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THE COIIDOJI GLOBE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. IS04. TUB OFFICIAL PAPER OP GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, IIt Wl ta mi l other hot drlnkiat J.i'keon'. len.tllbbon wa in from Mayvlll Tuesday. H. K. t l Al Kearcy went to Portland IhkI week on a Imoi ! trip. Windmills r-r: pump and pomp of all demirlption at W. L. Barker' Mn. It. K. Hearee returned Friday In. mi a vUlt allh friend at MayMllw. ' KIiiiuh Knater ha returned from a trip lulu tl.tt Walla Walla aul I'alouw coon 8ilk Bklrte Flneat Una eter offered In 1111'I-Mi Jtit reoeked at Ntepbeu on & Wllrot'a Jeff Neel ant Frank Palinrr left Tliurlay fur The Dalle ami Portland ', on a blna trip. 4 " ,y Call au.l thilegant tlneof Jacket Coat anil Cte Jtt received at Htepb wori A Wilcox' Khv, AitKtln.nl Atllniiton, arrived on Monday' atage to ait altli tha reviv al irvlri- at Rapt let Church. f W, Darling ha removed hla Ma Uw otflV to the new Darker building, second floor. Mr. an.l Mr. 0ar Matey, of Ajx, visited frieud In thla vicinity during the week. . You honld clean your wa I wheat be f.tre tln. We aell the liet make of Fanning MHU. W. L. Barker. Mr. Fred M'inroe. of Arlington, ar rived Monday to epenl aome time ,011 iter Hay (.'reek l.otoeetead. Joaeph 8ander, whoa home la on the John Day river, a few mile from Ajax, wain town day or two during the week. 3. R. Barker and F. M. Hiter went to Portland Hnnday to attend tha meeting vt tha Wootgrower convention. Thne. Connolly a hepman of near fiherei'e lrllt. lost 0OOlieeii the other night hy piling np in a ranyon. Mr. and Mr. Frank Kinltli, of Albany who have heen visiting relatlvea no Tlilityoiito for wmi time, htt for home i'riday. Mr. J. It Well, who ha heen at the Hnininlt Hotel for aonte time nnder the varaof Dr. Urnwn, ha recovered u(H iently to be able to rwtnrn home. Mia Florence Heave rn, of Uoldendale, arrlvel Friday, to einit her ancle and not Sir. J. W. Snover. " She will re main with them foraeveral month. J. W. Van II mien an I Pre Hamil ton, who have heen working tor the Condon Mitlloa Ci,or eome time pot lug in light wire, have return -d to Foaail. The Ann of Clarke A Hartshorn ha teu dissolved, Mr. Haruhnrn retiring. Mr. Clarke ha pim-hd hi former iartner'e interest and wilt continue the I Mini ore. Dr. Wood hit moved Into hi new office in the Barker building. A hand eome window sign ha leii placed In Id oHlce window to Indicate to the jmbllc hi new location. Vid irmled heie jerleiday thai H K Armtrong, who recently submitted to an operation at Oukland , Cxi. for the removal of a pintol hail from hi leg, i not expected to recover. J. M. Downing left Monday morning for Alberta, where he goe to look for a horse market with a view to (hipping A lot of horae there in the Spring. He will probibly return in a month or vt t week. Tumi a trictlv cash. We make ft dis count of 6 per cent on our former price. Itemember we do all light repairing free on our hoe which meana 25a to 75c eaved on every pair of ahocs. 0. W, l'ropit & Co. Mr. Carr who live west of town, who fiat had a double thumb on one of her hands had one aide of the member re moved the other day to make it easier (or her to wear a glove. Dr. Wood per formed the operation. The registration books are now open at the county clerk' oflke and it is In order for electors to get in line and have their uamea placed on the list. It I less trouble to register than to ewrar jit your vote on election day. ' Itev. Mount writes from Heppner that he is the proud possessor of a line young lt.tptist preacher who arrived at his home January tf. Kev. Mount save he think the young minister has more voice than ideas. " All (tenons knowing themselves in lnbted to the firm of Clarke & Hartshorn are earnestly requested to call at the etore of M. O. Clarke and settle at an early date either by cash or a go mI not e mb we areaniiou to close the old counts. Owing to the scarcity and high price of fuel the the Condon Milling Co. found their electric light ventur a losing propo rtion and the liithts were shut off last Friday evening. It i probable, howev er, that matter will he so arranged In the future that the plant can success "fully be put in operution. , Andrew Greiner was over from May ville Tuesday. His son, Bon Greiner, who is a student in Mt Angel college re Cettv "offered from another attack of H endici is and has written to his fath er tie to Portland to lie with him when operated on for that disease. Mr. U renter will leave for the city Monday. . W. J. dward,the well known stock in a n and dealer, of Mayvlllc, went through Snndiiy on his way to Portland - to attend tlie National Livestock Atuto oiatinn which is In session there this week. Mr. Edwards is one of the most progressive eioekmen in the coun ty and takes a lively interest in all mat ter looking to the' bettcrinOnt of the Hi((drindiitry, Mis Key was over from Majvlltt yttrday. At a special school meeting helJ yes terday a ten mill tai wat voted, Ml Kate Hchott, who i visiting rela tives in Condon espm-t to return to Ka Imi net tnontli. " lJr. Lasler, of Arlington, has lata an pointed deputy eonnty hyvlcian for tnat end of the connty by Judge Dunn. The new tchnol hone I ready for oc cupancy eiceiit for the seat, hlliid and hlackUierd which are especled to ar Ivesoon. The hull ling complete will oust alaiut '.00 00. Geo. Taylor wa up from Olex yetor day. He aav that town U starting in on a hom. The new hank I now running, a aattxin ha tieen opened and the price of town lot la rapidly advancing, lt now range from 50 upward. Mi Dmi D iwning, who ha tieen In Walla Walla for eome time nnder the rare ol an anrUt, I Improving. Her ear drum were badly affected when h began treatment but have been steadily improving. Khe will continue the treat uivnt auolher inouth. Itev. and Mr. Hugh M.KIng.who have len condactlhg revival acrvice here fur the pat two week will leave tomor row (or Heppner where they go to assist Kev. Mount with a series of meeting. Kev. Aumln, of Arlington, w ill remain here and continue the meeting next week. Itev. Flower will go to Arlington Saturday atiilwlll (111 the pulpit at that place Monday reluming Monday to con tinue the wotk h. re, A. 8. Hollen received letter the oth er day fniui hi lormer partner, Carl Murqnardxen, who I now at Newton, KeM, which stated that he ha full v recovered hi health and I feeling bet ter than (or year. He ha a contract lor a large grain elevator at Newton and I working a big crew of uieu ou the ob tins winter. The balmy, springlike weather latelv ha not been conducive to manv local happening. New i scarce. This pre mature June weather i enervating in theeitreme and there haa not been enough untie almiit the town for a week to bring about a flrst-ctasi dog Dght. At such a lime the path of the new gather er I not trewn with rotea or uew teins. A very heavy rain fell Saturday night and the town wa pretty well flooded Hnndae Morning. Dunn Uro. lost about $50 worth of sugar which wa stored In their old store building the water from the hill running and melting the aai-harine matter. The old sewer carried a roaring torrent and it i to tw hoped that some of the accnmu'aled fllth wa a ashed away. A large audience greeted U-v. King at the Holiday evening service at the Bap tist church. It had been previously announced that the Mruion at that time would touch on a number of interesting sahjecta among them being dancing, the social evil, church fair, sociables etc. The ill mi mi rue was a strong one and the subject named were handled without gloves. The aeries of meeting at that church will continue lie it week. While riding after rock Saturday C. F. Tharpe, w ho tivea west of town, met with a seriou. accident which remitted in the fracture of his left leg. The borne he waa riding: (linned and (ell anil Mr. Tharpe'a foot and leg were caught be neath lit in with tlie remilt atMive ton lei I The horse regained hi feet ao quickly that Mr. Thsrim did not lo hu axat in the eadole ami so wa able to ride home. Dr. Brown ieluced the fracture and the fiatient Is getting along us well as can w ex pected. Mr. Win. 8. Crane, of California, Md , sulfereil for years from rlieuniMrimn and htmhago. He wa nnally advUed to try Chamberlitin' Pain Balm, which he did and it effected a complete enre. For sale by Condon Plmrmncy. Wonderful Nerve. Is displayed by many uieu enduring piiina of accidental Cuts, Wounds, Bruises Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff joint. But there' no need for it. Buck ten' Arnica 8alve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. Ii'a the best Salve on earth for Piles, too. 25c at Condon Pharmacy. Same Here. Already prospective candidates for political honors in this county are re pairing their fences and feeling the pub lic pulse. The "still hunt" Is now on but the office seekers will soon come out from nnder cover and old friends whom you thought had entirely forgotten you during H e lapve of the last two years, will rush up, warmly grasp your hand and with deeu concern written on their beaming euntenatuB tenderly inquire about the welfare of our wife and baby. Mitchell New. Convention In Portland. This la convention week In Portland. The National Livestock Association, the National fuolgrowar'a Association, and the National Fruitgrowers' Association are all in sesHion. Portland i doing herself proud in "the entertain men t of her guests and la giving these represen tative men from all over the country an object lemon of what the city can do on the occasion of the Lewi and Clark Fair. Portland is all right as a conven tion city and is becoming more popular in that relied everv vear. Strayed. One spotted horse about nine years old nraiKleii " on shoulder, known, as the John Walker brand, of Ferrv Can yon. Also one hay yearling colt branded with a triangle on left stifle. Were laat eeen In Ferry Canyon. I will pay $5.00 for their return or for information lead ing to their recovery. V. K. France, 45 9 Olet, Oregon Rare Opportunity for Wide Awake Buyers. Oalriff. to the original pawhafer' lit - ahilitv to pav out liia enntract we have on our hands In Condona fine nprightf nlnno toirether with a Pianola to match which, rather than to Incur the ex pence ofshlDDlns back to Portland, we will sell here for the balnuce due on tlienrig- inal pnrchaeer'a contract For further particulars and fortermaof psyment.ad- dress Eiler Piano llouse, Pirtland, Or gun. " 43(1411 County Court Proceedings. January term, 100-4 raoaATK. W. K. Farrar grunted discharge of the person and estate of Lerme A. Farrar, a minor. George Gibbons appointed Adminis trator of the estate of Kichard F. Gib bons, deceased Bond died at $3,200 S. McGilvray, Che. Li Ilia and C.J. (j'llnn appointed appointed appraiser Joseph Hander appointed administra tor of the estate of J. II. Hamlets, de ceased Bond Axed at $M0 0car Ma ley, George (Smith and Lloyt! L-tslie, ap pointed appraiser. COMMIaMoMKM' COt'kT. The petition of L L Tnmey et al for a county roan dismissed. Jury list lor l'J04 drawn Drawn 200 name. The tax levy (or the 1003 assessment Hied at 20 mills. The election board for the varioo precinct as follow: Willow Creek-Judge, W. F. 8ettle- melr, G W Montague and C T White. Clerk, C BUane, J W Mathews and Os car Dean. Arlington-Judge. B T Bnell, W J Klrkland and D B Thomas. Cleika, C 11 Morrli, L J Gate and J K Irby, - tllalock Judges, J A Fehrenbacher J E David and J A Smith. Clerk, E W Daggett, W K France an I Gu j Miller. Hock Creek Judge, Grant Wade, E D Huber and C A D tnneiuan. Clerk T Malanophy, C W Martin and J Budd. Ferry Canyon Judge, P Dyer, E G Palmer and GeoSchott. Clerks, A Ann strong, John Bhorb and C C Burroughs. Condon-Judges, G Schilling, G G Par man and It W Cooke. Clerk, Pearl Jarvls, A 6 Hollen and Frank Moore. Matney Judges, F II Allen, B, E Summer and N E Austin. Clerks, J Gross, A L Duthie and John Hundley. Idea Judges John ticrivner, L P Davidson and W C Brown. Clerks II Stewart, Harvey Blake an I Claus John-, son. Lone Rock Judes, John Madden, C Cason, and Geo Perry. Clerk, John Maldmeut. A B Hi an ley and Jeff Hayes. Trail Fork Judges, Geo. Hardie, AAAndersoti and Joe Mattingly. Clerks. It F Jackson, M L Fiize!l and Chas Underwood. Mayfille-Jndge. C J Quinn G B Dnkek and D W Ualston. Clerks, T C Livingston, Ben Greiner and G T Angell. Road u per visors appointed a follows: Diet. No. 1 Willow Creek, NC Hansen. 2 Arlington, F II Louey. kBlalock', M E A vera. 4 Rock Crek, Chas Martin. 6 Idea J W Rcrivner. 6 Matney, John Handley. 7 Condon, J J Porlwood. 8 Ferry Canyon, Al Collins. 9 May ville, J It Livingston. . , 10 Trail Fork, H N Anderson. 11 Lone Kock, John Madiien. R II Wain, 8 McGilvray and L A Chain lierlnln appoimed viewer of the county road petitioned for by Win Tail ley et al. to meet Jan 22, 1904. 8 McGilvray was appointed road mas ter for the year 1904. CLAIMS ALLOWED. J A MuMnrris services as exam. $ 6 00 W T Brown same 0 00 T D Sweetin constable feea 50 00 C 11 Bnrggraff court bouse plan 108 00 G L Neale diftying 1 00 E r Hollen beck plumbing etc. 30 65 Condon Glole publishing 5 00 F Fink sheriff's fees 9 20 1' G Johnson board of prisoner etc52 72 C W Shurie constable fees 4 4o T D Sweetin same State va Green 4 00 r J Teeter witness same 6 50 J A Chamberlain same ft 50 W W Wilson same 5 50 CW Shnrte justice fee State vSmith2 95 T D Sweetiu constable fee same 3 50 E T Hollenbeck material for bldg. S5 IX) C W Shurte jtmtice fee D Connelly 5 00 O P Low M D prof service same 6 00 T D Sweetin constable fee same ; 13 50 J F Reisacher repair jail fixtures 125 Bancroft Whitney & Co supplies 3 75 Remington typewriter Co supplies 7 35 J Q Jarvis same GO Condon Furniture Co same 21 20 W W Overlander labor 30 00 R McKiuney same 4 50 J E Prophet enme 8 00 R E Rankin same 4 00 Interior Planing Mills Inmber 9 6'J School Diat. No. 9 same 5 60 SS Gride snpt'g work ont-'t house230 00 T E Scott labor 8 50 Clarke & Hartshorn supplies 32 55 Condon Phar. work on typewriter- 5 00 G L Neale drawing jury list " 3 00 E W Moore assisting same , ..1 50 J U Dovrnitiff same 1 50 J F Woof wit nee lees 2 00 Win Nordritlite juror 6 00 R II Wain enpplies 3 45 D C Lazier M D prof fervice 12 00 F M Morris Imardinn connty charge 25 00 T II Crow lev tame 2 25 E VanSchoiac attending peat house 0 50 0 P Low M D prof service Co charg 61 75 G T Angell drawing jury list 3 00 Win Da vn port assistant same 1 50 A J Walker same 1 50 C O Porlwood cash advaneil 43 IK) 8t Vincetit Hospital care W Frencl92 00 J F Reieaclier 8 age. fare prisoner 3 00 D M Rinehart same county charge 3 00 D M Rinehart constable fees . 4 35 NOT ALI.OWKD. E M Shutt HlieritT fee 10 20 Found a Cure for Indigestion. 1 I nee Cliamlwrlaiii' Stomach and LtV' er Tablet for indijtestion and Hnd that they suit my case better thaw any dya pepsia romedy I have- ever tried and I have naed many different remedies. I am nearly fifty-one years of age and have anffered a great deal from indiges tlon. I can eat almost anything I want to now. Gko. W, Emory, Uock Mill, ' Alabama, ' For sale by Condon Phnrnmcy. Prescriptions ASK CAKri'M.Y C"MPrt:rBl SJU ni i fuaEHT ixaKhMKaT at oib tTOKK. Diamonds. Of B UKt OF tAXnW?S, WAT('JtK AMD JEWELRY I COMPLETE AXO CON TAIN NOME RARE BAfeliAiN. Musical Instruments. Of ST'iCK or MPPICAL OOCpS UtTHE MOST CtiMPLETS IN OILUAM C VXTY. Condon Pharmacy Vprebcription HAVING PURCHASED S. B. HARTSHORN'S INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF CLARKE & HARTSHORN RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE ENJOYED BY THE OLD FIRM. M. O. Clarke, Successor to Clark ft Hartehorn. . , Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Paints, Oils Etc. Just 'a Moment! You will find the of CaiiJioa, Nu to, Gilliaui Begin Right u the JJew Year. If jour liver is inactive you are in the 6rst stages of an illuesa . ... which uoa.y be aerUuaTa be muM again take . . , Thedford's Black Draught. tf you keep Horsea, Cattle, Pigs or Poultry you should give theui an occasioual dose of Thedford's Black Draught, Stock and ' Poultry Medicine. .J Wine of Cardiu, Greatest tonic for women known to medical science. For Sale by J. Q. JARVIS. Harness and Saddles 11 We have just received a large invoice of new stock and goods and are bet ter prepared than eyer before to sup ply the wants ot our customers in HARNESS, SADDLES and LEATH ER GOODS. We guarantee satisfaction in price and quality. . South Main Street. pir;est Job priQtiQf for ' IStibes 1 for "Winter Wear 1 For Ladiea, John &&rootmans Shoes eicel in atyle, comfort and durability. ...... y All of these "ttie best ever" for purpose intended. I DUNN BROS. I ZZ UP - fiiHiiiiiiaiUiaiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiaiiiuiiiiaiiiuaiiiiiiiiiiirii DRUGGISTS.) most complete stock Fruits and Cigaro, in County at Jackson's. L E. Palmer. f at.tle dCOBE Office if i For Gentlemen. Buckingham & Heoht's make gives nniversai eatiefac tion. Best all purpose shoe. TO - DATE MERCHANTS. FALL ANNOUNCEIilENTII We are just oieiiing the UrHKt ainJ tnit c.oiijilete Hue (,f Skirts, Jacket, Coats, t'8wa and pjtrt-Vni.taeTer ofTcrtd id " .. (Illlloit, ' . Moute Carlo Corwtaml Lmia Uth Jickels. Price in reach of all. Stephenson & Wilcox. Fine tirocertea a r)cinllr at our elore. WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE mm Higheet price ai for Grain of aii kind. Htoraite and baling of Wool. General Warehouse and Merchandise Business. BAlfO'JE, CUTKRIE at C8 . IfCSS. ARLIXCT8H, ELAICCK, CSQCUS. ICS? UNDER THE CONDON HOTEL runxxfiTuuxnixnjxnnitnnnjnnnj The Palace H ot e 1 , 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. jurtruij That New You are building will require some neat new Furniture, Stoves, Range Etc. Call and examine our stock and let us quote, w ill please you. our stock and when it is transfer red to your new home you' will as we I Condon Furniture oxnnnjuvnnnruiAJirvnAruuuv Fall and Winter Millinery Largest and Finest Assortment Ever Of- fered iu Condon. Call and be Suited in Style, Quality, Price. Miss Dora Downing. WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select- " ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to uiateaial and labor. V. A. DARLING. An Ad in the Globe brings results For outdoor bad weather wear Napa-Tan, High top enow ond mad ex cluders. Wear lik Iron.- "mm nruvtniuwnivuwnnp KEV MANACEUENT. Mrs. It II. Waw, rwjp. . Will cater to' the want ofthe trav eling public in a manner to warrant satisfaction. . " , Centrally Located; Corner Main and Spring Streets, " CONDON, OREGON. itiuwisuiiiwvwixtmuvuvu House you prices that We are proud of house or your old be as proud of it are now. and Hardware Co. J . ; Herrifield,; Ie8ideit Artist. Studio Uest $ite fort;? Tair Strt. Qoi)do9 : Orog. The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal." a Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al ways ree; 164 copies In one fewt for only $1.60 to any address. The Journal, 1. O. Box 121. Portland. Or. " NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Notice ia hereby given, that the and' signed has been, by the County Court the state of Oregon for Gilliam Coun , appointed administrator of the estate .f 8. R. de Neoi deceased. All persons having claims against e.il deceased are hereby notified to prem-iii the same duly verified to the uul r signed at the office of Hendricks & It . eruian,. Condon. Oregon within - t months from the date of the first ! lication of this notice. '' ;, ,: J.R.ix Kki ' Adininistratot ot the estate ot 8." U Neui deceased. Hendricks & Bowerman attorney the estate. . Pate of first public.:, it Nov. 12th, 1903. ... ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the on - r signed haa been, by the County C i of the State of Oregon for Gilliam C i ty, appointed the administratris of estate of Jeaee W. Nye deceased. All peraons having claims againrt l estate wMI present the tame to me tiy verified at the office of Hendri". i Bowerman, Condon Oregon, within " nonilis from the date of the first P'i ' cation of this noti. Dated Nov. 13 -tvi, Euzabstii D. Makk. Administratrix of the estate of Jea Nye deceased. Hendricks & Bowerman attornev ' estate. Date of first pulicalion N'oV 1003. "- Oregon Daily Journal, a Dt'Pj: !o dally newspaper, eight to 20 patr-. ' t year; 2 for six month. The Jovttii ut a newspaper. Bend In your sulw. i. ':!. Interest your neighbor in The "L Address The Jouiuul, Box 121.' I'i - 4. Or...- - " ... ti. 1.. Neal, the well known 'i--i, it eer, will give the strictest ati-iM f it) all buNlness entriiftted to hit cat ii jcu Kave rroperty. to eelLco!iu .. t . ( v. r
