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THE GO'lDO!! GLOBE THURSDAY OCTOBER 13. 1004. This gVjnom Autumn weather! rrkcr ha spoken a wofi or two. . Condon will need about six are street light tbis Winter. A In shower tell lust after noon But filar, when a qnarter of an tack of aioisiare 111 la shoal aa honr. Than- derandfightaingacroinranieit lh ttrm which U qnita anmnal fur thie eon of the year. Tha electric distnrhenca wee tanet marked naar A. 8. Rica'a place north of town. The frost is on tke pumpkin and tha atraw ! in the stack. The Russian waa not speaking of floor paint when he said Jap-a- lack! ttavaa Two From Death. "Onr tittle daughter hi an almost fatal attack of whooping cong-h ami lron chltfa," writes Mr. W. K. Hatiran.l, of AnooHk, N. Y., "but, when all other remelie failed, winrfil her life with l)r. Km' New rHiwoerT. On niece, who had Conienmntion in an advanced stage, also nsed this wonderful medicine and torlne aha ia perfectly wall. I Ve nerate throat and lung disease yield to Ur, King's New Discover aa to an other medictne on earth. Infallible for Couth and Cold. fOc and (1.00 hot tie gnar antead by all druggists. Trial bottle tree. The garbage question at Port land is creatine quite a stink but that is to be expected from gar bag.' A bumper wheat crop and a way up price. That's all tbatY the matter with grand old Gilliam count. Twenty-fire patrons of a New York saloon died the other day from the effects of drinking 10-cent a-pint whiskey. If that ealoonist is let alone he will soon solve the drunkard problem. A Scrap. Harry McMallea, of AWille, went on tha warpath last Friday afternoon and wanted to whip eotnehody to bad that hedidnt know what to do. At last ! rnn across Arthur Hope, of Ajaa, at the corner of Main and Summit streets and aa Arthar did not feel like rnnning there waa a lively mix-op. Harry got the worst of tha deal all aronnd. He got a black eye, arrested and a $22.50 fine in Ilea of which he was given a berth Marshall Ramsay's coldtor)te " plant where ha remained antii Sunday when mine of his friends from Alville put op tha amoant and H.trry waa set free. It waa a case oi an out gradge stirred op by too ranch red bovie. MERRIFIELD BU1LD1IID jinECTORY NORTH MAIN STREaTT CONDON OREGON FIRST FLOOR V...,! Ulle... t a, A a I miiwii wi am swiiiiivwr iwvw sui mere appear to oe R jn(, 8. Cox. of Wake, Ark.. Some question about the gamblers writes: Tor 11 year I snffered from v:. , i l ci tow jaanuira. i consoiieu a nninoer u""6 uclf wwu WJ auwgckuw of phyaiciana and tried all aorta of medi in Portland municipal affairs. It cinee, bot got no relief. Then I began i r- v;iK.. line use oi x-iwiric oiiwra bdu leei mai is said Mayor Williams has vetoed j ,m now CQrM of m di(W(l!e MlJlt haH the pool room ordinance. I a in its grasp for twelve years." If job warn nutni mcuiciuo tur urcr and Kidnev troobl. stomach disorder or I general debility, tet blectrto Hitter, it's gaaranteed by all urnggtats. Only 50c INDEPENDENT MEN NEEDED. A trick occasionally resorted to by politicians whose business is to Old Odd Fellow Dead. Samuel P.Garroatte, of Cottage Grove work the public is being played in I Oregon, one of tha oldest 0ld Fellows Chicago, particularly in respect of ,n lh ut. dle recency n California. candidate for tha lpcrinlnturA Tt i .u.f r. , 1852 and remained in g-wd atanding in . ..ou.i "6' th9)rder for mora than 52 years. Tha grabbers need pliant tools. As It writer was present in the Oregon Grand makes no difference what the polit-1 Lodge at Newport two years ags when ical complexion, in a number of the Father Garrontta was present and when lwrialati diatriet nf that cit nn lh" voted h,m tM "teran s Jewel m A a. I winvu 9 vru i a ucohw va rwi aisatai si Jt ounepnncipaipouucaiparuesnas go teart aUndin . The old ... nominated no candiUte. The Re- dressed the Grand Lodge on that - publican and Democratic bosses casion recounting the hardships ha eii- conferred together and agreed to Mored in crossing the plains to Oregon T.,i.K :.. j: in me eariv aays and oi me welcome seeking to insure the election of MBan honr of sore need. Many wet eye men who would be subservieut to laahes were in evidence before the home- them and facile in carryine out w Pech finished and no one prea- their schemes. But in some ever lorget the incident. stances it is doubtful if the Dlan :ti u r..n v . 1 1 oj ujchjiw. n i euoBiun.y, uuw oi Lockiaw. or teUnaa. is canned bv a the nomination by disgusted peo- bacillus or germ which exists plentifully Die of indeiwident and aa HAarlv lnMreela,rt- ltnacUvo so long as pie oi maepeoaent ana as nearly eipo8eti the air when PJlrried as possible non-partisan candl- I neath the skin, as in the wounds caused n.. .!. t u by percussion caps or by rnsty nails, and VIIO OUVIA. MUUIUftW, nUU I fc L. 1 I 1 1 .... it 18 believed will be elected over I roused to activity and prod nee tha most thARnnhi;n.n.m.r.ii ,.wK. virulent poison known. These germs , m lm destraved and all danmr of Inrk. date, has announced the following I jaw' avoided by applying Chamberlain's nlatfnrm I rain Balm freely as soon as tha injury platform "I believe: "1. In citizenship and not par tisanship. "2. That the use of public office for private gain is treason. "3. That a free state is entitled to the unselfish fidelity of every is received. Pain Dalm is an antiseptic and cansee cnts, bruises and like injuries to heal withont maturation and in one- third the time required by the usual treatment. For sale by Jarvis' l'barmacy. Ten Dollars Reward. Strayed : From George Hardie'a sheep I eamn. at had nf Herrinirton Mirnm Lvn r -j.i.., . . I ' o j i iree map ana inai me war lorcivic saddle horses described aa foIJowe: One honesty demands the enlistment of J sorrel horse, blase face, white epota on all patriots." I il,Mt weight about 700 pounds, branded If he means this, and can be de- ? Unf "r0"n "'" ' I al f. SL.a t u a mm .1 1 II penaea on to carry out tnese pnn- mroanA foreton ciples, he ought to be elected. (Armstrong brand) on left stifle. Five Every state needs such men in its dollars reward each for information lead- leeislature. Everv citv ned them ing to their recovery. Address. " J J - l - r it n lis Aniftiil I ... . ' o wuiiwi. i IVimlnn llnonn There has been and is entirely Care Tom Chesher, 4" tnnaVi naafiaartakin V tt. - ..L 1! t. o n 1 K p.n n.nu: : I . Z, V For the next 60 daye. to close oat my political disease. What the peo- atock.I will sell lomher at my mill pie need is men in public life who above Lone Rock at the following prices will do the people's necessary bus- tor C8U ' inMMnhlir nmmnilo .J .lit. Sheathing, per M. 6.50 vw j vhuiwi a piviuLm r a nimi . . . . ' r tf- 1 a?!.- .1... t . U n ru inflexible honesty, regardless of ghpI M . party pressure or tbe selfisH ambi- Best finishing lumber, per M. 18.00 ELITE RESTAURANT R. McKlNNEY. Prop. Check &usara ttii&Uu rirvla Meals at all flours . SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOMS Dr. B. F. Butler Reeldant Dantlat All kind of dental work done at reasonable prices. SECOND FLOOR, REAR ROOMS MERRIFIELD'S STUDIO HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY Permanently located in Condon. Satisfaction gaaranteed. I the: belvedere: I H rSANK WILSON, PROF, f II L.IQUID Refreshments H or the Highest Class I I WINES, LIQUORS, I 1 CIGARS. I if OORNIB MAIM AND IM aT). OONOON, OKUON. 0 Good Meat Is sometimes advertised, but is not always sold. It is dif ferent here. If you patronise 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 modernly equipped; we do ourownbutcheringjour prices are right. What more can we say? Edwards & McBride. THE QUALITY STORE L0RD & COM PAN Y SEEING IS BELIEVING Come and bo convinced that we are offering the best Bargains in Dress Goods Ever shown in GillHam County. They must be sold at some price, as we must reduce our immense stock of Dry Goods. LORD & COMPANY ARLINGTON, OREGON THE QUALITY STORE :LORD & COM PAN Y CONDON WAREHOUSE COMP'Y Our warehouse will be ready in a few days when we will be prepared to receive wheat on storage at reasonable rates. Parties wishing to store their crop should see us before making other arrangements. Customary charges. We are here to give you first-class service. A. S. HOLLEN, Manager. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received for the construction of a bridge across Rock creek, at C. W. Wilson's place, accord ing to the plana and specifications now on file at my office. Bids to be opened November 2, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. m Contract to be given to the lowest re sponsible bidder Each bidder will be required to depieit 6 percent of the amount with his bid. The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids, J. A. McMobris, County Surveyor. tions of professional Oregon Journal. politicians.- Laugh, and you cheat the doc tors. Weep, and they'll s on cheat you. Complain of your ills, and you'll find that the bills begin to accure. sunshine, with seeds of health you'll be blest; but grieve and mope, you will soon take dope, aud the doctors will do the rest The road from the, mill to Lone Rock will be put in first-class condition. W. L. Maixoby. 26d31 P. 0. address. Hard man. Ore Petition for Liquor License. In tbe County Court of the Bute of Oregon for GlllUm County. In the matter of tba petition of Fred Wilmn Envelope your being with ItoraUcenseto sell ipiritaoni, malt and Tlnoaj Iuijuun id ouuocK rrecinci, utuiara uiunty. Oregon, for a period of three month. To the Honorable County CommlMdoner, Court of GUliam County, Oregon. Vte, tbe andenlgned legal voter of Blalock Precinct, Gilliam County, Oregon, respectfully petition that yon iaraa to Fred Wilaon a llcenae "Vt'kW " . ..,,. . . inteu apinraoat, malt ana rlnoai liquor In Why, eaid a member of the a(uiuue. ie than on. uan m nwli, church' board. ''I thought you Work- n OlUiam County, Oregon, for tbe periqd of j 1 f,.r Hm.l- mi J. n .u r"""1 commencing witn me m 0y of - w . a viilU Si tV I NAVAmKAV lOni anil AnJI.Uk Ik. L Jt m "1 do," replied minister, "but I cannot eat souls, February. wa: CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. United Statea Land Office. The Dalle, Oregon, October 4, 11H. A tnfSctent conteit aflldvit baring been filed In this office by Fred Baker, of Condon. Oregon , contoiUnt, against homestead entry No. 9680, made Ang. 27, 1901. for lot 2, ec 30, tp J S, R. 22, W. M. and the SWJ4 andS( SK'4 e c 25, Tp t 8, R 21 E. W. U. by Etta Lynch, Contestee. rhloh it is alleged that the snid EtU Lynch has abandoned said land and failed to live there on, or tocnltirateorimprore the same for more than one year last past and that all stid failures (till exist and that said alleged abrvnee is not dne to service in the a rmy, navy or marine corps of the I'nitud Slates, snid prtius are hereby noti fied to appear, respond and onVr evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a, in. on Nov. 23, 1904, before C. O. Portwood, County Cleik of Gilliam County at his offline at Con don, Oregon, and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m.. on lec. 3, 1901, before the Kxister and Receiver at the United d tales Land Office In Tbe Dalies, Oregon. The ssid contestant having in a proper affi davit, filed Sept. 30, 1904. aet forth facte which show tbat after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be made. It is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given doe aud proper publication. ANNE M. LANG, Receiver. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Iam prepared to furnish plana and specifications for buildings, make oat lumber , bills and famish estimates at a reasonable price. J. A MCMOSRIS. QR.R. K. SMITH, OSTEOPATH. Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville. Mo. Office hoar 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Other boar by appointment. First door west of (ilnbe nfflx CONDON - - OREGON. yAEY BOWERMAN M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office on Summit Street 1st Door West of P.a, CONDON - - OREGON JAZIER & NEWSON, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. X-Ray and all form of Electrical treatment given at office. Office opposite Bank Building. ARLINGTON, - - OREGON ....J if f nnnU If " w- r- C. w. Beachem. . nuu.v. - a K.A. Wallis. W. R. Trnbach. W Hu If V of them the size of yours to make a I Bngbem. Geo. uavi. j. h. Butler, square meal." Send No Money OKLT TOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ForSampUt of Cloth, Bio. ar $14.50' Toi Medal TeOort aa-n nud at. vortoaas, ox. Plse mention this paper. J. A. Febrenbacher, William H. Fehrenbacher, 8. & Osborn, F. A. Kollaa, S. O. DiUaboy. C. P. Pollard, C E. PolUrd, John Solvester, J. T. Teft, W. L Fletcher, H. M. Lloyd, M. E. Ayers, J. J. Fehrenbacher, O. Parrlsh, W. R. Baker. William 8mlth, A. K. HcWilliam. i. D. Phillips. W. L, Phillips, Wm Head, H. Batcher, W. McKinney, A. M. Erhart. To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given that tbe andersigned, Fred Wilson, will on tbe th day day of November, 1904, apply to the Honorable Coanty Court of Gilliam County, Oregon, for a llcenae to seU at retail, In quanti ty less than one gallon, spirituous, malt and vinous liquor In the precinct of Blaloek, In aid Gilliam Coanty , Oregon. FRED WILSON. CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United Statea Land Office. Tbe Dalle, Oregon, Sept 15,1904. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed, In this office by George T. 6pencer,contestant, ol Condon, Oregon, against homestead entry No. 11195, made July 3, 1901 for 8E4 8W, Bees, E'4 NVIJ4, NEv4iJW4eC7,Tp 4 o.. Range 19 by James D. Lockard, Contestee, In which it Is alleged tbat the said contestee has wholly aban doned the said tract for more thin six months last past, and baa failed to Improve or cultivate tbe same as required. by law and that such aban donment on the part of the contestee is not due to service in tne army, navy or marine coi of tbe United State during time of war: parties are here by notified to appear, respond and offer eridencetonching said allegation at 10 o eioea, a. m. on tN-tnoer 2X, 1904, before C. 0. rortwood, County Cleik of Gilliam County, at nis oraee at Condon, Oregon, who is authorized to take the testimony In the above case at that lime ana place and that final bearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on November 8.1904. rxv fore tbe Register and Receiver at tbe United 8tate Land Office In The Dalle Oregon. The said contestant bavin, in a rvroner sfflrts. vit, filed August 31. 1904. set forth facta which show tbat after dne dellgence personal service of tbis notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be vlvmi hv duo and proper publication. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register. pAKMANA PARKER ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW Careful attention to all legal business entrusted to our eare. Offices at Condon and Arlington. D. R. Parker, o. W. Parman, CONDON, ORE. ARLINGTON, ORE, ENDRICKS & BOWERMAN ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW Practice In all the Courts,' V. 8. Commissioner in Condon office. Final proof and filing taken. Office at Condon and Fossil. Jay Bowerman, H. H. Hendricks, Condon, Ore. Fossil, Ore. Treasurer's Notice. All coanty warrants registered prior to Sept. 1,1903, will be paid npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceasea after April 8, 1904. . VV. Moore, Treasurer of Gilliam coanty, Oregon. School Clerk's Notice. All school warrants of School District No. 0, Gilliam Coanty Oregon, register ed prior to February 8, 1904, are now payable npon presentation at my office. Interest ceases after April 12, 1904. P. H. Stephenson, School Clerk. Moore & Golden. GASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and is fresh, clean and up-to-date. GROCERIES : FRUIT '. VEGETABLES All fresh and good to eat. Call and get our prices. SPRING STREET, C8XD0N, OREGON: FALL AND WHITER MILLINERY DRESS HATS, STREET HATS Latest Styles, Best Quality., Miss Catherine Grki.ver. JUST IN qynrirwvnnAnnnJvuvrinnnrtnjnn e v Tiirnniinnti s Q-2ffaZm i iucdv da nil r7IJ unnii I BERT RAMSAY. PROP. J Hpecial attention to team f L l il I I uwa nnu rareioi unrers. MP ' j xrt CHOP FEED FOR SALE. CONOON, OREGON. JWfJIJIJJIJJlXtSSitJVIVJW LOST VALLEY LAND AUD LUMBER CO. iNOOimRATkl.) Manufacturara of and Daalara In Rough and Dressed Lumber, Telephone Poles, Posts, Wood Etc. Rough Lumber per M. 110.00. Ship Lap per M. 11600. Flooring, 1st cUbs, 125.00. Flooring 2nd class $17.50. Five per cent, off for cash. Condon Yard at Interior Planing Mill. J. A. McMorris. Agt. F. Mf. PLITER. Manager. Lost Valley, Ore. Complete line of Fall and '.Vinter MILLINERY DRESS AND STREET H MISS DORA DOWNING Corner Spring and Oregon Streets Condon, Oregon. ALBERT DAMS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Our Livery Stock is First class. Best attention to Boarding Stock. Your Patronage Solicited. SPRING STREET, CONDON. WALL PAPER LATEST DESIGNS FASHIONABLE PATTERNS Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobsaB to tuateaial and labor. W. A. DARLING. WOOD FOR SALE. For good dry 16-inch wood go in to the mountains by, way of De Ford's place to FAIR'S WOOD CAMP, on the Adams place in up per Lost Valley. Good roads. 28tf. Fair Bros., 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. bseil .2:30 P. M. J. W.Jackson & Co.. Props. Forest Reserve serin for sale. L. VV. Darling. A 200-acre farm for sale. Six rear's time. L. VV. Darling. CITY LOTS and fl6REflOB Now is the time to Invest in city property as prices are bound to advance napidly in the near future. Condon promises to equal Pendleton in population within the next five years and opportunities for investors are un excelled in the Pacific Northwest. Make Your Selections at 0nG0. Enquire of J. E. LANCASTER. PLdMBING And Pipe Fittings of all kinds done on short notice. We carry all necessBary supplies for this work. MACHINIST WORK. Having installed a power lathe I am now prepared to do all kinds of machine work on short notice. Work which you for merly had to send to Portland can now be done here at a great saving of time and transportation charges. NEW STOCK TIN AID CRAKITE WARE JUST III. E. T. HOLLENBECK, Shop and Store North Main Street, CONDON, OREOON. SAY! Do You Know that We Carry One of the Largest Htorks of 0 ports In th County f We can supply yon with any article from a shoestring to a threshing machine. Ask, write or 'phone for what you want. WE CARRY Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnish ings, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Wagons and Farm ing Implements. Call and inspect our goods and get our prices. .We want to show you that we can save you money on what yon need io buy. Keys & Cushing, Mayville - - Oreeon.