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THE tCONOOH CL03& THURStMVi JlLV 28 IW04. LOCAU NEWS, Eight listUl of cstll (r isle". L. W, barling. Icecream in J hot atlit tiiiois it tuciwii's. John Jackson ifi I it t til 0 ils f terJsy on business trip.. Adanghttff m4 lorn tith wlf of Will tUrrisoa ImI Friday. lUinsinbsrl Alt flbt repairing don (rse on sHoSl wild by at. 0. W, rropsi A Od. Out lint of Randal, Oiford etc. it Com plot. Ulvt a a call. O. W. I'roput A Co. MIm Miners Neal. who I teaching In Lost Valley, spent HoridnT In tosn the guest of Mrs. I'. II. Stephenson. Mrs. Beardsl? and chiMrpn arrived Tuesday from Bumpier h will ml (In fluiniiier with relative here. Pelect yoor pl.iwa, hrros an I drill tor tha Coming 'Kin at W, L Hsrawr's implement hott, Condon, Orgn. Mill Catherine Urelner, MIm Purwrn and Uf. ami Mrt. K I Dunn attend! Ilia funeral of Mr. W. J, Qulnn at M till yesterday.' Cook Bros, report tli boat wheat crop evsr rll nn thdr ranch,' l'Uy espodt to trt their itm three. lug outdl about AngttstBtn. John Mddn A Bon olt a lotol broke nor at VVaseo last wees at go I prices. Tlisre It no demand at that pface, however, for ononis stoeK. Or. Lnna ret omul from Arlington tiaturday where he went to meet til mother ami sister, MIm Oertrii le L in . w ho will visit hunt for a fw ws. toiler Rtnthart, the sturdy yotuu pitcher of the Mayvillrt hell team, w irurk on tb y by a bltl .ball, in a icama at May ville last Munday and rath i r serlonslr Injured. Wagnn, Unggles.lisck and all kinds of Fanning Implement at W. L bar krr'i big Condon Implement fiou-ie. No I tUt tlm to Mock op fur th tin? Hprlng frtnulng season. John Hire ha been employed liv Smith & I'attnl aa foreman on tlirir Mg ranch recently purchased from Pat Pkell?. Ha I starting In on Hi hr VMt which prom1n to b liravy. f Frank IhtWiiik, who ha bren on t t ii-k llt (or aom time a a run It nf n irtgliurlby a borne falling altti' turn, b it yetrday.-nioriiliig for t. Martin' eprlngi to try ip rlfkavy of th Imth Kubjct fof Sunday at the Cooif"--t'n.wal church t Morning, "The Folli-m JMnratlon Nn'eary to the Oreatet UM'fnlneM.'' Kenlng: "Chrint tl.e ilreat Teacbar." Kf. 8trangc, paotor. Jlui Cor .111 an I Jok Wild -r luft Mon l y m irnlug ('jr AhMt, Crk county -to tole cb'"f U. ()'. "I'MfitiAA'a ' hand ofebVfp. The iio! will keep thn l-iiifd on bum voui during ihdr ah "ni. " -' Fred V1ion U crippling aronndon a gittno leg a a retntt of trying to gov tl city.hiarhal during wbii'h pfrfoniaii--be well nigh Ml In a wml. It a well that be did n.it U wrt-II into Hie Wfll ur be might imver tiava born wrll again. Wfll, well, Wtwd ha reavbed liere (bat A. K Mr Coy, a lofmer homited.r on the bea I fllay creek, w reronttv run over and killed 1W train In tlliinl wher u wai einployud in the railway train imt vice, HI wifa i a iir f J-k iCnrr, of th Lot Valley Lumber Co. Yeiterday the abertff tonk cbariw of tboreaidao of tiquora etc. belnnging to (be stock of Jeff Nerl, former proprietor uf the Belvedere saloon, nmlfr a writ of wttaidiuient made by Wilmerding. Low re & Co., of Ban Franrlaro. The eitH-lt vomdsted nuiiily of empty harr"ln, krg and bottle. Mayvllle lodge, No. 11, 10 0 F.. in etalleil ntQicera latt Saturday evninc tb installation iwrmome Ix-io noi ilurted by Dr. J.W.Donnollv, I !.!. M. r Focsil. Ira Carter a iinMallvd a Nobl (3 rand and D. W.KiUoii ai Vtt grand. A moat enjoyable rvenlng was spent by those resent. Umatilla county pariers state that a no tUieabl feature of the prenent harvnt is the larirely lnireaed yield on the lighter quality of land which has hereto fore not been considered prnfllabli wheat land. Twenty-five bushel of 60 pound hatis not an nnusual yield on such Und this season. -. . '5 .' '. W. L, Barker rettvroei from Portland Monday accompanied by biYnm1ly who . Iieen staying In the citv for sometime Their little daughter, w bo Ima been un der treatment of Dr. Smith, an onttMipath for some time is coniderably Improved but they will take Iter bark for further treatment this fall. Mont and Oliver Ward left for Port land Tuesday In reepmiee to a teh-phc-ne message advising them of the eerlons illness of their nelce, Miss Maggie Hil op. Miss Bishop recently underwent an ojieration in a Portland In pit I Imt bad 0 far recovered a to be able -to leave the hospital and is now stopping at. the borne of L. R. Price In Portland. The mttnreof her present illness was not stated in the message. Municipal I'tdga llngne, of Portland, ItflS adopted a new method In dealing with juvenile offenders in bis mart. When foity kid Is hronght h-fye hi bonor who seems to be, in nrirrnt iimwI of dienipllne, .the court Instructs a big io)ireman, who Is alwars on hand when " ;l)feded, to lay the offender gently but firmly across Ib knee nl proceed to H(lmtnlner the required treatment In titer gwd old fashioned way like our mother nsed to do It It Is said that jbe policeman, the. conrt ami the epecta ( all enjoy the perforqiance more than ' t,Uc hny Hoc, ' Dnath of Mrs. V. J. Cuinn. Mrt! ' iv .ti'hlA'ii I it? lnortr '2'imti, W)fa t)f W,J, Q linn, of Mayvtlle pt.cini l died at her boms' latt Tifs-li morning, of heart trouble, acd alamt Jd rr IhfaMd ti-nri in IicUii't bht cx'iiN Wltll her parxht to Amerira while yet a Child the fitunK I attting at F iil. Tliets h grew to womanhMl and thri h wa married MoemtMr 8, 18'JS tier gonial sunny diiositioi, her briKi.t Intellect and her Irit wnmanltnes won (or her a b"t of devoted friends who will most sincerely mourn her nnliinelv ileinls. i(r huslHtud and three roil hi children, her parent, Mr. an I Mr. VI. FitiMaurlce, now resident of Morn, her lt-f and brnthers, will have (he Maru estsympaltir of many friends In the hniir n( their bitter' sorrow over the un timely pMseintf of her vmtug life. The funeral t'Nik pi nee estenUt-In terliient lieiug In the Catholic cemetery near Mayville, r Oregon Development League. Having f r iu ulij-i-t th l-vlopmHiit of gritnd old Or"g 01, the ell'iiiiiitin'i of moa and the dentrititin l liarnai'les, tint Oreg.in Development L"W will '' organised at Portlan I Aug 10 2 1 1. A eonventlon , o( repfes.-ntitUv ntisen from every purl oft tan whoOi tia been ealled (or (hat porp-n. fn-. eo to ty judge of eifh eouiitv and the iimvik of every city and too in the tt Is - pectel to naine ten mdo avake fit'cn-. who will af.ten I the convention a dl nates. The railroail have mt'l -atai' o( one fare f.r the muh I fin ( o . tH points in the Mt for s ' -.it i 1. (iilliam cootitv ani t'-md sh'Mil t represent!! et thl i-iinwuti'iu mi'l to proter orlli'Uts h'Mld ainln deie n. True, we tmve n Miner 111 m o r lit'tt t eles to tftnten-l with ut mi aavhnt there ire other ail'ii-'nts. ie..'i.nr n the bttiMhi(rit it iiiotry hiitii t'l tr" t ment might i'in l Will Install Officers. Knoimit lire. N.i. 1.10. I ) O K. will lntll 'iffl 'r for tin jireHii fin nest PtO'dtV evening l . J -V. I l nollv, of F is-H, Dut'ti'l !. 1 ij- n l (ler f ir ihU ditrlet. win In-pewi 1 and will act l ln-il:ing ..ill-i-t. It . D inii illv al' i h.l Is th- ii-""io ..f iuarlian of th lr,m t . f- ( O--tfen, and is one uf th iH'I'ii ) I I l-'.'ll ia the slat-1, lie w ill pudiehlv eil.lri the Itilrfw oil I'tpic 'if in'e.-e-i -i I i'H ir 'if the lole Sav that ev-rv 0i"UHr .! ft e order should present t l'in m t-tt ig Chamberlain's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remwdy. This reined Is certain to le liei d'-.l in everv home hef.oe the summer is over. It Cn alaS l tlepended Uaio rven m the most severe and daitgermis mm It I epefillv vabiahle lor nmmer di-ir lers in children. It i. pleneant J tHke slid never fmls to give pr nit relict. Wbv not l.itv it now . It limy lift. This rciiosly is for nale - by t'ondoo Killed Big Lynx. Rihe ..-rCtnn..v kill-1 -a iu nit.T Ivna dovn 011 ruirtr o'l" nn tiv nii his si shii iter. !I is ...iKini -it" -r tils cattle, which range (inmr t-rei-k. m l while ri ling si. i9.lv Mo;.t ' t oJ 'H lenty iiii ni the Vitrnnnr. il A di-tiH.is'.ii alsiUt 50 v$rd. K't.e pulled his nn and tieik a lfl sliot at Die hmi.- uml snecea led in wonn Hog him whieh hsd the elf ct of pottniw the lyns ..ti the tlgnt Inittnter. Toe creature at mn turned and made (or his asaiUut itli hlood in Mil eye and RolKi took tuo more stl t whinh went wild. Till left ill 'ii -hot- una 01 irrt ctrtridge and he c m- clu led hn w et Id h-tt-ier in t h-V, one count or he migiit b in rur it, , rait- ng until Mr. Lvnt got wiihii ate feet of hi. 11, b t'i rk gil ai o ao'l mm I- levl shot Th- lvn n ono tin- largest so i.d'iieiH y( his kind ai.it at tract I mu.'h atteniioii in ion vl m-tiv flie soecirt Is getting to h vrv scarce here rarnly heing een eacept weil oaca in the ih v'Htiiins. Toy are disimg iish ed from the m re com n u wi Ideal bv thalr tasseled earaanl simrt, ine I t -i. Important Meeting A public meeting of citi.ns of Oillinm couutv will lo held in ttie viictut comt room In I he' court house at tToudoii, 8nt- nrday, July 30. 1901, at 7;3Up. m., to iiiiiHi.ler the matter of collecting a soita hht rtliihit of fruit, g-uinn, grsse.i and other prodncta-td the county for the Lewi and (Mark Fair. One of the Fair commissioners will lie present frtnu Port bin I to ad less theiti.-ntinj an lit is earn ts'tly hofied tbwt all citiaens wmaie interested in placing their wninty in line in ttda important work will lie present. It is the Intention that the county will take the initiative in this matter but the heartv eo-iwratKin id every f itia ti is earnestly desired. ' , Edward Ii kk, INuinty'Jndue A daughter was horn to the 'wife of; Tom McM irris Toewhiy morning. K I Sanderson, a former "diet iff ( this county, came in vesterdue .froin Alaska Night VVwa Her TwrrCo. "I wt 11 Id mniih t.tatlv ail night loi tf ' writes Mrs. Chas Applegat-, of Ah xun dria, tnd.. ""anil could hardlv get nnv sleep. I ha.t consumption so Imd Hint if 1 walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, hut, when all other ineil Icinea failed, three t.0() Isittles of lr King's New DisrtoVery wholly cure.Nne and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolntt Iv guaranteed to cure Cough. Cold" La Urippe, Bronchitis slid all Thtoat. a- d Lnng t rouble's. For sale by Condon Phat-maoy. Lost On the stage road alwnt tjf mile almve Clem, ou Jolv II. 1001, a calf skin bill book, R mtainiug or t93ioii" $10 bills of the First National Kank of lion don. Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same tit this office. 10(122 Now is the Time to fortify yonnu-lf giiuit ttie te-a son's sicklies. Ho to the Condon pharmacy sod priM-nrea lint lie of some ill the eg.eileni tonic f..r le (here. Jeweley We f.ateon band a One eorin.enl of Jewelry at reasonable price including Diamonds, Hs phlres, Hobles He, Omie and sew them. Toilet Soaps We Imve a complete stock of Toilet napa, Face Cream, Teth Powder, and other Toilet arti cle nsnally found in a first cUs drn forv Remember We cnniMinnd pret-riplion esactlv a the doc- tor antes them. We do not substitute. Condon Pharmacy srS coto 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 OtwHo Wnve Wu-hitig Machine , Eaneet Running and filroiigcet Washer MhI. Lower Main 8ireet. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Coods,Xlothingf, Notions. Ladies and Gentlemens' FurnishlnCS.- mtfy,, ; 1 - , , j I) Stephenson 5 Wilcox-; j Groceries and Provisions. . Boots and Shoes Call and tnmtigate our goo4 a lo qnality at-l price, V,KEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WHEAT Highest price paid tor Grain of all kinds. Storatre and haling of Woo. . General Warehouse and IJerehandiso . . Business. BAtratet. caman et'g . m'crs. ' mmztok. euidcic, twtiks, mi t tvud-itn-a b.:1 mi ATTORNtYAT-UV. Wtlt tTMt In 4ft tfc CoflfM of ixtv: tc M Sor U6HU id i-na iru. iU.r. II. DAiUK Attorney Ai-LAtv. Rotary fuWic tal Cobt?)3.icc6 1 C A. rATKeofr. bOlikl FCBllC. 6e Is Ctoba 8uiUlfl. .III, . I J anjvvurunnnnnnrj THE If CONDON p HOTEL J cirv OhOER NEW MANAGEMENT Mas. R II. AVami, Prop. Will rater U the wants oftba traT- elitig public in a manner to warrant ' ' satisfaction. Central Located Corner Main fj Spring Stu. COJVDOJV, . OREGON. J f. WOOD, U. tt. PBYSICIAT A.tD St'RGtOS. Tj tad Xitfht CiiU frOTEjiil' srr4. OfTra flwrend Boor Brkr Bulldtnfj eertMf Haia and ayr ttrct cojrtKjs, oacqo '. ; . . ., ...... 4 pa. a c tcsi. - ... rflYSICIAX AliD StSCCO.1.. lj as4 Klrt Calls rrompCf ItUkAi, cordon, oaeobit Ice Cream! Ice Cream Soda! t Milk Shakes and all Hot Weather Drinks Fresh Strawbems in Seasop. Jackson's. Ttie Palace Hotel, ELGIN MYERS, Prop. . Moat cotntiioriioua hotel in the city. Table eupplied with the beet the market afTorda. Special attention given to the comfort of guests. Headquiarters for Travel! g Men. .CONDON, OREGON. T. fcESTIST. fto Safiond 8oor fslracr BaiMlDX, SotttX kfvia (rt. COSBOK, OEEOOlf ' 9 In the Good Old Summer TImo when th typhoid germ I ram pant, DU. WILSOWS BLOOD I'UUIFIEit ill t-li-atimi your . .,,,....,.,-,..,,,.:., By,ni, f MCh impuritiea..-- ifl tX) per bottle. Six bottfea for $5.(X). . JflRVlS' PHflRMflCY. BM . aU m m m m W effc e am a mm I fM f j P rruou uruiiyDOe uauauao, lsduiuho Finest Stoci in the City. We al carry a choice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Soft Drinks and Canned Goods. I L T. PRICE, Confectioner. tfinnnJUTJUVixruiTu HUSK flOLSE City Shaving Parlors ' PAUtEB A G0LD2JI. rrop. rtrrt Cti orkra. efeltrf tonal t)o Court eotj Treatmeat. Hit end Col t Eatha Bolrsdsrs BoUdinf, Mala aod Spricf BUestW CONDON, OREGON 3918 Capital $50,000. Surplus $20,000. I Trnnsaots a General Banklna Business. . - . . . ' Letters of credit issued. Bxchanaa sold on principal cities in ? U. b. and Europe. Your patronaae solicited. 2 J.W. rRENOH. PreaUent. F T. HURLBUR Cashier. T W. W.STEIWER, Vice-Pre. O. D. STURCESi, Aset. Ghier. u Ml UUvl'U vJu vuu v-u 'i w' wyv vwu vmw wtrw - www - - r.i-n THE CELEBRATED -. . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUCUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the prWtof this srt-ll-knnwn brewenr the United State Health Rfport fnr Jani-28. 1900. wys: "A more mperior brew never enteral td Ishratory of the United 8ttes Health re(rU. - It is absolutely devoid of the sliitlitest truce nf s.lntteri'tion, (mt on the other tiand ieenmpoeed of the best of malt and and i-hoiref-t uf hna. Its tonic qualities are of the hiirhest and it run he nwl ith the irreHtwt benefit and SMlicfctii.n by both old and yonnn. Its u e rn finm-ientionsly he prescribed hr the ftht-firUn ith theeertaint that a tie iter, purer or more ahitleeome beversp-coolil not poesibl befoaod." East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON. 3 .1 i '0&EG0N . WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS oc The Fine tiand ?. - Harness and Saddles that give perfect satisfaction. L.E.. Palmer. FASHIONABLE PATTERNS La r pent and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to niateaialand labor V. K DARLING. rerrifield, lesidept Artist. Stock of Millinery Goo4s at Dora Dovvning's, Corner Spring and Oregon Streets, Condon, Crego;'.. Souih Main Street. Studio Uest jide f(of tf? pirjest Job priQtir; for III at ctl?e ,CC0BE Office opdor; : Oror;. BUY THE RII'GORIIGK HE V f m t a jpk m t TH a w fr- rm " 3 TRAMS' EAST DAILY Thronch Pullman standard grid lonr let sleeping crs daily to Omaha, Chi cfO, Spokane ; todristeleeping ear daily to Kansas city ; tlirotigh Ftillinan touri! aleevinn cars (personally conducted) weexiy to Chicago, reclining cheir cars (scats free) to the East dailjr,' ( Ocean atearacra between Portland ant Ean Francisco erery five days. , A DER (SUMMER HATS ': I . Von'' ' . 3 I SMALL B0YS I Poll 1 t nf Finest Millin- v ery G(xk18. 1 Your Patronage isSuIicited i 1 Mtsd CatiIebixe GretXeu. I LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all parts of Che United States, Canada and Earoptf. far particnlars call on or address. ALBERT DAMS LIVERY AND FEEL STABLE IF YOU WANT THE BEST DUN N. BROS , , Agts All supplies needed in the Harvest and Threshing season may be r found at pur store Orders by mail or telephone Will receive careful attention Our Livery" StKk is First Hrt ' ileht Ht'f-nh.m Yttt I'ul olillge Solit'itr-d - SPHiftC STREET COaDOh. ' Treasurer's ,Noticd it nrrrtlilS rfjtistervd iri'f to tfc-Jit. i.liK33i HI b JiHld np.iil r sentatidti at m uffice. Interest cesser tsfter Apr. I tt. t!4 i II. STteeitsswoti, f misiirer ni iSiiliaitt ctonntyj Orfun School Clerk's Nottda. AH school tirritnts if Suhool li.striet No 9, Gilliirt Comity Orean4 rfuister- -d nrior to FehntHtv 8; I90t. Hre now payii'ilr npiin presehtHtinji st in fBie Interest cense after .4 jiiil i; lOOi v I". U. frsi-Hhy.v x, ti.li.iul i'knk D. TIERNSY, Agent ' Arlirtgtai Oregoii 1 1 & ma Trains Depart from Arlington EA8TB0UXD Ko. S Chicago Special n A Rnnlimi Hrer 12:40 A 5 No. e : .on d v 1 ail & Express. ....... I 42 A WE8TP0UXD No. 3 Portland Flyer. No. 5 Mail A Express D..TIElUiEt, Agent,"" , Arlington, Or, No; 1 tortland Special. . 3:Q4A ! . 3:50 A Notice to Horsarhari. , Sty One 4-vear old j ick will iiisk t'-H. Season of 1WU at A. A. Andbreoik's ranfH inmost Valley'. ;" This ahim'al was liy Mammoth dam, (all tilled Bi-i Wariior. X- iiti- -jfi ijp, 00j t" iiitf. 0i. i W. Hinu, Alt in tin: it,TM, r'riny.Uttvhd V!- I i i ' .1 I t