin hikk i ncwy pnraiaj CHARQhS VSR y SXAHOMABLZ, Treatment peraonally or by laitar. WHta fr Rook. SIIII.O0OT ' I .tRRU6K. Mailkd rtla CAWB book lor men.) Call or writ OK JORDAN ft CO.. 1051 Marksl St. . F. U. L. Neal, the well known and: eer, will give the strictest sttenti all business eiitriidted to his caie fdtf have properly to self consult u. Subworibe for Thk GloeC hi af ha a ni I fj f ft 4 i 1
