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THE COHDDII GLOBE. T-fJTSOAY JANUARY 15, IOCS. THE Til O MILE LIMIT LVH. Representative Burleigh, of V1 l.Mvii county wilt in trainee a bill d'irfirg the present session which is known m tho two mile limit law. It provide that no ehwp shall be berlel o n government land within two miles f any dwelling or with in one-half mil of any boundry line of any deeded Ltud or claim be longning to any person except the owner of the sheep. The bill also provides that all stock herded or rrjiied. in. any county of the state except the connty in which the owner of the stock resides, shall be taxed by the eWnty with in which it is graxed at tbe.rate of 20 cents per head for sheep and one dollar per head. forliorseY and cattle." A similar law has been in force in Idaho for a number of years and has. been sustained by the conC?:of $at;;MHTh sheepmen of Esstern Uregnn win nut no a siren? fieht acainst the passage of this bill as it means the pmc'.icAleiteranriatio.n of the Sheep industry in A Oregon.. ..The, bill is likely to cause ple'nty of Trou ble in the legislature and will put some of the legislators from stock counties in an embarrassing . posi tion. They wfli be Ttweea; the devil and the deep blue sea and no matter which way they vote they will be eote 16 get "cnsser round-J iy oy a gooaiy.numoeroiineir corir stituents. RECOGNIZE THE OSTEO-. . PATHS. The osteopaths. of Oregon will ask for "legal Recognition''. at the hands of the Oregon legislature this winter. At the present time this profession has no legal standing and, in the eyes of the law. does not rank as high as the barbers, who are recognized and protected by a special law. Osteopathy is a com paratively new method for the treatment of disease and there. Are hundreds if not thousands of the residents of Oregon who can testify to the efficacy -of that treatment for the alleviation of suffering. This school of treatment m tintains reg ular schools from which students are graduated '. after a" thorough" course in anatomy and osteopathy and there is no doubt but that this clas of practitioners are doingmuch good and reliable work. They are certainly entitled to the same de gree of recognition as are other schools of healing and the legisla ture of Oregon Bhould grant them this measure of justice. The Same Old Story. Apropos to the gathering of the mem ber a of the letfUlatnre at Salem this week and the convening of that lmdy the Sa lem Sentinel gets off the following effu ionl Same old country, Same old ills; Same old statesmen, Same old bills. Bills to meet the Tracy claim Bills to hide the members' aim; Bills for lopping off the clerks, Bills to fine the man who works; Bill to re district the state, Bill" to raise in go ranee rate; Bills to work a private graft, Bills to show the statesman's craft; Bills to aid the public schools. Bills which only foot the foal; Bills to make the bad be good, Bills by which the patriarchs btood; Bills to regulate the son, ' Bills to get 'em on the ran : Bills to make the lean grow fat, Bills to show 'em where they're at; Bills to regnlate the trust, Bills to govern men who 'ft'W;" Bills to stop, the sale f liqoor. Bills to help 'em get rich .qnletwvt Bills foi catting down expense, Bills to make the bills immense; Bills to check the flow of gold, Bills to keep from growing old; Bills to re-t qnip the pen. Bills to stop a laying hen; BUIs tit make man vote right: Bills to give the blind their sight; Bills to stop the corse of fusion, Bills to stop all base col In sion ; Bills to make new connty lines, Bills to stop the jointists' fines'; . Bills to maice the session longer, Bills to make the salary stronger; . Bills fur buuootnhe. bills for boodle. Bill 'gainst whistling Yankee Doodle; RHls to bum and hills galore, ' Bills like these and many mure. Same old eon n try, Raine old ills. Ka-ne old statesmen, -Rune old hi lie.. Blown to Atoms. The old idea that the body aometiines neel6 a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has buen exploded : for Dr. Kind's New Life Pill, wliiohare perfectly harmless gently stimulate hver and bowels to ex pel poimnone matter, cleanse the system . ajid aVolately care CJanstiption and ";Kjt ;1SJ-44i:e. ';; Qui 25a at Coadon County Court Proceedings, Jaa mr y ter 190. , . Estato of C. IK, Keiadffs-TeUtiort for probate- of wiH Granted. . v . Estate el Jot MmMocb 4m FWttio.. for HHWre of admlRfttrirtigw 9 A Mftd- dock appt admi Boods flsed at f 10,000. Estate ot 0 F $ttiHa dao Petition for pruUto of wlli GraaUd Eva A Stricklin appt eaeewtria, wUbowt bond. Uuardiartbipof .BeM- Laflerty! a minor Petition to sell real estate Granted. Estate of Malimfa Withers dec Final hearing set for Feb U. 1903. J. W. lv er B K Searcy and F B Golden appoint ed appraisers. coxxisaiox uu'eocrr. Petition of J B White et al for county road irnted. Ed Palmer, Ueo Dakek, A liftman, appt . viewers R . U Wei surveyor wt meet Jan SI 1903. Hatter of drawing jory.Uat toe 1903 Ljst drawn Jan 9. Matter of application of J W Smith for adjustment of mortgage Usee Re bate oT nwtgeJaxa.1 f i?1 to smoo nt oi ai low ea. Same natter in case of American Mortgage Co. 410.74 allowed. 1 Same matter incase of J J Wasson $13.20 allowed.-.: ,$..-" ; .;; Petition of J1 AY r&Wlpa et at to' open county road purported to have beoa fen ced by B Kiely Obstruction ordered re moved tf found on Co road.' Matter of ofle of cHy of Condon -and citizens thereof to donate if, 000 toward constrnction of a eoort boose io Condon, daring the year 1903 to coat not lesstbaa' f 10,000 Offer accepted and eoort boose lathe matter of -the etitkin lof-Ed Morgan et al for the vacation of a por tion of coonty road bd S3 road vordered vacated on pay went of costs by petition?, era. Matter of petition of Oscar Maley et al for a coonty roal Allowed; P Dyer,- Carter and E L Johnson appointed view ers U iaieet Jah;iVl903, aVfd a hi with K H Wain sarvevor. Matter of petition of E1 Q Palmer et al for the establishment of a new pre cinctNot allowed ; contrary to law. Matter of resignation of H D Randall J Pof Rock Creetprecinct Resignation accepted and Frank Little appointed Matter of application, wf Arlington Warehouse Co, for a rebate on 1901 tax- rebate allowed. Matter of appointment of road soper- visors lor Idea and Ferry Canyon pre- cincta Al Collins-appointed for Ferry Canyon and J W Scrivner tor Idea. Matter of official bonds of VT C Cald well, W C Taylor, H N Anderson, John Hanle.r.Ed Wiheland. F H Looy. J W Scrivner Bonds approved. ... . Matter of petition of V S Jostet al for liquor license -X)etoite4 -by - reuton ' Matter officia,! bond of A J Sbi-ltoo, as sessor Bond accepted. , Matter of petition of VTilhar Cnrl rt al for a county roatl-Mlefeated by reirion-N strance. Rufos Mya presented an affidavit askinir the Conrt for a rizht of public easement fmni the connty road in Trail-J Fork precinct to bis ranch and G T An gell, J J Wasson and C M SujitJi were appointed appraisers to assets damages. Matter of application of Grant Wade for a rebate1 oir tax of -1801-Re bate of ebate $18.14 allowed, .v- : Matter of coonty road mas ter 8 M M'- Gilvray appointed; wages to be $4.00 per day. CLAI5I8 ALLOWXD. - W C Caldwell marker road $ 2 00 J A Kieer wit State vs Heppold. . 2 00 Arlington Wareboose Co, freight 7 50 Interior Warehouse Co lumber. . 13 89 Abe Mover work on roads 47 62 St Vincent's Hoepital care W P French 61 00 I) C Lazier prof service C Carlson 6 00 Anderson Dnniway Co printing. 16 00 R H Wain itrrveyTrig road" No "S3 "i3 40T A D Haley viewer same. V.V. .... 2 00 wm wehrir saiMe, . 200 I'auLUrener' same.. ....... .... .2 00 (iLNeale drawing jury list..;.. 3 00 O W Propst inme.. . . ... . . . .... 1 60 W C Cald well.sanie.. 1 50 Armory Hal) Co rent of ball.:. ,. 50 00 G LCrnm room for pan per - 10 00 J H Wood coffin and burial same' 35 00 R'r! Wain cash advanced..... . 5 25 Weekly Times, printing. . . , . . .... 6 00 C W Bhorte Janice fees Sute vs -. i" Dann5;.: 7 80 T D S aaJttn eoaaUbW fox same , 44 70 R W Fleming same 13 00 Ray Cunningham ame 7 20 J M Kelly witness same. 6 70 UJ ti 8nell eaBae..f..... 6 70 Bod-Kintzleylwmeiifi.i.' t $ .50 R B Spencer ame..A;i... i '-; 7 10 Ulster ItfcCully 6fjfi9j,.. .i ,!w . . . 1 50 S V Ed niiston saiHe.;. 160 John Uempbell same,,-. ... 1 50 B I, Ford same. . . . , '..V. . .'. ; . . 13 50 A B Marley nmeWP.'L ;:L-13 50 T G Johnson caeh; advanced'.-. . . 8 80 T G Johnson board of prisoners 20 90 G T Angell drawing jury list. . . : ' :' 3 00 John Anderson Batue,,. 4, ;....v. 1 60 Will Davenport same. . . ,.W. . 1 60 W R M'Kepeie services' as aCc'nt- 607 00 Western storage Co express cbgs. 0 45 (ilass & Prudhpipme supplies, . . .' Clarke & Frazer lamp. . . . . . . . . . . ' M O Clarke assessor's pay 32 00 24 80 " 8 .? 19 50 CO Fort wood cash sdrenced. . W R Neal cssb advanced....... CLAIMS If OT ALLOWED. OP Low prof service Carlson..: A Cure for LumbaRo W. C. WiiUarason, of Ambrst, Va., says : "For more tb.an a year I offered from lumbago. finally triad Chamber lain' Pain Balm and it gave s entire relief which all other reaadies fatted to do." For tala by Condoa Pharmacy. - ALVILLE. School. itajctel Monday 'after a two weeks vaJ0'. ........ -y,. TImi arViitot dlstrtct hal'retitK th hill tolisv "hoi! la this winter. - MisaKva Vtteeis,fWtinf':.wHi. sjea- a not Mrs. Lnheck this week. eoMie of Ahnllw's yoong folks attended tiiedance-at Aax Tuesvlajr night, v Mr. aid Mrs. P. Dyer and daughter vlelted Crimta in AWille last week.. . . Uttle DaU Carter ha h very III with pneamonjk tut Is Uti at the proeeat wriunx. CbarWy Carter het anot her good horse afcwdaje.r3M-wku tnw in the last year... ; . .... . MrJUIph Feeney who haw been here a few day's trying to organite an AO.U. W. Lodge here it qnltt sick. He thinks there are good. pwpecU for organising here;" ' " The entertainment at this place was a grand socreas both aoeially and Snan elal PWede erw i,txit the octal everybody tripped RSe ligfit laa Ustic till morning and weal home rs- Joicijlg.;. r-tv .-t-v?-.;-- ."r r The yoong people believe In making md dm uf tho new- hall a tbere vhS bemadanca taiwisarfr' sWyHwoeh sine its completion and there Is to be another Friday night when a. Urge crowd 1s expected as there is- epet U'o&red fo the best wakaortr . vi- .Cio- : "Some time ago ny Vaagbteir cawght a severe col I. She complained of pains l herchestr nd .had a bad ooogh. I gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy according directions and In two dayt he was well and able to goto school, i kit naad thlaremedvie n.v . familx for. the'-past eeven; V ears and-ave never i: known Jt w lAll; ' swyi jamas' i reouar geet, roerch Aonato Bayi Jamica, West India Islands. The paias In the cbeMicAte:aapachi ng attack, of. pnenmoota wmen in inis insMocw wh aadoobtadly . warded off by Chamber lal'oVw' Coogh Remedy. It counteracts any tendency of a cold toward pneonv nia. This remedyA old'by Coo'dou Pharmacy. ARLINGTON NOTES. Mra. F Monroe is'qaite ill this week. Atl'y Orahani-raade a bosineet trip to Portland FrWay. jitfj Mra. A. L. Hunt is visitfwy; li? Port land this week, Printer Thonfas was iq ;Pttlapd, on business this week. ' There are a few vases of typhoid and ecarleC fever in wn at present, LC Edwarda was dowb oavS.dmpter Monday to attend the bank melting? x-SUte Treasorer . . Meteham was baking band with old friends here at nrday. The Indians are having a Ug dance on- Rock Creek Wash., on the other ffldVonfitftkrltfmWll?-' vwmi- - j:CTTowTie anfl B. rjir'MerrtertJI -ii' Xendetl the K. of P. contention at 1y iij dletoo Saturday night. -5 ' Mrs. G. EvTi'O'nss Who lias lei-n i iting with the family of 'E-lflay at M.- Cook ranch retarned to her lNt"-H Portran Sunday. . V : A. J. Doe, Wm So esse, Chet af dely and Frant Moms went oot u a-mntf Sunday and killed 50 or 60 rabbit. " Cambell, C. E. White F.flanna C. Jackaoli S-E'lmitonapd others went to Olex Satarday taking a magic lantern ,nd .tteder a rooalng A. O. U.' W. Thousands Sent Into Exile. Every year a Urge number of poor suf ferers whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to go to another climate. Bat this is costly and Dot al;. way sure. ' Don't'be an exile when Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption will core yon at home. It's the most in fallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all f broat and Long diseases on earth. The first dose brings relief. Astonnding core result from its persistent use. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $ 1.00 at Con- Jon Fhar'macyr"TrTal Goitres free! Remarkable Cure of Croup. I have a few words to say. regarding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It sav ed my little boy's life and I feel that I cannot praise it enough. I bonght a bottle of it from A. E. R tee re, of Good win 8. D.. and when I got home with it the noor baby could hardly breathe. I f gave the medicine M directed every tf n minotea until no "inrew up- anq tpejj thought sore be was going to choke to. death. We bad to. poll the. phlegm out of his month In rett'lofigttrffige;' I am poaitirejhat ill had. -not zot that bottle of conih niOitine tfi? Watt net be av earth today. Jobl Dkmokt, In wood, Iowa. Sold by Condon Pharmacy.. . Tacher Wanted.' 1 r- To take charge of school In district No 1 19, (Key's Flat). Male teacher preferred. bebool to commence Monday Fab. 7t 03. . Address ; . ., .. ..C.J. Quisn, Clerk, Mayville, Oregon. Leave yoo r subscription to the dai.ly. or weekly Oregonian at this office and save yourself postage, time and trouble. We will do the rest. AYEHERfOUS CARBQLIIiEUM Avenerious Carbolineuui is here to stay. Ask those who have used it. It prevents 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 bouse or pig pen. it spreads, witn a brush and is f rice,, nut-brown paint. - ClASXE & FRAZM, AGENTS. fPtie IvORD We are now, taking oar Annual laveoiorj and find a great man f carry over, 4pd(therfore will cdTsr them at a great At 25 per cent otfot Cash Ladies' Coats, Jackets, Suits Skirts and Waists. Furs and DressingSaques.; Men's -Youth's and Children's Clothing. tAt 15 All of :our Dress Goodsi and SilH Waist Pat terns. In fact you can save mioney in our efttitcTlJC of Jthis ter.. For h1svmdhh' only. 5 I. rU t i r QUALITY. - ,; IvDRD & CD; ! ' LORD & CO. . .... .. ., s s Condon Milling Op,. l' HiH Grade, Flour, ; ... STEASf-RQLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY. -T 1" SCALE OFPJtlCES. Steam Rolled Bailey. .$19.00 Steam Rolled W heat. 19.Q0 1 .'rYws liable to Everj sack of our flour is full guaranteed t montf refunded. M , I -..TRY I "OUR BEST," , ., Jk "Not Batter than the Best eW Gonfectlonenj. We have just received a including Penny Goods, Bon Bons, Taffy Ac. Call and get a bottle of our new waterproof self-shin- Price & Moore. Dunn Bros; Old Building, South Main Street CHARTER OAK KSCUCES VOLUKE ; -jf- goiidoii 'f URiirruflE Xf - You "make no mistake Stages will arrive at 'and depart from Condon o&.Jthe following schedule, r v'' ARRIVE FROM Fossil .;..9:30A. M. Arlington. .... : ....... . 2:30 P. M. DEPART TCB Arlington .9:45 A, if- Fossil. . .... . . , ..P.'v .2:30 P. M. . . -J. W. Jackson & Co., Props. WANTKD FAITHFUL PERSON TO TRAVEL for well established doom tn a few counties call Ing on retail merchants and ajrentl. Local ter ritory, balarr $1024 ayeaiidxpenM payable 119.70 a week in caah and expenses advanced. Position permanent. rBottnett saeeewful and raining. Standard Hoik, 334 Dearborn St, Chi cago, IUhioU. Pictures, Frames. Rag and many fancy honse decorations at Clarke A Frazer's Hardware and Fomitor store. Let Clarke & Frazer fiifore with yon on building material such as Windows, Doors, Locks, Hinges, Nails and mould ings. The Condon Pharmacy, has all the lat est np-lo-date sheet music at popular prices..-, -Try Conden .Pharmacy V new -photo devoloper. Quality-Store Sz. GQM per cent Discount. advantage; OUR MOTTO - - - ,' - QUANTITYf. 1 fy" t : J! : liill Pwd . . v- , -1 H. 00 Flour per .bbl. , 3.45 change at anytime, .... But Better than the'Reet? nice line of fine fresh candies AM IKMEMSE Cf WAJUfTH. STOVES AND RANGES. m jAnetAci cd. in buying from us. 3t- : uwl -.,:-..v .: 'Lone Rock to Condon and return every day (except Sunday) carry ing V. 8. Mail passengers and ex press. First-class teams and rigs and experienced drivers; Special care given to the comfort of passen ger - ;,,V!- . , F. II. Robinson will collect for all packages delivered at Lone Rock and collect fare on out going pass engers. - . 'v-' - iX;.B.-06rF,v;-. ' Prop, Oregon Dally Journal, . a Demooratlo daily newspaper, eight to 20 pages, i a year.; $2 for six months. Ths Journal Is a newspaper. 8end in your subscription. Interest your neighbor In The Joumul. Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland, Or., T4a Loiatiyo Eroipo Quinine raics. stiMhrti'iai PANY goods we do not vrfh to acrlfle, , ( PRICE. ..GRAIN.. ' Stored with us will receive tb careful attention of experienced warehousemen. Barb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, cement, feed and mill stuffs always on band in any quantities. Gen eral itorage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. Arlington Warehouse Go D. B. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON. - - OREGON : Under New The Condon Barn Harl ht iniWKksml hls ttopolar stand wa are prepared to eatar to the wants of the traveling public la a first-class maensr. Floe rikja and teams; best attention given all stock left In our care. " ' . ' " Yoor patronage is solicited. Palmer & Armstrong, Proprietors inAnnvruvrixumrumnuvw LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! HOUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete Stock of Flos Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, C.IV . lag, Bustle, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lumber. Careful atten- .. given to bills of special sites and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. iwruw Greatest Clubbing Combination. TWO WEEKLY PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OPONE OREATEST BARCUIN IN GOOD READINQ. By a apeolal arrangement wa are able to furnish the CONDON GLOBE and THE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNALattha following clubbing- price f or both paperat For One Year In Advanoa 91.50 For 8lx Months In Advance 75 ' Tha Journal prlnta the moat lhatdanawa about our rtat gov. fnmnt and the full leglalatlve prooeedenga. Juat what you want ffpr the oomlngaeaelon. The Journal la a large eight page papsut fullof telegraphtonewa upon Inquiry at Ihla office. ,. THE CELEBRATED """ . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the piodwrt of this wrll-known brewery the VniVed PUtrs Health Reports for June 28, 1900. says: "A more superior brew never entrwl the labratory of the United State Health reports. It is absolutely devoid of Hie slightest trace of adulteration, hot on the other hand is composed of the heft of malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qualities are of the highest and it can be nsed with the greatest benefit and SHtisfxction by both old and yonng. Its nse can conscientiously be presrrilied by the physicians with the rertsintv that a better, purer or more wholesome beverage could not possibly be found." ' . East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON. Ranch ForSale. 1130 acres of good land 8 miles from Condon... All fenced. About j of tract is good farm land ; balance Id pastnre. Good house, barn and other buildings. Plenty of good water on all parte oi the farm. . Will sell together or in two tracts one of farm land the other of stock range and good garden spot. For price "P4 tertu PP,y t0 J. C. Coonhv, Condon. Orevon. r. WOOD, M. o. Physician and 8urgon Day aaw atKM safw sronijrtlj siwtl t)fflclalntlrMlnMSrln. ' xwpoy, ' 0. QR. a I. UV PHYSICIAN AND BO BO BOM. PKy ae nRht ealli pnimatly aundt4v omisJnddiior wmih of Condon I'harmicy. CONDON, MahlSlreot OREQ03. U NICK MS DENTIST OA over Wllcun fbarmary. ColS DON . . ORIW0! C. S. PAUJER, IrtlstK Barber. Sleolc Shaves and Hair-cutaak. Razors honed and re-gfound. CONDON OREGOtl. Bee our clubbing offer with the (faftmv Capital Journal. It Is yoor chsooe a ; get two good pap' 'or the price of oe. , The Guiss will give yoo all the home and county news and the Capital Jour nsl will give you all the state and gener al nans and a (oil account of the leglsta Uve proceedings. This Is Just what you want for the new ol the coming ssslon of the legislature. This offer applies o il ly to paid-in-advance subscriptions. U. L. Neal, the well known auction ear, will give th strictest atUntlon to atlboslMM entrusted to his caie. If you have property to mB cobmU bin. ISAXCH NOUSES: ItAlCCK, QOWM'S Management of the world. 8Ampl copy f raa 5 ? RENEW YOUR SUBSGIPTION. Subecriptions for all the leading newspapers and periodicals pub lished in the United States or any other country on earth will be re- ' ceived at the Globe office, Save postage, time and trouble by leav ing the amount with us and we will attend to the business for you. Call when in town and renew your sub sctiptions to your favorites. Cvea Grig) . la Two Dayt. cut every j.