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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOIIDOi! GLOBE. GENERAL MER ..HA Mow is the Time -'i'ii4-taw wtwtt mm. ' v THURSDAY, JULY 14I004. LOCAL NEWS,' Ifo kick on ttili weather. Eight bead, ol cauls (or Ml. L. W . iMrling. tot ( aad hot weather drink at JsakseVs. It. Wi Oookt U vttlllrg fflsn.l In lLUok(uteMintjr, WMblngtoft. " ' , J.sat Bandar wu'hnl erfongh to re blind people thai they'd latter be good, ,.UintuUr! All light repairing dull free on sboat wild by a. 0. W. Fropst A Pa. Mis Amy Simmon, of titty Cnyon, the gttwt of Miss Ira Sheltoo this , .. Oar llfl ol Hands!, Oifords ete. t Complete. Uiveatacati. 0. W. P'opst Co. . , ' i . ' . , Belect yonr barrow and drill lor th cowing on at W. L. Barker' Implement house, Cndn, Oregon, ' LostAt the ball gam Saturday, Jn 1 1,4004,. lady's sape.' Finder pill please returS win to Mr T. L. Wckfln. JrV.'Owk.'olUad City, Michigan, I b'ftrtf looking lor location. If (tilt h 'rill lot'sst Id qaarUcMctton of farm land ' Pat 'Connolly writes tbl office to mall ' hi copy ol thi Globe- to Autln, Grant ' sounty. 11 I running bl sheep w-r v'tbatptace; John eUadsbeker 1att yssterday on a basinet trip tbrodgh Washington and Idaho. il aspects to tlilt UK 81 tool. Fair before returning, ' ' . ". ' Work ha commenced and I progreee 1 lug rapidly, pn tb n church building uf the Chnrcb ol Christ, i. A. McMor ri ha charge ol tba work., , ' Tbl fin, eool wcether following th Meant copioo rain, I canting many $20 places to gro In tb golden grain field ol grand old Gilliam county. , Prof. Haw ha hi big tent trttchd on tha hill just at of ' the Condon Liv ry Barn corral ' and will open hi School ol Horsemanship Ihi evening. Mlsse Maud and Grace Lvnoh, of ltnkane, are hore visiting thr auoti, Mr. 0; W, Tropat and Mra. Mw Mad den. Thy will spend the Satnmsr her. , W. L. Barker baa purchased John Harrison' ranch Wing Jnet'west'of town 'lh eonldratlo being 1? 80 per acre. . The tract contain 330 acre and i a ry desirable place, Wagons, Buggia,Uack and all kind of Fanning Implements at W, L. Dar ker'! big Condon Implement houae. Now re the time to atock op for the bupy 8prlng farming season. F. SI. Brown, who wintered, aeonpl of band of hp at Middle Valley Ida Iw, la ranhing bl sheep thi soirimet near Meadow, Idaho, where h wrltee t have bis copy of the Uloba forward ed. . Tba heaviest rln aver known in Coa d n fell Wednesday waning of last week The whole town seemed to be a river and in front of the Uloba office about 75 fet of sidewalk vba aftVat fur half an hoof. ' ' If yon want to get th lateet and moat . uj to-dale idea In regard to atock, liore e, cattle, aheep or hog, attend Prof, Haw' chool horemnhip. Thareday Friday and Saturday, Jely 1415-18. Iiun't forget th daU. - Pat Saeily haa ohl hi fine 860 acre rauiih Jmt north , of, town to UeorK 8. Huiith and Mr. Pattola, of Arlin(ton, Tha price waa $U per acre which in clodea th growing crop and a lot of farming implement. Tba National Democratic Convention at M. Loui nominated Judge Alton B. t'arlcar, of New York, for president, and flx-Hfnator Henry Q. Davie, of Weal Virginia, (or v lee-president. Mr. Davie ie 81 )ara okl and a rolllloniare. C. K. Bothnell, who with hi family recently arrived from Wieconaln, ha purct.aaed lot and la building a nb etantial residence adjoining A. 8. iiol lon'a realdenca. Mr. Boahnell i a broth cr-In-law ol N. Faroaworlh, of tha Firt . National Bank, A letter ha been received Irom the manager ol tba Antelope ball team atk lug for a erie of game on th Condon diamond, to ba played about August let. Antelope ha a good team and II the ar rangement ig made, which is'attuoat cr- tain, tome eioollent gamaa way be expected. .. - ii. VI. Ramsay, ol Spicer, and MrsSar ah Wi Ivy, of thl place, were married at the Haas boaee In Albany, Monday, 'Jane 27, 1004. Judge Palmer offioiatinir, -LebaitoD Advertiser. Mr. ftaoisay was formerly a resident ol May vl lie pre cinct and ha many friends in this coun ty. Two of bl daughters, Mesdauie Al and Will Searey, and bl tori, City Mar- chul Bert Ramsay, ara resident of thi : city. - M. Lichtenthal, former county treas urer of Morrow county and prominent bunloeaa aian ol ileppner, committed suicide at hit home In that city last WednosdHt morning. Worry over his defeat for re-election is believed to have been the causa ol tha rash act' 'lis left a check drawn In favor of hie uceeor injolfice, for $27,000.00, tha amount doe the county, and fund to that amount was found in tha bank to hi credit. For week B. K. Pearcv ha been hav inir dreams of Dolly Varden trout three fect kins? and other finny monster too numerous to mention and now hisdreatn is about to be realised. He and Mrs, He&rcy with Mr. and Mr. Barney Gaff ney, of Fossil, left yeaterday for the 'iitountaln lattnessea at tha 4iead of . Crooked rivr. there to revel in the lux tirlcaof cump Ufa until such time as their impolite for trout and grouse and huckleberry pfo lk fully satiafied. B. K. knows of a place whera all these things tfrow to an abnormal sise and where the ' l)(llv Varden are o big they have to killed with clnb. Fish stories will be tu evidence whan. they return. - SWEPT BY FLOOD. Mltchett Afinott Wiped from Map by Cloud Burst, TWO LIVES LOST. Rwtldancw Portion of Town Suffers Most At 6 o'clock Monday evening a wall of water 29 feet high, hUrk with ritrl and drift and roaring like a mighty cat' arart swept d.wn the narrow e-tilch iu which it'cxl ths pretty llftle town of MIU-livll, leaving a trail of death and dasolatlon in Its wake, Although no rain fell in the town the people were not without warning of tha luiemllng cal amity, their attention having been dim-ted for an hour or mora to a lerrlfflc black rlmid which gathered and bung around tha heads of Bridge and Mill ereeksonly a few ml Us above the town. Because of their early warning oIdgr only two livt were lust, Markim Smith and Mrs. Ft-tana, both old residents end about 00 years okl, the Infirmities of age making it Impoaaible lor them to reach places of safety. Bridge and Mill creek unite a lew hundred yard above the town and down both these stream poured the flood uniting It strength at tha junction and weeping in a resistless wave over the doomel town. Twenty-live builJing! ware swept away among these being two large livery barn and the Oake Mer cantile Go's warehouse. 'Met ol the other buildings destroyed were dwellings Thirty head of horses In the livery barns when the flood strut were killed. I The town has but one street, which lollow the course of the creek, and the dam age wat confined to the lower eide of the street. Tha business houses l Ing on the opir side of the street escap ed. An Immense boulder whh-h stand just above th flooring mill, broke the force of tha current and saved that build Ing from destruction. ' Had tha flood cooie a few hooir latt-r when the twa waa aslrep theloeanf life mast' have been appalling. The town has a population of a Unit 280 enl and had the diatr come at midnight it Ie not hard to believe that the gn-atar portion of then must bave perished. AT THII P' IHT. . ' A dlsastrons cloud buret swept over the Pine creek country let Friday even ing which resulted in heavy damage to the ranchers along that stream. U.J. Caven's fine fruit farm was a I moot total ly ruined more than bait his fruit trees being wpmoted and swept away. His orchard was one of tha finest In Eastern Oregon and tha to ie heavy. Charles Huntley's orchard was also badly dam aged and moat of the alfalfa land along the creek was washed away or covered with rxk and debrie. It waa reported here that a hoove was seen floating down the John Day after the storm hot it was not known whera it came from. B. T. Hinith, who runs a garden on the John Dav below the month nfThirtv- mile, was in town Saturday and stated that the river ralevd five feet at his place Friday night. It is said much damage was dona to the roads In Wheeler county, south ol Fossil and some damage la also reported from Lost Valley. . Andrew Neel wasovei from Lone Rock during the week. He says a heavy cloud burst struck on Brown creek above Lone Rock and almost dwiuoliehed Hen ry Nee'i'e sheep camp. , The herder was asleep in his tent when the flood came and he had lo hustle S"ine to ev his' life and made his rare with the angry waters attired only in a cur tailed un dershirt. For soma ititanre he ran, be fore he had time to teke to the Mil. and at every bound the foam flecked waves were breaking around his nether liiuhe while the brush and drift which rode upon the creat were whipping to tat tera the anecdote of his undershirt which was even shorter than this narra tive. He finally broke away ami went two utiles across the hills to a neighbor ing caoip whera he spent the night. In tba morning he returned to find that his camp was safe. Tha tent rtad col lapsed and the flood had paused over it but the canvas had protected grub, bed and clothing so that not even was Ids stock of matches damp. Tha Fossil Journal is strangely jubil ant over tha result of the recent ball games at that town ; as much so as tho' it's sporting editor did not know that Condon won the second game of tha ser ies as well as the first. St. John made a tally In that game which for some un known reason wa never credited on Condon' score book and when that fact was discovered it was promptly erased from the Fossil book. St. John was on third and one man down. Burns was caught at second making two out hnt re lieving the bases and leaving St. John safe on third. Another batter came on and St. John came home hnt waa nut counted by tho Condon sroiekeeper Both score books ben rout this statement What are yon shouting about? It wa Condon's game and every Fossil fan know it. Now do be good yon fellows. Be satisfied with that purse of ours yon kept; but don't crow so; for God's take don't crow. Night Waa Har Tarror. "I wnnld cough nearly all nightlong,' write Mr. Che. Apptegate, of Alexan dria, Ind., "and could hardly get any deep. I had consnm ption so bad that it I walked a block I would cough frightfully and apit blond, but, when all other med icine failed, three $1.00 bottle of Dr. King' New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 63 pound." It' absolutely guaranteed to cure Cough. Cold, La Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung troubles. For isle by Condon Pharmacy. to firfv yotirwtf K.iMt itif fKn'i s'ikr!,M. i to tl,eY;it'n I'Latinai-y and f-r.i'Oie a -tin of me ol the t-tdient tonbe f..rle there. Jeweley W bave on band a fine nwrtmefit o( Jewelry at reasonable prices Im-lnding Dieawmds, Haa phlre, Rnhlea etc. Ome and aaa them. Toilet Soaps (K'r. Wa bave a eomnlete stock nlTollet Soena, Face Creams, Tooth Powdera, and other Toilet arti cle nsnally found In a llrst-class dro store. Remember . m f T ii -ii a We compound preerrl ption eiartly a tba doe tor write them. Wa do not sobstlteie. Condon Pharmacy Goto M. O. Clarke, for Shelf Hardware, Furniture. Beds, Bed ding, Paints, Oils, Hay Tools, Tin, Granite and Crockery ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Stoves, Ranges, Doors, Windows, and Nails. Agent for Ocean Wave Washing Machine. Easiest Running and Strongest Washer Made. Lower Mairl Street. Dry Codjdi, Clothing, Notio Ladles' and Centlcmcns Furnishing, .wij, . r- - r I Stephenson & Wilcox : Groceries and Provisions. , . Boots and Shoes. Call and investigate our goofe aa lo qvulUj att! j.rire. mm INTERIOR VAREHOUSE WKAT Highest price paid for (irate of all kinds end i4 Wod. General Warehouse and Uerchandise Business. Mtrcat, coTsstc & ca . mves. Axuxsien, cuiea, cs::us, I ru- 3 umm hew manacelieiit. ! I I lit: I Mes. R IL Walm, Peof. 2 1 niPin n If I cater to the wania of the trar f I GUlJDOlJX . I 1 IIAfri V) Centrally Located Corner Main . 5 HIJ I rl T .d Spring Ste. I CONDON, OREGON thru ATTORXCT-XT-LXtT. "'HI f.'e!lt Ie eUfb. Conrft rrn. tf ;.i w Sat worth M L'UAW tiro. 91' " ' COStJOS, OftfcXt.t. ATTOBxkt'AT'LAW. Ketary Fab Ik aai Caavt.anun Ice Cream! Ice Cream Soda! Milk Shakes and all Hot Weather Drinks. Fresh Strawberras in Season. The Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. Most commodious hotel Jn the city. ' Tahle supplied With the best the market affords. v Special attention given to the comfort of guests, , Headquarters for Travel! g Men. CONDON, OREGON. In the Good Old " Summer Timo when the typhoid germ is ram" ; pant, DR. WILSON'S BLOODi PURIFIER will cleanse yoor system of all such imparities. 1 1.00 per bottle. ' ' " ; "'Six botUeiffor $5.00. . JflRVIS PflflRMtlGY. 3918 Capital $50,000. Surplus $20,000. Transacts a General Banking Business. Letters of credit issued. Bxchange sold on principal cities in - U. ft. and Europe. Your patronegs solicited. J.W. FRENCH. President. W. W. 8TEIWER, Vlce-Prea. F. T. HURLBURT, CaahUr. O. D. STURO ESS. Asst. Cashier. inxmnnAnjssssniuunnnjiNaO4irtnnnAruui ft' Hand Made Harness and Saddles 1 that give perfeGt satisfaction. ' m . i.::S ' - PI Ii P it mi 1 -.Si -r W$J9 'nnnxiiwuinnnnnuunArvruinjvtnnnnru Fresh Oranges, Bananas, Lemons Finest Stock In the City. We also carry a choice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Soft Drinks and Canned Goods. L. T. PRICE, Confectioner. UVUIQfl tnAnxuinnitnnnjrinnnnnnnnnm Condon f urnlturs ana Hard ware Company. . All kinds of Furniture, Stoves and Shelf Hardware. Picture Framing a Specialty. Prices Reasonable. North Main Street WALL PAPER LATEST DESICHS FASHIOHABLE PATTERKS South Main Street L. E. Maimer. Largest and beet select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to mateaial and labor. 7. A. BARLII10. Terrifield, Iesideijt Artist. finest Job.priptin5.f0r-sll at t'CtOBE Office Studio Uest side Jfortl? Haio Strt. Qondop : Orop. BUY THE lUl'GORIIIIIGE! HEADER oc The Fine Stoclc of Millinery Goods . .at Dora Downing's, Corner Spring and Oregon Streets, Condon, Oregon SUf.li.lEn HATS FOR SHALL COYS FaUlineof Finest Millin- 9tj Goods. Your Patronage is Solicited. Miss Catherine G reiser. IF YOU WANT THE BEST. DUNN Agts. All supplies needed in the Harvest and Threshing season may be found at Orders by mail or telephone will receive careful attention. QR.UB. SMITH, OSTEOPATH. Rradnate ol tbs A merleata School el Ottoopati;, 01 Kintvuie. no. Appendicitis rarwi witboHt U bm ol tha kulf. 409 Oregonlan Bids;., ? PORTLAND. OREGON. jyjAKT BOW tRMAM M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON .J Oflto. 00 Euramtt Strt lt Door Wett of t.O. CONDON - - OREGON jjuier a NKwsoN. " ; ; - PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. - XRy .0(1 sll forras ol Elsetrlcal bMtttsnt ' sitca t oJScw. " Offies oppoctts Btnk Balldlor. -ARLINGTON, - OREGON KOTAfiTK&LK COXDOS.CUJtGOS J. t. O0. U, P. FHYSICU3 AXD 5XTECI03. 9y s4 Ktght Calls ftMiytlr kmmm. sum mat vrtDg ttracia C0S90W, QStOO Ths Oregon SetnUWeekly Journal. Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al ways 'ree; 164 copies in on. year .lor only II. SO to any address. The Journal, P. a Box UU Portland. Or. Ths Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo cratic newspaper. 16 pages, full of ten s'.l of it! II a year to ry address. T&s JnurnaL P. O. lex 121. Portlasd, Or. jj. a x. Lena. .. riniciiH istt tzzczos. tr sa figi Ce!U timmyZli AttoaSeA. . ; coirsoir, oatoos T. L. 9KXU3. CDfTIST. OflleeHMiM tm Max nfAi. SMttk Mala blrU . as rxucxa rXAXX 60LDE1I City Shaving Parlors r axkxb a eou5, iws. ' nrrt Ckas worfcoitt, Saaftary Ceadltieas, CSoarteow Traatawat Hot and Ce!4 Bath BalTare BuUdtaf, Mala aa4 Sprtag StreaSs. CONDON, OSEGON. ODFflflTl 1 ! J 1 esaVnwnPAcmc 3 TRAU1S EAST DAILY Throng Pullman tandanl an4 tear 1st alpiAg cars daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Spokane ; tonrist sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman tourist alsepinjt can (sersouallr conducted) sraaajy to CUcago, reclining' chair cars taeete free) to tha at dailjr. Ocean steamars between Portland and Ban Francisco erery flra days. LOW RATES! Ticket to and from all parts of tiia United States, Canada and . Europe. Far particulars eaU ea er address D. TIERNEY,' Agent ; Arlington, Oregon OaB.aH.oTni Trains Depart from "Arlizgtoa .XBT.GOJJNb No. S Chicago Special .V. . . , . . t:S3Pt No. 4 Spokane Hjrer I..'..M:40 A It No. 6 M&il A Expras. ....... 1:43 AM WESTEOUSt)', Ko. X Portland 8peciai;..'...':ll P It Ko. S Portland Flyer. ......... J-X5 A I! So. ft Mail k Express. ...... ..& 3 A U '" t. JtESSTT, AsrsaK ' ' '- ; 1 " - Arliagtoa, Of. WANTED-TKU8TW0RTHT LADY OK GEN Ueman to managa businoaa in this Coanly aat adjoining territory for boat, of soiitt Suaoctat itandlng. 120.00 itfaijrht ea8h salary and x penaas paid each Monday dirset Irom baadqnar. tars, Xxpenumonej advanced: portion prf. manaut Address Maoagsr, A10 Cono Bioce' CbloagOtlll. till Oregon Paity JournsL a temoraHe daily newHpapar, eight to 19 pacta. $i a year: 13 for six months. The Journal la a newspaper. Sand in your subscription. Intereat your ne'.Rhbor in Tha JmiraaL Adi.-ew T&a Jaurts Co 12L iwi Or. '