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THE C0!100!l GLOBE
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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1903.
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THE OrriCIAL PAPER Or GILLIAM
COUNTY, OREGON.
.LOCAL NEWS,
J. P. (IreWr waa to town Tuesday.. .
Helling tackle Large, assortment t
Clarke A Prater's.
WVvt tultl out. When 70a tea bi
k n what you owe as. Bprlnsnton A
Rogers,
An up-to-date lln of Jewelry and dia
monds tt Cou Jon Pharmacy at reason
able price. .
The Condon Meat Co. will pay 8 cents
per pound lor 1W chickens, Bring In
your fowls, v
All repairing sicept halt noting dona
Absolutely Free on shoes told by on. 0.
W. Propet 4 Co.
Henry Comment, through lilt agent
Abe Mover, pnrrhaeed hree city lota on
tU Kaet Hlda Mouday.
M. J. Relllng who apnt the winter
near Portland haa retnrued to May villa.
He was In town Tuesday. '
Profenaor Neili, ol Otei, commenced
term of achool In th Strlcklin dlatrlot
on ttock creak Monday morning.
AnaanTina Wsatiir I'wr Watki
Miibo Paint. Strictly reliable and M
the ooat of oil paint at Clarke A, Prater's
The very latett creatlona In Spring
millinery. Buy your Esater hat early
and get flrat choice, at Miss Dora Down
Ing'a. Jeff l!ayee,of Lone Rork, "was In town
during the week. Mr. Hay la art I II us
ing erotcbea aa a result ol bla recent ac
cident. ! Miaa Maggie fVott, who haa been visit
Ing her alater Mra. John Jckaon lor eome
time returned to ber borne in Portland
Friday.
Barb Wibi and Naiia at Arlington
price InArlington and at Condon we add
the freight only. A ear load on hand at
Clarke A.Frsser'e.
(Irand opening Display Friday and
and Saturday. Pattern, trimmed and
street hale. Prloea reasonable. Call
on Mra. E. L. Madden.
Tboea who contemplate building will
find It l' their advantage to obtain
Clarke St Fraser's prices. Why aend
away when you ran do aa well or better
t home.
Mra. Ilogh Strickland and danghtert,
who apent tbe Winter in Portland where
the glrlt attended achool, retorned to
their home on llay creek Sanday to
apewd the Summer.
J. Q. Stevenson waa In from Ferry ,
Canyon Tuesday, lie reported a heavy
ball etorra at bla place Monday, Fine
hall covered tbe ground to a depth , of
two or three India. .
TI10 Arlington L'nmber Co. cloaed a
deal with J. Lancaater for a block of
ground on North Main atreet oppoelte
the "Condon Milling Co. 'a plant on
which they will ettabliab a firat-clata
lumberyard.
A mother aiked her tittle daughter
the other day, "Where do good little
glrle go when they die?" "To heaven of
coorae." "Where do bad glrle go? "I
"To the atage office to tee the traveling
men come in," waa the little tot'a reply.
J. A. McMorria haa teemed the con
tract to furnish the (ramea, moulding
and other finiihlng material for the new
court houte. Mr. McMorria will have
Itla mill In operation at an early date
and will no doubt find a big business
waiting him for the coming aeaaon.
Mr. Grimes, buyer for the Union Meat
Co., of Portland, waa here the first of
the week looking alter fat cattle. He
bought the Dunn and Fitswater cattle
here and went on to Mayvllle to look at
everal lota in that vicinity. lie eipecta
to take oat about 250 bead from tbla
county.
Olei haa completed the organliatlon
of her crack ball team for the coming
mm son. The city by tbe picturesque
atream la all right in the way of brasa
bauds ball teams and big city limlta, but
If Condon, Arlington or Mayville are go
ing to be In it on ball they would better
get together and "play ball."
Assessor Shetton with two efficient
deputies, Mist Pearl Shelton and Otit
Campbell, It still busily engnged In get'
tin the affairs In shape in hit office be
fore starting out to make the annual as
sessment. Mr. Shelton takes hold of the
work like a veteran and aaya there Is on
ly one way to do tbe work and that la
the right way.
Word reached here from Oles Tues
day that the new bridge across Rock
creek waa in danger of going out. The
etrong current waa said to be cutting un-
derthe abutment and It was feared that
tbe bridge might go out at any time. It
waa closed to travel and tbe atage to
reach Olei must go via the Cruiu grade
ami hack down the new grade,
R. W. Cooke has been awarded tbe
contract of moving the old court house
aud vault from the site of the new build
ing. The old building will be removed
to a temporary location on the southeast
corner of the block where It will be used
by the county olllcials until the new
building is ready for occupancy. Mr.
Cook receives $100 for the job.
InThe Saddle Once More.
Mill Creek, Crook County, Ore., Jan. 4, 1903.
Hoffman Chemical Co.
Gentlemen: -I wifih to congratulate you. . Your medicine 'h cer
tainly the greatest discovery of the age." I lived in the midst of
this stock raising country for year0 unable to eit in the saddle for
any time without Buffering horribly until a friend recommended Dr
Hoffman's Three Day Pile Suppositories. I have used 3 boxes and
ttui now a well man. Very truly yours, Nelson Weight.
Fot sale by J. Q. JARVIS, Condon, Oregon.
Western Agency Hoffman Cliomicul Co., P.O.Box D8-, Portland, Oregon.
H. W. Corbott Dead.
Ri-tenator II. W. Grbtt, Portland's
must prominent eltiten died suddenly of
heart failure at hi home In tbaleity at
0 :43 Tuesday morning, lie was 70 years
old. Mr. Corbett resigned his pillion
a president ol the Lea Is and Chirk Fair
on the day before bit death on account
of falling health, but hit death came
aneiueutedly. and at shock to the city
and state.
Commencement Exorcises at
Olex.
tatt Friday evening, at Wade's hall,
Olex, was held the com mencement eg
ercises of the eighth grade class of tbe
public school of that place. It wat a red
letter day for the achool aud the comma
nlty generally and especially for the half
doaen bright young people who compos
ed the class and who ao esceliently per
formed their part in making this first
commencement occasion lu their school
a great tnrcest.
Mellie W Intel reid delivered the saluta
tory and In a few well chosen words ei
tended a warm welcome to parents,
friends and neighbors. She was folio
ed by Jesse W. Crum, who delivered the
oration, chooctng for bis subject, "The
Death of Benedict Arnold," which was
delivered in an eicellent manner. "Tbe
Lack ol Oregon Liter in re" waa the sub
ject choeen by Alice Randall lor a inott
interesting eatay. Mitt Randall's effort
thowed much thought and etndy of the
subject which was well composed
and eicellently delivered. The Class
Poem by Delia Randall was a gem and
thorougly enjoyed by class and audi
ence, and tbe valedictory, by Cattle Hall
was all that the farewell addret ol sucb
an occasion should be.
Tbe Oles Cornet Band furnished good
wutio for the occasion as did aleo a male
quartette of Olei citiiens. Rev. V. O.
Flowers, of Condon, delivered an enter
taining and instructive address to tbe
class and the diplomas were presented
by achool superintendent W, R. leal.
Several choice selections of vocal and in
strumental tnutio were rendered by local
talent completing a program which wat
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Professor Nash tbe efficient principal
ol the Olei school is to be congratulated
on the ooiulpete euccett of the occasion
as well as the splendid showing made by
his pupils in all of whom be evinces a
pride which Is at once pardonable and
proper.
Olei may welt feel proud of bar young
graduates of 1003.
School House Location.
At a meeting ol the electors ol Condon
school district held Saturday afternoon
to decide on a location for the new achool
boose the site offered by Mont Ward In
bis field being choeen. J. E. Lancaster
withdrew his former offer to escbange a
block on the East Side for the block uow
occupied by tbe present school bouse
and tbe contest narrowed down to the
Ward offer and tbe present site. Mr.
Ward donate two blocks to the school.
As ntnal there waa tome disaatUUctiou
over the result.' , ,
Loo Moore has sold his ranch north-
went of town to Dunn Bros. The price
paid w as about 12.50 per acre.
Mist Edna Mahoney, of Oregon City,
was the guest of her uncle and emit Mr,
and Mrs. Ed Dunn during the week.
The heavy wind storm Monday blew
the church at Mayville offjthe founda
tion. It is a wonder the building was
not totally wrecked.'
Marshal Armstrong rounded In one
platn drunk Sunday and for the first
time In several weeks tbe Hotel de
Skookuni bad a lodger.
Dunn Bros. A Greiner will thip thlir
fat steers Monday to the Union Meat
Co., atTroutdale. They told 100 head
to that company at 6c per pound on foot.
The Coming Men of America, an order
of young men and boy t, of Alvllle, will
give a grand entertainment Friday even
ing, April 10, atlgo hall, Alvllle, See
bills.
Cantry A Palmer, the harness and
saddle makers are busy taking care of
their big rush of Spring orders. If you
want anything in ibeir Hue give them a
call.
George Martin la reported to have re
turned to Scotland. A letter received
from him a few daya ago by a friend in
Condon, written at Chicago, ttated that
he waa en route to the old country on a
visit.
Elder Crumley, general missionary of
the L. D. S. church in Oregon waa here
the first of the week end conducted ser
vice at the Saint's church Sunday morn
ing and evening and Monday evening.
Mr. Crumley ie one of the foremost
preacher! of that faith and always draws
a large audience In Condon. His many
friends here will regret to learn that his
health has failed him to such an eitent
that the general conference will probably
transfer him to a dryer and teas rigor
ous climate.
A stiff wind storm swept over Condon
Monday afternoon which made tilings
lively while it lasted. The big hay barn
belonging to F. M. Springston just
north of his residence was blown over
and demolished and a couple of buggies
in the barn were wrecked. Jim Rogers
had just turned two horses into the barn
and bad barely reached the house wben
the bam collapsed hut fortunately the
iiiHtinct of the horses caused them to
rush out Inst before the barn went to
pieces. It was a fortuuate escape for
man ami team.
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Go to the
Condon Phar
macy for Drugs,
Patent Medi
cines, &c.
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Large assortment of
Jewelry.
Condon Pharmacy
(PRESCRIPTION
GREETING! I
To all those who have
I have purchased Elgin Myers' Confectionery, In the Barr build
ing, and am making many improvements in the same. My
stock will consist of only tbe purest and beat articles, including
GAUDIES, HUTS, CIGARS,
LUHCH GOODS, SOFT DRINKS &C.
H. H. LITTLE.
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FOR HOES, RAKES
Doors, Windows, Locks, Moulding,
Nails, Hinges, Screws, Stoves, Ranges
and Furniture, Call on !
CLARKE & FRAZER.
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8 Old Stand
With the finest line of op-to-date Candles,, Cigars
and Totacco, Fresh Roaxtetf Pea Nnts, Almonds,
B rati I Walnuts, Pccana and Filberts, Oranges, Lem
ons, Apples, Bananaa and all other fruits in eeafci.
Lunch Goods a specialty. Soft Drinks of ail kinds.
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WM. O. EDDEN, Uanairer.
Now Occupying Our Own
Finest Beef,
We recommend and guarantee our own make of
Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau
sage and Bologna
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Try them once and be convinced.
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DUNN BROS.
TO - DATE MERCHANTS. 3
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HOW ARRIVING.
We are now receiving aivl placing on our shelve .the finest
line of foot wear ever offered in Condon. Call and examine
them. We guarantee Batixfiiction.
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THE WEARING O'lT.
Stephenson & Wilcox.
Growing?
Of coarse we're growing. ' Our burines is growing, oar
, ' atock is growing And our ability to wrvejou inthebVet.
". possible wanner ie aleo growing. When yon need - -
First-class Hand Made Harness and Saddles
Call
Cantry &
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WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE WHEAT
Highest price paid for Grata of all kinds. Storage and baling of Wont.
General Warehouse and Herchandise
Business.
EALFOUR, CUTKRIE I CO . fcTCRS.
HOTEL
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IflEHART'S RESTAURANT
. The most popular hoBtlery in Condon.
USIDER HEY MAHAGEL1EUT
Onr table is enpplled with the beet the market afford". Wa
eulicit a continuance of ibe former liberal pa trunage accord- -ed.thit
hoDse.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN T
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D. M. RINEHART, Prop.
CHARTER OAK
A SMALL ASSGUNT CF FUEL
P8Q0UCES AN IXXEKSE
VCLUUE OF WA&SiTH.
STOVES AND RANGES.
CONDON FURNITURE M? HARDWARE CO.
gSP You make no mistake in buying from us. -.g?
Notice to Creditors.
Estate ot John Maddock, deceased. Notice U
hereby given by the undersigned, duly appointed
Administratrix o( the estate ot John Maddock,
deceased, to creditors of, and all persons hiving
claims against, said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within six months
after the first publication of this notice, the first
publication hereof being Ttmraday the 5th day
f February A,D. 1903, to the said Administratrix
at her reslJjnoa at the Coui u Hotel In Condon
the same being the place for the transaction of
thehuslnessotthesaid estate, la the County o
Ullllam, State of Oregon.
Dated this fifth day ot Febra ry 1 903.
Harah A. Maddock.
6am E. Van V actor, attorney for Administratrix.
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Hair; 5t.
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If you wear an easy enow."
We sell It yon 1iv U ; rrt nit two eat
lfl l, srll pleawd perwms.
Our Shoes for Men
are eenible in ennxtrnftinn ami pleas
Ing; to the eye and am dmtHt!, in
theatrical parlande, to have a long
and tncceaafat run, " ' .
Palmer. Cooron.
A3LIXCTCX, BUL0CX, COUCLAS, I3XE
THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY
Haa been thoroughly renovated and
la now prepared to cater to the
wants of the traveling pnblic. Com
ntercial travelers and ot hers desiring
the comforts of a first-tlawi hotel ill
find tbla hoose suited t j their wants.
Mrs. S. A. Maddock, Propr.
MEALS 25Ci BEDS 25c.
CONDON, OREGON
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Notice.
Notice is herebv given to the residents
ol the town of Condon that the city
eoane I haa eecared garbage gronndg on
J. 11. Down in it's place immediately
north of the new lane leading to the cem
etery. No. garbage to be deposited
wiihin 100 feet of either fence.
All persona are hereby notified that
they mast clean op their premises of ail
manure, tfenria and other refaee matter
within ten daya front the date hereof.
and in caee of failure to do to steps will
be taken bv the city to clean np such
premises at the expense of the property.
owners.
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March 27, 1803. " Mattbal.
viarr DR. JORDAN'S aeitaT
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Attorney at Law,
Kotary Public and Conveyancer.
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THROUGH FREIGHT
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Dafiy line el SUamm Between Peftfan
Vaacovrc CucU Locka, Hood Rrw
aW aS Petata Us TaaBiagtM aUc,
n ateaneii 9ana City aea Rgntawr teav
rtland everr aimalBK (iieent angilarlaf.
ad The Dalle at I a. a., anivtaf at de.Ua
IUa la aaipl itasa tr oatgolng trains.
rrelght Kates Greatly Bedaecd.
W. C. ALLAWAT.Gen. irt.
N Vaot of Comrt Street. The Dalles, Of.
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juaiiruon Pacific
3 TRAINS EAST DAILY.
Through Pullman standard and
Toorist sleeping cars daily to Oma
ha, Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleep
ing car daily toEaniai City;
threugh Pullman tourist sleeping
care (personally conducted) weekly
to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Lous
and Memphis; reclining chair cars
(seats free) to the E a s t daily.
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,
D.TIERNEY,
AGLNT.
ARLINGTON, OREG.
Treasurer's Notice. '
All county warrants registered priof
to April 1, 1902, will be paid upon pre
sentation at my office. Interest ceaeea
after Mar. 15, 1903.
P. II. Stephkvbos,
Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon,
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
Largest and bent select"
ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished' on
jobeag to matcaial and labor.
V. OABLiiiO.
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