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THE GOHDOIl GLOBE. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBUARY 21, I86C. AN OBJECT LESSON. r; The deadlock that exists in the Kentucky legislature in the sena torial contest is an excellent object ledson of that clumsy process we adopt for electing United States senators, but owing to a division on party lines, no election can be af fected without the vote of the pop ulist members, and virtually those two men have in their power to de cide for the people of the entire commonwealth of Kentucky who shall represent them in the Uni ted States Senate. That is, two men can cast the vote of the entire state. This state of affairs should be a sufficient argument in favor of electing senators by direct vote - Speaking of the deadlock in Ken tucky the other day Senator Turpie o'' Indiana, in a speech before the senate, said: . ''But whatever else may result from this deadlock in the Kentucky legislature, it should teach the peo- pie of the United States that the time has come when there should a 1 ... . be adopted an amendment to our . national constitution giving into the bands of the people the election of United States senators, that the 'ballot of opinion,' unbought and ' unawed, may settle the question of election to the United States sena tor." Bids for the new issue of govern ment bonds aggregating more than $600,000,000 at prices ranging from 11,09 to $1.50 were opened a few days ago. The result is astonish ing, and goes to show that the peo ple have not lost confidence in the nation's ability to pay and - that there are untold millious of money lying idle in the country, watching ' every opportunity for safe and profitable investment. How much better would it be were there no - such opportunities for tying up " capital; it would then be forced in to legitimate business channels and become a blessing instead of a bur den. Our coast cities are not defended by great fortifications, but the na tion who sends a shell whistling in to one of them will pay a billion or two for the whistle. Globe Demo crat.. .,. . . Program for Entertainment. Following is the program for the school entertainment to be given in the hall here Saturday evening : Music by the Brass Band. ' Opening song by the school, "Happy ureeung. 4 Hesitation by Sne Stevenson. , ' Organ solo by Birdie Henshaw. . , Dialogue, VLoey's Old Man." Solo by H. JJ. Frazer. Recitation by Maggie Maddock. . Tableau-r-George Washington. Recitation Life of Washington, bv seven pnpns. . . . Music by the band, r. . Tableau Scene from real life. , Song by the school, "Help It On." " Recitation by Stella Darling. ' Solo by Sndie Rnssell. '.' Recitation by Berril Morey. !; School song, "Busy Bee." '..Sol by Mrs. Chas. B. Sears. '. Yiulin solo by Prof. Saunders of Port- v Tableau The Rising Sun. . t Solo. by Ella Kifly. , .. Bobby's Speech, by Rollo Frazer. . Pie and apple contest by four boys. ' Duet by Xouella Maddock and Lulu Fitzwater. . : ,. , Solo by Birdie Henehaw. .'Tableau Our future hopes. ; - Song hy Lillie and Florence Clarke. Quartet. Dialogue The "New Woman." Mo by Mrs. H. C. Strickland. tmorns hy two girls and one boy. Music by' the band. Goodnight song by boys. Republican County Committee Meeting. ' There will be a meeting of the Repub- Iff an.", ponnty Central Committee for Gilliam county at Condon, Oregon, on ..March .4 ) 89, at 2 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of calling the Republican pri maries and County convention for (jil rliam county and for making the appor-itionment-of delegates to said conven tion. A full attendance is earnestly re quested. - S. G. Hawhon, Chairman. . Don't send away for your garden and ' flower seeds until yon have looked ' throiigh D. M. Ferry A'Co's seeds, which are the best to le bad. For sale at P. U. Stephenson's. . Everybody knows the Mitchell wagon. :Look, t Shurte Bron! ad'; that will tell 'Tir where to get it.. ' i)r. Price's Cream Baking Powder . AwanaM tius Madal Maiwiour Fair, Saa Frmitco. The City Primaries. Twenty-eight of oor citiienj met In the clerk's office Thursday ' evening ami nominated candidates for the various city ottit-ea, as follows: ' V For Mator g. b. Barker and J. W. Barr. For Conncilmen Al iletiehaw, W. L. Wilcox, P. H. Stephenson, J. W. Barr, S. B, Barker, J. M. Caldwell, W. F. Thnrnajfle and Geortre Tatom. For recorder Ed Dunn and Win. C. Caldwell. For treasnrer W. Rinehart and J. H. Hudson. The convention attempted to nomi nate two tickets, with different names, which accounts for 8. B. Barker and J. W. Barr being nominated for both may or and conncilmen. After the nomina tions were made it was decided to name the whole ticket "Citisens Ticket," and that is the way the names will appear on the balluts. The election will take place on Tues day, March 3d. Ten Nights In a Bar Room. Following is the caste of characters of the Mayville Dramatic Club that will play at Condon on the evening of Feb. 28th : . . . . Iade J as. W. Dyer. Romaine Ves Simmons. Harvey (iroen M. E. Weir. Willie'llamtuond W. P. Weir. Sampel Switchel I. B. Carter. Frank Slade T. C. Livingston. Joe Morgan A. J. Shelton. Mrs. Morgan Mary Shelton. Mrs. Slade Phoebe Stinchfield. Mehitable Jane Ann Cartwright El len Riuehart. .-'-' Mary Morgan Iva Shelton. ' The Walla Walla county court has re fused to pay for all is tamps and stamped envelopes used by the officials of that county. This has bten and still is a big item of expense in Umatilla county's affairs, but much of it could be saved if the county conrt would take action simi lar to the Walla Walla county court Better methods in public affairs are al ways worth striving for. East Orego- Populist Massmeetlng. All of the populists of Gilliam county are requested to meet at Condon on Wednesday, March 11, 1806, for the pur pose of electing one delegate to the state convention and electing a county cen tral committee and getting ready for the coming campaign. J. R. Clabk, . Chairman. An I For Business. The man or woman with the rieht kind Of an eye does not need a porous plaster touraw tneir attention to a good thing; but they will always keep an eye open for the purpose of seeing irood banrains. James W. Smith has them this time. Below is a fewonlvof themanv bargains that are to be had from his mammoth stock of new goods direct from the East, at prices that will certainly please his many customers in Gilliam county : ladles' shoes from 90c to 13.50 per pair. 20 yds of Gairlock Gingham tor f 1.00. Harmony PriD U, 20 yds for II .00. All the latest and best styles of dress goods from 16c to 75c a yard. Gents' black dress all-wool suits for 9. Gents' business suits from 15 to 17.50. Gents' Cottonade pant for Sue a pair. Farreil's syrup in buckets. $J.40. 30 lbs white beans. II. 20 1!j 3 Crowu raisins ft Full-weight 5-gal keg pickles, 95c. Sneara direct from the refinery at the lowest maiket price. 8tock and dairy salt direct from the salt works at prices that defy competition. James W. Smith has the largest line of agricultural implements to select from in Gilliam county. Oliver plows and extras a specialty. A Home Company. The cheapest ife insurance in the world. You don't have to die to get yonr money. The Washington Coopera tive Life Insurance Association of Port land, Oregon, is a purely mutual benefi cial association, equitable and econom ical in every respect, as reference to its table will show. It is purely beneficial, as it not only protects the loved ones in case the protector is removed by death, but the policy holders as well. He has made the afternoon of his life pleasant and comfortable by his own frugality and very little self-denial. Call at once and see Al Henshaw and learn how this can be done. Do not let this golden op portunity pass by. Remember you do not have to die to get your money. Al Henshaw, agent, Condon, Oregon. Say, have yon seen that new improv ed "Canton Clipper" gang plow at Shurte Bros? It is a daisy. H. H. & H. B. HENDRICKS, ATTO RN EYS AT LAW, Fosail - and - Condon, - Oregon. Kotaries Public, k gen t for Flremans Fond and h. & I., and Globe Insurmira Vm. Alin.,ti,. Collections, C. 8. Land BBninesa. Practice in ali Shurte Bros, sell all kinds of agricul tural implements dirt cheap. Get their prices. ' The German-American Insurance Co., of New York, one of the most reliable companies In the world, has established an office at Condon with L. W. Durllngas agent Those spring tooth harrows do the work and they are chesp. At Shurte Bros. : James W. Smith's new spring snd summer stock of gents' furnishing goods, boots and shoes, dry goods, etc., will all be in by March 1st. Ilia goods are bonght direct from the East, at r.ricea that defy competition. Notice. To those who are indebted to th fnl. lowing firms, please call at mv office nt an early date and settle: flmith & Per- inn, Barr & Stephentron,-' Halstead & Kioehart, i. S. (Jlark, E. J5. Smith, as" signed to Geo. Lawrence & Co., l'ort l"'l. ." ' ; H, B. jir.N'iHicKHAtt County Warrants at Face.. . .Iwilj take. county warrants at their' face value in trade lit mv store in Con- dou. S. 11. IiakKKK. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT THE IN ARLINGTON. Our new winter stock has arrived and will. be sold at Hard Times Prices. ; Dry 'V ; . goods, ladies' . furnishing goods, cloth ing and gents' furnishing goods, over coats and duck-lined goods, boots, shoes and rubber goods, mackintoshes and slickers, blankets and comforts, yarns and fancy notions, hats and cans, gloves and mittens, hardware, Btoves and Buipnur ana cement, harness and saddlery, lumber and shin gles, paints and oils, glass, crockery, wall paper, win dows and doors, school books and stationery, machinery of all kinds, Studebaker and Old Hickory wagons, Oliver plows, Etc. COME AND GET OUR PRICES. WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE CALL FOR LOWEST PRICES!-TOWN FX f (Xrt Uv; g s W o 00 AT P. O. STORE Choice candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos, books and fine sta tionery, also everything in the line of machinery wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, seeders, reapers, windmills, etc. At Figures That Command Your Trade. ' We are prepared to fill all orders at very low prices. write or call on us. BUSINESS LOCALS. Books of all kinds. L. W. Darling & Co. Dislies and glns.warc at L. W. Darling A Co.'s. The best lemon extracts for flavoring, Just ar rived. L- W. Darling & Co. Have you seen our new display of toilet soaps? Something new and nice. L. v. Darling A Co. Huy choice bird seed, now reduced to 10c a packuge, from L. W. I)fiiiiKiCo., and yonr bird will sing sweeter. . ' The famous "Williams Barber Bar Shaving Soap" the best in toe world for trie toilet and for shaving. For sale by L. W. Darling & Co. The fieshest. purest and best stock of Dnicrin Hon medicines fn the country can be found at inearug store ui I- w. naning 6i onuon Notice to Sheepmen. lam prepared to summer bucks at $1 per head, on my range at the forks of Beaver and Buck horn creeks, near Lone Rock. For further particulars call or address me at Lone Uock, Oregon. Ed Comptom The Doctor Out of town When Most Needed. Mr. J. Y. Schenck, editor of the Cad do, Ind. Ter., Banner, when bis little girl two years of age was threatened with a severe attack of the croup. He savs "My wife insisted that I go for the doc tor, but as our family physician was out of town I purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Congh Remedy, which relieved her imrnediatly. I will not I without it in the future." 26 and 60c bottles for sale hy all druggists. Remember that Liverine is a first-class remedy for the liver, and one of the very best for constipation. Liverine is an Oregon remedy. Patronize borne in dustry by buying a bottle of Liverine a L. VV Darling's. How to Cure a Bad Cold. I had a bad cold and congh for several months . and tried almost everything. Finally, Mr. Hunt, the druggist at West Chester, recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. , A 50 cent bottle cured me entirely. Abhkk Mkhckh, l)illworth towo. Chester Co.. Pa. For sale hv II d riifirist. v WANTED-AN DFAwb0'!.ttm 1.1" L. o . . tH,?f "n'imple thing to patent? Protect yonrldcas ; they nur bring you wealth. Write JOHN W1CDDE1U BUUfTA CO., I'atent Attorneys, Washinaton D. C, tor UuHt HM priie offer. ' STORE OF- E S W. SMITH tinware, groceries of all kinds, lime, ! CO O IN ARLINGTON. oiiiirvrr nnnrk onun 1 1 dhuo. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAKDOntct AT Tug Dallss.O., Jan. IS, 1S9B. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her Intention to make dual proof In support of her claim and that said proof will be made before II. N. Frnser, eoan ty clerk of (iillliim county, at Condon, Or., on March 3, Ms, viz: LAL'KA C. CI.AKKE, Hd. W03, for the nv4. n'4 nti and nwt nM sec 80, tp 5 s of r -U e, W. M. Mfie immes tne fiillowhig w itiieHes to prove her continuous residence up on and cultivation of, suld land, via: (. . Ni-cl of Lone Hock, Albert Henshaw, E. K. Smith and K. A. Ilulding, of Condon, Oregon. )24-ao Ja. K. Moors, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Flnai i'roof. U. S. Lasd Omcg Thk DAi.r.., Os., Jan. 29, Notice Is hereby given that Allert T. Wilkin son of (lllllain county has tiled notice of Inten tion to make tinal proof before H. N. Frazcr. county clerk, at his office In Condon, Oregon, on Saturday, March 14, 1896, n timber culture application No. aws, forth H 4 and e awJi see U tn 4 s of r n c. He nnrsai wltnessKs: K, L. Kllbo'.irne, J, W. Cro dick, T. J. Morria and L. V. Davidson, all of Da vidaon, Oregon. 7-V2 JaS. V. MooHR. Rrirll.r NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Culture Final Proof, U. B. 1-ahd Opmcb, Thr Dallks, Or., Jan. ao, '96. Aollcc Is hereby given that Bterllng C. Smith, of Heppner, Oregon, has filed notice of Intention to Coin, at his oillce in Heppner, Or,, on iiiuiiu nu'u iirtHtr ociore k. i. Kriwiun,! n.a Saturday, March 7, 1896, , on timber culture application No. 2K42, for the v nw!4 and w sw'4 sec s tp 2 s of r 28 e. Ha nemes uw I tn !: c. K. Kellol llemnir ii.n Stanley, Marlon Biddle, Win. lilddle, of Ooose- j24-f)0 Ja, F, Moobk, Hcglster, Executors Notice. Notice Is herebv slvnn that tha nnilpnl have been duly annointed bv the l oumv ,iirt r Clliiam county, state of Oregon, executors of the estate of H. W . Pentecost, deeeused. Ail persons having cliilms agiilnst said deceased or his es tate are hereby untitled and required lo present the sh me to mo, duly verified, at M nvvillu, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. UMtcd at Mayviac, Oregon, Feb. 1, 1I6. 11. Wll'I'BR, W. B. I'KNTKcnii'r Executors of the estate of If. W. Penteciui. An. ceased. 17 m Flour! Flourll For the cheapest and best flour on earth apply to Smith & Royal of the Fossil Mills. rr R.G. R0BINS0N& SONS UNION BLOCK. TIME TO CALL A HALT I and stop sending your money away for goods when you can select your own choice and get better value at home. WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH and are therefore enabled to sell cheaper than others who buy on time. You will save woney by inspecting our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. . DUNN BROS. -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONDON, OR, NEW NEW OOOOS -1 am now ready for bualneee .with a bran-new etooK of. MERCHANDISE AND GROCERIES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE FARMER, STOCKMAN AND MECHANIC 'a I have marked my prloee eo low that I can - and will not do any credit buelneee. a P. H. STEPHENSON CONDON. - : - OREGON. Of ArlinRton, Or., No. Transacts a General Accounts Kept Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States ! and Europe. Interest 8PECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE 80LICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ! D.M.FRENCH, Preeldenti W. W. STEIWER, Vloe-Preeldenti FRANK 1 T. HURLBURT, Caehler. DIRECTORS D. M. FRENCH, W. W. STEIWER, E. B. MoFARLAND. U C. EDWARDS AND A. C. HAWSON, iruiruuinAnnnnnnnuinJvruinmnuumnxw CLAD TIDINGS TO THE FARMER I e e HAVE OBTAINED THE RIOHT FROM ,-OMcr.g mv PnuBCTirnpa -rn pavt-p. Highest Price for Wheat atWand I'll be "ffoah-darned" If I don't do t.W It makes no difference what figures are made to you, dear farmer, confidentially, don't fail to see "Little Phil," THE "OLD RELIABLE" WAREHOUSEMAN AT ARLINGTON. BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR ORAIN. PERRY L. HAM'S" '1 Merchandise Store AT LONE ROCK, OREGON, la now In full blaet with a . now and complete etock of. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware BOOTS AND 8H0ES. ALL STAPLE ARTICLES A SPECIALTY. 1 In faot everything needed by the n farmer, etookman and 1 Tll I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH AND MY PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. CALL AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES. CHARLES FIX, Pmprlittor of' LIVERY, FEED STABLE & CORRAL, Lower Main St., Condon, Or. Hay and train over nlKht, cash, M)c, hay only, cash, sttillruom, mr span, cash i'm. Camp Ikihsc with cooU-striva frue to patrnns who fur nish their own fnl. Price (or wIkIi!iik hay, f:mlti, produce of all kinds, live stock, etc., on uviie scoli'S, 2ftc a draft: hack wttlirlilng fr. A llhcral reduction on cohtract walKliliiff, The V. M. mall for IjOIih Ho k leaves niy bam every morning, except Hunduys, at A o'clock. Passen gers will please (flvo notice the night previous, A shore of the putionnKc Is solicited. faVConfcntloiinry store and soda fountain, tolmi-eo, clynrs. pnftHiiMe, etc., In cnnnt'ctlon. Treasurer's Notice. All countv warrants registered prior tn Jan. 1, 1804, will bo pnid on present ation at my oflice. Intercut ceases on and alter thin date. 8, H. Barker, T reannrer of Gilliam Onutv. Or. Duted at Condon, Or., Jan 7, CASHJ3T0RE. W Carry a Complat Una of CHOICE MERCHANDISE FRESH GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC. WetolHor cash only, and In order to enfouraga a' cash trade wa are wlllna Dmt-clttM gwxls lower than ever before BUld for In tbU omotry, 01v us your trade. ARLINGTONJORj STORE "-S".S-S 3018. Banking Business.; Subject to Check. allowed on time deposits. NORTHERN CROWN 8HE1?DR l-HKKDH e-HKKDH M HKEnH,f HKKIHr HKKIH HKKhnl If'KKDHiA HEEDBi-MJCEUwIasHKKDBlaftiKtUBW Will mature vegetable earlier than thoee grown eouth. Catalogue of Oardnn and Field Heeds mailed free on application, Address. GEO. STAR RETT Walln Walla, - t. - Wwah . To The Public I have tokon charge of the Cunning hain livery otablealn Arlington and lirpe my frienda from everywhere will nniien-. bermewhen they, come to town. ii ratea are very moderate and the very best care li taken of stock left in my care Give me a chance. J. F. Thomah. ewTrices I'
