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T1IE C021D0II GLOBE.
. THURSDAY. MARCH 84, I0O4.
THI OFFICIAL PA PR R OF OILLIAM
COUNTY, ORKOON.
LOCAL NEWS,
J, A. Richmond wm In from Ftrry
Oenron Tneely,.t
Cash padl for count? warrant. Kw
q tilr at tlili oflk-e,
Uen. H.Dnkrk return! Hstnrday from
a Kastern trip,
Fresh roasteit peanuts itt Jackum's,
Aim fresh candles and nots.
A ton wat born to Mr, nd Mrt. John
lllohmond, of Ferry Canyon, Uit 8ao
day, 8111 Bklrts Finest Mnt aver off red
In Condon. Jnt received at Bteplieif
ttt A Wllcot'a
Mr. John Jackson returned Thursday
itom a pleaeaut IU with triaiitit to
IS.rtlaod.
Richard MoMahon, a prosperous hog
ralatr uf furry Canyon, wm in toon Fri
day. Fred Wilson returned from The Dalles
Thursday where he spent a week or te
on Inislaeti.' '' ' , " '
tKm't fait to ar th Talhftt Droa.watd
ar. For aula by (ha Oregon Tradl ng Co.,
Wasco, Oregon, t
Mrt.' W. A. Uoodaln was seriously III
(or several layi during iht week hot it
now improving.
Call and at the elegant II naol Jackets
Coatt and Capes Jutt received at fileph
tnon A VVIIcui'a
A danaa log prevailed hara Baturday
and the day wat hy far tha most disagee
Ue of tha season.
Hara yoo seen tha weeder? 34 eold In
10 dart, Sold only hy Oregon Trading
0i., Waaco, Oregon.'
Iulure yonr snecess and order a Talbot
lirua. Weeder for aala hy Oregon Trading
Co., Wasco, Oregon.
Mrt. K.F. Munroa, and ton, of Arling
ton, fama out Saturday M remain for
aalilla on bar homestead.
For Bate I) mble bottom gang plow
almost new. Enquire at thla oflii-a. Aim
new aft breeching harnaaa.
Charlie Llllia returned from I'orland
fteturday. ttedeliverel aehlpmeotot
fat hoga at Troatdala lait weak.
Mite Mary Kargl who bat been attend
ingtchonl at The Dalles fur tavcral
liiontha, returned lioitie Friday.
Mrs. E. O. Merrldsld, who haa bean
visiting bar mother on Hock Creek for a
week or en it expected home toon.
Heletst yoor pluwa, barrowa and t!rillt
fur tha coining aeatnn ai W. L. Berker'e
implement hnaae, Condon, Oregon.
Fred Satidtra returned from Portland
Tliuraday where ha spent aeveral dayt
vUitlng friends and atUn hug business
matter.
Bihject for aermnn at ftaptWt cltnn lt
Monday uorntng:"esons From a tiny
Life," HuhjWt for evenln sermon: "A
tj'ieetinn in I'rolit and ve."
Mlta Minerva Neal, formerly of Con
don hut now a resident d Monmouth,
hat bean engaged to tearh the Lot Val
ley school tha tar in to begin April 11
Mr, and Mrt. Otcar Maler, of Ajas,
were in town Tuesday. Mr. Malay says
tha socialists will cast'a heavy rote in
Ferry Canyon urecinct at the coming
election.
Try onr Oregon City brand of Herd
er'a and Handler's Shoes. Ilniiftrian
nailed free. Large assortment of Ulnve
lloeary, Shoe Oil", Dressing, etc. Terma
caah. 0. W. Proprt
Wm. Maple, the well known Mack,
einith, who hat rman "reding up" at
1'ortland and other Wetter n Oregon
polntt alnre the holidaya, returned t
bonchgraat land Friday,
Notwithstanding the atormv weather
an entertaining recital waa given hv
Mita Bedgwlrk and aeven of her mujlr
pnpila at the home of Mra. (. A. Rerrr
Satarday afternoon.
Wagon, ftiiggiee.llka and all kind'
of Fanning Implementa at W.'L. (tnr
ker'a big Condon Implement hoii. Now
it the time to atock up for tha hnr-y
Spring farming aeaaon.
Mite Mamie rVnpgln retnrned fmm
Sherman couniv Sutnrlav where etie
baa been vititing friend for i n tlm
She commenced a term of whnol
In the II. N. Anderinn district M in lav
innrning. t.
Mitt Litla Clarke, who haa been at
lending a hutinen college In Portland
einoe laat fall, returned Friday and fill
remain af home during' tha Summer
Site will retnrn to tha city to complete
her coorae nest fall,
Henry Cavender and family, of Xa
nionl, Iowa, have arrived and will Innate
in thla vicinity. They aw setting a
rough introduction jutt now in the wav
of Oilliain county weather bnt "every
day'll be Summer by and by."
Mist Kate Greinar retarned Sunday
from Portland where the haa been for
tome time purchasing a itock of mlllin
(try good. She will open her itock in
her residence recently purchaaed from
F. M. Springtton at an early date.
It ti ft wonder the Walla Walla weed
er. Cuta 8 feet only takei 6 horefl. We
the Oregon Trading Co., of Watco, Ore
gon, guarantee them to kill anv weed or
foul plant that growa and will leave the
land in good condition for any crop.
Jack Ginglea, a noted deepnradn of
'Waahlngwn, waa killed by omVera near
Spokane Sunday morning whil reelnt
'lug arrest. Hla brother waa arretted at
North Yakima a few daya before and It
now in jitit there on a a charge of rob
lxry. It is reported that the one in jail
at North Yakima hna cnnfeed to the
robbery of Coe't raloon at Arlington
- ntilrh rKWurred eral inopt.li nyv
Jim Hurnt waa called to Arllngt h
Friday to take care of hla nncle, Jameo
iHinn, who wai tuflferlng from a aevrre
atlark of avthma at that plana. Mr.
Dunn wai on hla way to A'lsona, but
waa obliged to atop at Arlington, He It
now I m protlng.
lion. Frank Cornell, repreaantatlve
from Linn county, arrived Friday to vis
it hit parents. Mr, and Mrs, W m. (!or
nett, of thla city, and to aUt In the
cetejiration of their (loldan Weldlng
annivvrtary which took place last Sat
urday,
Charlie Carter hat sold his ranch la
Ferry Canyon U 0. 0. Portwood. The
tract contained 160 acres and the price
was 1200. Mr. Carter and family ei
lect to reahle In Portland in the future
he leaving for ttial place Sunday morn
ing to make arrangements to move hie
family there,
Klder W. A. Goodwin ha a letter In
the Oregon Sunday Journal in which he
challenges any elder or apostle of the
Utah Mormon church to meet him in
public delmte In Portland the question
being the attitude of Joseph Smith and
the early Church of Jesus Ciirist uf Lat
ter Day Saints on the question of polyg
amy. To Revive Eleottio Plant
Kdelu U. Amine an I Frank it.
Guyhrlng, vf Portland, were here a day
or two last week looking over the elec
tric lighting plant which ia a part of the
Condon Milting Co.'s property, with a
view lo baying that part of the hoines
and pulling the aame in operation. To
this paper . the gentlemen staled that
tRay were well pleasa-l with the general
outlook for tlie lowu and the baaines
opportunity ou"r-d lu the lighting bni-
nes. They staled tuat they own an I
operate similar plant in a number ol
towns aud that they aspect to clo a
deal with Mr. Brown lor the Condon
plant at no early date. If they do so
thev will eecnre a it for their iMiwer
plant in aoiui central hmtiou and hope
soon iu have the plant in operation.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Dmilorth.nl LaGrange, (ia., suf
fered for eii month wild frightful
running sore on his leg; but writes that
Bm kleii'e Arnica Salve wholly cured it
in live dava. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles,
it's the Iwsi salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c.
This remedy la (or aala by Condon
rnarniary.
Serious Stabbing Affray.
A aerlooa statitiing eff'av M-correl at
l a dam at me horn- hi vieorgo Jones
at Lt Vally, last TuKUv night n I
a a emolt Un Kolv tie auto Wit
hovering between lile'an I death enffr-
mg frm a 'm l knife wound in ihe right
eide tVuiU of the effalr are hard to
ihiain at this time hut from report
brought in Siiiidav. br ,Mer. Cox ami
A ud rm m ' who bva In I hit nighhor-
IhmmI it teem that the tii'n wta a gen-
entl one end that AI Smith was the
knife weil ler, Toarrfrrtof tha affair
given hy Vlr. O i wt suhjtautially ai
follow:
Had fi-eling had stinted between Ens-
ley end the Munger tioys for an ne lime
and the the Hungers and Al Smith went
to tha dance at June' with the el press
ed intention of "doing Ensley op." The
threw Mongers attacked Ho ley outnile
the door an I were ell promptly knocked
down hy Em ley who ia described a a
young physical giant and rather handy
with his tints. While engaged with
tha third Mnnger Ensley a struck
on the head with a club by the OrH one
who went down aud we knocked back
ward into the doorwity. While yet dawn
he was struck with a dirk by Smith who
then ran for the timber. Smith wa lo
cated lh" next day and was arrested and
taken to Fossil where he is in jail. The
Mnnger boys were also arrested and tak
en to Foiail where one entered a plea of
guilty and was fined $15 while the other
plead not guilty and his trial was set for
yesterd ay.
Sentiment in the Lost Valley country
is said to be with Eualey in tha matter
and feeling Is strong agxlnst Smith.
Best Remedy For Constipation.
"The finest remedy (or constipation
I ever oed ie Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets," save Mr. Eli Butler
of Frankville, N. Y. "They act gently
aud without any unpleasant effect, end
leave the bowels in a perfectly natural
condition."
For iMtl hy Condon Pharmacy.
. The Sunday Journal. .
The firrt isrueof the Oregon Sunday
Journal hat appeared and Is full? i; to
expectations. The Daily Jonrnel isouly a
two-veariild hut it hae already made for
ilsell a idace in Oregon journaliam which
many cyder newspapers might fnvy nnd
the Sunday edition nicely tills out the
weekly cycle of up toda'e news and on
trammeled editorial op niont which h as
mad the Journal a favorite in thous
and of Oregon homes. The Sunday
edition contain 44 pages and is brim
full of news, special featured and adver
tising matter, the last named feature
being dear to the ln-arl of every pub
lisher.' 'The Journal is able and fen r leu
nnd honesr ami that it-why it bat been
able to butt into a hitherto forbdden
field and make a go - of tha project,
tlere't to the J urtial, Long may tha
wave.
More Riots.
Disturbance! of strikers are not nearly
at grave as an individual diorder of the
system. Overwork, lost of sleep, nerv
ous tension will he followed hy otter
collapse, unless a reliable remedy ia Im
mediately employed,. There's nothing
so efficient to cure (tinorder of the Liver
or Kidneve as Elwtrlc Bitters. It'a a
wonderful tonic, nnd effect! v nervine
and the greatest atl arnnnd medicine for
run down systems. . It diepela nervous
ness, rheumatism and neuralgia and ex
pels malaria germs. v v , ; , ; i
Ohlv BOo. Satisfaction gnaranteod by
fTondiit Plutrrimnv, . ' . ' '' '
Ball Players Get Busy.
Con d' oi will have a ImmImiII nine the
coming Summer that will be a credit
to the toe n. Indications now are that
evert the aplendld record made by the
Condon boys last season will la) totally
ecllpsei! during 1SHH. A meeting waa
held last Friday afternoon at which
most of the pr'itieitlive plavert were
present and the preliminary steps were
taken for launching a winning combina
tion for the coming Hummer,
The player selected Friday are as
follows Pearl Jarvis, L. Siebsl, Joe
Block, Gerald Horns, J. (j. Jarvis, H. A
Hcoggln, John Anderaon, Fred Edaardo,
Gns Morris, D It. Parker. Mr. Sielmls
wsa eehs-ted as mansger and Pearl Jar
vis as captain of the team. Mint of the
players are well known here and are old
time favoritea with Condon devotee of
the game and the newly acquired play
er all cm highly recommended. Mr.
8iebal formerly played with the Salt
Lake teaoi and waa a popula umpire
in Ihe Intermonntaln country a few
years ago where Ja ha acUnl in that
capacity fr many good games. Mr.
Parker haa plaved for several aeaaon
with g Hdl teams in the Willamette val
ley and is said to be a 'cracker jck"
caUdter. lie will prohebly play in that
place the coining aeaaon. Pearl Jarvia
list been selected ae pitcher and with
him In tha box the Condon fan may
sorely coont on some pretty work and
some hot playing. Positions for the
other plaver have not Iwen definitely
settled yet but with the material at hand
it may be safely taken for granted that
every place in the lineup will be ahlv
filled.
People of the town generally are tak
ing a lively interest in the matter and
the Gloib expects to see Con Ion' team
cover itself with glory before th cle
of the season. Ite hill furnih-a good
dean sport foe ever) body and every citi-
ten hould giv the Condon team liieir
moral and material aupport in its effort
to give the town a series of high ela
games daring th season f 1904.
Saw Mill Sold.
Herbert ilalsuad. of the Lost Valh-y
Lomlier o., t.a' sold i.U mill, land mid
other properU in Uuckhoru to F. M.
Pliter, if thie city, and Jack Carr, d
Foosil. The deal was made Saturday
and the pap-r will be eigned and th-
final transfer male in a day or two. Mi.
Hslstead has hoi It np a fine Imxine-
thve and it wa only on account of his
wife' h-alth and the urgent n-i-titv
for seekinig a mild-r climate that indm-
el him to dispose of it. Mr. tlalstead
will be here moat of the Summer cloeing
ni hi hu-ouiM ami hi f initi. will
initio in Portland In Ho- Fail they will
go south to a home in the region "f
halini breesanl erH-ioal imirhine.
Mr. Carr has had long experience lu
the itw mill leininei' a mxttager of the
.lutte l!rwk mill at Fmsii an I Vfr Plner
ha al) hail experience mthe tuine.
flie nw owners will n i louht d well
in their veniuie.
Charlie's False Step.
Charlie Etrhart, of lone, who is well
known here, had and ex perieno" in Port
land recently wiiirh h will not s.in fo
get. It tepM-d into ai .-n elevator
haft and fell into In h4mn F-k
tuoately he wa on the gro-i nd fl-nir
when he ma le the f ilse stp and fell
only ten or twelve feet, ittrrmg a a
vera shaking U he waa not injured.
The moat serious tMtni- of the accident
was tha' j lit a h atrnck th bottom
he heard the elevator above htm starting
down. He threw himself on the fbior
and waited the inntant the car was roh
ing down and that Instant probably
seemed an hour long.
"I didn't know in the darkm"," said
Mr. Earhart, "whether the rage won id
stop before it flattened me or not, and I
thinx I w ah i'lt vH spra l out
over the floor as I would have been if
the car had Uo led on me." The bump
ers, however, hel I the car from touching
the prostrate man, though nutil the ele
vator moved upward again Earhart
could not move a moatde, but remained
hngging the grimy floor,
A woman noticed Earhart'a idnnge
and told the elevator hov who sent his
cage to the second fi-atr aud allowed the
prisoner to crawl nut.
Democratic Catl.
The Democratic County Convention
for Gilliam County it hereby called to
meet in the cou-t house at Condon, Or
egon, on Saturday, April 16, 1004, at 10
o'clock a. m., for the put pose of nomi
nating candidates for county olBc-rt-, el
ecting delegates to the state ami con
gressional conventions and transacting
anch other business at may properly
come before the convention.
Delegates to this convention have heen
ppointed as follows:
Arlington 4. Lone Bock 3, rSlaloca 5,
Matney 2, Condon 6, Mayville 3, Ferry
Canyon 7. Rk Creek 4, Idea 1, Trail
Fork 2. Willow Creek 8.
Being one delegate at large for each
precinct and one for every 15 votes or
major portion thereof cast for Supreme
Jndge at the Inat state election.
The prituariea for the p.irpose of elect
ing delegates to the county convintion
and for nominating precinct and district
officer will lie held at the usual voting
places in tire varions precincta on Wed
nesday, April 13, 1904.
Bv order of Dniiocraiic County Cen
tral Committee. -
Johh A. MeMoBRIH,
Chairman.
. Inflammatory Rheumatism
Cured.
William Shaffer, a hrakeman of Den
niaon, Ohio, was confined to hie bed for
several week with inflammatory rhen
roatitttn.' "I need many medicines," he
tityt: "Finally I sent to MuCaw's drug
store for a bottle of Chamberhin'a Pain
Balm at a time when I was unable to use
nann or toot, . and in one week's tune
was able t ) go to work as happy a a
clam. ,'' ' .'. . ' ' .
For wile hy Condon -Pharmacy." ''''"
Now is the
in fortify youriwlf against the season's sieknei.
(ioto the Condon I'naroiary bimI pramre a bot
tle of aome of the eslleut tonics for sale there.
Jeweley
We have on hand a fine aaaortment of Jewelry
t reaannalile pri.s including Diamorela, Sep
phlree, Unhies ete. Come ami eee them.
Toilet Soaps
We have a complete stk of Toilet Roans, Face
Cream, Tooth Powders, and other Toilet aril
cle nsnally fonnd in a first-class drnt store.
Remember
We enmponnd presrriptions exactly an lhedoc
tor writes them. We do not substitute.
Condon Pharmacy
UAViNG PURCHASED S. B HARTSHORN'S INTEREST Iff THE
FIRM OP CLARKE & HARTSHORN! RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
A CONTINUANCE OF THE GENEROUS PA T RON AGE EN0 YED
BY THE OLD FIRM.
M. O. Clarke,
Succeseor to Clark a Hartshorn.
Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Stoves, .
Ranges, Shelf Hardware, Tinware,
Paints, Oils Etc,
a
Just a Moment!
Yon will find thei
if Caiidir, Nttta,
Gilliam
In the Spring
Your blood is apt to be impure You ehotild go to Jarvis'
Pharmacy and purchase a bottle of Dr. Syrea' Saraaparilla
or eotne other excellent standard remedy sold by this bouse.
It will speedily set your system to rights.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by us.
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Capita! $50,000. Surplus $20,000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Letters of credit Issued, fixchanga sold on principal cities In
V.B. and Europe. Your patronago solicited.
J.W.FRENCH. President. F. T. HURLBURT, Cashier.
W. W. 8TEIWER, Vlce-Prea. O. D. STURQESS, Aeet. Cashier.
I Harness and Saddles 11
ill
l We have just received a large invoice
J. of new stock and goods and are bet-
p ter prepared than eyer before to Fup-
! ply the wants of our customers in
is HARNESS. SADDLES and LEATH-
: ER GOODS. .
g& We guarantee satisfaction in price
. , and quality. 1
South Main Street.
ia
finest Job prii)tin$ for
Ifor Winter "Wear 1
For Ladlf.
John Serootman'c Shoes
excel in style, ctiinfiirt ami
rlnrehilitv.
All of these "the best ever" for purpose intended.
DUNN
Time
1 1
most complete tck
Fruite atuf Cigare, in
County at
Jackson's.
J. Q. JARVIS.
iVOWSBruvuuuuinoSBbaN I
Le E. Palmer
WM,m.MM.nMreoii..mann.iiABiinann.ii..M.. .nm..u..Si
fill at tie (JC0BE Office
For Gentlemen.
Bucklnaham & Hecht's
make gives mil vernal satisfac
tion. Rest all purpose shoe.
BROS
UP-TO-DATE MERCHANTS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions. ' '
Ladies and Gentlemens' Furnishing's.
gmn r - . ;
J Stephenson & Wilcox i(p)
v-L . . li - -fay
Groceries and Provisions.
Boots and Shoes.
Call and Investigate onr flood a to qnalily and price.
WHEAT INTERIOR WAREHOUSE n,IEAT
Highest price pl l f.r Grain of nil kinds. Storage and tailing of Wool.
General Warehouse and Ilerchandise '
Business
gAtrog,cuTHiE i ca . if tms.
THE
Will
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GONDON
HOTEL
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J Ttie Palace Hotel,
Z ELGIN MYERS, Prop. !
frkat sAmntAinm Kitfil Sn Mia Mtir -
IB vwiHiHvmmo ssfi-s no vV i lAVin DtlpiiajA U
8 J fa with the best the market afford. , ' Special attention ; ft
j ! given w tuo vuuuurt ut guens. . n
J Headquarters for Traveling leri. 9
CONDON, OREGON. j
DAnUAIlNo 1IM OANUIbb
Having purchased the H. II. Little stock of confec
tioneries, cigars, tobacco, etc., I will close out much
of the old stock at greatly reduced prices to make
room for my new stock which will soon arrive.
Call and see me for bargains. '
J
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SUCE TiME TAELL
Stages will arrive at and depart
from Condon on the following
schedule. .... ;
ARRIVE FROM
Fossil ...,...... 9:30 A.M.
Arlington . . . . V .... .2:30 P. M.
DEPART FOR
Arlington 9:45 A. M.
Fossil '. .2:30 P. M.
J. W. Jackson & Ca. Props.
WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
Iargeet and beet select
' ed stock in the County.
Estimates furnished on
, jobs as to mateaial and labor.
V. A. DAHLIHC.
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Or.
For iinttloor bad weather wear
Napa-Tan,
High top enow ond mnl ex
cltiilers. , Wear like trim.
An Ad in the Globe brings results
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UKDER HEW MAHACEMENT.
Mm, R H. Vai.h, J'eop.
pater tV the want of the trav
public in a hianner to warrant '
ratiafaction. 1
Onlrallf Located, Corner Main and
Spring Streets,
CONDON, OREGON.
irul
L. T. Price.
Moore & Golden,
GASH GROCERS.
Our stock is now arriving and
- ie fresh, clean-and uprtc-date.
GROCERIES : FRUIT V VEGETABLES
All fresh and good to eat.
Call and get our prices.
SPRINC STREET, C8KBQX, QRECOK:
oc
The Kino
Stock of
Millinery Goods
at -
Dora Downing's,
Comer Spring and Oregon Street?,
Condon, Oregon.
Terrifield,
jesidept rtist.
Studio Uest 5ide fortr;
. TaiD Strt.
Qondon : Oron.
REGULATOR
LINE
STEAMERS.
From Portland to The Dalles.
Steamers: "Baily Gatzert," "Dalles
City," "Regulator," "Metlako,"
Steamers leave Portland and The
Dalles daily (except Sunday) at 7
a. in., connecting at Lyle, IVaah.,
with C U. & N. Ry. Co. for Daly,
Centerville, Goldendale and all
"Klickitat Valley points.
Excellent meals 6erved on all
steaiuers. Fine accomodations fur
teams and wagons.
Call on 05 address .
II. C. Campbeix, Managor,
A V.Zinnueriuan Portland, Or.
V ; ' Agent, The Dallen,Or.
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