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Newspaper Page TextTllEJOIIDOirCLOBE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. 19037" TMS OFFICIAL PAPER OP GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. t'.LJ . , ijlJ LOCAL NEWS, I) if days, ily fine 'mil. Try Javsmin's ! Crrani. , Itrii'k laying on tha new courthouse ill l completed today, ilrlfk UvIhii wilt Miiunn' on the IiIh IihiiIi liuililiiit toiiiiirrww. Tim wi.iii-I kiln of hrlik atthaUoii' don Itriok) nrj wm tired Saturday, Milk Kliakes, heiiHinade, Rola and Ii Omni lit JnckiHtn't Iceeream parlors. I hi H.-Hfcy, eldest daughter of Mr. him I Mr Al Kearey Isiloan with typhoid fwver. Kltiast groceries and confections at l.illVd eoiifwaloiiery and ice cresiu parlor. Dr. ttroan ml 0. W. Crosfleld visited at t M. Nirlnitiiiiii't ranch, In Lost Vlley .ii HurnMy. Ws have tli kii.7 for the Falrhanka t Mo'ko pumps, windmill ami gasoline itgiiie. Clurkt 4 Kmti-r Work Is' progressing rapidly on A. 8. iMlen's new resident!. It will lie una o( ill nuHtfHt dwellings In town. 1). V. HnloUm, llit Mayvllle stock dealer, ai passenger on Sunday's stage I'll route home (riMii Portland. Karnest Panalla, the blacksmith who Mt here some lima agi lor Montana U nuw al North Yakima, Washington. Wt have J'it received mi l placed on sale an elegant line olk strictly first-class tjloves. Hr IIiviii. O. W. Propst 4 Co Mrs.tleo Knox, of Fossil, was pas anger on Hunday's stsgn on her way home from a visit In tha VVillaiutitta val ley. Tit Con-Inn Milling Co. has pot on a pick in new delivery wagon for the Mccotnmodatlon of their rapidly growing city trade. Rev. Frank Simmons filled tha pnlplt In tha Baptist church lest HomUy nitirii lug. He ii pleasant and interesting aHakr. Tha vary latest creation In f.tahlon shl millinery at Miss Dora lea ning's. Hasonahle goods tha year around. Call il lnsect goods and price. V. L. Ilarker !i Jut received a con igiimetit ffl poon.l of bolt, all al.- and kind. II aUi ha a 8 ne as sortment of all kind of wrenches. tf Work hat been commenced on M. E. Rammers' new dwelling. It will b a modern all room cottage with bath, cold itorag etc. Harry Boor la doing the work. J. A. McMorrl, proprietor of the In turinr Planing Mill, report buaint at liisestahlishment booming. A full force of workmen are employed ami they are all kept busy. - Mr, K. L. Madden I giving great re elm tl.iii in all Summer hat soma being re-iuccd more tliaa one half. Anyone desiring a cheap hat will do well to call wild see her, V. I.. Darker make a specialty, tl.i season ol the llolge Header and extra. If you need header yoit should call and examine tlii popular iiiacbloe. Op hite Condon Livery Barn. The brick work on Searcy's aaloon building wa completed Sunday. Con factor VYattenbnrg la rnahlng the car ienterork and will toon have the building completed. J. W. McDonald, who had hi leg bro ken ami knee Injured lome time agol able touecrutrhea a little but the In jured knee (till give him aome trouble. Ii is worse than two broken bone. Lon Moore who with hi family left here (or Med ford, Southern Oregon, w rite to have hi copy of the Ulobi sent to Looking Ulan, Dougla county, they having located At that place. , A fine 10 pound boy was born to Mr. ml Mr J. A. McMorri last Saturday morning. A the young gentleman ha three ltert but no brother hi paternal ancestor naturally feel particularly jubilant over hi advent. An a proof that Condon flour I known, and ila excellent qualities appreciated in the outside world, more orders for floor In 600 and 10(H) barrel lota than can be tilled have been received from Port liuid lately by the Condon Milling Co. 0. 8. M linger, who resided near Foe ail, was found dead in his bed at the home of his sister, at Albany, where he was visiting, last Wednesday morning Heart disease was the supposed cause of death.. He left ft widow and five chil dren. i Mrs. Cha. Carter and little son, r turned Sun lay from a visit with her toother at Sylvan Grove, Kansas. The weather has been extremely hot in the Snnflower State and Mrs. Carter Is glad to get back to the more uiodarale climate of Oregon. Hev. F. 0. Flowers, pastor of the First Itnptist Church, left Tuesdav to enjoy a two week's vacation. He will spend some time at The Dalles where he antic ipates the pleasure of meeting several former classmates and college chums from his alma mater in Tennesee. A pump and gasoline engine tiA been Installed at the new city well near the water tower and after ft week's steady pumping the water superintendent be lieves that the supply in the new well Is much greater than in any of the others. This should not be construed by citizen s reason for the extravagant use of wat er, however, as It is to the interest of every property owner to help got the tank full again and keep It that way A full water tank might be the means of saving thousands of dollars worth of property in case of fire and we cannot expect that the town can always escape Mie Carrie and llesela tnnneinan were In town Thursday on their way to Lost Valley, II. II. Lurit ha retired from the man agement of the hotel at Clem to enjoy a well earned real. Charlie Horner, tha popular pot office clerk, Is spending hi vacation visiting friend at Corvalli. Miss Ahhle lurllng entertained a mini tier of Condon friend at Appledale FitMvii, liii' Cfnwti, iiiiv "iiiinii-. A large party of Condon young people enjoyed a pleaant plrtiiu at W.J, Hns aell's ranch oil Trail Fork laot bun lay. Jim Larch and Henry Wilkin, two well fallow it wheitt farmer, of Clem, were In town Batutday evening ou bus! ness. Tenderfeet kick about the dust in this great country but, bless you, it's the oust, when mixed with Oregon mist In proper proportions that makes the w heal grow. Robert Wilson, father of Fred end Frank WIImhi, arrived from Michigan Sunday to vltlt his family and his sister Mrs. Coulter, of New Orleaus, who with her daughter, is spenJing the bummer here. The Condon Cornet Hand Is making excellent progress under the etllcieut Instruction of Prof. Downey. The pro feseor also Instructs on the violin and guitar and give excellent satisfaction, His dancing classes are well patronised. Deputy eheiifT Itay Itogers sold the old county jail building at public auc tion Tuesday, Tha building was bid off by Mayor I'liter for the city for the sum of !". It will he moled to the cltT lot on Kast Huiuiuil street and fitted up for a city jail. F. M. Brown started for Sum pter Toes- day, near which place their sheep are lug ranged and, a little later, will start with 8000 head for Middle Valley, Idaho, where the baud will be wintered. He expects to remain lu Idaho with the sheep all Winter. 0. W. Crosfleld, proprietor of the Condon Pharmacy, has been making aome extensive Improvements on the interior of bis store lately. The wood work has been handsomely grained, the floor painted and new matting put down. Mr. Crosfleld is bound to keep his place f business in the front rank among neal Eastern Oregon drug stores. Ninety-eight In the shade wa the record Tuesday and no man in Cor.don ventured to say to his neighbor, "Is it hot enough for you?" Hnch a question might have meant instant death oral the best a long spell of sickness. Con don people are not accustomed to 98 degree weather and they will stand no foolishness under such intolerable con ditions. Rundle Palmer and family and Dr. Lona returned Tuesday evening from a cam plug trip at tl.e head of Lone Rock creek. They canglit plenty of trout and grouse and saw numerous deer -tracks. Victor Palmer caught the premium trout 15 inches and, rather than be 'daylighted" by . a kid Doc caught a bird on bis fish hook. Tl.er camped at Wlneland's lake near the "Note h." H. W. Pauling's Store Robbed. H. W. Pauling, Who is well known here, now proprietor of a drug store at Oswego, a suburb of Portland, was the victim of burglars last Saturday night. Fifty dollara iq cash, SiW cigars and manv other artud-s ware lk-n and two slot machine were smashed and rifled. Mr. ,Panling In offer! a re ward of $50 for the conviction of the robbers. Van Stands Pat. Attorney Arthnr P. Tifft, of the well known firm of Pipe & Tifft, wa in town Wedn"day accompanied by two China men. One ol tna ueieatiai was an in terpreter; the other was Chung Wah, brother of Chung Ling, the Oilliam county prisoner who is In jail here charged with the murder of another Chinaman at Heppuer Junction. Ling had paid Attorney Van Vector a stiff retainer to defend him, and wah, think ing Van wasn't getting Ling out of jail fast enough hiked from Heppner to Portland and engaged Pipes A Tifft to take his brother's case out of Van Vac tor's hands. As a matter of fact, owing to the serious nature of the charge, no attorney can secure Ling'a release for the present and as Van has already got all the money in sight be would seem to be holding the top hand. Mr. Tifft and his two Chinese accomplices went to Heppner to argue the case with Mr, Van Vactor, with a view to getting bim to disgorge or whack up, but Van deni ed their suit . ., -. f With all due respect to the Portland legal talent there Is no doubt that Attor ney Van Vactor could put up a stronger defense for a client in a Gilliam county court than could any Portland lawyer. Besides, who ever heard of a sawyer giving up t retainer? Fossil Journal. Suicide Prevented, The startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discover ed will interest many. A run down ays ter or despondency invariably precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought ol self destruction take.' Electric Bitters. It, being a great tonic and nervine, will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's also a great stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Onlv&Ou. Satisfaction guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. Stock Hogs for Sale. ; I have for sale about 40 head of stock hogs and pigs. Ten or 12 good sised hogs in good condition, 30 pigs of from 50 to 60 pounds each. Call on or address, 23d2(l J. E. Downkb, Condon, Oregon, Charged With Insanity. Depnty sheriff Rogers was notified by telephone from Mayvllle yesterday after noon that Mrs. Worklnger, of near that place, had developed marked symptoms of Insanity and that Iter son had made a complaint before Justice Angel! asking to have her taken into custody and ei a mined as to her sanity. Mr. Rogers left at once for Mayvllle accompanied by Frank Wilson, whom he took along a gnard, to bring the unfortunate worn an here for examination. Puts an End to It All. A grievous wail oftimes comes as a re sult of unbearable pain from overtaxed organs. Dizziness, backache, Liver com plaint and Constipation. Bnt thanks to Dr. King's New Life l'ills they put an end to it all. They are gentle hot thor ough. Try them. Only 25e. Guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy. Mr Ed Cornett left Tuesday lor ft vis it with friends In the Valley. K. T. INIenbeck has commenced work on his new blacksmith shop on Main street. Ilerliert Halstead got hie aria serious ly injured In the planer at his saw mill Inst Katurday, Mrs. D. O. Downer is having a neat picket fence built around her property at the corner of Church and 8ummlt streets.- Tom , Price Is doing the work. - "Have you anything to say," asked the Kentucky judge, "before sentence I pronounced?" 'No." answered the fendiat; "but you'll hear from my Mends if the sentence yon pronounce loen't happen to give satisfaction. Chicago Record-Herald. Bomething of a curiosity from Joe Trevett's garden may be seen at this office in the shape of a multiple corn ear. It consists of ft perfect ear surrounded by five other ear which lie as closely around the inner one as a husk aud is a sure enough roasting ear boquet. Tarn, the two-year-old eon ol Mr. and Mrs John Jackson, has been quite ill this week with the prevalent bowel trouble. Arrangements were made to mart with htm to the coast Tuesday night bnt a marked improvement in his condition resulted in the trip being postponed. Marshal Armstrong, who was shot In the knee In an altercation with Frank Palmer a week ago yesterday, is getting along nicely being now able to be op and around the house. At the prelimi nary hearing Thursday Palmer waived examination and was held in $1000 bail for circuit court which convenes next month. The following story ts going the round of the press: A negro preacher was asked by one of his Bock how hot it is in bell. "Well folks," here piled, "je take all de wood in New Yawk state, an' all decoal in Tennsylvany, an' all de oil in de worl' an' den set it all aflah. Den take a man outen hell an' drap Mm in dat bu'nin' mess an' he'll freexe to deff Mo' he kin hahdljr light. Dafs how hot hell am." ' , hnd of Bitter Fight "Two physisians bad a long and stub born fight with an ahecese on my right lung" writes J.F.Hnghs, of DuPont, tie. " and gave roe op. Everybody thought my time had come A ft last resort I tri ed Dr. King' New Discovery for Con sumption. The benefit I received was striking and I was ou uiy feet in a few days. Now I've entirely regained my health." It conquers all Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by Condon Pharmacy Trial bottles free, regular sixes, 60c and $1.00 DISSOLUTION OF PABTKERSKIP. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of The Condon Milling Co., has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the old firm are now due aad payable to A. H. Hollen, who will continue the business and who will also pay all debts of the old firm. Condon. Ore. v A. 8. Hollkn, Aug. 4, 1003. Carl MABQi'ABnakN. STEAM ROLLED BARLEY. As soon as the threshing season close I will start my steam roll process barley crusher and will be prepared to do this class of work at the homes of my custo mers. For prices or other information call on or address, J. C. STEVEHSOM, 29d27 Condon, Oregon. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY Tike laxative Bmdo Quintn Tablet. All dramUU Tefnnd the money It It tall to cure K. W. Grove' denature 1 ou saoli box. 25c Moore & Golden,, GASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and is fresh, clean and up-to-date. GROCERIES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, CONDON, ORECON: BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. Preaching services on the First, Third and Fourth Sundays of the month at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Pastor holds service at Mayville the Second Sunday in each month, Sunday Sho.)l, 10 o'clock every Sunday morning. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock. Every body cordially invited to attend these services, F. C. FtOWKRB, Pastor, The Foundation of Good Health Is laid by the - judicious use of a good SPRING TONIC. We sell the Best. Condon Pharmacy 1 (ritESCEIPTION DRUGGISTS.) 0s. HARDWARE! BUILDING MATERIAL! Nails, Machine Oil, T-ard and Linseed Oil. Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utensils. Agency for the SREHWIN & WILLIAMS Read Mixed v - Oil Ivaits all Colors. CLARKE & HARTSHORN. 1 Still at thai 2 1 Old Stand ; With the finest line of np-to-date . Candies, Cigrs and Tobacco. Freeh Roasted Pea Note, Almonds, Brazil Walnuts, Pecans end Filberts, Oranges, Lem ons," Apples, Bananas and all other fruits in seasen. -Lunch Uoods a specialty. Soft Drinks of all kinds. : John If You're in need of Face Cream, .Tooth Washes, Toilet Soaps and Hair Tonics v .5 W ! Go to v : C. J. STUBLING YOU'LL TAKE HARPER, Sure. 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 yon can get HARPER that's the Whiskey " for you to drink. And you can get it too because Jeff- Neel & Co., Are Agents for Harper Whiskey. Wholesale fiQCSt Job printing for I BUY THE fCORMICK ,,. a- ;. ; - WW 'Jff I In 4"-.. ; . ; I'DHKN B RO S tz -v:,-: UP - iauaiiiuiniaiiuuuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiauiiiiiuiuaiuuuuiuii g Jackson. 1 J. Q. JARVIS, Druggist. ,The Dalles, Oregon Distributor. 111 at tf?e (JCOBE Office. TO - DATE MERCHANTS. SPECIAL THIS I.I0NTH,' Buck Sole Bicycle Shoes. O.'W. PR0PST & CO. Keep Well by Good Living. Th sort of food yoti ought to enf ix (lint ir hi-fi far whole, aoiiie, pure and plenaing. V evil ut.lv the httl and make it t your ndvanlRs to buy. When you buy here you buy right and what we sell is selected from the best on the market. Stephenson & Wilcox. Fine Groceries a specialty at oar store. . WHEAT INTERIOR Highest price paid for Grata of all kinds. 8tora and baling of Wool. General Warehouso and Ilerchandiso - Business. BALf SUB, ClfTHglE & C3 . M'C'RS. UNDER THE GONDOFJ HOTEL THE I T he Pa lace Hotel, KLGIN 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. That New ' Yoa are batlJIng trill require soma neat new Furniture, Stoves, Range Etc. Call aud examine our stock and let us quote you prices that will please you. We are proud of our Btockand when It is transfer red to your new house or your old home you will be as proud of it as we are now. 1 Condon Furniture ainjtJvinnjtAuuvnTiruvtuinJir WALL PAPER LATEST DEStGHS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on - jobBas to mateaial and labor. W. A. DARLlilC. For Said. A good M section of land In ferry Canyon, 12 miles from Condon. Al fenced ; 110 acres in wheat this season Honse barn and other fair improvements Plenty of living water. Price reasonable This is a snap. For price a nd terms ad dress this office. '.An Ad in the Globk brings results HEADER I . V A g t s . 7AREH01)8EVVI!eAt ABUXCTOa, ELAICCX, C3U2LAS, ISV'E KEV7 MANACEMEHT. nnnjvuinjvnarinninp Mas. It. II. Walk, Paop. Will cater to the wants of the trav eling public in a manner to warrant ' satisfaction. Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Streets, COKDON, OREGON. in!! JUlniiruinjinUTAJinAJuirinuiniui House and Hardware Co. QLEKFEEDBARJ, II. D. RAIIDALL, PEOP. Careful attention given to stock en trusted to our care. Transient . trade solicited. OLEX, - ORE. 1 Visit DR. JORDAN'S antaT IL2USEUU OF AfiATODY! test MARKET ST.. SAN FMNCJSCO, CAU X In ti Ww.4. 0 eratt mttrnctioH ths CUfr A . Wfc mmmm0. er mny eon IrmcU K-t- w,fwf.iyi u. naou-niYATt musa a Thm mm and aataai : I run the HKll of ,utklul hi(U-1 r.iluii. er .ii'.tMmi In mutursr . mtmT. IimI Nm4 b1i liaeumplU CHtlowa; Sptmawrrhwi, VrtMtatvr- I mt L'rlilnv. Mt lir m mUiiU(a of I rvmcdlM, of rt curatW. pow.r, Hi DorMr liu vraiiil hU (rMtimrnl lli.l II wMI not j ' oalf mttnri Tminltt tll-t, but praiuiMi I eur. Tb Doctur does not cImbi Id perform j ' DlrsclM. bm t. w.ll known to b a lair ; i Miutr F-li7lciR nd 8itrfn, rrniUial , ubi!qM?liilty-DlMMar M.M. U KirMILK Iharouchl moittiN irtun M I thx s7Mm without lh ura of JSarrarr. m Tr.urt Sttrd bv mn KsOfrt BMMI Mr tar Raptar. A quick uirt radicnt t rur. ten Plln. riuar nd FMmI, bj Ut JoraMT ipeclai pamicc m.uroaa. f BTEBT IS A n BPPlrlns to n iu netti or kOfH epMon iA hle!ail'". 1 W will Vuortmtm ruain ra vv,mm w r I tHtry tmd'rtnk. ' . 1 0ns! noon MtfcftrniPinnijr".i VKUr KBASOtARlX . Tr..tcmHt pmUKlW or hf l.tir. Writ. f..r Hook. PHILSWHT ST HitaBIAeG. Kuut rBB. (Aalul-. ' book tot mrii.i Caliurwnt oa iordan a co., tost ma st. s. r. 1 G. L. Neal, the well known aneti eer, will give the strictest attentU... all business eutrnsted to his caiu. yon have property to Bell ConsflH SuWribe for The Gutr a blaie.