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Newspaper Page TextTHE GOiiDOH GLODE T HURSDAY JULY S3 1803, : : UCA HON AND LABOR. F'llowing capital and labor edu .i,', nal institution are going into fjri Kt orpanizariona. R ijih Medical Collegw, Chiengo if ? )t made h eidn elxjw of the great K ulcefeller Umtereity. ('.Juiubia College, New York, ar'.'l eventually nbrt nil the. in ftrititfion above the public schools. The movement in Oregon is to collect up all the normal school! umaHer colleges with the pub i .i' c bonis. (t i likely that -some day all the higher institutions of learning at cf-ilem ami other principal cities in Oregon will haVe one management. Organized capital, organised 1 a bort and organized education will If tlio ruling triumvirate of civili ration.' "?;' .$ i ; Tlve relation of edacaiina to la- bar i a subject thai should engage ; fie unoccupied gray watter of the omnia nit jr. What is taught in the schools and colleges respecting labor? In "alur held up as respectable or is it respectable not to labor? The term "Manuel Labor" is heard with increasing rapidity in en r schools for defective children. Xo one would attempt to conduct a state prison or reformatory with out the corrective called labor. President Harris, of the National Educational Association said on July 8: "Work itself is the best moral power." Education that results in mak ing a man or woman want to live without labor or live by the labor cf others results in slave holding. If some of us are to live without labor, others must live in slavery to labor to support the non-laborers. Education that merely sharpens the intellect to enable the owner 0 rner of such keen-edged brain to 1 ?e by his wits is wrong in princi- All should labor, all should re spect labor, all should be taught to labor. ''Everyone must work out his own salvation. If all labored there would be ??i!l be moral problems but they would not be accenuated by the U- iiion that there can and must be i-i'e rich. Even labor organizers have been known to propagate the falsehood that labor is a curse put a hu manity because of the sins of Adam ?.-, 1 Eve in Eden. There is no deeper human and moral problem than the relation of education to labor, or one less thought about As labor is a moral and eithical r.e essity to all mankind, education should be made to meet the needs cf humanity that labors. Labor is secondary to nothing. E'laoHtion is secondary to labor and should prepare the way for la bor. Let educators think of this. Salem Journal. An eschangesays: "A new game called Christianity' is being play ed in certain parts of the crty. The girls get on one side and are Christ ians. The boys get m the other ride and are the heathens. Then the beat hews eubrac Christian- Brutally Tortured. Jk rnmy cn l HgSt trtavfr peratafnt at nu mem Nl torture has rwrhaps NMN Iwen sjnt4. Je Golobick, til ('', Calif., Ht-i: "For 15 years 1 -mturvl iiiantfvrAb! (mi fiwui. Rlieu iMirtiitiii u" nothing relietetl iuetbnQh I tried every tiling known. I vu acrt Eit-etric Biiters aul V the greatest mrdlvtite on earth for !at trenble.A fv bottle of it miVielj relieved ami cure m.M Just at (ool (or Uvcr ami Kidney iron Met ent general Ability. Onb 50c Satis taction guarantee! bv Condon Pharmacy, REGULATOR LINE STEAMERS. President Roosevelt should feel encouraged. The people are giv ing heed to his advice in a manner that is truly wonderful. Since iiis sentiments on she subject of large families have been made public even G rover Cleveland has become the daddy of a fine big boy. No Pity Shown. "For years fate was after uia coulinu- ooshr," writes F. A. UulSedge, Verbena, Ala. 'I had a " terrible, case of l'lK-a canting 24 tnmore. When all failed Bm-ltlen's Arnica Salve rurtnl lue. Equally good for Buros and all aches and pains. Only 2-x Sold by Condon Pharaiary. Bryan is still after Cleveland but he can't hurt him any more. Time was when it is possible the Nebraskan had Grover almost con vinced that he cut but little ice but since the advent of that boy at Buzzard's Bay the fat man is more than ever of the opinion that he is IT. INFLUENTIAL IMMIGRA TION AGENT. President Roosevelt has been talking so much about his Western trip, and the wonders it disclosed to hiia, that many people of prom ineiiCe who would not otherwise huve done so are contemplating a tour of the real great West, includ ing the Pacific Coast. Such tours, it id reported, are contemplated by Siguor Des Planches, the Italian Ambassador; Baron von Sternburg the Gorman Ambassador; M. Juss erani, the French Ambassador; r!iniit Ojettf -the flpanish Minister; Liang Chen-tung,the Chinese Min i -iter, and others of high rank and repute. So the President's trip may be of substantial benefit to the Far West, for the tours of such men as these will be followed by tho33 of many less distinguished but influential people. Tli President already knows more about the West than most Western men do themselves, but his tour was a constant revelation to him, and he could not restrain his enthusiasm about the West on ma return to Washington; and when he speaks multitudes listen and and are more or less iufluenc ei; so that his trip and subsequent talk is likely to result in a very large increase in the westward tourist travel. And the! people thu enlightened about or interest ed in the West will not all be mere tourists either; many of them will be ivMiieseekers and will become tattler. The President's tour was aninc'deit hit will be beneficial t the West, in ludi ig this portion .f .! Telegram. ARLINGTON. Married, at The Dalles, July 13, J. V. Brown and Mrs. L. Seale, both of Art- logtoa. The sew drng store is almost com pleted and the telephone man is putting the central in. H. C. Mason was over from Uolden- dale doting the week. Miss Carlisle is assisting in the P. 0. this week. Uarvestis on in full blast and bands' as scarce as osual. Qnitealot of 1903 whe.it has been delivered at Blalock already. Jeweler Shanks has beeu under the weather fir a fear days. Chas. Morris returned from Yakima Friday bnt failed to be married which was a relief to a few. D. O'Conner was in from Emerald ranch Monday, lie has a fine crop oi hay and espects to fatten about 200 head of beef tuis Winter. E. VV. Daggett was op from Blalock Sanday. Bnsey & Harsh are making fonr trips each week to Blalock and Scbuttler with their batcher wagon. V West was in from the Creek Mon day. E. Van Fhotck has opened tbe Hale restaurant at the old stand. Two rnn-a-ways this week bat no damage done. C. C. Clark was np from Blalock af ter a hay press Monday. Frank Lewis was in looking for hands Sunday. G. VI. Collins and daaghter were in from the Jnnction Hone .Vf'indsr. From Portland to The Dalle. Steamers: "Baily Gatzert," "Dallt-s City," "R.-guiar," "Metlako," S earners have Portland and The Dalles daily (except Sunday) at 7 a. in., cmiinx'ling at I.ylo, '.Vah., with C R. A N. Ry. Co. for Daley, Centerville, Goldendale and all Klickitat Valley points. Steamer "Metlako" leaves Cas cade Locks daily (except Sunday) at 0 a. tu. for The Dalles and way landings; leaves The Dalles at 2 p. m. arrives at locks at 6 p.m. Steamer "Bailey Gatiert" leaves Portland daily except Monday at 8:30 a.m. for Cascade Locks and return affording an excellent op portunity to view the scenery iff the Columbia River. Excellent meals served ou all steamers. Fine accomodations for teams and wagons. Call on or address II. C. Campbell, Manager, A W.Zimmerman Portland, Or. Agent, The Dalles,Or, Finest strawberries an I icecream at Little's confectionery and ice cream parlor. All repairing except half soling done Absolutely Free on shoes sold by on. O. V. ITopst A Ce. Ask those who have osed Avanerlous Carbolioeum, It is good for 100 purpos es. Clarke A rrazer. When in need of fence posts give the Lost Valley Lo ruber Co. a call. They have 20,000 first-class Gr and tamarack posts for sale. tf IORD & COMPANY Attention Threshermen. We have foor second hand engines for sale CHEAP. There is one 12, one 14, and two 20 horse power, all straw burn ers and traction, these engines are ail in first-class fix and will be sold for about if whst a new one of the same site would cost. We also have a number of second band seperators we will sell dirt cheap. Call on or address, Mooxa Bs. & Gi.nn. Moro, Ore, The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo cratic newspaper. 16 pagea, full of news all of It! 1 a year to any address. The Journal. P. O. Box 111. Portland, Or. The Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal, a Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al ways ree; 164 copies In one year for only I1.S0 to any address. Tbe Journal, P. O. Box 121. Portland. Or. ; Oregon Dally Journal, a Democratic dally newspaper, eight to SO pages, Si a year; 2 for six months. The Journal is a newspaper. Send In your subscription. Interest your neighbor In The Journal Address The Journal, Box 121, Portland, Or. fS'avaV..,t visit DR. JORDAN'S smut BUSEUU OF IRATOOY mi avutxrr st, mm PMNcrsco, cal TIm burnt Aaatoaikal If a to the Wor.4. Wff utnutlen t Of Cltu. A I I'll w rmyeaatwet. iTi f I lb !. &lKb.Ut m th tWfli bltelt4M7Mn. JOWAw-WIT ATI DISEASES M AEY BOWfcRMAN M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at J. F. ReiMcber's KeMdence. CONDON - - OREGON TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brrnno Quinine Tablets. All dniiorlat refund the money if it fail to cure K. W. Grove's slKnatare U on each box. 25c 9 II ! s-rtihltaiw I f I ml nssjui-nn V A ' rta ot ToaUtfui India- I A rUoni or iinwi In malum , Vftara, Harrauaana pkahml Stability, f T - . mwum at hmmfnmM4 kla lraaUBBIWulU will sal aalr afford louamllala rail!, bat samarient eara. Tba Doctor 4oa not dadn to parfumi Briraelaa. b la wall knowa to b a Ulr a4 aqoare PhjraMan an4 Surtvon. ur-iulucat la bit pMfaJty-OlaMMM r Maai. TrBILK Iboroorblr ar1lcatad from tba aratarn wltkaut Ut oa of Strnri, torUmptnv, A quick and raeal Vfi0 T11"1 Haaair and Fl'lala, b ITEBr MAM aoDlrlrw k u ll nnlt. W wlU tfuarmu- a fouriVM CVMM ttrv earn m tavUrtnkx. Owaultatlin FREE and atrietly rlraU. CRAkats vsar kkahokablm. Traatmaut poraoaallr ar by lallar. Wrfta fr Hook. PMILavSPHT 0F aaitE. afan.sDyaB. ( Taiaaiila book lot mtn.) Call or write OH JORDAN a CO.. 1SBI Harkal K. I. F. it When you build that house And want the best of MoufdingB, Moulded Canings, Baso Blocks, Corner Block, Brackets, Porch Columns and all kinds of turned work you should call at The Interior Planing Mill, J. A. McMorris, Prop. Condon, - - - Oregon; WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS MADE BY THE MONUMENTAL BRONZE G0.9 BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. More lasting than marble or granite, cheaper and better in every reBpect. Have been thoroughly tested in leading Eastern cemeteries for 25 years aud give perfect satisfaction. For full information call on SEMI-ANNUAL SALE FOR CASH. City Lota and Aorejatfrj, I will lw aWiit from ll.e elty for em I weeks n ttmlng injr aWnce par ties desiring t fnrr hs lots or acre,- property a III ttixl the laU ate. at ttit tiwnn orTi. In rharne of . A. rttlsor, h.i will attrrivf to the sals of lots an j si re trtt ts. J, K. Lanoahtkr. CUREHTIRE LINE OF SUMMER GOODS AT Fill M 10 TO 25 PER CENT D1S00UIIT. Included in this Sale are Men's Youth's and Children's Cloth- ing, Ladies' Shirt Waists, Dress Skirts and Suits. Also our entire Line of. Sum v r rrier Dress Goods. . COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. OUR MOTTO QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE. LORD & CO. LORD & CO. ARLINGTON, OREGON. Notice. To whom It ihijp ctmrerns N'Klos It liftrattr ivrn thai arjr raiin or persone 'onii'l utility ff SFuvtirK niihoHetl Ilia ansit o( sht ilfml animal1 vi whlrh 'lny are tin. nwirnr nt hate tlis cars f within 4 mile of aw ennnt rnal, .will ) prowi'tileU to Hit fnll stlsnl ol tli iaw. , McUM.irv, HI'.'S Rwilmaotfr For Sala Oomfortalrle clwelllnii and !'or di1r thie lott In 0rulnA. A bargain. Tav, inlre a( Utmrt ufflcsv Hilt. , ....... i i . a . Trenaurer s Notice. ' All county warrants registeriHi prior 'o AnK. I, l!H'J, will be paid upon pre H-ntstlon at my nlHf. Intrrrst csaist ifter June I, 1U0.1. I. II. SrtriifKHOK, Treasurer of (tllliain (Hjiinty, Urrnutr. Ml rsits ili'sirinx to settle their e tmunts wltlt u tlar'u our atitutr from town uau do so by calling at the Cun.lon I'lisrntacy whsre our lMiks have been If It. lOlf Kl'KJNUhTON A liutm. ThroshlnB Outfits for Sale. V bave for sa! sis or seven lam ami small tbreshinf imtllts, some fllU-il wttlt horwpowsr, wt'iera with stemn. We ran vll a C'mxI rl lor 1.V) or MK). We havs one rTn which lias in run only 40 days which will r, fur horses, i'arlle In int tf a threshing oulfll will II iu) It In their S'tvHiilitiff to in vf oUHlw mir tins uf bargHiiH, Call mt or aihlrvas, Itf Uirm Trading Cu., Winn, Ore, Concion Milling Co. MANUFACTURERS OF High Patent Flour, Graham iFlbur, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed. STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT AND BARLEY. SCALE OF PRICES. Steam Rolled Rarity. .$23.00 Steam Rolled Wbeat.. 23.00 Mill Feed $15.00 Flour, per Lbl 4.00 Prices liable to chanee at anv time. Every sack of our flour is fully guaranteed" or money refunded. King of tho Wheat Field.' THE HODGE HEADER. BEST ALL AROUND HEADER ON THE MARKET. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HODGE EXTRAS. Let us sbotr you tbe many good points of this machine. It will pay you W. L. BARKER, Agent, CONDON - - OREGON. Km CIFF08 A CO., PROPS. BRANCH NOUSES: BIAIQCX, QtllXN ..GRAIN.. Stored with ua will receive the careful attention of experienced warehon fml and mill stufts always on littitd in any quautitieH. (Jen eral storage and forwarding. A trial makes you our customer. Arlington Warehouse Co D. D. THOMAS, Manager ARLINGTON, - - OREGON 5 Fred Wilson. Frank Wilson. THE) BANK. WILSON BROS., PROP'S. Everything new and A GENTLEMEN'S Finest quality of Ci strictly first-class RESORT. gars, Wines, Liquors New Stone Building, West Side Main St., r' m' CONDON, - - OREGON. unjuuifnn 3 rjnAAnnnnnnnnruinjtrvrinnnnAAruinnAru uvtnn njwmnnnnixnnnnnnn 2 m mm as asav m m m m mm sxsav av as si aaa. 3 UlAKY LANU ULUbi PURE RYE WHISKEY Made by Cahn, Belt & Go., ?;if Baltimore, Md. For Sale by Jeff Near & Co., CONDON - - - - - ORE. Juxrtrtnnnrui If you wagtquKK returns adurtise ip tr (JC0BE. jnnjviAnnnnnArirvanvnuvinAAn 3 Under New Management The Condon Barn Having iaruhasKl this popular stand ws ars nri'imrwl locatur tn '' tba wsnts of ilia traveling public In a Arst-clss marnrr. Fine rigs sod teaais; best alUriiiion given all simra Ml in oar ear. Yoor patronage Is solicited. Barker & Armstrong, Proprietors ' uTJViAuiArivrvArtAvAJVvru jfnjnjninjrLnsiruxirru uwu irvruvi LOST VALLEY LUMBER CO. HERBERT HALSTEAD. Managerl ROUGH AND DRESSED LUfMR. We offer complete stock of Fine Surfaced Lumber, consist!.-.- cf Flooring, Cell ing, Rustic, Ship-lap and all kinds of Kongli Lumber. Careful atten given to bills of special sixes and dimension stuff. MILL ONE-HALF MILE SOUTHEAST OF POST OFFICE, LOST VALLEY, OREGON. THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the prodnct of thie well-known brewery the United RtsUs Health Reports for June 28. 1900. eayi: "A more soperlor brew never entered the ii T . 7.' th6 -U,1.IU!d H,Bl"' IlM,th "f"5- It is absolutely devoid of the slightest trace of adulteration, but on the other hand is composed of the best of malt and and choicest of hops. Its tonic qualities are of the highest and it can be need w ith the greatest lneflt and satinet Inn by both old and yonnir Its nse can conscientiously be prm-riled by the physicians with the certain" that a better, purer or more wholesome beverage coo Id not possibly be found." East Second Street THE DALLES, OREGON. Condon Meat Co. WM. C. KPDKN, Manager. Xow Occupying Our Own New Building Mail) BtreetT Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton, We recommend and guarantee ourown make of Sugar-cured llama, Breakfast Bacon, lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced. Se fl. PflTTISOH, Agent, CONDON, OREGON. LONE ROCK-CONDON STAGE Lone Rock tn (Innrlnn and rntiirn everv dftV iCAnt finndav! rarrv. i v r j , j ing U. S. Mail naeaencrerB and ex. , 0 prena. 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 erigers. J. B. Gorr, Prop. .WANTED FA ITHFL'L TORSOS TO TRAVEL lor well establlabed houae in a few coanUea call ing on retail momhanU and tKents. I.ocnl Kr ritory. Salary 11024 a year and expenaes payable 119.70 a week in caab and expenses advanced. Position permanent. . Business success ful and rushing. Standard House, 334 Dearborn 8t, Chl go. Illinois. lhe popl Mortise in a IJuc paper TfHOBr; To Core a Cold in One Day icso irfOMuvc woiBo -mmne Tatisjs jr, SevraimonlKWCTtoWhpast 13 months. This felgBaftm C9. SfTjZy a . tjr ar Com Crfy bTteoItayt. ca every