CONDON
GLOBE.
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CONDON. ORKGON. TIIUKSDAY. FEBRUARY" 8. 1900.
NO. 47.
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Accidentally Killed.
Mrs K I I 'it ii it and Mr. Fred Cornell
received telegram Wednesday morn
liitf of Uct wtirk K'riltiK them of the
death a( their father, Mr.- K Keisnr, Nil
old and reflected resident ol Cottage
Urove mill former realdent of this
county. The ladle left the earns morn
ing fur Cottage drove to attend (lie fu
neral mii lii not rt-lurn until Tuesday
evening.
Tim Oregonlan give tit follnalng
mriimlar of Hi) dehWeble accident
which canned Mr Kulxnr'a deat h !
"Kull Kelsur e ! 1 ami killed lliii
evening I'll' coming home tin tli
Oregon A Hmitheaetern Knilrotul by a
gun In tin hand nf Walter Filler, alio
U eald In have been it run a. Fnlev
very prowl uf a tie rapid Are gun he
had jii.t jiurchaaed, and nnirJ It at
different Miunicr. on the train. lie
a ur if ii to delt ami flually eat down
hv t'if ule of Mr. Keimir.
It la raid tbe weapon nt accidentally
rilsehargcd. Tim hall went through Mr.
Keiaur'a Ml hand and atomai'lt and
lodged under heart, lit wa brought
Iiimih and died shortly afterward, ,
A warrant ha 1eti rwn unt fur
Foley, li'H he ha iml aa yt leen cap
tured. When lie a a lai eeii, da tald
lit wan going to l,atham to txy over
nlirlit, and will, no doubt. Ik In tin
hand of Countable .Maine In a rliort
liiii,
Mr. Keller wa an old and honored
reehtctA of tlii nlaet. lit liad lieen
keeping a teiarding houe np rilmrp'a
creek, n Hit Hohemla road, for a few
yar, and thereby able to keep
himelt and wile, lie aUey had a
good wont, a amile end a warm (Ire lor
Ma gncti,nd will siotly mimed, tin
wm almot 70 rear of age, nd left an
tfed wile and aeveral children.
Foley la well konan here, lie ha
le-en an esfeemive drinker for ome
iniiiillm,"
Congregatlonallats Will Build.
It wa deflnitelv decided by (he iiiem
her nf the tlongr. gKt'onn.1 church Unt
Snii'lHV that the org, ill I ion will erect
a handHiuie new church hiiilitlng during
the coimnK iiiniin'r. The nmlier haa
CITY BRIEFS.
A.J. Jennl'itf, of Olfi. a in town
Monday. "
The fluent tin - f Dlaiiioiid In tharliy
at tha (mdon Jewlry fHnra.
Itny your laili t g from Condon
llrng Co. Thry liava tha beat.
Yon will aava money Imyinif ymr
watchea ami Jewelry at the Condon Jew
elry atora.
Win. Stewart, a well knon aheep
man uf Lne Itiak, waa in town during
tha week,
. Dr. VVimd reporti tha advent of
dauirhterat tha homa of W. E. Fos,
lait Kainrday morning.
Cutout tha cnu i m a in II. W. Paul
ing' ad on hack ag thla week. Eaoli
one la worth 10c caah.
Ladlgea it Palmer ripened their new
Mloorl Monday night in the new hnild
I riu erected fur them lieit Ut Earharl'a
furniture (torn,
Khea Hroa., former proprietor of the
(in raitaurmit, clneed a deal Satnrday
for tha rale of tha entahliahment to U
I'arrl.h and John M. llillingalr.
In thla Uaue uf tha (ilohe Jlldga Ihltin
annoitucea Ilia imndidary for re-election
to the i.TU-e of runnty Judge, which he
ha filled fur trie pa.t four jeara.
J. A. Kandall. i. Merrifleld and
Win. Maple aenl to Pendleton Wednew
Uy to attend a meeting of tha diatrict
convention of the K. "f I. L'ulge.
Hev. II. A. (ireau. who hat lieen at
aiting Pactor Mount with the Itafitirt
revival meeting, went t L"ti Rok
Wedneailav to liegin eerie uf meeting
theie.
, The meetinif at, the llaptiat church
are atlll heing held and are attended hi
large crowd. Uv. C. P. Baily I ei
ivected In a day or two to ait the
pator,
Mr. and Mr. Harvey L. (jilaon. of
Wheatland, Cliforoia,' arrived Friday
t vUit il eimer, Mra. II. W. Ilartman.
They will prolmlily Imate here permanently.
June A. McMorrl. preat nt Incnmlajnt
uf the ii ill n 'y nrvy'ir'a utflce, haa an
nuunced himaelfa a candidate for the
Humiliation fur re-election, ilia card
been under cm.ideratlun lor eon..- time j p.WHt, in ,M, SMle,
. ,, A meetinu will lie held in the Baptiat
known fur rerla n thai the plana could ..... f i n.i
, ill church Fridxy evening, February 0th,
lie carried out. Plan have already lie n j . . . . ..
prepared and it ia hu,H..t f et work; ...ent All
trted on the tritctur at an early j
The plana provide for luovimr the I l'r''i,'"
prevent hnildintf hack and awinging It!
around to the north where It will he re
uiixleleil and joineil to the new edifice
end fitted np for a lecture and Sunday 1
achmd room with a kuclu-n and dining
rojim In the rear. The new part will he!
naed aa an auditorium and will have a,
eating capacity of 2"0 and the lecture J
room will aeat half that nnmlier. Tlie ;
two room will h divided ty folding j
door and on oocanlon the two may lie .
thrown touef her Th imjirovementa
will coat aliont "fcnd when coin!
pleted it will lie one nf the nint hand;
mine church building In thla aectinn nf
the etate.
frieuila uf that movement are invited to
Not a Gambling House.
' Memher of the Commercial Clnh are
cnn.iderahlv ainnipd end at, the aaine
time .nmewhat indienant over certain
liRKple etortea which are helng clrcnhit
ed ai-onnd tow n to the effect that numb
linn I permitted in the r.lnb ronm and
that it. tk tho intention t ln"tall a bar.
Cln'unen aae that ' while they do n"t
know jut where the fnle report ortjri.
nated it I certain that all auch Moripa
are the outgrowth of eltber Ignorance or
pure malice it, lielntr well known that
nnder the bv-law which were adopted
bv the memberahln at an open meeting
ot the club, all auch practices are atrict
ly prohibited.
REAL ESTATE LOAU
AND INSURANCE
OFFICE OF
EARLE M. BEVIS
W. 0. BrUtol, of Portland, who waa
recently nominated for the poaltion of
United 8ltea Dietlet Attorney fur the
Oregon diatrict he been made the aotf
Ject of tentlonal charge and it I
prohal.le hi appointment mill not lie
coo firmed by the aeiiete. He I charged
with nnprnfeaalonal conduct in having
demanded and received fee from both
partiealne rae In the federal court.
Henalor Fulton la reported aa be.ng
auainat the confirmation of Briatol and
it il intimated from Wahington that be
may not even be allowed to reign bat
that he ma be anminarily removed.
A aerie nf evangelic in meeting will
commence at the Coniiregtional church
either tieit week or the week following
when Rev. Frank A. Miier, the noted
inglng evannelUt, wili l here to aa
it thenar tor. Rev. Clapp, of Forei-t
t Jrove, It al0 eiptxted to fie preaent.
Rev. Miller recently cloaed. n terlei of
meetinga at Kennewick. Wahlngton,
when more than 100 convert were ad-
ded to the church.
An Arlington young man bmniiht hi
girl homefrom prayer ineetinu.They were
leaning over the iiate when ehe aaid;
"Yon maet not Imagine that I wonld
conaent to layonr wife almply becaitae
I have let yon ki me". . "Oh, of
eonrae not," ne repnea, -dui i wian
you'd tell me aomething. Are you let
tin me kiea you hecanae yon. like it, or
merely hacatiee you want the practice"?
Take roar prescriptione to Condon
Drug Co, and have them filled by an ex
perienced pharmacist of twenty-one
year mnetant eierience. Thev don't
have t auliaittnte. They are equipped
with the bet line of drnua total found
in any nrugatore n caau-rn uregon
For the trnthfiilne of thla statement
yon may auk your dm-tor. !
F. R. Petti tt, diatrict organier fur the
Woodmen of tha World, will be in Con
don end addre a public meeting at the
Woodmen hail thit evening at which
time Condon Camp will give another
d their delightful evening to member
and Invited friend. A emoker.will lie
a eocial baton thi evening..
Doy yonr drug from Condon DrngCo.
They carry the bent.
J. II. Downing wai eeriooalv ill Sun
day bat I now reported better. Mrs.
Downing wa at Salem with her daught
er. Mra. Dora Croeaan. who haa been er-
lontly ill. She returned Tuetday.
R. M. Roger, who hat held the po
sition of chief depnty in tbe eherifTa
office for the pat four year, annonncea
hia candidacy In thla 1mu for the office
of her iff, (abject to democratic role.
The Information come to the Globe
through the Cloverdale (Tillamook
coonty) Courier, that Dr. W. T. B-own,
formerly of thla city, it now locatf
there end that a daughter waa recently
born to Dr. and Mra. Brown.
Why not own ome property In Con
don? (Jet in and eecore vour location
before the tpring rnh. Yon can tha
eeve yonr money at well at make a prof
itable investment. Condon Townaite
Co., Carter and Ciongh, Agent.
Andrew Ureiner waa in town Monday
from Mayvllle precinct. He bee juat
had completed a fine water well on hie
land on the atane road and is highly
pleased with the resojt. The well is
2C3 feet deep and the supply is Inei
haoatible. Ed Palmer, one of the moat
snccetmfal well drillers in Oregon, did
the work.
Clifford Ackiey, who started tbe East
ern Oretron Star at Foeail a few months
ago, haa sold bis plant to J, E. Ad ra
in, n, of the Wheeler County News, who
will remove the ontSt to Mitchell and
add it to hi preaent plant. Mr. Ackley
went to Pendleton Saturday where he
will look for an opening in the printing
bncine. . . . ,
W. L. Barker went to Portland Mon
day to spend a week or ew with Mrs.
Barker and their little daoghter wbo
are there nnder tbe care of Dr. L. B.
Smith. Both are reported to be improving.
The Quality Store
Inventory Sale
Every piece of Dress Goods in tbe bouse reduced from 50 to 20 per
cent. '
Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing at 25 per cent off regular prices.
E.. W, Moore ia about, to lanneli a
Hitinctlv new enterpriae In Condon.
H ha. nt received a eomnMa con
aitrnment of real live Miaaouri 'rn.anma
from that Mate and will start a 'pua.nm
farm in hia back yard e're the robin
pet. airain. The eiHon animal are
now on exhibition In Moore A Gulden's
etore and they w'nk mk bl'nW t, "tran
ger in a way a though there is some real
diffurence b"tveen MiconriRn and Or
eironlnna. Hunt hern paper are reqeHted
not. to copv thi Item as Condon ia not
hi. Ml ni for an exodus nt immigrants
from the black belt.
$100,000
TO LOAN
On vimmI RphI Katnte
ceurttv iM-tore
MAhCH 1st.
... AiiiiuhI InU-rvwt
WHEAT AND STOCK RANCHES
FDR SALE.
IninraiKM) In t)ie tKinlaut comianle
EARLE M. BEVIS
Ilwrkdr RliH-k
Condon, Ort'non
R, L. HUNT
Manager
A line of Ladies' Shoes, values $2.00 to 14.00 at $1.00 the pair.
Ladies' Fur Boas and Four in Hands at 25 per cent off.
Ladies', MisgesT, and Childrei.s' Coats ; and Jackets, 2a per cent off
regular prices.
MenV Youths', Boys', and Childrens', Hats and Caps at Give-a-way
prices.
Condon
Drug Co.
A lot of odds and .ends in Men's, Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear
V at one-half regular price.
Ladies' Waists in all materials at 25 , per cent off marked price
Reuietuber we give you a Phonograph with every $25 purchase for
cash, bo call for your coupons with every cash purchases.
We guarantee these machines to produce as
good music as any $25 mach
ine on the market. ,
Your neighbor likes
OLYMPIC FLOUR
You will, too.
BUY PURE WHITE DIAMONDS
A yellow diamond i worthl-m tf von evir want to rttnoe tf tt. The fluent line of Pure Diamonds
Holld Unld and Killed Watche. Mullen' Hiid U'iit8' Ring". I'hatm, Chfm,
Uicket. Unk Button, and Carmen Kracelet.
Ituy vnur dtnmnnd Innne.and hiive them mounted to pleaiie you riirht Ht home. Huve your
'itlamnnd and Bold riiiRS welRhcd to you then you know what yoH got for your money.
CALL AND COMPARE
mv Kood and prtcen with othent and buy your Chrlutma
elit where everybody elaaduea, at....
Williams New jeweler
PROPST BUILDING. N. MAIN STREET.
ButUfiu'tton Kiiiiranteed or your money refunded. 1 am here to stay
A full and complete line of staple and fancy Groceries always in stock.
Also Crockery, Glassware, Granite and Tinware, Garland
Stoves and Ranges. Shelf Hardware, Wag
, oils, Buggies and Farm Im-
ments.
LORD CO.,
ARLINGTON, OREGON
WANTED
Barley,
Oats,
Rye
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And J
sg3- Wheat 9
' ' of course
Rolled Barley j I
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OUR SPECIALTIES
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Ask about our exchange plan.
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COXE.ON, OREGON
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