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Newspaper Page TextTHE 'CGSOfllTCtOBL THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, IPCI.- NOTKK. The Cmnr. iHVlMnwroKjmntlrHr? 'ffni ":ll nt limi- n i UHtii in twsitty. Wt. ttiifl t(-,imik Jiiin i.i)x r Iip l-miini! m nmtUma -t t . 1 1 i y kikI inir' iui- ;rii'tit'K ti swirt it t" iwiii'n; in tlte tifttA hi tJu-tr tvfKV lv" iciiiwkri-iMf.iji. t orrrfp. iint'Tic' must tw I ::ttil t Hit' niltit. imt nnvsKurih dr pub I f-n;i-lO-'l mi HtM-viiVuvf c'lo' tiutii, i;i1 A MI-CASTE EX LA II . From all the testimony which l.iia been adduced by army ollieers a..d men in the rankswho should know what they are talking about the law abolishing the army can teen seems to be a failure as a tem- j.erance.neasure. yUnnlrankenm is t-aid to prevail among the men than before and low sal ens on the outskirts of army posts have mnl- tiplied rapidly and are nourishing j;Ke me proveruiai green nay iree. The law seems to have been pass ed as a sop to the Women's Chris- t ia n, Temperance Union, and other temperance organizations, because the congressmen know that these jefvple have considerable political influence and that isa!l theaverage! politician eeds to know or think he knows -to determine his coure hi matters of non-partizan legisla tion. Like all other attempts to make men good by statute the anti canteen law is a failure. In the canteen only beer and light wines were kept and the profits went into the mess fund to furnish extras for the soldier's table- In the out ride saloons any old thing in the way of rot gut and tangle-foot is sold and the profits so far as the soldier is concerned goes glimmer ing. Very few Congressmen and Senators w ho voted for bill would for a moment consider the proposi tion of voting to abolish the high toned bar in the Capital where they procure their liquid refreshments w hen Congress is in session but that is different 3'ou know, Mr. Congressman must have his toddy close at hand to brace him up for his trying work as- a national law maker, while the soldier but d n the soldier, the national defender take his beer away, reduce the deli cacies of his table, turn him over to the outside publicist to be drugged and robbed anything to help give Mr. Congressman a better political pull. And we all pat him on the back and shout for him and vote for him if we belong to the same party that owns him. It is announced that Portland is to have it new daily newspaper and that it will be backed by V. R. Hearst the millionaire newspaper owner. The new , paper will be known as the Journal and will be Democratic in politics. The plant will be the most extensive and modern in the Northwest and will excel, in some respects, that of the San Francisco Examiner. The same nevv3 service used by the oth er Hearst papers will be used by the new paper. , '"Everv editor makes enemies," remarks the Milton Eagle. "A little sq iibaiaud at no one iti par ticular, will bit some hollow-headed individual, and he at once declares himself "agin" the paper. . The paper may have given him many complimentary notices, but the im aginary thrust puts bim on his dignity, and he at once establishes h'inself as a criUc, but he hasn't enough nerve to go to the editor with his supposed grievance. Just Jiotico and you will see that the men who are "agin" their home paper are, as a rule, men who would not be missed if they would leave thecom- munity forever. On every question of local interest the home paper stands ready to make a fight for tho best interest of the greatest number of eitizeus at its back. A YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. Dr. Clins. II. Utter, a prominent phy sician, of Panama, Colombia, in a recent letter stales: "Last March I had as a patient a youns: lady 16 years of age who had a very bad attack of dysentery. Jlverythinif I prescribed for her proved ineffectual and she was growing worse every hour. Her parents were sure she would "die. She had become so weak that she could nut turn over in bed. What to do at this critical moment was fl Stud v for me. hut I thorn hi. of Cham. lu,ri''u r.a.. r'ht.JM r.;uk , . , V . . ' , hemeriv anil rh u hi,t ruunrl. rruuiri hoil . . ... . 1 . !" H. Ihe most wonderful result was effect H. Within eight hours she was feeling much better ; inside 'of three days she as upon her feel and at the end of one week f entirely well." Fort-ale by Hudson Pharmacv. Zb,-:tlb'j for the &1ob. BATTLE OF LABOR; EMPLOYERS VIEW. IHirilan.l Tol-Trwm. The capitalists' tide of the con tention may be more briefly stated than the workingmen's 6tIe, be cause the presentation of the work iv.men!8 contention and alleged; grievances- necessarily included to pome extent exhibition of the em- plovers' xsitiin And claims. Mr, Morgan. like Mr. Shaffer, is typical. ! What o!vo!i sny8 is representative ' ono of M.mom of nun. lhe otherof ; ...j of mm representing and expK)i,jn(, j,illio8 of monev. Each ; fnthXv tu R fair hearing. Mr. .Morgan ays less tnansnaueraoes, but means culte as much. Forex- ehftflvr finHnv. in his rreal 1 ' v C strait, realizing the burden upon him as a representative of organis- " ed labor, telegraphed Mr. Morgan j ,hal the Amalgamated Association would arbitrate all matters in con troversy, each side choosing a man and those two, if they could not' agree, a third, and by the decision of a majority of two out of three of I . . must; uirii mi uJAbirin in vuiuivci- ... sy snouia aecaei, ami uie aui- (rejg!llf tw ..i improper proposals to algamated Association would abide! her which she indignantly rejected. He by that decision. Mr. Shaffer spoke 'dismounted, and she locked the door in with authority. His message re-j his face- H Uwn pasted -hard on the , i , , ' frail door of the little frame house, while quired some oO words. Morgans . a ... ' , 1 c. . ; the wotium sat on the fl.wr with her feet in reply required only six: "This is j ,,r8m, agahlgt it I(1 (le of hl?r tffiirt8( no time to arbitrate," It is hard j Deiore succeetled in bursting open the to argue that this message is entir-1 door and forcing an entranins. He then ly sincere, for it is manifest that what Mr. Morgan really meant,! and what a great many employer's and prominent business men be lieve, is: "There is no time to arbi trate; there is nothing to arbitrate." This very nearly sums up the situation from the employers' point of view. They say iu effect and in action : "We have a right to employ labor on the best terms we can make; on the terms that labor, to live, must take. We have a right to the un influenced benefit of the law ofj65 miles from the scene of his crime supplv and demand. Labor is a whens u is supposed he is hiding. It is j-. y' 3 . ii- i I a thinly settled, mountainous country commodity. We need it. Webuyj ' , , ... tl nvor thfim ami if mat- Ita iimiilr tt that commodity as cheaply as we can. We need skilled, intelligent workmen and therefore it is to our interest to pay fair wages, what we and the world consider good wages; but when we do that our duty to labor is fully done. As to our profits that is none of labor's busi ness nor the public's business. We have a right to the reward of skill, brains, education, thrift, foresight and risks run. All men are not created equal. All history denies ihnt m'llir nrnnncitinn Tn Jnnmro y i r a into our private business is undem ocratic, illegal. To say that we shall pay more than the market price for labor would'be confiscation of our wealth and it is unconstitu tional. We oppose labor unions because their tendency is to become overbearing, to demand more and more. If they are recognized, en couraged, tolerated, legalized, they will take first a little,- then more, after awhile half, later two-thirds, finally all our profits, and leave us bankrupt. Labor organized is arbi trary and unreasonable. Its success means defeat and destruction for us, and therefore we fight the union as represented by Mr. Shaffer. We do so in self preservation and that is the first law of nature." Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day, No Cure, uo Pay. Price 25 cents LONE ROCK. Cool, pleasant weather. Mrs Pearl Robinson has been appoint post master here and the office has been moved hack to the same building where J. B. Goff kept it 10 years ago. Work on the new school house is pro gressing nicely with Mr. Itanes as boss carpenter; It. G. Robinson, Geo. Perry and Xat Scott made a trip to The Dalles last week on land business. A cavalry-horse buyer was in town the first of the week. Prof. Patterson is on the sick list. Joe Robinson has been seriously ill for several days. Henry Heidtman, of Fossil, went through to Heppuer Monday with 200 steers for an' Eastern buyer. A small fire occurred in lowu Monday destroying a barn and further demon strating the danger of children playing with matches. A Cure for Cholera Infantum. ,'Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Baker, of Bookwalter, O'.Vio. " an infant child of our neighbor' was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctor had given "P a" I'Opo 'f recovery. I took a bottle ... Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling , mom icneure n wouiuuo good II used ; j according to directions. In two davs' ! ,.... T r..l. : ui ... time the child had fully recovered, and is now ('nearly avearsiuce) a vigorous, I healthy girl. 1 have recommended this j .Remedy frequently and have never known it to fail in any tingle im tuice." for sale by Hudson Pharmacy. Obituary. At 11.30 p. m. Taw-lav, August 27, the angel of death cuttr?d the tmme I of Mr. ami Mrs.. Henry. CuenUet ami took trom thrm their infant an, Archie Rurgei, gd 8 months and 26 days. The little one had Wen ill for about four weeks with throat trouble, an ab j teess finally forming which canned ita death. The orrowmg parent will have ihe sympatey of all friends in their affliction. The funeral services were conducted ly 1 E'r A. II. Moore in the L. l. 8. church at 3 p. m. yesterday, iuiurmcni in Mount Moriah cemetery. What most people want is something mild and grntl when in need of a phys ic. I'liamiH'riam s Momacn ami Liver jXK,lle fiu Uie biU t ,joi. They are easy to take and pleasant iu effect. For sale by Hudson Pharmacy. Foul Crime In Wheeler County. Jio fouler crime ever perpetrated in Kastern tregnn than that committed by Utiu lVlore at the im iiin of Ut-idt creek, Wneeler county, last Sunday evening. August 18, at dusk. IVhue, who is part Indian, and whose home is near the head of Beaver c,w' in Crn,,k ro,le t,",4 m,in loth home of Mrs. Samual Unsworth, k , , . . . . . i whose husband was absent haniing 8eixed Mr8- Uusworth, and after a long ! Dtrrlirotu alaneral 1 u ait jl nil tiK a. I his purpose. Her two little boys, aged 6 an I 3 years, desperately fought the hu man tie ml who was assaulting their mottTert with all their tiny strength, and he brutaly beat them off. He stay ed several hour;, drinking heavily, and then rode to the McAllister ranch, a few miles np the river, where be had been employed for several weekea breaking horses. There he was seen, in bed drnnk, Monday morning, by Henry Heidtman and Nat Shown, who were buying cattle and had not then heard of the crime. Deiore arose and soon after left for his home on Beaver creek, about capture Dciure bnt Sheriff Keetou, who u out after him with a posse of men, is confident that he wil get him. Deputy Constabfe G. W. Stone and Herbert Puitt of Mitchell were out after Deiore a few days, but lost his trail and returned. Sheriff Congleton of Crook county was telephoned to, and is doing his best to aid in D lore's capture. Deiore is about 40 years of age, and it is said looks very much like a full-blood Indian. The woman is heartbroken, and every since the ocenrrene moans and bewails her fate, tier husband, who was at Summit Prairie, was notified and has- tened home Monday fveiiiug. When about ten miles from home, he met rk..l,.. .. .i k:. ltciuic troinpiug, nun itriugiiiAi'u mil, aa the brute who had assaulted his wife. An altercation ensued, and as Unsworth advanced on him, Deiore leveled his gun. Unsworth, being unarmed, was powerless, and went on home to ascer tain the condition of his family, while Deiore sped toward the Beaver creek, hills. Feeling all over the county is intense against Deiore, and should others secure him before the sheriff summary justice may be handed out to him, as the air is full of deplorable talk of burning or hanging the vile w retch. SheriffKeeton is determned to capture him, and bring him in alive if possible. FopsII Journal The Gl'-be learns from V. E. Officer, of this place, who knows Deiore well, that this is the second crime of this kind which he has been guilty of in the past two years. His other victim was a German woman in Crook county, who he lassoed near her home, overpowered and outraged, lie is certainly deserving of death, the speedier the better. . Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide reputation for its cures. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Hudson Pharmacy. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets. All druggixtit refund the money If it fails to cure E. W. (jrovt'B signature is on each box. 25c School Clerk's Notice. All school warrants issued by School District' No. 9 , which were registered prior to March 30, 1900, will be paid up on presentation at this office. Interest ceases after this date. August 5, 1901. I'. II. Stephenson, School Clerk. Strayed From my place Northeast of Condon, a boar pig about 1 year old. No ear marks. Please notify the undersigned who will pay all costs and damages. D. S. Brown, Condon, Oregon. Qtjarai)teed fo00 Salary yearly. Men and women of good aildre.su to rcprem'tit ,.u r.n.i Ia Iviii.al aniiAlnfliiii ..ry.it-itti .Oifiu (or local work looking after our interente. $900 salary 'guaranteed yearly; extra com- -u... w ........ -,.,..,...., missions and expenses, repaid advancement, old established bouse. Grand chance for earn est man or woman to secure jilcasant, pcrnia- nent position, literal income and future. New, brilliant linos. Write at once. . STAFFORD PRESS, 23 Church St., New Haven, Conn. OF INTEREST i i hi i' "i f i in r-vniiBi EVERY COLUMN IN THIS if you are ambitious to keep thoroughly informed on prices and the place to , K'i more real value for every dollar you invest just read t1is ad j over ' carefully Look", ahead befor you buy your Summer Corset. We have a nice line of U. A T. and W. & II. in straight front, French waist, Cycle and Extra Long. -All Goods Marked in Plain Figures IvORD & CO. Arlington, WOOL and GftAIN Stored with us will receive 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 ARLINGTON WAREHOUSE CO., KERR C1FFOR & CO., Proprietors. D. B. THOMAS, Manager. ARLINGTON, - Branch Houses at Reopened "THE MODEL" Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Every th i ng U p-to-Date. M. E. SUMMERS, Proprietor. J. R. New Store at Alville. We havejust 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 6hare of your patronage and assure you of low prices and fair treatment Al & L. E. McConnell. 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'Tullman Ordinary Sleeper," These cars appear similar to the regular sleepers being bnilt 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'nniformed porter accom panies each car, his business being to make np 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. K. & 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 slpepers. ferrates snd inn miormauon, includ ing folders' write to A. Ij. Ur.uo, General Passenger Agent, O. It. AN. Co. roriianu, uregon. -Subscribe for Tub Globe, Only $1.50 a year. TO WIDEAWAKE in.,. ii in. .hi.iii.ii.1.11 i IT in - i , , , AD WILL INTEREST YOU. V t?an" fill any . pitted order at once. Summer wash goods in great profusion. All the things in Scotch ginghams, lawns, dimities, organdies shallies, India linen, India lawn, English long cloth, naisook, and swiss. lloisery clean fand tiainless, $ 20 23 35 40 50 and GO cents a pair, We want to make many new customers for our Btore and shall 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 equal qualities. and Forwarding. - OREGON. Blalock and Quinn's. NEWMAN, Mixologist. Reduced Rates, Are now in effect toBiifTalo, New York. Do you expect to attend the Pan-American Exposition? If so do not bny your tickets until you 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 conrteous and accom modating Through tourist cars from Pacific Coast to Boston via Buffalo. If yon will send fifteen cents In stamps, to address given balow, we will for ward you by return m ii" one of our 31 x 40 inch wall mips 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. II. THUMninx, Coni'J Agt 142 Third Srreet Portland, Ore. Notice. Notice is hereby given that I will re ceive bids, at my office in Condon, Gil liam County, Oregon, on Saturday, the 31st. day of August, A.I). 1901, for the sale of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00) worth of 10-20 6 per cent, school house bonds on School District No. ll.Gittiam County, Oregon. Augusts, 1901. P. II. Stephknson, County Treasurer. Reward. I will pay a liberal reward for the re turn of a dark bay or brown team, mare and gelding, which I lost near the head of Thirtymile July 11th. Weight about 1200 lbs. each. Well broken Brand 9 H-P connected on loft Pt.iflo. J, (. fvfKVENfcON Condon, Oregon, PURCHASERS, i - in in - -,, ' ' READ THEM ONE BY OW. We have . prepared ahead for the ievet and have them. "Alert to the' wants of the trade," is our motto. Extra flue line of ladies' shirt waists' belts, Just received A complete line of Nubian nearBtlk, luatral, handkerchiefs, burnt leatherpursos, hair pins, hair ornaments ete. We have only the bent. Ladies' summer vesls, percaliue and likettatin dress linings. All the newest things in trimmings, braids, lace. icorset (foiters. silk, ru filings muclin underwear, petticoats etc. ete. Oregon. ARLINGTON SALOON, C. W. WHITE & CO, PROP'S. .. i FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CHOICE CIGARS. BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. FIRST-CLASS GOODS OUR PRIDE. FRESH, COOL MILWAUKEE KEG BEER on Draught. Main St, Condon, Oregon 5L?e Qopdoi? Ban) cadir ' Jforeq Jfotel oti?e qty, MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS first-Glass Your Patronage Is Solicited. 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 I0NE. Renew Your Subscriptions. Subscriptions for all the leading news papers and periodicals published in the United States or any other country on earth will be received at the Globe office. Save postage, time and trouble by leav ing the amount with us and we will attend to the business for yon. Call when in town and renew yonr subscrip tions to vour favorites for 1901. tf 9 ffljnww rbl. signature Is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quiriin Tablet. the remedy that curve a coM Im 1 1 fl J V Seven Days at Carnival. All the transportation lines in the Northwest are arranging to give specially low rates to and from the Portland Car val, which runs from Sept. 18 to Oct. 19, ami the exenrsion tickets will be good for 7 days, this in the longest limit ever giv en on such ticket, and will give people ample time to see all the fliehts connect ed with the greatexpoaition. With two lull military bands, a military tourna ment, a horse show, athletic sports, ex hibits of mining, agriculture, horticul ture and manufacturing, a full midway, fireworks and an array of amusement at tractions, the Carnival will be one of the greatpnteventi of the npnsnn, nnd the luliiiisninn foe will bo only 25rrml10 conts for children. - - . - t ' tm PurotY Buarnea?. 6Tinv)fotntl eoki wa&r, tkaa in It, only S3 ctuYii'si Condon faotrh 0'. I Neal, the wsll, known auction er, will gUt tht strlc'reW stttntlon to,' all buil nets' entrusted to his rare, , If you have property to sell coniuit him.' j, r, oi'uYtrs, m. t. 4, r. WOOD, M, ft.' GULLEftTE A WOOD PHYSKJUNS AND SURQEONs! buy tint niRht riUi frompOy mrHj Oftlcs Msin ttrwt miaVspklur. CONDOM, . . ORR, yj EN Km A WILSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW TtlF. DAt.t.M, OREO Ce S. PALMER, irtlstis Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts Rarors honed and r-ground condon ' c:ic:;l Treasurer's Notice. All county wsrrants registered prior to Jn. 1, 1000, will be paid upon prt ttmutlon at nf oflk. Interest mum sfter Aoguit 5, 1001. ' T, II. SmutNsott, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. Subscribe for Thk Glodb All the news, $1.50 a year. Best advertising medium. Olry at Reasonable Rates. SPRINGSTON & ROGERS'. Spring and Church sts. ROASTS CUT FROM COOD THINCS AT JOHN JACKSON'S O. S. EBI, PROPRIETOR OF SODA and BOTTLING UORKS hftntifacturerof Soda, Orango snd Champagne Cider, Sarenparllla and Iron and all other Soft and Carbonated I Drinks. Condon trade is respect fully solicited. Orders promptly filled ; Arlington, Ore. QR. B. P. BUTLER, RESIDENT DENTIST AKLINOTON, OREQON. tl'MI ft.- I., n t . i. ill ihi in mi inn inn i ii hi vnnv i n nsnn m nn wm commencing July 25th. Crown IlrldKo and I'lato work a specialty Tcotb extracted without pain. All work guar anteed. CONDON OFFICE OVER WILSON'S niARMACY. PAPERING AND PAINTIHG. Full line of IntnHt Wall Paper. ' F.Rtimntoaon work snd material fiirnialip l on abort notico. Call and see my samples. W. A. DARLING.