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THE COIIDOll GLOBE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBfH ai. I WOO
THl- OKHCIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
"' w a t vt r. r
til
OBITUARY.
In from' Mutuey
Mrn.W. 1. Wlteox In
tins wi'i'k.
Mn. .F, W. Hire win
Monday.
Mr. K. II, Moo're; of Mayvlllo" precinct,
w i 1 1) town Monday.
fpclKkSMlon A ltoucri bad 0.1 bend of
h-ir-usi in tlio tiitrn lunt nlht.
Jim Dunn Iim about recovered from
Itiv lei.'IMlt lilne. -
iif i.ii lli.tm a renorted very imit'li
1;. in r yesterday.
Jut. Harbin I hei tt ck from
Purlin ml on a liiminmiB trip.
Mr. mul Mr. C. W, Palmer Imvo both
Veil wrlonuly III the 'Ht '''
Mr. Jap lodnii of Olcx win reported
-very lu Sunday wiih typlioia lover.
N-Uu Vlity.oiifit.l. of 0!. i th
.'.'nick lint with symptom of typhoid.
M. Mm. W. J. Smith" ero l'
. . . I... . . . m 1. .... Ml. t.
, imm .-,,v.lli ..v...
II. V I I. it.
Ml. Miry MuM.H'k retarded Hunday
(mm nleaaant lit llh 1'tltl.lieUJIk
' - - .
. ftlrii'lf.
iir ilii.Ui.n U linre from TliO : Ihille
i.Hjkiiii; alter hi buahie luwret In
' this county. ,
Mr i.T. U. Johnson, who Is suffering
I,om typhoid, In BttliiI llf 8 we'd "
sum be. expected.
lr. MiiMh, of . lh i'"mJ tiHHarHa
.Jlonpltal, Portland, i hero this week
Im.-Mi'S after Dr. (iiillette.
Mic Drunk Cooney mul Mgl
Mu.l.l.H-k are attending: the Wislurx'
.ht-lioi.it Hi lemnei'jii mm nuivv..
C. W. Whit fame l f'i Pupprsaek
s,ii.i..iuy evenlnu. Mr Whit says hi
jaihtV health 1 lin proving rapidly late-
. iy- ".'."".
C!,;u.U Karhart returned Sunday from
.'. n trip U Arlington l"nf and lleppner.
Mr, l.urharl mny deol.lo to riiumiu in
l)U.ii;i i at Iohb in thi ?r fmure.
I. W. Darling hor) 'U which
- Vlit-l lorSatlllday M . ""HponO'i !
Monthly.-.Tli demand fur horse not
IcitiC jfiKHl hut ftiw animal aero sold.
P. It. Ktcphensoit viaituil ' ilrn Wil
klnmn White, of I'npt'rwk, llm flrl of
tin woek nl nUnghUire-l pruirio chkk
i im nii'i Juck rshhlt gftloroi
K. 1). ml It. nl their
f,i..,tlies. mni U Phelln.nn, rrive.l
1.,. m MiourTu'lrty to loenlw. I'or
tin (.r. wnt tfi'rty r tPPin on ,,,B
li'iwniiijt t nirli.
Hartman.
Willinin ftnH Uiirtmaii, nn M'-
i Mr. a ......I lliit tmiiti.. of iii'iir tlil
eliy.'dlHil .on Thndy, Novunher 22. j
llllirt, of tioniplitinUon Of (liwftHCK, BftM
n illneHH ollivu weekii' ditrnlinu, fied
2j yenri", I) inontlin nd H dny.
'11,0 mil'Ji'ct of tli i c BkBteh wan horn nt
iok lint Whtmilimd, Oiilif"rnii, Kriiruary it,
IH75. In 1H:I the Hiirtiiiiin hi'nily lrt
tlinir fjiinny Soiithent homo to try their
f.n-tuneH In' tho tlien frontier cdiinlryif
KmtUirn Oregon. They topil I"
time nenr WhkIoii, UiiiiUiIIii county, hut
In I8K5 they fiinilly Bellied III this wtu
bhrbood, wlieru tliey hnv ref.id.id mul
where they liro reeitgniftid ono oi.the
tn.iHt hlifhly rertpeme-i fumilen. H'1
Will irn to manhood, mid her", by in-
diiHtry and pertievernncc, he hii'l nneiiny
iiiiiii niiiluled iMinldernble properly mi'i
i.,., I ,.,,.., in hii retrtirdud II ono ol th
hindliti yonnu hiriite of tho county
I lo wild mnrried ou Kebrimry 15, 1 !)!), to
Minn Uerthrt M.-lJunlettt, n highly repeel
d young htdy of tho neighborhood, mid
tli.ir fniuro b bright mid foil of hope
itnd promlne, when, in lhe utretigth of
his young ilmtihoosl, bo niricRn
down nnd curried by nineen IihikI nrrof
theUreitt Divide' which lies j'lat ft liUJw
any heyond the ftin'set of life.
To bin young wife, ".widowed while yet
a bride, to hi hciutdiroken pureiilH,
who felt tlnitthey needed him to eotnfoit
thi'lr deelliiin'g yeiim, mid to bin br.itherH,
w-l'th whom ho nlwtiyn win favorite,
will g forth the cftrnout lytnpiilliy of h
hoxt (rf friendrt.
The funeral occurred on Hutnrdny nt
2:0 I', M. ahd largely attended, the
m-rvice beitigeoliducted by Rev. Kdward
C'urrnn, of thin plnie. . '
Harefortl Calvo3.
K, V. Weir returned the llrnt of the
week from North Yakima, where he
purchased two fiill-blooiMierefurdvBlvn',
n bull and heifi-i'. : Tliey were bought
from A. J. KplaWn, of North laklma.
Tliene were taken out to hid Mayville
stock ranch. Th young stock are regin-
tcted and will be duly tranufcrred to Mr,
Weir in n fewweeko.- Mr. SVelr now had
on Ii'ih ranch one of the fluent band of
lien ford vattle to the state, coimiHting
i,l ::t lipud. Tim Mavvliio coitniry id
well iidiioled for ftock. Mr, Weir bar
t'i.tnil IwoiToi. of allalfiimitl a goo.l
third crop Is being pant'ired lliltj winter.
Arlington lodepeinlcnt,
Six Frightful Failure.
Si trrilile failures of six different
doctors nearly Kent in II. Mullen of.
Lockland, ()., lo an Parly grave. All
aid he hud tt fatal lung tronbhi and
that he niut soon die. lint he was
urged to try Dr. King's 'e Discovery
for CotMiniiption. After taking five
hollies he was entirely cured. It is pos
itively guaranteed lo cure all il'meai-pM of
Throat, Chest mid Lungs, including
Cough, Colds, La Grippe, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Anthnia, Hay tever, Lroup,
Whooping Cough, fillc and $1 00. Trial
bottles free at Condon Ding Co.'.
Stricken With Insanity.
Arlington Independent, Nov. 23.
Kred llunsel, of Ulex, was in town
yesterday evening, having been necom-
puiiied hy (Jrant Wa.le and II, D. Ran'
dall. The first named is confined at the
Hotel (Irando, snfl'ering from mental
aberration, and ia awaiting ihe action of
the county o.-urt. Up to this morning
nothing has Iwii d..ne in the matter
eee.t ihe notification of the county
Indue, who imtrtteU'il that he ix lieiu
ti'in b.-i'Hiiie so t.ik'h' lh.it, Isovtmberj
(i, ;Wh be w a elected Previ.Jefrt of the
United sjltiiteii.' Nosoofit-r had he taken
his seat than the southern states liegan
their Icng-threntened attempt to accede
Iroin the Union. .There followed, as yon
all know, a long, disastrous war. Noth
ing could so text a president' integrity
ud capability. Ihlt Abraham -Lincoln
hrnvitil rdimI to the eriais. While Hie
war was still going on Mr. Lincoln wan
reelected president, lie said, he didn't
suppose tho people wanted to swap
horses while they were croasinn a river.
After finding all other means failing, he
broke Ihe hack ; the Southern Confed
eracy by issuing his decree of Kmanci
palion of the Negro. This was one ol
the grandest of recorded human nets and
one of the great turning points in the
world's history. The later events ol ins
career are familiar to us nil.
Abraham Lincoln.
Oration delivered by Miss Liila Clarke
at Public School Literary tjociety, o
vemher 10, 1'JOO.J , '
Mk. pHRirimr, Laoirs AvntiBN-n.Kns,
I have chose the life of Abraham Lincoln
as my tnbj.'et. I think his is one ol the
grandest of all the presidents' lives
life which by Its very simplicity, hon
esty and moral courage will leave its
Influence as long as'the world stands.
"Abraham Lincoln was bom in Har
din county, Ivy., February 12, WY3,
few years after which hi father moved
to Indiana, the family floating dow n the
Ohio river on a rrift. Brought up In the
most humble condition of life he re
ceived but I'lUle education in his youth
and this little was due to his own in-
tcllisicnce and nerievcrance. Abraham I
" i ..t.i:,.
i- I ,.. .,. a.,, I una pnm. I'lllioc.
I1"" . 1... . ...... ., ,,; ,!
. . . n .... . ..u,A.n,.iT l.nr, and l.tH
RierilUK Il'imatv .... i.v ...
Mintrv to the last, lie restored me
Fine Groceries for Winter
pclled to help support his fathei
ilv, by the hardest of manual labor.
t i . i. , , .li.I r.t iiiulAnrira liliti I.'-
i.. 1...,- '. kftnwl,l.V and even ' National authoritjr and Sacrificed his life
atl.,d;iur l.a ui.Pi.i hU evt-nintf ', i acconip
i in . r,,v. warm uarlor "Over thlrty-three years
mrlii loir cabin wh eh he hiniHell ''"'"
IslllflCllt.
have passed
! since Ahranaui Lincoln wa shot down
Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
1900 Pack.
Thanksgiving
Goods.
Teas and
Coffees
Succofa; fi,
f:ie.
Afiira.
(Jhrrttfi;
iVilf, l'rano, Co
grfta, r.cffc, Tutiifttoesi
liiifiibiTrieU, 8tnuv berries".
(.5 rapes, rWhi.'X I'inP Arpl(; Ktc
J'RKFKKHKi) STOCK Onro used ftf
v.'t5'( tisefl. Try it ttn J trt- (MiWineeil.
Crd iti'srnCs, ('itron, Lemon find Orangrr
Poel. N'ow in tho fi uf(? for tlio prudent
houflewifo t preparo for TfiankKgHing and
our store in the pluco. ' Call and see n.
- We carry tlio finest line of theso goods to
be found in tho county.' '
IJiiy your Ta and Coffee here and, yotl
will always drink the beat- That's sure,
filled
i.-.i i...t...i i imil.l ,.d l,v Dim litfht of 'an incident which
,iu fn il.i. un l. Htted With horror and sadness
himsellfof life that hfl lliado him
immortal. While very young his great
ambition wa for a public career. He
became much interested in law. One
of the first book that interested him
was ''The Statute of Indiana." After
remlinz them henever let a law book
Shaw.
Jiirp At hi home on Beeeher Flat,
Sunday, Hoe-mUtr 2 IIKW, David Shaw
aged iiliout 00 year. ' '
Deceased was an old resident of thi
county and wb highly respected, lie
was a veteran of the civil war and was
fir soul) tim t a prisoner at An-iifsoi-villi',
lie leaven a wife, two son and
two daughter to mourn his loss.
Th interment took place Tuesday In
th Condon cemetery.
life, he said, was his mind so completely
nbnorlieil. But from these he did not
get the idea of iK-coming a lawyer in
f,.t i unit ihrntii'li a friend nririiitf that
here a few days awaiting development. , it ot.cllrr(!1i ttl tl.atsuch a profession
Mr. Randall e pressed It a in opinion
that the mn should lie confined, as
there is no question ol hi mental Con
dition. . ,
thi country
An announce
ment had Iwen made that President
Lincoln and General Oant. with their
wives, would visit Ford's theatre, April
14, 18(3. General Grant was obliged to
go away and could not accompany the
President. That night the theatre was
.-foii-dnd. Lincoln's (mix was decorated
,1 , I!,.., I. .iail,M tltP Itf.V HtMXtt
pashiol. At twenty-lour years oi age j O.clo).ki rrolnLty locating Lincoln'
i Kmi'm into the noKSesslon of a set of I a..,,, l.nt. it una sntmoscd through enri
Blackstones, the reading of which gave
him an inspiration. Never in hi whole
P. H. Stephenson,
HeliuMi
Merchant.
IIO.MI.STKAIUCUS
ATTKNTIONS I
i t,.-, r: ikiiv iv 111 nublinh vour
n.i.il nriM.f . notice for 2.50.5
now pay i(7.50. Who"
reridv to inako proof nsk tlio
. . .
j.rtt.d OIllOO oIllCialM tO KOII'l
f! your 'notice to this paper that
j yon . may : avo this uionoy.
?, Piv.) dollars savml.itt thta way,
l it U'tter than 5.00 camel
"loiJ
tailing 40 cent wheat; ito
t2 tmn-h fawicr you know. Call
at thta ollieo and we will toll
voi.t all about it.
d u-j i n artrvruuii uvaruvvoru'
"
Kl llartman arrived from Shedds,
Linn county, Friday, being called homo
by the sd death of hi 'brother, mention
l(f which I made elsewhere in thi issue.
A number of fine hado tree have
been plained along our streets lately.
Had thi work been attended to ten
venrs ago Condon might now lie a cool
'and fchady a a sylvan nook. Better
hits) than never, however,
John Harrison, the ell known atoek
iMi.i. of Thlrlymile, was in town Tueiday
Mr. Harrison i out of tho sheep busi
nom for tho present having recently sold
ID-Hi head to .Lime Simpson, of Clacka-
untv. and tho remainder ol his
bund to Frank Armstrong.
S. P.. 'Baxter, ol the Ut-onu ofllce, left
Mou lav for Pendleton where Jie will
visit a few days, cat soma Thanksgiving
turkey and, incidentally, soo hi best
plil. Thi I 8am' flrnt pleasure trip in
a long time and bo hud hi mind made
up for a gala week wheil be left homo.
An attachment ha boon issued by
Win. Key & Son, of Mayville, ngainet
the Miiyvillo Drug Co. Hheritr Wilcox
tcrvol the writ yesterday but later the
niaiter was adinsted and settled between
. I, , v., ilea Interested. Tho Store bus
iiccn dosed however nnd May villa peo
j,lu will now buy their drug in Condon.
Mrs. J. F. (iulletlo, who wa attacked
last week with typhoid symptoms, wa
taken to the lood.amariliBi hospital at
i'.tl..nd on Tuesday. Mr. U. li. Arm-
Pining accompanied hor as far H Arling
ton uud saw her safely aboard the train
for Portland. The patient stood the trip
f.rul rut mid her many friends hope that
hor recovery may bo a speedy 01:0.
Dim! Biffl Bang!
Roy F.hberl and William Campbell,
two well known fanner who reside Ju
north ol tow n, engaged in a fistic encoun
ter Monday afternoon ou the sidewalk
in front ol the Hudson Pharmacy 011
Main street.
From report gleaned on the ground
lust after the cessation of hostilities, the
light was a fair one and nobody interfer
ed.
The first round wa a straight stand-
up-aiid-kiiock-il-to-'im and, the bystand
er say, lasted about 10 minute.
Round two wa a clinch In which
Campbell' went down without punish
ment and" in the thud one or both the
belligerent went into tlio big show win
dow of the Hudson Pharmacy, wrcckiii g
the same bevond recognition.
The fourth ronud was an all 'round
breakaway (or breath and, o far a wo
could learn, the wrap stopped hcrt
with honors about even
Just then thu marshal hove In sight
and, gathering both belligerent beneath
his broad and brawny wing, Ins brought
1 1. l,r,iv.a before Recorder May who
said. "A V and costs.
So far as we could learn the cause of
the collision was a cow a deceased cow
ti'lil I'MllCV lied her eiiiinitement with
Canu-bcll' herd a few day ago and
whose can-as Campbell carried to a
canyon contiguous to the course by
which the water come to F.Wrt's and
Dull Rice' spring1). F,bUrt remonstrat
ed witli Caii.pbell by asking him to re
move the carcass and Campbell remon
dlralod uguiusl this suggestion by trying
lo remove Kbliert and then and there
they went at It mid there you are.
Tho School Literary.
It wa the good fortune of the writer
to 1 present at tho literary society,
which I conducted by the pupil of the
Condon public school, on last Friday
evening, and it gives n nleasnre to testi
fy to (he high quality of work which Is
Pinna don bv that organisation.'
It happened, on the evening in ques
tion, that neither of the teacher were
present, am, th orderly and dignified
...ani.r In which the tirwcedinus were
conducted speak volumes for the pupils
ThH debate wa tho nrincipal feature of
the evening and ech one of tho dosen 1
or o speaker showed by their remarks
that the question had been carefully
studied ami prepared. The Ul.orns be
lieves that there are boys and girls now
taking their tlrs.t lessons in pnhlic speak
ing in the rVbool Literary Bociety who
will be heard of later in life in matters
pertaining to the progress of the world,
and whom Coudon and Oregon will then
delight to honor ami to claim a their
illustrious son and daughter.
wn wlihln hi reach. Ho aire pled the
suggestion, and devoted most of his time
for til next three or four year to legal
reading. Ho wa admitted to the bar in
18:J0, ami commenced hi practice at
Springfield, Iliiuoi. Hi career as a
law yer was remarkable in many way.
When a client came to him, bis urst
effort wa to arrange mutters, if possible,
to avoid suit. Ho once aid: 'Dis
courage litigation. Persuade your neigh
bor to compromise whenever yotl ran. j
Never Btir op litigation. A worse man
tan scarcely be found than one who doe
this." In all bin arguments he meant
the jury should see that be wa right,
and lor thi reason he never used a w ord
thn dullest could not understand. He
oaity. At ten liootli eniereu me uu
and, while perfect stillness reigned
throughout the honse, a shot was heard,
which ended the life of one of the grand
est men our country ha ever known.
A life whose memory will be ever
eacred .
To all w ho love their noble country.
He was a man whose like the world
again shall never see.
- To vex with blauie or praite,
The land mark that attest nia
bright, brief reijjn
Are battle, out the pompxJ
gala day.
Fall and Winter Goods.
Largest and Best Line in Gilliam County,
Winter Underwear, Overcoats
Mackintoshes, Ulsters Etc.
A Village BlacKmtth Saved His Lit
tle Son' Lire.
Mr. H. II. Pdack. the well known vil
lage blacksmith at Grahamsville, Bulli
van Co.. K. Y.. eavs: "Our little boo
five year old, ha always been subject
to croup, and o bad have the attack
been that we have feared many time
that he would die. We have had the
doctor and need mauy medicine", but
1 'lift n hcrlain ' Comrh' Remedy i now
It seem 10 oibbuiv.-
Groceries
Hardware and
General Merchandise
Largest stock in tho
county
Universal Stovts and
Ranges
Iron Bedsteads
Spring Mattresses
Chairs
Extension Tables
nnr vole reliance..
first took part in public affair in serving ' the tough mucus and by giving
a, captain In the Rlack Hawk war
ran twice successfully for the legislature j , . Mnra 1, titled." There
of his.Btate, and at one tune wasdeleatea
Orders taken for ' urnituro
.and. Wall Papef not kept iu
Stock "
for Speakership ol the House by one
vole only.
"Abraham Lincoln was elected to Con
gress in 1S10. While there hi reputa-
is no danger in giving thi remedy for it
contain no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given as confidently to
a babe as to an adult. F r ale by The
Hudson Pharmacy C. W. Crosfleld,
mgr. " . ..
Olex,
WADE BROS.
Oregon.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
T IjixhIIvk Hforno lluinuio laniew. ah
ilrmful.ts Mnml tho nmnejr It It I"11" 1" euro.
E. W. tlrovs i Iiiiiitiirc l on eacli oox.
Notice to Sheepmen.
A good sheep range to let from
now until spring. Plenty of bunch
uran. 6'ood wind breaks, shed,
feci rack and all panels needed.
Also Iioubo to ciitnp in. For par
ticulars apply to John IUkkison,
Thirtyuitlo.
: Tho autumn leaves are leaving fast
; The trees will leave In Spring. mm
'. Soon we will feel the wintry blast
; Artd itwon't doathing - '
I To tho man who is not protected by our gen-
I erators of warmth and comfort.
School Nofles.
School Kditor.
I)V III. S-rUIKllSTOM,
To remove a troiiblcsonlu corn or bun
ion: l irst soak tlio com or bunion In
wiuin water to sullen it, then pare it
down a closely a possum) whiioih
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain'
Pain Halm twice daily; rubbing vigor
uusly for five minute at each applica
tion, A corn plaster should he worn for
a few days, to protect it from tlio shoe.
As a general liniment for sprains, brttiH
ea, lameness au'd rheumatism, Fain Palm
lsunequaled. For sale by Tho Hudson
.'.'Ptmrlbfle'y-O. W. Crosfleld, mgr.
II,.. l.oiniM Seal ha returned to
school after a few week absence
Thee aro several absent from the
Grammar department thi week.
Mr Fred P.oiim visited the fchuol
Wednesday morning.
There was but one c;so of tardiness in
tho Urainniar grade lust month.
Two new pupil were enroHl'd in the
sixtli grade thi week Nella Hollcuheck
and lieorge Campbell.
There aro now llo pupils enrolled, 47
initio Urainniar department and OH in
the primary.
Our literary met last Friday evening.
After mi Interesting debate tho question
was decided in favor of the negative.
There will bo no meeting this wick.
The question for dubute Friday, Decem
ber 7lh., is : Resolved That there should
bo an educational rjualilleation (or Buffer-
ago.
Those neither absent nor tardy in the
Oruminar grade during the past month
are; Weldon Darling, Waller lirldor,
Liila Clarke, llertlnt Trimble, Jennie
lialdimr. l.illie Campbell, Charlie Rice,
Jim Hunts. Dave Dnlliie, Murk Port-
wood, Kalher Hollenbeck, Lennii Farrar
Isa Washburn, Fred r iirrnr, V red An
durson, Rob riuwater, llaxel l itzwatur,
Louise Morrell, Nellie Prown, Imesie
Darling, Abbie liiirling, Li..io Shannon,
Klsio Ilrown, Henry Morrill, Kill Clark
tiertio Shaiinon, Ray Trimble, Annie
Whyte, Walter Farrar, Henry Stanton.
We will give tlio inline ol the miliary
grade next week,
Cnrd of Thanks.
Wo desire to thank our friend and
neighbor for their kind assistance and
sympathy extended dining the Illness
and at tlio time of the death ol our be
loved husband, son and brot her.
1 " MKH, I'.HK'lilA ILumt.vN,
Am'in IImumim ami Kvii.v,
Purely Business.
Now Is the lime to purchase your over
shoes, rubbers, leggings, etc. Call and
nee P. II. Stenheuson' full line of ruV
her goods.
ll.vriiHHot and cold water, clean tow
els, onlv 25 cents at Condon hotel.
win... von tit that new hat at the
milliner store just step np in the Novelty
liallery and have a picture taken.
. Temple's Novelty liallery for Stamp
doxen for 25 cent, four
different positions.
Temple, the photographer, can take
your house, horse or farm; in fact, any
thing in out-door photograpny.
U. L. Ncal, the well known auction
eer", will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his cate. If
you have property to sell consult him.
NOW IS THE TIME to leave your order for a good
winter suit of LAMM & CO'S Famous Tailor Made
Clothing. We aro sole agents for this region.
EXAMINE OUIl GOODS
SECURE OUU PRICES in the following lines
CHOICE GROCERIES Only the best
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES Up-to-date styles
GENTS FURNISHINGS Finest line in County.
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
FOR FIXEST BRAXDS OF 11 IXES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
FIXE BILLIAR AXD POOL TABLE IX COXXECTIOX.
FRED WILSON,
CONDON. ORE.
ritOI'KIETOK.
Stop at
The
CONDOK
HOTEL
This- popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
MRS. S. A. M ADD 0 CK, Proprietor.
Bread! Bread!
Twelve loaves for .W. Fresh every
lay; Mrs. P. L.MomtKi.h.
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HA1H ORNAMENTS
AND NECK WEAR
Samples of tho Latest Designs in
Dress -SriMVs.
IDunnbros.,3
General Merchandise.
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R IN EH ART'S RESTAURANT
Condon, r " Oregon.
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r.
The public will find that ho better accommodations can bo -
found in this country than at this house. Meals 2oc; beds-oc. :
HEADaUARTER-rToRTRAVELlllG MEN,
Latest Styles in
Uii)ter flats
C1CARSH CIGARS!!
HENRY THE FOURTH, CONSTITUTION, FONTELLA,
JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEN. STEEDMAN
JOHN JACKSON-
LOU ELLA HADDOCK.
PirKl. door west of Stephenson s
store. Spring street.
CONDbN ::::;!: OREGON
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO.
(BALFOUR GUTHRIE & COt Managers.)
Job
Printing
Of all kind done mi the short
est notiro and at rensouahlo
. ratoa. Nothing too largo, no
thing too small.' v
Globe Office.
. Highest Prices Paid for Gram,
General vvarenouse Dusiuea;uuiiuuv.iu
Warehottses at AHTTNGTON. BLALOCIC, DOUGLAS and "IPSE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Have You Got
A Cough, A Cold?
A sure and quick cure. for both is a bottle of Parker's
Couch Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed ana lor saie oy
The -Hudson Pharmacy,
Drugs, Photo Supplies, jewelry, Paints and Oils. Give us a trial.
Fossil Flour
$5.00 Reward.-
i iil raiv thn above" reward "for the
The Connty Court ha ordered mo lo -jUvcry of the follovVintf described horse
..,.n..i.i .1. liniment taxes by Novem- n -,,Mon A Portwood' barn :
her 1, l'.UK. Those wishing to save costs qi10 g-yetar-oUt black gelding, branded
will sotlle their la ' without forttn'r .jiree bars ( 1 1) ou houldcr, -.Bango
notice on or before 'ovuinber I, UHW. on Tenmile. -
V. L. Waoox, .- Sheriff.' .... . John Madouck,;
Pnted thi 2nd day0f October, l?0Cf. Coad.-n, dre-i-ni. "
O. S. E3I
PI OPitlLTOK OF
SODA and BOTTLIXG' II ORA'S
takes the lead
is the best.
because it
Try it
iBniifru-tiirer nf Soda. Oranco and
L'haniDiL'ne Cider, -rpaparilla and
Iron and all other Sollan.l t.arhonateii , ? ,
L)rink3. Condon trade U reeet- : pftC?! FlniirinPr MluS
titlv tilled : O
1-OSSIL OHi:iiON. .
full v solicited. Onie.ru promptly
Arlington, Ore.
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