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Newspaper Page TextTHE COIIDOII GLOBE. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Now is the Time THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1004. THE OFFICIAL PAPKROP GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. LOCAL NEWS, Circoit court I ovtr. Nlt coins ih dsmuoratlo mt. Rliurt tartit of court suit tha Ui pay r. II. N. AnJenon mu in toao Hatiir day, MIm Bilna Mahout? I on tlt tick Hit till tk. T. 0. Moblay, o( Olti, wa plaaiant caltor Monday. Oath paid for county warrant. Kti qnlrt at thlt oluVe. V, K. Illnai wa in town ft day or two during tin weak, Freh roasted peanut at Jackson. Alto fratli candlra and nnti. Olough'a OM'lal tlllon at Dam' llvry barn after M 15th. ft IH Judga J, R. Mattlngl la rjorld at quit ill at tlia Oowlun iluUt. W.W.Airif liiM flam- K.' Van Vartor wera ovtr froin.Ueppntr during tha wwk. Work I progressing rapMly nn N. Farnsworth' new dwelling near tlx ItaplUt charch. Htltct your plow, harm and (trill (or tha coming season at W. L. Darker' I in pie want house, CowI.n, Origin. W, Ij. Barker has innve-l Itla offlVt in to lha building one iloor north of hi" tortuer location. lit will occupy both building. Jauie Dunn, who ha been aick at Arlington for totna time, bai ftVlently tecovtrtd a to ba abla to coiulnu bit trip to Arlcona.. - Tho bra band bai revlve-1 and the boy will toon be prepared t- furnish torn fllne uitislo. I'r..f. I Ulna, of Vo il ba been engaged aa Instructor. 8. A. Paltlaon retorned Tnewlay from LaUramtt where he went lt week with Ma family. Mr. Pattlon end children, will vitlt relatlm there (or aaveral week. Try onr Oregon City brand f Herd er'a and Uanrher'a Shoes. Hungarian nailed free. Large assortiiint of Uloves llomry. Shoe Oile, Dressing, etc. Term cah. O. VV. Proput Wagna, Bngle, Hack and all kind of Fanning Implement at W. L. Bar ker' big Condon linpleinenthimae. Now lath time to eMck op for the busy Spring farming eon. The Ladle' Aid Society of the Bp tlt church wllliHvea basket eoi'ial in Armory Hall Frldav ev-ning April 15, at 8 o'clock. K4'h lady requested to bring a basket filled wl'h good thing to eat. Before the sale id basket 'Her will be a program of ernig, recitation etc. and after the tale all are reqnealed to remain for a good social time. Every body come and have a good lime. "If an III wiiut that blow nobody good." The accident in the Haptiet church the other night left the church looking like a Kauaa cyclone had ttrtn-k it. Nine window pane were amahed and one door broken down. Il wa found that it won Id cost but little more to put In new window than to replace tha gla In the old one. Theohr win dow couM not be raised or lowered con-m-qnently there wh but Huh ventila tion. The house ha Wen treated to a new coat of paint on the intlde, a new carpet haa been put on tha rostrum aud tbe inaide look ilka a new house. lion. J. M. Ola, of California, came to Condon lat Saturday and lecture I In tha Congregational church Saturday evening to a goo I cited audience, lie epoka Hnndey morning an I evni'i in the Baptiat church to good audience. The Baptit choir had aome very ap propriate ong pre pored which added much to the intercut of the meeting. Mr. Oiaa ia a speaker of more than ordinary ability and hold hi nndiencea witli hi eloquence from Hint tolaat. Me is traveling under the anspl eeaoftho State prohibition committee and I especially working fir tin I. mm I option bill. Republican Convention. The republic in convention met in the court house last Saturday. Moitt of the delegate were in town hy Friday even ing bnt no caucus wax held. At ten o'clock tbe convention met ami organ Ued. A recast wa taken . for half an Lour when tbe convention assembled Add elected delegate to the tate conven tion, The tftcht between the Moody and Williamson faction did not cause much incitement as the Moody delegation waa largely in the majority and the delegate to tbe state and district eonv-m io i are favorable to the the ex-Congressman. W. II. Col well,' W. N. Brown, C.A.Dhu nenaan were choBeu. Atone o'clock p. tu. the meeting was called to order with J. (1. Stevenson in tbe ehair nt S. A Thomas as aecre tary. The nomination of comity officers wa then proceeded with. Folli;nj are the names of those nominated with their respective vote th flrct named he ng the choice of the convent! n : - Coinmissioner B. 1'. Suell. by accla mation. Clerk C. 0. Portwood, by acclama tion. Assessor 1st ballot Fred Cornett,t; Chas. Brown. 10; Colbv CUrae, 8. 2nd billot Fred Come tt, 20; Chan. B-.iwn, 12; Colby Clarke, 4. Huh ml S ipnrinte i lent i. T. Mi Arthur, 23 ; W, F. Allen, 11; Sheriff No nomination, was made It ferred to county central committee. Treasurer E. V. Moore, 3J; Colby Clarke, 0. Surveyor J. E. Dtvid. 18; Je B tr t.n,9;R. II. Wain, 9 J blank, 3. Corpner S. K. Luna, by acclamation. i Circuit Court Proceeding. Circuit court convened In the new oourt house laat Moii ls morning with Judge Brailtliaw on the bench. I)lirict attorney Menefee, of the D.ille, an I hi deputy, John A. Collier, of Fotsil, were also present. Court atenographer Dufnr wa in hi awut"Mii-i place a id Bulla Neale performel the dutie of hi posi tion with his usual dignity and thor oughness W. C Caldwell Oiled the position of jurv bailiff. Attorneys present were: J.W.Snover, Jay Bowerman, L. W. Doling, Condon; II. S. WiUon, Tha 1)aII; Ham E. Van Vaulor, Heppner; Dan Hmythe, Arling ton; II. II. Hendricks, Fosil. Following in brief it the disposition of the several cae a copied froui the court docket: LAW. AngnitSeekamp v J. 0. Stevenson. patted. American Mtg Co, of Scotland, va August Sinythe and Catheriuel Suiytde off. Alios Alexander v Cha Lillie paw ed. 8 B Barker va J (J 8tevnn judge ment fr plaintiff of 300 with interest j at 6 per cent, from commencement of action. 8prini(tton & B ger v Fred Wilson and M E Summer settled and dieiui- ed. I U F BU;k v Di t i U tint an I U'.-k lan n t. ron 1 1 n nd . Frank vVilson v A J M yer an I vi S Smith continued. U'kr k binville va W a Twilley. settled an I dituiisieil. Buckingham A ilecht vs Keys A Sou disoiikted without prejudice. The following caos wereuiitluiiHi (or the term. ' Fatern Oregon Kid way C v tlenrv liorst. E 0 tty Co v A A Cir.ithers et ut. KO RyCovJ K aphHiH. E O By C v TO M my et ux. E O IN Co v U vV Vl trvel el ux. E O ttr 0 1 v V Veatiir(ord; KO Kv Co v J A vlilleret ux. E O Kv Co v II D It in Ull et nx. Henry Heppner v J W VlKinuev. Columbia River and Ore m CHiitrtl Railroad Co vs Win Ilea l. C R A 0 C R R Co va W P West et al. "' " V A Carolherset al " " vs PCuiininKiiam eial. " " vs J ll Rinehart. M " v Saran Cmm and J ll Rinehart. " " v 11 I) Riudallet al. " " v ArlingtMi Nation al Bank Lost Val 'ey Lumber C F S .V m ley and T 11 Me Morris settled an I li missed. W F Parks vs Justice court of Trail Fork precinct, Jos Mattinglv justice and Joshua llardie settle.! hiuI itismisned. J R Wells vs J O Stevens n settled and dismissed. 1 8 B Barker vs D Henry et nx default and judgement and order to sell attach ed property. A 11 Ruedy vs G L Crum Settled an. I dismissed. Henry Wilklns vs (J L Crum settle I and dismissed. E T Hotlnnheck va II F Jackson-De fault aud judgement. E T Hollenbeck vs J Vf d unson settled and dismissed. Arlington Inv. Co vs ti L Crum Set tled and dismissed, , Iwt Valley Lumber Co vs J'U Str v n- son settled and dismiaeed. E T Griffin v Oeo Welsobna et ux contlnned. K A J Mackensie vs U Welsohm et ux. continued. Tobey Bro va W E Reed et nx fet tled and dismissed. WL Wilcox vs SctKiol Uist No 11 Settled and dismissed. EQUITY A J Cochran v M Cochran decree granted. Matter of an appeal from a survey by Geo Moore submitted without argu ment. Q Hendricks et at vs C Kals et al Passed . Polk county Bank vs W E Reed et al. jettled and dismissed. SUte of Ore m V J H Fnxxill I n if estate of Johii Mormon dec et al judge ment in favor of heirs. A H Rnedy vs Q L Crum et ax let tied and dismissed. Pearl T Barnes vs Earnest A Barnes decree granted. L 0 R ilston vs J M Ward et nx de- funlt and decree. H J Murphy vsC F Murphv default. AiPrrlP't" Co vs L Bored paaw! American Mtg Co v WE Reed pane ed. , Elma M Portwood vs G E Portwood. decree granted, W B Kinsley vs b K Lnna and A R Campbell defau It and decree. E L Johnson v Mary 3, Jolinton de cree granted. Rebecca McIouall v J Mi'DongHll. continued for service. CHIM1XAL. State v Charles Wilson, Sid Spencer and Albert Wallace Larceny a true bill plea of not goiltv entered by di fendanta. The jury disagreed after which Wilton and iVaPatte plead guilty and were ten temwd fr one ire r in the penitentiary. Spen.;er was r-ls I. State v Janie Smith larceny in a store plea d guilt v of simple lareenv eniereil bv l-l-n Nn' entemvi tu 30 dare in the count j til. Underwood-White. A qoii-l wedding was ileiiinix:il l the resilience of Mr. and Mrs. P. tt. Stephenson rneedat evening the on trailing panle lieipg Mr. iMias. A. Un derwo.nl and Mrs. Niiie Wlnte, Itoin of Pawrsrfi'k. thiacoumv. Rev. 8'rsnif, id the Congregational church performed the ceremony. The wedding we a gen nine surprise to even the cloet friend of the hpiy couple Imlthi will not in an way interfere with them be ng the reeepientsiif many warm congrtttilathms ami good ilies. They retnmed to their home on Paier sai'k veatenlar where they will be al home ut their friend at any time. The Gb-ojK extend best wiihe for future happinenaand prosperity. Nothlnsr Equal to Chambealaln'a Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Bowl COm plalnta In Children. "We have need Chamberlain' colic, cholera and iliarrhuM remedy in our fam ilir for years, "ear Mr. J, B. Cooke, of N'edrrlaud, Texas. 'Ve have given it to all of our children. We hsve uet oilier metlieiuea fr the same purpose, tint never (mii'l sni thlng to equal Chain berUin's. If yon a ill ase it as directed it will aUsvs cure." For csle by C'iii.ii I'liHrmary. OLEX. RiN-k ('reek is on the boom it reach ed lis highest mark for the year Tues day morninic. Rain, rain, wuo svs it ean't ruin in this counirv ? T. C.Moblev i liaving an addiii-oi built to Ins mu. VleS'Ts. 3'K'ler and hint are d'diitt the work. Edtfiir It in tail h Hie ii ii'i r lis lie for a lie reMiiluncp, P. Coiruv was buried at Olet, Friday Mrs. St Ogne wts b'fied S-iiiKday. Rev. Iitt and wife eprnt Monday at Olet. T ('. Moliley made a trip to C- ndon dlirMig the week. diss. Martin who waa thrown from hie horse lat week and had four ribs broken and otherwise injured i improv ing The new bridge that Is to he huilt at Olex is iiailU- needed as the creek Is now too high to ford. Patsy. "I have lined Chamberlain's Stoinnrh and Liver Tablets with most satisfsctory reaulta," save Mrs. F. L. Phelps, Hous ton, Texas. FnrinditreNtion, biliousness and constipation these tablets a' most exeellenl. For sale hv Ciidon Pharmacr. He Needs the Practice. Der MisiirE l: , I noti iH'asimnely and ever and ann enmethin about that spelllu matcb. Mi trend S. P. Eller has tuck np the enbge-t uuwr than wunst nd I no that we two kan bav it wheth- ir eny body els kum er knot. I ln-srhv chaleng him to meat me in a ep lliit knnteet, him to naim Die plaia and dait. Kuni n w Eller and trawl tred er travil- V'oars fei lietfer spellin, O. R TnooRAriiY A Great Sensation. There wa a hix sensation in Leesvllle Indiana, when VV. H. Brown, .f tlmt place, who was expected to die, had bis life saved hv Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption. He writes : "I endur ed insufferable agonies from Asthma, bnt vnnr New Diacov-rv irave me imme diate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cnn'." Similar cures of Con sumption, Pneumonia. Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It the peerless remedy for alt throat and Lung diseas es." " Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed . by Condon PhJtnii.w. to fortify yourself against the season's sickness. Unto the Coud. n pharmacy and procure a bot tle of otii of the excellent tonic fr sale there. Jeweley We bate on hand a fine aortoient of Jewelry et reasons hie pri.-es imdudin Dlaniomls, Kp pbiies, Ituhie etc. Come end see them. Toilet Soaps We have a complete stock of Toilet Soens, Face Creams, Tooth Powders, and other Toilet arti cles nsually found in a tirst-class drn iore. Remember We compound prescription exai-tlv as ibe doc tor writes them. We do not substitute. Condon Pharmacy HAVISG PURCHASED S. B HARTSHORN'S INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF CLARKE A HARTSHORN I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE ENJOYED B Y THE OLD FIRM. ' - M. O. Clarke, Suocesaor to Clark & Hartshorn. Furniturei Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tjnware, Paints, Otis Etc. Just a Moment! You will find the of CandieH, Nuts, Gilliam 'Hi. "X In the Good Old Summer Time when the typhoid germ i ram-' " . pant, DR. WILSON'S BLOOD , .w ..PURIFIER will cleanse your ytem of allsaeh itn)oritier' '' 11.00 per, bottle. - Six bottles for $100. JftRVIS PHflRMflCY. j - 3918 I I mmw OTONR bank, i Capital $50,CX)0. Surplus $20,000. Transacts j a General Banking Business. . Letters of credit issued. Exchange sold on principal cities In U.S. and Europe. Your patronage solicited. J.W.FRENCH. President. F. T. HURLBURT, Cashier. W. W. STEIWER. Vice-Pros. O. D. STURGESS. Asst. Cashier. luiruxnjnjUBNaJVvmr)jinjvincVOsanj Hand Made Harness and Saddles i that give perfeGt satisfaction. South Main Street.' pi nest Job printing for 1 Slides 1 for Winter W ea r 1 For Laiiifs, John Strootman'c Shoes . fieri jn style, comfort ami dnrahlitv. , All of these ''the best ever" for purpose intended. 51 DUNN UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. 35 laiiiiuiiniiiaiaiiiuHutaiiiiiiiaiiiimiiiiiiiimuuuiiHiil tnost complete rtock Fruits and Cigare, in County at' Jackson's. L. E. Palmer. ftM fill at tr)e CC0BE Office 1 For (iHrtHemen. Bucklnaham & Meoht's make tivs universal satisfac tion, liest all purpose slifx. BROS Dry Cpods, Clothing, Notions. Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishings. jWr, . f - -- - " - ff, l Stephenson & Wilcox Groceries and Provisions. Boots and Shoes. Call and investigate ftir gniwl it to qualify and price. WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WKEAT Highest price pil f.ir (irain of all kinds, fttorave anl baling of Wool, General Warehouse and Merchandise Business. BALFOUR, CUTKSIE CO . MTRS. UNDER mmy HOTEL THE The Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. Moat conimodioaa 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. . M. jmt, m m. V m. OAHUAIrJb IN Having purchased the H. II. Little stock of confec tioneries, cigars, tobacco, etc., I will close out much of the old stock at greatly reduced prices to make room fur my new stock which will soon arrive. Call and see me for bargains. i STACK TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart from Condon on the following schedule. ARRIVE FROM ,. , . Fosfil. 9:30 A1. M. Arlington 2:30 P.M. DEPART FOR Arlington..... 9:45 A. M. Fossil 2:30 P. M. J. W. Jackson Jfc Ca. Props. WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on - jobsas to mateaial and labor W. A. DARLING. Oregon Dally Journal, a .Democratic daily newspaper, eight to 20 pases. U a year; $2 for six months. Tbe Journal la a newspaper. Send tn your subscription. Interest your neighbor in The Journal. Address The Journal, Box 121. Portland. Or. An Ad in the Globe brings results For ont'ltxir hml westhor wear Napa-Tan, tl'gh tip Know ond niml ex clinlers. Wear like iron. ARUMCTOM, ELALOCX. DOaCUS, ICXt nimnjwinnnnrxixnna HEW MANACEMEHT. MBa. R II. Wain, Pkop Will cater to the want of the trav eling public in a manner to warrant ratiafaction. Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Streets, CONDON, OREGON. a m wk. m mmm . OANUlbb 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, mm, OREGON: oc The Fine Stock of Millinery Goods at Dora Downing's, Comer Spring and Oregon Street?, Condon, Oregon. Tcrrif ield, Iesideijt Artist. Studio Uest side ffortr; 5oodoi) : Oroi) REGULATOR LINE STEAMERS. am i . Price. 1 utnirutnjTjinnninnnnnnnnrrj From Portland to The Dalles. Steamers: "Baily Gatzert," "DallV City," "Regulator," "Metlako," Steamers leave Portland and Tb Dalles daily (except Sunday) at 7 a. in., connecting at Lyle, IVasK1, with C R. & N. Ry. Co. for Dal.--, Centerville, Goldendale and a l Klickitat Valley points. Excellent meals served r on -all steamers. Fine accomodations fur teams and wagons. Call on or address H. C. Campbell, Manager, A W.Zimn.ertnau Portland. Or. Agent, The DalleK,dr. The . Oregon Semi-VV'vekly Juurnsl. Democratic newsiiarer, ever fair M J. ways ree; 1G4 coplrs In oue year fur tn-y $1.50 to any address. The Journal, i. O. Cox 121. To.tiir.i. Qi. .