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Newspaper Page TextTHE COiiDOII GLODL THURSDAY JUNE M, OK "What's a town without a ball m?" "A 'Jem! one,"' replied tli bleacher queen. raPPfl 11 (Pro The Quality Store LORD & COMPANY Tuesday wa the anniversary of the Ileppiwr llond. The graves of Ihe victims of that fateful occasion were strewn with flowers and an- ..ropriate exercis were observed . , ? - y Pendleton jidV are so badl)' carwl because KksiI option carrier that all building operations 'have been suspended and the town is aid to be about ready for the coro ier. It may be a bio IT to keep the town from going "dry" next Nov ember. . A Salem citizen urtipooes to close all the candy storey, ice cream par tors and totla-. water fountains jit that cify on Sunday. If hesiicceeds the Salem Summer Girl will have wj trouble in locating, to her own satisfaction at least, the proverbial Sale in Hog. " Young Jiuimy Blaine's third wife ?s fallowing in the footsteps of her predecessors and is sueing Jeems for a divorce. Fortunately for the present Mrs. Blaine the thfrd time did not prove to be the charm and so she doesn't have to live with . him for life. II the uuicn miners who are be ing deported from Colorado are criminals the authorities have no right to dump them on innocent . communities in other states. They should be given a trial at home and punished if guilty. On the other hand if they are not criminals the authorities have no right to molest them in any way. Criminals should be properly punished, according to law, whether they, be' miners, mine owners or military commanders. DANCING!! BALL CABUESni 3 DAYS 3 OF TRUE AMERICAN SPORT. AT CONDON, THURSDAY, FRiDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, JULY I AND 2, 1904. Watch this space for "Quality Store" Spring Announcement RACING PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. (Thursday) Quarter-Mile Dash. Free for All. Five q Enter, .Three to Start 1'urse olJ, Entrance Fee 17.50. First Money I75.H0, Second Money $37.50. SECOND DAY. (Friday) Three-Eighth Mile Dash. Free for All. Five to Enter, Three to Start. rurse o.uu. entrance fee 7.oO. First Money $75.00, Second Money $37.50. THIRD DAY. (Saturday) One-Half Mile Dash. Free for All. Five to Enter, Three to Start. Purse $75.00. Entrance Fee $7.50. First Money $75.00, Second Money $37.50. THE QUALITY STORE. LORE) & CO. LORD & an ARLINGTON. OREGON. ALBERT DAf,13 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Our livery Stock U First data. Beat attention to Boarding Stock. Your Patronage Solicited'. SPRIHQ STREET, C0KD0 Treasurers Notice. All county warrant! registered1 prior to Sept. 1.IJXKV will to pah) upon pre sentatlon at my offlt-e, Interest feaaea fter Apr! tt, 1U01. ! II. PrrrnMsoit, Treasurer of Ollllam county, Oregon. All pertmt desiring to settle their ac counts with m during our absent frour town tan do to by milling at the Condon t'harmary where our (mirs hava been left. I9lt SratNOMToN A R-kjsb. Schoor Clerk's Notice. All school warrants of School ttstrlrt No ff.Ullllatn-Count Ort eon. rr.l.t.r. hI prior to Ftbrttary a, art now payam nrn presentation at my orthV, Inures ceases after April 1?, m. ' I. If. $TKrn.NnN, . School Clerk Notice to Horseman.' Mr On -wr-alt feck will rimk ti,. season of rOOf at A. A. Anderson's ranrlr in Lost Valley. This animal wat ilre-f by Maoaruoth r Jain, Ml blooded DlmH vsntor. Terroi Single service. 12.30: seaann.. J5C0;lo lotort, f.0O. . J. W. Him. O. 1 Neal, the wtll known anctloa r, will girt tktttrtrrest attention la all business entrusted to Mi cart. If Ott havt prop trty to self consult Mm I hree Lighth Mile Consolation Race, for Non Winners. Purge - ' $7500. Sweepstakes. Condon Milling CoT High Patent Flour. Graharn Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed. aibAN KULLttU WHEAT AM? BARLEY. Entrance Fees Added to Purses. Weight for Ages in All Races. Books Open 6:00 A. M. Close 10:00 P. M. Day Previous to Each Race. Base Ball Game Every Day. CONDON vs. FOSSIL $150.00. For Purse of $150.00. DANCING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVFHMRS "rae-toauerl8'"aiId8Ugffeltnff-ihatriRTi.M m nRrUEQTDK ccemiru-r iiuiiAruruT i a a w we nuu uiiuiilu i 11 n. rriiiir n lui u wm ixm i sui aa u i there uniwuN in r ,vdd n , . ... .. - niinMi.nii.n i the part of the newspapers of the SPORT FflR All nnNT Ml.Q.Q IT! nnunri i Cnnntrv In nMhlluklnir Mntlimmilnii. " " I lated to boom the Fair and induce people to go and see it. The secre tary is right. ' The newspapers are getting wise. Tons of Fair adver tising matter, of the most cold blooded deadhead variety has dec orated the waste baskets In news paper offices all over, the country during the past year or so because SCALE OF PK ICES. Seam Rolled Barley. .$23.00 Seam Rolled Wheat.. 23 00 Mill Feed $15.00 Flour, per bbl...,.,,. 4.00 The St. Louis Fair is not paying and Uncle Sam, who loaned the concern $4,600,000 to start it in business, may have to take charge of the big 6how in order "to get his money back. Secretary Shaw has written the Fair u'.anagetnent a sharp letter wanting to know what Every sack of our flour is fully guaranteed or money refonded. THE ARLIUCTON IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE COMPANY OasoMn Engines, Wagon, Farming Implement, Bolts, Naifcr Ranges, Tinware, Oranite ware, Carpenter Tools, Locks, Hinges Machine Extras and Oil, Axle Grease, Barb Wire, Wire Netting Extras for Ruesel Threshers, Grindstone, ete carried in stock.' ARLINGTON V . . OREGON. i IHbUUNDDI LlVClil liAHfi 5 JJ tm llLLL 5. C '"J - imaiiiii 5 . ""II- ATTEND THE " . nODFRfi school- OF COmmFRCP Commercial Course Shorthand Course Farmers' Business Course ----uwuuuuuuuuuwuvwuuuuinnnnawunrijuu dW,Uon-. rrankWihwm. 5 THE BANK. WILSON BROS., PROFS. Everything new and a CHfTLFMrr Finest nnalitw fo;. strictly fi rat-class BfSOBT nri.VinH New Stone Building,' West Side Main St, I uuuwwv 4 t BERT RAEfSAV. PBflD ' - - , '.' I ii.n lav iota aaa rarelul Urivtrt. CHOP FEED FOR SALE CONDON, OREGON. OREGON. "vAAnjvvnmmnnAriAnu-ifuvtrtnnt "Catalogue free. PENDLETON', OREGOX. Sued by His Doctor "A doctor lifn lia. ani-H hip fur 119 .VI , t i I " inch I cIhiiiiimI hs extf e for a tse there was no accomnanrmz check flf Ph,,iM. ,,.rhn. ..... p , I ' l l . HI O..B . .. Ma 111 . ... ... 7 nor even a unit that the rair peo- -mchhi. uhi. -ai the irmi he prmw.i pie thought that newspapers need ed anything more than hotair and deadhead ads to nourish on. The newspapers have largely gone out of the philantrophy business, the Fair has not been advertised prop erly and financial ruin threatens. There is a needed lesson in this for the Lewis and Clark people hie medical skill ami nieilii-in T .ak .1 him if it was not flimhtrlHin'. C. til if Clio! era and I)inrrhce i Renifdv h U"fd I hsd good reason to lelleve it wan, and lie wnnld not tay nndnr oalh that at waa not." Jo doctor eonld npp a better remedy than this in a case of cholera morbus, it never fails. For rale by Condon Pharmacv. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet Better than a Doctor's PrescrlDtlhn. Mr. j. w. inrnir, of I mart, Va..savs that Chatnberlain'a Stomach and Liver fl TTK AT A ,vn it,snr nnnr lahlels have done lum more eood than -SW4a lilSV 9W S S JLta la. ,,. , ,. . anything he mold et from the doctor. j uis paper ueneves in the wheal If an rhrM.-in . tt... pool just as heartily as it believes able to compound a mwlicinethwt would in me wool pool. lue wool pool ."HijmijrCTiiiis incases has brought the members of the "f."tomach "wK hiHonane or con- 1 t i o 4 rtipation, bis whola time would lie nsed v R. Mk ,ru... i vo scents more in preparing thia one medicine . . r l t ii me ojiuie quality oi wool Bom tor sale by Condon Pharmarv at private sale. Not only does it uireety benefit the producer by bringing higher price, but it organ lies and regolatee the wool mar ktt and fixes thu sales in the great wool centers as one of the eenta jf the season. It gives a permanency and fixity to the wool market of haKtent Oregon which no haphaz art! sales could ever give. In the County Court of the Stats of Oregon for the County f Cllllam. In the matter of the gnardianahlp of tbe per son! and estates of Mary Stephen., formerly nary Penticoat, EvaStltf, formerly Kv Pen tlotitt. Jetsle Praticntt, Artie Penticoat, 'Al bert Penticoat, Carrie Pentlcost, Tiliie Pen ticoat and George PenUcott. htlr. at law of U. W. Penticoat. daceaseil.' Tblt matter couUne on tor hearlns petition of W. B. Penticoat. heretofore filed In I thUcoartaa rHajdlun of the tienmna miiui.i.. The I of arr Stephens, formerly Mary Penticoat, Era v I Ctfs-t f..-l.. v . . Same Will le true of the whoat nonl ""l'-'""""'r renucost. jeaaie renticoiit, Bdllie will e true OI Hie wneat pool, xrtle PenUcoat Albert Penticoat Carrie Pentl. lithe farmers of this oonnt.v will WMtdilllePeiiticoitaadGeoMe Penticoat h-ir. orgai into a whea.growers'asso- a.Si.Si'K Ciatiotl with fifties dates, and refuse toth0 wtateof H. W. Penticoat deceanjd, and I.ibpII riitKi.l, ..f iU.. Ataa iU UaPParhotbUconrt thatallof iaidbelrsat lowll OtltMUO of thePe dates, the law are pa.t the age of majority except George JHi.it or llie county Will see that rcnuCM ,na tDat "Id nei" lw are entlUed , , . . ; to division and di.tribution of said property aa For the World'e Fair and Louiana Purchasf ElHsition at St. Louis, May hi xiovrniiier, 1W4, the U. K. k N. Co. havt jiauiHil the lolluwini; raies from At- iiiieton: in Ht.Lotus and rt-tarn ttil 3o. To Chicano and rt-tnrn 66 3-5. To Cl.ica- and return via St. Lonia (67.60. Child- rn oi hall fare Bite of atmve rati-a. li.-kKts will be on sale May H, 12 and 14: jnne 18. u and 18: Jn v 1. 1 .nd 3- AiiKiist 8. 9 and 10; Keptfmher 5. 6 ai,d ! 7;OctolMt 3. 4 and 5. Limited .a tnl lows: Paswmn-rs will havo ih nrivilum. i . . . . : .: umaruiiKon anv tate which will enable thfin to reach their dpalinatinn aritl.i.. Un days from dat of sale. Return limit nineiv nays from date of nale. . Stormy- era will bp allowed in either direction wituiii the transit limit. D. TlEBMEV, . Agent. Notice of Final Settlement Notice I hereby given, that the undersigned hat filed in the Comity CoHrt of the Stat, of Oregon, for tbe County of Gilliam, bis report ana nnai account as executor of the estate oi Miry YiMiic Portsr. dace ed and that said Conrt has by order designated rnoay. tne 17th day of Junel901atI0o eln,.ir a.m, at the eouuty courtroom in Gilliam comity State of Oregon, aa tbe time and place for final bearing of said report. All person having ob- jecnotii io said report sboald appear at said urae ana pie and present mcb objections. Dated Iltb day of May, 1904. AKTHOXT O.PoaTfB, Execntor of tbe Estate ot Mary Young Foster, deceased. every m'iht;r of tin- a ocmtioti is carried until the sale. The export ' crs will look furwanl to this sales day a. the pivotal event in the har A',t wason aiul it will bring better prices to the farmers because of the rivalry among the buyers oh the ground.- O.ving to the necessity' of keeping t he crop moving after the harvest, niw"' begins, instead of ptori'nr it all .ales could be fixed f" twice each week, during the harre ' season to give buyers a ciiHiice to supply immediate needs find t(vflipvr"' warehouses nfovpr Stra-'-r'R.iVrYegotiinii:" such bcirs at law and it further sppearingthat suioproertycaniiot be divided or dbtribntad without material injury to the same and that it i necessary to have the same sold for distrlbu tlou, it is therefore orlered that said heirs at law as above mentioned, their giiurdiun, the next of kin of stti I heirs at lis, and ail purs ns, known and unknown who are interested in or wb i ftlaira an interest in sai l estate appear before this court ou Thursday the 30 day of June 1904 at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the County Court room In Condon, Gil liam County, Oretroii. then and there tn ahn cause w by an order should not be granted for the sale of such roil estate described aa follows: The S?i of tbe NEW and the KM of the svm ol Sec. 17 lu Tp. 5 S.. R. 21. E. W. M. in Gilliam Co inty Oregon. And it in fiirthrr ordered tbat a copy of V li order be served Hpon each of tlic hoira-at-la- and all persons interested in said estate. jWitnf-SH my hn 1 this 2'i day of May i!M. i v . - EnWAB!) DlINS, , (Coiin!y Juditc : ''.--. -:.:. v. .;.V-.,;.ii Moore & Golden, CASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and is fresh, clean and up-to-date. CROCERIES : FRUIT : VECETABLE3 All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, CONDON, ORECON: STAGE TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart from Condon on the following schedule. ARRIVE FROM Fossil 9:3o A.M. Arlington.. 2:30 P.M.. DEPART FOR Arlington 9:45 A. M. Fossil .2:30 P. M. J. W.Jackson & Co.. Props. Foreet Reserve scrlo for sale. L, V. Inrlin(r. A 200 auro fiirm for sale. Six vear'a lime. L. W. Dm ling. I CONDON, "yitrnnjuotnnrtnnrin u u u uuvixin nnAannnn nwinnn njuxn iveniucKy Liquor Store J. L. ROSS Prop, Hop Gold Bottled Beer. Old Grandad, Harper and Jesse Moore Whiskey. Special attention given orders from out Of town. When in A -l in 1! e ..w.. ... inigiuii wan uu me. Belvedere Saloon, , Jeff Neel, Propr. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ice Cold Beer on Draught. Your Patronage is Solicited. Main Street - Condon, Oregon.) No. 7O50. pirst fJatioial Baof Qopdop. Capital $2c,ooo. Does a General Banking Business. ion.aiier now jarge, no matter how small, this Bank will give your business the careful attention which its central location and personal interests warrant N.FrK.-kat,n' 'dn- Edward ounn. Vlo-PresKW, Nathan Farnaworth. Ca.r.l.r. Andrew Gralner. F.MPIIter. Dratt issued en all Paris of (ht world. IV uwwiAAagBtnAnnnarts , , , , ft THE CELEBRATED , . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. tit that iav4na Ihl. ..ll 1. a. .. . ol malt and .nd ithnlriaat ml hiiii. it. "r. :r.."". " co'n.P'J P' can h. Wwd with the grea'tWt 7iiMm that a better, pareror more wholeso.,,. beveraeoal.l nut jlblj WSnS' East Second Street, THE DALLES, ORECON. Good Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton. Condon Meat Co. NEW MADDEN, Manser. Now Occupying Our Own New Building Main Street. Is sometimes advertised, but is not always sold. It is dif ferent here. If you patronize our new meat market you will get your money's worth. We like to deal with particular peo ple, for we know we can please theui. Our new quarters are clean and modernly equipped; we- do ourownbutcheringjour prices are right. What more can we say? Edwards Bros. & McBride. We recommend and ennranton . Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced Wood Wanted. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will he received t tne office of the nun ty Clerk, at Condon. O-eiton. an til 1 o'c lock p. in., June 11, 1904, for famish inubillisni county with 20 cord of 16 inch wood delivered at the court honae in Condon on or before September 9tb, 1SW4. These bide will he onblielv ooen- ed Jnne llth, 1904, at 1 o'clock. " A sufficient bund for the failhfol oer formaiice of the contract will be required from the COIltrnetnr Tha riirht tn raw jrvl any and all bids Is hereby reserved. BpeeinVations and blank bids will be furnfohed liv Ihn i-larb nunn nunlloiiii..,, Coudou, Oregon, Mav 18, 1004. U. U. I'OUTWOOD. , Coontr Clerk. J Notice. AH persons knowing themselves to he intlentrd to the Arm of Clarke k Uaits horn will please call and make settle ment before June 15. after which data we will be obliged to place oar accoa nts in the bands of an attorney. We mean business. M. O. C LARKS. 8. B. Habtbimkn. onjvuuvuinfuiuinnn l,UUUUUWMUW'VUW nr. n Thft .Summit Untni i D. M. RINEfiflRT Prop. New Building and Furnishings. Finest Location in the City. First-class in Every Respect. Well Appointed Bath for use of Guests. Our Table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords. Commercial Trade a Specialty. Spring Street. One Block EaaJat ffpnm Main " waaa issuilla Pasture for Rent I have 000 acres of gitod paature for rent or will take in horses or cattle by tbe mouth or for the season. Call at tbe ranch bu 30-mile or Address, Jrseru Whyi, U D. S. CHURCH SERVICES. Services every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. fruyer meetintron Thursduy evenings. Kunday Bobool at 2:00 p. in. iteitgiu every rnoay evnini. Everybody cordially Invifod. WANTED TRUSTWORTHY LADY OR GEN tlemsn to msnsg. buBiness In this County and auljolutng territory tor houac of solid finaocisj staudiue. fja.OOstrsight csah salary and ax. ncs paid each Monday diroct from bsadquar lets. Exrisnse money adrsnced: ro.Itlun pr msncut. Addtets Mansaer. ka Comn Rii C' !on, 0'-gon.