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TIIE OO'iDOH GL03E THWRSDAT JUNE SO. 190v Thia tommy rot bueliiess of elect ing Carnival rjueena ? i one of the tiioet dirguatinft vt the tnj eensc- Ifw fads with whieb. the country afflicted. It i cnray and ahoddy 1 attempt at imitation f European royalty which i eotrglit ttfteronTy y anoba and which is auffuieni ro nuke any healthy minded Amert an kick at hia atotuach. As the onteta are now conducted it i imply a question of which, young Jkdy can control the nroet money with which to buy vote. Tbf question of merit i not considered lr moment. The fond pap who joseeasea, and ia willing to part with, iMghin:vy,cvi mike hia Uirgaler a queen? of the Carnival all right and at the sarue time he may ao awell her head with giddi e tnd frltolity or undermine her health with the "excitement incident to the race for the queen ahip," that the iHK.r thing may never recorer from the baleful ef fect of the snobbish make-believe Two instances lately reported from Portland go to show that the queen business would bt-tter be cut out. Mies Mae Maaon, who was elected queen of the Carnival now in prog ress at Portland, collapsed on the eve of her coronation and ia a vic tim of nervous prostration. She couldn't stand the strain. Miss Maybclle Douglas, who was queen .of the Carnival at Portland two years ago, recently resigned her po sition in a Portland restaurant, deserted her home and went to Spokane where she married a balf breed Negro. She, presumably, was not satisfied with the notoriety she acquired as queen of the carni val so married a coon to secure more. Yea, it's time to cut out this make-believe queen business in America. One healthy bodied, pure minded, self-respecting Auier can girl is worth more than all the rrneens. real or imaginary, in the 4 , - world. Let us quit being snobs. . Let us be Americans. , B ALL DANCING!! CA1ES11! 3 DAYS 3 OF TRUE AMERICAN SPORT. AT CONDON, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 30. JULY A D 2. 1904. WW-- j , RACING PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. (Thursday) Quarter-Mile Dash. Free for All. Five to Enter, Three to burl. Purse 175.00, Entrance Fee 17.50. Fust 75.00, Second Money $37.50. Money The Quality Store LORD & COMPANY Watch this space for "Quality Store" Spring Announcement ALBERT DAMS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Our Limy Stock is First class. Beit attention to Hoarding Stock. Your Patronage Solicited. SPRING STREET, CONDOM. Treasurer 'a Notice. AH county warrants wintered prior to Sept. 1,1903, will be paid upon r entatlon at my uftlve. Interest ceases after Apr.t ft, IU04. P. II. Pmwn, Treasurer at (lillraia county, Oregon. AH nersHit desiring to tuttle their ac rooms wlili im during our abaci trout town can do so by eallintf at the Condon Pharmacy where our books have Uwir led, lot! FrKiwHttuM A Uuticae. SECOND DAY. (Friday) Three-Eighth Mile Dash. Free for AIL Five to Enter, Three to Start. Purse 175,00. Entrance Fee 7.o0. 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 Mouey $75.00, Second Money $37.50. Three-Eighth Mile Consolation Race, for Non-Winners. $75.00. Sweepstakes. Purse 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 William Allen, the man who or iginated the idea of a free home- etcml iaiT, -and Om eyeni a fuiturMK Base Ball Game Every Day. CONDON vs. FOSSIL $150.00. For Purse of $150.00. became est ranged from his family and was derided and sneered at by his neighbors as a visionary and a fool because of hi? ceaseless efforts to have the law enacted, died a pauper in the poorhouse at Colum bus, Ohio, several years ago. And yet his idea prevailed. The home stead law was enacted in 1862 and as a result of its wise provisions thousands of happy, comfortable homes dot the wide expanse of country from the Mississippi river to the Pacific ocemjpringing, as it were, Sphinx-like from the ruins of Allen's fortune, life and home. Al len was a martyr to a new idea bnt his martyrdom has made it possible for thousands of families to own their own homes in the great West who would otherwise still be ekeing out a liring in the crowded centers of the East or of Europe. It has ever been thus. The crank of to day is the hero of to-morrow. The saint of to-day was the crucified -one of yesterday. The man who dares protest against the establish ed order of things is looked upon as either an anarchist or a fool and we people of to-day, a majority of us, in sp'te of the high degree of civili zation which has been forced upon us by men with new ideas in all ages of the world, in spite of the , wonderful progress of this age which we all admit, shut our eyes and put our fingers in our ears when a new idea is presented for our consideration and cry, 'Away with it; w hatever is is right because it is." DANCING munsoAY AMD FRIDAYEVElfinCS FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. EFFICIENT MANACEMEHT. SPORT FOR ALL DOHT MISS IT! DOHT! ! ATTEND TIIE A10DFRH SCHOOL op pmmi3K finmmftrclal Course Shorthand Course Farmers Business Course Catalogue free. PENDLETON, OREGON. Pioneer Meeting. The Alh animal meeting of the Wheel er Comity, Oregon, Pioneers waa held on their ground on Service Creek, begin lit UK on ihe 20 aii'l ctoaing on the 24th (Juit. A early a 9:00 a. in. people lgw in urrivw uti I anon w liut was pre viously a solitude aeMimeii the hustle a it I Ur i if mi embryo city. Tents aent ttfr Inte mitfiu and whrn all "were Junto ciled, hy actual ciuul 31 tents aere in Widrtiee. T'lMoiUr tin' ii)p'liui; was called to or der by President F.rizzell ami Secretary .1. I. MrFarlaud delivered the addreie ut we luouiH, An inviK:ation to Diety by fciter 11 W. Donnelly and the meeting waa drclarrd duly opened by the Preai dent. The roll was culled and commit tee appointed and au adjournment was taken fur dinner. Ia the afternoon timsif. vocal and instrumental, appro )riale speeches and egaaya w ere volun teered and a paper waa read by the sec retary who chose for hia subject ''The difiniverv of gold and early gold mining in E ifrn (reifn and Idaho" w hich, u-i' '.'ui'. s It1 Land, a as listen ed to with interest and waa well receiv ed by the aodieuce. Rev. Atkinson and Hon. J. A. Collier were the apakera of the day. Not be ing pioneera they did not apeak on pio neer linea bnt many were the w ell timed compliment these gentlemen bestowed on those worthy old people who in torn took them to their hearts and gave them of their beet, gratitude and good cheer. The remineacencea of the pioneers at the meetings as well as at the camp fires were very interesting coming aa they did from people who crossed the plains as early as 1843 and 1845. Not the least entertaining was Grandma Haw k a pio neer of 1845 who recounted incidents of the plains and privations which were the lot of the sett lere and by special re qnestsanga hym in the Chinook Indian dialect (Jargon) greatly entertaining the younger generation especially. She with Mrs. Vickers, of Lone Bock, who crossed the plains in the same year, 1845, as did Mr. McCoy, of Pine Creek, was the center of interest throughout the meeting:. The election resulted in the choice of W.J. Edwarda, 1852, President; Mrs. R.N. Donnelly, Vice-President; J. D. McFarland, 1853, Secretary and Histor ian, W.W.Sleiwer, 11 H.Hendricks and I.A.llenderaon,i853, Direetora; B. Kel say, 1853, Treasurer. " Committee on condolence reported on the death of Sister M. E. Powell and expressions of sympathy were extended Bro. Win. Keys, sr., of Mayvillw. It is estimated that fully 600 people were in attendance. M- In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Cllllam. In the matter of the guardinmhlp of tbe per sons and etUtea of Mary Stephens, formerly aary Penticoit, ESUW, formerly Ev Pen tienrt, Jewde Penticost, Artie PeuHcont, Al bert Peoticoit, Crrle Peuilcoat, Tillle Pen tfcost nod George Pcntlcont, heirs at Uw of H. W. Pentieoat, deceased. This matter coining on for bearing apon the petition of W. B. Pentieoat, heretofore filed in this co art aa guardian of the peraoni and ettatea Of Mary Stephens, formerly Mary Pentieoat, Era BtitUormerly Eva Penticort, Jensie Pcnticont, Artie Pentirost Albert Pentieoat. Carrie Penti coat, Tillle Pentieoat and George Pentieoat, belra at law of H. W. Pentieoat, deceased, praying for an order of tale of certain real estate belonging to tbe estate of H. W. Pentieoat. docaed, and it appearibg to this court that all of said heirs at law are past tbe age of majority except George Peuticost. and that said heirs at lat are entitled to a division and distribution of said property at suth bef re at law and it further appeartngthat said property cannot be divided or distributed without material injury to the same and that it ia necessary to have tbe same sold for distribu tion, it is therefore ordered that said beirtat law as above mentioned, their guardian, the next of kin of said heirs at law, and all p;rs ns, known and unknown who are interested in or wh claim an interest in said estate appear before this court on Thursday tbe 30 day of June 1901 at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day at tbe County Court room in Condon, Gil Ham County. Oregon, then and there to show eanae why an order should not be granted for tbe sale of such real estate described aa follows: The &4 of the NE4 and the of the BE'4 of Sec. 17 in Tp. 58.. R. 21, E. W. M. in GUliam coiiniy Oregon. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be served upon each of tbe hcirs-at- law and all persons Interested in said estate. Wita.ss my hand this 26 day of May 1901. EnwaiiD Dun, , County Judge. Sued by His Doctor. "A doctor here has sued me for $12 50, w hich I claimed whs excess ve for a case of cholera morbiie," eavs- K. White, of Oachella. Cal. "At the trial If praised his medical skill and niedieine. I ask' d him if it was not Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 'he used as I had good reason to iielleve' it was, and he would not say under oath that at waa not." No doctor could nse a better remedy than this in a case of cholera morbus, it never fails. For sale by Condon Pharmacy. Thrown From a Wagon. Mr. George K. Balaiock was thrown from a wagon and severely broiaed. He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and says it is the best liniment he ever nsed. Mr. Hancock is a well known cit izen of North Plain. Conn. There is Moore & Golden, GASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and ' is fresh, clean and up-to-date.' GROCERIES : . FRUIT : VEGETABLES AU fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, CSKDON, ORECCN: Strayed. From my homestead, miles east of Porter creek, cn the llardman-gpray atage road, one gray horse, weight abont 1100 ponnda. Shows harness marks. Branded on left shoulder. Will pay liberal reward for his return to toy boms THE QUALITY STORE, LORD & CO. LORD & CO. ARLINGTON, OREGON. School Clork's Notice. All school warrants of School IXstrlol No 9, UUIUiiY County Oregon, register ed prior to Fahmary 9, 1001, art note payable npon presentation at my o (Iks . Interest ceases alter April H, 1001. P. II. 8TitritiLjao, School Clerk, Notice to Horseman. My this 4 year old Jutk will make th , Mason of 1004 at .V. A. Anderson's ranch lu Lost Valley. This animal was slrrf by Mammoth', dam, full blcwJed Black Wariior. Term Hingis service, $2.60 fton, 5 00;lolnsore, t8.00. ' J. W. lime. (1. L. Neal, the welt known anrtion eer, will give the strides r Mention to all business entrusted to hi ca.e. If oo have properly to sell conroll ln Condon Milling Co. MANUFACTUKER OF High Patent Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed. STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY. SCALE OF PRICES. Steam Rolled Barley. .123.00 Seam Rolled Wheat.. 23 00 Mill Feed 15.00 Plour, per bbl 4.00 THE ARLINGTON IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE COMPANY Gasoline Engines, Wagons, Farming Implements, Boltf, Nail, Ranges, Tinware, Granite ware, Carpenter's Tools, Looks, Hinges, Machine Extras and Oil, Axle Greasy Barb Wire, Wire Netting, Extraefor Rusaol Threshers, Grindstones, eto carried in stock. ARLINGTON - - OREGON. Prices liable to change at any time. Every sack of oir flour is fully guaranteed or money refunded. rnnjvnnxutnnnjuuuvvnjuvrr TrA Uflls.n- Frank Wllaton. 3 I THE BANK. WILSON BROS., PROP'S. Everything new arid A CENTLEMEN'S Finest quaKty of Ci etrictly first-class RESORT. gr Wines, Liquors New Stone Building, West Side Main St., CONDON. - - OREGON. OTAnnnnAnnnhnjvTnnnru' rnjurnnnwwrinnAAmtJuxnnnjTrut ruinAuuvuiA nuvruvum njuxrutannnnnAnnnjuinnnnnnnnvnjinr Kentucky Liquor Store J. L. ROSS Prop. Hop Gold Bottled Beer. Old Grandad, Harper and Jesse Moore Whiskey. Special attention given orders from out s of town. When in Arlington call on me. 1 Belvedere Saloon, Jeff Neel, Propr. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ice Cold Beer on Draught. Your Patronage is Solicited. Main Styeef. - - , Condon, pregon. Good Meat Is eometimes 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 them. Our new quarters are clean and moderuly. equipped; we do. our own butcheringjour prices are right. What 'more can We say ? Edwards Bros. & McBride. iwnnnnrvnnnr.nc ? v - Tucnniinnn iy i iiuuuiiuuii hfem I IUCDV DA on Hpfrial atlPinloB to Irxin- tlvi'a trade. Firat-ilasa ttutk and careful Urivtia. vcnOP FEED, FOR SALE. ' CONDON. OREGON. 3 iMMMMnnAnnnri No. 7050. ruvwuuw 5 first Jtatiotyal BapK of Qoi7dop. Capital $25,000. Does a General Banking Business. No matter how large, no matter how small, this Bank will give your business the careful attention which iis central location and personal interests warrant. J. Frank Wataon, Praaldantj Edward Uurtn. Vloa-Pra.ld.nt) Nathan Farn. worth, Cashier, Andr.w Cralnar. P. MPiltar. THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . .. AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the jjrcxlnrt of this well-known breaerjr the United Matea Health RfHrU for June 28, 1900. aaya: "A inor mperlor brew never entered the lahratory of the Unileil Statea Health re porta. It It abaolutel devoid of tha aliKhteat traue of adulteration, but on the other land ia ctnosel of the best of malt and and choicest of hoiia. It tonic qualities are of the higheat ami it can be need with the greatest benefit and ealinfaclinn by both old and young. Its une ran conscientiously be preacrilwd by the phyaiidana with the certain! that a better, pureror more w holesome beverage could not possibly be found." East Second Street. THE DALLES, OREGON. Condon Meat Co. SEW MADDEN, Manager. Now Occupying Our Own New Building Main Street. nothing equal to Pain Balm for sprains j and bmisea. It will effect a cure io ,tMd or for information Reading to bis:",,,": , .,r","i, ii"it one-third the time required by any oth-1 ,et!overv. ' witbu. the trmtsit limit. For the World's Fair and Louieana PurcliaB Exposition at 6t. Louis, May to November, 1K)4. the O. K. & N. Co. have named the iollowing rates from Ar lington: To St. Louis ami return (til 35. To Chicago and return 66.35. To Chica and return via St. Louis f 67-60.. Child rm of half fare age of above rates. Tickets will he on sale May 11, 12 and 13; June 16.17 and 18; July 1, 2 and 3; AngtiBt 8, 9 and 10; Heptember 5, 6 and 7; October 3. 4 and 5. Limited as fol lows: Pasttengtrs will have the privilege of starting on any date which will enable them to reach their destination within ten days from date of sale. Return limit ninety dava from date of sale. Stopov ers will be allowed In either direction er treatment. For sale bj Condon Tbaruiacy. 15J18 E. T. Bolen, Hard man, Oregon. 1).' TlEIIMEY, Agent. 8TACE TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart from Condon on tbe following schedule. AKRIVE FROM Fossil 9:3o A.M. Arlington .2:30 P.M. DEr-ART FOR Arlington 9:45 A. M. Fossil...... J2:30 P. M. J. VV. Jackson & Co.. Props. Forest Reserve scrip for sale. L. W. Diirling. y A 'A10 acre farm for sale. Sii year's time. L. V. Diirling. Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton. ' We recommend and guarantee our own make of Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced nnrtnvrtAn The Summit Hotel D. At. R1NEHART. Prop. New Building and Fnrniflhings. Finest Location in the City. First-class in Every Rcepcct. Well Appointed Bath for UBo of Quests. Our Table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords. Commercial Trade a Specialty Spring Street. One Block East from Main. aausss. jj iruuvurimtnnnxinnjuuinnrutAmuiAnnnnnin L.D.S. CHURCH SERVICES. Serviced every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7 :80 p. ni. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Sunday School at 2:00 p. m. Relight every Friday evening. Everybody cordially Invited. II. C. Smvixy. PniKldji'tit, WANTED TRt'STWORTHY LADY OR GEN tU'innn to mmisRcbiiHlnoss In tbls County and adjoining territory for bouse or solid financial, standing. 120.00 straight cash aulary and ex lcnos pHidciich Monday dlwot from headqusr tcrs,. Kxprnsc money advanced: portion per monont. Address MunaRcr, 810 Como Block, fitilrssf., l. - . ' Hi
