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Newspaper Page TextTHE COIIQOII GLOBE. THURSDAY. JUNt 33, i JO, LOCAL NEWS, litres! 1UII games 1 At ' Condon I J 'ln 11, July 1 an I 2. Tlnutday, Krldiy H.tlnrilay, Art jr. n 1M111I114 I t the rnvti? 'We ara, ynri bet your life," say nil, Might head of cattle (or sale. , (.. V. ' thirling. It; err i in Hint hot weather drinks at Jackson's. i Mr, K, A. fltltiehfield wat over from JUyvllle Monday. Mr. and Mm, J. It. Wells aeut to (J rasa V 1 1 y Monday, Thrv Juno day ar( aMinost a warm Aa Portland pitcher. Children' ' Day esereiiiee at L. I). 8. rh'iruh nwt guilds.. If red Wilson returned Sunday from vUlt Mt rendition mi' I tpokau. Mr. mill Mr. Jay tornin took In the ball game at Km-sil Muii'Uy, , ... Mr. mi'! Nn, B. K. Mearcy went to Fnwll 8nr.U to see the game. I'm I Rkelly has fitted tip a realdetiee In to 11 ami will remde her. Ktraw berries by Ilia eiate for canning. litv orders with W, A. Uo-hUIii. MUs Mgl M 4.1 look U In I'orilm. l nmler lit treatment il an e ye epecial" l. Mr, mi l Mm, Lml Cominl, ol The lUllen, vlelted her parents her lal Uemrmtier! ' AH liht repairing don fie tut shoes sold by ui. O. W. 1'ropat & Co. Haying I In progress In the Mat villi neighborhood Mini the rrop ia a K'hhI wn. On" linn of Hiiidals, Oxfords etc. is complete, til vw ua m t-rttl. U W. I'ropn ft Co. Father (Jlhhone conducted service in the Catholic church here Imil Humliiv morning, Alvllln and Mayvtlle granger held a ilnHMtit reunion at lli Salter plate lt Hatur lay. - Mianet Dora iHiwniug mil liiin- Irt I11K aere intereated spectators at Hon tlny's miii. The indication: for a banner wheat crop are most promising In II1I1 part u( grand old (iilliatn. A number of Corn! 11 people eipcct to peml the heated term .luting July au l A'lli'l't t tl4'lt. J rniifii MntfH, of l'irtlmi., m-riv.l Imil Thnrflnv to viit lila nun, Joint U BM, i.f T'll Frk piwlncl. . SmImI oi'ir plowa, Itnrrow mi I trill (ir tlio I'niiiliiii mwoii at W. L, niki-tii ioi'li'iniit li'iiin, Coiil-l, Oiiron. Mm. J..W. Ilirn mnl ilinnflid-r mwl Mint Iynlt Morrill r innriiiir tin t'oml.in rotiiiutiKiit at Fovnil Hun-lnv. Mr. ami Mm, A I Wrili, formcrlv of dii'lnn. am i-oimI'MoIhh a prfroi Imrlmr hnini at Calmtotfn, l-rtlifornla Misi Mav Knn.f t'oMil, a lio rffi'iit v i1inlfr'i,iit an nperaiion for appomli ritUata I'orilanil lioopital ii itiiprov liilf. Iliiry Wilkiim, nifCKaufnl rancher, if Clnm, a in tow n M'Oiil.xv. Ii any r Jo la Imllr irlfit in Ui ni'ulib'.r IiimhI. Tim annual ri'iiiilon of Hie Wlirflur County I'iouri' Aai-M'imion it in "fn lun lliia eik at llifir camp ground, tr-n mil' aoutli nf Foaail. Kl 8lai'kliou hiia inovr- l hi family from llif IMiter ranrli, on Matney Flat, to llinTnylor lioimt, i-orner Llnrnln ami S'liniiill mrfflil in llii city, The Itaptint litilii'i will ncrvt aciiirkfn dinner mi FrlJav, inlv 1, m-conit iny of races. KverylnMly lnvittl. . Borrow mine healthy pn-achtir'a apptlits ami t?'. IViirl Jarvia ia now tilling th poaitinn ul ilcpnlv in tlm county clerk' niBo vice M, I). Carter who rfaigiirnl to takn a oi tion n hnokkeeper for thu Lout VhI- ly Liuuher Co, WHgona, Bngglt,Uack ami all kimld of Fanning Iinplementa at V. L. Bar ker' h!g Condon Implement lion. Now it the lima to tx-k up for the. bny Spring fn.riningseaton. Dr. Woo l ha lately received mi X' llay machine which Mid materiillv to I ha completeueta of hi olllot- equipment Ilia olllcu in now one of the iiiohi com lleto in its Hppointmcnt uf any in thi auction of the t)tle The RepiitlicanMtinnl Convention i iu aeiwioii this week in Cliicago. At thi writinit no nominntions have been Joy In Fot.sll. There a joy hiFooml lnt Kninliv evening, J0I1 lot uf Joy, heap f h 'iii"M'lo of plfaur and ail. Iecaie id hum hitle bull nmne nhii-lt K"i"ll hap pened Ui win over ('ntiilim Hinint four previiiim KnmeH, played dnrliig llie ten on, which dropped grau fully andeanliy ntf Couilott'a nut. Foil flt tin to feel tliat Fo.ll liually found favor with the Katea and that her lumen alao ''found" Jarvl once In n Idle for J tck wae again In the m at Huuiln)' game and he made (nx boy bit better than lie foi e tociilch hi cm Vet and "corral tor theiimelve a afe lilt. The Condon f-M 111 worked hard but wat badly on', of luck. Mock wa nil II lame fruiil the MiU-iiplie bad Willi How en in the latt game and rhap ! caute ( Ihi he (11 111 1. led early In the game which cot Condon dearly. Itumt, Hall, Jerry Jarvit, in fact all Ibe boy, failed to play their ii'ual game and Con dou lot by a acore of 4 to 10, Fot I undoubtedly ha a airong team and th .y played Vheir bewlgume Hun. lay. ll it taid their pitcher wa prouil-ed an vtra double eagle if he won the game wild an addill'itml dollar for every lird he fanned and be ure worked at tliuugb there wa aimelhillg ill tight, tila wan umpire and lu ninny ililic terented ectalor be appealed t be, tut far a lia-e ball I concertied, at verdant Ma the edite of a broken Window lie. It wat gem ially conceded that if Ulan knew the game be limit have had bin knowledge tiled away for iibu 011 tuu.e future iH'catiott, On the pr.m tion of tfiviug CoimIoii a ilecitlon lilat teemed to ee "a throtiiih 11 giant, daikly." but hllc looking in toe ihi hiW direct-ion he apiieared to lite a powerful magnify lug ttla. He needeil a tclem-ope ell riittit for he took hi potitioli elaiiit 15 feet behind the pilcher and there be ttieal throiuhout the game a immova ble at the big tuioke Mack of a iclaet fxt try. Honor to whom loui'ir la due, lioaever, and in one reei't Ulaot iten titled to mncb credit. He it the Orel niiiire yet reported thm fir wel whi can till, Uglit mid rinoke plpeaud at I lin t4iiiM time uiccfily 11 01 pi re a halt ttmue. And he did the j it ic'e!filiy, ui ftmii aceta'it UiidMMni. Hut, all f'kca aai'le, F"-!! p'aed g'Mel ball Sunday and .Condou played lioor. T!i reult w ill terve t.. add nw iiiteret to th rfuuiii'b-r of the er e of nail)'' wiiich ha been arranged for lten tlie two team and a etar gauir mav let epcted 011 Hie Condon di mood neat Holiday. Hurrah for F" ll for what the did Sundav I Hurrah for Condon for what the ban done many t'met ainl will do again I I Flay ball) I I Wedded at Olex. At Ibe home nf ink bride' parei.t. Mr, en I Mi. II. 1. Ramlali, a l". Monday evening, June 20, IWJI, wat toleinni4fi ihe manlae of Miea iyrtlie K iii bill and Mr. (Joy li. Nott llob the cohirai'iing pitrtle ere well kireu and detervedly popular anil a bnt l friend will join in withing them all ti e tiappliiea and ptotperity that can It imagined. ' Mr, and Mrt. N"tt left the tame even lug for Mc.Mltinville where hit parent rexlde. Startling Cvldonco. Freali tevliuionv in great quantity I cotinlatiily coming In ileclalrlnn lr. King' ew Diecovery for Cotitiimpiion, C"iilh ami (!olda In le nncqnaled.. A recent etprenilon from T. J. McFarland, lleutirtrllle, V , eervet atexampln. He wtite: "I lit! Brnuchitlt for three year end doctored all the lime without taing lienefiled. Then I began taking Dr. Kitu't New Iiivry, and a few bii (lea entirely cured me," Equally ef fective in cnrlni all Lung and Throat trouble, Conumplioit, Fneii iimnia and tirip. Tilal leittle Tree, regular tun, 50c and $ 00. Guaranteed. For tale by Condon 1'harmacy. An Expert Umpire. A ttar game of ball Wa plated at Mat ville Htuirday between the Alviile and Mavvllle team, Score 19 to 20 in favor of May ville. Kill I)avetiM,rl wa nuipirt. and it it taid that I.e held the ecore elxcU even all the way through in order to make It tnteretliiiK taking care to have the home team tcore the lat and winning lallv. Tin tlory mav 01 may not raj IriiH but il it i liillhond quit farming and move to Foeil. Tiiere I an opening Uitm f..r an expert umpire who know how to render well talked but winning deciaioua. Thrown Prom a Wagon. Mr. HeorgM K. ItalH'iK'k wa thrown from a wagon and m-verely hr 11 iced. He applied Clianrlreilain' Pain I'.alin freely and tay it I the Iwnt liniuo-nl be ever ued. Mr. Kahc.M-k it a well known cit 'ten of North I'lafii, t!oiin Tnere ia i.oililng equal t 1'ain Bairn for epraina Hid brniHe. It will effect a enrn in one third Die time required liy any oth- Irealmeut For ale by Condon Pharmaey.' iim.lo but it it conceded that tJemitor Fitirbnnka, of Indiana, will be named a Kooaeveli't running mate. It. K. Arinttramr. who has been In a IwMtilial at (lakland. Cnliiornla. for tev t-nil uionihaat a retult of thegnnthot woniiil be received here latt Summer, run, mi v,l tu Condon Mondav. He it im Droving alowlv but till compelled to wiilk with crutchet. Mr. and Mr. Fred Adlard, of AJhx, ...,i ihuir f.imilv. were all in town 8nt ,.r.uan,l while here improved the op portunitv of having a fmnilv group l"- Lectwj tOgrapil IHRfll a MOi'ium'i v. The fauiilv contiut of parenH and 12 children all of whom are living. .1. M. Downing, who recently return Mil from AlberU. Where he quickly die posed of a carload of horse, it buying two more car to Bhip to that country, lie secured 20 head of fine animals from Hindi Strickland a few day ago. Sail die horses is the class he la buyiig. Died At noon Sunday, at the family home in tbla citv. of erysipelas, Kath leen. the infant daughter of Mr, and Mr. l II. Stetihenson, aged about nine months. The funeral wa held Monday nfturnoon from the retidence, the service lining conducted bv Rev. Btrange of the Oonirieciitional church, Much sympathy La expressed for the grief-stricken par- e-tra hit. Myers pitched hot onet. Tnev can't do it again. ' Condon fan were there in plenty. Hoover ia a cd hea led manage, speaking of umpire, "Those who live in 'til hoiMet tiioui't not throw toiiet." Jim Kiewar teemt tt, have loat hi Vuice but l.igtit .Morn tiintl have Ion ml it. I.iglil ha lung laiwer enough for a legion. A Ploner Cone. After a long and painful illueta of al moHtw o year duration, death en t-d tlie NUtferitt j of one of Uilliaol c Miulv't ohlet and inont renacti'd phmeert wlii-ti Andrew J. Mieire pared awayat tin lvme of hi daughter, Mrt. JameaCor- lell in this citv lat Monday morning. IVceused Wtit lairn in lleorgetow 11, Hroa 11 comity, Ohio, in 1831 to in earlier life he realded in Onto, Illiooi- and Mitaouri and with hia Inmily lie crotaed the plain to California in the (JO. In 1883 he left the (Joldeu Stale and removed do Eattein Oregon and in March. 1884. he located the tine ranch a abort dittauce norlbweet id Condon which has i nee been hit borne. He waa a good cit'fn, an excellent neighlmr anil every old timer w ho ha- known him for veart lear witneia to hia many .noble qualities, ijniei hm.i unoHtentatiou in life, of simple habit and quiet lastet, it wat hi etpreaaed dnaire that hi funeral should beolthe simpleat character and hia wi!." were carried out to the letter. No service id anv kind were htld etrept a wnrd of nraverat the grave which was oflVred hv Klder Rnlvelv ol the Latter Uay Haints Church of which organixation ile ceased bad long Iwcn a coneietenl mem ber. His aged wife, one daughter and eev en tons are left to tnourn In deourtnre to that undiscovered country which lie beyond the Ureat Divide ami from whose mysterious enn tinea no traveler rptnrn. The children are: Mrs. Jauie r'rih.ll R. v.. Oeorire M.. trauk W. and Ray Moote, of Condon, Alonxa and Edward A. Moore, of Southern Oregon, and Albert Moore, of California. The luneral waa held Tuesday after noon interment being in Mount Monad cemetery. Might Have Been Fish Story. Unit VVhiie, th Inanramte linatiei, t-oiiibm d bniuea and pleavnre on a trip to Lone Rock last week when he angled for both trout and tuck ra. tie caught veral dox-n of the lor nr I -! be devoured and got a number nf the latter "on the airing" which he will back and land later. Had it not have been for dill's well known modenty and reticence we might have got a g'xx! dull tlory nut of I hi item. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if von naed Dr. King'a N-w Life I'll I. ThonaamU of nutferer have proved their match lew- merit for Sick an-l Nervous HeadachHt. rney make pure IiIihhI and build it) voir health. Only 25c, money back il not cured. This remedy is (or tale by Condo-. riiarmaiy. Will Not Miss Came J. W, Snover left Tueaday uiorning for li.-lilendiile, VValiington, to look al ter legal hnainet for tome of hit client in that M-ction. If detained too long to ee the It ds tix Fo'miI plenty in the g:ime tiere next (Sunday J. W, says he Will hunt np a gam aoniew here n th- Wellington soile. A Sunday wilhnnta halt game wolliil be too dull for rim-Vei. Triumphs of Modern Surgery. Womlerful things are ilone (or the tin man lealy bv enrgerv. O'ganS are t'ik- ii out and ei'iapfii and Hilined wild put hark, or they may be removed entirely ; b-nie are tpliced ; piies take the plac .d itt-ceaefd pin lion of tne vein; mint-ptic dreemng are applied to wound, hruief iinrna and like injuries la-torr iiiflammatioii sets in, which cauaeathem to lieal wit bout maturation and in one third the time required by the old treat ment. Chamberlain's Pain Balm act" n the same principle. It is aniiepiii and when applied to such injmiea, causes them to heal to heal very quickly It alto allavs the pain and eon-net. Keep a lioiile of Pain Balm in your home and it will save you time and mouev, not to mention Hie i.u conven ience and sufleriiig which such injuriea entail. For sale hy Condon Pharmacy. Now is the Time to fortifv yitrHf agaln-t ll.e irai ii kiie (io to ihe Condon I'herinai-y aiid pr-ne a lt. tie of t-.iii o( the 1 fi-el'ent itonii- f r tale there. Jeweley We l ave on liatol a fine aff n-ent of JVwelry at reaaonable prices including Dinmon.te, Hap pldie, Uubira etc. (Vine ami we them. Toilet Soaps We have a rmiiplele rt'S-k nf Toilet Hri, Face Cicalna, T"-th Powder, arid irt lier Toilet art i fle unally fouinl in a ffml-clnet dm etore.- Remember . V. liiHif-f.iliid (.rewripliont m t nlt,eiliH tor riles them. V'e do not tubtuitute. v Condon Pharmacy HAVING PURCHASED S. B IHRTSHORirS INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF CLARKE & HARTSHORN RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE ENJOYED BY THE OLD FIRM. M. O. Clarke, Sucooeaor to Clark) tt Hartshorn. Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tinware, t Paints, Oils Etc. i Ice UreamI Ice Cream Soda! 1 Milk Shakes and all Hot ; Weather Drinks. Fresh Strawberr es in Season. i Jackson's. I In the Good Old Summer Time when the tjrphoirl germ ia ram pai.t, DR. WILSON'S BLOOD PURIFIER will cleanae your ay stem of all such impurities. $1 00 per bottle. Six bottles for 15.00. JflRVIS' PHflRfflflGY. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Coods, Clothins. Notions. Ladies and Gentlemens' Furnishings. Stephenson &, Wilcox Groceries and Provisions. - ' Boots and Shoes. Call atol iiit-r! I'ftte ntir ((.il n fo qtmlity nml juj-it V,HEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE VKEAT IIi(;het price .ii t fr (jmhi .f wtl kin Ii. lonae and Uiit-K of tV.w-f. General Warehouse and Merchandise v Business. a , THE i CONDON ' HOTEL J nnnruuvxa 6 UKDER HEW MAKACEMEHT. I Mrs. U II- Waj.n, Prop, l Will cafer to the trantu of tlie trar-. eling jioblic in a tuatiner to warrant patiVfHctiuti. Centrally Located, Corner Main and Spring Srees, CONDON, OREGON: uu ujnnruru irinnnjxnni jxrjumnm uTAjmnrLniAnLrutnnixarutr The Pal ace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. Most cotiirnoifiotis hotel iu the eft. Table supplied with the best the market afforda. Secial atteutlon given to the comfort of gtieets. Headquarters for,Travell g Men. CONDON, OREGON. 1 rnjrinarinnnix nnjximruinnAn Fresh Oranges, Bananas, Lemons I Finest stock In the GSty. We also carry a choice asaortuient of Candies, Nutu, Cigars, Soft Drinka and Canned Goods. - L. T. PRICE, Confectioner. thru tnnnirurruinjijxnjxnrinnnjmnjvu innna.Trinrmrtnnrinruxnj 3918 Capital $50,000. Surplus $20,000. Transacts a General Banking Business. Letters of credit Issued. Exchange sold on principal cities In 5 U.S. and Europe. Your patronage solicited. 2 J.W. FRENCH, President. F. T. HURLBURT, Cashier. - J? W. W. STE1WER, Vlce-Pres. O. D. STURG ESS, Asst. Cashier. lNSTunnnrinAiiBrSsBsrnnTLrinnri NOasSi ormnrirmn CNKliPsU ConaoirrumiFjre aim rrarcF ware Company. All kinds of Furniture, Stoves -and Shelf Hardware. Picture Framing a Specialty. Prices Reasonable. North Main Street. WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and ed etock in Hand Mads Harness and Saddles that give perfect satisfaction. South MaiV Street. L E. Palmer. m m m 9 w m m 5? beft select the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to uiateaial and labor 7. -K DALIKC. Terrifeld, Iesidept Artist. oc The Fine Stoclc of Millinery Goods . . Dora Downing's, Cortter Spring and Oregon Street?, Condon, Cregor.. pinest Job prirtir$ for pi I at (JCOBE Office Studio Uest side flortl? Taii7 Strt. Qoipdor; : Oror?. Mrs. Frinl Curnutt, who liu bwii en joying n outing Ht lluoil River, return ed SuniUy. At tho city eloittloii lielil Ht Tin lnlle MotiiUy thH ftnti'KHmliling ticket whm Now will you im gooil, Dulles? Near Canyon City, a ntunher ul imttle dieil (rout the effuct ul licking the ground neur a cnhin where rt and wat er had been thrown which hwl been DMd to drees the wounds of Solomon Yurber, a wood-cutter who died of blood poison. An old man named VnnNeeH, who has been a comity charge for some time, at' tempted to commit suicide at John Shoro's pUce, on the Aux road, Sunday evenitm. lie inflicted lotiie ugly won ml on his wrists and ankles in an attempt to open the arteries but failed of hiti purpose. He had Been Ui for a few days and wa tired of life. Cattle Poisoned. It. W. Crane Mini Julia Anderson, of Mnyville precinct, lout neverel bend of cattle last week in a rather peculiar manner. A package nf cheep dip pow der had been left lying in a shed to w hich the rattle had access some ten years ago but it was not nntill tlie other inv thut the bovines tried to eat the stuff. Hive head licked a little' of the poison and all died. Mr. and Mrs. . VV. Moore and Gerald Burna expect to leave for the 8t. Linin Fair shortly after the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will visit ins parents at West Hold, Illinoia, before returning and Gerald will spend a few weeks with his parents at Toledo, Ohio. Worst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse than to feel that everv minute will be tour last? Such was the experience of Mrs. 6. U. Newhon, Decatur, Ala. "For three years I endured insufferable pain from indi irention, stomach and bowel trouble Death seemed inevltahle when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced to trv Electric Bitters and the result wan miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recover ed " For Liver Kidney, Stomach and Knwel trouble Electric Bitters is 'the only medicine. Onl 50o. Satisfaction guaranteed by Condon rharniacy. 4& ryccijY. I wish to announce that Kj I have opened a full 1 line of millinery at ray j residence J on Summit i . ... p Street, near post office. ;g! Street and dream hats &o " Mrsa Catherine Greineb. j DUNN BROS UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS. DR L.B. SMITH, OSTEOPATH. Graduate ol th American School otOitoopatli.v, ot Kirksville, Mo. Appendicitis cured without the nueof the knii 409 Oregon Ian Bid., PORTLAND. - - OREGON, jyjARY BOWtRMAN M. D. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Olflc at J. F. Reisftcher'i Renldf iicb. CONDON OREGON T. BROWN M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Day or t!ght calls promptly answered pCBee In Condou Pharmacy Bitfl'linj, CONDON OREGON iaiaiaiuiauiauiuiiaiiaiaaiiuuuiuiuiuuuiuuiuiua ' AZtKIt i SEW. SOS." PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. X-Ry aiid all fisntii of t:if tricl trvniineiit , fcivyu at oiwee. '' ' See oppwite Bank Bulldimr. ARLINGTON, ' - - OBKO-3 H nils.