THE CSHDOll GLOBE
THUfvSUA Y. AUGUST t. 1901.
Tli! UijiHK lnmiMfiniMn-lt, fmm nil
KftliB til i.Ulim ifimtt.n. r Htm InitmkM
Pivr iif li miiiis n' mci'i im i the
tsutmy hii'1 Invttr mr nVml 1 nwi't m hj
miii'nr in t!ie in-an n tln-fr rvp" vt
in.'tiUir!'tif1it. rnnvn )i(t :f must lx
if't'uf.l hy I'le rilcT. i.t iiitTi-m i!v ft if pu,v
.Hti.n.titt Mn viikntvtif i itti fititi!. wiij
iliftttjiiiir xainit' m r'liiiiiiw!ily fir"iit
Siiir ex '. rwii-itl ty t'itiVKMtN.tli ill.
The sUul utriko hiU fair
be settled llillv suL'S will tin is
conceptions ami lire mills wiil jirulj
ablv sjo:i rsijjm work.
Portkmfis to have five Sivi.-iiin-r
fkths as ft safV'.iiril agi.net wr
rmu21 boys irYowning in lha Will
ametlolrtit it tnay be ft bar J mat
tor to-ivisc-i i! i,vr,'j snrill
boy that a well regulated" bath
Wnse in wbkb ca jrw is mh.cetl
to ttw Wiinimiiii i "in it,' witb the
roaring, raging, rippling river.
Most small boys ha ve their own
ideas about such tbirgs.
The criticism of Admiral Schley
by one . Maclay in an alleged
history of the Auierican Navy
serves as an example of Kov? easy
it is for a nobody to injure a really
preat man if the rxibody has
the pjoper political pull.
Maelay seems to have some pull
as he has held subordinate govern
ment jobs most of his life being
now a clerk at the Brooklyn navy
yard. Whethwr be has been used
as a tool in this matter by some
f bis superiors who are Schley's
enemies or whether he is making
a grand stand play for notoriety
and a better job is rot now
known but uiay develop later.
A FISH STORY.
The Oregonian tells the following
fish story:
"A huge black fish, 30 feet long
and weighing about 15 tons, became
entangled in an 8 40 web salmon
net, belonging to one of the Wad
hams cannery boats at Astoria and
was drowned without breaki ig a
single mesh. Taj fishcraian work
e 1 all nig it gjt'.i.ig n$ from
the monster bad the cannery steam
er tow it ashore and secured over 6
barrels of oil from its liver alone."
That is a bigger fish story than the
Globe often tackles but, couie to
think of it, the Oregonian is abigger
payer than the Globe.
IMPORTANT DE CIS IONS.
The legal limits of strikers is be
coming a very important judicial
juestioo, atid it is to be feared that
Bome judges are handling it rather
recklessly. ; The Telegram re
marked yesterday that some of
them were pressing the injuction
machine to the limit, and in order
to justify this generalization to "a
candid world" it will be in order
to reproduce portions of an injuction
granted by a new judge, natnsl
Gager, in Connecticut against cer
tain striking machinists. He
judicially prohibited them from
in any manner interfering with
any person who may desire to enter
the employ of plaintiff, by way of
threats, persuasions, ... or
other mean 8 calculated or intended
to prevent such persons from enter
ing or continuing in the employ
of plaintiff or to induce such person
to leave plaintiffs employ," etc.
In other parts of the writ these
phrases are used: "persuasion or
otherwise"; "congregating or loiter
ing about the premises": "persuad
ing or assisting or counselling or
ndvising any such acts" that is.
declining or leaving a man's or
corporation 's employment.
The noticeable words and phrases
here are apparent "induce" "per
suade," assist" "counsel," "advise,'
4,loiter in the" vicinity," etc. All
these are prohibited. This is going
too far. Such bench-made law can
not be upheld in this country, if
tested fullv and sharply, 24 hours.
There is such a thing as liberty
left in this country, and some free
dom of speech and action. An in
juction can't very well prevent a
man from breath!.ng; no more from
walking, looking," counselling" ad
vising" even "persuading." He
has an inherent and a constitution
al right to do all these things. If
A Cure for Cholera Infantum.
Last May," say Mrs. Curtis Baker,
of Bookwalter, Ohio. an infant child
of our neighbor's was suffering from
rholera (nfantnm. Thedwtor haduiien
np all hope of recovery. I took a b ttl
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami
J)iarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling
them I felt sure it would do good if used
ii' cording to directions. In two days
t;i the uhilil had fully recovered, and
H (narlv a rear since) a vigorous.
lii-alMiy girl. I Iihv recommended thin !
1; imedv freq-ieinlv and have never i
I n it In f.iii In' any single instance." j
1' or Sitle by Hudson I'itaruiacy.-' -j
"persuaJiiig,vand 4ituIueinM and
"assisting." and "counseling' are to
be enjoined Jherrju and I and all
of us fall tfowiK Anybody, mil
lionaire or hod-carrier the veriest
tramp or pauper in the land has
a right to do thso things so long
as he does not concoct of counsel
positive crime. Don't the trust
I magnates "counsel' '"advise," "per'
UoadV' "induce," 'Wist?-' 'Don't
I the preache"-? Don't the teachers?
j Don't the lawyers, doctors, editors,
! everybody? And has it come to
j ibis in Connetticut that a man
who earns a living for him
self a?d family by manual toil, and
seeks by law fill, peaceful means
K ai in K' ,tti!itii nr nrttilin
Id, W.7tb' tli9 X tllVAlltwn v. V . . .
J or maintain bis right, can do none
I of these things? Then indeed we
have come to a curious and critical
pass in this country.
Such was not the view taken by
the New York court of appeals in
the case of Reynolds vs. Everett,
(retried in 14s, X. Y., p. 1S9) in
which the court found as a matter
of fact that certain factories were
"picketed;" that the employes
were "accosted urged and entreated"
to leave plaintiffs' employment, in
order that plaintiffs might not'eon-
linue their business, and that by
such "persuasion, entreaty and in
ducements" plaintiffs' employes
did leave; yet the court, as a matter
of law, refused to declare these ef
forts illegal and declioed to grant
or sustain an injuction.
So it 6eems injunction has grown
greatly to keep hp, perhaps, with
the growth of the trusts. The
Telegram has hereto laid down
the general principles, the broad
lines, nobody must be intimidated
or interfered with to his hurt;
every man must have a free right
to employ or to work: but every
man must also have a right to
"counsel," "assist," "persuade"
or "induce," or even to "loiter," and
look on in '"the vicinity." Under
the Connecticut Judge's ruling a
workingman must yield to his
employer's terms or else move out
of the neighboorhood and never
open his mouth. Next there will
issue an injuction against his
breathing! Telegram
What most people want is something
mill and gentle when in need of a phys
ic. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Gil the bill to a dot. They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect.
For sale by Hudson Pharmacy.
An Arlington View.
Arlington Record,
Is there to be a rail road from the
Columbia Southern to the John Day
river opposite the month of Thirtymile?
The Fosssil Journal is having a good
deal to say on this subject and one would
conclude from the one elded articles
published in the Journal that it is in
the pay of somebody , if not the Colum
bia Southern, and we now predict that
as soon as the Journal thinks the matter
in proper shape, the people of his sec
tion will be called upon to contribute of
their surplus cash to assist in getting
rail connection to the outside world,
If Wheeler county was an agricultural
county and had a surplns sufficient to
make profitable business for a rail
road there is little donbt but that she
would soon have a rail road. The fact
is Wheeler county is not an agricultural
connty and never can be. It is a stock
county pure and simple and never can
be anything else. If there was a rail
toni to the mouth of 30-mile very little
if any stock would be shipped on it,
nearly all stock that is shipped out of
this country goes East, and snrely would
not be shipped a hundred miles west to
Biggs on the 0, R & N. Line and thence
East when it could be driven to Arling
ton and shipped from there and save all
the expense and time of getting it to
Biggs. Men don't do business that way.
The same is true a'wut wool . Wool
practically all goes East. The rate from
Arlington to any point east on wool is
less than the, rate, from Biggs la it
reasonable to suppose that woolhippers
would haul their wool to the month of
30-ioi le then ship to Biggs the terminns,
and east, when the same wool can be
hauled to Arlington for baling and
shipping and be 'shipped East at a
less rate of freight? Men don't do
business that way. Freight will go from
the South and west side of the John Day
toShaniko. because it is the nearest
point aueessable. Stock and freight on
the East ami North of J;)hn Day will
go to Arlington or Heppner. Sooner or
later a branch road will go ont from
Arlington or Blalook to Condon and
whenever built will carry all the freight
stock, wol and pisseners that go
from and to that country, except such
as can be transported cheaper over the
wagon roads. But men say that would
kill Arlinifton'and no friend of Arlington
would favor it. Our view of it is that
whatever helps to develop the resources
and build up the interior will benefit Ar-1
lington as it is the natural outlet and
shipping point for a large country, and i
as the country develops and business
increases the increase will be felt more
here than elsewhere and if the business
of the country is not done at Arlington
the fault will lie with the business men
of Arlington and not with the branch
i nil toad.
AJAX.
VA Palmer V Kv a new chiv-rea
houe. Watch ,VJw ro.
Mr. au I Mr. VM Prrr, of Alville,
visited at the llim rwli Sunday,
Art, llpe finish.! cutting buy on
Clarence Palmer's pl.ic lust ek.
O'car an I CUft M.dey deliver-!
rmnoli of beef caitlt to tlu Mora l.ut,;U
last ee.
Ci'asConev went to M.iru .set week
gvt reaity fr harvest, He hit a ptaw
rented near Mro and ha a tine crop.
CUrno Palmer wa dwn on
homestead last week and visited
hi
hi
parents Mr. and Mr. Andrew Palmer.
Alio Adtord Is staying Uh her
sister-in-law Mr. Will Adlaid Hi Itn
head of TViimllo whil Will la y
harvesting.
Ed Palmer ami son Harry who are
drilling ell aeros Ferry Canyon on
the Wilcox lae visited their lioin
here last week.
Torn.
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the connly
sunerinten lent of Uiltiauv count will
hold the regular examination of appli
cants for state, and county impers at
Condon, as folio s : '
F-K STATK PArSRS.
Commencing Wednesday, Angnst 14,
at 9 o'clock a. in., and continuing until
Saturday Angnst 17, at tour o'clock.
Wednes lay Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping.
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, mental
arithmetic, composition, physical geo
graphy.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, English literature,
phychology.
FOB C I'KTV PAPIiRS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 14,
at 9 o'clock a. in. and continuing until
Friday Augnst 16, at four o'clock.
First Second and Third Grade Certifi
cates.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, school law. .
Friday Geography, mental arith'
uieitf, physiology, civil government.
PKIMABY CERTIFICATES.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthog
raphy reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, th iory
of teaching, methods.
Friday Arithmetic and physiology.
W. R. Nbal
County Sup't.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxntire Bruno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money it it Iall to cure
K. W. Grore's signature is on each box. 25c
Notice to Tax Payers, v
All taxes dne Gilliam County' ar
deiinqnent. Costs will be added and
property sold if not paid by October 1st
1901 without further notice.
July 13, 1901 W. L. Wir-cox
Sheriff.
Reduced Rates,
Are now in effect toBuffalo, New York.
Do you expect to attend the Pan-American
Exposition?
If si di nitbiy your tickets until
yon have investigated the service of the
Illinois Central Railroad.
Our accommodations are the best that
can be had, our trains are always on
time and employes courteous and accom
modating Through tourist cars froni Pacific
Coast to Boston via BifFilo. .
If you will send fifteen cents in stamps,
to allress given bdow, we will for
ward yoi by return m til om of oir 31
x 4) inch wall mipi of the United
States. Cuba and Porto Rico.
Any information regarding rates, ac
commodations, service, time, connections
stop-overs etc. will be cheerfully given
B. H. Tri'Mboix,
Coni'l Agt
142 Third Srreet Portland, Ore.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers
The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor
mous proportions in the last few years,
and calls for a special class of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops what it tech
nically calls the"Pul!man Ordinary
Sleeper." These cars appear similar to
the regnlar sleepers being built on the
same plan, but not furnished with the
same elegance. They are equipped with
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
pillow-cases,' towels, combs, brushes,
ect. , requiring nothing of the kind to
be furnished by the .passenger. Each
car has a stove for making tea and coffee
and doing "light housekeeping", and
each section can befitted with an adjust
able table. A uniformed porter accom
panies each car, his business being to
make up berths; keep the car clean, and
look after the wants and comforts of the
passengers. In each of the trains which
are dispatched daily from Portland by
the O. R. & N. Co. is to be found one
of these "Pullman Ordinary Sleepers".
The car attached to the "Chicago-Port
land Special" goes through to Chicego
without change, and the one in the
''Atlantic Express" runs to Kansas City
without change, Passengers in this car
for Chicago change to a similar carat
Granger.
Much of the first class travel is being
carried in these cars, the rates being
lower, and the service nearly equal to
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates Bnd full information, includ
ing folders' write to
A. L. Craig,
General Passenger Agent, O. R. & N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
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if
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ambitious
ta "
keep,
thoroughly
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prices
aiul
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.... to
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value !
for
every .
dollar
you i
invest 4
just- ;
reaj :
this
- ad
over
carefully
Look
ahead
before
vou
" buy '
your
Summer'
Corset.
We
have
a
nice
line
of
R.&T. ,.
and
W. A B.
in
straight
front,
French,
waist,
Cycle
f and
Extra Long.
-$tAll Goods Marked in Plain
Arlington,
WOOL and GRAIN
Stored with us will recieve the careful attention of
experienced warehousemen.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Sugar, Lime, Cement, Flour, Feed and
Mill Stuffs always on hand in any quantities.
General Storage and Forwarding.
ARLINGTON WAREHOUSE CO.,
KERR C1FFOR & CO., Proprietors. D. B. THOMAS, Manager.
ARLINGTON, - OREGON.
Branch Houses at Blalock and Quinn's.
Reopened
Lit "THE MODEL"
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Everything Up-to-Date.
M. E. SUMMERS, Proprietor.
J. R. NEWMAN, Mixologst.
New Store at Alville.
AVe have just opened a stock of goods at our new store at
Alville. in Ferry Canyon, comprising Groceries, Tobacco,
" Hardware, Tinware, Notions, Confections etc. We invite a
share of your patronage and assure you of low prices and
fait treatment
- Al & L. E. McConnell.
Renew Your Subscriptions.
Snbecrl'pliong for all the leading news
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earth will be received at theGLOBB office.
Save postage, time and trouble by leav
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attend to the. bnsinefS for you. Call
when in town and rennw yonr subscrip
tions to vonr favorites for 1901. . tf
this signature It on every box of tie genuine
Laxative BromoQuhtfa? Tattet
tbe reraedv that rnrvn a eoM liy
Don't port trat
. is still in business giving the
the neatest job work in the County. Finest Visiting
. Cards: latest Stationery; in hort the "best printing."
?all ai7d Examine. 5l:oeK
3T)d prices Before Orderi.
TO WIDEAWAKE
AD mil INTEREST YOU.
We
can
fill ;
any
aixed '
j order
at
once.
Summer
wash
goods
in
groat
profusion.
All
the
things
in
Scotch
ginghams,
lawns,
dimities,
organdies
entvUics,
India linen,
India lawn,
English
long
cloth,
naisook,
and
Swiss.
Hoisery
clean
and
stainless,
10
12
15
21)
25
35
40
and
GO
cents
a
pair,
We
want
to make
many new
customers
for ouc
store
and fhall
by giving
them
the most
and best
at lowest
price.
Send
in your
order
and test
our
ability.
We are
sure to
make you
rejoice.
We know
that our
prices
quoted
can't be
beat for
canal
qualities.
IvORD & CO.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MONMOUTH, ORECON.
DEMAND FOR.GRADUATES The demand tor
Kradunte of the Normal School, dnrinK the pait
year hm been much beyond the aupply. Position,
with from $40 to 75 per month.
8TATK CERTIFICATES and DIPI.0MA8-8tu
dent, are prepared for the State Examinations
and readily take State papers on graduation.
Strong Academic and Professional course. Well
equipped Training Department. Expenses range
from $120 to $175 per year. Fall term opens Sept. 17.
For catalogue containing full announcements ad
dress,' - P. h. Campbki.l, or 3, B. V. Butler,
President Secretary.
guaranteed 4q00
lary Yearly.
Men and women of good address to represent
us, some to travel appointing agents, others
for local work lookluK after our interests.
$900 salary guaranteed yearly; extra com
missions and expenses, repaid advancement,
old established house. Grand chance for earn
est man or woman to secure pleasant, perma
nent position, liberal income and future. New,
brilliant lines. Write at once.
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latest news and turning out
PURCHASERS.
READ THEM ONE BY ONE
We have
prepared
ahead
for the
newest
and
have them.
'Alert to the
wants of the
trade,'!
is our motto.
Extra fine
line of
ladies'
shirt wsists'
belts.
Just resolved:'-
A complete
line of
Nubian
nearsilk,
lustral,
handkerchiefs,
burnt
leatherpursos,
hair juns,
hair
ornaments
etc.
We have
only tlx)
Il0t.
Ladies'
summer
vests,
percaline and
likosatm
dress
linings.
All the
- newest
things in
trimmings,
braids,
laco.
corset covers,
silk, milling
muslin
underwear,
petticoats
etc.
etc.
Kiguresi$-
Oregon.
ARLINGTON SALOON,
C. V. WHITE & CO., PROP'S.
FINE WISES, LIQUORS ami CHOICE CICURS.
BILLIARD and TOOL TABLES.
first-class GOODS OUR PRIDE.
FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Draught.
Main St., Condon, Oregon
. ..,,......,-, .1.. .... ,. , I .11. I ., II . ,,.l,r.--
5f?e Qppdoi? Ban?
C?adin$ JforS jiotel of tl?e Qty.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
first-elass Cilery at Iea$oi?able late$.
Vou.Psoneu7d. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS.
Livery Stable and
Feed Corral.
ALBERT DAMS, Proprietor.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DRUMMERS' TRADE.
FIRST-CLASS RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Condon, Or. Corner
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
FINEST STEAKS AND
CHOICEST BEEF. ALL
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO.,
(BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.)
Highest Prices Paid for Grain.
General Warehouse Business Conducted.
Warehouses at ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS and IONE.
visit DR. JORDAN'S orutI
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY'
1051
MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
fUtlWM. gUl U4 l.Ttllk.j
ThslsrsvatAoatomlcklUussum
in lb WorM.
QrmtHt attmrrtUm In lh City. A
tsmrf.rAil iluiujor vitltnri.
wnM.ornyconlrse.
tfltlMM.,Mllllyearilhr
til. Oldmt Md Willi lit Ml til. PunlfU
L'OMk KL6IUb.H y.rs.
hi. unwnn mime uistASt!
Ymmmm tmrtt mni kidii.
tmmm wh. nr. suBVrln. .
fiura th. .Heels of youthful infii.
flr.UOB. BP .X!M.M III ni.liiM.
xitiiu. ina pnr.iLfti ltllis tut.
.T, liOKt M..SM4 InallluciiDipll.
Frii.rr.., rrn.ini.r. i
i, ...rrfcai lle.i, rr.on.Hrr '
'IMallnsr. .1. H r m nnmKi..iL.n Zm .
rmwll. of fr..t ratlr. pow.r, Hi. Ooolor '
arrs..ra UIW irMIDI.nl in.lll Will DOl ,
afford !ram.dlt. rollf f. but p.rm.n.nt (
. MJvawr ngn roi viwih 10 n.rlurm
ilM. but Is w.ll known tub.. ir i
. KOIIIir. PhTHlnl.il .lid Murr.nn .unl...; '
ITrmi.l thnroiifhlr tr.rtk.tsd from
Ith.
. mmDui in. hh di nsrvsry, I
ifltt.ll bf u.lliurt 4ia '
mr p.nr. a quic Bun rnvMmif ,
iir for ril... riustr snd ri.lsilss.by '
Dr. JoM.n's sptclal psloln. m.tbods. .
KVkKT IAN prnrinstoDswiUrM.ini
Oor hontit opinion ol hlscomnlslnt.
SunrmfM rOtUTlVM CVSS In I
Unnsuiutlon FHKK nd ttrlctly piivsU.
CHAMOKt VERY RKAtiONARlH,
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Writ, fur Rnnfe. nil.oosss'tr nw '
i Karri Aflw. ifimnrii. ia .im.ki. ,
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Hffrirs I lot and celd water, fln low
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. I.. Neil!, h well known suction'
eer, will gits ihe trloteidi attention to
all lutHlnen entrrmted" In his rare. If
you hv property to sell consult him.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TIIS n,vu.R,
UK Fun
C. S. PALMER,
rtistk Barber,
Sleelc Shaves
and Hair-cuts.
Razors honed and re-ground.
CONDON OREGON.
Treasurer's rfotlce.
All county wrrnt rfifUtored prior
to Nov. I, I8m, will he yU .r
mMiUUon t my otlW. Iuli-rest rostos
alter June 12, 1IH)..
P. II. KrkniKNHoN,
Treasurer ot Cillllnni county, Urrguii.
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ROASTS CUT FROM
COOD THINCS AT
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O.S.EBI,
riiOPltlETOll OF
SODA and BOTTLIK G tt ORKS
IViannfneturer o Soda, Orange and
Ohanipflgne Cider, 8areaparilla and
Iron and all otber Soft and Carbonated
Drinks, Condon trade is respect
fully solicited. Orders promptly filled
Arlington, Ore.
,
Qtl. B. F. BUTLER, .
RESIDENT DENTIST
AKLINQTON, ' OREGON.
Will be In Condon the lust wock In eHCbinontU
ciimmciiciiiH July asth.
Crown BrMvte and 1'Uto work spoclnlty. -Teoth
extrncied without pain. All work guar
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furnished on short notice..
Call and see tuy snuiples.
W. A. DARLING.