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THE G0I1D0II GLOBE. THURSDAY JANUARY 21, 1004. THIS ?A FER SaVT.7 JmuIih Nawia Htiret, San Kranelseo, art tern la. hrre contracts (uf edrerttatnf cu t- tww lx it. Wf have received a copy of an a-Mres ilelivrtd by Churl P. Rmin,NMor of Umatilla county., U:fare the ounty eotirt of that c-ninty netting as board of e'ial iuttion, on September 23, 191X1, in dfene of hi action in raiding the feaeetiient of the O. R. fc N. Co. to f 12,000 per mile. It is an able ar gutuent and shows Mr. Strain to be a ' earnest jtainataking' worker in the caise of just and equitable taxation. He has collected a mass f statistics and facts from all over tue country regarding railroad values, earnings and taxation which shows conclusively that his action in the matter was just and proter. T Ur. Strain belongs. tU honor ol having made the first "ytemalicjOC(nip pAnJlma to pre- effort to require the transportation companies to pay a just share of the taxes, that has been made in Oregon.' The force of his argu ment is apparent from the fact that after hearing it the court by a unanimous vote refused to allow the petition of the railroad company for a reduction of its assessment CRIME Of AN EXCONGRESS JIAN. Ex-Congressman Driggs has been sentenced to one day'a imprison ment in jail and to pay a fine of 110,000 for accepting money in connection with a post-office con tract There was no question of guilt and there ought to have been but flight difference of opinion on the question of punishment. IfDrtggs' offence was sufficiently serious to warrant the infliction of a fine of 110,000, it certanly ought to have called for more than one day in jail. The fine will be easily, paid. The imprisonment amounts to nothing and the covict will go on his way rejoicing that he has been 90 slightly inconvenienced. Had it been a case of equal dis honesty but involving a man less prominent in the community, the result would probably have been different. It would have theu been a stiff imprisonment and a email fine or no fine at all. Ap parently, it is the character of the a xsused and not of the offence that governs in determining the pun lament, which is a most unfortun ate rule to prevail in' a country where all men are supposed to stand ou an equality before the law. Imprisonment is the best means for correcting eril and preventing wrongdoing. There are hundreds of transgressors in the land who laugh at the law because they know they can be cleared on the payment of fines. A cell has no terrors for them because they are never ush ered into one. And if a few of these offenders in the higher walks of life were dealt with as the hum bler citizens are, perhaps there would be less dereliction among those holding responsible posi tions. Spokesman-Review. Here tV a word in confidence to the sehool girl. It is not meant for you little snifty chits down in the sixth grade, nor for you old maids who graduated, blojmed and faded years and years ago. It is for that rosy rank of cherubs ranging in age from 13 to 16, each one a jolly armful,' the glowing petals of whose cheeks are tinted with the enpreraeSt glory "of girl-" h od. This is for you, alone. Last irglit as you went home from school aj jd bless you, you made googoo eyes at a school boy on Main street. You thought no one but he saw it. Y m were deceived. Twenty watch ing hoodlums saw it and tittered und marked your fa ce down in their memories. Tonight and tomorrow night as j-ou pass these wait ing hoodlums will be there to ntart a flirtation with you. It may be innocent and harmless to flirt with a echtol by,. fjur and one h ilf feet tall. But that is a start- A Very Close Call. "I itiuek to my engine.although every diit aelifd ami every nervs waa racked w ith pain," arifnaO. W. Bellamy a W motive fir-man, of Burlington. Iowa. I u wealc aud pajo withoot any -jiBf ita and all rati don p. a L was about to (five op. I got a bottle of Ekictrie Bit-t-r, ft.! aft- tnkiiiKitl felt a well a 1 ever did in my iie." Weak, sickly, run down neoblea'aara (fain new . life, ctreogili and vignr from timir live. O ikodo. S.iti fucliou 2tiaraUiud b Onijou riinYijiHcy'1 !. . ' ' . . "J" ' er. Tomorrow it will be with some follow not a school bor and 5 feet tall, and next week it will he with a man six feet tall, with a curled mustache and an eye that sets your head in a whirl. All the sweet pleadings that ever fell from a mother's lips can't undo this fel low's glances if you invite them by beginning a flirtation on the strwt. Don't begin it. It isn't funny nor smart. It .isn't the plac time nor manner for making acquaintances, and you need not get mad aboct it tt is no worse for boys to swear in your presence on the street, than for you to flirt in public, as you go down the street Life is ahead of you. It is for you to make it or mar it Which will you do? E.O. This is the way the Philidelphia Record puts it: . Undoubtedly the administration realises that it is playing a very ticklish game. It has a large fleet n CoiwinSfon wator. mmI tnarinea vent Columbia from asserting her sovereignity, and at the same time the administration knows how un popular a war would be. So we are told from Washington and truthfully without doubt that "ev ery effort will be made to avoid a clash between the Columbiana and the United States marines." The administration ha got itself into a place where it is difficult to hold on and impossible to let go. It must protect Panama, the "independent state" of its own creation, and it is vitally important to it for political reasons to avoid war with Columbia. Will not Columbia please recall its troops and make things easier for a strenuous young man who was never president before, but would like - very much to be president again? ' "Citiien" George Francis Train died at New York Monday evening of heart disease. He was the most picturesque and eccentric figure in American public, life during the past 25 years. Wbittaker Wright, the famous promoter of the London and Globe company was placed on trial Mon day' for fraud. When bilious try a ioM of Chamlier bin's Stomach and Liver Tablets ami realize (or once how quickly flrst-claaa up-to-date mmiii-in will cure the disorder For sale by Condon Pharmacy. ARLINGTON. The orchestra is talking of piif Ui Condon to play lor the dance there on St. Valentine' eve. Geo. McLaDglilin, R. II. R-ibinnon and Cba. Morris waa down and took in the Mystic Shrine meeting at Portland Saturday. Poetruaater Reiracher, of Condon, pawed through on his way home from Portland thi week. Messrs. Steiwerand Carpenter made a trip to Portland lan week. A traveling show took in the town Monday night. From what we coald learn the crowd was very small. Hon. C. A. Dtinntnan and Jim Larch got back all 0. K. from li.w live etock convention. Both of onr editors attended the con vention at Portland the pact week. Editor Thomas brought hi family back with him from a two weeks' viiit in the citv. Mile 3hnrte, who has charge uf the iUrker A S i trte implement honne, is potting in a new offion an I otherwise fixing the boitdin op thi week. Sandy MeWilliaoi and family re tarn ed last week from Portland where h ha had charge of the dining room in the New tirand Central hotel for the past air. months, tie av there ia no place like Eastern Oregon. fiev. Eiuaeranf jComlonJbfJtj rtyu. QB. L. B. SMITH, ? OSTEOPATH. Graduate of the American School of Ostoopatby, of Kirksville. Ho. Appendicitis cored without the nse of the knife. 409 Oregonlan Bldg.. PORTLAND. - - ORECON, JjABY BOWtBMAN M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offlee at J. F. EeUacher's Residence. CONDON - . ORECON T. BROWS M. 0. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bay or night calls promptly answered Offlee In Condon Pharmacy Bnllding, CONDON OREGON Q C. LAZIER If. 0. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, X Bay and all forms of Electrical treatment ' . given at office. Office opposite Bunk Building. ARLTNCTON. , i In lit DaptiAchnreh here ah lie R. A itin took' his plm at Condon Sun day, M. Mcle'waM and daughter. Flown'', tundra trip l PiwlUni! Thardy to hear th treat Adeline Patti ng. Com latent jndft aay she la Raveling on h-t name m her singing day are over. Aikau Iks. A Prisoner In HarOwn Houm. Mr. V.H.Lha,o!100t A Ave., Kanea City, Mo., baa tor itmul ear liven tribld with aer hMreene and at tint a hard conyh which the rava "Would keep me in door for data. I w preat-rihxd to by ptiveMan wt mi nticlIe rewnll. A trienl mm part of a bul of Chamberlain' Oooirh remed with irtatfortiowjlocme ly follow the. direction ami I wih to tat thataftar tha first day I vonhl mf tk a deei'tml change- to the laHter, and at this time atte astng it tor two week hare ao heHaiioo In savins I realise that I am entirely cored." Thi remedy la for sal by Co ado rharmacy. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY Tt Uutte QainlM Tablet. AU dnoorlsts reraaw tb money It It tall to ear K. W. uov' utainre Is on eaph ho. CONTEST NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR. . United Stat Land Offloa. The Dalle. Oregon. Jan, t, 1)04. A sufficient eontrst affidavit airing bera Sled la toll offir by Georga K. Fiak, eooteewnt, against husaestead entry No. aim. Bade March M, 101. tot WXKi, A NEsWw See. 8 Tp i .. Range SO K.. by Albert Ruth Con test, la which It ta allegvd that mid Albert Koah hat wholly abandoned aetd tract ol lam! for a period of more thaa ajz moath latt neat, and baa wholly tailed to iall anoa and ralli vata mid tract of Uoderlnprore the tunc dur ing aaM tlx month laatpaM. and tbat mid aban (Mnmeat and fallar to tealde apon aad raid vela aaM lend MUI extata: and tbat mid alleged abaenc we not da to employ aient In the army, navy er marine rorp of the United State during time ol war: ml J parUm am hereby not I Bed to appear, reapoml and offer evidence touching aid allegation at M o'eiork a. ra. on r ebrttary 19. 1904 before J. W. Snover, Notary Public at bia ofllee at Coudon. Oregon and that flnal bear ing wiU be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 1. 1M before the Begiater and Receiver at the I' lilt ed Sutee Land Offlee in The Dallm, Oregnn. The Mid eonteaUnt having in a proper affl davit. Sled Dec 10, 1903. act forth facta which ahow that after dae diligence penooal aervire of thi aotlea wnnot be made, it la hereby ordered and directed that rach notice be given doe and proper poblicaUon. Sf icaABi, T. Kolah. Kegiaier No.7089. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of Com ptrol ler o1 the Currency Waahington. D. C December 10, 1903. Whikia. by Mtlafacttiry evMencc presented to the noderaigued. It ha been made to appear tbat "The Flint National Bank ol Condon," located In the City of Condon. In tbeConnty of Gilliam, and State of Oregon, baa complied with all the provisions of the Statute of the Vnited State, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorised to commence the basinem of Banking. Now TRKatcroa I, Will Urn B. Ridgely, Comptroller ol the Currency, do hereby certify l"tW- Ptna MMi I V.il 1 n ii In I ." loeated In the City of Condon. In the 'County or Gilliam, and State of Oregon, Is authorised to commence the badness of Banking as provided in Section Fifty one bandied a id sixty nine fof the Rev lied Statntea of the Cnltcd Stale. Ia fgsTinoa v wsmasor witness my band and Seal of offlee thi Tath day of December, 1903 SEAL Wat. B. JUDCELV ' Comptroller of tbeCarreney; Raad the Market News In The Oregon Oally Journal. Nothing ia omitted which concern the interest of bnvera and eeilert in the live stock, grain, provisions, produce and 6nancial markets the qnttinn are compteheneive, and art in every wav reliable. The Joornal in addition carries every day a foil and trnthfnl report of the world's news and present many special featares of deep interest to the average reader. The Joornal' woman' page! the illustrated sporting news page, Jour nal etorie, ami comic page and other good things make it a verv popnlar fain ily newapaper, clean and bright from A to Z year in and veer ont. Daily, one year by mail. nlv l4:iil months (2 23; three months $1 25. j hemi-weeklv.104 ine,one vear f 1.50. Week I v 11.00. The Weeklv'and Semi- Weekly conUin the market news and the aanie featnre of the Dailv. Addree Ths Jocbnal, Portland.Oregon. REGULATOR LINE am STEAMERS. From Portland to The Dalles. Steamers: "Baily Gatzert," "Dalles City," "Regulator," "Metlako," Steamers leave Portland and The Dalles daily (except Sunday) at 7 a. m.. connecting at Lyle, '.Vash., with C R. & N. Ry. Co. for Daley, Centerville, Goldendale and all Klickitat Valley poi-its. Excellent meals served on all steamers. Fine accomodations for teams and wagons. Call on or address II. C. Campbell, Manager, AAV.Ziminerraan Portland, Or. Agent, The Dalles.Or. STAGE TIME T121X 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 FOR Arlington. .9:45 A. M. Fossil 2:30 P. M. i m - J. V. Jackson Co., Puors, The. Quality Store IvORD & COMPANY STOCK REDUCTION SALE FOR CASH WE HAVE OVER BOUGHT AND MUST SACRIFICE TO FALL PRKSS FABRIC . , r " 8aeklntr IVonellea, ZtlmlinM.CWvnttS, Uranilee. Mohair ami Serge t."5 quality now ,r . . II ISO " 80 I S . " . VAI 1 00 " ' ' 74 We have a litwrnf Ore ChhI saiul.le fr eliiUlrea'a om ,reee wltMt we will el ont at 12, to tSeent. FLANNELETTES, ALI.lXll.OR8. " ISrentqnalltV iit lju rents, , 1Z.V,' cent qnalit at loc 100 riKCK-H OUTING FLANNEL in snli,t.re-k an I Mripe. lsV tjnalite at lOe " , , CAUCUS Larce awt enmnMe line CURTAIN K'RI.Vil S5e qnalit.v..now , a, V " 5e " 20b- j I6e " " ... 12,'e " 10c " " TABLE LINENS ANDDAMASK8 l.75 qnalit at $.S5 i ra 80 74 THE QUALITY STORE. LORD & CO. LORD & CO. 'K ARLINGTON. OREGON. Condon Milling Co. MANUFACTURER OP High Patent Flour, Graham Flour, Germ Meal, Chop, Feed. STEAM-ROLLED WHEAT. AND BARLEY. SCALE OF Sfeam Rolled Barley. .$23.00 Sen... Rolled Wheat. 23 00 Trices liable to change at any time. Every sack uf our flour is fully guaranteed or money refunded. r, ruinnhnnniUtnnnAnnnnnAniuvriAnrMVUtnr Frwd Wilson. TiHB BANK. WILSON BROS., PROP'S. ITverythlng nvnind" A CENTlEIIEIf'S "FioWi quality of Ci- strictly 11 r s t-c 1 a 8 s IESSIT. g. Wines, Liquors New Stone Building, West Side Main St., CONDON. iutnnnAnnAruvnAnjinnrutnnnnnjuu C. J. STUBLING YOU'LL TAKE HARPER Sure. When you can get a Good, Pure, Well . Matured Whiskey of exquisite flavor and undoubted medical qualities, you're not going to ask for a cheap mixture of Spirits, Glycerine and Ageing Oil. In fact when yon can get HARPER that's the Whiskey for you to drink. And you can get it too because - Jeff Neel is Agent for Harper Whiskey. Wholesale quuinnsiruuuvi i'twvuwuxiwwumnnximuvwxr Kentucky Liquor Store "7"J- I- ROSS Prop. Hop Gold Bottled Beer. Old Grandad, Harper and Jesse Moore Whiskey. Special attention given orders from, out of town. When in Arlington call on me. vnrutnuwvn Moore cx Golden, GASH GROCERS. Our stock is now arriving and j is fresh, clean and tip-to-date. GROCERIES : FR'JIT : . VICEB'.: ' All frw.h H !! god l.iit. Call and get our prices. 8PRIKC STSEET, CSXDOM, ORECON: mif-Glass Qlotr;iQ for . D'ttle Icd, ise. ; ' 'teKUfrfn? lav ; ' " v, , ! :l III- 7,4 Omr entire etork l Men' Y)tU'a aal CHiitrrti'e('lthia im-lnliHl la tiii wile Y-mi tll he atntiiliel at tha price Crue with the cah ami ayt Hrt rlrilre PRICES. Mill Feed 115.00 Flour, per bbl 4.00 OREGON. uvruuuuuu iruiAnnruu ,The Dalles, Oregon Distributor. njtroiAAruinuuu WAItTED TRUSTWORTHY LADY OR GEN tlemaa to mansge bUMines In this County and adjoining territory lor boose of solid finsncUl standing. 120.00 straight casta snlary and ex penses paid eeRh MondKy dlri'ct from beadqiiar. ters, Expense money advanred: position per manent Address Manager, S0& Motion Bids;., Chicago, 111. wa eWJJsrJ JfNswfsTM vwuvunntruwuvnnnntnn wuvwuiruwrwinnnq 5 A if V Frank Wllaon. 1 1 -JJ' uinnnnnnnm tc!b Laxative Dromo Quinine Tatiet3.e Seven MSSoa boxes sold in post 13 montbs. This Signature, REDUCE OUR STOCK. NATKINB AND IKJILIBS fHOU qnalitv at 60 " Urn .75 tDO I 00 CO ATfT A Nl J A t K Kf .-1 -For Ijiilies. Miieeaaml Chlltlren, Larr est line In la cunntT, to rhmie I n"" . at irl-e to' make a rm. Nellou. Ker sey in cantor, hint, lilark, yra anM rM. LA iTlEe' WAlSTn " T In Slk Wiaii ami Mohair, an, In ilalt ami ivr.T,al rrre that will make ihem flv. I.ADIKS'HKIKTS In AU Ue lalt tle pl nibirltift al ce In soil rmr Mrket leeik. t'ORSErs. We have a line n Hi relet. RAO ami IV b ahU-lt lll ciaift r-rceit iA HI. NKKT8 ami I OMFORTER8. We have alwav IVen leailereU thi Una ami areil la It in qtalitr. anl trli. LACKS ami ElriRt)llERIE3 1 1 Mil line ww are utrictlv in tt. Gh n a rail ami wn aid i-.inviiut Vint, SWEATERS For Men, Youth and Boys at firlce von i-an't nnplicHte am a here. UNDERWEAR tilMNlwarni Ihinir that are gnm In be "nest to" in Wool, rieetnl ami Cotton, IH8URB ft 000D CROP BY USIHO Superior and Monitor Drills, floe and Disc. Carload of Each. W. L. BARKER, Agent, CONDON - OREGON. CHOP FEED CONDON, 1L, No. 7050. J. Frank Watson. Praaldanti Edward Dunn, Vtow-Prasldentj Nathan Farnaworth, Caahlar. pirst s(atioQaI BapKof Qopdop. Capital $25,000. Does a General Banking Business. Your. Patronage Respectfully Solicited. DIRECTORS; J. Frank Watson, Edward Dunn, Nathan Farnaworth, Andrew twwuuuu nam wiu 1 jwuinnrMMWaMin ruwvnniWBMMa t THE CELEBRATED . . COLUMBIA BREWERY . . AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. Of the rirprfnrtiif thi well-knnan brewerv the UnlteJ fitatss Health Beporufor Jnn28. 1000. eay: "A more .oerior brew never entered the laliratory of the United Hlale Health report. It U aUolntely devoid of tha eiifhleet tr.ee of a-inlteration. I.nt on the other 1 and ia eompoaetl of the beat of malt snd and rhoi.-ent of h. It. tonie qnitlitie tire of the highest and it can be nmd with the ifremest benellt ami HtiefMetion bv lxth old and young. It ne can enrientionly lie rewrtlied b Hi phynit ian with the rertainlv thai a better, purer or more wholesome Wvergecinll not oribly be fonnd East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON. Condon Meat Co. WM. 0. EDDOK, Hanaier. Now Occupying Our Own Finest Beef, Pork, Mutton. We recommend and guarantee our own make of Sugar-cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Lard Sau sage and Bologna Try them once and be convinced. . gAruuirinnJtjruinnrin1 Jiruvitn The Summit Hotel, D. M. RINEtiftRT. rVop. 5 New Building and Furnishings. Finest Location in the City; First-class in Every Respeot. Well I Appointed Bath for use of Guests.. Our Table is Supplied with the Best the Market Affords. I Commercial Trade a Specialty. i Sprlna Street, One tkrwwvuviuv uxnrLnnxn'irinntnuxfinnjx To Cure a Cold in One Day ALMfrf'DAMS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Our Mwj J?ttcl Is First- . cUss. Hest Attention to Hoarding Htoch. Your Patronage BoIieittdT SPaillO STREETs CSgSOH TrVurr Notkiwv 7 All county warranli rgltrJ prior lo Jan. I, I POX will bv paid upon nr sent at ion al mjr ou1if. Julertit etaavt aTur le. tt, IU0& , V, II. 9ttFHIItWt, . Treanrr ot (llllim rouMy, Oregon. .llperalelrlnt('Ur Ihelr ac runuts witU u daring onr inue ffoiir ton can do i by calling at the Contluit fharmaey where onr hooks have Ixrsi reft. lOtl 8rtnMwmii A Routs. Thrwshlng Outfit for Sle. W have for l sis or win larg) ami mall thrashing ootfll, aonte Ittled with horsepower, others wild staam. We can sail a g-ol rig lor JB0 or M0. We have one rig vthlt h ha be a ran only 40 days hlch we will lral for Korte. I'artia In nosxt of tlirlilnt oatfll will flml It In their alvantaga to laveatigale onr Una of bargain. Call on or ad. ire III Oregon Trading Cv, Waco, Ore, IAPTIST CSQSCX SltTtCXl Treacliing aarvices on tit Flrt, Third and Fourth Bnmlaysof the mouth si II A. M.aa.lBP. M. Ps tor kohl servlre st MayfMU He Secoswt Soailny la each month. Sunday KclroiJ, 10 o'clock every Hon 4 ay Morniag, frayr meeting, Thor4lav evening at Sol-Knrb. Every bole cordially Invited to slteml the serrkee. F. C. Fukaa, latot Advertise in Tick Gibr. THECOIIDOH I IVtRV RARN 't BERT RAMSAY, PROP. noerial attention to team ter's trade. flrt-r ias stock and careful drivers. FOR SALE. OREGON. sVsWSMninAAAAAiHKCBfflMnnvtruvrLn Grelner, Frank M. PUter. New Building Main Street. Block East from Main. unit uivaruuiro Cores Crip fa Two Days. every mA f&y7 OX.35Ca 9
