THE COliDOH CLOBL
i ue Allium Kagle geenitt to doubt
our rvcaut account of the table
moving lit May villa.- The Eagl
man intimates that the story was
result of th iMidi;Kt tner an
iL - I. . ....... I tt uw nor
paw the ghnst ot nis DMHner-ui-iaw
after partaking of a hearty mid
night meaT. If this opinion should
rwa.uttUe cars of Carttr, Dukek,
Davenport and some of the Uwr
Mayville bachelors they will begiu
making a practice of midnight
feasting in the hope that some
mother-in-law, either in the flesh
or in spirit, will appear ou. the
uceae andsuiopt them. There is
only one thing those fellows desite
more than a mother-in-law and
that ia one of the ld lady's, daugh
ters.. '
The orecocious youncsWr bad ar
ranged another trap for his mother
as. youngsters of all kinds have a
way of doing without fully appre
ciating the point they are scoring.
"Mamma," said the boy, -did you
; tell Liwie to say you were not in
when Mrs. Jones called?" "Yes
dear," answered the mother. "Is it
all ryht to do that?" persisted the
boy. "It is customary Willie?"
'Well," eaid the boy. &fter a
thoughtful pause, "how would you
like-it if God should tell St. Peter
to say that to yoa when you get to
Hearsa?" Ex
LABOR
LEARNING
FROM
MORGAN.
Labor unions are going to school
to J. Pierpont Morgan. The lesson
thev have learned to date is, If you
."are- going to; make' ajjouibine make
it a big one. The brakenien, no
matter how well organized, are not
able to enforce a demand for better
pay from a "harmonized" railroad.
"The Carpeuters' Uuion is not strong
enough of itself to enforce a demand
for "fair" condition of the building
trades employers. ' Therefore the
moral is borne in to them that they
must extern! their affiliations, that
,they must becouae industrial com
binations instead of merely a class
.bf Unions and that it may be possi
ble to meet orgauized capital with
organized industry;--,.,- --;,r"
? J3oth f of r these manifestations
have come to the surface in - Port
land in the past few days. One of
them is in the form of a movement
to get all railroad employes into
miA organization which would sup
ersede the separate brotherhood of
" the engineers, conductors and train
men. This idea is not a new one,
but it depends for its development
upon the conditions introduced by
the recent railroad combinations,
The other manifestation is in the
form of ahimbering projectin which
union labor would control the for
est and every stage of the timber
product to the completed building.
This is precisely on the lines of the
TVTi-(toi ctl trust.
" gnu- " I
Will these combinations do what!
. i ..!-... t : u
H r? JL irtiLmi Ul LUV-S44 " I
feared that they will not neither
ieareu mat iney i ..-
, . ,. . i
the capitalistic, nor the industrial
. . -i: Tl,
nor the -lauor organizations,
most that may be hoped for is that
they will for a time preserve a sort
of balance between the various
agencies of production and distri
bution. The great financial combina
tions that control the railroads and
so many of the industrial forces of
the country are not on a basis that
promises permanence. They are
largely underwriters' schemes and
when they have paid promotion
iirbfitsj' hard times will probably
sweat the water out of them and
they .will, be ready for a new deal.
Hut labor in hardly in a position to
be thus exploited at least not with
eijual profit. It may be that the
coalition of the opposition will serve
to press together labor elements
that would surely fly 'apart but for
such pressure, and from this ar
rangement a measure of good may
como. Bat at the first opportuni
ty the laborer will join the ranks
of capital, and until the lot of labor
shall be mada desirable for. itself
all adjustments are b it temporary.
In this manner does human aoete'
ty progress, with prodigious wear
and tear, but still working out
something for the benefit of tl e
race Qrezoiiian.
. 1 have usi d Chninlierlaiii's Cough
li -meday for a na nl erof yarsand have
no hesitancv in waving that it is the best
, . . . . .
l. r- nAnn T
huve evei nsl in mv family. I have
not words to express my eonnVence in
t'iii itmeby. Mkh. J. A. Moobe, North
iar, Mich.
Ai i'jy 'CwiiJ-Jit Pharmacy. '
FA t'ORS HE PORTAGE. '
Here t tW way tba portage ap
propriatKm bill looks to the Salem
Sentinel:
Tbe people of Eastern Oregon fa
vor an appropriation of f 150,000
by the state for a portage railroad
past The Dulles of the Columbia
and have compiled a strong state
ment to show how the enterprise
would benefit the interior produc
ers. They say that the railread nior-
ger has been hghling ana wiu con
tinue to fight the pening of the
river by locks or boat railway.
They argue that a state portage
will solve the problem and Bave
the producers $1,500,000 annually
and will increase the population of
the state more than any other one
thing.
The country effected by an open
river produces 40,000,000 bushels of
grain, SO.OOO head of cattle and
horses, 521,330 head of sheep and
hogs, 3G00 cars of fruit, 16,000.000
pounds of wool, 2,405,000 pounds
of hides, 367,000 tons of hay, all
valued' at $30,000,000. Iu the
above "country there are 1 1000,000
acres of tillable, land and but ooOO-
000 are now under cultivation.
An ooen river will save to the
producer on the above tonnage
$1,500,000, and in five years, double
that amount.
The comparatively small amount
necessary to construct this portage
is a mere bagatelle cmupa red with
the saving, and the state owning
and operating the same will get its
money back ia a few years.
This is not legislation for the
benefit of any particular class or
section. Every dollar saved to the
products of the soil of Oregon is
distributed equally to its entire
population and every dollar 6aved
in the transportation of Oregon's
products, extends the boundaries of
its developed territory.
The opening to navigation of these
eight miles of the Columbia river
would give an unbroken length of
ahout 450 miles of the Columbia
and Snake rivers that could be
navigated, and thu3 provide water
communication with tidewater and
furnish transportation facilities in
regions that now have practically
none.
Mr.Wheler Got Rid of His Rheuma-
t Isn.
TfariMg tWWtal 1803. Iwun km
in mr faints, in fact all over -(by body,
that I could hardly hobble around when
bought a bottje of Cimn-berliiiiv' Tain
fealui. From thefirst application I be
gan to get well and vras cared and bave
worked steadily all the year. K.
Wheeler, Sorthwood, N. Y.
For sale by Condon rhannacy.
LONE ROCK.
Born January 31 to tue wife of Jeff
Hayes, a lift girl.
all o hnnt thia n(Ub ft' thf
woods and the feed is being dealt out to
the stock at an extravagant rate.
Mr. Win. Scott is working in Matlock
Ham's store and from the way he has
&
straightened and cleaned things op it
would seem like he had onght to have
been there long ago.
Doc Veatch was moved from C. d-
Frazers to town this week and Irwin
Wilks and Alf Wineland are takiug care
of him. lie is in a critical conumon
Moat of the sick folks about the eonn-
... , , T
try seem to be improving including Jeff
. . . h
getting along nicely
-,- .
his broken leg. He was not taken to
ileppner but has remained at home all
the time.
When yon lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull after eating, all yon
need in a dose of Chauiberlaiu't btomach
& Liver Tablets. They will make yon
fell like a new man and give yoa an ap
petite like a bear. '
. Sold bv Condon Pharmacy.
Mr. Stnblefield, the Seattle horseboy
er fho has' been here for the past week
or so bnvinif horses started for Seattle
vcwterriav morning with 18 head of horses
bought here U. E. Asinutrong went to
Arlington to help with the stock. Mr
Armstrong will visit his children at The
Dalles before returning.
Had To Conquer Or Die.
'I wasjnst abont gone," writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs, N.
C, "I had Consumption so bad that the
best doctors snid I could not live raoru
than a month but I began to use Dr.
King's New Discovery and was wholly
cured by seven bottles and am now stout
and well." It's an unrivaled life-saver
in Consumption, Pneumonia La Grippe
and Bronchitis; infallible for Coughs,
Cold, Asthma, flay Fever, Croup or
Whooping Cough.
(Jnaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00at Con
don Pharmacy. Trial bottles free.
; Notice to Creditors.
EHMte of John Maddock, docaased. Notice i
hereby riven by the andersiKned, dnly appointed
Administratrix of theattite of John Maddock,
deewwed, to creditors of, and all persons having
rk Avhlhlt. thnm
with t'ie necessary vonchem, within iix months
' after the fiMtpablicatlon of this notice, the first
' paUlea'tlbn hereof brtBThaHv tea h day
cJiniX HlfAlIlBl. BH1U UCliWCi " -f
Wrwiu.ir,M.iw
lirti- tcmA '.iibh at tha Con loil Hotol l Coil lou
the same bain? the place for the transnotioii of
the businussjof the said estate, ia the Couuty of
Gillian, State of Oregon.
Dated tUUUlth day of February I90X
8arK A. MADDOli.
SauiE. Van Vuutor, ntturufcy lor Adiainlstrutris,
s A Pleasant Party,
At thei residence near M-tyUfo M.
atuJ.Mit. fc. J, tjulna entertained
number of friends nn the evening 'd
rVk 2 iheanuiversary of Mr Qninn'a
birthdar, tn honor of br ait?, Mrs.
Jaiors, of Wimtrar, Ontarhn
TKow present were : Mr. and Mrs.
Wehrli. Mr. and Mrs. Mctiilvray, Mr.
aud Mrs. 'Jbl ns, Mr. and Mr. Ky
Mm. J Mice and enn, Mrs. Wt-lls, Mrs
Hill, Mr, W. J, Qninn, Mioses McUll
ray, A. di ron,.Mry and Alice Wehrli
Irwinn, Snrl'Mgc, Agues and Sfellit
(ibtati and Hi MiH Lod)n. Mera
J?!iw, Nortri.luv, Kortna, Kdeluian WaU
lor and llarry Howard, John and Len
Uiblmns, Kobt. and Willie Wehrli.
A tarliey mpr wrtet at 11 :00
p.m. and the time pawed all too quickly
with games and nmsie nntil 2:30 a. m.
All present declared it to be on of the
aKwt eirjriyftble part ita of the season,
Mrs. Quinn received several handsome
presents.
Mrs. James and son leave for Califor
nia neit week accompanied by her sis
ter Mr. C, J. Q iinn to visit her brother
R.J. Gibbons of Newark, CaU whom
she ha not seen for twenty-five years.'
Pan RirieharC - has purchased the
Rinehart restaurant from his father -
Ti ball given by the Rebekah lutlj
last Vritlay evefiing"wiia weft attended
and a most nccwafut event. Oleij, Ar
linginn, Mayville' and other adjoining
cotiimnnities were well represented.- It
was really the event of the seawm in
Condon and all present seemed to' be
enjoying themselves to the ntmost.
Buckln'a Arnica Sa!ve
Has world-wide fame for marvellous
enres. It surpasses any other salve lo
tion, ointment or balm for Cuts Corns,
Burn?, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tet
ter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped
Hands, Skin Eruptions. Infallible for
Piles.
Only 25 at Condon Pharmacy.
The Bugle Song.
Written for the Globk.
He went away to the war that day,
To the twinging bugle song;
All staunch and true in his suit of blue,
And sturdy, brave and strong;
'Mid the tramp of feet and the loud
drum beat.
And the ringing of the cheers,
There were none to see such a one as she
Who con Id uot see for tears.
And back again came the marching men,
With the bngle singing still ;
Yet the music's surge was a sighing dirge,
All sad and s!ow and shrill,
For a woman wept and a soldier slept
In a dreamless, silent sleep ;
And the bngle song had a measure wrong
For the bngters sometimes weep:
And the bugle's lure while the hills en
dure,
Will call them to the line,
And the musiu's strains on the hills and
plains,
Still echo far and fine. .
Bat the snitof biae nrt th sabers too,
And the worn and battered caps
Will tell some maid what the bugle
played r
When it sighed the song of "taps."
Matney, Or., Jan. 24, "03.
Working Overtime.
Eight honr law are ignored by those
tireless little workers Dr.. King's New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work
night and day caring Indigestion, Bili
nnsness, Constipation, Sich Headache,
and aft Stomach Liver and. Bowel trou
bles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only 25c at Condon Pharmacy.
Teacher's Examination.
Notice ia hereby given that the county
superintendent of Gilliam county will
bold the regular examination of appli
cants for State and county papers at
Condones follows:
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, February
tl, at nine o'clock A. M. and continuing
until Saturday, February 14, at four o'
clopk. Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school
law.
Thursday Written Arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, mental
arithintic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturdav Botany, plain geomety, gen
eral history, English literature,
psychology.
... For county papers.
Commencing Wednesday, February
11, at nine o'clock A.M., and continuing
nntfl Fridavrfebruarv 13; at 4 o'clock.
Vi
r irsi, eeconu anu iiuru vro vc,u '.
ficates. - '
Wednesday Penmanship.- history, or
thography, reading.
Tbursdav Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, school law.
Friday Geography, mental arithmetic,
physiology, civil government.
Primary Certificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthography,
reading, arithmetic. .
Thursday Art of Questioning, theory of
teaching, methods, physiology.
. WVR. Nbal,
Superintendent of Gilliam Co., Oregon
The Condon Pharmacy has all the Vat
est np-to-date sheet music at popular
prices.
Ladies ! you can get a good 36 inch tape
measure bv calling at the Globk office.
Won't cost you a cent.
Leave your subscription to the San
Francisco Examiner at this office and
we will do the rest, and save you post
age, trouble etc.
WANTED FAITIIFL'I- PER80S TO TBAVEL
for well eetabllahed house Hi a few counties cull
Ins on retail merchants and agents. Local terH
ritory. Salary 1021 a year and expenses payable
119.70 a week in cash and expenses advanced,
inmmi nermaiient. Business successful and
resbiim. 8umdard House, 3M Deurborn 6t, Chi
caso, IUiuoU.
The
LORD
We are now taking our Annual Inventory and" find a great many
' i v. ; carry, over and therefor will offor thera at a great
At 25 per cent off for Cash
Ladies' Coats, Jackets, Suits, Skirts and
Waists. Furs and Dressing Saques. Men's
Youth's and Children's Clothing.
At 15
All of our Dress Goods and Silk Waist Pat
terns. In fact you can save money in our
entire Dry Goods Line. , Take advantage
of this offer. For this month only.
:) - - . :
QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE.
LORD & CO. LORD & CO.
Condon Milling Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
" High Grade Flour,
CHOP and MILL-FEED
STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY.
SCALE OF
Steam Rolled Barley.
Steam Rolled Wheat.
$19.00 '
. 19.00
Prices liable to change at any time.
Every sack of our flour ia fully guaranteed or money refunded.
TRY
'OUR BEST,"
. jwn Better than the Best
Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
We are thia week putting in a complete line of Staple
and Fancy Groceries in addition to our former line of.
Fine ConfeGtloncru, CIgara &c
We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage.
Hartshorn & AAoore.
CHARTER OAK
A SMALL AMOUNT OF FUEL
PRODUCES AN IMMENSE
VOLUME OF WARMTH.
STOVES AND RANGES.
CONDON FURNITURE and HARDWARE GO. .
&Jy You make qo mistake
SWf. TIME TABU... , ,
es mil arrive at and depart
from , Condon - on the following
schedule. . , '
'arbivefrom -i .
Fossil. . . . .'. ....... .9:30 A. M,
Arlington.. 2:30 P.M.
PEPART FOR
Arlington , ......... 9:45 A. M.
Fossil............ 2:30 P. M.
" J. W. Jackson & Co., Props.
Administrator's Notice of Final Set
tlement. " '
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed, in the Oonntv Court of
the mate of Oregon lor uniian county,
his final report at administrator of the
estate of W.R.Boyer, deceased.
That said Court has named 2 o'clock
P.M. of
Thursday. March 5, 1003,
at the Connty Court room, Condon, Gil
liam County, Oregon, as thn time and
place for hearing Raid final report and
all objections thereto. AH persons in
terested in sain estate snon in appear ai
said time and place and file their ob
jectinnf, if any they have, to my said
final report. -
Jamiftrv U 103. JAMBS LARCH.
- 1 Hendrick & tower-
. . ' " . . . -
man, attys. for estate.- W.R.Boyer ,dec
Quality Store
& COMPANY
per cent Discount.
OUR MOTTO
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
PRICES.
Mill Feed ..$14.00
Flour, per bbL, 3.45
But Better than the Reafr '
AjmnuuinnAiuxruvAuvuxarv
jnruwunnssvnnnnm
in buying from us. ": jpl
LONE ROCK-CONDON STAGE
LINE. ;
: Lone Rock to Condon and return
every day (except Sunday) carry
ing U. S. Mail passengers and ex
press. First-class teams and rigs
and experienced drivers. Special
care given to the comfort of passen
gers. F. II. Robinson will collect for
all packages delivered at Lone Rock
and collect fare on out going pass
engers. J. B. Ooff,
u- Prop.
Oregon Dally Journal, a Democratic
dally newspaper, eight to 20 pages, $4 a
year; 2 for six months. The Journal Is
a newspaper. Send In your subscription.
Interest vour neighbor In The Journal.
Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland,
Or.
Tcke Laxative Bromo Qtsuii&o Tablets. A
Svn Mmion boxes sold in post 12 months. fblS s!g!iatcre(
goods we do not wish to
sacrifUe.
KERR CIFFOR & CO., PROPS.
..GRAIN..
Stored witl as will receive the careful attention of experienced'
warehousemen. Barb wire, nails, salt, sugar, lime, content,
feed and mill studs always on band in any quantities, (ion
eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes yot our customer.
Arlington Warehouse Co
D. D. THOMAS, Manager
ARLINGTON, - - OREGON
$ruvAnuuuuwuuvrtnjwi
j Under New
IThe Condon Barn
Having pnrcnaimd this popular tand we are prepar w v -the
wants of tha traveling robllc In a first-class manner. Ple
rigs and teams best attention given all stock left In oar care.
Yoor patrouage is solicited.
Palmer & Armstrong, Proprietors
inoruinvinnAnnnruinnnrifuinsvA
LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO.
HERBERT HALSTEAD, Managed
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
tVe offer a complete stock of Fins Surfaced Lumber, consisting of Flooring, Ced
ing, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Rough Lumber. Careful atten
given to bills of special sizes and dimension stuff,
MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE,
LOST VALLEY. OREGON.
Still in Business
Though ont of town temporarily I still have, at my resi
dence In Condon, a full supply of the incomparable
St. Glalre Superior Washer
Boston the market. Call and secure one.
This will Inform persons who are familiar with the merits of
the machine that they can secure one at any time.
CONDON. TT .
Unb ML A Xi m MM W
. THE CELEBRATED . i , ,, .
. . COLUMBIA BREWERY . .
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
Of the prodnctof this well-known brewery the United States Health
Reports for Jane 28, 1900. says: "A more snperior brew never entered th
labratory of the United States Health reports. It is absolutely devoid of tha
slightest trace of adulteration, but on the other hand is composed of the beet
of malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qualities are of the highest and it
can be used with the greatest benefit and satisfaction by both old and young.
Its use can conscientiously be prescribed by the physicians with the certainty
that a better, purer or more wholesome beverage could not possibly be found.'
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
Ranch For Sale.
1120 acres of good l.and. 8 miles from
Condon. All fenced. About i of tract
is good faro) land ; balance in pasture.
Good bouse, barn and other buildings.
Plenty of good water on all parts of the
farm. Will sell together or In two tracts
one of farm land the other of stock
range and good garden spot. xor price
and terms apply to
J. C. Cookey,
Condon. Oregon.
To Cure a CoM in One Day
jr. WOOD. M. D,
Physician ana Surgeon
ty u4 nlli promptly nwhr
' Oitlo. Vi.ln strtat mr Upting.
CONt)OJ, .
OK.
. a k. una.
PMYSICIArJ AND SUROEON.
n.mt ni(litenti rhmtly tttui.
JmliliMir aontk nlt'omton fhartnurf.
t!MMlM, Mninati! HIUH.
T L.NK-KU
DENTIST
tIUi ovw WilMft I'h.rmiM'y. '
fOKlKW . . . OBICOO!
C. S. PALMER,
rtisti Barber,
Sleek Shaves
and Hair-cuts
Razors honed and re-ground,
CONDON OBECOH.
UaveyourtahacrlpUon to th dally
or wwkly OrvifonUn at UU o(Sim ami
mv. jourW potUga, tin and trouble.
Wa wllldothtrett.
rictorei, Fraroea, Rag and many
funry honM oWrUoni at Clark A.
Vtttor't Hardware ami Furnltnr itore,
11 Clark A Fraaar flitar with yot
on ImilJIng material audi a Window,.
Door, lxk, lllnge, Nail and mould
tog-
O. L. Neal, the wall known auction
er, wlllglv tli itrlcteit attention to
all buainea entruatml to hi ear. If
yon have property to eel I conanlt bltn.
BRANCH HOUSES: BLALOCX, QUINTS
Management
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(VLjb
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