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THE COHDOH CLOBE.
THURSDAY. 8KPTEM8SR M. Itf0,
-THE OPriCIAL PAPER Or GILLIAM
COUNTY. OREGON.
- CoimJom llllltnery Co. y
John BtlH' baby li vary .rlotily Ml.
Latealilyttfaia ku at Condon 1111
lluery Co'.
Mli Mary Wlirll ratarned Sunday
fruui visit to tit Vullf y. '
Mrt. IMIeinan mill har in I'mnk, of
May ville, were In tuwti M"itlay,
Mr. Al Collin rioiitjr III dur
ing tli week but U now better. ,
,HM Saturday, September 6, 101)2,
to the wife of Wilbur l'ryor, of Furry
Canyon, a fin wa.
(1. W. Ulneliartretnrnml from lit v lu
ll to Ian county FiltUy. II U ouie
what liiipruvtl in health.
Herman l'alh)g waa here from Purt-
ImihI Hundav. il ripect U lelurn to
tiiliiain for keep nit fiprliiK.
Dr. riliaw waa called to Lone IWk
MonJav evening to annul Joseph Ub-
inaon who wa Injured by falling from a
building.
Note the Condon Pharmacy' new ad.
Mr Wheat their jeweler ami optician I
trlotly flm-rla In bi lint and guar
anty all hi work.
Kupt, V. R. Neal and hi darufhter,
. Ml Jennie, leave thl morning for
Monmouth whi the In tier III enter
tha Stat Normal Bchool.
Ml Minerva Neat will go Fowl I to
morrow w her li will have charge of
the primary rooiu of thn public ec.huol
which commence Monday.
At it lt meeting the Connty Court
!ec.uVd to employ an ex fieri to go over
thi county book. We understand the
work will be commenced at an early
dale.
Mr. and Mr. Bam Ramay, of May
vllle.and Mr. Btokea, of Poitll, were
pacng!ira on Sunday' aiagt homeward
hound afUir a vlit to Portland and the
Const. v
Mr. and Mr. Christopher Roger left
Tuetday for their old home at King'
Valley to ipernl the Winter. They will
"v make the trip overland and expect to be
about ten day on the road.
Pchool will open one week from next
Monday, September 22ml. The oorp of
teacher already employed are! Prof,
W. 11. Neal, principal; Mlt Melt Wit
eon, Intermediate; Mi llirthner, pri
mare, Marthel Armstrong "ran in" a trlb of
' "never weate" the other day to give
thero a chance to get anlwr enough to
leave town. Coudon can get along first
rate without that particular brand of
ltlen.
Mis Nannie Tatllmn, of Cannntburg,
Pa., who ha been bere for a couple of
week visiting her brother, darted on
tier retnrn to the Enat Monday morning.
Her brother, E. II. Paulson, took her to
Arlington by private conveyance.
The Condon Millinery Co. ha juat
opened a flue line of Fall and Winter
Millinery in their wire on Spring atreet.
their etock, which lin twen carefully
eelectet,i fresh an I up-to-date audtheir
trimmer la one of the ltto be found.
All the ladie should call and eee them.
' C.J. Milli. live etock agent for the
O. H. & N. Co., was . here daring the
week looking up data regarding freight
tonnage for his Company, lie went
from here to Mayville and Fossil on the
tuna mission. Dan Thoinaa, of the Ar
Kington Warehouse Co was with him,
Mrs. At McConnell and her daughter,
Mr. Carter, of Alvllle, Dr. Jack Jrvi,
'the Mayville apothecary, and Mr, Edle
; man, a merchant of the same city, pass
. 'd through town Friday on their way
from the historic capitol of Keys' Flat
, to the .modern metropolis of Ferry Can
yon. Mrs. McConnell proved to the rest
of the party that she would uot take a
"dare" and the Ulobr was ahead a
good new Item. ;
R. L. Smith, of AJkx, was in town
Friday on hia wey home from a trip to
tha mountains. He has been spending
few week In the vicinity of 8uan
ville where his sons are summering
' thelr sheep. Mr. Smith is an old time
miner and, of course, con Id not refrain
from doing a litUo prospecting during
the trip with the result of holding au
interest to a promising quarts location,
lie think there la a rich mineral de
posit In the fiusauville. district and
",. Mhat It wlH enmeday be a livelier camp
than it 1 today.
W. S. My era. Dr. Nlcklin, Jean La-1
nous and ft. K. Wilson returned Moo
- lay from a delightful trip to Armstrong
" Springs, in Urant county. AM were
' much benefited in health. Mr. and Mrs
11. K. Searcy also returned at the same
time, B. K. is also mneh Improv
ed. We learn by a letter from our reg
'lar correspondent at the Springs, which
rnme too late for oar last istme, that
ftearey and Nickiln both had a relapse
the day they were beaten at target prac
tice by a little 13-year-old girl and thoir
- friends are hereby requested to refrain
from "joshing" them about it. Both
have been crack shots and are naturally
little sore over the Incident.
C. It. Baker was kicked on the right
hand by . one of hia freight horses, a
week airo last Friday, while on his way
to Arlington. Although the band pain
l him a good deal it did not occur to
"V him that any bones were broken and
-being gritty he wouldn't ault work for a
little thing like that but kept on freight-.
tog until last Monday. - He then hap
, penedtoshow the hand to Dr.. 'Wood
who at once told htm that a bone was
hroken. Charlie did not like to believe
it until the doctor "ui
taking hold of the thumb and '.'pulling
the fracture to place. .The doctor thtm
fixed It nplu good shspe hut it is doubt
ful if Mr. Baker will quit work long for
. little thing like that.
Tho Institute.,
The Annual Teacher' Institute which
wa held at Arlington last week, I spok
en of as the moat iicceanful ever held
In the county, A large unuiler of leach
era were present and all evinced a lively
Interest In the work. Hiate Superintend
eiitJ.il. Ackerman, Prof. K. F. Itob
Inaon and Prof, L. It. Traver were the
Instructors, all of whom are recognised
aa being among the best In that line of
work In the Northwest.
Interesting lectures were given at the
evening ion. fcnpt. Ackermau occu
pied tha platform Monday evening
President P, L. Cainphell.Tueidayeven
ing and Kv. Cartten Wednesday even
lug. Excellent program of vocal and
Instrumental music, recitation etc.
wall rendered enuh eveuing by local la I
ent, tieing highly appreciated and enjoy
ed by the visitor.
Hut perhaps tha most pleasant feature
of the meeting were It social aspect
Tb keen Iniereit manifested In the suc
cess of the institute and the comfort of
the visitors by the people of Arlington,
made possible the high degree of eucve
attained. Every cltlsen took a persoti)
Interest in making the occasion one long
to tie rememlx'red in educations! circle
of this county and all vied with each
other In providlug entertainment and
good cheer for their guests, the visiting
teacher, all of whom were entertained
most royally la the private home of the
city.
Hnpt, Neal it to be congratulated on
the success of the institute for which be
ha labored o ardurously. It show
what a competent official can accom-
plieh for the cause of education w lien
loyally supported by the people of the
town lu which the Institute is held.
Working Day and Night.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made was Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Theee fill change weak
ness Into strength, lilleeuesinlo ener
gy, brain fag Into menial power. They're
wonderful in Imlliting op the health.
Only 25a per box at Condon Pharmacy.
ARLINGTON NOTES.
Our new telephone icirl is quite popu
lar.
Cieo Biggs visited Portland durlug the
week. " '
Robt. Pattison came in from Condon
Monday.
tieo McLaughlin is at the Carnival
thl week.
Jesse Edwards was down from Samp
ler this week.
' J. 11. Wood and family are taking In
the Carnival this week.
Ed Tdey i-H mo up from Eugene and
aent out to Olex Batnrdav.
Leon Butcher and mother returned
from the Carnival Monday.
Mr. Shank was called to the bed-side
of his father, at Mount Angel Wednes
day.
Misses Lulu Kennedy and Nina Pound
were up from Urantson a visit this
week.
Dr. Keepers, the Indian agent, hns
gone to the Bound country to do louie
work. -
Shirley Miller has been promoted to a
position as fireman on an O. R. & N,
i tain.
Kd Schott passed through here Satur
day on hia way from the Big Bend coun
try to Olex.
O. D. Sturgoss made a trip to Condon
last week and, we understand, invested
in some real estate In that section.
0, ft. E li sold hiS household goods at
anctlon Wednesday. Everything sold
fairly well.
Ross Beardsly came down from the
oil well Sunday. He says gas bubbles
np through the water in the well.
The steamer Columbia came up from
Grants Sunday returning the same day,
She will handle freight along the river,
so we are informed.
Misses Pearl Carlisle and Effle Verdin
left Monday to take in the Carnival.
Miss Vertin will continue her journey
to her home in California.
We understand Arthur Sharrard has
accepted a position with Clanton & Co.,
of Blckletoo, and will soon move, with
his family to that busy town.
The 'social given br the Eastern Star
In Masonic hsll Friday evening was the
event of the season. The prises for the
best and, the poorest "apple poetry"
were won by (leo A Cl mghand Post
master Robiusou. Mr. Ckmeh's prize
was a large apple pie, 24 inches in di
ameter and Mr. Robinson's was a small
pie only five inches acroes. The prhie
winners at the artiHt guessing contest
were Mrs 0. D. Slurpees, Who won a fine
mustard cup, and Dr. Lmier, who won
a fine vase After a sumptuous supper
at 1 :00 a. m. all went home happy.,
' Joh Weshafer, of Loogootee, Ind.,
is a poor man but he says he would not
be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if
itc.oat5,0C a bottle, for it saved him
from being a cripple. No external rem
edy isequal to this liniment for stiff and
swollen joints, contracted muscles, stiff
neck, sprains and rheumatic and mus
cular pains. It has also cured numer
ous cases of partial paralysis. It is for
sale by Condon Pharmacy.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends for their
assistance and sympathy during the ill
ness and death of ' our darling little
daughter. Also for the many beautiful
flowers which were brought to help
brighten the last days of her life and
for thoee contributed for her burial,
''"'."' " '"'"' Mb akd Mns; W. B. Kinsley ,
A Shocking Calamity
"Lately befell a railroad laborer,"
writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark,
"Ills foot was badly urnsnea, nni mica
lmi' Arnica Halve ouicklv cured him
fr'a slmnlv wonderful for Burns. Boils,
Pile! and' all, skin ernpt!om. .It' the
world's champion neaier. unre guaran
teod. 20v For enJe by Condon Pharmacy
Jewelry and
Eyeglasses.
We have added to onr immenae ftook of fine watche
nd jewdry nn extenaire line of fine mVui And filled
gold vrfttoh case nnd Ait aaaortment of nil the brands
of standard movement iiuch as Elgin, Walthfin. Ham
ilton and ColunilniB movimenta. 1bvtn ran1 and
niovementa have just een selected by our praciicin
jeweler, while- in Chicago, and are the very bet grade
made.. All watcbe bought of ua are cared for atid
fully guaranteed. Call and see this fine line of goo J a.
AU OPTICAL CRADUATE IN ATTECDAHCE.
Condon Pharmacy
(I'REKCllIPTION DBUU(JIST.)i
Iletuember ua when in need of Drog, Paints, Oils,
- Glaes or anything that may be found in an uj. to dale
..drug store. -'
tnaAnjininnruvuinnn ruvurunninruruivnnnnnntuv nn
Dainty Sweets
ELGIN
Best Lunch Goods
ruvuvuwvruutnnuvvruu'
CLARKE & FRAZER
Make a specialty of Doors, Windows,
Mouldings, Locks, Nails and all builders'
trimmings. Also Wall Paper, Paints, Oils
and Glass. Hardware and Furniture, Dishes
and Enameled Ware.
Get our prices.
YE WILL
gChoice Stall
Finest Mutton and Pork.
I The Condon Meat Market
We now have
A LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Toilet
Articles. We have lately added a
Complete Line of Paints, Oils and
Stationery. Our Goods are Fresh
and our Prices are Right.
la:
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Condon Meat Co.
- .......
' WM. C. EDPEN, Manairer.
. Will Berve the peopje of Condon and vicinity with the fin-
; est Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Bologna etc.
First-class Cutter at the Block.
Our wagon will aupply meats to harvesting and threphing
crews during the season as follows: Ferry Canyon Mon
days and Thursdays. ; Mayville Tuesdays and Fridays.
,Matney Flat and Ilay Creek Wednesday and Saturday.
finest Job prii)ti for
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Ice Cold Drinks
MYERS.
Finest Cigars
HOT BE UNDERSOLD.
- fed Beef,
ml
and Confectionery, J
JOHN JACKSON, Proprietor. 1
Pharmacy
fill at tf?e QCOB Qffee.
DUNN BROS
Siarxietliing
to Please
trie
,. -A grd dif play of Spring and Summer good.
Anything you wish in the line of Ladies' Wearing Apparel.
Shoes, Gloves, Helta, straight front Corcets and fJirdh-s.
In WftJati we carry a large assortment of the latest styles.
, ' .
When in Coiifon do not fail to
call at id insjtevtour fine line of
Summer
includ
WLafnrKmiticsf
Pereisns, Organdies, Swiss Etc.
Ste
henson
RELIABLE MERCHANTS,
or; 5 Jtore
Hasjost received a full line
of Fine Shoes of. all kinds.
BICYCLE SHOES A SPECIALTY. -j&J .,
Light repair work done free on
all shoes sold by this store.
txr
Repair
work a specialty.
Ileadq nartere
lor
McMorris'
0. W. piOpSS 0
New IHarness and Saddle Shop.
IlarneB, Saddles Collars,
Our Harness is
U inspection as to
Weinvi
Fix
Building.
Cantry &
WHEAT
If
TERIOR
Highfkt prirt paid for Grain of all
General
I Warehouse
i r :
Til
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pThe public will
m
Jluodations can
than this place.
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GEO. W. RI
JANCAitER & PATT1 SOS,
REAL ESTATE AT fD INSURANCE
Frm aut Town propcrtjr-lor aale. Correspond
ence loliclted.
CONDOR - . p . . , - OREGON.
riye
Dress Goods
Foulards, Zephyrs, Ginghams,
& Vilcox,
Eicycle sundries and repairs.
Telephone Sunnlies.
QO. fmi) 5t.
Whips and all horse supplies.
all Hand-made,
High Quality and Low Prices
Darling, C0nodrn.
WAREHOUSE WHAT
kinds. Rtoraije an ! balinif of Wool.
and Merchandise
POPULAR HOSTELRY
been thoronjtbly rfnovate.1 and
ants of the traveling public. Coui
uiercial Iravelenatxi other dpeiring
thecorafortH of a first-claw hotel will
, find tbla hooae suited to their want.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
tat!
- MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
RESTAURANT
find that no better accom-
be found in this county
Good meals, clean beds.
EADQUARTERS FOR TRA VELING MEN
1EHART, Prop. CONDON, OREGON
rhta ilrnnture is on erery box of t'to rvnnls
fc remedy that eurrm m colt li 'tn try
" T" Treasurer's. Notice. ,
AH county warrant rejfistered prior
to June 1, 1901, will be paid npon pre
sentation at my office. 1 Iutereat ceases
after Jauell, li)02. ;
P. II. STEfHEHSON,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon.
visit DH. JORDAN'S oncar
HUSEUU 0F1MT0OY
tsSt HA8KIT ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
Tblrwi4kMktiBle6l ifoiram
tathaUWl.
WrukHwn. er knroniilriict.
d dLi, m.i1t cur.ri bf
tn oldest epacbUMtun iiivr
COMt. KataltlUlHdM rw.
tSSL M?VM-m.mt DISEASES
Tav mm and ttHillt
(ixiia Ui ca'ecti el TOuUilul Indln- I
redans r ncWM In malurr
, Ma.r. lt RMtiiM u. nil Itnooropll.
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I f lirlHBllBV, . T omikliiKlIon of
rnidlm. of rul uUt mw, Hi Dnutur
hMfwiIM D' innuira. ui n win doi
only slTnrd Immixlikt rlM, but permanent
I mlrwlM. btit t wll known to btt ft lxlr mil
qiutr rh.Mi and aiirfwn, prr-iuluat
I lip;lKjf OImu f ilrm.
, KTrif ll.1 tharoullr rnilattl from
I tb .yMM without (lifticttnrrwr.T.
rar Inr RIMr. A qiilek ! retell
curator rtira. rianr ana r loioicv, uj
i br. Jardwi'a (pwlal pallH mathci.la.
EVKKT HAR analjrinf .onawujrooaiva
1 our Kntt ynl ut fcucill..
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tmnt mm w un-ferlrn.
C!M'iti' rnr.it rwimni.p"
Trcaiinaiit Barmaallv or by )ur.
Writ Boek. tHIMMIT f?
baualorBian.) CaHwrwrlta
ea jorcam a co.. test Harkt st. s. r.
If' li
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' Attorney at taw,
Hotmty fubi'ic and Convrnc7
ea4a. Or,
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gAM . VA VAcro
ATTOSSET-AT-IAT.
OOle tent Sprlof trt and Orefoa tvmwm
?0!rcrjr, earoox.
The Regufator Lina
K3 fib, MM S lt&
HAVIGAT10H CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
DiBy Line ef Stexmen Bttmrttn Vorilin
Vancouver, Cascade Lock liood River
aoi aS Potata oa tlx 1iiiunj1o akU
n tairn tHi City n Rgntat n,
rml)i vry morning (actpt Suncy)t.
nd Th n4M M t . ., trririne aUB
oa m m?i Una lor outgulof irain.
rraicbt bUi GruUjr Kadoced.
W. C. ALLAWAT. 6m. Ifl.
rot of Ccart stmt, Tb PmUi, Ok.
OREGON
aso Union Pacihc
TO
SALT LAKE,
DEtlVER,
KA1ISASCSTY,
CKICACO,
ST. LOUIS.
HEW YORK.
Ocean Steamers be
tween Portland and
San Francisco every
five days.
LOW RATES
Tickets to and from
all parts of the Unit
ed States, Canada and
Europe. For partic
ulars call on or address,
H.l?. BRIGGS,
AGhNT.
ARLINGTON, OREG.
JQIsTk. LUNA "
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Day and Might eU promptly a;(itei.
Office 2nd door south of Coudon Pbanwaf y,
CONDON, Moin Street OREOON.
Summer Sale
Of Millinery Goods at
Greatly Reduced Pricts.
Mbs.E. L. Madden y
Pkoi-'s.
Miss Maggie IIawes.
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIOflASLE PATTEHI!
Largest and best - aelfet
eil Btock in the County.
Estimates furnish el on
jubsaa to tuitteaiat ami la'wr,
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