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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOilDO'l GL03L T4tlRSD.Y. MARCH 21. 1OI. noticr; T'it riiim Invtar rfponlpnf from nil tinn itHi nm. We aim tn ranks tlm ipi-r the trail lilt new rmMlwra of tb .court v it lnv oir Miwwt to aaaix rtv ..iidine ii lh nrvn of hdr rrwpcc t uHirhUa-liraH. Com.-lw.n1pncc rmwt he vimifft t. rt wtHit. iiol nwrflv InrpMb lli -Uioiw'tmC mwv1imcf( snni Cnttli.and tliewlitnr riMiim.a iio twpoiihlllty ior-opin EAtxsA title:. j The Weakly Times haa certainly earned a title. That latent expir ing wail under the lying eaptiim The Truth" is sufficient to cawe its name to be handed flown to posterity as the weakest Weakly ever published. Our conjecture last" week has proved correct, vix., ft has dropped its latest lie aud at tempted to contrive a new one; but ye godti! what a contrive. The Weakly, two weeks a$o, ac cused the Globs of publishing iibclou sjmatter" abou f'respon sible citizens" and then charging them "exorbitant sums" for space in which to reply to the same, and of fered to "refresh" our memory by naminga few of our "victims." We challenged this journalistic Ananias to name them or to produce one iota of evidence to back up or es tablish the charge. He, it or they, as the case maybe, (we don't know who irresponsible for such drivel) utterly fails to carry out the bluff or to even attempt to da so, and iu a poor, weak, sniveling fashion at tempts to back out of the hole it has got itself into, by saying that the Globe "acknowledges to what we already said that he charged for the insertion of articles from parties, if such were for campaign purposes-. Of course we charge for campaign matter. So does ev ery other newspaper whose pub lisher is not an idiot; but when the Weakly says that we plead guilty to ''what it already said," which was in fact that we have slandered 4 responsible citizens" and then charged them "exorbitant sums" for space in which to reply, it sim ply places another very weak, miserable lie to its credit Yes, it has hatched out another one, but the brain from which it was evolv ed is surely addled, for the chick is puch a puny weakling. The Globe wishes to thank the Weakly for having brought out these lies in such a manner as to give us an op portunity of refuting them. For months the Globe has been the victim of falsehoods and misrepre sentations which have been circu lated privately in such a manner that it has been impossible for us to defend ourself and it has afford ed us much satisfaction to see the Weakly do just as it has done dur ing the last few weeks, i. e., brand itself as the most bungling liar this far west. Our files are open to the inspec tion of any one who may desire to inform themselves as to this mat ter, and if there is any person in the county who believes there is a grain of truth in any of the mali cious falsehoods and misrepresenta tions which have been published or circulated in regard to this pa per, we invite them to come in and point out wherein we have know ingly or wilfully wronged any man. The Globe is not given to boast ing, but on this occasion it may be pardoned for saying that hardly a day passes but we receive assur ances from "responsible citizens," many of whom are prominent re publicans, that our course is approved and that the course of our traducers and of those who have so unsuccessfully attempted to ruin us and our business i6 con demned. The day of reckoning will come, Weakly, and, while it is coming, if you have any good first-class, hard finished lie to spring, trot it out; if you have none any stronger than your former ones, for God's sake, shut up. A FAKE "HEALER." "Schlatter," or, as he styles him self, Rev. Cbas. McLean, the al leged "divine bealer" who created some excitement in Portland a few weeks ago and was later jailed in Seattle for vagrancy is now in Spo kane and seems to have about run An Honest Medicine for La Grippe. George VV. Waitt, of South Gardiner, Me., says: "I have bad the worst cough-, cold, chills and grip and have taken lots of trash of no acennnt but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Koniedy is the only thing that has done any stood whatever. I have nsed one bottle of it and the chills, cold and (trip have all left ine. I congratu late the manufacturers of an honest medicine." For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy W. Crosfield, mar. his course. Hry C. 01neyr a newspaper man of thai city, who formerly lived in Denver, knew the origional Schlatter in that city in 1S95, and in a published state ment he denounces McLean ft a first-class humbug and faker. Such fellows can always tiud dupes, how ever, if they possess the required amount of "nerve" aud set up a claim to supernatural power. T. T. Barnum had the American peo pk pretty well sized up when he stated that they love to be bum bugged. Count Boni de Castellane the skinny little Frenchman whose titl Jay Gould's daughter pur chased with her mill;ons, has "fit" duel with a French newspaper man, in which the Count came off victorious "Bony" would better rest on his- laurels and stay in France. Should h get his head swelled and come to this country to fight every editor who has poked fun at him he wooKV find that he had a job on his hands, and might stand a chance of getting spanked. No American editor would nee a gun on him. Powder and shot are never wasted in this country on any game smaller than jack-rabbits or coyotes. Indications point to another big strike in the anthracite coal fields this Spring.. The miners have asked the operators to meet them in joint conference for the purpose of agreeing to a scale of wages for the coming year, but the operators have 60 far treated the workers with contemptuous silence. The miners, who are, after all, the real wealth producers, are entitled to fair treatment from their employ era, but with the entire coal busi ness in the control of a very few capitalists, they are not likely to receive such 'only at the end of another long and disastrous strike. The wool growers who refused 12$ cents for wool in 1900, after holding it over one year to find that wool has not increased in price, but depreciated to the tune of from 4 to 6 dents per pound, find themselves in doubt as to whether any particular political party can regulate the price of wool, or if supply and demand does not after all cut some figure in the regula tion of prices. Prosser Record. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Lxadve Bromo-Qainine Tablets care a cold In one day, No Core, no Par. Price 23 cent Under the caption "Comment in Brief in its editorial columns the Portland Telegram gets off some pretty good things. Following are a few samples from a late issue: . Mr.. Rockefeller's income from Standard Oil stock alone is $21, 000,000 a year. Yet he won't pay taxes, nor is compelled to on a hundredth part of his wealth. Such men as he and such a tax system are breeders of both socialism and anarchy. An Eastern professor thinks he has discovered that hell is located in Saturn. This well please a good many of our American politicians; Saturn has such large and beauti ful rings. Mrs. Nation, in her mild and re fined style alludes to the cigar as a death-dealing hellish thing. But perhaps the one she smoked was given her by some politician who had a friendly interest in the joint ists. In New York the other night the horses attached to a lady's carriage ran a short distance and she was scared. The reason this news was important enough to be telegraphed all over the world next day is that she married a cousin of Vice-President Roosevelt. Great is the name and fame of Teddy. Mr. Schwab, the president of the new steel trust, is to receive a sal ary of $1,000,000 a year. M r. Mor gan received a fee of $2,000,000 for engineering the deal. History furnishes no counterpart in private life to these stupendous robberies of producers and consumers, under the guise of salaries. Banker Routs A Robber. . J. H. Garrison, Cashier of the bank of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed of health by a serious lung trouble nntil be tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Then be wrote: "It is the best medicine I ever need for a se vere cold or a bad case of lung trouble. I always keep a bottle on hand." Don't suffer with Congbs, Colds, or any Throat, Chest or Long trouble when yon can be cored so easily. Only 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Condon Drng Co.'s. LONE ROCK. Ee I. D. Browa la ai Heppirer ttvi weekv MnOVIIka h been- very tick tH past few days. Mra, J. It. Dennett is still In very critk-al condition from heart trouble. Mrs. Lona ami family wer visiting her brother, L. Ham, this week, and JefTNeel took them to Condon the last ot the week, Mra. L M. Vatch, who ha been at Portland- for Ike st three mouths re ceiving medical treatment, has arrived at the home of her daughter hr, and seems to be touteahat improved in health. Oar energetic merchants made a rustle last week aud brwnght a sii-horse load tf flour from Mayville, and an eight horse load of merchandise from llepp ner. So, the sugar and flour famine is temporarily broken. The city election last week was like a jug handle, all on one side, from the fact that there were but 13 voters, and seven office to fill, and ot course there were only enough for one ticket, consequently they all voted Vr straight. By a mistake, which will occur some times even in a print shop, we failed to mention the result of the watch contest in our last issue. Miss Mary Foster was the successful contestant,her vote on the lasteveuiog running up several hun dred. The Arlington Warehouse Co. has a new ad. in this impression which will be of interest to wool and wheat growers. This house has been working hard for better wool rates from Arlington and it is probable with a good degree ot success. It is their Intention to put in a wool baler, and to make Arlington a wool market which will be second to none on the O. K. & N. line. Mrs. C. E. VanDeusen, of Kilbonrn, Wis., was afflicted with stomach trouble and constipation for a long time. She says, "I have tried many preparations bnt none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets have." These Tablets are tor sale at The Hudson Pharmacy. Price, 25c Samples free. ROCK CREEK. Arrived too late for last issue. La grippe is prevalent in this section. Jess Dnnkun was on the creek Wednes day. Mrs. D. F. Stricklin was very ill the first of the week. T. G. Woodland is doing considerable plowing this week. Douglas Hurt has been very ill the past week, bat is recovering. J. F. Davison, of Lone Rock, was on the creek Tuesday on business. The weather is very favorable for all kinds of oat-door work. The grass is growing nicely and the stock is all in fine condition. Mr. Frank Brown was very busy the first of the week looking after bis sheep. M'ibs Rhodie Scoggins was ill last week witn the grip, but has recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Paul, of the east side, were on the creek Sunday visiting friends. Ernest Farrens, of Hard man, accom panied by Bert Ward, was on the creek Sunday. Miss Edith McKinney has returned home from Hardman, where she has been teaching a six months' term of school. The school bas begun, with twelve pupils in atiendance, which will run six months. Mr. M. O. Carter, of Mon mouth, is teaching the school. Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism. I From the Vindicator, Jtuthtrfordton, N. C. Tbe editor of the Vindicator has had occasion to test tbe efficacy of Chamber lain's Pain Balm twice with the most remarkable results in each case. First, with rheumatism in tbe ehoulder from which be suffered excrnciating pain for. ten dave, which was relieved with two applications of Pain Balm, robbing the parts afflicted and realizing instant benefit and entire relief in a very short time. Second, in rheumatism in thigh joint, almost prostrating him with se vere pain, which was relieved by two applications, robbing with the liniment on retiring at night, and getting up free from pain. For sale by The Hudson Pharmacy C. W. Crosfield, mgr. School Notes. Gussie Dabliko, School Editor. Miss Stella Darling visited our school Tuesday afternoon. Belle Campbell baa returned to school, after a long absence. Herbert Brown, Fred Anderson and David Dutbie will not attend sehool the remainder of the term. Lilla and Florence Clark, Weldon and Gossie Darling, Jennie Balding and Charlie Rice were absent a few days this week. The attendance in the primary depart ment still continues to be good. Edgar Dunlap and Herbert Clark are absent from that department. A portion of tbe eighth grade are re maining three quarters of an hour after four o'clock for supplementary work, which is necessary for those who wish to graduate from tbe eighth grade. He Fooled The Surgeons. .. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was per formed; but he cured himself with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the World. Surest Pile cure on earth. 26c a box, at Condon Drug Co.'s. To the Consumers . of Gilliam County: tT desire to state that we are determined to reduce onr Urps ste K of FmhW and tor tha neii 00 days will makt great reduction! la til line lor ' 1W referring to yonr local'papera yon. frequently note tbe ad, of interior merchant who, with conp!vUne signs, mti "We mil at Arlington prices." It thit not evidence that the Arlington merchants mutt lead In low price or there would be no need (or mh stalesiuenisT Iklore par chasing yon fell tupplies or the smaller bills gv t prices from ne. In agricultural Implement we have the favorite Monitor Prllla subject to tor attachments, via, hoe, disc, press wheels or ihoe. The Oliver and Flying Dutchman Tlowi are hard to beat for good clean work, durability atnd lightness of draft. It is no longer an experiment to buy a Bain or Stonghten wagon, as they have but few it any competitors when strength and light-running qualities are considered. It yon anticipate treating yourself to a new buggy or hack do not pur chase until our new cor load of the old reliable Racine rigs reach us, which will lie here in September. When in need of a chop mill, hay press, windmill, sewing machine, or any kind of machinery used on the farm, write as for prices and we will treat you right. Sy Address all communications to the SHURTE & Arlington : ARLINGTON SALOON, JEAN LABOUS, PROP. FIXE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEO BEER on Dravght. Main St., Condon, Oregon tffHTtfrminnfiTTTtf . a THE " MODEL." A Quiet Resort. HEADQUARTERS FOR HKUI-GRAPK " WKT" GOODS. KINK WHISKIES. OLYMPIA BEKR. FANCY MIXED DRINKS. Lower Charles Main streeti UHUlUlUiUU WOOL and GRAIN Stored with us will recleve the careful attention of ' experienced warehousemen. Barb Wire, Naila, Salt, Sugar, Mill Stuffs always on General Storage and Forwarding. ARLINGTON WAREHOUSE CO., ARLINGTON, - OREGON. visit DR. JORDAN'S omarf- UUSEUU OF AHATOOYt I0SI MARKET ST.. SAM FUNCISCQ, CAL f (Mmi SUA t fcwt.) A rk TfaaUrf m Antlomlcal Varam MV la (u Wor'S. ' ST SnaM MrnNia Im Ot CU. A ffP mnurful Ht SI or nitUf. I , fill Wwlmw r j eostraev 1 1 VJl amw.MiUlttly wiwS t 6 i tha oldaat Bpwkiluaa lb ftoltU ICoaM. JGflUbiiilMdMriwm, A I lfVl 08. JORDAN MIYATE DISEASES I Jl" M m v tufftrlaf A (I from !) ffaeni 4 youthlil NmM- f cnttoM r racwMa In auurar h Tn. WtrruusMidparilcal iMMIIar.Iaa-9 ptmmy, IrfMt Mah4 la all luoanail. eatlona; aaraaf rranaat. Prailalar. rbana, vrfcaaat. 9li, FraajMamjr f Crlamilaff, ft? a raatnatloa ot ramadlaa, sf traal aaratlva powtr, Iba DoaMr haaw arraacaa fela Iraatmfnt tbM II will Dal i only a" ra Imaiatlliia ralltl, but aarautnant cvra. Taa Doator doaa a-t alalm at aarfana mlraVaaa. bat la waM known to ba a lair ana I Guar Phroieuui aad aurtMnipra-amUiaat rjlpac!lt7 DlaawM Mas. TrilIMa IharoaaMr aradleatar from U arataai wltaaut taa aaa ot JSwraary. m TnuaN flttad by aa Xxaart ! ear tor aVaptar. A qnlck" ana raAleul curator fMlaa, riaaawa aaS latala,b Dr. Jonta! apaelal patalna maiaoda, A VIST MAX applrln(toaawUlraearr oor koiMii opinion ot biaenmplalnt. A WtvlU (hiarUr rOtflTlVM CUtS to tvety tu to tmdiftnkt. A Consul tatloa FRKK andttrletlf prlTta, W CHABQSS viiT BtAHONABLM. Traatinatitparaaaallrorbjrleitar. Wrlta tor Rook. PHH.OorSfT HAaauac H.iud Faaa. (ATalaabia 4 book tor mea.) Call ar wrila OH WRDNCO..teSIM-katlUt.r'. f C. S. PALMER, Irtish Barber. Sleek: Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. CONDON OREGON. Circuit Court Jury List, Draw (or April term, 1901. The following "good mea and true', bave been drawn ai nrore lot tbe coming term o( Circuit Court: Condon D. M, Rlnehart, G. M. Moore, D. 8. Brown, J5. R. Cornctt Olex J. K, Redmond, i. D. Hober, firant Wade,T.O Woodland, C. ,W. Martin,, F. II. Douglas, Geo. Taylor, Arlington A. W, Bharrard, B. F. Butler, !. wV Brown. Ferry Canyon E. L. Johnson, J. M. Cameron,. J. A. Klbbey, Wm. T. Adlard. MayvHle A. r. Haley, J. Y. Greiner, Chas, Llllle, J. L. Cooper, Trail Fork-F. M. Weodfltt. F, B. Stevsns, Alo i Bardie. ' Clem Jas. Lares, Wm. Nendel. j Lene Rock-Nat 8tott, Henry Perry, V. U Ham Matney-8. D. Fletcher. I firm at the old James Vf. Smith store. WEIR CO. : : Oregon. BOWLING ALLEY POOL TABLES IN CONNECTION. Condon, Oregon. Fix, Prop. Lime, Cement, Flour, Feed and band in any quantities. Treasurer's Notice. All county warrants registered prior to Jnly 1, 1800, will be paid' npon pre sentation at my office. Interest ceases after January 5, 1002. P. II. Stephrnbon, Treasurer of Gilliam countv, Oregon. Dated at Condon, Ore., Jan. '7, 1001. Treasurer's Notice. AH city warrants registered prior to June 25, 1000. will bo paid on presents tion at mv office. Interest ceases after Dec. 4, 1000. P. II. Stkpiienmon, City Treasurer, Condon. J F. WOOD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will befonnd tor the preaent at Dr. Gulletto's office, Main street- R.J, PALMER, Practical Blacksmith and Horse-shoer. Satisfaction Assured. Give me a Trial. At the Old Clark Stand Condon, Oregon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Gilliam County. In the matter of the Eatate of Augnat Beekamp deceaned. Notice ii hereby given by the anderalgned, ad minlKtratof of tbe eatate of Angnat Seekamp, de ceased, to the eredltora of, and all persona having claims against, tbe said deceased, to present them with the proper vouchers, within six months of the date of this notice, to the said administrator, at the office of bis attorney Ham. E. Van Vactor, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, In Con don, Gilliam County, Oregon, Robert SntKAMf. Administrator of the estate of August Beekamp, deceased. Dated this 18 day of December, 1000. Subscribe for the Globe. NOTICE. An persons knowins themselves to be indebt ed to me wfll please call at once and settle by cash or note as lenpect to close np my business with out delay.. My books- will be at the Condon Pharmacy for a few days only. Call and settle by cash or note, as I shall place my accounts In tbe bands of an attorney for collection.- At. Hehshaw. Coudon, Oregon. January 30, vm. FALL AND WINTER GOODS Wo wish to ru aonnr to onr friends and patrons Hut our Fall and Winter Hock ot Dry Good, Notions, Clothing, Underwear, Furnish Ing Goods and Shoes it now arriving and is larger and better svloctad than aver befort. We also have complete lines of Superior Hoe and Disc Drills, Superior Seeders, Canton Plows and Studebaker Hacks, Wagons and Buggies, 3 ALL GOODS MARKED ID PLAIN FICURES 6 when in Arlington wake our store your headquarters. There's room for all and bargains for all and the latch string is al ways out LORD & CO. Arlington, Oregon Stye Qondoi) Ban? tyadty JiorS Jfotel of tl?e gty. MEALS SERVED' AT ALL HOURS first-elass Cilery at Iea$or?able Iates YouuP8ojro"ud. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS. PORTWOOD'S LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE. FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS. J. J- PORTWOOD, Proprietor. Condon, Or. Corner Spring and Church sts. State Normal School MONMOUTH, OREGON. FALL TERM pEGINS 8EPTKMRKR 18, 1900. Students prepared to take State Certificate immediately oa graduation. Graduates readily secure good positions.. Expense of year from $120 to $150. Strong Academic and Professional courses. New Special department In Manual Training; Well equipped Farming Department. For catalogue containing full announcements, address . P. L. Cami'bkll, l'resldent, or W. A. Vann, Secretary of Faculty. Don't port ttyat tye QlOB Office is still in business giving the latest news and turning out the neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting Cards: latest Stationery;, in short the "best printing." 5all and Examine OuR 5toek; and prices Before Ordering PAPERING AND PAINTING. ' Fullline of latest Wall Paper. Estimates on work and material' furnished on short notice. Call and see my samples. W. A. DARLING. NOW ARRIVING, H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder, Scroll Uork; a Specialty. Pl'ansand Estimates Furnished Condon : : Oregon.