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THE GGliDG'i GLOBE. THURSOAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1900, ih covernment, one or more of the state have sufTered from legisla tive dead-Wk. The report brings out the Inter- .:..... r.i tkt 1iviu)itivrM ftf T '- OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM 1 PU"K iu .vb.. county, ORttuON. 2( iJ the 4 ) states nave aqoinwi revolutions or memorials in sup port of direct election by the peo- Our Agonta. i.l. I .. Ikf ... .... Dunnevln. !'!. iVIWis'i: arsons are the I "...cj... the (ll.oHK At t'MO, Arkansas,- vamu", j TIipv are I Uoiornuo, norma, iuauo, iiiumim, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Jventucfcy, Louisiana," Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, a.vM.i ted amenta tiie iximt i.lliee8 nauiet tkuthiirieil t.4 rt-oeive and rtreijit "f.ir Huhserijilion accounts: W. II. C)'.WKi.i,. , .... : Arlington. V.vnn Hros...., ;01ex. Mks. Jvu.a Asoem .Miiyville. Other agents will ho appointed, and their names; added to this list later," ,v Jr.." If you are not already a eub vcriber, or if your subscription has expired call on-our nearest agent and be made happy. BRITON is BOER. s The Brith-h have again suffered defeat at the hands of the Boers, (iereral Buller tries, as is natural, to tone down the bitterness of this latest defeat but the fact remains that his army has again been fore- ... rv 1 . K . . I ea 10 place ine 1 ugt'iii nvti m-incx-n themselves and the. belligerent '' Boers and 'that the bodies of 1500 brave E:tgU?h ; soldiers were left behind. Boiler's ollicial report of the occurrence is somewhat bom bastic. He recites the story of the British withdrawal from Spionkop. dosing with this boast: "I think the enemy has been taught to re spect our soldiers' fighting quali ties." Commenting -on this bit of 'blow', the St. Jamesv Gazette, of London, says: . '"General Buller's reflections on the terror he put into the foe rerrinds us of things we have heard about Chinese manda rins." Continuing the Gazette savs: ''The pouring of more and more troops into Africa savors of Spanish action in Cuba. The solu tion of making better use of the thousands already there seems not to have presented itself." The British seem to have fallen into another trap in this Spionkop afTiir. General Boiler reports that General Warren "was led to be lieve" that water existed on the top of Spionkop mountain but after gaining the point of vantage he ' found it dry as a bone and, for that reason, it was untenable. The fre quency with which these big blue blooded British officers allow them selves to be led into such traps and the well known fighting qualities of the British rank and file recalls the remark made by Napoleon: "The British army is an army of lions led by a lot of jackassea." THE ACADEMY. Those interested in the estab lishment of a young ladies' acade my at Condon,-- mention of which was madein thiscolumn two weeks ago, .report encouraging progress. Already $323.00 has been subscrib t the cause and but little canvass ing has been done. Father Kelly has laid the matter bafore the prop er persons in Portland and it is expected the project will be a go. The subscf iptioti pa per will be cir culated among the business men in a fe v days and it is to be hoped that the proper encouragement will will ha shj va to insure the school tu our town. Such an institution would he a big help to the town in riure ways than one. . , New Hampshire; North Dakota, Oregon, Utah, Washington Wis consin and Wyoming. Lack of representation, however, is not the prime evil of the exist ing method. It is no exaggeration to assert that, east and west or north and Bouth a senatorial elec tion is the most disturbing, demor alizing and corrupting influence ia our system of government. The country hears now a great outcry against the seating of Clark from Montana. His case is treated as exceptional. It is alleged that he bought his way into the senate ami that his crime was 80 unusual that all the other senators should draw closer their togas from the nnnt&minatinK touch of the Monta na contestant. The truth is that, as a rule, senatorial seats are won tip hrvhorv. True, the direct con sideration is not always ingoldand greenbacks, as alleged in the case from Montana, but it is either monev or office. Often it is office. The senatorial aspirant buy? votes with the public service and tne public money, instead of buying them with his individual resources, as is alleged in the case of Clark f Montana, insieau 01 paceing vct $5,000 or llO.OOOhe passes over a federal appointment which is worth that or more to the bribed member. In either case the offense is.bribery and the practice is de mnralixinff. Senatorial contests are demoral ising in other wavs. Legislative sessions are obstructed, the fate of bills turns on combinations formed in the inte-rest of this or that can didate. A bad law may be passed because its supporter voted for the successful candidate, and a good bill may be defeated because its author voted for tne tieteaiea,can .Ikhite. A These contests are also a demor alizing influence in the government of6tate, county, city and school district.. The rule is tnat ine United States senator who remains in nower for more than one term must be a political boss, or the creature of a political doss or great eorjjorations, though a few except ions mav be noted of the intellect ual criants of the senate, who retain their seats from sheer force of nhiritv- The people will welcome the day when senators shall be elected by direct voting. The reform will lift an euormous weight of corrupt ion from American politics, facili tate the work of state legislation and remove a demoralizing influ ence from the legislative halls. Spokesman-Review. The claim of other coneh medicine to b as good as Chamberlain's are effectu ally eel at rest in the following testimo nial of Mr. C. D. Glass, an employe of liartlett & Dennis Co., Gardiner, Me. He savs: '1 had kept add ine to a cold and cough in the winter of 1897, trying every cough medicine I heard of wilhont permanent help, nntll one day I was in the drng store of Mr. Houlehan and h advised me to try Chamberlain's Coogh Hemed v and offered to pay back my mon ev if 1 was not eared. My longs and bronchial lobes were very sore at this time, bnt I was completey cored by this remedv, and have since always turned to it when I got a cold, and soon find re lief I also recommend it to my friends and am glad to say it is the beat of all rough medicines. For sale by Hudson I'harmac v, C. W. Crosfield, Mgr. p II. WALN County Surveyor and Civil Engineer Home-stead see ken located at reasonable rates. , Condon, Orgon. QRS. RKVES LUNA PHYSICIANS AND SUROEONS. Day or night calls promptly antwered. Offie in New Masonic Baildlng. CONDON , - - - - .OREGON. FERRY CANYON. John Nelmm has soM his farm recent Iv iinrchamt of Oliver Kelson, to t. V. Caon and has moved to Linn county where he will permanently reside. Mrs. A. RrassfieUI and hrotiV, of Olex, Isrted iu Ferry Canyon Saturday and $tindat. Mm. V. Nelson was railed this week to the tdsMe ol her daughter, Ms, Skelly. who i repotted seriously ill. Musfo Taught. All neraona dealrin to take mnsli! lessons both piano and vocal at reasona ble rate will pleas can attnenoinvoi Minn itenshaw. A claaa in harmony and counterpoint will be organised for the Iwneiunf music stmients. neasecan mmediatelv. Bmms Hkwshaw, qr. J. w. VOOEI. Specialist for Rafraotlon and Dorset of th Ey. WW VWt Condon Every Three Months. Watch total CoHino lor Dates. . a. H. HaaDUCKS. JAV . HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. nasT buildiso wasror rosv omc, cordon. FIRST DOOR WORTH OF STRlWKS'l KU-K, FOMlf, rmrvfnX tfentton t kcitf bHKlnecs In Oilftnn and W liwR-r couutHs. A Noury h (. Deputy Stock Inspectors. I have appointed as wry dvpuUea the fullowliif persons: ( 1 . n. . oiwrii, rtruiiRwu. - U B. Townsend, Coudon. Charley W bite, Paper Suck. R. M. JohnhoK. Lone Rm-k, Stock Intpeetor for UUtlam Coanty, Orrgon. H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Seroll UorK a Specialty. Plans and Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon. C. S. PALMER, jprtistK Barber. Sleek SJiaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground, CONDON - - - - OREGON. SUMMONS. In the Clrealt Court ol the SUte of Oregon, for the County of Gilliam. Mamef Biebl, Plaintiff, n. Jacob Biebl, De fendant To the abore named defendant, Jacob Biebl: . In the name of the SUte of Oregon, jam ere hereby notilkd and required to appearand an swer the complaint filed agolunt ,jon In the I abore entitled suit on or before Thnnriay, March 8, M.(the same being six weeks from thedeteof the Ante publication of this notice) nd that If yoa fall to so appear and answer the Hid complaint or otherwise plead thereto with in said time, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein prayed for, which la for a decree forever dissolving the bonds of mat rimony existing between the plaintiff and de fendant In the abore entitled salt, and for .neb other and further relief as may in equity be Inst, I This summons 1 served on yoa by publication thereof in the Cokdon Gioaa for the period of lx eonnecutlve weeks, seven Usuea, commencing with the issue of January 25. 19U0, by virtue If an order Sled In the above entitled! Court bearing date the 22nd. day of January, lfuo. Given under my hand and dated this iitb day I of January, A. D. 1900. Saw. E. V Vactob, ' ' Attorney for Plaintiff. ANNUAL- . CASH CLEARANCE 1 , . - i , . : i - A - LITTLE FORTUNE can be saved by attending this sale. Visit our store during January and we will, sell you Dry Goods and Clothing at from 15 to 25 per cent. off. See our prices on Ladies' Capes. All oof $11.00 Cures for. ;. .. .9.90 All our 19.75 Capes for. . 17,80 All our $3,00 Capes for. . . , MAO All our 17.75 Capes for...,,. $S.20 All our $7.50 Capes for...... fCr.OO All our $5.00 Capes for. . , , $3.95 All our $4.50 Capes for...... $3.G0 All our $3.50 Capea for...... $2.80 All our. $3.00 Capes for $2.40 ' AH our $2.00 Capes lor...... $1.00 ' All our $1.75 Capes for $1.10 25 per cent, off on Clothing, Underwear, Cotton Blan kets, Ladies' Wrappers and Skirts. A few pieces Fancy Plaids, 25 off. Don't fail to visit our Shoe department We are offering all our Men's, Women's, Misses' and Children's Shoes at 20 per cent discount REMEMBER this sale lasts only during January. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. LG R D & GO Arlin gt o n, Oregon, CASH! CASH! CASH! will eaptitre 0 It KATKK nAtKUlXS at tlie firm tf MHURTIT X WKIK VVh iroui tii unto, joTomuur f 18UU lo January 1, IDW), thn any whort el in Oilllimi ' county.. . .- ' . ; . .;' " . IH OnPjl. .IP roJuco ouf largo lack of General Merr chandioe, before tailing inventory, we will iak (I R RAT ftKDUCTlflSa (n all line carried by ui ex cept Uroceries anl Hardware, which will be Bold t fig ures to uieel tbo clo8et competition. PEflEMBER we carry nearly crerytblng from Pfecdl to a ThroBliing Machine. Moat of our good were pur chased bofore the advance la price- which will be to the advantage of our customers, We boTe few f'OKITOR PHttLS left from the car-load recently received from the factory' which will beeoldfor losr money than they can be bought for after January 1 si. HEW DEPARTURE Steel or Chilled Hottoa Cang I'lowt, we are holding at theolJ price until January 1st. although the price has advanced $500 to $8.00. BAIN AND STOUCHTON vfogbM Jcasharp advance in price but we are in a position to meet any prices wade on wagons that are equal In quality to the well known brands ; we carry. The largest lino of SEWING MACHINES in Arlington is to bo found at -our store. Call and see us and get prices. SHURTE & WEIR CO., RELIABLE MERCHANTS, ARLIUDTOII, V ORE. DROP IN AT COB'S Next Door to Bowling Alley Arlington, 1 Whon you fl like enjoying a f Irat-clats CIGAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. All kind of first-class liquors on hand. .S-VS- J MUTTON WVWl NK i -a IIS Of Arlington, Or., No. 3918, Transacts a General Banking Business.; IRINEHART'S RESTAURANT Condon, Oregon. GEO. W. R1NEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no better accommodations can be v found iu this country than at this house. Meals 25c; beds 25c. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELHIC MEII. REGISTER! REGISTER! All voters should remember that there is a new law on the atatute book 8 of-' Oregon! requiring vo ters to register on or b;fure the i Oth d iy of May prior to election. If you don't register you can't vote at least wijhoutlots of trouble bo when in town be sure and call at the clerk's office and attend to thin 'important matter. . CLARK AND Q UA Y. ' In view of the Clark (scandal and the Quay contest, unuual interent attaches to the resolution now be fore the houpe, providing for an amendment to the constitution to liermit any state so desiring ' to !i kct its senators by direct vote of t he people. . '''' This resolution hug Wen favora bly reported from the committee on election of president, vice-president and members 'of congress. The committee finds that "after a trial of over 100 years of the pres ent methods of electing United Ktates senators, it has been found the exception instead of the rule that the states have been on terms of absolute equality in the senate." In other words, fi.r a greater art of the lime tincc the foundation of LONE ROCK. Rpv. George Myers preached conple f sermons at the M. E. church in Lone Ruck Sunday. One of onr ronng merchants, Jesse Stewart, is at iiepi.ner on a lark this week. ' fiore throat and qiinsjr seem to be quite prevalent in this neighborhood. Joe Wuolery, of lone, who honght Ihe Riiston bankrupt"-? stock and store ImildinK at this place, is stocking the es tablishment for boxiiirss. Three loads of freight came in the first of the week for the new store. Pan Ralston and wife, of Wyoming, son of J. R. Ral'ton of this place, have been visiting his parent, here fur alew weeks past. Ilarrv Perry was before Jnstice Golfs court early in the week filing his accept ance as roan supervisor lor mis uibitii-v, No better selection than Mr. Perry coold have been made (or the place mentioned. Our schoil teacher, Frank fitewart. was on the sick list a few days last week . Accounts Kept Subject to Check. E. T HOLLEUBECK, k E. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Kotlec is hereby glren In th natter of th. ertatc ol D. C. Downer, deeeaMd, that the nnder slgned were, on the th day of April, ISM, dnly appointed by th. eoanty eoart of Ollium Kan ty, SUte ol Oregon, executors ol the ertate ol O. C. Downer deeeaMd. . All penona having rlalnu .agslnat said de- eeued, or hi. esUte, ara hereby notified and rea netted to prewnt the same to n. duly rerl- fled, at Condon, Oregon, within 'six tnonths from the date hereof. Condon. Oregon, J. K. Dowasa, H. V. Dowaca J.noary 13, 1900. Executors. Drafts sold on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. Interest allowed on time deposits. ! SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. Wl SOLICIT TOUI BUSINESS- . ! D. M. FRENCH. Prldnts W. W. STEIWER. Vlcw-PreekUntl FRANK i . T. HURLBURT, Caahlar. I mnewAD. n U rDCMfU. w. W. STEIWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED. nt.. f . . . . - WARDS AND A. C. HAW80N. C Jl7e Todei lestaurapt j Tr$. 5. Uil$or;, proprietrc5$. CONTEST NOTICE, U H Lkftt Ornca, Tag Dii.i.an, Oa., Dee. 20,190 A Hlnieni eonie( umanvii n.ring nren ni In thin office by Khert w. NortrMga, eonieuiiii, KHln.t Umber enlture entry No. 'AM, made Ann- nt S, lw, lor 'tet ann e rwyt , A m r fn m hr Jf.rHha Wnltm. Contents. mhifh It la altered that: said Jerwiha W niton nrf hr hiHra. namea unknown, have fallal to plBnt orcaoaed to be planted to- trees, aeeda or entry, ihointh no tree, were growing thereon; and that tie and her heir failed to plant or eanae lobe planted to treea, teeriaor cutting!, or cultivate or enuae to be cultivated any part ol aid tract the i Mb., 6th., 7th., tub., K.h. or Kltb. and 11th. yearn afUT entry and all of such failures rtill exist aaid parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and oner evidence towhtng aaid allegation at 1C o'clock .. m.on Keb. th, I'JMO, before Jay B iwennan. Notary Publle, at hla ottii-e at Condon, Oregon, and thatl)nal hrarina will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on Fee. IB, 100, before th. Heelater and Kecelver at the Unllea rttate. tana unuie in ine iut, rieoii, Th Mirt enntitnt having-. In . Dromrafbda- vlt led Dee. 14. 1MW. met forth facU Which how that after dne diligence, pemonal ervice of thia notii'Aeitn not ba maile. It la hereby or- dered and directed that such notice he given by Jhi r. MJCa, A "model" restaurant Excellent cookery, careful service, neat rooms. Our patron's comfort is oar delight. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. first Door Joutr; of Jtepleor; 5tore, 5or;doi7. Consulting Engineer. Estimates made on all kinds of Buildings, Machinery, Water Powers, "Pumps and Pump ing Plants. Repairing Specialty. If yoa hate any thing you think past fixing, bring it to me. KEACQUARTE83 IN THE FIX KJIL01NC. COUDON ORECOH. VKEII LCOKIKC FOR BARGAlilS CALL 0!I AL. HENSHAW- K dne and proper publlcailoo. Keglater, Treasurer's Notice. toJoly 1, 18S, w All county warrants registered prior yr Q4- ill tje paid on presen- WU tat ion at my office. Interest eeasea after tins date. rj. a. uahkbk. I Treasnrer of Gilliam countv, Oregon, : Dated at Condon, Ore.,Jan. 30, Jtxx'. I . . Non-Alchohollc. No man who lives on meat was ever known 6 lick his wife, or ask for divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as cold and clammy a turnip. If you want yoor girl to have rosy cheeks and vitality In her motion, feed her on beef ateak with occasional doves of Dr. Daw son's Tonic Hitters.- Sold everywhere. WAN'TKD BKVERAIj PKRBON8 FOR PI8 diMtrtot Oflice Manager, in Ibis state to rep me In their own and aiirrounding cotmtlet. Willing to pay yearly payable weekly. D irahle employment with uuautial opportunities. Relerem ea exi-hangixl. Undone iieff ad(ireed bimtM'd vnreloie. . A. l'ark,!ldlCaxloit build lug, CUitBgO. , ARLINGTON SALOON, JEA11 LEBOUS, PROP. Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars. Billiard arjd pool Sables. First-class Goods Our Pride. Fresh, Cool, Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draught. Condon, Oregon. He has a complete stock of the following goods on hand and more coming on every train. Furniture, Hardware, Carpenter Tools, Paints. Blaukets, Gloves, Wall Paper, House Lining. Stoves, Stove-pipe, Window-glaRS, Crockery. . Trunks,' Hand-bags, Undertaker's Goods. Remember! He will order anything, not kept in stock, on short notice, D. M. RINEHART, aaWPROPRIETORaVMaa- LIVERY & FEED BARN. Good Rigs for Hire. Careful Attention to stock. Corner Spring and Church Streets,. Condon Oregon. THE "MODEL C. C. WILSON, Proprietor.- A Quiet Resort. 99 T. O. Earhart, Frd Wilson CALL AT THE -4 -t -S"-Vi -w-V1. -J -4" f 1 A-v -a- kFOR F1NE8T BRANDS OFJ Uir;e8, Ijquo 8 ar;d Qars. FINE BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLE IN CONNECTION, EARHART & WILSON, .Prop'rs. Fix Building, CONDON, OREGON CONDON, ORE. Headquarters for High Grade "Wet" Coods. Green River Whiskey. Olympla Beer. Fancy Mixed Drinks. . .; I