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Newspaper Page TextTHE C01ID0II GLOBE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1003. TH8 OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREOON. LOCAL' NEWS, Julin Jackson has I change of ad In this lnu. Btevt Coutura thawed out enough to get to town yastarday, frad Wilson ami Ueorga Mrtin re toruvd (roiu Portland Tusiday. T.HXoudaruilla hud on bon of his leg broke Tussday by bora fulling on blin. Clrkt A Fram Mr building tn etn ilv addition to their store oo Main Itrost. :.. .. . . M. linn rutty hit gone to Rosebrler camp to take t-hargo ofCs.s Simpson's lurid of sheep. Dan Thomas, manager of tli Arlington Wsreh )uo Company, wm iu town a day or two last week. . Zoro Weather ia not conducive to plenty of locl news. Too many tople UUf quietly al bout. Duu't forgot tl grand Ull to be given tn Armory 1111 February 14. It will bn the event if tli season In Condon. Uoo (lltibon nd Charlie Ltllle return rd from Troutdnte yesterday where they hipped a car of (tit bug. Tbey auld at 6 80 per cwt. On hundred head of boidsteersdeslgn ed fur tli Portland market, passed through town yesterday murningen route to the railroad. Thev were the property of E. P. Weir of Mayville. 1 The entertainment given at Dies taut Friday evening wii highly appreciated. The Joke on Handy Andy was enjoyed by all. The piny will bo reproduced, by rt'qiient. Friday oveulng, February 7th. John DeNeul, of near Oregon City, who hat been visiting hi brother R. De Neul, of near Alvlllo, left (or bit home Tuesday, lie may return to Gilliam ! county neat Hummer and look up a homestead. When school cloned Friday evening the bllitard wai raging so furiously that it wnt oneafn (or the mll'r pupil to leave the school bouoe alone and the teacher and eighth grade boy had their band dill taking them home through the itorni. One of the covered stages wai toenred by noine of the larger boy and the girl and entailer children were delivered to their homes In tafuty. The funeral of C. W. White wa held Saturday afternoon at the family bury ing ground at I'apersaok. Owing to the itroine cold the attendence wa not so large a it would otherwise bav been. William White a brother of the deceased, with hi wife arrived from Canyon City Hnturday noon, Just In time (or the fu neral, having beeu on the road from Thuriday morning. The services were in charge of the Maonlo fraternity of which deceased wa a member. Tho celling in the Arlington taloon caught (Ire Sunday morning from an overheated itoveplpeand bad tbe discov ery of the incipient blaxe been delayed a few moment the result might have been serious. A it happened the (ire was discovered in good time and Al Searcy, who work in the taloon, extin guished the blaze with now. The wa ter pipe in tbe building wa (roten and Al decided that under the circumstances now wa the neat beet thing. Tbe damage was trifling. The Condon herd, Order of Buffalo Is growing rapidly. Bill Searcy and Hun die Palmer Are the latent member and they would not have nil used it for $7.30. Ben Ward i treasurer of the order with out bond, and no one is afraid of him hiking out with the assets. All the oth er members bold as many office as they want only one vote being necessary to elect and negative vote are not counted Fred took the 37th degree while in Portland recontly and Martin hopes to jine before the gathering', of the Caledo nian ulan occur in Condon. Thia re' port it authentic. If you duu't believe it go auk Mike or Jens. Sale Postponed. Owing to the extreme cold wcathorthe sale of Howard Propftt'a farm and house hold goods, which waa billed for hint Sat urday waa postponed until next Sutur day, February, 1st. The sale will be held at the Fix buildinir in thia city. A good span of horses and a complete out fit of farming implements and household goods will be sold. See bill (or partlo- lars, Fifteen Mill Levy. The special school meeting, which was called (or last Saturday (or the purpose of voting a 25 mill tax on the district to provide (or current expenses of the achool and to create a fund to pay for tbe erect ion of a new achool building, waa not largely attended and instead of a 25 mill levy only 15 mills was voted. Most of the citizens who favor a decent and com (ortable school building "forgot all about the meeting" and of course were not present. S. K. Barker waa present to urge a 10 mill levy and made a motion to that effect and the 25 mill advocates Bering their cause was hopeless compro mized at 15 mills. This levy will not more than pay the current expenses of the school and leaves the disfict as much at sea as ever on the new building project. The Blizzard. The blizzard last Friday waa one of the worst ever known in the history of the county. The wind amounted to a hurricane and waa filled with a finesnow and, with the mercury below zero, the the riuv was one to be lone rememnoreu bv those who were out of doors. Annm her of f -oat bitten fingers and ears were reported and a few head of sheep and cattle are raid to have succumbed to the old. The mercury registered from 12 to 23 below zero Saturday n.ornlng tiyail- ferent glasses, but perhaps 16 below was about the accurate register. Antl-RIng Political Movement. In a rewnt Issue of the Portland Tele gram appeared the following: "It now teem probable that an issue will enter the ttato political campaign that hat been taken Into consideration by neither the Republican! or the Demo crat. Thia I the so-called citizen' movement that had more or lett to do with the nomination and election of the Multnomah delegation In the legislature two yean ago. "Partisan politician! have been aware all along that they will have to contend with a movement of tome kind oo the part of organised labor, and Ills presum ed they are prepared to meet the Issue, but a revival and threatened expansion of what is known a the ritiaena' move ment come somewhat In the nature of a surprise. "The first public Intimation of the Intention on the part of nonpartisans to Interfere with state politic It contained In a published letter from P. A. Mac Phemoti, who was a member of the ex ecutive' committee of the Citizens' party In Multnomah county two years ago, and who was prominent la the manage ment of the movement. "The letter follow t: "PORTLAND, Jan.23.-(To theKli tor.) At a member of the executive committee of the citizens' movement in MultuomahConnty two years ago, which resulted In the election of the entire ticket as nominated, I was brought into more or less prominence. Very recently I, as a member of that committee, have received a considerable number of In quiriet from persons In Portland and in other parti of the state, asking about the inauguration of inch a movement during the approaching campaign, that will em brace the entire elate. To reply to those Inquiries briefly, and for the Information of olbert Interested, I ask a email amount of space. I would tay that other gentle men of the citizens' movement of two year ago and I are now compiling a method of campaign, which will be sunt to Interested partiea by circular letter. It I proposed to nominate and elect the entire ttate ticket and the members of Legislature from the ranks of the peo ple, without regard to party affiliations. The control of the Legislature will insure the election of a United States Senator who ta not addicted to ring rule some thing new for Oregon. It cannot be disputed that tho citizen' campaign of two years ago was a auccesa. Laws were enacted which, bad they been enforced, w ould have made many reforma In the government of the state. The citizens -meaning men w ho place count ry above partynow propose to control the executive an well as the legislative branch of the government, ao that what ever laws may be enacted shall be enfor ced. P. A. MCPHERSON. .Mr. MacDieraon was asked this morn ing to outline the details of the proposed slate movement. He was somewhat reti cent and left tbe matter still In a vague condition, Among other things be said : "Our object Is to inaugurate a move ment covering the whole state, similar to tbe proposition in this county two years ago, which resulted in victory. We pro pose to organize in every township, pre cinct and county, and in every city ward in the etate. Our Idea ia to hold town ship and ward caucuses, w hich will elect delegates to county conventions. These county conventions will send delegates to a state convention in the regulation way, and the pr -sumption is that thia convention will be held aoon after those of the two great political parties. The lUte convention will name a ticket of the strongest and best men in the state regardless of party affiliations and we will obtain the brains and integrity of both partiea." "How are you going to keep ring poli ticians from packing and controlling your ward and township meetings?" waa asked. Mr. Mcpherson evaded answering thia question directly, but inti mated that the old leadera had a way outof thiadilemma. i' He then went on to pay : "We will un doubtedly indorse candidates, nominated by the Democratic or Republican con ventions, and, perhaps, some on both tickets. Should the Democrats name a candidate (or governor who is above re proach, we will indorse him. Should the Republican candidate (or Congress meet with our views we will support him and so on down the line." "We shall,"8aid Mr. McPheraon. "pay particular attention to the Legislature. We intend to control that body, not only IsmtTmmimimmmmmmimnmmmmmmmm'Tmimfg rto THAT ALKS TO HQUSANDS OF ASTYBRE iiuuiiHiiiiuaaiiuauuiiuiuaiiiiiuiuuiiiauuuuiiFb because much .legislation of reform na ture I needed, but Imcauae we propose to elect successor to United States Senator Simon. Wa have perfect confi dence in the holdover Senators from Multnomah County and will, we believe elect tbe Representatives. I ( troubled with a weak digestion belch ing, sour stomach, or if you (eel dull after eating, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents, Sam plea tree at Hudson Pharmacy, THE CILLIAM COUNTY Caledonian Club will give a Scotch Concert and Dance at CONDON, FRIDAY, FEB. 7, '02. Worthy Chief J. M, Cameron will preside at the meeting and Judge ilea. J. Cameron, of Portland, will deliver the annual address. Dancers from Portland will dance tbe Scotch Reel, Reel o' 1'ulloch, Highland Fliug, Sword Dance, Irish Jig, Shean Trewa and bailor's Horn pip. Quartett, Duett, Solo etc by tbe best local talent. Hear Jamie Moon's pipe music. See billt and program (or particu lar. Door open at 7 :30. Concert be gin at 8:00. . , Wat CrlRMTfK, J. M. CaK0!, Secretary. Worthy Chief. Fertilizer in concentrated form for lawns, garden and pot plant at Clarke it Frazer'. This signature I on every bos of Vie fooolne Laxative Bromo-Quirin. Ttteu lb remedy that cure eM la ta Jy , t Seel Seel See! Call at the Condon Pharmacy For Druga, Tatent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Gasoline Etc., Rubber Goods, Druggist's Suudries. We Have What You Want Condon Pharmacy LEADING YOU WILL FIND CRABS. CLAMS, CELERY, SALMON, CRAWFISH, EASTERN OYSTERS. And all delicacies To take homo or eat on the premises as you see fit. CLARK & FRAZER Carry tn Stix k at Proper ltnllder'9 Hardware and Roilding Material. Moulding, Plinths and Blocks, Windows and Doors. Furniture and Carpets, Rnp, Beds and Bedding. Stoves, Tin and En ameled Ware. Avenerions Carbolinenm tbe great est preservative of of Fence Posts, Water Tanks and all wood work. A sure shot on Chicken Lice and all Vermin. it i7nranrnra mmmm DUNN BROS. Stop the) Cough and work off the Cold. Laxative Hnono Quinine Tablet ere a told loeiiedsy. MoCere.no tn, I'rU 2 tent l : OTIS W. PHOPST. Manufacturer of aod Dealer in Boots and Shoes. SHOES MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING NEATLY POKE Fin line of custom mad MEN'S AND BOY'S SHOES kept In stock. H HIADQUARTEUS FOR ' fM.ORRIS TELEPHONE SUPPLIES. MAIN STREET CONDON : : : OREGON. AVENERIOUS CARBOLINEUM Avenerious Carbolineuru ibere to stay. Ask those who kave used it. It prevent decay in fence posts, water tanks and all wood work and U guaranteed article. It also exterminates chicken lice and mites and keeps them away permanently. It is a general pu rifier of manger, chicken houee or pig pen. it spreads with a brush and is a nice, nut-brown paint. CLARKE & FRAZER, AGENTS. Perfumes, Toilet Articles. Jewelry, Watches, , Musical Instruments, Etc. Etc. DRUGGISTS. of the season, at SHRIVER'S Prices HOUSE FURNISHERS ui m Made by7 'AP3F3 e-ajf a r4r'- WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. P. H. STEPHENSON, RELIABLE MERCHANT, FALL AND WINTER GOODS. LARGEST STOCK Largest and best line in Gilliam county. Win ter Underwear, Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Ul elers, Etc. We also carry a select line of Uni versal Stoves and Ranges, Groceries, Hard ware, Iron Bedsteads,'Spring Matresses, Chairs, Extension Tables. 'Orders taken for Furniture and Wall Paper not kept in stock. Io fact we carry a full assortment of general merchandise. WADE THE BIG OLEX, Surxirxiit F TUC f THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY J S I '.Has been thoroughly renovated and 2 2 H ia now prepared to cater to the P OflliriflrJ wants of the traveling public Com- jj 5 UUhUUiI ' C inercial travelers and others desiring , c 2 tt the comforta of a first-class hotel will ? irrr V find this house suited to their wants. 5 I III ILL J Mrs. S. A. Maodock. Prop. 2 C I I W W I I wi 2 I - IF I : rlinnnjtnjuinjuinnnnnnjiruxrvri FRED WILSON, Proprietor Finest brands of pure domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fine Billiard and Pool tables in connection. A model resort enjoying the patronage of a quiet, orderly trade. Customers always pleased. CONDON, INEHART'S RESTAURANT The public will find that no better accom modations can be found in this country than at this place. Good meals, clean beds. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop. LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ceil ing, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lorn her. Careful atten . given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. 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 Glob is office. Save postage, time and trouble by leav ing the amount with oa ami we will attend to the ' business for yon. Call when in town and renew your subscrip tions to vour favorites for 1901. tf Subscribe for the Globk. IH THE COUNTY. BROS. STORE OREGON. IF innnirvnnnrul Saloon OREGON MEALS 25c. BEDS 25c 9 CONDON, OREGON Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given thattheco-part- nerehip heretofore existing between M. E, Summers,, and J. R. Newman has been this day dissolved by mutnal con sent. All accounts doe the old firm are due and payable to M. E. Summers, who will collect all accounts and assume and pay all debts of the old firm. Condon Oregon M. E. Siuimkr. January Ql.li 1JW2. J- H. Newm.vs. , k W.DARUN3 Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer, Coailo. Or. fllM,ttonafi4 Inmrnnr. Trm ronM OBie in ; t )ulwWi'S tiulldiii(, Xaiu meet FATTISOS I0TABI PUBLIO, Offles la Globe Building, conduit, . . . oftxaoir. . 1. W.VOGEI, Specialist for Refraction mi Defect! of tie Eye. ' WDl Visit Cq6o IfT7 Torse Monti), Watch Leal Column or Data. AM X. VAJT VACTOK ATTOBIET-AT-IAV. OtBee corner Spring streot aod Oregon arsaaei COITD09. OBCOOir. The Regulator Line. i Oallsi, PtrW & istoria NAVIGATION CO. THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... DaSy Line of Steamers Between Portland Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Rives and all Points oa t&c Taablagtoa' siia. Tli Swam Bants Cltr ana Secntator teaw Portland Trr morolnc (axccDi 8ari(3T) at '. n4 tli DftUH at t a. m., arriTing al daatla ton ta aatsia tins lor outgoing train. Freight Rates Greatly Seduced. W. C. AIXaWA. Oen. Agt. . Foot oi Court Btreat, Ihe Dalles, Or. AMD Union Pacific Cktact TIME SCHEDULES Arlington Or. AnaiTi Chlcuro Portland Speeial l:JSa. b. via Hua tligtOP. Salt Lake. DenTer, 1105 a. m. Ft. orth,Omha, Kansa City, St. LoBis,ChlcagoaBd Salt. Atlantla Sxpnu l:Ua. b. via. Hunt, tngtoa alt Lake, Denver, l:tii.a. Vt. Worth. Omaha, Kanxas City. St. Ixrais,Caicagoaud aiU Walla Walla Iwls- Fan Uail U.IT p. n. v a Spokane ton.Spokaue.Miu lieapolia, St. Paul, Duluth, MUwan-l kee,CblcagoJ:Eaat OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE moat roBTiiAND. IMf.a. All tailing dates subject to change For San Franclico EaU every ft days. 4:00 p. Dally Kx.biinilay S:o n. m. Satnrday KuOO p. m. Cslumbla Rhsr Steaanra. 4:00 p. m. Ex. Sunday To iitorla and Way Laudtug. :00 a.m. lx. Sunday Wlllamett Rltr. 4:30 p.m. Ex. Sunday Orecon City, New. Iwrg, Haiein, inae- rendenne at nay aiidinga. T:00 a. m. Taes.. Thur. and Saw Willamette and Yam S:30 p. in. Won., Wed . andrri. hill a-ivors. OreKon City, Day. ton, A May Land' iuga. :00 a. m. tuea.. Thtir aud bat Wlllames Blrer. Portland to Corral li A Way Laud Inga, 4: 80 p.m. Mon., Wed. and Fii. Lt. Klparla :S5. 111. JOai f . Snake River. LT.Lewlito Daily a. uu KipariatoLewiaton A. L. CRAIG, r,cnTl P.s.cnger Agent, Portland. Or. MllilllERY GOODS. Latest 8tylein Millinery ani Fancy Goods. Toys, Polls, No tions and many other pretty things, for ladies and rMMren for aale bv ..... ... r ....... , MISS LOUELLA HADDOCK V-0 aL... 70 i MO I