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THE COHDOII GL08L f-i-t-er.vrr jw-car 'S5.j.r. t rirr rr nn THURSDAY. JANUAHY V. 1904. T c m I1 i-"".n".i' Try tT-y awsjrit TMt OFFICIAL PAPKft OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. P LOCAL NISWS,, frit if tea and other hut drlnktat Jai-ksiii'4. , Ira Carter, the Majrvllle philosopher was in to it Monday. Mrs. Unas. Carter and little ion are Mtnfglrleiids at Hajvllle. Mesdames (ilMwns mul Qulnn u( Keys Hat f III tOM II MlUlday, t R. F. Man roe. .( Arlington, u In to n on .business daring the week. Hon, 0. A. Dnunian, nf Clem, tM In An Mattirday ulgiii wi4 Sunday. Henry 8iitiiit has been quit III fur eeverat tlrt'y -jUll appendicitis. Mr, 4 nail Mr. J 'l'O Underwood, ol Aj,eie lu town (Saturday. yt1iMllii' 1'inta puiii( end pomps ol nil ilesuriptionl Ml W. L. Barksr't W.L. Marker tUlted .Arlington end I'orilMiil during the mvk on a business Jan. Larch, a wall known larmer of lltt Clem neighborhood, waa In town on business Monday, 8llk Skirts Vlnest Hn ever offered in Condon. Jul tmwIvsmI. at Stephen n A Wilcot's- . Ifcm'i (ail to see tha Talbot B'os.wsed rr fur aalo tjr th Oregon Trading Co., Wasco, Oregon. Mr.e'ird Mrs. J. Q. Jarvla retarnsd from Majrvllle where ihy spent a pleas ant twk vUlting friend. Call ami see the elegant Una ol Jackets Cts and Capes just received at Staph enn A WlleuaV Tumi Briefly, of !ne, who spent few days hart last weak, left fur boiua Hat unlay morning. . , Insure ymir success and order a Talbot lr.. Weeder lor aala by Orrgou Trading Wasco, Oregoa. . I'.'M. 'Hanratty and Blown gutter left Saturday morning fr 1'orilauJ aud Peatte on-a plaur trip. Ym ahould clean your I wheat be f mt iiu. We Mil the last niakea id Fanning .Mills. W. L. iUrker. Tlx Firet National Hank pot up a iwet sign laat t'rldny wulcu la one ol the l-.t plwei ol work ol toe kind In Hi city. W. C. Morris, the O'ex "banker, ec compauled by Cliaa. Martin, a wall know stockman of that place was In t4u. Monday. MisalCatUreiner, who is spanding t(ie winter on Keys Flat, was calling ou friends In town Sneday. Miaa U'einer may build a residence and cotne bora to ifte nail sumtuer. Charlie Karhart, of Inne, waa In town Mr few days during the wtwk. Mr. Kvhart recently returned from a trip to Han Frnneieco wtiarw ha spent a few weeks taking a rest and seeing the riM. , . Terms strictly canh. We make ft die count of 6 per cent n our former prices. Hemsinbnr we d all light rep4lring tree on onr shes whieh means 2 io to 75a saved ou every pair of ehoeS. 0. W. I'ropst A Co. All person! knowing themaelves in debVel to the firm Clarke A. tlaruhorn are tarneitly reqneated to rail at the etore of M. O. Clarke and settle by caah or good not as we are aniioos to close old ftccoonti. A telegram received yesterday morning from Oakland, California, by C.W.Cros Held, states that It. K. Armatrong'a condition is favorable. Ha ati II carries slight temperature and a secondary operation may be necessary. The first eiecutlon under tha new law which provides that all legal executions hall Uke place within tha stats prison will be that of Harry Ebert, convicted of murder In Harney last October, will Uke place tomorrow at 12:30 p. in. It ia ft wonder the Walla Walla weed rr. - Cuts 8 feet only takes 6 horras. We the Oregon Trading Co., of Wasco, Ore gon, guarantee them to kill any weed or fonl plant that grows and will leave the land in good condition for any crop. Arthur Reis, a well known young far mer of Olei, was in town Monday on tmelneee. Mr. Reia says the weather is considerably colder here than on Rock C'reek as he left two plows running ou ' tils farm Monday mnrning . while hare the ground waa froxen. M. A. Leach, D. D. 8., ft graduate of the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania, will be In Condon for two weeks beginning with February 1ft, 1904. Mr. Leach is licensed to practice dentistry in Oregon and will be in Con don to attend to that line of work. Hit. Sheriff Alderrain, of Tillnmook conn tv, committed euiaid last Sunday morning by shooting himself through the haul. Expert accountants recently discovered shortage of several thousand dollars in his account-, and a warrant for his arrest was issued Siiturdur even log which is the supposed came of the act. Three homes in Condon, those ol Wm. M. Diuilap, John R. Clark ahd the Wal Uce family were quarantined Monday nioriilnu on account of smallpox. The die oimu is In ft very mild form and as aoou as the anthoritles were aware that the disease existed In the town every precaution waa taken to prevent Its eprend. County rityeician Wood yester dny nrderd ft complete fumigHUng ap tiaratns from Portland with which to properly foinlnHte all inft-cU'd houoee. He and Mayor PIHf confer'n-d with Dr. WoitU llolchimiou, state health officer. iy 'phone. If thought necessary today that nmVial will come here tomorrow M aiHint in ont i ruing a strict (jmirntine of tU dii-iMst!," ": 1 Contagious Di &. When a town Is Invaded by enta glons or liift i llooi disease It la the doty of every citisen to unite with the author I ties to sump It out at the earlisH liblrt moment. It Is absolutely seneles, and worse than ael, either to all iw fuar to domluale the situation and throw the ooinmunliy Into a state of panic or to SMUuie an air of bravado and, dis agreeing with the physicians In ciijr:e of the patients as well as with the health anthoritles, alflrm that the doctors do not know what they are talking abonl nd what has been diagnosed as small pox is not lil lis- but chicken una or an eruption of the skin chum I by eating too much pork. The county physh Uii and one or two other dottors have declared that ft very ml Id form of smallpox Is prevalent in Condon at this time. It is aft i currwntly reported that a numb r of persons have suffered from the same dieease and re covered from its effiut without suspect ing the ustnreof the trouble because of it very mild form, no physician hav ing been summoned, .. The writer is n-A d.xitor or the fin f doctor and woold not know the dif ference betwean smallpox and aoyotiier ernptlve dleeaee If he wt-r to se tbsw snd he has no desire to "butt in" to' a case for the purpose of learning the dif ferencehe Is willing to taie the doc tors' word for It and sum rue that they know what they are talking about. Thl would seem to be a sensible view of the matter for every cltixen to take. The Olob won Id be glad to learn later that the doctors are mistaken in thie thing bnt until it knows, absolutely, that they are it will urge that their words be given credence and that pre caution be taken to prevent further spread of the dlaease. If tiey are mis taksn, well and good. There will be no great harm done. If they are not mis taken every word spoken against their diagnoeis will makoe proper quarantine of Infected homes that much harder to maintain and will encourage the spread of the disease and Jeopardise the best Interests of the town. 4 , Let every cltixen' use good, common busineee sense in this matter and unite in stumping out the eruptive past, what ever it may be at the earliest possible moment. And if there should be any who refuse to comply with the strictest requirements of the authorities in the matter they should be forced to do what common sense ana good Judgement should prompt them to do willingly. ii t m s .-Robbery t Blalock. ' LastBaturtlay night, at Blalock, burg lars entered the etore of ex-County Judge Mariner and blew oj-en the safe with nitro-glycerln. Thirty-five dollars and a sliofgnn were secured. . W. Daggett, ex-school superintendent of this county, who lives near Jhe store. heard the explosion and ran to investi gate. Its was met by lusllatte of tul- lets srd concluded lie had business else where. Judge Mariner also approached the store and waa shot at but all the baudite' bullets went wild. The robbers then made their escape but were cap tured 8unJay in ft cabin at Biggs by J. C. Fitxgerald, a special detective for the O. R. 4 N. Co. They were taken to The Dalles where one of them contesti-d They are supposed to be old hands si the business and when caplnred had ft quantity of oitro-glyrerin, caps, fue etc. in their poeresHoa. Sheriff Johnson was tflephoiicd for Monday morning and went down to bring the men here Mr. Wm. 8. Crane, of California, Md . suffered for years from rhenmarism ami lumbago. He was finally ftdviiwd to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm, which he did and it effected ft complete core. For sale by Condon Pharmacy. . A Smallpox Ramedy. A reader of the Globe sends ns the following clipping with the request that we publish the same: "In such times as these.when smallpox and scarlet fever are prevalent, I think It is due to the public to ask that yon kindly pnbltsh the appended prescrip tion for the prevention and cure of small pox and scarlet fever, sent me from Southern Texas, used by the sender's family and friends for fortv years. It is, he eays,"aa unfailing as fate and con quers in every instance, eveo In small pox though the plttings are filling." Sulphate of sine 1 grain Digitalis .1 grain 8ugar teaspoonlnl Dissolve in ft wine glass of distilled water or water that has been boiled and cooled. Take one teaspoonlul every hour, diminish the dose according to age for children and either of the above dis eases will disappear in 12 hours- Saved From Terrible Death. The family of Mrs. M. L.Bobbitt, of Badgertown Tenn., saw ber dying and were powerless to save her. The most skillful phyclcians and every remedy need failed wh le Consumption was slowly hut surely taking her life. In this terrible hour Dr. King's New Discovery for Cnmmmption turned despair into Jov. The first bottle brought Immediate relief and its continued nee completely cared her. Its t he mosV certain cure in tho world for all throat and long troubles. This great remedy Is tiarantetd for all Throat and Lung dist-ases by Condon Pharmacy, price 60c and $1.00. T-ial bottles free. Pound a Cure for Indigestion. I use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv er Tablets for indigestion and find thai they suit my cane lietter than any dve pepsia romedy I have ever tried and ' have used many different remedies. am nearly fifty-one years of age and have suffered a great deal from indiges tion. I can eat almost anything I want to now. Geo, W.Emory, Rock Mills, Alabama, , For sul by Condon Pharmacy. That Spelling Match. Mr. Editors .There seems to I no great hurry among the BTOrsi pobl e about "pulling uff" that spelling uiawh sng- grsled by yon a few weeks exo, so I will have ample time to say something ahooi It. Of course I am In favor of good old time "spellln' skule" and bnllsve mot everyone rise is bot they are too mod est to say anything about It. I speak from experience when I say that all who attend such g altering are hnWUfd to some degree. Just offer goid pris f..r the winner and a gat class of contest ant will soon be found. A spelling mafa'h like ah other matters pertaining to school work Is a matter of business and of court)- to make a soores of it we must goat it In a honlne like manner. I for one should be glad to at tend a meeting in tho Immediate fotare to make arrangements. To hevw this meeting called some one will hare to take the lend. Who shall It be. 8. P. Eli.i. Stockmen Must Pay Fare. On the first of the year a rnling went into effect on all roads west of Chicago, wherrhy shippers of stork 'who accom pany their shipments to rastera mar kets are denied the return trip pass heretofore enjoyed by them. This rul ing rntsln'o the. profits On shipment of stock tram far western point, for it is always nacwssary to uk along a i-erta n number of attendante, and three must tie returned to thlr horn at the ex pense of the shipper. Stockmen, who cla oi that a large part of the earnings ol the railroads comes from the prod Oct a of their industry, are indignant at the ruling. A Chicago paper recently contained a cartoon which very aptly pictured the situation. Political traders and want heelers have their borkrts bulging with pannes, but the st':kton mnut plank lown tha reals eoin or ws'k ho ne Eagle. Wonderful Nerve. Isdisplsyed by many men enduring pains of accidental Cot. Wound", Bruises Burns, Scalds, 8re feet or stiff joints. But there's no need for it. Book- len's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and core the troo hie. It's the best Salve on earth for Piles, too. 2fr at -Condon Pharmacy. -"" --..,. Coal In Fossil. Otis Kiser and George Clark are dig ging a shaft on . Otia Kiser's place in town, prospecting for nil. The shaft is being sunk about one bombed yarde east of Otis' welt, which has a coat bot tom. At a depth of ten feet coal wax truck today, and our people are becom ing somewhat excited over it, a the Indications point to a solid hed of coal under the town beginning at a depth of from ten to twenty feet; A joint Mock company is heing Iwrmeri which will keep the men at work. This company baa been offered an option on Mr. Bow- en'a farm adjoining Mr, Kiser's place and w ill accept L At the Dry Hollow milieu, 15 milen south of here, which are being devel oped hy 6ompter parties, hundreds of ions of giiod coal have already been taken out, and it begin, to appear ttiat the mine superintendent knew what be was talking about when he said the prospect was far ahead of that near Heppner. Journal. By ft decision of Judge George, of the state circuit court at Portland, the law providing for state board of barbers' examiners has been declared on consti tutional. Congratulatlot s. Mr. John rl. Cullom, editor if the Garland, Texas News,, has writn a let ter of congratulations to the manufact urers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy s lollows; "roxteen years ago when our first child waa a baby he was xubject tocroupy spells and we would he very nneasv about him We Iwgan ning Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in 1887 and finding it such a reliable remedy for colds and croup, we have never hern without it in the house since that time. We have five children and have given it to all of them with good results. One good fen tore of this remedy is that it in not dieagreeable to take and our babies reallv like it. Another is that it I lint dangerous, and there is no risk from giv ing an overdose. I congratulate ou up on the snccees of your remedy." For sale by Condon Pharmacy. Strayed. ' One (potted horee about nine years old branded n shoulder, known aa the John Walker brand, of Ferrv Can yon, Also one bay yearling colt branded with ft triangle on left stifle. Were last seen In Ferry Canyon. I will pay $3.00 for their return or for information lead ing to their recovery. W. K. Fkamck, 45-9 Olex, Oregon. Town Lots and Acreage. All persons desiring to buy town lots or acreage property in Condon should call on A. J. Shelton who is my accredit ed agent during my absence from town. " J. E. Lancastbk. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that tha under signed lias filed In the Conntv Court f the State of Oregon for Gilliam County hii final account as executor of the estate of Christopher Reis, deceased, and that said Court has by order designated Sat nrday the 27lh dav of February 1904 at the hoar of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the Court room of said County Court in Condon Gilliam County Oregon as the time and place of the final hearing of said report. All persons having ob jections to said final report should ap pear at said time and place and present their objections. Dated this 27th day of January 1904 ' '' J. A. Bits, Executor of the eitate of Christopher fy-la, dueeaeed. - Prescriptions CASm'I.LT O MPOt'SDEO raow thx nnt.nr moftKiiisnTS at oi aroRx. Diamonds. fll'R UNB or DIAMOXOS, WATCMKe ao JxwxLftv ia Complete ako coir- TAIMS SOKE BABE BABOAINS. Musical Instruments. ' OfB SToCg or MUSICAL 0ODa Ik'tMB m wt complete is onxtAM c fjrrr. Condon Pharmacy (PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.) HAVING PURCHASED S. B. II ARTSHORN'S INTEREST IN THE FIRM OP CLARKE & HARTSHORN I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE ENJOYED BY THE OLD FIRM. M. O. Clarke Successor to Clarke A Hartshorn. Furniture. Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Paints, Oils Etc. a Just a Moment! You will find the ofCandien, Nut?, Gilliam Begin Right in the New Year. If your liver is inactive you are in the first stages of an illness . which may be Berious. To be well again take Thedfdrd's Black Draught. If you keen Horses, Cattle, Pigs or Poultry ' you should give them an occasional dose of Thedford's Black Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine. Wine of Cardiu, Greatest tonic for women known to medical science. For Sale by J. Q. JAR VIS. CVJO Harness and Saddles 1 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. We guarantee, satisfaction In price and quality. South Main Street. pgest Job Priijtin for. tsass - 1 Shoes for Winter Wear I For Ladies, John Strootman's Shoos excel in style, comfort and dorab'lity. All of these "the best ever" for purpose intended. UP - onautiiiiaiiiiaiiuiiiiiuuiiuiuaiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiauiiiii most complete ttock Fruits and Cigars, io County at Jackson's. -n-JMVwwn-JW-.swswPWa L. E. Palmer. Ill at tr)e CC0BE Office ataasaj'rf 1 .... .. . t i . iii i . . I. i m For Uentlemen. Buckinaham & ffcoht'a make gives nniversai satisfac tion. Beet all purpose shoe. DUNN BROSS TO - DATE MERCHANTS. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT!! - Wear juot owning the Urgent ',) most cniu.!ete line of Skirtt, Jacket, Cent, Ca ittid Shirt-YtU ever offrrctl in Cinfon, Monte Carlo Corwt ami r,mi Hth J.tckcU I'rn-ee with in reach of nil. Stephenson & Wilcox f"ine Grocerie rj-rciahr at oor store. wheat INTERIOR WAREHOUSE W:EAT Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling ,4 Wo-d. General Warehouse and merchandise v Business. lAlTCm, COTERIE & CO . HTRS. ARUXCTCX. CLALCCX C222US ISM 1 . -r..-..U CONDON p HOTEL J C a W I out nnnnnnnruwumimru The Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. Most commodious hotel in the city. Table supplied . with the beet the market affords. Special attention given to the comfort of guests. . Headquarters for Traveling Men. CONDON, OREGON. That New You are building will require some neat new Furniture, Stoves, Range Etc. Call aud examine our stock and let ua quote you prices that will please you. Wear proud of our stock and when it is transfer-' red to your new house or your old home you will be aa proud of it as we ate uow. , I Condon Furniture tntnjanjtnjvuvuinsuuutnxuuin Fall and Winter lUilllneru Largest ahd Finest Assortment Ever Of- -fered in Condon. Call and be Suited in Style, Quality, Price. Miss Dora Downlnfj. WALL PAPER LATEST DESICHS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ' ed stock in the County. Estimates - - furnished on jobs as to tnateaialand labor. W. A. DARLING. An Ad in the Globi brings results For outdoor bad weather wear NapavTan High top snow ond mud ex cluders. Wear like Iron. Mas. R. II. Watjs, IW. Will cater to the want of the trav eling public in a manner to warrant satisfaction. Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Streeti, CONDON, OREGON. s6 House and Hardware Co. uirf 7rerrifieldf ; Ie8idei)t '..rti8t.' Studio Uest $ide ortr; orpdoij : Oror;. Th Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal, a, Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al ways tree; 164 copies la one year for onl $1.60 to any address. The Journal, V. O. Box m, Portland. Or. K3TICE CF FIXAL SETTLEMENT. Iu the Coanty Court of the Stat of Oregon for QMIiam County. In the matter of toe estate of Linn, deceased. Notice of final settlement. Notice is hereby given that the nnder algned baa Sled bis final account as a t- mini8tretor of the estate of J. A. Lim, deceased. In the County Court of Gil lu.n County State of Oregon, and that s: t Court has by order heretofore filed d-i4- nated Saturday the 20th day of Febrnaiy 1904 at the hour of ten o'clock of said d r ai the Ooort 'litraae County, Oregon as the iua and pi...-. for final hearing of said report. Ail pec sons having objections to said report hereby notified to appear at said time and present each objections. 1. H. Stxthshs , Administrator of the eetate of .A in, deceased. J. W. Snorer attorney for said ertato. Saw Mill For Sale. Steam saw mill with capacity for V thousand feet oer day. Double ;!, upper aud lower sawf , edger, cntoff :tl planer. Complete outfit and all in !Mi condition. Will be sold at a bargain Anyone interested h mil addrej ' undersigned for full particulars ;! terms. Mill ia now located 10 south ol Hard man, Morrow county. Or. gon, where it may be seen. W. u. Mall- ay, ' 43tf lone. On, a. Oregon Daily Journal, a penMH-.-tto dally newspaper, eight to .0 fmgt ' e year; S3 for six rnontbs. Tha Jou . no a newspaper. - (Send in your ubec. i ; , Interest your nelghbur in Tha Jrum- d, Addrsd Tba Journal, Box LSI. Pi . . !- - (i. L. Neal, the well know h M'b eer, ill tire the strictest atteiV '. t9 ' ail haeiwsa enirnstcd to his e II you have jr'pertr' to 'tvll coosjtv a t
