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Newspaper Page TextTHE -COlipon GLOBE. THURSDAY APRIL 24. lK2. .lOTKK. Trie 'il.nBlt fnlt enrawpmeteaee frwae sH 'llttt0 .HHl flMIMlJ'. tmh jhi.jwper In- Wrtintmn WHMfcin.nl tin -Miitv R tfttoi irWtwtd mmt h mtii)( i lh nnn l tl'rtr rr ti . iuliuirh vl. ( mime mw fce- it(M li l writer. nt n.narilv f.ir hIi litiOInn, Iih up un evMwo ii l(th. tlHMttiiiir tiur ui ttynMM) fcwyu 'A COMPARISON The senii-atiniittl rvpvtof the fi-j itancial condition of OilIimnciity fir thesis months ending Mtrch 30, 1891, shows the resource of the county to be $23,300.11 and th lia bilities to be $ 12.S19.B2. At that time Gilliam county tras solvent -could have paid &U her debt and had $10,770.49 left' in her jxcket. The tax levy for county purposes made at the meeting of the county commissioners' court in January 1892 was 12 roills. Th em-nnual rtport of tb fi nancial condition of Gilliam county for the six months ending Sept. SO, 1901, shows the resources of the county to be $19,000.73 and the lia bilities to be 133,218.32. At that time, had Gilliam county been called upon to liquidate, she would have found herself short to tne amount of '$14,157.59. The tax levy for county purposes made at the meeting of the count commissioners' court in January, was 20 mills. Ten years ago Gilliam county was a country of magnificent dis tances and sparse population. To day it is about one-third smaller in area and its development, in density of population and wealth, has been great. But in spite of all this the county has, in ten years, gone behind to the tune of $24,923 .03 These facts should furnish some food for reflection to the voters and tax payers of the county between now and the second day of June. The fight for the governorship between Hon. W. J. Furnish and . Hon. George E. Chamberlain prom ises to be a hot one and the general opinion on the outside among travr eling men, railroad men and others who keep in touch with public sen timent seems to indicate that Cham- 'f berlaia baa m big chance ofjelection in spite of the fact that Oregon is strongly republican. This result is made possible by the wide breach in the republican party in Multno mah county and the fact that Chamberlain is a general favorite in that county. It is said that the labor vote will go almost solidly for him. Portland is the main thing in Oregon politics. VOTE FOR THE AMENDMENT Every voter who believes in the principle of government by the people should support the initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution at ihe coming election. If you are in favor of the amend ment you must be sure and vote for it as it is not enough that you do not vote against it. The supreme court may hold that, to prevail, the amendment must carry by a major ity of all those voting at the election. The Evening Telegram makes this -point plain by the following: Suppose 90,000 votes all told are cast on June 2, and only 60,000 vo ters vote on the amendment, either for or against. Will it be necessary to have in its favor 45,001 votes, a majority of 90,000, or only 30.001 a majority of 60,000? Probably the 4o,001 votes will be necessary. At least, it will not be safe to trust the other proposition being upheld by the supreme court. Therefore work is necessary. E v ery friend of the amendment, every man in favor of this reform, ought to work for it, from now on, and especially work to get out the votes friendly to it, and see that all vo ters friendly to it say 'yes' and not ignore it, as rainy voters ordinarily do ignore proposed amendments, not caring whether they are voted up or down. There has so far been a disposi tion to vote down all amendments. But this is a different proposition. It is coming a greater degree of direct legislationthroughout the country. Let Oregon lead the way. It will be a big feather in' Oregon's cap. . Both Republicans and Democrats have gone on record as favoring the reform. They have declared for it, professed their belief in it; now let them keep their word throughout he campaign' and at the polls and it will win. Stops the Cough . , -' tind works off the Cold. " lft$r.imo Q liiilne Tablet cure a' cold & So cur, ao Price 2J cauU 1 rUH LC OWNERSHIP CbWflo is a big city and it peo ple are- progressive in more ways than building sky scraper and eornering the wheat and hog mar lel At recent city election held there- 170,000 voters expressed thetrselveson the public ownership (4 public utilities and the re sult was somewhat astonishing to many jersons who have not been keeping up with the trend of pub lic pinion on Cfiis great question. The result of the vote was as fol lows: For public ownership of all the street railways, 142,826 voted yes and only 27,993 voted no. For public ownership of all elec tric light, heat and power plants and gas works to furnish light, heat and power for public and pri vate use, 139.999 voted yes and on ly 21,367 voted no. , - For the nomination of all candi dates for city offices by a direct vote of the people at primary elec tions, 140,860 voted yes and only 17,654 voted no. y ? ; :i V These figures show that "the world do move." It is only a few years ago that the populist party adopted its first platform wbicb was the first public endorsement of these principles and the politi cians poked all kinds of fun at the long whiskered pops. Now the country may expect to see these same politicians hasten to endorse and advocate public ownership be cause the Chicago election is a big straw which shows that the wind of public sentiment is blowing that way so sirongiy mat me politicians cannot go against it All of which serves to remind us that all reform and all real progress for the human race must come from the people and not from the politicians AH professional politicians, great or small,are enemies of reform and progress in public affairs for the reason that the more public affairs need reform the more money there is in the administration of such af fairs for the politicians. Cnt this out and take it to Condon Pharmacy and get a free sample of Cham berlain's Stonlach t-nd Liver1 Tablets the beet phi sic They cleanse and invigor ate the stomach, improve the appetite and regulate the bowels. Regular aiae, 25c per bo. The merry war now going on be tween the Portland Oregonian and the Salem Journal reminds us of the hot times of two year ago over in Wheeler county between Jim Stewart and E. M. Shutt It re lieves pent up feelings to call the I other fellow a dod gasted liar, but it don't make much difference to the general public what the opin ion of one quill driver is of another. Job Could'ntHave Stood It If he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter riMv annoying; tmt Buck leu's Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth, ll has cured tiin!atidn. For In juries, Pains or Bodily Eruption' it'a the lMt salve in the win id. Price 25c x. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Condon Phar macy. Notice to Taxpayers. v All persons paying their tax for 1901 on or before the 15th dav of March 1902 will h allowed a relwte of 3 percent. But if one half of said tt is i-t paid on or before June fot 1902, a penalty will be added of ten per cent and interest at twelve ercent from the first Monday in April 1902. W. L. Wnxxx, Sheriff of Gilliam connty Oregon. Dress Making. Mrs. W. R. Seal is prepared to do dress making and ladies tailoring. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Your patronage solicited, tiive her a call. 2nd door from school building. C. E. RAN0US r' CONTRACTOR ANO BUILDER Plans and Specifications on application. Job work neatly done on short notice and at reasonable rates Condon Oregon. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY i me ijixntlre Br., no Quinine Tablet. All dniKKixt refund the money If It fall to cure K. W. Grove' luimture ii ou each box. 2oc AVENERIOUS CARBOLINEUM Avenerioua Carbolineum is here to stay. Aek those who have used it. It prevent? decay in fence posts, water tanks and all wood work and is a guaranteed article. It also exterminates chicken lice and mites and keeps them away permanently. It is a general pu rifier of manger, chicken house or pigpen. itspreadH with a brush and is a nice, nut-brown paint. ClARKE & FRAZER, AGENTS. The Home Merchant The t ravelins; range men are agwln with ns and, while noionbt the? handle a good ranne there I also no doubt hut that our tor) hardware dealers handle Just at frmwt range much less price. Why people will continue to pat ronise traveling agents who do nothing towards developing and building op Gil liam county and pay them f.M to $40 more toe tne Mine clan of goods than they can be bought from local dealer ia a hard tint to crark. The loral mer chant, like the Kh"wI farnter, editor or other ritisen, may not be a paragon ot eicellence in every respect, itill he help support the looal schools, chnrches, news paper wheat raiser, butter makers and egg producer and he also aland In with these, hi neighbors and help the unfor tunate one ot the neighborhood when ever they need help. It would then seem t. be only fair and right to patronise him, especially when jro can v aanog tain ol money by so doing. - Prohibition Ticket. The Gilliam connty Prohibition con vention assembled in Arlington taet Saturday and nominated a county ticket. The convention waa harmonious and the delegate were dnly sober. The toJlew- tug ticket was nomfmtnedr Judge C. A. Shnrte, Sheriff Rev, El Baker. Clerk II. J. Nott. Treasurer F. Shanks. Assessor G. M. IVatty. A petition is boiht circulated to Rave the ticket placed on the official ballot. The cold water people will, perhaps, lease a city hydrant in Arlington and induce the festive voter to support their ticket by frequent potations of Colombia river water. A Raging, Roaring Flood Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. C Ellis, of Litvin, la., had to re pair. "Standing wait itt-ep in icy wa ter." he- wnlee, "gave me a territcihi androngh. It grew worse dailv. rinallv the beat doctors in Oik land, Kh., Si mix City and Omaha said I had Oonsnmpiioti and oin Id not live. Tlin I hvgnn nimt lr. King's N liiacnverr and was wholly rami hv eta bottles." Piwitiv Iv guar anteed for Con a I. s. Colds and all Throat and Long troubles hv Condon Pharmacv. Price 50c and il.OO. AJAX. Mis Nora Miller, of R.ek Creek be gan a three month term of school here April H. Geo. and Con Schott of Rock Creek were in this part of tbecountry last week after horses. Clyde Flint was a caller at the Maley ranch Thursday. Mr. and Mr. Frank Marvel of Schutt- ler Fhit visited he parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ad lard, last week. Miss. Mabel and Frank Strickland of Rock Creek visited at the Palmer ranch last week. Ralph Jqnkins has gone to Moro on a business trip. Jennie and Robert Plmer visited at the Maley ranch Saturday. Jennie Palmer returned home from Alville last week where she had been staying with her Granpma Maley for the last three weeks. El Palmer purchased one of those fine hacks from the Iowa Buggr Company last week. Topsy. A LIBERAL OFFER. The nmfomiened will give a free sample of Chainheriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to any one wanting a relinhle remedy for disorders of the stomach, hil imsnens or constipation. This is a new remedy and a good one. Condon Phar macv. ARLINGTON. Mis France, of Croy.ie visiting friends in town this week. Quite a number of Arlingtonit filed nil claims this week. Otis Campbell won the oil painting that was raffled off Monday. J. Minto of the Internal Reveue Olfice made Arlington a call Tuesday. Surveyor Darlimr and danyhter, Stella, left Taesday for a visit at Walla Walla. Two carloads of lumber for the Cordon flour mill has arrived and is being haul ed on. , Fred George took the lat 400 of the Keepers & George mutton to Portland Tuesday. P. Conroy was down from his Lone Rock ranch Tuesday and is moving up there to stay. "Sandy" Campbell made trip to the oil fields Sunday, lie is quite excited over the prospect. J. Lewis was in town Saturday, lie ays his crop is looking fine considering the backward season. Roy Ctinninicliam returned from Ogden, Washington, Monday where he has la-en three weeks with horses. Win. Head was in town Tuesday. On the way in he dug out a den of eight coy otes which is not so bad for one day. Oregon's next governor, Geo. Cham larlain's large picture adorns a nnmtwr of Arlington offices and public places. Fishing Tackle large assortment at Clarke & Frazer's. A VALUABLE MEDICINE For Coughsand Colds In Child ren. 'I have not the slightest hesitancy jn reccoiiiiiiemling Chamlterlaln's Cough Kenieity to all who are suffering from cmiithe or colds," savs Chas. M. Cramer, E-q.. a well known watch maker, of Co lorn ho, Ceylon.. .'"It is two years since the City Dispensary first called my at 'entiou to tliis valnahle medicine and I iiHve repeatedly nsed it and it has always tieen beneficial. It lias cnred me quit-klv f all chest colds. It is especially effect ive for children and seldom take's more than one bottle to core them of hoarse ness. I have pnmnaded mnnv to try this valuable medicine, and they are all ks well pleased aa myself over the re ulta." iortaleby Condon fuarmacy. Administratrix's Notice to Creditors. Notice I. hervbr sivi-n tht the untertgnl, tu br the Comity Court ot the sinte of Onuon (or UillUm fonntr, apfiohitoi lh imlnt trxlrrU of thntateof Pri6 L. rattenon. do eaaeil and hat qiu Iflot therefor. AU peiwn. hvtniUrhi. artlnit mid mtate will present the nine to ma duly orl(lt at my raltlence at Lmie Rock, Oniron, rftihlu six month, from the ditto of th.lt rat publication ot IhU notice in the Condom Olobs. Date ot first pabUcation March 11. 1901. tijratK A. Baiorin.D, Executrix of the Estate of OarlJ L. 1'alUtnon, deceaaatl. CONDON SHOE SHOP all KiNr of axrta wnax kx vtlt noNa: old uow mds uoon a aaw TCSNKD SHOE aX-KOLKO IS riT CLAKatTVLK. TIrl TION nl'N TBr.D. OTAPLR LINBor MBN'B AND OY'CV.-TOM MADK BUoaa n tock. xe u.vb or rovs txis rVxa ox sale OTIS. W.l'BOPST Prop. Headquarters For McMorris Telephone Supplies. Condon, Oregon. THE INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO. WILL HAVE ITS SEW WOOL BAI.EK IX OPERATION BY MAY 1ST. HIGHEST PKICE FOR GRAIN. GENERAL WAREHOUSE BUSINESS. BALFOUR, CUTHRIE & CO . M'C'RS. ARLINGTON, BLALOCK, DOUGLAS, I0NE THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the product "f this well-known brewers the United Ptatea Health Report for June 28. 1900 says: "A more nperior brew never entered the labratory of the United States Health reports. It is absolutely devoid of the slightest trace of adulteration, but on the other hand is ctinipo'sed id the lst . of malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qualities are of the highest and it can tie nsed with the greatest benefit and eatinfuction by Ixilb old and yonng. Its nse can conscientiously he prescribed hr the physicians with the certaintv that a hetter, pnreror more wholesome beverage could not possibly lie found." East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON. RE-OPENED T we Model FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. M. E. SUMMERS Prop. The Arlington Saloon , C. W. WHITE & CO., PROPRIETORS Fine domestic and imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Bil liard and Pool tables run in connection. First-class goods is our pride. Frenh, cool MILWAUKEE BEER kept constantly on draught. Our constantly increasing patronage testifies to the fact that we understand how to please our customers. MAIN STREET Condon, LORD & CO Pullman Ordinary Sleepers The tourist travel between the Kast and the fanltc Coast has reached emir molts proportion It the last few years, and calls (or a special class of equipment. To meet this demand the I'lillman Co. has issued from Its shops w hat it tech li ica I ly calls the "I'tiUman Onlinary Sleeper," These rars appear similar to the regular sleepers lielnn imilt on the same plan, hot not fnrnished with the same elegance. They ar equipped w th mattresHes, Manketa, sheets, pillows, pillow-cais, towel, poihIm, brushes, ect. , requiring nothing of the kind to he fiirnieiied by the pHeiirer. Kach car has a Mine for making tea and cotfee and d"iiii( "liitht honsekeepitiK", and each section can Iwflttetl with an adjust able table. A nuiformed porter mn paitles each car, his burliness lieing to make np lierths ; keep the car clean, and liaik after the wants and comforts of the passenirers. In each ol the trains which ate dispatched daifv from Portland hv the O. K. A N. Co! is to I found one of these 'TiiIIiimo Ordin trv Kleepers". The car attached to the "ChicasrielVrt ; land recial" goea throiwh to t'hirevo witliont clianire, nn.l Ilia mm . in ihe "Atrantlc Express" rnns to Kansas Citv without change. 'asentrers in this car for Chicago change to a similar carat U ranger. 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 ratea end full information, includ ing folders' write to A. L. Cram, (ieneral Passenger Agent. O. It. AN. Co. . Portland, Oregon. Baths Hot and cold water, clean tow els, only 25 cents atfondon hotel.. CONDON, ORE. Oregon KERR CIFFOR & CO., PROPS. ...GRAIN... Storetl with us will receive the careful attention of exiHsritnceJ warcliuneemeo. Harb wire; nail, salt, nigar, limn, CMnent, feed ami mill RtiifTa always on hand jtt any quantities. (Ien eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. Arlington Warehouse Co - D. B. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON, - - OREGON The Condon Barn Only first-class Livery and Feed Stable In the city. Fins new rigs and gots! teams. 8ecial attention to all stock left la oar rare. Large, strong cor rale in connection. Oar terms are reas onable and we sofu-it your patronage. SprinRston &, Rogers, Proprietors thuiruvinnnuwuvrirtfuvuu LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Cell Ing, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lumber, Careful atten given to bills of special sues and dimension stnfT.' MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. LATEST DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER I have just' received a large invoice of wall paper in lat est styles and pattern. A In nit a ton of it on hand and must be sold by June 1. I'rlceKwonderfnlly low. Es timates fnrnished. W. .1. DARLING. SPRING MILLINERY. Finest Line ever' opened in Gilliam County. All the lat est styles. Best qualities and values.. , MRS. R. H. WALN. This signature is on every oox ot Die genuine Laxative Brotno-Quidn? Tuts- Ue remedy tbat enrea a ee!4 in t tiy J. r. WOOD. M. D. Phyalcfan and Surg sort Pay ami night calls promptly sn-wtwd" Office Main "trwl tisai spring. IXNP0, ' o' C. S. PALIJER,; prtisti Barber Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts Razors honed and r-ground. CONDON OREGON. O. S. EBI, -ruorniETOR of SODA ' t MOrriJKG II OKA'S Manufacturer of Soda, Ottng and Champagne Cider, PaftMpartll and Iron and all other Soft and Carbonated Drinks. Condon trade It respect fully solicited. Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore, U. L. Veal, the wilt known auction' eer, will give the strictest attention to all business entrusted to his cat. II you have property to tell consult hlm ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened a On Una ot Millinery Goods Including trim tnd and ontrlmmed bats, Bower and trimming. MODERN MILLINERY Call today and Inspect my stock, MISS DORA DOWNING. CONDON, OREGON. BRANCH HOUSES: BLALOCK, QUIHN'3 The Dalles Marble Works L COMINI, PROP. Lou I still has an ee for bnsinesa In . the mmmment and tombstone tins and continues to guarantee aatiefac tion in all kinds of the finest MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK. He nses Only the best Vermont and Italian Mrhle and Scotch, liar re and W'exterlv Granites and the work done In his establUlunent is nnsnrpassed anywhere on the Pacific coast. . H3L0 YOUR ORDER FOR HIM. WRITE FOR PRICES AND DESICN3 L. COMINI. THE DALLES, ORE. J" U NICKLIH, DENTIST Offles 801 Dcknm BnlldlnR, Portland, Oregon Will be In Condon on or about October 21.t. to rvniiito lor a short Uni. Treasurer's Notice. All ennntv warrants registered prior to Nov. 25, 1(100, will be paid npon pre sentation at in v n'tice, Interest ceases after Mar. 20, 1002. P. II. Btkpiiknhon, Treasurer of Gilliam county, Oregon. For Sale Four choice residence lots for sale it Condon at a bargain. Enquire at this office. ASnap In Real Estate. 1200 acre ranch on Lower Rock Creek 14 miles from O. It. & N. station. 800 acrea best wheat land in Gillinm county . 100 actes nnder irrigation; JO acres in I orchard. Fine large house, good barn and other buildings. Fine spring water piped tohnnseand barn. $10 per sere. Terms one third cash, balance on time. For full particulars call on or address Lancaster & Pa ttUon, Condon, Oieon. We have all kinds of farm and ranch property on our lists. Agents for Con don Townsite. .' . Seed Potatoes. j Bced potatoes $1.50 pur cwt. St G. W. Boone's ranoh, Lone Rock, Oregon.