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Newspaper Page TextTHE C0J1D0N GLOBE. THURSDAY. APRIL 28,1004. - YM OFFICIAL PAPRROr OILUAM COUNTY. OnEOON. ' IL. -.. LOCAL NEWS, Flir-rp shearing li In full Urn-1. Klglil ln-su of citlls tor mI. i;. W. thirling. Forest Hsssrvs tcrlp fir salt, L. VV, Itarllng. Cssli paid forronnty warrants. Kit pilri M this oiuV. A 300 item farm for ml. 81s tsar's 1 1 to. L. W. Darling. C. W, Crosflsld has been on tlis sick Hit (or Mi frnut wrsk. W. L. Brkr has chitt of matter In lilt ipae thli wk. A tuna of measels It reported in (J. L. Nvals'i fainiy rmar town. Fresh roasted peanuts at Jackson's. Alo fresh candles and mil. Clougti'i Clyil1-)! stallion at Duns llvsry burn after Mas IStlt. 618 0io. IV rrjr, of Loin Ho.ik, U In Iri Itinl hr hs nt Isslwr. for medl tal treatment. A sldswalk lifts been luilt on tlm tuth Ids) of t. U. Uarksr'a lore on spring street. 4 Dr. E.O. Parker arrival Tmssdajr and will nt soma 'Hum visiting with Ida brothar, I). It. l'arktr, Mra. D. Z. K iblimtts, of Lim It wk. Ml fur PorlUnl KiturUv whers shs goes for medical treatment. Mvcl your plows, Imrrows an I itrilU fur tha coining season at VV. L. Hatker's Implement lioim-, Condon, Oregon. Hills are out annoum-lng daneea Fri day anl Saturday wenlng under Him management of Ilia Condon hasa ball tram. Tlia C'Ui Ion rarw traok has bsn com deted and ia now In wry good eondi tlon. H. W. Coukt superintends I the w oik. Lost A self prommneing, nmrrormi covered teacher's bible, about Ox 10 linli aq iara. Fin lor ptuasa luava at iliia Offli'V. Oim man waa almt and killed, ona f i tally and ona seriously wounded In an affray in a aa loon in Corvallia Sunday morning. TIkmm lio aant to vote at the Jim election and at tit presidential e lertloti should register at one. In aUmt two weeks th book will close. For rent Uak shop In tha Model Imlldlng, Condon, Oregon, seven smiuia. terms reasonable. For particular r address Hoi l&H. Condon, Oregon, A. J. Ktald. of Trail Fork, aim baa tan avrioit"! v ill for some time With in flu in in l Di y rlu'iitnallstii lis ao fur re covered as to beablo to m around ngiiln. i VV. O. Ilarrynian, editor f tha 1nnr 'Creek Light, died at hia mother's home near lying Creek April 15 h, aged 23 yr. Cooniopiion m tht cauta of bUdralh. Tha notorlona rarlmrn bandit, lVtor NHlarnitir, Harvey Van I!n and (ilia tn Man wv ixf-nti'i hi Cbifagn laat Friday. Nadfrnndr ta lew trird to com mil enk'ida bill failed. Waging B'igii fa.llti-ka and all kind of Fanning Iiuplniuauta at VV, I.. Ilnr ker'a b'g 0 orlon iniplBiufnt Iiouhh. No fatlitt time to atn-k up for tho buoy Spring farming aeaann. Condon fluharinan aro n hnt nvl of thairapara tinH mi tln bunk of 30 mile trying to lor uitttiihra of tlia tin ii v tribe from tha ivil depth) of that ttlrvam. A yt-t a'orira are mote In vvl dance than (Uh. Ig Luna, who hai bi'Hit in thn Wil lamette Valley durum the oant Winter, arrived in Con Ion Monday and will re main for anine time. Ira is a rrwi k Imae ball player and will probably atrength n the Condon team thi aenton. I'atrick Dongbterv, a aheepinan, of Hotter Creek, waa shot and perliapa fatally wounded by William Morion, an employee. The men had aome trouble over a aettlement when each took a who! At the other with the reau It aliove stag ed, The quarrel waa over twenty-flvu centa. Jamea limit, a atorkman who Uvea in the vlcliiltv of Winlock, ia the vio ii in of an accident which may result 'n Ida Heath. While riding mi hoitcuHck and leading two horaea, a man rode np from behind and the borne which were being led became frightened and en tangling Mr.llnntin the ropea drug him for aotne diatance before being stopped. The two doctora were called from Foiojil lint at last report the unfortunate man una atill nnconaclona ami the iba'tora bad but little hope for hia recovery. Spray Courier. Condon's volunteer fire company took n Sprint last Monday evening when the wind was blowing great gun and the iluat waa flying in a manner calculated to confute moat 8re companies hut il ilid ot naffeet our lya a bit. ltiey aniled down the atreet from the fire bonne, with the hoe cart and in an in credible short time had three r-treams "I water nlaving on the etreet. Then they took a turn np the etreet and soon had two more streams going. It will be n hot Are that gets beyond the control of thia company. . The Condon base ball team went to Olei last Sunday and engaiced the team at that place in mortal conilmt for two hours trying to And out which town hail the better plavers. After the dust had aottled and the rooters and fan- had cceaseJ their how ling It was found that the Qli boys had made four nine to Condon's two. The return game wi, I be ..played at Condwt next Sunday and we give the Olex hoya luir warning to piny u.tiun at.mnrdinnrv hxae hall or the '-Condon bova will put it all over them. jm J9 nojony. F e C r e t I PEET S O E A 112,000.000 fire occurred at Toronto Canada, lar-t week. nv. Flowera will hold aervlcea at Alville nest Kmiday, 1 Henry Neet, of Lone Rock, was in town during the. week. Mr. and Mra. 0car Malay, of Alville, were iu town yeaterday, Mra. H. Aratllaon who haa laien very I I at La tJramle ia improving. We Iniro that the bakery in the Model building la aoon to be re opened. Ueguhtr aervlcea t the ltapiit church neat Holiday motning and evening. - A fine new dmiirhter ia reported at the borne of Al Mct'onnell Ht May ville. Andrew l'atlernoii, of the firm of Ket tle k 1'at tenon baa leen in town for the past week. II, McBride arrivetl seaterday and w ill apeiid a few daya viniting w ith hia eieler. Mra. K. K. Luna. Revival miM-iiiigii will l-gn at the Itnpriat church next Monday evening. Uev. ISailey wili-aalHt the paator in the work. Mla t'atheriiie tireiner, lias opened a full line of millinery at her reileiice on Hiimniii Nlreel. her new ad in Una i mpreittdon. Call and tee our Iioya and Men'a Buck Bole Iticycle nhoea. J nut the thing for baa l.ll and Suoinier wear. O. W. I'ropat A Co. The citv council met In apecial elon Monday evening and decided to empty (in citv water iHtik and give it a thor ough cleaning. K. H I'm rick, of Colinia, Warhiugton pael through Condon Tuedny, lie la an nulertaker ami I looking over thia country with a view to locating. Tli graduation exerciee of the F-nxil piiblie school weie held Ut week w hen nine id Foaail's brightt vmiiig people litnticlieil forth on Mm' tumultiMiis una. Tom l'ortwood haa acteptcd a ponilion In L. K. i'tluier'a h truest) an I a tl lie hop. Toot ia a flrnt-ctuia workmwn and Mr. t'aloier'a cimtouier'a are sure tu Ihi aatiitlieil. Il'g tight fence the F.I wood lenda them all. Not the cheapeet made but the cheapeHt for the i ey of any fence on (he market. The quality ia there. Arlington Lumber Co. Williird Weft, of Olex, plead guilty to simple HSai1teV'Ju8iiee Meale'a court tt'edueadav Hiorning aud-oaid a line of' $12 50 Willis Apple waa the complain ing a iinea. A Car load of hog Fence. Now la the lime to buy your hog tight fence. We can aave yon money over any 'fence to le hotiitht, quality countered. Arlington LnmU-r Co., Ai lingtou and Condon. Two of Ciindou'a-mnnt famous sports- men went koohh hunting Toeaday even 'ng w ith 30 3J calibre rihVa. Tiie near est shot they got waa one mile, 4 rod, 8 feet and tn inches bv exact meHnure- meut. They didn't get any geen and threatned our iifo if e mentioned anv name. Ilowevel, they are closely con nected with the laundry tniHiuess in thia city. Following la the lineup of the Con Ion hall team for next Sunday's game as given us tiy Manager butnais: J. W Jarvia, pitcher; I). It. Furker, catcher; Joe Block, lnt liase; Fred fit wants, 2nd tmne; Uerald Burns, ehort atop; Ira Luna, 3rd base; Hall, left Held ; Boweu, center field; rearl Jarvi right Held. This ia a alroug' lineup and will give the Olex boys something to do if they gel the ball out aid the diam uid, t is the intention of the hovs 1 1 have th e grand aland ready lor Sutnbiv'a game. This will he a great improvement and will add much to the comfort of the spectators. Democratic State Convention. The Democratic Btate convention which met in Forland lat week made the Mowing nominations for state and district olllces: Supreme Judge Thomas O'Day, of Multnomah comity. Dairy and Food Commissioner S. M. Douglas. Congressman First District tt. M. Ventch, of Lane. Congressman Second District J. E. Simmons, of Multnomah. Joint-Senator Ironi .the district com prlnnu Uihiam, Sherman and Wheeler uonuties VV. L. Wilcox. Representa tive from the eitine district C.- VV. Fulton and Eugene Looney. Seventh Judicial District Circuit Judge, VV L. Brariidiaw, District Attor ney, Daniel Smythe. j)elegatea to the National Convention tlov. Ueo. E (Jhamlterlain, Col.VV.F. Butcher, C. E. R-dfield, F. N. llolnmn, James Olenson, J. 1). MatlocK, 1'. R Sheridan and Samuel (jarland, A Stronn effort was made to have the delegation instructed for ilearet but wan unsuccessful. Challenge Accepted. Editor '(jujbx: I hereby accent Bro. O.R Thorgraphy's challenge to meet htm In a spelling cooled under the following conditions; All words to tie spelled orally (in cato we have an audience, otherwise, words to he written) the spelling not to con tinue for a longer peilo i than two tours words to lie prononnAd from the adopt ed text book in this state, and VVVbrter.a International Dictionary, authority in anv and all cases where disputes may ariee. Date, Saturday evening, 8 p. m.. May 21, 1804, place, (Guidon School iioiine or the court house. I w ill meet Bro.Thography at the Cuing olflce (witn his consent of court..; no any Saturday prior to above named date to choose a prooouncer, a referee, and make all needful rules by which the content shall be governed. (Jet your spelling I took Bro. ami study up a little for 1 mean business.' Youis for success, 8. 1'. Elleb. Nothing Equal to Chambealatn'a Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Bowel Com plaints In Children. "We have used (Jhaiulwrlain's colic, cholera and diarrlucn remedy in our fam ily for years.'Wys Mm. J, B. Cooke, of Nederlandu, Texas. "We have given it to all of our children. We have used other medicines for Hie same purpoe, lint never found anything to equal Cham berlaiu's. If you will one it us directed it will a! ways cure." For sale by Condon I'harmacy. Have yon seen the weeder? 34 enld in todays. Sold only by Oregon Trading Co., Wasco, Oregon. CH and ae the elegant line of Jxrkeis Cox In and Capes just received at Steph enson & VVilcoa'f Silk Skirts Fineat line ever offered in Condon. JnH received at Stephen ami A Wilcot'e Don't fail to see the Taltmt Brna. weed er. For sale by the Oregon Trading Co., Wasco, Oregon. Insure your success and order a Tallmt Bros. Weeder for sale by Oregon Trading Co., Wasco, Oregon. It is a wonder the Walla VValia weed er. Cuts 8 feet only takes 6 hordes. We the Oregon Trading Co., of Wasco, Ore gon, guarantee them to kill any weed or foul plant Hint grow and will leave the laud in good condition for jny crop. AUCTION SALE. We will sell at public, auction at the Condon Livery Barn corrals, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1904, about forty head head of good work and addle horaea, broke and un broke. Some are of the Wilson Smith-bunch, and are fine animals. Terms Six months' time on ap proved upcurity, with interest at 8 Dor cent. Five per cent, off for cash. Maley Bros A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Ail-am. nf Winrlmstfr, Iml , knew wlint to lo in the liour nf tii-eil. Ilin wift Inn I such an iinnsuul esse of stimuu'li 8ml iivpr trontilu, ptiysicians uoulil nut help her, lis thought of uml tried Dr. King's New Lift Tills tunl shf ifot rclU-f at oiioh aii'l whs timillv -uri.l, Only 23ii. For stile hy Coiiiton PliHrmsey. For Sale. Wh hi V forftileat our rsni'li, tienr Ajix, a t-lio'iv lot. of ourt FrH I'oJhikI t'hina pi-. PsHis jli'sirinit to I'lut-lum--sliMiilit all or write Pt'iligii' furni-lif'l with nil Mnt'.k void. 6il8 fMiTti P.Ros .Aja. Oifgon. , For Sale. I have for sale ahont 40 pis 4 ami 5 months old also 4 or 5 hows with young pig. Will 'sell sown with or with' lit pigs. Call or write. J. E. DoWNKR. For Sale. A good X Bain wagon almost new. Will he sold cheap fur cash or on six months time- with approved security. Enquire atL. T. Prion's confectionery. Main street. The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo cratic newspaper, 16 pages, full of news all of It! $1 a year to any address. The Journal. P. O. Pox 121, Portlind, Or. r Now is the , to fortify yourwlf sgulnit Ihe senvon's sickiiem. tioto the Condon Pharmacy ami procure a liol lie of some of the excellent tonic forssle there. Jeweley W have on hand a 6ne aortoent of Jelry St ri--"fml.lH prices including Diamonds, Pup pi. Ires, K'lliirs etc. Come end see I hem. Toilet Soaps We have complete stock of Toilet Mount, Face (IreHinf, T'e.th I'owdem, and other Toilet erii cle usually found in a lirsl-cUra drus store. Remember W com oond prei-ritiona exactly s the doc tor writes them. VV'e do not sohHtitute. Condon Pharmacy HAVING PURCHASED S. B H tRTSJOftYS INTEREST IS TUP. FIRM OF CLARKE & HARTSHORN I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE ENJOYED , BY THE OLD FIRM M. O. Clarke, . Successor to Clarke 4 Hartshorn. Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Paints, Oils Etc. T---. ' TlT judi a, ifiomunu You will find the of Candies, Nuta, Oilliam In the Good Old Summer Time when the typhoid germ is ram pant, DR. WILSON'S BI.OOD ; ' PURIFIER will cleanse your , " pyelem ofall etich impurities. $1.00 per b-atle. . Six bottles for f 5.00. JflRVIS PHflRMflOY. J - 3918 WGTOI. 0PEj0fl. Capital $50,000. Surplus $20,000. Transacts a General Banking Business. Letters of credit Issued. Exchange sold on principal cities In V.b. and Europe. Your patronage solicited. J. W. FRENCH, President. F. T. HURLBURT, Cashier. W. W. STEIWER, Vlce-Pres. O. D. STU RC ESS, Asst. Cashier. i Hand Made m i Harness and Saddles 1 that give perfect satisfaction. South Mtin Street. firmest Job printing for ?TT!TT!nH!mn?Tf??T!UTTmTTmH!TTT!HTTTTTT?TTTniT?TTnTTTTt!?T Shoes for A For Ladiea, John Strootman Shoes excel in style, comfort and dnrahlit.v. ' 1Z All of these "the best ever" for purpose intended. aaaauiiiuaiiauiiuaiuiiaiaiuuuiiiuiuaaiuaiiiaaii Time XI - k SI! 1 i most complete stock FriiiU and Cigars, in County at 1 Jackson's. - 0 5,1) m ?m m m L. E. Paimer. at tye (JCOBE Office Winter W ear 3 For (Jt'iitlemen. Buckingham & Hecht's make gives nnis'eryai satisfac tion. Heat all piirpone shoe. DUNN BROS UP.TO-DATE MERCHANTS. . GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Coods, ClotSiing, Notions. Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishings. Wltf,. J. ; i rf'?u. KM ! Stephenson & Wilcox ff" .. L - Groceries and Provisions. Boots and Shoes. Call and invc?lipa(e t.iir poods nn to quality and ptiff. VYHEAT -INTERIOR WAREHOUSE vfiEAT Highest price paid tor lirnin of all kin Is. Storaat- and Imlliijf of VVo-d. General Warehouse and Merchandise Business. BALFOUR, CUTKRiE & C3 . M'C'SS. rAliriAAnUVlUlllA THE OONDOfi HOTEL ruiruinnrouinuxnnnminAnrtnruu Ttie Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. Most comtno lious hotel in the city. Table supplied with the best the market afforda. Special attention . given to the 'comfort of guests. - Headquarters for CONDON nr.ruvannnuiAxinr rujruinnnrujirijuuunriruuuuuriru I i Bargains in Having purchased the H. H. Little stock of confec tioneries, cigars, tobacco, etc., I will clone out much of the old stock at greatly reduced prices to make room for my new Rtock which will soon arrive. Call and see me for bargains. h J STAGE TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart from Condon 6n " the following schedule. ' ARRIVE FROM Fossil.......... 9:3o A. M. Arlington.... 2:30 P.M. DEPART FOB Arlington..... ...... .9:45 A. M. Fossil .2:30 P. &(. J. W. Jack80X it Ca. Props. WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and beet select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to niateaial and labor- W. A. DARLING. Oregon Dally Journal, a Democratic daily newspaper, eight to 20 pages, ti a year; $2 for six months. The Journal is a newspaper. Sena in your auDscnpuon. Interest your neighbor in The Journal. Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland, Or. ' An Ad in the Globe brings results . For outdoor bad weather wear Napa-Tan, High top miow ond mud ex cluders. Wear like lnn. -mm ASLI5ICT3M, ELALGCX, D3UCIAS, I3KS ruruxijninfTJnrin luirtinnvnnnui 1 UKDER NEV MANAGEMENT, . , Mas. tt II. Waln, Vmr. Will cater to the want of the trav eling public in a manner to warrant fatisfaction. . Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Streets, CONDON OREGON. uvuuinruvvuTumnjvinnnfiriAri Traveling Men. .OREGON. Candies j L. T. Price. Sa A J 1 IUVs J Moore a Golden, CASH GROCER Our stock is now arriving ffnd is fresh, clean and up-to-date. CROCESIES : FRUIT : VEGETABLES All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. , SPRING STREET, C8SS0M, CRECCK: oc The Fine Stock of Millinery Goods at' . Dora Downing's, Comer Spring and Oregon Street?, Condon, Oregon. j ) . 7Terrifield, iesiderjt Irtist Studio Uest side orti; fat) Strt. , Qoidoi : Oron. REGULATOR LIIIE STEAMERS. From Portland to The Dalles. Steamers: "Baily Gatzert," "Dalt City," "Regulator," "Metlako." Steamers leave Portland and Tl j Dalles daily (except Sunday) at a. in., connecting at Lyle, IVjikI. , withC R.&N. Rv. Co. for DnU , Centerville, GoUlendale and ml Klickitat valley points..; Excellent meals served on nil steamers. Fine accomodations f.-r . teams and wagons. - Call on or address tl. C. CvttPEEr.r., Manager, A W.Zinniierman Portland. Or, Agent, Tho Dal!en,0r. The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal, a Democratic newspaper, ever fair aul U ways 'ree; 1U4 copies in one year for ortiy $1.50 to any nOdiesa. The Joum.hI. I', O. Dox 121, rortli;0. Or- . I