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THURSDAY, JANUARY T. I004-.
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THE OrflClAL PAPER OP QILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
LocAt news;
(iiiny eoflrtJe lit eeslon this week.
II. K. Anderson was In ton faster
de.
I"! Raundwi on the tick Hut thU
Hot hmf tea and other lint drinks at
Jackson's.
Tlit new Iwftk At Olei ! bwee open
l fur Imil !.
Hi ItiillH, mki pump ami pntnpa
l nil uWrtplioiie mi W, L. Itaiker's
Mr, 0. J. Q nun was ovnr from Key's
fr'latTueedev.
John Jai'kenn, tha np-tvlat confac
llonar haa a eliau; of at In thi lasua.
pUlk Bklria Fittest line ever offered
III Ixih'litii. Jrtl fvtmUmi lit BUpil.n
n A Wl loot's
Ja Itrown has given op lila -oltlon In
the S taring mill and ntovad out to the
raiieh.' J :':
W. L. Barker spent several days In
Arlington during wk looking aftrr
Imalne)! msllere. ' 4
Call ami a. thetegant Una of Jarkrts
t?nets ami Cat juat received at gleph
in k WIUos's
Wo have the agency for tl.a Fairharika
& Mom ittnip, windmills a 'i'l gasoline
OMinea, Clarke A Hartshorn
Von shonld clean your I whf at be-l-iro
aula. V anil the heat makaa of
Fannin MUle. W. L. Barker.
Ml a Mala AinWrson, who haa been
atayitig In Condon hr several awkf.bft
yaaterday for her limiio near Lone Ita'k.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carter haw
iiinvl into th Colby Clarka resident
recently vacated by Mr, and Mra. Jay
Bran.
Mr, and Mra. George Gibbons and
thttir daughter, Agne, id Key's I'lm,
war over Near Yaar'a attending the trap
j far hall.
The leap year hall given by members
i the Kfhfkali lntgi waa a fit atteiiilfii
wnd a very sui-wmiful event. The Italic
cleared alwnt 50.' :
ThelMol hall bova returned from I'ort
latt Friday rorcrnd with mud, glory
and bruise. They all aay they had a
KnI time and do not regret I heir trip in
tlia leat,
Tho Ore la-II haa Ix-rn pot In p1ar on
tha elty Imildint on Eaut Riiiumlt atreet.
In raaa of a Are tlm man who givea the
alaroi will have a leaa atren i'HM ti in- of
It than (irmerly.
The local hflfe of Fureatera p Apoea to
flte a grand wll In rmory hall amne
tluiM neit iimntli. The manaoera ea
ct to leave nnthlnf ondona to' inaka
the affair a aaell event.
J. E. Lnnraater left for I'ortland Bat
vrilay. Ilia ann Panl went with III in to
Arlititftoti nn hia way, to fpnkane where
lie will enter a hnv'a hoarding achivil fur
tha ramaindtfr of tha inter.
Htoekmen report, tha weather very
favnralhle for Ila and herd. Tin
irrane la very gool for I hia eann and if
the open weather rontlnuea -everything,
w ill go thrnuch In Ana ahnpe,
W. h Barker received a U'ge new
aafa Mnmlav from I'ortland, which haa
liean inatallad In hia implement houa
on Main treet. It la one of the largeat
afet In thia aertion of the Mat.
We. have a rompleta lino of Rlioe
DreaaiiiKK, awka, t-H klna", glovea, ty
lwra, nverahoea. ImmiIm and ahoea. Re
memher lliai vonr patching and eewing
ia done free alien yon buy of O.W .Propel
FL K. Rearcy haa bought and taken
charge of the Pnminit ealimo of which
Al Rearcyand Frank Palmer have been
the proprietor. It. K. la now the own
er of two of the Ave Condon aaloona.
Terma atrlctly eaah. We make a dis
count of 5 per cent on nnr former prlcea.
Ileinemhar we do all light repairing free
on nnr ahoea which maana 2"o to 7Hc,
aaved on every pair of ahoea. 0. W,
l'ropat & Co.
Ml -a Mullla Uilihona, who went to
California anme time airo to vinit friend
1iaa decided to remain for the winter,
fine haa entered a leading hninea col
lege there and will take a full course be
fore returning to Oregon.
We learn that Al llenahaw, of Rolae,
Idaho, waa aeriou.lv Injured recently bv
M cae of nit falling on him from a wagon
which he wa helping to load in front, of
Ida Store. Hia injuries were an aerlooe
that be waa compelled to undergo an
operation In a Bole hospital.
L. E. Pal iner baa a new ad In this im
pression In reieard to hia eaddleand liar
lies hnaioeae, Mr. Palmer haa just re
ceived a large itock of tnppliea and
la better prepared than ever to enpply
nil the wants of hia uustomere. Mr. Joe
Ulock, the well known aad ile and har
ness maker, how haa charge of the aliop
and all custnmera are guaranteed tint
daaa work and aatiafaction in every re
aped. . The religiona meetings which are be
ing conducted at the Baptiat church
y Rev. II. M. KiiiK,"tha Irish binineta
vnngeliHt" are well attender.' Mr. King
if a ieaker of much force and power
and hia ability filla the church at evey
eervice. . Ilia juhject laal evening was
"My excuie for not being a Chrtetian."
The qnattioii had been propounded to a
lirge numher of persons around lnu
within the lant few daya and their ana-
ri were noled and formed the buuin of
Mr. Ki ii'b remarke last evening. The
meeting: will continue through all next
wet'k. Itev. '' Flowers, pastor of the
church, extends a cordial invitation to
rill Ui alti-mJ tln-wi iotercnting aurviwee.
WftsAdn.
Arhry E. Waavin. son of Mr1, and Mra
I. J. Waaaon, of Alville, died at that
ilace lat' Friday, aged 20 year, of
pneumonia.
Deceased was born In Jackson county
Mlisonrl, In 183, and when one year
old hl parent removed to Dotiglaa
county, Ml aaourl. From there they
weut to Colorado In 18D-J, and a year
later again removed to California, com
ing from tbera to Oregon in 18!l4. HI nee
that lime they have been rcected reel'
dent ( this comity.
Arhry waa a pninlar yonng nan In
hi neighborhood and waa retried by
all who knew him. Ha w a strong and
healthy, never having lieen aerionnlv III
before and hit andden demise came at
tad thiwk to bit parent, brother, aiater
and friend, (la waa a meinlier of good
stanilingnf Igo Urange, at Alville, and
alto of he C. M. A. Ulge at that place,
lie a a a devoted and dutiful ton and
brother. "
Ilia parent, brother, and one tiater
are left to mourn hi nntimaly end and
tothaet wilt be et tended the ) 111 pa thy
of many friends.
The funeral i.o I, pr at Alville Sat-
unlay tha aervtaea lielng condmled by
Kev. F. C. Flower, of the First Baptist
church, of thl place, and by the mem
ber! of Igo Grauge, of Alville,
III In California.
Word reached her Sunday that City
Manhal It. E. Armstrong, who left here
a few week ago to visit friend in Cal
iiorum, la in a. eeriooa coiMitloii in a
sanitarium at Calixtoga, Napa county.
He nmlerwenl an operation about Chriit-
ma time and waa, to be operated on
again nn Wedtieeday of last aeek. The
trouble 1 raid to be in the spine but the
letter Intimate that th trouble wat
caused from tha gun thnt aonnd he re
ceived In the knee laat Bnmmer. Tin
letter ttated that an X-ra,v photograph
had been made and the bullet located
and it waa expected it would be removed
at the second oieration.
Twelve Twelves.
A postal card from Herman Panting
inform n that a big beautiful baby girl
arrived at hia home at Otwego, Oregon,
at 12 nilnntea paat 12 o'clock, on New
Year'a morning and that (be weight 12
pound and I 12 time prettier than any
other 12 girl iu aoy 12 couutiea of any
liatatea in lb Union. Herman ia 12
times happier than h ever wat before,
measure 12 feel in hi to kings when
he walka the floor and weigh 12 hund
red pound, net. He adda that the
mother and child are getting along well
but that Ire don't know whether be can
survive or iwt
Ellis Wins. -
The wrestling contest New Year'a day
between Scholia end KM , reunited In
a vlototv fur the latter he teouiiog two
lalla to'hia opponent' one. In the flrnl
round Hchrttlea succeeded in putting bis
man down ami iu the second, which was
a hot one, lasting about 60 minutes, Ki
ll scored a po nt. Then It wa expect-
t: wouM come the "tug "I war." but at
the very on lent, by a quick dive EUi
caught hia opponent in a bear hug
aronud the holy and quickly floored
him.
A good sled crowd waa present to wit
ness the context and all were writ atia
nVd with the entertainment.
Bear, Trout and Sal mon.
Ui it White recently received a letter
from hi friend, Uoy Jouklnt, who Is
Kpending the Wiuieron Kodiak Island,
Alaska, where be ia herding sheep. The
letter t atea that the resource of that
I'omilry are In 1 tin d less and to substan
tial the statement Roy relates a few In
cident nkorth repeating. On night a
hear killed a few aheep and the next
day Koy took hit .45 00 Winchester and
went out to retaliate. The hunt lasted
three.iulnntea ami he killed live bear;
He ha the bide to prove the story. It
waa a very poor dny for bear or he
might have made a record worth talking
alaint. A it waa he merely mentioned
thia to let Brit know thnt there a few
liear there. t
Trout are nnmerooa. One day Roy
wa crossing a little creek on the run
ning gear of a wagon and a sudden jolt
threw dim into the water. He waa
carrying a gunny eack which contained
come toot. The eack aa tied at the
mouth but before he could get 00 1 of
the water three One trout about 15 inch
es long, on tied the sack and got Inside,
they made a On meal for all hands
Salmon are also plentiful. One day
Roy waa croasiug a creek in a wagon and
it happened that the tail' board wa
raised a few inches from . the bottom of
the box. The salmon rushed In to fast
thnt before be got across the creek the
wagon box waa full and the fish were
tumbling off over the tide board. Roy
admit that fhete ktoriea may aonnd a
little "fishy" to buucligrassert who nev
er aw many flab or bear but he eayt
they arero common in. , that country
na to cause no comment. More than
that he haa the gunny aack and the wa
gon box to prove that the Incidents real
ly happened.
He eayt the aheep are doing well and
that the island aeemt to be an ideal
stock country.
Saved From Terrible Death.
The family of Mra. M. L. Bobbin! of
Bailgertown Tenn., taw her dying and
were powerleaa to tave her. The most
skillful phytlclans and every remedy
used failed wh le Consumption wa
slowly but aurety taking her life. In thia
terrible hour Dri King'a New Discovery
for Consumption tinned despair into
joy. The tirat bottle brought immediate
relief ami it continued use completely
cured her. Its the most certain cure iu
the world for all throat and lung troubles.
Thia great remedy ia guaranteed for all
Tlwroutuiid Lung diseases by Condon
Pharmacy. ' Price 50 j and $1.00. Til
hollies fire, "
At the Congregational chnrch next
Monday morning Rev. Strang wilt take
for lilt text: ''Modern Pharisee am
fiaducee. At lit evening service
"Fraternity" will b tha subject.
W. L. Barker hat traded a tract of
land on CUiottler Flat to rjhdrttf A Weir,
of Arlington, for that firm' stock of
hardware, farming Implements and
plumber' opplie. Mr. Barker will
move the stock to Condon and 'add It to
hit already large stock of Implement
ami hardware. The deal amounted to
about $9,000.
Mr. Wm. 8. Crane, of California, Md
11 Acred for year from rheums risin and
lumoago. II was finally ail vised to
try Chamberlain' Pain Balm, which li
did and It effected a complete cur.
For tale by Condon Pharmacy.
Frank Springton returned to hit ranch
Tuesday after spending the holiday
with bit family.
Wonderful Nerve.
I displayed by many men endarlig
paint of accidental Cnts, Wonnds,
Bruise Burnt, pcalda, Kore feet or at iff
jolnle. But there'e no need for it. Buck
Un' Arnica Kalv will kill th pa 1 11 and
enr th trouble. It' th best Halve on
earth for Pile, too. 25c at Condon
Pharmacy.
Card of Thanks. .
We wish to thank our neighbor and
friendt for their help and tympathy ex
tended at the tl me of the tick ne. ami
leath of onr loved sort and brother.
Ma akd Maa. J. J. Wisaoit axd Family.
A Very Close Call.
"I atock to my engine.although every
joint ached and every nerve waa rack ml
with pain," write C. W. Bellamy a lo
comotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa.
I wat weak and pale without any ap
petite and all ran down. A I wat about
to give np. I got a bottle of Electric Bit-
tert, and after taking It I felt aa well as
ever did in my life." Weak, tick ly.
ran down peoble always gain new life,
strength and vigor from their nee.
Only 50c. Satit faction guaranteed by
Condon Pharmacy.
Wants a Spelling Match.
Th lollowlng letter ha been received
n regard to the spelling match which
wa suggested by tha titosc last week.
It la evident that th writer doe not
need practice himself but ia actual! on
ly by a desire to see th yonng and old
er ideaaof th county acquire equal
proficiency. The letter, reproduced ver
batiiii, follows:
Condon, Oregon, January 1, 1904
Deer Mr. Kditer:
I notis with mutch pies-
or th propoHlahuc tu hav a apellin
match. It; haa been ml observnalin
that a mtrrity nf ihea rem of Orrgmar
lies nead trainin in thia perticnler art.
Wiiin I wus a boy we had theaa exersis
et ocashnnally er oftener and wa had
sNlais In them davt tew. I got mi
prnctia partly thare. But mi earlie
trainin is till atikin tn in
Fralernallv,
O. R. Til GMAP1IY.
Found a Cure for Indigestion.
I na Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets for indigestion and And thai
they aoit my case better than any . dvs
pepsia romedy I have ever tried and I
have used many different remedies. I
am nearly fifty-one year of age ami
have suffered a great deal from indiges
tion. I can eat almost anything I warn
to now. iao. W. Ex bv, Rock Mills.
Alabama,
For aale by Condon Pharmacy.
From Alberta.
C. J. Officer, of John Day, has return
ed from a trip to High, River, Alberta,
Canada, where he went about a month
ago with a couple of cart of horses for
the market there. He sold all of his
horaea and hat returned . for anothei
shipment. He will, within the next
few weeks, ship between three and five
cart of horses, which he will collect in
Grant county.
The horses which he-shipped liefore
were all large, strqng animals, especiallr
adapted to tho heavy wot k -of openinu
lands for farming, and for these he
found ready sale. He will attempt to
raak the next thipmeut conform with
the first. i '
Mr. Officer waa creatlv pleased with
the country iii which he waa, and while
t her took 11 p a homestead, which he
will improve and prove op on. The
land ia very fertile and will make fine
wheat Harms, and the immigration is
flocking in all whiter and will be heav
ier in the spring.
At High River there are many buine
openings and fine chances for men of
business ability and a little means.
Long Creek Light.
Congratulatlor s.
Mr. John II. Cnllom, editor if the
Garland, Texas News,, has writen a let
ter of congratulations to the manufact
urers of Chamberlain's Congh Remedy
aa follows: "Sixteen years ago when
our first child waa a baby he waa subject
tocroupy apelle and we would lie very
uneasy about him . We la-gan nsing
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in 1887
and finding it each a reliable remedy for
colds and croup, w have never been
without it iu the house since that time.
We have five children and have given it
to all of them with good results. One
good feature of this remedy is that it ia
not disagreeable to take and our babies
really like it. Another ia that it ia not
dangerous, and there ia no risk from giv
ing an overdose, I congratulate oo up
on the success ot your remedy."
For sail! brCondon Phiinimcy.
Pregcriptions
axe CARtrcxtr coatrotraoeo bom
ream UKiaauixirrs at oca
' - , ' SToaa.
Diamonds.
ora Lias or dumoko, watciiks
AHD JXWXLBT la ClMrLXTI AXD cow
TAIXS BOMB KABB BABlMMS.
Musical Instruments.
OVM VK OF Ml'MCAt, O'K DS fa'TlfB
M'att CoKI'LIT IN OII.UAX C CTr.
Condon Pharmacy
" (PRESCRIPTION DRCUUIST9.)
HARDWARE! BUILDING MATERIAL!
Nails, Machine Oil, Lard and Linseed Oil
fitovea, Rangea, Cooking Utenails.
Agency for the SHERWIN St WILLIAMS Ready Mixed
Oil Taints all Colors.
CLARKE h HARTSHORN.
Just a Moment!
You will find the
of Candied, Nufj,
Gilliam
Begin Right
in the New Year. If your liver is inactive
x .. u yQ mr n the. flret tge of - an ineBS -V' "
?' which; may be Serious: To be wetf again take " :"
Thedford's Black Draught.
If you keen Horses, Cattle, Tigs or Poultry
you should give them an occasional dose of
Thedford's Black Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine.
Wine of Cardiu,
Greatest Ionic for women known to medical science.
For Sale by, J. Q. JARVIS.
Harness and Saddles! 1
We have just received a large invoice
of new stock and goods and are bet
ter prepared than ever before to sup
ply the wants of our customers in
HARNESS. SADDLES and LEATH
ER GOODS..-
ve guarantee satiafact on
and quality.
South Main Street.
finest Job priotip for
SaMaaa ' eaaaaaB
I Shoes I
1 for Winter Wear I
For Lalif, . .
John &trootman Shoes '
eiifl in atylf, comfort ami
. (i::rablity, ' .
SI All of these "the best ever" for purpose intended.
DUNN
!
moat complete atock
Fruite and Cigars, in
County at
Jackson's.
in price
L. E. Palmer.
f at tl?e (JC0BE Office
For Unt Allien.
Buckingham & ticoht's
make ifives nniveraai aatiafac
tion. Iti-at all purpose shoe.
UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. . .
FALL ANN OUNCEEIENT!!
' t
We r juat opening; lH la'sCM And iiinut cotnj.fe lht of '
' kirli, Jacket, Coata, Cai and fhirt-Waist tvr offered ' l V
Known,
Montr1 Carlo Corwt am! Loilia UlU Jackets.
in reach of all. -
Stephenson
, Fine Groceries
WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE VV!iEAT
Highest price) paid for Uraia .rf ad kinds, gtoraf and baifng of Wool.
General Warehouse and Herchandise
.Business.
BALrom,cgTKaitACa.tnrgs. mtm eulccx. czvxm. isxi
I - tu c if I ' JisSSS-
THE
CONDON
HOTEL
That New
2 I IIL. ' i Mas. R. II
am I I 11 I
i Ttie PalaeHote
1 ELGIN MYERS, Prop. 9
2 Moat commodious hotel in the city. Table supplied fl
h with the beet the market affords. Special attentiou h
B given to the comfort of guests. . 5
4 Headquarters for Traveling Men. 5
2 CONDON, OREGON. Z
You are building will require some
neat new Furniture, Stoves, Range
Etc Call and examine oor stock
and let us quote you prices that
w ill 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
u."-,i.-aa.w
Condon Furniture
stuxnnnnnnnruxruuvvuuut
Fall and Winter
MUllneru
Largest and Finest
Assortment Ever Of
fered in Condon.
' Call and be Suited in
Style, Quality, Price.
MUs Dora Downing.
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
Largest and best select- -ed
stock in - the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobsas to tuateaial and labor.
W. X DARLIKC.
An Ad in the Globk brings results
For 6ntloor bad weather wear
Napa-Tan,
lligli top miow omt nind ei
cinders. Wwirlike Iron.
& Wilcox.
cialtjr at oor afort.'
Waw,
nnntjvuniufiruJVo
Prof. 2
Will cater to the wanta of the trav
eling public in a manner to warrant
fatiafaction.
Centrally Located, Corner Main and
Spring Streets, '
CONDON, - OREGON.
House
re uowv.
and Hardware Co.
j Terrifield, ,
Ffesidept irtist.
Studio Uest side Jortr;
Hain Strt.
ondoi) : Oroeoo.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notuw is hereby given, that the and
signal has been, by the County Court f
the state of Oregon fpr Gilliam Conu .
appointed administrator of the estate "f
S. R. de Neni deceased.
All persons having claimr against r. 1
deceased are hereby notified to pr nt
the same duly verified to the ui..r
signed at the'ofSce of Hendricks & r
erman, Condon Oregon within it
months from the date of the first pib
lication of this notice. ,.:
.,s..,-: J. B. dm r. -
AdmlnlstratoT ol the estate ot 8. 1. '.a
Neni deceased. . . .. . .
Hendricks A Bowertnan attorney for
the estate. Date ol first public ii a '
Nov. 12th, 1903.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTlCc.
Notice is hereby given that the o.. . r
siicned has been, by the County V t
of the State of Oregon for Gilliam ( '
ty, appointed the adtninUtratrit o:
ettate of Jease W. Nre deceased.
All peraons having nlai ma againM iit
eetate w-ll present the same to m rv
verified at the office of Hendri.
Bo aeriuan, Condon Oregon, witbit. i
months from the date of the first "'
cation of this notice. Dated Nov.13 a'H,
Kuzabktii D. M All
Adminiatratriz of the estate of Je- . .
Nye deceaaed. :' .
Heiidrit-ks St Bowertnan attorne ' -r
estate. Date of flrat pulication N- ,
i03. , . . , . . .. ; . ; :
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