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THE GOHDOtl CLODL
THK OFFICIAL PAPER OF CIILUAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
: LOCAL NEWS,
Comlon Mllllntrjr Co.
A jooj ruin li bailljr neell,
Latest stylet In lists at Condon Mil
linery Co's.
ThoM on ih Oon.lmi tick lint are nil
rtiKrrtoJ on His meud.
'itinrc your proper aa-slnst Art In the
fhirnli. Lancaster & 1'attisoii, agents
! Bonn Monday, Oct. 13, to the wife of
1M McKlnnay Bit 13 pounl (laughter.
,Tha Biinslilns fctcletr will in wit ne it
Rftturday at Mrs. Jmos Klr's home la
thit eU.
Miss Dorm Downing left KumUy for
North Uho to make final proof on her
lOmesUait,
G. W. Rlnehart had another serious
attack of heart failure Sunday and It
till qnltt ill.
Mrs. Ainas, of Columbus, Washington
errlve I Tuewlajr to vUlt her danghlar,
Mr. Ham K. Van Vector,
Kev, Flowers Isft Honda, morning for
ltotebarg to attend the annual meeting
of the Baptist Association of Oregon.
Fo Balk A gHxl badness building in
Condon. Bite 8345. Good location.
lrlce reaeonable. Knqnlre at tlili office.
Carl Martjoardton, of the Condon
Milling Co., Jeft Tuesday morning tor
l'tttland and other point In the Valley
on a Iraaluasa trip.
Dr. Mattle D. Shaw will leave In a
few days for Ashland where ahe will
Join her hoeband. They eipect to locale
tit ere for the benefit of hla health.
John Jackson yetrday disposed of
hla meat market business to the Con
don Meat Co. and will devote all of hia
tlioe to hie confectionery boeineee.
The members of Wallnla Circle enter
tained a nomher of Invited gueata at a
aoclal In the lodge room Thoreday even
ing. A delightful evening waa report
ed R.T. Glnn, of Umatilla county, waa
here laat week looking for investment
in Qiliiam county wbeat land, lie la
brother oi Representative Olnn, of
Moro.
Jim Cook and E. Wheat went to lone
Saturday to assist In instituting a K. P.
lodge at that place. They returned
Sunday to get eoroe sleep and report
having bad a grand time.
John Bobll will aell all of hla farming
implement and boutebold furniture at
psblie auction at hia ranch (the Fropit
place) two mile south of Clem, Monday
Oct, 20th. Boa bill for particular and
terms, ,
C. L. Lillle shipped a ear load of fat
bogs to Troutdale Sunday. He ei pected
logo on to McMlnnville to visit bis
farullr, who are spending the Winter
there where the children are attending
school.
E. 8. Keith It, of Hardraao, was in
town 8atuiday arranging for ahorse
aale which himself and Mr. Hendricks
will hold here November 1st. Sue ad in
this Issue also bills printed at this office
for particulars,
Testimony is being taken before C. 0.
Tortwood in a cate in which U. W.
.Moore has taken an appeal to the circuit
court from a decision of the county sur
veyor. P. L. 11 a oi Is the other party
Interested.
Jim Dunn and Paul Greiner received
100 head of fine 2-year-old steurs Sun
day at D. 8. Brown's place which were
recently bought for them by Mr. Brown
in Orant county. They will be fed at
Mr. Urelner's ranch in Mayviile pre
cinct
A report reached here yesterday
from Arlington stating that a man
named King, who has been driving team
for A. llartman, sold a lot of Mr. Hart
man's wheat at Arlington, on Tuesday,
pocketed the money and skipped the
country.
Mrs. J. Q. Jarvls returned Friday
from a pleasant visit wkh friends at 811
verton and other points In Western Ore
gon. 8be went over to Mayviile Sunday
to remain until the house which they
expect to occupy here is vacant which
will be in a few days.
.The Condon Millinery Co. has just
opened a fine line of Fall and Winter
Millinery In their store on Spring street
Tbeir stock, which has been carefully
.. selected, is fresh and np-to-date andtheir
trimmer ia one of the best to be found
All the ladies should call and see them
Robborry t Clm.
Some light finvered gentleman has
been ge'tlng In his work In prettv good
shape, at Clem, latl. Sunday night a
gentleman named Price, who live In
Wheeler eonnlv, ramped at Clem and
made hi bed In Mr. Danneman's bam.
In the morning his watch and about $10
were missing from his pocket. Tnesday
night Frank Clolden, of Mayviile, and
another gentleman whose name we did
not learn, stopped for the n!lit at the
am plane, making their ramp In the
road. In the morning thev were"shv"
everything of valne thev had with them.
Mr. Onlden Inst a good watch, tlO and a
check for II 50. Ills companion lost a
watch end $.15 in rash.
Suspicion is directed towards a stran
ger who has been camped in the neigh
borhood for several day. The sheriff
went down yesterday morning to Inves
tigate the matter.
I.ATita The snspert was arretted and
bronght in lt evening. When his ramp
at the llensel ranch waa searched two of
the stolen watches were found In bis grip
and the third was found where he had
cached It In Danneman'a barn. An ngly
looking ellng shot waa also found In his
grip, lie claims the watches were left
with him by a stranger who came to his
camp early yesterday morning and then
left again. Ilia nam Is Reuben Ptirg
althongh he osnally goes by the nam
of (Iravee. A number of Condon people
knew his family In the Valley, as excel
lent people, but Reuben seems to be In
an ngly scrape now. Hla preliminary
hearing will he held this afternoon. It
being necessary to wait until that time
to give the prosecuting attorney time to
reach here.
; A curiosity in a alab of Lost Valley
building stone Is on exhibition at Elgin
Myers' store. The slab bears a beanttf u I
Impression of a flr bough the picture be
ing as delicate as an artist's pencil could
trace. The stone is creamy white In
color and ao soft as to be readily cut
with an ordinary saw when first qnarri
ed and seems capable of taking a high
polish.
:Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Livingston, of
Mayviile, were passengers on the stage
Monday morning en route to Red Bluff,
California, where they will epend the
Winter visiting her brother. They ex
poet to visit at Rosebnrg a couple of
. weeks on their way down. The Ulobk
will follow them during their absence to
keep them in touch with the march of
events in Gilliam county.
The Charles Vaudeville Co. gave
show here Mondsy evening ana were
erected by a full house. Unlike some
traveling companies the show peopl
were not fall." An interesting feature
of the entertainment was a collecion of
etereopticon views from photographs ta
ken by Mr. Charles himself, in Mo
no at A Inyo counties, California. The
scenery there is grand beyond descrip
tion and Mr. Charles has secured some
cllhe best of it.
Jewelry and
Eyeglasses;
We have addd to our immense utock of fine watches
and jewelry an extensive line of fine lid d filled
gold watch cases and an assortment of all the brand
of standard movements such aa Elgin. Walthem. Ham
ilton and Columbus movement". Them cacf ami
movement have just been selected by our practicing
jeweler, while in Chicago, and are the very bet grade
made. All watchea bought of u are cared for and
fully guaranteed. Call and see this fine line of goods.
AN OPTICAL CRADUATE IN ATTENDANCE.
Condon Pharmacy
(PRESCRIPTION DBUUGIST8.J , '
Remember as when in need of Drug, Paints, Oil,
Glass or anything that may be found in an up-to-date
drug store. ' 7-"' '7
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!High Grade Cigars
Lillian Russell,
Feifer's Union,
What e Your FaoeWorth?
Sometimes a fortune, hut never, If yon
have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin, all signs of LtverTronble. Bnt Dr.
King's New Life Pills give Clear Skin,
Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complexion. Only
25o per bos at Condon Pharmacy.
Wealth In Oil and Gas.
Roes Reardslev, one of the directors of
the Columbia River Development Co.,
was In town a day or two this week
In the interest of that organisation.
Mr. Beardsley is enthnslaatle Over the
discovery and present development of
the oil and gas field on theOolnmbla
river, near Castle Rock, 16 miles above
Arlington, in which his company is In
terested.
The discovery of gas was made a year
a no last January by Mr. Reardalev and
W. II. Col well while hnntlng in that
vlcl nit v and after some preliminary In
vestigation to assure themselves that
the discovery waa reallv natnral Illumi
nating gas, they proceeded with the
organisation t a company to take np
the work of active development of the
field.
The com pan v Is incorporated nnder
the laws of Oregon with a capital stork
of $500,000 divided Into 600,000 snares at
$1,00 each. The officer of the company
are all well known business men, of
Gilliam and Morrow counties, of nn
qnestionad Integrity, whose connection
with the enterprise assures judicious
management and square dealing with
the stockholders. They arc the following:
President Georee Coneer, of the
First National Bank, of Heppner.
Secretary Henry Crasa, of Arlington.
Directors Geo. Conser, Heppner;
W. H. Herrin, Olex ; Roes Beardsley,
W. II. Colwell, A ll, Ruedy. Arlingten.
The com pan v controls over 8000 acres of
land In the new oil field and already
considerable development work has
been accomplished.
At one place on Alder creek, on the
Washington side, where the gas escapes
throngh a crevice In the bed rock in the
bottom of the creek, a tank, 4 feet in
diameter, has been placed In the water
over the crevice In which the gas collects
in such quantity as to create a pressure
capable of lifting nearly 1000 pounds
weight. Another tank collects sufficient
gas to furnlBh fuel for cooking purposes
In the house where the company's work
men are boarded. Oil seepages are also
found In the district and and the Indica
tions of oil found while prosecuting the
work already done are very promising.
Several oil experts have visited the
district and, after making exhaustive
examinations of the prospects, have de
clared this field as giving promise of
being as good as any yet discovered.
The company has recently purchased
a one-half Interest In a large oil well
drilling rig which is capable of going t
a depth of 2500 feet and they propose t
sink a well with it at once. It ia th
opinion of experts that oil and gas will
both be found In paying quantities at
depth of 1000 to 1500 feet. ,
This discovery, once developed and
placed on a producing basis will mean
much to the Inland Empire as no other
known industry will produce wealth so
rapidly aa an oil gusher.
A llmIted.amount of stock ' has been
placed on the market at the low price
of 25 cents a share to secure funds for
development and every dollar thus real
iced will be used (or that purpose.
The enterprise deserves the encour
agement of every man who is interested
In the development of Eastern Oregon
and Washington andibesides the prom
ise of a handsome return on the invest
ment is very flattering.
Owl,
Rothchild,
Finest of Fresh .
Candies, Oranges, Bananas.
ELGIN MYERS.
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Canned Coods
a Specialty.
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CLARKE & FRAZER n
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.
WE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD.
1 Fine Confections.
Fa 11 Shoes!!
We have just received a fine line of Fall Shoes which hare
bt en carefully selected and are atriclly firet-claea.
Light repair work done free on
all ehoea auld by this store.
Repair Work a Specialty.
0. U. piOpSS 0 (o. nair; 5t.
Headquarters for
; McMorris' Telephone Supplies.
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We Carry
A complete stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Furnishing Good, Boots and Shoes, Hats
Caps, Hardware, Queensware etc. We take
orders for
Strauss Bros. Tailor-made Suits.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
Growing?
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Attorns at tw,
NeUry Publte and Converwncsr,
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Of coa rse we're growing. Oar baslnes is growing, oar
stock is growing and our ability to serveyou in the best
possible manner is also growing. When you Deed
First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles
Call j? nnxlinv Condon.
JCLl.iy OO trailing, Oregon.
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WHEAT
WHEAT
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE
Highest price paid for Grain of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wool.
General Warehouse and merchandise
Business.
BALFOUR, CUTKRIE & CO , M'C'ES. ABUNCTQX, BLALOCX, CCUCLAS, ICH
jj TUC f THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY 1
GONDO
HOTEL
Has been thoroughly renovated and
is now prepared to cater to the
wants of the traveling public. Com
ruercial travelers and others desiring
the comforts of a first-class hotel will
find this hoose suited to their wants.
Mes. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
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John Jackson.
This is to say
That I have purchased , the Wilao n Pharmacy and, hav
ing increased the stock. I am prepared to cater to the
wants of the people of Condon aud, Southern Gilliam
'County in a satisfactory manner. Your trade is respect
fully solicited and satisfaction is guaranteed.
J. Q. JARVIS.
WILSON'S PHARMACY
For Pure Drugs.
-MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c.
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ATTQSIET.AT-LA.
Ofiea sersw I print stnst as4 0r3 svamsa,
COBDOIT. ORKOOST.
The Regulator Una'
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EAYIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
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HiEHART'S RESTAURANT
The public will find that no better accom
modations can be found in this county' (
. than this place. Good meals, clean beds.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN
GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop. CONDON, OREGON
Condon Meat Co.
VM. C. EDDEN, Manaper.
Will serve the people of Condon and vicinity with the fin
est Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Bologna etc.
First-class Cutter at the Block.
Our wagon will supply meats to harvesting and threshing v
crews during the season a9 follows: Ferry Canyon Mon
( lays and Thursdays. Mayviile Tuesdays, and Fridays. ,
' Matney Flat and ilay Creek Wednesday and Saturday.
finest Job printing for JUI at ttye (fcOBE Of f iee.
Fine Painting
House, Sign and Carriage Painting promptly executed.
Paper Hanging, Graining and Interior Decorating.
Vfe Make a Specialty, of Fine Pictorial Work.
; We invite inspection of our work and prices.
. ' Yours to' please
BOLEUS & GENGLER.
CONDON . (FIX BUILDING) OREGON
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KAIISASC1TY,
CHICACO,
ST.. LOUIS.
NEW YOilK.
Ocean Steamers be
tween Portland and
San Francisco every
five days.
rhis signature 1. on every box of tile geaotaa
Laxative Bromo-Quitia. Tablets
the remedy that care m eeM ia t va 13
JJINCASTER4 PATT1SON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Farm and Town property for sale. Correspond
ence solicited.
ICON DON. ' OREGON
Tot Causes Night Alarm.
"One night rny brother's baby was ia
ken with cronp," writes Mrs J. C. Snv
tier, of Crittenden, Ky., "and It aeenird
it would strangle before we could get
doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from croup and whooping cougt. It
cured me of a chronic bronchial tiouble
that no other remedy would relieve."
Infallable for Coughs, Colds, Throat and
Lung troubles. Only 60c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at CondonPbarmacy.
Removal Sale! !
From this date until our removal into the
new Brick Building ve: will give the public the
benefit of a lO per cent discount on all cash -jj
purchases except Groceries and Tailor-made
Clothing. Your chance for Bargains.
; Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
to Aug. 1, 1901, will be paid npon pre
sentation at my office. Interest ceases
after Sept. 20, 1902.
P. H. Stiphknson,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon,
LOW RATES ,
For Sale.
One span well matched grey horses.
Weight 1600 Bs. For terms etc., apply
to me at my ranch on Rock Creek seven
miles above Olex.
D. F. Stkickuk,
23d31 Olex, Oregon.
Tickets to and from '
all parts of the Unit- !
: ed States, Canada and
' Europe. For partio
ulara call on or address, ,
H. R. BRIGGS,
i. : : AGbNT.
I ARLINGTON, OREG.
When opened for business, our new Btore will display the finest stock of goods
f ever placed on Bale in Condon.
DUNK
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IE LATEST
CBEATIOHS III HATS
A fine line of Fall and
Winter Hats just in.
Something new in Street Hats
EVERYTHING FOE THE LADIES
Z-y i -Prices Reasonable. .
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LATEST DESIGNS
FASH 10 H ABLE PATTER ! S
Largest and best select
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
jobsaB to mateaial and labor.
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