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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOilDOH GLOBE. THURSDAY APRIL. SO leOS. fcidiuait Wanamaker, son of John Wawatuaker, of Philadelphia, Najint had his life injured for t2,OHU,UO0. Unless Rodman in dif ferent from aom young men ol our acquaintance he will be worth wore tlcatl than alive. I- OTlCl-f HiR I'UHLIOATIO.S. It. PlnnAAr RAiinlnn.' . .... , . , 'unOrnri At TuilHUJesOa, Afrtl !.! If WwrW,mT,v.n,,Br..! M Mlowtnr ill hold their h annual wieetin wi n,d antler Htfhl hk. lah-nium to .lbnmCmP Ground, on Sarvice 'JW Ork IS miles 8uhent ol Fossil in th man. i c omi4..i'r, at Oodou, "wi - t ... .ui l.mday.Jiiul.li.irts: BKSTON fc SHORT. rwvlw,oeir. Th Long Creek Light in respon sible for the suietuentithat. Grant comity ranchers holding devded land over which sheepmen from the outride connties areobligwl to paw ith their sheep to reach the mount ain ranges have .d&ldi'd to aflow no stock to cross their lands this season. If this statement iscorrect it will work a hardship on sheep men.' '' ' ; ; :;. Ht M ist is out of jail; ajain and, of c Mrs, is busy tiiaking speeches. Ilerr most always says anruetbAng when he speaks and his latest statement is that "anarchists' are thelontj?t piire noble,jjEentle, high-minded people in the world." It will be hard for him to taakcF-people believe this statement unle& he can first convince theni that some anarchists &re tto( luiar chists at all. firxt week of Jnn this tear commencing on Tueeilsy Jan 2nd and continuing fitnr 1y. 'maraiiit ar Wing rnale foe a J -l-l I-. 1. 1. .-I l.nl in, HinnlMNM WKO. TIC merth.f . They hve 40 acree .4 groon.1 a,;ki- liJC U e.-w. i i i !. . i.t.. kioh Ui Urscuti. mmbubi. i. supply pawnee tr nil the liir-e that the i-miiprr mist tnrn ont. The camp tfnmml is n one of the finest mountain stream in the intr in s natural pnrk 4 HtuWi-tio pin affording good thle, ith to living spring i4 pnre eoll aUr no either sile ol the creek in the rentrr 4 the ramping gnxtmla. There will I speaking . tocs! ami . Sik th8 K , s. g, ,a g. innrninetitnl mnie. rsmn fit remin-,a.K. t Sfo.-.'T, 1.S..R. & t.. eitvurfs, visiting, feMiinir, nl evrr- thing to make the utvetintf attraetive ami interesting. n invitation is hereht eitemleil to all oar frieixU rcially to khe ioneer of Gilliam wwnty lie prwent an.i Mn In villi ns in harintt a rxxt time. This U a rnre oppottnnitr to renew oll spq'iaint- ancea ami ; Torm new ones. rresUIent tlrniernn semla friendly freet invite all the pioneers ol Uiltiatn conu- tTto"nnytke r.hltPnck, Broad, Riley and Ned ami canip with na on a good Jerri pVnpr IhSrwis phwtof woo.1 water and irmss. - !hoo hi lhre Want "moceasin sign" he will do guard duty M long as they remain our Kue-U. J. IX McFahlasd, 8ec Portland employers of labor have placed themselves i an ujsenvi able position by refusing to Submit the differences between themselves and: their employes to arbitration. The working men have acted fairly. They have offered to leave all ques tions at issue to a board of seven men three to be chosen by the an ions, three by the employers and these six men to select the seventh. The. Portland employers seem to be trying to ape the coal barons in as tunning an air of arrogance and de claring "there is nothing to arbi trate It is too bad that a few employers who have banded to gether to "break the union" should be able to tie up and hinder the progress and development of a city like Portland. It is time that a compulsory arbitration, law was passed. KK WSK!SWi SK. SW V M SS. I s. R. u. ik hdlAvtn wlttMW t WW Nnca. XOTU'K tR I'UltUOATlOS. UxoOt t At T DAU.K. Oa.. Aptll U IKOt Kittle U hrtrbjr rlrm tlwt thy Mlnwlne- MIHH mto MM nim iwir niiniMi.i..ti ua rim) umI In HttlHkfft Of hll rw.l k. i. VnJ will it mt brMr Jut H..t.an7l'. S. "wlwr. t luO. OKtua Mwndajr. Uu I. ISM, Tti: HKNKY S. MOOKK, ol ts. twrfon mut bta ronlliiwmu rvotiK-nee Hpia and Mil (..liAn nl MkWI talttl Via! J. U Pani. WUIUM nam nwa.ii, Jrnmnn, of irrx, lT4rim,aa4li. A. D. Uttrt,I loudou. Onuo. w r . atfittet. AN IDE A FOR MR.CARNEGIE. Here is an idea which it might be well for Mr. Andrew Carnegie to consider. The noted multi-inllUon- mire pnnaninaopist is- earn to oe worried with the fear of djring rich because he cannot give away his juoney fast enough. Why would it toot be a good thing to invest $5, 000,000 1 $10,000,000 in a first class canal and locks around the dalles of the Columbia river at Ce lilo and give the work when com pleted to the people of the great Inland Empire. It would be a princely gift to a country which is ouly awaiting1 the completion of this very work to become the rich est and most magnificent empire on' the globe. It would - be the grandest monument ever erected to the memory of mortal man as enduring as the mighty . Columbia itself as magnificent as the tower iuf, suow capped sentinels, Hood and Adams, which keep guard at the portals of this wonderful coua , try "where rolls the Oregon." When palatial library buildings shall hare crumbled into dust and been forgotten such a work would still stand a mighty artery of com merce au avenue for the transpor tation of millions of bushels of gold en grain to feed the people of every quarter of the earth. It is a great idea, Mr. Carnegie, And worthy of your careful oooekfe ration. Clem. Messrs. Carrie and Ramsay traveling salesmen were gnesU Friday night. John A irk ley, the jolly fellow ntnatly known as "Shorty," is ia Clem for the Summer. Willis Apple is now wielding the rod in toe Wester school District So. 24. . lion. Britton White, of Ferry Canyon, was a gaest Saturday on bis ret am from Arlington. When in Clem don't think of passing j as by for w assure yoa a swell din ner and yoar presence affords as pleas ure. . . . lis the same old story "Just out : of water" thus the cattle that were winter ed here will be removed soon to parts more plentifully supplied. Not long si nee a grate was discovered near here and quite naturally all grew curiout to know its contents thinking it strange none bad ever seen it before. Thus aroused a party was formed and the unknown was made known inasmuch as there was nothing f Mind save a few boards through which wire nails had bees driven. It has since been lesrned that others have had tae same experi ence and it is now left in the Same con dition for the next who find thetnlve overburdened with cariosity. Probably some early settler stowed awsy an Indi an or two as the grave is a tnyateryt NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lasd Orrirs rTa tUu.it. Oa., ArU IT, WW. V.alM U honhT rlvrn that the Mtnwlll totmrd et'kf haa rilml untie ( hi tntvntlfla to mk 8hI pmil lnr-n or dm num. thai mM nnail will h ntwlc hrSm W.H.Onbyni. V . K Cnmmta)n at Uim, Onwua, oa TMMitay, Jni tii: JOH.N ILOKROKAof Ooowbprry. Orflton. R. R. No. smo fnr thv S.W. W !t. K. S N. E. j. o4N.K.4 S.K. J, T.J S..R. Si, V He nm thr fJlowln wltnt m to pror hit eontinnoM rmtleue upon ami CHltlvalluu of mm laua, via: S. M. Johnann, O. E. Jnhnaon. R, L Farrent and F. M. FaRtaa.au of Uooacbrrrr, Omcnn, ' MicaKl.T. Km, Knitter, AJax School Notes. (WALTER FARRER, Eurrda.) . . Edith Adlard and Fred Nicholson returned to school Wednesday after a week's absence. The C History class has jnst finished the book and are now reviewing Call around Some moraine and hear the Ajax school sing. There has been 17 visitors since the school began. , . . ; ' ' ' Mrs. E. Maley, Mrs. Lixxie Maley and Mrs. Agnes Palmer visited the school Wednesday: , Olex. Dr. Kenned? rkited Condon Monday. JlJaV&aUton was, here first of week. Whyan't01es eeiebrate the Fourth of July this yearT The school entertainment at Loeast G tove fast Friday trs a great success. W. A. Campbell, the well known in Mriuice man was here during the week. Ttie Otec Band is progressing nicely and will be in good condition for the 4th. Charlie Martin visited Condon during tim week. The Georgia Harper Company elosed a successful week's engneemcat here Satnrday night The company is an ex celieut one. Miss Carrie Danneman was in from Clem yesterday. Public Sale. I will sell st poUie outcry to the high est bidder on Saturday, May 23, 1903 at tuy place on Shatter Fiat, 16 head of work horses, one threshing machine, the Pride ol Washington, one header, four wagons and , other farm implements. Terms of sale cseh for ad sums of $5 or if and six UMuths' time with interest and nppi-ovud eoenrity for all sums over five dollar. 8111 Oak Cameron. School Clerk's Notice. All eeixtul warrants of School District N. y -aro payable to date. Interest fee after April 10. 1903. V. 11. fTr,PHEBOK, &cUoo Clerk Asbestine Weatick Pxnor Watks Mixed Palvt. Strictly reliable and the cost of oil paint at Clarke A Fraxer'e Those who contemplate building will find it to their advantage to obtain Clarke & F racer's prices. Why send awsy when yoa esn do as well or better at borne. All repairing except half soling done Absolutely Free on shoes sold by ns. O. W. Propst & Co. For SHINGLES try Clarke A Frszer. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brnmo Qninlve Tabled. All dreggliU refand the money if It fani to dire K. W. Grove's ilKnature la on each box. 25c engers, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Lams Omct, Tsjs Dalucs, Oa., April 17, 1901 Notice- It beiebr kivea that the iollowtnr- Bajned aeetlrT haa Sled notice ol hia iutt-nUon to make Buatpieutla anfiport of hi claim, and thai aait proof will be nuule before H. A, D. (Urley, V. K. c'ommllour, at ArliiHrtoo, t,ire- ton, on weOneMtejr, jubo 10, IWi, m: FRED LEABO, of Oooaebcrry, Orexon, K Hec UaDdSWJi NW Sec. U.T. J3. K. i E. w. M. He name the foUowtnar wttneaaea prove hia eontinaona reaiJenoe apoa and cultiva tion of aaiu una. tii: A. Moer. Ujrrte Jenkin, Win. Jenkins, Fred kennedv.au ol (jooeeberrjr, Mrecon. MtcH&KkT. Nous , KefUtev, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laxo Ornca at Tits Oauju, Ob., April 17. 1903. Notiee is herebv tivea that the followins nam ed settler baa tiled notice of bia Intention to mate dmj punw in nppun 01 nia via&ai. im that aaid proof will be made before 8.A.l.Oar ley. V. eV Comaiiaaloner at Arliuxton, Oregon, OO wedneeaay, jane iu, VMi. vu: ALFKKD MUSER, ot Gooseberry, Oreron, H. R. So. 9009 for the Lota 1 and 1 8.K. M N.K.W and X.K. f At. X see. 3, T. I ., kv. i a., w. M He names the follow! oe witnesses to prove bia continuous midenee wpou and cultivation of sua isna, vis: Clvde Jenkin. Fred Leaho. William Jenkin ana trans, jeuuns, au oi ueoseoerry, uregon. MicaitxT. Nolan. Kcjlster. KOT1CE FOR TUBUCATIOS. Laso Orrca at The Daixss, Ob., April 17, 1903. Notice is hereby given that the folkwln( nam ed settler has Sled notice of bis intention to make final proof In rapport of his claim, and that said fnf will be made before 8.A.J. Gar- ou weauesasy.Jttue ui, iwi, vu: W1LUA3I W. JKSKISi, of Gooaeberry, Oretron, H. E. So. W6 for the & ' 9. W. '4 See. 2. B.K. XL. 1 t. n. J. He names the ftJlowIn witnesses to prove bia continuous residence auon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Clyde Jenkin. Fred Leebo, A. Moser and B. Phillip, ail of Uossebery , Oregon. Michael T. Solan, Kegbter. JUMBO. This firm bay stallion w;ll be fonnd during the season ol 1903 at Cooke Bros' ranch 4V miles east of Condon. Pedigree. Age 9 rears ; sire Usurper, (the II. J. Strickland horse) No. 3888; gramlsire (Jandobar No. 588. First dsm Snxo by Belmont; 2nd dmn, nsme un known. ?4 trotting .stock, i English Draft. Insnrsnce $10. For further particulars enquire of W.J.V'asdBrvlcgt, Cooke Bros. 6dl2 Manager. Owners LONE ROCK-CONDON STACE 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. H. Robinson will collect for all packages delivered at Lone Rock and collect fare on out going pass J. IS. Uoff, rrop. W. L. BARKER, Saeeeesor to Johnson & PUter.) Farm Implements, Wagons Etc . Blacksmith and Wagonmaker Supplies, Heavy Hardware, Hj3irb Vire. Carriage and Machine Bolts, Cement, and . :''.:-.:.-- -k- Lime. ' i' Canton and fslollne Plow, Canton Harrows Cain Wagon, Oaolnc and flenney Buggies. lnnrutAnnn gnnruininAnuuuinnnnnuinAnnnnr nrl ft bbts ar si ft assx avaa. , 111 AKY LAND ULUB: PURE RYE WHISKEY Made by Cahn, Belt & Co., Baltimore, Md. For Sale by Jeff Neel & Co., CONDON . - i - ORE. Tile Quality Store LORD & CO M P AN Y . , ; ' u Our Spring and Summer stock has just ar rived and we take pleasure in stating that we never before have shown such a full and complete stock.. j. r. WOOD. M. D. Phyalolin and Surfson DRESS GOODS-Silk and wool waistings, Lawns, Organdies, Dimnities, Batistes, and Ginghams. Over 200 pieces to choose from, no jtwo alike. , M usi n u nderwear, Ties, Collars Tr i m m i ngs. GLOVES-Kid, Lisle and silk. HOSIERY-A beautiful lineln lace and fancy patterns. ... : l , : LADIES SHOES-In Oxfords and slippers. CLOTHING-For IVfen, Boys.and Youths. HATS-In the latest novelties, OUR MOTTO QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE. LORD & CO. LORD & CO, ARLINGTON, OREGON. r. sn4 nlfnt rani Sfmsixt ssiwerea) CHnre Diiwirita) WNlMliaj Srlii tlreet QR. a K. LIN A FHYS1CMN AMD gUROKON. Ur s4 night rail promptr aV4a4. (Nlh in (lr amttli t4 Itmilon rii.rmsef ttAls, WalnSlrvel OUEHK. -J I. KICKIJX DENTIST PsVs over Wtlum I'ssrwvMf, C. S. PALHER, rtistK Barber. Sleek Shnves and Hair-cuts Razor honed and ro-grttrlt. COHDOH ORECOII. Threshing Outfits for Sale, V liav. far sals sla or ssvsn larift smf small threflilns; onlflis, until niisil wlthf. horssrmwer, otbsrs with si ram. Wa tsn sell sJxnM)rlf '' H0 ' t&GO. hsvsnnsrif whUli hns Wsa rnn on) W lists hkli t IU trsilt ht ksrssr. 1'srtlM in iii of allirtshlnf silfl will fin.l It tothsir lsnlsgs to lnttvt(sl onr lins of barjrsins. Call on or atMrtss, 111 Oregon Tracing Co.. Wasro. Ort. U. I Nal, the wall known anctlnn tr, wlllglvt thtsirlrlssi at)sntlon l all Imslnras sntrnlsl to his cats. 11 yoa hava proportjr to sell consult hlin. Condon Milling Go. MANUFACTURERS Or High Patent Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed. STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY. SCALE OF PRICES. Steam Rolled Barley. .$23.00 Steam Rolled Wheat. . 23.00 Mill Feed 115.00 Flour, per bbl 4.00 Prices liable ta, change at any time. Every Back of our flour is fully guaranteed or money refunded. Ifvu nnnruwnnnnjnrunjnivnnjM Staple and Fancy Groceries. We are bis week putting in a complete line of Staple and FarVsy Groceries in addition to oat former ltne of . Fine Confectionery, Cigars &c We respectfully solicit & share of your patronage. . Hartshorn & Moore. KERX ClfFOB A CO, PROPS. IXAXCN NOUSES: tlALCCK, &XX ..GRAIN.. Stored with us will receive the careful attention of exjwrltnccii warehousemen. Barb wire, nails, Mil, sugar, lime, cement, feed and mill stulTs always on hand in any quantities. (Sen eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you oar customer. Arlington Warehouse Co D. B. THOMAS, Manager "ARLINGTON, - - OREGON innnjuinuuiinnnnnAiinnnnnnuviAnnnni You 0ue ils flotljip for doing right. The jeweler who desires to grow in the confidence of his neighbors has no other paie and sure way ppeq to him. We simply solicit y'our patronage on the ground of honest goods, rightly handled, at fair prices. On this basis we have grown; on this basis we will con- tinue to grow. We are in business to make money, but know full well that we must earn your confidence before we can secure your patronage. At Wilson Pharmacy Jeweler and Optician. inrLruxnnnAnrLnnnnxxnninjuiruxnnri. GREETINGI I nruwuijj To all those who have a "sweet tooth." I have purchased Elgin Myers' Confectionery, in the Barr bnild ing, and am making many improvements in the same. My stock will consist of only the purest and best articles, including CANDIES, HUTS, CIGARS, LUNCH GOODS, SOFT DRINKS &C. . H. H. LITTLE. f STACE TIME TABLE. Stages will arrive at and depart from Condon on the following schedule. ARRIVE FROM Fossil .9:30 A.M. Arlington .............. 2:30 P.M. DEPART TOR Arlington .... . . . . ; .9:45 A. M. Fossil 2:30 P.M. J. W. Jackson & Co., Props. The Fine Young Jack Pinlnojr. Will make the season at Cooke Bros.' ranch 4 miles east of Condon. . Description Color, gray. Age three years. Bire Plnino (62) 101904; grand sire, Bedondo; 1st dsm, Frizzell's hest Jenny; .2nd dam, V rondo. Tbbmb $6 00 fo r the season with oriv- ilege of return next season if mare is not with foal. Payable at end of season. W J.Vandkbvxuot, Cooilb Bbos., 6112 Mansger. Owner. Subscribe for The Globe For Sale. , ' A shire stallion, Bay Barney, 4 years old color, dark bay, star in forehead and one white hind foot. A fine breeder and will be sold cheap if taken soon. Call on or address, C.W. Valentin, 6d8 Heppner, Oregon Fresh Milch Cows For Sale. I have for sale, at the George Moore ranch 15 miles southeast of Condn, a notnber of good fresh milk 'cows with calves by their side. For price and par ticulars call at ranch, address or, tele phone, . Poplar Farm 'Phone. Wh.E. limes, 7d8 Condon, Oregon. WANTED FAITHFUL PERSON TO TRAVEL (or well enUbllihed bouse in a few conntlea call Ins on retail merchants and asento. Loral ter ritory. Salary f 1024 a year and expenses payable iu.70 a ween in cann ana expenses advanced fosltlnn permanent. Huslness jneceaa roan I iik. standard House, 834 Dearborn cftgo, Illinois. Under New, .Management The Condon Barn i nopnlsr sUml we are nrerartNl to rat 1 the sulS ol tim tnrelnr ihj bile-In a flr-vl mannrr. Kin Ilavtna pnrehassd this popntar stand we are rigs and tstuus; best atlstitinn g!vin all stork Ml in our cars). , loor paironags is souciieu. Searcy & Armstrong, Proprietors LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD, Manager! ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. We offer a complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lainbtr, consisting of Flooring, Cell ing, Rustic, Shi r-lap and all kinds of Rongh Lumber. Careful atten given to bills of special sisos and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY. OREGON. uiruinnninnnniiruinnuuw When you want the beet get the 5 St. Claire Superior Washer Positively no wash board heeded. For salo by 3 CONDON, T T . I"? r. . 1 q ore nenrv L. ouenutiL. wvuuwuvuvuuuuuirtArvvftnruuim THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCKLER, Prop. Of the product of this well-known brewery the United fitstes Health) Reports for June 28. 1000. says: "A more superior orew never entered the labratory of the United Htates Health reports. It is absolutely devoid of the slightest trace nf adulteration, but on the other hand is composed of the heat of malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qnalities are of the highest and it can he used with the greatest benefit and satisfaction by both old and young. Its use ean conacisntiously.be prescribed by the physiniaus with the certainty ' that a better, purer or more wholesome beverage conhl not possibly be found.' East Second Street. THEf DALLES, OREGON. Condon Meat Co. VVM. C. EDPEN, Manager. Now Occupying Our Own New Building- Main Street. Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton. We recommend and guarantee our own wake of Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced. SSSS'llPWttse i9 ae paper flWBS s To Cure a Cold in One Day Toko Laxative Bromo Qmnino Tabids. (L Sevca ICSkn kosee add la ptat 12 months. Tfch dsnatUTe, OT' Caret Grip i b TwoDeya. . on every DOZ.25C. jvvvvvvuinnnnnruwsvinrwvuv